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Saaressao 9, -Calliarata - No Rain Today Just Fog Graduation Petitions Due The nearest thing to moisture Candidates ter bachelor's 0.- for today should be morning gees in June and fog, according to the weather- Mon are urged to make appli- man, who apparently liaa given cation far graduation prior to Jan. 25. Department up on an espected rain that heads' ap- has y et to materialize. No protata of majors and minors radical change in temperature should be flied in the liteirharhes hovering around 64, shout the Wire before seheduliag an 111P- aline at. eatertlay. Orlitneent to molts application SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE for graduation.
SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, URSDAY, JANUARY' 17, 1957 NO. 66 Council Appoints Pentzer, St te May Force Greeks Hustedt To Head 'Daily' Bob Pentser yesterday was ap- the request earlier this week be- American colleges and universi- proVra as or ' I c w-ntoy-rett-It WOUld-be-set- -ttes for further -schooling -an& o Eliminate Segregation DAILY for the spring semester ting a dangerous precedent of asked the Council's opinion on by Student Council and Henry giving student body funds to col- such a move at San Jose State, Hustedt was approved as business lege departments, according to The, Council, after lengthy dis- All Frats Vote manager for the same term. Treasurer Dick Arlington. cussion, concurred that it would Law Would Ban Racial, The pair had been recommended President Ray FKeeman urged, favor San Jose State underwrit- Frat Plans Lunch to the Council by the Department however, that the Council override ing the necessary expenses for two For Expansion of Journalism and Advertising, fol- the veto since the C1PA conven- such students. Japanese food will be featured Religious Restrictions lowing a vote by' the editorial tion deaws a thin line between Approximate cost per refugee at the Tau Delta Phi faculty - and advekising staffs. being a faculty or a student func- student per semester was an- At IFC Meet student luncheon today in the San Jose State's Greek social organizations, in Ole midst of an Pentzer is ,serving as news edi- tion. "It's neither b Jac k nor nounced as $600. The students Tower. Japanese members of the expansion movement, may have to meet the segregation issue heed A unanimous vote by the Inter- tor of the SPARTAN DAILY dur- white," he told the Council. would first have to pass the re- honorary scholastic fraternity will on if the State Legislature passes a bit now being considered, which traiernity azunril made the poor- ing the fall semester, while Hue- Freeman's statement came after gular entrance examinations, It prepare the food, according to prohibits stet* colleges and the University of California from recog- aittlIty of fraternity expansion a - -. tedt is a member of the adver- some members of the Council had is planned to start the program Ted Johnson, magistrate. Rising fraternities or sororities which restrict nwmbership on the basis reality last itight only after Kap- tising staff. voiced the opinion that they were next pernester. of race, 'Religion or pa Tau fraternity relinquished its The Council also approved the If use a bill wean to pass, Cargo:or/lie colleges and univirel- IFC granted right to block any recommendation of Janet Nielson - - tins would face, much. the .aaine expansion move until Kappa Tau as editor of Lyke, campus humor UNITED PRESS ROUNDUP profiteer% that currently Plagues /IP became affUlr with a national niagasine. schools in Illinois and Colorado. fraternity. In the main financial matter of Conunenting on the resolution the day, the Council voted to Kappa TM% agreed to vote in which was introduced yesterday, override a veto of the Board of favor of esrainsion if the pro- Ike Asks $76 Million Miss Helen Dimmick, associate Control regarding a $150 appro- gram is Set up and approved by dean of woman and adviser to the priation to the Journalism Depart- the IFC, not the individual fra- Panhellenic Council. said that she ment. The sum, approved by the ternities, and- if there is tangible will definitely discuss the matter Council at its meeting last week, For Relief evidende that-new fraternities of with the members of the sorori- will be used to host a convention some consequeswe were interested WASHINGTON President reported here Tuesday night. ties. of the California Intercollegiate in coming to San Jose State. Eisenhower asked Congress Wed- 'reveler, from the Hungarian Dean Dimmick pointed out that Press Association. kappa Tau still Maintains t he nesday for $76 million to help capital Said the posters read In such a law can work both ways The Board of Control had vetoed right to study the program. farmers and ranchers reduced to part, "65,000 HUNGARIANS DID Negro, Jewish and other racial privation by drought. NOT fraternities also would be pro- Action now can be "darted to- DIE IN VAIN ... DO NOT hibited under California state law. ward bringing more `fraternities Mr .Eisenhower returned last FORGET THE DEAD," and urged "Nongof aptional Feature_Book_- Item tFC mint --truer a -theee-day-- Seer at- _the people..to..!'stabd lor_,Ian. the sororities 26.; - - presumably on this campus have racial or re- steps in finding interested frets. the drought -stricken Midwest and the date of a new revolt. ligious restrictions written into Thereafter, the college adminis- Southwest. He will make addition- Sales Behind The date ttleir constitutions." lam Dinunick tration must approve the housing al 'proposals later for coping with has no other sigedf icance in the which any new group wishes to one of history's worst dry spells. Hungarian citieedar. First Edition BOB PENTZER HENRY HUSTEDT There had been recurrisircetz "At the time nationals were ... News Clued . .. Ad Head inhabit. Only after thes e pre- The $76 million program would ports that Hungarian admitted here a number of the Sales of the Semi-Centennial ed- liminaries are completed can the include direct federal loans to re- desperate in the grip of a decree sororities had some type of under- ition of Lyke, campus feature going over the veto only to "save ,In dthet action, the Council rFc. recommend to the personnel finance farm debts. It seeks $36 prescribing death as the punish- stood racial or religious restric- magazine, were described today face" after approving the request officially recognized the formation deans that a fraternity be con- million in extra spending to June ment for strikes or other resist- tion, but for the past eight years as being "as good as the majority last week. of Saber Air Command on cam- sidered for acceptance. 