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Vets To Sign Attendance forms for Feb u- ary will be signed !gouda% through Friday next week. At- tendance gorms should be signed by Alt Veterans planning to it school this semester under PL 550 Vol 43 Son Jose, Calif., Friday, February 24, 1956 No 85 SJS A Cappella Surf Club Is Site Freshman Class Choir Scheduies For Annual 1FC Committees Plan Formal Tomorrow For March Mixer Two Programs Members uf the 14 colieoe so- 1 he Fiesinnan Clasa , cial fraternities will Madness" mixer began to shal, The Saa Jose State A entertain Cap- ot the arnual Inter-Frater- ap as four committees met th,- pello Choir, under the direction guests nity Calmed Formal tomorrow' week to discuss what can be daia of William J. Erlendson, associ- night fall's "Black Ma ate between 9 and 1 o'clock al to improve last Professor of Music, will pre- Club 'in San sic" dance sent the' Surf lianciaao concerts Monday and Tues- according to Bill MeCollain, IFC The rules and games committe- day evenings o'clock in at 8:15 president. met Tuesday and decided on fi i the COncert Hall. sat Selections to be presented are: McCollam stated that dark Ales to be played at the Marc:. "Gladsome Radiance," by Gret- suits will be acceptable wear but 16 mixer. char:Mott; "Tu Solus, qui Facia ' tuxedos are preferred. Corsages The food committee met Wed Mirablilia." by Joaquin Des Pres; will not be worn , nesclay and discussed refresh- "Ascendit Deus," by Philips; "Ave 1.14s for the dance will be dis- ments for the dance. while the Venni'," by Mozart; four Slovals tributed today to all fraternity decorations committee met the folk songs by Bartok, "Hymn to houses. same day and made preparation St. Cecilia," by Britten; and three Jimmy Diamond and his orches- tor the affair. Elizabethan part songs by Vaug- tra will provide the music for the The publicity committee met I han Williams. :lance Officers of IFC will be yestelday afternoon and decided KENNETH RUCG (seated on bench), Robert Montilla (standing). The.Elizabethan songs will in- introduced. to install a booth in the outer and James Dunn (seated on floor), are featured as three elses clude -Sweet Day", "The Wil- Chaperones for the dance will quad to arouse interest and spirit lab came to earth to do good deeds for mortals in the speed' low Song" and "0 Mistress Mine". be Dean and Mrs. Stanley C. in the dance by giving a prize and Drama Department's production of -1 he Elses and the shoe Also ineludeci in the program will to the one who comes closest in Benz, Dean Helen Dimmick, Dean maker" which opens today in the College Theater. Performance. be "0 Vos flows’’, from the guessing the number of people Robert S. Martin, Dr and Mrs.: ii ii he gisen today and tomorrow. photo by Marrs "Lamentations of Jeremiah" by Lowell M. Walter, Dr. and Mrs. who will be at the mixer. the contemporary Argentine com- Donald H. Wortmann and Mrs, poser, Alberto Ginastera. Izetti Pritchard. LAVONNE GOMES AND CHPC1C MILLER, co-chairmen for the Sparvets Sponsor Tryouts Monday March 16 Frosh-Soph mixer, entitled, "March Madness." get to- Kerr Production Pi Omega Pi Dinner gether to discuss committee actisities and other business which Drive for Blood they contend will make the cent far superior to yocar'syb s For Student Signup Ends Today _ Magic" dance. photo Marrs Donors Tuesday Today SparVetS Ill NI)1,11:001" their ace- Has Debut Today is the last day to sign Directed One-Acts .1o1 campus blood drive next Tues- The Speech arid Drama Department's production of "The Elves up for Tryouts seal be conducted Mon- the Pi Omega Pi honor- day, from 1-5 p.m. in the Stu- and the Shoemaker" opens today in the College Theater, with per- ary business education day at 3:30 p.m. for two student fraterni- Student Council Will lent Union. formances at 4 pm and 7.30 p in. The play also will be presented at ty's annual dinner to be held directed one-act plays. Prospective donors may pick and 2:30 p m tomorrow. March 1, according to Mrs. Cristo 10 a m Pat Branch, director of "Mo- up Pledge cards in the outer Jones, fraternity president. Tickets for all performances are on sale in the College Theater desty" by Paul Herview, will , quad starting today arid ending ------Reservations are being taken Hold Open Meeting - box office for 50 cents each. hold tryouts in the lobby of the Tuesday, from 9:30 a.m. to 23 . in the Business Divisions Office, "The Elves and the Shoe- College Theater. "Modesty" has Student Council's including fratio notcs, sororities p m. Each donor may pledge on Room 137 A, by Mrs. Lillian open meeting maker" is an leth century story parts open for two men arid one committee yesterday set to work 1 and boarding houses. He aLso ex- pint of blood. Petition Deadline La num taaed on a Grimm's fairy tale woman. on plans for the four-way open pressed the desire to contact all I A donation autotnatleatii My lye% Imemaker The dinner will held in 1hr tale i Louise Hay's, who is directing be the meeting slated for Monday, March such groups of more than a dozen makes the donor a member of oho goes off to oar and lea% es Fremont Union High School Cafe- Is This Afternoon "The Rising of the Moon" by 5, at 3:30 p m in Morris Dailey persons the "SJS Blood Credit Club" his st Ile and daughter alone- teria in Sunnyvale, and the $1.50 any Students declared eligible f .; Lady Gregory, will hold tryouts Auditorium. : Although the committee can- which entitles, him :Ind ' wicked landladi, mho at- price will be paid at the cafeteria to re- elective offices should pick uj on the main stage of the College Committee chairman Al Behr, not contact everyone. Behr stres- member of his family tempt:. to Vide the shoemaker'. Theater. Parts for four men are door the night of the event. crier blood without charge. ,1 their petitions in the Student Um- male representatIve-at-large, an- i sed that all students are invited to to (mills, and three el% es. t4 ho available in "The Rising of the The guest speaker will be Wen- Maureen Lanigan, publicity !on this afternoon, in order flounced plans his group hopea j make Use of this opportunity to ,comply with the deadlne, announc- 1,11111e to earth to perform good Aleirjerfr. . former San Jose will peek the auditorium's ins* ass* ani ',Student Council i chairman for the drive, in reagent- Y.er Seats. I ed Bob Becker, chief Justice of drtdp tfinire rsntoortary isri cernsbinmendto 144'11todesty" will be 'resented State graduate and faculty mem- Behr reports his committee officers. ! Mg any prospective donors says, will I the Student Court. April 11. "The Rising of the ber, and present bead of the Marin be sending out letters of invita- A tentative program has been "I've given blood three times and iopenseful, according iPetitions must be returned te to John Moon"' will be presented April 9. College Business Department. tion to many of the living groups, set devoting the initial 10 minutes I can personally vouch for Its be- h r, associate professor of ing painleas " According to Miss ASB Office by noon Wednesday to the introduction of class offic- drama and director of the play. era. During his period a member Larrigan the only pain involved Fifty signatures are required foi clasa and 100 for ASH Although this presentation ha. of each class council' will give Is in pricking the finger for a offices, S o p h Doll Gail Dahlen icludingn representative posts. been planned for children. it is To Compete I recap of class accomplishments teet drop. do- Persons interested in the ap- guaranteed to appeal to persons and tell of plans for the future. Coffee, orange juice and of all ages. according to are pointive offices