- litisvie Rate Canis" President Speaks . JIM MO mire Modest epee* Dismission ef remittent =see- rate nude or avallohle hi the hower's message to Comgrres ea _Goulash, Mamma" ae- the crisis carserealser the Na- e rillag to Deli Weiss. sales tieualist held Waage ell the Chi - chairman- Punkas. of the cards rta ly ma coast appears en page t. Dr. amble studeats le mos im to George G. Beasts, preerosse of t.t SAN JOSE STA tidiSitia4 50 rests ea movies at three of menial science sad eilocatioss.will the miaisr Sam Jose theaters. eameraost ea the speed in t.- VoL 42 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1955 No. 73 eserreres Spartaa Applicants For Offices ASB Check 125 Give hi Sparta Blood. Drive Hopefuls' San Jos State College students, faculty members arid on -campus Local Red Cross volunteer workers had to work one end a keit state employes culminated a two-week campus-wide blood drive, hours overtirne to handle the contributors, arid several would-be donors sponsored by the SJS Veterans Club, yesterday in the Student Union had to be turned away. Eligibility by contributing 125 pints of blood. The publicity chairman said that of the 331 pledges received by Don Campbell, Vets Club publicity ctairman, said the drive noon yesterday, 57 were rejected for colds, low blood prow*, anemia, Applicants for student govern- could be termed a "success," and repreplidefive of the Rnd Cross and other reasons. He said thet those who were unable to contriN merit positions now are being said the turn-out was one of the argestt recently encountered. byte yesterday may do so at the Santa Clara Valley Blood Center, or checked through the Registrar's at any one of the succeeding Office and the four classes to de- LITTLE SWAN.. THE HERO sv not aeon termine their eligibility to run in drives on campus. ASB elections Feb. 11. Of the approximately 530 fac- "If this follows the precident at ulty members and stets ernOlcefec previous elections. some of the on campus, I I donations were -re- candidates will be ineligible due ceived; the remaining 114 dona- to grades or lack of attendance tions came from members of the at class meetings," said Stan student body, Conspbell disclosed. Croonquist, Student Court chief The blood will go to the Santa justice. Clete Valley Blood Center, he The 44 applicants are Bruce Bas- said. sett, Al Behr, Dan Douglas, mph- omore president; Larry Conterno, Natalie Fancher, Denny Powers, Juniors Ask Jim Tommy, vice preakient; Eliz- abeth Heath, Barbara Morten. sec- $150 in Loan retary; Bruce Rush. Bob Setnichy, Laura Whitman, treasurer. Ernie Dutra, Bob Linsey, junior For Orchestra president; Don Abinante, Rose- Skits, Songs and Dances "s ,y. buddy, can you spa re marie Magnasco. John Marken. Dr. Jay C. Elder, vice-president; Nancy Brueckner. This will he the Junior Class Carole Cardoza, secretary; Bob Dominate Greek Show Retired SJS Dean, plea before the Student Carnal Lush, Torn Rlmerman, treasurer. tomorrow to remedy a case Of Hurnerous skits, songs and dan- awarded first place in the show Disuse Martinses, Marcy Nei- low cash-on -hand. ces will dominate the Morris Dai- lest year for its collegiate styling man female Junior Student Court Dies at Age of 68 ley auditorium stage -Thursday of the song. "A, You're Ador- Since a $200 deposit is required Justice; Rea Dean, Al Fligiserlra, Flags are at half staff today in night as campus fraternities and able." Marilyn Reinstedt, soror- to reserve the Phil Bovero aggre- Hai Morrow, Paul Zimmerman, honor of Dr. Jay C. Elder. former sororities assemble for the sixth ity member, said her sorority gation for the Junior (lass Prom male Junior Student Court *o- dean of instruction at SJS, who annual All-Greek Show. Curtain "Is prepared" to gala another and the class treasui, now totals nce; Asiea Anieral, John Staf- died in his home Sunday at the time for the two and half hour victory in tbe show. a nominal $131.55. a loan of $150 ford, Lea Tayside, sealer Ste- agr.p(68. - arsirsewassi,t -cisist use sesiar Show is scheduled for & .'clock.. - Alike Tau Greeffs, Wet ,--yeerri Sent Comae atIONIMIII.W.in TIM Dr. Elder. a member of the fac- over. Fourteen and 10 fraternity division winner, also is Jerry Saha:fee. Alder frsternities sor, ulty for 31 years, retired in June Foamy, planning to do it again, accord- *titles will enter skits in this of 1952. after nerving two years PRESHKEN CHOOSE - represeatatios. ing to Richard DeLarnbert, mem- Dick Arlington. George Brown, year's production. as dean of instruction. Jim Blackwell was .niiried over- Kitty Crain, Jeannette Furtado, ?tiny Tarnmer, president of ber. Alt) won in 1954 for its Funeral servittes will be held to- all chairman fbr the winter Pret.h- Merle Marchand, Al Stones, soph- Theta ('hi fraternity, who has movie based on Stephenson's morrow at 2:30 p.m in the Will- Soph mixer Mar. 3, anti six com- omore representative; Kay Collins, organized the drew dere IOW- "Treasure Island." iams Funeral Chapel, 325 E. San- mittee heads were chosen yester- airseuserd Judges ter the