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COLLEGE 1 March Melodies Tonight .SAN JOSE STATE 4 I ; A festival of song will greet San Jose State college students Vol. )9(XVIll Son Jose, Calif., Wednesday, March 8, 1950 No. 96 tOhight at 7 o'clock, when Associated Women Students present their first annual "March Melodies". The spring sing, will be hel i M 's Dailey auditorium and is free of charge, according to Pat Flanagan, Love Drama, chairman. The 16 coed living groups participating in tonight's competition will be Introduced by Miss Flanagan, mistress of cere- 'Still Life', monies. Highlights of the melodic evening still occur when the %sin- ounciu hives ning songsters are presented with Thursday a gold perpetitai trophy PE Department By Jim ("Art- ry donated by Al Ferguson of Fer- at -Jensen .and att en Samuel- guson's Music store. JIM 10 Cent Fee Right son, veteran college stage per- Campus_ organizations entering iormers, play-thelead. roles of Dr. the competition are Alpha Chi The Student ,Council yesterday /Mee Harvey and Mrs. Laura Jes- Omega, Alpha Omicron pi, 'Alpha gave the. Athletic clbpartment the son in the poignant love drama, Phi, Catholic Women's center, Chi right to charge a 10 cent student -still Life." -One of the three Omega, Delta Gamma, Delia Zeta, admission fee at the next two ili lets which -Make up "Tonight Gamma Phi Beta,- trace hall, horne boXiirg, matches, including :it 8:30", this story of two middle- Kappa Alpha Theta, Kappa Map etch- _With age'lOvers opens Thursday night Gamma, Mary George:WI; Pratt ('amp Pendleton. in the Little Theater_ The two (it her plays to run from March _halli-PTesbyterian Women's center, "This will giye the council a Te-ntr leaMtirf:XITITI1V Ind and Sigma Kappa.* chance to see how students feel "Red Peppers." concerning a small admission Style, dynamic contrast, bal- The play opens In 3111ford price," said Don Schaeffer. "Also, ist ance, blend, intonation, 'and artic- Junction station svhere Dr. Har- the money collected will go a long by ulation, as well as general appear- vey, waiting between trains, is way toward sending the boxing ies ance and organization will be con- having a cup of tea: Laura team back sidered by the judges. Mrs. Maur- east." comes rushing into the refresh- dy ine Thompson, associate professor Councilmen Schaeffer, Bob Seal ment room with a cinder in her t of music; Dr. Robert Rhodes, pro- and Mike Barchi will meet this, eye. fessor of biology, and Mr. Fergii- afternoon with Glenn Hartranft Alec removes the cinder and an son will act in this capacity. to discuss the proposed fees immediately falls in love with Ips Betty Brishin reported that the Laura, as she does with him. "Each group will sing two songs. a- senior, junior. and freshman class- There are spbsequent weekly Special lighting and dress are op- "a- es favor such a student admis- meetings over tea, scenes over a tional," Miss Flanagan said.. sion fee for "intersectionals", but choice between respectability and ng want some kind of limit to be set. love, and some sentimental mo- rs. . ments.__Having drunk deep from_ Councilman .Belmont Reid is to le, the--&ip, an unhappy Laura and Sweeney Requests head a tommittee that will Dr. Alec plan the roles of en Jim Jensen and Gwen Samuelson play lead tender-hearted Alec decide to call an all-out drive to raise $26,000 "Still Life," one of the three ge Harvey and Mrs. Laura Jestion In it a day, with Alec accepting a for the Chapel Fund Fifteen cam- up Noel Coward's "Tonight At 8:30." The show Pre -Registration playlets that make post in Johannesburg and Laura pus service and honorary organ- opens an eight-day run in the Little Theater 'I humbly night. Life." returning to her circumspect life. izations will be called to send rep- The tyra-ather plays-are _"Fai_ntly Album" and "Still by Hildenbrandt At -their last- meeting-Alb -The-- resentatives. --tphoto In Some Courses . _ _ railway junction they are swooped viii All persons- expecting to enroll Deve Down is the new chairman down' upon by bubbling, chattering at in the following courses next quar- of the Student 'Activities board, Dolly, played by Judith Levy. i he ter must pre-register for them in and Jdan Rogers is represen..ng State Public Works Board There being no opporttinity for a the Room 61 by Friday, according to the Student Council on the S:&(.B final goodby, Alec takes his train, IS Dr. Willi." 0- Starettfy-i-hositoldf4 The cut:veil approvegi4lasialerel- wwiS kAtp Dormitory Plan Laura -tries desperately to calm , =. the department of education and ries RegulatIons:ctrawn up by the herself, and Dolly gleefully chat-- teacher training. Revelries board and, the College Plans for a 900 capacity dormi- ters on. Life committee. Lighter moments In the play The tory for San Jose State college courses include: Education Dick Russo was appainted are supplied by other members 104A, 10413, been' shelved by the. State 1.05, 112, 153, 154, 207; Homecoming. chairman: have of the cast who intersperse gen- and 383. Shot Deadl. n e Public Works 'hoard in Sacra: eral horseplay and .frIvIlous stu- - Prospective student teachers for Today is the final day mento, Dean West," secretary lin* with the play's dramatic - Spiirig quarter are asked to sign dents may sign up for immuni- memberr of the Deans' Committee elements. ' Dr. ibie'y to Speak shots against Influenza, up as follows: Education 143 zatIon announced, yesterday. Supporting player i are Shirley 144-K.P.. G.E., and Gen. Jr. high according to Miss Margaret Wilber as Myrtle, Bob Collins as directed leaching, sign with Mrs. At T Beta Dinner, Twombly, head of the health This plan, and similar plans pre- Bill, Dave Woods as Johnnie and Walker, Room 161. and hygiene department. sented by state colleges in Fresno' Evelyn McCurdy as Beryl. Tri Beta; national honorary bio- i A Hid is posted outside the San- Diego, were termed -un- j ---Stan Sehwimmer plays- Albert, Education 145, 243 -Special and logical science fralernity