Discriminating Against Barbarians? Spartanctily SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE VOL 47 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1959 NO. 46 Director Campus Celebs To Inspect 'Who's Who' Choices Told; Honor Plan San Jose State's program for honor students will be on 34 From SJS Make It! review today and tomorrow Thirty-four San Jose State Flores, Norman Friborg, Robert Joanne Osman, Geraldine Peter- students have been named to Gifford, Jack Harwell, Richard son, Ross Phelps, Margaret Joan for inspection by Dr. J. W. Hill, Albert Larsen, Marilyn Lloyd, Price, Maryleela Rao, Judith Ash. "Who's Cohen, director of the Inter. Who Among Stu- Corrine Lobdell, Robert McClena- brook Rose, Bessie Ryhlick, Mi- University Committee on the dents in American Univer- hen. yeko Shintani, Stephen Walsh, sities and Others are: William Moore, Pa- Phyllis Watson and Robert Young. Superior Student. Colleges" for 1960. r tricia Moriarty, "s:,aeen Nordheim, A committee headed by Dr. Dr. Cohen will take a look at SJS All but three of the students vs. BARBARIANSMembers of Theta Barbarians Phil Heron and Rex Chapman wield- Lowell Walter, chief counselor, REEKS procedures for honoring outstand- are either seniors or graduate prepare for the All -Greek Show as ing slide rules. Sorority skits will be presented studied more than 100 nomination fraternity ing students and will meet with students. (I. to r.) Gary Nelson, Bob Sharp, Friday night and fraternities will applications our "greeks" compete Sat- and stu- Students receiving the honor for the award before Jim Williams are attacked by urday night. faculty, administrators ighs Church and will have Grand selecting the final 34. a write-up Jury dents to discuss ways of improving printed in the "The committee tried to select and expanding the existing pro- 1960 Who's Who publication and students who had been outstand- gram. will receive certificates at the Spartan Y Plans ing in more than one field of ac- This afternoon at 3:30 he is spring Recognition Banquet. Releases tivity," Will fac- Fifteen men and nineteen wom- Dr. Walter explained. to address a general reeks Compete scheduled 'Yuletide Tour The five-member committee in- ulty meeting in Engineering Lec- en compose the Spartan winners. For the :sell th consecutive year, cluded ASH President Rich Hill, ture Hall, E118. Representatives SJS was allotted 36 nominees but the Spartan Y will sponsor a AWS President Pat Moriarty, As- Yule- high schools have been only 34 persons were named. They Letchworth from area He tour through six San Jose sociate Deans of Students Janet invited. are: SJS student Thomas Duane Annual homes. The benefit will be held Letchworth was Douglas and Robert Martin and Show cleared of a mur- 110th James Adams, Purpose of the committee Dr. Martha All- Sunday from 1 to 6 p.m. Dr. Walter. Cohen directs is to provide added shouse, Bruce Anderson, Russell der charge last Wednesday and Eighteen organizations will compete in the 10th an - "The committee would like to "Home for Christmas" is the opportunities for the gifted stu- Bailey, Nancy Baratini, Diane released from jail when a Santa -Greek Show Friday and Saturday in Morris Dailey thank all the campus organizations I MI theme of the Christmas tour this dent and aid him in attaining his Beall, Deanne Bennett, Richard Cruz County Grand Jury failed to and departments who helped us in ditorium. The show begins at 8 p.m. and admission is year and the homes will be decor- greatest potentialities, said Dr. Christiana, Sharon Clark, Ronald return an indictment. our selection by submitting their ated around that theme. 0. C. Williams, coordinator of the Conklin, Sandra Creech, Joyce Letchworth, 18-year-old speech most outstanding members," Dr. sponsored by Theta Chi fraternity, Tickets for the tour are 75 cents college humanities program. and drama major, was jailed last The event, will be Walter acknowledged. ged in two performances. Ten sororities will present skits for students and $1.50 for adults Dr. Cohen is visiting SJS and week on a charge that he stabbed and are available in the Student other Bay Area colleges to gather his stepfather, 41 -year-old Wil- night and eight fraternities will take the spotlight day Affairs Business Office, TH16, and data for a Western Regional Con- liam Howard Wright, during a Saturday's show. the Spartan Y, 9th and ASB family squabble. Wright. a movie San An- honors programs. To ference on Act inners in the sorority and fra- tonio Sts. They may also be pur- The meet is set for April 10-13 projectionist, died from the wound ty divisions will be announced After an eight-hour session. the Art of , based at Japan the door of any of the at the University of California, wing the performance each Logic Attack ir.rines rrn the drrv of he herr. P,erkelcc Grand Jury decided to take no t. Last year's winners were On Charter action in prosecuting the youth. ia Kappa Gamma in the so- The Student Council today An official statement called the ty division and Lambda Chi Book Revie w will get its first look at a con- stabbing "an act in self defense." Talk Today ha in the fraternity division. Letchworth's attorney, Eugene Tom Mc- stitution request One of Japan's leading artists, wo Theta Chi alumni, Court Fines Groups, from a Adams, earlier had labeled the

and and Mary Braunstein, Topic Today group of students seeking to stabbing a "justifiable homicide." Teruo Mars, will present a slide- lecture two Theta Chi members, John Santa Cruz District Attorney and demonstrate his skill Argument," an . form a Young Democrats this al and Steve Walsh, have "The Uses of Nick Drobac said there would be afternoon in T209 at 1:30. The be 1. chosen as emcees for the tack on modern logic, will Club at San Jose State no further complaints filed against lecture may last three hours. viewed by Dr. Murray Kiteh.,. Handles 10 Cases The 33-year-old artist, who spe- !, Two other fraternity mem- Letchworth from his office. will share the announcing assistant professor of philosophy, Facing a variety of difficult situations, the Student Bill Ash. a Student Court eializes in ceramics, sculpture, in Cafeteria , furniture making rs. at today's book talk Gout breezed through 13 cases yesterday with a minimum Justice, submitted the request for and painting, is ike Rooms A and B, at 12:30 p.m. a constitution ratification Oct. 22. noted for tiolating art traditions Brady, chairman of the of stalls and a maximum of speed. D !. said intermission entertain- The author, Stephen Toulmin, Council procedure requires that of his country. He is leading the oor Contest modern craft movement in Japan t sill include the Wayfarers, professor of philosophy at the Uni- Alpha Gantma 'and P.1 Lambda, two organizations that all new constitutions be set a,: in !k-singing group, and a sur- versity of Leeds, is proposing a pleaded guilty last week to not sending a representative to for one week so all council me!, an attempt to int:oduce the idea of original design into feature by the Greek Show new, "more practical" logic in op- a Student Orientation Board tneeting. were fined S5 each hers can see the provisions in r the Applications ceramics field. position to the present mathemat- Should the council find no by the court. Hara sal approval of the scripks teal logic. 1.rult with the constitution by I tMr. forme dy served as di. A third group, Delta Upsilon,* D rector of the Modern Craft Assn. given yesterday by the college Dr. Kiteley emphasized that requested a change of plea on the ,tNte week. it probably will la. ue Friday of Japan. and now is teaching at inistration. he would not attempt to review same charge. The court suspended leo fai granted, thereby reactivatin..; re p Aides 1.,eArtsrn con-1 the Kyoto and Crafts School first All -Greek Show was the hook but would Instead use the fine until Delta Upsilon could tin. now-dormant "Young Dem- ?laud ie,:tants have until Friday to sub- in Japan. in 1948 as a woject for the work as a point of departure contact the Appeal Board. 