Mabel R. Gillis, Librarian California State Library Sacramente 9, California

rtterer" Away Ii St. men. Team Tells of oæ Fifth By NANCY LOUGHLI ns(J)KDOWNS A TO Members With a 4000-mile round-trip to par elleitigti' s 40 well-tanned San Jose State college football p a awoke this morn- 'Visit' Nevada ing and found themselves faced with the dismal task of resuming the daily ritual of classes while the rest of the Spartan peasantry con- Unexpectedly sidered it just another Wednesday. Gaily bedecked with leis, the SJS grid contingent arrived in A Levi-clad Californian is town yesterday, following its air trudging along the safari to Honolulu, Hawaii, where deserted Beck Receives the Spartans triumphed over Mon- country-side of Nevada today tana, 32 to 7, Friday night. and is probably cursing the Sports Plaque In the wake of the Spartans' day he ever saw a pledge. five-day visit, numerous favor- As a tribute .to their president, able comments about the team Bob Velladao, Alpha Tau Omega Harry Beck, the Pi Kappa Alphas reached San Jose. According to member, was taken late Tuesday have established a "Harry L. Beck Danny Hill, 5.15 athletic public- night by a band of 15 AT() pledges ity director, "The whole trip Athletic Award," a plaque to be to a desolate road on the Oakland made San Jose State even more given annually to the Pi Kappa popular in the islands than it highway. There he was held until Alpha who has proved himself had been in the past". the wee hours yesterday morning outstanding by combining inter- Of the game, the Honolulu Po- when he was returned to San Jose N collegiate athletics with fraternity lice department said, "It was the Municipal airport. activities. best football game ever played in Bob Pugh, pilot and pledge, with Honolulu." The Pi Kappa Alphas voted the aid of the other 14 neophytes, A Pan-American strato-cruiser shoved Velladao into a light plane Nov. 27 to honor Beck with this flew the team to its destination. and took off into the yonder blue award because of his outstanding The majority of the team members for Nevada. Around 8 o'clock yes- performances with the San Jose had never been to the islands be- terday morning the plane went in fore. State football team and as a lead- for a smooth landing on an old Harry Beck, star Spartan full- abandoned Army airport stuck er in his fraternity. back, described the reception about six miles out from the ghost Beck scored the first Spartan given the team by the Police de- Flower leis, typical gestures of Hawaiian hospitality, were pre- town of Genoa. in seven of the 10 partment, sponsors of the sented to the Misses Doris Barberez and Jackie Lee, Physical Edu- touchdown game. cation department secretaries, by Bruce Halladay, guard, and Harry Pugh, once again in the air, games and he now holds the San "We were met in typical Hawaiian Beck, fullback, when they returned from Honolulu yesterday morn- could see only a speck where stood Jose State rushing record. He has style. An orchestra wearing flow- ing. photo by Gilmore. Velladao, shrouded in bitterness. proved himself on the field as both ered shirts played "Aloha" while an excellent ball carrier and punt- several native girls danced the er. hula. We all were given leis." Beck, a transfer from the Uni- The team was given a police AWS Jinx versity of Southern California, escort to the Moana hotel which Spartan Daily came into the Delta Pi chapter of is located on Waikiki beach. The Pi Kappa Alpha soon after its next two days were spent work- its To Feature SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE founding here and was elected ing out for the game. Coach Bob second president. Bronzan said, "The boys took Vol. XXXIX San Jose, Calif., Wednesday, Nov. 29, 1950 No. 43 practive seriously and put off all Traveliers forms of recreation until after Elects the game." The Traveliers, San Jose guar- Council Following the game Friday tette popular among San Jose Juniors,o Seniors to Present night, a dance was held in honor of State college students, are to be el 7 is . Lud Spolyar both teams at the Moana. . I /0 1) Despite the fact that fists flew featured at the annual girls' ramatte A,ktts at mtxer during, the actual-game and It, was "Jinx" tomorrow night at 7 o'clock Ten dramatic skits, dancing, refreshments, and keen interclass Camp Leader played up by the newspapers, the in the ballroom of the Catholic competition will fill the four hours of the Junior-Senior Mixer to be dance was characterized by a re- Freshman Camp has a new di- laxed, friendly atmosphere among by the held Friday evening, according to Chuck Benson, junior mixer NVomen's Center, sponsored rector for the 1951 season with the members of both teams. A Associated Women Students. chairman. the appointment yesterday of Lud The Mixer will be held from 8 to 12 p.m. in the Student Union, one-word description of the post- Nancy Embshoff, Spolyar by the Student Council. game affairs by Harry Beck is According to *and is open to juniors, seniors and Spolyar was recommended by the "active". "Jinx" chairman, the Travellers their guests. Admission charge will Freshman Camp committee under Saturday both teams went on a are to be featured in an evening be 25 cents. The Weather the leadership of 1950's chairman, joint tour of Oahu. The sight- of entertainment which will include Five skits will be presented by Ron LaMar. seeing trip was highlighted with a A ditto of yesterday's weather fortune tellers, a pie-eating con- each of the two competing classes. The Council also granted the picnic. More parties followed that for today. test, relays, prizes, and refresh- These will be judged and awarded Freshman Camp committee evening while some fellows took a ments . . . all to the theme of Okay, so you forgot what yes- points according to originality and $161.47 to "bail them out of the midnight swim. "Birthdaze." There is to be a terday was like. The drudgeries presentation. Attendance figures red". The deficit occurred be- The players more or less split up ieading by Marilyn Russell, sing- of campus life do tend to crowd for each class will be the basis for cause of two reasons, declared La- Sunday and visited points of in- ing by Jean McPherson, and a out the lesser things from the col- awarding additional points. Total Mar. First the Korean war limited terest and friends. A great many drum solo by Joyce Malone. legiate noggin. For the less re- points accumulated will determine the number of men expected to of the players had close friends Pedal pushers and slacks are to tentive minds that are trying to the winning class and that class attend. Second the slash in en- there, according to Coach Bron- be the mode of dress. Admission get something out of this, we re- will be awarded a filing cabinet, rollment for San Jose State cut zan. will be nine cents. Tickets are peat: Fair today, with low-lying according to Benson. the attendance in half. One whole That night a luau thrown in being sold at the library arch, and fog in the early hours; little Dancing will be to records and camp at Asilornar had to be can- the best of Hawaiian tradition will be sold at the door the night change in temperature. Just why games planned by the joint -com- celled because of the drop in en- %Vas given in honor of the visit- of the affair. you're trying to get something out mittee of the two classes will be rollment. ing teams. They enjoyed such Miss Embshoff urges all SJS of this is beyond us; we sure don't those best suited for playing in The cancellation cost $90.00. An native delicacies as poi, raw sal- women to attend. put anything into it. the Student Union. additional $42.00 was spent for mon, and stuffed pig, on which color movies to be used for future they "gorged themselves". Chairmen of the Mixer, themed advertising. The Council request- It was at this affair that the UNITED PRESS ROUNDUP "Harvest Time," will be Donna ed that a breakdown on expenses "sensational team of Bondelie- Plan, senior, and Chuck Benson, be submitted by the Intramural Menges-Gallagher gave its version junior. Lud 9 Spolyar will be mas- Sports department before granting of the hula while the real devotees ter of ceremonies. Patrons are them their request of $250. of the art watched in bewilder- UN Fights 'New War Milton Lanyon, adviser to the The Salvation Army's Charity ment." Senior class council, and Donald football game in Spartan Stadium Wednesday, Nov. 29. for permission to bomb Manchur- Danny Hill said the feast was TOKYO, Sevrens, adviser to the Junior between the San Jose Packers and ian bases. keynoted when Menges suddenly United Nations forces in North- class council. The Seattle Ramblers on. Dec. 6 The spokesman said MacArthur appeared on the stage and cried west Korea fought an "entirely received a go-ahead signal by the was expected to make the request The Junior class council meets in Al Jolson's mammy style, "Aim Student Council. The council voted new war" today, retreating step- again in a bid to halt the Chinese this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in thinks this is livin!" 