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/Clouds, But No Rain Hoop Battle Tonight Beginning to hedge toward a San Jose State's unbeaten long-overdue rain. the weather- basketball team will face a stern man preilirt increasing cloudi- teat tonight when they meet the ness for today, with no precipt- Arizona State at Tempe squad tation in the offing 1, how- tonight at 8 o'clock in Spartan e% er. High temperature will tiym. For details of the game, range from 60-65, about the MM the sports section on page name au )esterda). tientle winds three. SAN 'JOSE STATE COLLEGE prmall. VOL. 44 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY. DECEMBER 4, 19s4 NO. 46 Dr. Wren Speaks Music Department To Give Recital; 'Religion-in-Life' Lecturers At Gym Dedication Faculty Featured Formal dedication ceremonies for the new half-million dollar ad A Faculty Recital will be pre- Visit 35 SJS Living Groups dition to the Men's Physical Education Building will be held tomorrow sented by the San Jose State Col- at 10:30 a.m. lege Music Department tonight at Delivering the dedicatory address will be Dr. Dale P. Wren, a 8:15 o'clock in the Concert Hall. The first faculty recital of 1946 graduate of San Jose State College. Dr. Wren is currently ad- the fall Requests for Classroom m;nistrative assistant to Dr. Roy E. Simpson, state superintendent of season will feature three num- public instruction. bers to be performed by music professors. He will be introduced by Dr. John T. Wahlquist, San Jose State Speakers Number 104 president. M i I I ureside oNer The program will open with The residents of 35 of the living groups on campus heard speak- the dedication. Donald Homuth, violincello, and ers last night in connection with this week's -Religion-in-Life" program. In addition, the SJS Choraliers, Patrick Meierotto, piano. playing In addition, according to Claudette Allen, chairman of the week's under the direction of William the Sonata No. 5 in E minor by observance, 104 requests for classroom speakers have been received J. Erlendson, associate professor Vivaldi. The Sonata is one of a and are being fulfilled. of music, will present four selec- set of six Vivaldi sonatas for cello Today's program included one change in the previously an- tions. and figured bass. The numbers are nounced schedule. Instead of a Buddhist worship, a Latter Day Saints Arrangements for the program, typical of the Baroque period of seta ice, led by student, Craig Rut- which will he open to the public. music and are divided into four ledge, WaS held at 8.30 a.m. in the have been made by Glenn (Tiny movementsLargo, Allegro, Lar- Seniors Plan Memorial Chapel. Hartranft, head of the Men's go, and Allegro. The Rev. K. M. Kamata, origin- Physical Education Department. Schumann's song cycle of 'leder, Winter Grails' ally slated to represent the Bud- The dedication will be held in one "Frauenliehe und Leben," will be dhist faith in the week's program. of the two gymnasiums on the sung by contralto Marine Thomp- Dinner-Dance was unable to appear and the second floor of the new structure. son and accompanied by pianist speaker committee was not able Construction on the addition Thomas Ryan. The music world All January graduation fees to obtain a substitute. was started last semester. Work this year is celebrating S c h u- should he paid by now, according STUDENT PANEL TODAY was concluded during the summer, mann's centennial, 1856 to 1956. la Torn Bonetti, Senior Class pres- "How Does a College F:duca- with the exception of landscaping. He succeeded Schubert as one of ident. lion Influence My Faith'!" will the great composers of German The Dinner-Dance for Fall grad- be discussed by a student panel to- lieder. The song cycle is based uates will be either Wed., Jan 30. day at 10:30 a.m. Main partici- Second Polio DR. DALE P. WREN on the poetry of Chamisso in or Thum, Jan. 31. depending upon pants will be Hal Clem, Protes- ... To Deliver Address which a woman tells of her joys the finals schedule. Preliminary tant; Don Nemim, Jewish; Craig Shots Given on falling in love. arrangements are being made with Rutledge, Latter Day Saints: and Final number on the program two posible sites, the Villa Char- Bob Williams. Catholic. Juniors Seek will be the Trio in E flat by tier, or the Peninsula Country A lunchtime dim-minion on Wednesday Brahrns performed by William Er- Club "What Can Religions Other Polio vaccinations will be given Band for Prom lendson, piano, Gibson Walters, Walt Tolleson's band is a possi- Than Our Own Offer Us?" will on campus for the second time The Junior Class executive coun- violin, and Robert Ilare, French ble selection. The meal and en- he held at 11:30 a.m. in the tomorrow, a c c or ding to Dr. horn. tertainment costs to the Senior Student V at S. 9th and Saw cil held a luncheon meeting with LA TORRE SALESAdvance sales for the Centennial Edition of Thomas J. Gray, health officer. representatives of four other col- French hornist Robert Hare Class of this Dinner-Dance are Antonio streets. Rabbi Morton joined the San Jose State College La Torre will open tomorrow in the outer quad. Vie Marquez, rAi The Salk vaccine injections will leges Sunday at the Theta Chi Katt, and Don Lurches' (left to right o of the La Torre staff here more than the activity fee paid Fierman will lead the talks. music be given to persons with receipts fraternity house. Purpose of the faculty this fall as assis- exhibit last year's kook to Claire Melienkamp and Jeri flintlock. by the January graduates. Following the theme of this tant professor of music, teaching numbered from 251 to 500 be- meeting was to discuss the pos- Photo by Cohun Tickets can be picked up from year's program, the Rev. It. Wil- concert tween 2 and 4 p.m. in the Health sibility of securing a big name band, French horn, and Senior Class adviser, Dr. !toed bur Simmons will speak on "This music theory. Office. band or entertainment for each G. Pisano, In January. All January Is My Faith" at 2:30 p.m. in Mein- The first of two vaccinations schools junior prom next semes- Hungary Closes Doors rrads who have paid their activity orlal Chapel. was given for the first time yes- ter. fee will meek e one ticket. HOUSE DISCUSSIONS terday,. Twenty students attended the Yell Tryouts Reset Extra tickets, for escorts only. This evening's program will in- The shots also will be given two meeting with representatives from But Will 'Talk It Over' can be obtained from the Gradu- clude house discussions. a Christ- Fresno State College, University ate Manager's office in January ian Science worship at 7:15 p.m. days next week, Dec. 11 and 13, For December 12 UNITED NATIONS tUP) fairs of Hungary and do not be- between 2 and 4 p.m and 250 of California, Stanford University for the same price the Seniors in Memorial Chapel and a lecture Hungary Monday repeated its re- long to the competence of any in- pay. $3,25, according to Dr. Pi- Faith" by Mr. Joseph persons will be able to receive and College of the Pacific. Yell leader tryouts, originally ''This Is My scheduled for tomorrow nigh t, fusal to admit United Nations ob- ternational organization, includ- Wino. Ware. Mr. Ware, from Berkeley, their injection during each two- Tom Burns is band chairman will- have been re-scheduled for the servers but said it would be ing the U.N. organization." The graduation ceremonies are representing the Christian Science hour period. for the San Jose State junior ing to discuss the situation with The assembly was scheduled to night of Dec. 12, according to scheduled for Feb. 1 in the Men's faith, will speak at 8 p.m. in Morn- Last month during registration prom, and Bud Fisher is general de- Gary Waller, Rally Committee Secretary-General Dag }laminar- devote itself today to the new Gym. The January grads will be oriel Chapel. for the Salk shots 1551 persons chairman. Vern Perry, a represen- skjold in Budapest "at a later mand for observers to enter signed up. The 551 persons who tative from the Musical Corpora- chairman. The tryouts. will be the first to wear the new San At 7:4IS a.m. tomorrow, a held in Morris Dailey Auditorium date." Hungary by Friday. Jose State graduation gown, rent- Quaker senice V1111 be held in don't get their first injection be- tion of America, also was present. The Hungarian puppet regime, Commenting on domestic hap- Kay von Tillow, president of the beginning at 7:30 o'clock. ed from the school at a cost less 31eniorial Clialwi. It 14111 hi' fol- fore Christmas will receive it in in a note from Budapest, said that penings of the strife-torn country, January. Assobiated Women Students, Male students who plan to try than the regular rental price. lowed at 4130 a.m.