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.., panINI Platforms Possible Varied Reaction by Candidates Spattanct On Hill's Campaign Comments SAN JOSE ASH Pres. Rich Hill's comments hope the voters will be ratiunal rectum of unsatisfactory points in STATE COLLEGE on the "ill-defined" and "high- %Liters, sharp and critical of the the revised constitution, objection candidates, their background and to the loyalty oath are only a few VOL. 47 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, sounding" platform's of the can- WEDNESDAY, MAY I I, 1960 NO. 125 their platforms. points in our plank." didates met with varied reaction "All of the items on my plat- "Our candidates are pledged to I yesterday. Relays Coming form are quite possible," MeClena- this platform, but only to this ASH presidential candidates han said, "some will be harder; platform," the TASC spokesman Howard Reed SJS Version of '500' and Robert Mc- than others, but nevertheless, real- , continued. "Once in office they Keown were unavailable for com- 1st IC. have complete freedom of choice ment. TASC platform Is concrete, said on matters not covered in the Slated for Friday; "Honestly, I don't think my plat- TASC spokesman. "We have platform." form is high-sounding, nor do I CANDIDATES EXPERIENCED think it's ill-defined." said Bob Sam Obregon, student chairman Tennant, presidential candid;',e Hopefuls on Air for SPUR, stated that in light of 21 Machines Entered "It just gets down to the ix, . hot!) radio %rill open its the experience and background problem of student government State Mike this afternoon at of the SPUR candidates, they are tt EARLE TRUAX torcade, consisting of the lunch- and suggests. four fundamental 12:30 to the four candidates for in a better position than anyone eon guests, with the ways to '1.%setily-one "man-driven" in a- queen in a do something about it." the ASB presidency. Pat Me- to accomplish the items on their 1960 Cadillac, chime will compete in SJS's will proceed around PLATFORM Clenahan, Bob Mi Keown, How- platform. the campus and then, out to the ver of the lndianapolis"500" "My platform starts out by re- ard Reid and Bob Tennant will Obregon pointed 1,, the party's ; fairgrounds where the parade will forming Student court, regulating Friday at the Santa Clara coun- present statements, and discuss past platform and accomplish- be held. minority control, and voicing ob- each other's platforms. KOED ments. The party's main aim this t) fairgrounds. The parade will begin at $ jections to the administration Is piped in the College Union. year is to effect a successful two- The event., Pushcart Relays, p.m. Entrants will be judged by housing regulation, just to name The program is Ill be moder. way communication between the is being sponsored by Lambda Vice Pres. William J. !Inset 5liss three," Tennant continued. "I don't Med by George l'anok, and will voter and student government. Chi Alpha fraternity. It begins at Janet Douglas and Robert S. by a think these can be validly consid- continue as long as the earull- 3:30 p.m. and is preceded Martin, associate deans of stu- ered ill-defined." dates wish. Doug Coleman Is parade which features the Cres- dents, and Lt. Col. Bobbin's, head Candidate for president Pat Me- producer-director. cent Girl, Stephanie Bruton. of military science and tactics. Due to illness, Mhos Bruton Clenahan indicated agreement Prizes will be awarded the best with points in Hill's comments. specific points well within t 5 Politicos is as crowned last Saturday eve- entry. "Some of the ! minimut, ning at the Delta Gamma soror- candidates really realm of possibility. A As soon as the parade is con- haven't made an students ity house instead of the Cres- effective study of $1.25 wage for cluded, the relay competition will co; cent Girl formal which took student government," he said. "I through the placement office, To Speak get under way. Contestants are place at Deerpark Tavern, near divided into a men's and women's Santa Cruz. It is unknown at the SPURers Speak Pt by J division which compete separately I present time if Miss Bruton will GETTING READY Preparing for the ''big push" in Friday's until the sweepstakes. On Plans be well enough to reign oerv the Pushcart Relays are (I to r) Bud Haldeman, assistant director of Length of the course is 530 Relays. yards. It is divided into legs, the relays, John Sauage, Lambda Chi Alpha president, Vicki Gor- much . will speak for themselves for the Selected by the sponsoring fra- the same as a track relay. Each don and Irene Radavero, Crescent Girl attendants. In the fore- second time today when they meet ternity as attendants to the queen cart is pushed by a man until he ground are the trophies to be awarded the winners. 171:::0MpoinTtis Dailey auditorium at were Irene Radavero from the reaches the relay point, wile, Catholic Women's Center and another man takes over. Gavel and Rostrum will sponsor Vicki Gordon of Chi Omega so- In the women's division, carts 'candidates' night" fur the student Council To Act on By-Laws, rority. are driven by a woman and body, in an effort to make known A luncheon will be held at the pushed by a man. Men's division the views of each candidate, and Lambda Chi Alpha house at 1 entries am both pushed and give candidates a to p.m. Friday. Guests will include driven by men. chance chal- TASC Recognition, Elections presidents of the fraternities lenge each others' claims. the Qualifying heats are listed as All presidential candidates will and sororities, rice Pres. William events one through eight. Winners Council meets today in operation; in front of the I speak, and a representative from Student cafe- J. Dusel, Robert S. Martin and of these events advance to th, Union at 2:30 p.m. teria, in TASC (Toward an Active Stu- the College front of the bookstore Miss Janet Douglas. associate semi-final events in their division of ASH Pres. and dent Community, will present the without the presence in the outer quad. deans of students, Robert L. Ba- Events nine and eleven are the ASB veep Guy views of his party. n,* Ifill or Students will vote for all can- - ron. housing coordinator, and Lt. men's division semi-finals. Events, Pat McClenahrin. Robert Mc- didates for executive posts and Col. Robbins, head of military 10 and 12 are the women's divi- Keown. Howard Reed and Bob executives are in Tucson at only the council representative ence and tactics. sion semifinals. Tennant will speak for themsches the Pacific Student Presidents candidates for their class. Following the luncheon, a mo- Men's division final is eient convention. as individuals. and Everett Avila assn. 13, and the women's (LIVIA011 will speak for TASC. Avila is run- Marsh NVard will chair the coi.i final is event 14 on the program. AS!: ning for Senior Representative. cii as it tackles two more R Event 15 is the sweepstakes, fea- , John Gustafson. candid,!,’ f., by laws and considers official rec- turing a race between the winners eed On Sale Today Junior Representative. e ognition for TASC. of each division. They will be coM- ate the discussion, lit.' Spartacamp assistant director peting for a three-foot-high trophy enter into the arguments appointments are expected to be awarded the isinner by Lambda Rta,f,sstornumio president of Gave. !. Act iiin on the Ski club con- Chi Alpha fraternity, sponsors of liy-laws Locations 20 At C mpus Flying a t' ' ion. the event. be taken. Gustafson said Gavel and I' A double cover, feati41111)4 line (:enlry; "Ditha," by Linley Jensen. Doyle Norman, senior repre- 1rum is sponsoring the del, drawings of Bill Bartley and Ron and "A Night Called October." sentative, will report on the elec- Carraher, enclose the literary con- by Ted C. Lewellen. tion preparations for Thursday otipe' edesItiaudt7iticin':,;-, tributions of Reed magazine this Poetry contributions include Addition eiceehf.efaorrt awl Friday. No-man expressed inclidates, and ' year. on sale today at booths "Exodus." by Joseph Gallo, and concern on the student's knowl- a chance ;. throughout the campus. -From the L'each." by Marilyn edge of the available seats under censored quest, The annual campus literary I triggs. BILL GILBRETH 0), candidate for ASB vice president, discusses new constitution.the To Cafeteria magazine contains 44 pages of The magazine will also be on plans for the job he wants with Sam Obregon, Mildred Baba and -nu council will be composed short stories, articles and poetry. sale in the writing clinic and in Larey Hunt at SPUR's "coffee hour" yesterday noon. of IS people," said Norman, "four ' The idea of a double cover was the Student Affairs business office, seats from each class and two for used for the first time this year. Tif16. Under Study Transcript Request', the graduates." to Miss Dorothy Pritch- Reed staff includes Kelly Ber- will be in according A joint proposal reque an , Three sets of booths editor; Roy Hamilton, asso- world wire editorial adviser. nard, - ard, assistant to ectena Due by June 10 Short stories in this year's pit- elate editor; James Kitson. art addition the present e' .\ 11:\1; I ik ! ,,1 -;; mit s e and a cafeteria for the new resi- lication include "Not by a Dam editor; and Nancy Louise Clouse. !agent Eisenhower yesterday that Congress probably will not pass his dence halls is now under discus- scripts showin Site," by James Noble; "The Last publicity manager. proposals to increase postal rates and gasoline and aviation fuel taxes. Military Unit sion before the department of grades are ask. Man San loan hy Elmer 0th er contributors i ne Id e con.C This report was a "great disappointment" to the President, house finance in Sacramento. 10 to the reg. - , rod Rushing, Erie Wilber and Ger- GOP leader Charles Halleek (Ind. I told reporters. A two-story building for the 103, at WIT1(10, i ald W. Pfaffl. The President's recommendations to raise new revenue and help cafeteria addition is anticipated Those st ,Not Guilty balance the federal budget were discussed at his weekly meeting 'Moral Decision' by the college in the proposal. transcript- with the Republican congressional leaders. Dean Burton said. If approved, the , to Mrs I.. Senate GOP Leader Everett M. Dirksen MI.1 said no one Ls 'I"' I'. uf a defend'. building will be built directly be- 'charge of ,rffi, that he pei sonally did hand To Be Reviewed e enthusiastic about the tax-raising bills or a proposed increase hind the present cafeteria. a card containing a Michigan Stat postal rates. list ef " The residence hall cafeteria. if viited officers and ree iser of 1r In Today's Talk ' approved, will be constructed on BROWN CONCERNED OVER COURT DECISION Folk Song Concert organization on time was enough Edmond Cahn's book. "The Mor- the block between Eighth and SACRAMENTO 1UPI, GOV. E4111111f1f1 G. Brown said yesterria . es idenee for student court to de- al Decision Right and W, Mathematician Ninth sts., according to the SJS the Feather river project may have to be enlarged and the Eel rive, clare that organization not guilty Light of American I Tickets Available in the ets-'!