5-4 to allow the Salvation Army by-step in desperate delaying ac- Communist offensive in North the Student Union. Dick Osborn, Several players showed them- junior class president, requests all to endorse the student body insur- selves to possess rare talents, against 200,000 Chinese Com- Korea. tions students having a part in the Mix- ance policy on football games at especially Bob Oseborne and Bob munists and attempting to plug a OPEN AGGRESSION er-planning to be present at this Spartan Stadium with the stipu- Amaral, according to Coach Bron- setting a widening gap in their lines. LAKE SUCCESS, N.Y., Nov. afternoon's meeting. lation "that it was not zan. They seemed to be real General Douglas MacArthur, in 28.The United States accused precedent." beach boys so far as surf boards for the position of an amazing communique describ- Communist China today of Applications went," said Bronzan, "but Bill Wil- justice will be accept- ing the disastrous turn of the "open and notorious aggression" male junior son, Frank Morriss, and Gene Men- Blue Key the Student Body office. war, said that new issues had In Korea and the Peking govern- Directory ed now in ges stole the show. The latter Incumbent "Lucky" Rogers left arisen which could be settled only ment's spokesman at the United three tried in vain to ride an out- for Army service. "within the councils of the United Nations replied Immediately To Be Published Monday rigger and were dumped contin- _Natiolis and chanCelleries of the that he would not discuss the ugly into the surf." %I.;0 situation in thisillond-d One of the most huMarottlillit- "There exists," the general peninsula. directory will soon, be available MiTglitrito Aba eideuts during the whole trip- said, "obvious intent and prep- here for those who need a hang- occurred in the hotel dining aration for support of the Chi- MAYBE FILIBUSTER out-hunter. To Speak Tonight room. It overlooked the beach WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.Sen- where various alluring females nese Communist troops by heavy The "Blue Key", a vest-pocket on the Alaska State- Edgar A. Smith, graduate of were sunning themselves while reinforcements now concentrated ate debate directory for the use of students hood Bill began today amid indi- San Jose State college and man- attired in the briefest of brief within the privileged sancttutry here, is slated for publication opponents of ager of Merced County Mosquito bathing suits. north of the international boun- cations that southern "sometime before Christmas vaca- filibuster. Abatement district, will speak at a Thursday, a new situation con- dary and constantly moving for- the measure may tion", according to John Moeller, C. O'Mahoney, meeting of the Entomology club at fronted the tfiArn in the dining ward. Chairman Joseph publicity chairman for the Blue 8 o'clock this evening in S210. room, and hotel officials myster- "Consequently, we face an en- D., Wyo., of the Senate Interior Key service organization. tirely new war." Committee told the senate that The meeting on the control of iously explained that the large A report from an authoritative statehood for Alaska and Hawaii Moeller said that booths will be the mosquito menace will be open canvas had been put over the win- British source said that MacArthur would be "the complete answer to located throughout the campus. to the public, Norman Lewis, club dows to 'keep the sun out of the asked the United Nations Oct. 12 Soviet propaganda." The directory will sell for 35 cents. president, says. players' eyes'. 2 SPARTAN DAILY Wednesday, November 29, 1950 Atomic War Etiquette -.AV.." 4 ’4Iter* ,;;

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pairtan Daily 1 Jade To Radiation :ow Morality SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE By EVAN STEPHEN Published daily by the Associated Students of San Jose State college. except Saturday aad Sickness Unlike national, international that a dictator rules a country Sunday durina the college year vitt one Issue during each final examination week. morality and holiness is rapidly or that a country fought on the (Ed. Note: This is the third in going down the drain. side of the Nazis of Faciata dur- licesb;s , a series of articles dealing with ing the late war. your chances of survhal in the A backstage view of the epi- r We have found that the shadow 4 rtssodaled toleekie Press event of an atomic bomb at- tome of this "holiness", the United of the stars and stripes do not tack. Information is taken from States, shows clearly how the del- Office: Publications Building (1193) on E. San Carlos street. have the magical power that they the new government pamphlet icacy of the international situation Press of the Globe Printing Co., 1445 S. First street, San Jose -used to possess; our Voice of Telephones: CYpress 4-6414 Editorial, Ed. 210 Advertising Dept., Ext. 211 "Survival Under Atomic At- is forcing us to abandon our up America programs have been sty- Subscription Price: $2.50 per year or $1 per quarter for non ASB card holders. tac.") to now "holier than thou" attitude the prac- By JACK HULSE and embracing the Policy of gath- mied; we are reduced to and "kow- JACK RUSSELLEditor BILL FRANCISBusiness Manager As potential candidates for radi- ering allies allies with armies and tice of "eating crow" tow" to countries and persons who ation sickness, maybe you should strategic geography. Make-up Editor this issue D. Dixie Wise were previously "untouchable". know what'll happen to you when There was a time not so long We are doing this to stop the you get a dose of the stuff. ago when our diplomatic attitude spread of Communism. It boils What happens will make you abhorred and shunned a country School Backing Key to Rabid Grid Support down to trying to do everything sick at your stomachfor .real. that was not on the "good side" possible to stop this plague and Fresh from a convincing victory over a PCC club in the land of Stomach sickness is the first or which did not have the best in- becoming semi-hypocrites or hop- poi and palms, San Jose State college's "Golden Raiders" ended their symptom of radiation sickness. terests of humanity at heart. All ing that States will soon "see the first big-time football season. Athletically, it was a great success. It'll usually show up several hours this former piousness on our part light" and throw off their op- The team hit any we after exposure. You'll vomit, came about more or less follow- harder and fought more aggressively than pressors. The former is in full which'il give you a clue as to ing our entrance on stage as a bave seep_in a long time. Coach Bob Bronzan and 'his cohorts have swing; unlike Christ, we can not what's ailing you unless you're major world power in 1899. I'hat it takes to win in any type of competition. "I am the light of the world: lucky enuogh to be undergoing a say: - -.Vnaticially, the score was not quite so cheerful. Only one With the acquisition of the that followeth me shall not hangover. Assuming that you've he Caribbean and Pacific islands darkness, but shall have local crowd went above 15,000 despite the top independent got bomb blues, the following rule walk in formerly belonging to Spain we light of life;" that is, we can teams (Loyola, Sinta Clara, St. Mary's) brought here. will hold: the bigger your sick- the became "maternal" a-nd "peda- yet sound con- downtown ness the not say this and It Was obvious that the P.E. department went after the sooner you'll vomit. (To gogical" to the "barbarians"; customer, somewhat overlooking the student body. In their quote the U.S. booklet: "For a vincing. cash we were the "champion of poor diplomatic rela- few days you might continue to Spanish-U.S. effort to--cp. commercial quickly they neglected to consider that with- downtrodden individuals"; it was spliced to- feel below per and about two tions recently were out complete school support there' can be no town support. essential that every minority be gether again after a four-year weeks later most of your hair A rabid, yes we said rabid, school backing by the student body indoctrinated in democracy and nations now can re- might fall out." break and must excitement is generated by the "streei have a chance at "life, liberty relations with Spain. the be present before any The optimist who wrote the sume and the pursuit of happiness." decreed. It is rumored in Car alumni". booklet says that if you get sick U.N. Anybody that didn't respect our Washington that a full United This -rabid support was not there despite the best Spartan enough to have your hair fall works or who blocked our ambassador will soon be team in a decade. The lack of spirit showed itself in many ways. out, you have a 50-50 chance to good States intentions was a heel and a threat to the Iberian penin- There was the failure of the "Rooters' Train" to Stockton; there reemer fullyincluding your saprinted was the noticeable lack of rivalry with cross-town "rtval" Santa hair. to get rid of. Now however, there are two uSpain, because of its Catholic Clara; there was the complete absence of campus-raiding be- The next question is "Where can I hide?" ideologies fighting for world rec- heritage, long has been the avowed tween Spartans and Bengals (the first time in the history of this Chiang As with everything else about ognition: the eastern 'and the enemy of Communism. his ''traditional"). the bomb, the answer depends on western. Advocates of the eastern Kai-shek is on Formosa with morality Pacific, but still College hijackers' were conspicuous by their absenceWhy? your proximity to the explosion. variety never did have a back to the blue Probably- the main reason was the presence of a very real and "Within one-half mile of the 'sur- to worry about, at least not after the fear of the easterners dictates this very "shooting" war in the land of Korea. With one eye on the face point directly beneath the they were fully entrenched in their our maintaining a love for headlines and the other on the postman many students did not know explosion, the shock wave from mother country following WWI. Chinese foe of Communism. Following the termination of the silliest and ex- whether they were in college or not. an atomic bomb is sure to flatten Perhaps the of rivalry most houses. Out to a distance of latest fracas, the easterners, (en- Oen-test example of U.S. back- A second reason was the deliberate playing -down dowed with a better geographical regard is the of about one mile, steel, brick, and pedalling in this between traditional foes like COP and cross-city Santa Clara. location, similarity of language, "bear -hug" which we are now insure that no "incidents" would cause a dis- wooden structures are likely to be Its purpose was to damaged beyond repair. Farther mores and physical attributes) giving Tito and Titoism, another to an exaggerated services of the Tito's continuance of relations. It was succesful out, there is less destruction, but soon "enlisted" the species of Communism. degree. serious damage may be expected defeated countries in Europe and Communism is different from with- So toned-down has been the publicity that a large amount to extend as far as two miles." Eurasia. The westerners Stalin "democracy" because he of school spirit has been lost in the process. That's the way it Because upper floors of houses drew back to the family. hearths gave the man in the Kremlin the was this year. are Most likely to collapse, get and relied on the Marshall plan bird, and besides, Tito does not What happens next season will be up to the athletic