Mabel n. Gillis, Librarian California State Library Sacramento 9, -California #2 LIONS, RAIDERS TO CLASH: thirteen Compete Spartan Daily In Queen Contest SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE By JACK GALLAGHER The names of 43 candidates for the throne of 1950 Alumni Home- Volume XXXVIII SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1950 Number 12 =ming Queen were entered by 22 campus social and independent organizations, Bob Baron,- chairman of the contest, said last night. 4 The Homecom;ng Queen will be chosen by the popular vote of ASB members at the regular student election on Oct. 20. The con------ 7 ’test will be first in a series of events which featu-re the annual Assembly To Name alumni hOmecoMing - program, The Queen-elect will ride on the student body float in the evening' ASII Candidates parade 'which the alumni associa- will be . A nomination assembly, lion will stage in downtown San held to name candidates for 1.1 9. ASII offices, beginning at 3:30 I Jose on Nov. o'clock this afternoon in the au-1" -She will reign over the home- ditorium. Members of the Slit- c,oming bonfire rally at the Santa dept. court will conduct the as- IC lora coauty fairgrounds on Nov. . 9, and over the homecoming foot- ; Offices open for nominations are boil game bets' yen' SJS and Si. one male and UM female sopbo- ! ,Mary';:o in 'Spartan stadium on - more justice on the Studeot court and the offices of Ifi-e^iderft, vice - '"191." pi.) sident, secretary and treasurer " rhe candidates and their spon- for-t-hr-saphemoser-ion),,r and ! soring organizations are: Joyce ior classes. Ntarren, Alpha ('lit Omega and : Delta Sigma Phi; Mona Logan. To be eligible for the court (x)- Kappa Phi and Sigma Pi; Norm sit ions, the candidates mtlst be Vesco, Pi Kappa Alpha; Anne Ter- ASH members on clear standing, maine, Cathillic Women's Center; been enrolled at SJS for at least . Pat Burke, Sigma Alpha Epsilon one year, and completed at least ; and Delta Gamma; Jean Martin. 39 and OM More Than -69 units. I Alpha -Tau Omega and Chi -Omega_ Marty Darrow, Kappa Kappa Candidates for class officers and Delta. Upsilon; Pat _r_Trm,,t_bt. AS Amared Gamma Delia- Zt I members of their class, on clear Cm tsnont, Sigma Kappa; Nicki liodgins, Al- :4,44mdiog net more than six units Chi deficient, and holders of no other "rPha "Qtnier" Pi-and-Lamda Alpha; Jody Bartlett, Alpha Phi ASS office. An ASH office is de- and Delta Sigma Gamma; June fined by Lud Spolvar, Student Ferreira. Gamma Phi Beta: Bar,- council member, as being. "Anyl bar:, Lindquist, Sigma Kappa and Loyola's three-pronged attack office, elective or appointive, called ! ran he seen here in bold display. Theta Mu Sigma, and Alice Dough- Jordon Olivar (lower right) erty. Kappa Alpha and Kappa Al- head coach, John McKenna. Court officers who will super- pha Theta. (upper left) line mentor, arid vise the nomination assembly are Rules governing the contest will Don Klosterman, 14(.e passing Pat Goulder, junior justice; Bev- lw released next Vl'eck, according quarterback. will lead, the Lions erly Etter, sophomore justice, and to Fhiron. Organizations sponsor- . against the Spartans at the , Lawky__ _Rogers_ _ ne.wipappoirtied ing Stadium.toniglit. candidatc.s have ,been sent Ljunior justico. I cook- of the rules..
-x -; Rally Committee Signs Strip Teaser for Game By JIM DOWNS Our progressive Rally committee, headed by fc3rIess Ed Mosher, is malting rapid-strides- toward bigger and better things for halF-time stunts. but we gotta confess that the above headline is a great big nasty lie, a hoax, that is. But ... ah, ah, ah, ahaaaa . . . harii4 . -*readers. we got more to tell'ya! As soon as your nvu-natts- find Pick p Football. their was back into their socket's. and you gain your composure, Tickets by 4 p.m. please read calmly on. Students must pick up their Of Course. lovers of good jour- world _ Iiekets to the Loyola AMC before nalism all over the will 4 p.m. today in Room 16 or my *I-nee-Rs-they read this and old regular tickets to get in the game. Joe Pulitzer's ghost will probably the Graduate_ Manager's office haunt us forever, but" you must warns. re:alit), that we have a problem. This problem of ours is you, The student tickets ale free to that not-so:rare colonial specie ASR card holders. Tickets are of honm sapiens known as a col- on sale to the general public at lege xtudenthody. 'We want you the Graduate. Manager's office to read this story well, and we and regular downtown agencies Dud a hint of sev ',mild do the for $2.40. trick. As you know, we -the-Spartan' Daily- -are sponsoring Dads' 'Day' Tit e W eather which is _today, right ,now! And, Prediction tur today: 48-88. the affair stretches into this eve- That's not the score for tonight, ning when our poppas will be hon- but a low of 48, a high of 88. Most ored by various card stunts, likely though, high will be closer . at the game. LET"S GO to the Loyola- give or take a couple of to 83, All the big shots on campus SJS ;plow, dad," says JOI. OH- knotches. Yesterday hit 90 here. seem to !rive liked our Idea, er Jr. to his father .1. S. Oli- 97 in Fresno and 103 in .Phoenix. and. already there is talk of 41 %et. Sr.. The Spartan Daily- in case anyone’s interested, and' making the event an annual af- sponsored Dads' Night game if you are, why? fair. The Spartan Daily hope. has bred called the "battle of Prediction for tomorrow: It will ; In the future hi ha e a banquet tI.,' week". Tonight, Friday, be Saturday, becoming Sunday ; Oct. 13, bids evil bode for Lions. around midnight. - (Continued On page 21 photo by J. Arthur Gmelin. ? sPARTAN DAILY Friday, October 13, 1950 Sophs Sponsor (alif. Voters Thrust and Game Dance To Question parry The after-game dance tonight, sponsored by the sophomore class, Daily. 12:30 a.m. will end at Spartan Instead of Property Tax I tent. as previously ann SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE_ -Lauded The event begins at 10:30 tonight (This is the first in a series dof Petitions Published daily by the Associated Students of Sin Jose Stets college, except Saturday and Dear Oros( and Y.ttry in the San Jose high school gym- four stories proposition S ap- Sunday durina the college year with one Issue during each final esamination week. on Congratulations on Viednes- nasium. pearing on the Nov. 7 Califoyia day's editorial proposing that According to Joey Baldwin, Mamba election ballot.) by petition- he adopt- chairman, there will LiC. signs -1 nomination AssocWettrblre6sote Miss By LLOYD LAPHAM ed by the x1S11. posted near the gym to -direct The nomination procedure us- those unfamiliar with its location' San Canos street. 0(1..12 UP, , Office: Publications Building (59)) on E. SACRAMENTO, ing petitions would do away with on the SJS campus.- Admission Press of the Globe Printing 1445 S. First street, San Jose -California voters will get a Co" the farce known as the SJS is 35 cents per person. Telephones: CYpress 4 - 6414 Editorial, Ext. 210 Advertising Dept., Est. 21i chance No'. say whether they 7 to nomination assembly. The nom- Subscription Price: $2.50 per year Of Si per quarter for non ASB card holders. want to quit paying taxes on per- ination assembly at State serves sonal RUSSELL--Editor BILL FRANCIS Business Manager property; like I-.ousehold no other purpose than to mere:; Frosh Meets Monday , JACK goods and possibly automobiles. ly tabulate a list of names of A change in plai:s has resulted But opponents Make-up Editor this issue Thad Spinola of the Proposi- those who would like to run for in the combining of all three tion one on the election ballot, office. Freshman "Y" clubs to one Mon- say there is a catch. They. say the The petition system would day night meeting, according to citic% and counties esti- need the eliminate this waste of time. James A. Marlin,. executive .secre, mated $1,500,000 irivol ved EDITORIALS - and Will and, In addition would- narrow tary of the Student "Y." get it with other neces, taxes if down the list of candidates to First .meeting of the combined sary. Committee to Procure More Culture of SJS those who are interested enough ;group will be lield Monday at 7::o The proposition would prohibit to go out :inn get the proposed p.m. at the Student ."Y," the state, counties, cities, and One ci the i reFt,weeks in San Joie State college s history 50 names. street. other Seventh -nd, with the first iir:nual Father-Son game tonight. governmental units from Jim Porter ASB 319'. _taxing began with the defeat of the Broncos. We hope it personal property. The are strictly a bunch of big brutes, -Thc., week State Lions. Whatever happens. though,, San doesn't tax the personal and our own Spatians have -n+, with the defeat of the property now, hut It's big is Rally CoinCommittee 7' tkothledly reached bil.,7time foot- e State ha; arrived a.; a major athletic power. We received that source of revenue for Ow 10c111 let spring hut it took a victory over the Orange Bowl chem- (Continuertrom j!oz,.., 1) ba:l. governments. if yfai hats' . ;or to drTncn,ti-syla it io the skeptical sp_:..ris.writers _and football as the special event honoring And trfkuide, our dads. _just flash this headline in front osit ion is the United Taxpayey. loert! And, we earnestly ask you to of his eyes . . . hand him his coat Inc. That group joined in -a ballot the Spartans have definitely coMe of age in the athletic bring your dads this evening. . . and hope he becumes_s en- n aiming tha . ,sr d You should have little trouble grossed in the game that he will tracle and development will in- With much les fanfa[e and in a quiet atmosphere more appro- convincing him that he will .have alxmf. our -stripper- lty- hall -- crease if the proposition is took another-large. ap- time. The Loyola Lions ; time! 7riate to an educational institution- our -college proved. a good er.: forward last wed. It was not accompanied by banner headlines Profit Negative The group also argues that it .1The Student Council has formed a skeleton committee under the costs nearly as much to assess and -1irection of Mary Lou Carli. It is called the Cultural committee. Its collect taxes on personal prop- erty as the taxes yield. -urpose Will be to arrange for guest speakers, artists, and lecturers to An imposing list of organiza- WARNER'S 'i Veil Of Youth® 'for the benefit of the student body. appear at San Jose State college tions is opposing the proposition. Every college aspiring to higher educational standards has set Included are the State Chamber up such a program whereby the students can receive cutturat and of Commerce, the Farm Bureau girdles and pantie girdles educational material aside from the classrooms.. federation, the California Super- San Jose Statedcollege has lagged behind in thi&...matier nntit visors association and the Cali- fornia Teachers association. ,ecently. The Committee hopes to obtain a faculty adviser in the They argue that a few business- -,ear future. es which operate witTiolif muh Plans are being formulated to secure a guest concert series, not real property but a lot of eguir 4-3,10 'n competition with the downtown San Jose offerings, but rather aimed ment and merchandise in stock directly at the college faculty member and student. would get the main benefit from the proposition. Musical artists such as Burl Ives, the Alma Trio, or Yehudi Menu- Batik Tax Cut hin could be scheduled, as could thespians such as Charles Laughton Banks would have their state who was such a smash hit at the Roosevelt Junior High school audi- tax cut nearly in half, they my, .orium two weeks ago. and the state "in lieu" tax ran Historians like Arnold Tevnbee would also speak here on tour if automobiles probably would be -he arrangements were carried out by an established com- wiped out. proper Another mittee supported by funds: controversial - -propogi--- tion on the ballot is No: 10. It We would like to add our 100 per cent support to the Student would regUire a vote in the city or Council in the organization of this committee. county affected before, a low rent It a mighty important week that is now ending. housing project could be started with federal or state aid. 9 "Time after time in the post year,- u ballot pamphlet argu- ment favoring the proposition Loyoia-San Jose State football line-ups and write-up. See page says, "California communities How does it feel to Score 4 TD's and make over 200 yards have had public housing projects from scrimmage? . . . See Harry Beck story. See Page forced upon them without re- I'resident Paul Pitman's inauguration to be held tomorrow gard either to the wishes or the citizens or See page 3 community needs." The argument is signed by State Fraternities and sororities discuss "Fraternity Bow" See page. 4 Senator Earl Desmond of Sacra- Dr. McCallum's 80 daughters See page 10 mento and Frederick C. Dock- Junior Journalist takes over father's desk. See page 10 Weiler, Los Angeles attorney. 