sts Students Speak For Peace Day' Opens ts, By ED HOLLAND This morning's program will tO py, feature eight students Commenting taither on the puip,. ol students Pathways will converge to and three faculty members alternating tday All campus the barbe- at the rostrum Speak for Peace Day, Zlataruff commented: "Every- stand every 10 minutes. Each I. found cue area in front of the Women's Gym this morning speaker is expected to one criticizes apathy, yet no one seems to be overly .participate in a discussion with the audience. interested in working for a solution in- at 11:30 for the opening event in San Jose State's to world pence, Student speakers will be Clark Akatiff, Christo- so here is our start." Students Speak for Pence Day. pher Sheffield, FM Avila, John Gustafson, Bob Students from the five sel Is observing Students A Students Speak for Peace Day also is being Stew- ard, Speak for Peace Day will gather Saturday after abseiled this week at Stanford, UC, Chico State and Hale Scott, Bob MeClenithan and Brian Paddoek. in l'nion Square in San Francisco for as rally to be Francisco State. Faculty speakers will be Dr. Mervyn .4an L Cadwallader. followed by a poster walk through the ERS purpose of the day, sponsored by the business dis- The Spartan Dr. Arturo B. Faille and Anthony Pearce. trict. 1, Roger Williams Club and Wesley Foundation, Is to Throughout the day, students and faculty mem- Saturday night Earle L. Reynolds, who last sum- arolise students to express their beliefs on is way of bers will be polled on the question: "Should we chal- mer in protest sailed his yacht into a Pacific nu- maintaining world peace," Ben Zlataroff, co-chairman lenge or support the dominantly military approach our clear bomb test zone, will speak following the rally the day, reported. government is taking in id the problem posed by Com- at a supPer party at the American Friends Service Tonight at 7:30 a discussion and lecture on world munist powers?" Results of the poll will be announced Committee Headquarters in San Francisco. Reserva- is scheduled in the Stunt Christian Center. later. I(' peace tions for the slipper can be made at the Spartan Y. ir -ssartaloto by 0,,n or. Points for Peace Four Northern California Colleges in addition to SJS are observ- SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE ing this week Students' Speak for Peace Day. Pictured (standing) 7629 are Ben Zlataroff and Clark Akatiff and (kneeling) Gary Watson VOL. 46 SAN JOSE. CALIFORNIA. THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1959 NO. 125 and Carol Hume, members of the SJS committee, pointing out on the map locations of other schools observing the day. Public Queried McCLENAHAN NAMED PROSECUTOR 'Token' Raise On Paper Desire SAN JOSE, (UPI .The pob- lIe this city is being asked whether it wants as new daily Council Approves newspaper of Under Fire a liberal. Demo- $8000 cratic editorial policy. Br. Bert Morris. San Jose State professor of chemistry. The question is being asked In charged this week that Gov. Edwin G. "Pat" Bross'''. ad- a six -page, newspaper-size circu- ministration threatened to cut off several legislators' water lar now being generally distri- To Cover Athletic Deficit buted in San Jose and the sur- Jppropriations if they voted for the 121,i per cent pay raise More titan V.11, son, and $3,247.82 to pa> inth- la an altobst obtain all applai athw lroon the rounding ap- communities. letic medical bill. move, the council unanimous], Student Union secretary. for ,:tate college faculty. Sheldon F. Sackett, publisher propriated yesterday to the MeClenahatn. a junior, has voted approval of the recent Ass: KOED-TV telecast one-half hour' "They (the legislators) were told by Brown's support- of the Coos Bay, Ore., World, Athletic Department by the worked In student government By-Law amendment on discritsii ,if the council's meeting yesterday has ers in the Ways and Means Subcommittee not to vote for Issued the circular and has for several years and acted ass nation and the constitution,1 ix:er its closed circuit station. the pay raise, or the water appor-40 --- offered $10,000 in cash prizes Student Council in a mara- chairman nt the Constitutional change. New ASH officer, wet e installed for their districts would for sonments answers to the question. thon 3i hour session which Commilts, tor the Junior etas% A director and two assistant di- last night at the installation ban- from the next budget," Dr. The he cut San Jose Mercury and the closed its term Junior f lass parliamentarian and rectors ior Spartacamp acre quet held at Haverily Foods Res- C.