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_ Vol. ’SeinJf,,Thurs March 10, 1955

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New Constitution Is Council Topic

A move to establish an c’ection board, under the supervision of ,he Student Court, was nipFed in the bud yesterday by the Student Council, as it discussed a proposed new constitution to be presented to the student bcdy next quarter.

The council also heard a letter from Glen Hartranft, PE director, � ,, � :t1

I rizet.asapeittion , ’I h.. lloroth� Is a !I e r

all mr.1 lor oral �prnl.ing (rill be.

ell I Isi� Atte’ neon to � of

�11111�1�111� � ttttt pr�ting In a 1110

open to the pithily at 3:30

piii n Hoorn :13.

Interpret:doe readnig� lot the

�111.11 ti I I% price II III II, gi(r.ii

Jim Mitt litre, Mar-

k Ile I liorna.. %hock,

"II Ihr..la Kramer.

111 .re students tioni the !speech

Iiianti 3 .�lasscs N1rs. Mien

11r. %Id. smith, Dr. I is’

I � lit �� �11 ���., Not rt o ’slit

shill, Mrs. 1 4.11 I � .111111. !tools, ilia

1Irs. Margaret I hand). rho.

’the ao.trd %t ill l piesent.al

1.% lir Hugh 4.1111�. heart rot the

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It’s Happened --Blue Key Out

ItIlle Ki ; ter

boy, formerly ii in thi fall quarter. appeat�ed on sale fist

’t the first time ,e,terilay mottling l’he al ; Ints not caused a deereasi in students’ sic -sir’s for the informative booklet. at least arefreding to Dick Kissiek,

SPRING AGAIN is taking its Earl ot th’’ K.’1 Socief

A SB Co t Di ur ,.. cusses , place on the SJS campus. Talk ’ of snow -time is being replaced

by beach-time talk, a definite

’Violations Amendment indication that spring is not just coming but right with us. Sen-

New procedures for spring guar- Croonquist, student court chief ior coed Joanne Tracy, above,

ter elections and a suggested justice. ’Thus the general inter-amendment placing responsibility eats of the student body who sub-for violation of student regulations1sidize the committee are hurt i’s -by ASB subcommittees on the in-lther than the group itself " di vidual commit t ing the violation The publicity chairman of the were discussed at Tuesday’s Stu- A � group would be responsible for the

Impartial

dent Court meeting. violation unless he had delegated g to A s "As it is now, the sub-commit- the job to someone else and in-

tee itself usually is fined from ASB formed him 01 the rules governing funds allocated them," said Stan it. It the person actually making

the siolatain was not informed of the rules, the pulilicity chairman is resp

Grades will he mailed to all stu- A t day survey o ill he con-

:,.ibli�.

dents who self-address the free ducted ha coort members at the

envelopes which the Registrar has beginning of spring quarter on

placed outside his office for that the traffic ’Ion on the inner

purpose The office staff will and outer quads to find out stamp and mail them after finals which would he the hest spot

\tea+ Students can expect the to set up polls for the spring

gaol,. beton, spring registration. Asit elections.

Grade Enrelopes

ricereditotion Temn inspects SJS lourtmlism Department

A Its, specti0n of th� .

Advertising today. ’The group. reprisenting the American Council on Education for

Journalistn. is expect -’d to complete vis:tation of classes, examination imtructional facibties and curriculum ..y tomorrow I verang its

members will lunch with college deans and journalism faculty in the college cafeteria today. and with the departm �nt’s advisory board of probssional newspap,i and ads it using men tomorrow

The iaspection committee i. composed of 1 W Cole of th. Uni-versity ot execurisT tary of the Accreditation Committee of the ACE.): Burton W. Marvin, dean of the William Ails is White

School of Jour o slism and Communication ef tl.. ’’�������:.!ts of Kansas Ellis Newsorne, professor if a�ivertisinz at I Univt-:’sit)� Low. 11 E. Jessen, publisher of tar Beverls � ,..lizen: and Dr P.a)-mond M. Mosher representing the Kort Myr .1 A...0(.1ot ion ot Siroodani and higher Schools.

The %mit wa.s arranged by 1)r. Dwight Bent,’!, head of th. depart-ment.

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i� I ��I ’ ment of Journah-cu and

admires the blossoms of a fruit tree.�photo by Arreola.

Careless Pigeon

%Vali a careless flip of a well I urned claw the ptgcon to

n du, � .1 �. o all continue to , ever-increasing file. and OW, rha-t he

. ye d wit h ��e

� !III !Of 1a3 and tornorron at ’ chines." she kaid t

the hooths in the 1 iiit� I Quad ar.�1 I The new office wilt tie local..1 "It isn’t wort liwhil.�, studs ing

labrar

Arch Ion Si vent!, and San Carlos str.�.t. for exams.- he cooed.

"Because, it you study, you nil fouled up with facts, and ,1

-s � I

there’s anything more useles, tl:,� Seniors i(ok ill) 1$1( is � �,s. it’s an A in an exam. "You can’t huy ncthing with a’

A. you can’t eat it All you can IN1 �

’IF watch it, and. they tell M

14()I� Ic, that Ittill(111(hi

� gets tiresome. ’Of cosine’ some facts are even itid5 to the Match R��

more useless. Like I P’s saying eft for tonight at 6 1 that it’s going to be cloudy today. I Marianes, may Ite r.�� � �t

with occasional t am, slightly cool- the door In ,�.

er, high :17-6.1, with 11-12 mph WM- who has.’ �� theft wind, j \ et, aceorchro., 1.� I o � ’

1.:esident of the senior class Bids are free ad eharge.

Inside Dope

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pi... than oe � ogin1.41 on," ...aid

hissiels. "1 triginall�. or feared

that there 1% ha � ;4 Nil, ..1

in d� ro,1 in I book ir 1 at this

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.� at her pettnilte , I late date. hot es Went ly (tor

ft .s � � 1, unfounded: 1), -certifier. the offici. � vs. ,,,,�y� I krill i stead., of the ent facilities were loads ii

but in the hot I was

in i I od We. sold at bast so cow.- ,rid that was 1,111t1. late le 1;1. 1’2 :hi ’,nil iii’ Ti. Miss Pergy Nfajer. isa s�-

"Illowesei., vie’s, got plent% to Ti,ecretat) s.f th. Alumni As-sit

KID d and if lif� I Miss Major I I t, Opt inilSt

needed tre can ha l., additionaI ;about the nevi faciiltics. iipic� roll oil.� "Now we II have room lot

been expecting to fume arid

terdio Hay got ’hi word

ing in, hirturt I,. th. Slit g radii

The erss. lateo in allots fee I% paitl h% the

summer fashions is the cent. I graduates: at...totting to spoon. r

ieters st in today’s center Entre for th. (Iwo.. 55,1 is ’ (pages four and five of the spar- roast turkeN Dome! :otoospl e

tan Dailyo t Will Ire pros ided . it u,., For the males there is the is’- Beset ly Hines, Vis an

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suit of th,� SJS-S’anta Clara base- I //.� .� arcorrii.. fiett� ban ,.,arni� played y’esterday I page 1 . .�t. pianist

71 I i.sst *speaker "ill In. Dean

(...rnmurost activity through,,,,, 10.1. it Martin ntro an the world is the latest Off te.� edo. :Ilion. Marlin. oho ,

, Wire I page 6t while the fl�� s..1, in seplerntor r of be..1 %ear.

