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See Sports Tigers Topple Spartans", 36- Page 3 * * * * * * * * * * * Separation Would Be a Gross Injustice It will be a gross injustice if there is a separation at any time in the future between San Jose Junior college and the State college. The two colleges have operated successfully together on the campus since 1921 and now partan the is State Department of Education Daily trying to force a split by July 1, 1954. San Jose State College Both colleges have profited from the existing arrangement. President T5 W. MacQuarrie has stated in the past that "the Vol. 40 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, MONDAY, JANUA 4 1952 No. 66 effect of the split of the two colleges could well increase the cost per student in both colleges." Moving the junior college students to another campus would 'New Insignia College Group diminish the size of many of the campus classes and thus raise the Cal-1 et Official cost per student. The larger the class, the less the cost to educate each student. Issued to Air Holds Interviews To Bet) in Work 3 Besides being financially more economical, there are numerous F J. D. Murchison. ('al-Vel r(11 - other advantages to having both colleges remain together: oree ROT( 4 re.entatne, ii ill be In ,,,,, SI II IJ 040411 Dri e There is a wider curriculum; there is a psychological advantage todae to Iiitcr% se side-tit. 41, of young students mixing in classes with mor_e adult students; and , ..iring information on the .1.41.- , . educational assi.lance iiro4:rant. .. thosco state college can offer the junior college members more extensive 1 1)esignation l'Ailli!I, Is Rank I e n 4.uttornisen. a4.cottlit facilities. officer. announced Fricho. (.4IHI)lpiiii Wall There is also the matter of $450,000 worth of equipment on the System Changed Mr. Murchison iiiii N. con - campus Tom Evans, recently which was bought for the junior college and might revert /r -.AI%A Ision cadet ot t ice rs taet ed het 44 ern SI a.m. and 11 appointed chairman of the to it in event of the split. 1 and non-commissioned officers ot noon in Room 34. forthcoming esti- lee blood drne, has announced The San Jose Unified School district is presently working on a I the Air Force ROTC wore their 4 . 1)100. solution to the problem whereby the two colleges may continue to newly issued insignia for the first rime committee will he held this operate as one unit. time Friday, according to IA. Cot VA afternoon in the office of Dr. T. We hope Howard E. Brown, professor of Directors they are successful! W.R. . MacQuat i ie. CI 41111,6. pret.ident ______. ______air science and tactics. Besides Evans and Shoulder-boarcLs, with a new [Sr Mac- Ist:emi:feardiantkofdrice.igrsnar .Acktiowledge Quarrie. the planning grolgt welt Expressionistic Drama he composed of Otlicl ottlelals ot missioned officers were issued Policyueries the faculty and stud.nt hod. gray chevrons. Both cadet officers Es ails said that it representatise On Schedule for Actors and non-commissioned officers re- Questions concerning the revent , of the San Jose Red Cross chapter ceived new cap and collar insignia. 'statement hy the gosernment that also May -he at today's mvvtin,. The Actor's Studio pres,ntation than 40 Toles the play. Only The new shoulder hoards are (1.1., life insurance policy holders to assist the comniettee in adopt- of German playwright Georg Kai- Risso, as the Cashier, will play . ing plans tor the dune, Air Force blue with wide and nar- lI in ser's expressionistic drama From ' one consistent role throughout the row stripes in various combina- Es ans stated that the goal of March from the $200,000 dis idend Morn to Midnight" opens it three- production. tions to indicate rank. Rank in- . the blood campaign will he to es,. signias can be answered at the V.A. office cerli the record ot the day run this Thursday, Jan. 17, "It's rare to see a performance are as follows: Col., one Uniser,it% according to John R. Kerr, as- wide. Iwo narrow stripes; Lt. Cot. located at 192 San Augustine , of Idaho students who claim to of an expressionistic play," cons- sistant professor of speech and one wide, one narrow stripe; Maj., street. according to the collece !the 10li etillege blood donors with. mentA Mr. Kerr. "We want to one wide stripe; Capt., three nar- a record of 388 per cent of the director of the production. seterans' office. Tickets for the play may be gist? students an opportunity to row stripes; 1st 1.1., two narrow student body contributing. Officials of the campus seter- purchased at the Speech office. see something they'd never see stri pea; 2nd Lt., one narrow Room 57; for 30 cents each. Cur- St ripe. ante office stated that the I,, otherwise. And also give our ac- NO/ lain time for the drama, slated New non-commissioned officers' not received additional inform iun P tors a chance to appear in an un- for presentation in the Actors - insignia are inverted chesrons. tion on the dividends. p.m. usual type of play." Ranks are as follows: Master Sgt., Studio Jan. 17 to 19, is 8:15 Veteran policy holders are el The cast includes Richard Rissol "From Morn to Midnight" deals three chi" ions with tuo horizon- Dra tal bars; Tech. Sgt., three else'.. ble for the disidend, it was ,e as the Cashier and Joan Alcalde, with a single day in the life of a James Bernardi, Cherie Brigham,' cons with one horizontal stripe. nounced, if they have kept th, bank cashier. lie begins the day I 7110 Californians Dolores Ceraso, Marilyn Coates, Staff Sgt., three chevrons; Sgt., insurance in force for at least Siacransento. Elaine Geuy, Shirley Gross, J51,.' by stealing from the bank and two ches inns: Corp., ono ches- :flit. California's three months between the 1951-52 sitar.. of iii. national lyn King, Robert la Crosse. Ju- ends it by killing himself. The ron; Pvt. 1st Class, one unstriped March annisersary dates of the tiolicy. tall ot 214.6o0 men will be about dish Levy, William Magary, Joan time between deals with his etteVron patch. 1700, Stale Draft Ihreettii Malloy, Carolyn Miller, Douglas search for "the meaning of life." The Washington V.A. office also Murray, Barbara Neils, Warren "Most plays," said Mr. Kerr, announced that eligible policy Kt nneth 1.eitch. said . Ramsey, Merle Rossman, Donna "are about what a person might Spartans Return holders who want cash dnatends Leitch said the 17eto would in- Wegner, and Marcia Whitaker. naturally do and the characters must make requests in arising. clude about 325 MIICInes F.rido's The cast of 20, said Mr Kerr, seem very real as a result. But in From If no request Is submitted, the Defensi I >epa rt /milt anium i nee - will double up to fill the more an expressionistic play, characters -Overnight' V.A. said that it will keep the mem of cutbacks Ita the month are deliberately distorted." 