-with a It was willing to discuss the sit- the Hungarian government admit- spoke to the class on her summer for a position have been asked SOPH PREXYM INVITED tore by the Rev. Jaimest A. According to Dr. Gray, a limit- uation with Hammarskjold in ted that "criminals" possessing ed registration period m a y be in Berlin as part of the "Experi- by Waller to leave their names Plans for inviting the sopho- Mara, professor of theology at Rome or New York "without de- "many thousand of arms" are still ment in International Living" pro- with the Student Union reception- more presidents from the Univer- Alma College in LOS Gatos. Rep- held in January due to the request lay." battling Russian troops and Com- of many students. gram. Kay spent the summer with ist by Dec. 11. sity of California or Stanford to resenting the Catholic faith, The Hungarian note, signed by munist police in the Hungarian sev- a family in Germany. She also one of their class meetings were WV. Mara will /weak in Memor- San Jose State is one of The head yell leader will be acting foreign minister Istvan pros inces. eral colleges across the nation toured Europe with other stu- selected this afternoon discussed at the Soph Class meet- ial Chapel. at t he Sebes, was released as the United An official spokesman acknow- which is conducting a polio vac- dents participating in the pro- Rally Committee's Executive ing yesterday. Letters of invita- -All students should feel free States and 13 other countries de- ledged also that Hungarians have cination program. gram. Council meeting. tion will be sent to the soph pres- to attend any of these planned manded in a general assembly res- been deported to the Soviet Un- idents. events and to walk into them UNITED PRESS ROUNDUP olution that Russia and Hungary ion, but insisted that they all have The Fund Research Committee even though they have begun al- agree to admit U.N. observers to been returned. reported that letters also were be- ready, according to Miss Allen So the revolt-torn country not later Russian tanks withdrew to In- ing sent to various colleges and far, the classroom speakers have than Friday. conspicuous positions on the city's universities in California, Oregon, been thrilled with the response of Minister but remained on Britain, France Order Withdrawal Hungarian Foreign fringes Monday Nevada, and Utah for informa- the students, she says. Imre Horvath is at the U.N. and the alert against a repetition of tion on successful money-raising CHURCHMEN SPEAKINCi

is expected to address the general Sunday's mass anti-Russian and activities held by sophomore Sonic of the churchmen speak- Of Troops 'In Short Time' Lloyd assembly Monday. The note from a n t igovernrnont demonstrations classes. ing to students this week include deputy. Sebes, in Budapest said: vhich were carried out in open de- dfFNIORS HEAR SOPIIS Anderson, Rev. Phil LONDON --- British Foreign Sec- I of Anglo-French troops from the cities, and return to this country Rev. Stuart "The Ifungarian government. fiance of Soviet guns. Security Bill Sturgeon, Sophomore Class Barrett, Rev. Richard Byfield, retary Selwyn Lloyd announced I Suez Canal zone will be worked on non-stop flights. maintains its early position that checks were tightened. president. and Liz Bell spoke to Carlson, Rev John Monday Britain and France will out by British Gen. Sir Charles Air Force Secretary Danold A. Rev. Perry the events which took place in the Junior Class at their meeting Carroll, Rev. Arthur Casaday, withdraw troops from Egypt "in a Keightley, the Anglo-French su- Quarles also said that while Rus- Hungary since Oct. 23, 1956, con- Monday at 3 30 p na in Room 55. Charleton, Dr Henry short time." He urged Israel to preme commander, and Canadian sia has more planes of "many Rev, Daniel stitute exclusively the internal af- Dr. Paul Roberts Sturgenn gave the class some Crum Rev. John Duryea, Rev. order a similar evacuation of the Maj. Gen. E. L. M. Burns, chief types" than this country, the Uni- ideas for bringing up class atten& Rev. Austin Fa- conquered Gaza Strip. of the United Nations "police." ted States has a, "clear lead" in Studying in Donald Emmet, Rome amp and Miss Bell explained the gothey. Dr. Joyce Farr, Rabbi Lloyd hinted, however, that An- quality and "substantially great- The latest report from Dr. Paul qualifications and functions of the Fierman. Dr. Robert Fitch, Rev. glo-French salvage ships clearing LONG RANGE U.S. JETS er striking power .sufficient to Play Ticket Sale Roberts, San Jose State English Spartan Spears and the Spartan Gerald Ford, Rev, Robert Hampel. the Suez Canal may remain on the rrake it very unwise for any ad- Tickets for "Shadou and Sub- WASHINGTON A top de- professor, who recently escaped Shields. Rev. Henry Iletland. Rev. Leo- scene after the occupation troops versary to attack us." stance.- which will run Thurs. fense official said Sunday night war-ridden Cairo, Egypt, la that The volleyball game between nard Hildebrandt, Res.. Richard have left. day through Saturday. are on that In event of war, American is expected tpcirremRaniyniniinn}latomvie. 1 he Freshman and Sopteunore Ingraham, Rev. Rabert MacDon- CLINTON ASKS HELP sale At the I "liege Theater hot Lloyd told Parliament that the 11-52 jet bombers can fly from the according Classes scheduled for flee 10, has ald, Dr. James Miller, Rev. I ler- office from 1-5 p.m. Admission is Precise date for the withdrawal United States, bomb Russian CLINTON. Tenn. -- The Ander. Barry. English department head. been cancelled because of a con- hert Neale, fir. Corwin Olds, Rev. son County school board Monday $1 for adults, 75 cents for fac- At present, Dr. Ridierts is flict with the open class eounc.j1 James O'Moilley, Dr. John ()swell, Attorney ulty with acthity cards and 50 called oo U.S. General studying linguiatics in Rome. If. meeting to be held Dec. 10 at 3:30 Rev. Simmons and Rev. Raymond Herbert Bmwnell Jr. to help in cents with a studont body card. Centennial Sparta Key Sales and when things cool off in Egypt p.m. in Rnom 55. 7.ohlen. controlling racial disturbances at he will return to continue his the newly integrated Clinton high To Begin Monday on Campus Exploratory work with the Egyptian Govern- school saying they may otherwise Curriculum The Centennial Sparta Key, a Economics Building and by the ment. New Roof Raising Operation have to :lose the school. student-faculty directory, will go Women's Gym. Is Offered This Spring The a aen-member board said on sale Monday near the Library, The Sparta Key is the main All entering freshtnen as well To Begin it "feels that its duty is to obey Late This Afternoon in the Outer Quad, by the Home fall project of the Public Relations as second semester who Ike Holds Confab orders of the federal court- to in- freshmen Unless difficulties arise as re- I would cause a delay, but Buxton Committee, which is headed by are undecided about naming sult of this tegrate the school but "not to morning's inspection. felt the operation would be under- Dick Robinson. The Key will be major are eligible to the With U.S. Officials enforce them." enter lifting operations on the new way by early Wednesday at the Council Sets Tour issued in December in order that Exploratory program this spring. AUGUSTA. -- I UP) -- The Clauroom Building roof will begin latest. students may use it as a reference Psychology 4. a two unit tarmac vacation White House announced POLICE SEEK REFUGEES late this afternoon. I The first section. congtiteting Members Of Student Council for mailing Christmas cards. which will be taught by Miss Monday that President F:isenhmv- Hydraulic jack., vbilifil will lift. the roof of the building. will he hold a conference uill skit the SPARTAN DAILY All living groups. fraternal and VIENNA -- Communiat secret Helen siege' on Mondays a er will with the roof at a rate of three feet Pulled to the top Of thr columns boarding, are listed. This 140-page police have infiltrated refugee government officials here Friday office thls afternoon to slew ed- Wednesdays at 12:30, is the (linty per hour, wore being positioned by the jacks. which can be oper. hook will he the main topic at the camps in this country and are ex- required course. The remaining on the massive Defense Depart- late yesterday atop each of the steel singly al111 Oprralional proced- or as a team. All are Public Relations Committee meet- erting "brutal pressure" on Hun- 12 or 13 units mPy he filled out ment budget for the 14158 fiscal 15 columns of the 6th and San controlled electronically from a ures. ing today in J 3 