of Homeconung Kerr A Student Council business ! ?luta will be eerved. Donors Barry Montilla, Kenneth Rugg For Intercollegiate Honors advised not to eat heavy foods chairman, recognition committee March 3 meeting will complete the pro- and James Dunn are playing the ' gram During thig time students three to four hours prior to do- I chairman. or member-at-large, "I never won anyhing before pledge, upon wInning the Soph She was sponsored by Sigma Nu j can file their applications until i lead roles of Widget. Gremlo life!" , will be allowed t,, mintion awn- nation. in my exclaimed Gail Dah- Doll Contest at the Alpha Phi Fraternity. least IA noon Wednesday Students apply- and Finella, the three elves. Shat-- len, cil members. Donors must he at mg honors with them Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority Sorority House Wednesday night. a minimum toging will appear before the Stu- are Richard Miss Dahlen was chroen from .i.rs of age, and , Wilson. the shoemaker, and Celia between donations is ; dent Council at 2 30 o'clock that among six finalists, who in turn of 90 days Crt.ss. his %hitt. required. Those under 21 years sonic afternoon were chosen the same night from -.- In she cM are Bar- Civil Defense Will of age must have a waiver stirr- 18 contestants Reaching the finals 1,,ra Bridges, Karen; Bonita ed by their parents or legal were Ginny Biondi, Carolyn Frey. amicia, Herkla: Marilyn ('lift. Sandy King. Pat Lawless, Test Sirens Today guardians. ISO Meeting Today Dame Margery: Jean Parlette anti SJS has entered into romp.': Pat Parish. Students will hear rt.,. I c Ma; Jean Marsh, Joan. with other California rea, . at 11 am when the Civil De- lion ,;yn : .. 1 Call. Rhoda: Gail And- SJS's Soph Doll far 1956 will fense facilities of this area are universities and has Features Speaker land donating the roost , Meg, and Celeste Nts.Adain. compete vith Soph Dolls from tested. ; the title for The hiternational Students Or- 1Tabitha 1948 The Selah Perei- Oilier campuses Saturday night. I Frank (;. Willey, chairman of blood since ganization will meet today at 12:30 Bernewe Prisk is in Memorial Trophy, donated by charge of March 3, for the title of inter- I the Civil Defense and Disaster ra p.m. in SD 116, according to Mra costumes and Harrison McCreath collegiate the San Jooe Elks Club, is the Soph Doll for 1956, I Control of the college, announced Dorothy Hutchings, publicity is technical director Wendell according to Jim prize offered to the school having Carter, State's Ithe tests yesterday. chairman. is in char*" 1 acenery Soph Doll chairman. The com- First a three-minute blast of the most donors. It has never I Ruth fiaMes Purkiitle, commit petition will he at the Intercol- the sirens will be heard. This will left San Jose. tee member, will be gusset sin legiate Soph Doll Dance. be followed by two minute, lo'r at the meeting.' She is w the "red' Miss Dalilen received a 16- : of silence and then same organization that alto, which o al its re:orient; inch trophy, and also will have ' alert Dr. Failico Outlines toe Athens, Ohio, Chi!' : Scholastic Group ' take cover. I) for foreign students a full page picture of herself in La Torre, campus yearbook o or slidea will be shown at Her sponsoring organization re- Life Precepts meet mg. All foreign To Present Award ceived a 10-inch trophy. Science Group Ten and anyolle interested are ife , Dr Arturo I.-Alien, ag. be- to attract, Mr Witching% A $25 award will beg given to The Intercollegiate Simi' Doi: fore the Senior Briefing scsstra, male student whose grade Dance is to be held at the Castle- Schedules Dinner .esterday, outlined 10 precept. lilt averege for the fall semester wood Country Club from 9-1 p.m. A pet luck ciaaier wia be held which he considers basic in form oowe'l the greatest improvement and Miss Dahlen, a 19 year-old tooight at 6:30 o'clock in the a philosophy of life Show Ticket Scles over to. previous overall aver- 5'2" general education major from Women's Gym for the facolo, age by Tau Delta Phi, honorloy Tickets are on sale now in the Glendale in Southern California, members of The Science Divisir, achol.astic fraternity. See Editorial an Page Two Theater box office for will be judged in competition with the Mc. workers and their ram:- precepts out- College To be eligible for the award girls from 19 ,,her Bay Area to Hart- for details of the "lhe Mei( baud of looker.,," a studelt must be regularly en- lies, according Richard lined hs Dr. Faille in his ad- colleges at that time. in Biology and hich ic dl ice presented March rolled this semester, have carried esveldt, in.structor dress to the seniors. education, who is chair- 9, 10, la. Ie. and 17. 12 enos last semester, attended The contestants science will be in- ooin for the dinner. To lois are 50 Cents eAf It for acre during the spring quarter terviewed privately at 9 o'clock More than 1511 department per- He said that in giving human tudent. .-4th .ASIt cards. and arid have completed 30 sermster at the dance by a panel of 1.1.11 or Rener:11 edmiasion ;sons and their children are ex- lives value, these precepts not init. at SJS expert judges. according to Ted I. adline lor applications I. Feb Terzakis, Sophomore Class pre- pected to attend, ilartesveldt said. only must be follmeed, but mu.' The purpose cf the dinnc . I. he followed with meaning ao Applications are available in sident. Six finalisti will he se- In ocricoint the new instructors As a sidelight, Dr Venice, ' e Sol lent Affaao flnemeas 01- lected and then auditioned be- , ith the Old ones, and have some dicate'd that he questioned French Society fore the audience. The winner informal "chats." Harteaveldt material success was any nu . and her tno princesses %sill be of real value in life. Holds Initiut.en chosen at 12 p.m. said_ After the dinner, Dr. Carl D. lie concluded his talk to ti Tomorrow Night An SJS girl, Jeannie Gibbs, was Duncan, head cif the natural sci- .en.ors by relating that life Fraternities Pin a finalist last year, and the a ear ence divisiong is scheduled to pro- I ot an end in itself. before, Ginny Witteon. chit- Dr Faille began his speech 121 New Pledges from State. vide entertainment for the will innate seven new member:' was named the intereolleia lying he would give 10 precepts ot 4 eaa tomorrow evening at the SJS Me- A, Soph Doll. Veit he thou, it would add !h., I I 641 Dater- n-air:al Chapel, according to oamine to one's life philosophy. had pinned nitieri a total of 121 Bids still arc a% allable to mem A 11 Greaory, adviour for the Announces Start and concluded asking the btu- nese 'Wedges. Some fraternities bers of the Sophomore Class, I'm Editor by Society . dente to ant-wet the queetion for slated that they plan to pin a few $3 a mimic, although aophornma To be milateal are Kenneth Ald- representative Of Lykeoble Doll Race themeelves: "How do ;%oti give additional pledges this sveekend Don Ryan reported .