No Need For Panic Gaucho Coed Gerry Cox Ovor Now Draft Deferment Policy Elected Poly Royal Queen Student* will be classified from now on aa 1-8 or II-S, which ara Geraldine Cox, Santa Barbara ago who® a cllcquo at that colluge deferment* (not n postponement of college ooed, accepted the Invita­ selected the queen and raised a Induction m previously). tion to become Poly’a 18th Poly good deal of fll will. Tq remedy This additional explanation of Royal queen and reign over the that situation the Poly-Royal the new draft law waa ralaaaad 20lh annual "country fair on a board asked a stats college to today by Dean of Students Ever­ college campus" April 88-20. rovlde their Homecoming queen ett Chandler. Gerry, as she Is known by htr B> reign over Poly’s 2200 men. friends, Is a Speech major at San­ "A atudent entitled to a statu­ This year Santa Barbara col­ tory 1-8 deferment snail be defer­ ta Barbara collage and partici­ lege provided their Homecoming red upon presenting the facts that pates in dramatic wprk there. queen from a field ef eight hope­ he is satisfactorily pursuing a full­ The A’A" tall, blue-eyed, blonde fuls selected by the student body weighs 118 pounds and halls from and a panel of Judges. time course at the time the order Escondido where she was active in for Induction la Issued," states MaJ. Don Perry, general superinten­ high ichool, being a song leader dent of Poly Royal, said today Qsn. Lewis B. Hershey, selective in her senior year. service director. A student so or­ that the queen will bo introduced After high school she attended formally to tha etudent body at tha dered for tnduotlon should not be Ventura junior college where ehe thrown into a panic) all that Is Penguin-Roadster club dance on was active In singing and drama­ February 2 In Crandall gymnaa- necessary Is for him to request the tics. Sho Is a Junior at UCBBC. turn. Dean to immediately give his local The Poly Royal queen was chos­ board official notice that hs Is a Perry urge* everybody to coma full-time student doing satisfac­ en by special election at the seleet- out and give tho Queen a royal tory work and that such work com­ ed state college until two yearn waleome. menced prior to the induction or­ der mailing date, Oeneral Hershey (Turn to page B) Hot Now Worthless

Weedmen Conclude VOL. 12— NO. IJ Sen Lull Obispo, California Friday, Jet. 21, I9S2 "Your h«s It now worth two bits for junk" was the foature of tha three day wssd conference conclud­ ing yesterday In the Engineering Gaucho Blood Not Faulty Weather No auditorium. Boms 800 farm ad­ visors, extension specialists, col- Reason For Twice A Queen , . . Poly Royal queen Gerry Cox who will lege professors, chemists, engin­ Acceptable Abroad reign over Polv's 2200 students at the annual event was eers, chemical manufacturers and A special wire from Korea, re­ Faulty Car Parking also elected 1951 Homecoming queen at Santa Barbara col­ others Interested In weeds in gen­ ceived last night at the Trl- "Rainy weather la no exeua* for eral attended the various sessions. Counties blood bsnk, stated that the flagrant violations In campus lege where she Is a junior. "What’s New in Weed Control," further donations of blood parking regulatlona," lays Ed And­ a panel dlcustion lead by R. N. plasma from the Santa Barbara rea, head security officer, tempor­ Raynor, technical servloe and de­ area would not be expected tor arily replacing Ernie Steiner, who velopment specialist for Dow uae. • I* recovering from an aocident laat Chemical company, highlighted the quarter. three day meet. A duPont product, The only reason stated In the Blood Donor Recruitment CMU, tne latest thing In retard­ wire was that the alcohol con-' "It ie#m* that studanta have ing wssd growth, was described by t*nt in the pleema la eo high been using tht weather aa an axcuas Millard C. Swingle, research chem­ that seven chapters of Alcohol­ to park their eare In Illegal tones ist for the company's experiment ics Annonymoue had to be ana even In lllagsl manner* of lata. Drive Moves Into Action station at Cupertino. formed In the bee* hospitals. Of partleular note waa a case last Known chomlcally as three oara After two tranefueloiu of week In which a oar waa parked "Preliminary operations completed for the Feb. 11, 12 chloro phenyl dimethyl urea. CMU id....I type Kappa Sigma, on* over a drainage ditch on Navy and 18 launching or Poly's 800 pint quota blood donor pro­ patient at Pnoyngyang hopped Wav. Tho result of this waa n is a whit* crystalline n o n selective, out of bod. aaag on* shorou* of hlndcrance In drainage of ths heavy gram, we are now ready to swing into an all-out drive for re­ herbicide) weed killer whioh will "They llnd iu Carry Harry to cruiting pludguar” Announced Verner general program M l graaeee as well as annual end perennial broadleaf plants, Swingle the Ferry" and abducted four waters to He* to now ” *lghj, In? chairman. Mize made the announcement following a general (Turn to page 8) nurses to the tules. mssting of all commutes repre**------^ — Reprinted from El 4 Gaucho, sontatlves connected with the iante Barbara College) drive. * Students are also reminded that "Defeating Poly’s donation at­ 'Different Atmosphere' To care should be taken to refrain tempts by obtaining more dopors ASB Programs May from parking! near fir* hydrants, on a percentage basis is the de­ In those places reserved for resi­ Engulf ASB February Dance dents of VatvtUe, nnd plneea re­ termined effort of the Santa Bar­ served for faculty member*, "* ' bara collage A8B,” he added. Dancing amidst hot rod racing while the other Penguins and Tur- Rocolvo Pro Touch "Stemming their determination engines, motorcycles, and crash- its will wear their respective club "Get away from local talent at will only be a result of the com­ holmoted racing drivers will create Juckets. assemblies and Instill Ilfs through that aitattona will be given for bined efforts of everyone here to a "different atmosphere than moat Two door-men dressed in the use of profssslnnal entertainment" perking nh»ve the sign posted on roll up his sleeve and give. Every- ■tudenta have experienced, prom­ whits cap, shirt, and trousers of was the main Idea at Monday the alley by thoac dorm*. This la insludeei students, students' wives, isee Charlea Hamilton and John racing referees will usher all nlght’a assembly-program meeting. tha service road extension of Santo the faculty and their wives, staff Hughes, co-chairmen for the etu- comers onto a hot rod drag strip The committee discussed the possi­ Lucia road and extanda from tho members and anyone from San dent body dance Feb. 2. f decorated with checkered flag! bility of hiring "big name" Bands field houee to the infirmary, Tho Luis Obispo who wishes to do­ and streamer*. and individuals of the entertain­ road provide* the only passage for nate." The Collegians will furnish the ment world. Several Ideas music for the 0 p.m.-12 midnight "Pit stop*" will refuel worn-out fir* .trucks In case of fir* In any Appointment slips and cards are dancere with hot chocolate and presented "by Individuals may ac­ of the budding* In the area. sport affair In Crandall gym. Sur­ tually make this fsaaabls. now in the hands of most club prise Intermission events will In­ coko. Hillside parking has ala* pre­ officers. Clubs which do not have Roadster Club president Herb assembly program mssting called sented a problem In racont weeks, clude u movie, Hamilton stated. Years of poor-q u a 11 y-thus- thsie forme may get them from The dance la jointly sponsored by ilnak and Penguins president Willis 1 lationa stipulate that a ear parked Gerald Elelott, Hob McCabe, Bill '(tons loin In urging all students poorly-attended aaaembllee was the according to Andrea. Parking regu- the Cal Poly Roadster club Turtlee main cause for Monday nlght’i Maxwell or from Betty DsWees and the Poly Penguins, tumpus to bring their dales or corns slag or) » hillside should be loft in gear In the ASH office. to on" of the year's most unusual, Lawson, activities officer, and Bill with the handbrake on and tha motorcycle club. 'ntmvsting dances and warm up by the SAC and headed by Dan , Appointments may also be made Racing equipment Including sev­ wheels turned in toward the curb. by telephoning Betty DeWees at with those motors. Maxwell. SAC vloo-proeWent. Three accident* occurod In the past eral competition motorcycles and ao-commlttee chairman include: "Assembly periods that cause the two weeks as a result of Improper il&l, extenalon H10, Between 10-12 a roadster engine will be on dis­ am. and 2-A p.m. Wayne Myrlck, decorations: Dave typical comment, ’Thuraday hUleld* parking. One runaway auto play. Somo Penguins will wear vine, refreshments; Harry Keeler, 1 o'clock, we have a free h o u r/'’ hit thro* cars. In the future, cita­ Donation pledget from faculty (heir "lenthers" (leather Jackets publicity; and Bill Michaud, check­ ■aid ona of the men present, "la tions will be given by eeeurlty tnd staff members will be solicit­ iind leather knlcker type trousers) room. (Turn to page •) ed in their offices. officers for violation of this law. During the three days of the drive, transportation to and from Cowllegisns' Win Hlllcreat lounge and to and from Santa Barbarans Suggested Revioiono In , tbs Administration building will b" furnished by the Ag Engineer­ Extend Clad Hand Talent Assembly ing club at 1A minute intervale. Cal Poly will play the part of u ASB Structure Explained . Posters and algna will be good neighbor ua well as a friendly Student body president Vernor Mize explained aug- WSI: handled by Kappa Itho. Special rival during Santa Barbara col­ stunts and public address will be lege's annual "Howdy Day" Fsb. geated revioiono of otudent government otruoturo to the Stu­ s f l t w r t j conducted by HAE, Rally commit- M, says Rill Mnxwoft, ASB vice- dent Affair* council Tueaday night. Proposed changes, which Paul Croas, tenor, accompanied ice and Electronic! dub. president. The day-long Oaucho Include idena from the college administration, would create by Kranclt Welts on the acrordlan, show will feature the best In Mus­ took second place by Judgoo' de­ Providing bode, refreshments, tang talont. separate social club, department dub, and (yet to be formed) cision after the, apn|aua* meter •ervere, typists and attendants Polyltes are Invited to attend dorm councils, each having one* Indicated a tla with Ih* "Island- will be ructions of the Social Sci­ the affair, says Maxwell. The -hslrman. Therefore, the etudent organisation suggestions. Larry fTf," a Hawaiin song group with ence club. Students’ Wlvee’ dub day’s agenda Includes a picnic at representative on SAC: Carter urged that some committee Eddie Chang on the ukulele. *nd the Cal Poly Womons' dub, 4 p.m.. Cal Poly assembly, At80 Each council would elect Its own members