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CaLtfornia State Library Sacramento 9, a CaLtfornia A I _ Fog, Winds Forecasf Serigraph Exhibif Morning fog followed by clear- RA tiitAllitliti..at of contemporary see ing this afternoon Is the 'graphs (is three of the coun- trx's leading arlktft. hlenn Alps, weatherman's prediction for the I do aril Landon and Dean Meek - Santa tiara Valley today. The .,re floss on display in the Art forecastett anticipates lit tie Deparlment %herr they 5% Iii cc- change. in temperature, %% ill] the nialli intil Der. 20. serigraphy high ranging between .57 and HS is a fine rt adaptation of a degrees, and increasing high e ttttt therein' silk sereen process. el liners in (hi' late after tiatt a The artist OH% es not for mere Ile expects gentle uinds to pre- faillifulness in reproduction, hot vail. Pa SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE for ereatiye result. SS, -10A 411111h" SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER II, 1957 NO. SO Dr. Wahlquist Disclaims Entire Grid Freedom ASB Court Finds Student Candidates men Given Requests Says SJS Has Right Wind Up Election Probation In Agenda Campaigns Today Three years probation and the Requests for recognition of three To Choose Conference Ad Group Thirty-nine candidates for 18 forfeit of $50 boil was the sentence Guilty student organizations lead off the student government offices wind Decision Monday by State Su. ence xx hose rules %sill be effec- given two SJS students, pleading facing the Student Coun- By LOLA SHERMAN not the essence of the law was up their campaigns today after agenda perintendent Roy E. Simpson giv- the on this institution. guilty to charges of throwing cil today, according to Don Ryan, violated. Carl R. Hoffmann, profes- a week of electioneering. The stu- ing San Jose State College option Pres. Wahl q ii s t sii;:gestea Alpha Delta Sigma, only organi- ASB president, sor of advertising, objected to the dent body will go to the polls to- home-made boribs around Los Al- in the choice of conferences with- this conference might be the pre- zation thus far to plead a not. California Society of Student fact that he as adviser, had not morrow and Friday. tos, by Munioiribl Court Judge Al- in which it will play football Was sent West Coast Athletic Assn guilty case when charged with Engineers, Sigma Mu Tau, medical been notified about the list. Offices to be filled and candi- fred Bowen in Mountain View yes- not quite the blanket freedom whose rules are comparable, ex- failure to submit a revised list of technology group, and the SJS Al Walburg, chairman of the dates are: - female representative originally understood from his cept with minor exceptions. to officers and advisers before Oct. terday. Real Estate and Insurance Assn. Student Activities Board, appeared at large: Sandy Creech, Terri Gal- written statement, Pres. John T. Pacific Coast Conference regu- 31 was found guilty by Student The Los Altos youths, David are seeking recognition by the for the prosecution. He said the vin, (incumbent) and Marilyn Wahlquist made clear on his re- lations. Court yesterday and fined $3. P. Armentrout, 20, of 330 Angles council. lists did have to be submitted for Ouzts. turn to the College yesterday. However, he was careful to Larry St., a psychology moor, a n d The council also will be asked to Kaufman, The Spartan campus recognition, but he did --Senior male justice: Ron Glen- The prerogative of playing foot- point out, decision as to whether Daily business manager, Warren U. Rosvold, 19, of 921 appoint two students to the fac- repre- not know when the law first came son (incumbent I. ball under rules of the conference this or some other conference is senting the advertising fraternity Springer St., an engineering stu- ulty-student Charter Day commit- to his attention. Junior class president: Nev with which San Jose State College the one SJS will adhere to is yet first asked that the charge be dis- dent. pleaded guilty to pollee tee, which will prepare a program Griffin, Tom I.iles, Lowell Young: "is most closely affiliated" was not to be determined. An effort to RYAN TESTIFIES charges of malicious mischief for May 2, anniversary of SJS' missed on the grounds of previous vice president: Richard Bustin'', arrive at a decision must be made Visitor Don Ryan, ASB presi- and disturbing the prejudice by one or more of the peace. creation by the State Legislature soon, he declared."From the 1 Barry Jett, Paula Kessemeier, as a state college. justices. Kaufman did not accuse dent, stated the regulation had secretary: Louann Marian': trea- Commenting on the sentence. MAC Meets Today standpoint of recruitment our sit- anyone but asked the court to Approval of procedures for re- been in the constitution previously, surer: Margie Jackson; one-year Armentrout declared that it was Pres. John f. will uation is urgent." 