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VOL. 49 -4,74. SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, JUNE I, 1962 No. 131 Opening of SJS The p.,,sibillty exists that SJS northern California construction 5 on Panel will open its fall term in October trade strike. Anthropologist Ile said five major building Lists Difficulties instead of September or turn away at SJS are among those hundreds of new students if the projects affected. current construction strike does The $10 million addition to the To Discuss not end, but no plans have been For Peace Corps engineering building is involved in in made, according to a statement re- Philippines the stoppage, as are the $1,364,187 . I Peace Corps volunteers assigned leased by Pres. John T. Wahlquist two story addition to the women's together. They are, in effect, try- ing with people of different cli- the southern part of the yesterday. gymnasium and repairs to the to Phil- ing to make one nation out of mates, for Mindanao is an island Daily Stand Dr. Wahlquist made the an- ippines will he stepping into a cul- people of varied "swaybacked" library for which beliefs, a difficult of diversified climate, Dr. Mednick nouncement in the wake of a ture completely different from task since $1.121,000 is earmarked. these three groups, pointed out, statement by Hubert S. Hunter, that of western nations, according while not Five officials from student guy- 5.15 estimates full-time campus openly antagonistic to These are among the things a deputy chief of the state division to Dr. Melvin Mednick, University each other, ernrnent and campus enrollment to swell from 12,800 to have not been par- Peace Corps worker in the Philip- publicationspines architecture, that an estimated Chicago professor of anthro- ticularly will discuss 13,900 this fall, Dr. Wahlquist trustful of each other in will have to deal with, "The Spartan Daily-- t5.9 million in state building proj- pology. the past, pointed out. according to the pro- Responsible to Whom?" this after- ects are stalled because of the ' Dr. Mednick, currently serving fessor. "If the strike continues, we're noon from 1:30 to 3:30 in TH55. as a research associate for the BACKWARD going to be in a very difficult sit- Dr. Dwight Bente), head of the university's Institute of Philippine Inhabitants of Mindanao are uation." he warned. "We had an- SJS Nears Journalism a nd Advertising de- Studies, is in San Jose to take the most backward group in the ticipated using all these new proj- area partment, ASH Presidents Bill Protest Rally part in the studies portion nation; and more than half of ects this fall to take care of the Hauck (1962-631 and Brent Davis of the Peace Corps training ses- America's Peace Corps volunteers 1100 new students." (1961-62), Spartan Daily Editors LT. COL. EMERY A. COOK S I sion at SJS this summer. to the Philippines will be assigned Ph.D. Plan If the buildings are not ready Carolyn Perkio (spring 1962) and . .. new assistant to president The professor, a noted anthro- to aid such people. San Jose State's participation in Set for Tonight for occupancy in September, Jay Thorwaldson (fall 19611 will pologist, who has done consider- The volunteer will also be work- a doctoral program came one step classes will have to be rescheduled. study participate. ably first-hand of the Phil- closer to realization this week, An indignation rally protesting according to administration offl- ippine culture, said that the coun- Dr. Carl D. Duncan, professoi when the 10-man Joint Graduate Colonel Cook U.S. aid to Communist-bloc coun- cials' large of entomology and science educe- I try has regions in the south board, comprised of represent- Three other projects are being tion at SJS, will mederate the tries will be held tonight at 8 in which, unlike their northern coun- Physics atives of California state colleges w held up because of the strike. A Major panel. terparts, show great cultural af- and the state university system, the Civic auditorium, new education building, the audio- college Replace filiation to southeast Asia. met in Berkeley Monday, accord- chapter of Sigma Frank McGehee of Dallas. Tex., visual aid center and a five-story Del t a Chi, national professional SECOND LARGEST ISLAND Wins Award ing to Dr. Brant Clark, professor chairman of the National Incligna- f"r of psychology and board member. journalism fraternity, is sponsor- He spoke primarily of Mindanao. The Phi Beta Kappa tion convention, will be guest Faculty The group prepared recommen- ing the panel in cooperation with Siddoway southernmost and second largest club of San Jose State College has the college lecture committee. rally dations for the establishment of speaker at the tonight. of the Philippine islands, where he presented Harlan Sirnm McDaniel, Appointment of Lt. Col. Emery Japanese Student doctoral programs between speci- Keith Takahashi, president of The San Jose area chapter e! spent two years (1956-1958) of a graduating physics major, with A. Cook as assistant to the presi- fic state colleges and branches of SDX, stated that the panel was study under Fulbright and Ford its book award. The award dent and co-ordinator of research the MC will sponsor the meet- W is a the university system coopera- originated in order to present var- foundation fellowships. check for $25 toward at SJS was announced yesterday ing, according to Norman Atta. Scholarship the purchase tively. Its recommendations WIII ious views on the status of col- ins Dr. Mednick said that Mindanao, of the hook of his choice. bp Pres. John T. Wahlquist. way, chairman of the local NI(' be submitted to the president of lege publications. _ group killjl ..i1,1t:1 Seril/r cnemical with its relatively small popula- McDaniel earned a 3.8477 GPA Colonel Cook a-ill succeed Wil and a Sunnyvale business- the University of California and We are not expecting heated tion and large land area (approxi- for his work in physics while at ham Siddoway who will resign man. engineering major from Japan, was to the chancellor. of California disputes or even conclusions mately 38,000 square miles), was San Jose State. from to become director of admissions Sharing the program with Mc- honored last night by United Tech- state colleges for approval. If ap- the discussion," he never completely pacified by Spain The said. and records at Brigham Young SJS Phi Beta Kappa faculty proved, the proposal would go to Gehee will be Col. Victor J. Fox. nology corp. with a $300 scholar- during the Moro wars in the early club at Each participant will present his university in Provo, Utah. a SJS is comprised of mem- the university's Board of Regents former Navy pilot who is author ship. according to Mrs. Pam Oliver, part of the century. As a result, bers of Phi Beta Kappa, the na- views for 5-10 minutes, followed Colonel Cook is retiring this of "The Pentagon Case." and to the colleges' Board of UTC secretary. he noted, the older ways of life tional by questions from other panel year from the Air Force and as honor scholar's fraternity. Trustees for action. Attavsay said the indignation which are far more closely related The organization began December members and students in the professor of air science at SJS. He The 26-year-old student received The advantage of the proposed group originated in Texas follow- to Asia than America, have con- 5, 1776, at the College of William audience. succeeded Col. Richard M. Bristol the award at a chemical engineer- doctoral ing the announcement that Per- tinued on the island. and Mary in Virginia. program, according to At present, Student Council se- as the commanding officer of the ing meeting in the Engineering Dr. Clark, would "make nn Air Force Base, Tex.. was , This is in direct contrast to the Dr. Glenn G. Morgan, SJS as- be to lects editors for the Spartan Daily, Air Force ROTC unit at SJS early building from Eugene Roberts, di- more faculty available in areas training Communist-Yugoslav in- northern and central Philippine sistant professor' of political sci- Lyke magazine and La Torre year- in 1957. , rector of operations for UTC. where there are shortages of com- book. The terceptor pilots. islands which uniquely combine ence, said in an interview yester- Spartan Daily advertis- Colonel Cook is a native of Chi- The selection of Usmos as the petent people to work with in ing manager Asian and western elements in day with the Spartan Daily that and business man- cago. He attended the University He said that MC hoped to in- recipient of the scholarship WWI doctoral studies. agers for the their culture, the result of con- the present faculty club is trying other two campus of Colorado and Long Beach state fluence the halt of pilot training , made by members of the chemical "I think this is a proposal which publications are tact with American governmental to gain a Phi Beta Kappa national subject to council college, before enlisting in the Air for flyers from Communist coun- engineering faculty. The basis of can be made to work: this Pro- approval. and military activities, according charter for the San Jose State Force in March, 1941. tries, halt aid to Communist-bloc the selection was high scholarship gram would be the best possible Spartan