'onty .oup Vacation Hours Daily Relaxes The College Library still be The Spartan Dully will go on ,loed both Saturdays during yap/11ton with the vela of gain wing 1.eatlon, but will be open utne Slate nest week, and to. p.m. awn 8 a.m. to !I Mondas- day's paper Is fast milli all -Waif hours will re - off 0' I ukho. Reg er 4.aster revess. vier ,u April 18. The nest bow.. I. out offices who), Au administrative will on Wednesday, April 20. atiatt Nionday-Friday. a open tan SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE VOL, 47 .4111110 ** SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1960 NO. IV Vied by ti. out %tatitfir, aster Plan Lecturer Talks Tonight PE Awaits ASB Council Approves Revision; ,soa, Standio Ilr.ca A dd. dont pans fp n ex - versa s short., trips Senate Dr. Emil Witschi, national lec- Ile attended the State Univer- routs !nal Okay ladling, Calif turer for Sigma Xi and professor sity in Bern, Switzerland from lis NUKE JOHN-I/N. of zoology, embryology and endo- 1908 to 1911, and received his I Editor crinology at the State University Ph.D. at the University of Mu- I Student Council unanimously ap- to print the revision in full con- constitution which the council act- The master plan for higher education, in its latest form, is of Iowa, will speak at 7:30 tonight nich in 1913. proved the revised constitution text and give the students a chance ed upon. in S142 on "Sex Reversals in Ani- yesterday and voted to let the to study it. In other action, the council at, lie final jump away from approval this morning. Dr. Witschi has been a guest mals and student body have the final say on The revised constitution was the pointed Don French homecoming bill again is in the senate awaiting acceptance of changes in Man." professor at the University of Tu- Tile April 26-27 in a special election. only item of business at last committee chairman and officially assembly earlier this week. The talk, sponsored by the Col- ade in the lege lecture committee and the The general ASB election will week's meeting, which lasted for declared May 3 Founder's Day. A The senate is expected to approve the resised version of the campus chapter of Sigma Xi, will be held May 12-13. seven hours. Several points, major $20 request from proponents of also appropriated and minor, were discussed by the the Anne Frank Academy was lin without much discussion. explain the research now being The council necessary funds to buy a full page members and some ot these points turned down. The' 10-year master plan is designed as the framework for done on determiners of normal sex advertisement in the Spartan Daily were incorporated into the final Roger Johnson. senior represen- higher education development and naturally occur- 1 slifornia lathe, suggested that with the ad- future. ring or deliberate modification. Cent of political parties on campus expected to help channe EPIGENESIS n6ir1is for the immediate ' some consideration be given to the California colleges the Young Demos Dr, Witschi will tell about the .rough piessibility of primary eleetions. UTS college slit- theory of epigenesis, which state, Program erriow charge of Construction that development starts from a * * * nts now in high schools. 101 structureless cell and consists in bill passed the assembly I an Booth The the successive formation and addi- OP esday night, and went directly F tion of new parts that do not pre- Faces State Board Today the senate for concurrence in sitdown Strike exist in the fertilized. He will 4251 amendments. The senate or Voters bly contrast this with the view of pre- The $24 million, five-year $2 million; television facilities. earlier form of the bill an The two students working at the formation. construe ' program for San $500,000; Home Economics buil,' week. voting registration booth in front Hormones and other chemical Jose State will he proposed to ing remodeling, $500,000; seconu Vote ate The assembly voted 70-0 in ta- week the multi -story parking garage, $2,- of the Spartan bookstore this effectors, temperature and specific state board of education to- Students voting on the revised w) of the bill Tuesday, in spite are performing the service for metabolic conditions," according day. 500.000; infirmary, $675,000. efforts of Assemblyman constitution April 26-27 also will the more than one reason. to Dr. Witschi, "are some of the This winild carry the college's 1964-1965 as J. MacBride 1D-Sacra- be given a yes or no vote on a Primarily, as a project sponsored tools that have served in the ex- building program through 1966, For 1964-65 Faculty office ento) to change it. when SJS will have 16,600 full- by the San Jose State Young Dem- perimental manipulation of sex DR. EMIL WITSCHI building addition, $450,000; presi- proposal brought to Student Coun- was trying to pre- time students, according to the Maenride ocrats, they are trying to get peo- differentiation." ...on sex reversal dent's residence, $60,000. cil two weeks ago by TASC, a re the right of the state W- proposal. CE? ene ple "to get out and vote." But SWISS BORN laical party on campus. For 1963-66 Police-Military inton of architeeture to draw Switzerland-born The proposed appropriation does as an added incentive, the students Dr. Witschi bingen, Germany, in 1948-49 and Science building addition, $500,000. TASC proposed that the council up plans for any building intend- came to the U.S. in 1926 on fellow- not include $4,015,835 for con- are earning 10 cents for every Equipment. appropriations in- indicate sympathy and support to for California state colleges. ships to Yale university at the University of Paris last struction included in the 1960-61 name they register. and the clude $4.500,000 Negro demonstrators in their non- Month() main point aa yet un- year. He is a permanent delegate budget just passed by the legisla- between 1961 and University of Chicago. He became 1963 violent attempts to gain equal ser- In the senate. The booth will be set up today ture. for engineering equipment, rewired a member of the faculty of the to the International Congress of vice at public lunch counters. until 3 p.m. and tomorrow from 8 $630,000 next year for aeronautics The master plan, originally de- Iowa university in 1927 and a nat- Zoologists and is 'president of the CONSTRUCTION ITEMS "The constitution . . . does not to 10 am.; 11:30 to 12:30 p.m. and equipment and $1 million in 1963- by a legislative liaison corn- uralized citizen in 1933. American Society of Zoolgists. Major construction items in- provide Student Council with all - 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. 64 for equipment for a second tee of top California educators, chide: thority to commit the student body Approximately 300 persons had garage. constructed to separate state For 1961 -62. -Police and Military to stands on matters of national or registered at the campus booth by - - lees from the state board of Science building, $1,941,500: sec- international sienificance," said 2 p.m. yesterday. In addition to ucation. 'Treatment Man' Tells ond Science building, $4,700,000: Doyle Norman, head of a special students, members of the SJS fac- Saga SW Administration building additio- committee studying the TASC rrs- NO STATE COLLEGE PHI). ulty and staff have been regis- $500,000; Corporation Yard a ) : Conference solution. The plan also provided, in its tering, Bob Crittenden, YD presi- tion, $100,000; Cafeteria additi "The Student Council is corn - chest form, instructional terri- dent and deputy registrar, said Of Riot at Michigan Prison $900.000. of 15 students whose per- cries for each institution. State yesterday. Posed For 1962-63 Business building. Ends Tonight sonal prejudice and attitudes to- leges would not have been al- A "treatment man" must he an "The book shows the weaknesses Working with Crittenden is ward matters of national or inter- eel to expand their curricula to honest, law abiding citizen who is in the prison's administration," he i1.%,,.4,me,lit and pub- Louis Gray, also a member of the national significance will of neces- e doctoral level. Ph.D. degrees a con man's model and must have continued, stating the riot pre- lic relations will be discussed to- students were depu- 'Eve' sity, reflect the feeling of the en- old have been granted either by YD's. Both vailed fsokred night at 7:30 in Morris Dailey the ability to "out con the cons," because of employee short- Next FrNidayefxlietk,Fs, bv tire student body of blurt() stu- e University of California, pri- tized by the Santa Clara County auditorium as the concluding top- said Dr. Julian Roebuck, assistant ages and inadequate prison con- the senior class, will be shown dents, he continued. oe institutions, or state colleges Registrar's office. ies of the second annual Manage- professor of sociology, at yester- trols. April On the same ballot. SJS stu- conjunction with the University "Still more men than women ment Training conference. The day's book talk on William Wie- WARDEN FRUSTRATED -Three Faces of Eve," pre% i- dents will be asked to grant the California. have been signing up," Crittenden conference began Tuesday. gand's "Treatment Man." He explained that even the war- ously canceled because of film Student Council authority to take said. Generally, the Republican The three-night event is being COLLEGE BOARD The term "treatment man," Dr. den did not know what to do to damage, is expected. If repairs public stands on such matters in party still seems to take a small sponsored by the San Jose junior The present plan provides a 16- Roebuck reported, is synonymous end the riot, and only the