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California State Library Sscrasento 9, Celifornin ox Foppf,-? . IRC To Feature - Seniors Disclaim Spartan Dr.Dean R.Cresap SAN JOSE STATE Graduates' Debts (lass son Jose Calif Tuesday Dec 13 1955 No. 57 be Senior Council voted The SJS Internetional Relations Club will launch lts drive toward fol. 43 411te .,:crtiay to send a letter to the a better understanding of the Soviet Union tonight when Dr. Dean etudent Affairs Business Office R. Cresap, asaociate professor of social science, speaks to the group Dr. Alvera dislaiming all financial relation- on Marxist political theory. ships with the January graduates. Candidates Should File The opinion was expressed by The talk is the first of a series designed to prepare the 1RC dele- AWS Door Contest Don Abinante, president, that if gation for the Model United Nationa. to be held at Oregon State Graduation Applications To Speak the January graduates should fol- College in the spring. low through with their plans te Barbara Anderson, president of andidates for June. July and hold their dinner dame at the Ho- the organization, To August graduation must file ap tel in Berkeley said yesterday Be Judged Today Tomorrow Claremont they that tonight's NCSSi011 is very im- titivation. this semester, accord- %soled go deeply into debt. portant AWS will Judge the dour t1eciaa:,-1., this afternoon at 3.30 :Jock, ing to the Registrar", Office. Ap- for those who wish to be- Dr Piet loop Alvera. liliti The ou erncfiiinthi supandportLid come delegates according to Carol Carlson and Bonnie Sue, publicity chairmen fur pointments (0 make application tosthe conference. consul-general to San Francisco AbTinantlilair htiS AWS. First, second, and for graduation are to be xched- "Since the club's budget has third place permanent trophies will be dicated that they did not feel Office. will speak in the San Jose Con- awarded and the perpetual first place trophy %int remain with the uled in the Registrar's that they should be responsible been cut, provision' can only be vert Hall tomorrow morning al winner hit the year. Department heads' approvals for the debt5 of the January made for 15 delegates instead of 10.30 o'clock. With 18 years of of majors and minors should graduates. 20 as was originally planned. Exhibits will be judged on originality, eurkmenship, COn- and ad- be filed in the Registrar's Office sequently, competition will ai January grsittele's were pres be a herence to the Christmas theme. 'The contest includes entries before applying for graduation. little stiffer for appointment to ant at the meeting. 1 from sororities and girls' living houses. The door decoration may Vorms for this purpose are &sati- Abe) on the agenda stab a die alternate or delegate posts," Miss not exceed the prier of $3. able in the Registrar's Office. Anderson pointed out. ..-ussion of the sunjects to be pre- Judges for this year's annual dour decoration contest are as fol- ented in the Senior Briefing clam 'Dr. Cresap, who received his lows: Alden Smith, assistant professor of speech; John DeVincenzi, next semester. It wee voted to ask Ph.D. in political science at Stan- instructor of art; and Mrs. persons to speak on the Alumni ford, said, an Jeanine Wortman, assistant activities offi- outlining some of Assn., psychology, religion, values cer, according to New Grade Mailing the points for toniehrs Ann Dutton, AWS president. lecture, of general education, city govern, that Marx was more of a prac- LAST YEAR'S WINNER ment, state government, national titioner than a theorize. He of- Last year's winner was Melody Hall at 320 S. 7th St. The "Night Procedure Requires and world affairs, use of leisure fered a definite plan of action 1Before Christmas" was the theme of Melody Hall's decorations which time and liberal arts front a buse for the people. "The split between depicted a livIng room scene consisting of a fireplace, gifts and deco- nes.s standpoint. the socialists and Students' Postage the commu- rated tree, JUNIORS HOLD PARTY nists was due to the Interpreta- Gamma Phi Beta and Merton alanor won second and third The practice of mailing grades The junior class held off on all tions concerning the Marxist doc- DR. DEAN R. CRESAP to students at the end of the se- business discussion at yesterday 'a alarm respectively. Gamma Phi Betas decorated their door AS A trine, Dr. Cresap continued. First IPC lecturer mester free-of-charge has come to class meeting in order to hold their package with magnolia leaves painted gold. an end,, David Sawyer, assistant Christmas party, according to Joe "Frosty' the Snowman" was the thena oi Mi :on Manor's scene registrar, said yesterday the state, Clark, president. which included a recording of "Frosty the Snowman." Honorable men- ' in an atempt to reduce government The intormal get-together waa Ford Foundation Grants Record Sum tions were won by Alpha.Phi, House of Earl and Di Bari House. spending, would not pay the post- climaxed by the Christmas carol- costs for grade mailing this Thirty living groups competed in last year's door decoration contest. age ing of thc clam members. The year. singing was accompanied by Two To Privately-Owned Sseaer also explained that Bonnetti at the piano. Colleges; Hospitals with the increased number of UNITED PRESS ROUNDUP The class choose by a narrow A record $500,000,000 w.i., dilated students this year, grades could i achusetts Institute of Technolog:. Music Fraternity DR. PIERLUIGI ALVERA margin to have Frank DeVol and yesterday to more than 4,000 of the 10,386.200; Princeton, $3,320,000. not be mailed out until the Same his Orchestra for the dance to be 11(6 nation's private colleges, hospitals and Syracuse. $3,177,900. dey just before registration. In . y held at Hawaiian Gardena. The and medical schools by the Ford ' The Ford Foundation wa.s estate To Present Annual East German these facts, Sanyer of. Reds Slew of date for diplomatic service experience, hi' the Prom is set for May Foundation, according to a United lished with 250.000 shares of Ford fered the follotting suggestions w ill lecturee on "Italy Today." 3' Press release. Motor Company stock provided by Fall Concert Tonight for obtaining grades at the end . Henry Ford and his son Ethel of this semester. Dr. Ms-era was born In Yen- Order Riot Squads yestele4e:PyntoMC 14ThSTSophomore Class members met Stanford University hospital.n Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, national The two men willed the foundation Students arc urged not to re- ice in 1914, and studied at the designate Wednesday. Alum Rock Sanitarium, O'connor music fraternity, will present its University of Padova an additional 1.400,000 shares. quest the mailing of their grades where he February 15, as the definite date Hospital and San Jose Hospital annual fall concert tonight at 8:15 Instead, a stamped, self-addressed received his d in furls- for the judging in the annual class- were among the list of voluntary., o'clock Into in the Concert Hall of the West Berlin left with prudence in postal card should be 1935. In 1938 he ' sponsored Soph Contest. non-profit northern California hos- Music Building, according to ati.) Albert BERLIN. Dec. 12 yhe each instructer at the final. The served as junior lieutenant in Jim Carter, chairman of the con pitale included in the list to re- Krueger, president of the group. East German postal have the name Five Communists ordered card should the SaVM3 Visvalev Reserve, test, announced that plans were ceive grants for improvement and Pennsylvania Vocal numbers on the program riot squads to demoestrate in the