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File for Graduation Fair Weather Seen Candidates tor July. and Au- Whether the weather will be gust graduation must file aPPIII- unny teda ¦ seems to 1r cations this semester. Appoint- rather contras rrsial surirct K. ments to mate aPPlicatlon for ports indicate fair and older greduetion are to be 'scheduled for tadav. tonight. and Wm.', in the Registrer's Office. rou uith morning temperatures Depertm nt heads' approval,. dropping toys ard the :18 degree of majors and minors should mark. Winds will be generell. be filed in the Registrer's Of- light nith velocities of less than fice before aPplsing for gradua- ?.0 miles per hour predicted tion. SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Sophomore Class Vol. 43 s:Lxi- San Jost Calif., Tuesday, Jan. ;7, 1956 ISFIA0. Sets Feb. 27 Date Unknown Artists Visit; For 'Doll' Contest 'Decorate' SJS Campus The Suph Doll Contest, annually sporsored by the Sophomore Weekend visitors of unknown affiliation left calling earth on the Class, has been set far Feb. 27. , form of burned grew painted bulletin boards All conte.stants must be sopho- Spartan campus in the Tickes Not Moving Despite "peace pacts" with nearby mores who arb neither pinned nor and vari-colored sidewalk signs. "Fresno State Col- engaged, and they will be judged schools and colleges, the letterins4s of "ESC" and by the standards set up by the for January Grads' lege Bulldogs" abaunded on Washington Square yesterday morning. University of California for de- The campus damage appeared in front of the Little Theater, termining the state-wide Soph Women's Gym, Art Wing, Medical Doll. Free Dinner Dance Office and Home Economics Build. laseas :easet, t, tee Two trophies will be awarded: uary graduatss' dinner dance II.. one to the win contestant, Unusual Ibsen Play, In addition to the sidecalk been Mcked up yesterday ante board in and the second to her sponsor- scribbles, the bulletin according to James Jacobi.. front of the Medical Mir entr- ing house. Both the Judging and 'Lady from the Sea' senior adviser. Since the geat., - ant e cas decorated with a blue, :Molding will he made at 7 p.m. I ates must guarantee an attee in dripping "FS(", the Alpha Phi house. Judges af 175 ta tie manager of tee n for the contest have Run Tonight Fresno 'State officials, lice con- been select- median Gulf aed Country Begins %whet by Stanley Benz, 5.15 dean ed and include Mrs. John T. dance the ticket deadline Ma ot expressed tVahlquist site, "rile Lath 1r III ti.. SC::: a students. last night. and 51rs. Stanley beee extended to 5 p.m. Thursday surprise over the actions. They Benz. drama by Henrik Ibsen, will be II 175 tickets are not picked up pr. sented tonight and tomorrow will look into the matter. Dean These plans were revealed to by the deadline the dance will be Benz said, to see the damage clam night at 8:50 o'clock in the Studio if members by contest chair- caned off and the JanuAcy .graci- was done by FSC students. "I'm man Jim Carter at yesterday's Theater by members of the ad- uates will forfeit $50. vanced acting ceiss of the Speech not at all convinced they did it." Lnal class meeting for the fall Graduating senior., will'receive Dean Brill sail semester, and Drama Department. a meeting that was the r tit kets without charge The lawn area near the picnic precedent-setting in its briefness Guest tickets may be purchaseit The play is under the direction benches alongside the Women's and tied sophomore business into $3.50 each. o: Miss Elizabeth Loeffler, and Gym sported a newly-burned Fres- firm for a knot. The dance is scheduled to by settings a id costumes were de- no symbol held at the Almaden Golf and signed by Harrison MeCreath and . Pelson% imoheil in defacing SENIORS Country Club from 7.30 p.m. to William Bruck, respectively. The the SJS campus are unknown at is 50 were re. SELECT BALL THOU: midnight. The dress will be party price for admission cents. present. Officials here "Springtime in Paris" was dresses for the women and 'dark Marriage 6 the basis of the luctant to pin the responsibility Brown is using a cleaning selected as the theme for the WEEKEND VISITOR DAMAGE to SIN sidewalks yet been estimated. suits fur the men. struggle in "The Lady from the onticuisanryly sinsginleceinstIbiteutioenv pideanrtce- Senior Ball by the Senior Class Is mopped up by Jerry Brown. head campus thinner which costs Si a gallon. The weekend Bob Russell's band will play Sea," which takes place in a small points all in one direction. Council at their meeting yester- painter. The Spartan campus was marked up pranksters are unknown at the present time. for dancing and Russell will play i town in Northern Norway. The day. pholia by Orlando play is suppesedly unlike many .101111 11. Amos. SJS director of by "FS('" signs on sidewalks. bulletin boards and incidental piano selections during , that The "Bay Meadow Turf Club," dinner. o f lbsen's plays ia its approach buildings and grounds. stated on grass plots. Cost of the elean-up has net Officer I. Chessey, night watch. where the dance will be held May Tickets for the Alumni Assn. t the audience. 26, will Parisian man, found the damage Sunday be decorated in a sponsored senior brunch are also "It is nut depressme and con theme. It is ale possible that this night., He couldn't find any of available, at no charge for grad- tai humorous slants ona-cha-r-a-c--- the -visitors on campus. Officer theme may be used in planning Ski Club Rained uates. in the ters of the play. Also. the play Studeet Affairs tCyhehere:ss.dgary was of the opinion that decorations for other senior ac- Spartans Need COP Busiaces Office, The brunch will tuids happily, Me-i. Loeffler said. tivities during Senior Week. umiackly.mge suisltilehahvec beasenondohnit; be held at Havenly Foods on Jan. St.iri-ing in the The council discussed plans Out Over Weekend arc Amos stated that For Senior Briefing course 11 se *ate Ski Club building checks. The San 2"Bt:Its bifits) ee Gitin of Temple gel and;iorgti'ritst Marjorie Dtp:y:taD" r maintenance men are presently which will be given at 11:30 for First had a ratiwr vet. try to Straw- Win Place Emanu-El in San Jose will speak Wailer!, second wife of the Doc- the a.m. in atone, Dailey Auditor- weekend. Little cleaning up defaced Portions The SJS basketball team will he shooting for undisputed first berry Ledge lase on "Yeur Sense of Humor The . tor. Also appearing is James Dunn of the campus. ium next semester. :all seniors no skiing was doae due . to place in the CBA when it, meets COP tonight at 8:15 o'clock in Spar- or Art of Sane Living." and Conrad Mendenhall Jerry Brown, SJS painter. wee. Plenning to he graduated in heavy rainer, aceording to Dick tan Gym. The Spartans. fresh from weexend wins over Loyola and San Jose State's new !hale as Ballested. Marilyn Behnke as out yesterday on his hands and June are required to enroll in Aicock, treasurerat - quartette, under the direction of Bulette Wangel; Sylvia Cirone knees ta rubbing up the latest this class same tune that Pepperdine, are tied with USF for first place with 3-0 marks. as at the . -11146.11,11.11 stiill stew two. seloo..., 117/snateit- Riebard.,49liatin, atialk.iews -*Pep et. siftgisetablf9e'whette- mfl Stic&-eohl'19113-4ealdir.- and *HT --tlentttr""411414111,11011" they register In their other sultuetrieasllyundtrlippint;ir seceltuthaensa were tions. and Jim Kasen as Lenstrand; ready spent two hours rust scrub- elaSS('S On Fel). 