psychol- have not been made, 'Ten Thou- the future. edge in preference, more married chamber of commerce for people. ember board of state college to other slang expressions used in ogist or "treatment man" attempt- sand Bedrooms" will be presented. women seem to be registering and in the management field "wt stees who will be appointed by prison circles for psychologists, ed a solution through negotiations. The film will be shown in Morris most students are registering for want and need to understand an: governor. Each member will said. which include "headshrinker, do- Dr. Dwight Bente!, head of the Dailey auditorium, as usual. with the first time, Crittenden accomplish more in business and Young Republicans rve an eight -year term, and will gooder and missionary." Department of Journalism and Ad- 25 cents-per-person admission. intro! state colleges much the vertising, will give the next book the community." PRISON RIOT STORY as the Board of Regents now talk on Stewart Alsop's "The Re- "The Importance of Public Re- Blue Cards Sent "Treatment Man" is a story con- To Meet Tomght ,ntrol the University of Califor- porter's Trade," on April 20. Sprite Due Out lations" will be discussed tonight cerned with a mass prison riot in I by Frank Crosby. director of pub- John II. Etherton. president of a maximum security penitentiary Sparta Sprite, freshman class The original plan would have To 4364 Students lic relations for Kaiser Perma- the California Young Republicans Jackson, Mich. The speaker ex- newspaper, will he on the ritten into the state constitu- at nente Cement co. College federation, will speak at BIM' rdnI36 I of I lo plained that the book relates the stands today with its third tion an amendment prohibiting Second talk topic is "Facts and tonight's meeting of the Young were mailed Tuesday, according of people concerned, caus, ...ue of the year, according to the entrance of the bottom two- types Bill Would Double Fallacies of Personnel Develop- Republicans in TE21 at S. Ile will to Dr. Ralph R. Cummings, aMAD- of the riot, and the methods em- !milord Polese, editor. thirds id high school graduates ment." by Royce II. Hubin. of the talk on "The Collegiate Politi- date dean of students for admis- ployed to settle the outbreak. The /WOW Is free of charge Into state colleges. I manpower planning and develop- cian." sion and rewords. Education Awards and will be distributed in the State colleges would ac- "Wiegand tells his story through ment atomic power equipment de- Etherton. a graduate student have This compares with 5542 for SACRAMENTO (UPI1A bill Spartan bookstore and other ed the top two narrators," Dr. Roebuck re- partment, General Electric. now attending Sacramento state one-third, the Uni- last semester and 4305 for the to double the number of state points on campus. rsity of viewed, the first being the prison Admission charge tonight is $2, college, was president of the Chico California would have spring setnester of 1939. en the top psychologist who is presented scholarships given to California which may be paid at the door. state college Young Republicans one-eighth, and jun- Dean Cummings said that this colleges "factually." The second is the students yesterday went to Gov. in 1956-57. He attended Lassen would have taken all represents the number of indivi- hers prisoners' rioting leader who, ac- Edmund G. Brown's desk. junior college and was graduated dual blue cards and not the num- But the cording to Dr. Roebuck, is "dis- from Chico state. entrance restrictions as some receive The measure, if signed by ere ber of students somewhat" from the actual Plans for the YRCE stricken torted world convention, the early from wire more than one card. Brown, would provide 2560 state endment. case. RETIRED MILITARY OFFICERS CHARGED WITH PAYOLA to be held April 29-30 and May 1 scholarships in the 1960-61 school WASHINGTON I UPI The House heard demands yesterday that in San Mateo, and a presidential year and more each year on a it approve stiff penalties against military officers who retire to take preference poll to be conducted at sliding scale to a maximum of plush selling jobs with defense industries. San Jose State so-ill be discussed. Rep. Ray J. Madden ID-Incl.) All interested students are in- JS Speech told the House Features 5120 in the opening Pan-Am Day state grants in the 1964-65 floor speech on vited to attend, according to Pres. school year and thereafter. the issue that contractors were using this practice as "a back-door approach" to the treasury. Ile branded this a form Ray Blockie. Sen. Walter W. Stiern ID-Bak- of "pay- ola" for officers and said congress should halt it. Hebert told the House YR secretary Elizabeth Stone ersfield), days y Stanford Prof, Lunch, Exhibits who presented the meas- his proposal had been pronounced "acceptable" by the Eisenhower was elected second viee president ure in the Senate. said it would administration. of the Santa Clara county YR's todent Pln at in American exhibits will be chin- American week, April 18 ference of American states held cost the state $2,500,000 in maxi- CALIFORNIA VOTERS TO DECIDE VET FARM PROGRAM at a recent meeting id , Washington, D.C., in 1890. played on campus throughout Pan- group. be celebrated here as mum operation. SACRAMENTO I UPI) California voters will get a chance, prob- fly the observation, Lat- American week by the depart- merican As part of ably in the June primary, to pass upon a 400-million-dollar bond issue .rgest, day, April 20, Dr. ' ments of Natural Science, Home Another provision of the meas- J. to continue the veterans farm and home purchase program. This was an flY Rogers, associate Pro- Economics and the college library. ure would change the amount of , Bee) assured Tuesday by the senate's action in passing a bill by Assembly- of Political Science, an- RESOLUTION ADOPTED faster the scholarships from a flat $600 man Myron V. Frew D-Dintibal putting the bond issue on the ballot. 'el yesterday. A resolution was adopted at this tO a year to an amount ranging from The veterans' program has been in effect since the end of World me The first meeting which later resulted annual event will feature $300 to $900 a year, depending on War I and provides low interest loans to ex-servicemen to buy a farm in the formation of the Pan Ameri- urs to hJohn Johnson, professor of the amount of tuition and fees at or home. The program has been self-supporting with veterans them- can Union. selves paying off the bonds. Reputation, reputation, urous ."11,' at Stanford university, the public and private colleges. offer The latest International confer- OAKLAND FOOTBALL STADIUM reputation! I have lost my 'L; On "Latin America Since BILL TO BROWN to ence was held at Caracas, Vene- SACRAMENTO (UPI) GOV. Edmund G. reputation. And only be- Me .senhower Visit," in Concert Brown yesterday receiv- nt or zuela, in 1954. ed a bill to permit Oakland to build a stadium for the cause I didn't have a new in:, April 20 at 11:30 a.m. 70 Profs Attend Oakland Senors t full During the span of years an ef- of the new American Football league. The senate Tuesday gave final suit for the big dance. ^N POLITICAL ficient inter-American organiza- passage to the bill by Sen. John W. Why? I just couldn't ...... AUTHOR SJS Union Meet Holmrlahl ID-Oakland). It is now Thr)4R-year-old professor is the tion, with various councils and up to Brown either to sign or veto it. afford it. But now I find s of several works, including committees, has been developed to More than 70 faculty members The bill affects land between Lake Merritt and the Oakland Es- that I can open a R/A Change in Latin America: maintain peace and foster cultural, were present for the first general tuary which was granted by the state to Oakland for SUPER CHARGE with just .e specific purposes Emergence of the Middle Sec- economic and other friendly rela- meeting of American Federation years ago. The measure expands the purposes to include construction my Reg. Card, Oh! Had ^r, which in 1958 won for him a tions among the member states. of Teachers, Local 1362, this week. of the stadium. I known! My reputation ' gire lie in the Bolton award The present Organization of Acting Pres, Richard G. Tansey, KENNEDY SWEEPS WISCONSIN PRIMARY would be good and the ti '"i'lMation on I.atin America American States is one of the spe- professor of art, was the principal MILWAUKEE (UPI ) Sen. John F. Kennedy yesterday rode a payments minimum! lien speaker. in English. cial organizations within the Ile gave a fifteen minute tide of big city votes to victory in Wisconsin's weathervane primary Re also has taught at the Uni- framework of the United Nations. talk on professionalism and status. election. The engaging Massachusetts senator gained momentum in olVof General Guadalajara, Mexico. Following Professor Johnson's elections for the local his drive for the Democratic presidential nomination by capturing 6 oii, address, there will be a will be held during the Amer,,',.n Week commemo- DR. JOHN J. JOHNSON special next meet- of 10 congressional districts, a big majority of the state's convent "in First at Santa Cla,a i he Pan Am speaker lunch at the CWC in his honor. ing, it was learned. delegates first international con- and a fat plurality of a record popular vote. *:;YM{;:;!;!::::i.:;::::::7:!!:::::.::+:::. 2SPARTAN D.AllY Thursday, April 7. 