¦ ;le rich, Monte Earrin. Martha Foley, day a Wednesday night that meaning?" The fraternities ended 10 he was waterway today, accormn Ted Johnson, J UMW Guerrero, An- rushing last Friday when sold out Sophomore class council Betty Lou Peterson, Lyke toinette Basile, and Jean Peter- rushee' submitted their prefer- members still having bids on sale The contest will be for the Bridge Tournament son ' ences SOPH D01.1. Dahlen. San Jose Slate's Soph are: Carter, Bonnie See and Ted issue of the magazine , The Intercollegiate bridge Following the initiation, new, Doll for 1956. is shown with her trophy, her coronet. and her Terzakis Only 25 bids were origi- , graphs may be submitted in a box tournament will be held at 2 and old members will rneet beaming smile a few seconds after being declared winner of the nally elicited SJS. fur Gmelin Elected In the Journalism Departmental . o'clock, 'tomorrow afternoon at dinner at Ob. Chateau BoussY contest. She will compete for the title of Inteecolle,giale Soph Jack Fine's boric' will provide office. Room J1. the Student Y All contestants Robert Luc, French consul Gene "Doc' Gmelin was elected Doll next Saturday of neat week when 19 Sophomore Clas..ea in j music for the dance. Holvi Aho, The only contest rule is that in the tournament are reminded general to San Franciscorgaaarme_a_Sigspa Deasis--cm7 the Bay Area converge at the Castlewood Country ( tub to dance ! receptionist in the Student Union tsantestarits cannot have any Greek 1 to bring the 00-cent registration st to thc society at the ('ha- professional journalism fralernliY, to the music of Jack l'ina and his band. photo by Hawkins also has tickets. affiliations. j fee. testa at a meeting Last night 2 SPARTAN DAILY Friday February 24, 1956 EDITORIAL Dr. Greene Dreads War Weekend Events Center in S.F.; Pattern for Living With Inadequate Defense Theater JIM K ALLENBACH Include Jazz Opera
Editot'a Notes l'oday's ed ii is based 1111 the speech of "Too few people realize the importance and necessity of The `, I tith, 3iiti .1.1% night& Dr. .%i tub Fallico presented 31 the Sento, Briefing Meeting Civil Defense Program. I dread to think of the results if war came, Chris CID 01:1.1’4:114164the)RNoEne-tlinc Sao isco icglzunate the- When this yesterday. It is the editea's feeling that the I antext of .old we had inadequate civil defense." Dr Earnest S Greene, pro_ :Kenton crooner, presently is do- : ater scene probably is one of J111d Attic to It students and faculty mg a limited engagement at the apt-est io SailLtittr fessor of chemistry and physics, stated recently the richest in the country Local "Five Minutes Macumba in San Francisco. She's members. Dr. Greene is Chief of 1Radiological Safets Service for civil playwrights, directors, producers the the one that did so much with Spring" defense unit in Arid actors and actreses have been Till the Santa'Clara -Jeepers Creepers" in a voice that Valley. Ile has been active prienting stage i,lisys that rival Dr. Fallicci outlined the following 10 basic precepts in sounds sery sinular to June Chri- THE the unit for sume years tie states even those in New York. "Mother . . for living in today s world: sty and other vocalists who fell Courage" at the Marines Memor- that civil defense wurk is une of Meetings under the Kenton spell. 1. Respect yourself for you must live in your own his ial Theater is one of the plays greatest interests, next to The-Modern Jazz Quartet We are our first companions, and in the final teaching Ceateelsery t'lub %sill hear open- I that puts the -Hilly City" in company. the physical sciences lie ed at the Blackhawk last TUPS- acts for the most Father Leslie Wilder speak at contention for top honors Writ- analysis, we are the custodians of our souls. It is impor- part as adviser day. This group pulled 880 points I and instroctur to the their meeting Sunday at 8:30 ten by a Frenchman. it had its ourselves, and the lack of this respect Service in last year's Down Beat tant that we respect Yarir registration and pro in the Youth Center of Trini- Poll, first American premier through little finishing in second place behind efforts Francisco is one of the greatest tragedies in life. We are born alone interest are harming all civil ty Episcopal Church. the of the San Dave Bruheck's quartet. Ralph Actor's and has re- d ef e itse smog-rams theoughout Clumping Club will meet Sun- Workshop and we die alone. Gleason; jazz critic for the San mained a top controversial hit the country. Dr. Greene said. day at 7:30 p itt. in the Fireside 2. Freedom of self is one of life's most valuable as- Francisco Chronicle, calls the ever since. An urgent request for SJS stu- Room, Unitarian Church, 160 N group "the most exciting in sets. Your choice is guided somewhat by the actions of 3rd St. mod- . For thase who have missed dents to join the civil defense was ern jatz " determine the pattern Collegial. others, but actually it is you who made by the physical science Christian FellowskIp JAZZ EXPERIMENTS seeing the "Three Pepny Opera" will hold busirie.,s meeting and actions of your lives. professor. a Mon- Dave van Kreisit, tenor sax and at the Opera Ring, 123 S. Van 100 day at 7:15 p.m itt Student Union. Ness per- WALKS IN BEAUTY desire most, for you VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Jerry Goode, bassist, are con- Ave., tomprrow night's 3. "Beware of that which you "We would like to Interested students are formance one. may get it. We must determine what we really desire in get about invited. dacting some experiments in 6 the last a hundred more volunteers They lastructers Assn will discuss modern jazz on Fridays and Sat- Marcel Marceau. called the plans for C tuncil I ife. don't have to be students peces- State meeting urdays at The Place, 1546 Grant "world's finest pantomimist" in San Francisco their Gimelli Learn to forgive yourself. By forgiving ourselves, sarily, nor is there an age limit," at meeting St. Van Kreldt was formerly with by We Magazine. will end his 4. Monday 3:30 pm. in Room 24. Floral Artist we not only become aware of our mistakes, but we tend he said . at Kenton and Bruheck, so the ex- engagement at the Curran this Two new classes have been International Students Ontnni- periments should prove interest- Sunday. Critical praise has been For Special Occasions to forgive others more readily. tentatively scheduled for open- cation will meet today at 12:30 ing lavished on thk wordless, one- 'ons.drthhon to actions. ing pending adequate registra- p.m in SD 118 0.0 leros 5. Use you power to control your individual At the University Hideaway, man show since his first ap- Third and Santa Clara - CV 5.4934 6. Treat others as individuals. Learn to see people as tion, Dr. Greene disclosed. Tho Student Democrats will hear 2225 Fillmore, a comparatively pearance in this country. classes are radiological moni- guest William Harris speak on unknown group called the Dick independent beings and avoid prejudices. "What Makes a Democrat" at their toring and radiulagical labora- Salzman Trio have been PUY- 7. Realize that people are not "things." People can- tory: work. meeting tonigla at 7:30 o'clock inj fur quite some time. One not be manipulated, but they determine their own actions. Those traineri in the lab work in Room 307 of James Lick High of the guys SO WASP!' in this others as you would have them do unto will act as 3 conttol center for School. group is . Eddie Duran, the OFF 8. "Do unto monitoring teams Their Student Nurses Assn. will elect 0., 25% fighting for what you believe primary guitarist, who has cut a few: you.