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SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Vol. X.XXIX San Jose, Calif., Friday, March 2, 19S1 No. 99 Flames Damage Sorority House; lo One Injured By tviEL GAGNON and CAL PITTS re of unkaown olig:n last night swept through rooms on the upper {loci of the kappa Alph, Tea sorority house, 194 S. 11th stree, causing f.,evere dimage to the interior, as well as loss of clothes and ps.: tonal property of several occupents. No inures were reported.' rii Lernpson of Thela Chi frate:n:ty, wa:. Criv'ng south past the hr,,,se about 7:30 p.m. when heir noticed flioke billowing front thei dence at the time. hut oaks In - structure. "I first thought the farmed ot the blaze lo a neigh- ' cloud was grotsnd fog.- he declar- bor. ed, "hot I ran *Mind to the hack- She was unable to estimate the yaid Lnd realized Mae upper room, extent ol damage when contacted were cm fire last night. FiremA leaving the 'fl." inning to the front. I found scene at 9:30 p.m. reported that an official investigation will lie- ,....- held today to determine the cause' I of the fire and the amount of I loss. . I t Temporary housing for the "dis- I !placed.' girls has been ()tiered by! i various campus sororities. Untill Ithe house again is available, thel i KATs will board at Catholic Wom- en's Center. I The room most heavily damaged! was occupied by Frances Courtney. I 1 Phyllis Agonastus and Nancy I wile kilt . niiibt were riot Lti .tivailablefit Intense heat in the room 'racked most of the plasti.red oath and drooped large patches id the material to the floor. ""Sr the hall entrance, fire had hot-no -if through a section of the Miss Lyman floor as well as the entire yell- l’orl sanipling the first harbinger of .1 Ptii Reta ...words. Is wearing a home ing. Furnishings CHIC remaining in orange sheer \\ Ool o It II a sil ei mail belt and locked, so front of the the Loor immediately the room also were heavily dam- %piing blossom., from the plum tree in sll l fr Jewelry Mars %mi. st chic of Chi mei:A went next door and called the fire aged. Drains building. are coeds Eileen Burke and Mao reeaph.t es. al ilil. hr. torqueelse cotton trot I. v. it department." Lampoon added. hs / 41 Heat and smoke spread to the I Ann Weisbrail. FM1,11. hest dressed pledge. of phete KAT housemother, Miss Eliza- upper hallway and caused painted heth Lyman. said the 17 girls walls and ceiling to blister and who live in the house were out char. for tLe evening. most of them Members of Chi Pi Sigma fra- being at the s.ls March Me10- ternity volunteered to stand guard apely Spartans Survey dies singing program. Nliss 1-y- at the residence throughout the' man also n as out et the rest- night. working in two-hourw our shifts ! pring, S ummer Styl es Ed brown and ton vbs.,. and dirndl skirts Lanini Returns By JACKIE ERICKSON and chocolate in linen , feels accessories used correctly are sandals and bright sport shoes Ten SJS eo-eds, nne from eaci. the ke_snot' to Oneness. t'arks.'s fiti.orites For of the campus sororities, were in- prefers tailored Palm Ilea, Home on Monday Roma Riter recently by Spartan Daily y'ellow terview A sophontore K P. major from arditie suits in determine their pref- pumps A homecoming for Ed Lanini will be held in the Student Y on reporters to Valli jo. Roma is pi dons! Sigma blue with spectator erences and give ideas on spring Dale Sirhartuseher Monday, according to The Rev. James Martin, co-chairman of Kappa. She is 19, It. 2 in. tall the wardrobes and fashions. hlue-e-ed Kappa kap and has brown hair and eyes. Cot- A blonde. campus dr:ye to raise funds to pay for a replacement guide dog for from Stephen, Jacque Gaudin ton dresses. skirts and blouses for pa Gamma pledge the bfind graduate student. college. lark is 20, 5 ft 2 its tall A 2I -year-old junior GE major casual wear Sr.' Roma's fw.orites Slu is a juror K P major here Lanini will be graduated from the Guide Dog for the Blind school Delta Gamma Jacque Prefering green, blue and pink, and pledge. I'ottons ao her lavonte for in Ss.n Rafael t ...morrow after has green Roma likes linen suits with pumps is 5 ft. 9,..2 in. tall and spring aith ballerina shoes and completing a month of training and hats -only if necessary - eyes and blonde hair sandals. with the German Shepherd which Mary Aim Welsbrod Jacque declared a preference for Linen suits with matching shoes will be his new "eyes." He has Tops All Others Preferring casual cottons. skirts cotton dresses with white buck of green or yellow are I hile's fas - sent an imitation to attend his and blouses for school. Mary high- Issue of the spartaa shoes for spring school wear, and orates for dress She also like, graduation to Dan Hruby, Spar- lights them with SCAM e% and pins. Dail, contains more local ad- silk prints for dress Her acres- print dresses and straw hats and tan Daily editor. She is a freshman ().T. major iertising than an) other In the sories will include picture hats, bags The homecoming at the Student pledging Chi Omega. She is IS h1stor2, of the paper. aee orcillig and white linen and leather bags Pat ThrefteU Y on S. Seventh street will be held years old !Ind 5 ft fiin. tall. Her to 8111 Ernst, hominess manager. and shoes. between 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m., eyes are- t'at is an 15-year-old freshman The Daily advertising staff hair is blonde and her Eileen Burke pledging Alpha Phi. She has Rec. Martin said. It will culmi- sold 6?.7 column inches of ads greenish blue Mary prefers pas- Gam- brown hair, blue and is 5 tt nate a month long campaign to for todas's fashion Issue. An 18-year-old freshman tels, especially blue and green. pledge, this petite 31...g in. tall. Pat's favorite clothes raise 31450 to pay for the guide 41 _ ma Phi Beta and likes suits with simple aCees- dog. Yesterday afternoon. the Irish girl has blue eyes and short !series such as matching bags and for school include slimmer Graduate Manager's office report- dark hair. A G.E. major, she is small hats. separates, and sandals she likcs ed that $1400.19 had been coofri- The Weather 3 ft. 3 in. tall. Eileen prefers cot- kistateisa Scott silk prints for dress and has a buted to the fund. claims that the comma is tons in blue and lavender for A 5 ft. 6 in tall brown-eyed tailored suit She chooses natural -Vie are attempting to have the most important punctuation spring. brunette from Palo Alto, Kathleen straw hats and bags for acei,- NVilliam Johns, the school's direc- mark in the English language. is a sophomore history major sorn-s and brown I. ather pumps She likes more girlish bouffant and purses tor, on hand to receive a check When I told him that I didn't see with small scarves and pledging Alpha Chi Omega. For dresses Vire-luta %alit for the campus contributions," what was so important about it straw accessories. school she wears casual cottons in Hrutyy said. -We will make every he gave me this example. cool colors. For dress she likes A iiledei of 1 telt a 'let a, Virginia Ann Trenuilue effort to collect the remaining "She's got three freckles on her, tailored clothes such as suits and is 19 and a sopisimore interior S49.81 to put us over the top of but she's cute." A Kappa Alpha Theta pledge wears wide-heinirned picture hats decorating major She is 5 ft. 6 in our goal," he added. You great big handsome college from Los Angeles and a soph- and pampa as al" COSSOt tall with brow n hair and eyes. -Monday's homecoming will be men better grab a cuddles' chick. omore G.E. major, Ann is 19, 5 ft. Gersais Cotton dresses. blouses and col- cause ored leather flats a strictly inforrnal affair,' the it's going to be c0000l and 4 in, tall, blonde and blue-eyed_ An 1$-year-old Alpha Omicron make up Vir- Spartan Daily editor stated. "It drizzely, and for the benefit of Pi pledge. Carlee is 5 ft. 4 in tall. ginia's school wardrobe for spring. She prefers sweaters and skirts to will give Ed an opportunity to you Alum Rock park parkers She has brown hair and blue eyes She prefers a gabardine sun for meet many of the persons who there will be snow flurries in the Cottons as they are "easier to and is a freshman G.E. major. dress Shi- likes opera pumps and participated in the campus drive." hills. care for.'' Ann likes cool green School clothes in the way of cot- brown leather bags for accessories. -.1aireeelieresselez i tItT t 1)1111.1' Friday. March 2. 1951' Washington Squares Spartan Daily Editorials By DICK SNIDER Cattle and Commies 'Just for Laughs' Teo serious groups today are operating in the delight of many students on this Statk.S. each with widely different ob ttle has been written about the accom- ,es which, oddly eneugh, are strangely similar. plishments of the Rally committee, but at last, A United Nations commission is working on the credit must go where credit belongs. S. e oblem of India's cettie. The duties of the Rally committee, unfortun- 122.- An cor.eressionel committee is tring ately, never have been clearly defined. A wild ;’\:44 . oet, and eventually deport, America's assumption would be that its chief purposes -are . ',rem flirt., to promote 'school spirit," organize rallies and In this time of streas and emergency, when no' provide yell leaders. At any rate, its functions serve Ji ere -I ti -stabilising cohesion of their popu- vimarily as adtresiee risks the student 5 between -. .o.irt the United States are being week. body and the college's athletic program. irr rn bec lute of rtiligious and political The committee did a cernmendable job during elioations made in the past. the first part of football season, but started dozing problem is cattle, or rather, too many the latter part of it and fell into a deep slumber tem No one. essi.744y knows hew mew of the during basketball season. Following Monday nightni : yes' als inttabit Bengal, but the number has "Just for Laughs," it will go into hibernation. The er e tirnesed at e recint:lornewhere beleere one- cemmittee itself will hold itself in high esteem iii*he: .-"id's tetel cattle population. when the finel curtain drops on the show. Undoubt- fre1ie s cattle ceoblem has a strong perallel in edly, a few shady jokes and a flamboyant display ,, ,COrsryl'ini-t nace. of daneng girls will brieje it universal recognition COUNRESS CATTLE for having wcrlied hard and having contributed ’:;.,40. litter the reuntry.ide of Asia's sub con- much to stirr:ng up spirit for the. benefit of 5.1.5 - ei et fosm C.