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VOL. 44 SAN JOSE, CALIFOR, THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1957 NO. 05 . ,e Coeds To Attend Stanford Dean Frosh-Soph Mixer Athletics Meeting Council Agrees Cattle Stiers and Nan Gault will Will Keynote attend the California Athletic Federation of College Women 'Greek Week' Has `WorJd' Theme conference in Hollywood this Stanford University's dean of weekend. Mtn Gault is secretary men. Dr. William Craig. will be To Race Study "Around the World in 80 Days," the Frosh-Soph Mixer being of the Women's Athletic Assn., the keynote. ape_aker for the as- presented --The segregation issue came to bend in the road at the Stu- by the Freshmen Class, will be held tomorrow night from and the delegates are represent- sembly what kicks off Greek dent Coma meOng yesterday and turned away from the idea of 8 to 12 o'clock in the Women's Gym. ing WAA at the conference. Week nettle at 7.30 o'clock for banning campus organizations which do not have desegregation The traditional Mixer plague will CAFCW serves as a clinic Monday nig in Morris Dailey be awarded to the ci3ss which clauses specifically written into their constitutions. Instead, special the sports played by college Auditorium. accumulates the most points from attendance, game competition and committee was proposed to study the amount of segregation in women throughout the state. It Dr. Craig will speak on "Higher entertainment. The Sophomore Class now has the plague. campus organizations. also establishes basic policy for Education and Fret erni t ies." Tug-of-war is The Council expressed the desire that the committee one of the featured games. The freshmen recently WAA. Greek Week Is sponsored by be set purchased the tug-of-war rope -so that all skies of the segregation the Inter-rraternity Council from the sophomores for $10. problem could be repeepittad. and the Paahellenie group and Decorations ae following the op rress otos This would include mem** of will include, In addition to the theme with foreign countries minority groups, fraternal organ- being assembly Manday, an exchange represented around the room. Of izations, council mashies. and dinner, an all-Greek community National Scope Dave Rowe, freshman students interested In vadat vice-presi- project, diseuision groups, work- DR. MARGERY BAILEY dent, is asking students to leave expects involved in the reobtern shops aind a final Saturday . . . Reads Selections Shown in Librar the decorations in place as they of integration. The Council is ac- night dance. The traveling ethibit of the I 1th have been borrowed and must be cepting nominations for commit- The dance will be held at'Ila- annual "News Pictures of the returned in good condition. tee mernbent in the Student tlition waiian Gardens in Saturday, Dr. M. Bailey, Year" competition, co-sponsored The entertainment is today. being kept March 16. Bob I,isby and his band by the National Press Photogra- a secret by both classes as ASH President Ray it plays will provide the music, according phers Assn. and the Encyclopedia Freemen a part in the competition, but the Stanford Prof, pointed out to the large group to Ron Winter, Greek Week chair- Brittanica. is on display at the Re- acts will follow the theme of the of students which manthled for man. serve Book Room instil Beilday. Mixer. the segregation Thursday, elderly persons from The exhibit feeler's the entries discussion, that A band will provide music for Reads Dickens the Council will hear any local homes for the aged will be of the top prise winners and final- student dancing. Dr. Margery Bailey, professor committee which is formed Invited to sorority houses as this ists in this year's contest, the to Al Pattison 1. general chairman emeritus of English at Stanford study the segregation issue. He year's community _prpject. A din- largebt of its kind in the world _for the Mixer with his committee University, will read selections said that such committees ner and entertainment will be pro- today. Included are representative do hot chairmen as follows: Entertain- from the writings of Charles Dic- have to vided by the sororities. Fraternity prints from the toe portfolio that be sanctioned by t h e ment, Karen Brooks kens tonight at Si o'clock in the Steldent and Paul members will act as escorts and gave the title "Magazine Photog- Council, Johnson; decorations, Dave Concert Hall of the Music Build- However, Rowe chauffeurs. rapher of the Year" to Grey %fillet Freeman indicated and Mary Dutton; ing. refreshments, Fraternity and sorority social of Life Magazine. that the membership of the study Sunny Caldwell; groups band, Marilyn activities will be the topic of Dr. Bailey's presentation, spon- The still division of this year's would be taken into CO,- Lloyd and Jerry Snyder; competi- sideralion when the a Tuesday .discusaleu group sored by the English Department, contest was judged in 10 different Council 'seers tion, Daphne Gomes and a Don Mat- meeting. is one of the events of the Cen- categories with four categories in committee. -If group was tison, and clean-up, composed entirely Scott Ken- Saturday, officers of the Greek tennial Lecture Series. the newsreel division. of fraternity nedy. members, organizations will meet in work- The readings will include asieh This exhibit contains a cross- we would have to take that into shops to discuss financial, mem- eharat-ters as Mirawber, QuilP, section of about 125 prints from account," Freeman said. WOKING MOM OVER Several students view the traveling bership and other problems. Sam Wetter and Mrs. (lamp. all 10 categories in the still con- Freeman initially called for a ex- exhibit of the "News Pictures of the Year" competition, on The week will end with an all. Ifillawase ers intermission. Dr. test. 10 minute discussion of the issue 'Torre Urges hibit in the Reserve Book Room until March 10. Photo by Blaisdell by Greek attendance at churches. iladifehwi *meat Mr. Pick- The show is touring 75 cities members of the assembled This will emphasize the need of breach.af plow throughout the country this year, group. The discussion lasted 51 Early Orders SAI3 Approves Cam s Leader fraternity, sorority and_chttech co- tft olootarm, the being exhibited in colleges, uni- Minutes, with Senior Justice John Sellers deliveri% a verbal ,sparik- Spartans who . Went At copy of operation, according to _Winter. stems ah TaseissallifilitHis