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California St4te Library -e-E :'12 Sacramento 9, California 'E3RAR-( Sign Stanford Sfoartan Spartan Bail ySchedule Worries End San Jose State College By ROY HURLBERT Big things developed on the Spa -fan football front yesterday! I. Stanford and Pepperdine were added to the San Jose Ste* 40 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1952 No. 82 grid list thereby giving the Spartans a full schedule of nine games next fall. 2. Glenn S. Hartranfi indicated that the college is headed for a Ie elries Try outs Student Union SJS Increases restricted football policy which could cause a return to the California Collegiate Athletic association or the formation of ain independent open Next Tuesday Board Meets Its Enrollment conference by 1953. Slated The prospects for the building Although there was an eight per Voting y outs for Spartan Revelries I The signing of Stanford perked of a new Student Union will be cent decrease total college and -! '52 will begin Tuesilay. Feb. 12, in lup things in the athletic depart- among the items to be discussed university enrollment throughout at 7 p.m. in Morris Dailey audi- ment. It nas made passible by at tomorrow's meeting of the Stu- the United States and a one F or ASB, A I'IS toriurn, according to Dave Woods, per Santa Clara Valais who let the dent Union board, it was announc- cent decrease in enrollment in production director of the show. Jtans hairy their Nov. 1 date ed yesterday by the board's direc- California State colleges between The tryouts, which are open to Officers with Stanford. is trite they agreed tor, Miss Helen Dimmick. dean 1950 and 1951, San Jose State col- Class the entire student body, will con- to meet the Indiatie en Sept. 20. of women. lege showed an enrollment in- Students interested in running tinue through Feb. 14, with that will journey to "There is no doubt that a new crease of 11.5 per cent over the for various Student Body, Student repperdine night being reserved for chorus Spartan stadium on No.. 14, campus union is needed," Dean same period, according to a report Court. and Associated Men Stu- aspirants, Woods said. "The first The game a.'. arranged Dimmick said. "However." she issued by the Division of State dent offices this quarter can pick last nifzlit, Tuesday, will test the call- Friday, at the California t iii' continued, "when and how we can Colleges and Teacher Education. op applications for petitionsin II,. hot of students who desire princi- leetate Athletic association meet. get it still is the question." However. the figures for SJS Student Union beginning Friday pal roles and other positions in ing in Los Angeles. attendedhi Dean Dimmick also said that at do not include enrollment in the morning at 8 o'clock the cast, while callbacks will be Ilartrantl and Athleti4 Dire. tor tomorrow's meeting she will sub- Junior college, which showed a' These applications for the forth. held Wednesday, Feb. 13." Rill Hubbard. mit to the Student Council a state- marked decrease in enrollment. coming Feb. 22election may be Students trying out for singing ment to the effect that the in- The state has ordered that the obtained from a box near the ASB The addition of Stamm d and positions may bring their own ac- creased work of her office will no Junior college be separated from office in the Union Deadline fin' Pepperchne leaves the Spartans companist, but must be prepared longer permit her to handle the the State college. filing is 12 noon next Tuesday, with tour horny games and Inc to sing a number by Cole Porter, scheduling of functions for the The total enrollment of full- and the forms Must IN` placed in traveling dates. They meet rresno Jerome Kern or Richard Rogers, Student Union. time students in both the college. the box near the student hods State. Brigham Voting. Penn.-I-- ,,aid Maurice Bodwell, musical di - and the Junior college showed a office dine and Santa Clara in Spartan 4.5 per cent decrease, still con- The s.eparate class officers of stadium. and play Colorado at i%iss Me Hello." the title of the UP ROUNDUP siderably below the national aver- president, %ire president. were- 11M11(11T. S1411 S'.ate at San spring's production, is a modern- age. tars, treasure r, and council rep- Diego, College of Pacific at Stock. ized musical adaptation of the The report showed that S a n resentatiii. are open to men.