sign-Up Permits Lyke Sells Out Registration permits far limited Lyke Magazine's Christmas is- 4 pan available in Adm102 students are sue was sold out by 2:30 yester- p.m. daily and Parsoaallar men 9 a.m. to 5 day afternoon, Lyke Editor Mike to 9:45 p.m. in Adm P PIZZA from 5 p.m, Johnson announced. Thirty-f I v e H. Price, coordi- I.Ca ase, Dr. Arthur hundred copies of the "Lyke Be- phai programs, said : Aud'to6on nator of evening fore Christmas" issue were print- master cards will yesterday. IBM ed. of regis- pattart the list a se made from
WE FIX trants. SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Spares VOL 47 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1959 NO. 57 while yew May Go to Six Students hthat No More Dailys s Final Education NATO Told With this issue, the Spartan ne-2 Daily folds up shop till 1960. Next campus paper will be on Awards the To Improve $100 Service ISShoe stands Nearly Wednesday, Set ganume Plan Jan. 6. The ,ieveloped during an informal a here there is ' eaderia Repair Students who per f or fa Spartan Daily Editorial 4 ANTONIO con 'ttee is President Wahlquist said educa- and Ad- gathering of Dr. Walter and the , of outstanding performance." A liaison vertising staffs wish you an "outstanding services" in stu- organizations in student Berkeley today to tors are trying to smooth out dif- en- Air Defense Executive Council two months ago. l All meeting in ferences over structure of the joyable and holy holiday seasoa dent government here from "We felt," Dr. Walter explained. , government, including Student steps in preparing PARIS (UPI) 4040 take final separate board plan so they can Gen Lauri:, Nor- now on are going to get more "that students who are outstand- Council, Student Court all ASB the education reorganization present a united front tomorruw. stad, Supreme Allied Commander ing in student government should subcommittees, are eligible to reconunendations f or the He said there is general agree- in Europe, warned yesterday that than just a pat-on-the-back get something more than just a nominate members for the the NATO alliance members must pat-on-the-back. We wanted award. Xmas Legislature. ment on all areas of the Master Two Sworn In for a job well done. to State Plan urgently improve their air defense urge persons in government here The awards have a number the State Board except the relationship be- They're going to receive Tomorrow tween UC and the state colleges. and increase their tactical atomic to continue to do their best. And different aspects. These include: and UC Board of Re- of Education The proposal for a separate power if they are to have a strong $100 cash award. we wanted to recognize the tre- the student nominated must gents will meet jointly to reach board for state colleges with all SmallMixup ,lefense along the Iron Curtain. The Student Council thought so mendous amounts of time and ef- fill out a self-evaluation sheet de- agreement on the Master final the authority over state colleges The Student Council yesterday Norstad's warning came in a last week, and Tuesday, the Board fort they spend in doing their scribing his duties and accomplish- Plan-- which is expected to be de- speech to a closed that the Regents have over UC did little else than swear in two meeting of NA- of Jobs." ments during the year. 611,4i to the Legislature in the Control, the committee that livered was made by the Master Plan Sur- new members to council positions, TO's foreign, defense and finance The Merit Award will go to "up the faculty adviser of the or- of a constitutional amend- must approve expenditures, agreed. form vey Team. and even that business had its ministers against a background of to six persons" a year. "Sometimes ganization will submit a recom- ment. reports of And nest May, from one to This team has been studying troubles. growing Communist mil- there just won't be six students mendation also. 64:410 Pres. John T. Wahlquist report- six students, east outstanding in California's education system since Jerry Alexander, Student Court itary power in Europe. worthy of the award, and some- the award is open to students from Berkeley yesterday that ed last spring. chief justice, was to swear in new Before Norstad spoke, other NA- their contribution to student times there will be more," Hill on clear standing who have com- FMCS 6 new details were being presented Junior rep Carol Kaufman and new TO leaders called attention to a government, will be presented added. Awards will be given only pleted 60 semester units. the proposal for a separate gov- on frosh rep Judy Langen, but as he report by the Institute of Strate- with a $100 check and a certifi- the student must have served erning board of state colleges. gic cate for read the swearing in statement, Studies in London that the So- of appreciation at the an- more than one semester in stu- These were being outlined to a dent 119 , he blushed, gulped, excused him- viet Union now has about 100 mis- nual Recognition Banquet. VA Forms Due government. Joint Advisory Council, including Robberies sile bases in the area between Dr. Lowell Walter, The ASB president is self and hurried to the ASB office the Student exempt representatives from UC, the state to get the other statement. Baltic Sea and the Ukraine. Council adviser, and ASB Pres. During Jan. 4-6 from the award. and junior colleges. He had 11" Nit colleges the picked The Russians also were reported Rich Hill said yesterday the idea The College Scholarship Com- up the wrong one and was The state college prestdents In Gym to have had intercontinental and December attendance forms mittee and the ASH President swearing them in to a different Dr. J. Burton Vaeche. Chief for veterans attending school and of lice. intermediate range ballistic mis- wUl confer to decide on the re- of the Division of State Col- siles in under the G.I. Bill, P.L. 550, cipients. Groups will be I LLup Embarrassed, but determined, service since July, 1958. notified leges, held a strategy meeting By contrast, Norstad Attlee Talk must he signed in Adm103 Jan. when nominations are called fora Increase Alexander swore them in, then sat is believed mg 495k afterward. 4-6, announced Miss Mary Sim- approximately Junior physical down grateful the to have expressed concern that lit, two months be- education major matter was ons, veterans counselor. over. European NATO members has. Tickets Open fore the awards are made. Talk Eugene Young said he thought the established only Due to a VA regulation, the Applications must be received Book Pres. Rich Hill then outlined to seven missile bas- at istmas Men's Gym had been the scene for es on their territory. Tickets for the speech by forms cannot be filled out be- least three weeks before the Roe the new members a number of aa rash ent Attlee, former British prime fore Christmas vacation. "There ognition Banquet. of robberies" in the last things the council had done dur- Jr two weeks. minister, at San Jose Civic Audi- will be a rush due to this ruling In the face of student apathy ing the past months and plans to Concepts torium Feb. 28, are available at and it will benefit the veterans toward student government. "I had money taken last week do in the coming year. Dr. and several other fellows in my C a d e steJt S art the Student Affairs Business Of- to den on time," advised Mine Walter agreed the awards are a class have been victimized too," fice, TH16. Simons. boost to school service. 'Bewilder' Young said. Air Training The lecture, entitled "The Fu- November checks have been Dr. Charles Nagel, Men's P.E. ture of Europe," will be sponsored sent out early by the VA, MIss The concepts presented in Students Fifteen air science cadets have Simons i t Jose Department head, said he did not by the Sunday Evening Communi- said. Veterans should Arendt's "The Hu- think the thefts "unusual." "We've begun Mtn hours of flight train- receive them today or tomor- KCBS Plans M. till Hannah ty Forum. been trying to catch people who To Present ing sponsored by the U.S. Air row. Lyric Parkas man Concept." are "differ- Force, according to Tom James. Tickets are priced at $2.20 for bewil- have pilfered small sums in the ent, new and certainly men's locker rooms, but have had cadet information officer for the adults and $1.50 for students 1Radio Salute Greek Play AFROTC. dering." said Dr. Donald E. little success so far. There will be no reserved seats faClaii in San Francisco has rya The program began Monday, Walters. associate professor "Students who leave their lock- A cast of 15 humanities and except for season ticket holders. 20's To Fly 'ified San Jose and will continue through May. State that a will ers open are partly to blame," he speech and drama students will the sixth season of the of history and education, at The cadets, seniors, have received This is broadcast three special programs yesterday's book talk. added. present a reading of Aristophanes' physical and divisional approval Sunday Evening Community For- Tomorrow to salute the Golden Anniversary sections of Young said several students "The Wealth" at the Humanities "The title, and other um Jose area. of Broadcasting at the year's end have not turned in theft reports Club's "Dionysian Festival" to- for the training. in the San A :armation flight of Flying the book, all have overtones and The special programs to be night. larger meanings. and we are never "but there seems to be more than 20's two planes will fly over the heard on MIN are: usual number of The program, at 7:30 in TH55. quite sure that we have grasped the robberies campus at noon tomorrow with M Dada y, the. 28. "The is open to all interested all of it," he stated. right before Christmas." students Story of Doctor lierrold." 9:05 Admission will Y Case Barney Tumey in the lead plane. He said his wallet was not taken be 25 cents. Cof- Spartan Miss Arendt's "very moving" Pm. but his money and cards fee will be served during a Purpose of the flight is to give work divides the realm of human were re- discus- Tuesday. Dee. 29, "History sion period after qualified pilots experience in for- experience into three categories: moved. Other students had their the program. of Radio--Crystal Set to Trans- mation flying and to labor, work and action. She dis- wallets taken, he said. The festival of ancient Greek 'Sets Precedent take aerial lator," 9:05 p.m. arts will feature a slide photographs of the campus, Turn- tinguishes the first two groups -lecture by senior justice, Dan liaasett, junior Wednesday. Dec. 30, "Stay sophomore art major Armand The guilty verdict handed ey said. with John Locke's words about the Ir- justice; and George Ballantyne, Tuned," 9:05 p.m. win; a group of the Student Court A non-stop overnight flight to "labor of the body and the work Wahlquist To Talk short lyric poems clown by Station executive Evelyn Clark newly-elected sophomore justice. Furnace Creek Inn and Ranch will of the hands." under the direction of Page against the Spartan Y Tues- said the station is exploring ways be Junior justice Sally Rees ab- be taken by Flying 20 mem- "She concludes that our society Pres. John T. NV:Maoist vial Brownton; and the reading of day may go down in campus of crediting SJS faculty and stu- bers Gerald French, Tom Doak today is becoming increasingly a keynote speaker at the midyear "The Wealth," under the direction stained. dents for their part in inaugurat- history, according to Chief Bob Miller and Ttuney. The quar- society of laborers working ani- Conference of California Teachers of Gretchen Given, fine arts grad- Chief Justice Jerry Alexander ing the 50th anniversary celebra- Justice Jerry Alexander. voting tet leaves Dec. 29 and vain return mals," Dr. Walters said. "Simply Association, Southern Branch, to uate. disqualified himself as a tion last spring. She credited the a prece- the followiag day. because labor as a menial task Is he held in Los Angeles January Plans for the remainder of the "It definitely set member on grounds of prejudice college with making the year-long dent," he said. two airplanes made more natural, it takes much 22. semester include art films and and prior information. The club's will be observance possible. more effort to resist it," Dr. Wal- Theme of the conference will be perhaps a film of the drama, The court upheld an ASB Con- In action before the trial, the flown to the ranch. Purpose of tars added. "Responsibility for Excellence." 