Says Steel Woes V01.40 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1951, No. 53 To Install Booth Are Universal For Registratton San Jose State college "is in 1111 sign-up booth for the Senior the same boat with all of the other 1 (hernight to be held Jan. 11-13 educational institutions in the will he set-up during registration country," as far as the present at the end ol the steel shortage is conc.!' lied. United Min's gym. Cal States Senator William F. Know- Pitts. Overnight committee chalt- land said yesterday !nate announced sesterdav While addressing svnta Clara The iillItlal ellSt to, the, eve'. - county school superintendents on will he a $1 temporal.) ski and officials at the ( ounty 6 dub memhership and $3.77i tor School Department headquar- ters, he added that "the situa- 1 i hose students who will stay at tion is urgent in z alifornia." i he Ilm 'Oki lodge He stated that the -basic prob.) The first SO seniors to sign -lip tern" is that there is nce enough. %%ill Ire quartered at the ( at !ki steel being allocated for educa- lodge at a cost of hli tor the tional purposes. Basically, thi oeekentl. %%Mir the remaining problem will not be solved until 110 seniors o ill sto at the- 11..1,- 1 the defense authorities can Is. i jellei lodge tor 117.5.0. made to realize the critical situa- I Itil, those seniors siaing at th. tion at hand, and allocate the nec- Ito jellet lodge V\ III ht F.411111111! essary amount of steel needed, he -.. it,a $3.75 at retestration. Pins said. said that the lodge demands a Senator Knowland sa;e1 the out- a ido ten-pas-nue-it for reservat lllll s look for 1932 is encouraging. He 1 Total cost of the trip will te pointed out that the sts-I produe- e i$12-$14. depending on the lodging tion of the nation is increasing. ' secured. This prier does net in - and "if the defense requirements hid,' transportation don't move up too much, educa- Transpirtai Ion by automobile tion will get what it 5% ants." ,111 1. air ;lived lot thetS.,1114ol. He stated that the steel short- It tail roles te John Bishop age is "not going to stop de- Reds and mattresses %%ill I... fense production." The educa- pros ided by the lodges, but stn. tional dent must bring their icon problem is as vital, at t.% sleeping the present time, as the build- LYRE EDITOR DAVE WOODS, seated right, is Mg, are: Arturo Moreno. co-editor III La Torre; bags or blankets. Pitt ing of planes, tanks and guns, persuading other publication staff heads that I.yke Ray Hasse. spartan Daily editor; Dr. Rentel; Dick I pointed out. Iti added. He said that such is better than earr this quarter. Eversone seems Zimmerman, chief photographer for all student pu- i Viii. meal.s arc includcd in tile structures as office buildings convinced except Dr. Dwight Bente!. head of the blications. Sealed at left is IA Torre Co-editor i three-day outing. Work perties and plants are the buildings Journalism department. From left to right, stand- Jane Scott. Iwill be assigned to prepare food that should be curtailed. - - - - 1 and maintain sleeping quarters Activities sched ti led f o r the if ivernight will include 7 dance lei a - Elder Travels Tyke' Is 'Two-bits' Well I day night: winter sports Saturday and a with free ski instruction,

Dr. Jay C. Elder, deal, of in , 'show cooducted by Mary Brows- struction. will travel to Sacramen- '1; stein to lie toilette(' let a rhenc, to today to participate in a three- nvested, Believes Critic Saltirdav nigh, day conference of the Committee Sunda% the eld team will hold By BORIS sTANKEVICH some good wholesome jokes, excel- cle The f ialrnita editorial, -Cam- . on ir q.uallfsiflg brats Nursing and Nursing Education, lent photography and some sriouse Lyke's Santa Claus edition is pus ForIlf11 The Greek Question'' a nmier race for sen according to Mrs. I.illian Scott, editorials. limed lips assistant to available for 25 cents to collegians like most -open-minded argue with an