'money on deposit and use it to of February would mean a redo, - "The expressionistic playwright Trip to Snowlaml pay any premium which 1he pol- lion of about rol mon in Califot - Medical School Il concerned with what a person icy' holder fails to pay. ma's 361M-hum (4144,1a tea Fehr,. thinks he feels, rather than what Tend,' aid tired college ski club Policy holders will be sent a itt) he actually feels." members and seniors rolled hack special form for their cash pay- Cal Rao, Magarber Accepts Two , The play is a class project of into town at various hours yester- ment request, but the V.A. said Bench's, Calif. A lnesee sit % I Speech 44-144, Advanced Acting, day and intmediately made plans that any written notice will do it of caltfothia Two pre-medical students at the !Mr. Kerr added. Settings were de- for recuperations fimin their week- it contains the policy holder's full Friday banned lh. Nloscovi-p.1.- college have been accepted by the I signed by Harrison W. Mc(7reath, end in the snow on Donner Sum- tame, address, and insurance lished "News' from the School of Medicine of Washington instructor in the Speech depart - mit. numbers. eanpeis it. weedand heellitSi Is. university at St. LOUIS, Mo., ac- ment. Technical adviser is Miss ill, might r..-1 11a. orollg Mot/It's- What with the heavy snow cording to Mrs. Lillian Scott an ' Barbara Bauman. soot Tilt 111,1. I - which fill in the mountain regions assistant registrar. Spring quarter. the Actor's Stu- se itt: scti ,o 11,i. i ?a "11 1114 to i''.- Ted R. Nehrenherg and Al dio will present Shakespeare's "A during the week -end, and which tiles to Present 1 :0 I 44.4 :, I 4 411; 1'44 'f Nickel are the two students who Midsummer Night's Dream." reportedly rinsed many roads. it Si received the announcement from is still not known whether all of ides at Dr. W. B. Parker, registrar at more thon 200 who took part in Fireside Sit artl till., In Washington university, that they the Senior Overnight, made it Claude Settles, associate prides- na.hingion, ii 4. Bad Weather Halts hack for today's classes. sor of social science. will show tri , are eligible to attend the insti- art hs II has ii’ tution this fall, she stated. Most of the Spartans needed slides of ten European countries how, 4 a st,3, the 1.), twn,, when All pre-medical students who Stadium Painting chains on their car 5'. tails, he entertains members of !at,. The, were interested in attending the the Student Y in his f ttttt tonight. sis c, m,, corn - Included in their activities for university were Interviewisd try I Painting of Spartan stadium has Don Fresert. program chair- r11/1111, M14 .11th) to Ito the ski weekend were a general Dr. Parker here last quarter. been discontinued until March, ac- man, said the Faculty Fireside, uppropi goreus, to tell ski race held yesterday and a Dean of Instruction Jay C. Elder cording to Byron Bollinger, super- which is the first in a quarterly scat tett %Aram by the death 01 party held Saturday night at the and Mrs. Scott arranged the in- intendent of building and grounds. series to be held in homes of fac- n Arthur S 1"atidenbtag 'It., Summit Lodge. ter' iews. Two-thirds of the job has been Donner ulty members, is open to all stu- 'Mich i. One student from the college completed, he said, but inclement dents of San Jose State college I Tate 'Slay Trst Strength was accepted by the university weather has prompted a postpone- Those wishing to attend ale to t A. last year. she revealed. ment of thee project. San Jose Players meet at the Student Y at 7:310 1Taft's Illinois campaign inanae Mrs. Scott stated that out of The stadium's west side still o'clock tonight. .st-rel Friday that III. I than I' pit' - 2250 student applicants for admit- requires another coat of paint, he I earl fit t isk tance to the School of Medicine added. To Present Movie ' alb I .cn Davight at Washington university last ! Bollinger also said that further The San Jost Play ,rs, honorar 7'oda v.'s Weather F.e+trlii.,wil in ti.. New Ilan., I campus painting, except 1., year, only 86 were admitted. where society for drama majors, will pre- priary.m -Th.., , f ti, 'carpenters presently are working, sent a motion picture of Lope di, Albert 1' ’TiddlyWinks a n d not m will be halted until March or I.."' Vega's -The Sheep %Veil" Wed- Backgammon.' (;arbutik le. noted S. I Aprtl Bird G roup .111.els nesday. according to Mrs. Virginia indoor spottsmate LInated gloat- I " l.ti . III t tn- ( lloofull- Coning, ...hell A bird eollection recently eiven Vogel of the Speech department.. ing') when he espied I he I 1.1i night licrloley. 4 Alit. IT. ' to the college (ley %V. E. Unglish ni Two showings will hp gisne in nants of t he Senior .tverage Cal Is 30 1 I tint has riftd to ti its Gilroy will .1* featured at tio the Little Theater of the film. agghng home early this morn- Molls 1111A t.ivell I li. i. .1. meeting of the Santa Clara Val- (By United Press) One showing will he at 4 p.m. ! ing. "Them old senior-codgers hotter than to be .(;ate,- to the city of gar I',, - ley Audubon society at 8 o'clock Washington, D.C. The average and the other at 8 p.m Admission 1 ()lighter know like rise., fur filarerneuf in a tonight in Room 210 of the Nat- American woman is slightlY more is 30 (-ems, she added ' cutting -up in that there snow ' he 1,1 dr:. 4,11441 air1414.1,Ilat.. purl. - ural Science building. than 30 years old, keeps holpir "The Sap( p Well" is part of the a hunch of young freshmen. Goidiri Real oar snien rowod th. Dr. Charles Sibley, assisti,et for her husband and children, and San Jose Havers yearly pies. nta- 'cackled. "Hope ever' durn one ol "Golden to 'h. first of three professor of zooloey, will pre's, tit is six months older than the aser- tion of a "series of films of exe 'cm cal.-tics the sciatica.- with I A., rtIPIC comes rowing charopioa- a talk on the "Nesting Behavior American male, the Census ,reptional artistic, historic. and ' The weather: Gloomy-like ships in 192e Birds:' temead repotted recently. 'dramatic worth." precipitations of Bromo-ScItzer. row.