--r plan for future construe. project speeded up 10 to 13 years unless the U.S. supreme court re- during trial yesterday afternoon. will be reviewed at today's lx,ti, t' I ! de- Speaks Today .Ion, venues a decision on the Colorado river. The student court. in a 3-1 Dr. Philip E. Davis. as- day and I .7.. talk by The college hopes the proposed' Brown told his news conference that the decision was "really cision, found Scabbard 'and Blade. professor of philosophy, in Dr. J. Sutherland Frame, author Affairs business or ,istant cafetetia additions will be included a blow to California. Southern California's growth is slowed down honorary military fra- and B of the cafeteria, of "Solid Geometry" and co-author the Limeliter's ist rooms A in the 1960-61 governor's budget., or stopped- unless the supreme court modifies the decision. not guilty of failure to of "General Mathematics," will morrow night at S in NI, at 12:30. Dean Burton said. "This points up the fact that we just Cannot let water run out .110 list by Oct.. 31 professor of law at speak in S142 at 4:10 this after- auditorium. The author, Since several modifications will of the Golden Gate." he said. "That's an over-riding decision that t.t. Patook. University law school, noon on the "Elementary Concepts Limeliters, a modern I . defendant, Tom New York no doubt result in the original the citizens of California must face." ling trio, are home 111-01/011' 7 President of the organization. said has designed the book to answer in Relativity." plans for the cafeteria additions, he Mathe- lose by the Social affall'S vronann it ned the list in around Ocl. questions on what moral guides Dr. Frame, head of the a description of the facilities asked USSR ISSUES FORMAI, sm- rRoms:T ! tee. Reserved seats are and after stating prevealslY. are In he found in American law. matics Department at Michigan for within the two proposed build- Ntoscow !UPI, The Soviet Union protested formally ti, the $1.25 .ti.aeral admission is $1. I turned it in." Prit,a.k. "The author assumes that there State university, is visiting SJS ings will not be released until United States rtsterday about the flying spy mission of the Amen. duritrz eaort testimialY. brought is an overlap between moral and while on a lecture tour of 20 col- later, Dean Burton said. canU2 jet plane allegedly shot down over Siberia May 1. ASli Dr. Davis said. leges and universities under the tie ’la possibility that the legal questions," A news conference held at the U.S. Embassy disclosed that a Acti :lies office where trw list arid added the author shows that auspices of the Mathematical assn. protest note over the incident had been handed to American Chame was to be turned In had mis- sometimes judges are required to of America. Opera Tickets d'Affaires Edward Fereers by Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko In his talk, Dr. Frame will pre- Placed the list. make -moral" decisions from "leg- Ticket's are on sale at the during a 'correct and pleasant" interview at the Foreign filinistr brief description of physi- i.tatement. the couet said al" issues. sent a College Theater ho x office for this morning. which the not guilty verdict Dr. Davis continued that the cal experiments led to new the Opera Workshop [render-thins Contents of the note were not immediately published by thn about the relative ve- I have been in such ,y because of the defend- book is mostly a discussion and assumptions Friday and Saturria at ft:30 Soviets. a light. pickle since I saw you last. ..,t,itement that he personally interpretation of cases summar- locity of p.m. In Studio Theater. The pro- But the circumstances surrounding its presentation indicated 1 also include principal I went broke again and handed it in, and this, therefore. ized in law reports. The topics It will gram vrill include "Sister An- a Soviet softening of the propaganda barrage against the United the formulas of special relativity Feds came when I didn't 'icon, a reasonable doubt as to of these cases range from the gelica" and the second art of States in view of next week's summit meeting in Parts. III(' which are derived by an elemen- pay my taxes, euilt of the defendant " value of human life, to cheating -Carmen." student tickets are Diplomatic sources said the Stniet Union made an "emphatic and it was bitsiness. tary mathematical argument terrible. However, all is [twang testinl,my, ASI1 prose- 1111 taxes and honesty in 75 cents and general admission protest" over the American plane's May Day flight. based on freshman analytic geom- well now except 'H orney Pat Merlyn:Man "The author's task is two-fold. is Ill. I was etry and a little calculus. - 1:i.t it's Vt - -v’sr s171 poor and a , host of es alence, Said. "lie presents the cases couldn't buy make Dr. Frame was graduated sum- WASI , t-, P1 1 2 plan, thing, Then I a statement signed by 0C - where judges have had to ,Ity heard of was office secretary Mrs. Mary decisions on moral issues and also ma cum laude from Harvard in shot doan uhile taking photographs over Russia, is developinx the R/A Super Charge ... his Sno-Cone Sale otgers rind two witnesses to the presents a guide which the read- 1929, where he also received two reconnaissance satellites which could not be blasted from the that opens with a Reg. Ph.D. degrees. A sno-cone sky by known means. 'fleet that the list was not turned er might use in making his own M.A. and sale. sponsored by any Card. I'm buying! was associate editor of in to the office as of Nov. 4. moral decisions and solving his Ile the sophomore class, will be held One of the spy satellites, the Samos, would be able to take Mathematical Monthly actual pictures of Soviet territory In other business, the class of problems." American from 11 a.m. to 2:30 pm in front The other. the Midas, would Wie and director general lath and the Lutheran Student The hook is intended for general In 1942-1946 of the library today. Five flavors infrared sensing devices to detect the heat trails of missiles in Melt of Pi Mu Epsilon national mathe- are The first Samos is ROOS ATKINS assn. were fined $5 each, but the readers, he said, adding that it available at 15 cents a cone. scheduled for launching front Arguello. Calif. hot on matical honorary fraternity In The sale will be held every Wed- Inter this year. But the air force said it would he several years !me, were suspended 1111C 10 len- provides reflect t utt be t4 First at Santa Clam j 1957-1960, nesday fore a iency by the court. theme mat tent. until the school term ends. Complete Samos surveillance system is in operation. 4:,..sstite:::xx-: :i : :-: :-: .: : : :ikt.t. : , : : :, :": :". Platforms Possible Varied Reaction by Candidates Spa tart On Hill's Campaign Comments SAN ASH Pres. Rich Hill's comments hope the voters will be rational rection of Unsatisfactory points in JOSE STATE COLLEGE on the "ill-defined" and "high- voters, sharp and critical of the the revised constitidion objection candidates, their background and to the loyalty oath are only a lew VOL. 47 -401%lis SAN JOSE. CALIFORNIA, sounding" platformii of the can- WEDNESDAY, MAY I I, 960 NO. 125 their platforms. points in our plank." didates met with varied reaction "All of the items on my plat- "Our candidates are pledged to yesterday. Relays Coming form are quite possible," McClena- this platform, but only to this ASH presidential candidates ' han said, "some will be harder platform." the TAsc Howard Reed and Robert SJS Version of '500' Mc- than others, but nevertheless, real- continued. "Once in office they Keown were unavailable for com- istic." have complete freedom of choice ment. TASC platform Is concrete, said on matters not cosered in the "Honestly, I don't think my plat- Slated for Friday; a TAsc spokesman. "We have platform." form is high-sounding, nor do I CANDIDATES EXPERIENCED think it's ill-defined," said H d Sam Obregon, student chairman Tennant, presidential candid, Hopefuls on Air for SPUR, stated that in light of 21 Machines Entered "It just gets down to the bLISS HOLD radio bill open its the experience and background
problem of student government State Mike this afternoon at of the SPUR candidates, they are Its tio rade, consisting of liH EARLS:TRUAX and suggests four fundamental 12:30 to the four candidates for in a better position than anyone Twenty-one "man-driven" ma- eon guests, with the queen in a ways to do something about it." the ASH presidency. Pat Mc- to accomplish the items on their chines will c pete in SJS's 1960 Cadillac, will proceed around PLATFORM Clenahan, Hob McKeoun. !tow- platform. version of the Indianapolis "500" the campus and then, out to the "My platform starts out by re- ard Reed and Bob Tennant 14111 Obregon pointed to the party's fairgrounds where the parade will Friday at the Santa Clara coun- forming Student court, regulating present statements and discuss past platform and accomplish- be held. minority control, and voicing oh- each other's platforms. KOED ments. The party's main aim this 1 fairgrounds. The parade will begin at a jections to the administration , piped in the College Union. year is to effect a successful two- The event, Pushcart Relays, p.m. Entrants will lw Judged by housing regulation, just to name The program be moder- way communication between the is being sponsored by I.anSda Vice Pres, William J. flaw!. Miss three," Tennant continued. "I don't ated by George Vanok, and will voter and student government. Chi Alpha fraternity. It begins at Janet Douglas and Robert S. think these can be validly consid- continue as long as the candi- 3:30 p.m. and is preceded by a Martin, associate deans of stu- parade which features the Cres- ered 111-defined. date* wish. Doug ('oh -man Is dents, and I.t. Col. Robbins, head Candidate for Mc- cent Girl, Stephanie Bruton. president Pat producer-director. of military science and tactics. Clenahan indicated agreement Due to illness, Miss Bruton 41 Prizes will be awarded the best with points in Hill's comments. specific points well within th; 5 Politicos ails crowned last Saturday eve- entry. "Some of the realm ning at the Delta Gamma soror- candidates really of possibility. A minimii:- As soon as the parade is con- haven't made ity house instead of the Cres- an effective study of $1.25 wage for students hit,. cluded, the relay competition will student government." he said. through co, cent Girl formal which took "I the placement office, o Speak get under way. Contestants are place at Deerpark Tavern, near divided into a men's and women's Santa Cruz. It Ls unknown at the division which compete separately SPURers Speak present time if Miss Bruton will GETTING READY Preparing for the "big push" in Friday's until the sweepstakes. On Plans lw well enough to reign over the Length of the course is 530 Pushcart Relays are (I to Bud Haldeman, assistant director of Candidates for ASL presidency Relays. yards. It is divided into legs, much the relays, John Sauage, Lambda Chi Alpha president, Vicki Gor- will speak for themselses for the Selected by the sponsoring fra- the same as a track relay. Each don and Irene Radavero, Crescent Girl attendants. In the fore- second time today when they meet ternity as attendants to the queen cart is pushed by a man until he ground are the fiophinsfo be awarded the winners. Morris Dailey auditorium at were Irene Radavero from the reaches the relay point, where ,0 p.m. Catholic Women's Center and another man takes over. u;avel and Rostrum will sponsor Vicki Gordon of Chi Omega so- In the women's division, carts ; andidates’ night" for the student Council To Act on By-Laws, rority. are driven by a woman and tssly, in an effort to make known A luncheon will be held at the pushed by a man. Men's division the ...less's of each candidate. aral Lambda Chi Alpha house at 1 entries are both pushed and candidates a chance to chal- p.m. Friday. Guests will include driven by men. give TAR Recognition, Elections presidents of the fraternities lenge each others' claims. the Qualifying heats are listed a, All presidential candidates will and sororities, Vice Pres. William events one through eight. Winners Student Council meets today in operation; in front of the cafe- I speak, and a representative. from J. Dose!, Robert S. Martin and of these events advance to the College Union at 2:30 p.m. in front of the TASC an Act sic- St the lteria, bookstore Miss Janet Douglas. associate semi-final events in their division. the presence of ASH Pres. and in the outer quad. dent Community,Community will present the without deans of students, Robert L. Ba- Events nine and eleven are the Guy views of his party. Rich Ifill or ASH veep Students will vote for all can- ron, housing coordinator, and Lt. men's division semi-finals. Events Pat McClenahan, Robert 31c- Gleason. didates for executive posts and Col. Robbins, head of military sci- 10 and 12 are the women's divi- Neown. 