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Alumni to Retail 'Home' Toiiitrji 500 Erstwhile Spartans To Celebrate Holiday By ROY HURLBERT Alumni come home tomorrow on Washington Square. San Jose State college's annual June H6mecoming Day will attract more than 500 erstwhile Spartans for a full day's agenda of reunion and reminiscing., Students, faculty, and Alumni association members have designed a versatile program for the re- turning faithful, the latter ranging Fall in Pool on Campus in "vintage" from unique Golden Grads to recent graduates. Severely Sealds_Infant_ Ground-tfreaking,teremonies for_ Wednesday afternoon the one- the Memditial Chapel and the tra- year-old s000f Mr. and Mrs. John cljtional barbecue luncheon are the focal R. Kahle of San Jose was scalded points of tomorrow's festivities. severely in a campus accident. Exercises at the site of the pro- .ThK;ihle child was playine in_ posed Chapel begin -at-11.30-am-.- the campus barbecue area under Musical selections on the. chimes his mother's supervision. In the and "fanfare" by Mr. Forrest area a small pool of hot water Baird's brass choir will "quiet" the had seeped to the surface from a atmosphere for introductory re- defective- underground- steam -line. marks by various Homecoming The child fell into the pool and Pictured above taking off from the scene of the informal presentation of the "Commuter" heli- officials and a special dedicative copter, is Langhorne Washburn, United Helicoptets official. Mr. Washburn, assistant to the president was burned from the waist down. prayer by Dean Paul Pitman. of the Helicopter company, Stanley Hiller, is shown in the cockpit of Hiller's latest model, the "360." Miss Margaret Pinkston of the Barbecue Luncheon Standing directly below the "360," is Mr. Tom Leonard, aeronautics instructor, who was partially re- Modern Languages department The barbecue luncheon and gen- sponsible for the donation of the "Commuter" to San Jose State college. photo by Gmeltn noticed the child in the water, and eral meeting of all alumni starts together with the child's mother at 12:30 in the Outer Quad. The pulled him out of it.. luncheon procedure will include United Helicopter ._The_two women_took ,the _child words of_welcome by Harry -Hard- to the college Health department, iman, Alumni 'association presi- Spartan Daily where first aid was administered. dent; Mrs. Velva Williams, Home- Donates Aircraft The child was sent from there to coming general chairman, and O'Connor's hospital, where he is in Miss Doris K. Robinson, alumni - SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE a critical condition, according to 'secretary-treasurer. To Aero Students word from the attending physician. Alumni President-elect Bart At 12 noon yesterday, students Vol. XXXVIII San Jose, Calif., Friday, June 16, 1950 No. 156 Collins, '36, will be introduced, and faculty members gathered on as well as new officers of the the section of grass in front of the Alumni Executive board. Benioff Says Bach Score to Be Projected Outgoing Alumni President aeronautics quonset shop to wit- Hardiman also will name winners ness one of the most unique pres- of the two $150 freshman scholar- entations in the history of San Senior Dance On Screen During Concert ships awarded to local high school Jose State college. The score of "Musical Offering" by Bach will Is an graduates. Other get-acquainted Two minutes idler the hour, Mr. Outstanding' a screen above the players' heads during the concert tomorrow night Tom Leonaixi, aeronautics in- Morris Dailey auditorium. structor, pointed .to an aluminum The Bey Meadows Race tritell at MI5 o'clock in the blade cruising in the sky south of will-open tomorrow night to more The score was photographed on 35 millimeter film by Mr. R. B. the main college building. Two than 1,000 San Jose State collegei Lewis, director of the college visual aids service. The complete work, minutes after that, Langhorne students and their guests, as the which takes 45 minutes to play, is Washburn, official from lJnited Senior Ball inaugurates "Senior1 in five parts. The first part is a g. Helicopters, Incorporated, flew his Week" for the Class of, 1930. fugue in three voices for oboe, "Hiller 360" over the grassy area, English horn, and bassoon. Pitman to peak paused to check over Admittante-t-O-Thejakey clUb the lati&1111 The second part is- based on space, and dropped straight down, of the San Mateo club will be by canons on the Royal various At Baccalaureate landing directly within the limits bids only. The white leather-bound theme. It contains a canon at the the campus "Three to Make Ready" will be of plot. ducats will not be on sale at the double octave for violin, English The purpose of Mr. 'Wash - the topic of the sermon offered by door. A few remaining bias may horn, and cello; a canon at -the Dean Paul M. Pitman, Sunday, at burn's visit was to make an unison for two violins -and bas- official be obtained in the Graduate Man- the senior Baccalaureate services.' presentation of the soon. The canon in contrary mo- "Commuter" helicopter, donated ager's office today, according to Scene of the occasion will be the, Russell Benioff, co-chairman of tion is for oboe, violin, and viola; Men's gym. to the college by Stanley Hitler, augmentation and contrary mo- the affair. in Graduates participating in Bac- president of UHI. for violin. English horn, and It was hoped Dance time 14 9 o'clock in the tion calaureate are to meet at the Mor- by college,officials, cello; and the modulating canon ,that Mr. evening until 1 o'clock. The ris Daily auditorium at 2:15 p.m. Hiller would be able to for English horn, viola, and cello. attend the informal ceremonies, club house will he decorated The march will begin at 3 p.m: but as- Mr. Washburn alighted with large bouquets of spring The trio sonata was written for cello, and clavier. Its Parents and Pelaties of the from his red and yellow craft, he flowers, Benloff said. flute, violin, the different movements are largo, class are invited to attend explained that Mr. Hiller cculd Hit tunes of the year will greet in the pro- allegroF andante, and allegro. services. Taking part rot attend, dug -to the ears of dance attendants as gram will be the San Jose State ness. nationally-famous Freddy Martin There are five canonic elabora- college a cappella choir and Prexy Baer-Collins Speaking on behalf of the and his orchestra are presented to tionS of the Royal theme. The orchestra, under the direction of tniti president, Mr. Washburn State students for the first time. mirror canon for flute, violin, cel: Mr. Frederick Boots. events on the luncheon program Featuring popular young Men. clavier; crab canon for two said. "Mr. Hiller asked me to lo, and will will be the introduction of Honor Griffint-vocalisin "na, canon-in contrary motion. The entire class be -garbed A*11- yolt-thOVAW=h- sorry* he caps and gowns Tor-the cere- 191)5, ahd 140. Re- Men". the wellThriow3Lsorchestra viola and_ello; canon in four -in could net be berolledoef-. in pre- for -ninn ceptionists _fortapective elassaa-- senting this helicopter to Sao leader Will set the musical pace parts for two violins,. viola, and y - are Mrs. Cora Fry Cramer, 1900-; Jose State college, Mr. Hiller -for the evening. cello; and the canonic fugue for Committee in charge of cam- Mrs. Eveleen Allen Minshall, '25; feels that it is important that At a cost of $2,000 the Class of flute, violin, cello, and clavier. mencement activities include Mrs. Gail Harbaugh Lukes, '40; aeronautics students get prac- '50 has contracted the first The final part is the fUgue in James C, DeVoss, chairman; and Don Schaeffer, '50. Mrs. Alice tical training and learn the gen- "name" band to appear before six voices for oboe, Englisli horn, Glenn Hartranft, Irene Palmer, Connolly Harris, Golden Grads eral prineiples of the helicopter." State college students in many bassoon, violin, viola, and cello. Eleanor Coombe, Margaretta Fris- president from Oakland, will "sin- In making the presentation of years. toe, William Perry, Wilbur V. gle out" attending individuals who the "Commuter" to Dr. Ralph !'The scene, the music, and the Hubbard, Lyle Dowey, Gladys are alumni of 50 years standing or Smith, head of the college Engi- tradition of the dance will all State Approves Vogelman, Milton Lanyon, Wil- better. neering department, Mr. Wash- serve to make it the most out- liam G. Sweeney, and Wiliam M. Dr. &melt. C. DeVoss and burn explained that SJS is now standing hop of the year," Benioff New Chapel Site Felse. Dr. Carl Rich is adviser to Dean Paul Pitman will repre- on of the few colleges in the said. the senior class. sent the administration with coulltry possessing a helicopter. Assisting Benioff with arrange- The State Department of Archi- speeches at the banquet tables. ments for the affair are Gale Old. Hearst Dude Ranch, in tecture has approved the new lo- Pleasanton, will open to members Luncheon program entertain- Morelock, Hatti Welch and Jo Ann cation for the Memorial Chapel as ment will be supplied by Mary Gleason. of the graduating class on Mon- Widow Gives to Chapel recently recommended by Pres- day, as "Senior Day" is checked Santilippo, student pianist, and A Gold Star widow made one ident T .W. MacQuarrie, according off the sctfedule. vocalists Churchill Jackson and of the most 'touching contribu- to Dean of Men Paul Pitman. Mrs. Nancy Welton] Harris, tions to the Memorial Chapel by The Weather The Chapel will be turned at a Students are asked to meet at former Broadway Hager. presenting $30 to Dean of Men .The mail arrived yesterday, a 90 degree angle to the previously 9 a.m. in front or the Womeh's Neatly dressed yellow and white Paul Pitman, chairman of the little late. Included in the box was selected site, and will have its gym\ Monday morning, according Spartan Spears will serve the Chapel committee. a book, "How to Predict the main entrance directly facing the to Dorothy Ellis, chairman, Din- luncheon crowd with a menu of She stated that six years to the Weather", sent from a midwestern walkway between the Science and ner will be served' at 5:30 p.m. barbecued beef, beans. salad, rolls, day,- her husband left for the university. It was requested at the Commerce buildings. after a day of swimming, hiking, coffee, and ice cream. service. He died during the last the start of the quarter, but some- "This arrangement will make tennis, and dancing. Golf Tournament days of the war. She is existing body fouled. up. The forecaster the Chapel an integral part of the Off-campus activities both open only on her widow's pension, but didn't need' it anyway.