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1 Spartanaihi Ike Prom' SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE ta VOL. 45 0111.0" SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1957 NO. 60 PS To Service Rivalry 10
Sr e, SJS Costs Court Confused? Mystery First Task
. to Exceed e- 'No,' Says Luft Interview To Insure a Student Court is not confused and the 13 campus organizations in cited for failure to submit revised lists of officers and advisers should s- not be either, according to Chief Justice Curt Luft. ye 7 Million In Lyke .r The court has signatures to prove that each organization was de- Strength livered a registered letter explaining the violation and penalties, The pen and bi iisli of Jack FLIgR By RAY BARCH Luft said. will take over a two-page lay-cait , WASHINGTON (UP) Presi- The letter explained that fines had been set at $3 for failure in Lyke, the caMpus feature maga- It costs the State of California dent Eisenhower solemnly promis- *to comply oith the ASB by-law zine. Fugit's own brand of space $692 to teach a student at San ,ed yesterday to wipe out wrangl- plus $3 more for those organiza- humor will be tine of Lykes Jose ing in the armed services that State for a year. tions which failed to answer the specialities. is hampering America's struggle summons. Lyke, which goes on sale Wed- That's the figure released by E. Club Folds against "Communist imperialism." The chief justice stated that liesday: has a licw approach to S. Thompson, college business He also told a cheering Con- Student Affiliates of the Ameri- "why Johnny Can't read." but the manager. gress this nation will catch up It's the fourth lowest can Chemical Society had been ironical twist to it should prove with Soviet long-range weapon de- among the state's 10 colleges. After IFC given an extension until Jan. 20, a shocker, according to Larry velopment and "have the missile thus reducing to 12 the number Rodrigues, publicity chairman. expenditures for SJS in the' needed quantity and in S serail of organizations which have not Striving for originality with the time- to preserve U.S. power to for fiscal year 1957-5X, not in- Tessandori touch that was so met constitutional requirements. cluding capital outlay, total uspension tlhe deter aggression. The following groups have failed prominent in last issue. Lyke His audience cheered again vs:hen $7,362,328. The total breaks Tbe 184 Club is now a thing of their status: Alpha will have an interview to end all to clear up he promised "defense reorganiza- down into three major areas: the past. Gamma, CAIIPER, Deseret Club, interviews. says Rodrigues. Gene tion" to make all sem ices work salaries. operating expenses and The Inter-Fraternity Council Millet, Hui-O-Kamaaina, Philoso- Tessandori Jr., the editor, will not in harness in the age of space equipment. and the Administration approved phy Club, Phi Upsilon Omicron, identify the mysterious interviewee missiles. the petition of Sigma Alpha Ep- Sojourners, Theta until Monday. The only clue re- SALARIES LARGEST Sigma Kappa. silon to be reinstated on campus Delta and Hi Fi leased by Tessandori as to who the Largest of the three is salaries, Chi, Delta Phi REAL DANGIERM Jan. 6. subject is, was to say that the - where $6,367,240 will be paid to Club. The President in his tensely On May 28, 1957 SAE was sus- person is a "controversial" cele- inessage 783 faculty, 144 administrative awaited state of the union pended by the IFC when they brity. dangers con- workers and 125 maintenance em- WHAT'S SO did not minimize the "conducted themselves in a fash- Occasional Rain, Wind FUNNY? freronal t..ing the nation and the five ployes this fiscal year. ion as to violate acceptable stand- Something which makes members of th.. staff chuckle. brings Occasional rain is the weather- only a serious look to the face of their S111 Iser. Itexiewing the world, lie said "these dangers an ards of good taste" on May 18 in Opertating expenses, such as gas man's prediction for the Santa latest issue of Lyke are Fred Do. Long, office manager and Gor- the Saba nightclub at Capitola. don (Deb, adviser, and electricity are second in line. Oars Valley today. The fore- Gift Taxes standing behind Gene Tessendori Jr., editor Nor did he eels solely on wea- Earlier in 1957 SAE had been and Mary Maori, copy editor. totaling $738.000. Equipment costs caster anticipates slightly higher pon* to meet them. lie put on probation for holding round out the total at $257,050. temperatures with the high mooed the peoples of A1111441'11, rush function on a non -specified ranging between 55 and 60 de- For College and the world to "ssork of EXPENDITURES TO RISE night. An organization that breaks grees, and southwesterly winds peace" to stop the "plunge to- Each of these expenditure areas any college or fraternity rules or Campus Chest Drive of 7 to 15 miles an hour. ward more and more destructhe has increased proportionately over policies is subjected to suspension To Be Debated of last fiscal year, and are expected upon the IFC' recommendation. 8weapons MIAMI 1-3LACH IL PI A hot But he said the first task "is to to rise during 1958-59, Thompson SAE then became the 184 Club debate was expected yesterday on insure our safety through and held no fraternity functions. ota s said, eac 2 a proposal calling on congress to strength." The second is to answer Two weeks before Christmas the The final total for this year's Campus Chest Drive is Salaries will 1w increased with Frosh Back revise taxes to encourage gifts to approxi- Russia's "total cold war" by ssag- members entered a petition to be mately $947.28, according to a report at yesterday's meeting of the expected addition of 134 institutions of higher learning. the ing "total peace." reinstated. On Jan. 6 this petition Community Service Committee. ploy's to the college payroll, A special finance committee ot was recognized and granted. BLUNT TALK the Madness manager asserted. the Associatiourot American Col- All donations have been turned in and the drive is officiary closed, reported Tedd Trb the mernhigrs of Conirremt, Contest Wallace, Some 97 new faculty members leges, holdine its annual conven- chairman of the committee. is currently The money collected from the meeting in an atmosphere of crisis are projected, 33 liihnini%Irative The Freshman Class tion here, made the proposal Wed- drive will be distributed to the following and determination. the President's end 4 maintenance. PI Omega Pi sponsoring a Betty Coed and Joe nesday. organizations: 75 per cent to United Givers Plan, 10 per College contest which is open to Dr. Carter Davidson of Union *cent to Heart