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Christmas Vacation Christmas Program It nat. a good alea, but it sson't A ( bristnuas program. in two pasts, still he sp..nsonal in the work. Students vvith packed hag* 31 ti sic Auditorium tomorrow expectI ng to desert the campus nung by thr California Stu- on the Itith for Christmas %a- dent leachers Assn. At 9:311 uction should re-check I Ii el r Vincent Carter, Lincoln High Itcliedille or elates book!. t, Where School music dirertor, will direct the error cropped up. Dec. 18 is. a 35 member choir. At 10:30 S. the last of required attendance Ross Hesitant,. musie director before students may go on lease Spatian a of San Jose High, will lead an 85 of ohm-tow Dee. 20 Is the magic member choir and 40 ineember vacation date. SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE relies( ra.
VOL. 45 tipw't SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1957 NO. 53 Ford, Kappa Tau Cop Alumni Give College Plan 'Split-Rooting' Rally Policy Novice Boxing Honors More Support By JOHN SALAMIDA Defeated at Polls Friday Jerry Ford was named the outstanding boxer and Kappa Tau By BILL GODFREY walked off with team honors to highlight the 21s' annual San Jose Another organization has lent 0! CHRISTMAS TREE State Novice boxing tournament completed Saturday night in Spar- its name to the five-year battle Juniors, Sophs, Frosh Elect tan Gym. to remove the state colleges from control of the State Department Ford, 5-41/2 freshman transfer from San Jose Junior College, of Education and establish them displayed plenty of class in nabbing the 135 lb. title. A well-built under a separate governing body. Prexies: Jett,Conklin,Ward southpaw slugger, Ford registered two second round technical knock- out victories enroute to the title. The US Alumni Assn. released As the curtae n dropped on the student body election race for an open letter Friday cailink for in the 135 lb. title bout, Ford, -- 18 offices 1191 votes had been cast, and the policy of -split- lauded a Friday, boxing for Phi Sigma Kappa, stop- such a move. The letter last week by rooting" sections d efeated. ped Ray Fitzhugh with a solid left COMPOSER similar step taken of the American Commenting on the defeat of Proposition A, the plan to con- to head. Ford turned back Marsh the SJS chapter University Professors, Campbell in the second round of Assn. of finue "split-rooting" sections, Curt Luff, Student Court chief justice, resolution recom- his semi-final match Friday night. who passed a expressed a good deal of surprise. He could offer no reason for its mending a severance of the state defeat, other than because student opinion appeared to be against if, Jerry Seheberies' heavyweight colleges from the Department of *with 705 nays and 359 yeas. victory its ,'r Dick Veinier in the Education. Loft explained that 127 ballots final bout of t he. program en- Calling for a concerted effort by were void because they were either abled Prentis Porter's Kappa the administration, the college, the Engr. Dept. Holds unmarked or marked with pen or Tali [earn to nab the team title. student body and every organized pencil. He further stated that the The KT squad %veered 1M points, group of citizens to support the Survey of Student official stamp is required to be follossed closely by Sigma Chi move, the letter stated, "Now is used when voting, as is instructed with 17 and Theta Chi with 118. the time for men to step forward Parking Problem on the ballot. Clarence Nunes of Theta Chi and be counted. The SJS chapter The Junior Class led in rep- How did you get to school today, slugged out a close decision over of the AAUP has done so. The SJS resentathe voters with 375. The and where did you pal k your car? Dean Sanders of Kappa Alpha in Alumni Assn. has done so. Who is freshmen followed closely all It These are questions asked on a bouts. next?" 348 toting, While 321 !mph one of the program's top questionnaire sent out by the En- called even. According to Assemblyman and 43 seniors cast ballots in The first round was gineering Department which is Bruce F. Allen (11-1.0. (atos), the Nunes won the second canto by a conducting a survey on the SJS the sm.-ranee of state colleges The election results are as 'fol- slight margin, and in the final per- parking problem, according to iron. the Department of Edilea- lows: iod, held off a last-ditch rally by Jorge Barriga, associate tion was reersommentled by a re- professor Sanders to earn the win. of engineering. male representative at large: study committee in 1953. Its re- Gary Webb and John Colombem Postcards with these questidlts Terri Galvin. (incumbent 592; port was'priblished in 1955. bagged split decision victories In DANE RUDHYAR have been sent to 900 students Sandy Creech, 489. Legirlation was introduced in the 155 lb. and 175 lb. divisions, . . . to lecture selected at random. They do not --senior male justice: Ron Glea- 1955 and again last year that respectively. Colombem won the ask for usual travel habits but son (incumbent), unopposed. would make state colleges inde- first round in his final bout with just what students did in travel- Junior Class Officers: Presi- pendent of the department, Allen Ron McBride, lost the second, but ing to and from campus today. dent Nev Griffin, 200; Tom Liles, said. rallied in the final round to tri- Top Composer Students receiving the cards aro 152, Vice president- Barry Jett, The bill, however, was defeated umph. asked to fill them out and return 193: Paula Kessem etaidemier, 136.vesp... See- both years, and Allen said that it Immediattayk &Our - n, Ron Conklin of Kappa Tim Is too eaW-ifrprediet if it will be will be useless unless there is im- posed. Treasurer--Margie Jackson, and Webb were the only two of Speaks Tonight reintroduced again at the next ses- mediate 100 per cent response on unopposed. One year council rep- the II not ice champs to win sion. The not cd French -American the part of all students receiving resentative B ill Douglas, 1K3; three bouts. Conklin, making A matter closely paralleling Standing in the Student Irnion, this Christmas tree Was decorated these cards," Barriga said. good iise of the round! ))))) composer and author, Dane Rudh- state independence, ECPD Dale Scott, 106. college for yesterday's faculty tea by Mrs. Gladys Vogelman, ar4Sistalit Two optional questions are being rights and lefts, defeated Carlos yar, will give an illustrated lecture Profes- sophomore Claris Officer,: (Engineering Council on art professor, and her art classes. Once burned to welcome the sent to students also. They are: Saidivar in finals of the 140 lb. sional Development), is stiH under coming of Freya, goddess of spring. the everygreen tree now sym- 4r oriklIn. 