- too. Anton* State at Temis , and Faust legend. "The mythically sa- 40th Division Now Jose State college hails the other hers of the senior class. junior Stantord in Palo Alto tirical first scene centers in a California colleges in indis Waal class, and sophomore class. air- The Spartans has., an mythical fraternity house on a Of enrollment, t h e 7105 registered cording to Lan, k, -n, junior dab- (hi. 1S, hilt A t my thical college campus in the an ficially in Korea here being 1174 more than run- justeic of the student Court. they add eppoto tit continental U.S.A.." according to Tokyo. An announcement ner-up San Francisco State col- Ile said the only freshman offi- is probi,.niath.m. A ,. ar \vlae Hall, co-author. from I General Matthew Ridgway's head- lege. S a n Diego State, Fresno (-yrs to be de -rated titans in t11.- I. quit,. od,,io.t.. oink Actually, the show opens in the I quarters said, "The 40th Uninsl State, Cal Poly, Sacramento State, ell'et ill11 all' a council n presenta- ,.in,. games,- Ilartranft ses- lot' depths of hell and the ac- I States Infantry division has been Long Beach State, Chico State tive for half a year and a coatis -II f,raay, t ion that follows carries the scene assigned to the Eighth army and and Humboldt State lotion in that representatis. for a hill year Neifot tat ions Stit h Tetii igh Cuba, Kentucky, France is now in Korea. order. The position of junior retire- 0011 through last meek when Red ;,. Spain, among other places," The announcement Sunday was Proportion of men and women sentatise to the student t our* ! Raider officials nntified the ath- saal Woods, who collaborated with the first official admission that enrolled here also shows a diser- for one is open to one male Ilene department they wouldn't be Hall in writing the script. the California National Guard di- gence from national figures. M and one female student. he re- able to play the Spartan,. vision is fighting in Korea. San Jose State college, 55.2 per la". Hartranft said yesterday that South Is Anti-Truman cent of the students arc. male as All men on campus is ill has.. an I San Jose Slate faces a consider- Blood Donor Drive Washington, D.C. Senator John compared with a 66.1 per cent na . oPPOrtunity- on election day to de- able revision in its football policy J. Sparkman predicted yesterday tional figure. cide who will be president. vice after next season "We can't hate that the South will stay in the president. secretary, and it-vas -la successful enough season for Nets 624 Pledges Democratic fold this year for any arer for the Associated Men St.:- hig-tim. football hi. said dents. He indieated that his plan f.o The first day of room to rooni presidential candidate the party may Arizona Flagstone Ha, 'ii sttolents ti comply toa -budget. non-subsiditell foef soliciting for blood donors result- nominate besides President with the final deadline tor appli- ball seems the only olio outlu ed in the signing of 624 pledge Truman. The Alabama Democrat said he cations for petitions t to smaller seh....1.. emplia cards, according to blood drive To Adorn Chapel sited the point that torganiting officials. definitely includes Governor Adlai Stevenson of Illinois among the Workers will ix. engaged this an independent contereme -can- These pledge cards were given Cal Budget Lists not he done irsernight and re- to almost all student members of potential candidates who could week in applying decorathe Ari- prevent a repetition of the 1948 quire% groundoork." the college yesterday morning in flagstone material to exte- Dixiecrat revolt. zona $2,987,064 for .SJS Ilis office been flooded is ith 9:30 o'clock classes by volunteer the college's chap- calls requesting information on his rior portions of A slight increase in finances speakers who urged Spartans to "independent conference- plan el, according to Fred Zeissler, job for the fiscal year starting July 1 participate in the drive. Hartranft has sent out letters to foreman. was given SJS in the proposed Feb. 11 through Feb. 15 will be the independents explaining his flood Drive Week Name Top Spartan budget figure of $2,987,064, an- on the cam- Predominantly of a tan hue, the i iews for a conference and will pus, according to Bob Dean, chair- nounced yesterday by the State flagstone is being placed around await official replies front the ii ,4 thlete Tonight Department of Finance. This man of organization competition. the building's buttresses, reaching d.arendent% amount constitutes a 4.2 per cent To stimulate spirit in the drive. As for the ('('A.. liartrantt to the eaves, and also on the back increase over the $2.867.81/4 ap- I lean has asked the cooperation of What Spartan athlete contrib- %slid its member,. were nations section of the chapel. propriation made for the current very organization on campus to uted the roost to San .1(e.e State to have the Spartans back in, year. t j and let the students and resi- through the niediani of athletics Mr. Zeissler added that interior the fold, hut made no . Total money proposed in the dents of Santa Clara county know in January? painting of the structure's roof ointments." he said. that to- budget to operate State colleges the college is shooting The ansoer is iii he disclosed and window-trimming, prepara- "We can't izi e the (VA A art an- and the Department of Education saards 100 per cent participation tonight during the Intermission ,Wvr until I)et-ember.