Flick Cancelled 'ie., sanitaiy, Day. Postponed ering assist. Students Organ- ieants International Toni ;ht's Friday Filets has its "Spon- legtee from igation has postponed been cancelled becaase of the tonight. The universuy 10, nay," acheduled conflict with the Greek Show, re-sched- event has been Bob Eisotman. 'senior miss pres- petal according to Jan. 9, ident, said yesterday. The week- uled for Ta- president, Mohammed ly film attractions will be re- club patiatta sumed next week. WU. SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE 44Dei voi. 47 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1959 NO. 48 it Greek Show Glory stniu. -You ssist SJS Coeds to Musical Comedy Tops Art, Health Buildings 10 p" 'Invading' Tonight's Greek Show SC Campus Fire by Faculty each division after both Under comedy acts night's Ten musical performances. tonight's pointment when you 'f what RY scheduled for The All-(ireek Show origin- Witches ha% e invaded the By ROBERT TAYLOR ire it could have been. of the All. ated in 1948 after Spardi Gras The new multi -million Art formance Santa Clara University cam- "It would probably be much sorority division was discontinued.lhe show was Greek Show and Health Buildings, occu- better as a warehouse," he de- established as a project for pus, but the only ones Morris Dailey Audi- clared. g Sin greek organizations. "caught in the act" claim, pied only a few months, have Other art staff members, who torium. The show was first held in the come under criticism from Show will "We're just `playing the asked to remain unidentified, held The All-Greek American Legion Memorial Hall. faculty and students. tomorrow night at 8 the opinion that the building was continue In the 1949 show, 13 fraternities role'." fraternities will stage "better than the old building" in em when seven and sororities performed in the The Art Building is "a in the men's divi- SJS coeds Mari-lyn Henry. Tower Hall, but it "doesn't have oriety acts event. The show was held every good classroom building," ILZ competition. much aesthetic appeal." on of the year except 1957, when no per- freshman, and Carole Warren, but Horst Be La Croix, assistant sponsored by Theta The four-story Health Building The show, formance was scheduled. sophomore, both speech and drama professor of art, said it is "an is free to the received less critical comment. but Chi fraternity, Last year's architectural stupidity." winner in the so- majors, recently joined the Clay Health Service Director Thomas public. rority division was Kappa Kappa The Health Building is "taking presenting acts to- M. Greene Players for two of the J. Gray. M.D., said that the build- Sororities Gamma with "What do we think care of us pretty well but is about be Chi Omega, pid bewitching roles in "Bell, Book ing is nearly full. night will about men." The fraternity winner full to capacity" already. The build- Delta Gamma, Kappa Del- and Candle," opening Wednesday, "I don't know how much fur- !IF, Mu, was Lambda Chi Alpha with "Sin- ing has no intercom. Kappa Gamma, Al- Dec. 9, at 8:15 p.m. for a four- ther we'll be able to expand," he )PY ta Kappa ner Man." WI Kappa Alpha Theta, night run in the University Audi- These evaluations of the col- added pha Phi, In 1956 the winners were Sigma soh Phi Beta, Sigma Kappa torium, Lafayette and Franklin lege's newest buildings a-e repre- An intercom, which should ham Gamma Alpha Epsilon and Sigma Kappa. Zeta. streets. sentative samples. Greatest crit- been part of the original plans," and Delta The 1955 top honors went to Pi Competitors in the fraternity Miss Henry, recently seen as a ieLsm was heaped upon the Art is missing from the building, Dr. Kappa Alpha and Alpha Chi tomorrow night will be blonde servant girl In the SJS Gray said. division Omega. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Sigma Phi production of "She Stoops to "The architects eithe- didn't Epsilon. Delta Sigma Phi, Lamb- Conquer," has the leading role know about or care about the ..e- as Gillian floiroyd, a young quirements of an ITS da. Chi Alpha, Theta Xi, Sigma art buitchn :qua:2

and other student body members, the decorators arrange the dec- e Today Dean Burton added. If a petition is not turned in by

the planning director declared: orations to fit the style of the But the Art Building's major the deadline, the candidate's only local go- Signups End "The present mode of home. Today is the last day to pick up drawback is that it faces the recourse is a write-in vote, he said. the au- Children's vernment does not possess Miss Ann Ballarian, assistant and file applications for the AWS wrong way. Art Department staff Posters will go up Monday. The to be Students interested in serving thority to do what needs professor of art, will design one I Christmas Door Decoration Con- agreed. Studios should have win- elections are set for Thursday and as Spartacamp counselors and dis- done." Play Debuts display. The other homes will be test. The applications are avail- dows facing north to catch the Friday of next week. cussion leaders have until 4 p.m. Children and the aging are th, arranged by local decorators, able in the Student Activities Of- even light, said Dr. Be La Croix. "I've noticed that few of the today to sign up in the Student two main concerns of the count The homes will show decora- fire, Adm242, and the Administra- "About 60 per cent of the studios candidates have read the ASB Union. planning department at the pre- Tomorrow tions for the whole house and tion Building Information Booth. face west and south." he added. Constitution," Alexander said Don Brown, Spartacamp direc- sent time, Belser said. In order to different arrangements for Us, Greek houses and living groups "The U-shape is basically bad. "It's of the utmost imortance tor, said yesterday that 13 per- plan housing, recreation and other By JERRY :\kt.11111N bag room, family room, kitchen, are eligible to enter the annual anyway." that candidates be familiar with sons hme left their names with facilities for them, Belser said Drama Editor den and hedrooms. contest. This year's theme is Many drawing studio windows the positions they're running for." Mrs. Dorothy King, Student Un- the planning department has been Based on the theme that Spartan V members will be "Christmas Around the World." have been covered so that light ion secretary. de- setting up tracts and housing "laughter a n (1 happiness hostesses at the homes during the Decorations for the door can enters only through the top. Approximately 40 persons are velopments. "There should be skylights" on the he enjoyed every- tour. San Jose homes to be dee- not cost more than $5. accord- Seeded for the leadership camp "Now we're beginning to wonder should orated are the Fred A. Wool home, lag to AWS contest chairman third floor, the professor said, for Eight Will Go in he held at the Assilomar Con- if we shouldn't have something dif- where," "Greensleeves' Mag- 10790 Ridgeview Way; the R. E. Sue Schwartz. ideal working light. ferenee groin& in Monterey, ferent than conforming lots all ar- ic," by Marian Jonson. will Simoni home, 325 Crest Drive; the Participating groups must have "It does have a lot of floor Marsh 19 and 20. ranged plattoon fashion. The pub- have its mythical kingdom M. J. Summer home, 1766 Patio; their house doors decorated by space," said Dr. Be La Croix. "In To AWS Meet Two hundred and ten campers, lic is not satisfied in pill boxes the A. C. Zeller home, 1336 MM- Dec. 14. Some time during the day any case it is much bette- than tomorrow by chil- i half of them men, postage stamps!" he declared. invaded the old place, but it's a sad disap- . . will meet to on dren of every age in the Studio nesota Ave.; the Pat Hughes home, judges will vie w the doors to de- discuss problems of Asked if there is no alternative ,tend an Associated Woirer Stu- leadership. Theater, SD103, at 10 a.m.. 1 and 1751 Cleveland, and the Hollis termine the best decorated Half the r amselors and but for Santa Clara County to be- .,::10.7nr.11:1.sollavte meet at Chico State discus- 3 p.m. Loue,g Jr. home, 2533 Cottle Ave. "Judging will probably be dor, sions leaders also will be men. come "another Los Angeles Coun- houses can us" The play, directed by John R. Tickets are available at the after dark so SJSAnnual Prospect i e counselors will be ty," Belser replied: K e r r, associate professor of Student Affairs Business Office, lights," Miss Schwartz announced The theme of the meeting will interviewed Dec. 8, 9 and 10, "There's one other alternative: drama, and starring Ray Baptista 11116, or at the Spartan Y. Tick- A first place perpetual trophy ' be "Let's Break the Thought Bar- Brown said. leave." in the title role, is directed at ets also may be purchased at the will be presented this year in ad- Main speaker will be Miss - Blood Driv C tier.