department way down in the basement. , Let and their supposed ability to get have a moustache. across the tiltt 'to- the 'liberated" plan and defense aid and the student body. the pamphlet take you ,from Marshall there"lie flat along the outer peoples around the Amur, Danube is now or soon will be on its way One thing is certain. There can be no fan support If there is and Po rivers. to Tito -simply because he gave school backing. The wall or near the base of some not red-hot, rabid, our team is going places,- heavy supporting. column. Jinn But today, the United States, Stalin the bird. fans want more than just a football game. (They can shop around in would be even safer under a most stalwart of the westerners, Stopping Communism is essen- this area amongst Stanford, California. St. Mary's, USF, Santa Clara, cellar work bench or 'heavy is finding it prlictical, even tial; but let's not make fools and the49..ers and the San Jose Packers). table. stay away from the (WW1 - neeessa-ry, to overlook the fact chumps of ourselves in the process. Thetl has to be solid rivalry, competition, and SPIRIT. die of the floor uhere falling At least least we don't have to worry about television yet! beams (may) strike you." Though you may be trappeein the wreckage down in the base- THRUST and PARRY Exit the Era of Flunk yism ment, still your over-all chances are better than in the top story. , Art is a hobgoblin to the layman. Some shun it, some hold it in are in this last group. Basements are also a good shelter Sal Studeitis Answer League Plans mild SeOff1; while others flee from it. Collegians against blast, heat and radioactiv- Dear Thrust and Parry: even Notre Dame has her troubles. A Pica.sso_is a fetish, a Dali is an absurdity and any work of art With ity. We have just read the article in On the other hand, according to meaning-is-a sham, to the dubious eye of this group. A pretty coed asks: "What shall the Nov. 21 issue of the Spartan local newspapers, San Jose has its of flunky to Europe in the fine I 'do if I don't have Americo has long played the role my basement Daily entitled "Press Box", by best team in its history. In other with me?" . arts field:The era of flunkyism is coming to a close, with the upsurge Manny Alves. We wish to take words, San Jose's team at its best Answer: look around the of a young, vibrant, aesthetic being, embodied NI literature, music im- issue with some of the statements beat Santa Clara at her worst by mediate area for shelter. and art,- Do this found therein, concerning the pro- four points. before they drop the bomb. The ltdServe Book room now plays lost to contemporar ; art work This posed -"rrideixndent Conference". Manny also said that the Cal- way you're ready, basement or out,tanding the New York The comments we are about to Bronco game is not a money that is. as American _as a hot dog: a, not. Such a shelter might be a make are strictly those of two maker. My goodness; aren't Yankees. -- - - gully, ('ulvert, or an easy-to- Santa Clara students and not crowds of 40,000 sufficient to The exhibit was lent by the IBM corporation. As with other reach building. Just flop down necessarily those of the faculty. clear a little? We'd like Manny exhibits on campus, arrangements for securing it took over a year. any your housemother First of all, Nlanny's comment to point out where we could the art majors will assay the work won't ask any questions. "Even The public will view this show, that a conference title. would make as much money playing a high bank will offer some pro- critically, but will art-shy SJS students attend? These shows are probably bring a bowl hid con- one of the proposed teams in tection . aimed e+ the appreciation of art, for the patrician or plebeian in ceivably is correct, but we do his conference. That except When students aren't in class, the field. not see where that is any incen- St. Mary's and USE, whom we the coop, or Cinebar, they're Jumping Rope" looks like a circus tive for Santa Clara. After all, have been continually playing If Kale Woodruff's "Girls usually at home. Here's some tips Santa Clara's past record shows for many years anyway. After handbill-iie-Aem, or Stuart Davis' "Ursine Park- more like pandemon- on how to make your home fairly quite convincingly that when all, how many sell-outs did State ium parlor, they are not to be called down for their callous observa- safe. "Fireproof" your house by they have a team that deserves have in its relatively small tionslead them to Porter's "Harlem Saltimbanques", Morgan's Mis- picking up all trash and stashing bowl consideration, they get it. 17,000-seat stadium during the River Stevedore," or Whitaker's "Geogniannah Po'h," and it in covered containers. If an sissipppi The most proximate eXample be- period of the last five yearsa "alert" is sounded, close all doors perhaps they'll find art to their liking. ing the Orange Bowl team of As for Santa Clara, we would and windows and pull down your The average visitor to the show probably cant distinguish a last year. like to point out, just for the shades. This will help keep out realistic from a romantic painting, but he can recall "A Monday As to St. Mary's, it seems that record, the sell-out crowds when fire sparks. Throw the switch that March" and sense the "Anatomy pf the Storm," and that their' past record also indicates they played Rice, Kentucky, and Morning in shuts off your oil burner. "Your - MD. that they are capable of getting Oklahoma (incidentally, the lar- is, after all, what the artist intended. local utility companies can give major bowl bids as an indepen- gest crowd ever to witness a foot- you detailed instructions about dent. Can any of the other teams ball game in that state). Also your gas, pilot lights, and so on. proposed for the league say the note the money-making crowds If you have a coal-burning furnace War Cl se--Cla same? (Or could this be the rea- when Santa Clara played Cal., Major or wood stove be sure to close -at son why all the other teams in the Stanford, its fuel and draft doors. and UCLA. CHARLP.STON, S.C., Nov. 28 the 'Same time share with us all so-called confereriteare avora If there is no warning of attack, (UP) Gen. Lucius D. Clay said the sacrifice that may result. to joining it?) have to gain by joining the Con- Western Europe is take the above precautions right last night that "We cannot delay our decision We also resent his statement ference? We like her Just as about rearm- after the raid. If you need a light, "dangerously slow" or divert our effort to obtain the that, "It would also stimulate she isan independent. If San Marshall don't use a match or candle. Bet- public ing. He sugegsted using support of those who are unwillihg Interest in the smaller Jose likes conferences she should production at ter buy a flashlight. college plan funds for war to declare their intentions now. brand of football". If have stayed in the one she was home unless our allies show a "re- Manny wishes to classify San in, and not now bemoan the fact newed determination to get "Unless we can be sure that re- that Marshall plan countries would Jose State's football team as she must walk the road of an ready." armament if faking place," Clay retard their recovering by divert- small time, who are we to independent. "We are coming dangerously said, "should we not ask ourselves ing the funds to war production. argue? We certainly do not wish We wrote, Mr. Alves, because close to a major war," Clay said. if any of the money being used to He said prosperity had been to classify our football team the we think that you and the S.ts strengthen "It is now time to determine those Europe could be em- achieved in the United States and 1411171e. students should hear our side of ployed countries and those people that more effectively in incroa-s- Europe even when "substantial True, Santa Clara is not now the argument. ing our own are :prepared fully to join us in a -strength." -- - portions of the rfortional productive enjoying hex' best season, in fact, Gerald W. Shipsey, ASB 1125 mutual defense of freedom and at Clay questioned the reasoning powers were used.'' her worst in many yearsbut then John L. Seitz, ASB 1126 (de MI111111111111

41. .Wednesday. Nochber 29,1950 SPARTAN imam 8 Fitr:'-Aw'it'y Places. [Announcements Senior Class Council: Names of -Missionary Landis to gpeak By MOISES de GUZMAN senior class council members eli- gible for council keys posted on Everft.’ junior college: If came to pass that students of this col- senior bulletin board outside Before CCF Group Today" President's- office. lege thoisghtof a better way to settle the feud of first deters. Ques- Deposit $1 at The Rev. Roderick Landis, vet- a concentration camp for two and Graduate Manager's office any eran missionary from the Phil- one-half years. tionIs it permissible to kiss on first date? The Nosy News column time before Dec. 8, and pay bal- ippine, will speak at a meeting of the "Clipper," college organ, published ance when key is All interested persons are in- the result. JoAnn Cords received. of the Christian Collegiate Fel- Depends on how fell he is. Miriam vited to attend, according to Mar- Del Ducalf be's blond it's all December Graddates: Gradua- lowship in Room S216 at 12:30 ian Johnson, missions chairman of right. Joyce VaiJar Ye Gads! tion announcements may be pur- p.m. today. CCF. chased this year. Place ordt:rs with For the past 18 years Rev. Lan- University of North Carolina: Victor LaMar Pine Printing, 82 S. dis has done missionary work A professor and his students were Second street, ant time this week. among elements of the Moro tribe Science Teachers arguing in a physic lab class about Classified Adsi Cost: $1.90 per dozen. of Southern Mindanao in the Phil- what makes jet planes fly. ippines. The Moro are known for Discuss Vectors Soph Mass Meeting: Those con- A violent looking student be- FOR SALE their war-like nature. During cerned with mass meeting gather Potluck will he the nature of came irritated with so much time World War II he and his family "Music Rath Charms", "My in Student. Union today at 2:30 dinner for members of the natural spent. He growled in bitter sar- were interned by the Japanese in Waltz With You" and "Belk of p.m., especially those on publicity, science faculty and their families the