- he said tory to inauguration of glass work, for the coming year seas $24.- in the drive. of the ,SJS-Mlnnesiit bo ing CCAA is all for tedticinin: now is underway. 548,260. A display will be arranged at matches. ele14% Aguilar, president subsidy costs and elironiatitic ii - Reason for the slight the entrance to the Morris Mi- of the ....oriate11 d M en Students. increase crioting Pt cetera granted SJS in the proposed bode tes auditorium during the week will present the is inner isith a - "If either the Cif 55 or the et was the fact I. "show all the students and trophy and a merchandise order. Library Features that attendance indrpend..ni,.. or both. p jumped from 6468 in iisitors to the campus how we Inc %% inner a decided by bal- fall, 1950, to sink a norkable proposal. then 7105, fall 1951. Sr.- progressing In our dale and lot last night of the "Athlete of . 'ew I.A. Exhibit me mill be in falior of it." Dart - President T. W. MacQuarrie. di+PlaY." according to Dean. the Month" board in a Meeting An Industrial Arts department rantl esplained said the SJS allocation was not He revealed that the following at the Men's gym. exhibit, featuring work done in The Spartans quit CCAA eom- ceneral names will designate final, but that there is little . the various departmental classes. was !mullion 1(1 1944 111 become a Mil tor campus groups taking chance of its being raised. part in the Available installed yesterday in the college I independent In the sante yi.ar. competition during the drive: so- Tickets Library, according to Miss Joyce the idea of organizing a confer- cial fraternity, social sorority, Backus, head librarian. 'end' ot indepilidents was sidelined ice seri organization, honorary or- For Closing Nights Impaneled along the first floor The Weather after a feN pr. liminary discus- ganization, departmental organiza- "What Every AN'oman Knows" corridor and in the stairway-land- Albet P. Gat bunkle, bird - tion, religious organization. cam- ends its five-day run tomorrow, ing exhibit ease, the display touch- watcher and feather -bed manufac- The schedule: pus club, and livinz zroup. but tickets for tonight and Wed_ es on practically all aspects of the turer, smiled cannily- yesterday Sept. olorado All students may recelie nesday night are still available.. I.A. curriculum. . "Picked up two robins and a duck- Sept. ’ti Sian Diego Stale credit for the college and their to Mrs. Virginia ’ogel. A replica of Alexander Bell's billed platypus on my radar." said fkl 4 Ariv.""" State organizations in the following according secretary in the Speech depart- I first telephone also is included in he. grinning. "About time the fine' Oct. 10 Fresno State' manner In the blood campaign. ment the arts and crafts show, feathered fowl was starting hack fort. 111---4111' Dean said: this way. Urn down to my last two Noy. I Stanford They may be purchased in lit' First, by donating Wood at the buckets of bird-fur." Nos. 7 Brigham lioung Rod Cross Mobile to te. speech office, Room 57, for Unit on I For todii, morning log and Ion Nov. l4 PrPPerdine cents with ASB card and 90 mil. I " ill " Topic campus during the drive week or flying platypuses. Nov. St or 17 santa tlara to the Santa Clara 1,"alley Red without, she added. I -Germany and the Future of Illonse games.. Cross Center, 440 N First street. Directed by Miss Elizabeth Lori- 'Europe" will be the topic of ells. Sec by having donated a fler. assistant professor of speech, cussion at the International Re. Nell. Employee pint of blood in the three the James M. Barrie comedy stars lations club meeting to be held Boxing Tickets months prior to Feb. It and !las- Judith Levy as Maggie Wylie and I tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in the Stu - Mrs. B. Perry was employed too ing proof of ouch donation. Warren Blomseth as John Shand. 