Califoraie Stets Library 5.cramento 9, Ca1iforni., Ray Freeman Wins ASB residency as. President Defeats Al Behr Spaztana Ryan, Arington, Parish SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Healy Gain Top Offices vol. 43 No San dose, California, Monday, May 7, 1956 129 Ray Freeman y.sa- t, r - : the ASB elections last week, as a twat record tuinout of student voters went to the polls. The former vice-president defeated Al Behr lie Bids for will move into the office being vacated by es president Don Hubbard. Senior Ball Otlwr offices up for contention in the elections included ASB, class, and Stusknt Court. Don Ryan defeated his two c,mrsditurs, to walk oh utth tiue To Go on Sale Today \SR vicemresidency. while Dick digton was elected to the office Bids for the Senior Ball, priced at $2.10 apiece, go in sale today .SSR treasurer. Both of these in the Student Affairs Business Office. Student Production candidates were members of the The damc is scheduled for May 26 at Bay Meadows Turf Club, out going Student Council. with Dave Pell's octet furnishing the musical strains for attending To Open Thursday; The posts of corresponding and re seniors. The dance will be diseussed at todays Senior Class meeting cording secretary %ere won by Pat at 3:30 p.m. in SD l2(). Parish and Joan Healy, respective- Don Abinante, Senior Class president, announced hday that the Tickets Available ly. Al NValburg gained the male seniors have voiced approval of ! -- T:ckets tur all performances ot representative at large position the invitation of Professor Snarl. m the 1956 production of Revelries. over three opponents. and Joan a mystery figure, to attend the "On The Nose," are on sale in Oeser won out against four compe- Senior Day activities which will iddle East Expert the Student Affairs Business Of- titors for the office of [cantle re- be held May 24 at Adobe Creek fice, according to Jim Dunn, stu- presentatives at large Lodge, To Talk at Annual dent producer. Price of the tickets Student Court senior justice po The professor and other plan, Ii, 73 cents for student body card- sitions were open for candidates for the day, also will be ased holders and 31 for the general and handy Singer and John Sellers, Snarl is a discuProfessor fictional Deadline Dinner public. name which has been given to a The desire of Arab leaders to Opening night for the -student real person whose identity is a perpetuate a feudal system is at produced and directed musical. closely-guarded secret. according ! the root of the conflict ,in the will be held Thursday night in to Abinante. Chairman for the , Middle East kfctrris Dailey Auditorium Cur- activities is Sherry Nuernberg So says Eugene Block, editor tain time is 8:15 o'clock ;dui publisher of the San Fran- Tin ;-pt for the show was TO HEAR REPORT cisco Jewish Community Bulletin, written by Jim Houston and Dunn. A complete financial report on %eh will speak Wednesday night Bob Weiss. who also helped with the proceeds of the annual Junior at the annual Deadline Dinner. the script, had to drop out due Prom will be given today rig the The dinner is sponsored by to lack of outside How. regular meeting of the Arnim- Sigma Delta Chi, professional 'I he leads for the show will Class. journalism fraternity. It will be be portrayed by Marion Brugnime The Prom. held Saturday eve- held in the Catholic Women's and Frank Davidsam Miss Brug- ning at Hawaiian Gardens, fea- Center hall, beginning at II none will play the part of Ann Seddelmeir and David:art, will tured Dick Crest's Orchestra, WHICH ONE WILL IT BE?-0illy one of the ,Antwerp, Delta Upsilon; Ann Fredrickson, Sigma and The Guys. Paul Thomson Block says, "The root of con- play the rule of .1 Forbes Robin- and Kay Brown as intermis- flict in the Middle East must be girls pktured above can be queen to reign over Pi; Robbie Thum, Gamma Phi Beta. First Row son. materialistic tycoon. sion entertainment. Other dative understood in its proper perspec- Pushcart relays, May 18. (left right) Top row Jill !Wag, Chi Omega; Cochran, Delta Cantina; Others in the cast include! Nan- . .I/matters also vvio give their live. Underlying the turbulent Carol Crisler, Pal cy Stephens, Bernie Gardner, Margaret Dutch, Alpha I'ht; Kappa Buss, reports. events in that 5rea is the de- Kappa Gamma; Connie Percy, Alpha Tau Omega; Ginger Phi Sigma Kappa: Jan Pearson, Grant Salzman, Bonita Camicia, "Every Junior Class member sire of the Arab leaders to perpe- Carole Luby, Delta Zeta; Jan Russo, Alpha Omi- Alpha Phi Omega; Blanche Fritzen, Kappa Alpha; Bob Montilla, Dave Schmidt, should try to attend this import- tuate a feudal system with all Sigma Claire Wellenkamp, Kappa Tau. Not pictured are Suzy Zingler, Bob Gordon and that this means in terms of social cron Pi; Roberta Leeotis, Kappa; Marilyn Craig Thu.sh. ant meeting." said Tom Bonetti. Mu. Second Row Joanne Swen- Gladys Roberts, Kappa Delta: Marion Bruguone, class president. "It will be of and economic status of the masses. Copeland, I'hi Chorus members Include Dick great interest and importance to "Certainly Israel, a young, am- son, Theta Ni; Mary Jane Hamel, Sigma Chi; Pat Delta Sigma Phi; Sue Doyle, Sigma Alpha Ep- Thomas, Pete Carnegie, Karla RAY FREEMAN him, as the success or the failure bitious, growing democratic na- Pat O'Connell, Alpha Chi Omega; Virginia Van silon; and l'at Parish, Kappa Alpha Theta. Linden. Marlene Tipton, Barbara . . Ash President of the From will affect him as a tion, built on the same founda- Tayntor, B. J. Tedford, Fred Senior," he concluded. lion stones as America, threaten> 'Brooks, Harold Ilancock, Wayne walked off with the male and fu' The class meets every Monday a feudal society That is why Student Y To Repeat Abbey, Cheryle Del Biaggi , Don- !male posts. Miss Singer won out afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in Room Arabs arc determined that Israel Director Announces na Acuff, Stella Armento, Diana over two other candidates, while shall perish." Dischtr, Lila Glee, Connie Hu- - 24. - }liters. Was Unopposed. Before attaining his position Japanese A-Bomb Well. Lynn Drunsi and Ed Tryk. Class repreaenta tit t, winners TO DISCUSS CAR WASH v ith the Jewish Community C aretR I ay Ch anges , were, Al Stones, senior. Penne Me- The Freshman Class will hold Bulletin, Block worked for 25 Clenahan, junior; Liz Bell sopho- its general meeting this after- years on the San Francisco Call- Several changes in the procedure of Pushcart Relays have been Movie Tomorrow more noon at 3:30 o'clock in the Edu- Bulletin, part of the time as announced by Don Lindeman, director of the races. This ycar the of the A-Lionds- Rob Becker, chief justice of cation Lecture Hall. Room 55. to cilv editor. route (4. the relays will extend from 9th and Sin Fernando streets which played to a full house Wed- Almost 100 Attend the Student Court, the person in discuss re-sults of last Saturday's Ile also is active in The Late to 7th and San Carlos streets. Previously, thc races have ended at nesday evening ill the Concert charge of the elections, announced car wash project, according to Watch, a group of newsmen who 8th and San Carlos streets. Hall, despite competition from the that the number of students who Bill Sturgeon, class president gather every year near the an- Entries in thec prc-Relay parade will have a limited float size eight IFC Sing. WIII be re-shown at Advertising Seminar voted totaled approximately 2400 Also under discussion will he feet by ten feet by fifteen feet. No ni,re than 2,) , 2:30 p m. Tuesday in Morris Dai- He also remarked that the "incle- the possibilities of having its ley Auditorium, according to the .