appropriate Kure the dean. Two Spartan institutions ene The committee, of which Dean today. We would like to state. here awarded to the winner ba Ito- fallen and the other limping are ments falls pretty flat. Elder is chairman, is a part of the and now, that we like Lyke and I ski club. plugged by the staff: 1 bring The outstanding features of the think it is two-bits well invested. more senaii, ltd,-?ie 11..1. California State Department of back Spardi Gras; 121 fraternities 1 If Education programer, study cur- Of course, like all good things, edition are the snappy layout, the desire to attelei the SCI1117 I ’. despite many faults an really ricula in state colleges. there is a little bad mixed with sharp photogiapin and the length night at the regi,tiation the good and we will point these wonderful organizations. Davis Ly- of the articles. Like a good humor- !additional resignations can ta to out for you. noon's plug for Spardi Gras is Itamed. Pitts commented. / For some reason the staff of a well -written and effective arti- ist, Editor Woods keeps his mate- Lyke doesn't believe in being sub- rial short and snappy so that the Thursdm, Last Da - tle or original and blandly. comes reader doesn't have to wade out and admits it. Since being sub- Weather For Dinner Ducats ROTC C adets through all kinds col adjectives The tie and original is 73 per cent of get to the punch line. The wee t hernia n says that Tomorrow at 5 p.m. will be the being funny, this takes a lot of the northern Californians can unbut- deadline for December grads to wind out of their sails from the To Receive ton their overcoats a notch or two obtain tickets for the Senior ban- beginning. Earlier in the year, Edi- during the next few days. quet, which is scheduled for Dec. tor Dave Woods said that the mag- Visits SJS Campus Commissions Know what's been causing ihis 19 at the Prime Rib restaurant, ac- azine would he modeled after The Dr. James B. Enoclue specialist rather'w I climbed aboard my cording to Mrs. Alma Evans of New Yorker. But he didn't say Five cadets of the Air Force in occupational currieula foi the pogo stick and took off for the The early deadline has been set. that in many cases it would be an ROTC and two of the Army R()TC state department of education, will north pole to find out It was a Mrs. Evans said, so that tickets exact replica. will receive commissions as second visit the campus tales. according huge blanket of icv air blowing professional. left over can be sold to those per- What Lyke lacks in lieutenants from President T. W. to Executive Dean James C. De- from Alaska. sons on the guest waiting list. styli' humor, it Makes up for with MacQuarrie Fridas, according to Voss. I went over for a look-see and Col. James J. flea. Dr. Enochs, who is conducting a there were a bunch of wears little The future Air Force ol ricer s studs of occupational curriculum penguins playing hockey with Student Congressmen are Frederic H. Allred, Rav mond in state c(slleges, will meet with icicles. The instructor was shout- A. Forsyth, David D. Popp, Harold division chairmen, department ing so loudly that she blew the Stone Jr., and Edward V Tiernan. heads and occupational curriculum top of her head off and the wind Bills They will be presented with second advaient, Dean DeVors said blew, how the wind blew Pass Wage, Price lieutenants' bars, purchased for them by the Arnold Air society. Forty-five student congressmen Leo Dierks. parliamentarians; pas.sed,wage and price control leg- and Ron Lavers and Charles Thomas J. Kean.' and Dick I. Examination Schedule Chappell are the rti MC cadets who islation aurday at the second an - Wing, clerks. Monday, Dee. 17 lava.* Meettag At: ,.nual will receive Army commissions Student Congress, sponsored John Mix was student chairman 7.30-9:10 7 30 :UWE or Dein Providing the weather is suitable. by the Northern California Foren- of the event. Maynard was elected 430 T-Th. Col. Hee said, there will hi sepa- 9:20-11 sic association, Wilbur F. Luick, chairman of the senate business II10-12.50 11 30 IVIWF or Daily rate ceremonies for each service. director of forensics, said jester- and management committee. 