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(.11. :olleges May Get ;CItElAttAl COLLEGE for Board Positions ieparate NO% board of trus- dent of Occidental College, said FUTIJII separate he doubts that any action will A state colleges atiattaity be taken before the Dee. FT. S clionand for At independence of that time the entlre education unntual jct. all the of Regents master plan will he put in its SAN JOSE STATE 055 Board COLLEGE C110011 e IC in Berkeley final form before going to the proposed Legislature. VOL 47 479. - SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1959 NO. 52 %refer's! the Master Plan !itertlay by Chairman Coons said the plan- foetal rey team. ning team suggested two alterna- 'Armed' for Duty Council Action called by Gov. retails! The survey team, tives for handling graduate stud- Brown last year to lesa ent Service rund G. point on which representa- .rcnn education in Call- tives of studena higher the colleges and UC were 0. far-reaching pro- 1..11 made its reportedly deadlocked Tuesday. FRANCISCO us. of the edu- of reorganization The suggested To Help alternatives Students are: form of a system in the The primary function of each las VIZE titutional amendment. system would be the basis on UC regents f approved by the which they would get new cam- BMUS Educe- State Board of puses and facilities. The university Elect Yell

the Leaders to the Legis- . the plan will go would be discouraged from asking lh 11,1 %\ for the nom; and )ell leaders siitr t.ir song and yell leaders It could go to e nest month. for new campuses that would be must some to the tryouts, pre- has been proposed here. Previ- San Jose State students 1ING ,oters nest year. used chiefly for undergraduate sent their student body cards, ously, the Rally Committee the proposal as v features of work; the colleges would not be will have a voice in selecting listen to the groups, then vote made all the selections. The data Press Inter- rted by United encouraged to seek funds for grad- song and yell leaders for the on those they consider best. and time for the election has nal are: uate centers. But the Rally Committee, its ad- not been set yet, Miss Sandell 1 UP state first time next month fol- a separate -Creation of .The university and state col- viser and four faculty member said. trustees that lowing Student Council pas- Pee hoard of leges could grant "co-operative" associates still will make the An instructional meeting for an constitu- sage of a recommendation uld get the same doctorate degrees jointly. choice of the narrowed field. candidates for next year's song the Board independence The need for a definite plan was yesterday. This in the first time a general and yell leaders will be held next Regents now has. emphasized Tuesday with the an- But the voice will be indirect, Tuesday at 7 p.m. in TH17. Bick over A co-ordinating council nouncement that cost of state sup- and the Rally Committee and fac- Goss, head yell leader, and Sheila trustees and ulty the state college ported higher education could cost associates will still make the O'Brien, head song girl, will con- CT 74073 regents that would have power more than $2 billion 15 years from final selection. Justice Terms duct the meeting. Applications for develop Carol review their budgets, now. Sandell, Rally Committee next year's song and yell leaders and chairman, s for new campus sites, suggested the council are available now in the Student its recommendations to the approve a trial plan whereby the Union. ASB Election alature and the governor. entire student body would be al- Other council business trans- In ers coun- lowed to vote in a primary elec- ,e 12-man co-ordinating Y Challenge acted yesterday included: three representa- tion during the tryouts to be held would have MERIT AWARDSThe council from state colleges. UC, "within a month" in Morris Dailey each 'Pretty Sick' agreed to spend up to $600 per and the public. Auditorium. She emphasized the Yr or colleges year for Merit Awards to stu- ,e survey team's recommenda- 'No Surprise' plan is "just being tried" and SJS voters will go to the dents performing duties "beyond submitted to a special would be dropped if not successful. s were polls today and tomorrow to the routine functions" in a stu- the regents and Students interested in voting rnittee of dent government office. EANING Education yesterday. choose ASB officers in what rd of To Each student would receive a Arthur G. Coons, Prosecutor Student Court Chief Justice $100 award for their outstanding man of the team and pros& Ed Rap,por Jerry Alexander has called ).m.' ASH Prosecutor Pat Mc- Police Clear service to the college and their Clenalian said he "was not LEND AN ARMSpartans are asked to "lend an arm" today as a "pretty sick election." fellow students. The award is open the annual Selah Pereira blood drive continues from 10:30 a.m. Booths in the Outer Quad to upper classmen only. CHARGE surprised" by the Constitu- to 3:30 p.m. Community Service Chairman Dianne Fammatre is Sex and at the Spartan Bookstore RESIGNATION With regrets ubaQuestion' shown enlisting the aid of healthy, red -armed Spartans for the Suspect tional challenge hurled at the opened at 9 a.m, today and will the council accepted Becky drive. close Student Court Tuesday by San Jose police nabbed a tomorrow at 4 p.m. Fudge's resignation as recording Alexander, in charge of election pic Today wan Tuesday on suspicion of seuetary Miss Fudge said her :El's Spartan Y. preparations, said he was disap- school and outside work being a prowler load were "I knew they would try Blood Drive Sets and attempt- pointed in the poor turnout of too much for her to remain in the vs professors and the prospective something like that," he said. ed rapist reported by coeds candidates. Ten can- ASB position. She will leave the iii -ChaCha Twins" will didates are not opposed in the The Spartan Y is one of several last week but he was released council when another secretary -The Cuban Ques- voting. has been appointed. organizations McClenahan charged 200 Pint for lack of sufficient evi- Quota "Many students didn't seem from economic, politi- dence. Y 3.3701 with a campus advertising viola- blood donation response inspired to realize what the ASB candi- and first-hand-experience A quota of 200 pints of Police arrested a man Tuesday diwy rules are," he said. tion involving failure to sign up on a drive in his name. after t- of view at today's In- blood is the goal SJS students observing him with a pair Of 41 applicants, 13 were re- a schedule of events before put- The drive is handled on campus of binoculars and charged him Music Addition Annul Relations Club ting up posters. will try to meet today in the by the Community Service Com- jected when the Student Court with spying on coeds living at 67 justices reviewed their qualifica- MeCienahan was not both- mittee. Karen Kralovansky is pub- S. Fifth St. mpositim will be held in annual Selah l'ereira campus tions. Nine of the 13 were turn, ' ered by the added amount of licity chairman. Victims were ! 12:30 p.m. All campus summoned to the down on the class meeting ciao,- Bids Awarded work in bringing the Spartan Y blood drive. County Jail, ire invited; there is no where the suspect Alexander pointed out th.- Issue to trial next Tuesday. was placed in a lineup ..o-truction of the Ft charge, says club mem- The American Red Cross but the clause is a poor one. Students are "They have a perfect legal right women failed to identify him. He 000 Music Building addition . i Stanten. will take the donations at the required to be present at three to do what they are doing," he SJS Sends also had a satisfactory alibi for r. Edward J. Rogers, ass. Student Union today from 10:30 consecutive class meetings in order will begin "w ithin two said. "If something is wrong with Ithe time that the rape took place, e professor of political mei- the Constitution, this is the proper a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Pledge cards and to run for a class office. months." according to Execu- , and Williams H. Poytressi, permit slips are still available for "We lost some fine candidates way to discover it." TVto Schools reZtei:tI. Attorney's tine Dean C. Grant Burton's of economics, will dis- students who haven't signed up yet. office on that rule," he said. ''I'm work- Three other campus groups did not press peeping torn charges. office. laical and economic 111.- Lower division nursing majors ing to get that clause out of the chaged with the same violations A demonstration of fresh The district attorney said it wasn't Bids for the project were 4 Cuba's present situa- continue to distribute the cards Constitution." requested and got postponements, a peeping torn case, and that there awarded Tuesday in Sacramento. kik. and Frank Macias at the booth in the Outer Quad water aquariums will he tele- Candidates are: pending the outcome of the Spar- was a lack of sufficient evidence The two-story addition will be resent views on their na- and at the Student Union. when the SJS in- Junior Class. President, Ron- tan Y test case. vised today for a case located directly behind the present ,-,.entry. against the man. ald Gerevas, Robert McKeown; "Students under 21 must have center Music Building, and will contain structional television vice president, Rodney Diridon, gcrs believes the Cuban permit slips signed by their par- nearly 27.000 square feet (about Is part transmits a program, via Larry Swenson; secretary, Carolyn of the same no - Six To Vie Today ents in order to donate," Dianne the size of the rear section of the Parks; treasurer, Rita Crowell; :,,n movement that hit Fammatre. drive chairman, said. closed circuit, to students at Refugee Clothing present structure). lip East. representative, Carol Kaufman, He will detail In Oral Readings The Red Cross will furnish cof- San Jose High School and The building will contain class- ranges and political me- fee and doughnuts to donors James Thompson, James Watson. School. To Be Collected rooms, faculty offices. 