\ .1, 1 ment weather" may have held snow cone stand time extended .... ƒ organization may participate in the Rev. Mr. Jim Martin, executive and weekly newspapers were thra- down the total tote, to some ex- parade. Last year's float winner shed out at the second annual to include an hour or more was Alpha Chi Omega. Alpha Phi director of the Student Y. which tent. each Monday and Wednesday Concert Hall Is Site is sponsoring thc film. California Newspaper Publishers The 2400 students drawn to the and to was in second place and hap;. , Association Advertising Seminar, have Fridays as an ad- Tau in third The feature motion picture was which was held polling places during the two days ditional day to sell cones. show? throughout Japan during on campus last of the election, constitute over 25 Purpose of the snow cone stand A queen and Iwo allcnclants to Of Faculty Recital Friday and Saturday total student hotly 1952-53. but until the present time Almost 140-- srtrsalg sa les - per cent of the and the car wash project is to reign over the Relays will be rho- De- has been withheld from those and comprise what Becker terms raise funds for future activities. ' sen at the Lambda Chi Alpha form. The San Jlt.:c. men and women, from news-papers faculty will present a ' countries that fought against Jap- 1 throughout "a good turnow." There will be an executive al on May 11. partment an in the v:ar the slate, attended In AWS elections held simultan- meeting this afterm-m at 2:30 recital tonight at 8:15 o'clock in the seminar. %Ouch was jointly A total of 27 carts were en- the Concert Hall When exhibited in Fiance, the sponsored by the CNT'A and eously, voters elected the follow- o'clock in Room 2 of true Women's film reviewer of the Manchester San ing. new officers: Kay von Tillow, Gym tered in last year's competition. The program will include Bee- Jose State College. Kappa Alpha Theta was the wom Guardian, a British newspaper. i Dr. Dwight Bernet, Journalism president; Jeanie Oakleaf. first -- - thoven's "Trio in 13 Flat" which stated, "Heaven knows, there is , %ice-president; Nan Goodart, sec- TO PLAN FOR DANCE en-s division winner and Alpha Tau! consists of "Allegro Con Brio," and Advertising Department head Omega copped the men's title and "Adagio" and "Tema Con Vail- nothing in the least anti-Amen- and seminar chairman, presided ond vice-president: Marilyn Good- Sophomores will begin submit- edged Theta cart for the sweep- can about it It is simply the over the event, ell, secretary; and Terri Galvin, ting names of possible bands for the azioni." Featured in the trio will which featured stakes award. be Thomas Eagan, clarinet: Miss most moving human document I . as discussion leaders, leading ad- treasurer. next year's Junior Prom, at their Frances Robinson. viola and Mrs know (apart from Hersey's Iiiro- vertising men from prominent meeting today at 3:30 p m. in Entrants in the women's division shima' book) against atomic war , California newspapers. Room 117. female driver but are Edith Eagan. piano. must use a a as such quite regardless of whe- Talks. followed by d -We svould like suggestions of allowed to use male pushers to ' "Sonata for Two Pianos," ther the bombs are made in the ; on salesmanship. Song Girl Tryouts flame bands t.i,jt are gaud. I even the competition between the number written in 1953 by Pou- United States, in the USSR. in layout. and advertis., , I. meeting hut collegiate. in about the SI000 two divisions. lenc, willt be the second selection. Germany, Japan, or abi where to r olani Pr 1,1 - The Sonata, which will be played and mechanical prolems. were dimes for s taloa At the song price range." according to Stroh else." heard by the newspaper president Tersakis. by Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Meierot- People girl tr. outs at 1Vcdnesda.'s Spr- Ted EUGENE BLOCK :o, will include "Prologue," "Al- The film includes a brief scene Carl R. Hoffmann, Director of ing Bowl II ill he held in the Plans for an informal party spx nifincr speakct. legro Motto," -Andante Lyrico" of the explosion, but is concern- Advertising in the Journalism and student ['Mon tomorrow at 310 for the Soph Class, Memorial Women's Glee Club ed largely with the long-range Advertising Department at SJS Day, May 30, also will be discus- and "Epilogue." Schubert's "Fan- p.m. niversary of the 1906 ea rthqual,, lasie in F Minor. Op. 103." also effects of the bombing A teach- vas progra i: Iiirl tH¦ sed this afternoon. A similar party er returns to the scene of ' was held class and fire in observance of th.,' Schedules Concert 'will be performed by Alr. .111d last year by the disaster. Other activities and com- bombing. and becomes MVO; ’ and proved a success, according to Mrs. 51cierotto. munity projects take part of his in the tensions of the citizens 111 THIS WEEK'S Terzakts The SJS W'omens Glee Club, { rebuilding their lives in Hiroshi- time. Ile is well known in the under the direction of Frederick ! The concludIng 1111i-fiber will hr The class tentatively has ar- San Francisco area for his stu- Loadwick. assistant professor of "Introduction and Allegro." writ- ma ranged to sponsor dances next dies of- the Middle East; he has musie. will present its first con- ten by Ravel Featured in this num- The picture includes many shots Near on September 22, November traveled in the area. cent Thursday. ber will be Mrs. Lydia Boothby. of the beautiful Japanese land- Date Book 3. and November 17. Homecoming The menu for the evening, is harp; Gibson Walters, 1st violin, scape, as well as of the destruc- I... scheduled for Nov. 3. ham Nvith all the trimmings. En- They will sing three groups Miss Frances Robinson, viola; Mrs. tion of the city, and gives insight Monday, May 7 tertainment in the form of satin- of songs. The first group will in- Katharine Sorensen, flute; Mrs into how the people of Japan live dial skits will be furnished by the clude "Romance," one of Debus- Rosemary Walters. 2nd violin. today. Phi Sigma Kappa, golf tournament. 111111.11- a , all day. of the fraternity, and an sy's better known atmospheric Donald lloinuth, cello and Thomas Campus Chest Drive. campus, all day. Cal Vets To Sign members The nubile is Invited as well award to the outstanding "Facul- songs; "Der Jaeger," a folksong ' Eagan, clarinet. Tuesday, slay g Cal Vets have ty Man of The Year" will be by Braluns; Schubert's "Nacht as students. A free will offering unlit Thurs- will be taken instead of admission. Phi Sigma Kappa, golf tournament, Hillview, day. day to tOgn their attendance made. und*Traeume." a tribute to night: all the and Granville Bantock's, "Silent The film is not r...,aomencled for Campus Chest Drive, campus, all day vouchers for the month of April, Tickets for dinner are $3 Wren In the Accounting Office, Room per Person. and can be obtained Strings." The Brahms and Schu- Organization Lists Mu Phi Epsilon, concert, Musk Building, 8.1a p 31. from any member of the organi- bert song., will be sung in Hit zation or in the Student Affairs original German Wednesday. May 9 Business Office Due Noon Thursday Spartans May Phi Sigma Kappa. golf toinnament. 