110ward Reed and Ilia) Both executives are in Tucson at only the council representative ence and tactics. sion semifinals. Tennant will speak for themselves the Pacific Student Predents candidates for their class. Following the luncheon, a mo- Men's division final is event as individuals. and Everett Avila assn. convention. 13, and the women's division will speak for TASC. Avila is run- Marsh Ward will chair the coi. final Is event 14 on the program. ning for Senior Representative. cil as it tackles two more A' Event 15 is the sweepstakes, fea- John Gustafson. candidate. for by-laws and considers official turing a race between the winners eed On Sale Today Junior Representative, will moiler- Knit ion for TASC. of each division. They will be com- te the discussion, but nut sss- anamp assistant direct peting for a three-foot-high trophy , , -ter into the arguments. (Ins- ssnents are expected to A 4. awarded the winner by Lamtsia ;fson is president of Gavel and ma.h. Action in the Ski club con- "-NI Chi Alpha fraternity, spon.sors of will isistrum. by-laws Locations 20 mpus stitunon, Flying a t he r% en, also he taken. Gustafs... A double cover, featuring line Gentry; "Ditha," by Linley Jensen. Doyle Norman, senior repre- rurtt IS S.; drawings of Bill Bartley and Ron and "A Night Called October. sentative, will report on the elec- an effort to 41ic ' Carraher, enclose the literary con- by Ted C. Lewellen. tion preparations for Thursday , hear open dr,.,, , tributions of Reed magazine this Poetry contributions include and Friday. No-man expressed Addition .ndidates, ars! year. on sale today at booths "Exodus," by Joseph Gallo, anti eincern on the student's knowl- chance to a throughout the campus. the Beach," by Marilyn edge ot the available seats under -Fri., ensored questions The annual campus literary BILL GILBRETH (I), candidate for ASB iiiiesiden+, discusses the ni-sv constitution. T C a fte eria plans magazine contains 44 pages of The magazine vvill also be on for the job he wants with Sam Obregon Mildred Baba and rill. council will he composed short stories, articles and poetry. sale in the writing clinic and in 1 Larey Hunt at SPUR's "coffee hour- yesterday noon. pcople," said Norman. "four The idea of a double cover was the Student Affairs business office. :ei t. front each class and two for under Transcript Request,: used for the first time this year. T1116. Study to Miss Dorothy Pritch- Reed staff includes Kelly Ber- if is, ohs tie in according A joint proposal requesting an editorial adviser. nard, editor; Roy Hamilton. asso- world assistant wire ard. Due by June 10 addit ion to the present cafeteria , wAsHiNo.roN stories in this year's pie date editor; James Kitson. art ri Republican legislative leaders told Prest- Short and a cafeteria for the new rest. - "Not by a Dam editor; and Nancy Louise Clouse, dent Eisenhower yesterday that Congress probably will not pass his lication include . . scripts sn; by James Noble; -The Last publicity manager. ;proposals to increase postal rates and gasoline and aviation fuel taxes. Military Unit Site," sion before the department of grades are ask.' San Juan Hill," by Elmer Other contributors include Con- This report was a "great disappointment" to the President, house Man Up finance in Sacramento. 10 to the reg: ;rad Rushing, Erle Wilber and Get'- GOP leader Charles Halleck S md i told reporters. A two-story building for the t wt.,. W. Pfaffl. The President's recommendations to raise new revenue and help laid cafeteria addition is anticipated Those st .. 'Not Guilty' balance the federal budget were discussed at his weekly meeting transcripts . 'Moral Decision' by the college in the proposal. with the Republican congressional leaders. Dean Burton said. If approved, the Iii Mrs The testimony of a defend, Senate GOP Leader Everett M. Dirksen 1111.1 said no one is ’sts,,- . ni idd itnhge wprilelseb:t beuaiflettedrirciactly be. that he hand To Be Reviewed enthusiastic about "personally did Michigan State, the tax-raising bills or a proposed increase :- CS 'it containing a list of rs postal rates. 1 The residence hall cafeteria, if visesl officers and adviser of Ins Today's Talk approved, will be constructed Of) BROWN CONCERNED OVER COURT DECISION Folk Song Concert organization on time was enough Ito Mot- Edmond the block between Eighth and SACIRAMENTO i UPI Grns Edmund G. Brown said yestee esidenee for student court to de - - is Mathematiaa al Decision Ninth sts., according to the SIM the Feather river project may have to be enlarged and the Eel ris ; : clan. that organization not guilty Light of American Lau.' Tickets Available in the ! e.tior.n-:-f plan for future project speeded up 10 to 13 years unless the U.S. supreme court re- daring trial yesterday afternoon. at today's lxsik Tickets still will be reviewed Speaks Today ' verses a decision on the Colorado river. The student court, in a 3-1 de- talk by 1)1'. Philip E. Davis. as- day and tons.: I The college hopes the proposed I Brown told his news conference that the decision was "really eisian. found Scabbard 'and Blade. of philosophy. in Dr. J. Sutherland Frame. author Affairs business 01' sistant professor cafeteria additions will be included , a blow to California. Southern California's growth is slowed down national honorary military fra- B of the cafeteria. of "Solid Geometry" and co-author the Limeliter , rooms A and in the 1960-61 governor's budget, or stopped" unless the supreme court modifies the decision. tenntY, not guilty of failure to of "General Mathematics," will MOITOW night at S in'M. at 12:30. Dean Burton said. "This points up the fact that we just cannot let water run out tarn in the required list by Oct 31 professor of law at speak in S142 at 4:10 this after- auditorium ! The author, Since several modifications will of the Golden Gate." he said. "That's an over-riding decision that The Patrick, law school, noon on the "Elementary Concepts Limeliters. a ni,gloza, defendant, Tom Ness' York University no doubt result in the original the citizens of California must face." ine trio. HIV h n president of the organization, said has designed the hook to answer In Relativity." plans for the cafeteria additions, he Jaw by the s.., :;! , -- rirned the list in around Oct. questions on what moral guides Dr. Frame, head of the Mathe- a description of the facilities asked Fssn IssuEs FORMAL SPY PROTEST tee. Resetsed seats sl op: I arty after stating Previ’"IslY are to he found in American law. matics Department at Michigan for within the two proposed build- MOSCOW 'UPI, The Soviet Union protested formally, to the behesi general aim issu I is SI I turned it. in." Patock.; "The author assumes that there State university, is visiting SJS ings will not be released until United States yesterday about the flying spy mission of the Ameri- thrust col- coast testimony, brought ! is an overlap between moral and while on a lecture tour of 20 later, Dean Burton said. can U2 jet plane allegedly shot down over Siberia May 1. Iii 'hi- possibility that the ASH1 legal questions," Dr. Davis said, leges and universities under the A news conference held at the U.S. Embassy disclosed that a Act:soles office where the list Hnfl added the author shows that auspices of the Mathematical assn. protest note over the incident haul been handed to American Charge "s to be turned In had mis- sometimes judges are required to of America. Opera d'Affaires Edward Fereers by Foreign Minister Andrei Grotnyko plased Tickets the list. make "moral" decisions from "leg- In his talk, Dr. Frame will pre- Tickets aro ,in kale at thr during a 'correct and pleasant" interview at the Foreign Ministry sent a brief description of physi- In as statement, the court said al" issues. College Theater bp% office tor this morning. experiments which led to new ;t reached the not guilty verdict Dr. Davis continued that the cal the Opera Workshop productions suo eCtosntents of the note were not immediately published by the about the relative ve- I have been in such a arily because of the defend- book is mostly a discussion and assumptions Friday and Saturill at 3:$11 pickle since I saw you last. .tatement that he personally interpretation of eases summar- locity of light. p.m. In Studio Theater. The pro- But the circumstances sureninding its presentation indicated It will also include principal I went broke again and the haatlial it in, and this, therefore, ized in law reports. The topics gram will include "Sister An- a Soviet softening of the propaganda harrage against the United of relativity Feds came when I didn sleatis a reasonable doubt ns to of these cases range from the formulas special gelica" and the second art of States in OM Of next week's summit meeting tn Paris. which are derived by an elemen- pay my taxes, and it was Ihe 'stilt of the defendant." value of human life, to cheating "Carmen." Strident tickets are Diplomatic sources said the Soviet Union made an "emphatic mathematical argument terrible. However, all is testimony, ASII prose- on taxes and honesty in business. tary 75 cents and general admission protest" gave the Americ an plane's May Day flight, analytic geom- well now except attorney Pat Met Ilenahan "The author's task is two-fold," based on freshman Is $1. I was aosluced a host of evidence, in- he said. "Ihi presents the cases etry and H little CalCUIUS. PLANS RECONNAIsSANCE SATELLITES poor and couldn't buy a I flaeling a statement signed by ac- where judges have hail to make Dr. Frame was graduated sum- wAsiuNGToN UPI The United States, whose 1'2 spy plans thing. Then I heard of !wide front Harvard in was shot down while taking photographs the Inity office secretary Mrs. Mary decisions on natral issues and also ma cum Sno-Cone Sale over Russia, is developing R/A Super Charge .. Rosters and two witnesses to the presents a guide which the read- 1929, where he also received his two reconnaissance satellites which could not be blasted from the that opens with a Reg. sky fffeet that the list was not turned er might use in making his own M.A. and Ph.D. degrees. A sno-cone sale, sponsored by by any known means. Card. I'm buying! associate editor of satellites. the office as of Nov. 4. moral decisions and solving his He was the sophomore class, will be held One of the spy the Samos, would he able to take pictures of In other