'search their souls.'' fair," but noted that the cognition of new student organi- but the deadlines were added on council representative: Bill Doug- "quite meet at II sail.. today with the The president met yesterday probation would make it " . . .al- zations also, faces decision by the JUSTICE LEAVES June 7, 1957. Kaufman replied that las, Dale Scott. Paul Thiltgen. Intercollegiate Athletic Ads is- with his top athletic advisers to most impossible to obtain a job for council. Ryan said. In closed session, senior male - Sophomore class president: or)' Council I,, hear proposals plan a meeting ulth the Inter- The Spartan Daily ceased publi- the next three years." - justice Ron Gleason excused him- Ron Conklin, Ron Robinson; vice on SJS' future athletic program collegiate Athletic Advisory cation for the school year on June regurres the self from the case. president: Scott Kennedy; trea- The probation front represent a t is es Of the phy- Committee as the next step in 6, 1957; therefore students could Kaufman pleaded his case on surer: Martha Terzakis; one year youths to make a monthly re- sical education department. manning 8.115's athletic future. the grounds that the letter on Page 4) port to a probation officer. Drama Ends and not he informed of the changes. (Continued At yesterday's huddle the presi- dent said that the meeting with granted, Pres. Wahlquist explain- the IAAC will be held "as soon as Saturday Eve ed. This request Dr. Wahlquist has possible." of State The Speech and Drama Depart- presented to the Council "At the meeting." he said, "a College Presidents several times Security Guards Make Rounds ment will present the final three decision will he made Its to the performances of Armand Sala- during past years. conference with which to affiliate. eorl d aiisld rdRosuantud" aoyn. What was granted. De. Wahl- "If no agreement Is reached Friday quist explained, was the right for with the LAA('," he said. "I may the College tai join the conference DayeThMuttr'ssd'arny.8:15 p.m. in the CollegeCo Theatre. take the op with our matter a The powerful drama probes the of its choosing; and then, having 545 Passident's Council or the Of SJS Campus ours reactions of people caught up in joined, to abide by the rule), of Calarare Advireorry ostard. period of religious conflict, that conference. haul.% er, Is of essence in this ia Deputzed Night Patrolmen The play was translated anti is State officials did not con- matter beentete of recruitment being directed by Dr. James II ceit.' that Man Jose. State Col- problems." Clancy. Renaissance c Os t is ni c s lege's mere "artiiiation uith Members of the IAAC Include were designed by Berneice PHA. the Pacific Coast t 'emir renee, S. Glenn Hartranft, chairman of May Make Official Arrests J. Wendell Johnson designed the justified their freeing us from the committee; Glen E. Guttorrn- sets altd Ken Doest takes care of any present code restrictions. sem accounting officer; Wilbur V. By JOHN R. ADAMS SJS is patrolled by a 3 -guard the lighting. 111.11ef., Or. Withiquist pointed Hubbard, Director of Athletics; out, hefiita. Sian Jose State Col- Dr. Albert Schmoldt. Faculty San Jose State does not have team, 24 hours a day, according lege. is really clear present Council representative; William a night watchman, at least no one to John H. Arn0s, superintenden, of its athletic code restrictions It must leise, student affairs business with that title. Instead, protectors of buildings and grounds. The da in fact has' joined the confer- manager; Gene Arnold. president of the college are called security is divided into three 8-hour shifts Profs Meet - of Alumni Assn.; Don Ryan. stu- guards. --7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.: 3:30 to 11 p.m., and 10:30 p.m. to 7 a.m. dent body president; Chuck Miller, Guard Mike Calderone makes Here Today student body treasurer; a student the rounds in the picture series at Spartabrhp selected by the Student Council: left, during o n e of 1 h e night Officers for 1958 will be uisi,tlI. Robert S. Martin. associate dean of shifts ed at today's meeting of the San Students planning to do grads students;.E. S. Thomprion, busi- A half-hour overlap enables Jose State College chapter of the ate work may have many of theii ness manager, and Stanley C. guards to get together and discuss American Association of Univer- uncertainties dispelled by attend Ben,, dean of students. encountered during sity Professors. The meeting will ing tomorrow night's senior orien- watches, be held at 3:30 in Room 165 of tation at 7:30 in Room 258 of the Centennial Hall. Fuels POLICE MAJORS ASSIST Science Building. Dr. Jerome S. Use Most Officers to be installed n re Police majors serve as special Fink, astistant to the dean of stu- Donald Alden, president; Henry Space in Missile auxiliary police, patrolling areas dents has anounced. Meckel, vice president; Jeanne where city police cannot give ade- The field of graduate work will 1)r. c. (;riffith, oi the thglit Lawson, secretary; and Richard quate night protection. Ten work- be discussed by Dr. Fink and Dr sciences division of Lockheed Air- Post, treasurer. aid students also patrol college James W. Brown, head of the craft Corp., explained yesterday parking lots day and night. The first item of new business graduate division. that propellents compose 9i) per "Security guards are deputized on the agenda will be a discussion cent of missiles and rockets. and may make