- Carry this rule out by function will be radiological an- officers at their meeting Tuesday sides with Cal TJader and his on All Permanents to be right. alysis, determining of decay rate, evening at 7 o'clock in 874. Afro-Cubans. airborneradioactivity, and Tri Sigma will hold a cookie 9. Dare to imagine and create. Our ignorance far At the Opera House, the Cosmo- for the month radiological analysis of food sup- sale Monday from 9 to 1 o'clock politan Opera Company will pre- outweighs our knowledge. Remember that everything ply. according to Dr Greene. Booths will be located in Outer of Feb. Quad and Library Arch. sent "La Traviata" tonight at is yet possible. Persons trained in monitoring 8:30 p m. Tomorrow night the Mondays, will have the duties of determin- 10. -Don't Forget to Die... Death is inevitable, and San Francisco Symphony Orches- Tuesdays ing the level of radioactive con- we must learn to choose our values so that we receive the Who Bosses Who tra, under the directions of Enri- and Wednesdays tamination in various areas, give que Jorda, will play Ora,' most from life and give it a true meaning. a selection '41.4 information on their findings, In Turkey World? from Vivaldi's "L'Olimpiade." Al- radio it in It will be their job to CHARLF.STON, W Va UP) so On Saturday night's program SALONS OF BEAUTY iecide whether persons and se- is Every year is leap year for wild Tschaikowsky's Symphony No, 59 North Fad St. 157 South First M. tic-lea Ariuld be removed from 5 in F. Minor EUROPE Spartan Daily turkeys. and Beethoven's CY4-111134 C57.5640 Countries, 75 Days Abroad expa,e11 areas, Dr Greene said Concerto for 20 West Virginia Piano and Orchestra By air all expenses. $1255 INV1 Jose State College To qualify for these classes Conservation No 1, in C. Opias 15 (Ventsislav San Commission technicians there are no prereglsites, accord- say the Yankoff, soloist.) ARP- Jim to the professor. "It is female wild turkey: in quest of Entered as second class matter April advisable. however, if the in- a mate is relentless She not SEMI-PRO SINGERS McIntyre's Barbecue Pit The 24. 1934, at San Jose, Calif . under terested persons have a good only pursues the male, but will Lamplighters, a semi-pro- fessional group Open at I PM me Oct of March 3. 1879 Member working knowledge of math, fight six or eight other hens' to of singing artists features 314 or n a Newspaper Publishers: As who stage fair productions Din* by Candlelight at Me physies. chemistry, and in the keep a torn. of SiK¦ahon. Gilbert and Sullivan operas, are Choice Oakwood Barbecued Meats Published daily by the associated ease of the lab course, some '1'he turn' meiely lets the hens HOUSE OF PIZZA know he is available. They have presenting ''Ruddigore" in the of San Jose State College calculus k necessary." he said. Theater Beef Ham Sparerib: SPAGHETTI DINNERS-95c e.cept Saturday and Sunday, during neither to scratch for their own food and Arts Colony, 1725 Wash- I "Civil defense work is ington 395 Almead n A. 0' 7.9908 rie college year with one issoe during time-consuming as raise their own chicks. St , starting at 8:30 p m. . Beef Sandwich . . . 40c Where You Get Your M as hard or on lotiday and Saturday each final examination period. think. You meet for one nights Baked Potato & Sauce . . 10c Telephone, CYpress 4-6414-Editor- many Some of the traditional night a week. and there is no June graduates will number dances Vegetable Salad ... 10c ial, Ext. 210; Advertising Dept. Eat. of Java and Bali are being per- fee." the professor explained. 1000, according to the figures of PHIL RANDAZZO'S 2 i I. formed by Devi Dia at the Barbegued Beans . . . 15c Subscriptions accepted only on a Students interested in civil de- the Registrar's Office. Of these, Mobilgas Service American Academy of Asian remainder-of -school year basis, In fall fense work should contact Dr. 800 already have filed anplica- 15 South 1 1 th Street Phone CV 4-4834 Studies, 21E10 Broadway St., at 656 Willow St - CYpress 7-9947 semester, $3, in Spring semester, Greene in his office in Room 111 - Two-hundred students are sell- Jos 10 Calilornia S ISO. of the Science Building or the nulls for graduation. San the Santa Clara Journal Press of civil defense director at the Mar- eduled to be graduated at the end tanager . 1440 Franklin St., Santa Clara, Calif. NORTH AMERICAN HAS BUILT MORE AIRPLANES THAN ANY OTHER COMPANY IN THE WORLD ket Street Fire Station. of the summer session. Editor JEEP! LEE HUNT Business Manager CLUB BARBER SHOP HARRY SAGE Day Editor ELEANOR TOGNOLI 9,0AcT14- - 5 Expert Barbers - News Editor . Wilbur Sims 1 ,- Sports Editor Pete Meth& Society-Fart Arts Editor Barbara White 6 Assistant Diane Coshead t Quality kl - LiV Copy Desk Chief John Keeling*, Feet,,. Editor . Shelby Tree Dear Thrust and Parry Service Wire Editor Rita Sabot I recently read an article on the lack of strident participation in Photo Editor . Simon Steinreich school functions. I would like to give my humble opinions and sug- Convenience Exchange Ed.tor . Vince P.rrin Librarian Lu Vondorembs gestions on the subject. Flat Tops - Crew - Burr REPORTERS tkts begin with the Student Council. In order for many students Bob Marker, Jane Bruce, Thomas to take an interest in something of this sort, someone first has to take HAIRCUTS Bruffy, Clark Biggs. Gary Butler Fred interest in them, namely the students' parents and instructors. Claire. James Kaltenbach. Don Nash, an done? First, parents of students with good grades 69 E. Son Fernando Dick O'Connor. Don Osborne, Larry How should this be Rees , John Spalding, James Sims, should be notified and asked to encourage their sons or daughters to Eleanor Tagnoli, Don Sheets, Leigh enter student government In other words. encourage parents to en- Weimers. Dawn Ewing, Harold Wil- courage their children Second, here at school, instructors should liamson, Sill Haworth. students. Nothing induces lave a WORLD of FUN! ADVERTISING STAFF take an interest and encourage their better Pave/ wIth Offir Manager MARY PAT JAMESON interest in an individual more than when an instructor takes an in- fITA Allen Hahn, John Howard, Joel terest in him. Unbehevable Low Cost Saffron, Ray Bi'termon Cynthia Clark, As for student activities in general, not enough advertisement Jack Cummings, John Ell,ot, Barb Fis- of the right type is used to induce persons to attend. I mean we need -nEUTOPt cher, Terry Sweeney. Dick NurIburt, sharp, catchy advertisements, not just mere announcements of some _ 60 o ys tr.. $499 Henry Hustedt, Joan Henderson, in our vast student body there is some Wayn Halbeit, Joseph Kennedy, function. Surely somewhere Leslie Lyons. Charles Leidisr, Jack originality. Orient Erickson. Robert Montell, Eleanor This may not be the answer to these problems. This Is just a sug- 3.6$ Dose vo- , Sews $978 lent., D,cli Russel. gestion and perhaps a start. Many tows w,, d. 2552 saMat corkree pada. 4, ASB (SVAD LIS Alto love cost tripe to Meek* $ I 79 up. South Amer. 0 S699 uo. LITTLE MAN ON Howe" Stud), tour $078 up clod CAMPUS by Olds Bible, Account' Oho Weekl $13911 up r1J.. S..: ea Chew. Cony . .1285 DATE JOHNSON '49 Nosh 2 dr $285 TRAVEL SERVICI SITA 48 Plymouth 4 dr. $250 Local Representative 1219 SOFA of Am rico Bldg San Jose Motor Sales-311111 Keyes San Cold. CY 2-9313 engineers, scientists, physicists, mathematicians... 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Finishes Training Second Lt. Jerome Verliii, for- mer San Jose State student, has completed basic multi-engine fly- ing training at Goodfellow Air Force Base, Texas, it was an- nounced today. He received his t silver wings at a special cere- A Roo 3-way akes mony held Feb. 6. Vertin is the son of Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Vertin, 375 7th St., San Jose. He majored in Insurance at SJS and is married to the former Miss Norma Jeanne Schall of San MRS. LILLIAN GRAY you thril, College and Jose. ... To Outline Program Ilsh, and the unit method of Tri Sigma To Hold teaching on the senior high school level. Cake Sale Monday conference Registration for the side! A cake sale will be held Mon- will begin at 8:30 a.m. and the out the other day Feb. 27 from 9 a m. to I p.m. general session is scheduled to by Tri Sigma, social welfare club. start at 9:15 a.m. Sales booths will be set up in the Mrs. Lillian Gray, professor of Outer Quad and at the Library education at SJS and the author Arch. of a reading text, will outline the Proceeds from the sale will be total school reading program from used for club projects and publi- Kindergarten to the 12th grade. cations. lir. Harrison Bullock, reading consultant for the San Francisco Plans Meeting 1 Wiled School District. will Committee meeting The College Calendar Co-or- discuss techniques for dinating Committee, heeded by the reading needs of retarded Miss Helen Dimmick, associate children. dean of students, has scheduled "One of the features of the its third meeting of the school reading section will be an exhibit year for Tuesday, Feb. 28, at 3:30 of materials for the teaching of p.m in Room 49. reading," Dr. Merkel said. Donegal Gabardine lasseds Tweed Suit i Slacks FOR RENT 59 FOR SALE Room for men students. $20 per Home for sale, 3 bedroom FHA, month. 