I mance Report is gi�en on Page el,cd hums tindr-rgraduate

Nen �t, ?. X lrainIng at �I 1.1.11..hors I

trstlernitl S Mtdfl.4iors . S t.. Ins Lrailel

Fashion 4, 5 ate training at tb. iov,s ‘slat.

Wire 6 , University.

Sport� . Paul Sakamoto will be master DEAN It a, M UM �

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Editorial

Thursda". March 10, 1953

---; The Coffee Grind

Stude’’

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thorougray

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Student Cow+ Chief Justice Stan Croonguist

in for discussion blueprints for a constitu-

� i law setting up a board to handle all elec-r �bogs, including eligibility rulings, under

on 04 the court.

�- ponying notions that the Court might

ease nut of one of its TOM back� coui,r_il seemed to feel that the

settling immediately of ,.�. than lea iing open tkr

� ,

as we feel it should be, d pocket-sized edition of a public court which defines "justice- in controver-sies, then it should not be called upon to handle administrative jobs. Even more important, it should not be denied the important office of a body of appeals . . . nor should that office be made con-fusing and one possibly subject to prejudice as is likely under a system in which it must rule again on previous decisions.

If it isn’t a court . . . let’s call it something

Thrust and Parry ill. I .�,1.ii,

I Olt, of An

s.t� � Ile’ I II/ di,

II) hie iseli( det s Mit there.

NttrIl, I liii tld�ii

�,ti .4) ri fusing to "appro�e" dis

riiiiimitur.� ttttt ...holders I.,,

stud. iit� the co$11�14. 44111 the .1,..1111110110f1 that residem e

in iiii it. group.. Perim,s the

lit,i1 %aloe of the lidII��� �5 ton I I I ttttt setiolders desiring "Ap-

ia o$ .$1" r.d./1411I/O� liii Its ,111 ilt Olt It. "

rinittiations. ient.41 � alue�

�i ii $�111 remelts .is the% mire,, lot thin) Al.,rI%.$11 houses 44111 Ii,.r the

"ght h sans.- st.init.irds.

I ’1111, is not Oil ainitigeseent ,k, the hoosehoolderNt uight

lint iii tiiiiu. 1111T)I still may rent housing to -I’’-

I’ll"1 �"’ though not ..appirr..,! r

, r,. ’r, I .�, ...0101" )0111’ kilo. college, hilt obsioush, it.;

I":"’ .""1,1"1 dislunct 0414.intrwe to h.’ �lP

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"" I in tin irs1 " There! i� ri � I house-

holders %%wild end er

I irrinanatnr% code, r,,e% hold

hi-. 1*. the :1111111,10- th.ol .8

Offers House Solution I I I I it �tuelenl tievi �paper

Ha; Ly!�.�2. Goofed?

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Question � � � I. Ii Is ()I- Isii iitet? afternoon f

an idea which we the

,nto before a definite

for appeals to the court after board decisions.

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1111 -.5

I unfurl r.r-i-iers Irilurriery 11 miler,

�hotilil has i� I. lid. ,i111 .1�Ii.4111..41 ol the rillitori..1

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1$ i ’Ti I I if pli ill I .11111)11, 110U,

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Spartan Daily SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE

April 24. 1914 at San Join. C�IJ., under It,. � .� CalifOrnis tilowtpapar Publishars’ Amci�tion.

� A .1..1 Siud.nti 01 .10%11) Stet. College eacept , �I ...� collage y��v wit, on� ivou� during each final

4 4 1440,41 hi 210 Ad.retiting Dept . Eat 211 �0. � � I 1��� of v-hool yoar

� S - � �a� S. ^ wring quart�r, $1. co 1445 ? ’ San Jose, Calif.

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note: F 4/1101% int; is

iii of ii portion id the let lc r

Dr. "taut.% Hen/ pub

iished in the �1.irch 1 issue of

Iii’ "The college deer. toot 1,..11.�

list of Sapprot *A’ Ionis-

ing. In connection $$ ith housing

or 4411/110.11 students, it does pub-

lish a Ina of ’Fee iiiii mended’

houses tor the to�nelit par-

ents .41,,, nish to lie assured

I hat Ii � MK a 1,0111011a tn.’’, are

e, huh the hotise-

holder n ill urns id,’ super.

Add conlorrn to the cif � ’s tiiiis-

ivig For the con-

s einem, of men �tudents a list

of a� liable housing i� issued."

’Y’ To Discuss Dating Todav

me

By JOE VOOT

Here we stumble over something basic ... the In The Mail: If there’s one thing

worse than bills in the mail, this concept of the nature of a student court. If it is,

might be it An instructor in a

long, involved, history-type course

announced at the beginning of the

quarter that she did not have the

last two pages of her syllabus

ready to hand out. but that the

students could expect to receive

them later in the quarter.

Shortly before finals time, along

they came . . by mail.

Keep Knol: An economics in-

structor noticed a student sitting

near an open door at the rear of

1� the class loom "About to fret -ti’

back thei,�’ 511ield "Nolo!’ Keeps

!awake" � , �

" Snit I or lb snit

tnoe;

-

! Jnt IyiVreetory SHOW SLATE .i -

to put one over on the protessw � A political science instruct-.

tells me about a term paper received with pages one and glued together. Evidently the st.._ dent didn’t think the instruct, read the papers.

The same instructor received blue book turned in as Blue Book No. 2 which began. "And in con-clusion. . ." The instructor ne�e!

did find Blue Book No. 1. � . �

And He Did: I know a guy v. Itt-

is pinned to an art major, who it happens, is taking life drawing. I think you’ll agree that this is

somewhat of a switch on the

-come 1,/, and my etching

line. �������������

,ists Info ’Needed STUDIO ____ CY 24778

To .’equire Dates IAagren won the honor of

being the first student to have her

!name listed in the new Blue Key

! while Barbara Joan Zuur beat out

fellow student Frances Ann Zu-

Ipanovieh for last place.

