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VOL. 44 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, JANUARY I I, 1 Ni NO. 62 '57 Edition of Revelries Commences Tonight 'Tape' Begins Five-Day Run
By JAMES STEVEN HUSHAW "Red Tape," the much awaited all-student Revelries production, opens tonight at 8:15 o'clock in Morris Dailey Auditorium after more than three months of rehearsals. "Red Tape" is the story of a group of European immigrants attempting to enter the United States, with the entire action of the production taking place in the offices of the assistant commissioner of immigration on Ellis Island in New York Harbor. Among the immigrants is a trio of Russian Communists, a love- sick girl attempting to be reunited with her lover, a royal pair from Germany, an Englishman, and a most tempting French siren. This group accounts for most of the action in Red Tape," which will run tomorrow night and Jan. 17, 18 and 19. Tickets for tonight's and the remaining performances are on sale in the Student Affairs Business Office. Prices are $1 for general admission and 75 cents for students. Bob Montilla, a co-author of "Red Tape" with Manny Correa, is the production director of the show. Montilla describes "Red Tape" as being a comedy with music. Montilla and Correa wrote the lyrics for the show and Richard lash pooduced the music. There are 13 musical numbers in the pro- duction. RUSSIANS DOMINATE COMEDY The comic leads in the show of Boris, Igor and Max are played by Bob Gordon, Jim Dunn and Don West. The situations this trio finds themselves involved in are the basis for most of the comedy in RED TAPE" CHEESECAKF: The flouer gir7fil7.17r Kiri: H. re.’left to right, Ulorine Trombette, the show. Actually the three are Russian Communists with plans to and' Desiree' Smiffiee give the right amount of Carleen Littlefield and Barbara Johnson. Shirley blow up Yankee Stadium. The blunderings of the group are very feminine beam) to the 1957 edit of II...dries. Mathefka, uho plays Desiree. is at the right. The humorous. I "Red Tape." uhieh opens tonight at 8:15 it'elock sl ran tonight, tomorron and .1 an. 17-19. Barbara Norton, as Sonya, and Lee Devin, as Peter, have the In Morris Dailey Auditorium. Three of the the romantic leads in the show. The pair were childhood sweethearts in Latvia, but were separated when Peter came to America. The strug- qle for Sonya to join Peter makes up the plot of the show, in which 'Spartan Scrappers Seek (left) as Mepitopheleshs e ".DR F AUSTUS" Robert McNamaram o onya's truthfulness is her downfall. HMI Frank Da ldson as Dr. Faustian are shown with elosed-cirenit T1 camera used in campus studio rehearsals of "The Tragical His- More comedy is injected into the production with Desiree Souf- tory of Dr. Faustua," %%bleb will ht. produced on KNTV, Channel II, flee, a French siren who has plans to start a chain of burlesque houses. nye. teem 741:30 p.m. Sunday. She is played by Shirley Marhefka, and William! Walters Wither- eanl Positionis Saturday' spoon, an uprighteous Englishman, is played by Bernie Gardner. It is the story of girl chases boy, with William finally submitting Hy DON BECKER Sam,. of the battles second fiddle position. that produces a 51 rsit% starter IS LETTERMAN Dramatists Prepare to the advances of Desiree because of the rebirth of his love for the Spartan boxers will have no .1171.1AN
I stage. qualms or trepidations about would uin the tient boat dis- Neither are figuring on losing. tinction. a two-year letternian, is The "villain" in the show is Mr. Owens, the assistant commissioner belting their buddies and team- Julian. the only senior on the team. He of immigration, who is played by Dick Thomas. Mr. Owens learns that mates around this Saturday night No matter which is the best. last year's Showing his first assumptions were false, and "comes through" before the during the 18th running of the all figure to was a bright spot on 'Faustus' be good. In the 139- and he has to rate the edge !final curtain rings down. All-College tourney to be held in lb. division, Al Julian and Stu cress' The Christopher Marlowe version of "Dr. Faustus," to be pre. In his bout. Ile is tall. 5-11. for ! OUTSTANDING STAGE NUMBER the Spartan Gym starting at 8 Rubine tangle, Both are good sented over KNTV. Channel II. at 7 p.m. Sunday, is a play with two Will and he expects to A considerable lift is given to the show by the five lovely flower o'clock. enough to make just about any- his weight major parts and many very important minor parts. according to Frank ! girls Desiree has brought with her from France. Actually they Nine bouts are on the agenda body's first keep the short. stocky Rubine Davidson, who plays the title role. are string but only one the start of her show. The quintet is and in six of these, the winner from gelling inside. It is the story of a man who seeks knowledge for the sake of burlesque Corleen Littlefield, Flourine Trombetta, Darlene McCulough, Francene Silver and Bar- will grab the starting assign- Rubino, Is t he ..tronger of the knowledge, making his big mistake when he sells his soul to Satan in ment for the first team meet tua and behind I are tuo The great and tragic scene Is.-- bara Johnson. The performance of "Bonne Nuit" by this group k reportedly one of the most outstanding stage Jan. 18 against a contingent of i.ars of Arm hosing. Ille when Dr. Faustus realizes that no numbers to come from all-star Air Force pugilists. bullish but can Al.. h.% II gh matter what he does, he is doom- 1000 To Attend Revelries in several years. Grant Salzman and Gaining a start ing spot Is he will be at a disathantage if ed to damnation. lie finds too w Celeste McAdam make up the show's royal pair as the Duke and Duchess Salzman will perform with considered a top prize hy Coach be tries t" play it "(lite" 5% Ith late that man cannot overstep of Hapsburg. Inter Formalm a slight limp which not Julie Menemler's hovers, par- Stir ele%er Julian. For a %%In. the boundaries of the knowledge is part of the show. He was injured in a bus 500 couples will accident over Christmas vacation. ticulariy ;liner this year'is ached- Robin, 'Sill have to get inside which is meant to be within the More than The two act show ule easily is the hest in SJS hts- Jillian's long arms and land human province dance to the music of Murry finds the first scene taking place on the morn- short. telling blows. The CHH- History of Dr. Peterson's 10 piece band tomor- ing of the fourth of July. The rem-inder of the show covers the tory. "The Tragical tra.fing "Isle of the two should Faustus" is the product of near- row night from 9-1 o'clock as evening of that holiday and the following morning. *If in other sports. San Jose Jose State's 14 The title song is sung by Kollin, a thrill-packed hold. ly an entire semester's work, members of San Commissioner Owens and the immi-lis not big time, the boxing team grants, according ta the TV sectione of social fraternities and their dates who number 23 persons. One of the most humorous num-1 certainly is. San Jose invaribl) I I Ihe ..trni. imiginttaie and Lem- bers, Montilla ,,tee lassie the Drama Department. gather at Oakland's lintel feels, is the song presented by the three Russians, produces one of the top ten rine will he the 147-lb. annual Inter-Ira. The Salty Salty Salt yea! aetween Montgomery and Ron Sherriffs designed all of ington for the Mines." !Irma& in the nation. This Jack ternity Council Winter Formal. "Red Tape" pokes fun at several American ideals about hest. Waists "Windmill" Stroud. Mont- the five settings as his master's im- they will be taking on the migration, as well as at S a n thesis. Miss Berneice Prisk de- The semi-formal dance, one of making a mock of the actions of the Communists. including Wisconsin and Michr- ..:usnery began boxing Josh in 1952. He is a rugged mus- signed the costumes. the biggest annual greek social reached Cast Includes Robert McNa- events, will take place in the Tickets Available ';'1"111.1SITt:"'IMPORTANT cleman who has not quite Vienna Educator potential. This will he his last mara as Mephistopheles, Lee Crystal Room of the hotel. The So the Saturday night scraps his Devin is Robin. Don an IFC has requested that no flowers or Feb. Grads will mean a lot to each boxer year on the team since he plans to he graduated though still Mire, James Illan n as Wagner, be worn. February graduates are urged Tells Audience and they doubtlessly will show it STU RUBINE ha\ ing another year of Ron Stokes as lanifer and Admission to the Winter For- to pick up their tickets to the in the ring. Only the first string spertan Scrapper DIFFICI'LT FOE Richard Wilson Hs the chorus. me] Is free to fraternity mem- January Dinner-Dance in Room boxers will make the road trips. 