and number of the course on the and was admitted to the Dtplo- "coming along quite well" and that extension of their public services. Will include Verdi's "Celeste Aids" western sectors of the city today back. and the students address on matic-Consular !terse's. the fee- five committees were open for a.s further The grants: the largest single and Ernest Charles' "My Lady proof of the growing the front. toeing year. sophomores eh want to work on Reds Win Review might of the "sovereign" East Ger- tirade sheets would then be in- philanthropic act in history. Welke in Loveliness,'' sung by In I938 Dr. Alvera was appoint- the contest. The contest will he WASHINGTON. Dec. 12 ( UP) man stale. serted in the registration booklet brought to almost one billion . James Paris, tenor. Charles' "When ed vice-consol at Munich, Bavaria, taken up in detail at the class' Steve Nelson and four and would be available to students dollars the monies dealt out by other Penn- I Have Sung My Songs" and The Conimumst pretext was that Ile remained there for five years, first meeting after the holidays. sylvania coinmunist leaders today the West at registration time. the foundation since it was es- Klemm's "Love, You Are My Mu- German "Stahlhelm" then transferred to the position of Scott Sherman, president of the won a Supreme Court review of (Steel Helmet) Veterans "This procedure will save the tablished in 1936 from the profits sic," sung by Glen Rue Baritone. Organiza- consul at Berne. Switzerland. Sophomore Class at the University of the Ford Motor Empire. their Smith Act convictions for tion had scheduled a meeting in a Registrar's Office the unneces- Glasgow. of 'California, spoke to the clam Instrumental numbers will in- He became consul at conspiring to advocate thc violent cafe of the French sector on the sary individual manner of distri- ' about policies and problems facing clude Locatelli's Sonata for Viola Scotland, in 1947. and in 1949 was The United Press reported some overthrow of the government. East-West city border. huting grades over the counter in the ITC class. of the grants as follows: California and piano," by Ray Robinson and on registration day. made counsellor of emblissy at The high court soon will sched. West German police the office William Purdy: Haydn's "Concerto mobilized FROSH PLAN DANCE College of Al-ts and Crafts, Oak- tile arguments Also. it will Nee us time and Bonn on the case and their reserves for trouble and or- The Women's Gym on "Friday. land, $65.000; College of the Holy No. 2 for French Horn," by Val. work in alphabetizing envelopes In 1951 Or. Alvera served -is a hand down a decision later this dered them to border positions to ' the thirteenth" of January will be Names, Oakland, $109.500: College gene Phillips: Bozza's "Shepherds for mailing." member of the Italian term that may set broad stand- beat, baeltjete DelegaUon the tete efeee "Bieck Notre Dame, Belmont.. $69,840. of 14100151, they " dance of arils for future prosecutions un- Provence," 'p er f ormed* 'stream across the border as ex The old systme ef mailing'gredes tit the turnpeah remelt mid two, as decided at Monday"tiVreshman der the 1940 Smith Act. Philip Kates, oboe and Terrence to students has been in effect on years later he became chief Of 11W ele meeting. College of Pacific Stockton, peeled. The cafe is so near the McCann. English horn. Pianist Wil- our campus for the past two years. Cabinet of the Undersecretary of $279,600; Dominican College of San Nelson, William Albertson, Ben- border the Communists could send The dance will he a "girl ask ho liam Purdy will play Chopin's Sawyer comMented. "We are sure State for Foreign Affairs Rafael. $117.000: Mills College, jamin L. Careathers, James Hulse in wave after wave of assault teams. affair although stags are also in "Mazurka. Op. 33, No. 1," and "The the new system will work out for (Sr. Alyce's, who was appoint- Oakland $320,700; St. Mary's Col- Doleen and Irving Weissman were The last such invasion occurred silted "Admission will he haeed On Maiden's Wish." by Chopin-Liszt. the satisfaction of everyone con lege, $154.300: San Francisco Coi. sentenced to five years in jail after in May when 3,000 Communists cd to his Present Pest as Italian a penny an inch, mid students at Two special features on the pro- eerned." to San Francisco lege for Women. San Francisco, trial in Pittsburgh Federal Court. swarmed across the border and hat tending should plan In %Car some, is married and $166,440: Stanford University. Palo The U.S. Court of Appeals in Phila- gram will he the Brass Choir. and I ed 300 police. :net this year, thing black to carry «ill the Black marimba solo Taylor has two. children. Ile his taken magi,. ityn ... Ermt, camr , Alto, s2.334.400; University of San delphia upheld the convictions a by Walter The police won and tia Commit statttt nork Francisco, $264.200: University of ' last June by a 6-2 vote. - - - nuts were arrested and 34 point Don't Be Deceived; time out from his and president. hobbies of niusic. te 's. horses. 14.i:orations am tallow a inn Santa Clara. $239,700. SECOND CONVICTION and scores of Communists injured Ole Sun'll Shine and skiing. in nrite a number dernistic style. accordinc 1(1 Gene colleges and univer- The Pittsburgh convictions were 1 1NAL CONTRACT AWARDED Thirty.six Takash 1 hi skyward aidering of treatises fill Foreign Polk.). Bui, chairman It. the second under the Smith Act Wants Out sities received $10,000,000 or V.A.MIINGTON. Dec. 12. (UP) - AI% era's lecture tomorrow and ol her such symbols will helpuDr. more. The grant, 55.000.- that the Supreme Court has agreed SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 12 Ule The Navy today largest awarded a con- To perceive the meaning of the morning is one of the series of to create a superstitious alines - (100, York Univer. to review. since it upheld the law's --An attorney today sought the tract for going to New construction of part of dimming haze. speeches planned for the year pheree stated Bui. constitutionality in 1950. Then. it freedom of Oliver Takash, San sity. This is the maximum limit the huge rocket that s'ill hurl sun may by the College becture Commit- ' Smeral affirmed the convictions of the 11 Francisco State College drama stu- If rains up there, or if ideas for an annual fresh- set by the trustees regulating the : an earth-circling satellite vehicle Joe first-string communists. Last Octo- dent held in the San Francisco care tee, headed by Dean It W..rt man conies' were brought lip by The smallest grant, $31. -intoiGeTnhercuralter eenta).eeur grants. To shine on through the'cloudy The lecture schedule has yielded. Cindy Klink. freshman represents 900. went to the California School ber. the court also docketed the Hospital Psychiatric Ward on a contract ent to Acrojet maze. .000011 many other lecturers. three live to the student council. Miss appeals of 14 California commu- mental illness petition signed by General of Fine Arts, San Francisco, Co o Azusa, Calif.. diplo- Klink asked that freshman bring nists. Previously the high tribunal a college official. The answer. a resounding yes members of the foreign which specializes in rocket engine Other schools receiving close to had rejected appeals by more than Dr. John L. Bligstresser, Dean at least for this climatic math' service. representing Great their ideas to the next class meet. research and production University 40 communists. Students at the college, signed phase. Britain. Israel. and Germany ing the maximum included: of It will design and build a liquid of Chicago, $4.324,200: Yale, Nelson, former red leader in the petition alleging Takash was $4.