Few. versities, public libraries and Sandwich-Hoards- Mg to the tatinell for ant attend- the Centennial edition of "La Tor- ears museums, 40.4101P-IthesiliweellelifrAiallIfts re," college yearbook,-idiould put Permission to. have "Walking 'eft show Dickens Freshmen Camp counscior ap- by Franklin H. Williams, /were- in their orders soon if they wish sandwich boards- advertising the both as a novelist and maaer plicatioris must be in to the Stu- Rally Glivention eery-counsel for the West Coast to avoid paying $3 more than the Junior Prom was granted to the showman. and Dr. Bailey's dra- dent Union by 4 p.m. tomorrow. Frat To Offer Ftegion of the National Associ- standard price, according to Ron Junior Class yesterday by the Stu- matic and forceful presentation P'roda Camp will be held lust 'To Meet in April ation for the Advancement of Gilpatrick, editor. dent Activities Board, according emphasizes the vividness of Die- before school starts next fall at The fifth annual High School Colored People. Glipatrick reported that a lim- to Don Ryan, chairman. ken's characterization and narra- Contest Queen Asilomar hear Pacific Grove to Rally convention, sponsored by the s SELLERS CONTESTED ited number of the yearbooks are The boards will be worn on tive," according to Phillip Persky, orient freshmen and other new Rally Committee will be held here James Leigh, senior English still available mid those who or- campus by three men to attt assistant professor of English and Scholarsh lp students to the ways of &IS. Saturday. April 27, according to major, took issue with. both Sdi- der after this supply is gone will attention to the March 29 Prom, chairman of the -Evening with The third annual Blossom Time Interviewing of the applications Tred Terzakis, committee member. lers and the Council. Leigh, read- have to pay $9 to compensate for according to Alicia 03rdona, pub- Charles Dickens" program. Ball contest, sponsored by Theta starts tomorrow in the Journalism According to Tersakia, all equip- ing from st_lotter he mid he b- the extra printing run. licity chairman for the Junior nailaseallftwa. Xi fraternity, will offer a $100 and Advertising Building, accord- ment has been secured for the con- Dr. Salley Is lended to -submit to the SPAR- Orders are currently being taken Class, Ian with a doctorate in folklore of scholarship to the queen. A per- ing to Tom. Bums, Frosh Camp vention, and all that is needed now TAN DAILY Thrust and Parry In the Student Affairs Office, :and the 18th century from Yale Uni- sonal trophy will be presented to The Board also approved a chairman. Only those who have is "lots of manpower". column said, "I am sufficentlY a special sale will be Conducted versity. She has studied the class- the queen and a perpOtus, trophy booth for the Blood Drive C,0111- not previously been to the camp Terzakis urges all persons in- well aware of legal issues in the -,ezxt Wednesday through Friday in ics in this country and in Ger- will be presented to her sorority. mittee to use March 25 for collect- will be interviewed. The inter- terested in becoming members of State of California to know that the covered wagon booth in the many, France and England She She will be chosen March 23 at ing blood donor cards. views will continue through neat the Rally Conunittm -to partici- the legal action does not rest Outer Quad. -haa been an adviser to the Shake- the Ball. Week for those who still wish to pate In the work project to be with the Student Council." speare Guild of America and to This is the first time a scholar- apply. held Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. on Leigh said the Council show- Shakespearian Festi- ship has been awarded to the win- 40 Tables, Chairs the steps of the Student Union. the Oregon ed "irrespeneihnty in taking val Assn, ner of a queen content at the Grants Available "There are approximately 50 hours the stand that legislation would college, according to Ben Yates, Research fellowships with the Platform Deadline of work available, and it only not help the 'Mutation. It Added to Library fraternity prealedne was National Institute of Health In takes 20 hours to be a recognized his contention that. More seating apace is now avail- Clam officer and Junior Each of the 12 campus oared- "heitrega- .Bethesda, Md. are available for tlee member", Tetuan stated. tlon is not a state of mind. It able in the Librarjr. Forty tables candidates most turn in Group Attends nee has sateeted candidates, ac- students who plan to work for Is a political and modal fact with chain' to match have been their campaign platforms to the cording to Rill Norge, chair- an M.S. or Ph.D. in health ed- with no heals In civil sr moral Installed in the science, social SPARTAN DAILY Office, Room man. ucation, medical science, and 're- Ike OKs Flood Aid Rec Meeting science and general reading rooms. J107, by 1:30 p.m. tomorrow, law." lated fields. WASHINGTON (UP) Although personality and physi- The grants range according to Bob Pentzer, editor. Pres- Dr. Mary S. Wiley, associate Prior to the open discussion, from The Librarle's unbound periodi- cal charm will be considered in $1800 to $2000 per year. The platforms ident Eisenhower yesterday de- P.E. professor. Ardith B. Frost Freeman no:hewed the action cals have been moved from the should not ex- Judging, an e es ay concerning Poet -doctoral researeli fellow- ceed 160 words. clared eastern portions of Wash- and Buford Bush, assistant P.E. which had been taken by the Inner basement and are now in a They will he Banta Clara Valley will- be written *hips in the same fields range published in an ington state as a major disaster professors. a nd 3 1 recreation student government and the ad- well -lighted second floor cubicle election edition by each of the contestants. The from MOO to $4000 per year. Tuesday. area and allocated $300.000 in fed- majors recently returned for the ministration on segregation in called the serial section. essays will also be considered In eral funds for flood relief. previous years. Ile read Iwo let- California Recreation Conference determining the winner. ters written in 1919 by Dean UNITED in Sacramento. WS boasted the In conjunction with the Blossom Joe PRESS ROUNDUP H. West, chairman ofthe College largest delegation from California Time Season, the member* of Ufe Committee, stating the col- recreation departments of all Theta XI she working with the lege's stand on segregation. types. Chamber