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California Stets LibrarT St.crstaganto 9, fon1.1 Faculty Critics Ov rule Spartan Daily C.) SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Vol. 43 Son Jos*, Calif., Monday, DK. 5, 1955 No. 51 Final Ex Sked Stays Put Frosh Will Discuss Barrett Love , Council Protests Short Time Span: 'Black Magic' Dance Story Great; 1.11,1::111:1, V, .11 rv to 'Not r,acit an all-ttita. tri4a in athonattrt t- Enough Days day's class meeting. according to Ernie Castro, president. The meet- The much-mauled final exami- Teboe Stars nation schedule ing will be held at 3:30 p.m. in Morris Dailey Auditorium. will remain as is. fall semester at least. according Business will concern the "Black Magic" dance which is sched- A mixture of suspense and love to Dr. John T. Wahlquiat. collegt uled for Jan. I. in the Women's m. Diane Chapman. chair- unfolded at the College Theater president man of decorations will give a col lllll ittec report as to yi hat her this weekend. as the Speech and Drama Department presented their 1 be schedule. ay hich found a committee has planned. (-rine in the Faculty Council second production of the 1955-56 Chairmen of other dance committees who will tell of their plans , season. "Tile Barrens of Wimpole Thursday . was defended by Dr. Wahiquist U ridar. I a are: Marlene Tipton, St reet ." cult Y reception committee; Keith Seeler. publicity; ( until recommended that fin- The play, directed Gene Bui, general dance chairman. by Miss Eliz- als he lengthened to two hours abeth Loeffler. was received by and extend over five days. CLASS CONSTITUTIONS an enthusiastic but emotional au- "Class constitutions will be distributed to anyuhe fur the asking," I dience, as the beautiful love story Hon ever, Dr. WahlmiLst said. stated Masako "Socks" Kawauehi, class secretary. of Elizabeth Moulton-Barrett and "President's Council recommen- Robert Browning was so aptly dation for shortened examination Voting for the band to play at the Junior Prom definitely will take done by all members of the cast. periods autumn semester was place at today's Junior Class meeting, to be held in Room 24 at 3:30 Sandra Tcboe. playing the part made after a study by the Exami- p.m., according to Joe Clark, president. of Elizabeth Barrett, gave an un- flat ion and College Lute commit- usually fine performance, and tees and approved by the Coun- Locatiun for the Prom is still a mystery to the class and officers its ; Wayne Ward as Robert Browning cil." lie continued, ''We feel that though. At present, the problem of whether or not the class will be was also very effective in his part. another switch at this time would allowed to hold the prom out of the San Jose area is up to the Class An excellent interpretation of Ed- not be desireable. (since) instruc- Advisers Committee, which as yet has not held its meeting*. ward Moulton-Barrett. the cruel tors already are planning their arid selfish father of the II Bar- exams for this semester." DISAPPROVAL ANNOUNCEMENT rett children, was given by David INSTRUCTOR REACTION The announcement of approval or disapproval probably will come Browne. Henrietta, the lively Commenting 1.11 the question- at next tveck's meeting, Clark stated. "We want to,get all the business member of the Barrett household, naire which was sent out Friday taken rare of at today's meeting so that we can have our Christmas was very welt portrayed by San- BUSY MAKING final plans and to find instructor reaction to a party without the regular business interferring," Clark said. Ira Lewis. listening to an impromptu prac- shortened schedule, Dr. Wahlquist The class voted tentatively to hold the Prom at Bay Meadons The historieal love story con- Music Department Will Present tice aession are A of the IA ad- said, "We look with interest to Turf Club, alter the various locations around the San Jose area cerned the unusual romance be- vam.ed sitide" .1, a, ill give the results of the questionnaire." were ruled out either because they would not be available, or be- tween Elizabeth and Robert, and President's Council will be able a recital tonight in the Concert cause they were too small to accommodate the crowd exPecred. the conflicts that are caused by to determine from this if a change iza bet h's Instrumental and Vocal Works Tonight Hall. Shown seated are two of father. of spring semester finals would The senior briefing course, which will be a required subjeet for all The parts of tile other eight the pianists who will perform, Music Department of San also will accompany sheri Vicira be peddled. seniors next semester, will be the main topic of discussion at the I embers if the Moulton-Barrett The They are, from left to right. Jose State College will present a later on in the program when Final eaamination Juggling Senior Class CoUncil meeting today at 3:30 p.m in the Speech and family were played by Jean Par- Betty Swanson and Eva Cas- recital of advanced students in Sheri plays six Rumanian folk began smith the announcement Drama Building, Room 126, according to Don Aliptante, class presi- tette, Don West, Robert Baker, zanies. Other performers look- that all seniors must take an Dan Knowles, Richard Thomas, the Concert Hall of the Music dances by Bartok. dent. ing on are. left to right. Bar- finals. With this change fan Robert Montilla and Dick Styles. Building tonight at 8:15. The con- Tenor John Morrisoa and laws- bars Wells. Bonnie Bo- semester commencement n DRAFT FINAI. PLANS The part of Elizabeth's maid, Wil- cert will include both iestrumen- tone Robert Gibbs will sing "So- sogramet tal and vocal works and 16 stu- line. contralto; Robert (ibbs. mined to a new date. Final plans fur the course will be drafted at the tneetinsf. All senior,' son, was chine by Leslie Robinson. Jenne in Quest' Ora," from .1.a dents will perform Wattlquist Iiicia.).- who have any suggestions for the content of the course shouhi Le sure Captain Surtees Cook, Henrie- Forza del Destino" by Verdi. Nan- baritone; John Morrison. tenor; Dr. also said program begins cy Ash is their e r i that a committee to study the Stu- to attend this meeting. Abinante said. tta's shy boyfriend, was well The complete accoinpanial avniediraIu,iriounllarliwrias and s with the Mozart Trio in Eh, K A violin and viola duet to dent Union problem in view of its Also on the agenda is a discussion of final plans for Senio: Week played by Lee Devin. and Bella 498, played by Murray Ralph. Mozart, "Sinfonia Concertante. future removal IQ make room for activities. Hadley, cousin of the Barrett fam- ily, was Jane Hamilton. Other piano: Dean Cummings. clari- K 364." will he performed by the second Library addition may Class members are urged to attend today's Sophomore Class members of the cast were Ivan net; and Cordelia Lee. viola. Carol Co.; and Ray Robinson. be set up in Ow future. This com- meeting by their president. Ted Terzakis. The class will meet at respectively. be mittee would join the one being Paulsen, as Elizabeth's doctor, Eu- Bonnie Moline, contralto. - They alas will Rev. Neale To Speak 3:30 p.m. in Room 17 to launch serious discussion on the clam gene Norton, as another doctor companied by William Purdy. will accompanied by William Purdy o(famitipc set. ill) to study expansion of Spar- sponsored Soph Doll ConteeL and Kenneth Rugg, and Bella's sing selections from 'The Mrs Also On the program is eoprane tan Stadium. Work is being done committee into Sonic commant wilfbe made on the Student Court's recent decision fiance. Henry Bevan. siale" She will sing the recita- Barbara Wells accompanied hell, bill he the speaker for the now to get this to place the Sophomore Class on probation for illegal advertising. Thr tive, "Behold, A Virgin Shill Con- Dottie ?Inlet Smith. Her set, - weekly Chapel Service tomorrow. working stages, Members of the Student Union class pleaded "nof attilty." hut the court ittilLted otherwise ceive," and the aria, "0 Thou That tions Meiotic the aria "Vieni, I . morning at 9:30 o clock. The would include Tidiest Good Tidings." Also in her rims" from "Don Giovanal" weekly service is sponsored hy ' study committee representatives from the college - Nisei Convention repertory is "The Statue of Czar- Mozart and The Cherry Tn.