-l’%111 S's 11)%11 1.4r,hilay 1mm 14 1952 College Paper Registrar's File Shows Daily Rebukes 1"Y 6207 Total Enrollment \% 11 h S111111' ft) and 651 are junior college stu- Spartan cornctions yet be s. For AP Story made, winter registration figures dents. dap. SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE now stand at 6207, Miss Eileen The total number is seven stu- (Ed. note: appear, a I ! Wilson of the Registrar's office dents above the esimate of the undo, letter written in ro-feretice too a ...led as second class matter April 24, 1934, et San Jose. California office, made quarter's said Friday. Of this total, 5536 Admissions at the th Act of tArirch 1879 column in one eel last and are enrolled in the state college close of the fall quarter. How- ,..olied daily by die Associated Shotents et San Jose State colierro wept Saturday spartan Dailies eplaining that Be final ...amine.. week. ever, a few of these students will d at th.11. *. COON* TN, with MN I.e... eerie, sock Lassen junior college h a d Is' placed in the limited students Prost of the Glob. Printing Co 1446 S. First street San Joss dropped basketball for the re- 211 category, because examination of aphamos: CYpross 4-6414 Editorial Est 210 Advertising Dept.. EA mainder of the season hr-causeCiteols holders. Offer their booklets revealed that they .oscriptied Prices. 12 SO pot year or par quarto. for non ASP cord of the km% of tan "lies" plas- are taking less than six units. HOGNING--13u,iney, Myr. ters.) 4 AL Miss Wilson warned that regis- Editor Chem Awards tAeli-sip Editor, ’,.s 'tau* CY DONALDSON tration will be cancelled today at Una _ San Jose Spartan All chemistry students who 10 a.m. for 16 students who have San Jose, California. son's San have an over all college grade not yet turned in their registra- Dear Sirs: one-poin: average of B or better are urged booklets. 111 In Metal The purpose of this missive is I tion Return Tic il,zuls to inform you that the students to apply immediately for graduate The total figure, as compiled by cifies Director Bill 111M - of Las.sen Junior College found I scholarship awards which are be- the Rigestrar's office, does not /if fert b. sod . outhiall ROD your article about our basketball ! ing offered by numerous colleges !include limited students. There is IS: ars ',ere to'arrisr on cans- , team very interesting. So inter- no accurate count of these stu- peett!ft( aattending I h e and universities, according to Dr. Sail Itu t Win g esting. in fact, that we decided to dents yet, because they register pilednt merlins.. of the National interview tho' two "star players" Benjamin F. Naylor, head of the for classes as they attend them. the crelleeg ollegiate AthIrtie areniciatkin Iricatiririsal are that mentioned,no e- of whom i Chemistry department. According to Glenn Guttormsen, and t le e NatMeal Yusetball Mtn ' Proi!tarn tstsst. 11/1d,I,AisN Iii.' team manager and the other a lie said that interested students college accounting officer, 447 coaches' association in Cloak& ,.1. Chapel, Envie". Isocond string forward. limited students had paid their nati. should contact him in Room S28 In my cap:wits a- reporter fees by Friday. Limited students Mat . 111.0 hiolrlings hot ! !ir write to Western Reserve uni- for the' "Cougar's( Ian." I felt will continue to enroll for some i! I. tr. Ole ft:dense Et re-, versity, University of Notre Dame, qualified to do the inters leaing time, according to Miss Wilson. A wt.' lit I University of Utah, Purdue uni- 'Ira, Aditonistrat rice- the facts of the case Sixty veterans are registered in Naval T And extract lversity. Oregon State college, ..I 110 tee Pi I. Groups Obtain from "the boys." the junior collke, and 1004 in team viti , Washington university of St. nectuhtei vme t It seems, according to the reac- the state college. Thirty-five vet- !Louis, University of Mississippi, Coachsi Tc tions to my questions, that "the erans are limited students. I I. h. A cut. in stcel, coppet I,a Torre Data- land the California Institute of team" was quite shocked at the Technology, which are offering 1 Aluminum allotrucrits v. ill !Alters concerning pictures for turn of events. fellowships for the 1952-53 school ' the 197,2 Torre hay.. been sent ''Tis the taste that tells the tale" The lo t.1, ith sulked and hos- La The first "star," manager Ken year. all organizations, according to prising oyects. the se - to Dill, who received a terrific half Jittie Scott, co-editor againsts ' ,to ’:ifecl allotments inch long scratch on his nose as a Snider's Donut Shop Trpa All (mammal ions should check two stars. Kenneth Dill and coritsmottnin eel work result of the "wreck,- said, 501 Almaden Ave. DIM Rider, %sere out for the the most '1 r AHIN.'ISetY ancl lit,,arN the mail boxes in the Student Un- "It isn't whether you win or SeaS011 with injuries suffered !IL Ii7,41, ce.i,ti,ic114,11 ion or ask the heads of their de- CY 4.6809 all seasor how you play the game." auto accident. ist! tments flit these letters. lose, but in a recent Frank The other star, second string occo led forward Don Rider, whose body paradeL ra; SHOW SLATE two ill Re Used ass horribly mangled by a six COMPLETE FORMAL an inch stitch cut across the shin, Waxham and who will likely never walk California: CY 3-7007 tory of In Training Course again, said, Love in DECISION SEFORE DAWN" "Dill's right!" pinned I The 'lint!Co11114,11eit i11110 RENTAL SERVICE P fleeter. Gary totertril loaned to the college by the Dill added. - ePnier.uinncot et Also ',T BENNY THE DIP Hob ('n- It' Chi.% rolet company of "That's straight f the Katt dose JAI!! be put into use heart!" Johnny manager * DINNER DANCES points b,dy starting Imlay by the Ntitilents of Joe MeTawle, business CY 3 1963 United Artists: II,- di 1% 's flaming course, it in absentia, said, the Tart "Fellows, I'm puzzled!" * WEDDINGS **DOUBLE DYNAMITE** ann. owed Friday by the in- !! tictia , Robert 1'. Johnson. Coach Gunseth said from the uediathhienglo Jan. Russell Grouch." Marc, depths of the cast which encases * PROMS Frank Sinatra the three ribs that he broke he Leathern ' rui VHF LOOSE" said I class. I',.,, 11.4461.14. We stock that but in the San Jos* area. All "Fellows, I'm puzzled, too!" Alamet With the coach and the team garments freshly cleaned, carefully pressed, feated ti ')tudioz CY 2-677E to perfection. You'll like our services and kusifiedi, in this unfortunate and confused fitted 23-20. in condition, it was indeed difficult our prices which include dress shirt and acces- MAN WITH THE CLOAK" WANTED 1() find out what I needed in or- sories. Cotton Cube. Sea...1dt III i.e Ilo sales tier to enlighten you, so I left. 'th BULLDOG DRUMMOND Rifle o 114/111 ,, I :10 1 ise.tlItIL’, Right may I am compiling a vol- Walter 1- k San Pidgeon ume %%Inch will delve into the Open Monday Evening 'HI 8 P.M. Very easy selling. all (int et leak, team di't minds of these men who have sur- handsome con uit,,ionse Vie nne the seasc CY 4-0083 Music company, 120 s. sec ond rendered to ill fortune. It shall Is' entitled. "The Wreck of the ('ay:'*TEXAS it rect S & F TUEXDO SHOP oh; Califiso1338 CARNIVAL" Cougars," will be published by a Wanted: roil to Aare 5-room 84 South 1st St. CY 3-7420 The Rad SiIton, Esther Williams. typcwriter from a ty ping class, apartment Room alone. Rent : $20 s.a fist ecarr Howard Keteel and the Student Body of San Jose per month. 34221. 711 S. smatchestaafort -INSIDE STRAIGHT.' State College will be the recipi- Da.;4 Brian Eighth street. ents of tlio first land only I copy. ’.,s of Hoffmann" range, a FOR RP:NT autographed by me. I recommend t Kent: Risen and Istaitt for it for aspiring journalists as a les- J. Paul Sheedy* Switched to Wildroot Padre: CY 3-3353 ttlett. II Meals a 1,teek 1J11,11 pro- son in finding out the true facts of tiled Inner spriew rnattreases S case heron. publishing a story Because He Flanked The Finger-Nail 14.4 "FORT DEFIANCE" Stitt a month. 13114 alartitt, San about said ease. Until shipment of Bo Dams Clark this case history, I remain re- 'TIMIIIER FURY" FOR SALE spectfully yours, Veer Sale: Admit:el rl set, al Keith B. Phillips, Cougar's Claw Reporter. UC mod, I. ( type Fourteen inch Mayfair: CY 3-8405 (Ed. natation: We stand Coach , .11 '27)-ft antenna. All for con- i'ontael Charles rracy. fused. In the first line of the get thei "LITTLE BIG HORN" Daily story in osiestion as' used Lloyd Rodgers .5)).11 Intent 18. Spartan City, season t the afire,. "arcording tee II %%ire For Sale: Men! lure's your buy Poly at STEEL HELMET release.") All Si., Cant to3o Fend roadster, good tires. Itcl..55 is the 5, P. steer)used night, a tine condition linty $40 Call.Mr as a source of the spartan Daily. in Los usik t.y 3-1417. Saratoga: After boning 11 to 211 tic Cal 1 2026 NOTICE Shasta Junior College tonight. of Get "Freecis Goes to the Races" Seen:" II Inrson 55 lutee I cmos - Lassen .1.C, cancelled its 14 leather' ,,i1 olitingu tiook tront Library Donal,. ()Conn.. Puss. remaining basketball gain.'..The of high DANGkR LIVES- thc ilecctu 1..111111 the tram figured it could- 145 lb. c.,.,-eirt Mochas. Omsk *Mr./. ..t. t ens clop, ' n't compete adequately since 1950, a faith Di,merque the Pt I lop mai MiSSiOR: . CY 3-b 41 Jerry CAREER mer J.C. "PALEFACE" of San Rob Ho,.. Jars. Russell POSITIONS Portal's NONI ponent. 