California State Library Sacramento 9, Calif orni ASB Voting Begins Today for 39 Candidates

By BOB STRIEGEE Students may exercise their Treasurer: John Denney, Bert male reprewelit ails e -al -la tge. has ierw in :I wiwt .,1 t 1)01 The Associated Student Both1 vote by presenting their ASB Haight, Ed Klein. to rmaliN n (1'0111 the during the tee.. dae ,.t bail. - elections began this morning at 9 cards to the clerk at the desk Male representative-at -large: raee, and hi', cciii not ap- ing. The be st up ai d o'clock in the Inner Quad with a and signing the voting register. Don Fletcher, Don Hubbard. Les pear on the ballot taken donn each d.c b Phii huge entry of 39 candidat( s seek- They will receive a ballot for the Johnson, Bob Kennedy, Jerry Mc- An amendment regarding aca- According to C:.. ' I ing 12 offices. The polls will re- general ASB offices and one for Carthy, Dick Mead. demic standing tor oftic. is will he campaigning ceitliji1 `i s polls is prohibited main open until 4 p.m. today and their respective class. The Senior Female representative-at -large: included on the ballot for either !will he prosecutoil. will be open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. class of 1954 has, of course, no Emily Lippolis, Marilyn Mattke, Lpproval or rejection by the vot- !explained !hid -with ire tomorrow. class candidate in the running. Joy Mitchell. Jan Wilson. ers. The amendment reads as fol- High interest will be centereo In addition to the ASB elections, lows: cated in the Innei Quad. th. . 3 Senior class representative: Pat around the presidential race which all women students will receive foot tile is waived as far as e' -a Spooner, Gwyneth Wents. "Any student ot San Jose State has four men at the post. Percy an Associated Women Students I existing posters are concern... College must have clear academic Rivers, Carl Pagter, Art Lund and ballot. Junior class representative: Ca- 'It is difficult to ..ate w rol Lucas, Rich Moore. standing and a 1 0 overall gi ade- Don Schlote are vying for the Candidates for vice president many ballots will ts. cast, tee the Sophomore class representative: point average to be eligible for. chief executive position. are Vern Perry, Paul Sakamoto outdoor location of the polls no A record number of SO voting Al Behr. Peggy Patton, Carolynl and hold elective and appointive and Bill Tyler. lwaiting, and strong c....nipaigri;-.g booths with three entrances to Stelling, Paul T ho mson, Bob class and student body positions. Other offices and their candi- the polls will speed up the vot- Weiss. positions on boards and commit - should bring in a stiert ete. 'he dates are the following: Meg created by th. Student Coun- ing procedure and cut waiting Female junior justice: Gretchen chief Justice comment. d Recording secretary: piane Mar- cil." to the absolute minimum, ac- Umland. The largest turn-out for .nv cording to Stan Croonquist. tinsen, Carol Hotchkiss. Male senior justice: Larry Cle- About 1?5 students front Al. ASli tiet'110,11s took r1.-..ce di: chief justice of the Student Corresponding secretary: B. J. mens, Dick, Kissick, Bob Peeks, ! pha l'hi Omega, Tail Delta l'bi. Court, who is in charge of the Bailey. Doris Mortara, Barbara Gene R(chinow. spartiut shield... and Spartan the. rivet em iod In ' I- lection. Taylor. J I m Fallete, candidate for Spear,. Will alunt eer their sir- u, h. ri ha 1101 `, I ount. SCIENCE IN ACTION TODAY Spartan Daily Geologist-NIS/JUN!: Rork-clatter Over 5000 SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Expected al Vol. 42 SAN JOSE. CALIF., THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1954 No. 135 Olokii I ilotu,c New Amendment ls I \ 1.1 .11 Is on ASB Ballot The Student Council yesterday ty of council members. Dr. Clem- oted unanimously to include a ents described the committee in constitutional amendment on to- explicit terms and then presented 1 day's ballot which will prevent any student on scholastic probation Aitken with the report- a souve- rom holding either an elective or nir book prepared by ASB record- Di. %. D I appointive office operating under secretary Jtitinie Green and I . i." 1..1 ii,. r.-,....1 the ASB. autographeek ju.jainkgrj_91,..9At. that in addition to 'needing di,- lasse will he nrolt1 In other action during the two council. t.: kite..-'. clii. dig the day. and a half hour session, the coun- was the last .' See pm in liisim SI l cil: Yesterday's meeting council session at which ASB Pres- E ma .; the s 1. In effect killed a request ident John Aitken will preside but 'ii Engin, , !Merit ' h) Jean.. Bullock, bead yell lead- he wound it up in fine style and niversity lit . will' er, to add two "alternates" to the for the first time during his ad- on Amid., ate.tis ol th. 11 LINING CP a geed, Iii the diamond see is 1111'. Vs ccc ne h.lrIetInPf . ministration cast the tie breaking I ornii lii ibliketna is a mer slx-member yell leader team. ItrOfeisSiir Ilf atid Chuck LitiigellIgV. 