'Oedipus," said Jean Winsor. stitutional bylaw giving the Stu- justices fined the Conservation the trip is to provide practical ex- "Miss Arendt believes that we President Wahlquist will be ex- publicity chairman. Shp said the dent Activities Board power to Club $5 for failure to send a rep- perience for the participants in area of have to give more acitial thinking peeled to suggest ways to ins- club also is planning another over- make legislation in the resentative to an Orientation eross-country navigation, French Skiers Need about what constitutes human prove the education system in the night trip -either to re-visit San campus advertising. The la Board meeting. Contempt charges said. "It's also a pleasure tr.; he eancluded - R.T. state. Simeon or to an alternate place. charged with failure to take a were suspended. he added. poster down on time, had chal- $5 Deposit Served as 'Eyes' for Friend lenged the constitution. The justices met in closed ses- A $5 deposit must he paid to sion until a few minutes after world wire the Student Affairs Business Of- as seven Tuesday night. Three voted fice, TH16, by tomorrow afternoon to uphold the constitution and one PRESIDENT GETS 21-GUN SALUTE by those students who plan to at- Fit Prof Talks on Churchill Today justice abstained. ABOARD USS ESSEX IN MEDITERRANEAN t7P1) President tend the Ski Club's trip to Hea- ssah suspense as Voting were Marvin Frankel. Eisenhower, sailing from Europe to Africa on his peace mission, re- aenly Valley, Tahoe. %ROLE WARW..' us ho had asked me to take his tense dal aiger trip, scheduled place. Not long after this. he vainly fumbled in his pocket ceived a 21 -gun salute at sea yesterday when his Sixth Fleet task force The for Jan. 9- Dr ut William Ifermaniia .1- Churchill was presented with a for his glasses. met drainatically with the flagship of Britain's Mediterranean fleet. 11. will cost club menawas $1790 sociate professor of molly:at folder hound in the colors of Thousands of Tunisians worked an an emergency basis last night Lodand:on-members $20 90. The MESSAGE FOR PEOPLE , English Prof prices include bus transportation, containing the entire to convert a slum district into a helicopter landing space for President 3y languages. will present por- Ilanard "Even in this simple act, proceedings of the ceremonies, Eisenhower's three-hour visit today. food and lodging at Tahoe Valley tions of Churchill had a message for the U.S. AHEAD IN MISSILE RACE Ids original manu- and my description and imprea- script. ’ I people. He said, 'Be never dis- Will Review PARIS (UPI) The United States said today it still had a nuclear1 The remaining amount may be Met Churchill," *Iona were included." were paid following Christmas vacation, turbed when looking for some- and missile edge on Russia but the European members of NATO this morning at 10:30 in In addition to the "overwhelm- told they must start contributing more to western defenses. The ques- I stated Nancy Saea.c tellaieity thing, because people will then S2I0. ing splendor" of the occasion, Dr. Visit' Again tion of Europe's contributions touched off a new uproar with France chairman. sorry for you, and that is a feel over NATO's working structure. Impressed by the humaneness point'," laughed the profes- good suspense-filled AF CLAIMS WORLD SPEED RECORD end almost childlikeness of Sir One of the ' SPARTANS sor. WASHINGTON (UPI ) The Air Force today claimed an official Winstati Churchill, Dr. Hermanns The mnnitscript from ahieh great tragedies of modern world speed record of 1520.9 miles per hour more than twice the will read from the paper iferrnanns will read ham tunes. "The N'isit." will be he wrote Dr. speed of sound- .for its F-106 "Delta Dart" jet interceptor. afar meeting the' nrser twin published or pre- 111 Hurray. Hurray, former Palma reviewed today by Dr. James It said the record was set yesterday at Edwards Air Force Base minister at a ceremony at which sented before. Ile spectibited the last Clark in a repeat perform- Calif., by Maj. Joseph W. Rogers, a 35-year-old boyish-looking pilot a Mr. churchill received an honor- it might he puhlished along big day. Happy that ance of his November book. Worthington, Ohio. He hurtled over a straightaway 18-kilema 517 from Harvard Univer- other such manaserfpts vacation starts with (about 11-mile) course at an altitude of nearly eight miles. Oa it 1942. written after his meetings with talk before English and lan- today. But are arts majors and English De- STRAUSS APPEALS TO NATO An elderly dean, emeritus, of the late Albert Einstein and Al- guage am ready? Is partment faculty. PARIS I UPI ) --West German Defense Minister la ,,11/ scoawe at Harvard, who was un- bert Seha fairer. your shopping able to Dr. Clark, assistant professor of Strauss said yesterday the U.S. strategic air force might not he enough done? R has attend the great Prams Now, the professor is working "anal - English, will present his review of a nuclear deterrent to prevent Russian "chipping away" at Western fxbulous for the first time in seventa with lice other MS colleagues for the second time at 11:30 a.m. Europe. He appealed to NATO to build up Its strength. sssortment of Years. asked Inc to he his eyes. Al on the Anne Frank Academy, In Cafeteria Room B at the Strauss spoke during NATO debate on a year end military stirs'% the lime, neeenany was at war which he founded for the pence Slipper Sox at group's December luncheon meet- that shows the Atlantic Alliance is one-third under strength bee;, with the United Stales, and I did loving youth In the world. only 3.50. Give ing. of failure of a number of countries, France especially, to live up te Dad a pair and not yet have my citizenship pa- Pet,,' DR. WILLIAM HERM;NNS Haying received his doctorate in The play is currently at the military commitments, he may even raise reminlxced Dr. Hermanns; ... met Churchill political science from the Univer- Curran Theater In San Francis- X-115 /PLIGHT CANCELLED your allowance. bitt they did allow me to go and 111 sity of Frankfurt, Dr. Hermanna co, featuring Alfred Lunt and EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. (UPD Technical difficul- Good luck and of `4t at. the foot of Churchill for Ilermnnns was extremely im- Iwo was later trained for a position In Lynn Fontana's. ties yesterday forced postponement of the fourth powered flight of the II Course, hours not 15 feet from him. pressed by the humaneness of the League of Nations. Those students and faculty experimental manned rocket ship X-13. Pilot Scott Crossf told sat at aa Merry Christmas! later I had ap opportunity to In the way he Churchill even Dr, Dudley T. Moorhead, dean members planning to attend are the controls of the missile-plane as it was carried aloft beneath the 1.1 have a short talk with him." smiled at them (only 600 were of the division of humanities and invited to bring their lunches, ac- wing of a B-52 bomber. While the mother ship and the X.15 were He continued, "I wrote down attend) and the simple the arts, will introduce today's cording to Dr. Ruth Lavern, assist- climbing, Crossfield found he could receive but not transmit to the V a13' impriaadona of this great allowed to ROOS everyone speaker. ant professor of English. ground with his radio equipment. alemeni to present to my friend way in which he held Editorial 2 SPARTAN DAILY Thursday. December 17, 1959 a LITTLE MAN ON. CAMPUS 5ine Sp,...... _,a 2 tan y Litera- Today's Survey of Music Flair red no F41,01111 4.111 111,11, 24. 11131, ',an tm, feature Professor 1.1 .1g.., I ture class will ille ....I 411f..ryi. .. drr of Murrill 3 alit,,,.,e 1,1711 ik,. Christmas and Mrs. Patrick Melerotto play- ber I N4- .r.pnyer Not Too Merry a e lop. 1;tehll 1..1.11 111 C piano concertos by Bach and A.....1 14.11 .1 liy%; ing t tad...4 oaf I 04/11e An orchestra conducted by CO....M V Ve wt. We'd much rather _have our pockets hlugart. 11,...111,, during V. e note with concern the fact that ."o. 'g,. Dr. W. Gibson Waiters will provide .cription 114 , 111181ader-of on there has e been a number of robberies on picked, say, the day after Christmas. Nat- -fteboopi- vrotr accompaniment. The class meets Foll wer, t 1.1 prirt. Sec. 11::. 4 campus and right around the Christmas urally there's nothing in them then but a at 11:30 a.m. in Concert Hall. y4-6114-1,111.prinl * * * season. few sales slips. JIM ADAMS. Ed tor 20 students in the design BILL sea- The CRAWFORD. Adv. Heaven help the poor victims if they're But during the Christmas shopping asso- class of Miss Anna Ballarian, Day Editor, thk hsue 141ra as near-broke as most gift-buyers are these son? Well, a theft could mean the differ- ciate professor of art, who de- Vallee., days. That last five dollars vsould have ence between someone giv ing a son a ne%v signed the simulated stained glass News Editor Joanne Osman Copy Editor a nice four-foot tree. with maybe a toy train, or a sweetheart a box of candy. window decorations for the li- Paul F. Elders bought Photo Editor ...... brary's stairwell are: Dan Bauer little money left ser for some Christmas Unfortunately, whether it's Christina, Sports Editor ...Gregory Karen Anderson, Andrew Bal. H. Brown or no, hooks, bikes, money, pipes all are Exchanoe Editor lantyne, Judith Eichman, Sondra Darla -Jean 164 But that's the way it goes. fair game for the thief. Groves, Kurt's 1.111e, Colin Lintl- Robbers don't choose their victims any For those of you who haven't been ic- dres, Priscilla Lofthouse, Linda more than v ictims choose to be robbed. timized we wish a Merry Christmas. May- Loveland, Katherine Alefturrin, Lowest Gas Prices In San Jose Nevertheless, it is a terrible time of year be you can spread your cheer to those who I.elwyn Main, John MechlIng, ETHYL Karla Neal, Murtha Price, Ju- -100+ OCTANE be no matter how you look at it. have. J .0. to robbed, dith Banco, Kathleen Ryan, Ma- REG.-90+ OCTANE NEW IA NATO Problem 0=COUCee AA HOT - rialyce Smith. Priscilla Steamer), Cigarettes 20t Abigail Tomblin, k;die Continental Styling ourlllliIuIIIIlIlIlIlItIlIlIlIIIIlllIIIlllllIllllllIllIlliliIIiIlIItIIIIIiliiIIIIItIIIIIIIiiIIillIlIt Wallace All Major 0,1 38t Style Leader and Ida Weisser. by the * * * Shaping Up France The Art Department faculty 20% STATIONS 4th & ria Awn Christmas party will be held this William-6th & Keyes afternoon at 3:30 in the art history ieTH AND TAYLOR iiiii1111111111111111111innimmitimminniumirnimunn lecture room. May Depend On Ike Pigskin Preview Where Servings Are Large By LYLE C. WILSON BARRY: A good afternoon, football fans, on Day here in Atlanta, Geor- nited Press International this beautiful New Year's And Prices Are Right gia, for the 132nd annual renewal of this great grid- Elli between the lines of the NATO WASHINGTON WPD Reading iron classic, the Lucre Bowl! This is Barry Bromide at least. At most, it will induce news from Paris will induce eye strain, CLINT: and Clinton Cliche... an uneasy sense of fear. headache, heartache and, perhaps, BARRY: ... about to bring you this great contest between these Treaty Organization. NATO repre- NATO is the North Atlantic two great powerhouse teams the University of Turnstile "Green- ARCHIE'S of the allied free world. The sents the combined first line of defense backs" and the "Silver Concessionaires" of Ingot College. with the other. And, Frenchmen, es- free allies are annoyed now, each Fans, it's a perfect day for football here in Solvency Stadium at that France deliberately is not doing STEAK HOUSIdid pecially, are annoyed at hints Atlanta. Clint, do you want to describe just what's taking place across her share of the NATO job. the field from where we're sitting? 