el commerce, The season In a liter to the Student Cass- "the 1560 In attendance were will dam March 31 with a Folk U.N. Units Replace ell in 1949. the College Life Com- group* Israeli attend diectissipn Troops - able to Dame Festival to be held at the . mittee said. "The croup unani- on the type. of recmalion most fairgrognds. JERUSALEM Israeli troops consent to take-up the *solution Moriaie.) aid Henry 1)wor- L.A. TEAM NEXT YEAR vital to.tiwas....las this. way the mously agreed that the enrol"- started pulling out of the Gaza today, the leadership called for shak clashed at a Sen- LOS ANGELES Television +student& aosild+got a battousindor- - 14* TeriliMe tuativ-4w Strip yesterday. ,They planned to an emergency Rules Committee ile; hell-lig Yeaterday over the spoils commentator Dizzy Dean, standing of recerration in such SAC Boss Names ligious, and nationalistic distinc- complete their Withdrawal by meeting to give it a green light only Administration's decision to sup- one of baseball's Immortal pitch- areas as armed forces, industry, tions can he accomplished noon today. United Nations Emer- for action. port the Brume Eddy Dam in- ers. predicts that Los Angeles will corrective institutions end hos- Fisher As Veep through the development of gency Force ( EF) units were SOLONS CLASH stead vhoicsonie of the controversial Hell's have major league baseball by pitals. Bill Squires, Social Affairs Com- natural awl relatioa- taking over lnlnedleteiy behind WASHINGTON people. Sens, Wayne Canyori Project. next year. recreation .majors also had mittee chairman, ships between them. SJS has announced the opportunity of being chairmen the appoint- nt of Bud Fisher as It was recognised that tale The Israeli high command an- for a students' special session at vice-chairman. process would erhard over a nounced that its forces would the convention, held at the State Also announced was the ap- Serial of thee, borel wore eau- leave Sh arm Sheikh on 'the in, Fair Grounds. pointment of Joan Hafsil as "La yawed that tlds was. insen_cf; Gulf of Aqaba tomorrow. Torre" regiment/Mite and Gloria recttre and mere Thus, within .he next 24 hours, Reevet as membership chairman. with the principle* of dillWrielle Israel will hat completed pull- Sign-up for Valley democracy than any aft.* 141 ing back all I forces from the find a short cut by laghlatIod parts of Egyptilselzed'etetklober's Trip Five Short Pox To lie 'Read' or by mandate." invasion. I a Registration for Went Comet Persons who were vaccinated on HOMO: TO P1MI DOCT'ItIME Nature Seim* came within five. 'ruesday should have the vaccina- students of rinsing Tuesday, Orme "read" today between 9-10 'Wait for WAIT,' WASHING - - House lend- ION cording to Dr Gertrude W. a.m. and 2-4 p.m. In Room 31 of ers laid thwestroundwork yester- the Main Save Your Life day to pu through the House ins, coordinatur of the .annual Betiding. This le the first 'If two The admiabitnition has be tomorrow Hi. Senate's version of Death Valley Beaton. readings that determine possible re- come greatly eessceraed ever l'tesident Eisenhower's Middle Enrollment Unlit was set at 190 which one id three the triune witattesi est '7th East resolution. students. Students wishing to at- actions the vaccination has pro- tend the session may sign ispin duced. street during the lost week. The leaders were unperturbed Room 100 of the Science Building. The first shot of the diphtheria- S. Thump's:ea, belasifea by delaying -tactics of two Repub- on first-come first -served basis. tetanus series will be given today maRager, Wm repeatedly wise licans - -- l4epi. H. R. Gross (Ia.) Better hurry, if you went to be from .9-10 a.m. and 3-4 p.m. in sladents and faculty ressabere and Noah ht. Mason (111.). REDS TRY FBITOR Ilinerars’ili puppet Radar charges of lrwftlag strikes daring the November continues trial* of one of the five. Room 31. Rooster, shots for these to, "obey the signal," crowds& When Gross and Mason objected regime freedom, lighters as rebellion. MAIM Tuth, Rae namash judge, is eboors Gyula Obersovsky, co-editor of the imillseersoae A registration fee of $15 mug diseases are available at the same - wive this pies "WALL' to presiding. their request for unanimous newspaper Wag (We are alive)picads keeocent to be paid at tline of sign-up. time. I. flashed. -e’cr-J*717"7-j0’4 f:4; ;447 "ir.:'` 7--mtrrer,-; ;,,Friuq
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Business Alumnus 'Senior Briefing Continuation Proposed Dr. Reed 0, Pisano, Senior desirable." BAT'4- Tries New Field; Class advisor, has strongly recom- Dr. Pisano believes, "An un- mended that the senior briefing coordinated situation now exists Spa2taa at- cannot Discovers It Pays course, discontinued this year, be because some students SAN JOSE STAls %.k'LLEGF resumed. regular class meetinp." Joseph Hysortg was graduated tend the the past five or nix years, with a degree For senior brief- Thursday. March 7, 1967 parently for I business admin. He thinks that the PO, 2 favors higher benefits according to Dr. Stanley ('. Benz milldam in 1956 and then returned ing course might be a wine Idea. Backs Freeman veterans. to college dean of students, a senior briefing Letter to John td seek a Master's De- lflOAL Sellers: I ask, where la this "vet" busi- course has been required for all gree in Fine Arts, concentrating Fortunately for our attident ness to end? was My pendinother in the field graduating sensors. body, we do not as of ceramics. have persons 14 years old when. Lincoln was The course was given fur one The move was a wise one, ac- Where DoWe Go From Here.? shortsighted, biased and inaccur- shot. She married a Civil War vet class period, once a week, for one- cording to Dr. Herbert H. Sanders, ate in his quotations for our stu- many years later who died of half unit of credit. The course was has been or should have been--disspelled dent leaders as you are. Mr. Sell- professor of ceramic art and fly- The Great I.Q. Myth natural causes in 1900. required unless a student was en- SOPHOMORE'S as the result of an article appearing on Page Two of yesterday's era, song's instructor, for the student For 54 years aim lived on a Civil rolled in another course at the SPARTAN DAILY. has won many honors In the cer- JUNIOR YEAR I refer specifically to your at- War pension, aithainge to her that hour of senior briefing. YOUR amics field. Latest was selection The article stated definitely, on the