4111 Opponents of the proposition 111111weleeniresse contend there is enough of a check on housing projects now, since the city council or county board of supervisors have to approve them. They say the elections would take 5."al'041:IEET THEIR time and cost money, citing a $400,000 cost for a special election in Los Angeles. State Senator Chris Jespersen of Atascadero heads the committee against the proposition. Not only is Warner's airy Veil Of Youth elastic an unexcelled tummy-trimmer and hip-slimmer; Opera TOW. illeetti through Warner's prottuction know-how, Veil Of Everything you may want in co-ordinated Youth now comes in girdles and pantie girdles at Students who attend sweater and skirt outfits for Fall. Sweat- wish to tiniest-budget prices. Warner's famous 3 -Way-Siz- "The Magic Flute" by Mozart, ers of wool and rabbits hair, Cashmere perfect at the San ing assures you fit--choose your ideal hip. and lambs wool of our famous Premier Francisco opera house your length. the control you want. Warner's Cashmeres in pullover and cardigan tonight, are to meet in front of size, styles. Skirts in every smart style to the Student. Union at q:43 p.m., bras are sized 3 -Ways, too-- in your cup-size, band match or blended to complement each announced Dr. William H.,,rmanns. width -and uplift. Choose. yours today! other. Every jewel-bright shade you Admission is $2.40, and students could want is included in our extensive must furnish their own transpor- Sketched left: Warner's Veil Of Youth girdle, assortment. tation to San Francisco. Students satin elastic front, back. Colors, sizes without automobiles may secure Warner's rayon satin bra, (plated underbur Pullovers rides with those who have cars, sizes 4.95 to 14.95 but must Colors, $2.50 . Cardigans share expgnses._ 7.95 'to 16.95 San Jose State college or Dr. right: Of Youth yule Wool Skirts,. Sketched Warner's Veil 'llermanns assumes no responsibil- -g irdle. Detachable garters. Color, sizes $2.00 7.95 to 25.00 ity whatsoever. Warner's broadcloth strapless bra, Alencon-typt Students Audition lace hpst sections. Color, sizes $15.00 Tryouts for two one-act plays to be held Nov. 16 and 17 in the Studio theater will take place Monday and Tuesday of next week, Mr. John R. Kerr, faculty direc- OPEN tor, announced Friday. TONIGHT Any student Interested in audi- 149 South First 'TIL NINE tioning may obtain scripts from the speech office, Room 57, oppo- site the Little Theater. Dr. Paul M. Pitman Takes Over Silver RuleClub 1Friday, October 13. 1950 SPARTAN DAILY 3 As College of Idaho President Adds Tea Names Floats. Highlight Parade To Coveted List Dr. Paul M. Pitman, former dean of men here, Al be officially An evening downtown pkiradei fleet the best interests of the cal - installed ps Ten names were added to the 'bill he- dor of ftrc- fright-is-Ida of r.fugs. 3S ill not be. licmcd iu the president of the College of Idaho at Caldwell tomorrow. colieted Silver Rule ckib ntember- the 1950 Alumni Homecoming, .ac-,parade. The inauguration will take place at 3 p.m. on the Vandals' campus, t ship yesterday afternoon, in a cording to Jerry Schmidt, chair- and a party of college, and university representatives will leave at 6 j one minute ceremony in the ad- man of the event. . i Jri4s.(1 AbusileosusP'ncieoil-11,sisstttitnsigenotsf, fSaller! vertising department of the Spar- <4a.m, Sfsturday from the San . The pai ade. NVilit'il will be con- ulty members, and alumni will tan Daily office. , ducted from 7 to Si:10 p.m. on judge the competing enti res. !Francisco airport in a private The initiation was the first of 'Nov. 8, will feature floats en- 5, students Will not be per- plane to be on hand for the the new school year. Bill Fran- Calif. Students To ceremony.' , tered by San Jose State college milled to cut classes to decorate cis business manager for the student and alumni groups. and a mai, Dr. T. W. MacQuarrie, presi.- Daily, and Ray Lyon, office man- the SJS high cshool, and civic . Hold Conference dell- of San Jose State college. ager, presided at the ceremony. 6 . Violation of any of Wye hands, Schmidt said. 'rules will any float, pr A Northern Regional confer- Will represent SJSC and the The 10 new members were pre- disqualify In extending 1in in dation for group ence for college Western College association. Ile sented with six-inch stainless from competition. students in north- all campus organizations to en-. ern .California left this morning for Caldwell, ,l'he perpetual gold . trophy, will be held Oct. steel advertising rules as -a re- ter a Pow and partic ipate in com- ' hut will stop off in the first- time last 20-22 inclusive, at Camp Camp- momentarily ward for obtaining at least. one pet it ion for tie perpetual goid . a,",itai.I;(1"i fw.won by Sigma Kappa 4. _ bell,ldor Creek, according to Sacramento. trophywas While at Caldwell Dr. Mac- 13-Week advertising contract for Delta Theta s)mega Ira - _ James A. Martin, executive sec- 'Schmidt asked ths-grols--to con,- tlEni"T ' Quattrle will 'see the College of the-sittdentitewapapee, t mat the- Alttratn- tessits- retat y of. the Student "Y." form to the follraving lades: . Daily discussions will be held Idaho-Whitman college football The new members are: Ken . lion, in 1949. 1. The cost of 'aoh 114m shall . --- on various. topies. Some of the game under the lights on the Churma, Bob Carlton, Ray Di Vandal gridiron. not exceed $35. topics which will, be discussed Piazza-, Miss Carolyn Plough, Ted include: "What do you know Among those who NM be 2. The chairman d; (-hinge of Stji:Ziltiti'alf(1.)halelkgn, t'snejitaila Sni:-.nw jSoasne Mel. Glass, Torn Ellis. Pe- about the sOurce of the Christian aboard the private `plane, which Short, each float must Ill' on (Ica!' : cl?01-. Francisco record s\ it h a 72-yard faith?"; "What could make this is being seri from Idaho to pick ter L. Edmondson, Bill Cain, and astir standing. quick kick for Mission il.ch school faith a compelling- and impelling them up, are: The Rev. Stephen Miss Pat Dyer. 3. Am elloat that . does 1101 re- , against Balboa High ;r1 194-1. force' today?"; "Can you apply C. Peabody of San Jose, repre- this faith to personal problems senting Union Theological Semi- CO I II III nary, New York; Dr. William II. and politi, cal issues?"; and "What might representing .Stanford happen to the world today if you university; the Rev. James A. - - King_Univt rsity of Santa Clara:, Total cost of the wee4 end Mrs. Melvin NIaderis- of San Jose. will lie $5. A registration fee Pitman's sister, who will Campus Interviews op Cigarette Tests must ate deptisited at the represent the L ni ersitY of ('ali- naval._ "V.," 22 S. Seventh fornia; Dr. Lyle Downey of. San ,1 reef, by I p.m. this afternoon. Jose, representing the University , Number 3T-4:-THE-FLICKER Late rrgistrations will be *w- of Iowa; A. C. Beeson, represent- edged, hot an additional "late ing Principia school of St. loins: 50 Celli% Will be charged. NIrs. Berion. nt ing 7 1-11-v- _ sill,. slat,. Teaehet s r ollia4e. St. !Amis., Marsh ciicl Eli/iik.th pit._ CHURCH Man, 1)r. and Mrs. Pitman's children. 1)1., Aliiiee-y A DIRECTORY of the ilivision i1,: !ti - --a C;1*!'111 I -Y 1;PtcCr1P.Al. Ck-4URCH 11 t " & St. Johr_St0, lir. Corrn (1.,J.0 St - lorn;riq Prd,o - lirodi, r. C3nterbury !. Pitman Es,eninq -mat or Tur- . rtowafd 8 lock Union ti inm 11001. . to Ep;scopo ’ , d ls . Patrick 11. P 'n ',al- is also CYpress 3 7953 ....dining to att. i ,1 the ceremon- ies lie is grit Orz to f'alriv..ell CALVARY METHODIST from Tulclake. Calif. r,roRsE & NAGLEE - E. war,- s Sunday: 900 a.m., 11:00 am. $2500 Is Goal Set Discussion Group led by " Dr. Strayer, 7:30 p.m. Foaampus Chest The Campti.: Chest conlipittia, "One quiion... laid final plans Wedni.sdny tou. this year's drive. The group mot FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Where do I flick with President T. W. MacQuarrie 80 S. Fifth Street to co-ordinate plans for the week- long campaign. my -ashes?" The drive will start Oct, 30 and 11:00 a.m. Morning Services g end Nov. 3.. it was announced of- "On Being Spiritually Inoculated" ficially, and the quota will re- main at $2500. The sum will he 4s; 7:00 p.m. Christian College Youth divided among agencies or the Fellowship Panel Discussion CommuLity Chest. March of "Preloclices, Past and Present" Dimes, and the Cancer fund. ' Eighteen-hundred dollars will 110 urned-dvor _ to---the - local_Cam munity Chest agency while the remaining $700 will be divided he - wee n the remaining t wo rive i - Welcomes You Westmi^ster zations. Funds over the 5250,1 WESTMINSTER mark ralli Nu divided- evenly PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH among the three charitie< ____Chuek Wing and Miss Jeanne The Alameda at Shasta Kerwin. en-chairmen for the Don't think our neat-pleated friend-W'W the Rev. 6wight Small, Pastor quarter's only fund-raising cam- paign, expect a successful drive shape doesn't know the score! lie's plenty hep to if present SUNDAY enthusiasm is main- all those tricky cigarette tests! If .you're in the groove, tained by those organizations tak- 10:00 Morning Class ing part. - they're not fooling .yov, either. You know, from your own Campus organizations will han- 11:00 Church Service smoking experience, that just one puff of this brand dle ,isolicitations both by .direet 6:30 P.M. College Group student contact and by booth do- ... then one pUff. of that brand isn't going to give ru nations. The booths will be spon- sored by the Spartan Spears the answer you want. What can you possibly tell by 1. while six other organizations will a quick inhale and exhale, a whiff or a sniff? FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH "pass the hat."- They are Alpha Phi Rev. Clarence R Sands, Pastor Omega, Student Y. Tau Deft, WIN* Spartan Shield, Blue Key, and Merle Roark, Pastor's Assistant AWS. The sensible test the one that gives you the proper err.e Second & Son Antonio Streets Definite atp for the benefit answer is a day after day, pack-after-patk tryout Ortils : TIMES OF WORSHIP show is not yet set, according to Ron La Mar and Bob Dean, en- for 30 days. It's the Camel 30-Day Mildness Test! a.m 7:30 p.m. Sunday, 11:00 tertainment co-chairmen. "The
9:30 a.m. High Collegiate original date had to be changed You judge Camels for 30 days in your own "T-Zoe" Dept. of Church School since it conflicted with AWS 'Jinx (T for Throat, T for Taste) the real proving - Wed., 7:30 p,m., Prayer Meeting Day' plans," explained Dean. CPI Although student talent will ground for a cigarette. Once you've tested Camels College Age Group: "Senior B. Y.' comprise most- of 6:15 Sunday evenings. The group the show, La as a steady smoke, you'll know why ... has wide awake meetings each Sun- Mar is attempting to contact the day night. Outsid speakers are "Travellers" for a performance. brought in from time to- time. A var- "Students seemed highly pleased iety of social activities is scheduled with. the barber shop quartet throughout the school year. One Sun- when they appeared at the rally More-People Smoke Camels ,.. the group goes to the -..istsr day a month for the SJS-Santa Clara -football Fellows, Horne to hold services. le f'44.444444,tc Odd game," than any other cigarette! The group Also sponsors other activi- said La Mar. "in fact, ties as the need arises. they were such a sensation. that I we are trying to get them. again."