'Austrian Miracle' But to obtain the final year he Supporting actors are Pat Gar- bers. The cost of the dance is pro- 16 by Wednesday, Jan. 23, ac- Tabbing the top bout of the can make the starting squad so vey. Wayne Ward, Grant Salz- rated among the individual fra- cording to Tom Bonetti, Senior Dr. Paul I. Dengler last night night la impoasibie to do load-One is going to be relegated to (Continued on Page 3) man. Stan Broom, Richard Thom- ternities. Each house provides Class president. The Dinner-Dance described the Vienna of 1945 as as, Keith Glutsch. Craig Thush. decorations. is scheduled for Thursday even- a "ruined. cold, desperate, hun- Robert Gordon. James Ifutchins, John Wagner, Delta Upsilon. ing, Jan. 31, at 7 o'clock at Mar- gry city." lie said life under the President Eisenhower Seeks Unity Bob Hosfeldt, William Happ, Enis and Bob Engle, Sigma Nu, are iani's. A chicken dinner is on Russian rule of that time was a Di Pasquale, Mary Zwack, Virgil co-chairmen for the event. Dave the menu. Extra bids for escorts "life lived in the shadows. We Beckham, Stanley Allen, Kenneth Goodman, Alpha Tau Omega, is can be purchased for $3.25 also lived like ratc. There was loot. In Annual 'State of Union' Message Savickas. Philip Upton, Karla publicity director. in Room 16. ing, raping, and murder. They Linden, Stephanie Cleary, Bobbie just took what they wanted:. WASIIINGTtiN (UP) Pres- of prosperity. But he said the', ing this country's (5,11t wd ef- threat this direction. D'Amico, Claire Hightower. Alex- But the Austrian educator. ident Eisenhower called Thurs- is a continuing of inflation forts in Sylvia C 'roue, Drama Major, day for a new measure of Ame.-- which can materially damage the ander Bonetti, Jay Michclis and whose talk wa. a highlight of the He included these ,pecif ie rv. effort to continue current economy. Jacquie Mundell. college Centennial Near lecture ican unity and lie also said that vi age increas. quests. - Selected as Kaucher Winner series, went on to describe the prosperity at home and meet the of "a strongly es and other labor benefits shouta 1. A school construction bill Sylvia I . with her pres- reading the story of the cruci- Vienna of today as "a city more continuing threat ()rchestra Begins imperialistic dictatorship'. he "reasonably related" to pro- which id lii he given "high pri- entation of three scenes from fixion, from the Bible. All of the beautiful than ever. We have fine armed ductivity. lie said that ority." "Victoria Regina." by Laurence selections were enthusiastiCally new homes. magnificent churches, abroad, I.a.Y boosts Concert Season that outrun prices and productly- 4 Housman, won the Dr. Dorothy received by the audience. theaters and concert halls." In his annual State of the Un- 2. A four-point end rights pro- ity contritebu inflation The SJS Music Department will Kaucher Oral Reading Award ion message, Mr. Eisenhower to mpt which he recommended last Dr. Kelleher served as program Dr. Dengler referred to this In the troubled international present two voncerts tn. the Sym- contest yesterday in Studio The- asked not only for the cooperation ' year, but which did not pan m- chairman for the performance. President said the ex- phony Orchestra Monday and ater. She was selected from an transformation as "the Austrian of Congress but "a personal et . field. the ama. The contest was begun in her istenee of "a strongly armed im- Tuesday, Jan. 14 and 13 at 8:15 original field of 50 contestants. miracle." And it all began "when fort of dedication." by every honor by an anonymous donor in obvious. 3. Pmrript action on Legislation p.m. in the Concert Hall of rthe left Vienna." American to help establish "a se- perialistic dictatorship"- Other participants included Lee 1951. Judges were Dr. Roberta the Russians finally to "regulize" the status of Hun. Music Building. W. Gibson Wal-I cure world order." lie said that elansedia and h er steelltitesth-e- Devin, reading A. A. Milne', Holloway, professor of English; Speaking to a crowd of 21a.) in garian refugees admitted to this let's, associate professor of music, in such a world the rnited States tiYhreRatt the security "When We Were Very Yotmg": Dr. Graham Wilson, associate pro. Hall the Music country as parolees. He also said will direct the program which will the Concert of can continue to piasper and re- United States. Lois North. reading Roark Brad- lessor he shortly Isoil1r1 send Congress be open to the public. of English: and Mrs. Mar- Building, Dr Dengler said the sources "now dissipated on the Ile repeated his recommenda- ford's "01' Man Adam an' Ills a special message asking for Opening number on the pro- garet Pinkston, associate profes- Austria today are hap- armaments of war" can be re- lion for an "open skies" agree-- Chablis"; Wayne Ward, present- people of changes in the immigrstion laws. gram will be eomposition for sor of modern language. prosperous. "in leased by all nations to help ment among nations for Mutual 3 ing Sherwood Anderson's "Dig- py and spite of brass and percussion, "Fanfare raise the world standard of Ii'.- inspection of :irrnaments by "un- 4. An appreciable increase in emery of a Father"; Elisabeth This contest is held every se- a life used in the shadow of the foe the Common Man" 14 Aaron ing. armed aerial sentinels." And he a ropriations for the US. In- giving ie7Wflims Trom mesTer and is now open to iron cortain." Copland. Beethoven's First Sym- Keller the On the domestic front, Mr. again recommended that the Uni- formation agency to strengthen phony will be performed by the Stephen %invent Benet's "John entire student body, with a $50 Dr. Dengler was introduced by Eisenhower found America en- ted Nations persist toward the the MCP of freedom against Corn. group. Brown's Body"; and Dan Knowles, prize for the winner. President John T. %Vahlquist. Joying an "unprecedented peak" goal of reduced armaments, pledg- munist propaganda. Here's Collegiate Senior Facing Graduation Reminsces; Story of Success-- Receives Education, Good Time, Too Modern Day Style By CLARK BIGGS MADISON, Wis. 1UP) Four As graduation nears a senior Analytic Geometry and News- years col- writing us snap electives to fat- Poe* 2 Friday. January II. 1957 ago, David Faik's father tends to reminisce over his - gave him $5,000 and told him lege career what he has done ten the grade-point average. to go to college with it -- what he should have done On the more social side of the Entertainment Saturday, the University of what he should not have done. college education, he look back Highlights Weekend '2.444111iiii014,114111., Wisconsin disclosed how the He usually feels he has re- to see those tremendous fresh- If you have access to a television evening, set Sunday we suggest Hampton, Va.. youth got rich, ceived an education and had a men girls at whom he looked but you tune in at 7 o'clock to Channel I I, KNTV. If you ...44114:4111041i1114. do, you will educated and married with his good time while receiving it. did not act and are now lost find yourself watching several -firsts- in San Jose State and television father's gift. That theory is to study enough forever behind the ring or pin of drama history. Falk came to 'Wisconsin to to retain a B average