Assn., 10 per cent speech contained in many places HUMBOLDT HIGHEST all candidates sponsored by sor- College. Schenectady, N.Y.. chair- to Cancer Assn. and 5 per cent to the kind of blunt talk they had Leading the state colleges in To Sponsor orities, fraternities and girl s' man of the finance committee, said the World University Service. asked for. Ken They applauded him 39 Dines. cost per student is Humboldt, hoarding houses. modernization of the tax setup was Rexrot Dick Robinson, chairman of the where small classes have caused Two pictures of each candidate needed because both public and exchange lunches for the drive, re- nearly e a minute. . pared expenditures to rise to $1286. F5 8 D inner must be submitted to the Student private colleges greatly need fin-. ported that approximately $204 to oaly 1111111 S in his %tato Pi Omega Pi, national business Union Office. Connie Evans, con- social help. Will Appear was collected from this event. This of the union message last sear. Lowest costs are $619 at Long education fraternity, is sponsoring test chairman, reported that let- But Dr. Ernest L. Wilkinson, sum, added to money collected The President also used the oc- Beach, a new member of the col- the anuual "Business Education ters will be sent to all organ- president of Brigham Young Col- from other sources, restated in casion to direct this message from lege system. Dinner" for business education izations participating in the event. lege. Salt Lake City, said the pro- the final total. the American people to the R11, majors Jan. 15. Tickets will be on "Letters will contain specific in- pose! would "pave the way for Here Monday In other *ion people: Join us immediately Here is the range of student business, Sally Melton of aorld tensions costs at state colleges: Long gale today and tomorrow only for structions," the chairman said. similar moves by many other types ' reported that a community service in the reduction Beach, $619: San Diego. $661; Los $1.75 apiece in the business wing. Deadline for pictures of candi- of institutions and would deprive Kenneth Rexroth with the Dick project for Greek Week is being and move toward "a genuine Angeles, $664; San Jose, $692; Sac- The dinner, to be held at 6:30 dates has been moved up to Jan. the government of a large amount Mills Quintet will appear here planned. peace." ramento, $695; San Francisco, p.m. in the Santa Clara High 13. of revenue." Monday, Jan. 13 at 8:15 p.m. in MUST REMAIN STRONG $749; Fresno, $757; Chico $8297 School Cafetorium, will be pre- Morris Dailey Auditorium. However, until the leaders of Cal Poly, $913; Humboldt, $1286. sided over by master of ceremonies Tickets are on sale at the Stu - the Soviet Union show Some signs Dr. Edwin Swanson. dent Affairs Business Office. Ad- Volkswagen of sincerely cooperating with the One of the leading causes of Dull Skulls, featuring Pauline rad Student mission is 75 cents. west. America must remain strong. high student costs at a college, Tedesco, K a y Rieder, Joanne Resnit h, who has been cussed Maintenance of this strength, Thompson said, is upper division Swenson, Geri Dorsa, Jim Gault and discussed, will be giving his he 11141111, 110111/010CtIly would in- course s, particulaily technical will enter- Jeparated and Leigh Weimers, ins Contest initial jazz-poetry performance I voke new sacrifices by the Am- courses. tain with a selection of songs. the San Jose area. He records I. erican people. Nancy Dunn, graduate student, volunteers nom all of the oral in- Fantasy and Evergreen. On the subject of defense re- won the Dr. Dorothy Kaucher terpretation classes in the depart- I. he was blunt and SPOT OF TEA, ANYONE? Oral Reading Award for her inter- ment. Ile the author of From Fender organization worded. saying that pretation of "Where did you go? nix and the Tortoise.""T"hTeherhA7t- sharply Somebody separated a fender service rivalries" must Out. What did you do? Nothing" of Worldly Wisdom." and "Early t "harmful from Robert Griffin's Volkswagen, by Robert Paid Smith at yester- ' in Defense of the Earth," among he ended, and quickly. cpaptadriep and he'd like to know vv:ho it was. 5-star ceneral said day's final reading held in the others. The former The student's car was parked at differences be- Studio Theater. The Dick Mills combo is lam. that whatever the Twent s-to.e actives anti pledges 14th and San Fernando when an - playing at the Jazz Showcase in tween the armed services. "Amer- Other student finalists were of Alpha Phi omega, national ser- other car attempting to park did San Francisco and has performed ica a ants them slopped." Gail Anderson, Lee Devin, Yvonne vice fraternity, traveled to Asilo- , the damage yesterday morning at with Rexroth at the Tin Angel EXFA:UTIVE ACTION Jackson, Ivan Paulsen and Owen mar Conference Grounds recently H o'clock. and set out 500 trees and The Cellar. He said he would take executive Sack. as a frater- A gas station attendant told project. - - - action to reorganize the defense nity Griffin it was a blue 1950 Chevro- Chairman for the event was set-up partl,. and would SAIld Con- let, and that the driver got outI Elisabeth Keller, winner of the Retired veterans are now gress a special message soon rec- CollegeCan Offer 'and took some notes before driv- ; curroemoig teps to fin award last medical care under the VA pi legislative spring. for ing off. The $50 award was established gram on the same basis as reguia, ish the job of curing organizational Griffin's insurance won't some years ago in honor of Dr. ly discharged vets. cover defects in the armed services. first hundred dollars Katicher, a member of the Speech T h extended coverage w a s .S. Degree In Fall the damage. The President said war could and he's anxious to find any wit - and Drama staff. Winner is judged made under the Veterans Benefits Bachelor of science degrees will nes. who can help locate the cul- on the basis of choice of material. Act of 1957. be granted to graduates in busi- prit. His phone number is CH 3- reader's understanding of t he chemistry and sociology, be- itary sees Ices. ness, 0775. author's intellectual a n d emo- A tabulation of the 1957-58 di - ginning in the fall of 1958. accord- But the free oorld faces dif- tional intent, presentational skills rectory: of administrative staff and ing to SJS President, John T. ferent kind of xxar one that of voice and speech and audience faculty shows that only 32 of SJS' Wahlquist. already been launched against ' communica t ion. 762 administrators, faculty mem- The State Board of Education at Frosh Performs The six students participating bers and librarians live outside of its meeting last wpek