arrests with au- of and voting upon a recommen- Only a thousand subscriptions Dr. Griffith, who spoke to a of, thority as any police oficer," Amos dation that the supervision for copies of the 'lla 1.a Torre. large audience in lay language, from the said. Although SJS guards are state colleges be taken the college yearbook, reman to said research in finding new fuel a n d not armed, they may carry a night- State Board of Education be sold, according to Jerry Rom- to launch satellites and send roc- governing HAS ACCESS TO ALL BUILDINGS stick. given to a separate ped and Ed Regalia) , business kets and missiles into space is Each night guard checks 25 board managers. very important. As an example of stations on campus, punching tin the spare needed to store present clocks at 4-hour intervals. Am' Applications for two $300 May fuel used in launching a satel- stated. Top AF lest Pilot scholarships and a $250 award lite. Dr Griffith said the ratio is Guards do not carry firearms available for sophomore and jun- 2000 to I. i.e., 2000 pounds of fuel two main reasons, according ior electronic. students must be to one pound of satellite. Amos. "First, ue consider no CHrn. Will Speak Tonight filed ind completed by Friday, ac- "Space travel by man is in our committed by students would jus- Capt. Iven C. Kincheloe. USAF. cording to Dr. Harry Engwicht. lifetime," Dr Griffith stated, Ask-
tify death and, second, city police. top test pilot at Edwards Air associate professor of engineering. ed how long it would be before be If summoned by telephone. are Force Base, will speak on "High The West Coast Electronic Man- man can expected to travel in close enough to reach campus in Speed and High Altitude Flight ufacturers Association is sponsor- outer maim Dr. Griffith replied, approximately two minutes." Problems" at 7:15 tonight, in Con- ing the two $300 scholarships. "I'll take the fiftieth flight into 'SMALL CRIME RATE' cert Hall of the Music Building. while the $250 award has been outer space. By that time it should In view of what he terms the The technical lecture a ttd p made available by Eitel-McCul- tic safe and I still will he ad- "small S.IS rime rate," Amos movie are sponsored by Alpha Eta lough, me. venturous." considers a one-man guard per Rho and the Institute of Aeronau- Students still wishing to apply eight hours sufficent. "I can re- tical Sciences, according to Art may obtain applications f ram 01111iiisw Niro, call only two robberies within the Moss, program chairman, repre- Jerome S. Fink, assistant to the past six years," he added. sating the two campus groups. The dean of students, in Room 209, "SJS has not installed burglar public is invited. Engwicht said. III Oh come all ye alarms because they are expen- Capt. Kincheloe has been assign- El financially sive and apparently we haw not Ameri- San Jose State's closed circuit ed to test pilot the North embarrassed needed them," Amos said. can X-15. rocket research aircraft, station town vi ill officially students. Frank Gotta's, security guard. in the spring. The X-15 is expect- adepta policy book known as said his co-workers have indicated ed to have a speed of 3000 mph and the "Program Manual" this af- 111 Roos fills your 111 they feel the' job is "too much" for reach an altitude of 100 miles, ternoon. Christmas stocking
one-man patrols. In his opinion, which is near the orbit altitude of The. manned Is a comprehensive with no down three-man shifts would provide Moss pointed out. statement of pulley concerning Sputnik I payment, 6 adequate campus pratection.. An American jet ace, Capt. Kin- all radio and TV act is hies of the months to pay. Cornea said the uniformed force cheloe has flown more than 70 speech and Drama Department has served SJS for four years. different type aircraft, both Amer- using the closed cireuit You too can have "Up until then, a lone night watch- ican and foreign, serving as an ex. a cool Yule. man covered the camptia." he con- change officer with the Royal Air second meeting of the newly- tinued. Other guards are Harvey Force in 1953 54. lie also par- formed Young Republican Club a Shaffer and K W. Ard. ticipated in the development of all till he held tmnrrmw at 7730 p.m. s Comes stated that he, too, sees the current "100" aeries USAF in Room 17, ;tecrirding to Rick SHOWS BUILDING LOCATIONS PARK PROBLEM (Continued on Page 4) airci Aft. Buxton. ot ganirer. .01.471 3,10ge.t.: &fret LtD.0 Itabdarlue
LITTLE MAN4rCAMPUS triMa 1Drastic Revision Considered by Cal BERKELEY WM A drastic By BOB KAUTH revision of entrance requirements, 2 Wednesday, December 11, 1957 particularly in English, was being the cream of the crop. . . . THE TOP: The fop, the top, the top, considered today b; h Univer- The Little Theater's current production, "The World Is Round" by sity of California's College of Let- Armand Salacrou, gives James H. Clancy, translator and director of ters and Science.