be from outside the SAC Croas sang "Because of You" Clubs Interested in participating p.m.; the talent show, to be held chairman. Therefore, the student because members art so busy al­ and Welti soloed with "The In fuctlonal operation of the pro­ earlier In the day; and the Mus- body vice-president would no longer ready and others might contribute Shlok," Their sponsors. Collegiate gram should contact Forrost Dean tang-Gaucho basketball gam* be chairman of the Inter-club In­ plans providing activities for some FFA will receive |10, The Cowlle- *r »n the publications office. slated for that night. Tickets to ter-department council but would good Ideas. fIans from the Rodeo club will get the entire affair cost 81 and will assist the president and direct RAC approved dsvelopement of |1A and have their names on the be on sale noxt week In tho SAC social activities. The department plans providing activities for some permanent plaque. They are Stan Don't Forget To Obtain club council would comprise agri­ nOO-AOO summer students. A sum­ Tyeoll, Red Davis, Woody Wlnana °fPo?y’s contribution to the pro­ culture, engineering, and liberal mer session student council might and Bill Thrasher. The ,rOuthou*f Your 1952 License Tags gram will- consist of songs and arts committees, _ ‘ — administer the program and a sum­ Seven Plus One," a Dixieland . ‘‘All students owning au|omo- skits, says Maxwell. The dec slon The budget, ralley, assembly, and mer ASB card fee finance It. Dan band, from the Mechanical Engln- Wles should display the new state on what specific groups and ndl- homecoming commltteer would Lawson, activities officer, who re­ eimlng society, play# would lose three and the Inter-de­ summer session activities. Reporting applause meter Korea J"rn!a Sta!*-.hlghway patrol of- partment council two; the dorm "All ('sllfurnla state college stu­ Jf*' !*°7 Hlguera street. Final "Tms offers all Polyltes n were judges Mervln J. Klrrhner, chance to get to know our closest ■ciumcII and four committees pick- dent bodies charge summer fees president of the Ban Luis Obispo for. display of these tag* has ng up the seat*. which are usually between $1 and chamber of commerce) Dr, Earl 5f?" "d s* Feb, 4, Cars falling to ami friendliest r'vaU better, A good turnout on the part of Poly Mix* will nsm* a committee of 12,110," Lawson asserted. The tot* vatt, Cal Poly’* new health of- the new tag on license fly* person*, at the next meeting, yearly A SR foes cannot exceed efi and John Harbor, Telegram- receive citations after would he n fine dlsplnvrofjmito* ^ school spirit," Maxwell adds. who will base their work on the re­ . (Turn to page M) Tribune editorial staff member. I r ■■■ FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1251 _ _ p _ PAGE 2 EL MUSTANG Poly View Pioneers Reminisce Golden Days In Sif Hy Helen Ball If you're living In a trailer and dish cloths and then hung up to complaining about It, Juat gather dry. Each bne covered three •round my chlcadeaa while I tall fourths of the window and the jrou about the people who Pjo"**1'- other fourth, well, who worried ed Poly View back In 1047 and about privacy In .such a friendly 1948. atmosphere? One bright morning about four Mr. Fixlt hour* before aunup Helen and Grant spent the first two weeks Grant Ball Journoyod to the small organising his classes. With the coaatal city of Ban Lula Oblapo. aid of his friends he then began to . where Grant waa to attend achool fix the yard. The lawn was planted at Cal Poly. Helen referred to the with clover seed given to him by achool aa Cow Poly until politely the school. Informed one d a y that cow* En_arly one Sunday morning he weren't the only anlmala attend­ sped off with a neighbor. Several ing achool. _ hours later they returned with Helen and Grant were aoalgned four big flat rocks which wore to to a tiny allrer traller wlth the serve aa stepping stones to their numbera 820 on It to dlatlngulah It title silver home. The stones were from 160 othera. It looked bare, obtained in a canyon somewhere dirty and awfully tiny, especially around school. to a girl of (Ire feet nine. As Hel­ Everyone’s lawn began sprout­ en stood before 820 only one thing ing about the same time, but the I worried her, could she actually yards still looked bare. This bare­ atand up In such a tiny thing or ness waa taken care or on another would ahe spend the next xour Sunday morning. All the neigh­ years referred to aa the hunch­ bors piled into their ears with pick back of Poly View. and shovel and headed for the va­ Grant grabbed the luggage, all cant lota around San Lula Obispo. three boxes of It, and shored it In Returning, they lmedlately set to Engineering Brains , . . Engineering Deans M. P. O'Brien. UC, and L M. K. Boeltey, UCLA, the door. "You'll Just love It," he work planting their treasures. yelled, "lt’a so tiny that you can Grant had brought back wild ger­ d u W th?campu. electronics department with Department Hoad clean It up In 10 minutes flat." anium bushes and Helen collected last week's tour ol the department. Tour members, left to rtght.*are. C. E. Knott, President Had Eatlmate other things that resembled weeds, McPhee, Boelter, Radius. O'Brien, Aubrey Douglas, chief. division •»<*»• college depart­ The 10 mlnutea flat turned out victory Gardena ment ol education, Sacramento, and Dean ol Instruction McCorkle. to bo a whole week of washing The yards were soon In good windows, scrubbing drawers and shape, out one thing was still papering shelves. The neighbors missing, vegetable gardens. They around 820 were very friendly and decided to pay for these however, Poly Draw* Hot Spot There's 10 Bucks Marines Offer offered to help. Helen politely re­ so they trotted down to the school For April UN Assembly fused because she worried about nursery and purchased 12 tomato Cal Poly deliberately has put Due You-When where they could sit after plants. Grant salvaged 10 cents a itself In a "hot spot." Commissions To squeesed in. week from his olgarette money Iran and Yugoslavia are Cal You Say Good Bye Another thing that surprised and bought corn, radish and onion Poly'a first and second choices Helen were the outside, shall we seeds. The dime was gained by respectively to represent at the Ten dollars can be had for the Undergraduates call them-facllltles T Ihe thought bumming cigarette butte from Model United Nations at USC in asking by any Poly student—120 they went out with the Republi­ dassmatee. The United States Marine Corps April. . , for non-veterans. Don't walk up to cans, but were evidently making a Meanwhile Helen was having The Social Science and. Inter­ Is now offering college undergrad­ ■ comeback. Ihe became accustomed her trials and tribulations with the national Relations clubs made the ths cashier's window aa so many uate students an opportunity to to them very shortly, for they Washing machines. She was more selections at a joint meeting last have In ths past and hold out your work toward a commission In the also served as a meeting place and than grateful that they were pro- week. Bob Bayley. Red Ghornh- hand and expect to get the money, United States Marine Corps re­ gossip center. vided, but she never got a chance manl, Max Levy, Nell Moore, and eays Cecil Jones, accounting Of­ serve while still pursuing their The original curtains in the to use them. Eventually this was Ron Parks have aubmltted $8 ficer. No, you have to fill out a work for a college degree. __ trailer were a faded maroon. They taken care of. A schedule was apiece with the choices to the request for your $10 or 980 then Enrolleea In the program, pla­ looked Ilka they'd been used as drawn up and every one signed fur Coileglate Council for the United you have to wait for two weeks if toon leaders class, are required to a specific tlmo, you can atand around that long. attend two, six week summer Barter System Natlone, sponsors of tho confer­ training period*. The first summer Summer rolls around and soon ence, who will pass on the request. This money represents your period Known as the IM,C junior WINIMAN Iraq, Argentina, Brasil, Belgium, hrvnkEtfu wnd m bmbibrbI dojioiilti all the guldens wire In bloom. and Holland were also considered paid at original registration. Of course Is conrturtcd at the Marine BARBER SHOP Helen and Grant had more corn byy the clubs, course,. _getting ' Ing g this back Involves liase, San Diego. After completion Wi Specialise Is Helrciiti and tomatoes so they traded with of the Junior course enrulloes are their neighbors for squash and College delegations, not to ex­ leaving' g school, but that shouldn't»h< returned'to Inactive duty to attend i j Pet The Whele Family lettuce. ceed 12 persons, will represent the stand In the way of too manylany stu- their next academic college school — A Mustang Booster — Helen and Grant lived at Poly ufllctal foreign policy of a UN dents who will do anything to got year. 4 View 820 for two and one-half country. another buck. All students pay a subsistence The second summer training 4 'ears. They then moved into a deposit which covers the cafeteria period la known as the Pl.t', senior I’etvtlia mansion, but will aluroy* operations, the dorms and the course and Is conducted at the Ma­ w m YOB t o AY fool a sentimental attachment to foundation activities or projects. rine Uorpa school, (Juantlco, Vir­ In the years to, come they will be Students under PI. it) and 84(1, and ginia. After completion of the their little silver home on the hill, Vocational Rehabilitation are not senior course enrolleea are again telling theta grandchildren how required to pay breakage deposit. returned to Inactive duty to com­ AUTO PARTS Sno -White they pioneered Poly View hock in This breakage deposit Is a state plete the remainder of their col­ the good old days ( of 1047. requirement whereas th e other lege work for a four year degree, Knrolleca In the course continue to Creamery student fee Is a local requirement. pursue their normal chosen college Welding Gloves If a student doesn't request re­ courses anti there are no special You Get Quality turn of deposits they will remain subject* required hy the Marine Auto Parti City Cleaners in th e accounting department Corps. under a policy rule of that office. Upon receipt of a degree from and Quantity I nder this rule the student !• as­ college and having successfully Goggles im ilT CLEANING sumed to intend to return and do completed both Junior and senior TRY OUR DAILY further work at college. courses enrollves are commit- = Paint* and HIESSING A year or more spent working— "toned as second Iloutenants In the Breikfsst and Luncheons with Uncle Sam f o r example— Marine Corps rcaerve. Following Tooli needn't cause one to withdraw hta awarding of mmmlaalon, officer* OFIN 7 A M. TO JIJO F. M. SPECIALISTS ON account from the books, nor does attend tne basic officers school at CAL POLY JACKETS grauualion necessarily require Quantlco. Virginia for five month* WALTIR PETERSEN withdrawal. There a r e always a prior to being appointed to active M l Monterey PhOfM 1411 few little things that a grad can duty. 