154; tonight at 7 in the Concert Hall "1. What suggestions do y o ii division. bolizes the birth of the Christ Child. photo by Paul Girard. Ron Robinson, 1511. Vice pres1- of the Music Building. study by the Liaison Committee have for improving parking con- dent-14 cot t Kennedy, unop- Fred Chapman of Sigma Chi, af- of the State Board of Education. ditions at SJS?" posed. Treasurer Martha Ter- ter losing the first round, caught Title of the lecture is "Fifty Allen said that the committee "2. How do you believe these unimposed. Secretary Richard Gerakoe with a stiff left Years of Modern , Music-1910- would present its recommendations Drama Students To Present suggestions or ideas could best Marilyn Lloyd, unopposed. One hook to the head in the second to 1960." it has been arranged as (Continued on Page 4) be carried out?" record a TKO win in the 165 lb. ; yeiir reprementath - Sandy part, of the evening class in mo- 133; Donna Dean, 1113, class. One-Act Plays Tomorrow Harr, dern harmony conducted by Har- Mall' Justice-4/14.k Christiana Other winners of the annual Knight To Review old Johnson, associate professor of Students fern Dr. Paul payee's non Moncrieff; Richard Rossomme, (incumbent I. onopplog,ed. Venetic colorful tourney were Hank Calle- Icpartadriep music. stage directing class will present Jack Worthing; Louise Engle- justice-1 it d y Ashbrook, r,13; gus, 120 lbs.; Dephis Chagnon, 125 Budget College three one -act plays tomorrow at hardt, Lady Bracknell; and An- The annual Christmas dinner, Diane 81.1111 (incumbent), 494. lbs.; Jim Stoneburner, 130 lbs.; Rudhyar will discuss many as- SACRAMENTO -- Robert L. 4 p.m. in the Studio Theatre. Ad- nelisa Norris, Gwendolyn Fairfax. sponsored by the Presbyterian Col- Freshman Class Off icer s: and Ray Pancharian 190 lb. Each pects of contemporary music, bas- Harkness, chief of the Budget Di- mission is free This is the first act of the most lege Fellowship, was held Sunday President Marsh Ward, unop- winner received a trophy as did ed on his half-century of exper- vision of the State Department The first pl3y, "The Epidemic," famous farce in the English lang- at the Student Christian Center. posed. Vice president --Roger Sea. the outstanding boxer and winning ience as pianist, composer, author of Finance, announced Friday that is a satirical farce by Octave Mi- uage. This act begins the love The Rev, V. Donald Emmel, rick, 213; Beth Mobley, 120. See. team. and lecturer, and will include ex- the state college budget, which in- rehear'. Roliert Montilla old di- duel that will go on between the Presbyterian college The plat n, retary Donna Olson. 184; Sharon amples of some of his own music cludes SJS's request for a nuclear rect. two men. spoke on the "Significance of the Brown, 125. Treasurer Bob rale at the piano and on records. reactor, will be presented to Gov. The cast will include Ed Woeten, The final play, "Miss Julie," by Incarnation." ter, 178; Dorothy Broaden, 107. es doctor; Classes Hold Joint Rudhyar was born and educated Goodwin J. Knight this week. mayor; M aj Bertino, August Strindtx rg, will be direct- One year drepresentative Carl in Paris, came to America in 1923. Harkness said the budget was Eric Faust, opposition !cede r: ed by Robert Gordon. The La Torre photographer has Maloney. 219; Susan Wasson, 109. leader; Ile was one of the founding mem- previously planned to be submit- Gary Hamner. majority The tragedy stars Gretchen returned to the Colonna Studios, Half year representative Don very old member; Mary Ann Bel- Christmas Party bers of the International Compos- ted last week, but was delayed by Clark Mires, Given as Julie, in New York. according to Jerry Dun ton, unopposed. Wallace Landlord, first member; and Patrick A joint four-class Christmas par- ers Guild in New York, and of the last minute preparations. ief.' as Christine Ilumpal, business manager. "And Richard Parks, second member: as ty will be held from 3:40 to 4:20 New Music Society in California. "We are leaning over backwards Garvey John. would all those who left sweaters Byron Walls, third member; Tom is rated among the Judges To View today in Men's Gym, Room 211, to do everything we can where "Miss Julie" umbrellas, necklaces and other as- Ile won the $1000 Prather, secretary; and George short plays in according to Jerry Siebes, spokes- prize of the science is involved," Harkness said. top two or three sorted items in the photograph) Door Decorations Los Angeles Philharmonic Orches- The Slier, usher. dramatic literature, and had tre- man for Council of Class Presi- budget will go to the gover- room please come pick them up Judging lot thn annual A \A'S tra for a symphonic poem, wrote nor via John M. concerns coun- mendous effect on future playwrit- dents. Peirce, state di- The play the city in the La Torre office," he added. Christmas door decoration con- the music for the Pilgrimage Play rector of finance. "He, (the gover- cil of a French seaport town who ing style. Curt Loft, Student Court chief test will begin tomorrow at 3:30 and has had many compositions nor) is conscious of science's display their mercenary tenden- Technical staff for the plays will justice, will Install newly-elected Student Nurses Assn. held a p.m., according to Nina Carson and performed by outstanding artists needs," said Harkness. ices when a typhoid epidemic include Charles Cook, stage man- class and ASB officers. Christmas party for students and Cynthia Noble, chairmen. in this country and abroad. State assemblyman John L. E. breaks out. ager; Lloyd Kearns, electrician, The Freshman Class will hold faculty Friday. Wanda Gipson, pu- Judges will be Mrs. Izetta Prit- Collier, IR-Los Angeles,), predict- The next play Will he Oscar and Josephine Mindiifl, Ilerrnogena a special 10-minute meeting in His sybiphonic work, "Ouranos," blicity chairman, announced today. chard. SJS housing counselor, Miss ed that the state's budget for ed- Wilde's "The Importance of Be- Bernales and Robert neorge, stair Morris Dailey Auditorium before was given in 1949 at the, Compos- Ann Ballarian, assistant profes- ucation undoubtedly will be con- ing E:rnest," (Act I), The whim crew. party, Marshall Ward, presi ers' Forum, and b quintet for Delta Phi Upsilon, national hon- sor of art; and L. V. Brunetto, dis- the