( the Student Christian Council, eskne Seto"-tre-ciPP and "We DWI likoom" Gotta', ,,orAtoge to Ore Rev. Jim Martinc--1-444001131,11110111110fill1901*Ig999fil by Warren. Eva Cazzainga will close t adviser. the administration; alums. towns- Dr. Draws Over 150 Sheri Vieira and Rule thu program with the "Ballade in G people and the student body, Harries will play the "Concerto minor" for th,. piano by Chopin Wahlrmist said A 111.41,1y :raressful I iii for Two Violins" hy Bach. They convention was held by more than will he accompanied by Betty 150 members of California Inter- Swanson. The three movements collei,Sate N i se i Organizations in the piece are vivace. large ma Saturday. according to Lloyd Mat- Pi KA, Alpha Chi Omega Win non tanto and allegro. !tett, sumoto, committee member of the convention. It was the first colivention of Honors at 7th All-Greek Show s, kind for the Northern Regional Students To Get srganizations, ancl it was eonsid- Friday and Saturday night's of "The orchestra. The gui Is were Gold." Delta Gamma won third 1.sci a success by the members of i All-Greek Show played before ; dressed as an all male symphony place with "Collegiate Daze." 111,, committee. , packed audiences in Morris Dailey orchestra with a very realistic 15 More Spaces Each group had five minutes to Auditorium with an estimated 100n looking conductor leading them , Highlighting the convention , perform. There were three minute ersons on hand each 'light Pi They were divided Coronation Dance held s ' I Into five sec- intervals between skits. During kappa Alpha won first place ha- tions with the members pretend- women's Gym where Ye at . For Parking Cars the intervals there were four day night and ing to da, of Recency College. was chos- Alpha Clu Omega play Instruments while sing- M C 's on hand. Dick Genzert, Students now aill hate la more took first place honors on All- ing their parts. After Dean Benz en queen by the representatives north end ' Mary Braunstein and Bob Custer parking spaces near the Sorority night. Both groups did a presented them with the trophy, M.C.'s who arc alums of the convention. the Engineering Building, John were three of tremendous job on costumes and the girls shouted and jumped with Theta Chi The fourth M.C. was Amos. director of buildings and of In the afternoon San Jose State scenery as the show was very col- glee. The girls were shouting and Dick Garvin, present member of grounds. told reporters Friday Nisei members defeated San Jose orful. running as they headed towards the fraternity. JC 39-25 to win the basketball The parking logs, which were their sorority house, locatell on ri KA won the trophy with the tournament. relocated last week to correctly 5th St. The Judges for Friday night parking in the area presentation of "The Toy Maker," mark faculty which showed the toy maker Kappa Alpha . were Pete Radnich, a member of The convention offered a varied accordance %lib the master , fraternity won in dreaming that his toys came to second place honors with their KLOK: Frank Freeman, colum- amount of activities and the sum- plan. have Inn e again been , nist for the Mercury-News, Sam life. The fraternity members per- presentation of "The Ballet." Al- elary of the findings was found moved. The change in the logs' IGingold, entertainer. has resulted in the crea formed in toy-like fashion as they pha Tau Omega won third place n, be beneficial, according to Bob position oidges lion of the spaces for general eppeared as puppets. soldiers. Nal- with "Ok. Oklahoma. Ok." which Saturday night's were FuchaSami, president of CINO. kin,. and tigers. When the was a pantomime , Lee Arno, a rising profeesional parking. lions on the song hits toy maker awoke. the toys be- from that show. singer; Harry Humbly, a member Elaine Yannine was the queen Thu arca we- scheduled to In' Sigma u Frank Darien. contestant from &IS. She was a ready for use the. morninS rano, lifeless again Kappa non second place it KNTV: a mem- for the sororitms with 'Ilutirt of laT of KSJi member of the royal mut. Turther methoda to relieve the Alpha Cht Omega sorority wain critical campus parking situation first place with their presentation The conference. which Vl'as open will he disciesscd tomorrow after THIS WEEK'S for all Northern California Nisei at 2 o'clock when the Campus students, was noon under the sponsor- Parking Committee is scheduled ship of Spartan Oriocei, S.IS cam- nhett Foolish Man; Don't pus organization. , The committee, which is au Date Book thorised to make recommeniti This was the first regional elm- Predic I Weather tions concerning the parking lemme held, and with the suc- cm4 1 the u.e.itilet. MoalatV, ()reties's, a Ontoert, Moon: Build- cess of this program the Nisei stu- problem to the President's Conic of the fotioaitta Is an adage true and neat. Ping Pont I ournamenL Wain- ' mit A p dents are looking forward to next eil is composed members: Especially on Friday en's Gym, I an-4-30 p SJS Frosty vs. Santa Clara year's regional convention, ac- For Monday's Spartan shect Robert Martin. associate dcan ml Christian Science Organ11:110,11 High, basketball, Santa Clara cording to Bob Fuchigami, pro- I'm not really a weather man, students: Dr Grant C. Burton. exe. leeturts SJS Chapel. 7:3n p.m. Iligh School, 8 p.m. rim chairman. I know eittive dean, Byron Bollinger. 