406 S 11th St. $700 DOWIT, -t50 a trio. Furnished apartment With all CL8-2277. 10260 Meadow Lane. Buy This could easily be the wisest facilities for three or four men. Cheaper than rent. Going into ser- 599 S. 10th St. CY5-9667. vice. Stan Wooten (1955 Grad.) clothing purchase you'll r..ake '50 Ford convertible, new top this year. For one price, at Men-Good rooms with kitchen, white walls, radio and heater, ex- in, 384 S. Roos, you get a handsome Doneral bedding, linen, close cellent condition. $395, Call UN- 9th St 7-3454 after 5 p.m. Tweed suit and a pair of contra5,t ing gabardine slacks. One vacancy, Room and Board. '48 Studebaker, Champion, radio Mrs. Gregory, 666 S. 5111 St. and heater, over drive, $175, Good BELLE MANOR-one vacancy, tires. AX8-8981. S. 11th For those special events when a pood girl's room and board 260 '48 Studebaker, good transpor- St. CY 5-2367. sportcoat is the order of the day, tation, be...t offer, CY5-5227 after blend the Donegal Dutchess Hall Two vacancies. 3 p ni suitcoat with tIle 106 No. 5th St. San Jose, CV 3- wool gab slacks. 9930. WANTED Available March 1, nicely furn- The Donegal Tweed is in rich ished three room apartment with Phi Mu Sorority needs noon-time dressing room, fire place, tile bath hasher. Interested men please con- brown or gray shades in 3 - with shower. Sleeps four, $100. tact Mrs. Attebery, CV 2-0697. button, flap pockets, center Water and garbage included. Patio Dance Band vent, and tailored in the new for all tennants. Girls only. 332 S. Musicians Wanted long slim 7th, CV 5-5193. Trombones, Trumpet s, Piano, silhouette -- it Drums, Guitar, String Bass, Saxes, looks Food in action, wears Men's roams. kitchen, linen, $25 Accordion. Organizing a local like iron! month each. 833 S. 5th St. band. Call Dave Kuble, YO 7-8732. Two furnished studio apart Girl to share apartnient with two ments. $50 and .$65 each. Quiet or three girls In nicely furnished For the very casual wear the har,: c:e men. CY2-2152 or CY5-03I4. three room aphrtment with dress- gabardine slacks with a sweater cr ing room, tile bath with shower. favorite sportshirt. When it's Patio for all tenants. 332 S 7th, CT 5-5193. "Five Minutes One or Two veterans to help share house, 326 S. 5th. Till Spring" Ty Ping wanted, reasonable price. Call CY3-1029. you'll be LOST AND FOUND See your Roos Representatives. (-)r '(-\) Lost: Black wallet with identifi- cation of Theodore Blue. If found please return to Graduate Man- EARNIE GEORGE - KAREN McOUADE ager's Office. rihfin g SARA RINEHART L3/4_: iho mood Whatever (, : for spring the LI%e occasion Say it with Flowers I hecame versatile at goy* amp,
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UNITED TAXI Boxers Meet Wolfpack Tonight to Shoal CY 4-2324 Spartan Home Win A. FUTURE Streak Threatened 4 SPARTAN DAILY By BOP '.1:ist Friday, February 24. 1956 FOR YOU Nevada's powerful basin.: squad invades the Spartan r.ng tonight in an expanding industry to engage San Jose State in the big dual meet of the Iccal season followng an 8 o*clack exhibition match. Thc Wollpack own an impressive record and probatly will enter the ring favored to snap the long %Ictory streak of Coach Julie Menen- BP:ROUGHS COPCRATION dez. boxers. Nevada holds an earlier victory over Cal Poly. who de. A leading manufacturer of adding, account:ng feated the Spartans last week. and statstical machines is now expanding its The nine-bout meet will follow an exhibition match between 112 marketing organization. pounders, T. C. Chung and Masao. Utsunotniyi, both of San Jose State. However. Menendez ha.s seen most of the Nevada boxers in action We are interested interviewing students with majors in and feels San Jose can hold its own against the invaders. The ring mentor is in the unenviable position of facing Nevada tonight and Cal Poly Monday night, but reported he would take each match as Marketing it comes. without looking ahead to the Mustang,. . Spartan boxers. out to protect their victory streak cf 52 Accounting eonsecutke home matches uithout defeat. will be strengthened by the return of Jim Dasis to the Uncap. and by other juggling in Business the pairincs t mat:-.11 Spartan strength against that of Nesada. AL ACCURSO Jack Coolidge, winner of the all-college noviee bouts. who will . sucks second %% In Arts box in 178 pound division. while Stu Rubine who will go in the Liberal 141.pound slot. eensititute the line up changes. Applicants accepted will be trained at company tOolidge. who makes his first start of the season against Nevada Tonight's Card expense, given exclusive territories on a salary and tonight. was tabbed "Kayo" Coolidge by fans of the novice tournament. commission bask, and in most cases the opportun- 119 Al Accurso vs Son, Macias ity to choose the area in which they wish to work. because of the decisiveness is which he dispnsed of opponents Rubine 125 Bob Tafoya vs Dart Koos also makes tes first appearance in the Spartan varsity lineup. He won 122 Al Julian vs Dick Short his Jimior Varsity bout over a Cal Po1y. opponent last week. Both 139 Welvon Strovd vs Ketth Ernst Campus Interviews boxers are rated as good prospects by Menendez and will give good 147 Sty Rubin vs. Ted Cartel accounts of themselves according to the Spartan mentor. 156 Jim Davis vs Mike Morfisi MEL RATKOVICH 165 Mos Voshall vs. Lorry Damon Monday February 27 SJS HAS .WVANTAGE HOME Meets Nevada ti:g gun 178 Jack Coolidge vs Chuck Smith The boxers of S.IS also will have the advantage in that they are , Hoary Mel Rothovich vs. Bob Ge 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. boxing in their own ring. and have a strong desire to preserve their noscr victory string that extends back to 1947. They are all in good shape AL JULIAN For appointment contact Placement Office for (be match and will be paced by Max Voshall, Al Julian. Welvin 42-42 Tie .1 Spartan standout Stroud and Mel Ralkovich. All four garnered all the Spartan scoring in the Cal Poly meet-. and none ha%e dropped a decision this year. Voshall Is a par- ticularly good bet against the Wolfpack in that he defeated all Spartan Mermen Baffle corners in winning the SCAA championship for the 165-pound division last year. To Draw With Oakland Let's Go To Church Sunda) Nevada's squad is spearheaded by an impressive array of setcrans who arc regarded highly in boxing circles Ted COntri is the most im- San Jose and Oakland YMCA swimmers battled to a 42-42 draw , pressive. Contri won the 147-pound Pacific Coast Intercollegiate title last night in Spartan Pool. _4 last year's NCAA meet. Contri was voted FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH and went to the finals in The Spartans had the best of things in the Individual events. TRINITY STREET SO South Fifth Street the athlete of the year in the state of Nevada. Other boxers of promi- EPISCOPAL CHURCH 201 SOUTH FIRST but