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California State Library Sacramento 9, Calif cents , ...... 20th Novice Boxing Tourne Opens ToiIyght * 18 BOifts on Tap Spartana in Initial Round By DON BECKER %TOL. 44 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, Eighteen bouts are on tap for the opening round of the 20th THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1956 Annual Novice Boxing Tournament scrduled to start tonight in the Men's Gym at 7 o'clock. The tourney, long one of San Jose's finest athletic spectacles, promises plenty of wild-swinging acticn and thrills for fans and boxers alike. Boxing Coach Julie Menendez, :n charge of the tourney, pro- nounced this year's group of boxer s the best trained he had seen in his five years at SJS. -They have been training just as religiously as my varsity boxers," he said. TKO Fansns can expect three one-minute rounds of concentrated leather swinging in each bout, except of course, in cases of knockouts and
Sixty-three intrepid Spartans will vie for 12 crowns. There will be a lone junior novice boxer crowred in the 145 lb. division. A pos sibility of a second junior novice championship exists, but Ben Walker, who has entered the 165 lb. division, needs an opponent. Semi.final rounds will be held tomorrow night with the finals coming Saturday evening. Trophies will be awarded to the winning team, winning coach and the pugilist chosen as the outstanding boxer of the tourney. The team race will be decided on a points-scored basis. One point will be awarded for every victory in the quarter-finals, two for a win in the semi-finals and five point: will be awarded for each division champion. All boxers will wear 14 ounce gloves. Professionals, by compari- son, use six and eight ounce gloves. While the large gloves take some sting out of the punches, they are, still not so soft and cumbersome Asig tthat are not in the CoU111('.111 offing. Coach Menendez. has lined up Hears Court's four former Spartan boxers to handle the refereeing chores. Dick Render. two-time Pacific Board Queries Coast intercollegiate champ and Student Council went through Flag Contest Deans Benz, twice runner-op in the Nation- one of its shortest Meetings of tbe als; Max Yeah& I, National year yesterday as business dwind- Track Star Lang Stanley ehamp in 1934. Jack Shelberries, Deadline Near led due to the proximity of the Dimmick Top an all-time Spartan great and Christmas vacation. outstanding profeional Moser. Application deadline for the col- Only one committee report was lege flag contest Is Jan, 4, Dr. and Darrell Dukes, have con- Bids in Drive given; it was by Gary Clarke, Named 'Athlete of Year' Arthur Williams, chairman of the sented to play the third man Deans Stanley C. Benz and Hel- In the ring role. chief justice of Student Court. selection committee, reminded to- Court is Lang Stanley, top middle dis- trophies to outstanding members Art Powell, top pass reciever in en Dimmick raised more money Last year's winning coach, Al Clarke reported that the day. yes- currently investigatng complaints tance track man in the history of the 1956 football team. the nation. at the Campus Chest auction Julian. has a club that is expected of San Jose State College, be- A $25 prize will be awarded terday than other campus no- brought against Revelries Board Top award, for the player who Top lineman of the 1956 team to cop the team championship. Ju- came the first winner of the Spar- to the student submitting the win- tables. Kappa Kappa Gamma bid and the Spartan Bookstore, Inc., contributed the most to the team, was a close battle between Stan lian feels that his Kappa Alpha Ten Club "Athlete of the ning entry, Dr. Williams said. $38.50 to have the two hash at Hoard. Year went to halfback Walt Ackemann. Kieth and the winner Jim Hughes. Psi aggregation ought to rated award last night. Bob Marciel, a The flag theme should be kept the sorority's evening meal. The The redhead from Burlingame, a newcomer from the favorite though he is worried Imestigation into the by-Ian's relatively simple, reported Dr. auction enriched the Campus Stanley, one of the eight month- starter in but three games, was Wenatchee Junior College, was about Vic Rapazzines Pi Kappa of Revelries ftp cc rd "might Williams, and. should not include CThdlt Drive by $274.50. ly award winners, was selected by selected for his season long de- (Continued on Page 3) Alpha crew. Julian coached the bring" formal charges. Clarke the Tower, Centennial Seal or a Nancy Strickler, solicitations .vot e of meMbers of Spar-Ten votion to the Student Y to the team chiunpion- told the Council. Ife added that game. representattod of a "Spartan" Club, a San Jose State booster chairman, reports that "solicita- ship in 1955. his group is seeking 11 clarifi- group. head. Contestants are cautioned to tions are coming along quite nice- "The boys to watch on my team cation Of the term "vlludent- Capital Scribe avoid extremes. ly." The solicitations program is are Ernie "Cyclone" Smith (155). owned and operateir In relation The award was made as part Dimensions of all entries should intended to reach every student Bob Gates (120), Jack Spurlock to the Spartan Skop. of t h e annual awards banquet Speaks Today measure approximately 4 x 7 on campus with a personal visit. 1145), Don Smith (165). and On a request from Revelries di- held at Scottish Rite Temple in "It Is Imperative that team inches and should be turned in on Mel Powell (1W)," Julian pointed rector Bob Montilla, the Council San Jose. At 10:30 o'clock this morning 3:30 a conventional 8)4 x 11 inches captains meet today at out. approved the Appointment of Les An alternate in the 800 meter Walter Ridder, chief of the Wash- o'clock In E118 If the Campus sheet of paper. "If those boys come through Davis as business manager of Rev.. run for the United States Olym- ington Bureau for the Mercury- Colors which may be incorpor- ('heat Drive is to reach its $10, like I think they will. I'm sure dries Board. Davis had been ap- pic Team of 1956, Stanley was News, will discuss his experiences 000 goal," Bob IIosfeklt. drive ated into the design are gold, we can win it." he said. pointed to fill the breach le f t the monthly winner for May. in Hungary in Morris Dailey Aud- white and a complimentary dark chairman, announced today. Tonight's pairings, in order when the original business mana- The slim senior was outstand- itorium. Dean Robert S. Martin and Mrs. color. Color should be used for of bouts: ger did not return to school at ing for the Spartan track-team The newsman was in Hungary outlining purposes and special Izetta Pritchard went to ATO fra- Gory Webb vs Steve Welsh 1155 lb.) the start of this aemester, hut he '$35; Anna Bea' Bar- (IIG but his greatest race came in a for 30 days during the current emphasis, hut not to capture prin- ternity for Alen Walburg vs. Ted lb/sheen lb.) was not approved by the Council bara Dale, and Pat Parish wet:t to Sob Pecs vs. Mike Smothers OAS lb.) special contest against world 880 melee. cipal attention, Dr. Williams ex- until yesterday. yard run record holder, Lon Spur- Kappa Alpha fraternity for Ill Stroud vs. Dale Sol,' 1140 lb.) Ridder will be accompanied by plained. Jack Spuds:fa vs Gene Seed., tie lb ) In other bandneits, the Council rier. and Robert Baron and Don Ryan John Andreeli 11411 lb Joseph Ridder, Mercury-N e w s Past traditions or recent inno- Mike Healy vs. I 1. Appointed Mike Brown as sold to Alpha Omicron Pi sorority Bruc Cunningham vs. BID Strout (145 lb.) In that race Lang outdid the publisher, and Kenneth Conn, vations likely to become perman- editor of "A Spartan from the world champion and won going Mercury-News for $25. boneld Portal vs. Ernest StnIth (ISS lb.) executive editor. ent campus fixtures are recom- Dalton bolen vs John Ream (ISS lb Start." freshman orientation OTHERS SOLD away in the school record time The program is a result of the mended for inclusion in the Don Solon vs Denver Dsvii I41 ) recommended Di- flag's The teams of Ray Freeman and magazine, and of 1:48:5. cooperation of the Journalism-Ad- design, but are not necessarily re- Jim Hush*. v.. Earl White (leg lb.) tine Hatton as assiatant editor. Dr. Milburn D. Wright, and Dr. Pet Penick vs Ken towels (lei lb ) Other highlights of the awards vertising Department, headed by quired. Webb Il7S lb ) Brown is a member of the Alex McCallum and Thomas Ea- Bob Nose vs Lloyd banquet which served as a testi- Dr. Dwight Bentel, which is spon- Page 3) SPARTAN DAILY staff. Dr. Williams. whose office is in gan sold to Chi Omega and Alpha (('ontinued on monial dinner for retiring Spartan LANG STANLEY soring the talk, and the College the Science Building, Room 122, Chi Omega sororities for $24. 