- youngsters from 6 to 12, and will homes on the tour Sunday. The dition to small trophies to he kept h:athe-ine Towre, dean of women be done in the arena style of p-o- cost is 75 cents with a student by the winning living center and at the University of California at Special Urged duction, with the audience sur- body card and $1.50 without, two runners-up. Next Wee Berkeley. Program on three rounding the play area Patricia Moriarty, State AWS sides. The annual Selah Pereira president. will lead a discussion Interspersed with singing, slap- Blood Drive gets underway group.. comedy and fantasy, "Green- e Othe s attending from State For stick world wire :.t SJS next week with the ac- ' are land Student concerns a COHEN - Miss Exceptional sleeves' Magic" ai I ::i i;lt CHARGE LAID ON Janet Douglas. associate tual student donation day set longago when a ban was LOS ANGELES (UPli Former mobster Mickey Cohen and a dean of students; Miss Terri By dents with high grade point av- of Gal- JOHN HOPKINS on singing. dancing or friend were booked yesterday on suspicion of murder in connection for Thursday. ; yin. activities adviser: Kay erages are honored. placed Illodg- Honors n mean ruler. with the slaying Wednesday night of an underworld figure in an Italian Pledge cards and permit ; ett, Ca-olyn Cottrell, programs that seek Until recent years, honor pro- laughing by Claire Ches. mamby-pamby king, por- restaurant in San Fernando Valley. a Barn I.inda Hardin. and Dos-- out "exceptional students grams were reserved for students The slips will be available at Sue by Benny Shelton, has George Bart Piscitelle, 28, one of the men Identified as sitting boothIn the Outer Quad Monday win. early with high grade points, Dr. Cohen trayed in college" and offer three daughters who cannot un- at Cohen's table in the Sherman Oaks establishment, also was booked through Thursday. Students untie' told SJS, San Jose City College them derstand the rule which is on a similar charge in the gangland-style shooting of Jack Whalen, 39, 21 must have permission from special treatment are and area high school administra- A. SPARTANS kept strictly enforced by the a convicted extortionist and "muscle man." Whalen was killed when their parents to donate blood. advocated by tors Wednesday. Dr. J. W. grand duchess, Cecilia Winokur. he punched an unidentified man in the face, witnesses said. A $1500 plaque is awn lied mina Er Cohen. director of the Inter- EFFORT FOR INFERIOR rhe king's daughters, played by DAM BURSTS; San SWEPT TO DEATHS ally to the California College or Sarah Claus was in tniversity Committee on the He said "nine times as much Susan Fincher, Alicia Rodrigues FREJL7S, France (UPDThe five-year-old Malpasset Dam burst university with the best blood edu- a real snit about and Janis Fisher, are persuaded to cation and recruitment program II Superior Student, effort was devoted to keeping the apart early yesterday, sending a wall of water raging down on this Nick's Christmas sing, dance and laugh when a for a school year. Dr. Cohen. student in college as in sleepy Riviera town, leaving behind possibly more than 300 dead. The g:ft. There just from Boulder, Colo., inferior stranger .--"Greensleeves" ap- &I% wen the platine for the 111 left French press said there were 500 dead and missing. anything yesterday after a two-day providing opportunities for gifted pears and makes wierd sounds. past several yearn, according to II wasn't study BENSON TO UNDERGO SURGERY TODAY good enough (and Of the SJS honors student s." which he calls "laughing" and Dianne Fammatre, drive chair- and Program WASHINGTON I UPDAgriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson a speech pointing to the mer- "Now things are different In carries on strange antics, which Man. 'nexpensive enough) ha will undergo surgery today for the removal of his gall bladder, Waller a the new institutions," the professor he calls "dancing." The award was started in 1951 program which is many Reed Army Medical Center announced yesterday. A spokesman said 'or him. So she 'Increasing in numbers pursuit of excellence, Set design is by J. Wendell after Selah Pereira, a community anti scope" said. "The the 60-year-old secretary, one of the members of President Eisen- slt down in the many colleges and universities. not post grades, begins with the Johnson, costume lay Leon Braun- leader in San Jose, was strickenwith Dr. hower's original cabinet, entered the hospital Wednesday night. The s:eigh and thought Cohen's program would freshman year." er; and lighting by Kenneth Dorst. a serious Illness and died in seek hospital said the operation was ordered because Benson has been suf- deeply for one net special students as early Ile believes such programs will The play will continue on Sat- a local hospital. aN fering "intermittent acute attacks of gall bladder cholic." possible" and try to give them do much to "overcome cleavage be- urday, Dec. 12, at the same times Pereira needed blood donations II entire minute. What Pe. ater opportunities, such as spe- tween humanities and science for tomorrow's performances. REJECT CHESSMAN'S APPEAL, ASKS MO.SK badly. Though the donations failed in does he like and cial classes cam- Tickets may he purchased at WASHINGTON (UPD - - California Attorney General Stanley to save him, the immediate corn- seminars; and summer courses" that exists on many .111 need? ... GANT of according to Dr. 0. Clinton puses. the College Theater box office Mosk yesterday urged the U.S. Supreme Court to reject the latest munity response inspired a drive II New Haven shirts Williams said such an either by mail or telephone, be- appeal of convict -author Caryl Chessman, who has carried on a legal in his name. coordinator of the col- Dr. Cohen also from 1/At Just 1.95 lege hiimauities teach- tween 1 and 5 p.m.; phone number fight against death in the gas chamber for 11 ta years. If SJS reaches its drive quota, a 111 program. honors program stimulates At MS. a conventional as well as students. Superior is CYpress 4-6414, ext. 363. Tick- Mosk said in a brief filed with the high court that all the ques- blood credit bank is created for 0 ars hon. ers %poem Is need, Dr. Williams students require superior teach- ets are 50 cents for any of the six tions raised by Chessman have been settled by the high tribunal pre- the use of any student and his bald. V ROOS Generally, only senior atu- ers, he said. performances. viously. family. Friday, December 4, 1959 Editorial 2SPARTAN DAILY LITTLE MAN ON. CAMPUS music Lecture, Performance Look Below the Facade Given Monday,aliaund;r73.vshiicer, .Tuesday Robinson, associ- J. In his tall, Tuesday on Soviet law very admirable. But a glance beneath the Miss Frances Erlerulsort, in'uft,Ns4.n. professir of music, will pre- will perform r,f facade reveals that the Russian government ate at Tuesday; changes since the death of Stalin, Professor illustrated lecture, "Eur- Survey of Music sent an Literature Glenn G. Morgan said that the effect of remains a "government of men and not of and Sounds," Mon- 0 dam, ope, Its Sights ac.mtu.),Caloizzratrellailu. Ann 8. the changes has been to "strengthen Soviet lawa government of expediency and not thly night at 7:30 in M1'25. ' 'rights' tit man." lecture, sponsored by the legality in the eyes of the world press," of the natural The Peggy Bari, Glenda of student chapter of the Music Ed- Parked thus painting a democratic picture of Rus- khrushchev's denunciation the "law- Ruth Williamson, Karen ucators' National Conference, will Jaeobsan, sia in world public opinion. lessness" of Stalin's regime and his concern Barbara Johnson, Noreen be free and open to the public. Nora. khrushchev can boast of no more for the individual rights of the Russian peo- helm, Michael Now Miss RobInson's European tour Chang, John Gomez. night raids, no "rehabilitation ple is a clever propaganda move. sponsored by Mu Phi Epsi- Stephen Janzen, secret police was J. D. Nichols and camp" prisoners, nor military jurisdiction Free men everywhere must meet it with lon, national professional music Ma nuel Pa ft m4: the over civilians. vigorous adherence to truth and principle. sorority. The tour Included festh ais of Europe. All these changes on the surfaee seem P.F.E. music Next year she plans to make an African safari. She will visit K B M Oberammergau's RENT A Brussels, Paris, TYPEWRITER .`Cage' Cleaning Needed Passion Play, and the Middle East Special Stticicnt Rafe en route. MON IFIS * * * KENNEDY3 Y BUSINESS H$ S Whether books should be placed on a possible for students to know whether books 96 E. San Fernando CHINES Choraliers, directed by Wil- CY 2.1501 library's open shelves is always a difficult are in the "green card cage" or on open The decision for any librarian to make. shelves. The listings in the card catalog wykAavenk, Actio. )41.k. zipz.k.,/iMr-isj, .D.V.r..../DRALIAMIX /DJ 4.2.1.eqg make no mention of this. Students must Those that are easily damaged, such as _ art books and books which have loose plates have a book's call number before they can 1.1 Old World Charm in Dining POY, I LIKE COLLEGE! I PINT HAVE TIME TA and tables, should be protected. check it out of the cage. IN i-HGNSCHCCt. AN MY GRADES WERE LOUSY, PLAY FOOTBALL 1.34 Most Beautiful But books on sex and some so-called College Librarian Joyce Backus said "I America's Hofbrau "dirty" novels should he evaluated very don't know how some of those things get in Authentic Barvarian Food carefully before being locked up. there. We must go over that cage and re- Faculty pressure should not keep books move some books which shouldn't be editor's report Music Every Night now, the there." off the open shelves, as it does Jim Adams San Jose State's FRED SOETJE SJS librarian admitted. We hope that Miss Backus does her Three Events to Kick Off Culture Program America's greatest Rinky-Tink Piano styl; t But at San Jose State, it is even im- house cleaning soon. R.I. The cultural affairs program--a pet Student Council project --is expected to get under way next semester with three top programs. Billie Gallagher Die Rhinelander "We're going to start off with a big splash," says Stephanie Green, on the piano Band Sahara Oil Co. the pro- 'Wild Strawberries' Tells new Cultural Affairs Committee (CAC) chairman. "At first gar/.? BEST GAS PRICES grams will be strictly for entertainment; later on we'll have deeper den 43 IN SAN JOSE presentations," she said. 4116tau AT "But this isn't