at San , college clinic, Room 31. ',Mei" and by the board and a !Tom Winston portrays Stanley, general secondary directed teach- Jose State college, will hold its will be given Friday. March ICI, satisfactory definite outline' is to. be Norma Welsh is Mildred and Ran ing, signWith your departments. first annual banquet tonight , at between 11:30 a.m. ad' 1:30 more on by the 1951 legislature. Sego and Len Weiss are the young 6:30 o'clock in the Lucca cafe, p.m. at the clinic. worked NIP 1 men. Santa Clara. Dr. Charles Sibley West said that dormitory plans will be featured as speaker. In modern dress, costumes are were also submitted by the col- Season Book More than 30 members of the under 'the supervision of Miss r leges in Humboldt, San Francisco, Tri Beta and their guests plan to Berneice Prisk and Mr. Chez and Chico. Humboldt's plan called attend, John Isaac, president of Sophs Decide Haehl. for a capacity of 100 students Sale Continues the camptis chapter. Epsilon Delta, Setting was designed by J. while those of Chico and San Sale of season books for the said. He will preside as toast- Wendell Johnson and cosstruc- Francisco would contain 200 each. San Jose Players six-movie series master. ice- rexy Hon was directed by Jim Liol resumes today and lasts through Barring another deadlock, either Future dormitories for San Jose and Doug Morphoses. Friday. The booklets sell for $1.50 Bill Armell or Cliff Majersik will will be constructed on Ninth Joe Guzzetti is stage manager, in the Speech office between 12:30 Freshman Camp take office as the new sophomore street, West stated. Ivan Van Perre is stage electri- and 3:30 p.m. vice-president, as members of cian. their class troup to the Student Tickets for Noel Coward's "To- The spring quarter movie series Officials to Meet -Union today to decide the belated -I-night at 8:30"- are on sale in Room 'begins April 12 with "Spectre Ron LalifiF, 1950 Freehtitan of of that office. The Weather 57, Speech office. Student admis- the Rose" Camp director, urges all students -outcome and ends May 31 with sion is 60 cents; general admis- "Barnbi." interested in counseling for the Majersik and Armell tied in the Santa Cruz type weather dig-- sion is 90 cents. Fall camp to attend a meeting to- two run-offs. appears in a blaze of haze today The Players, last honorary dramatic morrow night at 7:30 o'clock in as the forecaster predicts variable 'society, is presenting the movie the Student Union. Election officials expect the high cloudiness with a few proba- series as a service to San Jose LaMar will present the outline total turnout to be slight, Booth ble sprinkles. Temperatures were State college students. Language Prof To of plans for the 1950 Freshman in- hours are 8:30 ir.ra.-to 4 lint_ slightly warmer yesterday with a "We are bringing to the college doctrination week-end. Dick Knox, This is the-fifth election that low of 41 and a high of 63. Skies good movies at low prices," Movie 1949 director, will give a talk on the combatants have had to were elear in the morning, but Talk on Einstein afternoon. Chairman Joseph Guizetti says. the camp's history. undergo. became. overcast in the "Germany and Dr. Einstein" Assistant directors are Joan be the topic of an address by Iwill Hale and Bob Madsen. Advisers ROUNDUP Dr. William Hermanns, assistant Art Fraternity are Miss Mary Hooton, and Dr. UNITED PRESS professor of modern languages, at Robert Rhodes. -a meeting of the International To Hold Informal House of Representatives Students organization this evening March Concert at 7:30 in Room 25. The meeting Social Tomorrow Soloists 11 is open to all interested students. Alpha Gamma, the honorary art To be Erlendson, Surian Passes Hawaiian Statehood Dr. Hermann', a personal friend fraternity, will give an William J. Erlendson, of Einstein's, also will read pas- informal pianist, The House of Representatives I parole by General Douglas Mac- pledge social tomorrow evening at and Gloria Surian, soprano, have 4sages from his new book, "Mirror yesterday passed a bill calling for Arthu r. 140 o'clock in Room Al. - been announced as soloists for the -Coininittee de- " which has-not -Yet Featured entertainment will In- symphony orchestra concert to be the statehood of Hawaii and sent war been published. bate the eligibility of each clude a 'Mandolin and uke trio held March 14 in the Morris It to the Senate where a similar criminal who -must have served at r *unposed of Bill Chan, "Marilyn Dailey auditorium. bill for Alaska is awaiting ap- i least one-third of their sentences 41/9 11 (NrkliirkQ and. Fred Cooper. There _The__San Jose State or 15 years of a life sentence to Symphony orchestra prove Student r'meets also will be community singing. will be con- apply. Sketches of the Revelries scenes duoted by Dr. Lyle %V. Downey, Roll call vote on the Hawaiian Social dancing and table games will be reviewed during the eve- head of the music department. proposal wa.s 261 to 110. KILL PAROCHIAL AID will be featured at tonight's Stu- ning. The program will be in the modern The House Labor committee, in dent "Y" meeting. It willbe held Conunittee chairmen include: contemporary mood, presenting WAY BE PAROLED its first test vote, yesterday ruled at the Student Center of the First Mae Kumano, Mord.; Bill Chan, compositions by Gustav Mahler, All war criminals, including. out any aid to parochial schools Congregational church, Third and entertainment; and Bob Russell Glen Carlo Menotti. and. Igor those convicted at the Tojo trial, by a pending $300,000 000-a-year San Antonio streets from 8 o'clock and Walt Limdidter, retrediments. Strawinsky. were made eligible yesterday for school aid bill. to 11:30 p.m.