Daily budget, to the professor. campus. It will have to wait until as yet He served in the Pacific Theater nations and to uncover and dis- as well as need, said the secretary. in reaching the greatest number unapproved for the fall semester. of operations, in World War II. charge those in government ad- MANY TRIBES the 1964 national convention. Dr. Special guests at the presenta- of doctoral candidates," he told is also appropriated by Student making 18 combat missions over ministration responsible for these Currently. Mindanao is popu- Morgan said. were Stanley Warren. UTC the Spartan Daily. Council. .7 apart tion lated by a wide variety of small The disadvantage of student's development center operations semi-nomadic trews, which depen. Friday Flick having to commute between the manager and Dr. Francis J. Lava- on their land Les their livelihood. schools to pursue their doctorates cot, manager of process develop- "Rut s Mosier movement similar One whirlwind affair after has been a controversy in regard . ment for the firm. to that of the early United States another makes up the pattern of to the joint program. Flaws in Promotion The corporation plans to present is beautiful model in to- Plan, taking place," pointed out Dr. life for a Dr. Clark would make no pre- . the scholarship annually to an up- Mednick. !night's Friday Flick, "Butterfield diction as to the outcome of e per division student, according to Mindanao's wide spaces and lush IS," 7 and 9:30 at Morris Dailey proposal, but noted that Dr. Glenn sirs. ()leer potential farmland has led govern- auditorium. S. Dumke, chancellor of California mental authorities and economists Based on a novel by John O'- state colleges, is also co-chairman ays Si Teachers Local to conclude that "the future of the Hara, the film Is set against the Of the board making the recom- Pre -Registration Phipippines is in Mindanao," the lbackground of Greenwich Village, mender ions. A list 'it "deficiencies" in se. ism of a "division promotion com- mental committees. professor said. fashionable East Side Manhattan Chancellor Dumke, in his May San Jose State faculty promotion mittee" and a third, college-wide The college-wide committee un- Continues Today In such an area, said Dr. Med- and suburban New York. 2 Founders' Day speech at SJS, procedure, and suggestions for re- "budget committee" to "superin- der the AFT local's proposals. nick, ii is not unusual to find The film stars Elizabeth Taylor, told his audience that final prob- vision of the system have been tend allotment of quotas to divi- would be elected by the faculty. I Pre-registration for majors in Villages populated by Christians, Laurence Harvey, Eddie Fisher lems were being solved and "doc- presented in resolution form to the sions and make the final decisions It would determine the number seven departments continues to- Moslems and pagans trying to live and Dina Merrill. tor's degrees are coming." college administration by the SJS on all promotions." of promotions scheduled for each day. Sophomore registration be- - - local of the American Federation Decisions of the committees division and department. on the gan this morning in Morris Dailey of Teachers (AFL-CIO I, would be public under the AFT basis of the money allowed by the auditorium at 8 and will continuo 'New Voice' Study The resolution, passed Tuesday local's proposals. administration for promotions. until noon. Former DS Student by the members of AFT Local DEPARTMENT COMMITTEES The college-wide commit tee Beginning at 1 p.m.. freshmen 1362, lists an "absence of college- The division committee, under would not review individual pro- May -crater, according to Dr. To Be Presented wide promotion policies" and "a the AFT proposals, would be made motion requests, but would "relate Kenneth I [Litton. assistant profes- lack of faculty promotion com- up of members of the department the recommendations for promo- sor of biology and chairman of "New Voices in America," a Ousted Marshalls mittees" as the system's major promotion committees. It would tion to the college quota" accord- interdepartmental advisement and .S. study of by documentary U half-hour wrongs. review decisions of the depart- ing to the Ayr resolution. pre-registration committee. SAN FRANCISCO i CPO- -U.S. will also stage a ''sit in" demon- SJS international students by the "Where faculty promotion er- Majors in the following depart- marshaLs carried a former San ' stration at the marshal's office. college Radio and Television News t ems do exist their decisions ;te ments are eligible for the pre-reg- Jose State student into their office commit- center, will be broadcast over If they are evicted, the overruled by the department istration program which began yes- Yesterday after he insisted on ex- 24- radio station KLOK Sunday at tee members will conduct a head." the AFT resolution states. Trimillos Wins $10,000 Grant tereay with senior and junior reg- hibiting an anti-nuclear sign dur- 8:30 p.m. "Stated criteria are, in some in- istrars; elementary education. en- ing a Written, produced and directed federal court hearing. stances, manipulated to by Mrs. Linda Porter, television support gineering. English. home econom- The incident occurred as U.S. preconcieved determinations on For Music Study ics, mathematics. natural sciences news director for the center, the in Hawaii District Judge William T. Swei- program will present various as- promotion." is another "wrong" and nursing. eert began hearing arguments in Senior music major Ricardo the center seeks to pi mote cut- pects of everyday life for San Jose listed on the resolution. A student may pre-register any a case involving three men arrest - Trimillos was recently notified ! tin-al exchange by giving State's 512 international students. NO APPEAL BOARD students ttints' during or after his scheduled NI nine miles off the Golden Gate that he is the recipient of a U.S. from Asia, the Pacific area and . Mrs. Porter, senior journalism The AFT also charged that the period. Dr. Hutton said. Students aboard a boat they intended to government grant of tip to $10,- the U.S. an opportunity major, was aided by two speech Promotions Appeal Board is "not to live must present their previously Me sail to the Christmas island nu- 000 for 21 months of study at the land study together. and drama majors. John Delan- a legitimately constituted appeal I tabled Advisement and Pre-regis- clear testing area. University of Hawaii's East-West Center students are toni, junior, was technical super- board." curriculum of more tuauoffered 100 a t.,ramtikm,Thearrdt,t,ormaddrniadmission to the Center for Cultural and Technical: Jefferson R. Poland, 19, who visor and Vern Langdon, soph- The board, the AFT announced described Interchange. Icourses himself as a nonviolent omore, narrated the program. in the resolution "consists pri- in Asian studies anti Ian -

demonstrator, held up a sign pro- Most of the program is com- marily of those persons who are One of 100 American students to I snifters. claiming. was 11011111 "Freedom cannot sur- posed of the international stu- involved in the original decisions receive the all-expense paid schol- Trimillas also awarded a 111W. vive nuclear war." Security guards arship. Trimillos will use the grant '$Kra:anartihoinalnafetliolownaelhispchofrolmarsPhihpi dents' own impressions of Amer- on promotions, a situation clearly Egad ! June - moon - etc. * lei him from the room. to study comparative Fast -West teen life and what they will do counter to the principles of Amer- hut R/A knows, as well II In at the Hawaiian center. i honor society, in April. The first musicology the hall, he went limp. after graduation. lean and English eirispredence." as do o fi, that it's C.,/a IA% ! SJ S stridenten to receive. this schol- earned him to the street. Dr. Marion K. Richards. assistant Net enough attention is being The scholarship covers up to ? fina Isille. End of II When he entre professor of English and acting paid to the doctorate degree in Trimillos bates he was agaln $10.000 in expenses during 21 arsP. plans to use It ? term, end of paper for W carried for further East-West studies out. The third time, mar- international strident advisor, and sortie promotions, the AFT local monis of study, including roundtrip now, end of this mod - shals took Stafford. professor The student will study for a him to their office. Dr. Curtis It. charged. It was also noted that transportation between San Jose st notice. for the time and testing offices will master's degree in Asian music ;it Polend, freinerly a sophomore JEFFERSON POLAND of English "evaluation of an indeirluars com- and Hawaii, tuition. room and hi-log. But know. for results of an international center. Later, he will tie for sociology major, withdrew from ... ousted by U.S. Marshals discuss petency is at times. determined by board. $50 a month in spending' elways, R/A wishes you questionnaire conducted people a government doctoral fellowship SJS last spring to voluntarily re- student outside the individual's aca- money. and $50 a semester for well, and stands ready semester. demic area." to a newly established program in turn to Florkla and serve a hour protest parade outside, he last books. I.. provide the attire to day The program was formulated in The AFT Local resolution in- Asian music at Harvard univer- jail sentence rather than Pay said. The last six months at the cen- make It so. Have a $300 member of the the radio-television laboratory last cluded suggestions for a new pro- sity. The musician will ultimately fine for participating in a I May was not a ter consist of a study tour of the wenderfir I respite. sit-in semester according to Prof. Gor- motions procedure, to be "sub- teach both Asian and western mu- demonstration in 1960. Everyman crews Orient. according to Trimillos. everyone. Si.'