2. Appointed Freshman Class coach Bob Bronzan and an intro- ... Athlete Lecture Committee, directed by of Year will accept entries until 4 p.m. Four pairs of notables tied for representatives Don Flood and duction to t h e public o f new Joe H. West, dean of educational of the day of the deadline, Jan 4. 6th place hy bringing in an even Bob Young to deliver the Christ- Golden Raider Coach Bob Titche- Selected as the outstanding services and summer sessions, Third Lift Job each. Lawell Pratt and Dean mas basket, donated by the sun- nal included the presentation of back on the squad was angular which is handling arrangements. $20 C. Grant Burton went to Kappa dl, to a needy family in this area. UNITED PRESS ROUNDUP Alpha Theta sorority: Dr. 3ames To Begin Soon 3. Voted to sponsor a banquet Yell Leaders Jacobs and Miss Frances Gulland Lifting operations on the third for recipients of the recent Who's to Alpha Phi sorority, President section of the new Classroom Who In American Colleges awards Are Selected John T. Wahlquist. and Dick Ar- Building are scheduled to begin and agreed to make this a budget . 'Among Friends,' Ike Tells 199 ington to SAE fraternity. and as soon as the hydraulic jacks ed item in the totore.Cost of this Four new yell leaders and two Drs. William Rogers and Rued can be positioned, according to year's fete will come from Council alternates were selected Tuesday pisano to Delta CitIMMli sorority. Frank Buxton, job aupeiinten- funds. Pat Parish. Prone McClen- afternoon as tryouts were held in Dr. C. Richard Purdy and dent. ahan and I.iz Bell were appointed U.S. Arrivals in New Jersey the Siudent Union. Owen laroylea brought $15 from as a sub-committee to work on Chosen to lead school yells for The first two sections - facing AIR FORCE BASE, to the massive job Gamma Phi Riga sorority. banquet arrangements. McGUIRE not be admitted prohibited from making a cross- the coming year were George 6th and San Fernando streets N.J. The Vanguard of 15,000 clearing the blocked waterway. country trip to New York The talent-thon. held in Mor- of for "se- Boynton. Chuck Rigdon, Lowell have been completed, as far as Hungarian refugees to be brought A large salvage fleet under Bri- curity reasons" and was forced to ris Dailey Auditorium yesterday Hoy and Bill Hardy. securing the roof and floors. Stair. to this country by a military and French charter is waiting cool their heels evening featuring campus and lo- tish for 15 hours be- The alternates selected were wells are under construction and mercy air-sea lift landed here to go into the Egyptian-held sec- fore leaving for home. However, cal talent, helped to swell the Journalist Frat Bill Moore and Ted Terzakis. forms will be placed on this sec- Wednesday. They were told by a the canal and take up the they were Campus Chest coffers on the basis tion of allowed to tour the Heading the new group of yell tion within the next week. representative of President Eisen- task. movie capital until departure time. of the 25 cent admission charge leaders is Brent Heisinger. who Sets Initiation "You are among friends." and the AWS refreshment booth. No difficulties were encounter- hower: was chosen by the Executive Sigma Delta Chi. national pro- The 199 Hungarians, first to VEEP MAY FLY TO EUROPE CRASH SITE NOT FOUND DONATION (7ANS OUT ed, once the actual lifting began, Council of the Rally Committee pop- said Buxton. Work on the sections fessional jriornahatie fraternity. arrive under the massive "Oper- WASHINGTON Vice Presi- VANCOUVER The Royal Cans are out on campus at early last week. lacations in e-hich s'ildepts near the corner of 7th and San will ulltate sewn undergraduates ation Safe Haven" ordered by the dent Richard M. Nixon may fly to Canadian Air Force said Wednes- afar The group began their officel Fernando streets is expected to and four members from the yr"- White House, landed in four silver Austria to make a first-hand study day a boy's report that he had can drop change. (leeks may be duties at Tuesday night's basket- aiklressed and sent to tiw Campo,. begin about the middle of next fessherd fa- Id during rvremonies planes of the Military Air Trans- of the Hungarian refugee prob- seen plane wreckage -- believed ball gam’ week. he added. Barring any un- scheduled for 7 30 o'clock tonight port Service. lem, diplomatic sources said Wed- to be that of a missing Trans- Chest Drive Committee, San Jose usual troubles. all sections will at Memorial Chapel. The Hungarians were happy and nesday. Canada airliner was unfounded. Slate College. San Jose. Califor- be within two State journalism majors to he excited, hut some were a bit wor- Informants said the trip is un- The RCAF said there was "no nia. raised weeks. Initiated are Raymond J. &trek ried about the future. der top-level consideration in the foundation whatever" to the re- 111(frftfl Dri re Litingartan relief WI! recehe administration as a means of dra- port from an unidentified boy that 20 per cent of the drite's in- Robert Barker, Don C. Becker.
NEW SUEZ ROW STARTS matizing U.S. concern for the he had sighted wreckage of the 14.1111V, with smaller percentages Last Shots Today James S Cohun, Robert J. Craft, LONDON - A new row over plight of the Hungarians driven lost "North Star" on a mountain Nets 184 Pints going to the American Heart John E. Spalding. and Manley E. clearing the blocked Suez Canal out of their homelr....i by Soviet near Chilliwack. Ninety more pints of blood had Association. the Amerlean Can- 'Til After Vacation Tyler Cohort and Tyler are press threatened Wednesday to spoil terror. The plane vanished and appar- been coltected by 4 p.m. yesterday cer Society, the World I elver- photo majors. relations between slowly-mending ently crashed Sunday night with as the All-Campus Blood Drive ally Service. the San Jose Com- Vaccinations for polio are sched- Members from the professional the United States and Great Bri- RVS14 LAYOVER IN L.A. 62 persons went into its final stages. With munity (*best and the Red aboard after reporting uled to be given today betwaan 2 field to be initiated are George tain. LOS ANGELES - - A group of trouble in one a its four engines. 