'it -rat" Club. mit entry applications in the Stu- , Mr. Hera is one of the many .1 organiAations after Spardi in discussing the relationship Kathleen Hubert, freshman was To Sign-Up The request names Dr. Leon F. dent Activities Office, Adm242, Japanese artists Herbert Sanders, rkeoatinued. between modern logic and every- charged with a poster violation, Lee, associate professor of busi- and at the Administration Infor- i SJS sr-ofessor of ceramic art, met day argument. her pleaded guilty through ness, as adviser. Imat ion Booth. last year during his sabbatical The book, which was generally Eric court appointed attorney This Week In other business, the council Decorating for the annual AWS- , leave in Japan. Ile has lectured in "not too well received," is the Solander. Her sentence will be Students interested in serving will interview Stephanie Green, a sponsored event must be complet. many Ilmerican colleges and his third by Toulmin, a graduate of announced on Dec. 8. f as Spartacamp group discussion iunio s seeking the post of Cul- ed by Dec. 14 at 2 pm. Judges wa-k has been exhibited in the Cambridge. ASH Prosecuting Attorney Pat leaders and counselors are urged 4.1 al Affairs Committee chai-man. will visit each living group and Unitcd Elates. South America An earlier hook, "The Place of McCirnahan withdrew charges and Lissia Topic to leave their names with the Stu- She was the only student, of those, g eek house entered in the contest I.:u Reason in Ethics," WAS considered .igainst Scabbard and Blade. The dent Union secretary this week, inte viewed by a council commit-' before awarding a first place and IC pr..tr,:t ,r,n sy,tom rd "influential" in the field of phil- ;rolip had pleaded not guilty to i This year he presented one-man Don Brown. Spartacamp director, tee more than a week ago, who is rw.) runners-up trophies. USSR will be analyzed by osophy and was better received failing ta send a representative to : hes s a New York said yesterday. seeking the top post. The others Theme of *the contest is and Miami. it than "The Uses of Argument." the orientation meeting. G. Morgan, assistant pro- Brown said sign-ups for the want to he committee members. "Christmas Around the World." ir of political science, today In other hearings: camp will continue until Friday af- Thel.e are seven positions open. . Door Decorations Chairman S,., - guil- Coeds Complain; 0:30 a.m. in S142. Phi Alpha Theta pleaded ternoon. "All students are eligible "Spartan From The Start" edi- Schwartz said a perpetual fir-' Grr-r-r-r-r ty to advertising violation; to Justice for the Individual in an to be counselors, but the interview- tor, two persons for the Orienta- ' place trophy sill be presented thi, Dec. 8. t -Stalin Russia" is the title It had to happen. be sentenced ing committee looks for persons tion Committee and the chairman vcar for the first time. Man Arrested Foundation requested nf le third talk sponsored Some holiday-happy student Wesley with a background in extra-curri- the Personnel and Public Reda- / A $5 expense limit for door dec- by the Complaints by th:ee SJS coeds ge Lectine last week scrawled a sign on the a postponement on an advertising cular activities," Brown added. tions Committee will also be sm.! orations has been announced by Coinmittee this Coral Manor, 185 E. San .ster. wood construction fence around violation hearing. Don lialstrom "We will evaluate each per- pointed by the council. at Fer- was appointed for the defense. nando St., brought a charge of in- ()lessor Morgan will scrutinize the Speech and Drama Building. son's abilities to lead and to Teacher decent exposure against a San ges made by It read: California Student think quickly," Brown said. Khrushchev Jose man Monday night. rs which have "Do not feed Speech and Assn. pleaded guilty to an adver- Forty students, half of them "lessened much The girls were getting ready for he Drama Majors." tising violation; sentencing set for men, will be chosen by the inter- arbitrariness" world of wire the sys- bed, police said, when the man in effem sister Dec. 8. viewing committee. The appli- DEFENSE SECRETARY McELROY QUITS Stalin. whistled to attract Spartan V requested a post- cants will be interviewed Dec. 8, WASHINGTON UPI) ---Secretary of Defense Neil H. McElroy attention and then exposed ponement on an athertising vio- 9, and 10 in Adm236. resigned yesterday. In a letter to President Eisenhower, McElroy said himself as he stood on the sidewalk in lation hearing. Eric Solander was Spartacamp will be held March he was quiting after two years in the cabinet for "personal reasons of front of the house. appointed for the defense. 19 and 20 at the Asilomar confer- an urgent nature." He plans to return to Proctor and Gamble, the soap The man ran my Fly Christian Science Organiza- ence grounds in Monterey. manufacturing film he headed before taking the defense post. through a corner Plane To gas station and tion requested a postponement Two hundred and ten campers McElroy announced earlier this year that he planned to leave the was picked up at F'ourth and on an advertising violation hear- will convene to discuss the lead- post before the year was up. Santa Clara Sts. about 10 minutes later, nrcorrlinc ing. The group retains its own ership problems and solutions. Thomas S. Gates Jr., deputy defense secretary, was named as tit the olio Victim to Denver attorney, but court appointed At- McElroy's successor. Gates is a 53-year-old mainline Republican and torney-at -Large Anthony Kara- ex-investment banker who has been in the defense department since ..dr-old former San Clara County, said Bill Law- chute as legal adviser. Talks Tonight 1953. He first served as undersecretary of the Navy and then became SPARTANS A rence, executive director of the Relations Club e Nide math International Navy secretary in 1957. Ile took over the No. 2 defense post last May. major will National Foundation. yesterday. requested a postponement until For AES, SAM "I STARTED IT ALL," SAYS KHRUSHCHEV Curtain up! Light nowt, to Denver, Colo., In Denver, he explained, Dec. 8. Don Hillstrom was appoint- IBM AT s.XM VIENNA (UPI -Nikita S. Khrushchev said yesterday his own O'Ryrne's wife and four children ed for defense. The Society for Advancement of the lights! Ifs orrow abrupt denunciation of Stalinism in February, 1956, caused an upheaval because of hi: "se (one only a few months old) will American Institute of nee- Management will hold a business the new soft shoe I. race in world Communism and touched off the Hungarian freedom rebellion. of polio. His de- be eligible for welfare aid. trIcal Engineers pleaded not dinner tonight at Havenly Foods routine ure In an address before the Hungarian Socialist Workers (Commun- by that from an Oakland air contracted polio last guilty to a charge of not sub- Restaurant, Bayshore Highway - O'Byrne ist) Party Congress in Budapest, the Soviet Premier said the "fever" fabulous team of may he more than a mitting a revised list of club and Julian Street at 6:30. televised by Bay June, and spent generated by his attack on Stalin combined with "mistakes" by the old Roos and Atkins. television stations. month in the'Santa Clara County officers. Proseentor MeClenahan Guest speaker for the evening lChard Stalinist regime to give the revolution its spark. And what makes 0'13yrne, the Hospital before he was trans- temporarily withdrew charges will be Mr. Raymond Hasse from t ken polio' The Soviet leader blamed "to a considerable extent" the misrule victim last Fairmont Hos- pending further investigation at International Business Machines it so amazing is year lived in ferred to Oakland's of the Stalinist Hungarian regime of Matyas Rakosi which tell Just tan City with the request of Die court. Corp., San Jose. his wife and pital, a therapy center. before the revolt started on Oct. 23, 1956. that you can call children. lie is Is able to survive with only, Conservation Club, charged Members of the club will tour 11 he being sent He But Khrushchev said he himself opened the pandora's box of trou- the +une. Shp Denver Veterans Hospital a chest respirator during the day, with failure to send a representa- the IBM plant next Tuesday. an bles for Communism with his address to the 20th Soviet Party Con- into your raggy Army plane. but must sleep in an iron lung at tive to the Student Orientation Those without rides will meet in C trip gress In February that year denouncing the Stalinist "cult of personal- sneakers and come was arranged by the night. His arms and legs are al- Board meeting, Was held In con- front of the Student Union at 1:30. anal ity" and reviling Stalin as a master butcher. Foundation, which most, ererrletgly paralyzed. tempt for failing to appear at the * * * on down to see k will CPA AT AIN AIRLINER CRASH KILLS 24: ONE LIVES O'llyrne in an ambulance O'Byrne will leave at about 8:10 last session of the court. Eric So- Our g -eat selection the Alpha Eta WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. (UPI t --A twin-engine airliner smashed into hospital to the airport, tomorrow morning in the Army lender was appointed to the case Sigma, honorary ac- of Xmas slippers. * a adviser. counting society, will meet tonight a mountain and caught fire yesterday while trying to land in heavy Military Air Transport plane with a staff of doctors and as legal her, action, the at 7:30 in Cafeteria Room A to fog, killing 24 of the 25 persons aboard. From just $7. complete with portable technicians. "A commercial air- In other court ap- lung, additional cases for hear a talk by Stephen Naka- The survivor was Louis Matarazzo, of Springfield, Pa., who was will await him. liner couldn't do it," Mr. Law- proved 27 'he with 10 scheduled for shima, California Public Account- thrown clear and into a tree. Rescuers scrambled up a 500-foot cliff WO way to support" rence explained. "It would cost summonses lYme session. ant attorney-at-law. to reach him. ROOS and hin (tunny in Santa a fortune." the Dec. 13 I I MEEi I 11111111110"