basis of information pro- tack on Ray Freeman in Monday's war was only a newspaper war. The course was discontinued thls of Hysong's work for * highly IN NEW YORK? vided by Dr. Harrison Heath. testing officer, that the ACE score in- edition of the SPARTAN DAILY I don't believe that was right. year because the one-half unit of competitive exhibit held at cluded on students' grade sheets positively does not represent their and to your lack of foresight and Syra- credit was not justifiable In terms During Wosild War II, I spent cuse Museum of Fine Arts, Syra- intelligence quotients.. This information was contrary to a long-stand- good judgment in dealing with a of other college courses, according about 25 months merseas, much cuse, N.Y., an event sponsored by ing, campus-wide rumor. problem such as segregation. Also, to Dean Benz. of it in combat zones From what manufacturing organizations in Sae row Jean or write To some, this announcement may have come as a disillusionment. the way you completely avoided grogtal, I saw I felt it was a duty and a the field of Dean Benz said, however, "A Oillochave tor If may have relieved troubled minds of others. And those who failed the use of the word Tactai" in ceramics. privilege to aid in the defame of meeting of the entire class is Voss to ,med the article, or Isere/sot learned the true interpretation of the your attack obviously- - a -nasty Hysong's Work was one of 444 joisior this nation. A (IL Injured or killed mistakenly to identify word in your vocabulary was all pieces of ceramic sculpture chosen Ace teett-triessi-elWr sersreee, easy amine, In line of duty but a 0 is one thing, for their intelligence with this score. too Obvious. the show of hundreds sub- citizen who spent time fighting Callaway's Crystal c It is fortunate that I.Q. cannot be pinpointed, even with the best mitted by American and Canadian I am not in favor of any segre- and emerged unscathed is, I be- of tests designed for that express purpose. When one feels he knows artists. The object, a foot high, Creamery gation, mr. Sellers, racial or other- lieve, something else again. 11 a decorative where he stands in the ranks of intelligence, his inifiative is likely to wise, which places unfair restric- contemporary piece Fountain: Breakfast, Lunch. There would be NO many World boldly incised in brown sag. This theory has been phrased by psychologists many times, and tions on any person or groups of and white. Dinner War II vets under the programs An inverted cone, it most of us are familiar with it. But the quest to know where we stand persons. However, neither am I in may be used 7th & E. Santa Clare desired by the American Legion alone or Made into a in regard to intelligence power continues, nevertheless. favor of forced integration, the lamp base, a and other professional veteran its creator explained. Al of us are endowed with this curiosity. How do we compare apparent goal of integration radi- groups, that about 10 per cent of with the average guy? We went to know. We hear that the college cals like yourself. If you would the population soon will be sup- student is considered a member of the intelligentsia class, above the examine all the legislation from porting, in some degree, the other All I ask is to average. This dignified-sounding phrase applied to ourselves makes our federal, state, and other gov- No Leprechauns? of us content certain degree. Perhaps, 90 per cent. be left alone. . . some to a knowing we are erning bodies, you might see that DUBLIN, 0. (UP) Ralph above the average, we become Vets of Korea and peacetime considered too satisfied. the object of our search for non - West believes persons who use his so I can go to . . . We tend to lose sight of the fact that intelligence service are, to my way of think- and knowledge segregation is not forced integra- driveway here should get fair ing, more entitled to benefits than are not the same thing. We sometimes forget that the intelligence tion but voluntary desegregation. warning. power which we possess mutt be worked to be of any value. Otherwise, those of World War II when this The geta itoppe No group, minority or majority, This country fighting for it very is the sign he put up: it is likely to become as unproductive as a plot of desert. right or wrong, likes having laws was existence. "Caution 3 boys, 1 girl, 2 dogs, 277.1. SAN FERNANDO STREET Futher, knowledge that is not applied can be as maims as I.- of which it does not approve 4 bicycles, 1 motor scooter, 1 trac- ALL I ASK telggence potential not used. Probably one of the world's greatest stuffed down its throat. No one Do we have to pay ourselves to "Tlie Store with the College &Wirth)," tor with equipment and poison ivy IS TO BE ZEITALONE wastes is an undirected or mis-directed intellect. A person with half likes those who do the stuffing. preserve our way of life? World proceed at your own risk," the capacity for learning can be enormously War II was to me no picnic. How- more useful to society My congratulations tot R a y his knowledge by channeling in the right direction. Freeman for being a capable and ever, I don't think the country owes me a living merely because W. T. well -liked group leader. I helped in some minute degree Bill Struck to maintain this way of life. ASB 7398 Bibler Dedicates 'Worthal' to Staff, I could bi wrong What do you Try Our Winter Agrees To Draw Ce think? ntennial Cartoon. Veteran Benefits? 1. Wilson Dick Bibler, the noted cartoon- three minutes. ASB 4751 Dear Thrust and Parry, ist who created our well-known The cartoon of Worth's] now is SPECIALS Last year in his campaign for friend, the "L ittle Man on decorating the wall in the SPAR- Congress, Dr. William H. Vatcher Campus," paid the SPARTAN TAN DAILY office, Room 1108. made some statements that have These 'Cats' Were Hep Hot Chocolate Chili Beans DAILY staff a great honor by Bibler has consented to draw a drawing an original cartoon of specie/ Centennial cartoon bothered me ever since. He ap- to hel DETROIT (UP) There was a Soup Hot Telt Wortbal and dedicating it to the Ban Jose State celebrate its 100th hospital for cats and dogs in De- staff. birthday. This cartoon probably troit before one was built for peo- Steak e - french abler sketched the cartoon by will appear In the Centennial issue ple. Patterson's Dog and Cat special request alter the of the SPARTAN DAILY to ap- luncheon hospital was established in 1844, Sandwich Burger held last weekend at the Cali- pear in May. Spattait% the year before the Good Sisters fornia Intercollegiate. Press A. The cartoonist now is an art of Charity sot up St. Mary's Hos- eoevention held at SM. 