40 practice r,ehind the Cuban move- Gil Gillespie, Yvonne Jackson, throughout the day. Roosevelt Junior High Sophomore Class. President, be presented The Arab-Ainerican rooms and storage for instruments Merle Osborn, Bill Purkiss, Betsy A $1500 plaque is awarded the The program will Edward Burke; vice president, repeated this Assn. is organizing a clothing col,! and uniforms. Poytress has been Rainbow and Luis Miguel Valdez California college or university at 10:30 a.m, and Charles Watkins; secretary. Jud *: 1:30. Contracts awarded were: gener- 2 material on Cuba's econ- will compete this afternoon at 3:30 with the best blood education pro- afternoon at lection for Middle East refugees. Johnson, Nancy Bryant; treasurer', C. Gale, associate al work. E. A. Ilathaway, San, :he last year to write an in the Studio Theater, SD103, in gram for the year. State has won Dr. Frank Clothing, blankets, shoes, and Patricia Dunn Ross; represents- professor of biology and science Jose. $364.500; electrical work, 'tat of Cuba's difficul- the Dr. Dorothy Kaucher Oral the plaque for the past several other items will be collected today tine, Dyan DeBenedettf, Pat will conduct the dem- Roy M. Butcher. San Jose. $38.432; from a one-crop (sugar) Reading Award contest for a $50 years. education, Haves. setting and Monday through Friday next combined mechanical work, Pacific the professor If State meets the 200 pint onstration, discussing the Freshman elflas, President, says. first prize. week at a booth in the Library Plumbing & Heatin. Stockton. ialls lip and maintaining of a fresh wa- Ralph Johnson; vice president, to discuss tax and The six contestants will read, quota, a hi I credit hank Is $106,900. ter aquarium. Quad. About 15 members of the Suzanne Barton; secretary. Ber- HWY reforms and essen- respectively, "Carmen," "The Fly," created tor the Iltil. of students The telecasts, berm Nov. 19, association will man the c ohms economy. "Joan of Arc as Seen by Three and their families. 'booth niece Mangseth; treasurer, Carol directed to San Jose High in shifts from .rias twins at one time Authors," Sergeant Prishibeyev," The Selah l'ereira drive is are 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Lawson, Bill Rude; representa- P.E. Club Slates Roosevelt Junior High Collected clothing "-Cuban president Be- "Mr. Kaplin's Dark Logic" and named for a prominent San Jose and will be sent tive, Sherill Areemont, Michael Schools because they are the to the American Middle East Re- :se while working "ma- "John Brown's Body." humanitarian who died several Atwell, Robert Benitez, Richard Christmas Party only schools at present with lief Assn. in New York, according r for Castro forces. Dr. Kaucher, who has the prize years ago. Selah Pereira's need for Estill, Judy Frantz, Judith Ann Chi int;;;,1, 1,11 'Ii' .;11,1 .; lwt luck direct cable connection. to Faleh Sayid-Hatim, chairman -.mposium will be fol- named in her honor, will be pres- blood during his critical period Langen. dinner will highlight the annual Past programs have included of the project. a question-answer ses- ent to give the award to the sparked a large community re. Sophomore Justices. Male, women's P.E. Christmas party demonstrations on wrestling, a Clothing will he sent through winner. so.m.:e. Although Pereira died, the George Ballantyne; Female, Doni when physical education majors, panel discussion on teen-age prob- this agency to refugees being shel- Holden, Linda J. Howe. minors, and faculty meet tonight k Talk lems, and a program on car buy- tered in Tunisia and Morocco, Say- Senior Representative. Roger at 6 in WG22. ing. id-Hat im said. Johnson. William Gilbreth. All students and faculty in the department are ins ited, according to Sally McBride and Mary Ruby, Strata-Mental Link Told CSEA To Hold co-cllairmen for the event. liv EN111.11.: WEBB The research was divided into Dislike of authority, concern world wire part was dis- with thing conditions, and feel- Earl I,. Jandron, asso two parts. The first Dinner Tonight U.N. TELLS REDS TO LEAVE HUNGARY SPARTANS August Hollingshead ings of inferiority characterized profe..or of psychology, cussed by Tito atuuril dinncr trio Cali- UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. I UPI1The General Assembly yest.. and Frederick Redlich in "Social the lower-class patients. will day voted 54 to 10 over Soviet objections to reinforce its repeated ca. im Build your roomie's -ratitily and Class fornia State Employees Man, Class and Mental Illness." In contrast, middle-class pa- be held at 6:30 tonight at Mary upon Russia to withdraw its troops from Hungary and permit ft. ego by giving him a - Mental Illness' elections there. It was the fourth straight year the United Nati... II The second part, covered by to- tients had fewer stresses brought Ann Gardens, 901 Lincoln Ave. brand new Gant short voiced its displeasure concerning the brutal suppression of the 1!: hook talk said day's book, was research compiled Entertainment for the evening !eeve button down on by environmental conditions. Hungarian dalhor,' findings questionnaire and will be provided by CSEA mem- freedom revolt by Soviet tanks and troops. indi from a 129-page Their problems were more often oxford cloth pullover that the pressures and interviews given to fifty patients bers, said Ed C. Glover, professor MILLION INDIANS GREET IKE concerned with "making some- NEW shirt for Christmas. hil sticssc!, common to the and their families, representing of engineering and chapter presi- DELHI (UPIIA river of humanity eight miles long sun.... I achieving around President ou know the joy lass play an im- two different social levels. The thing of themselves," dent. Newcomers in each division Eisenhower on his arrival in Red-threatened Ind part I'd yesterday and In the type of study was conducted in New Hav- "what Mother always hoped will be welcomed.. acclaimed him with a cheering. flovver-strewn v.:elcon s really in the men- rarely emialled in nckcivert. en, Conn. be," and moving into a higher Dr. James Brown, head of the history. More than a million shoving, cheent giving ... and if of Graduate Studies, will Indians hailed Eisenhower as a messenger of untten by Yale pro- Patients from the lower classes class structure. Division peace on the fifth you're joyful his summnry, Music will he provided longest slop of his 11 -nation tour. Radio broadcasts eve III Jetome Myers anti the late More often developed psychotic Jandron, in he emcee. raffled to m authors, that of met- corner of the vast enough, he may Roberts, is a report of a Illnesses, whereas, In the middle granted, as did the by James Anderson, head country his pledge to work with India on "our cop Ft mon quest of give one to you stilt; on the inter-rela- classes, neuroses were more prev- the study could not be considered allurgical and chemical engineer- peace." num- hetween social atratin- alent. "select" because of the small ing. Dr. Peter Zidnak, associate ALUMINUM, LABOR OPEN TALKS too. In 4 select studied. Also there of business, will give a CHICAGO UPI) ---The United Steelworkers I Mental illness. ber of patients professor (USW) opened brass colors with all classes control group posifible. talk and Las Campesinas tacks talks with the aluminum industry nego- IN,. conducted under a Patients In the lower was no Girls will contract yesterday and the Ivy details he felt that the hook La Bamba. tiators said in a joint statement they were "hopeful for an the National Institute often expressed their hostilities However, do the early settle- "a step in the right direction" Representatives from the state ment." The USW, armed with new three-year pacts covering 45,000 Just 5.95. Ilealth, was carried out through physical violence. Middle- was 0.1m of In attempting to fathom some of CSEA office will be guests at the workers in the can industry, sought to fashion contracts with five social scientists and class patients tended to internalize mists. the problem factors in mental dinner. About 150 CSEA members aluminum companies covering more than 30,000 workers across the It look 10 years to their feelings and develop strong ROOS emotional upheavals. illness, are expected to attend. nation. 2SPARTAN DAILY Thursday, December 10, 1959 Editorial LITTLE, MAN ON. CAM PUS Lunts Present Shocking Spartan 17- and the Late 'Visit' in San Francisco Ian of 14 cases. In those first hearings four By ROBERT TAYLOR and forever, ilil All the excitement in Student Court first a peacti is regrettable that the first Tuesday did our old hearts good. organizations pleaded guilty and asked It gli11 WI effort Alfred Tuhset Spartan Y's refusal to take the adver- leniency; two others pleaded not guilty. serious dramatic by ainudaielincle:stahtustit%ed Dai town pronounced as tha Tuesday indicate that Lunt and Lynn Fontanne may he the on tising charge lying downwhich resulted Proceedings ineillabie which in four organizations pleading not guilty charges are being made on a sound basis their last. For "The Visit," by a 1 silent group of men in and that at the same time defendants want began a three-week run at the bathed in ii seen1 and in ten other cases being postponedis green light. The 0 sub' to protect them- Theater in San Francisco sound front the ly just the shot in the arm the court needs. to use our court system Curran stage as he and The Daily was mildly disturbed two selves rather than give in to it meekly. Monday night, is reported to be p:.toeillulxiernidicitnisgoftohdfeetaigitsshm.stli:ouattilill,ytIni3%;ela:ekelfin', nt4 bi)11 weeks ago when the court went through the J.H.A. their final play before retirement. cause of death? -The Visit" opened to a small "Heart I. audience that was generally shock- rThe'" nearly two helm ed, often amused, and sometimes Inebeen Yeats the Lo To Vote havet1 performing le crop Too Young bewildered. "The Vi,i they have received teolu "The Visit" is not a pretty play. nothing i Built No, this isn't going to be another of year-olds to vote on campus? praise I rom the critics. s Its greatness as a work of art The pra pssii those "Get Out and Vote, Rah Rah Rah" Past voting turnouts on this campus -Met is well deserved. Mks lies in its ugliness. Fontar crane tend to agree with the political science makes the bittertidsi,ehnleewsusaspripirt editorials. Friedrich Duerrenmatt's tra- thelc most pleasingly subtle im So elections are today. theory. Only 909 persons, or less than gl-comedy shows the moral de- the ., a ser side, but with a core of So what? seven per cent of the student body, turned caying of a destitute German steel. nun Effective staging Political science students have learned out to vote in the December election lask town which has a billion marks of the prin osert from studying municipal government that year. . dangled in front of Its nose on shetheconvincing free one conditionthat it kill one pesui even after a student becomes 21, he seldom Pretty poor. epthaaesIst bakane;i cpt :conflict t of its own members. between taut right, and "justice" throughout votes till he reaches 26 or older. But then, we won't do better this year, And it does. the pi right duction. So how can we expect 18, 19, 20 and 21, will we? VeLL.THI6 COLLEGE 16 KNOWN FOR ir* VERY FRIENDLY, Lynn Fontanne portrays Claire and u HELPFUL. FACUL:Tv,0' Zachanassian, a wealthy, bitter, former prostitute who seeks re- Dea de 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 venge on the man who seduced her Dr. Re-Elect ethic Spa2tanaihi Thrust and Parry years before. Is us'