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That la why I am of a campaign aponaorad by the Cal Poly’e rodeo team, currently turning the Hun Lulu Obispo Cal Poly chapter of the California ranked third In the nation, hae Sttftty Drive over to the youth of Student Teacher* a**oclatlon it been named a member of the newly the community,” snld Mayor Tim wa* announced early th|» wish, formed Pacific Coast conference O'Reilly ut u recent meeting of "The aim of our home beauti­ of the National Intercollegiate youth lenders on Cnl I'oly’a rum­ fying conteat la to help atudonta Itodeo association, says Cotton pus. plan more attractive and livable Rosser, regional conference di­ Verner 'Mlae, ASH president, wa* dwelling* and to publicise the or­ rector, The conference, one of uppulntud drive chairman. Mlau ganisation," aald Bill Uadun, club foil)' formed at the flee, ff-80 will be assisted by Don Fltsgcrald, vice prettdont. meeting held in Denver, Colo,, In­ high aehool president; Don Clurk, Conteat detail! will ba an­ clude* eight other school*, p r e a I d o n t of the junior high nounced later, Valuable prise* will Formation of the four confer- school; Nelma Finch, junior college ba awarded tha winners in the encoe came about aa a result of a president; und Eddy Angulo, teen several divlaiona. Landscaping and majority opinion which held that canteen president und representa­ tardenlng will entor Into tha final the old point system wa* “unfair tive of Mission high aehool, Judgement a* wall aa Interior plant say* Rosser. 1Inner the old scoring Helping to plan Cal Poly'* part decoration*, system the more meet* In which In the eampulgn are P, K. Helbaa- A relatively new rumpus orga­ u college participated, the greater men, Herb Ruuk und Dick Mon­ nisation, t'STA plana to make thin ite annual aggregate point total, tague, an annual event on It* activity National inter*Intercollegiate champ- Initial plana for the drive were calendar, Jonahlp*nshlpa will be held in Daliae outlined at the meeting. Individual "CBTA la an Integral part of startingijtmgfW this ’ aaye I Roeeer.__ m Tho I aehool* Will handle their own cum- the parent grout), C a 11 f o n I a Dalle* meat will be regarded aa palgna, ua well aa certain phuaoa Toucher* Association. It give* tha official and the winning echool will of the downtown effort. _ student a unique opportunity to be proclaimed ae champion of the "Purpose of the drive,” says become acclimated to the teaching year, Mlae, "la to help people become profession and Its activities be­ At the present time But Roes aware that youth or tho commun­ fore being employed In the public college of Texae and Oklahoma ity are Interested In driver safety school*," «aye Baden. - A und M are ranked ahead of PoR and are willing to do something v Harold Fleming, orseident, urges Roth have participated In many about Improving eondlttona.” all members to attend the next more meet* which have boosted Tho campaign la expected to regular meeting Jan. 84. Dr. Frede­ their point ecoree, says Roeeer, start early In Marrh. rick Kaslg will be the gueet spea­ In all, four conference! were ker. Initiated at the Deliver convention, Dlaponaonto un moment© , . . "Excuee mo a moment," says Other echool* In the PCC are; Al. aa ho ilnlshos a buttoriat teat at tho campus croamory Press Club Takes Over Preofio state, Pierce JC, Idaho Froth Name Officers unlverelty, Washington State, Blood Drive Publicity Montana Btate College, Oregon Plana for complete newspaper For This School YAar Rtate. California at Davie and publicity for Cal Poly's all-campus Ley Broaden, agriculture engi­ Montana State Unlverelty, Go South Aggies,' Says Lovo: blood drlvo, Feb. 11-IB, are being neering major, will lead the Fresh­ made by the Press asoeiation, says man class a* president for the re­ From Jan., 1048, to Nov,, 1044, John Mette. president. mainder of the 1 OB 1-68 school year, more than 8600 naval aviation Honduras Offers Opportunity Cooperating with other campua says Ed Wyneken, class publicity cadet* ware trained at the Calif­ "Opportunity la unlimited for Cal Poly In September 1DB0. Lovo organisation*, the association la manager. Other elected claae offi­ ornia Polytechnic Naval Flight airlving to maka the college'* 800 Preparatory echool,; Another toilette graduate* In Honduras,” la a part-time employeo In the cer! Include George Martin, vice- pint quota drlvo a aucesa. president; Richard Johnson, sec­ 1,100 trainees received Ihstructlon says Oonsalo Alberto "J,ovo-8evlll», college creamery. Ho plana to con­ Events in which Praaa associa­ retary; Tom Golding, secretary; In a Naval Academic Refresher phonwrv dairy atudent from tinue at Poly for another year or tion member* plan to participate Dorrfl Graham, SAC representa­ Unit operated from July, 1944, Rmil, Repuhtle of Hunduru*. ao then tranafer to Oregon Btate Include California Inter-Collegiate tive; and Wyneken, publicity, until February, 1046, Educated U.8. cltlaena are wel­ for additional work. Preaa association convention, Long Reach, late February; Young Far­ "The Froeh class mads its mark come In various flelda of agricul­ When hla arhool day* arc over, mer talent shbw. yesterday; and by Its eucceaa In building, main­ ture berauae of the prevailing high it’* I tack to ralalng coffee, beef, attainment of high acholaatlc stan­ taining and flnall" burning the Specializing In . . . rate of llllteraey reaulting from and dairy product* on the family dards by members of the organi­ Annual Homecoming Ratty bon­ antiquated production methods aTM plantation In Danll, Hondura*. sation. fire,” Wyneken says, "According educatlunal faellltlea. Lovo expect* to teach the method* "We want non-agriculture Jour­ to all reports, last year's fire never CHINESE FOODS It la the aim of the Honduran he ha* acquired here to tho real- nalism majors to know .hey are got to tne burning stage, at leaet government to [nduee educated dent* of hla native land, welcome to Join our organisation,” not at the right time/' he adds. — ind— agricultural speclaliita to go to When aaked what he misses says Mette. "Our membership is Central America to teach new and moat In the U.I., Lovo repPed, wine open for associate member­ Improved method* of production, ••flood coffee and roatjullla*. Ros- ship, although tho Joiner Is not a FAMILY STYLE The atartlng anlary (approxi­ quilla* are doughnut-llke eheeae major," he concluded. mately 12(10, U8I afford* the product*. He liked atrong coffoe, FO R SALE worker the beat home*, meal*, a Stimulating drink made from Poly has entored a float In the 1939 PACKARD • < DINNERS and typoa of entertainment “first tjuallty" coffee bean*. It Ti imminent of Rneca parade the available, ■ ha* a real "punch”. I net four year*, winning ite class Convertible Coupe Oritn To Toko Out "The adventure* and travel* In Re alao 1* having a hard time wrttei - —— a foreign land are experience* a getletting til accustomed to potatoe* Very Reasonable young uwn will alvyay* cherish.: three _time*_____ a day. I" Hondura*. Lovo declare*. * x. rka ultimate* with potatoea on Pallet Barber Shop SEE Chong's After graduating from high the menu. „ . You Purnlih tka Head WARREN DREW arhool In Tennessee, Lovo attended The price of food I* another Cornar of Palm and Chorro agricultural 'college In lamorano, unpleasant experience to tmvo. Wl DO THI RISTI Saovlaw Ava. (Del Mar) llomluraa, HI* college principal A aubatantlal dinner of top sirloin, 1011 Charra St. Pheae II50 -W Morro Bay Phono 1909 advised him to continue hi* stud- vegclahiea, rice, aalad, deaaert and Holrcuttlng Our Spscialty lea at Cal Poly beeauae of It* coffee coat* about I lempira (about practical approach. He enrolled at RO rental In Danll, ho point* out. Cal Photo Supply Hotel Brown's ENGINEERS Drug Store Music Store Cameras Aganti for: - AND Invitee Tm Photosilts • Variiley To Drop By Am I Printing • Old Spice Listen To PHYSICISTS • Dadgett I Romsdell • Poputer Developing • Clcooio • Herb Farm • loss HUGHES RAPID t DEPENDABLE • Bear Film Service IERVICE Complete . _ COOPERATIVE PLAN Preirrlptle* Servls* Brown's Music ••• Hlguara Bl. LOWEST PRICES Store Phone 773 Aiuterson Hotel Building 717 Klguora Phono 1273 fOK . Phono 31 MASTER OF SCIENCE DEGREES ELECTRIC WE HAVE MADE A LOT OF PEOPLE RECAPPINC ' ■ ' • 1 i January 30th it tha doling dot# for indicating SPECIAL "HAPPY" your intarait. Sta your Placomont Offlco for <00-16 and <70-15 dotaili. A formol application will be forwardc $6.95 SINCE WE GOT OUR NEW SOAP to you ot your roquoit. - On* Wggk Only Thair Whit* Clothes Are 0n« Day Strvlea ADDRESS CORRISrONDINCI JO WHITER THAN EVER BEFORE HUGHES RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT LAIORATOR IS Las MACRAE ENGINEERING PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT MAKE US PROVE IT CULVER CITY, CALIFORNIA OK RUBBER (When the U*l»*r»lty *!"<• •» WELDERS „ SURV-UR-SELF LAUNDRY e Fshruery IStk cle«l*| 4ete te enefi fe« Marsh A Santa Rasa ttreat itudtnt pertietpenen, tkl» will ke permlMehle.) t 113 lOOUEBA aNfara and vamts PHONE IMS PA G E 4 EL MUSTANG' FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1952 THIS AND THEM $ 0 1 Veteran'! Corner By Ernest Rettey By Matt*Mette A varyry cloaccloae friend, Dirty Ed IiUr, la masting Do you have a problem that Concerns tha considerableablu difficulty — In obtaining------a aatlafactory--_ Veterans’ administration? Then. 1st Veteran’s 4 /l I I I 4 \ 14 N I \ A ll I'lM \ I I 4 IINI4 4 01 1 1 4,1 grade In Math 4. He's fallod It acven quarters. C orner help, you. Write out yonr question or Since I've been fortunate In passing Math 1 ‘ ifoblem and send to Ernest Bettey, Cal Poly and only flunking 4 twice, 1 feel qualified -In Box 1109, and he will try to solve it for you giving Dirty Ed and all my friends a few worth­ through the local VA office, or If necessary Publlihsd wt«kly during tha achool yaar aacapt holiday and examination while pointers toward solving the "once seem­ through the district office. prrloda by tha Aaioclatad Itudanti, California grata Polytachnle Collaga, ingly Impossible" In mathematics. Letters from veterans, says the VA, reflect Pan Lull Oblipo California. Printed anti rely by itudanti majoring la Dirty Ed claims he has trouble understand­ a certain amount of confusion about bunoflts for printing In tha "School for Country Prlntera." Tha opinion! eipreued In ing what “k" equals in the problem "x plus 8 newer ex-servicemen, In the first place; the equals 6", And 1 don’t blame nlm. After all, It s phrase "Since the lighting began In Korea" does thli paper In ilgnad editorial! and article! are