Dr. Tansey Describes Liberal as 'Optimist' 1 Dr. Richard Tansey, San Jose 'numerical minority existing within will t Spartana State art professor, defined a lib- a revolutionary liberal society. We people," he de- the es.. Cral as an optimist when he ad-, are a revolutionary dressed an overflow meeting of the I dared. / Pa. SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE SJS Democratic club yesterday af-t Emphasizing the need for corn- ter noon on "What Is a Liberal?" , plete freedom of speech, Dr. Tan- SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, ,0T: 49 4I8- WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 1962 No, 78 A liberal believes in the perfec- sey said this was the very essence embers society. He /ft , lability of an individual through of a free and liberal education. "This almost naive be- went on to outline the axioms for a free society as presented by John 'Summerhill' Track Power Stuart Mill in his essay "On Lib- erty." "This is the bible of liber- English Prof Suggests als," he said. 'In Danger' Mill, he said, noted that "sa- Is Today's ddled subversive notions" are re- Without Aid quired to know both sides of a question and judge it on its merits. New Rating System San Jose State is in danger of "Since all political opponents are Book Talk -sang its stature as a track power gone from the American election How does a student determine whether his your local FBI. Call out the marines! Support ,nless steps are taken to correct platforms and campuses, we no "Summerhill," a book which Instructor is a subversive? In reply to Prof. of the UN (It; suggesting the state depart- ,i-ficiencies in its current track longer meet that requirement. We Edward S. Carmick's 10 criteria for "unprofes- ment is not infiltrated (- 21; support of th,- 0,er% the development of a school ',gram, Brent Davis, ASB presi- need opposition we cannot dis- sional and subveisive" conduct, Mark Sheehan, Christian anti-Communist crusade I 4- 5t. tit said yesterday following a :.ense with it." he added. true freedom is practiced, %there instructor in English at SJS. yesterday sug- 5. Attacking Committees of the National 'cling of students and faculty reviewed at today's 12:30 sill be gested that Professor Carmick's criteria be (love lit. attack on HCUA ( -61; attack ,-mbers at which Davis offered E. New- book talk by Dr. Robert considered an "academic 10 commandments," on senate internal security sub-committee .trecs recommendations. which might replace 3 SJS Theft Cases man. assistant professor of edu- the Instructor Rating I -4r; attack of house merchant marine and According to Davis two major Scale now in use. fisheries committee ( ?1; praise HCUA ( +71 ,oblerns for track team members cation. Sheehan's recommended scale is based on 6. & R. Weakening Confidence in the Free is time and money. Reviewed at ASB The talk will be given in room a 10-point system. Ten demerits qualify an Enterprise System and Weakening a Student's In addition to long, daily hours A and B in the cafeteria and instructor for dismissal. Ten merit points Belief in God (-7); advocacy of lower trade !' practice and training, Davis Judiciary Hearing bring their lunches earn a promotion. Hits may barriersplay this one by ear until congress track members often must DR. RICHARD TANSEY I The ASH judiciary reviewed the Here are Sheehan's suggested "academic e review. acts; support of government regulatory com- ,rk to remain in college. In addi- ... at Demo meet cases of three SJS men for theft 10 commandments:" explained that missions (-2); teaching of Sartrean existen- on long hours are needed to meet Newman lief in human progress and the in closed hearings yesterday. written by A. S. I. Depracating Patriotism: Criticism of the tialism (.-3): advocacy of imperialism in the ,,tclemic requirements. merhill," value of an individual with a right A miscalculation in finances, one of the English DAR (-31; criticism of the American Legion name of God and United Fruit ( +8); ("We are It is track, Davis said, that has director to exist characterizes a liberal.".. student said, motivated the theft same name, advo- (-51; salute to the flag before class (±3t; one nation under God and capitalism.") itle SJS known nationally and el of the "The state must exist for the in- of class materials needed for the children to have salute to the flag plus prayer ( +61; praise of 7. Suggesting Fear of the Enemy: open awe ,,ternationally. He maintained . allowing dividual," he declared, "not the following day. The student said live a childhood Minute Men ( 3); at rise of China's 700 millions (--2); 10 merit 'llat steps must be taken to pre- !eetiom to individual for the state." This is that he underestimated the cost possible from adult-set 2. Suggesting National shame: talk of the points for instructor capable of developing an 'lit loss of top track stars who . as the heart of the matter, Dr. Tan- of books for other classes and be- rules and behavior shame of segregation (-2': mention of Cuba argument which proves that we are spending :(` unable to remain at SJS, ..;iry sey stated. fore he reached the cash register (-21; advocating more CIA intervention $50 billion a year on defense because we are iinly because of financial prob- "Contrasted to this," the art pro- he realized he was unable to pay. abroad ( 2 ; advocating exportation of seg- over-confident. , 111S. To test his theory of educa- fessor said. "the conservative takes A student who said that he was regation 1- 2); backing South Africa and 9. Attacking the College Administration: At yesterday's meeting, Davis freedom, Neill operates a pessimistic and cynical or 'realis- jut killing time between classes tional Portuguese Angola ( +21; general rule to be applied: Boost, don't knot*. .,-ommended that: Summerhill as a boarding school tic.' attitude toward the mass of could give no definite reason for 3. Weakening the National Posture: opposi- knocking of chancellor (-7); attack on high- 1 -A sub-committee be formed for boys and girls from age five individuals." the theft of two belts from the tion to increased armament spending 1-5 I; ranking administration ( ---5 or - -61; dean consider the pre-track program to 17. It is located 100 miles from "Their belief is that the mass of Spartan bookstore. open advocacy of peace (-5); general criti- knocking I.-41; slurs against department lid make specific reeommenda- London. mankind is not desperately inter- Two students admitted taking cism of American foreign policy (-31; re- heads (--'u); attack on colleagues ( ,sis regarding what the needs t-sted in governing themselves and canned food fro ma woman's board- 'This true freedom for the quired reading of "The Ugly American" (-2); 10. Pressing for Socialism: backing old age : the track team are in order to a re not really capable of it. . ing house. Upon the invitation of children is exercised within a eon- required reading of "The Conscience of a health insurance (--.2): socialized medicine "lain its national and interna- "The conservative," he said. "be., a friend who Was a hasher. the lest of acceptance, deep under- Conservative ( 1 ), (--3) and report to local AMA; favorable ls stature. lies-es in clinging to age old tradi- I two men visited the house and ac- standing of others' sometimes 4. Depleting the Communist Conspiracy as reference to Karl Marx (- 6); praise of Nor- 2 -An investigation be started tions and customs and that the cepted goods given to them by the unconscious motivations, freedom Other Than a National Emergency: don't waste man Thomas (-3); complimentary reference consider the feasibility of sup- I best and most propertied men friend. to act as one desires, and free- time. Report this instructor immediately to to Barry Goldwater 31: advocating return - -.y track shoes for the fresh- Ishould rule." Both men said that the gift of dsm from fear of things religious Professor (arm irk. If 11,, is unavailable, call to laissez-faire capitalism 7, and varsity squads to lessen i "Conservatives in America. un- free food from employees of off- or sexual," Dr. Newman ex- !,nancial burdens. like most European countries," he campus housing was a fairly com- plained. 3 -An inquiry be made into the I said, "are in a philosophical and mon practice. When visited by the The value of Summerhill is ;feasibility of furnishing a train- head hasher of the boarding house Inc us look critically at our ing table the track squad. and informed that the owner knew TASC To Enter Politics AwardsO pen Similar recommendations were ;Mille school system and esti- of the theft, the students said they , reasons for doing certain made by members of the track Forgotten Village returned the food. heretofore accepted as the i team in a letter to President John ci an.Recommendationsrding a col le byge right," he asserted. Again After Inactivity To Education T. Wahlquist Feb. 26. athcetioniudiin- Davis maintained that track Will Be Featured ear of tH l'otsard .Aetive Student the handling of the cases will be le. Newman pointed out that members have a right to expect A distinctly Latin ITIO0(1 Communitt will again -put di'iiiocras into practice in political submitted to Pres. John T. Wahl- Neill helps children learn to live these things from a major track nates this week's classic films pre-, and eilticati llll al areas," according to Richard Rubacher, TASC quIst, who will make all final de- free lives by being self-motivat- K-P Mayors power such as San Jose State. sentation, with showings Thursday (Isms. ing and self-regulating. coordinator, junior social science major. Another meeting will be held of "Forgotten Village." a Mexican Beginning a lecture series titled -Modern Political and Eco. Kindergarten-priniary education corn- He added, however, that a Sum- within the next two weeks, Davis documentary with English nomic Thought," Dr. Bud IL Hutchinson. assistant professor of rnerhill.type school WOUIcl not majors who will be juniors or sen- said, to study possible action on mental)' by Burgess Meredith. 