'ii nut what one really I, Student Recital. Mo.:, Build - "The Flarretts of Wimpole Ife's an old meteorologist pervisor of minor construction and ma, 5 p to Street," Speech-Drama Build- Whose predictions never ft,/ 11EsDA1’. ing, A la p.m. He ran always tell whether DEC. ti reps,John Amos. director of buildings Ping Pone Tournament. Wniti- ER1101¦11, DEC. Ceramist Jade Snow Wong Lectures and grounds. Marvin Miller, Fa- When he looks 111 some mliii k's eye. en's Gym, I 3n-4 :111 p Ti. Ling Pont Tournament, Wom- culty Council representative, Jean Ski ChM meeting. S112, I 30 en I;ym, I :to- I an p Isenberg. student representative: And bel try e me brother III never wrong, Boxing, Men : GY in. 3 and President John T. Wahlqinst, p Tomorrow on L \11 i I sinAT. Inv 7 nu. 1953 Tour of Far East ex db.', I I IV Bleed Drive, "The Barrett:. of Witnpole knoan ceramist, Jade ; She worked her way through the Student Nationally director of Civilian Personnel of 8 311- I 30 a in Street." Speech-1 ha Ilia Build- tomorrow Snow Wong, will speak last part of high school and two the U.S. Navy. Pong Tournament, mg. 815 p.m. at 10:30 any on "My State Depart sears of San Francisco City Col . Wom- Upon termination Phi Delta Has ens Gym, 1.30-430 p.m Sin-tent "V" and SC.. Dance. ment Tour Through the Far East " lege, where. in 1040, she received of the %k ƒ1 Delta Ski Club To Offer Wong, author of the popular an award as the most MI:q1 Wong opened a pottery be Kappa Delta Pi melding, Room Miss outstanding a3, 7 autobiography. "Fifth Chin es c woman scholar of California's ju ncss of her own on Grant street p.m Initiation Rites Lessons di Meeting Nevice Boxing. Men: Gy S Daughter." will lecture in Morris flier colleges. Miss Wong continued in San Francisco's Chinatown. She Della Phi Delta, national art Di:. i lessoos. yaw pin Dailey Auditorium her education. on a two-year schol- honorary society. recently held IM SAB lo Hold Vote formerly had been working on ce- the latest in' sktmg equipment, P.:ng114.11 Club meeting, Student Iler topic is based on a lour arship at Mills College. and grad- hation ceremonies in the usininl:, ramics as a hobby. and soon was plus ski conditioning exercises Union, 7 p.m indrot .%etivittes Boirut n ill of the Near and Far East ohich uated with an A.B. in economics ChaPri New members arr. Mari on a proposal outlined ahe was requested to make by and sociology. anti membership in forced to move In a larger place. Jack will be featured at the Ski Club co-nee, women's (¦ In. 7 :M. ly n Bradley., Diana Britton. Ram Freeman, ASIR mice presi- the Slate Department in 1953. ' Phi Beta Kappa Now established at 408 Pacific Marilyn Fulsaas. meeting tomorrow night at '1:30 , 10 p ni. Cornett. Orchestra Concert, Music dent. as to the possible future Miss Wong, .tmerican born After u allege she yi inked as Ave., in San Francisco with a staff Hansen. Laura illighes, Lee May p.m. in Room SI12. according to nAld. Dick Alerwk, treasurer. mg, 8 pot. os SAB and the Arils Ines Eval- daughter of Chinese parents. se( retary in war industries, and of six persons, and in conjunction anne. Max McKay, Francis Mar spoke for four months to people conducted a study on the I auseit . with her husband. Woodrow Niel Memberabipi. moat he pur- THERsDAT, DFC a uation Committees. Ong. shall. Lawrence Miller. Janet he held to. of all occupations and races on a absentivism vvhich won her 'Miss Wong produces ceramics dis- Thomas Painter, Alice Robert rhased prior to I hrialmas vaca- Ping Pens Tournament, Wom- The meeting will sun, merrow at 3..A pm in Student her art, her book, and her ex.. commendation by the War Pro- tributed by gift and department son. Sarah Roper. Jana Shaw, Nola tion if students Intend in repre- en's (ym, 1.30-4.30 p.m fusion of I Man, periences in personal duction Board Shortly thereat, stores throughtout the United Tinkliam, Nancy Wallace a ii d sent the club in Aln, racing at' afoviee Baxirg, mews Gyn-. cultures in the tinted Statea. ter ahe because Secretary to the tjtc Vtonne official Laparits ilLock stressed. P

SPARTAN DAILY MtINDAY, DEC. S,_14SS EDITORIAL Argument of Year' Results From Letter How About It FSC? ’Dail The good old c ollege spirit went a little. too far in the I y/ case of the Fresno State-SJS game. Written to by Indigant Professor Those of you who attended the ill-fated game will re- , member it was Mt. Spordi s day to have stood at home. Hot Debate Seen Blissfully passing the time of day with on S.1.5 coed, he in sr: Fallico Shows Surprise; besieged by a horde of alleged Fresno State college bo,, when Drs. Smith, Material damage to his head was some $200, while no .sne Blasts Smith in Return COO accurately estimate the damge to his pride. ,Fallico Meet Soon BY DONALD STEVENS The game is over, but the bills still must be paid--and Be JOHN KEPLINit:ER The unidentified "professor of philosophy" oho was on the receiving by whom? In addition to Spardi's catostrophie, the S.IS1 A letter to Thrust And Parry by end of a blistering attack delivered by Dr. Ralph J. Smith, head of the campus was minus one marker when the weekend ended. SeSDr. RalphEnginering .1 Smith, Department. head of criti- the Engineering Department, through last Monday's Thrust and Parry This cost $65, which Fresno State agreed to pay. That still cuireg "a certain professor of phi- column, was located by the Spartan Daily. leaves us with payment for restoration of Mr. $pardi s losophy," and an ariawer to the Contacted in his office, Dr. Arturo B. Fallico 'admitted he was the head. attack by that professor, has re- philosopher Professor Smith was referring to. sulted in the -debate of the year 'INFANT ADULTS' Although we have signed pacts with COP and Santa Series cam' Dr. Fallico said he is not sun' Clara in on effort to stop attacks on the respective cam- The College Lecture mittee has scheduled A debate be prised that the "infant adults ' bred IIPATRONIZE YOUR puses and students, none was signed with Fresno. We tween Dr. Smith and Dr Arturo by our technological age resent any B. Failico, professor of philosophy suggestion that they be deprived ADVERTISERS can't force Fresno State to pay for the damage, according at State and recipient of Dr. of their "Flash Gordon ray guns." to Don Hubbard, ASB president. But certainly a thoughful Smith s criticism. for Thursday "My hope," he said, "is that soon Fresno State student body will realize the necessity of clear- night at 7-30 o'clock in the Con- they will be able to transport them- which was besmirched by a few mem- cert Hell of the Music Building selves and their boundless imbe- ing its reputation, The title of the debate is -Hu- DR. RALPH J. SMITH cility to the moon at supersonic AMBASSADOR bers. manities Verses Science," and Dr i:p eh.losopher" speeds.' We appreciate FSC's readiness to accept the $65 loss CLEANERS C. Grant Burton, Executive Dean, Dr. Faille did express surprise, 486 5. 1st CS 2 8071 caused by disappearance of our marker. We hope the col- will be moderator. however, "that a man of Professor like stand in the matter of Mr. Spardi. In his letter Dr. Smith pointedly Smith's caliber should choose to 1-hour service lege will take a ingcriticized for a "100-yearDr. Fallico moratorium for his call- on Dr.Dr. Smith Ralph J. Unavailablestunt' has been in join their ranks. Pick-up & Delivery technological advances so that the, Berkeley for the past set ere' "Prof. Smith's sophomoric hu- WE PE Si7E All GARMENTS study of humanities can catch up." days and was unavailable for mor," he said, "his utter irreles- Dr ancy of argument, his ill-chosen . smith said. "this is cert- DR. ARTURO B. FALLICO comment on his coming debate BRING IN THIS AD - ain's inconsistent with the core with Dr. Arturo quip about horse bredera raising cleaned as . .. Blasts -Infunt Adults Fallico. better automobiles, can amuse a sweater or 3 ties rept of philosophy the 'love nobody who has given serious chh $1.60 order - - Otfer of wisdom' or the 'search for thought to rnan's predicament in Expiies Dec 11 bytruth.' turning You yourCA1i'l backsearch on forreality." truth our age." Dr Fallico, as reported in today's For 3 technologis who is in- test. But let