Vet Signup nrosh Meet Today the Taday and tomorrow the Freshman class will meet to- gi days tor Korean %eternise/ toms day at 3:30 p.m. In 5112 to dis- sign their attendance Veterans' office cuss eleetion of officers and r December, the gorgeou gams eontest, an- ,retary. Mrs. Mary Simons, nounced Heed Junes, president. sowed earlier this week. available at flic tome- :ire ultedou les hr II %,,i,rattr Jittitr! adrift a SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE
L. 48 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1961 NO. 55 Student Council: ew Requirements Face St. John Dixon 'Happy New Year' ntering Students in Fall liii belga 01 the la, ulty and Plans To Enter .t.ift of San Jose State (.'oliege, ASB Veep Skip Fisk Resigns, the student:, Sao ,,,,eneral W*0:4141111 WaS I lin till I wish you sill a happy and sit. fall will face too strict essful Year. te College next a "departmental ap- New nese set of general education proach." The report further said SJS in Spring Your %access will also to- taremvids -1.1aSed on the ea- that a general education proginun ours, you see; for your aehleve- philosmhy that general should be "entirely unrelated to St. 1m Iti on. meths, now and after gradua- Discusses Minimum Wage sed cation is concerned mimarilyi majors and minors in special Negro who d'oo'd tion, will establish the effective- At a Student Council meeting The letter e\plained that there, plications for the Ito life fields," and ;itinai,,ion to *4an Jo -e Nate Led h enriching the intellectual should have a "multi- ness of our teaching and gold- which lasted less than an hour. were "several reasons" for the ...liable from student," according plicity of courses." fail }wean., lie applied too hoe. tint,'-- the college ASH Pres. Pat McClenahan an- resignation. "My responsibilities %VV.,: MINIM NI W. Gilbaugh. Dean of In 1955 the association's report reportedIS V. ill enroll :it "..IS for Dr John It Is our New Year's wish nfillineed the resignation kif ASP in the academic, family and grad- ( (naptlital said, "The general education pro- the spring -eint-ter. that each of you will here College. Ws- Vice Pres. Skip Fisk, and ap- uate school areas have recently that it loci.(11.rii,i,(1 .-:tUdent are part gram as a whole it its the state 4.11l. The new requirements represents t iie 4.1)Ver your latent intellectual , pointed gratitude representative become niet' as office Y. !.'ain lege h,,ioxt that no student should pressina 1 ate Placement a twelve point plan prepared game weaknesses pointed out in powers and uill realize your full be denied . Stan Stevens as temporary Coun- proach my June graduation." minimum iv:we of $1.25 in job education commit - 1953." It further criticized the admission fur an of- me general potentialities for good In the cil chairman. Fisk wrote. "Tne circumstances placement. Following discussion, fense- such as partieipation in a and :damned by the academic program stating that it is "inco- uorld. sit -In demonstration-- that would McClenahan read a letter of in which I regretfully find myself the issue was referred to the sag council and the president's herent and lit I attempts Piece- JOH`, I 1. illiQUIST not he eonsidered grounds for dis- resignation which,. he said, was have, in effect. nuale this decision I campus problems committee fur argil last spring. meal to be too many things to too missal from a California state col. testified to him by Fisk during for me." further study. new requirements are a re- many people. The leye preceded a Dec. 18 announce. he holidays. NIWIenahan announced that rip- Graduate representative Gary Dean Gilbaugh emphasized the 'stribulion of the 45 units of Clement: stated that he felt the point ment by SJS of Dixon's eligibility iequired by the that the changes made neral ellueation for spring admission. Class Officer placement service was doing a code. The re- came about after many depart- edneation Expelled from Alabama state "fine job," but that Most students as follows: mental meetings and "heavy fac- stribution is college for participating in it sit at oollege "are of a higher cali- 1101' of units in oral ulty involvement." Thi turn down strike, Dixon attempted to bre" than other labor %ounces. will be increased He tattled that the changes are Deadline Set immunication enroll at SJS last September and Nlany who will go into fields with not retroactive anal will not ef- m rim, to three. was turned down. Candidates for all class offices pay scales alx ve $2 are forced to fect s tind,'rt i Ira lv enrolled at 2. The inontaic of units in philo- A group of 5.15 profess:ems have until 4 p.m. tomorrow to file I work for alsait SI an hour while liti rature and the arts will SJS. Thy. charged that the reason for his , their petitions and statements of at school, he said. eight to nine. increased from admission refusal was not late ap- platform in the College Union. 315 adviser Lowell Wal- number of units in the 3. The plication, but rather a result of 'S, 9th st., Gary Wood, election ters suggestrot that other local will be decreased lectives area his involvement In civil rights dem- board chairman, announced yes- colleges with placement sem ices to five. I.R. Club To Discuss m seven ,ILst rat ions. terday. might also lie contacted. "We also manillas: at least The plan This protest touched off an in- , All candidates must attend a don't want the comnutnity to ex- laboratory course of all stu- HCUA at Meeting vestigation by state attorney gen- . meeting at 4 p.m. tomorrow in the ploit the student labor force." he prohibits a student from las eral Stanley Musk, who later an- Union to draw for placement po- Said. rmire than three units in The house comtnittee on =- sitions lking nounced that SJS President John on the Jan. 12-13 ballot and Joe Stroud, sophomore repre- Tactical arts towards satisfaction American activities' will be dis- !receive T. Wahlquist had confirmed the instructions about election sentative, stated that he had al- philosophy, literature and cussed by the International Rela- , procedure. I the existence of a "gentlemen's agree- ready asked about the minimum requirement and provides tions club tonight at 7:30 in CI1167, If a candidate cannot attend, he ment" between state college presi- wage at the placement office Dr. hat all electives must be taken said Rosanna Thayer. program dents to ban must send a proxy or be disquali- southern students ex- Edward Clements. placement di- areas outside the student's ma- chairman. pelled fied, Wood wan-nix!. for sit-in activities. rector, said. according to Stroud. The program will use the Quak- Dixon himself had remained All candidates must be bona STAN STEVENS SKIP FISK that the policy of the office was The revision came about as a er's method of settling controver- largely in the shadows during the fide members of their class and . . . chairs Council . . resigns pos4 to have a $1.25 minimum wage, :nit of criticisms made by the sial issues: "a discussion allowing entire issue. When SJS announced must have a 2.25 overall grade- but that it "had no authority not vestera College association's col- opinions of either extreme on any last fall that he was being denied point average. to advertise the job" if the em- accreditation team in 1953 question. This method negates the. admission because of too-late ap- The Friday filing deadline t. ployer Insisted on $1 00 per hour. 1958. usual angry arguments," said Miss iplication, he said he'd be glad to extended from Jan. 4 to give s. STATE CREDENTIALS The 1953 report stated that Thayer.. j "wait until next spring." dents more time to submit it Resident Assistants pet it ions, Wood said. The council aim. informally dis- cussed the placement office policy concerning plactenent of educa- yke To Select Staff Rally Tomorrow Needed Immediately tion majors who received their Fickle Lovers Frolic credential from the state instead ltn'ari lute Broncs" is the I applicants Graduates or upper-division Stu- ganizatiun. Prospective of the college. Describing it as a t I. me I t 1.1)a as ktblle a ra II y to-, efore Registration dents interested in becoming it must be officially accepted at the -definite problem." Clemens stat- 1110ITOW at 3:15 p.m. in the Wom- Iresident assistant in a student resi- college before :Appointment and ed that the office at present does n Opera Cosi fan Tutte en's Gymnasium, said Kathy idence hall are urged to apply im- maximum units Ha provide the same services for ditors Announce Disguis . : .. :.,! sentimentat.', Lynes, rally committee publicity may take a of 12 these students as it does to those hes assertion that all women are chairman. mediately in Adm266, announced of academic work per semester. foonery are all a part of the opera who receive their credential from Lyke magazine, campus feature fickle he wagers that he can make The rally, for the game Satur- , Robert L. Paton, housing coor- workshop performance of Mozart's $750 PER YEAR SJS, eVen though they pay an hlication. is recruiting next se- the two ladies in question break day night against Santa Clara in dinator. "Cosi fan Tutte" Wednesday "Accepted students will receive equal amount of fees. - their troth. the Civic Auditorium at 8:15, will ter's staff beginning today. Applicants Mist have a grade A similar situation exists in through Saturday, Jan. 11-14. in It is agreed that Ferrando and (endure Phil Barry as master 01 a reimbursement of $750 per aca- point average of 2.75 or better. the college health semice. he Follot(ing a new policy of pre- Concert Hall. Guglielmo in disguise shall try to ceremonies, the SJS song girls demic year." Baron said. live and eat with students in a pointed out, in regard to a phssi- (cum Lyke staff members be- for the performances are gain the others lover. and yell leaders, Spardi and a "A resident assistant will he di- , Tickets hall, must not be employed else- eal examination required for job ri -ristration "Brand the Drones" skit. in order to 1111- , on sale from 1 to 5 p.m. in the where. must be available evenings rectly responsible to the head resi- plasement. the king, fltliii7h7Lorrs After the rally a free sock hop. tide 'Inequality of the staff, Lyke Concert Hall box office. Prices are and pay $135 room rent per se- dent and serve as leader and ad- after agMostytouching farewell. ' with music by the tor John Hopkins and Business admission and 50 cents Forester's mester, he said. viser for students under his juris- $1 general Disguised, the two reappear to imager Ron Remington said they neck and roll band, rcill be spout - Furthermore, he added, a stu- diction" he mentioned. ' for students. site for the ladies' favor and find 'illinterview candidates today OUTLINED tired bs. the rally committee in dent may not hold a major ASH An assistant, he continued, will PLOT ready aid in the maid, Despina. Biology Prof Sets m a.m. to 1:30 p.m., and lo- written for Mo- the gym office or lie ;ictive in a student or- be required to participate in all In the libretto, Neither her help nor that of Al- om, and Nlionetay at 1130 a.m. Ponies Ferrando Is in-service training programs and zart by Da fonso is of avail. The close of Act 1 VIII. Dorabella. Guglielmo attend all staff meetings. betrothed to I finds both ladies firm as the Talk on Fisheries Ii) her sister. Fiordiligi. Dorabella Dr. John Harville, associate pro- inle: IPM.S will be held in Lyke triumphant lovers offer to "dis- HALL AssIGNMENTS is passionate. impulsive; Flordiligi world wire fessor of biology and science edu- rice, .1 count" the bet. But the time is not Coordinator Baron pointed old faithful. Both will speak on his finat is sentimental and up and Alfonso tries again with that a residence assistant may be cation. love. Their lovers U.S. CLAIMS 'EVIDENCE* OF LAOS AIR DROPS -year study on Pa- I 1-(3(1a* needS art, adv9rtising. nire very much in Despina as accomplice. The two assignee' to office work. supervise one-and-a-half Bnglish. the bachelor tonight at 730 business and journalism vaunt their virtues to young lovers continue to make WASHINGTON (17PII- -The State Department charged yester- student conduct in the hall area. cific coast fisheries