41t IA., NICK PEAL of the girls were wild about this WildLo. ills hair looked P., Audrey Too., WITH like something the cat dragged in! "I'm feline mighty low," he seem tc THE told his Paw. "Every Tomcat, Dick and Harry on campus has dates but me!" "Yes. Siam aware of that, son. You:need Wildroot SAN JOSE DRIVE-IN CY 5 5005 Cream-011 hair tonic. All the cats are using it because it's non- alcoholic. Contains soothing Lanolin. Relieves annoying dryness. Admission 40c STATE of CALIFORNIA Removes loose, ugly dandruff. Help you pussI mean mu the 'HERE COMES THE GROOM' Finger-Nail Test.- So Paul got Wildroot Cream-Oil, and now Dessirrehlee oemnings for collet)* mon as COMPENSATION P.ny C.e.hy Jaii Veyme, he's the most popular Persian at INSURANCE ASSISTANTS in San Francisco, Los Angolin school, Purr-leaps it's what yoss need! Take some small change out of your kitty PEKING EXPRESS and ottor California cities. Inteirostinq. dignified we'll and pussy-foot it Joseph Cotton Corinna Calvet with IS. State Compensation Inserancis Fund. Assured to the nearest drug or toilet goods counter for a bottle or ',comes starting at $255 month. Finis promotional tube ot Wildroot Crearn-Oil. And ask fur professional andios- nu. at [L RANCHO CY 4-2041 opportunities Seniors may taker osamination Merck I to your favorite barber shop. Hurrymeow is the time! oinfi4N qualify for lob on graduation. APPLY BEFORE FEL 9. * of "DETECTIVE STORY" STATE PERSONNEL BOARD I I So. Harris HilIZI,Brilliamors ilk N. Y. Douttla, Flonor Pekoe Scala Building 101S 1. Sera*. State Building Wilde**, Company. Ise.. Buffalo II, N. V. YANK IN KOREA.' SAN FRANCISCO SACRAMENTO LOS ANGELES 416 SJS Cagers Lose Third, 36-35 Bengals Survive ham Cage Race

Tips Off Tonight With Late Stall SPARTAN DAILY 3 By ROY HURLBERT , Monday, Jan. 14, 1952 Intramural basketball gets wi- At the end rit the schedtil, the Unable to get rolling for the third game in a row, Walt McPher- lder way tonight with six games two top team, in each di% ision will son's San Jose State Spartans were stung with their second straight scheduled for the Men's gym, the h.., e pLo first at 6:30 o'clock. 'I: team In react: one -point loss in dropping a surprise 36-35 verdict to College of Pa- Sports Slate The opener will find Pi Kew. will reeeive a.word. lb!, yL,.. cific's Tigers Saturday night in the Men's Gym. Alpha and Alpha Tau Ome,.. ,ititeit team member, %% it'. - on the north court. Delta . tie To Trailing all the o:is, the Spar- Basketball --San Jose State vs. playing hirts inscribed withwi -Se. Sigma Gamma, defending int- Juow 'ate" and a Spartan head tans reduced an eight point YNII of San Francisco, Spartan mural champs, will defend OP lead uith four quick field gym, Wednesday. 8:15 p.m. 0.! .ie fr.'m the T-sierts: hetet,. Sailors Beat title when they go to goals to trail by only tuo points San Jose State' vs. USE, Winter- the poet st inners will receise team trophies. against Theta Chi !):. the south uith four minutes to go. Tiger land in San Francisco, Satur- court. Mil m hymen ill George Moscone made it 34-31 day, 8 p.m. uith a free throu toss but Spar- Games %f11 begin promptly at Football II'lay4)11 tan Don Eduard?. put SJS right BoxingSan Jose State vs. Cal the time sehedideet according 'mined int r,m lllll Al back vtith a 25 tooter from the Poly at San Luis Obispo, Friday. to Rill Pert; intramural direc- The oft -post Mat Test, 30-15 foot hall 141344 f /WI 1% ern corner. San Jose State vs. UCLA, at tor. Any team Lilting to show Delta I and Pi kappa S1 - A well renditioned San Diego Los Angeles, Saturday. up at that tin, still autemaGe_ psilon ! Moscone and Gene Sosnick then phut still h. paed either lomor- Naval Training Center wrestling WrestlingSan Jose State at ally forfeit, he snld. A team may. . converted two fouls against Elmer rou iir 'thiersdaL depending on team won its twenty-second con- Northern California Junior start a game uith no less than 'Craig into two more COP points, t he 44 eat her. arcording Paid secutive dual meet by downing Wrestling Championship tourna- four men. and tichnical louts 1 with a minute and 35 seconds Jrfinifigs. fin lllll mafiaLi Ted Mumby's Raiders 30-15 ' ment. Berkeley YMCA, Satur- will be called and any man dis- Coach left for 36-33. Center George in the Men's Gym Saturday after- day, 10 a.m. pla4ing unnecessar4 roughness Clark the game's high man with noon. bill be ejected from the game. 12 points, followed with a tip-in - Combellack-Pfeifle The local grapplers showed sur- ' to set the house on fire with This year's int ramural team,. prising early season strength 1seconds remaining. Grid Slates! are divided into two leagues. tra- TIRES RECAPPED against the ballyhooed t,!rnity and independent. Both Spoo,c Low Pf IC1 to Sailors. But the Tigers, chiefly through The Spartans 15 point output was 'raternity and