af- Barbara Dale, Patty Devitt, fresh- Tamper and Bob Custer, KLOK ta Clara. day by the Freshman Class execu- man half year representative; Jim fair yesterday. President Dr. John T, Wahiquist tive council. Joan Olson is co- disc jockey, will be masters of Blackwell. Karen Lewis, Ted Ter- They are: Dr. Gertrude Covina, ericourages fermulty members to chairman. ceremonies. zakis, freshman full year repre- professor of chemistry and science attend the services if they have SOPHOMORES VOTE NO sentative. education; Dr. Courtaney Brooks, Admission is free a free hour. , . assistant professor of speech; Dean A measure to appoint a tempor- Robert S. Martin, associate dean ary representative to the Student Leader Camp of students; and H. D. Winbigler, Council to replace Celia Cress, e dean of students at Stanford Un- resigned recently _because of con- iversity. APhi0 Receives flicting classes, was voted doe ti Remains Open yesterday in a 15 minute meeting The four minute skits will be by the Sophomore Clogs Council A few reservations are open for Judged on originality, presentation. Spartactunp because of last minute preparation, and adherence to the naN101411 APPOINT J. Bailey, publi- New Subpoena cancellations, B. time limit. Appointments to the senior or- city director for the conference. Trophies will be awarded to the New indictments have been The new subpoenas, issued from ientation committee, membership announced yesterday. first, second, and third place win- the indictments, state a violation committee. senior booklet conurtit- mutt be ners in both the fraternity and brought against Alpha Phi Omega Sign-Ws ate payments of the advertising code set up by tee. and March and June banquet completed in the Graduate Man- sorority divisions. Martin will an- and the sophomore clam for sup- , the Student Activities Board. committee were made by Presi- ager'. Mice by Wednesday un- nounce the victorious organiza- posed Ablations of the campus ad- The first subpoenas issued list dent Pat Spooner ta yesterdays less special arrangunents are tions immediately following the vertising code, according to Don' week in the case charged viola- meeting of the Stater Ohms Coun- made with Miss 'Bailey or Ray last skit. Atkinson. student court prosecu- tion of the ASS cil. Freeman, camp dirbeisr. Algae Cid Omega sorority was ting attorney. by-laws. The court ruled that was not the proper charge and, therefore, dismissed the cage, saying that it would en- Awards Catiiin. Colleges Must Protect Liberalism, tertain a new indictment. The section of the by-laws quot- J ies Keijuest ed in the first subpoena set rides Waldquist Tells Alumni Comic under which the4lAlietras to op- Members of the aimed, rewr- Dr. ote*. and stated smithies con- mittee yesterday ward 7-4 to turn the advertissni es& the Men's Physical Egurs - Aerismile scholars mint be free km Mat it is tereeinktg Swam. fame elf metals areas and de- (*ming down Both cases will be hemrd at to- tion Department request for' 33 to challenge orthodoi beliefs and Deft hdportimat ases am genie clare those sot ef beam& itse morrow's student court meeting at football awards for this years "it would be unfortunate if our fled people bars ma opportaility further exandosties. If w al- ais p.m. in the Student UNION. team. were not the is attend emigre. low She salsolar shortens free- =eaMpurses Reasons for the action. which Is id liberalism" Dr. Jotm "Another major prohleint" Dr. dom to eibelbage orersdesis must hi-approvedStudent T. Widellullit. president of San Wahlguist said, "Is to give the Sofa we awe *meet Mat be.. is Denney Council. were that this year's com- Jose &tato College, told those at- public more confidence in what Mee is time bemay ems. John mittee budget was set on the big terang the dinner of the district goes on in the university or col- with mime aeorthoios meets- _ xis of 30 awards instead of 33 and cossetting" of the American lege. Much of the cimpOt suspicion gloat Loneopme cat that last year tbe P. E. Ostabeil kiat night at Rkkey's and distrust of higher essorstion "These conclusions may not jibe DePorl- John Denny, ASH treasurer was ment. the Awards Committee and Studio Club In Palo Alto. is a new phenomenon, prahaidy a with those of the shMisti or the the Student Council wore agreed on "The Crisis in High- reflectionction of air times.t. board of regents or the cit1sses7 revealed last night on the Dick that 33 world be the limit ,- the president call- It is to be hoped that 'Mod- as a same. Title may even prove Garvin "Coffee pate" radio show them to be altogether wrong, for The P. E. department asked for be several problems bunting in America sewed its Is the "Lonesome Polecat." Win- education. M- Minh in 1954; at any rate, the a professor is no more omniscient 33 awards because the team had ner of the contest to determine e bcreasing main headhuater is now in &im- than any other mem had are "roceilinn.. rocas This wigs, the Med for more college pute. not only in academic circles "Mine may also prove him to Denny's date to the WIntermist