’ The 92 pages of student names

list school address, home address

I and telephone number after the

!full name ot each student. The ad-

’dresses and phone numbers of the

!faculty and house organizations

I are also listed. Black. Brown’s. Gray’s and

White’s are listed as are King’s,

QUO’. ’11.S and Priest’s.

Then. are GO Smith’s and 17 I

Johnson’s svhilc there are 34 names i IOW (10.41, el ;71: 40 about get- listed under Brown and under Wil

Ii rig a gtty to att,kt her tor .1 date- iianys flns (111�Alott. which 114’e1vf’d Perhaps the shortest name list-

�te;,t distaff support at last week’s Esta ye.. from sitisim, di-tossIon on dating. will he con- The Blue Key is dedicated this .41(1,’, ’-.1 this .11ternotai at 4 o’clock year to Mrs. ’,pita I Mom t Nit-

’ at II"’ thu ii discussion meettott tehard. -without whose help this iii he "it iii h.ui V Y, aceording to Sam director’, would not have has ’it pos-Sillily elm I ener.

I re ; ,isl in mode,

’ �Reni lie lire,

it idler sni..;i:est,i�I

t,’� :As’ meeting. the giir..;

i�’.’1. (11Sells�U111 Mudd be. iilisersed itt 1 Iail di....otional booklets, for

t,, Ateelion itOIns, during the last tuo weeks of ! I Amt. will be available free to stu-

b., dating it! dents during spring qualt, ,!, t,t,-,�t

u ii his-Ii;wording to Ilarbara

;H.iirrnan of the Student

DITOR �Barb ire Richardson BUSINESS MGR.�Paul Ward

DAY EDITOR- Bob Johnten

NFWS EDITOR Enevoll

VV. ii../11OR Ai each PI4010 EDITOR -1�0 f INF ARTS EDITOR -CA

’4( 14ANC.1 EDITOR cra � FEATURE EDITOR Itrottu Bainn�It

CI, � 1.‘ I

� adder, V- � ’ Harrpo 1’

:�11y.

n�u COPY DESK--EI�onor � �

ju,I Leo Hunt, Herb 1a101 I .�� I4 get+

AD STAFF�Cad. Adam, I. a).in, CFian1.11, °ow. � ���� It �

� " � ’ � Q s Carl B A ’"’o�

STATE CLEANERS 2.1 -Hour Service�NO extra charge

Laundry � denim’.

� vallJo,-. %Hirt%

Cleaning 40c � sweaters, slacks 20c skirts, jackets

1 3 3 WILLIAM�near FOURTH ’ a 5 LI SATUROAT 8 :

49c

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11’160

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’f: Will Issue Lenten Booklets

� ,!. flumeil project. Written and pm-

- students, are one of major projects.

operate near the traffic. accordim. I

FREE COFFEE and DONUTS FOR TWO

to DAVE MARTIN A new winner each day!

DIERKS best coffee and donuts in town!

where Spartans meet for the 371 WEST SAN CARLOS

See Our Shell Pumps

At

Parlow’s "feet first fashions" Open Thursday Night ’Til 9 P.M.

38 S. Second St., San Jose

JOHN FORD’S

"THE LONG GREY LINE"

Starring

TYRONNE POWER

MAUREEN O’HARA

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United Artists CY 3-1%)

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"HIGH AND DRY" "MISSISSIPPI GAMBLER"

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a ’Thursda iiII’. 19:0 .4 VARIAN DUI 1 1

Delta Zeta Acknowledges Delta Gamma serve Sevent Y ear on ( i)ti Dinner Phi Iletds Lleci

II their annual scholarship dinr

.. Delta Zeta s ,..icently celebrated Janice Hawksacy. sm.,,i1 ,.hanman: . according to Gale Grit fit h. pubh. -

’ Delta Gamma . �., :.� , : � .

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the seventh year It heir chapter has Nzincy Kelley, house g manaer; irma it �h�,� pr, .s, ,,,,,ii food i.,,,,,.. . , R. ,., 1,..... , II, . or ii.

Brass, publicity chairman. II il ,. publicity: Sandra F:Idridge. for those with th.. ’ :...’ast grades 4..h4,10�. i�..��1,.�, , a..,

. a s V . been on campus, iaccording to Jean .I. ’,11 llansen, ways and means. Pat ,.,1 from si/s 11 IS 11(11l!. � arid steaks . �I 4,,,.. I. �II /..minh,. , i 71.41,.,�,;.: :111.11:111,..s..iini...�..,ii.i.,....:ii,.:,i,. 1)4t I.

Dr. Margaret Jones gave a standards: Jean Bra"s� Parhamen" to formals and I.. , - for those .14,..,,,,,414�.�. � ciii I, 4/011t! speech on the founding of the t Lilian; Allem. I himmond. philan- wo h th�, k)�.,..,, chapter. ihropy; Donna Evans. grooming. 1-he chapter ...

Rosemarie Pedone was honored 1 thin. Suhr. music. change with It.. � ., \ at a recent meeting fix her oid- �

. . � Highlight of the . � ! . .., a .111)11(1 ti hves

l’Iti’s (;ire � nont h of February. Each mon t I)

(. zipi II r(I I prrsrntation it) the -tarirling activities d u r i n g the ,. ma’s ot dy Ell � ’ ."- 1! 110,1 1?I’SilltS

on:- ,irl Ls honored for her ae- Alph,i I hi omit:, phatizes re- tH . 1..411,1�, in.:, 4 h. , , .. . ,. .., ’It centl tient ..n their ..neak ;411.1 , I , ,inimnt.... 4,,, . , .4,1 succeeded in capturing ��i,s ac-

t 0..... 1’ant tired nen. Jacque

%A.hat, Slariln Rein.tedt. Anne R ()tit It Ce Jant,en. Liz Ninore, 1/nriee n

Rersonan and Janet ’filth:III.

ll... %%re taken t.. Palo Ait... i?

e ()!)for I

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l�api)a Tau 114)114)rs Si Vs .11eirk Pin Delta Theias Pinnings

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-.dent Ann Tibhets narn.41 Ih.� following girls to appointive ,Ifices: Carole Luby, Junior Pan-aellenic: Joyce Newmafl. scholai

p: Ellene Bakenhus, actit s

F miti(iirI ff (1. / e nutria �i r:

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. � ..,.� gia Cho k Hostoid.

, r� NieNla!um.

