Spartan DART San Jose Slate College Vol. 40 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1951 N: ! 2 Council Approves Budget; Students to Vote on Bill

The ease of the stolen profes- sor %%as partially solyr d ye ster- ASB Cardholders 11 ill 1.ote day. Milton C. Lanyon, Art de. part mint instructor and fresh- man class athiser, it as returned Friday 011 Compulsory Fee in a comparatis ely safe an ii Many campus organizations stall tees compulsory. aould a dd a sound condition. he forced to curtail some of their eo,nsideraldo at, t oil re%. Limon, is his Sias "kidnapped" flit,'flit,'to, activities as a result of the tettle- the depleted cotters. during a freshman class 111104 - ell budget recommended by the ing Tuesday. arrived for lois 7:311 hilt Siverens. ASII wasurer. Board of Controls Fridas and ale, adass esterday with nothing speaking for the council and the proved by the Student Council yes- more 10 show for the ordeal board of controls, said. "We hope terday afternoon. than set of badly frayed the Nil will go throws-h. If it is A drastic reduction of all bud- . nerves. passed many organizations' bud- gets. based on spring quarter bud- I When quizzed as to, the iden- gets v. ill be recomidered get recommending a decrease of I tity of his captors. Lany on's face The council approved the S.744- ten percent. was recommended by I turned pasty, his lips tit itched in 076 841 operating budget tor 1% 1- the board and approved to the fear., Ills only tine %tn., "They 12, iiS16.513 less than council so that the Associated Stu- acted kind of sophomoric." the requested sum of S94.390.45 dent Body could operate with its Total operating is lot limited sources of revenue. HOLD THAT SLEDGEIIAM- the stakes outlining the site into sprine 1951 was $116752, (Mr, Passage of Assembly Bill WM MER!--The site for the new Me- the ground while Oscar Meyer, which ten pei cent or St1.6.75.20 which would make AMR card wasr morial Chapel has been changed center, San Jose contractor, and Need Fingerprints subtracted to arrive at this cu - Bill Higgins, holding again, for the fourth time. Architect rent budget total Because of an interference on the plans, watch the memorable All candidates for teaching cre- the part of a sewer pipe, the ground breaking ceremonies. dentials who expect to be gradu- The counci I appaonted newest c a m pus addition was Mr. Meyer revealed that he ated in December must he finger- UP ROUNDUP Date Woods Revelries dire. i.e moved approximately eight feet expects his firm to finish the printed before Nov. 1. according ea a recommendation from the to the southeast yesterday af- construction in four months. to Mrs. Margaret Henningsen of Revelries board. ternoon. Fortunately the only The site of the Memorial Cha- the Registrar's office. Yankees Win Flag It V1 as citwickat by the council to labor that was concerned was pel is just south of the Com- A finger-printing station ha S the moving of the ground stakes hold a dual election on Friday. merce building situated among of on the four corners of the col- been set up in the Registrar's -,On Bauer's Triple; Oct. 26. lege project. the redwood trees, and faces fice. Room 124. Only ASH card holders will par- Chester Root, architect for the Men's gymnasium. ticipate in the student elections, the building, pounds the first of photo by Armstrong Reading Porffram Truce Talks Begin but all students will he allowed to Scenes from "A Lantern in Het cast an affirmative or negative bal- New YorkThe New York Yan- the acceptance Hand" by Bess Streeter Aldrich. lot on of the com- kees won the World Series for the pulsory ASH card come to life for San Jose State measure Mr. Spartan to Appear !third straight year yesterday by Applications still be accepted for college students today. accordingi defeating the- New York Giants to Dr. Dorothy Kaucher, professor the position of Business Manager four to three on Hank Bauer's of speech. as Mrs. Claire Loftus of Revelries until Friday. Oct. 19 triple with the bases loaded ill the Any ASH card holder who has At Tonight's USF Rally math at the first fall oral inter- sixth inning. some knowledge or interest in pretation program. That blow with two out ended !managing the financial aspects at Mrs. Loftus. a former teacher of the Cinderella saga of the Giants. Coach Perry Will Speak interpretative reading, will give a Ithis production may apply by let- who came from 13's games back ter to the Student Council. 