at 3:30 p.m. garian anti-Reds to return home, with general education units. year. Fernando street section. central control-panel. The Council was extended the The Key is printed in special it was reported Monday. All applicants are urged to con- The announcement said the Frank Buxton, job . superinten- When this part of the operation imitation to visit the SPAR- Centennial colors with the Cen- Unconfirmed reports said agents tact James Jacobs, coordin- President will confer with rank- dent, said a full Inspection of this is completed the jacks will be at- on the front covar of TAN DAILY by Editor John tennial seal the hated organization slipped ator of the Exploratory Curricu- ing Defense Department cis iloin section will be made prior to be- facherttotheserrardargt Mitt of Keplinger. Home addresses students and into the camps under the guise of lum in Room 116 as soon as pos- officials mei fitideet Iltireali per- ginning the operation Any floors and the raising operation faeulty -are included. refugees. sible. sonnel on the defense budget.. laults uncOvered by this inspection will ha resumed. LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS by D;ck &bier NO llobbors !lore Here and There ... With Claire DETROIT (UP) Patrolman SpaZtatzailq By FRED CLAIRE William Waldecker shook the to make SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE In this month's edition of the the Indians in football this fall, door of a dime store locked and set Stanford Review, published by although both entered the Stan- sure it was tightly clanged Ng 2 Tuesday, December 4, 1956 the Sll Alumni Association, Uni- turd game as the underdogs. off a burglar alarm that away for six hours while police EDITORIAL Iersny Puesident Wallace Si es Ian! The Huskies and Bruins seem- sumeieie 10 relates Isis opinions on the Pacific ed to be playing with a little ex- looked futilely for Cole,t Conference Code ¦adations. t¦ desire shut it off. Campus Chest May Hold Answer Severe penalties for the viola- tions were felt by UCLA, US(' Perhaps you haven't been aware of it. but events have been hap- and Washington, all powerhouses pening on campus lately at a fast and furious pace. The events con- in recent years on the gridiron as cern the aio to Hungarian refugee program. well as in other sports. orne problems have cropped up, not about what should be done, but about how it should be done. As a matter of fact never have stu- The Stanford Daily quotes ' HAVE YOU SEEN IT?? dents been so united over a cause, nor have they worked more MN. Sterling as saying in the Re- iew that "titatiford has not gently fo find a solution. THE COVERED WAGON The dispute, as you probably are aware, lies in whether there engaged in selilstle-hlosting’ on conference Is should be a separate campaign lo raise funds, or whether the cam- other or ...if- rightrotomemi." r.aign shetald be incorporated with the Campus Chest drive. WILL SOON BE HERE!! Everyone involved agrees that funds should be raked as quickly Sterling alio says that S.t:infonl at possible to send to Hungary. The persons involved include the Stu- has not claimed to be "pure" in dent Council and various independent organizations, social groups the matter of code violations. and concerned individuals. "What we have claimed," the The problems involved are these. The Campus Chest and Hun- Daily quotes Sterling as saying. garian relief campaigns, if separate, mustn't be allowed to conflict. "is that we have worked hard PP". BREAKFAST There isn't enough time before the Campus Chest drive begins next and faithfully to honor the pro- 3 HOT CAKES week to hold a Hungarian relief drive, nor will there be enough time visions of the code." 2 EGGS afterwards, just before Christmas vacation, to organize such a drive. The Daily credits the Stan- COFFEE OR MILK There is also the question, will there be enough interest on campus to ford president wit Is saving- "It support a campaign following the vacation? Is evident that violations of the 65c One s lution wit.1 many merits has been offered by ASB Presi- code cont irmed and t hat, in dent Ray Freeman and the Executive Committee of the Student Coun- sonic institutions, officers and cil. It is that the two campaigns be combined within the Campus "64455.1 Div oLe muscLE-MOUTH TAKE ROLL TCVAYri staff members had knowledge of ARCHIE'S Chest for the time being, with 20 per cent of the total proceeds do- continuing siolations :old to that nated going to Hungarian relief. If enough interest remains following ! extent were a part to them. In HOUSLA vacation. perhaps another campaign can be started. most conference inst it otions, but STEAK The two campaigns joined, with the knowledge that one-fifth of A 4- not in all, disciplinary action, 545 S. 2nd St. Hours 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. the proceeds will be donated to Hungarian relief, should encourage frequently severe, has been all Spartans to put the Campus Chest, a very worthwhile campaign, taken against those who had way over the top. failed to discharge the respon- Meanwhile, there is a petition circulating on P. sibilities agreed to in 1953." campus, and the 01 SHANK'S Thrust and Parr y columns of this newspaper are open. Let us know CLEANERS and SHIRT LAUNDRY It ahead of the orional purpose of Sterling was referring to the DRIVE-IN DRY what your thinking on the matter is. To A Bike Thief college is wrong. meeting in May, 1953, when the Dear Tlitirst and Parry: PCC college presidents agreed Il may sound nauseatingly On c Stop In by 9:00 To the bicycle thief: that existing prov isions of the idealistic, hut I like to think Service Out by 5:00 Glee Clubs, A Capella Choir, Orchestra code should Last Wednesday you stole my that if scholarships are gken, be honored, particu- red bicycle from under the tree larly financial assistance to stu- nt No r,trl (,!harne they are Kis "is on a basis of dents taking part in athletics. Will Present Handel's 'Messiah' Dec. 6 outside of the business wing at "ascertained" need. SECOND and SAN CARLOS By Lot" ANNE BoN-E 12:35 p.m. Fortunately, a friend Stanford was the only PCC Regarding the Alumni Associ- (Right behind Newberry s) was watching from his class in school that voted against the mo- Members of fhe San Jose State stood during the s afire section. ation, I think this would be a College men's and women's glee The audience, seeing the king B-60 and saw you take the bike. tion which enabled senior foot- Green Stamps good time for Miss Peg Major to We give S & H I now know who you are and I ball players at penalized schools dubs. the a capella choir and the rise, had to rise too and remain speak up and explain her side. symphony orchestra will present standing is long as their mon- have your name. to compete in five games this Terry Sweeney the "Messiah," a concert oratorio arch did. Since then it has been If the bicycle is returned to fall. The seniors previously had ASB 11981) by George Frederic Handel. on traditional for audiences to rise the tree outside the business wing been declared ineligible to play Sunday, Dec. 8 at 3 p.m. in Mor- for tills chorus. in the same condition as it was at all. COOP and COFFEE ris Dailey Auditorium, William J. taken by noon tomorrow, I will "I voted as I did because I The verbal text or libretto of A Budding Senafor? associate professor of not turn you in to Dean Benz, could not agree that a student, Eriendson. the oratorio is entirely scriptural. Dear Thurst and Parry: It's a tradition music. will direct the production. dean of students. guilty of siolating the code, it does not deal with a narrative I see we have a budding (Sen- This supreme masterpiece of In light of the increasing num- was entitled to special consider- just like going or a series of incidents and is ator) Joe McCarthy in the Senior Handel is a staple item in the ber of thefts on our campus. Dean ation because he as a senior." therefore not suitable for the repone Al Stones. His ill-worded to class repertoire of nearly every choral Benz probably will be happy to Sterling says, according to -the theater. The text describes the use this example of thievery for last sentence should be stricken Daily. society the world over. No Christ- Lord and His teachings through an object lesson for you and other to the "whose back shall we stab It's rather ironic that two of MEET YOU mas season is thought to be com- prophecy. reflection and doctrine. campus thieves and give you a today'' department. the schools which were hit the plete without the annual perform- Most of it is taken from the book AT THE COOP dishonorable discharge from this Just because 51m Eggert