1960 .1M.. 1.11D.MInrw=1.....4=1...M Gerald Nachman, Professors Direct Church Music ap- added, By MELVA VOLLERSEN In church choirs, singers especially in Californii Music and Art Editor proach music from a spiritual where there is so much to ti( rietely Comment of music rising standpoint, or as an outlet for outdoors. Women are sound The more emotions built up during the ing to sing in Will BOY REPORTER Irons many local churches on church choirs tnar he explained. men, he yffinnMMInumr Easter morning will come not week, said. angels but from Church choirs atract the lone- "One of the Council Says Yes; We from choirs of embarrassment: The answer, man three- ly, people who want to find peace of being an church choirs under the absent minded the expression of music choii I THOUGHT since it has been so beastly out non of members of the Music through director is carefully "people who love warning th( Vote Vacation lately that I would take our roving mike outside department faculty. and sometimes choir After to wear the white Into the sunshine and try to interview some of Contributing to life in the to sing hut can't," Dr. Lease collan have held one of its last petty sessions with their robes Student court may the many people walking about the campus today. community through work with said. and then for. getting Tuesday. Well -who is this first nice young man approaching us? The church music, the music profes- One problem of the choir di- your own," he constitution yes- admittel With the council's approval of the new one with the yellow hair, jutting jaw, ruddy cheeks and clipboard. sors direct choirs, serve as or- rector is irregular attendance. terday, it looks as though student gover lllll ent reformation at ganists or church soloists. Between the Thursday night re- last will take place. Church holidays require spe- hearsal and Sunday morniru, we BOY REPORTER: Hello there, sir. Can you take time out of new Student court no longer will be restrained to its traditional cial musical programs, such as there is about 25 per cent 1714,4que your busy schedule to talk to our Candid Campus microphone? job of prosecuting sign violations and levying "fines" of a few Haydn's "Passion" to be present- changeover in the choir member- presents STUDENT: Huh, man? What's up? Don't bug me, I got a dollars on careless organizations. ed at 7:30 p.m. on Palm Sunday ship. cotter date in five minutes. How's every little thing? Is it hot Live We hope it will be a rare day when student court again by the 55-member Church of the It is sometimes difficult to enough for you? will tie itself up in 90 minutes of virtually unnecessary debate Valley sanctuary choir under the find choir members, Dr. Lease JAll BR: Would you mind answering a few questions today for our over a semantic shading in court procedureas it did Tuesday. direction of Edwin Dunning, as- vast audience? Student court will have more momentous business than sistant professor of music. No STUDENT: Man, I already had my midterms. Well, go ahead Cover few-dollar-fines to deal with. It would be ideal if the court MINISTER OF MUSIC what's on your mind, dad? Arrived! charge could see its way to eliminate haggling over routine matters, Prof. Dunning serves as minis- Just BR: Well, I notice you're wearing one of the more popular cuts with and use its grand procedure as it shouldin matters that de- ter of music at the Congrega- Se the new PORTA.CYCLE. 14- of bermuda shorts today, those with the extra-casual ripped edges. ASB Card serve the effort. tional Church of the Valley in ... folds easily for carrying ... STUDENT: Ohthese? Sure, man, they're cool on the calves. Now the court might take on a more impressive air. It will Santa Clara, Three San Jose fits into the smallest car trunk. How do you stand them long pants on a scorcher like this? MASQUE seem more like a court, and less like a trumped up debate tourn- State students will be soloists in Great for traveling, shopping, or JAll TRIO BR: Well, it isn't easy. Say, friend, doesn't it take a lot of nerve sporting. ment. the "Passion" performance: Pegi to wear those short pants that show all your legs like that? COMEDIAN DICK ROTH If voters say yes after Easter vacation, student court won't DiBari, soprano; Nancy Ash, STUDENT: What? Man, I ain't got no choice. At the house he the nebulous institution as we know it now. mezzo soprano, and Robert Don- they say we got to wear these to school. Man, every year when it Paul 4 Cycle.4 alson, bass. 'Me new rna,ique gets hot we got this regular schedule we got to follow. It's all Sales and Service Two From Faculty Other directors of local church 484 E. SAN CARLOS screwed up. choirs are Dr. Russell Harrison, CY 3-9766 1435 The Alameda Between 9th and 10In Show Art in Texas BR: What do you mean? assistant professor of music, at STUDENT: Say, pal, you ever been up to Eleventh at.? Ever Robert Collins, assistant pro- the First Methodist church in us guys naked to the waist out wasidn' our cars and all? notice all San Jose; Dr. Gus Lease, assist- fessor of art, exhibited three of think we like that. Well, man, we hate it. But we have I bet you ant professor of music, First Where Servings Are his drawings in the recent invi- to wear these bermudas and play the scene, mart, or we get fined. Large tation exhibition, Bay Area Presbyterian c h urch in San THURSDAY Drawings. at Texas Christian Jose; Dr, Gibson Walters, pro- And Prices are Right BR: But why do they make you wear them? I'm afraid I don't Corned Beef & Cabbage university, Fort Worth, Tex. fessor of music, Calvary Meth- quite understand. FRIDAY Dr. Kenneth Auvil, instructor odist church in San Jose, and STUDENT: I mean they figure you got to tell us Greeks from in art, also exhibited work in the William Erlendson, professor of SPAGHETTI the rest of the people when the warm weather starts. During the Texas exhibition. music, Trinity Episcopal church winter and fall we wear button-downs, crew-necks, car-coats--you in San Jose, ARCHIE'S know, man, the whole scene. It's a matter of necessity. You get Fri. and Sat. Night Richard R. Jenson, associate the scene? professor of music, is organist Have STEAK HOUSIA fun with the Big Discounts on BR: Yes, now I think I understand. Is there anything else you at the First Methodist church in LEE SISTERS Gasoline! must wear in the spring? Los Gatos and Dr. Violet Thom- 545 S. 2nd St -- Hours 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. STUDENT: Man, you know it! The whole sceneT-shirts with as, associate professor of music, COMMUNITY SINGING Motor Oil "San Jose State," shades, sandals. Stuff like that. is organist at the First Church All brands 38c qt. BR: What's your major? of Christ, Scientist in Los Gatos. The Place where Everyone STUDENT: Biz ad, man. No sweat . . . Well, I got to split Serving as contralto soloist at Gets Info The Act" Cigarettes 22c pk. over to the cafeteria. Got to see this chick and aU. You under- Trinity Episcopal church in San stand, man. Jose is Miss Maurine Thompson, SAN JOSE'S POPULAR IRISH BR: Oh, certainly. And thank you for your time, sir. associate professor of music. DOWNTOWN HOTEL STUDENT: What? Oh, hell, sure man. Have a ball. Well, I Some of the church music di- for COMFORT VILLAGE SAHARA Oft CO. got to make the scene, now. Hang loose. rectors have long and varied re- CONVENIENCE 93 Willow Street 2ND and WILLIAM BR: Yeah cords of service. Dr. Walters has FRIENDLY SERVICE directed the Calvary Methodist MODERATE RATES church choir for the past 10 From $4.50. to $7.00 c...Ypress 4-9404 years. Dr. Lease has been con- Drivein Garage DINING OUT FOR EASTER? Contestants Announced FREE OVERNIGHT PARKING FIRE PROOF CONSTRUCTION nected with music in churches TETEVISlON, BANQUE; ROOMS at Sioux City, Iowa; Bouder, Ratph G. Caldwell. Manacles COFFEE SlEOP :FOUNTAIN Give your vacation dinner For Kaucher Reading Colo.; Norman, Okla.; and Bloo- dates that extra something mington, Ind., as well as San MONTGOMERY HOTEL The complete list of persons ser"; Zoe Kamitses, "The Rape South first St. at San Antonio San Jose, California that make them memorable. Jose. trying out for the biannual Dr. of Lidice"; Bruce Reeves, "Cy- PROBLEMS OF CHOIRS Take her, or him, to one of Dorothy Kaucher Oral Reading rano de Bergerac"; Jerry Juhl, Dr. Lease, who directs both Award contest has been an- "Only the Dead Know Brook- San Jose's finest dinner clubs. the men's and women's glee nounced. lyn"; Charles Harrison, "Dan- clubs at SJS, said one of the The audition is scheduled for delion Wine"; Betsy Rainbow, differences between directing April 19 at 3:30 p.m. in the Stu- "Bernice Bobs Her Hair"; Brian church choirs and college groups dio Theater. Wolfram, "Gunge Din"; John is the attitude of the singers. The 25 contestants and their Higgins, "A Death in the Fam- "A church choir is a volun- selections are: Yvonne Jackson, ily"; Linda Dodds, "The People, teer group, where some music "John Brown's Body"; Doug Yes"; Jeffery Bedell, "The Re- students are required to partici- Johnson, "The Apostate"; Bruce turn": pate in music activities," he said. Lovelady, "Morning Song of 1401 So, FIRST AT ALMA Judy Slater, "Scapegoat"; Jac- Senlin"; Jerry Colosimo, "Tenta- quelin Jewett, "First Robin"; Profs Will Conduct %’ tive Description of a Dinner"; Merle Osborn, "Joan of Arc"; Kathleen Devin, "How to Tell Ronald Magnuson, "Grapes of Design Workshops the Good Guys from the Bad Wrath"; Sharon Wright, "Riders "I'vio members of the Art de- Have You Thought About a Guys"; Susan Evers, "Alice in to the Sea"; Christy Gunn, "The partment will conduct design FLAT TOPS LADIES HAIRCUTS Wonderland"; La.st Lesson"; Rae Marston, workshops at the Pacific Art Robert Shehtanian, "The Cha- "Tea at Mrs. Armsby's"; Bob assn, conference in Tempe, Ariz., Geary. "Summer of the Beauti- April 11 through 16. LAWRENCE'S BARBER SHOP FUTURE IN FINANCE? ful White Horse"; and Sara Cori, Anna Ballarian, assistant pro- Spartan "First Confession." fessor of art, and Leonard Stan- In Felice Center, 24th & Williams . , ley, associate professor of art, Persons on the "waiting list" COMMERCIAL CREDIT :-tered as second class matter April 24, will be on the conference pro- '434, at San Jose. California under the are John Hopkins, "King Midas"; gram. Miss Ballarian will dem- e t of March 2. 