94 pints collected Tursday, San Vierhus, editor of the Campbell and 4 p.m. In the Health OffiCie to It loomed amid indications that Russian newspapermen and Olym- Jose State students had donated The auction and talent-thon Press, George M. Hall, editor of British anger over America's mid- pic coaches and trainers arrived 'MAY SUSPEND' TESTS a total of 184 pints In the two day were arranged tinder gereral persons with receipts up to 1300. the Mountain View Register, Sam dle east policies was flaring anew at International Airport %Verities- NEW YORK The New York drive. The drive still had one more chairman Wiley Schmidt. with Dr. Thomas J. Gray, health of- Hanson, columnist for the San after a temporary suppression. day and were conducted on a tour Post said Wednesday that the Uni- hour to go at press time. Jan Poindexter doing the auction ficer, disclosed that this will be Jose Mercury-News, and Dr. Ger- In the canal zone itself, U S. of Hollywocid before their depar- ted States has decided to suspend The VlIond Drive Committee ex- and Bobbie D'Amico. Dor,rala the last time that the Salk vac- ald Forbes, associate professor of I.t. Gen. Raymond Wheeler indi- ture for Copenhagen at Midnight._t further major H-bomb ttsts, at pressed confidence that the total Jones. and Sandy King working s lnTevtksns will 1w 1ven bel journalism aral-favity-waristritir elated British Salvage stew* might The eight eerententhelirritirs was least through 1957. will go well over 200 pints. on the talent-thon. fore Christmas vacation. the journalism photo staff. Spring Observers LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS by Dick Bibler Health Officer Boasts Unique Pastime Will Meet k rulay SpaZtanFaaill 'Carved Jade Figurines on Exhibition All students who will be eligi- SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Ity WALT TiliseLoR ble f or diserva t ion, Education Between Salk vareine shots, Dr. with a reverence atributed to no tut. next semester are Urged by Pp. 2 Thursday, December 13 1956 , Thomas Gray, S a n Jose State 0 teh e r material, according to Mrs. Grace Walkington, associate health officer, carves figurines known data. professor of education' to attend out of of his hand- a meeting Friday in Room 55 at jade. Examples The poems of emperors have Hungarian Fighting Not Useless a.m. Important information iwork are exhibited on the main been recorded in jade. And jade 9:30 Reports continue to pour in from strife-torn Hungary describing floor of the Science Building. will be presented, she explained. bloody fights. murders and strikes as those brave people continue their of different colors was used in break free from Soviet tyranny. Dr. Gray has been at this hobby China for the six precious tablets efforts to for about eight years, ever since The Russians literally are committing murder. The United States employed in the worship of heaven GASOLINE and other countries that abhor the occurrences in Hungary seemingly he learned of the jade deposits and earth and the four cardinal an forced to stand by idly. unable to lift a hand. in the sea cliffs near the Mon- points of the compass. PRICES UP! Never has such bloodshed taken place since the days of Hitler terey coast. To his knowledge. I, Today, jade lwarings are 10.- A new English Ford sells for $1545 rampaging Nazis when the "supermen'. decided to conquer this is the only deposit of ocean and his Ing used in Jet plane* on an and costs $9.96 weekly. Gets up nations protested then, did nothing until I Polished jade in the world. Europe Free too, but it was experimental 1/11SP4, he said. and to 35 miles per gallon. Almost to late when they had to intervene. Each of the ornamental figures they have been found ..... re any car will make the nee off now is too late -7 More important, what in the display represents several How far can the durable. than tether alloys. doWn payment. free world do to end the slaughter, without risking total war of the hours work. Most of them were nuclear bomb type? created without benefit of design. It is difficult fur most persons The Russians may be censored by the United Nations. But they The basic equipment Dr. Gray to recognize jade because of its have so little regard now for international law and the dictates of uses in cars log t hem includes variety of shades, Dr. Gray said. she United Nations, that it is doubtful whether a mere censor will a dla lllll nd-dust blade et a w, The stone may vary in color from bother them much one way or another. several grinding wheels, sand- black to white with all shades of There is no stopping the Russians. Judging from all signs to date, ing disks and a silicon carbide greens, grays and blues in be- the bloodshed will continue until all anti-Soviet opposition is wiped compound. A chrome oxide tween. out. This could well mean extinction for most of the Hungarian people. agent is used to polish the Most of these shaJes are rep- HARVEY CALAME The Hungarian fight for freedom has not been a complete failure. creations. Ilse or six separate resented in Dr. Gray's exhibit, AUTHORIZED DEALER As a result of if gallant effort the free world has been jarred out of steps are required In which shortly the polish- will be taken down ni Willow at Delmas CY 5-5960 what was fast becoming an almost lethargic state toward the evils of ing process, kr said, each with before the Christmas vacation. Soviet communism. a finer abrasive. The revolt has had especial effect on African and Asian countries. 01111CTLY AFTER Cu6S-2' In the Gray home is a fire- Until the fighting started and its terrible results became obvious, I TAKE IT IOU LI. BE LEAVING FOR VACATION place built of jade slabs which communism was making headway in these countries. took him six months. to cut. Ile It is understandable, centainly, that we in the United States also has in his living room siA Bourbon's should feel shamed by our inaLility to act in this nightmare. Never- highly glossed, deep green boulder theless, we should not forget, in all the suffering and pain, that we owe Telegraphic Tabloids of jade weighing 186 pounds. the people of Hungary more than our pity. We owe them also pride French Laundry Jade, Dr. Gray and praise. For what they have done has been to expose the brutal By UNITED PRESS said. is t he hypocrisy of communism for all of Asia, all of Africa, all the world LANSING -- F. W. Terwilliger, probation for fraudulentill obtain- toughest substance in the world. Cash and Carry to see. a State Conservation Department ing state unemployment compen- Although it is not as hard as ecologist. likes to get his deer the sation benefits. diamond. its fibers are so curved, 15% DISCOUNT hard way. Police said Harris was so busy twisted and interlocked that it 378 W. Santa Clara St. CYpress 5-1767 Thrills, Chills Are Foreseen Terwilliger bagged his deer this working is extremely difficult to carve he had to send a friend. E. DALMON season with a 90-year-old muzzle Porter Isaac, 31, to pick up his without shattering. The anvils of At\oriceBoxintriournament loader at 40 yards. compensation checks. steam hammers have been broken HALIFAX -- Police Chief Ver- MEMPHIS, Mich. Cecil Eag- on it. By PATI SABATINI Nephrite, the type of jade The ocent battle for t he the college boxing world. Here dun Mitchell says he believes 95 ling, poking around in the snow percent of the city's residents are covering his front lawn, found two used by. Dr. Gray, Is not class- SKULKUMS world's heavyweight champion- the winners of the PCI meet the ified as a precious ston, . but ship will be considered tame and toughest college boxers in the both blind and deaf. blooming dandelions. LOS ANGELES - Police today there Is a type of jade. jadeite, For your snow-tinie pleasure. quiet compared to the slug-feats nation, and to watch one of these He said yesterday that during which. in its pure crystal white that Spartan students will wit- battles requires a real liking for the past I& months there were sought a one-eyed burglar. An optometry company reported form. Is quite valuable a n d Perfect for lounging in the ski cabin and ness tonight. tomorrow and Sat- the