ASB Card Sys.tem To Undergo 'Week Of P us: Run Change, Says Wall's Preview Monday ght;Tr.oclucti ns Of Council's Winter Activities Spartan Daily Hold StaebTwo Ni 4s ach "San Jose State's ASB card system is being readied for revision San Jose State College A 'Week of Plays' will dio Theater be- by the Student Council this quaker," ASB President Tom Wall re- ginning Monday, Jan. 17, the Spee ch Ciffrce announced yesterday. Volume XXXVII . San Jose, California, Tuesday, January II, 1949 Number vealed in a preview of Winter quarter council activities yesterday. 56 "The Utile Foxes," first in the series, will be presented Monday and He added that details of the changes being considered cannot be Tuesday nights Jan. 17 and 18 by student actors under Miss Elizabeth disclosed as yet. In relation to the ASB card question, Wall said Loeffler. Cast for the production are: Addis, Barbara Caccaro; Cal, that he is sending a questionnaire to student MitchumGuilty presidents of other AWS 'Get - Acquainted' Dinner Ronald Sego; Birdie Hubbard, James Foster; Leo Hubbard, Leonard Coast schools in an effort to determine how they handle their student Weiss; Regina Giddens, Carol Strong. body..card difficulties. On Dope Count Others in the cast include Rob- "Confusion and )overlapping of ert Debold as William Marshal, By campus activities has become a Scheduled Tomorrow In Union United Press Waren Blomseth as Benjamin definite problem." Wall stressed, Civil Service Act( ^ Robert Mitchurn pulled Miss Twombly Hubbard, Ruth Jensky as Alex- and will be subject to change by a surprise move today when he re- andra Gibbens, and Harold Wil- An informal dinner and get-ac- in the Dean of Women's office be- the Council this 4i,larter. A pos- fused to defend himself on charges Hard as Horace Giddens. quainted party for all women stu- fore 5 o'clock this afternoon. Lists sible solution would' be the ap- Open For Jobs of conspiracy to possess marijuana Cottage dents new this quarter Wednesday and Thursday nights, pointment of a co-ordinator of will be Following the dinner, which will and listened nonchalantly while a given tomorrow night in the Stu- Dean Drifts In Jan. 19 and 20, Mr. John R. Kerr's social affairs whose efforts would be free of charge, the guests and judge pronounced him guilty. In Summer dent Union by members of AWS, Rules, Costs acting Classes will present "Ice- be directed toward keeping Stu- their hostesses will attend the San After Four Days He and two co-defendants, con- according to Melba Sills, reporter -San State Miss Margaret Twombly, direct- bound," by Owen Davis. Portray- dent body functions on a highly Sophomore and junior students Jose State Francisco victed on the same charge, were for the group. basketball game in a group. or of student health services, to- ing the characters in "Icebound" organized level." who want a Civil Service job dur- In Frigid Air ! ! ordered to appear for sentence The affair, which will begin at clothes will be worn. day specified that when a student are: John Hayden as Henry Jor- Next year the Freshman camp ing summer vacation have the op- Sports Feb. 9. 5:30, is a quarterly project of The committee in charge of the Dean Paul M. Pitman hung an goes to his own doctor, that doc- dan, Shirley Wilber as Emma Jor- will become a college-sponsored portunity to take a Civil Service AWS, and all girls who did not affair includes Marilyn Zeller, "Open for business as usual" sign At that time the droopy-eyed tor can request entry to the dan; Gwen Dam, Nettie Jordan; activity if the Student Council ap- examination, announced Miss receive invitations through the chairman; Virginia Luke and on his office door early this morn- movie he-man could be hauled Health Cottage for him only by Marilyn Wilson, Sadie Fellows; proves, Wall indicated. Formerly, Doris Robinson of the Placement mail are urged to come, Miss Sills Melba Sills, entertainment; and ing after an unanticipated four- away to county jail for 90 days calling Dr. Fleta Williams or Miss Russel Scimeca, Orin Fellows; Freshman camp was a function of office. stated. Those planning to attend Mona Morris ana Rhoda Anderson, day battle with mid-western snow to a year; to the state peniten- Twombly. Shirley Boarquin, Ella Jordan; the Student Y, but student body Students can work on a proba- tiary for William Furnell, Ben Jordan; Jo- are requested to call or leave word mixers. storms. three years, or fined She further clarified ASB Pres- funds were used to underwrite tional appointment in agriculture, $5000. seph Guzzetti, Doctor Curtis; Ed- The popular Dean of Men, who ident Tom Wall's statement, ap- budget bulges. chemistry, engineering, mathemat- win Mosher, Judge Bradford; is Washington Square's answer to -Jerry Giesler, Mitchum's attor- pearing in yesterday's Spartan Tentative plans for the Fresh- ics, metallurgy, and physics. The Betsy Smith, Jame Crosby; Dol- the Army chaplain, arrived in San ney, said he would ask for proba- Daily, by explaining that, although man camp, in the event that it pay ranges from $2284 to .