6-7. with a 1-2 league mark. They defeated Pepperdine into tonight's clash only Feniors are requested not to in- Wayne Ward as Arnholin and bing up inn of these signs," Saturday night before the Spartans then did they give up and seek vite quests to the brunch. Grant Salzman es the stranger. Brown slated bitty' JUNIORS MT SNAG had topped Loyola in a CBA double ;eater in the lodge. The inaterioI used to remove the The Junior Class ran into a header for their first win. ranloni s"n is temporary snag earlier this week The Spartans will be going af- thinner that corks with water. It .ehen the location of the Junior ter their sixth straight win and Students Will Compete Bronwe.nwea fp): Prom was already signed by an- their 10th victory of the season. River Attains Peak, Is $3 an hour ether group, it was announced . After an off and an start, SJS Probably the worst damage ba- at yesterday's class meeting by has defeated Arizona State, Sac- the visitors was done to the areas ramento State, Santa Clara, Pep- Ho Scrims Damage For Oral Reading Award Joe Clark, president. The band, of grass burned away. Campus Frank DeVo1 and his Orchestra, , perdine and Loyola in its last The semi-annual Dr. Dorothy othy Kaucher. liouert I. Guy, maintenance men stated that the the loss of ace Ruseian River crested at is only tentative it was also an- five games despite Katicher Oral Reading Awart Frank McCann, Mrs. Noreen only thing that can be done for the rebounder Fred Niemann due to ¦;iierrieville early today with no ncunced. flooding reported. program for fall semester will Mitchell. Dr. Court:wry Brooks greenery is to seed and replant injuries. be presented in the Studio The- and Dr. Lawrence it. A group composed of Clark, Loyola aioma Camay authorities re- Mouat. Pleasant surprise of the ater of the Speech and Drama Judges will be Mrs. Lois Hen- Hoed Pisano, adviser, and Al sophomore center, s rtere "some inconvenience" ta Stones, win was 6-7 Euilding Thursday afternoon at dersin. head of the writing chine chairmen of the Junior Branstrom. Branstrom domin- resiJents along the river, but Prom committee metslast week to Mary 3:30 o'clock. Dr. Kaueher will ' In the English Department: MI 30 Club Pictures ated l'he hoards against the Lions nothing to compare with the sign the contract for the site of the widespread damage during the Introduce Jim 'Wordy. student ; laoftus, former teacher of Prom at Hawaiian Gardens. The Christmas week floods. chairman and winnar of the , oral interpretation who now is e Available in Office group found that the ballroom had Clear skies late yesterday. end- award for spring quarter. 1955. ' professional actress and oral read- The 30 Club member, ss ho been signed by an undisclosed Tickets for Game ed 36 hour:: of steady rains that Ealludent readers will include ere and Mrs. Helen Hall, instruc- 14-Ish their pictures in La Torre group. Lary Baker reading "Trouble tor in speech. are requested the After much hasseling, the 'tickets for tonight's basket- had sent the river seeping over to come to ballroom was given the Junior with Tigers" by William Saroyan, Spartan Daily Office between to ball gime must be picked up in its banks. Refreshments will be served Class for the evening of May 5. "The change in the weather Merle Morris reading an anony- while the judges are reaching a I:30-1:20 p.m. today and to- the Student Affairs Office. Hired Man," Chile of the Junior Prom. saved us," said Paul Nichols, dl- flout selection. "The decision. The fifty dollar award rt, rser o plah,elirmtdumers.mTeirk Advance tickets will prob- Stokes reading the Frank DeVol. the band that ('BA EDDIE DIAZ rector of flood control for Sonoma and Ronald will be presented by Dr. Harold who ably be required for all to Ar.hibald Macleish's the class voted to play for the played this sear. Court-.'. preface Crain, head of the Speech and mav sign far picture.. Deadline affair. may sign a contract for home games "The Conquistador" by Bernal for algnine up is tomorrolt athletic department has an- Drama Deeartment and Fine Arts the CBS Colgate Hour on the the ROUNDUP Diaz, afternoon. nounced. Tickets for 1500 re - VP DIvisloe chairman. There is no weekend he im to play for the Van Phillips will read "The s-rved seats far students are on admisal m charge. dance. If such a signing takes Use of Force" by William Carlos s a first come, first serve basis. Place, he nil, cancel all con- Williams, James Kasen !s I I aterday. the tis kets were Congressmen Come Up With Different Conrad's tract.. Stones said. "In view of made available in front of Mor- Ba rini by Stithaer will I, this situation. Dick Jergens has ris Dailey Auditorium, but offi- Barbara tentatively been signed." Stones from the Sea" by Anne Mom Final Examinations cials have moved the tickets to told the council yesterday. Concerning Tax Reduction Lindbergh. Office. Answers the Student Affairs will read t When picked up. the tickets W A S III N G T 0 N. Jan. 16 .11imitted to "a peychological Grant Salzman selections by Carl Sandburie To FROM DECIDE ON MIXER will be stapled to the student Comeaessmen examined the same ,hird degree" and "incessant slues- Commence Friday Kreehmen at Monday's claas body card; they must he pre- : set of figures today and came up tioniese the Dead Epeak to Us" and "F.. by Berkeley police. of ta, Final examinations for this semester are as follov% meeting decided upon a March sen ed in that manlier tor ad- :with different answers on the Preludes I,I1 Playthings Wind Frosh-Soph Mixer, the exact date mission. chances of en election-year tax This he said occurred 'after the " Fred Engelbern will con' Fliday, Jan. 20 Classes: to be decided by a special com- _ cut. dead girl's purse and other be- elude Cie program by reading pas- 730-9 10 7 30, Group I sages from "The Prophet" by mittee. I They looked for tax-chit ieues longings were found in the Abbott 920-1100 . 9.30, Group 2 A suggestion serve din- and took high point honors with 16. ire President' Eisenhower's fiscal Gibran. not to It was his best scoring per- I home. Hove argued that the man- 11:10-1250 11.30, Group 1 ner in conjunction with the af- points. 1957 budget. The budget esti- Readers are from the oral in- formance of the season. ner in which Abbott stood up un- 1:00-230 . All Eng A fair. was hrought up by Dr. . , mated spending' at $65.9 billion in terpretation elaeses of Dr. Our- 240-420 For his efforts, .t along this questioning proved hie 1 30, Group 2 Eleanor Coombe. (lass adviser. the government bookkeeping year der 410-6:10 3.30, Group with Bill Bond of Stanford. Don ' July 1. It forecast a $200 innocence. 1 and the class was in agreement Brownfield of COP and Earl Robin- starting Flood Crisis Ends Monday, Jan. 23 Classes. on this Point. son of California v.,as scierfoil as million surplus the first since 7 asked by Ernie "This defendant." 1-1,1vc s., 30-9:10 7:30, Group 2 Students were northern California player of the 1951' As Rainfall Ceases 9 20-11:00 9:30, Group 1 Castro. (rush president, to volun- sports writers. House Republican whip Leslie not physically strong. An> week by hay area stoe,i le, , - 11:10-12:50 1130, Group 2 teer for committees so that work Branstrom also collected C. Arencis (Iil.) said i may be Persons couldn't have 10 Points' ecntinttous pressure. You can't (CP) Mud-smear:2d levee work- '130.310 1.30, Group 1 on the Mixer can begin inunedi- in the Neve:aline genie possible to cut taxes. reduce the ately. A debt and still keep the budget 'get a canfession from an innecent er sloshed across the spongy top 3:20-5:00 . 