1879. Member Collins FA Chilla, "The Turtle"; Joan onstrate two dimensional design Representative o Newspaper Publishes' Assn. Publish. Carole Hammond, "Etiquette"; and show an exhibition of stu- d daily by Associated 'Students of San Warren, "Creation"; Howard ..:se State College, except Saturday end dent work. Prof. Stanley will dis- Shall Not Die".; Bill Will be on campus "ixnday, during colleae year. Reed, "They cuss three dimensional design INTERVIEWS FOR doscriptions accepted only on a re- Purkiss, "I'm a Fool"; Larry with slide Illustrations. Friday, April 8 -m;nclerof-school-yeer basis. In Foll se- Peck; Drusilla Green, poems by EUROPE - oster. $4; in Spring semester, $2. E. E. Cummings; Kay Benton, JOBS IN Cy 4-6414Editorial Ext. 210, PATRONIZE Editor, Michael R. Johnson "The Raven to Helen"; and Rob See Placement Office to schedule your interview Kerr, "Image of the Lost Soul." Advertising Mgr., Dale Pratt OUR ADVERTISERS News Editor, Robert Taylor The Kaucher contest will be Make-up Editor, Dare Gio bet if* held April 28 when a prize of $50 will be presented to the winner. ',"PY Editor . Martin trona PORTOLA DRY CLEANING .oriety Editor Darla Grainger Last semester's winner was Gil AND LAUNDRY SERVICE 1rt di Music Editor...314ra Vollersen Gillespie for his comic reading hello... Photo Editor ...... Robert Christman of "Carmen." Wire Editor Ronald Rates xeliange Editor .... Dan Miaow The April 19 tryouts are oper 263 E. Williams CY 4-8842 Just a I trains Editor .. Gerald Nachman to all student, lf,'lstioi,o. Ron Remington reminder i.dilorial Staff David Glubetich for the Tracy Godfrey, I.loyd Griffin, Max. me Harris, James Janssen, [height CIVILIAN CAREERS Easter Miller, Gary Palmer, Nick Peters, James Ragsdale, Maryleela Rao, Ed Miss your copy of WITH vacation. Rapoport, Art Shelton, Earle Truax, Jane Young. ARMY SPECIAL Try our - - - - pizza and SERVICES k free bereand,euirdforpros;ona apprr:at"e":Zcs pons. FORMAL LYKE? Openings for: teed. delivery Service Club Recreation L and Supervisors (women) plan. aladan Craft Directors (women, men) WEAR Copies Still Available Single, minimum age 23. Positions are outside the federal competotive HAPPY First in servica-no examination required. formal wear since 1906 35c PERSONAL INTERVIEWS EASTER 0 ON CAMPUS APRIL 8th ggiLOK CALI PI ACEMENT SERVICE from FOR APPOINTMENT Copies of San Jose State's feature Mag- WITH SALES RENTALS MISS ROSENHAUPT In San J6,. azine may be purchased in the LYKE of- 15 South 2nd Street ACMPR fice, first floor, Journalism Building. the Adjutant General, Department of the Army, SAN REMO'S CY4-2322 Washington 25, p. C. Piss Polo Alto, Son Froneloc11. 218 WILLOW STREET SAN JOSE Oakland ond Ilerkelef Remember Old Wafer Tower? Two Pumps Cut Bill Thursday, April 7. P11,0 I \ 111111 1 ISIC aculty Women n California much to da Demo Council HeadToTalk 'e chedt!le Dinner; 111 000 Gallons Water William II. Lawrence, past pees, '1,1 g or room B. of the cafticir,a more w. The speaker, a veteran politi- choirs otspollomillnee dent of the Santa Clara county than cian for many years and a long- council, will eservations Due I time leader in Santa Clara county nirrassments Used DailyDaly ono speak before members of the SJS Campus with ,lions for the Wortreres politics, is well acquainted minded chair dinner. April 21, Young Democrats club and other people in politics as well as with sty Club BY. JIM J A \'-- \ warning the made by Monday, April interested persons at 8 this eLe- political procedures. Id he Despite the 111.000 gallons of city water. This has happened only .virite Marjorie Limbocher, with Mrs. once or twice. Jansen jiaid. id then professor of librarian- water used per day at SJS the fu gave The pressure tank system re- Cost is $2-50 per per. bill is not much of a problem-- he admitted nip, in 1.121. placed an old 82-foot tower which its own well and pump- SJS has was a 30-year landmark on cam- THE BURGER HOUSE will be held in the The dinner ing system. pus. The tower, built In 1926, was members and their Natique afeteria fur A 585-foot well. sunk In the capable of servicing only 600 gal- third of four din. assimilation of -is. It is the corporation yard behind the old lons per minute. The periodic .. .meetings for the school year, Building and Grounds office, has down in 1957, a 24c Burgers' To - Go ming to Program chairman It was torn i Live supplied the college with its daily year after the new system went will result in much satisfaction Viola Owens, co-ordinator of water supply since 1935. into operation. The tank had and little expense. 11 JAll student teachers. lementary be replaced because it was not William ft .Rogers, professor San Jose State has had its own We also sell coffee in cups. No Dr. high enough to offer sufficient elementary education, will pre- water system since about 1908 ac- COOS' water pressure. his "Impressions of Modern cording to Vic Jansen, chief en- COME IN SOON 388 E. SANTA CLARA charge present well replaced "Nov, a,ka." Miss Owen said. gineer. The "Anyway." Jansen said, with a smaller 300-foot well now used in we don't have to climb up the ASB Card emergencies. Jansen said. tower every year and paint over WELL NO. 2 class names written on the tank Z TRIO MELS Campus well number two, a -- BLAKE'S ROTH it is known, has a 100-horsepo.. Violinist To Play JACK PALM pump capable of supplying 7 gallons of water per minute. 'I'! Waque Graduate Recital BOWL water level is located HAIR FASHIONS Mti.-,. . will pre- CARLOS mutely 120 feet below the SU: sent a graduate recital by violinis, eel lOth face. 497 SOUTH 2ND ST. CY 7-6485 The Ultimate in Bowling Glide Mazzanti at 8:13 tonight in Water is stored in a 15,000 rr., fun into bowling: mod Concert hall. Specialist in Hair Styling and Shaping , Ion pressure tank which is never svroundincis., drive in Miss Mazzanti will play "Son a- lounge, forty rano, more than half full. When the lid r.. ta in D" by Vivaldi, "Concerto e. uina. Me.; welcomes Co-Rer: and water recedes to a predetermined A Minor Opus 82" by Glazauno -- ergroups to open level or the air pressure decreases. ard Sun. arid eery af. "rNotturno Opus 28 No. 1" 1, EAT the pump automatically turns on. ge it gela6mte SeetAceen Szymanowki and two Spent -r The tank is located beside the ' dances, "Rumores de la Caleta pump house. MELS PALM BOWL , 6" by Albeniz and "Rondalla Ar :- (iLd it /f ere . . . 1523 West San Carlos Street CONNECTED TO (ITV gonesa No. 6" by Granados. CT 4-2810 The college water system is ' An instrumental music teacher. connected to the San Jose city in the San Jose Unified Sc ho a I water main so if the primping sys- district, Miss MazZanti was grad - tern goes haywire the college au- 'gated from San Jose State with a J'THE - tomatically would switch over to 11 in music in 1955. RANA'S RECORD NO RABBIT MEAT IN A lv:?0,11

, GONE NOWThis 82-foot water lower, torn down in 1957, was a 30-year landmark on campus. Built in 1926, it was capable of servicing 600 gallons per minute. It was replaced with the present RANCHBURGER e Student Rate,. system because the tank was not high enough for sufficient water ground round Beauty Services pressure. 1/4 -pound - - Permanerif Waves 9404 Haircuts TRUC110% 1200 Colored Eggs EUROPE ' ROOM Styling We'll see the usual plot Retie. S,endin. TKO'S UNTRIN er;a, Tugosterie and N. Aftic. A dd. frent triptor those who don't want to Centel. cl Park & &glee press 7-6979 be herded around. Also shorter trips. :7 E. WILLIAM To Be Used in Hunt Budget priced. EL EUROPE SUMMER TOURS Fourth & St. James RC41.CPUCiall Park oink 4th and 255 Sequa a to. CR - Pasadena, Calif. TACOS neap William Colored eggs 12oo will be hidden around Spartan stadium by the Alpha Phi Omega Stuck for a Gift? bunny Easter Sunday for their ninth annual egg hunt. We Have A The national fraternity's annua Wide Selection of hunt for student and faculty chit- Bone's the zingy tone to Parakeets !ren was started in 1932 for the highlight your every Spring -owe post war influx of married Finches costume from very student's children according Ti, 13, - tailored to Buntings ron Bollinger, adviser. very dressy ... prrf.fr f neutral Canaries The hunt will begin at 2 p.m.. . . . Fiancee's deft touch lifts There will be three age categorie, d-nt Discount the pump out of the of hunters. Group one will 'ticket, W th ASB Card children from I to 3: group two commonplace . . . makes a children from 4 to 6: and group daring departure in the perfect 'CUTS three, children from 7 to 10. fitting cling sling . . . and iii i First, second and third prizes will be awarded for finding gold startles the world with their AOP eggs with a special design. Smaller "comfortable" price for so much prizes will be awarded for special- fashion only 2 4251 ly colored eggs, and a grand win- will go to the hunter who finds ; the most eggs. Fraternity members working on PET AND GARDEN SHOP t he egg hunt are Bruce Barton 14" OA PIC-0LN AVENUE chairman; Al Newman and Bo in bone calfskin matching bags 12.95 to OR 2-4950 Cohn. publicity: Roy Ito, Tome, 14.95 _ _ l'ehiyma, Bob Flores, Jeff Crone. Ti PE PATRONIZE 1Toni West, Jim Sweeney and Bob by AlitiiteeS OUR ADVERTISERS Taylor.