siderably higher next year because aleal farce as ill be directed Is strings and piano which he wrote orary fraternity for early child- play manager of Hale's Depart- dent, announced today. of public demand to finance an Joseph Markham. Entertainment will include one- in 1950 will be given a West Coast hood education majors, Initiated ment Store, San Jose. expanded program of science at Student ar tors will Ad Contest Ends; of the performance at the Occidental five pledges, Dec. 12, according to Doors will be judged on origin- act skits prepared by each the university and state colleges. Slier. Lane. George Costa, Alger- four classes. Refreshments will be College Music Festival in Los An- Prizes Awarded Elaine Gilpin, corresponding secre- ality of theme and work involved served. geles in May, 1958. Awards symbolizing the "Spirit tary. in carrying out the theme. First, IN THE 'SPIRIT OF '76' of '76" were presented Tuesday New initiates are Sylvia Staub, second and third place trophies to members of The Spartan Daily Phyllis Naminatsii, Joan Murphy, will be awarded the winners. advertising staff by Larry Kauf- Mrs. Lee Biggins and Corienne Purpose of the co ntes t. Miss man, business manager. Buonocore, Carson stated, is to promote the Presentations eammemorat Christmas spirit among students. the second annual "76 by lo -26" Monthly sign-up of attendance DATEBOOK contest when 79 contracts were forms for Korean Vets will be tak- written by Oct. '26. A drive for the en this week until Dec. 20 In Room TUESDAY, DEC. 17 week. WI of the Administration Building. Alpha Chi Epsilon, meeting. 7 to 9 p.m., Room 17. 100th contract ended last before voca- Chess (1111), meeting, 7 to 10 p.m., Student Union. Ken Lichtenstein, with a total Veterans must sign christion Seievre Organization, testimonial meeting, 7:30 p.m., of 17, was given a large drum tar tion begins. College Chapvi. having written the most contract, 111 CSTA, Christmas program, afternoon, Music Auditorium. seeoni Delta Upsilon, Oamma Phi Beta, Christmas party for underpriv- Joanna Hilby, who came in 'Boot Heel Clatter' ileged orphans, 7 to 10 p.m., Gamma Phi Beta house. With 14 contracts, carried I ti on Earth Ski Club, meeting, social, 6 to 9 p.m.. Student Union. "Spirit of '76" flag. Nazi Film Feature Peace Theta XI, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Christmas caroling. 6 to 8 p.m., Ken Dixon. writer of I he 1 OM audience Kappa Kappa C;arrana house. Goodwill to Men contract. received a silver dollar watched "The Triumph of the 1VEIOXEsDAY. DE('. la propaganda film, placed on a card. During the last - Will," 1934 Nazi No down payment! Junior Class, cake sale, 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Outer Quad. Phi sigma Kappa, Moonlight Girl function, 6 to 8 p.m., Phi Sigma lap of the "76 by 10-26" contest. in Morris Dailey Auditorium Fri- Kappri house. Irene Sprague brought in rise Con- day. Sigma Nu, Alpha Chi Omega, Christmas party, 6:30 to 8 p.m., I tracts and was given a small drum. Primarily a series of troop re- Sigma Nu house two-hour-long movie al- Student YMCA-YWCA, caroling, 8 p.m., Agnew% State Hospital. Each member of the staff was views, the WAA Aquatint Class, senior swim meet. 4:30 to 6 p.m.. Women's Larry Kaufman, The Spartan Daffy business manager, present's granted membership in the Silver so featured ravings by. Hitler and Gym pool. Ken Dixon ulth a silver dollar for writing the 100th advertising Ride Club, signifying each sales- friends and "marching flags" TlIt'llsDAT. DEC. 19 left 1.. reght contrail this semester. Others efr vre Joanna man hie] *old one contract. Sis- Selected views of German cities PI Omega PI, informal initiation, 7 to 9 p.m., Student Union. Ifilby, carrying the "Spirit of '70" it Irene sprageee., holding a and seems of life in an army camp WAA Orchesis and Women's rt. Dept., dance concert, 7:30 to 11 small drum as hilt' Ken Lichtenstein holds the tug.. 111111 .-111,1110 lit inch metal rules were given to p.m., Morris Dailey Auditorium, Mason Brown. members. broke up ate clatter of boot heels. 'Roes &ors* LIME MANaiCAMPUS Ymtrot Surprises Found Satellite Drowns Hopes In New Glossary SpaztatzSAN 9?) 'Big Splash' JOSE STATE COLLE Submitted by R. J. Carey, Li- With One brarian, Humanities wading room. Sputniks, whiz- .,..-ember 16. 1957 By JOHN R. ADAMS maybe three little space unmolested CHILD; Wiloi.E---Man of parts During the recent launching of zing around in a single U.S. ball bear- prior to occupation. a satellite-carrying rocket, two by even scientist number Positive Thinking COLLEGE PRESIDENT - The scientists were watching the event ing," answered omnipotence of God coupled with with mounting anticipation. one. . Rejoice, -fellow patriots," the athletic freedom we wanted is here. "What do you mean," asked the omniscience of man. The count- The State Department of Education has given San Jose State a re- 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1. scientist number two, "haven't you COMMITTEE An instrument completed. The expected lease, so to speak. to follow the rules of the conference of its choice. down was heard that it takes about four of administrative Fabianism. appeared. Above And, we have chosen to follow the athletic policies of the West rocket flame years to produce a bug-free auto- COMMITTEE, STANDING -- the follow- Coast Athletic Conference, which has the type of liberal regulations the roar of the rocket, mobile?" Found in colleges with female ad- took place. on athletics we wanted. ing conversation "Kind of a stupid point to try ministrators, although most com- we go into the wild blue The objectives that you, the students, voted for are now a reality. "Off a n d make," remarked scientist mittees will stand for anything. high into the !" We got what we went after. yonder, climbing number one. "If the U.S. is three CONCLUSION A suggestion A MINUTE! Hold it! So, it seems unnecessary to do any further quibbling, now that our "WAIT more years at getting a successful of the President of the college. celebration." goals are accomplished. No need for a satellite-rocket, think how many CRITERIA Current whims of not?" asked scientist It makes little difference who started this move. "Why Sputniks will be in space by that the state Board of Education. one. It makes little difference who was present when the freedom number time," he said. DATA - Consensus of hearsay didn't even was granted. "Because the thing "Who's worried about a satellite arrived at through a mimeograph- get