a. Entered neeonil elan.. molter April POOR BUT RESPECTED NO111ii 24, 11134, at San June, t allfornin un- This change is not quite so sim- der the net of Morel. 3. 10711. Mem- Reader Wants J.N. He is now a poor but respected hi ber California !Senn Klinger PublInh- ple as the editors of this paper shopkeeper, and the town at first SHERRI era' Affincielailon. l'islillnhed dolly by Dr. (le Ammellated Student. of son June To Don Pink Tights would have you believe. In the laughs at her offer. here ir State College, except saturdoy and first place, it will never be given 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111I 11111 Sunday, during college year. sub- EDITOR; After reading Jerry "I can wait," she declares coldly. he sec scriptiona accepted only OD re Nachman's report (which was serious consideration until both The town's concepts of "good" ARCEMONT that s mainder-of-school-year lionln. In In the beginning Vali semester, $41 i Spring acme.- really an editorial, wasn't it. Jerry nights of the Greek Show can and "justice" change as the mu- believe ter, $2. Cy4-4414Editorial 1:i. 21% old boy?) on Greek Show's frater- meet the standards set on Friday niy of raspy-voiced Miss Fon- histori, Editor WELCOME TO PART It of "The Term Paper JIM ADAMS, nity night, Theta Chi could use a night. Over this we have abso- tanne seems to offer a solution Frosh Rep. answer CRAWFORD. Adv. Mgr. and You." Yesterday, as you may recall, I talked BILL constructive suggestion to improve lutely no control; only the partici- to all problems. And the shop rnY of, at some length on the element of color selection in Day Editor, this issue .... Ron Bates its show. pating groups can establish the keeper, convincingly played by e qua News Editor Joanne Osman quality of their skits. choosing a notebook cover for your term paper. Why not let the Daily staff Alfred Lunt, realizes the town o Elders Copy Editor Paul F. Even this change is not as sim- This morning I want to take up "Putting Off the Term Paper"; is going against him. have a minute skit to counteract Pray Photo Editor Dan Bauer ple as it might seem. The Greek sooner or later you are going to reach this pointwhich will be the Ifis customers, even his wife and the fraternities' "batch of orang- FORMAL *Intro Brown Sports Editor....Gregory H. Show is one of the few things in date you have set to actually begin. children, buy luxuries on credit-- Wire Editor Pete Walls which the sororities can competi- Croix However, you had better set some alternate datesjust In case luxuries which can be paid for Society Editor....Geraldine Garden Surely it would be entertaining tively participate during the year, stehlto something important comes up that must take the place of be- only with the reward of his death. Art & Music Ed. ..Phyllis Mackall to see J.N. in pink tights doing an while to many fraternities it is WEAR shorn ginning the paper. It is amazing how quickly things begin to He tries to escape, but ends the Reporters: Ronald Bates, Deanne Boom. interpretive toe-dance to "I'm For- merely one of the many events in prhoti Sr. Elmer Cot, Darla Grainger, John crop up just when the time arrives sshich had previously been second act vomiting in the street, First ever Blowing Bubbles." a busy season. in Hopkins, Danny Matlow, Ron Miter, Day to Start. admitting, "I'm not going to fight WEBSTER designated as The fonacil wear Jerry Redford, Jim Streeter, Robert DICK Concerning Saturday night's New York Thnes it anymore.. Taylor, Melva Vollersen, Carole Warren, ASB 5039 efforts to revive some of the One day I decided I would like to read the all since 1906 Amelia Webb, Judy White, Doug Wil- spice of past Greek Shows, it the way throughand it JUST so happened that it was the same day REAL PURPOSE SHOWN liams. was necessary to disqualify two I had planned to start the paper. A bittersweet scene between the Office Manager Karen Mack Greek Show Story of the acts. Measures are being two former lovers during Lunt's AdvertisIng Staff: Robert Berryessa, Wil- liam Crawford, Wilson Creek, James 'Thorough. Analytical' taken to assure that this action last night alive brings Miss Fon- Gilligan, Stephen Hall, Bruce Kemper, EDITOR; In view of the article will not be necessary in the fu- IF YOU ARE anything like me then you will realize that certain tanne's real purpose further to SALES RENTALS Lynn Luccheeti, Marcia McClelland, and editorial in the Dec. 8 Spar- ture. pangs of conscience often enter into the picture which spoils every- light. Karen Mack, Steve Maritaiis, Bill Mat- In San Jose thing. Although I may go about all sorts of activities to keep me busy, "My love for you," she whis- socco, Russell Pecoraro, Robert Polasek, tan Daily about the Greek Show, I If the Spartan Daily gives the Dale Pratt, Dave Prickeet, Tom Stewart. feel that something should be said same quality of constructive cover- deep, deep down I know what a good-for-nothing loafer I am. Much pers, "has become an evil 75 South 2nd Street Photo Staff: Bernard Aronstam, Bob about the views of Theta Chi, the age in the future, the caliber of of the enjoyment of cleaning out your top desk drawer seems to dis- growth. And slowly It reached CY4-2322 Polo Alto Son Christman, James K. Lewis, Ed Rapo- sponsoring fraternity. the show can do nothing but im- appear when you have just finished cleaning it not two hours hence. out for your Me. Now I have Also Fronds% port, Sash Turner. Oakland on. Berlitley First, the coverage given by the prove. I spent one entire day trimming a hedge last Thanksgiving you. You are mine. Alone. At Spartan .Daily was the most thor- MICHAEL J. BRADY vacation, only to discover that the hedge belonged to the man WHAT ME WORRY? ough and analytical of any in re- CHAIRMAN, next door. I get particularly industrious, when It comes time to buckle down ng for Kaufman. Carol cent years. The criticism, in parti- ALL GREEK SHOW doing all sorts of other little jobs thatup until thenhad been very Kau4rnan for Junior Class Rep- cular, was constructive and well unsavory and which I had been putting off for years. Her interest received by the Greek Show Com- resentative. and In case you are interested in my personal methods of putting off accomplishments in student ac- mittee. doing term papers, I have managed to have this list published (which tivities makes her well-qualified We, too, have been waiting for Best Sellers is very suitable for framing). to be our representative the Greek Show to come of age. This semester she has d an As a matter of fact, for the last (Compiled by Publishers Weekly) Junior Class Secretary and in previ- two years we have been consid- FICTION Here's ous semesters she has been active in 1GET A HAIRCUT from a slow barber. ering moving to Civic Auditor- Advise and Consent Allen Druy. class council. 2Eat breakfast a second time. ium. We would charge admis- The Ugly AmericanWilliam J. Led- Don't you worry! Vote for Carol sion and contribute the proceeds 3Purposely go back to sleep even when you aren't the least Kaufman for Junior Class Rep.! erer and Eugene L. Burdick. a pointer... bit tired. to a needy charity. ExodusLoon M. Uris. 4Pretend as if you don't see a "lost" sock; how can you get Dear end Glorious PhysicianTaylor the greatest campus selection of C dressed if you can't find a sock?; and if you can't get dressed it is impossible to even consider starting any paper. Poor No MoreRobert Rued,. authentic Red Coach styles is at 5Read the newspaper. A person can't expect to begin his This Darkness and the DawnThomas term paper sinless he reads the newspaper W.C.Lean,Jewelers&Silversmiths Cstain, first to see if there have been any late developments concerning his topic. 55 Years In San Jose The War LoverJohn Hersey. 6Shine shoes. This is an exceptionally clever way to detain the The Devil's Advocefe--Morris West, actual getting down to work if you know beforehand that you are HawaiiJames Michener, ROOS ATKINS completely out of shoe polish. NON-FICTION 7Look for a book that has been lost for the last two months. 4 Act OneMoss Hart. 8Agree to shop for your next door neighbor, since you are going ' Folk MedicineD, C. Jervis. out for a candy bar anyway. The Status Seelters--Vance Packard. 9--See some old friends. (I usually have to think awhile before I '13/61/ This Is My GodHerman Wouk. can come up with any friends I haven't seen since yesterday) The Elements of StyleWilliam Strunk I might note that any student friend stIll he positively over- Jr. and E. B. Wh;te, joyed at seeing you if he has Just started hl,, I work, too; but For 2c PlainHarry Golden. do not think for a minute it Is your personality that is wowing The ArmadaGarrett Mattingly. him. How I Turned One Thousand Dollars Tomorrow I will deal with another facet of 'The Term Paper and Into a Million in Real EstateWilliam You" if the shoe tree stops jumping out of the shoes and landing in the waste basket, making the egg beater very angry. I An uncle named Grouch end Wiggily told me that good one