in LOs in the finals Clara 4111111111in II. were selected from Santa County, Angeles gay,' the college the an. In Talent Show thority to grant the degrees and also approved the changing of F:, shman ads. i using major Rod for a titles of majors in four areas of &shack% and his saxaphone all ? Looking Intercollegiate Pistol Team good deal OR 0 the business department, form one part of the ten -pi.. The present business adminis- Mayfair 4-H Club orchestra, a us sports car? tration major will be changed to finalist in the 1958 Search for When you find Holds Final Tryouts one rush to Today business and industrial manage- Stars talent show sponsored by 111 Today is the last day to try out and running eight consecutive ment Secretarial will become sec- the San Francisco Meow Lodge, I Roos and fake for the intercollegiate pistol team, weeks, Miller stated, adding that retarial and office management. The musical group, directed by advantage of according to Melvin II. Miller. as- sjs toughest competition will Industrial relations aril change to A. C. Mandell of San Jose. will11/ the good deal on sociate professor of police. come from the service academies. industrial relations and personnel compete In the fifth annual Search Car Coots! With Any undergraduate is eligible to SJS will meet the U.S. Naval managemen t. The mem-ranting for Stars show at 8 pm February detachable hood, shoot at the National Guard Academy. Military Academy. Coast major will become accounting and 7 in Nourse Auditorium, Van Ness' quilted lining. 11 Save 5 bucks Things probably won't go te the estremes depicted here by heavy - Armory 2nd & St. James streets, Guard, and Air Force Academies, finance. Avenue and Hayes Stre?t, San. %%eight boxer Al silo erino (left)oho offers a cup of lea to team- starting at 11:30 a.m., Miller said. as well as North Dakota Agricul- 5,15 now offers a bachelor of Francisco. The show will include 111 Now only 14.95! fiats'Archie Milton (right), ohne enacting is scene that might Th,. most important match in tural College and the NROTC at arts degree In sociology, bachelor 19 other contestants. receptions planned Ito the Bully take pia. c at the beoxrs' t'orn- which the team Is University of Oklahoma the event can be tnittee. Barbara Gretiner plass the part of the hostess. The first will participate in other of arts and a bachelor of science Tickets for sponsored Lodge reception is ill be field Slonalas night ft 'a in g a match olth the by the United States matches slated from this week degrees in chemistry and us !Ache- purchased at the Morse eniVersity of Nevada boxing leam. photo by ridairar G d. Revolver Assn. starting Jan. 26 through March, tor of arts degree in business, 850 O'Farrell St., San FranciN, *RA*, 13.4,414P e-Terersopers-r-
Campus Canvass triftbariellittrikirltinvTnintwwwwashhe "I always hungered for snme ree- 1.1111:Milearalith ognition of my own." Robinson tells all in his book, Nothing Stops ctartinte "My Father s My Son." The things he has left out are written on his The f 101.1 NW )013 (UP) Edward face - the tragedy tel a spoiled Mountaineers Ftubinson Jr. has been cold. the ,v, tan. 10, kid who tholight he hail world By CHARLENE SHATTUCK stone sober tor six straight by the tUll simply beemisn his 1.11,1 ,oti kilos% in.., mere are 154 months, an achievenient that has father %;:e.; a mtnii. star. 4=. 4IEM AIM . 24-year-old son of the 11 organisations on campus and not eluded the one single mountain climbing ramie "mobster" since he was a club? True. there are no moun- juvenile delinquent of 15. Callaway's Crystal tains at State. But this didn't stop To his background of actor, al- Po4t4cPipt coholic and jailbird, young Robin- Creamery the Mountaineering Club at the Fountain: Brea1fost, Lunch, University of Kansas. According son adds the title "author." And By BOB KAUTH to the University Daily Kansan, It's possible his autobiography may 7th & E. SANTA CLARA "Because of the lack of mountains clear the way for a normal life in That old year done dropped coffee, and much moreatudy time In the area. club members practice the futons, dead She just nodded her v., ary Di back to the old grind. Oh, climbing 1111 MU seats of Memorial 3 unior's fort ones already a Head, shut her heasy eses, and a sur- won't those prots Ia. in for stadium " looking up. Ile read the galli.i 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE died, Real dead. Real :,1114 . And a say.; COMPLETE AUTO PAINTING prise. And so ill 1, il they proofs in the pokey while sirs ii very sudden like! is in "What's this? His homework A reporter on the UCLA Daily 60 days on a drunk rap. Jerry's Body Shop on time? His grades are coming Thank God! Bruin decided that the course de- "I think I'm finally over tla up? Th.' t sly dog, he'll get that CYpress 7-7297 No longer must 1 troan and scriptions in the UCLA general hump now," the beetle-brow ed ' diploma yet?" 1617 POMONA AVENUE fret about those broken resolu- catalogue s ott nded "downright Robinson said, sipping on a lemon- of each year, talk is tions Such as. too many cigar- ; At tlic first dull." Feeling that they lacked ade. "But then I've said that in ettes, too much coffee, and n d mighty cheap, That's what I like sales appeal he wrote a column in the past only to have my life go living A greet place for your friends enough study time. about it. It's like a youth, which he looked at a few such to pieces again. This time I feel with and on hopes and dreams. courses as they' would be seen NOW's a time for smiling And like an individual instead of the "One of these days. I II make the through the eyes of an advertising new resolutions Such as. not so son of 'Little Caesar.' Havteonstlayy Foods grade. I'll do this or that. Yep. agancy. How many Spartans would .. many cigarettes, a little less life might have been hats- Tomorrow. I will." be interested in the following sub- pierMy Motel and less complicated if I'd -years Jects, if listed this way in the SJS Bayshore at Juiao CY 3-1682_ AN the months or the been anyone else's son," he says. scamper swiftly by, the landlord ner CAMP.6 COP WE'vE HAD TO Cr.7 ANY1HIN3 roEumigat catalogue: ' FLATTER comes apounding at the door, pay- THE PARKING PROOLEM. "ZOOLOGY IA: Now! See amoe- YOl. It EYES ments for that talk are due. bae reproduce before your Vfli'. It's a time for frowning and 4....''' 