10411010 major. Stu- indefinitely the 'of ma, ngineering and !srier, .,.. 2. Heard a complete report by vote postponing d. nth cc ill operate the way: tonight as part of the deleartencnt's r - 1 has wri n Dolores Mathias on WI'S neck increase in the number of song hit*. isitors may bring rocks of their 11%1111 for codling. i (imam.' ions. and proceeds. girls. photo lie ...11ciiiheinter !several articles pertaining to _ _ 3. Accepted an awards com- , radio cud high mit t ee recommendation for

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ing, judo and haskethall teams. spereft, ffooto cc iii itseal 4. Voted to loan ft-WS 8?00 I,,,- a seri., ot 1,...ttort s ,,net tl. ,,ni rat jog, until end of fail quarter. 1955. Arum, staff' I Si, ist ii gw.;;I 5. t'onsidereil bids on the ntti- iiiembers. dent orientation handbook and P. cell! I.-lig, loaned the Handbook eon:mitt:v. from 1 'Ii Dalit S ret IIaa $50. eensIc- I. i I/ Mir hv Dr. it gin.*

The meeting was concludeft ' 1,;1? by Dr. with a report by Dr. Edward Cle- ments, council adviser, on t hi- committee investigating the loyal- 4 iniit-S ):Ies"1:::1111"'il:1,:..',.,e i!'lf 114 ,IP I (lay in /loon!. 5210 1 in the. at I. trorm and r, Summer Grads : tlyming ulut ii closinr A uner.c There will he a meeting of all -tore by hr Elton S Stinson summer school graduates today in .1,1.g esen 01 chemist "Gre Morris Dailey auditorium at 12:30 Ph, t "I 0, I Wagons of the' o'clock. Six-week and ten-week 1("alifoi toil Trail- %sill lie given ev- grads are expected to attend the ,er!. half 11011r from 9 a m to 2 it m

confab which will follow the reg- itno ie49 p ;Tian I. 17;T831 ular orientation class assembly. 1 (AIM PAGTER ART LEND British Diplomat Talks ASI3 Ballots To Carry OnSingaporeTomorrow AWS Candidate Names Names of IN ...cd 55 erne ii i; IP .1 "East Meets West - What That German. flajitm. Danish. talae. Jan Ad - "I Students candidate's :, eu the bal- dent IliIt. Hy Wiser awl Means in Singapore" will be the' hinese (standard and anton- ours. first %ice president. Marilyn topic of an address by John Den- me). lot at ASII, elections today and ' flernice nis Duncanson, world traveler , tomorrow V. AI hopes of filling the Reivtectt. During the second Wo.-Id War Allerf Hammond. second \ lee and British diplomat, when he f...i AV, council pose- speaks in the Concert Hall tomor- ha was a major in the British pmsident I iiinna I 41rem row at 1030 a.m. army and served in Norway and Guido. Betty ha ye ar--I J urly Egypt. After the war, he was Moog. Duncanson, who is 31. has spent pointed to the Malayan civil s. I""% 'Fickeis IAft Secretary, Ruth .1 I. I. Mikt the past three years in the Brit- ice, labor department and educa- ticktts ate still Murphy, Maury, . . I sinna ish diplomatic service in Singa- : .iv a few tional department. He also has r Roulet 57 for toreght's Jiwist and .. -r- pore' working in the Chinese Af- a' citable- in tomorrow night's riesenta- Gr1111(11n,. fairs di -parturient worked with the military admin.,- and , . I tration of Eritrea, an Italian col- 1' lions of "1i (1.1a Gable;-." Student ton, Nare This lectuir. series speaker te.1.. is aro 74i cent:. ge neral ad- llostord ony. has traveled %%Wel) In Europe, mission 75 cents. Lloctions will take place in tt.',4 Africa, and t h. Far East. Ile Duncanson has written several DON et4111,0TE e rorthi,, time is 5.1:i o'rlock in Inn. Quad and stud. il1S (11 has visited 81 countries. Dun- monographs on Abyssinian and Litt', Theater. Miss Elizatalt, their toda.. f-otn 9 a rri te) ithe' crimson speaks seven different Chinese subjects in professional Loeffler is irodU?ing the celebrat- .1 pm and on Fi.d.c. from 9 a tn. languages: Englialk French, journals. ed Ibsen play. Ito 3 pm. r 9S Poet Corner .".1 of at.: 1.1 Th rust and Always ii,41.116( rum Trim The cat in milk and wairr Ibrint i And then in 12 short year, Spartan Dad Parry , ierse: :-'eroaks. Tni not and mule hhie 30 yeas.r SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE knot.. Of wines and 421.- Potential Bombs And nothing The modest. sober. bone dry hen beers. Lays eggs for nogs. then dies at : s -1. - "; e sheep at 20 die. I .10. In this age of "A 'H and The .oat and tj Scotch or B)e. is,. are full, aware And ne...er taste of All animals are strictly dr:.: "... ot th, impending danuer that eon- They sinitss I:ve and swaft4 die. The row drinks water by the ton. ro.onts us But in (poi- rrynal anit - . 4 :.4 4 - ": Fe 2 1 - 1 Er' 2 And at IS is mostly done But sirif,J, ginful. rum-, I spirit Jal siurntwr litli..if., rr-- er.o..oreel ce.. . -4 -1 .' - t' men -11:z- that' within the borders of The dog at 15 cashes in. . %’ -ta Co.. .445 S . - - C are not onl:, One (if tiA0. Suns tVl for thiee score yea:, ooi 7.1;E BOB - n:t htera112, thouf,anris of H- !searching student. And there're ten. Ed dr. 01,1 .ssua _ A -1. 7; t still some offermgs let?. And some of them, a very fi-o - ? Ther.- I-Joint.% do not cr-insi, Though attendance at these ,-;tay pickled till they're 92 Irra-tallas and nuclear 'nerg. events is small. ther.. has Fs S4udent Apathy Time? o eofA !r.at could be the kiwi : :f.. :_- Mr. Matzen spoke - - many of us wh,. rlees wool ;