40 minute selection, beginning at j of the Brooklyn Dodgers to um Bob Wyckof f, entertainment , Don Nunes and Joe Thornely will 4 p.m. in E li. The public is in- I the National League tiennant in a sited. chairman of the Rally committee,1 lead fans in a number of Spar- three-game play-off tan songs and yells. It %vas the Yankees fourth vice Select' has announced that Bill Perry. oods Also on the program are: Lee tors' in the six games which were' Spartan line coach, and the SJSCI Leidig and Ken Burns, who will The Weather necessary to close out the 19311. captain for the University of San I do a novelty song and dance, "Ah, who said that a genius is classic. is Director Francisco football game, not yet ! number: the All -Star State com- not recognized in his own time," Truce Talks Resume named, will speak at tonight's ral- bo, a musical team: Richard- glowed Phil Phogbound. retired For Revelries in the weather-prophet -turned-Okra-far- United Nations Advance Base. ly. The rally will be held -Doc" W Sherwin Burt, New Revelries director for 1951- at 7:30 1 mer, as he relaxed in his Duncan !Kunsan, Koreat 'lilted Nations Morris Dailey auditorium 712 is Dave Woods, 19. a junior pre - Fay Kidder. Bea* Aflame. Pat Phyfe camp stool. "When the chips and Communist liaison officers o'clock. general secondary speech and dra- a musical i Thompson. Bernie Rapiey, Wyck- are down, when the straight shed- picked out a new site for Korean Cheer leaders and ma major corn San Jose. team from USF also will be on the, off, and Tom Malian, chairman ru on cumulus, cirrus, etc., is de- cease-fire talks Wednesday and mist Woods, . graduateo Camkp I program. Wyckoff said. of the Rally committee. sired, they always turn to or Phil." prepared to again yesterday Mr. Spartan, riding in his I He scampered to the nearest knoll, to iron out details for restuning W'yckoff has expressed the hope chariot. will do his part in rails- and, with the alacrity of an eagle the negotiations. 4:rf)7 " - lag spirit for Friday night's I that students will get wholeheart- scout. semaphored: "Clear and The liaison officers were to meet WIMP at Spartan field. edly behind this and other rallies. warmer today at 10 a.m, yesterday The evening's program includes. an appearance by the ever-popular j Twrhaoss-Varimi m bersa musicalarez:epinb 'co y: members Palos, ke Enters Full Production Del Green, Terry Bowman, and. Bob Hokanson. Joyce Buswell, who' appeared at the first rally of the, Pi! term, will sing again for Spat-tan; This Week with w Code ans. Lyke. off suspension since the cation which makes a «intribution I needs and standard, of u he three Song girls Judy Zent. Francine Deans' committee approved its to campus life and enjoyment com- groups with interests in a campus Lawson and Gloria Scroggs, and new editorial code, goes into full mensurate with the time, effort. magazine lies with the editor of, cheer leaders Morey Richmond. production this week. and expense involved in its pro- the magazine and his staff and' me nhw editorial code, sponsor- duction; (h) Which accurately re- there shall be no faculty censor - ed by Dr. Dwight Bente!. Journal- fleets the achievement level and ship Engineers Plan ism department head, and submit- intellectual maturity of the stu- "However. the Head of the De-, ted by the Lyke Recommendation dent body: (ea Which offers a partment of Journalism answers to *- board, was designed to give the challenging student activity; Ida the renege administration fe, Annual Picnic magazine a coherent editorial pol- Which appeals suffieiently to site relictions of the magazine,