130 T-'Th If weather is not suitable. the 1:40-3:20 day. At the P a.m. plenary eeesion, 3.30-5:10 3 30 hINT' or I Sails meeting V114*. held at the seven men will he Eisen their corn - The Lad Spolyar, AsB president, theater in the chic missions in Dr. MacQuarrie's ,Tuesday, Dee. IS Chooses Meeting At: Montgomery gave the keynote 'address. He office 7 30-9.10 7 30 T-Th auditorium. was followed by Lyle Edson. of bills, including one spon- 9:20-11 . 9 30 MM.' or Dail) Three the Office of Price stabilixation. sent to the II :111-12.341 11 3(1 T-Th sored by SJS, will lx' who discussed prier and Nag, for consideration. 1:00-2:3o All English Me A. Az classes national capitol controls. Your Name Here? said. 2:30-4:20 1 30 NIWF or Daily Luiek The following students are (,-- The SJS bill, introduced by Bill Awards, ebony gavels. were pre- 4:30-6:10 3 3" T-Th sented to outstanding delegates at quested to report to the Graduate Johnson in the Senate. calls for a (lasses Meeting At: session. Paul Betel and Manager's office immediaten Ro- Wednesday. Dec. 111 review of the tariff structure as the final It 30 MWF or Dail2. Bart Dempster, of the City College hert Azevedo. Jean Fitzgerald Pa- 7 30-9.111 It relates to the determination of 920-11 10 30 T-Th. of San Francisco, won the awards tricia Nacey. Barbara Metherall prices. 12 3(1 MVVI: or Dein for parliamentary proficiency in Joseph Roberts, Charles It Wells. 11.10-12:50 Bills were deliberated in both 2 30 T-111. the house and senate, respectively. Wes Jorgensen, Doug Wilson. Carl 1:50-3:20 rommittet anti t *.e sessions at 4 311 MWE or Daily extemporaneous de- Zehm, Bill Finch and Lams Heff- 3.30-5:10 the dav -long meeting. N.iri dele- Excellence in ner. At: gates n ere Sans Datri. Johnson bate won like prizes for Carey Mc- Thursday. Dec. V irlasties Meeting Uni- h 341 T-Th and Jim !Maynard. ra-nateirre; Rill Williams and Joyce Kislitzim, Others are Aaron Seandel, Bob 7.30-9:141 jo 311 Wei' or Dail Bill Fitzhugh, Jerry Kett - versity of California. Boaz, Jim Council. Elmer Craig. 9-20-11 1.1 30 T-Th man, Mrs. Bill Resch, Duane Judges were Dr. Edgar E. Willis treasurer of Theta Xi fraternity 11:10-1250 2 30 MM.' 01 INen WP:i%rr And Kay Sproul. repre- and Dr. 1-awrence Mouat. aasoci- and treasurer of Phi Sigma Kappa 1:40-3:20 30 sentati% ; Land Larson and ate professors of speech fraternity. 330-5:10 4 T-Th

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2 ..i11:1 %. 10111 S. De’ 1112 151 Mrs. Gray Compares U.S. Silartall Dull,' Slumlords With Aeighbor's t.41 SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE amidst the ruins of the ancient stewards. .41111. line jun Mayan civilization. Numerous airlines make Mexico Pete Mile 11. Anew:Owl %Aeon vn Son Jon, SW. conq some Satiovelay and jun by as large' completely accessible by air travel, Inoney dwionp In convoys low wino ewe Iss duel., ch 1;ocon avonninstioyou woo. The playing court was as a football field, but the hoop' Mrs. Gray pointed out. Prom of the G.lobo PrOit;oli Co., 4455.1 First street Son Jos* horizontal. "A person can leave Los An- wai CYpross 44414 Echtow;o1, EA 210 Advertising Dept.. Ext. 211 was vertical instead of geles by plane at 11 o'clock in got Subsclit.on Vtir $2.50 pr weir or II por quarto, for mon ASS cord holders. The greatest difference between I the evening and arrhe in Mex- tfh;itic their sport and our basketball was I ico City for breakfast," she said. RAY HASSEEditor TOM ELLISBusiness Manager shown by inscriptions on the sur- Mrs. Gray also has traveled to Elwyn KnigMNews Editor Rich JordanAssociate Editor rounding walls. South America on a 13.000 mile Makeup Editor This Issue JEANNINE SHORT Ai-cording to these pictures, air trip