- lsolers lot, Toe a ,epreserrs them. TYLER Ii F r-flt. piss. hi..- :- a, .al ? riT and t,r of no- 1.4- see its Vice-President . . 4 tSittr:4.07 4 Try,'" 7. tuiS 7.; 1.6rzo, I lino in Ni.o,4 tort,. in hi.. ...gine non of !Is,. In- m.an6 of 61-, takt - d..trop F...- for... of the., !O- ro. bomb-, Om- 114 h .1.-stryot71-.11 Is iorge-. - - , "’ i r!o- folloo 7" "40.1f.,04, ""*" _ :7* fst vote , Expertly prepared ozht s.-.6rs ,.-s "5$ nod.- from .6 it.-'- food . . . served ,--14e-e is -- -. -, o tth h.s hind. to-hool hiti 're oolr -4; cord "Pus t Ind I ton borfoof hien with in a college - s Itothirog e-e 12 soort-.0-64 init, h -s. tfiovr. , atmosphere. *,re Stories's+ Cue* 0"1"-’": found that the his'. r.-- e` n.i+ins; o "Inn -firolis plot iJ

-:!!--, s’e in a sit.a 1...c^ 4S 701.S ifrcitie"ci cteak lieu4e 5-9897 to Jse t.tat dere:icat’ic icprr 545 South Second 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. CYpress li;e but .tlicr Frost o; us ?Aye , - ,- I be .roosoog the persons .ho thaw! , 3e ir Fttie practice at Th,, 41 .trol virittml 41.111- ger should .-onf runt os is .1 11,. leachers .,nd tu- tor.. tractiers: is, are challnzetl ARTISTS' SUPPLIES! vi it!' the task of raisin;,: roor,61. spiritual and intelie total DRAWING PADS Thrust and Parry stanit.irds of our pupils. A, journalists arid 7 y.: Art Student Pad-15 x 18 S .75 nsrientio,.. parte . nails?, and alithdr.. we are Om', Military Ideology Newsprint Pad-18 x 24 .90 of the noon disco:. s. ,r, ,I, nsted %oh the task of eleatin. groups during ' the literature We ne,.: Drawing Pad-14 x 17 1.45 IA as zoom on to keep lr !- rid mot at - CV 2-1447 A on he. lett iernarked rather that, ....r.etar3, & -:t4: fr. lasorably upon nonindent means As parents and future parent- SAN JOSE PAINT COMPA',YWA"P"" 112 S. 2nd St. ot settling dillpOtes Et. 14,1111) this we need to ex.imtra our rnotr.es the hleti foubert r and %aloe. 1,Ve need to guide o. 1 -II ' "*0 1% ii, I ofl,a fiom hi r nar.. .ornnol.-nce children into asenues of expo -II- Itoriuts I.r In io -4A- staid. o-sei oion1 in iit logy, which lead to the peaks of I inor,ol dit "'it mean. moral righteousness hit i,!,1 euto,In t Vur that nation that is militar- En,

!ils strong but morall) and spit-- 1)114 .htr hint 11{I'4 e-ak is destined tot de- It 'pit- e Ilf Si IsI I il:11 ts t:nie th .9 " TI"" tat NRI.F. , llo )1MES Rep - at - Large "T AS11 '5 all Offerings Left vote D if 10.. II 511,511 is II, f ht. S. I At 11.4. lit ell liistfi it I% 1:! isatteri has %IA") meet Ont th stai, of I I neat - etist,n, 10, DON I r -1 11%111L; ill I" r,- .,t tousI!, foneg.o It. 1.1 .1 !I'll of \ FLETCHER .t:." I, II, I ' L I,, is. .if iiii anI t May 9th -,cy 1. p.r o in i ..; a 7 :.1... n f I heor, -I ItI o 1111111 t .t.to iheloci1111.4 t,, , Mt On rompuli now - thrIl 14 :ft is wrong. that it is TI,, . id. is a lei ri is no pia, melt. et mtans Inch ie. t'o how you h I.. 0"( that 55a, is cat+ -2.011+’ila %% loom! cipitato s more ills than It An , ialioAl fit ' 14k. '110ist to tat,'. that earn over cm The Ni 51,11 %OH, ri those viho ;ire not a.fr %5000a year... tit it k ii hio h !1 It. d ii the great , their oconsictIons. and lit.,? this elrlo41; become/ an officr 911. c.o.l isn't indi% sill stand doo. It Ii'.. ,o.1 kid Fit, f-N to -is to In on their conscyntious ground In the air forc... + lt". is ill not fight'. head start 31\1 i V gt a Ur ASH C.O." T In jt aviation ...

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..:0" ..c..Y..e Candidates for The Vice PresideneN Tursday. May 6. 193-1 SPARTAN Dui Cal 11,o's aft%. Oath Legislatnio lo Be Discussed Here I1. odaN :01,,rnos John Nlark . , . ni Michael 1)11,x-snail:I %, ii 0 ,,, , , cuss California loyalty oath lems- jury, tile lath amendment. 'Iation before a to. meeting of ,t ate and nationdl lesosiation. Assn. of State College Instro eti,e _ today at 330 p.m ti Root: ; ; Both sides of the question e

; be covered I u the t :MONS ; aceoeding to (Kee m. TYLER sistant Prolessor ot econoni«, Vice-President The 1tfatteltieNu, es' 4''' to tierwifss rut I.