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2 SPARTAN -DAILY les y, 8, 1950 Thrust and Former ASB Prexy Don true Editorial Directs Membership Drive .Page Parry For SJS Alumni Association Purge Them By BILL EPLER Dear Thrust and Parry: Don True, San Jose State college student body president in it114 Congratulations to the Spartan SPo,ok Daily. It was really considerate of 1941-42, was named recently to direct the college Alumni associ- Saft Jose Sta e o11ee your stet' to le( the rest of the ation's campaign to -double its present membership of 2500 persons. newspapers in the United- States True, who graduated from San. Jose State collar in 1942, is scoop- -you--on settststifier tkisittstschited-Studirrits of Sanion-Itata-Callitss exeeu Published every by story. i*e 'iteeretarx. for! the San , at Nee Press of Glakie Printing Co. Entered as second class matter at the Sin Jose Junk* ..tlassolpre of Cam!. Where are these journalists sent to sea for carrier training Jose Post Office. merce, lrfe "assuined 'his. position _ with the spring in their step and aboard the "U*.S.S. Guadacanal", with the Junior Chamber of ('mu- Mery Frydenlund and Jim Hayes, Co-editors Ihr...f ire in their eye? The mock no. . His duties, ilLivriiireepaa.irrativioedn--it: cilwa_igolng oarr..4.seahse_. metes. in May, . ; ; tons, Business -Manager Ilentund-was .. r . are primarily concerned with pub- end of the _war_and_ flew 'patrols News Editor Earl Crabbe Society Editor Dave Heagerq a step. in the right -direct/Pit' 'hut /lie relations. -- - it didn't N) far enough. along our fuel and supply lines for Desk. Chief Bob SkillicOrn Photo Editor Barry Britton He helps to bring new business- Pel-haps editor Hayes should go Feature Editor ....Bob Hemingway' Wire Editor Carl Holmberg es and industries to San Jose. This stick his head out the window. Sports Editor Cliff Daniels Exchange Editar ' . Dick Watry is done-in several ways, but mainly Make-up Editors.. Don Fitzgerald, Edith O'Donnell, Barbara Belknap, He would find out what's doing on -through adverti Sing in trado jour= Joyce Call, George Mcli>onald, Margot Miller. around .this school, and as for the ... nals and personal correspondence. Copy Desk....Beverly.Lymburner, Fred Baumberger, Elmer Rodrigues, news editor, 'Pulitzer" Crabbe, When a company in another part Charleen Little, Marion Summers, Arne Saari. maybe we could all chip in And of the country, in apswee.to an Reporters Manuel Alves,- Berkley Baker, .Bruce Brotzman,. Fred buy him a fpg dispei sing maChine. adverti ment requests additional Burbank, Edward Conkle, Barbara Deemy, John Dremel,-William Mr. Gould, by popular declaim, st' Errota, Samuel Grossi, -John Had- information about San Jose, Don Epler, Francis Goldman, Albert please flunk editors Hayes. Fryden- don, Doris Hildebrand, Nancy _Loughlin, Ronald Marcus,. Ross .u, . sends prepared brochures and a i ici, and Crabbe. - Massey, Douglas Prestage, Jeanne Thomas, Jerome Thomas, Dixie _ _ , - letter ghing__P.e.rt inent irIrrwrmat inn _ wi_s_e. _7 _... ___ Inn rsenter, ny poorthir acclaim . to 'the. interested company. ADVERTISING STAFF please fire Mr. Gould. . Office Manager Millard Richards Dr. MacQuarrie, by popular Answers Questions acclaim, please fire Mr. Bentel. Salesmen Fred Allred, Beverly In the .event the company sends Sincerely yotit s, a representative to San Baler, John Baldirli, John 13ardacos, Jack Barringer, Charles Ber- Jost for ASB 4355, ASB 4876. further inquiry, Don will he William Francis, Richard Grant, Ralph on ryessa, Richard Btersch, hand to answer questions andshow Lamont, Ray Lehmkuhl, Raymond Lyon, Ralph Peterson, Ben him possible sites for his organi- Pettus, Vincent Scampini, Robert Scheid, Rick Schuman, Frances zation. Sterling, Beth Watson. Vit.!. Miss Brooks' True travels throughout the state doing this kind of work and Teaches Speech also to encourage business and fraternal groups to hold their con- ventions here. San- Jose is becom- lAt San Jose State ing known as the "convention By MARGOT MILLER city", mainly through the efforts floor 3Ittbarte Our Miss Brooks of radio fame of True and the chambers of com- has a counterpart (in name only) merce. These conventions add DON TRUE at San Jose State college Mrs. thousands of dollars to the tills nearly two years. He was sta- Courtney Brooks of the teaching of San Jose businesses every year. Aimanettk==j/o. Don majored in merchandit; tioned near Tientsin and Peiping staff of the Speech and Drama and was squadron adjutant in ad- department. The personable Mrs. ing while on Washington square and was active in D.T.O., the dition to his flying duties. By RICHARD WATRY, Exchange Editor merchandizing fraternity here Defensive patrols of this kind How many of you know the significance of -Ash Wednesday? on campus. He was active also are monotonous according to They .took a poll at Indiana U and but one out of ten could tell the on the Rally committee, serv- the former Spartan, and he was whys and wherefores of the religious day or the Lenten season -that ing as chairman in 1940 and glad to be returned to this coun- followed. This reporter also polled a few students the other day a 194L He is past-duke of the try for discharge In March, 1947, the results were not much more encouraging. Spartan Knights, now the Blue with the rank of captain. Mary Pleading to being somewhat tardy but nevertheless timely for Key. True's wife, the former from San the Lenten season, bere's a brief outline on Ash Wednesday and the When war was declared in 1991, Lou Meyer, graduated 4 in September, Lenten Season which follows: True applied for flight training Jose -State. college 1998. She was active in college is not known, however records with the Navy, who accepted his The exact origin of Ash Wednesday social affairs and was a...member indicate that the application, but sent him back .to from a church in Toulon, France, dated 714 A.D., of Gamma phi Beta sorority. day was observed that year. finish his collegiate training. After graduation in June, 1942, he was Don 'Me is a native of San Jose adherent to the The Roman Catholic Church is the strongest placed on act ice duty *and sent to and is staying .here to pursue his
