Ticket? Use Card No Night School oh* attend the COP- pre_ There will Iie no clauses utter Auden. tonight free by qs game 6 Am, on Wednesday, Nov. 26, Dr. ght student body card opeg their Arthur Price, coordinator of eve- Pacific Me- oest side of ning programs announced yester- an, jam, un the gate is lo- .1., stadium. The day. School will continue as usual CC slit Ave. North Pershing the following Monday. Trow oted on

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LARA Attorney-at-Large 26 All applicants for the three Profs Talk: Champs attornej -at-large positions former Vow must .1EATS he present at Tuesday's Student State-COP Vie at Stockton Court merlin ESALE g, according to Soviet Union Chief Justice Jerry Alexander. Turkey Trot The meeting will he at 2:30 p.m. Take In Atim230. Ti,,- To three court of- ficers will he named Choice at Tonight Tigers that 'Rule of Law' at 8; By DOUG WILLIAMS time, Alexander said. sition in the NCAA and the Tigers the only questionable starter for In the Soviet Union a new "rule By GREGORY IL BROWN -we'll win it again! Six in a row and we're trying for are sixth with a 184.5 average. the Spartans. eadile, as a starter of law" has replaced the "ex- San Jose State College and ' LAST TIME OUT last week against Iowa State, drew Aen." tremely oppressive and arbitrary challenge hurled by Neil Evans, College of Pacific, traditional Emmett Lee will be opening at praise for his tremendous work on Thi, %so, the Delta system of terror" that operated rivals, will attempt to end the signal-calling position for San defense and his pass catching tal- chairman, as Tuesday's 16th annual Tu r- Students Get under Stalin, according to Glenn their season on a winning Jose for the last time. Lee, along ents on offense. Trot ilriov s near. G. Morgan, assistant professor of e y note when they lock helmets with eight other seniors, will be BENGALS FAVORED past six years DU has won the relay political science. For Me Top Regional playing their last part for the The three - point favoritism 75. How the tonight at 8 in Pacific Memo- and the perpetual tri.»Ity for the best participation Ithrushchey reign yellow anti gold and white. shown the Bengals going into to- ropily Ac-+ metes out justice and what signifi- Trot's novice division. rial Stadium in Stockton. Chuck Ennis, Ken MeNeece, night's encounter is a little sur- n the The Bengals rate three-point fa- ng to Evans, the DU's have Campus Chest Positions cant changes have been made in Rich Miley, Dan Cokhico, Howard prising after examining the teams' the Soviet legal vorites before game time but the lb. en working out for several system will be Poyer, Dave Hurlbut, Ron Wat- records. 62 re- Two SJS answered by the professor Dec. 2, Spartans have been drilling harder .eelcs in an all-out effort to students were son and Chuck Yeyna are the sen- COP has a 4-4 record with wins Other or- when he goes before a College Lec- this week than at any other time ds the championship. elected to regional district of- iors playing tonight. over Marquette, 22-13; Hawaii, ture audience for the last game of the season. anizations known to be working Last Day fices at the annual Interna- in S142, 10:30 to Jim Cadile, who burned his eye 6-0; Fresno State, 18-13; and Ida- 11:20 a.m. it in earnest to end the DU reign tional Relations Club Re- BASS READY in a home accident Wednesday, is ho, 28-13. They have fallen to Col- TS Tau Omega, Sigma Al- A graduate of Oregon Univer- Dick Bass, the Vallejo young- e Alpha gional Convention orado State, 9-6; Stanford, 21-6; Epsilon and Sigma Chi, held last sity, Professor Morgan attended ster who has re-written just about ha To week at WSU, 20-12; and Cincinnati, 21-14. Donate San Francisco State every record book at COP, will be Soviet Several cross country runners government classes at By comparison, the Spartans College. three universities in the Washing- at full-strength for the Spartan Loan Fund nit two striders from the Santa have a 4-5 record with wins over Student donations to the San Jose State College was se- ton, D.C., area from 1952-58. He game, coach Jack "Moose" Meyers iara Youth Village were added Denver, 14-13; Hawaii, 44-14; Campus Chest drive have said yesterday. Bass has been , the growing list of entrants for lected regional host school for was a member of the National Se- Fresno, 40-14; and Arizona reached "around $600," ac- 1960. curity Agency at the time. The plagued throughout the season Oath Refusal le event. These experienced run- State, 24-15. They were beaten Cecelia Stanton, international agency sent him to Harvard in with injuries, but as a "limited" I'S will not compete with novice cording to Dianne Fammatre, by WSU, 30-6; Oregon, 35-12; relations (second half) ball carrier this sea- ers i.ackmen, however, but will com- drive chairman. major, was elected presi- 1955 to further study the Soviet (Continued on Page 5) Comp or dent of the central Pacific region, Union. son he has piled up 680 yards to Hurts Needy ic in the open division. Since no special drive which covers all the universities, He completed his doctoral dis- rank fourth in the nation. entrants will try for the Trot events are scheduled for to- corieges and junior colleges in sertation on Soviet law last San Jose State and COP both WASHINGTON (UPI) The place trophy in the open di- ..st dayfinal day of the week-long Northern California and Nevada. spring and expects to receive a rank nationally in the passing administrator of the Federal Stu- in addition to the first, sec- ,,ion campaignthat figure is not ex- Karen Haynes, junior education Ph.D. from the University of race. The Spartans, who held the dent Loan Fund said yesterday Applications and third place cups in the t pected to grow much larger, she major, was elected regional cor- Virginia next year. nation's lead earlier this season, needy students will suffer if any ..vice division. There is also an said. responding secretary. sport a 187.8 mark for fourth po- more colleges drop out of the pro- .ward for the winning organize- Several current articles on So- The drive looks to fall about As host school, the college gram because of the loyalty oath Close Today in the relay division and an viet law, written by Mr. Morgan, $1900 short of its $2500 goal, but will he the site of the next an- requirement. Today is the last opportun.y for ccard for the organization with are awaiting publication in pro- already is more than $100 above nual convention. It also will be students to turn in applications ne most men finishing the 3.3 fessional journals. John F. Morse, the administra- last year's total. the regional headquarters, from Nine To Visit for offices to be contested in next :le Trot course in the allotted Revamping of the legal system, tor in the office of education, said Donation cans will remain on which national IRC direct- month's ASB elections. .me of 30 minutes. says the professor, began with this could lead to the "destruc- campus today for individual stu- ives anti information will he dis- Nikita Khrushchev's attack on Mrs. Dorothy King, Student Un- The deadline for entering has tion of a magnificent program." dent contributions. seminated and from which serv- Stalin's methods before the 20th Aptos Meet ion secretary, said that students .an extended until noon Monday. "Today is the last day students Morse said in a statement that ice area projects will he cen- (Communist) Party Congress in Nine State students will attend I with a 225 overall average can ntry blanks are available either will have to donate money to any he was in sympathy with the rea- tered. February, 1958. a political conference for north- fill out applications until 4 p.m. the Student Union, the Intra- student charity drive for the rest sons given by some institutions for Other students who attended the Since then, the regime has ern California college and univer- today. ,ral Office (1373i, or at the of the school year," Miss Fam- withdrawing from the program. conference were Pres Loya, local curbed secret police power, re- sity students at Aptoe, beginning Offices to be contested Dec. 10 pha Phi Omega house at 510 metre said. But he said he wished they had IRC president, and Sam Wiah. leased prisoners, closed some slave at noon today and ending at noon and 11 are: freshman, sophomore Second St. The drive, sponsored on campus "seen fit to stay in the program to Purpose of the conference was labor camps, made changes in tomorrow. and junior class president, vice The event is sponsored by A Phil by the Community Service Corn- work through channels our govern- to reorganize the Central Pacific criminal law and ended much of The conference is co-sponsored president, secretary and treasurer; in conjunction with the Men's mittee, gives funds to the United ment provides for the amendment Region, adopt a new constitution, the arbitrary "arrest during the by San Jose State College and the sophomore, junior and senior rep- iramural Department. Fund, the American Cancer Assn., of objectionable legislation." elect new officers and choose a night" methods of the Stalin syss Citizenship Clearing House of the resentatives; and sophomore male haul at the finish line to the Heart Assn., the Muscular and female student host college for 1960. Program- tern, Mr. Morgan says. Northern California region. Dr. A bill to repeal the loyalty courtjustices. atulate the winners will be Dystrophy Assn., and the World Petitions can be circulated start- ming was devoted to preparation Iltnton Brazil, associate professor oath requirement which has stemming Queen Marcia Day University Service. ing Nov. 25 if a student meets the for the national conference, to be of political science, will direct the drawn objections from many her attendants, Kathy Eggi- qualifications. Posters can held April 1-4 at Harvard Uni- 'Quiet Man' Stars ifleeting. college officials was brought up be put in, Tricia Enfield, Sue Evers, up Dec. 7, Mrs. King said. versity. Approximately ..40 ..students., in the Senate this year. It failed sl Linda Janney. Among the speakers at the San In Tonight's Flick will represent 18 campuses, Dr. to pass, however. Francisco conference were G. A. M. IRC Dinner "The