- Or did he? campus. It belongs as a part of to connect the Science and the and conclude the Homecoming on the anniversary of his leaving, Expect warmer temperatures to. the college, and therefore will face Commerce buildings' second floors Day- schedule. An 8:30 tee-off is she desired to contribute, in his day and early clearing of the in to the campus and not out to a will face and effectively frame the set for the annual Alumni golf memory $1 for each year of his heavens. Yesterday's high was 74 city street," said Dean Pitman. entrance to the Chapel, and it will touenahtent at San Jose's Hill- life. with a low of 52. Skies were clear. The proposed archway which is be visible from the outer quad. (Continued on Page 2) 2 SPARTAN DAILY Friday, June 16,1950 Card Stunts, Spartan Spartan Daily SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Mascots Will Perform Published daily by it. Associated, Students of San Jose State colieg, except Saturday and 1, By ED CONKLE Sunday durino th collog year with one issue during each final examination week. Card stunts to be used in San Jose State home football games Meinbeg Rose Chosen next fall were submitted to the Rally committee Wednesday night. [Associated C.olle6iate Press "Card stunt plants are almost complete, Ed Mosher, chairman Office: Publications Building (893) on E. San Canon street. For UN Meet of the Rally committee, said, "and we are further ahead with the Press of the Globe Printing Co., 1445 S. First street, San Jose Donald :K. Rose, senior econom- plans than we have been in any previous spring quarter." Card stunt Telephones: CYpress 4- IsSIS Editorial, Est. 210 Advertising Dept., Ext. 211 ics major, has been selected by were Subscription Price: $2.50 pr year or $1 per quarter for non ASB card holders. the Social Science department to worked out and submitted represent San Jose State college by Miss Barbara Bentley, Miss ifications, which will be submitted BOB SKILLICORNEditor MILT RICHARDSBusiness Manager at the Collegiate Council for Beth Calvin and Miss Virginia to the Rally committee for con- Hruby Cox. News Editor Jack Russell I Sports Editor Dan United Nations conference to be sideration." Bask Chief Lymburner ' Society Editor , . . Florence Ross held in NewNork next week, ac- SJS sections will perform "The plan, however, will not Editorial, Photo Edifor...Wally Wenzel Wire Editor Bill Raver card cording to Dr. Paul Pitman, dean stunts for the Loyola, St. prevent others from participat- Feature Editor .... Helen Davis , Mary's, San Diego, Santa Clara, Goldman, Charleen Little, of men. ing in committee undertakings, Make-up Editors Bruce Brohman, Fred Burbank, Sam San Francilico, and Fresno' Donnie Nunes, Marion Summers. Representatives from colleges although they may be restricted games next fall, Nine Copy Desk Bruce Brohman, Fred Burbank, Sam Goldman, Ron Marcus, Ross all over the nation will -be present card from voting privileges. The re- Massey, Homer Slater, Thad Spinola. at the conference. They 'willstudy stunts are planned for each organization will effect the fol- Reporters Jack Angus, Firmo Cambianica, Bill Chambers, Edward Conile, Bar. the structure of the United Na- game. lowing results: bars Deemy, John Dremel, William Epler, Francis Errota, Albert Grassi, liens organization, and will discuss The SJS-Loyola game, sched- -1.-TIte- committee willbeof- Alan Long, Tom Murphine, La Virile Moses De Guzman, Roy Hurlbert, problems which all colleges have uled for October 13, will be desig- workable size all year around. Potts, Douglas Prestage, Edward Roper, Elmer Rodrigues, Jeanne Thomas, in common in relation to other nated as "Dads' Night," and will 2. The Rally committee MU ac- Jerome Thomas. countries and the United States. be set aside to honor the dads of complish more, because its mem- ADVERTISING STAFF The conference will be held for SJSC students. An open house in bers will represent .a certain Beth Watson Office Manager one week beginning June 19. the Student Union for the dads is group, which can be held responsi- Salesmen Fred Allred, levarly liaisrs--Joha--Bardecos,-n" Headquarters -for-the' representa- included in _the plans- The "Dads', e. John Blackwell, William Ernst, William Francis, Edward Gaspar, Dick Grant, tives will be Finch college in New Night" program will be sponsored 3. It 'Will give more prestige to Ralph Lemont, Ray Lehmkuhl, Ray Lyon, Ralph Peterson, Ben Pettus, Yin- by the Spartan Daily. cent Scampini, Frances Sterling. York, and they will commute from Rally committee members by lim- there to the U. N. headquarters. The two new Spartan mascots, iting membership to well-qualified Rose, whose home is in San wearing their recently-elected and responsible students, Jose, Is a married veteran. He will heads, will make their first ap- leave this evening and will arrive pearance before Spartan rooters ProfD AttendsA Convention Classified Advertising at the S.L.S-San II in New York for the confeience’s Diego game -Dr. Carl Duncan, head of the wihch will be played the Friday Julian street after 5 p.m. CY beginning Monday. Natural Science department at FOR RENT following registration day. 5-4084. Dr. W. H. Vatcher, of the Social San Jose State college, will be in Lovely rooms with A discussion was held at the .Ittention: Science department, a representa- Santa Cruz today and tomorrow twin daily maid 1941 Chevrolet club coupe. New meeting concerning the beds and kitchen, tive to the conference for Stanford introduc- attending a convention of the service. 545 S. Fourth street. paint and plastic seat covers, en- Aniversity. in 1949,, stated that tion of the youngsters to Spartan telsL_overlia.uled, radio. American Association of Econom- Vacancy July I4rooms, kitchen- conference-- . eaetit at ives -make rooters. Severaluniquesugges- 1 $775. 1018 Clintonia avenue. CY Ic Entomology;--Dr. -Duncan is garage and telephone, many valuable contacts and obtain tions were offered but the .tntro-- privileges, 3-4488. serving on t-We reso-Tiitions commit- reasonable. 421 S. 11th street. a thorough knowledge of the duction ceremony details will re- tee at the convention, which is min secret until game night. Rooms, single or double, $15 up, United Nations and its operations. expected to continue until Satur- 44'ANTLID A reorganization of Rally kitchen privileges. Also apart- Internally known personalities on day evening, according to an an- A graduate mirk- for doctor's committee eligibility rules will ment. .162 S. Ninth street. CY the United Nations council, such nouncement from the Natural Sci- office. Hours, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. for go into effect this summer and 3-1440. as Eleanor Roosevelt, Dr. Ralph ence. department. one week starting Monday, June Bunche, and Admiral Chest er next year. Details of the new Rooms for college men: Sum- 19.. Call.' "Dr. George Barry, Nimitz, speak with the representa- Rally committee makeup were and also fall term. r.)1 mer Session CY 2-8367. tWes after dinner, presenting revealed in a plan presented by --I 201 -.S71.1t1i street. Attention seniors: Do you know problems and initiating discus- Ed Mosher. Men: Comfortable room in pri- of home for couple to be vacated sions. "The plan," Mosher said, "will s ate homes single or double. 406 in June? If so, please see Pat give committee membership to Hand Finished Shoes from S. 11th street. Myers in Registrar's office. one elected representative For Men Women: Clean, comfortable fur- Wanted to buy: One 1949 La Schedules Available each organization of the campus, Graduating seniors may secure including sororities and fraterni- nished roonis With showers and Torre (last year's issue 1. See Dr. Featuring kitchen privileges, available all Lanne In Science department. a schedule of senior week activities. ties and graduation information "Freshmen who wish to join the summer: -544 Sevent h. at ieet. San Leeautro student wants ricrs Prices office-OttlseDeab y committee next -year--witt Thur...saainggs- cottage vacant for to Summer Session. Help. pay ex- at The fessiorral education. Room 112. submit a statement -of their qual- mate-students during summer, $15 penses. Call Pat Dyer, CY 4-5905, Patented each per month. 360 S. Ninth Styles street. SERVICES Wore on Homecoming ticticities Special summer rates: Single Term papers typed. Rapid, ac i .,orn for__two-- young men 90 years_ experience. stu- .. . it . «11. 473 S. 15th street. CY 2-4812. .dent rate $1.25. 28 S. 13th street. ri' 3-0738. ampusExercises Begin - FOR sALE -- -Stsintber- employment: Fun time 1938 Plymouth station wagon, positions with Marshall Field en- . iist sell. $100 or best offer. Call terprise starting June 26. -Only On Future Chapel Site CY 3-7508. mature men :nd women with 1930 Hupmobile sedan, must sell, marked initiative and desire to view club. Prize money will go to buildings. Features in the li- good motor, $75 or make 011(9'- succeed: age 2.3 or over. Back- low gross winners in a field topped brary section include an histor- 5-17N. 17th street. CY 5-7896. ground of " education and sales- by such fancy linksmen as Eli Bar- ical eshibit in the Education manship an asset. Car needed: room and. a "One Man Art Small vending machine r route. teau, Walt McPherson, Frank plus merchandise, $325. 