California State Library Sacramento 9, California Legislature To (onsider SJS Branch Knight Proposes Spartan San Jose State Co llege !Large Bond Issue Director of Finance John M. Pierce yesterday asied ti.!c S ec, Vol. 42 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1954 No. 53 Legislature to consider the creation of a new state college or a :branch campus of San Jose State rather than expand in its present ' downtown location, the United Press reported. KCBS Musical Director Plays At the same time Governor Goodwin J. Knight suggested a bon.1 Speaker tf: e SU, ,s11). V.:4 10 rms. th !t i - r iitiet,o00 bw espansien ot st.et. ,. leges, 0111 ersit les. prisons. 111, For Feature Social Attraction ca forre (Amtract ' tal hospitals and other taeilit, ,Paviiients hie 11.C1.)Mlnendt'd 11,1,mday 113), a sp, In Civic Auditorium Feb. 25 I . ire I committee Ray Hackett and his 12-piece to 1 a.m. The dance will be formal l'ull dem n 1)113ment on all or- The committee. oftemposeed el band were signed yesterday to play as it has been in the past. Cot- ganization contracts should be esrf.tith es In 1'11'11 ,if the at.,:.- for Winterrnist, Feb. 23, in the Ci- trell also noted that preparations made this week in the Graduate. institute ,,,, al groups szterbm vic Auditorium, according to Jim for the dance have already begun. Manager's office. Room it ac proposed an cspenditure of 4a it Cottrell, Social Affairs committee Last week, Cottrell announced eording to Jim Cottrell. business. 090.790 for ( alif0rnla.. 10 .1al. chairman. that Buddy King and his 12-piece . manager of lit Torre. colleg.... This Included S. I.741.:. Hackett is musical director of band would play for the Registra- 5,50 for building. and land fur KCBS in San Francisco and is tion Dance, Jan. 3. NJ... featured on the "Bill Weaver K .0. 101t1 it kason Natnes ill Ws IN wt.r. I’ll: Show" every afternoon. Cottrell that lie still foram-ft the report . said that he is rated "tops" in 365 Gals Sign the. legislature and will reromir..ai danceable music. 32 StuRleints that a major loortIon of the f.,,e- Hi. has played at the Coconut For Rushino- gram he financed from general 0 - Grove and Ambassador Hotel in r, ligation bonds Las Angeles, the Mark Hopkins A total of 365 girls signed up For Revelries Pierce's proposal came as a pe.-, for formal winter rushing during and Fairmont Hotels in San Fran- With the naming of 32 students "'le alt"rwth' to the r^r"hum casco, and Bay Meadows. the two-day sign-up Monday and commit,. ' yesterday to three chonises in the ttatinn l'i thc SI"."1 Hackett haft also appeared na- Tuesday, according to Earlene ameh asked hand,. to purchase is, 1955 Revelries show, "In All M:k c , Hominy over radio and telest. Johnson. Panhellenic rush chair- , parate SJS site acquisetionc, Won and at numerous conven- man. DR. PETER II. Pi D E G A R Pi, L Dreanls." Jim Kason swelled tht. for eight blocks and smith. nous. "We were surprised at the Ire- shown abuse, still speak at the :cast to a total of 45 niemtwrs :13 acres with .1 total .4 !AV- .. mendous response to the sign-up. December Graduation to be held Cottrell noted that he is still K amm also announced that the Dr. Horton ,I asche of th. t .1 trying to get a special group to Considering 120 girls pledged dur- nest ;Hondas a 3 p.m. in Mor- I liseaflon Departn0111 ..aid "pr,.. entire east will meet in Morris on.. I an sot.... I.... play during intermission for the ing fall quarter, there are more Os Dailey auditorium. lir. ode_ Stir,'.," Sr.' 1. Dailey auditorium Thursday at dance, girls going through rush than ever gard is a profesnor of political new campii, in. ludina Adam...1 . L3:30 p m . At this time, rehearsal The winter season will be the before in the history of the col- acienee at the Unisersies of Cal- and San Mateo counties. !schedules. which Is-gin next quar- theme for the Wintermist Ball in lege," Miss Johnson said. Iltornia. Ast’t’ Photo. The Salmi t a-11/ Sent mei ! N . o ,. . _ ' . the Civic Auditorium from 9 a.m. A girl will not be allowed to go --- - reported last %seek that a comic., I In the singing chorus are Sherry . through rushing unless she corn- - tee from tlie Salinas Chanthei i ! Towner. Joan Moss. Jane-e Munch, pletes her registration by turning Hawaiian Holiday ( 'ommerre and the Santa - 'Kay Martin, Ann Witten. Miki County ( !-1,, ,. in her fall grade transcriptsc to the nou__rn of,..dlpervls .r ol i Gayle LaBarbera, Bar- Students Will Try Associate Dean of Students of- Pageantry Ttinight :Murphy, spearheading a (hive to ha\ e . I bars Brown, Jeanette Vittier, Lou- fice, Room 114, Monday and 'flies-Keola state college. established in 1.0 Reamer, singing authentic! lar Hays, Jack Ray, Bernie Teter- For Yell Positions day of registration week, Jan. 3-4, Santa Cruz -Salinas arra Formal winter rushing will start Hawaiian chants, has been added! tiller. James McCann, Len Sum. Fourteen SJS students will try with sorority open house Saturday, to the cast for tonight's Hawaiian i De)! and Kent Williams Selected for the dancing chorus Bailey Resigns out -tomorrow night for four post- Jan. 8. A general meeting of all Club Christmas pageant at 7 pm. - rushees will are Roberta Klakowitz, Henna ('Ii- Mary Ellen Bailey. junior! )11S1 a. lions as assistant yell leader in be held in S-112 Fri- in Morris Dailey auditorium. micia, Joan Illimbatier, Roberta on the Student Court, nt.sicn...111. Newman Hall at 7:30 o'clock, ac- day, Jan, 7 . The show, sponsored by Hui-0- Boone, Shirlee Bucher, Jacquelyn post yesterdaN. because she mu,'.' cOrding to Shut* corn- Wood, Ilal Garcia, Ron Stokes, Les student -war-1i neat quarter Girl - Ito. Rally Kamaaina, campus Hawaiian club, mittee chairman, Meyers To Speak Buckner and Jim Benin() who have attended SJS for on. The men trying out will be Ter- Speaking to the Public Safety will bring Hawaiian students togs'- The third group, a night club year and have lw fWevn 69 and Ill ry Haycock, Jack Alberti, Jim Lecture class today will be Don- ther to portray the legend of the chorus, includes Marilyn Hops, units may apply for the position Wellington, Bill Frizelle, Herb Islands for the entertainment of Mary Jane Rockwell, Kathleen A two-thirds Vtdo of tin Slialet!. aid R.. Meyers, housing officer for 11y1tx-rt, Garry Graham. Dick Rus- SJS students and faculty. Lektig, Lynne Ilrunst, Gretchen Council will appoint the tempace sell, Ben Reichmuth, Dan Doug- the San Jose City Health Depart- Given, Trubee Siemering and Chris justice The term ends at th. ,, I present- Hob . las, Torn Bonetti, Ron Moesle, ment. Dr. Gertrude Cavins, a di- Several sketches will