- rocket motor for the second stage 000.900: Harvard, $4.510.000: Ms' Pennsylvania and a Lieutenant mentally ill. College officials said of the three-stage rocket vehicle Colonel for the the had Loyalists in Takash overplayed the part of which will blast the satellite aboul Spanish Civil War. has 'also been Lennie, the weak-minded giant in WAA Holds Annual 'Hoedown' 200 miles above the earth's slur conricted and sentenced to 20 John Steinbeck's "(X Mice and face during the 1957-58 interna 'Santa's Hideaway' years imprisonment under the Men" and that he had argued vio- timed geophysical year. slate's Sedition Lass, lently with one of his professors. I The first stage of the e. ' ' Dinner Festivities This Evening Co-Rec Party Theme be built by Glenn I.. Mae of Baltimore. Md.. which eas pi . I .1111111.11 1,111111 "Santa ideaway" is Ine theme viously awarded the prime contrail Assn "Hoedown" dinner will be for this year's Christmas party for the latinchina vehicle held tonight in the WoMen.s Gyin that Co-Rec will sponsor tomorrow . REDS TURNED RACK from 5 to '7 o'clock. according to Womene Gym, - ' night in the accord BERLIN. Dee. 12. itle Joan a'aughn, publicity chairman. ing to Jerry Moore, publicity chair- Berlin police arrested 245 I( : Price for the tickets is 50 cents man. The party is slated to start aril used water cannon and clog', -per peraon at 7:30 o'clock. to break up attempted riots by Pre-dinner activities in...hide re- The highlight of the party will Communists in the French sector creational se immine pin: pan:. he :111 authentic Spanish Pinata, of the city tonight. folk dance JIM IMMerolis Miset i. which will be explained by M. V. The Reds staged their' demon. The dinner N111 uonsist of spa- Madison. Following the pinata will stration in an obvious effort by ghetti. salad. Irene h bread. milk he a Christmas treasure hunt. This East German regime to thew and ice treaty'. lb t . for the ,t& feature will be lead by Jo Rae power of its new-found "sove- 1551011 alit be c:11,1121. status. Turner. reign" l'olimaing the dinner entertain- dis- Also on the agenda will be danc- I The attempt, however. u.is a ment will be presented The Del :a mal failure. ing, games. mixers and Christmate Zeta "Four Plus Two will gee a caroling around a tree. Salla. Mara- NEW PARTICLE FOUND mettle) of numbers The group col:i- moist will lead the group in sing:1 BERKELEY. Calif., Dec. 12 ( UPI sles of Anne Garland, uke; Jean lag. --University of California scion- Braes. gut bucket; Roberta Esans, confirmed the existence Another special feature Sill bel :lets have wasteeasket; Dottie Whittier, nasty of a sub-microscopic particle found "Spoonerisms." that will he led by board; Nancy Curtis. blocks. ana in the nucleus of an atom. Crouch. The explanation of Dottie Guido spew, Jody esistenre of the particle. "Spoonerisms- will remain a secret The Also Due lice. Hall VIM present k nee it as the anti proton. was con- until tomorrow night. their contribution la the (aim firmed through a study of photo- Refreshments of cider and do of ilaril)n I (Inland. ii hi us it! graphs trken at the time it was he sync& sing a number of songs. she ail nuts will isolated too months am'. Before he atcompanied le Ida aughn this. the anti proton hail existed on the piano. on!) in theory. Soloists Featvred Jo on Johnaon. Chi Onne:a. it iii l'at Daugherty. tenor, Robert alse present an act. Gibbs, baritone; and Robert Lille Pi Omega Pi Party Other entertainment. stitch ha, quist, baritone sill be the featuFed not been released et. %ill be tea- Pt ()nice., emorary hie . G. F soloists in The Messiah by education fi aicinity, sill hold ., tore(' !hi " Handel tonight at 7:45 o'clock at Chia itnias party- tonight at Ile the First Presbyterian Church at home of Dr Forrest Mayer. Pi 3rd St. Student Court 60 N rutty adviser. accordina to Mr, the The Sanctuary Choir. under Pat Wickstrom. president of the I " tale Sei direction of Gus Lease, Assistant croup. dent t mut fleeting this iiIternoon professor in music and director of guests .ire to meet at 3 30 o'clock in the Student THE 1955 SPARTA KEV is as ailahle on campus for student pur- Members 31111 the SJS Mena' Glee Club, will lend Ill front of the Student Union at ii ho the) get Union, according to Bob Becker, chase. Shown looking (nee this year's student directory are Them It ELI) ABOVE are four girls are &Akins sure performance. Student Ceurt chief justice. Every their 40 voices to the .7 p.m for transportation and those line annual W 11oedossn" will held Tucker, Jerry McCarthy, chairman of the public relations commit- It' for the AA dinner that be Joan McCormick, a graduate piano with transportation a ill meet in court number is requested to he amen's Gym tonight from o'clock. Left to right tee. Patricia 0 Nief and Marlene Berget..efter today the remaining in the tt discuss possible parking major will he organist. front of ler. Maser' home. at 7.311 there to Sparta Bey 's may hc purchased in the Student Atreus Business arc Joan %audio, publicity chairmen. Itarbars I bale r ( rol)n juretlic- According to Lease, the public New members are in i barge at S 'elation procedure and photo by Baskin. llodge, 31111 loan Higdon. photo by Peterson La Invited to attend. Office. activities for the cvening., tional problems. 2 SPARTAN DAILY TUESDAY, DEC. 13, 1955 LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS 41 by Dick giblet 'Christmas Songs by Sinatra,' Voices BA "W.+ Of Walter Schumann Record for Yule By DEE BOTH Sinatra a chance to feel serious mas Gift," is his own composi ! Christmas time is fart approach- and frivolous. "Acieste" is done Don. ' ing and in its wake we find the with much feeling, and it is Sinat- Walter Si humann is a direct* record companies on the hall, ra In full voice; Sinatra the se- who has the kna, is of making all _adrAinEAV, coming out with some good sides rious, and he does very well by the voices of thrbnsemble 'oleni of Christmas and holiday music. it. He is on the serious side together so that they almost sound Practice What You Preach . SINATRA ti1NCP4 again when he sings "Oh, Little like one tremendous voice. Dear Thome and Parry : "Christmas Song's by Sinatra" Towh of Bethlehem,". He sounds It seems that last swing, during the housing survey conducted by the is Frank's latest release in the like the iight-hearted lad oi, Cellege Religious Council. one of our 1' members uho is nau holiday vein': Included on the "Santa Claus," like the popttsi Ne.s1E-51 rityl. in ate persuaded his housemother to open up her house to all student LP. by Columbia Sinatra sound. And what do you think happened! Here is the report of this him are come of the CHORAL RECORDINGS cimart. Mciciprn Frame-. mother. tr,ditionals phi( "The Voices Of Christmas" by "My boys got along fine for auhile, but soon the ohite boys began a few novelties The Voices of .Walter to move out, giting various reasons. Now when boys come to my house Axel Stordahl Schumann to see about a room, they tell me how nice the place is, but vi hen and the Ken again shows off the traditional they find a Negro is living there the lei %e and never come ha 3 few Negro She continued. -I really like the Negro boy and wpuld like to los back Sinatra, spirituals, which certainly lend DR. CHENNELL a n d certainly something new and refreshing to him, but there is nothing I can do-1 ha%e to rent my rooms." Optotnetrist - Optician lend spirit to the the Christmas season. The snirit - Last sprats; a survey was taken of students to determine how matt, cutting. uais, of which there are three, 154 3 St/tend CY 