off the ground. Just a big In fact, the only thing that really matters is the end result. This ed questionaire. in space? We should be on the splash in the water followed may sound rather like the Russian view that the end justifies the means. DEATH - - A n imperceptable moon by then," concluded the sec- energies the explosive take-off of t he Perhaps that is true, but we should be directing our forward change in the functioning of a ond scientist. now, rather than looking at the whole thing in retrospect. rocket." Dean, usually indicated by a brief "All our work and it still failed. We are ready to start building athletic teams which can truly stoppage of memoranda. represent San Jose State, the largest state college in California. Not enough Oomph in the right DEMOCRATIC An intensify- place probably," stated scientist SpaztanT)aily This building program is going to lake much time and effort. And ing adjective used with all ab- money, spelled M -0-N-E-Y. number one. stract nouns. clamp efforts toward making this program "Well we failed. Better class matter April So prepare to direct your EDUCATION A universal sci- Entered as second the lid of secrecy on the whole Jose, Calif., under th a success. WISH ALL MY PLAYEgh COULD HAVE A CLA55 WITEI ence, similar to public relations or 24, 1934, at San The Spartan Daily, as usual, will keep you informed on all new POT-OR 5NARF fav project." act of March 3, 1879. Member Califor- capital gains manipulation. sig. Newspaper Publishers' Association. developments. ALL new developments. "Isn't it a little late to start EVOLUTION OF POLICY ,-- A watching what gets out to the Published daily by the Associated Stu- San Jose State College. except series of related blunders of in- public. We've already published dents of Campus Canvass creasing intensity. Saturday and Sunday, during the colleg our boo boo," scientist number one year with on issu during each final FACULTY MEETING- A public said. , .1 examination period. occasion for begging the Press of the Globe Printing Co. 'Modern Day Superman' Escapes Ile4',olant4 question. "I don't think so: we always get FLEXIBILITY OF CURRICU- off to a slow start." 1445 South First St.. San Jose, Calif. LUM -Ambiguous wording of the Editor LEIGH WE1MERS "Slow start? I'll say! Better Business Mgr...LARRY KAUFMAN Vengeful San Francisco Pledges By BOB CRAFT catalogue requirements., start making some good progress GROUP APPROACH The Day Editor, this issue JOHN ADAMS By CHARLENE SHATTUCK piciies still managed to catch use Or--." of force. News Editor JIM DRENNAN It's a bird. It's a plane. No, it him.) "Or what," interrupted scientist Sports EditorRandie Poe Peace on GUIDANCE OR COUNSEL- was only the "illustrious editor of What happens when America's: earth, good will to men! number two. Feature Editor Bob Craft Think ING--The jujitsu of persuasion. The Squire and pledge-master of number one heart throb i for cer- about those words for a moment, and re-word them. Peace "Well, one little, two little. Wire Editor Don Stevens ta1 on earth, HUMANIST -Opponent of ED- the Alpha Delta Gamma frater- in membersbers of the younger gen- good will to NATO. The North Atlantic Treaty Organization UCATION; hence an anti-intellec- nity" at the University of San eration)invades the peaceful, meeting in Paris is 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE perhaps tual. Francisco. island of Hawaii? the most important meeting in the last 12 years. Problems PIZZA GARDENS COMPLETE AUTO PAINTING of colossal INTELLIGENCE--A dangerous According to the San Francisco A photographer on the Na Leo magnitude will he facing the leaders of the 15 free W. Cofer to Parties nations which form of exhibitionism. Jerry's Body Shop Foghorn, this modern day Super- 0 Hawaii at the University of are assembling in the French capital. Finest Pizza in the World These men need good will as they've METHODOLOGY A means of CYpress 7-7297 man, in an attempt to escape from Hasvaii decided to get a picture. never needed it before. 1347 McKEE ROAD For out of this meeting will come, insuring failure. 1617 POMONA AVENUE vengeful ADG pledges who had of Sir Presley with a young lady we hope, a mobilized military ' CV 2.9753 and MOTIVATION The supplant- handcuffed him to a desk, named Camille. Camille was pro- powerful moral force that will absolutely prevent a third -ripped ing of curiosity by self-interest. off a Presley. however, so the photo- world war. portion of the desk and like OBJECTIVE METHOD OF IN- a bird jumped out of the class- grapher, feeling outnumbered. got The NATO force is unique. The United States, which at the pre- VESTIGATION -- Consulation of room window one shot and left. He later return- sent is the most powerful of the free nations, is seeking a unified front THEIOUVRE landing fifteen feet one's immediate superior. HAVE YOU TRIED below." ed with a hula dancer. She en- against the Russian tyrants. But we will do nothing unless full under- standing and cooperation is officially ONGOING SOCIETY Board of JONES ? It seems to me there must have tertained Elvis. while the photo- pledged by the miimber nations. MISS grapher got his picture, and a But it is going to take a lot of diplomacy and patience to bring Trustees. been an easier way. P.S. The MUSIC NITELY story. The young lady expressed about dreisions that will benefit the free worhi and preserve peace. RESEARCH Like romantic her admiration by giving El% is a What about the American bombers stationed in Britain that carry love, a folly of youth and old age. EXCEPT MONDAY lei. H-Bombs on routine training flights? Will Britain be nervous SELF-STUDY The only form maimmenalussimulisiosin The photographer had this com- enough to tell us to stop this practice? ' of predjucdice wholly without mal- ment to make: "Cammy and the Will the 15 countries be able to see through the hocus-pocus Red ice. 554. W. SANTA CLARA bachelor may get along fine, but propaganda that continues to plague the NATO meeting with attempts STUDENT Disadvantaged, re- UNDERPASS to bring tarded, exceptional, promising. A AT THE ,there is .still no love lost between discord among the allies? MERMAID at " Will member NATO nations be allowed to learn how to operate moron. BESIDE THE our missiles and warheads, in order to retaliate immediately in case TEACHER'S COLLEGE 41111 111111===.11MIIMINIMINN SAHARA the United States proper is attacked? Where the ignorant are incited to , These and many more world problems will have to be decided. impart their knowledge to the