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4 SPARTAN DAILY Friday, October 13, 1950 SjS Sororities Advocate A Centralized Greek Row DOROTHY JOCZ 4. By street, Ave would do the Is a Greek Row on 1 I th street becoming San Jose State college's An addition to the house i- newest tradition? Sorority opinion indicates that Such a possibility planned. Of the 45 menthe.. 14 livesin. - ... will become reality. Delta Gammas 'oppose thi i.f. Gam- Fraternities Disagree Houses already located on I I th street, Kappa Alpha Theta, of an 11th strect row more - ma Phi Beta, and -Sigma Kappa, enthusiastically -agree that such a row ously than any of the other , : ties. The DC's are proud twit, would be a good idea. "in fact* :part of Tenth street will be in - of the first house constructej. On Eleventh Street Row we jokingly refer to this vicinity eluded in any forthcoming tow. any campus organizaticr '1 as out' row, already," said a Theta. beautifully modern structie - By BILL CHAMBERS TI RAT residence is is WI t , Sa" Rosemarie Gpsselin. Mph"' "A Greek row would he cated on Eighth and Reed ! , 1S4 S. 111h street and houses 177Phi Pri’sY What do the social fraternities on the San Jose State college hm.t., one more, tradition for San Jose "An llth stret t loeatior %N. of the 15 members. They State colleee and we need tradi- be entirely out of the quest 1.,,, campus think of 11th street 'as a fraternity row? tentative illans'to build a house Twenty-nine of - the 39 : us. A Gri_sl, row-is a aorrt . The organizations seems to be split in their opinion of "the row." kn the opposite side of the street ! ti131''s." ; A 1Pha Pill's live an the. house at , of course, and we thooglit'scv -Within the--next few years.-- 77-- Soma of the ideas of tAe fraternities and SOTTIC of the cheracteristics- and San Antonio streets. we built our house, but. at , 'nw Sigma Kappas i'r side a h. If Tenth are: in re4si- time the possibility seemeti of their present houses down from the Thetas at : Alpha Chi Omega, now block :s remote,", says Joan BeeleL, I.t. Alpha Tau Omega: "Not too many places are left on 11th street. 16S S. 11th. Both organizations .. donee at '...!1.36 S. Seventh street. ion art 1\ a ly dent of DG's. Gerill.ai opinion here seems -to be* have been on the-. street -for '1 urea' ! the only organizat surrponilings. house hunting. "We've been I ry- that it has reached its i apacit N. and years. Tile .SK's are planning to ; Kapt:a Alpha: "We feel that the jog to find a house on 11111 streii for some time to come. We all build an addition to their house some_ idea of a row is great, but have to move into right now. But, WI ' Couple Take 1011s St ronely favor a 'row' stain to accommodate More mem- ' no plans for movfhg. There are hax 0 a lot on Tenth street,' and where." says AT() Leland Will: hers than the 23 nowin residence. quite a few of us in the section that's' where we will build some man . Sis Plough, Sigma Kappa pies- i southeast of school." Paul Dlivis, dent, says, "Making ilth street a day,- says Joan 13roclhead, AChi In Recent Weddins. _The liresent i addr.ess- of -A-TO--1 . president of KA, says that ill( Creek rzrar-Avoutd tu, the -natural ,t)- --presutm-t. A carTaelight .t ;eiting -itY 200 N. Lith street. The house is fraternity is Well pleased with . thing to do since so many of the Another of the 11th .street Trinity Episcopal church wi- done in a modern motif and their present house. located at 5Q6 organizationsare already located I Greek row proponents is Kappa lured . for the wedding of houses about 30 members. S. 9th street. The -house--is-fur--here:---A--row--would'li -- be good fia ,,-1% ma Gamma. The present Rap- San Jose State coed Athena t'i Delta Sigma Gamma: "We all . nished in the modernistic motif the college as well as fraternal i pa house is located at 196 S. gras to Peter Mastora r. 1. think it's a. swell idea for. the and houses 441- men.- - - -- . -- .- . groups since --it- would- add- pres’ - Eiglitb -stroot- but. teco-rding te-- - -The bride IS the’daughteri I fraternal organizations to be' Lambda 'Chi Alpha: Located on lige." I President Alargee God)", they hope and Mrs. Harry Chaogras I I "F Mahan : " 1 1 DS G member, states. This fra- that a row is a good thing to have residents on what may become or so. Living in the house are 19 SJS she attended CampbellIhi. terbity moved into a newly ac- but have no immediate- plans to "The Row." Their first house was of the 58 members. school. Mastora received hisid':- ago quired house just two weeks move. Homer Lohr, treasurer in the 400 block of. the street, but Also having tentative construc- cation in San Jose and and is very well satisfied with says, "We .feel that 'the row' on they have since moved to a more tion plans are the Chi Omegas. schools. His parents are r,aft1 it. The house 'is furnished with! 11th street has grown about as convenient location. at 189 S. 11th Chi 0 President Melba Sills says. Mrs. Gerry Mastora of San .I'' semi-modern furniture and is lo- ' much as it will. We are quite sat- street. The Gamma Phi house is "We have a lot on 10th street and The former Miss Changra:s chia- rated at 241 S. '11th street. Twen-4_isfiel where we are." -Furnished the middle of being redecorated a bouffant white organdy gimii iin we hope to build there. when the ty-four men live in the new I in the traditional, the house has a along modern Dutch lines. Come war situation clears up." The for her wedding. A cloche edg 1 house. capacity of 35 men. spring, the front of the residence present Chi 0 house is at 435 S. with orange blossoms secured 11..1. Delta Upsilon: 16 will be moved to face San Antonin Sixth street and houses 27 mer1.---fingertiP veil. She carried stepli- tied in their new house at 155 S. like 11th street has turned out to street. "We're here to stay," say bers. anotis and ivy. the G Phi B's. 31th street, the D.U.'s feel that be 'the row,' but we have made Twenty of the 40 Sole female attendant was the members Taking a rather dim view of the "the row" will continue to. grow no plans to move from our pres- live in. bride's cousin. Jennie Chag oi Also sharing 11th street Greek row proposal on 11th street. The new house is ent location at 646 S. 5th street." the opinion that a Goffs-town. N.H. Best man was Greek row are Alpha Omicron Pi and Delta furnished modernistically a n d states SAE President Bill Rogers. would be a fine thing Bill Demetraco poulos of Pitts- for SJOC are Alpha Chi Omega, Gamma. will house 30 to 35 men when fin- The SAE house is furnished mod- burg. Alpha Phi, and Delta Zeta. The O.A. Pi!s are well satisfied ished. According to treasurer ernistically and houses 26 men at These groups add the with their location at 408 S. The newlyweds greeted guest, Francis McMahon, this group is the present time. condition that such a row should include an area with- Eighth street. "But," they say, in the garden of the Changras Phi Sigma Kappa: "We are well well satisfied with their house in a block's distance of 11th street. "If all the houses moved to 11th home. satisfied with our house and the Delta Zetas state that, "Tenth location. We are grouped with street will be as much in the pic- about five other houses here and ture as 11th street." Their reii- Phi Alpha Theta have. no_plans to move," says Paul For THE ---141 denee-at- 64 S. Tenth street -is oc- Bryan, member of PS.K. -This cupied by -23 of the 36 members. house is freshly remodeled and has Has New Members Alpha Phi's also feel that their modern furniture. The outside of Members of Phi Alpha Theta, Qualify Foods WORLD'S I the house at 598 S. 9th street is and have 30 men living in the National History Fraternity, met due for refinishing soon. The house. Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Hot Meals house sleeps about 30 men. Theta Chi: "We believe that Gladys Waldron, to arrange for Pt Kappa Alpha: "We are very -nth street will conunue to grow -the trrittattan of new mem . ---and Sneelus Other items discussed were the FASTEST satisfied where we are. We have as a fraternity row. - The houses at no plans to move and think that located in this district are very annual dinner-initiation gathering, there are nearly as many frater- suitable for conversion to frater- and the representation of the To - nities in this area as on 11th nity houses," TC member Dick cal chapter at the national meet- Reasonable Prices PORTABLE street." stated George Patterson. Garcia says. ing in Chicago late in December PKA house manager. The.PiKA's The Theta Chi's are now' living Visit-- in 1.are located at 343 E. Reed street their new. -traditionally-fur, SMART SMOKERS nished house at 123 S. 11th stret. I. About 35 rani go to TYPEWRITER live in the house. . . THE SMOKE SHOP THE ALL NEW Theta Mu Sigma: "We are high- Dallas' Colony 1950 III ly in favor of a fraternity row to lit & Post Sts. promote better relations between for 25c discount on 195 S. First Street fraiernii l's. We think that 11th PIPES POUCHES UGH SMITH-CORONA.' street will eontinue to grow as a NOW AT row." Bill Finger says. tinV185 The Theta Mies huie ip a 36. 