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SPa 2,tatt Picks Up Mo Otittsi SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Explorer 11 Allen Seeks o chool VOL. 45 SAN JOSE, CALIORNIA, THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1958 NO. 114 NEW SONG GIRL Into Space Bill Approval Selects New Somewhere By GEORGE SKELTON StudentChiel Controversial DJ San Jose State College's dream s: CAPE CANAVER A L, FLA. of expanding its engineering pro. Larry 1... Smith, junior police (UP) Dr. Richard W Porter of gram appeared to be growing major, recently was appointed L the National closer to reality today. , ww w Academy of Science Student Chief of the Police School vo said late last night that there was Speaking from the state capitol Staff by resigning Student Chief To MC Tonight "no conclusive evidence" that the in Sacramento, Assemblyman Bruce Charles Leder. By JIM ADAMS second Explorer satellite fired by F. Allen (R -Los Gatos), told The Smith assumed his new office the Army yesterday had not gone Songstar Julie Mason and "farm boy -type comic" Ken Card will Spartan Daily yesterday evening deities 'March 1 along with six be among the entertainers featured with Don Sherwood tonight at into orbit. that "11111 No. 1", which he intro- other new prornotees in the Police duced before the legislature Tues- 8 in Morris Dailey Auditorium. The Army launched the Jupiter. School. day, was gaining support Tickets are still available and will be on sale at the door, accord- C rocket currying the second bul- from sev- The other six new appointments eral quarters. ing to Gordon Cassacia, Social Affairs Committee chairman. He let -shaped Explorer satellite from are Jack Norton, assistant chief; "Bill No. 1" is a measure with added that ticket sales will continue until this afternoon in the Outer the missile test ecnter at 1:28 p.m. Larry Stuefloten, captain; and two objectives: Quad and in the Student Affairs Business Office. 4 EST 1. Stan Svensen, Isao Kende), Chuck Julie a San Mateo girl ----- i II To permit state collegeS to Guerrero and Ronald Monday, working with musical director M The first Explorer was fired offer professionally accredited en- lieutenants. Buddy Bregman on an album soon Jan. 31 and had made 415 trips gineering courses. Smith, who WAS selected chief to be released by Decca Records. arch To See around the earth by yesterday. (21 To permit them to offer because of his "outstanding qua- She has On cost -graduate engineering courses done guest spots After only 27 seconds of flight lity of work in the police school," the Arthur leading to a master's degree Godfrey and Law- the 70-foot missile carrying the is a member of SJS' judo varsity rence Welk shows and has been Pre-Reg Start new Explorer disappeared into a Allen also Introduced SS'esdneri- team and a member of Chi Pi featured for day a bill (AB 15), co-authored the past two years bank of clouds that hung some Sigma, professional police frater- on Sherwood's by Clark Bradley' (Ii -San Jose). Saturday night 4,000 feet over the Cape and was nity. show. For Summer lost to view. which %Guild appropriate. 000 for a nuclear reactor for the A transfer student from San BANJO AND Preliminaries for registration in , Minutes later, reports began to two years ago, PHILOSOPHY SJS Engineering Department, Jose Junior College the two summer sessions at SJS come in from widely scattered law Card strums his banjo and of- S.IS Vice President Dr William Smith plans to enter federal will get spots- "Signals picked up." complet- fers philosophy not deep- to such under way late this month, , J. Dusel said yesterday that the enforcement work after at S.M. tunes as "Five Foot Two," according to Joe H. West, Dean The Minitrack station at Anti- measures were not sponsored by ing his education "Twelfth Street Rag' and "When F.': of Educational -Services and Sum- gua, in the West Indies, recorded the college. "Right now we're con- It was while attending high Irish Eyes are Smiling." 1 the signals minutes after the Bremer- mer Sessions. , cerned with Friday's meeting with school in his home town, He has no recordings, but has firing. The Radio Corporation of '.S the State Board of Education at ton, Wash., that Smith decided to made many past appearances in- America The sessions will begin June 23, laboratories on Long Is- Santa Rosa. We feel sure we can seek a career in police work. cluding the night clubs Desert land heard them; Army with the six-week session which so did the work something out between WI, Smith's duties in his new capac- Inn in Las Vegas, Moulin Rouge will last to Aug. 1. The four-week radio station at Fort Monmouth, the state board and the Univer- ity will be to coordinate staff in Los Angeles, and 365 Club Carol Sandell displays the smile which leas helped her gain the in session will be from Aug. 4 to N.J. sity of California." Dusel said. duties and will include finding San Francisco. He on title of SJS head song girl. Carol will aid in the tryouta for song has been Aug. 29. Up to six semester units girls that will be held in May. She is a sophomore education (State colleges have been pro- part-time jobs for its members the Ed Sullivan and Colgate To observers, the four-stage Ju- may be earned in the six-week major. photo by Gene Tyler. hibited from offering either ac- and regulating student C11111110 . Comedy Hour television shows. piter-C rose with such splendor it session, and up to four units in the credited 'or post-graudate engi- Also appearing will be the seemed almost certainly destined four-week session. The programs neering courses because of a 195.1 Ford St Williams comedy team. to hang America's second man- will also include graduate study agreement het ween the state They toured the made "moon" in the heavens- this Pacific recent- leading to a general secondary Says board and Dr. Teller Russia the university. The one to be called Explorer II, or. Solons Pass ly with Bob Hope, and they credential and a master's degree. agreement states that the univer- boast many television and night scientifically, "1958 Ektta." The second Explorer was launch- sity has exclusive province in of- char appearances all 1151.r the The tentative summer sessions ed about 45 minutes after Explor- fering these courses Appropriation count ry. schedule which was Molding World released in Pattern er I swept across the sky over SJS Pres. John T. Wahiquist Charlie Raino will add January has met with an unusual- juggling By PAT BUNDS ceptance of science and scientists Cape Canaveral. The second one and enginering head Nomian 0. The Senate Finance Committee, and comedy to the show. ly heavy response, according to Dr. Edward Teller, eminent sci- by the American public, he de- was launched along the same 110. Gunderson are scheduled to ac- following parallel, action by the The Howard Fredric