Quiet Man," the story of Brazil saitL SJS students attend- Lewanika, member of the Luang- Support for any new repeal a prizefighter who killed a man ing the meeting will be Robert wa parliament in Northern Rho- move was voiced yesterday by T. Funds in the ring, will be shown in Mor- flick, Mary Birmingham, Ray- Called Inherit' desia, and R. 0. Mensah, press at- Keith Glennan, director of the Na- Cast Tomorrow ris Dailey Auditorium at 7:30 mond Biockie, John Emery, tache to the Ghana Embassy. Con- tional Aeronautics and Space Ad- An Indust' iril Kt:1,01..11s Club tonight. Wally Esier, Ron Merrill, Jean ference topic was "U.S. Foreign ministration. He said he was not Building John Wayne, Maureen 0'- Peterson, Dan Scoggin and Nan- Foe (IRC) dinner-dance is scheduled Policy and Africa." opposed to the oath but felt it Continues Hera and Barry Fitzgerald star in cy Wilsford. Whit', the biggest problem in for tomorrow evening at 8:30 in should not be a condition for ob- the Friday Flick presented by the Among the political leaders tak- state college building? the main dining room of the Ha- taming a loan. Run Tonight Senior Class. ing part in the conference will be I "Money," said Dr. Francis J. waiian Gardens, 1500 Almaden Rd. The film tells the story of Sean Clark Bradley and Bruce Allen, The Student Loan Fund was set Flynn, chairman of the exec,:f "Over 40 students have signed Thornton, who was born in Ire- Republican assemblymen f rom up under the National Defense deans meeting being held hers. Inherit the Wind," the forceful more to sign up to- land. lie went to Pittsburgh. where Santa Clara County. Dr. Frederic Act of 1958 to spur education in Thirty-seven are attending the :.matization of the historical up. We expect he became a steel mill hand. After A. Weed, assistant professor of po- the space age to meet the Rus- meeting, which will continue loon pes "Monkey Trial," day, and some will just show up concludes killing a man in the ring, he went litical science at SJS, also will sian challenge. The act provides this afternoon.Leon. 1 six-night run and to- at the dinner. This is a social func- tonight back to his birthplace to seek take part in the program, Dr. Bra- that a student applying for loans The gislature Is reluc- new at 8:15 p.m. College in the tion, not a regular business meet- peace of mind zil said. must swear that he does not be- tant to grant money for non-class- 1. eater. ing," reported Thornton Bunch lieve in, support or belong to any room construction, Dr. Flynn, of Leading roles include Bruce organization that believes in or Long Beach State College, be- .’lady in educational chairman of IRC. the part of Clarence teaches the overthrow of the lieves ii.row, who A combo, regularly employed by ddfends teacher t Nov. 28, United States government by But even though no marble halls E, Mee ties, Speech James will provide the Bertholf as William the restaurant, force. will be found in new .buildings, .inings Bryan, Ciary Hamner as music. Coat and tie constitute ap- there are "no complaints" about I "This act was passed for the minister, Jennifer Hole as propriate attire for the men, as- those such as the Science Building, 'les girl friend, Robert Sher- serted Bunch. benefit of needy students," Morse Chairman where Dr. Mouat the meeting is being held. t as Scopes, industrial relations majors said, "not for the benefit of in- and Gene McCabe All Serving as chairman of the president of the association. he said. I the reporter. are in- stitutions " as well as all club members Theme of the convention, which "We go round and round and ask Hrected RETURNING to San Fran- 30th annual convention of by Miss Elizabeth Loef- vited to attend. Sign-ups will con- cisco from London where he is to be held at Rickey's in Palo for what we hope for and know we 1 the play's T11100, but stu- the Western Speech Assn. scenery is designel, tinue today in failed in attempt to bring Alto, will be "The Challenge to won't get it," said another dele- E .1. Wendell by going di- Johnson, lighting by dents can still attend English girl to California. next weekend will he Dr. Speech in the World Today." Sea- Panhellenic Meet gate. E.. nneth Dorst, and costumes by rectly to the Hawaiian Gardens Lawrence II. Mouat, SJS pro- eral hundred speech teachers free Items discussed yesterday in- I., Aldo Bay, film actor, dis- Berneice Prisk. Stage mane- tomorrow night. the 11 western states are expected To Discuss Rush cluded the status of student activ- ii plays sore fingers. fessor of speech and first vice Clarence Morley. to attend, Professor Mouat said. Repreesntati \ es from SJS soror- ity buildings, such as San Jose WSA President Johnnye Akin of ities will attend a Panhellenic State's proposed Student Union; the University of Denver will de- meeting in the Cafeteria from 9 the status of future parking; and world wire liver the keynote address Thurs- to 12 tomorrow morning. the program for residences. Spring Grad day afternoon at a session honor- Six members will be represented RECORD PAYOFFS? likelydepending upon the degree blind to prevent the kind of acci- ing past presidents, Professor from each sorority, according to SPARTANS revenue decrease between now dent in which he shot and killed Mount pointed out. The oldest liv- Dean of Women Janet Douglas. NEW YORK (UPI) District of Photos Due next June 30, one of his former vice presidents ing past president is Dr. Lee Em- Dean Betty Neeley, in charge of Attorney Frank Hogan subpoenaed and As you read 'tailors at General Motors. erson Bassett, professor emeritus Panhellenic at the University of these graduating in February the financial record of 11 record- CURTICE GRIEVES urged to Meanwhile, in Canada, where at Stanford University, he said. California, will be keynote speak- lines, history is make their appoint- ing companies yesterday in his FLINT, Mich. (UPI) Grief- ionts for La the accident occurred Wednesday, l'res. John T. Wahlquist will er. Her general topic will be rush- Torre photographs investigation of the industry's al- stricken !ferias; It. Curtice sug- being made. A man II S soon as a crown attorney said the killing be the banquet speaker at Thurs- ing. She will discuss some of its possible. Judy WeY- leged practice of giving pay-offs gested yesterday only one gun :iiiith, assistant of Harry W. Anderson "looks to day's dinner session, Professor aspects including pre-school rush in L.A. is inventing 111 editor, announced to disc jockeys for plugging plat.. permitted in a hunting should be me like an accident" and "I don't Mount added, lie will be intro- and delayed rush. appointments may be made In ters. a workable substitute II ic Student think" there will be an inquest. duced by master of ceremonies Affairs Business Of- spokesman for Hogan said for smog, a bus T1116. A Notices Mailed; EDSEL IS FLOP Dr. Theodore Karl of Pacifie Lu- the books of other firms would The emit of the DETROIT (UPI) Ford Motor theran College. Dr. Karl is first driver in Trenton picture will he also be supoenaed. Ilogan's inves- Incendiary Spirit! 1.50. At the Planning Urged Co. publicly acknowledged yester- vice president-elect. time the appoint- tigation of sales and "payoff" pro- is giving a lady his Ismi., Notices urging campus groups day that its Edgel was a failure Other features of the convention Certain "unknown" persons with 30 cents is to he parallels that of Nhl. The motion practices and departments to plan special and would be discontinued to clear will include the reading of Kather- a "heat COP" outlook on life made seat, and a great remainder may he paid Subcommittee on Legis- Shen the the House events for State's first annual the way for a request by the Ford ine Anne Porter's "Noon Wine" by things a little warm for San Jose selection of polished picture is taken. . Oversight currently tinder 1'0 tu lative Spring Alumni Week were mailed Foundation for permission to sell Dean Gerald Marsh of the Uni- firemen last night. the informal tone of cotton pants is YeHrbook, way in Washington. this week by Ken Roed, executive two million shares of Ford stock. versity of California; a staged play A bonfire of old furniture was Miss Weymouth said. .lars director of the SJS Alumni Assn. Ford has been considering drop- reading of Sean O'Casey's "I started in arriving at R/A. are requested to dress als- UNBALANCED BUDGET the intersection of 11th 1 Driately: 'he alumni week is set to make ping Its Edsel line for some time Knock at the Door;" conducted coat and tie for men, AUGUSTA (UPI) President and San Antonio Ste. at 9 p.m., And they're bow May 3 in conjunction with but the Ford Foundation request tours to the speech and hearing sweaters or blouses for worn- Eisenhower's budget director salt, its drawing a crowd of about 250 SJS Founders' Day activities. for Federal Securities and Ex- clinic at the new Stanford Medi- just 6.95! .110e:ins and gowns. yesterday the steel strike has put rooters, two motorcycle police- "Sires Wisconsin Governor Gaylord change Commission (SEC) per- cal Center, the Children's Thea- may see sample Administration hopes for a bal- men and a fire truck. the pages a 1939 graduate of mission to sell stock forced the tre in Palo Alto, and a graduation section at the anced budget this year in jeopardy. Nelson, SJS, tour of San Resultthe fire went out, but their will be featured speaker, sale. Francisco points of interest. pre -game ROOS picture is taken. Another federal deficit appears not excitement AMIZEIt Editorial 2SPARTAN DAILY Friday, November 20, 1959 I I II 1111 11111 II 11111111 I 111111111 11111111 11111111111111 111111111111 1 I I II I 1 1111 I I II II II Mu Phi Epsilon Presents $250 Million Egg iadmgn Lecture-Recital Monday 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 The Jose alumnae chapter her The Ford Motor Co. admitted yesterday jeans just once too often in the pocketbook. San husband, Dr. Donald of Mu Phi Epsilon, national music den, SJS that the Edsel automobile had laid an egg The price of things is up. the pocket- English profess."' Nothing up my sleeve sorority, will present a benefit lec- Fulbright that cost it $250 million. book, down. And next year, the big three, tcaelilaK