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lain ,. tt

a .tt SI) a leiti Feed 1 More than 12i) member nd s a !1,4,,..,n0), annoi.,., i Il.11 ha I -;t VS , � IKappa. Clan, 1 ,,,,t1 II

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r., , alumni of Sigma Alpha Epsilon ; mg to i Iiis,, Marion :4.t .I

I,:aPPo Tau’s ree� , ’..� honored ! fraternity. attended the 99th year ’ Jack Bixthisr, Kappa Alph i Bobbi 1 respondent

I’re’ersity of California Phi ’ celebration id the fraternity s 1. is a sophomore animalism major! Ill, .4-.,,,,�,, 1�,,,�,.,,,i mt. pal

Ilieta chapter at a spag- founding Tuesday night at the: satnidenJt.:i.cknvitsi.,,ar. sophomme political .111..0 i di ,n�i �ia,..,.

class.. at a butte! dinnei S,.� : ’,ed. Approximately 50 mem- Sainte Claire hotel. ia. iiiii�� � The sorority also (el. and pledge he s attended t fes- Speaker for the banque wa t s I. CATANESK-SARSOITTI

i �� - Following dinner. both SJS football coach Boil Biontan. I I..es Catancse. Kappa Alpha :in- Ii. (1’ d Washmetiin’s birthday 4,, in I a dinner exelianLe vvoh Alpha Tali

. r � I I y houses. past and future :nounced his pinning to Val Bar -serenaded several campus who spoke on the

of this SJS athletic department. I soitti al a recent fraternity part . ’ ’’’’"- ’ I’ .... ’ ’ ’s

i :el Stafford. fraternity pi i.si- Billy \Vilson, San Francisco 49(1 [Ass is a junior business adnum- 11.)3141.1 a i n ( ’ ‘111.4.11,

P .10. 5ton the perPetual scholar- end and S.1S graduate. shinted ph._ ! Ii ation majiir and a Val is tun I ie�I ’

ship trophy for his grade-point av- te, es ..1.19er highlights during last ’ mwial "’vie’ "."�lnr- : Jn I ,, .

scholarship dinner Monday night The Miner. a Cluh, mothers i The a rri 4 al of a telegram an. Qu’’’ n� . :-..IS lion ., il age at the fraternity’s annual season. : ATKINSON-HEFFNER oa

1 he dress and type of meal 4 ,,ried l I r I f ema o. tie .raternitt. recentlt, I nounced the pinning of Rol.eila ."11�’,"’� ’., ’ eco crding to the av’erages (.1 tire eheld a lunch e and e on businss! He mm Heffner. Gamma Phi Beta pledge. i Ill..’ ’ ’ .ndicidoal, meeting :it the fraternity. house I to Don Atkinson. Sigma Chi Ito- 0’1 1’11"i �II ’’ I’ ""I’’’ 1 -’1 Ti ’ I ’’

In a recent work day. memliers 1 The club discusSed plans to raise il

,al pledges painted the interior of funds for new carpeting in t h.. . � eliapter house. Murals were honso. and the annual spring partt . ..r.te il on th.� downstaii�s hall which honors n1. �r11,, rs, their dat.-.s

life. and parents

0 f. 0 laSSItrieelS

berta is a septioniore GE mato’ and lion is a :anteral tumor major

SMITII- KEL11.1" A pink carnal ion and ca. I.

ealed the pinning of I ,� � ta Zeta Na,,’y hu’Il t., 1...1

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Engagements l’OR RENT ; l’oltago. furtil.hed. Two !H ,I I I, ( iti., 1,1 4 I ��I�../11�m

R for girls. with hitch. n ’,:so rooms with board : ’-: i living room, 357 S. 9th Si --: -.0 .’Y 1-2902, i.!; is. Purim and hoaid ,4 Lynn_ 1 ,

’! , Ms for Illayll, with kitchen x�o,’,I Hall 90 N. 5th St i’y ,

. ’2.’2 S. 9th St. $23’ 719. I 1 tanely riaims Inc 1.,..,. 12n ::, int.ill in I i;ci.: NI. -C! .

I,� Tile. ....lip]. 111 , 1 14,1 lal I ll�iII4 � 1 ’4, la 4 -!11�1 I, l

lad hoard for college; II3th St .� ..� meals a week. Living home atmosphere. 198,

11th St. t waney. 1.10 P. San Carlos.

n Ileasant rooms I food. Call Mrs, Kelly, CY

Sttelition girl, Room and board a month Peon,: ilscently le-

. in ini�����. ;��.i.,-r � tie ni�ii�hin��, 17 m.�al.

��!� o���.4( ot Pla!’Illore 111101111:1-

’ � � :I . � �� t in toncli � � ����� !.:�1 111

I Ili�It 11 .111 II1t f, Six ear 311

Si. Dolt block Worn 1414s. C.��� ( 1.. S-7980

g2t) S’..’"; la Large clean front r. 44444 .

beds, healed Sh044..r. phone, sonalil(’ tales. Men only. 31 7.th S�

1111,, rtment

IS 3:27 F: San Cali,.- --1 ;

ar:iiir% for to,, &CH. .n ap�trt � 1�, S:in F. n onlo St

"run block% Fr ....11,4e.

:1:�1 ��Ith I� 513 m., -191 S 71 h St ,

1.14,1T AND 1-1,11.N1) ;

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It ��,1 II I ti ti’l I Is

fi. 111 l/W ’pr.:, 11:1 11

’15!-i I, 141.1 iii 1,"4.

: lip P. I II 1 I 4. �

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l" Pam rd and mom. SO ii ti h

(limiters llovs next guar- Charcoal II:tkc /� I Marriages � fo.,d. Near colt( ge. 199 5\ orn "n! on"’ Sot° S St 90 S. 13th St. .1pai i AI I I.

W.. ,. Mon. Largo room., Own kiteln�n, 4 !) "I -1.-,�,%%�-r. trio S. :ft St (’Y 4-6598. 1)," ’ drallintI it and 0 L ...� uiti ’ ’I

Ranni. for girl.. Kitchen !nisi- "! u’’’’ ’’ ’’ ’ ("’ 3 831 ’ 6 P m .,1-1.�..1 4 I.:,,,,t.i, Chi Alpi,a k. V� ’.. i 1, i -. ’,cry nice. Ri P.- .1% ANTED 1, now with the Army in G.. ie

- -able MIN. St,v..11S, eY 3-63-11 Want to .hare rid.- I riini Liver- and Joan t.lans to yiin him ’ �� s, 9th St. more or Pleasanton daily 1.1°M Both Ken and Joan are 9.1S.