professor's casm denouncing Victory March." For piano. Words If you have 2:30 class, come after in the Student Union this after- principles. "And how do you know and music. By copyright owner. class is out. in at Stufsent Y by tc.rnorrow. noon at 6:30, according to Prof. so much about jets?" the excited $1.17 C.O.D. M. Amlie, 237 S. Arthur Williams, chairman of the Students prof exclaimed. First street. Delta Phi Upsilon: 3:30 p.m. to- planning on attending affair's social committee. day. Meet in B7. Campbell retreat, sign up at Stu- "I flew one for two arid a half Camera: 2x2 ;4 Cyroflex. F-35 dent Y and pay fees by tomorrow Trip movies of the West Coast yeara,"smiled the student. leas; case, filter. Holder and fil- Eta Epsilon: Christmas toy work noon. Nature school will be shown fol- ter, excellent. $60. Ph. CY 5-5430. tonight at 7:15 in Home Economics lowing the dinner. building. Those wishing pins, Torch and Sword: Tonight at Syracuse university.: "Tda-Amer- FOX MINT bring money as no orders taken 7:30 meet in B63. - ican Avorrien.woars,ze pants in her -until full price paid. Seems .for Men: Use of phone, family," Frenchman Francois Le- Delta Phi Delta: Business meet- Christmas Cards when a univer- piano. Parking. $15 per month. Flit Alpi& Theta: febvre exclaimed, General meet- ing in Room -Al, 3:30 p.m. today. for esery person sity coed interviewed him on the 426 S. Seventh street. CY 3-1938. ing at 271 S. Fourth street, Apart- Syracuse campus. Single room for boy: Large ment A, 12:10 p.m. today. Student Body: Blue Key stu- STATIONERY dent directory will be When the lay reporter threw room, double bed, desk. Newly ready early Wonderful 94’ leeriest, Occupational Therapy Club: in December. of interrogations about painted. $20 per month. 311 S. popularly priced barrages Miss Lucille Daniels to talk on men's and women's be- 14th street. CY 3-8376. French physical therapy at 7:30 tomorrow WAA Tennis: Meet, rain. or GIFT ITEMS they are differ- havior and how Girls: Room and board. $55 per night in B72. shine, in Women's gym 3:30 p.m. Figurines, Ceramics entiated With the Americans, month. Every convenience. 298 S. today. Plan to play if weather is Copper and brass items F r s said, "You American 12th street. CY 3-7648. CCF: Today at 12:30 p.m. meet fair. Remember Stanford playday. Pictures framed and untrained women expect too much from Completely furnishe d, clean in S216. Saturday, Dec. 2. Plorals, children, animals life." rooms, co-op kitchen. Near school. Gift wraps, ribbons. seals Alpha Delta Sigma*: Discussion Tags, paper co" table cloths He said that American women Four men. 357 S. Ninth street. ACS Affiliates: Members and of San Francisco initiation in expect to be treated like "queens." CY 4-2902. chemistry majors may attend Napkins and matches person- in- Room B93 tonight at 7 o'clock. meeting alized Finally, the quite astonished Room and Board for one or two at Stanford university's French chemistry Printing for :ill purposes terviewer asked about college girls in very lovely home. Kappa Delta Pi: Business meet- building tomorrow night at 8 women. Twin beds. On Bus line. Call ing and pledge service in Room o'clock. Dr. Price, head of "Ah . . . they are really women. CLayburn 8-3181. Al, today 4:30 p.m. Old members Chemistry department at Notre Dame university, will speak on I:triar:Itoinnfr&N To them, men are ideals . Bedlam Gables. Rooms for men. and candidates please attend. MELVIN "Electrical Factors Affecting Or- After the Daily Orange reporter With or 118 S. SECOND without kitchen priv. $20 AWS: Final business meet be- ganic Reactions." Transportation eoulit find any excuse to stop East Sid. South of San Fernando and $25 per mo. 265 N. Fifth fore Jinx, today at 4:30 p.m. in by private car. the -now-irate" freshman from street. CY 3-9970. Room 24. throwing counter-punches against he: American women, she shifted WANTED Cal Vets: From 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. love-making. "Are French- topic to Wanted: Instructor or student today, Mr. J. D. Murchison will be ! HIS FIRST TRIP TO . . great lovers?" men really to operate business on part-time in Room 32 to ansilver questions on out his Francois straightened basis. $250. Fully secured invest- eligibility for next quarter, and pride 6-foot frame and a look of ment required. For further infor- other matters. KEN'S one lbeamed in his blue eyes. "No mation call CY 2-2995. can heat a Frenchman at love Sigma Delta Pi: 7:30 o'clock. to- making." (Ed. note: Ain't those - night meet at Aurora de la Rosa's, 2156 The WW II American veterans the Alameda. Pine Inn France? They greatest lovers in 'Golden Boy' Tau Delta Phi: Members and went I. DINNERS from 75c sure did fine as far as love pledges meet in Tower tonight at - - - - Dec. 7-12 17:30. Serving Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Always Fresh Vegetables quite Well, San Jose State is I Students going to Asilornar The Col- 255 So. 2nd well-known these days. -6 Christmas conference get deposit lege of the Sequoias, Visalia, has taken notice of what vve are do- ing in Spartan campus. The Cam- pus, student paper, has reprinted with some quips annexed on the LOOK YOUR BEST-- "San Jose State college story that ALWAYS! A Study In Arrow Shirt-o-logy and the UCLA are debating whether which school has the pret- ties coed students." . The Campus virtually eliminated the possible debate that "the best looking girls are right here on our own campus." (Ed's note . . . Se- quoias can grow on that campus). Utah Land Boom SALT LAKE CITY (UP) Real parts of Utah estate men from all "PAR" agree that the present world crisis and current talks of this-or-that large city being a good target for atom bombs seems to be driving a lot of city folks into the _rural real ('state market. Land prices in Utah have not boomed as high as in other parts of the nation hut realtors report an increasing reluctance of farm- ers to part with their land at pres- ent prices.

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WOOd 3 in Siore ARROW SHIRTS & TIES 9ep9aont,6 UNDERWEAR HANDKERCHIEFS SPORTS SHIRTS 30 E. SAN FERNANDO 181 014 I ... f OR ARNOW UNIVIRSITY 4 SPARTAN DAILY Wednesday, November 29, 1930 Production Uses 'Y' Conference t What Mystery 'Wagon' Stagecraft Registration Behind By NANCY LOUGHLIN Lurks "Gorden Boy", Clifford Odds' Deadline Set drama of an aspiring young con- Deadline for registration for the Commuting? cert violinist who turns to prize- Camp Campbell conference has been set for 12 o'clock noon to- fighting, is, by virtue of its rap- By RON MARCUS morrow (Thursday), according to idly-shifting scenery, a difficult James A. Martin, executive secre- Commuting is nerve wracking! productioe to stage, according to tary of the Student Y. Some 1401 San Jose State col- Mr. J. Wendell Johnson, stage de- lege students have their nerves signer for the college Speech and The conference to be held wracked five days out of the Drama department plays. Dec 1, 2, and 3, will follow the week. theme: "P o w e rW here It Not only do they hoist their This condition coup:ed with the Comes from and How to Use It." frat_bodies upon commercial con- fact that the Little Theater is ex- Several faculty members from ifeyances every Schoolday morn- tremely small necessitated some SJSC %ill be guest speakers for ing, but they must return from heretofore untried techniques in the weekend gathering; speak- whence they came in a like man- the way of stagecraft for Little ing and leading discussions on ner. Theater production. various topics concerning power. I feel sorry for 1401 students. "There are 12 scenes in the Students planning to participate I am a commuter. Better, I am play's three acts," stated Mr. will be allowed to registered later a veteran commuter. I have Johnson. "These scenes are por- than the 12 o'clock noon deadline, horsebacked, roller skated, dog trayed in five different settings, but will have to pay an additional sledded, bussed anti trained to two interiors, two exteriors, and late fee of $1. Total cost for the &IS from a northern province a gymnasium where much of weekend including meals is $4.75 for going on two years. the action occurs. for students who register before I can't last much longer. With the deadline. "In order to accommodate the benzadrine and bifocals I might Students planning to attend ever-changing settings, we are go- be able to make it for another must provide their own bedrolls ing to employ wagon stages." To quarter. or sleeping tsn. All interested stu- the unitiated in the crafts of stake You're unkind enough to ask dents are invited to attend the design, a wagon stage is a mov- why I and 1400 others do it if affair, according to Jewell Austin, able platform which has perma- it's that bad?? So I'll tell you. conference chairman. nent scenery. Mr. Johnson and the I go through with it because I stage crew, under the direction of have a nice place to live (low Mr. James Lioi, will use four of rent) and I eat well. I like this. Eager bidders shout and holler when "Chet" Scudder the auc- tioneer comes to town. shown above during his last isit to the these. Some commuters I have met campus on Nov. 16, the genial salesman bid off nine houses for a Such frequent scene changes, if have other reasons. For In- total of The next event after the $8,200. sales will not be held until curtain, would stance, one girl told me she Brat of next year. photo by Gagnon. carried on behind a was forced to commute because consume too much time. This will al- she didn't like the movie thea- 19 C avoided by Mr. Johnson's to take ters in this town .. her daddy !lowing the scenery shifts audience. Mem- wouldn't buy her a pink Henry 'Chet' Scudder Advises place before the bers of the stage crew dressed in Jr. to drive around in down here costumes will . . . . and she simply hated to black ballet -type scenery in full view leave her tired old mother home Would-be Auctioneers arrange the alone at night. of the audience. Colored lights By MEL GAGNON against a black background will General .Sate time and monev at concensus seems to be "If you can't make a living auctioneering, you don't belong in present an eerie atmosphere to that living conditions were such words of advice passed on by "Chet" Scudder, the activities on-stage. at the time that they couldn't the business!" are the MAUER'S find a place in San Jose where veteran auctioneer who Was in San Jose recently to bid off nine houses "If such a technique can be CAFETERIA they could eat as good and live as east of Washington Square. 