BILL TVLER SAKAMOTO R \ FERRI Large Group Sees Ae% T1 Equipment Speaker Plans CAROL HOTCHKISS Television equipment that may placed in one room with the mon- for Fee used in the future at San Jose itor and control equipment in a state was demonstrated yesterday different area, according to Jack 131on(iav To/1i mornine to over 500 students and Ingersol of N..ly- Enterprises, who ASB RECORDING SECRETARY faculty in the Concert Hall. presented th, dcmonstrat inn. Dr. Richard Lev-is, professor of lOn Middle East FROSH CLASS SECRETARY education, stated that SJS is ex- I Dr. Samuel U. Van Valkenburg.1 RALLY COMMITTEE SECRETARY amining the ' director of the graduate school of equipment for future e REP .AT LARGE ON STUDENT COUNCIL USE' in the program. It is expected Job Mart geoeraphy at Clark UniversityR that the equipment would be used will speak on the Middle East in - for educational the lecture hall of the Engineer- purposes. Summer cannery jobs are begin- The equipment, ing building Monday at 2:30 p HANK SAYS: which can be ning to conic into the Placement used under The topic of his address will IN. ordinary lighting, con- office, announces Mrs. Nancy Diaz. sisted of a camera, a "The Middle East Whose Prom- "Formal prom or informal get-to- monitor, a Two local canneries, American camera ised Land Today7''" The lecture control unit, and a remote Can Co. and Baron & Grey, are gether, our services are ever ready control will be open to SJS students :111(1 unit, The camera weighs hiring now to fill positions which for you." only faculty and the public. four pounds and could be will be open about July 1. Dr. Van N'alkenburg was born The Gentry Canning Co. in Gil- HAP CUTTING FOR ALL OCCA!,IONS in Holland and educated at the roy is hiring men and women for M;curqf oft Duty University of Utrecht. the Univer- a three shift day, six-day week. Lessler Tells sity of Berlin, and the Universitt Wages are $1.55 for men and S1.33 of Zurich. Ile began teaching Hi Sainte Claire Barber Shop for women. Cheek in Placement Harry StOing his present position in 1932. and HOTEL SAINTE CLAIRE Contest Rules office for other information. The Staff Before coming to t his count ty other two canneries are to be con - Member Master Barbers of America Queen contest applications lois he was head of the geography meted directly. divi- the Military Ball may be obtained sion of the Royal Netherlands Ty- from the ROTC office, according Placement Of f ice pographical Service in the Nether- snarls** lands East Indies. to Ken Lessler, Silver Saber repro_ ' Dr. Van Valkenbure is the au- .0 sentativc. The Military 'Ball, a pre- nnounces Jobs Bair ot set oral hooks lude to Armed Forces Day, May Want to teach in Asia or Af- Elect i lea Miss Doris Robinson. direc- 15. will be held at the Mary Ann earb4)0k ( tor of teacher placement, reports Gardens May 14 from 9 p.m. to 1 , that there are teaching oPPortlin- (.0111 hille To "VIII a.m. Dick Crest's orchestra will , ities with contracts for two or Its later than you think . Play. Applications must be turnedl three years. Copies of the 1933-3.1 edition into ROTC office by 4 pm. tomor- Men instructors are wanted by or La Torre, college yeattsiole air ; a private junior college in the Bay. row. going fast, and the next few V.v. 1,0. Area. Secondary who candidall'S RICH Bids for the hall will go on sale may be the last time students 111.1:, are interested in teaching at So- next weds for $3 and may be ob- purchase them, according le I.a nora are asked to register for in- tained in front of the ROTC (Mira, Torre staff members. terviews for tomorrow. "The (Inrce will be a formal attire Yearbooks are on sale in the Further information can be ob- affair." stated Lessler. Graduate Manager's office for Sh tained in the Placement office. Rubs tor the queen contest are or a $3 deposit. Sale price also MOORE 1. Candidates for queen must be learbina jobs includes 15 rpm record of cane Pus tor the :ke3r San Jose State college students actisille, 2. Candidates must not be mar- Are 1111lable Su rpri se Part s" ried or trigaged. Jr. Rep. 1.:11.1 iii posit iris 3. Candidates must he escorted are Ten. announces Doris Robinson. For 1)a,, West to the hall by AFRfiTC or Army brector of teach. '1' placement. tan of StudenLs ROT(' cadets. IL,11,i,,,4 I Listings from Guam for high IL West eekibrate his Ii it lud.i, school openings are here. Young yesterday afternmin in Room IIN! married couples are encouraged to were the personnel deans, (I. part- ATTENTION 11 apply. A high school in San Joa- ment employees. friends. and \II, min Valley is asking for teachers. West. Thi surprise party eettn salaries range from $4800 mini- ganiz( (I I MN. Florence num to s(-041 maximum Dean West's la cretait Recognition committee: Mc, t (AR OWNERS todAy. Student Union. Collegia4e Christian Fellowship: Meets 1,e30 p.m. today, Room 39 You owe it to yourself to drive Christian Science: Meets 7:3,1 a safe car. Come in today and o'clock tonight. Chapel. Wesley Foundation: Meets 7 n' have those brakes checked. clock tonight, Room 24. The Rev. Richard Fitch to speak on mat - Fabulous Formals! riage pi. ,ems. You wor t believe your eyes when you see Phi Alpha Theta: Meets at 7:30 value; at tonight, 763 Fallen Ave., Santa , thee outstand:ng Audrey t, LOW Clara. Mt.'