and to many Latin Ameri- the losing team captain suffered can countries, but Mexico in her not only in anguish. but ed' most friendly, phyaieal pain Its %%AI. Ills bark estimation is the V picturesque and colorful country AS broken loser ii stone altar the which she has visited. Ex-Spartan Stars 17i) the aietor,.. in i One group of Mexican "resi- fra dents" who never suffer Iry mal- Wil at 11 1.10 I/11.11, nutrition are the "airplane cats- Coffee Spot ho, according to Mrs. Gray, meet The tiasPa t 1.. '1 Pa each incomigg flight. Simply Good They hoard each plane as the the passengers depart and enjoy a re-I San Antonio at 9th MRS. LILLIAN GRAY qui IS, 11.1, h. n att. rd: past of scraps provided by the air- \ Tra%rls to Mrxiro clos 28- t .111no 11.1.11 I'd a -alit,- vi vo a I v %%folk in By CV DON A1.11sON "Frankly, I'm sick of lookin' at ya I'm '" per and diaina there during lv ii in America, don't appre- goin' down to Bohannon's." Via ono .er fletild,S "keeping ciate our standard of living fully loi,y with her acting she is a until we compare it with a country teirching assistant for three class- where the standard is not so high," es at the unBersity. and was Mrs. Lillian Gray said in regard l):a1 additional tuitional granted an to her trip t., Mexico this summer. ed scholarship for the quarter. Mrs. Gray, an associate profes- 140 lair mg her ',ears as speech and sor of education, traveled by plane drama ma air at S.1S, she was a on her 12th trip to Mexico The 4# member of Black Masque, senior occasion was a three-week vaca- "Known for Good Food" thehd ,t women's homoraiy society. Key tion. Sim cluli. scholarship ho,iorary society; Every American should journey 17 East Santa Cla,a Wh Chi nnega sorority, and is a for- into the interior of Mexico, accord- scc EVELYN McCURDY tiler presiik-rit of Panhellenic corm- ing to Mrs. Gray, if for no other hel ... 1:orrevol In l'Inv o it reason than to learn the art of re- nyc laxation. hit "They don't worry about time Bri In Mexico," sto: e ttttt merited. "If 1 los you shititlil ask it hotel %ss itch - J hoard operator for the flow of 6: fey this nhe in liable to reply: '1 Solves a case wiih -the PiPe- eetings don't knots tna he six or sev- that- starts svoleet... smokes en ov'orlooele.- sweet... stays Pleat- AND ANNOUNCEMENTS Iii*N"licalail :qv, Gray SAW Olar. la Illy earliest examples of basket - .I1.11, 11111 %./.. 111,11114 Ill I I. o 11 II 1% h.111. Atv know the sport today, IIIII I I, ,1 1 t r1,11 11,11411.i. / 011X/CE 41 #Al4'K5c/iAE THE SMOOTHESTPAW ' ti rFOR 1,/. P/PA. NO MORE Valk' 704'E O'ER OREM() ilit11111.11I1 .‘11_1,t1 "Tli ikei fest* that fells the foto" ..141.11111...% ft." 1 1/111.1 hit III1 hurt lii'. iii tErmE c;/YE J't'UA eta' Cr risioixte I P/Ar- Snider's Donut Shop cif %. Itovarol ',non for to A WE Mal MEASURE/ /Ai' NONEY-TREATE0,/ 501 Almaden II he ac- , \ r C. tppli- CY 4 688? - \ ca I ipro. I Ta pe

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IV's Whip Menlo Spartan Cross Country 53-50 in Overtime Season Pleases BrN ant seAlITAN DAILY Coming from behind several times, Coach Bob Wuesthoff's SJS 1 Summarizing the San Jose State ; Larry Purley ran his best race Wednesday, Dec. 12. 1951 junior varsity cagers eked out a 53-50 overtime victory over Menlo' cross country team season, Coach lot' the season and finished in the junior college in the peninsula city last night. Don Bryant predicted yesterday: filth position. Also scoring for SJS With Larry having an off-night, For- r, that Bud Winter, SJS track men- were Rotten, Azevedo and Heffner, Spartababe ace, contingent !Grant. ward Dick Brady paced the San Jose squad as he tallied nine field !noxers Stage tor. will field a strong of distance runners this spring. The season iecord tor Bryant's goals and two free threats for as 'warriors consisted of three wins total of 20 points. Veteran trackmen Bob McMul- - .1Get-Together Al Weber, Paul Jennings, Jim I and one