Orchestra. Dean West. He said that three entist and one of the leaders in clared. Right now, according to degree azimuth. But scientists company A group of Santa Clara House Ways and Means, approved which has been featured at the times the usual number of sched- the development of the hydrogen Dr. Teller, the American attitude were not sure it would go as high valley industrial engineers and the San Jose State College sup- St. Francis Hotel in San Francisco ules have been distributed. bomb, told a large audience in toward scientists is, "If you want as the first. public officials to the meeting port appropriation of $7,959,741 and Harrah's Club at Lake Tahoe. Dean West also emphasized that Morris Dailey Auditorium %last to play your games, O.K." tomorrow. yesterday. will provide music. the sumrher sessions are An- est- night that Russia will be ahead of The *Hangar/art - born scientist Army scientists said the second Gunderson said yesterday that Ways and Means approved the 80-Inch long satellite, which weighs DEANS EXPECT CLEAN SHOW cellent place for a student who is the United States in scientific also said that if the United States he zinc' the president will attend as bulk of the $11.128.240 recom- 32.4 pounds -1.6 pounds more than Dean Elizabeth Greenleaf said "behind" in units. And students fields within 10 years unless some- is going to keep up in scientific observers. The valley delegation mended for SJS capital outlay, in- Explorer I -and carries a tiny tape this week that the Personnel with no unit deficiences may pick thing is done about it right away. progress, science education should will ask the state board to author- cluding all budgeted new build- recorder to gather and send back Deans are not worried about the up the necessary units at sum- He said that Russian dominance be increased in the elementary ize SJS to seek accreditation for ings. scientific information, had "be- calibre of the show. "We expect mer sessions to allow them to be in science would be disastrous be- schools, because it takes a long undergraduate engineering work, Yet to be approved is the tween 50 and 75 per cent" prob- that the contract will be followed," graduated a semester or even a cause "Russian leaders are deter- time to develop a scientist. and to offer a program of gradu- $1,575,300 site clearing and remod- ability of going into orbit. she said. year earlier than normal. mined to mold the world in their ONE GOVERNMENT ate engineering instruction. eling monies Approval was tem- own image." And the United This is important, according to Expected at the meet is a prog- sub- Meeting a Personnel Deans porarily withheld because a States can't expect a change in Dr. Teller, because the United res report of a liaison committee requirement, the contract car- committee had recommended is this doctrine. States' scientific status 10 years consisting of the University of ries a statement that "this show Weather: minor cut in an item for equip- According to Teller, the Russian from now is being decided in the California Board of Regents will be of the type that will be Slogan Contest and ping a corporation yard. believe in the free- schools today. the State Board of Education. The of credit to the college." people cannot CLEARING dom of political opinion because Dr. Teller said that he believed committee has been studying the Dean Greenleaf said: "We asked they have not experienced it. He that before the end of the century accreditation problem. only that the show he of the same High: 57-61 said that this makes Russian poll- the industrial revolution will have Ends Friday Meanwhile in Sacramento, Allen Council Announces calibre that is presented on tele- Low: 42-47 tical reform from within almost engulfed the world and the world said the short budget session vision and radio." pos. impossible. - will have a common government -- The slogan contest concerning sibly could hurt his hill's chances, Joint Plans for PUSH PROGRESS a government which will be either the campus blood drive will close "The session will he ow er with AT SJS TONIGHT Dr. Teller said that the way to communistic or democratic. He also tomorrow with $10 going to the soon after the budget ap- offset the Russian danger is to said that he believed that the kind winner and $5 to the runner-up, proved. This will probably he Honorary Banquet push American scientific progress. of government the world will have the Student Activities Office an- I oward the end of the month. Plans were announced at yester- now. This should include a general ac- is being decided nounces. This means that the bill will day's Student Council meeting for The contest, which started Mon. more than likely I up next a Recognition Banquet in June day, is open to all SJS students. week and it's hard to whip up which would Include students to The sloga n§should contain 10 a lot of public support in that he honored by all campus organ- world words or loss promoting the cam- time," he said. izations. Although plane art- not wire pus blood drive, which will be yet definite the council felt the Compiled from United Press The accreditation measure is., held March 18, banquet would be a good idea. President Eisenhower defended his agreement with Vice Pres1 co-authored by Don Doyle (R -La- Entries can be deposited in "Slo- Formerly, several organizations dent Nixon on presidential disability at a press conference yesterday. fayette), Don Anderson IR - San gan Contest" boxes located in Stu- wolinee Henderson have held their own separate han- The Indonesian government continued to attack rebels, and a bill to Fernandol, dent Activities Office, Student quets The object of the new plan increase state income tax in the higher brackets was introduced In (13-Freeno) and William Hansen Union and Spartan Book Store. is to have one big banquet for all California. (R-Fresnot. A poster contest which started groups. This would probably in- Allen said he should know more Tuesday will he open to San Jose clude about 150 people. Monday, Mar. about the hill's chances early next President Eisenhower said yesterday that %lee President State students until New members of Black Mask, week after copies have circulated Nixon never was acting president during the chief executive's 10. Spartan Spears and Shields anti is, member of the throughout the state's college' a three major illnesses. Don Brow Blue Key would be announced at Service Committee, universities. "f got a copy to San The President told a news conference that an occasion never Community the banquet. San Jose students posters should be Jose State in the mall today," he arose when a purely presidential decision had to be made during his states that the mentioned in "Who's Who In Am- 15 x 20 inches, pro- said. heart attack In 1955, his ileitis operation ii, 1956 or his mild stroke approximately