$2724 a ores Cipolla, Hannah; and Harold Francisco Monday morning on a tion. That is permissible on a con- students will be provided with rou- becomes a ,college function, call year, she said. Off The Wire Upson who plays Jim Jay. train that was only 127 hours late. viction of conspiracy to possess tine medicines such as gargles and for a change in Freshman pre-reg- All applicants must be between Dean Pitman attended a meet- the narcotic. headache remedies without any Tragedy Enacted istration schedules. This, as well the ages of 18 and 35 with either Britain Seeks U. S. Support ing of the Danforth Foundation But Mitchum's charge, they will be required to as the financial situation, indicates two or three years of academic marijuana trou- On Friday and Saturday nights, LONDON, Jan. 10. (UP) Britain has sought United States sup- any unusual or expensive the desirability of Council consid- training in any accredited college council in St. Louis, Mo., last bles with the law are only half pay for Jan 21 and 22, Dr. James Clancy's port for her position in the British-Israeli crisis resulting from the week, and had planned to return over. medicines such as penicillin or eration toward making the camp a or university. Anyone interested group will present Richard Latti- shooting down Friday of five a foreign office spokes- student body function, according in taking the examination should British planes, last Friday, but "ole" man winter, The other count, which was sulfa. more's adaptation of "Agamem- to Wall. inquire at the Placement office or man indicated yesterday. running rampant, put a definite postponed until Feb. 9, accuses Students who failed to appear non," a Greek tragedy by Aeschy- the Post Office, stated Miss Rob- stop to the dean's plans. examinations lus. Agamemnon will be played Spartan public relations with him of actually puffing a "reefer." for their physical inson. should contact the by Don Holladay; Clytemnestra by other coast schools are due for a Los Angeles Gets Heavy Snow If found guilty of that he could last Saturday Health office as soon as possible, Lenyth Svares; Cassandra, Joan substantial boost this quarter. in history swept over Southern California Monday, forecasting a dis- not ask probation. added Miss Twombly. Buechner; Watchman and Aegis- Wall explained that inter-school astrous new Committee Holds freeze. thus, Paul Beatuiry; Mesenger, relations were neglected during Health Plan Open The snow was the first in years in most Southern California spots. Young, and the Chorus the Fall quarter in order to allow Meeting Tomorrow Bond And Jackson It whitened lawns and hills from the ocean to the desert, blocked Horst will consist of John McFarland, the Council to 'clear up pressing For Membership roads in the mountains on three sides of the Los Angeles Metropolitan First winter quarter meeting of Cal Vets Notice Conrad Smith, Janice Catermole, campus problems. The ASB pres- the Centennial committee has been Assist- Grignano All faculty interested In join- Area and trapped hundreds of Sunday drivers in the mountains over- Bette Rehorst, Roxanna Hildreth. ident explained that one step to- slated for 2:30 tomorrow after- Veterans enrolled under the ing the CSEA Health plan, un- night. Dick Cirigliano, chairman of the and Barbara Vaccaro. ward improved relations will be noon in room B-8. The meeting, California educational program derwritten by the California Spardi Cras committee, today an- accomplished by an exchange of one of many to be held this quar- are reminded that they must Curtain time for all perform- Physicians' service and the Cali- nounced the appointment of Art Council members as visitors on an Central Valley Funds Asked ter, was called by Lowell C. Pratt, buy their books and supplies at ances is 8:15. fornia Blue Cross must fill out Bond and Frank Horst as his as- the Spartan book store. Inter-school basis. WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. (UP) President Truman asked Con- acting chairman in the absence of applications before Feb. I either sistant chairmen. According to Mrs. Marjorie Dr. Hugh Gillis. Horst In the Placement office or in the gress fos $63,000,000 for the Central Valley Project in California Mon- and Bond are hailed by Jensen of the Veterans' office, a Cirigliano To Appear Business office. day with the major aim of getting Sacramento River water into San as being loaded with few such students have procur- Prexy Spartans' Autos ideas Joaquin Valley canals by 1951. which should help add ed their books at the California Sports Smoker sparkle to the Before Committee big '49 carnival. book store. In these instances Liable To Towing They are both juniors. Chiang Reported In Formosa adjustments must be made, Mrs. President T. W. MacQuarrie Spartans who park their auto- Jiordan Gets Top To Be Held Here Along with this announcement it and three SJS college department SHANGHAI, Jan. 10. (UP) Reports that Generalissimo Chiang Jensen said. mobiles in the seven spaces re- To promote interest in all types was learned that big news con- heads have bee asked to appear ROTC Kai-Shek is going to Formosa soon to headquarters" served for disabled veterans near Cadet Rank set up "vacation of sports in San Jose a Spartan cerning this year's Spardi Gras before t mbly Interim com- will develop the Industrial Arts building now Harvey D. Jordan has been there were all but clinched yesterday by word that six