-eylon to Yeshmir. Scrawny. bony and athletics. people: d4reoerished, they err'. of little use to the MUCH PREPARATION e )..ey ore safe becaese the Hindus held them in Weeks of preparation have gone into this pro- duction. Durieg the same time, the basketball tre-an I'. a rr,c001 ;in to Ill the cc.",, rig matter if was left alone with its schedule, winning 113 out of o sick, Since Ind: subsistence 23 games in the state. The fact +h-1t UCLA is "Let's" go, the old buzzard's 10 minutes late." se near -.tar.,,tion. the tittle ret little food, famous for its half-time stunts et basketball games ee 411 en on I ft Thanimalsyielde littl e . is relatively unimportant. Stanford. Cal and USC I - /V tjace I also have been lauded for their ertertainment dur- Cettle. therefore. compete with the pop 'Nubby Tweed Dinner Jacket time-outs and half-times, yet the Rally corn- 'er COOd:ti.df,; of the nation The I ing mittee claim; there k no spirit on this campus and tersest flve ,Gtus because of n ligious shifts the blame almost entirely upon the student Draws Variety of Comments.' _ h:teese. Armour or Swift would get a quick funeral body and even upon the faculty. Perhaps one of By DICK RUTHERKAD marked it "has class.- "Someh9dy the faculty sociology professors can make a scien- From "le t bad- to "its dit for- has to step out of i-he crowd once: Die limited States is a habitat of a ! l. study f h . mt" life eempus reaction to a in a while,'; he 'Odor- 'hooks cornm-n!, called communists. The subject of "spirit" recently was being dis- mw stele nubby tweed dinner smart." Frank Bet tencourt, anot h- A of *hes., two breeds are remark- l'r c ssed b a committee member and a SJS coedit' mica new in vogue in New York. P.E. major, staled, Ithe eh we reel:r - tie- cows may wrathfuly tilled as "Ow American manner Warren Bush, ritre-med There's no:thin w can do" St3 id the individual to ,r, ei, be en ireelted.' 9 v if deeeeiree down that dressed-up a tyWcal college student aniimer Pat the coach. ' There just isn't any spirit on '. PereTECTED campus.’. oele.- the Created a gen- when he said, "It's all right if teli;bdi What about box-reg came the reply. No answer. 'calAppriAi.al 3,on ' c Fohtic it breed of reds is of little use frin 0 various Spar- can afford it: - 01 "I understand that the boxing coach has requeetecl an rurrios. . , On the firnale side, Darlene Jose . tI011 escept perheps as en admenition a small swing band for the boxing meet,' said the tt .black and white Donegal. Dewey, general A.B.. said: other i.n trit. A-. ln-1- cattle hide behind "I coach. The feeble answer: "Yes, but it was hard to with .a black satin don't care for it because I (lull cold -s ',Sern't reef:sr:lies clothe scquire musicians and we never could depend on seael collar, the jacket can be imagine tweed for a dirmer jack- desig Ie. -n red eiete ’.1 -blue bunting and them." Irn also trwe ...rd.:born.' and resort ot." Along the same lineS Betty .f .;- r,911+ e.kt (Flier the Bill cf Rights. On The fact Net Washington State and Wisconsin, the other hand, the tem- Gong, general elementary, slated a WO r,n. c.,nnet ernrnunist, eo matter inino siewpoint vxas in the nega- she liked plaids but not tweed. are just two el mcny schools that have a barij at bee th. reetatien ti... -*Just don't dike it,- was .the ''It doesn'tP.M. 7:30 9th4th Marchand look as neat as the svith the boxing meets rreans that super human pro41;ess ieten rs!ni e -e. hive tried to disci:seer a Atlyil reply from tli4 Spartan -regular style," she admitted. Er. has been medeese the two institutions. We are onif botn peet but without success. 'Alto' all IA, liave to look "All right, but it does not appeal mode human at S6n Jose State college. It is astound ng swer e . tee eett1e ent tlnit c-:rnre nists cannot be to me." Lorraine Feat, biology that weeks upoti weeks of preparation have gene "intere ting!" Briar.. Payne, major, explained. .erel ;4 tin.,n is logis,1 iiff,,r to (I) expoit them, or fessoclviii towards "Just for Laughs." Peop!e Ye being de- drama maim-, exclannet "But It seems they didn't appreciate I) ey tc itr.prnsrp i+e. breed. pended upon for its success. Hard work hat key. hase to see it on someone the automobile either when it first The first rivertu-e. F fieve, represents the I est. jttaissit e noted its progress. The promotms of the produc came miy. hut it appears like -it's .1 1 I.,/ out. Howie-A., exproing e conspicuous, -S,iniet him; di f f f n Leo to gi ben have shown imasnation and drive. elmest half the world's supPiy, isn't much mine. varsity eager. answerPci ideas ,asier then weeding cie America's rommLinkts. j NO ADMISSION 1 "I like it; especially the con- The The U N. commission .ncleavor'ng to- improve "Just for Laughs" will be a success. There is no hi-iv:vets thy collar and coat,' SHASTAATTHEALAMEDA most II'bert neng 4or. bre id of cattle is on the right heck The U.S.. admission charge. Possibly, it may be dedicated Baker, science major. coin- iForig nt comMtf, el t. y og to weed out, and ta the memory of this year's basketball team. Pos- sibly, it may give moral backing to the boxing s Mathews, P.E. major, irport the comreie's are only eschewing the real, earns problem. team which may not have enough money to enter breed of individual, Ame,icen or net, con. the NCAA tournement at Laming, Michigan, in TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH Any Second & St John Strtmts nil fused enough to condone cornmtmism while living April. cli At any rate, the forthcoming extravaganza Sunda, B DO a m. Holy Commun;on in Uncle Sam's democracy, certainly can be im- II 00 m Morning Prayer and Sermon He proved The congressional committees would be; "Just for Laughs" will net leave the student body, 4.00 P rn Can.erbury Club From Supper, Evening Prayer, Program wise to stop objective or faculty or the coaching staff unimpressed. Already lore. and reconsider the real Rev Howard B. Scholt n thei, much has been accomplished. Its enthusiastic pub ChaWa.n to EpiKopal Students licity-wise promoters recently entered the Daily and Let it Snow office fortified with "Just for Laughs" endorse- light Mi. k,nolri True, professor of meteorolngy, lore ments by Alan Ladd and Dick Confirm. Although ,nto his ".1WF class in Climatclogy in January with, in the Same class with autograph hounds, these in- FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH cletermin eion. ably dustrious Rally committee members deserve praise 80 S. Fifth Street Reaching the "meat" of the course a few weeks for this energetic enterprise, the culmination of a ago Mr. True began his explanetion of why sneci-1 ing laborious year. It :00 a m. Morn;ng Services fni t fic regions of the world have the climates they dn.! J.D.D. "The Freedom of Truth!" over Ihe retired (Par admiral also spent considereble! time explaining and teriplee. r-ng that Santa Clara , is 01 6,30 p.m. Christian College Youth valley has a Csbri climate. This symbolizes a tem- What's On Your Mind? Fellowship lal nr perate area with warm, rainy winters, comfortable Psychologists have a pet term which they label Guest Spealinr: dry ;simmer, and occesionel fog. Mr. True reit- -free association." It applies to a method of prob- bx i Clarence cou; erated that the v climate definitely is ing a subject's mind by analyzing words which he W. Franz temF.vrate. associates with other words. Ke.p7ng Faith Constant- Weir-lite:day, however. he wasn't so certain. In For instance, a San Jose citizen might be given view of this week's weather, .he commented, "I the word "sheriff." He might follow it up with guess science was a little mixed up. This is a snow ! "order," "clean government" or "friend of FIRST BAPTIST forest climate." the people." CHURCLI Rer. Moral. Never make up scientific rules about , Then, on the. other hind, he might think of I Clarence R. Sends, PASfOr the weather not even in Califor.,;, Howard Hornbte kle. M D Merle Roar& Pastor's Assistant Second & San Antonio Streets TIMES OF WORSHIP-- Thrust and Parn Sunday. 11:00 a.m., 7:30 p.m. ilom, Pad, 9:30 a.m. High Collegiate Mit S1111% e the problem Dept. of Church School Or Frieruls Wed., 7:30 p.m.. Prayer Meeting teeli era Someone must turnish a ke it si.cms to me that the College In ti Pr' ins: tee R ’ eilitie:al lock will Coming? Age Group: "Senior B. T." 4:15 Sunday evenings. es sett, nil spirit al San Jose State. Ise twills rusts. iind will retlittry They Tim group has wide awoke meetings each Sun- oith that to compliment the cooperation will enjoy can of all the students day night. Outsid speakers are unfit eessars hi agree is accommodations him is to force it upon As It .1 seems to brought in from time ho tern . A ',Inf. abysms, :mil crifICIte him is ri- lee' a logical person, I suggest that at the beautiful new ley of social activities is scheduled diculous a freshman. and he be placed on a committee of throughout the school year. One Sun- COLONIAL day month the group come trom out 14 state, one to study the problem 1 km MOTEL goes to the 10111111 that all of his statements RAYSNORE t-IIWAY, Just North of Odd P.Ilowi Horn. ro hold services. *boot et' The group re absolutely correct 30th & E. Santa Clara Sts, Iso sponsors other activi- Joseph F Raney, thae of Sao ties as the need arises, Jose's Meat MI fon ever. finding the locked AS11 1193. AAA-Approved Cr 4-6075 Friday. March 2, SPARTAN DAILY S 1951 Roman Prints Will Highlight New Fashions to Emphasize Fashion Trend Seductiveness, Scantiness BORIS STANKEVICH by almost topless and almost hot. By ELIZABETH TOOHEI. By Under the seductise tomless women. related Press Staff Correspond. ot -New Fashion is Scantier than A little farther on we found a bathing NEW YORK, March 2. tU P.) Ever." we found an article in the suit described as "a straps Nero and his fellow Romans of al Feb. 25 issue of a local paper ICS!: suit with a plunging neck- ouple of thousand years ago are! which originated in Hollywood and lint'''. We predict that this will -ponsible for a new fashion was written by International News lead to plunging bathing suits. nd. Service. The article said that Then there was this item: "a fly next fall women's wardrobes I women are going to be wearing two-way stretch nylon power net," .!I be sprinkled with prints hark -1 less clothes than ever in the com- which is supposed to act as sort of !._: back to things like Roman ; ing year. according to the Cali- a sea -going girdle. At this point we V4 lave chains and praetorian guards, fornia Apparel Creators. became esmlused. What e in colors such as "Torchlight."1 Wt. muldn't help extracting a can't figure out is when the squeele-plav what hap- Bacchus Wine and Roman ! few quotes from this startling ar- is put on Gold." ticle and pointing out, for the ben- pens to the part that is squeezed? MI this, according to the tex- efit of Spartans. a few of the de- "Tiny hats which sit on the top t de company which just prSviewed velopments this trend is bringing of the heads." were described. stern -rt Roman-inspired fabric designs. I about. These will Ito l women w Olt ante about because they discov- For instance. the stor said that 15)111 ..1 head. least t ered that Nero's da% "so close!). ! bathingsuit will Is'. "almost An tato Do fit I n.m iis clothes paralled our own." topless and almost Itottomless''. itcm- -N.