in- OIL CO. different. tilvcE lob The American people should stop is minute and pray that Regular 30.9 ; NATO holds together and accomplishes a hat it wants to. TEACHING A method of in- Ethel 33.9 The hopes of the free people are riding on this whing-ding. doctrination. SECOND & WILLIAMS Peace on earth, good will to NATO. VALIDATION Finding o lit 5ELIX how they feel about it at Colum- bia. SALES RENTALS A&M Auto Repair OAKLAND i 0 SAN FRANCISCO General Auto Repair BERKELEY SAN JOSE Automatic Transmission Specialty IThrust and Parry 75 SOUTH 2nd Student Rates CV 5-4247 4-2372 as well as Phone CYpre" 456 E. San Salvador. San Jose Slouchy Fit a %vinning one. I ask SHANK'S "Where was he at the Arizona Dear Thrust and Parry: State game?" Drive-In Cleaners Throughout history, men have Oh well, he undoubtedly 2nd & San Carlos surrendered and retreated to the was trying to dig up overwhelming truths of society. novel answers to IN BY 9:00 OUT AT 5:00 College grads over forty MAPLES COFFEE SHOP a rather true Most adherents to the "Itiludflats analysis of his opin- at no extra charge suffer from a decline 17 E. SANTA CLARA STREET ions. State League" have joined the in their earning power. After three years of college corm Club Breakfast from 30c majority. Even Mr. 13., D. Spatz jumped on the bandwagon and is petition, I have begun to realize 0 TRUE 0FALSO Complete Luncheon 75c that San Jose state differs from now back-slapping.But the SPECIAL False. in fact the older thes get the' slouchy fit of his new clothes and most opponents in one respect Dinners 95c and up more money they earn. Statistics certain ambiguities in the Spartan it doesn't give financial aid to de- THIS WEEK show that the average man's earning serving and needful athletes. For power declines rapidly Open 24 hours a day 7 days a week philosophy need be rejected. SWEATERS 55 after he , Mr. Spatz says he has been a this reason, athletes who do at- reaches 45. The college grad's income BANQUET ROOM AVAILABLE football plaNer and a coach. He tend State work part-time or do Is still going sharply up at this point. ! claims he can cheer a losing team not participate. It is not the work that I object to. It is that ath- letes cannot compete at peak. work, and study all at the same College educated men tend to time. be bachelors to a greater degree For the reason that we are not than average American males. offering scholarships, we have no athlete drawing power. Many great 0 TRU! 0 PALS. athletes are snatched up by other False. Recent studies show that Mr.' colleges. Even if we didn't offer College Grad is no longer avoiding as much as other colleges, many the marriage license bureau the way local boys would he attracted here. he used to. In fact state:Iles now in- Mr. Spatz and fellow students. dicate that having a college degree SJS needs that drawing power and actually lestens the probability of a we need it DESPERATELY. man leading the bachelor life. Ken Simpkins ASH A9910 (EDITOR' NOTE: So %se IN BY 9 OUT AT 5 bring to a close the saga of Mr. DRY CLEANERS Jockey brand is America's Simpkins and Hr. Spatz. The best known brand Spartan of men's Dolls recommends that SHIRT LAUNDRY future felid be transacted nn Directly Behind Newberry's underwear. the football field.) . 0 TOWS p PALIIII True'. Independent surveys prove that Jockey is not only the hest known underwear in the S. hut also in 98 countries around the world. Just chows how universally men value comfort and fit.
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11914241459145t AJWK, Monday, December 16, 1957 SPARTAN DAILY S Roll Past Three Wins njun Five By JOHN SALAMIDA Ira% is second to Alberti in un- Wheal point standings won the Jack Alberti, senior San Jose By RANDIE E. POE hotizontal bar event, placed sec- Uppercuts State gymnast, captured victories three events ond in other It's surprise, surprise in the top- and in three events to highlight action By RANDIE E. POE ... Sports Editor sy-turvy life of the Spartan cage thirst in another. Davis vias most teem. in an exhibitioe gymnastics meet active of the 15 participants corn- prying What has been in past years an exciting struggle for world ten- After absorbing three straight Friday morning in Spartan Gym. in fi%, events. nis supremacy probably will turn into a merry Australian runaway. setbacks, Walt McPherson's lads Alberti coupled wins in the fres Torn Kakinami notched a win turned on unbeaten Stanford in As our Davis Cup team now experiences a bit of condemnation exercise, tumbling, and long hors* in the side horse, and a second and Palo Alto Saturday night, whipping thirds for score (the Belgium set), it is sadly apparent that we are losing face on the events, with a third in the side too an offieal of the Indians, 66-59. 16 markers. courts. In fact, our international tennis reputation is almost as low SJS hits the road for Pocatello, horse to nab the unofficial scoring as our space prestige. Idaho, this Friday and Saturday title. Johnny Johnson, third in the We are stringing along with Gardner Mulloy, 44, Vic Sexias, 34, for two contests with tinigh Idaho The trim SJS gymnast accumu- trampoline event in the 1957 PAM: tournament, won top honors in his Herbie (Flim) Ham, 28, and Ron Holmberg, 19. Australia must be State. lated an unofficial total of 21 sp,ciality Friday with .1 score of inwardly snickering at our tennis collapse as they prepare to walk off The Spartans' seasonal mark is points. edging Bob Dai is who 211; markers. with the Davis Cup Dec. 26-28 in Melbourne. 'now 2-3; Stonford is 2-1 scored '20. Don Andrade, with 19 ,.Deadeye shooting (48 point. and Tom h:akinami, with txn- cent) Unofficial indi.idii 1 point totals: Faubus and the NAACP and a well-balanced attack (four 19, were third and fourth respec- II) Jack Alberti. 21; 12) Bob Deals. Andrade, 19: 14 TOM The odds on our whipping the present Aussies as a team) are Spartans tallied more than 10 tivel. 20: 13) Don kinerni, 16; (5) Mickey Zanack. 10: (6) points) contributed to SJS' suc- Alberti, has completed his worse than those on Hombre Faubus joining the NAACP. who Johnny Johnsoe. 9: (7) Lonnie Christie. cess. It was definitely the locals' There has been hole-In-head talk that we're not nearly as bad college won seconds in son, I: (I) Torn Smothers and John Webb, as it seems, but the ridiculous manner in which the A IlliSleS han- top effort this season. the free exercise and tumbling 6; (10) Jim Schmidt, s: (II) Pete Miehl. imam, 3: 117) Rick Buxton and Sale K.