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SPARTAN SPORTS SPORTS LINE Patronize Our Advertisers Thursday, Mirth 7, 1957 SPARTAN DAILY Per 3 ly DON BECKER LICURSI'S BARBER SHOP Batters Oppose The Quirks of a Judge's Mind ’ no extra for One of the judges at the Michigan State-San Jose ring encounter FLAT -TOPS last Monday night made this candid comment on why he scored the Welch.' Stroud-John Butler bout a draw Open Everyday "1 thought Butler really won the fight." said the Judge who 5.7 Stanford, Rain Sea.'fil NOefl did not want to be named, "but I called it a draw because I think Attempting for the third time to beat the weather, Spartan any college boxer who thinks he has won the bout before the end Hoar Co baseballers face Stanford today seeking their first season win on of the third round .doesn't deserve to win. That fellow Butler 10fts isSANTA CLARA the Indians' Sunken Diamond at 3:15 p.m. hardly threw a punch in the last round. Ile thought he had it all to S. Probable starting hurler for the San Jose State nine, will be wrapped up. That's why 1 called It draw." San 4 Le.e tans cheered Next J. Health Clob Tuck Halsey, last year's top pitcher. In the only game played so even though they probably did net agree with the logic behind his far, the locals bowed to Fresno State 3-2. decision. Although th Spartans banged out only flee hits, one high spot Winning away from home in boxing la difficult. The crowd in- ---gwas reached by centerfielder Joe fluences the judges. The home boy is always given the benefit of Winstead. The returning letter- the doubt. Its that way all Over. Then, is a good chance that when EXCEL LETTER SERVICE man rapped out a single, stretch- Julie Menendez takes his boxing team to Pullman, Wash, to take reat yourself We..doStudent Work ing his series of at least one hit MIMEOGRAPHINS TYPING on the Cougars tram WSC that the Spartans will take one chi the o some very STENOGRAPHY -ADDRESSING per game to 16. Ile finished out chin. The locals manhandled the Cougars here, but in Pullman it Rqasonoble Rates the 1956 campaign with a hit in can be a different, story. Nick Akana never would have been awarded esteful . . . us s. 244 CY 5-1519 each of the final 15 contests. draw with Dick Hall in Pullman. All the close ones may be re- ACE-Bill Young, one of WS', oellection of talent- If no answer call CY 3-6209 Probable starting batting order SPARTAN SKI versed. ender . . ed skiers, is shown In recent action. The loads, coached by Dr. for the Spartans: Gordon Edwards, have compiled respectable eheltring in college Speaking of Stroud. Danny Hill. Spartan athletic publicist, asked mats . Bob Krell or Ron SkiIllcorn, sa competition this year. the likable pugilist why he gave it "the old double windup" in his Ron Citta, if bout with Butler. - Show Slate - Jim Craig or Bob Gadsby, rf "Mau, I Art bad to get some power for those putsches," Stroud Beef Boneless Jerry Clifford, c Indian Swimmers Ed Diaz Wins rejoined. . STUDIO Joe Winstead, ct Tongues Beef Roast Don Hodge's, 2b Need Height Next Year 29c lb. 65c lb. Tom Anne Jim Schmiedt, lb Drown Spartans Scoring Title; Hoop Coach Walt McPherson has the nueleous for perhaps his Ewell Francis Ed King or John /CustomIly, lb hest-ever cage team next season. Of this year's club, which wsn 13 Tender Full Cut Ann Miller Tuck Halsey, p In 57-26 Dual Wins Registers 392 and lost 12, only Jack Rowley is not expected to return. But the, likes of returning letterman Rib Steaks Rd. Steaks Sweeping all but two events, the Eddie Diaz catkured the 1956-57 Ed Diaz. Gil Egeland and Mary Bran- Strom are only a nucleus of a top drawer "The Great Stanford Indian swim squad pow- cage scoring championship for club. Alone, they do not lb. 611c lb. constitute enough lo 65c Inter-Coast, ered its way over the host Spartan SJS, it was announced yesterday. Make SJS a title contender In the California American Pastime" Basketball Association, More talent will have mermen 56-27 yesterday in the Diaz hit at a 15.7 clip in 25 games, to be enlisted. Both State Meat Market Plus rolling up 392 points. - UST -and -St. Mary's will have essentially the same players back for Pa eLops Spartan pool. --- - SANTA CLARA, SAN .1051 Gil Egeland was runnerup next season 44. they figure to be improved. 1210. Suspense Drama The San Jose club could muster With 312 tallies and a 12.5 mason aver- Major problem for the local club this season was a definite Cr 24726 OF THE CITY" 'wins only in the diving and in the "EDGE End Round 2 age in 25 games. lack of height and rebounding strength. Lanky Mars: Branstrom 400 yard relay, although no brag- Independent League action Mary Branstrom, third with 308 (1114), did a great job on the boards for the spartana but as the ging was heard about these vic- last night produced points and a 12.3 average, grabbed only elimahle Mae Jusean, he was constantly ganged up on by the the following tories. In the diving, the Spartans EL RANCHO results: off 370 rebounds to head that oppoolUal are screened out from beneath the basket. An example entered two men, Bob Eustis and Karl Carroll Pacific Coast- Phi Kappa Alpha category. The results: of this mil; up last Saturday night when the locals closed out Malden faker Jim Riley, but the Indians, who beat SCCE's 61-45; Tap-A-Keg- Player 0 Fg lit Bleb Pts Avg their 40911041 against San Francisco. A tall trio of Dons, Art Day, "EASY DOLL" are conditioned to diving into a nig whipped Tau Delta Phi, 47- Diaz, g 25 141 110 95 392 15.7 Bilks Plarmer and Mike Presseau, utilized elbows, hips, etc., to Pius 12 ft. pool, declined to compete Eglnd, f 25 122 138 190 312 12.5 great NOV1414044. IIIA they gave Ran Jose's only rebound threat, "WILD PARTY" ' 7119: Green Squad posted a 47-22 In the 8 ft. Spartan pool. Quinn Carol Obrivarf win over Fighting Five; Chi Pi Bnatrrn, c 25 116 76 370 308 12.3 real going ever. Anthony San Jose State's other win, in Sigma nipped the Red Sox's. 60- Rye, g 23 44 43 70 131 5.7 Three big men against one made the outcome inevitable even the 400 yard relay, came when a 54: and the Internationals' took Wagner,g 24 53 17 81 123 5.1 though SJS was able to make a game of it until the final four min- Stanford adrimmer, turned the cor- the Phantom Five, 46-30. Rowley. f 21 47 25 68 119 5.7 utes. The Dons took 18 more shots from the floor than did San Jose SARATOGA ner before he came to the edge Inter-Coast --Theta Chi topped Powell, f 9 35 24 74 94 10.11 Against those odds a win was almost impossible for the Spartans. lob Hops -- Eva Marie Saint of the pool ,The disqualified In the Bruins, 37-32; Baker Hall Five Reid, g 22 15 27 18 57 21 FEELING" diens had placed first in the event, "THAT CERTAIN edged the Newman Club, 40-32; Harris, f .31 22 11 26 55 III State J.C. Champs Here . -PLUS- which was given to the. Spartana Coach McPhitimon, on the lookout for rebounding talent will get the Dugout Dandies. defeated the gat. c.f_111_14___5 45 "THE MOUNTAIN" In 3:45.6. a to see the best of the junior college lot stanklint Way when Spencer Tracy Clair. Tr..or Esquires. 