30, another $35 million for the ance to the prepar- the college has been of last year's editions but short The appropriation was awn:feed, pus. The group, a national or- year starting July 1, and $.5 mil- mime, were very care- In another important action, record peak reach, by the with an added stipulation that the ganization, is composed of lower ing to rise against the Siatilet ful not to t organizations of the fo. leInctriers -rest adittorrillts ralz .1.oio Lierawitsiimil..ainii. .siege-Avtinurtl$12, ""1111-___.s.147.1C9111:- was elected pros.r. uent of tne 'try- Dean DiAtmick lard that "One by Dr. William Gould, faculty ad- methods of financing the con- Their entrance into SJS marks far the spring semester. Working BONELLI PAPERS FILED sorority which was not approved viser. vention in the future, the fifty-second campus on which NEW HUNGARIAN UNREST they are located. with him will be Joe Clark, Delta SACRAMENTO Extradition here because of racial restrictions Dr. Gould explained that cus- Also approved was a request Upsilon, v ice president; Bob VIENNA - - Posters appeared papers against William G. Bonelli was so unhappy about the re- the winter edition has from Alpha Phi Omega, national The day's final matter saw tomarily the Wednesday on walls in revolt-crip- were filed with Secretary of State strictions in its constitution that sold as well as the fall be- service fraternity, that unclaimed Council sending two get -well cards Rush, Kappa Alpha, secretary; not pled Budapest calling an anti -So- John Foster Dulles in Washing- efforts were made to strike out of the post -Christmas lack books from the lost and found to Vice President Don Ryan, and Al Corral Pi Kappa Alpha, cause who viet citizens to prepare for a new ton D.C. by Gov. Goodwin J. the offending clauses, and five funds. Copies of the current is- be turned over to them for use was absent from the meeting. of treasurer. uprising 10 days from now, it was Knight. years later the same sorority was sue may be obtained at the Stu- in the ASH book exchange. It admitted on campus. dent Affairs Business Office. was reperted to the Council that Dean Robert Martin, lnterfra-, An arresting feature of the mag- the Spartan Shop had picked up the books last semester, breaking ternity Council adviser. said "I do azine was the traditional inclusion Revelries Show Reopens Tonight not feel qualified to make a state- a 16 year precedent of giving the of the "Lykable Doll", who was ment on Both a sensitive issue, books to APhi0. Spartan lovely Jan Kerrigan this until I have found out who is also told the Council trip around. f.Freeman backing the anti -segregation bill that a move is underway to bring "Lykeable Prof" for the Semi- For Frat, Sorority 'Block' Audience and why It was submitted to the Hungarian refugee students t o Centennial Edition was Dr. Mary State Legislature." Wiley, professor of education and By -JIM nrsuAw performance. by MontiMa and Manny Correa in the show, comprise the plot He added, however, that if such recreation. "Red Tape" reopens for a three- The show, which opened last during the summer months. of the story. Sonya's truthful- a ruling were passed, "We would Editor of the magazine was Polio Shots Today night stand tonight at 8:15 o'clock weekend, was well received by The show blasts several Ameri- ness is her downfall, and leads Just obey the law." Barbara Noble, while John How- In Morris Dailey Auditorium, af- the audiences the first nights. can ideals about immigration and to unexpected problems from the Dean Martin said that several of t he fraternities. on ard served as business manager. Group 4, persons with receipts ter a four day layoff. Tonight Is The "comedy with music," as pokes fun at the antics of three Assistant Commissioner of Immi- campus department would Other editors and up to 1000, will receive their block night, and several sorori- Bob Montilla, production director Russian Communist spies, who are gration, well played by Dick be affected by the law. A majority of San heads were Mary Pat Jarneson, second polio vaccinations today ties and fraternities reportedly are of the show, calls his production, the comic villains in the show Thomss. Jose State Cornett, art fraternity men, it is felt, are fashion editor; Jack In the Health Office from 2 to planning to see the show en masse. lived up to just that. The comedy The trio. Bob Gordon, Don Adding to the humorous sit- photo editor; in in favor of eliminating the edikar; John Brown, 4 p.m. Tickets for the show are $1 for the show proves to overshadow West and Jim Dunn. perform uations the cast finds itself in- re- Jaek Digging, production mane- general admission and the musical aspects, although the NU-lethal, on race, religion and Members of the second group 75 cents their three musical selections volved In are a royal pair, the -ger, and Ted Faley, copy editor. for students. Tickets for the final musical numbers are well pre- color. of sIgniuwe will receive their first with much vigor, as well as Duke and Duchess of Hapsburg, Editorial staff members were three shows may be purchased -at sented. However, national headquarters shots Jan. 22, 24, 28, and 30. their acting parts. played by Grant Salzman and Jo Guttadauro, Pat Mariner, Pat- the Student Affairs Office or at Celeste for the fraternities are the policy Dr. Thomas J. Gray, health of- Richard 'rash wrote the music Barbara Norton and Ifre Des in, McAdam. rick Penick, and Betty Sterling. the box office the night of makers, and it is difficult for disclosed that there are each for the show. which was written as Sonya and Peter, the lovers Desiree Souffle" a French si- On the art staff were James An- ficer, drastic changes to be made in the in this group ren in a form -fitting costume, gler, Perry Huffman, Virginia now 736 members constitutions concerning segrega- limited registration will has met the approval of the Scheid and Janet Nielsen. and a tion. One of the difficulties is 21, and 22 in the male members of the audience. be held Jan. that quite a fen, of the nation's Affairs Office to bring Desiree Is played by Shirley Student fraternities originated in lhe deep the group up til ea OM 100 Mariserka, wh. allaime rate Sou*, according to Miss DialMik AFROTG-Telield persons. welt. William Walters Witherspoon. I "goodie, goodie" Englishman, is lteview in Stadium played by Bernie Gardner. Guild To Air S.IS Air- Force ROTC unit will Winter Grads A touch of the "Follies 13er- hold its first review of the se- giere" is injected Into the show 'The Cricket' mester this afternoon at Spartan by the flower girls, who are a Stadium beginning at 1:45 o'clock, Must Pick Up part of Desiree's plan for a chain "The Cricket." by Jim Ahern. according to Captain Charles Ras- of burlesque houses. will be presented by the Radio ley, assistant professor of Air Dance Ducats The *islet* performative of Guild tonight at 8-30 o'clock over Science. the "Cam Can" is us 011 lone, radio station KEEN. James Hut- as he. Use other danee Colonel Richards M. Bristol, AF- February graduates who have Nurnberg. chens, a tfenior, will direct the which Cathy ROTC commander, will receive mid- Their nativity -fees-must McClure., Wise play. stew's -The comedy the review. The parade will be up their tickets to the January ettorrsgrephser---heri-or- eortrorns a movie ranged. thfit develops led by Cadet Major Albert Stubbe. Dinner-Dance by Wednesday. Jan. company a machine musioei Drs, C. Grant Burton, executive 23 in Room 16, according