'Hollow Culture' business and economics, will speak on "Frederick Engles and Karl be very iors next year and hold a 2.9 grade his proposals. and a dance documentary, "Floor. applicable to America's Marx" at p.m. tomorrow in.-- education San Jose Peace center. enco." Surveyed Tonight system. CH149. the point average are eligible for two "TASC will introduce 24-hour The films will be shown at 3:30 "The Effects of a In the United States, the trend TASC's first group meeting will scholarships totaling $250. Arab To Speak p.m. In Concert Hall and again at Lure" will Ise the topic of sore 1,ist s peace vigils and controversial is- toward more strict, schools be- he tomorrow at 8 p.m. in TH27. Applications for the awards are Salim Joubran. a Christian 7 p.m. in Morris Dailey auditoriuni. Dr. Malcolm McAfee. Presbyterian cause we are sues will be brought into the open. very concerned with Student grievances will receive at- now being taken in TH59 by Miss Arab who remained in Haifa dur- I "Forgotten Village." based on a campus pastor and research asso- lasting Apathy on this campus will be a the Russians,'" Dr. New- tention at the meting, open to the Frances Gulland, assistant profes- ing the liberation in 1948 so that story by John Steinbeck, tells of ciate at Stanford. at tonight's pub- man thine of the past." he said. declared. public. nor of education. Deadline for ap- better Jewish-Arab rela lions a young man's pleas for medical lic United Campus Christian fel- Explaining the organization's re- - plication is Tuesday. might he established, will speak hell) to save members of his family lowship meeting at 7:30 at the cent inactivity, Rubacher said, "For The two scholarships are being this evening at the International stricken by diseased water from a Campus Christian center, 300 S. the past year. members of La Torre Staff given in honor of three former fac- Student center, 285 S. Market at, 10th St. Last estil for persons interested CoRec To Feature were engaged in research of vari- ulty members of the Department of Joubran, who is head of the. The film traces his conflict with Dr. McAfee will explore the ef- in the posts of editor, business . ous kinds. One compiled informa-I Elementary Education, Arab Department of the Histad- the villagers, who insist on the out - fects of conformity, lass of identity politics for a ria- manager, and art director for lion on peace and A scholarship for $150 honors rut, the Israel Federation of La- sled. ritualistic cures of their an - in communities and cultural myth 'Astronaut Amble' One stud- nest year's 1.st Torre, SJS year- Ilonal peace movement. Miss Ishel McKenzie, pioneer in bor is ill speak ;it g o'cloek rpl ,yml.il ied right-wing extremists and their book. Contact Mr. J. B. Woodson, wh,,, Col. John Glenn is*. kindergarten-primary education t.t. techniques and another member faculty adviser, 1-3 p.m. today in is on a tour of San Jose Slate. This scholarship the mist coast, the hiss been instrumental form, -itt in being offered to any student in tin. tradition of his history-making Soviets Reply to Professor's field of education who meets thi orbits of the earth will be relived reqult ements. at tonight's Co-Rec activity, the A second scholarship, honorin..... 'Astronaut world wire Amble." Mabel Crumby and Miss Em- Auct51:15 OF tATomic BLACKMAIL' Miss Criticism of USSR Law System The Amble, ily DeVore, emeritus professors of starting at 7 p.m.. MOSCOW (UPD- -Premier Nikita Khrushchev yesterday called sillfeature, education, is set at $100. a surprise band. A the United States plan to stage nuclear tests in the atmosphere The Soviets criticize anything published in various American and checked 111 We just don't special program of Walt Disney "atomic blackmail" and threatened new Soviet testing. But he indi- The San Jose Alumnae associa- American. European legal polka:heals. agree." he added. movies will be shown at the same tion of Delta Phi Upsilon, na- lime cated that the U.S. test proposal put forward by the President This observation was expressed In response. Madame Sofia Madame Bereszovskaya, who has that ping pong, volleyball. tional honorary fraternity for out- would virtually wreck that conference before it started. In a last Thursday by Dr. Glenn G. Berezovskaya, an official in the been a Russian author and critic chew checkers and standing students in early child- card games separate letter to British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. Morgan, associate professor of po- Soviet attorney general's office in since 1934. wrote, "The author (Dr. are being held. is offering this Khrushchev accepted the foreign ministers' level meeting "with hood education, lit ical science, after a lengthy, So.: Moscow. attacked Dr. Morgan's Morgan] does not restrict himself scholarship to members of the stu- Cortee is open to all holders regret," but made no mention of the "atomic blackmail" line nor of viet-written article criticized re- I work in an article titled -Criti- solely to the administrative actions of ASH dent chapter at SJS. cards. Last week's attend- the Soviet threat to resume nuclear testing in the atmosphere. cism of Our Critics -In the Dis- of the attorney general's office. 5s committed something that "would look Winners of the two awards will re-estimated at 750. Khrushchev said Kennedy torted Mirror of Bourgeois Pei iod- "The article serves merely as a too much like atomic blackmail" in offering to cancel the American he announced at the annual Delta Last semester's Co-flee activi- ical Literature." pretense for his slanderous expres- tests if the Soviet Union would agree to a new test ban treaty Phi Upsilon lecture March 16 at 7 Ities drew crowds estimated at The Soviet criticism appeared in sions on more general questions of 400 with controls. p.m in the 0;t1,teri;1. students for each event. The the November 1961 issue of "Sovel. Soviet law and order," she as- sctivity PACIFIC 'A' TESTS': NO HAZARD has been a traditional skeo Gosuctarstvo i PraVO" Soviet serted. weekly WASHINGTON Willi-- -The White House gave assurances yes- event on the State and Law', the leading So, at SJS campus Pacific will be conducted with Dr. Morgan explained that, in for ti Veil terday that U.S. atomic tests in the Daily Records New law .journal. "no hazard to the people of Hawaii or other Pacific islands." The Soviet publications, the writers feel Dr. Morgan explained. "Madame tests are set for Christmas Island in the Pacific, 1500 miles south they must severely mit icize Amer- It. ,r,szovskaya objected of Hawaii, and Johnston Island, 1000 miles southwest of Hawaii. to my state. icans who criticize anything Rus- 'Brain Circulation Climb meats that the goals -Washing' Lawrence J. O'Brien, special assistant to President Kennedy, said and functions sian. of the Soviet attorney that the task force conducting the tests "will make careful meteoro- In ii,, eilSe ot I hi, general's of- "If the Soviets want to codicil:tin' Talk, fice. and all other Soviet Movie Set logical observations before each test to establish that no hazard 1961-62 academic year, the Spar- I institu- that we misinterpret them, they tions are first from radiation will result in areas outside the danger zone." tan Daily has expanded its circu- to protect the inter- must blame their own closed sys- otorlelits Against ests of the Oitj Communism U.S-SOVIET SPACE VENTURE POSSIBLE !anon from 9000 to 10,000, State, and secondly to tem which greatly hampers com- present speaker David Lom- (UP!) The United States may propose joint protect the rights of the people. - haft1. western WASHINGTON Advertising Manager Shen"' munications between our coun- director of the Inter- According to the Nieeinle use of communications satellites as a first possible cooperative space Thompson, while making the an- Soviet reinsti- tries." he asserted. Society of Individualists. Ine. venture with the Soviet Union, space administrator James E. Webb nouncement, staled the t the tution established in 1936, their pri- Although he has never visited tomorrow lit 11:30 a.m. in !dotris said yesterday. Ile also said it would be useful for astronaut John Daily's circulation has grown by mary duty is to protect the rights the Soviet Union, Dr. Morgan stud- Dailey auditorium. Glenn to compare notes with Soviet cosmonaut Gherman Titov who 3000 in the last two years. The of the people, he emphasized. language with the LOSThOOI ied the Russian S Stanford orbited the earth 17 times last August. Spartan Daily thus overtook the "Madame Bereszovsitaya declared His knowledge show graduate' DR. GLENN MORGAN federal government. the film, "The Ultimate JOURNALISTS WARNED TO LEAVE ALGERIA become that Sunnyvale Standard to . . . Russian law critic I am slanderous, hostile and of Russian affairs and law' was ob- INIPon," which Algeria UPI) Two men believed to be members Peta deals with the ef- ALGIERS. the third largest newspaper in incorrect in my article, but only tained through studies at Harvard of hrain.washing Secret Army Organization wounded an American on American of the outlawed Santa Clara county. ports written by him on Soviet law. once' in her review does she specify university under Harold Berman, 'It's in KUM'''. Monday After the film. Loin - photographer here night and warned lilm to leave Miss Thompson listed increased Dr. Morgan recently wrote six what is incorrect," Dr. Morgan professor of law. Professor Ber- barn will speak A on twain -washing. Algeria. For reasons of safety the injured photographer WHS not, adverlisinc volume and an ex- art leles (Tit Wally analyzing the pointed out. man, an expert in his field, is now glieslion-and.sitSwer He was not seriously injured. The incident occurred period will identified. 