sport. Like professional cham- WAX/ accidents in the city, but that quite rare. Some nephrite, how- urday when the 20th annual pions. these boys slug it out. with in "all but a handful of these a burglar entered yesterday and always good in these cold weather days. took 100 glass eyes. ever, does sell tor as much as Novice Boxing Tournament opens no punches pulled. To win in the there were no witnesses. He urged B&B& a pound, he said. in the Men's Gym at 8 p.m. NCAA is to realize the fulfillment the public to discard the "let GRAND RAPIDS -The thief of months of hard training and George do it" attitude." who broke into the henry John- The greatest rulers of the Far Blue Coach Julie Menendez and his son home apparently was ju s t East have treated nephrite jade group of "sluggers" alvvays man- the knowledge that you are the DETROIT -- Robert Harris, 32, best in your class. has been placed on six months' hungry. Red 11116,04 $175 age to give the crowds enough The only thing taken was a thrills and chills to last until the piece of apple pie. Black next year's tourney and this year DETROIT Blindfolded. Rosa- Spartan Daily %1"1" ƒƒ d will be no exception. People who lyn Depaulis reacted into a jar San Jose unforgettable fight last State College saw the containing about 1000 names to Entered es second class matter PRICE'S SHOE STORE year between, Al Severino and draw the name of a raffle winner. April 24, 1934, at San Jose, Calif., Art Timmons are still talking She pulled out her own name under the act of March 3, i 879. 36 SO. FIRST 1111.:E'l about th,s bloody battle in the Member California Newspaper Pub- and won a toaster. lishers Association, unlimited class. Severino, w ho CLARINDA, Iowa-- Police have Published daily by the Associated weighed in at 240 pounds, fought linked together the burglaries of Students of San Jose State College. like a wildcat to give the fans a hardware store and a super- except Saturday and Sunday, during something to remember. A tackle the college year with one issue dur- market. ing each final examination period. J. S. Williams on the Spartan football team, They believed that the bandits Subscriptions accepted only on "Big" Al will always be remem- burglarized the hardware store to remainder-of s-hool year basis. In bered as putting on one of the get the tools needed to loot the fall semester, $3; in Spring semester, most thrilling shows witnessed in $1.50. supermarket. Telephone: CYpress 4.6414 Edi- the 19 years that the tourney has BAY SPRINGS, Miss. Police torial, Ext. 210: Advertising Dept been held. sought a poetic ex-prisoner who Eia. 211. The participants. all amateurs. left this message behind before Press of the Globe Printing Co., are entered in toelse classes, escaping from the county jail: 1445 South First St., San Jose, Calif. cussed -411116.29 ranging from the 120 pound "I and prayed, I cheated Editor class to t h e unlimited a n d and lied; I couldn't get out of JOHN d heavy st eight f :Asses. But it is jail, no matter how hard I tried. Business Man ger the smaller fighters that some- SIGN LANGUAGE Most of the communication used by the Jack So I made a key to fit my door; JACK ERICKSON times put on the best shows. Heustis family, Lakewood. Calif. Is done by motions. Anna Mae "I'm gone, good bigkly, you'll Day Editor (left), 4, speaks only Korean. Joann (right). speaks only Japanese. DON STEVENS Last year's final 140 pound They oere adopted by Ileustis while he oats stationed in see me no more. Thiefingly yours. match produced some of the Japan Bob (A. D. Gilbreathei. Merry News Editor Bob Penher with the U. S. Navy. "We just lose one onother In sign language," Feature Editor Clark Biggs most thrilling moments In the said Mrs. Hewitt.. Christmas and a Happy New Sports Editor Sal Orlando three nights of hosing. Yea r Society Editor Eleanor Tognoli Fin. Arts Editor .... Barbara Hartman Another feature of the tourna- SJS Music Department To Present Wire Editor Bob Barkers ment is the awarding of the much- Photo Editor lll coveted Dee Portal Award, given Instrumentalists, Eschane Editor Fred Clair. each year to the most outstand- Vocal, Instrumental Music Recital Librarian Jerry Rothe Members of the San Jose State hussy 1Choir To Present Reporters ing SJS student in memory of piano number entitled. P.ti Baratini, Don B e I r, Lou the former Spartan boxing coach. College Music Department will "Jardins sous la pluie." Three Fantasy of Carols Anne Bone, Mike Brown, Gory Butler, Last year's winner was student present a student recital next vocal numbers. "Si. tra i ceppi" James Cypher, Ales Goff, Jura Hu- body prexy, Don Hubbard. Tuesday, Dec. 18, at 8:15 p.m. in by Handel, "0 Isis and Osiris" The First Presbyterian Church shes', Torn larimore, Dick O'Connor, Concert Hall. A varied program from the Magic Flute by Mozart, Choir, with instrumentalists, will Don Osborne, Marilyn Peters, Rosa- Trophies are also given to lind Berthold, Kenneth Powell, John of vocal and instrumental music and "Bacchus, god of mirth and present "Carol Fantasy," by Nor- the most outstanding boxer of Spalding, Walt Taylor, Dick Tyler, will be perforrned. wine" by Arne will be performed mand Lockwood, Sunday at 7 p.m. Frank Warren, Leigh Weinsers, Don tourney. Always a tough the Opening the program will be by John Balch, bass. in the church sanctuary. Stevens. decision. the award went last Advertising Staff Weara Ides pianist Sandra Campbell playing Continuing the student recital The public is invited. accord- Win the year to Clark l'amawski, a 110 ’ Fantasie in C Minor' by Johann ing to Gus C. Lease, assistant pro- Office Manegor Frances Stuart pounder oho still nes er he for- Will be pianist June Aversente Gerald Ulrich, Wayne Halbert, Sebastian Bach. Sophomore music fessor of music at SJS, who is Doe Davison, Bob Nichols, Henry Masculine Vote! gotten by Spartan fight fans. playing Chopin's "Polonaise in C major Marian Gould. violincello, minor" and 13artok's "Six Ruman- directing the production. Hustedt, Boh Moisten, Nick Bell, Bar- There is also a team trophy will be heard in the "Adagio" Dances." Tenor soloist Wil- Soloists will include Eleanor bara Bennion, Judy McDonald, Dawn A Christmas he will enjoy with svhich goes to the group sponsor- from the "Sonata, op: 5. No. 5" ian Bailey. soprano; Merita Gonzalez, Tognoli, Joan Henderson, Dave Yes- liam Ghent will sing "Amarilli" by 1m, Ed Regaled , Larry Kaufman, a gift from J. S. Williams Men's ing the most tournament winners. by Corelli-Schuster. Joan Good- soprano; James "Tandis clue tout som- Paris, tenor; and Bill Boggle, Jerry Humpal, Kenneth Store. Student Y walked off with win Caccini, The will accompany the cello meille" by Gretry, and "Who is Lonnie Ellis, baritone. Paris and Cornett, Ronald Toth, Katherine Ron- the honors last year. number. Ellis are music done, Joe Kennedy, Glenn Dooley, Featuring only nationally Sylvia" by Schubert. students at SJS. Another interesting aspect of Patricia Coulombs., soprano, Instrumentalkrs will be Al advertised brands of quality. the Novice Boxing is the fact areompanied by Sandra Camp- A violin quartet will iday the Friesen and John Temple, trum- "concert for that the referees are usually for- bell. will sing three numbers. "Allegro" fr.on pets. and James Bagby, timpani. Here are a few Suggestions . . . mer SJS boxers who are now in "Here amid the shady %stools" four violins" by ’isaldi. Ac- All are music majors. Joan Lin- ..... .. Varsity-Town Suit . . . Varsity-Town Topcoat the coaching field. Those who can by Handel, Mozart's "Itidente companiesi by Rhondda :McCormick, former SJS music epsartet includes Gary . . . Varsity-Town remember the tourneys of a ff.vv I a