1-1111view, all day. The second group by the glee campus Chest Drive, (-ample., all daY. club will feature four American All campus organizations Director To Speak romposer. :, Jerome Kern. Irving Sigma Delta Chi, Deadline Dinner. catholic Women's Center, 7 p SDX Practice required to submit a list of Still Give Blood Football, ASB Spring Bowl Game, Spartan Stadium, 3.30 p nt. Fine, Richard Rodgers and Sig- firers prior to noon Thursii At Chapel Service mund Romberg. who have written according to Harrison Gibbs, ASL1 ,t total all sigma Delta ( hi members, 36 pints of blood to the special Thurday. May 10 wit') are to take part in Wed- , many enduring operettas and mu- attorney. These lists should be of Thc Bev. Mr. Richard Ingra- sical plays for the modern Jim Hall Blood Drive, according ' Phi Sigma Kappa, golf tournament, Hillview, all day. nesday night's Deadline skits, stage ed with Helvi Aho, ASB recep- Campus Chest Drive, ham, director of SJS Wesley are asked to meet in the Spar- and screen tionist, in the Student Union to Mrs. Maxine Simile of the campus, all day. Foundation and minister of edu- San Jose Blood Center Revelries Board, "On the Nose," Morris Dailey Auditorium. 8 pm. tan Daily office tomorrow at The program will close with a Any organization which falls cation at thee First Methodist 7 p.m. to coinply with this request may Students who still wish to do- Church, will speak for group of 'motets which. will Friday. May II the non- The final dress rehearsal for he sting in Laiiii, (ace prosecutimi by the Student nate are requested to do so at denominational chapel services the "San ,le Past. and a selection the Blood Center between 10;30 Phi Signii Kappa. golf tournament. !Whim. all day. tomorrow 1 30 p m Present !from Mecialtt's "Reontent." ft* Court Campus Chest Drive. (-amply., all day. at in the War and Future" skits will he held Leery-masa. These hsta of etticers are re- a.m and S p m N.I transportation Memorial Chapel, north of the at this time, according to Jean quired by statute. under the Stu- will be provided, however, Revelries Board. On the Nose," Morris Dailey Audnotium, R p m. Men's Gym. Isenberg, past SDN president The Women's Glee Club is a dent Body Constitution, and or- is the on of Phi Mu Football, SparTen Intrasquad game, Spartan Stadium, 8 p m. The Rev. Ingraham has an- and chairman of the Deadline new choral group on the campus ganizations could lose their af- sorority's cook, Mrs. June Hall. nounced that his topic will be Dinner. this year It is composed of 44 , Illation as an oflical on-campus He has been In Santa Clara Coun- SatoirdaY. May 12 "The New Being." - Revelries Board, On the Nose, Morris Dailey Auditorium, 8 p . r groups. ty Hospital since March 6. vv.-Atti1 ctsse iientiouisJ Sc ohm's/04 priolt.1.2 2 SPARTAN _ _ DAILY Mondoy May 7, 1956 EDITORIAL Small Bird Takes Professor at Word '11'4 Now Then . Will They? backticed last A new turn in campus politics is in view with A small bird flew through ., 4c_3 the new slate of student body officers elected last oNot window into Dr Dugle¦ 61A92. Moorhead's European liist..!.. week. These are the new officers, whom you, the classroom and inmwdiately won students, have elected to represent you, and we the students' attention Over front Savings-Spartan Shop? Hit-and-Run Driver! the hope that they will assume their responsibilities in historical events of 1935. Dear Thrust and Parry: Attention student: But the bird, minus a few tail The graduation announcements this capacity. feathers, was evicted by License No. W T 625 a stu- at the Spartan Shop say, in ef- dent. and the class caine back During campaign week, candidates voiced fect, that the graduation class Green 1950 Chevrolet, four-door to DITiOr. Shortly. the bird was changes and "refcirms- in many problems of the of 1959 announces contmencement Deluxe 5ludel. back and just OR quickly was exertises Friday, JUlle 8. at Spar- college, and made promises to work continually for shown ahe door- that is, the n tan Stadium Informatiun has been gisen me the betterment of the college. They also promised to After spending three and a half by g witness that yeti are reapon- At this moment, Dr. MoOrhea,1 sible for the the, left-rear represent you, the students, in their roles in the stu- years of dutiful toiling, studious dent in proved himself equal to the laugh- fender of toy 1949 Ole, (.(Ict coo- ter provoking effort, extreme .deprivation, and dent government. incident by pro- conscientious devotion, I deny that 51'1. table It is evident there are many problems my deepest friends and cliasest If you are that relatives will be enthusiastically the responsible of the student govern- "That proves this class is for Parts. sou are what ia referred which demand the attention the birds." . delighted to learn that the gradu- to as a -HIT AND-KUN HRIV- officers .i!ein class ment, and we sincerely hope that these new Taking the professor at his is graduating. ER." will assume their roles of leaders. word, the bird glided back rind myself deeply Indebted to the composers of this trans- If I have been given incorrect Many times, after the hustle and bustle of an through the window this time, Information, I wish that you would it thought, as an invited guest script for rewarding individual election, the newly-elected officer takes the attitude achievement, and to the Spar- correct me; but, for the present, since he already has obtained the honor of his po- tan Shop for being reasonable I shall assume that It was you. in price 1 find, upon totaling You must carry some form there is no need to follow up his campaign of sition, the entire financial outlay, it Insurance or you would not be ss ill promises. Here is where the saying, "actions speak cost me only s3.71 For 27, driving. Will you please get in Meetingi announcements louder than words,- is applicable. (announ('ements touch with me? Alpha ('hi Epsilon will at 15 cents each and personal The officer must remember at all times that he elect cards at 2 cents each). John F. Peterson officers at its meeting Wednes- 333 Prevost, Apt. 2 not only is representing his individual character, but day at 7:30 p m. in Room 11. Upon personal investigation ASH 7090 his actions must represent every student of SJS. He of three local printers, I have California Student Teachers ED AGUON, San Jose State's "Littlest Policeman," uses good obtained estimates for announce- must remember that he has a responsibility to the Association will hold a busines: ments to contain a proper message ability" meeting tomorrow in r118. searching technique on two unidentified "hoodlums." Even 6-footers students to do his job to the very best of his can be handled roads' when the job is done right. Aation is a Including the name of the indi- campaign speeches. Christian Science Organization vidual and to omit the objection- CONTACT LENS as was promised in many mere 5 feet 3. ;and weighs 119 pounds. photo by Starr able printing quality of the seal. The outgoing Student Council is to be congratu- will meet in the College Chapel CENTER at 7:30 p.m Students and faculty Ordering in groups of only 100 lated for its constant efforts for the betterment and members are invited to attend. announcements with four name Speciulisis with changes results in Curno tenses improvement of college student activities. It has a cost of 14 Hui 0 Kamaaina will meet to- Guamanian Student Is cents each For 25 announcements JOE ALIEN FRANK JACKSON made many notable accomplishments during its morrow at 7:30 p.m. in Room 7. the total cost is $3 50. 