3:30, Group 2 Spartan in tonight could 01 un the first "crucial" of the balance. Chairman Clarence Can- man 'S the repaired dike at l'una City Tuesday, Jon 24 Classes I set I . day ill 1956 URA season a Jan. 31 clash non (D.-Mo.) of the House Ap- belief they had saved the 730-910 . 8:30, Group 1 erapriations Committee said the city from a send inundation by between 5.15 and I,TSF in the Cow STOOLIE ARRAIGNED 9:20-1100 10.30, Group 2 'Passion for Life' ;Continued on Page 31 new budget reduces hope for tax th: Feather Meal 1110-12:50 1230, Group 1 dief--an important issue in an BOSTON. Jan 16 Joseph it l vur. Z 11!1 re- Service 1:30-3:10 2:30, Group 2 The Audio Visual election year. (Ep('es) O'Keefe. pint-sized hood- 111.11¦Aq the critical situation in the Center will present the movie Spinners To Elect lum who "spilled all" about the Is:orthein Californie flood disaster 320-500 4:30, Group 1 "Passion for Life," today at ABBOTT CASE TO JURY $1,219,000 Brink's holdup, pleaded area. Wednesday, Jan 25 Classes: 3:30 p.m. In the Engineering I Officers Tonight ciAKLAND. Jan 16 --The sic- gpilty to armed robbery at a sur- All the (aseetal streams that had 7.30-9:10 . 8:30, Group 2 Lecture Hall. according to Dr. San Jose State's square dance tense pictured Burton W Abbott, prise arraignment today. gene over their banks: and driven 9:20-1100 10:30, Group 1 Richard B. Lewis. audio visual thousands from their homes over 1110-12:50 12:30, Group 2 group, the Spartan Spinners, will tubercular accounting student, as . O'Keefe who turned informer service center director. meet for the last time this semes- "a victimm o the week-end were reported fall- -230, Group 1 I i cit"rcumsanceswhose ' and implicated 10 others in the 1.30-3:10 The movie Is recommended ter tonight at 8 p.m. at the YWCA. conviction for the kiditap and . ing today. The crisis passed when 3:20-500 4:30 Group 2 especially for all education and fabul ous robbery of Jan. 17, 1950, according ta Dr. Carl A. Duncan. murder of Stephanie Bryan. the 48-hour storm that began last , Classes meeting at 5 30 p m or later will take finals the first modern language *major.. Dr. publicity chairman for the organi- B Friday came to an end yesterday meeting during final week. All clasees meeting once a week will take Len is said. It deals with the sentencing. Winn. , entirely unsupported by evi- afternoon. finals this week The examinations will be taken on the List meetine problems of education in a small election dence." For a time, the storm had The of officers will take O'Keefe was not arraigned to- . of the class and not according to final schedule French community, where the place tonight, Defense attorney threatened to duplicate the Christ- reported Dr. Dun- i Harold Hove. day on charges at conspiracy, are totkming groups. Group 1 classes old and the new methods of can. and all members are urged ' erntinuing his final plea for on the mas week disaster when floods (lasses divided into the Ab- burglary and assault MWThlr, and teaching are pitted against one to attend the dance. The next butt was expected to complete Brink's guards during the holdup I.:moaned in 73 deaths and' more are those meeting MWF, W, F, MW, WV, MTWF,
another. , meeting of the group will be held , arguments fete today. He at the armored trucking serv- than $175,000.000 property dam- daily classes. Group 2 classes are those ,%hich meet TTh. T, Th, and in the second week of Felnuary. charged thet Abbott had been ice's counting house. age. TWTh. 2 SPARTAN DAILY Tue fay January 1 7 19S6 LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS blr Did giblet College Health Department Offers Monotonous ... ions MIL* VIAn gri Once again silent visitors have paid their disrespe, Ca-fiCE courage, since this recent depredation soared to ne. - 7 Free Medical Service to Students to SJS Evidently th,- ca-exe By DIANE COXIIEAD I duty to assist in any problerns of mitted through a private physi- sidewalks. familiarity has raised 'roues cian. but he should arrange for heights of mone¦., iselsoosvoltAteight t ess-a health. expenditures of effort, not to speak of In the same respect that Presi- COME EARLY admission before going to a Pri- Again the prowlers left their calling cord- ESC dent Eisenhower was offered the vate doctor. " Ask for what you think you behind, a rather strange thing for anyone from our greo: nation's medical services several of FREE BER VICES mcaiths ago, San Jose State offers need, and come early in case During a student's stay at the friendly rival school to do. In fact, the whole situation medical services to its individual lilt's': urge s Margaret TwomblY. Health Cottage, he is entitled Li looks rather suspicious. students. These services are rep- free meals and medical supervi- Fresno State admitted its wayward path in the resented by the college Health sion. If anti-biotics are needed, Department, and anyone regis- they are administered to the stu- escapade with Mr. Spar& and the markers of San Jose wired for more than six units is dent at C" 5. State earlier this year. Facing the expense manfully, eligible to its services. 'Ike college also maintains an Injury fund which covers Pere they came through with part of the funds necessary. The purpose of the depart- 1.6.104 of injuries up to $50, This fund Another strange point what would the motive for I. ment l to keep students In applies only to injuries which Tfal such an offense be? We do not ploy FSC until Feb. 11. Op ...Cif school at their highest level Of oecur iii activities -recogniied One must have real foresight to look that far ahead, cbrd riC4.11121 ificiency. ihroufth the Phssi- bs the college. However it cov- r ra'Asi" eel ?VA upon entrance, ers tialueies is Inch or cur at ' real hindsight to remember an offense over such a period IN C FHouses net when the college clinic 4..1U' .. the department serves as a times of time. r e:imp...at L PF5 7 PO. tulde to: the professional ob- is closed or when referral to In view of these facts, not to tnention the very ob- jective for hich the student is outside htlecioliqs is necessary. viousness of the move, we feel that the culprit must be Ph% si allv ua Brie& the total If the cost of an injury amount' to more than 1V.0 the fund will found elsewhere. The actions themselves are not offen- Wt .liNSO program ad, halide: and the oaNycorFE Ti Y I% fie Of phiskai esercise to pay half of the remaining cost. sive. They are simply the manifestation of misguidedi # 5PAD4 ;R _ hich he %aids' mio be as- To utilize the injurs. service, a school spirit. Rather, it is the number of times the offense i I TIME thIN& signed. student should obtain the medical d,-. services necessary and pay the has been committed. After several such actions, one won- The department also maintains bill, then bring the itemized and ders about the maturity of the marauders. Once may be ket_ clinical services, and nurses, phy- receipted bill. along with student objectionable to some; more than that is a little too much. ; I. .IflS and technicians are on body card, to the Health Office. If the Health Department com- mittee considers the student's Final Jazz Notes MARGARET TWOMBLY claim lesitimate, he will receive Fulbright Scholarship Provides Vviay . virtues of Heolth Department reimbursement