calms" and "Se to m' ascii" stedt. the major, will be organist. Sport Coat . Rough Rider Henwlek, Patricia Jone.. Diane )enrs back can't forget Dick by Pergolesi. f'arol Colt, junior Slacks . . . Arrow Dress Shirts . .. Arrow Sport Suhr and Joyee Parsons. Bender one of Sparta's greatest music major and siolinIst, su ill Shirts . . . Arrow Ties and HandkerFhiefs Was 441% if .1I111%* "Andante" who is now one of the tourna- Final soloist on Tuesday's pro- GREYHOUND SENDS YOU ... Hickok Belts and Braces ... Hickok Jewelry ments most popular refs. I r o in "Grand Concerto in D will be ¦Vayne Nadeau, gram . . Interwoven Sox . . . Pendleton Robes . . . fun for fight fans does minor." piano. playing "Barcarolle in OUR CUSTOMERS . . . But the Pendleton Shirts . . . Pendleton Jackets . . not end at the close of the No%ice Donna Cruzen will play a De- sharp" by Chopin. Tournament. This is just the be- Cooper's Sport Shirts . . . Wilson Bros. Sport ginning of watching their favor- DINNER SPECIAL Shirts . . . Towne & King Sweaters . . . E,ans ites slug it out for I p place The BREADED VEAL CUTLETS 0011.11DAy Slippers ... Nunn-Bush Shoes . novice winners go on to Sarre- SOUP POTATOES VEGETABLE BREAD & BUTTER mento and the Pacific Coast In- Open Every Night 'Til Christmas We Give Gold Bond Stamps tercollegiate Tournament. There L.rg. Dote. -I Milk I0c oftj our boys are matched against tie "The Store That Quality Built" best that the coast schools have 85c Or to offer. And these scraps make Established 1888 most professional look even the ARCHIE'S Please Call Us About the Many like a waltz session. Then. if you are really an avid Convenient Schedules to Everywhere. HOUS_!41 25 So Market St. follower of the game, there is STEAK Marvin G Gregg JSWiUiams the NCAA. The peak! When you $45 S. 2nd St Hours 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. Supv. Agent CY 5 4151 227 233 SOUTH FIRST STREET reach this you have "arrived.' in Patronize Your Advertisers gi- SJS Cagers on Depart on Road Trip' by ite nd at Spartan Quintet r. At LETTER MEN KNOW on LETTER J. MEN that good grooming Faces Four Foes begins at ... Working on the theory that it the Purple Aces Monday night. you re going to play, play the The following evening, SJS best, San Jose State's 10-man takes on Washington Univer- TROY LAUNDRY & Dry Cleaning basketball team left San Fran- sity of St. Louis and the Spar- 722-726 ALMADEN AVENUE CY 3-8668 cisco's International Airport this tans wind up the road tour by morning for a four-game road nip meeting Oklahoma City Univer- through the Mid-west. sity Thursday night. The group, headed by Coach The team will arrive at Oak. Walt McPherson and trainer Line land Airport 9:37 p.m. Friday. Kimura, will stay in Chicago to- McPherson plans no practice for night and takes on Valpariso Uni- the team until Dec. 26, the day versity o f Indiana tomorrow before the University of Santa night. Following the game, the Clara game In the Civic Audi- 1 team will stay at the Student torium. Nrk'r Wire wrvr COT ;',7 (71-7 ORGAIWZEP Purdue Ag Union at University over to the road trip. McPher- But now I'm on my way to the weekend and then proceed to son estimated the strength of Evansville, Incl., for a tilt with the teams run from "rough to the BETA KAPPA rougher in that order." Of the four teams that the Spartan. 277 e. son fernando will meet, they have lost a coma- "The Store With a College Education" CREST PIPE SHOP blned total of four starter, from Horns of London-Mod. Pipos last year. Dormulic end Imported Tobaccos The only reason that McPher- 47 No. FIRST STREET son thinks Valpariso the "least LIFE INSURANCE CYpress 7-0463 strong" of the quartet of foes is that the Crusaders have only for ..0.600000000300DOCe. three starters back from last A&M Auto Repair q Near, Jerry Krusinski (6-6), Neil COLLEGE STUDENTS Reincke General Auto Repair 16-61 and Ed Eckart As low as $52.50 a year for 5)0.000 (aqe 211 16-5). Eckart is in his fourth year GOING EP Spartababe center Norm Steinbach and Buzz 1 Irey (III: Bells Mike Ryan (7), Mike Hycha,,,tics a Specialty as a Valpariso regular. (7) tips in a field goal, despite the defensive effort Fellee (6) and Barry Criatina (4). The Spartahabes Student Rates CV 5-4247 Against that stringbean-type of Bellarmine's John Daken (16). Other players uon, 46-39, over the local (wens. E. vieuing the 456 San Salvador San Jose forward wall McPherson will action are San Jose's Gary Reseal (8) Photo by Blaisdell RAY K. FARRIS, C. L. U. send forth his regular starting Office CV 3.8550 Res, CY 5 6273, CY 5 6274 lineup of forwards Gil Egeland 16-3) and Jack Rowley (6-2%1, center Mary Branstrom (6-7) and cpaPtan cpPift4 guards Don Rye (5-11) and Ed DP Diaz (5-11). RLQ OBE The tilseeefifs of the Spartan Daily Report on Spartan Athletics ASHIXQRSON road trip depends upon how much success SJS will have on Thursday, December 13, 1956 SPARTAN DAILY Page 3 the backboard's and in stopping "why not have 'em the fast-break offense employed by both Valparlso and Evans- You checked? ville. Sixty-three Ringmen in can't afford not to." Washington has its four lead- ing scorers back from last year by Accept the Friendly including Jim Barton who hit 43 Aid of per cent of his shots while rack- Daniel Green Dr. Nellie Vee Richards ing up 465 points last season. Novice Boxing Tourney Nite-Aires The Oklahoma City starting Honeybugs Optometrist five ranges in height from three (('ontinued from Page 1) Phi; Riff Islaramonte, Kappa Tau; Segundo' Joe Gislletto, Sigma Chi. Unpingms, Pi Kappa Alpha and Garfield 145 lb. div. John Andreoli, Pi Kapp* Al. players at 6-5 to Hubert Reed, a Wiley Schmidt vs. Russ Camille.' (ISO lb.) 282 S. 3rd. CY 3-40113 Finley, Kappa Alpha Psi. phis; John Spurlock. Kappa Alpha Psi; 61 DO 2.95 to 6.50 6-10 center who led the Chiefs Gene Larrigan vs. Neal Winship (Hvy. Wt.) Winner of bout I vs. Bob Levin (155 lb 130 lb. div. George Sanders, Pi Kappa! laden, Kappa Tau: Ilruce Cunningham, Eta in scoring last year with a 20.2 Epsilon; Mike Healy, Chi Psi Sigma: Sob Winn r of bout 2 vs. Don O'Neal (155 Alpha; Ken Begley, Delta Sigma Phi and per game average. Winner of bout 3 vs. Joe Valdez (165 lb.) Frank Costillo, Kappa Alpha Psi. Rush, Kappa Alpha and Joe Sturm, Delta 135 lb. dir. Don Schaaf, Kappa Alpha hi Sigma Md. Itreori Other Spartans making the trip Complete List of Entries MATER/A& are Don Ried, Denny Harris, and Andy Cobb, Theta Chi. 155 lb din. Alan Walburg. Sigma Chi; 120 lb. div. Jimmy Hem, Delta Sigma 140 lb. div. Don Bent.. Delta Sigma Phi; G ry Webb, Sigma Nu: Don O'Neal, Delta and George Wagner, Dennis Rano Phi and Sob Gates, Kappa Alpha Psi. Dale Swire, Pi Kappa Alpha; Art Rodrigues, Sigma Phi; John Ream, Chi Psi Sigma; 1(1 Arney Lundquist. 125 lb. div. George Chin, Delta Sigma Kappa Tau; Sill Stroud, Chi Psi Sigma and Ronald Portal, Delta Upsilon; Robert Levin, Kappa Aloha: Dalton Nolen, Eta Epsilon; Ted Bushnell, Kappa Tau and Ernest Smith, Kappa Alpha Psi. CHRISTMAS GIFT 165 lb. din. Bob Pace, Pi Kappa Alpha; SUGGESTIONS Lang Stanley Named Spar-Ten Pat Panick, Eta Epsilon; Jim Hushes+, Kappa 1957 Calendar and Alpha: Don Smith, Kappa Alpha Psi; Earl Engagement Book White, Sigma Chi; Mike Sanders. Sigma N, with Modern French Paintings $115 A1(.1161% ak.SP:gps"ilolan'; ThDeetnaveCr SVi.ginsthisC PSliga7 Bosfonette Pencil Sharpener Dick Lloyd. Alpha Psi. $2.25 'Athlete of the Year' Winner Kappa in Red, Yellow and Pink 175 lb. div. lob Rose, Alpha P. Pencil Sharpener $7.00 (('ontinued from Page I) zan included Joe Verducchi of gentleman, an excellent coach and Kappa Draftsman trophy as the San Francisco State, Chuck Tay- an "outstanding member of the lob Strangle, Theta Chi; John Aldrich. Sap , honored with a pa Tao; Sob Plaehn, Sigma Alpha Epsilon for mom most improved player on the lor of Stanford and Pappy Wal- college coaching ranks." and Lloyd Webb, Pi Kappa Alpha. dorf of the UniVersity of Cali- ItO lb. div. Mel Augustin*, Chi Psi Sigma squad. Captain Charlie Kaaihtie. never fornia. Dino Vaccher, Sigma Chi; lass C,,,;11,. Little Pete Gallon', one of the much for speech making accord- on the squad, Theta Chi; M 1 Powell. Kappa Alpha r smallest players Waldorf, acting as a spokesman ing to master of ceremonies Walt and Wiley Schmidt, K ppa Alpha. MNT er WALLPAPER CO. hand. .. 