but not one of the campus hustlers. Our Drama Department wiel produce at that time Christopher study dairy ini.hundrs. In- let it infringe on recreation and And as graduation looms on the Marlowe's -The Tragical History of Dr f ,iu%tus It will be a -live- stead of hoarding hi S5.000, he relaxation. lie is usually sorry horizon most seniors must look 90-minute TV -spectacular,- the first to be ttempted by our am- insented it right assay as the take one more unit he did not out to find khaki as a color in bitious drama personnel down women, for n men's each semester so he could loaf their future. The 'luckier,- -ones The event will. in all, mark the first time that this boarding house. more his senior year be- play has been a little were fortunate enough to have presented on TV, the first time any college or university has presented He began with 24 lodgeni, two fore being thrown to the wolves been called to defend their coun- an hour and a half TV drama and the first time a student has had apartments and a room for him- in the cruel world on the outside. self. He used his extra income try dining the recent 1701kee full charge of set design. But as Sammy Senior is lab- from the house, which he action" in the Far East. The show, which is being presented by the Drama Department re- oring to raise his grade point modeled during the summer. to Altogether, the events which as part of the Centennial Year activities . is produced and directed average to a C average for grad- buy 47 acres of woodland. make up a by Robert I. Guy, assistant professor of drama. Guy's renown in this uation he thinks of those persons college education are After that. Falk divided the unforgettable and make a field needs no further expostulation from us. who, while disguised as friends, lasting oak woods into three sections and impression on students which is All of the settings for the show were designed by Ron Sherriffs. lured him into taking Traffic sold tuo of them. receiving "much of benefit Apparently these settings atz of a complicated design, but from all Management, Music Appreciation, throughout life. more than I paid for the whole indications Sherriffs has done a magnificent job. 47 acres." There may be larger drama departments on the West Coast Then he bought another room- this ELIZABBNIZIP than the one on campus, but it is becoming more and more ob- ing house, repaired it and fill- Trinity vious as the years go by, accompanied by success after success, that ed it up. Next, he traded his the San Jose State Drama Department has established itself along first house for another. COM. Episcopal Church side of the very best. lag out with a good cash pro- Let's 11 NORTH SECOND STREET , While on the subject of the fine arts, we might just remind you fit on the deal. MAJOR CONTRIBUTION Dr. EIMMi las Panagopoulos, as- that another spectacular- production gets underway tonight at 8:15 Now 21 years sistant professor history, has, according to the editors of the 8:00 sm. Holy Communion old, Falk has be- 930 a.m. family Servicas o'clock. By now, nearly everyone must be familiar w:th "American Historical Review," made a "major contribution to the the name and gun selling out before he is grad- understanding and knowledge of one of our founding fathers," with nut, II :00 cm. Morning Prayer plot of the 1957 edition of Revelries, -Red Tape.- uated. his recent discovers of 112 pages of notes ss ritten in 1776 by 20- and Sermon Manny year-old Alexander Hamilton. The play, written by Correa and Bob Montilla, and pro- His only black mark at the 1Holy COMMUni011 and Sermon duced and directed by Montilla, features an all-star, all-student cast. university was a "D" he got in .11u reit on Put Sunday of Month) Besides offering a lot of chuckles, the show will prove just how talented one course. The subject real History Professor Discovers Special mid-week Correnvnion SOIV. our fellow students are. estate. ice for Episcopal students every On Wednesday at 7:30 LT. HAVENLY FOODS 1776 Writings by A. Hamilton 4 P.M. Confirmation, Bishop Blank Dr. Eparninondas Panagopou- tribution, Dr. Panagopoislos has Have you tried our Canterbury Club los, assistant professor of history, been chosen to to.rse on the CHEF'S SPECIAL About Those Flicks Sunday Jan, 13, 7:30 p.m. Youth Center, a native of Greece and one of Congressional Alexander Illam- ' Speaker: Richard Byfild followed STEAK DINNER 1.85 that country's most highly hon- ilton Bis ente I ("ssion By DICK O'CONNOR by "Sinqsperation." 9:30 p.m. ored war heroes, has discovered Advisory Committee. For a man about to be turned stay in this "out west harem" hosting Campus Religious Groups Bsyskons N. of Julian C 6E: 112 pages of notes written by then ,A.Emrfrowszwzmnrsrr, into a pumpkin by the first rain. until the first rain. Such honors are nothing new Alexander Hamilton Sugar Daddy Clark Gable doesn't Clark, the King in the 20's, 20-year-old to this soft-spoken man who took in 1776. act worried. a Jack in the 31Y4, perhaps time out from his studies at the The King wallows in beauties equal to a seven in the 40's Editors of the "American His- University of Athens during Life's Right Review" call the find a with I as the title "The King and Four and no better than a duet... now, torical World War II to help rid Greece "major contribution to the un- of Mussolini's invading armies. BETHEL I Queens indicates. C. Gable is makes hay until the rains. CHURCH Sharp Sight! I getting old for that sort of thing. For entertainment the flick is derstanding and knowledge of He won the Golden Medal for -ASSEMBLY OF GOD" The four queens are exactly great. There is no serious acting one of our founding fathers." Gallantry, his country's highest For a wide selection of frames 224 MERIDIAN ROAD that. There b. at leant one to but then Gable never was ac- Dr. Panagopoulos will an- decoration, for his war efforts. and expert visual care see please the most discriminating cused of that sort of thing any- nounce his discovery in an es- 'COURAGE AND BRAVERY' A CHURCH WITH YOUTH IN MIND DR. CHENNELL of flick-viewers. way. say to appear in this month's Dr. Panagopoulos won this med- Maybe it would the passion- Top billing should go to that Issue rit the magazine. The es- al, the equivalent of our Con- be SERVICES: OPTOMETRIST ate Spanish lass who says "Every- blonde we mentioned in 1 he say will include his analysis gressional Medal of Honor, in 254 S. 2nd CV 5-2747 thing I have is yours." eighth paragraph. of the Hamilton notes. 1940. During a pitched battle for Adjusted SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:30 A.M. Glasses Clod/y She Dr. Panagopoulos made his dis- a vital enemy-held area. his ci- Or possibly the quiet blonde would be a doll in the WORSHIP SERVICE I I :00 A.M. that accompanies the King to the San Jose State Revelries. The covery in the Library of Con- tation reads, he "showed incom- well for water. The all day trip only thing that would stop her gress. The notes were written in parable courage and braved heavy YOUTH MEETING 6:30 P.M. Hamilton Best work in town that results in about 10 gallons would he college entrance re- a pay book that young enemy machine-gun fire to suc- EVANGELISTIC SERVICE 7:30 P.M. quirements. kept while he seryed as a cap- cessfully outflank and occupy en- of water and distance traveled of BETHEL MEMORIES-8:30 A.M. SUNDAY KEEN I470 on all laundry about 500 yards draws the sus- They could produce Revelries tain of artillery dining the Rev- emy positions." olutionary War. They show where While he was occupying at: picion of the mother "hen". in a grade school and the same THOMAS G. SUTTON Pastor and cleaning thing, intelligence, would exclude he got much of his information these positions he captured 10 After long and careful and many of his ideas. And they mortars, 19 machine-guns and she emotes the classic her. thought include a detailed commentary 50 prisoners. This in spite of line "You two couldn't have She dances very well and sings on current events, as well as