loss in dual meet compe- The contest started at a slow len. Grant and Paul Bowen kept in tition. third place in the National pace as neither team could hit the Attend PCC Meet shape and showed improvement AAU meet. and ,he SFS hoop with any consistency in the At Kappa Tau Glenn S. -Tiny" flartranft and during the season, while newcom- Invitational. first quarter. The first session end- Grid Coach Bob Broman re- Kappa Tau hosted Boxing Coach ers Jot- Tyler. Larry Purley, Jerry ed with the score 7-7. turned last night from Carmel, Dee Portal and his novice, junior Emerson and Bob Azevedo protest Working several tricky patterns. where they attended sessions of that they will be valuable assets te the Spartababes grabbed the lead and varsity boxers last night in the Pacific (mist Conference the Spartan cinder squad. The Coffee Spot in the first portion of the second an informal get-together at thet meeting along (lith other frame. Diminutive guards, Carroll fraternity house. The Spartan harriers conducive Simply Good *coaches and faculty niernhers. the season Saturday: by niacin... Williams and Don Stiles paced the Peval discussed the recent no- attack. Stiles made one of the best - - second in the San Francisco Stat., San Antonio at 9th vice and junior tourney plays of the night during this drive and com- Invitational meet. The Univer- anddribbled mented on the forthcoming varsity: of California took top honor!. as he took a rebound PKA Cops 9th the length of the court to score season IA hieh will find the Spartans Tyler paced the, Spartans by Universit, with a backhand lay-up shot. Two facing their greatest schedule. ing second behind Combellack-Pfeifle quick goals scored by Menlo in the /mural California ace. Norm Greene. Ile.... Victory The varsity slate includes tough TIRES RECAPPED closing seconds tied the score at ever. Tyler managed to defeat San champ Spool Low P'iCe1 to StudllOtS 28-28 as the half ended Pi Kappa Alpha moved another dual matches with NCAA Francisco State's Walt Boehm. The ' 054 S. First Cr 4.113t Menlo grabbed the lead as the notch closer to the inter-fraternity Michigan State, Minnesota, Idaho. latter outran Tyler twice du,-,ti: WSC and Gonzaga. dual meets. peninsula five tallied on a tip-off grid crown by extending their un- early season Refreshments were served later -- play to open the third quarter. The beaten string to nine games with Spartababes fell five points behind in the evening. and trailed for the rest of the a convincing 20 to 0 victory over quarter. Center Bud Hjelm, who Sigma Pi, Monday afternoon. For the treat of your played his best game to date, foul- The PKA's need only a win over Mae. Tafol a Box ed out. Hjelm looked good at the Delta Sigma Gamma tomorrow to young life post position as he opposed Jim earn the right to meet Delta Up- Crane. 6'8" Menlo pivotman. In liedtood uty Try a "French-dipped- bee b -q A serfes of goals by Brady in silon, independent champions, for the closing minutes brought the the intramural title. Four Spartan boxers and Coach sandwich at Spartababes back into the contest. Today's intramural slate: Sigma Dee Portal will journey to Red- When the final whistle blew the Alpha Epsilon vs. Delta Sigma wood City Saturday night to par- scoreboard read 4949. Menlo was Gamma, Field 3; Phi Sigma Kap- ticipate in a big wrestling, boxitly held to one free throw during the pa vs. Kappa Alpha, Field 2; Sig- gymnastic and trampoline progra.; Paul's Bar-B-Q overtime session, while Bill Kaffer ma Pi vs. Lambda Chi Alpha, which is being staged to aid that 40 EAST SANTA CLARA ST. hit a goal and a charity toss and Field 4. , ; city's drive to open a blood bank. Brady caged a free shot for SJS. Monday's results' SAE 1, Delta! Ex-varsity standouts, Mac Mar The SJS scoring went as fol- Sigma Phi 0, forfeit; Alpha Tau tines and Al Teafoya will box three lows: Brady, 20; Hjelm, 11; Stiles, Omega 25, Lambda Chi Alpha 7;Irounds, while Al Accurso and Dick 6: Hodgeson, 6; Williams. 4; Kat- Delta Sigma Gamma 14, Sigma! Bennet, both from Redwood City, ACCURACY BEAUTY CONVENIENCE! fer. 4; and Heffner, 2. Nu 0. I will stage a comedy bout. Portal has promised to recite the famous "Casey at the Bat." cpePt06-cCPipt4 by DICK RUTHERFORD Orr,