000000 OM." ƒƒ SO took home a trophy in each for all t h e college coaches in Gamage, presented Bronzan with Heavyweight Rill Sherwood, Sigma Chi, The mighty mite from Los Gene Larrigan. Sigma Nu. Prentis Porter, Gift Slippers Northern California. referred to a briefcase on behalf of the 1956 Angeles took the award as the Theta Chi; Neal Winship. Chi Psi Sigma and Bronzan as a coach with imagin- team. Tony ISOM) C OfS, Delta Sigma Phi. most inspirational player, on' the ation who was always "hard to JUNIOR DIVISION Bronzan thanked all for their squad and was also named the def cmse." 145 lb. dir. Johnnie Johnson. Kappa Alpha. top downfield blocker f o r the praise and gifts and wished "my Martin, Sigma Na: Terry kW', Eta for dad Epsilon. - Show Slate- Spartans. Waldorf, retiring at the same ex-roommate Bob Titehenal all Aft.04.4 175 lb. din Jack Duignan of Delta Sigma trophy for "Mr. Pass Pro- time that Bronzan does, called the the success in the world at San A Phi entn,r/c1 but was unopposed. H.,will rs STUDIO tector" went to guard Stan Kieth, San Jose State mentor a fine Jose State." c iv a Junior from San Francisco. 4,0 PAUL WALTER Coach Bob Titchenal was pre- NEWMAN PIDGEON sented and paid tribute to his ex- Bronzan by WENDELL college roomate Bob ? OTTROG UEBL ? by Evans EDMUND played his teams twice O'BRIEN COREY saying, "I while I coached at New Mexico 5.95 to 8.95 in What's it going to be ? and couldn't win either of them. "THE RACK" It will be quite a chore to fill
A! shoes." his "THE WHITE SQUAW" Titchenal said of members of the squad that will return for David Brian Bill lkshop the 1957 season "We have the boys to do the job. Together we Will try to produce a winning PIZZA TOWNE season." "CITIZEN KANE" The next coaching figure to in a WELLS With ORSON offer tribute to Bronzan was Also arch-rival "Moose" Myers of Col- romantic, secluded wine cellar "DARLING HOW COULD YOU" atmosphere Student Rates lege of the Pacific. Myers praised BLOOM'S Bronzan for always producing a Free Gift Wrapi team that gave an all out effort are beautiful CALIFORNIA against the COP Tigers. under your tree. Others paying tribute to Bron- San Remes ROCK!" "ROCK ROCK With ALAN FREED A Members A' W A "THE BOSS" Honored at Dinner Restaurant All WAA members are urged to pre- ON WILLOW, SARATOGA attend the awards banquet OFF ALMADEN sented by the Women's Athletic CYpress "THE APABASSAr 311 Association, being held this year 4-4009 DAUGHTER" on Jan. de Hav,Iland. John r.mytk. at Mariani's Resturant TUESDAY THROUGH THURSDAt 5 P.M. TO 12 A.M. "THE KILLING" 9. FRIDAY AND SATUKDAY 5 P.M. TO 1.30 A.M. The evening will feature a cross Student Prices SUNDAYS 4 P.M. TO 10 P.M. ribs dinner, guest speaker, enter- tainment, awards to participants It is a/so our cordial pleasure to offer you EL RANCHO In WAA activities, and instcli- officers and man- 10% off on every Pizza Heaven & Hell" ation of new "Between agers. AND Robert Waon, Ter.y Moore WHEN ON THE PENINSULA ITS SAN REMO CARA'S Women's Store: 135 South First Street A Tickets will he on sale in the Women's Gym Jan, 3, 4, and 7. IN LOS ALTOS AND RUDOLPHO'S IN PALO ALTO, Men's Store: 7! Sou'h "GABY" First Street The_price is $2.90,
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Pas 4 SPARTAN DAILY Thursday. Dacernher 13. 1956 Engagements, Nuptial Plans Handel's 'Messiah' Announced by S artan Pairs BAXTER-BIBB ing of chocolates. Miss Kerrigan A serenade at the Gamma Phi is a premed student and Brown. Is Dept. Offering ' Beta house followed the announce- attending Stanford University, is ment of the pinning of June Bibb affiliated with Beta Theta Pi. to Barry Baxter. Theta Chi. Miss CASSIDT-POINDEXTER Handel's famous concert oratorio, The Messiah" will be per- Bibb is a junior marketing major A large candy cane hanging formed by the San Jose State College Music Department Suaday from Palo Alto. Baxter was gradu- from the ceiling revealed the pin- Dec. 16 at 3 p.m. in Morris Nils), Auditorium. ated from SJS in June and now ning of J a n Poindexter, Delta The men's and Wornen's Glee Clubs under the direction of is employed by IBM. Gamma, to Jim Cassidy, Delta Dr. Richard Harrison, the a capella choir directed by William J. BROWN-KERRIGAN Upsilon, at dinner Monday night. Erlendson, and the symphony orchestra conducted by W. Gibson The pinning of Jan Kerrigan to Miss Poindexter is a sophomore Walters, will participate in the performance. The entire production advertising major horn Selrna. Al- will be directed by Erlendson. Tom Brown was revealed at the so an advertising mejor. Cassidy "The M wa o DiBati House recently by the pass. posed e17ss4 d.0rw ocd is a junior from Kingsburg. in of 'Gnat Treatise DICKEY-DIXON 24 days. is divided into three parts. The engagement of Jeanne Dix- The verhal text is based on sev- Of Grad Being Former SJS on and Larry Dickey was an- eral chapters from the book of nounced during the Thanksgiving Isaiah concerning the Nativity. the Plays holidays. Miss Dixon, from Brem- Incarnation. the Resurrection and Published Now Athlete erton, Wash., is a home economics the Ascension of the Lora. A 123 page monograph on a genus of gnats found in Japan, major, and one of the baton twirl- The oratorio a-a, first performed Ball for Army Korea and Ryukyu Islands ers in the marching band. Dickey, in Dublin in 1742 a ith the com- has Private Tor Hansen, former been compiled by Paul Arnaud, at present, is doing graduate work poser conducting. STUDENTS RETURN Racked by the Federal Ized earlier attempts to intergrate races. Reporter Spartan basketball star, is cur- SJS natural science grad, and is at Los Angeles State College. Court. Negro students return to Clinton. Tenn.. in background is questioning one of the students rently a member of the Presidio of Vocal soloists for The Messiah" DUBBIN-FERRIS being published by the Stanford High School without molestation which character- outside the school. will be Bonnie Bonne contralto. of San Francisco Army Post bas- Museum of Natural History. ketball team. Candy canes were passed to re- a senior music major from 'Wat- veal the engagement of Sally Fer- Arnaud. an entomology major The team, commonly known as sonville: Barbara Wells. soprano, while at SJS, was under the in- Military Frat Guild Will Present 'Sparta Spirit' the Torreros, is one of the highest ris, Kappa Alpha Theta, to Bill senior music major from Wood- Dubbin, Phi Sigma Kappa. From struction of Dr. Carl D. Duncan. rated service clubs on the Pacific ridge. Calif ; Saundra King. so- Ferris is a senior Natural Science Department Disc Jockey Show Essay Winner coast. They were champions in Oakland, Miss pran o, senior. a junior from Initiates 20 education major. Dubbin is a sen- chairman. He now is an employe the Northern California Army-Air Marysville: David Lindstrom, ten- Twenty new members were ini- ior from of the U.S. National Museum. Force Basketball League last year San Carlos. or, from San Jose: and Robert tiated Monday into Scabbard and Of 2000 Years Ago Will Get $250 HAYS-TYSON The gnats on which Arnaud and are