First Judicial Session Court Positions Open; Spartan Gilbreth Takes Oath Chief justice Bill Gilbreth opened In this way, the court would several court positions for applica- have four justices necessary to SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE tion; was officially sworn in; and constitute a quorum. 47 txrile postponed adopting procedures and VOL SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1960 Following general discussion, NO. 73 a general agenda because of a senior male justice Marvin Fran. Up in Flames lack in quorum at the 'first spring kel swore in Gilbreth as the new meeting of the student court yes- chief justice Legislators terday afternoon in the student SJS Prof Receives union. Budget The following court jobs are OK now open: senior female justice, Top Recreation junior male justice, sophomore Applications Less $1000 Honor male justice, attorneys at large, The highest honor of the Call- I two bailiffs, two clerks, and a sec- California Senate Finance The fornia Recreation society was be- I retary. subcommittee has passed San Jose APPLY NOW Available stowed Monday evening on Dr. $9,505,283 operating budg- state's Mary Stevens Wiley, San Jose Applications are available in the after making only one et request State recreation department head, student union today through next $1000 slash in the special cut a when she was given the society's Wednesday. For Dorms
lecture fund. fellowship award. Students applying must have an John T. Wahlquist had President The award was presented to Dr. overall 2.0 grade average. Justice Appileations are iciallable for $2000 for the fund next requested Wiley at a banquet held in con- positions require a present 2.25 housing in the new dorms, and in- doubling the lecture year--exactly nection with the society's annual average, and all other positions a terviews for prospective students year. fund for this meeting held here. current 2.0 average. are being conducted whenever pos- fund cut was made The lecture It was given to Dr. Wiley for With only two justices at the sible. Robert Baron, dormitory analyst A. Alan after legislative her outstanding efforts in behalf court meeting, Gilbreth was forced housing coordinator, announced subcommit- Post told the finance of education in recreation. Also to delay discussion on procedures yesterday. for tee he could find no reason honored with a similar award was Until the next session. Forms may be secured in the housing doubling the money. Jack Hoxsie, director of recreation THURSDAY MEETING office, Adm229. A $20 de- posit The budget request will go to and parks in Pomona. Chief justice Gilbreth and court is required when reserving a when it con- members room. the entire legislature Dr. Wiley, a member of the SJS agreed to meet a week to from Applications for venes at the end of the month faculty from 1945-1947, and 1948 Thursday at 2:30 p.m. in- residence as- of stead sistants will be available consider the recommendations until now, received her B.A. from of the usual Tuesday date next week, Mr. Baron added. its finance committees. the University of North Carolina, to await approval by the student He said the college is looking for 12 The operating budget is nearly and her M.A. and Ed.D. degrees Icouncil if the new court positions stu- this are filled. dents six men and six women six per cent larger than year's from the University of New York. DR. MARY S. WILEY planning to do graduate work next fund. It will add 50 positions to the She has spent several years with new fall. college payroll including 14 the USO in both Brazil and Ber- The residence assistant will be instructors. muda. college's total estimated op- Council To Create paid $720 a year. The room and The erating budget for next year board comes out of the pay. stands at $10,942,394 after student As many as 389 students had Co-Rec Meeting applied for rooms in fees have been added. 6 New Committees the new hous- The college has also requested ing facilities by Feb. 15, Mr. Baron Appointment of a cultural af- Recommendations for the crea- said. Seventy more than $4 million for capital To Be Held Tonight per cent of the stu- STRAIGHT THROUGH VIEW Two SJS students fairs committee chairman and cre- tion of these committees came dents are outlay next year, including funds got a clear now attending San Jose view of the sky as they explored charred ruins of a state ation of six temporary council from last year's Student Council State. The other 30 per cent are for three new campus buildings owned house. Kitty Twaroski and Sherri Arcemont peer through a In Women's Gym committees tops the agenda when evaluation committee, which stud- planning to attend the college next a two-story addition to the audio- hole left in the ceiling of 351 S. 9th st. after it "Here We Go Again" is theme the Student Council meets today ied the workings of student gov- fall. visual service center, a police and burned late Monday night. Although bundles of papers were found for this semester's first Co-Roe at 2:30 p.m. in the Student Activi- ernment at San Jose State. Twelve hundred military science building and a in all the rooms students will be of the vacant house, arson was not suspected. program in the women's gym from ties building. The council is also expected to settled in 600 rooms on a first women's gym addition. According to - Assistant Firechief John W. Jones, the fire probably started 7:30 to 10 tonight. Games, sports, Stephanie Green, named cultural act on the resignation of Don come, first-served basis, the hous- from cigarette butts dropped by students wandering through dancing and refreshments are of- affairs chairman late last semes- Bryan, public relations officer, and ing coordinator continued. the house. The damage was extensive, but not expensive since fered free to all students. ter, turned in her resignation, to appoint a chairman of the rec- Total cost a student a semester Auditions Today the house