the Ithe play, every right to proudness. Well-paced and effectively lighted,1 If adopted, a key requirement to the Berkeley cam- the drama more than pleased a full house Friday evening. With a , for admission pus would be a thorough know- good deal of humor, the drama well demonstrates the validity of Ark- , ledge of spelling and grammar. totle's noting that "the world is round. ceat "golden mean," in addition to William Fretter, professor of /lot perform- (Additional It certaitil merits my nomination fur "TOPS." physics and chairman of a seven- E. POE By RANDIE ances will ruts Dec. 12-14.) man committee studying possible changes in entrance requirements, ... A "DIRTY TABLE:" Dr. William Gould recently telephoned indicated that subject A examin- an ad into a local newspaper which included the phrase ", . . sturdy ation in English would be made a Listening to Patti Page is like slipping into a new pair of silk table for sale.' The ad appeared as ". . . 'dirty table for sale." The requirement for admission instead pajamas. Cozy and icy -cool, you know. er,ror was corrected the following day, and the ad ran correctly for of one for graduation as under the As far as this corner is concerned, Path is about six feet above three days. Dr. Gould reports, however, that more telephone inquiries present system. her nearest female competitor. were received about the "sturdy" table. In fact, the A University survey has shown Her playful softness was at a peak last week on the "Big Record,' the "dirty" than table was considered seriously by a collector of antiques, whose inter- that about half of the students one of the best musical TV offer- est was aroused by the phrase ". .. 'dirty' table for sale." The only seeking admission now fail in Eng- ings this season. She seems espe- trouble is, Dr. Gould declared, "we didn't sell it." lish A when they take the examin- cially outstanding after one ab- ation for the first time. The per- sorbs some slum passages from centage in students north of Bak- Guy Mitchell. ... TOO RARE: Commenting on the "make-up" of a recent edi- ersfield who fail is 53.5, although By softness I am not craving the tion of The Spartan Daily, Mrs. Irene Epstein, journalism instructor, 62,percent of students from San puppy-dog wholesomeness of Pat declared, "It is quite 'rare'." Interpreting this remark for the staff, Francisco pass the examination. Boone, who, although he packs an sign. My wife is na longer curious Leigh Weimers, editor-in-chief, explained, ". . . not well-done." above -average voice, tends to Christmas Spirit about strange signs. Students who now fail the test work overtime at being virtuous The $25 sign referred to cars. ..,FOR THE MASSES: Although " '... education is for the mass- are permitted to take remedial require- and angelic. The location had been a used car es and enlightment for the few'," Jim Freeze points out, it is beneficial courses to make up the Nor is the hest -degree humility Is Commercial lot. to anyone who is "too lazy to work and afraid to steal." ments in order to graduate. of Dinah Shore necessary. Dinah By JOHN R. ADAMS becomes so humble at times that MERRY CHRISMAS7 7 ? one expects her to come through Now that there are a couple of the TV and carry out the garbage. Sputniks whizzing around the Humility an Asset earth at tremendous speeds, 01' Humility is a wonderful attri- St. Nick can give his reindeer bute, but on -herded-knee meek- a vacation. ,,- 'Dashing through the snow, with ness is a bit sickening. .... x Dinah undoubtedly stands for a Sputnik for a tow. Oh what fun it is to ride behind a Sputnik etia'Aqie"ett Ord truth, beauty and banana cream I pie. But she keeps these niceties PATTI PAGE power-glide.' forver onstage. . . . Cozy and icy-cool Well, anyway. that's the Christ- Miss Page. on the other hand. has genuine warmth and spar- mas spirit. Christmas is a time for gh ing kle. mhich needs no la incicw dressing. the cool ones would have enjoyed her last show, which also , presents and being thankful. More headlined Benny Goodman, the amazing Sammy Dais Jr. and I and more, though, this special time showmaniac Dick Contino. I of the year is becoming a commer- cial enterprise. FATHER'S Top Shows Are Rare I HIGHER PRICES Actually, it should not be necessary to commend an artist for Shoppers are now being con - a brilliant show, but such is the state of TV entertainment today. fronted with higher prices for gifts Top shows, like two-headed cows, are becoming rare, that at one time had to be made at CHRISTMAS Patti whispered lush versions. selections from her groovy "Man- home. batten Towers" album. Such songs as "I'm Learnin' My Latin," This One example of such staggering Is My Song." and -All My Love" helped her attain an ideal balance. price increases exists in Richmond. Calif. Last Saturday this writer GIFTS No Rapid-Beat drove to that city to attend the Her delicate phrasing heightens her already artful style; the ear wedding of a close friend. While has little trouble in following along. Although Miss Page has sold more waiting for the event my wife than her share of hit tunes, she has not become diabolically preoccu- decided we should take, a drive pied with recording rapki-beat babble through the city. Somehow she has managed to pencil in refined liveliness, com- On a well located corner, in the heart of the city, a Christmas tree pletely ignoring N"111Z-17ty and prirn.-!'sr.