- dled us in' the recent South Wales tourney in Sydney must show Mary Branstrom, sslio Waved events In the 1957 Pacific .Assn. bash;, 2; 113) Wendell Brains and gory San Jose state's most Mediocre basketball until Sat or- AM' Tournament. the emptiness of the aforementioned words. celebrated football graduate, Billy Wilson, Love, I. The U.S. did not have a ..ingle player advance to the semi-final was honored at the 49er-Raltimore game reeentiv. Ile led the 'day, did an about-face and help- Members of omnastics Coach Meet results round in this affair, which was considered our brushing-up exercise NFL in pass-grabbing last season. In background is former Spar- ed kayo the halo-cos 'Ted In- Bill Gustafson's Monday -Wednes- (I) Alberti, 200; (2) who undoubt- tan grid skipper, Bob Bronzam photo by Jim Beach. dians. Branrst rent bagger! 14 Free hercise for the upcoming Davis Cup. Rocking-chair aged Sexias, day class in "Techniques of. Teach- Danis, 135; (3) Smothers, 75. points and was a big factor in edly will be our No. 1 man when the USLTA holds its annual conven- ing Gymnastics" handled all pre- Trampolin (I) Johnson. 210; (2) tion in January, was waxed in straight sets in the quarterfinals by the Winners' 31-27 rebounding parations and arrangements for Walsh', 130; (3) Mulsleman, 75, Neale Fraser. supremacy. the exhibition meet. Rope Climb (11 Andrade, Eli (T) Steady Gil Egeland and Eddle Andrade was second to Alberti Zanack, 5.4; (3) Killhitterei, 5.5; (4) We Need Rebuilding Program Diaz hooped 12 each, with Bob bask. 6.5; (5) Lone, 7.2; (6) Dank, 7.4. SJS in event victories with two tri Matmen Hereo (1) Larson tossing in 11 and Ned Fitz- Side Kakinami, In; (2) This should have been a tennis shell -shock to most net authorities umphs. Andrade won the parallel Andrade, 140; (3) Alberti. 135. gerald six. George Wagner came and a reminder that we should soon begin a rebuilding program. bars event with a point total at Horisontal Bar--(1) Dank, 190; (2) Sexias should be happy he did not face Mal Anderson, the U.S. into the contest in the last half 190, and turned in a time of 53 Kekinami, 165; (3) Schmidt, 90. and delivered floor singles champ, or Ashley Cooper, Aussie kingpin. a fine game, in the rope climb to nip Mickey Parallel (Mrs (1) Andrede, 190; (2) It will take a intervention If the C.S. Is to spring an Tackle John Pfleuger canned IS in Zavack. Denis, 150: (3) Smothers, 135. heavenly Bears pace Stanford, with soph star Zanack, 220; (2) upset. In addition to Cooper, Fraser and Anderson, the Amides Coach Hugh Mumby's Spartan twice won monograms. Zavack, whose performance Seining Klnes (I) Christensee. 160: (3) Kakinerni, 166; (4) have Roy Emerson and Mery Rose, both talented racquet-swingers. John Arrillaga, who averaged 20 wrestling squad lifts the lid off Returning two-year letter win- gave SJS four points In the Schmidt, in: 15) &nine, 120. comprised of strictly "benchwarm- points in the Indians' first two Australia could select a team its 1957-58 dual meet season to- ners are George Uchida, Ken Simp- NCAA finals last year. confined Tumblinq ( II Alberti. 235: (2) Dis- wins, being held to It. ers" and still kayo the U.S. morrow,traveling to Berkeley to kins, Ken Spagnola, and Russ his activity to two events. In his ks, 150; (31 Johnson, 145; (41 Illuston, With about 2:10 to play. Bran- tackle the University of Califor- Camilleri, Nick Sanger, Roy Fron- speciality, the snInglag rings, 1 100; 15) Welsh, BO. strom slapped home a tip to give Long Horse II) Al6tit5. 120; 12) Davis Cup Aussie Property nia Bears. tani, and Marvin Rodriguez are Zavack won handily over four SJS a 60-57 margin. Don Rye Christensen, Ill; (II Andrade. IOC 14) ' Most of these Aussie aces are fuzzy-checked; they haven't begun other award winners expected to opponents. Denis,t16; The meeting with the Rears swipe a pass and set up Ege- (5) W4". 30' to reach their zenith yet. aid the local aggregation. is the first of 13 dual matches land to make it 62-57 with 1:55 As for us, we are being plagued by a curious case of fuzzy listed on the SJS slate. Eight After the Cal tussle, the Spar- to 711 NOW RENTING thinking. Ham Richardson, the torrent top seed and a scholar de- tans do not return to action until tournanwrits also are on the Corne live at Reed Houser luxe, changes his mind intermittently about international! compe- Spartan schedule. In dual action Jan. 18 when they host a four way 617 S. Ninth Sttstif Whatever tition. He ofttimes says he is through, only to ask for one more last season, the local grapplers meet ,,in Spartan Gym. SJS, Stan- One of San Jose's Newest the fling. Apartment Houses posted a 6-4 record. ford, Cal. and Santa Claia are HAVENLY FOOD occasion Obviously, the U.S. must find more top-grade tennis players or slated to compete. Right Behind "DG's" give up all pretense about.challenging Australia. Mumby's team will be bolstered FOR PARTIES Furnished Studio Apts Say it Kitchens complistisly equipped with As one bystander remarked, our net fortunes have become paper- by seven returning lettermen, in- CY 3-1682 pfioNE EAL for 2 or weight cluding four wrestlers who have tie sinEss 3 boys. 'noodling Flowers ... from Davis Cup to Dixie Cup. HEnnEng mackinis couples, or married students. er HUSTLE 961 San PVICIM10 (.9.2-750 DINNERS a la carte Far infarmotion CH 1-3256 FLOWER RENT A TYPEWRITER from $1.30 Intramural Basketball SPECIAL STUDENT 5 ""nr,;ts 'Ike- o BAKMAS SHOP RATE. 3 MONTHS Bayshore at Jullan CY 2-6462 --lath & Santa Clara AFROTC Hoop League Formed Only three more days remain for cording to AF MiSgt. Robert the courts. independent intramural basket- Bruce. It should be noted that no man forms must be turn- may play for more than one team. ball, according to 'mural director Team entry ed in by Thursday afternoon to Bob Bronzan. the men's gym, and must be ac- The pre-season turnout to date companied by a receipt for $5 has been good as more than 20 (paid to the Office of Student Af- teams have pledged their sup- fairs). Teams are limited to 15 Nave a WORIDOf FUN! players. 5. port, with an estimated 30 other Pave/ with SITA In the event a team doesn't have Unbelievable Low Cost teams still to elms up. Although the full amount of players listed, three leagues have been ten- it may add additional players to tatively set up, it appears that the roster 24 hours before partici- EnEurope more leagues will have to be pation. 60 Dar. ..z, (-am $585 formed. Action will start Jan. 6, be- Almost sure to be organized is tween 4 and 9 p.m. on Mondays Otieftt a ROTC league, featuring five 43-65 oar. ;;;; . tom, $998 Thursdays in the Men's teams from the Air Force ROTC through Many ,ou s .nciaao A col/ege er.d.t and one from the Array ROTC, ac- Gym. According to Bronzan. It m,itipsu To' LESS Also low cost trips to Mexico) appears the gym will be open $149 uo, South America S699 up, Howoii Study Your $495 95P Dad for practice on Saturdays and Around the World $1791 up. Sundays. although this has not Ask Your Tro...I Ag nt Show Slate been OK'd yet. If this is the "th l'A 323 Geary St., S.F. feat $ WORLD !Met aic. case, then teams may reserve Ex 2.7370 4 STUDIO "Decision at Sundown" mosher's with Randolph Scott SAN JOSE'S ONLY AUTHENTIC "Escape from San Quentin" Mary Anders Johnny Desmond "IVY LEAGUE SHOP"