-rk lines tor street will .11p es en deeper . . but l "They even had a gladiator We predict that this will be worn fix scandal similar to our has- tet'S 01 the dresses will go up.' kethall scandal," said scln lllll r ' would have been created, ymnie NERVILLE. Mass. it'P.I - Burn." style director of Knick- or not. "You just can't get away , Mrs Sultan Tigrizian celebrated erbocker textiles. from the similarity." Burn said, ! her 1011th birthday by attendilm! The fabric company can't con- siitiking his head. "Nero was the her daughter's 5oth wedding anni- trol the styles that dress manu- first Nest Dealer " Sersary party. facturers create for the Roman prints but they're frankly hopeful there'll be adaptations of short ASK ABOUT OUR BUDGET SUIT PLAN togas, long tunics and sports jer- Suits were chosen as fashion firsts for these chilly, first spring kins bound with leather thongs. neo- days by Sigma Kappa pledge Roma Biter and Delta Gamma "The Roman trend will take up worsted, tailored number is acces- phite Jackie Gaudin. Roma's tan where Hawaiian prints leave off." has chosen red accents to wear with her sorize(' in brown. Jackie Burn explained. grey, dressmaker model. --photo by Zimmerman "Hawaiian prints will be in the mass market by summer. Roman prints will start in higher-priced clothes." Fashion Pace-Setting One of the new prints, with a torchlight (orange) background, has bright green "triumph French Recovery chains" %% holing through a de- Aids sign of Roman imperial eagles and standards of the prtietarian By D. DIXIE WISE women cannot afford the rich fruits of French designers. But guards. Another pattern is a Paris with its needle and thim- every French woman is profici- combination of broken columns ble denizens is the undisputed cen- ent with her own needle and and gladiator belts. The pat- ter of the fashion world. The San thimble and is a copy cat, par terns, according to the company, Jose State college coed, like every excellence, of her superiors. will he put on cotton, rayons other damsel in the world, catches "Many American women copy and nylons. cold when French pretty-petticoat the French maid's ’swellegant Just by coincidence, the movie designers sneeze. creations, which proves that "Quo Vadis" was being filmed in It's pretty true that there isn't France is fashion leader not only Rome when the textile researchers a woman living and dressed that through her designers but started digging back into Roman ivouldn't like her clothes adorned through her women, who must history. with Paris labels. Why? make theit own frocks to keep "It was just one of those things Dr. Boris Gregory. professor of in style," Dr. Gregory contended. . . . saved us about a million dol- modern languages, gave the an- lars worth of research," Burn said. swer this week. The French pro- Those who think Paris is losing MGM turned its costume research fessor and instructor of a French her scissor hold on fashionable over to the textile company: civilization class, said Frenchmen creations need only remember "We're releasing a display of just naturally have the "best such fashion revolutions as the the fabrics in connection with the taste". Women everywhere like short hair bob, long skirts, sleeve- movie. Every fashion depends on to get their clothes and fashion less blouses, padded hips, flair some vehicle." Burn said. "The ideas from. male French designers. panels, berets, and scarves. Who flapper fashion can thank John The magic modistes can take the started them? French designers. Held Jr., the Gibson girl was cre- most humble rags and make stun- New York may be running a close ated by Charles Dana Gibson. Es- ning creations from them. The second for the title of fashion capi- ther Williams and those sw imniing Frenchmen have a talent for "fix- tal of the world, but the Paris movies made Hawaiian prints pop- ing things" in a hurry and Ameri- labels on ever changing styles is ular." cans like the "things". still the reason for many closet The Roman fabrics, he insisted, Dr. Gregory called France's clean-outs and hollow handbags. number one industry a "vicious circle". He cited another reason for the Prices French fashion domination in his- Soviets Cut tory. During the fashion centur- MOSCOW. March 1. tU.P.1 -- ies. the 17th and 18th, when art Russian housewives thronged groc- and fashion came into the spot- ery stores today to take advan- light. France became the world's tage of the new price cuts an- leading power. The country of nounced by the government last wine, women, song and fashion- night and newspapers hailed ttr able petticoats spent hundreds of reductions as proof of the Soviets francs building up the dressmak- "peaceful intentions". ing industry. Today's French dom- The price reductions of 10 to 20! ination in that field is just "a left- per cent on 45 groups of consumer Well Groomed over" of that era, he said. commodities monopolized the front France's leadership in fashions pages and Moscow radio broadcast is one of her best roads to financ- the news throughout the world all ANYWHERE ial recovery, Dr. Gregory felt. She night. "can easily export her gowns and Mass meetings were organized . . . Because our personal in factories and speakers hailed bring foreign dollars into the attention and experience country." the Soviet government and the sharp prints . . . French designers cater main- Communist party for the new dem- is given lo each of your ly to foreigners. Most French onstration of "Std1inist solicit,ttle " garments. All work is done right here in our plant. YEIY /15. WSWf MOE 4 HOUR SERVICE IF DESIRED Hawaiian Photo ART CLEANERS F/TS 398 EAST SANTA CLARA STREET Shirts CVpress 3-9309 3.98 Convenient Budget Ternis Jut Ike a gaici t for Easter Photos GC Kaneohe Bay, Waikiki Be - Aloha Tower, Surfboard Riders, Diem,: i John IV. Benson \N: Hula Dancers and many more ','ere'. Brown, green. maroon or blue ( ii.stom Tailors ; GEORGE TANNER, 0.owe Operafor 31 K San Antonio CI 1-4919 It %EV,. sTtilti: FM( sit.N 1lJJI.1 Fridas March 2 19-.: Scribe Faces 1 ell, Let's See Now Spring Shies for Men Hazards If It lie Emphasize Khaki lakin Su r rcv May R11( H sloRDIV5 prior to the .1.1. of the draft It, 1.1 111.111 1Ed. nate: T.i substantiate the lw...rd 1441.. r ordering hini t theors that spa( tan flails read- .r r t tor his yr induction Cr, are not confined Ist tilt. phssit at h.thittle,a of the '''"p. the Dails dispatched one of it stall mem- ber. on .in off -campus mission 1Ardnesdas to determine ju t host mans readers the payer ha's among nan-cof fee drink. r. I !.VIFiIt
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I I ol j . ty ii sotto aiii al bu41141% ' 1114111 1, 41 Rail Steamer - . .0,01 11.1, spin th. ,4 'rite ina ii behind the count! .1110, 140yiti inotsoned over to him. ti.. flo. Sis it , r.1111111 ..11. tut in,. 1.1.1 tI 0;1, trine vitt 31111.) ' he. ' he said, "I heard ye SEE OR CALL CY 3-7273 NO EXTRA COST 11""`" 114termt mild /64' aecrtitiplision oloe. mention thP Spartan Daily. .111.0 34.1i .1. Allt1/11, 1111111. Wasle has killed tosi sou have a ropy with soil?" JERRY DAVIS TRAVEL SERVICE 1hr rr.ent stateanent hs -Certainly. sir." I answered 1.111,t iteforesiting hat. not IA, 78 W. SAN CARLOS ST. CLAIRE HOTEL searcely able to contain ms el , SI'S". II 1.1‘1"r 141 3 %% Hie enough scale to rephit thief of I raining anal ph oni ng r, !.., as it 1154.,1 lion "Do you read the Daily? I the '.rms. thu Ito..... Sure," he replied with re t.iinr,t loots st oulat All. 11 un 111.; showed hos% . t ha...T.4114%111a thusiasm. "Most of the time I... toe as "rid situ .1 1.110, ..ml dem., oil should it. -rinks, of course. but I sure V. ..1111.14’1. .r % retot th /Anon ligate a soloritars tor-an. of Ha brag Mil tat that column st For lo ought forth . sith,ot r lea 1 fur on...r%istifin. %% bell the test of , run sometimes . . Ile slappt AFTER THE -GAME .. I. al a r .11 to. tolw-r . biaS scarf.- articles rise., the les !bit- thigh. "You knoss, r. looked .it II,. statensent seising. of pur haw, of that sfproul or someone Man that 1_7 REFRESHMENTS 'lb an e s.f 'a.m. Porn "Ille ton 00000 olits ss ..1.1 1 act a a sits - kills me!" 11.1.-41.main pot it ;wt.'''. the ing measure, AFTER -THE -SHOW SNACKS %rots as is .ssol thr right at.as. MEXICO EDUCATIONAL TOUR 1: 11, sitili Ita. not Iwo!, II. Take her to mil it thes as ant to. thrs'll take An ducatioq I 1... III this 4,1,11ffil h.! sal tour of Minito ai;' las as hr-i her Ihr a nerd its or not ." tot set tam industries i .t b. COnducard this surnrner by Prof VI . 4r,11, 6. Rs.I of thetke.elk es to kuch Fl Jut,. Stanford Ur r , 1.1,1 o It' . mea- The tau, will i,cludo Acisp..'ts C - SAN JOSE'S ULTRA -MODERN -.111, I ill the %%hole business ' t, .11 -,1 1 I itrt doh/. Gu rnaY cdt. Gu ds, laded to mos ftsr its 'Mtn.. *.I I k, 01.1,1wri Ilf1.1 Ctua,yuato Met'co C:ty, .,-11:411111.! inere; seil V Quo -0,o Paticuaro Patibla it., it i; ti. th. e 11- I mental pan and oth r inter's/in.; places 1 ,it F \IliI 55 ilia emitrol 'Town Cost from Los Angtolat by plane iiowe Reaautfatit 141,.. ’ Whilit many people ate opposed' June 24 July 6 1278, June 24 -July 30 So, First Street .. I ,It .1 lo.1110, of I,, lin, tutu. h colonist' adriunistra.i 21. $4211 loss from elsroehe, cl upon roc:auras+ tout 'wire is. no Whet %%aN out if 1 , t. I,. III, F au our 510 rna: as, %saw It ayreserse our future I PrO, .1..4- WE CATER TO SPECIAL PARTIES 5% an'! lialunteer If there niust be limit'. 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1Friday, March 2. 