be of winter quarter Chuck Bolin, Ray Bitterman and rector of the lecture series, an- ed, featuring native dances and s Len Schannell, nouncid, picturesque scenes. Beverly Bred.' . .. Ito noted that any other stu- Meyers has worked with the will Portray Kalua, beautiful Mks Today C ot,er F. tist It est dents who wish to try out may Kellogg Foundation which studies daughter of a Hawaiian chieftain, leave a note for hint in the ASB home safety, topic for the lecture who is sacrificed to halt an erupt- trf office and be at the try-outs. today, log volcano. A Hawaiian Santa Claus will appear to distribute gifts, and Christ mas caniLs. Ha- waiian style, will contribute to Fall Lykeable Doll festivities. No admission will be charged ' and all are invited, according to Leonard Gerard. publicity chair- man. !Doll's Picture iLyke '11), In 1) on the left is Luc) Marie W.io on, itt RC Sausalito. Whos, ii0110, is the Lykeable Doll in the fall issue of Lake, campus feature maeazine on sale today. DR. PAUL L. DENGLEIll (11:(11, G. TILTON The identity of the popolar Miss was a closely guarded secret until Dr. I'aul I Dengle r, todio's Cecil G. Tilton. trains s larld1% publication time, but information guest lectun.r, will speak to the speaker, will talk on "Th.' f`resitiw, Daily "spies" dis- ferreted out by SJS student body on "Interpreting of the So lets in the Fat East." to- closed she is a bacteriology major, at 734) o'clock an the Cone. it 18 years old. She stands five feet the European Mind." today. night at Morris al.- five inches, weighs pounds and 10:30 a m. in Ilailey flail of the Music. ituiliting ditorium. her measurements are 36-24-38. Tilton feels that hi' can gr, Dr. Dengler has served as the about the grownir to. - The "gripe issue" of Lyke sports director of "Flying Seminars to 111101-11111flon a lavender cover and chides SJS Europe" in 1951, 1952 and 1953. mice of the Soviet Union due la shortcomings. Included in the 52 The educator has ber.n a visiting his experience of studs irg and pages are cartoons and features professor at the Universities of Co- working in the Orient on campus life. Price of the maga- lorado, Kansa s. Indiana, Iowa, Ibis information about the F zine is 25 cents Mary Schmidt South Dakota and Montana. East cotnes partly beeatise of his and George Dunn are co-editors. He has given nine series of lec- work in Japan during the first fRe The Lykeable Doll photo is by ture tours throughout the Unites* years of the American Occupation Johnny B. Arreota and was select- States under the auspices of the as well as with his friendship o tot ed from 12 pictt rem turned in by Institute of International Educa- many people familiar with the members of the photo staff. tiol. Orient. 1 - 11(1 %‘ L tell State Awards %Phi() FraternitA Initiates lAprig Beach St. 16 Pledges; Elects ()fficers Daily 14;mnon treas..tr- Spartan H3,1bert. coiresormd St ructure .4)1) I f,.1-1) n Tucker -A 2 SA'. JssE s -A -E oe r-SE .4-r..14re Tr:OP:711T) in , ary, John eollege Chap.: : M;,rty NI! fitaP 4111P 1- eld at the . e 114-6.41-ararni Date - - 1 es sots./ - - - .. 24 134 to Se. A banquet To:lowed the mitiati, rks awarded contracts totaling :01 41/ 11 3 1.1 -t ":4 .:; , 11.* -:. rinsoc. ceremonies at the Red Barn Int, - 1 5..1 : Vie Sr. C. .ip :. :. 11: construction of a l for Dean Robert S Martin was 1 S * , 1- ; ; . . : 5. -; F.r addition at building for the dinnei His talk -....aker _ n State College b adership. .: Cfp os: 4- :1 : F. 1 s 3 : 7. b 211 - as, Is of .S.I.S (,erinan Club .,-ntract., for general Benz was Ito- Swop:" a . ; 3 1. ' 1, 1 I.: 1444, : - . s_- air.-itt to .J F Bur- ;1:1 s $ . 3. $: s: .1 1. - S . - Sponsors Concert . re._ Long Beach - 1 44' : S. C. 4 H. " " - Th.- department also awarded Beet hot-en, tires are 1$4/' .4-01 contracts for construe- tii-10.1tio rt P.,-14..r will be featur- bin. Jim C't . ’ 177 - of dormitories ed during the concert sponsored by Rob Fuchip,.- ( If - School for the the SJS German Club tomorrow 7:. :’ Hashigucto ( '..111.;; Ed :--4.1 lar - The general 7.311 o'clock in the . % : Nelson. C' "1 , - - ., !light at Con- Urea -4 5 ract. $390.734. went to P f.1 -6 - L 9 3. s-:. 21 - Thompson. Jack T, ,. ceit Hall. ;- -. -; 5 1 P rer Redlands the program will Spc.eft E4Air C wtule a Webber Appearing on 141 i Eas -lhear r". : - : - - - itract for mechanical be S.IS students, faculty members : . ,1 ot - Es -1..r.... 0 0 4 1 r’ th,.. Vpha : , took of the Music. Department, and . ., freers ,! - est.* Caro ..114 Mat.- Chorus and Ladies Chorus or placer auer ' .hurk t F.A. P ..t ’ =1 1.-. - F.1. ?. Get-mania Societ) Bailey, the San Jose gim b 64e A ...d.- 0.'03 11- . . the concert an Fyne The 'iii. Following 7"ri bis T to Carol Ideart of entertainm-nt will be held , t.. Deadline Well Met . M -I23. The event is open Another it I mints Hospital - _ Fietet without charge ettles Plans SHOW SLATE Prison Rehab Prouram Talk 1.7 'o_ -e T.e.2. e 7-2Dt7 ,11 stud nt on a prows-am Doors Ope, 6-45 D ;i7 ,f County Jail . ,..--ted to attend a -TONITE- shield President meeting In E in 11 tomorrow at 9 30 a.m SHOCKING BEST-SELLER Pro,,ronf (,uest - The mei tiny will be held to dc-- ON THE SCREEN! -. e how mans st H -M's (1 in a project o: , .!,, M -G z.,peato r will be Georg, 41r41-.7,^ Cnff-e Irate 0 15 .-0,1hilitation director a. \\ .1 11.111’iffiII 1 1).11, ; rs I h all) EXECUTIVE r :. .'111 I it'41 I 11111111111011 I 111111.. 1411* **4.1%4 rtate.e stage the ,.. SUITE I he du eel ion of kL - will be an attempt 410 AD %%,,1 1: tI/ ("001dInate 5r,0us StUdIeS t Rao Siktrecx Fox WY ith rehabilitation of C. ; NOIR ftlION &ED ,1 Ji.il Prisoners. According to Do1 Eton hal,i . hS Ctom Fnirness Hypnris graduate student working on t. bora rD f l'rc-clit Via% ptozram the project will enabl - t p.,, ,'.4 S.TS -,,t4HientS 10 benefit through prac- -Also- expelience in their fields helping the rehabilitat o: M JOAN CRAWFORD . ,nt!, Jail prisoners. 1. 0-edit may be gner ,11.4:.:,-.10.4"ToRcH SONG , . . ; . . it p.uticipating students. Pb. e ; .e po,r, ! n it. r to /he added -Inasmuch as the (