Kr.nt .ture-recital, "Music Around the man Univenatt a party that has a )ear " For all the pages of Life Magazine, for Ford. Chrysler and General Motors, along I HAVE BEEN INVITED to World," Monday night at 8 in the there, Mrs. Alden of turning into one of those affairs 'tartlet 1141 all the feet of film shot for television, for with the forerunner. American Motors, are good chance social room of the Willow Glen concerts and radio where everyone tries to think of how many words all radio minutes, for all the jokes cast going whole hog to beat out the little im- Stone Church. Mu Phi Epsilon they can make out of THANKSGIVING, or everybody lists everyone collects ,, the public ported cars from Europe and Asia The event, free ana open to the erable number of about the new product, for all else's faults (Oh, goody!), or each person is asked to think of how hooks, public, will feature Dr. Albert L. Instruments for relations men and motivational research Perhaps the American people have had many cities he knows starting with the last name of a famous president. Sillitnan Faurot, music professor at Silliman city. Persons wishing people, the car was a flop. their fill of "big car luxury at small car to ma 4 You've been to parties like that. University, Dumaguete, the Philip- of music or instrkee Last February. the first news story on economy." No longer do they believe that Orand worse yet-1t may even turn into one of those gay pines. He will discuss his exper- to the university may brine told of the they're as well off as the advertising firm gatherings at which is included somebody's cousin who does card as music professor in uni- to the - the projected discontinuance iences lecture-recital. a "1 very muchIF I am not China, Japan and the woes of the lack of public acceptance. tells them they are. tricks. I really do not mind card tricks versities in will follow the program: ' chosen to act as a "volunteer assistant" who must help with the trick. Philippines and will demonstrate A free-will And now, after just two years on the Babies and homes and cars and food and offering will bet Asian music at the piano. at the days are over. Clothes are mighty expensive and people The magician fellow is always cool and a complete master of the concert to benefit market. its Mrs. Margery Alden, soprano, Epsilon's .M1 are cutting down where they can. And the situation. (This alienates me from the beginning and I have a sort of scholarship pro:,;,, The reasons for Edsel's demise may be petty grudge against him, secretly hoping his tricks will all fall.) will sing native folk songs she scholarship is giten ea t '-' big car with big tailfins is just too much whUe accompanying to a e sox( found perhaps in high pressure sales He riffles the pack a few times, looks out over the audience and collected SJS student. through mass media that caught the Amer- for the customer to swallow. P.W. says gaily, "Yoo-hoo, I see you there; would YOU like to pick the juts-ID-T.299.1.P-10,./1 card?" (That is me pretending as if I do not hear him, and looking at Feininger's Art the wallpaper design.) But my faking does not fool him at all. Charm 1 sins met by 4 rows of cards, 13 In each pile. Or. so I am told. Old World in Dining Shown at Museum (I hold a large distrust for anyone who indulges in card tricks editor's report America's Most Beautiful Holbrau The Lionel Feininger Memorial Jim Adams either professionally or at parties and am not one to be suckered Exhibition of photographs is being in by just his say-so.) shown at the San Francisco Mu- Authentic Barvarian Food How Much Authority for Student Court? seum of Art through Dec. 6. Stu- Music Every Night dent admission is 25 cents. Should Student Court have more authority or not? "PICK A CARD," he says brightly. So, with chin in hand and The 34th annual exhibition of Should it be able to handle such misdemeanors as bookstore thefts, wrinkle in brow, I strike a pose of intense concentration before making San Jose State's FRED SOETJE San Francisco Women Artists also drinking at football games and cheating on exams, or should this sort my selection. I am careful tb just not make any old snap decision or America's greatest Rinky-Tink Piano t!, is being shown at the museum of thing be left entirely to the deans? he will get the idea I am taking the whole thing lightly. through Dec. 6. Miss Anna Ballar- Billie Gallagher When picking the card it is always a good practice to wait a while; Die Rhinelander Ian, assistant professor of art, has This long talked-about issue has been getting concentrated atten- this lends a certain air of drama to the selection. on the piano Band three objects on display at the ex- tion the past few weeks as a result of Student Court reorganization. I usually pick a card lying somewhere near the outskirts of the break down this way: hibit. The arguments fanned deck so those watching will know I am in no way in cahoots arciett City Museum hours are noon to 10 Chief Justice Jerry Alexander and other student leaders say go- with this Houdini chap. (''Ah-hah, this will ruin him!" I chuckle.) iiel6P4U p.m. Tuesday through Friday and vernmental institutions should operate here the same way they do on After the card has been chosen I usually am asked to remem- 51 SO MARKET ST. CY 1 to 6 p.m. Saturday through Mon- the city, county and higher levels ber the number on the card and its suit, and then to show it to 7-2002 day. so students can get working ex- the rest of the audience. "Put it back in the deckanywhere!" he trailha/VtfiPirafiliafetrtif'itrcifeiarl perience in the same problems they announces, usually turning his back for effect. (I always sense that may face after graduation. I am at the crucial point in his trick and feel as if I am helping him by putting the card back at all.) K B M They say students should be Your eyei can only lea.i yowl 0.1 your Aim RENT A TYPEWRITER tried by their peers just as de a ,10 Special Student Rate fendants are tried by their peers . . . fon 7 foolr for CHEAP largains go through 3 MONTHS $15 in other courts. THEN THE card-trick man will scoop up his cards and KENNEDY BUSINESS MACHINES some slick motions to make everybody see he is a pretty fancy cuss. 96 E. San Fernando CY 2-7501 Dean Stanley Benz counters that Some three hours and 20 minutes later he will finish his Maned- this is an educational institution. vering, and with a grand march and string quartet finally announce not a correctional one. In other to the world that the card was the seven of diamonds. CONSULT words, trials may be educational (Some magicians make this pronouncement by throwing a TELEVISION for student justices but sometimes bread knife across the room with the point piercing the card, and strictly correctionaland degrad- sticking it in the wall so the girls will gasp.) DR. HAROLD HASKELL BUY OR RENT ingfor the accused. OPTOMETRIST 100 sets to choose from * * * Complete eye examinations nd optical service. E LectAeiRtEstAylTedAgilassepiroca: BY THE TIME the magician finally gets to the point where he is contact 16661 fittiocf. Optical prescriptions filled and glasses repsoi This isn't a knock-down-drag- SUBSTANTIAL GUARANTEE telling what the card was I picked up, I am usually so distracted by NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED out debatethe final decision is up A ON ALL SETS all his folderol that most likely I have forgotten exactly what the EASIEST CREDIT TERMS to the deans anyway. But the card was, though I faintly remember it was a red one and either a 14(n11on fids ad ...when visiting any of lb* Dr. Haskell Office No repair or service charge on rentals deans are not being arbitrary. seven or a nine. Located 3 blocks from campus. 100 S. FIRST (CORNER OF MA They've met with student leaders First Month's Rent Can Be But at this point in the evening I am a very undemanding assist- SAN FERNANDO) Also-199 S. First St. (Corner of lit awl Se to talk about the thing and Dean DEAN STANLEY BENZ Antonio. Call CY 7-1880 ant. Red and seven is good enough for me: orif he prefers --a red nine. Used as Down Payment Benz recently emphasized that any not "correctional" If You Decide to Purchase decision will be based on student rights. ' s "The confidential nature of the cases is what we're worried about," oNe ..-.1,!4 - , -**, - LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS 4$,..’crs,"-’4%;114.41’.":" he said. He explained that many cases that come before the deans re- quire extensive investigation into the students' backgroundsfamily TV Rentals Co. problems, personality deficiencies, intelligence, the works. One block south of Sears 466 Meridian Rd. CY 4-3311 He said deans try to turn minor offenses into educational exper- iences by finding out why the student made the mistake and deter- mining how he can prevent it in the future. See Russia ''I doubt that students involved would appreciate our giving other students the right to see the personal recordsand they'd have to in 1960 see some of them to make fair decisions," Dean Benz said. Economy Student/Teacher summer tours, American conducted, from $495. * * * Russia by Motorcoaeh. 17-days from Warsaw or Helsinki Visit rural There seems to be general agreement that deans should handle towns plus major cities. personality problemsthe kind that require access to personal re- Diamond Grand Tour. Russia, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Scandinavia. cordsbut Alexander, et al., feel this accounts for a very small per- Western Europe highlights. centage of misdemeanors. Collegiate Circle, Black Sea Cruise, Russia, Poland, Crechoslo. They say most bookstore thefts and other minor offenses are a vakia,Scandinavia,Benelux, W. Europe. Eastern Europe Adventure. First simple matter of right and wrongnot emotional instability. time available. Bulgaria. Roumania, Russia, Poland, Czechoslovakia, West- A primary question is publicity. It figures that if the cases are ern Europe scenic -route. put before public trial, the Daily is going to carry the details. MI See your Travel Agent or write This would be in line with the philosophy that things should be Maupintour done on campus as they are anywhere else. 400 Madison \se, New York 17, N. y. Of course, this is one of the things the deans are worried about. Spaztan2)ady