Students who intend to go to icy for the first time in its history. dent reader interest to insure its he or his designated repo. sew:It ivc the financial support, shall be asked to participate in de - the annual fall barbecue of Some pertinent points from the and termination (if policy and judg- Engineering society must register code are given below: "2. The Departments of Art Journalism . . (a) For an instruc- merits on smtahil it,. of content higl, school. said. "I intend to try by noon today in the Engineering 'A campus 'magazine devoted Seventh tional laboratory providing pt-ac- "The magatine shall continue and coordinate the Revelries cast department office. 200 S. to San Jose State college af- twat experience in art and publish - only so long as it meat..the re- to present the hest production pas- Street, Leon Twigg, chairman, fairs, and to legitimate student ing t,-chniques: MI For an outlet quinement outlined here. - sable." warned yesterday. Interests not now belng serYed for student art and student writ- "The Head it the Depaitment Among his many campus actisi- The barbecue is scheduled to hy other publications, potential- take place at Alum Rnck park Sat- ing ef Journalism or his designated re- a ties. Woods has been active in ly is an asset to the college and begin al 3. The Administration of the, presentative shall discuss with speech and drama productam. urday. Festivities will a desirable addition to the tarn - said, with the actua College . . (a) For meeting stand- leach editor and staff, at the fest :member of Spartan Slit, kis. lovas- noon, Twigg lly of student publications. dinner being served at 4 p.m. ards of performance determined by nieeting of the staff each quarter, I urcr of the :sophomore class and a The event, which is designed to -To fulfill its potentialities with - the administration as essential to interpretations and implications of 'member of last seal s R.1.%111-lefi acquaint freshman engineering in this framework. however, it institutional prestige, student web; these requirements It slat..alal Is j cast. students with members of the fac- must meet the needs and conform fare, and maximum educational' understood that they are as guide active in the Radio Guild. *illy and other students in the de- to the standards of three interest- outcome for acceptable conduct of the ma- I the new editor of 1.ylor humor Ma- partment, will feature refresh- ed groups( whose interests, in the "niel, requirements can oonl% ' gazine. nut a detailed code of pro-Igazitic, publinoly director of the In' ments. football and softball. he_ final analysis, are identical): lx' met by a dignified. decent cedures,. and onls their obsersance I terfraternity Coune,f and a mein - sides the actual dinner. Twigg ex- "1. The Students of San Jose publication. 'in spirit' will insure the continued! KT of Lambda Chi Alpha fratern- plained. State college . : . (a) For a publi- "Responsibility for meeting the esistence of the publication , it)'. Paz,. Twn Two Latvian Students Attend College Spartan Daily Under Auspices of Student Y, WSSF groups. brought Vaits and Miss Rt KEITH GARDNER United Nations control and tro.- \ TATE COLLEGE "displaced persons" camps. Bergs to the college. No modern, up-to-date atlas came There were 8,000,000 of these DPS Like her sister in Pennsy Is :co- ." *4 sa^ "W. S44r. ".19. "," Se"'l "1 mentions Latvia. Its borders and at that time. is, Miss Bergs k a chemistry . aso, eseurniktvan skew its pioducts and its people has, took a year for most of the major. N'aits, an engineering stu- - P. ring Co., 1445 S Fast stre.f San jos. , been absorbed like those of so It back to their own transfer to - 4 6414 Editorial. in. 210 Ad,oetising Nat.. Est. DI rnari otts'rI tt.,, nations by So- DP's to get dent, hopes to the I , Si SO D., year or Si q,arfer for non ASO card holders. 