automobiles Sports Smoker will be held in the sometime this week. mittee on education at 2:,ap to- face the prospect of having- their named top cadet officer for the and considerable personal effects of Chiang and his wife already were Morris Dailey auditorium, Jan. 28 Spartans To Spin morrow afternoon in Sacraniento. automobiles towed away and im- ROTC Alt during winter quarter. there. at 8 p.m., according to members The department heads are Dr. pounded by the San Jose Police Jordan's cadet rank is major, and of the freshman class which is Dr. Atkinson Back At Party Tonight Ralph J. Smith, engineering; Mr. department. he will serve as battalion com- Student Ends Life sponsoring the affair. Winter quarter folk dancing Willard E. Schmidt, police; and Miss Bernice Van Gundy re- mander. Entertainment will interest young With Classes Again gets under way tonight, accord- Mr. Dwight Bentel, journalism. leased this PALO ALTO Calif., Jan. 10. (UP) --Cary Owen Ender, 19-year- information to the Assisting Jordan will be Harley anTim old alike as a fine program Dr. Earl W. Atkinson, head of ing to Spartan Spinner President The committee's inquiry is con- Spartan old Stanford freshman from Woodland, was found hanging by a belt Daily Friday, and added D. Dow, captain and battalion ti-a been planned. Several local the Commerce department, is George Buehring. cerned with certain recommenda- that the from the upper bedstead of a double-deck bunk in Encina Hall Mon- matter will be turned executive; Capt. Harold K. Snook, sporting celebrities have been in- meeting with his classes today for Buehring said the Spartan Spin- tions of the Strayer committee day night. over to the San Jose police if the battalion adjutant; Emil A. An- vited to attend and there will be the first time this quarter. For ner folk dance club will hold a dealing with the role of state col- publication of this warning does derson, first lieutenant and assist- Ender reportedly was distressed over his studies and was under exhibitions of boxing, judo, and the past week, he has been con- gala party in the Women's gym leges in the state's system of high- not produce the desired results. ant battalion adjutant. doctor's care. tumbling. fined to his home with a cold. at 7:30 p.m. er education. 2 SPARTAN DAILY Tuesday, January 11, 1949 SPARTOONS By Al Johns Geology Professor Has Varied career Marking his 19th anniversary as a faculty member, Dr. Wayne E. Kartchner, associate professor of geology, says that he's just on the Stronger Sex first lap of his teaching career. He's taught all kinds of people, from ordinary students to nature lovers to prisoners of war. "Studying Weaker Sex, rocks is a lot more fun than most people think and it turns out to be very profitable at times," states 1, Experts Agree the husky six-footer. Sunny California? Dr. Kartchner's interest in ge- began when, as a boy in CHICAGO, Jan, 10 -- (UP) POMONA, Calif., Jan. 10 (UP) ology a Provo, Utah, he became ac- Women should give up their seats -- Mt. San Antonio college and quainted with a neighbor who was in buses to men and should marry Bonita High school today planned a geologist. He has carried this husbands younger than themselves to close because of the cold wave interest all through life and now because the female of the human as most students tended smudge- a sizeable collection of species really constitute the pots in citrus groves during freez- sports practically every type of rock "stronger sex," two experts agreed ing nights. today. known. The college will be shut Tues- Dr. Edward Stieglitz, a special- day and Wednesday, and the high He received his A.B. at Brigham ist on the problems of old age, Young university in 1927, his M.A. school closed today for an indefi- a said on the University of Chicago nite time. at Stanford in 1936, and hisIth.D. Roundtable that the average at the University of Arizona in Pomona and Claremont public "Er . . . would anyone care to take a tour of the oldest state American woman spends eight 1944. He came to San Jose State 1 schools, which granted a two-day institution in California?" years of her, life as a widow. college in 1929. educational holiday last week, were open to- He said the average woman day, but authorities were consider- Lived in Germany a marries a man five years older ing shutting down again. From 1922 until 1925 Dr. Kar- than she is and who is likely to tchner lived in Germany as a mis- die three years before she does. We Observe sionary for Church of Latter Day George Lawton, a consulting Saints, which gave him a valuable psychologist, said women could My Files As knowledge of Germany and of the Campus Issues Hanging Fire avoid the eight years of widow- German people, as well as serving hood in two ways. Paper the church. By BOB BODEN He said women should baby London men along to keep them from Apparently the Army didn't Spartan Daily Editor geologists, growing old. This could include, Claims Insult need many for when With some hot issues still hanging-fire in the conference rooms he said, giving the men the seats the war began, Dr. Kartchner GSTAAD, Switzerland, Jan. 10 served in the Army Air Corps and in the minds of San Jose State Spartans, winter quarter may well in crowded street