to Tom There are 13 riumbpiw In which' makes a regular cricket the show. The Sean; StiffikY dear of 13oftetti, Senior ' Class prestdent. three R' - become the size of a horse. Guild perform students; Gervais W. Ford, as- The Dinner-Dance is scheduled three numbers. whit% add players describe it, as the fUn- - greatly to the comedy of the niest show they have done. sociate professor of education; and for Thursday evening, Jan. 31, at Show. Cast includes Brad E. H. Staffelbach, professor of T o'clock at Mariani's Restaurant. Folder as "Back in Liverpool" is education, will be visiting digni- Thil is the night before the grad, ably per- Jimmy Ohrien, Eill Mosey as formed by Gardner. as the Clitton as Sam taries. uation ceremonies. nag- Dotty. Phil Creas- lislunan who has come to Anted- man, Gill Hughes as Thadeue Fil- The review marks the first time Escort bids may be purchased ca to start an Anti -Sin League. bert, Kevin Brodehl as Walt Her- that the entire Alt 'Force. cadet for $3.25, if the senior brings The entire action of the two- ston, Mike Sanders as Mike, Kathy -enrps áItflnarcth together. receipt .r TR- activity' art Irintellad4114111tif Hrttittieffltai Artnarsa tovoisre: :ray mi3 tofore the cadets hive 'marched Room 16. A complete chicken of the Assistant Commissioner' cpf cholla as the announcer 40d Bob In flight groups. dinner is scheduled. - "RED- TAPE" CAN CAN 0111fLA--Murh to the field. Missing in the airfare is Tennessee Miser. immigration On Elba Iala,nd In Smith as a voice. pleasure After the parade the Air Force Graduates must remember that of the male members of the audiences The show opens three night rum tonight IN Morris New York Harbor. The story takes Glen Pensinger as production of "Red Tape," the 1007 edition of Revelries, a Van Dailey Atiintorimn at 11:13 &Meek. drill teams, which are composed they cannot attend the Dinner- Ticket* wile place on the morning of July 4, engineer. and Ginni Petersen. runt Can Is performed by fine flower Orin to the show. be mid at the box cadets, will per- they hate picked office, or may be pureed at of lower division Dance tahless Left te right are Pleneine Tromhetta, Barbara the Student Affairs Office. that evening and the next morn- Stella Gardner are in charge 111 form. up thdlr ticketL. aellafiem, Dada*, illefkileeldi and Corteen Little- ing. sound.
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I - Home Economics Societies LITTLE MAN 0,N CAMPUS pa2tan Arrange Sales of College Centennial Plates by 'fiEltlre BOTHA Pegs 2 Thursday, Januery 17. 057 The home economios groups de- the Centennial Committee. Taking their part in Centennial cided to sell the Centennial plates The societies, Eta Epsildn, EDITORIAL activities are Presidents Nancy In the Fall of 1955, when Miss social, and,Phi Upsilon Omicron, Burke and Pat O'Carroll of the Anna Loze, Centennial Committee national honorary, voted to home economies honor and social member, helped the societies to work together to promote the Council Borders on Confusion ' societies, as they recently pre- select the plates air a project. She plates which make beautiful and Student Council occasionally has the habit of borderieon the sented the first Centennial plate was Instrumental to reserving the functional reasembrasoss of the brink of confusion ,n making some of its decisions, especially n they to President John T. Wahiquist. privilege of sellintthe elates with years 11151-1557. concern important matters. Yesterday's Council session provided a The club members and case in point. their advisers, Miss Katherine Young. The Journalism Department was granted $150 to cOmplete ar- -Miss Maude Ashe, Miss Ruth Dar- rangements and fulfill obligations for the California Infercollegiala by, (Phi Upsilon) Miss Mai Ny- Pestlis Association conference which will be held on this campus March gren and -Miss Maxalene Altman 4"-2. But not until after much bickering. The Council mernbers entirely (Eta Epsilon), felt that through missed the point or benefit that Sao Jose State will roalize from this cooperation of the two organiza- conference. What's more, they indicated that they iyeren't even in- tions many more terested. persons who would be interested in the plates The confusion began a week ago at the previou Council meeting. sum,/., could be contacted. At that time the Council voted to grant the f it failed to no- tify the Journalism Department that the Board of Control still had to Miss Nygren explained that the vote on the matter. World Wide Art Studios presented Instead, the department received a letter/ from AS President several samples of different types Ray Freeman stating that the appropriation had been approved. of plates and it was rather diffi- Tuesday the Board of Control turned thumbs down on the $150 re- cult to decide which dish would quest on the grounds that it was a departmental function. Money for have the most appeal. departmental functions is taboo around here for the simple reason that Another problem was the selec- there are too many departments and too many functions. tion of a picture for the center So far, so good. Misunderstanding between the Council and local of the plate. The societies wanted _%presentatives of C1PA was to blame for some of this confusion. The an illustration of some part of --50TICEDT000 I ALIA057 FELL P6LEEP IN CLAW Council was told that the convention was not a purely departmental the campus that is most often function; that students from other departments would be partici- remembered by, alumni. Civic Doors Open pating.. It agreed once again to grant the $150 appropriation, but . Finally, a shot of the tower not before adding a little more conhision to the situation. was submitted to the company For Jazz Session What the Council neglected to do was to try to determine the !and they made a drawing which a. CREST PIPE SOP nature of the CIPA convention and who would be participating. They PLATE PRESENTATION Mass Nancy Reeke, kid, and Mhos Pat is in the center of the round Cal Tjadero one-time San Jose Horne of London Made Pipes presidents Epsilon failed to realize that San Jose State will be host for two days to rep- of Eta and Phi Upsilon Omicron, home ID tech cream -colored plate. The State student, will accompany the Domestk and Imported Tobaccos economic* social 114,4. let i pa. resentatives and observers from all and honor present a special Centennial of Dizzy_ Gil-. over California, including UCLA -commemorative plate to Dr. John T. Wahlquist, right. The presen- drawing Is green and it is bor- "Crazy New Band" 47 No. FIRST STREET and USC from the south, and -Stanford end Cilifornie from the north. tation_is observed by Joe H. West, dean of educational senieee dered on the edge of the plate lespie when the Civic Auditorium CYpress 7-0463 In a way the Journalism Department is only an agent making the ar- and the summer sessions. and Centennial chairman. by a gold design. opens its doors and floors to local rangements. The Inscription w a s copied jazz 'fans. at $;30 p.m., Jan. 25. Representatives from the many colleges will be giving