.? in front of Student prices. Gorgeous materials to enhance Union at 7 p.m. for transportation. every f:qure. Sizes 12-20. Starting 1.50 Kappa Delta PI: Initiation ban- low as $16.9.5 more exclusive models) quo *lay 1A. Members are to pur- 8-Shoe Hydraulic vhase tiehets before May 14 in WEDDINGS OUR SPECIALTY Room lti5C. DESIGNER S SAMPLES Student..: Last session of Stud- ONLY I OR 2 OF A KIND ent 'Y's .-amp counseling program This low price includes-- is tot:.. Topic: "Problems Lit Camp." ,;aust speaker. . Rrnor front wIttrIs Chock brol It, d Student*: Co-Rec will be in the I / h glow out dirf ADJUST s, -,c brkot Women's gym tonight. In Room 22 letpc/ bri iCC9 and d-urek AD.IUST fpciel clwanc dancing, 0th.', Don't forget our there will he social Inspect front wheel cylindirt ADJUST .1,1 actit 'ties tire badminton. t.olley - , aptivating Inspect hydrulic linos Prstur fiptf c systam ball and 1. pone. Refreshments P,4 V ettons ! Inspect master cylinder Road fest are tree a. p Les Johnson and flank Ramp: Star por,orrnefs ,n you, surnme we,d,obe Wee. 4,0, Plea, tact Graduate Manag- down 40 curlew Some w,th so,e w.$4, htile lecke% all cool and cltrw.rq er's WO OIVO AN "SEE" 71 Iiikk L.44411116 YOU NORDS MN IRAK' ti hey j BACK ROOM Shakes Finest Motu!! 1/4.10s HO SO, FIRST ST. Saa Jos* 76 WEST SAN ANTONIO (between F.,+ and Marian Open Thursday N;ghts '1;1 9 I OS E. SAN FERNANDO

AIL 4 SP %RI st If %II 1. Tnursday, May 6. : IENCE DOORS OPEN Hr. Einarsson Reports Open !louse Talks part r.! theme of , ..1. o:. lir. A. W. Lii. - for Open '1 the following seues demonstrations anti be held in the bud/I.::: ROOMa-lI. 31, p m I. Lester Rcuki ma talks on -Implications of the 'IF Bomb' 3.30 pm Demonstration of the "Tesia Coil and High Fre- quency Electricity" by 1.0 Osi..ar L. Brauer. 4 30 p.m Demonstratiou on "Hot and Coid." utilizing liquid bv Drs. Arthur I.. Wil- liams and H. Muiu-ay Clark. 7". IY/ p.m. Demonstration of "I.1%- ing Light" glowing bacte- ria, le. Dr. Paul J. Freeman 5:30 pm. 1)1.. Ralph A. Smith talks on "Our Friends the 200 Displaced Cold Bloods Fishes. Am- and Reptiles'' or tft Ili ...I r.ft. , . . phibians Pet Boa Children 1//4111 ., "So You Want a It, ese stilt Constrictor In You Fam- On the credit roster, lolfn Just:, the In lii nut Ihmean Tells Story ity." Repeated at 8130 and Era Dahlback are listed bs the 4 t w1. %Al .1 . , p.m. "Hot and Cold" demon- stars oF -The Village,' new United 111.- 11.-lit r stration by Drs. Arthur I. Artists film opening on May 2 af P 1.- I. th. Williams and MurrayII "oss rise horn fon ill. 1...t .1., Of Science Dept. Rise the Saratoga Theatre. 84+ the coe Clark, utilizing liquid air. delia 7.30 p.m. Glass blowing demon- and substance of the pictare. hr 1 t rat ion by Dr. Albert deals with the farnout ck:Iciren's phe. al a ;I:’,11::.nt Of 3,140 s lage of POSlikirti in Switzer!ard ae .., ..;..1 comp'. tcd ill Sehmoldt. 1-,00 p.m. "Living Light" demon- fl.e 200 kids of several dozen asso-r- fa. , f,ti vision Chief l'e ed nat:ona'ities who go to mdke uz str-ation iglowimt barti:rial the community s inhabrta,.ts. I.r. Paul J. Freeman. Litriv of the r -A,. 1)&0 Lazar Wechsler rilse Search .nr.d.rr...nt was not se:10,1s4 af- CFance,- and r-c -- y'ili- -The .1,-1 su Neml science Jeep p cd,ced "Ti'. V ; g .S./S P,, shown throughout ro pp.- (1 rfiletint whiCh was directed by LeczT I , . day in Room S31 and in thi 1: n'it clitni...t to new Lindfberg, and is winner of f- .1. lit :s -.it I 'HI I . noon in Room S210 in thy pout st ..! fwriori. Das,id 0. Sellnick 1953 S;ivr: i;.//ase fur the Co'. reed Wag- Award. ons on the California Trail" will The companion feat4re is ' My Hea-. th. title of a lecture by Dr. Ei- Goes Crazy. a 13-itish musice! 1):in,1411. ! h tun S. Stitt:on, professor of ch. ii,- aals .41" tobe elven in $31 fr m . I 1111.4,1; s . until 2 p.m and 4 to 9 p.m 11.11, ....I.,- .tid in the I k . j I 111 b.'1,0111.* 4 iii,, ''r id,. i poc..nt ‘- r . p. iii, . is the. It 1:411. It .; .it .1, !I a .1 I s .11 a Sir h011mil 11. ...1 sr. 1 P. ta 111111: lied hi'. i is 111riligli Ill* nett 1s P. At. .4,4.1 .nI Rid iii. ....ii, hisolog, ELECT The slii ii son.'..1 hi'. first heir I 1 I "AI S. he* ....dish.. the posey print rust. -..ponne the rhumba A mot " . BOB KENNEDY lin. a style stolen V :., Ph, nine from our Rep -at- Large pled Mtn.: : t. Berl Si)' , Sewn...* Ps' tilt south -of-the bo-der !- th.it when ry 1 Sun .fitwn the hi- neighbors. Crisp cztdi r and It. fir cotton with halter t s lain recki1ne, tiered put kirt. Aqua. K The The ellow. purple, Right Right pink,1018. econd sheet Mon Man

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T ursdny Ma C 1n14 %PART 11N DM 1 5 Many Organizations List Two Sorority 'SAE To lime _Yew Pledges, Members Pledge Classes l'ar h at Gil roy II OMICRON PI Biadnill, Mike .%11:11.1 Callahan. Rich Er- the spring p1f.dee list of Long v. us p:eseinted with ; ickson. Dick Fleeger, Sid Kahn, Delta Upsilon hopefuls, Take Sneaks ' awards by Alpha Onie Rollo Koiy:isto, Ben Matuliels, two sie'esal Don I They are Alfred Carvell. Robert Accordine to publi, , , I-