-1. We are thankful that just when Mr. Mitchell had seemingly display awaited customers. My GIFTS DAD WILL LIKE driven us tooter(' musical paranoia, along came Patti Page to de- wife remarked about the fullness liver us from damnation. of the trees. Suddenly she sat up and exclaimed. TWENTY FIVE And even the littaat angel said Amen. ISomething (FRIDAY: A chat with CHUCK (Roll Over Beethoven) BERRY.) DOLLARS!!! After recovering from near heart ignore (My wife Around Am11.1I only screams when I atn about to hit another cart, I asked her *5 Spaztan what she meant by $25. Silver Belt Buckles SHANK'S $2.5 DOWN Leather Bill Folds She looked at me and said weak - Cigarette Cases Drive-In Cleaners Entered as second class matter April IN' that the display of trees a few 24, 1934, at San Jose. Calif., under the Identity Bracelets 2nd & San Carlos act of March 3, 1079. Member Califor- blocks back had a sgin that read: Lighters, Newest Models nia Newspaper Publish rs’ Association. $25 Down. 1 laughed. She made Manicure Sets IN BY 9:00 OUT AT 5:00 Publish.d daily by the Associated Stu- me turn the car around and go Newest Metal Watch Bands State College, except at no extra charge dents of San Jose back to the stand. When we drove Pen and Pencil Saturday and Sunday, during the college Sets up to the stand I got out and, sure Religious year with one ins. during each final Jewelry examination period. enough, the sign was there. My Tie -holders and Cuff Links. Press of this Globe Printing Co. suspicions were aroused. Something SPECIAL 1445 South First St.. San Jose, Calf, I went up to the owner of the Subscriptions accepted only on a re- trees and asked him about the Around THIS WEEK rnainder-of-school year basis, In fall se- mester. $4; in spring semester, $2. Ladies Dress 1.10 T iephone: CYpress 4.6414 Editorial, Magazine Contest .$10 PL A '4 Pan. 210. Advertising. Ext. 211. All entries for the Mademoiselle Ronson- Table Lighters Editor LEIGH WE1MER5 Signet Rings . 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Oregon Ducks Post 72-67 Hoop VictoryOver Spartans
SJS Squad Seeks SAN FRANCISCO (UPI Cahn Gym Meet pre% ailed in San Francisco again Revenge in today as over-enthusiastic Forty- Second Spartan cport4 NoviceMeet Members of the San Jose State i.:)itinastics team will see action Niner football fans returned to r their jobs after causing a near-riot Engagement Tonite in an intersquad and intramural over tickets to the Baltimore Colts EUGENE, Ore. Suffering its meet Friday morning at 1030 in Wednesday, December 11, 1957 SPARTAN DAILT--i game. second loss of the season Weigh-ins against Spartan Gym, coach Bill Gustaf- one victory, San Jose State bas- son reported yesterday. ketball squad dropped a 72-67 de- cision to the Oregon University Ducks here Tuesday night. JOE JABS OUT YARDAGE Set Today Whatever l The two clubs collide here to- the l Weigh -ins for the ?1st animal HAVENI1 FOOD night at 8 o'clock in the final game occasion San ellIse State Nosier. Hosing of their two-game set. Coach Walt FOR PARTIES Tournament are scheduled today Say it l'sicPherson's Spartan five will re- from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the train- PHONE CV 34682 with turn to San Jose after the contest ing room of the Men's Gym. Flowers to prepare for Saturday night's meeting with Stanford at Palo Boxing coach Julie Menendez, DINNERS a la carte Alto supervisor of the colorful mitt - from S1.30 FLOWER reported yesterday all novice SHOP Se nippy Franklin sparked the tlest, Bayshore of Julian BAKMAS boxers should have physical exam- Vi'ehforits to their Octory last CY 2-0462 10th & Santa Clara inations completed by weigh-In night. sinking rise points with time. less than three iiiinut i.e to play. Franklin's lay -1n with 11 seconds The tournament gets under way remaining clinched the Oregon Thursday. with semi-final bouts THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12 slated Friday night, and finals Sat- victory. Christmas Star Banquet The score was tied 10 times urday night. Spartan Gym will be and 6:00 p.m. Tickets 85t the lead changed hands 15 times the setting for the affair. before the Oregon five pulled out The meet is open only to those SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15 the victory. The Ducks held a who have never competed in an three point advantage at the half, intercollegiate match. li peti- 9:00 a.m. Church Service with a 32-29 lead. tion will is. held in II weight 10:00 a.m. College Bible Classes Duffy paced the Ducks in the divisions. Trophies %s ill be pre- 1 I :00 a.m. Church Service scoring column with 18 points, fol- sented to the winner of each di- 5:47 p.m. Roger Williams Fellowship lowed by Franklin who tallied 16, vision, the %sinning team, and 6:00 p.m. Young Mr. & Mrs. Group Discussion all in the second half. Guard Ed the winning coach. 