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Ey JOHN COLTON known varieties of fish in he Gulf of Mex- at least 600 fishing boats 397 ,4 I IOVel ichn. from 71 1.: ROCKPORT, 'fix. (up Tip Texas ico. As a result, an entirelv new. fishing -The jot 110W... he ,aid. "is to it: b 1.:cancl. each Gott Coast may someday take its place :aid canning industry. may be nuilt along the months ot the years in which they can -And wt natted rinl abate hail .ns I along with West Coast. Nev England and this fish -conscious coast. Is` caught. where they can he caught in the in an ow place as a curnmerria 1 :Moan as a major tuna canning center. Francis .1. Captive'. a tisher specialist greatest numbers and what t' p. of gem Wallid, he said W. kept mit% urn_ didn't gist find a otmai spot and %toi: th: Marine scientists on a marathon fishing for the U.S. Fish and. Wildlife Serviee. be- is the best for commercial use " The yet:own:1 pal -oath, co: ;junket have turned up a big. sleek battler lieves the yellowfin is present in the gulf Captiva led four exploiatory (names in ef the West Coast ;Mil NtA% F.110/411(1 - the yellowlin tuna amongthe 212 :a commercial quantities sufficient to keep the guh this past summer and tircight in
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You/ SONINI 11/, a,/ 1.11,11011i i; tat Tiv Premdierit, t won Oil Company, Critais 011 Bldg., Los Assiples r. Caktoressa. .4110AR11N DAILY Wedree,day. Ise.- 8 1954 Where’s Santa? Pearl Harbor Veteran 1.V( In ; .,reparatIon for the joyous Something Noe% . . . Nt St. %Irk season 111 suburban shopping renter in 'llontreal. Remembers Fateful Day All decided to display a canada, t cen high. ac- Sant.. Claus- 33 feet 'Li NS A N ;ELES. Dec. 7 Frank Diagi. 38-year-old auto salesman, partn Press. The Spartacamp Fits cording to 1 nit's] recalled ti-xizey on the 13th anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack, n, w giant firire 14f101 constructed In . ( how he was tIu first American to fire a shot at the Japanese in World Pr California and had to be shipped Natur War If. there. In route, it became lost nc Army private on guard in front of the IlkiLant for 10 date. between San Fran - Dinar was an outside Honolulu on that fateful Dee. 7, 11141, date. 11+41 and 31ontreal. Field hangar's Ace Brooks of New York, when he Leaders buddy, Harold Student a "Hha hoppen to sandy Claus." Ile said he wa with Sornwthing new has come to San Jose State College-Sparta - toms the hoe .111.m. This is our way %witted approaehing planes. :! to Inn soul readers not to for- thought the planes were Navy aircraft, but then h., camp, training ground fcr SJS leaders, open to all students. Diagi said he !". 1: get your reisding glasses Friday. saw the lend plane drop some bomb sticks. I: k In th:o, it. second year of operation. plans have been made to the 1Why not! loth hitight miss "Those must be practice water bombs," Diagi said he told Brooks ,n,nt hold +he annual Camp Asilomat', Jan. 29 and 30. hristma features. Thai'., tohy meet at as they %%;:ech.,i1 th... falling bombs. S not '. 1101 reeman, student Spartacamp director, has issued a call for "About then the first bombs exploded on Its. tIcid and I sass . 9-1 shad. tits 9.. :71 op the red ball in,ignla on OSP f I/aa plone that was then overhead. I ant pro,: I. wactet rt gistration to- the excited and tin d at it." Ar "Ater all," be expliiibpd, . l'oht will te t,, ! 1 1.. phs- After firing, I)iagi said, he got worried. the t ..a, rne.1. sr ti.. had fired without pe:mission.'' FOOS'S II.'- Ii.''. In that an "Ifilorrrod Diagi said he and Brooks scampered for cover. "When I realized of 11 .thatent hod) it. better than an I hadn't been properly relieved of my post and that I had deserted. I fork .hafotormetl" lerro Ball, first ran back and stayed there until the next riff, when I was finally re- lion %parts. limp director: approcch.01 lieved." I)iagi said. room' toctnher Jiro tl.h. obr, and phy They never did say anything to me about that shot I fired." ftst .11, 'tem last sear with istry ,,leo of has Mg a leadership impo ratinitig 1111111 imilar to ea Pa... I..in operation at I I 1 and Edikated Pu jalists ilre Reeking sttolut ,,t. In and 1..hsteris 0 I Da Manly Occupation of Boxin .it i'romi this discussion and etkr.th: it ominno d efforts of By JOHN RAYNOR beat dey shtinnoughta go an% - deht, I. S11a: 114 .1!.j. der. Half da fun at da fights Sc to ,. Pt' purpose nt d.. Dodder night wen I'm studyin' hear dat well punchuated Engliteh I ..tel..st in chill ... fer a final in Englitch 408 ad- dat everboely .'specs and nailer- . s vanced ritorical pernunciationi I stans. Fa( happens to turn to da TV fer da entao the camp Dere: Now I feel better. Sorry fights. I gotta get back to die 'stub in' Art Veit happens! De announcer is but I hadda get dat off'n my ttcarin a, Dm da judges is col - mind, l'rPatii.- lit laisin. s And Iliadic Inch pear...hers, i's en da referee t .n m. I . I 111:N 1114 141 an' one o' da pugs is collIteh grads-rates. Woes dis eom- 14... and Ifs.. -4. Is ! ...slop Ion. l'ree in the Tower rnItten oIlS 1114 1 Ph.. nark in to? -.bop Ind ril o Ill. TM FOR TOMORROW YOU Will READ 114E NEXT SIXTY 01APTERS Da ref looks like a perge out Is the Largest Yet i,:s it,. $11,4140 f pro. 4411 1 141 Esquire.. Ile keeps callin' dese OF '(OUR TEXT AND 44 NOT LESS TIAAN The 18-ft. III m undo. I . to.. I similar OUTLINE THEM bums "gentlemen" an' addresses Christmas tree which Tau Delta Phi placed on the bal- .e.- It.. tie ss ill. 10..14101'01111 1110111 41.545'.2;9 woRps.." 'dem wid a strange accent. No wain pi, .01i4 nor dm' y don' do wot he says. cony near -the )op of the tower Instead o' sayin' "Youse guys is over the weekend is the largest , remitter wid da rules New tree put up et, according to Bob ,, a' da II York at-ta- letie commishun." and Flanagan, fraternity spokesman. 9417' Pill want yes bore should keep dim Members of the honorary scho- Spartan Men's Manners 01111 punches up," he gives lastic fraternity searched local dem some 01,111. pitch about "mannitory eight Christmas tree lots to find the largest try,. they could, he said. 9' ...snr 1(1 counts' and "no hittin' clinches ('himi 1111 press N()rwegianC()t an' no rabbit punchin'." Wot does indeist he tusk dim clinches is f. -r? Iii JOU% It '0111%1 Elt seems she had her F:ng11.411 A Fry. a I ?a Da poor pug front da Bronx 4' rant stamped '',l.':, r'' after fail- wormoi , I. , ! an' hall .1.1 fan's at da Garden I Inc of ing both spoech anti ft ritten test'. -1/0/a111 subjects, MI II .11n. din es en unnerstan lateky for I toreigo sItlat'n". 1 I, Pit .1 9. Ht, he clobbered da colliteh punk an' Ell( 'Margarita was sent to Arnerica .-L'ecorte knit t It,, ssti:tan saved da game f e pie he 11% her 'hare:its to learn the. lang- disgerse. nu. ho:.. 114 1.. ar. i ie anil customs of the country, .grom - Doris 1,1,0 potaicit . I Dey oughtta be a union to keep than tit.. Nrsgs%1 L’,I.111 ti How, .1 florin ig eilucation %pry common Ensit eit. (urine. tie's,' collitch people out'n da fight l,i Niargai ita Ittals r, vi, ha Ian% in Norway. She w-as sponsored in Bcsg.ets Corsages ...