dis- hardest by the PCC penalties. ance of the Messiah. Separate of Isaiah. numbers of the oratorio are sung institution. Once you are suspend- agrees with his lengthy letter Washington and UCLA, defeated in churches and cathedrals The Messiah is divided into ed in such a manner, it would be (and by the wayI thought the throughout the year. three parts according to the reasonable to assume that it SPARTAN DAILY restricted the literal.) plan of Handel. The would be a cold day in Hell before length of letters) you call him, Survey Shows Ed The Messiah was composed In first part concerns Isaiah's pro- you would be readmitted to this in essence, a communist. In short 1741 during a period of a little phecies of the Nativit and the school or hope to be admitted to Mr. Stones, grow up! Mr. Stones' Level of Inductees more than three neekx. It nes Incarnation as well as the ef- any school other than San Quen- answer to this, I know in advance, first performed in Dublin and FORT DIX, N.J. (UP) A feet% of the coming of the Mes- tin. will be just as childish as was the Its first London performance three-month survey, completed siah. one to F.ggert's. was in 174S In the 0~05 Gar- The Passion, Resurrection Let me remind you that I would recently at the huge army base Sincerely, den Theater. George III at- a n d Ascension of o u r Lord, have no qualms whatsoever from here, shows that approximately Alex Morton, terded and was AO sued by the through the medium of pro- turning in any thief to the school one-fourth of all inductees under- phecy, comprise the second part. authorities. ASI3 10261 "Hallelujah chorus" that he in- going basic training here are The last section deals with Im- - voluntarily rose in his seat and Don Bickford college graduates, mortality and the life of the ASB 8112 Of the more than 9000 train- world to come. Narcotics Speech, ees interviewed during the 90 Spartan Daily The oratorio is divided into sep- Things That Matter The police fraternity, Chi Pi day period, only 325 had not fin- arate numbers but the music is Sigma, at their meeting last night ished grade school. Almost 2000 San Jose State College performed without a break. Num- Dear Thurst and Parry: heard an of the group had completed Entered address by Inspector col- as second class matter bers are written for solo voices Last week, Jim Eggert, former Broumiller of the California lege and nearly 700 others had April 24. 1934, at San Joss, Calif, SPARTAN DAILY sports editor, under the act of March 3, 1879. soprano, contralto, tenor, bass Narcotics Division. finished at least two years of Member California Newspaper Pub- chorus and orchestra. The Mes- blasted the §JS Alumni Associ- The Inspector spoke to actives higher education. Almost 50 per .ishers' Association. siah rarely is performed with the ation because State doesn't have and alumni of the fraternity on ceqt of the remaining 6300 induc- Published daily by tile Associated a good football team. Then this tees had Students of Son Jose State College. instrumentation prescribed by the narcotics problem in Califor- completed high school. except Saturday and Sunday, during Handel which included the usual week, Sal Orlando, this semester's nia. sports editor, says we should buy tha college year with one issue dur- strings, two trumpets, two ket- A short business meeting and IPATRONIZE YOUR I ing inch final examinetion period. tledrums, harpsichord, organ, bas- a football team. I quote: "Prep the serving of refreshments fol- Subscriptions accepted only on football in this area is on the up- ADVERTISERS remainder-of-school you basis. In soons and oboes. During the past lowed the speech. ;all semester. $3; in Spring semester. two centuries. parts for flutes, grade and a little inducement 11.50. clarinets and other instruments from the college would go along Telephone: CYpress 4-6414Edi. have been added. in bolstering the stockpile of J. Paul Sheedt* %%a t ii Ugh Ihickline I ill +.61, Est. 210; Adeertising Dept. footballers." Ext. 211. Tenor soloist David Lind- Let's look at this thing log- %% Unroof Cream-Oil Case Him onlidence Press of the Globe Printing Co.. strom will sing the recitative, you come to 1445 South Fast St., San Jose, Calif. ically, boys. Did "They Rebuke Huth Broken college because you wanted an 401/648 His Heart" and the air, "Be- Editor education or because of its foot- hold and see if There Be Any ball team? Do you think that JOHN KEPLINGER Sorrow. The familiar ssi m- Business Manager a football player works any harder JACK ERICKSON her, "Comfort Ye My People" than any other college athlete? Day Editor and the anal, "Ey'ry Valley MIKE BROWN Why not "professionalize" swim- sh.,11 Be Exalted," also will be ming, golf or horseshoes? It's News Editor .. Bob Pentser *ling hy Lindstrom. Among the Feature Editor Clark Biggs done at some colleges and uni- Sports Editor .... Sal Orlando selections which Robert 1.1111- versities, you know. Society Editor Eleanor Tognoli quist, bass, wfil sing are "Thus I've always been tinder the Fine Arts Editor . . Barbara Hartman Saith the Lord" and "But Who impression that a college edu- Wire Editor Bob Borker NIla Abide the Day of His Com- Photo Ecl"tor John Spalding cation meant a little something Eachange Editor . Fred Cleire ing." extra. It was supposed to make CAMPUS WAITER Librarian . Jerry Roth. Alto Bonnie Boline will per- you a better pereon, give you Reporters form "0 Thou That Tellest Good a little better start in life. Don't Pat; Beratini, Don teeter, Lou Anne tone, Mike Brown, Gary Butler, Tidings." "Thus Shall the Eyes you think that if colleges begin gives tip on Jockey brand underwear Junes Cypher, Ales Goff, Jim Hu- of the Blind Be Opened." "He shopping around for ntlitients, shes., Tom Larimore, Dick O'Connor, Shall Feed His Flock Like a rather than %ice-%ersa, that the "A misplaced fidget can bring down a house mother's Don Osborne, Marilyn Peters, Rosa- "Behold, A Virgin purpose of a college education lind Raymond, Kenneth Powell, Jim Sheoherd" and wrath," says Warmthumb Spilling, sorority house Sims, Welt Taylor, Dick Tyler, Frank Shi.II Conceiv(." is being defeated? waiter. "I always wear Jockey briefs, and I'm famous Witten, I think that in the last few Leigh Weirners, Don Ste- Saundra King, soprano, still for my casual aplomb during missing dessert investi- vens. years SJS has come right along "Shoe*, you're quacking up", snorted his girl 1 riend."Your appearance ;$ sing "Come l'nto Him" and gations." Advertising Staff in the things that count. During fowl. Why don't you wise up to W'ildroot CteamOil ?" So J. Paul marched Office Manager - Frances Stuart "flow Beautiful are the Vert of tight and pecked up a bottle. Now he's the sharpest the recent election campaigns, we down to the store Take a tip from Warmthumbserve yourself a full Gerald Ulrich, Wayne Holbert, Them." The other soprano solo- duck in because his hair looks handsome and Don Davison, Bob Nichols, Henry had vice-president Nixon and school course of comfort with Jockey briefs. Better drop into ist, Barbara Wells, will sing healthy ... never.greasy. When last see'h he Hinted,. Bob Madill, Nick Sall, Ber- "Rejoice Greatly, Oh 'Daughter Governor Clement speak. As I neat but your dealer's soon...buy a supply of Jockey briefs and bera Bennion, Judy McDonald, Dawn write this, our debating team is was sipping chocolate moulted with the prettiest of Zion." "I know That Sly Re- T-shirts, and feel as inod as you look. Tognoli, Joan Henderson, Date Tos- preparing to take on one of the chick on campus( ... and she caught the bill!) So if ses/I, Ed Ragaliide. la,ry Kaufman, deemer Liveth" and "But finest, if not the finest, edu- are giving you the bird, better get some Bill Boogie, Jerry Hempel, Kenneth Thanks Be to God." the gals it's in style to be comfortable ... in Cornett. Ros.ld lath, Katherine Men- cational reputations in the world. Wildroot Cream-Oil ... eider bottle or handy tube. den., Joe Kennedy, Glenn Dooley, The chorus, under the direction Ever heard oi them? They don't Guaranteed to drive most swimmin' wild! cot Edendson, will sing two num- play football. *a/ III Ia Harm Ifs!! Rd., triehrettollr, N. Y. bers which are frequently omitted. Now you may argue that foot- ;locket's underwear "His Yoke is Easy" and "Since By ball players work hard. And I'll Wildroot Cream-Oil 111ƒ Man Came Death" are difficult be the. first one to agree with gives you confidence 4/0 Inc , Kenosha, Wisconsin choruses which are not always you. But football is allegedly an mode only by performed miring the Messiah. extra-curricular activity. Putting Arizona State Tests Unbeaten Spartan