13A RBEGAED Man house at 191 S. 10th street Hunter-Peterson ita atiCKE.bi the immediate fature. The housi. CPipo to/ Cpeattreq Equipment Co. is furnished with modern furni- OtEvkao 5/6PP-CURED Trite. tiMii; duo for a new outside 7th & Santa Clara 71 E. SAN FERNANDO HAM painting soon, according to Finger. From the above statements, it /s Now Under INCLUDING SOUR SALAD, would seem that all the organiza- VEGETABLES. POTATOES,COT-FE.E tions are in favor of a row, but New Management. all are not decided on the loca- GIVE OUR tion. SODAS and SUNDAES A TRY . . . S Sorority initiates You'll Be Back for More! mow TowN moult 4, sort hon. "to Two into tprotip Chi Omega sorority initiated CHILDRF-KS DINNER 3'1.35 two 'girls into their membership ranks at a recent meeting of the group. The Misses Betty Fussii The Measure -CY_Fess 4-2091 and Marilyn Roberts received their gold inns as full fledged member' Miss Melba ,Sills, president, pre- of a Man sided at the rites. Save Time 8-Hr. Service Ruth Mahr, publicity chairman, is taken front his appearance. said that the ceremonies were held. Look your hest - %sear the "Bachelor Shirt Laundry" at the chapter house on Sixth liest - a suit tit eigtecildly to street. Shirts in at 900 Out at 5:00 'M. Miss Fussel is a senior working toward a teaching credential. Miss "Time Pay - - Roberts, a sophomore, is a Iso or Budget If You Like" working toward a credential in qvideit teaching. Dry Cleaners The 6,973,000 National Service JOHN W. BENSON S. Third Urea? Main Plant CYprass 25-29 2-10152 Life Insurance policies of all types Civatim Tailors for Men and Women 275 E. William 231 Willow 24th 6 Santa Clara 31 East San %wool', 1199 Franklin, Santa Clara 316 E. Road 1335 Lincoln, Willow Glen in force Dec. 1, 1949, had a total Si. 5-4919 face value of $40.2 billion. Gerald Westlake s Are Cupid Reveals Friday, October 13, 1950 SPARTAN DAILY 5 Wedding Bells Ring Out Among SSC Just-Weds Cross-Pitney Ar;tong the newly married couples back in San Jose this fall are N uptial Plans For Recent Graduates The engagement of Norvella Mr. and Mrs. Gerald D. Westlake. Joan crt Temple, Mrs. William Quad- Pitney to Harold Cross was re- 'The former Miss Barbara were married _late this kummer in a simple cere- Cabbage ,ware ros Jr., and Mrs. David Popp Jhe Westlakes Kappa 'an original Newi served as bridesmaids. They wore mony at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. W. H. Poe of Barstow, Kappa Gamma sorority sisters at York gown when she became the re- Igreen faille dresses and carried George Helliwell of the First Congregational church a summer meeting when a tiny bride- of Earl William Norris Calif. The Rev. cently. The dress featured a bout- bouquets of green carnations. performed the ceremony. with (ant tulle skirt over taffeta Best man' duties were perform- The new Mrs.- Westlake is the W. Jenvey Weds velvet petals, scattered over the ed by Wayne Albert Meyer. Ush- former 'Miss Rosalie Smith of tulle. The petals also accented the ers included Claude Finley Jr., Barstow. She chose a grey velve- Margaret Weaver full sleeves and tiny buttons on Kirk Samis, Elroy Shank Jr., and teen dress and carried pink roses' the bodice ended in a V design. Robert Temple. and stephanotis with her white Regisiered at San Jose State Matching mitts complemented the. Palo Alto High school is the Bible. -% college es man and wife this quar- costume. An illusion veil was held bride's alma mater and she was ter are Walter Arthur Jenvey and in place by a cloche and she car- Miss Mary Lou Gardner of Bar- graduated frm Sari Jose State the former Margaret Weaver. The ried a bouquet of orchids and ste- stow was the bride's only attend- college wheres she wiik a 'pm -thee-- couple were married recently at p:ninot ant ..-She wore a navy blue vel- of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. the Calvary Methodist church in veteen dress.._and __canied a hand The ceremony took place in corsage of-red roses. 7Stin Jose. Trinity Episcopal-church and the NOrias, is the sOn of Mrs. Ev The newlyweds are both -senior rites were read by the Rev. Mark lyn Norris and the late Wesley F.. The benedict's- brother, Ray- commerce majors. Mrs. Jenvey Rifenbark. Norris of San Jose. Ile,' too, 'is a mond Westlake, acted as best holds membership in Delta Gam- The, bride was given in marriage recent graduate of San Jose State man. ma sorority and Black Masque, . by- her fa-thei John William college.lit was a member of ' A garden, reception followed the senior women's honor society. Ski bage, and as she walked down the Delta Theta Omega ai.d Eta Mu ceremony. Sorority sisters of the was formerly a Spartan Spear. Ilia I’ , aisle chrysanthemums, palms, "gla- Pi. He is now assistant new Mrs. Westlake, Janet .Larke The benedict belongs to Delta .- dioli and magnolia leaves adorned of Norris Yardage store in Sim San Francisco, and Joan Con- Sigma Gamma. He is planning to of the church. .lose. don of Vallejo. presided at the enter business with his father, recent ion table. Mrs. Mildred M. A. Jenvey in Lindsay after his Miss Nancy Ann Cabbage serv- Proctor of Barstow also aided the June. 1951. graduation. ed as maid of honor and wore a girls._ . . The_former_Miss_ Weaver's wed- green faille _gown She carried a DANCE BIDS ding gown was fashioned in white cupid passed the traditional box, bouquet of pink carnations tied. When the young couple left for FRATERNITY PRINTING chantilly lace and nylon net over Of chocolates. Acting the herald’s their honeymoon trip. Mrs. West- with pale green satin ribbon. skit:11er satin. It was styled with 1.011` was Miss Pitney's nephew. WEDDING INVITATIONS lake donned a maroon and buff Mrs. Bonnie Youn.::. Mrs. Roh- a peter pan collar,. and a basque Mark Pitney. colored checked suit with navy RUBBER STAMPS - and buff -accessories. They hodiee fa_s_teried_bY The--bride-to-lie. a Serkw, com-,- mum-: tons and long fitted sleeves. eyed to Santa Barbara and Big 1 mercial art major, is a member - She- wore an heirloom veil of -Sur---Lodge----alotte Mie Moi, of DeltaPhi Delta. na t ional_hon- AL'S FOUNTAIN Belgian lace over tulle secured by VICTOR LAMAR Coast. orary art fraternity. Among her. Coffee & Donuts SC11 15c a bonnet of pleated tulle and wax duties on the Spartan campus this of PRINTING The bride is the daughter orange blossoms. The bride car- quarter is being fashion editor of 124 E. SANTA CLARA ST. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Smith of Bar- 82 S. Second CY 4-6074 .* . ried a white rainbow prayer book Lyeut7gus. Her parents are Mr. Acliaccni. YMCA stow. She was grativated from marked by white . orchids,. stepha- and Mrs. Paul Pitney of San Jose. San Jose State college in June. notis, satin ' and streamers. Westlake is the son of Mrs. A sextet of bridal attendants Harold Downey, also of Barstow., preceded Miss. Weaver down the Ile is attending San Jose State aisle of the church. Honor ,attend- ants were Miss Barbara. Estep Ph' college. and Mrs. Tom_ P. Chamberlain. Taking secondary roles were Mrs. he 1 Nts11.1V1i (sti Het 111111S 11. J. McFadden. Miss Joyce -Lehr- bitch, Mrs. L. A. Cavanagh, and To Studies Miss Mai del Maynard. gowrs Amoog the newlyweds on cam- They wore buoffant of pus this quarter is the former nylon net and lace over satin in st peach, pale green. :ind yellow ras Maryevelyn Peterson. She ex- changed nuptial vows with Rich- hues. Lace guantlets, cloches, and ard Roy Bartholomew recently at matching bouquets completed the. a capdlelight:- ceremony in the, ensembles. Calvary. Methodist .church. The, bride's Vother. Donald Weaver, served as best man. Ush- The, bride is affiliated. with Al- ers were John Siansfield, Richard pha Gamma art fraternity mi Knipper, Harry Powers, and Sher- campul attending San man Shroder, fraternity brothers J Jose State -college she was gradu- of the henedict, and Bruce Stev- To Am ated from Campbell Union high ens, the bride's cousin. school. She is the daughter of Mr. A. Peterson of 4 Campbell. Bart holomew also 'attended San aRcE, Jose State college. his parents 3 are Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Barthol- omew of San Jose. Nightly 4cept The bride wore a gown of French tulle over ivory satin fa Thursday shioncd with lorg tapered sleeves and a fitted bodice. Her fingertip veil was secured by a crown of Wavy-10Lbil, seed pearls and she carried a rain- lxv.v Bible marked by a white or- cii4v4ti1t6 chid and -streamers of stephanotis and satin. Her attendants were Miss Bet- cithAA, ty Lou Peterson, maid of honor, and the Misses Nancy Barttiolo-, mew. Beverly Austin, Katherine ut&uptA4AT Sproul; and Mrs. Beverly John- son, bridesmaids. PALO ALTO 6 Standing with the henedict as best man was Donald Martin. School for Scandal Ushers were Marshal Bean, Nor- man Crowd, E. D. Anderson, and Nov. 2-3-4-6-7 THANK YOU Norman Healy. GENTLEMEN
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Open Daily 7 a.m.-1 I p.m.' 8 SPARTAN DAILY Friday, October 13, 1950 LIONS TO RULE 6-POINT CHOICE TONIGHT: MENDONSA AND GENE MENGES par tans ivie HALFBACK GIBBY Baseball Lingers On As Pitchers Are In 'Game of the Week' Bought and Sold RODRIGUES By "ROD" SAN JOSE, Calif: (UP)-- The Tonight's football game between Loyola Lions and the San Jose San Jose Red Sox of the Class C today announced Spartans has assumed important bearing in the race for the California league State -the sale of two players. mythical championship of the West coast independents. The victor Pitcher Walt Clough, a right- will loom as the outstanding contender for the title and should figure .hander, was sold to Sacramento of the Pacific eoast league:" Clough' to' be close to the top at the* won 18, lost 11. last season and finish. just as tough. Coach Bob Bron- -I 0 had an earned-run average Of 2..35 The Spartans suffered a serious zan himself says Loyola's -line._ per nine innings: set -back when it was revealed is the toughest he's seen since Catcher Warren (Sheriff) Rob- that the services Of 220-113. Center ! that of Ed McKeever's USF inson was peddled to Birmingham Keith Carpenter would be lost for team. of the Double A Southern asso- theLion game, and at least for i Both lines will, be about equal ciation. Robinson, a veteran of 12 Iwo .weeks and possibly for the , in strength with the Lions having I in professional baseball, hit season, the edge due tq the loss of the ' years for the Red Sox in 1950. Carpenter