tha vlewi of tha wrltari and pretty difficult to understand In a 10 to 18 week not necesarlly narrow down these benefits to do not nacaaaarlly rapraiant tha opinion! of tha itaff, vlawi of tha quarter. those who actualy fought in Korea. Benefits for Auodated Student Body, nor official opinion!. Subicrlptlon price fl.00 par Basically we must know the flguro "x" known those who served In the armed forces since June yaar la advance. Officer, Room 11, Admlnlitratlon building. as the unknpwn, Is peculiar. It can be used before, 87,1960, apply to veterans who had active service In the middle of, after, over or under any njunber anywhere In the entire world) Including, of or combination of numbers thereof, rssultmg In course, right here In the U8. an Intricate series of nothings that no person .Vocational training for disabled veterans of living, dead or otherwise has actually ever under­ active service since June 87, 1960, Is exactly Is White Here To Stay? j&£stood. similar to the training given disabled WW I] Let's use a simple problem and see how easy veterans under PL 10, Hah! Hah! Sis Boom Bah I it Is. "X" equals the square root of 86.984 1«> the Eligibility rules include a discharge other Did you support the first organized rooting section or sixth power, divided by L8MFT. Our problem than dishonorable; as well as determinltlon by do you think the section idea is worth supporting? Do you Is to determine the exact value of 86.984 with a the VA vocational that training Is needed to know why it is bejng tried out? substitution of "y plus h” for It. overcome tho service-caused handicap. Training In the first place, a problem of this caliber may be had up to four years, If that much time Its purposes, say the originators, is to show the doubting should be tabled in the catalogue Math 861) !<68| is needed for rehabilitation, Naturally, sub­ Thomases in this community that Mustang spirit is still and 463, ■;preading Its working out Into three sistence allowances aro payable under the law. riding high. It provides a concentrated area for organized* separate quarters In the sophomore, Junior and The VA says thire are two,types of govern­ yells and adds to the show, I senior academic years. By fsr, It takes too much ments life Insurance available to new veterans. concentration to discover accurately, or within The first ie a five-yaw policy, renewable every Apparent lack of stndent support is often given as the the nearest 100th dlget, either way, tho answer five years at a higher premium rata. It does not. reason for the low percentage of downtown attendance at to such a problem. pay dividends, Application, plus the first pay­ our public events. Tne organized rooting section shows up Since we aren't sure,' In fact don’t know, the ment of premium must bo sent to the VA wfthtn the student support to best advantage,- numerical or alphabetical value of "x" we pick 130 days after separation or release. Tho second some fantastic comparison out of mld-alr to rep­ type or Insurance Is for disabled veterans. It's This organized rooting section with its white shirts is resent what we Imagine It's worth. The first similar to QI Insurance for WW II veterans ex­ an experiment that started when an unofficial poll of student stickler comes Into view when the Instructor cept than premiums are on a different basis, end body opinion taken last week in class, club, SAC and ICC In grabbing a passing comparison gets one so no dividends are paid, Eligible disabled veterans meetings showed the students favored an experimental far off from yours that there’s no Inclination as must apply to the VA within one year from the to whether or not you are working tho same date the VA found the disability to be servloe- section. problem. connected. Two sections at the Santa Barbara game were filled Anyway, with our "x" value established, wo with enthusiastic supporters and many more were unable . now proceed to find the square root of 86.984 to to find room in the block. More spirit*, more yells and an the sixth power. Right here we substitute "y plus impressive Alma Mater drew comments of "bravo” from spec­ h", eliminating backtracking and thereby 111 tators. I stops. The square root of "y plus h" we finally Vetville determine to be equal to the sum of two hypot- Dy Ingrid Whitney All is not a bed of roses, however. Some students feel nuse circles, curvaturod In the exact center by that the whole thing is a bunch of hooey and has no merit a determining 4fl degree angle. • what-so ever. They claim that any student should have the Our final step on the upper story Is deter­ Activitymy here in Vetville mining tho equalness of the sixth power. The sum as an:tyurwnere In our sunny right to sit anywhere they want and wear what they want to of our first answer equals a number we later dis­ state has been confined to wear. cover is so large that It Is Impossible for the lino, our living rooms, a n d a I Since this matter is soon to come before the SAC for ap­ type operator to accurately copy, and therefore much as we love our child­ proval or disapproval, we want to know how you feel now that , we establish It as "8x.” ren It li a little norve racking Our final step Is to divide by L8MFT. In the at times when the little ones you have seen organized rooting in action. The SAC is repre­ end we find It it supposed to be I.8MFZ, not T, decide to build an Eiffel senting you, what do you want them to do? My roommate had copied it wrong, when he did tower with our pots, nans Cut or tear out the form below and indicate your feeling the homework. and silverware. But that on the matterrThen drop It Into one of the boxes located In The answer Is so darn fouled up, we can see each season nas* Hi assets, little sense In even copying It over. Con­ In the summer we apond most El Corral, the Post office, or the El Mustang office. You sequently, we get in an argument with the prof, of our days hunting for the chlldern while In the can even explain or comment on your choice if you wish. Intersperse our ordinarily normal conversation winter we can't help but know where they are, Do It now 1 with a few sharp words and finally wake up boarding a train for Fresno State. Several of our little Vetville friends hays celchrnted their birthdays this |i»m week. (iindy I am In favor of tha policy of having an organized l.epure celebrated her third birthday on Jan, 12. She had a very nice party and was very proud to rooting aectlon at laagda game#. show off her brand new baby brother, Steven. The Downbeat Little Clayton Record xlso celebrated a birthday Y " ...... this week and proudly displayed his tricycle com­ By Don Berry plete with attachment to pull little brother Mike, N o i ...... t ...... [ 3 Eddie Htalxer also had a real nice party to cele­ Yesterday, If you went to assembly, you got brate his second birthday, Comment ,. • ...... , an Idea of what kind of a Glee club Toly has. In its Initial appearance of the year, the Glee club We are sorry to hear of another Illness hers presented a preview of some of the numbers among our vetville friends. A special got well t n tl II I II I M I III i II M t I II M II (I I II that will be used on tour and at tho "Homo wish goes to Eunice Lunlhg of Vetville 18 who concert," which will take place In tho S.L.O. has been hospitalised. We hope everything will I ttil I I I | l I I • I I I I I II I I I I I I I I I I l I I | | { High school auditorium on the nights of April be all right real soon. 17 and 18, Last Monday night the Gleesters elected a new secretary to take over that post left vuenut when Frank Wilson WMf called Into active service with the navy, The new secretary Is Jim Italian. Sometime within the next few weeks a new Letters to the Editor group of Jackets will appear on campus; these will be the Glee club award. Jnckets. Although Time Pauses To Give Thanks the department cannot afford to pay for these Dear Editor; Jackets at this time, the members voted to choose We very much appreciate your sending ulong u Jacket ami emblem design and pay for them the hi Mustang editorial on "The Younger Gen- -•**•*■from their wuwn ” ” pockets, The • te w jms Jackets ne»s aare ir Mwrtiuwuawarded on the same system as are the Music depot imenitmeni «ri»tion" (Time, Nov. ft). All of os at Time urs keys and require an accumulation of 210 points, particularly Interested In reactions to the story (the keys tall for a total of 4.0). Boinia are appearing In the college press—many thanks acquired on a participation basts. At the present for letting us hear from you, time there arc only six men eligible to wear the John Bhllip Sousa III Ja'k t. Ihcsc arc Joe granger, Clarence itull, I diior's Note: 'Chunks Time, but It was a story Al Doram, Al Bradley, Jim Webster, ami. yours end mu un editorial (El Mustang, Nov. Id). truly. L game, a new custom was started, that of ending Do You W ant Organized Rooting? alt basketball games win, lose, or draw - with Dear Editor: the singing of "All Halt Grei tr and Gold", It Last Huturduy night the college sponsored Ita went over big this first time and with the help rirat organized rooting auction, I ujiderstund that ffifW id tm'm March lt|1 Uiw* §t ftqvif# * K*prVttit *«• and conpnrntlmr-of all you rooters there’s no inis wus intended to b» an experiment nml that If reason why IT ; boobin'! go over every time,' the students untiled to continue the section It Hnmetlmes It will bo done with u live pep bund, .would It.... a policy,.' •'/*!'#• ilano my ho»l to ohoor him n/i, tlorfor, «'• hut when It's not possible to get a pep httmi I feel thnt Inis idea is u good one and I am •"it, we'P use the recording used Tuesday night, sure that many other gluilbnU fool (he sumo way. troys ‘tolllriM him tnforuol htninu hln Joh . , Mow about conducting n pull of student opinion foruot I ho hi I In nlllnu 11/» , . fo W rl • ' This Is the kind of thing that makes un Impres­ sion on visitors and gives a school u reputation to decide Mils Issue one way of I he other. llironl of III liotillh . .fiiruol ... , .. , „ Bill lb allow of good sjMiriamanjthlp. Editors Nolei Sim editorial, - Snnp On Tools The Choice Of THE COMPLETE RESTAURANT