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Friday, November 20, 1939 SPARTAN DAILYS Sents 87 Members Strong Jay The Gay Life I thrust and parry and air, of ItLi are , II Bet you'll find just about as Editorial Caused 'Free' To Accept pridemor, ittANNE OSMAN many saintly at work? Spartans there as Huskies and In- 'Deepened Wounds' WONG If Clauses Removed rlig Knoll ta season is upon usa TERRY The holiday dians! ;is. last three days of studying-- EDITOR: 1 hank ASH 4483 EDITOR: In his . weekend, for your rather startling e day. Nov. 12, Dave ia.er- partiriNtA four mad, gay, carefree * * * sad then "Can-Can" and "Dunn Yankees," on Nov. 16. It certainly point, looked the important point In hay- lie broadelott to go and what to do? days. Where two of the most popular hat "white Christians" are not tl. Things Are Different mg discriminaing clauses removed collects a er, musicaLs See below: of recent years, are being ,,nly groups on our campus that from fraternity constitutions. It is books, maw the San Jose Symphony staged In England, Canada Tonight In-the-round discriminate of at the Civic Auditorium at the San Francisco in their choice of EDITOR: May 1 speak, not to true that the removal such debut Opera ing to moei will own SJS College Sym. Ring, 123 S. Van Ness Ave., members. justify the action in the contro- clauses would not stop discrimina- 8:30. Our San C or otstrum, at also will make its Francisco. "Can-Can is 'per- It opens our eyes to the fact versial police display, hut in dis- tion, but it would afford the fra- posy Orchestra formed every that small minority groups which ternities an opportunity to practice may brine and Tuesday nights Saturday and Sun- favor of constant criticism of the o tow Monday day nights. "Damn feel the stigma of exclusion from non-discrimination. Ital. A reeep campus Concert Hall. The Yankees" on police school students and police of- bi the programs begin Thursdays and Fridays. Curtain many desirable activities have, in ficers in general? I am sure there are individual eograna. college symphonic Mg will tame: 8:40 p.m. ' defense, organized their own activi- It is interesting to note that had chapters that would like nothing at 8:15. ties which benefit * * * * in themselves are even this happened in Canada or Eng- better than to be free to accept sla * * On a ''one-week more discriminatory in nature. new members without regard to hip program symphony music, the -only" basis, land, 900 persons would have rush- speaking (4 "Dear Liar," starring Katherine However, to promote brotherhood race, religion or color. al each sal% Symphony Orches- ed out of the stands to help the saa Francisco Cornell and Brian and greater understanding among MALCOLM SHROYER 48th season Wednes- Aherne, opens "Mounties" or "Constables" usher tra begins its at the Geary Nov. 30. The witty all groups on campus, I am sure A Sii 0830 at the War Memorial the individuals from the stadium, day, Dec. 2, "tour de force" will no doubt be that Spartan Chi (of which I am regardless of the reasons. House. Under the direction opera sold. out in no time, but mail or- not a member, will re-examine its The people would not have un- Junta, symphonic pro- SJS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA TO PERFORMThe Symphony Open at 4 p.m, of Enrique ders are obtainable now from the leadership and join the fraternal justly criticized the officers in fling he given every Wednes- Orchestra will present its first concert of the season Monday and Pizza with a "Personality" grarliS will Geary. organizations in cleaning up its goods an "American" fashion. and Friday through Tuesday nights at 8:15 in Concert Hall under the baton of Dr. rau day. Thursday * * * constitution and by-laws and will England and Canada seem to HOUSE OF PIZZA W. Gibson Walters. Guest soloists will be soprano Glenda Parker gay 27. And Yves Montand, the charm- accomplish what is trIready a fact: feel that their pollee officers * and baritone Manuel Patterakis. 395 Almaden Are. CY 7-9908 * * ing French song-dance-and-talk en- __ . _ _ _ acceptance of all applicants with- should be given encouragement Ind progressive Jazz Near three-hour tertainer, will be at the Geary un- ',lit much ado about the usual line and aid whenever the opportun A presented at the onion will be til tomorrow night at the high 'if race, religion, etc. ity arises. in San Jose $coltish Rite Temple prices of $3.75 to $5.40. However, the peculiar view- Let's not keep and But he's Symphony Orchestra Opens good men from en- A &M Auto Repair tomorrow night. Frank Leal good! point you took on this matter, tering the police service by contin- with GENERAL AUTO REPAIR five-piece combo, formerly Mr. Adams, tends only to deepen ually displaying SPECIALTY is be * * * our dislike and chambers Jazz Sextet, will What could be gayer than the Season Monday, Tuesday the wounds of racial criticism for the police. Hydramatic Powerglide hinelander featured. Stanford "(tattles of I959?" Twen- standing. KEITH MOLLOH student rates- 50 cents a person and 456 E Eland Bids are ty-four original musical numbers By PHYLLIS MACKALL Armed Forces in Germany, he was The very headline of your edi- ASK 5031 See Salvador CY 5-4247 jam session begins at 9. torial, "Who's Discriminating? fie jazzy and 30 decorative scenes plus cos- Art arid Music Editor in charge of the Post Chorus and * * tumes designed by Edith Head of was director Us?" was a very disturbing ele- (1/17'aft * The first Symphony Orchestra of the Chapel. Choir. Hindu danc- Paramount Studios, ment. Your usage of the pronoun Shharam, unusual make this pro- concert of the season will be pre- He returned to college in 1958 and program of Classic duction a sure-fire hit. Tonight's "us" was not clear; to whom were 7-2002 er. will offer a sented Monday and Tuesday eve- studies with Edwin C. Dunning, in- OAIwo 01 ore t oftlingi with a commentary the final performance at 9. Tickets you referring? Indian dances, nings at 8:15 in Concert Hall, structor In music. &a-artn at the Academy of Asian on sale at the box office. Were you addressing and refer- NI them, The 87-member symphony orch- Patterakis is a member of the ring to the student 2030 Broadway, in San * * * a body? If so, ENHERIT THE Studies, estra "is one of the largest we cappella choir, Choraliers, Met- you have implied that I and other WIND Francisco. The interpretive perfor- Care to be Outside at the Inside? have had in recent years," said its ronomes Quartette, and Opera members of minority groups "do mance will be given tomorrow No, I'm not talking in circles. I'm director, Dr. W. Gibson Walters, Workshop. He sang the role of talking not belong," and are not what YOU "-A drama lo itir de hiood- aight at 8:15. about the Troupe Theater professor of music. As a student Count Almaviva in last year's which is presenting MIGHT refer to as "one of us." COLLEGE THEATER * * * "Don't Look body organization, open to all stu- "Marriage of Figaro," and also will Now" dt the Outside at the Was It your intention, Mr. Ad- Box Office open ... 1-5 p.m. daily The Big, Big Game Is tomorrOw Inside. dents, it also is one of the largest sing one of the leading roles in 642 High Street in Palo Alto. For- ams, to maise this inference? AcImiHon It 1:30 p.m. in the Stanford Sta- non-social student body organiza- this year's opera, "La Boheme." $1.00 SJS STUDENTS 50 cents mer SJS student Tom Winston Am I not supposed to he read- jam (AIL yes, I remember it well). tions on campus. November 20 and 21, ... at 8:15 p.m. plays Mr. Worthcraft in the ori- Tile orchestra will present three ing your editorials? Don't you _ . ... ginal production . . . watch for The program's Monday and major concerts this season in ad- consider me as a fellow Spartan? KEROSENE CLUB him! Reservations at DAvenport Tuesday nights mill open with dition to the Christmas concert All this brings tip an important Bach's "Brandenburg Concerto Dec. 13 at 3 p.m. in Concert Hall. point. Can paper constitution. 1-4220. KELL 365 E. Julian No. 3 in G Major," and Schu- The group also will part icipate in bring about racial harmony and FREE... presents It. lierne." GRANDMA'S MUMPS bert's "Unfinished" Symphony, "La acceptance while subtle prejudice - THE VERY POPULAR Dancing Nightly the "Symphony No. 8 in B Mi- lfled glows a LIBERAL, Kan. (UPI)An 80- cplasses aaaiad with year-old grandmother who attend- nor." AT ALL PRICE! AL BUCKLEY TRIO , ed her granddaughter's wedding After an intermission, the pis.- Football Rgvalry With COP came down with the mumps short- and gram will resume with "tin Bel HERM shell WYATT Office' ly after kissing the bride. Vedremo," an aria from Puccini s R CF 151 Ail THREE CLEFS Mumps is a rarity in persons "Madame Butterfly." The aria will Began Way Back in Tonight t 1898 lit and Sa Folk Singing Nightly over 60 years old. But Mrs. C. M. be sung by soprano Glenda Parker, SINGS FOLK, SPIRITUALS, CALYPSO Bright got a full-blown case of a senior music major. By ROBERT 1.1)11.011 members is still alive, but that Dinners $1.50 team began, on a muddy afternoon --_43.... the disease. Nemico Della Ptatria?", an aria San Jose State and Col'- one October. one of the longes' No Jazz Saturday from Giordano's "Andrea Chenier," contrary to sports writers' then will be sung by baritone Ma- football rivalries in the west. FREE ... nuel Patterakis, also a senior mu- I Ili"' PlaYffig During the '20s and '30s. the NO COVER .NO MINIMUM. NO FOOLING around since I 898. , big game was almost secondat, TICO'S TACOS sic major. Don and Dan offer Chess, Cte Hi-Fi, Then the schools were to the special train ride to ('OP. Radio, e.T.'',g MISS Parker and Mr. Patter- , refreshments, and conversation. i, a don't want tci talk Tamales Spanish Rice known as- the State Normal ' The train p tiled up to the Fourth skis will sing the duet "Pagage- street entrance to the collee, to us, bring a date. na, Papageno" from Mozart's ''cliossl and the Unis ersitv Enchiladas Mexican Hot Dog . . tracks were there until the lati OPEN until 2 a.m. on Weekends and 12 pro. Weekdays "Magic' Flute." seae c , BB9 Tacos Ranchburgers a muddy stretch in Santa Clara. '30si and as many as 1500 student, The program will end with Si- would embark for the long trip I., Try Cur Plate belius' well-known tone poem "Fin- That first game was played on Stockton. A couple bag- Special Co mbination either Oct. 12 or 11 1The San Jose Tte landia." gage cars wereiiseci of for rdancing.m dancing. #taque Coffee /Mae 59c Miss Parker and Mr. Patterakis Mercury and the college's Pennant And that victory bell began re,. won their positions as guest solo- disagree', and San Jose won 18-0. 