51-45; t he Spervets rry, g 11 S 2 614 1.3 SJS's ace in the 100 yard free- the sixth annual California Stuclants with Card - 50c whipped IFTs, 60-46; and Tama Papqnill, g 4 2 4 8 8 2.0 State Junior College basketball tourna- HOLLYWOOD style, Art Lambert, could do no ment opens at the San Nug Keg downed Spartan Chi, Rano, g 10 4 0 2 8 0.8 Jose J.C. gyftnnasium. better than second in his specialty, Represented 49-39. Wilson, g 5 2 0 2 4 0.8 in the tourney will be the champs from the eight STUDIO a full second behind Bob Johnson. Junior college leagues Tonight in the Spartan Gym, Wyatt, c 4 1 0 1 10.5 In the state. McPherson will doubtlessly see CALIFORNIA who gave Stanford the win in 53.2. talent he would like to have matriculate the Fraternity League goes into Harris, f 2 9. 1 0 1 0.5 at WIC Whether he can and Camera Shop THEATEE Lambert holds the Spartan record entice the bnepaters second round-ThegInning at Hansen, t-2---11-1-11- t -0 0.0 to come here is quite another thing. Local 345 5e. le. In the 100 yard sprint with a time aid to basketball players Is almost 6:30 p.m. Law.den. f 1 0 0 0 0.0 non-existent. McPherson, by Fox of 54 seconds flat. The speedy , . the way, is a- member of the all-tourney setecteen etins/nIttee: ITpesI"wal name% swimmer anchored the 400 yard Tournament action begins at 4.30 p cal. today and games will fol- mil itary nun" GRADUATION relay yesterday but his time slip- low at 6, 7:90 and 9 p.m. League champs entered are San Diego, Wrestlers Depart ped to 54.8 in the 100 yards. Ulrey Takes inv .2th..":411 RAY Marin, CCSF, Pierce, Vallejo, Oceanside. Fullerton and Allen Han- PORTRAITS Results of the meet are: cock. The Hancock five has been established as tourney favorite. For Oregon Meet 400 U. Rolay-Starderd, COI 5 Frosh Team's Four of their starting crew is from Ohio, the other hails from .1446101 220 ire -iurten, S. Mittonay, S. lAcCervi- Coach Hugh Murnby and an lart, Si 214 1 Indiana. 2ND BIG HIT swoll SO-Fra -Skinnar, 5. D. Anderton, Si, Few+ eight -man wrestling team left for cads, S 042: Tickets for the tourney are going fast. The SJJC gym holds BIG BOOM" Score Crown 41 North First "THE 200 S. 0.1i11er, 5, McConmall, only 2200 persons nd Spartans interested in seeing 140Te first class Errol Fly., Pedro Arrnondarld Eugene, Ore., at 6 o'clock this Si 2.31.S morning to compete in the Pacific Di ing-Eastis Si, 0.1ey, Si 'Buzz Uirey topped the Frosh basketball are urged to get their ducats early. The semi-finals will CY 24934 100 fro -iohnson, S. Lambert Si. D. As- Coast Intercollegiate chadaspitan- Si 512: basketball tearkirscoring, com- be held on Friday with the first contest to start at 7:30 p.m. The ships tomorrow and Saturday. si211;SitrY S. Grant, S, lacCennall, piling a 10.4 per game average battle for the top spot will start at 9 o'clock Saturday evening and ir OWN 11: Mumby feels Ken Spagnola, 440 Fraa-Surfen, 5, Mamma% S. Srnattoy. according to the final statistic.' the third place tilt will begin at 7:30 o'clock. 7 - 0 If. 0 released by Danny Hill, athletic (Y. Russ Camilleri and George Uchida Si200"11r9eatt-Cuii ns. S. Clark, S. J. And., son, Si publicity director. have "excellent chances" of win- 440 Itvlay-San iese-Stafro vi ""Pl Mewl ning titles in their weight div- won, lAcCanaloo, Lanliaart) I. nny Rat o averaged I2.7 isions. points in three games to set the Manager Wanted BOURBON'S FRENCH LAUNDRY STRAPA Spagnola, a 137-pounder, has This year San Jose state will pace for the J.V.'s, who played Anyone interested in taking a dandy 8-1 record In dual spend an estimated $217,000 for an abbreviated schedule. over the team nuanager duties meet competition. ClunIllerl, instructional material, and $15,- Following is a- list of the top of the Frosh baseball team Cash and Carry the 101 -pound Senior. Pactile 500 for postage, according to Ed- scorers: should contact Coach Bill Gus- AAU champ, has woe nine alf ward S. Thom pso n, business FINAL tafson in the Men'. Gym as his ten matches. manager. FROSH soon as possible. Only require- 15% Discount Pt.. Avg. ment Is that the applicant be Clara St. Bun Ulrity,q IS lid 10.4 able to keep a scorebook at 378 W. Santa Norm StainIsach.i 102 IJ Spartan Cqnmasts Entertain Gil Zaballos,q 14 95 6./ Use game*. CY 5-1737 E. Daimon Sao Jos* 13, Calif. f 6.7 ANTHONY GUINN Gaol! Wightman 12 10 Gary Rosscq IS 96 6.4 ilULIETTA NASINA Powerful Trojans Tomorrow Jim falsr,c,f IS SI 4.11 RICHARDS/S/14AM U S C's topflight gymnastics Friday. slate. 'They are frqe ex- Jim Williams.c.f 13 ts 2.7 'nine num team arrives here tomorrow to ercise. trampoline, rope climb, Bob Stalo.11,1 12 12 2.7 IN 2.1 meet Coach Rill Gustafson', gym side horse, horizontal It on Srnith,9 IS /2 bar, paral- Campbrill.g Ii 11 1.0 EVENINGS 7.1.1.1. -9:20 P.M. Colin men in a dual meet scheddled to lel bars, swinging rings, tumbling Puke Strood,f 6 10 If Colt.. in Foyer start at 7:30 p.m. in the Spartan and skill rings. Dean Jackson c 7 6 01 ATTENTION!! Stedeet Nato with Card George Ki lin,1 0.11 qYal Five judges score each event. 3 3 10 The Trojans finished fourth In Frank Escobar.f A perfect performance rates 100 V.'s the NCAls in 1955 but Were hard points on a judges scorecard. The Ph. hit by Ineligibilities and the draft highest and lowest scores turned Jon Harris,f 5 59 last season. Gustafson said the Rano.q 3 41 ALL STUDENTS Classified Denny in by the judges are not counted. men of Troy had returned to their Art Palquin IE,9 . 4 40 FOR RENT Maximum number of points is "55 form this season. Tom los.d.s,c1 5 14 1. For quicker service Rooms for boys. Kit. pith,. Linen. 300 for any event. It is rare when Chadm Larson.g . . 