seeeors If 3$ awards were ap- temillses the importance of in- but in the political areas. he right. If enssninatima of gener- Ball will be announced W proved the department mid that creasilthecosnieno t in high- 14o doubt, suck tact* have a, accepted beliefs D preacriboit evening on the show. Garvin it would observe this as an "tton er Thing oast of ed- served to deter mast bow the the. program beelines impossible. yesterday. eked" limit. ucatkin all& the plight of the pri- toactdag DAL and doer taw* eft- We become no better than the to- A total of $34 was netted for In other actions, the committee vate collagas and universities. mother processors ism sae elms- talitarian state which insists that the March of Dimes drive from voted to approve the request for the contest which be about two three amp& for cram country Os Ma gieseilme et thetitos room" tessehen teach an official line. Maw emellitimes bessmo weeks ago when the "Lonesome with the stipulation that the ex- Disetasslai sae nerd fee Its scientists reach no conchisksis two laseasmals Dasesdirs. Dr. WahlWa - Polecat" placed a classified ad tra award over the limit of demist freedom, Dr. which do not fit the already es- from the 25 awards al- DIM i..-$ Me aeteodty of aaking for a "bitten" to accom- will come web acteas. mimed the agile- odd SW 'Ise eion't tmallatted USW" pany him to the MD. located to track and field SPARTAN DAILY Tuesday, Jan 15, 1955 math Classes Art Wing Has Plan Wintermist The Social Affairs esuaerittee Display will meet today at 2:11/ pas. In Who Pays as You Go? Will Facilitate New Flpareaa Dugout t dideura der- We may get an ukulele thrown at our nom. (only One nose A Delta Phi Delta, honorary art ivation' plans fee Itillesnelsi, even if the pronoun is plural) the next time stil it out thaeloor New System society, exchange exhibit frotn the aoearffagin Pat 11111111126, pause- 0 of the Spartan Daily office, but we're behind the,ouf-of-state fee California College of Arts and Sty 'Miens& The grew will al- Were only behind it, wire push- SPecial traasitien courses to fa- Crafts in Oakland is now on dis- se eseilmse disemisios sa pleas b41 now before the legislature. riot from quarter to of the rest of youlckshotni cilitate the change play in the Art wing corridors, for a bland darkor latermieskin. 'e'd would like persuade some to temester system will be offered A. Ham- bill. recentlx introduced by a Los Angeles congressman/ according to Mrs. Nadine " e by' the Mathematics Department, mond, instructor in art. , require $180 tuon payment from eN aon-California resi- according to Dr. W. H. Myers, de- The show includes painting, Chess Club Enters SJS. In an estimate based upon spring quarter fig- partment head. dents attending sculpture, ceramics and three-di- said recently that total of approximate- Dr, Myers cautions students who . we:, Registrar Leslie Ross mensional functional design. It re- February Tourney taken part -of a year se- 1 If 700 put-of.state students 'are here. Even with math as poor as have presents the work of outstanding quence in mathematics courses un- A tournament with San JOBC? curs, that looks like a sizeable percentage of thetnfire student body. students at the college. Accord- der the quarter system to com- YMCA, Central Valley champions It elio looks like a number saisaiing close to that of the students de- ing to Mrs. Hammond, the exhibit plete the sequence be fore the to SJS this fall. went up last Thursday and will last year, has been scheduled ear- nied admission change to avoid repeating mater- you realty like to play with numbers, you might try substi. remain up through the month of ly in February, according to Jim If ial. January. tuting that 700 for native Californians attending a state college Organization of so me math Faletti, president of the SJS Chess "Most interesting are the seri- which is pertielly upported by their parents. money and should courses will be changed when the club. graphs or silk screen prints shown be open to them before the boys from Oshkosh (no offense meant college goes to the semester sys- in the main case, and the sculp- _ case vDmeone should be here from Oshkosh). That's that way we'd tem next fall, he said. If a student ture across from the main ease is cuff; ing the obligation has a quarter's section of a course Lit, to see the math handled. . . in state's most outstanding," Mrs. Ham- to finish next fall, he would have to its own., mond said. SHOW $LATE Even should the charges not e down the eniollment, just to take an entire semester to finish it. til rdi Of all that extra money! . .. more teachers, library books and student not I.A Group Plans retrel benders for the cafeteria. Either way, the. bill sounds like Dr. Myers urges any now.magistered in a math course, its CV 24771 means for the state to tale better; care of own. although he later expects to com- Airline Tour, Talk STUDIO you write congressman, but that's to0- We'd urge to to your plete .the work, to come to the A field trip of United Airlines The Greatest for 1955 (ei..ch why not wait dull day on the Student trouble. Instead, fcir'a Mathematics Office, Room 119-A, at San Francisco International MORE Volcanic thaw "Dams" Council and suggest that" a formal recommendation (really more im- where information on course og- Airport, Thursday afternoon, Feb. MORE Vickers than "Icaliskati" pressive thee individual letters anyway) be tent to the legislate? gaSzation is available. 