'dent Union. Friday- as assistant statistician in 1.44:0 is Ili.. last student tickets for the Minnesota Third, by having %olunteered to Curtain time for the production - According to Sanford Weinberg. the Registrar' tioffice, according to boxing matches tonight in th. .,o" blood and, upon examination. .is 8:15 p.m. president of the group, the dis- C W. Quinley, acting registrar. Men's gym, according to the round incapable of twine able to Next major drama production at (-fission will be concerned with The position flirrnerly oat: held Graduate Manager's office The donate because of physical rea- the college will he Armand Sala. current social, eeonomic, and po- by Mrs Cat herine Anderson. who vemaininte tickets will b. sold on sons and then going to the Health crou's "Nights of Wrath." a trag- litical problems in Germans. IM- was promoted to statistician. The recently a. ' a ' first come first aerie. basis " office and receiving a "physically edy of the Nazi occupation of phasizing nerenazism as nen as job of statistician was Ticket'. are 35 cents. with ASS incapable of donating blood" France, which will be directed by Germany's possibility of cooperat- 'fated by Miss Eileen Wilson. when card., stamped on his pledge card. Dr. James H. Clancy. ,Ing with the Stales of Europe. she seas married to Kurt Kahara. 4,1'tItTtiN7 DSO V xr - day. Feb 5. rt,_ Japanese Judoi? sts Phi Eta Sigma Thrust and Parry tppear I le re Todal To Honor 25 Far r’s South Forty? Mr. Kano. president of Kodok- Phi Eta Sigma, national low, r Daily fit ar Ti, and Parr): Spartan men's scholarship wan. Japanese black belt judo as- !division trate:. The term "independent- as ap- ’11 be nity, has extended invitations %relation, e to SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE plied to San Jose State athletically 25 men. The following, having at- -01111, even in the Men's gymnasium today at is a misnomer. We can't tained a 2.5 grade point average deny be tie Associate** Staslasta at Si. Jona State away, sway+ Satsvosi ono a football schedule un-! 12 noon. rebehlsed make up in the small gym, or better, will meet tonight in i,a i 6 raw 'Mb ass lama dada, sad fine orarninitien til gives the word. Per- At 12:30 p.m. Brir Stanford All-Japant, wall ap- Room 25 at 7 o'clock to disctiss Pelee e. tie Glohe hinting Ca.. 1449 S. First st,eet San Jos* be referred to as haps we should Spartan black or plans for a formal initiation and feteleosaes: CYpress 44414 Editorial. bt. 210 Advertising Dept Ert. 211 The "Farm's south forty. - pear against all holda,s who wish to chal- banquet to be held Feb. 19: Sultseriation Pr;ce, $2 SO per y ee in SI pee quarter for non AS ca.,:f That this attitude is shared by brown betters a judo exhibition. Agatha, tAtori7E DA (TO" i Ed i tor Al. Hc.)0NING- many San Jose students is evi- lenge him in Harold I... Howard 0, Matsumoto, former champion, Allen, Ronald L. Arms, John ('. Make-stp Editor, this issue . ROGER BEALL denced by criticism of Spartan small gym- raise their will work out in the Beeler, Jack W. Carlyle, Charii.s rooters who dared afternoon. ''',:' .'-.1' ;1'. l , r.e r., tr'e Pr '7,1 Oidee I.., .4'40 Jsy Ap.nwell IS ge.1, voices in Stanford's sacred gym nasium tomorrow J. DeCarli, Edward P. DellaNlag- president has just Wednesday night. The Japanese giora, William P. DuBois, Roy F. G" , ’ V :.. 1,',...... - Pr r e. 'Nat Pseessinq. Err. Vcsrice, Joy Aspinwall. Tor through 11 Eu- . incident ails completed a tour Galloway, Frank W. Glass, Simon B. ' ....,,,, Be. -,e, B.' Tunnefl. tJoyd e.,,... P;4., Dacron. Ivan Scope,r . . Of all the from member of the San Jose ropean countries. J. Katzen, John K. Lansingh, John !1, Ha': Orden -/r4fi le:and Jcach.rn Ject Lythooe. a at the tourna- st schools represented A. Loban, Edwin J. Marshall, I3ob if- ft r...rardfe . udent body. San Jose State col- Sincerely. ments he saw, S. Miller, John R. Monser, John A. AD STAFF lege seemed to show him the best Neeley, Charles D. Potter, Harry manoler, ASS 1578, ASS 2992. ASS 3104. m,- .. J , or ,- Id Walrhers results, he said Sunday in San W. Rosenberg, Joseph 0. Sandoval, .,+ J rn Jecli Osborn. Joan Forty Years Franei,t.o. Donald Francis Smith, Eddy G. 0.- r- 6nr e." CA draa Fre...rws Faryl Thrust and Parry : Tstimura, Raymond T. Tsutsurni, ’.. ' P' Dear The Spartan Daily editorial ad- 114? 141'M 1011 l,11(1S James L. Welchko, Samuel M. vricatme a new Strident Union la a. Yates. yet.). interesting especially the 41 1* I )eseri Trek Honorary faculty members, oho part cotteerning the finaneing Jr be on hand to offer con- Broncos Lend A Hand :i,r ft Iwath Val- plan to seems that 5.15 would have to pot gratulations to eligible men, ate from the University of Santa Clara yesterday ex- ley flip. .Mar. 16-22, sponsored by i $7.51tOrs't I half of the tieeessito, W. NIacQuarrie, . , j. -,anly gesture to San Jose State in general and the Coast Nature school was President T. Dean "J -irer'xitti fro the buildite..!. Wc the West DeVoss, Dean Jay Elder, football program here in particular. closed yesterday- morning. Dr. James bay.. 3.35.00 ). and would Dents Joe West, Dr. Harold Miller, Thanks to the Broncos, Coach Bob Bronzan's Spartans will meet C.r/.1 trudi. (7as ins, secretary of the ,ii? : 'A IN $1t4.000 per 51 141 until Dr. Richard Dieckmann, and gridiron nest school, announced that 200 Mu- anford