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Trojan CScst Starts Goal Drive
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PAGE FOUR Dave Davis Hurts Wrist, Will Miss Meet
VOL. XLIX
LCS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1958
NO. 103
Troy Chest Drive Wiii Beg in Monday;
Goal Set ai S5000
- )
ipport
lhe c Mr.
drive vv
helps each rojanality co
lection and ;
ltOSt WÌI 1)0
sine monov f<
>f tl
Mr. Tro jaiialitv Booth
Mondav a booth will
on Is to vi
lo he Mi. Trojan w ili oost five coi of 1 he eontest wi
Pholps-Terke !.
F'ourteen candii
entered by sorc
White. sponsorod Rarney Rosensvveig. ny Town and Gown; R; man. Tri-Dolts; Min-Alpha Delta Pi; Wil Chi Omega and Don ta Gamma.
MI
are C
Alpi
Ft
Tau Delta Phi Is Suspended
I to.ian t nest nas nn’fi reached a goal of .S3.(M)0 hut vvitli a concentrated effort we t op* it ran this year. The charities vp dona If* the money to nr*“!! flip funds to stay alive next year and in the years to comp.’ emphasized Finico Rlinn, chairman of Trojan Chest.
I.ast Button Day
Rlinn reminded students that today would l>e lhe last day to purchase ihp immunization buttons to relieve them from all obligations npxt week. The coin buttons with SC' loitered in rod Kappa Kapj are sold for SI	in	front of	t i,e	still More Candidates
Student Union.	Dennis FagerhuH will ho suo-
The chairman emphasized that ported by A pha Gamma Do ! t a: the purchase of an immunization biochemistry protessor Paul
Saltman, Delta Gamma:	Dan
Cassidy. Pi Rota Phi: Rink Rab-ka. Kappa Alpha Theta: Sal Osio. Alpha Epsilon Phi: Larry Lichty. Alpha Chi Omega and Jim. tho parking lot attendant,
EVK.
Petey, of Petoy's Rutger Inn.
Tan Delta Phi fraternity has sponsored by fouton Hall, been placed under eomplotp sus- Max 1 ruex is sponored by Al-nension for the remainder of the pha Gamma I Spring semester, the IEC office group will receive a trophy, revealed yesterday.	Classroom collection will be
The decision was made some hold Mondav through Wodnos-time back by the IFC Judicial da.v morning from S to 10 a.m.
Committee acting on a report and all week at nit^ht during the sPnns<"r( that the Tau Dells illegally initi- University College classes. A atod four pledges who failed to speech tolling the different as-moet the academic requirements pects of Trojan (’host will he for legal initiation.	given and afterwards a colloc-
The suspension will keep the tion container will bp passod.
Dolts from taking part in social The activity is headed bv Judy activities, rushing, pledging and Wyatt, initiation.	F’ick F’ie Contestants
The fraternity will bo ineligi-	Plans are still being complet-
ble for all activities and they r>d for a pie throwing contest will he allowed only to live, eat next week Tf scheduled, and meet in their house.	contest will pick noted students
The action was reoomm«''r,pd nnd campus loaders to devote by tiie IF'C Judicial Committee thoi’- ‘'time" and approved by	Chaplain c	im-	Student organization donations
’on A. Neyman, acting dean of md facu'tv collections will be students.	h°'d next week.
The pledges who did not make	Troy camp heads the list of
sufficient grade averages will organizations receiving aid with not lie recognized in tfie Eall a designated 32 per cont of the semester unless they meet uni- funds. The camp i- hold each versify requirments.	summer for 150 to 200 under-
privileged youngsters who spend a week in the mountains at (’amp Ruckhorn.
.‘‘If Troy Chest roaches its goal of 55.000. the chest will donated S2.H00 towards lhe support of the summer camn. Each SC' student donating SI will spnd a youngster to camp for a half a day." Rlinn said.