-nissloc. old dim IC.. racket. Let dem go on da pan - -;,1-; student. "In Sait .1o.i the America by as branch of Theadore an' quiz shows, but leave us ke, lOeh tellows take you to the (hair alter ltooseveir: family. Clat da fights lit' da peasants. It's is &Aril/4 end Santa t .1 date and say so ithins rompit- Margarita has already started fer dem perfe.s.sers to watch Rower NO -,. hits that the% don f mean You her trip borne to Norway- She will' it I sit -Protects' dey wants to put CY 2-0462 t:rade, ..,(11.1111 it 'iii-. out Of sail tram New York harbor Dec. down dere text- Shop books an' live p.m , II just in time for a Norwegian danjerus for awhile, '4ociul Functions Stw "In 'Soma) the ..... st popular Christmas. if the vp. of transportation is the Back in Norway, Margarita will onep. ,fl, 1 P.. P. it-Ida- rekk I st reetrar bo'..s do complete her nurses' training, "but 'prole, I is thh 12 no ,r not take I . I hope to come back to America I. t 1.'t pot )on on the Irekk And 1411INP day.- she added. 1\ prole. led date ni..111 no goodhs r." HON 1.% rt., the Wend ng pedal r sat *Alf ion ilia% to ti. 1)11 Irk of ...tortes% ssa% c ithini’d St She, ,N111.14 I .1% 1 111,1410 11 41 tht Illargarita. "There just aren't 1,00,4 I 1..n s,1111"1,1 in rniii. 11.it Shortage of Dailies IN GOOD FOOD inntio cars over there," she 001/111. ...sis Stir V.I141111 514441140441- 11114 II.. Nfli414111, 1141, .11, III 1 I 00000 t and has,' mot e Aon't Get Better f 4111/.4,11,11. ities th hii at the . ' .1 9.. Ilit , .1 feeling tit she attended .11 N s . I p. ; ,.. the rush foi Steak ...liege I .. , Sandwich .it atom f,.. . . 55` ,1 1111111 s day" I onti.41 . With F-ench Fries and Salad signals! hi ow junint I i,, .1 1>elinire. I . '1.'1 II., . I II .11111 tii,i, I Nil/ Commerei : the Sp., . s '.1 I, ocsiont ,1.- I iek . :t.stigh XI .'Ii..1 Soci ilk the I.e. . has tw.come a sell, 'I 1', "I, AI. more liki the Inch ,s 1101 111(11!. 10 11, SOI Home Made Chili 25` IA It 1..11, II year The reason is Om; NorwriN said With Crackers .. 14 Pun. ion II. ''It 1119 f1N1'r 'she addeil tets have beim made and 10,1,0,11N %% In the .diostivil diming shall pi. 1.,. late to chang. Dulls It. 'tool. in I il. .I 1111 to atid bat Names Alum Rock t...te I . 11rrattit fail quartet. 1% Ii. n asked what het us , : than in %%inlet ...1 1 expiession was she quite tooth - spill , t. rs If wae could pub- Cinnamon 1101% Toast . 10` 1. plied .T.,1,.1,1 stilts it .7.(witi paper,. use %berg Arita 5.1%e os .1 sheepish to change circul.d.oti NEED %mile when she related her I it,a 1. the tollowing (matte! This tttttt roues incident at `5.15. It invokes a great number of dilli- 5c FORMAL culties," said 1,elininC. Coffee "A chant:eels er this %('air woes Id . WEAR? he impossible because we would With Luncheon arid Sandwickes CLARK either ha l... to raise our ad%-ertis RENT IT! BROS. mg rates or have more money ap- propriated Its the stud, rd council. "SPECIAL" prices effective r,-, has,' already itil December 17 PRINTING . . 5 TOP TUNES 25c . . . Arn & Bob CRICINAL SNIDER'S DO-NUTS Seociol DISCOUNT on oolort of 5 The Tuxedo Shop CY 5-2502 doors or moo. to all dabs, selsooli SUNNYLAND FOUNTAIN 914 so. tI churches. lodge% parties hhte. 416 W. San Carlos ORDER IN ADVANCE SEVENTH and SAN CARLOS ..! Thu., S.` A ....Aden A . CY 64.; New Science Building Plans Lists Features Wednesday, Dec. 8. 1934 SI'.4RTs DADA S Near Being Approved By State SJSC Christian Group Will Conduct All but a few minor plans have "Since the science building has Seventh Annual Holidays Tour Sundas approved by the state de- been the slowest en structure in get- San Jose State College Chris- will be deeotated hal the ('hr.' oartrnent of Public Works on the ! ting started. we are particularly than Assn. will hold Its seventh miss season and will he op. ti S2.109.615 Science building, eager for construction to begin." 'annual Yuletide Tout- Sunday from ine the afternoon and t ai h i - Carl Duncan. head of the Duncan said. Dr. "However. it will 2 to 8 p.m., according to Miss rung. Tickets Natural Science division, an- be quite some time before actual Doris K. Robinson, president of eral plata.% on ...amino after a recent trip to 'construction starts, Flounced because hid- the organization's board of dlrec- purchased on the da:% ti a , ding for :,arramento. construction has not tors. at ant itni ni tit. helm .eeosanacs to Dr. Duncan, the , started. We will be lucky it a ProiN'eds from the sale of Tick- 4: -actura will be a highly superior completed in two years." that all features emphasize ets will go toward support of the Netcmau if ill lhohl one in Dr. Duncan was accompanied of laboratories and field program of the S tudent YM the type on his trip to Sacramento by Dean that have given the &part_ YWCA. Celtibrati()st .tlass v.ork C. Grant Burton and Dr. Benjamin national reputation. This Six horn m the San Jose area nvrt its Naylor of the Chemistry depart- Mass will be held at 4 30 field oaphasis on lab and work merle this of ternoon in Newman 1' so sitccessful that San has proved ! Dr. Dunron wished to emu- eelehrating the Feast 01 Th.- I, graduates have been given je mend the science tomtit) on R00111 rn Arl I lat.. Conception ave..: employment. preferred their efforts in working toward Pete Lira ieligious apecll ot housing is at ailable Among the fratar" In the new building and to speelal- night. at It tacks-k the ails, will be special work ler %tinter quarter, Mrs. lietta t he building ly praise Dr. NaNior on hi% eo- Ni vonan Chrtstma part:% rooms for each Pritchard, housing supert isor. rooms. collection ordinatIng of the planning hrlit after a short business me, i ef- said testerdat of the several fields including a forts. ing, Lira said. museum. vertebrate collec- students mat reek An additional amount coming . arrant.; e. tor Featured at the part a ill he Insect collection lion room. to half a million is requested by : housing in coops for girls, apart- tableau. mt !sit% rid i shinctit s for DR. I room. herbandm plants, a the college to take care of quip- ARI. D. !WM AN ments and hoarding houses in nd decoi..t mg the Christmas %bop, and special chem- the Mousing phs'siC ment not included in the original office', Room 114. The it-die:own of the Slicale iatry and physics tab. Another request. This new slim is not ex. - Boom. which was i eeentl) I. addition bi the In important pected to delay the building of the i-i bit tis Newman Chili mend facilities for the SCi- crease in structure, hut will be used to add will hulilight thi, 6 111111! of prospective Lal'orre Editors enee education moveable equipment to the list. \*4(1 114.11) for A inter teachers. A