going to be what people call 'long-hair'." Of Old Man's Fear of Death 51 SO MARKET ST. CY 7-2002 SECOND & WILLIAM Just what the programs will be next semester has not been de- By RON NIII.U.11 matic knockout punches, the weird cidedthe committee is officially two days old nowbut Miss Green CraIrst trir - Writer-director Ingmar Berg. "Wild Strawberries," is now play- is determined they'll be good. PAULS CYCLES man, the Swede some call the best ing at the Towne theater, Following the off-with-a-big-splash theme, the Council may allot director now working in films, hit "Strawberries" is a gloomy, $5000 to the committee to get started on. FOR FUN AND HEALTH Yank critics this year with all the subjective tale of an old man's Bicycles for 1 force of his countryman Ingemar fear of both death and the "liv- Rent * * * Johansson's big right hand, big death," loneliness. In an op- Jazz and popular concerts, formerly handled by the Social Af- 1435 The Alameda CY3-9766 Bergman's pro- ealIVIS mut. One of Bergman's powerful cine- ening sequence, fairs Committee, will be taken over by CAC. Miss Green says her On tagonist, an aging Swedish doc- committee will work closely with (Author of "I II as a nen-age Dwarf ","7'he Many tor, dreams he is lost in a lonely college departments (music, speech Loves of Dobie Gillis", etc.) The Best Mexican Food street of vacant buildings. A and drama) on special projects. clock on the side of a building North of the Border affairs has no hands but beats with the What kind of cultural 53" junior muffled thumping of a human does the hazel-eyed, AMERICAN LITERATURE: to bring here? She names MEXICAN DINNER heart. plan ITS CAUSE AND CURE them: Soup or Salad, Stuffed Pepper, Bergman's hero sees a man $150 standing at the end of the street Musicsymphonies, well-known Today, as a service to students of American literature, this Rice, Beans, Coffie and Dessert and rushes to him. But when he soloists. column presents digests of two classic American noel,: touches the figure, it turns a face- Speakerswriters, news anal- EL CHARRO CAFE less head toward him and disin- its (William Winters was here last THE SCARLET LETTER "Strifty" Hawthorne 799 S. First CY 3-9779 San Jose tegrates on the pavement. The year) among others. by Nathaniel I rightened doctor then sees a Dancersballet, modern dance, This is a heart-rending story of a humble New Eneland lags Open 11 a.m. - 10 p.m. Closed Wed. horse-drawn hearse approaching. folk groups from other countries. named Hester Prynne who is so poor that she does nut have One of the wheels comes off, spill- Art films documentary (the what to eat nor a roof to cover her head. But she is a brave, ng the casket onto the street. Humanities Club already has star- brawny girl and she never complains, and by and by her When a football the doctor looks Inside the ted on this); possibly full-length patience is rewarded: in the summer of 1859 she wins

casket, he sees his own corpse. features. scholarship to Alabama. In this and other dream se- Hard-working Hester soon wins her letter and everyone aye Dramaspecial readings (an art Gordon s quences. Bergman updates and she is a shoo-in for All-Conference honors, but along comes the popular by Charles dramatically wields symbolic ex- form made War Between the States and football, alas, is dropped fur the perimental techniques used In Laughton). STEPHANIE GREEN duration. the '30s by Cocteau, N'igo and Comedy"Maybe. I don't know ... heads culture program Damsel. how much this contributes to culture," she The result is a motion picture * * * that deserves and demands pro- Miss Green believes the program should include controversial -- r longed reflection by the audience peopleon controversial subjects and hopes to bring some of the in place of the usual casual in- personalities to campus that perform in San Jose Civic Auditorium. volvement evoked by lesser works. She says the best time to present many of the programs will be on weekends. "Some weekends there just isn't anything to do. Of All Weather course we'll have to plan the events around the times people will come." Spa2tatiStaihi The 19-year-old art-sociology major admittedly lacks experience in organizing programs, cultural or othrrwise, but this doesn't bother sincerely, TOP COAT 4111010. to do it," she saya "we all are." P.Intered not areond en [II or Snell her. "I'm just going 24. 11131, at sun Jane. I 4111',.rnlie un- It looks as if they will, too. der the net of March 1. 10711. Mem- . . ’’ ber Calif...Iola fliengpoper AnaoclatIo. PublIalted daily by Aspoclated Students of Sea Jose oleryme 5:115 he..s' 41 k/11/(00eilte state College. t osturdey and Students Invited 541P /WS $100 Sunday, during college year. Sub- A-1 Auto Insurance Reg. 29.95 Value ...relations rtecepted only on a re- andader-of-achool-yeser Amnia In Several SJS foreign students Poor Hester goes back to New England. It is a bitter cold Pali et...teaser, 114i to gyring deldell. ter, $2. Cy4-6-111Edliortul will take part in a local women's Pay as you Drive winter and poor Hester, alas, does not have any svann clothing With the purchase of any suit from JIM ADAMS, Editor club Christmas program. except for her football sweater from Alabama, but that, alas, The theme of the Pen Women's hardly wear Winter BILL CRAWFORD. Adv. Mgr, Special Rates for has a big scarlet "A" on the front of it and she can Gordon's newest Fall and program is "International Christ- to DAY EDITOR (this nul . Email., Webb such a thing in New England where Union sentiment rune shades and styles in all Wools, mas" and each foreign student will Married Students high. Gabardines, Worsteds, Sharkskins! News Editor Joanne Osman tell how Christmas is celebrated Pau. Hester, alas, freezes to death. Smart, handsomely tailored suits Copy Editor Paul F. Elders in his homeland. Photo Editor Dan Bauer Phone CH 3-6116 from $49.95. LITTLE WOMEN Sports Editor....Gregery H. Brown PATRONIZE Day or Night by Louisa May "Bubbles" Aleott Wire Editor Pete Walls OUR ADVERTISERS The Marches are a very happy familyand for no discernibls Society Editor....Geraldine Suit $49.95 Garden reason. They are poor as snakes; they work from cockcrow to Art & Music Ed Phyllis Mackall evensong; their dear old father Philip is away with the Cake Top Coat 1.00 Drama Editor Jerry Nachman armies; and they can't do a thing with their hair. Public Relations YOUR DOWNTOWN DRUG STORE Still, nothing can dampen the spirits of madcap Mee, jocular BOTH $50.00 Director R. L. Remington REXALL next to Woolworths 3o, buoyant Beth, animated Amy, and crazy old Mariner', Officer Manager Karen Mack the merry March girls laughingly call their lovable mother. Advertising Staff: Robert Bertram Wil- Well sir, one Christmas the March girls get an invitation 1C liam Crawford, Wilson Creek, James ball. They are dying to go because they never have any furl, at Gilligan, Stephen Hall, Bruce Kemper, hog-rendering Lynn Lucchetti, Marcie McClelland, all except maybe a few chuckles during the Karen Mack, Steve Maritakis, Bill Ma:. season. But Beth reminds her sisters that they can hardly go NO MONEY DOWN loom Russell Pecoraro, Robert Polasek, traipsing off to a ball and leave gmor Mannee all alone at Dale Pratt, Dave Pricken, Tom Stewart. Christmas time. The sisters swear a lot, but they firoAllY ere No Payments until January, 1960 Photo Staff: Bernard Aronsfem, Bob with Beth. Christman, James K. Lewis, Ed Rape. Marquee, however, will not hear of it. "Land's sakes, little In+ernational Cred;* o0r4 Soo++ Turner. B,Invv-re,-;,-Jv-d _ women!" she cries. "You must go to the ball and have some fun. There will be fruit punch and Toll House cookies 10 EVERYTHING FOR THE STUDENT STUDENT Early American sandwiches. Best of all, there will be morns Men's Apparel Jewelry Kitchen Appliances CHRISTMAS is on at REXALL dancing. Oh, how your father and I used to love that!" Cameras SPECIALS "I never knew father could dance," cries Meg. BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS NOW AND SAVE "Oh yeah?" cries Marmee. "You should have seen Fhb LUBRICATION . $1.50 monis." CAR STORAGE-Monthly Rates "Was Philip a good morriser?" cries Jo. LATEST STYLE IN SWEATERS NITE PARKING $7 "The best?" cries Marines. "Philip could monis in soft ps1 6 p.m. ONE DOLLAR HOLDS ANYTHING flip-top natural mildness! Pullovers and Carciigan, to 8 a.m. or box and was full of fine, fresh, The girls are cheered to hear this and go to the ball libirTf5 Boat Neck Pullovers in popular shade Day and Nite $10 TILL XMAS. (Lay it away) stays home alone, but soon gets a wonderful surprise: PluliP Burnished Gold, v.ctio Trailer of Olive tones and Rentals comes back from Auto and Towing Service the war! When the girls return from the ball, they find Marmee and CONTINENTAL SLAX STYLED BY HARRIS Brake Servic Charge it on First Nat'l or Batters; Bankainericard. Philip morrising, and they cry "Huzzah!" and throw their poke Tuneups Take 6 months to pay. bonnets in the air, where they are to this day. Gordon's Dept. Store BREHM BROS: - 0.1 199 S. FIRST St. Free Parking in all City Lots And speaking of literature, In our book the best selection cigarettes on Philip 3forris the market today comes from Open Every Night Until 9 p.m. ACROSS FROM CAMPUS FIRST STREET REXALL DRUG STORE Inc.Marlboro filters: new Alpines, high filtration and hi