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The fact is that Dean Burton there is good reason for tLem to tion for an amalgamated "general ' This Bons. ''St.alfieal ..itrii sPN'eral week". ago The de- Burton's Shah.- seems to think a "functional" buil- feel this Way. After all, look ut curriculum mat a largely riratiffer- e. Grant It is bar to the ones which derahlteli altno,t the entire true he did not calculate ' ding without the -aesthetics" the nen buildings. THEY got! entlated st.iderit mass. 11 this sign will cover icer,g ilimilay's .Spartan the stresses and the library's stairwell last year, lora .direct the pouring Is just naturally a classroom build- II it is indeed state policy with should be the case, then our only stairwell. last word of the will be put in place Tuesday, ac- Daily will be the concrete of the art build- ing. If you add the "aesthetics" to respect to this college to load its hope is a favorable decision from Stained glass decorations also ing; but there were cording to Miss Anna Ballarian, as IN building issue. times when the building by "enhancing it at campus with human warehouses the Master Plan Survey that could on the art he, I. associate professor of art. , have been made for the front door and others, watching sadly modest expense to the public with and to rebuke feeble faculty pro- reverse a deplorable trend. Daily has given con. students in Miss Ballar- of the Art Building, and currently cl The as the latter process immortalized your own artistic creations" test with the cry Twenty the debate then, of "ingrates!" One more thing. I cannot be- the are on display there Esc*, space to architectural error, resisted the Ian's Design 12A classes brew' 4itlerable It would appear, you have an art then state policy ought to be re- lieve that thoughtful men In au- attempted to give temptation to yell "stop!" Dean ely atul has building. This advice has been tak- vised. thorny in a democratic rduca he It Burton seems very sure sides. that be- en note of In the Art Building. There is much more to this pre- Banat ilystem are afraid of a keriint both cause a man dues nut participate But it is my impression that the sent debate than an argument Contest of honest opinions on in the making of a structure he Art Department personnel, hail about taste. MCP In atters Dean Burton, in ve- has It brings up n here opinions are rt Enntott: no right to criticize its per- they in fact designed the building, replying to Dr. de la again the second-class citizenship bound to differ, and perhaps hemently formance. He also seems convinced would have looked out first for on the archi- the of the state colleges in California make a difference. Nor that they Croix' observations that no architecture emanating "function" and let the the new Art "aesthetics" higher education. The recent ar- are afraid that debate will en- quality of from that city in the north could take Visit tectural care of itself. chitecture of this campus is sadly danger policy that is not y ulner- Building, has reacted with the possibly be bad architecture. a ag It is not the look of the build- symbolic of our low status in this able to debate. of a man accused of a Dean Burton passion sometimes holds ing that Dr. de la system. not commit. Never- Croix objected The University of Califor- The soul of the democratic pro- crime he did the art department responsible for to christmas done the campus primarily; it was the fact that nia gets pretty much what kind of cess is the free exchange and cri- theless, he has the art building; at other times the goes- the building does not really per- buildings it wants; and so do many ticism of opinion. Prohibition cat senice in presenting he seems to reproach them for be- form as an art building, but junior colleges, anti at least a few gift from public review; and in thus ing dissatisfied with as a such exchange in the interest of to fur what they place to store equipment and - -strange to relate! of the state HIS academic right to got- con- policy renders policy dubious. asserting with their own work, that is. tain students. The of opinion has, I building might colleges. What is one to say of the Throughout the next year the mosher's free expression The art department was indeed function Dr. de la Croix' as an emergency hospital, new "dormitories" going up on whole state will be debating a po- 'sesame, asserted consulted on space specifications a it may be, the convention motel, a warehouse, this campus! I have been told that licy of long-standing. Is it unrea- ... of course right, my own, and, and equipment, but supplying such critics favorable etc. Any one of a number of uses the diplomatic thing is to say "no sonable to think of the present right of other specifications is not the same could be served, and we would not comment!" little discussion as a vital part of unfavorable. thing as DESIGNING the building. and need the modestly expensive "aes- the bigger one? The argutnent that we cannot Burton would disqualify On thetics" even if they were thrown RICIIARD Dean the other hand, the archi- have good architecture here be- TANSEY is Croix as a critic of ar- tect in cheap. PROFESSOR OF ir de who designs a building should eatew it is too expensive is not ART on the grounds that he be chitecture thoroughly acquainted before- What principally ignited Dean convincing. There is reason to "ivory towered academician," is an hand with the kind of building he Burton was, I think, Dr. de la believe that we mut have better Feat-ring: reason these days for dis- ,sound is supposed to design, in this case Croix' epithet "architectural stu- quality for much less money. Christmas Cards any critic in any field. qualifying an art building. We have reason pidity." %Vhat "arehltectural The whole question of the cost BLOUSES Croix teaches a course pr. de la to believe that the architect in stupidity?" Architeetural stupid- as nen as the design of thew from 4.95 the history of architecture; Catching on With litre in this case had never designed an ity is coutannitted, first of all, buildings merits serious investi- his doctor's degree in he received art building before, and was un- when a building commissioned gation. The art building cost SKIRTS subject at Berkeley; and I NT that aware of designs recently built in for one use turns stilt not to have close to $2 million. British Cousins from 11.95 lieve it was in his capacity as the state. that Ilse, hut some other one un- I know of few more telling ar- (By historian of architecture that he United Press International) We did NOT get an art build- related to It, and, indeed, not at guments for a separate board for SWEATERS answered quite frankly--and in The traditionalists fight the ing. We got a chissr ))))) build- once determinable. (Architectur- the state colleges and greater au- from 11.95 y opinion with entire justice trend, but there is a bigger de- ing. Dean Burton seems to ay- al stupidity can also he mani- tonomy for question the Spartan Daily put each of them than the mand for Christmas cards in Bri- ettlie till' Art Department of de- fested, perhaps less glaringly, in inefficient, graceless and costly tain this year than ever before. TAPERED PANTS o signing a classroom building. faculty structure, unimaginative buildings set up this last decade Many British of the old school from 6.95 Practicing architects have been But I do not find the personnel planning and Impoverished de- on this campus. They bespeak our have denounced Christmas cards la of that department, either indi- sign.) trilling to believe that Dr. de helplessness before the triumvir- with cries of "too commercial" and BELTS vidually or collectively. wining Now, Croix knows something about what are we to say about ate of Board of Education, State "we're becoming Americanized," from 2.50 architectUre, especially those to accept the guilt. One way or a building which may never really Division of Architecture, and the according to UPI. idiom he has helped prepare in the other, they seem to feel they have been intended for anything Department of Finance tall of But the spirit of Christmas card private seminars for their state had little to do with the matter. else but a classroom building even them staffed, it would appear, sending is catching on rapidly. The though advertised and labelled an with architectural amateurs). American influence on greeting art building? Such a building It appears to me that they show cards is becoming more noticeable. open tonight Where Servings Are Large would be the consequence not of very little regard for the educa- There is an agreement between stupidity, but of policy. tional diversity of function proper British and American firms to use And Prices Are Righf One cannot help feeling that to a college, so little that in con- U.S. designs in Britain. Dean Burton is revealing the PO- sequence they care nothing at all The trade believes the expla- LICY that decided the present de- for the architectural diversity of nation for the rapid Inerease is sign when he says that a good fnction that must naturally ex- prosperity. As people become ARCHIE'S classroom building "seems to be press it. I think there is some more prosperous, they become mosher's for men the most defensible aim of the reason to infer from this that these more social. State Division of Architecture and new buildings are really meant to The average British card costs red the Department of Finance in and women STEAK HOUSE he multi-purposed and convertible, about 10 cents. Best seller's include spending public funds in an era of which means they will be as char- those with pictures of Big Ben 50 SOUTH FOURTH STREET de 545 S. 2nd. St. Hours 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. known difficulty in State financ- acterless as possible, in prepara- and Westminster. ing." And he goes on to say that Dr. de la Croix, were he more mindful of what state buildings cost him by way of taxes, would be less critical of them as archi- tecture!) Removal Thus Dean Burton inadvert- ently, as I believe, confesses that It is the exigency and conven- ience of state policy, and not the mere n hints of an interested Sale and hopeful Notify, that decide the kinds of buildings this cam- pus gets. Perhaps this should not surprise us. Perhaps also we should not be at Everything ,irprised at the subterfuges re- ted to by state policy to con-1 ince us that we are well off when We know better: a show of facul- ty participation is made, with the e Goes! right of faculty decision withheld where it counts. Then, on the basis of the show of participation, the faculty is de- , Ivy $195 clared responsible--"it's your own League Sport Shirts fault if you did not get what you Req. S3.95 wanted." Or, "you got a building. Versatile Christmas Gifts for Everyone at Better shirts also reduced n't you? What more did you .int?" The faculty is told not to complain about the design, and is Low, Low Prices then promised that all equipment will be added unto it. Those who ,impltin become the usual dissi: IVY .,tits, enemies of the stale, of ed- Hark, the intellectual student sings, SLACKS $675 ,tion and of the taxpayers. One Bett,, slacks also reduced made to feel ungrateful. Books make wonderful Christmas giving things. Dean Burton chides the Art Department in pointing out that many other departments on They're as versatile as anything can be, "ne- campus feel that the artists bible, best sellers, and dictionary. Blazers and Sport Coats ver had it so good." I should nay There is the Req. $29.50 5 And for you people of the slide rule set, letter sports coats also reduced $197 Merry Books as technical as you want to get. Christmas So, come to Spartan Book and you will see IVY SUITS Gifts of complete versatility. Req. 949.50 While in the store see those beautiful giant size prints Better suits also reduced at those ridiculous low prices!