favored to repeat the per- Lilliquist. bass, a sophomore from Blade, national military science "Record Revel." a parody of San Jose State writers a r e Sam Hays, Phi Sigma Kappa, compiled his monograph are of formance again this year. San Jose fraternity. in the College Chapel. radio and television broadcasting, urged to enter the "Spirit of Spar- and Kay Tyson, a senior educa- significant medical importance. Hansen, who entered the Army I A banquet at Havenly Foods will be today's Radio Guild fea- ta" essay contest sponsored by tion major, were engaged The opening number to Part Dr. Duncan said. Some species August 1, 1956, completed basic recent- is the "Overture" to be played followed the ceremony. ture at 8:30 p.m. o n station t h e American Foundation f o r ly. They plan to be wed on Feb. are disease carriers. training at Fort Lewis, Wash. He KEEN. Greece. This contest, part of the 2. by the symphony orchestra. The Various names have been given New members in the organiza- is now assigned to the Honor performance will end with the to these gnats. including "punk- tion are John Thomas, Michael The comedy, written and di- college Centennial activities, is HOT-MARQUARDT open only to San Jose State stu- Guard at the Presidio. familiar Christmas h y m n. t he ees." "no-see-urns," "sand flies" O'Brien. Dick Russo, Lee Smart, rected by Grant Salzman. senior A red and yellow morning glory "Hallelujah" chorus. Two chorus- and "black gnats." One species, Ernie Zottola. Bob Beaty, Charles drama student, is based on a dents. revealed that Diane Marquardt, Three awards, a first prize of es, "His Yoke is Easy" and "Since Dr. Duncan said, is found in the Amazeen, Jerry Masted, Neil Bul- disc jockey show in ancient Rome. Delta Gamma, is going steady of $150 and Man Came Death," which are of- Santa Clara Valley, but it is not mer, George Owen, Don Phillips, The supposition is that radio was $250 and two others Steel Company with hasher Lowell Hoy, ATO. $100, will be given the students ten omitted from performances, one of the disease-carrying varie- Art Timmons, Andy Bumgardner, discovered 2000 years ago, and The engagement was made at din- best picture the culture, so- will be included in Sunday's prc- ty. Jay Stewart. John Rodrigues, 011ie program music will represent the who ner Friday night. cial principles, ideals and person- Offers Awards duction. Gwinn, M. E. Smith, James Moore, dark ages. ROSENBRAUG-S311T11 Members of the cast are James ality of ancient Sparta. The three "The Messiah" will be free to Don Ryan and Eli Gardner. San Jose Steel Company has The pinning of Julie Smith to Ahern as newscaster Douglas Ed- winning papers will be translated offered to nominate two local stu- Tom Rosenbraug was announced the public. Busy Lyke Staff Gainn was appointed chairman uardo; Shirley Ahern as movie into foreign languages and receive dents to compete for a $1000 at the Gamma Phi Beta house for the forthcoming Military Ball. S t a r, Gina Lolabridgima; Glen wide distribution. scholarship in civil or architec- Monday night. Miss Smith is a To Choose 'Doll' highlight of the society's social Pensinger as a used chariot deal- Deadline for the contest is Jan. tural engineering, it was an- senior education major from Grass activities. submitted Newman Club A new process is being used this er; and Bob McNamara, Jay Mich- 2, 1957. Essays must be nounced today by Mr. Lumen , Valley and Rosenbraug, a Delta month to select the Lykeable Doll Also present for the initiation ells, Bob George. Lloyd Walters, to the secretary of the Social Sci- president of the company. Sigma Phi, is a junior aeronau- Room 5A, Building To Hold Dance for the January issue of Lyke, and banquet were Colonel John Mike Sanders, James Dunn, Jan ence Division, They will compete with candi- tical engineering major at Cal campus feature magazine. E. Rogers, Major Edgar Colladay. Moellering, Mary Lit Odegard and N. dates from all over the United Poly. David P. Edgell, Newman Club's Christmas Independent living groups re- Major Dean Bressler and Captain Virginia Peterse n, supporting Judges are Dr. States for ten scholarships award- dance, to be called 'Snow Ball," cently were asked by Lyke to William Herring. players. assistant professor of English; Dr. ed annually by the American In- Dwight Bentel. professor of jour- will be held Friday. 9 p.m.-1 a.m. submit a Queen candidate from stitute of Steel Construction, 'Tape' Sales in Newman Hall, 79 S. 5th St. their houses. The editorial staff nalism; and Dr. E. P. Panag- The competition is open to all Decorations will be carried out of the magazine is now busy se- opoulos, assistant ;nofessor of seniors in Santa Clara County to complete a ski theme. A combo lecting the Lykeable Doll from the histmy. high schools who are interested in Okay - Sheldon will provide the music and re- several entries received. This is a career in civil or architectural "Red Tape" ticket sales have freshments will be served. Ad- the first time independent houses engineering. Winners may select been proCeeding salisfactorly, ac- mission to the dance will be 60 directly have been requested to Phelan Estate any one of the 129 accredited cording to Bob Sheldon, publicity cents a person or $1 a couple. submit candidates. colleges offering degrees in these chairman for the 1957 edition of The Lyke that appears on cam- Donates $350 subjects. Revelries. pus in mid-January will be a The tickets are currently on "semi-Centennial" issu e. Staff The trustees of the James Phe- sale in the Student Affairs Office Key lan Estate recently donated to Centennial members of the magazine promise for $1 general admission and 75 a very different format for the San Jose State College a fund Vets Will Sign cents for students. The show will of $350 to be used in awarding magazine, but also assure students be presented Jan. 11, 12, 17, 1$ Sales Continue prizes for literary achievement by that all the familiar features also Forms Soon and 19 in Morris Dailey Auditori- Sparta Key, the stud6nt-faculty students. um. will be present. Korean Veterans will sign their directory. will be on sale today The contest will be divided into The production is under the Quad. December attendance forms next for 50 cents in the Outer six areas with prizes for the best leadership of Bob Montilla, serv- by the Home Economics patio. in four entries in each area. The week, Dec. 17-19, in Room 122, Kaucher Award according to Mrs. Sue Rankin, ing as producer-director for the the Spartan Shop and California divisions are free verse, lyric, son- secretary. show of which he and Manny Book Store. according to the Pub- net, ehort story, play and essay. Contestants Asked Vets may sign Jan. 3-4 if they Correa are co-authors. lic Relations Committee. The Key Prizes are $30 for first place. The show tells of European im- neglect to sign before Christmas will be sold from 8:30 a.m. to To Sign Up Soon $15 for second place. $10 for third migrants vacation, Mrs. Rankin said. but attempting to enter the 4:30 p.m. today and will be sold Dr. Dorothy Kaucher Award place and $5 for fourth place. United States. Among the forms signed after Jan. 4 will be immi- every school day until Wednes- contestants are asked to sign up Forms concerning the manner grants considered late. are thm Communists who day, Dec. 19. in SD100 for the hour in which in which contributions should be have a plan to blow up Yankee WALK OUT Coming down an escalator at the United Nations Checks this month will be mail- they wish to present their read- submitted may be obtained in the Stadium, the symbol of Ameri- are member% of the Hungarian delegation. led hy Foreign Minister ed by the Regional Veterans