cars and 1:Rises. It would also help, he said, if (UP) Indian Prince Aly Khan as an instructor of aero-equip- bloom into one of far-reaching consequences. they married men younger than has ordered his Paris lawyers to ment for his first year and a themselves. draw up a divorce application to half. His knowledge of German Late last quarter the Student Union board promised to review free him from his English wife, was realized for he was trans- the Student Union card playing ban following a substantial cooling-off Princess Joan, and presumably ferred to Phoenix, Ariz., to help period. Members of fhe board wanted to see how the ban was pave the way for his manlage to In the educational procesing of movie star Rita Hayworth, a German prisoners of war. There received. Je Ne Sais Pas source close to the prince said were 3500 prisoners at this par- Spartan Daily investigation brought both sides of the contro- 'Woe unto the poor unknown today. ticular camp, most of them be- versy bffort,the student body, but pointed to general dissatisfaction culprit who has taken a Royal The globe-girdling romance of ing former naval personnel cap- Monopoly portable typewriter with a the curvaceous dancing star and tured during the early phases of with the\bign which reigned on campus. Now an occasional French keyboard from the Mod- the son of the fabulous Aga Khan the war. vie in silent struggle, ern Language office, room 25A, board makes its appearance, Chess experts has taken them to this Swiss ski Certain individuals were selected says Mrs. Barbara Butler of checkers click and other time-killing pastimes swing into view. resort, where Miss Hayworth em- by Army officials as good pros- that office. phatically denied a London news- pects to receive education on the The question may well arise: ''Are card players being discrimi- It nearly resembles the stand- I- paper report that she preferred a principles and application of a difference between cards and other ard keyboard, but, according to nated against?" or "What is the Movie career in Europe to con- democratic form of government. Mrs. Butler, what a surprise the games?" tinuance of her film work in the "These men were supposed to have person will get when he tries to United States. been returned to Germany to help Anti-Discrimination punctuate. "Of course I want to go back establish a new German govern- Nearly a year old is the flare-up of anti-discrimination sentiment to Hollywood and I am looking ment," states Dr. Kartchner," but whichook the campus in spring quarter of '48. Appearing on a forward to it," she said in a tele- circumstances have preventid this phone interview. ballot, the constitution-amending measures were narrowly defeated. Hoax On Veterans plan from being realized." He was then moved to Ft. Eus- A critical ASB turned thumbs down because of freedom-restricting LONDON, Jan. 10 (UP) Is Revealed By VA tis, Va., to help finish the indoctri- An influential British newspaper qualities of the propositions. nation process. '`Those men were A hoax which often results in pledged itself today not to report There was evil in the proposed amendments. shipped back to Germany, some to both good and the disillusionment of a disabled further the global romance of the Soviet zone, thus temporarily Both were lost! veteran has been tried in many film star Rita Hayworth and halted in their political and eco- Even as if the controversy on Washington square had ignited'- parts of the country with varying Prince Aly Khan on grounds that degrees of success, according to nomic rehabilitation," he said. the "this affair is an insult to all de- fuse,events in the fight against discrimination swept across local officials of the VA. cent women." Returns to State nation, resounding in the news columns of many a city newspaper. Briefly, the gag consists of tell- The pledge was made by the After four years of service, he Several fraternity chapters rebelled against anti-negro clauses. Even ing the intended victim that, by newspaper The People, circulation was discharged from the Army in collecting some specified number the annual conference of more than 50 national fraternal organiza- 5,000,000, which joined the Sun- 1946 with the rank of captain and of red tear strips from cigarette day Pictorial, circulation 4,000,000, returned to teach geology in San tions raised a weak voice against discrimination. packages, he will become entitled in a sweeping denunciation of the Jose. to some prize, according to the romance. Biggest news along the firing line came recently when brand-new An ardent family man, Dr. VA. -This is the last time Brandies college, named for famed Judge Brandies, announced a this news- Kartchner hates to be separated Prizes offered are usually a see- paper will report in its columns from his wife, Leah, and his stern policy against discrimination on campus. There also ,will be no ing-eye dog, a wheel chair, or the squalid love affair of film star three daughters, Joyce, 19, Wyn- some other device associated with Rita Hayworth and Prince limiting registration, or no closing of classes. Aly nette, 17, and Beverly, 10. Their infirmities or physical disabilities. Khan," The People said. College Life CoMmittee recen fry indicated ifs members were "We have home Is at 142 N. 7th street, Students knowing of persons taken this decision on grounds of San Jose. nearing completion of a study of discrimination on campus. 