5 2'4 would not mind thing in a non-discriminating house %there all racial "Silent Night.' were arranged by Jester 11,(Jr- of SPAN-TIN groups *ere allowed, and 89 per cent said they would be willing to ''Adeste Fideles,' ton. and one of them, "C',,, Member share a room with a fellow Negro student. To this. the housemother "White Christ- BOYD eleatirx commented, "Ves. you boys sas something with your toiwues but neser mat," "Jingle Belk," "oh, Little mean it in your hearts, and when it comes &an to the real thing you Town of Bethlehem," "It Came don't do it.' Upon A Midnight Clear," Have fft n-, Yourself a Merry Little Christ- TOP TUNES! How can we ever achieve brotherhood and democracy in our local mas" and "Santa Claus is Conlin' communities or M the world it v.e cannot practice it here among our- "WELL HEN YOU SAID YOU'ep TAKE' -Memories Are Made to democracy is not enough. It's what we HouRs TrialCi HT *YOU MEANT 'To Town" are the bands on this selves? Lip service actually YOU e4 I one. They give the listener and of This da that shows what we really believe. Let's start living our ideals now -Dean Marlin Welvin Stroud -Moments To Remember AS13 1430 Dr. Ralph Smith Says I le Is Underdog -Lads Spartan Daily Errors -Nothin' For Christmas Dear Thrust and Parry: 'LOVE and AAAPRIACE -Barry Gordon As this is an institution of higher learning, I'd like to point out two As Date for Big Debate Draws Closer -Frank Sinatra "16 TON'. small but definite errors in the Spartan Daily. -Tenn Ernie stories on The Also They occur in the Barrens of Wimpole Street.' and Hy TOM tIURPDINII absurd suggestions as those of Dr. engineering from Stanford Uni- are found in the following quotation and in similar writing in a previ- Dr. Ralph J. Smith, taigpieering Fallicols." versity. The Latest Classical Recordings ous story: Departinent head, stated flatly to- Some factions on campus con- Dr. Smith started the SJS En- "The play. written by Rudolf Beisier, is the biographical story of day that lie considers himself the sider Dr. Smith's regarding him- gineering Department as a one - FRANK the invalid Elizabeth Moulton-Barrett, and the acclaimed poet, Robert ' underdog" in his verbal feud self as "the underdog" merely as man uhit in 1945. Today, uncle! Browning." This is a fairly accurate statement today. but it gives the with Dr. Arturo Fallico of philoso- part of his strategy. The doctor, his leadership arid guidance, the impression that the status of the two was always in that relationship. phy as it reaches its final round on the other hand, backs up his department has grown to includc in open debate. The two doctors belief CAMPI MUSIC Co. Following are excerpts from the third edition of "The Literature of by stating that his last for- 24 faculty members and 740 en will match wits in the face-to-face England." Volume 11, George B. Woods, Homer A. Watt, George K. mal chmmunications course was greeting majors. SOS, 1st CY. 3-9291 contest in Morris Dailey Audito- Anderson. Scott, Foresmans and Co., N.Y., 1948. pages 656, 709 and 710. taken as a junior in high school. LIBERAL MINDED PROFS rium Thursday night at 7:30 Actually, Dr. Smith is consid- PHONOGRAPHS ".. . and her reputation as a poet far exceeded his ... Before Brown- The 5.15 engineering bead um- FROM $19.95 o'clock. ered a seasoned speaker by his ing. then an obscure poet, came to know her, she was already popularly The melded on the lIck of liberal ari, RADIOS FROM $14.95 actual title of the collegues here in the Bay Area. courses in his own education. "I thought of as a rival of Tennyson ... In 'Lady Geraldine's Courtship' much-publicized disagreement is, The Engineering Department We have anything she made an allusion to the work of the little read Browning which "Should we have a believe instructors who are liber musical Moratorium head president of the Engineer- best I. flattered and touched him." on Technological pursuits to per- ing Club of San Jose, American al-minded provide the "Rudlof Beisier" is spelled as "Rudolf Besier' in Columbia Encyclo- mit greater emphasis on Human- Society for Engineering Educa- for a liberal education," . stated, "This type of instrucioi pedia. istic Studies?" tion (California Branch), and the can eliminate the need fdr spe- Gary Butler City Planning Commission of San SPEAKING ARRANGEMENTS cialized liberal education courses." ASB 6662 Dr. Fallieo upholds the affir- Jose, THRILL. the Small Fry with . . mative and Dr. Smith takes the The SJS head engineer has oth- However, Dr. Smith went on Mapology Course negative stand. Each doctor will er background which points to his to explain that his department is Dear Thrust and Parry: speak approximately 13 minutes knowledge of communication me- now offering some unique courses dia. In 1953 Dr. Smith won first Your "map of Sierra ski area" in the Dec. 7, issue is a little off. and then will be permitted a 5 for the Engineering Department. alt Disney's minute rebuttal. prize in a national contest for These courses include Report Skiers would find it rather difficult to go to Yosemite out of Stockton On completion of the debate, the meeting will be young engineers with an article Writing and a Seminar. The En- on California State Highway 120 (as your map shows) because 120, thrown open to questions from titled, "Education for the Engi- gineering Seminar deals strictly INDERELLA goes out of Manteca, 10 miles south of Stockton. the floor. neering Spectrum." The basic with student knowledge outside State 120 is knuwn as the "Big Oak Flat Road." However. it is ex- Both factions in the Smith- ideas in this aiticle are now in- of the field of science and en- shochp,4 Also, the portion of the ceedingly un-flat, being very narrow and steep. Val .j flare up haVe Ir eled corporated in Dr. Smith's new gineering. Wrist watch road from Crane Flat twhere it enters the park) to the valley (and charge and counter-charge at Book, "Engi ring as a Career" Badger Pass) is closed in the winter. Snow, you know. the opposition ramp throne') to he pl Ivhed tie the 1k- The superior route is State 140 out of Merced. An all year, high the columns of this paper. SJS Gras' and 11111 Company. 0:7 gear highway, 140 is not appreciably shorter from San Jose but it is Students ate di)ided ill senti- THAT "EXTRA SOMETHING" Spartan Daily _Asir far safer and more pleasant (and you're sure of getting to Badger). ments. Es en oilier departments However, w hen faced with the I'd just hate to see anyone get up highway 120 about 50 miles and on campus Are telling into the above menti med evidence, Dr. San Jose State College then find they could go no further (except on snowshoes). Such could act. Smith still insisted, "I will have its a PEAL wrath ... Dr. Smith, in accepting the self- to depend on something more Entered as second class moner Apill ureck a whole weekend. Jose, Cal , undo( specially made to de- styled role of underdog, stated, than skill as a debater Thursday 24, 1934, in San light some I hope no one tries to follow your ''map" without using a reliable have been warned against ap Just what that "d.olTie- the act ot Match 3, 1E179. Merr:ber little girl night." Putloshets As on your road map to supplement it. pearing on the stand opposing thing" will he, Dr. Smith didn't California Newspaper gift list! Chil- B Howarth tocaitioo. dren's favorite fairy such a skilled and eloquent speak- mention. Publ.:N daily by the Associated ASS 5953 tale character on a er." The engineering head further Dr. Smith has an interesting Students of San Jose State College commented, "I'm sure a poor tech- background in education. tie be- ' e cept