is to be torn down to make way for a parking lot An added feature will be an which the council is expected to ognition banquet committee. will be $310, including room and for the new dorms. exhibition by the San Jose table accept today. ASH president Rich The Liberal Religious Students 14 meals per week at the cafeteria. tennis club. Six members of the Hill will enter the name of Bob club seeks campus recognition by The residence halls are sche- In Studio Theater club will demonstrate rules and Davis, currently a member of the submitting its constitution for ap- duled to be completed Aug. 10. form of the game, after which stu- the committee, to succeed Miss proval. The Young Democrats and A brochure explaining all details For Molnar Play dents may challenge club playersi Green. Spartan Chi club seek changes in of the new housing facilities will Self Diagnosis Needed Co-Rec is sponsored weekly The six committees to be cre- their constitutions. be available some time next month, Last tryouts for "Liliom," the throughout the semester by the ated unlit the new constitution Mr. Baron concluded. "romantic legend" by Ferenc Mol- Student Affairs committee. goes into effect are the finance nar, will be held today at 3:30 p.m. committee, campus problems con - Housing Statements in the Studio theater. SD118. Claims Philosophy Prof mittee, constitution and by-last, All SJS students may try out for committee, communications con, Religion Week the May show. The ability to diagnose oneself Each of the "facts" creates jobs, Book Talk mitt*, student council retreat com- Due from Frosh "Liliom" was the play from is one of the important basic facts said Dr. Holmer. Ignorance is re- mittee and a committee on football Single freshman men and wom- which and 1 ,,, "Carousel," the Rodgers necessary for educating oneself, sponsible for the teaching profes- en under 21 are required to turn Slates Topics Hammerstein musical hit of sev- To Question in the housing statement issued according to Dr. Paul Holmer, Uni- sion, and discaseability for the eral years ago, was taken. English Luncheon during registration before Tuesday 'Religion ,n Life ' ,Aeek is sche- Molnar is the author of "The versity of Minnesota philosophy medicine professions. The malia- in the housing office, Adm229, duled for Feb. 22-2,5 and Feb. 29- Swan," "The Guardsman," and professor, in his lecture in Morris bility of will brings about the ex- Democracy This semester's first luncheon housing coordinator Robert Baron March 3 with a theme of "Conver- get-together of English 'The Play's the Thing." Dailey auditorium yesterday morn- istence of lawyers, judges and "The House of Intellect," Jacques majors and stated yesterday. sations in Religion," announced faculty, is scheduled for 12:30 Fri- Ronda Richardson, president of the Director for "Liliom" is Dr. Jack ing. mothers. Jobs created through hu- Barzun's critique of contemporary If students have housing prob- Neeson, associate prof t.sor of day, Feb. 19, in Room B of the lems, they should schedule inter- College Religious council. society and its institutions, will be Such diagnostic facts are not man mortality are those such as cafeteria. According to Miss Richardson, drama. reviewed at 12:30 today by Dr. views in the housing office as soon usually picked up in colleges to- undertaking, he said. Special guest at the luncheon the group is planning to sponsor Lawrence B. Lee, associate profes- is as possible for help, he said. Mr. Robert T. Robertson, lecturer house discussions in campus living day, said Dr. Bohner: According to the philosophy Pro- sor of history, in M226 instead of All SJS students who have Lecturer-Photog in English, University of Otago, centers, with 25 campus and com- Ile listed the four diagnostic fessor, many religious leaders the cafeteria. moved since last semester should claim a fifth diagnottic "fact" New Zealand. munity clergymen and laymen facts as human ignorance, disease- Dr. Lee described Barzun's book, also come to the housing office to To Show Film guilt. All English anti language arts fill out a change of residence form. leading the sessions. srilI whieh is less than a year old, as ability, maliability of the and majors may attend the luncheon. The proposed topics which will The churches should aim to do dealing with the undermining of Mr. Baron added. On West Tonight human mortality. be used are "Marriage and Sex," something about this guilt, con- ideas caused by extreme social Cleveland "Comparative Religions," "The Ex- P. Grant, lecturer. tinued the lecturer. The problem democracy. Also, he said, the au- Photographer, istence of God," "Can You Inte- will present of ignorance should be left to the thor explains the lack of communi- movie "I.and of Early Autumn"his colleges and universities. grate Religion and Politics?" and Therapy Group cation in the realms of science, art world wire tonight "The Diety of a Student." at 8 in Morris Dailey audi- However, concluded the profes- and the "spirit of philantropy," toriurn. A banquet is also planned by sor, problems of Ignorance are particularly in the western nations. LENA HORNE IN NIGHT CLUB BRAWL A movie CRC for Wednesday, to bring to- about autumn in the Will Inspect handled by the church and prob- "The book points out that sci- BEVERLY HILLS UPD Negro torch singer Lena high Horne in- gether students from all faiths re- country of the West and lems of guilt by the colleges. "Ev- entists fail to communicate with censed at remarks about her race early yesterday hurled a hurricane Alaska, the presented on campus. It will be film is sponsored by Building erybody wants to do everything." anyone but scientists and artists lamp, dishes and ashtrays at a man sitting at a nearby night club table. the Santa Health held at 5:30 p.m. in the Spartan Clara Valley auduhon are wrapped in creativity, which "This is America!" shouted Miss Horne as she stood up from her society The. February meeting