s nal confine it to "Daily," answered in kind by say- Here Is Controversial Letter That Is terested in philosophy and what a SJS Housing Situation one but to all the contests of en- ing that be is "not surprised that philosopherit has to say, he contin- Flowers Dear Thrust and Parry: thusiastic competition. the tairfant adults' bred by our Basic Professors' Flare ued, "Pr-"Professor Smith displays re Last spring there was consider-1 Fellow acquiescent, we are on technological age resent any sug- Cause for Up markablneptitudee at reporting. for All able mention on campus as to ' the verge of 3 major setback. When gestion that they be deprived of Dear Thrust and Parry; Or does he get his information from Occasions whether certain San Jose State stu- the 80 per cent tax rule goes into their 'Flash Gordon ray-guns.'" some elinelectronic bra hidden away dents were having difficulty in effect there will be no mere con- Though Dr. Smith was unavail- Now I've heard everything! in the Engineering Building?" . Bouquet finding places to live due to thee'. , tests. no more spirit, no more en- able Ffiday for further comment, In speaking to a group of students last Thursday, a certainrt professor Corsags racialSupposedly, background. some group made a , benefitsthusiasm, from for tperethe contests. will be no more tary,as he airs.was Loisin Berkeley, Bowman, his said secre- he of philosophy mmade e hatfor is a undoubtedly the mostproposal of the year. 'DR.Referring SMITH to MISINTICRPRETES Dr. Smith's accusa- survey about this. What was the Mr Behr, I propose that we ex- would have plenty to say upon his This professor called 100-year moratorium on technological ad- tion that he had called for a 100- Bakmas Flower outcome, and what is being done tend the tax to all phases of earn return to the campus vances "so that the study of humanities can catch up!" year moratorium on technological arty 3 Shop about it? Does the Spartan Daily pus life. Let us not neglect Donald .1 Stevens, journalism This is like suggesting that we outlaw the automobile and sit advances so the study of humani- 10th have any information on this" Let's spirit raising project Let's tax 80 major, recently found out that it back to see if horse breeders can t come up with something more ties could catch up, Dr. Fallico CY. 2-0462 and Santo Clara get it out was said he had proposed "a mora- in the open and not keep per mat of the blood given. was Dr Fallico who the subject OF the suitableperhaps faster or more comfortable less smelly. torium on it Marilyndark' Shaffer pingIt appearsthe tax, thatbut therewouldn't is no itstop- be of NeitherDr Smith's Dr. attack.Lawrence Mouat, This is certainly inconsistent with the concept of philosophy as the man's interesttechnology in man toto catch permit up ASS professor and head of with history." 5418 sort of sensible to consider some of of speech "love of vsi sdom" or the "search for truth." You can't search for truth , spiritthe consequences!would literally dieThe if theeollege dif- mittee,the College nor Dean lecture Burton, Series the'pro- com- by turning your back on reality. In emphasizing that he had not FOR DELIGHTFUL New Tax Rule proposed a return to the horse and FOOD AND ferent dosses and organisations posed moderator, could be RALPH J. SMITHProfessor of Engineering buggy days, Dr. Fallico said he DearOne Thrust of the and more Parry: important and keepdidn't their have little some hands contest busy. going to . reachedDr. Fathers for commentrevealed Friday.that he and hod, when be talked to the group FRIENDLY ATMCP5PHEPE impressive parts of student campus I. terms" of students referred to by Dr life' is spirit. An observer of the Laxnesssay anti-bloodites."arise anti-Behrites, Let's fightanti- AtDr. anySmith rate are iton is"friendly probable that Smith, expressed his belief "that IT Gorgeous Gams contest who L:krexx for right and fair play. one of the largest audiences to at- our lop-sided concern for bigger not attend SJS (for that matter ASS 3128 tend a lecture this year will be on and better gadgets threatens to EL CHARRO who does attend SJS?) will be im- hand to hear the two Doctors speak. void human existence of its last pressed by the enthusiasm. inter- shreds of value and self-concern. SF:red.:11.ring in con Back to 'Paternalism' MEXICAN and AMERICAN wars est and spirit displayed in the Peeing "I said the gadget is no longer Dear Thrust and Parry: what it should be," lit' continued. ARCADE (letter directed to Donald Wag- Lost & Found Dept. SHOE REPAIR ner) Christian Science Organization niglat in Room 117 at 7:30 o'clock . "It has become an end in itself, Hours 11 am. 12 pm. Daily AND SHINE SHOP will hold their testimonial meeting Charles MM. I.enars will discuss fearful!, absorbing our energies, 11 a m - 2 a m. Fri., Sot., Sun Before you refute me, let me a-:k Needs Lost Owners tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock in problem-solving and conduct a rather than a means for the hu- Closed Wednesday Love. your sheet with you this: Have you ever had a Chapel. man John ond Andy for course in psychology? If you did "You name it I gut it- says the College group experiment related to prob- good." Dyeing, Cleaning end Repairing Bob Cruzen. San Jose State student, CSTA will meet Wednesday at lem-solving. In saying this, Dr. Fallico said you should have learned that assist', El Charro Cafe 12 West Son Anton. people don't just follow someone's oho in the campus Lost and 3:30 p.m. in E118. Bill Barton, from Hillel will meet tonight in the he was only reiterating what has order to a "r" all the time or even Found Department in the Student the Public Relations Office of Student Y at 8 o'clock. The pro- been said many times by some of First and Virginia execute those actions properly. The UnionThe Bundling.ownerlesi articles range CSTA,and the will Townsfolk" wspeak on "The Teacher officersgram will for includenext year. nomination of thethe mostbest mindsurgent ofproblem our generation confront CY. 3-9779 S&S LEATHER ofreasons amount for ofthis talent, is that advice, regardless en- from books and =weaters to two Delta Phi Delta will meet tonight Junior Class will meet today at ing man today is man himself. FOR of 'unopened Rit dye. in A23 at 7 o'clock for their Christ- YOUR LEATHER NEEDS couragement or direction, a per- (Youpackages have to Identify the colors.) mas card workshop. 3:30 p.m. in Room 24. Referring to Professor Smith's son (in this case a football player) flub Occupational Therapy Club will statement that a man can't search 10% Disc:_nt ahrth ASB Cards cannot be inspired to do his best "So far nobody's turned in any Deseret will meet today at meet Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock for truth by turning his back on Only at your 73 E. San mitt! lost children or dogs," reports Bob. 3:30 p.m. at the Institute on 10th Fernando St. terest he takes an all-out active in- "But," he adds, displaying a bag and San Fernando streets. In 1172.