1951 !..1 %RI .1 U 1 E.v-porittns _ trc hurried Gatos coda' Side k on ot.r 7\! Fossgreen and Gt raid were married recently in a double ring ceremony at the Los Gatos DZs Hold Pledge Dance First Methodist Churcii The Re'. S.Dwight McQueen officiated. The bride. daughter of M -s _4t* Francis Drake Hotel Edythe N. Fossgreen of Saratoga. The Franciscan room of the Sr Francis Drake hotel was was given in marriage tn. her sing for the Delta Zeta formal pledge dance cn a recent , brother. Robert D. Fossgreen. I night. Over !...0 couples were present. She chose an entrain gown of Pledges were introduced in a ceremony held during the njlon over brocaded taf-I sheer The members sang the Delta Juliet cap held her fulll fetta. A Zeta Dream Girl song to their length veil in place, and she ear- pledges and presented them ned a bouquet of yellow throated i o ith gilts. The pledges and their ARGYLES... white orchids surrounded bj white! escorts then performed a grand c&rnations. She wore a rhinestone march led tis the president. Diana hatilback, and her fiance. Knit him necklace, it gift of the bridegroom, The 'oar. h %%as 1 ollosted bN a Miss Naomi Fossgrecr,, maid ot n.' l 1101101'ft t he Wetter.. a honor and sole attendant for herj Karbara la, Champion acted as pair iiii tress of ceremonies. sister. wore a gown 01 hlue with firmard Scrzemato seiAed as hiss The pledges honored were": Jot. man, and guests !Walt Aspinoali. Carol Li', Banta, Mars yarn Paul Nichols and Walter Rein- Sue Britton. Joan K Dan it ,t hardt. Ann Dn tibey. Delta 'hike Pa- from en The new Mrs. Rider was grad- tricia L. Eldridge. Liii etta fE.r- uated from Los Gatos Union Inch --e. Alice Hays. Marianne Hollis Dale Sehunnichisr, petite blonde Kappa Kappa liammit pl. ds,.. school and attended San Jose Shii Kerwit hi, Jacqueline >: The is s anr.ht hs the camera as site enters the II s Economics building. 'State college. Kugel, Joyce Lazzarini, EliZahrt,. Dale’ cotton dress is styled %sills a full skirt and a tucked sleeseless Miranda. Ann Elizabeth Roger-'. Spinning Wheel 1,10. her lush twdero k rollarliss- :11141 fastens 1% it h one but at The hrioegroom. son et Mrs. I in tt.f ...at. Dolman sires es are an added teatime. The chits ensemble Ehera Rider aril R. D. Rider Madalyn tl Sandoval, Geraldine 40 E. San Anionic. i Cur-. ia b nein ..-,rarige, a hue destined 10 be sery popular this...prints. Long Reach, was a senior at Sartain, Virginia Valli. Nat -rut photo hs Lintrn.. man J..... State college before his Delta ( rishatn. Lama I. ARGYLES. - rance into the armed Johnson. and NI: I ic eddino. III Rill-- Out for Jim O'Brien, 1 011111V 1)01)1IV It 101 'I1F DePuy became the hrid, by his thrce brothers. Frank J.., .; Kerwin O'Brien at a O'Brien Jr. as best !hair:" and, pi rformed recently Marshall and NVilliam iir.en as ra riek’s church. The Rev. ushers. Paul McCarthy: and ),Vil-! Tobin of Santa Clara ham 'May tilf.ia served as pshet!-. aiZL -Vi fth 36 tversity officiated at the morn- JUNIOR The bride 'is the daughter 01 ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. William E. DePuy 1 kinne. given in marr:age of San Carlos. Stte was graduatef father, wore a (zliwn of White. from -Albany high school. Sacra- itilly lase over taffeta. The mento junior cqUegg and San Jose . -ss war dt.,1ed- -with a high State college. She i,:tnow teach- SIZE Qu.en :Anne collar. lortEl-pninted rf). ing at tivt Campbell grammar sltr.ves and a full skirt A braided school. rown of veiling ertwined with James is the son of Mr. and :,earLs held her fingertip length Mrs. Frank J. O'Brien of San ,Hhision ten in place. She carried Jose He was graduated from Bel; ; bite orchids and lilies of the larrnme college preparatory school oh a white prayer book. and Santa Clara uni;:otaity. Miss Mariiyn DePuv. sister of Fashion fe.er runs higl- "n 'Itt- bride, was maid ot honor. The ; sir will make their itornc
.7ltidesmaids were Mks Fda Fa-: in San Jose. n.these sweet neat lit'; - -.asso and Mrs. Gloria Bergmann. _ :The bride's attendants wore ankle The skin of the -g-ar.is so hard dresses for jur:or figures. gth gowns of dark green tal- that before' thesteel -plow was in- t ta. vented, the skin was often used ' The br!degtoom was altendeti rover plowshares. Pure silk break, into rash
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cOCIAL cIDELIGHTS Et 1.)GTTIE JOCZ Open Thursday :Id opinion avain_st them is runnin. the) just LOOK I, .5. -s nih Evening till 9:00 . Theta XI fraternity %a... art , .fr any party -go.ing ono, expensite: I i, -.irk. ['St:, t ions veekend. They. ft. ,(fair for tir.. y sport dance at the Los ' 5,, tr, American I.egion hall Arran.. cr,.fn V lit pr,, id. ' ' IN; the mos), - , - orch -stra wet-, 1' hun and Jan ETfans. ' ;. .;.r, a'r.-rI i Z pledge Jarkb- ’s .1.,rin Nall v.itr, %%all ( lynemt C.,r, te rani. Mina ith ni, anti Mr .ind XI,- I it". I.'-.rrir" IA-r..111% Kill Pe. k k Mar Impart BrAlIA411. Kill It sKappa Haab A I -I .1. r lion etatonon oh If 4. It. i,t I mbets. Hof. h insick Dera*. member ul .rl. rust" Jack hi Alpha fraternity and seni.,, 4511015 ,haIti to. NI..gar% class pr e x is known as "Oid Smudge Pot- a round the frat
411r1a1 thus.- 51..: ,re how. lately. Deras recently de- they held a twa; tided to perform the here-to-fore .i. - exchange with non-Greek unheard of feat of building a fire of HA-Ite Manor [an- in the Lambda Chi house's fire n.-I dancine. and Tv fea- illaff The roaring blaze was soon the tured I ale, Sigma Gamma, eon_ , paned by roaring voices fron, t bet! erio rtainment pro- upper floors of the domicile. Seems the chimney. unused to such treat - gram hy hong dinner hosts to pled Illy ment, is so constructed that it will ki,o k vi a I INASIrlessfrit.r) Little flats that know how to flatter! Cut low for Ann Law t net Berl, miff !Jogs -Slim...channels smoke into the upper ' reaches of the residence and not a lovely look ... with little details that look III,' e ki, " ts h to the great outdoor, toppe oun ,,,,, ns, Darrell like so much more money! In fine genuine leads. John Vi dim, r, .1.itin Uphill Omicron Pi house Nast leathers and suede. Yours in sizes 31/2 to 10. %..rese .old Jerry ti nig Nhandily tot a joint Br Marlin p,’ It1 patty Phi Stigma Kappa fra- A. One -strap style in navy, red, green, beige or I s. fP. vs.fl. 1. 111111, The l ./. Minus Wh ' or black suede. New slanted vamp. Mc. of Bob white leather; from 11.1. t.1 sirIllsiterkIn4.11p, star ,it Fred xiamler, - ,1 raw rr Ito. it. Pump in navy blue or red leather; black suede. /Let rifler 116 mighty Gene 1111.11liama r err rest a III. -4' a 1- AINI, entertaining w..1-5. 186 South First inn, 4.. ow Itrt Ship. iii. ing the Hawaiian gun:I:- As Koh VI tO hi, 1. e off hi. suit ( 'after Cier alsi ROIS Mims. anti SI sot,,- Ali ora thinks mods , Paul Flagler, and Nan Wilson IN - more ,111' adorable and wrindet lot in skits Corey Barfield nine. huh ",as I la Shoes I..iv be able to talk , el -reed the affair. teed's u-s.r Had orders. add 20c postage or order C.O.D.: phone CY3-9635.... .. the r I!, I to..1r1.1-1111, iliranhas Mosalltan. planned by Pauline Day and Don' been one w n put hr the It sigfic tam Othc light to A rich TI: and 14-1: The slim rom; war( art S_ chaffner are The c....r> on ;.),?. Pen;nsula!
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THE CLOTHES CLOSET SINCE 1932 PALO ALTO 520 RAMONA DAVENPORT 3-5135 Ex-SJS Couple Friday, March 2, 1%1 SPARTAN DAILT Plan to Wed PiKAs Schedule Banquet Former Spartans Dona Marie Scott and Marshall DeBisschop Coach Lynn "Pappy" 'Waldorf. Empire room of the hotel Dinner will he married in formal rites from the University of California l and speeches %k ill follow Dr John toast -master March 3 at the First Presh)terian at Berkeley, will be Ruddoek of Los Angeles a toMorrow night at the Pi Kappa church of San Jose. 1:1 Alpha founders' day banquet at , of the Alpha Sigma chapter. ,s Dona is the daughter of Mr. the Sir Francis Drake hotel in gi e one of the address,. and Mrs. Laurie Scott of San Jose. San Francisco, he In- Wit She was graduated from Berkeley1 IOther speakers will will be over high school and attended San Josel Joining for the fete Da% is, first president et the l 200 alumni, active members, and State college. versity of California el.aptet pledges from Pi K A chapters at The future bridegroom is tile the university and San Jose State mend Smith. cutrr aleht of son of Mrs. Edith DeBiss chop of college. The 39th anniversat) of U.C. K pii Walnut Creek. lie was graduated' the founding ot the Alpha Sigma immots, 1,1%.!..1 t, from schools in that city and re- chapter at Berkeley and the first Stah 011. C.1.011P. ,t.d ceived his degree in engineering , anniversary of the founding of the 1110-IS t., ti, I.' from the college, where he was , Delta Pi chapter at San Jose nII affiliated with Delta Theta Ona..!;:i. he celebrated, as well as the 681:1 hi.'l't now Alpha Tau Omega. I anniversary of the national found - Oteci , i : M.g clumler Sr. Theima, !latch. The couple will reside in Ber- pro,idenl ; Messimet . s... .- keley where DeBissc:mp is em- 1 The evening's festivities will tary. and Menetwo tr- ployed. opened by a cocktail patty in th. BetrothalRe1ealed 'SACRIFICE At Chi 0 Pledging Fo; Clover Dressers The engagement Pat Ablett SALE ...Id Jerry Iluf ford .was announced recently at the Chi Omega pledge PAJAMAS dance at the Devonshire count! BLOUSES LIN'GER1E v.t.1 to 595 Real', A buy club. 2.99 2.99 Ly:eaf4 Scanning the Library's Yard catalogue is kappa Alpha Theta Pat, daughter of Mrs.. wedge Ann Treinaine. Voted best dressed lass of her neliopte class. Mr. and Hubert Ablett of San Jose. is a Ann is t4earing one of her fa tirite t )1H garb, a careftill styled suit. Hark gr.'gr flnnel t -lies of forest gore are used in- ;soPhomore kindergarten - primary BETTER DRESSES the ensemble. The hulks skirt, st ing one Ili the neu trends. is !Tinton She is a memb.-1- of Chi Large Selection Casual or Drossy topped by tailored jacket. photorman Omega sorn it y and Spartan 5.95 Sprin s. J.erry, the son of Mrs. Wilda Bright Hues New for Spring Robinson of Livermore and Mr.' SHORTY COATS . . . 12.99 ROSE Dress_ ShShop op Bill Ilufford of Arizona is a junior forerunner of rayon- wool comhi- 1.011 43% 111 11 \ 011 What fashion trends will result engineering major. No definite; A CARLO') for winter suits. Linen. from ceiling freezes, changes in , nations plans have been made for the wed- an a Ir t.'% LEE (5,Lani raw material markets, general un- ' cotton, butcher rayon and pme ding. rest and all-out mobilization? silks will be prominent fabrics during Spring. and the "pinch" on As always, in times of unrest i woolens won't tie fell until fall. and serai-panic clothes are much more gay and much more fetr, nine. Bright colors will rept WHAT A TREAT' the-neutral monotones which ic been considered fashion smart King Size the past two years. HAMBURGER 1.1 is generally agreed among : sigriers that violet will be a favorite on Spring's color calendar. Other shades whicli have a similar light effect such as mauve, pi! to American beauty red, and de' rich purples will be seen often. The silhouette will remain s and skirt hems will be the sir 14 -15-inch level from the fl - 30e The feminine, trim suit: dram: slim afternoon dress; and all - romantic formal will &min , WEARS wardrobes. ur\F: FooDs (Formerly Hayenly Foods) As to fabric shortages, ray, - are replacing worsted gabard, San Fernando & Third Sta. The rayon suit for summer i