'When collellding the red tear strips are public decency because we believe the committee reports, it may provide the basis for sound student urged 'to inform the victims of the that the egravagant expeditions hoax as to its nature, -VA officers of this colored Indian prince and Grief can take care of itself; but action to save the good and destroy the evil of antiliscrimination said. his 'friend' have become an insult to get the full value of joy you legislation. to decent - minded women the must have somebody to divide it Growing Pains SJSC iL nds world over." with. Sparta is growing out of its shoes. With the 1949 football schedule completed it becomes obvious that Spartan stadium no Gerni Air Job longer will accommodate everyone who wishes to attend. The ath- David R. Thompson, who was letic department expects to turn the fans away at more than one graduated from San Jose State college less than three weeks ago, game next season. is now holding a. civil service job With this situation in +he offing the controversy over non-trans- as a junior airport manager in ferrable ASB cards may rear its head once again this quarter. When Germany,, according to Donald L. James, assistant professor of aero- there were plenty of seats no matter how many non-students attended nautical engineering. on a "card" there wasn't much of a problem. Thompson, whose home is in The dollar signs now loom in gigantic proportion to previous Ben Lomond, majored in aeronau- tical management. He is a for- years. "Take" at the game may well mean the maintainance of hard- mer Army pilot. BOB BODIN won SJS supremacy in other sports. For instance, we cannot draw The department's only other De- BUSINESS MANAGER ASSOCIATE Dick Hugo EDITORS Krisidt cember graduate, Nick D. Miliche- FEATURE EDITOR Bob Blackmon, Leonard big game basketball teams without substantial financial guarantees. Virgil Wilson has enrolled for SPORTS EDITOR. vich of Cupertino, t Arnold Wachter Spartans may well see the clamps screwed down tight on transfer of commercial SOCIETY EDITOR__ ... post graduate work in DESK CHIEF - Betti Whitaker ASB cards. - and aeronautical courses. WIRE COPY . Jack Gold n Geduldug DESK ASSISTANTS. Speed May B. Momentous - RegrO.Fressberg, Royc Root PHOTO EDITOR ..... John Del Secco EXCHANGE EDITO* This quarter may be a momentous one. It-demands an informed Poem? LIBRARIAN Phil Smith James MAKE-UP L. Elaine student body, a thinking student body. In this interest the Spartan By HORACE FEDDERS EDITORS :- Vern Baker, George Stratton, Frank Brown, Roger Kreelsorg, Phil Smith, Jack Golden, Elaine James Daily pledges accurate presentation of the facts. Every possible My monument will be gi rock, REPORTERS: John Cartwright, Carl Case, Margaret Case, E. R. Crabbe, Hal.. Davis, Don Fitsgerald, attempt will be made to present all sides of controversial subjects. Or that's the way I plan it, Marvin Frydenfund , Ambrose H aggard, Robert Hawks's, James Hayes, Robert Hemingway, Carl Holmberg, George Laleunesse, Major, Margot Miller, len Pettus Because I find that tombstone Wilmer Peggy Thrust and Parry' columns are open to any ASB member who can Raver, Patricia Roan, John Romero, Florence Ross, Royce Root, Jewell Schneider, stores Harold Sousa, Dick Watry, Walter Wensel, A C. Williamson, Wade Wilson, Patricia Zieber speak his piece in 250 words or less. Take too much for granite. MAKE-UP EDITOR THIS ISSUE George Stratton "JO
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Military Science Colonel Hea Spartan Head Answers Student Queries. Is On The Way About Reserve Commissions To Campus _ Col. James Hea, head of the ! At a meeting of the rally com- Military Science department, says mittee held last nigh in the Stu- he is deeply concerned about the dent Union, it was disclosed by large number of students asking assistant chairman, Walt "Bud" for information regarding Re- Classified Ads Jenvey, that the long-awaited serve Officer commissions. Spartan head was at last on its FOR SALE Reacting from the flood of stu- way. Jenvey said! that a famous dents answering a, recent article DRASTIC REDUCTION: Wool, sculptor was designing th,e head,' in the Daily, Col. Hea said that cashmere, and .angora sweaters. and that the only copy to be-made most of these Students are over- Skirts and origihal dressea All of it was to be Sent to San Jose looking a very important fact. new. Rene Shop, 463 S. Second. State -college. Upon receiving a Reserve com- ARGUS Al CAMERA: 35 m.m., The. usual price for such a prod- mission, the mant must go on f45 Anastigmat lenses and leather uct would be $200 or $30(), but the active duty for two years imme- case. $22. Box A in Coop. the sculptor took a fancy to diately. project, and the college will get TUXEDO: Like new. Size 40. the "I have studied the Army's bul- the head for only $60, which is Col. 4299-M. Student letin at great length," the..c.olonel sum appropriatecl by the , SUITS: Odd coats, one over- original said, "but I can find no ruling Council last quart9. The coat. Sizes 36 to 38. Col. 2336. will go to an art whereby a student can accept a of the head commission and continue in col- SPEED GRAPH:C CAMERA: museum. which is three times lege." Including range finder, flashgun, The head, head size, will be used dur- "Besides," Col. Ilea said, "the film holders, film pack adapter, normal half-time in much the same Army's aim in this program is not lense shade, large case and other ing as the University of Cali- at the college student. The Army extras. Priced to sell. Contact Mr. manner fornia's famous "Oskie" is used.',- has no intention of raiding the Wolfe. 