business, the class of problems." American Mathematical Monthly from 11 am. to 2:30 pm in front actual Soviet territory The other, the Midas. would use 1942-1946 and director general of devices to detect and tne Lutheran Student The book is intended for general in the library today. Five flavors infrared sensing the heat trails of missiles in flight ROOS ATKINS s.,n ssere fined $5 each, but the readers. he said, adding that it of Pi Mu Epsilon national mathe- are available at 15 cents a cone. The first Samos is scheduled for launching from Arguello. Calif matical honorary fraternity in the air hitt,. %%ere suspended due to len- twinkles reflect vi' thouasht on The sale will be held every Wed- later this year. But force said it would be several years be- First at Santa Clara ..446,41 1957-1960. :Pin by the court, these matters. nesday until the school term ends. fore a complete Samos surveillance system is in operation. ii.: 00,5%:;56...,: :.0:::: : : : : ::::::: ; ; *:1 2 SPARTAN DAILY Wednesday, May 11, 1960 Abstract Art Displayed Thrust and Parry our country's mur- provide criminals But spare with much Trampoline in Quad psychological and 7,44 Comment derers. occupational Would Win Votes I heard It recited the other help if we expect them ever Ebrrott. It Robert I.. Mc- night by a tall girl with a crew- benefit from the extetitied time we have Keown will get a trampoline cut and black leotards. After given them and even. Solve Financial Problems: center in the Inner Quad, plus the drums stopped we all sat Wally return to society. a permanent interment spot on there on the floor and cried, I woncter then, if they would campus for the remains of C. Right then and there we plan- be accepted by you as your em- Money Chessman, we will surely vote ned to hold our next outing at ployees, brothers-in-law, Borrow Federal or fel- for him. After all, what have the San Quentin's Gate. low workers? For all the talk one hears nowadays about how hard it is Remember. if you other candidates got to offer? KELLY believe in mercy, to go to college if you're not well-off, there has been surpris- JOHN you must fol. PHILIP MAY low through the loan offer now available to SJS. ASB 9777 with all it implies ingly little reception to ASH 7431 students. MARY ANN MILLER JIM GILLIGAN ASH A 10433 National Defense Student Loans are waiting to he cla -.1 in ASB 5754 Mercy Crusaders Atim2tA BOB BENGSTEDT 'To Carry Out Ideal' Repayment plans are lllll re lenient than any priv.ate oper- ASH 15001 EDITOR.: You avid crusaders ator could afford to offer. Repayment is spread over a 10-year SHERRY THOMPSON "K" Club oppose capital punishment, period. beginning one year after the borrower ceases to be a ASB 413041 who 365 E. Julian don't you turn your energy full-time student. DON BRYAN why the more practical as- Luncheon & Dinners being The catches in the offer are few and almost insignificant. ASB 9106 towards of your ideal? served daily except Sunday. Borrowers must be full-time Audents with 2.75 a%erages, and DON McILHENNY pect special consideration is given to students in science. mathe- ASB 7831 Sign a petition which would special 'statics. engineering. modern foreign language and education. support a fully-staffed, well-or- 16-0Z NEW YORK Applications for summer session loans are available until ganized rehabilitation program STEAK Friday. and loans for the fall must be applied for by Aug. 15. Student Objects for our state prisons and back it Soup Baked Poo %jilt these terms should not be allowed to lie idle. financially. Lox,- To Profs' Letter Salad to -.I% e. or at h .e.t ease, your inone problems. Here , lime, F:DITOR: There have been If we are to dispose of capi- Coffee many letters defending the 40 tal punishment, we first must 52" professors, but I haven't seen any letters defending the stu- 4 Presidential Hopefuls dents, and I think one should be written. MODEI.rN ART Viewing the contemporary work of four abstract If 40 professors wish to speak classickts currently beg exhibited at the Art gallery are Ted out on an idea or a vital issue, To Defend Themselves Pollard and Carol Mdraldo. The display will continue through 74SC I have no objection, but I think 1.a,t chances to hear candidates for the ASB presidency May 18. It is in bad taste for 40 profes- before the election are today and tonight. sors to give public support to a CANDIDATES KOED radio plans a program this afternoon to be piped student political party at elec- into College Union for as long as the candidates want to talk, Abstract Classicists tion time. WORKING and this evening Gavel and Rostrum hopes to fill Morris Dailey If 40 professors desire to FOR: auditorium with a debate and question-answer period. At both speak on national and interna- programs, all four candidates will take the stand. tional issues, this is fine, but Elimination of Both events are planned to give candidates an opportunity Present Exhibition some students who take courses to back up their platforms. The defenses should be interesting. k \ OLLERSEN from certain of the 40 professors Compulsory Housing Alt and \ltisic Editor find that they are getting their graded mid-terms back three or The collection of paintings by four abstract classicists four weeks later. The professor's currently on display at the Art gallery in the Art building GRADUATE REP. SENIOR first obligation should be to his REP, exhibits a blaze of color and a maze of shapes vs hid) are im- students, and if the students are EVERETT AVILA rather than resemblance to familiar objects. GARY CLEMENS mg.1 har, for form On eampus portant being neglected for non-profes- RON BROCKETT (Author of "I Was a Teen-age Thearf","The Many Cunteniporary work by Karl Benjamin, Lorser Feitelson, sional interests, then I feel that Loves of Dol,ie Gillis", etc.) in Frederick liammersley anti John McLaughlin are featured the students have a right to ob- the exhibition, which continues through May 18. Galler hours pect. JUNIOR REP. SOPHOMORE REP. are from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mon- TED HECKATHORN from day through Friday and ASTI 11.14 DALE BERRY JOE STROUD EUROPE MADE SIMPLE: No. I 1:15 to 5 p.m. on Sundays. Certainly the bright color; Spattanaily Summer vacation is just around the corner, and naturally all of and clean-edged geometry of ab- ...Ermmumins. 'Our Country's Lag' you are going to Europe. Perhaps I can offer a handy tip or stract classicism differs from Entered as second class matter April 24, two. (I must confess I have never been to Europe myself, but 1934, at San Jose, Cal,fornia under the Stirs Fringe Groups the classical art of ancient ect of March 2, 1879. Member Califon EDITOR: H., heard the I eat a lot of Scotch broth and French dressing, so I am not Greece or the Renaissance. It is rite Newspaper Publishers' Assn. Publish. heartstirring little poem which entirely without qualification.) the consciousness of order, be it ad daily by Associated Students of San Saturday and is so popular among the fringe First let explicit or abstract, which cre- Jose State College, except me say that no trip to Europe is complete without during college year. groups on the campus? It goes IPROCTOR'S jot crfrAhni, classicism. Sunday, a visit to England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, France, Germany, ates the bond of Subscriptions accepted only on e re- as follows: by the four ab- Spain, Portugal, Italy, Lichtenstein, Holland, Belgium, Switzer- The paintings mainder-of-school-year basis. In Fall se- Our Country's Lag semester, $2. land, Luxembourg, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, stract elusnicists unite color and mester, $4; in Spring Finland, Po- Cy 4-6414 Editorial Ext. 210, By Barbarous Frivolity land, Czechoslovakia, Latvia, Lithuinia, Estonia, Russia, structure, using the term "color- Slaughter, if you will, our form" for the flat-colored. Editor, Michael R. Johnson Greece, Yugoslavia, Albania, Crete, Sardinia, Sicily, Hungary, citizens shapes which complement each Advertising Mgr., Dale Pratt Romania, Bulgaria, Lapland, and Andorra. $24.32' - other as the Chinese yin and OUR ADVERTISERS Ithapsody ill Taylor News Editor, Robert Let us take up these countries in order. First, England. yang symbol. PATRONIZE 1111141.i. The capital of England is London or Liverpool, as it is Two of the simplest examples Make-up Editor. Dwight Miller sonietirnes called. There are many interesting things to see in of this in the collection are an Loridon cliiefly, the changing of the guards. The guards are untitled oil in black, white and AnselIque changed daily. The old ones are thrown away. grays by McLaughlin and Harr - "To Serve ALL the Students" mersley's "Like-Unlike", both of which stress opposites of color And WORK for the Following: 321.82' and form. Prelude The beautiful and intricat. realistic STUDENT UNION Advocates 411.ks,k paintings by Benjamin demon- of a new Student Union, such strate the continuous movement as s , , aid or bonds plus !if the student the $24 32. of abstract classicism. Seeming- body approves in a special election) ,er V1,017, ly without beginning or end, the $100.000 bookstore surplus. .1 Kees Plan .Sotting forms fluctuate and zigzag with FUNDS Favors publication of and pubic CHOOSE THE FINEST subtle coloring almost woven on hearings on the proposed ASB Budget to insure fair allocation of student body funds. the canvas. Compared to Benjamin's pre- HOUSING Opposes the administration's housing rule and will work with represent- aidernthOndjferling cise and harmonious paintings, ati.es of the 87.000 students attending Call' the "magical space forms" cre- fornia's 14 state colleges to seek repeal of 'WHEN IT COMES TO ate(' by reitelson are build In the Parietal Housing Act in the State Legis- their contrast of colors. lature. STERLING p The paintings by McLaughlin FEES Opposes any increase in the student YOU'LL DO BEST AT .. still with rec- body fees, believing that the ASB can are mainly concerned manage on $160,0001 Another "must" while in London is a visit to Buckingham tangular structures and the Palace. Frequently in the afternoons Her Majesty the Queen and airy colors give a feeling comes out on the balcony of the palace and waves to her loyal spaciousness. NO MONEY DOWN 11.11'.:(CT.1 subjects below. The loyal subjects wave back at the Queen. GUSTAFSON The work by these four - JOHN TERMS TO SUIT YOU However, they only continue to wave as long as Her Majesty ists from southern California 1 is waving. This of course is the origin of wave lengths from which worth seeing. Even if art in JUNIOR REP. 91 SO. FIRST STREET, SAN JOSE we have derived numerous benefits including radio, television clearly understandable form, 11-1, and the A&P Gypsies. abstract classicists represent a ..M. .10.1 0....M. Be sure also when you are in London to visit the palace of frontier of painting today. the Duke of Marlborough. Marlborough is spelled Marlborough, FIRE SALE hut pronounced Marlboro. English spelling is very quaint but BLOOMFIELD, Conn. (UPI) terribly disorganized. The late George Bernard Shaw, author of Real estate broker Thomas J. Boys, fought to simplify English spelling. He Jo's all his life Larkin sold a house while it was once asked a friend, "What does g-h-o-t-i spell" The friend on fire. He completed the trans- pondered a bit and replied, "Goatee." Shaw sniggered. "Pshaw," action with the buyer in the said Shaw. "G-h-o-t-i does not spell goatee. It spells fish. Gh living room while firemen were SPUR Students for Progress, Unity and Responsibility as in enough, o as in women, ii SA in motion." dousing flames in the basement. It must be remembered, however, that Shaw was a vegetarian which, all in all, was probably a good thing. As Disraeli once What it means to YOU ... remarked to Guy Fawkes, "If Shaw were not a vegetarian, no 7Ite new lita41 que lamb chop in London would be safe." presents SPUR is San Jose State College's FIRST campus political party. But I digress. We were speaking of the palace of the Duke of Marlborough or Marlboro, as it is called in the United States. 