independent league the efforts of Sosnick, were '056 S. F.rit C 4 F the most scored against San Diego will be divided into two division'- Now Wdlow able to stall out the seconds un- all season. Santa Clara and College of with four divisions in all. til the final buzzer. Sosnick, the Pacific. San Jose State's co-sur- Frank Waxham and Ralph Mor- ismallest man on the court at 5-7, vivors In independent football, occo led the locals in the point I was a real ballhavt.k with his cies - have forged ahead of the Spar- parade with wins over George ler dribbling and evading tactics. tans in scheduling major oppon- Love and Jim Linnell respectively. ! The first half was pretty futile ents for the 1952 season. Waxliam scored the quickest vic- as neither team was hitting, al- JOE BUSH COP signed California Friday tory of the afternoon. pinning though both had plenty of shots. to add to the Tigers' list u hit+ Morocco: Love in 1 min. 35 sec. presently includes Oregon, Mar- pinned Linnell, veteran Tar grap- Each team scored only tft SELLS HAMBURGERS!! field goals in the first 20 Mill- quette, Santa Clara and San pler. in 8 min. 24 sec. in the 157-1b. Ose State. encounter. ute%. It took the Spartans five THERE AIN'T minutes before they registered Santa Clara :dread) has six Johnny Jackson picked up two 111 field goal, Lee Jensen's side foes lined up for 1951, o ith Cal- BUT ONE points by wrestling a draw with shot from 20 feet out. Craig ifornia. Stanford. Kansas, Tu- the Tars' Leon Stafford in the followed with a two-pointer lane, COP and San Jose State. JOE BUSH 137-1b. division. Jean Snyder scor- from 25 feet to tie the game at The Spartans have Utlitiri4110. Lincoln & Willow ed the locals final three points by 44, the only time the score uas Santa Clara. COP and Fresno winning a decision over Gene , even. State, Leatherman in the ,heavyweight class. I SJS trailed, 8-4, at the end ! the quarter, COP maintainer Alameda Naval Air Station de- first wevalp feated the Raider Junior varsilY, a slight lead in the second qua: walked out 16-1 23-20. in the preliminary. ter and with a !edge at halftime. The Bengals 1, !! ! at the third quarter junctut! 131-23. Buckets by Craig, Clat ; JANUARY FOR MEN Riflemen Beaten Jack Avina and Lee Deming ti., CLEARANCE

San Jose State's varsity rifle !made for a furious finish. wen. learn dropped its first match of The Spartans undoubtedly the season Thursday. losing a 1408 lost the sleppy contest on the 1338 battle to the University 1000 CHINESE IMPORTED Regular 20.00 sweaters! to free thrust line. They missed of California riflemen. six out of 12 free thrusts. COP CASHMERE SWEATERS. One group only! riflemen will go 13.95 The Spartan hit 12 out of 17 charity tosses. after their third win in four when they meet Sparta's jayvees also suffered a matches Thursday WATER -REPELLANT ZIPPER JACKETS, Values to 14 951 Stanford at the Palo Alto firing on.'-point fate, losing to Hartnell range, according to Dick Hoskins, J.C.. 54-53, in tlw se,. -saw pr,lim- ALL -WOOL LEISURE COATS. One group 9.85 SJS captain. inary.

FAMOUS NAME ALL -WOOL WESTERN TYPE Values to 11.95! Boxers Face Cal Poly AND REGULAR SPORT SHIRTS. One group only 6.95 UCLA for First Tests Coach Dee Portal's boxers will ton Harris, who hails from San . SPORT SHIRT CLEARANCE get their first test of the 19521 Jose. i GROUP INC!.UDING I GROUP INCLUDING ALL WASHABLE SANFORIZED season this week-end facing Cal UCLA's Bruins. however, should he the greatest threat to making RAYON AND CORDUROY WOOL AND WASHABLE FLANNELETTE Poly at San Luis Obispo Friday ' it an unhappy week-end for SJS SPORT SHIRTS GABARDINES SPORT SHIRTS night, and going against UCLA Imittmen. Coach Mike O'Gara pro- in Los Angeles Saturday night. ! bably. will send Bob Dossey. inter- 3.69 5.69 1.98 Cal Poly, under the tutelage mountain winner in the 145-1b. Regular 4 95 fo 6 95 Rr. in, 7 to 10 00 of George Proust-, has several class, against Chuck Adkins. It leathermen report e 41 to be will he Adkins' first "official" how Patel Fishbeek. in the suit of the Gold and While! of high caliber. I Group including All -Wool and All -Nylon 145 lb. intern ttttt ntain champ of I since he was ineligible last y:,e 1950, and finalist last year In as a freshman. Elmer Dougla - ZIPPER Zipper Jackets. Values to 22.95 NON 13.95 the ('('I tournament. Is Prouse's !semi-finalist in last year's PC; top man. tournament, and winner of tla I Group Wafer -repellent Zipper Jackets Jerry Stern, letterman, and for- intermountain tournament tropic, JACKETS Regular 6.95 values 1.35 mer J.C. champ from City College for best exemplifying the hi,' of San Francisco. will probably be standards of intercollegiate bre, Portal's choice as Fishbeck's op- I ing, probably will square et! ponent. Cal Poly sports writers 1 against Vie Harris, 132-lb s ;- seem to be high on 165-1h. Pres- 1 letterman. CLEARANCE OF SWEATERS I GROUP ALL WOOL GROUP ALL WOOL AND I LOT OF COAT SWEATERS Dance Bids SLIPOVER SWEATERS ALL -NYLON SWEATERS BROKEN SIZES 11111.!li Fraternity and 3.85 6.95 6.85 Regular 5.95 to 795 Rgolor calves o 12 95 Rqolr 9 95 Vlufos Sorority Stationery