Editorial 2.S.PARTAN DALES Wednesday, December 2, 1959 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIffilb New liberal' Cal _Ari-Muiic-,2)ranta Clark Kerr of the University propositions which might affect t ci r President Survey of Music mumniumumminunnuunnumumunuumuunuu At tomorrow's Sunday from 8 to 9 p.m. on (Ian of California recently liberalized his earlier churches? Literature class, the featured per- nel 4. Guests will be Ray Rojo controls over UC's publications and student President Kerr fortunately changed his Yoo hoo! Who You? formers will be piano students of Jane Powell, Jimmie Rogers anc organizations but., unfortunately, he directive stating that administration approv- Thomas Ryan, professor of music. Eddie Hodges. THE YEARLY LIST of "Who's Who Among The class, at 11:30 a.m. in Con- hasn't gone far enough. al be obtained for ALL speakers from off * * Students in American Colleges and Universities" has cert Hall, will be open to interested shai * No student group, for instance, can be campus. K. ophic, been published (see page one), and I noticed one students and faculty members. Israeli a stand on "partisan But he has reserved the right to hut and actor, pantorn,r,.. recognized if it takes cancel person very dear to my heart is conspicuously absent from the list: * will perform the * * at Veterans' Frid,,; political or religious groups," Before speakers "deemed incompatible with the Me. N. E. back, assistant professor Auditorium in sa; list? Francisco. "liberalization," the directive included all educational objectives of the university." I would just like to ask why MY name was left off this of art, has had a watercolor se- You therein chargewhat are the qualifications for becoming a off-campus issues. Are there any set rules concerning the "ob. lected for showing at the 31st an- jectives" of Cal? full-fledged Who? nual Swedish-American Art Exhi- But is it bad for a college or university's U think with a little extra effort and some pull I might be able Kerr says that "never in its history" has bition in Chicago. KBM candi- to maneuver my way into that book.) * * * RENT A political group§ to support political Cal had such liberal rules in this field. the real reason TYPEWRITER But right now, I am going to try and uncover The San Jose Youth symphony Special Student dates if they wish? Shouldn't religious misunderstand Rafe A "first" in history is not always the why I was not included among the 34 people. Don't Orchestra will present its first con- 3 MONTHS on that list (in fact, I $15 groups be free to take stands on election best. R.T. meit isn't that I care about not getting cert of the season Thursday and KENNEDY asked; so there!). BUSINESS NACHINII don't think now I'd even accept a place If I WAS Dec. 8 at 8 p.m. in the SJS Concert 96 E. San Fernando CY 2.1101 But I am interested in exactly what sort of fellow students these Hall. Director is Vincent Carter, are who have managed to slide their way onto that honor roll. a San Jose City college music in- Yeah, Nikita, But. (If I am not mistaken there are probably a lot of you who are structor. they failed to pick you, too, but nobody's Soviet Premier secretly wondering why * * * BAKMAS Don't be taken in by naped and executed. saying anything.) The Stanford Symphony Orches- THE HOUSE OF FLOWERS Nikita Khruslichev's confession that he was Invited Hungarian leader Gen. Pal I have a suspicion the reason I did not make this book was on tra will perform Friday night at responsibleinadvertentlyfor the Hun- Maleter to negotiate under a flag of truce, account of my grades; they are not the best, you know. 8:30 in Dinkelspiel Auditorium, garian revolution in 1956 (See World Wire, then had him arrested. Whether anyone cares or not, I happen to be one of the nicest, Stanford. Conductor is Sandor Sal- Page 1). Boasted "We will put in more troops, most well-liked, best-groomed, modest chaps you probably ever will go, who also conducts the San Jose The No. 1 Soviet is leaving too much and more troops, and more troopsuntil be meeting! Symphony Orchestra. Student ad- mission will be 25 cents. unexplained. It was he who: we have finished them." * * * Offered the late Hungarian Premier Khruslichev's confession appears to be I NOTICE the story says that only 34 out of a possible 36 students That leaves two vacant spots by my Comedian Jimmy Durante will Imre Nagy safe-conduct, then had him kid- a matter of expediency. not remorse. were given a place on the list. CORSAGES BOUQUE7 Now, honestly, what would anyone care if my name was present "Give My Regards to calculations. CY2-0462 10th & Santa C Encore sort of wedged in there with all the rest? (C'mon, be a sport; no Broadway," a music-variety show, Neve a WORLD of FUN! one'll notice.) The story also says there were 100 nominees. Judging by the fact that only 34 were selected out of those 100 (and two spots &aye with IITA Now Quality Lunches ...at Eight Music Students Give were left over) this would not speak especially well for the extra 66 nominees. uobefievarbie tone Cost Maybe they all have dandruff. I mean there must be some logical STUDENT Second Recital of Season reason why not even two people out of the 66 remaining could be l'11)1.1.1S MACKALL gave a splendid performance of found to fill up the quota. qa1 Art and Music Editor Haydn's "Sonata No. 3 in ,E Flat." Orlando has a strong key- BURGER ON FRENCH Elirop 6 Eight music students last night meeting some of these people; what fine people BUN board technique and plays with I SHOULD ENJOY Special sauce, Chips and Pickle. gave the season's second recital Good, upstanding, college-trained youths! (It is a little excellent feeling. He is a stu- they all must be. STEAK SANDWICH 60 fkrwZ.L. o. $675 before a small audience in Concert ludicrous, actually, when we all know what a mickey mouse affair Hall. dent of Patrick Melerotto, assist- Sizzling Beef on Buttered French this college routine is. Let's be honest, gang.) Roll, I Pianist ant professor of music. Chips and Pickle. Connie Crothers began I do wonder, though, how some of these personalities of cam- Orient the recital with Mozart's "Sonata FROM THE SNO.MAN mORE. Handl's "Concerto in G Minor" pus and cafeteria fame will be categorized? (I had it all worked Take home 43-65 rs.v. in D, K. 311." Miss Crothers has all varieties spf.140 was well presented by Charles out just in case I WAS selected.) of ice cream and ice milk , an easy, fluid keyboard technique. fr... $991 Price, oboe. Price's technique is NACHMAN, GERALD ("Jerry" or "Tab") W.Foremost writer She is a student in the studio of Mony is,.. tortudlt one of precision. He is a student of his time; poet laureate; lecturer; friend to all who know him; pretty William nalloge Erlendson, professor of in the studio of Willard Sorensen, good in gym; born, 1938; attended schools and played on the bars; un- Sno-Man Snack -Bar music. associate professor of music. married; no children; was one-time running broad-jump champion in Corner Fourth and San Carlos Also low -coo Woo to Mask* Judith Lawson, cello, gave an 3169 up. South Amoco $699 up, Soprano Annette Klose sang the Cubs; did a magic trick for a pack meeting once; got a certificate Naomi Stud, Tom $5911 up and adequate although uninspired per- Arwood Me World $1890 up. three songs. She is capable of bet- of merit for after-school sports; can do 78 loop-the-loops . . . DV formance of Sammartini's "Sonata TM Asi Toot !wool Agent ter performances. She is a student But nobody asked me, so what's the difference? I am a fail- in G Major." Miss Lawson is a stu- of Frederick Loadwick, assistant ure at 21; who cares what I have done? Bah: (I guess I could go 313 Geary Street dent of Donald Homuth, assistant professor of music. to college an added year slid hope for next fallqr I could try Sas fructsca 2, professor of music. Shank's Drive-In Cleaners and make the "Who's Who in San Jose" after I graduate. S WORLD TRAVEI Cat El 21311 Pianist Joseph Orlando then Mrs. Cleo Parer), pianist, pre- AND sented "Three Etudes, Op. 25" by Oh, forget it. Chopin. She ran into a few diffi- culties due to nervousness but SHIRT LAUNDRY shows wonderful promise because Spaztan9aibi Looming her technique is excellent and she 11601,1364 plays with wonderful expression. F:ntered an necond elan, matter April SECRETARIAL APPROVED SANITATION DRY CLEANING 24, 11134, at San Joae, I alifornia un- Mrs. Parello studies with Professor der the art of March 2. DM. Sea- COLLEGE Large In of Music Thomas Ryan. bee tollforals New Publish- era. Aanacialann. Publistited doily by for Baritone Ernest Ruder sang Anaociated Students of Son Jame Positions -In at 9:00 a.m. Out at 5:00 p.m. State College, t Saturday aod Your three numbers, two in his nathe suodor doNorc college year. .uto- with a orriptione accepted only on a re- FUTURE German, and one In Italian. Ru- iniander-of-mehool-yenr basis. I. ONE DAY SERVICENO EXTRA CHARGE der has an amazingly rich voice Poll semester, 134; in Spring semen - Future ter, $2. ( 74-6114Elditorini Eat. 210. Secretaries are in demand of wonderful quality and was re- JIM ADAMS. Editor Prepare now for unusual job ceived enthusiastically by the BILL CRAWFORD. Adv. Mgr. opportunities! You can choose classic audience. He is a student in the Day Editor, this issue John Hopkins one of several courses: Sweaters studio of Miss Maurine Thomp- shirtdress son, associate professor of music. o Emmett,* Secretarial 55c Pianist Sylvia Woodkey gave a Open at 4 p.m. D !Arial Secretarial one week only of fine technically expressive rendition of Pizza with a "Personality" 121 General Secretarial Beethoven's "Sonata in E Flat, Op. madras HOUSE OF PIZZA Effective Placement Service 81a" ("Les Adieux") to end the Ite,dencs for out-of-town student, 395 Almaden Ave. CY 74901 52$ SUTTER, corner Powell 2nd & San Carlos CY 3-3701 recital. She studies with Thomas IX. 2-5232 SAN FRANCISCO cotton, Ryan, professor of music. Neer the Civic Auditorium hand-loomed in india!