0., Russia countries, but 1.230,0t)0 for sari- unimity of California. He ous reasons, most of them Russian haPPY, he but not EWSBusiness Manager RA -1ASSEEditor TOM But Mai,* Berg. and Yashiro. surprised at receising the Stu- E /n KnightNews Editor Rich JordanAssociate Editor Sant., tuo ...trident% nets to San . dent V seholurship. Jo.e state college. remember Makeup Editor This Issue JEANNINE SHORT Because the International Refu- Latt ia uell. Thet %sere born gee organization's charter expires DeskSob Qwn!en Kus,th Gerd rip, Fred Westphal Bill Gossett. Cal Ens there, thet lited there 'she's the Sop, at the end of the year, Rev. Mai - RoportorsGrold Ilusisher Agnes Router Lloyd grown. Cy Donaldson. Ko;th Gar- country us. insaded by lit1106ili. tin hopes to bring three more da."... Orion Ichinege. Robert Jonsss Fred Pelt& J4:144141 Pratt Barbara R ;et and often the Nazis came to re- young D.P.'s over soon. It may Walt Roossing, Ernestine Volpe.. Joann? WOson. place tile Itieedans. not he possible, he says, for any .44 .--:ponsored at colleze hs the AD STAFF more to come after that. Mgr. WILMA LOOMIS-04.c* Mg. JIM TAYLORAdvertising Miss Bergs' family is already in AL M00NINGPr-m.01,0a Mgr. the U.S. Her mother lives in Ohio SALESsAEN Jos taring Gorgo P Taylor Chambers. MargskrUt Craforcl, and her sister is working for he: CcIl Malls,* Jan Porter 111.11 Pattii Aadry Posses Jack Osborn. S:g Rose, in chemistry at Pennsyl- hetet Sonpoon Ed Walther% Gladys Hanson r .ncis Flagg. Garog Coakbry. doctorate college. Gallo 6101t0. Cad S1S vania State Vaits has an 18-year-old sister at Pasadena college. His parents are still in Germany and he hopes they will be able to come to the (§ 1.(14111(k r Pastures - U.S. soon. Probably, they agree, there will BORIS STANKEVICH be no going back. Both have 'al- ready taken out their first citizen- Miss Bergs A Producer for Pedagogues ... ship papers. And as puts it, "There is not much to go back to. The Russians have moved a. VIKTARS VAITS out so much people and buildings. a rr Natite of Rigs They have taken nearly everything away." , could not or would not return s home. Vaits and Miss Bergs wei, -Time- magazine, in its latest issue, printed a summary of an among tfam. ilartranit Speaks the U.N. could pro- article, originally in the -Atlantic Monthly-, on the subject. This Though vide them with a place to use, Glenn Hartranft, head of the masterpiece is writteei by an ex -University of Michigan guard Education depart - 41111eational fat.ilities, particular- Men's Physical named Allen Jackson.- He complains that football took too much the freshman MAIJA BERG Is on the college level, were ment. will address his studies (I.350 hours on the gridiron compared ... hem Major class this morning at time away from scarce and etpensite. students orientation Jack- Dailey to 8)0 hours in six history courses) According to the article, oho receited their high school 11:30 o'clock in the Morris . dent Y. Miss Bergs and Vaits 4 II14 , . . Record-. son says there is no such thing AS team spirit or sportsmanship in education in prison-D.P. camps auditorium on "Spartan anglicised spelling a his lull nami help. according Dean big time fcntball. Then he goes on whining for pages on subjects needed and Traditions". to is Victor White! are the first 1).1'. of Men Stanley C. Benz. too trivial for mentiori. To aid in this pirot I iqr.!, :.as the ' students to attend here. Though This morning's session will be Lege . Sao ! Rev... Jim Martin, Student N head. they nit for the first time at the second class meeting of the t clr tufeli huge ',hamb.'r. rtr " N’rr fr' n it. the World Student "1- A . Jose. each tells a similar story. . freshman orientation course this l.icx.i’i!slicelsfund was set up. At first ( rf, UM .;0,1 th. !let the trt..tesnt he steps from TN.!. were natives of Riga, fill` quartet . it was content to help