Five Kick Ball Sun Devils Present Young Sports Halt Quintet To Face San Jose By DON BECKER thought Newman had "one of second half against Stanford. SJ Athletes the most beautiful jump shots Diaz averaged 13 points Arizona State Sun Devils in- in the he had seen in a long time. two outings Splashers, vade the Spartan Gym tonight to and Rye looked like Mafmen, take on Coach Walt McPhearson's The Sun Devils whipped Arizona am hustler and take charge Post Wins; Powell undefeated basketballers in a State of Flagstaff in their open- man, Tops.Pass Catchers game scheduled to start at 8:15 er. McPherson, however, has no The F'rosh play Menlo J. C. In o'clock. definite reports on the style tit a prelirnimiry rams. starting at M long as Spartan athletes McPherson looked for the Sun play used by Arizona. Ile will he 6:15 p.m. McPherson chided the didn't have to kick the ball to facing ?MIMI same situalion Devils to pros id.' a real test for the Fivsliniari Class for their failure win the event, San Jose State Spartans. Last season the Ari- as bust weelt when he knew almost to support the Frosts team. Ife teams were very successful his over nothin gatiout Sacramento State pointed out that in both la their the weekend. zona club trounced the locals on their home grounds, 81-62. The and Stanford. outings Its' stands w ere empty. The footballers lost a submat'ne Spartans reversed the decision The Sun Devils are scheduled football game in Hawaii. Only here, 6259. Garth Wilson and to play Santa Clara and California bright spot in the water-logged Royce Youree are the only re- on their swing through Northern fiasco was Art Powell's successful turning starters from last year's California, so the San Jose per- assault on the national pass re- Arizona team. formance against I h e visitors Delicious! cept ion title. should give an indication But the Sun Devils have added of the Angular Art caught two relative strength of the Spartans. pases to run his season total considerable strength. Jim New- Nourishin! McPherson was highly pleased to 41, one more than man, listed as a starter by an Washing- ANOTHER YANK Charlie with his team off their efforts ton State's Hill litieger. The Jenkins 1116) added another Arizona State press release, was over the weekend. He particularly Economical! 14.11111 is safe unless Pittsburg's gold nu-dal to the growing list chosen the "player of the tourna- liked the defense. "For the amount Joe Walton goes on a Ill-catell awarded United State athletes ment" in the California State at the Olympic Games in Mel- of emphasis we have placed on spree in the Panthers' final Junior College Championships. Sat- bourne by taking first in the it." he said, "I was impressed, if urday against Miami. SPOIlitlrft 4911 meter dash. Jenkins fin- Newman played for Harbor J.C., not surprised, by our fine show- The sum:ern:en were the victims ally Report ished in front of German's Karl winners of the tourney. McPher- on Spartan Athletics ONO, uvho was ing on defense." Jack Rowley and of Santa Clara's first league vic- Dans second. son, who saw Newman there, Gil Egeland did a better job re- tory in two years. San Jose Tuesday, December had 4, 1956 SPARTAN DAILY Page 3 bounding than McPherson antici- numerous chances to win but pated. were outscrapped by the aggres- Varsity, Novice Boxers sive Broncos. Egeland i n particular w a a You get all three when you lauded by McPherson. "Ile is a San Jose goals were scored by eat food prepared with stu- Max Voshall and John Rodrigues. Sounding Off' real hustler and looked outstand- Prepare for Tourneys ing on defense. He did not find dents in mind at your . The latter scored three times. a the scoring modern school record. Voshall By SAL ORLANDO range in the first scored twice. two games, but I expect him to (.0111’44 Cafe:1'1'1a When we walked into the Men's Gym in Berkeley Saturday As Season Approaches be a real scoring threat for os Santa Clara all-leaguer Bill night, we thought we were about to see the end of the greatest In the future." the coach said. Home Economics Bldg. Bisehoff kicked home three dynasty in the history of intercollegiate basektball. We didn't. Boxing season is fast approch- les he has completed his physical. scores. San ing, as can be es atenced by the The work of FAI Diaz, Don Seventh and San Antonio Jose ended the lea- Instead we save the University of San Francisco leave the court Meanwhile, the varsity boxers gue season with a 24-2 mark. fact that each afternoon the box- are preparing for the All-College and Mary Branstrom WAS al'. at halftime trailing by six points and then return to whip Cal., 70-56, 71.30- 00 DAILY Soccer ing room in the Men's Gym looks Tournament scheduled praised by McPherson. Ile thought OPEN 1 coach Julie Menendez going away. We still don't believe it. Fbr the past two years see had for Jan. Branstroni inine,t in a announced that starting as crowded as the Outer Quad at 12. It is in this tourney that the that next seen USF demoralize clubs with their all-around superiority. year there will he a course in 10:25 a.m. boxers who are to represent the This time the class was missing. The Bears were loaded and the elementary soccer offered as part Boxers of all shapes and sizes school are decided upon. The two Dons were seeking replacements for K.C. Jones, Bill Russell of the college athletic program. and are working to get themselves leading candidates for each weight Hal Perry. At times USF looked as though it didn't belong on the Menendez said that this should into condition for the Novice division square off. with the win- SRENEAILC NATRAPS! same court with the Bears of Bob Friend, Earl Robinson and Gabe Tournament to be held Dec. 13-15. ner getting the starting nod for help produce soccer players at No matter how you spell it, frontwards or backwards, it's San Jose State. Arrillaga. The varsity boxers also are going the first meet. the Spartan Cleaners for qualify cleaning at reasonable prices. On the brighter side, San Jose Gene Brown, who had taken over for Jones when he was declared through daily drills. Few of the weight divisions ap- wre4tiers captured the San Jose ineligible for NCAA competition, played very poorly in spots. Friend Team managers, mostly varsity pear to have cinch candidates Long Garments . . .99 Short Garments . . .59 Invitational Wcestling crown at and Robinson drove through the Don defense for easy lay-ins. During boxers, are in charge of the train- Fierce competition exists in se\ - Spartan Gym Saturday after- the first 20 minutes, the Bears hit on 13 of 28 shots and seemed on ing of their teams. Boxing Coach eral of the divisions. SPARTAN CLEANERS & heir way to snap the phenomenal string that extended so far back Julie Laundry noon. Menendez oversees the whole In the 139, Ih. class, veteran we almost can't remember when USF dropped one. Coach Hugh Mumbys bone process and offers tips to the Al Julian and Vie Rapazzini are CORNER FIFTH and SAN SALVADOR STREETS pugilists. benders racked up 34 points to At the start of the second half, things changed and Mike Farmer, tyro shooting for the starting berth. Mon. thru Fri., 7:30 -6:00Sot. 8 - 5 13 for Stanford, the second place Mike Preaseau, Brown, Carl Boldt and Al Dunbar went to work. M has been true in the past, Julian, a two-year letterman, there will be two divisions In team. Boldt started to hit set shots from the corner. Farmer and Preaseau appears to have the edge. Ile . this year's novice tourney. The Winners for San Jose were Joe took over the backboards as if they made them. Brown and Farmer is the only senior on the team. Isasi at 123 pounds, Lynn Brooks, began driving. through the Cal man-to-man defense as though it novice division will he made up Jack Montgomery and Welvin 147; Dick Weger, 157; Greenville were a game of hunch. of boxers who have had no pre- Fall Special for Students Stroud are seeking the 147 lb Cleveland 167 and Claire Sahlman, vious boxing experience. Any The USF rally in the final six minutes neted the Dons an easy spot. Both have looked impresive 191. boxer who has had an inter- 20% Off 20 points and we began to see a resemblance between the Hilltoppers In drills so far and most observers also won the collegiate bout or has competed to any student on all permanents, San Jose State and the New York Yankees. Both are champions and both wish to feel it will be a toss-up to see Junior Varsity division with 23 In the finals of any previous haircuts, and style s-ts, ....h their remain in that state of grace. When the chips are down, that tag who gets the nod. points. Stanford took second of champion is worth its weight on the