Majors cynic- not Dr. William McBain. and students with maga- Alfonso. Alfonso is a love to the other's fiance. Dora- day that Communist planes are continuing their air drops in Laos. assist in hall government, act as in 8210. said nii clear-sighted and pnifessor of psychology experience." Hopkins said a millieious rme bella yields to temptation. Fer- with 12 to 14 planes making such flights Tuesday. host or hostess or help out in the assistant president of Sigma Xi. rando is furious and redoubles his The State Department said Tuesday it had "hard evidence" dining loom when necessary. and The talk, which will 1* illus- efforts to win Fiordiligi, who fi- Dud Soviet and North ietnamene transport planes Mut made among other dillies. trated by color slides. is sponsored napy yields also. 184 flights into Lain% since Dec. IS, carrying Communist North "We are particularly Unterested Dr. by Sigma Xi. The honorary sci- Minium Named Vietnamese troop% and supplies. DOUBLE WEDDING in women students with some ex- society for faculty mem- Alfon.so soothes the troubled perience in leadership." he com- entific ANTI-CASTRO DEMONSTRATIONS IN U.N. bers purpose is to eneourage orig- spirits of his friends with worldly mented. UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. tt1P11- -Anti-Castro outbursts in the research ;Ind iminstigation in advice. He stages their sudden re- Baron reminded those who have I inal Head applied. Psychology public gallery forced suspension yesterday of a Security Council pure and science turn, the ladies are contrite and a already filled out application forms' meeting called lo hear Cuba's charge that the United States plans The program. "Seleeted Re- ird W. Minium, pro- I. wedding ensues. to please turn them in to Adm266 nil 1111111111e111 searches in Pacific Coast Fisher- Eilvvin C. Dunning, assistant pro- as soon as possible. ti psychology, has been ies." is open to ;ill interested fac- fessor of music, is director of the Reinforced U.N. guards hustled anti-Castro demonstrator% n.,1,1,41 head of the Psychology (le- ulty and students. A tattle has been opera workshop, for the presen- from the gallery who repeatedly si led "asestilitsr. murderers! iment resened in the faculty cafeteria effective next fall se- tation of "Coal fan Tulle." as Cuban Foreign Minister Haul Rout sought to present the in- Pres. John T. Wahlquist vasion charge to the council. Wesley Schedules at 6 p.m, for members who plan lila ,o1 today. U. S. Ambassador James J. Wadsworth told the council the to remain on campus until the Minium will succeed Dr. 'U.S. Radicalism' Cuban charge was brewed "from the cauldron of hysteria" and made meet Brant clark, professor of psychol- the Castro government appear "ridiculous in the eyes of the world Debate on HCUA pg1'. who resigned as department srs U.S. Wit ( foci-is-CV USE OF GUANTANAMO BAY head recently to devote more time Talk Slated Today Both sides in the current con- Spartacamp Job to WASHIN., t '1 - The White House served notice yester- teaching and spicial studies in Dr. eiltdys Giliiione, troversy about the house day that the United Slates will continue to use the Guantanamo the psychlogical arpects of avia- professor of American History, mittee on un-American act,. . Naval Base despite the break in diplomatic relations with Cuba. Signups Today tion medicine. will discuss "American Radicalism and the San Francisco protest s, The White House position was made nubile in a two-sentence A graduate of Stanford univer- [in the Ante Helium Period" to- he heard todav and next Thum-' Spartacamp's counselor signup statement read by Presidential Press Secretary pumas C. Hag- 14. Dr. Minium joined the SJS day at 3:30 p.m. in cafeteria rooms day, Jan. 12, at the Wesley mid- ends tomorrow, camp director gerty. tteulty in 1948. Ile received his A and B. week luncheons, annoqnced the Earle Truax said yesterday. Ph.D. "rhe termination of our diplomatic and consular relations with degree from the University Under the sponsorship of TASC. Rev. Mr. Henry Gerner. Metho- Originally scheduled to end be- If Cuba has no effect on the status of our naval station at Guan- California and was a psycholo- Mne lecture is the second in a dist campus minister. fore the holidays, the deadline. rist in tanamo," his statement said. the Army Air Force during ries entitled "Radicalism in The luncheon. open to all stu- Truax explained, was extended the "The treaty relations under which we maintain the naval station last World War. America." dents, begins at 12:30 p.m. at the because there still are openings. Dr. may not. be abrogated without the consent of the United States." Clark whose resignation is Dr. Gilmore has studied at va- Wesley foundation, '205 E. Santa Students can obtain applications effeethe Sept. 1, wan; graduated rious institutions including Adel - CONGO LEADERS IGNORE U.N. CONCILIATION Clara St. A hot lunch is served in the College Union. Interviews DR. EDWARD MINIUM Irmn line University of California (UPD Congo leaders ignored a for 35 cents, dept. head phi College, University of Ro- LEOPOLDVILLE. The Congo will be held Jan. 9-11 in the Ad - Sad received . . . new his Ph. D. degree chester, Cornell university and United Nations conciliation commission seeking to unify warring Today, John Gustafson. presi- ministration building, 1 to 4 p.m. from the Universiiy of Southern government offices corn- dent of Gavel and Rostrum, %s-ill to be pre- University of California. political factions and closed all yesterday to All students are eligible California. Last May Dr. Clark was She received her Ph.D. degree memorate violent independence riots in Leopoldville two years ago speak in fa% or of the committees discussion group counselors. He the Longrere award from served in the Navy from sented Commis...loners proclaitned a (lay of national work and opposed to the San March 1942 assn. for at Ur with a thesis on anti -for- The College of spartacamp will he held to 1946 and again from 1951 the Aerospace Medical to in eign movements in California mourning for the victims of the Hiding on (Ian. 4 and 5, 1959. Francisco protest. The talk is 18 and 19 at the Asininity camp 1953. In his last two years with "outstanding accomplishment 1919-1929, hen 41 Congolete Were killed and more than 2511 Injured in titled "Don't Go Left!" grounds near Monterey the psychological aspects of avia- the rsiitlY. Dr. Clark was head of and lattice. At the Ta tuna ry 12 meeting of the camp the Dr. Gilmore has taught at Tu- clashes with troops It is the purpose Aviation Psychology tion medicine." Igh ra" 5.18 staff in lane university and Albuquerque The riots erupted after police broke up an unauthorized meeting Jack Rickman will present the to promote interest in student torY. l*IS Naval School of Avia- Dr. Clark Joined the high school. during which independence from Belgium was due to be discussed other side id the controversy. government. tion Medienie 1916. 