213 S. First CY 7-5174 term. We hope that the new Council will take the Kappa Delta Pi will have it Where is the savings obtain- initiation banquet tomorrow at ed lymnass production and stu- same attitude, and not let those campaign promises PM 8:30 p m. in the DeAnza Hotel. dent control of the Spartan Short? Open at 1 Officers are in the pilot's 'Littlest Policeman' Dine by Candlelight at the go down the drain. You Dr. William Rogers will be the Maybe we can write this off O'CgaINOR proved correct, and he received seat now. Take action. guy speaker. By DI('K as the two-headed monkey rais- HOUSE OF PIZZA With the most re Imt of Vi'alt a promotion. its ugly heads. currently ter- By the Civic Auditor ium- Disney's creations A Reg ASH 9925 Duncan Receives rorizing the movie screens in the 395 Alrnaden Ave CY 7-9908 area, it seems appropriate to find Among the other unusual tal- Eleven on Football Team Where You Get Your Moneys Worth ' Extra-Curricula ents of the littlest policeman is his someone to subdue "The Littlest plays. He wrote New Appointment By VINCE PERRIN Outlaw." ability to write Detr Thru...t and Parry: Hopkins University claims he has discovered a play about the activities of an In answer to John P. Smith's A dean at Johns Police undercover agent while in high Ride Dr Carl D. Duncan, chairman scientific experiment that he actually is Bridey Murphy The San Jose State College May 2 letter on football. I de- through school. Ed admits this is based UNITED TAXI of the Natural Science Division The dean says he came to this conclusion last week after a period School has a person who is ex- plore ignorance. There are not for the task. somewhat on what he would like 10 odd players was recently appointed as liaison introspection, during which time his only nourishment tremely qualified on a football on dotes of intense seem logical that to to do but says that the play i team, there are II odd players officer for San Jose State and the Doesn't it CY 4-2324 International Science Foundation was lime-water. capture the littlest outlaw, you was produced for three other' Bob Murphey reasons. in San Francisco. would need the littlest policeman? ASH 6711 Questioned about the young woman who now claims to be Bridey "We needed money for the Dr. Duncan's first assignment Murphy. the dean said it was a possibility that she shares this Currently attending the SJS Spanish Club. and writing arid will be a meeting next week con- honor with him: "I suspect the cause of the dual-embodiment to police school is a 5 foot. 3. 119 directing a pla y. was one way Smart Students Eat of Guam. You may cerning entomology with Dr he a split personality in some intermediate reincarnation." However, pound natise to raise money. We couldn't noticed little Aguon a Delicious Lunch Doily Keizo Yasumatsu, from the facul- he admits his was not a perfectly controlled experiment and says not have afford to hire a professional ty of agriculture. at the Univer- project in the near future, using grapefruit around school becau.se he is playAirrite. so I wrote it," Ed he intends to repeat the not someone w ho stands out said. Ille claimed that it was so at the sity of Kyushu in Fukuoka, Jap- juice as a diet. an in a crowd. successful that it was presented Last fall, the University of Colorado issued for the Red Cross and also least of his a ruling forbidding freshmen there to operate Being small is the for the United Stales Air Force COLLEGE for being one of automobiles. The Dean of Men has now declared qualifications stationed on Guam. the most interesting persons at that the subsequent 11 per cent hike in freshman gJS. A list of his accomplishments "I guess I get my talent for CAFETERIA grades is due to the driving ban. No statement writing plays from my father," would be unbelievable, so only Ed The Curtain was released as to whether the officials now the most unusual will be covered added. Home Economics Bldg . 7th and San Antonio is open . . . on plan to extend the ban to all students. AWARDED SCHOLARSHIP PROUD OF NOTES OPEN 11:30 - 1:30 DAILY Although all students at Northwestern tin'. Ed, a junior at Ed, a personable fellow with a SJS, said that the Best PIZZA of all the things versity say they believe in the Bill of Rights, ready smile and friendly manner, that he has in town . . . at only seven and one-half per cent of them could attended school in his native done in the Police School he is completion of high most proud of the notes he has recognize the document when they saw it. A Guam. Upon received from Northwestern sociology professor presented 560 school in 1952. he Was awarded other Police School Complete Auto Repairing by the students. All of them tell the The Holland a four year scholarship PERRIN students with the first ten amendments to the same story. Motor Tune-Up and Brake Service Guamanian government leor.are Constituion as an unidentified document. Ninety- provision of the Ravioli, The one Walter Yates. former S.IS delicious two per Cent of the students could give no name to it. scholarship was that he attend Police School strident chief, Spaghetti, and enter the Police School APARTMENT FOR RENT SJS and wrote that without Ed to help Ray 1?aineri Automotive Lnscigne with a job on the Guamanian explain fingerprinting he would Four North Texas State College students rented an apartment as his ultimate Police Force have been lost. David Pollack, last week. The day they moved in, one boy was hospitalized with a cyst. objective. Ed could not accept Fountain Service another police student, said that Two days later, two others were admitted to the college infirmary, the scholarship in 1952, so he Rebuilt Engines Our Specialty "Ed Aguon is one of the most Open 24 Hours one with influenza and another with a shoulder injury. The remaining went to work for the pollee qualified fingerprinting techni- force on the Island. After one CY 3-5870 330 Keyes St. Cot. 1 2th and Santa Clara roommate has not yet been hospitalized, but then he only has a broken cians I have ever known." hand. Year the scholarship again was _ offered, and this time Ed accept- A bundle of energy, Ed's acti- ed. vities also include holding the a little ahead position of general chairman of Pr Letting The Months Go By Group Picks Four This is getting ISO'a International Student Day of the story, so let's go back and and having the distinction of be- review Ed's qualifications for be- ing one' STOP) without having those member of Guam's Po- of the foremost rumba For Training Camp coming a dancers and tango at San Jose "Doubtful" Brakes lice Force. State. Four SJS students have been OE AVERAGE Checked! chosen to attend Camp Miniwanca PITTS 94 RELIEVES IN JUDO 'though this summer. They are Bob John- While attending high school, Ed is *-44r. identification devoted believer in judo son, Chuck Miller, Jeannie Oak- Ed took a course in and in his case it from the Institute of Applied proved that the leaf, and Pennee McClenahan. little man can defeat the big well AND TESTED Science. The course covered many man. He said, "once criminal identification you learn the Camp Miniwanca, an interde- phases of techniques, the rest is easy." Christian leadership Including fingerprinting, hand- Next (tressed BRAKES ADJUSTED nominational photography, mo- time you see one of those training camp, is located on the writing, police big Irish Cops, keep in mind the dus operand!, Bertillion identifi- Littlest Cop shores of Lake Michigan and typewriter identifica- too. Good things Your Brakes cation and come in small Packages. Stony Lake, 50 miles north of tion. He completed the course May Be Weak' 1.50 Muskegon. with a 94 average and a letter Let Us Look 8 Shoe Hydraulic of commendation from the di- These four Spartans were rector. 