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since 1886 OCC01111I 1.2 44 VALLEY CHerry 8-2900 BLOOM'S int' fled. FAIR 135 SOUTH FIRST DOWNTOWN VALLEY FAIR 1324 LINCOLN VENUE WILLOW GLEN 4SP 1RT Thursday, Aga II?, 1f:60 ! lOtit Ynniny____ Spartan Stadium Clash rDress(en)ed Up 'Spoiler' COP Battles Front-Runnim Yearling Tracksters Braves Ready its le SRI ti.341.11 p.m. Twilight Twinlil Ho (This it the last in series of 16 SJS Nine in 5 articles on the major league teams tle Air Voice Gast. is Tiff Preps Saturday * A * By INICk PETHIS on p The column will run periodically At rest for Sobczak'S that field the same l. through the remainder of the school ferocious COP Tiger. still There'll be no Well on its way toward anodic' Spartan duo of Bruce Hynes; and A holiday, day. along Swat Stab its troupe during the Easter undefeated track season. San Jose Rich Trumbini year, giving -views on baseball, lurking in the valley after Always potent Cal as the hursehiders play a total of clo PIC:ill is the with important statistics.) 'RAVER Se AB II AVG. in Tuesday toight upset over out the torrid recess State's frosh spikers will host the San Mateo's Dave Lee games against five southern sluic (sal this defending Vi CAC champion seven three game say three top high schools in northern only 880 man to beat State's L. Williams 12 31 15 .484 California foes next week. set Friday owlit California at Spartan Stadium prep sensation Dave Dunbar. A Just the presence of Charley Santa Clara, comes into Mu- and a Saturday pair at I anal Na Holmquist 7 16 7 .468 Angeles State is the oppo- p m pooch' Saturday. Action starts at 9 a.m. time under 1:53 would not be sur- Dressen in a Milwaukee uni- nicipal Stud: today for a 5 Los at Municipal Stadium. . 8 20 9 .430 with sition for a 1 p.m. twin-bill Mon- the Crii% Menlo Atherton, Carlemont and form ahould be enough to ins- p.m twilight doubleheader prising to Bonanno. league-lead- Spartans' practice dia- San Mateo high schools will com- prove 'Milwaukee s lackadaisical Mize 17 44 16 .864 ' coach Ed Sobezak's day on the A cro Bob Bums is the featured sprin- blocks from Municipal Braves, and it won't take Is I Lleil 20 63 21 .323 ing Spartan varsity. mond, two expected bine forces in an effort to defeat ter who has high hopes of toppling "K" Club improvement to pot theus hack Their pride injured and their Stadium on so. 10th st. .ourneY the highly touted Spartans. Jimmie Omagbemi from his unde- .414) rnalenvIll 21 71 19 .268 365 the N.itional League wounds still smarting from the Tough Long Beach State comes E. Julian use a Carlemont sports two sub :50. roost In 1960. Speedy Bill on top of Pusateri 11 73 18 .247 feated Bengal assault, the cross-town ri- practice grounds for a 3 440 men. Tod Ragsdale and Jim Palmer will also putter the cinder heap. to the Luncheon & Din, Five S Despite a pair of pennants and a McChesney . 21 66 16 .242 val Broncos (5-3) now trail the contest and Cas- Day both tour the os.AI in top time century and furlong. p.m. Wednesday served dally ee acti in the World Series championship in the local nine (5-1) by a full game in and should pose a problem to the Run Davis will receive the stiff- PITCHING !free of last three years, Milwaukee has the race for the WCAC laurels, special competition of the year in the fi IP WeL ERA the semi est happy-go-lucky, carefree and that margin could be extended A &M Auto Repair mile and two mile. Davis has made been a 16.0Z NEW YORK STEAK Archie under Fred Haney, but Togliaferri 7 II 5-1 1.39 to two games should the Spar- GENERAL AUTO REPAIR a personal vow to lower the stan- ball club u the fiery, often cocky Dressen Holmquist 7 47.7 2-4 1.89 tans win a pair tonight under the SPECIALTY K B M .iard of 4:20, which he set earlier Soup L1,-.1 P.., won't stand for some of the she- L. Williams 6 43.3 2-8 2.78 lights. Hydramatic Powerglide RENT A TYPEWRITER in the year. rotes- Salad SOI9r, nanigans that went on under Han- Team batting leader Larry Wil- student Shi Special Student Rate "I feel capable of running around Holden .8 47.1 4-0 2.83 Salvador CY 5-4247 Coffee Z. ey and his predecessor, jolly Char- liams, who does a fair job on the 456 E. San 3 MONTHS $15 4:17 on Saturday but a lot will TOTAl 22 192.3 1S-8 2.23 lie Grimm. mound when not patroling the KENNEDY BUSINESS MACHINES depend on the early pace," the The Brave hill staff must be outfield, will hurl one of the 96 E. San Fernando CY 2-7501 New Englander said. rated on a par with San Francis- All -Around Star games fur SJS with righthander "See Connie" co's and could conceivably be Jon Holmquist getting the other stronger! A great deal depends on assignmen*. 'CA Warren Spa/in and Lew Burdette. Senior portsilder ALCO -PARAMOUNT (2-3) has been performing mi- Record Department . . . Fine selection JAZZ THE AGING SPAIIN will be 39 raculously of late. Inserted in College Bowl student rates. years old in several weeks, but left field last Saturday against Reconditioned Hi-Fi Components. the masterful hurler, who has more Stanford, he slammed four hits "ORIGINAL PIZZA" 'TH

Systems ... Kits or Wired 20-game win seasons to his credit to lead his mates to a one-sided than any other National Leaguer apparently ha, SPAGHETTI RAVIOLI Large selection of quarter and half-track tapes. 14-4 rout and lin history, has been in rare form cured the Spartan's' season-lons; LASAGNA ITALIAN SAUSAGE Open Monday and Thursday til 9:00 p.m. this spring. dish famine. YOUR FAVORITE BEVERAGE The Braves are again counting In fact, Williams has banged 1111 HORNS 7-7171 front the TET. 79 S. THIRD CY on 20-game seasons 10 hits in his last 14 plate ap- pair who posted identical 21-15 pearances, including three solid OPEN 3 p.m. - 3 a.m. CLOSED MONDAY "GUNS marks last year. It's also unlike- triples. ] ly the two will lose 30 games be- "Tough Luck" Holmquist (2-41 ORDERS TO GOCY 7-9961 ' J tween them. will throw his impressive 1.89 ERA third man is fast -hail- 354 E. Santa Clara and Eighth Streets Bill Wert Chevron - 7th & Keyes A strong at the Mudville nine in the other er Bob Buhl. With a good arm, seven inning contests I Block North of Spartan City probably be of the two the big righty can action will begin CHEVRON wins or better. This evening's Conveniently Located counted on for 15 a grueling five-game-in-three-day not yet reached "R to Serve Car Owners of San Jose State Many feel he has WCAC' schedule for the Spartans, his peak, though twice winning 18. 13-8-1 a good LUBRICATION MOTOR TUNE-UP Carlton Willey, Joey Jay and now over-all, and showing by the locals could bring REBATE ) Juan Plazaro are slated tri see COUPONS "ES WHEEL BALANCING - BRAKE SERVICE a league flag that much closer to TIRES - BATTERIES - AUTO ACCESSORIES more work this year as Dressen on every realizes their pitching is not going Sobczak's squad. We Give Blue Chip Stamps to improve sitting on the bench. Tomorrow night at 7 USE comes GALLON OF GAS Milwaukee is lacking a strong to Municipal Stadium for a "Fam- .s-ond man in the bullpen, but in ily Nigh t" clash. In previous 'Th Don McMahon has one of the lea- 'league encounters with the Dons, AT o's top relievers. . SJS has prevailed in two one-run Easter wouldn't be Easter... s victories. 'They Gary C RELIABLE Del Crandall caught "Family Night" means that an . . . unless I wore my CONTACT i5t) games for the Braves last year entire family can watch the WOLCO'S newest station LENSES. Years ago most rabbits ate Spartans play in the- 3,00 rapac- carrots to improv their eyesight... nil will probably have to do the GA Braves lack ity hall park for just one dol. g'asses wouldn't work because of our .!ne this year as the "0 ears. Then we found out about CON- econd experienced backstop. DOUBLE THREATOutstand- lar (SI 1. Undefeated southpass 437 W. San Carlos TACT LENSES. Since then, thousands The infield is sound in '60. The Dirk Holden (4-0) will pitch. the growing ing senior pitcher-outfielder Lar- of rabbits have joined .ch ballyhooed second base pro- :SCAN family of CONTACT LENS w . ry Williams, facing tough COP Saturday the Gold and White', Were crazy about them. People - .om does not exist, as Bed travel to Moraga 2.78 for a 2 p.m. doll - wear them too. They get them at ,choendienst appears better than tonight claims e cool bleheader with St. Mary's. the .. . er and Mel Roach and Chuck ERA in over 45 innings of work Already belting the Gaels twice, I "weir are both capable of filling and is also clubbing a torrid the locals will go with ace right- e bill. 484 to lead the Spartan batters. bander Gene Tagliaferri 15-It in CONTACT LENS CENTER Powerful Joe Adcock and slick- -i one if the contests. ..'