sustained a knee Spartan's Carpenter. .305 PITTSBURGH (UP) -- The injury in the Santa Clara game. Mendonsu Will Play Pirates today an- The giant pivotman has been Gib Mondonsa, fleet Raider back. Pittsburgh nounced the purchase of Pitcher one of the top defensemen in is still troubled by a gimpy ankle: Cornelius Dempsey from the Sin the Spartan's three previous bat is slated to see action. Addi- Francisco Seals for $75,001. games. Bob Hitchcock will get, lion of the Raiders' best all around The Pirates purchased Dempsey the call in Carpenter'samot. back, Mendonsa, coupled with the on a "leiok" deal which them Lopala, which tops the nation one-two punch of scat -running permission to return the veteran In ground defense and is ninth in back Buddy Traina and the boom- to the Seals vithin.30 da,..s after total offense, will field a big. ing of Harry Beck, will give the the major league season c.aens, if bruising cutfit, well-schooled in Lions plenty of trouble. he does not prove satisfa,fory. basic, fundamentals and very well Jack Cunningham, Loyola coached. publicity director, reports that Br.', TeX., The Jordan Olivar coached ag- the Spartans are 7-point -fav- The town of Dime gregation is the best to come out orites in 1.1114 Angeles. The op- was-lhe fis -town-its- -the- U-ait-ed of the southland in years. posite prevails here, according States to -contribute 100 cent to the experts. to the March of Dimes! "Socko" Musacco Although the Spartans are Led by 212-lb. Fullback George San Jose State has three good , rated six-point underdogs to- ''Socko" Musacco, the Coast's games under their belts. Losing 1 night, Coach Bob Bronzan is leading ground gainer last season, to a potential Rose-Bowl-bound. hoping that the combination of and Quarterback Don Klosterman, Stanford team. 33-16; defeating al Gene Menges (right) to Gibby the Loyolans have a duo that rates scrappy San Diego State team, Mendonsat will give San Jose on par with the Raider's Quarter- 26-0, and subduing a spirited enough power on the ground to back Gene Menges and Fullback Santa CIA Bronco squad, 14-10. Upset the experts. Mendonsa is by injuries, but harry Beck. Loyola, on the other hand, has still bothered should see plenty of action to- The Lions' two top ends Gene not been beaten. True they night against Loyola. However, Brito and Don Klinkhammer are , romped over a much-walked-over the loss of Linebacker Keith attracting a lot of attention, and St. Mary's eleven, 48-0, and they Carpenter will he felt. unless will he ehaliengine San Jose's top. deflated a Pepperdine Wave team. Bob Hitchcock comes through wingman, Billy Wilson, for game 50-14, without working up a sweat. with an outstanding perform- honars, But this is no real indication ance that will stop the Lions' .Although the Spartan's line is of their strength. Tonight's mighty line crusher George rated to he very rugged and game provides the toughest foe Musacco. sery hard to move. the Limn to slate for the Lions, and again forward tuulI is- reputed to he-- the outcome is rated a toss-up. Peerless Pigskin Pickers Picks - - Phew! Cam- Rodri- Alasas guies Cali(. vs. liSC . Calif. Calif. USC Calif. Calif. -- Illinois ts. UCLA. UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA Loyola vs. San Jose Loy. SJS Loy. SJS SJS BOWL FOR . . Santa Clara vs. Stanford Stan. Stan. Stan. Stan. Stan. Tliclii-zan vs. Army Army Army Army Army Army Oklahoma vs. Texas Okla. Texas Ok4a. Okla. DIVERSION Notre Dame vs. Tulane . N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. at the Home of ()recoil St. vs. Wash. .. Wash.- Wash. Wash. Wash. Wash. USF vs.. St. Mary's . USF USF USF USF USF COP vs. Nevada :70P COR COP COP COP Spartan Bowlers Season's totals: Alves (14-4-2 , -.778), Brown (14-472-.778), Cam- hian,ea 11-1-2 .778), Roth igues (1 4-4-2-.778). Marquis (12-6-2- .667,) MEN'S P.E. CLASSES HELD HERE
!great Matson has had a chance ,Fred Duty P8.7a. MCy. Matson. Johnson to pack back only two kickoffs - Mel gaining fa -yards on-the *we We feafure a full line of Sunday; 4tanforci used the on-side kick all Bowling Ball Bags and Shoes the way through against the Dons, 1No On-side' Kicks to the disgust of fans. 12 Lanes SAN- FRANCISCO- t UPt John Janson sci fOrned a kickoff 91 Q. FOUNTAIN a LUNCH Fan finally gets a break from yards for the Gaels. against the One- from 10 AM. football coaches here on Sun-' Georgia and returned one 82 day. . yards against College of Pacific. Coach Joe Kuharich of Uni- But against Loyola last week, JOSE BOWL versity of San Francisco and the on-side kick was used again 3-9727 COW% Joe Reutz, of St. Mary's and the result, no thrills for 172 W. Santa Clara CY have agreed there will he no the customers. "on -side" kicks during their football game no that their two ace ball packers. 011ie Matson and John Henry Johnson, will Here's Racing Power and Speed Heartily reconnended for get a chance to give the crowd campus wear are the a thrill or two with their run- following: backs. c RAG G EQUIPMENT a In Once games this year, the 00, clet51-0 Chinos $ 4.95 1 .1 / 1 1 Belvedere Blues 4,95 Mom. Dad. Moleskins 8.95 or Friends 1442 ..70/4d A E. SAN JOSE Grey Flannels 8.95 Coming? Gabardines 16.50 I. Gabardines They 20.00 I J will enjoy Engines & Parts accommodations at the newly constructed for Competition COLONIAL MOTEL BAYSHORE HIWAY, Just North of and Road Use Ktrtrl 11141 30th 1 E. Santa Clara Sts. - One of San Jose's Finest AAA-Approved CV 4-6075 , Varsity Water Friday, October 13, 1950 S'1141lETAITC, DAIL Y Trojans Missed Bet 5 Spartans, Grab An Ace Poloists Meet ' By JIM ,DOWNS Cards Today Fullbacks come and, go, but.many moons wig-pass before another Coach Charlie Walker's frosh fullback goes like Harry Beck went test Saturday night at Spartan and varsity, water po.o.sts1 wilT Stadium. journey- to- St antortr t ay to ar . I the Indian mermen at 3:30 and To say that Beck was insfrumtintai in San Jose's win over Santa ., 4-:-- ln respectively. . Clara is a gross understatement. . . .. The Spartan fishtails are still ' i striving to offset the loss or .The 187-lb. blond bomber ripped through the Broncos'Ine almost ' forwards Haines. Keeler and -at will, and when the final sound- ’ ' Grass %lit the gralittlaDIM route. r)" .), FlOrid,, 1 tilITV play 'd in the same ,ed, statisticians revealed that ...oes . - - and have a good ettaitee of doing had scored both touchdowns fol. backfield with Lloyd Merriman, so with th it w ro,,1:11 :iod , ill tor fuer ..SLienford7 great. who now Tentative Line-up.. for Tonight the Spa ri MIS - in their 14 to .., i attIllevich at 111e. *util'aig posls. . ; iputiatIsittis)ducs).-baseball tlIUM1)11. , for th Cincin- , Bob Hamilton sci,,,l',.(i I WICP alai No. Spartans Wt. Pos. Wt. Lions No, Elnemn Won Game" , . Dick I,(41)edett 'ince its tlit tarsit v iteel:. made most of his yardagi 11 ' swocho d a close 3-2 win from thti 48 Koh. Amaral_ 183 LNG. 187 Fred Snyder. III on -starts - eft tackle-, --and Harry HariT -entrrcd SOuth-ern- Can: 1:( ;11 At_zgies a t DaViS *0(11104th-1Y. 59 Joe Moulton ET-IR 708 Tom Machtolf 71 will he ii St to tell you that fornia in 1_947 and promptly made , eituoi,i IRO). school t hi. 69 ('art l)eSalit 204 1.6 It 208 Dick Nanry 61 iinesinen were. really open- nipped freshmait Walkevilus lot ida, ing tip hides. They - vvre the guys in 111 1106 Iliteltentile 206 C ' 190 ...Pat Russell III I r=i() thriller, kit he frosh Nvha ae; nal i won I he t.!ame." 76 !Eck liard ii4 113 NG I,. 206 Maury_ Niiip squad should i u nj for tho When asked about his nullified Indians. Jim 1,11,1 1. 227 KT E 141 Ernie Cheat ham qua rter, TD run in t he final lili Wiisoti 194 RE :I, 205 Cent. Brit Harry said hp didn't renutmber Probable vaiSity starters are 32 iene, DIM 11) much. The soft-spoken gridder Miner, goalie; Lee. right back; Menges 1114 Q 180 Klosterman said, I ti ght I had run about Douglas, 'center back; Hassell, Duddy Traina 145 III It 168 skip I iitincanelli 21 10 yards." During this particular left' back; Hamilton, right for- 22, Cathy Ilentionsa 160 KT!. 1145 Neil Ferris 214 ward ; rtistal. cent or forward; phase of the game Hurry was Harry Iii ek 18-1' F 212 George-"Musaietto 31' visually a tired, warn-out foot- :did Milk% loft forward. ball player; he had already car- 190 Team Weight 198 ried the ball. oter 20 times! Frosh .205- - Eine 107 No boy wond Harry's birth SJS Meet 168,_ Backs 186. _ certificate says he's 26 years old. - He was graduated from -Eagle- eine 11831 All -State Iron Irunt.:an 175.1. Berkeley; LH Lief -Rorie-high-in-Los -Angeles- in 1941. Strong tiSF Team -i Cast It Pt 4168 All SCVA. L in" While there he lettered in foot- San Jose State college freshmen All-PAE trom Burlingame: IT Campbell: RI I Steve Casady (171. ball. track, and baseball. Jim Jerner 1205 ) II-Conference front Mt reed; Yr, will carry the gridiron wars to Turlock: RE A I Weighing only 160 lbs. at the UniversitY of San Francisco fresh Burnett 1951 All- N:ort h Jack Kennedy 1215), All ay. time, Harry was a standout tail- t o in o r r o w aftei noon at 9,31, Coast front Turlock QB I .a from Turlock. back in a single Wing defense. o'clock, When the two teams w ill- Was a Tailback do battle at St. Ignatius hi:z,h From high school Harry went school in the Bay city-. - to Glendale JC where he again SI I played tailback. The contest will pit 'a stronger, "We weren't much good," says more experienced USF _team Harry, but records show that. against a Spartan team lacking in Glendale upset the Southern Cali- depth and short on practice. The "ST-EAK fornia frosh, 7 to 6, in 1942 and Gold and White yearlings have a certain Harry Beek kicked the. HARRY KECK had less than three weeks to pre- WE GOT 'EM ! ! pare for their first game. game-winning extra point. the first. team in spring practice froah Playing on that Trojan as a halfback. The following au- Coach Tom Cur eton's probable FOIL were John Ferraro. 1). an tumn he was cut from the squad starting lineup includes: Left End Ernie Tol- George Callahan, and to the surprise of everybody in- Bob Fox 1190) All-Valley at Lodi; ARCHIE'S man. Ferraro later became an cluding himself. So, Harry pulled LT Dennis Boillard (175); LG 545 S. SECOND ST. STEAK HOUSE aU-American tackle, Callahan stakes and headed to San Jose, Hank Sekoch i163) All-City from made all-coast, and the other Oakland High; Center Chuck Man- two became first string on the Incidentally, Harry claims SC varsity. Gene Menges is every bit as In 1943-- Harry began a three- good as SC's star quarterback year stint in the navy. He became Jim Powers. According to Harry, a photographic instructor and among other things he played a "Powers was probably the- bet- little football. ter passer, but I think Gene is a While at Miami Air Station in little smoother ball handler." 4,10010mailise