To Help VWC'A
Mode
rn
Music
i
Swing Into
Bovard
■TfKS
onight
Juniors To Host Cool Jazz Trio
PANTOMIMIST
SNAZZY BUS STOP—T!
observers are admirinq
iterestec ie mod
shelters designed by architecture
Daily Trojan Plioto bv Bill Hols
students for use on Beverly Hills' corners. The display is on exhibit in Fine Arts Gallery curregtly.
id Au-
Manrie !i •hiewd hi world Fi
Beverly Hills Asks For SC Bus Slop Designers
Bv LEON \ (iOl.DSTEIN
ing all thè husos go by . . .
Wailing l’or a bus may becoir a uniquo oxperience as thè re su of a project undertakon by soc ond year studonts in thè S' School of Architocturc.
Participating in a conte? I by tho city of Roveri Hills. 29 studonts in Archile« ture 2T2h second year design have submitted originai piar for bus stop shelters. Scale mor els and hluoprints for thè shel lers are canonily on display i thè School of Architecture. „Veed New Shelters Reverly Hills is considerin building nevv shollors at severa heavily utilized stops, sairi Prr fessor Clayton Raldwin. chair man of tho contesi. The winmn design may ho used as a basi for these nevv shelters. whicl will he huill at Santa Monic; Rlvd. and Canon Dr. Tentativi
ins are underway for similar extravagance. Simplicity and di-11f’t*s on Sunset Rlvd. and redness of design were the
ter strategic soots, he added, i	,
> i	...	principal	aims.
Professor Raldwin called the
Instructions for the contest
the needs of the com-
•Fury To Choose
winning entries will be drawing to one-fourth inch scale, next week bv a jurv four elevations at one-fourth
pan
Official
Not icc
Squares Vs. Spheres To Highlight Readings
Ml students registered under l‘L .V>0 who have deferred tuition account* are reminded that tlx* second payments are due on or before April '!<». l!t.‘>S. Pavments made after \pril '!‘i will be subject to the S.*» late payment fee unless an extension has been "ranted by the Office of Deferred Tuition. Payments may be made in person at the Office of the Htirsar or «hecks and mone> orders may Ix* mailed, marked to the attention of the Bursar's Office.
\\ illiam I ». IJohertson Direclur of < olleetions
A world of animated, geometrical figures is depicted in “Elatland," 1he hook to ho discussed by Kennelt Moritz, instructor in English, at Monday’s English Noon Readings in 129 EH at 12:30.
The work, written by Edwin "Almost every	student at SC	A. Abbott	in the late	\ ictorian
comes in contact	with Hie Y\V-	period, is	an allegory	of rela-
CA during the year. Tho major tivity. It points up the lim portion of funds for the YWC'A tions of human perspective comes from Trojan Chest. If you the arrogance of tho human « use the faci ities	of lhe organi-	The narrator in the	story
zation. why not	help support	square, is	a citizen of	Elatl
^hoir activities." he added. ! who visits other lands in vvl Trojan Chest provides funds the inhabitants think that tl for the annual Christmas show world is tho whole universe.
!or underprivileged, crippled and people of Elat land, howev er, hi spit a lizod children. Relwoen guillv of having tho same li 500 to 10(10 children are given ing too.
presents and entertainment. I Flat land is a world of two
' Music for Moderns,” starr Shelley Manne, Shorty Rog and Ruddy Collette, will o| tonight at S p.m. in R< ditorium, sponsored by ior class.
Marine's group, Shelb and His Men. recently fame in the music; through the popularit albums. He has also with another jazz great, Stan Kenton.
Among Shorty Rogers’ accomplishments in tho jazz and music field are his arrangements for two Hollywood productions, "The Wild Tine" and "The Man With the Golden Arm.” He has also arranged several numbers for Nat "King" Cole and the "Mr. Magoo" cartoon series.