injuries that included a broken Laundre-Brite getting water hat some. About as close to the right been all t comments and interpretations of Jan and a marhine-gun bullet time." Smart girl for an old key as "Princess Grace" does on FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH "True Love." the books he read. in his lung. Clean-Rite timer. Dr: Panagopoulos won a battle- Two Blocks from Campus 2nd and San Antonio Top acting performance in this IMPORTANT NOTES IV discount to students Then there is Dorothy Parker field promotion on the spot. And desert island goes western thing "The notes," Dr. Panagopoulos on all finished laundry as the conni\ ing redhead. A queen he was later promoted to SUNDAY SERVICES is turned in by Jo Van Fleet as said, "are very important. They major. among queens. this witty girl has ACTUALLY A SCHOLAR _Plenty of free parking the mother will help us to figure out where 11:00 MORNING all the angles normally alioted to But he is not a soldier. Ile WORSHIP available in rear. Hamilton got his political and Is a female of the species. The thing that most viewers a scholar. So, when Greece was -NG-1 SERVICE- economic theories. And they will Last but not least there is the will remember is the utter dis- free once again, he Loundre-Brite Clean-Rife provide us with many insights returned to Dr. Clarence Sands Minister blonde. Last for no particular dain for clothes snown by the the University of Athens, where into the workings of his mind." 609 SOUTH FIRST reason and least in no way, this blonde. Run, students, do not he had received a law degree in "A Cordial Invitation for Every Sunday" girl is the reason for the term walk. In recognition of this con- 1940. and in 1946 was awarded "stacked deck", She is that. his M.A. in economics and politi- TRI-C COLLEGE AGE FELLOWSHIP thing that cal science. The plot, a flimsy LIME MAN UN LAMPUS by Dick Bibler SUNDAY Is not allowed to bother the In September of that year 9:30 Leader:hip Seminar audience, tells of the four he came to the United States Fall Quarter: "Archaeology and Anthropology" queens and their protector. and enrolled at the University 6:00--TRI-C Club Tim* It seems a of Chicago, where he earned a blast in a church Ph.D. In American History In kills three of the 1932. husbands of the But Dr. Panagopoulos did not four queens. One spend all his time studying while escapes. St the University. He also wooed All of the four and won another student. Her Wesley Foundation rare sons of the name is Beata, and she too is a The Methodist student cantor in San Jose Serves Fine Food "hen." She feels native of Athens. They now have two children, Peter, 6, 24 N. FIFTH STREET CY 4.7254 Seven Days a Week that because the and Beata. identity of the 3, and they make their home in Santa Clara, CORDIALLY Breakfast - Lunck - Dinner one brother not INVITES YOU TO Killed in the explosion is unknown, PARTICIPATE IN ITS WEEKEND ACTIVITIES all four wives should stay and 1610 E. SANTA CLARA wait for his return. 9,30 A.M. College Class led by Dr. Harold Crain. 33rd 5 34th Spartan Daily Between He doesn't, but along comes Topic: -Immortality." All are invited Clark. He is informed that he can San Jose State College Entered as second class matter 6 00 P.M Snack Supper, 35 cents. in Wesley Hall. No April 24, 1934. at San Jose, Calif.. reservation needed. under the a,-t of March 3, 1879, Applications For Elementary Teaching Positions Member California Newspaper Pub- 7_O0 P.M. "Conflicts in Religious Thought." Panel Iƒshess Association. discussion by students. Kindergarten 6th Grade Published daily by the Associated Students of San Jose State College, DIRECTOR: DICK in the San Jose Unified School District except Saturday end Sunday, during INGRAHAM, B.D. the college year with ono issue dur- are now being received. ing each final examination period. Regular General California Teaching Subscriptions iv-coaled only CM Elementary remainderoi-srhool year basis. In fall semester, $3; in Spring semester, $130. CONTACT CURTIS DAVIS, Asst. Supt. ijusT Ow STUDENT TO POSE' Fog MI55 Lam SEEMS A Telephone: CYpress 44414--Edi. ROGER WILLIAMS FELLOWSHIP STUF10 RUMOZ. 60T AROUND WE WERENT tonal, Ent. 210: Advertising Dept. The Baptist Student Center in Son Jose 408 Almaden Ave. CY 3-5303 HAVIN4 CLASS /VOW' Eat. 211. 10TH 5 SAN Koss of the Globe Printing Co., FERNANDO I CY 5 2035 United Press Telegraphic Tabloids 1445 South first St., San Jose, Calif. CORDIALLY INVITES HARTFORD, Conn. CUP) -- A There has been a rash of liquor YOU TO .701. (Lied 1oni911 JOHN EKsjEtrINGER man dashed into Lou Wellins' store holdup shootings in this Ilusinass Manor., PARTICIPATE IN ITS SUNDAY ACTIVITIES serve PIE . liquor store Tuesday and gasped: area. JACK ERICKSON "Gimme a fifth of whiskey, Day Editor 8:50 a.m. Choraleers lead in worship. . quick." GREENWICH, Conn., (11P) 9:50 a.m. Fellowsi.ip, Breakfast, "What's the big rush?" Wel- Judge John Knox sald he was Bible Study. lins asked as he handed him the happy to correct an error he made 6:00 p.m. Roger Williams Supper. Chailerion bottle. 15 months ego. He credited a 000,..069 6:30 p.m. Evening Worship, Speaker: Champtun Wa htngton. 221 SO SECOND ST. The customer answered as he $5 overrharet-ors-a-A-runkentuw- 11ƒ =4. 40. MIN ƒ door: "Just don't fine to new Iwo &&&&& in College Housing." CY 4-3717 ran for the the prisoner's want to get shot, that's all." for disorderly conduct. McPherson, SJS Team Hope History Repeats
At - * * * * * I PATRONIZE YOUR he Lons,i Peps li'oes ck L ADVERTISERS ih- Matmen In PA-AAU Junior Meet ett Of Traveling Fivei CAR WASH of Nlentbers of Coach Walt Mc- league play. T h e Waves have Approv 6 Mini. S rvic Unbeaten Wrestlers Vie Pherson's varsity cage team are never won in the ('BA. having lost AUTOMATIC CAR WASH CO. hoping history will repeat itself 16 in a row tall 14 last year and 77 S. MONTGOMERY ST. he In tonight and tomorrow when they two this season I Open Deily Suede, A.M. Berkeley Tourney meet I.oyola and Pepperdine. In contrast to the Lions* slow- II Just :dead this time last year Still unbeaten, the San Jose win for the locals and the first down play. the Waves are a run- U.S the Spartans made a similar trip State wrestling team will com- loss for the Olympians. Next duel and-shoot organi/ation. cut from iVP south to meet these teams. On For the Dance . . . pete in the Pacific Association- meet for the Raider wranglers the Midwestern mold. Unfortu- In- that jaunt the cagers defeated Amateur Athletic Association will be against Santa .Clara Tues- nately, that is where the compari- Pepperdine. 80-66, and came back A lovely Junior Wrestling Tournament at day night. son ends. the following evening to upset Berkeley YMCA tomorrow. The win over the Olympic Club The Waves, owners of a 2-23 re- ch Loyola. 45-41. -ilk Corsage Wednesday night the Spartan proved to be a case of superior cord in 1956. will field a starting ire McPherson is expected to open grapplers continued a win skein manpower as the Olympians were lineup of Fred Nightingale 46-31 ng tonight's contest with the same from that has now reached four unable to provide competition for and John Nasser (6-6) at for- is quintet that drubbed the Waves, matches and tournaments. San Jose in three weight divi- wards; Jack Crowther 16-5) 80-54. here last Saturday. That at BAKMAS sions. center. and the Taylors. George Latest victims of Coach Hugh would he Art Powell (6-2) and HOUSE OF FLOWERS 31undo'si team was the strong Winning the easy way for (6-2I and Mack (6-11 at guards. Sun JI1415 were George Sanders Gil Egeland (6-3) at forwards: 10th & Santa Clara CY 2-0462 Olympic Chub squad. The OC Mary Branstrom (6-7i at center; Much of the Waves' In the 130-imrund class, Bon strength leans went down to defeat by and Eddie Diaz (5-111 and Don is bound up in the injured ankle Phillip. at 171 pound% and 1111At4 a 23-13 margin at spades (5-10) at guards. of Mack Taylor. When well Carnilleei in t heatyytkeight Rye pti,, tom. Last season the Raiders dumped