1T eyes' E x ci ling! Educational' HAVE YOU TRIED THEIOUVRE your appearance Improve fretting. Its like an aged, living .i Leaves nothing to the imagina- as your siaion with MISS JONES ? as well with and on the past, with broken , lion! -wise glasses from style dreams and promises. "This is the "HISTORY 177' Amaze your MUSIC NITELY what I should have done. Yep. I , friends! Spend only three short MONDAY Dr. Jark II. Cheittielli sure played a cool hand then, hours a week in the privacy of a EXCEPT. OPTOMETRIST But..." lecture hall. Try History 177 . . . tis too much ado about noth- ceat , now two sections to serve you 554 W. SANTA CLARA KM S. SECOND CT 5-2747 ing. And Time for a cigarette -Hi By RAND1E E POE better! Results guaranteed!" Member of SPAR-TEN with coffee! ' AT THE UNDERPASS 1 "The show must go on," as the BESIDE THE MERMAID old saying goes. This seems to be Russ, U.S. DJ's Every city, of course, has its own backbone . ;Is own tempers the philosophy of some students PEE WEE'S PIZZA a men+, soul and color. at Los Angeles City College. Eight 945 THE ALAMEDA But New Orleans seems to have more of it. important members of the cast of Make Harmony a current college play became ill, There's something excitingly exceptional about this city and I Bring the gang! We're ex- VENTURA Russian disc and a ninth was involved in a ear EMILY ABLETT CYpress 2-6880 tILIBEPT ('IT found it again during a tour-day visit over the holidays. moreroom jockey Igor Bustuzhev is sending accident. The LA Collegian reports panding Irregular, nonconformist New Orleans left me with these me- radio station EVEN tape record- that "the other members of the than ever ... mories: ings of its music broadcasts. cast are still healthy but they're
OF.,n 5 pm. to 2 a.m. Fri. & Sat. The exchange of music program. The immigrant reading his paper aloud in a Fi..neli Quarter dive, nervous." 6 pm. to 12 Sunday ming was arranged hy letters be- hot soup dribbling down his worn black coat. 5 p.m. to 1.30 Mon., Nos. tween the two radio men after Gis'ing the remnants of a Wok -thick sandwich' to a southside hobo Strobel monitored Bustuzhev's Hustlers in the prowl, haunting cafeterias and the WAS steak 7-5900 English language broadcasts from CYpress shops. Moscow. Bustuzhey, now known SHANK'S Intense taxicabs covering more ground than J. F. Dulles, San Jose, California around EVEN as "Buster," wrote Drive-In Cleaners Strobel: 2nd & San Carlos "You are perfectly right in be- Stationary Hour After Hour lieving mat we Can he friends. The Bourbon Brigade, stationary hour-after-hour, analyzing the IN BY 9:00 OUT AT 5:00 There are no unsolvable problems pelvis movement of passing broads. at no exha charge PLANNING A HOLIDAY GATHERING between the United States and the The shyster who asked me for info "rea:srilina the free trip to USSR.' Miami." We have a complete line of bakery goods Monthly The thoughtful gent who invited our trouts- to the party, then to make your party fops. Playing Cards conned us into lugging six cases of liquid upstairs and into a hut which SPECIAL AROT(: cv Rurc makes Uncle Tom's place resemble the new Air Academy chapel. St"Raunchy." "St. Louis Blues" and "God Best Ye Merry Gentle- THIS WEEK ONLY . . . . $5.00 Military Equipment men" at the same time. LADIES' SUITS 1.10 CAKES PIES COOKIES WITH ASB CARD Accessories A probable clerk-typist lubricating his sorrows at Sammy's, re- covering from buying presents he couldn't afford. DONUTS SNAILS CUP CAKES And Luggage Good Daily Escrept Sat Sun, Shoeshine Sal heating out jackhammer rhythm on a pair of ROLLS alligator tosferds. isrid Holid ys At New a Location Changing of the marquees: Down with "AnIzol's Island." Up with HILLVIEW GOLF M ARCH IOCS , "Beast Had 12 Fingers." Parties are our Speciality! I The blind accordionist singing his off-key solo under an archaic 4 COURSE 223 SOUTH FIRST doorway. TuL, ROAD SAN JOSE CY 2-7141 Crude Version of Boogie A pot-bellied citizen in the Nal station wniking his thousandth ciossword, not remembering the magic words which stolved yesterday's jigsaw. The wino who spit at a milk ativertittement. A fat lady, caught between lights, doing a crude version of the boogie-woogie as she dodged cars. The after-hour hangouts ... "Not Open 'Til 2730 a.m." The society matron in the Roosevelt Hotel, mutilating a slab of choice,choice beef. THE GASOLINE WITH TCP Slick, asking you to please take a palr of cuff-linka and IN BY 9 OUT AT Finest Automotive Maintenance a gold-plated watch ... for five hills. DRY CLEANERS "II it comes from she Cottage It's good to Eat!" Excellent Lubrication And the old-timer in the hotel lobby, slapping your arm to pro- 'claim: "That Mr. Welk is wonderful. Ya' joost g,dta' hand it to him." Fast, Courteous Service SHIRT LAUNDRY Baked 'Fresh Daily Clocks, it would appear, are used only to ,-olint laughs in New Convenient Orleans. Where ya' goin'? Why? If you're late for class, we'll park your car for you UP Machine Spartanaihi STATE SHELL SERVICE I NIMEMILMMENEMITEMPI, 98 SOUTH FOURTH CT 5.8111.11 Is Up in Air
Across from Student Union Entered as second class matter April By JOHN ADAMS 24, 1934, of San Jose, Calif., undor the act of Marci, 3, 1879. Mernb r Califor I The United Press teletype went ni Newspapoi Publish rs’ Aisoci tion mad this week. ; sublah d cis by th Associat d Stu. ONE YEAR FREE! It started like this Wednesday d nts of San Jose Stat College, c pt SENIORS morning: , Saturday and Sunday, during th college If these results are obtained within year with ori issue during each final not 60 days. - SACRAMENTO JAN. 'examination s-iod. UP) --- NEW DENIANDU THAT I; rad liai ion nnoiniceniflits. are Telephone: MOUNTAIN CO' UNTIAS, BE Crewe's 4.6414 Ediforisl Fe. 210, Ad.Aising. Ext. 211. ;IN GUARANTEED WATER ANJ a i !able al Spartan Booksiore 11011 Subscriptions accepted only on re UN- REDUCE GAIN POWER DAVELOPMANTS mainder-ohyhool year basis. In fail is DER TIM FEATHER RIVER minter, $4; in spring wrestler, $2. S1.5(1 dozen in dozen lok 4- on your WAIST 3' on your CHEST PROJACT ANJ THE CALIFOR- Editor ..... LEIGH WEIMERS 3' on your HIPS 2' on your ARMS NIA WATER PLAN WERA Business Myi.. LARRY KAUFMAN News Editor JIM DRENNAN 1 it. each seperalek 3- on your LEGS 2 OA your LEGS MAJA TODAQ BY A GROUP OF Day Editor, itis issue. ESTELLA COX IS Lb. WEIGHT 15 lbs. WEIGHT "COW COUNTY" STATE,I. Press of the Globe Printing Co. TENATORS, 1445 South First St., San Jose, Calif. Orders taken for Persona/ Cards As the day progressed the mls- REPORTERS PERSONAL INSTRUCTION chine got worse: Lola Sherman Patricie Kelly, Bunny lto- of -- SACRAMENTO, JAN. 8 - binion, Robe,. K uth, Estella Con, Flo Hamilton, Barbara Zicbell. Barbara (UPI - CALIKORN1A SHOULD 6 U nor. Ar hnny aaaaa Ila, Bill God. SAN JOSE HEALTH CLUB KNOW BQ EARLY APRIL IK IT fray, Ray Lich, Conrad Mursller, John Cap and Gown Salamida. Rentals Al'; TO BUILD TIM J&,,, Adams, Gil Hood. WILL BE CLARA STRLET 413 E. SANTA CT 7-3251 LONG-PROPOSEJ A N J