3, is being sponsored by Epsilon MORE Yahoo. Neon -High Nooa" Pi Tau, honorary industrial arts MORE Vssoshil lies "Red Rive" fraternity, according to Robert GLEN FORD Johnson, fraternily co-chairman. Red China Gives Warning The jaunt will include a tour BARBARA STANWYCK through hangars where DC-3's EDWARD G. ROBINSON and other aircraft are disassem- bled and a half hour talk by an "The ,As Ike Considers Defense executive of the airline. in industrial arts who is (Diplomatic observers noted the 1'various kinds" of actions in the Anyone interested in the trip may sign Violent Men" Red China similarity between (hou's warn- !Formosan area. up on the list on the industrial arts SECOND FEATURE By K. 2. THALER Mg statement today, and Red Chi- These actions, he said, include bulletin board, Johnson said. Loa Chaiwy LONDON, Jan. 24 (UP) Red na's "sdlemn warnings" before Red assistance to Nattonsdiat Calms CHASE" China's Premkff and Foreign Mm. Chinese troops entered the Korea to "redeploy and consolidate,' its "THE SIG war.) - forces and to (-over Nationalist Pre-Met! SoCiety later Chou En-Lai today warned "WHEN MAGOO R.EW" tile United States against 'Inter- '11'aiwan.- the Chinese Premier , troop withdrawabs from certain vention" in Commuriist China's said. "is an inalienable part of islandis presumahly the Tack- Hears Third Talk ens. 41, "liberation- of Formosa. China's _territory. The liberation Dr. George W. Waters, M.D., People's will speak to the Pre-Mecial So- MAYFAIR THEATER 'The government of the of Taiwan is matter of China's Without .specifically mentioning ' Republic of China has repeatedly any names. Eisenhower also made ciety tomorrow in S-227 at 7:30 and internal affairs. and in solemn terms declared to sovereignty it plain that - if it proves desir- p.m., according to John Raffety, STUDENT RATES NC the world: 'The Chinese people are No outside interference is allow- able in his judgment U.S. forces publicity chairman. determined to liberate their own ed." should be ready to defend Que- The topic of the talk will be I MONDAY AND TUESDAY NTTES territory of Taiwan (Formosa)', Chow quoted from article two, inoy, for example, if the Reds try "Basic Sciences, Their Importance paragraph seven at the United The fled Wader said." Na- to seise that island as a jumping- to the Study of Medicine." -Dr NOW PLAYING tions charter which forbids U.N. off point for an invasion try Waters, a bone surgeon, is the Intervention in **matters which against Formosa. third in a series of speakers ajion- essentially within the domes- Spartan Daily are A resolution to carry out the sored by the society -who will talk tic jurisdiction of any state." utIAJJ1 BABA" President's request was introduc- on the academic backgpaupd, or- "Therefore," he said, "neither - SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE ed as soon as his message was ganization and function of medical Plus the United Nations nor any foreign Ilaterest eilliossil class enatho April SA received in Congress at noon. Sen- practice, Raffety said. ermintry has the right to intervene "DAWN AT SOCORRO" 1914, st Son J040, Calif., undo.. A* sill ate and House committees on for- He stressed that anyone inter- in the Chinese people's liberation at. March 3, 11117,- Mamba, Csiilarsis eign relations both called hearings ested is welcome to come. Coffee of Taiwan. Phoweisreir Pub/Ithaca' Association. Pei- on it this afternoon. will be served. kited daily by the Associatod Shnisiois "The government of the Peo- of. San Jos Sista College except Sat, ple's Republic of China absolute- The resolution introduced in Congress Printing Display exlay arid Sanday, daring the canoes ly cannot agree to,. a so-ealled put the President's au- CONTINUOUS year, oa bias during sack final amanita. cease-Ma with the traitorous thority this way: It would include DAILY ii:.,. Chiang Kal-Iihrk " (Nationalist ."the securing and protection of Will Start Today CYstess 44414 (htheme by such related positions and teni. An exhibit of printing, select ad- Es1;t0.41 ht. 210; AtIvinthilaq Doe. 211 leader), ropeasted 'tortes of that (Formosan) area now vertising, and the 50 best books PLAYING Subsatipti as accepted only oa the Chinese people." NOW In friendly hands and the taking of the rontaiailar.of-tcheel year basis: Chou said the recently negotiat- year for typography and Of such other measures as he TONY CURTIS, GENE NELSON 1, fall axiartac, $I; in riot*, auartisr. 