Men students. (-Ivn a rooms. , April 11, 2’22 McLeod St., I-1 ’IT’ hates show, r. kitchen privileges. $27.511 � mo:e. , --

473 S. 13th .-;t. CY 2-5143 or CY , Ono or mil girl. t� 1 � fur- ’ ’ iii -11.11 lions, %kith l! ’ . , ’ /I)Ila

/11.11���� of Lori. Hoorn and hoard ���\ .’;iI. sch"’l (1. "61 I 1. ,.- girls, plus kiteh.n twit ileges I Ride for two ,.. !���� ot:.�

room sertices, All linen furnished, I wanted March 15 i , :.,:. � � ., �.-:-.. S. 2nd St. 1 Mg eXIS�I’l!-VS. Call J.11. 1 -; -,...1.0,

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you won’l e?.c�d it - Get a ha;rcul at

Honk’s, you srrely must need if.

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with gold or red, beige with natural.

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See Your MOOS Representative . BETTY RICHEFT, NYLA BARBOUR. LUCIE WATSON

PAT FENDT, FOB BI.IRNS

am pus Style,

Shops Featuring Spring Fashions

Especially for San Jose Students By BETTY BENNETT

Spec a::y for San Jose State are the fashions are skirts to match-full tweeds, solids, and Ce/

for spr;ng that line the walls of shops dlt 0/e’ town. checks. There are lots of clothes for the ;n between season, And for warm days the main line is co4T n

too. separates. Colors range from inky blacks to light

All styles of swearers come in the new-new lights. Most predominant, though, are avacado and

shades of honey orange, sea aquas. lotus and corn- shades of mauve. A new and surprising color con-

bination is pink and orange. Orange, used so m�-.*.

Fashions ‘.. , blue, 1117111..rr,tel,fnel1/1/,.. clrld %1/61’.4f. Theff,

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blue and led /quo

Ter% popular this. sear i� the ��,,,,� .� than costrum� effect. It, num turn* of t Ile1lest sprang

!Tote, the tonit ne %an .... � straight 4�44:11 iii it.i%% linen. It is. lined III red. \S hit.. and lane 4140, The

&es. ti ’lb it is. 111.11 ria,%, I rolls -ii. the dotted material.

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Willi white .ipples Its fashion high -

tilt is i:�plic,� neckline. Another a flinver print polished with a

f iiiihh !hinn’t fin-ear ? that sports-

. eat � N’t,o should the pedal

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� .1 it. 4’ fiSh, and tinder-� ... :alit, sniff splashed all over

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Latin Continental

Kindsomel Rugged Mile 4., leothet soles Styled

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1 �e %tpel ph?’ cove the ’ Bulldog" its gir r owl!

36 S. FIRST STREET

SAN JOSE

Open I hut sit I si IlIIIt

)1MCES

and we saw� some mttons, printed %%Oh black

..4 ’minds and all different � ..,1 tools in

t. Sons,, jer�e% :Ind shirt.

r5 Hung. The% rem, in all color.. solid% or St ills bold

I... sir’. (vim eardi-LI 11 II. 111111th and ’mat soillaes.

� ,1 II ’I Io I 1111 fili,ted colors. in .1�� � hall��r.4 callitimileS and

e% %flung Int’ the sten I’ � in S .1,1, Is denims and cottons.

, I .1., Iii’ in AP the tra-11- ’ilitional labia... and Ihen ,.,,me

Cotton ’,tint,: are most peqrillar. )11.� Sull I ’,till 11:144’ the

edge, but two piece Ono, are well on their way back Bloomer hot - t..II1, .1 I I II II.

Spring Spotlights ’Casual’ Fashions �.. hitteri:117. .

ri .t, i� innitni to get more for 111,�\ this %ear when huy-

in 1 � . I \ lost in this season’s it aline print blouses or

in the same fabric as the I,; this. isicket

1. .4 tn., iip hetm.ecti the box -,et and is. I% immItl. d

Desatitei � 4, shots ino equal num-bers ml hoth and curentls shops at’.’ Illt" the flattetatir. cas-ual lines Of I he hovineket snit in snit p...t� is and light and il�irk checks

The.. stilts hr name trinket, follow artoth. r theme (If the sea-son the "e, .ins V. lone" outfit. and can be di. ssed iii, or .lown with equal appeal More streamlitusl Iles sear. the (Intent S4’41Si’llf, fill! And 1141 ’ants ate t �� Ilse in the coll. d

WI44%. � Con�bin�f.on, -CANDLELIGHT 4/4,d PIZZA-

HOUSE OF PIZZA Neer the Civic Aud.

4-12 Weeldeys ’tat 2 Weekends 295 ALMADEN AVE. CV 7.9908

Pins To Take Out

r %RI SII.1 Th’irdss March III. 197,3

Spring Season Ushers in Variety of Fashions ,�

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such new features as sur�di,4� cotton. i, Ithe dress %torn It!. neck-line. lull princess

Di�114 11019. .5 fed and taetwes, and an added Wel. sad white polka-dot print, it has. how trim. Photo b2,

Spring Cocktail Dresses Come In Exciting Dressy Materials

+I !,-4,, ar.1 istalett.�! shouldcrs ai,t.,a41 of any trace of sleeve. flows into a princess hit’s what spring cocktail dresses

are made of. Sibb,s’s. a S line with

an Jose an "H" influence. A %% ale

headquarters for dressy dresses. sash at the hipline ties into a great bustle bow in back. And the

formal’. ’’"d wedding ne"is, is skirt is made of billows ai:t1 featuring many such dresses this lows of lighter mauve. season. They ran ittiobl,� as for - Pape mals. to!i

r silk taffeta with :a. over red and touches ut titick

Two shades of mailve la very’ print on white was used to ;rake -right- color, are what a stvlish another long-line sleeveless ti...ss. Ihor-ts..pe dress is mad.. of in � A boat mekline tops the crstalette. \ -pi� .� neckline, styling A full, full gathc:,.: si4ni

Oh 111,4 \\ � .11�1’11�N the starts at the hips.

For YOU at

Sibby’s FASHION is the THEME

at Sibby’s ... Her lovely

Cocktail Dresses will

delight you ... And you

will find formals in the

latest colors and styles ..

priced at only 19.95 and up.

ihtly

331 So. First St.

Open Thurs. Nor, � ;

"NOT EXPENSIVE. JUST EXCLUSIVE"

Latest Footwear Thursday, March lea 1955 SPARTAN DAILV 5

For COI1V4111411C� end Comfortable Surroundings the place to stay is

the St. Francis Motel

AX 6-4330 2222 The Alweed�

Shoe Fashions Highlight Colors, Plaids in Styles

By BETTY BENNETT Color. color everywhere, and every color you can

mapnel The shoe industry has gone color mad this ar. even more so than last. They even have plaid

leathers at a San Jose shoe store. These mad plaid shoes are called "Carousel",

made by Miller. in a startling pink-blue-Tey-white ather dye. Very open, with a little buckle strap er the foot. they corm, in high heels am! low-hieh

heels. A new leather processing idea has made -be.-

tre-calt" possible. This gives a ther 01 pearl sheen to shoes in orange. pink. light blue. %their and natural. Lots of patent kalif. is are hying shown, too.