248 S. Ninth. Jenvey dubbed the head, "The American colleges; that would be WOODEN DRAWING BOARD: head with the distinguished ap- defeating our own purposes. The Never been used. Call Col. 46944, pearance." - - Army wants college men, but only between 5 and 6:30 p.m. after they have their degrees." 1935 V-8 COUPE: New motor "This present program is for and f.w. brakes. Paint in excellent the immediate procurement of condition. Sacrifice. Phone S. C. "Just tell him. F. E. Boone from Lexington, Ky." young men who are qualified and 2604. Highest offer. IAnnouncements who are not in college. I think COFFEE TABLE: Two match- SOCIAL AFFAIRS COMMIT- the thing that caught the stu- ing end tables, also two table TEE: Meeting this afternoon, dents' eyes in the Daily article lamps. Very `Singstunde - reasonable. Apt. 76, 3:30 p.m. All ASB card holders Reserve Room was that to be qualified one only Spartan City. needed to have completed two welcome. 1940 CHEVROLET SEDAN: years of college." ALPHA ETA SIGMA: Tonight Gets New Look Holds Meeting Radio, heater, all "Or perhaps," Col. Hea con- accessories, ex- in room 127 at 7:30 p.m. cellent condition, beautiful lacquer The reserve book room is sport- Singstunde, which translated cluded, "some of our students are PSYCH CLUB: All psych ma- finish. Call Sunnyvale 2935. ing a new look these days. $8668 from German means "sing hour," --getting just a little weary of the jors and minors are invited to which sings German COMPLETE SET of fine draft- of comfort has been added to that is a group rigors of college life and would meet with Psych department in songs each Wed- ing instruments. Slightly used, room in the guise of a new cork folk and popular welcome Army life again." 'the Student Center (Congrega- from 3:30 to one quarter. Yours for ten fish tile flooring. nesday afternoon tional church) at 7:30 pp. according to Mrs. ($10). Win Neff. 452 S. Ninth. Students would have enjoyed 4:39 in room 21, COUNCIL:..14leet of the Modern May leave note in Coop if you SOPHOMORE this innovation at the beginning Barbara Butler Mu Phi Epsilon like. this afternoon in the Student of last quarter but the waterfront Language department. Union at 4:30. Any interested Spartans are in- AlurnsMeetSunday SUPER OLDS 'TROMBONE: strike intervened. FRESHMAN CAMP COMMIT- to send men from the vited to the Singstunde to partici- Deluxe case and mutes. Art Bond. "We had Francis Robinson, of the Music pick pate in the activities. Bal. 3705-W. TEE: All interested freshmen in- college to San Francisco to department faculty, accompanied vited to meet in room 121 tonight up the tile," said Miss Madge Jen- Phonograph records will be by Mrs. J. C. McClellaud, gave a FOR RENT at 8:15. nings, assistant in the' reserve played, and song books are avail- the singers.. There will also program of viola music Jan. 4 at ATTRACTIVE FOUR - ROOM ETA MU PI: Today in B60 at book room. 'Miss Jennings went able to be a piano for accompaniment. the bi-monthly meeting of the San COTTAGE: Reasonable. Partially 11:30 a.m. on to say, "The new covering is Francisco alumnae chapter of Mu furnished. Phone Los Gatos 459-11. ALPHA PHI OMEGA: Short a mahogany-colored cork compo- Phi Epsilon, national honorary separate, ROOM: For two men. Furnish meeting tonight in roorn.24; starts sition. Each square is music sorority. own bedding. Call 161 E. St. John at 7:30. and if damaged can be taken ots Sunday, Jan. 16, Miss Robinson after 3 p.m. and replaced readily." PHI UPSILON PI: Tomorrow and Miss Alma Williams, also of ROOM: For wo gentlemen The_ tile has been on order for the Music staff, will entertain the in room S29 at 12:30. some time, the money being ap- students. Single beds. ;piing and SPARTAN SPINNERS EXEC- San Jose alumnae chapter of the study room, community kitchen, propriated in 1941, but due to the sorority. UTIVE COUNCIL: Important war, lack of materials, and the Can you quality for this and shower bath. All linens fur- meeting tonight in Women's gym nished. 458 N. Fourth. shipping strike it was not made at 7 p.m. available until late last December. $4000- Spartan Daily ROOM AND BOARD: Two -col- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE OR- lege girls. Lovely beds, private, GANIZATION: Room 21 at 7:30 JOB? SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE baths. 580 S. "Sixth. p.m. For the BiggestcCup 5c A-YEAR littered as seeped class matter April 211, ROOM AND BOARD: For col- SPARTZSI FLYERS J..aCOR- of a.* in Town Get the fsll details from the Mottos ITN, at Sea Jose, Calnereta, ben: acf of Mara 1, 1511. lege girl.