of the , cafeteria. in cooperation with San communicates only among them- table. "You cannot insult people like that." Jose State Northern California Occupational College. selves," Dr. Lee said. Then she started throwing things. One ashtray hit the man, Har- Mr. Grant Therapy assn. will be held here returns to S.IS with Lincoln Talk Dr. Lee included that the author vey S. Vincent, on the forehead, causing a small wound. When police 13,000-plus Enroll Ms at 7:30 p.m. Friday. film, having lectured here describes the "spirit of philan- arrived, both Miss Horne and Vincent later identified as the vice last year The members will meet in 11301 on Alaska. He has pro- thropy" as being an extreme so- president of Consultant and Designers Inc., an engineering firm de- Spring semester enrollment at duced and will inspect the facilities of liver 25 wildlife films, In- cial democracy where no one is dined to press charges. Only police action was a brief report. San Jose State is nearing the cluding the new health building. some for Walt Disney. Set for Friday critical of others for fear he may NO MORP1 APPEALS FOR CHESSMAN 13,800-mark. only 386 lower than The Miss Mary D. Booth, head of film features a fight be- be shoved into a minority group. SAN QUENTIN UPI Another of Chessman's attorneys, George the final fall semester registration tween the occupational therapy depart- great bison bulls during Dr. ft. Gerald McMurtry, direc- "Ife has attacked the modern T. Davis, said after a meeting with Chessman yesterday, that he figure of 14,186. As compared with mating ment, will be principal speaker for season and a sequence on tor of the Lincoln National Life universities and lower education wanted no more legal moves now. The attorney said Chessman con- the 12.904 enrolled in the spring the the group. She returned to the col- scarlet tanager, including one foundation, will be on the SJS Institutions as being guilty of the sidered it "a matter of conscience" for Governor Brown and the courts. of 1959, the current figures repre- rare lege recently after an absence of male species. campus Friday for a talk on "If 'spirit of philanthropy' and in a Davis said that although Brown rejected an application for clem- sent an increase of 896. Ile two years, while she was a mem- served six years on the Lincoln Were Here" in honor of broad sense, condemns the ex- ency last Oct. 14, it will remain pending until the day Chessman dies. staff ber of the curriculum study pro- of the Chicago Natural the 100th anniversary of Lincoln's treme democracy for hurting the PAAR APOLOGIZES TO NBC Istory ject team of the American Occu- musseur and now de- election to the presidency. Hotise of Intellect," NEW YORK itT1 I Jack Poor has apologized and made up with votes p,itional Th rapy assn. Nil time to proffering and Dr. McMurtry will speak from National Broadcasting Company officials and will be back on his tele- 'IhmtinC natural color motion 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. in TH55 as the vision show on Monday, March 7, the network announced yesterday Pictures. Panel To Discuss second speaker in the spring lec- Writer To Talk The agreement was reached at a meeting between Pear, NW Tickets may be purchased at the ture series sponsored by the President Robert E. Kintner and chairman Robert Sarnoff at what door or In Spartan Y from the biology storeroom Education Plan college. NBC described as Prior's "vacation retreat" in Florida. If wishes were horses, rin the second floor of the science Author of 25 books and pam- Dr. Maisie Nev, iiner, Saratoga U.S. TO PRESS NUCLEAR BANS we'd all have one and howling. Prices are 50 cents for SJS President John T. Wahl - phlets on Lincoln and his contem- writer and educator, and author WASHINGTON (UPI, --American officials indicated the United * ride right down to students, 21 cents for children ac- quint; Dr. Dean McHenry, HSC: poraries, Dr.. McMurtry has been of "A Century of Higher Educe- States will continue to press its limited nuclear test ban proposal de- good old R/A and rImPanied by adults, and 90 cents Dr. Hubert U. Semans, Foothill actively engaged in research on thin for Women," will speak on the spite Russia's formal rejection of it at Geneva yesterday. State de- see the gigantic, new genera I admission. Junior college, and II. E. Alison. that era in American history. He "Problems of the Educated Wom- partment press spokesman Lincoln White told reporters his only com- selection of Campbell union high school, will has edited the Lincoln Herald and an" at 3:30 p.m. today in the Spar- ment on the Russian rejection would he to repeat a statement he made Spring Slacks. Deadline discuss the master plan for educa- Lincoln Lore, and was recently ap- tan Y. last week that "we doubt very seriously they will reject this (the U.S. The plain front, Ivy Is Today tion tonight at 7:30 in the Spartan Minted by President Eisenhower Dr. Newcomer, a member of the proposall out of hand." style models in flannel to the national committee on the Human Relations it. the last day that po- cafeteria. committee for E.S. AIDS IN SUB HUNT cost students only tential is sponsored by the Lincoln Sesquicentennial. the State of New York from 1947- BUENOS AIRES (UPD U.S. 1750. students will be eligible to This meeting submarine-hunting "know-how" Other people register for the Spring term. Full Alpha Omega field chapter of Phi Dr. McMurtry, as director of the 49, was the only woman on the went Into Argentina's search yesterday for two mystery undersea pay seventeen dollars s.: time Lincoln foundation and a lecturer American delegation and day students Delta Kappa. All faculty members to the U.N. boats still believed to be hiding in the murky depths of Golfo Nuevo, and fifty cents! late registering should apply for their packet may attend. making world-wide appearances monetary conference held at Bret- 650 miles southwest of Buenos Aires. Five officers and 15 enlisted men :i to Adm263. Limited and extended A cafeteria dinner will precede regarding Lincoln, will come to ton Woods immediately after under the command of Capt. Ray M. Pitts arrived in Buenos Aim, day students should pick up their the meeting at 6:30 p.m. Reserva- SJS through cooperation with the World War II. aboard two aircraft and were assigned immediately to the submarine- ROO S ATKINS registration materials in the Re- tions can be made by telephoning Lincoln National Life Insurance The function is open to all stu- hunting expedition headquarters at. Puerto Madryn. It was emphasized Fir,t at Santa Clara gistrar's office. CL 8-4954. company. dents. their WI-VIC:CS would be "advisory."