'Live The party was formed by students interested in br;ng:ng together vdrIOU; It is called Marlboro by every smoker who knows flavor did JAZZ 4 g , . interest groups, thus broadening the scope not go out when filters came in. Be sure you are well supplied of stuc.b.nt government. , Fri. & Sat. with Marlboros when you make your trip abroad. After a long, nites, with tiring day of sightseeing, there is nothing so welcome as a fine, floor show SPUR IS A CHALLENGE--a challengii SPUR RECOGNIZES ,TUDELiT VALUE flavorful Marlboro and a foot bath with hot Epsom salts. to the independent thinker who de' SPUR wants your interest. Your opin- be obtained in England at Epsom Downs. ASBCdeci Epsom salts can mends action. SPUR is a challenge to ions and ideas are important. Your in- Kensington salts can he obtained at Kensington Gardens, Al- Jam Session adventure in new ideas and progressive terests are the forefront SPUR Albert Hall, Hyde salts can be of the bert salts can be obtained at action. obtained at Hyde Park, and the crown jewels can be obtained San. and Mon. nites attack. at the Tower of London. Folk Music ...Tues. Wed. ,B The future of San Jose State depends SPUR, in brief, stresses improvement Well sir, now you know all you need to know about England. Thurs. nites with upon effective student government... in the Next week we will visit the Land of the Midnight Sun France. Bill Munday & Jack Trailer governmental, social, academic, C lute Mla Effective student government depends and cultural phases in college life. * * * "The new iNtaquel on YOU. VOTE And you also know all you need to know about smoking: Marlboro. if you want the best of the filter cigarettes Philip 484 E. SAN CARLOS k% (ADVERTISEMENT) I Irk Morris if you want the best of the unfiltered cigarettes...... CPARTAW 1)1TLY-9 Campus Feature Magazine Ne.w In"" May" 1f 4 On Sale Next Wednesday Dorms To Increase Defense Loans Still Available; icor, ISO :111.t IP , sale 'text av silijapi Deadline k 1.110 Friday Ili all piplication thug to Ron Miller, editor. Student," of Cafeteria copies College Load this
3000 issue Only Regular features in the maga- for sir ssion has SIU.000 avail - said Miller. Be- applications or re-applications it he printed, zine will include the I.yke inter- hull The !veiling of residence hall ne twrsiee saul tw provid- a' tile 1,1 Auden t s, according tic Don- price and loan funds to cover the remainder ,ase tif increased oth- view, doll, lovelies. Spyke and pil- ne t , ,.i , .1, and "ill, it. hodents offers a problem of in- ed at thowe ald }tat. assistant to the dean of the magazine, which fered f this semester and the summer ,i factors, pies. espansi and atliii,,tment iii idequate room and we're looking Meal service hours on week- students. prints 3500 copies, had generally cafeteria farilitie- to (erg( that-it 1,trwarif to a separate cafeteria days and Saturday runs from 6:45 session under the National Defense Dead line for applicat ions for cut down. to he living in the 1111.%% Ii Icrailt dorm,. ;is possible." to 8:45 a.m, for breakfast and Student Loan program. the fall 1960 loans is August 15. The tnagazine, which comes on Faculty Council A total of 12110 ,tallierils 'as ill Dinner. %vitt he staggered eve- from 5 to 7 p.m. for dinner. Hours Applications must be filed in Mr. Ryan said that SJS will ap- a semester (wlls f,,I tit eil hoard !IWO lull. V. ithout ,a ry 40 minute% okene%er jooasi- on Sunday are 7-9 a.m. for break- the Dean of Students office, Aituat- ply for slightly Inure than $200 ll be sold at six c.,, rela,, re-Aili nee hall cafeteria, pri- 1;t Willer( Baron, housing CO unit- fast and II' attart i tor Itineh 26'a, 400 Sc, et.r., I 1961/.1t4til loe.dieas valyt..11.1 I., Ballots Go Out n midair, said. SNACK BAK OPENS More than $4,5ou is a%adal,lc year (Aisle!. the pritgrarn \i ill have mitre fe:i he modified. Resailent hall students will be dot ill stialenis due served, r ,a'taad'e,'' said be ,eiat tail la) After Utilization of the snarl( vet served a tidal of 14 meals a iieek. bar be open to the Ireulty members Monday for the smirk will lion of the cafetet ia is the Is. I Cost a st itiester Par hoard is $175 snack election to fill the ten vacan- studeril body at 9 mitt. The solution we have been able I rid for rimam stay open all dav Elect . . . cies on the faculty council. bar will also Dames Give find. remarked Michael L. Dolan Meal tickets will be issued stir - Saturday. Thirty-three faculty members cafeteria manager. It will serve :ts dents 1)11 a monthly basis and will Meals will either be identical ta nsodmi iinnea t fedor fsourbmtihte. the resident dining hall until at be punched every time students similar to those served in the dorm cafeteria can he built, he heat at the cafeteria. PHTDegrees regular cafeteria. Mr. Dolan said SKIP FISK ting nominating petitions was said. GUEST TICKETS The meal will he the same for al. Dames. wives of students at - Friday. NEED %WILE HELP Guest tickets also will be avail- Jose State college, students. "They will get all the San Ballots are to be returned to Mr. Dolan presently is working able to dorm residents at 75 cents graduation cere- milk they want to drink will, A.S.B. VICE-PRESIDENT held MIT Dr. John Neptune, associate on several floor plans to aid the for breakfast and 81.25 for din- 23 at 8 p.m. in the secontlA tin ruerything hut en- Aties May professor of chemistry, in S121. seating of students in the snack ;ter. trees," he added. PRESIDENT OF SOPHOMORE CLASS (58 59) -partan cafeteria. by Wednesday, May 25. bar. Production facilities will ha e Breakfast and dinner will he PUT. (Putt log Hubby Throught to he expanded and additional cm- served every day but Sunday and The Cafeteria may. 1140 more STUDENT COUNCIL (59-60) .';ilornas will be presented to ployees hired. he said, official school holidays, and a late students in part-time jobs next . VICE PRESIDENT OF BLUE KEY members whose husbands Hise Services Set The problem is described by breakfast and lunch will be of - year, when it will tat' operating SJSC DELEGATE TO 2 WEEK LEADERSHIP CAMP .11 Is' graduating in June or Aug. Funeral services will be held to- William M. Felse, business Manii- (erect Sundays and holidays. ,es 4.11 day% a Wrtek. Jab agplletl- an FROSH. SPARTA CAMP day for David A. Crane, SJS sopho- get' of student affairs: "At pres. Since students nUt not be lir- f int), m iy tat' ailitaifled from officers of t h e Ne\tly elected more who died Saturday while ent. our eafeleria is approaching hog in the dorms during the Mrs. Vivian Jackson, head cash- VOTE ... MAY 12-13, 1960 :ta tor the year 60-61 also will skin-diving in the Statnislaus riv- eapaeity durine many hours of mester break and Thanksgiving, ier and In charge of per.onnel. , installed on.the same day. er, Tuolumne county. the day. , Christmas and Laster 'a acations. Iii the Cafeteria office. They are, Malacha Hall, we'd- Crane died while on a retreat at: lila Oliviera, first vice presi- with members of the Tri-C chi!, nt: Nakao Junck, second vice a group from the First Bap'. The most beautiful :,,ident: Jane Dodge, correspond- church. SJS Greeks Look Forward ,: se,Tetary: Val Reese, record- Services will be held at 2 p ii .- 'retatry: and Janice Roun- at the Darling-Ptscher Car,I new look in diamonds , beastirer. Chapel, 471 f:. Santa Clara To Dances, Relays, Banquets t bit \ PItt swimming, dancing c. arbeque -SAE's this v., ..%end. The men and THEATRE BOX OFFICE OPENS TODAY FOR. . -eninrs will he the 'dinner will highlight the eva'ningH their dates will leave Saturday Alpha Phi juniors Sun- I A water skiing exchange will 'morning and return Sunday night, day at a Senior Breakfast slated be held with the women of Kappa 'Swimming and bicycling are to be held at Havenly Foods Alpha Theta Saturday. I among activities to he offered. LILIOM Honors previously received by the PHI SIGMA KAPPA serlitn,s will be recalled at the This weekend thet Phi Sigs will Molnar's romantic drama breakfast. 'at tend t heir traditional "49er Dance at the University of Cali- eakoto.3 DELTA G NIM tfornia. THE HOUSE OF FLOWERS Theta Chi %Vayne Nelson was ISM:HA CIII presented nith the Delta (lam- The Theta Chi -Sigma Chi Production dates*-- May 20, 21, 25-28 ma Anchor Nlan trophy at the dance will 111. held Friday at the annual Anchor Man dance held DeAnza hotel. With one of the ALL SEATS RESERVED - Friday at the San J0%1' Country lariat hers supplying the club. dancing he ha-hi Fr 9-1 Delta Gamma Stephanie Bruton was crowned Lambda Chi Alpha 8", SIGMA EPSILON ITaeneral P.dmissjon $1.00 SJSC Students 50¢ t'rescent GirlALPHA Saturday. She will ' CORSAGtS BOUQUETS Atl overnight at Clear Lake wil reign iwer the Pushcart Relays CY2-0462 10th & Santa Clara highlight the activities of lb, Friday. Defending their sweepstakes 11th' obtaineil at Iasi year's a visual test will make Pushcart Relays, the assisted the aid 'at Dick Under- hill, Bruer 'Attie. Chuck 'lima, Doh Brady, ItIch Donahue and Norin Rostock. Dt: Miro. I fa r- vey will atrise the cart.
PHI Mt" ENGAGEMENT RINGS A Father-Daughter banquet will 1,, held by the torority Stinday. You hove to see it to believe it! looks like o diamond stor Games and participation activities C enable the %% omen to "get to floating on her finger. And it makes any diamond look bIcAer, know" one another's fathers.' , brighter, more beautiful. Don't even think of any other en- "Precious Gems" will he the A J M gagement ring until you see the dazzling "Evening Star* col- theme of a fashion show to be laction at your Artcorved jeweler's. held Sunday by the Phi Mos. The And, for real proof of value, ask your jeweler about Art- ,,how is tan annual event given in corvech famous nationwide Permanent Value Plan. It gives hon, ,! of mothers and alumnae. TOTE you the right to apply your ring's full current retail price, CIII ONIEG is worth looking into! should you ever desire to, toward a larger Artcarved Knighting cere ,,,,, nies will highlight the 1 hi Omega vinyl -covered white linen, diomond ony time at any of the thousands of Artcarved jewelers throughout the country. Knight'. picnic Saturday. Those with its own "I" glasses to be knighted are: Jim Watson. IMPORTANT. Every genuine -Evening Star" diamond is guaranteed in writing, l'hurk Coburn. pan 1900)04.7., (sun variety, of course!), for color ... Cu? ...Clarity and ro,at weight and Only Adrorved stamps Rocky Plumley, Larry need. just 13,95 plus tax, take the e act raaeionci weight in the ring. It's a gensone "Evening Star" only Grant Ifornbeak, Byron Thomas. when the name is stamped ,n the ring, tieorge VI c IV at rian ii, stmt. your "Q" from the jm hand- Beloved by brides for more fron crc r.:.