545 S. 2nd. St. Hours 7 A.M. to 9 France. American 6fficials P.M. There are more than mere hints about CLINT: Wonderful, Barry! The fans are beginning to pour into nations, especially France, are weakening assert that some NATO the stadium now, and it's my guess we should be under way soon, shirking their military obligations. the mutual defense alliance by wouldn't you say, Barry? French Premier, has refused to permit Gen. Charles De Gaulle, the BARRY: That's right, Clint. That noise you hear is the famed in the integrated NATO Tactical the French Air Force to participate University of Turnstile 678-piece marching band taking to the field. Air Command. Clint? esnpus * * * CLINT: Thanks, Barry. That's right, the famed 678-piece marching De Gaulle has said he would withhold the French Mediterranean Author of'! Was a To ,t-noe Dwarf" "Th< If band from the University of Turnstile is coming right down the field war. He balked at basing U.S. missiles LOMB of noble Gillis", dr.) fleet from NATO in time of below us now, playing the Greenback fight song: "Click, Turnstiles, stockpiles on French territory. American officials have or nuclear Click." is the weak spot. stated the U.S. case that France BARRY: Say, Clint, I hate to break In here, but we're fortun- War II scene in Washington or Western Survivors of the World ate enough to have with us today one of the all-time football France poses her allies a delicate THE HALLS Europe will not be surprised that greats from Turnstile U., Rip Bushman! six-time All-American DECK problems were forecast with diplomatic problem. Delicate diplomatic with the Greenbacks from 1935 through '41, who played on the confidence when General De Gaulle became head man in France. That same team with Hugh (the "Crow") Magnon, Flip Erickson, Tink When you think of Christmas gifts you naturally think of was in June, 1958. Mahoney and Tommy Neanderthal! Marlboro cigarettes, leading seller in flip-top box in all fifty The French have a word for him. Formidable! That is De Gaulle. I understand that you're a vice-president of the Tuff-Tred Tire states and if we annex Wales, in all fifty-one and if we antics Vain, touchy, egotistical, stubborn and proud were other descriptions Corporation! That's wonderful, Bush! Ha-ha. Lapland, in all fifty-two. (This talk about annexing Walt. and f De Gaulle in the chit-chat of the Washington cocktail cirCuit and BUSHMAN: Yeah. is, incidentally, not just idle speculation. Great Britain in the hush-hush, off-record wartime conferences which the top civil- Lapland BARRY: Wonderful, Bushman! And, say, I see we have a little United States for a dexert. treat ian and military brass were forever having with newsmen. wants to trade Wales to the time left; would you like to tell the fans at home about that run you the about De Gaulle from such as Gen. George C. Britain needs a desert desperately on account of touri,t We heard a lot made in the 1939 Lucre Bowl against Mississippi? and from FDR, himself. trade. Tourists are always coming up to the Prime Nlini,ter or Marshall, Adm. Ernest J. King BUSHMAN: That's right, Barry. I made that run after I got the Lord Privy Seal, or the Thane of Glamis, or like that and * * * the ball on the 20 ... (No, I guess it was the 35.) Well, anyway "Explosive, handle with care," was their tag for the Frenchman. saying, "I'm not knocking your country, mind you. It's very I got that ball and started lip the middle, when I seed the opposin' called De Gaulle "stuffy" and let it go at that. There was quaint and picturesque, etc., what with Buckingham Palace and Some just tackle no, it was the center, I think comin’ In real fast-like from respeCt for him, however. Now that the United States may have to Bovril and Scotland Yard, etc., but where's your dent tot?" the side. "Well," I thinks to myself.. deal with De Gaulle in matters of life and death for both France and CLINT: Say, Rip, I hate to cut it off, but I just received word the United States, there is comfort in the fact that he and Gen. Dwight from down below that they're about to start so thanks very much D. Eisenhower got along well. for dropping by "I happen to be one of those who liked him," the President said BARRY: This is Barry Bromide, turning the mike back to Clinton at a news conference when De Gaulle became premier. The free people Cliche for the play-by-play. 4 troe of the world can only hope that De Gaulle liked Ike, too. If French CLINT: Okay, Barry. Fans, before we clo begin, however, a re- ruffled feelings are to be soothed and France brought' into NATO as minder that this game is brought to you by Leonard's Used Cars a satisfactory ally, it probably will be up to Eisenhower to effect it. g 7,1kit Leonard Laff, laff, laffs at High Prices! So come in today and see I CALIFORNIA SLACKS Leonard for the deal that can't be beat!! b Fast taking their plac alongside All right, now, the teams are all lined up and I think we're about to begin.., 1\1 11 the campus favorite Ai Tapers and Parry t, Thrust sLicks. Slimlined legs extension I suggest the court read ally waistband 'Defendant May Enter (HALFTIME) with adJustable alder elementary text on law, for I tabs, and smart HARRY: Well. fans, that was certainly some first half of football! crosstop pockets. am sure that they will find that 16 Only Al Leconte' give you the Any Plea He Wishes' CLINT: Yes, Barry, that was an exciting first half of rough-tough the defendant In a ease Is free true new Continental look. San- EDI i(In: The recent action of football! to enter any plea he wishes. It forised. long wearing cotton the student court once again prov- BARRY: Thanks, Clint! Well, down on the field the Concessionaire is then the problem of the court aikee var- cievEr favored colors and a lull range al ed its incompetence to handle any marching band is beginning to form a huge dollar bill. The trumpet to determine the validity of the sties. $5.95, case arising under rules of the section is making up the face of Washington, and two tubas represent plea not before the case is ASH constitution. the president's eyes, with five song girls as the mouth. The drum corps AS SEEN IN heard. The case in point is the recent is running back and forth to make a moving picture of the dollar sign,
At your favorite campus shop . prosecution by the court of those It should be stated for the ben- and the clarinetists are laying on their backs playing, "Carry Me Before I forget, let me point out that Scotland Yard, Britain's organizations which failed to send efit of our politically appointed Back to 01' Virginny," forming the "S" in the dollar sign. plain-clothes police branch, was named after Wally Scotia t iti and a representative to a required court that guilt implies wrong do- CLINT: That's wonderful, Barry! Fred Yard who invented plain clothes. The American iil:i iii' A-1 TAPERS meeting of the Student Activities ing and a party could have com- BARRY: The card stunts are carrying out the theme: "Sports clothes force is called the F.B.I. after Frank B. Ineheliff, who Board. In this case the court told mitted a crime (i.e. not attending Through the Ages" by forming a picture of Babe Ruth. And the Babe invented fingerprints. Before Mr. Ineliclitf's invention, 1.1’lly SOLD AT I not advised) the organizations an SAB meeting) and still not be is swinging his bat while one student runs across the row dressed like body's fingers were absolutely glassy smooth. This, as you may involved that if they didn't attend legally guilty due to a failure on a baseball. imagine, played hob with the identification of newlstrn 00.14.0 4 111114 HALE'S the SAB meeting that they must .4 44 CLINT: Barry, it's marvelous! Some scores have Just come in, I'VPr I the part of the authorities tie. in hospitals. From 1791 until 1904 no Anteriean parent Barry: West Virginia 7 and Alabama 9 at half time in the Butter brought home the right baby from the hospital. This later be- ailure of the SAB to send notifica- Bovsl: Montana S and Idaho 6 in the Parsley Bowl; Vermont 17, mune known as the Black Turn Explosion. ion of a required meeting to the Maine 12 in the Maple Syrup Bowl; Michigan 17, Illinois 26 in proper address) this was the case the Dressing Boni; Biloxi 16 and Tortise C. I 1 in the Minestrone (But I digress. England, I was saying, wants to trade Wales B. HALF HOUR LAUNDROMAT s ith the DUs. Bowl: Nebraska 18, Kansas 19 In the Soybean Bowl; Rivers I.T. for a desert. Sweden wants to trade Lapland for Frank JOHN R. BIRD 24, Miles TP1111.111.r% 24 at halftime In the Parsnip Bowl ... Incheliff. The reason is that Swedes to this day still don't have Wash the easy way and save! ASS 9496 NACHMAN: Shay, 'isheuse me, bud-dy; you sheen the was- fingerprints. As a result, identification of babies iii Swtslisli shall bowl? hospitals is so haphazard that Swedes flatly refuse to hiring WASH 20c DRY 10c (Editor's Note: Apologies to their babies home. There are, at present, nearly a liali-Itillion Mr. Bird for not printing this unclaimed babies in Swedish hospitals some of them well over COIN OPERATED SOFT WATER letter sooner it nits submitted eighty years old.) two weeks ago. This is not to GOOD FOOD Christmas gift imply that ue agree to Ith But I dimes. Marlboro is, of course, an ideal cigarettes. If, views.) for your friends and loved ones who enjoy filter setwiewmaTit on the other hand, your friends and loved ones like mildness BUY -th- BUCKET but don't like filters, then you can't go wrong with a carton of Philip Morris. If your friends and loved (inept like a subtly 4565 Stevens Creek Rood Santa Clara (tact, (LO mentholated cigarette that combines refreshing taste with high filtration, then buy a carton of Alpines. (Alpines, incidentallY.' SECRETARIAL CHOW HOUNDS COLLEGE are named after the late Albert G. Pine, Al Pine worked all hits and for life to invent a cigarette that would combine light menthol Positions high filtration, but alas he never succeeded. As by-products of All the SPAGHETTI with a his research he did manage to invent the atom, the gooseiwek
FUTURE YOU CAN EAT FOR ONLY lamp and the cocker spaniel, but the lightly mentholated high filtration cigarette, alas, never. Now this dream is realized, Secretaries ere in demand and what tribute to this gal- Prepare now for unusual job Just show your student body card and could be more fitting than to pay at.. opportunities! You us shoos* then sit down and stuff yourself! lant man by calling this cigarette Alpine?) s, tow ,,how." one of several courses! We also serve your favorite refreshments. 0 Isecenve Secretarial 1:1 Weal Secretarial art J We, the makers of Marlboro, Philip Morris and Alpine Obviously, o Oeserel Secretarial Try our Orders to Take Out HOURS, now enjoying our sixth year u-ith Max Shulman. U -DO -IT LAUNDROMAT Tuec Fri. 4 prn.-2 Ire think he is a funny fellow. Be think you'll think win Effective Placement Service Delicious Phone P sident for coot sown student! Sat. and Sun. noon til if you look at his television series ..TDE MINI' 171 South 3rd Open 24 hrs. 121 SUM& corner Powell Pizza! CH 8-6244 2 a m. OF DOBIE GILLIS" and read his latest book. "1 "'AS " IX. 2.1252 IAN FRANCISCO Closed Mondays TEEN -AGE DWARF."
s Denied New Hearing Th.1 .,lav T),-,,a1,1a r 17 1,4;9 sPART.t N DAILT-11 aillEafframp lo..,,,, sjS's Decade of '50s 1 411f.trula His .1. "'- 11.711. II". Puhlr." th11.1ki d Prof's Reward, r. dal, "1. 01 ...MUNN, Significant' 'Most Years s" as reor 1111fthe. TAYLOR The biggest change in the col- made 111 torltsg gv ROBERT an impression on the col- New Orientation weeks San Jose lege which outsiders can see is the lege. By ME1 \ VOLLERSEN In just two millions of dollars of IS. Ed:to, new build- And the next decade promises to It is learned as a second language. College will end the Dr. Donald II. Alden, pro- D. Adv mgr. State ings. The thirteen new structures be as growth-filled as this one. There are seven major language '50s, the most fessor of English. last year decade of the have made it possible for the col- "Today we stand on the threshold groups and scores of dialects in mslva Vasa., progressive and significant lege to take care of the rapidly of a new era in education," said spent a sabbatical leave the Philippines, he said. ...Joanne Osman increasing enrollment. President Wahlquist. "I am teaching in two universities -year period in the 102 com- ENGLISH IN COLLEOES Paul F. Elders 10 LARGE CLASSES pletely confident in predicting of the college. a in.the Philippines and found English is used In all colleges ...... Dan years In the early '50s, classes often future of achievement and Baer SJS had only dynam- his major reward from the and universities, but there are few (+gory in 1950, had between 100 and 200.students, ic progress (.1. San .1,),e state (less than half of American teachers. English in the Darla 6400 students and temporary classroom build- College." experience was a "new orien- enrollment and 275 fac- system goes pmsent ings were called by Pres. John T. tation." Philippine school 1111Misainow tit now has more "From where we sit back to the early 1900's when sev- ulty members Wahlquist "unfit for human habi- it often .1.5 Prices than 6001. tation." First 1960 Baby looks as though we are the cen- eral hundred American teachers there were no Speech ter of the world, but the real fight were sent to open public schools In 1950 The students have changed Engineering, Admin- against Communism is OCTANE and Drama, little In the last decade, but Dr. right in Dr. Alden was assigned to Still- Cafeteria, Faculty Of- To Reap Prizes NEW APPEAL PLANS "Red Light" bandit that area," Dr. Alden said. man University during the regu- OCTANE istration, DUSel Said he helieVen the "sob- Caryl Chessman, Health, Industrial Arts, who The Philippines are one of the lar session and taught at the Cen- fice, Art, ering Influence" of World War A merchandise prize from a avoided seven dates with death in III/ years, is on his way .es buildings. In addi- leading U.S. allies tral or Bookstore II and Korean War veterans has clothing store, a restaurant and to Los Angeles where a new execution date will be set. The Su- although they Philippine University during D;ls--3ge tion, there were no additions to the Spartan Bookstore will go to preme Court denied him a new hearing this week but Chessman