as stipulated in director of student health. No the rules of the Student Council. Differ home calls are made "With finals upon us, no one Scobey, Gonsalves can afford to get sick," warns For Those Wanting To Study Abroad Miss Twombly, "but you do MrIF% rellorilleegne treaalitlittiaintmottlaheee if By DONALD J. STEVENS it might be a good idea it the money would pay their debts by where students ma'. obtain nurs- need medical services or advice, On Music Specialization Do you want to go to Paris? allied countries that owed Ian financing the education of de- don't hesitate to let the Health ing care 311s1 %% here a nietulter Would you like to finish your ed- serving scholars. Department help to keep you at By DEE 1101.1) Of the college medical staff gives your highest health eft]. ucation in Europe? For free? I: One other difference In their medii.si supervision to pa- This will be the final column of the semester, so we are trying can be done. educational system' just before see if you think It warrants tients uithout charge. If a 'au- tor something "special." Read on, and Dr. Jack E Fink, of San Jost. g rail ila thin the student must ger], stashes to employ a priN ale andle ight Atmosphere the label. Etate's F.nglis'i Department, ex- take an examination. Written phsaician, he ma s do so, but Bob Scobey, who has a Dixieland band, has played around this planted how to work it: put in and 01 31, It covers everything he at his own cost. OF PIZZA IHOUSE area often He and Norman Granz now have their heads together on for a Fullbright Scholarship. has studied during the Past Aiimksi,r1 to the Ifealth Cot- SPAGHETTI 95 RAVIOLIS I 10 something they think is new and different. dhal',. what he did, and he fin- four sears. What happens if tage is 0 bt a I ned preferably 395 Almaden Ave. CY, 7.9908 innovation in Jazz at the 1-tiel his education in Paris, student fails? Does he get What they have come up with is an ihraugh the college clinic, Room PC-#1 To Take Out Philaharmonic series. Instead of J3ZZ at the Phil, it will be called SOME DRAWBACKS another chiller'? "Ni,," Dr. Fink . ' A student also may be ad- Dixieland at the Phil. According to Scobey, plans have been made M'hat he said about it sounded said, "lie shouts himself." for the package tour to start in May or April of this year. The group gcsal, too. Of course. there are As Sur the ads antages of at some drawbacks. For instance,; least a partial European educa- will feature the notables in the Dixieland world, and follow the same there fly tying courses in past. are no tion: "A man is better educated SHANK'S DRIVE-IN general format as JATP has in the French universities. when he graduates from a Euro- Scobey has been around the Bay Area for several years. He has It seems they concentrate pretty , pean university," Dr. Fink said Snappy service, snappy shirt DRY CLEANERS and been a band leader for six years. happy boy friend, happy skirt. much on the academic stuff over I He is more broadly educated. He SHIRT LAUNDRY He said a man should become expert on his instrument, but there. "In fact," Dr. Fink says, is educated for life in the highest shouldn't limit himself to one form of expression. "there are no extracurricular ac- sense of the word rather than, kt:z.,:.\. One Stop In by 900 -Musicians should stop labeling themselves," he emphasized, "it tivities. There are no athletic as in this country, for occupational Service Out by 500 and social life is limited ¦ tends to put them in a category. The labels are injurious to a musician. events, proficiency." at No Extra Charge he should establish his own group as a separate entity.'' to coffee klatches where students Asked how he liked Paris, Dr. east, he was billed with Gerry and professors discuss points of While Scobey was playing in the interest." Fink just leaned back in his SECOND and SAN CARLOS Mulligan and ehet Baker, both progressive jazz men. "I was happy academie chair, closed his eyes and smiled (Right behind Newberry's) to see that most of the audience got into the swing of things when Still want to go! Okay. here's DR. JACK FINK It was an eloquent answer. Some- what to do: ¦1) p1. k the coins- . Fulbright Scholarship times words are unnecessary. We give_ S& H Green Stamps I took over the stand." Scobey said he didn't expect everyone to like try sOU uant to KO to (any his music, ''People either dig you, or they don't." country we 55 err allied w ith In At present, Scobey isn't under contract to any recording company. World liti r learn the Ile is a flee lance artist. language (von have to know .:cr Virgil Gonsalves Was the other man we contacted, and asked him the langui ei; CI, get some how he felt about this specialization. letters of recommendotiisn; He belives a musician should specialize. for only by specialization pi( k up an application blank at can he attempt to achieve perfection. Gonsalves belongs to the pro- the Personnel Office: 1:1) send gressive school of modern jazz. and heads a sextette. He feels a musi- the letters of reeommendation cLn should appreciate other forms of music. A musician shouldn't and the completed application PACKS MORE to the Institute of International specialize in listening. and specialization in a certain field of jaza Relations In Neu York City,
is of the utmost importance, if one intends to make a name for himself. 1 Gonsalves attended San Francisco State College, then hopped down HOW IT ORIGINATED to Monterey where he played for a year. He has two relatively new Asked how the Fulbright PLEASURE releases. one on Liberty and the other on the Nocturne label. arship program got started, he said, "It was the baby of Arkan- sas Senator Fulbright. He got to because it's More Perfectly Packed! Various Colored Hot Dogs thinking after World War II that Provide Appeal for All Spartan_ CHICAGO (UP) A company that makes "skins" for skinless San Jose State College frankfurters says that many Amelicans wouldn't eat hot dogs unless they were tinted to change their natural oolor; .40e. "There's nothing wrong with the natural shade, of course," said Entered as second class matter AprI1 24, 1934, or San Jose. Calif., under Larry Cullin, director of sales development for Tee-Pac Corp., "It's the act of March 3. 1879. Member just that people aren't used to the pale tan color." California Newspaper Publishers. As. Cullin explained that the meat mixture that goes into skinless sociation. frankfurters is the consistency of tooth paste. It's forced into vege- Published daily by the Associated Students of Son Jose State College table-dyed cellulose casings that come in six different tints, ranging except Saturday and Sunday, during from a deep red for red-hots to a light orange The casing imparts most the college year with ono issue during of the color to the hot dog. Smoke does the rest. each final examination period. Cullin said people in the South prefer red-hots, while easteners go Telephoner CYpress 4 6414-Editor. Jed, Eat, 210, Advertng Dept. Ext. for orange colored frankfurters. In the Southwest, red or dark orange 211. are the most popular colors, while midwesterners like a light orange, Subscriptions accepted only on a On the west coast. all shades of hot dogs are popular because many remconder-of school year basis. In fall people there come from other parts of the country. semester, $3, In Spring semester, Cullin's $1.50. firm makes its casings from cotton lenters short cotton I Press of the Santa Clara Journal