In a pre-stason forecast of Pa- dilate physical education major. cific. Coast basketball teams pub- still be a member of an all-stai lished annually by Look magazine.' soccer team that will battle it out TAKE OUT Coach Walt McPherson' s Spartan this Sunday in San Franci, cagers were given a fifth place! Golden Gate park for berth, Box Lunches rating among the prominent inde- the 1952 U.S. Olympic soccer teao; pendents. As of this writing, San: Three players will be chosen, who Assorted Jose State tops the list of indepen- will then join players from other dents. with three triumphs with- epics for final trials back east. Sandwiches Clara, USF, and out a loss. Santa Mangiola has been a star goalie above the St. Mary's, all rated for the S.F. Athletic club for the early re- Spartans, have suffered past three years. In 1950 the SF- SAN JOSE vearsals. AC, paced by the Italian born Clark lilts Stride youth, lost out in the finals of BOX LUNCH pivot man, George Clarke, 6'6" the Pacific Coast Amateur soccer 135 E. San Antonio living up to advance billing as Is championship, after copping the cage- Off 4+h St. one of the star veteran coast North' ; ' I fornia title. men of 1951-52. Clark, in his senior year. already has proven his worth in the Spartans' three games pia., OMEGA ed to date, that made him the' DO YOU HAVE "TERM PAPER BLUES?" court scourge of '49-50. That sea- son he held All-American Charley "Chuck" Share, Bowling Green's If so, banish those worries by acting now! riAiffeae 611' center, to 11 points in a bril- Our special Student -Rates and up-to-date liant Cow Palace performance. Thinnest self-winding watch in the world! Can't typewriters enable you to turn in a neat, Coach Ted Mumby has an im- be over-wound. Because the slightest move- pressive list of grappling success- accurate Term Paper with minimum es to his record. in six years as of effort. ment of your wrist keeps the mainspring fully Spartan wrestling coach his teams have won six Northern California wound, it operates at peak efficiency every mo- Junior wrestling championships. A complete line of typewriters for rent or sale ment that you wear it. Handsome, ton and He previously had three others to give him an unbroken string of world renowned for accuracy! 14K gold filled, nine straight junior titles. If the MODERN OFFICE MACHINES COMPANY 18K gold applied figure $71.50. In 14K an- Spartans also should cop the 64 E. San Fernando Street call CV 3-0770 gold, $175.00. Prices include Federal tax. nual Pacific Association Novice a, wrestling tourney to be held this a Saturday in the Men's gym, would he the third consecutive UP TO A YEAR TO PAY! novice AAU crown for Mumby's SHOE REPAIR SERVICE Ins linen, Spartan In Olympic Try-out WHILE U WAIT NO MONEY DOWN Spartan Mare, .:iola, gra- - NO INTEREST, NO CARRYING CHARGES eSCheliiiIt's ma Nab, ('1.; -dules for next quarter SHOE REPAIR PRICES now ale on sale in the 3parta: Shop, R. M. Atkinson manage; announced yesterday. The schee TOO HIGH? tiles call f,,r 19 rolif. olio. one, cc, tax. MASTER SPECIAL RATES FOR ALL , CAMPUS ORANIZATIONS COMPARE OURS COBBLER 91 SO. FIRST STREET Angel Food Donuts ifei- 35S Fo CY 1012 16 E. SAN FERNANDO ST. 4 %.1111ITAN DAIL% Wednesday. Dec 12, 1961 Author Gi Fes Junior Council Wraps Counselor Work (hiss Advice Camp Food Basket Parcels tor Writing Canned food collected during the: was held on the bands available to for the affair. Opcu to SJS Students ' junior class Food Basket drive was !Play . ISs PARK %RA 1{111.1-.% !pot into baskets and vvrapped at ' ,.. ": 1,,,,, ,,,, AI lat.s...- -1Retioct: Lir tuttent to ..,.., 'Si ..