With Woody Herman The trumpet-playing musician
is a	former	member	of the
at SC' "an attempt "IMIUU"’,,s	,,,L	■	...	.	„	„	•
1	.	,	.	,	Woody Herman organizations,
bush the precedent for a	included	the	requirements	that	H|j. ^	jb	js ••portr;,jt 0f
and well-designed shelter	models	lie one-half scale	and	Shortv	”
show sidewalk and curb. C)ther	Manne and Rogers are alumni
requirements wore a floor plan	the Howard Rumsey Light-
house All-Stars, who have ap-poared regularly in Hermosa Reach for the last several years, imposed of lhe ( lty Ln- | inch scale, cross section at one- Ruddv C’ollotio was recently Doan Ai thin 1». Gal I ion fourth jnch scale and complete a member of the Chico Hamil-
construction at three- ,nn Quintet before forming his own organization. He is known as one of the original West ond and third prizes All materials had to ho sped- r-oast jazzmen He recentIv •tural books, and the fied and perspective shown at corded an album for Dot Rec-dosign will lie used convenient size. A limiting fac- ords ra|lrd -Buddv-S Best."
tor in iho design was that no	Four instrument Man
working out designs for	dimension ot	the structure could; 'pjlp	j.’uddv	Coller
~ bus shelters, the future exceed 30 feet. Site location and features Collette on four ¡nstru-itocN wore advised to avoid position of the shelter were left men(s a|tn and tenor sax ciar. freakish and the bizarre lie- to the designer’s discretion. , mpt and f]ute
Adjacent Park Area	Emcee for the show will be
ted out. this usually ends in City-owned park area is ad.ja- Frank Evans, a disc jockey from
cent to lhe sidewalk in the pro- KRHM-EM. He is one of the posed shelter sites, so that grass, foremost authorities on modern flowers and other plants could ja^z in California. Evans has be worked into the designs.	worked in concerts with each
“This was a simple, practical group and assures tho antioipat-prohlem. and was best solver^ in cd audience of one ot the linest a simple way.” Professor Raid- jazz concerts in Southern C aii-win pointed out. Some structures lornia. He is enthusiastic tl ■pensions, and when they are were metal, while others were tho show is being held at SC . visited by a sphere, representing wood and single or multiple-post	"Final arrangements are being
the	land	of three dimensions,	supports were used. Refuse cans,	made to give away several	jazz
they	will	not listen to his here- j	drinking fountains and lighting	albums during intermission.	The
■y\	|	fixtures were other suggested w inners will lie determined by-
Moritz said that, the theme of features.	j	special cards or ticket stubs. I
\bbotts hook, though written j One of the simpler design is |	the prizes can be arranged,
n a satirical style, is much the|0f lhe two-post support variety. I Evans sa‘d.
;ame as Plato’s “Allegorv of the it contains two benches, set A‘* three jazzmen have been
John Locke’s “The j	back-to-back. Refuse cans are	individual winners of major	jazz
the Human Under-	placed between the benches and.	P°HS l°r their West C oast-type
hanging from the modernistic	nnisie.
lantod roof, are three lighting	Tickets are st.Il available for
f ,	1	.1 U 1	.•	1	fivtnroc	Iho "cool" concert and may be
of the people in the hook satir- Fixtures.	,
,	.	...	.	,	4	purchased at the s( ticket ot-
ize Victorian institutions and	Experimental	r.ntrv	-	,
I	1	,	.	.	fice for $1 and SL.w tickets
doctrines such as the House of One of the more experimental	.	.	.	.	,	,
f	,	will also ho sold at the door be-
Lords and the svstem of educa- entries is highlighted bv a curved
fore the performance.
Israeli Star To Appear in Fete
i t)
io sta:
icl’s pan-	F.i. She h	as worked in t	' lie	Hv
tiiglas* In-	bima, Isr<	lei’s top theat	re.	and
clure, will SC Hille]	with the	Israeli Hallet '1	rhe	a t re.
	After serv in the Ist	ing a year and aeli Army, she	1 a	half mied
ri program	the C’han1	ihor Theatre i		a h
nniv ersary	Aviv in 1	934 and playoi los. I .a tor- she a	1 r ppt	nany -a red
lucer Hai	in Tel Av	iv theatres as	a	pa n-
21, h a s	t omimist	and joined a	Pi	illtiV
•e she was	mime trou Marceau.	ipe directed by	M	a reel
Architecture School.