111.$111A Thursday. January 5, Vail Thrust and Parry Dun 'I'ASC sat thc fin Lot leery lf offered statism f" 'Don't Feed TASC,* If this TASC. Si! Spaltan2)aiiii-.01,ffeuragimium.. beginning to wonder Suggests Student group is not a itationai political I consider myself a Entered as secuna class matter April 24, haLe but where does one 1934, at San Joss. California. under the .1)1.1011t Nu um, party. di., act of March 3, 1819. Member Cats. expressed the feelings of several What sing le. constructive litw between "liberalisi Pri fornia N wspapsu Publishers Assn. Pub- students (including myself, and thing has TASC done in the "radicalism?" lished daily by Associated Students of growing attitude toward past months? More- Constructive State the immediate criticism San Jose Colleg except Satur. does TASC day ar.d Sunday, during college year. l'ASC, the so-called, self-styled over, what exactly fine thing. I'm all for Gal Subscriptions accepted only on re- "campus political party" of San stand for? do not consider wild ,.. mainder-of-school-year basis. In fall se- Jose State, better than Mr. Car- Members of this organization and bland statements m con..15. . $4: in spring semester. $2. CV. roll did in the Dec. 1.1 Spartan should bear in mind that some live in the least. press 4-641 4 Editorial Ext. 2110, 2113: of their recent activities have Con! Advertising Ex+. 2109. Press of Globe Suggestion: Don't feed TM. -I Printing co. Office TASC (whose initials I'm Iv- hours I:46 420 p.m. only served to blur TASC, until Maybe it'll go (twit), to ate Monday through Friday. Any phone ginning to think stand for: "To it has reached the point that Itututld Rurtlial ,.1. Stu I c Its should be mad during +his period. Agitate Students Continually", EDITOR RON BATES movement on campus is a ASW993K aggrt is not only annoying it's dis- any Advertising Mgr. LYNN LUCCHETT1 - - Is is still Day Editor gusting. Marsh Reyes .1 in the N ws Editor Jim Ragsdale Films the continual harping Cl. Sports Editor Nick Peters Assistant Sports Editor Gary Palmer :T.:sashay' Society Editor Ellen SiloIto I list hest Wire Editor L. worsiisoka, Library Concert ON
EL RANCHO DRIVE-IN Records scheduled tor nalay SEASONAL Alma & Almaden library concert from noon 1,, 1 p.m. and 3 to 4 p.m. in the , Esther & The King library study room: SWEATERS . . . SLACKS . . . SKIRTS Joan Collin, R C1,1,0 Eg,,^ Ten Who Dared Vivaldi: Two C ertus for I Oboe DINNER DRESSES . , . CASUALS Sti Kodaly: Collo SI111.1111 LINGERIE and LOUNGING WEAR 3, GRACE BALL A DRAMATIC MOMENT is captured during belle and Glenda Parker as Fiordiligi watch rehearsals of the opera workshop production entranced. Tickets are on sale now for per. SECRETARIAL of Mozart's Cosi fan %tie. Robert Waterbury formances Wednesday through Saturday, Jan. as Alfonso gestures as Linda Stones (1) as Dora. 11 to 14 A BEAUTY CAREER '/3 to '/2 Off COLLEGE is best for you San Fra,c,cco by ADDED BONUS . . . Worn*, and Men Hairstylists and kENI the Golden Gate Laundry& Dry te0 Coonetolocnsts and Beauty Salon choice of Apparel Managers are in great demand! Your Cleaning Service Pleasant. high paymg pos,tion Executive Secretarial Course await you after a short course at on $5 $8 $10 Racks for College and University Women Out school where you receive thr famous Come. & Doran Method NEXT ENROLLMENT DATE Fine Shoe Repairing orderer of Hairstyling and Cosmetology a free weoL's fram- OPEN TONIGHT TIL 9 FEBRUARY 6, 1961 Diploma and INPete:Kuala vir ing in Hollywood upon gradu ST. Sond for College Catalog ation Sale Continues Fri. & Sat. 525 Sutter St.. corner Powell San Francisco 2 ZINKE'S Remember, the bum, school EX 2-5232 49 E. SAN ANTONIO Attention: ROTC Men gives the ben training It is that OCR military leaders in Washington are trying ,,,0 to tell oUR president-elect what to do again. I don't mean they’-’ talking with him man-to-man like. But certain admirals are doijz. San Jose rte 91ded Caye their best to extoll the virtues of aircraft carriers to the incoming FIRST INTER-HILLEL LOX & BAGEL defense secretimy, Mr. McNamara. Beauty College WHOI 455 E. WILLIAMS The fact that it takes a goodly number of destroyers, tanker, 37 West San Carlos BRUNCH cruisers anti supply ships to support the carriers is unimportant Between 10th and 11th TENDER Forward looking men like Arleigh Burke, who made such an en- CY 5-7684 Guest speaker HENRY SHAW, director of lightening speech at SJS last year, say so. Hillel at London University 1STE A BIG 'S.F.' TENDER Meet Sun., Jan. 8 in front of Cafeteria Mainly. people like Mr. Burke like carriers because they are I not what you would call unobtrusive ships: like for example, when Bus leaves 11 a.m. Returns 3:30 p.m. they plow through the Golden Gate, and all the crew voluntarily ,STE BUS 50rt BRUNCH 50e bands together to form a big and colorful "S.F." on the deck. - MEATY This is a very important part of our military defense, and it FALL CLEARANCE SALE makes good newspaper copy. Especially when the newspapers have I VEAL photographers in helicopters hovering above the carrier. 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January 5. 