custom today, but the early Jews are responsible for its beginning. flying school. career. Bois helping to enrich and They were accustomed to clothe themselves In sack-cloth the community with the training Became Instructor sprinkle ashes on their heads as an indication of penitence and a . that he has received in its schools. Upon winning his wings Don plea for mercy. , . This is. an- example of the two- chose the Marine air arm and was The ceremony originally was confined to persons whose misdeeds way benefit between a live town commissioned a second lieutenant. were generally known to the public. They were made to go barefoot, and its progressive schools. He had hoped to be sent Overseas wearing sack-cloth which had been sprinkled with ashes. They were but was made a- flight instructor smm mai banished from the church- for a period of forty days. Re-admittance rmin in of the schools where_he had came only after they had been absolVed by the. bishop at the close one recently been a cadet. of Lent. Following a tour of duty as an It was not until the Tenth -Century that the faithful members of 1 instructor, Don was transferred to PICK-UP the church also were taught to scatter ashes on their heads as an flying Vought "Corsairs" (F4U1, & DELIVER indication that they weer sorry for their sins and that they desired 24-Hr the Marine fighter plane. He was mercy from God. The Lenten season Itself which follows Ash Wednesday Is an MRS. COURTNEY BROOKS even older custom. As early as 461 A.D., Saint Leo told his fol- LAUNDR speech shoul4 be put on a practical lowers "to fulfill with 'their fasts the apostolic Institution of the Brooks was added to the college level," she sea. "Everyone meets forty days." faculty this quarter. and talks to people -during the The word "Lent" implies the temperature outside. It is a deriv- SERVICE Energy and enthusiasm are course of a day and should know itive from the Anglo-Saxon "lencten," which means _Springtime. among her chief characteristics. how to make what they say in- originally was only a forty-hour period. It was later ex- Lent Besides teaching six classes at the teresting to others." to thirty days of fasting, excluding Sundays and all Saturdays tended college, Mrs. Brooks manages a The new SJSC speech instructor Consolidated Wednesday and the remaining days of that week except one. Ash household which includes her hus- chose teaching as a career because 16 Gregorian popes. eventually were added to the season by one of the band, Howard, a history teacher she- likes to work with people. She Dry Wash Special I changes have been made. The Lenten season Since then, no at Stanford, and their daughters is equally. interested in teaching Is of forty days duration feiOtidifig Sundays),-liegrnning on Ash Robin, one, and Merrilee, three. students from grammar school IIn or )1icked Wednesday and ending on Easter. . She is a member of Cap and through college age. 9 Up by 10 a.m., Gown, honorary society at Stan- One of Mrs. Brooks' more in- GALS: NEXT FOR THE ford and devotes her spare time teresting experiences occurred 'READY Back at the University of Indiana they have an A.W.S.. Mar- to her hobbies, bridge and tennis. when she was doing her student DAY! lb.' riage Conferences association. It seents that with so many jobs Students Interested teaching with a high school now available to the woman college graduate the girls are finding The dark-haired young speech English class. It somewhat difficult to choose between the choice of changing instructor characterizes SJSC stu- "The regular teitcher announced BARITEAU'S diapers or typewriter ribbons. dents as resourceful and interested that I was to spend six weeks There are those that feel a certain afnount of self-satisfaction in learning. teaching poetry," she confides. independence and the weekly paycheck gives. One Indiana coed, a "I like the atmosphere at "The entire class gave a spontan- CONSOLIDATED senior, says she believes in standing on her constitutional rights, one State," she explains. "Everyone eous groan that almost ended my of which is independence. She is of the belief that a couple of years seems to be busy." teaching career." LAUNDRY " of independence is essential. Another colleague advises a practical A graduate of Stanford Uni- With a twinkle in her eye she I Phone CYpress 3-6630 combination of marriage and a career. But another damsel nixed versity, Mrs. Brooks earned her, confided that even the loudest of I this idea. She asserts that marriage is a career in itself. A.B. In lEnglIsh In 1944 and her the 'groaners' was writing poetry 496 West San Fernando St. Most of the girls are of the opinion that a girl shouldn't rush into' Masters degree In speeih edu- by the end of six weeks. im woo III=11 EMI IN Ma holy matrimony upon graduation. One girl had the sagest advice cation In 1948. She taught of all however. speech at Stanford for three "If your hand hasn't been asked for," says she, "then best use it years before coming to San to pound a typewriter." Jose State college. TYPEWRITERS The field of oral communication for rent Life Begins at, 70; 20thChild Is of special interest to Mrs. Brooks. SAN DETROIT, March 6 (UP) Smith, 45, Putnam, Mich. He has "I feel that the teaching of JOSE TYPEWRITER CO. 