Raldwin and an archi- rio,alls
Beverlv Hills.	fourths	scale.
first-
tl
iv e, ta- ! Condu ind standi
anv of the customs and ideas
Varied Program
Hal Wallis saw Miss Rodann doing a pantomime act on th<» Groucho Marx TV ^how. He gave her a part in "King Creole." followed by a co-starring role with Kirk Douglas in “Showdown at Gun Hill."
Israeli folk singing by Shlo-mr> Gold and Israeli folk dancing dramatics will also he part of tho program de^ienerl to ce|p-brate t hp 10th annivnsary of the Tsraelj nation. Israeli Consul Vaakov Av nun and Los Angeles rabbinical student Sandy R terms, who reeentlv toured the Middle East, will speak.
Israel, first law guarantees a horpp for all Jews who need or want a homo, is a. strip of land no larger than Los Anco|ps
Her ind siderahlv blockade by tl Those countri t:pon the exist war ever sine
Xgrarian l.ixin
despite ari
ie A
co filmic ries, have insisted •e of a state of Tsraol declared
ZI VA RODANN
. . . Israeli star
.ts independence a< a free state ten years ago. The war officially ended a« a result of the etforfs of a U.N. armistice commission.
The population of Israel is a conglomeration of skilled workers and intellectuals, who have adapted themselves to agrarian
life
Officiai
Notice
Lower division LAS students should obtain program advisement now for summer or fall, registration. Students whose last names begin with <¿-P
shoiihl make appointments w ith
their advisers next week.
Director of Advisement Vdminist ration
ontz sau
Opera Department To Give Don Carlos Presentation
of Aremberg and Milton Rrii as the Count of Lerma. Appearing as iho ladies
wai
Jea
Loui
Ziet
Ri v.
Win
Pi
Kl
isll
Final rehearsals aie underway for the ojiening of Verdi's Don Carlos. May 2 in Rovard Auditorium under the direction of Walter Ducloux.
Students from lhe SC' Opera department will star in the production also presented at S p.m. in Rovard Auditorium on May 1 and 10. The SC Symphony ( )r-chestra, A Capitela Choir and 0|teia C'horus will perform in the opera.
Tickets Now on Sale Tickets are now on sale in the SC Tickel Office. SC' students will retrive a ticket with iheir activity hook and a discount on a second ticket General admission is S1.30. Reserved seats are at ?2 and rS.
Appearing in Don Carlos as soloists w ill lie Carl Schü tz as Phiiip II. King of Spain: Ray Arliizu and Samuel Thompson al lex iial ih£ ili me iole ut «'.tritìi, the i. uit s tuli : Jaiiìcs R.
(ribbons aliti J olili . oi-i lic^c id ?
fiodt ito, .vj ¿11 iju»-* s « jr p«<*» (
trench Tickner hs The .Grand i Inquisitor and Dennis Lang as ( a Friar.	I
Other leads «>i ihp production Tebaldo. Page of the Queen:	van	McMahoi
are Elizabeth Mosher and Erena Carolyn Brown as the Countess i Donna Williams.
Sharon
Mcrim
Al
d Gertruc
Educators To Go to Tehran For Survey
A team of educators under the auspices of SC will leave Sunday lo make a survey of the teaching program of the University of Tehran. Tho survey is the result of a request from government officials in Iran.
The trip is sponsored by the International Cooperation Administration. U. S. Department
roof. The shelter has a separate entrance and exit and individual throe-sided compartments for refuse cans.
Ultra-modern panels behind the benches and an extensive garden area are other features of the bus stop, whose designer said his aim was to "create an environment in the bus shelter that will help make the bus ride itself pleasanter.”
Von KieinSmid Featured At Sunday Chapel Service
Deputies anil Monks
Rradshavv. Richard I
Ap
(
An
Rrancher, Dan Dul Ferrando. John Monlehalin. 1 bur Ness. Ronald Rucker Robert Walworth.