24 panding SIS campus at4 reasons functions of the Soviet attorney "She accuses me or taking is in Russia lecturing on Ameriean the OAS had forced 11 Italian journalists to hours ar ter leave Algeria. for the increase. general's office. The reports were speech out of context, but I law. ' 11411MNISIEC 2SPARTAN DAILY Wednesday, March 7. 1962 LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS '101611111MilF Editorial 143441 Thrust and Parry ? Z ACA-Cte CLAWS ,00fflet to leisurely pursue wisdom and is, I think, an 'Grading System almost unom- truth, but to compulsively and trpliable tendency BlockadesYes, No? to tees,eis fanatically try to get A's, B's neurotic about No Longer of Value' marks, loki 164 Spartan support could %cry %sell he the factor %Inch may and Cs. allow the pursuit 411111i , of mark cause the el )) si tt g of Seventh st. and alleviate the traffic and noise responsible and highly rather than h.l.1 that we al SJS base As a knowledge eot'nt menace hetvvecat San Fernando and San I :arlos is. by the ealliptIA. at one's endeavors made the grading system our respected psychologist here here al Jose In 12 days, the city council again will discuss this current master rather than our servant SJS once said, the registrar's State Culler, city-campus problem. If Spartans show the seriousness of th, as it should be. Indeed, the grad- office is the most important Edward Brossaing situation by attending the Monday night meeting, it may cul- ing system is good in itself. room in the school, meaning At4B ATI.% minate in a closing of the street immediately. There is needed a regulatory that the A's, B's and C's or D's At the recent city council meeting, Bill Hauck, ASH vice ,system by which students and a student obtains on his record Is Cotton president. presented what seems to be the best solution yet- - teachers can gauge their aca- are more important than the Mother a solution which would satisfy the college's need for eli lll i ll ation demic ability. wisdom and knowledge he re- Enrolled at SJS? tains in his intellect. of the traffic and noise problems and one which would satisfy When, however, the grading Editor: the city's need to have the street open in ease of emergencies system, good in itself, ceases True, the grading system is I would like to commend and for deliveries. to be used as a gauge but be- the best means yet discovered you on your editorial on Fel). a monster with controls to gauge the students' academic 24. Hauck suggested that signs be posted at both entrances to comes 1962, concerning tlie student, then ability. However, I do not think activities the street to the effect that it was closed. He suggesed that ihe and abuses the of a group of "ultra ceased to be of value. It is a satisfactory one, espe- -conserva- campus police patrol it. Hauck said this would el ale the it has tive" students who not cially here at SJS, where there are "audit- need for blocking the street permanently or temporarily For it entices the student Ing" certain classes in order to The signs could say the street was closed between 6 a.m. and protect our democracy. 6 p.m. weekdays only. permitting cit% traffic use of the street in It is an enigma to rne that the evening hours and on weekends a hen it would be relatise- our democracy can be Protect. ly Studio Hour To Present ed by violating the Constitu, If Student Council would send a representative to the com- tion, notably the first amend. ing meeting, if service organizations on campus would come out ment, and by medieval witois in favor of the proposition and show it by attending the meeting, wANT16 TO KNOW WART' WIZOft ANY`ft41046 FOR- 5/7ZING Scenes from 2 Comedies hunting. and if the student body would support the closing through letters TRIO AND 80INCIO 7tiths,45. Far be it from Scenes Cal fi*om two comedies opens when Menaechmus of me to inquire and attendance, it might he done. (P. into the motivation, Syracuse, deciding to search for sanity, or will be presented in full-dress identity of his brother, arrives in Etidam- these students, but costume tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. I thought nus and is mistaken for his twin. that Joseph McCar a thy, Israeli Troupe Brings in Studio theater, SD103, by The double leading role of the Torquemade and Cotton Mather stage directing class. brothers is played by Gerald were dead. It would ap- pear that they The productions are sched- Proost for the class presenta- are enrolled as Spctrict HEAdOiLt:BRG Ottild students at SJS. uled as part of the Speech and tion. Other members of the cast Culture to Campus Drama department's weekly are Ann Morris as the wife of Lea Martin By DRUSociety C afternoon Studio Menaechmus of Etidarimus, Bon- ASH A9752 Editor Thursday 11, CHRIS 1111..tHiN6S tume which was somewhat dull Hour presentations and are per- nie Roseveare as Erotium, a In comparison to their other at- Campus living centers are bursting with activity during the Culture came to San Jose formed as a class exercise. woman of ill repute; Ray Gou- Writer Apologizes busy spring semester. Initiations and various social events are in State last night in the fonn of tire. Scenes performed are from a vela as Messenio, the slave or full swing. the Tin'Am dancers when they Guitar vocalist Alan Rosenthal modern comedy and Plautus' Menaechmus of Syracuse; Gayle For Prior Remarks Hadass Kaufman DORM DOINGS presented their program of Is- and singer Roman comedy farce, "The Lewis as Cylindra, Erotium's Editor: An exchange between Royce and Markem halls will be held raeli folk songs and dances to a gave the audience several chanc- cook; and Del Franks, a para- Brothers Menaechmus." Stu- I wish to sranirit my apolo- Friday from 8:30-11:30 p.m. in Markem hall. -filled Morris Dailey aud- es to join in the fun. Miss Kauf- nearly dent directors are Marty Nedom site. gies for the remarks I made Don Warnock, resident of Allen hall, will represent Royce hall itorium. man led a song about rock, wat- and Maria Wida. The second play concerns a concerning any student organs In the Gorgeous Gams contest. er and the miracle of when The colorfully costumed per- "The Brothers Menaechmus" young boy who wants to be zations and/or faculty Moses took the children of Is- membes formers gave a rapid moving with a case of mistaken accepted as an adult. The lead- connected with such SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON rael out of the desert. deals organiza performance with their terse, Identity. When one of a Roman ing roles are played by Bob tions in my letter of March Steve Mainwaring received the outstanding pledge award and Rosenthal led the audience in 1, short songs and dances to an at- family's twin sons is stolen and 1962, In the Spartan Daily, Marshall Stone received the pledge scholarship trophy at the fra- "I My Beloved, My Beloved Is Browning, as the young boy, tentive, if not somewhat unre- away to Syracuse, the ternity's recent initiation ceremonies. Also initiated were Dick Mine," a song about wine and taken and Gretchen Greene, as a bar I still stand, however, against Currier, Dick Heideman, Bruce sponsive audience. family gives the name Menaech- individuals who take Heskett, Bob Jameson, Ray Kal- love. maid. Supporting roles are held pan in dances, as represented both sons The play man, Carry Laster, Dan Marble, Pete Petrinovick, Ken Porter and Israeli Miss Gyulai, director and orig- mus to such activities. I might add barefooted Tin-Am by Steve West and Bob Koch. Al Scott. Speaking at the initiation banquet was Dr. Robert Arner, by the inator of Tin'Am, and Gale that honesty in newspaper edi -kicking, spirit- The stage directing class is past national president of the fraternity. troupe, are high Chrisman, choreographer, were torials is desirable, too. which follow the ed compositions the center of the show along taught by Dr. Paul W. Davee, Charles C. edarratans PINNINGS gay spirits of the Israeli people with the husky-voiced Miss Temporary Layoff asaneiate professor of drama. A111 A5418 Elaine Marquist, sophomore Gamma Phi Beta business major or pat- more than any set form Kaufman. from Ventura, to Ron Paul, University of Washington student and ens. They resembled a cross be- a sophomore Beta Theta Pi public relations major also from Ven- tween the familiar ballet and For FM Program "A whistle -a wink -and Wildroot... tura. modern dance. gets her every time" Marylane Fitch, freshman Kappa Kappa Gamma education Sinfonia Concert Hall, week- One had a feeling of seeing true major from Los Altos, to Bob Graham, junior Sigma Chi business ly FM radio program, will tem- folk art while the dancers jump- aeronautics major from Santa Ana. porarily be off the air while ed, hopped and kicked their way retI iewherel Alison Gordon, sophomore Kappa Kappa Gamma foreign lan- KRPM radio station moves its across the stage. They did not guage major from San Francisco, to Brian Cook, senior Zeta Iota transmitters, accordnig to Glenn give a polished, perfectly-timed By DON CHAPMAN Tau engineering major, also from San Francisco. Norrish, publicity chairman of performance but a natural mov- Exchange Editor Vicki Perko, freshman French major from Palo Alto, to Bill Phi Mu Alpha, national music ing one. "The Political Left and Right" Sherriff, Delta Sigma Phi junior public administration major from was the subject fraternity and sponsor of the Although audience response of a recent talk Lawndale. by Gov. Edmund program. lagged throughout most of the G. (Pat) ENGAGEMENTS Concert Hall is presented program, it picked up when the Brown to Los Angeles state col- Barbara Pemberton, Alpha Omicron Pi sophomore English lege each Wednesday evening and colorful dancers of the famous students, according to the major from Spokane, Washington, to Bill Stations, San Jose city College Times. features recorded selections by Russian Don Cassacks group ap- college sophomore business management major. No definite wedding Also such campus