!ding Frank Torre will share the .,ies at first, while Johnny Logan SUMMER JOE ALLENFRANK JACKSONTechnicians ...is down the shortstop spot, with Gymnasts Vie JOBS 111 213 S. FIRST CY 7-5174 Felix Mantilla an able replace- EUROPE ont. Eddie Mathews, who has turned In State Meet ASIS ALL. INCLUSIVE PACKAGE into one of the top fielding third- Gymnastic coach Bill Gustafson FOR MEMBERS ONLY, $329 basemen in baseball, wields a po- will take a 10-man team to Cal Summer job round-trip air far* World Charm in Dining orientation course health - Old tent stick for the Brewtown entry. Poly Saturday for the State Gym- and Torn D Mathews hail his finest season last accident insurance social recep- nastic Tournament. tion first sight accommodations of the America's Most Beautiful Hof bran year after a dismal '58 season, Heading the list will be Bob sightseeing trip postal service ance belting out 46 round-trippers to information on inside Europe, etc. EASTER Authentic Bavarian Food Haywood, defending champion in SCYV lead the majors, along with a .306 For more information write to: batting average and 114 RBIs. rebound tumbling (trampoline,. GROWLER: Hop, bunny, hop, hop, hop. except Sunday American Student linformation Service and a Music Every Night Haywood won the title in the Jahnstr.56a, Frankfurt/Main, Germany MAX: Hey, stop poking that rabbit with that stick. 1958 meet when the Spart,.,, San Jose Stat e's FRED SOETJE BASEBALL'S FINEST hit ter GROWLER: I was just having fun. (Being an animal, Gro et Americas greatest Rinky-Tink Piano stylist roams the Milwaukee outfield in gymnasts finished third to Los At. gees state and Long Beach stale is sometimes sadistic.) (Appears Mon.-Thurs.) the person of Hank Aaron. The 26- know that they are Billie Gallagher Die Rhinelander year-old There was no tourney last year. MAX: You should never hurt rabbits. You slugger tailed off last year originated by the hi- on the piano Band to "only" .355 after hitting well Ted Bogios will compete in tum- the symbol of Easter. (Easter was P.? mane society.) Tues.-Wed. Fri-Sat. over .400 for the first three months bling and rebound tumbling; Keith Yo GROWLER: Okay. I won't hurt anything anymore eV** .1 of the campaign. Gouger, free exercise and tumbl- P4? 5-arden City ibibrau If anyone Is to ever again hit ing; Don Ohannes, all-aroma). MAX: Are you going on the Easter Egg Hunt In lar .400. the chances are It 41111 he John Dahlquist, horizontal bar and (Growler is still a child.) Si SO MARKET ST. "]-4 Bono It.. CY 7-2002 Aaron. Dressen belle \'IsI that Jim Watson, rope-climb. GROWLER: No, not this time. I think I'll spend the day down Bo Aaron's potential has not been Versatile Ted Carter will vie in sat tra nstirolifieivarstifai7tosi7ijtreOSIrit7-745474-4/ NI I at LARKS. fully tapped, and intends to make tumbling, free exercise and on the In MAX: LARKS will not be open on Easter Sunday. the hest of it. If it has not yet parallel bar, while Tom Kakinann 1876 always Den. seen full bloom, Heaven help the will enter all-around with Ohan- GROWLER: I thought that LARKS was Sitting Bull Said: a t least one rest of the league. nes. "No Campus Barber Shop at Little MAX: No, Growler, LARKS would like to have Fleet -footed Billy Britton and Trent Thompson is the fourth Big Horn for Yellow Hair Custer and day off. disappointing Wes Covington State tumbler and Ron Dare or his men, so we Indians do it. Ugh to the Easter Eg Do pretty good job too!" GROWLER: Oh heck. I guess it's back round out the outfield for the Jack Medina will round out the You'll get a good job, too at the. hunt. Braves. squad on the rings. MORAL: his day. Rabbits are syrnIt& Al Spangler and Lee Maye are Coach Gustafson is high on the CAMPUS BARBER Even a rabbit will have to Easter, symbolic to LARKS. 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Boxers Defend NCAA Title; Spikers in Big Test Host Wisconsin, San Jose, Favored * * * 'KU To Win Thinclads on 'Farm' for Top West (oast At Tourney; 5 Spartans Mix Tonight By 1 Point' By GAM l'ALNIER Cinder Skirmish with Kansas, Stanford Prenininary action gets under Maddox, Charlie Brown and Steve Hs DA \ AlATI.N% in the 23rd an- Bonanno w3y this afternoon Kubas all have drawn first round An indication a just how Tom Daniels could also be ti Collegiate Athletic National assignments, while Bahman Shoe- -1.04114-11irotigli performances strong San Jose State's track deciding factor in the meet. boxing tournament at STUDENT Association hi, Dave Nelson and Ron Nichols by the whole team will spell team is will be found out all-around track giant is favored of Wisconsin. the University advance automatically to the Fri- victory for SJS, but on paper ar I 4:30 p.m. Saturday aft. to cop the discus, second in the SPECIALS A crowd of close to 40.000 is day night card. I've got to go with the Jayhawks ernoon when the triangular ti shot-put, and fourth in the broad- view the egpected to three day BEST PROSPECTS by a slim one point margin," tunic between NCAA winner jump. mammoth Field- LUBRICATION $1.50 wormy in the Milton and Brown appear the Bert Bonanno sadly stated prior Kansas, second place SJS and Kansas may he snuffed in the Wis, house at Madison, best prospects for the Julie Men- to sloping Saturday's triangular Stanford concludes. high jump but the Spartans should CAR STORAGE -Monthly Rat,. Five San Jose State glovers will endez-coached team in its attempt meet at Stanford. The Jayhawkers from the mid - have no trouble capturing the meet in NITE PARKING $7 0 action in the prelims while to bring home a third consecutive The finest northern west have lust only five men from first two places with Erroll Wil- California for the 1960 season will the 1959 championship team. They 6 p.m. to 8 a.m. three of the locals drew byes to national crown. liams and Vance Barnes both capa- the 1959 NCAA winner have retained 100 yard champ the semi-finals tomorrow night. Milton, who lost his cmwn last feature ble of hitting the 6 foot 10 inch Day and Nite $10 Archie Milton, Stu Bartell, Bill year largely because of inactivity, Kansas university, runnerup San Charlie Tidwell and javelin artist mark. Jose, and host school Stanford. Bill Alley. Vacation Trailer Rentals is favored in the heavyweight class The Spartan Daily tab: St.- Auto and Towing Service Only two men from each school Tidwell will sacrifice the 220 and could be the deciding factor to win with 66 poili, Brake Service to compete in any one low hurdles and concentrate on ch eie SLATE for the team title. are allowed follow with 64 and Batteries and three in any the sprints where he will match The heavyweight division is last running event chalk up 32 points Toneups on the card and it's conceivable one field event. strides with the Spartan duo of that if he .reaches the finals as Bonanno said that the team Bobby Poynter and Willie Wil- MAYFAIR expected, his bout may be the im- feels confident of a victory. In liams. Paul Williams ssill Join SPARTAN DAILY:. portant one, as it figures to be fact, all-around runner Willie Wil- Tidwell in the sprints. BREHM BROS. thatclose between the defending liams feels that State "will clean Ernie Cunliffe, who last week Spartans and host Wisconsin. the Jayhawkers out." ran the third fastest 880 in his- 'CASH McCALI: RON NICHOLS cp arta?, cpert4 Milton faces East Coast heavy- Bonanno picks Charley Tidwell tory at Fresno last week (1:47.3), ACROSS FPOM CAMPUS nurNatahe Wood ... defends crown weight, John White from Syra- to spill Poynter in the century, will double in the half mile and Thursday, April 7, 19430 4TH and SAN FERNANDO cuse university in the first round but has the Spartan bullet evening mile and is expected to win both.1 pairing. recent PCI tourney and also oust- CAME TO the score in the furlong. "Tidwell CLARK TESTED 'THEY Brown, the locals' ed the guile Spartan in the semi- top-rated 147- beat Poynter last year and has "Chuggin'" Charlie Clark of noun der, finals of last year's NCAA tourney has reeled off nine been running well in the '60 in- SJS will be pushed to his best CORDURA' straight wins this year with In Nevada. clev- door meets, but I'm hoping Poyn- performances of the year in both Rita HayworthGary Cooper er boxing, speed an a fine bob and Crowd-pleaser, S t u Bartell, ter will upset." meets another Idaho State en- the mile and two mile runs, fie weave. Events will be scored on a 5-3- trant at 165. "Stubborn Stu" is won't have to worry about t h e EL RANCHO DRIVE-IN MENENDEZ PLEASED 2-1 basis. early pace in either as both will Coach also in the unenviable position of "GUNS OF THE TIMBERLAND" Menendez, in a special 100Tidwell (K). Poynter have fast starters. letter to the DAILY following the (5.15), P. Williams (K), W. Wil- Clark is doped to trail Cunliffe Badger clash, said, "The Wiscon- Radio station KS.I0 11590 on liams (SJS). in the four lapper and Billy Mills 'JACK THE RIPPER" sin fans were very impressed with the dial) will carry direct re- 220Poynter (MS), Tidwell of Kansas in the two mile. ''ROAD RACE" his boxing ability." ports of the NCAA hosing tour- P. Williams (K), W. Wil- The meet may hinge on the Uncle John's Sharp punching Brown tangles nament from Madison. Bulletins liams (SJS). final event, the mile relay. State with Idaho State's Dale Trumbo will be, broadcast at 5:30, 8:30 120 HA. mcetanton (11(). will enter the quarter composed THEATER TOWNE tonight. and 10 p.m. today, with 11:30 Martin (5), Clifton (545), Trav- of Tim Curtis, Mickey Machamer, ' ROOM AT THE TOP" Maddox. at 156 pounds, has and 10 o'clock reports tomor- is (K). Jim Flemons and great anchor PANCAKE HOUSE !raven the toughest first round GRAND CANYON" row and Saturday evening. 