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December's (I'm going round in circl. ' Isodus- bank of the Thames. It is called -time of the ly"- that's Greensleeves denda most exciting- which is again). The Palo Alto cot fee house Parker, /Ind JLItla NACHMAN Dear and Glorious Physician - 'Chelsea and it is full of artists, plays, concerts and pretty close to "Greenteleeves Ma- Is now ren Jacobsot. fear. Ballets, offering a special $1 stu- sc riters and beat niks. it that way. gic" which will be presented Drama Editor Christmas make to- dent admission lee Wednesday ;oreen Nom. * TWO MAJOR ERRORS evident in "A The Ugly American-VT ;um J. I. Leaves" pianist Boger morrow and next Saturday in the ni hts to Summer Place,' at the "Autumn seey Los Flatus - and B.,rd John Gomez, presenting a spe- Studio Theater at 10 IA Theater, are: first, that Warner Bros. decided to make this little erar Lqer.a L. 4 p %imams will he a.m., 1 and .3 cocoa de la &alma dance at the, ). as part of the p.m. Speech and !acting lark available to the public; and two, that professionals such as This Devil's Advocate-'. Nichols arid night drama studeu-. 'unique rooftop night club. Exotic Pizza with a "Personality'. cial PaPs" Arthur Kennedy and Dorothy McGuire have to The Thirteenth Apostle-. Concert Series tomorrow will perform in the children's pliiv toffees, act alongside two fugi- Jose pastries, and cheeses also The Pr.nr San Civic Auditor. tii;,,,cnsat fj uroem .Aa sseuvneicnt he rgpr aladcee.Clitsrls2Tatsiouplusgeoritec, .Shannieduriaw. r.leehu t a Cave-Rc.t.et, HOUSE OF PIZZA evening at 815 in * * * are available at 642 High St., Palo theToinolyy The Pinkness and the D.., 395 Alrnodt-n Ave. CY 7.9905 The sorority gals will OHM Alto. lam t., their talents tonight in Morris colors the audience notices are black and white. * * * Dr. Zhivago - E..P., sr, Dailey as the 10th annual All - All the Kindly People are lined up on one side of the sereen The earthy, Greek Show is presented. Don't interprethe folk and all the Huddles on the other; this Is so the audience will not NON.FICTION singing of Josh White If Rate LEBANON get the idea the show is just for can he confuse the its., forces. Act One A EiM t.uto Repair heard $15 Restaurant greeks---thev tonight at 5:30 :it the Ber- The Status Seekers-V , GENERAL AUTO REPAIR Continental put it oat--bait the "A Slimmer PI aCe" which should have been subtitled "Life Can keley t onamettli lir,ter. Mar- Folk Medicine-I. C SPECIALTY MACHINES MEXICAN Independents e to %stitch It. Be Nauseous" at,,, stars Richard Egan and Constance Fu:-d, who may Cr a LEBANESE For , , Hidnmatic Powerglide 24501 * * * rapidly be written ''It 2c Plein AMERICAN FOODS as "horrible" before going on to the lithe, matt, -student rates- and Going up to the Gay The Elements of Style-,’ 1 City? Why this film brings up- namely Sex. 455 Our E: e E San Salvador CY 5-4247 SHISH-KA-BAB not make a night of it up on the Starlit.. Room of the Sir Francis * KENNEDY, DESPITE THE DIALOGUE, CY 5-9519 for Reservations manages to Cell Drake Hotel? Cater to Banquets, Pre. Parties Twenty stories his role off superbly; Miss McGuire rates a second-best medal. Ws Organisations Complete Line of Police Uniforms Special Rates to above the town; big, big picture Kennedy plays the villain, married to Miss McGuire, and he 1098 E. Santa Clara St. windows, all add up to one of the drunken nogoodnik, a bitter cynic who owns a defunct, fashion:dd. and Accessories to except Tues. Daily I I ins- pm best views you can get of the city resort in Maine. I S-s-s. I Open Adrian Daniel, Managing -Owner at night. PEERLESS HANDCUFFS It,. is Donahue's father, sand at one instance In the film in- RAINWEAR THUMBCUFFS * * * forms sweet-faced Troy that hls best girl, Miss Dee, is "nothing That "Old Black Magic" man hut a succulent little BELTS AND BUCKLES wench." FLASH MAGNIFIERS Louie Prima (not Billie Daniels) After Kennedy's slur, Troy spits back: "She's NOT Is wench! and deadpan Keely Smith will ?.1 be She's everything a girl should be:" (Could this be a con(rudie- BADGES HOLSTERS making the sounds out at Long- thin? shore Auditorium in S.F. for nine SHOES CLUBS Master Donahue ("A newcomer" -oh, goodie!, always seems ,lander nights beginning tonight. Two if he has mistakenly stumbled onto the set, and has actually come shows on weekends: 8:30 and 11. CAPS POLICE deliver the groceries; his performance is as breathtaking as a is WHISTLES * * * fish sandwich. Bobby Sargent, well-known (Charge Accounts Welcomed) Pau Richard Egan, as Miss Dee's understanding father, sties onee young comedian, will be seen at lifeguard at the "simmer place," but has net anted a illlionaire Lou's Village through tomorrow 002 with yacht, frigid wife and darling daughter lice In tow, S & D Uniform Co. night. Sargent, a writer and ac- lie rekindles 401 EAST SANTA CLARA STREET tor as ;Veil as comedian, uses BOBBY SARGENT an old affair with Miss McGuire arid has himself one ripsnorter of a long, hot summer (3 many different dialects In his . . . comedy "find" with Miss McGuire in the boathouse. blocks from school) The rub occurs when Miss Ford, night club iwt. Ile has three Egan's bitter half, discovers from the gamekeeper that the two have been keeping late shows a night at the Village. tha Schlamme will join "old pro" hours. * * * White for an evening of enter- * HE AND MISS DEE, In December, all thoughts turn tainment that will be a "must" meanwhile (are you still with me?) are doing a little extra -curricular smooching on their about to Christmas and with this in for lovers of genuine folk own in joist ery spot Miss Dee knows of; she never runs low on hideouts. mind, the Hotel Claremont in Ber- * * * SAN JOSE'S POPULAR r_11 - (One snatch of dialogue goes like so: Miss Dee: "Are keley is featuring a Christmas Tip of the Week: Beginning Dec. you bad, .14Intly? live you been bad with girls before?") DOWNTOWN HOTEL Tree Festival today through Dec. 29, the celebrated Polish State COMFORT 10 from 5 to 11 p.m. Folk Ballet will present six pro- it turns out "Johnny" IS had with Miss Dee!: their halos slip for and the movie resolves itself via Hollywood's own bass ackward CONVENIENCE * * * grams of music and dance impor- FRIENDLY SERVICE morality system, with Miss McGuire and Egan emerging the He- Handers "Messiah" will also re- tations at the San Francisco Op- MODERATE RATES ,..the tobacco that outsells mind people of Christmas when it era House. More than 100 cos- roes right along with Miss Dee and Donahue. From $4.50 to $7.00 other imported tobaccos CYprpss all is sung by the San Jose Municipal tumed singers and dancers will Lest we not forget the first couple have adulterated themselves. Drive-in Garage 4-9404 combined! Try it and your 'IRE esocit 'CONSTINCIfON Ire, this Chorus MOnday at the Scottish perform folksongs, Krakowiak the second broken chastity.) FREE OVERNIGHT PARKING very first puff will tell you TflEVIS16$4 Rite Temple at 8:15. The beautiful dances, mountaineer ballets and Heroes come in all shapes nowadays. 845601R ROOM'; why. There's more pleasure Ralph G. Caldwell, Manager toner SkIP E4)LENTAIli in smooth-smoking, even. oratorio is one of the most popular the Polanaise. Tickets are avail- The occasional good screenwriting on "A Summer Place," coupled turning, long-lasting, mild Christmas pieces throughout the able at Sherman-Clay Box Office. with the post-card photography of Cannel, are marred by tile Ti-sic' AMPHORA. MONTGOMERY.. -story and dialogue. -HOTEL Popular priced, and More country. in San Francisco and Oakland. Romance South First St. at San Antonia San Jose, California Ind lass for your money, too- full 2 ounces in every pack! Blended Lot have in Holland. In handy pouches a brave, and tins. come in and try it by her todayl thrust and parry football 'No Need To Check most free, there should be no need merit t ha t students, even those teem, admiration all will be ours. -me um 2 -OZ POUCH to check a citizen's loyalty; the with "evil minds," should be pro- How ran It be that we have Citizens Loyalty' being there-should he tected from the influence of books. ones the assumption deterred so long from giving to of the for the EDITOR: N1r. lianse.n, there are no worry as to the loyalty This paragraph from John these Ivy-covered halls a name plenty of things wrong with the citizens which- comprise it. Milton's "Areopagitica" is perti- which will tell the WORLD that see in the administer- 40' loyalty oath. No student should All I can nent: we are not is pell LOCAL col- have to give written proof of his ing of the loyalty oath is doubt on lege, but a norld college. Removal 'Since, therefore, the knowledge loyalty in a democratic state. The the part of a few that our govern- and mime), of vice is in this world Wouldn't he surprised if the 7-4 loyalty oath is a direct infringe- ment does not appeal to its cid- so necessary to the constituting of C.N. awarded special finals for ment upon our freedom of thought: zens. human virtue, and the scanning of more student parking lots on the for, if a person does not sign the GARY CLEMENS error to the confirmation of truth, , N.W.C. campus; maybe even school oath, he is socially pressured from ASH 9894 Sale how can we more safely, and with sweaters for everyone with a taro. his job, the clubs to which he be- less danger, scout into the regions N.W.C. emblazoned on the fro!,. longs on the assumption that lir- Calls 'Censorship' of sin and falsity, than by reading and back arid collar. "is a communist. He could be , all manner of tractates and hear- And yet more glory. Arai, monarchist or an anarchist. Maternal Instinct' ing all manner of reason? And this may make pilgrimages (I -- This social pressure forces the EDITOR: 1,cking tip books in Everything erfanu, Is the benefit which may be had cornet's of the earth to N .5% individual to think in only the re- cages is a form of censorship, re- of hooks promiscuously read." that they may be lauded with ., Carrcil & Bishop