021 ed "Mutual Security Treaty" be- color design) is being exhibited in io *dal quartet, ft. tween Ole United States and For- judges to he required or appro- the San Jose Civic Auditorium GLORIA DeHAVEN tr.. of tii Glob. Pristine Co. mosa "hes further heightened this ptiate to assuring the defen f from 11, cm. to 9 p.m, today and 104 S. lit St.. Sac Jews, Calif. tension and is seriously threaten- Formosa and the Pescado tomorrow, according to Daniel C. "So This Is Paris" EDITOR--Barbara Richardson ing peace in the Far East." The resolution's wording was Lopez. ithaociate professor of. BUSINESS MGR. Paul Ward '11 is very obvious that the broad enough to enable Eisen- dintrial arts. DAY UNTOR--Eletty Illownot soiire of this tension is the Unit- hower to throw U.S. air sad sea San Jose State College students **The Pest end the Puttees" ed States and not China," the forces into the support of Que- will be acknitted upon showing NEWS E0110111--4oty Eagan Communist Premier said. rimy and Matsu should ft be de- their ABB cards. CAMPUS EDITOR $.b Ntalli "The tension will be eliminated cided that capture of those stra- The exhibit is sponsored by a SOCIETY EDITOR Carol Lae' a tegic islands by the Reds local paper company'. SPORTS EDITOR Jerry Gandy matter of course, if the Unit- would enable them to mount ( WIRE EDITOR Al lack ed States stops its intervention in an In- China's internal affairs and with- vasion of Formosa. PHOTO EDITOR-14w Hisslosts Robinson Returns UN 7411211 FINE ARTS EDITOR Corsi Ilislies draws all It. armed forces (rein High a/ministration officials, .NOW EXCHANGE EDITOR Sam Pisan. Taiwan and the Taiwan (Formo- who stipulated that they could not From School Toar PLAYING FEATURE EDITOR lofty Bosse. straights," aan) be quoted by name, gave report. Miss Doris K. Robinson. direc- ers an authoritative explanation tor of teacher placement, Is back "ALWAYS A -BRIDE" CONVINIINT ,21 tbe reasoning and strategy be- at her desk today, in the Place- FIRST SAN JOSE RUN OAST By il LitRIMAN SMITH hind Eisenhower's message. ment Office after a four-day trip WASHINGToN, Jan. 24 (UP)-- They said the President's aim to schools in San Joaquin and TIMI6SAIIINII "MELIA" President Eisenhower urgently was to stabilize the potentially ex- !Stanislaw; counties. asked Congress today for specific pioaive Far Eastern situation. The She saw several SJS education authority to use American armed administration believes prompt graduates, in addition to checking With Patrice Mussel DR. CHINNELL forces, and "to fight, if neires- and heavy backing by Congress of into the present employment pos- airy,- wherever they the .pitigissed resolution will have Ryes 11 Ireefe4 are needed sibilities offered to teaching can- to defend Formosa and the Pes- a cabning effect in the Far East. Weems Wade 6 Sett/kW didates in those counties. Danko cadores against threatened Red At the same time, however, the OPTOMETEIST OPTICIAN Chinese inviudon. President wants to he ready to Texas has 15 oil fields that pro- Asserting that the situation pos- meet any Red action which might duced more than 10.000.000 bar- "HAIR SARA" 254 S.S.corJ CV 5 2747 es "serious danger" to world endanger Formosa and the Pesca- rels each in 1953, and 184 fields issamb.r el SEAR-TEN -pew*, Eisenhower said the United dores. producing more than 1,000,000 bar- "THE GLASS WEDS" Stateaptiat.be ready to undertake The assessment in Washington rels yearly. Is that the Chinese Communists are probing at this time, and that they do not want a general war with the United States, Volk:4 Apiee-A S oppy service, gloppy shirt PREP COME sad DONUTS happy boy Mood, happy skirt. IAOlt TWO DRY CLEANERS and to WANDA WEEKS SHIRT LAUNDRY A new wimr *ink day! We aestrieve Weeder:ft* Service , Wilekhese Seed!. DIERKS. Om Step is -4410 wisps Spartans meet for the lkiesise Oat by 1100 best coffee and donuts in towel MOND mod SASS 'CARLOS ' 371 WEST SAN CARLOS . (Right behind Tbswis Try’s) Tuesday, Jan. 25, 1955 SPARTAN DAILY Dr. Bruntz Will Speak on U.N. Need Nay Ushers At Tonight's. Meeting of IRC D.L;44::,..4-11.,7.1ftreratte se "My Three Angels" Feh. 4. Students Should Apply,f, 1-1r . llr,..A. gr...... ain %taxa., pa vs Van.. uk- igivrn TO line UM- as part of a 5, 11 and 12. laterosSed girls of history and political science, training program for students at- are asked es report to SD-100 ..ill give a lecture on the United tending the today, tossorrow or Thursday, of Model United Nations For Fellowships Now- Nations at a meeting the In- trrnational Relations Club at 7:30 Conference at San Francisco in Students interested in apply- vanced study abroad are beau. o'clock tonight in Room 20. May. I ing for International Relations presented. The talk, the third lecture in a According to Jim Storrs. IFtC Students Help Fellowships, which lead to a gra- Recipients of the fellowships s on India and tiei,ries U.N., will president, San Jose Junior College i duate degree in political science. must be willing to serve for one last week voted to accept Ceylon Man Who Fell government or economics, should 'fitkr in the international relations as the country it will represent apply by Feb. 1, Dr. Laird D. Swa- branch of the government or in IT.C. Man Doubt' ful at the Model