Saturday ond Sunday, durmg dainty small size Man's 'sOlvation' nician stands little chance against gon Isis cplleee career at UCLA.; the college year wah one issue doting watch. Comes nestled Dear Thrust and Parry: Dr. Fallico's oratory. However, However, Dr. Smith received his ! each tonal a aminotion period in a transparent slip- --Editor- It has indeed been reassuring to hear that the social scientists, the we in science and engineering bachelor's deeree from the Uni- j Teleplione. CYpress 4 64 I 4 per in gift box show- i01, Ext. 210. Advertising Dept. Ext. engineers, and the philosophers are actively engaged in solving the my- must oppose as best we can such versity of California in 1938. Ile ! ing colorful scene stayed on at ('al after graduationi 211. riad of monumental problems currently facing mankind. According to idhut is waterpt"J v¦Ity WI a from the Walt Disney aillifint. In 1940, he Subs,. the self-appointed SJSC representatives of each of these professions, as a teaching temainder-of srhool year basis. In tall motion picture! was awarded his master's degree mankind's only hope for survival is ultimately dependent upon their semester, $3; in Spring S*1110St f, in engineeriog. 11. profession alone.. $1 In that year, Dr. Smith came of the Santo Clara Journal for the sagacity, integrity and sobriety of these Pf1111S With due N-spect to SJS as an instructor in engi- 1440 Franklin St Santa Clara, Calif. representatives, me would like to call one self-appointed fundamental neering and mathematics. lie was 4111.P. fact of modern civilization to their attention so that they may more on the Spartan campus for two Editor accurately evaluate their positions years. During the war years of ELEANOR NORRIS This fundamental fact, a fact that seems obvious and inescapable, 1942-45, Dr. Smith was employed, Business Manager is this: Is it not true that the humble mud-slinging ditch diggers and at Stanford University in the LEO CHIANINLI the intrepid 6Ifactoryglandless sewer cleaners are the most important field of cads, research, News Editor: Sob Edmiston members of modern society? Ultimately. without them, the rest of us In 1944, Dr. T. W. MarQuarrie, then president of San Jose State! Sports Ed.tors, Bob 'triage!, Jim freamt would float away in our own excretions. College, called on Dr. Smith Society Editor, Jerri tee Hunt John Rslander. ASB 7194 to , Fine Arts Editor: _ Marilyn Cul formulate plans for a new SJS Ruffner John Nelson. ASB 5554 Copy Desk Chief: Boll Engineering Department. Dr.l Featutu Editor: -...-- Pete Mertel I Smith toured the ernintry Visit- Wore Edrtor: Sol Orlando $ 9S Hang Loose Man! .ing 22 college; of engineering to Photo Editor, Wilbur Sims Dear Thrust and Parry: Exchange Editor, Dee Boyd get ideas. Questions arise daily between humans when one person differs He returned to San Joqe in Day Editer Pt.-, fed T in opinion with another. Of this we are all aware. But for a college 1945 sod made his pronosals to SAHARA WHITE professor to 14s his stack in public so the whole student body can Dr. Maetnialrie. In that year. COPY DUE STAFF take a look at his brain, is beyond logical reason from the standpoint the Sun Jose State Engineering Diane Co head, Joon fleabag, ƒ ƒ neftrno. Departnient was born. Also in John Ifeplonger, Pita Sabol, B016010 of retaining the re(.pect of those with whom he has to du. DR. RALPH SMITH Williams. Alex Idol tun I !l-I Hr. Smith received his . I tun TIP underdog'' Or, at same low price . . ASB 9165 doetorate degree in electrIcAl HMS STAR Mel Bowen, Ned Daniels, Barbara Gullo, Jon Huwtsloy, Jim Hushaw, DAVY CROCKETT 'Love Thy Neighbor' Carole Witty, Tom Murphine, Bob Pent - rat, Vonce Peron, flume Solveroar Shel- Dear Thrust arid Parry: The I, iddies will love it The only official Walt Leo Nordling, do you think giving the South the "cold shoulder" is by Tree, h.; Voncleiembs, Frank War Disney Davy ten, and Barbara Whoto Crockett wrist watch . . . A durable REAL should make a serious mistake because of watch with a full really what they need? If you Meetings rotor picture of Davy on the dial. Decorated strap. your upbringing and or your job would you appreciate it if your friends ADvERTISIND STAFF Colorful Disneyland Gift Box also contains gave you the "cold shoulder" Alpha Beta Alpha wilt meet to- Lutinq in students Assn. -viii Office Manager: Barbara House Paul Arevedo, Eugene brehaut, Bud a musical powder horn! night at 8 o'clock at the home ..le Do you think we are so perfect in our racial associations that we can of meet St dent Y at G o'cl.s k Burgess, Charles Earnest, John flhutt punish the South for theirs' What about the housing problem right Marilyn Markert. Those who need tonight la E,, to the batvlitet to- Jan Curnutt, Donald Dutison, CI.: here at SJS" How about it? Do you think we could try possibly a little transportation are to meet in front gether. Dooley, Also Hahn, Charles lei of the Student Union at hinder on the "love thy neighbor" policy instead? 7:30 MENC will meet today at 5:30 Muty Pat Jameson, Aron Levy, Juhro o'clock. A sign-up sheet is locat- lowts. Barbara Fischer, John Howard, NO MOO DOWN Mildred Hall P.m. in M248 All members are Pon Price, Joel Saffron, Carl Shaver ed in L2I2 for those who need urgent ASH 3852 transportation. , to attend. Getaldine Solva, Corot, Smith, Terry Sweeney, Eleanor Valente, John Wog Alpha Chi Epsilon will meet to- Rally Comtnitteo will meet to- nor, Harry !Jag., and Richard Russell ONLY 25r a Week Paternal Agreement morrow night in Room 53 at 7:30 morrow night at 7:30 o'clock in Tin u,.1 and Parr): o'clock. John R. Kerr will !.peak Morris Dailes Auditorium. Elec- Your article, N. L Smith, states that a football player needs an "all on "Creative Dramatics." tion of cheeileaders will take QUALITY HAIRCUTS out active interest in what he is doing." I agree with you. Institute of Radio Engineers will plaee. Our school has an outstanding sports record nationally in several meet tomorrow night in E118 at Rally Executive Committee will for sports such as boxing judo, others whenever material 7:30 o'clock. Dr. Victor B. Corey, track, golf and meet in the StJelerit Union tomor- Discriminating is good. We have had national championships in several sports. chairman of the -IRE professional row at 3.30 p m. Spartans In basketball, we never have a disappointing season even when Ma- group on engineering manage- ment will be guest speaker His SJS Amateur Radio Club will terial is not strong Already this season, the team has dune the un- meet at the llanisbAck natay court topic will be 'Management and Roy's expecked in upsetting Seattle University and on the Seattle the Beginning Engineer " 12 30 p m. Open evenings until 9 This is something few teams have done. International Students Organi- Serial Affaiso Committee will Could you deny develdp this "all Barber Shop these coaches did not inspire and sation will meet tomorrow at 3.30 meet in the stident Union Thin 508 5 10th out active interest."' Maybe this ability to bring out the best in men p m. iii Slain. day at 3'30 n :n. important as paternalism. STREET fielder.) is as Rums Phi will meet tonight at !Student Activities Boord w¦11 Also Distinctive Women's 91 SO. FIRST Donald R Wagner 7:30 o'clock in Fust Methodist meet today in the Student Union Hairstyling from $5.95 ASE 11102 Church. at 330 p m. SPARTAN DAILY 3 TUESDAY, DEC. 13, 1955 Spartans Meet Gators Tonight Try "Genuine" Pirra THE NEW Swimmers Cagers Seek Third Win CAPRI INN Should Boxing Coach Calls 8:: N. 13th Street Contact Coach In Spartan Gym Tussle -)ecializing in . . Now Meeting Tomorrow PIZZA and and freshmen