.- you eorne crewmen, Harold don Greb. associate professor of mitted to the faculty for adop- sic on the college level. The Committee for Nonviolent! The three The S.IS student plane to begin Eall. Godspeed from yr. Lazar and Evan journalism. tion." Trimillos has two alternate plans Action announced it would picket Stallings. FAwatel his graduate studies at the East- r.oht Art.. R/ contempt charges Bob Ilalladay. senior journalisen Included would he a department to teaching: becoming a cultural the court. Carl May, owner of the D. Yoes. face West center next fall. forbid- major is lab director of news and promotion committee, representative of the U.S. diplo- trimaran defying a court order nominated Everyinett which was for affairs. Tom Hedges. Junior, Established in 1960 by the U.S. matic corps or writing 11 }-2CK3S Al K I N1-1 # lied in them to sail the Everyman public and elected by all the depart- compost. the attempted protest %sty- ding Congress and the state area. is radio news editor. ment's faculty members, organiza- of Hawaii, eons using oriental techniques. IN SAN JOSE e SatunktY mkt the committee Into the test o

S--BPARTAN DAILY Friday, June 1, 1962 More Power? Kennedy's Tariff Bill Thrust and Parry Hardly the need for anyone questions the United States to degenerate era, our ultimate ment the Spartan Daily articli make tariff revisions in order to compete on an e%en basis with Student Amazed victory shall be the more glori- of May 29 announcing the S'Z'AU the European eons market. President Kennedy is now ask- May Lower Others the flames grant from the At 'Driver' Degree ous, illuminated by Allstate Safety ing congress, for the power to make these revisions as he sees fit. Editor: which shall purify the earth of foundation. I was shocked The question however, is Editor's ;401.: This is the lost in already started repercussions in to here, not whether or not Kennedy We are deeply disturbed by moral leprosy. learn that San Jose State Col- is qualified to make such judgments, but series on the Common Market. the United States. President whether congress the terrifying march of heresy We actively support the exist- lege awards master's degrees for should allow the executi%e branch of By DIANE JUDGE liemiedy's tariff Intl may be the go%ernment (-Cell more and republicanism, the forces ing monarchies of the work'. We "work in the area of driver ed- possesses. What worries the rest of the beginning ot lowered tariffs than it now which are usurping the inalien- shall spare no effort on behalf ucation and safety." world about the throughout the world. In this instance, the facts are brought to view that this is Common Mar- princes of the of the ascension of our unlaw- Another possibility is that the able rights of the I was under the impression not the only area in that Kennedy is asking for increased power. ket is the prospect of non-mem- fully dispossessed brethren of Common Market may set off a earth. We have therefore re- that masters's degrees were He wants to be able to control certain areas of taxation, appoint bers selling less in the market the blood royal, whose agony has movement toward further see- solved to found the Society for awarded only in academic areas. members to the federal reserve hoard and exercise control over than would be sold without the been redoubled by witnessing the tionalization of the world econ- the Advancement of Monarchy Would someone who has a part the cities: i.e., the proposed department of urban affairs. tariff agreement. savage destruction of all that is omy. Countries discriminated I SAM). In driver education "post grad- The above are only some of the things that the President Since the future standardized holy at the hands of the sense- against may retaliate by seek- Our dedication to ancient and uate studies" please enlighten is asking. Congress may or may not grant these powers. If it tariff would be an average of less rabble. ing to protect themselves. honorable principles dictates me as to how you are mas- dues, it runs the risk of creating a situation that in years to the combined tariffs charged by Bill Sumner The reaction may be an in- that we labor unceasingly to querading drivels' education Stsi come may be of severe consequence. If it does not, it will have members, relations between a At4B A13081 crease of tariff barriers at the reestablish the rights of our an academic discipline? to take on the responsibility of quick and decisive action. The member country and an outside Jack Pitchman national level or a division of royal brothers, who have under- forementioned would especially be necessary in the area of tariff exporter probably would not ABB AI4751 Jim Brills the world into a number of eco- gone extreme and terrible suf- revision, for here is where it is apparent that quick action is change drastically ASB A10543 nomic blocs. fering, inflicted by that beast needed and it is also here that congress traditionaly has been But the tariffs faced by any Students Organize POLITICAL UNITY which is the mob. slow to act. five members selling to one of Although not in any specific Although our cause may en- Monarch Society their partners would be reduced provision, the Treaty of Rome counter opposition from such and eventually eliminated. The radiates a feeling of European fanatic elements as exist in this I read with complete aina2e- result will be far more trade nationalism and political unity. within the six and far less out- Common Market differs Beauty Care side. The from other European trade as- In this way, market countries gilded Cage sociations in that it requires At Low, Low Prices will discriminate against non. Housedaughter Describes members to give up part of their All work done by qualified market countries. sovereignty and forecasts aorta We carry these students under supervision. popular FAVORABLE ASPECTS sort of political union. mune brands: But there are also favorable Jean Monnet and other Eu- Life in Boarding House aspects for non-members. For- ropeans dream of a United States \lit-, Pat Bobbie Brooks SULLIVAN EAUTY COLLEGE BENS "panty-raidt' during which all g eign businessmen might find it of Europe joined economically By KATHY Alice - Fleisclunan 115 West San Fernando Si. CY 5.9516 more profitable to establish and politically. Members may be "it's Grand Central Station!" the girls' panties were stolen Muriel Ryan - Famelia firms within the six member willing to merge political inter- This, according to Jo Ann Pond, from the clothes line and scat- countries. They would be able ets as they have trade interests "house daughter" of Blackmore tered all over the street. Jo Ann iliiiiiiiiiii1M11111111111111111111111111111M1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111W to produce inside the Common and become one mighty nation. hall, is the best description of amusingly related how several 455 E. William CY 4-7629 SJS coeds. policemen came to the house Market what they could no The economic unity of the her life among 20 10:30 to 6:00 Mon. through Sat. MOVING SOON? longer afford to export to it. Common Market is an important The 14-year-old student of every night with samples of l'!:30 to 0:00 Thum E fry the do-it-yourself method There are many investment op- foe to Communist intrusion. A Roosevelt Junior high school en- stolen undies for identification. = with a trailer from portunities in the market's ex- polticially united Europe would joys her role as the daughter F. LEM'S panding industries. be a strong blow to the Soviet of houseparents but points out The Common Market affects Union, and a valuable alliance the disadvantages of her position TYPEWRITER U -HAUL the world in many ways. It has for the free world. with little hesitation. TRAILER F. Jo Ann feels that her social _= RENTALS life suffers from her various ob- RENTALS Special Student Rates = 378 E. Santa Clara CY 4-9011 ligations at Blackmore. Her International Student Club duties prevent her from going latest models Free delivery LARGE STOCK OF SMALL TRAILERS to as many places as she would fully guaranteed Free Parking no deposit Free exchange Vans Car Carriers like, and the lack of privacy Open Trailers Boat Trailers Seeks Help for Friendship rules out the possibility of hav- 124 E. San Fernando "We're next to Col Book" CY 3-5283 Horse Trailers ing social affairs in her home "except in the summer." Whatever or wherever you are moving, see An organizational meeting tel tion of a medical dispensary in MODERN OFFICE MACHINES CO. students interested in volunteer- Zinapecuaro, Mexico. Although Jo Ann, a ninth LEM'S for a