403 E. training provided. Pay good, dis- Covell, and Jack Wool, to name a Show" by alumnus Irwin Whit- cussed at interview, Apply eve- Few. taker, class of '48, in the Re- nings, 6 to S, C. M. Angel, Hotel DeAnza's spacious main serve Book Room. CY 5-0647. ballroom -and mezzanine will be An added afternoon highlight well populated in the evening will be the 2:30'3:15 showing of yOMORROW'S STYLES TODAY /Pt from 9 to 1 when alarm! wind,. "Hail, Spartan, Hail", color-sound 36 So. 1st SI. San Jose up the dav with a reun onid-ance ri1m. In the Little Theatre. stores in fife5,11 and "sit down" sessions. Alumni boosting boothit will be San Francisco Long Beach Fraternit Hcinor . On -campus doings commence at open throughout the day for mem- Oakland Hollywood of Omega bership soliciting, football season Members the_s_iituiLitatertxers local Phi Sigma 9 a.m. as AWS and Phi fund Sacramento Portland. conduct geles Seat triv night Noted Seat_ Thestnutt tration" of alumni -at the college's contributions. COLORS FOR "most -valuable" mentber of the main entrance. Mack-Masque stu- _ - . GOUSCHE school year. dents follow up as guides of PAINTING Chestnutt, accepting the trophy morning tours. Shiva Casein Colors from last year's winner Pat Fe- Restricfed alumni meetings will FOR THE GRADUATE . . . Grum bather Casein lice, has been affiliated with the be held by several fraternities and all, Colors chapter for three years. He has organizations. The most cherished gift of her Gesso Art Panels held the offices of eorresponding Exhibits Offered 13x 10 o 20%26 Sizes engagement ring! This graduation, present secretary and inductor as well as Tau Gamma, Tau Delta Phi, and being one of the mainstays on the Mu Phi Upsilon will entertain your sweetheart with a beautiful, brilliant chapter's basketball and softball their members with morning teams. breakfasts. Alpha Chi Omega, diamond. See our wonderful assortment of Telfing of Chestnutt's character. Beta Gamma Chi, and Browning Coy StanS, PSK president, em- alumni will meet in "open house" gem stones, watches, and bracelets at Jules, CY. 2-1447 phasized the willing attitude on in both the morning and after- your Campus Jeweler. 112 SOUTH 2ND ST. the part of Chestnutt to lead in all noon. Tau Dolts, guardians of the social activities. Tower, will host alumni, faculty, and members in their elevated outpost from 1 to 3. The elderly "For that Golden Grads will hold their annual meeting from 9:30 to 11:30 Special date In the Art building. Departmental exhibits will be it's open for tourist inspection In San Jose's the Art, Science, and Library AFTER the morning work-out COFFEE and DONUTS

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UP ROUND-UP SPARTAN DAILY X UC Grads to Hear San Jose State to Send Radio Engineers Dr. Ralph Bunche Seven to Camp Miniwanca To Elect Future BERKELEY -- June 15 The largest graduating class in the Offieers:Today ; By -JOHN DIBEBIEL thin by the Danforth Foundation money tuts been received as yet to University of California's history There will be a meeting of the for a Danforth Fellowship. She pay expenses for Smee. will hear Dr. Ralph J. Bunche Seven delegates will represent San Jose Student section of the was chosen as one of 15 outstand- Robert Dean will be sent be- make the commencement address San Jose State college at American Institute of Radio En- campCampMiniwanca, in ing college graduates of 1950. cause of the close balloting here today. the leadership gineers today at 11:30 in Room summer, according which marked the decision of Among the record 8000 grad- Michigan this Stoats Second Student S-210, according to an announce- uates are 3000 war veterans. Dr. to Paul Pitman, dean of men. the Council between he and Miss Stoats is the second stu- ment from Harry Engwicht, as- Bunche, director of the Mary Lou Corti, freshman social Evans, No appropriations have United dent from San Jose State college sistatIt professor of radio end fac- Nations trusteeship science major from San Jose; Tom been received by the COMM for department, to receive this, the -highest Dan- ulty adviser to the institute. The also will speak Evans, freshman pre-architectural his expenses. at UCLA's grad- forth award, in as many years. meeting will be held to elect next uation ceremonies major from Palo Alto.; Robert The Council appropriation is not in Westwood She will attend camp for live. year's officers. Sunday. Dean, freshman commercial art adequate to pay full transporta- weeks, three weeks longer than This evening at 7:30 the radio McCARTHY IN major from Watsonville; Diann tion costs and tuition either for SPOTLIGHT the others, and then will be sent engineers will hold their final COLUMBUS, Day, stildent from Lincoln high Evans or for Miss Corti, but $25 Ohio June 15 to a college or university located meeting for the quarter at the A receiver's school; and John Smee, student has been received from the Amer- report filed in federal at least 1000 miles_ front San Jose Town House, with their families from San --Jose high school, are ican Legion Memory Post of San court here today revealed that the to -& -counseling and to develop and guests, Engwicht said. five 'of the delegates recently Jose to supplement costs for Miss bankrupt Lustron Housing Corp., social programs. paid Sen. Joseph A. McCarthy,R, chqsen by the Student Council. Corti. Travel costs to Michigan Wis., $10,000 for an article he Joyce Malone, freshman ph - Four students origitially were for Evans will he , provided from Pay-As-You-Go Checks to be sent to Camp wrote on housing . teal education major from Sus- Miniwanca the student appropriation; provi- There's no minimum balance Clyde M. Foraker, court-ap- anville. Calif., will attend camp by the Student Connell, and sions have been made for him to required, no monthly service pointed receiver, said the contract through a scholarship furnished money was appropriated from drive a new automobile for the charge. You merely buy ten - -between McCarthy and Lustron by the Danforth 'Foundation of - the Student Body fund to pay - owner, on the return trip to. San blank checks for $1.00, use checks, negotiated Nov. 12, 1948. St. Louis, Mo. The scholarship for tuition and transportation Jose, solving his return transpor- them like any other was and when they are gone, Is one of two awards given by for two of these students. Evans tation problem. and Miss Carli were chosen to you get ten more. the Foundation to promote lead.' Dean Pitman expressed his receive this aid. CHURCH ership, and is given to selected hopes that , three.delegates in each The DIRECTORY college freshmen. The Council decided to draw the of the tWo Miniwanca camps, the -Lenore -Stoats, senior general her two delegates" Itom-the local men -nndthe womeirS, would First National Bank elementary major from Vallejo, high schools. One bby and one greatly benefit San Jose State of San Jose also will be at Camp Miniwanca; girl were chosen. This, the Coun- college's chance for national hon- Slennbcr FederI Prposkt Inotirat, (.op. GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH however, her attendance will be in cil felt, would provide the college ors in camp competition. connection with her recent selee- with high school graduates al- (United Lutheran Church in America) -. Rev. Clarence F. Crouse'', AB: '23 ready trained in leadership, ,and 59 E. Julian St. thus greatly benefit campus or- SnOiAlLICETHE HOUSE MANAGERS! Sunday, 9:45 a.m.Church School ganization. For those before and after SENIOR BALL parties, try our special I I am.Morning Service by pastor. Selection from Local Schools pastries and treats. For the weekend BEACH PARTIES take 7 p.m.Luther League. Annpuncements Smee and Miss Day were chosen from among representatives which along our Hot Dog Rolls and Hamburger Buns. Special orders Attention, Spartans: Tomorrow included students from all local taken and made up for all campus organizations. Homecoming Day. is high schools. The San Jose Rotary is the last_daY CHRISTIAN- etubpresented a c to pick up Senior Week- Activity CHATTERTON-11-AKERY to Dean Pitman to pay tuition-an 80 S. Fifth tickets in the Morris Dailey foyer. 221 S. 2nd Opposite YWCA CY 4-3717 travel expetses for Miss Day. No Senior Ball: Today is tile last 9:45 a.m.College’ Class. day to purchase Senior Ball tickets. 11:00 a.m."The Fears and Alpha Delta Sigma: All mem- Fortunes of Fatherhood" hers, ad new pledges are reminded to sign up for tonight's banquet 7:00 p.m.College Youth inethe Daily office. Get informa- Fellowship. Panel discus- tion at the ad staff desk. Gamma Alpha Chi: All members sion on "Personal Culti- are urged to sign up for tonight's vation." ADS banquet. The list is in the ad staff office of the Spartan Daily. The .banquet will provide .1.portunity to., meet ADS alumni FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Clarence R. Sands, Pastor ettimi council:, Juniors Merle Roark, Pastor's Assistant who are to help decorate the Second & San Antonio Streets NI4nics gym for Baccalaureate TIMES OF WORSHIP !,(rvices should meet in the gym Sunday at ,10:30 a.m. Sunday, 11:00 a.m., 7:30 p.m. camp Minlwanea committee: 9:30 a.m. High CoIIgists Dept. of Church School o'clock meeting this afternoon in Wed., 7:30 p.m., Prayer Meeting I order to become better acquainted with each other. - - - College Age Group: "Senior B. Y." Rides home: Sigh up at the 6: IS Sunday evenings. The group transportation booth in front of has wide awake meetings each Sun- the Morris Dailey auditorium be- day night. Outside speakers are brought in from time to time. A var- tween 1030 a.m. and 12:30 p.m.. iety of social activities is scheduled Student Y: Last "Meet Your throughout the school year. One Sun- Faculty" lunch of the quarter day a month the group goes to the today at 12:30 p.m. in the Student Odd Fellows Home to hold services. Y house. The group also sponsors other activi- Tri Sigma; TodaY. is the last ties as the need arises. iday to sign up for the Alum Rock barbecue.