groups as the peared. Eugene Sablin and Leo- having renowned visitors plans have been set as yet. recently A Cappella choir, the Sym- nid Hutkowsky, guest dancers were the University of Patricia Travis, junior Chi Omega elementary education major Oregon and phonic hand and the Choral- with Tin-Am, gave a brief per- Fresno state col- from Miralesta, to Ray Beadle, business administration major lege. The iers. formance encompassing most of Four Freshmen ap- from Torrance. peared at the well-known Cossacks' steps. the U of 0 and Stan Kenton, June Christy, the Town 'The Reluctant Rabbi," from Pipers, and Miss California of Eastern Europe, was scenes Sue Henryson, appeared at Spattanaily Did You Say Typewriters? also enjoyed by the audience and Fresno state, the Oregon Daily even provoked a few laughs. Ap- Emerald and the Collegian said. Entered as second class matter April We've got 'em! pearing for the first time in A new staff took over the 24, 1934, at San Jose, California, un- shoes, Elena Gyulai, Gale Chris- der the act of March 3, 1879. Mem- New, used and rental machines various editorships for The San- man and Dwight Brown per- ber California Newspaper Publishers MOM; Fully guaranteed ta Clara, the University of Association. Published daily by Asso- Free parking and delivery formed the dance in native cos- Santa ciated Students of San Jose State ittn.frialk Special student rates Clara's weekly newspa- per. Earlier The Santa Clara College except Saturday and Sunday, Ariessommoreierovereee; during college year. Subscription ac- 124 E. San Fernando -We're next to Cal Book" CY 3-5283 had found it necessary to run cepted only on a rernainder-of-sernes- a blank first page to incite ter basis. Full academic year, $9; each Evening Prayer students to take charge of the semester $4.50. Off-campus price per MODERN OFFICE MACHINES CO. paper. copy, 10 cents. CV 4-6414Editorial Est. 2383, 2384, 2385, 2386. Adver- The University of California New During Lent tising Ext. 2081, 2082, 2083, 2084. Set has established its first over- Press of Globe Printing Co. Office seas education program in con- hours 1:45-4:20 p.m., Monday through junction with the University of Friday. Any phone calls should be By Episcopalians Bordeaux, in Paris, the Daily made during these hours. oTub e-Formula YES, WE HAVE Bruin reported recently. Editor CAROLYN PERKIO In their Lenten observance Advertising Manager this year, Episcopalians at SJS lllll SHERRY THOMPSON will include a daily reading of Day Editor . . PRUDY STAVIG evening prayer, according to the Wildroot9 BEETHOVEN, BRAHMS, AND Smothers' Last STAFF POSITIONS ,I Rev. Walter E. Phelps, Episcopal News Editor W ANDA JOLLY college chaplain. Stand Tonight Office Manager DON EAGLE Sports Editor FRED RAGLAND BACH SWEATSHIRTS The public service, which be- The Smothers Brothers will Copy Editor JANE YOUNG Works! gins today, will be held every appear at the Ste. Claire hotel Feature Editor LESTER ON g Really weekday except Tuesday during at 8 o'clock tonight with the last Fine Arts Editor CHRIS HEADINGS Lent at 4:45 p.m. at the Campus performance of their two-night Society Editor DRUCI L LA CHALLBERG Christian center, 300 S. 10th at. engagement. Tickets are $2 and Wire Editor ... KEITH TAKAHASHI Grooms Based on ancient monastic of- are available at booths in front Photo Editor MARGIE YAMAMOTO clean as a whistle.. fices, evening prayer includes a of the bookstore and cafeteria. Exchange Editor DON CHAPMAN t daily course of readings from The concert is sponsored by the Promotion Manager GLENN LUTAT Reporters: Gary Andnrson, Timothy R. quick as a wink the Psalms and the Old and New Alumni assoc. of Phi Sigma Kap- Barr, Jesse Chambers. John Farmer, Testamen 1s pa fraternity. John R. Henry. Barbara Herrington, O Joan Jackson. Thomas Kennedy, Carolyn Lund, Marty Nedorn, Bob Pacini, Manuel Robles, Prudy Stavig. 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Payments can be NEW alotnrgy-.laystoiunglitulibeke biuldtroonott made once, twice or four times a year. IMnuacyhbeelyseouwrilgil.rGI willell newtuubep.yroormurthaaairw.muss 52 SO. FIRST WONDER CLEANERS Call or write for full information to George M. Campbell, 566 Maple Avenue, 12th and Santa Clara CY 5-8763 Sunnyvale, Mgent 9-1741 (day & C01.101 Aram site). 00011r..1. VOli,C 0190, Broadway Singers 1.111,), SPARTAN DAILY-3 BerlinDuring Days of Crisis; Bring Musical Student Art Sale Entries Lassen To SI Tomorrow Accepted Until Tomotrow Relates Ito' sale Dr. Happenings the enure m The deadline for entries ******** ***** "Broadway to Pans." musical of Sunday's student art exhibition of their entries. By LESTER ON East Berlin by bus, Dr. La, ,% II tanks, one do the rest it IlleM com- revue starring Jane Morgan and and sale has been extended to to- All forms of sit stork are rep- When Dr. Andrew P. Lassen, sen tells of his observations. On other Russian, faced each evacuated. John Rain, will come to San other. pletely amoni the entries al- Economics Cleinill- Jose mon-ow, according to John V resented head of the his other trip into the Russian There were at least six more "From the time I left West tomorrow night with a rep- Common Mar- DeVineenzi, assistant Korman- readj in. including oil and water ment, studied the sector the following day, Dr. American tanks on a vacant ht Berlin until I crossed into the ertoire of songs from outstanding should be taken t ings, sculpture. swamies F:urope last fall, he made 1.11SS(41 relates what happened off to the musicals by Rodgers and Ham- of art. Entiies ket in side, he said. Other town of Buchen, I saw five one- Berlin on a to Al and textile,: two tops into East when he toured the city on foot. Russian tanks, Dr. Lassen noted, horse carts, 15 bicycles and three merstein. Lel Mr and Lowe and Any SJS student enrolled in an Ticket's Ti, the show arid sale visit to East Germany. -We arrived in East Berlin also were grouped off to the side, automobiles, among others. The Romberg. tsoday sold at the door for SI on Oct. art Louise may submit Up to two will be Both occasions occurred in the 29, the day that Gen. Lu- except that SUMP were out of buildings were poorly kept but The two Broadway stars will entries in any medium All oils each. Pluce0,1s ticket salmi week of October, *when cius Clay, temporary personal sight. as we entered Buchen, the houses appear in civic auditorium at last must be framed and all flat work will be ttliflatest to the Art Stu- and Russian tanks representathe of President Ken- He continued to describe his were well-kept and painted. 14:30 p.m. with their show. Tick- ynij American dent Scholarship fund by the Sun nedy, ordered American ets are available at the San Jose matted, faced each other at the border citizens first tour: There were vegetable and flower to stay out of box office, Hotel Ste. Claire, Students will price their en- Jose Auntie. Woman's club, spore that divided the city. East Berlin, ap- "As we crossed the border gardens. I soon lost track of parently Market and San Carlos 5th., at On his first trip, a group tour because of the crisis. into East Iherlin, we noticed a counting automobiles." tries themselves and will receive sqr ot the exhibit. lot of motion picture and tele- $2. 2.50, 3 and 3:50. - - CONFUSION CREATED Comparing the difference in vision cameras on the western John Rain. a big-shouldered der IQ LVaS a.4.11141 LIP:11 of con- dress. Dr. Lassen said, "In East side of the border and one three- baritone with the build of an ath- tusion because AllIelieLtflti had Berlin, the difference was not as Pete ciate man team on the East side. lete, is one of Broadway's top rt been requested by American au- noticeable among the men. but that COLLECT PASSPORTS musical a n d comedy stars. thorities not quite noticeable among the wom- roteo. to show their pass- Among his Broadway successes "The moment we glib ;terms, en. They did not appear to.lie as RATES ports on entering the East zone. GOLF teditu our are the "Pajama Game" and Raffeitti passports were collected and well dressed as West Berlin To SJS FACULTY & STUDFNTS attend. "It was not a wise thing to do "Carousel." Alma & Almaden examined, Our West German women." MONDAY THRU FRIDAY in my estimation. To whatever The native Californian has also : TENDER IS THE NIGHT guide stayed behind and an at- Dr. Lassen then described his extent it was abided, it caused appeared in summer stock and on tractive East German guide took second trip into East Berlin the alquire BACHELOR FLAT nothing but trouble." television and has made several '1.00 over. next day. Dr. Lassen then SATURDAY. SUNDAY & HOLIDAYS 1tY, described the "We were taken down Stalin recordings. "I took the U-Bahn ttain into Ii A.M. to I P.M is, but situation at the lxirder, where Miss Morgan is a graduate FROM Lq_11713521= Allee, the main street, lined with East Berlin to the end of the line I P.M. to 2 P.M. NcCar. 