trailer. ing their aid for international The projects have been under- grader, was quick to cite the -nni11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111IMUM11111111111111111111111111111111Z taken mainly by students from disadvantages of her situation, friendship through the Inter- San Jose State, Stanford, San she was firm about the advan- national Student-Worker corps, Francisco state, the University tages she has over other girls How To Get a Shave will be held at 8 Sunday evening of Colorado, St. Mary's college, her age. in Newman hall, 75 S. Fifth at. the University of Oregon, Holy "I enjoy being here. I enjoy The corps was formed last Name college. the University of being around college kids," she "RAZOR-BLADE CLOSE" summer when a group of Yale California and Berkeley high admitted. Jo Ann feels that she students built a school in Act- school. can learn from the experiences With Any Electric Razor pan, Mexico. Appreciative local Describing the project, Bold- of the older girls and is able to Mexicans assisted in the con- izsar termed it a "natural" for meet people of different back- struction of a church for migra- language and engineering ma- grounds. JUST PUT williarns LFCTRIC tory workers in Fowler, Calif., jors, especially in the practical Jo Ann humorously related %save on your face before- near Fresno. application of their skills. hand! It does these three various experiences she remem- things. This summer's projects, ac- He said that women are nec- bers from her life as a house- essary to the operation to pre- daughter. 1. Instantly evaporates cording to George Boldizsar, perspiration to end razor draK publicity chairman for Newman pare meals for the men working One girl's hair turned green. club, which is conducting the on construction. Separate lodg- 2. Sets up your beard ton. according to Jo Ann, when the quicker, closer shave SJS recruitment for workers, ings have been provided by girl used some greenish-brown will be the completion of the Mexican students now working dye on her hair, thinking she was 3. Lubricates your stun for on the Fowler project. a smoother, more comfort. Fowler church and the construe- using black. able shave Weekend trips to Fowler are Two years ago there was a scheduled for the summer, with " REGULAR r mENT1,10L TOP o". YOUR --r4 A WHISTLEA WINKAND transportation provided for SHAVE WITH *Warns - workers in car pools from SJS. LisetAlliams lee Blue Spaztanegaily AQUA The project is also in need of TIC MIELVA '- a fter.s ha ve Westirn donations of tools, foodstuffs for Entered as second class matter April Shave lohUr; workers, material supplies or 24, 1934, at San Jose, California un- girt inc. money. der the act of March 3, 1879. Mem. Soldizsar asks interested stu- ber California Newspaper Publishers Association. Published daily by Asso- Lutheran Council TEMPORARY OFFICE dents or donors to attend Sun- ciated Students of San Jose Stets keligicu4 National JOBS day's meeting or regular Co'Inge except Saturday and Sunday, during college year. la day - week month/ Wednesday night meetings at Editor CAROLYN PERKI0 St. Thomas Chapel Advertising Manager .... Orgatqation,o 12 South First St Suite 411 Newman hall, where the project A student chapel for the doubter, .__ SHERRY THOMPSON questioner, and believer. will be discussed. Day Editor KEITH TAKAHASHI

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Sunday at 6:00 p.m. long-lasting tube formula keeps your hair in place. throughout the week. NEW "Right on Campus" 2370/ Maybe your girl will muss up your hair, but not CAMPUS CHRISTIAN CINTPR Stk and Santa Clara CY else will. Give new tube-formula Wildroot 300 South Minister much Untie J Benton White. Campus a try. You'll like it! 419112. COLOArE ,...0+01.rwl CO . .1) r, Honor Fraternity Physical Ed Junior Signed Elects New Slate cide eJiew4 Don Giovanni' To Close To 'Brigadoon' Lead Role By JOHN FARMER For Fall Semester An 5.15 junior physical edu- nomenal growth in his dramatii Tomorrow Night A fishing fool? YES! Season cation major and former col- interests and has appeared cii A foul? Perhaps. Tau Delta Phi, the oldest hon- lege football player has been inunemus college productions. Sweet wife-o-mine made that comment last week. Other state- 5.15' 31st drama season closes statue of a man he killed -the irr fraternity on the San Jose signed to play the lead role in Most recent of the junior's ments she added were less kind, but I will let those pass. Forgetting with tonight and tomorrow father of one 44 his many ladies State campus, recently held the Les Altos Junior Artists performances was in" the latter will avoid more domestie difficulties. night's performanees of Mo- drags him down into Hell amid guild's July 27-28 production of 1962 Revelries production. zart's opera, "Don Giosanni," at eleuds of steam and thirties of elections for fall semester offi- alc- A trout caused the whole mess, but my wife, the suggestion of Lerner and Loewe's "Briga- Clellan, who has been in the last 8:15 in College Theater. fire. a camping trip and three books of trading stamps are also to blame. cers. dorm." two Revelries shows, carried the 'rickets are on sale at the Principal roles are CalTiPti by Results of the tower fratern- David M. McClellan of Castro role of Lacey Rockstar. Before last week I classed trout as about equal to the American theater box office, Fifth and San ri time Mike Pat t erakis as Don ity's election are John McCar- valley, learned earlier this week McClellan has also appeared politician: Something I coukl avoid. Then I got land pardon the Fernando 'its., weekdays from (;Kn'anni, sopranos Pegi Dillari, thy, grand magistrate: Bob that he won auditions for the in the Gus Lease Show, a musi- expressioni hooked. 1-5 p.m. Admission is 50 cents Brooke Shebley and Diane Sut- $1 general. Can- ton as Donna Anna. Donna El- Owen, magistrate: Bill Lund- role of Tommy Albright in the- cal revue which was organized WIFE'S TRADING STAMPS for students and local show, which will celled l'eSer% atiom are soki at situ and Zerlina, respectively: berg, master of records: Clem be pre- by SJS students last year and sented at Foothill junior college. My wife made the mistake of being generous to her husband. the door after 8 o'clock the night baritone Robert Cunningham, master of Furlong, finance and The speech and drama minor. She gave me the three books of trading stamps. of the performances. Masetto: bass Lawrence McCom- Karl Pflock, master of entrance. who has aspirations of appear- Until this time my fishing experience had been confined to a The SJS production is present- mai, Leporello: tenor James ing in a Broadway music-al com- game played at school carnivals. I can't explain the deep-seated, ed in an English version adapt- MacDonald, Don Octavio: and edy, believes in "gaining experi- primitive force that turned my eyes to that casting pole listed on ed by Edwin (' Dinning. as- bass Jess Russell, the Com- ence by doing." page 493. It just happened. sistant 131311e4isor 01 Mlislc. mandant. Mc( 7Iellan did litt le dratna Set in mid-17th centuiy Se- Stage director is Dr. john H. Before you could say "bait box" I was hauling home the fancy work lieftee entering SJS in the ville, Spain, Mozart's "dramtrut Neeson, assistant professor of FORMAL spinning rod and a metal -tin" titled "a bait box." sprint! of 1960. The physical NI- gioeiso" alternate- eomedy with tIN111184 and musical direelor is 414.tlion major's college career tragedy as the noble grandee Dr Dunmire. Settings are by THERE. DAD TO BE A 'SINKER' tailed at San FraneiSee state flits about from woman to Wendell J Johnson, professor of WEAR eullege, where he elaytal half As sort of a -sinker- the manufacturer had included a booklet woman. drama. and lighting by Kenneth back on the SFS football team. ol fishing tips. From this I learned you needed a special reel to Den Cio,anni, or thin .1 ilts11 First in Since enrolling at SJS, go with the fancy fishing rod I collected for "free." gets his just deserts when tho- dronia. formal wear ('lellan has undere,h, But my wife refused to part with another trading stamp. Per- since haps she realized her initial mistake, for by this time I was study- 1906 4.080118111/001seatt ing only one kind of curve: the correct one for casting. '59 Corvette $2899 It was at this point that a friend suggested the camping trip. "WORK OF ART" ,OIELOK I, with fish in mind, agreed. Visions of roughing it danced in my '61 T-Bird $3399 head. $ One Aay .5-twice SALES RENTALS NO BOY SCOUT '57 Chev. Sweaters & Cashmere Coats IN SAN JOSE Now, much poorer because my wife insisted we rent a hon.,- DAVID M. McCLELLAN 75 SOUTH 2ND Bel Air.. $1095 trailer, I am not so sure of the modern definition of camping. I sus- Our Specialty . . signs acting contract CY 4-2322 pect, however, it has changed since my Boy Scout days. 55 DISCOUNT WITH ASR CARD Open Thursday un141 8.30 p EARL WILLIAMS MOTORS has performed througnout the I still needed a reel. The solution was N compromise: my wife AN NO (CLASS OF Si) a re a. The Lease show was got an extra trip to the hairdresser's and I got my way. ART CLEANERS 0 BERKELEY SACRAMENTO 1199 SO. FIRST STREET hroadcast on KNTV television Armed with the