erican Colleges and Universities" campus blood drive. ernn r last November. moting the Also setterday, o v would also be Invited. Announce- A first prize of $15 will go to Knight's prem. secretary, Toni The President made the statement in answer to a question about ment also would he made of the the winner and the person who Bright, told The Daily that the his "clear understanding" with Nixon on what would be done in case Outstanding Senior male and fe- comes In second will receive $5. chief executive "at this time hats of presidential disability. male awards, which are given an. Brown says that all entries should no pro cur eon feelings toward He described hie written understanding with Nixon as an agree- be turned in at Student Activities the hill," and then tossed ills- ment between men of good will who have faith and confidence in Office (Continued on Page 2) each other. ' Don Sherwood, San Francisco Iliac jockey, will appear in Morris ISO To Give Dinner, Dailey Auditorium tonight in a show sponsored by the Social President Eisenhower disclosed yesterday that Russia has sug- Plans Affairs Committee. Tickets are still asitillible for the show, which gested holding an East-West summit conference in the United States. Sigma Chi Is Sherwood's first campus appearance. Now Taking Signups The President said it would he a good Idea, should such a Council Appeal International Students )rgam meeting he caned, to hold it in the United States If it were a Sigma Chi fraternity officials ration will give an Iranian Shish Junior Prom Bids long one. But he maid the place wouldn't make a greet deal at kabob dinner at the home of Floyd reported today that they plan to Only the Dale Scott Resigns differenve in the case of a short meeting. Greenlee. adviser of the organi- Go on Sale Monday appeal Monday's action of the In- choice center cuts Junior Prom bids will go or sale zation, Skturday from 4 16 terfraternity Council Court which "x of leather the Outer Quad Monday, from PR Chairmanship 10 p.m. in Indonesian government warplanes renewed attacks on rebel placed the fraternity on probation are used in our 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Bids to Dale Scott's resignation as rommunication mutes in wAnt rebel spokesmen said yesterday could for violating the IFC Rushing Tomorrow Is the last day for white bucks. the dance, Venetian Springtims, chairman of Public Relations Corn- be the prelude to an amphibious and paratroop assault on Central Code. making reservations. All ASH Get that will he gold and white with laven- mitte was accepted at yesterday's Sumatra. The attack was the latest in widespread central governniOnt A spokesman for the fraternity memix,rs are Invited to attend. good, good feeling, der tassels. Price is $3. Student Council meeting. Jim Gil- met action aimed at breaking communication lines between key rebel - reported that the brothers Interested students may sign the test drive Walt Tolleson has been chosen lespie was appointed chairman pro held Central Sumatra cities and outside Monday night and voted to appeal ISO bulletin board, SD134, or con- tem, pending revision of the com- areas. pair today. to play for the annual spring event the Ur decision to the Frater. tact Kilulu Von Prince, CY 3-3210 White or dirty, and hes promised to include a 20 mittee and a report to the coun- nity-Sorority Governing Board, The program will also feattne cil. minute Dixieland Concert during A hill to increase state Income taxes in the higher brackets heeded by Dr. Stanley C Rem dancing and numerous games just 14.95 Don Ryan, ASR president, was the evening. Tolleson's grouts in- an- Inter:lured yesterday in the Assembly of the California Leg- dean of students. Transportation will he provide d cludes an eight piece band and nounced that each council member islature. The propowal, authorired hy Assemblyman S.C. Masterson Earl White, President oh RUM* from the Student Union at 3 pm it! female vocalist. has made out a job description (1)-Itlehmond), would leave %Wu.% unchanged the tax rate* for Chi, said a letter has been sent Saturday. A fee ot $1 will be the site sheet stuednts interested The Villa lintel will be for in low and middle Incomes, hut would boost the tax on Incomes In to Dean Benz requeetinga re)iew charged non-members of the or 1**. ELIO" to be held running for office in the coming of this year's Prom, exceots of $23,000 a year. Nianternml said the bill would add $15 of the IFC's decision. No date fort ionization and 75 cents for mem- Fi,,f (' fak0 Atareh '21, ASB election. million a year to California rel enue. . the hearing has been set, howeVer, I ken. t.SPART AN DAD.Y 'Thursday. March 6. 1958 LITTLE MANG4CAMPUS Plea never c_ti By CATHY FERGUSON Daily Comment His eyes bulged. Ills mouth hung and see it. Educational. Aladdin open. In ecstasy his limp body jots this down. waked In the sudsy drama of a In English the prof announces soap opera on television. . . ad infinitum. Editorial . He is fi modern Aladdin chained AN EDUCATED GENIE TCST to. the magic lantern. When he That night Aladdin takes out his 100AY wants to escape the world of notes, 'checks the TV log, turns on homework, chores, letterwriting he the magic lantern, The genie re- Traveling Salesmen Again sits before the magic lantern, rubs turns. An educated genie. But by f the dial and presto before him ap- this time the roommate has en- Comrades Bulganin and Kbrushchev, s.ho are Such a junket also might help in that it would pears the genie of TV land. tered the room, checked the TV known for keeping people locked in their own yard, give the Red bosses a first-hand look at us. It's And there Aladdin sits watching log and changed the station to have b en clogging the mails with hints that they'd true that a lot of Russia's frothing about our being the shadow world of man. Mike Hammer. Mk appreciate an invitation to come over the fence to -warlike imperialists' is i'./S+ so much propaganda A LOOK IN THE MIRROR Aladdin gives up easily. talk things over with Uncle Sam. corn, but it's just possible that the Red leaders Yet every so often Aladdin gets mind stops functioning. His eyes President Eisenhower yesterday called such a do doubt some of our intentions. Seeing first hand up out of his chair, looks into the beeonie glazed. His body is put- move "a good idea." We think so, too. the prosperous, peace -loving American people just mirror and realizes that he is also ty. As the Aladdin of old W11% No one in his right capitalistic mind would might prove enlightening, lessening the chance of a college student and not just a surrounded by 40 tines 144, so No contend that such a trip by the Red a third world war being set off because of miscal- vidiot. lie vows to change his way. modern Aladdin is surrounded Twins would oe a "hail the con. culation. His magic