the Oakland mermen came through to cop both relay events. in- -Visit your College Church'. include Sam Macias, 119 pounds. Keith Ernst, a knockout victor ai NORTH SECOND STREET Sunday sshooi-9 30 a.m. Sunday Worship 11 A M. nence cluding the 400-yard freestyle relay, meet's last event. to gain the over Bobby Freeman of LSC an 139-pound NCAA finalist last ¦tar; Sunday Services Morning Worship-10.45 a m Campbell Club 9:45 A M. 7 P.M. deadlock. co o rn Holy Commumon Mon Luncheon 11:30 and 1230 Mike Marlisi, welterweight and Bob Genasci, heavyweight. Evongelostic Service-7,30 p Dick Threlfall and Stan McConnell again were the big guns for 9.30 a.m. Church School 0 Hold M. Ford, Ailnishmr and Family Service R J. THURMAN-Pastor JIMMO S. large Assoc. Dlr. the Spartans. Threlfall took first in the 50 and 100-yard freestyles, (Holy Commumon on 3rd Sunday) Be . . . while McConnell bagged blue ribbons in the backstroke and individual 11.00 a.m. Morning Prays+ Spikers List Roster nedley. end Sermon (Holy Communion on 1st Sunday) San Jose was hampered by the loss of backstrokcr Larry Wood For Interclass Meet .ind freestyler Dick Henning. Wood is sick with the chicken pox. 6 30 Canterbury Club WELCOME With ail out on, :pon,or 1.nvfl -1ths _d r Ehe while Henning failed to show up. The Rev. Mark Rifenbark. D D., Recto, STUDENTS FACULTY PERSONNEL up for the annual Interclass track IThe Rev Stuart Anderson, Assistant and field meet, March 2, team Bob McKinnon was the only double winner for the Sisitors as he To The Downtown Church Where You'll Get Somethin3 rosters have been selected, accord- grabbed the 220 and 400-yard free- , -- Genuinely Helpful ing to Bud Winter, Spartan track style events. You II Find A Live College Group That You'll Really Enjoy coach. 1 Close.sf race of the evening was FOURSQUARE CHURCH SUNDAY The teams for next week's event Lewis Join Us EVERY will the 300-yard medley relay. 11 00 MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE be Don Hubbard's sponsored Cook gave Oakland a five yard SEVENTH AND SANTA CLARA STREET 9 30-COLLEGIATE BIBLE CLASS by Kappa Alpha and Alpha Phi. in the lead user Rollo Knivisto CYpress 5-8131 or CYpress 3-4452 6 15-COLLEGE TRI C CLUB Lang Stanley's sponsored by Sigma backstroke. but Jay Cross made 7 30 EVENING SERVICE Chi and Alpha Chi Omega: Art up the difference for San Jose in Iliatts supported by Pi Kappa Al- Education ... Girds You For Life Two Youth Pastors To Serve You the breaststroke. Freestylers Lee pha and Delta Gamma's, Jim Ilu- Walton of San Jose and Kenny Christianity .. Girds You For Eternity DO CLARENCE SANDS REV. MERLE ROARK JAMES MONTGOMERY, MINISTER Of CHURCH EDUCATION "Five Minutes shaw's spon.sored by Phi Sigma Shaw of Oakland battled down the 9:45-College and Young Married Couples Kappa and Kappa Alpha Theta; la,t 100 yards neck and neck un REV. DAVID NEttl5 YOUTH DiRLTOR and Ray Goodwin's supported by I III Shaw won by inches at the wire 11 am.-Morning Worship 7:45-Evangelistic Services Till Spring" Delta Sigma Phi and a sorority to FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 300-yard rnecfey relay- Oakland Wetcome - Come and meet our staff be designated later. Two blocks from campus 2nd and San Antonio YMCA (Cook, Lawrence, Shawl, Time iv, Homo. W. Walters, Rester Rev. David W. Yoder, Ass't, Competition will take place in 3110 Personal counseling by appointment - CT 5-6391 OPEN THURS. EVENING 'Ill 9 .,-)th varsity and novice division, with freshmen making up the lat 220-ya,d Freestyle-McKinnon 101, Mc ter bracket. Cordless ISJI, Dunn (0,, Time 2 20.5. 50-yord freestyl ThrelEall (Si), Hub- / Members of the team are: bard (01, Abouat MIL Time 25.0. Fellowship A VARSITY DIVISION 200.ya-d indivIdual rnedley-Mcon- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES Famous eit, Hubbard's Team Vol Dani Is, Herb nell ISJ1. Cook 101, Lawrence, 0, Time Inspiration BY BRANCHFS OF THE MOTHER CHURCH ( Label Specimen, Norm Guest, Von Parish, 2.30.6. The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Payne Green, Jest, Manson, Sill Htckes. Divmg-Eustts 1511, Cleghorn (Sj), Hill Bible Instruction in Boston, Mass. Harvey McCul!ough. D th Herb, James 101. 220.5 points. Jacques and Ken Sock 100-yard freestyle-Threllell ISJI. --LESSON SUBJECT-- Stanley's Team D:clo Gerokos, on Nub Giardina, Bob bard 101. Walton ISJ1, Tinny MO. " THE COLLEGE CLASS" lionise,. Curt.. Rost- TOY.- 200-yard backstroke-McConnell 1511. I., Burton, Bob Lippe, Jock Schuetz. Shaw (01, James 101, Time 2 25.8. of MtL Maromonre and Bob Ayres 1st Church 1807 The Alameda 440.yard freestyle - McKrnnon (01, S 7l 9 OHO' Hran's leans Al loss, Jerry Emerson. BETHEL CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL Sunday: 11 A.M. (Old 5 P M. Bob Rush, Wiley Schmidt, Fronk Potato", Jolly (01, Korvisto Sit. Ti,.. 5 44 2. Ed Sill, Dear Socks, John Omelet and 200 yard breaststroke-Cross MI. Hat- "Assembly of God' Sunday School 11 AM. Testimonial Meetings 8 P.M. Mel singer ISA. Lawrence (01, Time 2 37 0. 224 Meridian Road Wed. Eve. Goodwin's Teem Ed Hicks. Sill Ste- 440-yard freestyle relay - Oakland Reading Room - 28 West San Antonio phens, Jerry Thompson, Ouentin Man- YMCA IShaw, Hubbard, Cook, Mst(m- 9.45 A.M. EVERY SUNDAY ch ster. Al Jongeword, 0 W. Rhodes, non), Time 3 52 4. Second Church: 3rd at San Antonio Tom Crone. loch Albert i and Did. 1100 A M.-Morning Worship Service Sunday School. I 1 A.M. Church 11 A.M. Stamm 7:30 P.M. Evangelistic Service Wrd. Eve. Testimonial Mnetings 8 P M. Hushaw's Team Ron Vavra, Don Readrng Room 1043 Lincoln Ave. Berry, n Stroud. Lowell Hoy, Don SE Pistol Team Malinort, Lynn Greene. Bob Pents r end FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Ray Ell.. 60 North Thod Sitrot NOVICE DIVISION Beats West Point Rev Phil W Barrett-Postor Hubbard s Team Len Ilat(iff, Leaden San Jose State's red hot ROTC SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 19 IB nnett, Boyd Fair end Ken Allen. varsity pistol team made the . (Jr II am WESLEY FOUNDATION 0". carom ChAd ut 6 p.a Stanley's 5. ,m Clarenc Nunes. Norm United Sta:vs Military Acaderm marksmen its 15th victim of the ’ Friborg, Keith Antes and Tom Lionvolsr -You Are Cordially I,- r d THE METHODIST Pet5S/S SVIT5 Hiatt s Team- Claude Brock. John season, last week, by a wide 1401- STUDENT CENTER (DOS SPOOTSwEat G taret Larry Burton. Warren Saddler '378 margin ONG. II and Kerind Wallace The Cadets, former national Invites you to participate in its Sunday activities: Goodwsn's Team John Agu,or, Tom champions, were out-gonned by the EXPLORE YOUR MIND HOUSE OF NINE Blachwoott, Paul Incandoro. Tom Liles Spartan marksmen, led by dead- 44 E San Antonio and Ron Smarr. eye Albert Suarez. Suaret. a 1.7.S. -iday 10 45 ci in between Hushes...I Team At.," Conley. D vid intercollegiate champion, turned 6:00 P.M -_ :wads Supper in Wesley Hall SI, Thpater-376 S 1...t First & Setond Stokes. Steve Scott, James Le Gale and in a stilling 292 out of a possible William Nevares, 300 points to pace the IOCRIP. TeRID mate Frank Savage was a close 'ISLAND OF REALITY- 7.15 P.M. "The Crime.. Salcl to be the first 35rnm sound second with a 286 score. film ever written, directed, produced and acted In another recent match to mail, TIIURS 800 M th,, San Jose stillad suffered its entirely by college students (Swartlimote)