.rug= f SPARTAV nAn.T VI:ednecday, February r. 1n60 1111111 lIllllllllIIlIIIIlIllllIllIiIllIlillIllllIlIIIIlIllllllllIIIIIIlIillIlIIllIIllIlilIhlIllIIl and Rostrum Msiic-2Naitta Gavel To Air Soci alism "Socialism- A Way in Ameri- lion 01 AIIIVI Wan 1,4,1.'1(.41 ca?" will be the subject of a od 'La floheme' economic institutions by Gerald Nachman talk tomorrow by Gary Clemens, v.:II be t Tickets for the Opera Work- major issue in this Comment 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111U1 graduate political science stu- year's pre$i. vei4 "La Bo- shop's production of contest" heme" go on sale today at the dent, before Ga el and Rostrum My first exclusive deGntaiaveIl arid Ito strum, College Theater box office. "La in SD115. lorriatly 1 'HUNK uric 4,1 the must significant news subtitled a ''public' School Bosses Ignore Bohente" will be presented Feb. speObile events since the shooting of Cock Robin may be Clemens, who has given simi- club," has 26, 27 and March '2 through 5, switched its fuerrio, taking place right under my nose. at 8:15 p.m. lar talks before local groups, and is now labeled, "the Su 1 was sent off by our editor the other day to see what I could The opera, sung In English, by members counterpart cito Progressive Ed Digs will be challenged of Thrust and get on the notorious, Infamous, terrible, shameful, odious, ignomi- by Dr. Edwin Po. will be conducted of (he public affairs group in a ry," according to Gustafson. nous, disgraceful Pinch Murder trial. Dunning, assistant professor of Progr. inivation, that curiosity that has kept psycholo. -holds-barred" question and directions by "no gists in business and occupied mothers iniuth for years with high. I think I may have a scoop here: music, with stage pro- answer period to follow, accord- so ling concepts, has. despite the bitter criticism it suffers Dr. Jack Neeson, assistant fessor of drama. ing to John Gustafson, president K B M from its opposition, survived quite well. LOS ANGELES, Feb. 17 (1CID Carole Tradeoff, the flaming- Tickets are Si) cents for stu- of Gavel and Rostrum. RENT A TYPEWRITE It is only too much a part of most state.supported schools. tressed mistress of Dr. Bernard Pinch, today ate breakfast. dents and $1 general admission. Special Student Rate California. since its "master plan- for higher education has topic is particularly time- 3 before a packed kitchen of reporters In her The box office will be open from "His MONTH', I'S reared its beautiful head, promises to improve its system despite Miss Tradeoff, southern l'alifornia bungalou, began %Rh grapefruit and answered 1 to 5 p.m. daily. Box office tele- ly," Gustafson stated, "as the KENNEDY BUSINESS MACHINIS the progressives' effects. % E. San Fernando questions from reporters as to why she decided on scrambled rather phone is CYpress 4-6414, ext. 363. question of increased socialize- CY 2.1641 states plod along, accomplishing little anti But many other than poached eggs. graduating millions of people who perhaps should not have tie. Music Movie ill grees at all. Said Miss Tradeoff, near tears, "I I always eat scrambled The Survey of MIMIC Litera- will see a movie fea- Dr. Harold C. Shane. dean of the department of education eggs." She broke down when a man from TIME magazine announced ture class Tickets on sale today turing music of Schubert and at Indiana university. yesterday drew a few conclusions from a her toast had been burnt. at 11:30 a.m. to- recent study of 1..S. public education. He said apparently a Mendelssohn Miss tradeoff then ate three strips of bacon, medium-done, and In concert hall. Athur "majority of school administrators have simply shrugged off morrow eggs, before revealing to newsmen she was going to have coffee Rubinstein, pianist; Jascra this lanti-progressiv with cream. Several incidents occurred involving photographers get- fetz, violinist, and Gregor Platt- Dr. Shane said that, if anything, "it appears that the design ting into fist -fights while they tried to get pictures of Miss Trade- gorsky, cellist, will perform the of elementary curriculum has tended to bet' somewhat more LA . BOHEM7"4E out the garbage. off taking selections. The program is open liberal . . . Rigidly prescribed courses of study are less widely to interested persons. She refused a second cup of coffee, and ellen asked %4 replied: used than 10 years ago and flexible teaching guides have become Puccini's Opera sung in English 'SA snore common." tearfully, "I would prefer not to comment on that. Berate and I Symphony Violinist want to keep our personal life secret." Dr. Shane said there appears to be no widespread trend to Violinist Isaac Stern will be PERFORMANCES FEBRUARY 26, 27, MARCH 2.5 increase the use of stiff competitive grading through report cards Tomorrow Miss Tradeoff is expected to buy two cartons of milk, a guest artist with the San Fran- or other rating stems. loaf of sandwich bread, one package of cigarettes, and a dozen eggs. cisco symphony orchestra at 8:30 8:15 P.M. COLLEGE THEATRE It is unfortunate that many educators cho- Ii ignore the tumorow night at the Opera Dr. Pinch said he would definitely read the newspaper tomorrow will perform Mendels- plain !kit irs tic to critic:tic c%rireorte ,iolirnit hurting