00 long ago as a "big game" tr,- 484 E. San Carlos between 10th and 11th CY 5-9686 ists last spring in an annual wail- "Through some lack of halt:- ply: I ei% ',ea the two sot-viols TKO'S TACOS tion, resent shown by the 111a11,1; Miss Parker attended Modesto the COP scribe wrote in 4th & St. James Junior College until entering SJS 111,rettry, "he agreed to leav,- in 1958. Since that time she has out several of the regular been studying under the direction players, for which substi- of Miss Maurine Thompson, asso- entirely new pito - tuted almost ciate professor of music. ers. This of course gave the Nor- Miss Parker is a member of tonl team, which is a good mat, ts the a eappella choir, the Chora- for the regular teal)]. all cas. Hers and the Opera Workshop, victory. Last Year She appeared a. Choi- The two colle!..;es still are nthino In "The Marriage of Figa- 61 years after their first game ro": this year she will appear In Probably no one of the '98 lean WARDIZoir one of the leading roles of "La Roheme." EDUCATION INCVI. LSE IjkaLEm? Mr. Patterakis, a graduate of Just before World V. It, a, Modesto Junior College. attended eighth-grade educati,,i SJS one semester in 1956 prior to that most Americans entering the service. 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ISPARTAN DAILY Friday, November 20, 1959 What's Doin' Page SORORITIES Marilyn leutsch is candidate for Delta Sigma Phi. DELTA ZETA Carnation Girl of The Rev. James Barge, Congre- SIGMA KAPPA Sister project, gational minister, led a discussion As a Big-Little the ladies of Sigma Kappa at- Masculine Sets on the topic -Does Belief in God matinee showing of Make Any Difference?' at Monday tended the Fah:r and Bess" at the Coronet night's meeting at the Delta Zeta "Porgy in San Francisco. on house. Theater Smart Fall Fashions

Dinner was held W Veterans Day. Vieing for the title of Carnation \ For men who in the Tonga Room of the Fair- By JUDY BROX% Girl is Mary Lou Willette. nity affiliations mont Hotel. There is only one football week- s. New pledge received during open both shorts a. Lois Ethington and Sharon Se- end left, and now that the air is rush is Barbara Wark. available verson are contestants in the getting colder, there will be plenty impriii; GAMMA PHI BETA national Kappa Moonlight Girl of excuses for new fall clothes. fraterna WedLesday the pledges woke the Phi Sigma eontest. Arlene Werner will re- This time the men are the center Gamma Phi Beta actives at 5 a.m. present the SK's in the Delta of the fashion scene. and took them on a sneak to the Dick Phi Carnation Girl eon- Knit shirts are the best news Smothers, home of Marilyn Pryor, in Palo Sigma Upsilon fraternity for men's casual wear this winter. Alto. Coffee and doughnuts were test. Delta Linda Miller Sigma Kappa held an ex- They have all the detail that can served. and Wed oxford sport Dick Smothers change Wednesday. be found in the best elairmid Lu New pledges are Celia Hampton, Miller as his shirtthey don't take up much bride it) an ort Carol Quinney, lone Knight, Mari- FRATERNITIES ceremony RESTING TIRED TOOTSIES after a hard day of sightseeing in London, these Miss drawer space, either. They hold held in Salinas. M.1 lyn Duggan and Lee Isaat. DELTA SIGMA PHI Mrs. Smothers World contestants form a pretty circle. From left: Kirsten Olsen, Miss Denmark: their lines best if folded. is a junior ALPHA THETA Selection of the Delta Sigma Phi at S KAPPA Helga Knofel, Miss Austria; Yvonne Kelly, Miss Uruguay; Loretta Powell, Miss USA; and a member of Kappa Dot, of Kappa Carnation Girl got under way this Crew or boat neck sweaters Tuesday the ladles Margit Jaatinen, Miss Finland, and Sigurborg Sveinsdottir, Miss Iceland. rority. Alpha Theta will hold an ex- week with a dinner activity at the wor n with patterned oxford Smothers is a member change with Phi Sigma Kappa house Wednesday. Vieing for the shirts are turning up for many of thei pular Smothers Brothers fraternity. Gayle Itelnegger has title are Nancy Reesink, Alpha Chi occasions. The favorite V-neck Trio.1 nity pledge class is in the process couple will make their been selected as candidate for Omega; Pat Hawkins, Alpha Omi- still is with us but this year hum/ of selecting a pledge class Sweet- San Jose. Delta Sigma Phi Carnation Girl. cron Pi; Jill Reichard, Alpha Phi; there has been a change made heart. Women are being chosen with a coordinated foulard insert KAPPA DELTA Kathy Thuruw, Chi Omega; Carol Love in Bloom from the pledge classes of each so- it. The insert gives the effect Veterans Day was "sneak" day Gordon. Delta Gamma; Mary Lou in Delta Zeta; Judy Schrock, rority. of a shirt worn underneath. A-1 for kappa Delta pledges. Actives Willette, Auto Insurano Competing for the crown are l'INNINGS were aroused at 7 a.m, and taken Gamma Phi Beta; Gail Reinegger, Shetlands, the shaggier the bet- Theta; Laurie Mas- to the home of Judy Harrison in Kappa Alpha Gail Sheehan, Alpha Phi; DeeDee WENDY COTTON, sophomore accounting major, recently ter, are good news this season. Ca- Pay Kappa Gamma; Ma- as you Drivi Mountain View for a breakfast trofini, Kappa Buccera, Alpha Chi Omega; Judy told friends of her being pinned to DENNIS M. CORRIGAN, a Phi mel color, which goes with every- rilyn Seutsch, Kappa Delta; Lone and is ma- sneak. Mills, Alpha Omicron Pi; Sandy Kappa Tau at the University of Idaho. Corrigan is a junior thing, is especially popular. Special Mourterot, Phi Mu; and Arlene Rafe < for Actives were requested to per- Harris, Chi Omega; Gretchen Eck- joring in languages. A few good-looking sport jackets Warner. Sigma Kappa. Married Students form various skits for the pleasure er, Delta Gamma; Mary Lollier, are needed to round out the ward- Dec. 11 a dance will be held in 'Kappa Delta NANCY BRAY surprised her sorority sisters recently of the pledges. The first skit al- Delta Zeta; Sue Paslaqua, Gamma robe. The brass buttoned blazer is their honor; final selection will be when she Passed the traditional candle to announce her pinning to most resulted in a "fast one" on Phi Beta; Karen Murdock, Kappa the single most popular jacket Phone made Jan. 9 at the Carnation Ball AL HAYFIELD, a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity. The couple CH 3-6111 the pledges. Forming a conga line, Delta; Carleen Warren, Kappa style across the country. Colors to be held at the Village in San were serenaded Monday night at the Kappa Delta house. The serenade Day or the actives danced right out the Kappa Gamma; Gail Reinegger, vary with navy being tops and olive Francisco. was followed by a short coffee hour. door. The fully-clothed pledges Kappa Alpha Theta; Dotti Ilan- and stripe following. Tonight the brothers and dates were faster than the pajama-clad isch, Phi Mu; and Ellen Crosetti, will leave San Jose, caravan style, actives, however, so the actives Sigma Kappa. The winner will be ENGAGEMENTS for the COP-SJS game. A dance were soon rounded up and return- announced at the annual LCA CHUCK GARABEDIAN, who hails from Fresno, gave an engage- is scheduled after the game. ed to the house. Christmas Dance at Adobe Creek ment ring to BARBARA KAYAJANIAN, from Reedley. Miss Kayaja- DELTA UPSILON Guests of honor at the sneak Lodge on Dec. 12. nian was graduated from SJS last June and is teaching in Jefferson Tonight the 5.15 Delta Upsnon were Mrs. Geraldine Stuparich. Pledge officers this semester are Union School District. A July wedding is being planned. SAN JOSE'S POPULAR fraternity will meet with the province president, and KD house- John Duignan, president; Bill Kel- COP brother fraternity in Stock- VONNIE WILLIG, S.I% senior nursing major, from San Jose, is DOWNTOWN HOTEL mother, Mrs. Hendricks, Haldeman, ly, vice president; Bud for COMFORT Marilyn ton to attend the game. Men wearing a ring given her by JIM ESTES, an electrician and mathema- New ED pledges are secretary; Rich Fambrini, treas- CONVENIENCE staying overnight will be housed tics major at San Jose City College. Estes, who served four years in Feutsch and Jeannette "Jo" Drews. urer; Woody Longson, social chair- FRIENDLY SERVICE at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. the Army, hails from Buckeye, Ariz, Miss Wiljig is a member of Sigma man. New pledges are Jim Ray- MODERATE RATES Heisinger and Jim Schmeidt. Kappa sorority. The engagement was announced at the SK pledge mond, Tom Speegle and John Ma- From $4.50 to $7.00 Last Wednesday the ladies of dance Saturday night. cfprest 4-9404 13AULS CYCLES chi. Crirein Garage Sigma Kappa and the DU men FIRE ,EROOF 'CONSTRUCI.ON For Fun and Health ' The Lambda Chi Alphas and SK senior education major from Fortuna, told FREE OVERNIGHT PARKING met for an exchange. LOIS MORROW, TELEVISION ..ITANOUET ROOI. Bicycles for Rent dates will leave for Stockton this sisters of her being engaged to TOMAS G. HENDERSON, talph G Caldwell, Maribor COFFEE SI100. ROUNTR0. LAMBDA CHI ALPHA her sorority 1435 The Alameda - CY 3-9766 afternoon on a bus chartered by Ensign, in the U.S. Navy, who graduated from Annapolis last June. Inaugurating a new tradition for 1435 The Alameda CY3-9766 the fraternity. Henderson is from Eureka. Dec. 27 is the date set for the wedding. SJS the Lambda Chi Alpha frater- MONTGOMERY HOTEL South First St. at San Antonio San Jose, Califolnic PI KAPPA ALPHA CHERYL BAXMAN was presented her engagement ring with a The brothers and their dates bouquet of red roses last weekend by her fiance JOHN SIMMERLEY, Best Mexican Food The have chartered a bus for tonight's from Laytonville. Miss Baxman is a junior business major from Fort North of the Border COP-SJS game. Bragg. Wedding plans are indefinite.