1961 ' SPARTAN DAILT3 SJS Cagers Fourth in Tourney; Tip-Off WCAC Action Saturday Pressing Defense Stuns Potent Loyola; Offense Nil Team Defense Glitters; Varsity, Yearlings Gaels, Broncos Edge Spartans in Finals Meet Santa Clara On Eastern ip NICK IPETERN upset the tu, ,,i hy %MIMI, ;II. Against st. Mary's in Ilee that the In Civic Twin -Bill ii best teams tourney, San Jose Steele would Braun Scoring Leader semi-final the spartaus were vie - LIS t Athletic Conference have been labeled its Cinderella tines of eircumstastees - they ,.:: Road Swing 11 PETERS AVM' league season Saturday just about an even Were to Lifter on team, as its stunning 33-31 victory Jack Handley and night in \A lilt a quip defense that has netted opponents lo the Civic auditorium Stu Ininan's Spartan basket- over Hay IhdPogetto Ile officials. defending champ Loyola in By CiAlliV PALMER against University of Santa Clam regat ion camp through This duo in the appropriate garh point- per game-one of the top markc in the nation ----San J.'-e' first -round action at 8:15 p.m Danny (Hines' year- fourth place fir was undoubtedly of A fast start doesn't always iii - staprising black and white striped shirts State threaten% to he a real strong contender fur the '4 est Con-t play the week-lung classic's major lings the Bronco frosh In it the second annual WCAC wsset. "robbed" 5.15 of still another upset sure a good finish and such seas .te Athletic Conference title when ir leant% Isoss to pia the I I/.. 6:15 preliminary. at USF's memorial, as they blew Iii., ease for Stu Inman's varsity , Claseic P.n their lungs out in through the hoop. Santa Clara christened second-round semi-final ac- on its four league 1 listlion week. ...ending the Gaels to the foul line game road trip prior the Spartans bottled-up En route to a 5.0 elate the Spartans defensive mark is esen play Tuesday night with a lop- i pod USF not unexpectedlc St. 46 times. to the V'CAC. tournament. Mary's more impressive when one considers that SJS has plas.d a sided 71-38 win uster COP and All - American candidate St. Mary's made 27 gift tosses The locals took a 3.1 record bet' of teams that often soar highly touted Ken Tom aleschery in a 40-41 squeaker over* Stanley. and that was the hall St ith them at tlu. ',tart of the loss to game, a dis- 70 points an outing. :11i:scalar center Joe Braun is The win brought the Brunet"' the Gaels. trip. immediately Rent a appointing 40-41 loss for the Spar- upped it to 4-1 A g thew, only powerful Battling in an anti-climactic fi- when they took the individual statistical leader. lie se4as 2nviic717:0 1.(:.rs.4 9-4.i tans. the measure of Utah lives, up to its repidation, nal to the Gael thriller, the San Jose in TYPEWRITER Spar- The Spartan defenders, paced by, Idaho state. 46-41 at Pocatello, le-ads in field goal attempts 1109), tans scoring te: against 5414 at Salt 1A'CAC tourney, which enabled lost their battle for third but skidded the quick-thinking Dennis Bates. downhill with the oth- Lake City. Highly rated St. field goals made (451, field goal . Bob place to arch-rival Santa Clara. Feerick's quintet to notch spun a frustrating web around the er three games on the sojourn. Special 42-18. Louis %ea. held to 52, point- percentage 141.31, iree throws third place. talent efl MPSehelT, allowing him Red-hot Utah forced the, Spar- 111410 I resno state tallied hut made .30i, rebounds i74e, rebound The Spartans take, a 3-6 The five-day tournament fea- record Student Rates ! but one field goal and the entire tans to play its kind of ball on Average (6.71, total points , lured a lot close 54. strong St. Marys scored 41 f1201. into conference play, hoping to of basketball Gael aggregation just seven. the second game of the trip and (27 on free throws). Idaho State ;end ,coring average 110.9 Sc:,:''. 2-10 with defense playing a key role. ' 3 Months $18 SJS made gotal on 14 fielders, handed the locals their worst set- in most only totaled 41, and powerhouse contests. Officiating. on but were a pathetic 12-for-30 at 1 back i.f the campaign, 82-48. Live cite Moo contained with Just Use Our the whole. was below pier. The the foul line, accounting for the Si digits. St. Nlary's-S.1S affair had the Stilt Jose trailed 37-13 at half- 0, et to -Own Plan loss that should have been a win. On the other side of the ledger ' referees blowing their whistles time through its OWII failure tee Trailing 19-15 at the half, the the Spartans have only averaged 53 times In one of the worst ex- connect from the floor and It Spartans narrowed the gap in the .18.5 points per game thernselve hibitions of Ray Area officiating apparently served as an omen u4 KBM early going of the final stanza. but accounting for their losing record You things to e . Name it ... III several years. were left shorthanded on the Champion The Spartans followed up against Ineptnqss at the foul line cost SJS BUSINESS USW placed thief. men boards when Braun. Bates. and KENNEDY another nationally ranked team. two games u St. Mary's and Wash- MACHINES the All-tourney five Bob Gail- Robertson all fouled out in the !ard. the St. Louis Wilkens, and once ington of St. Louise, which e.ettl : E'd Thomas, and Henry John- , game's 91 E. San Fernando CY 2-7 50 1 waning moments. again it was a have easily been won for a -on-- with the clever Gaillard being case of no offense, YAGER & does it Nieschery fouled out with six SILVA The Spartans held the high 'mark. armed MVP. Last year's MVP mintites to go and his mates ahead sewing Bills to 52 points, but hit Opponents have out-shot thi Tom Meschery sparked the Gaels :t9-31. At that point the Gaels col. only eight of it attempts and 10 Spartans :16.7 per cent to 31..'; to a second-place finish and was Vance-. Barnes lapsed. allowing free throws for a meager '16 point per cent from the floor and 62.'