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Turn a bare-back to the sun or cover $998 up with a jacket for town. Sundress has a pique bib front. That's Noreen NORRIS' Hodgins hiding behind the big hat. Dress in sizes 12 to 16 ... grey with "San Jose's Store for Yardage" for 23 Years A TRADITION IN SAN JOSE cocoa or aqua. S. First St. CY 2-1787 268 I-11111111111111111111i11:11011111111111i11111:!11111111!1'11I111111:111111 11111111 HART'S SPORTSWEAR SECOND FLOOR 4 al'AURTAN DAILY Friday, June 16, 1950 Coed Reveals Estary-Frat Initiates: Engagement 1 .Phi Alpha Theta, national hon- 'feted the new members 'With 'a During dinner at Pres fusternity, initiated dinner at Ludt:Wit restaurant in hall Monday evening, a tiny stuff- six members Tu esday evening, Santa Clan. a ing ed animal With E ring attached-to June :6, during formal rites in SJS's Beta Lambda chapter of it was passed around the tale Room' 210 of the college library. the fraternity was founded in May, until it reached Miss Gay McGow- New initiates of Beta Lamb- 1948. Membership In the organiza- an. She slipped the ring on her da chapter are Anne Barquist, tion is open to students of history Edrnan, Dolores Mac- Kai finger and announced her engage- Robert who have completed 18 units of ment to Bob Byington. The bride- Donald, Robert A. Martin, Louis sen a B-plus av- Delta Theta Omega elect also passed the usual five- Russo, and Byron Stewart. history with at least at pound box of candy to residents Following the rites, 25 Phi Al- erage, and a B average in all oth- hot of the hall. pha Theta members and guests er subjects. mer Prexy pre Elects Dick Russo Miss McGowan, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill McGowan of As Russo, sophomore pre-legal Theta Omega rccently.was accept- of Rose Dick Watsonvill e, is a sophomore at Eight Get Degree II. from San Jose, was named ed to Alpha Tau Omega affilia- major San Josd State college majoring Dc president of Delta Theta Omega tion. The house will be initiated to in natural. science. She plans to The traditional "Degree of the, erage. Ina Mae Young and Doris As Mqnday night, June 5, according the national fraternity next fall. become a laboratory technician. Rose" was taken by eight gradu-l-Moore received honorable men- to Frank Horst, publicity chair- Initiates of the group include She holds membership in Tri Beta, ating seniors at the, Kappa Phi tion.. Rt man. Bob Baron, Roger Caller', Donn natural science society. Miss Mc. annual 'senior fat cwell-luncheon at Entertainment was provided t ei Russo was presented with the Ellison, Don Enos, Bernie Is- Gowan was recently elected ma- the Los Gatos Little Village Inn by Miss Charlaine Wilson, who ga president's gavel by Bud Prin- aacson, Don Mehrtens, Mae jorette for the college. recently. offered a vocal solo "Always", die, outgoing DTO head. Bill Morris, Cliff Plummer. Bill Raf- Seniors honored at the affair accompanied by Miss Helen Kim- Armen was elected to assist loski, Walt Stover, Dave Sup- included Joyce Hayward, Ina zey. Russo as vice-president. piger, Lee Willman, Bob Vane- Bulletins Ready Soon Mae Young, Doris Moore, Mary Mona Logan, Audrey Cross, He- d:to, Hank Wright, and Eddie 'San Jose' State college general Kaye Esaert, Marjorie Hepp- len Kimzey, Donna Cooter., Jean Other newly-elected officers in- Salvadalents. bulletins for the 1950-51 college ner, Joyce Daniels, Madelyn Saxon headed arrangements for clude Jerry Schmidt, secretary; Following _the .meeting, a joint year should be available, at the Stanton, and Jean Rulofson. the event: Mrs. Belle Moore, co- Bob Baron,. corresponding secre- meeting and barn dance was held Registrar's affice by the end of j Miss llaywartt received the scho- sponsor.. instated the committee. tary; Bill Miller, treasurer;,.Iphn idea with Chi Omega sorority at the June, according to Miss larship presentation for having Steele, sgt. at arms; Cecil Mans- ViolaPalmer, dur DTO chapter house, N. 13th street. registrar. I the highest senior grade point av- field, publicity; Peter Isola, house daN manager; and Cliff Plummer, his-

Jack Holland and Charles- Bat Guichard, faculty advisers, were - 115. presented with gifts by mem- der: bers of the group as an award foot ,for untiring service to the so- fins cial group. met Past Presidents Ron King and Bud -Whiffle also were Cited by the members, erst said. Delta sem Spa Inc. Ives, Beldon Tell SKATES SHOES ceri Engagement News ACCESSORIES bon Skating Sessions Niftily From 8 P.M. Miss Jane Ives told of her en- PHONE CY 2-3292 gagement to Charles Belden dur- For Party Reservations fi I ing the recent Alpha Phi break- - 1066 THE ALAMEDA fast honoring graduating seniors at the Little Village Inn in Los Gatos. The bride-elect passed the traditional box of candy to her so- DG Honors Graduates rority sisters. FREE Miss Ives will be a member of Seniors of Delta Gamma .were fast held at Bondy's restaurant the 1956 SJSC graduating class. honored by active members Sun- in Belmont. Traditional silver When you order your corsage $ Majoring in merchandising, she is day, June 4, at the annual break- spoons were presented to tbe a member of Eta Mu Pi, merch- seniors and Dr. Gertrude Cavin you get a matching flower for the hair. s. andising presented the farewell address society, and is past presi- ! dent of the local chapter of Alpha for the seniors. Show Graduates pictured in the top Phi. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Student Art Ives row, left to right, Margot Sup- of Sert-Frartrisen-are her parents,1B -pte. Shirley Waiters. sally Ma- ttclyi Mte Belden is attending SJSC as an I el ng Featured tIgnon, Mrs. Etholine Green- industrial arts major. He is pres- man, By DONNIE NUNES DG housemother, Delores ident of Epsilon Pt Tau and also Mock, Marge Parr, and Janet We Deliver Order Early holds membership in Delta Sigma An -exhibition ot one of the Giacomazzl. Gamma. Mr. and Mrs. John L. finest student art shows ever held Bottom row, left to right, June 2285 LINCOLN AVE. CY 2-5848 Belden of Santa Rosa are his par- at San Jose State college is now Machado, June Weir, Maxine Roy Carter, Prop. ents. being shown in the main Library, Cordrey, Georgene McElwee, Reserve Book room, and the Art and Priscilla Wallace. wing: More than 500 students of photo by Elwing Studio the Art department have contri- EL WOODS buted to the display. seen in A24; crafts are in A22 in Water .colors, crafts, paintings, the long case; ceramics may -be! ceramics, prints, sculpture, inter- seen in the Library cases; design ior decorative schemes, and jew- projects are displayed in A6 and! elry are some of the works to be A29: drawing compositions are in . Congratulations, Graduates A4 seen. . and A2; public school art is- Nancy Telpm has a superb displayed in A3 and A5: prints. ANDREE'S design of organic% elements de- are upstairs in the Art wing: ! sculpture is in Al Drive-In Restaurant rive,d from nature and executed and 'the main ELWOOD'S wish to thank you for yoL.r kind patronage In white, black and as shade of hall; jewelry is in the long case Auditorium) (Across From Civic w on at wenn-grey- 4ind-,4.11e.