Is PIN LARY N.C;rit UNTIL CHRISTMAS on box XMAS CARDS very GALORE .95 alto SPARTAN BOOK STORE quirr,5hop EXCHANGE GIFTS 50e to $1.00 Traditionally Yours" "RIGHT ON CAMPUS" 82 SOUTH FIRST STREET The Beta Kappa 277 E. San Fernando 4SPARTAN DAH,y 1111110141111111111111111111111111111111111111111111MMIIIIIIIIIHMR1t11111111111111111111 Purrrrrty Kitty Thursday, December 10. 1959 What's Doin' /9(1ye Ellen Martin and Judy LAMBDAThe n SOHOHITILS Mary ('III ALlll w ALPHA CHI OMEGA Miller. I.uinthcl5 Chi 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111113 ladies of Phi Mu attended The A Chi 0 pledges were suc- The Tach000hmiuengsierne,gnexoon:t.eoantls:Ail:ntiehlinscrti.tie;,,meeitt: Christmas party given by the cessful in capturing the actives a Palo Alto al tttttt 111C group Wed- this week for their sneak. pr evening. Don't Talk to Wife ' On the sororitys' activities cal- nesday KAPPA ing hall and endar are: a Wessel party held by SIGMA kitchen in It An after lock-out Christmas ment. Other major Mrs. Kay, pledge adviser, on Sun- chant party will be held Tuesday. Gifts being made day, and a Christmas caroling ex- upstairs. Open For Happy Marriage will be exchanged and refresh- planse change with Alpha Tau Omega aerherebemilnLitenliii,t chi ments served. TOKYO UPI Ati American sem time. Less discussion, less fraternity on Monday. Also includ- Wednesday the Sigma Kappa la- mas Dance sociologist suggests the best way conflict. ed: the annual Mother and Daugh- will be held to dies and the men of Pi Kappa evening at to get along with your wife is to Another source of possible fric- ter Christmas party held at the Adobe Creek Alpha will have a caroling ex- The not talk to her very much. tion is avoided by Japanese in their house Tuestay, and a party for gpeledQgueeeenlas:11,%:.ivi.liileirobes change. The transportation will be Dr. Ezra F. Vogel, 29, of Cam- reaction to a "bad day." Ameri- under-privileged children co-spon- by the PiKA fire engine. A social bridge. Mass., also implies a lot cans tend to take it out on their sored by Sigma Nu and Alpha Chi from all the pledge classe will follow at the SK house. of friction can be avoided if hus- spouse. The Japanese shower abuse Omega, to be held Wednesday. hour The Big-Little Sister pajama ,par- bands get home later, go to bed on their in-laws. CATHOLIC WOMEN'S CENTER ty is scheduled for Thursday at earlier and spend weekends with But the little woman doesn't ladies at CWC have been sPoirolIF:8:1111te?:3:111Aig The Kt %tun n 1 ig 1 the boys from the office. seem to care. One of Vogers main the house. busy working on their door decor- Dance, held last Urlda: Japanese To get the good doctor off the observations is that the ation entry. Christmas dinner will FRATERNITIES pledges grabbed the nen hook, he does nut necessarily ad- wife tias no desire to break away be held Sunday at the house. After PHI they slept DELTA SIGMA and chained 01 vocate the above as the right ap- from her traditional, seemingly dinner, the coeds will sing carols. Tomorrow evening the Delta in a barn in the santa proach to marriage. The sugges- "old-fashioned" marriage. DELTA GAMMA Sigs will hold another function in mountains. The actives tions, however, are firmly based on The ,Japanese wife, Vogel The Delta Gammas and the men the Carnation Girl contest. A kept there all night and it Vogel's impressions of the socio- found, is happy staying home, of Delta Sigma Phi will be spon- dance, held at Havenly Foods, will day. logical differences between Japan- taking care of the children, Christmas party for the be attended by the 12 candidates soring a P1 KAPPAAtIlh.ePlipti Kappa ese and American marriages. working with the PTA or talk- blind children of San Jose. The from each of the sororities. The *sociologist, a research fel- ing with the neighbors. event is in conjunction with the Today the DSP men and the men will join. with the low from Harvard University, Vogel, who is married to an DG philanthropy project, Sight Sigma Kappa ladies will present of Phi Sigma Kappa, six has been interviewing middle American and has a three-year-old Conservation and Aid to the Blind. Christmas gifts to children from for their annual Christmal class Japanese families for the son, doesn't think Japanese cou- The party is slated for this Sunday. the San Jose Day Nursery. any happier than Ameri- Last Saturday, the past year. He found that Japan- ples are CAT LOOKThis gay young hair style, a Nosrcion of the Parisian Wednesday night the DGs will Three members selected as grnuu Americans have a dance at the chapter ese marriages in general have cans. He believes "cat look,- is reminiscent of a fluffy Persian kitten. It is fluffy and hold their annual Christmas party. "Who's Who in American Colleges he' a much closer, more confidential less room for confikt than Ant- flattering, and can be worn for a soft casual look. A few SJS DELTA ZETA and Universities" are Ron Conklin, relationship. erican. coeds have been sporting similar hair styles. This style also can be Tomorrow night the DZs and Bob Gifford and Ross Phelps. It's only that this togetherness COURTESY DISCOUI According to Vogel, "In Ameri- worn for dignified, mysterious look for evening dress. The coiffure their dates will have a tree de- Next Wednesday the men will sometimes fosters a desire for TO ca, husbands and wives discuss ev- is achieved by setting hair on large clips and rollers. corating party from 8 to 12. join with Alpha Chi Omega ladies STUDENTS apart IICSA, ery conceivable subject, so, natur- Food, entertainment and danc- for an exchange. Open Mon. & Thurs. ally, they have sharp disagree- ing are seheduled for the event, DELTA UPSILON Ni ments from time to time. In Japan. whiell Will be held at the house. Saturday night will be the time Till 9 p.m, husbands and wives have fewer Door Contest Love in Bloom Monday, after meeting, the for the annual Christmas party. discussions and as a result there ladhs surprised Linda Wayne Chairman for the event is Gary are fewer conflicts." Short, who will be assisted by fel- United Radio 'INNINGS with a bridal shower. Vogel added: "In America, hus- Entries Due Saturday the Delta Zeta pled- low pledge brothers. MARGIE HOPFER passed the traditional candle decorated with TV bands and wives do the shopping. Social fraternities planning to ges will hold a car wash at the the ladies Supply CI Christmas ornaments at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house to announce 'An exchange with cooking and cleaning together, enter the Delta Sigma Phi annual house, 201 S. 11th St., from 111 Phi will he held to- her pinning to DON BELL from Stanford. Don is a member of of Alpha This leads to misunderstandings Christmas Door Decoration con- a.m. to 4 p.m. Price is $1, sports Wholesale Distributo Sigma Chi, night at the Alpha Phi house. over who did what, or forgot to test must turn in their application cars 73 cents. dinner the brothers plan CHRIS BACKMAN, junior education* major from Cupertino, .re- After ELECTRONIC do it." blanks before 4:30 p.m. today, Saturday, the 'pledges woke the PART 7 cently announced her pinning to DAVE PHILLIPS, from Palo Alto. to help the sorority with their But in Japan, the woman runs Fred Gould, contest awards chair- actives at 5 a.m., served them cof- HI-FI EQUIPMENT Dave, a junior police major, is the first member of the military fra- holiday decorations. the home and she seldom hats to man, said. fee and doughnuts, and furnished ternity Pershing Rifles to become pinned. Next week the brothers and the 1403 W. San Cork discuss I ttttt sehold operations The contest is limited to ester- entertainment for their pledge MARLENE ROWETT, who reigned as queen of the Santa Clara ladies of Gamma Phi Beta will with her husband, ior door decorations only. The sneak. The ladies also are giving CY 8-1212 County Fair this fall, surprised her Gamma Phi Beta sorority sisters hold their annual Christmas party According to the sociologist, the ; porch area also may be decorated. Christmas gifts for the patients at recently by announcing her being pinned to DONN SIPES. Donn, a for underprivileged children. middle class Japanese