European wor .a. :it/ men hasn t proved this to be t.Lo n 1i .n, nation's capital. A city about It,, students obtain their education in rr el rives rl.aim that the grioiron i; the - r idle size of Denser, they say I the fn- Europe, hut the limitations or 1.9. (.4 t it. tire coontry has a population of , T’-. But -I Will -verigter that the steerage method soon became obvious. D.P. HANK STEILING SAYS: ..n , onls 2.000.000 or sos. . ! ti it , 41v.mate who spends hi; rirre,r- students needed a country as mucii to the In 1910 they o's --1 with coeds. Thus we can only come we"' bc'th , as an education. Denied the pris - You may has; moitars school 'pall play& is a football player by choice. If he when the Republic ileve of returning to thtir oss trouble gettkg the the alumni and the fans to go jump 1.41515 slipped its flag to the nations, they needed a fleW nation good seat at the , hammer and sickle. Miss Bergs to make their way in. Spartan Donbarne 440 " * Wr Is of prospective !sta., in the fifth grade. She recalls so ws..".. approagthect groups 0,, tomorrow night ... that spies made it necessary for but you won'tha,re sportsmanship r American campuses and ask. -d e a very unrealistic conception of and the non-communist fifth -graders; much froubLe.gsst- them to sponsor 1) P. students in team spirit .n this country. The gridiron neophyte soon drops these to hi. careful of what they said.' ! ting a seat kony this country; the sponsor to 1:1.1k1- place btfore-the TO mantic ideals much AS A soldier soon finds that war is not as glor ' -And it we celebrated Christ- antee tuition and living expenses gamll with fiv.h of idus as the books say it is. mas." she says, "they would make to the students it supports durim: us to spy. you - U.. en to school the following Sun- the one year of its authority. At Se STOP IV,' ocs as punishment " old t'r..?1 Ire t,..,1,,t 4-4$ : San Jose State college, the Stu - Nails. more r 14, Verlflvall). "" dent y responded, nienstwrs the night of June 14, Then WSSE, working through SAINTE CLAIRE 4 l tall, us hen t he Russians went the bitc:rnatjonal Refugee organi- fr ..... house to I se suit h lists of BARBER SHOP zatiod'brought the previously is. - people the wanted. They gate HOTEL SAINTE CLAIRE !tried students to America. Th. 17i minutes to dress mid pack, he `:ludent Y. in cooperation with th, Mamba - sass, and no cplanations. I San Jose Council of Presbytcriar A k a'rd Maste Ba-oe,1 itr-er ca The Russians stayed until 1911 churches and other ku-al sers then us 111. beaten back by 1101. Panzer corps The Germans, suit - Suppose they start by converting football into an injramural they occupied the'country, shipp sport? No self-respecting fan would pay 10 cents to see an infra- __many Latsians (hack to piex ,io- tam:p with .ermany. mural football game. The sport would be dead. in . Bergs her mother, father. and .1'. A ter were sent via ship I Lats See The New laces on th. Baltic Sea, opposite at Seden Vaits and his jamily took the train cattle cars, with; -di to C.4/ IK11,011S per car. JUNIOR Miss Bergs spent hit ses years! in Germany in a camp at Wurz- bag. Bavaria. "If ou has.- 1.1e1- DRESSES .,,n an Si my camp." she says.. -sou us ill know what it as like." Vaits us as mosed around from ; ccins, to camp at just When the war ended, the Ger-; 111111 10-1\011 e111110. ran'- ,111(1,1 nosmus Is U orking for Ph.D. 895 '44, ilI It 4,11: i:I I 1 f ti DON'T . St144-411 ChM.% 11111A is %Stinking ’eT0- throw it away! Oil ' Ilislaau i ot Viflf and Theism stnti r,41111111: Ifl t:inn Ansel it1411 'and ol 11. 1 Because we'll have it and Unmet sit U's as his dm - T151111.1, 101 s thaseitatwin tle, has just re IL:t ttttt n' dinsvertation us ill goodas new. New Arrivals Daily 411 the statt, folio% int: a sal, roond out I he ressuars h in sprawls bat sat lease a Inch Is. spent *viol, dont at tstainfrordl. There alresods Itearn, Tears, Moth Holes Styles for Campus. int: toe Iii.'