Ad- ings, according to the oral read- English Office. Room 1126. Con- ca according to their belief. A Imre lionath (right foreground), after they walked out 'indenting ministration Office in San Fran- ing staff. criticism Of Russia. tributions to the contest must be love story also cisco by Friday. Vets should re- develops in the Vets' Deadline Set. held Dec. submitted by Monday. April 22, The tryouts will be ceive them a day or two later. fast moving !romantic comedy. Cal-Vets must sign their De- 17 at 2:30 in Studin Theater, and 1957, The cast is working together cember attendance vouchers in those participating will be ex- Committee Secretary Charges each evening in Morris Dailey Au- Room 34 before Dec. 18. Glen E pected to remain for the entire Music Lit Class ditorium starting at 7 o'clock. Guttorrnsen. accounting officer. hour in which they will perfrom. Knight is 'Most Irresponsible' Greeks Will Hold Dress rehearsals will start after announced today. Th e date is Readings will be limited to three the first of the year. SACRAMENTO, (UPI-- The amined by psychiatrists at th, earlier than usual because of minutes each. as there are 50 Offers Piano Trio of a state sen- Modesto State Hospital Aug. 31 Orphan Yule Party Christmas vacation. entrants. executive secretary A piano trio will he the feature ate committee charged today that 1956, and declared sane. However. The an au al DG-KA-PiKA Because there are so many en- of the Survey of Music Literature Faculty Discussion J. Knight was "most Waters said Thorne was com- will trants, the top 20 will be selected Gov. Goodwin Christmas party for orphans Class this morning at 11 o'clock irresponsible" in his statements mitted to Ataseadero anyway. be held at the Red Barn Sunday to try out in the semi-final per- in the Concert Hall. Of Tenure Planned about Bobby Joe Thorne, a mental afternoon. Earlier in the semester formance Jan. 7. Six readers will "Ile was examined by the medi- Beethoven's C minor Piano Trio A discussion of the faculty ten- patient who escaped after testi- cal board of that hospital last the Pikes joined with Sigma Nap- he chosen from these for the will be played by three faculty ure regulations will be continued fying before the committee. 05 to entertain the men at Mil- final program on Jan. 10. Wednesday arid declared sane," members, Patrick Meierotto, as- at the Faculty Council meeting Thorne escaped from the Mo- Waters said. "In view of these pitas Home for the Aged. rewssifi4 sstant professor of music. piano; today at 3:30 p.m. in SD 120, ac- RENT Hospital Monday Prather has been prac- FOR desto State facts, it appeared to me that Ben Donald Homuth, assistant profes- cording to Dr. Bert M. Morris, night. He had been brought to ticing for the role of Santa which Apt, for four girls. Room in cot- Credential TE.sts courts hate a tendency to use our sor of music, cello; and W. Gib- president of the Faculty Council. hospital from Atascadero he will play this year at the Kaiser tage for 2 boys. No smoking or the mental hospitals for punishment." son Walters, associate professor of The tenure subject was studied State Hospital, and at the re- Center. drinking. 385 E. San Fernando St. Scheduled Today Waters enelosed a statement music, violin. by the Faculty Welfare Commit- test for general quest of the executive secretary, Rooms Kitehen pHs'. for college T'he qualifying signed by Thomas L. Core, M.D., The concert is open to all stu- tee. No other committee report Earl G. Waters. was held at only girl. 46 S. 5th St. secondary credential candidates asistant nuperIntendent of medi- dents and faculty Members. ac- was on the agenda as of late yes- security. who are minoring in social science minimum cal sers ices at Atioscadero, Two bedroom funs. apt. for 4 girls cording to Walters. terday afternoon. given in Room 20 at 1.30 Knight told a nens confer- MEETINGS] from college. CY 5-9582. will be which said Thorne was consider- 3 blks. ence yesterday it was 'a, cry for- p.m. today. ed competent and his testimony Furnished rooms 310 - $15 per tunate he (Thorne) didn't chit% Students who do not know if would be credible. Delta Phi I7pniton will hold its month. Kitchen, male students. No test should somebody liver the 1111`11(1 Wit II a they have to take the "Why wouldn't a fierson who Christmas party tonight at 6:30 drinking or smoking. CY3-3308. baseball hat and escape." check the list outside Room 6A has just heard the doctors testify o'clock in Room 161. in Building N. according to an Knight said Thorne "wouldn't WANTED that he is sane and that they Independent Ilmerang Connell announcement from the offiia. of have been placed in a hospital for would release him if it were not will meet today to plan a "sticker Two nsra to share 3 bedroom head of the criminally insane if he didn't Dr. Gervais W. Ford, for a fault in the law try to es- sale" at 4:30 p.m. in Room 21. house. A.,k for Mike or bill. 563 secondary education depart- have a record of criminality." In the cape from a mental hospital?" International Students Organi- S. 10th St. ment. adtillion. Knight said ductors at Atascadero said Thorne's testi- Waters statement asked. sation will meet tomorrow at Male student to share 2 bdrm. All students who will take the mony could not be reliable. "The statement that this boy 12:30 p.m. in Room 53. turn. house and carport. $40 a test are asked to be prompt and While Knight did not criticize Is dangerous is without foun- Iota Delta Phl will meet to- month. CY 5-6009 after 7 p m. bring two IBM 444 forms ir:r! an for asking that dation in fact and in my opinion night at 7:30 o'clock at the home electrographie pencil. Waters specifically Male student to share room a ith the handcuffs be taken off Thorne. most irresponsible," Waters said. of Dr. B. L. Gregory. Transpor- another student. Kitchen priv. he said it appeared some persons "To blame me for his escape is tation will be provided at the Linens, utilities furnished. $17.50 Students Eliterimil were more interested in doing merely an attempt to shift the Catholic Women's Center at 7 a mo. 655 S. 6th St. CT 5-5847. something else than in curing the responsibility for somebody else's P.m Typing:: All kinds. fast servici. Crippled Chil(I reit sick. shortcomings. Physic% Society will meet today Reasonable. Electric typewriter. Dr. Dorothy Kaucher's story- In a stateniamt heelled rut 1230 p.m. in S220. Call Carol. CV 4-9326. telling students will present an- Water% said Thorne's 11.1.3111. Mama Delta Chi will hold ini- series ftluttild Is. viewed with "great reit sAue other of their story-telling Only Date Known tiation ceremonies in the (aillege for the crippled children at Shrin compassion" inatead of alarm. Chapel tonight at 7:30 o'clock. Ford In station a agon. Pert cond. er,' Hospital in San Francinco to- He said Thorne -has never done Only the date, Dec. 14, of the /Spartan (Move' will meet to- Ralph .1. Smith. Ella. Est 160. day. anything worse in his lite than "surprise" IR known to Social Af- night at 7:30 o'clock in Room 24. Drafting hoard 30 x 42 -%%ith Participating In this program plasibly a riling a Oust( withont fairs Committee nienibers. ex- Social Affairs Committee will "r'AI.IFORNIA S'AtswERDI.E" Mrs. Margaret E. Ilatheway, All lie Anal Isis IS, Sylvia Mast, enough money In, the hank."' plained Donna Dean, publicity meet today at 3:30 p.m. in Room 2 drafting books. like new. will Manta Barbara, won top prize of $15.000 and is trip In Europe in CY 5-2917. Allene Mahan. Al Stones and Darlene Voorhees. Waters said Thorne wall ex- chairman. 24. a national contest held to New York for this prise-ssianing dish.
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