7:30 p.m. Sunday Evening Vespers Diaz led the Spartans in scoring Preliminary bouts will be one with an 18 point effort, 15 coming minute in length, while final bouts in the second half. Gil Egeland will be a minute and a half in du- GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH was second high for SJS with 15. ration, according to Menendez. TENTH .AND SAN FERNANDO Duffey and fiersrge Padosan The mitt tourney got its start San Jose, California picked off 10 rebounds each to 21 years ago under the supervision lead Oregon's backboard play. of the late Spartan boxing coach, The Ducks grabbed 45 rebounds Joe (the Jet / Perry jabs but two yards against the Bay Bombers 110114. to unravel the three-way DeWitt Portal. This year will be to the Spartans' 36. Haiti lllll re's tough defensiy e alignment in the Western Division tie in a tiff us ith Green Bay. Menendez' fifth year as supervisor alters' thrilling 17-13 Sunday victory. This week photo by Jim (Troubador) Beach. of the tournament. Good sight helps you Independent Basketball Your clothes' best friends . . . study right... TWO CLEANERS & TAILORS Protect your eyesight Starts; Sign-ups Urged 184 SOUTH SECOND STREET See . . . (We Now that intramural football on Feb. 28. "it is important that The Original Horne Dr. JACK H. CHENNELL competition has finished, Bob' Interested individuals sign up, Pants, Skirts, Sweaters, Jackets their teams, by Dee. 19," OPTOMETRIST Bronzan, director of intramurals, for Bromism said. Only 59c 254 So. 2nd CY 5-2747 has turned his efforts to intramu- of $5 should be ral basketball. Only eight days An entry fee the Office of Student At- remain for independent team sign- paid to fairs and the receipt should ac- ups. Suits, Top Coats, Plain Dresses blank. According to Brotizan, indepen- company each entry Only 99c Show Slate dent competition s ill begin Jan. Any group of students may or- 6, nitis fraternity play to start ganize a team. Teams are expect- Where the most complete ed from most of the academic de- partments on campus in addition Dress Shirts Laundered 4 for $1.00 collection of these Dress The Part (All garments insured EL RANCHO to squads representing boarding against fire and theft) incomparable dresso.s houses, living groups, social clubs. "Until They Sail" religious orders, plus high school / can be seen daily Joan Fontaine Piper Laurie and junior college alumni groups. This coupon good for Paul Newman Jean Simmons NOTE! 10 to .5:30 The entry fee will cover the I garment cleaned "Operation Madball" employment of referees and pur- SPECIAL OFFER chasing of trophies. As far as FREE r AVENUE possible, games vi ill be schedul- WITH with every order MAYFAIR ed in the men's gym. Monday Fi lx-c. 11, 1937, through Thursday from 4 to THIS COUPON! MARILYN mONROE hi to Dec. 18, 1957 "BUS STOP" p.m. In addition to basketball, two- _ JAYNE MANSFIELD In at- "GIRL CAN'T HELP IT" man volleyball is currently Don't throw In clothes for formal or fling tracting the attention of intramu- ral enthusiasts. Details concerning VINTAGE COSTUMES OR your money the administration of the tourna- STUDIO MODERN DRESS AT THE ment may be noted by consulting "PAL JOEY" the intramural bulletin board lo- away when plus COSTUME RENTAL cated in the men's gym. Butch "TORERO" SHOP Walters and Hank DeQuinan are you rent a Award winner of Venice Film Festival. 46 Race Street CY 7-1609 the current champs. Also Bullfighting Suprema typewriter! SPARTAN mosher's The coupon below "Operation Madball" SAN JOSE'S ONLY AUTHENTIC Jack LiftIMOn Kathern Grant will enable you "IVY LEAGUE SHOP" "Restless Breed" to Scott Brady Anne ,Bancroft * OPEN EVENINGS Choose your 'TIL CHRISTMAS favorite brand
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A I kr nrAir HAIT.Y Wednesetiy. !Wernher 11, 111017 Callaway's Crystal Creamery THOSE A&M Auto Repair ASB Elections Christmas Parties Planned Founte;n: Breakfast, Lunch. -TO-GET i.'ontinued from Page I, .t1.1 11 5 1.51 ti tt.t. I Girl HARD G I Auto Repo, contestants, ie cording to Paul of the Dteam Girl Functions :Ind Dinner Tan Omega Bush. publicity ehaii man. will be held at Brookdale 7111 & E. SANTA CLARA Aufor,,e,c T , repreattetative: Sandy Barr, Jean The annual Alpha Loden, CHRISTMAS Christmas dinner-dance will be Friday the 13VA marks the date I Student Rates CY 5-424' Farnesi. Donna Dean; male Joe- I THETA SI Sheraton -Palace of the annual Christmas dance to efia L SOO 10111111411111, Soot Jess ties,: Dick Christiana 'incumbent I; I held in the Hotel The brothers of Theta be held in the tpartan Room of Xi held Ashbrook, in the Gold Ballroom Saturday a dessert for female justice: Judy the Hotel Ste., Claire. the 12 Cinderella I Girl contestants The: JUDY'S CHEERFUL Diane Beall (incumbent I. from 8:30 p.m. to 1 a.m., accord- Monday night elections made last night. Three Holer Vest climax of the Cinderella ing to Dave V a rren publicity Ted Terzakis the new president activities LIT1 LE EARFUL Bulky and Plain 8.95 Freshman class president: will be the Cinderella Ball held in chairman. The othia- new officers are Harvey Marsh Ward; s.ice president: Beth the Brazilian Room in Berkeley. Lambs Wool Gaucho The ATCla are expecting Dean Diesner, vice president; Paul HARK! the herald angels Mobley. Roger Rearick: secretary. I The pledge class will join the Elizabeth Greenleaf. Robert Baron, Bush, secretary; .Al Russell. trea- Full Fashioned 8.95 "tharon Brown. Donna ()Non. Ann , pledges of Kappa Kappa Gamma shout, 8 more days til school Dr. Lowell