0-- maid to have any style it will been wrong where you can :elect your own high as their present dwellings Basing his statement on sev- He found he had be- be through the expressionistic minutes . allowed. The present abode being eral years' experience, the cause there was a bathroom on use of fragments of realism menu in just few far enough away so that they husky, high-voiced old bouncer the front porch, making a total which will be arranged in full and eat economically. too. 10." have to commute. says he first heard the advice of sight of the audience by the bal- 175 SOUTH FIRST ST. The crowd was so pepped up What is it that contributes most the day be was handed the auc- let-like crew," said Mr. Johnson. after the incident that Auctioneer to the nervous condition of the tioneer's diploma. Soundness of Scudder worked the bid up from commuter? the statement is attested by $850 to an unexpected $1260. Good question. Scudder's business card, which shows the genial blockman to be The Sacramento business- TYPEWRITERS In the first place, one has to a licensed auctioneer. Sacra- man was on his sixth trip to get up early in the morning to mento real estate broker and San Jose to sell houses in the for rent make the train, hop the bus or member of the National Society area planned for new college climb into his car if he lives of Auctioneers. construction. However, most of SAN JOSE TYPEWRITER CO. any distance from the college. "Chet" attended the Reppert his sales chants echo through- Special Rental Rates for Students This is not good. out School of Auctioneering in De- the Sacramento valley and Used Standard & Portable Machines For Sale Another thing, if you ride the catur, 111., and upon c Diction other parts of the Bay Area. train or bus you are bound to Work here is done by Scudder Also New Portables of the course eagerly accepted a Easy Payment Ple,, run into a "yak it up" faction. diploma bearing 24 signatures. to fulfill a contract with the State This group is usually composed Whether it be for the fact that for sale of houses on college prop- CORONA UNDERWOOD ROYAL REMINGTON of small children on their way erty. During this last trip to San Est. 1900 his sheepskin contained an over 3-6383 to school. Some go to grammar number of names, or for the Jose, he brought in S5200 for the Free Parking Next Door 24 S. 2nd St., CYpress school, some to high school, all good experience gained at the State. Many of the sessions com- of them yak loudly . con- Reppert school is not known, manded by him are for charity stantly. but he claims his Alma Mater though. Ile oftentimes works If they "yak it up" loud in to he "the best auctioneer's without fee to sell for churches. the morning when they are not school in the. world." scout groups, 4-H clubs and other civic-minded organizations. quite awake, you can imagine Scudder professes not to havo what it's like when they are on had any out -of-the-ordinary ex- What does the good-willed bus- their way home after a refreshing periences during his handling of inessman do in his spare time? day at school. the gavel, but his round face lights Well, seems that whenever Chet I can remember clearly the first up with a smile when he thinks Scudder gets the chance, he at- day I took an afternpon north- of the San Jose house with 10 tends all sorts of auction sales bound from SJ to my ,home. 'I bathrooms which he sold. where he is particularly on the lookout for antiques. had pettled :comfortably "Over on the corner of Eighth seat, .determined to scan a chapter and San Antonio, there was a two.- in my new bird book when it story apartment house which just HOLIDAY happened.. wouldn't brine a good price even As we approached a stop not though there were 10 bathrooms far from SJ, sounds resembling inside," Scudder said. "The bid DANCE BIDS the screams of a band of aborigine was stopped at eight -fifty, and warriors charging a wild boar didn't look like it would be raised. FOR EVERY could be detected in the distance. I called the attention of the au- The din increased until final- dience to the fact that there OCCASION ly frenzied footsteps were were 10 bathrooms and a large heard in the vestibule, and 15 new water heater in the building. VICTOR LAMAR or more medium sized boys One man in the audience said the (ha) attacked the car. Coats count was wrong and that there FINE PRINTING were thrown on hooks with were only nine. We stopped the amazing inaccuracy, seats were auction and had the man go 82 SOUTH SECOND wonderful, woodsy Woodleu thrown back to accommodate through the house for a recount. groups of six, and card games Faberge's fragrance materialized. Now, 'back to my warm milk- and, sedative, and the moral of for falling in love' the story. Them that wants comfort and featured in "THEE MAIDS" other good things have to pay for them . . . the hard way . . . five days a week. a United Artists comedy

SANDWICHES ICE CREAM PIE CANDY MILK COMPLETE BOX LUNCHES San Jose Box Lunch 135 E. San Antonio, off 4th 1:3 [AM'S SPARTAN DAILY Dance, Party Highlight ednesday, November 29, 1950 SK Xmas, Climax Quarter Socia4 -__Cpeating Joyce Bolton, The Yuletide season will be greeted Dec. 9 at Saratoga Foothill the club when Sigma Kappas present their annual formal dance. More New Citizen, has than 50 couples are expected to dance to the music of Brent Wilson's to- Kappa Alplix Is Entertained g to combo in an atmosphere of holly sprigs and mistletoe. Theta Capture Tre- Also slated for the month of December will be entertainment Miss Joyce Bolton of the Home Economics department, was honor *provided by the SKs for sick and Yule Spirit in Party Plans guest at a dinner party given re- aid needy children Santa Clara at Christmas spirit has taken hold and Pi Kappa Alpha. 'Members of cently in the home of Mrs. Fern the County. hospital as part of . the around the Kappa.-Alpha Theta Kappa Alpha joined the KATs for Geyer Wendt. Miss Bolton's It Helynn Moore group's philanthropic work. It.,, house as the gals busily plan the a cider and 'doughnut party Hal- friends gathered at the affair to Sigma Kappas, in reviewing the Christmas party which will climax loween eve after the fraternity. congratulate her on her assump- -ova citizenship. for Repeats Vows quarter, held their Halloween their fall activities. The Thetas serenaded Alice Dougherty, jointly tion of United State ak- dance at Alum Rock Lodge where will join with, members of Sigma sponsored Homecoming queen 'can- The honoree, formerly a British new and different costumes Alpha Epsilon for the affair. Main didate. oil were subject, first came to this country With J. Hilke the order of the day. Goblins and feature is gathering toys for char- in 1937 to spend a year. 'I decided Ser. For the novice boxing tourna- black cats were used as decor for ity. to stay," she The Church of the Wayfarer in ment, Kappa Alpha Thetas joined said, "and I'm very pate the party. The KATs'opened their season Carmel was the setting last Sat- with Theta Chis in assuming happy to be a citizen." later this fall with a formal initiation the urday for the marriage of Helynn Barbara Lindquist was jointly garb of squaws and braves and Miss Bolton joined the San Jose lline, and dinner for the spring rushees. Moore to James Hilke. sponsored by Sigma Kappas and cheering their team on to victory. ional Presented with membership pins State college faculty in 1944. She Friends and relatives attended Theta Mu Sigmas as candidate for Preceding the bouts the guys and teaches courses in child develop- the and corsages were Deborah An- the ceremony and the buffet Homecorping queen. She was a gals held a get-together at the ment and is child, 54.75 dres, Nancy Cuneo, Barbara in charge of the !fore luncheon which followed. member of the royal party when frat house. The following Monday laboratory. The bride she Was806C-fed as an attendant Queener, Nancy Gibson. Jane Ir- wore a soft- grey suit win, Sally Simms, and Barbara the group celebrated securing the accented by emerald green acces- to serve with Alice Dougherty, the first place tend trophy at a Theta house sories. A white orchid centered other attendant. Sullivan. COSMETICS at trolls party. MOM her bouvardia bouquet. She, was Also feted were Kappa Alpha stu- In October six pledges became Thetas transferred from other col- Formal event of the quarter was escorted to the chancel rail by her members at formal ceremonies the father, Clyde Moore bf leges. Dale Bardi, Barbara Lair, the Harvest ball held at the Fair- MOREHEADFILEMING Hollister. conducted in the 11th street chap- DRUG 4" 11). tst in, Waiting Marilyn Wright, and June Gee mont hotel in San Francisco. The with the benedict was ter house. New members arc: Pat 17 Presertplion l'otarasacists George Harper. were the newcomers. Bay area alumnae association too 110 lit ST At /1' Skli JOU. CA1.111 Rees, Cheryl Cherie 1.4 Richardson, played host to many members of CY Sole bridal attendant was Dor- Brigham, Shirlee Goaman,. Lee Exchange dinners on the Theta othy Jocz. She wore a pale yel- Leidig,.and Ann Cunningham. schedule were with Delta Upsilon the local chapter and their dates. low wool ensemble with black vel- vet accessories and carried a The Novice Boxing tournament French bouquet of talisman roses. found SKs and Kappa Alphas Gamma Phi Beta Reviews LOVERS! When the newlyweds return bursting forth in the rooting sec- MUSIC from their southern California tion as blockbusters. Both groups honeymoon they will make their got together at the sorority house A SPECIAL PURCHASE home in San Francisco where the for a "coffee date" preceding the Activity-Filled Quarter, ENABLES US TO OFFER benedict is employed. bouts and to make arrangements YOU A COMPLETE Hilke was graduated from San for the affair. ' Gamma Phi Beta's quarter activities found the girls entertaining SELECTION OF . . . Jose State college as a business Theta Chis, Theta MO, Sigma thirty children from the County Welfare Society at a Halloween administration major in 1949. Pis and Kappa Alphas were among party given at the 11th street chapter house. Children were