have little military strength, he summer school. His duties in- the Library, Men's or Women's the Spartan baby born closest to said he is working on new appeal plans with attorney George Davis. added. "It is typical for Filipinos cluded teaching linguistics, study- Gym or Science Building. midnight, New Year's Eve. to know a great deal about Ames. ing English teaching methods and &TINS "This has been a decade of German Club Rules for the contest stipulate ca and it hurts them when Ameri- supervising a speech laboratory. -.6th of the Wesley Plans Christmas Caroling & Keyes increasing recognition the parents must bring a signed cans exhibit so little knowledge LITERATURE CONTACT Christmas caroling is planned hold an open house TAYLOR status of San Jose State as a statement to the Spartan Daily Sunday, Jan. about their country." In addition to his work with the by the Wesley Foundation Sunday 3, 682 S. Seventh St. 1.11111.1mb full thawed university-type in- Fete Tonight advertising manager from the at- Dr. Alden received a Ful- spoken language, Dr. Alden con- at 7 p.m., 205 E. Santa Clara St. stitution," Dr. William J. Dime!, tending physician stating the Dinner will not be served on bright teaching grant for his ferred with some of the leading After the caroling, there will be rice president, said. Santa Claus v, ill come up to the time and date of birth. The state- these Sundays. project. It concerned the pro- Filipino writers during his stay. an open house at the home of "In my college days," he added, Student Union tonight, not by tra- ment must be turned in by Jan. 6. gram of teaching English a, a "My contact with Philippine liter- Carole Mortell. "the name San Jose State College ditional sleigh, but by Volkswag- The contest is open to all mar- MORE NUTS second language. ature was substantial and reward- %is used almost interchangeably en, as the German Club celebrates ried students, faculty and em- There will be a meeting on WASHINGTON (UPI) The "The language problem in the ing," he stated. with San Jose Country Club." Christmas, according to Gil Gil- ployees of the college. If the con- Sunday, Dec. 27. No program has U.S. crop of shelled nuts this year Philippines is fantastically corn- The main problems in the Phil- Even though the enrollment has lespie, club president. testant is a student one spouse been planned. is estimated at 35,000 tons compar- plex," Dr. Alden explained. Eng- ippines are educational, political more than doubled, the number of Santa's visit will mark the must be taking at least six units. The Rev. Henry Gerner will ed to a scant 9,900 tons last year. lish is the official language, but and economic', Dr. Alden said. rk.grecs conferred has jumped start of a party for students of from 1408 to just 2197, however. German classes, faculty of the But masters degree have jumped modern language department and SE from four to 236. their families. Santa will be FEWER TEACHING MAJORS played by Peter Klose, a junior And just a third of the gradu- German major. ates are preparing for teaching. Before leaving, Santa is sched- contra.sting with the decades when uled to lead children and adults in SJS was nothing but a "normal singing German Christmas carols school" for future teachers. litr. Joachim Stenzel, instructor of :aulman "The concept of San Jose as Cerrnan, and his son will open a a teachers college has been slow program of music, song and story Tor- Is die out," Vice President Bas- telling with instrumental selec- el said. The public Is now aware tions. of the iniportance and true role Other entertainment will be of the college because of "our presented by Ernst Buder, who wilga hundreds of ambassadors" in will sing Christmas songs and the form of students and faculty Waltraud Weichert who will he members, he added. the storyteller. t'... ' m all t... we anitex Sam Wiah To Speak NVales and sat Britain t At Athens Conclave discussing "New Nationalism." from ti Sam Wiali. SJS student from Liberia. N% ill participate He will also serve as a leader ri that and of one of the bible study groups . It's very as a speaker and group lead- which meet throughout the con- Palace and er at the 18th Quadrenniall vention week. r de,t rtr Student Convention on the The SJS student earlier this se- Christian World Mission at mester was awarded a $600 fel- Athens, Ohio, Dec. 29 to lowship to teach African history Jam 2. and culture at Peninsula School, ARIAN in Menlo A special political science ma- a private institution consists of 50 jor. Wiah was selected as a speak- Park. The class Wiah is er and group leader by conven- high-school age students. tion officials last month. He is the first SJS student from a school other than Stanford to re- the only student of 20 from SJS ceive the fellowship. He was es- participating as a leader. pecially recommended to the STORE The event is a world-wide ecu- school after presenting lectures menical conference of protestant to local groups on problems of -Right On Campus churches. More than 1500 U.S. Africa. college stude.nts and 1500 foreign Two summers ago he worked in students from other nations are the cultural section of the Liber- especial to attend 3 the conference ian Embassy in Washington, D.C., at Ohio University. and did research on Africa last Wiah will participate as a spring for the World Affairs Con- St. Nick speaker an the Frontier Forum ference of northern California. En:oy Christmas shopping without the blues. No hustle and bustle at Spartan Book ... and quality gifts for morn, dad, sis, brother, fraternity brothers, sorority sisters, etc., etc.
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nk so too, }0,-.F* LOVES :4? tOzNiSf, itt.%* .1 WAS A PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS 11 SPARTAN DAILY Thursday, December 17, 1959 Making 'Like, Dislike' List at End of Year Proves Fun Women Page Pi K A Wins By PHYLLIS MACKALL The beautiful ski clothes being featured for the Winter Olym- Contact lenses. This Is one way to get guys to make paw at gals who wear glasses. are some of the pics. Ski clothes suddenly have become delightfully feminine. Here things we love this Christmas seasfin: professors who Jose library boultmoblle--driven by a girl The wonderful go out of their The new short, short hemlines. Get those hems up, gals; looking The pink San Public way to t44, personal interest in and help their students. Door Contest like grandma with skirts dragging about the ankles is OUT, OUT, in a pink sweater. They offset me I year, to enchant who don't. ones Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity cap- OUT. And you'll be surprised how much nicer you look with shorter Hale's windows. Decorated this year, as every children both young and old. There are, however, some things we could tured the top prize for the best skirts! do without on campy,: decorations throughout the classroom. Those filthy dirty tennis shoes some door decoration again for the sec- The new fur trims (fake and real). Racoon collars are preva- The fanciful Christmas girls wear to class. strolling through the corridors will from a very They ond year in a row, in the annual lent on campus with casual wear, but for the luxury look we prefer studios in the Art Building. Merely look like refugees tweedy English girls' school. look-alike sorority girls: Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity Door black tux. Regardless of type, fur collars may be bought which snap give one the "Christmas Spirit." The short hairdos, tan raincoats, mid look alike, we Decoration Contest. through sweaters or coats, thus transforming one's wardrobe with One The "Christina& Spirit" Itself. That feeling of peace and good- tennis shoes. ("We think alike.") Wearing gobs of eye makeup or clouds Coming in for a close second is purchase. will. of cheap perfume. spoof of It's fun to add up one's -list" of the year. Theta Xi fraternity. Sigma Al- The wonderful billowy Christmas party dresses. San Francisco . Charlie Brown, I.ucy, Schroeder, Snoopy, and their You'll probably corm Epsilon captured the third store windows are featuring. bkick and white especially. adult ways. up with more "likes" than "dislikes," too. Merty Christmas! pha - place award. Awards will be given out to- night at dinner at the Delta Sie house. PiKA will be presented the re- As?, perpetual plaque. Chairmen sponsible for the winning entry are Nick Peters and Dave Carl- ..., 4 qi trom son. ti/. kw . i . Next year the contest will be from open to all men's living groups / . stated Fred Gould, contest- chair- Delta Si r,irs man. from 4 DSP commended Wilson's Chi Omega Ate ITV alliSt111:1S Boarding house on their door dec- Alpha Omieron Pi oration also. pare Vvistrnat Judging was held Tuesday eve- ning. Judges for the event were _ , - ,_ . Mrs. Kathy Briski, society report- -r , - to' er of the San Jose Mercury- fi-- News; Mr. M. E. Foskett, person- (ruin nel manager of advance develop- i ment lab at IBM; and Mrs. Rich- ; (111111 ard Sorby, associate professor of 0 c art at SJS. "-' Theta Xi .. (ruin What's Doin' Phi Sigmae, Kappa Sigma Kappa SORORITIES ALPHA PHI - Sandy Ashabraner has been chosen head song girl for the Al- pha Phi sorority. Sue Barton was 0,,, VIRISTNIAa elected vice president of the kpicelide*Yot . :0. ia** Freshman Class. Wednesday afternoon the Alpha ladies held a Christmas party Phi 1. r0111 for underprivileged children. San- 1 rot.: me ta gave the children gifts. The ladies and the Pi Kappa Al- pha men combined their voices for Sigma Phi Epsilon Alpha Chi Omega Christmas caroling recently. The ...... , i, 0 c - group sang to all the sororities, fraternities and various boarding houses. ,..,;* DELTA GAMMA i . 444,4 Monday evening the DG's honored their Anchor Man Don M i Dunton at a Christmas party / held at the house. !.) VA f r.,ni KAPPA ALPHA THETA The ladies of Kappa Alpha The- iS //4* PI' Merry f rum ta and the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity held a party for under- privileged children. t 0 ifi i . ' Christmas KAPPA DELTA Delta Gamma Pi Kappa Alpha Dr. Harold Miller, head of the NO English Department at &Is, was guest speaker at Kappa Delta's scholarship banquet held recently at the Ste. Claire Ho- tel. Joan Price received the award for outstanding scholarship for the second consecutive semes- ter. EVie Lopez won the award for the most improved scholar- . Lta ,-*.( ship; Karen Kralavanskv was the recipient of the activities ornerr-* qtv.tair ’_’ ,... award. * 7 f r 0 m . A,.. , from I merry , Sunday was parents' day at the Sic 6 IV ..i1.7.' ,‘ .1: `1,-;... -.7: Fr'::: KD house. During the afternoon h es st ma 1, , ...: , , t-, the fathers judged door decora- * * tions on individual rooms in the Kappa Delta -.. _ Delta Zeta house. Somehow, the winner of ....___,.., , -, Mplia Tan Omega the contest turned out to be the r -c- t, room with the most fathers pres- ent at the party. Monday the ladies held their annual Christmas party at the house; gifts were exchanged. FRATERNITIES CIAEEP10/ SIGMA CHI Tonight the men of Sigma Chi - :- from f rom 4( f r , mu and Sweetheart contestants will :- --ri hold a party for underprivileged children. Presents will be given Ten contestants in the con- Delta Upsilon Sigma Chi Alpha IIIii test are Bev Wood and Gall Paisley, Alpha Phi; Judy Ston- .:',. er and Alma Lee Burns, Alpha - -,_ Chi Omega; Stephanie Bruton, Delta Gamma; Yvonne Paris, Gamma Phi Beta; Mayo Blom and Arlene Jung, CM Omega; Shelby Scollen, Kappa Alpha J 0Y0 I/ S ik Theta; and Carol Skapik, Kappa _i'cpe iiii*hte Kappa Gamma. . New Year's Eve for the brothers and pledges from northern Cali- Iron:!:: fruit.l fornia will be spent at Sheldon ., s...,...-;.1..ipt i N E10_4 f rom Crandall's home in Piedmont. There will also be a party for the I)l ii Mu ..... southern Californians of the fra- ternity. Sigma Alpha Epsilon (;amma Phi Beta SIGMA PHI EPSILON The brothers of Sigma Phi _ Epsilon played host for parents at the chapter house Sunday. The occasion was to honor the c-- i (117/044 newly founded club for wives / - 9 N. tee*y4,- piSliii-A-IJSibler,,, and mother*. Guest Joined in on 4, , a buffet dinner. , 6,) IllOtitrip3OUNif THETA XI Newly elected officers selected Iron. , (rot., for next semester include Phil - i fruit: Berry, president; Bob Brooks, vice president; Clark Smith, treas- urer; Warren Leenerts, house Lambda Chi Alpha Kappa Alpha manager; Leighs Church, social Theta Theta Chi chairman; and Jim Williams, cor- responding secretary. I Thurainy, December 17, MCI SPARTAN DAUM % 'Littlest Choraliers I _ Vage oreign Students Tell Existed Before Nativity: to rail.e