On the production staf: the opera are Hans Beer a musica| director; John Blan chip, sdtin-s and costunes; liam C. White, lighting; Valerie Sasine. costumes.
Students doit sistanee are llarrv I’I.iek
Chancellor Rufus R. KieinSmid will speak on Strength of Faith" at t'.o day morning worship servk 11 a.m. in Rovard Auditori The Chancellor feels tha rt ii r society people ol sit faiths who are brought tom :ould lose their individualit; should ho realized that cv. International students will he faiths are different, persons
can live together
Kespeet • >1 lier’s I .lith
maintains Chane KieinSmid. "and the v dividual for his c
Intercultura! Club Slates Costume Ball
St;	tie	and will	serve	as a	donning their	native	dress	thought
le	for <	?stablishin	g and a	pat-	Saturday night when the		y a t -	pily.
		niversi iv	educai it	in in	tend the Intere	ultural i	[ ’lull’s	lie
	said	Irving If.	Melbo.	1 lean	"Costume Ball.” at 9 p.m.		in the	“We
t he	‘ SC’	■ School c	jf Educ	at ion	third-floor lounge	of the si	udent	of othei
	¡red	or of the	survey		union.			von Kli
	lust r	ial. politi«	;al, anc	1 so-	The evening’s	ent ertaii	iment	of an
ac	'(¡Vit	ies of the	nation	ba ve	will include Kore;	an folk (1	lances	should
	pod	so rapidlv	that	I ran-	performed by He	don Chai	ng. a	Dr.
of		Is are as	king fo	r as-	Philippine bamboo	i dance in	w hich	that la
anc	:e it	i establis!	fling a	pro-	Fred Reyes and	Sonia	Man-	moil b(
m	for	t.raining	profess	iional	dac will jump over poles		held .	ther an
1er;		aid Dr. Melbo.			by Joe Tulio and	Moruna	Sales	should I
on KleinSrn ih should bp id that hold
CHANCELLOR VON KLEIN SMID
. . to speak Sunday
JAMtS K tilKliONV
. . "Don Carlos’' st3i
IldJ) djlclliallli¿ 1
Elizabeth ot Valois, Spain; Marion Oles as F Elioli: Jacquie Williams K
. ipillsbury in charge of p nei Judith Reed house e asci' and I >oi i> Heilman In charge of make tip v\
Wil-	Under the leadership of Tracy	and an Indian folk dance per-	and religious	units t
and	E. Strevey. Dean	of the SC Col-	formed by Lillian Khan Social	everyone.
lege of	Letters.	Arts and Sci-	dancing and refreshments	will	A	mem be
technical as- ences. the team will evaluate di- follow the program.	church. Dr. von
visions	at the	University of	“II will he interesting	to	see	frequently	called
ie	Tehran.	'be various ty’i-tes of foreign	preacher	and	del
Accompanying	Dr. Strevey	dress that the -students vmii	moi
i-	will tie	Pi. George T Harness,	wear, ' taid Jack Suh I*	presi
as'i.ii.iare dean of	riie SC School	dent,
e	of Engineering-	Dr. E. V. Pul-	"We are all anxious	to	be-
f the Methodist n KieinSmid i«
'livered the ser-t one of last yeat s SC jismp services Before being named Chancei-
world aff
ana c ou n t the Science ?d as the boa and Ghamhe
Musi nd At
ot liisrorx'. member of .os Argeles ’ree, Presi-rel.’s Public -'iiiee ll,’>0.
Keenan. I
1	Gentrv	lias, professor of higher educa-	come	acquainted with	each	<er
•rie La	Ron	Si-	tion. and Dr. Stanley B. Free-	other's	native dress" he	said.	'J*i
Morton Ortiz	and	born, provost of the University	“What	better way is there
» oi California at Davis.	this than at a costume ball? ’	| ident.
'd as president u ears, a record unei other living univei
>anqi
at the California C