Ii) the opening of ('BA play - II marked the second duel meet on the strength of was scoring at a With a 15 point edge in those the Lions 26-plus chi some great rebounding by Brand- but has slowed considerably sin FREE GAS three bouts the Spartans were strom. The big pivotman has been the injury. Ikt hit for 18 again- never headed. Open at I P.M. off lately, but Powell's recent Santa Clara in the Waves' open Top match of the meet was Dine by candlelight af the show of board control will help ing 54-84 loss, hut was cut (km, the 167-pound battle between San 6` Off considerably. T h e high-jumping to only four by defer,. HOUSE of PIZZA Jose's Ken Spagnola and peren- points the San Diegan also is beginning to of the Spartans' Rye. Per Gallon Delicious Goodies nial grappler Dr. M. A. Northrup find the basket with more fre- We give absolutely free a dis- 395 Almaden Ave. CV 7-9908 of the Olympic Club. The other Taylor, who is no Near the Cc Auditorium quency- hitting for 30 points in count of 6C in rash on every Dr. Northrup. a 20-year phis relation, received mention for the the past three games. gallon of gasoline if you buy veteran of the mat sport, was All-CBA selections last season, but Diaz. the CBA's eight scorer, 'e at one wrestling before Spagnola was has failed to live up to expecta- 6 and Egeland. who hit for 17 ACELAUNDERETTE born and should Noe stopped tions this year. WASH ETTE against the Waves, are expected GUARANTEED before he met the local lad. Vi'a,lled Dr yd di Folded to provide much of the scoring Nightingale, Nasser and Crow- MAJOR GAS Spagnola pinned Northrup in punch. ther, while all big men, have 60c a tub 4:57 to add another five points STARTING SPARTAN Mary Branstrom. San Jose State's 6-foot, not 200o Off on All Oils Da,ly 8 a fr io 6 p 7-inch Junior, gets the starting call at center tonight when the San Jose opens its two-day ex- to the SJS total; handled the backboard chores as Corner 8th & William CT 3-7221 Spartans face a strong Loyola Dye in Los Angeles. The Spartan% cursion tonight at Loyola, against 2000 The only other competitive vic- remain in the City of Smog for a Saturday night date with George well as their mentor Robert STATION a Lion five, loaded with veterans. tory for the Spartans came when Pepperdine College. Both contest* Sr.- Californie Basketball Arum (Duck) 4th & William Sts. Coach Bill Donovan h a s been Dowell would like. Lynn Brooks took a decision from affairs. &IS is tied with Loyola for thirst place and already hate posted an 80-54 victory over Pepperdine. starting five let4ermen regularly. A&M Auto Repair Bob Morgan of the visitors in the three of whom were starters last General Auto Repair I47-pound division. season. Hyd,ts Sper,Ity The OC team took 137, 152 At the forward posts will be Student Rates CY 5 4247 and 191 pound bouts. Pete N'os- Garnet Brown (6-3) and Bill Mc- TONIGHT, TOMORROW and Jan. 17. 18 & 19 456 E. San Salvador San Joss stet% 137 pound division pinned Benederet ../50:100000 SJS'ts L. D. Bennett. Don Scrim- cpciet,:$ Mahon (6-41. Dick cpaptatt (6-31 will get the call at center ger decinioned Dale Dolg of the Kev- Spartans at 137, and In another and at guards will be Chuck Callaway's Crystal Daily Report on Spartan Athletics ely (6-01 and Gene Pingatore RED T PE top match, Oil Newcomb, pinned Creamery (6-0). Bill Slides of San Jose at 01 Friday, January I I, 1957 SPARTAN DAILY Page 31 - ,.; 5 t, Lunch, poundx. Brown currently is second high The Centennial Revelries scorer in the league with a 19.0 7th & E. Santa Clore ; average. The other two tall men --Benederet and McMahon have Team Positions on Line During fallen below their 1956 averages. but both work the boards well ROLLERLAND llenederet was chosen on the LOU'S VILLAGE 1060 THE ALAMEDA Nine-Bout All-College Tourney AII-CBA second team last year. CY 2-3292 when he compiled a 15.8 average. (Continued from page 1) compete in the tourney because will know where they stand. The Lions are expected to play S pecta1 tirtier.1 suitable competition, will complete Saturday night wants to have, he has to get by of no The a deliberate, ball-control type of the team's starting 132 lb. bout slate: Stroud. This is a difficult job for be game, not unlike the Spartans. representative. For the tourney, 119 lbs--Bob Tafoyn vs. Massey anyone. Stroud uses an unusual They stick to the straight stuff 1.50 Riff Maramonte and Frank Utsunomiya style which is so unorthodox that for the most part and are regarded Includes entree. salad Castillo will he the contenders 125 lbs Pete Chmeroa vs. John his opponents ofttimes become as good shooting club. coffee, dessert tosses his punches in the 152-1b. class. Both are Hernandez Thus far in CBA play, the lions frustrated. He 1465 W. SAN CARLOS with a relentlessness that keeps good boxers though not in the 132 Ihtt RIff Maramonte vs. have won one and lost one, and class of the former National Frank Castillo for third place with San the pressure on his man all the are tied AAU ranncr-up, Akana. lbs Ai Julian vs. Stu Ru- time. They come overhand, un- 139 Jose. College of the Pacific and Rounding out the program will bins. derhand or anyway he can get University of San Francisco. be a 156-1b. go between Roland Montgomery vs. All Dry Cleaning Laundry Service them off. 147 Ihn lack They opened CBA play with a Dalten and Jim Arman and a 165. 111'elvin Stroud Montgomery hits hard and 71-67 victory over Fresno State, In by 9:00 Out at 5:00 lb. bout with Don Ruff and Jack 156 lbs Roland Dalton vs. Jim with Brown dropping in 26 points FEATURING SPECIAL could stop Stroud but he has NO EXTRA COST Duignan contending. Armen for high honors. Last Saturday RATES TO COLLEGE shown In past performance* not 165 Ibie--Don Ruff vs. Jack Dui- they traveled to Stockton where Watch window for weekly GROUPS the ability to take a punch. TWO-MINUTE ROUNDS special can gnan a hot COP squad defeated them. Stroud, on the other hand, Unlike the Novice tourney, the 1bn tack ('uusulidgu s n. Fred take quite a bit and it takes 138 84-67. rounds will be of two-minute dur- Burson If the Spartans can get past Golden 11-est more than a little to stop his ation. Scores will be announced Hut Ai set erino vs. Jim Loyola, they should have k's DRY CLEANERS - Show Slate- windmill punches. The bout between rounds so fans and boxers Jacques trouble with Pepperdine club, wit., still rates a tossup. BACHELOR LAUNDRY SERVICE continue their losing ways in STUDIO Heavyweight opponents, Al Se- 75 - 29 SO. THIRD STREET CYpress 2-1052 verino and Jim Jacques ought to Two Exciting Features put on a good show. Severino, a Buzz Ulrey Tops Frosh Weekend Sports -ARO Cat rSiott I Doris Day L,:uis Jourdan real veteran, would be rated a Illteeture gum favorite off gym performances "Don't look here, Barry Sullivan Frank Lovejoy big Schedule not especially but Jacques, who is Basketball Scoring Race Weekend Sport, bedttle Our customers workouts, seems to Im- classy in TODAY: aren't when he gets in the ring. BUZZ Ulrey tops San Jose State Hartnell College, East Contra Cos- the hit "JULIE" prove Basketball, San Jose at Loyola. Jacques has appeared freshman scoring as the Sparta- ta J.C. and San Jose J.C. In the past Wrestling, San Jose Frosh and run type!" off a babes prepare to face Santa Clara In the latter contest, the trash at much like a guy letting S.F. State, Js, 4:3(1 p.m. "REPRISAL!" lot of pent-up steam. If he gets High Taesday night in an effort were held to only 11 field goals despite to snap their four-game losing and was forced to rely on free TOMORROW: ELLIS Guy Madison Felicia F rr going, he could win it, Basketball, Sun Jose at Pepper- in experi- streak. throws to say anywhere near the Severino's advantage dine. SERVICE SENTER ence. The game will be a preliminary Jaguars. sTATS (8 games) Wrestling, San Jose Crosh at COOLIDGE 'RING TIGER' to the California Basketball Assn. SEASON 31 SO. FOURTH CT 2.5335 PLAYER SG FTA FT Ph Awe YMCA Jr. Tournament, Berkeley, 25 CALIFORNIA Jack Coolidge. another tiger in test between San Jose and Fresno Wray 30 33 11 79 9 It) a.m. THE KING AND ring, leaves his customary State. the St*inbach 22 34 74 61 04 Bolting, 18th annual All-College 1114’,..W.W.ele’,V.W.S.S.:5: WrIerrie.WelerWele Werterie Seehr FOUR QUEENS" 165-1b. division to take on 178- Ulrey, who played six games usia 21 34 23 67 S Tourntunent. Clark G ble Ele nor Paler pounder Fred Burson. Coolidge for the fresh before entering the Wiphtmon 72 tS 53 6 6 lair 13 33 14 40 S _ should he an easy winner even service two years ago, has "THE BOSS" hit Z ballos II 22 13 35 4 4 /Au 7/ Zhe . . . though he is not the better boxer. 