s Indians on the fall. I he , i rtia ming $715.000 was reach- Thomas Eagan. Bronco athletic officials graciously exchanged the date of their dents had signed up to make the ed. '11,s ssreild take. accordinv to Phi Eta Sigma is sponsored by game on Stanford's schedule, thereby giving the Spartans oppor- Ins etude calculations. about 41,1 trip. Students who still want to make Tau Delta Phi, men's honoraty tunity to play the Indians. S !fraternity for upper division men. the trek, however, may sign a Santa Clara will play Stanford on Sept. 20 instead of Nov. I, I think this is an excellent plan, First established here on campus 1 for my grandchildren certainly waiting list in Slf10, she said. ar,d Bronzan's team will take the Nov. I engagement. San Jose in 1948 under the leadership of will Normally there are approxi- State couldn't have played the Indians at any other time, since Stan- enjoy the new Student Union. Professor William Dusel, faculty may even have spirit. mately 20 cancellations before the was They school adviser. ford s schedule filled up and the Spartans already had a Sept. 20 Sincerely yours, group makes the journey and the date with Coiorado, the only "open.' date left on the Stanford Russell Ilowaril, ASTI 707. ten students who already have schedule. inked the waiting list are almost Spartan officials were worried about the Stanford game. They More of Same sure to go, site commented. SHOW SLATE weren't sure whether they would get it. But Santa Clara came through Dear Thrust and Parry: An article in Wednesday's Spar- with 4 helping hand. tan California: CY 3-7007 The result is that Spartan schedule problems have vanished, now Daily advocated a $1,500,issi Student Union as a means to rais- Graduating 1 els that nine games definitely are lined up. Ironically, San Jose State's ing school spirit. firadiniting seterans us ho are "THE MODEL AND THE schedule shapes up as stronger titan ever. It bears a distinct "major" According to the article, the attending school under Public MARRIAGE BROKER" finer with Stanford, Arizona State, Brigham Young, Santa Clara. money for this project would Law 316 must file an applica- Scott Brady, Jeanne Crain Colorado, and College of Pacific included as opponents. come half from the state and half tion before the completion of "I'LL NEVER FORGET YOU" Tyrone Power Ann Baste' The signing of Stanford means a 10t to Spartan football. The from student body dues. With their present iirograms if they game brings income and prestige. But Spartan football still is at the $35,000 in reserve and $18.000 a plan to rontinue their educa- CY 3-1953 crossroads. It could stay on a restricted "major" level or it could year from student body dues, it tional program. United Artists: b.wditr,sck to the independent conference idea or the California Col would take at least 35 years to Nforch graduates must file an laise the necessary S750,000, application for advanced train- "ROOM FOR ONE MORE" legiate Athletic Association. klihose school spirit is this pro- ing in the .%eeminting off ico. be- Cary Grant, Betsy Drake Everything hinges on the 1952 season. If the Spartans have a posal for? The grandchildren of fore they are gradmit, .1 "THE BIG NIGHT siicr...stful season iii the win loss column and also at the gate, the John Barrymore ' our present freshman students? - - - - decraon to quit the -major- level may be A tough one to male. On Seven hundred fifty thousand the other hand. if 1952 proves disappointing in these two categories, dollars to spend on social activi- Studio: CY 2-6778 then the idea of an independent conference or a return to the CCAA ties for the next 35 years might SADDLE" will be necessary, worthwhile do a lot more for school spirit "MAN IN THE considerations. R.H. (Technicolor) than a futuristic building plan. Randolph Scott, Jean Leslie, Sincerely. Alexander Knox Polio Don Gorin. ASS '747. "MAGIC CARPET" Film Scores 11.f IST (In Color) Dieing the past week, movie screens in thousands of theaters 1932 Clans Ring. Initials R.A.F. Lucille Ball, John Agar throughout the United States showed one of the most moving "shorts" UP ROUNDUP on inside band. 118 Spartan City ever filmed. The film, titled "You'll Never Walk Alone,- was on the Demand Stove German Funds or lost and found. Reward. CY 4-008: screen for only four minutes, but in that time it brought fears to the Purin. West Germany offered Lost at sorority presents: one of its audiences. "TALES CA HOFFMANN" oyes y est f I any to make a $2.500,000.000 sily r le clasp with Drama Technicolor "You'll Never Walk Alone- referred to receivers of the National I viatribution to Western European Masks. Please contact Ken, AX. Moira Sh rrrrr Foundation for Infantile Paralysis funds collected in its annual