400 South Pirs+ the famed Jul lined school of mu- LorIg F..re front Soon& nat:a imposing apartment buildings, because I had to go to the for- AFTER 2 P.M r'utton *Art, sic in New York. While working YOUNG SINNERS eight to 12 stories high. eign office to get it visa tor my ap. her way through school singing ded Award W;nrong "Behind the facade, however. passport." PLEASANT HILLS GOLF CLUB lied as it band vocalist at ane of New * NAKED IN THE DEEP there was relatively little recon- SOUTH WHITE ROAD NEAR STORY ROAD York's better pubs, Miss Morgan Phi Sigma Kappa struction. The buildings seemed PASSPORT ERROR SIAM: to represent a false front. I le explained i hat when the was spotted by the well-known "After a while, it was quite oh- train entered East Germany, a French impiessario, Bernard That Equals -Diaboliqua- Sutpeote Presents vious that the most severely mistake had been made on his Hilda. NOON wrecked part of the Eastern see- passport which had been fixed Hilda signol the young soprano IS PURPLE tor was avoided. so that he could only leave by to an engagement at the Club des * H. Color wiftt Alnin Delon Angelo serves ks "Most of the public buildings way of Sweden, not by Hamburg Champs Elysees. one of the top are located in East Berlin. Very as Dr. Lassen had planned. night spots in Paris. Miss Mor- CY 7- The little had been done to restore After riding the train to the gan soon gained renown through- the best apolo. T WNE 3060 only them end of the line. Dr. Lassen began out Europe for her appearances made 14)3 The Alameda although many of these had looking for the foreign office, at the night clubs of Rome, Ma- organ-, WINNER CANNES FESTIVAL not been severely damaged. beef AWARD "No one could tell me where it (Ind. Geneva, Brussels, Cannes, cuts of embers ACADEMY NOMINEE SMOTHERS "Berlin university appeared to BEST ACTRESS was," he Recalled, although it Biarritz, London and Monte ganda. be fully restored. The guide ex- JoStau C itylut anima% was nearby where he asked di- Carlo. arch 1, plained that restoration of these Miss Morgan made her debut FAMOUS BROTHERS castles and public buildings was rem ions. budgeted up to 1965. However, Finally, after a few hours, Dr. on Broadway as the featured DINNER against SI.15 there appeared to be very little Lassen said, "Only one farthest singer in the successful musical art in STEAK restoration construction in prog- away from the office, at least production of the "Ziegfeld Fol- it add ress. half a mile, could help." lies," which starred Bea Lillie. er edi Tonight "As we returned to the border, - - - - - we noticed that there was con- Visit Our na siderable excitement on the West TIf Two Wohntil 8:00 p.m. Berlin side. The tanks were still 1RM Lariat Room at the crossing and Berlin po- POLSIlrf - .ies1 air lice and American MPs were at THE TRUMPET St. Claire Hotel THE FOLKSINGING GROUP the crossing in considerable num- Tonight! , Racer! Mende: (Empire Room) bers. DICK OXTOT GUIDE RETURNED (lin't lift : $lt Tickets - $2.00 "Spectators, at least several TRIO * thousand, were kept approxi- bull! ANGELO'S A FOX WEST COAST THEATRE mately 100 yards from the cross- Also ing. As we crossed back into the WDRIVE-IN FR. 8-6707 Available at STEAK HOUSE West Berlin sector, our West FOLKSINGER SPARTAN BOOK STORE INDIAN INCHESTER Berlin guide was returned to us. 72 E. SANTA CLARA "We discovered that one mem- CANIILL LOS AMOS NI WY 17 AT SAN JOSE BOX OFFICE cNOCA LVI. OFF wiNCN KKKKK ND. ber of the three-man photog- JES LONG FREE PARKING AL S s ERALS 38 SO !.1100 (ST. Claire Hotel) raphy team we had seen at the beginning of our tour had de- 111111111MMISINIBI 11110TRAitARTIN fected across the border while the other two attracted the at- DAVISAAMORD tention of the East Berlin po- SAN JOSE lice. BISHOP CIVIC AUD "After the tour, we walked up THURSDAY a street where the apartment SERGEANTS houses are in East Berlin but MARCH 8 the sidewalk in West Berlin. This is where the West Berlin fire ttCHlIcSsQ 8:30 P.M. department helped many to es- uxaiopp.4xs cape into the West zone. LIVE xxowlomiffin "We saw three wooden crosses *Om at Fox "TOO LATE BLUES"i* set on the sidewalk. One young WO, Eobby Drin man had jumped from the fifth * et Winchester "PARRISH" from With 'fro., Donahue story and missed the net pro- vided by the fire department. An- SPARTAN Paris to other, a woman, jumped when Nadia MEATH there was no net. The third was It first al Alma CY5e3410 Broadway shot as he jumped. FREE CAR HEATERS *Evening with your "The West Berim people put COMANCHEROS Favorite Composers fresh flowers on their graves w:th John Wayne TICKETS every day. BACHELOR FLAT $3.50, $3.00, $2.50 DOORS SEALED It i,,e,eley Weld and $2 0,) "Now the doors were sealed, KINGS GO FORTH ,N 'It Frani, S;na' a the windows had been bricked in STARRING and some of the buildings loin 14211Uanallp I JANE MORGAN 396 S. First 4 HORSMEN OF THE * Geology Students APOCALYPSE Glenn Ford & narid RAITT 50 JOHN To Be Sponsored In III full ,,reheetra sinking lilts by augers & Ham TROPICAIRE nier.ieln, Lerner Lou e. Frank Lealor For Membership and George TIVIN-VUE DRIVE IN win f William Cotton and Richard CAST SANTA CLARA Al 3711, Robinson, SJS geology students SOUTH SCREEN Mail Orders Accepted specializing in the study of fos- TERP.OR SHOwS sils, will be awarded member- THE MAN WITHOUT A BODY it: SAN JOSE FRIGHT ships in their field's professional BRIDES DRACULA BOX OFFICE society, Dr. Ro!iert Arnal, asso- DAUGHTER OF DR. JEKYLL * Lobby Ste Claire Hot, I ciate professor of geology an- North Screen nounced last week. * LOVER COME BACK- CY5-088,8 & ROMANOFF & Dr. Arnal is srsir. swing the *** JULIET two for a year's membership In the Pacific section of the So- ciety of Economic Paleontolo- The CIVIC PLAYHOUSE gists ara: Mineraloeists ; Wins oil You PETTEs Brings E ICA Ha/mitts Ell Fitt front that C7S. Its what's up counts PYGMALION flower I-FILTER-BLEND is yours in Winston and only Winston. Shaw's Happiest Shop Up front you get rich golden tobaccos specially selected Comedy and specially processed for filter smoking. Smoke Winston. Corteges for ,,t1 Fridays Only 136 W. SAN CARLOS All Occasions Students 11 Price For Reservations call ly & Saturday, 8.30 p.m CY 4 2247 CY 5.0888 CY 2 0462 10th 8. Santa Clara WINSTON TASTES GOOD like a cigarette should! 4SPARTAN DAIL? Wednesday March 7 1,16 ' Friday Is Date Arlene Turkovich Dies Council Interviews Today For Interviews SJS Student Council will hold and Mike Eisenhower becarni Following Brief Illness Its weekly meeting today at 230 scholastically ineligible to serve on Turkovich, hf. SJS p.m. in the council chambers of council, and junior Margie Yam- ASB 0 pemngs Arlene fresh- rest. man English major, died last week That evening, S( the College Union. amoto resigned. Mis. T.ikovich's Inters iews wtii Inc held Friday after a brief illness. roommates noticed Among items on the agenda will In a letter of resignation. Miss she '5a he. in the College Union, 315 S. Ninth coming delirious, and been he the interVieving of applicants famamoto told the council that . "Arlene had no apparent acute that she was st., for a chairman and six repro.- not remembering tbe for the I wo acant pthiltionS of she could not continue as a coon - sickness Sunday evening." said things. She was 'I sentatnes to the spartan pro- freshman representati%es and one member because the demands' Mrs. Maudie Thompson, the dead taken to a San Jose hospital ketkii 1 qm:its committee and five mem- junior representatie. of studying and working on Spar- woman's housemother at Chez where she succumbed at 3 Rates the homecoming commit - a-rn. The vacancies were created re- tan Daily staff left her too little bers of Nous, 63 S. Fifth at. Tuesday. hone1 tee, according to ASB Personnel yew!: \,hco freshmen Ty Wood ti me for theyher 71ct Sunday, Miss Turkovich com- No immediate caust of Officer Barney Goldstein. death plained of a sore throat and severe was determined, although . Applications may be obtained in an au- pain behind her eyes. A doctor topsy was performed. Officials :the union and must be returned of was telephoned and her symptoms the hospital ruled against ! by noun Friday. Interviews are any were explained to him. The phy- possibility of a contagious scheduled from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. disease. steam recommended she consult Mrs. Thompson emphasizasi Applicants must sign up for an the Student Health center on Mrs. Thompson said interview time and submit photo- special lab- Monday. oratory tests are graphs of themselves with the ap- being performed -Everyone at the house thought to determine cause of her plication. BABY CROCODILEA -iascal," claims Dr. Ralph A. Smith, zool- death. she just had the flu," explained Miss Turkovich is the sis Purpose of the spartan pro- ogy professor, of the infant crocidile which is on stage in the biol- daughter Mrs. Thompson. Monday, the of Mrs. Mary Perani, point grams committee is to establish section on the second floor of the old science wing. His 25 Sunset ogy woman wanted to go to ave.. Santa Cruz. ,er " COLOR'S young She and maintain a meaningful co- roommates are a piranah fish and a pair of walking fish. was a grad. ordinated cultural affairs program. school. "She told us she had two uate of Santa Cruz high school. Goldstein encourages all inter- classes she didn't want to miss," A requiem mass was offered at students to pick up a copy explained Mrs. Thompson. The Holy Cross Catholic church in .'sledFish,of the ASH constitution from one housemother insisted she visit the Santa Cruz. Internment followed