advice of neighbors and friends. I headed for 398 EASr SANTA CLARA CT 2-7587 MATEO PALO ALTO This semester. store. SAN SAN JOSE the local discount -e- str- -441 -Aredrepeesompeuinowirmilems The lead to "Kiss Me Kate," Two hours later I emerged, $15 poorer. I am now, however, LC' which was produced last semes- equipped with a reel, a fishing license ($5), two lures 151.50 each) POWDER PUFF POKER RUN ter, was understudied by Mc- and a bottle of fish eggs (caviar in the raw, the salesman called it). Sweatshirt Clellan. A member of the Or- In addition I had purchased a small hand net to lift "prize catches" Q June 3 9:00 a.m. chesis dance club, the dramatist out of the water. et has appeared in the club's con- Color of the Day In the process of this mad sortie into the sports department. Valley Fair Parking Lot ,erts. thanks to that helpful salesman, I hooked two women shoppers Entrance Fee MO3 At SJS, the baritone has per Car trying to learn how to cast. (I might say one heavy lady reeled in studied under Dr. Gus Lease, as- rather nicely.) PRIZES LAKE sociate BLUE professor of music, and is FkEE COFFEE AND COOKIES Only $2.85 also a member of the Men's Glee The shopping spree was not the only reason my sweetheart made club. her comments. She has other reasons: Sponsored by 6 Ps,) Alpha Omicron Chapfe7 of Beta Sigma Phi Spartan Bookstore After graduating from college, Once last week I awoke in the middle of the night screaming McClellan plans to gain further "What did you do with my fishing rod?" ../ze...ce-ozere ...ezeseet..d) P , On Cornpus'' experience by appearing in local I spend hours, my wife also charges, looking at books titled "The theater productions. His "Briga- Easy Way to Cast," or "Western Trout, Hero of the White Water." (loon" performance this summer

his scheme of learning My grades are diving deeper than a harpooned whale. 8/0 NAMES byTheinto doing. I have another reason for being classed as a fool: The former SJS wrestler's ul- Unlike politicians, trout are not fools. They will not swim into retwaza75- Get III Ornate goal, however, Is Broad- the traps set by sitnple fishermen I HAVE YET TO CAT( A silly. FISH. OANUT SEA &SKI! Bond, Tax Voters LA. Student Wins SEA You sure will TAN To Get More Time $500 Scholarship 0ROVE SKI Dr. Wayne Champion, profes- I sure won't burn SACI:AMENTO (UPI Ab- sor of industrial arts, recently sentee voters who cast their Cruz Beach announced that junior Indus- Santa ballots in the June 5 primary Handy 4-oz, plar..t trial design major Jon Newgard Squeeze bottle $1" SUNTAN LOTION election and also for a school won a $5(X) General Motors New 6-oz. family size $1.79. bond or tax elections at the scholarship, as well as a three Other sizes 79t to $2.25 same time will get a longer pe- month summer job with the (all prices plus Fed. tax). riod in which to return their General Motors Technical de- ballots, the attorney general Se+ So , . . Porto, Nfoala For a Study Break, Bow!! ruled yesterday. partment in Warren, Mich. Under a new law governing Newgard, of Ft. Bragg. Calif. PHARMACY stat e-wide elections. absentee Is currently displaying his ma- PALM BOWL METRIC ballots must be in the hands of terial in the North Wing of the 1523 W. San Carlos the county clerks three days be- CY 4-2810 library. Santa Clara fore the date of the election and will lie counted election night. NEXT TO WINCHELUS But an o!ri law. goscrning only schocl bond and tax elections, Lucky 7 permits absentee ballots to be received six days after the elec- tion. Student Discount Atty. Gen. Stanley Mosk, in art opinion to Secretary of State Frank I.E. Jordan, ruled yester- 3, day that the old law prevails in per gal. illy county or city in is hieh a school election is consolidated with Student Body Card! TROPICAIRE with the slate-wide primary. YOUR Ee Reutal He said, however, that abseil - BUY NOW AND SAVE AT Aim.' 1 Almoolne TWIN-VUEDRIVE IN lee ballots received by the fsr SANTA CLARA AT 7,1, LUCKY 7 SERVICE STATION FOLLOW THAT DREAM ,-ierks three days prior to the f 1170 North 4th Street San Jose CL II-9144 ,lection could be minted on Where quality and service mean economy FONIC ADVENTURE NORTH SCREEN ,lect ion night. BURN, WITCH, BURN DEAD ONE SPARTAN HOUSE OF WOMEN DRIVE.IN THEATRE Ni5.3410 So. hot at Alma To SOUTH Pf11,1 IN TERROR pREE CAR HEATERS EXPERIMENT 11 EXPERIMENT IN TERROR OCEANS THE HAPPY THIEVES siorwo FRI, AND SAT. ONLY 4 THE SOUND AND THE FURY I SMUT ate I 396 South First 1 =Ezi DON'T KNOCK THE TWIST DON'T DELAY! Ghobby Call This gat Nite RAY 2P DAYS OF THRILLS & LAUGHTER HOME Admission *175 Tax Ind. SAFE AT Today CY 7-2121 THE MILLIONAIRE'S iOf LOf, LO_LVAMMO (Summer flights are filling rapidly!) INci Shoto6 9:is its wis 1433 The Alameda INEcY7-3060 TO ANATOMY AWARD WINNER LES LIAISONS OF 'Si Howard Nelson's DANGEROUS Now You Con S., If HO N FRENCH (AN THE NOT TONIGHT, HENRY SCREEN GET? Rote vadima COM rew,11 Mother, ee. TRAVEL Plus ADVISORS PLUS Acedemy Award Winning Cartoon from . Ds S;ce and Sophia Loren 24 E. San Fernando San Jose BEAUTIFUL WIFE ERSATZ THE MILLER'S 1qTARTAN DAILY Friday. June 1, 1962 'Market Hike Ike Opposes Sgt. Garret Retires; Junior Scholarship Win Enables Near Record Kennedy Farm Varied Military Career Ry JESSE RAGE NE1% YORK I UPI - The stock R his fathers oa it Alaska. has math' tentatne nA man who was plans Israel !market surged and then subsided with Sgt Garrett to in l egu menta the National build in a Study tio bearer hunt. To Yea r of Spend guideon tog I Guard, a lieutenant colonel during luslge in the Caribou Trail David Zucker. 20, an SJS junior kibbutz, or farm. There, he will , Student Zionist organization- Ile of trading that wiped out what WASHINGTON (UPI)Fortn , World War II, married to a ma- the Yukon. in social science, will spend a year. learn the elements of communal will be required to nay WO. and remained of Monday's multibillion president Dwight D. Eisenhower , 1 was on the military advisory Prior to coming to SJS th-ee beginning in September. in Israel. farming, and the customs of the ' the rest will be covered by his dollar paper losses. ready to go to jail to block gov- lir. , i s group to the quartermaster gen- and a halt years ago, Sgt aft,: winning the alachon ralad- farm people. sponsoring groups. In return. ,lie of farmers, With the New York Stock ex- ' eminent regimentation of the Chinese National army rett served on the military richei Chou, La'Aretz sir Youth Young people from all over the has to sign a contract niedeine to a Republican con-leral ------change's ticker tape running al- ' according on Formosa, and finally supply ory group to the quarter, Leadciship Institute in Israel world have volunteered to devote two years of his support and serv- most two hours behind, the volume gresruanroan. rt_wash.. :atgireeanfrot rait 30SayneaJrgosreoliSiftaaryte,senwil.1 general of the Chinese Na, scholarship. two years of their lives to kibbutz ice to these groups upon his re- of transactions edged clnse to that Rep. Catherine May, army on Formosa. Zucker. a rabbi's son. a 1959 work, in the interest of Israel. turn. of Tuesday-- -14,750,0110, greatest I said Eisenhower told her that "he Ice June O. Sgt. Garrett is a graduate of the graduate of Castlemont high school After his kibbutz experiences. t'LUR MAN since that of Oct. 29. 1929, in the would be darned if he just .Homer F. Garrett began Infantry basic school, the Quartet. in Oakland. will spend five months Zucker will spend his last two Zucker has served in a number days of the fabled crash. wouldn't rather go to jail" than . his military career as a guideon master associate and advanced in Jerusalem studying Hebrew. months in a general summary sea- of campus leadership posts. He is shares to submit to the controls he said At noon PDT. 7,530.000 bearer in his father's National courses, the Civil Affairs culture, geography and political Sion. past preseident of the Humanities proposed.. school had been traded. This compared President Kennedy once in 1926 at Fort science. For the next five months. His trip is sponsored by the club, past president of Phi Eta Gicouttiwrd Kcoymsp:tny. lat Princeton university, and the with 7,740,000 shares at the same T h e Agriculture department rref totr vividlylyyearem- Zucker will live and work on a Jewish Agency for Israel and the men's lower a Army Language school where Sigma, the national hour Tuesday. promptly replied that such drastic division honor fraternity, a mem- members practicing majored in Japanese As the market opened yesterday, measures would not he necessary, the day of his her of Phi Alpha Theta, the his- for the post. When stocks rose abruptly on the basis I As a matter of fact, it said under Sgt. Garrett torts honorary society.. past master first parade came, f buy orders that accumulated Kennedy's farm proposals it would his colors before EXPERT SHOE REPAIR of finance of Tau Delta Phi, past was about to dip during the Memorial Day holiday, be impossible. the reviewing general, when he CLEANING & DYEING treasurer of Hillel, current presi- Quick Then they gradually came off their -deep gopher hole. For Dependable dent of the Student Zionist crgani- PENALTIES steppe into a foot Service Caine to opening highs. holding. however,; of calling the ,at ion, and a member of the Israeli A spokesman said that only His father, instead to better than their opening prices. i company to a halt, gave the order, ECONOMY SHOE REPAIR St talent organization. civil penalties are provided for 43 E. Santa Clara "Continue the march." Two hun- Last September. Zucker went to uncooperative farmers in the Ken- dred and twenty pairs of feet Maryland where he represented er nedy farm bill. 