^d-ed years (1850-1960) ROBERT McCLENAHAN Brom), Clarence Nolen. P a iiI (Pat) bag collections. Millarke and Mike Kambeitz. SPUR'S DELTA SIGMA PIII I The men will hold their Casual Art c a rv e d Friday night at the Foot- I .. DIAMOND AND WEDDiNG RINGS Candidate For I Dance J A Wood & Sens, Inc. Dept CP, 516 E eStn St New York 17, N FREE: Send me more ficts ebout d errand rrnos Nt ..wEDDING GUIDE FOR Spivey's JOSEPH RIDE AND GROOM... A1so name of neare.,t Iv' home -town) Artesnued Jen..o.' A.S.B. PRESIDENT Name Address A MAGNIN Cy Coo ty Zo e -pN.A EXPERIENCE rur ue.... ...11.o ,11 FOO 0,1n1 ,,,,, ' Spivey's " lairman, Constitution Committee, Class of 1960 R P(') TT,TrIlin President. Spartan Shields, Sophomore Mons Honorary Santa Clara County's only -,rientation Committee Counselor-2 years Distributor of Artcarved rings ' iaarta Camp Counselor-2 years Spivey's ' e:hman Camp Counselor-2 years cntrEt SB Recognition Committee-2 years IFORNIA See the Artcarved diamond -,Ilairman, ASB Election Evaluation Committee Spivey's and wedding ring displays 'dudenf Activities Board ;TREET in our windows E ue Key, Men's National Honorary ',SE SANTA CI APA S.J.S. Intercollegiate Champion Debator-2 years Shop at case . .. our sa:espeople Student Committee Union Planning Spivey's will be glad to help, but not inscsf. S.8. Comtifuf:on Revision Committee NO REAL SO Most Active Male Students Award 1957-58, 1958-59. 1' LALIFORNIA .S.B. Executive Council A.S.13, Prosecuting Attorney Spivey's ? Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, 1960 Diamonds Witteht, JeweI,y R.O.T.C. Award, 1960 Silsomaomi Claim a Crystal Student Government RESTAURANTS 275 SO. FIRST STREET CV 5-0567 - %ItTAN DAILY Wednesday. May 11, 1960 Baseballers Hit .278, Post 2.40 ERA- Independent Softball McChesney Bat King at .341; Crucial Slated Today 'Tag' Tops Hurlers With 1.62 By NICK PETElos Newcomer first baseman Tom team returning in 1961 Two undefeated lode- ins Phi Thursday. 1 (including W ith use regulars recording Rike concluded a fine season at ace hurlers Holden and pendent leagui ,adthall teams In other fraternity hassie. The Tagliafer. plus-.3041 seasons and three-out- .337 after pacing the club most tit, the Spartans may he he Brainstormen. I Spartan ta Xi clubbed Sigma Nu. 14-2: building of-four pitchers carding sub. of the year. a college baseball dynasty Daily ail staff 1 and the Star- Sigma Alpha Epsilon topped Lamb. which 2.11 ERA's, it cannot lie denied Stubby backstop Augie Scar- will be tough for years I.: clusters- SSii. da Chi Alpha, 8-6; Delta Sigma can clash today on the nalenchi followed with a solid .317 it that coach Ed Sohczak's Spar- A selection to the western low park diamond at 3:45 for Phi downed Sigma ('hi, 6-4; Sig- re- tan haseballers had a phenom- and was chiefly responsible for gionals this year would dee what would probably result in ma No outlasted Sigma Pi. 14-13; serve coal season in sweeping to a 27- the team's sterling 2.40 ERA with indicate if the rugged fag the independent loop champion. SAE clobbered Theta Xi, 16-7, and Spartans win season-- the best in SJS his- some crafty receiving. can get going When 'Vi - ATO's blasted the going gets Both 4-0 after last week's play, the the LCA's, 11-1 Larry Bachiu tory. Second baseman rugged. me the winner of this crucial will Unofficial standings: On paper alone the highly-rated (.310) and shortstop Billy hider- - Mai probably meet the fraternity INDEPENDENT LEAGUE SJS nine may have piled-up bitzen (.310) both crashed t h.. at" league champ for the intramural (Top Four) enough points to merit a western coveted .300 circle with a hand trot Team Big Discounts W-L Pct. GB regional NCAA berth. ful of hits in the final pair of on and The Brainstormers easily down- Brainstormers 4-0 1.000 - Their record speaks for itself. games. Gasoline! cart ed Wilson's. 12-6. in their last out- Stardusters 4-0 1.000 - 1960 The Spartan sluggers have belted Credit for the team's f: ing while the Stardusters we re The Fuzz , 2-2 .300 2 sneer*, of course, id Id go to Motor the ball at a torrid .278 clip, go- Oiln Reg edging the Fuzz. 6-5. 1-2 .333 2 Ed Sobczak - a ing at a plus-.300 pace for the last Its mentor - A b ra d s 380 er I-. E fly -chaser qt. In greek league play Theta FRATERNITY LEAGUE month of action. former fence-busling tint( Chi (4-0) (Top Teams) Bed Sox chain, who has Cigarettes holds a half-game lead TWIN THREATS-Spartan infielders (left to right) third baseman Five regulars - Doug Mc- In the 224 pk. ma4 over Team W-L Pet. GB Spartan baseball stock PI Kappa Alpha (4-11 aft- Doug McChesney, shortstop Billy Inderbitzen, and second -sacker Chesney, Tom !like, Angie lifted pal:1 er Dick Theta Chi 4-0 1.000 meilliwre to plenty tough Zimmerman's excellent Larry Bachiu all hit above .300 and proved to be more-than-ade- Scornaienchi, Bill Inderbitzen, from 1-0 Pi Kappa Alpha 4-1 years at the 548 shutout win over Delta Sig- .800 quate with the glove. and Larry Bachlu - ended the In just four SAHARA Oft CO. Alpha Tau Om. 3-1 .750 1 helm. MO season over .300. 2ND and WILLIAM of I Delta Sigma Phi 3-1 .750 1 With I porliwi , Pitching was superb. The mound Cht COURTESY DISCOUNTS Phi Sigma Kappa 3-1 .730 1 Final 1960 SJS Statistics staff's 2.40 ERA in over 341 in- TO Sigma Alpha Epic 3-1 .130 I STUDENTS nings of labor is a fantastic exhi- BATTING bition of nearly flawless toil. Open Mon. & Thurs. Nights ENTRY BLANKS for the May Plaer A Pos. 4. %It II 2b 3h Hit R RBI SR TB Avg. Chunky Gene Tagliaferri. a BOB TENNANT Till 9 p.m. 19-20 intramural wresting tour- Lewis, of 13 I 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 1. 000 sophomore righthander from Ca- nament are now available in the %%Milan's. p-of 21 25 6* tit 1 20 13 6 46 puchin high via College of San men's P.E. office or in the intra- Tagliaferri, p 13 :01 13 3 3 0 6 9 1 22 .433 for Mateo, reigned victorious in eight - United Radio & mural office I MG1501, according Tognollni, If 19 39 15 I 0 I 9 5 I 19 .385 out-of-nine decisions and posted a to intramural director Dale Swire Iliuntzle, If II 11 4 0 0 1 4 3 0 .364 sparkling 1.62 ERA in 72 innings A. S. B. PRESIDENT Next Thursday is the absolute Methesne), 3h 38 129* 44* 6* 2 0 21 26* 14 54* .341 TV Supply Co. of work. deadline for applications. Compe- Hike. lb 32 146 29 2 5 I 10 20 2 44 .337 Junior southpaw Dick Holden tition is restricted to lettermen Seorntenchi, c 36 110 38 6* 2 I 25 20 3 51 .317 Wholesale Distributors 17-21 displayed a masterful 2.06 Elect a candidate Bach's', 2b 37 116 36 2 3 0 21 10 9 44 .310 ERA and added the strikeout lead- 1 ELECTRONIC PARTS Holmquist. p 13 29 9 0 0 0 3 I 0 9 .310 fighting for: A &M Auto Repair I ership 1801, most innings pitched HI -Fl EQUIPMENT latjan. If 12 13 4 1 0 0 2 3 1 5 .308 GENERAL AUTO REPAIR inderbitzen, ie. 35 114 35 2 0 2* 21 17 4 43 .307 I 91.3), and number of appearances Student Court Reform SPECIALTY CY 8-1212 Baker, 2b 3 10 3 0 0 0 -1 0 I 3 .300 (13) to his laurels. Hydramatic Powerglide .261 Two senior flingers - right - Valid Student Objections to -student rotes- Hart. of II 23 6 1 1 1 3 5 1 12 .244 hander Jon Holmquist and liort- Administration Housing Reg., 1425 W. San Carlos 456 E Sakrador CY 5-4247 Jurivich, of 3a 86 21 2 3 2* 13 13 7 32 Pusateri, of 39 129* 31 6* 2 0 29* 14 19. 41 .240 skier Larry - trailed lotion. er . 27 74 17 5 0 0 3 8 1 22 .230 , their younger count erpa rts in 10am of 5 10 2 0 0 0 1 3 0 2 .204) the hill stats. Control of unpublicised Party Istirotori, 3b 18 27 5 1 0 0 4 4 0 6 .1,45 "Tough Luck" Holmquist came candidate selections...... Yours Now! Nichols, of . 20 55 9 2 I 0 9 3 2 13 through with an excellent 2.11 e II 14 2 0 0 0 3 0 0 2 :611434 ERA. but had a losing 5-6 record How Book Store Cefeteria Sur at the 4..il% an, lb 19 4 I 6 0 2 0 4 6 O 10 .136 despite being the team's control plus is to be spent: Special elec- 1BuySPARTAN BOOK STORE Pintentel. of 18 48 6 1 0 2. 4 4 O 13 .125 . artist in issuing only 21 walks in tions to allow student body to Of I.age. c 5 10 1 0 0 1 5 2 1 4 .100:89.7 innings. Choose between financing a The good-hitting Williams the re- Student Affairs Office, THI6 Hoiden, p 13 33 2 0 0 0 3 0 0 2 .061 Student Union and taking a TOTALS 40 1308 364 47 30 13 224 189 73 510 .278 had an unbelievable .807 slugging bate on their Student Body fee. La lrt-(' PITCHING percentage to go along with a Pitchers G GS CG IF If It-ER SO BB W-L ERA 439 bat mark was 6-4 with a 3.67 Tagliaferri II 10 9* 72 44* 26-13* 59 32 2* 8-1* 1,62- ERA after posting a good 2.48 S6.50 I triblen 13 9 It 91.3* 72 31-21 80* 43 1 7-2 2.06 ERA in '59. "IT'S TIME FOR A CHANGE" ii..lniquist 13* 10 7 89.7 70 32-21 65 21^ 0 5-6 2.11 Third baseman Doug MeChes- 1084 Williams 12 II* 8 14(4.3 69 41-341 69 36 I 6-4 3.67 ney blazed to the bat title with TOTALS 40 40 32 34L3 253 136-91 273 132 4 26-13 2.40 an amazing final-month surge to -denotes leaders end the season at .341-82 points The giiteditooh. SCRIBE* one game forfeited, acrountIng for 40 games Instead of 41. , higher than his .259 mark last W.C.Lean,Jewelers&Silversmiths -compiled by Nick Peters season. "The !Mugger" led the of- is the Ball Point made Bees' Bright Belts Ball at .417 Clip; fense in hits (44), RIM (26), I and total blows (54) while wear- to write best PAPER! Ripp:erneyer s Star Chucker ing a competent piece of leath- on er at Hat- 19 itlils and Bright 18. the hot corner. ry Bright of Salt Lake City and ' Howard Goss of Vancouver and Frank Iknvard of Spokane are George Freese of Portland welt- WE FIX currently the big men at the plate ' tied for the home run leadership I in the Pacific Coast League. with six each. Spares In games through Monday. Ray Rippelmeyer, Seattle's bril- while you liant right-hander, topped the Bright was clubbing the ball at attend a .417 clip and was the No. 2 n, class in hits with 35. Gordy Colen. 9 am 5 pm of the Seattle Rainicrs had . 4 p.m, hits. Pizza with a "Personality" rn;nimum time -2 hrs. Howard was second to Bright ReSphaoier in percentage with a .379 mark HOUSE OF PIZZA and led the league in RBIs cviii 395 Almaden Ave.CY 7.9908 ZINKE'S 49 EAST SAN ANTONIO 7,7 1)11 4,1 h.ol On Spur's First Birthday On SPUR's First Birthday . . . we want to thank all the students for giving us a chance to prove San Jose State College can achieve effective Student Govern- ment-with a united GREEK-INDEPENDENT effort. You would expect us to say-well, show us your approval by letting SPUR continue its job-But we won't do that. Your Vote is a Personal Thing But we want YOU to KNOW What SPUR has done for You
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2. Completely Reorganized Student Court. Here is a piece of paper. one? Th.: 3. Broadened Student Council Representation. HOW DO YOU CHOOSE a diamond for your loved expert jeweler. 4. Remodeled Appointment to Office system. best way to choose a diamond is to go to an Clip it out and try this and We offer you our knowledge, our experience, our skill, 5. Fought for and achieved a Revised Constitution. with test: write on it with Integrity, as assurance that you may buy from us 6. Established a Communication System which will go into effect in September. are confidence . . . confidence that the gems you choose Sundays, I -S p.m. value an Stitatook and all 7. Library hours extended on precisely the kind and quality you desire at their true 8. Established a Cultural Affairs Committee, and a $10,000 program that will benefit set in the very finest of mountings. other ball point pens, students attending in the fah. 9. And-we are working on many more ideas. and by golly you'll see adMIIMICI (Ma =Nall=liCRINSMII W. LAN Other groups have taken a lesson from SPUR and recognized the value of eweierJ what we directed almost entirely toward achieving Campus mean. political parties. SPUR, however, is L N and JUNG and Student Goals, YOU COTO FIRST with SPUR. E411M1/0----). A Jose Your Approval-Your Support Is Your Vote First and San Fernando in Downtown San