Bac'iino and Stockird Better Mechanics Icefioliiiny Is - t Mottle fir Whitworth SEA FOODS ind ( j P n v r n l Insurance IIrakers Wrerfches ' • BROILED STEAKS 740 Higuora Strcgt Phono 393 J0HH BALLARD 1217 Mill '» • BEE HIVE CAFE San Lull Obi.p.i fhona 771! a ; MUNTtMv it »M l/M *./* FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1952 EL M U8TANQ PA G E 8 Music In The Moonlight; Father Gets Gifts; 'How To' Book Revives Theory Mother Expecting Collegians In 16th Year • lly Don Perry For Happiness Minus Laziness Normal procedure when there Is I By Jack W hit* an expectant mother to give her a lly Retell* Dooley alltlex to please, thus causing a ‘ ^ihmyTWfe-tiw 4NHNHWW whn ’Wfmrj, l*al»y shower. Hut, thtl being an Editor's Note! Mrs. Katelle mental strain which may develop dcr Hiouml ihu rumpus ut night "Upside down" school anil thu sen­ Dooley, K1 Corral boo a tore Into a gastric ulcer or a bad coat fueling thu cool ulr ami llitanlnc to Club Asks M errit tf ior architecture students having manager, reviews "The Anatomy of ecxema. tho muilc of thu Colluglune us they an expectant fathor In their midst, of Happinese" by Martin M Gum- Doctor Gum port urges ue to faoa hold practice suasions. Couples To Dance they pulled a surprise reverse. pert, Ml). I'uhllsned by McGraw things ae they are after carefully All married student couplea are The dnrpeful father, Hal Kim­ Hill, 80S pages, end for eale at analysingMfM ourselves____ r — and to mak* It ha* been that way since 1080 18.80 In nl Corral bookstore. the most of our pleasures, within whun thu Colleglana were orgun- urged to attend the Cal Poly brough, wua entertained by 40 fel­ low students at a nal y shower a It aeeme that many of our con- reason of course.course, To To standel still at lied. Even though thu mualc atyloa Grange open houaa dance tomor­ were uuitu dlfforunt then, thu down- week ago lest night, Instead of tempory American wrltere are en­ any age te to atrophy. beat nua alwaya boon thu aamo— row night from 0 p.itf. - I'd mid­ following custom ami each bring­ deavoring to ehow, according to Gumpert’* style of writing la giving ItM llatunura uiijoynu-nt, night In Hlllcrait lounge, aaya ing an Individual gift, they con­ hie or her philosophy, how to grow sometimes dissimulating ona at Grange Maatwr Jumoa McGrath. tributed to a common pool and younger, how not to worry, how times didactic, but at hla beat ha In th* days whun thera wart appointed a commutes to buy the to bo h~_-*‘ ‘ ___. jo fp._ la warmly human and artlessly onlyly a»0lllio aludontaetui horn, many "The Poly Grangu la tha only thing* needed by the Kimbrough hang. I helpful. He should at leaet be ap­ Colleglana doublud up and aung Gumpert, an old hand compua club In which wlvaa have household, In the "how" uemo, gives ue hie preciated by the average iWaaar part of thu time with thu gluuglu club.___ "Anatomy of Happinese." wnowho Isis struggling, fafalling, reorU Thu oruhuatra waa badly handi­ oqual rights of participation with After the Initial shock wore off, capped because thu uollugo waa not tha group participated In a few Dr. Gumpert, being a physician, anting and continually asking! men atudenti", McGrath addi, parlor gumo*. For refreshments, has fleet hand knowledge of human "How can I be happy?’’ then a four yuar institution, and Grangu actlvitisa alau carry over thu turn-over waa gutting rapid. * several wives had Imked cakes, pain. According to him, he has after graduation Into tha M08 local and there was coffee, einokee, nutd* It hi* bu*ln*ie to gain a I,earn l!y Doing Grange* In California. Any offlc* Jokes and laughe. knowledge of human happlnaai. Hillcrest Open On my lu held by woman and three • Whon flrat organised, thoy had Highlight of the evening waa Il«ppln*a*-Lailn*aa to go on the aaaumptlon thut good offlcoa aru for women only, liar* ahuri speech of acknowl- Week-ends To All mualdana muku a good orchoatra. Mualo for tha Informal aoclal egementi "Gosh fallow*—thanka." II* olalme that happln* as has Starting tomorrow night HUN lleforu long they hud gulnad a rep­ will feature tha record* of six become a aynonym for Itleilness crest lounge will be open on lat* utation for good mualo here In Han modern name band* Including a n d withdrawal—the prevailing unlay* and Sundays to nil Polyltea, Lula Oblapo and in many purta of Tommy Dorsey. Grange ritual and How Sincert Can Ypu Idea being that we should be their frienda and families, aaya tha atuto, equipment will ba on display. Get? Ask Nanny Goat ashamed of claiming happlnaai In Dan Lawaon, atudent actlvitisa such a turbulent and unrtstful coordinator. Today tha Colleglana are a 16 The 80 mambera of the campus One of the nanny goats at tha world. Author Gumpert ti highly place, non-union orguniaation. "Wo Grange comprise tha only collegi­ Cul I’oly poultry plant took the contemptuous of this attitude and The lounge will be on the order MVa only, two purpoeee," aaya ate Grange in the west, McGrath poultry department’s recently an­ so proceeds to portray hla blue­ of El Corral, eaya Lawaon. Thera JiaiUlUHarold r.i i "DDW.TB/ u v a y" l/HTIUIUIIiDavidaon, reports, It la ona of two In the nounced replacement program to print for happiness, H* doesn't un­ will be fountain eervloe, coffoa, muaic department head. "We want nation, tha other being at Ohio heart—aha gave birth to twin derwrite tha gay abandon attitude, sandwiches, tee oream, etc. Throo to play for our own college dancea State university. ktdda. but more the old true blue brand dally papere will be available a long ana go on tour with the glee dub. Eugene Deggslman. poultry club of contentment. with men's magailnes as well at "In the luat three yeara, nine 'How Now Brown Cow;' president, discovered the nanny He believes whole heartedly that cards and oheexere. out of 15 man have joined tha gout end her newly born offspring there la a dtvtinct tie up between "However." eaye .Lawaon, "it local mualdana ...... and are Bo Lifo Of Tho Forty when he wont to feed hi* brooding inlnd and bodily functions—unhap la meant to be a quiet a m except known aa thu Dona. Thoy play project last Saturday, Jan. 10. plnees, If prolonged will inevitabl) on Saturday nights." for strictly off-campua duneea un­ . Want to Improve your speaking ability? Alpha Phi Sigma, ap**cn And what are goat* doing it the teed to a breakdown In some form The lounge alao will be avail* der union rogulutlona and receive poultry plant? A band of goats In the body.—that a diseased and union acale, $10 pur player for fraternity. !■ accepting a limited able during the week for prlvata number of new mambera this quar­ are Kept at tha campua poultry painful body, In tho vary act of club dances or partial. three hour*. The Colleglana receive lant to keep the gruae grased continually forcing itself upon the $6 par man for thu aume time at ter, aaya Stu Schlagol, club pres­ "We hope to provide mualo for ident. - Sown. conscious, a* a drop of water arhool dancea." onto atone, thrueta Itself Into the an after-game dance tomorrow During tha oouraa of two or foreground, leaving the mind in night," Lawaon adds. Up To Tha Hoye three meetings, each member haa SAE Plant Two Movias "Hogardlnaararumaa ofor ability,unuiiy, ona man a weakened condition, thus prey Saturday and-Sunday houre aro a chance to give a three mlnuto On Land, Air Machinot to anxiety and f*ar. as follows i i : haa aa good | a ehanra to gat In aa prepared speech, an extempore- 11 a.m.—midnight—Saturday the nexnet," . Davey aaya. “'I don’t nooue speech, and to read into a Movie* from Oeneral Motors and Home Llf* aalact themthem—the boya do. We don’t Boeing Aircraft are planned for 11 a.m.—I p.m.—Sunday

tape recorder so that he can hear - H e maintains that a competent n "" eara much about flaah In the pan how he sounds, SAE mooting next Wednesday at phyeioian in dtegnmlng a ease i man becuuee we want aomeone 7:80 p.m. In Room 801, admlnls- An open meeting for Interested trtlon building, eaye Don Hughes. should, before prescribing a_ cure, dependable and ulwaya on time for students is scheduled for noxt look carefully into the patients Chrysler - Plymouth practice. SAK reporter. Members and all living conditions, hopes, struggles "The aarrat of our aucceaa la Monday at 7 p.m. In Room 800. others Interested are Invited, he administration building. Schlogel eaye. and diet. A constantly nagging attributed to our auction practicea, can bo contacted through Box mate or a to exacting boss, over a The aaaaa meat In,one room and TOPf, or Advisor Edward FT Roytr i .. P. U, Merles of Union Oil com. !*“PifloH * *w%* of a** tliwi.vtfttV| h may ip y wwwwwmma Itha n * gTWni- Gaaroatoad Papalr practice under their own leader. pany spoke on automatic automo­ tlent to strive beyond hie potent!- The braaaea and other aoctlona go In Room 106A. Library,, tive transmissions at the last meet­ Jerrict. ■ All Hahn through tha aame procedure. It'a ing. He used elides to show various surprising how proud the man are Poultrymtn Git Rudy romponct*. Hughes says that about of their own aectlona, Thia pride 100 members and guests attended. often leada to rivalry." For Big Blood Drivo Kina Myetem "I fuel confident that the Poultry Alumni Board Matting The Colloarlana hgve worked out club will contribute heavily to the The board of director* of the tody • Painting aiyalum of fine*. Any man arriving earning blood drive," saya Gene Alumni association moet hero to­ late for practice or ualng profane Deggleman, president. More than morrow end Sunday to outline this • D U P ES languuge la fined. Thla money goca hair the membora have signed up year’* program. Mein topics art to pay for u banquet at tha and of already. A < to be membership, regional acti­ • FURNITURE tha year. Perry Ingle la the man to eoo vities and possibilities of closer Genulnt Hopar Parti Jack Heller, aoclal aclonca major, for thoeo members who haven’t cooperation with students on next • AWNINGS i* currently manager of the Colfeg- signed up for an appointment yot, homecoming. lana. Ha decidua wnat uniform they says James Ingram, club reporter. • WINDOW SHADES will waar and covere other detaiia. Thu plea for blood for our friend* College of Pad Ac In 104*1 scored The membera of the orchoatra and once comrades over In Korea 10 points agalrtet Cal Poly, the • LINOLEUM recently apent cloae to $10U on should be extended to all Poly most ever tallied against a Mus­ 1 1 Gnarantnad uniform*. students ue this email sacrifice tang rage team. • DAIY FURNITURE I’eraialent may mean tha difference between Iliad Cart "I remember ona guy," aaya life and death for eome bleeding Haller, "who waa ao craay to get 01, he e a y e . ______• LET US FURNISH In tha Colleglana thut he Juat wouldn't let ua alone, He pluyed YOUR HOME the trumpet and at that time we -SPUDNUTS- had u good trumpet player, lie You f Ft Invited to ui* knew that but persisted in trying Thsy'r# our taiy ttrmi Stanley V. Cole to get in by hook or crook. //>\t OIOIITIBLII "Finally one duy our trombone o ' NO CARRYING CHARGI Chryiltr • Plymouth player left ua. In deaperation wu GOLDINI me t In touch with the would-be Phone 421 1144 Moittmy StiMt Kttegtan, He got Into the orchea- OOODI fun Lula Ohlspo. CulIL tra nil right, but he had to luurn AMIIICA'S riNllf 669 HIGUERA ST. to pluy a trombone in a month. royaT Now he'p gnu of the beat twin- fOOt CONFICflON Only Pnrtnfcln With •Wte plnyera we have ever had.” West's SFUDNUT SHOP * MAROIN Weather In Aviation M2 HI0UIA STRUT Hubert Johnalon, mechanical en- tee Lett Oblipo, Cellf.