lantern is bringing him by 40 hours of tiles Intim a week. T. Dust no Jar to hide in as i guering-- hero type. Few people are We don't expect anything big to be accom- no real happiness, for he will Only he has c terpart. In- Tape so opposed to what this country plished by the summit conference itself. The au:- never he that man in the grey did his Arabian he lounges in a springless stands for as they. aren't exactly in a position flannel suit on Playhouse 90. Be- stead Bargains %ia" of school chair. But such a trip could be beneficial to both sides. now where they must make conces- sides he is flunking out OCT OF A DREA31 WORLD One of the basic principles of power politics Not sions. And we aren't in the position The next day he vows to be new man. He'll forsake the Finally the magic lanterns goes is to know one's adversary. The American public s Likely to demand them. a magic lantern, grit his teeth and blank. The television .stations have only picture of B & K is what it gets through news- But world opinion seems to demand that these PATAIVE IN fiACK! pJA A5KINc2, I 'TOO MUGI41HAT YOU gone off the air. Aroused from reels and the printed word. In such media, they are YOUR TC-5T PAP5R 'TO /AY 0E5K WHEN *CV FiN160. plunge into the books. two giants, whose relations can decide the fate of happens. the dream world Aladdin stumbles made to appear enigmatic and almost god -like. But the inevitable this little planet, keep talking instead of shooting. the prof an- up the stairs to heft. Seeing them in the flesh and in our own element In a science course Disneyland is having Tomorrow, he mumbles to him- might cause us to see them in a new and perhaps A visit by Russian leaders now might help pre- nounces that an explanation of the theory of self, tomorrow I'll hit the old more realistic light. vent a visit by Russian H-bombs in the future. Thrust and Parry relativity in cartoon form. Be sure books, but then he remembers that Patronize Your and see it. Educational. Aladdin his favorite playhouse is on tomor- State Officials Beach Time, U.S.A. Science, Stuffed have been buried rather than pub- jots this down. row night. Advertisers lished. Your sarcastic nonsense is. In Poll. Sci. the prof . announces The day after tomorrow, then, By DAVID ELLIOTT Shirts as it has been in the past, (this is that Pres. Eisenhower will speak he swears a% he oozes into Coffee Date? Ponder Allen's Editor no new complaint), utter sicken- Harken, professors. to the nation over TV. Be sure bed ... If American scientists were a ing. May I suggest that you take DIERKS DONUTS Accreditation Bill And you shall hear bunch of insufferable stuffed a few lessons in humorous writing The sounds peculiar 6 A M. 4c 11 P M. (Continued from Page 1) shirts. I should be heartily in from someone who actually bright- word at Allen's nu- To this time of year. courseing favor of anything which might ens up the Spartan Daily, Max Teenagers Comeback 370 AUZERAIS STREET proposal. clear reactor tend to take them down a peg or Shulman? It can be done. Bright said Gov. Knight hadn't You'll hear the shuffling HOLLYWOOD (UPI It follows Kathy CrNeilL These four and two; in particular I should in that AN 11th St. Comic chance to see the bill yet Of spring-conscious feet. that a man who has made scores Warner Bros. loan - out Edward Don't gamble with had a case say thank you for the head- ASB 6257 but that the chief executive re- And the slamming of books of low-budget, money-making pic- Byrnes are co-starring in "The line, " 'Crazy Gree k' Inventor Editor's Note: Mr. Poe is hap- .citir eyes . . . cently said in a speech on educa- That signals retreat. tures would have positive plans to Teen-Age Story." Shows Up Scientists," in The Spar- py the "11th St. Comic" reads tion that he advocated considera- protect himself from a sneak, left- Canny Saris intends to swell Your eyes are too precious tan Daily for Monday. February the "conglomeration of trite additional sciences and en- Retreat to the beaches flank attack by television gladia- his teen-age stable to "at least to take chances with You tion of 17, 1958. Most of the scientists I similes and metaphors." for high schools. With surf-boards and beer, tors. a dozen including a rock 'n roll can always be sure of get- gineering courses have known, however, are very far ting exactly the right With lotions and lunches While sagging moviehouse at- singer" within the next few Speaking of the nuclear reactor, indeed from being stuffed shirts: Time for Decision glasses when you see . . . And noises of cheer. Editor: tendance causes others to wring months. Most ui t he young peo- Bright said the governor recently they seem, in fact, to know their Your editorial (Spartan Daily Sam Katzman is ple have multiple picture agree- received a recommendation from own limitations rather better than hands, producer Dr. Jack H. Chermell which g sit 1-1111l eeS t 110 r State Director of Finance John The chapter is swelling Vol. 45, No. 81 dated 3-3-58) was quietly engaged in such cash regis- ments mast people. tuts Katzman pic- Optometrist Pierce that "state colleges not With membership gay, timely. courageous and quite re- ter ringing tactics as getting a appearance in But my purpose In writing this tures a year. 254 S. SECOND CV 5-2747 have such equipment." Pierce The SJS Chapter of vealing. corner on the teen-age acting mar- letter is not, to criticize your "It's no secret that 80 per cent Member SPAR-TEN stated it was not economically Beach-Time, U.S.A. May I mention here that Just ket. headline: rather. I wish merely of the movie public are teen- feasible, according to Bright. as the American people look at Which is a reverse trend to- to point out an instance, taken Another high state official, 'Please remember, you profs communism NO too do we In day when studios refuse to issue agers," Katzman said by way of from the story beneath the head- Legislative Analyst A. Alan Post Of the long, stony fiz. Africa look at colonialism no big (or small) contracts to explanation. "And our teen-agers line, in which the "shown-up" said. "The bill certainly is eon - You that aren't, once were matter what nation practices it. promising young players and scientists prosed themselves ca- Dorothy and the other kids 1 trary to the re -survey of higher Young, that is Certainly, this is "A Time For sign them by the picture. pable of acting in a truly excel- have that teen-age feeling and are education in 19S3." Decision." To date. the "Katzman Kids" kVA lent scientific spirit after all. bound to be popular with their "I have definite per- Samuel E. Wiah include Mark Damon. Luanavs, He added: The first part of the story tells sonal opinions regarding the ac- ASB 2543 Dorothy Johnson, and 13-year-old contemporaries." us that a not-so-crazy Greek in- matter but don't want SpaztanT)a creditation