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10 SPARTAN DAILY Friday, October 13, 1950 Dr .Duncan Cut Has Surprtstng History ktgle By MARION SUMMERS Now that a' new, gentleman-of- distinction shot of Dr. Carl Dun- can has appeared in the Spartan Daily, the true story can be told. Yes, abominable though it is, that "unkind" cut has a fasci- nating history. It seems that, several years'ago, a racial pro- lem rose on Washington Square. Opinions were shunted back and forth, and, per usual, no satisfactory agreement w s reached. Finally, our -hero, Dr. Duncan, came forward with a reasonable, logical solution to the whole thing, and Daily editors scented a front page story. A photographer *as. was assigned to take a photo of Dr. A. A. "Dad" McCallum, shown with two friends, is cele- brating "Dads' Day" today in his official capacity as honorary Dr. ,Duncan, and when the 'shot father of 80 Chi Omega's. photo by Haase. was developed voila! The eyes were closed! Necessity is a wond er f u 1 thing. The quick-thinking pho- 'Dad' McCallum Displays tographer inked in a pair of heavyweight-w r est le r eyes. !tense the expression which has Fatherly Pride in 'Daughters' brought Dr. Duncan's family By RAY HASSE and friends to grie The beaming smile which replaces the otherwise shy vi:age of Another example if Dr. Dun- jinX Tif you're-OM Dr. G. A. NACCallurn +oda'? is visible evidence of a father's pride in with us)) occurred awhile back return for the admiration of his many daughters. The occasion %then the tower mantle manikin_ II an spori,nred "fa r;i.sappeared from the Ifealth and Day." Hygiene department. Thanks to Whisk Broon! Vol What you didn't know that an eager alumnus. the ;manikin Dr. MeCaliam Was a father? turned up in front of it women's Enough for Carpet Well, no, he hasn't passed out ; dorm at Stanford. any cigars in honor of the 80 Again, the Daily spotted front las anybOdy s',01 ' bouncing Chi Omegans who re- j news. cleaner to loan? lEn-a ' fee tr.-WM-am "Dad", hut, says I Next day the story appeared, A beautiful light blue carpet Dr. NtleCallum with a bashful [accornpanied by a photo of Dr. Ir s he installed in the police gleam in his rye "I'm proud Di c ___m_40,1,ad_j ha_taianikin..- by the af Mu, 14) have suert lovely daughters Naturally, this cut could not 1.:111A.c1r.students, but Miss Ruth and in such quantity, 'too!" be used subsequently. Think' of Ocretary. is appealing for "(if roui s, . he adds with a the difficulty of identification. help Tr -keeping it clean. No small For "Dads' Day" the youngest pre.iregistrantl for the SJs back-of-t he-hand whisper,' "I'm father, wonder, she has sent out an' ap- journalism department, Mark II, stater. 2, is shown with ht.. very fortunate .in that my pater- Slater, senior journalism major. pt.a!, because the only cleaning Homer L. nal obligations ;are not of a mone- owned by the office is Machine Reveals error in grammar that s:talitanent tary nature." The eider Slater is pointing out an a whisk brown Mark has committed. Dad NlcCallum feels, however. "1 was very happy with the Inborn's Sex t hat "1)ad's gay" could prove Mark's newsw riling is not too good as yet for he was flunked barracks ,office,? Miss Marsh ex-- LONDON. Oct. 12 (UP) Two quite interesting from the stand- out of a reporting I '4114% oar. day, because he failed to report s claimed,.'sbut.when I got around inventors. one .of them a Polish point of a father being shown thing urgent. the ea-Molls and saw that some of priest, claithed today to have per- about the campus by his daugh- offices have rugs on the floor. . .: fected. a machine which can tell Mark eats like a hull dog, and alms as pre., nts a bold-fare._ . ters. laid out, wt. J. just couldn't feel _up_ to par. aviwi hoe a a --unborn Child - is -sr -boy. -mornings-when he tells-e.type of tnead-h wants In explaining -how he became Then one 'morning whet) I cattle; or a girl. known as.Dati to. such a cross Mark lives at Spartan City with 'his mother and father, Ruth to work, I pushed open the Office Homer Slater. r.ection of feminine pulchritude. Radio Mechanic F. J. ;Billing- and door and there it was- fhat beau- Dr. McCalium logically points ton. who built the gadget in his is eighimi I ihs.. 3 oz. After being idol rug - just what I wanted. . Ile was born Oct. '39, 1918, to the fact that he married a shop at Kingskerswell, said he in an incubator for two weeks, he is as allou pit to all home. "Beside it on the floor was a Chi Omegan. -Mrs. McCallum, made secret tests on pregnant little note from the class pre- Today he wsligiss 2i-4hrs.-. sat h he says. had heels nap4 sai WRIP14441 th proverti senting the rug to me. Come penpls are planning to attend "Dads' Night" at the Spartan-Loyola game user to the, group for some him right every time. think that tI wanted it just so I, tonight at Spartan Stadium. photo by Arena. time, and, as a result, he could 'put the boys on the car- found himself lending a hand when- Faiher A. J. K. Glazewski, pa- pet'. but I couldn't really do thatl dre at a Polish hostel, said he ever tasks as MM. demanding - not now anyway. masculine attention. The ,.step helped Billington perfect the ma- Luscious Lip Stick "I really do appreciate the, of becoming official Dad na- chine. thoughtfuthess of the class." Ruth, turally followed. "A lot sighed, "hut now I need Some sort of expectant mothers Marks Dr.Sweeney Having thus gravitated to fath- dropped in my shop over the last of cleaner other than our poor erhood by popular aciaim, Dad year and a half." Billington said. Dr. William 5.Y.Yceney of the little whisk broom. ,Do you suppse McCallum is looking forward to Education department had some; somebody might bring us a vac- "Unknown to them, I switched. on gaining a considerable number of my gadget, took tall explaining to do recently' uum or even a carpet sweeper! a wek at the sons as well sons-in-law. that -is. radar screen when he apwared with a lus- to use?" and jotted down my STRATHMORE This is the. expectant attitude of finds. cious cupid's bow appliqued in lip- the shy faculty member in re- stick across the back of his jack- PAPERS spect to 'Chi Omega Knights, an "I. checked my record after the et. Student Water Color Pape- . CIRCUS organization to which he refers as baby was born. I scored a bulls- I8c sheet It seems that Dr. Sweeney and I -ply 20c sheet the "humble after-date fratern- eye every time." SMOKE SHOP Gertrude _Cavins_ (former 2-ply 40c sheet ity originally established at_Stan. Dr. MAGAZINES "radio' repairman said the Gert Witherspoon) were class- 3 -ply 60c sheet ford university by males perched 4-ply 80c sheet TOBACCOS idea behind the machine was to mates at San Jose State college GAMES around the sorority on the very Charcoal 8c sheet determine -whether back in --1929, td since theti; Dr. brink of -nrat-rImarry."--- persons were healthy or ill and that the Cavins has done a bit of experi- -- sex- CIRCUS determining angle sort of crept in. menting with cosmetics. The inference is pretty plainy RESTAURANT "Healthy persons radiate rays School for Scandal Lipstick will be lipstick. Breakfast Lunch Dinner , of electrical energy which 'can be HOME COOKING But, as Dr. Sweeney claimed, I picked up on my machine from a "Whoever it was who left the Nov. 2-34-6-7 I distance of 21 inches," he said. mark was chasing me!" CIRCUS ' "'Anyone who has something Isn't that just like a man? BARBER SHOP wrong with him radiates weaker rayse and I can tell by the For a satisfactory haircut, UNK flick- erings, on the screen that he is try on. of ours. D IERKS CASPER COFFERO, Prop. not well." ELICIOUS "I've Found If! Billington said his machine THE CIRCUS ONUTS could not diagnose a specific ill- The ideal spot for ness but. it might be useful to 4th & Santa Clara AILY doctors in determining the gen- those Sunday meals." - rat Mnditions of a patient. How does the machine determ- You'll agree after your THIS WEEK'S BEST BUY!! ine whether an unborn child will first trip to the be a boy or a girl? Billington Barrel House, Hand-Woven Imported won't tell. SUITS only 49.50 ."Medical etiquette,' he explain- HARRIS TWEED ed. HARRIS TWEED TOP OATS only 45.00 HOT TURKEY PLATE 75c SWISS STEAK 60c at Be sure to drop in and see them ornplete DINAH'SFried 95 Dinners The Sarre! liou-oe