s ra, of display cases in hall- Ans students with know ledye Truds la WANTED of Cusfon-ers with discrien;neCnq r. -r ,milar to the cases in the business. art or writing who Torre. on their Cheistrnes 1;0 A.. q.i., all ',adding will be included to Merchandisers have had experience on high school Courses nd gilt% 1 senrible pr.ces tho instructional program. or janior college yearbooks are offered winter quart. Initiate 42 needed on the La Torre stall. ac- in this field are Journalism 6;1 INDIANA ANTIQUES 395 s FOURTH STREIT Faculty Members At recent formal initiation cere- cording to Barbara Gough and ABC. 110-ABC and 111 -ABC monies, 42 new members were Attend Convention admitted into Eta Mu Pi, honor- ary selend members of the SJS merchandising fraternits. at Mariani's Restaurant. faculty participated in the annual Bob Whitburis SJS RAW', ELW911 convention of the American Voca- graduate and one-time president of the or- tional Association which ended ganization, yesterday in San Francisco. spoke to the group on "Jop Preparation." Those who apeared on pro- Whitburn is a purchasing trainee grams at section meetings were for Continental Can Company. Dr. Milburn Wright, acting chair- Faculty advisers for the croup. man of the Business Department: Dr. Milburn Wris.the Dr. George Muencla associate pro- acting chair- man of the Business fessor of psychology: Miss Kath- Department: erine Young and Miss Maie Ny- Dr. Theodore Sieloff and Jack Holland, associate professors of rren of the Home Economies De- business, W. V. it t partment; Dr. Heber Sotzin, chair- t'' SIX? ceremonies. man of the Applied Arts Depart- ment: Daniel Lopez. assistant mo- lts:or of industrial arts: Wayne Champion, assistant professor of kttend industrial nrts and Miss Bethel Fry. assistant professor of educa- Sonoma Conelme t Jan Dr. Arden K. Rudded assi-t elt professor of education. ana NI., Ruth R. Walkington. assoeiat. End Near: Crade professor of education, recentls , attended the California School Envelopes Appear Supervisors Assn., Bay Section, meeting at Sonoma Mission Inn. students who wish their final according to Dr. grades mailed to them should ad- The purpose of the meeting was dress out- the envelopes provided to examine the new horizons in side the Registrar's office. supervision. Dr. Ruddell said. , No stamp is required and the Mrs. Walkington was chairman i grades will be mailed out at for the section meeting on teacher p.m.. Thursday, Dec. 23. ed neat ion. Students may pick up grades. if they don't want them mailed. Friday morning, Dec. 24, before Edwards To Speak 12 noon. To Tau Delta Phi's Prices of Awards Dr. J. Gordon Edwards will Lanvon speak on mountain climbing to To Cheek members of Tau Delta Phi in the , Mn..; c. Lanyon was appointed Tower at 7:30 o'clock tonight, ac- la Chairman Juanie Green to cording to Dale Kohy, fraternit.t (count tem, six) ,.!’ into the current prices of lecture committee chairman. YES, 6 -!.se is for the Athletic Denma- Dr. Edwards. assistant professor n), ni at a meeting of the Awards of entomology, works during the committee Monday afternoon in slimmer as a forest ranger-natu- months to pay at Roos; Room 106. ralist in Glacier National Park Dr. Edward W. Clements and He will illustrate his talk with Judy Raubenheimer reported that color slides he has taken. Kola. I'lay will present a committee poi- said. ! for approval to the group You've got to hand it to Roos for coming at Iirst meeting at the next.quar- up with this fine p1:11 for helpinr budget .Tan. 24. Chaff ev Reunion cramped students to dress well. There's pay, Former students of Chaff es no down payment, six full monthr to ROBERT LAWS Junior College are requested to and only 1% service ch 1.7(! on your balance. meet with Miss Pearl E. Clark. of the college. / )4010.1I.(.1,41/ assistant director 6 month plan takes the chock out who will he on otimpits tomorrow P.S. The 288-90 Park Ave. CV 5 9215 Miss (lark is slated to be in Room of Christmas shoings Free Parking in Rear 108 front 9 a m lb h the after- noon.
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1111 &maw 6 s.11' ART 1N DAILY V".inesclaY. 1)".. 8. 1954 JC Free Throws Spartans Defeat Gators Top Sparta babes Jerry Vroorn-s tieshman cagers. In 73-67- Thriller- at S. F. suffered their first setback of the {Santa Rosa Judo s-ason at the hands of the San I . , . Jose Junior Colege Jaguars 75-87 IStInad' To Invade . I. oru-ard ()utscores NVilliarns last night on Ow winners' floor .1 , Spartababe Guard Ed Diaz tal-i San Jose Friday (.1)11111. Re reti/S .1 lied 17 points to lead the State distributed SJS judoists will meet Santa Ro- On Ill 25-21 1)tiel 9 1 or Hits lb which v.-as among ten scorers. Pete Grady , sa Junior College at 8 p.m. Friday N111-i After a close first half, the cagers dominated most of the C) et, lioxer Spartan with 14. Harry (robin with 11, I in the Spartan gym judo room. The t'', / , i ploy in the second half last night to defeat the San Francisco State Gary 1 two teams clashed last Friday at Gurly with nine. Rob Krail bffi elfin I nail CeS College Gators 73-67 at San Francisco. with five, 1A-on Mason with three, 'Santa Rosa, with the Spartans i ii af Coach Walt McPherson's Spartans were never headed but were and Clayton 1,essi,,, Don Rye, Al , taking the meet, their first of the p.rsued closely by the Far Western Conference quintet throughout LaPlante awl Art Pasquaneili v,ith I season. ifs, 5,15 The Spartans defeated the Bear- ,., *the i ii si half Th. Gators ta.d op tsvo apii ce eitropletert t.si I cubs, 9-1, and tied them in five ' ',,,".i I,,-""oi, "1,1 .'''' '',' .,:ei, 1,, ri,,,t the need and inter- . t i". score four times during the 1 scoring. lose muottes of the first half !matches. Sparking the State tram ., It. - ^ 1, iit*, 1,-:ir:: r ..,a,'h , ,ii hosing It eoinpi Ise one of ; final 11.0 ' Jaguar Center .',1Ian Olk was the The were Win Dahl, second dew-. tweause : Golden Raiders 1ed 40-38 at game's high poi:it man with 19 lin 'Iellerld. ' "1""" 'Pe'-''' !. ti., i., ,t loft annual plans black belt holder: Ro Wailer, s, . _ , ' thi intermission points. resit Otte. r . tellos%. .i ' .. .t ti:irriles pli ne war y stages, app.': ...;:m jn, . snit,. viilkii a tii, in rind degre,e brown belt; Jack Mar- .., 1,. . , -.1-,,,, ..f -,1, ., roll .. The Golden Raider and Jaycee it I sti It, th, t inst Mt) ano to, third de,:ree brown belt: and seeoild "Mt 01 ca,ers were dieidlocked ' ' It-Sri r Ir. rKtit..,- h. tr r. ' John Perata, third degree brown ,,f both haekl,,,rods Witli nine with two minutes remaining the fir wt., .. HI lakes rare of in lir It. Athl ""t" '"i'l