scoreboard. novice Tourney will not bc eli- 57,4 i; Card with 14. gible. Another contender for both the 139 lb. and is The water poloists were a bad Spartans Impressive The junior division is comprised 147 lb. positions Stu Rubine. Rubine has not COAS ta host for the third year in it row San Jose State got off to an impressive showing in its first of ringmen who have had SOMP SALONS experience, hut not much that up his mind as to which OF BEAUTY as they won the State College weekend of action with wins over Sacramento State_And pure- so they can be considered candidates he will compete in. He seems t 59 No,th first St. 257 South Flust St. water polo tourney in the San hearted Stanford. As Spartan coach Walt McPherson milt it after CY 46554 CY 1-3640 for the varsity team. favor the lighter weight. Jose pool. the victory over the Indians: "We don't beat Stanford every day Menendez reminded all boxers San Jose won over a field that and it really feels good." Included Long Beach State, Cal who plan to compete in the tour- Both McPherson and Card mentor Howie Dallmar sent relatively Poly, San Francisco State and ney that they must have their inexperienced squads onto the floor that night and each coach was Got these in your State: physicals completed by weigh-in Los Angeles treated to esurprise or twosome pleasant and some not so pleasant. time on Dec. 12. Appointments For Dallmar, the work of Lee Leonard and Dick Pfluegar gave for examinations may be made in holiday plans? promise of better things to come. Both were in their first varsity game the Health Office. No boxer will - Show Slate - and looked very good. be eligible for the tournament un- From the SJS side, the rebounding of forwards Gil Egeland, This all-Arrow outfit can make a Christmas Jack Rowley and George Wagner showed that center Mary Bran- morning. (With a couple of well-placed hints, 'will have help on the backboards. Egelarut, who went STUDIO strom all the IFC Bowling it can be yours.) For your Christmas check- way despite having seven stitches taken under his right eye four The Interfraternity Bowling list: this The Frank Revealing Book days before the game, went all out stand-out Cabot sport shirt of hitting the boards. Championship will be held to- is now on the screen! imported cotton flannel, with the new short-point Jittery in his showing in the first half, Wagner made another morrow at Bridgeman's Bowling collar; KIRK ANTHONY appearance in the second half and looked like a seasoned veteran. Alleys in San Jose. The tourney and two college standbys, Arrow slacks and DOUGLAS QUINN The performance of Branstrom was all we expected an then Is scheduled to get underway at University styled crew neck sweaters. some. The Indians made the mistake of ruffling big Mary's hair and 3:15 p.m., according to Wally "LUST FOR LIFE" it cost them the game. Branstrom was the game's top scorer, leading Perry, IF(' athletic chairman. Shirt, $5.95; sweater, $11.95; slasks, $ 12.95. rebounder and kept the Cards from driving all the way through. he used seve9 players WEBB" Although only against the Tribe. McPherson "SPIN A DARK feels that he has capable reserves in Denny Harris, Arney Lundquist. Falth Dornergue - Lee Paterson Spartan Shooters John Perry and Dennis Rano. With Art Powell and Hal Routes' scheduled to join the group now that football season finally has Dominate Mon ARROW- spent itself, the SJS bench will'grow in quality. CALIFORNIA Boutte, who performed at Hartnett College, is rated an excellent -first in fashion MOUNTAIN" rebounder while Powell, with the right mental attitude. could push Pistol Matches "THE SHIRTS TIES San Jose into the battle for the chance to dethrone USF. Paced by Frank Savage, the SLACKS San Jose State Pistol Team "VAGABOND KING" SPLINTERSA friend of ours, who saw all PCC football teams brought home eight medals and except Idaho. sides with our belief that the San Freficisco 49ers trophies from the monthly Wes- wasted a draft choice in Stanford's John Brodie. He cites Washington tern Revolver Association matches TOWNE State's Bunny Aldrich and Bob Neumann and Cal's Joe Contestabile at Oakland last Sunday. Smart way to say as better passers. While still on the Brodie kick, following the Army- SINS" Savage, shooting in the highly "SEVEN LITTLE Navy game, NBC announced 'its "TV All-American Team." Before competitive Expert Clasification, Starring MAURICE CHEVAL If R "Merry Christmas" A'so naming the squad, the network had an announcer from each section took a first place in the .38 caliber "WEDDING AT MONACO" of the contitry reel off the outstanding gridders in his area. Lee National Match course with a Student Rates Giroux speaking about the Far West said: "And then there is score of 278 306. a third place You'll be giving (or getting) an "A" for everybody's All-American, Stanford University's John Brodie." NBC's In the .22 caliber National Match "appearance" with this handsome Arrow Coto. quarterback .Ken Ploen of Iowa. Course ssith a '286/300 and a It has the newest of campus sport shirt collars. Among the names we heard that were being considered for the second place in the grand SARATOGA aggre- Note the peat, short points. And its cotton Judy Hollday Paul Douglas SJS head football coaching job were Herm Meister, line coach at gate match with an 846:900. Rannel fahris is big Cal: Joe Rtwtz. assistant at Stanford; Stu Carter, coach of unbeaten To make his day compiete, Sav- imported; new in our own -THE SOLID GOLD CADILLAC" early-shopper selection of sman plaids and stripes. Also Castlemont of Oakland; Joe Verducci, head roach at San Francisco age won a "lock shoot" prize of -AUTUMN LEAVES" State; Larry Slemering, former COP mentor who guided Santa Cruz E4.0e by shoot ins: one of the high- Shirt, $5.95. Student Raton High to its first grid title since the '30s; and Jack "Moose" Myers, est scores on the line. presen head coach at COP. Funny how rumors get started. Garnering two medals for his We got a kick out of the two representatives from the University efforts was Al Truslow, a member EL RANCHO of San Francisco press sitting behind us Saturday night. They made of the Varsity P.ifle Team, turned "ATTACK" up a special award for Cal guard Mike Diaz, brother of SJS's Eddie - pistoler. Jack PillowsEddie Allsint "Dirtist Player of the Week." Seems they thought Mike was over Jerry Milsted, shooting in the Also aggressive in trying. to get the ball in the fading moments of the Marksman 1st classification, took SECOND AT "REBEL IN TOWN" They probably would have panned him for dogging it if he a foutrh place medal SANTA CLARA STREETS John P455. Rath Roman !game, in the .22 hadn't. caliber National Match course. Page 4 SPARTAN DAILY Tuesday, December 4, 1956 Three Student Benefits Groups Slow Progress Campus One-Act Plays Of Annual Gilpatrick To Be Offered I to each organization, he explained. From Red Cross The failure of numerous campus organizations to make picture ap- I Gilpatrick cited the following Three student-directed The Red Cross, known for its extensive welfare and disaster re- one-acts pointments and to turn in written I campus groups as lagging behind will lief program, is active in projects benefiting the San Jose State cam- be presented in Studio Thea- copy for this year's Centennial in one hr more phases of year- ter today and tomorrow at 4:30 pus, according to the Campus Chest Committee. Edition of La Torre was termed book obligations: p.m., Freshest in the minds of State students is the work done by the according to the Drama De- a detrimental factor today by Arnold Air Society, CSTA, Co. partment. Red Cross last Christmas. When +he San Jose area was extensively Editor Ron Gilpatrick. Hee, Engineering Society, Ento- flooded. The Red Coss disaster relief committee gave emergency The directors are members of Many organizations have failed mology Club, Institute of Radio shelter to those whose from the Miss Elizabeth Loeffler's Engineers, Flying Twenty, Foren- care and homes were flooded exces- Projects to fill out or turn in contracts sive rainfall. in Directing class. for space in this year's book, Gil- sics. Hui-O-Kamaaina, Interna- The campus first aid and water tional Occupational 'The Stronge r." by August patrick charged. Other organiza- Relations. Late Artist's safety classes conducted here are Stritalberg. directed by Celeste tions have either failed to show Therapy, Lutheran Student As- under the super% ision of the Red Society of Civil and Land McAdam, will feature Shirley up for picture appointments or socition. Cross. Works Shown Marhefka as Miss Y. Nancy Rem- have not been available when La Engineers, Spartan