the entire Speaker From Gold Coast Tells ISO from the bronse plaque in the Tjader, well-known in the San SJS campus as well as its publications the once-over during their stay. main building at the suggestion Francisco Bay area for his per- Had the Council been familiar with these facts, or if they had Of Flourishing African Protectorate of Lowell Pratt, l'ublIc Rela- formances on the vibes, will lead GASOLINE fried to become familiar with them, the $150 probably would have By BARBARA HARTMAN tions Office. his "Mambo Jazz Quintet" during been granted without sliday. At least we hope so. PRICES UP! In the African Gold Coast, old and are still in charge of them. The plates are collectors items, the evening,,,,show in San Jose. pC ople who could not read or at the wish of native government particularly for alumni, empha- Tjader attended SJS tbtlowing his A new English Ford sells for $1545 write a short time ago are now which now has control. Physiology Professors sized Miss Nygren. They can be service in the Navy during World and costs $9 96 w’s ilt Gets )11) Initiate Studies taking their !Irian books and Previous to IMO, there were War II, according to Bob Custer, to 35 miles pisr gallon. Almost used as service or accessory dishes. Bibles to church and reading from only six teache r- training. Radio Station KLOK jazz jockey. any car will make the necessary Of Radiation Biology To Eliminate them. This is the picture shown schools. Now there are et in She explained that all plates were down payment. Panic Tickets are on sale at the Civic By WALT TAYLOR by Mr. C. Nutsugah, International addition. There are free prirmury carefully checked upon arrival. Auditorium box office at present The horror of Hiroshima and ridge, Tenn, atomic pile. Educat fon Service exchange schools for all boys and girls Miss Young and Miss Nygren and the office will open at 7 Nagasaki has been instilled In so One of these qv speaker from the southern part who pees the exams. Those who -anticipated-a-big ctemtmd for the et-lock the fright- of---the perfor- nifiltit persons" min& that -it is volved "t ri cing" or "detecting" of -the Gold- Coast, whei spoke at are not qualified tor this .441- dishes because mance. Two nights following the extremely difficult for them to radioactive substances from an ISO meeting' Fri a Donal academic training receive they are so at- San Jose appearance, the same have anything but fear of atomic among vocational training. tractive and something any alumni non-radioactive materials Mr. Nutsugah_.tra lions grow* will entertain at the Ber- radiation. There is general misun- in a simulated Progress is being made in adult member would human body. Some in the Gold Coast from the time want to have. keley 'Community Theater. derstanding and panic about it. 1000 capsulesavere filled with non- trade first' began with sea cap- education, also. The illiterates are Tiede!' has been honored as a Steps toward helping tq allevi- radi2ective salt artd one with the tains, using gold in exehange for being taught to at least read and HARVEY CALAME "Down neat New Star Winner" ate this misconception have been real stuff. The)capikiles were then trinkets, to the present struggle write their own language., AUTHORIZED DEALER for his interpretations on the taken at San Jose State. Dr. Al- spread in random fashion over for independence and an oppor- They have large, modern cities 721' Willow at Dolmas CY 5.5960 SpaztanT)ai vibes. bert F. Ellis, associate professor the outline of a human .figure. tunity to catch up with modern and improved harbors, health con- of ditions and 'industries, although physiology. and Dr. Charles representing radioactive substan- countries. Entorod as second class matter they have no manufacturing of Smith, asgStant professor of phy- ces delivered by the blood stream The speaker 'mentioned the April 24, 1934. at San Joss. Calif., alniogy. -yet,. largely lholugh _ItesicilL.,1,_ 1179 111W 'weep fludliten ous y lieS. slave t w 5. thei rt Introductory Physiology of the-Geiger counter In detecting lack of hydreelect* power. . Akimbo, Califocnia Nowspapw Pub- arm of manpower as millions of Asaociation. Bourbon's There are rive million people Classes a study of radiation hi. radiciaetiVe -materiah Was dernbh: Natives were taken away. Published daily by the Associated ology. strafed by its quickly locating the In South Gold Comet. This area He spoke of the healthier trade Students of San Jose State College. San Jame State hi the only "hot" capsule. Is far ahead of the backwarct except Saturday and Sunday, during French Laundry which developed when English North Gold Coast. which is Is- the college year with one issue dur- college in the country. as cord- Mike exposure at close range merchants excha;ged manufac- lamic and has no schools, Nut- ing each final examination period. lag to Dr. Ellis, where this type t o radioactive sohstances is Subscriptions occopind only on Cash and Carry tuned-goodS for raw materials and sugah said. of study has been made in an dangerous. Dr. Ellis and Dr.-. the need Great Britain felt to rernainder-oTschool year basis. In 1-:xports of the Gold Coast re- introductory course. Most col- Smith maintained full control fall somlistor, $3; in Spring samostior, 15% DISCOUNT establish law and order so com- gold, cocoa $1.50. leges assume, Dr. Ellis said, of the demomtration instead of gion include and boux- 378 W. Santa Clara St. CYpress 5-I 761" merce could proceed more easily. ite The gold mines are still Telephone: CTpross 4-6414 Edi- that it takes too much physics permitting indisidual student tor's!, Eat. 110; Advertising Dept. E. DALMON An agreement. between .the worked by private foreign com- and chemistry background for experimentation. Dr. Ellis, hats Ext. 211. Brithih government and native panies which pay a royalty for beginning students to gel any been trained In the Civil Do.. Prow of tins Globe Printing Co.. fulers'eventually evolved into the the land and an export duty to 1445 South First St., San Jose, Cif. benefit from a study of this tense RadbilogIc Training Ser- British taking over, dictating the the government. ' 4111114 41 nature. These institutions feel tire Program and Dr. Smith, is government thmugit civil servants The first free election was held Editor that beginning students cannot the -words of Dr. Ellis, "is a Tonight, Friday and Saturday paid by the natives. . - In 1951. The region is scheduled JOHN KEPLINGER comprehend the I I e ts pro- competent physiologist wise has 'Then came the Presbyterian fOr complete Independence from litisinins Manson` dueed lit radiation on Hsiang a thorough understanding of the JACK ERICKSON missionaries, who first brought England in Match, at which time material. biologic effects of radiation." Day Editor !education to the Africans. They it will beconie a member of the -We are not doing justice to has the ability to DON BECKER Protoplasm sent 120 yoting Africans to Eng- United Nations. It is presently the students unless we' give them "RED TAPE" recover from limited radiation lish universities so they would