I.) '"'"':'1` '''n"all'm contest when capitalized I a t l I ..t stottenl and dralas SJJC oii _ iheat in ihi. piit,....1 lii, SJS i,e.;, ,. en- ht,,,tes; pro-'per Is to the three fouls for seven points it re 0 , l" -,,-. ’ I. Ado their high - take the lead. 0 CC "H. u 1114.6.111. Ir SJS led the victors with a 38 V, Vie Periect qijt To kV, h ' count at halftime, bin had liedu ' ';',:'). '::.0 tense difficulties with the la:.2. ,, trato 1 , . , fast break offense in the second lop him e as fr o,- half. Pendleton Shirts ke th .s. 1"111' Rye suffered an injury to his . ,ao% Vir:a.n Wool is in right wrist from a fall. The extent 1 $11.95 to $13.95 The of the injury was not known at ! Pebble Beach Sweaters it of press time. Rye suffered a tractuip . IrrFo'ed Austre:ian Wool , dun. We can save r -in the same wrist early ill th. $11.95 , asori. White Stag Jackets of Mr loop Wer Repdlent. Washable matcl you money on.. $10.95 IttrisiNs. MEIKTINti the s. A small deposit w;11 hold any A meeting of all cand:- article until Christmas. Oates tor the Varsity and Fresh - FAST NATIONAL CHARGE STATE boxing teams has been call.,1 I Monday. at 7 p.m. in Ro, 4/4 ))(artine/ Ii.' lea MEN 5 WEAR - TI Boxing Coach Julie Mi 88 So. Second San Jose JACKETS ,!.le to in all size:; hlet ii ii ii't The l'resn Get it laiis ’t pot at the ... ponen the r. I II i! I I \ the Ii. mentr other Goal it Carroll Williams led '. comp, , svorrin scorers with 21 pou SPARTAN SHOP four less than 1.'oete %% hr. high scoring, honors for the es For Your ON -CAMPUS Bookstore .UIJ fled 100 by Associated Students of San Jose State College tiller San It,,.. point proclie, NNiu 16.01'W:11,1 Tor 114mm,, v.:. 111,1 Iljelm with
11,11,,,P,M.,11.-.11,1 - - 11.-1-41/ " - 11,,,,,,,IP wird John Ei ci g with eit iit ,I iii Bob flondanza with sesen. f-.,i ward Tin, crane with rise. and What aPe you tt'd RaN Goodwin w Oh four 1.50 Colder days mean slippery 8-Shoe Hydraulic Frenchman Prep pavements and sometimes you kaiting (or . For Title \latch have to depend upon your FOR THIS LOW PRICE WE brakes to save lives. We make Remove Front Wheels I- I: 1St ii brakes 100% safe. Let us be Blow Ovf Dirt I . I aii ,it Inspect Lining and Drums I official stAion I'11111-1tI it II pa Ft ners yi - your brake Inspect Hydraulic Lines ,erdtt iti 1, e ition tor his 1,, , Check Master Cylinder Adjust Service Brakes I , title m,i,uti a 1:11Ist d if I , TOD CHICK Adjust Pedal Clearance
Cart (Bobo) Adjust Wheel Bearings Pressure Test System I.:Anglin,' spat: mg and six Tilde, Give Real Road Test ol roadwork ottiruill,!. i!aining tor the tight GIVII t1.0 mond. each with . WO U s . inarlor. and Fwd.; YOU AN Greer and BR* L EInG SVEN MIAMI Sh also Itt.....,art his . 1,1.1y. Ile boxed two c)eiutice iii with his regular ;Noire, - 140 SO. FIRST ST. II dsp. p I! tins W II
Who cores about that woman in my future . all I wont to know is where am I going to get 39c so that I SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE can buy a delicious Mr. Big Sandwich. .a five -by -five steak on a toasted bun at A vie 6r4t r :.srtm.r. [Esl FIRST and GOODYEAR FOURTH end JULIAN Closed Closed WEST SANTA CLARA end DUMAS LOW PRICES' Fr Sundays rfr/gyVeze/ Sundays ol - Boxers Fight for Team Marion Is Joyful , Spots in All-College Go nesday, Dec. 8, 1951 SPARTAN DAILY 7 With Chisox The s. . enth annual All College Boxing Toin n,,e.. ,,i not held last NEW Deal Yt IRK. 1 /ec. 7 I 'I' i Marion, ii h, as as a coach tm ).*’,1. "111 to. staged Sattirdas night Jan 15 in Spartan Gant Coach Manager Malts Marion of the f_'hi- the White sox last season under Julie Menendez antuitinced. cago White Sox. joyful at obtain- Manager Paul Richards. e plain- The All College boats are conduct, d .imem the 111did:114'S for ing six new players in two deals ed that %linos() atas regarded (;alley as the Gol(bat Raider boxing tt ain on the same day, said toda s he the (ohs "long hall" hitting ide CHESTERTON By GIL thinks the Sox will be a fm nnant threat ton the squad last season. The program %%as not held last s ar lawatis Coach 'lei ,dez u as , 'intender now bet-an,o (1.1, hay,. Ille said that a team of "high as- not it familial as ti Ins team inenil. .s MI im.! peo - , , , , ,i. 'ii.' iii W slugging power e I.:alp.- hut singles-hitting play - late Ihte Portal as Spa I tan coach ata Ro- ondemns "Minnie %linos couldn't do it ers did uell at h in big Co- Friday The ii inners of the bouts still he considered No. 1 n,.,, oh thy Invite all," explained %Larkin. 'Aloe had 1111Ske). Park. hut lost some kea in. The CAA var ill% team until the a are dcleated I I it, the hal- '('AA's desperation attempt to Mises tttttt more hitting pus - gallle, in smaller parks for %sant iday at lenge:* matchea. (The boxers haat. the right to challenge the Xo. bring San Jose State into its of a couple of h run betters. partans man and should he heat the lop boxer he assumes the trading spec jter losing two colleges Mon- Ma , brand -ma% manager of Fain. txso-time American Lea- of the COMil Menendez exm ets the .. will never materialize. the he t hird-plare soa. %%as %applied gue batting champion in 1951 as ith tollou mg l" m tIi "le ventures to predict. with these nes% plaaers. sestet-- 344 , one-night affair. 119 p011Ikis Bobbie H a n and Mass ;\ ttsumoinja: e Bear. 11..y and 1952 with .327. is gen- if Sparta favored such day as Frank Lane. the Sits' 125 pounds Al Julian. Kim liana a and Dale Christiansen r 132 pounds: infive Even regarded as a singh-s hit- nuns.. which would place it in energetic general manager. ter. However. Jaw' Rthirkillei. Frank (-amok and Va. Harris not taigibk. I? team in 65 games last lot eollegiale little league- competition, a:4S suiting tun major straight-plas- season, while hitting .302 to D ro... boxing b ecaseu has used degret' tip his cligliality. 139 pounds Al White unable to take action until er deals within the spa( 'it po's .281 in see- 107 games. he also and Jim Knickabocker; 147 tammis. Harty Barlow and Fl 4.11.4$ M%11111% schedule committments eight hours al the major league hit five homers to Dropo's four k Mar- 165 pounds Tom Stern. [MIMS laS 111111 Mersin 1'78 potin ls’ ir the next tun years are nieetings here: and drove in 51 runs to Dropo's max t; and Pi ,te Marino% ieli and R41,. l., rim'. litta%s % lit'. 