maternal instincts quired form. The lives of many gardless of the 70 E JAMES R. CI-141FR tory wreaths in the parking lot SANTA CLARA ST persons were ruined during the of librarians. ASR 5566 Spartan Stadium (in time We III., It is understandable that rare reign of Mr. McCarthy and the have to change that name, tosi Humidor pro Goes! Cigar Store subsequent Red scare, and expensive books should be Not to be seared at I% Elif. fact tier cold 330 S FIRST ST Secondly, since our government tected from theft or damage, bil! Student Proposes that a big, fat NEW WORLD clothing is said to be the best form, the I cannot accept the pronounce - SJS Name Change I t'OLLEGE on your diploma still at, nlaP, make it about 99 per cent iiiii re !Ily wear EDITOR: I hereby propose that ke name of San Jose effective for would-be emplo - Ivy League Sport Shiris siss , runs 60 State Col- lege be changed to "New World ers, fraternal and %OHIO orders. Reg. 53.95 EN MEMORIAM College" and that this and friends. Behr shirts also reduced This change be effected as soon as pos- Is there now any doubt in sible in order that some crafty minds as to the course of acts, is of the passing of the 1959 foot- junior college or trade school does- which we must and shall make really n't place its hid before ours. I NW.. N seernible ball season. Gone are the games Think of it! Prestige, power, ! LEON SPRESIA: acrow to a sad re- distinction, praise Is, nor. glory e, ASK 55:0 Union victory toasts and the fun of le tale IVY SLACKS hashing the games while listening joeula Better slocts reduced mute, es to a banjo and piano belt out mother. HALF HOUR LAUNDROMAT tion to a Dixieland Music. iy fun at Wash the easy way and save! endering ardlygo THERE'S A BRIGHT SIDE TO EVERYTHING ---)\ Mazers and Sport Coats et WASH 20c DRY 10c Reg. 529.50 $19 75 alone Eut Ily ars now basketball season is upon us. We salute the (11%, COIN OPERATED SOFT WATER Betf'er sports coots o!sn reduced SJS cagers and hope they have a successful season. :es, little S a ice some Everyone had a good time at Hambones after the king end a We'll have st Mortis football games, but we think you will have even / a ball after IVY SUITS better time during the coming months. the garies $ 9 75 Reg. 549.50 POP Better suits also reduced NOW .. COMMUNITY SINGING 'oft peek ildriese On Tuesday and Friday nights the Spartans play their Elanhan,ericard Manna, WE STILL HAVE OPEN EVERY NIGHT league games. So, on these nights our entertainment International Cha,ge UNTIL CHRISTMAS e: PhiliP fERTAINMENT will feature community singing. With our casual at- EN mee WED., THURS., FRI., mosphere we feel that this is a natural. It starts Tues- EP Like puks and SAT. NIGHTS day. Why not stop by and join in the fun? g

!eflon of Morris Go quire To For Pizza $liop Ind light U -Do -IT LAUNDROMAT -Trod;Vololly Yours - HAMBONES Call CY 3-5900 , 417 South First Street 171 South 3rd Open 24 hrs. 87 SOUTH FlRST STREET 4SPARTAN HUI V Friday. December 4, 1959 , Exotic Women What's Doin' Vage fluid Christmas Dinner iii,tnce to Phi; Sue Harris, Gamma Phi Beta; SORORITIES Alpha Poise-n-Ivy held Dec. 11. and Karen Flippen, Kappa annual Cinderella ALPHA CHI OMEGA be Ball to be ho DELTA UPSILON Theta. Dec. 11 at Shadowbrook Tuesday night the ladies of Al- will be crowned by Ledo A party wills Sigma Alpha Ep- The queen Capitols. by gerry garden pha Chi Omega and the Pi Kappa Girl Sue Pen- tomorrow night last year's Moonlight Monday will Alpha men got together for an ex- silon will he held -dance tonight be Green Day, Th, Society Editor the tireck Show. The bro- nisten at a dinner pledges assume change. New pledge is Janice An- after Berke- the role of will also at the Clairemont Hotel in members and activt derson. thers anti their dates the actives take Tree ley. the ore WITH 1671 GREEKS on cam- rine, a pinning does not imply ALPHA OMICRON PI participate in a Christmas duties of the pledges furs day, night Sunday, the pus, 925 women in 12 sororities, parental consent for marriage. Recognition roses were awarded decorating party Sunday THETA XI pledges will rhig, and 746 men in 13 fraternities, a At S.IS it is traditional for the to Nancy Jorgensen, outstanding at the chapter house. The men of Theta Xi fraternity lenge the actives to a their foottig wide variety of colorful pins can Whole fraternity to serenade the pledge; Irene Woodworth, for her SIGMA CHI are making preparations for game. be spotted by the alert student. girl at her boarding house or so- work during rush; Susan Quist, Monday the candidates for the This little pin carries with It rority. rush chairman; and Nancy Jahn, Sweetheart of Sigma Chi con- many consplicated traditions. The pin is worn on a blouse or homecoming float chairman. test will be entertained at the Presenting a fraternity badge to sweater or on a daytime dress on Monday evening a dinner will fraternity house. Iitodente APuf Co. a girl is known as "pinning." the left side, approximately over be held at the house in honor of Yesterday the IsrtstIsiirs pa rile- This romantic custom has !4pel'illi worn Day. The sorority was Ipated in an exchange is It ii the the heart. A pin is never Founders ANTHONY D. significance and an etiquette all with bermudas, shorts or evening founded in 1897. ladies of Alpha Phi. CAMPAGNA, JR, its own. dresses. Some romantics wear the ALPHA PHI PHI SIGMA KAPPA PROFESSIONAL The pin itself is a shapely scrap pin on their slips when dressed The Alpha Phi ladies and the The five finalists in the Phi Sig- PHARMACISTS of gold and enamel, often decorat- formally. men of Sigma Chi fraternity held ma Kappa Moonlight Girl contest OPEN TIL MIDNIGHT with stones such as pearls, ru- fellows or gals is box social dessert last night. were entertained at the fraternity ed Dating other a PHONE CYpress bies and diamonds. Prices range taboo if the pinned couple go to The group participated in games, house Tuesday night. Dinner was 3-7500 from $3.50 to $31. the same college. If they attend dancing and entertainment. served to Vicki Greenlee, Kappa SECOND AND SANTA CLARA THE MEANING OF PINNING, different schools, and distance DELTA GAMMA Kappa Gamma; Sally Newman, STS, to college men and women, is an makes it impossible for them to This afternoon 35 Delta Gam- Chi Omega; Gretchen Haug, Alpha announcement that they are in see each other often, their under- ma actives will board a bus for love and that they intend to be standing may include dating. College of Pacific, Stockton, to married. Generally the future is * * * initiate members of a newly more uncertain than it is when an IF THE WOMAN DATES, she formed chapter of DO on that campus. The sorority at COP Is engagement is announced. usually wears the pin. If she does- It's Still Barbeque Time At According to McCall's maga- n't, for all intents and purposes a local group that will assume she is available again. the DO name and charter. The San Jose ladies will return Sat- If the girl belongs to a soror- 1440 CLUB TRES CHICA gal can have urday evening after a banquet. NINO'S ity, she wears the sorority pin that sleek look for that holiday DELTA ZETA Of( too, usually above and a little furnish the top sirloins, and you do the rest. REICL party in a simple sheath made Last week the ladies of Delta We SECRETARIAL to the right of the fraternity pin. friends end barbeque your own steaks. of Alencon lace. The round Zeta entertained Jeanean Maes, Bring your COLLEGE (A man never wears a sorority 2 neckline, short sleeves, with a national traveling secretary for Includes French Bread, Butter, si for I On.) belt and flower at the waist, held and Salad ... Positions DZ. Wednesday the ladies Although many experts frown on combine for simplicity of de- their scholarship dinner. Persons with a going steady, they do not disap- sign which is quite pleasing to FUTURE with higher grades ate steak and prove of pinning. Many have said the eye. The dress, fully taffeta wore casual clothes, others with Secretaries are in demand that it i an exceptionally whole- lined, sells for under ;II in a lower grades ate chicken, hambur- Prepare now for unusual iob some and sound custom. They be- local store. It comes in beige, ger and beans and wore dressier opportunities! You can choose lieve that it gives young people royal blue or black. Additional clothes. Dancing Friday and Saturday NitesFloor Shows Sunday Jam Sessions 5 to 9 one of several courses: a chance to test their ability to inquiries may be addressed to GAMMA PHI BETA get along with each other without the Society Editor. Private Party and Banquet Room Available--Seats 1.50 LI Executi,,o Secretarial The ladies of Gamma Phi Beta the greater commitment of an en- their scho- Make New Year's Reservations Now, Legal Secretarial sorority recently held gagement. larship dinner; food served them $10 per personall you can drink and breakfast! Secretarial lirewral If the couple do not get along, Theta Xi Chooses was in relation to their grades re- Bayshore at Lafayette, Santa Clara CH 8.2938 Effective Placement Service there is little social pressure to Cinderella Entries ceived last semester. Some ate Residence for out-of-Sown students prevent their breaking off the re- steak and wore casual clothes; 523 SUTTER. c o Powell Pinning is like being en- In prep., 'ion for the annual EX. 2-5232 SAN FRANCISCO lationship. others wore formals and ate beans. gaged to be engaged. Cinderella Ball the members of Theta Xi fraternity sent "prince Receiving honors are Jeanne charrnings" to visit each sorority Battersby for the highest grades to select candidates for their con- and Sybil Johnson for the greatest test. improvement. The candidates are Carolyn KAPPA DELTA COMBINATION Kappa Delta pledges were hon- Winneger, Alpha C'hi Omega; Jean DUAL FILTER DOES IT! pledge dance held last Davis, Alpha Omicron Pi; Joan ored at the week at the Pioneer Inn, Wood- Bagley, Alpha Phi; Andrea Larkin, PLATE side. The group dined and danced Chi Omega; Denine Hilbish, Delta to Walt Tollson's band music. Gamma: Donna Gust, Delta Zeta; Pledges were presented lava- Choice of: Janet Coristantino, Gamma Phi 5 Hers, which were given by their Beta; Sue Lovely, Kappa Alpha Taco - Tamale ... big sisters. Enchilada - Theta; Karen Murdock, Kappa KD's visited the Delta Upsilon Delta: Carlene Warren, Kappa Plus Rice, Beans, Salad house for an informal coffee Kappa Gamma; Kathy O'Brien, hour recently. Phi Mu; Mary Sue Wilson, Sigma Marie Misfeldt is a new pledge. 