swim- mkt Fresh from an Impressive 60-41 by a cold shooting night by Sac- All candidates for the vanity ITALIAN FOOD Wain candidates are re- romp over Sacrament) State Sat- ramento. busine tram are invited to at- quested to 'contact Coach -MK IS A INIFEIIINCT" The Spartans shouldn't have too merlins 1101110ITOW in Charles Walker in the Men's urday, the Spartan cagers seek tend a much trobule who Gym this week. their third win in tour starts to- with the Gators, room 01.7" at S p in , according earned 3 split with Cal Poly over to hosing Coach Joh* Men- night when they take on San the weekend after taking it on emir/. Nana for the coming Wa- Francisco State at 8:15 in Spartan the chin from USF's national ld.. .ri ms will he discussed Guava Jam, Jelly Gym. The SJS junior varsity goes champs. SJS Net Tourney after its second win of the season After the San Francisco State Poi, Lou Lau against the Gator J.' in the 6 game, the Spartans will take off road trip of tlw Crack Seed p.m. preliminary game on tlwir second O'Connor To Resume Today young cage season. Leslie Spartan coach Walt McPherson Li Hing Mui got a good look at his personnel Saturday night as he was Named PCL Head At Backesto Park able to ;Ind Many Other Items use 15 players in a number of dif- I SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 12 (Up . Play continues this week ferent 'combination.s. However, he oi the Leslie O'(onnor, former assistah' annual S:JS fall tennis tourney at saw little that would make him Backesto Park. Players should ob- change his starting lineup of Fred Ii, the late Commissioner tain tennis balls from tennis Niemann and John Tyrceg at for- I w as installed formal! coach Hugh Mumby in the P.E. wards, Mary Branstrom at center, di., president a the Pa. ,. Office and Eddie Diaz and Tom Crane State College the morning of the match. Coast League Players %rho can't play at at guards. the PCI, directors, In their annual scheduled times must give Mumby Niemann leads the Spartan December meeting, accepted the Market at least four hours notice or for- scorers with 45 points In three feit the match. resignation of Claire V. Goodwin-- games for an &A rr rr of 15 and immediate). nained O'Connor 8th and Can Corlos THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE points per game. In addition he 1.. the 1,, , ƒ leads in the rebound depart- TUESDAY: ment s% Ilk 38. Cralie ssith 39 Rich Kolbly vs. deLambert, 3:31 points, mut Diaz %s oh 37 trail p.m. (meet at Dink Clark's Ten- Niemann in the scoring race. SHANK'S DRIVE-IN nis Shop, Sixth and San Carlos Crane tops the Spartans in field shirt streets). goal percentages with 451'. Snappy service, snappy DRY CLEANERS and WEDNESDAY: happy boy friend, happy skirt. Held together by captain Crane. SHIRT LAUNDRY Earl Carmichael vs. Dale %vire, 1:30 p m. the Spartans proved their victory over Seattle was no fluke by toy- One Stop In by 9 00 Sam Waggoner vs. George Fer- ing with the Hornets. S.IS showed FRFD N1EMANN Service Out by 5 00 guson, 2:30 p.m. a hustling defense that was aided .. Lea ialq or No Fxtrri Chcirie Hal Smith vs. Henry Wong, 3 p.m.' Fred Niemann t. a .3 33 11 ?it 23 38 10 4.!. S SECOND and SAN CARLOS Gordon Nicholson ca. Bill Mc- Tom Crane, g 3 29 14 l'" II 14 C 39 13 0 (Riot)! behind Newberry Lean, 3.30 p m. THURSDAY: Eddie Bias, g 3 32 13 16 11 8 9 37 11 We give S I H Green Stamps Joe Norton vs. Jay Smith. CLARK VAMAs11(1, left, Is shown Friday night being awarded John Erceg, f 3 25 6 7 4 16 10 16 1:30 p.m. the trophy for the outitanding boxer in the 1.9th annual novice Bob Borghesanl, c 3 13 4 11 9 90 10 3.:: Kent Clunie vs. Bob Ruff, Mary Branstrom, c 3 19 4 8 0 24 5 8 '7 boxing tournament. Ed Rudloff, SJS water Polo coach, is making 1:30 p.m. George King, g 3 12 2 3 1 5 2 5 1 7 Per.onalized Service for the presentation. Looking on in center is Boxing Coach Julie Menendez. Yamasaki won a close decision over Jack Ilelvie Bob Chrism), f 2 5 2 0 0 7 1 4 ?0 Sort Jose State Students SAN JOSE'S NEWEST In the finals of the 140-pound division. photo by Williams Gil Egeland. f 2 6 2 0 0 6 1 4 0 - Dick Sehwendinger, sr 2 7 2 1 0 3 4 4 0 TROY LAUNDRY Ray Goodwin, f 3 8 1 2 0 14 4 ? 01 i Pete Brady, f 1 2 1 1 0 5 3 20 AND Supreme Court Will Decide on legality Hank Nose, g 1 1 0 2 1 3 0 1 1 0 , Jack Rawley. f 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 00, DRY CLEANING G Students Don Parrot. f 1 3 0 1 0 1 3 0 00 typ Of Fair Trade Price Fixing Agreements 15% CASH & CARRY DISCOUNT ' George Wagner, f 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 00 cATRE 5 c WASHINGTON, Dec. 12 (UP) that there was "not a shred of San Jose Totals 3 197 62 92 53 157 Cl 177 59 0 722 - 726 Almaden Ave. CY. 3-8668 The Supreme Court -last &toy-- agreed today evidence" that they individually Opponents Totals . 3 187 51 101 60 149 58 It 54.0 Hu* th funniest motion pal ure to decide the legality of "fair taught revolution. ver mode trade" price-fixing agreements at 3. Refused to interfere with a the wholesale level. "Mr GOOD OLD DAYS"_ - Utah court ruling that parents -also- These agreements are a key who teach that polygamy is "God's "A MAN CALLED PETER" step in the process by which some law" are unfit to rear children. with RICHARu TOW, brand-name products orris... or, The issue was raised when the ---TOMOIIROW- retail shelves bearing established State court awarded to public 11;n9 Crosby - Danny Kaye in minimum price tags. The justice welfare authorities custody over Irving Swim's department is fighting the prac- some children from a plural-mar- MIT":4E "WHITE CHRISTMAS" tire, permitted under the "fair riage sect of excommunicated BIG RED LETTER DAY_ On ot ihe B.,t Mut" oils ever model trade" laws of 45 states, on the Mormons at Short Creek, Utah. grounds that it deprives consum- - 4. Rejected, 5 to 3. California's ers of the benefits of price com- move to bring four states of the petition. :>4 414 '7 STUDIO lAPPer Colorado River Basin into In other major actions today, the long court fight between Cali- 7 the high court: fornia and Arizona over division DECEMB ER 25 -Three Stripes in the Sun" I. Agreed to decide whether of the rivers' water in the lower -starring - unions have the right to demand basin. Aldo Roy Phil Carey - Dick York that employers "open the books" Fair Trade Laws are on the And introducing-Mitsoko Kimono when wage demands are rejected books in every state except Texas, .-.. He hated rill Japanese . . 'til the on grounds of the company's in- Vermont, Missouri and the District ece night he met a girl called Yoko! ability to pay. The National Labor of Columbia. - - also - Relations Board has held that Congress enacted legislation in unions 1952' exempting fair-trade agree- "noel an the Mississippi" do have the right to inspect company financial records in ments at the retail level from the .,farnnci l. garter, 'Nitride Medina such cases. But the U.S. Court of federal anti-trust laws But the In, hnicolor- Appeals in 'Richmond, Va., over- Justice Department, in the test ruled the 'Labor Board. case accepted for review by the 2. Agreed to review the convic- court today, contends that this TOWNE tions of Steve Nelson and four law does not allow McKesson & other Pennsylvania Communist Robbins, the nation's largest drug "CAPTAIN'S PARADISE.' into agree- Alec Guinness plus- leaders on Smith Act charges of wholesaler, to enter "FAN-FAN THE TULIP conspiring to advocate violent ments with competing wholesal- Gerard Philip* if Gina overthrow of the gpvernment. The ers fixing a minimum price on 'The Great) lallobrigida Communists, who Were given five- McKesson ik Robbins products (french Comedy)) year prison sentences, contend handled by both. %Wen)' with ASS Cards SIN