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Dick Pritchard 'Euthanasia -- Yes or No? WednesdaY, March 8, 1950 ' V-17-IikPARTAN DAILY 3 , , - e Revelries Leader i I Tells of Theater , Five College Faculty Memersb ., Radio Experience , Give .Opinions in Mercy Killing Dick Pritchard, director of the Spartan Revelries show, "Low q6RiS HILDEBRAND Button Shoes", is a Santa Clara Thnr-tn 'Dr. Herman Sander, and the receni. acquital o .a gir boy who has had plenty. of ex- who admitted kiliing her father as.an act of mercy, have revived the perience on the. stage -and in ra- old que;ticn or mercy killing, its meritsand its faults. dio. Five San Jose State coLege faculty members recently wer, asked I The tall, dark-haired seniorbio;- Woos on e-athanasia-imercy-ititling), and-Whether they thought' logien! science major has-been be legalized. member of the "540 Boys" for four it shot, d years. This talented group often It is the opinion of Dr. Carl Duncan; head of the Natural Science performs at San Jose State col- departmen;-, the "the legality of mercy killing,. if any, should-be based lege dances and rallies* and on on the judgmenc,,of.:a committee; local radio shows, as well as qualified physicians.' them the tremendous presumption working at Yosemite during the "In a case in which a committee that we know all we need to know summers. of three to- five qualified persons to become arbiters of life and "We even took -a stab at tele- were ---ai.ree that. death is in-, death." viSion. once," Pritchard said mod- evitable, and the individual is ! "The thing -itself is an abuse," estly, -"but it stabbed to right past the stage where he could get stated Dr. Faille . "It would be back. Our show didn't get on the anY satisfaction from life or could different if we had no way of al- air.,". maktvcass,-- contribution to living," leviating pain. I would prefer 'a. (Note: Dick explains .that the continued Dr. Duncan, "the corn-, complete case of anesthesia to consent of group was scheduled to appear rnitfee, with the the death. It is possible," he con- but wds unable to perform when family, might legally be author- cludeq, "that even the most ailing DR. HEATH one of its members was called out Ized ti end the suffering." hi:Ay can recover." I rtereed, of town unexpectedly.) .!!"As a biologist, I find RAW_ " the ize , is the opinion of Dr. Wil- and that is wrong." Pritchard got much of his fieuit to attach measure of vestiges ham Poytiress, professor of eeon- Mr. Jacobs stated, "A law le- acting experience early in life. *importance to the last omics and head of the social galizing mercy killing would be "Fooling my parents for 25 of life of A dying individual. given hint by persons who want Science department. unconstitutional and illegal be- years and bartender* for five cause it would be against the really brought out my dramatic to save him. If an animal is near Physicians Should Decide death, the person ending its "The decision should be left to natural law; and it is the state's ability," he explains. duty to adhere to that natural "I usually don't tell people pain is lauded. Why should a competent persons such' as a board DICK PRITCHARD comparable act with a doomed of physicians, with tile permission law." about my experiences in - the human be subject to unequivo- of the family," Stated Dr. Poy- In the opinion of Dr. Harrison 'South 'Pacific' show." he confid- have been a lot of good ones in tress. "If left open, it will lend PP Heath, professor of psychology, es, ."althdligh I really did quite the past few years. itself to abuse, even in the best "The mercy killing of a person well during my 40 months in the Ile adds, however, that "the Re- of situations. 1 wouldn't give blan- when he. is too far gone is justi- Navy." velries Board, the cast and the ket freedom to mercy killing," fied from a standpoint of human sympathy. Pritchard attended Bellarmine stage crew are working together Ile:continued_ However more thine,,a_ ?remit t 0 ry cgileze_wherche_N_Yas to -make-Revelries- a-smooth,- fast- "The possibilities of abuse make are involved in such a decision." on the staff of the school news- moving show, and one that is well cheeks necessary," Dr. Poytress , "If I were sure." he said.,, "that paper, the Cardinal. Ile was a worth seeing." concluded. the patient were definitely a member of the debating and dra- nt chn., mu anlaid settled in hlL maIR- so-Ei-eties at the local school professor of English, takes the own -mind the problem of his pre?. as well as belonging to several eosition that it would not be wise wiration for immortality. I would other scholastic honor societies. Dog, Rooster legalize mercy killing. !It say tha t a meisy_sleath. is alright The '25-year-old senior entered -He-onset ts that the.l.sitralirlifY Ti the famil approves: San-Jose 'State college in 1946 -and or abuse is more than the pos- -71 a ner (al had never heenme expecit: to. graduate in March. Mother Pups of. advantages. "Doctors.- a Christian, I wouldn't approve so Pritchard lists among his hob- DENToN, Tex. (UP) A- ban- he said, "are instruments to pres- long as that person -VMS bies horseback riding-and ten- tam roo.-2'.er that clucks like a hen erve life, not to take it." Since the chance still remains that nis, and says he is interested In and Inky, a cocker spaniel, to- "Man has no authority over he might become a Christian." all outdoor sports. . day took tarns at mothering eight his life or death bean's,. it was "If euthanasia were to be Pritchard believes that Revel- legal- ii puppies. given him as a sacred trust by ized," concluded Dr. Heath, "the ries is out' of the most worthwhile' 'The bantam, which didn't sub- the Ahniqiity.- Life is not an decision should be left to a com- student activities presented at give," set ihe to the pelief that a roosteri individual's confilnied mittee -of physicians, the patient &MC.- In casting for this year's can't ke t he mother of puppies,- Mr. Jacobs. "It Is his to live family." show he has earrie(l.out" the treat; and- ta -en away by the a tve o- -the tluk4,110LISI. slioi is tion of giving vet ryone an 'equal ' after the paps were born a cou tii er." 'chance, whether or not they are DR. DYNCAN of weeks ago. tts. ' 11.1en asked his opinion on leg- fence .. ! euthanasia, .: Te. Jacobs an- 1.. E. Henderson. a North Texas; eallistnsure?"`-asked Dr. Duncan. allied' "ilie cast, headed by Wayne FOR SALE Stale college employee, Who,ownsi -4,13eath is not :Ai immitig.ited ""'"l'ed. "If we live ill an ortinn- Mitchel; Cliff Roche. and Ruth: reason would tell us Inc_ menagerie: found the -bantam . ' kit, and eventual; O i 1 evilly," lied society, MaTiFolf, is otttstanr this, fon Ht hat the State would have God - Here's the chance of a fifssisss. For tower i T..; Ol VI' the puppies .. am tlegirning -T-o' rik, 't;oiociess yeah' adds. "Period costumes only 25 cents you can have the win- "clucking happily." ! . of a committee so decide upon ''.