Chicken Otto qalbraitit including CYpress 4-8768 Dessert 131 West Santa Clara 22 W. San Antonio While the Farallon Islands are Friday, October 13. 1950 SPARTAN DAILY 1 11 Cv 4-111143 Seas starts 4. a part of San Francisco, no city Am Force Makes Si DUO official may set foot on them with- "DRIVE-IN out permission from the lighthouse New Training Rule THEATRE superintendent. SoFir0 EABooS Under a revised ruling of . the (OS Oros Oroundl) Air Force department, seniors in the Air ROTC program may now T CHNI L apply for pilot training 180 days prior to graduation. The previous 34S S. P.IFIST ST. .3; CY 3-7007 ruling held applicants to within 90 days of completion of college work. SUNDAY THRU WED.! .111. Qualified studen:s interested in 1"1 11.4., ,2111.1k. INT DOROTHY the flight training may contact Major HoWard Brown in 1382. 1 LANCASTER McGUIRE Physical examinat ions_ .for -basic Air RO'TC students were given last night. in the college health of- fice, from 7-9 p.m.. Students in the-advanced program are rveeiv- ing examinations at Moffett Naval Cecile Aubry 2o, with Jack Hawkins Michael Rennie I " COMPANION HIT! Discussion Starts - Randolph Scott RoddymcDowait *WI in On Hooters* Train "FRONTIER MARSHALL" Jeff Donnell '[lie Touters' t rain committee for: the COP fiiotball game dLye Talbot will meet the Sitaient Union Vednesclay, (41. 1S, at 1:30- p.m., according to John Melindas, chairman of the TILL 3 TILL committee. I 5 P M 5 P.M. 1 All organizations inte;N sted in FEATURING ing e;,r s..etion of the
Car ar044-g-keil o be.PreNent. - 1 -Free Parking D1SCUSS1011 01 rules governing the --:Apiaamiamazat st,A,--.111111 2-Luxurious trip and re.:poilsibilities of organi- Appointments 1ions reserving_ space-fee-thent 400 SOUTH 111 ST. PhoneMaiw4.0081 3-Harmonious selves and their friends will take Atmosphere .placv. .6 - - C onstrctionu on widening of. wide. There wilt be a 3-toot 4-World's Finest FRIDAY and SATURDAY All interested students are in- the sidewalk in front of t wall built along__Lho Air Conditioning vite TYRONE POWER qua s see uled to be north side of the science build- Modern lindas. 5-Most completed next week. Replacing ing walk.' Body Form r4eBIACK ROSE the former 7-toot sidewalk, the -photo by Gagnon. Seats COLOR new pathway will be 14 feet By TIOINICO,LOR ORSON VVIL Poviress Tries to 6-Finest in Get Motion Pic- Cure Sound & STARTS Historian for Speech Projection British SUNDAY! historian Arnold_ To,yn, Classified Ath GRAND bOë recently arrived in this coun- FRIDAY - SATURDAY OPENING try, will deliver a lecture at Stan- ford university. Monday. Oct._ 16. Donald O'Connor OCT. 18 WILLIAMSs JOHNSON Negotiations are being conducted FOR RENT "Curtain Call At by Dr. William Poytress, Social Room and Board. Clean Science department head at SJS to home. Cactus Creek" 315 S. 17th street. For male secure Dr. Townbee's services for stu- -and- dent. a lecture engagement here at San Glenn Ford, Valli Jose State. Private or double rooms with or "THE WHITE TOWER" without use of kitchen. 265 N. STARTS SUNDAY Fifth street. Clifton Webb, Shirley Temple Nice room for college man. "111111111=1111111111MI Announcements Community kitchen. 337 S. 13th "Mr. Belvedere or call CY 3-0474. $23 per month. Goes To College" For two men. Nice room, re- Industrial Arts Majors and =plus- fined home, all linens furnished. Minors: If you plan to do student Robert.. Young, Maureen O'Hara, $5 each per week. 278 N. Nin. teaching Winter quarter meet in Clifton Webb CY 3-5955. department lecture room Wednes- "SITTING PRETTY" day, Oct. 18, at 10:30 a.m. Room for Rent. Two men stu- dents. 340 S. 13th st ice t. Veterans: Friday, Oct. 20, is the CY 3-0794. FRI., SAT. - OCT. 13, 14 last 0.y to purchase books and supplies. LOST AND FOUND PALO DRIVE-IN "3 Little Words" Tau Delta Phi: Meet in tower at Anyone having knowledge of a ALTO 12:30 a.m., Oct. 14. Red Skelton, Fred Astaire slack sleeve topcoat missing from m. Sa04, of UniversItr on Bayike a the Newman club during dance Sophomore Class Mass Meeting Friday night please phone CY Committee: 2:30 p.m. Monday 4-2384 after 6 p.m.- STUDENT PRICES NOW IN EFFECT meet in Student Union. Student Body Card "Coroner Creek" . Lost: Brown key ease contain- Must Have Congregational Student Fellow- ing one key. Lost on campus. ship: Sundt*, Oct. 13, at 6 p.m. Please return to Information FRI., SAT. - OCT. 13, 14 church, Third SUN., MON., TUES.-Oct. 15, 16, 17 fellowship supper at office. Donald O'Connor in and San Antonio streets. Follow- ing supper and recreation will be "Curtain Call At FOR SALE "The Men" the first in a series of meetings, to begin at 715 p.m. - Cactus Creek" Marlon Brand , Teresa Wright For Sale, Royal Typewriter. -plus- Spartan ('hi: Dance at Student Used in office. Brehm Bros. lo.verybody Happy? -plus-- Fred Astaire, Rita Hayworth Center, Second and San Antonio- Fourth and San Fernando. That tag line means just one streets, tonight from 10 o'clock to For Sale, Corona "You Were Never Lovelier" Portable Type- Mint. 'Ted Le*fs. his clarinet, bat- "The Awful Truth t,, b. sert,d. wIlITEE-$30.- 1'253 Fremont street. tered top hat, orchestra And world CY 5-7078. SUN., MON. - OCT. 15, 16 Cary Grant, Irene Dunne Social Affairs: Meet in Student famous show is coming to town. 1926 Studebaker Union Monday, Oct. 16, at 3:30 4-door sedan. "The Black Rose" He is scheduled to play a special Good mechanical condition, good one-night engagement Friday eve- p.m. In Technicolor tires,. very clean inside. Has had ning, Oct. 20, at the San Jose Social Affairs Decorating Com- only oh-e own4. Full price, $55. Tyrone Power, Orson Welles Civic auditorium. mittee: 3:30 p.m. today meet in Winters Motors. Phone CY 4-7941. -Plus- Lewis, veteran of show business' Student Union. For sale: 1939 Packard 6 Four- for 30 years. still retains his Walt Disney's Door Sedan. Radio, heater, good "magic touch". Music for dancing Art Students: Craft projects and rubber. $350 caSli. Call CY 4-3159. "BEAVER VALLEY" will start the evening's festivities puppets will be returned after 1:30 at 9 p.m -ADMISSION 50c- p.m. Monday, Oct. 16, in A8. For male by original owner '49 Dodge roadster, 1800 miles Radio $1850. Make the Mayfair THr \A/C(1' BEST 2'41 Chrysler Royal Coupe. $650 Theatre S.J.S.'s Both clean, excellent condition. N 5F1P7ST ST. Entertainment Spot 7;0 Northrup street. CY -Good used Tennis Rackets. 1,5.9579 FRIDAY, SATURDAY Racket restringing and repairs. DRIVE IN s AMUSEMENT THEATER * * FREE PAO\ 1041.7 AFTER "CURTAIN CALL AT Dink Johnson Tennis Shop. 58 S. 6 PM. VICTORY PARKING Lt.;1 v.4 ,41 CACTUS CREEK" streff.7 ALMAAN Donald O'Connor 'Students: Invest your room -plus- and FIRST SAN SHOWING FRIDAY, SATURDAY board. Sale 14 ft. trailer, alum- "JOHNNY HOLIDAY" inum insulated, double inner spring TWO EXCITING STARS IN A POWERFUL DRAMA! With William Bendis "White Towel:" bed, butane stove and oven, cush- GLENN BRODERICK SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY Glenn Ford, Valli ioned dinette. Used very little. I "WHERE THE -plus- CY 8-2267. FORD:CRAWFORD SIDEWALK ENDS" "PRIDE OF THE YANKEES" Clasalcal record albums. Almost Dana Andrews, Gene Tierney new. Also singles half price. -plus- SUNDAY, MONDAY CLayborne 8-2267. g00 Viergi) "LOVE THAT BRUTE" -2nd Hit- "Skipper Surprised WANTED Vera Vague Paul Douglas, Cesar Romero MILLARD MITCHELL "Square Dance Your Best Show Value His Wife" Light Car Wanted. Must be in Dorothy (in! Benton nick Will Katt,'" MAYFAIR -plus-- perfect running order. Will go up MALONE MD WIEN Gill to $250. Phone CY 3-9972. 294 S i.e. P1.7 RI so Row, Fred gels -ADMISSION 50c- Second Feature to be Announced If Rod Situ I MOH SOON iso a .14 *Moro Re* Eighth street. flobabbl by MOH MUIR settee is HENRY - br .1
Friday, October 13. 1950 12 SPARTAN DAILY Critical Period IMedical Students ROTC To Issue Student Exhibits Items Causes Worry- Must Take Nov. 6 -Threats of manpower mobiliza-1 Deferments tion for a war emergency have Test For Stanford,.. . caused uncertain feeling among Students who intend to apply Collected in Korea th,Kncinerijg faculty;_depart- 3prmgQuarter One a the most sir-Ming features -cif ihe new-libiiry-eihibit of for -- Airniwiticui in any medical ment head, Dr. Ralph J. Smith, school for the autumn semester items from Korea is the almost total absence of materials pertaining indicated recently. Instructions for issuing draft . of, 1951 must take a medical apti- At a general faculty meeting deferments to Army ROTC stu- to war. George M. Patterson, a senior public administration major, tude test Nov. 6 at Stanford Uni- held belore the opening of classes, have been received by Col. versity, according to Dr. Jay C. dents collected the items while on duty there in 1946-47. Dr. Smith introduced new mem- James J. Flea, head of the Army - - Elder, dean of general education. or pseudo-antique ben; of his staff, some of whom Reserve Officers Training corps There is an antique mother-of-pearl box re- It is necessary for those who were to be introduced for "the San Jose State college. reputed to be over 100 years old* wish to take the test to file an at first and last time." Colonel Hea stated that defer- and of the type that is tradition- application form at Stanford. The to war is the copy of a periodical There are '14 instructors in the ments will be allowed students ally given to princesses at birth. necessar-y, forms may be secured entitled "The New Order of Engineering department, includ- enrolled in the basic military Hope chest items of various kinds by writing the Registrar's office Greater East Asia," an example g those on a part-time basis, training program, upon the basis are locked inside and the box is in at Stanford, Dean Elder said. of 'Japanese propaganda printed Five of the staff are members of of their present work, and suit- buried on the palace grounds un- Students entering California during their occupation of Korea reserve service organizations ability for entrance into the ad- til the day of the wedding. Or and Schools of 'Dentistry for the fall during the war, in event of total mobilization the vanced course. However, no de- so the story goes, Patterson said. The magazine sets