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6 %PASTAN DAILY Monday, Jan. 14, 1952 Wins lop Office New Courses in Science eetings To Be Given Next Year AND ANNOUNCEMENTS i nataar.ii science tours- biological science majors anti will Alpha Eta Sigma: The sign-up. ('lam,): Meet at Student Y at 7:30 , ied fluting the next tie id Wettest to S4/4111. Chl.M1Stry ta oft. sheet for pictures and the meeting! o'clock tonight. Mr. Claude Settles Carl D painean. major.. he CORUTIellted, must completed by tomorrow. will speak and show slides of 10 el of 0. S4 ten,. de- fffff Wilkerson. instruc- v. The keys' and pins are being or- European countries. -hay. tor in chemistry will direct the w dered, if you haven't paid, put Bo_ volirSe' Pi Epsilon Tau: Meet tomorrow additionai name on bulletin board, Biology 130 is an outgrowth of t a ./1.111 4114.11/0 19 Both in Room 17 at 4:45 p.m. Import- the growing know letfee that chem- 11/1.g WW1" in the process lintel: Meeting tonight at 8:15 ant meeting to discuss activities fac- I ,-, ,at, tio !dal. I istry is an important unifying o'clock in the YMCA's Alexander for the quarter. tor between various biological , hall. h'aI.-ifl), Muilleal fields. fir Duncan related Kappa Delta Pi: Meet at San a.. ,to to 111. 4111-1.11.- A description of the cool , - Sigma Sigma: Meet tonight at Carlos street entrance of Hair's 11,1111.41 1.111144 Third street. Dr., tomorrow at 4 p.m, for a tour. will apj.lear in the new eollege fat,. DR. DUDLEY T. MOORHEAD 7:30 at 1641 N. 1..1); 1.4 ),114,111111- in till, 11111114., Cooper will speak. Refreshments' This is the first excursion. Let's let in elected chairman 1t11 t d.iit wilt study fun;.9 and movies. ! make it a success. Please be pres- which .111. patasoie on humans ent. he related Student 11. I Faculty Fireside lir Duman said that the liminess Expert Dr. Moorhead Gamma Alpha Chi: Sign up on wet 1.. known of these fungi :sheet in Administration office for ijoint field trip with A.D.S. to J. athlete's t 1/ 1,11 I Ring, , .1111 :moth - Theater to Show air la pical example a, Hamra To Instruct Here Directs Group IWalter Thompson Advertising ag- inipiirtance. he added ('I'. de Insley Blanchard. jaw... ency in San Francisco, Friday af- Dr Dudley Moorhead, assistant ternoon, Jan. 25. 1;riedinite of the colleiw have head of the graduate department Tournament Movie professor of history, recently was that the. subject would be a 411 NIPS .ss 4'41 ur t ion t tI,, Uni - The Novice Boxing tournament 1 Entomology Club: Important a tart tau bile atklition to the. pres- versita of Tulsa. will teach here chosen chairman of the American will be run again, on celluloid this !business meeting at 1:30 o'clock ant mg of the department, next summer Association of University Profes- tin-a.', according to John Brunette, : tomorrow in S213, Movies to fol- .1.4 Marry iir Arian ding ha tir. Millburn I). th4-4. fungi ale still sors in an election by correspond- manager of the Studio theater. low meeting. siNt..10 Mid troubles/one Wright, actin:. department advis- ence. DI'. Pictures taken during the final er for sumnici sessions. Mr. Blan- Gene Wallar. past head : "SO" Club: Meet at 4 o'clock to- itotalia 127 will be instructed night of the tourney will he shown chard is an international authority and associate professor of psychol- inforrow afternoon in 894. All Iliihert A Darns on Jan. 20, 21 and 72. to .on secretarial subjects and office !members and prospective mem- :,,1"1, I 31,. 1141III11 ) III 1.11. .ogy. announced Friday. manaeement , Highlights of each fight and the bers should attend. All journalism be Olientanit ria. a. i /041r...4. which is Dr. Moorhead will preside at colorful rooting sections will be member- 1..ang "B. led field of or- Al the four weeks' summer ses- majors are eligible Mr gr in the the first' winter quarter meeting hour's running Si4M. P/I)felMir shown during the ship.d A special election will he . Ins(' a II. IlilstrN In* 14411r:11i Blanchard will )e 'AR The Import- ,of the San Jrwe branch AAUP to- time of the film. Companion fea- 1,1111,.. Y. ill ha salualtle fin teach Business ri( ance tat Teaching in Business Sub- !morrow, at 12:30 p.m.. in Room 8 ture will be the "Harlem Globe- da trotters." ! Delta Phl 17palloo: Meet 1.)- wets which is a Ile% etallt-Se lot co the Women's gam. Chapter ac- 3:34) students in the secretarial field. 