awcond defeat of the season by 112 W San Corlo., the story rs an allegory the descent of a ET20 HAIRCUTS AT MOLERS bowing to Texas A&M, 1418 1401.1 dem Adam from the Garden of Eden con- The Texan? score was the high- est fired in pistol competition this "HOW TO GIVE A MENTAL cerning the problem of free will. The treat- Treat yourself: Shave 25c 50 season. TREATMENT" ment is highly stylized and symbolical. CENTS The Spartans' seasonal record Speaker-- All now stands at 15-2. Capt. William Work Herring, train coach. announced 1,2 WAYNE KINTNEr Moler Barber College Super a is d today that medals and letters will 41 West San Fernando by Licensed be presented to &IS marksmen at Director; Dick Ingraham, B.D. Phone. CY 4-7254 Instructors Science of Mind open 9 to 6 Mon thru Sat a dinner slated for Sunday at 6:30 p.m at Havenly Foods.
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SPARTAN DAILY SJS Tennis Team Opens Friday, February 24, Ms Slartans vs. Gators I ---- ARCADE SHOE Fred Niemann, San Jose Stair REPAIR senior forward. ls the son of Season Against Stanford AND SHINE SHOP chemistry teacher at PiedMon' leav your shoat with School. . High S.F. State San Jose s!ate s sarsity tennis I. l.:11Plett John and Andy tor I Dyeino. Cleaning and topelelne Scoreboard team opens the 1956 net season Feb 29 at Caldorn. March 1-4- THURSDAY S RkSUL1S this afternoon at 2 o'clock N1111 .1 N C interroilegiates at 111 4 ley March 12 Yin,t Antart,o LAUNDERETTE SERVICE Wrestling. San lose 31, Son Francis- Entertains dual match against Stanford on the 6 -Santa ClOta Match 9 Sarl04110100 State State March 14- San Franc... State I. Litter team's courts. SPRING SPECIAL. Swimming. San Jose 47, okra,: Mulch 16 form.* Starr. Mar,h 20 Otn Coach Hugh Humbs.'s squad, 2 Tubs Washed 8 YMCA 42. C,' Slate Marsh 27 - tr./land. Aun1 isith 1,0 1ƒ ASI Apol 7 Path. Aped 11 ROBERT LAWS Dried (not folded) 99c WEEKEND S EVENTS Cage Five three rettaning lettermen Friday irom last )ear, is expected to'hase - at Son concat... Slut. Aprol 13- at difficulty Ii Sacramento State, April <,/,, 0/ /1,01Offraritq Hand Ironing Basketball. San Jose at San Franc;sce mith the powerful 14-at Nevado, I State, I p.m. San Jose Favored 111111.S. Apr.1 18- -California, Aptil 70 -Santo . Alterations 288-90 Park Ave. CY 5-9215 Besing Nevada at San Jose, 8 p.m. As Goodwin Returns Opening in the No. 1 position CI010 April 26-21-00 Tournament 1-Day Service Tennis. San Jose at Stanfotd, San Jose will be Martin liana one of the May -1-Stanford, May -Parks Atli Free Parking in Pcar May 17-at Fresno State. Free Parking Frosh at San Mateo J.C. San Jose State witl- seek to re returning aces, while Cornelius Saturday peat an earlier basketball victory Reese, another vet. will be No ? 10% Discount Gymnastics. California at San ,fese, over an Francisco State tonight on the ladder. 2 p m. when the two clubs tangle to Students in the Hal Smith. a transfer from Ba- Featuring for Your Car CIA SCORERS RAY GQQDWIN Gator Gym at San Francisco kersfield College, mill be in the The Honey Safety Belt a Tern G Pt.. Aver. The Spartans defeated the Ga- No. 3 slot with Don Anger. a returit t,i lineup LAUNDRE BRITE John Thomas (COP) 12 253 21.1 tors, 65-59, in an overtime game transfer from Sall Juse Junior with the Dave genadaret (L) 13 211 16.2 earlier this year and will be fa- ('ollege, at No. 4. -Magic-Touch" Burl, le Bill Russell (ug) 9 191 21 2 vored to win again. Earl Carmichael, from Longs ,. CLEAN RITE Rich Montgomery (SC) 11 190 17 3 Walt McPherson's Spartans will Texas, and Joe Norton, the ott,, . . . we install . . . Week Days 9-6 - Sunday 10-3 Dave Davis (COP) 12 195 16.3 be going after their 16th victory Spartan Freshmen returning letterman. fill out i! Odell Johnson 609 S 1st St. - CV (SM) 10 ID 111 of the season. San Jose boasts a first six spots for today's mat. 7-5605 Ermine Zappa (P) 13 184 14.1 2 blocks 15-8 seasonal mark and will have This match will be the first : Mike Wadsworth ISM) 10 165 16.5 only two games left on the sched- Tennis Team Meets North of Leo & Jess' Chevron Service George Taylor (Pi 13 159 12.3 18 for the Spartan netters ti ule after tonight's encounter. Re- year. The next clash will Roos Bros. N. 1st & St. James St Bill Sanchez (SM) 10 151 15.1 maining contests are against St. Wednesday against Califorri. Tom Salvino (L) 13 151 11 6 Mary's and Stanford -- Use your Standard Credit Card -- Tom Cane 13 100 San Mateo Netters Bears here ISJS) 11 4 The return of forward Ray Leonard Brown IFSC) 11 147 13.4 One of San Jose State's better John E meg (SJS) 13 144 Goodwin to act'on will give the 11 1 Spartan five a badly needed freshmen tennis teams will open Eddie Dias (SJSI 13 137 10.5 shot in the arm. Goodwin In- its season this afternoon against eƒ ƒƒ jured his thumb in a game two San Mateo Junior College at San weeks ago against Fresno State Mateo. and missed four consecutive Coach Dun Anger reports th. Spartan Wrestlers California Basketball Assn. squad has several outstanding games, three of which the Spar. formers but is short in depth. "'SN Smash Gators, 31-8 tans lost. should win most of our matchi.. Goodwin isn't expected to start. Anger said. SAN REMO San Jose State's wrestling team scored an easy, 31-8, victory over but his presence will give the Heading the list of prospects WILBUR JUST TO Like pizza with cheese? ... with spicy Italian sausages? ... with an- WOKE UP San Francisco State last night in Spntans needed reserve strength. are Sam Waggoner and William McPherson is expected to open McLean. former standouts at THF FACT THAT HE'S IN CLASS! Spartan Gym. chovies? Whatever with the same line-up that started 1.ong Beach's Wilson High your preference, San Remo's pizza is a real taste sarommell. Coach Hugh Mumby's grapplers ripped the Gators to shreds in the against Fresno This will put Gil School. The pair mere outstand treat guaranteed to melt in your mouth. Stop in at any one of .'.:or) Egeland and Jahn KEEP ALERT fOR A heavier weights after the visitors Erceg at for- ling in prep tennis circles in had taken an 8-3 lead following the wards, Mary Branstrom at center, Southern California and turned Rerno's 3 locations. BETTER POINT AVERAGE! first three matches. and Tom Crane and Ed Diaz at In outstanding performances in guards. last fall's all-college net tourney. Don't let that "drowsy Icel. The results: . your style in 123-pound-Jo. Isola (Si) dec. Ed San Francisco State has had an Waggoner went all the way to ing cramp class in and out season. ... or when you're Simont, 4-1. The Gators lost the finals before bowing to ex- "hitting three regulars through scholastic varsity ace Jack Darrah McLean the Take a NoDoz t 30-pound-Ron O'Mara (SF) dec. books". Kiyoshi Oshiba, 9.5. deficiencies and are way down in gave Darrah a tough battle before Awakener! In a few minutes, mushroom 137-pound-Joe Games (SF) pinned the standings of the Far Western losing out in the semi-finals. you'll be your normal best ... Sob Fukunaga, 2.111, 3rd. League. However, behind the fine Right now Waggoner is holding cheese wide awake alert! Yout 147-pound-Lynn Brooks (SO pinned shooting of ace Milt Garfield, SFS down the No. 1 position, while doctor will tell you-NoDot extended St. Mary's last Tuesday, Rish Cole, 2-02, 3rd. McLean is No. 2 Others counted sausage Awakeners are safe as coffee. 157-pound-Dick Wooer 151) dec. Ben and the Gators may give the Spar- on heavily are Kevin Swanson, Keep a pack handy! Elkins, 4-2. tans trouble. Santa Clara; Donald Murray, Port- salami 15 TABLETS, 35c 167-pound-Kon Spagnala (SO pinned Crane continues to pace the land, Ore ; and Wes Gordon, Hay- Kirk Bagnall, 1:38, 2nd. Spartan scorers with 265 markers ward. pepperoni 177-pound-Jerry loclin (S1) pinned for a 12.0 average. while Bran- 15 tablets The Spartababe schedule in- Rich Rota, 1:27, 2nd. strom heads the cluh's rebounders itt lisials tin cludes matches with Stanford, San the "woiks" 191-pound-forfeit to Russ C0,1111411 with 202. gee Mateo, Monterey and Hartnett An- ('Si). PLAYER to Fr 555 PIS AVG. ger is hopeful matches with Cali- Hwt -Roy Frantani (Si) pinned Nick Crane, g 102 61 63 265 12.0 fornia and Menlo can be set. Garacipakos, 1:50, 1st. Erma, f 82 67 146 231 10.5 FROSH SCHEDULE D107, g 79 67 83 225 10.2 Branttrom, c 61 41 202 163 7.4 Feb 24 -At San Mateo J.C. SAN REMO SAN REMO CARA'S Niemonn, 5, c 32 54 137 118 66 March 13-At Hartnell 1 C. of of SAN REMO Egelond, V 29 28 76 86 4.3 March 17-Montero.), 1 C. 