512122kuta chosen by the SJS Miniwanca . . . For this Small $1 50 Charge we with this background, Ed be- headed by ASB '.41P.' 2 Committee, vice member 'if the Guam Pernove Front Wheels Adiust Service Brakes came 3 Entered as second class matter April president Ray Freeman. The wo- he sOlsed 'ipw out Dirt Adiust Pedal Clearance men will attend July 30 through Police Force where 24, 1934, at San Jo., Calif., under the an unusual case of Fingerprint act of March 3, 1379. erk Master Cylinder Adiust Wheel Bearings August 12 and the men, August Member California -sPact Hydraulic Linos *Pressure Test System 13 through VI identification. The fingerprints N wspapitr Publishers* Association. re Inspect Lining and Drums Goa Real Road Test of criminals in Guam were llehiphon, CYpress 4-6414 Editorlal, San Jose State will pay the $50 being filed by name rather fie, 110; Advertising Dept EH. 211 tuition for each delegate They than by numerical fingerprint Published doily by ti,. Associated Stu- have to furnish their classification. Duplication of dents of San Jos Slate Colleg WE GIVE will own copt transportation, however, Free- pi jots resulted. Saturday and Sunday, during th college YOU AN man said. year with on issu du,ing each final EVEN BRAKE One particular criminal had arnination period. The SJS delegates were select- five separate sets of prints under ed on the basis of character. different names. Action checked Subscriptions accepted only en a Ns- OFFICIAL BRAKE STATION 140 SO. F RST ST. leadership potential, displayed the most recent set of prints rnolnd r-of-school year basis NO. 231 CY2-7864 leadership, and service potential against the names of two aliases to San Jose State. given by a suspect The hunch SIn fall semester, $3, in spring se- soder, $1.50. Press of th Santa Clara Journal, 1440 4 new collar styles on cool cool The finest yet . . your 1956 yearbook Franklin St., Santa Clara, Calif. EDITOR: Jerri Lee Hunt El's. MGR.: Harry Sage VAN HEUSEN' Day Editor: John Spalding Century Sheers WON'T WIVINKI.E...EVERI Beat a Gimelli fleet retreat from heat ...and versions of the famous Van Heuacn stay Completely neat! Easy feat with Century Floral Artist keep their freshness without La Torre an lierisen refresh- Century Sheers, For Special Occasions starch or "slays" . collars won't ing summer dress-shirts that come in wilt or Don't be left out order yours today Spri,a1 consideration to wrinkle no matter how hot or fimr smart styles of the amazing one- students humid it gets ...won't buckle, hunch, orders can be taken at Graduate Monoq r s Offic or at Booth in Outer Owed piece collar Ihdes ruwarilrell not to hobble 114.11 end Sante Clara CV 5-4934 or curl. either. .1 he price is wrinkle ... (net:: I hese lightweight treat. Only $3.115. Quartermilers Spartan Horsehiders Return to Win Lead Column; Decision San Francisco, 7-3 - Continuing their mastery over Winstead, Beasley, Rahming, derway at 3.15 p m in Munci- Spartan SPARTAN DAILY 3 !he Univeraity of San Fransiscd Clifford and Ourgtiesani. R010' p I Stadium The viaitois hold an May 7, mates, Trackrnen Monday. 19So ;lie, the Spartan horselliders drove in three Reynolds earlier deeL,Ion over the S.IS re- ss-ned to the victory column Ian, and Clifford and Rahming, nine in the only time the two Saturday, pounding out' a 7-3 one each. clubs met this Nra,)II. Stanley, win over the visitors at Munici- Backstop Clifford made the lino pal Stadium prettiest play of the afternoon USF 110 000 001-7 II 0 Scoreboard Lefty Bob Borghesani notched when he made a running, spear- Ian Jose 401 000 20s 12 7 Basques and Ferragar.o Boighosan. WEEKEND RESULTS his fifth sin of the campaign, ing catch of a short pop behind Ross Run and Cliffierd. baseball SoJr1 ioS 1, University of San allowing the Duns just eight the plate Francisco 3. Sun Jose hush 10, Monterey lilts He helped his own 1:2Llie Yesterday's win tor San Jos, High Schaal 3. bv driving in three runs with a was Its 17th of the sesion ROBERT LAWS Fast 440s Swimming San Jut, won State Col- triple and single losses It was the ninth home lege swimming meet at San Luis Obispo By taking yesterday's win, the victory against only two losse. oi Long Tops All Con lers, with 117 points. Gull Shard aid 1 S. San Jose 17. Spartans finished out the sea- Tomorrow afternoon. the Spar - 288-90 Park Ave. CY 5-9215 TODAY '5 against the Duns. win- t VENTS son's Play tans play host to Sacramento Free Parking in Rear Hurls Spear 246 Feet Golf: Fresno State at San Jose a ning three out of the four con- State in a game that gets Un - San luso Country Cieb 1 p m tests played between the two By PETER MECKEL Golf Phi Sigma Kappa gall tourna clubs.ruiti s (Sports ment, Hillview, all Editor) day. Jumped to a quick one San Jose State trackmen ap- Ila d in the top half of r peared to have an excellent than. the first 11111illg, but the local of Social Security doing well in Saturday's W1 Coast Relays in Fresno after nine bounced back Is ith four turning in top performances In 435 Club DU ATO, runs In their half of the initial frame to ,(.1/te enough for the last Saturday's All-Comers Meet in 3 seconds at Spartan Field. VielorS. Prospects of a top mile re1.0 Theta Chi on Top Joe Winstead opened the first team !dom ed after excellent time, with a double, but was thrown hap. by the Spartan 440 men in a meet Of Softball Leagues out at the plate after Stan Beas- %vhere fast clocking s were held Folluwing one 11111 week of pia¦ THE 1.EADERS in the "Mr. Pass Protector" competition demon. ley singled. Beasley came around to a minimum by a strong wind . the Intramural Softball League. double. Jerry Lang stanley ripped off a strafe the correct method of forming a "cup for the passer." From on Bill Rahming's swift :48.0 around two turns the 435 Club, Delta Upsilon, Theta Clifford drove in Rahming for !Chi. and A'rA lead their respective It-ft to right are tackle Jim Hughes, center Koh Runnels, center second marker and in the .110, while Al Ross was loops. Jim Craig, and tackle Nick Sanger, indi% Waal leader. San Jose's right behind at :49.0. Stanley The 1135 Club. sporting two vic- photo by Starr Borghcsani then scored both cloking smashed the meet rec- tories and no defeats, lead the In- Clifford and Chuck Reynolds, ord and was a new school rec- dependent League. Four teams are who had walked, on his single. ord for the quartermile around two turns. tied for second place in the IL, The Spartans added another Another pleasing feature was with identical records of one win Bronzan Shifts Trio in the third on a walk to Rah- the return to form of Art Hiatt, against one loss, while (Pr is in ming, a single by Clifford and STICK who has been out with a pulled the cellar with two setbacks with- a fielder's choice by Reynolds. muscle Hiatt ran a :49.8 440, out- out a victory. San Jose scored its last two runs DEODORANT standing after a long layoff Final Delta Upsilon tops the American To Bolster Gridders In the seventh on a base on balls member of the relay team Ro Fraternity League with three v ic- toires in as many games. , By DICK O'CONNOR from guard to tackle and Dick to Beasley, a single by Rahming, Giardina won the 220 and then Theta Chi and ATO are neck With the annual Spring Bowl Volmer from tackle to guard Vol- a sacrifice fly by Reynolds, and Quickest, cleanest deodorant ran a .creditable lap time in the . football game only two days off, a Ci foot, 215 pounder from Borg'hesani's base clearing tri- relay. If the boys through . and neck in the National Fraternity you've ever usedl Simply glide stick come League, both winning two games Coach Bob Bronzan continues 'to Los Angeles will provide the ple Saturday. the Spartans could run sbift players in an attempt to guard spots with some needed Borghesani struck out eight under 3:15. i and tieing one. weight. under orms it melts in instantly. . Intramural strengthen weak spots. USE batters, allesS ItI8 eight Although the track perform- Standingsarwes Latest of the players to be Contains THIOBIPHENC, the most were below par, field Independent League George Barrera, SC All Amer- hits, while his mound oppo- men '1 shifted is Ben Prather, former All- Fullerton, is finally Warne through with efforts. 