101 The boxing team and Coach Dee' nm".". in 114-cm 153 at P m dr tivities for the new year will head- Portal will be guests for the per- Lilucal ion Society and Business 165-265, Office Man- line the agenda. formance. Regular prices will he Qt Other new officers of the local charged. th; AA ill Tour Store II., is a member 01 both the NO RD'S United States division of the la are Goodwin G. Petersen "For lunches and Kappa I Wila h. 1111W:a t loll 1/14.11.., St tern:1,1.1ml S. an'' for Blom. -assistant professor of engincerin, between class snacks" a., a a, ill fault, 11111..!. lieptil I - ta F duration .still rtia (.X.4111114. bna,,1 and industrial arts, vice-chairman. Hale] dub to Meet 1,.. ..1,,r, .Si1111 into. ti1111,111,M IOS E. SAN FERNANDO r7toltii Ital,ma,s, I It,.'.,? a,,; I a W41.1 ,IfilierilsInV Dr Paul Roberts. associate pro. 1.atlIttl Si, a -1 Mile. Ms, lessor of English, secretary: and At YMCA Tonight hy -.teiaes in a It.; id Dr. Henry C. Meckei, associat, 10110 members will meet to- SEE VA AT THE v..; I tilt. -Al' Sp I loom- I lido Hod& professor of education. treasurer night in Alexander hall of the t . /Iv 111.10 tim ly YMCA at 8:15 o'clock for an in- hi... t111, a% Ill Es 1.0A-Folo4l Sale teresting program, according to bli a CIRCUS 'Ili ..rks lit Slid.. Interriews Bob Herman, program chairman. 1... 411'. 1 11111 1', 1.4 a% 111 gl, tall liaa 11141rk 1.1111111- I Refreshments will be served im- 4th & Santa Clara - 111. 1 .1.... as I. 11'..,..11 be 11111 11141 :411.111.111 mediately following the S.114.:11, .Scheduled Today - meeting 1.11.11/1/111. %%1411,11 honor group A reoresentative of the San Sc'38 .fs it,. Ioe:r and FoUnd sale In Franciseo News will be on campus ta Little Cottage 'tat or the Morns Dailey audi- todav to interview applicants for bk 1 a aim. Jobs as newspaper distributors in el, EVERYONE IS Cafe i.verything that was found hy San Jose, according to Mrs. Flor- Lost and Found office last ;owe Cardoza, director of part -tin,' arrer Kin rot' sOld One of the jobs. ,eacinf ',ling items on sale is a pair of The interviews will begin at ,..n and yellow socks. No one 11:30 a.m.. Mrs. Cardoza said. -3 FOR WONDERFUL EATING an explanation of how they ' The jobs offered include the dis- ; hist. Perhaos sammtsane was tribution of newspapers to store ning throngh the quad dealers, newsstands, mid news- ARCHIE'S STEAK HOUSE po and liii gad to retrieve them. racks, and will take about fiat. 545 SOI../TH SECOND STREET at hdle %IA . :11errs. SearV1`,1 hours a day, repot fed Mrs. C7ar- ' ',las. fountain pens. rings and doza. Applicants should have theit ; "The Students' Favorite Eating Place" Cc Featuring the ,or items will is' sold at reason- 'own cars. ni , price. I Further information can be ob- TOASTITE tained in the Placement office. I co lei -ttaaleros of Sacramento Complete Dinner'. sd :aege voted merwlielmin, mt 55c and up air of unnersal student 1.;a1. tuthoritl on Fish eil "1 33-, a. I "i anal rd To Lecture here wc

Ges-irge Sprague Myers, pro- SII Save Time - 8 -Hour Service "stair of oxilogy and ichthyologa .t Stanford university. will speak hei-a "Bachelor Shirt Laundry" Thursday. 1111, 24. 44 of 11/. W111 1111 !Will a slide-Mos lei Shirts in at 9:00 - Out at 5:00 ;ated lectine on his exoltarations S. Sc' done the Amaton river in Brazil. Iii,' lecture will be 11PVU to the oldie and will be followed by an Hear golden We4t afornial teceptitin for Dr. Myers Tomorrow's Top M'. an, is tane of the leadire: Dry iiittiorities on fishes, particular! Cleaners hose native to South America, Tunes TONIGHT Dr. Myers. a native of New Jur- :5 29 Scith Th.! d St. 2-10S2 CYpress ey. is a graduate of Stanford ...brand new releases from all ainiversity, where he obtained his \B. MA. and Ph I) degrees in 1930. 1931 and 1933. respectively major recording companies... From 1933 to 1936 he was as- EXPERT --Aslant curator in charge of the a.t of Fishes at th. Smith- th TUNE-UPS -mean Institute in Vl'ashington. LUCKY LAGER DC. In 1936 he joined the lac. S4.95 dt> of Stanford link erSi t y. asher'' 0 sitereedt.d oho late Dr 1 int id DANCE TIME '-a aim Jordan as the universita's on Keep Car Costs Down ,n .roost sciisntist in the field et ; lit ha ology. 'BIDES gi..;raq Stale studnfs the bad car ho Dr Myers led the Crocker -Stan 9 pa TO 10 * TO12n co tunoup pOttible. Mario is els* plit-StC110nt tiial deep sea expedition in 1935 ma . on cr.orliou'. .rpift. Flom 1943 to 1941 he made is MIE- SEVEN NIGHTS A WEEK ed Mario's N Rralihriti ft...tics of comm.', CO Automotive Service rill C Y S -9936 V. ta ntl r; . KG0810 KILOCYCLES en Co Corner Al-ma-DEN & Virginia \ BC's San Francisco-Oakland Station,. of tic