OKT- Sports Editor R nd; Poe DALAQAJ SoUTHARN CROSS. Feature Editor Bob Craft I Mlle ill alld pills .111d iess Wit. Editor Don Stey ns 1NG OF SAN FRANCIUCO BAQ. Fin Arts Editor Mar Shapiro itt him'after 211 The problem turned old to be a Exchange lcl;tor Ch rlene Shattuck MAPLES COFFEE SHOP faulty locking-wedge that has a Copy NO Ckief Will Watkins Mi I major control in the machine. Society Ed C thy Ferguson 'sm.,. arder.s neces.sary. ;ye hare a large stack MI 17 E. SANTA CLARA STREET Photo Ea, Beach Neeessary parts were installed and Jim Club Breakfast from 30c the machine is now operating effi- ADVERTISING STAFF ciently' once more. Offic Manager Janice Poindexter' Circulation Mgr. Bowcutt Complete Luncheon 75c The Spartan Daily would like to Don Distribution Mgr. G. Allen Carrico assure its readers that no furthor Dinners 95c and up Dean Armstrong, Jack Brofintrfotii Em- Spartan Book Store erurs will ocrur in (ha oporaton ily Dennis, Kenneth L. Dixon, Robert of Thn papr wil ron as Filer, Vince Figliconani, Jerry Gibbons, a tha paps. Open 24 hours day-- 1 days a week William J. Elsa' efieetly 1E4 evor agin. Th G.imonf, Joanna Hilby, -Right an Campti,- Knueltten, Ken Lichtenstein, Williem BANQUET ROOM ii AVAILABLE U. Martin Jr., Irene Sprague, Gerald Mar. Ulrich, Di ne Ski Tryouts Set SKI CONDITIONS 4 Sa ..-36 ;n, ) in. powdist Good Ti..yuutn ht ili iermine the eight Wenz I Gains Strawberr5-30 in. I in. powd i. Good men who will ski for this year's I f cpartait cpopt4 H ly 30 in. Fair Ded1a-18-26 in. in. powder. Fr. Spartan Entertain team, will ers be held at Ca Yosoontie-111 in. I its. parmittr. Fair Heavenly Valley on Saturday and at I Honors Lasses--SO le. 3 is. powder. Beciallent Sunday. All interested skier. may Soda Sprinqt-16 is. 3 is. powder. Gerhartk Went!, sophomore whiz , Janitats "I' %It I S's. ii Sit 3 participate. The slalom event will Geed to acallont be the les, on coach Julie Menendez Spartan 'chip Twosome snowed ;n all sight, 'Tough it areas lest soccer team, received honorable SJS cage team meets Loyola of Liss Angeles at 8:15 tonight in lest night'i total to lo added to obese mention on reports. Roads clear but chains lisoold SPARTAN the 1957 All-America win in +ke West Coast Athletic League. 1 Spartan Gym. seeking its first ca 1 team as selected by the National Tomorrow night, the Spartans mix with potent Ptappperdine here. "JAILHOUSE ROCK" Intercollegiate Soccer Coaches Hartnell J.C. and Monterey Peninsula Host , The local froth team battles Judoists Will Elvis P.esley Assn. College in the preliminary contests. Wenzl, who hails from Lodi, SAHARA "KISS THEM FOR ME" Loyola's attack is sparked by guard Tom Donahue who has aver Jayn Mansfield C ry Grant Calif., was a standout on last sea- OIL CO. 20 game in the Lions' games to date. sons' edition of the SJS squad, A aged almost points per Annual AAU Tourney Regular 30.9 ii stellar defensive player, Wenzl al- MAY ALTER ATTACK Ethel 33.9 THE tournament I so aided the squad with his scoring The locals may alter their style Thirty-The members of Coach A promotional SECOND 8 WILLIAMS
ability. of attack for the two I.. A. clubs. Timis Uchida** 5wI5 Judo trans 18 in Sart Francisco follows ONE been will see billion In the annual 'rhr promising soph Was named Coach Walt McPherson has Pacific Assn. AM! Jr. me.'?, with l'arit IC Assn. A.S1 Nils ire .lissIss PICTURE to the all -conference team of the experiment,ing Bob Larson at probably will Tournament Salstrilis night at Northern Calif. Team champ, A&M Auto Repair Northern Intercollegiate Soccer the single post and YOU 6,.illenn.sitivi !nth.: Judi. Room Id the toll Cre/M111/ Ash, Repair Conference and was also selected use Jim Embree as a second cen- will he decided at the annual ter at times. Automatic Tr nem;st:olt Spec; Ity MUST to play in the conference's first 'lament March 2 at Stockton. T.. The annual event, open only to all-star game Otherwise, the Spartan. snill Spartans are defending champ, . Student Rates CY 5-4247 SEE feature Gil Egeland and Ned newcomers in the judo ranks, is 456 E. Son Salvador, San JOAO of this tourney. Fitzgerald at forwards, ulth Don b ld eacb year at San -lose State. IL RANCHO Rye and Eddie Diaz at guards. Several Northern California Judo "APRIL LOVE" Egeland and Diaz are each aver- ttarns have indicated they will with PAT BOONE aging 12 tallies per game. Lar- participate in the tourney. plus son has a nine-point average and Winners of each of the four "Escape From Red Rock" Fitzgerald is hitting at an eight - tight divisions will he presented point clip. a trophy, while the top three fin- HAWAII -1958 IN THE PINCHES ishers Ln each division will re- UNIVERSITY SUMMER SESSION STUDIO Fitzgerald, however, along with a medal. Egeland, has been especially ef- College teams expected to par- HOWARD TOUR 'Don't Go Near The Water' fective in the pinches. ticipate are Cal, College of Maria. Santa Rosa Junior College, and Glenn Ford Gin Scala Pepperdirw, boasting one of its NED FITZGERALD 54 -DAY TOUR . oniy 499 SJS. Ens Gabor Anne Francis best clubs in history, has racked STEAMSHIP SPACE AVAIL ABLE triumphs. hot shooting show. In Earl Holliman Fred Clarke SIP nine successive on a the Judo competing still be The Waves have tom- out- first half against Westmont, they Consult: the Sun Jtow Juupl,, Club, Fresno standing bucket -getters, Sterling led 55-16, hitting an amazing 61 Mrs. Wm. I. Follett . MAYFAIR Forties, Slack Taylor. George per cent from the floor. Dojo, Sacramento Dojo. S ii n Ill South ItS Str sit CYptsiss 3-1142 Taylor and Bobby Sims. Francisco Buddhist*. l' 31 cifle "THE TIN STAR" Pepperdine plays Santa Clara in ONLY 025 DEPOSIT TOP SOPII ('AGERS Civic Aud. tonight, then mixes Judo of San Jose, Leas Club of Compootety Ronmesabf., at Any Erm Tony Perkins Henry Fonds Forbes. ex-L. A. Prep Player of with Loyola Tuesday in I.. A. after Oakland, Stockton Judo Club, the Year, and Sims are among the the Spartan tilt. "Pursuit of Graf Spec" and Palo Alto Judo Club, nation's top sophomore hoopsters. The classy Forbes is averaging Stan Svensen and Larry Smith 20.2, Mack Taylor is on the boards PCL Directors of the Spartan varsity judo squad with a 14.3 mark, George Taylor. report that Parks and Castle Air SLAIG2ATOCA has a 14.1 average and Sims is To Meet Monday Force Bases will also have en- UNION 3 ci e, scoring at a 12.5 rate. tries. The Wavee elonest game this SAN FRANCISCO--IUP) Di- During intermision at the tour- ' Baby and the Battleship" ``i /1'in 111/11 season was their 80-74 win over rectors of the Pacific Coast Lea- ney. Svensen and Smith will give IRIS IS Tempe, gue will meet here next Monday "Doctor At Sea" Arizona