creel Pi sorority sisters recent1;.. Sorenson, Ron Thieman, Bob %'a - Allan, Lewis Vaught, Corneims !iIra ti a red rose for being the outstaiie- . rs and Clarence Wessman. Reese, Richard Fo rste r. John Phi pled. in April and the Ruii jng pledge DELl'A SIGMA PHI Campbell and Jack Smith. ior highest scholarship, Reese pin Nine men have been accepted as has been elected presi- ; di:11: to Joyce Osborn. public_ de -at. ’aueht. 011 Delta Sigma Phi pledges. accord-, social chairman. 'Ilia is, .1-I I,, I chairman. it). ing to Ron Lopes, president. Fn.' Jachai Basilan. t afternoon banquet honored ALPHA PM An ture Delta Sigma Phi's are nova Coffej. 'Fink., I t ' I and Si! Rich - 'twenty-six joined the Alpha Phi new initiates at the Hawaiian aid Lou Shire's. ,,t.t the Dickson, John Wagner. Gene ' sorority last week. according to 1Mars dens. New AOPis are Mary act Gal King. Ted Cellinson, Robert nous- day at carrnel watch:lig sports cat is, Coy- Colleen Page. publicity chairman. t Bihlee Barbara Cima, Mary ton, ars, Paul Consentino, Roger Ja- I Initiated were 13 arbara Bates, trdal , Joyce Creel, Diane Harlow. Win,. )Z 1%;111.(1 coleten Neal Klef fel and Joe Mairella Maureen Larrigan, Phyllis Long. Bernereli Connie; Brand. Ill sNI11,11 Sheedy., net. tr. Yvonne Moniz, Dorothy Oakle Janet Brashar. Georgia Clark. .And then there were none Sue Conger, Judy Crum. 5h115 ;155 , ' I- EkReschke. Sandra Singel , ALPHA ETA SIGMA Marilyn took SIN 1)Z actives , Janice twc 1%i. astir II,' Carolyn Witt. The accountants honor society ' Fox, Elizabeth Fraase, Kay Han- Ion a sneak last week to Le Elite's Lucille Sweem and yiai. at t ,.r 7.'"' '. l.iy OMEGA recently welcomed new members naford, Donna Joost. ranch. Prior to this, the pledges Linn-noon ,11 Md.` 'tt t IN I business at an initiation banquet at the "removed" the house trophies Pi Omega Pi, national , Nancy Kinger, Jody Lindholm, had iecent ly honorary fraternity, ini- Hawaiian Gardens, according to The pledges are Fllene Baken- ducat ion IGsrry McKim, Nancy: Neilson, Ve- SJS sled ihe itj sit last Thurs- Gloria Nunes, vice president. hus. Joe,, Beeker..loAnn I tonahne. tiated 13 new members j Osliorn. Marilyn Pfitzer. ((lima a..,to among the Noi the rn They are Dirk Anderson, Sam Inflows Dia teil a. Pat im day at the Town House, Jack lures Seghi, Ann Spurr, Kathy chant, presi nt.xi at said recently. Batt iato. Clyde Brannon, Eddie Eart-ara eiaAnne ? .it Woodard. historian, Stever. rry White. Joan Wicre- 11., But- ('reek, Jim Drake, Madee Dunlap. Allene Ilaramond. Mai ,ly II Those initiated are Patrick late% Pem'erly Wilson, Ann %Vitten Robert Carter. Colleen Collins. Louis Franz, William Hardy, Ro- Ilan. Jo' e, :N.:even-iv Roses: ter. rod Jtianne Wright. Ma,y. Esch, Cecil Cummersall, Ray bert Hunter, Wally Jensen, Gwen- Pedomi and Patricia l'aee. Larsen, Betty McCoy. dolyn Rose, Glenn Severson, Wil- Message's of welcome were eiv- Off weirs of the ve into ple'd' Les Johnson Bei nice Meng, Patricia Ann ma Stricklin, Albert Suarez. Steve ein at the banquet by Carolyn Mil- are president . Biel triii Gras,. for Neal, Ethel Ann Oeser, Erie Olsen. Wetzel. Ed Willies and Pius Zim- ler, senior: Marion Boehm, junior: secretary. Ellen Bakentius schoi mer. A S B Jane Shaw and Hazel Wright. !Carol Lo Prese sophomore, and arship chairman. Joan Becker, Vlii Lydia Innes, credit manag- DELTA rPSILON Georgia Clark, Miss Clark receiv- tivities chairman. Ros. mit-, I'. MALE REP. -AT -LAME ! Hart's, spoke on "Reflec- Barry Brown, publicity, has re- ed the outstandm pledge trophy. done AM e. ,,,ncerning the business and 1 u,:; ; fields, She received an .ianford, assisted Dean De V . -siting up the personnel c, r: from 1928-1932 and 1:i- director of teacher here. thy Beetrle. business . ; fraternity's adviser. : ,11.11 .NIA EPSILON ' It students went .mal pledging ceremon- .- Sigma Alpha Epsilon ..ording to Ralph Abas- chairman. SAE pledges are Chris Brett horn. Jack Crab)). Ga ry 1-.!.’ :.111 Fisher, Nicl Freemari. 1.', ..-,m,rsdort, Garry Graham. Li aitirr.an. George Criss, Rej Ho/1,.. Glenn James. Ed John- IS,Iland Morton. Ben Reich - Bob Saia, Don Sehleth, Paul Charles Soderstrom. ' , Watts and Karl Wiebe. .1110M. TIIETAXL ’11;Ta Xi's held the formal of pledges list weekend, ;;;;;;:Ilise to John Howard, pub- chairman. Nok% Theta Xi's are Bob Bur- nett. Hank Goudie, Es -in O'Brien. Riellard Orr and Walt Rickett. The Founders' Day banquet was bild at the Club Tabu, following the' initiations, Alter dinner new pledges were introduced. They are Dave Passi- more. Rudy Moorehead, Chuck Bo- lin. Jim Jeske and Will Kauble. SIGMA CHI Waring the blue and white pledge pEr. of Sigma Chi are Art Bergenderf, Norm Pangracs, Bar- ry America's Hartr. Leonard Tom Richards, Sumney, Herb Knill, Paul Negro and Don Quayle. Harte e-as elected pledge cap- Knights tain. of S1.. the aecording Jim Cottrell. to rnibillts ma raver. 1.1,1011WIr . 'C a. 41.418 ALPHA Kappa ..lpha recently pledged The .Spar tan Rand that held thc pa... 11 nen% m.embers. They are Jim The Ant.ghtr of 4ribus's twin ihe bght fit wade Mtn (Inn ,;,,ed ilir .4. rat, the battle phial ( an shunt no penury glar.1 awn . The &gloated tem CHALET CAFE Who wear the 11.1nzs s.f Stlier 5.. 37 West San Carlos . on a held of 41, r Wmf. J Acess +ha sTrise front the 61041..M.1.11. 