4th and St. James Kappa. Tico's Tacos The contestants will meet at MAGNOLIA, TRANQUIL MANORS _ the fraternity I se Wednesday Autumn Leaves was the theme for a dinner event Crowning will take place dur- of the first activity of the fall sea- ing the Cinderella Ball, held Dec. son for Magnolia Manor and Tran- quil Manor, co-sponsors of 11. at Shadowbrook Lodge, in Ca- a dance Shank's Drive-In Cleaners held recently. pitola. AND The Notables, a trio from Uni- At midnight the contestants will choose from 12 identical shoe box- versity of Santa Clara, furnished SHIRT LAUNDRY es. The person who picks the box the music. Chaperones were Mr. containing white satin slippers will and Mrs. Ratan from Magnolia be Cinderella. Manor and Mr. and Mrs. Tranquil- APPROVED SANITATION DRY CLEANING la from Tranquil Manor. Sponsors were Dr. and Mrs. James Asher. Sorority To Hold Michelle Ostrom was chairman of the event. "In at 9:00 a.m. Out at 5:00 p.m." Swedish Dinner PHI MU The Sigma Kappa sorority wom- This week the Phi Mu ladies are ONE DAY SERVICENO EXTRACHARGE en will act as hostesses for some entertaining their District Presi- .10 faculty members and adminis- dent, Mrs. Rinerson. In her honor tration at their annual Scandina- the pledges gave a party Wednes- j vian Christmas dinner to be held day. SPECIAL Sweaters Sunday. New pledges are Nancy Lob- Coeds dressed in costumes will kicker, Charlene Glovannoni, one week only 55e 2,Teet the guests; entertainment for Linda Tanforani, Linda Grable, he event, will also follow the old Sharon Christiansen and Pat :-;wedish traditions. Morelli. General chairman for the event SIGMA KAPPA 2nd & San Carlos CY 3-3701 Mary Phillips. Dr. Alice Demerit Wednesday the Sigma Kappa ,nri Mrs. Norine Mitchell are fa- ladies and the men of Delta Sigma Phi will play host to 40 children from the San Jose Day Nursery for a Christmas party. There will be refreshments, games and gifts for all the children. Connie Swank, a junior educa- POPULAR FILTER PRICE EUROPE 1960 tion major who transferred from San Bernardino Valley College, is a new SK pledge. Low Cost All Expense FRATERNITIES ALPHA TAU OMEGA Filters as no single filter can Alpha Tau Omega fraternity brothers and their dates plan to Student Tours travel to Brookdale Lodge, in the for mild, full flavor! Mr. Ozzie Hilton, owner and operator of Hilton Tours, will be in our office Saturday, Santa Cruz mountains, for the an- December 54. Come in and meet 'Orzie- and discuss your student tours for 1960. -- -c, 10 em, to 2:00 o TELEVISION exciting tours to choose from how the Dual 5 BUY OR RENT Here's Filter does it: 1 5 separate departure dates 1. 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Pa9e EXTRA POINTS 0 SURE THING By GREGORY II. BRIM N LOS ANGELES (UPI) Sam Williams, Los Angeles Rams end Baseball's with all Spartans unrestricted trading continues until Dee. 15 all Blasted, to be 69-31 beid who starred at Michigan State be- teams throwing in everything but their stadium to come up with 'brook Lodge, fore entering the National Foot- S player strength for next season's horsehide wars. Recreation ball League, was drafted by the Saturday in week- can't help but wonder how teams feel a great Sense of accom- reen Day. The students interested Rams before he ever appeared in a All plishment when they trade some of their most talented players to fill role of , tion are reminded that ate Next Tuesday? varsity game in college. active Cold; Hit a gap in one :Ives end is open to both particular position. take 01;tt Men's Gym lges the on Saturdays for a day. men and women SO ... I'M A BRAVE ;es win otak a.m. to 3 p.m. Volleyball, Playoff Tilt In particular I am referring to the Milwaukee Braves. All right fro 11 are to a football owing and badminton you got me! . . . I'm a died in the wool Brave fan and I have bee-,, San Jose available. Only sports Eight for some time and when I read that Warren Spahn is on the tradiaz the Goals

among block I wonder what dazed notion the Braves have in getting rid -.1 Fairways GREGORY II. BROV \ Ends in Tie PUNCTUAL TRAINLATE their "money player" who has carried them on his shoulders the --A Swiss busi- Sports Editor LANDON (UPI) The big intramural football umpty-ump seasons. The enly Sheltered wanted to present Driving Range nessman, who Stanford University stretched its home game victory question may loom for another Second base is a problem for the Milwaukee outfit hut to give watches to the engineer, in Son Jose gold wrist skein to 17 straight games last night by trampling a defense- week as yesterday's championship up a 20-game winner (for many seasonal for a Yankee castoff like of the crack Bristol- sad fireman less-offenseless San Gil MacHougaid, Is pure lunaey. No matter uhu the Brli% e% con iNA, JR. because they Jose State basketball team, 69-31, at tilt between the AlDs and the Amro!e Grar.s Area taLondon Express get for the services of their crafty left-hander, the Beertown fans on time, had to Stanford. Theta ('his resulted In a 6-6 dead- Student Rates the train are going to get short changed. kept yesterday be. The Indians ZMACISTS the ceremonies jumped off to a quirk 4-0 lead with two lock at River Glen Park. delay was 35 minute., SItscDOUGALD, A 20-GAME WINNER? the train minutes gone, stretched it to 21-10 midway Last week, the two teams battl- HOURS cause in the first half, Spahn won 21 games for the second place season. Doss and then with their team la.st Weekdays Sat. 100 late. reserves in, took a 32-23 half-time lead. ed to a 7-7 tie at Spartan Stadium. many does the Brave front office think MacDougald can win at second & Sun. The winners were pumping bas-+ 9 to 9 9 to Theta Chi struck in the second base? He certainly won't do it on the strength of his hitting. A goo-I kets through the hoop at the rate John Windsor, with 12 points, LARA field-no hit in my book isn't worth a 20-game winner in any leago.. SYS. of 50 per cent in the first and Bud Bowling, with 10, led quarter when they gained posses- BAKMAS half, Besides, 20-game winners are becoming a rarity in baseball. Just East of N. First St. and while the Spartans had to be con- the divided Stanford scoring. sion of the ball on the 21 yard line HOUSE OF FLOWERS It has been said by the apologetic Bayshore at 230 E. Brokaw Rd. THE tent with 32 per cent, mostly from Eleven Indians hit the scoring after a bad pass from center forc- Braves that the only reason they are outside. to give evidence of the team ef- even considering a deal for Spahn, who has won 20 or more CYprss 5-9542 ed Deke Smith to punt low. games during 10 different seasons NOT FOR LONG fort exerted by the Stanforditen. is that they wish more work fur- On a fourth down play, TC quar- their young pitchers like Joey Jay, Starting the second half, the Com+ IlooJe Dailmar got a terback lofted a high pass to Tom Juan Pizarro and Carlton Willey. Spartans were only nine points good look at his entire roster (Termite) McClelland who sailed SHOWER CORPS down and still in the game. After ixith the second unit looking al- Into the end zone evading Dick Funny ... it seems only yester- the start of the final stanza, how- most as Impretedve as the first Sanita's diving attempt to make day I remember these headline ever, it was apparent that as they gradually pulled away the the tag. McClelland was a sleeper rookies struggling along in a re- BOUQUETS State quintet was in over its during the late stages of the .CORSAGES head on the play. lief role during last season and 10th & Santa Clara as game. 0Y2-0462 It only hit one field goal the ending up with a cold shower and entire second Vie The important extra point failed half. Coach Walt Corl with seven points along beer. McPherson's as Thompson was smothered by boys couldn't get With Joe McGrath's equal amount Pizarro has made more trips close enough to see the basket of tallies Joe Doolittle and Jerry Reneau FAIRGROUNDS as were high for the San to the minima and back to the Coach Howie Dallmar's alert In- Joseans. The locals managed only while attempting to pass. majors titan most of the chess- FAIRWAYS dians kept the Spartans away with eight field goals for the entire Darkness forced both captains piece managers around. Jay, their constant pressing defense. game. Golf Course to agree on a 25 play limit instead whom former manager Fred Ha- which seemed to befuddle the visi- RCM) OFFENSE of the normal 30 for the second HOLE PITCH and PUTT ney described as "lazy and in- tors throughout the game. The Stanford crew, ball-hawking half. dolent," low never won more Time after time, particularly to the end, used a pressing man Student rate 500 AID signal caller Jim Erbes fin- than a handful of games in a In the second half, the Indians to man defense which time after THE HUNGER FOR KNOWLEDGE, VERSUS range for ally engineered a drive in the third season. Willey, the strikeout ar- I