5 31 The Spartans don't figure to Maid lervice. 42 3, 5th' St 825. anyone scores that many. Paul Ashmorcip .- Ill 25 give USC much Of a battle for the Fl rm Wyafte . ....7.73- IT Roams for men, single or double. 2. For hotter pizza team match, but In Individual In tabulating team scores, five John Parry 9 21 Kiteh. priv. 833 SO. 5th St. 17 events they can ?flake It interest- ppints lire awarded for first place Arnie, Lundquiste 4 1 IP WANTED. with three, two and one point go- Hal louttco,f. 3. For choice seating ing For those unfamiliar With Disk Fly,1 1 . II .2 riders fr. Oald. vic. daily - w. or gymnastics, few words of ex- ing to the second and third and Aseltrity Pleisit,I 1 6 w.o. cam Ph. Bob High, LO 2-4121. planation follow. fourth finishers. Danny Wilson g I 6 4. For more music enjoyment q 2 3 same. 130 There will be nine eventa on the 1...... Morninson Una to stare apt. with A trampoline exhibition featur- Tem Hansiski I 1 plus utll. 250 N. 5th. CY 5-3696 ing Fresno State's Gene Merri- Andy Ilmornvirdnet,q 1 0 5. For less crowded conditions roil mug man and San Jaw J C.'s Bob Hay. SPECIAL GIFTS -.swot freer info losi. Like new. wood will be stated in add1tIOi ittionitrernenti Mull 'W DON'T WAIT FOR THE WEEKEND RUSH for SPECIAL PECNnt to the team match according to SPARTAN DAILY Offie 870. Eveitinis,,CY 7-3259. in the COME ON IN ON TUES., WED. or THURS. Gustafson. Both are rated among 100 pm, of the Baby Grand- Mime 5', Baldwin, ' not later than the best in the nation. I ber,ieu inbliestion ENJOY YOUR PIZZA IN COMFORT AT .-insitural wood finish; excel. cond. day $50. See Mrs. Bowman, Engr. mc clog; - Dept. or call CY 5.9005, evenings. DINNER SPECIAL '52 club clie. New paint. Ex- BREADED VEAL CUTLETS cellent cond. Low mi. Sacrifice GO shy SOUP POTATOES VEGETABLE $625. CY 2-7897 after 4 p.m. BREAD I SUTTER REMO'S Largo SAN 114094 of Milk I0c typewriters, portable. exc. cond. costume jewelry 218 WILLOW OFF ALMADEN $38. Stnd. Royal, old but gd. $18. CY 3-0831 nights or 253 S. 16th, figurines 85g Tuesday thru Thursday - 5 P.M. to 12 A.M. '45 Pontisie 2-dr. in exc. cond. Low music boxes ' Friday and Saturday - 5 P.M. to 1:30 A.M. - mileage. Owner in Germany. 466 Sundays- 4 P.M. to 10:00 P.M. Antonia ARCHIE'S University Ave., L.G., EL 4-2545. 12 W. Sao Sf, Hotel Sig: WBT Montgomery 5c Juke lox Closed Mondelys STEAK HOUSIA "Service with a smile front charming waitresses 6-Pius Phi Mu 41plut fret. pla. Call Ja117. CY 7-3921 we 545 S. t PAC CY 3-1662. 2litSt. TA-Atfo
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No 4 SPARTAN DAILY Thursday, March 7, 1957 _ Flying Club Views Health Maprs SDX Annual Dinner Features Patronize Your Advertisers Triple Number Skits of,Persons and Events Skits lampooning campus per- John Keplinger, SDX president Expansion Demand Since Autumn sonalities and events will be fea- Tickets are now on sale, at $11,50 Dead- each, in Room, J1. The Flying -20" Club h consid- sain. The Health and Hygiene Depart- tured at the fourth annual line Dinner, to be held Wednes- ering increasing its membership, Flying "20- has an active ment has announced that there are The day night at the Catholic Wom- according to Frank Williams, as- membership et 32 and a waiting now more than three times as en's Center by Sigma Delta Chl, There are 584 inetructors sad sistant professor of aeronautics list of 1.2. many health and hygiene majors national journliam fraternity. approximately 100 Cu s to diens, and club adviser. During the meeting the club as there were last fall. During Robert C. Kirkwood. State con- grounds keepers, and maintenann During a recent meeting t h e elected offken for the coming that same interval the number of troller and announced candidate men at San Jose State College 6.1 SAUCE club considered two possibilities of year. Bill Rem was voted presi- minors in the field has doubled. this year, ea for the U.S. Senate, will address et Jsauary 80 of increasing flying time to meet the dent; Dwight Lubich, vice-presi- Dr. Charlotte E. Wilcox, depart- ,FOR MEN the banquet which will get under- eardieg to the Personnel Calm. demands of an increased member- dent; Mary Ann Renfrew, secre- Ment head, attributes the increase way at 7:30 p.m., according to ship. It will either have to buy tory: and Bob frtielson was retained to a new program which has over- another airplane or else improve as treasurer. hauled the entire department. Sev- the club methods of maintenance Also, the club discussed plans eral new courses have been added so that all three of the aircraft for attendin the West Coast and many overlapping require- Senior Wins gidd the club now q)vns can be in the Intemolletillb Air Meet to be held ments have been eliminated. In air for longer periods, Williams In Glendale let May. the past, a change in program Press Awaii- might require a student to take Miss Barbara White, senior BRIDALS many courses which closely paral- journalism student and society Teaching Positions Available; leled work that he had alreadt editor Of the, Lee Gatos Times- completed. Saratoga Observer, recently won and Forms Due Before March 15 Dr. Wilcox also believes more a first award winner plaque from students are finding that a back- A -number of teaching position tatted Infortnation can be obtained the California Newspaper Pub- ground In health and hygiene openings are now available in sev- at the Placement Office, R oom lishers Assn. equips them for careers In public FORMALS eral California school districts, ac- 100. The impressive bronze plaque health as well as In teaching. cording to Dr. E. W. Clements, Positions on both the elemen- bears the association seal and a CLEARANCE 40% OFF college placement director. De- tary and MICendary levels are open legend indicating that it was for June graduates in the Alham- awarded for the best women's in- genial. and Sales