- A panel discussion will be reality, -Dr. Faille askectsls College Cafeteria in whatever he's doing or of children's toys and a dog collar . "El Circule Castellano, spanish held for all OT majors on the sure he is not turning his back on decides himself to do his best. meet importance of selecting a minor. human reality? can you eat Secondly. because of semantic mis- both from the department's collec- club, will m in Room 11 Wednes- Senior Class Council will meet tion, "when and if they do, we'll day night at 7 .30 o'clock.k. "lie also triumphantly announ- GOOD FOOD plus ROBERT LAWS understandings not all people un- Gamma Pi Epsilon will meet to- today at 3:30 p.m. in SD128. ces the obvious," De Falco con- derstand or execute the directions I be ready" Student Christian Council will Meet Your Budget' _Yti/ 0/ Ph 0/Orttpi; of the adviser (coach). meet today at 4:30 p m. in the Stu- cluded. " 'The technological age is If you've played on the field dent Y. here!' To that announcement I 288-90 Park Ave. CY 5-9215 ind sat in the locker this Bible would reply', 'Right! What do you , past rooms Student 1' Re-discovering propose to do about it?'" Free Parking in Rear season then erect your soap Just Commenting Study group will meet today at ,,ox and listen, but until 3 an you 30 p.m. in the Student Y. speak from first hand experi-i The 9.30 section of a history class was seated, waiting for the profes- Tau Gamma will meet Wednes- Phonographs ence, your attitude is worthless. little man walked through the door. t riefcase in hand day night at the home of Miss LOOK! Remember. you may be alone even sor. A strange Margaretta Fristoe. Miss Fredricks RADIOS now in your attitude concerning and proceeded,to the lecton where he placed hor,k- papers eta all Moore, county supervises of phy- 50 Hudson mow Ralf, OD . $52S the paternalism of Mr. Bronzan. around. sical education will be guest Student Rates '49 Ch.. 4 dr Stline,1111,14 .$425 N. L Smith thatat send in replacements when they're sick," grum- 47 DeSoto 4,dr Custm, RAH $285 "I hate teachers speaker. All girls are to meet on ASB 7349 bled one student. th corner of 7th and San Carlos PACIFIC RADIO- SAN JOS, MOTOR SAM, UR Keyes The finel bell rang. The replacement opened hi': hookk and started streets at 7 o'clock. Observing State Symbol lecturing: "Under Section Two regarding insect life . " The class Will F. K. Johansson please con- SPORTING GOODS tact the Student Affairs Business 174 So. 2nd opposite Kress' College Cafeteria Candlelight Atmosphere Dear Thrust and Parry: laughed. Office, I believe that a state educational I "What's wrong," he inquired. He was informed he was in a history and TEA ROOM OF PIZZA institution should promulgate the class. He looked agast as he inquired a-, to the time and received his Home Economics Bldg. IHOUSE ihservance of our state symbols LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS by Dick bibles SPAGHETTI 95 RAVIOLIS 1 10 an obvious void is noted in a lack answer. Seventh and Son Antonio 395 Almaden Ave. CY 79906 if display of our California I Silently he gathered his materials, stuffed them into his briefcase I suggest that poppies poppy. from the room. Open 1 1:30-1:00 Daily Vino To Take C... 'he pansies replace and then stalked our Outer Quad.in the The garden plot of feel a school should Everyone wants to get into the colummwriting racket. The follow - responsibility toward the ing were written by beginning Newwritings classes: SMART COLLEGE MEN observance of state symbols. week in a ASE 2895 dentA majorrooming catastrophe house on occurredSouth Tenth last Street. stu- RENT Dubdbe by his other roommate's as "The Hy-Pe Witv- one FORMAL Spartan Daily chondriac" and "Pills," of the students dis- San Jose covered several bottles missing from his medicinal WEAR State College hoard. dek Entered as second class -matter April Fellow roomates watched with uncontrollable 24, 1934, at San Jose, Cola., under the in act of March 3, 1879 Member California mirth as "Pills" searched frantically every nook tir it" Extra Newspaper Publishers' Association. and corner of the house for his imaging medicines curricular Published daily by the Associated Stu- Mumbling inaudible phrases to hmiself, he returned aLtivit let dents of San Jose State Collig eiccept to his bed in complete despair are' with a strong Something need out Saturday and Sunday, during the college conviction that he would soon pass on to the Here- year with on MN* to place an during each final CARLA after. extra strain varninotion period. However, health was finally restored to him when Shout About! on your Telephone CYpress 4.64l4Kditor141, anonymous Bo onymous culprit returned the bottles to their rightful place. But budget Ext, Ext. 210; Advertising Dept 211 "Pills" is taking no more chances. He now locks his medicines in a Paul's Bar-B-0 correct Subscriptions accptect only on a re- steel strong-box. (IC. Powell) somally-emd mainder-of-school year basis I"Visual aides:e in modern teaching," Bar-B-0 Beef thrifty, too.- In toll semester, $3, In spring mt. a must declared a prominent rent your .snester. $1 50. professor to his California History class at the initial meeting The Bar-B-0 Pork formal attire of th Santa Clara Journal, 1440 students eagerly awaited the first visual aid, which he recently brought Bar-B-0 Ham at Franklin St , Santa Clara, Calif. to claim The subject of the day: the tuna fish industry in California; Chicken or Sparerib THE the visual aid: a bottle of salt water. (B Cahill) Dinners TUXEDO Another professor recently read part of General MaeArthur's Con- SHOP EDITOR: Eleanor Norris gressional speech to his class. The class, straining to hear, was quiet. TO TAKE OUT He reacheded the end of the speech and read, "Old soldiers never die: 84 So 1st. St. (upstairs) IBUS. MGR.: Leo Chiantelll '' Suddenly a sound broke Someone in 'EYES AIN- HI wROTE CRISNOTES SO bAA 40 E. Santa Clara St. Ph. CY3-7420 they just fade away the quiet. COULv HARDLY READ Day Editor: Sal Orlando the back of the room was whistline "Taps " (R Rasniond) t

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MrINDAY r)Fr s 1055 sPAPTAN DAILY 3 Spartans Face Hornets; Teresa on Pacific For the remelt ;r1 Div1de With Chieftains All-Opponent Squad GIFTS Jo5e L.tate I Ton) ulto 1.-I work .ts tousle, home to !.aturday nidtit to dump the Gold- line up. Bauer broke iose for 18 Yardley Lanvin fare Sacramento State Saturday en Raiders, 82-46. % points while Ken Fuhrer added 15 sated by hi teammates as It. to lead the Seattle sz-orir.g pa- night in Spartan Gym after get- Ed Diaz, Tom Crane. and Fred player who contributed most to ni. Caron King s Men rade. ting' an upset split of a basketball Niemann shared the glory roles 4 team And also the most Sn.,, for the Chanel - Courtley season opening two-game series f:parians. Dia:. hit 21 points Sophomore Clair Starkey. who ti; nal player, has rrttivcd in the serieg opener while Nie- with the tanked lo points, hook.ist 'tumor t, hein., .1 the ; D Orsay - Old Sp;'. University of Seattle on mann was high man in the Sat- Bauer to put on a brilliant quarterback on the Calif's P the Chieftains' home floor. urday game with 24 markers. non of ball handling -tad tar c all opponent team. The Spartans of Walt ltIcPher- Crane hit 2; points during the trot in the back court. son stunned the Chieftains, 63-59, series San Jose State': end Sid l' Morehead-Fleming The Chieftains broke on top Friday night but the Seattle quin- Assigned to guard the Chief - 51 hi,. *limy. with