fibers that are changed into cellulose through a chemical process. , 1440 Franklin St , Santa Clara, Celtf, The cellulose "strand" is forced through a dye that moulds it into Eater a casing, or tube, ranging from one-half to one inch in diameter. MANOR NORRIS The casings are cut off in I0,000-foot lengths, then into 55-foot Monag r lengths which are pleated until they are reduced to 10 inches. Nest CHIANTEILI the casings go to the packer. LEO At the packing house, the 10 inch tube is put on a stuffing horn News Editor. Bob F &ninon like a faucet and meat from a big tank is forced into the casing, which Sports Editors: Bob Striegol Jim Eggert 50' cry Nita, Jerri Lee Mont unpleats out to its '5 loot length as it fills up. These lengths are Eine Arts Editor, Marilyn CO. tied together and then the frankfurters are linked. The casing either Copy Desk CHOI Bill Ruffner is tied off with string or twisted about every five inches. Feature Editor Pete Merkel Next the long legths of frankfurters Wire Editor, ... Sol Orlando Sails§ Nurse,' with' a Milder, Better-Tasting are placed on racks in the Photo rditor. Wdbur Sims smoke smokehouse, amidst the fumes of smouldering hickory sawdust, for , Exchange fditOrt Dee Boyd packed for more pleasure by exclusive four hours. They're cooked in a tank, then chilled. Dey Iditer ifccu-Ray Finally the cellulose casing is peeled off What remains is a skin- FRANK WARREN OF less frankfurter tinted to the desired shade, with a thin ...oft crust on COPY DISK STM the outside. Diane Coahead, Jean Isenberg, John Keplinger, Rita Sabot Barbara Witham'. 1 MAYS STAR -Mei Bowen. Neil Daniels, Berbera Guile, Jan Howlisley, Jim Hushaw, Ashirjkld t ("took, toby. Tom Murphine. Bob Pent eetin s ter, Vince Perrin, Flamm, Silyetra, Shed .16; ..`fj! Nit by III., L.1 Vondermnbs. frank Wu, Th. mere perfectly pocked your To tho touch .. . to tho too., Firm and pleasing to ren, and BLIttoro Wt-te the lips Clutglan Science Organization will hold its testimony meeting cigarette, the more pleasure it an Accu-Ray Chesterfield salts- ... mild y ct deeply. satisfying tonight at 7 30 o'clock gives ... and Accu-Ray racks tics the to in the College Chapel, ADVERTISING STAFF most ... burns more the taste Chesterfield alone is Lambda Rho members are asked to contact Don Ryan far the Office Manager. Barbara Haus* Chesterfield far more perfectly. -evenly, smokes much smoother. pleasure-paCked by Paul Asevedo. Eugene &thou!, Bud Accu-Ray. j4P5TTt5 purchase of their pins. Burgess, Charles Earnest. John Elliott. ii; Latter Day saints Institute will meet tomorrow night at 7.30 o'clock rurnutt, Donald Dosause, Glenn at the Thild Ward Chanel, corner of 10th and Sall Fernando streets. Dooley, Alen Hahn, Charles 'eider. Occupational Therapy Club vill meet tomorrow al 2:30 p m. in Mary Par Jameson, Aron levy, John 1172. La 1 or re pictures will be taken Lewis, Barbara Frachisr, John Howard, Pon PliCe, Joel Saffron, Carl Shaver, CHESTERFIELD Physics Society will meet today in S21f1 at 1.30 p.m. Caoraldine Silva, Carol Smith, Terry Sparta. spinners %till meet in the I'WCA basement tonight at Sweeney, fi.onor Valenta. John Wag. MILD, YET THEY 8 o'clock. This will be the last meeting of the semester. nor, Harry Sage. and Richard Russell Alamein MYris TOrarro CO
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Tuesday Jonoory 17, 1936 SPARTAN DAILY 3 OUT OF BOUNDS I By BOB STRIEGEL Cagers Seek Tenth Win; Alter watching the Spartan box-1 except that a winner had to bn ors perftem in the named in the tourniment. All Wei parenttournament that CoachFriday Julienight, Menendez it is ap I lock.judges although scored itthey utth all a named29'29 dea,t 1), CBA Top Spot is Goal will not only have a well-balanced S Is the owner, (Continued front page II ord of42 points sraturita% eht ot its shots in downing the Sparta. squad for the coming season, but Menendez was especially pleasto against Pepprodint, and big John 65-60 'room used 13 men Palace in San Francisco-and an he will also have a great wealth with the progress mate by loth! Thomas, standout end on the in the contest, and every of depth in nearly every position , heavy weight Jim Termey, vrtm inside track to the "CBA minus COP grid team, oho has been a man Competition was so close that boxed an exhibition affair wilt, sF" roosistant scorer for the 1 'gets -cored. I larris and Paul A3;eshm three bouts were decided Max Voshall, 165 lb. NCAA champ It Branstrom can come up with all season. ,crit-ing honors for S o1:b by split ' app.: . decisions. In fact, Welvin Stroud's ion. Tormey displayed saw rer: another pet formance to match his In a preliminars game, the Spar ;..,ints deciaion over Vic Rapazzini in the boxing skills and effective punch effort in the Loyola game. the tan trosh will attempt to 139-1b. bout was won by the thin- ing power against Voshall. Spartans will be a good choice to their season revord at 4-4 u 1st of margins. Two of the judges I Middleweight Jack Coolidge take over the (BA lead. ('OP's the) tackle Salinas High Sch0 1 . FLY LOWEST FAIR scored it even on points with 29 also praised by the Spartan coach ¦ 1111/41 weakness is a lack of a big 6 o'clock. The spartababe- ' apiece, hut gave the Coolidge, 1958 novice champ, ;Ilan in the startingsrting lineup. and tIo decision to won Pairof close decisions to los Angeles .... Stroud, probably on the basis of 1 a decisive victory over Henry Ro- .his will be in Branstrorn's favor jas. ford trosh and Hartnett J San Diego .. $15.39 his stronger finish. However, the It was the fifth straight trium- Teaming up nith Branstrom will the Nerkend. third judge gave his nod to Rapaz i ph for the new corner. He pre- probably he John E:rceg and 14. The trosh came from ti, Dallas .... 09.00 aini on points, 2928. Although he I viously had won four bouts in the ' Goodwin at forwards and captain 24 point deficit in the sec, Chicago .... $69.00 Inst. rd Diaz at the Rapazzini actually scored onel novice tourney. T:liain Crane Edslie to take the lead, and then Hawaii .... $109.00 more point than his opponent. 1 Menendez is hoping that he can again in a 70-87 loss to th,. line u some junior varsity bow- Leading the Bengal., will he Indians Coach Jerry S'room hlenendez will have three top- order notch glovers in the 139-1b. divis- in to give his long bench 5-11 guard Donnie Brownfield. .1 the ma- t amazing cometiiii, ion this year. Besides Rapazzint a chance to gain some experience %hit set a nest Cit.