Walter. Mayor Robert surer; Dave 'rm.'s-, pledge mas- Purpos; treasuier Dorothy Brog- in a Christmas caroling exchange ' lets out! Now is the caroling' Ivy League Shirts Doerr, Don Sherwood a n d Del ter; Pete Marshall. house man- den. Bydr. Come Evans. Bob I Dec. 17 from 6 to 8 p.m. and Long Sleeves Ann Courtney to attend. ager; Bick Goss, social chairman: season, which means Christ- Short Foster: year representative: I A pledge sneak was taken one Tom Liles a n d Ron Robinson, this mas, which means music, From 3 95 Foster; one past weekend. Actives Connie Evans, Bolt DELTA SIGMA Pill rushing chairmen: Phil Knight. Chuck Bo- I 111(cCarthy,i Maloney, and Tom Mason which means records, which Slacks y. Ar representalise Carl The Green Room of the St. Fran- sentinel correspondent; and Dick lin were taken, Ivy League GIFT SHOP to Dodge means COAST RADIO. For Susan 'Wasson: half year repre- cis Hotel in San Francisco and Hall, chaplain. Ridge to a cabin owned' Cavalry Twill and by pledge Rick EARRINGS . . $100 -manse: Don Dunton. the five-piece orchestra of Johnny Buxton. that Christmas spirit (not of Corduroy, Leather Trim iughn the setting SIGMA CHI br celista, Il hinds will provide the liquid sort), COAST From 5 95 ,itcl music for Delta Sigma Phi's Sigma Chi pledges will have a of costume jewelry. Im- THIS COUPON GOOD FOR RADIO has for you Christmas ported MUSIC BOXES ,nnual Carnation Ball Jan. 18, chance to shine F'riday afternoon $1.00 records of choirs, organ & HUMMEL figurines. Chairman Gil Zaballos has from 2 to 5 when a car wash is College 'Protectors' ON ANY PURCHASE planned. chimes, vocals, arch,, stories Pencielton Shirts OF $3.75 OR MORE .miounced. Try our Lay-Away Plan for A sneak was carried Christmas g.fts Ed Eby, Florist The formal dinner-dance is one successful Watch Campus and music ranging from tra- Always Virgin Wool : the annual highlights of the out by the pledges last Friday. ditional carols to Santa & the 12 W. San Antonio. CY 7-3923 525 E. Santa Clara . Hire Sig social calender. Vaughn's Actives were taken to Big Sur and (Continued I from Page Satellite. Wish you had your ..aup is one of the top instrumen- left to find their own way home. no need for installation of burg- front teeth to say "Merry Art Martinez ii organizations in the Bay Area, Actives captured were Ben Sal- lar alarms at SJS. 2 Bungalow Fountain ..,,hallos said. von, Al lindens, George Vevoda, Christmas"? Why not a gift Men's Store Leigh Weimers, Sam Wood. Chuck 'RESPECTFUL' SPARTANS Flee Feed Reasonable Prices of records to say if for you? KAPPA TAU Haywood and Bob Wright. "On the whole, we have found Open Every Night tI 9 pm _1/0/iday an old Scrooge, make arieedfast Lunch Dissar Last Wednesday an exchange SJS students respectful and co- Don't be until Christmas Dialy 6:30- 7:00. Sun. 7:00. 2:00 dinner and scavenger hunt was THETA CHI operative." Games said. At pre- this a merry musical Christ- Casual with Phi Mu sorority, fol- As the ninth annual Theta Chi CHARGE Corner 9th & Williamt held sent the main campus problem is mas with COAST RADIO, 266 FIRST NATIONAL Dream Girl Contest swings in. the lowed by a get-together at the the lack of adequate parking .fa - South First. BLUE CHIP STAMPS Cocktail home of Barry Shaw, Hayward, on brothers of Theta Chi announce citifies, causing some students to South Second St. Saturday. girls still in the running include: park in the wrong areas, he com- Its JUDY WALDNER ell Formal Dresses Sunday, alumni of Kappa Tau Zoe Bergmann, Alpha Phi; Joanne mented. SKI RENTALS Johnson, Chi Omega; Dione Chen- Ole roW:::::::eliWiefrotrtretereW and Sigma Phi Epsilon met for While admitting he has had some oweth, Alpha Omicron Pi; Cleo a buffet dinner at the Kappa Tau "close calls" in the line of duty. Diacomis, Delta Zeta; Anne Ryh- CORONA UNDERWOOD-- ROYAL REMINGTON house, 70 S. 14th Street. Gomes said those were not serious lick, Delta Gamma; Diane Sul- Cordelia Hall and Kappa Tau enough to warrant carrying fire-
also held a football exchange and livan, Kappa Kappa Gamma: Syl- arms. 5111)ewri via Somers. Kappa Alpha Theta: lers barbeque at Alum Rock Park on Games described a "close call" of Renee Aymar, Delta; Susie ..." Sunday. Kappa two years ago. "I was just going FOR RENT Saturday night the Annual Pacheco, Sigma Kappa; Suzanne into the Coop to make a routine Special Rental Rates for Students .....:%.',/ irl:_------Christmas Dance will be held at Michaud, Alpha Chi Omega: Gayle check when I heard wbat sounded, FOR SALE , the Fun Farm from 8-1. An 8-piece Gilardi. Gamma Phi Beta; Jeanette like money being poured into a Used Standard and Portable Machines band will play at the affair. bag," he related. McDonald, Phi Mu; and Stephie Ihr 1900 EASY PAYMENT PLAN PHI SIGMA KAPPA "I would have gone in if I had Green, Pat Baker, Sue Cox, Di- been A coffee hour at the San Jose armed. Instead. I telephoned SAN JOSE TYPEWRITER CO. anne Forester, and Marilyn Wal- the police, but by the time they SPECIAL Woman's Club is slated by Phi Free Parking 24 S. SECOND ST. CYpress 3-6383 ters, independents. arrived, the would-be burglar had I for Christmas & New Year's Sigma Kappas for tonight so