SIGMA NU FRANK DODGE, sophomore accounting major, from Palo Alto, MEXICAN DINNER Officers for the pledge class this will claim JUDY SHAFER in marriage in an August wedding. Miss Soup or Sa!ad, Stuffed Pepper, semester are Ted Carter, presi- Shafer, who graduated from Stanford in 1958, is employed at Lockheed Rice, Beans, Coffic and Dessert dent; Dick Clarke, vice president; as a digital computer programmer. She hails from Tracy. sl" Tom Perong, secretary; Ed Klee- berger, treasurer; Bill Dally, ser- PATTIE HATCH, junior elementary education major, recently EL CHARRO CAFE geant-at-arms: and Bob Freidman, sem, told her Gamma Phi Beta sorority sisters of her being engaged to DON social chairman. 799 S. First CY 3-9779 San Jose GRIFFIN, a 1957 business graduate of SJS. Griffin, a member of Tau who The pledges are having an ice Open Delta Phi honorary, is working in insurance work in Visalia. Miss 11 a.m. 10 p.m. Closed Wed. skating Sdtt party exchange with the Kappa Kappa Gamma pledges Sun- Hatch claims Palo Alto as her hometown. day at Sutros Ice Rink in San Francisco.

SIGMA PHI EPSILON Cinderella Search To Start Monday The Sigma Phi Epsilon men Next week, Theta Xi fraternity at the Shadow Brook Lodge in and dates will travel to Stockton will begin its annual search for Capitola. At midnight, the contest- A column of incidental intelhgence tonight for the COP-SJS_game, their Cinderella. Members will visit ants will choose from 12 identically by JeCkeil brand on two chartered busses. Before each sorority during Monday and wrapped boxes. the game a spaghetti feed will Tuesday evenings with a "glass The girl who picks the box con- be served at the fraternity house. slipper" in order to find the girls taining the glass slipper will be After the game, the group will whose feet fit the slipper. Only one ('inderella. The two selecting boxes "APPLE OF THE EYE" meet with the Rho Lambda Phi contestant from each sorority will containing black slippers will be For this overworked phrase, house at COP for an exchange be chosen. attendants. The remaining girls we must turn to the world's Contestants and members will will receive party favors from the party. richest source of quotations meet on Dec. 1 for a mdfee hoqr frit emit y the Bible. Specifically, THETA XI the Old Testament, The Theta Xi pledge class took Deuteronomy, XXXII, 10: three actives on their sneak last For the man who 'Ho kept him as the app/e weekend. The ladies of Delta Zeta of his eye. - serenaded the fraternity in return CoPtiets:41 can't press for a few borrowed trophies taken from the sorority house recently. A "ALL IS NOT GOLD" coffee hour at the fraternity house Seems like everybody had a cry,. c. followed,' #011vecod of homely philosophy, but the ctudio after every meal to be Geoffrey Chaucer, in -The H. ,-e of Tonight the Theta Xi men have Fame', Book I: scheduled two busses for the COP. H yt is nor all gold that glareth'' These DICKIES flap-pocket Ivy SJS game in Stockton. After the slacks take minimum care game members and dates will meet because they're real Wash and at Wareham Seaman's home for i! "COUNT 10..." Was there any limit to the talents of Thomas Wear. Your exact size assured party. with the exclusive Dickies Jefferson? Statesman, scientist, arrto,t-heeso authored this admonition: "no sew" waistband let-out. CRANBERRIES OKAYED "When angry, count ten before you speak; WASHINGTON (HMI The if very angry, o hundred... government yesterday approved an emergency testing and labelling program designed to put "a great many" cranberries certified as safe %/agile/ T-Shirts on grocery shelves for Thanks- The most respected, creative name in underwear is Jockey giving brand. It stands to reason, then. that Jockey brand T.shirts are unmatched for quality as well as styling Y. ran choose from standard crew neck T-shirt. "toper-tee sturt, sleeveless Ishirt, and V-neck T-shirt models Every man STUDENT needs a drawer full of T-shirtsand the label to look for is Jockey brand. Let it guide you to the world's finest SPECIALS underwear, LUBRICATION $1.50 fashioned by the house at CAR STORAGE-Monthly Rates 15 YEARS YOUR OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER FOR NITE PARKING $7 6 p.m. to 8 a.m. Homecoming Queen Day and Nit. $10 Dream Girl Vacation Trailar Rentals Soph Dal Auto end Towing Service al Fraternity and Sorority eventsSpecializing Brake Service and Bull sessions, class or heavy date Batteries in graduation and placement photos. Proofs shown Tansies and guaranteed. {No Appc,ktment Flece;sar y) BREHM BROS. 41 NORTH FIRST ST. CYpress 2.8960 B A Cs -J 119 S. First, San Jose Open Mon., and Thurs., fil 9 ACROSS FROM CAMPUS 4TH and SAN FERNANDO I PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS --....111111111

PrIday, November 20, 1959 WPARTAN DAILY-8 /e TC Grids Cop Title, 11111111111111111111 Spartan Sports SAE in Second Spot /earc Theta Chi anuezeil die 1iitrafraternity Football League a 14-0 win crown yesterday with over Delta Sigma Phi while ..;ignia Alpha Epsilon edged Alpha Tau Omega 7-6 for undis- Spartan Grid Picks second place. )ris puted (7.5-40) (68-17.1 118-11) (66-49i Chi defense which has The Theta allowed only one touch- was as strong as Team Williams Brown White Nlatlow down this season ever Ifs it stopped all DSP §JS-COP SJS I 535 COP , SJS lously,*tem offensive threats. Bud .Thompson ran the TC. offense and hit Bob Dorman ,handkerehie Garratt and Jim with Mich, St.-Miami Mich. St. Mich, St. Mich, St. Mich, St. . with the winning and SAE tenets' scoring aerials for had a narrow 7-6 win. North. North, North. Illinois In other IFC games this margin. week Stanford-Cal 1 Cal ('al Stanford Stanford the SAE-ATO game, Roger Delta Upsilon downed Sigma Nu In Penn St. -Pitt ' Penn S1. Penn St. renn St. , Penn St. Weiland, the league's top passer, 12-0 and Phi Sigma Kappa won by thers, capped a 60 yard scoring drive forfeit over Theta Xi on Wednes- USC-UCI.A 1st' l'SC l'SC ' USC pass 1 with a ten yard touchdown day. Wis.-Minn. , Wisconsin Minnesota Wisconsin Wisconsin er Wed the all im- to Bret Stauffer. For Yesterday, Pi Kappa Alpha top- Okla.-Iowa St. 1 Oklahoma Iowa St. Oklahoma . Iowa St. claimed extra point Weiland hit ped Sigma Phi Epsilon 14,1 portant 12-2 on Iowa-ND 1 Iowa Iowa iowa I ND e in an ell Tom Higgins for the tally and the John Deaver's pin point passing Ore.-Ore. St. Oregon tiregon Oregon a linas. The re eventual winning point. The Tau's and Sigma Chi edged Lambda Chi 1 1 Oregon ,a juni or at SI came right back In the second half Alpha 12-7. Wash.-Wash. St. 1 Wash, Wash. Wash. I Wash. St. K appa Delta ' when Mickey Filing ran a punt 49ers-Colts Colts l!,ers (''Its i Colts back 40 yards for a score. In an mnber of the effort to tie the contest, Keith Splashers ut hers Trjo. Antes threw wide to his receiver their home * * * FINAL IFC STANDINGS Seek No. 9 41,110Owl, HOLD THAT TIGER-Dick Bass, the COP 'Fig- his long gainers. The L.A. Rams draftee set a TEAM Won Lost Tied em' top running threat and leader of just about new Bengal record when he rambled 226 yards 9 0 2 20 Insursthe Theta Chi In Tourney everything last year, finds daylight for one of last year against San Jose State. Sigma Alpha Epsilon 8 1 2 18 The San Jose Alpha %LI Omega 8 3 0 16 State water polo team will be ou Driv Delta Sigma Phi B 3 0 16 in quest of their ninth straight state Phi Sigma Kappa 7 3 1 15 championship this Bass at Full Strength; Colts-49ers weekend z otes for Sigma Chi . 5 2 3 13 in Long Beach. 