Oriocci, Spar- SJS has lecipmcated in the past Spinners, Sparvets. goger Wil- bert as Mrs. X and Jerome Steen. Torre representatives attempted tan by giving more blood in its campus Until Dec. 17 block as the waiter. It is the to contact them. liams, Student Christian Council blood drive than other area col- story of two former friends who and Pi Delta Omega. The paintings of the late John Some organizations simply ne- leges, and by supporting recrea- have alottram. distinguihed California become divided over Mr. X. glect to pick up mail sent to them tion programs at Agnews State husband to one of them but lover artist and San Jose State profes- in the Student Union, according to Hospital. The students help under to the other. HAVENLY FOODS sor from 1947 until his death in The question remains, Gilpatrick, and therefore fail to Have you tried our the supetsision of Mrs. Izetta "Who is the stronger woman with March of this year, are being ex- receive notice of appointment Pritchard, housing supervisor, by him?" CHEF'S SPECIAL hibited in the art wing. The exhi- assisting recreation in the wards dates or written-copy deadlines. STEAK DINNER 1.85 bit of paintings, prints and draw- "A November Afternoon," at the mental hospital. The col- by Due to the large number of Served at ell hours ings opened yesterday and will be lege has furnished also many stu- Anthony Pelissier, is directed by organizations on campus, indivi- On Bayshore N. of Julin CY 3.1682 on display through Dec. 17. Craig Thush. Richard Henning dents to serve as Gray Men, the CAMPUS CHEST Dr. IIIIdegara Spreen, professor of physical dual groups should make an effort Mottram was described by War- plays Red Cross volunteer service agen- education and Robert MeCiaskey, instructor of first aid, are two the man and Marlene Balogh to record their own activities for ren W. Faus. assistant professor of the six faculty members who attended the Red ('re','. sponsored plays the girl. It is the 'story cy, as well as Gray Ladies. of 'the yearbook, Gilpatrick said. The of art. as "an unassuming, gentle aquatic school at Mirarnonte this summer. Red Crofts one of the a romance Funds from the Campus Chest agencies aided by Clunpur Chest. started from a chance size of the La Torre staff is not Flowers for Christmas man, who expressed his attitiudes San Jose News Photo Drive, held Dec. 10-14, will go to meeting on the park bench. ,large enough to devote attention toward the world around him in at support the Red Cross, as well as Nancy Stephens directs "Fumed thoughtful. sensitive terms." Faus other worthy projects. Goal for Oak," by Noel Coward. Bakmas added that Mottram's art "re- Ticket Sales To 0 en Cast in- this year's drive is $10,000, com- cludes Lee Devin as Henry Gow, Flower veals the real man and the very parable to that of other campuses. kGail Anderson as his wife, Jose- Interviews Friday real artist." Shop phine Mendlin as his daughter and Representatives from the Ba- Mottram was born in Placer Monday for 'Red Tape Mary Ann Billed as his mother- kersfield City County in 1903. He attended Cali- School District will 10th and Ticket sales will begin Monday usual this year because of the in-law. This is the bitter, comic fornia School of Arts and Crafts be on campus for interviews seek- Tau Delta Phi for "Red Tape," the 1957 edition Centennial celebration scheduled story of the turning of a worm -Y%-;4 -1 Santa Clara and California School of Fine Arts. ing elementary teachers on Fri- of Revelries. The Student Affairs for May. the husband, who finally gets fed Come In and so* as Today His sculpture and painting have day at 9:00 a.m. Those who are Office will handle the ticket sales, up with his family situation and CY 2.0462 lOtI S Santa Clara beenn exhibited throughout the Initiates Prof, Bob Montilla is directing the with $1 charged for general ad- tells them off before leaving interested in teaching in Bakers- country. His lithographs are rep- production, which has been in re- mission and 75 cents for students. after he comes into some money. field and who have completed resented in collections at the Me- 29 hearsal for two months. Neophytes The production will be p r e- tropolitan Museum of Art and Next wedk the cast and the All are invited to the plays. placement files my sign up for Dr. Wesley L. Goddard, associ- sented Jan. 11. 12, 18 and 19 in bob & donna chorus w ill begin working to- Admission is free. interviews in Room 100. the Achenbach Foundation. ate professor of modern languages. Morris Dailey Auditorium. say The gether. was initiated into Tau Delta Phi, presentation is offered earlier than Teachers Urged scholastic fraternity, as an hon- - Montilla is extremely happy Hi-Fl Club Plans Discussion, SAVE WITH US orary member in a formal cere- with. the progress of the show To Complete Files mony Sunday. Group Will Hear and feels that it may be one of and, Remember the best in Spartan history. He Demonstration of Recorders Teaching candidates who have Dr. Goddard was recognised by Dry Cleaning urged students to purchase their The Hi-Fl Club, an organization on a Columbia machine. This will n o t completed information f o r the Tower fraternity for his con- 3D Stereo Tape tickets early. as the show has for both music lovers and phono- be followed by a talk on the music Rough Dry Laundry placement files are not eligible tributions to education at San Three dimensional stereophonic been a sell out in past years. graph technicians, will meet to- qualities of tape recorders and for Placement Office interviews Jose State and for his personal tape recordings will be demon- morrow in SD120 at 7:30 p.m. their advantages in a hi-fl set-up. until the files are sompleted. ac- scholastic achievements. Complete Laundry straded by Dr. Richard B. Lewis, Matt Mattingly, club president, The meeting is actually a pre- cording to the Teacher Placement Twenty-nine pledges became ac- Service coordinator of audio-visual ser- will discuss high fidelity tape re- lude to a trip to the Ampex fac- Service. Candidates are urged by tive members at the Tower cere- vices. at a meting of the Com- corders and offer demonstrations tory in Redwood City scheduled 463 S. 2nd CY4-2420 the service to turn in all necessary mony also. Hosts Needed munications Group to be held to- to take place Tuesday. Dec. 11. information for the files. Inter- Recognized for continuious high morrow in the Speech and Drama Approximately 50 students are ex- views must be completed by the scholastic endemers were: For Agnews' Building, Room 117. pected to attend this trip. SAN JOSE. end of the semester. the office Douglas Barbe, Gerry Belecci, The high-fidelity Decorator Contest Club members and interested said. Duane Bright, Clayton Bruntz, tape presen- Yule Parties persons will leave the campus at LAUNDERETTE John Buffo. Robert Cole. Richard tation is under the direction of 7 p.m. for the trip. Cross. Marvin Del Chiaro, Fill- Dr. James W. Brown, graduate An opportunity to engage in Plans Announced Electronics Group more Earney. Gary Edwards. coordinator, Dr. Fred F. Harcle- true Christmas spirit was offered Frank Foster. road. dean a instruction, and Dr. to SJS students this morning as At AWS Meeting Lewis. Will }fret Today Angelo Guttadauro, Yoshiaki The latest Ampex Corp. officials at Agnews State Hospital Final plans for the AWS spon- Dr. David Carter, associate pro- Kitazawa, Bill Kline, Del Krein- equipment will be used. announced a need for hosts at its sored Christmas Door Decoration Your Sight is Our Business! fessor of engineering. will discuss brin g, Hauro Kusumoto, John The use of hi-fl tapes in college annual Yule parties. contest were announced at Wed- instruction curriculum changes in electronic Lopes, George McLeod, Miles Mac- will be discussed fol- These Christmas parties have nesday's meeting. The judging will It is our job day in and day out to safeguard two of nature's Courses today at 12:30 p.m. in key. Jacob Magadan. lowing t h e demonstration. Dr. become an annual event over the be held Dec. 17 from 3 to g p.m. Room E 118, according to William Skip Minchin, Roy Nakai, Jim Gene A. Wallas professor of psy- past few years. and San Jose Total cost for the decosations most precious gifts to you. It is our business, in other words, J. Fowler, chairman of the Stu- Schvfalm, Dick chology. u ill moderate the dis- State, as well as community must not exceed $5, according Peterson, George or- to to take care of your eyes. No pair of eye's with which we work dent Branch of the Institute of Slayton, Ed Tryk, William War- cussion. ganizations and friends of Ag- Elaine Per r y, A W S publicity Radio Engineers. All electronics ren, Howard Williams and Alex- news have regularly provided sea- chairman. are exactly alike. Each is majors are advised to attend. ander Zanini. sonal cheer for the patients. The Faculty Women's Christ- DR. CHENNELL different and requires deli- Tests Scheduled This year, the parties will be mas Party. scheduled for Dec. 18, Qualifying tests for general sec- held on Wednesday, December 19. has been changed to Dec. 12. It cate, individual, profes- Home Economics Societies Schedule ondary minors in social science All campus organizations or will be held in the Catholic Worn- OPTOMETRIST en's Centersfrom sional care. This is t h e will be given Thursday, Dec. 13, at groups wishing to participate, are 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. 