'You deal marched over the top of him. Sgt. his chapter of the Student Zionist KEWB Announc 1 In a newsletter describing her Garrett says he was given seven organization at their national con- talk with Eisenhower and other days' KP for his slip, Special directly vention. He also serves as book GOP lawmakers at Gettysburg reviewer for the Zionist Collegiate. To Talk at Dinner last week, Mrs. May said that the DURING WW II former president "expresed a very Summer with the owner the group's national paper. In World War II, Sgt. Garrett Rates slttnhers of the Radio and Tele- , angry reaction to some of the 2REDIt’sl. APARTMENTS served with the Marines in the ONE OF SIX vision guild of San Jose State will I original Kennedy farm programs Asian Pacific theater, while his 2 Students S80.00 when you sell hear guest speaker Michael Jack- because they contained jail sen- When asked how he thought he wife was in the China, Burma, son. radio station KEWB disc tence penalties for farmers who 3 Students $90.00 was selected to be one of six stu- India theater, serving in the Army jockey, at their annual Awards refused to cooperate" your books at dents from the United States going nurses' corns. 4 Students $100.00 banquet, 6:30 p.m. Sunday at I She said that Eisenhower, now I, Israel this year. Zucker said When he retires, he will leave and up Golden Doors of Los Gatos rest- i a cattle raiser, went -into some "I guess I was selected because of the service as a lieutenant colonel urant. detail about how he had never AP 1RT1IENTS toy activities. It was not decided and will join his wife at Frankfort. Jackson, formerly an announcer , asked for and never taken a cent an grades." Germany and become her depend- WITH POOL for the British Broadcasting Corp., of government money on his farm. The SJS student said further, ent until she retires in June, 1964. $125.00 has worked in Johannesburg. Aus- He declared that if any of these Flat Rate i -I've always wanted to go to Is- The Garretts then plan to take tralia. Israel, South Africa and proposed regimented programs be- rael and then all of a sudden, this rio round the world London, came law" he would rather go to a reverse t- a Spartan Rental came up." and revisit all the combat zones Student awards include those, jail. Zucker said he wants to teach In which they both served. They for the outstanding freshman. tele- SPLENDED IDEA in high school, then in college. He will visit Taiwan (Formosa). Service vision program, television director, .. is also considering entering the At this point I said quite Goaaananai, Iwo Ana, Japan, 485 So. 0tli - CY 7-8fIT- Sell television technician, radio pro- rabbinate. but first. he hopes to earnestly, 'General Eisenhower, I Free China and Eniwetok, among gram, radio technician and radio- get his academic degrees. thing that is a splendid idea. If their ports of call. Your Books TV performer. you would be willing to go to jail "Being a Zionist means favor- SJS students may obtain reser- it would make a wonderful ex- INSURANCE ADJUSTOR ing an independent state of Is- Af: ,.:lriorm in SD130 or 51)132 today. ample to prose about While in Germany, Sgt. Garrett rael. but it does not mean that one our point control farm programs, will work as an insurance adjuster, necessarily wants to visit or re- -For a minute he looked taken and will return to that occupation AlitCleey main in Israel," said Zucker. Terrorists Ruin ROBERT'S ! aback and then burst into a roar at the family home in South San of laughter, in which we all joined Francisco when he and his wife Feast's Solemnity as he assured me that he agreed return from their world jaunt. BOOK Co. Activities Board it might be the best way to strike An old friend of Sgt. Garsetes, ALGIERS, Algeria (UPI1Ter- a blow frxr our cause, and he would Colonel Harry Hart. retiring at rorists in Algiers and Oran yes- be perfectly willing to submit the same time as the SJS supply On 4th St. across from the Library Offers Five Posts terday shattered the solemnity of hirrsrlf 1r the speriment " sergeant. but at Fort Richardson, the Roman Catholic Feast of t!, Five positions of student leader- Ascension with a flurry of attach ship are being currently offered by that left eight Europeans the student activities board. The One Moslem was wounded. FREE DINNER STUDENT five vacant slots are recording sec- The toll brought the 1962 ter- Purchase 1 El Patio Special rorist casualty total to 5303 killed retary. corresponding secretary. $2.00 Dinner* and Receive a Second One FREE CLOTHING UNiON and 10.049 wounded. VAUGHN'S attorney. two bulletin board man-I WITH PRESENTATION Of THIS AN agers, and two members-at-large. BRING A FRIEND! Applications are due today. In- 'Consists of Tamale. Enchiladas, Chili Con Caro*, Micro, I Salad teriieas will be conducted in the ' POSITIVELY THE College Union, Monday, June 41 Also Live Entertainment . . . from 2:10-5 p.m. LOWEST WOMEN'S CLASSICS Applications for orientation Friday & Saturday Nights ... committee chairman are due in the GAS PRICES Featuring the LEE SISTERS in a rousing College Union by noon today. In- Community Songfest. ierviews for that post a ill be held IN TOWN from 2:30-5 p.m. today in the Col- C kliMEN'S EL PATIO SAHARA OIL CO. CLEAN-UP Dinner 'fit 10 p.m. Models Needed Second and William 360 W. San Carlos Open 'ti l a.m. For Fall Work LESS THAN 1/2 PRICE Today is the deadline for women1 students to apply for fall work the Spartan fashion council. '-tiding to Bernice Mangseth. With the spring semester rapidly coming to an sociated Women Students publi, chairman. we want to reduce our stock of Vaughn Applications are due in the ac- IMPORTANT! MERITS ATTENTION! tivities office. Adm212. recognized sportswear at phenomenal reductions women will be selected for IL. council. which is sponsored by to at student card holders. All items to be sold Stuart's and Bloom's. San Jose clothiers. according to the chair- at less than 1/2 price for a limited time only. man Attain the acre of salubrity, contentment, and Work on the council will elude modeling at women's u unpostponed pleasure independent of +rivia, Here is just a sample of the pus living centers and a 20 cent discount on clothes in the NEW STOCK so,re, added. tedium and life's tiresome trumperies! tremendous savings: f Summer Cottons DRESSES DiC srj C%-ambra,-. Sale Price $8.33 STATE MEAT Flash forth from the bores, go-betweens and 1 5" up $12.95 BERMUDA SHORTS Sale Price $6.33 MARKET persistent buttonholes of civilization with the ISO E S.sta Clore Also: CYpross 7 777IS vast S!..9', BLOUSE D.C. Sale Price $2.88 amounts of currency received for used Complete Wedding; Gown, Headpiece, Veil. Steer Reef text books $16.95 Tapered CAPRI PANTS Sale Price $8.33 LIVER lb 49c 5000 up Link Fresh 1.q,,, SAUSAGE lb 49' Special d t,, Many Items to choose from. Boneless Stewing BEEF lb 654 at Complete Informal STOCK UP FOR SUMMER Center Cut Wedding CHUCK ROAST is 45 CALIFORNIA BOOK CO. LTD. 24" VAUGHN'S Student Clothing Union TOP QUALITY 134 E. SAN FERNANDO 121 South 4th Audrey '4 ,k4Pro 4 i 85 W. San Antonio Corner 04 Market

bRItINALDEFECTIVE Friday June 1, 19r" SP DULY-11 National Track Championship: OTA Tips Spartan Trio To Compete Close for Spartan SAE, Win ins Freshmen By JOHN MI bobs, and ft. !ad.!) klie are the sikurti le 14,44144. 1114. "III I resshit111111 weeks left freedmen Iron, S in With two in com- iilanova Who Marls of 30: 115 5 ...et 11 Mural Title Tomorrow in Compton Meet trail petition the San Jose State frosh Sun Jose In ii points. Paul II e ti ti at the British In cattlemen are leading the nation's an el fort to pick up needed C'ol his elianinlariships III 1961. By DON CHAPMAN A trio of Sun Jose Suite cinder- In the former year, lie clucked 46.4 Tomorrow's race will ree squads by seven points points, freshman freshman Coach Dean Mil- Murphy's time broke the record Omega Tau Alpha bumped Sig-I men compete tomorrow in the in the 440. He later ran a 46.0 re- era first open mile cwri)netition in the race for the national cham- ler has announced plans to enter by 12.4 seconds. Compton Invitational track meet lay lap. Coach Bud 'Winter re- since that same Coliseum "rnirriest,, ma Alpha Epsilon 18-15 yesterday! pionship. Tom Tuite and Gary Coleman in in southern California 1 flOrtS Willie has looked sharp al Mu r ph y broke the freshman national title is decided the 3000-meter steeplechase at the afternoon, then walloped the club practice this seek. The by record in the 10,000-meters by 29 Dennis Jolmsbn, Willie Wil- times and distances Pacific AAU meet at Stanford a 17-6 yesterday evening, to grab the' the best seconds when he was timed at liams and Ben Tucker are Tucker. who holds the SJS in by freshmen week from tomorrow. 