house. Ile Box Office open 1-5 p.m. da4 anvil' and probably shave. Reporters in the sensational murder trial were sohn's "Concerto for Violin and barred from the backyard of the Pinch home, where the handsome, Orchestra in E Minor." GENERAL ADMISSION $1.00 SJSC STUDENTS SO good-looking, adorable, surgeon cut the lawn this morning with his Makdissy Elected 777 HOT DOG! large, sure, thin, smooth, able hands. Newest Williams Play New ISO Head It was not known at this time %hether the red-haired et -model Begins Curran Run would take a shower or not, although informed sources said she Tennessee Williams' newest The International Students or- most likely would, "If she wants to." Broadway success, "Sweet Bird Old World Charm in Dining BRE( ganization held elections last of Youth" will begin at the Cur- week with Toufik hlakdissy, sen- A delivery boy to the Pinch home commented early yesterday ran theater in San Francisco to- Anwrica's Most Beautiful Hofbrau Dar student from Lebanon, elect- that "Dr. Pinch always pays his b II by the first of the month." morrow through March 19. ed as president. Authentic Bavarian Food P4 hiakdissy's cabinet will include Aesop Sim, vice president; Linda Music Every Night lEverything Photographic "C Marshall, treasurer; Isa Uth- SpaZtanailli San Jose State's FRED SOETJE SAN ANTONIO AND man, publicity chairman; Gab- 3 STORES TO SERVE YOU America's greatest' Rinky-Tink Piano :tf,. S. NINTH STREET riela Porto, recording secretary; Entered as second class matter April 24 I IN THE SAN JOSE AREA (Appears Mon. - Thurs.) Ann Ramey. corresponding secre- 1934, at San Jose, California under Downtown San Jose has the best March 2, 1879. Member Ca Billie Gallagher Die Rhinelander tary; Anneke Koch, membership act of 86 S. 1st St CT 3.0616 nia Newspaper Publishers' Assn. Pub : piano HAMBURGERS chairman. and Estela Jimenez, on the Band ed daily by Associated Students of Son, Willow Glen Valley Fair 41' it's your favorite social chairman. Jose State College, except Saturday end during college year. 1084 Lincoln Aec CY 4.2610 56 V Iley Fair CT 8.4500 garden City campus cookery! Sunday, ibibrae He who can, does; he who Editor, Michael R. Johnson cannot, teaches. Ic- Advertising Mgr., Dale Pratt Si SO MARKET ST. CY 7-2002 George Bernard Shaw WEBBS News Editor, Robert Taylor ;4a/ ifitfriVoiNtreateilVeifi’llrf ittetitiTiait4i17 Tt AT alr3wrim0 W C eileatt,
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APARVAN Overtime ''n ism Bears, Indians, SJS Form hnes.ultuy, February 17, 1960 Ited Waves Show INCAC Offense be San Jose PreSI. New Frosh Baseball League r Big Discounts on Leadership, S.C. Tops in Defense Sari Jose State'. 11..t. Gasoline! t, Tips USF learn has entered a three-t.arri in- split four gaud, with Cal and beaten tire I nrdiAarrs two 1111 Motor Oil I leadership, in practically all digits a game, almost as 1111411Y formal league during the '60 cam- three under Fraleigh. repport at es, tied forlmajor e II e departments points as other WCAC teams can paign, according to freshman base- All brands 313c qt. mad 69 in ii,.104 ti m I while the Next year a five-team league ,7rk.iiiipa Broncos head the muster from their entire squads. ball coach Bill Fraleigh. o 66 hoped for with the addition ot Cigarettes 22c pk. in ili'fells.-. Sims leads the scoring race with at Statistics and records will be Clara By GAR N PALM I'll USF and Santa Clara university. _ League-leading St. Mary's (5-11 141 points and a 20.1 average. kept in the loop comprised of Cal- The first league encounter is is tops in free throw percentage Forbes is third with 108 and 15.4, Va.nce Barnes coolly sank a throws ifornia, Stanford and the Spartans. slated for March 5 with the Gold- while the sixth-place COP Tigers and Blue holds down the fifth spot pair of frt.e with 15 sec- SAHARA OIL CO. The teams will play a double en Bears at Berkeley, beginning rit MAYFAIR are the best shooting squad horn with 106 and 15.1. onds remaining in an overtime 2I+D end WILLIAM round-robin, or a total of four lea- OF THE the floor. period to gist. San Jose State a 10 a.m. "WRECK Sandwielied be wren tills 09-66 upset 'us in user the Duna gue games. threesome MARY DEARE" Pepe, led by their "big are the Guels"I' LiPLISF last night before a (tete Fraleagh, in his third year at !tit Mesehery I 1*-,AGn three" of sterling Forbes, Bob (52-17 and COtt's sift( crowd in the Spartan gym. helm of the trush Ilifle, ’- ,i Suns and Wright (13-15.4). alto Nubby Moe, display ii The Spartans, utter a fruitful "We've drip pretty well in it.. potent uffense which Is averag- first half which netted :11 points past two years against Accurate Phil Hart of St. Mary's ing 65.3 points per game in a intermis- and Cal, so we should do Kett, 23-for-46 from the hardwoods anti a six point lead at,, "LI'L ABNER predominantly &termite loop. sion, had to come from behind in MUSICAL fur an excellent 50 percent and TECHNICOLOR a torrid second half to tie the Meshing 32 more field goals teammate Meschery, who has been count at 59-all at the end of the Open at 4 p.m. RENT A than there nearest rival, Loyola, playing some fine after his Fete, Palmer,- Leslie Parrish regulation game. Pizza with a "Personality" the destructive Waves have netted medical release, is most, proficient Dennis Marc, sophomore center 180 fielders and 97 charities for from the charity stripe with 18- HOUSE OF PIZZA for Walt McPherson's cagers. DRIVE-IN 457 points to lead runner.up St. for-23 and 78.3 per cent. 395 Almaden Awe. CY 7-99011 SPARTAN paced San Jose with 22 points, but Mary's and its 62.3 mark. Forbes is the rebound leader, Neer the - Auditorium 'HAPPY ANNIVERSARY' grabbing 14 per cent in the games it was Barnes' two free throws TYPEWRITER Vb. Gaynor Showing its stability, the South- in which he participates and holds that sunk the favored Dons, who M ern WCAC power aLso leads in re- a slim margin over 1959 NCAA were on the comeback trail until 