secretaries in the union. Croc Displayed health service and come home to on Saturday. i of the * * * \ COMING! Frosh Reps Face In Old Science Wing I Deadline Today crrtng and Spalding An over-rated piranah fish, a "perch" for these fish is incorrect, I', ite t nal ila to sub- baby crocodile, and a fish that for they simply are not members mit applications for freshman rep- walks are members of the men- of the perch family. resentatives on Student Council agerie in the biology section on A literal translation of their a,einer according to ASB Personnel Offi- the second floor of the old science Latin name is climbing turtle, cer Barney Goldstein. wing. which suggests something of the Goldstein said applications for According to Dr. Ralph A. slow, awkward way the fish with Smith, professor of zoology, the "walk." Start the spring right the two vacant posts will be ac- Tod South American piranah is a vast- A series of tiny, horn-like pro- the smartly styled loafer cepted in the College Union. 315 Mik not as on their gill plates en- Appearing in S. Ninth at., until noon. Applicants ly over-rated fish and jections by Spalding. forn them out fish to get a foothold on will be interviewed in the union vicious as stories make able the a rich coffee brown, it has Sme ground while they wiggle and from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. to be. the a heel -hugging comfort yea! in Dr. Smith's along their way. To be eligible for the posts, stu- The specimen swirm redc fish, Dr. Smith and a blissful support. dents must be in clear standing collection is about 12 to 14 months Some walking Cm( a few inches in length added, have even been found in and have less than 30 units com- old. Only verS pleted with a grade average of at now, the piranah, said Dr. Smith, tree tops. sect least 2.0 can grow to a length of 12 inches. 10 FEET PER MINUTE disc Certain stories describing their experiment, Dr. Smith FOF anti-social behavior must be dis- In one fish 30 minutes counted, Dr. Smith maintained, said, it took the moo SJS Faculty Pair feet. for natives often swim and bathe to travel 300 in the waters of the Amazon in- The fish in the SJS collection Spe Assist with Survey I habited by the piranah. are sexually mature and, accord- ing to Dr. Smith, additions to the Miss Jo IMPORT ILLEGAL walking fish family are expected /it Of National AV Use Dr. Smith said that the last 10.95 shortly. . of new instruct local session of the United States con- in the current dis- media in higher education," are gress made it illegal to import Also included Amer- in ii the concern of Dr. James Brown, piranah into the country because play is a 6-year old South The lizard was graduate dean and Dr. James it was feared that they could, ican iguana lizard. as a Thornton jr.. assistant to the through accident, establish them- received by the department siNLDNG 5-month old, 19 inch-long baby in president and professor of educa- selves in southern waters and im- SHOES tion. peril the fishing industry there. 1956. Both men are members of the The "infant" crocodile is, esti- Dr. Smith said that often these editorial advisory committee for mates Dr. Smith. about 20 months lizards grow to lengths of seven grad, a new project to be undertaken firs?, old and also originates from feet. He said that when the iguana &Big by the Association for Higher America. South was younger it was more recep- nen% Education of the National Educa- Apparently the "rascal." as it liulil- has been display- tion assn. is termed by the zoology profes- five, but lately The goal of the project is to sor, is shy and retiring, for it re- ing aggresive behavior. 1_10 OM'S es3E3 tspr _44" ale r, make a survey report on the in- mains almost motionless in its Dr. Smith said that in addition novational uses of open and closed ' genes tank and watches passively as stu- to use in classes here, the speci- South First Downtown Valley Fair deei circuit television, cationedu a 1 dents debate over its attractive- mens are also loaned to other 1324 Lincoln Ave. Willow Glen genes films, programmed learning ma- ness. baser terials, recordings, locally pro- teachers for use in their own .Sf/ifien I Charge Arco/HIP. 1 in ri A pair of walking fish, often !pub duced transparencies and slides erroneously called "climhim 1.11s,e, liii and similar materials. perch." is another display aval ;rink Dr. Brown said that it is hoped able for student inspection. "that SJS will be one of the cases NOT REALLY PERCH , included in the survey." The audio- Dr. Smith said the nut HILTON EUROPEAN visual service on camptLs he said. , "is a good example of a campus !service." STUDENT TOURS Dr. Thornton will attend the High Seats, Book ENTER THE SPARTAN DAILY higher education group's meeting 71 Days, Student Ship from New York June 26 01.25560 in Chicago early next week to re- 75 pays, Student Ship from New York ,lime 21* t1.325.00 port on the ground work of the Racks May Mean

NEED-A-NAME CONTEST project. Dr. Brown will atitm, 63 Days, SS Arkadia (ruin Montreal June 29 t1.255.0(1 - ;1,275.00 The SpL-rfon Daiiy's new color edition is just around the corner. editorial advisory committee me, Lost Student Bikes fi" Dos, Hyntloni froin Montreal hine 25 It will be h,re on April 41h There is only one minor detail . . ing in San Francisco Monday to it doe,n't hove a name' That-, where you come in. The Spartan confer with other educators on High seats and book racks, Call for details Daily wants your help in selecting a name for its color magazine final plans for the survey. Both indicate a college si section. Not just any name mind you, but a clever, original, hard- dent's bicycle, according to :-;:w hitting. colorful name. lose Police, who are holding seven cepvice, .9nc. by, cf. Claire "Travel AOPi French Door, bicycles thought to be owned CY 7,1 71)0 Sound interesting? Join the Need-aName contest. Here's how: college students. 13 CALIF 74 W. SAN CARLOS ST. SAN JOSE CONTEST DATE: March 12 through 22 (inclusive) Target of Bricks "A high school student wta, ride a bike," explains Officer Joe HOW TO ENTER: Clip on entry blank, from the Spartan Bricks were hurled through the Pinkston. "and college students Daily, fill it out completely, and drop upstairs french door of Alpha don't ride machines with low if in the COLOR CONTEST BOX in the Spartan Bookstore. Omicron Pi over the weekend, seats, usually the property of according to the sorority's house- junior high school age students." WHO CAN ENTER: All S.J.S. student body members, except mother, Mrs. Edna Swezey. Book racks also indicate college Spartan Daily staff members. "It wasn't done by any frater- student ownership All faculty members, except Journalism to the San Jose ARROW nity on this campus," said Mrs. police officer. .) and Advertising faculty. All employees of S.J.S. Swezey. The housemother was re- ' Using these criteria, Officer '5, ported to say that one of the girls Pinkston indicated he has seven Se Fashion NAME LIMITATiON: 907 University The winning names will be selected on knew who was responsible and bicycles that belong to college stu- the basis of originality and how they fit A in with the names of other S J.S. publi- that the parties were contacted dents. The stolen anti lost bikes cations such as: La Torre. Lylie, Spartan and have promised to pay for the can he viewed from I to 5 p.m. at In Batiste Oxford Daily. etc. damage. The names of the offend- San Jose city hall, by contacting 1.1 ers were not rliseloed Officer Pinkston Z CONTEST JUDGES: Mr. Alvin Long, President of Long Adver- This authentic Arrow button-down. tising Inc. San Jose advertising agency. has a special appeal for you. Mr. Robert Hickey, Sunday Editor, San Here's why ... Arrow craftsmanship Jose M y News a Mr. Brent Davis, President, ASS, San and care for detail insures you of Jose State. properly fitting roll collar. The shirt is Approved Apartments Still Mitoga cut to fit the lines of your PRIZES: $50.00 First Prize $25.00 Second Prize body with no unsightly bunching $10.00 Third Prize Available for Men & Women around the waist. In stripes and solid colors of your WINNERS: Winners' NORMS will be published in the Sanforized labeled. Spartan Daily on the dote of the Color choice. Edition. April 4th. MODERN - UP TO DATE $ . 00 CLUES: Check the Spartan Daily each day for CLOSE TO CAMPUS helpful clues! RENTS TO FIT YOUR BUDGET Watch For Entry Blank Mendayl

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Mir --wed& All-NorCal ! Wednesday March 7 1nA2 IIPARTAN DAILY-8 Yonge Spartan Cagers Lose Another; Tennis Second Team Guard Reed-Douglas rg, 11,11 :pitt tan guard, has alai '1 ton Sticrataii. St Mary's, at D guards, )e. team and Gene Tonight Inc second Shields Slated to of Match named Santa ennis

been Bates Scores 25 Points Northern California bas- Clara and Darnell Mike), Alameda Flll Mt, ,,111 ,11,l Stall' It fill. also 5. acted if the Alb By FRED RAtiLAND last game of his collegiate career. 33-32 halftime lead. A 17-12 re- aa team. Forwards Dennis state, at forwards. star and NCAA singles ehan11,11,11 Da', Is Cup Ilia tafita last fall ketball A 25-point performance by Spar- the Tiger offensive flash upped his bound edge was a big factor in the tal Rolf Dahl were given Others receiving Whitney Reed, now No. 1 There, Reed was oll Bates and honorable tan Dennis Bates wasn't enough to three-year league total to 665 to Spartans' pre-intermission success. m. mention. mention were Ron McGee, amateur in the nation, will return serge of winning a spirited honorable Joe beat Ken Stanley and company move past another great 'riger, honors went Web's. Barry Christina, The lead see-sawed beck and to his alma matey tonight when he! mateb from his Italian counter- Player-of-the-year and Hub last night. John Thomas. ith forward Steve Gray. Garibaldi of Santa Clara; forth in the second half and the squares off with former Stanfordi part, Nicholaut Petrungell, when ,., St. Mary's Dar- Stanley tanked 20 points and Bates' offensive output. which In- second time in as many rell Sutherland and Don Clem- score was knotted at 52-52 with tennis ace Jack Douglas in Spar. It was called on darkness. was the University of Pacific handed San cluded eight field goals and a per- of It been named etson of Stanford; Chuck 4:30 remaining. But Stanley scored tan gym at 8 p.m. The next day. Petrangeli eame (sirs that a Gael has Strain- Jose State its 11th West Coast fect nine out of nine free throws, Sly bler and Leo Middleton of two field goals and four free back to win the match. ,op player. Last year Torn Mesch- l'OP; Athletic Conference loss of the was the highest individual scoring Ham Holmes of St. throws In the final minutes of play Two years ago, Reed met Alex sow with the Philadelphia Mary's, and season, 62-56, in the San Jose Civic total of the season for the Spar- e Dick Smith and Ed to give the Tigers their fifth league Olmedo, the University of South- Wairiors rif the National Basket- Donahue of auditorium battle. tans. ih named, California. win. elm California's Peruvian wonder, ball association, was Stanley's production enabled him Bates was red hot in the first Led As has been in a similar exhibition in Spartan Tangy is the second leading Only three of the top 10 players to move into second place in all- half, hitting on six of nine shots their habit of lute. are seniors: Gaillard, the Spartans led UOP in field gym. It is the San Jose athletic de- SJS *corer with a total of 158 Stanley and time WCAC scoring. Playing in the from the field to pace SJS to a Windsor. There goals, 21-20, even though partment's aim to schedule addi- ter points in 12 games for an aver- is one sophomore, losing. Tom Dose, and But the Tigers sank a blistering 91 tional matches of this kind in the set age of 7.1 points per game. the rest are juniors. per cent of their charity tosses to future. honors went to John First team gain the edge. Tickets for the exhibition %till and Gray at Windsor of Stanford Golf Record lw on sale all day in the men's at Jackson, Santa DENV1: In the preliminary, the SJS f rash torwards; Leroy ft r UPI, The lowest gym and the student affairs of- in and Bob Gaillaid, 18-hole picked up its first win since De- Clara, at center; round shot on the 1961 fice., T/116. 