Yeres.a a a, sd tet came buck with a ven!teance tains' 6-10 forward, Bob Godes, early and were neser headed. coast Backboard ¦,II the United Press all Niemann did a brilliant job Fri- control, which had team, was placed on cop; .1, Drug Co. SHOW SLATE /Pay night holding- thoient second squad. ' rind %on Frnonde Cs 2-4114 forward scoreless Mule gathering cess on brailay, became a niai . -0 Over Y311 15 points himself. Niemann, 6-4, factor in the Seattle win on eoeall i:,p.intLheonnt m,t ,e (HABITS LONGINO TTI IT C NEWEST SAN JOSE'S .,ave away a lull foot in height urday. Tiger Phornsocist-Owner the (411,1e ne Spart ans: .ind still managed to outplay Ntemann's 24 point effort w Godes. and Jim Hughes, tackles; I the lone bright spot for the V. - Huse, center; Stan Beasley, Diaz and Crane outscored and tors. Crane dropped in 11 t,, hack: and Joe Ulm, fullback. TUNNY% tit defensed the Chieftain back trail Niemann in the oring I court hot shot, Carl Bauer. They typ I held Bauer to only eight points in MIRE 50c the Friday tilt. The 1956 Olympi,-. which v. in Spartans! Save $$ Now Playing . Th.- your The Spartans built up a 12-29 be held 111 Melbourne. Austral... halftime lead and increased it dur- will take place in November. It STUDENT DISCOUNT CARD last chance to %PP the Motion the ' Picture that won 7 Acndemy ing the second half thanks to bril- the first time in historv that liant foul shooting. Seattle hit 22 classic sports event of the wot II Good lor :0% D,scount When Presented 'is .rh Award Nominations. will be held below the ectoat,,f I eld goals from the floor against Student P- -Iv C,ic.1 Pry (I.min() OHO . . . ITS TRULY GREAT! -0 for the Spartans. However, accounting for the lateness in the the Spartans converted 25 of their year for the event. barity tosses while SPattle hit WONDER CLEANERS "THE ,nly 15 from the free throw line. Members for the 1956 Olympic We g.ve S & H GREEN STAMPS Fleve.n Niemann's 15 points track and field team will be chos- CAINE 31119 from the foul line. Dt,tt. cr.n- en from an Olympic tryouts which 555 E. Santa Clara St. - Drive in - CYpress 5-8763 nected on nine free throws while will be held in July. Five athletes MUTINY" Crane tanked four. in each event will he held over to HUMPHREY BOGART Saturday night, things were a train for the meet, and the final JOU 1131R111 - VAN JOHNSON different story. Chieftain coach Al selection will bp based on a final FORWARD JOHN Kt 1.G, above. is coach Walt McPherson's INTO McMORRAY Brightman shook up his starting trials late in October. lone returning letterman from last year's first team. Laat year he EAT AT scored 171 point, and came on strong at the end of the season. He -Plus- has the hest variety of shots on the squad Lymberis Cafeteria MAC.00 CARTOON Son Jose's Finest & Most Modern CwA.A.DoiNgv e,..:.:.:$ Ty Cobb Rates Rizzuto, Daily Specials & Short Orders

STUDIO Sam Lymberis, Prop 420 Campanella With Greats 89 Son Fernando St , San Jose, Calif. Sir MAW Srott's 10111 VON EDE RCN ES NEW York. (1.113)Roy teampa- ercise enough in the off-seasen and Serving Son Jose for 30 years The Adventures of IVandering around the Women's . games, followed by Donna Scheiher nella it one of the favorites for the are home run happy," Cobb thinks in six games. National League's most valuable that Campanella and Rizzuto are "QUENTIN DURWARD" Gym last week, 1 noticed that a with a 125 average Player award and you can take it stourrrq lot of activities have been going The girls in WAA bowling group Ty Cobb that the roly-poly fine all-time prospects. on-and qtrite a fer more are being were given one free line with every from All Dry Cleaning-Laundry Service Robout Taylor - Kay Kendall catcher of the Brooklyn Dodgers "He's a catcher, that Campa- Robert Morley planned for the near future. three lines howled this season. deserves such honors. In by 9,00Out at 5.00 defeated "Duchess WA it HOE DOWN nella," Cobb enthuses. ''The mo The "Clowns" The girls have been busily plan- The Georgia Peach, first man in- NO EXTRA COST Hall" last Tuesday night, claiming even derns don't play long enough to championship in the volleyball ning for their annual All-Women- to the Hall of Fame, goes "SVENGALI" Hoedown to be held Dec. 13, from farther than that. He'll tell you that reach true greatness but with a Watch window for weekly special Donald Wolfit Hildegard. Nati elimination tournament. The couple more years he should have "Clowns" were led to victory by 5 to 7 p.m. in the Women's Gym. "with a couple more years" Cam- Diane Sivers, team captain. This Price for the spagatti dinner is panella may belong on baseball's it made. 50 all-time team. Gohlen West game marked the last night that the cents. "And that Rizzuto," he adds. "He TOWNE volleyball group met. However, it Co-chairmen for the event are Cobb. who came east for a Shrine DRY CLEANERS "THE RED SHOES" will start again next fall during Barbara Fisher and Joan Higdon. affair, isn't putting the knock on should be in there. If there ever, Micro Soarer Manus Goring fall semester, according to Gayle General chairman are Joan Higdon, the modern ball players with his was a shortstop, there is one. He BACHELOR LAUNDRY SERVICE Sob .;t Helpn 1r, Dawley, volleyball manager. entertainment; Jan High, food; old enthusiasm, however. was the heart of those great Yankee 25 - 29 -in Tochn,I .,-- Ruth Freydl, decorations; Diane Of the moderns, "who don't ex- ball clubs. SO. THIRD STREET CYpres,. 2 1 0 eautiful Ballot and Airisic Basketball will be held on Tues- Sivers, tickets; Cynthia Stewart, Air Studnts with ASB Cords `irk day nights from now on, instead of the volleyball, Dawley stated. The setup; Donna Schieber, clean up: r first and Joan Vaughn. publicity. practice game is slated to WAA CALENDAR SARATOGA Start tomorrow night in the Wo- Monday . . . Orchesis meets at men's Gym. 4.:15 p.m. in the Women's Gym, The WAA horseback riding HI! JOIN ME FOR A LUCKY "BLUEBEARD" Monday . . . Swimming meets1 DROODLE? FRENCH COMEDY group will get together for the at 430 p.m. in W.G. Cecile Aubray - Pierre Brassier* last time Thursday afternoon at Tuesday . . . Volleyball meets the Alum Rock Stables at 3:30 o'- at 7 oclock in W.G. Sludonts wills ASS Cards 50c clock. About 12 girls have been Wednesday . . . Hockey meets participating in the rides each at 4:30 p.m. at 7th & San Antonio week, according to Sanni Barmore, streets. UNITED ARTISTS member of the group. The girls ride Thursday . . . Bowling meets around the Alum Rock Park area, at 3:30 p.m. in W.G. "THE TREASURE OF and these rides have been quite Thursday . . . Horseback meets PANC:110 VILLIA" successful this fall lisrmore stated. at 3:30-p.m. in W.G. - eiv. - WHAT'S "LADY GOMA" According to latest tallies, Sylva interested is to see Sgt. Pat Wha- Golob still leads the howling group len in B64. THIS? with an average of 144 in eight WAA Executive Council meets games For solution, see CALIFORNIA played. Behind her is Jua- Thursday at 4:30 p.m. in W.G. nita Cox with a 134 average in nine Lounge. paragraph belay . "MAN WITH A GUN" Robert M,tchum -plus- "BENGAZI" Richard Conte lassifieds MAYFAIR FOR RENT Mother's helper. Room, board HERE'S A DROODLE THAT PACKS A PUNCH. It's titled: "LAND OF FURY" salary. Oriontal may apply. AXE- Technicolor Large attractive furnished 9242. Lucky smoke rings blown by prizefighter with tooth miss- apartment and bath; accommodate -Plus-Walt Oisne s four or five girls. Laundry ing. It packs a moral, too: Why knock yourself out looking IINOCCHIO ' facili- ties, garage, near bus, shops. 