254 S. 2nd. CY 5-2747 'Holiday Festival' for Tomorrow Night 3:30 p.m. in Room 20, Dr. George asked to contact either Stanley All faculty women aresinvited to brand of service we a r e attend. Eta Epsilon and Phi Upsilon good and Deanne Bennett. deco- G. Bruntz. professor of history, C. Benz, dean of students, or Mrs. Donna Scheiber, Campus Chest Omicron, home economics social rations; Georgia Giendening, political science and education, an- Izetta Pritchard, assistant activi- p-epared to give you. chairman, announced that Glasses Gladly Adjusted and honor societies, will hold a clean-up and Lois Borrelli. Christ- nounced today. Those who need to ties officer and housing supervi- AWS "Holiday Festival" tomorrow in mas basket. take the test this semester will sor. plans to sell popcorn and cokes at the Campus Chest Talent Show. H 14 from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Mem- find their names and instructions "Taking part in these get to- bers of the home economics facul- posted outside Dr. Bruntz', office gethers is a %ery rewarding ex- Next week, Mrs. Allen from / 9 If , Dohrman's will speak to the ty are invited to attend according .T1()1 le in Building N. perience to visitors," Dean Benz girls. to Mary Lou Smith, Eta Epsilon said. He added that patients aLso publicity chairman. Will Run Tonight received a wholesome effect froni Phi Beta Ka ppas . visits from outsiders. Instead of exchanging Christ- tattleship Potemkin," a Rue- mas gifts, Eta "I Epsilon members sian movie directed by Sergei El- Parties this sear will he con- Loan Grads $500 have been asked to bring food to senstein in 1929, as an experiment eetin ducted in each ward. (;ifts will Student loans which collectively fill a Christmas basket which will in the technique of editing, will be given to each patient. and re- total $500 will he granted by the be sent to some needy family. be shown in the College Theater Christian Science Organization freshments and entertainment al- Northern California Association of Chairman for 04 party are this evening at 7:30 o'clock. Ad- will meet tonight at 7:I5 o'clock so will be prinided. The parties Phi Beta Kappa to graduate or Carol Palko, refreshmenta: Jackie mission is free. in the Chapel. will start early in the afternoon fifth year credential students, Dr. for some wards, and later in the Real, room arrangement: Audrey This picture is considered one El Cireulo Castellano will meet Karl Mueller, S a n Jose State !"ritAer. afternoon for others. prix4ram: Sfriem All- of the four greatest in motion pic- tonight at 8 o'clock in Room 11. scholarship chairman, announced ture history. having influenced La Torre photos will be taken. "A real chance to fulfill a ser- today. vice project that reglitres no long "The loans are granted under movie making throughout the Eta Epsilon and Phi Upsilon range planning or hard work. will world. Omicron will meet tomorrow at surprisingly good conditions," Dr. be met by these visits," Benz Mueller s a i d. "No interest is The film is based on an uprising 7:30 p.m. Eta Epsilon members stated. charged in the pm-revolutionary Russia of are asked to bring articles for and students do not have A1TIrrIt;12 rikusif to begin repaying the loan until 1905, concentrating on a shipboard the Christmas basket. College volunteers also ha' x' ,i- mutiny and the ensiling Odessa tertained at A:mews at monthly 18 months after receiving it." FOR RENT HI Ft Club will meet tomorrow steps massacre. The film has been periods. Repayment after the 18 month at 7:30 p.m. in SD 120. There will Clean room for men. Furnace called the most influential six grace period is five percent of the be a record exchange and a sale IS THIS THE MAN beat, linen furnished. 406 S. 11th minutes in the history of the cin- amount loaned: a 20 month period of hl fl records. St. ema. is allov.ed for repayment. WHO Industrial Arts Club will meet Home Er Faculty Interested students should con- STARTED IT? WANTED today at 11:30 a.m. in the I.A. tact Dr. Mueller in the Personnel lecture room. In Outside Activity There are some who dispute . but Two girls to ahnre apartment. 390 PI; 634 To Meet Office, Room 116. with a wonderful dif- S. 6th St. Apt. taller Day Saints Institute of Hume rem xics faculty met, 1- he fae* that President Chester ference. The cloth, woven or Ail at approsed f r at Typing: Term papers, thesis. Elec- Religion will meet tomorrow tiers took part in several outside A. Arthur was the first man to fine long-staple cotton, is as benefits under O.L. 4;34. the H illigarian Student tric typewriter, fast 7.30 p.m. at 436 E. San Fernando activities last week. wear the Oxford Button-Down soft as a co-ed's smile, yet service. Call War Orphans Education Pro- Carol at C."Y 4-9326. St. Douglas Hardy will be guest Miss Joyce Balton, assistant pro- shirt. They are right, he wasn't. gram, are requested by t he Will Speak in S.F. exceptionally long-wearing. speaker. fessor of home economics, spoke Van Mother's helper. Private room, Registrar's Office to attend an Istvan Laszlo, a Hungadan stu- Heusen has discovered Superbly tailored in the smart Lutheran Students Association on "Children's Art" at the Coope- board. $30 a mo. Near Rose Gar. important meeting In Room 49 dent and revalutionary currently that its originat or was actually Van Heusen way, this Oxford will meet tonight at 7 o'clock at rative Nursery School in Los Altos den. AX 6-0662. at 1:30 p.m. today. touring the U.S. will speak to- Arthur A. Chester, who, oddly Button-Down enhances _ 99 S. 11th St. on Monday night. your morrow at 1 p.m. at San Francisco Steady babysitter for Sate. Junior Committee will enough, used the button not to looks, whether you're involved Public Relations Miss Staxalene Altman. assis- State College'in Room 117 of the or senior Ed, major preferred. P210 PINZA COLLAPSES hold a meeting. open to all stu- keep his collar down, hut to in class, tugs of war or mid- tant professor 44 home econotnica, Education Building. CY 2-6418. Wish to work on Spar- keep his shirt up. Whatever its night ; t EENW ICH. Conn. ( UP)' -- dents who was one of the guest speakers at He will speak at the University brawls. $5.00. ta-key publicity and sales, today FOR MALE Singer Ezio Plaza collapsed at his the Senior Girt Scout meeting of California at 7:30 p.m. tomor- purpose, the Oxford Button- At bet her stores everywhere, p.m. in J 3. hwne at S4unford Monday and at 3:30 held at the De Anza Hotel Satur- row night. Down (or Button-Up) shirt or' write to Phillips-Jones 1963 (Um.' roar. Black. R. II. wd, taken to Greenwich Hospital nal Club will meet 'tonight at day night. Laszlo is presenting the Hun- wowed Mr. Chester's crowd Corp., 417 white aidewalls. :Law 1667 Mon- Fifth Avenue, New in the Glenbrook Fire Department 7:30 o'clOck in S 112. Ray Patten Last Wednesdity, Mrs. Fern garian picture to the American temar S.J. CY 7-3016, on sight and has been a staple York 16, New York. Makers ext. ambulance. Firemen administered and Sunny Maynard of the Dodge Wend t, assistant professor of public. Students from Bay 213. Area of fine wardrobes ever since. of Van Heusen Shirts Sport oxygen to him.doring the trip to Ridge ski school will be guest home economies, attended the Pe- schools are invited to attend these Today, Van Heusen's Ox f on! Shirts Ties l'ajamas 'OS F'ord Com?, R, H. WW, 01) the hospital. speaki rsi ninsula I /Jet t IC4 A ssocin I km meet- lectures. Ile will speak through Button-Down Must sell this week. $945. 459 N First reports were that Plaza ripartan Spinners will meet to- ing at Sequoia Hospital inRed- in interpreter. There is no ad- is still in the Handkerchiefs Underweer 14th St CT 24002 alter 6 p.m. had suffered a heart attack. night at ti o'clock in the YWCA. wood City. mission charge fur the lectures, authentic Chesterian tradition Swimwear Sweaters,