greeted While on campus he held member- those fraternities which held joint black cats, and witches, and decorations carried LONG PLAY RECORDS ship in Alpha Phi Omega and Tau by skeletons, were meetings or exchange dinners with out in the orange and black theme. June Wallenburg served as chair- Delta Phi fraternities. His par- the girls. ents are Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Another highlight of the quartet* at JUST 99c Hilke of San Francisco. President Carolyn Plough guid- was the initiation of seven new Theta Chi's all-fraternity, all- His bride is the daughter of Mr. ed the group during the quarter members. Gail Bargones, Nancy sorority party found Gamma Phis and Mrs. Clyde Moore of Hollister. with the aid of Dottie Digan as Cityler, Dorothy Edinger, Jean walking off with first place hon- INCLUDES ALL TYPES She wasa member of the secre- social chairman. Pennington, Jean Poague, Dena ors for their rendition of the song OF RECORDS FROM . tarial staff of the college's social Smith, and Diana Spence were "So Long Oolong". science department. The new Mrs. given the black and gold crescents JAZZ TO SPIRITUALS Hilke also formerly attended San Fetes to wear after they received the Founders' Day was celebrated Jose State college. Group 'Worn' formal rites. A banquet at the on Nov. 12 when San Jose alum- Exclusive in San Jose Town House to welcome the initi- nae and members of Beta Theta ates followed the ceremonies. journeyed to Menlo Park where a at At Tea Tomorrow Another Gamma Phi tradition breakfast was held. This was the Sororities to was begun when the chapter gave 76th anniversary of the national In Chapter House a scholarship dinner. The entree soroCity. Those who participated .Open Houses was from beans to steaks and the in the affair from the local chap- Campi's Music Busy days are ahead this week dress was from jeans to formals ter Were Alice Kent, president: 50 S. FIRST CYpress 3-9291 Open houses will be held Sun- for members of the local chapter of depending on the girls' scholastic Beth Calvin, vice-president; and day, Dec. 3, from 2 to 6 p.m. by Alpha Omicron Pi. On the agenda average. Stephanie in. speaker. the 10 national sororities on the Thursday is a tea honoring the Taking part in the Novice Box- San Jose State college campus, group's new housemother, Mrs. ing tournament with members of according to Miss Evelyn McCur- John Fish .An alurrinae sponsored Pi Kappa Alpha, the two groups dy, president of' Pan Hellenic. rummage sale is slated for Friday rounded up the week's events by and Saturday. a joint dessert at the All girls are invited to attend attending Phi house. the affairs which are the begin- Gamma les Blum's For Mrs. Fish, a native of Illinois. man for the affair. 83 ning of the official rush period to came t San Jose in 1942. In ad- last until formal pledging cere- dition to her activities with the monies have been performed near sorority, she works vLith retarded the end of January. scholars as a child psychologist Proper dress for Sunday's open and teacher. Vote For WARM houses will be dressy sport. No individual invitations have been Student members, under the issued to girls. This notice is to leadership. of Nancy Deli, are Joyce Velander serve as an invitation to all in- working with the alums in stor- FLANNELETTE terested girls. ing, sorting, and selling the rum- mage sale items. Alicia Ward is fa- Purpose of the event is to chairman of the tea. Freshman Class miliarize prospective rushees with the facilities and members of the Prs And (;owns various -campus -organizations. Fri- :h Secretary day's "Daily" will contain a list of 1 SPARTAN DAILY San Jose State college sorority 1/4 San Jose State College houses and their addresses. Entered as second class matter April 24, 1934, at San Jose. California, under POLKA DOTS th act of March 3, 1879. Full l.ai.d wire sisrvic of United Press CHECKS Press of the Globe Printing Company, Take Advantage of Our i 445 S. First St., San Jose, California. SOLID COLORS Member, California Newspaper Publish. er's Association. SPECIAL RATES COMBINATIONS NOVELTIES DOWNTOWN LAUNDERETTE 321 North First Street SIZES 32 TO 38 'Dant FRIDAYS 2 DRYS FOR THE PRICE OF I Nightly Except Thursday _SAN JOSE LAUNDERETTE Buy For nurse!! Ancf 463 Sotit-h-Second Street For Christmas Giving WO4etiitt WEDNESDAYS 2 DRYS FOR THE PRICE OF I cki,mithis GENERAL ECONOMY LAUNDERETTE 872 East Santa Clara Street SUNDAY 2 DRYS FOR THE PRICE OF 1 I AM'S LINGERIE /R5.41r4A471,441.Z For Students Only PALO ALTO 6 SPARTAN DAILY Wednesday, November 29. ,1950 Dee Portal #4tehethtles Cutttn' Capers Junior Boxing Tournament By GLENN BROWN By FERMO CAMBIANICA Due to the inconvenience of canceling P.E. classes and cuffing allover the This is the time of year when the tooth-OB.-experts Into study schedules, Coach Dee Portal yesterday announced the con- their allAmerican teams, so I might as well get in nation are picking solidation of the First Annual Junior Boxing tournament into one night the act and those my team. (No. I don't consider myself an expert, just an average football fan figuring out a team). Thursday. Nov. 30high1ighted by. 17 fop flight matches. The Midwest leads the other sections of the country with four This decision was reached after the Monday wisigh-ins revealesi Pacific Coast and the South are close behind selections, while the a maximum of four boxers in the top weight divisions. with three each. The Southwest is represented by the only other position. Coach Portal is scheduling the semi-finals and final: in. such a. Stanford's all-around end, Bill McCol; and the nation's leading Mutnby Seeks manner as to give the winners sufficient rest between beefs. pass receiver, Bucky Curtis of Vanderbilt, get the nod at ends, while To expedite the pcogram and* Weatherall of Oklahoma receive Michigan's Captain Al Wahl and Jim Grapplers for knit, the semi-final winners relit- bout 2. the bid at tackles. tively fresh for the final matches, 136411. In the guard spots, Cal's outstanding defensive ace, Les Ritchey, the semi-finals "will be run off in- Winner of but 3, vs. winner of and Ted Daffer of Tennessee stand out above the rest of the pack, and Novice Meet three one-minute rounds. Final bout 4. center spot is UCLA's sensational sophomore, Donn Moomaw. contests will be lengthened to I% at the Potential "grunt-and-groaners" Winner of bout 5, vs. winner of Kentucky, who has 23 touchdown passes to his minute rounds. bout 6. Babe Parilli of still are being sought after by this season, fills in at quarterback, Nebraska's Bobby Reynolds, Thirty-two pugilists,. eight in credit Coach Ted Mumby for Saturday's 166-11b. scorer, and Drake's Johnny Bright, the country's each of the 130, 135, 145 and 155 the nation's leading Pacific Coast-Northern Division Winner' of winner of halfback posts, and pound divisions, will open the jun- bout 7 vs leading yardage gainer, find themselves at the Novice AAU Wrestling meet at ior boxing card. The 16 resultant bout 8. Texas' Vic Townsend wins the fullback spot. Spartan gym. winners will return at the end of Some of the outstanding players that are lett off the first SJS has won the team cham- the evening to battle for the team are linemen Dan Foldberg of Army, Don Stenealfer of North- pionship during the past two years weight division crowns. western, Russ Pomeroy of Stanford. Jerry Groom of Notre Dame, and will be out to make it three Only two men are entered in Bud McFadin of Texas, Raymond Finney of Princeton, and Bob straight. each of the other divisions, and Cain of Kentucky. Eight teams will be on hand consequently will not make an ap- who find themselves among the missing are Vic to try and upset the Spartans' CIRCUS - Backfield men pearance until the finals. Janowicz of Ohio State, Whizzer White of Tempe, Ariz., Leon Heath apple card, with Stanford and RESTAURANT SEMI FINALS of Oklahoma. Don Heinrich of Washington, Chuck Ortmann of Mich- Cal being tabbed as the teams Breakfast Lunch igan. Eddie Talboom of Wyoming, Kyle Rote of SMU, Bobby Smith to dethrone the Spartans. 130 Lb. of Texas A&M, and Johnny Karras of Illinois. The other teams that will be Peter Gorvad (CPS) vs. Jack Dinner competing in the novice meet are Fourcade (PSK). HOME-COOKED Jim Long (CCF) vs. Roland Fea- Alison Makes All-Coast Alameda Naval Air station, San FOOD Francisco State, USF, Treasure sle (DSG). are more familiarized with this Realizing that most of the readers Island, and Santa Clara. 1115-lb. part of the country, I will attempt to select two West Coast teams. John Jackson (DSG) vs. George Any student who has not placed V McColl and Spartan Billy Wilson hold a slight edge over Bob in a previous novice tournament Sweet (DSP). Wilkinson of UCLA and Joe Cloldt of Washington far first team is eligible to enter Saturday's Ron Giannotti (TC) vs. Harold honors at ends. event. Former high school com- Kelm (SP). At the tackles Pomeroy and UCLA's Breck Strosheln nudge petitors also are eligible, even 145-1b. out USF's Burl Toler and Washington's Ted Holzknecht, while though they have competed on Mickie Maramente (TC) vs. Mar- CIRCUS Ritcher and Paul MacMurtry of USC are placed ahead of Arvid championship teams or were high ino Mangiola (DSP). BARBER SHOP Niemi of Oregon State and Bruce MacLachlin of UCLA. school champs. Wally Trump (CPS) vs. Doug Wilson (DSG). Try us for a Moomaw's chief rival at the center position is Bob Moser of 155-lb. REAL College of Pacific. Bill Severns (DU) vs. Cliff Tuck- Heinrich holds an edge over Loyola's Don Klosterman at the HAIRCUT! quarterback spot, with Cal's John- Freshmen Mermen er (unattached). Casper. Bob ny Olszewski nosing out "Hor- Frazier (TC) vs. Chuck Bar- rena ONE OF THE FINEST ART rible" Hugh MeElhenney of Wash- Battle Uf, Juniors (unattached). DEPARTMENTS IN THE BAY AREA ington at fullback. . Coach Charlie Walker's frosh FINALS At the halfback posts Washing- water poloists will wind up the 125-1b. ton's Roland Kirkby and Cal's orepolgt-Rmif current season this week when Don Svvansor. (DSG) vs. Ward Pete Schabarum are placed ahead they travel to the Olympic club Cai7son.