ventor, Nick Christofilos by name, AMERICAN them public at this time. to make Entered es second class matter April wrote to some scientists at Berke- what level the state it Jose, Celif., under It all depends 24, 1934, San the ley to tell them about a principle colleges want to offer these act of March 3, 1879. Member Celifor. AIRIINES nia Newspaper Publishers' Association. he had discovered. The scientists courses. If they want to present Published y by the Associated St.. ignored his letter, to their later level as the uni- them on the same dents of San Jose Stabs College. except chagrin, because the principle it thing could run into versity, this Saturday and Sunday, during the college contained turned out to be very the 1953 year with on issu during each final serious conflict with important, and when the scientists isseminetion period. agreement." later worked it out 'themselves Post also commented, "Actually, Telephone: CYp!ass 4-6414 Editorial i Ens. Adnartising. tot. 211. they found that Nick already had policy to talk to . it's against my Subscriptions accepted only on re a patent on it. speaking in com- the press before mainder-of-school year basis. In fall see How do most of us react when m ster. $4; in spring semester, $2. mittee." someone who is presumably less Allen hinted he was less con- Press of the Globe Printing Co. 1445 South First St. San Jose, C.114. well informed than we are shows fident of the nuclear reactor bill EDITOR .. JIM DRENNAN us up in our own field? It seems No. 1." passing than of "Bill BUS. MGRS. WILLIAM GUIMONT, to me that the usual (and scien- of a state budget "The prospect JOANNA HILBY tifically poor) reaction is to at- scare off some sup- DAY EDITOR HIGH McGRAW deficit may tempt to justify ourselves and to assemblyman port." he said. The NEWS EDITOR BILL GODFREY minimize the success of our "en- that if SJS were also pointed out SPORTS EDITOR JOHN SALAMIDA emy." How did the scientists react for engi- DAILY COMMENT EDITORS granted accreditation to Nick's accomplishment? The neering courses, the Atomic En- 1 CATHY FERGUSON. RANDIE E. POE Fine Arts Editor Anthony Teravelle last sentence in the story says, provide a ergy Commission would Photo Editor Gene Tyler simply, "'We hired him.'" college. nuclear reactor for the Exchange Editor John R. Adams This, I submit, reflects an atti- the custom to do so Librarian Flo Hamilton like "It's been tude worth imitating. you to Greuner Do Chief Barbara are no Copy Desk in the past and legislatures C. M. Larsen doubt aware of this." Allen said Reporters James Adams, Patrick Bunds, John Cur- Instructor in Mathematics "Bill No. 1" would change Ralph Chafoian. Joe Crow, ry W. C. Dennenbrink, David Elliott.
travel? wording in the long - standing Phil Geiger, Elmer Gentry. Samuel 'Utterly Sickening' proviskin of the State Education Harfsfield, Ray Heiser. Louis Lucia, Editor: Luet. Hugh McGraw, Melin- .4 y, .ore single and between 191/2 Code which reads "the primary Barbara , Speaking of being "about as Conrad Mueller, Robert function of state colleges is the da Mason, funny as a corpse," Randle. I The case of the typing paper and 26 there's a splendid opoortun Peterson. Arlene Phillips, Bill Phillips, ty waiting for you. Along with its traininr of teachers." Beverly Reynolds, Bunny Robinson, would say that that very poorly that erased without Jr-rent expansion. American Airlines New language substituted would Hugh Scott, Lola Sherman. George written conglomeration of trite a trace --or, Shelton, Cathie Treaghs, Larry Waters, -sects many more attractive Stewer make teacher training "a" not similes and metaphors on either Bob Wilson. dosses. You must be 5.2- to 51" in "the" - - primary function of the side of the Pegler quotation should eight, 130 lbs. or less in proportii7.n colleges. The bill also declares an- height with 20/S0 eyesight or other of the functions to be "train- EATON'S CORRASABLE BOND b t te r without corrective lenses. ing in engineering, science and Thos accepted have FREE TRAIN mathematics." ING, excellent salaries, liberel es These subjects are taught at the Tops for cense accounts. and the privilege ol colleges now. but only within gen- Typewriter Paper 'f.e.e travel. eral edur-ation code provisions cov- ering "socational training." A Snack, CC Vire Pres. James Corley% ..sr iL., gh you may not reach the lobbyist for the university, said ....amen see requirement, if you are It's a cinch to "rub out" typing errors Tuesday that AR. 1 "violates" Dinner or -iterested in this career, please feel the 1953 pact, but would not and leave no "dues", when you use ',lie to discuss this with us. 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In convenient 100.sheet packets and 500 sheet $1.35 ream boxes A ART CLEANERS Berkshire Typewriter Paper, backed by the famous Eaton name, 398 E. SANTA CLARA SQUIRE'S EATON'S CORWASABLE BOND SWEATERS & CASHMERE COATS 15% RESTAURANT Made only by Eaton Our DISCOUNT 2;7 S. FIRST STREET EATON PAPER COR POR ATION 1.11"ESEI EEO. M ASS ACII SPECIALTY with your l'SETTS I HOUR SERVICE ASB CARD it Pismo Sox nattet, Barrett cpaptatt cpopt4 PCI Wrestling Meet I By JOHN SALAMIDA SPORTS EDITOR Leading SPORTS EDITOR JOHN SALAMI(/' Spartan basketball coach Walt McPherson journies to the State Thursday. March 6, 1958 SPARTAN DAILY-41 Junior College Tournament at Bakersfield today, with hopes of land- ing some Tomorrow To Open top-flight talent to fill vacancies left by graduating seniors. Scorer In Auto Crash Veteran McPherson recently concluded his 15th season as SJS West Coast amateur wrestling heatyweight ditision at the 1957 cage coach, guiding the locals to a 13-13 season mark. This season Frosh Basket boilers interest will be focused on San meet, and Rodrigues captured a marked the 13th time McPherson has coached the Spartans to a .500 Winning Season Jose State tomorrow as the Pa-1 fourth place spot. Spagnola or better record. End cific Coast Intercollegiate Wrest-1 grabbed third place in the meet One Regular Returns . . . Two former James Lick High Three Dodgers ling Tournament opens a two-day two years ago. by stay at Spartan Gym. claim to Four of the San Jose State starters will depart via graduation, School performers led the Spartan Although San Jose lays defending PCI champs, Spag- with only jump-shot artist Ned Fitzgerald returning next year. Regu- frosh basketball team to a final Defending champion Oregon no 'V mils is one lad who would like to lars who are slated to graduate Suffer Injurues State heads the list of 16 patties - 10-9 season record. to hands on a first place trophy are Bob Larson, Mary Branstrom, paling schools. host San Jose lay Cliff Barrett scored 257 points , VER013EACII, FLA. (UP) Eddie Diaz, and team captain Gil off into a shallow ditch and Jolted and could well turn the trick. in 19 games to