way to takt, offset the 001 Of Christmas Customs Yule Trappings 'Gift' of Pagans Bs RON BATES the family goes to midnight lout on mass. Afterwards we By DF. \ \E Hi/OMER at home. So did the aristocratic !s two (Farts of cream, and a camp,. parades, posadas, all go to class. Ilands. home to eat; it is a time of re- Virginian settlers. pound of sugar to a fifth of rum), They candles on We honor the birth of schoal. korution.i. and union. We call it 'ntwhe buena'. The creche or nativity scene was I soon became a mainstay of the ones Christ with prayers and southern holiday -open lanoe." Is raincoats, and grit' e' of loved "On Christmas Day, the grown- first created by St. Francis a in different ups go to visit family and hymns, but the familiar trap- Assisi in 1229. The Saint, ho different ways friends Santa Claus esialsed out of the and the children go to pings the greenery. the gai- loved both children and animals. Perfume, to begin the Christ- see the god- legendary St. Niehulas, the I probably mite untries father," Ben went recreated the Nativity scene using on, "That is the ety, fine foods and presents fourth century bishop at Myra holidays. day live animals in the nave of his amass! ina, we exchange gitts." come from our pagan an- in .1 to Minor. St. Nieto,- - International Students church. The simpler device of fi- The THREE-DAY HOUDAN hu. was a long, lean man who uf SJS students from 53 cestors. These symbols of gurines caught on and swept the taleup "The Christmas holidays in Fin- Christmas traditionally rode a earl ass riy un five separate eon- were in existence cen- whole Christian world. They were (votaries land last three days," Anna-Llisa turies before white horse. He was the patron ems, gathered Friday fur the the Nativity. used at first only in churches but party at the Rautanen began. "The day before History recorded no date fur the saint of boys. nual Christmas later at home. Christmas we go to the cemetery birth of Christ. No one thought of The rut laid Santa i Sinter Klaus .aapbell lionie of Mrs. Marion to place candles on the grave of celebrating it until four It was St. Francis and his or- was developed here by the earliest la-lards. assistant professor of centuries our loved ones. atter lie died. December '25 was der who developed the original Dutch settlers who took him back nglish. "Then, on Christmas Eve, Santa chosen by the struggling Christmas carols. He believed En to Holland and Scandinavia. The -The Christmas spirit in my Chris- comes about 7 p.m. to give the tians to counteract the moderate Christmas gaiety and Rev. Clement Clarke Moore t auth- try usually starts around Nov. revelries children presents," she continued. of the Roman Saturnalia, which the carols were modeled on the I or of -The Night Before Christ- 5, said Ben Bautista, exchange "We stay up all night singing, began on Dec. 17 and ended on the chorale or carule, originally a mas") picked up the reindeer from from the Philippines. "The udent dancing and having fun. There 24th and were French dance. a Lapland version 01 St. Nichulus' starts playing carols and the asickly followed by diu Is always food on the table. the Kalends the New Year Evergreens were used to cover I maw/la:it ion. decorate for Christmas." lore' Then, on Christmas Day, we all YULE WINTER FESTIVAL Homan houses during Saturnulia. "Eight day" before Christmas go to church. Later we visit Yule was a winter festival cele- inside and out. The Christians a band goev arnound the friends and family. The third Be brated by the northern peoples of grudgingly took up the idea be- tarn Playing Ci11+4111aM 1001110 at day we dunce and have a good cause an untrimmed house marked EUROPE the morning," he Europe. The old Nordic word was W ’11 3. the p Russ a, r. i s 4 o'clock la time." a Christian and next in line for Tuposlari and Pt Africa 2 ’ "hweol" for wheel, meaning the lomat trip for those who don't w to continued. "It is to wake up the "Christmas in Ilolland is gen- the turning of the season.,.. Like the arenas. be horded around. Also hhorter ps people so they can go to maas. erally celebrated around Dec. 6," Modest priced Roman festival, the celebration MISTLETOE ('I'REN ILLS EUROPE Slit.41.4111 TOURS Then, on the 24th, everybody In said Berm Meijer. "The children As t Pased fts. OUT OF THE MOUTHS OF BABES This -littlest choralier" centered upon the winter solstice Mistletoe was held sacred by the place their shoes beneath the , singing his "tidings of comfort and joy- to San Jose State stu- (Dec. 22 to 25). Wild boar was Druids, a religious sect that lived chimney with a carrot or bread Inc. dents for the Christmas season. He's also reminding students that the favorite dish. King Haakon the in Great Britain 200 years before S& D UNIFORM, (for St. Nick's horse). If the child A &M Auto Repair line of school closes tomorrow and will reopen Monday, Jan. 4 Good (919-9611 of Scandinavia, Christ. They believed that it was Complf,te has been bad he finds a note in GENERAL AUTO REPAIR his upon hearing of the new "Christ- capable of curing almost any phy- Police Uniforms and shoe telling him to mend his ways. SPECIALTY mas," decreed that Yule should co- sical ill. Accessories If he has been good, he finds candy Hydrarnatic Powerglide incide exactly. A girl kissed under the mistle- East Santa Clara St. and cookies." student rotes- 401 SJS Junior Recalls toe will be married The Yule log was part of this that year -- 456 E. San Salvador CV 5-424, (3 blxis from Campus) BRAZIL PAPA NOEL festival and the tradition spread providing she allows her lover only "Papa Noel just walks to the southward through all Christian as many kisses as there are ber- house in my country," said Maus! Former Queen Title Europe. Originally during the ries. This English custom, joyfully Weichert KEROSENE CLUB of Brazil. "He walks into winter solestice and later on adopted by Americans, seems to the house through the door. He is By El I I llI 'FE during the coronation ceremonies, have originated as a Druid mar- FORMAL 365 E. Julian Christnuss eve, the huge log was usually tired, so the children have but Mrs. Main, who was seated be- cut and placed at the back of riage rite. pr sonis to be Margaret Iltintley Main. especially good if they want hind him, merely raised her bou- the hearth. A little was burned The Christmas tree is the to Rose Bowl Queen of 1939 THREE CLEFS get a present. Ile gets the gifts quet of roses a little higher and each day until Twelfth-night, newest American tradition, dat- WEAR' with w;ghtly dancing from the parents and gives them and now a junior at SJS. was prompted the speaker without the when the ashes were seattered ing from the 19th Century. The I to the children." honored this month at a aid of a script. She had memorized on the fields to ensure a fertile Christmas tree was brought to first ti Casuals Dance Band "In Rio de Janeiro, there is a the entire program! s.: :, tartanf Queen's Breakfast in Pasa- England by Baroness Lehzen, -C) wrt.t TUESDAY NIGHT big parade on Jan. 6," she con- Mrs. Main was also honored at In England. successive waves of Queen Victoria". German gover- sin:e PA.:, also tinued. "That starts the Christ- dena. the annual Queen's luncheon pre- invaders brought their own cus- ness. mas spirit. There is an agency Mrs. Main. one of ten for- Smothers sented by Occidental Life Insur- toms to the islands. The celebra- Present giving started with the a Tom that you can call up to come to mer queens who participated in SUNDAY EVENING ance Company Dec. 16 at Pereno's tions became so uproarious that Roman Saturnalia. Christmas OGILUK your neighborhood to get chil- the annual activity held Dec. 4 in Restaurant. At that time, each for- the Puritan Oliver Cromwell abol- fruitcake was of Roman origin dren's Christmas lists. Every- the Huntington Hotel was intro- mer Queen received a charm for ished Christmas. It was immedi- also. Almonds were added to rich SALES RENTALS' body gathers when Papa Noel duced by Harlan G. Loud, presi- a bracelet commemorating her ately restored by the court of spices to symbolize the pain and SAYE ON XMAS GIFTS comes." dent of the Rose Bowl Tournament In San Jose reign. Charles II in 1660. pleasure of life. Al SCOTTY MAC'S Different ways, different coun- in 1939. Being Rose Bowl Queen was a NO PURITAN CHRISTMAS AMERICAN CONCOCTION 75 South 2nd Street tries but the meaning and spirit is The former president recalled wonderful experience, according to Christmas was ignored by the Eggnog is an American concoc- CY4-2322 still the same. that he had forgotten his speech Also Polo All.. San Francisca, DECEMBER Mrs. Main, but there is a terrific Massachusetts Puritans. By con- tion. Rum formed the basis of a Oakland and Berkeley * * DISCOUNTS let-down when the festivities end. trast. New York's I New Amster- number of "soothers" in the col- "You notice people watching you dam's) Dutch settlers celebrated ony of Virginia. Eggnog, too rich Student From Bethlehem and you become very self-con- Christmas cheerfully as they had for daily consumption (twelve egg STUDENT s-A-Tiwio .405 scious," she said. "You learn that everyone isn't your friend." But SPi:C!AL5 Tells of Christmas There most of all, she added, there are many people who are willing to Variety LUBRICATiONI $1.50 white horses decorat- of SEAT Note: lsa Ullunan, SJS mounted on Paperbacks Editor's help whenever they can. CAR STORAGE-Monthly Rates foreign exchange student from ed with beautiful saddles. Their COVERS fest, NITE PARKING $T Bethlehem, Jordan, below ghee duty is to he the honor guard of After the 1939 Rose Bowl -mail con- 6 p.m. +0 8 a.m. SAYE ON his account of how Christmas is the Archbishop. The Archbishop vities were over, the fan Are Inexpensive Gifts in from all over Day and Nite $10 celebrated in his native land. walks about 150 yards, blessing the tinued to pour CONVERTIBLE crowds, before he enters the small the world. She recalled that man By ROBERT TA1 I lit The new paperback edition of Vaca.ior ’ra lo, Rentals Auto a d Towing door of the Nativity Church where in Texas who even sent a $3000 Ii H. Lawrence's 1920ish "St. Servic TOPS By ISA UTIIMAN Witiiin the last III years Brake Service he spends the entire night praying check with a marriage proposal. Mav.m" and 'The Man Who Died" as low as A tourist standing on a hill near the check. or so, paperback hooks has e Bat vies with thousands of people. Such is but she returned also might make a welcome gift Tun ups $59.88 Bethlehem will see the Nativity Christmas in Bethlehem. "Another time," she added, "the risen in stature consiilerably for widowed aunts. Lawrence also Church (which was built above the members of a French regiment from the **1111111. 1105 el- cate- wrote "L C cave where Jesus was born), sur- walked 14 miles to type a letter BREHM BROS. rounded by small crowded houses. gory. There's also 542 pages of Doro- SAVE ON to me." -2 ocy high belfries of many churches, They might e en make thy Parker stories and poems for 1ONEAU Senior Wins ACROSS FROM CAMPUS and the high minaret of the mos- Previously, the former queen good (and cheap) Christmas relatives who never got passes COVERS 4TH and SAN FERNANDO que of Omar. Around this town and her husband did some work in gifts, if the corner with the print - because they wore glasses. as row as of 10,000 inhabitants there are Gould Trophy writing, directing, and acting in ed price is bitten off. $29.88 many hills covered with olive plays for the Altadena Penthouse An array of paperbacks which trees. Warren tiutcy, tiler. a senior, was Playhouse. Actor Bill Holden was would be just perfect to stuff the SAVE ON a. member of the group at that Every year thousands of pil- presented the first annual Dr. Wil- stocking of Aunt Minnie from the Sections ,reetinv SPORT low as time. Mrs. Main said. country by Karl Marx, grims from all over the Christian ham H. Gould Memorial Trophy at TARPS $27.88 their Mrs. Main moved to Sunnyvale Lawrence and Jack Kerouac I are from the aorld, come to celebrate the annual Lambda Chi Alpha , Christmas in the Holy Land and to in July with her husband Robert. available at the Spartan Book Christmas dance Saturday at WE GIVE see the place in which Jesus was who is employed at Lockheed, and Store. CALIFORMA