(CPS). of California's Jim Monarchino 165-1h. in San Francisco tomorrow to CIRCUS and USF's 011ie Matson. Bill Mendosa (TC) vs. Jim Burke compete in the PAAAIJ Junior (DSP). SMOKE SHOP Wilkinson Best tournament. Art The Magazines An explanation is due for not yearlings tangle with the Olympic club Darrell Dukes (DU) vs. Joe Rich- Tobaccos picking Wilkinson at end ahead junior starting at AstrretvgALIZAritcCib 6:30 p.m. Thursday, ards (DSG). of Wilson and McColl. Although while Stock- Games ton J.C. 190-lb. this writer feels that the Bruin meets the Faculty club Books mermen. Ron Padilla (TC) vs. Ray Le t., ace is slightly better than the two Winners of each tilt will EASY PARKING return Friday kuhl (DU). that are picked, the selections are night for the final AT contest. Heavyweight based on this season's perform- George Schauf (DU) vs. Vince The powerful freshman water.. ances. Malone (DSG). Roberts wingers came along fast as the Wilkinson has been heavily 130-16. season progressed, and finished as guarded all season and the Bru- Winner 1 vs. Typewriter Co. a leading contender. of bout winner of 0010 in passers couldn't come as close as from here to Garvey ..z00000l trying to hit their receivers. ino The exception was Bob Moore's Wrecks Take early season playing and Ted Vote For I lip, Narieski's passing in Saturday's s - Football * Title eat game with the Trojans, In which Tom Berry ‘ Wilkinson sat out after four Led by the passing of Tony Gi- * ti plays were completed In the ammona, the Rambling 1Vrecks 41 first quarter. won the independent touch foot- The ball title yesterday There they are. I'll probably get afternoon at Freshman Class Spartan field when L. C. Smith called down for leaving out Harry they defeated Underwood Newman club, 7-6. Beck or some other players, but Remington Royal The Wrecks CIRCUSh I'll have to stand pat on these scored with just President two plays left in the choices. game when 4th & Santa Clara Late Style Machines Giammona passed to Gene Gold------with berg for the tying Score, and MAN! Have you tasted the added the winning conversion Key Set Tabulators Coffee and Donuts at with a pass to Bob Sonky. Newman club scored Special Rates to Students- in the first five plays of the game as Harry ,r,auA 156 WEST SAN FER,NANDO DIERKS Toporan passed to Tim Woods for CYpress 2-4842 371 West San Carlos the touchdown, but the try for extra point was no good. DimourS The Wrecks will meet Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 'fraternity champs Home Delivery... Piping Hot!! during the past five years, for the intramural championship, with the date to be determined later. EVERY PFIJOAY & SATURDAY NIGHT Dressen to Manage IN-TNE NEW ROSE ROOM AT Brooklyn-Dodgers NEW YORK (UP) Chuck Dressen, veteran baseball man- ager and coach, was named man- "Ricceeti s ager of the Brooklyn Dodgers to- day. STUDIO CLUB polo alto His appointment was announced

at a press conference by Walter O'Malley, the genial Irishman who succeeded Branch Rickey a, club NO MINIMUM - NO COVER- Chinese otantern KeSecturant president early this fall. O'Mal- 173 W. 6 P.M. - I A.M. ley's revelation confirmed reports CY 24772 Sonia Clara 'Sat. 'fill 3 A.M. which had been circulating for several days.

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Wednesday, Novimber 29, 1950 SPARTAN' DAILY 5 . 5 _ . Grizzly-Spartan- Fighting Typical of Rugged Games

By "ROD" RODRIGUES By MANNY ALV1S The brawling and fisticuffs that reportedly occurred in Friday sportteseditor Harriers Face night's football game between San Jose State and Montana, in Hono- In this column last week I proposed a new football conference for lulu, were not, so bad as they were built up to be, according to the independent schools on the Pacific Coast. While most of the Gaters, COP Coach Bob Bronzan. schools involved unofficially favor such a league, it is generally known The Spartans' head mentor, who, along with the team, arrived that the Univresity of Santa Clara is opposed to it. back on campus yesterday morning from the surprised on the trip, seemed Glad to know that the Spartan Daily has readership In Final Run by the concern shown over the reports of the fighting. Bronco campus. know because of the Thrust & Parry This we The Spartans' undefeated cross According to Bronson, two brief exchanges of punches took letter printed on page two of today's issue. place country team competes in its in the fourth quarter, neither of* The two SC ASBs that wrote piece seem to be about the only the final meet 'of the season when the which lasted more than a few sec- ones interested in bragging about their school spirit, hence the letter. Montana-San Jose State grid , Raiders tangle with San Francisco onds. They were "just the typical First, it IS my opinion and that of others (the same goes for many relations, saw State college and College of Pa- flare-ups of tempers that occur Bronzan said he football followers) in the Bay area, that Santa Clara fans are genuine cific at Stockton Friday after- in any hard-fought grid game," no reason that would prevent as long as they have a winning team. When things get rough (and noon at 3:30 p.m. he said. the Spartans and the Grizzlies give Len Casanova credit for reading the handwriting on the wan), COP'. Jack Kirkpatrick indi- One occurred when Spartan from continuing on good terms. SC is minus its support. cated that he will be in shape Santa Clara "Winning Team" Fans tackle Joe Moulton threw a hard Ironical twist ,to the reports of for this meet, and probably will block on a Grizzty defender with ’,The best that can be said for the followers of Santa Clara is that be Spartan Dore Purdy's chief the bad-blood between Sari Jose they are a "winning-team" crowd. When they played SJS, who filled both coming to their feet swing- and Montana was that bottt squads competition, although the (inters ing at one another. The heed the stadium? Not Bronco rooters, but State fans, who sat on the have a couple of capable run- were feted at an after:tame dance other aide through no choice of their own. linesman, after separating the by the Honolulu police. ners in Walt Boehm and John antagonists, ejected both front Of course the Mission Towner* drawaway from home and Holden. before the crowds of the opponent's team who are the real fans the game. and come to see their players. Surely they wouldn't be out to see Coach Bryant slated that about Earlier, Bruce Ilalladay, Spar- the hapless Broncos this year? 12 men will make the trip to tan guard, brought Grizzly Quar- ITALIAN FOOD And Santa Clara doesn't draw its own fans. It is the Cal and Stockton. Bill Head may be out terback Tom Kingsford down with DELICIOUS Stanford fans which make the turnstiles click. Even the unsuspecting of the meet with a cold. a slashing tackle, directly in front ITALIAN DINNERS 45,000 that Sat 'through the Loyola game in Gilmore stadium can be Paul Jennings, winner of the of the Montana bench. Roa.-.40 have been rooting home their undefeated-bow lhoping teign. Turkey Trot, Al and Bob Weber, Montana players apparently did Featuring Okar-so they got a surprise. and a tumble! Paul Bowen, and Ed Haas, along not like seeing their boy dumped HOME-MADE RAVIOLI ilVen the efforts of Santa Clarar to cash in on Big Game public- with Purdy, will be the main hopes so hard, and swarmed from the ity fell short this year in their traditional battle with St. Mary's in of the Spartans. while Frank bench. (It should be noted here Corn* as you are. tb.e "Little Big Game". The smallest crowd in the game's history Johnson Paul Flanagan, Carl that the Grizzlies were trailing piayed canasta at Kezar while the rough Broncos won a ball game. Moore, Roy Hodges, Bob Ander- the Spartans by a couple of touch- Week Days $1.40 Gael Rooters Are Tnte Fans son. and Newell Strayer. %ill be downs and were probably all Sundays & Holidays $1.65 St. Mary's is mentioned in the Thrust and Parry letter and here worked on hand to help out the Spartan up). Private Banquet Room I bow to the well known fact that Gael fans are really "died in the cause. Spartan players gathered around vool" football fans, win or lose. to hreak up the scuffle and in the They showed this to Spartan fans in last year's Gael-SJS game melee. Elgin Martin, tackle, got HOT FOOD when they loaded thclr side of the stadium and made more noise than tagged with a stray punch that TO TAKE OUT Raider fans even in the final minutes when the game was a lost Frosh Cagers cut his eye. Spaghetti, qt. 65c Ravioli, qt. 75c Gael cause. Coach Bronzan was emphatic in A quart of each feeds six. Wanting to Join a conference isn't bemoaning the fact that pointing out that "beefs" are lia- we are afraid to travel the road of an independent, hnt in these Meet SF State ble to occur in any football game. days of platoons and emphasis on gate receipts, unity tsill be the After game reports by sports THE ITALIAN only salvation against the PCC forces that are steadily crowding Friday Night writers of the Honolulu Star-Bul- out the independents. letin and Honolulu Advertiser The SJS freshman basketball- RESTAURANT Times were hard on the Santa Clara campus this year and may mentioned little or nothing of the ers are preparing for their Friday Open II:30 AM. .9 P.M. be tough for quite awhile. Around here things are picking up. Those fights. Of the two game stories, power clubs of by-gone days will never come back to Broncoland but night encounter with San Fran- one contained a six-word descrip- 175 SAN AUGUSTINE ST. cisco State, following Monday seem to be making their way into their opponent's lair.. tion with "brawling" being the .00yestairs The Ifiter ltselli'jg_al floor exctse for beating the drilmS.for Santa night's victory over the Santa strongest word used. ' CY 4-59j5 Clara and taking pot shots at San'tjose but . . . at least we know Cruz Sportsman club. When queried about future now that there are some Bronco fans all two of them. The contest' with the Gaters will be the preliminary to the varsity game between the two colleges at Spartan ,,*ym. The Spartababes have, split a pair of games so far this season, losing to the Willow Glen Zelat- ors, 51-10. last week, and taking the measure of the Santa Cruz Sportsmen, 49-32. Jack Brenner led the locals with 11 points, while Bab Kirby led Santa Cruz with seven digits. Spartans Ed Miller, "Vet" Vettle, and Dick Arneal, followed Bren- ner in the scoring with eight, sev- en, and seven points, respectively. Coach Tom Cureton'.; men were leading 19-16 at the intermission.