% scoring rec /1111 PVI I i.on 31 the Spa.t AWED AIRTRAVAL and Stroud, the return of a former He already has four bouts, sehedul- Mad., 11 p the points an! stand-out, Stu Rubine, from the ed with the Sacramento State var- oher.I in I I mmites. CY 'I 1110 Army will make it a three-way sity as a preliminary attraction Jon Mai lerd the frosh battle for the number one to the Washington State dual meet 16 points Other double figure position. here Feb. 10. ie men stele Toni Blaciatood with Other split decision verdicts were Don Sint IL Rick Pollard, 10, and Safeguard Your Eye-. Bennett's victory over Clark Woods, 10. Yamasaki in the welterweight class Naval civil .1 I. more thin and Pete Cisneros' edge over vet- School Adds Hof lid With Regutcir Checicur_ eran Kim Kanaya in the 125-1b. Five New Courses division. The 156-1b. match between and Al Accurso are est-hanging The Naval Reseeve MASSEY UUTSNOMIYA, left, "SEE" Mem’ the 119.1b. ditision In the All-College hosing tourna- Jim Davis and Gerald UlrIch actu- Jose leather in a Schrol in San will Gym. Accurso, displaying a good ally would have ended in draw, new semester of classes startin Feb- the ment Friday night in Spartan ruary with the body-head combination attack, won all three rounds in taking DR. CHENNEll SHOW SLATE addition of five San Jose State sill open its 1956. new courses. according to Lt. a decision over his opponent. OPTOMETRIST (j.g.) R. T. McMahon, public in- Intercollegiate schedule Feb. 10 when they play host to the potter- formation officer. ful Washington State Cougars. - photo by Downing 4 ce,ond CY "4 ' Mon. Tues. Wed. ship,New Personnelcourses includeAdministration, Leader- Mrintser Of SPAR-TIN The Greatest Story of Love Education, Training and Admin- and Faith Ever Told istration, Public Information, and Marion Believes Doby "THE ROBE" Security of Classified Matter. In "Country Girl"-Grace Kolley addition to meeting requirement Student for promotion, four of the course- Will Supply Big Punch oarlIPPIRCkr, r Price have applications to civilian life. ST. LOUIS, Mn., -(1.1))--Marty Doby and Minnie will sup- MARY DRANSTROW %-eieV(yotAtWidf WAA CALENDAR Marion, whose Chicago White Sox ply a real one-ter9.,punch, from 50c Monday Orchesis - 4:15 finished behind New York and the left and right. typ ASS p.m. in the Women's Gym. Cleveland o: the 1955 American 17; 410. ,9t4Peeff cATREwithcard Tuesday Basketball - 7 to League pennant race, believes Besides," he went on, "If you 10 p.m. In Women's Gym. Larry Doby will be the key man have a man like Doby coming up* Spartan Wrestlers STARTING Wednesday . Badminton - for his club this year. and every You r lost Chance to sae with men on the bases it's likely will WALT DISNEY S start 3:30 p.m. on Feb. Marion blamed a lack of long- to change the strategy of the op- Win Berkeley Meet RAT GOODWIN good luck to the 15. ball power for the Sox' failure can Hobbyteer's Thursday . Bowling - 3:30 way last season and position. The intentional pass "20,000 to go all the sometimes break up ibe game." The SJS mat team won its fourth nt ": in I It.e ',tate p m. in Women's Gym. expected Doby to supply the punch straight junior YMCA wrestling Solon Wants Flood Leagues Under Mon., Tues., Wed., Thur. they needed so much. Marty, who had to give up his championship at Berkeley Satur- Rifle - 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. "There's a hit more to it than shortstop, Chico Carrasquel, and day. Coach Hugh Mumby's men REMINDER The Sea" Tuesday Rifle - 1:30 to 2:30 runs Marion Jim Busby to obtain Doby from divisional titles on , Control Projects the he can drive in," captured four Begin your p.m. said. "Dohy in the lineup gives the Cleveland Indians, professed their way to the win. WASIIINGToN, WAI Executive Council will much better balanced ball confidence that rookie Lowe Apa- Jan. 16 -11'1' Copper Enameling Classes meet us a Ron Phillips, Richard Bauer, Roy STUDIO Thursday at 4:30 p.m. in club. Last year we weren't much ricio could plug the gap at short. -Rep. Harlan Ilagen (D-Calit Now,' the lounge of Women's Frontagi and Tom Hunt were the said today he will ask the Hoe Gym. of a threat from the left side but "He's got great baseball in- first place winners for the Spar- and Senate appropriations comma stinct," Marion said. "He can run tans. Phillips took the 167-1b. class, tees tor sufficient money to pet Water Front" a mit Tula] HUSTON'S "On the hitting'sand has concerned,fine arm. howAs farmuch as hisis Frontaniwhile Bauer at 191, came and in Hunt, first aat fresh- 177, countyan Hoodimmediate control start projects. on e and enough? If he comeejhrough de- man, at heavyweight. Hagen expressed disappointment HOBBY SHOP fensively as I think he will, a low In addition, George Uchida the proposed budget of the Arim average wouldn't handicap him. "The Wild One" captured third in the 137-lb. div- Engineers contained only $62,00o 293 S. First St. lassifie But he ision, 1.ynn Brooks took second Dam on the kage:i11 has hit well wherever he's for Terminus CY 4-6050 played and his managers were all at 147.1bs. and (lake Sahlsnan River and no funds for Sue( . Two of Brado's Best! FOR RENT Girls Room and board with high on him as a batter." was runner-up at 177-lbs, Dam on the Tule River. Furnished apartments. Vacancies kitchenprivileges, automatic wash- The way Marion sees his opening The Spartans totaled 27 points for three girls. CY4-2902. er - small group. 360 S. 5th St. lineup, it will be Walt Dropo at in scoring their team win. San POSITIVELY LAST DAY CY3-6903. first, Nellie Fox at second, Aparicio Francisco State was a distant se- Attractive Roan and board. Two girl stu- at short, George Kell at third, cond with 12 points. Other ent- furnished apSrtment Berke. and bath. Accommodate four girls dents. Sherm Lollar catching, and Minima rants were Santa Clara, 11; Home atmosphere. CY4-7046. Francisco YM- CALI-FORNIA Laundry facilities, garage, near Doby and Jim Rivera in the out- ley YMCA, 10; San shops and bus, four blocks from Men's rooms, linen, kitchen pri- field. CA, 5; and San Jose J.C., 1. "THE INDIAN FIGHTER" college. 455 S. 10th St. CV 2-1327. vileges, clean! $25 a month each. 833 S. 5th St. "Like any other manager, con Kira Douglas sider pitching my biggest problem -plus- Room and board, men students, Two vets - will share close-in Marion said. "My three mainstr- Ike's Name Filed "THE WARRIORS" three meals a stay, six days a Donovan .0, in Fool Flynn - Joanne Dry a month., apartment with one other student. are Billy Pierce, Dick week, $75 parking pro- 41111. 10th St. Jack Harshman, and I'll have vided. Call CY5 1483 or see Mrs. start, Hamp. 146 E. San Carlos. Room in lovely home for one or find a couple of other . New Primary ARTISTS Cerra, from a group that includes Harry shaving an'achine you use UNITED Nicely furnished front apt. with two girls. Kitchen and home privi- Byrd, Connie Johnson, Sandy Con- CONCORD, N.H., Jan. 16--(UP) fireplace for four- girls. $100. Wa- leges. Reasonable. CV 2-5077. suegra. Mike Fornieles and Dixie -Gov. Lane Dwinell today filed "ALL THAT HEAVEN petitions entering President Risen- ALLOWS" ter and garbage included. 332 S Rooms for girls: One house. Howell." bower's Jane Wyman Rock Hudson 7th St. CV 5-5199. Available Feb. 1. Room and kitchen privileges. Oth- Present plans, according to Mar- name in New Hampshire's -plus- room and board with ion, call for bullpen work for Joe first-in-the-nation primary March Girl wanted apartment er house "THE NAKED DAWN" to share kitchen privileges. Garland House. Dahlke, who was a sensational re- 13. near reasonable rent. CY campus, 60 S. 7th St. lief pitcher for Memphis last year. It marked the second time with- 5-7749 after five. Earl Battey, from Charleston, S. in 48 hours the president formally Room and Board - Boys. 21 meals C., will understudy Lollar, who was entered in the presidential SARATOGA Continental House-Board and in this state. room, men students. 