SO Special price on driving hit from close in hut when it time caused the Spartan OUTSIDE students. offense uarter when he began thmwing list In his rookie season, is now STIMULATION was the Spartans' turn at the to sputter and spit w! Jose's most complete and come to 'land running the AID team down the "gopher ball king" of the See bucket they were mkfast! golfing motor casting off almost a complete halt in the the field. Erbes alternated tosses fast-bailing sect. GROWLER: How you're grades, Max? H 8-2938 ROAD from 20 and 80 feet and miss- final stages of the game. 10TH & TULLY to Smith and Sanita to give the WORK NOT ANSWER MAX: ing. The Spartans managed their By Not tco good. virtue of its win, Stanford AlDs the ball on the TC 19 yard Last season, Fred Haney gave lone bucket with half the last hasn't been beaten len their home line. From there, Erbes fired a "youngsters" all the work GROWLER: I don't like the textbooks this year. period gone and this was their these court since 1958, when they were bullet into the waiting arms of they could handle and they didn't . only score in 16 attempts. MAX: The noise is killing my appetite for knowledge. KEROSENE CLUB downed by l'SC in a night con- Smith who was smothered by TC rise to the occasion . . . how is 365 E. Julian ONLY 26 PER CENT test. safety Bill Harvey hut still man- more work going to make a drastic GROWLER: Are they tearing the building: down, or building presents With their dismal second half In the freshman game preced- aged to hang onto the ball. difference? them up? Dancing Nightly , showing, the Spartans hit a piti- ing the varsity encounter, the very Spahn broke into the majors 15 , ful 26 The following play, chaos broke MAX: Neither: it's all a plan to destroy the moral of the ...h per cent from the floor for fine Stanford yearling basketball a pass intended years ago with these same Braves ! the entire as Erbes fired students. AL BUCKLEY game. Stanford, having team topped the Spartans, 56-45, for end Danny Mat low, but the under the managerial reins of one of their better nights offen- with Bob Summers tallying 16 QUARTET ball was deflected and AID tackle none other than Casey Stengel. GROWLER: I thought so. sively and defensively, hit 28 field points. His efforts weren't good Reneau gathered the ball in. Spahn feels he can keep going for goals in 64 attempts for a 45 per enough for high point man. how- several seasons so does Slaugh- MAX: They are all against us. cent His body was well over the goal THREE CLEFS total. ever, as Spartababe Bill Robert- ter, Vernon, Musial. Williams,' GROWLER: You can't learn if you can't hear. Folk Singing Nightly son hit 21 points for his second line but the referee ruled that the etc.) and the Yankees take him consecutive 21 -point effort, to pace ball had not been carried over. An for his word. Spahnnie, however, MAX: Profound thought. the scoring. argument followed. has a little edge over most of the Din"" Si " MORAL: If you're hungry for knowledge, you will be smart 1,IFC Keg Title Saturday night the Spartans will grey-beards of the mound corps. From that point on the teams to go to LARKS. tackle the Denver Pioneers up at played at a stalemate with the lie paces himself well and can pole SLATE Denver. The game will be broad- end result being a tie. Once again, pitch with just two days rest, To Sigma Chi cast over station KEEN with Bob Dale Swire will confer with the something even some aged out- 181 E. SANTA CLARA STREET Blum at the mike. captains to reach another decision. fielders can't do. Sigma Chi cupped team honors MAYFAIR Wednesday at the annual ,intra- Vaughn's Expansion Sale Vaughan's Expansion Sale Vaughn's Expansion Sale Vaughan's Expansion Sale fraternity bowling tournament III Color kr' twirl at Mel's Palm Bowl. s.. o< "NORTH BY Sigma Chi's 73R.5 pin total was NORTHWEST" 51 pins better than second place CP Sigma Alpha Epsilon and nearly 3 3. Gary Grant - Eva Marie Saint 100 more than Alpha Tau Omega James Mason in the third spot. PLUS Defending champion Theta Chi, EXPANSION SALE having trouble in the last two "BADLANDERS" games, had to settle for a fourth £r. -,t place finish. 0 in Ladd John Gantner of Sigma Chi gar- Vt FOR nered top individual honors for C high game, high series and high .0 GAY THEATER average. Gantner rolled games of ; OF)IRTHE "Anatomy of a Murder" 209, 177 and 199 for a 583 pin 2 .:- . ,hryn Grant total and a 195 average. SAE's Terry Elliott had t 1,,, x THE TRUTH HURTS, BUT OUR TIMING WAS POOR AND WE ARE FORCED PLUS tourney's only other "200" g.t LLI "The Two-Headed Spy" The consistant Elliott had g TO SELL OUR ENTIRE STOCK BEFORE OUR NEW STORE (3 TIMES LARG- s.utibrumal:2sucqsuodx3 'yck Hawkins and 202 for a 565 c. c of 175, 185 -c ER) IS COMPLETED. A LARGE PERCENTAGE OF OUR SPECIALIZED AND HURRY...Ends Sohirday and a 187 average. SOLD AT COST 0 CAREFULLY SELECTED CHRISTMAS MERCHANDISE WILL BE SPARTAN DRIVE-IN Books for Sale OR BELOW TO STUDENT CARD HOLDERS. EARLY SELECTION IS ADVIS- Etlf II and 111.1 books will "THE WARRIOR AND Mgr. spon- ABLE. Jim Lutz, THE SLAVE GIRL" he on sale at the Book Fair, gored by the Women's Auxiliat 010 in color the Santa Clara County M(sd s^ey's award -winning Society, on Tuesday and Wetincs- SHIRTS 2 "AMA GIRLS" day from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at First LA r Th,00 Stooges In and San Carlos Sts. COTTON PANTS for HAVE ROCKET, WILL TRAVEL" Proceeds from the sale of fic- tion, non-fiction, texts, cook books, SPORT COATS 5.95 encyclopedias, and pocket books C EL RANCHO Nurses 0 SWEATERS will support the auxiliary's (Split with a buddy I Drive-in Scholarship Fund. This fund an- nually awards four scholarships to IV JACKETS 'A WOMAN LIKES SATAN" nurse candidates, reported Mrs. Il SUITS L J lto Bardot publicity chairman P N. MacKinnon. Pr' -o in. of the auxiliary. SLAX "THE BAT" a? t 2 2 PLUS 00011) START ETC., ETC., ETC. "ANNA PHILADELPHIA (UPI) -- Wilt for for LUCASTA" Chamberlain, Philadelphia War- riors' seven-foot, one-inch rookie, 59.50 12.95 PATRONIZE averaged 36.4 points a game in his five National Basketball As- OUR ADVERTISERS first sociation outings. 0 (Two may participate) (Bring a friend, make VI a steal) TOWNE THEATER enhi CY 7-3060 STUDENT Archer Winston, N.V. Post -". . One of the till. fl few great motion CLOTHING pictures of A, UNION VAUGHN'S a .161 eni Plus "HAPPY IS THE BRIDE" 121 S. 4th Street OPEN THURS. 'TIL 9 (SALE IN SAN JOSE STORE ONLY) A Merry Comedy in Merrie Old England - Terry Thomas Janette Scot' Joyce Grenfel STARTS WED., NOV. 25 . . . Two weeks or longer Vaughn's Expansion Sale Vaughan's Expansion Sale Vaughn's Expansion Sale Vaughn's Expansion Sale ------11-8PARTAN Friday, December 4, 1959 New Defense Secretary CANTERBU-RY - ASSOCIATION Department News Christian Center 92 SOUTH FIFTH STREET AEC Offers 70 Grants Holy C K-P EDUCATION MAJORS the Private Nursery School Asso- dents who have a bachelor's degree California, to Seventy fellowships for Kindergarten-primary education ciation of Northern Office H., r in biology, chemistry, engineering majors planning to take piano be held tomorrow at Carey School Burbur; E A first-year graduate study in or physics, and have completed tests must immediately contact ei- In San Mateo. Her topic will be mathematics through calculus. health physics are available ther Miss Francis E. Gulland, as- "Creative Activities." from the Atomic Energy Health physics is concerned with sistant professor of education, in ; protection of living beings from TH51; Dr. Alice Hitchcock, assist- AFROTC Commission through the Oak of , radiation through knowledge ant professor of education, in FO- San Jose State air force cadets radiation, Ridge Institute of Nuclear the nature and effects of 214; or Dr. Mary R. Young, asso- will hold their "Sky High Fall said Dr. Ernest Greene, professor Studies. ciate professor of education, in Mixer" tonight in the Women's Episcopal The fellowships are open to stu- lof physics. F0214, the Elementary Education Gym at 8:30. The dance, for AF- Church Services at Trinity, Department announced yesterday. 81 N. "As more and more radiation ROTC cadets and their guests, is 8.00 are. Holy Is used, the protection of work- sponsored by the AFROTC Cadet 9:25 end 11;00 Morning Prays, ers will depend upon men who POLITICAL SCIENCE Fund. W. B. Murdock, The Political Science Depart- "The mixer is a chance for the Rector WESTMINSTER know the effects and nature of Warren Debenharn A ment this week requested permis- cadets to get together informally PRESBYTERIAN radiation and have the means to pros ide protection," said Dr. sion to plan a program for a mas- just before Christmas," Capt. Ro- CHURCH Greene. ters degree in political science. The bert E. Prince, assistant professor PATRONIZE request was submitted to the Gra- of air science, said. A buffet din- OUR The Alameda at Shasta "There will be a lack of health duate Division for approval. ner will be served. ADVERTISERS CY 2-1888 physicists unless the lack can be filled through training programs HOME ECONOMICS such as this one," he stated. Sunday Services Miss Joyce Bolton, assistant pro- The graduate would receive a FIRST 11 a.m.; 7 p.m. fessor of home economics, will be BAPTIST CHURCH basic stipend of $2500 with addi- guest speaker at a workshop of Two Blocks from Campus 2nd and San tional allowances for dependents. Antonio TAKES OVER POSTFormer Undersecretary of Defense Thomas JOHN KNOX Deadline for filing is Feb. 1, SUNDAY SERVICES (I) was sworn into office as Defense Secretary Wednes- 1960. Applications and further in- S. Gates 8:30 and 11:00 MORNING WORSHIP succeeding Neil McElroy (r) who resigned. Whitehouse Of- FELLOWSHIP formation are available from the day, 7:00 EVENING SERVICE ficer Frank Sanderson administered the oath to Gates, a Phila- Tau Delta Phi (tailored for students; Fellowship Office, Oak Ridge In- Dr. Clarence Sands Minister stitute of Nuclear Studies, Box delphia banker. "A Cordial Invitation for Every Sunday" 9:45 a.m. Perspective 117, Oak Ridge, Term. Will Initiate 6:00 p.m. Knox CILID Ball Tentatively Set Formal initiation of Tau Delta TRI-C fraternity, will meet studeet Lowest Gas Prices Phi, men's honor "A Group with YOU in mind" be held tonight the Red Barn, friends here . n San OSP at EVERY SUNDAY ETHYL-100+ OCTANE 12880 S. Monterey Rd. 9:30 A.M. Leadership Seminar REG.