contri- defense. boil the United States, 6-7541 Great From cast of "Rad Shoes" bution campaign, which was conducted last month. Britain and France demand- Gamma Fhl Beta sorority pin. Show Time 1230, 3:45, and 11.00 The -short- sketch featured a Hollywood singer -actor, Howard ed 211 per rent more. NI. J. Poage engraved on back. Keel, tinging the song "You'll Never Walk Alone" as he walked Friar Denies Nazi Title Phone CY 4-8590. CY 3-3353 Berlin. A former Nazi leader Padre: through A children's polio ward of a hospital. The rest of the film stuck to his story yesterday FOR RENT showed a 21/2 year old boy walling on crutches down a hall to his that "I WANT YOU" Ii i met Martin Poirmann. Adolf We need two girls to share Our Farley Granger, Peggy Dow, mother, and father. rii.puty. in a Rome mon- home. Rent is $21.50. Why don't It was while viewing this pathetic child with a brace on each of sou phone? CY. 3-7832. Dana Androws asterv last month. "MISTER PEEK-A-BOO" his legs that the eyes of the audiences became misty. Eberhard Sten, once a high of- Double or single roams for men. FrenchProduction in English Since the initial National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis drive ficial in the West Berlin Socialist 420 S. Fifth street. CY. 34275. With Joan Greenwood in 1938, the motion picture industry in Hollywood has produced one Reich party, scoffed at a denial Large Roans. for four boys. Con- 'Riad.. ill Rome yesterday by Friar Saratoga "short' per year for the campaign. But never in all of these years, necting bath. Large rooms. $20 Per Saratoga: 2026 has it produced one such as "You'll Never Walk Alone.- J.L. Martin Bodewig that he was for- month, smaller rooms, $16. Piped 111.4 tin, _ heat 2(11 S 13th stripe CY 3-2461 "AN AMERICAN IN PARIS" Technicolor .shotus Coffee G. Kelly, L Caron, 0. Levant "Better Your Grades Through THE RED BADGE OF COURAGE" Typing" Audie Murphy, Bill Mauldin ' Th. I' ol.;11,,r) of :I ..r 11..111e V11.1101111, c 1.lii1.1m, oiiiiert is the vs. '.1 I %bit.' 1 114: Ill II, Latest Models Roth litamiNaishier. ..e with Key-Set Tabulators Mayfair: CY 3-8405 1,41 .1 III 111411(1111: 14 II11.4. misjor, and an iii !III In .e t.) .in sta con%timp ,11.14.15 through 1-11111'.411,11 Special Student Rates "CATTLE DRIVE" !rot, is on Marla% in the Technicolor ,..etion of Itse display shoms , I .11 f I,. Ills from Costa Rica, I Joel McCrea Itri/11. Ilao ait, and C.r,. "LADY PAYS OFF- ROBERTS TYPEWRITER CO. Linda Dainell, Stephen McNally .itto Li Ili fh,li T o We Do Serve Sales and S r.,ce Since 191) , tr A palm.. sIn, Is, is Mission: CY 3-8141 A Pretty Fair produetion and consump- Easy Parking 156 W. SAN FERNANDO CY 24842 tion of essflis A special feature of "MEET JOHN DOE" the eshibit is Mr s liaurnzardner's Gary Cooper, Barbara Stanwyck 'viii idea on floss to Make a Good 'HOUSE ACROSS THE BAY' t 'Atut t oft. I' solispts coy erect George Raft Joan Bennett .0e " \rein Nleitsio einem... "A "Looks like State is really out for Blood grach ('iii it 1'1,par:t- SAN JOSE DRIVE-IN CY 5-5005 oot) anti S'etv atpl A\ 01 this week!" .11'0 Per ADMISSION 40c "WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE" SPARTAN DAILY Technicolor Sari Jose State College ' F B I. GIRL'' Enterird as second class nnattair April "car Romero, Audr y Totter 24, 1514 at San Jos*, Cal:formic under this act of March 3, 11174. El RANCHO DRIVE-IN CY 4-2041 Hamburger F.,11 leased wir servic of United Press Member, California Nawspapar Publish -Known for Good Food" "PEOPLE AGAINST O'HARA" THE COFFEE SPOT Si' Assoc.at.on. Spencer Tracy 1,0,1 of the Glob* Fr1nting Company. 17 East Santa "TARS AND SPARS" San Antonio of Ninth 1445 S F;rst SC, San Jose. California. Clara _ Sid C sar Janet Stair -r SJS Faces Minnesota Here Tonight r- to Tuesday, Fch. 5. 195..,. sI SRi AN DAILV 3
In Gophers Attempt ss Spartans, COP Tangle id 7). To Snap Streak Tonight at Stockton r. By LLOYD BROWN Gophers' two highly regarded re- es 11% Pherson the A somewhat juggled Spartan I turning lettermen. Lenhardt TR- By DAVE GOODWIN game, said that g. Spartans tried ,,nls 62 who/s boxing team will attempt to run O'd Al Williams of Treasure Is- Camp's When the San Jose State vars- F. Rival fr the floor. :Is 1.11Inp:i red us It h Its undefeated dual match string land in their Friday night bout. ity meets a fast -rising COP five usual total of AO to 90 at- to 23 tonight when they meet a Another gloveman who scored a a lfl tonight at Stockton, they will at- tempts. strong Minnesota team in the TKO Friday night, and who will tempt to break a two-game losing Men's gm at 8 o'clock. participate in his first intercol- NIcPherson credited this factor to the rebound and hall control A. Coach Dee Portal has been legiate match is Ed Heinrich, 165 streak at the expense of the Tiger ry forced to use three men who lb. He will fill the gap left %acant :.'am that handed them an early ability of the Gators. especially did not take part in the :Michi- by Dukes. evident in the last two minutes of 'aS011 (1011.:11 Play. G. gan State 412-412 draw two Bill Mendosa. 