96 S. 17th St. per week. $70 and $75 monthly. wearied somewhatm in the preferential race stretch Dwinell, in filing 11041 signa- Clean rooms and shower. Make steady An nil Disney Show! CY 5-7736 last year on a . diet of work tures with Deputy Secretary of "AFRICAN LION" reservations now for Spring Seme- Girls-Room and Board. Ex- ster. CY5-9582. "We'll he stronger In reserves State Harry E. Jackson, said: plus - cellent food. 343 S 8th St. this year with men like Jack "Neither I nor, to my knowledge, Other Disney Greats! Two bedroom apartment for four Phillips, Bob Neiman, Cal STUDENTS WH11 ASS CARDS-S0c or five $100 any other responsible Republican Vticaney for girls. Board and girls available Jan. 20. Abrams and Bob Kennedy on the per month. Call CY5-9582. official in New liamp.shire has in- Room. Spring semester. Ivy Hall. bench," Marion said. "I'm a lot formation. aS to President Eisen' 279 E. San Fernando. House of Earl. Room and board more anxious for this season to hower's intentions with reference TOWNE start than was for last year's. to his candidacy for re-election. Nice rooms for girls. Kitchen for girls. 11 meals plus kitchen Naturally, It's always a gamble. "Ilcreiever, as the governor of "ILLICIT INTERLUDE" privileges. CY2-5405, 311 S. 14th privileges. I.inen furnished, room You have to hope that the help this state which launched the Els- St. service, pay monthly. 655 S. 2nd TOPS' St. CY7-5028. you had last year from unexpected enhower-for-president campaign in "One Summer of Happiness" quarters will be there again and 1952, I am assuming that, until Vacancies Men Room and board. for two men 155 Adults Only $65 per month, meals served family Large room S. You hope that some of the boys, the president himself states other- candidate style. Kitchen privileges. 528 S. 12th St. CY4-9202. like Minoso, will return to top wise, that he will be a form." for re election 11th St. ---For men: Good food and beds, MAYFAIR Available Feb. 1 - completely fur- pleasant house. 11 meals a week. "RIVER OF NO RETURN" 11th nished one bedroom. Close in. CV Mrs. Crossman. 348 S. St. Personalized Service for Marylln Monroe 4-0472. Men: Room for two, private kit- - also "VIFW FROM POMPEY S HEAD' Three girls to share room apart- chen. Private shower, towels, sheets San Jose State Students Richard Egan ment. Utilities included. Rent rea- and bedding furnished. CY3-7114. 467 S. 8th St. iiTHCHNTS WITH ASS CARDS-SOt sonable Call CY4-8270 or CY3-2308. TROY LAUNDRY R5 S 12th St. FOR SALE AND EL RANCHO Vacancies for young ladies at Mar- Buick '50, four door Riviera, ra - ian Hall. 505 S. 7th St. CY7-I568. dio and heater, auto. trans., good DRY CLEANING "TALL MEN" Sonny room. Accommodate one rubber, $525, Mr. Ross, Registrar's or two. 406 S. 11th St. Office. CASH.8 CARRY DISCOUNT -plus- _ Board and room for Ladies Ski pans - size 12, like 722 - 726 Almaden Ave. CV. 3-8668 "QUENTIN DURWARD" girls. Small (LB group, home atmosphere CV3-5829. new, $15 11-127. ('hey. '46 loaded. Good motiii new brakes. CY2 7174. Call bet ARCHIE'S STEAK HOUSE ween 5 and 7. ALSO WANTED Volu s in You will find Valentin .46 Hasher wanted, apply Marhin 5rtgi C Try Our Hall, 505 Cards the finest S. 7th St. Ice ... and eel a better shave! OLD SPICE PDF ELECTRIC SHAVE A / ,to Delicious Norcross Lotiort sets up your beard-tunes up your shaver. Stops draggles. food ARCADE SHOE REPAIR /6¦`11 I _ gra s Glad! clogging and ov er-heatg.in The new, non-od) lubricant, "Isophyl", Breakfast Hallmark at AND SHINE SHOP prepares the skin for easy gliding ...lubricates the shaver cutting edges for vastest efficiency. 100 No fedi:or:1z: ARCHIE'S Leone your shoes with John and Andy for SUNSHINE CARD & TOY Tort Toronto South Second 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. CV. 3-9897 throb, Cleaning cad Revelries S H U LT 0 N Now 545 12 West Son Antonio CY 3-9131 115 S. 2nd Street WOW,
4 SPARTAN DAILY Tuesday, January 17 1956 A movie, "Fifth Pan American Mu Phi Epsilon Pledges I. A. Members Will Pose Road Race,- will be shown and fSAB Group To Get !Alumni Association refreshments will follow. 'LaTorre Pictures Tell of Incorporation 10 Neophytes at Home And Exhibit Racing Film M.S. Degree Ready Of Dr. Hartley Snyder Members of the I.A. Club %vil Attention Girls! Mu Phi Epsilon, national music tl. , Taken at Meeting ,st .1-- State college Alumni meet today at 11:30 a.m. in sorority pledged 10 new merhbers I.A. lecture room to pa-se for LILAC HALL incorporation, according to How- at the home of Dr. Hartley Sny- student Activities Board will group picture for the La Torri For Spring, Summer ard A. Blethen. president of the der, Music Department Head, ac- 309 5 8th 51 meet today in Room 2 of the Wo- crganization. cording to Carol Cox. publicity Oliver Redington, club presidew A new M.S. degree program in tic-al business experience will Vacancies Room & Board men's Gym to have their La The action, wl,ich was initiatcd chairman. announced yesterday business administration wiU bc usually be able to meet degree Torre picture last year, Miss Rosalie Speciale, national 30 taken. Ray Free- was filed by the Exec- offered next semtster and in sum- requirements by completing utive Board first vice president and member mer sessions, acconiing to Dr semester units of graduate iaork man, ASB vice president, re- of Directors of the de- quests that all members from Association, numbering 13 voting 'of the San Jrse Alumnae Chapter Earl W. Atkinson, chairnsm of beyond their A.B. and BS. Epsilon, was present DiViA011. Persons Through of Mu Phi the Business grees, Dr. Atkinson said. both before and after the bylaw for the ceremony. From a Senior eligible must have an A.B. or internship or field study assign- change, be present if possible. the New pledges are Eva Cazzaniga, B.S. degree with an unde, gradu- ment, the student may gain Joyce aciministra- The new by-law cut the number Math Majors Plan Connell, Joan Tibbets, Bar- Who Knows . . . ate major in buamess necessary practical experience bara Brown, tion, an equivalent from an ' of SAB members from nine I,. Maryon Johnson. or Courses will be offered in ac- Carolyn Zamzow, Cathy accredited institution, Dr Atkin- five. The remaining four members Spring Programs Fergu- One place to get counting problems. retail store son, Lynn Barton, Mary IA, son said. and agement, C P.A. rcview %vill be transferred to the Ac- mathem..ties majors are Kline and Maitha Hallin. immediate quality real The M.S. di sree ill enal-le i roblems, insurance Jnd tivity Evaluation Committee. asked to report to the mathe- service the atudent to select tine of a.ir ,.!,,te seminars, labor problems matics office, Itiaim 119A, within of- The mistime proposal %'as following as a field of spe. ial- ..!..71 executive secretarial and the next two veeks to arrange drawn up because Arnold Air Society When it comes to shoe Repairs ization: accounting and finance. 1. e management. members of their programs fur spring semcs- take my SHOES banking and Investments. busi- management. mar- SAD felt that time was too many ; ter. "I always Business Chooses Officers pride ness and industrial manage- keting problems, sales manage- members on the committee for the The mathematics majors can to a man who takes personnel Paul D. Ashley was named tie.-. ment, industrial and ment, investments banking, amount of work it has to do. Since make their appointments with the in his work." relations, marketing and mer- commander of the Arnold Air motion and time study. pro- the AEC is primarily a discussion , department advisers by contact- Society, honorary upper division chandising. real estate and in- members af department duction planning and control. committee, both AEC ing miss Luis AFROTC group at a recent elec- surance and secretarial and and SAB felt that additional personnel techniques. industrial secretary. tion meeting. Five other AFROTC Courtesy and Service of f ice administraUon. _ Ps.selioloss. and business and members on AEC would be tp the students were elected to posts. Applicants who have some pra. - committee's advantage. economic statistics will be cov- The newly elected students will ered. Today's meeting will be pri- K.P. G.E. Majors 1 take office next semester, ac- San Fernando Shoe Repair Dr Atkinson said additional in- marily a discussion of the func- Majors in kindergarten-pri- cording to Maj. William Wetsel, forfnation may be obtained in tion of SAB. Questions Freeman mary and elementary education' group adviser. 