-ven authority to take a citi- and novelty acts will bring the! zen's lit'' whose .scrious misi on - ter giiarter issue of LTKE. Crammed the merest killings. Dr. Duncan spirit of the Post -World War. littlecontin-"I, thought he might hurt tot'! em full of dozens of jokes and stories nendei. , inf. tort, "1.-f4aas by such a committee! duet that life. Otherwise," decade to the stage of the Morrisl puppies." 0 .1,,emety rive Th. he continued, "the Slate cannot Goes on sale Wednesday, March 15, the wt'uld Dailey auditorium.'' "so 1 tried to coax him out of 1.,,aving a ip.n.,01 111_ take lives." (11 log mass killings at 7 A.M. 1 'doghouse, But he clucked noisily lit I’’’lt ,Pritchard. doesn't claim that tering Irian advanced cancer j,. .,,, in some totalitarian states, Mr. "Low Button Shoes" will be the and ruffled his feathers, so 1 gave iatlnote that no physician should .1 '!u added that thOSC 'states best Revelries production pre- U that idea." . held culpable in case of I he. ii,urped rights. ...t WilS their du- sented at San Jose State rot- The rooster has been puppy- ii dtiti,:,11 h of the patient. Concerning l:t." he said, "to protect the na- h gr, since. he explains, there sitting !Ave since-rgnoring the possibility. of a cure being toral rights of man." 'ANDRE'S scornful crowing of ot her ban- !'. developed." Dr: Duncan s al q 14 Stifferink Necessary Drive-In Restaurant Iles in the barnyard. lie shows. "When a cure is realized, a change "From a religious view," Mr. (Across From Ciyic Auditorium) SURE - WAY no sign of his breed's traditional I in legal attitude would of course=.___ Jacobs continued, "a person ex - SAN CARLOS and ferocity, Henderson said. except I be indicated." ' peeting an after-lift, believes that ALMADEN STS. Food Lockers w hen hens or animals venture i ','Comtnit tee . decision," accerd- this life entails much Pain. trial Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner Duncan, "1,44,0,1_4434.unia too close' to the itupts. idg to Dr and sullering. Siff Fiinglaps -16- TrylOur Famous . . the probability of. -abuge by $$SAVE$$ ari-E purify-tha individual for - the, of- Bar4Cued 'Spare Ribs" RICO The-puppies=seera--to -enjoy- hud, ---hidiVidtuil- = ph3skTan, - Iiig- fear ol ter life and theretore, it is neees- with Special Sauce Buy your high Ming under the little rooster's iwhich- - is not' , .a primary deterrent , .... : ... sarY.- . Home -Made Ch111 with grade quality "Motherly" wings. of legalized en- ' : to the practice. Asked his opinion on the Plan Fresh Ground Beef 4.011107- government- ! "It's been rather cold lately,"! thansia." ' proposing the creation of a tioard French Fried inspected one. interested' W atcher. said, "and! - ROW% ,opinion On Philosophy Prawns 85 B. Fattico, as-site- .(iviLstiltaitYci;tnoPf t(Irt,e'clerecyided'(o,antlisth.e Nadi; meat at lhe-Y must 'enjoy The warhitb otr-- Dr.- Arturo ANDREE'S SPECIAL e savings the feathers." ------ - - -1141e---Pr r488"--44-0"4389phy, was Jacobs stated, "A- doctor has no -14-6ffel;tediThy4s1i-Durnisii_ng 250 . - - ' t - -- - ' asked- his beliefs- concerning u of- _ '-7--- [right td take a' person's 'life, nor -IA% hot rum Sauce ..... Inky, the puppies' ' mother, thli-nasia. Ile stressed the fact that oo-- the indiVidual and hig-family iso/0 tzrowled and barked at tffe -in- opinions were entirely his based- have any rig.ht over that life. It Deep Dish Piss " 250 !ruder at first, Henderson Said, on philosophica gthunds. ,_, would still be.svrong if a patient; Op.. Evpry-Day, 7:30 cm. 'till I *WM especially when she wanted to we would and a committee con- ":f we knew all that his family Fri.-Sat. till 3 a.m.-Car Service Come in and discuss your MEAT nurse them. -need to know of nature, of life iil .,, 1,1 he problems with us ... and of human destiny., 'slated Dr. "Now." he added. "she Just Fallico. "I should* have no objec- 586 STOCKTON AVE. CY 2-5454 takes disinterested look and tion whatever to euthanasia." N 0 W! Two Launderettes walks away." "Man would then take his life - in his own hands with a clear! for YOUR convenience. conseience,7 he continued. - THIRTY-MINUTE SERVICE "Conaidering the /Rate of our REAL HOME COOKING knowledge (or ignarance), 30c wash 20c dry Courteous Service think we are under an obliga- tion to let 'the end of life occur San Jose General Economy Reasonable Prices' against rather than with our - wishes:- -We meaty of-coursep-rer Launderette Launderette BREAKFAST = LUNCH DINNER (Tree pain as much as possibio , 4163 SO. SECOND 872 E. SANTA CLARA In the world," he saki. -Open 6:30 to I I P.M. Daily_ Phone CV 4.2420 Phone CV 5-1230 As to the question of legalized HOURS: HOURS: M killing. Dr.:Yallico stated, Week Days 8 8 Week Days 9-8 " a make whatever law,s they, DUTCH_ MILL These laws are a matter Saturday 8-6 SA4urclay 9-6 10-3 Sunday 10-3 FERNANDO - Across from Student Union Sunday 183 E. SAN of expediency and. convenience." Closed Thursday Closed Wedn sday lie conlinued They carry with 4 SPAIILVAWINEILY-- Wednesdakic-Much Winter Tyke' Features Summer Se'ssion Program Satire on Words, Fission "The 1950 Winter quarter Lyke will be packed with 40 full pages Features Scenic Tours of pictures, /feature articles, and jokes," according to Lew Bell, Lyke ByEDWARD CONKLE editgr. Two escorted educational tours, one covering the Pacific north- "The satirical highlight in our next issue will be feature by Dr. west, the other enveloping sections of southern Utakonorthern Arizona Dr. Jensen Donald Alden of the English department" Bell explained. It deals with effect arjd The-Pednielforthwest, will be offered as a regular part of the year , words and fission and their on- AT Viate. program, according to Dr. Raymond Mosher, summer o Meet summer session "On top of that," Bell continued, sessions director. Co' 'ward Plays "we have re-written our jokes The first tour will extend from Of Advisers from some of the best sources Jay- 9 to YatY 23:-and ttlP 8ec9rtd eeive three units credit for-etther -15r-Harry-1"-. Jensen, professor Open Final available." 12. The from July 29 to August tour and six if they choose to take of education at San Jose State Bob McFadden, Lyke manager, Dr. two 15-day sessions, s a y s both. The credits. received will go college, will, represent the col- explained that due to the off-set