be represented by England. Nutsu- some understanding of radiation," damage, as the physiolday stu- -able to translate the Bible and gah felt the country will appre- Dg. Ellis said denlg learned, butt It expringre is form the core of the educational ciate its freedom even more than s Itio Throahlt the relatively, Ample severe itoarinot farmer. Thane program In the Gold Coast. They we do, having so recently been A SJS Tradition experiments a hich were conduc- et no antidote for radiation after 1 established especially good schools under colonial rule. . oommi M oliS 0161 IP ted in the lab sections of Dr. Irving eopined. an4 sve cannot Ha. Fillies and Fir. Smith's courses. perceive through our senses when students now have a basic tinder- we are tieing exposed to it, .Dr. standing of atomic physics and Ellis laid. can only measure Here and There Claire its infrffsity in err environment . With its biological effects. These as. mr-rmiEl with some mech detector of perinsents were conducted with By FREIY-CLAIRE isotopeS Oak. ionization radiatio radioactive from the A fronunitter at the. University of Southern California. Is investi- PersOns working gating the library set-up there. The committee was instigated by the I e NO MORE WAITING material must keep a record Daily Trojah, student newspaper. if 'bowthuich expoitire- they have Questionnaires have -been compiled by the comattee and prer had since radiation. is an accumti- sented . to i00 students. iattiew -prticese,’ and the body is The questionnaires contain questions concerning such facts. as ro gettrid ot IL distractions while studying in the libraey, library personnel, waiting AT Put PIZZA or books, and of construeilve reserve _brit time, limits floor plan sketches --FOR use. 'the o.r.s.litsUitiels of atomic energy am - WALTER FOSTER ale owe in both the. physical Studerits who fill out questIonnarles also will be interviewed in ART BOOKS S1.00 and the biological sciences. Dr. an attempt to get student opinkin on the present CSC library set-up. Ellis confirmed. Radioactive is0- topes, manufactured in atomic 'CURIEEW' TIMIC t dres., i t alights at the Uni- chn. iaells through the bombardment This is a list of glris'.cdrfew hours for week juniors, 71:30. on Ckno neirtruns, are 'being used in versity of Ontario: freshmen; 1:301. sophomores. 2 .10; _SAN RENO'S diagnosing brain turnors, cancer No hours arc listed for Seniors} apparently they don't have to come Poin.totg SaEcioron) therapy. thyroid ' correction and. M at all. r T 4 I he detection o ( numerous di- We have 3 pizzamen working on weekends %oases. Many of radiation's bene- YALE RECORDS r ind--rice-still,--la - tritdd/P-Wgild# bSxIng irhatill) Tony Zale is entering the --toAiue you quickoultaci_ c9"e 1. ronental stages, and many of music business, actording to the Ka Leo 0 Hawaii; publication at .44..NT s WALLPAPER Co. its possibilities have not yet been the University of Hawaii. prvausl. Zale has formed a recording company called Zak Records,r`end More efficient service already has released a disc y a new group called the Cheer(uj. Earfuls. . Your clothes just ONLY FIVE - A filler from the Canipus Chat at North Texas State College: -"A naturally look better little boy was sitting on the curb with a Mgaretto in his 4notith and when they're laundered a flask in his hand when an elderly lady cattle up to hlm. at . . . " :Sonny, why aren't you In school?* " she asked." SAN REMO ' "'Heck, lady, I'm only five,'" ---vintorr-or AVAADEN TROY LAUNDRY. -.01111111E The 'Indent body at Arizona State College. ilasitat'f, recently ''Cirpt-Csi-4-4009 held a mass strike against conditions in the dining hall, according DRY CLEANING tithe ant newspaper there. ' 722-726 Awed., Ave. Cif 3-11114111 T'he_tirokest. reported the Lumberjack (weekly publication), anon against slow lithes. Eoldlood. little variation and poor preparation-
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s Mate's Injury Gives Novice rudo Classic Push to Bob Leonard Here Saturday Night Former Indiana Cage Great 24 Spartans Head Entry List Tabbed 'Best Laker Rookie' For Northern California Test MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. - -(UP) It's tough for a rookie to break Judoists.representIng 14 colleges and clubs will teltC part in the Into regular play in the National Basketball, Assn. 1957 Northern California Novice Judo TournameoVat 7 p.m. Satur-, Once in a while a player like Olympic Star Bill Russell arrives on day In Spartan Gymnasium. the scene in a burst of glory. More often its a matter of playing a Colleges slated to participate are San 4a7e State, University of few minutes a game for one or two seasons before moving a veteran Mann and Santajtosa J.C. out of the line-up. California. College of Club team entries have been siOrflitted by the San Jose Judoists. That's the way it started this season for Bob Leonard, the 195$- Fresno Dojo, Sacramento Dojo,join Francisco Budhiste, Pacific Judo 54 Indiana star. He came.eut of TheArmy tune days Moos reporting (San . Stocktitm and_Palo Alto Judo Clubs. to the Minneapolin Lakin; and go( ioto games fOr onlY occasional Jeti*.)..,14Wit Air Force Bases. brief periods. Teams also sidil arks and Castk The tourney will fie under the direction of Yosh Uchida, SJS Theo, month ago, veteran Myer (Whitey) Skoog suffered a judo mentor, wisp has indicated he will enter 24 Spartans in the back injury. Leonard beat out sophomore Chuck Meseta for the battle for ' job of replacing Skoog In the starting lineup. 0.4 SevenzlOcal prospects will be entered in the heavyweight division' Now Coach John Kundla says it will be tough to push the 6-3 4190 and upl. Those named to take part are David Blair. Indianan, who celebrated his 24th lpdnds George Bickmore.. Gary Patton, birthday today, out of the lineup Gary Rudd,' Jack Mooers, Phil - even for an old pro like Skoog. Spartans Bend Thompson and Larry Smith. "He's Positto. ns the best rookie we've had In the 150-180 lb. division, State In 'years, since Vern Mikkelsen SC Grapplers, entries include Bruce Andemen, and Slater Martin," Kundia sail. All Wide Open Sidney Aronson, Robert Yonne. "Already he's one of the best ball - Cal Poly Next Lowell Webb, Donald Burnett. handlers we've ever had. He's To the surprise, of no one ex- At Cal - Elliott Darrell Danker, Ken Gray, Deerid given us a big lift. He reminds me a lot of Bob Davies cept possibly Santa Clara, the San HERE I COME Man Jose State's Ed Dias take, Tuesday night ohs& after Diis Is Dick Dtebert (211) BERKELEY, (UP) Pete of Rochester." topped Jose State wrestlers thumped pass from 11 Egeland (12 In background) and while Rolland Todd of EST watches. Fresno Elliott, new University' of Cali- In his last outing Sunday a the Feesno State- - the Spartans, 79-74, In overtime. Photo by French the Broncos 37-0 in a duel meet starts up for Jump shot during fornia football coach, said today night, Leonard tied his best Spartan California Basketball Assn. game here at Spartan Gym Tuesday night. team would emphasize the scoring mark as a Laker, count- his Winners for the Golden Raiders