lead the short ar- Duke Snider, Johnny among them Egeland. Podres and against a railroad track. Snider Against UCLA. Sauna)* battled lists with a 13.5 average. His per- Don Zimmer of the Los 4.osseh Dues Mumby's locals Branstrom, Diaz and Egeland Angeles and Podres, in the front seat, were defending 167-1b. tithst Barry Bill- centage was a sterling 46.5 mark Lx)agees were injured Tuesday will enter the meet boasting a competed on the varsity squad for thrown against the windshield: ington to a 1-1 draw. from the floor. . night in a minor automobile acci- seat, was season record of II sictories and three seasons, while this was Lar- Zimmer. in the back Coach Stu Inman also had praise , dent while striving back to their shaken up. Snider's left knee two losses. Most recent affinria- Tournament aettvities will be son's first year on the club. Other and eve- for Leon Dcmohue who pulled 1271 training camp, it was disclosed struck the steering apparatus.,The the for sun dose Wars by a 26-4 divided into afternoon seniors on the team were Art 1 and rebounds off the boards for a 9.1 ' yesterday. car was only slightly damaged. count user %kiting I CIA, Feb. ning 110amiona. scheduled at Pasquinelli, George Wagner, Don matches average. In addition. for players Snider injured his lett knee "It was my fault," Snider said 21. The Spartans hose captured 7:30 p.m. Preliminary Reid and Denny Rano. after- with over 20 attempts, Donohue which had been oliN rated upon simply. "I was unfamiliar with their last Cie .111:11 Illafri14, in will bie held tomorrow When asked to point out - finals the the had an even 50 per cent swish rec- during the off-season, Podres the road." row, noon, oath quarter highlights of the season, es ening McPher- ord from the court. suffered a cut oil the forehead htumby will field his usual grap- order of business at the son, wearing a wide smile, singled Mike O'Brien, former Calaveras which requiresl sei stitches pling lineup composed of 123-1b. eons eat bin. out the Spartans' sparkling vic- es High eager, led in free throw and Zi sustained bruises on Marvin Rodrigues. Don Perata and preliminary con- tories over Santa Clara, St. Mary's USF Dons Dominate Semi-finals shooting with 24 of 36 attempts 1 his forehead. 41301, George Uchida (137), Ken Saturday and Pepperdine (first meeting). Pa* solation action is set for for a 75 per cent mark. He was , The most serious of the injuries Spagnola (167). Russ Camilleri consolations and Triumphs over the Broncos and COACH STU IN MAN afternoon. Final les followed closely by the eagle-eyed was Snider's knee. lie said he did All-Star Cage Team (177), and Nick Sanger, heavy- St. Mary's were championship matches will be held of the upset va- Barrett who ended with a 73 per not think the knee was severely , SAN FRANCISCO (UP) The weight. riety, Saturday night. while in the Pepperdine 91 points to set an SJS single cent record. injured. but he skipped the Dodg- University of San Francisco Dons, clash the Spartan cagers rang up _game scoring record. ii ndefented Russ Camilleri Student tickets allowing admis- Id Charles Belcher, John Muller, ers' workout today and was sched- who have hogtied West Coast bas- will lead gut Jose into action. sion to all four sessions are priced rat Bob Weyant and Joel Guthrie also uled to undergo X-rays later in ketball as usual this season, domi- The win over Santa Clara, accomplished near the end of the f'anailleri was runner -sip in the at $1. Friday's bouts may be saw extensive action for the frosh the day. nated an All -Northern California r- season, was San Jose's first over the Broncos In (NO years and 191-1h. clams at last year's get- tiewed for 50 cents, while ducats squad. Podres, in addition to the bruise loved named today by basketball the first in five tries. The Spartans stunned most 'observers with together. to each Saturday session will be In total points, Barrett led the on his forehead, wrenched his neck writers and sportscasters in this their glittering Will over the Gaels. Sanger placed third in the sold for the same price. McPherson's aggregation compiled a 5-7 mark in West Coast field with 257, Donohue followed and also was ordered to be area. Athletic Conference play to wind up in a tie for fourth with College with 140. and Muller was third X-rayed. Mike Farme r, who also was of Pacific and Pepperdine. The mighty University of San Francisco with 137. As a team the Sparta- The accident occurred while elected player of the year, and Dons, without marking time, marched to the league title with an babes made 40' per cent of the the three players were return- Gene Brown of USF were elected unblemished 12-0 record. floor shots and 69 per cent of its ing from a drive-in movie short- to the first squad while center Art charity tosses. ly after midnight. Snider was at Day and sophomore forward Fred Inman believes several of the the wheel of a small foreign- LaCour earned spots on the sec- nd Dons Nab Crown . . . - frosh players will make the var- made sports ear and silks hurry- ond fiVe. :rd St. Mary's nailed down the second spot with eight wins and four) sity squad next year to give the ing to beat the team's 12:30 a.m, The rest of the starting quintet, he losses, while Santa Clara was fourth with a 6-6 mark. Loyola copped the cellar spot with one win in 12 decisions. only returning vet. Ned Fitzgerald, bedtime curfew. as announced by the Writers' As- some support and possibly com- As Snider explained it, he was sociation, listed Dick Sigaty of St. II Coach Phil Woolpert's powerful Dons, which ended their pany on the first team. unfamiliar with the road and Mary's, and Don McIntosh and ft season with a 24-1 record, have a 10-day lay-off before seeing Co-captains of the squad were missed a turn. Instead of following Earl Robinson of Cal. II action in the NCAA Western Regionals at the San Franeisco (OPE-11011MB Cow' Palace. Barrett and Donohue. the turn in the road, the car ran Leroy Wright of College of the McPherson, a sound tactician, is one of the most popular and Pacific, Frank Sobrero of Santa respected coaches on the Pacific Coast. His teams at SJS have won Clara, and Paul Neumann of Stan- 251 games, while losing 160. McPherson's teams nearly always sur- ford completed the second team. pass pre Nevada -season Skiers Favored predictions.