'SAMPSON AND DELILAH' bounds with 38.5. picking off 55 WE FIX chump Wright who is currently last night. per cent of the basketballs in For insurance Gary Special Student Rates posting a 1:14 Ryan added Spares their games. a final pair of gratis tosses when while you TOWNE COP, with the injured Leroy he drew a foul with only three Wright still corning through in seconds remaining, but by then offend . Bnt'ef, Rosters courageous fashion, is second In Cage Due the damage was done. glass "THE SCAPEGOAT' phut rebounds and also Is the best Oddly enough, it was the 9 ern- S pm FROM shooting team with a 40.4 field fourth overtime game of the sea- "A CRY For 'Mural Teams minimum time-2 hrs. THE STREETS" goal percentage. son which the Dons have Today is the deadline tor turn- Oddly enough, the Bengals are dropped. The USE' squad has not ing in Intramural basketball lea- ZINKE'SShoe last in free throws with a poor been able to muster an overtime gue rosters to the intramural of- Drive-In 51.1 percentage, far behind St. win In six years: 49 EAST SAN ANTONIO El Rancho fice, 1373. Mary's loop leading 66.:1. Reversing last Saturday's poor r - Gregory Peck A $5 entry fee will be charged first half against Loyola which -BELOVED INFIDEL" Santa Clara has held oppon- entering teams. This fee is payable In person also-- netted only 14 points, San Jose ents to a mere 4I1.9 tallies per to the Student Affairs business of- "STORY ON PAGE ONE" came alive after a slow start All Sides of game, good enough for a spot fice and will be refunded entirely A.'i y Y 1 which saw the Dons move to a among the top ten tinder Call- I if a team doesn't forfeit any games. quick 10-3 lead. SHELLEY tonsia nationality. Three dollars will be returned if Barnes and Marc, both sopho- a team forfeits one game and no GAY mores, were rebounding well be- BERMAN Pepperdine's "big three" is refunds will he granted if more sides teaming for 18 of State's plus USE OUR RENTAL - OWNERSHIP PLAN "CARRY ON SERGEANT" among the top five in individual than one game is forfeited. -. idnn first half total. V. scoring and is in the top ten in Practice games for independent The Gateway Singers alsc, Chapman contributed 15 points shooting percentages. league teams will be held in the -LOVERS" to the cause and Barnes added six SAN JOSE CIVIC MUD. This awesome trio has been av- men's gym during the week of Kennedy Business Machines field goals to go along with his THURS. EVE., FEB 25 at 8.30 eraging a combined total of 50.5 Feb. 15-18. 96 E. San Fernando important final contribution. Tickets: $3.75, $2.75, $1.75 at Si CY 2-7501 Civic Aid. toe Office. CY 3-6252 USF's golden opportunttY came with just seconds remain- -- Seniors ing in the regulation game. Ross HEY SPARTANS! Graduate Students (iuldier's Dons were in posses- sion with some 20 seconds on Pizza Delivered Professional Sales the scoreboard clock and called Openings available on a part time to set the stage for a des- time basis. An opportunity to peration play. However, the shot Do You Think &Yourself? FREE growing was no good and two tip-in at- yourself in establish (TAKE A CRACK AT THESE QUESTIONS AND SEE IF YOU CONNECT) Santa Clara County in the tempts with the buzzer sounding insurance field. Your employ- also failed. A special service ment may lead to a career Charlie Range paced the losers job upon graduation. with 17 points from his forward only for Spartans spot, while Bob Rails, the other Of SJS forward, contributed 16. Bob Gall- ! ird also notched 16 for the losers For Details his guard position. Phone the Call CY 4-4009 In an early game the San Jour.- - District Agents fmsh netted a 53-48 win over the and place your order Listed Below IDon freshmen with Bill Robert- son connecting for 17 points. _ DELIVERY TIMES
Wed. and Thurs. 6 to 10 p.m. Fri. and Sat. 6 to I I p.m. Novice Track Meet Spartan Ficld will be I he site Sunday 4:30 to 9 p.m. of an all-college novice track meet Closed Monday and Tuesday next Thursday and Friday. The meet will be run in con- SANTA CLARA junction with the freshman and AY 6-1470 Jack Taylor varsity intra-squad clash. All col- CAMPBELL lege men who are not now partici- SAN REMO'S Bruce Craig ES 7-1704 pating in intercollegiate track are eligible to compete. 218 WILLOW STREET SAN JOSE SAN JOSE Entry blanks may be obtained Grover Swofford CY 5-5223 at the intramural offi,e, B73, If you were offered a high-paying summer job as - an animal trainer, would you (A) insist on small animals? (B) ask for pay In advance? (C) find out, why professionals won't take the job? AD B C VIII OLYMPIC If you are going to the Winter Olympics 1 I WINTER GAMES "Time heals all wounds" women who think for themselves have have your car serviced by YAGER & SUVA' is a statement (A) de- studied the fact,: about filters and have dule of events nounced by antiseptic chosen Viceroy . . . the one cigarette manufacturers; (B) as with :r thinking man's filter and a smok- before you leave. true as "Time wounds all ,I;DAY, FEB. 20 ing man's taste. heels"; (C) that means your mind can build its 51f you checked (8) in three out of four of Sieting own scar tissue. flunk but You Get These Free Service Checks these questions, you don't exactly C-e,pulsory Figure Skating ABOCE if you checked (C), you think for yourself! , .,Krn Cross-Country Skiing With Every SHELLUBRICATION I Skiing I. BRAKES 6. TRANSMISSION In traffic, when a driver behind you blows his 2. STEERING 7. DIFFERENTIAL nies " horn, do you (A) go and , Jornes, Ire Arena 3. LIGHTS 8. FAN BELT sock him? (B) wonder --r Game, East Rink \, 4. SHOCKS 9. BATTERY what's wrong? (C) hope T.E SESSIONS Nr0140,- it'll settle his nerves? Parking S. TIRES 10. CRANKCASE , Men's Figure Skating Student II. RADIATOR ADBEICE] red Skating Rates When a pal bends your "7:4 11-- ot S'a'om Skiing ear about why his filter cigarette is best, do you SUNDAY, HI. 21 listen most to (A) his Generator Work chatter about how good )11t..4ING Starter, it tastes regardless of Figure Skating how it filters? (D) his re- Lubrication mark that the ir Slalom Skiing filter must KCERoy be good 'A Speed Skating because it's new? (C) his comments that ,c)1/1, CiGARerres .4 Complete Brake Repair both really good filtration , flies arid-real tobacco taste are A-ING SIzt - nod Ski Jumping lin portant? Game. East Rink Engine Tune -Up .