State of a team an exhibition of formal judo '5.15 Whipped 71-52. to "wind up" business connected with Bridgette Bardot throws. In chalking up its eighth and with the realignment of the loop. fill" the (hue Next on the schedule fur 14..115 MARION ninth wins this pa St weekend President Leslie O'Connor said judoists I.. t hi' Pacific Ansa, If 01^7NI against Westmont (84-49) and San only routine details, including the CV. 7- 30 6 0 Diego State 184-681. the peps put signing of papers, remained in AM! Junior Timm: .nt which mho mill inkt, BRAIN will be held Jan. 26 in (Oakland. I agreements to turn the San Fran- "SNOW WAS BLACK" AND AN cisco and Los Angeles territories Vet Representative over to the National League and EXQUISITE NEW to take in three new cities into 49ers Seek Relief JAPANESE STAR IN Answers Questions the RCL. SAN FRANCISCO, (UP) The JAMES A. MICHENERS Chester Neal, Cal Vet repre- The old San Francisco franchise San Francisco Forty Niners has 345 0 FIRST ST sentative from San ,Francisco, will will be operated by the Giants in asked the city of San Francisco to STORY OF DEFIANT NOW PLAYING! be in the Cashier's Office, Room Phoenix Ariz.; the Dodgers will cut the rent on Kezar Stadium by SAN o SELINICt S Build.- operate the Los Angeles Angels DESIRE... osno 263 of the Administration 150 per cent. ERNEST HEMINGWAY'S ing, Tuesday, from 9 a.m. until 12 out of Spokane. Wash., and the old Club President Victor Morabito REMO'S noon, Glen Guttormsen. account- Hollywood club will move to Salt formally submitted the request ing officer, said yesterday. Lake City. yesterday in a 10-page lithograph- 218 Willow CY 4-4009 %AYMARA Neal will be available to answer O'Connor said the directors ed presentation. The city park and questions and discuss problems hoped to complete a 154-game recreation commission planned to f EVVELLTOARMS confronting Cal Vets. schedule for the coming season. study it today. Best PIZZA anywhere! ROCK HUDSON JENNIFER JONES v RVITTO 10 DE SICA CiNtat....SccottE IAN a loin artalfillilnalas k ENLY FOOD TECHNICOLOR' Kosestalb NM MI7 atmen Face I o PARTIES I'll()NE CY 3-1682 SKIS Oregon Team By JOHN SALAMIDA Domestic Imported Coach Hugh Mumby's San Jose State wrestlers parade before BOOTS PANTS PARKAS the home folks tonight for the first time this season, tackling Southern hurry! Boots Sweaters After Ski Oregon College at 7:30 in the Wrestling Room of the Men's Gym. In their lone start this season, the Spartan grapplers turned back for 3 days only R E N T I. S a Cal aggregation, 21-6. Tonight's meet will be the second of 15 dual meets listed on the SJS slate. 11turs., Fri., Sat. The local squad compiled a 6-4 record in dual matches last season. Kee44 /2oPtiit9 9i44 With seven lettermen back in the ewe- fold this year. Coach Mumby is 4285 ALUM ROCK AVENUE CL 8-5305 looking forward to a banner sea- son. twice-yearly Top match of the dual Meet with Southern Oregon looms In (11 the ITT -lb. division where Spar- itr 4805 EL CAMINO, SANTA CLARA MU-MP tan Runs Camilleri meets vet- eran Bob Findlay. SOUP DU JOUR FAMILY BOWL SALAD BOWL Findlay captured the Pacific SALE! SMORGASBORD DINNER Coast Intercollegiate title in his MIXED FRESH GARDEN GREEN VEGETABLES weight division last season. CHEF S !-,ptrIAL DRESSING HOT MUFF:NS AND HONEY Camilleri, a rugged two-year let- DESERT COFFEE $1.95 terman, won the Pacific Assn. 440 AAU title in 1957 and placed se- We Cater To Banquets .?ond in the PCI Tournament. In DANCING CaPe:16tws DANCING BIER GARDEN both of these meets, Camilleri campaigned in the 190-lb. bracket. Capestee Returning letterman Marvin JOE RUSSO SAL DAVIDE Rodriguez is the Spartan entry In the 123-lb. disislon. is one-year letterman, pinned his while they AO. / opponent in the meet with Cal. Don Perata 'sill be competing incomplete SiZI g1,1 in his first .arsity match for the Spartans when he sees action in nil tviitirt reprevonted the 130-lb. spot. VEStivio L. D. Bennett, a holdover from mu not in vs cry Jaz.. last season's squad, will wrestle at 137 lbs. It will be the first start tts- rind Sandwiches for Bennett this season. Myron Nevraumont, also a re- Spaghetti turnee from the 19571 squad, will compete in the 147-lb. category. 990 And, 4o Baked Lasagna while Donn Mall gets the call at 157 lbs. flats heels to RUSS CAMILLERI 6 domino just pa t Santa Clara City. 129 Drive out El Senior veteran Ken Sprignola, a Etamino. Santa Clare In fop bout were to 13.95 were to 16.95 or go I 31:0111 167-pounder, will see action, Spag- nola, R two-year letter winner, was a Pacific. Assn AM finalist in 1957, Tali Out Orders Phone AX O- Nick Manger, a one-year monogram winner, campaigns In whether 20 r200, Space le or gear par the heavyweight 111111141011. Manger won his match in the ( al meet by a pin. Following tonight's clash with the Southern ()regent club, the Spartan grapplers return to action Jan. IS In Spartan Gym. compet- ing in a four-way meet with Stanford, Cal and the University of Santa Clara, ROA 135 South First Street Cal Poly invades the local campus Monday, Jan 20 for an en- gagement with the SJS team. J 1111,1!A In 1.4704 Gym To Get 1955 SATELLITE PLANS Awnings Awnings are being installed over Hawaii U. Will Lease the windows of the Men's Gym- Students on Summer Tour nasium Office Wing, John H. Amos, superintendent of buildings and Dorm for Summer Use grounds, said yeiterday. Can Receive C ollege Credit The awnings u ill help keep the The University of Hawaii has ex- larity of the summer session set- Nrtal, it. ar eros I, Or. sq. 1:01.111111 ..S 111,1:k too 01 building cool in the summertime, panded summer school been necessary for many three unit,. of college credit at the facilities I up, it has Amos said. fered a summer trip to Europe for coeds for the 1958 summer students to stay in ex- same time. if they wish. visiting during which they will ilia eight session by leasing a newly built pensive hotels. This year, however, The tour is being arranged by An Enchanting Place to Eat dormitory adjacent to the campus, with the leasing of the new dormi- Dr. Gale W. Engle. an English and according to Jack Freskos, David tory, the University Study Tour of philosophy instructor and foreign HAVENLY FOODS Adler Travel Bureau, agent. Hawaii can offer the complete students adviser at San Jose Jun- This year's summer sessions will program at a lower cost and can Dinners a la carte from ior College. It will last 43 days and begin June 20 and end August 4, accomodate more students, Fres- $1.30 cost $1095 by ship or $1195 by air. providing "six weeks of study, sun kos said. This price includes trans -Atlantic and fun in Hawaii," Freskos said. Information and transportation, land t ransport Additional "Each year, hundreds of coeds be obtained by *hotels, meals. sightseeing. reservations may HI-WAY MOTEL in the World rush to Hawaii to enjoy the com- contacting the University Study Apartments Finest Pizza baggage and tips. Not covered are 60 Units and bined program of social life at Hawaii through their Coff e Shop Restaurant a. 0, passport, port taxes and lunches Tours ol Waikiki Beach and credit earn- travel advisers. David Adler and H at d Swimming Pool in Paris and London. which will Free TV and Room Phones PIZZA GARDENS ing courses at the home of the Mission St., San $30 additional, Dr. Associates, 2275 1347 McKEE ROAD cost about Hawaii Rainbows," he added. 2112 S. FIRST STREET said. Francisco. CY 2.953 Engle This detailed drassiag of a manned earth satellite appeared in a Previously, due to limited cam-