'It-arid. First baseman %Vali Baseball brown Drape). (nit- Men g'lleral4 regard Fouvi .01,1 flat NVessnrin At Director Bill Hubbard fielder Bob Ni' 'man, and Pitch, .1 h owexe.r as potentiall ihcated yesterday that he had Ted Gray obtained from the De- -tilaigio. dower t received any invitation from trod Tigers in exchange for First Neiman. mils ?7, hatted culla .eCCAA. Baseman Ferris Fain, Infielder :Lai? in 91 14: ts hut hit eight To maintain a major sports Jack Phillips. and Pitcher 1. e o burners anal 111So is regarded as Just Opened ... hedule at San Jose State admin. Cristante. II pretts fair h hitter. trators might be forced to seised- Catcher Clint Courtney. Infield- Courtnes. man in the deal ,. as many as 14 football games . er Jim Brideweser, and Pitcher with the ()holes. had bi en sought DON DRYSDALES k they did in 1937 when State Bob Chakales obtained from the hy several clubs. A left-handed a, in the CCAA. Baltimore Orioles in exchange for hitter. he hatted .270 and Marion STORE FOR MEN The Spartans finally dropped !Pitchers Don Johnson and Don said he would be thrown into com- it of the loop in 1950 after dam- Ferran -se. Catcher Malt Batts and petition with Sherman Lollat lot hating the CCAA for 18 years utility Infielder Fred Marsh. the first-string catching job. Featuring these s.ls has outgrown the ranks -Drhpo and Nieman will give filltleWeSf I’ batted 263 as an of the E'CAA and a return to the os addi ional right-handed power utility man. Chakales had famous names: 10.11 uould comparable to at first ;ma in ..utfield. a 7, k% on -lost lee. :Ind Gras matching San Jose State against prediet,A had :' 12 \ MI 1,1.1 1 ARROW the San Francisco Forty-Siners. This fact is illustrated t) ROUGH RIDER ;olden Raider 28-0 lacing hande INTERWOVEN hand-.'PCC Strews (h-er Ti 'resno State, who rolled over COOPER is CCAA opposition and Cap1111,..! he league diadem. (,ltange, Tritining Ban CASUALIARE The CCAA has been reduced 0, TROTOFCALIFORNIA PASAItENA. 1 7 1 11 Miee members and needs hi,lp SWANK A San Jose State would be un- The Pacific Coast conferenti has 111:1, cr. was denied fin t I:: HICKOK to lend that aid until previous spent several hour s studying pOS- for hating mmpeted < Thletic engagements have been sible changes in its television pol- ta Ana. .11 icy but has reached no definite Calif.. in (math:di as \\ Don Drysdale The 4ialley would endorse conclusion as et. according to as on a church baslo Brill team Tresno state. Cal Pols at San Prof. H. P. Everest, official spokes- Gars Met:wen, Idaho. lost a % t:al Hi Fellows . . . come out and see my new store I st rsed y C Luis Obispo and San Diego State man for the PCC of eligibility for competing in an for years in Woods Mens Store, Remember? I know what you new as po siblt Oilthotigh as op- Pcssible changes in I elle% Won AM' baskil hall tournanient at tei like and have stocked my store accord;ngly. You'll see ponents but shudders to imagine 1101 I.. t plans 10 personalized service . . Ar d ca mteren, se.,son , nded and snappy merchandise . . . get the r sults were they to meet al1011Sh spring training in toot - Mike Monroe. M it Iiingt on have no parking problems. 'Open 'til 9 'til Christmas. the likes of Chico State, Sacra- ball uere indicated as the ma- halfback iii.,' phis cal less than ment() State, Ilumbolt State and jor items on the agenda (11 t he one 1 hi tato seasons due to other small colleges in athletic conference's %sinter meeting DON DRYSDALE Men’s Wear (pcning game injuries. is as competition. here. GLEN C Y 2 0' I granted another sear ot 1360 LINCOLN, WILLOW Prot. Eserest said all ol \ ester- its. Former Sparta n day as as spent consideomg ie,ssibl, ' . television policy changes. m s Navy Title The only action taken by the Don Gale, member of the 1953 affiliate directors and faculty rep- Spartan racquet squad. won the lresentalises was to combine the U. S. Battleship Cruiser Force Ar- radio and ti I vision committer% in- lantic Fleet tennis tournament to one committee made up 01 lout singles championship recent b and at directors and one (actil:. Cope & Mc Phetres was named "outstanding player." representative. their naim.s to to The victory earned the Los Ban- announced !Hi el% !ecreation student the right to ’rni conference voted to hold - ’ i): -sent his ship. the "U. S. Neu- its annual track meet tit Port- can c hop 1i01 s:ews." in the Atlantic Fleet land, Ore., silt I, the I nhersits Ti,. championship.. to be held of Oregon as hest. Ilas '17 ?a. in port. R. I. 1955. The annual Pf 'fen track meet tentatia its %las set Come in and look over for TIleS41:1 10111PO ifIlf the NI .%A our new enlarged dept. traek meet in 1.0. . 14;..! .... 'Ube BROILED set. The infer- OVER date has not been OAK WOOD COIlfereswe un e as ill he at tail h the I iii- Burgers Berkeley, Calif.. aer its lii Califurnia as the host We 9eatuPe BPef whoal. Ham , Two total:mill L!iiiiies slated to la played during daylight 1i...,. ic joots by Dogs the Megon-Washini:l Italian Sausage net. 1. at Portland and tornia-Omgon gaine ()et. 1 . Shakes Hot Apple Pie Port hind. were rescheduled ilettize-ettichle ftwe Sauce night games. Hours -9 a.m. to 9 p.m. The c aderenee considert'l I - ries ail iwtitions las athlete.- giant' al :tdditional leattlid , pito Colo-Aolomite vgrtirikr..a" Among these, Charles Butt California shot put champion. is a furl her compel II ion Clothing by twarix on g Is he had i latted for 11* II,.' joinier sarsits against junior 402 so. RECOND STREET colleges. White ctirf-- cialont cpoPtclater Corona Underwood Royal Remington TYPEWRITERS Skis by For Rent Special Rental Rates for Students nePtifidhd-- *ad-- frikion Llaael Standard nd Poriablo labicSm s For Sala Eat. 1900 Rentals and Repair A complete line of accessories SAN JOSE TYPEWRITER CO. 66 W. SAN ANTONIO CYprins 5-2939 Free Parking Nest Door 24 S. 2nd St. CY 3-6383 I RP ARTA N DA IL V Wednesday. Dec R 1954 Joe Breaks With Whitehouse Says Ike Fails in Fight 0 U.S. and Allies ith Covernment Reds! _ Ot the unre Ask U .N. Hell) .r//sr,' ri(iTC.)(4. Dec. 7 (UP) -- Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy, in a i UNITED NATIONS. N. Y., Dec. di-' .t. .iation, necused President Eisenhower today of failure Japanese Change Won't Alter U.S. Relations I; , UP, --The United States and today'l to wage ' A vigorous, forceful fight against Communists in govern- WASIIINGTON. Dec. 7 I UP) Diplomatic sources said iits Korean War allies today pub- it,. tall of Premier Shigeo, loshida's government should not cause any I ment." ' lished a resolution requesting Uni- The White House promptly reacted in what appeared to be el drastic ehange in Japanese-American relations. 