30 field goals and 19 of 33 from St;iiseell 10 4 1 21 1.0 s. - With Coolidge, It Is simply the charity line for a 9.9 point Smith 10 3 3 22 20 1 9 4 II Fresno State matter of being able to hit like per game average in eight tilts. Canspboll TOWNE 4 7 4 12 2.0 MAUER'S CAFETERIA a nuclear weapon. Menendez In facing the Panthers, t he Stroud 2 6 3 1 6 "THE PROUD AND THE he thought 1.§ii See end % has opined that 0S Lists Schedule Buy What You Like BEAUTIFUL" frosh will encounter no soft touch. Jackson 1 6 0 Coolidge was behind on points Dean hcesar 0 4 3 ii - ALS" Giles, a former SJS hoop 1 2 1 FRESNO (UPI The Fres- ComplelueDinners OPEN We Spec ialite In every bout he had innt :sear. Mann 6 "KINSEY REPORT ON LOVI" great. has one of the better prep Totals III 207 123 OS 03 1 no State College Athletic Control Just 7 DAYS A WEEK In Homem d :i.k. Despite this, he won eight, all .1 Student Rahn teams in the area, spearheaded Onesn Ms III MI III SOP 63.6 Board yesterday approved a 10- 1.00 to 1.50 I I:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Desserts by knockouts. losing but one. by three veterans. game football schedule for the I Burson could nab the bout if 175 SOUTH FIRST ACROSS FROM KRESS . Bob Lister (6-31 and Larry 1957 season. I ,e,..,...... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,...... ,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,...... ,...... ,..,..,,,,woow,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .... SARATOGA he is able to stay away from a Better Late Than Never The Bulldogs will open Guilford (6-41 both are juniors the sea- "YOU CAN'T RUN Coolidge haymaker. This has only BUFFALO. N. Y. (UP) .- Wil- son at home against a newcomer but have been first stringers since AWAY FROM IT been done once before. however, Ham H. Schv, ',ger left his watch the schedule. Montana their freshman years. Lister top- to State of June Allyson Jack Lernroon and Burson probably will go the on a train. lb. prized it highly, the Rocky Mountain Conference. ped the Santa Clara Valley Ath- STATE MEAT MARKET also way of most Coolidge opponents, but extensive search and adver- letic League last year with a on Sept. 21. ' THE HARDER THEY FALL to the canvas. tising didn't bring it back. Other home games are San WHOLESALE - RETAIL MEAT & POULTRY 17.3 per game mark. Ron Cachopo All. ROUTS CLOSE It Came Tuesday by mail also started last year. Diego Marines. Oct 5: San Diego In the lighter weights, Bob Ta- 10 years later State. Nov. 2; Brigham Young Leg of Lamb 59c EL RANCHO foya and Massey Utsonomiya go Spartababe mentor Jerry Vroom "I couldn't vett tell where the University, Nov. 9, and San Jose "SHARK FIGHTERS" at 119-lbs. and Pete Cisneros still is looking for the proper package was mailed f r om," State, Nov. 23. Out of town con- Chuck Roast, well-trimmed 39e V,cfor 3.441u, Karen St I shoots for the 125 lb. berth starting unit. Lone &IS wins have Schwinger said. "But I want to tests are College of Pacific, Sept. against John Ifernandez. Like the been over Monterey Peninsula thank the person who returned 28; San Francisco State, Oct. 11; Veal Chops 4 Sc "YOU CAN'T RUN AWAY aforementioned matches, both College and Bellarmine Prep. my watch. Getting it back made California State Polytechnic. Oct. FROM IT betas- Mould prove close. while the yearlings have bowed yesterday one of the happiest days 150 E SANTA CLARA June Ally on Jack Lerornon 19: University of Idaho. Oct. 26, Nick. AlU11111. is ho 5511! not to Stanford, USF, Menlo College. of my life." and Univers.ty of Hawaii. Nov. 2.3.
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Page 4 SPARTAN DAILY Friday. January I I, 1957 ()rioceis Plan Music Dept. Schedules Drama Prof Named For Fun Night This Erening Annual Reading Session Mcre than 125 musk educators from the Bay Area will attend Spartan Oriocel. Ed Journal Editor special interest the third annual music materials reading session Saturday, Jan. 19, club for students of Oriental back- Dr. James H. Clancy, professor of drama, has been named editor sponsored by the San Jose State College Music Department. Educational Theater Journal, national publication for secondary ground. plans a "fun night" this The reading sess,ons will be open to the public as well as musk of the evening from 8-12 o'clock in and college level educators in the drama field. Associate editor for hvo Room educators. Both new and standard compositions for band, orchestra 23 of the Women's Gym.. years he is the first editor representing the West Coast educational and choir will be performed during t h e clinic, according to Dr. Elections for next semester's theater. Forrest J. Baird, associate refet:or of music and general chairman officers will be followed by games - - The Journal was begun eight years ago as parf of the Quarterly -*of the event. and folk dancing. according to Journal of Speech, published by the National Speech Association. If Highlight of the program will Mas Hashimoto. group president. became a separate publication Foresters. See be a demonstration of band re- Admission will be 10 cents for when the need became apparent hearsal techniques to be held in members and 25 for a special magazine to accom- cents for others. Burned Area the Concert Hall of the Music modate the increasing interest in Building from 3:30 to 5 p.m. The The Forest educational theater. Protection Class of Santa Clara County Honor Band, I Vets Transferring Allen Jacobs. associate professor Dr. Clancy was awarded his composed of 80 student musicians of botany. will B.A. degree at SJS in 1935 and Korean Veterans who are take a field trip from high schools in Santa Clara tomorrow to a burned area in began teaching here in 1936, re- planning to transfer to another County. will perform under the the Santa Cruz Mountains, four ceiving his M.A. two years late, school at the end of the fall direction of Glenn C. Bainum, miles south of Watterman Gap. and his doctorate in 1947. both semester should notify the Kor- professor emeritus, Northwestern from Stanford. He has been teach- ean Veterans Office as soon as About 49 students will take the University. Professor Bainum is a trip, Jacobs ing since then. except for his possible. according to Mrs. Sue said. They will leave noted arranger, composer, a n d Sonya, the her of "Red Tape," ii kWh military service from 1942-1945. Rankin. secretary. A change of campus at 8 a.m. and return about guest conductor. TENSE MOMENT-When 1 p.m. The area. about 100 square opens at 8:15 p.m. tonight In Morris Dailey Auditorium, threatens He taught drama for two sum- place of training form must be The first session will begin at to expose three Con tttttt nist spies. the trio threatens her with a knife. mers at Stanford. submitted to the Veterans Ad- acres, was burned earlier this 9 a.m. in Room M 125, when Members of the east, left to right, are Jim Dunn, Bob Gordon, Bar- semester. The new editor has had stage ministration before transferring William J. Erlendson, associate bara Norton and Don West. experience in stock companies to another institution. A .reduc- Jacobs' class pre v iously visited professor of music, will direct and in various college and uni- tion in training allowance will the Santa Clara County Head- the A Capella Choir. W. Gibson versity campus productions, both occur If this deadline is not met. quarters of the California Divi- Walters will conduct the SJS Pinnings, Engagements, In acting and directing. His latest sion of Forestry at Morgan Hill. Symphony Orchestra beginning at ; production was "Shadow and Sub- The botany professor said this 10:45 a.m. a. * stance, this semester. Miss Koeck Voted Is one of the best, most well- A band materials demonstration DR. JAMES H. CLANCY equipped forest protection units will be performed under the di- Marriages Announced ... Drama Editor Nurse President in the state. rection of Roger Muzzy, assistant BEAN-DAVISON revealed the engagement of Kappa professor of music and marching History Students The San Jose State College On the trip the group learned The former'Mona Gail Bean and Delta Mary Anne Simas to Joseph band director. Student Nurses Association re- four different phases of forest Don Davison were married Dec. Smith, senior chemistry major. Present Findings protection from Annual AWS cently elected new officers to Head Ranger 8 in Memorial Chapel. Davison, Miss Simas is a senior librarian- George Britton and his force. Ann Myren and Robert Beck, sem e until February. 