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SPART.I.N DAILY--; Wednesday. December 2, 1959 American Debut thrust and parry Pianist Roger Williams Pianist lions Richter-Hamer will make his American debut to- Ilr states that when he was the wouldould 'reconsider this 'Corrects' ACTUAL state of affairs in night at 8:30 at the San Francisco Reader younger, all the food served at relation to what they to before sume other state college di OUGHT To Perform Here Saturday Memorial Opera House, opening Nachman's Views Thanksgiving dinner was merely be; and, more important, our AC- prives us of the choice. made and trimming Saturday's program will include the season for the San Francisco Reference is for the cranberry sauce. CF:PTANCE of the facts and what MELVIN D. NEWTON Roger WIIliattt- II oted Ealittit: It appears to of music, Symphony Orchestra. taken to J. Nachman's me that he has not we are willing to do about them. ASB 4728 young American pianist, will a sampling of all types p.m exception is aged appreciably. Richter-Haaser will play Schu- 16. This column is DIANA NISHIUKA play Sattirilas night at 8:30 with an accent on popular musk. column of Nov. Such a column borders on mann's "Concerto for Piano and damaging and ir- the ASH 11054 'Few Negroes Favor -The Quiet Men" group will give lie Rogers the most slanderous and would give rise, in the San Jose Civic Audi- Orchestra in A Minor." Enrique of if only a rhythm background to Williams' that it has ever been published elsewhere, to suits by Mixed Marriages' torititn. It so ill Jorda will be conductor. reaponsible Soviet cellist Mstislav Rostropo- misfortune to read. the individuals concerned. Terms Loyalty Oath 1.01101t: I wish I cirtilit figure Northern p pea r. selections, niY Bert vich will present Strauss' "Don He made reference to I hope this letter will serve to out exactly what the "dangerous ance. His performance also will include Pantorairr. represents the Fed- A 'Practical Means' insinuation" is, which Mr. Tram Quixote, Fa ntact ic Variations" on ierfarrh Frid, who correct Mr. Nachman's views and - novelties and light humor, and at Crowley, EDITOR: What Is wrong with Dec. 9 lorium and Drug Administra- furthsr remind him that perhaps mell is objecting to. If he thinks in sal eral Food demanding student one point he will play two pianos around the San Francisco a little more research for hie col- loyalty? Per- the only area left "for the Negro tion Nachman hops the proud presidents of such to integrate" is the at the same time. area Might I inform umn and also some soul-searching home, I strr Best Sellers Crowley and his fellow would improve his revered American institutions as goat he take a long look at oii, Williams reportedly has sold that Mr. outlook on life, Harvard and Yale resent Ll-....repeefd by more records than any other phi- represent an agency of the and most certainly his future liter- the impli- shameful record of educational Puliiisherti Waaiayi sorkers cations. obit. His "Autumn Leaves" re- You federal government responsible for ary endeavors. and employment opportunities for FICTION Apparently this Is cording 1111-% sold almost 9 mil- EWRITIR making sure that all the food, D. R. BURTON a frequent integration. Advice and ConsontAllan Drury. cin select eat Rata he uses are reasom for the opposition to loyalty If his objection is to the inter- ExodusLer, M. Uris. lion copies. and cosmetics Class of '50 IS $15 drugs oaths. marriage of whites and Negroes, Tho Ugly AmericanWilliam J. Led- In recent appearances in Cleve- the most and harmless? IS pure makes reference to the What arrogant pride it must be why does he not object to any erer and Fu,i,e L. Burdick, land, Minneapolis, Denver, Miami, MACNINIS fir also that 'tottering CV 2.7501 this is the way the It's Comprehensive ignores the fact that this is inter-racial marriage? Or, for that Dear and Glorious PhysicianTaylor and other cities, Williams played fart that Sh4 handles these little the most practical means we have matter, to marriage between mem- to capacity crowds. "shions government 'Only to the Few' H" scares. I might for assuring that responsible peo- bers of different faiths or mone- This War LoverJohn Hersey. He also has appeared with neighborhood EDITOR: This I cranberry situa- brief correspon- ple whom we must trust are not tary classes? Tho AdvocateMoMs West. Minneapolis, Rochester and Na date that this dence is with regard to the pres- IAS the whole United really our enemies? It may come as a shock to Tho Thirteenth ApostleEegene Vale tional Symphonies, the Burial,. tion affected ence in our library of a truly mag- 110W big is Nach- What individual would lend an- him that Negroes who favor in- The Cave--Pt.'eert Penn Warren Philharmonic, and the Cleveland :FLowERs States. Just nificent example of erudite perdi- neighborhood anyway? other money, suspecting the latter ter-racial marriage for itself are The Lotus Eaters--Gerald Green, Orchestra. raan's tion. "Pops fit might be using it to equip himself few and far betneen; they being NON-FICTION Tickets for the special I refer, of course, to that grand- for the destruction of the lender? an aware as the Imre" %%bite of Act OneM ,-.s Hart. Night" are on sale at the San Jose (1'1/del ear iloquent parcel of distortion mas- Should government finance the the social and emotional difficul- Folk. MedicineD, C. Jarvis, Civic Auditorium box office from SPORTSWEAR PAULS CYCLES querading di,rriminate orlist under the title of "The rise to prominence of individuals ties that are attendant in such The Status SeekersVance Packard. 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. daily excel)! For the Sociological CASUALS DRESSY DRESSES England's :+speed !Weigh and Imagination." who seek by deceit to weaken, de- a situation. For 2c PlainHarry Golden. Sunday; and at the Peninsula Box touring and 455 E. William St. CY 4-7629 Miro 8 & IS speed The essential content of this car- stroy and subjugate our nation? What men of intelligencebe This Is My GodHerman Wool, Office in Palo Alto. biorle. raring rion, the excellence of which has Should we resent being asked if they black, white or pale green Tho Elements of StyleWilliam Strunt CY3-9766 "Bouours 1435 The Alameda been enlarged and elaborated out those are our intentions? hope to see someday is the total Jr. and E. B. Whit., & Santa Clara of all proportion to its true worth, We know that our society is in- acceptance of individuals for their How I Turned One Thousand Dollars is of dubious veracity, lacking both filtered with persons of that na- individual qualities, not the color Into a Million in Real Estate William MAKE YOUR OWN Repair objectivity and literal accuracy. A &M Auto ture; we should be eager to use of their skins or the ritual of their Nickerson. CHRISTMAS CARDS GENERAL AUTO REPAIR Parson's style, with its pro- this means to identify ourselves as faiths. ?ennaciled SPECIALTY pensity toward expatiation, is of at not being among them. That this includes the right to Complete selection of interesting paper Hydramatic Powerglide an erudite nature, comprehend- MIKE HANSEN marry where one wishes is axioma- with matching envelopes. From 30 to 254 student rates- able only to the few, and then 011 CV 54247 AsiB 10016 tic, but only the granting of all II Interviews caRDs'"'ILS 456 E. San Salvador to a somewhat limited extent. rights will result in true equality. Glitter in all colors, shaker bottle 25c "The Sociological Imagination" One more sniping remarkmisceg- NOTE: Unless otherwise noted, inter- Block printing ink, tube 530 is merely a condemnatory recital, Asks: 'Who Knows enation is much more common in views are keld from 9:15 a.m. to 4:15 Linoleum blocks in many sizes from 358 r largely of spurious content, the Where San Jose Is?' the segregated South than in the p.m. in the Placement Office, Adm- VICH BUN Peon!g sole purpose of which is directed 234. Students are requested to sign Linoleum cutters, five blades $1 EDITOR: I found Charles Luns- integrated North, and is in the nd toward the defamation of the emi- up in advance of interviews. ford's letter quite interesting and hands of the "superior" white :H The Many Talents nent personage of Talcott Parsons. TODAY positively reasonable in its impli male! id French sf America's This invidious profanation of con- Los Angeles City Schools, graduatirr; TopSelling cation. The changing of our col- DONNA STINECIPHER temporary social thought has ma- seniors, candidates for all levels and Instrumental lege's name from San Jose State ASH 13845 MAN ligned the profession of sociology. fields of teaching. Recording Artist! to California State probably would dnd scidtpalfr Ca. letias To my way of thinking, this Girl Scouts of America, San Jos6. :a milk do our college a lot more good mendacious creation, with its sin- Tax Collecting? graduatini wcrwen student, p,fessiokel DOWNTOWN, 112 S. 2nd VALLEY FAIR than harm. Why not be practical Business administration and ac- positic ister undertone of sensationalism, instead of sentimental? counting students with a ROGER declen- yen for Bar epitomizes the axiological The name change would give our collecting taxes can talk to a American so- rep- sion anathematizing college LOCATION in the minds resentative of the Internal Revenue WILLIAMS ciology. of people throughout the U.S. Who Service Friday by appointment The QUIET MEN JULIUS C. STEIN knows where San Jose is? Nearly with the Placement Office, Adm- ASB 5849 CIVIC AUDITORIUM, SAN JOSE everyone, however, knows where 234. SAT. EVE. DEC. 5 at 8:30 California is. The San Francisco office has job Do& Think krkiirself? Scandinavia Praise This change could draw more top openings for internal revenue ag- liters 83 $2.40, $1.80 (TEST YOUR WITS ON THESE QUESTIONS*) Add. L Office 'A Bit Overflowing?' athletes, more financial aid, and ents, revenue officers, special ag- 1.252 give more meaning to degiees ents, estate tax examiners and tax EDITOR: interpretation If my earned at SJS. I wish the student examiners. of Mr. T. Trammell's recent letter concerning the discussion of racial attitudes is correct, Trammell ex- emplifies the typical complacent EANING attitude of too many individuals who, seeing themselves and our so- ciety as faultless, regard criticisms of our society as "dangerous Insin- twititiu uations." :HARGE Surely he realizes that our sod- SAVE odd, society, has its bad - ety, as any 30 E sat LiitOsie points. And only in the elimination Cv2.5090 of faults can any society be per- ers fected. This is not possible unless "Just off rumpus" each person is willing to view a UP TO 50 To ON situation with complete honesty. THE LARGEST SELECTION Possibly Williams' and Norton's praises of Scandinavia were a bit OF SIZES, STYLES, AND too overflowing, and their condem- 19 3-3701 COLORS IN DOWNTOWN nation of American attitudes a bit YOUR FAVORITE complete. SAN JOSE too But the farts remain: the Ne- By gro Is being only theoretically accepted as an equal in our so- MAGAZINE ciety. The statement "Experience is the best teacher" Town & Country to $7.00/ 2 yrs. $3 00 8 mat Trammell seems unknowingly TIME (Reg. $7.C_ $3.87/yr. is (A) the faculty's confession of failure; a have hit upon an answer to the mac. dogmatic way of saying you can learn by doing; Shoes Per:. $.95 (r.) $4.00/yr. $7.0;,/2 yrs. ,oestion, "Why Americans treat (C) an excuse for trying anything once. though he AD BE co M1CA'S BEST Negroes so badly," even SPORTS ILLUSTRATED (Reg. $7.50 'yr.) $4.00/yr. refused to accept his own conclu- FASHION SHOE VALUE yr sion that "the Negro must appeal FORTUNE (Reg. $10.0 ) $7.50/yr. weak and silent Viceroy has a thinking man's filter Open Monday and to the morals of a ARCHITECTURAL FORUM $3.25/yr If someone called you a people"- though the adjectives are beatnik, would you (A) the best filter of its kind ever developed Thursday Nights too severe. NOUSE & HOME $4.50/yr. insult him right back? 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TERM NEW RENEWAL his choice of cigarettes. That is why men FamilhaI From the CAMPUS pack and women who think for themselves Nic.vaosi Or MAGAZINES: cruh- AT usually smoke Viceroy. They know only proof Fernando TERM NEW RENEWAL boy 4th and San MAGAZINES: 5 ' of OPEN TILL MIDNIGHT TERM NEW RENEWAL The Man Who Thinks for Himself Knows We Will Redeem This Ad MAILTO KAL SUB. SERVICE, 426 Kentucky, Berkeley,7 ONLY VICEROY HAS A THINKING MAN'S FILTER A SMOKING MANS TASTE! Phone LAndscape 4-5772 I 1.701. Brown .11 entrynn.rollarel/rOrr For Any 10c Drink FREE 4SPARTAN DAILY Wednesday, December 2. 1959 1 Mann, That's Carolyn Herman Faculty Plans State Wrestlers Make 'Greensleeves Magic' Annual Party Debut on TV Today ed For Dec. 13 A demonstration of basic wrestl- a national first I ,, ,,,s mlen was broadcast the instructional Santa Claus and a group of car- ing fundamentals pi..gzains First by begun Aer, Children's circuit Nov.