■InceHng Inat ructor, talked on me­ g|ii» VMIlfGIH'i n I wily PeHai. teorology In commercial aviation (Kjj *... *••**•• o..U *o.l, - H. WILLS laat Monday night ut the regular meeting of the IAH. NORWALK SERVICE M l M'S’Ak Known for Good Clothing' 1088 HIGUERA ST. PHONE 191) K Green Bros. 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That I* the prediction season to battle the fast-breaking of Ed Jorgensen, buskotlmlTVonelt, Cal Poly Mustangs. us hi* Mustangs ready for their game with Sun Francisco YMI. Game time Js 8 p.m. Conch Ken Keoppel has a team The YMI. will Invade Crandall that averages belter than 78 points in tomorrow night for u cage per gume, while holding their op- STl.. t with the muifung*, who run position to 87. The Pusudcna live Is up u score of 1)2 points, u Poly udept ut holding fust-brrukln'g record, In downing the BF five plubsJn cheek pin I It remains to Inst seusun. be seen what they can do against Loaded with ex-oollcglato stars, the Mustang’s specialty, Racquotmen Begin the YMI has been playing top Slow llreaktr* team* In the Huy urea and report­ T h e slowbreaklng Crusadsrs edly lias a strong club.:, , ■ hold the Redlands university Invi­ Practice Feb. 18 Th northern oulntet scored 80 tational tournament crown, Whit- California Collegiate Athletic point* against Poly last suason tier, who bowed to the Mustangs, Association's 1031 tennis cham­ while losing, hut will be out for also fell to Pasndenu, While tne revenge In this tussle. toughest of their Schedule follows, pion* begin workout* Feb. 18 In Tip-off time Is 8 o’clock. one of their best efforts was In a the first phase of tho grind that pructlce contest with the Univer­ Is ahead If they Intend to hold In the preliminary game start­ sity of Nevada. onto the crown. ing at tliHO, the high flying Junior, varsity has been clipping off all Leading the Crusaders In Hob Coach Dene Bndlh Is fortunate comsr* with ease, but Dan's, the Hopkins, sophomore forward. to have live returning lettorman city league team may offer more Up And—W hoops. . , The refer#*'! eyea a rt on the ball In Named all-tourney ut Redlands, 3 from the championship club; They competition. Hopkins la reported to lie one of include Junior Varsity Bakketbafl this picture, but no on* ele* can teem to locate It. Driving the finest In the stats. H* drive* Coach Ken Walts, Jim Corbett, through on th# outelde are Muetange Alain Button and Ed hurd and Is number one score on Modestoi Dave Zlemor, Santa Bar­ Nichole. Gauchos seeking something are Tom Moss (28), Bob RlP T hsciUmih squad. bara) Ramon Naranjo,. San Fer­ Up Hunter (13) and Marv Dennis, center. Another all-tournament playsr nando) and Vie Bouker, Los (Photo by Caa Siukalakl) and fourth In scoring for the Cru­ Angeles. , ' saders is Vestal Armstrong, a "The addition of four new ten­ Your guard and a senior studunt, John nis cotfrts I* a great asset to us Davis, forward and a sophomore, this year," Smith says. "We will from Lincoln high school In Los be able to conduct better practice Alley Attendance At lntramurals< Angeles, Is the second highest sessions and will have room for , llr Rsr lu stain i. scorer on the toam. He's reputed mors team members," he predicts Calibre Of Play Improve an a long shot urtlsl. The courts were finished last Frank Romero, rolling for Pete’s Spring, mid-way In the season, Ftva, cams through with high Attendance and calibre of bas-f Ski T u rn To Soquoia and the tonnls team didn't benoflt game and series Monday. Frunk kstball ha* picked up as the Intra­ tanked 12 markers. much from them, They did, how- rolled a neat 820, and captured mural cage program goes Into Two men of the Printers team, Weekend of Feb. 2-3 aver, break them In during one of high series with M4, Ouy’s Fel­ Its third week. Ray Rasmussen and Don Shearer, Tan members of Cal Poly’s ski the tourneys here. lows rolled high toam game with 111. A full four-nights’ schedule was lead the Wednsday scoring with club team will Journey to Sequoia Only four men have signed up played last week for the first 111 and IS points respectively. park Saturday Feb. 2 to take part Team schedule next week) Poly- for the team outside of the five time, giving fans a chance to aee Thursday, Joe Bode, Itodvo dub, In a dual meet with the Sequoia vets. Those are Don Zlemer, Santa Neslana-teagulll The Saints- alt the teams In action. Nightly ski duh. Fighting Cocks: Poly Phase- upped hi* total tankage to 42 Barbaras Bob Slrohm, Harbor play had- been held up by other points. Jim Pierce, ME club, ha* With skiing condition* expected City) George Hunter. San Luis Bcrewbulls) Cat Sklnnors-MK doings In Crandall gym. to be the best of the seuson, the club) Guy's Fellows-Stragglers, scored 27 points, Slalom course will he set up Sat­ Obispo and John Cowan, Coach­ Program director Ed Levy says Thu complete schedule for next ella. Oowan, a Bakersfield JC and Engineers vs Peta’s Five. hs Is trying to arrange the calen­ urday morning In time for the run Standings as follows) games are listed below. that afternoon and Sunday. Pres- transfor, won the Poly Inter- dar of game* along with other . Tuesday. Jan. 28 ImD i ,|H i Lm I..«■ 1 srhnnl tennis tourney last fall.— M l atab IT 10 event* stated for the gym to give rrfvt ITT TTTP HTTIT Pete's Five 80 17 7— 1,0* Hlgueras v* CP Niseisteam says that probably will be Still hunting for prospective spectators and player* alike as 8— Soils Club vs Young Farmers Poly Phase 88 18 much basketball a* possible, the only ski event of tho weekend. natters, Smith says, "I hope any­ Engineer* .12 20 9— Shep club v* Feather Mer­However, a dinner and dancs one Interested In tennis will come Seagulls 81 21 Appsrent Strength chants are slated for Saturday night. out for the squad." Strength of a few of the team* Wednesday, Jan. 30 While the schedule Is still In Polynesians 81 21 Altogether there are expected lly's Fellow* 80 22 hut become apparent as thoy roll, 7—Crops dub vs History dub to In* 200 in attendance, Britton complete, the first match probably trew halls 21 31 over opposition with ease. The H -Top Mat v* Boots k Spur* also pointed out that saveral will be played In March. aStragglers 20 12 Bittner* In the Monday league are 0- Mariner hall v* Printer* member* of the Cal Poly delegat­ Th* Saints 10 88 still running up big scores. The Other schedules will bo reLra*vd ion a r e also m e m I* e r J of the California Poly placed second In Cat Nkirinsr# - 13 39 Itortuo club of tho Thursday loop next week. hosting club. Fighting Cocks IS 89 and the Crops elub Have been im­ 8C2A basketball play last year. pressive, Full league standing* can bo found In the gym bulletin board. League scoring leaders kspt ur THIS u life their high scoring pacs. Fred Singh, Newman club, with Mil Oh The tine points. Kon Walts, Bittners, with 22 points Isd Monday night mu­ rals. With WILL B. THOMAS, Sped. Editor Tom Morrow High FORMER Sports Editor of El organised rooting section ap­ First night games In th*~Tuos- Mustang, Boh Hardy, picked up peared this week They were pal­ dgy league found Tom Morrow, U few quotes at the boxing ling for the Newman club, 81 o f the man who wean Los Hlgueras, scoring 17 points matches with San Jose State last strong. and Dick SoI ph, Sheep club, week and passed them on to us. They concern the bout between A couple of days before last dassy Chuck Adkins of the Spar- week's boxing matches Coach Arrow Shorts! FOR BETTER CLEANING tans and Coach George Prouse’s George Prouse Informed us that op mittman, Paul Flchbeck. . "If we have something to show AND FASTER SERVICE It appeared In the second round the students, they’ll come out— as If Adkins was about to deck and we've got something to Pa*tl, but he didn't anti the P„ly- ■how ’em." Try Thi ite went on through a shortened Well. a good-sir, <*l crowd third round showed up for tho bouts. Wording to Hardy, a second One la*l from Han. Jose re­ Perfectly at ease in action 9 9 9 Perfect Method t(*un4 "conversation" was held marked about the mafly persons the bout* drew , Uni, Cleanori between the two boxer*,’ Paul • * • • aid, "I wanteil to fight to win. Since there’s quite a group of Opposite the Courthouse When I knew I stood no chance ski enthusiasts on campus here, of winning and that • Chuck we're klnda glad that a dipping *83 Oses Phono 1787 (Adkins) was carrying me, I on the perils of high voltage line* asked him to dock me," where snow has piled high showed When Adkins was lator asked up III our office pigeon nolo. about the story he said, “In round According' to Pacific Gas and perfectly comfortable at easel t*wo--- a- whenAt A _ * things were * i veryW. hot, Paul did ask me to put him awu y. Electric company officials, snow WEISHAR'S Adkins thought "sincerelyly" has nearly burled (and In some that he could have done it, "Rut cases completely) power lines In I wouldn't have done It for any­ some areas. The company warn* CITY thing, I tike Paul very much and Um< R "Would be fatal to a skier Arrow Shorn...Cripptr he was doing his best before his ’t he should come Into contact lasltntn or all-tlatlle PHARMACY own school," or even within seven feet of uialnihnnd. Paul had Just recovered from u these dines,” •51 Higu.ro St Mom 112 stomueh ailment. I* Is suggested that skiers use * ♦ • * supervised ski tows and to b* r»vvi Arrow AlhUile Your Local Agency for I,AMT week we carrlud ,*-atory cautious on the slopes they use, L ruler thirl* announcing the opening on Sun­ Perhaps that should be some Ponslor's Merchandise days of Crandall gym for students sort of "Thought For The Week" Arrow T-ShlrU to use for any sporting activity here! Dorothy Gray • DuBarry they wished, Coty Luelen belong# Yard- Well, this week Coach Bob Mott Coach Ed Jorgensen, a Chico ley Chaael • Ceroae • Ouer- told us that last Sunday they had State college graduate, '3(1, has lolaa Dana • Revlon#Faber- the "Biggest crowd we’ve ever been head basketball mentor here ARROW g# Coreantl • Bonnl Ball had busily doing "everything.” since 1947. n r bor>Vfff >0fl U"4M< t "<’ KVm 10 We Give * •' » • Hank Moroski, former Poly eng# snmts • nu * Moan Mum * wmomwiai * great, holds tha school's individual i * . -. —■ —. __ 'Coaet-lo-Codel Stamps AT least 130 persons, on the record for most point# scorsd In — i i Intramural solleg# career with 1,224 in imu basketball games. And the first years. K t .

FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1952 EL MUSTANG PAGE 7 Season Half Cone 1 Gym ClubToils In Obscurity; :or JV Cage Club Has Nine Potential Winners I i ; Btudant Coaches Kan Walts and lob Tomlinson’s mad-scorlng Jun- Cal Poly’s almost unknown or varsity basketball taam has athletic group, the gymnastic rsachad the half-way point to an team, under the close guidance of undafaatad season. Basketballers Win Coach Olen Noblr, Is holding daily workouts in preparation for the < a Coach Walts says, "My boys havo won seven straight and have mtng season. ---- ;______seven to go. With continued team Conference Gama play and co-operation, they are Mustang eager* rolled to an easy a sure bet to maintain the pace.” 78-67 win over the 2C2A cellar Into a fair team. If tha Colts romain undefeated, dwelling Santa Barbara Qauchoe they will havo gono through tho last Saturday night before over The CCAA gave up the gymnas­ first undefeated Disketball season ' 100 excited fans in Crandall gym. tic sport in 1961. That year Poly at Poly. Poly eager* offered one or the finished second to San Jose State best performances of the seaeon as in the conference meet held here. The Colts have mowed down they led the Qauchos throughout Previous Organisation Antelope Valley JC, "Johnnies” the fracas. Coach Ed Jorgensen Picking up the sport after having if r of Paso Robles, VFW of Santa clearod the bench early in the se­ no organised team for two years, darla, Ban Luis Obispo high cond quarter and the reaervea con­ Coach Noble hie lined up a heavy school, Poly All-Stars, Santa Bar- tinued the scoring. Halftime score schedule. The squad opens com­ lira Junior vgrslty and the Cam­ was Poly 88, SB 81. petition Feb. 14 at San Jose in a bria air force base. Their largest Bill Wood turned In a flne floor meet with Stanford, San Jose score was run up against the Cam­ performance, tallying 18 points. State and the Olympic club of San bria AFB, 101-38. Algln Sutton, hurt in the late min­ Francisco. March 0, the Mustangs Varsity Coach Ed Jorgensen utes of the third quarter, scored host San Jose. Stanford was to ■ays, "These hoys are top future 18 points for the Mustangs. High varsity material, In fact, three of come here next week, but canceled Drawl IIm S • • • Paul Rautar, Ban Jom boxer, smears the olnt man for Santa Barbara was out early this week. Efforts are them are pushing the varsity Blunter with 18. being made to reschedule the In­ blood from tho noio of Mustang mlttman Pat Valladoo, This players for top spots right now.” Tuesday night was "a horse of dians. bout wont to Routor via TKO. (Photo by Jim Tanjt) Top scorers for the potent Colts a different color”, for the Mus­ Gymnastic Hopefuls ares Charles Hill, who leads the tangs were outplayed by the Sun Heading the list of hopefuls for stampede with 80 points, John Marines by, 79-70. The Poly Kersey with 71, Myron Moses has Dttflt the team is Lkrry Mlgllasso, spe­ eager* were pitted against former cialists on the rings and rope Prompt Swimming 70 and Dean Johnson 09. college stars who paced them all Prowe'i Mlttman Other JV scorers are: Ellis, 62 climb. Migliaaso was 1960 confer­ 1 through the game except for tho ence champion on the rings. 81; Ziemer, 47* Smith, opening minutes of play. Signupi Urged ; Lawler, fli and Clements, 4. On the horlxontal bar , Ted - i Win Throe Bouts; The half-time score favored the Btaata, Qary Williams and Jack Signup now I giant gyrenes 48 to 20. The Mus­ Dawson will carry Mustang That’* tha request of Coach tangs rallied In the Anal quarter hopes.ipei Spartans Roll On All-Sports Slate to out a 22 point margin to 9 Dick Andaraon to all atudanta who points. Lloyd'd Bierror is top man on the Boxers of Coach George Prouee'e Intend- to enter tha Inter-elaaa High point men for Poly were parallelilfel 'bar at present. Cel Poly Muetangs won th ru of swim maat hare next weak, in For Road Listed Ziemer with 20 and Nichole with Ted Dennis and Don Limlngnl Crandall gym. have been doing excellent work on 10 bouta last Friday, but Bin Joaa A schedule of trips on the road 14. Filbert and Bryan Miller were the trampoline In workouts they . lu te mlttman atlll want on to win ~ Deadline for registering in tha for the month of February has high for the marines With 21 and should do well In competlon. Den­ 'their twantlath straight dull maat Jan. 80-81 maat la Jan. 29 at been released. It Includes all sport­ 18 points respectively. nis and Liming also work in a without too much tfoubla, 7Vfc- • p.m. and tlms la running out. ing events slated to date. It would double balance exhibition. 8 Mi, "Tha success of tha maat da be sdvlseble to dip and save. Poly Got* Halp From Buddy Colvard and Liming take Credited M tha outstanding panda on tho number that turn F*b. 1, Basketball, Pepperdlne art in the free exercise event, bout of tho avonlttf wia tha battle out. Wa must hava a largo num­ Feb. 2, Wrestling, Ban Jose Compton JC Trimfor 8olvard also works oqt.on the side batwaan heavyweights Jick Bhiw ber of swimmers If tho program Feb. 7, Boxing, Stanford at Coach Ed Jorgensen’s basketball and long horse and ieams with ■ml Tad. Springston. Shew, Mua- li to be good,” Coach Anderson Palo Alto 7 club got additional help thla week Dennis in tumbling. tang SOphomore, floored Coich points out. They can saa Anderson Feb. 8, Wrestling, Ban Diego with the arrival of Bob Johnson Nev Hunter qualifies as all- Deo Portal's Springston In thi or sign the form on tho gym bul State to Cal Poly, around man on the team. second round ind tha Bpirtin letln board. Fab. 9, Basketball, UCLA Johnson, while he still needs to didn’t coma out for tha third. Fab. 9, Wrestling, Ben Diego With competition sat amoni Navy, et in shape, Is expected to aid Tha aurprlaa bout ind win of freshman, sophomore, Junior am Ris Mustangs greatly soon as a Socctrmen WMF Play tha niirht wia Poty’a Jack Hetten- Feb. IS, Basketball, Santa Bar­ Cal Poly’s soccer team will play senior teams, awards will ba given bara center or forward. He saw limited -L.JU eourt'a daclalon ovar Bin Joaa’a to tha winners. action Tuesday against the San ite opening contest of the season Bill Mondoai. Tho Mustang wia Feb. 16, Wrestling, AAU, at Diego Marines at the center post, here Feb. 8 at 2 p.m. against Santa Coach Andarson also hopes to Alameda NAB Barbara it was announced here to­ aat to maat ona Jarry Btarn In tha snare a fow potentials for his Feb. 22, Boxing. UCLA A sophomore and 21 years of 147 rliaa. but Btarn caught cold Poly swimming taam from tha age, Johnson hails from Whittier, day by Managpr-Captaln Red Gha- ■ml didn't mika tha trip. Man* Feb. 29, Wrestling. Far West- and Is a transfer from Compton hremanl. dais dubs—-especially among tha era AAU, Oakland ___ Thirty-five Polyltes are awaiting .In.„ fill,,| the gap, rnmtng down frasnmen, ha notes. Junior college. Weighing 190 from tha 160 dlviaion. pounds, he Is six-foot, three Inches the date and nave sent practiceie in The following events will be In Chuck Epson, animal husbandry tall. full swing. Muallnga Forfait eluded In tho inter-class meet. senior and a varsity football tackle, Forfaiting to Han Joao in tho was elected 1981 gridiron captain t 180-pound rliaa (no entry), Poly Three-man 180 yard medley re by his teammates following Poly’s trained a draw In tha 160-pound lay, 80 yard freestyle. 80 yen most successful gridiron season HEY! LOOKEE MERE! dlviaion, ia Jim Kaahlwage and backstroke, 80 yard breastroke since 1940. J Of J woi conceived 15 menths o*o The primary purpose was re furnish ' Joe Desoto both fall out of tha low board diving (three rompul money In sufficient quoniltiei to obtain a degree lor one Jack Tayler. , ring, Kiahlwage, Poly, Injured sory and three optional dlVos), 100 Since then J b J hoi done Its job Jock will eoon be e eeph. At tbs tome hia back inn tha light wia yard freestylv, and fdur-man 200 time, J fr J hoi been furnishing work to I W 4 ether Col Paly students. yard freestyle relay* Brandt's Locker J & J hoi tried te help ell Cel Poly students by special discount* end Wlllownn Bill Faanay decW Admittance will ba free. HONIST WORK. J 0 J hoi centecti ie that In most cost* we ere able to atoned earl Anr.alone, alao in tha levs you monoy on ropolr ports and accessorial. Wo offer Col Poly free pro­ 180 claaa. The only other fighter, Dave Ziemer Score* 20, STORAGE I MEAT MARKET fessional odvlco if you wish to do your own repair work. cooler thin Feeney but by far in As J & J continues to grow, oil oitra profits will bo used soloy to biro belter ahine, wia Han Joaa’a top- But Ed Nichol* Leads Lodttrs Available more Col Poly students. one, Chuck Adkina, Lost there ho any misunderstanding, Jock got* stook once a month, Dave Ziemer, Cal Poly Mustang M A Y II. , Adklna, In carrying out-elaaard basketball guard, trails scoring BEEF— tides or quarters To the host of this writers knowledge, no ether Service Station In town and wv||*briten Paul Fleehbeck, pace-setter Ed Nichols by 24 con duplicate tho above stotomonts. ahnwed ’ boxing technique and points this week, despite topping PORK— sides Our basic aim is te SAVI YOU MONCY. know-how far above any col­ the Pcdyltas with 20 points legiate competition. He’a now against the Ban Diego Marines fought 108 tlmea ami loat three agi 140 Hlflusro Sf. Phona 2598 I&ITEXACO tlmea. Ilia cinch win ovor Paul Tuesday. 