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FifCST TEAM SECOND TEAM Amick, San Jose State Betsy I Ken Schilling. competition finished ninth in De In Giles, SJS Bob Peters, Santa Clara college co-ed, lchairman, said The Iota? slciiers the women's amateur class. She I fia,h..,Jorry Hickey, USF Andy Collins, Santa Clara showed considerable improvement timed in 2:24.7 sec, as c pared in Sunday's meet. ; team George Clark, SJS Jack Nalty, Santa Clara to Donna Case's winning time. .,., and Tab- a i of 1:39.8 see. Miss(ass' repre- LYME CENTER: N. H. COP Elmer Craig, SJS 1;.. '-'fo.o1AA u'd "d:t. sented the Alpineer Ski dish. Percy Raymond, lumberman; re- Mile Cimino, St. Mary's George McLaughlin, Si. Mary's Norm Simpson and John Steele ported that a deer hunter. shot . : 1 C.: I 1.i PIO I re of the local club, finished 11th and killed his 1850-pound ve:k flint -is p .1 n.rot ,. Chuck Crampton, SJS end, 144th in the Men's Amateur horse. 1,1!11 jst'et .11.11 lt i. ir,als,11. it a petition. Ile tallied 1.15 points members gaining berths on the. iii.i I I,., an /1.8 gain, oxerage. ,riwid. Paced by Bob Peters. And a:s r - :1, arr Franeiv.r. Feet:- c A -11 t. Ill-1 CiAI'k (le- :Collins and Jack Nally. Rob I., PIP I I oliege 44 d into the ? 1, among iek's quintet became the hottest 1111118111 near the atadepenlIVIII, I 1 l a maim-, ! team in Northern California P- I. Ii. 51 in pc. it man vt as the the of the season. BOWL Spa.. h / it highest scorer ; Although hampered part of the v.rth 213 i..ant- :00i a 143 game I ...prison with a leg injury, at ..% .'rage the' most aggressive kw eager. The rugged senior front S:: Virt a as im r. el None's all-op- da: Fralicimeo was the Broncos' ipmer,1 team Tht ft 3 in senior SAN JOSE'S c ;be fast eager in ('ol. his- general. thr.. -wore 3011 Points or more l'ollins I. the Bronco., in oertring throughout the season. ,r, separate ,eason, Wirt led NEWEST, FINEST Against San Joke St a I.' he th, TeZeis V., than most stteeeSsfill tallied 16 and 17 pstintn, respect 1.ep,on %tithe ins brilliant pin) 1, FLEW hely, in two meetings. seteran of Iwo National the RECREATiON CENTER \atom tournies. 1 liekey was What Naity lacked in height. i,; raise S .iii mainstay of the Dons this more than made up in ,scorit.. Studies been getting you down? sideri h ability. With shot Why not call a Few of you- DEAN GILES .15 en The 6 ft 1 in senior from his poetic hook O 16 Brunswick Alleys Phoenix. Arig., revewed a broken In' became one of the most feared Friends and come on oser ho Bricigarrians. Bowling, a fine sport I litwera. 14 the conerhe . are co- 11110ie early in the seismal and was cagers in the Ray Area. Complete Fountain is eimrs liner at Bridgemans. You ! Lo captain.. or the "dream team" forced to play most of the cam- Two junior college transfer,. agree when you see our ultra- Service 1.1.1.,I 'immo. St Mary's college. ...wen with a nose guard that coy - Elmer Craig of San Jose State modern soots, You'll End open Pt,.. rieirals fait the first team erect his Nee and George McLaughlin of Sr Irtir every evening. Don't forget e ;11,, t. t; It 1 in senior from A rugged relsouniter. Hickey Mary's, round out the - bowling is better at Bridge- Modern Billiard Room PC I lak laisel. led t he Sprit t;at s in seor wan oorth his %%eight in gold team mans. Five int: Ali season winding lip with to 4 roach Phil I% waist-rt. Ile on% Craig, a Long Beach City col- P.S. Our Billiard Room is ihe Private Club Room able are :WO point s, the seeoful highest in the Ihins' in it . t dependable lege transfer, gas.. the spartans most modernly equipped in the Sao Jose State history. He sive the' necessary balance. t e rei. Free Parking Area Jose:::eifi rigerl l'..' 7 points per game A ..41111/11-;1111,1` new - %%hen he is as iii.teeted n1y Mar The dead!) baward IS iii nut I I V. Ar-a basketball this into the starting lineup in ton Mr..t Valuable it. 1/11. eason. The 6 ft.. 2 n. rap. season. Playei guard I 19:ill 1 Spartan quintet .11y...hue:amt. the standout on t'oaeh Receiving honorable men'. F use/vitas, another e ii I 0 r I, m FoleN's bat I lir g Gael five. were Pete Kram in and Dre;;. BRIDGEM F41 S Ite,riinnsvine .sars Jose, woos om of the ,le was the :ails' leading scorer 'Turner, St, Mary's; Phii -Vukie; 375 W. Santa Clara Phone CYpress 2-2825 ro.orr I... I..... in the spartanst Santa Clara untxersity dom- vich. USF: Howie Pearce, COI. its. act!! 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lithbochi but- Qaos is first kt Cam-ilia, sportswear KOstrO 13400", Friday. March 2. 1951 SPARTAN DAILliIt ftIRDIFtlift Boxers Seek 16th Straight Doily Report cn Spartan Athletics Against Cal Poll Saturday The 'final tuneup before their the little Spartan -now the NCAA will trade leather with Cal F' junket to the Midwest faces the! tit list winning a close' decision. Hill Ladderdale in a 16.5,1b. tn.:. II. San Jose State college boxers as, Martinez will be seeking the , Portal claims !Adel...title is ,,n they prepare for tomorrow nightsl 26th win of his career. He suf- clash with the Cal Poly Mustangs of the most under-rated hose n his only , in the Men's gym. fered the coast. He is noted t.. defeat in the Led by Paul Fishbeek. 115-1h. hard pUliching of the and 7h2.g.' .."1" ‘ veteran. the Mustangs nill en- finals 1949 NCAA Junior Doe t anip is wheflified joy the role Id underdogs as tourney cc hi' ii they try to hand the Spartan.. I.. meet Mtistam; John Elder in he lost a dis- their first defeat in (no sears. the 130-1k. die I'd. in. Elder ml.. e - puted decision The SJS ring team has non 15 stoned l( I.%'.. Kiel) Nt iddo . r- to Wilbert Moss straight dual meets. of Louisiana ,. lier this torl$16011. Fishbes..k. v.horn Dee Portal. State. Wiscon- Pole is forfeiting the 17---11.. spartan et,ach. calls one of the Cal sin's Steve 1.bst in his weight in the nation, match Grenthan, the ims lost only one match in his last Ss..1 's lie!! Mendosa elects. 1948NCAA 13 over a two-year period. He Coach Portal e ham p. once !teammate Hob Frazier in a . .1- won the Intermountain tourna- held Martinez to a draw at Mach - i lenge match Wednesday nigl. ment championship at Pocatello, son. 'the' right to meet Cal !NAN., Ida., last year. In another top match. Nick Diez Elam. By virtue of his challenge-match \\ in OVer Doug Wilson Wednesday night, Johnny Johnson will meet <4.4V, Fishbeek. A senior. Johnson has Or4k been held to draws in his two ma- jor matches this season. Wash- ,:fic ington State's Tom Hardwick and Idahc's Bud Lawson held him i%RESTLING WITH INTERNATIONAL FLAVOR hail Honda, even. National 117-lb. wrestling charm of Japan. is shown ready to studeuts Although the Fishbeeli-John- raise Spartan Ray Bunnell off the mat. Runnel! gave Kon dl con- 1ieiolleoe siderable trouble before losing 10 match-ixiint, to son battle is evpeeted to high- \\ - light the meet, SJS's Mae Mar- tinez and Art tiuglielmelli may 1 -1h. shoe, steal the thunder in their l5 Wr a 4 Local Mat Team Enters match. $25 Martinez met Guglielmelli two years ago at San 1.1iis (thisix) with ICITourney- at Pullman thaf\ ned , Five of the Spartans most cap- Washington, Oregon State college. able wrestlers will represent San University of Oregon, Cal Poly, Jose State college in the annual San Francisco State, and several Pacific Coast Intercollegiate tour- smaller northern colleges that play ney March 9 and 10 at Washing- I "sleeper" each year. ton State college, Pullman. Mumby said yesterday that he Only three places were de- and his charges will leave by plane "Quality termined at press time. Co- Wednesday afternoon with the Captains Frank Waxham. 157- first-day matches set for Friday. lb. ace, and Lee Jordan, 167-1h. The Spartans may send a team star, plus Al ()plena, 191 -lb.. to the Us! Western tourney held CLEANING matman, have been selected in Oakland over the week -end, thus far. depending upon today's confer- Within Your Coach Ted Mumby called a din- ence. asham Is the only wrest- meeting last night to choose Budget" the Iwo remaining positions. But ler definitely entered. He is the \- the session ended with nothing top 156-lb. grappler on the Pa- A t definitely set. Further action to- eine. Coast, being defending day will decide the issue. ihhamp. Judging from past performances and their meet with the Japanese' All-Stats Wednesday evening, the. "WE WRAP 'EM TO GO" local contingent stands an excel- lent chance of coppine, the north- featuring Pants Skirts ern affair. Sweaters At this writing the University Our SPECIAL of California looms as the logi- Blouses cal favorite. The Bears boast !or-B-9 Spare kibs Cl2aned and Pressed! the matmen wha stand; out In collegiate circles. Reef, Rnrk, Horn Other schools entered are Wash - ...and that's State college, University ut Caftan's ermis matches between San quite a shoe! I State college. and Sacra - Pit cc alto State college, originally Hickory sett...lute:I for the Sacrament. Open Day Excetn iy caurts today, lirve bed d pc A- It A NA -8 P.M lton...I, -Butch- Krigorian, ea*A41/(4?.1. Gato 4.9 tall tennis star, unnotinced yes- Telepkoll EL Suits Couts terday. The locals will open 300 E. tvi:In Sh-crt mresses thner stamen Superbly its led from the %arid': litie-1 I tl!. - k against Hartnett Los Gatos, Friday, March 9. Cleaned and Pressed! IfIgillaaderS keep on looking tlicir 10..011.