Most shoes are OPEN. Toeless shoes are really just that. Straps. halter backs, barehacks and slings are the order. And everywhere is the "little heel" or french heel of yester-year. There are little heels in every pastel.

Always a leader in the flats field. "Capezio" is at it again. For the girl that really likes to be dif-ferent. they’ve concocted just the thing. fled patent leather shoes that look almost like bedroom slippers. with black spool heels and side gussets are featured.

Particolarly intriguing are a pair of strapy

shoes that come in natural and white leather. A small strap makes the little. heel secure,, and in tront is a lattice over the instep That’s all theta?. is’ A more conservative shoe is the white ostrich skin with shiny black heels

Buckles and buttons and things are splashed all rner the flats, and there’s stitching. too. Pop-

ular from last Sea �441 are the -184itcher-beeys" with their buttons and little straps. This season the7i’re

in black patent. too, oith the smallest ohne but-tons imaginable. on them.

The pe.rennial shell has no [111111 on color, either . . . well almost no limit. Oric cute shoe, style has a pointed toe, a strap over the lower toot, seemingly fastened by a square button They corn, in blue and red.

Very new are straw flats made in Itallk b:

D’Arienzo. They COM’ in natural straw. pink. and black. There are straw bags, too, that ro pertectl with the shoes, but were made in West Grammy.

Another new one tor ’Capezio- IS a balarma-ized shell. Very thin lacings start at the toe and twist and cross up past the ankle. Shoe fashavis for this year say . Weis and dressy shoes �ery open. anal pra.diction tlats will be more and more shawl, -s as stammer comes!

Laster Outfits SJS Lady Cops Wear Bring Variety � .

� New Tailored Unil onus Its JEltIll LEE 111.7ST Planning new E:15ter -

fit for the, year? If so. Hart’s is the answer for all your needs tor this very special date of the year.

Spring fashion at Hart’s brings a variety of colors, materials. and styles to fit practically all nub% id- ; nal tastes. Magic crepe is the newt material for spring and Hart’s has I many stunning styles in this new material for that Easter outfit. Pure silk ehantung. cottons. and a yariety of other spring materials are feat ii in many different ! styles of dresses.

Solids, polka dots, and prints in ! many styles are popular in Hart’s line of spring wear. The ensemble dress with the jacket or full-length duster might be just what you I want for that Easter outfit and ! Hart’s features this popular style in a variety of colors and sizes.

The new lowered waistline gi�-ing the straight look and full skirts are still popular styles in Hart’s spring fashion and Hart’s has a good selection of fancy petticoats in a variety of colors to add to this new fashion.

liteeting4 Christian Science Organirattion:

aII students invited to open meet-ing tonight at �7:30 o’clock in College Chapel.

Institute of Radio Engineers: Dr. J. M. Pettit, regional direc-tor, will lecture and coffee and doughnuts will he served tonight at 7-30 o’clock in E-118.

Lutheran Students Association: No meeting tomorrow; bait meet Friday at 3:30 p.m. in Student Union for barbecue social.

(’hi: Final meeting of Will -

11.1’ quarter for national psycho). (ley honor society today at 12:30 p.m. at 196 S. 8th St.

Radio Climb: Lecture lay Dr. J. M. Pettit, coffee and doughnuts to-night at 7:30 o’clock in E-118.

Revelries Board: Meet today at 3:30 p m in Student Union,

Sigma Delta Chi: Preparations for "Deadline Dinner- will be made today at 4:15 p.m. in J -I01.

Student : "College Dating is topic for discussion today at 4 pm, in new Student Y. 9th and San Antonio streets.

Tickets for senior banquet to-night at 8.30 o’clock in banquet hall of Mariani’s restaurant may be obtained in Graduate Mana-ger’s Office. Tickets are free to Nlarch graduates.

ISt. Francis Motel

MIsS GENI:VIE% E DIXON . � ..%I,a new uniform

B ’1151 1..t.t.I.RT

Yes, that a.. - you salt %tearing a police unitornt on cam

IS She is Genes ica e I haulm a juillair from Mountain View. and

irst unman pollee major u. xx... Th.- nett it designed unit... ie

Miss Dixon anal Chat los

student ehief oh police. Initiated the id. a of h;.\ inc uniforms la.i 0 worm Ii Indic,. students. The ni,, was Hoileht to the :attention of the ’is 01 t11. women in the polo, school, and tlic wted hIadopi the uniform.

"I St as siert itii� the first day I %%O M’ Sib iii M is’, Ili seen, ’lent

I ow. happil:i surprised and re -(Pi% eel no nasty lllll anent r ’elite’ remarks. lieu Ser pr eel nu unit ..rm.-All the VI onwn police enajoi,

will the uniforms from MAN on, according to Miss Dixon. The other. women will wear thew un-iforms after they have been in the program one quarter.

Willard E Schmidt, professor ao. police. ;imam ell of the idea wiled, beat tealLc Ile said the worm,

� stud. ’ experience all the � , , I. e.orking ot�

Ile said St’. n police majors are got eii :ill the rourses that thy 111,11 i h.’, including gunisert. % noman’s judo class still lie giten tt lien there :ire enough students tt arrent it, he said.

The� .rnarti tation.,1 imam ni is patterne,d partly after those. worn by womeaf meniba’rs of the. San Jose Police I apartment. and part-ly alter desilms agie.ed upon by Miss Dixon .ind Bucher.

Chrystalette Is Nene Material For Spring Formal Fashions

white. Stoles, full skitts and beautifully -fitted bodices add to the mans styles featured at Au-drey’s

Full pettieoats are a necessity

for those full sten ts in formal

wear anal Audi-,’ ’s has a ery

gaod selection to satisfy this need Especially coral fear full-length

formals is the long full hoop pet-ticoat. which Audrey ’s features

Ks JERRI LEE BUNT Formal attire is in Pill swing

for spring fashion this year at Au-dress Dress Shop. Chrystalette is the new popular fabric for spring formal wear and Audrey’s now has many popular-styled chrystalette formals in a variety of gorgeous shades. especially pastels.