W." born. Adobe Creek Lodge, in Palo Alto, her four children. Her daughter Still-Beat Kerotaic's newest na- ' GREEN The perpetual trophy was ini- Linda is a SJS freshman. "Attend- vel is "Doctor Sax," the story of A most interesting event for the BOOK CO. tiated in memory of Dr. Gould, ing school with my daughter is an adolescent in New England. 134 E. SAN FERNANDO STAMPS to see is a celebration _ tourist long time adviser to the fraternitY exciting," she commented. and is only $1.75. Kerotiac's "Mex- which starts at 11 o'clock on who died one year ago Saturday at ico City Blues" in 242 choruses is .ccatigtra- Christmas Day. The mayor, promi- the age of 54. a steal at $1.95. nent civil officials and religious -Dr. Gould will long be remem- Foreign Students And of course there are always leaders come to meet the Roman bered by the fraternity for the bags of "Peanuts" cartoon books Iii MUFFLERS Catholic Archbishop of Jerusalem. high inspirational ideals he set for Foreign students interested in by Charles Schulz, who spoke in As the archbishop enters the its," a greek spokesman said. spending Christmas with an Amer-- yesterday's I.yke. SEAT COVERS narrow streets of Bethlehem, Three fraternity brothers, Art can family may do so by contact - "Sick, Sick, Sick" is a hook of tour- ing Phillip Perskey, foreign stu- 146 a E. Was Clara CY4 1101 church bells start ringing. A Ryan, Dean Craig and Gutzwiller, cartoons by clever Jules Fritter, A Joyous dent adviser, 216 Rats Sheet ist will never forget the Arabian were nominated for the award on who draws for Playboy and other Holiday Season Knights with their shining swords, the basis of outstanding service to "There have been many families magazines and newspapers. the fraternity. who have extended invitations to For the non-thinking and other to all our Dr. Gould came to the college students," Perskey said. Students relatives are the colorful little in 1926 and served as a part-time should contact the foreign students "Peter Pauper" books for $1. friends at journalism instructor. Later, he office, Adm201, where they will These beautifully illustrated books San Jose State became Spartan Daily and Lyke be notified of families that have range from the "Rubaiyat of Omar adviser and was teaching reporting extended invitations. Students may Khayyam" to "Zen" and "The ABC from the MERRY techniques when he died. sign up until Friday, he added. I of Chafing Dish Cookery." -Happiness House" CHRISTMAS San' Remos. NIGH QUALITY AUTO REPLACEMENT PARTS Where anytime MMTZP:ile.:::, ’’ -, GENERATORS Brake Shoes REBUILT ..,’ is a good time from: Rebulf by factory ... PER SET Regulators for the most pert.s. Top- by factory most q ualify. 3.98 each. Rebuilt sf . gict al ilty .f , tr. . znii:Vand. olly guar. doEc:ous authentic Jimmy, Bud, Leonard, Al, & Phil -t-Idi: ALL CARS i UZI, power for a wick .. 26" .?iia.:A’7 Lc!.;:,i:::.:,.... ; Italian Pizza, .wch. rad fast steel Master Cylinders Rebuilt Fuel Tip qu lity rebuilt by experts. Complet Rebuilt Wafer Pumps Pumps to be install,' Guaranteed factory rebuilt by ready Factory rebuilt, tested and proved on xperts. Its jimmie's many makes of cars. Pressur tested r ' 1Di ROUBLE ACTION San Remo's nd we auaranfee. 1 iper up, exch. ,...aill, 14, q 8 95--now 52 S 4th J 77 ,, at IIR2 218 Willow Street San JOS'S` )oom, then. for Cad:Ilecs. I i 4.79 exch I Chryslers, Hudson' and ,..;:,.,,..._ )..1. SINGLE ACTION Nash cars. Savings of 1r ..A.m._, reg I 05--nove Aura' CLOSED PvIONDAY AND TUESDA Wi// be open Tues.-Sat. during vacation l L’Atica - .W. I 1 98e,ch Open 1,1 9 p m on T,,,S 4-SPARTAN DAILY Thursday, December 17, 1959 Hoopsters To Stay Busy During Holiday; WAA Members Vote on Jan. 6,7 Marc, a Menace? Or 111111 ,,r, held Jan. 6 WOK Tourney and 7 by the en's We Athletic Asseciati (WAA). Members may east their vol In the Women's Awaits Spartans Spartans Hope So (jyrn !elan the hours of 9 a.m. and ship in field goals and failed by 4 Pra NICK PETEIC- indicate just who are the league's Dennis "The Menace All active members ow A Just a few points to nip the Big powers. (those with 100 points or Duck hunting and the Marc, 6-5, 18-year-old, var- scoring standard, thus nor Eight's will be eligible to vote. West Coast Athletic Confer- The Spartans are in a group- sity basketball center, was in- establishing himself as the sec- ence tournament are on tap ing with Loyola University. Col- deed a terror in the Spartan ond highest scorer in the lege of the Pacific, and USF Spartan (-tigers during win over Fresno State Tues- league's history. The Lincoln for the the four more or less considered National Lift day night but had been any- Ile leads Mel'herson's cag- Insurance the Christmas holiday recess. the circuit's "weaker sisters." Company Oregon University's Ducks thing but menacing in the eta in rebounds after four Seattle University, featuring po- first few 1959 Spartan encount- games and served notice of his will host the Walt McPher- tential All-American Don Ogorek; ers all-round potential by holding son five this coming Monday and Tom Meschery-led St. Mary's, de- As a senior at Daly City's Jeff- Tuesday at Eugene. while the All-American candidate Dar- fending loop champs; Santa Clara, erson High he led the North Pen- tourney takes place at the Uni- rell Imhoff to Just 11 points with high-scoring Frank Sobrero. prep loop in scoring and as versity of San Francisco's Memo- insula while chipping in esdth 10 him- and Pepperdine. displaying prac- a freshman at the College of San self. rial Gymnasium on December 26, the same team which fin- tically Mateo last season he really II' FOR CAL 28. 29, and 30. the 1958-59 season, are the ished burned the hoops and established We asked whether, perhaps, the Steve Belko's Ducks have other quartet, from which the himself as a highly proficient 6-10 Cal center underestimated shown a highly potent attack thus tourney's eventual champion is ex- scorer. Marc's ability. Marc modestly re- far this season. featuring 6-7 piv- pected to emerge. ot Glenn Moore and his 20-plus AVG. 24.8 POINTS plied, "I don't think so. Cal just AL CORRAL average in the lead role. All teams participating will Cornering the market on prac- had a bad night and we were real- College Agent San Jose Stato games. Winners of %Pherson, however, will not play three tically all the Big Eight (junior ly 'up' for the game so we gave action (Dec. 26 & concentrate his defense on the first-round college) offensive departments, he them a tough go." Seniors the championship big center because "they're all 28) enter rampaged through the 14-game In view of the fact that 6-5 is Graduate Student! bracket, while the losers go into league schedule by scoring 347 comparatively small for a center good and the starting the aver- The a consolation series. his markers for a 24.8 average to nowadays, we inquired as to his LNL C P an r.tli be ages 6-5, so we'll stick to a TWO MARC’ERS Dennis Marc, Spartan pivot man found specialine'.-.. Seniors wind up as unchallenged mesh feelings about encountering op- end Gre straight man-to-man." Second-round games (Dec. 29) shooting eye against Fresno State this week, leading his mates uate Studer, ,... while you ere monarch. ponents in the pivot slot who in school, you secure Exhibiting all seven WCAC are all semi-finals, and the finals with 23 points. The lanky sophomore is only 18 years old and are a low rate Mare also showed a leader- few inches taller. Marc cause of present age atJ statas, schools and presenting Seattle's I will be determined in the tour- Coach Walt McPherson is expecting much of this youngster a felt that there was a height disadvantage More important t. . Chieftains as the guest star, the ney's last day of play on Decem- lege Plan can be sta- a Oho Holiday Tourney promises to be ber 30. and that he would maybe play regular premium , -gni a :treat show and will serve I., Victors of second-round frays Frosh 'Quint' forward position next season. until after you -.41. go into the finals of the champ- Celts Lead NBA Play; ELBOW INJURY You benefit with these advantags ionships and consolation brack- What has hampered your scor- Low rate to students ets, while the losers play for ing thus far this season? "In the At San Flexibility tailored Chew SLATE third and fourth place in their Mateo first place," he said, "I have to to pre brackets. Coach Stu Inman's San Jose Good Balance ent and future needs respective secondly I've Is Key gain experience, and State Freshman basketball squad You make no regular Host USF is the Spartan's ini- Pro basketballs kingpins pres- lag b!v virtue of his defensive tal- had a bum elbow since the first travels to San Mateo to take on deposits until you are tial opponent on Saturday eve- ently are vying in a spectator's ents . . . his point average isn't game, but it's just about cleared out MAY San Mateo J.C. tonight at 8. school ning, December 26. The Dons, popularity poll with little or noth- sensational. up now." like the Spartans. fre highly inex- The fresh will attempt to im- He'll be around San Jose State (rig evolving from the conse- The scintillating Celtics have Get complete information on ths "John Paul Jones" perienced and haven't been too prove on a three win-two loss sea- for another two years after this Lincoln College Plan from quence. compiled a 22-4 record this year to Robert Stock impressive at this stage. son record. season and there will come a time The appearance of newcomers take a commanding lead, in the AL CORRAL, Class of They are sparked by diminutive Despite the only so-so record, when he becomes "of age" and is '58 Baylor and Chamberlain to the Eastern Division, only a little &LS Campus Agent PLUS guard Ron Cox, who is an excel- Coach Inman says he has several regarded one of the WCAC's top sport this year has no doubt add- more than one third completed. CY 7-7368 lent ball-handler and is tough players on his squad with a good cagers. By "The Rabbit Trap" ed impetus to the growing popu- They sport an amazing .846 win- from the outside despite his size. chance of helping the varsity next larity of pro basketball. What, ning percentage and are riding the Ernnest Bcrgnine Coach McPherson has no year. AV- .49,...te0,ieltrej I.S.AT,\TT tkerker.t, however, is it doing to the team crest of a nine game winning special plans for the Dons. "At "Bill Yonge has been our best as a whole? streak. also o surprise comedy this stage of the game we have Charm in Dining performer to date," rates the Final scores mean hardly any- Old World Closed Dec. 23-d a.,1 24th to worry shout one game at a Bill Sharman, Bob Cousey, frosh mentor. Yonge is a 6-1 thing to home town spectators as time. After Oregon we'll con- Frank Ramsey, the Jones Boys America's Most Beautiful Ho! bran piaymaker from Lafayette. long as "their hero" outscores the centrate on the Dons," he said. 1K.C. and Sam), Tom Heinsohn "Bill Robertson and John Cof- villain on the opposing team. In- and Gene Conley make up the Should they win their first one Authentic Barvarian Food fr OW PA IFE fey are two more players who stead of a team effort, which col- greatest team in the history of the Spartans will meet the win- clir..7,-D0 6 0 have a good chance of playing legiate coaches hope to mold, we basketball . . . bar none. Russell ner of the Loyola-COP clash in Music Every Night Pr.l.sents: varsity," Coach Inman continued. have an offense built around one leads the league almost every year second-round championship brack- Coffey 16-71, a native of San Car- or two players. with his rebounds and Cousey has San Jose State's FRED SOETJE et play. If they lose, they'll meet 'THE CRUCIBLE' los, has been scoring well from the I'm not saying this is had for lead the league with assists for as Americas greatest Rinky-Tink Piano styli) the loser of that tilt in consola- (Appears Mon. Thurs ) The dark, savage story of pivot slot. Robertson 16-5), who the sport or for the spectators long as I can remember. tion play. love and death during the preped at Napa high school, plays but I think the ultimate result Billie Gallagher co Die Rhinelander Winning the second-rounder Coaches are 'complaining that days oi Salem witchcraft. forward in the Inman system. will hurt the team, its players, on the piano Band would entitle the White and Gold the Boston Celtics are too good tor W Smone S georet dt Guard Darold Noyer *as an- compctitheness and the coach- everyone else. The Celtics don't 4.4 th, ard Diabciigue fame to play for the championship of other player singled out by the es. have the one-man scoring punch garden City, Y. s(onteed sS, ls just corn- their respective bracket (cham- ibidraU coach. "With his improvement, So how? like several of the other NBA VA? - :an Francisco pionship or consolation), and a Akno.. . mylene I:..nnongeot loss would constitute a battle for he might win the other guard spot Look at the Boston Celtics. Al- hoop squads but as a team . . si SO MARKET ST. , ,.. o CY 7.2002 plus third place in* that division. before the season is over," Inman though Big Bill Russell is looked they possess an unbeatable corn- The Spartans tune-up for their said. on as a "star," he has gained his hination.-6.H.S. trancrw r nt 'THE KISS' WCAC inaugural against COP in These two great shows will run for the Spartan Gymnasium on Janu- approximate two weeks ary 8, by meeting San Francisco State at the Gator Gymnasium on EL RANCHO January 5. 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2rtd & San Carlos CY 3-3701 NOW MORE THAN EVER atern refreshes your taste . . . -,2 nse Hel s But Thursday, Deromber 17. 1959 SPARTAN DAILY Spartan Sports Best Games Down South Records Show Nation's Top Elevens ays lembers Defense Counts Winter's Theory Ilv NICK PETERS displayed the most awesome slug- ging teams Clash in Bowl in baseball Games