. ,Iso named All-tourney along with five consecutive points iend a pair MEAT total on the evening. per cent to 61.1 per cent from the STATE cop's dead-eye. Ken Stanley. . . . Right! ref fielders to Bobby Lister and San tight defensive tac- free the-ow line. Center Joe Braun catapulted Jie.e., Norm Rostock while just garner- tics resulted in a 19-10 halfthne Despite facing some giants like MARKET -.An Jose to its upset over Loyola ing a pair of free throws them-; Ith the Spartans manag- Cal's Bill McClintock, St. Mary', 11 the first round. After being held sehes. to make the score 41-40 150 Santa Clara ing a mere three field goals. Tom Meschery, Utah's Bill McGill E. scoreless for the first half, big Joe with Stop here for anything from a tank 1:14 to go. Rig Bob Nordmann did mast of and St. Louis' Bob Nordmann. th. CYpress 2-7726 scored six field goals in a 10-min- With just a few seconds left the damage against San Jose and Spartans have surprisingly out or. second half span to give the full of gas to a complete In the game scrappy teary Ryan was the only man in the game to their rivals. 447-435. check-up FIRST QUALITY MEATS eels a 41-37 lead with six minutes meshed the. Imeket that would hit double figures. Stu Inman's charges have man- eft in the game after the Spar- of your car. You'll always find WHOLESALE & RETAIL haVe put the Spartans :Mead, 42- Despite the poor offensive show- aged to fulfill their desire of keep- us tans started the final period in 41, hut It wasn't tee he as he was ing by the Spartans, Bill coach ing their foes from shooting too arrears by 22-19. hounds. erasing the alert, friendly and on our toes to TENDER T-BONE reeled out of John Benington praised the ag- often. Opponents have attempted A pressing SJS defense held the 5.15 he IpeS for bucket and all a gressive SJS defense as "the best , 515 field goals as compewed tie high scoring Jerry Grote and Ed serve you RIGHT! You'll seam' miljor upset. we've met this season." SJS' 592, but they've made four appreciate STEAK lb. 85` Bento to a combined total of 27 In the battle for third place. Inman was most disappointed more. 189-185, accounting fra points. The powerful Lions, still our way of doing things. TENDER RIB sophomore Gene Shic:Ids sparked with the final game of the trip, their greater shooting percen a.ge considered the team to heat in the a second half Santa Clara come- which saw the Spartans drop a Whereas rnals have missed bite WCAC league chase. went live lb. back effort to down the Spartans 49-47 thriller tee Washington uni- 124 shots, the locals have faller STEAK 72C minutes into the first half before 48-42. versity of St. Louis. short on 511 attempts, denoting MEATY scoring their initial field goal and Leading- 20-15 at. the tweak, SJS San Jose put together its best , that S.IS has had the opportunitc at one point dewing the final 20 couldn't stop Shields in the final offensive effort of the trip fr to score at will, but failed to fin Ihey were without a single point VEAL NC/PHD 55C '20 as everything he threw at the the field. outscoring the Bears ' the range. for nearly seven minutes. Armour 5for-thick sliced bucket found the range. He tallied 21 goals tee 14, hut e lllll nihilist This, no doubt. Is one area in Braun's 12 digits were high ba- stanza, as STARTER S109 16 points in the last 20 fouls-enough to "hand" the et hich the spaetans cclii have. is. the Spartans, who shot 40 per cent. took over at 24-23 with BACON his tnates game to Washington. improve if they are ill Illakl any from the field- their highest out- minutes to go and were never 14 Washington gave the locals only strides ill the 11010-61 WC.1( GENERATOR put in several games score heeded. The Spartans didn't eight opportunities from the free; race - for the first five minutes of the throw line while capitalizing on Inman is not worried about the second half. Spartans with taste like 21 of 29 of their own, shooting problems. "This is only. San Jose's he-se offensive. effort temporary,- he said. "We expec, on the four game trip netted them the team to do a better job in the EL CHARRO CAFE only 29 per cent from the floor. future, hut we are particularly NFL Drafts 2 Pitt Inman is hopeful the locals pleased with the defense----it is I for Mexican and American disho; will shake their offensive blues in , further along than we expected. BRAKE WORK S'aturday's league opener he added TACOS TOSTADAS Gridders ENCHILADAS FRIJOLES SJS Mike Jones. earlier picked t San Jose the Oakland Raiders in the Amet Wan Football League draft, was CY 3.9779 Closed Monday .1 also chosen in the NFL player holidays. SAVE draft over the LUBRICATION SIR Also chosen from San Jose was per Leon Donahue, a tackle on the. 1939 Spartan grid team. 3c 15% .10111'S. the SJS signal -caller 2.` gal. round by the SAVE ohosen on the 12th with ASH ( 11;1) Raiders, was a 20th and final 92+ Octane Reg. - 100+ Octane Ethyl round choice of the Pittsbury, nm ALI. 'Your Cleaning Costs Striders. while Donahue o Examples of year-around oil prices. ENGINE 4rablx.d by the 49ers. Shell x -I 00, Quaker State, Triton, Veedol, was a mil. The big tackle Valvoline, Richlube qt. can 38c TUNEUP ART CLEANERS round Steele. choice, but wen+ Havoline, San Francisco as a result of a tue Cdstrol qt. can 50c (:1 11; 1 two 398 E. s NT emus deal between the NFL Bulk, qt. I 9c clubs. 100 Eastern . erording to head coach lt. 5 -gal. Sealed Can, 100 Eastern $1.98 Titchenal. Jones will give pro 1,.,.: Cigarettes package 22c BILL WERT CHEVRON a try. hut has not yet decided 64 whether it will Ice with the. AFL SUPER SHELL KEYES or NFL entry. 200/o STATIONS WWII 7th and !amain /C, WhO 111.1/pplY1 4t1, & Williams - 6th & Key'. - 10th & Taylor ErigNMEE I Block North of SPARTAN CITY this year. has another year . 