fundamentals of blocking, tack- ing 21 Points as Minneapolis included anyone that grappled. running, with players beat Boston, 104 to 87. It was ling and Joe Isasi, littlest Spartan at 123 an edge in speed getting the Lakers' fourth starlght vic- holding continued to have diKicolty in tory. .4/1aPtan popt4 first nod. finding an opponent his size. .1tIliott told a news conference Leonard connected -for six Small 00 Joe t k his 'second following his appqintment last straight field goals In the third straight forfeit win, George Uchi- Daily Rep!Tf4n Spartan Athletics night to the $16,000-a -year job quarter to spark a Laker come- da won the same way 137 in the that "it will certainly be wide back. Most of them came on the pound class. Thursday, January 17, 1957 SPARTAN DAILY Peg. 3 open for those players who want long, two-handed push shots, Competitive winners for SJS to be meriabers of the squad this Leonard made famous at Indiana. were George Sanders. Ly nn year." At the same time. Leonard was Brooks, Connie Rushing, K en The blond, 30-year-old, ex-Ne- limiting Bo b Coo sy to eight Spagnola, Bob Strangle, Claire eat rBreaks, Spikers Work braska University coach said he points. Sahltnan and Nick Sanger. YOSH UCHIDA has would bring the split T, balanced At Terre Haute, Ind., also the Rushing finished in the shortest A break ,Irt" the weather has has been looking sharp, as have tance ace Mike Yeager, who ... Toomey DIreeeir- line formation to the University home town of Laker center Clyde time of ,the night as he used giventrIkier-Winter, Spartan track sprinters Clint Redus and Gar- been the terror of the distance of Celifornia as his basic offense Lee, Keith Ferris, Ken Galloway, Lovellette, Leonard starred in only 2:22 to pin Jim Firpo. Stran- and eld coach, a chance to put field Finley. team workouts, may drop down Bond, Bob He declined to hazard a guess Ted Heitrich, Glen Kissinger, basketball, track, baseball and gle pinned Bronco John Roffoni hit potentially 'powerful tea m Quartermilers Gyne Tognetti to the two-lapper. Wes also have on the number of games Cal Alien eftiiele and Jerrold Sul- tennis. Then he went on to In- in 3:29. Seidman carried Bob through some -lively, workouts and Jim Hushaw also are start- Rush and Fred Green Winter contin- would win next season, nor would livan. diana to help lead the Hoosiers Nulk for a little more thazs.1ven this week. ing to round into shape, Winter been improving, he say when he would name his Joe Rodriguez, Lynn Brooks. to two straight...Big Ten end one minutes before pinning him. Winter, still_ holding back lin pointed ouL Ron Vavra. and Ron ued. hasc&Ph t0W*15.- conditien aegistant&-He- said -he heard that Myron Maupin and Bill Grotts Sanger deeliTilfseel Ricn pruaseil larama, Ian wku may ers they mainly "Cal. assistants had ddne a good OPPoiferitie-in - the 131:P- - -- Leonard originally, was drafted Sanders' pinned' Jack Purl and the Performances of all the mem- move up to the quarter, have been or our field men since are doing running for workouts," job," but did not say if he Would 150 lb. group, and Dale Witmer by Baltimore and his rights were Brooks deciifoned Bill Stephens. bers of the squad in early week injuries. hampered with slight Hightower re-appoint any or all of former will be the Spartan's solo repre picked up by the Likers when Spaorola had trouble with Joe workouts. Winter said. "Chuck Herb Stockman heads the team sharp, however," coach Lynn (Peppy) Waldorf's sentatIve in the below 130 M. the Bullets folded. 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Page 4 SPARTAN DAILY Thursday, January 17, 1957 ' Dance To Introduce SJS Students Announce Wedded, Betrothed Bliss Soph Doll Hopefuls BILLMAN-FAIRIPIELD were married Dec. 27 at the Meth- later by passing chocolates at the Bob Balmer'. Sigma:Cid, recent- odist Church in Aliambra. The Catholic Women's Center. B ilj Squires, Soeial Affairs Feb 11. In the Civic Auditorium. ly announced to his fraternity former Miss Steadman. a Kappa STOWELL-ISEXTHOLF Conunlittee chairman. has an- Rntertainment features a r e brothers his marriage to the for- Alpha Theta, is a senior education Announced recently to Phi Sig- nounced that the Soph Doll con- expanding. according to Donna mer Karen Fairfield. Billrnan is a major from San Gabriel. Lucas, ma Kappas was the engagement testants will he introduced dur- Dean, publicity chairman. Just senior business administration ma- a Kappa Alpha, is a senior busi- of member Lou Stowell, senior ing intermission at the Reg Dance, recently added to the list of en- jor, while the new Mrs. 1311Iman is ness administration major also P.E., major from Ontario to Bar- tertainment are Dick Tash, a a junior G.E. major. from San Gabriel. bara _Bertholf, sophomore P.E. junior, who veill accompany Bar- BREWSTER-LAKING MeICAY-JANSEN major from Willow Glen, Blue Key Frat bara D'Amico, a junior vocalist. The former Arlene Laking and A floral ring on the front door SULLIVAN-CLABAUGH Natalie Fent:her. a senior panto- Jim Brewster were married Dec. and balloons inside the house told Kept a secret since New Year's mimist, will also perform. 22 at the First Presbyterian Phi Mu members of the engage- Day, the pinning of Pat Clabaugh, Soon To Name The Bob Russell Band will play Church in San Jose. Brewster is a ment of Jackie Jensen to Bud Mc- Alpha Phi, and Dick Sullivan, Sig- for the dance and the Guys Quar- senior pre-theology major from Kay. MISS Jensen is a senior P.E. ma Alpha Epsilon, was announced New Members tet will sing. The Guys, SarrJose Woodland, Wash. Following grad- major from Alameda. lier fiance, recently. Miss Clabaugh is a jun- State students. include Jim Paris, uation in June, lirewster plans to a Delta Sigma Phi, employed in ior education major and Sullivan Selection of members for Blue lead tenet ; Larry Rodrigues, attend S.F. Theological Seminary town at present, was graduated is a senior education major. Key, national honor fraternity, MARINO PLANS Members of the Social Affairs t'ommIttee are . , second tenor; Bob 1.1111quist, bari- hard at work making plans for the Feb. II Keg Dance to be bald in San Anseimo. His wife, origi- from SJS last June. The couple will take place in the near future, tone; and Nick Bell, bass. Their la the Civic Auditorium. Seated left to right are Jan Reld, Dill nally from Long Beach, is at pres- plan a July wedding. according to Clayton Bruntz, fra- Squires style 4srlinotiern harmony and oc- (chairman) and Lorraine Cords. Second row, standing ent employed by an insurance MARKS-ROBB ternity president. left to right, are Carolyn Williams, Jo Weidner, Diane Adams, company here. dialooally barbershop. Ban d Barbara Johnson and Donna Dean. Last row, left to right. are Raymond Marks, Kappa Tau - Show Slate - Members are selected cm the leader Russell does most of the Dick Sandretto and Pat Maloney. by Beach CROSLEY-MORSE pledge, recently announced his en- basis of scholarship, activities and Photo arrangements for the Coos. A pinata holding candy and a gagement to Glenda Robb, fresh irsidership. Bud Fisher, Added