history, each Jan. 6,7 defensive aspect of of the game only to of The having hit 221 home runs (nearly By DOUG WILLIAM have Cannon In the Quaker tit% clash Penn , sports is greatly get loose on a 79 yard touch- State, with Weide Lucas, ap- 7 by the American 1,4 per game) during the 154-game Football fans across the Id down Jaunt to itle inglerempliasized in favor of season. However, neither could Taken win the game 7-3 pears to have too much class Associsition Literally nation will get a chance. in fan appealing offensive waltz away with a pennant. for LSU. e for the young Crhnson Tide he By TODD PHIPEIN the next few %Necks, to see the team. ay cast their the fact that To the average baseball fan, MI1414 IS CHOICE sots ',etude despite country's leading TO Ernie Banks Is pictured only as It gets a little chilly in the afternoon around football MIsSissIppi, toy full- The Houston contea pitting At- betoos." lefrosise minded t e a in s San Jose spearheaded 1 a.m. ,ind 4 pas. one of the t feared slitgFers this late in the year. So elevens ie in post-season back Charlie Flowers, finishes) the lantic Coast Conference champion be the most effect. it was one day this week, and the members of filise to in the game, as he belted 43 small group bowl games. season In strong fashion in order. Clemson against the co-champion Ittk in winning ball games. occupying the northwest corner of the field da points or lbw, ,e homers, drove in 143 runs, and The two feature games to get another shot at the Bengali, Southwestern Conference Horned the American public just north of Spartan Stadium rubbed their hands together of r to Visti.. a rule, was named the NE's Most Val- the holiday season will be played and the experts rate them an early Frogs is rated by the experts as a a great deal of in an attempt to ,joys witnessing uable Player in 1939. fight off frost hit.-. in the South on Jan. 1, where first three point choice in the contest ''pick-'em" affair. often does not respect Very ictio and few realize that the young There were 10 athletes in all . . . singing, talking. rated Syracuse meets fourth rank- Just a step behind, from the The remaining major bowl game invulved in a 0-0 football Chicago n National ins skill Cub star set an all-time laughing . . . relaxing. A young man, ed Texas in the Cotton Bowl and standpoint of national interest, is in the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville Life rarity nowadays), a 1-0 bundled beneath a :e Company me (a major league fielding record by well-beat hat and bulky jacket oc-+- second ranked Mississippi tiffs the Rose Bowl game. also on Jan. matches another Southwestern co- contest, or a low scoring oititution to work and aceball making only 12 errors during the casionally clapped his hands, send- train lin- Louisiana State, the nation's third l. The Pasadena clash features the title holder, Arkansas against only fray, der the expert guidance of asketball entire 1959 season at shortstop- a ing a trio of the sweat-suit-clad San rated outfit, in the Sugar Bowl, Big Ten champion Wisconsin ele- a fair Georgia Tech squad. The OVERCOAT mark not even equalled by the young men on a brisk trot across Jose State track coach Lloyd ven THIN THREE GAME JINX against the once beaten Hiss- Razorbacks (8-2) rate the nod the know, hovvev- immortal Hontis Wagner! the shaded, cool grass. "Bud" Winter. kies from Washington. Spectators in In Dallas, the Orangemen will01 over Tech 16-4) although the En- the offensive gut- In between these co-ordinated The success achieved by Spar- r, look beneath RECORDS AREN'T WINS field one of the finest teams t Rineers had good wins over Clem- that only a sturdy bursts there persisted an atmos- tans Rapid Ray Norton, world's HUSKIES RATE CHANCE and realize Stanford's brilliant quarterback come out of the East in many son. Tennessee and Notre Dame. results and is a pher of contentment and fastest human, and his teammate Although underdogs, the Bob lefense brings Dick Norman set an all-time col- non- years against a rugged Texas chalance. One little Negro laugh- "Bullet" Bob Poynter, has attract- Schloredt led Huskies are rated by (08 at greater skill. legiate passing record in the Big team. The once beaten Texans, ingly serenaded a teammate with ed an impressive array of whip- many to have the best chance to Open at 4 p.m. baseball, the Los Angeles Game by tossing 34 completions in co-champions of the Southwest In an excerpt from a popular sang pets to the camp of Winter. knock off the Big Ten since the Pizza with a "Personality" and Chicago %Visite Sox 39 attempts, yet his mates couldn't Conference, will be facing a team Dodgers while another playfully pushed RELAX THEour 1954 UCLA team. the National 1.4.1sg11e and even win the game. Why? No de- eager to break a string of three HOUSE OF PIZZA soon his cohort from the starting The chipmunk cheeked coach Another Jan. 1 contest has League pennants re- fense! straight bowl game defeats. 395 Almaden Ave. CV 7-9908 CORRAL Wedeln blocks. taught bomber and fighter pilots Southeastern Conference champion nt-San Both teams led their Syracuse, the nation's number Neon . Jose Stet. And who or what, you're prob- the art of relaxing during World The much talked about Miss- Georgia pitted against MISSt,111'i In fielding, yet were only one grid power, breezed undefeat- wile ably beginning to wonder, makes War II. His theory of relaxation issippi-LSI' rematch in New Or- in the Orange Bowl. This Miami nors eight teams In bat- ed through ten opponents while ..ixth out of this uneventful as a key to success he has trans- 'leans will give fans a look at clash averaging a torrid six touchdowns picture of an ath- looms as somewhat of a te nog. lete's November !erred to his cinder coaching tech- the nation's top back, Billy Can- mismatch with the once Students a game. In inspecting the other afternoon worthy beaters TELEVISION On the other hand, Cincinnati of mention? nique, anti with obvious reward. non. In the first r ncounter be- Bulldogs favored over a Miss,' ie Fl on ba side of the ledger one would also ad the best hitting team, but fin- NOT JUST And if relaxation is the secret, tueen these two fine Southeast- team that backed into the p.. to Seniors and Grad discover that the Orangemen only NORODYS BUY OR RENT while you are shed sixth in the NL standings. In Well, come next this year's class is well on its way ern Conference teams, Old Miss due to a conference ruling it, sti allowed their opposition one td spring, when secure a low rase be. he AL, Kansas City tied for first football and basketball scores have to stratospheric success. i outplayed the Tigers for most prohibits Oklahoma, the Big 100 sets to choose from it age and status. per contest. s batting, but was dead last in entered the San Jose State ledger, title holder, from repeating in ant-t4e Lincoln In basketball the entire eoun- SUBSTANTIAL GUARANTEE Cdi be standings that count. this group of grey Bowl. Missouri was beaten tot e stared now *Ace try Is highly offensive-minded clad gentlemen will be readily identified. in league play and twice in outs: ’ ON ALL SETS s depctit" being made POWER TO BURN with very few teams stressing re C.,' "f This college has competition for a doubtful 6-1 The New York Giants of 1947 defense, yet the latter few are become a Many Players Switc No repair or service charge on rentals ith these advantages mecca for cord. nd the Cincinnati Reds of 1956 the most successful. Jet-propelled track stars. Sprint champions First Month's Rent Can Be o students Phil Woolpert, who recently took from GAMES SATURDAY the width and breadth of the Used as Down Payment -tailored to a leave of absence from USF, and Two outstanding games are ott preg. Sahara Oil Co. state flock to tills low budget in If Your Decide to Purchase ture needs Pete Newell of the University of Lea ues in Trades tap for fans Saturday when the BEST GAS PRICES no regular ('alifornia, are considered two of Liberty Bowl game in Philaslelphi., LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS IN SAN JOSE Twenty-two major leaguel sox have plugged their third ntil you the most talented cage coaches in matches Penn State (8-2i againsi are out of AT baseball players will be play- base gap and will present a tuan America. Between them they have e IC who slugged 23 homers in the Alabama (7-1-2) and the Bluebon- SECOND & WILLIAM TV Rentals Co. sent four representatives to the ing in "the other league" as I NL to further enhance their net Bowl in Houston loas Texas ;nformatlon on Ono block south of Sears the NCAA finals in the last five years! le I nl a r,sult of the first inter- prim. Christian , R-2 dlege Plan from 466 Meridian Rd. CY 4-3311 In 1955 and 1956 Woolpert- OddT es i,1 37 l trading se., which ion. I Should Ted Kluszewski return (8-2). coached ., Class of '58 PAWS CYCLES USF won the NCAA began on Nov. 21 and tenni- to his old form and the recently- unpur Agent championship with center Bill Rus- acquired Minnie Minos play up FOR FUN AND HEALTH ' nated midnight, Dec. 15. 7.7368 sell emerging as the nation's ace Season to his usual par, the once muscle- Funny When this three week trading Bicycles for Rent defensive cage performer. less Sox would present an awe- THE BURGER HOUSE The live pig which chased 1 period, in which ball clubs from 1435 The Alameda CY3-9766 TOPPLE HIGH SCORERS some murderers row of Kluszew- , Ag-aageSZW an inflated pigskin at Evan- both the American and National Last season the UC Bears boast- Leagues could trade freely with ski, Minos , Freese and Sherm Lol- BeP.GERS TO GO ston. Ill., the lar to strive in their speedy team- lining ed no high scoring individuals, but flipped coin each other without interference SUMMER SESSIONS with a well-coached, defensive- which got lost in a captain's from teams in their own loop, was mates and, perhaps, cop the '60 crown f bran ABROAD 1960 minded team of hustlers they man- jersey and the Georgia back first announced, it met with mixed by an even greater margin. University of San Francisco aged to overwhelm the basketball NIEMAN TO ORIOLES 24c who blocked a teammate's emotions. SUADALAJARA, Mexico June 21- world by edging high-scoring fa- In other trades Baltimore gained Food STONEHAM WAILS "Custom -Built to Your Order" July 29..11.r des tul:on. board, vorites Cincinnati and West Vir- punt took a back seat to a a fourth National Leaguer by trad- Texas controversy as Opponents of the trades feel ginia to win the NCAA in Louis- football's od- ing underrated veteran outfield- VALENCIA Span July I -August 23 duty of the year. that teams in their own league Near School 383 E. Santa Clara ville. er Bob Nieman to the St. Louis F n rdividual require. should get first choice at a player 5t25 including tuition. The watches an Sports writers and Cardinals for promising young fly next time one broadcasters who is on the market. Horace stylir.t o 1,0 a -d and activities. and contest, It would be voting in the Associated Press post chaser Gene Green. ;- EY PLANE, New York- athletic Stoneham, president of the San to be overly season poll decided - Boston's Red Sox added three %%Ise for him not that the St ran Francisco Giants, feels that the Rhinelander gest occurrence new faces by trading veteran UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO impressed by a high searing on college fields National League is now stronger TOUR OF EUROPE. July end Aug. respect the this year Was the slugger Dick Gernert and young Band team, but rather to winning South- than the American League and ..iting 10 countries defense, which is utilizing care- ern Methodist touchdown which hurler Al Schroll to the Chicago SAN JOSE'S POPULAR s.,rocco. (Africa). that by exchanging players from fully mapped-out strategy in- wasn't a touchdown. Cubs for first-sacker Jim Mar- 10(6Paii ,ptional. Conduct- league to league the NL could DOWNTOWN HOTEL I-1 .: stead of old worn-down show- shall, pitcher Dave Hillman, and Maiques. Informs- It happened like this at Houston. eventually lose its supremacy. COMFORT 1 1, . ,es. San Jose Stele by the outfielder Robby Thomson. for manship as displayed SMU and Rice were tied 13-13, Evaluating the recently com- CONVENIENCE al :Y 7-2002 ., !NA Two other deals brought catch- -..