atte)44. SCRIBE $1.69 (ADVERTIS(MENT) USE OUR DIVIDED PAYMENT PLAN Wednesday, May 11, 1980 SPARTAN :_Unfit for Athletic Program' "T" Spartan Spiker Shifts Gears 83 DAN SIATLOW upset theta but I don't worry about fornia, W'illiarns was a 121 pound fastest time In the country for How does it feel to run the! It. This keeps me loose and I run all-leaguer in his senior year. freshman teams. fastest 400 meter I lash in the better. If I lose, 1 make sure that He has blown up to 162 pounds With Bert lionanno, (rush couch, Wisconsin (Norton, are 11 inches and is debat- Bobby and Ray the at 5 feet Bans eminirv and (1,4.'11l%. for the calling the Boxing; signals, the team was til.tuj.it only ones that beat me," a a id ing whether or not lo go out for rated No. 1 by the Track and A ill', A Mimi', the Compton Williams. the grid sport at SJS. Gene Mi ii- Field News. backfield coach, has big h aling "met. is the mils tmerican to The physical education major Res, Why did Willie Williams come and business minor has run :9.5, hopes for the all purpose sprinter tier. hate TI11116 111/411111CL. in 1960, to San Jose State? The excellent Sport but the thrill has not completely :20.5 and :47.4 for the 100, 220 "I won't have a final decision Dead recruiting job by Bonanno is the Itttt for Colleges. yet. lie refuses to be sat- trip wears off." hjh hit him and 440 yard dashes in addition to until my Olympic reason along with the fame spread GARY PALMER tette program." Prof. Frank ment when he said, "It's unfortu- with himself until he is on tone. Ime. isfied his :96.5 400 meters. he said with an optimistic I by Ray Norton. As the result of a hasty faculty Remington, a member of the nate that a history professor had the boat sailing for Rome in Aug- I re. USC TOUGH PREFERS SPRINTS '.1 never heard a thing alssit ,tecision, college boxing took its law school faculty urged that so much to do with the decision. ust. "We can win the NCAA track Strange as it may seem. WI- San Jose until Bert called Me, re- 'e :!sal count at the University of COM+ WIN/II%%ard be KI%en a Chances are he's not qualified to His :46.5 time surprised him to championship if we get a few Hams prefers the sprints to the Mins Wisconsin Monday. At a faculty chance to make changes in the decide boxing's fate." plied Willie "the Whip". say the least. "I felt before the breaks. The main competition will quarter. "Maybe I'm crazy, but gels :fleeting history prof. David Feld- sport, but the owl uas quick- Only I ast Friday Wisconsin race that I v.ould take a third be- come from the University of always complain befox e the quarter man of UW made the motion to ly seconded and carried. coaches and the athletic board Southern California. Kansas will I feel better if I complain - formy lholish the collegiate ring sport Wisconsin was considered to be met to see if equipment couldn't threat but I feel we can over- as it sounds," he larni.nted, IT'S FUN Tom the Badger athletic program 'Overdrive' be a the last major stronghold of the be Improved. Five decisions were take them," he jawed. doubt if 1 really mind it." RIDE Ii the move was unanimously TO mid sport in the Midwest, and the reached at the meeting. Known by few, the comet is a I.ast year, as a memher of the carried. - TO blow dealt by the faculty will un- I. A major sporting goods former football whiz. At Comp- ft osh team, Williams anchored tin - SCHOOL Earlier the Wisconsin Board of doubtedly have an effect on the company agreed to make a new 1 ,n high school in southern (Mil - mile relay team that reefirdeit thii Regents had agreed to give Badg- sport in other parts of the coun- glove ulth an ensolite padding / It. or ring coach, Vern Woodward. try. to take the sting out of punches. time to improve equipment and College boxing originally got its The gloves %%ere to be ready for ak. make the sport safer for partici- start in the Eastern universities, demonstration in six weeks. chow SLATE pants. but in recent years has shifted 2. The company was also go- HARLEY-DAVIDSON BOXING UNFIT most of its actkity to the West ing to make an improved head- EL RANCHO DRIVE-IN 0. The decision came as the result Coast. San Jose State has 'won piece, similar to a jet flyer's MAYFAIR the death of Wisconsin boxer, the NCAA crown three years in headgear. "CASH McCALL" -,A2Efft Charles Mohr, following a bout in a row and it is not yet known S. Through the 147-pound THE You'll be a STAND OUT among your a o friends with thene smartly-styled wheels. the NCAA championships. what effect the Wisconsin decision class, 14 lllll lee KINVes 1{011id be Srootaway automatic transmission will have on further NCAA "BRAMBLE BUSH" means easy aiding. Tops in maneuver. Feldman referred to boxing meets, used. Boxers in lu-cut i, r v. eight GAZEBO" ability. gives up 10 0(5) miles periallon classes would have 1,, use 16 and pans practically anywhere: TrilK a as -unfit for the Wisconsin ath- MENENDEZ UNHAPPY Starr rig free aurassursoua rids today. Spartan ring coach, Julie Men- ounce glo es. At present, 12 Debbie Reynolds Ole-sr, Ford endez, who will also coach the ounce gloves are used. GAY THEATER Immediate Service U.S. Olympic boxing team in Rome 4. One knockdown would au- this summer, was sorry to hear tomatieally bring a bout to a "THE ANGRY Complete repairs halt. 'Room at the Top' of the hasty withdrawal of box- New and 5. Any man with boxing ex- RED PLANET" used ing at Wisconsin. motorcycles He ,''present hk (I:, perience pre%bms to entering col- 'Mad Little Island' lege would not Ire alloued to , participate In collegiate boxing. SPARTAN DRIVE-IN TOWNE THEATRE STEREOPHONIC Lowest Gas Prices NEW GLOVE TOP COMEDY TEAM SAM MONAURAL Ir S., Jose The new ideas were never given Glenn Fo,d Debbie Reynolds "THE NUDE IN CLASSICS ETHYL-100+ OCTANE a chance. "THE GAZEBO" THE WHITE CAR" POPULAR WILLIE WILLIAMS REG.-90+ OCTANE Menendez recentl% sent a box- end ARENA'S ... Rome-bound? "Guns of the Timberland" Cigarettes 22e ing glove back Co Wisconsin 580 S. First CV 5-1960 with several new features in It. hind Keith Thomassen and Doa also "NOAH'S ARK" -Tread Softly Stranger" All Major Oils-38C The glove his pun Innoxation Ramos tor the Santa Clara Valley CwstRitlio Is designed with a grip that Youth Village and among the t)a). .0-id Yes./ Serrier 20% keeps the fist !may from the in the country). Coach Bud Win- STATIONS target and has two valves that ter worked on a new step last 266 SOUTH FIRST 4th & William-6th & Keyes SPUR Recommends: prows US THEATER regulate air in the padding. week and it paid off," replied the VALLEY FAIR 10TH AND TAYLOR humble dash wonder. AT "C" PARKING LOT It also was given consideration at the Friday meeting in Wiscon- 'OVERDRIVE' sin, but would have taken more The "Winter secret" is called Everything Photographic time to develop than the glove "overdrive." It means that the TED suggested by the sporting goods runner lifts his knees higher and HECKATHORN 3 STORES TO SERVE YOU manufacturer. "They appeared in- consequently goes faster. Will," IN THE SAN JOSE AREA terested in it though," Menendez the Whip admits the "overde.-.. Downtown San Jose said. is mostly psychological. but for 66 S. to St. CY 3.0616 It's a shame no one still stand works to the tune of the fast. by the sport when an unfortu- in the country so he certainly do, Willow Glen Valley Fair nate incident, loccurs. Instead, not complain about the results. 1084 Lincoln Ave. CT 4-2610 56 Valley Fair CH 8-4500 they kick It In the teeth," said The valuable Williams folio" - SENIOR STUDENT the disappointed Spartan ring Bullet Bobby Poynter to the ta;o coach. in most of the 100 and 220 y::, COUNC!L REP. WEBBS What will happen to boxing at efforts. "The Whip" has develop,: San Jose State? Menendez didn't a complex about the sprints a know. He could only shrug his Bob Brooks. ,hontdor= and h.pe for the boo 1 "I feel this way Maybe I , JIFFY CAR WASH Entrance Across from Civic Auditorium on W. San Carlos St. Frosh Baseballers in Season Union Oil Products Union Oil Credit Cards Accepted rife( rag SPECIAL Finale With S.U. Nine Today Revivs. . . 99' CAR WASH San Jose's finch horsehiders club in hitting prior to the S with a .320 mark. He s). With purchase of 10 gals. Gasoline r. die to the diamond for the final game Make the most of it! time today, meeting the Stanford the only regular above .300. We give 56H Green Stamps Indian yearlings. I While the Spartan hitting t. Couch Warren Fraleigh will , been below average, Fraleigh send his ace righthander. B 111 been blessed with a bettet mound staff. Dawson, to the hill in the sea-; average Get ready now for fun ac... TENNIS ANYONE? son'efinale. The game gets under! The hill corps had a comle. -filled bcac, of 2.19 over the first - Featuring the best in eve', t. way at 3:15 on the Spartan Field.1ERA Dawson hut-led Friday and ab- innings and had recorded 99 Ste), . for tennis. ties by making your trip preparations the right sorbed the loss, as Santa Clara II sill!,' 7,ti walk Rackets 7.95 and up pounded out a 9-2 win over the Restringing 4.50 and up locals. The defeat left the Spar- way. A carefully sr.,rviced car will assure you of tans with an 8-6-1 record goinr rerilirs SAN JOSE into today's encounter. Dawson 43-21, was victimize,I FAIRWAYS an economical, trouble-free journey and Yager Gordon's Sport Shop his teammates in the Brow, - 121 E SAN FERNANDO as they failed to GROUP hit in the & Silva are the experts with 25 years service clutch and committed several cru- INSTRUCTIONS cial errors. Hitting has plagued the frost 5 1 -hr. lessons experience on whom you can rely. nine all season. They compiled an $7.50 per person anemic .235 team batting average MI, 6 persons per group before the Santa Clara tilt. Third baseman, John Rodriguez led the HOURS 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Daily See Yager & Silva today to avoid the last 13 9 to 6 Sat., Sun. A REAL UPSET NEW YORK (UPI ---The great minute service rush. Man 0' War was only beaten once Just East of N. First St. and WELCOME in 21 starts and appropriately the Bayshore at 230 E. Brokaw Rd. I. to horse that heat him was named CYpress 5-9542 Starter. Generator Work WELL OVER Upset. 2000 Lubrication PAPERBACK DINING WITH OLD FRIENDS? Complete Broke Repair TITLES AND INCREA5ING Take him to one of San Engine Tune -Up Jose's finest dinner clubs. WEEKLY You'll love the delicious food and atmosphere. Harvest Room Gourmet Room Parking ... Tabu Room YAGER & SILVA StRualeenst