Attraction diamond ring announced the en- man advertising major from Eure- The group is a service organ- Committee chairman, is planning gagement of F.Illeibeth Morse to ka. Marks, a junior advertising STUDIO ization in addition to being hon- Marie McDonald Acts an extra attraction for dance Pete Crosley. Miss Morse, a Kappa major, is from San Jose, Pillage! -Kander! Passion! orary. Blue Key has in the past Alpha Theta, is a breaks, but a definite decision has sophomore sec- MITCHELL-LANZ published the college directory, retarial major from San Mateo. VICTOR MICHAEL not been made as yet. The former Janet Lanz, Kappa helped with campus drives and Own Real-Life Drama Crosley. a Sigma Nu at Stanford, MATURE WILDING Miss "Trean explained that the Delta, announced her recent mar- ushered at Revelries. HOLLYWOOD (UP---- A ben it of the cast in the real life Is a junior economics major from ANITA EKBERG program for the dance is not com- riage to Clyde Mitchell to her The small group was forced to color, sound-on-film movie of act- drama. ()Malta pletely determined and that even sorority sisters. The couple now cease publication of the student ress Marie McDonald re-enacting The jury, which had been sched- DENNISON-MUNSON more features may be added to are residing in Santa Clara. directory became of the large her kidnaping was viewed by the uled for adjournment, agreed to Dale Dennison, AIN), and Jean "ZARAK" the present list of entertainment _ amount of work involved. The Los Angeles County Grand Jary stay in session to investigate the Munson announced their engage- PARLE-NIEPER eh* Dick Public Relations Committee, a today as it prepared to quit mens- McDonald case. ment at the IFC formal Saturday Parte, Delta Signs.. fftd. announced "Cil&CHA-CHA BOOM" much larger group, has taken The panel also saw a emend 'night. Frnm Salinas, Miss Munson his pinning Monday night to Lillian Nleper, junior Pere: Prado Helen Grayco over the directory. filmed re-enactment performed is a sophomore business education K.P. Homecoming Posts 125 Educators major from This year as in the past mem- for a Los Angeles television major. Dennison is a busines ad- Sunnyvale. Parle is a senior bers of Blue Key are ushering at station. It then heard a lengthy ministration major from Bakers- business administration ma- Revelries. Applications Due Here Saturday field. jor from Santa Clara. CALIFORNIA Candidates for PATANE-TRICE "THInt1k4 AND Bruntz stated the next meeting next year's it music materials reading ses- GLAVIANO-BILLECI POUR ;WIENS" of the fraternity will be held Feb. Homecoming Committee must sion will be held Saturday Jan. Friends and relations learned A midnight bugle call at the Catholic Women's Center an- C:lari Gable Eleanor Parker 17. At this meeting plans will be submit their applications to the 19 in the San Jose State College of the engagement of Mary Ann Also formulated to begin work on an- ASH receptionist in the Student Concert- Hall. More than 125 Billed and Bob Glaviano at a nounced the recent engagement of "THE BOSS" other large campus project for Union prior to the between -sem- music educators from the penin- Christmas Eve party in Miss Bil- Carol Trice to Lt. j.g. Al Patilhe. the benefit of the college and ester vacation, according to Dick sula area are expected to attend leci's home. Glaviano is a sopho- Miss Trice is a freshman home ec. the students, Yeager, Homecoming Committee the aleday 'event Sessions also more English major from San onomics major from San Mateo. EL RANCHO publicity chairman. Will be free to the public. Jose at present attending the local Patane, a Sigma PI, is a graduate of Cornell University. The couple Positions open to applicants in- Dr. Forrest J. Baird, associate J.C., and Miss Billed is a junior "THE MOUNTAIN" plan a wedding In June. Spencer Tracy - Robert Wagner chide Homecoming Committee professor of musi e: is general G.E. major from Pittsburg. Also Newman Club chairman, publicity chairman. chairman for the day. Old and HANNIPAN-BELLI SANGER-PROCTER parade chairman, queen's chair- new compositions for band, The engagement of Dori Belli, Cigars were passed at the Sig- "Tension At Table Reek" Plans Ski Trip men and, ilownrewn meremnre- and chcrirewill be per- Sigma Kappa, and -Phil Hannitaa, ma Nu house Brionday_olght to ATO at the University of Nevada, announce the pinning of Nick San- Signups for the Newman Club chairman. formed. was announced recently. Miss Bel- ger, junior P.E. major from Puen- TOWNE Sierra ski trip on Feb. 4, 5 and Students interested should pick Choir materials will be demon- Ills a senior education major from te, to Patti Proctor, sophomore 6 should be made this week at application forms at the ASB strated beginning at 9 a.m, under "HYPNOTIST COSINDINTIAL" up Reno. The couple plan to be wed social service major from San Newman Hall, 79 S. 5th St. so reeeptionist's desk in the Student the direction of William Erlend- (Tito gridey Murphy Answer) in July. Carlos, Also reservations can be made. Union. Applicants will be inter- son. assdciate professor of music. The SJS A Capella choir will per- HEALY-BFELL RENSHAW-MILLER UNKOWN I" Ousts for the trip will be ap- viewed shortly after the start of Stwiewa %rim Beverly Ann Buell revealed her Ged proximately $12 which includes Spring Semester. form the works. At 10:45 am. Miller blew out a candle pinning to Michael Healy by pass- Monday announcing to her two nights lodging and four meals. Gibson Walters will conduct the MARIE McDONALD Alpha ing the traditional candle at the Chi Omega sisters This price does not include college symphony orchestra. . Leading Role her engage- Sigma Kappa house. Miss Buell ment to Ward SARATOGA lunches, transportation, or ski Band materials will be played Renshaw. Miss Mil- Home Ec Sets statement given to authorities at is a senior K.P. major from Ful- ler is a senior business marketing FRIENDLY PERSUASION " rentals. Lunches may be bought during the afternoon starting at an Indio hasentelefter the actress lerton while her fiance, a member major from Watsonville and GARY COOPER on the slopes, and transportation 1:45 p.m. Robert Hare, assistant Ward Two Brunches professor of music. will direct the was foundAsanderhig on desert of Chi P1 Sigma, Is a sophomore is a senior biological science ma- and introducing Tony Perkins highway pence major from ChIcap.. 111.,., -bum. Santa Ana_ The couple Minimum costs for the trip will Class members o f Quantity-s3e4ophon;.