forth the quarter of 1951 must take .4e117d department would be seriously de- tal aptItude lest. theltrat_ one will fern.ionta Will be issued until - - Another part of the collection Japanese motives in the mar and_ pieta& quarter. This will give the stu- - given -during- the week- end of k a bust of Doti, the god of hap- cites the "imperialism' of the "The only optimism concerning dent two quarters in which to the Thanksgiving vacation period. Piness. The Koreans, Patterson U.S. and Britain. It advertises this threat to the department," Dr. make satisfactory grades and re- The second test will be given dur- said, have a mythology all their Vanchtiko in glowing terms at0. Smith asserted, "lies in the fact main at Washington Square. ing the Christmas holidays, the cavil, Including gods of fire, vVii- more seriously, tells of the cap- that if the faculty members are After comparing the quota al- Dean pointed out. ter and death. itulution of Singapore and the drafted into service, a great por- lowed SJS -with the number of Dental schools will send aPPII- Made in the homes of residents Dutch East Indies. tion of our engineering students students who make satisfactory Natits the forms necessary to be of Seoul and included in the ex- Other materials on exhibit in- would probably also be called. grades in basic military sciences, eligible for the aptitude tests. The hibit are two lacquered boxes em- elude fans, a mandarin coat with Therefore, ' the possibilities of Colonel Hea said, "The quota ap- three dental schools in California bellished with peacock and flower red and blue embroidery on a being understaffed would be some- pears sufficient to defer all that are College of Physicians and Sur- designs in mother-of-pearl on black background, and a Japanese w h a t diminished by smaller I expect to. But, if a student geons in San Francisco, College is black surfaces. An interesting kimona of white silk with a pea- classes." . called and comes of Dentistry in San Francisco, and to our depart- contrast is achieved between the cock on the back. Engineering faculty men head- meat for deferment, he will University of Southern California have pale red 'of the flowers and the Pattersol, who was in public ing reserve service lists include to he making passing in Los Angeles, the dean said. grades in bright silver of the peacocks. relations in connection- with the Allen lsraelson, 1 nrAjor in the his major subjects as well as mill- Watched Process - Russian-American joint commis- Air Material Command; Norman tary sciences. Patterson, who had occasion to sion on Korca, said that it was Gunderson, a major in the Army Final determination A:r ROTC Brass of any de- watch the work_ on the boxes, said obvious to perionnel in the area Corps of Engineers; Carlton Mc- ferments Wilt be handled by- -a-"that the lacquer is appliedl hot that trouble would -develop from WilliarnS; li naViiVireiffictik-nt- In hoard of three men. Included I 'niform will and followed by the adding of. the t he drawing of an arbitrary line t he civil engineers; Sherwood J. Wear New be two men from the military de- mother-of-pearl design. The boxes, dividing the two spheres of in- Brady, another major in the Air Officers of the Air ROTC at partment and one civilian college then. are rubbed vigorously to a I luence. Material Command, and Kenneth San Jose State college will soon inst r uctor. brilliant finish. he said. Russians Peer Rack Hogan, a lieutenant in the Navy. be wearing new style blue Air Students who are deferred will In An oriental cast was added to He told of going -on patrols to Force uniforms. automatically enter the armed , the eyes and teeth orsubjects re-1 suppress Communist riots .and of Col. Thomas A. Lee, head of services for two years, following produced in paint on silk from a searching the area beyond the e - , Air ROTC at SJS. announced that graduation, yA 11.St 1 photograph that Patter son had parallel with binoculars only to o f his staff travelled to Hamilton Air copied by a Korean. .find Russians peering back. Force base yesterday to be issued Propaganda Magazine the new winter uniforms. Bay Area _trtists A great many North Koreans Wi ll One of the items that pertains fled into the American zone' where Start Soon "Only a limited number will be Display Paintings they were fed and cared for by First of a planned series of an- available," Lee said, "because of the Army, Patterson said. He nual Transfer "Y" days will be the re-activation of so many re- Water colors by some of the told also of widespread homeless- initiated on the San Carlos street serve units. But, as soon as the most 3500 Names renowned Bay Area painters ness in the Seoul area and of the turf at 3 p.m. Saturday, according clothing supply is more adequate. will be on display for the first iikT Armas attempt to set up facili- to' James "A. Martin, executive the ROTC students will also be time Monday in the art building. ow on Scroll ties to -care- for the many orphans. secretary of the Student "Y." fitted." These artists, belonging to the The affair will include athletic East Bay- Society of water color About 500 more signatures on Seventh street. and at a booth in the Crusade for Freedom Scrolls I l 1, games, barbecue dinner, after.din- the Library arch. Price of 75 painters, represent the finest cur- ner program, and dancing until rent talent in San Francisco and were collected from the Lotiodinski Nameslames cents includes dinner. science 10 p.m. the!he vicinity, according to Dr. Mar- department yesterday. Sponsor of the affair is the Stu-- brought The after ,dinner program will ques Reitzel, art department, head the number of San Jose dent "Y." joint YM-YWCA organi- ' State college citizens who in - Mitch e ll Assistant feature -several types of entertain- zation at San Jose State .college. The works will be shoWn for scribed the scrolls to approximate- ment, including guest speakers of two weeks. Donald Skoro and . - import stm,e SPARTAN-DAILY Tlenjarnin gliTinzor. art Thstructors.orSome of the scrolls have not Fall Quarter Washington Square: Folk and College will prepare the exhibition. F San Jose State be en collected from various parts square dancing are planned. with second class matter April ? - Stanley J. Lobodinski. newly- Entered as of the campus, and Lowell C. Herb Thomas doing the calling. 24, 1934, at San Jose, California, under Pratt. who is in charge of the appointed police chief for the St Thomas is also the chairman of the act of March 3, 1879. Car Servicethat campaign on the SJS campus, 'las police emits at San Jose t he ;luau.. Leona Crouch and Del Full leased wire service of United Press. .After 7 p m askea that they be brought to his St yesterday named his Duke are co-chairnten in c:large Press of the Globe Printing Company, , office in the journalism depart- issIstant met and squad oft leers, of I he s ntertamment program 1445 S. First St., Svn Jas., Cel:fernia. according to the poliet Member California Newspaper Publish- mt-nt. school flids to th, cvent may be lair- office. er's AssOciation. (.11:t...(1 at the Student "Y." l';.2 S. Appointed as, assistant is Dave af Homecoming Dane Mitchell, who will also act as public relations director for the DRIVE - TYPEWRITERS INN MI" 1'P g"TnIlli111 e four HOT MEALS DAILY squad leaders are Sets. .The main crojcet on the agenda IJoseph DeSoto, Wes Dobbs, Jim for rent 75e of the Social Affairs committee Holcomb and Leland Jamison. right now is the Homecoming Armand Ilaqstrom was appointed SAN JOSE TYPEWRITER CO. 1086 E. Santa Clara St. dance, to be held Nov. 10. Theme head of the records squad. Cor- _ for the annual affair will be porals named as assistants to the: Special Rental Rates for Students ''School Days." according to Lois above men are John Duran, Ivan 3 Months $10.00 Used Standard & Portab:e Machines For Sale Sunnergren, chairman of the dec- Bland, Lawrence Hedin, Charles Also New Par-tables oration committee. Other com- Casey and William,DeLapp. Payment Pion - Easy mittee chairmen are *Janice Evans, Lobodinski served as assistant ROYAL chief last)ear, CORONA UNDERWOOD REMINGTON Jill Iverson arid Shirley Hubbard. and was appointed , Est. 1900 The committee chose the Palo- to his new' post by Willard K. Free Parking Next Door 24 S. 2nd St., CYpress 3-6383 ?Ng Weneer4 mar ballroom as the setting for Schmidt, head of the SJS police FLOWERS MEAN the dressy sport event. school. DeSoto and Mitchell SO MUCH . . . Many of the student body social servedon last years staft. angesotthey gatherings, to which admission is The. men will police athletic "Refex" Gives NEW LIFE ' an ASH card, are planned by the games, dances and other school mean so much fuhetions as well as private af- to your clothes! more ,from Social Affairs committee. Another ; annual dance they sponsor is Win- fairs. The service is maintained Press'ng lasts longer! , termist, which will be held this b'y the school as an aid to the col- Mothproofed! 'year on Dec. 9,at the Civic audi- lege as- well as to give the police torium. majors practical experience. Members of the committee meet Smc 1885 every Monday afternoon at 3:30 Baby's best friend is gadett Wea famous for fine flowers o'clock in the Student Union to CYpress 2-8312 discuss add plan details for corn- MOREHEADFLEMING Dry Cleaners DRUG C.O. 20-22 E. San Fernando ing social events. 25-29 S. Third Street Main Plant CYpress 2-1052 of the Presertjition Pharmacists , CYpress 2-9596 Alice Hays is chairman 100 50 255 STREIT SAN JOSE. CALIF 275 E. William 231 Willow 24th & Santa Clara 1040 The Alameda committee this year, and Betty CYomtss 2-4114 1199 Franklin, Santa Clara 386 E. Reed 1335 Lincoln Willow Glen Ralph is recording secretary. 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