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.--IIP'ARTAN DAILY Monday. Tee-ember 18. lee? ' ', Chess Tournament Wins 'Red Apple Grad Students May Apply Open To All Students Mercury Ad Exec Senior Seminar Red Apple bers se the Department of Jour- San J0,1. Z 1,.t Chess Club mem- Award for advertising achieve. nalism and Advertising. '1 tiers lost a 5 to 2 decision to mem- /tient was given last week to A similar award was made Clothes For Christie Fellowship Clair Otis, Collects ISO advertising to hers of the San Jose Chess Club, Charles Del-orenzo, earlier this semester Applications are now being taken for a Vera C hristie Fellowship manager of the San Jose Mer- advertising director of Eureka Lyman Daugherty, professor of of $1000 for graduate students working for their masters or doctors cury and News. Newspapers. service work. botany and adsiser to the dub. degrees in placement Jim Drennan. news editor of in Far East Winner of the fellowship will be determined a paper I Said Friday. For Needy by research The Spartan Daily, is chairman of PATRONIZE YOUR 1 International Students Organi- which he felt could be used to which is to be an evaluation of the recruiting process. A chess tourney in the Student ,the Red Apple Committee com- Applican4s should include a recommendation from a professor, ration is sponsoring a campus carry needed items to the Chinese. Union is open to all. posed ol seniors and faculty mem- ADVERTISERS He asked Ambassador Tong what and assurance that a faculty member is willing to cooperate and to collect books and cloth- - drive COuld be done to relies the suf- assist in sup, -sine the theme. W ing for needy Chinese on For- Ifering of the Chinese. Dr. Tong The conututter will judge the mesa and Hon g Kong, Floyd l replied that there is a crying need applications -Lin. 23-24. Dead- SJS Ranks Second ISO adviser, reported for two items. books and clothe line for applications is prior to G,eer,,,..f. Jan. 20. 1 iriher information today. The drive will end Tuesday, I I". AMBASSADOR may lie obtained f Dr. Ed- Issuing Credentials Dec. 7. ( lenient.. placement The Chinese ambassador es- ward W. During th, .1 mountains out of molehills? L s.i agieed te sponsor the pro- itiiiim the Ad- iod, San Your car making plained that a great number of ofncer. in 135 of Jose Se.te tile I ceLl ot Col. Building. When it learned thatat Chinese now base a reading know- ministration 37 California eseleees. and univer- fret. Fred W. Buechner, local ledge of English and have an in- Suggested topics for the pro- sities in the granting of special businessman, plans personal de- satiable appetite foi Looks Wilt. ject are: secondary credentials, according to
lisery of clothing and books to ten in English, especially books on 1. Develop a handbook on the a report from the State Depart- productive' public re- ment of Nationalist Chinese and refugees. the classics t both fiction and non- effective and Education. lations activities and at for San Jose Buechner explained that he goes fiction). engineering, electronics, ranked second in the recruiters. number of abroad each year to collect politi- International affairs, history bio- credcutials of all types 2. Discover and validate the best issued, with a tutu ] of 185, cal, economic and military infor- graphies and all reference books being used by The top colleges mation at invitation of the gov- Including dictionaries. recruiting practices five and uni- versities ernments concerned. Following his Clothing is mostly needed for industry. and thi ir totals are Los the extent and ef- Angeles State. sisits, he lectures on his findings Hong Kong, he said. Refugees 3. Discuss .233; San Jose State, fectiveness of industry-sponsored 185; University of at to American business organi- pouring across the border from California Berkeley. lh0; San zations. Red China base swelled the city's tuition programs. Francisco population to such an extent that 4. Recruiting effectiveness of State, 170, and San Diego State, LECTURE ANALYST as many as 30 or 40 persons share employing collgee student( on a 156. The lecture-analyst recently was a single room. Thousands are for- part-time basis and on a summer %kited by Dr. Hollington Tong. ced to. sleep in the streets. Win- basis. Chinese amabaesador to the U.S., Science Workshop For ters are bitterly cold and weather 5. What items are necesssary: who invited him to observe the in the spring is damp. No shoes and the relative importance of State Colleges Held progress made in industry, agri- are needed, but all types of child- each item on a placement infor- culture and military affairs on the On Campus Saturday ren's and adult clothing can be mation sheet. island of Formosa. The offer in- used. 6. The effectiveness of limiting San Jose State played hest to cluded an ins itation for him to Student Union will be a collect- the number of interviews a $lit- science educators from other state %Ise the islands of Matsu and ing station for all items. Barrels dent may have, (Will this cause colleges and the State Department Quemos. Researcher Buechner will will be set up for all contributions. the student to do some research of Education Saturday for the also visit' the Chinese mainland at this drive is successful, Buech- and reading on his own to find annual Element ily Science Work- Hong Kong. IIf I ner said, he will attempt to estab- his desired field. i shop. Itinerary for the traveling bus- lish a permanent pipeline to di'- 7. Analysis of the process of de- The meeting was held front 10 inessman will include a week at liver the gifts. ciding to accept a position by the a.m. until 3 p.m. in the Science the colleges and unisersities in graduate- not retrospect but cur- Building. South Formosa, a week with