-d page,- said Miss on the the council meeting held Mondaj Vol . -eidiriis los touglii Iltilf.W. up- ri.t. I, .tnip cooneelor nest Naomi John White. prominent psi" slimmer :ire isouring in. he %Lit- . afternoon. S A . SHOW . author. ,,, ,...,,,, 1,. ,,, cit Ost the %.11-1..II 1%pes, natter, "The drive was a great success, ' I.,: via., u,h,a v, In a talk before Miss Rae }fen- min...lore ill be the 'noel in .. !real troldorsis i..- . ' r!. derson's English IC class Fridaj stated Tom Evans, drive commit- California: cY 3-70'37 t., see as ,,,,, I' I! il - afternoon, she advised students to, lee member. "We had about 17 M iiiir%111P said that only twe .. -.itarit prlik. . , , ' ,, ,i,, ' . Put emotion in your stories. espe- %rodi- el baskets lull of canned "Two Tickets ToBroadway" e nts w in ked as nature MIMI - (laity the strong emotions like hush 4.4,00ds. The food was taken to I ,. ,,, ,, i, ,,,,,,.,. ..,,,t, ,ii,.. d seinrs last summer. Due to lack lrr.e. rage and grief." doss ii IN THE DEEP SOUTH ie. i,o, ye sas "pow tondo-, fia ' of :ifildieants, he had to torn Miss White advised young writ- O'Connor hospital the distribu- "DRUMS remiest,-(1 I!! ,,,’ -,' I Si other (lamps that had ..'s to take courses in correct lion center for the agency which i it' lits no similar jobs know will see that the food goes to the wriiirik,r. "It's important to United Artists: CY 3-1953 6 "I ;imp counseling mirk Is the rules." she explained. "If you needy families." .1 - speciallj salisable 10 threw who oiro't know the rules, you won't Carol Larson, class secretary. "THE RACKET" or tin - attributed the drive's "huge suc- Irian to leech." he declared. "Not know %at* you're successful Robert Mitchum & Lizabeth Scott .ails sperience ces54' to the wonderful cooperation PIC-A-RIB would rain this successful." LONGHORN" "THE day lir derelitiK is ith Lid.. lost oho; I "Those who want to write, of the fraternities and sororities William Elliott Special Feature Edi 0 1111114. 1:04.11 rec 'million. 'should read" Miss White me:- oho contributed cans of food at ove hich ohoold prose belptol %t hen gested. "I read everything. zither- the Novice Boxing tournament. CY 2-6778 gaz Bar-B-0 Burger Ines graduate. In addition. they tisements tin can labels .. ." A picture of the council mem- Studio: . in earn op to %.-.11 per week phoi : Miss White livk in Burlingame. hers engaged in food wrapping eag Coli CYpr.. .spenses.- . Ifer r..al name is Mrs. E E. SO- was taken by a photographer for "THE MOB" I IP. Ito pro. len,. A graduate of the l'hisepsity publication in the junior class' With Broderick Crawford in- Torn.. 138; W CARLOS recorrlitial-il tia'racrli the of Oklahoma. she originally page in La "NEVER TRIA A GAMBLER" to receive her Itoctor's de- The council decided to hold the frurn (.) 4' 11li,e111 FA/Walton and tended Dane C'ark II hpial 1.11,. tiVpArt1114111S MON! .....11.1 ui English, hut a teacher at Forthcoming Junior Prom in San CLOSED Mr-rMAYS three was tot thi Santa the universitj eneomaged her to Jose. A committee of Padre: CY 3-3353 o ...aim'. carvipa are write and she attaned an M.A. in selected to investigate suitable rl' instead. sites for the dance. Discussion also I '"olsb4sl in flit. college. Undo.i. that Field I,. Tchn;colca . email% set-up, sixth grade Miss White has had published I "CROSSWINDS" I about 60 stories in such magazines ...N.., hold six -week camps dur- For your prscriptions. drugs and I John Payne & Rhooda Fleming GIFTS "Sat - the fall and spring ' as "Ladies' Home Journal," cosmetic needs, corn. in to . . 1 BASKETBALL FIX" 111,4.4.'11.d Anti 1).0,1t,ite - THE Evening Post." "Woman's "More nilints urday John Ireland u.sses.ii :sled 11012ssim .1 p.. iiirr than 60 Si.Pi s I art Companion" and "Seven - MORMEADFLEMING It, sersed as counselors in iht. iforne a silt ut florahe. I' 111*,1. s hit DRUG CO. the Slnile. of her stories have .11,11 31111111O1, urirt /.. 1,101.: rani... said Nit-. llar-'1"en.