- 645 S. Fifth. PORATED: Meet tonight at 7:30. it's NORD'S Sandwich Shop Poet Intervishing Teem. It will be FORENSIC GROUP: ASB mein- Fell leased wire woke of Unftesi Press. LARGE SLEEPING ROOM: Jan. 17 & 18th ROTC Dept. Press of Moe Glebe Mole. Coaspooy And trailer for 3 or 4 boys. hers interested i debating are COFFEE 50 COFFEE 1445 Seidl, First Street Sao Jose, Callforele Cook- ing privileges and use of washing invited to meet t a 11 in 105 East San Fernando . All Day klendeer, Callferele Newspaper Pobilsbersi room B24. Aseectallee machine. $5.00 a week .each stu- dent. 523 Locust near Balback. SKI CLUB: Tonight jn room After 5 or all day Sat. Bal. 2129-R. 112. Sign-up tonight for neXt week end ski trip reservations. VACANCY: a college J. Paul Sheedy* Switched to Wildroot Creain-Og Arcade Por girl. SPARTAN SPINNERS: All in- Lovely room and board. 645 S. terested dancers invited to folk Because He Flunked The Finger-Nag Test Shoe Shine and Fifth. dance party in Women's gym to- Repair Shop VACANCY: For two college night; starts at 7:30 p.m. girls. Room and board. Lovely General repairs using the beds, private bath. 580 S. Sixth.' finest materials and workman- WANTED: Womin student to PAR PHOTO ship. We clean and dye any exchange services for room and board. Whitecliff 8-5346 Los Altos. SERVICE type of shoe. LOST Photo Supplies. Rnishing JOHN & ANDY HEAVY SILVER I. D. BRACgt 61 E. Santa Clara Street 179 South First St. Phone Ballard 7781 LET: ,Last- Tuesday on S. 10th near San Antonio. Reward. Bob Heisey. Bal. 3705-W.
4 There is an old-time toast-which is golden for its beauty. "When you ascend the hill of prosperity may you not meet a friend."
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' SPA TAN-GATOR CLASH TONITE oel Frosh Cagers Local Cagers Home To Have Games Five First Time In 1949 With USF By HAL SONGER Prospects for a successful sea- son are good for our San Jose San Jose State's basketball forces will attempt to put an end to Spartan frosh team. Incentive is San Francisco State college's winning ways tonight when the two found in the new Spartan coach, quintets tangle in Spartan gym. In the preliminary tilt starting at Tom Cureton, who is fresh from a 35 -game winning streak at 6:30 p.m. Coach Tom Cureton's Spartan Frosh cagers trade baskets Pittsburgh High school. He has to with the Gator Bakes. Boasting a record of nine cage victories this help him start another win streak season, the Gators are out to a team that averages six feet and make It two in a row over the of never-say-die spirit in the con- Hartranft Heads SJSC Athletic is led by Center-Captain George Spartans. However, the bay city ference opener against San Diego. Clark and Forward Clifford five will be playing without the On the brink of defeat twice, Phelps. services of their ace forward John- the Gold and White clad casaba The Delegation To NCAA Confab; Spartababes face' the strong ny Burton, who has been suffer- men came back to defeat the San Francisco State frosh squad ing from a stomach ailment. Aztecs 55-52 in two overtime Winter Sports Schedule Made tonight. Coach Dan Farmer has re- periods. Stu Inman and Don The following is their schedule vamped his hardwood squad to McCaslin hit the net for five By GEORGE LAJEUNESSE for the season: cope with the gap left by Bur- points to insure a conference Jan. 14 Santa Clara High ton. In their last outing, minus victory in the final overtime. - Representatives of San Jose State's athletic department present Jan. 15 Salinas JC their star forward, the Gators Apparently weakened by the at the National Collegiate Athletic Association annual meeting held Jan. 21 Campbell Maderas downed the California AggAnki-hY Jan. 22 Lincoln High great exhibition of liaSketball in in San Francisco's Hotel St. Francis last weekend included: Glenn S. a 543-48 score. Reserve guard the Aztec city, San Jose State Jan. 25 San Jose High Leon Williford tanked 13 tallies could not keep up the pace and Hartranft, director of athletics, Bill Hubbard, football mentor, Walt Feb. 2 Fremont High to pace the state five over the lost to the Pepperdine Waves on Williams, baseball coach; Danny Hill, director of athletic Feb. 4--USF Frosh news, and Aggies. the following evening. The final Fax _5 Campbell High Linecoin Kimura, trainer. Burton's place will be filled in box-score read Pepperdine 53, and Feb. 11 Cal Poly Frosh win- by little Jimmy Wong, who has San Jose 49, but only after the The times and places of Feb. 12 USF Frosh been outstanding in recent tussles. Spartans went ahead 44 to 43 with ter and spring athletic activities Williams To Call Feb. 15 Pittsburgh High At the Other forward spot will be five minutes remaining in the of the California Collegiate Ath- Feb. 18--Golden Gate College Dick Jaensch, a veteran hoop art- game. letic Asociation were among the Baseball Meeting Feb. 19 Harris Togs many varied topics under dis- ist. Jaensch was as hot as the Inman Paces Locals Spring comes a little early to proverbial firecracker last week cussion, according to Hartranft. Sharpshooting Stu Inman paced Sparta this year with the an- when he racked up 33 digits dur- the locals in their southland inva- CCAA Sports Calendar nouncement made today by Coach Fox (Grey) Hunt ing one evening's work. sion, ringing up 33 tallies Sports calendar for the Cali- Walt Williams, Spartan baseball