SARATOGA 'INTERRUPTED MELODY.' Glen ford - Eleanor Parker in Cinernascope - Also- 'THAT LADY" Olivia DeHavilland - Gilbert Roland Rooms with Kitchen privileges $25 a month rooms for boys. Students with ASS Cards SOc and private off-street parking. Kitchen privileges, linen 561 S. For men. Inquire at the "Pig Pen." 7th St. corner of 9th and San Antonio or UNITED ARTISTS call CY7-4468. SKI RENTALS! lowest prices anywhere. fink Clark's, Corner "WICHITA" Rooms for girls, kitchen privil- of 6th and San Carlos. Jest Plus- eges, fraternity row, four vacan- WANTED "A Man Alone'' cies. Phone CY2-5785. Ray 101110 d Girl students, room and hoard for Experienced thesis and disserta- Spring semester; Merton Manor. tion typing. Barbara Prendergast, 43 S. 5th St. Essex 7-2514. MAYFAIR Furnished apart meat four Driving to Kansas City, Mo. for rooms. 405 S 8th St. CY3-1613. Christmas holidays. Leaving Dec. "THIS ISLAND EARTH" 16, students interested in riding all Years in the making Plus- Furnished apartment, clean, al- or part way and are willing to "WAR ARROW" most new, attractive, for girls. 81 share expenses proportionately, Jeff Chandler Maureen O'Hara E. William St. contact Martin Cagily at 365 E. San Shrollonh with ASS Ceres Stk. Fernando after 6 pm weekdays. Gentlemen close in nicely furn- ished apartment for two or three. Wanted Ride to or near Port- DRIVE-IN Reasonable. Also lovely large room land. Call C. Maxwell. Cy3-9617. EL RANCHO twin beds, private entrance GALLANT" coM-kitchen. 545 S. 4th St. Entiliiht for riders to Albuquer- "LUCY que. Share expenses. CY2-11592. Jan. Wyrnon - Charlton Herten Garage Room for College boy. -plus- "NIGHT OF THE HUNTER" Half-bath. 406 S. llth St. FOR SALE llob.rt Mitchum - Shelley Myhre Room and Board BOYS 21 Rati-sch and Lomb microscope. meals per week. $70 and $75 Model FR, two objective achroma- C 1ƒ 4 I 0 1,mere e monthly. Clean rooms and show- tic lenses, 10 x 16 mm. 43 x 4 mm [ CALIFORNIA er. Make reservation now for 5x and 10x eyepiece lenses, wood spring semester. C73-5880. carrying case. CY4-7043. "THE BIG KNIFE" lark Potent. - Ida Lupin' Cleft ta college c I e a n. fur- See the 1954 model State Jackets America's Best Filter Cigarette ! nished apartment with bath. For et Dink Clark's., Corner of 8th -plea- three girl students. Inquire F. and San Carlos, (It's really "The_Ifeniseing American" Jenks, 418 S. 8th St. sharp')
4 SPARTAN DAILY TUESDAY DEC 13 1955 State Department Prince of Monaco Told by His Subjects Adlai Movement :ISO Aids Library PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 12 Three members ol the 'inertia- !bona! Students Organization aided Immuniza tion Shots Consultant To Visit To an American UP) Adlai E. Stevenson for Bring Home Bride the San Jose State College Library President petitions were being with the cataloguing of foreign LE HAVRE, FRANCE, bee. 12 (UP) Calling all girls: One SJS Campus Today of circulated in the Portland area to- books, according to Imo Fujimoto, Slated for Spring Europes moat eligible bachelors sailed today for the United States with ' ISO day by a Steleenson-for-President president. The students were Miss Flora Daly, the words of his subjects echoing in his ears: Bring back a bride. Ilarry Bridges, California State conunittee heeded by Roger Yu and Sub I direct ,:t :.adent Department consultant in the edu- He was Bachelor Prince Rainier III of Monaco tall, dark, hand two Reed ok Song College students. :mmuntsations to be given during health. cation of the mentally retarded, ' some, young and rich. He arrives In New York aboard the liner United Those who wish the -Booster ow spring &semester. Immuniza- will visit SJS today to consult with States next Friday for a two-weeks' private visit to the United States. John Ramsay-Hill, tion as follnws: dose" are asked to come in for it Los Angeles. Dine by Condlehght 1st the is ill be offered Dr. William Sweeney and Richard The 32-yearold Rainier strenuously denied he was wife hunting Calif., and Sheldon Lynn, Ham- on the first occasion on which Outland about the program for mond, Ind., srli.ilipox that particular immunization is just yet hut his subjects are be- said they thought HOUSE OF PIZZA training teachers of exceptional ' coming their committee luesday. Feb. 21. 1956 given children. desperate. If he does not to put Stevenson by the Civic Auditorium- marty and produce an heir the 370- on the Oregon primary ballot in IkePreviews 1956 395 Almaden A. CS 7-9900 Diptheria and Tetanus Tosoids-- Immunizations will be given on The last session of the Califor acre nation 1956, the dates indicated from 9-11:30 reverts to France and was the first movement of , Tbersdas. Feb. 23. 1956 nia State Legislature passed a bill Legislative Plans his subjects have to start paying . its kind in the couotry Thenidas. March 22. 1956 Alm and 2-4:30 p m. in the Health making it mandatory that high French taxes. AlIERRUMI¦INes No refunds will Thursday. April 26. 1956 Office, Room 31. schools establish special programs NV S111Nt; I k p.c. 12 (UI') be made for those not appearing for the mentally retarded by Sep- President Eisenhower previewed The prince, who told his subjec: Ts phoid-Part y phoid tor immunizations. tember 1956. Many eredentialed for Republic-au Congressional in a radto address this summer that Da Little Porker Sez: MAN I. 197.6 he Endes. teat-hers will be needed for this leaders today . an election-year shares their concern, also depict- Friday. Ma s II. 197.6 work, according to Outland. legislative program calling for a ed the woman he seeks: Friday. MA 18. 1956 Dr. George Bruntz Information concerning this pro- balanced budget. broader social "I like girls who look natural. I hCHOW DOWN cards slioui, gram can he had by contacting security and health benefits and really do not like Immunization him ultra-chic, en- purchased in Room II, b t in the Department of Secon- new school ond highway con- ameled beauties. And I cannot bear dary Education. Thursday. Feb. 16. The cost is Travels to Riverside struction. glamor girls or highly charged sex, dollar for any or all of the NVI Miss Daly also will speak to the wenches." class, Curriculum and Methods for For IWA Conference Before boarding the PIG PEN The entire series of three lin - Teaching the Mentally Retarded. on liner the munizatlum. is necessary to es- 1). I, !.,*iS the topic. "Education for Mentally Faculty Readings Prince told newsmen his visit was tO, Cos 9th and Son Antonio tablish immunity against either fes...,r of political science. left Retarded Pupils in Secondary Dr. James Clancey, professor of "strictly private" and that he did Sunday to attend a four-day con- not intend to d,ptheria. tetanus Or typhoid-par- Schools." speech and drama. will read 'scenes bring'back a bride. Hoillemucie Cfidi . atyphoid. Those who took a series femur of political scientists and Before coming to California, Miss from Jean Anotiihts play, "Leo- historians from throughout the Daly taught Homemade Soup last year should have a re-iinnoi- special classes for the cadia," tomorrow at 12:30 p.m. in I nization or -Booster dose" this United States. mentally retarded in the secondary the Studio Theater. Goodies To Go year, according to Mis.s Margaret This couference. the Institute of schools of Ottawa, Canada. She also This will be the fourth in a series YOUR 1 convenes annually iPATRONIZE World Affairs. is the author of a recently publish- of faculty readings, sponsored by WME IN AND SEL ot Riverside to consider interna- ed study, "Mentally Retarded Stu- Dr. Dorothy Kaucher's class in ad- ADVERTISERS 1 ((lUll problems. such as the dents in California Secondary vanced oral interpretation. The TAL & DEE DEE United Nations dues. Schools." Local AAUP Elects readings are open to the public The institute is under tlw di- i Dolloff President section of Chancellor Rufus B. Von Klein.schmide former presi- :s- H. D01., dent of the University of South- ./tit professor of geology, . was ern California. elected president of the SJS chap- The institute is scheduled to ter of the American Assn. of Uni- end tomorrow. Dr. Dudley T. versity Professors recently. He Moorehead was the SJS delegate Pro- succeeds Dr. Glenn Reed, I)) the conference last year. fessor of English.