5 6 0 During eight previous years of 5iy5 Students Pi Kappa Alpha 10 the State Delta Upsilon 4 6 9 College championships, Clash Sunday none of Lambda Chi Alpha 3 9 0 6 the other institutions have Nine Play H been Final able to upset the HAPPINESS IS A STATE OF SJS Game MIND? apple- 34111 Sigma Phi Epsilon 2 8 1 6 cart. (Continued From Page 1) yards against the Spartans in their Night Sigma Na 1 10 0 2 At Baltimore GROWLER: What say Max, how you doin'? Theta Xi 1 10 0 2 The main opppsition this year Stanford, 84-38; Wyoming, 28-7, 28-13 win last year. The Tigers San Francisco's 49ers will at- MAX: I'm not a well man. will come from the host team, and Iowa state, 85-0. ate up huge chunks of yardage tempt to over-rule the odds makers Long Beach State. They Taking their two common op- around the Spartans weak side GROWLER: Feeling eh? have when they journey from Chicago poorly' piled up an enviable record thus' ponents, Fresno State and Hawaii, end, time and time again. MAX: Don't be so damned happy, you half ape! to Baltimore Sunday to meet the choie SLATE far in defeating NCAA the odds seem a little out of line, Bass set a new Tiger record for power second place Colts in a game that GROWLER: I'm sorry. niversity of Southern Califor- but many cite the tremendous a back when he romped for 226 could decide the Western Division MAX: People have no right to be happy. nia twice and the down-the-stretch drive the Tigers yards to top his prelous total strong Cali- championship. GAY THEATER fornia Bears once. are putting on as the reason why earlier in the year of 215 against GROWLER: Why? - In Color - they are labeled tonight. Rose Bowl representative Cali- Coach Red Hickey's cohorts MAX: I'm not. Only one letterman was lost favorites "Don't Give Up The Ship" B,ass and Co. will try start fornia. dropped a 14-3 game to the Bears from last year's runner-up team. and GROWLER: Why? Jerry Lewis ... plus where they left off last year WARM WEATHER last week, a game in which the On the other hand, San Jose has and MAX: I lost my girl last weekend, 1 haven't had any sleep in "ASK AKf GIRL" Coach Bob Titchenal will have The Spartans, returning to smashing 49er ground game came lost six of the first seven men, four days, I lost $10 playing poker with rly landlady, and David Niven Shirley Mac Lamm" his nten ready to try and thwart warm weather and good solid turf, to a staggering halt. The Bears in- SundaySoturday Roger Scaife being the only re- 1 just got four blue cards. such a move, should find the going much easier tercepted five 49er passes, blocked turning first stringer. than in their last three outings one kick and recovered one fumble GROWLER: Oh. SJS finished the LAST YEAR'S TILT season with a against some of the better teams to completely throttle the Bay Area MAX: Any other stupid questions? 10 won and seven lost record. This The Bengals set a new stadium TOWNE in the nation defensively, eleven's bid for a victory. GROWLER: hardly compares with last season's record when they rolled up 486 You are too irritable for us to continue talking Fnrn Festival Hits The Spartans have tried to The Colts are seven and one-half until after you team which piled up a long win - - eat. "HEROES AND SINNERS" "out-score" opponents most of the point choices over the western divi- MAX: O.K., let's go over to string only to lose a tight game LARKS. Jccaons MO,:e F0114 year instead of trying to "out-de- sion leaders and the Colts appear GROWLER: plus ...Angnns Laurent, Gil Vidal in near the end of the season. fense" them, with little success, real anxious to bomb the 49ers this Wonderful thought, kind, sincere, and wise. Mike Bozzo is the strong man Booter Squad MAX: Yea, Yea. "SINS OF YOUTH" They have given a total of 255 week according to all reports. of the team. From his center for- usual student reduction points, while racking up 180. Hickey Al ill believes his team can MORAL: Happiness is a pace of ward position he has accounted for burger, ard the best place Closes Loop The Bengals, a little more de snap out of its luck-luster showing to fill that space is LARKS. 39 scores. Coach McCandless con- fensive conscious, have altos% ed of last week and regain its poise. siders Bozzo to have the strongest Julie :Menendez', soccer team only 110 points in eight games The 49ers still sport the best mark 181 E. SANTA CLARA STREET MAYFAIR arm in Northern California water closes out a mediocre season to- for a little over 13 points a game. in the point defense department, polo circles. morrow morning at 11 when they The Tigers have shown that they giving up but 10'.? points. The Colts HELD OVER!! travel to the San Francisco State are no whirlwind on offense point- tooth: over the total offense lead SPARTAN DRIVE-IN campus to battle the Gaters. wise, however, as they have to- from the Los Angeles Rams last PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS The Spartans own a record of ttt,w "SOUTH Exclusive -.First Drive-In Showing taled just 114 fel- the scrar week in a dazzling offensive three wins and three losses. - "ROOM AT THE TOP" * * * PACIFIC" Lawrence Harvey Simone Signoret Entry blanks for the In a most talked -about movie con- All-College Stereophonic ... Color cerned with a man's lust fnr ..-ess. tennis tournament are available at the Men's P.E. Office and in Bar- 12 Speakers also "BUT NOT FOR ME" Clark G5l n racks 73. The tourney is scheduled Have a real cigarette-have a CAMEL Rcssa^o Biessi Mihi Ger, for Dec. 2. John Kerr * * * R Oft Okks EL RANCHO The time is drawing near for PLUS the 23rd annual novice boxing First time with added attraction Drive-in tournament. Dec. 9-11 are the days nelowettestrinewesWnweava, "BEST OF EVERYTHING" when the independent and Greek fAivmeas "The Red Balloon" Hope Lenge teams will vie for the honors of ANGEL" HURRY . .. ENDS SAT. "BLUE the top teams and top individual Curt Jurgens May Britt performances.

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Earlier this year, before the ban, students, unaware cific Regional Conference on Home The cadets will receive these the ban must of -"lite students have shown bicycles, although they eased the often be reminded Education, held in the should enable them Economics lessons which The Campus wonderful cooperation on auto parking program, began to Safety Cot-mitt, Cosmopolitan Hotel, Denver, Colo. to qualify for a pilot's license, is cause other problems. Delivery composed of 13 faculty The meet was sponsored by the he said. Cost of the project will this rule," said Ralph Bohn membeis yesterday. Mr. Bohn, associate truck entrances were blocked, con- and one student U.S. Department of Health, Educa- be met by the U.S. Air Force, representati,e. professor of industrial arts, is gestion in pedestrian areas increas- Marty Sleeper, SJS junior, tion and Welfare. he added. Is stu, chairmari of the Campus Safety ed, and some accidents resulted dent member this year. Phi Upsilon, home economics ho- Members of the Cadet Fund Committee. from students riding on campus. Mr. Bohn cautioned norary, will hold its fall initiation are planning a tither for Dec. students to It was on the recommendation use the racks, and to lock Saturday at 9:30 a.m. in 1114 prior 4, which mill be held in the Wo- "Today, racks on the periphery their bi cycles when leaving them, to a luncheon honoring the new men's Gym, Col. Cook said. of the rumpus hold approximate- members. ifisTony ly 250 bicycles," said John Amos, - Canterbury Club superintendent of building and Ella Van Groningen, a home eco- Dr. Edgar E. Hornig, associate PATRONIZE nomics graduate student at S.'S professor of history, was honored READY TO SOAR-Orbit, a young beagle, has two-ounce radio To Hear Chaplain grounds. As new campus build- from the Netherlands. will be guest for his service to Phi Alpha Theta, transmitter embedded in body, connected to heart. Riding in sa- ings open, more racks will be OUR ADVERTISERS speaker. Her topic will be "Home national history honorary, at a tellite Orbit's transmitter is expected to send data on effect of The Canterbury Club, organiza- added, Mr. Amos said. tion for Episcopal students, will Economics In the Netherlands." I meeting of the fraternity last space on animal. Announcement was made at meeting of Amer- Following the initiation, lunch- night. Dr. Hornig was formerly ad- ican scientists in Washington, D.C. meet Sunday evening to hear Dr. eon is scheduled to be at the Gar- viser for the organization. Dr. Do- Shunji Nishi, chaplain at Univer- sity of California, speak on "The den City Hof Bratt, 51 S. Market nald E. Walters. assistant professor Methodism's Ministry at SE Eucharist and I." St. of history, is now adviser for the is slated to group. Activities Asst. Will Attend The dinner meeting ENGLISH begin at 6 p.m. in the Christian Nearly 1200 students are taking OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY First Methodist St. Paul's Center, Fifth and Sun Fernando remedial courses In English this Occupational Therapy club mem- Sts. Dr. Nishi will speak at 7:15. Church Methodist bet's are holding a party for a WO 'ucational Meetings Church semester, according to Dr. Harold Lions Club-sponsored adult -blind on Iiii ( FIFTH and SANTA CLARA STS. TENTH and SAN Millet., department head. This is I yrri C.11% itt. the t' lllll mission ollege SALVADOR STS. the largest number of students tak- group tonight from 7:30 to 10 at Student In Washington, D.C. on 9:30 am.College actix ilies ads i-er. leaves Welcomes you to Cturch ing remedial courses in the de- the San Jose Lions Club Hall. OT ant Nov. 23 and 24. The meeting Is School Class partment. Classes have been divid- members will Imeet at 7:30 p.m. today for .two educational sponsored by the A no r lean WESTMINSTER MORNING WORSHIP ed into 43 sections. In front of the college music build- program meetings in the East. Council on Education. MORNING PRESBYTERIAN 9:30 and II a.m. WORSHIP