> . A. offensive-minded. and the clock was ticking off the pleted inter-loop trading S144%1011 FRIENDLY SERVICE J'.... er Frank House to Cincinnati from MODERATE RATES final minutes of the game. Don It could he agreed that neither Kansas City in exchange for re- Meredith. league took a SMU's star quarterback, definite advantage liever Tom Acker: and Philadel- From $4.50 to $7.00 .ClIpmess 4-9404 launched a passing attack which of the other, but that certain Drive-in Garage phia sent flinger Ray Semproth to FREE OVERNIGHT PARKING "RE .1190(3t. COieSTItUC ION covered 77 yards and in the fad- teams namely the Giants and Detroit for infielder Ted Lepcio. FL EVISiet4 SAVIOUET Atom COMBINATION ing seconds threw a completed the Chicago White Sox worked Ralph C. Cedwell, Manager C0FalEk SOW. FOUNTAIN GIANTS HAPPY pass into the end zone for the some deals which indicated a The Giants will be more than apparent winning touchdown. slant in their favor. MONTGOMERY HOTEL PLATE happy not to face old nemesis Dave South First St. at San Antonio Soo Jose, California PLAY VOIDED SOX-GIANTS SET Hillman and Ray Semproch, pitch- Referee Nappy Davis Nullified As a result of these "steals" ers who have been traded to the Choice of: the play. He said Meredith was be- both the White Sox and the Giants AL. Between them they have 59c yond the line of scrimmage when strengthened their pre-season 1960 beaten the Giants 10 times in lea- Enchilada - Taco - Tamale ... he cut loose. There was a loud pennant claims. gue competition over the last two Plus Rice, Beans, Salad cry from SMU partisans. In the most recent trade which years. The next day, the pictures got under the wire just prior to Gene Freese belted several of showed conclusively that Mere- the midnight deadline, Cincinnati his 23 homers against the Giants For Outstanding Offensive Play 4th and St. James dith was behind the line of acquired Cleveland's scrappy Billy last season and was a thorn in Tico's Tacos scrimmage. Davis admitted the Martin, pitcher Cal McLish, and their side during the stretch drive hoot and said he was sorry. De- young first -baseman Gordon Cole- for the pennant as he singlehand. me mands were made that Rice for- man In exchange for star second- edly was responsible for key Phil- feit the game. But Rice didn't. sacker Johnny Temple, regarded lie victories over the Rigneys. at that Also, Bobby Thomson can no Guard Joe McGrath was 'The curious porker made a sur- as the top NL performer longer return any damage to the prise appearance at the Wisconsin- position. selected " player of the AIRLINE In what must be considered the team for which he once was a :\ orthv..estern game. Ile was ap- week" by the coaches of biggest deal, the Bay Area's nine hero. parently looking for a departed STEWARDESSES pitchers Billy O'Dell and If nothing more, these inter-lea- Northern California for his II relative. acquired Billy Loes, both lefthanders, from gue trades are good for baseball In the Middlebury-V ermont outstanding play against the the Orioles for outfield- in that they do definitely stimu- United Air Lines game, the referee tossed up a half- Baltimore er Jackie Brandt, pitcher Gordon late fan interest, the ultimate goal N.C.A.A. champions, U.C. dollar and it fell inside the neck Jones and catcher Roger McCar- of our national pastime. offers its Stewardesses a reward- and shoulder pads of the Vermont McGrath scored 18 points dell. ing, exciting and responsible ca- captain. It took a semi-striptease against them. PICK UP POWER JOE'S EIGHT BOUTS reer in the sky. and 10 minutes to see what team The White Sox tightened their CAMDEN, N.J. (UPI) -Jersey Openings available every month in 1960 would receive or kick off. chances for a repeat in the AL Joe Walcott fought in eight world Congratulations to THE WRONG WAY BASIC QUALIFICATIONS by improving on their sole defi- heavyweight championship bouts, Angie Cola of USC pulled a ciency -power. six times as the challenger. He Joe McGrath Age: 20 through 26 "Roy Riegels" in running back- In acquiring proven veteran challenged Joe Louis twice, Ezzarti Height: 5'2'' to 513" ward with a kickoff. He was tackl- Gene Freese from Philadelphia's Charles three times (winning the Weight: In proportion to height ed in the end zone by a Notre Phillips in exchange for unprov- title from him in 1951) and Rocky Dame lineman for a safety. en rookie John C'aillson, the f hi- Marciano once. McGra4h Vision: At least 20/100 each eye, cor- Yes it happened again . . . Joe rectable to 20/30 or better. Suffield of Monmouth College Glasses or contact lens accept- leaped off the bench and tackled ' GOLDEN STATE able. a Cornell (Iowa) player racing Known for Good Food :e the Modente Aril Co. COMPANY down the sidelines for a touch- more Education: Minimum of 2 years of College At Bohannon's featuring Char- or 2 years of public contact ex- down. coal Broiled Steaks and Prime Ribs. wing- CAMPAGNA, JR. more perience or acceptable combin- ANTHONY D. CELLAR intern! ation. DWELLERS PHILADELPHIA (UPI) The PROFESSIONAL PHARMACISTS Phillies and Athletics each has fi- )0 Apply during vacation at the nearest OPEN TIL MIDNIGHT your Christmas nished in last place 19 times, more United Air Lines office. If accepted, a class assign- ment may your educational and than any other team in the major PHONE CYpress 3-7500 be made to fit leagues. The A's finished last 18 Personal plans. times while in Philadelphia and SECOND AND SANTA CLARA STS. 1401 SOUTH FIRST te once in Kansas City. SPARTAN DAILY Thursday. December 17, 1959 Science Groups $3000 Set Dinner-Party Engineers Get Equipment machine which may be used as has given over I Department News e,titighouse Educational M00. wont either a generator or a motor. equipment to Beta Beta Beta, biology honor has presented 150 accredited Foundation The machinery can be used by versifies and colleges AUDIO VISUAL ENGLISH oompleted the second in a series society, and the Entomology Club In the etii file pieces of electrical engi- engineering students to learn ba- States. coordinat- Dr. Henry C. Meckel, professor I of six lectures at the will have a party Satur- Robert M. Diamond, Adult Edu- Christmas of converting energy neering lab equipment to SJS sic principles Although or of the Instructional Television of English and education was re- cation Center for people 'aith Union. SJS was not day at 6 p.m., Student to electricity. aecro written an cently appointed to the National cardiac conditions. Dr. Darby Engineering Department. Ed ed during the Sem ices, has recently roast beef dinner will be sew- program It A is said partment art ielo. "Television Tailored to the Council of Teachers of English's spots t, on diets for cardiac C. Glover, professor of engi- "The device unique," received accredit5114 ed. All who plan to attend are which Commission on the Profession. patients and Miss Nelson spoke Professor (1lover, "in that It cats November), through High School Classroom," neering, announced. the eff Kathleen Conrey, pub- perform most of the faculty has been published in the Novem- At the annual meeting of the on work simplification emphasiz- asked by The equipment, worth $3000, in- be used to members and mem several weeks energy management licity chairman, to bring a salad. experiments ordinarily dime in professional ber issue uf Audio-Visual Instruc- Council ago, Dr. ing as re- cludes two direct current motors, organizatiora, machinery tub." was put tion. Meckel addressed a section meet- lated to the homemaker. All alumni, faculty and families two tachometers which measure an electrical on the list. ing, speaking on ';Scope and Stt- revolutions per minute, a torque part of a nation- The PHILOSOPHY NURSING may attend as well as members The gift was machinery will be guence in the Selection of Englith meter which measures power out- wide program, supported by the an advanced Dr. Edward H. Madden, asso- Dr. George Gillick will speak of both organizations. machinery lab Units." The meeting was held in put, and a generalized rotating c ciate professor of philosophy, on national health trends and how Westinghouse Corporation, which said Professor Glover. Denver. war honored recently by the pis- they will affect Santa Clara Coun- tol, ition of an article that he POLITICAL SCIENCE ty, at a meeting of faculty mem- st rote in the current autumn is- Pres. John T. Washlgistst re. bers of the Nursing Department Ministry at SJS sue of The Personalist. cently requested permission from and their associated faculty, com- Methodism's FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH the State Department of Educe- posed of representatives from The journal is published at the Two Blocks from Campus 2nd and San University of Southern California. Hon to study a program for a health agencies affiliated with the Antonia Dr. Madden's article was entitled master's degree in pollUcal sci- SJS nursing program, tomorrow, First Methodist St. Paul's SUNDAY SERVICES "G. W. Curtis, Practical Trans- ence at San Jose State. 2 p.m., Cafeteria, room A. Church Methodist Church 8:30 and 11:00 MORNING WORSHIP cendentalist." SCIENCE 7:00 EVENING SERVICE SOCIAL FIFTH and SANTA CLARA STS. TENTH and SAN SALVADOR STS Dr. Peter Koestenbaum, assist- The Social Science Department Dr. Clarence Sands - Minister ant professor of philosophy, will 9:30 a.m. College Church faculty and staff will hold their Spartaguide Welcomes you to "A Cordial Invitation for Every Sunday" read a paper entitled, "Some Dif- annual Christmas party today, 2:30 School Class Conoept of Ex- ficulties with the to 9:30 p.m. The party will be in -TODAY MORNING WORSHIP at the Christmas meet- MORNING WORSHIP perience" the Social Science Department German Club, meeting, Student Un TRI-C Division of the 9.30 -Let Christmas Happen to You- 11:00 a.m. ing of the Pacific offices. on. 7 p.m. "A Group with YOU in mind" American Philosophical Assn. at meeting CH235. S:30 p.m. I 1:00 Choir Christmas Program The Lord's Prayer Series, EVERY SUNDAY HOME ECONOMICS San. Barbara Colleg, International Relations Club, Christ. Dekver Us from Evil - Miss Joyce Bolton, assistant pro- 9:30 A.M. Leadership Seminar mas party, 67 S. Ninth St.. 7 p.m. Reverend Getty, Minister fessor of home economics, has 7 15 p.m. Vesper Service 5:45 P.M. Fellowship Time CANTERBURY Social Affairs Committee, meeting made several speeches to civic Fall Semester: World Ethics and Chri Jiarity ASSOCIATION TH53. 3:30 p.m. Rev. DONALD A. GETTY, Minister Edwin M. Sweet. Minister groups this month. Sparta-Sprite staff, meeting, Student John M. Foster, Assoc. Minister Carl Metager. Minister of Vis:tetion The Pink Building 3rd and San Christian Center On Dec. 1 she spoke to the Antonio 91 SOUTH Union, 2:30 r in. FIFTH STREET Campbell Parents' Nursery School. y Communion at 7:30 a.m. on the topic "The Pre-School Every Thursday Child." Last Saturday she was Office Hours: 9 a.m. to S p.m. Berbe-n E Arrold guest speaker at the Workshop of the Private Nursery School Asso- ciation of Northern California, held at the Carey School in San Mateo. Her topic was "Creative Activi- ties." Dr. Clara Darby and Mies Episcopal Church ’aunden I. Nelson of the Home 1 Economies Department have Just Services at Trinity, 81 N. 2nd 8.00 a.m. Holy Communion 9.25. and 11.00 a.m. Morning Prayer. Interviews Who Will Be the First V. E The Placement Office requests that students interested in inter- views scheduled Jan. 5-12 make appointments before Christmas va- "SPARTAN" of the New Year? cation in Adm234. TUESDAY, JAN. 5 Ross Laboratories, graduating seniors. bus:ness or sales with science back. Read the Rules Below . ground.. .. Lockheed Missile and Space Division, e Ale:meda at Shasta Sunnyvale. graduating seniors, electrical Look at the fine merchandise CY 2-1888 and mechanical engineering. THURSDAY, JAN. 7 offered to the winning parents! S:,ndoy Services Bank of America, graduating seniors 11 cm.; 7 p.m. 1'here! arts. FRIDAY, JAN. 8 KNOX Cupertino schools, graduating seniors CONTEST RULES JOHN ttion (K 61. FELLOWSHIP TUESDAY, JAN. 12 1. Contest is open to married students, California State Government of Teo. faculty, and emp'oyees of the ccLege. Dre_. chore Department, graduating seniors for If a student, one spouse must be en- rolled for more than 6 units. 9:45 a.m. Perspectiv corrections, youth authority, mental hy. giene jobs. 6:00 p.m. Knox Club 2. Parent must bring signed statement U.S. Air Force. graduatirio ,vcmae from attending physician stating time dieter' meal. -+u-.4e^t -.patIoral therapy and hospital and date of birth to Ad mg, of ;oar- friends here . . nternsh.p program. tan Daily. Caroling Tonight 3. Deadline for submission of informa- speakers tion is I p.m., Wednesday, Jan. 6, discussion groups International Relations club will 4. Certificate wiil be given to winning social activities hold its annual Christmas party parent, which may be presented to tonight from 7 to 10 at the home participating merchants to claim mer- of Prax Loya, 69 S. Ninth St. Car- G. 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