1958. Caro- Interviews Slated from Santa Barbara, is a junior ship major. From Cupertino, These included dispatching. wea- Upsilon Tea Postponed graduate history students, pre- lyn Koeck will act as president advertising major. lie is a mem- Smith is a member of Phi ther, equipment and range sented their findings on the of the group.. im- By Organizations ber of VFW. The bride is a grad- Pi, chemistry fraternity. provement. uate of Chapman College and at relationship of the voting records Other new officers are Sheila Four organizations, Skinner & STEPRENSON-CAPPEZZOLI 'Til Springtime present is employed as a lab tech- and personal interests of Con- Tordt, vice president; Carol 'hip- Hammond, certified public ac- doll dressed as a cowboy re- The Faculty Women's and Stu- nician at the County Hospital. A gressmen from New York and the per, secretary; Nancy Namba. Final Interviews Set countants, Owens-Corning Fiber- vealed the engagement of Janis dent's Tea. scheduled for Jan. 16. She is from San Jose. Middle West during the period treasurer; Joan Princehouse, his- glas. U.S. Naval Ordinance Labs. to Marlin Stephenson has been postponed and added as Jan. 15 has been set as the NICHOLS-DRAVLAND Capezzoli from 1875 to 1900 at last night's torian: Jean Jett. program chair- and U.S. Naval Test Stations will at the Theta house. Miss Capezzoli a function in Women's Week, final date for student-adviser in- Bob Nichols, Delta Sigma Phi, meeting of Phi Alpha Theta. na- man: Judy Hunter, general chair- conduct campus interviews next major from March 4-8. according to Louann terviews f o r students seeking announced his pinning to Sharon Is a senior education tional honorary history fraternity. man; Pat Murphy, social chair- week. Standish and Stephenson is a pro- Marian', AWS publicity chairman. teacher-education approval this Dravland Saturday night at the Miss Myron and Beck are mem- man; and Wanda Gipson. publi- semester. Appointments for these Skinner & Hammond, a San fessional cowboy from Braggs, AWS is sponsoring one girl for fraternity's annual Carnation Ball. bers of Dr. Jackson T. Main's sem- city chairman. interviews must be made through Francisco concern. will screen sen- Okla. Spartacamp and all interested are Miss Dravland is a freshman edu- inar class in United States his The student nurses are planning the Credentials Office. Room 120, iors Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. to asked to write a statement why cation major from Mission San WOLVERTON-BRANHAM tory. which has been investigat- a banquet to be held soon after according 4:30 p.m. They will be interested to Marie S. Kaltenborn, Jose. Nichols is a senior adverti- announced her they would like to attend and ing this problem. the new semester begins. in accountants. Muriel Branham credentials secretary. sing major from Chico. turn it in to Mrs. Pritchard's of- Owen s-Corning Fiberglas of engagement to Chuck Wolverton NISWANDER-THOMPSON fice, Room 118, by noon, Friday. Santa Clara will seek persons at the Theta house by passing A Dec. 22 marriage a t St. Jan. 11. with backgrounding in mechanical. candy. Miss Branham is a senior Peter's Episcopal Church in Red- Plans now are underway for Queen Elizabeth Selects Chancellor, electrical, and civil engineering. interior decoration major tom San wood City united Jan Thompson, Women's Week. to be held this industrial a r t s, a Francisco. Wolverton, Theta Chi n d industrial Alpha Chi Omega. and Larry Nis- year between March 4 and 8. Ap- technology. from San Jose, is a senior mechan- Harold MacMillan, Prime wander. The new Mrs. Niswander ical engineering major at Stan- plications are being accepted for Munster U.S. Naval ordinance Labs. lo- LONDON, - (UP) - Harold offered him the post of Prime is a senior K.P. major from Red- chairman of the fashion show and after a chapter of failure and tie- cated in Corona, Calif.. and U.S. ford. MacMillan was named Prime Min- Minister anl First Lord of the feat--Churchill wood City. Niswander, stationed tea. the chapel service, aquacade, succeeding the ap- Naval Test Stations, situated at YOHE-EWING Treasury. at Fort Ord, formerly was an and also sign-ups for helping with later of England to succeed Sir peasement of Neville Chamberlain Pasadena and China Lake, Calif., engineering student at Cal Poly,. A toast by her father revealed publicity for the event. Anthony Eden Thursday. KISSES ROYAL HANDS a n d MacMillan succeeding the will interview both Thursday and OERTEL-HAYDEN the engagement of Dawn Ewing, MacMillan, 62-year-old former "Mr. MacMillan accepted Her failure of Suez. Friday from 9:30 am. to 4:30 p.m. AWS will not meet Jan. 16. The engagement of Shirley Hay- senior journalism student, to Gene Chancellor of the Exchequer and , Majesty's offer and kissed her Like Churchill, MacMillan is den, senior G.E. major from Pet- Yohe, UCLA senior. Both from favorite of right wing consena- r hands upon his appointment." an individualist. (' hurchil l's aluma, and Bob Oertal, a Peta- Los Angeles, the couple has set tnes, was asked to form a new The decision to name a Prime weakness has cigars. MacMil- 'Flying Five' luma rancher, was announced Jan. Ed Prof To Attend government by Queen Elizabeth dress. He wears no wedding date yet. While at Minister belongs to the Queen lan's Is dandy 7. Miss Hayden is student teach- II during a visit to Buckingham alone. But usually she picks turn-of-t h e-century waistcoats Los Angeles Valley College, Miss ing in San Carlos. The couple plan Palace yesterday afternoon. a man who can muster a major- and a walrus mustache, and he Really Pledges Executive Meeting a June wedding. Ewing was affiliated with Beta Thus. Just about 18 hours af- ity of the house of commons. combs his thick, graying hair The five young gentlemen "fly- Dr. Henry C. Meckel. professor SMITH-SIMAS Phi Gamma. Yohe is a mechanical ter Eden stepped down for rea- In this case, with the conser- over the ears. ing" about campus with bright red of education, will leave for San Chocolates, a candle and a ring engineering student. sons of health, the dapper son vatives holding a 58-seat edge in Churchill was the last elder and white propellers on their Francisco today to attend a meet- heads are the new pledges of of an American mother was the house, she chose MacMillan statesman consulted by the Queen ing of the Executive Committee of given the job of restoring Bri- because he seemed able to rally this morning before she sent the Alpha Eta Rho. San Jose State the California School Supervisors flying fraternity, according to Methodists Begin tain's prestige and economic sta- fellow party members behind his royal summons to MacMillan. Psi his Hold Association. Jerry Miller, vice president. bility after the Suez debacle. policies. MOMENTARY MYSTERY Dr. Meekel is this year's editor A formal initiation and dinner Weekend Retreat His rise to political prominence RIGHT WING VICTORY When the chancellor