Net is also very popular foe fotmal wear particularly in the pastel shades of yellow. pink. blue,.

ctegrk flaw I For Excellent Food and a

Wonderful Time . . .

Eat at Archie’s

545 Smith Second 1111 It MI

7 a.m. to, p.m. CY s-tarn

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Take to the Hills Youth Director Blasts � . ,

Spartan Daily Wire

Leaders Say War Is Close in Asia

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GROUND BEEF 35c lb.

.,�.. VEAL CHOPS 45c lb.

� LINK SAUSAGES 45c lb.

WEINERS 39c lb. I, I (-OOD THU’S - SAT

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State Meat Market Santa Clara a! Fourth

CY 2.7726 CY 7-727

1St.% 1.1{11.1 II I � r. h :informants %sere nr-? .�0 115151) to take to iii.’ hill. I ho. tionrn,r prompec1 ter liralle11111 its their msa ri thaw.

Dr. Rivlia ni 511.ife.s.11, IA". .511-lessine- .1 lean engaged

Iii tinati,irig no/raw: A, lit itiesill

Kern "1 he .iirtare ha, hi�eis ra1elti it iii nr-

1.ii a pi ii.p..eting here in I ...pert:811v up in Krrn

taint., %Oleo/ the pr , nt rash I. 12.,%. Inpr..:.tre...�

%fund, EnerLyi ttt ene.sion still rrIcase ftrnt

II, %I TO.. 410 in Raker �� held Iii pith .11 I I.:trillium-he:tr-.:L., at, in th.� Tehachapi

of :amateur and pr0.1.���tors I. et-

� it.- he �.0.1

Editorial on Boy- Scouts The malt or-

aill/atiOn 4;,:i � -a� he Pit ts-leugh (7a1h0lic Is. � ���� has (-hal-1 ir�ed an editorial ,I1 111, bulletin ��� a suburban palish that stated :0 "Nay Scout i.. allont 20 per cent girl."

Th. declaration v. a.. irail.� in the publication si. Iternard’s Chin III. Mt IA�)mnim. of which tti����, Joseph 1.. Lonergan is pas-

It sa�d "phoney men- result

in alcoholism and look fl marri-ayes.

The St. Bei narrl��: bulletin. Ohs -

"The .,isiut !aunties wonder how ,�aa l�- ����ntankerous as �� cothosiastie over

,crilite Judicial Committee Olt s Presidential .N0111;11(16011

.\-; .,,;, r", ‘,1:ricia It rill, sr,411 , C ommirr Sollistr� , Comnlitt.." in. lot In, I �, r was 0.1511

1.10;011. 0i4000sed �����,�1 . %%as a Rhodes � t;on of John 711a:shall ii,� �0,, :,chnlae ail 0:, ounds id lack o: I..su suprei. � court Justice. ��xperience. lie is 53.

’I’ ...nit, ,’,011 has been hang-.� Nre.��tnber Whell

fliltn.d him to : In, late Just he,. Robert II.:

tutirman II., rteN Si kik:arc 1)-’1%’. a.) %aid he I. pe*. t he Senate take up I he tttttt 1,11.01.,11 1.01’ final still late t hi.

Hai I .r, 1,1

the Wt. like a 1.�fc

who Is �.. ; If h;� vs not a In,’. Val,’11 to be a boy’. he will ne:.� : li�� a man w’re�ii he

� iiivht Ti. b/ man.

"The ho:. scout is about 20 per

cent girl. That makes him a little

gentleman We are all for gen-tl��men .1 gent1.--man is a gen-tliman, If. mist 13o a man Ix:-tole h. can be a gentleman.

"The sewn program evert It its ocst s not appeal to the ho who .- all boy. A boy who is 20 per et :It girl ma y� h�� but .s a hybrid. We like a

; thoroughtirs�il.

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SIIPS The House Armed SetThe villa::: .ay in ambush as the vices Conunittee unanimously at�1" � � hero walk/A toward certain death, proved navy plans to build 24 new ! For cl�-.en-year-old F r a n k warships including a firth sziper- I Stretch. watching the tek�ision .�urri��r. The program, """id ("s.tH west��rn. the suspense was too S) .317,000,00I)

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Win Win Intramural Th.� champions and runners-up th.� "13" and "D" Leagues swept

the semi-finals of the intra-’n ii basketball play-offs last

by turning back the "A"

Cal Swimmers Beat Spartans In Dual Meet

san Jose State won only one yesterday afternoon while

111; 56-28 to the University of ilia at Berkeley.

The Spartans came within two si.eonds of the college record while topping the 400-yard relay Rollo KoivIsto. Rill Robertson. Art Lam-bert. and Dick Threlfall splashed

a 3:44.5 time. ("al’s time for � distance was 3:47.9.

The closest event of the after-noon was the 50-yard sprint. The Bears’ Spore edged Threlfall for the decision which could have gone tither way. Spore also won the WO and took second in the 440 behind his teammate. Radcliff. who

.so won the 220. Jerry Hays was a third double-filler for the Bears, copping the

1st-yard individual medley and the 200-yard breast stroke.

Other second places for the Spartans were scored by Dick Earthman in the 200-yard back-stroke. Phil Ferguson in the three-meter diving, Jay Cross in the 200-yard breaststroke, and the 300 Nard medley relay team of Earth-man. Jim Anderson, and Robert-son.

The varsity swimmers return to action against Fresno State in the Raisin City March 19. The Frosh mermen will make their next appearance tomorrow against the James Lick High School squad in

he prep’s pool

and "(� League representatives. Kappa Alpha and Sigma Alpha

Epsilon dropped De 1 t a Upsilon and Alpha Tau Omega to advance in the fraternity division of the play-of is,

In the independent leagues’ com-petition. the Foul Balls and Old Men scored wins over the Reed Street Raiders and Dip Stix.

Tonight’s semi-finals pit the SAE’S against the KA’s in a 7:30 .i’elock contest while the Foul Balls and Old Men vie for a finals berth at 9:30 o’clock. In consola-tion play. the Dl’s are scheduled

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Coast Intercollegiate Boxing Tournament at Sacramento Mareh 17-19 are on sale in the liraditate anager ’s of fice. Prices are (.i? and $1.75.