Mosher,. are being given consecu- toward filling social science unit lege at a two-day meet of the Rehea rsals lithography by which Lyke is will be possible tively so that it requirements. State Advisory committee on , Dress rehearsals for "Tonight' printed more p:ctures can be pre- for students to take both tours It must be emphasized that the At 8:30" began Sunday, Director sented in the magazine for no , Adult Education in Los Angeles. if they desire to do so. - tours are patterned after the reg-1 The meeting is to be held March John R. Kerr announced yester- increase in cost. , The first educational tour, to ular field trips in any in itution 23 and 24, Dr. Jensen said. day. The three playlets, "ramify -Lyk6-will go on sale Wednesday 7 the Pacific northwest. will In- and that the cost is made neces-! According to Dr. Jensen the Album," "Still 'Life," and "Red morning, March 15, at o'clock. clude Portland, the Columbia sary by nature of the course. The group, which acts in an advisory I Peppers," Which make up Noel Tge 2400 Lykes are expected to river highway, Bonneville dam, cost of the tours includes trans-, capacity to the State Department Coward's entertaining show are be sold by 10:30,o'clock Bell said. Seattle, Mount Rainer, Glacier portation, lodging and meals while of Education and to state insti. now in their polishing stages for National park, -Lake Louise, not en route. . 1 tutiong on adult education and curtain 4ime Thursday night. . Comedy, music and drama are Jasper national park, Vancou- An ethicational tour Is some- extension, is meeting for the sec- Air Students ver. and Victoria. thing new to San Jose State cor-I one time since the beginning. of each featured in the plays. "Fam- 1 The second will take the scenic lege sununer_se Isions_ank-iltAtul Fair quarter. prAdbum"_..is a Victorian comedy F attraetions-af-Earkliair- siderable extent, to the college it. Dr. Will C. Crawford, superin- with music Mid -dancing, 'Still inish Plane A perfect scale model of a Con- City, Boulder dam, Zion national self. Although there have been tendent of San Diego City schools, Life" a poignant love drama of solidated BT 7 airli. IM.1--C-111tr-qtrirra------park, Mount Cannel highway, field trips before, these tours rep- is chairman of the group, and Dr. two middle-age peOple in love, and ter project of a class in Aeronau- Bryce Canyon National park, resent something far more exten- Aubrey Douglass of the state de- "Red Peppers" has wise-cracks, tics 180, has been completed in Cedar Breaks monument, ' Salt sive, as an organized. educational partment of education and super- witty saying and vaudeville song parts. It will be assembled this City, Yellowstone National project, and part of a summer viser of state colleges and teacher and dance routines. Lake week, according to Bill Ross, stu- park. Old Faithful, Grand Can- session program, under the aus- training, is acting secretary. "Tonight At 8:30" will play for dent of aeronautics, and one of Mammoth hot springs, Glac- pices of the college. Dr. Jensen reveals that he will eight days in the Little Theater. yon, the constructors of the craft. ier national park. and Mount Any San 'Jose State college also represent the college at the Performance nights are March Mr. J. D. Ross, instructor of Rainer. student le eligible for the tours, meeting of the Bay Section of the r-9-17, with the exception of Sun- the class and supervisor of con- Masher stated all students on especially those interested in the California Teachers' association in day, March 12. struction, is aided by Dick Mack, each tour would travel together, social isaence field. San Francisco, March 25. Robert Critchlow, and Bill Ross, over a previously-arranged route Those desiring .additional in. the three students of the class. by bus and train and that the formation about the two tours Smith Wins Post According to aeronautics stu- various -scenic wonders will be will find it in specially-prepared dent Ross, the model will be used covered In accord with a pre-ar- folders, which are now available Board Views As Si Club Prexy in future aeronautics courses as ranged- day and time schedule in _ t he summer sessions office, i-rfra-demonstrater. -Due-to the tletail throughout the tour. Room 120 B. iRáIph Smith,engineer Coop Coffee of construction, students will be "A week of lectures, reading, department head, was elected able to observe the rigging and and other preparations will pre- Graduate Manager Bill Felse is president of the Engineering club control operation, and study the cede each tour," Mosher said, Vets Must Pay inifestigettng the -puss.ibility of ill- of Sail Jose List week. The elec- Weight and balance of the "In order that students may re- stalling a coffee dispensing ma- tion results were announced at plane.chine The "craft is a, two p1-ace hi - ceive a greater appreciation of Credential Fees in the Student Union. , the annual club banquet at Vahls plane; and -has a wing span of 77 the experience than he would The Veterans office announced Betty Brisbin suggested at a in Alviso. inches. Complete'cnstructiono otherwise receive. There will yesterday that teacher-trainees, meeting of the Spartan Shop, According to Dr. Smith, the 120 haZ , been done according to CAA also be additional lectures dur- who are veterans, will have to pay board Thursday that suCh a ma- members of the club are practic- spec - ifications, with aircraft spruce lag- ing the tour itself." for their teaching credentials. chine would give more students ing