'ed Stanley, at cember, a 77-68 triumph over the l'SF, and Ken UOP, Professional Golfers Association General admission is $1.50 and tournament circuit UOP yearlings. Ron Labetich top- guards. was a 61 by student admission is 50 cents. Pro- team were Art ped Spartababe scoring with 20 Named to the second Wall jr. on the second round ceeds from the match will go to Stanford, center; Yonge of the points. Tom [sew. Denver Open. ila tthlw ir flivirtrnPn FOREMOST Rum Runners Set POSITIVELY THE AM. LOWEST Athlete of the Week The projected new track facilities, expected to be in the 1962-63 Independent Mark WHITHEY REED San Jose State College budget, have now been postponed until at least . . . plays Douglas 1963-64. Rum Runners topped independ- GAS PRICES }teed, v. ho is readying foe an Mike Gibeau The delay, however, ent league scoring for the current may prove to be advantageous to SJS, accord- amateur tour that will take him ing to Walt McPherson, physical education department head. The post- year Monday night when it racked IN TOWN salutes through the Caribbean, South Af- Today, FOREMOST freshman ponement, McPherson says, will give the college time to thoroughly up a total of 82 points in its Vic- his outstanding per- rica, and Europe, and Douglas are Mike Gibeau for study the possibilities offered by the new all-weather track materials. tory over Oden, 82-40, in B league 1HARA formance Saturday in the annual action. not strangers. Both are members The various all-weather track substances are designed to resist of I \\. ;Man, Small Colleges meet. Mike tied a 20- the United States Davis Cup, mil arid damage by forces of nature such as rain, wind anti freezing tempera- Howie Kitagawa led the Rum year-old San Jose State freshman team. tures. Another advantage offered by many of these materials is that Runners with 31 points, also a high record in the 880 by turning in a the white lines separating the lanes may be painted on; thus, the prob- for the season. time of 1:53.9. 'Gibeau showed his Delicious ... lem of week-to-week upkeep is In other B league action, the CORONA versatility Saturday by also placing considerably reduced. UNDERWOOD ROYAL REMINGTON Ventura Rejects beat A.A., 43-29. in the shot and third in the FOREMOST All-weather track materials now on the market range from com- second Pete Rusher got 17 for the Rejects. .1 discus. Good luck, Mike . . . from Ice Cream binations of asphalt and rubber to clear' plastic. San Jose State Is pres- ...7ypeevriteri FOREMOST. ently inaugurating a program to determine just which of these mate- A league games were plagued 2r-rWs' rials is FASTEST. with forfeits. Gorgo's Body Snatch- TYPEWRITERS RENTED erse remained undefeated, although In a recent meeting, McPherson; Bud Winter, SJS track coach; SPECIAL STUDENT RENTAL $1 8 Bob Bronzan, director of athletics; Dean Norman 0. Gunderson, engi- they lost to the Sheiks. 66-47. The RATE FOR 3 MONTHS latter team was using a man that $18.00 rental applies to purchase rice Spend a summer at . . neering division head; William R. Siddoway, coordinator of research was not on its roster. of any machine if you decide to buy. and field services, and others discussed plans for setting up a scientific Est. 1900 EASY PAYMENT PLAN 1ttenterey.A4titute 901170 ctudiee track speed experiment with representatives of Minnesota Mining and The Beachcombers beat AROTC o( Manufacturing co. #1 in its regular game 60-31, and on forfeit for the same reason as SAN JOSE TYPEWRITER CO. (8th Summer Session, June 18 - August 25, 1962) "American know-how has yet to contribute to the U.S. Olympic Free Parking 24 S. SECOND ST. above. CYpress 3-6383 ii intensive, concentrated study of: effort," Winter explains. "We are going to use this know-how to set 1) a foreign language; or up an experiment to prove just what is the fastest track material. The 21 the political arts of two key areas; Latin America initiation of the idea is right here at San Jose State." or Communist China The MMM track material, which up to the present time has only been used experimentally on horse racing tracks, and at last year's Division of Political Arts Coliseum Relays, is composed of urethane resin. The material, which Check your opinions against nrs Campus Opinion Poll '18 division (elementary anti intermediate), upper division, and could be poured on like cement, prefabricated or even sprayed on, amluaie courses in Chinese Mandarin, French, German, Italian, Jima. and Riutsian. Lower division courses in these languages are would by layed a half inch thick with a layer of asphalt underneath. ,I .signed to provide minimum proficiency. All languages hitsahl bY The tentative plan discussed at the meeting calls for laying (at satire speakers, directly in language being studied. Recitation classes MMM expense) an experimental 100-yard, four-lane strip of the track 0 Would you volunteer to man the first space limited 10 students each. From 7 to 16 units. material. Each lane would be of a slightly different composition of the Division of Languages and Civilizations MMM substance. Upper gradu- station if odds on survival were 50-50? dkision courses on the development of Latin America; Then tests, using SJS' internationally-renowned sprinters, would ate courses on the impact of the Castro Revolution, viewed against the plural background of Latin America; and geminate rourses on the be conducted. One program suggested would be the following: each de, elonment IA the Chinese Commune System, %ieweti against the sprinter would run five times with short spikes and five times with general barkground of modern China. A fresh and systematic approach long spikes on each lane over a period of weeks. Thus, each man would based upon a consideration of comparative history, the role of religion run 40 times. in risilization, human geography, international economics, and law 'public and private 1. 7 or 8 units. By comparing each runner's average times on the different grades I limited number of part tuition scholarships for tipper division and of the material with the man's past track times, the SJS coaches would graduate courses are available in both divisions, particularly to well he able to determine whether the material was fastand which com- tearliers and prospective teachers. For further information position was fastest. concerning the 1962 Summer Session, or Fall and Spring semesters. Pai.263. %rile to: The SJS engineering department and MMM would work together on mechanical tests of the product. The former would make on-the-spot f ice' of Ad Tri ivtionx tests of the material, while MMM would use its laboratories to develop MONTEREY INSTITUTE OF FOREIGN STUDIES the material itself. P. 0. Box 1522 San Jose State is not ruling out other track materials, however. If Monterey, California other companies are willing to lay down a strip of their material, such track surfaces will be compared with the MMM product. Rounds Record 4E) How many children O Do men expect their LONDON (UPI) The most rounds ever recorded in a fight would you like to have dates to furnish were 185 for the bout between Mike Madden of Ireland and Billy when you're married? their own cigarettes? Hays of England at Edenbridge, England, in 1849. 7 Ye -

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All day More men use Mennen Spray than any BOOK STORE other deodorant Have you tried it yet? 64f and $1.00 plus tax 12S SOUTH FOURTH ST. 7 SAN JOSE C57.3423 Get with the Grand Mix... Enter today, enter incessantly! CO.plete lack 01 body hair;inbluding that 01 the scalp, legi,acmpas. lab& Oh fl-SPARTAN DAILY wedne,day New Ruling 1909 Sketch Skis, S3500 Stereo Hosts Comprise Display Jr. Cadets Step Up offi- Committee -over of student Rally change For A Outgoing cadet Council Of SJS Found oliicers cer personnel occured in 14 formal Col.I. Student Council may, by a ma- In LA. Building aliBnirs:ivebrig -el An SJS coed, Joan Peters. StIll ceremony yesterday. within the el:lam:Pa:Id:I jority vote of members present, iRniicehuaegrdenicie. 