-oed Named News have not of office. Morris said. published for SR Spartan V ( amstitution Commit- named yesterday. Don Brown will taurant, Rich Hill. new ASB presi- Dr. Morris did not name the as- days due to strike* by three Robert (Pat) MeClenahan. tee member this year. handle the directorship with More- dent, will chair next Wednesday's em Hymen. I n Tri angle unions, pressmen, stereotyper% San Jose State junior, was appoint- Other Spartans applying for the land Stevens and Carol T. Ander- council meeting. Or. Ilorris, a meberm of the and the San Jose Newspaper ed prosecuting attorney for the position were Bud Watson. Jeiry son as his assistants. Conunittee, said Guild, coming year. Five students applied Alexander, Paul Elders and Pat ,,...,welfare SAN FRANCISCO, 11.11)1)An Community Ser.ice chairman the new budget calls for what he Joseph B. Bidder, publisher of for the ASB position. Partridge, Steve Walsh, who had Dean LeGras announced that SJS termed "a token" raise of 5 per amended divorce complaint against the San Jose newspapers, had no The $8.331.91 general fund grant previously applied, withdrew his copped first place in the Selah Award Fete vent for state employes. Michael J. Barnato, heir to the comment on the circulars. Rob- was given to cover four separate application. Pereira Blood Drive Scrapbook 'The State Personnel Board rec- Kimberley diamond fortune, will ert Hickey, president of the budget items: $1,948.80 to send 10 "I plan to carry out the duties i contest. The trophy again will re- rimmenderl last December that Guild, said the Guild had no part Signup be filed here "in the next 10 days" men to the NCAA track meet at of the ASH prosecuting attorney main at SJS for the coming year. Due stale employes be given a Vi per in the distribution of the cir- Lincoln, Neb., in June; $908.44 to to the best of my ability," McCien- according to Harry Wainwright, Applications were opened for Reservation deadline for the sec- cent pa > raise commensurate with cular. send four players to the NCAA ahan said. "I'll do my best to co- ond annual Recognition Banquet the rising wages in pi (vale indus- attorney for Mrs. Barnato. tennis championships at Evanston, operate with students, court, coun- the position of student court has been extended until tomorrow, try, They also suggested a 12',2 111.: $2.226.85 to cover an estimat- cil and organizations in fulfillment chief justice for two weeks. Stu- Wainwright said he would file according to Marilyn Lloyd, ban - percent pay raise for college recut- ed net deficit of the basketball sea- of my duties." 'tents the amendment with "plenty of de- Interested in applying may quet committee ," 1)1.. Morris emphasized. Author Says chairman. The tails," to get a court order forcing original deadline -Rat now," he continued, "the was yesterday. Carolyn Kirby, 22, model and for- The banquet is n..st State administration has de- held annually in mer San Jose State student, to France recognition of students rided to keep the raise at 5 per who have discuss her relationship with Bar- rendered outstanding service to nato. Oral Readers in Benefit the college. The event scill he Sun- State College Salary Corn- 'Blunders Oral Readers a-ill present "Mis- day at 5:30 p.m. in the eafetmia. ' e. he added, has written to Barnato, 24, an Air Force "France today is blunderftilly Jackson. a finalist in the Lilliputians, story of five-inch tress Masham's Repose," their sec- Attendance to the traditional ,hlymen, including Bruce Al- lieutenant stationed at Almaden administrative, and suffers from 'recent Kaucher contest, will read people originally created by Jona- i major production of the semester, :the part of Maria. Gwen Sack and affair is by imitation only. Stu- Gatos I mho supported Radar Base near San Jose, ad- painful anachronisms in ideology." than Swift in "Gulliver's Travels." today at 3:30 p.m. in Studio John Wilson will read Mrs. Noakes dents attending the event must measures, seeking to have mitted last month in a court hear- will be read by Elaine Bartolone, These assertions, belonging to Theater, and the professor's narts. pay their $1.50 banquet reserva- 3 pet rent bill amended in ing that he took a trip with Miss Clark Mires, Swiss Journalist -Historian Herbert Admission is 50 cents. The same Ray Baptista and Ben tion fees at the Student Affairs avor .4 the personnel board... roc- Kirby to the West Indies and ease Maria's enemies, Miss Brown , Shelton. Leuthy, form the background upon reading will be given tomorrow Business Mee by Friday, Miss ,ndation. her various gifts. and Mr. Hater, will be read by I Proceeds which the tragic drama of modern night at 8:13. will go to the Dr. Doro- Lloyd said. Cecilia Winokur and Jay Nlieh- thy Kaucher France unfolds in his book, The story, originally written by Oral Reading Award Robert C.