156 lb., oho has COM' h 55 sit MePherson's men The Spartan., will meet the Stu 11. %seeks ago because of injuries yet to win a bout this season, has.. lost their last tun enntests Inman -led Mid% Alley AAU quintet NI. I,, Jerry Stern, Stan Mardi, and hut uho has not shots n his best by close margins, the first to Fr,smi. Darrell Dukes. form, still meet Don lilies, %%in- S'aturda in Manion'. 71-66 and the last to ho Joe L.enhardt, 147 lb., will step I ner of the A11-11.1 title at Min- San - into Stern's big shoes and prob- nesota. Francisco State. 36-54, ht . Spas re tI meet Pete Lee. one of the Highlight bout of the night the tans will lace 'a team that ha. Jayvees Schedule an should be the Don Camp-Neil Ofs- six opponents in their last Coach Rol, %Vilest buffs fresh. thun encounter. Ofsthun, NCAA .,even contests. The six wins in- man -studded junior varsity will 12.5 lb. champion of 1951. defeat- Tackles Champ elude two over the previously on- play the National Guard triers it ed Camp in the semi-finals of that nd dofeated University of Nevada Hayuard tomorrow In Spartan tournament. Ofsthun has never Woltpack. gym at 8:30 rm. lost a dual meet match by in his The fact that Partite is prolr- I The junior varsity will go into weight division, but Camp, ry win- ably the Spartans' oldest 4 -on- the game with an 11-5 record, ho'-. ner of last year's intermountain n. t' rival In things athletic Mg their last outing to Menlo tournament, is improved over last 419 .% iii' UOLLEGIATE DING - is espected lii add esen more to l junior collet:e. 45-43 year and should of give the Midwes- NI 1N last year, Neil Ofsthun. Spartan &terminal ion to sun terner a tough test. Minnesota's classy senior 125 lb. Ity the game. McPherson indicated. - Paul Reuter. light NCAA kingpin. still test his heavy- Center Rod Detrick, uho Mc- weight, is reported to ringmanship and reputation to- he ready Pherson describes as being a for action, and will face the night against spurt an Don good ',corer and an esen better Gophers' Ron Bruch. Reuter Camp, Dee PI I rt al', rising 113 mittman. defensive man, is leading the uon his first bout of the season current Tiger offenseul..ng uith at Cal Poly by a TKO, but lost Guard Gene SW/114'k, ho tou - via the same count against Mi- /07 Ir14.111)e to 5'7- in his stocking chigan State's NCAA champion S.'S Matmen I. Chuck Spieser. Brach is highly The tough Tiger zone defense, Oil Painting touted by his coach, Ray Chis- which the Spartans failed to dent holm, match may Whip JUSC's and the mean appreciably in the first game, will Panels the difference between the two be led by Guard George Moscone. teams. Cougars, 2046 their top floorman. CANVAS PANELS is the NMI A TOUGH ASSIGNMENT Word from Minneapolis is that In the San Frandsen State outlook for Spartan Don Camp, the Gophers are strong in the Co a c h Ted Mumby's varsity 12.16-45c 911 125 lb., %%hen the Spartans climb lighter weights and weak up top. wrestlers ,defeated a powerful 16.20 70c through the ropes tonight against A similar situation exists in the Washington State Couger squad. 90t Minnesota. Camp's opponent still Spartan camp. Vic Harris, 132 lb., 20-16, last night to win the first t". he Nell Ofsthun, 1951 NCAA and Chuck Adkins, 139 lb.. will he annual Spartan Invitational wrest- Coach Ted Mumby's novice 20.24 100 121 lb. champion. throwing leather again in an at- ling jamboree. wrestling tournament got und. tempt to pile up points. way yesterday with 32 matches Harris will meet John "Yogi" Al Cadena's decision over Coo- the Men's gym. 178 ger Joe Hoyt in the 191 lb. match, Paint More? Randell. and Adkins will touch The tourney will run all th, Why Pay of the evening, gave San lose leather with SteVen Shaughnessy. the final bout week and finals will be held Fi Co. Harris lost a close decision against the locals their winning margin. day night. watlpaper In the feature bout, Frank Wax - & LONG-PLAYING MSC, but scored a decisive victory This veal's tournament is it, - CT 21447 ham, stellar 167-pounder. decision- iieleIr RECORDS Friday night. Adkins, 1950 NAAU vided into two divisions, 112 SOUTH 2ND 37 champion, should have no trouble ed Del McGhee of WSC. dent and fraternity. (331/3 R.P.m.) with Shaughnessy, but the Mid- Stanford finished third in the westerner is expected to show two-night stand. well. It's time for 183 30% Off Ted Springston, big heavyweight Spartan -Cougar results: who had the capacity crowd on 115 Ilta. Kay Toyota (OS) dec. a Factory New! its feet in gaining a draw with Jerry Holt (WW). MSC's Al Thakiris, will return to 123 lbs. Glenn Anderson (WS- Beef Stew Every Record Guaranteed! action against Sam Chlich. C) dee. George Lao (4JS). 