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r- 11airs(1, M-... Carousel Grade Point Feed Campus Tower Talk ( hi Omegas and Pi Kappa Al- phas Joined forces recetitl) for a lir! 10.1 F nom, mug to signify. her Congratulations are in oi der for dintaa exchange, according to Re- .r.:tti arid French pinned to Tom Matt, Phi Ganm,.. the "T ..." SJS's own ba nee Brouillard, publicity chairman. r ,.-rnent (4 ,...toor at L.C. bershop quartet. They were co- Entertainment was provided at the ...Iles Girt - Delta /Ala winners with Sacramento's States- Chi() house by B. J. Bailey and it. P:t Ii.".114 recently. the pin. ’11 Candy kisses revealed men at the Western District con- PiKA's Joe Alves and Swede Elie I 0;:ijor from rung of Doris Ringgenberg, senio. /W.; (.0111lion tomorrow test in the Civic auditorium last at the piano. ; .1. 4 El C:1- education major to Trenton Huls. .i p to I :1 rn in th, Em. Saturday night. Leis, sarongs and colorful shorts mmo is a Hula is a senior business admit*- Saito. The contest was sponsored by earmarked a Kappa Alpha Theta. I the I hit. I ,,hr " r/laY)r hum ' istration major at the University the SPEBSQSA Inc. the Society Sigma hl exchange recent l). /0./o,rn pohliett, ,oPuI thi N;e. of oregon member the and a of tor the Preservation and Encour- Hands of bananas hung from a Phi Epsilon fraternity. tod.o. ;1;:ii;-: Sigma agement of Barber Shop Quartet tree near the crackling bonfire. tiu i,, pioiiied P. Singing in America. Inc, Gini Watson and Portia Snow I 'sigma ii Cit.4als annoiincid the pinning The "Travelaires" will represent did the hula to impremptu ’I aiIWIingart,.n to Bob Niebu, the West Coast in Washington, music the Sigma No hose.u . he is a International contest D.C., at the I ti Ite i I : alai NI: pairnalisto major Lon] San Fran- in Juno. They competed against 14 Alice G111!. ce.ro. Niebor a fre:Jiman ac- is other groups from California, win- ( t.. ty ; major from Sari I:1 WM. SHOW SLATE .7.... 01, .1, ning with "Black Eyed Susan lip , S, /1-1 N11. itlIlfP Brouillard, Mita Zeta -Lambda ('hi Alpha ! Brown" and "My Wild Irish Rose." Pit betty, sail) last '.et k. ('upid struck the 1)7. house again :Members of the present -Travel- cer ,,,,,t1. Nliss c,rtria., is a senior (Aiwa - Monday evening. Joan Harlan, sic, Studio: ...," are Del Green and Bob sq. ,c,..1 el-ao it, tion majr.i. of this city. Lundquist President of AWS, art ed major. .owney, SJS students, Elmer ' chernistiy majoi , nrvo %sdli ....eating the pin of Kenny Mitchell. Fairbanks, former student. and it ; the army litt ;Frto (lid I.-;:nbda Chi Alpha, ',resident oh , "EXECUTIVE SUITE" Bob Ifokanson, Oregon State al- aft, Alpha ( hi Ontetga-Sigtna t umnus. had .1t .-;:mt,t f'fata counlY A sp...:.I &lively package coy- WILLIAM HOLDEN ta mngi thisolates v. as sent to the . _(at si.,nsot In': :1 "barn. :1 Con elit Fraternity Holds AhioAt boo,s rece ntly Ma rya 1J- re i ! wan 14 to U.' o'clock to- JUNE ALLYSON will%%ill make a trip to the altar '17.5 ..111111' III 111. 011ifit'01 I Two members of the college Steak, beans and mush were JUIll. have Miller, former i 011 /11 110`.1)1I:il an Buildings and Grounds office staff served Kappa Taus Monday night, BARBARA STANWYCK 1 Sigma Chi are attending a five-day meeting at the quarterly grade point din- 111plua Phi of the Associat ion of Plant Admin- ner. a; oh n Jane Prouty passed a ;strait'', of Universities and Col- Members with high grade aver- Plus .111. 1 I.;diamd,on 111 iii flouncing her leges this week. ages dined on a full course steak At .1 /1 10111 to 11..1 Harris, geol- the Pasadena meeting are dinner and were permitted to wear A Featuretie iwy major Wel/1M% MINS Pi out) is John Amos, director of buildings clothes of their choice, while the an educ;ition mpa.' T h,y plaitn a anti grounds, and Byron Bollinger, middle group wore dressy sport June w...tittitig supervisor, construction and re- clothes to their meal of beans anti "FINAL TWIST" 1.1'.111-S121aAitt) eon- Carol Warner. 1(1'major, passed pairs. rice. d ;bons to, poxinction I. male leo! esenta - II .1 ow. sti Ida). ac- e:: I,. k Is,ard

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Meet sr %Kt %N. MI 7 Coach Bud Winter!: Tomorrow trackmen are working hard in preparation o e D'11 for competition with A treat oiil got a letter the other die. some of the greatest track and field athletes in the football i 1*-’. I 1.11)%111 lf. I% leant T. Elton Foreman. director world ;n Saturday's All -Corners Meet slated for 1:30 p.m. at as atehed the Golden I: N. 11.1rIncll po1, Ill'' ...hlicity at the College of Se- Spartan track sity seriMmaii !..: too. that T. Elton A 440 relay ..1 : match, to 0. Rover tt seems will open the track festivities. instead of the tradi- wieks - Ii spartii. 