U.N. meeting. , gert, associate professor of po- some comparable field either home LOS ANGELES (UPI Dr. Karl "Since they wil represent Cey-' Through Glass litical science, said recently, or abroad. F. Meyer of the University of Cal- Ion, and their policy will be simi- Applications may. be obtained in Candidates must be under 30 ifornia Hooper Foundation, San Two alert SJS students prevent- lar to the Indian Policy, they will Room 30, Dr. Swagert said. years old, American citizens, and Francisco, said Friday he does not ed possible further injury to a San cooperate with the SJS delega- One candidate from SJS will have attained undergraduate de- believe the "cancer virus" has Jose resident Wednesday night af- been tions," said Starrs. Delegates from be named for possible fellowship gree prior to July, 1955. identified even though some can- ter he fell through a plate glass the junior college will be in st- award by the college Graduate eers to be associated window at the 10th Street Phar- appear with tendance at the Tuesday night Awards committee In February. virtues, meetings. may, 10th and Santa Clara streets. j Harry Varnecioe and George Offered by the California Con- Shaw Asks Study ?eager, SJS students, helped the gress of Parents and Teachers, man from the window after he the fellowships are being given to 0 Of Hospital Need fell thtrough the glass as a result encourage students to enter gov- of a fainting spell. ernment service. Dr. Edward P. Shaw, Jr.. a...Ito- Four fellowships of $1000 each date professor of economics and M Yeager, telling the story, said ee t in gs he steadied the jagged glass re- for graduate study at any accred- director of Industrial Relations at maining in the window to keep ited school in the United States SJS told the West Valley Hospi- A1411 Patine Relations commit- sties: Panel discussion, -The U.S. it from falling and inflicting fur- offering courses in government, tal District Board Wednes4ay tee: meet today at 3:30 p.m. in as We See It," tomorrow at 7:30 ther injury to the serni-conselouit political science or economics, and night that an economic s u r Student Union. p.m. in Student Union. man while Varnedoe lifted the one fellowship of $2000 for ad- should be taken to determine the Blue Key: Meet Thursday at P1 Omega PI: Meet today at victim from the window. need for a hospital. 3:30 p.m. in Student Union. 320 p.m. in Room 133. Varnedoe suffered a cut hand as He informed the board that U CSTA: Membership committee Pre-Medical Club: Dr. George a result of the action. Vet Aid Man consulting firm of which he isisn meet today at 11:30 a.m. in Stu- Ar, watEtt guest speaker, tomor, The victim escaped serious in- associate would he willing to ebn- dent Union. row at 7:30 -p.m. in S-227. jury. duct the survey. Dr. Shaw, a resi- CSTA: Public Relations commit- dent of the district, denied that Ski Club: Reservations for two Will Visit SJS tee meet Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. he was trying to sell anyone on ski trips will be made tonight in CSTA Sponsors John E. Kinney, representative Dessert Latter the project, but only recommend- Club' My 14'int.: E-118 at 7:30 o'clock. for the California Veterans Educa- Plan progressive. dinner at this Teaching Movie tion Assistance Program, will visit ed the survey he considered. spartaeamp Committee: Meet propos- afternoon's meeting, 3:30 o'clock A film entitled "Skippy and the the SJS campus Friday, Feb. 4, The board requested the in Room 17. tonight at 7 o'clock in Student als be written up for their study. Union. 3 R's" will be shown in the Little according to Glen E. Guttormsen, Hid 0 Raniaalna: All students director of the accounting office. Dr. Shaw felt that the board wits Spartan Democrats: Revision of Theater in the Education Depart- from the Hawaiian Islands are Kinney, making his second such definitely interested and would constitution -and UMT discussion ment today at 11:30 a.m. and welcome in Room 24 at 7 o'clock liptearance on behalf consider the matter at their next tomorrow at 2:30 p.m in Room 33. 12:30 p.m. of the pro- tonight. by the CSTA, tht gram, will answer questions and meeting. Spertaa Sptinerei Meet tonight Sponsored IA. Club: Deinonstration and adVbie. interested students about at 13 o'clock in YWCA. film tells the stOry or a chair en- meeting this morning at 11:30 o'- grade and the the program from 10 a.m, to noon SAB: Gather in Green Room of tering the first me- clock in Lk hicture room. r the in the sedotinting Office in the Ad- International student* onants_ Speech and Drama building today thod by which he is taught ministration building. PARKING at 2:30 p.m. "3 R's." The motion is produced Students who not under the Radio-TV Guild: Meet tomor- picture Late for by the National Edi1eat4dit:Asan. program are e to Come Class/ RELIABLE BOCACIIEEPING row at 3:30 p.m. in SD-118. and Affiliated State Education In and see 'Kinney, as well m SERVICE t'AA ()reheats: Dancing corn- Wo Park ft For Yon Assn. for the plfrpOse of instruct- those already beitetitting from the State