others elected %vete William .1 1.:1-lendstin, professor iif mil . LSA To Sponsor vice president; Miss Mary Booth. associate professor of oc- DEW-. therapy, secretary: and E.Bradley cupational Dinner Tonight assistant professor John .1. Gross. A thinner still be held tonight at of English, treasurer the lmanuel Lutheran Church for all foreign students. any interested (Jr how the amazing purple. motor oil turned Purple student and members of the Luth- eran Students Assn. The dinner. Entomology Group shich will feature middle-eastern :am!. costs $1 and transportation is Dinner, Party t¦ros ided. Plan Students planning to attend and .so The Entomology (*lab ilaVt Ho ride are urged to meet at You've heard it said that competition among disi Jose State will hold its trade the Student Y at 6 o'clock. There companies brings you better products dinner and party Friday ahead Christmas will be a caravan of cars leaving of time? night at 6:30 o'clock in the Student the Student V for those not ac- Union, according to Gordon Sam- quainted with the location of the "Then sit in with me out at Union Oils re- uelson! chairman of the affair. church, which is at 1710 Moorpark search center for a spell and see it happen. The club. which is celebrating its Ave.. near the County Hospital. 20th anniversary this year. is one of " rake the case of the amazing purple motor the oldest organizations on campus. oil. Some years back we foresaw that car en- hs Survey Reveals The club was started in 1935 gines coming up would put more than several enthusiastic students. The Housing Statistics simple founding adviser was Dr. Carl A. lutrrication demands on oil. Duncan, who is amazed at the tre- Approxim, 7,0 per cent of the mendous student interest and sue- students attending San Jose State "So we developed a method of improving oil cess of the club today. College are living away from home. stocks. It cave us an oil base that was better a survey of the housing situation The club expects a large turnout made by Mrs. Izetta Pritchard. than anything nature had ever produced. at the Christmas affair and some housing supervisor, reveals. Of the of the older members will return It) 3661 women enrolled. 2270, or 62 mark this as a reunion in some re- Per cent. are living away from spects. reported Toby Winston. club home. Only. 38 per cent of the 4684 president. men students are in this category. Of the 8345 students included in the survey. 1316. or IR per cent. are Team Wins living with parents or other rela- SJS tives in San Jose and vicinity. An- other 17 per cent, or 1448, are Postal Rifle Meet commuting college I cam to from a dis- s.is lid:, tance of eight miles or more. Those scored a double win over the Uni- "living home- also mar- Dame and Miss- at include versity of Notre ried students. of whom there are State College in a postal issippi 1339 men and 431 women. rifle meet last week, according to AFRO More than 4000 students are liv- Capt. Donald II. Andersen. ing in hoarding houses. apartments. Scoring of the postal TI. instructor. fraternity and sorority houses. co- was completed yesterday. shoot operative homes. student nurses re The scoring was San Jose State. sidence or arc occupying rooms 1831: University of Notre Dame. with or without kitchen privileges. 1340: and Mississippi State College. 1822. Yule Tea Planned Denald Bickford led the winning Di. BRADLEY, NIA% 4t.F.R (IF 1114.,IF.ARi' ti4s BEEN WITH I NION OIL MR 24 TE,411.4. Spartan shooters with a score of For Emeritus Profs 3013. Other scores were Rudolph A Christmas Tea honoring emer John Geimer. 366: Cardona. 374. nut: members of the faculty will he superiority we filled the crankcases of four dif- "When we tore the engines down we found Joe Hernandez. 339: Chuck Nelson, given Wednesday from :i to 5 p.m 3ii41. Jerry Williams. 361. and John by the Women's Faculty Club. ferent makes of cars with it, then drove them the wear was within the usual factory toler- Salameda. 315. Me,. Dora Smith. associate pro 30,000 miles without changing oil only add- ances for new parts. And every part clean as fc:..or of librarianship: NI's. Mar ing make-up. jorie tenhacker. assistant profes a whistle. Nine From SJS sor of librarianship: Mrs. Helen "If you use Royal Triton in your car today stevens. instructor of nursing: and you probably take this kind of performance foe To Attend Confab Vliss Grace Staple. associate pro- lessor of nursing. will he hostesses. granted. But don't forget it was competition Nine San Jose State solder, w ill attend the annual Student Vol that put the pressure on us to bring it to you unteer Conference held at Athen- Sociology Club "To this we added special ingredients: one to long before you asked for it!" ohm. Dec. 27-Jan. I. according t, keep the engine cleaner, one to neutralize acids Miss Dorthy Hutchings. Interim Holds First Meet a ,t; Donal Students Organization putt from the combustion chamber and to reduce l'redminary organization in the licity chairman. wear, another sludge forma- Royal Triton has been a success from the start.- 'ovulation if a Sociology Club has metal to control liw are Johnny Arreola. l'hil beco sseished and all students tion. And one of these additives turned the oil Today in new all-weather 5-20 and 10-30 mimics: Carol Bird. America: Peter intcsestosi el joining are invited purple! grades designed specifically for inLxle.rn high- churls, Korea: Douglas Gary, Am. I,) attend the club's first meeting c,It'a. I./Irani, Carat. Mexico: Edwin tolivIrrow ai 2:30 p in. in 51/114. "()or new product was so amazingly good it compression engines jt cmixxlies the latest Harmon. Liberia. Sharon Malones dm': to Diek Van 1,eliVen. permitted manufacturers to step up horse- advances in lubricating oil. technology. mestea: Twung II,, Nei. Korea. and ror.1;inotis conbtlitallt Taylor. America powers of their engines. Fact is, this was the Yet Dr. Bradley and his research teams arc tom 'n I thr first time a SociologY l'he students will tray el to the Chill hos been organized at San original type of heavy duty motor oil used all even now trying to find new ways to increase -onference by train The onger Jose State. Students wishing ad- through NVorld NVar II. its margin of superiority. clice lb expected to be both educa- ditional information concerning Iona] sad entertaining to the Ma- the club are asked to contact Mr. "We continued perfecting our purple oil, and This is a typical example of how you benefit te/Its attending. reported Mrs. Ilut Douglas Hardy. departmental ad- , when peace came we named it Royal Triton when free men freely compete for your chines. viser. and put it on the market. To demonstrate it-s business. ARCHIE'S STEAK HOUSE Unioil Oil CompanyoF CALIFORNIA Delicious 110'qm. Breakfast YOUR COMMENTS AltipINVITED. iVrik: 77w Presuleni, Union Oil Compan), Union Oil Bldg., Laz .4ngelts l7, Calif. ARCHIE S 545 South Second 1 A.M. to 9 P.M. CV. S-9897 e