that disappeared. He had broken into Oltlr 1 1/1( everyone may meet the Moonlight A party this Friday is the second Weekend a cigarette machine and taken the SKIS PANTS money. Two weeks later he re- POLES BOOTS turned to the Coop and this time NAVE YOU TRIED THEIOUVRE MEETINGS we caught him!" he declared. $5.00 - MISS JONES ? NANCY! Aeronautics Be pt., speaker,' rented by Bloom's Shoe Sttre, to- MUSIC NITELY Capt. Ivan Kinchloe. tonight, 7:15, day. 4:30 p.m., Engineering Lec- JACK BLAKE'S Ski Racks Toboggans Music Auditorium. Public invited. ture Hall. EXCEPT MONDAY Hair Styling Shoppe AWs, fashion shoe show, pre- Co-Ree. tonight, 7:30, Women's minommumsommoilaimula Gym. EXPERT IN STYLE TIRE CHAINS for .01 c.os HI-WAY MOTEL Eta Epsilon, demonstration of CUTTING 554 W. SANTA CLARA Includ;ng forleign e rs making by Mrs. Paul 1 60 UnIts nd Apartments candle CY 7-6485 497 S. 2nd ST. AT TNE UNDERPASS \sIk)\Al Cofte Shop Restaurant Griegs, tonight. 7:30, H14. He ted SwImming Pool Freshman Fellowship, meeting, BESIDE THE MERNAID MEL COTTON'S Phones Fine TV nd Room tonight, 7, Student Christian Cen- Open at I P.M. 568 W. SANTA CLARA 455 East William 2112 S. FIRST STREET ter. Pizza with a "Personality" Phone CY 4-1483 Industrial Arta Club, business meeting, 7. film, 7:30, tonight, HOUSE OF PIZZA Coffee Date? Room 55. "Automation," Dr. Ed- 315 Almaden Are., CY 7-9908 ward P. Shaw, Neer the Civic Auditorium DIERKS DONUTS Model Airplane Club, forming When in flight 6 A.M. to II P.M. new club. today, 12:30 p.m. Aero- nautics Lab. All interested in 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE COMPLETE AUTO PAINTING your 370 AUZERAIS STREET building model aircraft invited. be sure of Newman Club, Christmas party. Jerry's Body Shop /- 'Snowball Serenade." tonight, 8, CYpress 7-7297 sight CAR WASH Newman Hall. Admission price of 1617 POMONA AVENUE 50 cents will be refunded to mem- $1.00 WITH COUPON Don't stop enjoying outdoor sports because you have bers. Regular Price $1.25 poor vision. Enjoy the thrill of skiing with natural vision Occupational T4i er ap y Club, 2 MINUTE CAR WASH . . with CONTACT LENSES. speakers from Chandler Tripp SAHARA 225 N. MARKET ST. School for Cerebral Palsy on the OIL CO. relation between occupational the- Regular 30.9 CONTACT LENS CENTER rapy and physical therapy, tonight, Ethel 33.9 SPECIALISTS WITH CORNEAL CONTACT LENSF, Downtown 161 South First 7 30, Student Union. SECOND & WILLIAMS JOE ALLEN, FRANK JACKSON Technicians A ND Radio Television Guild, business .... Valley Fair Shopping Center meeting, today. 3:30 p.m., SD117. 213 SOUTH FIRST CY 7-5174 Senior Panhellenic, meeting. to- Light Lunches night, 7, 11E44. Spartan Twirlers, folk and Fountain Service square dancing, tonight, 8 to 10, RESTYLE YOUR FIGURE Women's Gym. Room 22. Student "V", meeting, tonight, Guaranteed Results in 30 Days 7:30, Student "Y." Tau Delta Phi, meeting, tonight, I REDUCE REDUCE REDUCE 7:30, tower. YOUR YOUR YOUR Tri Sigma, Mrs. Ruth Kaiser, WAIST THIGHS HIPS executive secretary of the Califor- nia Conference of Social Workers, BUST DEVELOPMENT I will speak on functions and objec- tives of the conference, tonight, 7, HOT LUNCHES C13160 Personal Instruction Only are only 50c at the WAA, 1-Ockey, today, 410 In The Newest and Finest Gym in San Jose Women's Gym. Coop OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK San Across The Street Jose Health Club COFFEE DONUTS SNAILS PIZZA GARDENS From Student Union PEP'^NAL ImPPOVEMENT FOR We' HAMBURGERS HOT DOGS We Cofer le Parties for her ... something just a little bit different a 413 E. Santa Clara St. DUTCH MILL CY 7-3251 FOUNTAIN Finest Pizza in the World little more thoughtful. Here are just a few of our sug- ALSO STUDIOS AT 336 I4TH ST. OAKLAND 1347 MeKCE ROAD LUNCHEONETTE gestions . all elegant, definitely glamorous, sure to CY 2 9753 183 EAST SAN FERNANDO light up yo,:r favorite feminine heart as bright as }hp Christmas free . . . at Leone Van Arsdales, in the modern Cambrian Park Plaza. Create Christmas Atmosphere CLASSIFIEDS CHRISTMAS DECORATING PAPERS METALLIC SPRAY PAINTS ICICLES AND CORRUGATED PAPER SCENi', For Sale by Owner: Boarding Student flu' r dii Lindgren's FOR RENT text, spa,,, for ten occupants up Ed. Psych. in chem. CY 2-2346. I stairs, ample parking. Large lot. ork Rm. 4 Board spring Closet7 college. CV 2-1616 after ir 4:! th Senior Aeet. Major (male) to I -SIM Merton Man, 5 P M and .+eekends. $4. (-1[ 7-9963. _ tutor 1 hr. 4 days a week. CY 47 root house trailer. Excellent 2-7T13, after 6 p.m. or between ttrand new delusr fur- 1 2 2029. tment with kitchen - 93 West Reed. Call For sale: baby Downs Sailplane trailer, Parachute, tow wire and WANTED: 1.!OWELL YOUNG instruments. $500. 570 S. 6th St., FOR Jl'SIOR CLASS PRES. i Olt HALE Apt. 7. cuatant liut the hog? BM ha ear. 55 NTP:f) MISCELLA NMI'S '49 (Thew. Coupe Nev. paint 811, WW. enizitie g a-ei cond. CV Third male to share stew house. ORGANIZATIONS OR INDIVID- 112 SOUTH 2ND CY 1-1447 3. 3422. 92 N 6th. Neal ria,1 1-1519. _ _ _ UALS INTERESTED IN MUSI- Mercury 2 -Door, ftti. adrive Ride to and from Ciustre CAL ENTERTAINMENT. CALL 3-46101 daily. JE 7.2780. CV 7-7M46. 'APARTMENT