--easit=ease --in_ -the.: main thispast year id to tell you about our wonderful selec- SAN CARLOS and ALMADEN 575. =round. hall Interior ?lecorations are In; !Ten o_ IOSSSt -yOUr ira 177 Et Breakfast Lundh Dinner -Jane. Travis has- rendered ups errs 0 subtle design originating from the Art wing; commercial art disPlays1 Try Our Famous French Provincial, a delightful linty be viewed in A23 and A25. Bar-B-Cued Spare Ribs threesome of flowers. Mr. Robert Coleman, art in- There are pretty organdies and crepes in all the delicate with Special &nice 850 Delia Meuortatte has done a structor, has acted as chairman pastel shades. Sizes 9 to 15, 10 to 20. Horne-Made Chili with thoroughly professional work in the Spring Exhibition committee. Fresh Ground Beef __---- 3 fashion with some well-executed He announced yesterday that the French Fried hats. Art department will hold an open Prawns 850 Jerry Martin has nicely por-' house tomorrow during Homecom- AP1DREE'S SPECIAL trayed a "Little House Thing", ing. For your vacation play we have a complete selection of Horne-Made Apple Dumpling Ilto and an all over design that Sportswear, S,.vim Suits, and Ple.y Togs. with hot rum Sauce -.... shows good strong color. The students' exhibition may be Fraternity Holds Deep Dish Pies 250 viewed in numerous places Open Every Day. 7:30 cm. 'WI I a.m. throughout the Art wing, Water Stag Festivities and paintings are in the Fri.-Set. tin 3 a.m.Car Sorties colors main hall; life drawings may be Members of Sigma Alpha ESPECIALLY FOR YOU TINY GIRLS Ion fraternity attended a stag Visit our smart "9" shop where you will find a complete party at the Crummey estate wardrobe of dresses, suits, coats, cottons and play togs "Refex" - - Gives NEW LIFE Tuesday. just for you. to your clothes! Featured on the entertainment Pressing lasts longer! program were swimming, softball, tennis and volleyball. A spaghetti Mothproofed! dinner concluded the festivities.

goldipt Wedt Have Coffee Dry Cleaners and Doughnuts at zs-n S. Th:rel Street Mein Plant CYpress 2.1052 NOLlYWOOD I 11 OP 86 So. First 275 E. Vfdllarn 231 Willow 24th & Santa Clara THE COOP 1199 &faddish Santa Clam 31114 E. Rasa 1335 Lincoln, Willow Glen SPARTAN DAILY 5 (*Ng canto CHI' Weekend Friday, June 16, 1950 Gordon Perry's

-Sig-fnit Kappa etes 16 by glieek 96 Donnie Nunes Beta Rho chapter of Sigma %%Inning, Janice Johnson, and Kappa honored its 16 graduating EBobbie HUM. seniors June 7 with a banquet held At the conclusion of the dinner, at the S. 11th street chapter a prophecy was given for each Nostalgia reigns . . . Hitting coordinated sneak when shrewd house. Only junior and senior senior, and , demi-tasse , spoons, the 'Sentimental side of things is seniors pulled away and remained members of the sorority were adorned with the sorority coat -of- the pleasure of any reporter when uncaptured for 24 pours. present for the dinner. arms, were given each honored the time arises. Today is the time, Fish and edges Sigma Kappa sepiors. hielude girl. Theta Mu and the occasion is arising . . . Sigma pIedgs expect to Audrey Auerbach, Carol Bene- Miss Inez Henderson, alumnae eat baby lqoking back on the past year is broiled lobster, broiled lisha, Lenore Cos, Kay Dewey, adviser for Sigma Kappa, received swordfish like looking back on is whirlpoot.1 a going-away gift.. She .will tour steak and charcoal .choice filet_ Dorothy Ellis, Mary Groves, the outer edges are getting fainter mignon tonight at at beautiful Europe this summer. ' Shadowbrook Ann Guenther, Audrey liachen, and the impression is no longer quarterly Demi-tasse spoons also were lodge. The pledge din- clear. But there are, of course, ner dance will fete Tom Keane, BEN LOMOND Ruth Wu land, Ramona Mehr- given to Patty Franz, who is mov- certain rings in the pool that Mel Glass, Al Salaver, Hal tens, Nanes Mills, Diane Mor- ing to Kansas, and Susanne Wish- SANTA CRUZ MOUNTAINS stand out in the mind as tops and Ron MeKen- gan, Rosalie smith, Florence aid, who will be married June 17. Aguirre, Buzz Rhine, with this we witness a flicker-' -zie, Jim Kongslie and. Glenn Complete ... flash-back to fall quarter's whine- George. HCTEL FACILITIES dings. Football and after-game Grace Hall Frat Chooses Sigma Pis . . . August 1 will be Filtered Swimming Pool dances frequented the top of the the opening date of the- Sigina_Pi BANQUET list for busy Spartans. About that house on South 11th street. Bob ROOM Elects Gavin New President time gracious Theta Chis were Allen, Walt Andrews, Nathan Largest in feting pretty darnsels who were Hooper, John Bishop, Dave Nelson, SAN LORENZO VALLEY Marie Gavin was elected pres- Thomas W. Snashall was elected competing for the Dream Girl and Fred Stutevant will do the Phone Ben Lomond 4 ident of Grace Hall co-op house I president_ of LamiKla chi..Alpha crown. Kanaka Kapers at Shad- honors of working the house into, during the. weekly meeting Mon, -I Monday night following the resig:, owbrook was something-- shape for iiiSPTootil(!, next-Talt+ day night. nation of Mike Digan. exactly -different - but -nevertheless clever given by the smiling Delta Snashall, a junior biological Newly elected officeis-, who will Us . . . not long after Winter major from Napa, was president DINE WISELY! serve during fall quarter, include rushed in, Mary Lou Harwood was of the local fraternity which later. - BarbaLa_Savy_yer and RinnonaFab- at the Devonshire in a became -Satt--Jose--State- announced ris, vice-presidents; rsizãii' filuh-in San Cartos-as- the- chapter _of_Lainbda ChtAlpha. He friendly atnposphere ders, secretary;- -Mary- Dougtiei t y, dreamiest girl of Theta Chi . . . also served as first president of food manager: Rose Marie Patel& and was followed by two girl-ask- the national chapter. Recent of- financial manager; Susan Harris, boy dances, the' Heart's Delight (11101] omf fices which he has held in the fra- member at large. and the Sadie Hawkins . . . the ternity include chairman of social IFC formal at -San Francisco's St. -American 10011 Floy Yamada will be the repre- affairs and rushing. Francis hotel brought nods of ap- sentative from Grace-H&1---to--the LUNCH DINNER proval from campus greeks . . . BREAKFAST Spallan House Board of Directors. Announcement was made during Inc. this election meeting of Diik ViI Santa Cruz weather ushered- in son's departure for West Point endless beach parties and barbe- Following the eleciton of offi- Military academy, where he will cues as well as the annual Lambda cers, plans were discussed for enter under congressional appoint- Chi pushcart relays and Spartan Tae0112 SOQUEL AVE. homecoming activities next fall. ment. Revelries "Low Button Shoes" ... DTOs signed their names on the oletn".444WorV.4410’,"...4".4:01,41454Wele....V..444540*.i.V.41.41.0:W.A.4.0* national roster of ATO and held LUNCH ROOM one of the more memorable parties Babbling Brook PIER BATH HOUSE and of the sunshine season at Capitola AT COWEL BEACH . . . last week's IFC at Adobe For Fine Food Creek Lodge topped off the year ,Z Hot Wafer Showers and Dressngi Room k of rollicking party-times ... all of A LA CARTE it which sums up, in a round-about Luncheons, I I 30, 2 Week Days :.0 way, O PRICES how the year slips by with- lInner, 5 00. 8 Week Days 0 out anyone realizing where O SUNDAY DINNERS, I - 8 Change for the beach .15c how it goes, change and Shower ...... 25c $ . C:osed Mondays- --Brothers-and- Qat. Calif., Twd changes, Shower and Clothes checked .35c Zi door neighbors of he Pi K As - 1-025 t.ioret-St.--Sasa4 s Telephone 4020 are the Sisterof the Presenta- ENTRANCE TO WARF Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Schwarz 1 S tion.' The Sisters have designated Itf.."We4Wf#4.04WW,90,04:#4010 Aff01,4.0 11,W04.~.04:01' the' group as being tops on their list .01 neighbors. It's not unusual