In one losing season the Spartans have experienced under Mc- _ RENT A Menton, his Golden Raiders put on a great stretch drive to nt win eight TYPEWRITER of their last 10 games to earn him 1954 Coach K.., n- of the Year honors In Tressider Events SPECIAL SILIDENT 1 5 *Everything for skiing from the of Northern Calif. Sportswriters and Sportscasters. PATE 3MONTHS Assistant coach under McPherson this season was Stu Inman, Seven members of the Spartan Ski Team are leaving today for rs KENNEDY BUSINESS MACHINES one of San Jose State's all-time great cage products. Inman was the Badger Pass, site of Stanford's annual Tressider Memorial Invitational. E SAN FERNANDO CY 2 Psol high scorer and rebounding leader of two NAIB Spartan teams and Each year Stanford invites only six schools, and this year, in addi +Complete rental service re the 1950 Golden Raider outfit which ranked 17th in the nation. tion to their own team, the Indians have invited Nevada (the favorite), or Sierra College, San Jose State, Chico State and the University of All-American Mention . . . California. ".1% ice given All-American mention, Inman notched a total of 1503 The jumping event will start the competition tomorrow, and SJS *Expert repair shop points as a Spartan and his three-year total of 1333 is far ahead of will be represented by Rolf Godon,* 1049 collected by Carroll Williams, the only other Spartan in history Peder Anderson, Roy Cleghorn, proving with every cross-country GRRRRR to surpass 1000 points. Bob Miller and Jim Nystrom. race this year, and placed first This was Inman's first year at his alma mater as a coach. Later in the day, the same group last weekend at Cisco Grove. Since his graduation, Stu has coached with distinction at Madera of men will compete in the Badger Franeeschlni, still trying to
High, Hooneselt High in Fresno, Santa Ana JC and Orange Coast Pass cross-country race. newrisomis afl Park' ss-tuisn JC. His 1937 Orange Coast team tied Fullerton for the confer- On Saturday, starting at 2 Hold Your Breath ence title and in too yearn there, his quint,: won 42 and lost only 13. p.m., the treacherous downhill Along with his duties as assitant coach this season; Inman event will Itie held on the Bail coached the frosh cagers to a 10-9 season record. Inman is currently Creek Run. Nystrom, Miller, An- handling the Spartababe track squad and is assisted by Bert Bonnanno. derson, and Dave Franeeschini will ski for SJS in this event. Diving Champion On Sunday, starting at 10:30 Dates Changed a.m., the slalom event will be on tap with Nystrom. Anderson. Fran- Dies of Cancer ceschini, and Bob Kesselring com- For PCI Boxing peting. 119 South First CY 2-1535 LA JOLLA, CAL. (UP) For- Dates for the annual Pacific Nystrom and Anderson will be mer Olympic diving champion nament at Reno, Nev., have been SJS's only four-way skiers, but ex- Harold (Dutch) Smith died last changed to March 20-21-22, ac.' cellent showings are expected from night at his La Jolla home. The cording to Spartan boxing coach, Franceschini and Godon in their Spring cancer victim was 49. Julie Menendez. specialties. Godon has been im- Gauchos Smith won the platform diving -- championship at the 19:32 Olym- 100% Virgin Orlon pics after placing fourth in the $3.15 1928 Olympics at Amsterdam. In Cal Meets Oregon Cagers Wash 'N Wear 1936 he was hired to coach the Pastels with trim German Olympic swim team. In Vital Conference Tiff JIM NYSTROM Smith lived in La Jolla for the ... four-way skier past several years and owned a Needing a victory over the Ore- The Oregon State Beavers are injury, seems to /lase turned the men's wear shop. His first wife, gon Ducks to insure a tie for the following In the footsteps of the trick, an evidenced by his excel- Vera, died of cancer six years ago. Pacific Coast Conference basket- Cal hoopsters (12-3) with an lent third place showing last Hard-wearing Surviving are his bride of four ball title, Cal will have the advan- 11-3 record. The Beavers' lusi re- weekend in the Powder Bowl Open every months, Evelyn, and a brother, age of playing on its home couit maining games are with Wash- slalom. Gabardine Slacks Thursday evening William Smith. tomorrow night. ington State and Idaho this Dick Dorworth, Nevada's great weekend. Olympic hopeful. is expected to $6.95 until 9 P M. walk off with top spots in all STUDIO, EL RANCHO DRIVE-IN Don McIntosh petted a jump FR EE ALTERATIONS events except the cross-country "RAINTREE COUNTY" N.+.14 wood Karl Malden shot with 11 seconds remaining to Elizabeth Taylor "BOMBER B52" overcome the Ducks, 61-60, in the , two teams' last meeting. McIntosh, Montgomery Cliff Gene Kelly Mitzi Gaynor Eva Marie Saint with only the Duck tiff left, leads "LES GIRLS" Birthday Celebration 66 WEST SAN ANTONIO, CY 5-2939 Cal in every offensiee department. 1He is the only Bear with an aver- Joe Ventura is celebrating the first anniversary of 14;s popular ACE LUNCHEONETTE and th party is being given in your age that stretches over 10 pinata I m /an SPARTAN DRIVE-IN honor If you think the spec,alt Joe fa g,vIng today re qood MAYFAIR per game. His mark is 11.6. . look for tomorrow's ad Marlon Brando "SAYONARA" Marlon Brand Bear coach Pete Newell is FIRST ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! Now . . But Ending March 15th Our "SAYONARA" alarmed at the improvement Rod Cameron J Carroll Naish shown by the Ducks. Forward Introducing the "YAQUI Robert Mitchum DRUMS" Charlie Franklin is the main cog MID -WINTER CLEARANCE SALE "ENEMY BELOW" in the wheel, but the other starters --forward Dale Herron, center Hal GLO-BROILED BURGER Duffy, guards Chuck Rask and Car Coats 40% Off Bud Kuykendall -- have given the BUY ONE BERGER . . . Ducks good balance . . . GET SIDE ORDER OF FREE FRENCH FRIES Parkas 15-50% Off 011,0. McIntosh mill start at his us- BUY TWO BURGERS . . . Ski Pants 20% Off ual center position, and he 1.1. 'TO ARMS . . . GET ONE BURGER FREE OR Ceweskullatra011 surrounded by f !too Bears, After Ski Boots 20% Off ANNA MAGNANI George Sterling and Bob Dalton . . . GET FREE FRENCH FRIES ANTHONY QUINN at forwards, Fart Robinson and Skis Up to 1 3 Off 'W'CIWRI II ANTHONY FRANCIOSA Al Butch al guards. FREE COFFEE FREE SOUR CV 7-304F. 0 HAL WAWS'....- WITH BREAKFAST WITH ANY ORDER Coach Newell is no doubt specu- SPECIAL God lating that Idaho again will shoot "a,nd JOE VENTURA'S created woman"' is torrid 52 per cent when it meets Oregon State. A victory over the Kneissl Combi Skis $52.50 Oregon team by the Bears and an - AND Idaho win over Oregon State Still 8 More Week of Good Skiing devil Invented ACE LUNCHEONETTE ...but the "LET'S BE HAPPY" would make Cal's nefending cham- AcNantage Now! Brigitt saralks. Tony M rt.n Vera Ellen 476 S. TENTH tiger W;11;Am51 CY 3-9459 So Take of Our Sale plonship squad 'successful .1,111P-- Mil - - -