male usual. according to Gould. Fraternities Agnews State Hospital next week. senior industrial relations major, and Marlene were serenaded last ly straggles home later than the ' are limited to a $25 decoration ex- Several unsuccessful attempts Monday evening by Phi Sigma Kappa men. American husband and goes to bed pense. already have been made to "bor- Candy was passed at the Sigma Kappa house to announce the Everything Photographic earlier. This cuts down on discus- Judging will 111. based on rig!. row" the new Greek Show trophy. pinning of JIM MART, senior political science major, to MAUREEN minty, adherence to the Christ- GAMMA Pill BETA HOULIHAN. Maureen, formerly of Chicago, is a junior secretarial mas theme, workmanship and -Dau- major. Sunday the annual Mother CYCLES artistic value. Banquet will be SJS student BOB FOSTER recently gave his Sigma Alpha Epsilon ghter Christmas LPAULSFor discriminate cc rift Judges will be selected from the held at the Gamma Phi Beta WEBBS England's :',/leed [Weigh and pin to NANCEY CRANDALL, Kappa Alpha Theta member. SJS faculty and community. house from 2 to 4 p.m. 3 STORES TO SERVE YOU Juana 8 & 10 speed ionrin and IN THE SAN JOSE AREA raring tine!... Judging will take place Dec. 15. ENGAGEMENTS KAPPA ALPHA THETA while the formal presentation of recently announced her engagement to Santa 1435 The Alameda CY3-9766 GAYLE RIESEsE The Kappa Alpha Theta soroi DOWNTOWN SAN JOSE the award will be Dec. 17. Clara University student JERRY SODERBERG by passing her ring ity women and the Sigma Atoll:, , 66 South First St. CY 3 0616 on the traditional white candle at the Gamma Phi Beta house. Gayle Epsilon men will join on Sundayl WILLOW GLEN VALLEY FAIR is a senior elementary education major from Concord. Her fiance, for their annual Christmas Party' 1084 Lincoln Ave. CY 4-2610 56 Valley FrUr CH I. TRA-LA-LA! from Eureka, is a senior majoring in economics and finance. A June for underprivileged children. I'm on my way to wedding is planned. New pledges are Barbara Brown (-) FRANCA MOCEO, a senior majoring in business education, sur- and Judy Boman. prised her Sigma Kappa sorority sisters by announcing her engagement KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA to JACK GIIIIELMETTI, a senior psychology major. Iler fiance is a The ladies of Kappa Kappa Sigma Alpha Epsilon member. The wedding is tentatively set for July. Gamma are joining with the broth- The engagement of DEANNE DOERR to JACK SIDLOW. an SJS Roger Johnson 2.7 e /he Wall era of Theta Chi to give their an- graduate, was announced at the Gamma Phi Beta sorority house re- nual Christmas party for Lind, For delicious HorneCooked Food in an atmo- cent ly. Deanne is a senior kindergarten-primary education major. Her sphere of congeniality and comfortYou can't privileged chilrden. The party v. beat Ed's Hole in the Wall! Complete Dinners fiance is employed by the City Health Department. be held at the Theta Chi house from $1.45. A box of chocolates passed at the Phi Mu house was used to an- from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. tomorrow. 1610 L Santa Clara Open daily 'CI 10 p.m. nounce the engagement of COLLEEN 3IILLARD, senior education Yesterday the groups met to wrap SENIOR major: to PAUL JEWITT. Paul, an SJS graduate, is an Alpha Tau presents for the party. Omega graduate. A summer wedding has been planned. Tuesday, the Kappa Mother's REPRESENTATIVE Wedding plans are being made for Phi Mu member SUSAN AR- Club met at the house for a lun- MANINO and Theta Xi member JIM BERTRAND who is a University cheon meeting with their daugh- of California at Davis graduate. Susan is a 1959 graduate. ters. get off Vicki Greenlee has been select- Historians Trace Origin of Feast ed Phi Sigma Kappa Moonlight your Girl last weekend at a dance held landed on (By United Press International) fore the white man at the Clairmont Hotel, Oakland. these shores. Ability PLUS Experic!;'. pr d, dad... thee Indians %ere feu:4- 1'111 NW comOeur, present domestic turkeys 's. As pledges are Gloria Reffa, ing on turkey when the Span- irom wild American ances- rontitti,,tatIore. imatieti tors which first were taken to Eu- ' Mexico in the I 7th i century. rope by invading forces, then re- according to 1 111. Some his- introduced by early New England IDEAL GIFT torians stay ( olunilms took settlers. --- Central American turkeys - FOR THE STUDENT back to Spain to pro! lie had SWISS BEE EXPERT touched foreign soil. Francois Huber. a Swiss natural- (JUST THE THING FOR CLASSROOM USE) Others say Captain Hernando ist born in 1750, was one of the Cortez. in his conquest of Mexi- world's greatest authorities on co, was the first white man to bees. He was the first to discover taste turkey mest, although he how they mated, how queen bees thought it was p,acock. American were raised and how bees lived Indians also ate turkey long be. their lives. 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HOURS: 50 S. Ist 36 VolleY Eci THERE'S A Try our Orders to Take Out Tuns.-Fri. 4 p.m,/ a.m. Greenwith Stomps GREYHOUND AGENT Delicious Phone We Give H GRWND Sat, end Sun. noon fa ChargeSfi NEAR YOU 2 a.m. Pizza! CH 8-6244 Charge Closed Mondays Bankamericard - I st Nat'l t ' 29 Bouts Tonight EXTRA POINTS SJS Mat Tournament By GREGORY H. BROWN ALPHA CALIFORNIA'S BASKETBALL TROUPE grabbed its 18th!Action imbda Packed Tourney Chi 44 Tuesday night In running over USF's Dons, street, straight win 65-40. wet. even more remarkable than the fact that this was the Draws Top was Grapplers

remodeling, What ae. USF defeat by Cal, was that all 15 of coach Pete Newell's cag- Ryan, president worst San Jte..e State College sarsity ssrertlerr vs ill lie lio-t includes saw action. a new din. es experienced ball To to several outstanding mat squads in Saturday's third an- have handlers every year Enter Newell will at this Semis at 7:30 lichen in the base. of the splendid front-liners he has, he can throw in his By DANNY NIATI.OW sive second round TKO over PKA TKO. Swenson came out of the nual San Jose State College Open Wrestling Tournament. major changes rate. Because are crew for seasoning in the second half and then Joe Goodrich. ring smiling like it was a big joke, 'stairs. Open inexperienced ... bloo- In the capacity packed Ilugh Mumby, Span:ill mat mentor, has a squad of 19 nonne are 100 per cent Yancey, the tall slender gladia- but he had been hurt. ; made. ey! The next year they improved. boxing men lined up for an all -mil effort for the team title. Top gym yesterday, 13 tor showed much ring know-how Steve Harts of PSK displayed :.ambila Chi ("heist. men qualified for tonight's men for the Spartans include Fred Rupprecht. Iteasy- CONSIDERED BY SOME as a much more impressive feat basket- as he literally beat the much larg- good I he held counterponching and al- tornorme than their teams' 18 straight wins, some of the Cal alumni 23rd annual novice setiii-fi- er Goodrich with quick lefts and weight; Paul flodgins. 191 lbs.: Jay W illiams. 157 III - (lobe ball-wise most decked the always pursu------Creek Lode and set a new world's marathon record. Two of the nals matches a hard right. His punches all and Bernie Slate at 177 lbs. got together to be held in ing, but not always knowing iss will crown their seemed to find their mark and precht, }Ridging and Williams re- boarding groups on campus played a continuous game of basketball for the SJS's main gym at 7:30. where to, Chuck Dunbar of SAE. who will be ehnne4 ringside observers agreed that his cently won Pacific Association A- I 45 straight hours, breaking the old mark of 42 set by two teams from There Dunbar's ',melees were wild and ledge classes of the will he 29 bouts. poise and ability will make him a AU Novice championships. Slate is STATE MEAT washington ineffective while Davits eombin- In the fraternity division, Delta favorite for the heavyweight a former Pacific Coast Intercol- in doing We, they established a new scoring record 'for one Sigma ed a nifty one-two combination :APP.% Phl notched three victories crown. legiate finalist. 