melons, cookies and other goodies. I DRIVE Those ,fellows must have winning , ways . . Their new redecoration 'CHICKEN. job is ,one of the finest to be displayed in these parts. Lion's didl the color schemes and the fellows I are now the owners of an ultra- new Palomar Pine living room set Ot With maroon leather cushions. Dad's day . . . DSGs and dads will celebrate Father's Day Friday evening at the chapter house with 51/2 miles north of Santo Cruz on Highway No. 17. a little suds soiree. Dick Rock- I Dinner 5:30-10:30 P.M. Cocktails 1:00 P.M. to Midnight hold, in charge of arrangements, Dancing 9:00 P.M. to I:130 A.M. on Saturdays has designated skits as being the -VILLA Open eve y day o; the Week. Telephone Santa Cruz 4637-M for reservations. CHICKEN Delivery 5er/ice, Ph. 3873 OUR HOUSE IS YOURS main form of entertainment. FRONT & LAUREL _ Doc & Monica RL 8:Cron Jirn _ DZs finf,a1;1413710tpdt-wf-_ hi, scene of a smooth and well! IT'S OUT OF THIS WORLD! FOUNTAIN and 1101.1. CAR SERVICE "UP THE RIVER" O HOT BUTTERED "Beautiful Girls" POPCORN CROSS ROADS The Big 50c BEACH PARTY SIZE IN CAPITOLA 0 CARMEL POPCORN A "HOT" ROASTED PEANUTS ROMANCE IN DINING! CANDY APPLES Beautiful ICE CREAM Dancing in the (Hand -Pecked) . and for your sweettooth event,, Chocolates, Brittle:, Clusters geock 45-minute drive to "Capitola-by-the-Sea." Have your next party here. Fraternity and CROSS ROADS BAR-B-Q kmentelkont sorority fetes welcomed. For reservations NEAR THE PALOMAR HOTEL- 311 Pacific Open All Nite 1324 PACIFIC AVE. PHONE SANTA CRUZ 6140 Open 'till 8:30 P.M. IMMENI

6 SPARTAN DAILY Friday, June 16, 1950 ton, vice-pre'aident; Helen Kam- 200 Students Commerce Group merer, secretary; Bill Lane, treasurer; Jerry Sanguinetti, historian; Sewer, Gas Lines Cause Sign for Camp klects Bondelie and Roger Dean, alumni secretary. Registration for the /950 Sum- Rolf Bondelie, senior merch- mer Session of the West Coast andising major from Santa Rosa, Headache4_1(n Officials Nature school has broken all rec- was elected president of Eta Mu ords, according to an announce- Pi, national merchandising fra- -block "cam- A sewer and a gas line running beneath the flaw four ment by Dr. Gertrude caving, as- ternity. Tuesday night at its final meeting of the quarter at a res- pus addition" area between San Fernanclo and San Carlos streets, sociate professor of chemistry and financial secretfy for the Nature taurant in Santa Clara., are giving headaches to.state and college planning officials, currently school. The largest turnout of the quar- manager. according to Mr. E. S. Thompson, college business More than 200 students have ter, 23 members, Were present fot the Mr. Thompson pointed out that when engineers from the State signed for the camping group to the election of officers. Among alumni present were former presi- Division of Architecture first sur- be held at Yosemite National new section also. This pipe will dents Priscilla Gordon and Babe veyed the proposed building site, park In conjunction with the have to be moved at the cost of Huber. Also present were advis- they conchKied that the sewer first meeting of the school, approximately $15,000. ers John Aberle,and Jack Holland running on Eight street beneath which will be held from .Lune 23 Mr. Thompson reported that all of the Commerce department. the property between San Fer- through July 1. but 20 of the lots in the new four- Other officers elected are Lor- nando and San Carlos streets was Registration for this group has block area have been purchased. raine Pahl, vice-president; Allison a storm sewer. been closed, Dr. Cavins said, but lot on the corner of Sev- Pfleghaar, secretary; Douglas Recently it has been brought to A large there is room for more students streets will Batz, treasurer; Martha Braz- ,the sewer is not of the enth and San Carlos in the other two sessions of the light that ell, historian; and Geraldine Gibbs, actually a be the most expensive of those re- school. The only camping .group "storm" variety, but is alumni secretary. regularly operating city sewer. maining. He said that $150,000 re- will be held at Yosemite and the mains in the special purchasing students will have to provide their Outgoing officers are Morton The law says that buildings can- Marks, president; John Harring- not be built on top of sewers, fund, and that this amount will lodging and food at the other two states Mr. Thompson, so rather be sufficient to secure most of meetings. than change the building plans for the remaining lots. The second meeting of the MPs Get Rating the new campus addition, the sew- school will be, held in the Mam- er will be diverted down Seventh moth Lakes region on the eastern Of Satisfactory street where it will empty into the Five Students slope of the Sierra Nevada moun- main sewer line located at the cor- tains and will run from July 2 A ruting of satisfactory has been nr of Seventh and San Fernadho Get Awards through July 8. received by the Corps of Military streets. The business manager es- The third and final session for Police ROTC batallion at San Nature timates that the cost to divert the the 1950 West Coast Jose State college, according to sewer will be approximately $40,- From SJSC school will be held at Asilomar Lt. Col. James K. Watts, tempor- 000 near Pacific Grove from July 9 ary head of the department. Go Greyhound Three Califorria high school through July 15 . There, the stu- A six-Inch as line has been The inspection, under the com- students and two San Jose State dents will pay particular attention mand discovered running under the of _Major General George DIRECT SERVICE college students have been award- to the study of bird and insect D. Shea, commanding general of ed $100 Knights Templar of Cali- life found near the ocean, and the California Military district, Sp fornia scholarships for the 1950-51 marine life. took- plAte May -26-29. -- LOW FARES Everywhere! college year by San Jose State Instructors for the school will ' Col. Sylvester E. Nortner. was AUTO RACES college. be selected from the faculty of in charge of the inspection of the Extra cash for extra fun on your The scholarships were made San Jose State college and wiU San Jose State college unit. vacation! How? Spend less on trans- possible by the Grand Common- furnish the students with in- portation,more on pleasure. Relax by driving strain, no dery, Knights Templar of Call- formation about_ the area they Greyhound ... no SATURDAY traffic worries Yes, cave yrutr_cals#VC according to Mr. Edward are visiting. Thinkers Go to Tahoe 35 the cost of driving, ... on cararee NITE Clements, adviser of student af- Three graduate students and Vacation travel by Greyhound! fairs. one undergraduate from San Jose San Jose State college students State college are HARD TOPS Sabers Install attending the Sample Money-Saving Fares receiving the scholarships are Philosophical institute of the rot- 1 Mary Katherine Gunner, sopho- lege of Pacific at Lake Tahoe. SANTA BARBARA $ 4 65 more home economics major from June 11 through 17. SPECIAL STUDENT RATE New Officers SAN DIEGO 7.10 Canoga Park, Calif., and Betty The three graduate students are Silver Saber officers for the GRAND CANYON 18.60 $1.00 With A.S.B. Card Jean Powell, feeshmanpsychology Joe Sapena. Joaquin Chavez anti next six months were installed CARLSBAD CAVERNS 24 35 major from Modesto. Maurice Conrad. The undergrad: last evening at the home of out- SALT LAKE CITY 15.95 The scholarships were awarded uate attending the conference is going, president, 'Harry Russell. RICHMOND, VA. SAN JOSE on a competitive basis, with Francis Catalina. 47.60 New the consideration being given to officers sworn in at Plai P'esieral j. SPEEDWAY scholastic attainment. character, installation meeting were: Charles 1st hod Trip Tickets Savo 20% ea Return Trip! Edward Han- and promise. Royds, president; ON TULLY ROAD sen, vice-president; Leopold Ortiz. EXPENSE -PAID TOURS California high school students secretary; Ted Breeden, treasurer; Prc-arraligc,1,-tailorcd-ro-me..1,ure- receiving the scholarships are Ro- Abbott 'E. Stinehcomb, assistant for you ... transportation, hotel bert-Payna,--Mountain-View-Unton treasurer. rooms, shz1 a lu ive, high school, Mountain View; Da- amazingly low Ray Matthews, chaplain; Angelo prit.e.Get FREE Tout vid L. Elam, Porterville Union Folder from your Gre)hound Agent, Mlles, sergeant-at -arms; and Dance With high school. Porterville: anti Ava Ri- KEN'S or mail coupon below.. chard Olsen, historian. Ruth Thomson. Merced Union high PINE INN According to Ted Breeden, pub- M. O. BROCKWAY school, Merced. 