ing. Transportation to the party AIR SCIENCE Miss Gals in still he in Some 15 col lege presidents, CHURCH 11:00 a.m. will be provided, according to Car- ' Thi tmit :lir science Kansas 'City. Mo.. Saturday deans, profes.sors and student re- "On Giving Thanks to God" The Lord's ol Coffey, club president. Prayer Series, presentatives will be at the meet- "Thy PSYCHOLOGX and Sunday at a meeting with The Alameda at Shasta Kingdom Come" the national president and adviser ing. Miss Galvin represents women Reverend Getty, Minister A special limited registration CY 2-1888 7:15 p.m. Vesper Service students. Sahara Oil Co. course in neurophysiology will be of the Intercollegiate Association Rev. DONALD A. GETTY, Minister Edwin M. Sweet, Minister BEST GAS PRICES offered in the spring for seniors of Women Students. Miss Galvin is The group will discuss the role Sunday Services IN SAN JOSE executive secretary of IAVVS. John M. Foster, Assoc. Minister Carl Metzger, and graduates. The course. Anat. of the graduate student and study 11 a.m.; 7 p.m. Minister of Visitation AT ,tmy-Physiology 255, will be taught The meeting will he to plan the the student evaluation of teachers. SECOND & WILLIAM by Dr. C. E. Smith, associate pro- year's program for the national as- - fessor of physiology. Students are sociation. Suggestions will be given CANTERBURY JOHN KNOX required to have a knowledge of to the AWS' four regions. ASSOCIATION She will attend meeting of FELLOWSHIP FIRST BAPTIST elementary biology and physiology a CHURCH BAKMAS Christian Center Two Blocks from Campus 2nd and San for the course. 92 SOUTH FIF1H STREET (tailored for students) Antonio THE HOUSE OF FLOWERS Holy Communion a.m. SUNDAY SERVICES Every Thursday 9:45 a.m. Perspective Spartagu id e 8:30 and 11:00 MORNING WORSHIP Newman Practice Cf (I,e Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 6:00 p.m. Knox Club Practice for Newman Club's in- TODAY Barbara E. Arnold 7:00 EVENING SERVICE termural basketball team will be Roger Williams Fellowship, mee'ing meet studee Dr. Clarence Sands - Minister Sunday at 9:30 a.m. in the Worn- Grace Baptist Ch..0-ch. 10th and San Fer- friends hare ... "A Cordial Invitation for Every Sunday" en's Gym. nando Sts., time not announced. A Newman volleyball tourna- Society of Chemical Engineers ment is still in proaress. Teams TRI-C trip to Leslie Salt Co., meet in Ei2; speakers CORSAGES BOUQUETS of Father John Duryea and Jim "A Group with YOU in mind" CY2-0462 I 0th & Santa Clara 1:20 p.m. discussion groups McCoy are undefeated. SUNDAY Episcopal Church EVERY SUNDAY social activities 9:30 A.M. Leadership Seminar Roger Williams Fellowship, dinner, 5:47 Services at Trinity, 81 N. 2nd p.m.: meeting. 6:30 p.m.. Grace Baptist 8.00 a.m. Ho'y Communion 5:45 P.M. Fellowship Time G. Winfield Blount, Minister Church. 10th and San Fernando Sts. 9:25 and 1100 a.m. Fall Semester: World Ethics and Christ.ar.., Morning Prayer Wesley Foundation, dinner, 6 p.m.: Charles Tyler, Minister Arug W. B. Murdock, Rector The Pink Building 3rd and San Antonio iitedePne to Students meeting 7 p.m. Top:c -The Atti... and Warmn C.’t 1,- A . CDmrnDni,-ation.- D. CAMPAGNA, JR. ANTHONY , MONDAY Campus Photo Club, tse&i.,3 and elec- STRIKE presents PROFESSIONAL PHARMACISTS . - 53 7:30 p.m. LUCKY OPEN TIL MIDNIGHT Freshman Class, meeting, LII8, 3.30 PHONE CYpre,s 3-75C0 , Cl1140 710 pm. Junior Prom Committee, meeting, S. SECOND AND SANTA CLARA STS. 326. 3:30 p.m. Sophomore Class, meting. CH227, 3.30 p.m. of Police Uni:orms Complete Line DxFitood: and Accessories Artist To Speak "The Artist and Communication" O. FROOD'S MORAL OF THE MONTH PEERLESS HANDCUFFS RAINWEAR will be the topic of Thomas Elsner, THUMBCUFFS assistant professor of art, when Brevity is the soul of wit. Which is why the sight of a girl BELTS AND BUCKLES Ire addresses the Wesley Founda- invariably brings a smile to a man's face. FLASH MAGNIFIERS tion, 205 E. Santa Clara St.. Sun- in a Bikini BADGES HOLSTERS day evening at 7. Dinner for 40 io-nis will be served at 6 p.m. a boy SHOES CLUBS Dear Dr. Frood: Do you think next Dear Dr. Frood: Do you think year's dresses sill cover the knees? should kiss a girl on their first date? CAPS POLICE WHISTLES Interviews Clothes-Conscious Shy NOTE: Unless otherwise noted, inter- Accounts Welcomed) (Charge views are held from 9:15 a.m. to 4:15 Dear Shy: She would seem to be the -MEM Dear Clothes-Conscious: They'd better p.m. in the Placement Office, Adm- logical choke. Ph.T.T. cover more than that. S&D Uniform Co. 234. Students are requested to sign Or. Frood, SANTA CLARA STREET up in advance of interviews. 401 EAST Dear Dr. Frood: I read a great deal so I to, TODAY 40, CO, DR. FROOD ON QUERIES (3 blocks from school) never have time for girls. Am I missing Owens-Illinois Glass Co., San Jose BEST LEFT UNQUERIED :trial and me anything? Literate eng.neerirg business adrnin s Years of experience have taught - Ind ar Dear Literate: Only a few marbles. never to ask a girl these questions. Litton Induories :an Carl : i ate CLASSIFIEDS Shouldn't we skip the garlic? 10w 40, 'el ;that happened to the fraternity pin? Wow! Is that your roommate? Help Wanted--Pesade Jennings Radio Manufacturing Corp., 4.3.:11-P-’71t;’0.:---r:.- Classified Rates: Akr, IM you nand turning out that light? 25e a line first insertion San Jose. graduating seniors, mechani EARN XMAS MONEY-Part or full time You mean that isn't a beanie? 20c a line succeeding insertions cal, electrical, rhomi,-.al eng’nee-ri N. need 7 personable young women to and Flow come you newer wear shorts? 2 line minimum. nrk in our circulation dept.-day or Dear Dr. Frood: I admire my roommate Silty don't uu smoke your Own Luckiel ' To Place an Ad: -,e., hrs. arranged, we train. Apply in MONDAY 4, 441 very much, so I try to be like him. He rexson 3 to 6-7 to 9 p.m. or Sat. II to Call at Student Affairs Office, U.S.eGenefel Accounting Office, San smokes Luckies. Do you think I should Room 16, Tower Hall, 2 a m. 1261 Lincoln, No, 107, Francisco. graduating , -, smoke the same cigarette he does? No Phone Orders Special NefIces ing. Awed Licensed day cars, 2.5 yrs. Near East Grossman Union High School, grad .nt Apartments for Root guy nex to me William, Kay s Nursery, CV 4-8076. ing seniors, women's P.F... Erg and Dear Dr. Frood: The Dear Awed: No. Ask him for an un- Furn. apt. 452 S. 4th, San Jose. CV 4. copys frum my paper. What shood I do? Transportation Wanted German. used Lucky. 5085 or AL 2-3420-3 students. Truthfil OA. Pharmacrautical Corp., P.,. hem 2-bdrm. apt. water & garbage pd. Sn 2 or 3 girls desire ride to Valley. New Jersey, graclua.;-g 453 S. 9th. CV 4.1410 or AN 6-8726. Share expenses. Leave Dec. 26, Phone after 5 p.m. fare Reefed. CH 3-9550 Dear Truthfll: Warn him. Quick! Ride to L.A. Thanksgiving, call Jean Sed Need I girl to share apt. 502 S. 4th. w -4 7.9757 COLLEGE STUDENTS SMOKE Apartment 12. 101 401 'OP Young Vet would like another to share Ashes for Rale MARCHICK'S exclusive apt. Moderate rent. CL 8.1427 blasi MORE LUCKIES THAN after 10 p.m. '69 MGA roadster, $2350. White, interior, heater, wire when's, badge bar 2-3 girls to share apt. or five gir's or .--nneau. CV 5-2492. ARMY-NAVY fe ows to rent, $25 a month, 453 S. ANY OTHER REGULAR! CV 7-8542. Miscellaneous for Sale When it comes to choosing their regular smoke, Wasted 23-ft. Nashua house trailer with bath Bongos CV 5-0395 aftr 5 p.m. Ukes college students head right for fine tobacco. pay to $500. Repairs Station Wagon, Sprint 1)16, Italian 10.spead. fully equip needed O.K. Call eves. CV 1.2078. Result: Lucky Strike tops every other regular ertra tires. 3 MOS. old, $115. 283 E. Reed Briefcases Binders Irealfast-dish washer and hasher for Apt. 3 after 6. sold. Lucky's taste beats all the rest because 1230 ivnrh and dinner. Dear Dr. Frood: When I refuse to go CV S 7366. Trailer for sale. All steel. 3.yrs. old, new Drawing Sets Slide Rules LS./M.F.T.-Lucky Strike means fine tobacco. tires, brake light, 4 ft. by 8 ft.6 in. Load out with unattractive girls, my friends Lest sod Posed ing planks. $150 or best offer. CV 2 say, "Beauty is only skin-deep." What 7433, ask for George All at Discount Prices do you say? FM 9. 2 Poodles: I white male: I cinnamon fe Redwood 2"a2"e4' fence material TOBACCO AND TASTE TOO FINE TO FILTER! -tale. On 5, 5th St. Reward, CV 3-6180. Rounds. 31/2( an inch, Firewood, CV 2. Open Thursday Night 3871 after 3 p.m. Dear Fussy: That's deep enough. Set of keys at Market and Bassett S's. brand new tenor bez. $100 equity: lain 223 So. First Street Please corne to rm. 16 TH and identify. over small bank payments. Ron, CV) - 145(1 f ./1; Peddle Oar re. r i 'Role 1 t'rr .2..krIrefft C '71,1 Pr)/ .27WIrtte I I ell