10-Speed BICYCLES turned in the 31:06.5. The old record was set by all-college softball title, on the slated to compete- In the 100 - school record in the mile at The According to Miller, not many school year. closest competi- Intramural field. yard dash, 4441-yard dash and 4:03.6, a ill duel with sub-four - Schoinn From freshmen run Al Lawrence at 31:35.5 in 1959. tor to the Spartababes is Arizona the steeplechase and mile run, respectively. minute tnller Jim terelle of the Hop-step-jumper Henry The first game slugfest saw the tioloott led by its great sprinters so few have run it this year that Lawson state, SAEs lead 4-3 going The rest of the Spartan track Los .Angeles Track club. Grelle all Tulle and Coleman will have broke the national freshman rec- into the sec- Cornpict,, Uhs Williams t46.0 4401 and squad won't see action again until was timed in 3:58.9 in the May blitaein9sh to do to pick ord for the triple jump last week ond inning. Then, in the big sec- Struck$699. .5, Carr 19.4 100 and 20.1 2201, up points is finish. June 9 when a full SJS 114 Coliseum but it was Henry at the ond, SAE scored seven and OTA team will Preis.. Al) Models Another California relays when he In line to the Spurts- event In which only particirate in the Pacific AAU only good enough for third be- Next went 49-81.',, to eclipse the old came roaring back with nine to PAUL'S CYCLES two freshmen hasc cilia filled this meet at Stanford's Angell field. hind Ness Zealand's Peter Snell record of 49-5 held by West go up one. 1435 The Alameda CT 3-9766 year is the ha llllll er. Miller plans Johnson, who showed some of and Oregon's Dyrol Burleson, Chester state's Bill Sharpe. SAE's slugging days were over. to turn One Of his weightmen his old form when he ran a strong Big Auto Sharpe's mark was set at the however, and with Rod Amiable Into a ha lllll ter thrower to pick third to world reco r d holders Savings Announced West 1958. Insurance extra Coast relays in coming in to pitch steady ball, the married points. Harry Jerome and Robert Hayes wo,ci and net kat $13 dividend. or a Last week at Modesto, Sao OTAs whacked in five more runs 21 $71 on current It The Spar t an freshmen have in Saturday's California Relay, of 145 (based 4,364 in the third frame to pull out to dividend). Single men been burning up the .1110.0'14 sprint medley relay team takes on the third of North Amei - cent $43 dividend. or ,et track this 2S: sni lots of Dwight Middleton (440), a 17-12 lead. year and have turned in some of ica's "big three" sprint trio of $109. O.bilitn ye 0.,C.) 510/20000 Bodily Injury Med...., the best freshman Lloyd Murad 1220i, Larry Le The losers made r lytlng Frank Budd at Compton Dented.. and $500 marks of all- Property coverages at con- Fall (220) and :1111cr Gibeou Paymeste. Othe time. noises in the fourth and fifth Budd, the official world record Payments can be parable savings. a 18801 turned in the second fast- Mice or lour times Leader among the innings, !tut the. weren't enough holder at 100 yards (9.2), tied made once. full info’ freshmen is Call or write for est time ever year. Campbell, Danny Murphy who by freshitten when to catch up. the world mark In the 220-yard notion to Georg IC has set na- Avenue. Sunnyvelis. they were clocked at 5414 Maple nits) tional freshman times in the six 3:22.4. dash 120.0) earlier II& h011,011. REgnt 1.1741 (day & - In the wild second, both teams mile and 10,000-meter races. Gibeau holds the third fastest batted around and each team had 40101,011 ran se-s eral 9.3s it lag Him 30:06.1 clocking In the freshman 880 time in history at a representative that hornered. the then eststing aorld record) 1.50.1. The top time of 1:49.9 Is F.4 Grant hit a round tripper for and to wind -aided 9.2 last year held by UCLA's Bobby Seaman the SAEs and Rod Annable did before suffering an leg injur. Girls - See the Latest and Missouri's Bill Rawson. Ron likewise for the victors. that pres rated hint (rolls facing Delaney of Villanova and Archie Budd in the NCAA meet. The Taus started off the *WC- I San Romani jr. of Wichita are Williams (San Jose s Willie) OS ond inning rally that saved them second with 1:50.0s. be facing the country's top (pi with Max Lancaster oalking. ter-miler, Arivona slate's Ulis W San Jose's mile relay team holds Ben Lupin getting on siet error Kampus the fourth fastest time in history hams, at Compton. Ulis, who lir- Kut-ups and Sonny Davis singling. Gil Willie hails from Compton, b., with a 3:12.0. The top time is held Cyester then got on by at field- $2.85 by this year's California fresh who clocked 46.0 this season - just er's e h 0 I 0. Barr. Mallugh three-tenths of a second off Glenn turned in a 3:10.1 at Modesto. wallies' to load the bases again, USC Davis' world record. and Occidental teams are before Dallas Hall struck out. Spartan Bookstore also ahead of San Jose with 3,11.0 Willie, who has a best of 47.3 trying to run Cloth ny and 3:11.2 times, respectively. Rod Thomas got things going this year, will be again by a walk. Phil McCowen back to his 1960 and 1961 Dwight Middle-ton stands 10th and Lancaster singled and Ann- Chances are, you know that Greyhound tares are less than In the 4411 standings with a 47.6. able homered to end the rally. any other form of public transportation. Wnat you probably Ulbe Williams of Arizona state Lujan flied out to wind up the FAIRGROUNDS luta the top spot with a 46.0 don't realize is how much less. For a pleasant surprise, inning. FAIRWAYS MEXICO time and Cal' Dave Archibald In the fifth that pulled the check the money-saving Greyhound fares below. You'll see has been timed at 46.7 to tie for OTAs out to stay, Davis walked, Golf Course , second. at a glance why it always pays to insist on exclusive and Cyester singled, to start it off. Greyhound Scenicruiser Service. .and leave the driving to us. NEVER HAD IT Pole vaulter Roger Werne holds Mallagh was thrown out at third down 11th place in the all-time after getting on by an error. No other form of public oar.sportac.on haz. laces SO low. For example: rankings with a vault of 14-4%. Hall sacrificed, McCowen made 50' SO GOOD Topping the list is Rolando Cruz it to first on an error, and Lan- LOS ANGELES SEATTLE FOR GREEN FEES One way $047 Round trip $15 25 One nay $21 It Round trip $38.0C of Villanova at 15-4. caster homerecl to end the rally. WITH COPY OF THIS AD SAN LUIS OBISPO RENO It Murphy also holds down eighth OTA got nine runs in the fir,' One way 5440 Round trip $792 One we, S775 Round trip $13 10TH & TULLY ROAD FRISNO PORTLAND spot in the two-mile rankings with inning of the second tilt to gr (Sat Sun & Holidays excludd) One way 54 12 Round trip $670 One way Si 7 or, Round trip 530 No sense traveling south of the border to get that lip-smack'n them a cushion, although they d SACRAMENTO a 9:05.0 clocking. Al Lawrence of One war $291 Round trip $136 70 Almaden Avenue Mexican food. Right here in San Jose at the corner of 4th and not need it until the fifth and tll. EUREKA Ho us t on has the top time of trip frame. By then, the champs had Bs AHROBPE R One oat 5740 Round 533 32 Son Jose 10, California St. James you'll find a place that serves Mexican food that 8:54.5. SANTA BARBARA added eight more runs to malcJ LEE'S One way $656 Round trip 511 RI CT 54151 tops any you'll find - even in Mexico. The place? That's right, SAE's six run rally insignificant.1 The first inning was a base on ALL HAIRCUTS BAGGAGE! You can take more YAM Km on a Greyhound. If yOu teeter. Wild laUndry I, ertra it's Tico's delicious tacos plus other equally baggage on armed by Orwouno Package ['stets I'S the, end costs you tst Tacos for those balLs story, until Keith Adki! - tantalizing Mexican Aishes. Come in today and discover the Pa ttersonliston finally relieved Bob Jemeson ar, wonderful world of Mexican food at Tico's Tacos. brought order. Fifteen OTA bats- men took part in the rally. 1.25 Title Bout Date Set Intramurals Director Dan Un- Open 9.7 Mon -Sat.. Sun. 9-4 ('IIICAGO tUPI) The Illinois ruh and his assistant Charlie Clark Tico's Tacos tabu- Athletic Commission today ap- are nearing the end of their 68 E. San Fernando 4+h and St James lation of points for the all-sport-, (One Block Irons Campus towad Tow, date of Sept. 25 pi-wed a fight champion organization, to be an- at Comiskey Park in Chicago for nounced Tuesday. t h e heavyweight championship . P:0.1 Cl Or: ne coc4-0, cnuotry el ant a(S.STCPEO TRADE lllll bout between Floyd Patterson and SJS Tracksters Sonny Liston. The commission also approved Schedule Banquet SEAT BELT SAFETY ticket prices ranging from $10 to $100. Al Bolan representing Cham- The San Jose State track team's pionship Sports inc., which has the banquet will be held Sunday Jun, fight contract, said he would make 10, at the home of Dr. Wall, use of 46,500 permanent seats and Reynolds in Saratoga. CAMPAIGN EXTENDED about 10,500 temporary seats. Any track athlete who wants to Bolan estimated the fight would attend is asked to sign up at the gross more than $5 million. track or in the coach's office. 