The tour will leave from Ness hook bv NI. Vie...ties. published MiM 011% We cater to Parties in in Recent reports pus facilities and the wide PoPo- York June 14 and those traveling of a Russian man being shot to an altitude. of laei miles have been Janko's by boat will sail via the Mediter- moicovi. ___phitto by International. Creative Thinking ranean route. arriving in Naples Ji)of3Lratt Personnel Counts Student Fellowship June M. Those who wish to fly To Be Discussed SANDWICHES congregation -Disciples will take the Pan American econ- Grad Receives Appointment Longest in Town omy tour, and arrive June 15. Highest Faculty HAM BEEF TURKEY Invites You to ... Interested students may contact By Stanford Prof CORNED BEEF SNACK SUPPER Professor John Arnold. of Stan- WORSHIP Dr. Engle at &ITC. CY 3-3648. Increase in State 50c STUDY To Veteran Affairs ford, one of the nation's leaders Cold. Crisp Salads Office San Jose State was first among FELLOWSHIP in the new engineering coursework 'Imitated but never Duplicated" William J. MOITOW of Sacra- II, he has had experience as a all state colleges in new faculty Sunday Evening 6:30 P.M. field of creative thinking, will be a "Beckroorn" Available mento, SJS journalism graduate in personnel technician with the fed- appointments this semester, ac- guest at the Senior Engineering For Private Parties 90 SOUTH FIFTH STREET Seniors Present 1943, recently was appointed in- eral Veterans Administration. cording to a report from the per- Dinner this evening, according to 19 N. Market St., CY 3-1695 formation officer for the State De- Morrow succeeds 'Edwin Cooper, sonnel office of the State Depart- Norman 0. Gunderson, Engineer- partment of Veterans Affairs by who transfers to the State Depart- ment of Education. EPISCOPAL Red Apple Award ing Department head. S,-.;ces at Tr;,,,ry 81 North 2nd J. Marvin Russell, department di- ment of Water Resources as in- SJS had 160 new full and part Gunderson encourages seni o -r at FAIR M 1 Re -tor rector. formation officer in Los Angeles. time appointments to the faculty. Shop VALLEY students, graduates and faculty 8.00 AM. Holy Communion To Newspaperman The graduate lives with his wife The appointments included 121 Morrow's newspaper experience members to attend. The dinner will Then ... 930 and 11:00 A.M. and two children at 6785 Middle- full time and 39 part time assign- Worship Sorvices Lowell E. Jessen, president of includes reporting for San Jose start at 6:30 p.m. in Mariani's coff Way, Sacramento. ments. the National Editorial Assn. re- Mercury -Herald. sports writing for Restaurant, 2490 El Camino Real, Relax and Dine San Diego State was second with ceived the Senior Seminar Big Red Chico Enterprise-Record and be- Santa Clara. Tickets for the din- at the 107 new appointments while Long Apple award Wednesday. He pub- ing assistant city editor of Sacra- ner, roast beef or broiled halibut. Beach State and San Francisco lishes the Livermore Herald and mento Union. can be purchased at the Engineer- MEETINGS I State each added 106 new mem- is a former member of the Depart- A combat veteran of World War ing Department office at $2.80 per PINECONE bers to their faculties. ment of Journalism and Advertis- Alpha Eta Sigma, election of of- plate. Restaurant ing advisory board at SJS. ficers. Thursday. 7:30 p.m., First by the Senior Engineer- CANTERBURY ASSOCIATION Planned 2801 STEVENS CREEK RD. Student Christian Center Jim Drennan, chairman of the Federal Bldg. ing Seminar classes, a panel dis- Red VALLEY FAIR 92 South Fifth Street Apple committee, presented "'cement Canterbury Club, meeting, Sun- Students Invited cussion on "Creative Thinking" is .5 hc,,S: 9 AM , 10 F.M. the award for noteworthy editorial Profes- Advisor day. 7 p.m., :Student Christian Cen- included on the program. P.S., The Branding Iron is rite on Campus achievement in California Mrs. Roy E. Butcher news- ter. Rev. W. B. Murdock and Can- To Discuss College sor Arnold and selected members next door SUNDAY PROGRAM papers and a personal contribution Conte non Richard Byfield, of Grace from, the seminal. classes will con- 7-00 P.M. Student Christian Center. to American journalism. Representatives of the follow Cathedral in San Francisco, will duct the panel discussion. PINECONE the Rev. W. R. Murdock and Cannon Senior Seminar is composed of ing organizations will be on cam Major Richard By:field prasent enact the "Dialogue of a Skeptic." Objectives Coupon journalism and advertising faculty pus next week to conduct inter ’Diaglogue of a Skeptic" Kapa Delta PI, pledging, Tues- Second semester freshmen and 25c Reduction 25c and seniors. views with graduating seniors. In Aeronautic Clubs day. 7 p.m.. Student Union, 1 transfers of freshman standing. on V.1.4.410,10 terested students should contac who are undecided about their ..054430~40),..1 101 0140:090:W WolsreerOdellttlert01404.1.10 03.1) Newman Club, after-game Hold Book Sale the Placement Office, Room 234 college objectives, have been in- Fried dance s, tonight and tomorrow I Used aircraft text books will be Kentucky for appointments. vited to discuss the exploratory Wesley night, 10 to 1 Newman Hall. sold today in the Aero Lab for 25 Chicken Foundation United Air Lines. Tuesday. in- curriculum with Dr. James Jacobs, cents per book by members of terested in business administration Radio-TV Guild, meeting, Mon- With This Coupon Just . . . The Methodist Student Center in San Jose Student Personnel Office. Alpha Eta Rho and the Institute , and liberal arts majors. day, 3:30 p.m., SD121. "Chop Chin" The purpose 24 NORTH FIFTH STREET CY '2-37O of the curriculum of Aeronautic Sciences, according $1.50 Force Flight Test Center, kinescope will be shown. is to provide a program for stu- \Air to Art Moss, representative of the Wednesday, 9 a.m. to 12 noon, in- Ski Club, weekend ski trip to dents THIS SUNDAY who enter college without two groups. terested in aeronautics, mechani- Hoyfjeliet, Donner Summit ski having decided on a major field of Moss valued the books at $3, Wesley Singers cal engineering, mathematics and area, today. Saturday, Sunday, concentration. 