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.1 ate aa. le r ea r rya, el te Alit% ka. port. 'Flies' Opens 1KKG'5 Claim 'Three Co-eds Friday. Match 2, 1931 !WARTA %ILI 13 T o Full House owe Honors Surrey Modes 'School for Lovers' to Present Bs FRED DE.sTPHAI. At nfaitliful NN omen Flies'' opened in the Little - Songfest Satire on A 140 San Jose i aer. last night before a large lift' Kappa Kappa Gammas took -Sci.ocil for Lovers o sat it top Of women, o, .. pressed audience. honors at the March Melodies By D. DIXIE WISE the unfaithfulness songfest in Morris Daile, . Brigham gave a perform:: last night. winning the Spartan co-eds will get an "ex- be presented Thursda. March $ , .. t had the audience on the big perpetual tropli which was tntmels large choice" of new and auditorium of their seats through the held last year by the Delta Gam- colorful fashions this spring and 8:30 p.m. for the shim ari licenlitcr play. She put fire and vio-Imas. The Kappas also received a moderatelv priced to tit the col- Arrangements 11 Ill' b% Cultural eom- . :notion into her part that small trophv for permanent pos- legiate pocketbook. were made session. The mittee. It %till he tree to all the audience through the trophie.s were pre- A tour of local Wardrob,, cen- N holders, and the Fon- tainiffis sented by J. A. Ferguson of Fee- ters made yesterilay by three col- AsI5 card he charged SI. Major .1 G Juelt ot t!,. . played by Fred Adair. was I guson Music house, donator of lege women revealed that San era! public %%ill according to Stars Lou carli, !States. Manor corps isill tie on The third act gave the perpetual twPhY. Jose spring fashions Will mirror commit t CP Chairman. campus Mareh 5-0 0. lute:\ ..11 opportunity to make use The, second place troph*. pit'- the nation's new st:. k's. Nancy a re ision of .tudents intetested :n that branch tine voice and facial express sented hy Miss Alice Hansen. as- Brinkman. and Carlee and Carole The prochictiori is Mozart's ''('051 :an time." It con- Ii sem accia ding to Stanii Adair. Who appeared in the sociate professor of physiologY, Gervais. 1S-year-old S pa r t a 0 cerns two young army officeis Benz, dean of men. department's production of went to Pratt hall for thPir sing- freshmen. agreed that 1951 styles and their sweethearts. and the alfon" early in the quarter, ing of "Riff Song.- are "radically and pleasingly ’ dif- Major Juett. who will he in ot a cynical old bachelor. , performance that was con- Alpha Phi sororit Wcm the ferent from last sear's. schemes I Room III from 9 a nt Id 4 p Fri . Alfonso, w ho bets the sot - Greek god-like, third place trophy for their pre- The many different styles, and Don 1%5111 explain 111.. e.annusAitais t hat hi, ran pro% t heir lad%- Patterson as Orestes andlkentation of -Tea for Two." The particularly those of Lanz. S. Ed- d:. rs. ',red the 51a: MC corp. would he unfaithful if given ri Blomseth as Aegistheus,, trophy 1.:VaS presented by Mr. Ar- ward Co.. Kerrs brook and Quail - loses At present, thice a chance. veil by the audience.: thur I. Williams, assistant profess craft, feature "fresh and compli... own: Office! s the aid of a cute but coo- on and Blomseth both had sor of chemistry. mentary cokirs." With I Platoon I ,A aders class. dilki V% "I,: lie-me maid. Despina th. tale de- .4 ct;is, reeehes that they carried off Fifteen women's groups partici- Lanz fashions is showing a 114.%t trouble. ' paled in the songfest before a full lieht and summery print called sets, designed by J. Wen- house in the Morris Dailey audi- Tyrolian. Dirndl skirts. boned ’ :raison were functional and torium. Mistress of ceremonies for camisoles and smock blouses corn- State _Issociat ion ..ed throughout the play. the evening was Miss Joyce Ma- hint' with bags and espedril shoes YOU'LL ,e of stage lighting gave' lone, March Melodies chairman. of the same print to make pleas. Or's. 7'.11. mitcq ression of change of loca- nig and stunning costumes. AAt a siod ()I SI54. oin LOVE 'EM The mood created by the t ts.,t Blouses this year will still be feted by the Califormi speeches was also enhanced ;11,- c kffo peasant style but something new losis association for tht ' Sugared - lighting. has been added in the: new pat- on sociological, lee Glazed flies, or furies. played 1-w %lust ache List terns ol embroidery and clever or historical aspeet of tut. Smith, Elaine Geuy, Donna 1. sleeve styling.. Still a rave:rite will Sccou'diiig to Mias Margall Maple Bars Barbara Kelly. and LOr-. 1 276 N.ames t he sleeveless waffle pique TWO1111b1). .the Health &pa., ['louse. the whole vidson, added much to the It appears that Bob Wvkcoff. A pivot for me lit And Comp!oe I neci feminine wardrobe will be the new Cabe, Dona's t with their dancing and Revelries production chief. may In addition to the cash awai styled blouses in tubbable broad- haracterizations. Marian :have a cold upper lip in the near the winne r will be offered an n hlo4ses th1§, directed the dancing. The future. ' cloth. Many spring vitaticin to deliver the paper be boned strapless. production was directed by Toni, Mullan, head man of thewill the annual meeting of the asso: Billing's A charming newcomer to nu- mit-in in -les Clancy. "anti-Wykeoff moustache" cam- Sacramento iiith all lady's street or party wear ward- pt.id. paign, reported 11'ednesday that penis's Potato Donuts robe is the Oriental Sphndor print. 276 students already have signed' The papers should be sent A delicate yet completely wash- petit ions calling for the 'term% al the Iligle. Menai:aid Award col,. 'Just for Laughs' able material, it is being styled in of Wykeoff's lip fuzz mittee. Ream loll. 45 Sec,' 6391/2 N. 1316 CY 2-4394 Los Angeles by S. Edwards Co. ,n.,,,.i. 1.-tatteiseti. hi m ,, Wykeoff rmised Mullan last San CLOSED MONDAYS Nancy, Carole, and Carlee were in week that ';'j; objectors to 'May Feature Star ;it In the new as.orl moustache could he found he of dusters. Dusters Will be a 1. .17 Contino, Fresno- cindei ella would shave it off. ,yn the smartl dressed e. wao jumped from Horace Mullan is confident of eetting I shoulders to top spot the required signatures. In fact . , HAPPY .!:ione current accordionists, is he already has made arrange- 'is wi" coichvs this sit; straw or pique. TN.. hats \petted to appear at the Rally ments to have kWykcoff shave off quad., be matched ti.v intriguing bee .onimittee's musical review "Just his moustache in the outer EASTER !ehandbags of th same mate' . riT;,17 l-ughs" Monday night, ac- Friday. April 6 at 10:20 a.m. , ' Handbags will he small and mad, ::::dine to Yvonne Pineste, com- It seems the entire Revelries' of brilliantly beautiful colors it: mute: representative. cast has s'led with .Mullan in EVERYONE washable plastics. Kerrybrook. When contacted-rdhently in.San 'this movenicnt; however, they still straw hags will have that natural: Francisco, where he was appear- are cooperating with Wykeoff and Let us sharpen ing at the Mark Hopkins hotel. rehearsals are "coulthgz along kw* and will be suitable with all' eost tune. contino said of the show, "The fine " Qualicraft shoes, now being fee - your clothes seript sounds great. Everyone If things go according to plan. up lured in Life magazine, will Is iould see the show.", Mullan's plan. Wykeeff will ap- available in green, blue, and red; for the Miss Gineste has contacted Con- pear at the Morris Dailey audit- calf. Dress shoes will feature, at Ito by telephone this past week night, April torlum on opening $7.95.I and he has expressed his desire to II. sans mou.,tacap, moderate prices of S6.99. Holidays. and $8.95, linens, new stylings ii ( ,.rne 'to San Jose for the show, she The 1951 Revelries production buck and call spectators.. baby says. The Rally committee is ex- -Ye Gods" will run four days, doll pumps and the ever populai ' [..'etine final word from Contino's 1110 14. April opera pump SAN JOSE LAUNDERETTE ::_tent today. sling back heel and new look I Street "Jusi for laughs" will he pre- Flats will take on a 463 South Second ' s..nted in the San Jose Civic audi-1 'ral public. Ed Dickinson, co- with a slightly elevated wedge heel 551 Ds. z -1)51 2 DR1'n UDR THE 1%0 I OhI backs and plum:int' tarium at 8:15 p.m.. Monday. It is e iter of the show. emphasized with sling ..l').( 151. 11111( I 11\ 11.1'nfit !lee It- all students and the gen. ::,:terday. vamps. Although the girls felt e GENERAL ECONOMY LAUNDERETTE were not fashion experts. II 872 East Santa Clara Street were in agreement on one point 1 1; I 01 to anv ...I N.1)51 ! Inns 11)11 '1111 Sponsor JOSt has the answer Social Science Department to San sl NIF 51 s - "I'll 151 l'IFIF I irs 5% 1,111 ..o-ed'a problems. 90 fashion Finplovment Security Institute Mar. T1lei apists 1Vieet The San Jose State college structor in sociology at SJS; of the! Keynote of a meeting of the mil - ..cial Science department and James G. Bryant. director California department of employ- loge Occupational Therapy club -z;Ln Jose chapter of the Social In- ment; Glenn Brockway. regional in 1372 at 7 p.m. tonight, will be :1-once Employees association are of employment speeches by several OT graduate,: BRAKES director, bureau