- bes-01 is- this sessiaw ins Study,* Highlight of the program will be Differences .4n the two movies HEISENGER-DALE will be married Saturday in Car- be approvimately $18. Cookery, HE 160, will plan. pre- The traditional candle was pass- - a demonstration of band rehear- were explabied to the jurists by mel at the Church of the Way- This is the animal semester pare and serve two invitational ed at the Theta house to announce sal techniques to be held from police who-said the first version farer. break ski trip held by Newman brunches to students and faculty the pinning of Barbara Dale to 3:30 to 4:34) o'clock. Glenn Clif- was strictly factuia and the other SPINDLER-ABEL Club. Last year 51 people at- members from 9:45-10:30 a.m. on Brent Heisinger. Both juniors, ford Bainum, professor errferitus. "probably was dolled-up to make An August wedding in Stanford tended the event_ Friday and Monday. Mies Dale is a business major Northwestern University, will It better for TV." Chapel is being planned by Carol DP Twenty four guests will attend from San Jose and Heisinger. a direct the rehearsal session. In the second version Miss Abel, indusgrial relations major RLQ OBE each brunch which is a tearoom DU, is a music major from Stock- McDonald was asked by Commen- and George Spindler, Stanford ABBLX- QuinN managerial problem under the ton. tator George Putnam: graduate and law student at UC. supervision of Mrs. Fern Wendt. LUCAS-STEADMAN CLASSIFIEDS ISO Sets Election "Do you think anyone is mean The couple's engagement was first assistant professor of home eco- Sally Steadrnan and Don Lucas International Students' Or- enough tr do this to you?" announced at an open house in the nomics: "why not have 'em FOE KENT ganization %till hold its She replied: . Abel residgnee In Lae Altos and in The brunches will be served election meeting Friday from "I've told you 1E% got my ow checked? You Wee Terrace will have vacancies. the College- Tearoom by Ester members are ideas about this." Aviation Group Room and board for Spring Sem- 12:30-2:30 p.m. All can't afford not to." Maretich, Nancy Dickerson. to come. It will be a very Grand jury action was requested ester. CY 5-96197 Ask for M r s. tagged Seven Neophytes Beverly Holmes a rid Virginia by police officials who claimed To Meet Grande. Important meeting. Here Accept th FrIfteilly Medal]. the kidnaping has perplexing dis- Aid of Male Aviation instructors in all Conalselehdy Dora room. crepancies. Initiated into MPE student $28. 115 S. 13th St. Phone levels of education will gather Dr. Nellie Vee Richards Seven music students were CY 2-9184. here Friday evening at 7:30 in- Optometrist o'clock for a meeting of the Nor- itiated into the San Jose State CLOSE TO COLLEGE: Large thern Section of the California College chapter of Mu Phi led. CY 1-41143 clean turn. apt. with bath for 4 OE1. MEETINGS Navigation and Aviation Associ- national music sorority. girl students. 445 S. 8th. Inquire ation, according to Thomas Leon- Sunday. 418 S. 8th St. Conservation Club will meet to. ard, Aeronautics Department The initiation and installation studeuts or faculty bach- Mature day at 1:30 p.m. in S216. &airtime of patrons and patronesses was elors to share graduate student's DANCING Delta Phi Eviller will meet to- One of the chief topics that will held at the home of Dr. Hartley new house. CY 3-5857 before 4 night at 6:45 o'clock at Miss Fry's come under discussion will be the D. Snyder, music department Friday & Saturday NI*, apartment. Officers will meet at Spring Conference of the organi- head, 14e. Sm. in pvt borne stble. for January 111 & 19 6:30 p.m. Dress is sport clothes. zation, which will be held on this Betty Swanson, president, con- meals 7 days. Prefer 2 or 3. Excel. Freshman ('amp Committee will Campus May 3-5. ducted the ceremony to initiate Rem. rate. non-snik. or drinkem Introduce new conirnitTee mem- An evgluation of recent action Connie Menne, Barbara Minnie, 422 W. San. Cation, bers today at 3:3Q p.m. lb J13. between the group and the Cali- Lois Nelsen, ShIrtey Cakiti, Mary Rosen and hoard for girls. Holiday Hawaii*. Club will meet to- fornia Teachers assoelation also Ann Hunter, Frances Worthing- perms-Eteeriltchert te'T 'd1nlrw'mTStudIIt Willlk YrilidicLldiia ., ton, and Miss Patricia Hipps, as- privileges. Y. A third item of business will be sistant professor of mut& Lutheran Student Association a discussion of technical training Palm rooms. $10415 per meth Local citizens who will serve ,w111 meet at 7 o'clock at for industry. ' Kitchen, male students. No drink- tonight as patronesses and patrons for 79 S. 11th ing or smoking. CY. 3-3308. St. the music group are Mr. and Mrs. will Social Affairs Committee Stanley Page, Dr. and Mrs. Hart- WANTED p.m. in Room Army Honor Club meet today at 3:30 ley D. Snyder, Mrs. Fred Trees, Bob Scoboys Ban Girt to mare five mom bodge with 24. Mrs. J a y Elder, Mrs. W. W. hou,ing three others. $17.50. CY 5-7203. officers Elects President Spartan Chi will elect Jacka, Miss Maurine Thompson. CLANCY HAYES 280 S. 9th St. and conference discuss the Cl() Scabbard and Bled e, Army and Mrs. Ernest Coons. end ' Two or three meet to shafe turn. tomorrew at 7 30 p.m. In Room ROTC honor society, held elec- Joan Goodwin, pianist, and RALPH SUTTON Souse with 2 englOserbig students. 11. tions Sunday and elected Bob Bea- Marian Gould, cellist, provided Inquire guest house. 309 S. 8th St. Spariets will elect officers to- tty president of the group, ac- American Legion Hall entertainment for the meeting. Can for ehildrea evenings Oa morrow at 7 p.rm at 81 N. 6th St. cording to an announcement by Refreshments were Miss Redwood City weekevide. Reasonable. CY 3-41814e Tau Delta Phi v111'11014 a stu- Pete Meckel, publicity chairman. _ _ _ Frances_ RobieHonWte pro- I evenings. beat's dent -faculty Japanese luncheon The seiclety also elected 011ie fessor of music, Is adviser to the $1.10 pet par; au per teepl' Typing done in e r today from 12-1 p.m. in the Guinn, vice president; John Rod- Remember? How could you forget her? group, papers, reports, etc. 530 S. 6th St Tower. rigues, treasurer and Jim Moore ************************ Apt. No. 2 Phone CY 4-0535. This little girl is tme.of has of thousands who need your Merck Stigma Delta Chl, will meet to- secretary. o'clock at 248 E. Mother's helper. Neer Rose Gate of Dimes help today who will need care for a long time. Long, night at 7:30 Plans for the forth coming Mil- San Salvador St., Apt. 2. 1/0. Smart, I was often referred 40 as den. Private room, board. $30 sal- because care &Mal flop until all peasible recovery is achieved itary Ball Were discussed and - lintel Leamington In Oakland was ary. AX 6-06ffi. no matter bow long; no matter how costly. 'that Impecunious pup' and nobody named as tentative site for One gist to share large, modern 3 the llustres Actores affair. Guinn is in charge liked me for my smart. However I found roam apt. $21. CY 5-9927. 114 S. of Mili- tary Ball planning Committee. llth St. Of recen Comedias the solution af the beta kappa, where old to share modern 3-room apt. El jueves a las 7:48. en el SKI RISTAIS I purchase my Valentines before vaca- Near campus. $33 a mo. CY 7-2696 "student union.' teruira IMO!' el s ci tion and won friends ros shia estre110 de "El Uutimo Papel" y NOW IpUIPMIN't I haven't used yet. dos FREE PARKING t0-1-11e.-41-iefissy. -Unease. cones "La Esposa y Is Chismosa," OF el/Medias on tin icto Me lira- Sootttplare Sport Sioir- 161114fillelluOt5 the College Education" extras. Must sell !mined. JoirIMARCH 1441 Praildia, trade Don Lucas. JANUARY meturgos espanoles, los herrnanos, Seat* OOPS Will take cy 4- IN AX 64120 Ard1121" 277 so* fernando E09.