220 L.H.MeClanton (RI, man W. Williams. ossignment. Be World Famous PANCAKES clashes with Sac- Clifton (SJS), Maehamer (545), Fans will flee when Bill Alley "615POKE1l OVERCOAT- ramento State's smooth boxing Smith (S). fighting in a talent -laden division enters the Jusellin area. NCAA : .re.te Terry Smith. The rugged Smith 440Cushman (K), Besse headed by Wisconsin's Charley %sinner in the javelin with a best 1680 El Camino Real CH 3-8256 took the measure of Maddox in the (S), Flemons (SO). Covey Mohr. (K) toss of 270 feet, lw predicts a toss .SPARTAN DRIVE-IN 11/10Ctinliffe (f4), Cushman of user 300 with aluminum spear BARTF:1.I., VS, BEEBD Tague (K). Lundh (S). by the end of the year. 'The Bramble Bush' If Bartell gets by Idaho State's MILECtinliffe (5), (lark The Jayhawkers have two addi- Rush LEBANON ...,-nBarbera Continental Restaurant Jerry Beebe and a semi-final op- (MS), Mills (K), Dotson (K). tional men over the 220 foot mark also ponent, chances are he will meet 2 MILEMills (K), (*lark 'They Came to Cordura' LEBANESE MEXICAN in the shaft event. This practical- thet Badgers' 163 pound cham- (S-IS), Dotson (K), Mowing ly insures them of 1(1 1,, 11 p4,ints Geri Cooper Rita Hayworth and AMERICAN FOODS pion for the third time this year. (S) in the event. Our Soorialty ... Ornal H.J.E. Williams (S.IS) Bartell stunned Mohr earlier SHISH-KA-BAB Barnes (545), Engebretsen (5 this season, flooring him in the GAY THEATER Call CV 5-9519 for Reservations ('happell THE We Cater to Banquets, trio. Parties San Jose Civic auditorium en ON BEACH" 8,4.Burton (SUS), Kell., SAN JOSE Special Rates to Organizations rode to a decision. Mohr evened (S), P. Williams (RI, Daniels 1098 E. Santa Clara St. the score last Saturday at Madi- (S.IS). FAIRWAYS IN SORRENTO' Open Daily II am-I0 pm except Tuns. son, winning a 29-27 decision. Adrian Daniel, ManagingOwnisr S.P.Winters (S). Dani,is The unorthodox Bartell looked (SJS), Foos (K), Dryer (K). GROUP like he might repeat the earlier DISCI’SManic& (MS). Re,s INSTRUCTIONS performance as he was awarded (FLIS), Foos (B). Dell 5 1 FOREMOST -GOLDEN STATE the first round, but tired in the (StIS). Obtrio -hr. lessons third and was outclassed. (K), Chase (5.15), Merchant 57.50 per person M r. Lefthander Steve Kuhns made (S). 6 p.,ons pr Toup salutes the 2300 mile trip to the Dairy I .1.11% NAlley (K), Book HOURS State. only to find himself paired (K), Botiroughs (K), Batchellicr 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Daily with another local glover Ralph (SI- 9 to 6 Sat., Sun. TOM DANIELS Paoli from Santa Clara univer- MILE RELAYCurtis. Marh- cityin the other first round bout i amer, Firmons, W. Williams N. First TRACKMAN OF THE WEEK for the SJS team. (MIS), Besse, Lassen, Klier, Con Just East of St. and -61 Me (S). Bayshore at 230 E. Brokaw Rd. CLOSE CONTEST FINAL SCORE: Kansas 64, s . Torn Daniels was chosen as Athlete Menendez. commenting furthw CYpress 5-9542 Jose State 63, Stanford 35. DM. of the Week for his fine perform- on the Wisconsin bouts, said Saturday ance in last Saturday's meet with was pleased with the team's to.r- SCYV. Tom captured four seconds formance and indicated slight di. pleasure at the outcome of the Night and a first for the SJS trackmen. 400 N. First Kubas-lioward McCaffery mat.. 111:CMAN-Y San Jose which went to the Badger, 30-27 liEGifEES The mentor remarked, "It NC ..- rent close. I felt it could have , gone either way." U. Many Wisconsin ring fans corn- , 0010"1" You will find the mented to Menendez that the Saturday dual was the finest meet largest selection at held in Madison in the past 10 years. 4111 r 611' Bona Sera Plymouth City "The Madison people are show- ing us a lot of hospitality and the boys are enjoying it," added the , CASUALS coach. A Spartan victory this weekend (r) would double the enjoyment for Valiant the defending national champi.,t ONLY AND ONLY S19 500 $5994 STATE MEAT NEW! NEW!

DOWN PER MONTH MARKET Tapered -Toe Corduroy 150 E. Santa Clara CYpress 2-7726 TENNIS SHOES FIRST QUALITY MEATS RETAIL & WHOLESALE FRESH MEATY COCOMIff Hal Littler FRYERS 39,lb 2" III TENDER BONELESS Attention all girls! The new corduroy tennis oxfords are Durward McMahan here! Sporty shades of green, black, biege and white. BEEF Balanced rrh ,upport. rubber outersoles, new tapered tr Any of these men can save you hundreds of dollars on CORN 45', , GROVE ARMOUR STAR, THICK -Silk 1' feet f... So light . . . so very light! PLYMOUTH and DeSOTO BACON 2 pT9. 98' SAIlTA CRUZ BEACH Bona Sera Plymouth City SAN JOSE Dancing 500 50. San Jose Canned Hams Every Sat. Night First Street CV 4-2771 4-113. 53.45, 5-16. 54.15 PENNEY'S 6-RP4RTA1 MIMS Thursday, April 7, 1080 Armored Cars 'Guard' Natives Reservation Date Extended Russ Troop Cutback No For Banquet Honoring Bishop Final reser% a I 1..11 thlIP for the United Cliureli Help for Peace -West Against April 20 banquet honoring the Rt. ism in Europe." GENEVA (UPI The 1.1'est s:i id prone Soviet last Jan. 14 had Rev. Ilan.s Lilje, Lutheran Bishop Reservations for the Premier Nikita banqu yesterday that bragged of a "fantastic new wea- of Hanover, Germany, has been ex- may be mad, by calling Khrushchev's boasts of a "fantas- pon" the Russians are building. Pastor tended to Monday, April 18, ac- Arthur's office, CYpress tic new weapon" in the Soviet ar- 7-42:15 r This example of reduction of cording to Pastor John Arthur, DAvenport 6-6013. Tickets senal made his announcement of cost $2 troop swithout reduction of fire- Lutheran campus pastor. for non-students. Students troop reductions meaningless anti may power. Ormsby-Gore said, empha- Sponsored by the College Reli- either buy the regular underlined the necessity for iron- ticket or sized the need of international con- gious council and the Council of pick up their trays in the 47 cafeteria clad disarmament controls. trol of any disarmament agree- College Chaplains, his visit to San line. British delegate Da% id Ormsby- ment. Juse will include the banquet at 6 Gore hold the 10-tut ion East-West p.m. In the Spartan caletetia and Disarinament Conterence t ti a talk at 8 p .11. in the First Meth- late I Ktirushchev's announcement t. Engineer Exam odist church, Fifth and Santa Russia is cutting her troops' Clara tits. by another 1.200.000 men Bishop Lilies topic will be "A SHIRTS 00 i next two years Is not a real Applications Due armament measure. govern- ances. Armored cars, above, confront some 5000 DRY CLEANING Engineering stiiilents planning to PASS BOOKS BACK---The South Africa .A Ile said the Soviets really are take an examination to determine ment announced late yesterday it will re-instate natives beginning march into Durban from a WASH & DRY ity only changing the form of their priority enrollment In upper divi- the law requiring natives to carry pass books- local village. Lowest Gas Prices In San Jose striking powers. They are not, as engineering laboratory class- the issue which set off current racial disturb- IRENE'S 3 CO, sion ITHYL--100+ OCTANE they have claimed here, engaged in to Drive-1n ,.8.8 ITt es must submit applications REG.-90+ OCTANE any real reduction of military their junior counselor or the Engi- Laundry 1. Still might, he said. neering division office, E107, by Cigarettes 22t legis Philosophy faili Engi- Spokesmen that to the -Gore recalled tomorrow, according Insurance Ormsby All Major Oils-38C Khrushchev in a speech to the Su- neering division. 'heir