435 Club 2 0 ican at nent, Tony Basques, struck top City fullback at San Jose High his reputa- effective anti-bacteria agent. It's Leo Long, named the outstanding gad X', 1 starting to live up to out four Spartan batters while School. Prather, who played has taken over the pass competitor. threw the javelin 246 Ooe,ci 1 1 tion and allowing 12 hits. tho New Kind of Social Security freshman football at Stanford, protection lead among the ft. 2 in., while Fred Barnes set a PEK 1 1 has quickly become accustomed to Collecting two hits apiece for 1 guards with 49 blocks in 52 at- gives you absolute ossuronce. new field record in the pole vault Sinoso, the spot and has proved to be a Coach Walt Williams' nine were 0 7 tempts. by clearing 14 ft 8142 in Both IFt real tiger on defense. 4 to 5 months' supply, boys compete for the Olympic American League Others shifted in the last full There have been no serious in- Club Delta Upsilon 3 0 veek of drills were Tom Michell juries this spring but several play- Santa Clara Youth Center's Phi Sigma Kappa 2 0 ers will not participate in the Herm Wyatt won the feature Theta Xi 1 1 Spring Bowl because of leg in- high jump event vain) a good ILCA 1 2 juries suffered in the last few leap of 6 ft. 81, in. anti beat Kappa Tau 1 0 College Golf Action days. Dick Loyd, a shifty halfback teammate Vern Wilson and I 1..ignas r P 0 2 will sit out the tilt with a knee University Of San Francisco's SAE 0 To Begin Today injury and two-year letterman heralded Bill Russell in the National League Pat Hiram is a doubtful partici- process. The later pair cleared Theta Chi 7 0 Competition begins today for pant because of a leg injury. 6 ft. 61, in. aro 2 0 the All-College golf tournament In the race for the downfield Russell, who cleared 6 ft. 8 in. Sigma Nu 2 1 as the second annual affair gets blocking trophy, Pete Galloni on Monday for the top collegiate s.aaa, Chi 1 1 underway at Hillview Golf Course. continues to lead the field. Jim mark on She west coast, arrived DSP 1 1 Score cards selling at $1 25 can last year's have a chance to pgA Hughes, winner, is in late and didn't 0 2 be obtained in the Outer Quad second place followed by Hal THIS LECTURE TRAM INC. warm up before the meet started. Kappa Alpha 0 3 or at the Phi Sig house after 5:30 Boutte, "Pork-Chops" Laramie LUCKY I CAN RENT MY Olympic Club's Ted Rademaker Today s Gaines until Wednesday. and Hank was the high scorer of the meet Sekoch. TUXEDO! Independent League Trophies will go to the Individ- The leaders the ''Mr. Pass no more with three first places, while Don 345 to 5 00 Oriorci vs Phi Epsilon ual Low Medalist, In the lowest scor- Protector" Professional people and Hubbard and Woody Linn were Kappa on 1 ing faculty member, and to the competition are Nick runny liquid Sanger, 73 for 73. the only man social leaders know the double winners. 3:45 to 5 00-435 Club vs IT on 2 winning fraternity team. In the sticky cream The 100 yard dash was the With a perfect record, last year's convenience of renting 500 to 6 15 Red Si vs. Sparvets on fraternity competition, houses will formal wear. messy fingers closest race of the day as five be allowed to enter as many con- winner with Sit for 70. Al Sever- Every Ivo ino with 48 out of 49 and Jim or formal outfit in at., k. men, San Jose State's Ed Hicks, AMERICAN LEAGUE testants as they wish and from Van Parish and Val Daniels, San Craig with 73 successful blocks FORMAL WP:AR 5:30 to 6 45 Sigma Pi vs. Sigma Al- those entered the four with the in 76 attempts. At lectiling department and drug stores. Francisco State's Bob Elmore and Epsilon at Grant Elementary. lowest scores will comprise RENTAL SERVICE Lincoln High's Dick Brown all pha the NATIONAL LEAGUE team of the respective house. Laramie is in fifth spot with a THE TUXEDO SHOP hit the tape in a blanket finish. 6 45 Pi Kappa Alpha Participants may SHULTON the win- 530 to VI. buy as many 67 for 71 record. Bob Runnels with Parish was declared Kappa Alpha at Columbia Pork tickets as they desire, and tan a 24 for 84 SO. 1st St. (upstairs) New York Toronto ner with Daniels. Hicks and El- 25 record does not have S 30 to 6 45 Delta Sigma Phi VS. play any time during the day that enough attempts to qualify him Ph. CV 3-7420 more following in order. How- Burnett 1 the score cards are bought. for the title. ever, from photographs it ap- Sigma Chi at 5 30 to 6 45 Sigma Nu vs. Alpha peared Brown was third ahead of Hicks and Elmore. The time Tau Omega at Burnett 2 YOU'LL BOTH GO FOR THIS CIGARETTE! was a slow :10.2 because of the wind. Outstanding high school ath- SJS Mermen Win lete was Pierce's Walt Goodman who took firsts in his division in State Swim Title the hurdles. His time of :15 2 in Registering 112 points and IN I N STO N &9s p fig Otem -the highs was faster than Rade- breaking two meet records, the maker's Spartan swimmers won their time, in the open divi- second consecutive state college silts although it was the first swimming meet at San Luis Obis- time the prep had run over 42 po Saturday. inch hurdles. Spartan Jay Cross swam the WINSTON Mile Wood (SCYCL Stephens ISCYCh Cathcart fUn.1, 4 23.8. 220-yard butterfly in 243.8 for LIKE one while Stan TASTES A 440 Stanley ISJSL Plass ISJSL Peat. of the new marks GOOD McConnell, also of SJS, cracked son (00, .48 0. backstroke CIGARETTE Hammer Linn (SCYCL Jongeward the 220-yard record (SJSI, Neches (SJS), 131 ft. 6 in. with a clocking of 2:24 1. McCon- SHOULD nell was chosen as the meet's out- High Jump Wyatt (SCYC1, (tie) Rus- standing swimmer. of; (USE) and Wilson ISCYC) 6 ft. in. Cal Posy placed second in the Shot Put Wright (SCYCL Burton (SJS1, meet with 107 points. Fresno Merles MS), 50 ft. 3 in State was third with 64, San Pole Vault Barnes (OCL Mattes Francisco State fourth with 23, (SCYCI. Hightower (SCYC), 14 ft. 81/4 In. Los Angeles State fifth with 17 new Spartan Field record). and San Diego State was sixth 100 Parish fS.ISL Dani ls DJS), with 15. Hicks (SJS), .10.2. Broad Jump--Lewis (00. Ellis (SJS), Two Mlle Hubbard (DS), Wood McCullough (SA). 23 he 1 in ISCTC), 'Thornton (00, 9.43.0. Jav lin long (00, Bugge (OC), Discus Linn ISCYC) . Sill ISJS), Righter 100, 246 ft. 2 in. hand (USE', 158 ft. 9 in High Hurdles Radernalier (00, Hat- Relay San Jose State 'Stockman, rison IOC), Schmidt (SJSI, -15 4. Daniels, Giardina, Stanley', 3.21.8. 880 Pratt IOC), Foster f0C), Lac- Steeplechase Hubbard (5.15), Martian rieu (Un.), 1.56.2. 'COP), Rush (SJS), 7 53 9. 220 Giardina (Sit), Ross (SJS1, Hicks Hop - stop jump Fishback ISJS), :22.6. MS), Walker (Sit), 44 ft 2 in. Low Hurdlte Radirmaker 100, Par- 440 low hurdles Radernakor (OC), hilt MS), McCullough (51S), .24.5. Manson (MI, Ferman ISCYCI, - All Dry ClaanIng Laundry Service In by 900 Out at 5 00 NO EXTRA COST Watch window for weekly special When Wirston came along, college smokers finally got flavor full, Sinti2e. rich, tobacco flavor in a filter cigarette! 