AI! Van Home's Dress Shirts bra City Schools. Application AXE terests coverage for California Casuel Dresses and Accessories. Women Qualify Merchandise luelgef Prices. Scabbard Sets dailies under 7500 circulation. Button-Down White Oxford NOW $2.85 forms, which must be filed prior Dress Designer here to help you. to March 15, are available at the Talk Miss White is a former f I ne Netional Charge Piss in Capita) of t h e White, Blue, Green, Yellow Memorial Fete Placement Office. arts and society editor 855 W. Sae Carlos CV 54041 firoadc.loth, NOW $2.45 Delegates from Alpha Chi Ep. SPARTAN DAILY. A National Scabbard and Blade Elementary and secondary va- Pink Broadcloth cancies exist in the Colorado silon will go to Sacramento State NOW $1.50 Day banquet has been scheduled College today to speak to mem- March 20, at Mof- Springs Public Schools. There are for Wednesday. bers of that school's chapter, ac- fett Field by'the SJS chapter of also openings on the staff of the Were $450 . . Tranquility Union High School in cording to Eloise Vaughn and Mar. DENIMS NOW $3.00 the organization. etaMoore, publicity chairmen. A committee composed of Rob Fresno county for homemaking (Oatmeal, Chia:it-oat -Blue) and auto mechanics instructors. The international convention of Beatty, Jerry Misted, Gerald Alpha Chi Epsilon will be held in Bartlett and John Thomas have Los Angeles next month. A sucker Formals Layaways Were plans for SWEATERS $tt.5 NOW $7.25 been appointed to make sale is being planned by the chap- school Campus clothes . All Long Sleeve, V-Nea the group's high visitation Students Invited tee to raise money to send dele- -Fashions for program. gates to the convention. Date dresses . . Plans also are being made for daytime and dat To Music Survey Members will act as guides to Accessories . . time- WOOL SHIRTS the Military Ball. to be held May high school students who will be NOW $6.95 AU interested students may at- Under New Management 962 E. Santa Clara 18 at the Hotel Leamington in coming on campus Education Day, Long Sleeve Oakland. tend the Survey of Music Litera- Open Thursday Evenings Cr 7-4213 ture clank it has been announced March 23. by the Music Department. The STATE JACKETS Religious Groups class presents -live" performances Were $15.95 by members of the -Music Depart- NOW $9.95 and $10.95 Stage Joint Party ment staff and advanced and $16.95 . . students. a Folk dancing and entertainment All programs are given in the will be featured Concert Hall of the Musk Build- afilhillaktalowlar ’ Friday evening when Presbyterian Student Fellow- ing at 11:3Q a.m., Tuesday and Vrip_seffl be hest to Wesiey Foun- Thursday. The elms, under the dation for a joint re-gather at instruction. aireihson Walleye, ad- 7:30 o'clock at 211 . 5th St., Herb !iodate professor of music, is open Spencer, Wesley publicity chair- to juniors and seniors but anyone MOsII er's for men man. announced today. may attend the performances. I 2 1 S. 4th St. (Down The Alley) Dress for the occasion will be Today's program will prelate JOSE Casual, but should include green the "Quintet for Piano sad OPEN TONIGHT 'Tit. - fee the St. Patrick's Day theme Strings" by Robert Schumann. of the party. Performing will be William Er- lendson, Gibson Walters, Miss Frances Robinson' and Donald Ho- SENIORS and muth of the hank Department faculty and Beverly Zara, gradu- ate Music student. GRADUATE PROBLEM: To evaluate the all-round career, 1110141111.110111111aftwer MEETINGS STUDENTS advantages offered by the widely diversified Aphis Eta Sigma will meet to in activities at Divisions of North American Aviation, Inc. morrow evening at 7:30 o'clock at the San Jose Women's Club, 75 S. 11th St. Mr. W. D. Jones. IBM ENGINEERING I sales manager, swill speak on FIRST STEP: GET THE FACTS in man-to-man "Automation and Accounting." Orman( Glob will meet Sun- BUSINESS day evening at 7:45 o'clock in the Unitarian Church Hall. interviews, on campus March 8 CITA will meet this evening at 8 o'clock in Room 49. PHYSICAL SCIENCE Kappa Phi will meet today a the First Methodist Church t than in a year of As a graduate In of hi, specialty In one week I p.m. LIBERAL ARTS Engineering. Phys- "conventional" practice. Latter Day Sabin Inetitate of ics, Applied Math. or 'Iteligin will inset at the institute ATOMICS INTERNATIONAL is pioneering In the Ried sublecb you this evening at 7:30 O'clock for creative use of the atom. If you are able to need complete. tac- choir practice. meet the high requirements for this work, you tual Information to Presbyterian Stude n t Fellow- can help introduce a new industrial era. ship will meet today at 12:30 p.m. .An invitation to talk over your future help you make a Atomics international is designing and building at 99 S. 11th sound decision in varied types of nuclear reactors, for both power l's1 ('hl will meet at 7 o'clock choosing your career. and reetrarch, with the practical experience this evening at 2080 Marlon, Ct., in a AU,011111 C111 Get the facts gained by 10 years in the field. Apt. 9. our representative. man-towian Interview with Social Affairs Committee w III MARCH 18 & 19 placement Let him tell you about our unique MISSILE DEVELOPMENT ENGINEERING meet today at 3:30 pm. in Room and training devised to help your potential Long range missiles, including the interconti- 24. develop rapidly in a company where continued nental 5M-64 Nairaho, present problems of the Spartan Orioni will meet today expansion has doubled the number of employ most fascinating at 330 p.m. in Room 24. with the Bell System en in 5 years. Your possibilities are wide and nature. Speeds. WAA newlanr will meet today varied, as you will see from these brief notes materials and at 3:30 p.m. in Bridgeman's Rec- on the 4 Divisions: functions now be- reation Center._ Ing dealt with were AUTONETICS creates automatic controls end only theoretical a Engineers, technical and non-technical electro mechanical systems of a highly inter- few years ago. The Pacific Telephone . . . graduates to train for responsible enqi- esting nature. Work includes research, design, work is vital; the neering and adminittrative positions in manufacture end testing; you development, opportunities for the telephone industry on the Pacific will become a pert of the latest advances In atowt lorvt Noteem. - you, all a creative inertial navigation engineer, are correspondingly great. Coast. and guidance, fire to: and flight controls, CONTACT YOUR PLACEMENT 01,1511-110M Engineering and business administration to as. North analog and digital Make an appointment NOW . . e graduates to work on the manufacture, awnputerk American Repre- sentative on eam- distribution and installation of tele- ROCKETDYNE is pus. OR WRITE: LEARN COWNE HEBREW phone equipment on the Pacific Coast, building power for Mr. J. KIMbark, CAMP THIS SWAMI and for field engineering on special outer spece large, College Relations AT ill electronic devices. liquid Propellant rocket engines. 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