6671 points. The final score read 3196-3158. Thirty-six to deck Dunbar in the third MARKET isme of to take the lead in the heated com- In the 190 lb. division, Pete Treasure Island Navy, San the Moonlight 141 of beer were donates' by a local firm to keep springs In the round and gain a decision In the 150 E. SANTA CLARA gallons petition for the greek trophy. Bricker, ATO, was Francisco State, Cal, Stanford I last Friday, ah icipants. awarded a 165 lb. class. legs the part The fans reacted almost imme- Modesto Junior College, Santa Cla- CYpress 2-7726 bed the soh" as TKO in the first round tater his diately to the fighters' charges. Tom Harrison of DSP and Jeire ra and the San Francisco Olympic id chained them simply outclassed opponent Bill up ERDELATZ is still biding his time waiting for "the right" Yesterday's matches started Wallace of Sigma competition FIRST QUALITY MEATS Is the Santa EDDIE at 145 Campbell of Sigma Chi. No clashed in Club will furnish the crop to come along. Eddie has already received six offers and lbs. and The coaching job concluded with Theta Tony Summers of DSP had to the 155 lb. match that heard con- for the Spartans. RETAIL & WHOLESALE :telly's were of them down. Erdelatz is still non-committal I has turned all on whe- C'hi's Paul Yancey's most irnpres- fight off the football tactics of stant applause from the packed The Winged-O, loaded with sev- night anti the Stay coach in the pros or the ARMOUR STAR ther he wants to college ranks. One of his Willie Steinkamp of Phi Sigma house. Harrison's barrage of blows eral former national champions. L.A. Chargers, the offers came from the new AFL pro football entry. Kappa and was awarded a TKO in and Wallace's game returns pro- along with the Bears are figured I.1'11.% the second round by referee Dairel vided one of the best bouts of the by Coach Mumby to be the tough- Hen Turkey 49C he l'i 1:tppa THE LOS ANGELES RAMS have had a dismal Sox i, ALTHOUGH Shrewd; Dukes. Summers shut a quick right day. est of the lot. The Olympians are 'V With are paeking the fans Armour Star-21s. Ti -1 S the ho,., 99 season, they still in. The Rams need only to Steinkamp's jaw within five se- Ron Casselli received credit for paced by Frank Rosenmayer, AAU Kappa, will hit the 1,000,000 mark and 3903 fans and they agatin. should their conds after the second round op- a knockdown and was awarded a champ from last year, at 191 lbs.: ual the Colts Christmas game Saturday with draw ter 58,000, the Rams will Lane Angry ened and the fight was stopped. TKO in the third round over SN Jay Holt, 167 lbs.; and Dr. M. A. BACON eack 79c have broken their record day, the group , - of last MIAMI BEA(II, Fla. (UPI) - The Novice Tournament had its Tom Perong. Northrup at 157 lbs. to year. Lucky Breed-SKINLESS chapter house Baseball men tipped their hats to share of comedy, ably supplied by In other bouts, Gil Williamson In last year's tourney the Olym- The Lincoln National Life - the White Sox today for making Delta Upsilon's latarry Swenson. He (DSP) decisioned Tom Truax (T pic Club out -scored the Spartans Insurance Company BASKETBALL FANS will get a the best deals of the meetings de- came out for the first round before C); Bob Munson (SAE) decisiuned to take first place with the Spar- WEINERS 45` SY DISCOUNTS chance to see a former Stanford spite Frank Lane's angry accusa- Mike Roach could introduce either Bill Jacobsen (PSIO: Bob Weg- tans finishing second. STUDENTS All-A merican tomorrow night tion that they had "pulled a fast of the fighters and then began to man (ATO) decisioned Al Burdick A top match is in the =kin), when George Yardley and the Sy- one" In their latest trade with the limber up with half-hearted exer- (Tel; Dave Bertoli I DU) TKo ov- in the 157 lb. class where Northrup 455: n. & Thurs. Nights racuse Nuts come to the Cow Pa- Phillies. cises that had the stands in a er Bub Briggs (PKA I ; and in the of the Olympic Club and SJS's Ja Corned Beef . 'ill 9 p.m. lace. Elgin Baylor and the Minne- Lane was steaming and he did- belly-roll turmoil. independent division Stan Peters Williams are entered. Northrup is apolis Lakers will provide the n't care who knew it over the deal When the action started, Leon- and Dave Lannon were awarded a former national champion while competition for the balding hoop- in which the White Sox obtained ard Perrone of SAE opened up decisions over Ron Povvluck and Williams is fresh from his Pacific PATRONIZE d Radio & ster and teammate Adolph Sella- hard-hitting third baseman Gene with a two fisted attack and in Dick White, respectively. AAU triumph. OUR ADVERTISERS yes. Freese from the Phils for rookie the second round was awarded a upply Co. outfielder Johnny Callison. The burned-up Cleveland gen- ale Distributors AL CORRAL eral manager said he believed Point Honors College Agent-San Jose State Packer Squad the White Sox were promised .RON!C PARTS Freese before they traded third I EQUIPMENT basenian-outfielder Btabba Phil- To McGrath; COLLEGE MEN Could Repeat lips to his club In a seven-man r W. San Carlos Gordon's . . . deal last Sunday. CY E-12!2 Aro you as ready to step into the ''l never thought the White Sox 11 or Nets 2nd professional world as business and Over 49ers could get Freese," Lane snapped. Senior Joe McGrath, two ye ,! you think you are? Entering into your new occupation If the San Francisco 49ers think "In fact, John Quinn (general ma- veteran, hit for 29 points in thy.. in the near future will bring on they have a chew-in this Sunday nager of the Phillies) told me he games to take an early lead in new. responsibilities . . . and the against the Green Bay Packers, wouldn't trade him. I sort of fi- Jose State's varsity basketball 411111464.% very important matter of life in- gured they'd get a third baseman, scoring race. Vince Lombardi and his revamped surance protection takes on added but never McGrath has hit eight of 23 fiel ttpr importance. The Lincoln College Packer squad "have news" for Red dreamed it would be Plan, designed exclusively for col- Hickey's pigskinners. someone like Freese. Now they've goal attempts (.348) and 13 of lege men, is a plan that will fit The Packers are on a three got one helluva ball club." free throws to take a slight Ir.: you now and can be edjusted to game winning streak after losing Even Casey Stengel, whose Yan- over teammate Vic Cori. From your needs in the future. - Coats five in a row in mid season and kees didn't complete a single deal forward post, Corl has tanked Sweaters You Benefit with These Advantages are smarting off a 38-20 thumping during the minor and major lea- most buckets with 11, and hit on gue meetings, expressed shock ov- six of eight free throw attempts. Shirts Low rate to students of the Los Angeles Rams. The Slax - Ivy lb Green Bay gridders also hold an er the Freese deal. Bob Chapman is the percentage Flexibilitytailored to pres- earlier one-point decision over the "I never heard Philadelphia leader hitting 9 buckets in 15 at-: VALLEY FAIR ent and future needs advertise he was on the mar- tempts for a .600 clip. McGrath',. 1.4511 49ers this year. Fa - CS You make no regular ket," Stengel remarked. 13 free throws has netted him a deposits until you are out of Coach Hickey still has hopes "The White Sox came down here .765 per cent total. school that the filers might share in needing a left-fielder and a third Other top scorers for San Jose the Western Conference cham- baseman," he went on, -and they are Dennis Mark with 17 and Jim Get complete.information on the pionship. left here with both of 'em. First Whelihan 15. Lincoln College Plan from The Los Angeles Rams would they got Minnie Minos in that SJS' poor showing can be at tri- AL CORRAL, Class of '58 have to UP-set the Baltimore seven-man swap with Cleveland bted to its .266 average on I SJS Campus Agent Colts this weekend (a near impos- and now they come up with goal attempts. 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Coffey Paces Roffe EL RANCHO Frosh Victory White Stag Student Accounts Invited Drive-in John Coffey pushed 30 points Also featuring a "SOME LIKE IT HOT" through the hoop to lead the Spar- complete line of ’ .