end mences in Women's gym at 3:30 F derol Tax Soreke ing the ixtb In the Methods by plan, Guttormsen Reliable llookkeeping Service O'clock this afternoon. Yme-up and eke Service which school children are taught Typing for Stud ea ts, 6 a. Office 14 a ilin 9 IBC Model r.N.: Talk on COM- the fundamentals. The cheleicil industry is Complete Lubricatioe rnittees and councils of the U.N. thils SI SO. FOURTH CV 7-5462 nation's biggest tilt customer, us- 7:30 o'clock tonight In Room 20. Congr* ss To Hear ihg abxout 68 per 'cent of the 20,- Silva's Shell 000,000 tons' prodticed anntally. Fourth and San Fernando 61* Education Bill Smallest coetsumer people. Wh ACross from Student Union eat only 3 per cent of the output. A bill to pteserve GI educa- IDA'S tional benefits for men arid women 1027 So. 1st St. Who enter the services before Jan. TUXEDO .04. San Jesse 31 is scheduled for hearings in Congress this Week before the 50 million RENTAL , ii, a Hours', a.m. - 7:50 p.m. House Veterans corruniltee, ac- Thum 411 p.m. cording to a United Press dispatch. times a day Whits Dinner ius. Phone CY 2-9102 The committee members fore- quick approval Jscist sal fees # Rs'. CV 440M cast of the bill be- 's fore the deadline, the dispatch leclodes Shirt, , at 'home, at work fii OPEN SUNDAY BY said. i - Ti., Ceff Links, I' 1 APPOINTMENT Sads Higili School Group or on the -way -1 1 Completeldee's $7.50 Al% Fennel Wear 'fours Spartaville Wadding% school seniors Diane. 4/WAN About 80 high There's nothing like a from San Lorenzo and'Ilayward Children' Formals Timer* Parlios schools teMred the 'campus end Shoes also high OrOMII recently as guests M the recrea- ovvihibie tion majors, according to Clark - ...... -...... Gelhaus. chairman. \ Dean Stanley C. Bent -gave a brief introduction to the visitors, who are interested in recreation. Discussion groups in the Women's When Eaffng Out gym were held following the tour. Remember DSP's Pledge Five Delta Sigma Phi fraternity held formal pledging ceremonies Sun- There's Good Food at day morning at the chapter house_ I. PURE AND for five neophytes. WHOLESOME ..e 4 The pledges are Don O'Neal. Ninure's own Savors: Bob Rehrig, John Getty. John htun- EVER-fl.die day and Taw Bureaediors. 2. BRIGHT. Gene's Rendezvous SPARKLE... Actives and pledges celebrated a,_. _., the-pinning at a breakfast at The distinctive ass% Little Chef's In Willow Glen fol- S. REFRESHES MATURING -..F 1' lowing the ceremony. ---- SO QUICKLY... ABALONE STEAK $IAS A rattlesnake has, on the 'aver- wish as few adorns age, two (not one) rattles for each as 1.11 an airetsPle GROUND SOUND STEAK $1.25 year of its saii. *Mt SraPerhgt RARE ROAST BEEF $1.55 Youtillave PLUS REGULAR haw inclining Lobo Jois Soap de Jeer . . . Tossed Green Salad Choice et Dresses, . . . Not Rolls . . . Motor Taspoa, Not Deep Did, Pk . . .Milk Ars Shelf servic. Closed Monday Member of Sper-Tass &sibs wpm Aummert or TNt tOta-tOts coromo IT . FIFTH mod COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF SAN JOSE 151S SO. FIRST STREET CV 341121 SANTA CLARA -Core is oseisiond wed -werli. 0 HU Vii COCA-COLA COMPANY /
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4 %PASTAN DAILY 111stailar, Jan. Z, 11155 Camilleri Wins Pan-American SJS Boxing Squad Encounters Games Wrestling Competition Mustang Team Here Saturday Russ Cemilleri, 191 -pounder on the fresh wrestling team, captured first place in his division Saturday in the cm, style wresting try-outs . Sao Jame Statar's hoeing -Seem tsse roma tIga and has been pro- will take an two colleges In eight ve:Wog seer sloes. of Ow Reqisiaal Pan-Antorican Games under the auspices of the US days. The Spartan mittmen will Menendez riled good condition- Olympic Assn, at Treasure Island. entertain the Cal Poly Mustangs ing as an insporhist hictor in Joe CamiNerf, one of four members of the Spartan squad to enter in --Spartan Gym Saturday and Rodriguez win over Gil'Inaba, the the Northern Pacific AAU event, west the San Francisco State Ga- PCI 112-pound Mkt Rodriguez, defeated Bill Jacobs of the San tors at Redwood City next Tues- the best conditioned member of the Francisco YMCA and Dallas Ben- d,i , Spartan ring team, forced the ac- edict of Treasure Island on falls Spartans Face The Redwood City program is tion in the final round for a vic- and decisioned Tom Perry, an un- :ennual benefit performance tory over the tiring Inaba. the attached wrestler from Madison. lionaored by the Redwood City tough Washington State senior. Wis. Cal Poly Five flub The proceeds go Kiaisnis "Dave Fanner did well for this Dick Francis. SJS captain, was Having'set three school records lupincing a summer youth ear)y in thee semen." Menendez runnerup in his division after los- in the past week. the San Jose jeogram. according to Coach Ju- enhunented on the Spartan heavy- ing a close decision to Jim Con- State Spartan cagers Jackie Cal lie Menendez. weight's performance against Gor- nor of the San Francisco Olym- Poly Wednesday night end San Cirta h Menendez, commenting dy Gladsort national 165 