-ponsering an Employment Secur- security of U.S. Department of :who will tell of their experience. ity institute Saturday. March 10. Labor; John J. Cassids, managert during a recent 9-month clinical ADJUSTED The institute will hold morn- of the San Jose office of the Social training period. ing and afternoon meetincsiii Security administration: E. C AND the Little Theater. A luncheon Doolittle, chief of the unimplie- will he held at a downtoun ment insurance set-vices suction et Doesn't mean a TESTED reltaitrant. the state department of emplie - The meeting is open to anyone ment. and Glenn V. Walls, mem- thing when you 20 -Minute Service 10 los help preyent it interested in the problems to be ber of the California employment , let the . discussed. Reservations, inclutit:g stabilization commission. the luncheon may be made with I. B. Railway. general counsel of Margaret .Waltiorf. 852 The Ala- the AFL in San Francisco. and! Shasta Washett. meda. A registration fee of $3 J. D. Hale, manager of the em- do all the work. 1.50 covers both sessions and the ployers council of Santa Clara! DAMP OR FLUFF DRY 4-Wheel Hydraulic IlIncheon. county, will stage a debate on .. Ion SHASTA AVE Speakers at the institute will "Merit Rating in Unemployment ,rt 1;e Alern d 1 CY 4-3513 I.- 51:-. Douglas W. Hardy, in- Insurance." This low price includes-- Remove front wheels p. Ch cli bra* flu:d Blow out dirt ADJUST seririce braes 11. 111111111111111111111111111111v- inspect brielie Tinter/ end drums ADJUST pedal c4arsoce impact front wheel cylinders ADJUST whilst bearings Inspect hydreulic lines 4.10 hyd s-JI,c CARLOAID 1;np cf master Road test OUVER'S &eke& gearinf SERVICE CO. FOIE IFOODSA_T oven PRICE! (,tor In I. rn PLUS,OW STAMPS 540 South First Street 1111111111.1111111111111111011111111111 SPARTANDULY - Friday. March 2, 19-51 I _ Vets Planning to Change Major to Consult V.A. Office "Any veteran who plans to filed for more advanced training Mail & Femail change his major must file an or pos t -g raduate work, she iI application with the Veterans Ad- I warned. Spartan Daily Exchange Page ministration prior to July 25.-1 The new law provides that vet- Miss Edith Graves of the Vet- erans using P. L. 346 and whose trans office, said yesterday discharge date is prior to July Upon completion of an objec- 25, 1947, must have commenced tive, an application for a new and actually be pursuing their licker Friend Suffers courses of education prior to` supplemental certificate must be the July 25, deadline, Miss Graves .rt)iii Strange .Malady said. I Debate Roth Views The Veterans office also warned Loyalty Oath as it Affects those veterans who have received .. note: The ("Honing leature tt as %4 rit las Cs sehnritier ''The Students,' was the topic Of dis- a new supplemental certificate of otsersitt of southern If alefornia Dads Trojan.) cussion at the general member- eligibilitywith a change of major of ELVIRA RIGHTERS Today I vidnt fo tell you a little story about a friend mine. ship dinner of the Student '1(1 to report to Room 114 so that nernetis MIniver Cheesy. Wednesday night in the Congre-I their records may be cleared. center. Miniver used to work at a hot dog stand and go to gational Student Mr. Sydney F. DeGoff, San DUNKING PERMITTED Francisco attorney, spoke in favor . . . in your own cup. During the day he fried red hots, and in the evening he would of the !cialty oath. and Mr. Wit- ham W. Fernside, assistant pro- fessor of speech at the University on. there a ante n U tt hen DIERKS of California at Berkeley, pre- San Carlos Isail Iss.. 1 1 11.44, mite alas.. 11111 Id, .11111i1' 371 West sented the npposite viewpoint. II. ts.a. CIII/1,61.. 0/11h h....:116 11. it Ka 4 I a awe to see It'.., doubt.. lull. ..1 Ittick? h alas. Ile enjosed I s eee By AI. 1.0!sa. tie.. 1st. S he h on Varit to kiviv, an e v..1) to, Prime 06 ,.1 11 not the hot jo4e,:i t.. return to can make 'fast " trek? The Uni-. stand anal kept going la. I .o.r,it v of Southern California isl ts... mos 4.. a 114% I Herm! male students $1 iii an , ore tin-lit it happened. hour to take part in centrifuge Y M M! ruspiv d After seeing a par- experiments !II if. tally exhattsting l subjectsj are placed in a HELEN PIGAROW WHAT A TREAT! T.Ttiple p iii.-ict his mi nd eoe k pit at thnde e ok a 23-ft. arm Foto:16N STUDENTS El- ..ji -..11 motet the :strain. 'Mei The nr.ckpit swings in a 14441 sirs Richter,. (top), and Ilrien DLI.11.101 s PROW RIB SERVED FROM THE CART- ala:, ss.a. taken t1..Agnew' circle at speed four times greater Pigarott are the first choice% treornietit The test for the feminine D.P. student% than the poll of grasity. 1330 THE ALAMEDA CYpress 4-7141 deterniine ability to to enter San ante State college 11.11...1.1 I her is I is to !Wate instrument dials while mak- nest sear under the D.P. Stu- , Nlintsel- dent project. ing tight turns or dive pullouts Selection Itas made last neek lila g" ""1".f.' "'" in an airplane. And ail for the Pres- '11"111.al Iii.ketosi., for which' by representative% or four love of science -or the $1.50 Sr. byterian churches which are un- old, two known treat- hour. derwriting the espenose% of the Is girls. Eitirit 1.4 23 years old and go/den I here is the Iloor k tre1.111....nt She was the sweetheart of %tam horn In Krustplis. Lattla. n lilt h the pa Illent Is tait.tr to Sigma Chi. but where was she? Helene, horn in Charkott, US- Dry Cleaners SR, l% 21. it In a theater for 211 con- This question plagued Sigma Eivira is 23 years old, and tin% service, . ,111%, teas, In addition to our regular Chi members at Montana State horn in Kriodpik, Lama. He- 114 there I the Kr:gide...I I re:. we are now offering 1 - university It happened this way: lene. born in ( harkow, USSR. 4I 4k. long. Is 21. Scotch Service Is The five cord candidate, for Alternate choice., are Ltibica Petrosic, Yugoslavia, and Vija S4us and Sweaters, Skirts 49C fter ala months Miniver rame the 51%.....thr:trt title received Lejnick.s. lasts Ia. If either first Dresses 89C and Trousers phone out Is the afternoon of the .1 of Arn..ss . a new choice student already has been hall, repo...ling them to pore 4te,g Iron' hi. movie 111d - offered a scholarship, one of the 25 - 29 S. THIRD STREET CYpress 2-1052 Ion a picture for the college alternates will replace her. nenspaper. Mal tale other day %link rr The girls er e pCi keit up instead isnal int It'd nor II. 1.0111, hut of head- ing t. hi% nett teletision set. for the photographer. it itan .11'., I refused. %%as' for an mak lllll ta. il..tina-
, it I41 II. Minis or anal his lion. III Ile roll In tat is. liven think- In the course of lime, five fel-
ahout h it Pitt,. low, were without dates. It turned 'tout OW all right. It developed the girls had been eariturert to, a rival fraterni6: the.. - ..s, v hall of scorn. but I
.t .1 ! . Igle.VIcS the day 'n tin"' for 41wt monies. r * ' rub Ivo ire Os for Short snorts A machine at I " will dispense apples for a kis on blew and new Classified Three vat of apples but 1-V G tdubt mt .1.1 P...i..ire another' ""1""n.' ." 1 t..F. thme a. 17,f CoMmin 1 i,i. ,11. tfias.ht a-2 dam e ilworprite :st North nestern tint', ha a shai r.als g r /. /'ii PI:40 V.101. III I IDS .Spiirhill% One-041 course. the dance couldn't he mluipped at:tilting hut a St. Pars hall.- 1.41 let ill rii%111141111 .t few mo , 5 -.7.iilent .tt ittti ' so a few It. 5% lit tn a .4.rd. Goo ... h. brakes fixed. They didn't I ... campus .. ph, tint... and as he baeked out Roys: t...n " rhe it ;117;. tills. Hi. rooms, : rki Ill F l., k It, sit 11.1.: :mother. 1" l or n club
rect. CV Rooms .eakfasts 'reef.
For Ret tlso. 523 r ALL SIZES Ninth Hurry Tomorrow! 3'2C TO 10AAAA .td 7 p.m. Room a w/14 $8.95 at most of the finer stores ... but our buyer ... Originally made to sell for :neals a caught the factory with a huge surplus ... by buying the entire stock we were Washing ...mu. con -let', fry their deliclous able to get them at half price! Come and get 'em and save 50%! 16th s' CHECK THESE! HOME MADE PIE" small t dent $ Z Gesso Panels -tree mom 9 . 41 15 .ance. 12 6 lb 4S, lose in. 16 . 2C -- 75c Student Dinners Four re 24 . 30 I 60 ,941.() Iitt...44 4 PM TO $ P.M Furnished hibb.... dents, $11 lose Paint DUTCH MILL San Co. Wallpaper trern yot,r Sive Caner Waates1 & 73 NO. FIRST ST NEXT To CREST THEATRE CT. 2.1447 STUDENT UNION service. 112 1101.1711 2.140 Ff. rates. NI . March 2, 1951 SPARTAN DAILY 15 eettup Chapel Dui% e %I ill Run Through Week Contributions to the Chapel the Chapel ball on March' 9. at the AND ANNOUNCEMENTS Drive will be taken at a special Civic auditorium. The Chapel fund booth at the Library Arch start- still Leeds about $25,(000. Junior Council: Meot in Student ing Monday. according to Shirley , Members of both campus ser ice Union at 3:30 p.m. Monday. kirwith. solicitations chairman. and social organisations will man 8-3,1 a sn. Sojourners Club: Meet in Room The rinse will last throughout the collect ion booth Irons to 5 p 11 at 7:30 p.m. Monday for im- the week and x:ti c:inaxed by , kirwith portant business On the Trestee board. All Master Masons are in- "OK, so it's a ping-pong ball and not a vited. crow's egg it just better not hatch Tau Delta Phi: Meet in Toss r today at 11:30 a.m. that's al! !" O.T. Club: Meet in 13174 today at 7 p.m. Students in clinical train-I ing will tell clinical experiences. La Torre photos will Lx' taken. Frosh and sophs ate urged to at - I tend. Kappa Sigma Kappa: Meet in -Known for Good Food" Student Union today at 3:30 p.m. 17 East Santa Clara Street 'and at 1."..is Gatos Legion hall at 18 p.m. I Canterbury: Meet at Trinity church Sunday at 6 p.m. Dinner at 6 p.m., and worship by Kay W.Iliams, evening prayer and meeting.
Iiiiiel: Meet at Alexander hall. Its that added pinch cf YMCA. Monday at 8 p.m. for spice, that bit of eytr election of officers and gam(' care that mate our dinners night. truly masterpiece of TASTE. Congregational Student Fellos - Club Steak 1.10 Center Sun- ship: Meet at Student ia carte day at 6 p.m. for supper and at , Spaghetti .75 7 p.m. for discussion on ' la carte will be led .by Dave Cone. Ravioli .75 Gamma Alpha Chi and Alio,' Delta Sigma: Joint picnic night called off. Attend Public:, tin's party instead. t 64r. 11%Itl IRE: Student branch rile, day in S107 at 11:30 a.m. 93 WILLOW seekers: Meet at First Meth- odist church Sunda,) ht 7:30 p.m. I Syh osier will speak.