--r Games, Ice Anne AL1SECE NI c.vik,c5,4 1/1111C1g 01 ,-'CE SESSIONS crumn 25 Years Serving State Students your next prpo I Mo,'; Figure Before you buy pack of ciga- rettes, take a moment to think about 0111. 1 what you really want. Most men and I'' Slalom Skiing YAGER & SILVA PtmemIssr, you will find if ess.er hassling to die gamer if SHELL SERVICE The Man Who Thinks for Himself Knows ri service your can with the in, ONLY VICEROY HAS A THINKING MAN'S FILTER A SMOKING MAN'S TASTE! SHELL products front YAGER Corner 4th and San Fernando IL SILVA. 4-SPART %N. DAlt Wednesday, February 17, 1950 Sharpshooter Literature, Prices-These Prom Date Set April 23 New Exciting Titles Art Contest WESTERN AMERICANA Plans to set a new date on the Francisco. Music Will be by Del DALTON BROTHERS. By An Eyes/it/MS Junior class prom and invite a ce- Courtney. THE ielfrOdUCBee by (Fell, $5.00) NOW $2.00. A true end Remo*, authentic account lebrity to the dance were outlined cf the Daltons, the Gerevas disclosed Activities Now Open astonishing careers most cold blooded robbers in 0,, Monday, at the first class meet- Chairman Rod Diridon Is hoping history of the West. Real Americana. Numerous illustrations. ing. according to Class Pres. Ron The twenty-fifth annual James to locate a motion picture star THE YOUNGER BROTHERS, A. C. Appler, Foreword Gerevas. D. Phelan awards in literature and by Surfers who will be in the area at the (Fell, $3.50) NOW $2.00-The life, character, R4SCOO prizes to SJS and daring erploits arts, offering $700 in notor;c,,s bandits who rode with 9., The new date is one week earlier time to attend and crown the prom Yo ngers Jesse James and William students is now open, Dr. Harold Ch.rk than originally planned. April 23 queen. Quantrell. Illustrated. P. Miller, English department at the St. Francis Hotel in San New committee heads were ap- yesterday. THOMPSON, MAN WITH A GUN. Floyd head, announced BEN Benjamin Streeter, With, is pub- Introduction by William F. Kelleher, (Fell, $4.50) pointed. Martha Allhouse A new category, satirical verse, NOW $2,00. The and times of the famous gambler, operator, . t, marshal', licity chairman and Dirldon was those of sonnet. and liiter Auto Repair has been added to treed. la A &M officially appointed activities GENERAL AUTO REPAIR lyric, free verse, essay, short story SPECIALTY chairman. play. and Hydramatic Powerglide The annual Betty Coed-Joe Col- The memorial awards from the -student rates - lege contest, sponsored by the jun- one-time mayor and senator from State Book Shop 456 E. San Saltador CY 5-4247 ior class, was scheduled for May 2. San Francisco are open to all full- 124 E SANTA CLARA TRIP time students not over 30 years CY 7-4797 1 old. Last year, 204 entries were re- ITS GORDON'S ceived in the contest, a substantial Juni for increase from 1958. The English ould SKI RENTALS departmesit expects a record num- mr ric \\\ ber of entries this year. FREE FREE r pla SKIS - BOOTS - PANTS Information may be obtained in .alifoi PARKAS - CAR RACKS the English office, FOB102. Dead- Alp; r cot ..nonmonoingpr line for entering the contest is FULL QUART OF MILK Monday, April 17. t / GORDON'S SPORT -photo by Mr. MEDAL-Larry D. Hunter, San Jose State SHOP LEATHERNECK ior was Leatherneck platoon leader's medal with every sophomore, awarded the Lu sa San Fernando-Between 3rd and 4th CY 3-0503 yesterday by Capt. R. C. Schulze of the U.S. Marine Corps. hie Hunter was presented the award for markmanship at a Marine rsitie summer training camp, where he scored 230 out of a possible 250 haircuts tun points on the rifle range. NEW YORK toil" rm it. The v1, Old Paperbacks I e mai uxi-Vx.r ALCOA Subsidiary se St I col, STEAK Last; I Wanted for Jail now accepting applications 4T7 7-2 embei C., 8 Paperback books, to help supple- for men-evening and Satur- Includes: ment the San Jose city jail library, rnia ..?2,t. day work in our personnel ving are being requested by the Com- Garlic Bread. Chili, o 2 -V){. service and sales depts. EX- I H. munity Service committee, accord- Salad and Baked Potato (-- T.4,5 ing to Dianne Farrunatre, chair- CELLENT PAY plus ALCOA tender hool man. SCHOLARSHIPS. Must have r ucatot Contributors are asked to leave car and phone. Apply 7:30 The Ii their old paperbacks in a box in the Jimmie s ;laze p.m. Wed., Feb. 17th-1717 mini Activities office, Adm431. ALSO . . . by, Mr. Law apter The drive will run until Friday, The Alameda, Rm. 7, 52 S. 4th The case of the typing paper Feb. 25. EVERY SUN., MON., TUES. that erased without a trace -or, Sandwiches...of EATON'S CORRXSABLE BOND Spartaguide Now, TOP SIRLOIN 107 easeemer Typewriter'Paper TODAY STUDENT STEAK Radio club, meeting, E108, It's a cinch to "rub out': :30 p.m. PRICES typing errors and leave no Arnold Air society, meeting, 847. "clues", %%hen you use 7 p.m. Students Must Show ASB Card SOFT DRINKS the S. Eaton's Corrisable Bond Electrical Engineering department Paper. Never smears, never Engineering Open House committee. FRESH DONUTS [Jed smudges-because meet;ng. Ei08. 