-, Tony Curtis tan freshman squad to an over- Imported Sweaters NO MONEY DOWN I Lerernon whelming 80-56 victory against MeggiGermany "THE FIVE PENNIES" Hartnett J.C. in Salinas Tuesday. Sport AlmAustria 'rendre Dna No Payments until January 1960 er!H' The Spartabahes took a com- P&MSweden (Po' ' manding 40-28 lead at the end of blur GAY THEATER the first half and with the aid of Special: ideals ALL IN Colon Dick Romine and Bill Robertson, bailer 'NORTH BY NORTHWEST' I who also hit the double figures, SKI PANTS STUDENT DISCOUNT bleat I Ewe Marie Saint I kept the Hartnell team in check Jenne, tulesr,n White Stag Bankameriz3, :011.31 Credit Milk 11 for the remainder of the game. e PLUS . . Slalom WITH ASB CARD hack vnice Next game for the freshman 'FIRST MAN IN SPACE' 4 against San ling time This team is today at Reg. 19.954 22.50 showing end; Seturdny at SECC. made Francisro City College now $14.95 1111isthe Everything for the Student ravels! TOWNE THEATER _preienb...._ Boots: trd APPLIANCES CAMERAS tudents CY 7-3060 Import MEN'S APPAREL JEWELRY KITCHEN Special Stoltz mily fun, INGMAR AreFor Wintf.n, N Poll . on of th Lackner BESIMPAI few great motion "THE GALAXIE" Rieker pictures of Inlaid plastic top and bottom with C. timo" Henke (Challenger) IUSIC - our metal edges $50 value $29.95 SpecialSi 6.85 Gordon's Dept. Store 6 ValleYI:wr T _ tia/PierdeV rreen Stamps 199 S. FIRST ST. Free Parking in all City Lots kus "HAPPY IS THE BRIDE' 66 West San Antonio San Jose with A in Merrie Old England Charge Merry Comedy Open Every Night Till Christmas Open Every Night until 9 p.m. 1st Nat'l lan Ce,micheel - Terry Thomas Janette Scott - Joyce Greece! THIS SHOW IS EXTENDED TO SATURDAY 61I1 6N 1/%11 V Thursday. Truman Honored at Top Demo Meet December in Faculty Fete U.S. Wants Applications Out Ticket Sale Research Monda Scientists For Baja California hi II Ends Today Applications 'ss ill open Wednesday ani I a. i..us Research scientists are needed as biology in 5203 for a study majors may apply, TN Today is the last slay I,. Monday cost for the trip by federal agencies in the Wash- will be Istween trip to Baja California (lur- $45 purchase tickets for the Fac- ington, D.C. area, the U.S. Civil and $55. ing Easter vacation, accord- The staff for the ulty Christmas Buffet Part) Service Commission reports. trip 'ill in. to be held Sunday in the ing to Dr. Bocci Pisan. ass. elude a doctor, nurses, a Graduating seniors and gradu- tion expert, a date professor of biological photogr anhcr a main dining room of the ates are being sought fur research n professional and science. legal isiser. - Cafeteria. work in chemistry, mathematics, _ _ course is called "Seashore Tickets may be purchased metallurgy and physics. Salaries The 178, and will offer at the Cashier's Office, Adm263, range from $4490 to $12,770 a Life" biology Flying Group Set of credit, said Dr. Pi- through today. Donations are $1 year, depending on experience and two units will head the trip. To See for adults or children. education. , san, who Air Film Alpha Eta Rho, The putpose of the trip is to aeronautics Ira- The buffet dinner. featuring , ternity, will hold Salaries above $5430 require study marine and shore life in- a meeting Is. ham and turkey, will be served night at 8 in S142. graduate study. or professional cluding reptiles, plants and in- All students continuously from 4:15 to ti ton, Missouri; Michael H. Prendergast, Missouri; interested in joining MEETING IN NEW YORK-At a reception in experience, the commission says. sects. The group will go to San may attend. p.m. No tickets will bt sold at Senator John Kennedy, Massachusetts; Senator Movies of production his honor, former Pres. Harry S. Truman shakes Graduates may start at this sal- Felipe, on the Gulf of California and use of the door. Hubert Humphrey, Minnesota, and Gov. Ed- light airplanes will hands with seven fop Democratic leaders. From ary if they have a "paiperlor of Cortez, and will attempt be shown. mund G. Brown, California. Plans for 1960 were or Sea The party will also feature a I.: Carmine G. DeSapio, New York; National scholastic record" or can pass farther south to an island top on the agenda. to go Christmas tree, a Santa Claus to Chairman Paul Butler; Senator Stuart Syming- certain tests. group, the Enchanted Islands. This visit with the children and carol- the study Sahara Oil Detailed information is listed on area is outstanding for Co. ers who will sing during th. Pisano. BEST GAS PRICES the commission's 209B and 210B of marine life, said Dr. dinner. IN SAN JOSE Missing Keys announcements, available at post The number of applications is Tickets are available only t - Overseas Summer Jobs AT offices and the State Depart merit limited to 45. The applications will faculty members who have alread., C SECOND & WILLIAM of Employment Office, be available Monday through made their contribution to tit, ase Solved- Faculty Social Fund. Available for Students Three thousand st lllll Her construction ssork, resort IA ark, factory work, hospital work and HIGH QUALITY AUTO REPLACEMENT PARTS - Annual Posada Butler OK jobs in Europe are a%ailable 1.1, case child cure (for Ark). GENERATORS REBUILT To Visit 4 Homes to American stude si I s The ASIS was founded in 1957 Broke Shoes I the missing typewriter that dis- Rebuilt by factory en- Regulators through the American Stu- to aid American students in lo- PER SET The "h";"'l appeared over a month ago has n. Top 3 .98 each. Rebuilt by factory . old Spanish processional which Infornuttion Serb ice. eating summer jobs in Europe, acSc-- most quality. an been solved and the butler did dent quality, heavy men and wholly guar- As.- cording to Mrs. Phyllis Headland, ALL CARS Best recreates the refuial of a room I not do it. The positions. all paying duty, dual friction. anteed. 2 in .1 placement office. exch. to Mary and Joseph in the Nath- It was the news editor, who wage of the 9.95 Have power for a the standard Further information may be ob- real fast stop! ity story, will be held by the SJS didn'tdid even know she had the type- country in which they are located, Master Cylinders Castellano club tornor- tamed from the Placement Office, El Circulo writer herself. It was discovered- are available in Germany, France, Top quality rebuilt by exp. Adm234, or from the American Rebuilt Fuel Pumps row night, and not by Scotland Yard -on the Holland. Lux- Rebuilt Water Pumps ready to be i st England, Belgium, Guaranteed factory rebuilt by Four homes will be visited, flip-top roll-away Student Information Service, e.V., underside of the embourg, Scandinavia, Austria and Factory rebuilt, tested and proved on experts. Salad, main course dishes and Jahnstrasse 56a, Frankfurt Main, desk. many makes of cars. Pressure tested Ps. Gerniany. '3OUBLE ACTION desert will be served at the first and we guarantee, up, etch. Sonic absent-minded party ap- Openings 11111.111de farm work, Reg 895-now three houses and a pinata and We parently had one typewriter at - also i Man dance will be held at the fourth. have them for Cadillacs,l’ 4.79 exch. lashed to one side of the desk, Non-members may take part for Chryslers, Hudsons and SINGLE ACTION witoo5U74c flipped it over one night and dis- Interviews Federal Pamphlet Savings of reg. 3.95-now !in root. Nash cars. rovered next morning the type- $5 to $15. Note: Interviews are held in the Plat" 1.98e,, Open til 9 p.m. on Thurs. writer was "gone," when in re- men* Office, Adm234. Appointment Prints Prof's Work ality it was snugly bolted not are put out in advance of the infe,ic, St. Nick, Sales up Dr. George B. Bruntz, professor two feet away. and students are requested to sign early. of history, social science and edu- Jobs Available A new typewriter was secured TODAY cation, recently received notifica- Placement office ,.- .11,45 for to the top of the desk- which is U.S. Immigration & No ititlo, lion that the Federal Department two kinds of Christmas jobs. never closed and presto, chango, Service. L of Health, Education and Welfare No. 1: Men to play Santa Claus. abracadabra- the typewriter had ;ars. an ml, r -o has decided to include parts of a DOES IT! Pay is FILTER good, according to Mrs. DUAL

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