was spot- of "The California School Super- Panel Tonight came oaly alter World War IL MacMillan's appointment was- ridng -into oun a ton, et odis visor." the organization's publi- ators tomorrow night, Miller said. Selection, placement The jaunty MacMillan was victory for the right wing conser- at 1:50 p.m. (5:50 a.m. PST1, no student center, will hold a retreat and de- cation The initiation will be conducted picked over the other favorite vatives. who rejected Butler be- one in the waiting crowd knew at Pacific Grove this weekend, velopment of personnel in industry at the old Little Theater at 6 - - contender for the job. R. A. But- cause of his opposition to the whether beginning thjs evening and end- will be the subject of a panel dis- he would come out as o'clock. Lou's Village will be the ler, 53. Lord Privy Seal and ma- Suez invasion. Prime Minister. ing Sunday afternoon, to plan next cussion featured at tonight's meet- setting for t h e dinner, which , jority leader of the house of semester's program. ing of Psi Chi, national psychology In the same upstairs room But at No. 11 Downing Street, starts at 7:30 o'clock. Dancing commons. Right wing conserva- Volleyball and other recreation- honorary society. of the Palace where Eden laid the chancellor's residence nest is to follow. tives h opposed Butler on al activities, along with plans to tkissified a d doh ti his office last night. Mac- door to the Prime Minister's T h e propeller-driven students The meeting. taking place at grounds he was "soft" in dealing attend movies will highlight the 7:30 p.m. Millan carried out the ancient residence at No. 10, it was ap- are Duane Bright, John Crone, will be held at the (1)1: lit with Egypt over the Suez crisis. weekend program. Gary cere ttttt ny of kissing the Queen's parent that NlacMfIlan's wife John Fulton, Bob Tice and George Butler, home of Josephine Browlow, ac- president. is in charge of the Amy Race. Select residence district. RIDES WITH ('BAFFLER hands in homage this afternoon. and daughter already k new. Wolfe. cording to Donald Staight, pub- weekend program. Charles $23 a mo. CY 2-5077. Kitchen priv. MacMillan rode to Buckingham Just 21 months ago, in that Through a window they watched Sprick licity chairman. Palace to receive the mandate his departure, smiling and proud. heads the transportation commit- men. One same second floor drawing room, The panel members, employees Earn. apt for 3 college the Queen. During the trip tee, Annette Klose, the recreation from Sir Winston Churchill himself had When he left Buckingham of the General Electric Atomic to share apt. 301 S. 5th St. CY 7- of for- MEETINGS committee, and Sheralyn Lewis, he showed his usual lack taken leave of office. Palace after a 20-minute audience Power Equipment Department, are 1758. the food committee. mality-he sat up front with his with the Queen. MacMillan again Fred W. Snell. specialist technical EDEN'S TERM SHORT ( "liege ( mined will Two blocks from college, room for chauffeur. rode up front a ith his chauffeur Approximately 23 people will Eden was Churchill's protege, meet Sunday at 8 a.m. at the recruting; Roice H. Hubin, special- one man. $24 a mo. 491 S. 7th St. The audience lasted 20 min- -attend the retreat at the home hut his term as Prime Minister and was back in Downing Street Student Y. ist education, training and per- utes, and a few moments before within five minutes. of Dick Alber in Pacific Grove. Close to College. Lg cm. turn. apt. was a short one. In fact, only Education Connell will meet to- sonal development; and Merrill p.m. (6:30 a.m. PST) the w. bath. Want 4 girl students. lag. 2:30 I3onar Law, who served for nine NO GENERAL ELECTION day at 2:30 p.m. in Room 59. W. Hall, specialist employment. Palace announced briefly: 418 So. 8th. F. Jenks. months after World W a r I. There reportels asked him if German Club will meet tonight Pictures for La Torre also will Queen received the Right served a shorter period as Prime Three or four men to rent apt "The he would call a general election. at 7 o'clock in Room 33. Movies Profs To Attend be taken. M Close to college. CY 2-2152. Honorable Harold MacNIfflan. Minister in this century. "No." he said v ith typical blunt- will be shown. afternoon and P., in audience this MacMillan has a tot in com- ness, "And when there is one we Psi Chi will hold a panel dis- Home Ec Meeting Rooms for men. $25. Kitchen peiv. mon ii ii chum-hill. will win it." cussion tonight at 7:30 o'clock Miss Katherine Young and Miss Linen. 561 So. 7th., San Jose. Like Churchill, he took office The term of the present house at 16250 Greenwood Lane, Los Male Nygren, assistant professors Profs Carry Day Large dble. room for 1 or 2 boys. Scabbard, Blade American-t h e former Helen of commons has three years to Gatos. of home economics, will attend Kitchen. $25. 6.38 S. 5th St. Belles of Spencer, Ind. run. As long MacMillan can Spartan Orlocel will hold an the Bay Section American Home In Latest Lyke’ To Select Officers CHURCHILL continue to control it, he can activities night tarnished apt. for girls near col- SIMILAR TO tonight at 7 o'clock Economics Association Saturday Like Churchill, he took office serve as Prime Minister. in the Women's Gym. Magazine Edition lege. Cy 4-2902, 357 S. 9th St. Scabbard and Blade, upper divi- meeting. sion Array ROTC honor society. Our favorite scapegoat, teacher, WANTED "Research Inspires New Fash- will hold a meeting Sunday night so jeeringly portrayed in "Little ions In Living" will be the topic Typing done in my home, term at 7 o'clock in 1145. Man on Campus" and other cam- of the speech by Miss Beth Peter- papers, reports, etc. 530 S. 6th St. Nominations of club officers fol pus lore, has his day In the Semi. son, home for Dupont Apt. 2. Phone CY 4-0535. next semester will be held. El economist Centennial Edition of Lyke, cam- Mr. pus Two girls to share lee. mod. apt for the annual Military Ball Company Extension Division. feature magazine, due to ap-.. With swinunIng pool. $.35 ea. CY 8. will be discussed. The Military John Pellia, fur stylist, designer pear on campus stands Wednes- 2452. Ball is the Army ROTC's social and president of the Snyder Bros., day. highlight of the year. The semester's second edition of Student to share apt, with vet. Inc., will speak on ,"Fur Flattery Lyke carries a feature on student Should have car. Call CY for My Fair Lady." 2-0182. exam and classwork "goofs," al- FOR SALE Sport Car Models lowing the proVerbial underdog, the Spartan faculty member, to 1848 Pen-American trailer. Good Shown Tomorrow Church Members tell tales on Joe Campus for a Cond. Excellent opport. for mar- change. according to Ted student 170 Spartan Industrial Arts Club will spon- Foley, ried Clty. Plan Si ngspi ration et): tioc,yro.knt ('Y 4-3632. sor a formal shouing of 1957 !puts car models tomorrow moi n- A monthly singspiration will be When t. asked faculty aml-u '17 ( 'levy for sale. $100. Phone Mg in the I.A. Inner Quad. The held Sunday evening at 9 o'clock Made Louise Clouse ('Y 2-2869. nuiterial for showing will be from time of In the parish house of the Trinity the feature, the response. was 1%38 Jaguar Roadster, 1949 Dodge 9:00 a.m to 3:00 p.m. Club per- Episcopal Church, 81 N 2nd St. "overwhelming" and the article, Business Coupe. Both in exeellent sonnel will be in attendance to (Att.-making a The event, open to all campus "Lyke as Not" will condition. AX 6-10111. answer questions concerning the BIRTIllm birthday call on Joseph Strauss. Lt. Gen. Adolf Ilemdurcr, Lt. he continued Chancellor Konrad Adcnaterr at Bonn, West tier- (ien. Isga Jaguar - Adair. ldoddied. autos on display. Admission is Speldfl lismathulser-und Is sponsored by in future issues, Faley said. Price ------rnsuer,i -tote-mitterre -leaden. -dewing re-Firmatneni. --A-d-enaucr. The occasion marked his 8Ist birthday. Christian Council. of the CT 5-5763. free, From left to right are Defense Minister Franz -In I e rna lio nal the Student. magazine %ill he 23 cents.