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'And nowadays you record-breaki lig no longer have to pay a king's ni Charles IL Billman Gymnasts Entertain going at Chevrolet prices! For the new Chevrolet is one of the will be at the few truly great road cars being built today! PLACEMENT OFFICE FEB. 24 run for your It has to be to hold the stock car Bears Tomorrow record for the Pikes Peak climb. It For Interviews in the Afternoon cannonball accelera- (or morning if necessary) Coach Bill Gustafson's unde- has to have feated San Jose gymnastic team CONTACT THE PLACEMENT OFFICE money ! tion (horsepower now ranges up to Hoes after its third win of the 225!) and nailed-down stability on season tomorrow by playing host LOOKING FOR GRADUATING SENIORS to powerful California at 2 p.m turns-plus lots of other built-in Also Men with 1 or 2 years left who will gradually work in the Men's Gym. qualities that make for more driv- into full-time employment with the company. 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-am 6 SPARTAN DAILY Friday February 24 1956 College Of ferin Dr. Clements Lists PATRONIZE YOUR Italian Universities M.S. In Applied ADVERTISERS Scholarships Many Job Interviews Offer Mathematics Now Five employment interviews North American Aviation Inc., The Italian goseric. . were announced today by Dr. E. of Los Angeles will be on campus PARKING three Italian universities are of- Six telloa ships for advanced San Jose State College is now W. Clements. Placement Officer March 2 also Mechanical, electri- late for CCTV..? fering fellowships to American study or research are offered by offering a master of science de- graduate students for the 1956-57 the Italian government to men Pittsburgh-Des Moines Steel Co. cal, electronic, aeronautical, chem- V. Peak It For Yo.o gree in applied mathematics for .:ind women with a master's de- scheduled for Feb. 27. will be in- ical, metallurgical, civil, general on r. II . ...rev in any field. Each grant in- the first time. According to Mrs. terviewing accountants. Interested and industrial engineers are of 'it Li iudes a stipend of 600,000 lire Jackie Wagner. secretary of ow persons interested in a career of particular interest to the com- id free tuition at a ichool or Wu- Graduate Division, the degree Liates or alumni with a degree in pany. T C P , crsity for six months. Candidates fers training in applied mat: Accounting. .re required to learn sonic. Italian Silva's Shell ItSTS1 matics for immediate use in . Mary's of San Francisco will be There was a total of 212 stii- ETPRISS 4. SS44 400 SO .alore taking up their fellowships rionondo dustry on campus March 1 to interview dents enrolled in the San Jose fouith and r.on Rood Show Engagement The University of Padua Ls of- persons interested in a career Aci OsS from Studoill Union Persons who have a 13 A. of , State police school during thc '. ring two tuition and mainte- degree merchandising and buying Appli- Week Days SAT-SUN in mathematics or engineering are all semester of 1955. Tit 11 7Sc. 'til 4 $1 Gen Aden :ince fellowships to men and cants may be graduates in any Atter 4 SI 25 $1.25 vomen under 95 years of age I eligible to attempt this training. major The Collegio Ghislicri and the A special provision for engineer- MRS. AMERICA'S OWN MUSICAL' ;-niversity offering ' ing or science majors has been FERN WENDT Radioplanc Company of Van See CONNIE of Pisa are on TV show THE PICTURE OF THE YEAR' :d to male graduate students un- made for those who want the . Nuys. sharing the campus March 1 with at the ier 30 years of MS. degree. Macy's, is looking for me- GUYS AND age. chanical, electrical Candidates for the university and aeronaut,- Some of the courses which can :al engineers, mathematicians DOLLS ' illowships must have a bachelor's and COLLEGE BOWL be taken by tho. candidate are physicists with degrees in Low, . fegree and a good knowledge of Instructor, Students these UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT c,..m.scopt Complex Variables. Higher Alge- tields bra, Advanced Statistics, and Dif- Marquardt For the Best PIZZA in Town Applications may be secured Demonstrate on TV Aircraft Co. of San ferential Equations. Fernando Valley will be on cam- from the United State: Student Mrs Fern Wcu1t. instructor in , SNACK PIZZAS 40c - - SPAGHETTI and RAVIOLI STUDIO Department of the Institute of In- The course can be started either pus March 2, looking for engineers home economics. was a guest on ; with dear Served or to take out ternational Education in New York in the present semester or in Feb- the Jane Baker Homemaker's TV thermodynamics, City. ruars I mechanics, in- 354 East Santa Clara CY 7-4961 5 years ago this picture would show yesterday. strumentation, structure, design, Open Friday and Saturday 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. have been, CENSORED! Mrs. Baker interviewed Mrs or development.
endt on preparation of quantity Civil Service Commission Accepting foods for women's clubs and "RANSOM" church groups Three students also appeared Storr,no Exam Applications for Various Jobs on the show. Mildred Seitz dem- Academy Award Winners The Civil Service Commission of SVIrJose has announced that onstrated how to serve at a ban- GLENN FORD - DONNA REED it is accepting applications for examination for the positions of grounds quet Arlene Morikawa and Mar- attendant. building attendant. life guard, cashier and guard. Alla Stringer assisted her. Miss - Now it can be st own Salaries for these positions range from 211.90 to $15.74 per day aforikawa demonstrated how to ! makeer punch.t hr ee lnterested persons should obtain and file applications with the .try UNITED ARTISTS Secretary of the Civil Service . majors ,-ommission at the Civil Service 1". 0,1,0 ',pekoe, - JC(6 Seos Department, 152 Park Ave S.. liver HELEN OF TROY Jose. Sabers - PLUS - Final day to file applicati Charming Club 24 HOUR ALERT Friday, Initiate President i Jack Webb March 2 ExaminatiuEs kill be given in S210 March 10 ICraig CarLson-has been initial. En ert ains Sund ay It 9 a m. as president of Silver Sabers. hon- Cluo Lold open division Applicants must be 21 to 60 orary society for upper !house Sunday evening for stu- EL RANCHO ,-ears of age inclusive; U. S. Citi- Army ROTC students. it was an- : dents and faculty members lifter- LAUGH 1101 cn and a resident of Santa Clara nounced today. I ested in or curious about Unitari- ARTISTS AND MODELS County for one year Also initiated were Gerry Bart- anism, according to Glenn Barbe, SAN JOSE STATE lett, vice president; Dick Arring- Doan Martin - Jerry Lewis The examination will consist of president. . ton, secretary; and Pc'e Meckel.! -PLUS- oral interview, a basic Intel- The opcn house will be held at treasurer. QUEEN BEE I:gence test and a demonstration 7:30 o'clock in the Fireside Room of ability to perform the job. of the Unitarian Church, 160 N 3rd St. Minister of the church. GRADUATES CALIFORNIA Authorities Seek Sidney A. Peterman. former SJS OtSNEY S FULL LENGTH student and Philosophy Depart- i Blue Key Considers Answer to Wreck ment professor. will be present. I THE LITTLEST OUTLAW IN TECHNICOLOR COVINA (UP) - The Cali-