. docloi ate at ST811101.1 31. 3sAilable Islistories of oral in- Rewoven in Clothing Career, Dates 11111s fT%ITS terpretation. public speaking SWEATERS. h111%. ts.Illplefo41 311 the ii- and speech clinics, he said. OUR SPECIALTY Sizes 9 to 15 gusiements Ism !hi, Ph D. eseept l'he 1..11 ot 1940 %% As Mr R34.- /he slos.ort.stuiso Its nand, -and lirat (platter here tie Lea's Reweaving hope ffl Wise this las the mauled tiers. until 1.943, then tool. end .si the sonno,i 1,c,2 hiss,' liii- thrs, sears to do R. .1 Shoppe %sot it in the _Ras it he is mireting the 84 SOUTH FIRST ST, %1 ineseni Ile ed his IR A (lee "school. sue., I. hitors or nese-rot trom Whilnuin collesze at Walla 1110.'d, trend.s Iss learn beanie %Volta. %Vashinetgo, and his M A LITTLE S1-40P CT 3-54414 I tit.m' s rh. be helpful its from the 1..nis.ruty of Vaslun..... Mi Kase 505". and diction. ton 41.

alms/ Suppertime Is ihnrsrla, Oetohet It, 19;1 T'aize Tltree HERE and THERE AlwaN s Worst Chuckle Corner Time for Man ’Your girl is spoil,d, isn't she' Student "I Just t.-vt Spartan Daily Exchange Page "No, it's just the perfume sh.!, hook and I want to get to class 11) Dee Caruso and Gene Rossi Eci;ted by BILL WELDY wearing." before it goes out ci date.' of the Svracuse Orange staff San Diego State Azle.- Santa Monica CC. Corsair. Someone ones. said it you v, ant Yell Leader Injured to see a person at his worst, see Boss of voluptuous secrelat The USF football team may have come out of the meent Don - him at his home. Well, the man "Takc the afternoon off, Mrs.- Spartan game uninjured, but a USF yell leader was not as fortunate. ! who made this statement was ob- Lovett I want to think " Col. Tern to Talk viously under the influence of Jack Goodwin. assistant Don yell leader, was the victim. It took Jack Cal Poly Mustang. Lt. Col Joseph E. Tem oi alcohol. If you really want to one in a million, four days to recover from the Kezar contest. He lost his soles' so He: -You're ROTC unit will addres.s a see a human being at his worst. RIO. " completely that he was unable to answer telephone calls for several Students -see hint at lunch or supper at a She: "So en, :sur chances." I ing of the International days. In addition to losing his soles' he five what lost pounds. INIY, restaurant. VSF Foghorn.lorganization tonight in Room 25 school spirit.) usuallv Restaurant elastomers at 7:30 o'clock. on the suttsct of fall into several distinct types: Hand Shake Blues Policentan: 'When- are you , the value of geography in I he First there is the -Whistler" So you would like to he a college president. Well. atter waking going in such a hurry'!" world today. Mike Alaimo. or "Finger-snapper." This cus- 151)--I up. with a stiff right mitt one day last week, we can imagine that publicity director, announced tomer attracts the attention of Gordon Sproul, president of the University of California, wondered if through barbarians beef. french I and .411Vi e - eldaY the waiter 1 it was worth it. You see, the night before President Sproul attended signals one oould use to rail a sauce and tell I hem that all . 1's lcourse in world p01 ii is a reception in his honor. During the course of the evening the iron - such as, three short that was left in the kitchen pet dog. explained that his subject will re- handed prexy hands with students. ohistles, snapping the fingers, shook approximately. 4000 new 'Big Impels aie still in rogue; late the importance 01 geography piece of rats meat. Comely Coeds Invade M.I.T. or was ing a First there is "Good-time Charlie' to the student and the public and The wa to cure this species of from NYC i New York Cityl who i economically and MIT, the well-known Massachusetts engineering college, enrolled the effect it has customer is either through gising sits down with a flourish, becomes ' miltards 14 coeds this semester. A headline in the MIT Tech stated "35 Coeds him a distemper shot, taking a an instant pal of the waiter. 