Mom, Dad, or Friends Coming? They will enjoy accommodations at the beautiful new rill cr3sr, of ra, onun COLONIAL MOTEL hladsson, Ilsscon.n BAYSHORE HIWAY, Just North of 30th & E. Santa Clara Sts. One of San Jose's Finest AAA-Approved CY 44075 Bernie Isaacson is wearing one of the typical headgears worn Meeting by collegiate boxers throughout the gang to discuss a quiz the nation. A recent article by a date with the cap-pus queen Rafe Gibbs, a member of the "Smart Spartans Know! or just killing time between classes Idaho university faculty, in the the Hasty Tasty is one of the January issue of Varsity maga- zine points out that boxing is for favorite places for a rendezvous for emitted seventh In per-partici- students at the University of Wis- pant-injuries, with only polo,..wimming, tennis, and golf * BREAKFAST consin. At the Hasty -Testy, as in havh1g less, This headgear. us-elf-- university campus haunts every- by the Spartans in training and * LUNCH bouts with other coUeges, is one where, a frosty bottle of CocaCola of the reasons why the colleg- is always on hand for iate boxing fataUties are few. * DINNER nue 4 the pause that refreshesCoke belongs.

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S SPASTAN DAILY Wednesday, November 29, 1950 Reference Room of Library Displays News Map of Week A series of graphs depicting the sion in the national legislature, lution in Nepal and the fleeing of Color Movies Pay $9 Senior Fee new political tine-up in Congress and that it thereby furnishes a King Tribhubana Bir Bikran, the is one of the features of the latest key to the possible split over war on the Manchurian border, "If 3 011 are planning to re- edition of News Map of the Week, issues. the nation-wide telephone strike, On Australia ceise that diploma for Christ- now on display in the main refer- the Vene- The theme of the large map for the plot to overthrow mas you had better pay your $9 ence room of the library. zuelan government and the Nobel senior fee this rri warns this issue is the history of taxa- The news map is a relatively prize awards. Will Be Shown Ed Gasper, senior cla 1- tion. The policies of rulers regard- new device for the presentation of A group of color films on Aus- dent. December 1 Is the nibs ing the levying of taxes are ex- There are pictures of the loca- reports on events tralia will be shown tonight at lute deadline and you can't be in brief. Also amined in many of the great and tion of the Canadian plane crash, included are a world map 7:30 o'clock in Room 210 in the graduated w1thqut paying the in full once-great countries of the world, Nobel prize winners C. F. Powell color with an assortment of pic- Library, sponsored by the Library fee, Gasper says. including Babylon, Greece, Rome, and William Faulkner, action in tures, and the Audio-Visual Aids depart- charts and graphs in fur- Russia, Spain, France, England, the telephone strike, and the ment. ther illustration of the signifi- and the United States. Changjin dam and the Chosni Miss Joyce Backus announced cance of happenings everywhere reservoir on the Manchurian-Kor- on earth. Among the news summaries in that six short films will be pre- Placement Office the edition are those on the revo- ean border. sented, "Australia Today", "Walk- The current number, that for shows about", "Fine Feathers", "Men Monday, Nov. 20, breaks down the A large map graphically. in and Mobs", "Bushland Color Stu- Lists Jobs in Utah Democratic alignment in the the extent of Red domination dies", and "Story of a City". 11 Openings for elementary school House and the Senate into sub- Frosh to Hear the Far East. The films were sent to the col- teachers with bachelor's degrees classifications of hot, warm and lege by the Australian News and have been announced by a board- cold, or those members of the 13 Nominees SANDWICHES Information Bureau for previews, ing school in the mountains of party who support the administra- DONUTS Freshman politicos, sprinkling GOOD and were considered excellent en- Utah, according to information at tion all the time, most of the time, FOUNTAIN SPECIALS ough to be shown to interested the Placement office. and those who are Anti-Fair Deal the campus with their campaign students. Dr. William Vatcher, Positions are under Civil Ser- Southern Democrats. posters, have swung into high gear vice classification with in their bid to take a part in the who has traveled extensively in base pay The breakdown of the 'Repub- salary of $3100. student government of their class. that part of the world, described licans is into GOP supporters and Men with engineering the movies as "outstandingly fine training frequent supporters of the admin- In line with a stepped-up policy who would consider a - witty and entertaining---with job as blue- istration. The value of the graph of freshman ASB participation, print machine operator beautiful color photography." for six is that it supplies an accurate pic- the 13 council nominees will out- months or a year According to Mr. R. B. Lewis, and who would ture of the lines of political divi- line their programs to freshmen at coordinator of Audio-Visual Aids, then like to work into the field a temporary council meeting to- the movies will be of particular of drafting should contact the morrow at 12:30 p.m. in H44. interest to sociology, geography, Placement office for an interview natural science, ecnomics, and appointment with a Sunnyvale IRC to Hear SE Here are the freshman hopefuls: photography students. firm, President: Bill Eckert, Bud Clig- ny, Dave Doerr, and Jack Houser; Car Service Forensic Group vice-president: Charles Luckhardt Music Dept. Holds The International Relations club and Fred Grassle; secretary: Sally Afty 7 p.m. will meet today at 3:30 p.m. in Lostz, Joyce Velander, and Louise Room 20, according to Dr. George Delmer; treasurer: Kirby Camp- Morning Recital C. Bruntz, club adviser. bell, Kit Hadley, Joyce Orlando, and Orville "Kenny" Mitchell, At 11:30 o'clock this morning, Open Mon.-Fri. The San Jose State college For- the Music department will present 10 a.m.-12:30 a.m. ensic group will debate the propo- a student recital in Room M109 Sat. till 3:00 a.m. sition; "Resolved: That a new HAROLD'S LUNCH BOX in the Music building. The public world organization of non-com- Closed Sunday Evening DE LUXE TAKEOUT LUNCH BOXES is invited to the recital, according munist nations should be created to a bulletin in the Music depart- Burgerbaskei. SOO now." SandwicheJ all day every day ment. French Fries, Onions, Pickles. Olives "This should evoke considerable PERSONAL CHECKS CASHED Botwoon 5th & 7th on Program for the performance is 1098 E. Santa Clara St. discussion from IRC members," I CY 2-4665 East Son Foresail as follows: Dr. Bruntz stated. Jack Morrison, tenor, accom panied by Ella Mae Turner,Vwill perfoirm i. Recitative: "Ye People Rend Your Hearts" and an air: "If with All Your Hearts from Eli- jah", Mendelssohn. 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Schedules Dinner The Fall Institute of Science 'Teachers will meet in the Agri- cultural Hall of the University of 46/ our Nee eV Berkeley, Saturday, OM' California in Dec. 2, to consider vector control In California. The meeting is sponsored by the northern section of the California Science Teachers Association. The control of such vectors, or transmitters, as mosquitoes, fleas, ticks and rodents win be discussed The Fleetline De Luxe 2 -Door Sedcsat in relation to their natures as car- riers of enciphalitis, typhus fever, plague and other diseases. John Harville, of San Jose State college, is president of the section.

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