73 E. SAN FERNANDO ST. Crew-Cuts Find 137A. VL'ould like the committee mem- , who plan to student teach spring, Others elected at the meetim: Room One Block from Campus bers to think about include: "Are semester will meet Feb, 7 to re- were Joe Clark, executive; Gail we doing the job we are intended ceive their first student teaching Helvie, information; Joe Smith. Between Second and Third Sts Britons Are 'Hop' ' to do? How can we improve our assignments, according to Mrs. information services; Wesley Jor- Phone CY 5-9705 - - Open 7:30 a.m.-5:45 2.m. function? What can we do to Grace Walkington, associate pro- , genson, operations and Albert NEW YORK. (CP) Thc t. Salzman Chosen eliminate dead weight (if any)." fessor of education. Stubbe. comptroller. Cuts, a musical group of young men with the normal mi.. ., Festival of hair, delivered this terr.1,. To Attend piece of news recently staid Grant S.iliman. janior Radio- Britons are beginning to dig Rock- TV major, has been chosen to and-Roll. represent SJS at the Speech and -We were in England for eight Arts Festival in San Francisco on ueeks," said Johnnie Perkins, the Feb. 4, in the Interpretative Read- group's second tenor. And the ing Contest. stuff is beginning to catch on i The contest includes contestants 'Rock Around the Clock' is one of . derson university the big numbers over there." ! fri.im every college and Northern California. Prizes are The Crew-Cuts are the vocal I in quartet which can be credited, if a $50 award, a $25 award, several heart itid 14)tinfl a lie followed Id, Iii world that is the word, with giving the honorable mention awards and principal impetus to the craze for plaque to the winning school. the type of musical madness known Before coming to SJS, Salzman as Rock-and-Roll. Their record of attended Graceland Junior Col- "Sh-Boom" way back in the sum-' lege in Lamoni, Iowa. He worked ' mer of 1954 was the first R-and-R for a time in St. Joseph, Mo., at . "x7 disk to hit paydirt in the pop . a radio-TV station, where he did field. announcing and directing. IOU'VE heard it said that there's more oppor- "Ballads,- pointed out Ray Per- He recently took the part of tunity in America than in any other country? kins, bass, are still the big thing ! Theseus in the Speech and Drama over there, but Rock and Roll is! production of "A Midsummer "It's true. But it's hard to realize how true getting more and more popularl Mir:Ill's Dream," and also the unless you come here from abroad. As I did. 'Sh-Boom' did fairly well and our part of the Stranger in "The Lady 'Earth Angel' was very big." From the Sea." from Scotland. Of course, as the ether two boys,' "Now I cherish my homeland. But as in so Ruth Maugeri and Pat Barrett; your life is pretty pointed out. Britons still have a many of the older countries, lung way to go before they can Veterans Group Elects well laid out for you at birth. The odds arc qualify as full-fledged hipsters. you'll follow this path whether you want to "Their slang is pretty weird," Jack Fairbanks Prexy said Rudi. "When they like some- or not. Sparvets, campus thing they saw ’That’s Lovely' or Members of "Well, I didn't like what my future seemed 'That's smashing (pronounced veterans' organization, elected smah-shing). They also say It’s Jack Fairbanks president during ' crackers.'" the final meeting of the semester ; ''And when they dislike some- Friday, according to Harry Sage. thing" said Ray, "They use 'shock- ' fall semester president. ing bad."' Also elected were Vern Draper. However, despite this paleolithic vice president. and Clara Aasland. approach to the science of coin- secretary-treasurer. Plans for fu- munication, the Crew-Cuts said ture school service And social ac- there was a lot hope for our tivities also were discussed, Sage cousins across the Atlantic. said. For one thing, said the Crew- cuts. English boby-soxers are be- ginning to get in the swing of things. BE SMART "Backstage, there's no difference between American and English RIGHT FROM THE START kids," said Johnnie. "They're both pretty wild as far as showing their with food temptingly enthusiasm. In one town, Newcas- tle, the kids broke down the stage served at your doer and just piled through. The to be in Scotland, so I quit my job and fol- doorman lost his %t aid' in the COLLEGE CAFETERIA lowed the girl I had fallen in love with to scuffle." ''And just the week before we California. I got a job with Union Oil as a hit a town, the kids staged a small clerk in the Field department, and we were riot where Johnny Ray was PlaJ- ing." married shortly after. The Crew-Cuts, all of whom "When I started with the company in 1923 ..port fairly normal coiffures, ran one test in England to guatge their we seldom drilled a well deeper than 4,000 pulling power. feet. Today it's not uncommon to go down "In this country." said Johnny. "Many of the girls in our 135 fan 12,000 feet. Even drill under water! clubs wear special short hair-cuts i-alled 'the crew-sader cut.' so, we ran a small ad in a British paper College Cafeteria asking if any girl would he willing in wear a crew-cut and act as our Home Economics Bldg ,ecretary abroad. -We got more than 600 replies Seventh and San Antonio In fact, one girl was so enthusiastic Open 11:30-1:00 Doily Ni I DOING VVII iT WANTED TO DO." said she'd be willing to cut ANDERsoNt "FA 1,0y ONE OF 1111 -I; 30 %LUIS E I her hior Off." "But the important point is every one of Bin tools did help, and in the 30 years since these 30 years I've been doing what I wanted Anderson joined us our investment in tools to do. Our children have enjoyed the same made available to our employees has increased MEN privilege. Our boy's a graduate engineer, now from $22,000 to over $83,000 per employee. on active duty as an Ensign in the U. S. Nav.il So long as business competes for your favor Excellent Opport unity Reserve. Our daughter is a college teacher. it will continue to improve its tools. Which is "That, I think, is the miracle of Anted( a: another reason why there should always bc For Student the chance it gives you to be what you want more opportunity in America than in any to bc. And to live happier because of it." other country in the world. C Widower, 65, desires to employ either Japanese, Chinese "Better tools have made this poss.iiile. And or Korean student to live in, keep house, and cook two created new opportunities. Fin now Admin- Anderson is:far too modest. I us own hard work OR COMMEXIS ARk. INV! I ED. Wrtk: i he President, meals dolly. istrator in the Field department. is obviously the first reason for his success. I 'oion0i1Company,11nionOil Bldg.,Los.4ngeles17.Cdq. . . . No housework or gardening. Have ample library of classics for study. Also swimming pool.
Will orronge hours to suit. on,3 oiranged with service rcn,! 7,ƒ?ri. -Union Oil Company OF CALIFORNIA
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