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es--SPARTAN DAILY Friday. June I. 1962 Workshop Set Viet Nam Guerrillas' Wanderer Summer Session Goers Chem Students Win In Swimming Kidnap 3 Americans Will Speak SAIGON South Viet Nam iFace Deadline Today of a mara- The Department of Physical Ed- (UPI) - Communist guerrillas The sights and sounds vacation will be presented -Registration Award, have kidnaped three Arnerians thon Today is the final day to apply packets will se Scholarships a ucation for Women will offer German who were treating lepers in a today by Horst Erler. a for a permit to register for SJS distributed at the Women's gym An academic achievement award :tented workshop in synchronized swim- student, who left his country five to the Chemistry depart- hospital about 200 miles north of summer session classes which be- from the north side," Dean West and two scholarships have been ment by the Dow Chemical co.. ming for the beginner and inter- years ago for a round-the-world explained. "The here, the U.S. embassy reported gin June 25. halls close at 4 presented to three SJS chemistry ' for distribution to outstanding mediate June 18-22, according to yesterday. trip that's still in the running. Registration permits may be ob- P.m." students, the San Jose State Chem- students. Erler will speak this afternoon Mrs. Mary Gilbert, instructor in The embassy identified two of tained in summer sessions office, Final checkout, including the istry department announced yes- at 1:30 in TH39. His informal the department. the kidnaped persons as mission- Adm 144. turning in of cards and presentation is being sponsored by paYment aries. They are the Rev. Archie E. Registration for the six-week of fees, will be in the Men's gym. The workshop, which will be of- the Sangha club, an SJS group in- Miss Katharine Crawford. a Hale! Club Plans Mitchell, 44, Ellenburg, Wash., and 10-week session will begin at Registration for the ftsir-week was fered for one unit, is open to stu- terested in Asian culture. graduating chemistry major. and Dr. Eleanor Ardel Vietty. 34, 7:30 a.m., June 25. session is scheduled for Aug. 3 in recreation lead- Erler left Germany in 1957 and awarded the department's academ- dents, teachers, Houston. Tex. both represent the with registration per- the Women's gym beginning traveled widely through Europe Students at ic achievement honors, a gold-em- Sunday Breakfast ers, and other interested adults, Christian and Missionary Alliance. be allowed to sign up 8 a.m. Fees will be collected and Asia where he developed a mits will in bossed copy of the Merck Index. 1 Installation of who are high school graduates, The third American was identi- first. Those without there also officers and a friendship with Ronald Jue. an for classes a handbook of chemical com- breakfast at Chris' restaurant. 17 fied as Daniel Gerber, a repre- be able to register in Dean West said according to the instructor. SJS graduate student in biology. permits will that %imps pounds. Her grade average last 1E. Santa Clara ave., will be the , sentative of the Mennonite central beginning at 2 p.m.. for classes starting Interested persons may send $12 In Thailand, Frier took such an the afternoon on dates tenet semester was 3.33. I final semester event for Mille! club committee at Akron, Pa. West, dean of than June 25 and to Synchronized Swimming work- interest in Buddhism that he be- according to Joe Aug. 6 will be Bruce Nakata received a $300 . Sunday at 10:30 a.m. held in the scheduled shop. Cashier', SJS'. A medical An unidentified woman, possibly came a Buddhist monk and then I summer sessions. ele,o,r,q7,-; scholarship and Michael P. Sevilla I A charge will be asked of $1 k I be submitted, a Vietnamese, also was reported traveled to Japan to learn more - $200 for outstanding chemistry for the breakfast, and a summer S Checks should be made payable to to have been seized by the Com- about Zen Buddhism. achievement. Nakata had a 3.77 program will be discussed. SJS. according to Mrs. Gilbert. munists at the isolated leprosar- Erler, a professional photogra- grade average last semester, Se- alliance about turn operated by the pher in Germany, will illustrate his villa a 3.70 average. Both are Registration will take place June EXPENSIVE COFFEE 14 miles southwest of the village areas slides of the FREE with color MILK talk 8:30 p.m. in the Women's juniors. Coffee industry sources estimate 18 at of Ban Me Thuot in South Viet patio. The first meeting of he has visited. Honorable mention in the schol- that at the time in the United I gym Nam's rugged highlands. With A question-and -answer session EVERY TOP SIRLOIN DINNER arship awards were James H. States when a good meal was the P y following in I.VG8. I An embassy spokesman said the will follow. Takemoto (3.57 grade average), available for about 12 cents, Wil- Communists left behind nine other information for the five Gerard F. Feline 13.51 and Ki- liam Penn and others of his gen- Housing Americans including the Rev. Mit- For 0811, $149 yoshi C. Katsumoto (3.443. eration were paying $4.68 for a days of the workshop may be ob- chell's wife, Betty, and their four The scholarship money was pre- pound of the brets tained in the housing office, Achn- children, Rebecca, L,oretta, Glen Job Interviews 229. Job Interviews will be hold in the cquired eedtauntitt Patrick and Geraldine. Placement office. Adre234. unless spe- Instructor for the course will The spokesman said none of the cified otherwise. Appointment lists are 207 South 1st Street be Mrs. Norma Olsen, internation- Come Americans were molested by the put out in advance of the interview. al secretary of synchronized swim- guerrillas and no reason was given Students are requested to sign up early ming. for the liikeseatide celfU kidnaping. TO D A Y Mrs. Olsen's emphasis, according The alliance headquarters in Taft union high school: high to Mrs. Gilbert, will be on group Ness' York said the Rev. Mitchell, school teacher candidates. Graduation Pesents Fine Dinners at synchronized swimming, choreog- a native of Franklin, Neb., pre- Franklin McKinley elementary Low Prices raphy, costuming and music. viously was the pastor of churches school: elementary school teacher in Bly, Ore., and Ellensburg, candidates. in Sound Chicken Wash., and has been in Viet Nam Dinner $1.25 Nation's Death Toll since 1947. * Harmon Kardon Coronet Special Steak Bakmas Hillcraft Cabinet, AM -FM Stereo Amp -Pre -Amp Multp,e, Voucher Deadline 2 Electrovoice 15- Coaxial Speakers, Garrard 88 Auto. Dinner $1.10 Hits Holiday High matic Changer, Shure M-70 Cartridge. Top Sirloin Dinner $1.49 Flower Reg. $612.00 (UPI; -- The nation's Memorial Set for Cal Vets Graduation Price Day traffic toll reached 111. a Shop $479.00 record, final tabulations showed Cal Vets are reminded by the ARCHIE'S STEAK HOUSE yesterday. administration that June attend- * Harmon Kardon Festival II ance vouchers for subsistence are So. 21111 "ttreet The death rate increased in the Flowers to be turned in to Adm263 from Musk.' Cabinet with Stereo Expansion, 60 Wafts, AM -FM waning hours of the holiday and Corsages Stereo, Stereo Amp-Pre-Amp, 2 Electrovoice Sp-12B Coax- I passed the record of 109 set in 1956 now until June 5. ial Speakers, Glaser Steers Automatic Changer, Shure M-70 Failure to register will prevent Magnetic Cartridge. for a one-day Memorial Day 2-0462 subsistence for next payment. CV fatality count. ,sulasummazzawszuma..__ . _ Reg. $636.40 Graduation Price $469.50 The National Safety council had Spaztatta estimated the toll would ram:, * Harmon Kardon Coronet , between 80 and 120. Old World Charm in Dinin!r Hillcraft Cabinet, AM -FM Stereo Amp Pre -Amp, Multiplex, ! Final figures compiled by United rn. 2 Electrovoice 12" Coavial Speakers, Glaser Steers Auto- CLASSIFIEDS IPress International showed this America's Most Beautiful liafla-au matic Changer, Shure M70 Cartridge. , breakdown: .j Reg. $572.00 Graduation Price $399.50 FOR SALR Men - ROW", and board, Summer and i Traffic. ill. 1 Authentic Bavarian Food CV - hall. Delic:ous food. 2-7278. Drownings, 38. * Harmon Kardon Coronet '53 Mem. Rebte, engine & fio- Music Every Night .s. . ,-, D.. new paint, excel1ent cond. Ciaoe to calker,. Furnished 4 rm. rear Planes, 13. Musks Provincial Cabinet, Am FM Stereo Amp PreAmp, $4-c. 2,:s 44%. , cortege for married student or teacher. Miscellaneous, 29. SUNDAY Multiplex, Garrard 210 Automatic Changer, Shure M-70 INo children or pets. Available June 25. through with Diamond Needle, 2 Electrovoice 12" Coaxial Speakers. 1956 MCA- - Overt only 750 m. es su.:e I 445 Total. 191. Die Rhinelander So. 8th. THURSDAY . -- - , - HeIS 10-day or 3230 mile i California led the nation with 11 Reg. $546.96 Gr.idwi+k, Pric,- 5399.50 . 5 75. CO 3.'867. , GIRLS-FALL RENTAL Kit. prin. Mae. Michigan had nine traffic deaths. Wilda Band 5. Furnished. approved. 347 So 12th. Penn- MG -TD. '52. Gel. cond. 3 8 Sc. 2Is1 CV 3-2810 af.er 5 p.m, ' traffic fatalities, Ohio and I sylvania seven each. Texas and Baughn & Sat. Nites TRANSPORTATION , Maryland six each. Missouri and and Her Piano 53 Cheu coon. - New York five each. ,2 , ' r,-, - ., 2- : ' 'It, , IS day Hawaiian Holiday incl. rod. trip ' e_ oliamett4 24, -70t5. ti . ;are eccom.. noun. Cornpl. price City -llofirat, CORP OR IN:ar I CI Ps Frank Locicero CV 2.8794. Garden $750 Ca '52 MG-TD. 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