255 S. 2nd BOB licist, the newly-elected group will 25 S. Market St. CACTUS The scholarships were awarded serve the-hernerrary-Ran- ti% high school Students who plan _CY 5-4i5i And His Westerners ization until February, 1951. to pursue four-year programs at 1 at BREAKFAST San Jose State college. GREYHOUND TRAVEL BUREAU Western Ranch Frat Holds Annual LUNCH 201 Pine Streit, San Frant..,co 6, California Cafeteria to Be Open DINNER Please send Expense -Paid Tour Fuldct to: Cafeteria will re- Every Friday & Saturday Nite The college Feed Tomorrow Nome main open Monday and Tuesday at Fine meals at their finest can The annual Tau Delta Phi home- Address the regular time from 11:30 o'- be your NORTH KING ROAD coming breakfast will be held to- for low cost. Come in clock to 1 o'clock, according to City morrow morning from 9 to 11 o'- today. Between Mayburry and Mrs. Leona Cutting, cafeteria su- Stot clock in the Tower, according to pervisor. 1 SHORT BLOCK FROM STATE ,I._17oy go to Berryessa Roads Rob Pettengill, committee chair- July 5, beginning of Summer San Jose man. Session, will mark the opening The top two floors of the Tower of the cafeteria for the six weeks Broadcast on Radio KEEN have been renovated to accomo- session, Mrs. Cutting announced. at- date the guests who will include Drive in and leave the rest to the 10 to 10:30, Saturday Nite It will not remain open during the A% ramify inimilaers who are also tendant. three weeks session, she added. members of the honorary scholas We'll match prices with tic fraternity. anyoneplus service Entertainment will be provided by Dr. Carl Duncan. professor of Ethyl 2340 ' trot ion of hypnoti.mm Committee members include Pettengill, Loyal Hoover, Joe Lola, Stewart Gregory and Bill Gwinn. SAAVON SERVICE STATION Newman Club, Y Corner 4th & William To Hold Dance A benefit dance will be held tonight in Newman hall to culminate Vacations Will Soon Be Here! the joint Student Y-Newman club hook drive for Notre Dame Girls' See college in Japan. Dancing will be F. Schilling & Son for Your from 8 to 12. According to the two presidents CAMPING Ron LaMar, Student Y, and Fred Severo, Newman club, the admis- FISHING FOR A PROVEN TONICSee COVI'ARDO STAGNARO sion price will be one text book of any size, HUNTING FAMILY and N1ALIO STAGNARO for Deep Sea Fishing Trips shape or variety. touring intermission,-a talent and variety Supplies. Prices to fit all Daily . . . Lines and Bait furnished ... Sundays 6:00 A...... show will be given, featuring about pocketbooks at the store forty minutes_ Weekdays 6:30 A. M.... Water Taxi Service every six acts. with the complete line. Drop till noon ... All boats return 2:00 P. M. Phone Day 715Night 377 in today and look over our STAGNARO FISHING CORPORATION RENT A stock. COTTARDO IIIVit; 'TYPEWRITER Cantor of Municipal Wharf Pioneer Fishermen Since 1879 sPutat siuotorr 510 ;IATF 3 MONTHS 111 F. SCHILLING & SON KENNEDY BUSINESS MACHINES SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA Post Street CV 5-0343 Established 1863 SANTA CRUZ BEACH F SAN FERNANDO CY 2 750' 27

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BON M-G-M'S spectacular TECHNICOLOR APPETIT Story of RENEGADES and 145 5 FIRST ST. * CY 3-3353 a RED-HEADED BEAUTY! STARTS TODAY The Marx Bros. "LOVE HAPPY" AND 1 Mile North of Mt. View RANDOLPH SCOTT and RUTH ROMAN in Warner's story of the "Girl From San Lorenzo" DINNERS... Shot Heard 'round the Outlaw World! ,BANQUET ROOM Special student dinners every cam PALO e! Sunday from 4 to 7 owl ALTO

m. So,,t1, of Unevers4ty on Boyyki, lif Tonife end Saturday 15 - Closed Mondays & Tuesdays by "FLESH AND FRI.SAT., June 16, 17 no FANTASY" LYC with "BUCCANEER'S CC! Edward G. Robinson FRIDAYSATURDAY Barbara Stanwyck GIRL Robert Cummings In Technicolor June 16, 17 AND With Yvonne DcCarlo "SHADOW OF PLUS .65 FRI.--SAT., Juno 16, 17 Jerome Courtland Bob Hope, Jane Russell .10 "ROCKET SHIP" A DOUBT" "PALEFACE' Theresa Wright .60 Jean Rogers Buster Crabbe, "PALOMINO" Joseph Cotton SUN., MON , TUES.June 18, -19, 20 .35 AND 2nd HIT 95 "Mars Attacks The World" COLOR BY TECHNICOLOR STARTS SUNDAY "CINDERELLA" June 18, 19 Warner Baster in 60 SUN.MON., "THE THIRD MAN" PLUS Joseph Cotton, Orson Welles Maria Montez, Turhan Bey Tea ALSO AND "STATE PENITENTIARY" "THE THIRD MAN" "THE DAMNED "Raiders of the Desert" rrlpl PLUS "The Traveling Saleswoman" Robert Young, Barbara Hale DON'T CRY", TONITE!!! Joan Davis, Andy Devine 00 S10,000 Ireid "BABY MAKES IN PRIZES TUES.THURS. eveRv 13 went i'Ve; THREE" CASH sit -"STKGE FRIGHT" JACKPOTti nt, Jane Wyman, Marlene Dietrich $10,000.00 PLUS NATIONAL PRIM - AND SELECTED TONITE THRU THURSDAY "LIL' ABNER" MERCHANDISE EACH WEEK VAY SHORT SUBJECTS Martha O'Driscoll ;f re THEATER June .16-22 DRIVE INA AMUSEMENT . PHQNE CS 4.2041 CV -4-6942 Show starts AN ITALIAN SHOW at Dusk FRIDAY ON STAGE English Titles ADRIVE-IN ,10,011P "VAUDEVILLE VARIETIES" Starring San Jose Teenagers (SANTA CLARA ST. AT 37th. LOVE OF A CLOWN ON SCREEN THEATRE SINNERS" FR1.SAT. "PAGLIACCI" SaFirstat )906 "SEVEN Alma 3 m;nutes Marlene Dietrich, John Wayne (Oki Circus Grounds From Downtown "SETTERS GOLD" "SUN DOWN" With Eddie Arnold COMING SUNDAY IT'S TONITE!! "SIERRA" "THE..KANSAN" In Technicolor it $10,000 00 tila SUN.MON. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY PRIZES au IN "BORDERLINE" EVERY 13 WEEKS "RIDING HIGH" AND CAM Crosby Plus Bing JACKPOT ! ! "THE BIG- CAT" .041*-4 Feltsisis 0 TONITESAL "GOLDEN $50.00 EVERY FRIDAY STALLION" CASH PRIZES In Technicolor Roy Rogers, Dale Evans PLUS SUN.MON.TUES. ON OUR SCREEN Cary Grant, Shirley Temple AXminster 6,6056 "BACHELOR AND THE FRI., SAT.June 16, 17 BOBBYSOXER"' "SIERRA" "Mother Didn't "FATHER WAS A BACHELOR" SUN.MON. in Jechnicolor Tell Me" Hendris with Audie Murphy, Wanda Dorothy McGuire "SIERRA" AND William Holden and Coleen Gray Audio Murphy, Wanda Hendrix "Joss Palooka Meets Humphrey" PLUS Ives Burl June 18, 19 SUN., MON Vaughn Monroe ALSO AND "NANCY GOES TO RIO" Bing Crosby, Fred Astaire Ann Sothern, Carmen Miranda "SINGING GUNS" "HOLIDAY INN" AND Roy Rogers TUES.WED.THURS. "SHADOW OF THE WEST" in "DOCTOR AND WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY' "TWILIGHT IN THE SIERRAS" THE GIRL" June 21-24 Glenn Ford, Janet Leigh "YOUNG MAN Charles Coburn FRI , SAT.Jun 16, 17 WITH A HORN" AND - ALSO "BARRICADE" -BIM Crosby, Bob Hope Ruth Roman, Dan Clark Kirk Douglas, Doris Day `''ROAD TO RIO" PLUS 2nd HIT SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS "PALOMINO" .-44! Two Color Cartoons AND SUN., MON Jun* IS, 19 SHOW STARTS AT DUSK "STAGE FRIGHT" "WHIRLPOOL" - Come out to- Just 3 Minutes from Compus! Jane Wyman, Marlene Dietrich Gene Tirney 13fIt & GISH ROAD And Ralph Young in "And Baby Maims Three" a11000