1. to fie r OOP 1,sue with a statement we :.:. NanDqi Southi 0105. iOta Spiii 1.1. I tt.i, ho,l1 1111111, 111.111 h t filth , about Fresno records bein_. Winter as la-llesenting Sao -Jose first tune and play Hod, r " .ti .an the Spartan track. He es has. been Jack Slat" Albiam. Val I condition, This will be the - mar Fresno graduate an.: Theta Chi To Face -..1.1111111111111111111111111111i11.1'ill11111111.: Daniels, !ion Cruickshank and Art ; of three intrasquad gaines to! ' .alit know. We don't care Eight men are reported isu,. Bronzannien. - I Al I 1.11iii.ti ,ti-sele the point, but we will hIl ,utetuling tor places on the San I Okie" Team TodaN The other: are the :1-,, 'I'. Lansdale Hill- --Danny" to its mile relay team. They are, Theta -Spring Bowl- Iniii iss, _ and the College of Sequoias Clu. Fasting in undisput-; Alt I I. I)ainiels. I halt, C 'Is for May 14. and the a--; ,resters hello for T Elton. ed possession of first place in the !shank, Bill Stephens. Stan !tow - ft_ \ , \ s!; 1 . game w hich w ill N. jahit..1 th; = iI MIMIC TEMPER American ell. Gene Tognetti and Gene An - . a League. of intramural 4..iiing of Ma!, 17 _ -. heard how Lefty Grove, perfect rec.; tone. Coach Winter is placing em- softball play with a Selection of per.onnil on E ii major leaguer, used to on the relay teams because ord. faces the thetthasis battling elevens has 1..it t E Xi a.; II up a locker room after Spartan Okies in ; Spat-tans are entered in the the American League made yet, but 11w ;telling a loser, but Don Faucett, feature to- iWist Coast Relfis which are to day, starting promised to match si I'Fit `NM I:\ er of Walt McPherson's cage at 5:20 p.m. t' helil in Fresno Ntay 17; equally as possible tat . ed. has come up with a new The National League leads off ; =- a . 7 11,111-1 At th.' Itteent ti ... there are the hest possible shoN . of showing disgust. Don takes the day at 4 p.m. with four games I II) tram. rilicrea iii the All- The afternoon earnes taut stilt t =- a ` 1 \ I 11ZI E on Highway 40. One scheduled. Alpha Tau Omega plays it night 11111er, Sleet. The% ',an Sow p.m host to Sigma Nu in the first tilt are at 3 clieeleumeueneneueueeenuF r the Golden Raider quintet *.an Jos.. l'riish. Fort on diamond two. Pi Kappa Alpha ei dropped a one point decision, ()HI, ...in Francisco Oh mph. faces Theta Xi in a game on I on was so mad that he drove (lull,. ( "liege of the Pacific. I al :ome to Sacramento in two hours mond three. Phi Sigma Kappa plays the Mather '1anta ( Lira al 10 minutes. That's a hustling Cagey Cagers in a dia- i grunt 11511th ( r, HG mood one crucial. The Music de -I N miles in anybody's league. He EVERYI pal-intent Franci.co ',tate and Moffett PetOTOGRAPitg driving a '48 Ford at the entertains Sigma A11.1... Epsilon on diamond four. ' Holders of Spartan meld records st SsONAL HAZARD American League play featin, the ()kit's ho will compete in the All-roni- try Vroom. Spartan JV golf Spartan and Theta Chi on diamond ; is Meet are: Lang Stanle ss ...h. is carrying a barrage of one; Kappa Alpha and Delta Upsilon two I rIa2-6: ..andkerchiefs for his hay fever. on diamond Wall Boehm !lei' Is Sigma Herman Wyatt. high W.. wonder how he can stand to Chi and Sigma Pi on dia- jaelie ’ - mood three. and Kappa Tau ;George Matins, Isil. saa.lI . 11 It. on a golf course. Sympathiz- and Delta Sigma Phi on four 15 inches; anti Bud Held. javelin. with Jerry is Julie Menendez, diamond Monday '227 ft. 9 inches. Stanley will be 66 S. First St. SAN JOSE 603 Almaden boxing coach, who has a touch found Theta Chi taking the measure of Kappa 11-3; ; representing Fort Ord. Hoehm Son Jose pollen illness himself. Tau. Stores in Polo Alto, Sacramento, Salinas, the Spartan ()kips 'kilt a and Ihld are on the I )l mine Club. \ ICE fiOIN' JACK: upsetting Upsilon to Word comes from Los Banos knock them out of the i while Mattes and Waat will "am' undefeated tanks. Kappa Al- pete for SCCYC. that the activities of Jack Lucan, FINE FOOD pha taking the Sigma Pi nine, 5-3. ksal P.E. major, caused so much Kan Jose Slaty record hoidrrs and Sigma Chi winning over Del- ,..for that . . amusement at the May Day Festi- %%bee will rompele in the meet ta Sigma Pi. 11-1 in the American --el that he may be invited for re- include xx alt Hornell 1111. 18.?: FAMISHED FEELING League. tarn engagements every year in stanlej, rout, I :19.4: ff.ob II.' - The only National League scores th. future. 'Stollen. mile. 1:11.1.7: lion Bub - Just available to the Spartan Daily hard. 9,31...!: Jim (id_ BATTLIN' BENNY were the Music department (Wei ; Follow Fellow Friends to Every time we're talking to Ma- levet. tits hurdle.. '.!st..-.; Lit - Alpha Tau Omega in a close game. jor Bill Vetsel, an old friend of los, % iii, and Wood.% Linn. the Familiar Facade 4 to 2. and the Cagey Cagers ours, who is on the AROTC fac- %hotpot. 50 ft. 9 inches. Famous for Fine Food. fling a wild one over Lambda (hi' ulty. Benny Pierce shows up. It Records espe-cted to tall in the Alpha, 19 to 0. seems Benny and the Maje have a I meet include jax elm, both hut -- Intramural Director Bill Perry ales, and shotput continual battle over who's going Onicious BURGERS requested that the managers of :Frush shut putt. For DAT.y MU,. 10 p.m.. to pay for coffee, etc. Benny keeps -r I 1ill .ha * HOMEMADE PIES all winning teams in the intriul-m I school hut tx inning,. but who knows. it may has broken the riaord, II** THICK MILK SHAKES Otelti 0,,e, SI '1,7 ral league turn the scores of their has not been atne off his grade. lit designated as of ti games into the Physical Education i cial as yet. Wrii.iht's heme was "el Office immediately aft. e the inch's. (,rid Leaders game:. 2 Burger House ' \T, I )ownfield" M. Lopes. e , n."'..."...... -..-....-..."-.....--...... I, Golfers Split 388 East Santa Clara CYpress 4.3659 .’ a; hardy, e.. 289; T. 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