in the Gators Are Well Balanced two tilts. Don McCaslin and Bob fornia colleges in the _association mentor, of the first meeting of all In Reverse Meving up from his usual guard Wuesthoff followed with 20 and 16 Is as follows: boxing, wrestling, baseball candidates on Monday, The Spartan Daily would be the position, Bud Callas takes over points respectively. ad gymnastics at San Diego, Jan. 17. last sheet on the peninsula to the starting center assignment. Bothered by a charley-horse, March 11-12; the conference track Followers of the national pas- buck the gun, but a certain coach Angelo Maestri, the regular pivot Bob Hagen will see limited action meet at Fresno, May 7; swimming time are urged by Coach Williams of a play-for-pay eleven in and man, has been shifted to guard to tonight. The speedy forward has 'meet at College of the Pacific, to be present at the important around the bay area was seen in add height for backboard control. received treatments for his leg and May 6-7; golf matches also at COP first meeting. Time of the meet the gym yesterday chatting with Coach Farmer has selected Gus should be ready to go. However, on the same date; and the tennis will be 3:30 p.m. in room B60 and Coach Bill Hubbard and San Scoufus to open at guard along his able replacement Bob Crowe tournftment to be held this year the date, Williams repeated, is Jose's prize catch of the season, with Maestri. Dispite the loss of is in tip-top condition. at S ta Barbara on May 6-7. Monday, Jan. 17. Center Bob Pifferini. Nobody Burton, the Gators will field a The meeting is open to all signed nothin', or rather, nobody NCAA Golf at Iowa well-balanced team. BUY SAVINGS BONDS ! ! ! freshman and varsity candidates said nothin'; but indications look In the national sports picture San Jose State will be battling of the Spartan basebali.-Team, like San Jose graduated an- the annual NCAA track meet will has to hit the coveted .500 per cent Williams emphasized, and a large other success take place in Berkeley, Calif., into the world of circle this evening. So far this turnout is expected. sports. ENERGETIC I Hartranft said, and the national campaign the Spartans have won self tournament =des. the aus- six comeatein I& Wino. APPETIZING I on pices of the NCAA will be held Spartans Had Hard Weekend the Iowa State cs lsollege courses, Baskittballer Nabs Bribers TASTY I Ames, Iowa. Coach Walt McPherson's hoop- men had a grueling weekend in Hom Cooked Food at Baseball's endde the NCAA southern California, where they program, weer to Coach successfully opened defense of the KEN'S PINE INN Williams, includ three main CCAA cage crown. The Wash- Bal. 2634 255 So. 2nd projects: 1) to build up a co- ington Square boys showed plenty operative atmosphere between collegiate and professional base- ball; 2) setting the date of the national baseball tournament; and 3) a clinical meeting in which baseball training films PIEFARI NOW tat mods. were shown, including batting, infield practice, fielding and highlights of last year's world series games. XAMS Kimura sat in on the first an- We We 711e menials nual meeting of the Pacific Coast et psar course highlighsvi Athletics Trainers Association, and peeked an a.sohdI. held in conjunction with the for quick dsceoug1 review! NCAA conference. Purposes of 4s4 a. e the fissear the gathering were to discuss ent11111 111111111111 11111111. locker room facility improvement in certain western stadium and sports auditoriums and to advance the prestige of the professional trainer. Felice To Lead 4AaresTeiep1smoe, ALSO FOit-EXAMS Spartan Matmen New York District Attorney Frank Hogan (right) dongratulates Dave Shapiro, ce-eaptain of George Washington Ui4nrslty basketball Pat Felice, senior P. E. major, team, after arrest of four men on --harges of pting to bribe No fuss . . . No Muss was chosen captain of the San Shapiro to "throw" a game with Manhattan Coge. They wanted Jose State varsity wrestling team George Washington to loss "by about 18 points." ut the team won, No Fondles' or Fightin' in an election held last Friday. ΒΆ143. Hogan's office said Shapiro had been worideo with the police Teammate John Jackson was for some time. with elected co-captain and Leo Raiche was voted honorary co -captain. MECHANICAL ELECTROGRAPHIC Felice, a 175-pounder, is a two- year varsity letter man. He com- Let's Go To PENCILS I 5c peted in tryouts for the U. S. EXTRA LEADS 2c Olympic wrestling squad last year, advancing ,as far as the eliminations at Ames, Iowa. AUSTRALIA! (Via the S. J. Civic Auditorium) Also COLLATERAL READINGS and REFERENCES Hey, Fellows and Girls See and hear of the fascinating growth of the land "down FOR ALL COURSES under" for the past 300 years, with films shown and lecture 40 off per gal. presented by the distinguished Captain Janie: W. Grey. on Ethyl A Sensation pith Town Hall Audiences Is S. F. CAUFORNIA BOOK CO. COMING TO SAN JOSE, SUNDAY, JANUARY 16 Just Across Fourth from the Student Union SERVICE TOO II 2:15 P.M. and 8:16 P.M. , 134 East Sao Feraando Street Spartan Service $.85 incl. tax Student rate, $.50 with ASB Card "%if' FileinWy Siudertf Store" ' 3rd and San Carlos Montgomery Theater, Civic Auditorium
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