1ted Nations Secretary-General Dag final break between the Wisconsin Republican and his party's admin. Reuther Asks Ike's Action to "seek the re- 1 .t; ii!,,r, It 1,1.1i -d Stail,i, , ,,!; ij I I.Hammarskjold LOS ANGELES. Dee. 7 (UP) Walter Reuther. president of lease" of 11 American fliers jailed ’u’ "'" which,, CIO, today called on the Eisenhower administration to take "posi- t' [intent "conceal- ' the by Red China as "spies." Tfilks 1,101,,ssi)... but ! leadership" in bringing about changes in social and labor legis- The measure calls upon Ham- ith 11110 latl"" ; marskjold to make "by the means ith .titpricis resi S Of laiS most appropriate in his judgment. White House Spikes Rumor 1 continuing and unremitting e 1- Atte, .men asked for te wAsHINGToN, UPI The White House described in to I f 'a rt hy s charve ; forts" to obtain the release of the as "newspaper fiction" today published reports that the GOP high 1,t)11-1)ulles , t. hoes, Press Secreta ry 11 airmen and all other war pris- , ; . ' el.'s f' Hagerty consulted with command is trying to arrange a peace meeting between President oners of whatever country still issued Eisenhower and Senate Republican Leader William F. Knowland. held by the Chinese Communists. i .1 im Fostei 1. ’1’f and then new con- 11 the administration's The resolution "codemns, as 1,4.1) the- ri i ii San Francisco Invites U.N. I. WI It against Communism. trary to t he Korean armistice SAN FRANCISCO, Due. t UP The San Francisco Board agreement, the trial and convic- ii Ivelettria informal Ihe statisties showed that the . tort Supervisors has voted to invite the United Nations to observe its tion of prisoners of war illegally its ambassador to ' Department, since inane - I . !nth frrmivernary in the etty of its birth. detained after the 25th of Septem- aid , 'II ',ion of the Eisenhowei Admin- t problems ber, istration. has I Syngman Rhee Makes Threat Ile 1..1.1 .4 nen coyote retire that Convicted 50 Communist Party Dee. 7 I UP I President Syngman Rhee said today his tie i. ....erns to toe ;a tendeno, leaders. indicted 49 more. added Doniy may attack the communists alone, apparently forgetting his us. I lie rt ,,f ftoessla oe W.! taglinzations to the subversive promise to cooperate with the United States in unifying Korea. 1o, 1r, to lire.' k don n hat he lust Del and Donna flip. a he curtain In McCarthy's blast at the Presi- Red China Threat Shocks U.S. Dee 7 ;1;Pt Hu so% let apital, and I., per dent his first major statement TAIPEI. Formosa, U. S. authoritites said today welcome you to the normal slip, ttttt lo oon saw.. the Senate on Dec. 2 voted iCommunist China's latest threat of war is "more belligerent and violent t .si Oo. 67 to 22 to contit mn hint for his than we had expected " eondurt . 011 :1(14/1. HUMIDOR ..,...,,,.t,.., I. s I. I:tiltivit who Th.. Wisemmiii Republican saidl 1 ' ! :. 1. I- l'n ' "I; ’ilIallons- , he belit N:ett hi. should apologize to Main Feels McCarthy s 339 SO. FIRST STREET ..,, r. I., -.I , ,.... tomor- , the Anita Wall li3Oliii for the way ...,ii lioiii ,, , . mIonned; he l'atIligilitii", lot' Mr }:s'iihu,w- 1 -4 titure .1, 1. ' ' ',I PAW) I er on 195'2 Still Undecided ’"I II, ’; ' I:ohlen %Al Ile sant Presidept Eisenhosvet Magazines 1 . I ..,t ta lied t ! .1 %vitt) these , ,,I comtratulated Senators whom By BOB JOHNSON 4. I., , 4s li.l. , i . h i Ifl op- d. i ,,rthy had accused 01 li'dlow The recent censure of Joseph McCarthy by the Senate does not I., , ..o, it :, hos exposures of (onmoni,,I, necessarily wash up the Wisconsin senator's political career, according Cigars . . ,, It) 111011,11S IIe added that the to Dr. Jackson T. Main, assistant professor of history. ii ,I l' '''"I''nt "1 tt". %am'. Tune -"r"! -It is hard to tell what may result from the action Pipes Siiiie i:Miri , that v., he patient %Ith the because there rs I are so many if's," Dr. Main said. i ',atinninist hoodlums who . . ill’o ! If the Eisenhower wing tIonn-+ - III'III'S 1 I.III Int1 II" II torturing mini loitinwashing Aint'l.- Tobaccos ! mites the Republican party. Mc- them. ... I I: % St I.,/ f ,. I) ,. ... 7 le in 'unformed men in Communist 1 (.7arthy's power So if the Republican party con- I i ..life.rnis 'Supreme 'I"1":""P6 " would be reduced, finites to back McCarthy, his fate I oat, Ii. .1,1 tati ant rit to- I he explained, but if the conser- Service .Vsked Its a reporter if hi will depend on the control of the with the te.% 011 I he .1 pp, .11 ot Dr Harr) vative win"; gets control or breaks ostatement ladle:Sled he might farm vote by the party and the 'stet t r. .1 I01,11 110 iiics Pro - bolt the Republleart Party and third feminine touch I "sour .11 State ( 'ol Iaway and toms 3 party' Mc- strength of the Democratic oppo- lead a third party. McCarthy earthy might play an important lege Ion .!11 V1-11,%, h/1 fired said: 'role los tofu...Inc i1/ .onsn et "I have no interest at the is1 Port) present time In a third party. I ?Aril if McCarthy should want in, lithe /whip Intend to stork In the Repub- to campaign for the presidency lican Part ." In a conservative Republican PIZZERIA NAPOLITANO port y or a third party, he uould have to elaborate on torelen SPAGHETTI DINNERS and domestic lasiws. "He can't and BSc and up campaign successfully on a sing- PIZZA Op*" II crrs. le issue." Dr. Main emphasized. Also to I A.M. In it third party situation, Me- Pizza RCA Tape Clospd on - hy also would have to compete to fake out Monday others for It adership. "At I present he is not the dominate FINE ITALIAN FOODS ittt tietire in the conservative wine ;tut an impliment of this wing." 229 SOUTH MARKET Recorder I ir Main feels 'The final outcome of the ct n- TALK ABOUT COLD TURKEY! yin. may not ta known until nest Republican party convention. "All This contest will be \v.. can do is watch for the bat- just that for tle withIn the party and the moves tinvard is thud party " 1)r. M -tin IT'S EASY -- Just come in aid .titl Artists! record your entry on tape. third party is now talk, hut Simply finish the sentence. g Teo I 111:111 consers at ii r g romp., feel that the choice he- We have just completed the remodeling 'I would like to own an RCA tul ell a Drunter:Me candidate Tape Recorder because ' iir an Eisenhower candidate is and expansion of our in opprntt;rnalely 200 -,,or ds. no choice at all, he pointed out. ' It is EN.110,1131)1, thite night take place If a libel :1i ARTIST MATERIAL DEPARTMENT ...orditl:tte were nominated." h stil Come in and see the changes we have ,er it. AO As for the prospects of MeCar ,ti ra,y shoald r.ally be 1tSt 'lly n maining a senator. In.. Main made and the new things we have to your up of I.. to EASID ,..inted out that Wisconsin citizens CONTEST ENDS DEC IS ; entitled to the representation show you ’., , chars,. $, '.441 far, Dr. NI:iln A HUNDRED USES! . - ,r daft 41. e plolnool. 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