lb. cham- pic Club. The 174-pounder scored Diego State Friday -hien in-a on Friday's victory over the pion. AJ MOWN falls over Al Malone of the Oak- pair of home games. St sidling-ton mat« ( ougars. said Gladson edged Fanner by one land YMCA. Don Scrimger of the he 14'd not surprlard to see that point to take the decision, "Dave Olympic Club. and Charles Piauga Wednesday's tilt with the hew- SI Julian defeat MSC's Eddie needd Just a few more bouts for of Treasure Island. tangs will be televised over Sta- 01.on. the Pacific Coast later- experience Pete Brady Leads tion KOVR. to build up his confi- Both men earned the right to i etieglate 12-5-ponnd champion. - dence," the Spartan mitt mentor Menendez pointed iant that Jo- enter the Pan-American Game In last Saturday's 75-65 victory explained. han was selected outstanding Spartababes Win trials at San Antonio, Texas, Feb. over the Loyola Lions, the Spar- Gladeon may be boxing in the Wiser of the IDOVIC4* teuraanseat Sparked by Pete Brady, the San 21-24.. tans established a new field goal 178-pound clam when the Spar- Ken Spagnola: another SJS percentage mark. hitting 27 out of Jose State Spartababes turned tans Invade Pullman for the re.. freshman, took third in the 160% 48 tries for a 563 average. This turn matches Feb. 17. The PCI back the Monterey Peninsula Col- class with three wins and two de- betters the old record of 54.8, WAA Dotngs and N('AA champ hail been fill- lege Lobos, 62-51, Friday night in feats. "Spew" pinned Bill Schmidt which last year's team set against ing in the heavyweight slot for Monterey. of San Francisco State. Gary Cari- Santa Clara. By 'JANINE LaTEInt Ron Kalidat, 1106-pounder. habi- of Treasure Island Brady collected 19 points for llon and R. Ba- tat currently Is scholastically In- ker of TI, before dropping a pair Carroll Williams 171 a d e 16 the Spartababes and hauled down ft seems that the boys art eligible but may be back In ac- of matches to Dr. Mien Northrup straight free throws in the Loyola the only ones who can win bas- tion la time for the return bouts. 19 rebounds. Eddie Diaz led the of the Olympic Club, third place game to top his old record of 14 ketball games for 5.18. Saturday, Metletakm is preparing Max Vo- SJS five in scoring with 25 points. winner in the National AAU lest consecutive charity tosses. the girls proved they are adept shall for both 185 and 175. Gerald Don Lowrey connected fra19 year, and Jay Holt of the San The Spartans tallied on 33 free ai the game also, by downing Mills Dahl, who was expected to box markers for the losers. Francisco Rowing Club, the Na- throws in the Fresno game Wed- 'ollege at 165, is academically ineligible. The Spartababes return to ac- tional AAU champion. nesday for the third new record. Thai Shooting Stars dumped the Also out for the 165-pound division tion tomorrow night when they Lynn Brooks, 1471i, failed to The record was 27 free throw Milk sophomores. 32-14. while the now is footballer Al Brown, play San Jose JC in Spartan Gym. place. points in a single game. SMM's defeated the Mills fresh. ma-n. 32-25 Following the games, in which uhroit 40 girls participated, lunch U54. 6Pflrefl Chinky Dutra and Elaine Nip- MORE LUCKY DROODIES ! MORE LAUGHS! ple.. co-chairmen for the WAA Banquet, Which will be held Mar. 3 Ivi%. posted the sign -tip sheet on tit.' WAA Bulletin Board in the Wornin’ gym for those wishing to WHAT'S THIS? Ureic on thr banquet. The committees available hiclude For solution see decoration, ticket s, publicity, paragraph below. to anspnrtation. program and in- 11..tions. fi ds tilkISS1 FOR =Al Rooms for girls, with kitchen 1111.1 Ming rown. 325 357 S. 9th ROM SOW IMAM on nsa. its ait CV 4-2902 Charles MeDaha Fawn NOV Marko I sturre ty - Furnished apts. Two or -three men one block front college. CV 3-6116, Ill Bari House. Two vacancies for. _ girls for spring quarter. lArge room for one or two men. ('V 2-27/46, CV 4-9202. . _ . FOR MALE I speedphessegrapk. Good awn. stet:! Must sell, Call Dee, CV THEras cutiaORINo FOR THEW Who? Students. What? 6-9927. Luckies. Coast U.. LOOT AND-POVPID coast, dormitory to dormitory, college smokers prefer Luckies to all other brands, according to the greatest up-to-datest college survey. Again, the last: Brown purse. Rocien J-8 Tuesday. Finder return to Journ- No. 1 reason for Luckies' wide lead: Luckies taste better. They taste better, edam Office. Reward. first of all, because Lucky Strike means fine tobacco. Then, that tobacco is WANTED MTh Ml MATS toasted to taste better. "It's Toasted" the famous Lucky Strike process .4ast or woman with knowledge 1*55 LIM til piano or accordion to introduce Mein V. Willa*a tones up Luckiee' mild, good-tasting tobacco to make it taste even better. music program to children. Car thaws* of Mamma So enjoy the better-tasting cigarette. . . Lucky Strike. But don't be like necessary No selling or soliciting. the man in the Droodle above, titled: Pickpocket Salary as to hours available. Inter- acquiring Luckies. 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