Play a closed 19, olers will contribute to the festiv- this morning on Mr. Diamond First in the speed, and inytnical kingdom. Faculty Christ- State's instructional television cen- Among said. ities of the annual other programs Carol Rose is the queen; Susan on Sunday, Dec. 13, in ter to two local schools. Broadcast uled for sched. Drama Department's plays mas Party telecasting are a Fincher, "Miranda"; Alicia Rod- the main dining area of the Cafe- time was 9-10 a.m. . sion on the discus. procedure for finioleinz for children. "Greensleeves' rigues, "Matilda"; Janis Fisher, the teria. Bob Diamond, coordinator of in- buying of a car and a Magic." will be presented "Mary"; Cecilia Winokur, the demon. A buffet supper will be served structional television and associate stration on fresh water grand dutchess: Paul Bucalstein, aqtliriunt Saturday at 10 a.m.. 1 and 3 from 4:30 to 6 p.m. professor of speech and drama, "Fitzsneeze"; Pat Shea, the farm- p.m. and once again on the Planning the affair for the en- said today's program is the second er; Sherwood Batt, the tailor; and the tire faculty and administrative of three programs on wrestling following Saturday at Tom Letchworth as the sailor. A-1 Auto Insurance same times. staff, as well as for the emeritus which are being transmitted to The original play, written faculty and their families, is the physical education classes at San Faculty Social Committee. Pay Marian Jonson, is intended t Jose High School and Roosevelt as you Drive children from 6 to 12 years. Accounting Job Tickets must be picked up at the Junior High School. The third of Cashier's Office, Adm263, by 5 p.m. The play will be done in arcs.. the series will be broadcast Friday Special Rotes for Interviews Slated Monday, a Faculty Committee style, with the audience %III' morning. Married Students spokesman said. A donation of one rounding the playing area. John Accounting majors ready to gra- Wrestling classes under the di- dollar is asked. This price includes R. Kerr, director, will be assist- duate will be interviewed for jobs of Hugh H. Mumby, assist- children's tickets. Proceeds will go rection Phone ed by Leon Branner, costumes; by a local corporation tomorrow. ant professor of physical education, CH 3-6116 J. Wendell Johnson, sets, and U.S. Products Corp. is "interest- to the Faculty Social Fund. will present the demonstrations. Day or Night Kenneth Horst lighting ed in interviewing accounting ma- This type of broadcasting mark- The cast stars Ray Baptista as jors who have potential to advance a sophomore "Greensleeves," the king who in our management ranks." SINGING THE BLUESCarolyn Herman, education major at SJS, is billed as Carole Mann when she adopts the role City Planning breaks the spell of no dancing, 'no Appointments may be made in of a blues singer. She began her career as a dancer when she was singing and no smiling in the play's the Placement Office, Adm234. four years old and has been a vocalist with bands for four years. CORDUROY CONTINENTAL Xkitalknagti 0./PVI,S.X1VOLS/XSAIL-4.0.0101k0/01.4s1upst:z Lecture Set Karl J. Heiser, director of plan- Slacks Old World Charm in Dining f!" ning in the Santa Clara Planning IVY GREEN Department, will lecture tomorrow ANTELOPE BROWN at 7:30 p.m. in CH164. SAND America's Most Beautiful Holbrau Coed Sings, Studies; The lecture, sponsored by the $6 Sociology Club, is entitled "Socio- Authentic Barvarian Food logical Aspects of City Planning." Enjoys 'Double Life' The topic deals with the socio- 4Pt iltaPtittej Music Every Night logist's role in city planning of re- By Melsa Vollersen ;Ter first stage appearance was MEN'S WEAR San Jose State's FRED SOETJE creational facilities, shopping cen- as a dancer when she was four 88 So, Second St. - San America s greatest Rinky-Tink Piano stylist Carolyn Herman, 18-year- ters, and zoning laws. Jose years old. She was 14 when she First Nati Cherge Nen Open old SJS sophomore, leads a Mr. Heiser graduated from the Thurs. till 9 P.C. got her first singing job. Bankamerecard Free Parking across St., Lyric Parkh, Billie Gallagher Die Rhinelander double life. with her father when School of Architecture at the .4) She was on the piano Band On campus, die is a they met one of his musician University of Michigan in 1925. -4 He received his M.A. degree in bouncy. brown-eyed elemen- friends looking for a band singer. t garden eify Carolyn told him she could sing architecture from Harvard in floi6rau tary education major with and he asked her to audition. 1927. From 1925 to 1929 he stu- her heart set on becoming a "I had a high soprano voice died abroad under the George FREE FREE 51 SO MARKET ST. bio t CV 7-2002 teacher. BM on stage she is Carole and they wanted a blues singer," Booth Traveling Fellowship. Mann, a sultry-voiced blues singer In 1951, Mr. Belser joined the ../eiT47110-4111\14- a rat Yttahlritrat al WM% ilrar 'ffr itiette-\ rti-irtrie she said, but she nonetheless got with the goal of becoming a re- the job and learned to sing low. Santa Clara County staff as senior FULL QUART OF MILK cording artist. While on her first job with a planner. A year later he was el,, "In the music business, you don't combo, now known as the "Dream- sated to his present position. know whether you'll make it or ers," Carolyn adopted her stage The talk is open to the public, YOUR DOWNTOWN REXALL DRUG STORE Fred with every not," said the brunette singer, who name, "Carole Mann." according to Croshaw, club next to Woolworths I plans to combine her teaching and She was accepted for singing les- presiden singing careers. sons by music teacher Bill Stoker. Carolyn is a transfer from San who taught Guy Mitchell and Y Talk Tonight Francisco State and recently be- worked with Johnny Mathis and NEW collo Judy YORK Weymouth, came known here by singing at a San Jose State Perry Como. student who rally program and other SJS spent two months in The lessons cost $10 each. "My events. Switzerland during the sumni, parents told me if I really wanted will speak at a meeting of I I STEAK P I " PIANO OR BALLET? the lessons I would have to go to Spartan Y: at 7:30 tonight at Ninl "My mother wanted me to be a work for them." and San Antonio Sts. Includes: ballerina so I took ballet for eight MADE ONE RECORD years," she stated. "My father During the past four years Car- Garlic Bread, Chili, wanted me to be a pianist, so I olyn has worked as a "casual" for Salad and Baked Potato CHRISTMAS is on at REXALL took piano lessons for five years." about 16 bands. She appeared on AL'S But Carolyn had different plans TV and made one record which was BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS NOW AND SAVE she wanted to sing. not released because of a disagree- your "I think maybe I inherited show ment with the agent. business from my family," she ad- Her most embarrassing exper- ALSO . . . ONE DOLLAR HOLDS ANYTHING mitted. "They're all such hams." ience occurred %stifle she was Raised in San Francisco, her fath- singing at an Air Force base. She er is a musician and EVERY TILL XMAS. (Lay it away) her mother a was shaking some morracos as SUN., MON., TUES. former ballerina and singer. she sang when someone yelled, Carolyn's biggest break came "Hey, your hoop skirt is falling Charge it on Nat'l or Bankamericard. last year when she performed at down." for TOP SIRLOIN $107 Flick's In San Francisco with, Carolyn kept on singing. "All of Take 6 months to pay. Bobby Troup and the Four Preps. a sudden I felt light," she laughed. SPORTING STEAK Singing at Fack's also changed There was the hoop on the floorl GOODS her parents' attitude. "When my so she picked it up, went into the dressing room and fixed it. "I guess mother heard me she couldn't be- Drop in and see FIRST STREET REXALL DRUG STORE lieve it was really me, but now she it was pride that made me go back Students Must Show ASB Card Al ... you find II 35 So. First Street CV 2-8081 wants me to go on singing," Car- on stage," she added. olyn said. Just beginning her climb in the 'roosto music world, Carolyn has hopes of k1.) , , f theeve s PO" (For) a recording contract and singing \ / minded. in Europe. With this she wants to combine a teaching career. mar- Julian riage and three children, and that's 0+, Al's Sporting Goods Fourth and Julian Nest to Burger Bar a tradition at enough to keep both Carolyn Her- mosher s.. 79 E. SANTA CLARA man AND Carole Mann busy'

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_....111881111 Birds in Beck Collection 'K' Still Traveling IWednesday, December 2, 1959 CP %WI %si; D %II ’s., Ilake 00 SJS Professor Proposes RENTALS lay many Shown the Light TYPEWRITER 14.1 BOOM ! play eases on the second Political Reorganization t for SJS SPECIAL STUDENT RATE Li, hen floor of the Science Building. cruited informally . programs hundred Mi.. buried Proleor A we" The stuffed birds represent 261 r. dark 4)1 mit tee and precinct leaders art, Diamond gait year?. !lir of the types found Riess!) appointed ads i,-er V in California, There is now "a surging's" be- irogroms whet,. suhing base- 1 mo. $6.00 cience on from a three-and-a-half foot Whitt- to the state D Tian. Party tween the grass roots and the ig are r a disci, ent. have finally seen the fling Swan to a two-and-a-half Chairman. will soon present party e Mee., Mr. %%Heller ure for fipan,,in, found is iiew inch hummingbird. to Gov. Edmund explained. "What Is needed Is an 3 M3. $15.00 AI' and They've G. Brown a dr, )11l. die- The exhibit was given to SJS by officially subscribed organization %yam!. n sp anking-new his radical plan for reorgan- FREE DELIVERY aqi, In i Mrs. Ida Beck in 1953 to be used with election of precinct (drier-en." _ - izing the state political AND PICKUP IN as a permanent display and an ed- The proposed party reorganiza- parties. ucational aid. The birds were col- tion, Dr. Vatcher said, would de- SAI4 JOSE AREA Gas Prices Dr. Vatcher, associate