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Curtain 1415 p.m Studio Theatre ALUM PARKING 2nd & William Ii ROCK AVE. -- 11ARTAM nAn., Thursday, January 5, 19C1 Grads Receive Commissions . New $1000 REDS PUSHED BACK Educators graduates tjgl. An SJS Engineering State graduate Jose Four San th ' 1958, Lt. Benson SI I recently completed the 12-week is noAv CHINA officers candidate course at Ma- aboard the USS Travers, .04 rine Corps Schools, Quantico, Va. a tank landing ship op the course, pufhib tiheous Littlebase C Scholarship of See Need of Cha nges. completion IP Upon they were commissioned Not-folk "There is concern among edu- undergraduate programs which Dec. 10, Ne Matisse second tenants cators about the professional would include the humanities. as Nee , Cummissioned were : Frank N. VIETNAMCs iliA.ww. status of engineering," said Nor-; mathematics, wipnce and 0,0 Available 4.44e.t r tillo of Lodi; John IL Dea\ ii num 0. Gtuderson. dean of the' eering sciences, followed by grad- Haley of S n 0 de_ of Tracy; Harrison L . partagude $1000 scholarship is noa , division of engineering, after re- uate professional programs which -11" / i A new 0 Martinez; and Harold L. Spurt' k fertsl by the Spartan turning from the 26th annual would offer the engineteing being of of Sun Jose. 1011 service. Donald Ryan, as- meeting of the Pacific -Southwest glees. Rental y . rid. the 26 - Alpha Gamma, section of the American Society WIDENING CHANGE sistant to the dean of students. , NamOink week basic school required of all announced this week. tuanePrabang10 for Engineering Education. "Changes such as ibis would ; a a commissioned Marine offi- 7.30rpmiFreshman 'Law* DCS . "The meeting at Stanford Dec. Any SJS student is available mean a widening of the engineer's! Upon completion of the ad- 3:30 p.m. possible cers. for the grant, to be awarded for beets and 29 discussed background and wound eliminate' valued course, they will be as- International Ap- changes in the education system the full semester this year. Xieng Parasol most of the speealization at the signed to duty or to another for meeting, CID. plications must rent an apart- to bring up the standards in tne VOL 4 Vink undergraduate lev,-1," Dean Gun- further training. Sigmas Mil I Spartan Rental Vientiane profession," he said. ment. front the - demon said. "S program similar A fifth alumnus. William P. Under discussion at the meet - service, a Inch offers bo,th ap- 0111! to this is now being used at Benson formerly .of San Jose, unapproved housing. rig was a resolution which pro- proved and UCLA. Students who with to SDP V, PrOMOted t Na VY lieutenant Other requirements, as outlined vised growth of pre-engineering cialize must return anti meet all P.TV t.a %niteytrail, AS by Kenneth Gordon. rental service the requirements of entrance to president. are a good scholastic graduate school. This gives a bet. Lt. Colonel Plans standing and a need of financial Ex-Professor ter selection of students to do the aid. Applications must be filled specialized work, and offers To Ai-tend SJS 8akttia44,-;_i Bic out in Adm269 before April 1. higher grade of graduate in speci- \ burner laettlty member it The scholarship, described by THAILAND fiefic fields." ASEt Brings Spain t,, ,L. Army Command and General Mr. Ryan as one of the most com- "Engineering is attempting 91eis'ep testinan at Fort Leaven- plete offered through his office, . .m.e,tinitiain;onea Staff college I; attend SJS to dents covers tuition, room and board, can feesasllionhalimsesltfatiLasn' ' worth, Kan. will Good Will degree in citcp,* adulate and books. engineer, if they are working in complete work on his of t from th Funds are still available for the A retired SJS professor 4 Job relatedto engineering. This education. Stone, Nelson, his Two spring semester for students who photography, George E. expansion of the education of en- Lt. Col. Klemens M. Bangkok Peter, Corsages taking qualify for the National Defense %mho is living with his wife in gineers would wife and three children, 4.0,1 help define the! Bouquets -52 Ws rat o CAMBODIA Calagamba on the island of Ma- {14, John, 13, and Karen, 7, have Student Loan program. A 2.75 lines between technicians and en- tr knee off the coast of Spain, has iently settled in San Jose. They seven CPA and a need for financial aid COUNTERING A CLAIM by Communist Pathet Lao forces, gineers." Dean Gunderson stated. I ec CY 2-0462 10th & Santa Clara been playing the role of goodwill re-rde at I .05 Prevost ave. taken are required for eligibility. the pro-Western government of Laos announced the recapture PROGRAM DIVIDED within information on these amba.ssador. Further of Xieng Khouang (I). There was no immediate word on the Discussion was divided into four stood t and other aid programs is given It so happens that the nearby fate of northern Phong Saly Province (2) which earlier was sections at Stanford according to mew .1 avail- town of Petra is the birthplace of in the financial aid bulletin, reported in Communist hands. the program: the effect on the able through the office of the Juniper() Serra, founder of the year undergraduate level, the graduate All Types dean of students. California missions, and each the people of Petra and vicinity level, industry and government. gather to pay honor to the famous and on the profession. ' of Scr Laos Troops Capture missionary. "Considering all the aspects oh Movie on Canada Because there is a large colony the problem the general opinion of Californians living in Majorca, was that a five year program lor- Pre one of them is selected each year an engineering degree was de- Quality Paperbacks Sheduled Monday to place a wreath on the Serra sirable." Dean Gunderson con- Vital Rebel-held Road monument in the little town's cluded. Widest Selection in San Jose plaza. This year the honor went VIENTIANE, Laos iLPli glade where roads from Vientiane, For Audubon Tour to Professor Stone, and he not !Laotian government troops were Luang Prabang and Xieng Khou- Come in and Browse Around Sea to Sea" will con- only placed the witssath but de- reported yesterday to have cap- ang meet. It had been in rebel talk about the Job Interviews tinue the annual Audubon Screen, livered a short tured a vital road junction be- hands since leftist Capt. Kong Le California with which he T4)31014140 V% tour Monday night at 8 in Mor- tween Vientiane and the royal retreated front Vientiane and last ris Dailey auditorium, according is very familiar. The event was Gordon I'. McCormiek & ROBERTS BOOK STORE capital of Luang Prabang from month advanced toward Xieng anniversary of to Dr. Arnold G. Applegarth, pro- held on the 247th needs liberal arts and busii,- pro-Communist Bathet Lao guer- Khuang. Serra's birth. majors for security and insuran.. 