-90+ OCTANE For Luxury Liner Those scheduled to be initiated 5:45 P.M. Fellowship Time speakers are Dave Bell, Ron Berlin, James Cigarettes 20c Monday, said Johnston. Suggeo- Fall Semester: World Ethics and Christioc;i Plans for the Inter-Col- Bischof, Bill Brown, Ted Bushnell, discussion groups Sons may be made at that time. All Major Oils-38c eoiate Ball. to he held in Bruce Carlson, Bob Craddock, Mi- The Pink Building 3rd and San Antonio social activities Candidates for Sophomore Class chael Dagani, Robert deVries, John May. will be discussed at the offices will speak at Monday's Eaton, Richard Edsinger, Dean Fa- G. Winfield Blount, Minister 20% STATIONS :;oplioniore Class meeting meeting. Those running for offices are Ed nara, Daniel Floyd. Charles Tyler, Minister .4th & & Keyes Monday. 3:30 p.m.. CH227. Chuck Watkins, John Haggerty. Bob House, Eric to Students 10TH AND TAYLOR Tentatic plans are to pre- Burke, president; Isacson, Bob Jachens, Michael Methodism's Ministry vice president; Nancy Bryant and at SJS -ent the ball on a Matson Pat Ross, treasures.; Dyar De Ben- Jackman, Ronald Keil, Craig 1:uxury Liner with a name orch- edetti representative; Doni Holden Keith, Don Lurvey, Dan McDan- estra and the Kingston Trio or the First Methodist S. and Linda Howe, justices. No peti- iel, Lee Mason, Yutaka Matsumo- Paul's only le as yowl as your glasses your Freshmen, according to Doug Your eyes can tion was entered for the position to, Irving Mitsunaga, Andrew Mou- Johnston, Sophomore Class public- Church Meihodi.,:t Church of secretary. toux, Don Papson, George Parkin- . . . ion'l fooh for CHEAP laryains !I y chairman. son, Rod Ragsdale. FIFTH and SANTA CLARA STS. TENTH and SAN SALVADOR STS. The annual dance is sponsored Bruce Reeves, James Rickard, 9:30 a.m. 'iv sophomore classes of Bay Area Welcomes you to College Church Wesley Meeting Glenn Siebert, Bob Stavn, Fellow School Class .,Ileges and universities. with a ster- Stearns, Steve Stile, Robert Stub- MORNING WORSHIP Price for the bids has not been A program on art eophonic music background will be be, Jerald Swartz, Paul Tsou, John MORNING WORSHIP CONSULT and the Sophomore Class would 9:30 and II a.m. We- Vickrey, Ed Weasner. I 1:00 a.m. like to have suggestions from the presented by the Rev. George meet- student body before they attend a ber at Wesley Foundation "God Came Himself" The Lord's Prayer Series, DR. HAROLD HASKELL Sunday, 7 p.m., 205 E. Santa meeting of the Inter-Collegiate ing "#5 Forgive Us Our Trespasses" OPTOMETRIST Clara St. Reverend Getty, Minister Ball Committee at University of 7:15 p.m. Vesper Service Complete eye examinet ons and cp + c' sery,ce Latest styled glasses and Mr. Weber is minister of the California Dec. 16. Spartaguide filled glasses repaired. Village Methodist Rev. DONALD A. GETTY, Minister Edwin M. Sweet, contact lenses fitted. Optical prescriptions and Further information may he Lakewood Minister NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED EYE CARE AT ALL PRICES Church in Sunnyvale. His talk will John M. Foster, Assoc. Ministir Carl Metzger, Minister of obtained at the class meeting TODAY Visitation EASIEST CREDIT TERMS be the last in a series on art. Kappa Delta Phi, meeting, Cafeteria Mention this ad ... when visiting any of the Dr. Haskell Offices Dinner will be at 6 p.m. Cost is Room A, 3:30 p.m. Located 3 blocks from campus. 100 S. FIRST (CORNER OF 1ST AND SAN FERNANDO) Also--199 S. First St. (C f 1st and San 4 cents Newman Club, Dime-a-Dip luncheon. Call CY 7-1880 Crime Instaute Newman Hall, 79 S. Fifth St., Sign of the Leader Antonio. I I a.m. / Spanish Dinners to 1:30 p.m. V SUNDAY Sets The Spanish club, El Circulo iolence Wesley Foundation, dinner. 6 p.m.: Castellano, will present the annual meeting, 7 p.m.. 205 E. Santa Clara St., NEW BROCHURES AVAILABLE Christmas Posadasa series of speaker, the Rev. George Weber. Meet Theme special dinnersFriday, Dec. 11. Four homes will hold dinners MONDAY Violence, in ii IL. roi ins, will 1 consisting of a salad, main course Freshman Class, 1960 HOWARD TOUR i,e gone over with the pmverbial meeting, E118, 3:30 and dessert. Dances will be part 'fine tooth comb" at the ninth an- t of the affair. Hillel, meetirg, Spartan Y. 8 To the summer session at the University of nual prison 'institute in San Fran- p.m. Members of the club will be ad- IMC, meeting. CHI49, 7 p.m. ,. iSCO Saturday. mitted free and guests will be Junior Class, meeting. The meet, sponsored by the 5326. 3:30 p.m. charged 50 cents, according to Ran Sophomore CH227, American Friends Service Corn- Class, meeting, Fletcher, publicity chairman. 3:3:5 nrn. nittee, will run trurn 2:30 to 9 p.m. HAWAII .1 2520 Bush st. Five speakers will examine the plus aspects of violence: 58 days for only $529 tax - -Captain William Hanrahan of the San Francisco Juvenile Bur- Steamship trastri, inriiirinri in tour price. 'au, will outline ways sal improv- ing the bureau. OKLY $25 DEPOSIT - Orville Luster, director rif Youth For Service, will discuss a' ternatives for the excitement ol Consult: "fighting Chlbs." Mrs. Vai Perigo - Walter Achuff, San Quentin Housemother CM Omega associate warden, will speak on the effect of capital punishment 430 S. 5th CY 7-5151 on deterring violence. Williain Pichl, former North- AIRP ern California Service League wor- ker, will discuss the prisoner's view of police methods. FCLASSIFIEDS - -Harry Elmer Barnes, histor- ian and sociologist, will describe 2 bdrm. fern, apt. Nee. :,. 11th, Cl. prisons future. Classified Rates: 8.8945. of the a line first insertion Open to the public, the insti- 25c ' Furn. apt. 2-bdrm. Water and garb. pd. succeeding insertions registrants by trr,, ' 20c a line 453 S. 9th CY 4 1410 or AN 48726. tute welcomes 2 line minimum. or phone at. Friends Service Cc, 1 modern furn, apts. far 3 or 4 students. To Place an Ad: F Reed, CY 3-7103. mittce, WEst 1-1825, San Fra Affairs Office, else. Call at Student CLX of San Jose is opening their Ir.!, 16, Tower Hall Room now apt ho,se in the college area. New No Phone Orders 2 bdrrn. ept., heated swimming p' well to wall arpeting. hie. elect', I + Bowling Tonight Help WanfodMale ;hen. draperies. all new furniture, :avid A bowling party tsill be held by Espotrienced mile bartender to mix cock. proof walls and ceiling, telephone c,,Jt. the John Knox Fellowship, Pres- tails 13, 3-8 PM: call UN 7.9924. lei-, TV antennae:, ironing boards byterian students organization at Student to work part time at Reeds new wa,hers and dryers. and n Ammo., Westminster Presbyterian Church. M,11,0 A,port. Must be able to work nttras. We have an apt. for you, so :all The Alameda and Shasta Sts. to- are f delf Mordey to Ftida/.CL9 5120 Po, C,olia Mgr. et CY 7.13713. night. Three Campus Raps. for TIME INC Share leafed. Cars will leave the church a. Magazires, NEW YORKER. REAC ER'S Look for the A-1 Label above the right side pocket DIGEST. PLAYBOY. etc. Write "Cams-, is Girl to share apt. y,+11 same. Pool. CY 7:30 p.m. for the Fourth Strec, Jobs." 941 Spruce f. Berkelry 7. Cr 1. 7.75 4. bowl. No wonder they're campus favorites. Specially 2 girls to share new apt. I blk. from col Further information may be ob- comfort. Rooms for Roof non CY 37/33 styled for smart good looks and casual tained from Linda France, social Smooth front, tapered legs and flapped back $11.30 mo. for rooms for men st Antos For Sale Ch inn a n, A Nd rev. 9-a633. They kept warning me this would reser Sr.. Kit, aril wnsh. CY 2-1327. pockets. In a wide selection of colors and fabrics. Model A-193I, $100. Call Cl 5.7530 happen if I didn't think of some super Single end Double; c!"en. Kit. prin. 130 Sizes 26 to 38, $4.95 mo. 57 S. 8th. 1950 Olds For salebest ca -,6 of,er. Cr way to describe that absolutely unique and $6.35. Junior Tapes'. 7 0099. Canterbury Meet good taste of sizes 4 to 18, $3.38 and $4.50. Men's Dorm. Places IS & up, Pr. Beth "Homan Affection and Chris- Coca-Cola. So who's a fr + Pr 168 So. 10, CY 46/80. Mlecelhattous ter Ube tian Love" will be the topic of a Shakespeare? So no ad ... that's bad! Girls Rms., kit. priv., 2 b-ks. to ca- Bid, At your favorite campus shop Via-^ --a- h. TV In. rm. $28. 505 s ,, Train set, Lionel. 8 cars, m'sc.. eg.ip discussion to be led by the Rev there's always Coke.., S AN 6 7246 Men': College House eve: Richard Warren at a Canterbtir, and that's good! Cushman motor scooterMust call $60 Assn. meeting Sunday at ' ar, phone r 7:15 p.m . SIGN OF GOOD TASTE ,r br, offer, flulls well. CY 5.9601. Christian Center, Fifth and San - - Bottled under authority of The COca-Colo Company by Apartments for Rent %waled Nation Fernando Sts. A-1 Tapers Wanted: 2 guitarists to p.m, folktose Dinner will be at 6 p.m. Faculty, free rent. F,n. Apt. 3 ar 4 , p Coca-Cola Bottling Company of San Jose i/3-mo. music in restaurant with banjo picker. students and administration are stJclents. $00 rt,. CY 2 2152 CH 3 5978 Sold Invited. 1555 Bayshore Highway at HALE'S