engineers from the Santa ing used exclusively. The word "escorted" in the title The Veterans administration has a chance to "get a cup" between Clara valley area. They representi is not without significance. Ac- decided. that since the fee is a classes. all branches 'Of engtneering and companying the student groups on charge by the state of California, Felse also reported to the board major engineering industries. each tour will be Lawrence Smith, and not a fee of the educational that "as of March 1 we were pay- Dr. Smith said that the purpose professor of geography at the institution, it is not payable under paying a note obligation in full of .the organization is two-fold, University of Oregon. Professor PL. 346. amounting to $31,990.81," They strive to sponsor, and sup- Archie's Smith's qualifications include long Application for the credential "At the present time we have port public projects for the bene- experience in teaching geography at the Registrar's office must be no -outstanding notes against the fit of the Community, and also. and the conducting of previous accompanied by a payment of $4, Spartan S h op, and- we believe try -to-provIde-socteractivity for tours for geologists. , according to information received there is enough cash to carry us professional engineers. Academically, students will re- from the Veterans office. 'through the buying and prepara- tion for next quarter, summer , Steaks ONE. OF THE FINEST ART session, and next fall," Felse said. Sibley Obtains DEPARTMENTS IN THE BAY AREA Colleen Brooks 545 SOUTH SECOND ST. ni" J AVM& Receives Award Research Gift Colleen Brooks, junior physical Dean Dimmick 40" Dr. Charles G. Sibley, assis- education m a jo r at San Jose T 6 tent professor of zoology at San D nny-Wefrous Atirectkns awarded a nat- State college, was o Attend Meet Jose State college, received a re- CIVIC AUDITORIUM ional rating in basketball officia- 'search grant last week from the Miss Helen Dimmick, dean of NEXT SUN., MAR. 12, 8:30 ting'Thursday night at the WAA American Philosophical society women, and Mrs. Edith Germane, MAY GORDON tourney games. Miss Eleanor D . Duncan,CI. h f the neid41 Al Iff 0 WALLPAPER CAN assistant professor of psychology, IN PERSON Coombe. assistant professor a Natural Science department here, will attend the spring conference 112 South 5econd Street Physical Education announced announced last week: of the California Association of 1 recently. M' . Coombe made the According to Dr. Sibley he ap- award presentation.' Women Deans and Vice Princi- LET plied for the grant about two' sTNE kUN Miss Mary Wiley, instructor in, Pals. months ago Ve110 CAM 10 011111111' This Week's H ardan..us comeg by Mon NertiCworge r.e.rmes P.E. with the Women's Athletic The meeting is slated for the He will Feature! use the grant to finance 1.20, 3.60, inc. trix her Mission Inn in Sonoma from April. 1.80, 2.40, 3.00, department here, renewed a three months field-trip to Mex-; Son Jos* Auditorium, CY 3-6252 "Coo y national rating at the same time. 14 to 16. ico during the coming summer. Miss Dimmjek is an 'executive The profesSor plans to collect MON. EVE., MAR. 13, 8:30 Simple Life Chemithi .Stielet V board member of the organiza- birds in the mountains near the Beauty Line lion's northern section: Mrs. Ger- 1 toWh-of Guadalajara. His totee- k AN cARLoopERA To Hear Speaker mane will give a short talk on tion is in connection with a study Cleanses, Stimulates . research and guidance in coun- of the evolution of a group' of Dr. Albert E. Finholt. and Lubricates associate sang. Mexican birds known as towhees.: CARMEN professor of chemistry at St.plal from He said the study will be an ex- 1 LARRIMORE. POLERI, MANI college, Northfield, Minn., will tension of previous ones he made Company of 125, Orchestra, Ballet 1.20, inc. tax address the Santa Clara Sub- Board of Control to Mexico in.194 and 1948 for his 1.80, 2.40. 3.00, $1.00 San Jose Auditorium, CY 3-6252 Section of the California Chemical doctor's degree. Society March -!, according to Allocates Funds , Armstrong's Lowell Pratt; public relations The Board of Control, Friday._ Pharmacy head. approved the Student Council's The meeting will be held at 8 510 So. 10th CY 2-5502 setting aside of $2500 for the p.m in the chemistry building at Men's Physical Education depart- Stanford university following a ment. The amount can be offic- 6:30 o'clock dinner at the Long- ially allocated at a later date. barn restaurant on the El Camino. There's An Art "It was also decided that the General Fund of the students To Dry Cleaning should never he obligated to an GOING TO THE DANCE? extent that would bring the bal- Then look right! Feel Right! Drop in ance -W-0w 11590:4'reIse said. -- today for a REAL, sharp haircut as you ART CLEANERS like it cut! We have three experienced Union Barbers and an experienced shoe .Professor-Speaks 398 EAST SANTA CLARA STREET shine man for your convenience. Get ready "Santa Clara valleys famous CYpress 3-9309 for the long list of activities just ahead. prunes wouldn't pe if it weren't k for insects." Ds. Carl Duncan will tell a group pt citizens at Cannel- "Catering by-the-Sea tonight. Dr. Duncan to those Who Care" COMMERCIAL BLDG. BARBER SHOP was invited to speak in the lec- DAVE ROSENTHAL, JR., Own r-Opereior 26 N. lit 3 Doors North of Roos Bros. ture series sponsored by the Car- mel adult school program.
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Ir. Wednesday, March 8, 1950 'SPARTAN DAILY 5 St Neophytes Dance d, es es. Sororities Fete Pledges': et is At Weekend Affairs - 10 Four San Jose State college sororities held their annual pledge dances 'Fridayand Saturday, March 3 and 4. Omicron k. The Hotel Mark Hopkins was the setting for the Alpha to eht. affair Sat U rday evening. d. Pledges, -mem-tiers,' 'alumnae and guests of the sorority danced to P ’sl Chi Group Inmates the music of Frank Beasley's orch- estra. 10 Student .Members - Alpha Phi sot it-y- -presented-it -:The_ following s