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¦ 4 SPARTAN DAILY Election M"d41"A" 7. 1956 1St a t e Department Bi-Annual Concert Education Award Competition Opens During a recent election, Kap- Education Fraternity 'Has S Oa Delta Pi, national education Overseas Jobs To Feature Work honorary fraternity, elected its To t he Job hunting young men For Grad officers for next year. and women who are seeking the Study Abroad Of Contemporaries They include: Pearl Tennyson, To Initiate Members thrills and excitement of living CompetP.on for United States tria, Belgium and Luxembourg, Muaic by contemporary Ameri- president; Marilyn Horan, vice Kappa Delta Po national educational honorary fraternity, will and working abroad, the magic governmem scholarships for gra- Burma, Chile, Denmark, Finland, can composers will be featured president; Nadine Fidel, secretary hokl an intuition banquet at thc Anza Hotel tomorrow mght at door to a host of positions is duate study abroad for 1957-58 France, Germany, Greece, India, when Mu Phi Epsilon, national Doris Caldera, publicity chairman; fa:30 o'clock. being opened in San Francisco Is now open, it was announced Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, music sorority, presents its semi- and Jean Dickson, historian. Dr. Wilham Rogers will he guest ,peaker. He will speak on "The this week by the U S Department recently by Kenneth Holland, pre- New Zealand, Norway, the Philip- annual concert tomorrow evening tottornebt of Teaching " of State which is seeking compet- sident of the Institute of Inter- pines, and the United Kingdom at 8 15 o'clock in the Concert MOTHER S DAY ent typists, stenographers and national Education, New York In the Asian countries, Burma. Hall The banquet is being held to honor members initiated Nov 22. clerks for positions American 1 hev at City India, Japan and the Philippines, The program will include hail. MAY 13th embassies, consulates and lega- A brochure. describing over- as well as in Greece, only a limi- solos, piano solos, a flute tn. Nlegola %agrett. Doris ( alder . - tions abroad. seas study awards under the Ful- ted number of grants are avail- a woodwind trio, vocal solos and Remember Geraldine ampbell. Darlene Greiner; Any high school, businesa school bright Act and the Buenos Aires able and mature graduate can- violin bolas. her with Clay, Frankbil Cole. Efirraine Marion-Harp, Helen Halt, Mar- has Ju.st been publtsha Horan. Jean or college graduate, armed with Convention, didates are preferred. Featured artiats will be Mary flowers Corda. Jane Dale. Jane Dick- .on Higgins. Marilyn good training ed by the Institute This brochure ('ountries participating in the Lee Cline, Carol Cox, Shirley MIIt Johnson. Crista and three years from Norine Dodge. Dennis Dut- Johnson, Phyllis of general office experience, can and application blanks are avail- Buenos Aires Convehtion pro- Swallow, Lou Anne Bone. Marion mg. Joan Everson, Xlarearet Jones, Rita Jorgensen. Barbara of obtain a job that will offer the able in the offices Fulbright gram are Bolivia. Brazil, Chile., Harp, Terry Payton and Kathryn BAKMA'S "'engin. Nadine Fidel. .Anita Ft- Lanning, Shirley Lawler. Mar- ! excitement of working with a adviser, oil college and univer- Colombia, Costa Rica. the Dom- Ferguson. Also on the program lice, Robin Fincher, Irene F Irmo garct MacKay, Marguerite Mac- ; government program that will sity canonise:, inican Republic, Guatemala, will be Martlyne Price, Sheri FLOWER SHOP ze. Joan it:log(1,14v. satin,. leer. Ruby Mangseth, Ardelle to The programs under the Ful- Haiti, Honduras, Mexico, Nic- Manning, Kay McKitn, Elizabeth take them interesting places Viera, Mary Hallin, Geraldine 10111 end throughout the world. Hong Kong, bright act and the t mist-titian aragua, Panama, Paraguay. Stasko, Lynn Bowman and Eva , Cr 2-0462 Ncate, Pauline Ostland, Calen Rome. Bombay or Washington for the promotion of Inter- Peru and Venezuela. Cazzaniga. Sonia Coto NEED LEATHER SUPPLIES? Owens. Helen Paul, Nancy Ray: DC., are but a few of the 265 American 4 ulturat Et-Latin? is, Eligibility requirements Katherine Salazar, Elizabeth posts maintained in 70 countries are part of the international these foreign study fellowship You'll Find o s.sions, Connie Sisco, Marion throughout the world. educational "exchange activities Arc: United States citizeitshia a.,,nney, Phyllis Spolyar. Lynne 11a11.141 1 Mile From J. Paul SlieN11* Till Complete Stock oi Interviews will be conducted of ------Departnt.-- a college degree or it s equivalc; 7 - Ares. Carolyn Stelling, Mar- They will give almost 1000 at the time the award is to ti- Leather Supplic, Shirley Swallow. at the Federal Building and Civic 11ildruot treani-Oil Cate Him Confidence .-et Smith. Center, American citizens the chance to taken up; knowledge of the Ian- ot Art Tibbetts. Bcnrietta Tello. Fulton and Leavenworth the streets through May 18. Inter- study abroad during 1957- guage of the country of applica- irI Tennyson. Miranda Tory- 58 year viewing hours are from 9 a m. academic lion sufficient to carry on the Mary Van Winkle. Mary establiahment proposed study: and good health, S&S LEATHERS Voicenzini, Robert Welch, Bever- to 5 p.m.. l'sfonday through Fri- Since the of these Co,d day, and 9 a m to 12 noon on programs, over 5500 American Preference is given to applicants 10,r- DItrounl w,th A5B !¦ Wolfe, Joan Galina. received grants not more than 35 years of age. 73 E. SAN FERNANDO ST. Spring initiates are ;Saturdays. students have for The new study abroad. 8ELEC1'ED BY BOARD the following: Dorothy Adds, Young women who are at least 730 500 19 COUNTRIES Final selection of Fulbright Marion Allen. Sylvia Harries. 18 years old, type at least 40 grantees is made by the Board Janet Brashear. Charlene Brag- words per minute and take short- Countries in which U.S. gradu- ate students may study under the of Foreign Scholarships, ten lead- Erman. Kathryn Coffman. ..aud- hand dictation at 80 words or ing educators and educational Show Slate rey Cox. Dorothy Davis, Wilma more per minute, can be employ- Fulbright Act are: Australia, Aus- - administrators appointed by the Eveland, Joyce Gallant. Naomi ed as stenographers at a salary President of the United States, STUDIO Ilagood, Doris Henry. Catherine of $3415 per year. Typists with Him Vera Hitt. Patricia Hub- a :peed of 40 words per minute Kefauver To Continue The Institute of Internation- bard. 1,ee J01111S9n, Carols n can receive a starting salary of al Education. a private agency Joyce, Meredith Nlangham: $3175 per year These positions California Campaigning Withal administers programs for DAN DAILEY - CYD CHARISSE John Nalty. Joyce Osborn, Kay , are in the Department of State's . the exchange of students. tea- Pearson, Susan Pratt. Nancy Ran- "home office" in Waahington SAN FRANCISCO -- (UP: -- chers and specialists, has been doll. Deona Reed, Joan Reeher. D C. I Democratic hopeful Estes Kefau- designated by the Board of "MEET ME IN Janice deResehke, Marian Reid, Thme wishing to work over- ver returns to California this Foreign Scholarships and the Donna Bolan, Ann Scarborough. ' seas must be between the ages week for seven days of hancLshak- Department of State to screen LAS VEGAS Richard Schonert, Charlene Schu- of 21 and 3.5 years, American ing in hia campaign to win the applications for study abroad. eking, Gurnice Smith. Dorothea citizens, single without depend- state's 68 delegates to the Demo- Under the Buenos Aires Con- Cinemoscope and Color- Surryhne, Carlene Swanson, Pat- ents, and willing to go anyplace cratic