professor Insurance Lowest lected, stuffed and mounted by velop the totality of the party. In 5,, of political science, said he would her husband, Rollo Beck. One of "What you have in the Demo- -100+ OCTANE like to see a direct chain of com- ETHYL the country's greatest taxiderm- cratic party today is a collection Ou REG 90+ OCTANE mand from the grass roots level tr.) ROBERTS Drive ists, he died twelve years ago. of factions. with each faction build the state central committees. Cigarettes 20c The six display cases were built ing itself up to wage war on nth,: His plan has stirred interest in Typewriter Co. Zates for Oils-3130 last summer. factions," Dr. Vatcher stated. All Major both political parties. Republican Students "The Democrats can't outspeo 156 W. Sam Fernando The task of arrangement and WAVING HATNlIcita Khrushchev announces arrival in Buda- Charles Gubser. who defeated Or, the Republicans," he said, "but cc. labeling was begun in October pest for Hungarian Communist Party's first congress since anti- Vatcher in the Congressional elec- STATIONS can out-organize them because v io% by Dr. Henry Weston, assistant Soviet revolt of 19 56. tion of 1956, said he thinks the re- C Ypress 4-1215 H 3-6116 -6th & Keyes have the preponderance of regi & William professor of zoology, and Russell organization plan would help his 4th trams." Night 1071-1 AND TAYLOR Grove, junior life science major. party, too. The display is arranged to give Spartaguide Under Dr. Vatcher's plan: a general view of the birds of Cal- Party members would eici t ifornia, ranging from some of the TODAY p.m., speaker. Miss Faith Whitaker fer their own precinct leaders; TICO'S TACOS

ITAL most primitive, such as comorants CSTA, erer_ut,ve bc.etcl meeting 7 mar medical missionary to Korea. Precinct leaders would chose., and pelicans, to the most advanced the county central committer,. p,m, reg,,lar meeting. 7,30 p.m., speaker Society for Advancement of Manage- Tamales Spani:A Rice perching and song birds. The county committees woo lit Sally 8aketich, first year teacher. ment, meeting. Haven .y Foods, Bayshore elect the state central committee Enchiladas Mexican Hot Dog The amazing life-like birds will Community Service Committee, meet- Highway at Julian St. 6:30 p.m.: spe. WED be used by biological science stu- ing, A236, 4 p.m. Party organization is BBQ 95 en, Raymond Hasse, IBM. now Tacos P.anchburgers dents to write reports from the Flying 20, meeting, CH227, 7:30 p.m, Society of Chemical Engineers, men' mess,' Dr. Vatcher declared. groupings in the cases, said Dr. Gamma Delta, meeting First Immanu- mg, 7201, 8 p.m.: speaker, Cr. John H. With the present system, e Try Our Speciol Combinsofien Plate Weston. el Lutheran Church, 374 S. Third St., 7 Duffin. assistant professor of enaineerir,t people elect county commetteeme 59c Other Beck collections of birds p.m.: radio play, -Is the Christian Differ. Computers.- The state legislatures and the are being used in natural habitat pint?" Tau Delta Phi, meeting, Tower, 7:30 appointees control the state ow settings by the Santa Clara County German Club, informal luncheon. Cal. p.m. Junior Museum in Alum Rock eteria 11,30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.. Wesley Foundation, Dine-a-Mi,e TICO'S TACOS r; Park. Newman Club, Rosary, 8:15 p.m.: meet- eon, 205 E. Santa Clara Sr., 12:3, To Discuss Mass Thu,'.17 p., ing, 8:30 p.m.; Newman Hall, 79 S. & SF. James TOMORROW St., Lyric Pairing. Fifth St. Father John Duryea, chaplain IWHC, meeting CH235, 3.30 p.m. ,: Newman Club, will discuss the CSTA To Hear Sigma Mu Tau, meeting, S326. 730 Roger Williams Fellowship, dis,ipl;re Dialogue Mass at 9 tonight, New- Teacher Tonight prayer cell 6:30 a man Hall, 70 S. Fifth St. Your. eyes can only le ai good a I your gfasei When it comes to career ohm. Social Affairs Committee, rneetiv The Dialogue Mass is a form of do you find yourself in a TH53, 3:30 p.m. Mass in which the laity's partied - . . . Ion'! 1001Z for CHEAP largains ring, A I list -yeas' teliClieu Vt ill describe Red Cross Set predicament? FREE her teaching experiences at a Young Republicans, meetinq Cefeter;a pate responsively in the celebra- Perhaps you should look into the meeting of CSTA tonight at 7:30 in e-k bar. 7,30 ; -1 lite ma-, a career 10 possibilities offered by 'CH149. Interview life insurance business. in the Former CSTA president Sally LK Provident Mutual offers college American National Red Cross I Bakotich will speak on "Betwixt CONSULT men excellent opportunities in has scheduled a campus visit Wed- sales management. and Between the Junior High tales and nesday, Dec. 9, to interview stii- ROBERTS BOOKS School Age." time now to talk with us dents for Red Cross assignment DR. HAROLD HASKELL Take the Dr. Richard Carrigan. national Over 2000 TITLES about our training program. We'll and staff positions. OPTOMETRIST in on the director of the Student National be glad to till you details. The jobs, with one exception, are IN PAPERBACKS Complete eye examinations and optical service. Latest styled glasses and Education Assn.. Washington, D.C., for women. They include: hospital! contact lenses fitted. Optical prescriptions filled and glasses repaired. it ri will speak at the meeting. Food for the Mnd NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED EYE CARE AT R SHELDON ONSTEAD recreation workers, clubmobile ALL PRICES workers, social workers I, II and come :n and get some dessert. EASIEST CREDIT TERMS Ti-t( GING INTERVIEWS Mention this ad ... when visiting any of the Or. Haskell Offices III, assist ant field directors men BROWSERS WELCOME 3 FitU, lass Angeles City Schools svill and women), field office assistants. Located 3 blocks from campus. 100 S. FIRST (CORNER OF 1ST AND Life InsLi.-r;Le Campai.y interview teaching candidates at nursing representative and first aid On 4th St.Across from Library SAN FERNANDO) Also-199 S. First St. (Corner of 1st and See of Philadelphia Antonio. Coll CY 7-1880 all levels by appointment today in and water safety representative. the Placement Office. Adm.' I The latter two jobs begin at a base salary of $5045 per year. 0th- er beginning salaries range from $3276 to $4410 annually. LUCKY STRIKE presents CLASSIFIEDS Most jobs include overseas as- signments, with "maintenance i pay." after il United States tour. assified Rates: Apartments far Rent Appointment for interviews should 25c a line first insertion 2 bd rm fur, apt. new So 11 CL 8 8945. its a line iscaoldiso insertions be made as soon as possible, a 2 line minimum Pure. Apt. 2 bdrrn. water 2. garbage pd.! spokesman from the Placement UES. Race an Ad: 1 453 So. 9th Call CV 4.1410 or AN6-8726 'Office said. DII,F100d: Cell at Student Affairs Office. 2 modern Jura. 'Mi. hr 3 or 4 stud. Room 16. Tow., Halt 1283 E Feed. Call CV 3 7103. No Phone Orders Palho!ogist Toted 107 CLK of San Jose is opening their new apt. house in the college area. t Field-goal expert Help WantedMohr 2-bdrrri. apts., heated swimming To Demonstrate wall to wall carpeting, new electric rancid male bartender to mir cod, en. draperies, all new furniture, I I tr. 1. I'm ittrICk I Wafter, patholo- 3 3 ;l PM: call UN 7.9924. proof wall and ceiling, telephone outtets. gist and graduate of San Jose kicks about classes TV ironing boards, washar and Rooms for Rost antennas, State, will demonstrate techniques (See below) dryers and numerous extras. We have an of "frozen section". surgery and -0 0’ students, nr. SJS, apt, for you, no call Pete Cudia, mgr.. at 21327. CV 7.8713, . blood smear methods today at 11:30 a.m. in S22. Dear Dr. Frood: I want to get married. Dear Dr. Frood a can I keep people dt. 0.^ 8 vsh. tape rec Shore Routed. I "This demonstration will be an thit I don't like children. What shall i am buriowing Luck ies? 140. 415 Girl to share apartment with same. Psol unusual chance for pre-medical I do? Pt 'It, Ted CV 7-7518. I and nursing majors or anyone in- Surly & Dear Pestered: Put thy my in a Brand X ks double; 'an: Fit. priv. For ' terested in pathology to see a spe- Dear Surly: Marry an adult. 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I am very 4., rivarettesbecause you won't jealous and worry all the time. What aliii wowed on the street any 'EARS of the Week should I do? :, it. r-yft. (Better make 'ern LuckieS Plump, Tired ' and stint your isolation) !N THE STEREO-- Dear Plump, Tired: Keep worrying. AVON "THE GREAT SOUND C7 Dear Dr. Frood: The Dean is trying to SS LES ELGART" force mc to go to classes. I think this is COLLEGE STUDENTS SMOKE Reg. 4.98 Speeal $ 3 38 unfair because last season I scored 16 touchdowns, intercepted 18 passes and MORE LUCKIES THAN hecks kicked 22 field goals in 23 attempts. ON MONAURAL What should I do? Letter Man iThY OTHER REGULAR! TIE BY see hov) going When it comes to choosing their regular smoke, / kNKCASE Dear Lotter Man: I fail to to classes will help. Better practice your college students head right for fine tobacco. / DIATOR 'Sing We Now Of Christmas" kicking. Result: Lucky Strike tops every other regular , THE HARRY SIMEOHE CHORALE orr. Os 40n -,old. Lucky's taste beats all the rest because . Doer Dr. Freed: I am a very plain girl L.S./M.F.T. Lucky Strike means fine tobacco. ,-- ...... f Reg. 3.98 Special and I don't hase much personality. All '277 I want is a man ss ho will lose inc. Why can't I find one? TOBACCO AND TASTE TOO FINE TO FILTER! ' Sad DOWNTOWN-266 So. First Dear Sad: You're too particular. VALLEY FAIRAt "C" Parking Lot CYpress 5-5141 Product of (14.Vnitlean cUcce Goal, ",...Z4eee is nur middle name. GSP.4ET.tN DULY weine7-.11:. t'nerItcr CiJ State Poloists Record Turnout VobIITiami Menendez reports ICoach Julie To Meet oh Cog he expects a record turnout of A more than 100 men for the 23rd meeting of all Hien Wet% Picas Boxing Tournament In fuming Edge volleyball Agates Novice Bid for Ninth Annual tears$1 meet on the Bronco Quintet 9-11.