4---sT %krt.' DAILY Thursday, March 6, 1958 SIGMA CHI SWEETHEART THETA CH DREAM GIRL I spartaguide ASS'S, March Melodies haur- men's meeting, tonight, 7, Gamma Phi Beta house. PST& panel on student tea - Owls, today, 3:311 p.m., TB53. Hawaiian Club, meeting. to- night. 6:30, Student Y. Lutheran Student* Assn. talk on -Relativism and the Church," tonight, 7, preceded .by dinner, 6, 50 cents, Student Christian Cen- ter, 92 S. 5th St. Methodist Commuting Students, lunch and discussion, today, 1230 p.m.. 24 N. 5th St. Occupational Therapy ('I it b. meeting. today, 11:3) a.m.. B72. Social Affairs Vommittee. meet - mg. today, 3.30 p.m., TB107. Student 1c "Oomph," tomorrow night, s8-11:30, ' BEANERY BULLETIN ' Cafeteria Entrees: Chop sney 30 cents Meat loaf 30 cents !Plate lunch '165 cents I Coop One of the Me quarter-finalists pictured above to right, top row, are Phylis Burton and Sue %VII of the 14 Theta Chi Dream Girt candi- Pacheco. Standing left to right are Stephanie Entrees: for the photographer. The Green. Zoe Rergrnan, will be selected as the Sweetheart of Sigma Chi Stie'lh:Mel Clair South. The girls will appear on dates ianilt hopefully Pat Baker. Diane Sullivan. 5:15 p.m.-photo 1958 dream girl will he crowned at the Dream Gayle Gilardi, Dianne Forrester and Dime Irish beef stew 40 'cents liNTV. Channel 11, today itt at the annual dance to be held Mar. 22 at the. Jim Beach. Girl Formal Mar. 14 at the Villa Hotel. San Ma- Chenoweth. Sylvia Somers. Suzanne Michaud ! Wieners and sauerkraut 40 cents San Jose Country Club. Three of the girls Will teo. Se..ated from left to right are- JoAnn Johnson. and Marilyn Walter are not pictured. Plate lunch . 10 cents be selected as semi-finalists next Monday. Lett 10 hlick, Jeanette. McDonald and sie,a Anne MacIntyre; bottom row, Marcia Day. Brook lantio'5 Boarding Houses Monzanifa Room Fraternities Hold Spring Elections, Initiation Ceremonies; Choose Officers Bar-B-Q'd For Spring Term Spare Ribs The following boarding !rouses Chicken Plans Now Under Way for Social Functions, Construction have elected new oficers: Steaks Melody Hall- Sue Juvet, presi- Cosy Atmosphere ALPHA PHI OMEGA eluding John Carhart, Michael LAMBDA ('HI ALPHA Hope, Porter Lewis. Jerry Young. son, Dick Kirby, 'Jim Mart, Bud dent; Maraca La Parr, vice presi- Hours 6.10 P.M. Mary Lee Wieberg, secre- Open Sunday 28 P M. Alpha Phi Omega held their Colby, Ronald Elliott. Louis Gin- Wayne Montgomery has been Bob Youngberg, Dick Buehler, Brasher, Steve Paviovich and John dent; tary; Lorna Jourdain, treasurer, 19 N. Market CY 3-1695 first rush function this semester ; 1st' Jr., Eric Grube, David Gupton, elected the president of Lambda Vern Goodrich, Dud Kiester, Tom Weitz, Shepherd and Tom Williamson. and Nancy Bray and Arlene Wer on Feb. 13. Slides of past A Phi 0 Frank Hoak, Thomas Holmes, Chi Alpha fraternity. Other new THETA XI net., independent women's housing functions were shown to prospec- Tommy Pickett, William Ryan, PI KAPPA ALPHA New initiates are Chet Roberts, representatives. tive members. George Skelton, William Watts, Plans are being made for the PeteScattergood, Art Battino, Jim Walton Hall -Martha Allshouse,1 BE A MAGICIAN Gilbert Williamson Jr. and James annual Fireman's Ball to be held Bilund, Bill Denison, Manford president; Natalie Sage r, vice , ALPHA TAU OMEGA Mar. 22 at Brookdale Lodge. Wittenbert. Forkner, Dick Gardner, Del Gil - president and social chairman andl WRITE Last Friday night, the brothers ham. Barry Jett, Vern Johnson. Barbara Kilhorn. secretary trea- DELTA UPSILON SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON of ATO held their annual Okie Scott Kennedy, Chuck Latona. stiii I DR. MEYER BLOCH Construction of the new Delta New initiates are Ronald Earl, Stomp.Dance at the Fun Farm in Warren Leenerts, Pete Sanford. Upsilon house is scheduled to be- Bob Foster. Abe Garcia, Jack Almaden. Clark Smith and Art Conn. Pres,dent. gin this month, according to Neil Ghielmetti, Ddn Hayworth, Lee A&M Auto Repair DELTA SIGMA PHI Evans, publicity chairman. Howard, John lewick. Bob McOrt- General Auto Repair Eastern Magical Society Fifteen pledges have been initi- KAPPA ALPHA chen, Armand Riel, Wally Santos. Spring Fever Early ated into Delta Sigma Phi. in- Automat, Transmission Sp c; Ify t Bill Lamson has been elected Dan Tapson, Bruce Tavernu, Jim 240 RIVINGTON STREET the new president of Kappa Alpha. Williams, Dick Cristofani, Don At Cal Student Rates CY 5-4247 455 L See Salvador, San Jose New York 2, N.Y. ; Other newly elected officers in- Beall. Phil Wood and Mike By JOHN ADAMS PROVIDENT LIFE elude Jerry Siebes. vice president Christy. Spring fever may come early to recording sec- AND ACCIDENT and L.D. Bennett, SIGMA NV I University of California students retary. Jerry Belled is the eminent !this year. The Daily Californian printed an LNSURANCE CO. KAPPA TAU commander and Bob Graham is eight-page supplement on Friday Thirteen new members of Kap- It. corndr. SHELL announces the giving students travel information pa Tau include Dick Linblad. Joe Alt ieri, Robert Andrews, affiliation of about Europe, Japan, South Amer- Charles Simonds, Tom Hessler. President Bob Stegall, Vice Presi- ica. Asia and Hawaii. LAYNE GLIDEICELL Don Booher,. Joe Pantiga, Howard Elmer Gentry and William Wollitz Hints at such vacation pleasure as agent for the Alexander, Mike Ramsay, J. rry Suit' Evers. freeihman education were recently initiated into the major and member of Delta may tempt students away from S ch eberi es, Merl Foss, Bill fraternity. THE GASOLINE WITH TCP Gerry Comiran Agency Gamma sorority, is the 19511 classes and examinations. McCabe, Dick Callender, Lowell Moonlight Finest Automotive Maintenance 420 Park -('Y 5-1133 Phi Sigma Kappa SIGMA PI The supplement contained an Young and Dean Griffin. Girl. Miss Evers will he hostess Excellent Lubrication at the. fraternity's social Gine- New officers this semester are article on the restrictions placed tions during the year. Sharon President Bob Stegall, Vive Presi- on travelers in Europe. It e Fast, Courteous Service DINNER SPECIAL Colombero, Carol Laughlin. La dent Don Menzel and Secretary- pared the restrictions with the Convenient BREADED VEAL CUTLETS or Donnas Schulz and Pat Webb w tk BROWN GRAVY treasurer Leo Gardena. lax conditions of Central and HAMBURGER STEAK were finalists in the contest. If you're late for class, we'll park your car for you SOUP POTATOES Bob Silveria, Winston Adcock South American countries. BREAD le BUTTER VEGETABLE new in- Most of the European countries Legs Bote's of Mk .15 officers include Roger Watts. vice I and Leo Gardella are the president and Keith Murray, sec- itiates. welcome incoming money, but re- STATE SHELL SERVICE retary-. strict the amount leaving. Only IN SOUTH FOURTH CY 5-8968 THETA CHI 85` two countries listed in the article, Across from Student Union I PHI SIGMA KAPPA Recently initiated into Theta Israeli and Japan, forbid their cur- ARCHIE'S Nine fall pledges were formally chi were Toby Anderson, Ron rency from entering or leaving the initiated into Phi Sigma Kappa ta, Bob East, Ron Gerevas. Tom country. STEAK HOUSE .iunday evening, including, Doug ! innegan, Skip Fisk, Paul John- 545 S. 2nd St. - Hours 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. PI KAPPA ALPHA DREAM GIRL
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