"THE COMPLETE" ROBERTS BOOKco. SHELL STATION COP. 4th 8 SAN FERNANDO 125 so. FOURTH 1401 S. FIRST AT ALMA Wednesday. May 11, 1960 I _ LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS by Dick Sibley Dr. Madden Business Faculty-Students Oriental Philosophy Prof Hold Awards TS To Banquet ee...6 Co-Authors The-second annual Business Fa- people, including represeil. Awards banquet will from 128 culty-Student companies. Jim Brown, Second Book Wednesday. May 25, at ing, ehariman Gets India Study Grant be held of the banquet corn. the cafeteria. mIttee, said he Dr. Edward H. Madden, asso- 6:30 p.m. in hopes that the at. A India will be the destination of phy depavsment for several years. ciate professor of philosophy, is Tickets priced at $2.50 will be tendance this year will be even Dr. Jay R. McCullough, associate Dr. McCullough concentrates hi, co-author of "The Theories of Sci- on sale in doe outer quad and the greater. professor of philosophy, recently teaching activities in the field of entific Method: The Renaissance business wing of Tower hall, be- Each departmental club in selected to receive a Fulbright Re- oriental philosophy and religion. I Through the 19th Century." a new ginning Monday. the Business division will make award., search study grant. Ile has instructed courses in In- book recently published by the Featured speaker will be Ran- to outstanding graduates. Also Oh A member of the SJS Philoso- dian, Japanese and Chinese philos- University of Washington press. som Cook, president of tile Ameri- the program will be addresses by ophy. The other co-authors are Pro- can Trust co. He is past president Pres. John T. Wahlquist, Dr. Mil- The assistant professor also fessors Ralph M. Blake and Curt of the California Bankers assn. burn D. Wright, head of the Bust. serues as faculty adviser to the J. Ducasse. of Brown university. and the American Bankers assn. ness division; and Jack Holland, Graduate Bulletin is the second publish- a member of the Sangha club, created for the pur- This book Mr. Cook is also head of the Business and pose of increasing ed this year authored by Dr. Mad- directors of seven cor- Indus. the members' board of trial Management department. knowledge about the Far East. den. The other book, "The Struc- porations and the director of the _ Out Next Week Scientific Thought," was chamber of commerce. Widely known lecturer in San ture of Netherlands published in January by the banquet drew 601: . 1960-61 grsni....:rt studies Jose and the bay area. Dr. McCul- Last year's next Houghton-Mifflin co. bulletin will be as ailahle lough will apply for a leave of Alcoa Subsidiary Dr. Madden is currently work- week to students interested in ap- absence from the college for the at SJS. ing on a third book which deaLs '61 Grads To File Interviewing men for part-time plying for graduate studies 1960-61 academic year. He will re- Graduate Divi- with the early development of Candidates graduating in Febru- and summer work. Excellent according to the turn to the campus in the tall pay. sion office, Adm156. American pragmatism. A fourth ary 1961 should file applications Need car. Apply window E, of 1961. Calif. Dept. of The bulletin will describe the volume on mediaeval and early re- not later than May 27. 1960. Ap- Employment, 1353 The new masters' programs in recrea- naissance of scientific method is pointments may be scheduled in Alameda, 7 p.m, Thursday nights. tion, civil engineering and geoi planned. the Registrar's office, Adm103. to be offered for the first time Nature School Trip Dr. Madden came to the Philos- sifter filing major-minor sheets. / 11 SJS next year. ophy department last September after having served on the faculty Information regarding proce- "I saw you foul him That’s a FOUL." dure changes for testing and ad- Bids Still Available of the University of Connecticut mittance will also be includes! ir for nine years. the bulletin. Applications for the West Coast stare School field trip to Lassen Rock, Rollers Reading Workshop KEEP l'OUR SHIRT ON .,ronal park to be held June 12 Korean Veterans MEMPHIS, Tenn. 1UPII-- W. 17, are still being accepted is: H. Westbrook. on a road trip according to Dr. George A Set To Honk To Give One Unit through Missouri, stopped at a NisiCallum, head of the Biologic A workshop in reading, to be Should File Forms filling station in a small town erice department and direct j directed by a nationally known ex- Korean veterans planning to late one night. On the outside the nature school. At Co-Rec pert in reading instruction, Dr. transfer to another school at the wall was a push button with the A $16 tuition fee must be Paid Co- Donald D. Durrell of Boston uni- end of the spring semester should sign, "Ring bell for night ser- when registering. An additional As 5 pec;a1 e% en, tonight versity, will ne held on campus file the VA form for changing vice, then keep your shirt on till '$12 fee for food will be collected Rec will present the "Reveleers," June 20-24, Dean Joe H. West, schools as soon as possible, accord- I get my pants on." tat s,, said. a rock and roll band which has ap- peared at previous Co-Roe pro- dean of educational services and ing to Mr:. Mary Simons, in office. FREE grams. summer sessions, has announced. charge of the veterans "Madison Time" will be theme The workshop will be conducted Any student who needs a draft for the program in the women's for teachers, future teachers, and deferment form 109 should contact PIZZA DELIVERY gym from 7,30 to 10, according for school supervisors and adMill- the Korean veterans office, Adm- to Sandra Schmidt, publicity chair- ist rators. 109. according to Mrs. Marge Mar- DELIVERY TIMES man. Staff members. tn addition to gason of the veterans office. CALL Thurs. 6 to 10 pm A baseball game will he held Dr. Durrell. will be Dr. Paul H. Wed. & on the us-omen's athletic field at 7. Belton and Dr. Esther Mack, both Fri. and Sat. 6 to I 1pm CY 4-4009 Volleyball, ping pong, badmint.m. of the SJS Elementary Education Summer School 4:30 to I I pm Permits to register for summer Sunday and four-square also will be avail- department. classes and workshops are still able, according to Miss Schmidt. Details about the workshop, Closed Monday and Tuesday available in the summer sessions Interviews of students will be which offers one unit credit, may office, Adml 44. acemaling to Joe taped for broadcast over the stu- be obtained from the Summer Ses- IL West, dean of summer sessions FLAT TOPS LADIES radio station. sions office, Adm144. HAIRCUTS dent Permits insure students of a specific time and place to regis-
who REMO'S said, Students SAN ter, Dean West LAWRENCE'S BARBER SHOP Library Hours Newmans Replace have no permit must wait until 21 8WILLOW STREET SAN JOSE late in the afternoon to register. The college library will n- In Felice Center, 24th & Williams CY 2-4251 he added. os:sin open from 9 amt. to 5 p.m. Meeting with BBQ 71111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111mun111111111111 oil Monday, May 39, Me fat rlao, ro enable students to study Newman club will have a bailie- for finals. cue tonight instead of a regular n25 meeting. The barbecue will he held for as little as j per month at Alum Rock park and students It's YOURS will leave Newman' hall at 6 p.m. Monthly payments based on manufaluter ,:ogaested factory delivered pr,,e Kin Radio Class All students are invited. accoid- VI down n3yrnOnl 36 f6,696. it 3; intern -A atth Federal taxes paid. ing to Naomi Carr, publiciti corn- mittee chairman. Rides will be Offered Free provided from the hall. There will he a small charge for the meal: radio and nas;svairm still it has not yet been determined. Ise sponsored by Flying Twenty for all students interested in apro. 1 naunes. According to safety firer Tom Doak, the class Will IT Spartaguide bold in A104, Thursday at 7..71 P.m. Instructor Frank Loirce requests TODAY sderds to bring their San Fran- 1 Gavel and Rostrun-. candidates' r . cisco and Sacramento sectional . s Dei.ey a...ditor..rn 7:30 p.m. Newman club, 4:30 r Fa Preferred by all active men who seek maps, Warner computers, and pen - a dependable selflinding watch NEW This is the fourth in a series of Pen Alpha Theta. Iron S79 51) special classes in radio and tisis i. aopozeocso Rally committee, Ti v,ation sponsored by the Flying 2-llorsr Deluxe Sedan, n.rn. The Rambler Anscra,an NO MONEY DOWN TERMS TO SUIT YOU T.., city. above, is America's lowest-priced car only TOMORROW The-a, Crairses are free 10 San $1795*. You save at least $1170 over other US. sTiale students. El Circulo Castelleno, rnee1 1 C11 ' WHEN IT COMES TO economy cars. Parks anywhere, Full family room. SAVE 731 7;31J r And so easy on gas. You save when you buy AT LEAST WATCHES Humanities club you save as you drive when you Go Rambler. YOU ll. DO BETTER AT .551 cues and Poe.M.,t0n3 bused en alantilaflowi lutnellod delivered In.tios Whoa-a -. ' o'er ’Pri2Cend"1:y 571::’..;1’ 'S ' " Aar,* Calif. A Teachn, * 1.1my nolionalentromonl Itantmotation, sIll. ann lone tam. rI my. hula $ loss' Job Interviews 2 than a'. ... sg, offered by the See Your Rambler Dealer Today major U a car makers. NO' 7 P -S n, hod 91 SO. FIRST STREET, SAN JOSE Placement office. Adm234. Ana& - merit lists Sr. put out in advance a the interview and students are rogue:. ad to sign up .arty. The Saga of Squaw Valley TOMORROW CLASSIFIEDS Connecticut Mutual Inswence MAN ( MOON A 17.. i tr,:e : (Nevada) started a I.adi1Son 1:.ot perskts to this API, for rent el. 1,:;!) ;It, CY' SCHOOL INTERVIEW white men . they took vac.aticms. During thc Classified Rates: '7 nr CY 46142. 2 or 3 students or 25e line first .nsertien TODAY montly., thoy migrated intns an area of the Sierr,,, 20c a line succeeding insertioe 2 hdrm. furn, spt, see-. summer -rem. where living wor, f; hing good, and they 2 line minimum 7 i",7 around rirr.orb;ng phlo',ophy from I To Piece an Ad: TOMORROW Autos for Sale CreeS. Call at Student Affairs Wilco SO,n,1 women. The area became Snowr as Squaw Solute . Room 16, Tower Hall 59 creek &led up it became Squaw Valley. No Phone Orders
Rooms for Roof SUMMER SESSION Miscall for Sete chemical chiles. 3 sperd b r, NOW WHILE THEY were on this intended coffee break in the immediete tan (if you rub GENTLY) without producing hills, the b f were making the SC11110 in Reno. Employment was ram anrotnitthe shyl (h;to yinouthtea:kirizo..ally ...s youcreenns fll ast ctr. washandof atngstrouednitiafsfeheirzm SHIRTS pant and widespread . . . what with the pads to be burned and their And /KA 0.6,6o H talent for barbering. Their "butch" haircut literally left nothing and water! Craw Ped to is certified by Pure Food and Drug) off with soap SPARTAN DRY CLEANING the imagination. One named Hannah had a roulette wheel and he some- named it *SQUAW TAN. He loaded a bunch of if into the VS WASH & DRY times played if. BOOK STORE ... Right on Campus" WHEN this bit, they gave their THEY TIRED of separefe vaeations termed between classes ponies free Wis. Brave ponies that they were, they carried their riders Why don't you braves sneak on down and get Apartments For Rent IRENE'S hills. . . where the squaw ponies were. smell Drive -In back to the After some Apt. F, bilk, the folks gathered round the fire for story time: the braves on one REMEMBER, IT'S .. Laundry side and the squaws on the other. In unison, as if struck by the same T. question, the braces asked: Women students "What have you been using on yourakin.that.mekes it Fired SP n 6 1, SQUAW TAN CT' 73293 so soft, smooth and gives-it thet.rich golden tannlook 7" Ou;et Mod I bed's Spectat squaws (in unison, of Course pv, Sonro C/oro The answered SURV 03 W.dd ng Inv .41,ons s 2 50, 3 3 / 6_9380. ("on 76 "It's something Kamiah Kate, fhe chemist, whipped up. It gives an SPAR-TAN Book Store educe Furs. p+. for summer: beefed peToi- blocks to cernpus $25 Per student p P'.5 BBQi ?200.s Introduced at the Squaw Valley Olympics, 1960 RIGHT ON CAMPUS In mo. 686 S CY 40121. , '.,. lora C.1 woo' ,