146 Henderson, Sunnyvale. re- W1111.1111 Morilt con.....1.1 :if a top 12 ranks of the Army ROTC. Earle, executive declare closed sessions to discuss officer; Maj. Rue, High School Convention cently uncovered an architect's corner-fitting stereo combination Brown, ASH appointments, according to sketch of the proposed new build- is on display in the lobby of the l'he San Jose State rally com- and will be constructively criti- the group's new operating rules ing of San Jose State Normal Industrial Arts building. S-2; Maj. Peter cized by the SJS yell leaders and and procedures. '59 Grads A. ['Moue, mittee plays host to 21 high 1909. Moritz, a senior industrial arts AFROTC train. school on a postcard dated ing S-3. and Maj. song girls. The rule, discussed at the reg- taking Richard ,A schools this weekend in their an- Currently known as Tower Hall, major, built the set while Namba. supply S-4. The day-long convention will ular council meeting last week, nual high school rally convention. the new budding was to cost Furniture I, the intermediate wind up at 4 p.m in a final as- states that discussion during a Become Regulars Others vacating class offered in furniture produc- positions Such topics as promoting school $325,000 and be completed in weir sembly where transcripts of the closed session must be limited to Capt. David L. Nevis, 1909. The college was described tion. The lumber for the stereo Over half of the Air Force assistant spirit, selection of yell leaders and discussion groups will be handed matters pertaining to the appoint- S-2: Capt. John T. as "the finest Normal School in cost $40 and the equipment Mor- ROTC graduates of the class of Spofford, as- to the representative groups. ment and that no vote may be sistant S-3; Capt. song girls, minor sport problems, itz integrated within is valued at for reg- Michael J. the country." 1950 have been selected Jack- taken behind closed doors. man, personnel officer; planning rallies and planning root- Miss Peters found the postcard $1500, but the total retail cost ular Air Force commissions. Alan cam ASB Vice President Bill Hauck Charles R. Romero. PIO: ing section and halftime will be between the leaves of a book of the unit, if he were to sell it Biller, cadet ISO, disclosed re- Iii.Set explained that the move is to pro- Abe R. Belardes, sergeant while rummaging through The would net $3500. cently. major. undertaken. tect persons applying for appoint- and M.Sgt. William Spartaguide The speakers Moritz designed A. Kindred, Flea Market, a bazaar like mar- pol- The topics will be taken under ments and to avoid having honest Under the new Air Force operations sergeant. Berryessa rd. into the unit are reflective In consideration by small groups con- TODAY criticism by council members con- ket. 12000 icy, outstanding officers who have card was turned over to nature; they are aimed at a wall Replacing the above sisting of a group leader and sten- Newman dub, two masses. strued as slanderous remarks. The been on active duty a minimum respectively T. W'ahlquist, who will instead of directly at the lis- were John A. Sans, ographer. to be chosen from Newman hall, 79 S. Fifth St., 12 The rule allows the council Pres. John of two years are screened Albert E. it displayed in the San Jose tener. The final amplifier regis- Carlson, Ronald Croda, among rally committee members. p.m. and 4:30 p.m. Ashes will be chairman to "direct the council have throughout the Air Force com- Richard collection. ters 120 watts of power. R. Dell Aqua, John T. The noon hour will feature distributed all day. chambers to be cleared except for State mand for appointment as regular Spofford, Dr. Alvin Lappin, Moritz' in- William F. McClellan. J. lunch and a fashion show. The Hobo club, meeting, WG22, 4:30 such personel as the chairman officers. Edmond structor commented, "It's quite Cyr jr., Herbert J. sehoeller, fashions will demonstrate yell p.m. may deem necessary...... AASA Elects Three Recently announced appointees Al. a thing to hear. It it is turned fred P. Royal, Jere It. Owe:1. leader and song girl outfits, dif- Social Affairs eonunittee, all in- include 1st Lts. A. J. Aparicio jr., gen. up all the way, it can be heard neth K. Hanaki and ferent types of pompons, and noise terested people please attend. CH- New Spring Execs Robert L. Armond, J. J. Boukhout, Thomas J. all over the building." Wyant. makers. 162. 3:30 p.m. All Yosissif Eat', a junior chem- Ronald G. Cannon, John W. Kohn, A pair of water skis shares the In the afternoon, the yell lead. l'nited Campus Christian fel- Interviews Lebanon, has Joseph D. Pi- Job from J. Osley, istry major William Note: Interviews are held in the spotlight in the Industrial Arts riesiaMakestiftie****** ers and song girls of all the lowship, meeting, Christian cen- elected president of the John L. Salamida, Don Placement Office, Adm234. Appoint- been lobby, with the custom stereo. mentel, schools will practice techniques ter. 300 S. 10th, 7 p.m. ment lists ere put out in advance of the -American Student assn. for Wells and David E, Wessel. Arab The skis' lumber value is no more E. Pistol team, meeting, 220 N. interview. Students re requested to the spring semester. RENT A sign up early.-Ed. than $8 but, retailed, would sell SSecond St., 2:30-4:30 p.m. Serving with him are Karin weet Ad s for fiii;irly $.1(1 Newman club, Vviekly meeting. TODAY Lum, secretary, and Joann Kude, Alaska Teachers TYPEWRITER NEW YORK i UPI) -The soft Newman hall, 79 S. Fifth St., 8 Bureau of the Census will inter- treasurer, drink and candy industries will The Alaska State department pm view ma,iors in business, eco- Ead explained that the major Specinl .ttident Rafr, spend $215 million for advertising UC Dr. To Outline have a representative at the TOMORROW onmics, liberal arts, 'electrical en- purpose of the AASA is "to pro- in 1962, the Bottling Industry and i'lacement office on Monday, re- $tudent Affiliates American gineering, mathematics and sta- mote a better cultural and per- Pre-Med Courses 3 mos. 18 Candy Industry and Confectioners cruiting elementary, junior high Chemical society, meeting, S164, tistics. sonal relationship between the Dr. Bill Garoutte. representative Journal reports. and high school teachers, as well 1.30 p.m. General Dynamics of Pomona people of the Arab countries and of the University of California las administrators for rural Roger William Forum, speaker, will interview majors in electrical the people of the United States." College of Medicine in San Fran- USE OUR "RENT schools. Interested candidates Dr. William C. Steele, on "Today's engineering, B.S. or M.S., or stu- Meetings, which are held bi- cisco, will visit SJS today at 2:30 should sign up for appointmentv TO OWN" PLAN DR. WILLIS SHOTWELL Agitated Political Spectrum." 156 dents with an M.S. in physics. weekly on Thursday at 7 p.m. in p.m. Students interested in learn- at the Placement office. (Assoc. Prof., Berkeley Baptist S. lath St., 12:30-1:30 p.m. The J. C. Penney Co. will inter- the Student Union, include dis- ing about pre-med requirements Divinity School) Alpha Eta Sigma, last rush view majors in business or liberal cussions of Arab-American rela- at the university should attend the Anchorage Independent school, Am,,,toireava, :notion, in front of Newman hall, arts for management trainee posi- tions. meeting in A216. Individual meet- will be interviewing also on March Will help us find new meanings BUSINESS MACHINES AND OFFICE greater depth, and renewed vital, S. Fifth St.. 7:15 p.m. tions. Ead added that the AASA TIOW ings may be scheduled later. , 14. They require elementary. EQUIPMENT y through the power of Jesus Women's Recreation assn., bas- Sylvania Electric Products, ine- has about 30 members and hopes Further information can be ob- junior high and high school teach- Third & San Fernando Christ. ketball. WG23, 7 p.m. will interview majors in electrical for a larger membership among tained from the placement office, ers. Mentioned is a salary range AIEE-IRE, officer and commit- and mechanical engineering, math- SJS students Adm234, $6300 to $9930. falagarelealta --arhe - - . ematics and physics. ne re -an ,ureS tee meeting. E103, 2:30 p.m. Society of Industrial Engineers, Socony Mobil 011 Company, inc.. Aagust 27, 1962 WHAT DOES IT MEAN speaker, Peter Andraee, labor will interview majors in business,: Leave: liberal arts, mechanical, civil and FLY DC -7C Park San Francisco TO BE A CHRISTIAN? union executive, on "Labor's Point June 20, 1962 of View," Havenly Foods, Bay- industrial engineering, chemical Time: 7,30 p.m. shore and E. Julian, 8 p.m. engineering and accounting. San Francisco- London Women's Reereation assn., Or- The University of California, EUROPE Place HALL FELLOWSHIP chesis. WG10. 7 p.m.; swimming, School of Medicine will hold a Return: Grace Baptist Church WG pool, 7 p.m. meeting for those pre-med students $399.00 Round Trip loth and E. San Fernando Industrial Relations club, meet- interested in graduate work. Thei tax included ing, CH161, 7:30 p.m. meeting will be held in A216 at I DICK DURLING MOSHE BEN -ELI 2:30 p.m. Call: CY 5-2520 Fullerton Union High School CY 5-8574 4-7346 and Junior College district CY (Orange county) will interview high school and junior college teacher candidates. Hear: DR. MALCOLM McAFEE, Stanford University THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANIES "THE HOLLOW CULTURE" TOMORROW Personal Products corp. will in- Time: WEDNESDAY NITE, 7:00 p.m. Vespers, Communion service SALUTE: BILL 7:30 p.m. Speaker terview majors in business, and PIGOTT liberal arts for management Place: CAMPUS CHRISTIAN CENTER, 300 South Tenth trainee positions in their field Six years ago Bill Pigott graduated from college with an Bill Pigott of Pacific Northwest Bell Telephone Company, Continuing a series on "the world looks at itself, this weak engineering degree. Today engineers in Bell an examination of what sociologists are saying about man. sales force. he is responsible for the and the other young like him 'Also all others interested Piffle Western Development performance of 12 microwave relay stations, numerous Companies throughout the country, help bring the m. Labs will interview electrical and communications cables, and other equipment. He also communications service in the world to the homes and mechanical engineering majors, supervises the work of sonic sixty transmission specialists. businesses of a growing America. and majors in physics and math- ematics. CLASSIFIEDS Price Waterhouse and Company BELL TELEPHONE COMPANIES will interview majors in account- ing or business administration for College approved room t 1.1 - Irrigigq.15Mril5t, CLASSIFiED RATES: men. M. . 43 S. 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