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Grid already In 31-26 fraternities the most of McCandless, iskil working with ll JERRY NACIINI.VN WCAC Favorite San Jose state's water polo have accepted bids to the three-day the AAU. couch said. Independent Offensive TAeLle team, bidding for Its ninth consec- event, the teams also have shown a large re The Spartan Daily editorial staff I playing a hard- Santa Clara's Broncos. jOnt State's, utive state college title, had to set- sponse. Sahara Oil et fought. (hi% ing. do-or-die. courageous. well -executed. fleet. have been stumped as pre-season favorites by the Northern tle for a third place finish at the BEST Opening day bouts will be held GAS PRICES year. college championships IN daring. super-human brand of football, piled up 26 well- California Basketball Writers this annual state in the boxing gym and the semi SAN JOSE at Long Beach. the main AT earned points Monday against the ad % ertising staff in the - Bolt Ferrick will floor an experienced quint which held recently and finals will be held In SECOND annual Ink Bowl gridiron classic. but were nosed out, 26-31. boasts good shoiiting and fair depth. The big man in Fer- The Spartans dropped their semi- gym. & WILLIAM Ifeek. rick's plans this is (-32 Frank Sobrero, who has aver- final game to Sun Francisco State, year second Jim Gilligan. leading the Madison Avenue Agates in 14-12, which was only the aged 17.8 in two years of competition. time in the two teams' rivalry the quarterback slut, scurried 20+ Last year, Santa Clara finished NO managed to finagle one TD on a year after a four-year stranglehold that the Caters beat the Spartans. EXAMS!! yards with five plays remaining in runner-up to WCAC champion St. FOR TWO Mallow 25-yard dash. on the WCAC crown. Fifteen so- San Francisco state lost to Long WECKr., . now the game. to stitch up the grid Mary's with a 9-3 mark. Many your chance is Other Pica six-pointers were phomores will dot the Don roster Beach State in the finale, 24-6. to get the tussle and give the ad staff its think that this same mark could bike you scored by Gary Brown, Jerry Nach- this year. In the Cater game, Lonnie Chris- want most of third victory in as many years. win the potent seven-school con- man i yay!) and I larvey Johnson. tensen, Mike Bozzo and Roger ference the circuit After the brilliant finish of last TIME RUNS OUT Standouts for the grey flan- this season as year's team, the Loyola Lions Scaife showed their offensive prow- The Picas, with Dan Mallow neiers were Gilligan, Bill Maz- appears to have more overall bal- Spartans' DESIMONE'S look forward to a better over-all ess by netting 12 of the calling the plays, found themselves ZOCCO, Steve Maritaskis, Tom Ste- ance than it has had since its in- season than last year's 8-15 re- 14 goals. CYCLE AND TOY in the discouraging spot of having wartall of whom scored one ception in 1952. SHOP cord. Shaken by the loss of Bill SJS defeated Los Angeles State. LAY THEM AWAY NOW FOR REST Si.E , to score two touchdowns with only touchdownand Wilson Creek, Pemwrdine's three big guns,. Wagner, due to an injured knee, 22-7, in the consolation bracket kesNew, Used Repaired Salm .r..1 re one play left in the game: they who played his first grid game Sterling Forbes, 6-6 center; Bob and Norm Forsythe, who recent- with Christensen hitting for six 72 in the Monday tilt at tlw Wil- CY 3-51308 5, Second Sims, 6-5 guard; and Bob Blue, ly signed a basketball contract, goals and Scaife for two. liam Street Park. 6-0 forward, hold the key to the the Lions still have a solid nu- The advertising staff claimed this year. The rmsweemeemeuesiousweismixwameweserwiwwwwwwwwwwwwwwealmwallaslmWammelwasaleameememisemnuammenameniares The Lincoln National Life Waves' chances cleus of six returning lettermen. Insurance Company several injuries, including a broken Waves finished third last year , toe for Russell Pecoraro, a bruised (8-4) and they are considered With the nation's leading re- left thigh for Bill Crawford, a one of the best teams in the bounder back plus a trio of hot headache for Creek, and injuries school's history. shooting guards imported from the who refused to for several others The Galloping Gaels, lust year's junior college ranks, College of the but admit they were really hurt conference champions, face a ma- Pacific looks for a vast Improve- and feigned cocky at- whose limps jor rebuilding job this year, ac- ment over its 11-15 record of last were dead give-aways. titudes cording to coach Jim Weaver. The year. Whether or not this holds MATLOW, JOHNSON CLICK men from Moraga will have big true will depend a large measure The keyboard crew found its Tom Meschery, 6-6, back from the on the forwards. best plays were short scampers team that entered the NCAA fin- Lack of a scoring punch in the r around the ends by Doug Williams als. up-front spots kept the Tigers from and Mallow. USF, minus head coach Phil winning many close games last AL CORRAL Short Matiow-to-liarvey John- Wolpert, will field a comparitively year and even rebound crown win- College AgentSan Jose State son flips added to Ithe Pica air green 1960 edition. The USFers ner, Leroy Wright, couldn't take game. had a miserable *6-20 mark last up the slack alone. Seniors Agate players were Rod Stoller)+, Graduate Students center: Creek, guard; Stewart. Pecoraro, end; Bob Palasek. Tt L NL College Pan will be of end; special interest to Seniors end Grad left sideline; and Dave Pricketi. G and R TIRE CO. Students ...while you are stilt' Maritakis. Mazzocco ;,1,1 uate Gilligan, SAN CARLOS CY 3-7366 in school, you secure a low rate be- Crawford were hacks. 270 W cause of present age and status. Other editorial staffers who soa More importantthe Lincoln Col- action included Pete Walls, Loh lege Plan can be started now without reo..'ar premium being made Christman, Paul Elders, Felix Eli- L. ,fter Lrhool. zalde and Ron Bates. Premium You benefit with these advantages Especially outstanding was Low rate to students Jerry Nachman, who actually XTRA MILEAGE caught a touchdown with his Use Your Shell Credit Card Flexibilitytailored to pres- eyes shut. Nachman tried to get : ent and future needs the others to carry him off the after every shave You make no regular field on their shoulders; they deposits until you are out of refused. Splash on Old Spivs- Alter Shave Lotion. Feel your school staff's potent long aerial $995 The ad Exchange face wake up and live! So good for your skin to the editorial Plus Tax Get complete information on the attack proved (V) e RECAPS... so good for your ego. Brisk as an ocean breeze, Lincoln College Plan from bunch that it had best stick I oa tossing verbs around rather than Old Spice makes you feel like a new man Confident CORRAL, Class of '58 Center for SPORTS CAR Recaps AFTER SHAVE LOTION AL footballs. Assured. Relaxed. You know you're at your best SJS Campus Agent Motor Tune-up Breke Work with by SHULTON CY 7-7368 when you top off your shave Old Spice' 100 Brown Meets Wheel Alignment Goodyear Tires CA' SLATE Charnley at 7 Vaughn's Expansion Sale Vaughdn's Expansiun f.,a!e o !Mug% n's Expansion Sale Vaughan's Ex cin-,iciSaiel MAYFAIR In Title Clash In Color joltin' Joe Brown, who "NORTH BY once vowed he'd never fight NORTHWEST" a southpaw again, takes on EXPANSION SALE ..sry Grant - Eva Marie Saint one of the toughest in the ej James Mason world s hen he defends hi- 71- PLUS lightweight crown against 41) FOR THE in c Britain's Dave Charnley 0 "BADLANDERS" Houston tonight. I Ernest Borqnine The fight will be televised na- PRICE OF A 1- tionally by ABC (KGO-TV, chan- G nel 7) at 7 p.m. The 33-year-old champ is favor- THE TRUTH HURTS, BUT OUR TIMING WAS POOR AND WE ARE FORCED SPAQTAN DRIVE-IN edat 12-5 to turn back the TO SELL OUR ENTIRE STOCK BEFORE OUR NEW STORE (3 TIMES LARG- "TH7 WARR'OR AND challenger. THE SLAVE GIRL" Brown will be making his ER) IS COMPLETED. A LARGE PERCENTAGE OF OUR SPECIALIZED AND 135-pound ty in color eighth defense of the title he won from Wallace "Bud" CAREFULLY SELECTED CHRISTMAS MERCHANDISE WILL BE SOLD AT COST "AMA GIRLS" Smith three years ago. OR BELOW TO STUDENT CARD HOLDERS. EARLY SELECTION IS ADVIS- Charnley, the British Ertm ^ champion, has a 33-5-1 record v ABLE. Jim Lutz, Mgr. "RAVE ROCKET, WILL TRAVEL" 120 kayoes to his credit.. He , never been stopped. He has be,:?. several ranking American ti. 2 GAY THEATER weights, including Don Jordan ::,::iPTS "Anatomy of a Murder" fore he became welter king. o for Brown has been one of the is COTTON PANTS active ring champions in rec,i,i PLUS o COATS years, defending against all chal- sPortT 5.95 "The Two-Headed Spy" lengers. Among his title wins are 13 o SWEATERS wiPPf kayoes over Smith, Joey Lopes, CL (Split with a buddy) (n-lando Zulueta, Ralph Dupes and. JACKETS Paolo Rosi. He decisioned Johnny EL RANCHO l:,:so and Kenny Lane. SUITS Drive-in After edging Lane, a south SLAX paw, on a narrow point margin. cs 2 "A WOMAN LIKES SATIN" Brown declared he would nes er 2 ETC., ETC., ETC. B,agete Bard_. tight another lett-hander. 