449 FLAT TOPS - CREW BURR for a better-tasting cigarette when all you have to do is SANWA With MB Cords SC1c S. 10th St. CY2-1327. HAIR CUT', light up a Lucky? Luckies taste better, first, because Clean room for two college ODR SPECIALTY Lucky Strike means fine tobacco. Then, that tobacco is EL RANCHO DRIVE-IN girls. Twin beds. $20 each per month. 46 S. 5th St. - - 5 BARBERS - - TOASTED to taste better. So light up a Lucky. It's the "TRIAL" Close to college. Clean, furnished winnerand still champion for better taste! Lien Ford apartment with bath. For three girl CLUB BARBER SHOP students. Available Dec. 12. Inquire DROODLES, Copyright 1953 by Hager Prire Second Feature F. Jenks, 418 S. 8th St. 68 E. San Fernando - - Mee: Room and board. Friendly home atmosphere, excellent meals Mrs. Perkins. CY4-7315. 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4 SPARTAN DAILY MONDAY, DEC. 3, 1935 !Sammons Wiliipeak Builder of Kitty Hawk Airplane Engine Clinical Reports Show "Christian science: The Rose lation of God's Infinite Good- May Become County Charity Patient PARKING ness," will be the subject for a Late for Class? speech in the Chapel tonight at LOS ANGELES (UP) Charles Ive always had a place to live and We Park It For You Edward Taylor. 87, the man who plenty to eat and enough left over Behavior 8 o'clock by John S. Sammons, a Tune-up and Brake Service Ups, Downs in built the engine for the Wright to play a game of pool and buy. member of the Christian Science Brothers' famed Kitty Hawk air- an ice cream sodh." Complete Lubrication The most important things oc how well the child likes the tester Board of Lectureship. plane, faced the dismal prospect Mrs. I. ('. Shafer, who has learned from our study were the also enter the picture. of the T C P the Dr. MacFarlane stated that per today of becoming a ward cared for Taylor for mans years, ups and downs in life and The talk still he open to the county because of his feeble in intellectual behavior haps the most important factor Low Funds Will Be is now ill and no longer can fluctuations in public without harge and is be come Silva's Shell that result." stated Dr Jean Mac the type of motivation that th. handle the responsibility. If San Fernando ing sponsored by the Christiaii The aged inventor. who exists Fourth and larlane. president of the Clinical child has Much variability Is (ill, Subject of Meeting funds aren't raised to care for Across from Student Union Division of the American Psscholo- to differences in motivation. Science organization. on a pension of only S800 a year him, he may become a county hy on iii.' ;Jest Society. She concluded by stating th.,: left to him in a fund charity patient in a home or saui- Dr. MacFarlane spoke to a near there are many factors that go Wright, is presently making the , tarium. For January Grads General Hos- capacity audience in the Concert into how a youngster functions and Ice. Angeles Counts. Hall Thursday on the topic, The that a combination of (actors such The problem of insufficient funds. pital his home because he has Factors Relating to the Intellectual as health. level of maturity. and which the January graduates corn- Curriculum "no place to go." Development of Growing Children." family life make prediction easier. nutter has encountered in their ’lle doesn't have any place to ller talk was based on a 20-s-ear Deflated ability is due to negative planning for the January graduates go." a nurse said, ''so were keep- study of children from the age of factors. not necessarily inability, dinner-dance. will be the main to- ing him on here for awhile." to through adulthood that was Dr. MacFarlane was sponsored bs. pic of discussion at a mass meet Modifications Hospital doctors said the veteran Christmas conducted by the di% IS1011 that she Kappa Delta Pl. ing Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. in aviation figure is in generally good heads. Morris Dailey Auditorium, accord- health except for asthma, for which The study shows that accurate ing to Chuck Bucaria, assistant he came to the hospital for treat- Cards prediction cannot he made before chairman Due Soon ment on Nov. 19. Ile has been ap- Also the accuracy. 'Where's All My proved front the hos the age of six. Since the meeting will primarils for discharge performances The -Fine Selection of of prediction of later concern the allocation of senior elimination of several two pital. hut doesn't know where to Hallmark Greeting Cards with age, but repeated increases funds and the possibility of an in year pre-professional nuOur COLR go. tests are necessary to insure cor- Upon hearino of his Trees,' Questions creased assessment on guest tick- es is the major change in the plight. Sold in Boxes or Single rectness. ets, which will effect all January Southern California Aircraft In- Other factors tend to interfere riculum that is to be oninnitl ..1 dustry workers planned to obtain graduates, it is important that all , to the also with prediction. Intelligence tests Former SJS Prof geaduales attend this meeting. State Board of Education financial aid for the inventor, cannot be made free of cultural Iii January, according to Dr. Fred viho has lived here since 1918. -What happned to all my trios"! Office workers at the .1ircraft influence Skill of the tester, the All seniors planning to he gra- F. Hareleroacl, dean of instruc- Gift Wrapping general comfort of the child and was the cry of Dr. Robert Rhodes. duated in January are requested to Industries Assn. said they oould tion. former professor of biology at San attend the meeting. Any graduate make collections of donations at Material Jose State College. unable to attend the meeting Majors to be dropped are pie- major local aircraft plants in Dr. Rhodes. who now of hopes of augmenting Taylors is dean should send a voting delegate in his professional SDX Initiates instruction at Long Beach State place, according to Bucaria. optometry, forestry. meager income. College, planted almost 750 shrubs _ veterinary and architecture. But Taylor, still proud. was in and plants about the SJS campus dignant upon hearing that reports "The is with his biology students. change toeing made be- of his plight had leaked out. 13 Members The dean. who was visiting SJS cause graduate colleges and uni- "Why. Use got more income right SPARTAN SHOP Friday, commented that the large Liberian Student. versities no longer are interested now than when I was building that 1000. OWNED BY THE ASSOCIATED construction p r r a m at SYS in two year pre-professional pro- plane!" he fumed. "Of course. it STUDENTS doesn't go as far. nowadays Rut At Meeting seemed to be responsible for Compares Juveniles grams," Dean Haraeroad coin- missing plants. The 13 new members of Sigma "Even the lovely Gingko tree that "In comparison to the United I mented. Journalism Delta Chi. national stood beside the Science Building States. the Liberian juvenile debts- IJunior colleges have ii.;rt,.1, fraternity, received their first mem- and was as old as the Science Build- queney problem is much lower," however, bership benefits Thursday. when ing has ben uprooted.