5:00 P.M. Rehearsal The program is de- noting that they will serve as physics majors. Student Christian signed to give students 6:00 P.M. Snack Supper -354. Center, after. instruction "good reference sources" for the U. S. Bureau of Public Roads. game in personal open house, tonight, 9:30 to and vocational self- student's home library. The sale 7:00 P.M. "Semantics of Faith: REALITY" Thursday, interested in civil en- midnight. finding, close contact with special- will be held from 8 a.m. until 4 Speaker: Dr. Herbert Otwell. Pa- gineers. Student Christian ly selected Council, meet- advisers who will help p.m, Zs Henry Ge nee, cific School of Religion. Los Angeles County Civil Ser- ing, today, 12:30 p.m., Student "Y." them arrange programs and adjust 0 L r e vice Commission, Friday, Inter- Student "Y," meeting of officers, to college, and opportunity to in- ...4,06.0.40,44,0105.0104444.14.14.410410,,,,,,,,A#VW,W.01441,141401,..*:. ested in criminology, psychology, committee chairmen and members, vestigate offerings i n different ACE sociology, scial work, public ad- Sunday. 1 to 5:30 p.m., Student fields in order to explore interests LUNCHEON ministration and law majors far "Y." Plans will be made for next that they may have. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH probation trainees, semester, Advisers are the principal con- 476 SOUTH TENTH MAORI. s151014G MATI TWO BLOCKS FROM CAMPUS 2nd AND SAN ANTONIO tacts between students and the featuring SUNDAY SERVICES SJS 'Y' Members Elected to Posts exploratory program after the first semester. They talk over the pro- QUICK SERVICE 11:00 MORNING WORSHIP am with the students and give ^-^ 7:30 EVENING SERVICE In Regional Student Organization approval for their study lists. They Ham & Eggs 70c ENTERTAINMENT Dr. Clarence Sands - Minister also help plan and arrange extra- Two members of the SJS Stu- the Rev. James Martin, adviser. Bacon & Eggs 70c "A Cordial Invitation for Every Sunday" class exploratory experiences in dent "Y" were elected to top Lee Crider, junior physical the student's search for a field of Hot Cakes 25c science major, was elected regional positions in the regional Student specialization. Egg Omelets 65c council chairman of the TRI-C "YMCA at the recent Pacific South. Pacific Southwest Region. This area in- "A Group with YOU in mind" west Regional Student YMCA- cludes YMCA's in California, Ari- LUNCH PLATE YWCA Conference, according to zona, Nevada and Hawaii. Crider Insurance Stock EVERY SUNDAY is now serving as president of the Income Donated 75c 9.30 A.M. Leadership Seminar SJS Student "Y." Main Course Changes An anonymous Los Gatos resi- 545 RACE ST. Frs:1 Quarter: Comparative World Relig;ons Welvin Stroud, senior education dent has made available income Daily CLASSIFIEDS major, will 'serve as the Student CY 3-9700 from 100 shares of insurance com- THE PINK BUILDING 2nd and SAN ANTONIO YMCA's chairman for next year's pany stock for use as a scholar- Student YMCA-YWCA Asilorrtar FOR RENT ship fund at SJS. Conference. This is the annual The donor has asked that Dr. Hoard & Room-College boys. 2ff five-day gathering 0 f students Gertrude W. Cavins. SJS science So. 13th, S.J. from the Pacific Southwest Re- education department head, be Men Students, Double and Single gion. honored by having the scholarship BETHEL CHURCH rooms. Central heat. 52 S. 10th St. This is the first time in 10 years bear her name. that SJS students have been elec- "ASSEMBLY OF GOD" Room, Kitchen privileges. Tw The scholarship is open to tipper college ted to top leadership in the region, girls. 46 S. 5th St. division and graduate students in 224 MERIDIAN ROAD ------Rev. Martin said. science education and nature FOR SALE Other delegates attending the at tidy. conference from SJS were Marilyn A CHURCH WITH YOUTH IN MIND Pack. '48 k-H., 00, WW, Exc. Application blanks are available paint, int. & eng. CY 2-7000. Hilstmm and Pat McClenahan, in Room 269 of the Administration r.,ERVICES: regional representatives; Jean shift. '54 Chew. 2-door. Standard Mort, vier 15,000 miles. $900. Call CY 2-3865. president of the SJS SUNDAY SCHOOL...... 9:30 A.M. Student "Y"; and the Rev. Mar- WORSHIP SERVICE 10:45 A.M. For Sale: Ski pants, new, $9.00. tin. Size 10. Phone AN 9-5349. YOUTH MEETING ...... - ...... 6:00 P.M. I CAR WASH Flute, linty, silver, brand EVANGELISTIC SERVICE 7:30 P.M. new, $1.00 WITH COUPON perfect, sacrifice. CY 2-5340. Regular Price SI 25 THOMAS G. SUTTON - Pastor Head Skis, 7'3". -Apt, No, 4, 335 N. STATE MEAT 2 MINUTE CAR WASH 6th Street. 225 N. MARKET ST. Look pretty as a picture dressed in delightful CYpress 4.2873 '54 Jaguar Roadster XKI20. Good, MARKET apparel carefully selected for YOU at Leone condition. $1600. Call CY 2-61'27 Van Arsdale fashions in the beautiful Cam- 150 E. Santa Clara anus brian Park Plaza. %%ANTED Cr 2-7726 uEnnEom MACKIN 9to1 an mown() ti 2 75') r"Looking for a friendly Church in San Jose?'' Upper disision girl to shatit,tip t. r nith I other. CY 5- Bargain Prices RENT A TYPEWRITER SPEciAl. STUDENT Q1 5 Fresh Meats RATE. 3 MONTHS VA COLLEGE CHURCH OF CHRIST r3.41ing, term papers, reports, eta'. -.30 S. 6th St., Apt. 2, phone CY 4-1 Excellent Service Church 1535. of Christ - Christian Church Open at 1 P.M. Male students to share siew 3 rm. PICNIC HAM Pizza with a "Personality" 790 SOUTH 12th STREET CY 2.7443 lot with 2 others at 537 S. 5th, Apt. 5. .39 Lb. SUNDAY SERVICES - J.cluary 12 . _ HOUSE OF PIZZA titmice - Ralconades Ratillroam - PAN READY FRYERS 395 Almaden Ave.. CT 7.9901 Celleg age elate at 945 Bible School H0,. taught by David Elliott. Fri. instructor in 181 W. Santa Clara. nights, .39 Lb. N ar the C vic Auditorium Speech Dip/utmost at SJSC. 1-12 Men 90c, Ladies, 65e. - Subject: "Acts of the Restorers" Wanted a ride from Hayward. Tn.ty mindav Friday. Contact Sue Laf- LINK SAUSAGE THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 8:30, 11.00 Mcr, Duplicate 'i W.)rsi,LO Seruicas. ferty. i660 Cornell Ave., Hayward , .45 Lb. 9:45 BIbIts School, clas..es for e!I ages. or Rom 19 Home Economics Bldg.! $1.00 I ON ANY PURCHASE 5:30 Dismission Groups for all ages. Milk Fsd 6:30 Fyoning Serv'er LOST OF $175 OR MORE LEG OF VEAL Ed Eby. Florist Nurser y Prow41 41 HAROLD E. GALLAGHER, Mini4te, Bors Sleek Onyx King. If fildnei .43 Lb. CY 5.J9 525 E. Santa Clara