- Peesereptfon Narnrtaerst's CY 4.0083 Canadian, Australian Gay: hen ISA r hecuro Aprons and Val" .1111. 'appeared in 100 SO Z40 STREIT SAN JOSE, C1.111 Cc...., 2-4114 rand Swiss magazines. fnm Mr. Hor%111e, oho also .ers-e% "THUNDER ON THE HILL- want to write. __ Lib -STATIONERY as chairman of the Leadership "If you really r-i m...1.-r-.r.v-w-,,r-v,r-m,-v-.,.-.--w-ji Colbert Ann Blyth fief you will write and sell." she told Claudette & %Lollar tanwor. hurts tosalits Training cot lllll ittee tor the mai ss 'Hine 10..$011-1,1 I .11/Kr ..rirt northern I ahlornia !section of the Massa Advising them not to be SEA HORNET --Rod Cameron The W.. Sic V1.4:, ;,,,,ping ,,,.e ;discouraged, she exclaimed, "An CIRCUS 1 Wont se. 011 ;author usually is considered stic- all year! will lion. claim. that ',I', is a leader in town CY 3-84407: of Mayfair: tree in the training of natiiraliete, eetatill if he sells, one-fourth MAGAZINES CANDY ass( CHRISTMAS CARDS - . what he writes." CIGARETTES TIDE" II 41, "RAGING Ian' illoottralle eampli, 'Ws's% ID 4t1, & Santa Clara Sin. Charles Bickford Shelley W;nte-s & pro' !I h % 111 - HPPY H'IidaY1 Croups Co-sponsor -THUNDER ON THE HILL rnai Claudio. Colbert & Ann Blyth lies 1.1140.11r A will ,falt..n. PAR Photo Service Let US help you Saresge MELVIN Christmas Booth Saratoga: Amn 61 E SANTA CLARA ill So Second St make up that 1\Ii Ii hcme of "Puttini; "CARMEN" bey] Christ back into Christmas." the Box of Canned Goods are Newman club and Student Y are Frnch CastSung in Italian jointly sponsoring a booth this SJS Students 40c Kat week, open from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. of t daily near the Morris Dailey audi- ItiowittALP Chinese Dinners 3-814. torium, according to Dianne Reese, Mission: CY 2.75 for 2 or 3 chairman. It Members of the two groups are "T-MEN" Dennis O'Keefe RINFAURANT CY "3; selling Christmas cards emphasiz- 1 ing the religious aspect of Christ- "NORTHWEST STAMPEDE" SI End of Quarter mas Neither club benefits by the Week Days p en. ?SrNights 35c sales, other than knowing they Banquets are helping to direct students back El RANO40 DRIVE-IN CY 4-204, nad to the real meaning of Christmas, er trateraities 8, sororities said Miss Reese. "RAGING TIDE" o'cl The two groups also arts spon- Shelley Winters & Charles Bickford din 221 F JACKSON ST. Closed Mondlys UPSTAIRS soring a Yuletide display in the "THUNDER ON THE HILL" I a bra ry. Claudette Colbert & Ann 8106 will par SAN JOSE DRIVE-IN CY 5-5005 met See "Bill" Van Arscins!--- BRILLIANT BERNIE pro at "WARPATH" T. In Technicolor be - Suggests trikassifiedsi HALES FOOD SHOP Edmond O'Brien & Dean Jagger of ; Gett.nq your clothes in shape 330 South Second "NIGHTMARE ALLEY" for the holiday season WANTED Tyrone Power & Joan Mendell the Let %noted: T:6pingTerni papers. sift Recommends 'I enries and what ba%e you. Iti'as- the irde rates Phone CY 2-9480. BERNICE'S CLEANERS FOR RENT F, 134 E. Son Salvador Asallablr: Room and board for two girl. Near colleg f`. Good J.,. lump tico end hop oil cempos" meals. pleasant surroundings. 4411 N Seetind street.

For Rent: Rooms for men. Rea- Ins sonable. Harm, comfortable. Board wil apt tonal 406 S Eleventh street. tgo o'cl tor For Rent: Furnished apts oppo- it's of site college Suitable tor men or 1 women CY. 3-0145 Will lease as sea ks hole unit BRIDGEMAN'S of FOR SALE 1 BOOKS For Sale: Too late model port- fre able I'. pew one Royal Deluxe for lat and one Smith-eorona. Inquire at My Chapman street after 5:30 p.m. or Sale: 36 three-window Ford Mechanically A-1. Custom BOWLING/ 1 body, spot and fog lights, white wall tires, skirts. etc. CY 4-116971 we CASH 1.41g4T tit rai Lost: 11rown Purse in Women hei zyiin Monday morning. Contain- sho ..aluables. If found please [VIM str California to information office kg tin The Coffee Spot 54 BRIDGEMAN'S in§ Book Co. Simply Good tel Recreation Center WI wa 134 E San Fernando San Antonio at 9th 375 W. Santa Clara Phone CY 2-2825 so