814 Higuere Phene 1284 waa hia flrat In collegiate clrclea. Forward Nichol* has 101 point* to Ziemer’* 187. Nichols' ecorlng AAU Champion represents a gain of 20 points In Adklna holds tha National AAU two game* since last week’s tally 189-pound crown. list wa* released. Ziemer added In other bouta At Accurao de­ 20 to his this week. H . U no wish but— feated Poly’a Harry FuJImotoj Jerry Fredericks is steadily John Klder ran, but Von ('amp climbing the scoring ladder. He's caught up with him and won for now up to 120 points, but Is fol­ to be glad the Spartans] Vic llarrla TKO’d lowed by Center Algln Button Oraf Bhlntaku, In the aecond with 126. Bet shot deadeye Bill N or want but— round] Darrell Dukoa went all Wood ha* 107 marker*. over Jim Herra for an eaay Ban Joe Aguiar has 78, Jim Bell Joaa victory) and Pat Valladao 48; Vern Wilson, 88; Bob Tom­ when he thirsted took a heating via TKO from linson, 48; Dlclf Del.orlmler. 18; Paul Reuter of Ban Joaa. Charles Baca, 8: Bob Uetlck, 8; Tht Jolly Btggor 1 Tha bouta wera tho flrat for Dean Johnson, 2 and John Ker- both teama, but Coach Portal’a coaat-toppera were batter condi­ ■ey, 2 . ______Each froaty bottle of Coke ia tha tioned. All Mustangs were weary and out of ahape after ona round. anawar to thirat. . . each froaty bottle ia a bargain, too, Robert Wr«itl«ri On Road; W eishars Bums would like that! At Alameda Tonight Coach Bheldon Ilarden’a well- City Pharmacy conditioned wrestling team gate another crack at the Alameda NAB taam that defeated It hare earlier thla year tonight at I p.m. at Ala­ meda, ' lot Itu r Oreg S im Tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock, the Muatanga go to Ban Quentin Needs prlaon to battle the imflate wrestl­ ing club. \ ^ The following man made tha trip this morning. In Ovality HUrehandle# Harold Bimonak, 128 pound At !!»• Law#»t FrUaa flaaa, Weber Lawson, 180} Dlek some© undo aut mohty or thi coca-cow company sv farham. l|7 i Ralph Parklnaotj, 147; Bill Plak. 167L Jo# Blngall, COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OP SANTA 187| Pat Valla

FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1952 PAGE 8 EL MUSTANG Marines Offering ASB Government jOroft Policy Aired Madrigal Singers AsiMiblM May Commissions - — (Cont’d. from page 1) To Appear Locally Get Pro Touch (Cont’d. from page 8.) NeedaHChange 7 explains. Dr. Charles C. Hlrt Students receiving a 1-8 defer­ ,1 singers of (Continued from Page 1) month In addition to paid trans­ Madrl (Cont’d. from page 11 ment until the end of their aoado- tty ths type of thing we must get portation expenses to and from iv stated * said. Bob McCabe in some instances xwnw from." aunt mar camp, quarters, rnaala, stated SAC should approve the . gram before setting the fee. uniforms and medical attention. Mlso read a letter from Stanford During the alx week* aanlor open the classification to detsrmlns is no reason why we shouldn’t," University student president whether a student Is qualified for dent. "Pm hare to give full support course, enrollees receive $17 per Wayne Alley. Alley called for any classification other than I-A. change of the California liquor The singers will be sponsored to the Idea,’’ said MAC' president month, and upon graduation from If not deforred for another year, by the Mon’s club. Vernsr Mlso, while all others pres­ law to allow 18-year-olds to pur­ a student has the right to enlist college and receipt of second lieu­ chase beers, ales, and wines con­ The Madrigal singers, seated ent gave the same reason for either in the service of his choice. This around a table, sing the gay and the Individual himself or for a tenant contmiaalon, they recelva taining less than 13'A alcohol by right continues until he is ordered volume. Alley askd SAC consi­ sad songs of the 16th century specific olub which ho was rep­ $317.75 per month If single or for induction. under Doctor Hlrt's guidance. resenting. 0, B. Noreson, director $330.75 If married. deration of the Stanford student executive committee's resolution II-S deferments are generally Doctor Hlrt Is head of the sacred of guidance. was also present to General requirements for appll which also provided for non-trans- determined during the summer music department In the 1C school offer helpful suggsggestlons, cants Include jtge limitations of fcrable personal identification months and the student's class of music. He is a graduate of both Lawson plied the front desk top ** over 17 and leas than 135 on July cards with the holder's picture for standing for the previous academic Occidental college and 1C, He is with folders, tetters, and catalogusa 1 of the calendar year In whlon 18 to 81-yeir-olds. year as furnished by ths school Is minister and director of six ohoirs of top flight entertainers which eligible for appointment to com­ considered. For example, a fresh­ at the First Presbyterian church wilt bo voted on at the next ass- mission rank. Applicants must bo man student with a I-B deferment of Hollywood, largest of its de­ itbly program meeting. regularly enrolled as freshmen, may keep his class work to a point nomination in the United States, "Wo have wanted to bringring go sophomores or juniors In good Weedmen Conclude where hs Is In the upper portion of His ohoirs there have been rated programs to the student bod; class standing, must be able to (Continued from Page 1) his class at the end of that aoado- among the finest choral groups now I'm sure we are headed V In enlist In the Marine Corps res­ said. On held trials it was found mlo year; or , during the year take In the nation and always have a right direction,’’ said Miss. 111 erve and not already be a member that 80 to 80 pounds per acre the College Qualification test so watting list of lingers, says Hig Is one of tho most Important pro, of a state or federal, naval mili­ would kill all vegetation In two or that he thereby becomes eligible gin*- . . eots undertaken■ * * 1 by the SAC ‘thfi tary organisation. three weeks by the leaf die back for consideration for n 11-8 defer­ Doctor Hlft reosntly was choral year und I'm pleased with...... tra­. Additional Information regard­ process. The new chemical will be ment for the next year. director for two albums of Colum­ mendous interest which was shown offered to the public this year; how Students who msot one or both bia______records madsm e byy RiRise Stevens ilers tonight," ing eligibility of Interested stu­ ever, the cost will not be economi­ [e has also dents may be obtained by reading of these criteria for II-8 deferment and Dennis Morganl. Hi "We would like to send out a cally feasible for general use, have a right to appeal if their lo­ conducted choirs at Rasteriaster sun­sun call for help," said Maxwell, "to Marine Corps bulletin, platoon Swingle added. leaders class, available In the cal boaru does not defer them, rise services In Hollywood bowl evuryone who knows anyone in the Chemical control of range land General Hershey reminds students. and has dirsoted choirs in many entertainment world and how ana reading room of ths campus coun­ brush eradication attracted u num­ motion pictures. where we may rontact them, seling center. A Marine Corps ber of cattlemen as California has A student will normally meet Ths Madrigal singers also you know of someone, plouso d rop officer Is scheduled to visit the over 10 million acres of such land, graduation requirements for a de­ recently recorded an Album of a note in box 1886.'' campus sometime within the R. A. Brendler, Ventura farm ad­ gree or a certificate In one of the some of their repertoire under next two weeks to give interested visor. told the group. Three- major departments at Cal Poly. Doctor Hlrt's direction. San Dimas, the southern branch students supplmentary informa­ eighths of the state's beef must bo However, it is permissable for a of Cal Poly, was deeded to Cali­ tion or program application forma. imported, Brender said, therefore, student to have two majors In­ In last year's student body elec­ fornia Polytechnic in 108$ by its The time and date of the officer's reclamation of this land would in­ dicated on his degree or certificate tion 1167 votes were oast. This owners, Charles B, Voorhls of visit will be posted on the new crease the forage available for If the requirements of both cur­ was the largest election tournout Pasadena, and his son. former Con­ bulletin board. livestock. ricula have been met. in Cal Poly’s history. gressman Jerry Voorhls.

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