- the dean saws Ed Harmon, a San Jose State to offer two year pr, the chapter traveled to San Fran- lamented. Police School student. Harmon, a I professional programs for cisco's Press and Union League Dr. Fred F' Harcleroad. dean of former sergeant on the Liberia interested. according to the dean. WE'VE MOVED Club for an evening of entertain- instruction, commented that Dr. West Africa, police force is begin- . San Jose State Colleoe is primar- ment and prime rib, and all for Rhodes was a truly beloved mem- ning his second year in the USA. i ily interested in those students ! free. her of the SJS campus during his The previous one he spent at the who plan to spend four years in the The chapter was extended the service on the faculty. College of San Mateo. I the college, he added. by their big brothers. invitation Before coming to the USA, liar- Pre-professional ma Mrs roman.- the professionals. mon was with the Liberia National members are Don Osborne ' ing in the SJS curricula are . STATE BOOK STORE New Georgia Gov. Wants Police Force in the city of Monro- I law, medicine. dentistry, tin. new to the campus this semester Is Now Located at via. The Liberian government sent ogy, and physical therapy. Peter :Steckel. feature editor; Sal him to the United States to study 124 EAST SANTA CLARA STREET, between 3rd and 4th Orlando. wire editor; William the police administration in this Another major proposal planned Weldy. post graduate student; Tom I ATLANTA (UP) Gov. Marvin country. to be presented to the Board is We specialize in Used Books and Magazines at Reasonable Prices. Larimore, new to SJS: Frank War- Griffin requested the State Board Harmon originally chose the Uni- the emblishment of a masters of . .. Drop in and browse around .. ren, staff reporter: Neil Daniele, of Regents to adopt immediately a versity oT California but change arts degree in physical education Were only 11/2 minutes walk from the Student Union_ staff columnist (Neil's 'Speils). to San Jose State because it of- in connection with a teachirot cre- rule that would keep Georgia Tech That's 1 VI minutes to Sam Hawkins and Clayton Peter- out of the 1956 Sugar Bowl game fered a more complete police pro- dential, and a masters of science bargains in ideas of all kinds. son. staff photographers; James d' Pittsburgh insists on using a Ne- gram. Ile hopes to finish his edu- Idegree in the occupational field Hours. 10.00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Daily CYpress 7-4797 Kaltenbach new addition to cam- gr o player cation here and get his master's of psychology. pus; Richard Tyler, also new to ' Griffin wired Robert 0. Arnold, degree at Michigan State College. the campus: Wilbur Sims. staff chairman of the Regents ohich Harman has set his goal high and photo editor; and Robert Pentzer. controls and operates Georgia uni- some day hopes to be one of the staff reporter. versities. Ile told the official that top administrators in his country. he wanted a special meeting of the Harmon's' opinion on the exist board called to act on his request ing criminal problem in the United Dr. Deininger To Talk and insisted that playing against States stems from our lack of juve- lir W'hitaker Deminger. assist- Negroes in athletics was no differ. nile supervision. ''In my country'," ant professor of philosophy. will he ent than going to school in inte- says Ilarmon, "our children are de- the resource person for the second crated classrooms. voted to their parents and respect Iii a series of eight study groups Griffin said the South stands at them. If the y. don't, then strict sponsored by the Student V on an "Armageddon" (the mythical place measures are taken to remind them "Introduction to Biblical Thought.- of battle between good and evil in of whom is the head of the farn. at 330 o'clock this afternoon. The the hereafter) on the racial issue ilY." study will be made in the Student and said it must not budge from Y. corner of 9th and San Antonio Its rules against the racial integra streets lion. Mrs. Helana Lipter Santa Clara County Moves To Third To Speak Tonight Mrs Ilelana Tooter. director of siting nurses of San Jose. will In California for Population Increase speak tonight at the Student Nurs Cs Organization meeting at 7 "SACRAMENTO (UP) Californ- 117.9 per cent led the field per- o clock in 1174. ia's population has groun to 13.- eentagewise. Orange County was (135,000 persons. a gain of 23.1 inext with an increase of 60 1 per She will speak on the function of per cent since 1950. the State De- 'cent and San Diego was third with visiting nurses. This meeting is op. partment of Finance estimated Fri- a gain of 47.1 per cent. en to the public. All nursing ma- day. The department also broke the jors, whether they are members of the club are The department predicted the slate down into 10 statistical areas. or not, especially in- state's population N ould b00111 to On the area basis, San Diego led vited to attend, according to Emi Tanaka. publicity 15.055.000 persons by 1960. with its 47.1 per cent gain. The representative. IN-.1 Notre County with a gain of north coast area was second with - - - 36,5 per cent and the southeast area was third with 28.6 per cent Alpha Eta Sigma The rapid expansion of the San Diego area was attributed by the department to the booming air GIFTS . To Hear Speaker craft industry and the increase in armed forces personnel stationed Dr Lawrence 'S'ance, proii of there, accounting at the University of Population gains in the north 011 California. will he guest speaker roast area. comprising Del Notre, at the Alpha Eta Sigma semi-an. Humboldt. :Mendocino and Lake nual initiation dinner at the Red counties, appear related to the Barn Restaurant, Thursday, at 7 availability of timber and the de- p rn , according to Johnny Costarua. mand for lumber, the department publicity chairman for the account said Writer color sets ants honorary society. Dr Vance, an expert in the field Numerically, I.ns Angeles chalk- of cost accounting and the author ed up the biggest gain-1.024.400 of ''Theory and Technique of Cost' San Diego as next at 262.500 and Santa Clara was third gain Accounting will speak on the with a Easels topic "Extending the horizons of of 135.000 persons, the department Accounting in General." Robert reported. Runser. president of the University The population declined in eight of California chapter of Beta Alpha counties Amador. Calaveras. Lake. Psi, national honorary accounting Lassen. Mariposa, Nevada Plumas Drawing boards fraternity.. will accompany Dr and Tulare. The department said N'anee to the initiation dinner. . the decline in Tulare county, larg ''It is expected that 20 new mem est of the eight. was the result of hers will be initiated into the lo. a changing pattern in agriculture cal society." Coastanza added. coupled with a shortage of water Picture tromes CUP CAKES F,resh and Moist, that S,It Your Personal last, Art books LEMON SNOW APPLESAUCE PENOCtt- PINEAPPLE CHOCOLATE San Jose Paint CATTERTON BAKERY & WALLPAPER COMPANY 221 So. 2nd St. No-51 me rnylc., fortN II4UFS N14141S1 1-1' 4-J/1/