130 11).4. Irs Dahlberg (WS(') Lunch Fcr FREE Complete Catalogue . 0- dee. Joe Thsgo (5.151. NM d Pric Us+ write to: 137 lbs. John Jackson (F4S) 153 Net Plav Opens dec. Jim Doll.' (USCI. RECORD HAVEN STORES Action got under slay yester- 147 lbs. Dell.ance Duncan (W - 40c courts in (Dept. C) day on the Spartan !"4(') pinned Johnny Melender (54- CREAMERY the open tennis doubles tourna- 5). 7th & Santa Clara *5 Dr loc Out 520 W 48th St., New York 19, N.Y. ment which %%as called off last 157 lbs. Ray Needham (WS(') (Enclose 10c to courtr postage week due to uet 0 rather. pinned Joe Thornley (WM), and handling.) comprise , A total of 12 teams 177 lbs. fiin Van Houten (NJ- racket tourney . ME the pre-season s i dec. Rob (*rabbi. (MSC). to end on Fri- IF in NYC visit oar Midtown stores: uhich is slated ID v. Jean Snyder tsslis) dec. day, seat her permitting. 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4 sPtitT1N Tuesday. Feb 3. Vi",.Z Milit(iry Society Leader Group Teacher Trainees Installs Of t icers Kindergarten Primary, Gener- Lithogra 1)11 Exhi bit Now Holds Meeting Recently elected officers of Sil- al Elementary, Junior fligh. and special Sruandary teat h.-r train- The second meeting of a com- ver Sabers, military honor soci- inr, candidates intending to com- ety. vi;ere installed at a meetire.; On Display in Library mittee in charge of planning a plete their appro all regains- Leadership Training program will recently. inents this quarter should wen Installed welt, Jr.- Richert,. Mr., Jana, Personnel of- A new estl;bit of lithographs by Richard Haines and Phil Dike be held today at 2-30 p.m. in Room president: James Fos ter, vice- fice receptionist, this iaeek. to Warren W. l(, according to Carol Lai son, now is on disp!ey in the Reserve Book room, according president ; Rusk Potter, secretar): publicity chairman Faus, instructor in art. Al Francis. treasurer; C;eorge Hesse sergeant -at -arms; and War- sitions. Thr.y are Ray McLean, Twenty-four of the twenty-th lithographs are in black and white, The first meeting was held last ' ren Jones. chaplain. corresponding secretary: Foster %seek %% Oh representatives from two of Dike's, entitled "Comets del Mar and "Harbor Light,- are President R I c he r I s appointed Taft. hi_storian: and Dick Tharp, 111 41/114 the Student Council. Junior and thr rrIvnifann: ro fill varara po- publicity chairman. Lit hogi ;kph, said Mr. Faus are Senior councils. Black Ma-que. ; Overnight Refunds made in draviing with a special, AWS, Kappa Kappa Gamma. Chi! Beta, Delta: Ltreas clayon on stone An ink Ginega. Gamma Phi 11011 111.1 plekrd Upsilon. and Phi Sigma Kappa i is then applied sihich adheres to yes . 1,!1 11.. 11 !Ill. tit .44.111. in attendance. sir . . .4011 it, 11,11:4,1' ..ffkre, the ciaiyon lines but not to the , odd .1., P. to' 11,. a.m." at sto:ie 'Glen prints ar. made from Th.. program is planned to teach .; a t, t %III- the methods and techniques of "It won't be long now!" Iii.. .1 good 111 .1.1. pi, .4. nt leadership to all thos; who Haines. currentIt an instruc- hold or aspire to hold school of- sic tor at th. I hoinard Sri InstI- fices. Put.. in ....tithern alifornia, kido- be at Ph. schoni Those on the Steering commit- SNO MAN SNACK BAR 1rt and the scot.- des Rearig tee include Gunny Cox, Maggie ACROSS FROM THE MEN'S GYM las %rt. at Irvonlainbleu. Murphy. Carol Larson. Lud Spol- eau) yar. lion Cortes, and the Rev. Jim WATCH FOR OPENING I ot many awards. Dames' Martin. be k included in the permanent .511 Prramas% 1.44111114,4 /1/ 1/it Ill( 1..1 sr. 4,1.11.61 ,111.1i lit 4,4.41104iii 4 0111 1111,11 (of Illt M41111Up011tall I() ../ spi nig .1 11 ,. f V.I1,11 of Art Ca lifiirma State Fair Iii Georv. Mind/ ralilia Ina 1Vatercolor society, thi p ,otan Art Colbert, arid the I... nit \Ins.. of Art HOW MANY,TIMES A DAY 11 yipr, &Li link.% 1.% tidied and paint ort .11n phm, linurga: an, in Europe prior to World War II. Room :1 ai 7 30 o'clock as dutefor of painting and &NW- an Studont MAW 1111. ikli 1 III hp ar Scripps college, Claretialt. tot ii iiii ii 4(144% al 1 p m cajit cil It,aeiililt at Kir., and 4 41' /1."*4ii, Ind'" %%int a long it So 1 12 30 lam S10,11,1 "ill P"' I", awards to his credit, 1/110 pe ti..o.k a Iiisssi. 11:11% 111411 I...111 11.s. a tnreno-r in.irm tor at Hu. Iii n . M...d tntirglit I 11.1111 rt liistiliit, :snit it let 11 11 k hi r. 1 h Iii taught ilr mill1: ;soul it. 11 I 1111 14. 14 I %110/1 I Flu Itan- ou 1 hi
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