The examination will be given Ed% Head To Talk % 6:7" 7.0 C/0/17 April 23 in the Engineering build- To Discuss Careers STATIONS rofess, Cpe- a 4 p.m. be in- UoiCift 75 ing. Students applying will Ipirt s ileiprarice II hasp. 1.1,,wipp,piki.s On 4th & William-6th & Keyes Pizza with a "Personality" of their eligibility to take Ste,. formed To Lutherans calorie., to conduct a tspp Ills It. ,.,pip called - ,,, Irtotir- 10TH AND TAYLOR he examination by April 15, ac- sell HOUSE OF PIZZA .iu,-," 21 and 22. ing to the division. "Psychical Research" will he the to e' Engineering Purpose. of the program in to gill' student. art opportunity 395 Almaden Ave. CY 7.9908 discussion topic of the Lutheran ,nctinibcp - - - oppeorteinine- wilhuiii doe insurance field to discuss professional Twt Students assn. at its 7 p.m. meet- Is it Ii representatives of units. The program Is ill feature Attilent History Secretary ailing in It ing tonight in the Christian center. inters iews, pant-I discuss' and a pt-IteritI or program] I Church Slate .pt: were Os Fifth and San Fernando sts. 'Die program is open to all ma -4.- Alcoa Subsidiary Will Convalesce ..etianafessr Dr. Frederick C. Dommeyer. iors with job opportunities for st Mrs. Marjorie Odenbacit. I ks- CANTERBUR ( Wz Now accepting applications head of the Philosophy department, dents in several fields. Available tory department secretary, is Wesley Foundation 'Take the Bus' ASSOCIATION ,r was seek for men - evening and Sat. will present his opinions to the openings at the two-day event will scheduled to go home tomorrow Christian Center Saratoga an work in our personnel, service group. The discussion is open to include sales, claims, field repre- following a spinal fusion opera- sentatives, engineering, safety, ' 92 SOUTH FIFTH STREET San Jose. and sales departhments. EX- all those interested. Meeting To Feature ji tion which began Wednesday at derwriting, promotion and public I WESTMINSTER Holy Communion at 7 10 a re. it, a CELLENT PAY plus ALCOA Dinner at 6 p.m. will precede the Every Thursday San Jose hospital. relations. PRESBYTERIAN and retire( SCHOLARSHIPS. Must have discussion. Cost is 50 cents. Coffee I Office Hours.: 9 afro. to 5 pen. , into Mrs. Odenbach will return to Students will have the opportiln- Civil Rights Topic CHURCH car and phone. Apply window will be served. Barbara E. Arnold , ago by d school in about two to two and ity. to meet and discuss job possi- Disobedience E, Calif. Dept. of Employment, The group also is planning to ' Rights, Civil for city counc one-half months, according to Dr. Wales with the representatives. will be the 1353 The Alameda, 7 p.m., attend a regional Ashram confer- and Passive Resistance" PERSPECTIVE 9:40 a.m. Ne, and pii Paul Goddard, San Jose bone spe- Some of the major firms that will at Wesley Thurs. nights. See Mr. Laws. ence near Fresno, April 22-24. Stu- topic under discussion election t cialist. be represented include Prudential, E. Santa Clara St., WORSHIP 11:00 a.m. dents from Western states will foundation, 205 th compar Allstate, Farmers, College Life, and converge at the conference. today at the weekly Wesley lunch- tog -Rorke Penn Mutual, North America com- 'eon. There will be bus running Hatfield. ISA president, said a for exce Jim panies, Northwestern Mutual, and I An analysis of the present "sit - during Easter vacation. Weekend Guests? signups will continue until Episcopal Church Ii that Travelers. I in" movement will be made by Church bus stops at 7th and the Monday after Eie-ter. Cost is San Fernando, 9:15, 7th and Services at Trinity. II N. 2nd more t Direct them to Mrs. Arthur Johnson. a member of $5.50. San Carlos. 9:20 a.m. Returns 8.00 a.m. Holy Comm.nion the executive hoard of the San to campus, 12:30 p.m. No 9:25 and 11.00 a.m. Asso- charge. Other stops as re- Morning Prayer I Jose chapter of the National Kayor Bra/ i MOTEL CITY CENTER Advancement of quested (CY 47447). W. B. Murdock, Rector Spartaguide elation for the Warren Debenharn, Asst. a rodent la I ... where they will Imlay Spartan Y Stages NAACP). wwww Colored People I rates ;in in modern relaxation! Mr. Gerner added that students, the ultimate TODAY_ :ht him oh administra- Disarmament Talk Hui-O-Komaaina (Hawaiian cb) I faculty members and nts swep 46 New Deluxe Sound-Proof Units. to par- Spartan Y. 8 p ..m I live personnel are invited ' Special rates to Students and their Guests. Dr. George G. lirunti, professor we,!ey ticipate in the meeting and discus- TV and Telephones in all rooms. of history, political science and ed- Wesley foundation, iiecheon Presbyterians Welcome You Individually controlled Heating and Air Conditioning, ucation, and one of his poli ti ca r, -?S5 E. Santa C:ara sr., 12,30 si"" science students, Monte Poen, will ' SUNDAY WORSHIP: discuss the economy of disarma- Young Republicans, meeting TH2, SOUTH SECOND ment today at 3:30 in the Spar- - H. Etherfon r Real Estate Talk First Presbyterian Church, 48 No. 3rd , Alezithei's iii tile ENtall! and AT REED !tan Y. Services at 9:30 and 1100 a.m. . club will hear Don CYpress 4-2995 The discussion will take the r Insurance place of the World Affairs film Stone. of Stone Rr Schulte real tot's. RCN/UPEND PHIL W. BARRETT, r usually shown at this time. speak tonight at 7 in TH139. Mr. Stone s subject will be Prts- The Rev. Henry Jonas, executive Ideals in Training and Procedures director of the Spartan Y. said Graduating Seni? ors PRESBYTERIAN'S OFFICIAL CAMPUS MINISTRY :ishor in Real Estate Practice." that everyone is invited to attend "United Campus Christian Fellowship" EASTER SPECIAL Coffee will I , served. May Pick Up Data - -PATRONIZE Main meeting: Tuesday 7:15 p.m. il/S OUR ADVERTISERS at The Christian Center, 92 South Fifth Street Permanent Wave .seniors isho l% ill be graduated mriersnice,,,; Job Interviews REVEREND DON EMMEL, Campus Pai,for ere $7.50 (lay after vacation, in the re4.- NOTE: Inteesiews are held in the trar's office, Adm103. WESTMINSTER Sed by Sam and Staff. , Placement office, Adm234. Appoint- Instructions explain in detail PRESEYYERIAN Eieninegs by appointment. . men/ lists are put out in advance of what is expected of graduates for CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 20% discount with AS8 card. the inter-vie.* and students Sr. request. the formal exercise, to be held lad to sign up early. lJune 10 in the Spartan stadium. Two Blocks from Campus 2nd and San Antonio associ- TODAY Dr. Ralph R. Cummings, SUNDAY SERVICES kketk. I ate dean in charge of admissions I The Alameda at Shasta fe Guy F. Atkinson co. E. s -t 8:30 end 11:00 MORNING WORSHIP SAM'S and records and chairman of 11, - CY 4-7447 ' 'tar commencement committee, in 7-00 EVENING SERVICE TOWN and COUNTRY SchwabacherFrey co.. S, c-,- all seniors anticipating graduati,w Sunday Services Dr, Clarence Sands - Minister CY 4-9934 14 Almaden to obtain an instruction sheet. 8:30 & 11 a.m., "A Cordial Invitation for Every Sunday" .1. C Penney co., S F 7.00 p.m. 1 1 CHURCH OF JESUS TRI-C s CHRIST OF LATTER S \ 7 United Technology corp. tie JOHN KNOX SUNDAY s,S DAY SAINTS 9:1; a.m. Seminar-"Fundamentals REWARD , . emiral and e-- N FELLOWSHIP (:hristianitsr" 1 INSTITUTE OF RELIGION (taiRpred for student') 6:00 p.m. TritC Club-"Consider TOMORROW 1',."-;' - ,i-i,-. level

Young and co., S.. Religion completes the college experience. 9:40 a.m. Perspective Sunday. LAMBDA A 3rd and San Antonio Participate with other collegians this Th Adjutant General. Depart" DELTA Currp,-' r,y P, SIGMA Dip -snip" env-jal, Rel:n; 6:00 p.m. Knox Club SAN JOSE STATE CLASSIFIEDS COLLEGE WARD meet student ONUMMS (College Students Only) l. friends here ... Classified Rates: Miscellaneous for Sole SCHOOL INTERVIEWS 25e a line Gut Insertion Regular Sunday Meetings 1519 Rabbit motor TODAY G. Winfield Blount, Minister 20c a line succeeding insertion Jr. L sc. cond. $235. 81 436 E. SAN FERNANDO 2 line minimum -- Cheerless Tyler, Minister A pt I. Paul R. Searle, Director to Students To Place an Ad: cv scooter de 120C. TOMORROW evf..0000600000:e Cell at Student Affairs OffieA '58 Rabbit Room 16, Tower Hell 3 5933. No Phone Orders Girls J.C. Higgins Lest end Need Prace $30. Call 113' NOTICE Methodism's Ministry at SJS H&R Found, one cannon Cal. .22 Revolver, TO 8 , 9q1d bar. 2-898i. ,nneresfel rar es call CY 7.1884. most new $30. CY SENIOR MEN :f '58 Rabbit scooter, de:uxer, $200. CY Cha;... Coffee First Methodist St. Paul's 5933. led, Divan, Watching c'ebuc STUDENTS p gradualei and Suclenli German MO lea f m If you require funds to Church Methodist Church Apartments for Rost Typewriters Portable. He., complete your ducetion. Cult $141.5. FIFTH and SANTA CLARA VS. TENTH and SAN SALVADOR Modern 3-rm. with American stand. leyb. 12 beautiful Portraits apply to the undeesigned. STS, apt. available May 1st. 4.9729, Walcon,fis you to , 582.50. Co,ple prefered. Marlow AO Sacrifice $70. ANdreve 25 Wallet Portraits STEVENS BROS. 930 Lai. Colleg Church 33 S. 6th. CY 2.2787, MORNING WORSHIP Spots's! Services One Oil Painting ... FOUNDATION INC. School Class Furnished Apt. redecorated. For 2 or 3 7 r 610-612 Endicott tlido 930 and 11;00 a.m. - ose 166 S. 10th, AL 2-2047. Grsups 2 to 2000. complete for 23.95 Picnics, 8119's For infyr,e,:, St Paul I. Minn. - Phone CA 2 5184 MORNING WORSHIP SJS. Senter Pan. PALM SUNDAY Deluge 3 rms. plus new fare. elec. kit. Make your appointment now, have your sitting later. This I.,. CY 7,0950. Reception of Youth 11:00 a.m. carpets. 231 E. San Fernando St. of special won't last. Other attractive package deals with 2 5413, rates. Cal! cr AN 9-9278. Now leasing. Rent TV. Special student Cap & Gown and -,,nnt "‘A Membership. The Illumination of "duns only. ,er 5 p rto. ES 7.2935. Classes, Baptism of Children the Cross" Autos for Sole Notion Patronize Spools! college f' Ceti& le e ed pan yst.Jr Rev. DONALD A. GETTY, Minister Edwin M. Sweet, Minister MG-TO, Going into service, must sell Let FINk ARTS Caa,misles. P4' Foster, Assoc. Minister Carl Metgar, Minister of Visitation en" fires, /Ire corer. white Scholarships. 41 NORTH FIRST ST. CYpress 2-8960 John M. tonneau. Penias: nrr,,1 Our Advertisers Iseater, seat belts. 8895. CL 82943. EL 4 8425 8.30.10,00