TEXAS en scot!, best Alpha Chi flinei".:i ,91'smoo smn- pleb, pr Firs soft. feminine rtylen for %uouni r 55 ear. fler cool frock mhos e i of green and %% bite print. photo DOWNTOWN 57 N. 1st St. CALIFORNIA 34,31s7tosot7 CREST CY 5-9979 Syk,aoe lutioloano Glenn Ford. Evelyn Keyes 'BITTER RICE' THE MATING OF MILLIE Also -Rio Grande Patrol - Also 'Coroner Creek'
I st at Saga21v-6178 400 S. 1st St. STUDIOS. GAY CY 4-0083 Glenn Ford, Rhonda Flern;ng Errol Flyen years experivoce. Call Mrs. Tay- lor, CY 2-4590. -THE REDHEAD AND THE COWBOY" 'KIM' Also 'D,.t 1119 "Music tor Dancing" with Dick ! Also -Madness of Heart- in-, 145 S 1st St. W.p 6A7. 59F.or 64 S. 2nd St. CY 5-9893 CY 3-3353 Term papers tyty-d. 13 cents a I / ,JOSE PADRE -1 ads should by placed sss the .,tanilard typing-paper page. Call . In Old California" Betsy Grab'', Dan Dailey Manager's offic Row, ,5 Ads j,n suirgess at CY 4-7000 after Also The Untamed Breed -CALL ME MISTER ' at least 15 vre,rh. RaVebi . 7 'fl , I Aed South of The Rio Grande Also, -Blue Blood .,,t Charge is area "Pats a yoss.d I FOR SALE Service With a Smile FOR KENT 263 S. 1st St. ENJOY BETTER MOVIES served every day CY 3-1953 (ine-O-One Manor is newly For Sale: 27 ft. house trail. Dinner STATE by selecting your evening's Ball, Eddie Albert Atped and organized to serve rciminablo. Good condition. Con- , including Sunday with entertainment from the ' w more boarders. There are tact Mrs. Perry, Garden City Auto , 'THE FULLER BRUSH GIRL' LISTINGS a few openings for room and court, Oa k I an SMORGASBORD Also Ronald Reagan -"Storm Warning DAILY'S THEATRE d. Good meals, low rates, close 4, campus. 101 N. Fifth street. $1.00 [1-.7r4 NEIGHBORHOOD 'soy,: Uudlatfl (inhles hot water A given 0)1on till tjthituls.t1111- 1165 Lincoln Auss mAyFAIR 25th E ent. Clara S, inner spring mattresses. brelia ia library ladies' room on CHALET CAFE Willow Glee I not. $20 and includ- CY 3-8405 $25 Feb. 26 Please locate Janice 37 W. SAN CARLOS GARDEN CY 3-9069 chili house, swimming Pool Ek-troin C'Y 2-78411 A'an Ladd Bing Crosby garage. 273 N. Fat! _ "BRANDED' "MR. MUSIC (IT 3-4059 evenings. 6,1 Girl Also -Die Fuller Br .rsh 1:1111111% for college g.rls WI Also The Fuller Brush .ikfa.-.1. served. 420 S. 121. !Itet. FOR YOUR NEEDS The Alamecdayet3.H3e6stle6Hester SANTA CLARA Sans., ,, Clara For Rent: Girls apartment I.., TOWNI Judy Holid y Wm. Holden two. $27i per month plus gas. ?I' IN STATIONERY Murphy. Brion Donley), Ninth street. Call between , -KANSAS RAIDERS -BORN YESTERDAY- nd 7 p.m. CY 3-8115. A? -For Herive,--'s Salm- ' to Pa!ent s Os Scisore d 01 GREETING CARDS Room and Ito.ttril for men. 1- Phew. a We4di $40 per mon,' 0 BOOKS the BEST Movies 11G.'. 4 4421 ehing machine, phone, stud. FOUNTAIN PEN AND PENCIL SETS LOS GATOS Lou Gatos complete use of house. are listed in the fccnido Atcn.nioan Sally Forest SCRAP BOOKS 16th street, phone CY 2-881C -MYSTERY STREET LEATHER GOODS SPARTAN DAILY Sbnian flanni for one Male sitli- Also Slsort Grass- dv'nt. $25 per month. Also 'mei: EASTER GIFTS, CARDS :arge room, twin beds, private ell etsi-gsk DPW( IN ttVoil teanee, showers, baths, kitchen, Alma at Al anodian Salo 13th 4irisa Rd Close in. 545 S. Fourth street. mitre IN CY 4-2041 CY. 5- SOO. Four rooms and screened porch. EL RANCHO Murphy, Brian Donlie.is Mickey Rooney. Ra+ 0.11.We Furnished for eight or nin, st, Audio dents, $113 CY 2-85.!. owes -KANSAS RAIDERS -THE FIREBALL- per month. Giiif 152 E. San Salvador street. Book -- Stationery Office Supplies Also Errol Flynn ie -Doe Juan - Also -Terse. And TIN. Stove JOBS WANTED } mit- I rivrull .4sitArt, S. 1st & Alma CY 4-6942 Wanted Student typing. CY 5-7633 I PALO ALTO DA 24130 SHAMROCK sonahle rates. Fast and accurate Bob bilischuin B rbw B F.t0. W i.a a Pu se service. cr 2400. 80 Sou`h First Street -WHERE DANGER LIVES -BANDIT QUEtii Typing dome at home. Student I Also -Pygmy Island Also -The Hieklem Cety 1 rates. Neat, accurate work. nee Drop in and take a look. The March 2, 1951 !I IS *PASTAN DAILY Friday. . chant,. who have adsertised in to- 1 Pl'Of iire- 1.4Cops to Select !day's ISAUP WOU Id like to *re uu in their store. looking at their merchandise. I Best Student Plans for the selection of the SPARTAN DAILYl outstanding police student of the- San Jose State College '1111114Hlat14)11 year are being prepared by the! Ent red ot second class moths Aprii 1( Joie, California, und.r student staff of the police school.. 24. 1934, at San It. act of March 1179, to Rill De Lapp, student . 3, according I Full leased we. sareic of United Press. corporal. Press of thir Glob Printing CompaqYs This is not a scholarship award, 1445 S. First St.. San Jim, California. fart an award based on the quail-!Minnber, California laronpapsr Publith ties that make a . ,’ Associ tion. firler, said Mr. Will' - head of the police The award will he hased general leadership, neatness. tualitN; courtesy. attitude ITALIAN FOOD ,ional outlook, and pa.- DELICIOUS :a 1r14111.ge . ITALIAN DINNERS Mr. Schmidt compar. award to the soldiers medal "’T Featuring ;.%inner will he c'.:Altiateo HOME-MADE RAVlOLI chosen by- IV- I P110'.' 4 salt..' Corn as you arsi. Week Days $1.40 Sundays & Holidays $1.65 Students to Report Private Banquet Room, The tollossing students art- es- quested to report to the Person HOT FOOD 1111-1 office in Roan. III sow' a, possible regarding change I TO TAKE OUT major: S gr,tti, qt. 65c Rer.;o1;, caf. 7E 1 is 41 cm NIA Joan Ric!, Howard Burt, A gJare of each feeds six. hart. lair,' M. Carleton, F:Itra- lreth .1. l'iirrinnings, sally 111. HA III Itti*I", Dickman, Clarence I., 1)11*..,Wil- THE ITALIAN li:sin A. Doyle, G1.111011 W. faits, Victisr .1. Fracolli, Don Carla*, RESTAURANT .1 .hir Itosemar:, - likes a c,en 11:30 A M. -9 P.M Pat Threlfall, brad dr. ss. a ph .1g4 .1 alpha l'hi sorority. s Joplin C. Hurst, John A. 1111111,1i 1 .11. is wearing above is good ....it far spring. The Jackson. J0811 Riley, Richard 175 SAN AUGUSTINE ST. tor caniptai or . 0 14.1.1. gieen I., the cool hoc. and Dosenstalrs I titanic,. A la.% i.- alanford 5. nuul.'isofl. Bar- the material is gab.. !dill . 111 hil stressed down the ensemble ht bara Schmidt. Robert F. TI llllll p- nv for .0'1.1 VS111 11, .1 I/1.11 I. entr lope hag and loss -heeled blaels CV 4-5045 photo h nadirs listit strittl .irt 1isil i P.. j. jnoj 1114, I. 111 Hey, Fellas! 1 s 1 : .441;1,41 litsv .1r(its .11tIrts in riNIII 111411k tor dirraa ;dits of Mr %'a, nu' Stores isited ineluded Trarte-1 Hamburgers are Bigger, Rat real 11! Is "t"u".'l "t Indust' oil Arts depart- I Fair, of Sallsolito. and Robert V Milkshakes are Thicker 4,4 e oil', c 1111 N rit n tent instructor, traveled around . per's. Ilri.uners. V (*. Morn. 4." I A". \ ’’’’’Ittet 'ervue the P.445' Area Satusday visiting Gump... of San Francisco. at the " Wer`h home fin-rushing mai t group also v isited the .an Fi an - ji l'inpose of the field trip, accord-, l'iSVO NItiseilin of Air hile in Ihr :HI .5 .71...1 ....Id I. soh- iii, to Mr Champion. was to tic- city Ember in tile %%veg. th. \ 1 to: I. 5 '4'. I ;4 fl- .11111.1, elas- n1,11110,1%, IA 1111 types ., class joirrneyed to Palo Alto Trvitai qua-me-1-v 4 . I I 01.,r1 ak:111;ii,L and those a three-hour tour . ; . t, '.11.111.1 11.111!,
Spartan I kseribes Commuting oe, PRINTING CA;' BE YOUR BEST SALESMAN "Jus' o'clo 11 1111 1 55 1 1 til awaiting Inuit. arrival. l'itIllt. so enthralled in his a. 1 i ih yes. I hecarne atainainted wit hi eusations. picturing me as a 'to some very cultured 11.1111W tray- mat,. stomper'. that he almost for by J1 I A HA 4441 1.11. exont when , 1,‘, s I M e d ay a tat terisl -clot hed1 iTit to get off at his stop, III. Fran '11.111 11114 "1 Clad Pro //it Con:lulu!, gentleman got on the Is t, shortly I Count!. Alms house near .l ii ' Di alter I did NI tin' local bus depot. i After episodes such as IL,. I 1..11..:1s's1 Iu. siii%ive two Iii' did Mr Mt' 114.11114 Or sitting i derided to try my luck at hitch - I I.'. ’t- haind Special Rates and Prompt Service next to lall. I hiking. .. .1 i a 1:11,14. I o t.r1,..ki..1 his impoliteness (k.casomally I arrived on earn to Student Organizations helrea .T n,tleNt when he fol.& a sip from a bottle. 1 pus in time for my first ch. 26 North CYpress 5-2502 ...al I was stlictly a concealist in a paper hag. and Sometimes I arrived a bit : Second St. SanJSd ..,.... INV., I spent two hours each lasted to offer me any, but I took Imo day I didn't arrive at all , .1, .... 't . rloritted st :IL:, coaches offense when he aettlsed Mr at . I k ill'Illan(lt to continue eiirnmut- i of bi ,,,ii ., I, 01 limo riiinir.,..; his Ionia'', held. II.. be- ing I invested in an automobile. Iii.' car was a noble creation. but ; Hey, Kids! and after roaring hack and forth over, We're all going to Mostellers lionsfires.Am /1r. 11. 1:citztil Predicts lit Highway 17 three days a week I by this time 1 was smart enough to eat good home cooking. hy D pli vil 1,11 ignore classes scheduled on 414is II III /4 i 1 1,, Reasonable Prices Iii Tuesday and Thursday), the car began to show f. deteriora- SPECIAL NOON LUNCHES f,uTlinhae: i to 1 4:t mi. 4.1 41; 1161.011 ,onictinics Oil disappointed tpm aireit this quart. r appears lir coniniented that Stu- Reali,ing my aging mornei/ed luarhe in to , aii1 enniloNment MOSTELLERS dents heing graduated with a de- chariot could make but one such St I 110,1 I.. \farrows F Lady Cools go'.' UV line arts are embarking int, .1 week, I faced reality and the I bead id the Art department 780 WILLOW CYpress 5-9035 ia 'upon a very rich field. fie slated end's) my career as a commuter scab 11 that t students who take this rti. diain of the armed bifaces major WM:illy do SO to sequin. a Wt. 111.,e. II. At in ti.' field and ciiltural background for special Inc lore ol new lobs with' war- tnres. of work which require such Co eapitiol.,1 industry hav. created, ba..kground. cone man` "1" 'um!' 1" twill' the le'wh-t. S'everal former students of the IN A HURRY? takei "'"I 11". Itt"' sett'"11-` 01, Art department now have execti- the I tel.! 111 a I fiat. position in some of the An- Lihn il tile Laminates 30-Minute Cleaning Service the special 41.tol rt museums in the country Try Our 1 talti sasondary I. aching credential in Another currently promising Th ail' :weep, the positionswith rerom-' field ot work for graduates is in hint; mended th. ni les the Art depart- commereial art. lir Reitzel eon- Available 6 Days a Week at Our Downtown Plant who mem riles, will have no troiihM" eluded AI that Art II a tiodow, Iteitte0 department has placed graduates 1 sersi iid Ile sarrl students when at- in many prominent local and Ray 2nd & Santa Clara Streets CY 5-9350 rise PIZZERIA NAPOLITANO f int Every Italian Dish Tim IS YOURS Th onst Dinners 85c and up (*au t 1 Psna to fake out. fond American food, too Op... I I *I A,M to LERAEH5 FINE ITALIAN FOODS I .00 AM. :9: SOUTH MARKET Closed Mondays Eng
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