0 for for P V;,,,ent Pr ,0 A New Orleans product, Brown "THE BAT" has been forced to fight in' Texas 59.50 12.95 because of a ban on bouts between PLUS white and colored fighters in his "ANNA LUCASTA" horns' town. ' 0 (Two may participate) (Brirg a friend, make VI a steal) TOWNE THEATER preienti CY 7-3060 to STUDENT INC MAR Winsho,,N Y. Poo . one of the bERGMAN S few great motion pictures of CLOTHING LU our time" VAUGHN'S UNION fr. . ,. .1 tberrit9 .c PLUS "HAPPY IS THE BRIDE' as 121 S. elih Stree/. OPEN THURS. 'TIL 9 (SALE IN SAN JOSE STORE ONO) A Merry Comedy In Alerrle Old England Ian T@Pry Thomas - Janette Scott - Joyce Grenfel Salt STARTS WED., NOV. 25 . . . Two weeks or longer Vaughn's Expansion Sale Vaughan's Expansion Sale Vaughn's Expansion Sale Vaughn's Expansion

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Ryan GCar’ica (14) AS --McGrath (10) PRICES CVtensn (I) kN JOSE Marc (7) THREE CLEFS AT Draft 'No Surprise' Folk Singing Nightly & WILLIAM Backboard Punch Potent Dinners $1.50 41 intentl to gi%e it a In Coach Red Hickey, consulted _ FAIRGROUNDS By GREGORY It. BR( N more even as Vic Con, Jim Wheli- and the success of the Spartans said Ray Norton yesterda before the draft, apparently feels FAIRWAYS Sports Editor han, Bob Chapman and Joe Mc- daring the second half bore out that Norton's value warrants his Grath all hit 10 points for his when quericd concerning his NS" Shaking their first-half the point. late entry into the fold. Says WE FIX Course jit- winners. `' "tail Golf McPherson put in his "sopho- drafting by the San Francisco Hickey, "Norton has the tremen- PITCH and PUTT ters. San Jose State's Spartan The Spartans took the lead after Spares lo get tie 9 HOLE more brigade" with eight minutes 49ers Monday. dous desire necessary: all of his the tipoff and led the contest for most ...of rate 500 basketballers controlled the left and then the S.F. quint began football is ahead of him." while you Student its entirety, although the Gators Ray sat out this year's grid backboards and to shift its defense and the Spar- The 49ers will have Norton tab- attend on driving range for the scoring stayed within nine points during season fearing injury to id: Special price tan head coach had to stick in his bed for three possible positions. )NE'S students. as they topped the the initial period and were only Olympic Games chances next sum- class San Fran- stoppers, Cori and Jim Embree. They can utilize his speed at a Jose's most complete two down at the half, 26-24. mer in Rome. "My ultimate ambi- 9 am 5 pm $on cisco State Gators, halfback position on offense oi SHOp golfing center 54-41, TOUGH SECOND HALF FORCED OUTSIDE tion in track has been to partici- ROAD defense, or use him as an offend. minimum time-2 hrs. 10TH & PULL" here last night. Taking the floor' in the second The Gators, suffering from a pate in the Games and when The end, although the former appea, scoring couldn't have been half, the home team looked like lack of height, were forced out- have done this I probably will give more likely. It's one thing to to ReSphzer 72 S. a new quint as they settled down side the second half and as a re- football a try," he said. Second and another Ti cat, ZINKE'S and allowed the Gators sult they only hit four field goals with the ball only 17 WASN'T SURPRISED 49 EAST SAN ANTONIO points, eight of these in 19 attempts for a 13 out of 40 it.GHB. by high point The 49ers drafting of the 9.3 man for the game game total and 32.5 per cent. The Jim Caranica, sprinter came as no big surprise who meshed 14. Spartans, hitting just 9 of 33 in to Norton. He said, "they told ra.. the initial, rimmed 13 of 32 in the The tall Spartan forward wall about a month ago that they w GRAND OPENING DEC. 4-6 made a run-away of the rebound final half to get 22 of 65 and a 34 Come in and see us for fishing considering drafting me but at lh contest between the two per cent total. FREE ORCHIDS TO THE LADIES equipment and information. squads, time I merely thought that who grabbing 29 in the first Coach McPherson labeled the Complete lines of fishing half and they say and what they do were AND BALLOONS FOR THE KIDDIES s \t, 28 in the second for 57 first showing by his ball handlers gear and equipment. to the two different things" Gators' 28. This as "a good performance." told the story of Ray was kept busy Monday on the game as the Spartans were BETTER SHOOTERS a direct wire from the 49er per- GORDON'S SPORT SHOP cold in the first half but held the "I think we are a much better sonnel office. They informed D & D FLORISTS A'. rERNANDO ST. CYpress 3-0503 lead on their rebounding strength. shooting ball club than we showed Norton that he had been drafted Dennis Marc, OPEN 7 DAYS WEEKLY Spartan center, tonight and I think our rebounding by the Ray Area pro eleven. "I hauled down 13 from the back- will even get better." was aware that I had been draft- 454 N. 13th St. CY 7-9073 board to lead both teams. "I was glad to see the boys ed before the phone cull," Ray Vie Cori, who hit four field TYPEWRITERS RENTED steady down in the second half admitted. "After track practice goals with just six minutes gone STUDENT RENTAL and hit a few." McPherson said Monday I saw It in the paper." SPECIAL in the second half, gave the IT MEANS MONEY IN YOUR POCKET FOR 3 MONTHS he was pleased with Corl's sec- RATE $15 Spartans a commanding 41-27 SEVERAL CHATS TO READ THIS CAREFULLY rental applies to purchase price ond half showing. "The way he NOEL SONG BOOK- . 515.00 lead midway in the final stanza "The 49ers have talked to me COWARD IT of any machine if you decide to buy. was hitting in the second half -r 75C 308 0298 to put the crusher on any (later two or three times before this, COLOR PRINT FOLIOS CHAN . 100 I. the way he usually plays a Ray admitted. "I haven't told the;:i Now SI 00 ea. 52 98 hopes for a victory. MACHINERY OF THE 80DY,450 SELLING' PORTABLE whole game. one way or the other yet 'cause I 5. N. 11 49 REBOUNDERS HOT FIRESIDE ROOK OF CARDS r 2 PICTURE HISTORY OF THE U S. NAVY don't really know for sure." Nor- 98 Now 6 BB ELECTRIC TYPEWRITERS RENTED Unable to get any real good "Although our rebounding game PARIS 'I- ; TREASURY OF WATERFOWL- - $ 425 00 shots in the first half, the Spar- was good we weren't getting posi- ton bubbled with enthusiasm, how- S3.98 Gal^ no " 2--D SS 90 3 months Le tans had to be content to shoot tion on them., he added. McPher- ever, over the prospect of bumrir,-- HUNDREDS MORE TO SELECT FROM heads with the pros. "I know FIction, Travel, Biography. Children's Books, Religion, Mush c Art etc S. the, 425.00 Rental Applies to purchase price of any machine if from outside, but their shooters son also lauded sophomore Gary new books at Bargain Prom, Now at San Jose Book Shop. COME EARLY FOR A you decide to buy. weren't hittingtheir rebounders Ryan's ability in holding down it will be a big difference from col- GOOD CHOICE, Phone were! Caranica to 12 points. "Caranica legiate competition" IF YOU WANT A BOOK, ANY BOOK- Pick -Up Pick-up -ask us about itchances are we can give you immediate intormatIon a: In the second half, however, will average around 18 this year ARRIVAL exact title and availability If we -1,n 1 ha. it, we can get it for you pro- . and and LATE it s out-of-print. we may still be - to get you a good second-hand coG/ using the weave to a good without too much trouble," he said. Delivery CYpress 3-6383 Delivery ad- Ray will represent the Unitel vantage, the locals worked in- "and it was a good defensive job Service Service States in the Summer Olympics in side the key and began to hit on Ryan's part holding him the I Rome early in September next Open San Jose Best Seller Reprints on short jumps with Chapman, way he did." year and will be unable to report 9.00 pro. For Loss SAN JOSE TYPEWRITER CO. 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