4TH STREET OPPOSITE LIBRARY fessor of zoology. rilla forces. Xieng Khuang itself was re- The color film will be narrated Over the years Professor Stone sales positions. The report followed a Thailand ported by Red radio broadcasts to by its creator. Bert Harwell of had photographed many of the broadcast that said pro- have been recaptured by pro- talk Berkeley, Calif. The film ificludes1 radio California missions and when he Communist troops supplied by a CoMmunist troops from govern- Una,: many colorful regions of the Ca- went to Majorca to live, he took lift had pushed to with- ment forces. Greb. a! nadian tundra that have not been Soviet air some of his best photographs with BUSINESS COLLEGE in 20 miles of the royal capital of On the diplomatic front yester- him. These are now in a museum Business college often cart make the difference ... when it comes to office placement. nalism, photographed. Office job training in less time at a reasonable rain 11l1 Putt The program is open to every- Luang Prabang. day the Laotian government, in in Petra which houses relics of reports reaching SECRETARIAL TYPIST CLERK IBM PBX NCI' watch ti one. Admis.sion is 50 cents for According to a dramatic change of position, Father Serra. eirritit i cents for general ad- here, pro-Western government announced it would be willing to I In recognition of this gift, stone students, 90 74.e "iceuftemy 4 eude.cedd Mr. I mis.sion and 25 cents for children troops took control yesterday of consider a move to revive the In-I has been made an honorary mem- mountain "Asociacion Amigos under 12. Sala Post Khoun, a dochinese Truce Control Commis- ber of the de CY 7-3244 572 South First San Jose de Fray Juniper() Serra, Petra if thoir The annual tour is presented to sion in a move to find a basis Clip and return tor free ;elorrnetic, Isla de Mallorca." journale more than 250 schools throughout peace to this southeast Asian Professor Stone was a member' Name City. The sl the United States and Canada in nation. The government had pre-j Modesto Group of the SJS faculty for 22 years. call, whose r the National Audubon society. viously been firmly opposed to I Address Phone . (No salesman will from 1934 to 1956. crime r The final films of the nth any reactivation of I 0, triviae tire season on campus will be Ro. commission. dangers are] ft Tory Peterson's "Wild Europe- on Visits Campus juset Wednesday, March 15, and Patri- Thirty Modesto junior college cia B. Witherspoon's "Kangaroo students, accompanied by San Soroptimists Offer Continent" on Friday, April 21. Jose State graduate Wilbur Sim ITIMAIrP"."0""I stopped off at Spartan Cafeteria vesterday for a "quick lunch" be- Women Scholarship Security Becoming fore heading back to Modesto A $20110 fellowship is being of- Dr from Menlo Park. fered to graduate women in The students, who are studying northern California and Nevada Land of Lost Bikes journalism, photography, a nd by the Southwestern Region of Of Lost your bicycle lately? yearbook production at MJC, had the Soroptiznist Federation of the If you have, you might be able been on a tour through the Sun- Americas. to relocate it at the SJS security set magazine plant in Menlo Park. The fellowship is available to office. Sims was graduated from SJS wurnen who are working toward Head security officer Ralph in 1956 with a degree in joarnal- doctorates in political science, in- lessor, Gough reports some 10 or 12 bi- ism. He worked on the Spartan ternational relations, public ser- named cycles are currently under his Daily and was news editor for vice, psychology, mathematics, iif sours care. one semester. science, languages, sociology and science" Since he'd like to get rid of other areas of study. ,31Y1 in them, Gough asks all bicycle-los- ' Applications are available in renewed ers to check with the security Prof To Speak Adm269. or may be obtained by The s writing to the fellowship chair- office in hopes of finding irstory t w, ).wheelers lean, Miss Doris E. Raef, 2825 On Wages Abroad Santa Paula Court Sacramento 21. IWO to site nit Dr. Frank Meissner, SJS assist- Applications written to the chair- ant professor of economics anti man must be in the mail no later Danes Give Medal Itt ot consultant to Stanford Research than March 1. series t !institute, will address .a meeting thee To SJS Graduate of the American Marketing assn. %lateen SUS graduate Charles Ginsburg tonight at 8 at the First Federal Poulsen Savings and Loan building, 507'.. WESTMINSTER lePende received the. Valdemar "not ix Gold Medal of the Danish Aca- First St., according to club spon- PRESBYTERIAN mein Is demy of Technical Sciences dur- sor Donald P. Sanders. assistant CHURCH Deser ing recent ceremonies at the professor of business. Project" World Trade Center in San Fran- Dr. Meissner will speak on (lest sai, cisco. "Low Wages Abroad - Threat ,ncludes Ginsburg, developer of "video- or Opportunity." The talk is open The Alameda at Shasta tury of tape" recording for television, is to the student body. Preceda, CY 4-7447 AIICP to now vice president of Ampex cor- the talk at 7p.m. will be elect', There poration. and a business meeting. Sunday Services tt olutries 9:30 & 11 a.m. ,f 190e in the 7:00 p.m. ;ItitT01101 CLASSIFIEDS " POin' JOHN KNOX it Classified Rates: FELLOWSHIP !'hserva. 25c a line first insertion -.sects for sale, approved Other 20, a ,cceeding insertion semester, 65 S 11th St. El 4,5,S, -ty-le^n) stages, 2 line minimum Sets., dbl, private home near collwm bnoks N 74, the foto Mston To Place an Ad: quiet, comf kit priv, opt. 62 A SNOW RETREAT utt5 ercour? s Cell at Student Affairs Office CY 5-7355, 619k ir Room 16, Tower Hell Its what o viv front tieing e, SJS o Jan. 6, 7, 8 that counts No Phone Orders 2 Wee apt. new 11/2 bats S 10th St. Cy 3-4955 Cy 7.1948 Statk 1--HLtER=BLEND is yours in Winston and only Winston. has he, Help Wonted Per Sale HOLLAND HOUSE St the 3 meture male students who yearn for Spring contract for Co Ed Man, . 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