8 SPARTAN DAILY Friday, June 16, 1950 George Nickel Nears ,SIS Racketer Says By FRAN ERROTA Discus Record of 162 Feet Athletic The National Collegiate Realey's 1949 cross-country By FERNO CAMIRIANICA take a back seat to N:ckel as he of the tamest "Mr. Outside", Glenn tennis championships team, won association the National Junior The San Jose State college dis- finished fourth with a throw of Davis; Hurdler Bill Fleming of Austin, Tex., home will be held at college two-mile championship cus record may be erased from 153 ft. 10 in. Linn won the meet next Notre Dame, Sprinter Bob Wata- of the University of Texas, at Visalia two weeks ago. Lund, the books within the next couple as George took a third. week-end. The experts have tab- representing nabe'of UCLA, and Sprinter Andy Riverside college, of years if Get:age Nickel con- Two months ago against Col- USC's Trojans to win thelitle. of Sewn Hall. bed toured the eight laps in 9:47.0. tinues to show the steady improve- he placed second Stanfield defending cham- lege of Pacific, USE is the Jim won the Washington state ment next year that he displayed At San Mateo junior college he given only an out- pion but is high school one-mile title last this last track season for the on the weights, the concentrated only side chagee of retaining year in Spartan cinderteen. by Her- competing in the shot, discus and crown. UCLA, sparked Three-fourths of the brilliant George is currently 6 ft. ,45/8 javelin. hie Elam and the Jack There Occidental college Mile-relay four- in. off the college discus mart, led Tulane Green Wave are giv- some will Ix' back for the 1951 held jointly by Woody Linn and USC. en the best chance to stop track and field campaign. Oxy ran Ray Overhouse at 162 ft. Nickel NCAA Tuero is the defending a sensational 3:10.1 in the Coli- stands a good chance to crack the Si in NCAA Co 'champion: singles seum Relays and were undefeated standard, as he is only a sopho- George_ Mat tos, pole vaulter. Tipd from Tennis to track, Switching daing the year. , The one man more and has two more years of Mel Martin, high jumper, begin that two former SJSC we noticed they will lose is anebor,man Bull- competition with the San Jose their quest for nation-wide recog; Orange Empire freshmen went to et Bill Parker, a 46.9 quarter- t hinclatis. nition in the National Collegiate colleges for the Conference junior miler. Walt McKibben, Ted Rup- In the three-way meet with Athletic association's track and Both men 1950 cinder Campaign. necht and 'John Barnes will return. Stanford and the San Francisco field meet being held at -Minne- turned in performances unsurpass- Brayton. .Morton, decathlon ace Olympic club, the pupil defeat- apolis today and tomorrow. ed in junior collcgc ranks this past from Santa Ann college, probably ed the teacher when George year. will take Parker's place. He has placed second ahead of his pres- Frank Buxton, 1949 San Jose done 48.5 for the 400 meter. ent tutor, Overhouse. Nickel Going to till dance? State frosh sprint star and a stu- George Mattes, Pacific Grove's threw the discus 146 ft. 7 in., Then you'll really dent at Orange Coast college dur- contribution to the San Jose which was five inches ahead of want ing the past year, won the 1950 State college athletic scene, is a Overhouse. Linn, however, still to sfruf. Orange Empire conference 100- good bet to land on the official displayed his old form, tinning You'llhave a yard dash title in 9.6. Flyin' Fran- NCAA Guild'a all-America track the event with a throw'of 150 ft. better chance kie equalled the conference cen- and field team this season. The Against Fresno with tury record, set by Clyde Jeffrey State college. Spartan pole vauit great has George feet to new haircut. of Riverside college In 1938-.Jef- asId_es1 _cliti_ctly two GEORGE NICKEL cleared 14 ft. or better in eight his previous throw when he trey went on to Stanford to equal best successive meets, the most con- hurled the platter 148 the world mark of 9.4. Mel Pat- ft. 7 in. Henry Steiling SAINTE CLAIRE sistent record in the country. lir One week later CCAA fin- In the shot put behind the Spar- ton set the current world standard in the and boys BARBER SHOP still share* the best outdoor als he flipped tan's Dave Porter with a put of of 9.3 in '48. the discus 151 ft. mark turned in by a collegian 11 in., although he 46 ft. !I In. for his best all-time Hotel Ste. Claire Jim Lund, member of Walt had to settle this year. Mattes, Rob Smith for second effort in that event. place. of San Diego State, and Bill In the recent Pacific association In 1947 while in the Army, Ni- Carroll of the University of Ok- meet held at Berkeley, the 6 ft. 3 ckel competed in the "Far East- lahoma, have all topped 14 ft.- in. 220-pounder from San Mateo ern Command Olympics" in Japan ip. shattered his own record again placing third in the discus. Also Jim Newcomb ran a sensational whtai he threw the discus 155 ft. competing in the meet were Shot- 4:07.7 mile in LOF Angeles Friday 4 3/8 in. Overhouse again had ta putter Ralph Davis, twin brother evening, but Trojan thinclad tutor Jess Hill plans to enter the SC distance great in the two-mile run at Minneapolis. Don McEwen, SJS Teams Win 69 Per Cent University of Michigan sophomore. is favored to nab the two-mile, Of Athletic Games in1949-50 but don't count the Trojan out; The Sac. Jose he's a tough competitor. MeEwen State Spartans had one of their most successful GET YOUR . . . has done 9:02.2; Newcomb's best seasons in 1949-50. ending the season with a percentage of .693 in for the eight laps is 9:07.0. varsity competition. The boxing and basketball squads led in the win- loss columns; boxing had a 11-0 record and the basketball quintet KICKS . - recorded 21 wins against 7 losses. California this year had a .566 at the Home of Deliciously Prepared Gray Tips Hilburn record. , For Non-PE-Title--- The Spartan sports teams took six first places in the last quarter of BARBECUED the CCAA league. The took first place in football, gymnastics, track. Spartan Bowlers Dave Gray won the non-PE di- swimming, tennis, and golf. vision tennis title with a straight Here are the final tabulations of the teams' ilverages: Men's and Women's P.E. set 6-3, 7-5 victory over Hank classes held here. Spareribs Hilburn yesterday. Hilburn won NCAA SPORT W L the second round losers division T Stand. REMARKS Fred "Duffy" Nivel; Mgr. Ichampionship Wednesday. Football 9 4 0 First Climaxed season with a 20-13 win We feature a Chicken Gray's uf)set win was closer in the Raisin Bowl against Tex- full tine of.: than the score indicates. The two as Tech. Bowling Bell Bags and Shoes finalists had rall!es that lasted as Basket ball 21 7 0 Second Rated 17th in nation by AP poll. Beef long as three minutes. Boxing 11 0 0 Runner-up in PCI tourney. 12 Lanes One national champ. Water Polo . 7 3 2 Second best season since 1939. FOUNTAIN & LUNCH' Return Rooks Tuesday Skiing 0 0 0 In Utah Invitational, Vanderbilt, *. COME WITH THE GAL, Open from 10 A.M. Tuesday, June 20. is the last day and PCI tourney. THE GUY, OR THE GANG! students can return library books, Gymnastics .. 5 1 1 First Won CCAA again. pay fines, and settle accounts, ac- Track 4 2 0 First Fourth straight CCAA crown. We Cater I. Banquets Baseball . 12 17 0 Fifth Four men on All-Star team. JOSE BOWL and Private Parties cording to Miss Barbara Wood, 172 W: Santa Clara CY 3-9727 circulation desk librarian. Swimming 9 3 0 First 6ixth CCAA title. Tennis 17 6 0 First Best season since the war. W L T Golf 9 3 0 - -Seventh straight NCAA crown. Rifle 5 5 2 Third Pl7EZERIAtklAPOLITANO SWIM! Won N. California title. Large Heated Pool Totals W L T Pet. .Spaghetti Dinners 50 x 115 121 52 5 .693 and Frosh and JC teams: 85c and up 65 30 0- Pizza Open from I I A.M. Totals Also fo I A.M. DANCE! L T Pct. Pizza prepared Cl gad on Large Maple Floor 1949-50 186 82 5 .690 to tak out. ,nday 1948-49 189 73 6 .714 Pavilion FINE ITALIAN FOODS Major League Scores 292 SOUTH MARKET a National League: 20% Discount with ASB Card_ Cincinnati 3. Boston 5. Cincinnati 5, Boston 6. American League: RIVERSIDE GROVE Chicago 5, New York 0. "Your Prescription Cleveland 3, Boston 1. 17 Miles Highway No. 9 West of Saratoga on Detroit 7, Philadelphia 3. for a good time" St. Louis 16, Washington 9. 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