Tickets for 5ssociated Stu-dent 8. ..I members ’.t ill be on sat.. the three nights of the Ilnurnan’serst for 10 r.ent�. � �

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Santa Clara Nine Beat Spartans 6-0

The thr.. tut pitch= of right-hander Dick Simoni sparked the Santa Clara Bronco baseball team to a 6-0’.t in °stir the Spartans yesterda% afternoon at Municipal Stadium

The Broncos started right off e suneos into submission tooIII the first inning, scoring a pair to frames he toiled

runs on Herm Carmassi’s sin -Bill Cr aroll’s double. and John

� Buso’s single. They added foot - !row Honors lelobt.Ting Two run double An

more in the fourth. Carroll again

For the second season in a row.leisrar and a had hop single off IN

San Jose State’s Carroll Williams i shortstop’s glove prolonged th.

to meet the ATO’s at 6:30 o’clock topped the California Basketball rally for the Broncos, howeser

and Reed Street Raiders battle Association in free throws, accord- With a little hack. saPhania" the Dip Stix at $3:30 o’clock. , ing to the final statistics releasetil right hander Jim Johnson who had

Mary flue and Alan Watts each � yesterday liy S. Dan Brodie. (’BA a 7’1 ‘ III theree°1 th fiftsh last

connected on eight points to pace. statisttcian. might hase escaped with onl%

the SAE’s to their 41-32 triumph Williams connected on 91 out of The Spartans t hiliatened to seoil�

over the ATOs. Ray Hempy ca 112 free throw attempts to post lonl’ericiusl t" Ih the ".e. tured high scoring honors. contri-

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hitting 10 markers for the losers. Eight points by Benny Matulich

sparked the KA’s as they slipped by the DU’s, 26-21. Ralph Homan added six tallies for the winners while John Farris scored six for the DH’s.

The Foul Balls rolled up a 23-6 advantage in the first half then coasted on to a 61-25 triumph over the Reed Street Raiders. Mery Lopes tossed in 19 markers to pace the Foul Balls while Doug Boeh-ner and Ron Walters augmented the attack with 10 each. Bob Reed topped the Raiders with six.

Del Bland bounded the hoop for 22 points as the Old Men made easy work of the Dip Stix, 54-17. Bob Bergman added 13 for the Old Men while Tom Jenkins led the Dip Stix with six.

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Wallgon, Boston Red Sox scout, said he has signed Robert Fidler, Chico State baseball and basketball star, to a contract.

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Spartan-Youth Center Track 31eet Will Add Tiro Olympic Games Events

Two Olympic Games events will event will le included at future

be added to Saturday afternoon’s I SJS home meets if the visiting

dual track meet with the Santa. teams ii,, willing to enter men

Clara Youth Center at Sparta!: . Pi.�1d, Coach Bud Winter announe_ )11 j psi Ion Kapp

.iorday. . . A ,,ne or two-mile walking race I nut aw, 13 Majors

at at a 400-meters event will folios% , Fifteen pledges were initiated

tla. regular events, he said. Mike Ryan of the Youth Cent. I .nto Phi Kappa. men’s pie-1

I -ported that Artier Gustafson, fessional Pl.: fraternity, Sunday in Bob McGuire and Pete Moers wall the Colter,. Chapel, George King

represent the Santa Clara thin- historian, announced yesterday clads in the walking event. while! New members honored at a dm -Winter has nominated Dili Lewis ner at the fled Coach Inn after

for the race, the ceremony are Doug Boyd, Duane Ludlow and John Booher Hiezh limes, Bill Ceccarelli, Allen

It the Spartans will be matched! Dunn, Daryl Chipman, 1Ani Gam -against Jim Gillespie and L. CH hello, Itill GillaSPY. Andy Erwa-Jo% 11. ’I’ of the Youth Center in the . Odishao. Chris Pappas.

400-meters event. . : .. Suite. John Tierney, Jim 1Vinter said that the steeple- Vanderheet. Don Wadsworth and

chase and hop, step and jump NVarmack.

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an 81.2 percentage, while adding 34i field goals for 163 point. and fourth place in wombc

In taking top honors. 11 illiams edged out Santa tiara’s Sears, made 80 tree thross� but had a percentage of 11.6, Sears dominated ti,’ (’BA in

scoring- from the floor, capturing the total points and field goal per-centage departments. His total of 290 points in 12 league games for an average of 24.2 points per game set a new loop record.

The 290 point total bested the standard of 230 points set last year by USF’s Bill Russell who took second place this season with 239.

From the floor, Sears connected on an amazing 52.6 per cent of his shots while his teammate Gary Gatzerl. followed in this depart-ment with 51.3.

Russell made it rim-au-as of the rebound race oith N1 to eclipse the record of %!11 he set last 4.4’44 -

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Russell oith 190 rebounds.

San Jose’s Ilud Iljelin was eighth in scoring with 137 point�

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- .1. finall% making a running Ii ’0 Caleht� Shruder Witte,

ml an singled to I. oil the bases with Spartims. but Johnson grounded out to end the rall%

In the fifth with on, down. Bra -ii% singled isnd Walters again walked. butt the Spartans again failed to valid:slit., on this oppor-tunity

Rhodes Grabs C,�inder Trophy -

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thrower I .V1111 t;I virtlf. tied vs it Ii Rhodes tor the honm. hot th. pole %aulter got the trophy when the lour irla%ed thi� "pea and nut

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R. P. Thompson Will Assume Personnel Superrisor Position

ROBERT p. THOMPSON

’ . A newly-created administrative post will be filled by a 1948 USC er.aduate. S. Thompson, college 1,:siness manager. said yesterday.

Robert P. Thompson will be-e1111. personnel supervisor. For-

inerly ssith the Industrial Rita -’ens Department of Westinghouse

i� ieetric Corp.. he will assist the ness manager in selecting non-

’,irking and non-administrative rsonnel. 1-1.. also is slated to study office ocedures at SJS. The duties formerly have been

I,:indled by E. S. Thompson and Guttormsen, college account -

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Reuister Now r. Stanford Prof Shields Plan Trip For Prouram SpealisToni gift

Plans for next quarter’s Science ipen House and the Spa rt an

I � III NI Pettit laid. Shields’ overnight trip to Asilomar 1’1 ’ ;

ste�ri. discussed at the service Ira -

I,.,.’ Staril. ’sill address ternity’s meeting Tuesday night, booth is open in the patio of the oa:

the stildent chapi. the thstt. according to Everett Gellerman, Women’s gym from 12:30 to 1:30 :

..ite of Radio Eni.,e I- tonight at 30 o’clock in ! -IIM of the

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corresponding secretary. p.m. today and from 10:30 to 11:30 The. group also discussed plans a.m. and 1:30 to 2:30 p.m, tomor-

for next quarter’s pledging activi- tow. ties The twenty most active f resh-

Author of a Held for eight weeks beginning men judged on the basis of par-, Arements � April 18 and ending Juno 10, the licipation in extra-curricular ac-on an- . Its tile’., will he selertopenfor mem-I program is open to SJS students �

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