for- rent. The agenda of the workshop in- mer head hunter aborigines, and Speaks on Hypnotism The research project may in- eluded, introduction and prelim- a week in Hong Kong. Dr. Herbert Mann, San Jose elude any one or a combination of inary remarks; the background of Col. Buechner and his wife will physician, spoke on hypnotism at the stigegstecl tepee above. the 1957 workshop. by Dr. Ger- travel by Army transportation. ; Friday's meeting of Psi Chi, ne- - - trude Cavins, Science Education Ills baggage allowance is 700 tional honorary society in psy- Department head and a workshop pounds, he said. which is more chology at the home of Dr. Earl Alumni Say O.K. director last year: the program of than he and his wife need. They Janclron, assistant professor of i Continued tont) I .04.. i the 1957 workshop, Robert Stoll - have learned to travel light dur- psychology. at the next meeting of the coin- berg: student evaluation and re- ing their world jaunts. As a busi- mittee and State Board, action to the sv or ksho pehlary ness expert. Col. Buechner felt What is blocking ECPD aecre- Durkin: and a panel consisting of It impractical to waste the space. I MEETINGS ditation is a 1953 pact between the John Harville, chairman, Dr. Carl - I Department of Education and the Duncan. Natural Science Depart - 1 THIS COUPON GOOD FOR Alpha Chi Epsilon, meeting. to Regents of the University of Cali- ment head. Dr. Matthew ,Vessel, Switch to Shell Premium with TCP, fornia limiting the type and scope professor of biology: Mary Dur- $1.00 - errow. 7 to 9 p.m.. Room 17. Alpha Eta Sigma, field trip to of engineering training offered at kin, Helen Heffernan. and Robert ON ANY PURCHASE the state colleges. Stollberg, OF 5315 OR MORE Thursday, exact time to be and restore lost power while you drive! Announced later. Members only. Many critics of the pact has, Ed Eby, Florist charged "high-hafiled'' dons iii. AWS, cabinet meting, tomorrow. Open at I P.M. 525 E. Santa Clara am, by U. of C.. and "footsi,." 4 p.m.. Room 4, Women's Gym. Pizza with a "Personality" Christian Science organization, playing by Department of ucat ion officials at !oval stud- HOUSE OF PIZZA Bofors Tao Muffler Microphone regular testimonial meeting, to- Stuffier Microphone re- CAR WASH morrow, 7:30 p.m.. C8Ilege Chapel. ent's expense. 395 Almaden Ave.. CY 7-9901 ording of an engine run Tests show why Pres. John T. Wahlquist is ac- en compel tore premium $1.00 WITH COUPON Class Councils, joint Christmas N ar the Civic Auditorium p.m.. tively working toward ECPD ac- fuel shows misfiring and Here's scientific proof that Shell Premium Regu'a, ce $ 25 party, today, 330 tp 4:20 pi over loss. 2 MINUTE CAR WASH Room 211, Men's Gym. creditation for the college's Engin- with TO* restores lost engine power.
225 N. MARKET ST. Collegiate Christian Fellowship, eering Department. At a recent HI-WAY MOTEL It neutralizes deposits which con cause even meeting, today. 7 p.m.. 449 S. 10th meeting of the State Board of Ed- 60 1.1ii-ts and Apartments new engines to lose power in 3000 miles. - St. ucation in San Diego. he presented Coi,ee Shop Restaurant Heated CSTA, Christmas program, to- a strong appeal for SJS accredita- Swimming Pool Free TV and Room Phones Mo. TCP morrow. 9:30 to 10:10 a.m. and tion, stressing the college's tremen- After 3 tankfuls of Shell 2112 S. FIRST 10:30 ti 11 a.m., Music Auditor- dous growth. STREET Premium with TCP, re- Allen said that legislation would cording shows misfiring ium, oroI.twt,restored: Episcopal Communion Service, not be necessary to break the pact Callaway's Crystal tomorro K. 7:30 a.m., St uden t - which is required before SJS can Only Shell Premium Gasoline Christian Center. bolster its engineering curricula Creamery has Freshman Class, special meet- and seek ECPD accreditation. "But Breakfast, Lunch, both TCP and TOP OCTANE! ing before joint Christmas party. if it does become necessary, ap- Dinner 41 1111 final plans for Joe College-Betty propriate legislation can he intro- 7th & E. SANTA CLARA ..5 11’s I rioirmark for rlei PREMIUM Co-ed contest, today, 3:30 p m.. duced." he emphasized. adtliove olevrlope.1 by !4yell 1 you-NoDoz dent Union. doctor will tell ...... AwalsenerS are safe 25 coffee. WAA, fencing, today, 3:30 p.m...... Keep a rack handy! Women's Gs et. Room 23. .". Wesley Foundation, speaker the 15 TABLETS, 35e .’. ? .’. . .....,;. Rev Mr. Paul Kurtz, on "Love in 15 tibial a Christian Context," speclef 0 *.e.a...o.0.4 choral worship service, "The Life 0...... III la* tla . . .0.0.0? % p.m,, 24 N. of Jesus," Sunday, 7 : : 5th St 0 0 0 ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 0 ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? . CLASSIFIEDS Tropical Fish & Aquaria with a I AN ORDINARY FILTER THE VICEROY FILTER FOR ItENT after equipment. Call CV 3-0751 Half as many filter traps in the' - - 5:00 PM. other two These simplified drawings show the difference IC tune. - Jim. & Board - Spring largest-selling filter brands! In \ eeroy, 20.000 ... show that Viceroy's 20,000 filter traps arc Sem. Met-ton Manor 43 S 5th Got the custom bug? But no car. filter traps... Swke as many...(ca,,moother taste' actually hike at many as the ordinary filter! Ches.. Cl. Coupe. New paint, St ('`i 7-9963. '49 CIGA4 - RH, WW, engine good Cond. CY Furnished house for SIMI for three 3- 3422. 92 N. 6th, college boys, yard garage, close in city. Hostess Service -380 W. San WANTED Twice as many f'arlos filter traps as the NOW - Male Students to share large house Wanted: Male student to shore AVAILABLE IN With same Kitchen privileges. $30 apartment. $28 a mo. 76 S. 11th other two largest-selling filter brands jar mu. 720 S. 3rd. CT 5-8121 after St. "If 7-8535. NEW CRUSH-PROOF - - LOST ompare! Only Viceroy gives you 20,000 filter traps - og Redr ,,,,, n apt. near college avail. Nice as many as the other two FLIP-OPEN Dec. ko Men onb 1-78113. Grpen tackle box, art equip, inside larpest-selling filter left in parking lot in back of Eng. hrands-for that smoother taste! \ BOX_/ FOR SALE build TU/N. 10th between 3 & 5 FAMOUS ' P.M. Need it to pass classes. Call Phis -finest-quality leaf tobacco, Deep-Cured golden 40riable Royal Typewriter like CY 5-9993. hi, )wn for extra smoothness! FAMILIAR PACK ilea ('Y 3-2610 4Evenirivil. _- LOST: Brown leather shoulder. ;et Viceroy' Get 20,000 filter traps, for smoother taste! '31 ( 'he% 2-dr. 141y.. 11&11, Dual strap purse, contained glasses.. esht AN 6-6778, $375 Meese return to Student Union. .8p. brew. a Wollmosson Telracto