16,30 a.m. Cation! Corrlisable's Student Mechanical Engineering club, and COFFEE ymon( ograph surface... erases without it meeting, E123, 7 p.m., speaker. Norman open weekdays 8:30 to 5 trace! (A flick of the vsri,t 0. Gunderson. head of the Engineering Julian irSteaks Applic4 Sunday 12 to 6 and a pencil eraser put. Fourth and Julian - Next to Burger Bar ned things right!) This fine TOMORROWd- 229. I quality bond paper gives a Alpha Eta Sigma, meeting, CHI50, gist rat handsome appearance to all 7 p Sno-Man Snack -Bar ASI3. your work. It's a perfect Corner Fourth and San Carlos El Circulo Castellano (Spanish club) I' I ROWE la_ It AD LH 1 1,1-.1i A men crime not to use it! meeting, CH23I. 7:30 p.m. plicant Twenty, meeting, Aero lab. Erasable Corrisable is available In all the weights you onday : 7:30 p.m. might require -from onionskin to heavy bond. In con- chose Roger Williams Fellowship, discipline venient 100-sheet packets and 500-sheet ream boxes. large. prayer ce11. Grace Baptist Church, 6:30 A Berkshire Typewriter Paper, backed by the famous The S. p.m. Eaton name. 11 repru Young Republicans, election of offic- EATON'S CORRASABLE BOND ers Cafeteria B 7:30 p.m. iversil; Prelirni Made only by Eaton PATRONIZE ence h, EATON P (:MtPrilt VE1(1\ r r - HELD. n of f mAssActiusETTS OUR ADVERTISERS ent, s Ten del faculty- dificati CLASSIFIEDS limas Student I or 2 males to share apt ui6 2 Houses for rent. . Spartan Pohl& P get c Classified Rates: Pool. CY 7 1348. Servtoe. CY 7 89:i. accommriclete ssary 25c a line first insertion 6 to 8 students-7/i blocks from campus 20c a line succeeding insertion male student to share large 2.bdrm ' With 2 line minimum apt. 3 others. 1/2 blck from campus Collage ares-Mpn on'y. Sleeping rms. nt in II at 357 S. 4th. Apt. To Place an Ad: 10. CY 34385. wi h pr... $27.50. A. R. Langley Co. CY 2 5000. Call at Student Affeirs Office Lim., pleasant rm. share with I male Room lb, Tower Hell student kit. priv., linen. $27.50 per mo. $30. College men, furn. rrns. Kit.. priv. No Phone asters 666 So. 5th St.. CY 4-3964. Parkiag stud/ rm. 126 N. 701. AN 4-5708
I or 2 boys to share furn. apt. with 2 Room end board for students. 655 S. others. Apply 514 E. Reed. Apartments for Rent 2nd. Phone CY 45138. or 3 2 male students to share furn. house. Rooms for rent-lit. priv. 96 N. 6th. 2 girls, 4 girls, or 4 boys. 420 S. 7th, Use of kitch. Call CY 4.4144 or CH 8. No I. 7870 after 630. Mole-upper din, students, dbls, nice home, tile baths, kit. priv, 184 S. 13th 2 bdrm. furn. apt. 529 S. 7th St. CY Lost and lgoaad St. CY 7-9909. Rents from $25. 4.4113. Fri., Feb. 5, Chi Omega Pin. 14 pearls se' in X. $5 reward. CY 5-9928, K. Chris- Antos for Sale Apt. for rent-2 bdrm., 555 S. 8th St. ten:en. CY 8-2325. '57 Cher. 4-dr. radio, heater, and pow. Transportatien Woofed erq';do. CY 7-4478 after 5:30. Faculty or staff apt. choize furs, across fro, CY 34840. Ride wanted from Sunnyvale (8eyshore 1958 Morris 2-dr. sod. 36 mi. pen call and Lewrence Station Rd.) to SJSC. Call CL 8-3158. Mod. 3 mm furn. Gar.. wash rm., 7 has. RE 6-5954. 635. 542 Vine. '59 Vespa. $345. Perfect cond. CY 4- 3 girls need ride daily from Palo 4430. 754 r,r, 1.2 bedroom Studio Apts. furnished Will Alto _ S411 Jose. Call eves. DA 2-9473. rent to groups-Close to College. A. R. '53MG-TD. $515. Good motor, clean. LANGLEY CO. Urgently wanted, ride to SJSC from E.411 YO 8 2504. Sunnyvale, Cherry Chase area. Judy Faculty or Staff. Very desirable furnished Hirsh PE 6-0905. Mrscell for Salo &Mies Adktini,i campus. Quiet sei-lud. ad location. Dec. range--large closes. Transportation Available Mfr. Scoot, '513 Lambresta Mdl. No. Garbege end water paid. Save parking 125 gri d. $200 cash CY 7-7249. Who says you can't Hayward Coast? Area get troubles. Walk to college, bomb for arrive 5:30. Leave 1:30 the job you want on the lunch. CY 3.8010. daily. BR 8-21389. 191/2E411/2 desk and bookcase. 310 So, 10th St.. rear. ENGINEERS PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS Mod. 3-rm. furn. apt. PM Co tole pre( Rooms for Rant BUSINESS MAJORS LIBERAL ARTS 2 Winter Olympics tickets (Valley daily) Mar'oee apt.. 33 South 6th, AX 6-9380. $35. 2 rms. with bath, frig.stove. Couple for Feb. 21, Sunday. CY 2-0938. You may have heard that the big engineering jobs are all Have you opportunity out only. 731 So. 3rd St. Apt. 2. heard that there's not much of a choice of 2-bdrm. hon. apt. 452 S 4th, San Jose. For Sale-Pet Skunk. Deodorized. Almost back East. It's not so. In the communications Telephone CY 4-5085 or AL 2 3420. business here? Actually, there's more diversity just within Pacific Men's college house, 47 S. 8th. Fume housebroken. CY 54691. there's room to choose the field that interests you most. big com- Modern furn. apts. for 3, 4, or 5 stu- rms., lit., linen, washer, phone, piano than you might imagine. And there's no "getting lost in a Spacial Notices dents. 193 F. Reed. CY 3-7103. cleaning serve. $28. You get to work with the most advanced engineering equip. pany", either, if you enter our Management Development Program,i Went to fly? Low rot flying to $.5 Neer College-99 So. 12th 2.4 adults. Rooms for men with kit. priv. $30. month ment. And it's all right here on the Coast. You students. Join the Flying Twenty and your It offers the finest training get And we're growing U'il pd. Very choice. Inc. you can anywhere. , College men, newly furs, ems, kit. TV For added information call RE 9.6164. salary can go up fast with us, too, bcca use we're growing fast. fast and need executive comes from "within"' College area. studio, 1-2 bedroom apt. priv. 267 So. 12th. CY 7-9697 eves. talent that always Male etudent, at least I yr. coil. to $60 and up. A. R. Langley Co., CY 2- Reom-board available for concientious late afternoons and eve. with 5000. Photo Co. Talk male student. Single room; ercellent Must be mature, personable. ambit. Car over your future with Pacific Telephone Moro Rentals food: close to campus; approved SJS nec. Errol. financial reward with mng. Sign up in advanced training. Send - - housing; 540 S. bfh. CY 4-0334. recent photo and parson- Pacific Telephone Wanted, one man share Irg, sumac. tibty ItAP BYFFS Pii010, O INC. rm.. lit. priv. Mks. from lion apt. with .1 otliur non. $31.S0 ea. Illoys-Obl. 7V2 8373 Molro.16, Lou Angulcs. Intorv, to bo AX 6-3470. compus. CY 5.5901 or 554 S. 5th after 6. erranijod. THE PLACEMENT SERVICE, MARCH 3 and 4
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