Presidential Nominating vention. the Institute makes the ricia Urquhart, Carol Waymire. ; in the world. Convention. preliminary recommendation of "Dyne ilythints tonight honey? Sheedy asked his little desert flower -Get candidates. with the cooperat- lost she sheiked, -Your hair's too shaggy, Sheeily. Confidentially it Lyle E. Cook, Northern Cali- sphinx Well, fornia chairman for Kefaver'su i ng countries maki ng the final this was really insultan. So J. Paul got some Wildroot selettion of candidates for study Cream-Oil. Now he's the picture of confidence besause campaign, said the Tennossee he kenu, his hair looks handsome and healthy the say Veterans Administration Develops Plan Senator oill sPend three vs Rhin their borders, UNITED ARTISTS days in Nature inieNted . . . near but not greasy. Talcs: Sheedy's Thc Mo, 11,,Ilolg Stor ve$11. Southern California before fly- Awards under the Fulbright advice. If you want to be popular, gct a bottle or tube For Residency Training in ing to Sacramento Friday where of Vi'ildroot Cream-Oil. Nomad-der if your hair 1 Mt,,t f ver Mode is Radiology Act are made entirely in the cur- is 'SERENADE" Vstcrans Asinumstration atitiouns:cd it lias do:doped a plan for he will head a downtown parade. rencies of participating countries straight or curly, thick or ,thin, a few drops of Wildroot Included in Kefauver's tour abroad. This Act authorizes the Cream-Oil es cry morning mill keep you looking sour Mono Ionic - Joan F ntorne career resickney training in radiology for full-time physicians. This through Central and Northern Also OUR MISS sloOsa" will be to overcome the acute shortage of certified radiologists in the use of foreign currencies and hest. You'll agree Wildroot really keeps Saharan plat.e California are Visalia, Merced, and credits acquired through all day long. - department of medicine and surgery. Chowchilla, Madera, Fowler, Los ;the sale of surplus property abroad 11600VM The program will begin July 1 in VA hospitals at Las *111 1.11 U. Harris III/I Rd.. 11-illion5tille. .\ 1- Angeles, Banos, San Mateo and San Fran- for educational exchanges. The cs .1 41 CALIFORNIA Minneapolis, Bronx, N.Y., Cleveland, Long Beach, Dallas, Hines, III. i awards cover transportation, c a 14 144. GREAT'' Wildroot 14 441.1 'ALEXANDER THE and Philadelphia. ciscLeC k said Kefauver will leave I pnses of a language refresher . Cream-Oil Neu WHIN it hord Burton - FFeder.c4 Mord, VA said the new plan will not California May 14 for Oregon for : orientation course abroad, tuition. gives you confidence ALSO- he a substitute for the regular re' three days of campaigning before books and maintenance for one Postmarked for Danger- idency program, nor will it inter. Students To Enter Oregon's May 18 primary. academic year. TERRY MOORE fere with the program now in ef. - feet. Orchesis Concert The plan has an obligated serv- MAYFAIR ice requirement of two years. Prior S.IS student:, will participate aervice in VA is not a requirement in an orchests. dance concert to "RANSOM" as long as the obligated service be presented in the Studio Theat- GLENN FORD contract is signed. er The concert has been set -Ake Further information concerning for Thursday. May 24, at 8 p.m. TO THE TOUCH... 1'14' TO THE TASTE... The first part of the two-part ' HOLD BACK TOMORROW" the program may be obtained from the the concert, will be a demonstration managers of designated of modern dance techniques with hospitals selected for the training a narration. The second part will EL RANCHO or from the Director, Radiology sill- Service, Veterans Administration, feature nine dances by the "MAN WITH A GOLDEN . themselves. Solos. grout, Washngton 25. DC. compo.sitions and various other ARM" Similar programs are in effect numbers will make up the pro- FRANK SiNATRA CHESTERFIELD PACKS for the VA neuropsychiatrie serv- gram consisting of dances from ALSO--- ice and for the physical medicine comedy to serious, THE MAN WHO NEVER WAS and rehabilitation service. , The students are in rehearsal now, for the forthcoming produc- tion. Mrs. Elisabeth L. Sennett MORE Nursing Faculty Attend is faculty adviser. PLEASURE
JAPANESE Asilomar Clinical Meet CoaChes Banquet because it's More Perfectly In color FILM Packed by //exakag A Must Your FneerroinreerTr The Ideally of the Dem-a:mew of Nursing spent April 30 and Held in Palo Alto May 1 and 2 at Asilomar attend- Fifty-six persona attended the A touch proves what AccuRay ing an institute which was spon- Coaches Banquet. sponsored by does...gives you a cigarette firm SARATOGA sored by the California State the Alumni Board, Tuesday at and packed full no Board of Nurse Examiners. Hal's restaurant in soft spots. "DIVIDED HEART" Palo Alto. no S Emily Holmquist, from Toast master for the occasion hard spots. - Also was Hal Blethen, president the University of Pittsburgh, who of Your lost, tells you...No Other is a national authority on clini- the Alumni Association. A Day To Remember" Cigarette has ever satisfied like , 41.4 HOLLOWAY cal teaching, and Dr Ole Sands, Speaking at the banquet were from Wayne University, led the Tiny Hartranft. chairman of the this with "full-time flavor" institute which was planned to P.E. Division: Bud Winter. track from first to last. improve the work of clinical tea- coach; Bob Bronzan, football coach; eller:: in schools of nursing. Walt Williams, baseball coach; and CLASSIFIEDS Bill Hubbard, director of athletics. Alpha Eta Sigma president. FOR RUN I' _ 74 two bedroom apartments for .To Teach Conservation ,men Student:, for ommer and Initiates Members Miss Lola Eriksen, instructor fail sessions. Automatic wash and Alpha Eta Sigma, national hon- in science education, was recent- dryer. ('hatter Hall, 246 S. 9th orary accounting society, initiat- ly selected to be nne of the tea- St , CY 3-35n8 after 3 p m chers on the summer staff of - ed 13 new members at its annual the University of California at Itedern fear ream apartment, initiation dinner held at Lou 's unfurnished, 985 Santa Barbara, according to Dr. .547 S 11th St , Village last week. Carl D Duncan, chairman of the per month, or will furnish for The guest speaker ohs Dr. natural science division "net. lour. CY 7-170&. Edward Keeley, dean of Golden Miss Eriksen will teach a three- no ntentillz-Men-Itoom.--toich: Gate College. He spoke on the unit course in conservation at the en pi-Nile/es, and linens. Vacancy. topic, "Graduate Study in Ac- six week session. Also reserNe now for rummer. counting." - 152 S. 9th St Those studenta initiated were PERSONAL Charles Hamlin, Guido Tonin. Attendance Forms rom Ilirota, Jack Sisk, Joyce Attendance forni: for the Reels Reamer, call CY 3-1930: ['augur!, Glen Young, John Vchl- month of April arc being signed important min-4 Donald Mart-wick, Lyndon this week in the Korean Yeti. 44f Loon, Stan Ratzlaff, Milton von Office, Room 122 A late rogn-up FOR SALE Darmm Akimi Irmo, and Leroy period will he held on Fritiaa, %to& I S I nog coupe, very clean, An M.. II. - $65 CY 2-6695 even- esle idd ins and weekends Nome pubic foot Frundairc lymber is Fine Foods . . . frigerator, $30 CV ?-07() after Now Two Locations 5 p m and weekend, WANTED _ lymberis Cafeteria .. 89 E. San Fernando St. (TT Ilawaltan Malramentenst lot ;gram May 12 Cy 3-11030 6 u.m. 8 tit M MOM for Spanish music; Sere .i Eapanol. Manzanillo, etr. ). 3-19341, afternoons. New Blossom Grill . . 250 W. Santa Clara MILD, YET THEY gall/ THE MOST .. Wanted typing of o'' reasonat,, talcs 487 1+4 Open 7 ft m 3 am.- Also closed S,,n igirtil roam o CT 2-0772.