01 Offer Travel News, Intellectual Companionship." The travel part re- , sizeable bite out of his ankle, or ders flamboyantly and big-hearted ferred to the fact that the girls were from all corners and midway !rolling over in the aisle and play- ly and leaves his man a dime. V : points of the United States. We kind of doubt the intellectual com- inc dead. :waiter should apprsiah his be:- Both the Long and the 1 panionship angle after viewing photographs of some of the coeds. What's Good Today factor's gift with reverence ar, Short Engineers are getting better looking every day. ' Then there is the "What's good !then, upon picking it up, ey.elalr: I"Oh, gee, gosh, now I can get 1,^ ' Corral Shortage For Mustangs 'today" customer who always of it hold good - wants a full oral survey of the loperation and play my VIc. Spartan students may complain about local housing conditions, menu, along with suggestions on 'again." this year, as long but the Cal Poly situation probably will never be as bad as things at what is good that day. This man IBus Driver's Holiday hair looks in San Luis Obispo are now. Eight hundred Mustang students now can only Fle satisfied by being 1Vhen the waiters have a as your are forced to live off campus, something that is not traditional at Cal taken hack to the kitchen, intro- loil, they go to a Chinese rest .. becoming. Poi, This week the Dean of Students struck an optimistic note when duced to the chef and allowed to , rant at the other end of the toY:, he remarked, "Well, anyway, we no* have a bed for every student taste every thing and decide for 'give their order for Irish stew :, r For really expert cuffing and in Yiddish, change th.. enrolled." himself. ravioli come to . . . order three times, and stay- until restyling, Walk Alone and Be Sane The On second thoughter" , the breakfast menus are being dis- From the University 01 California comes this announcement: "You keeps changing his order after tributed. However, they don't tw Can't be insane all by yourself." .You can't do anything alone any- he has time to think it user. His order ins ariahl:s starts out eri i get to leave a tip to their ft 5a. more - oh, this age of specialization.i To get back to the subject. g.1, simply, but before he's through :leagues ol the 00de-waiting the above conclusion was arrived at by a C.C. anthropologist and a the tvaiter's pad looks like a 'try; they leave i: in a piece 01

psychiatrist. They claim that a person cannot be insane by himself. laundry slip. Von treat all "On paper on their table piled high u1tSot because insanity is nothing more than the impairment of one's ability , with dishes. second thoughters" the same. Ibe w SAN CARLOS CV 5 2441 to communicate with others. sHe an introvert and play safe.i Iota bring theMa plate of roast I -Eat at Charlie's Diner."

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127-133 South First St. t Thorsdas October II. 1911 Sugar Shortage at College Wouldn't Hurt Frank Gale It fro' h;:iians flAi, i,7, the th.. able of then- industriousness. ate college! feeds Ole bees until they are During Were that statement eser flash- , to manufacture .honey again in the the nectar-gathering season, thei : across the campus, only one spring average life is three weeks. They wink .n. Frank Gale. would he able -Honey is also tssential in actually thrInSelvtl: to death. yawn and iemain unalaimed, , comb-building," stated Mr. Gale. Although bees are among the .r Mr Gale, a nature study in- ."After the bees have eaten and commonest insects in the world, ! has 1.1%, small "honey !digested this food, their glands few people know much about Ai .; .;0!\ iston. become activated to secrete wax. their temperament or habits. u. ro rrra to .. bee-- This wax is used to build the By I This lack of information is one hese., the ..111.sre-,,,1.apeil factor- combs which are used for storage All C of the main reasons 1.0 many ies ;ire leo-41 lea Outten!. in Mr. purposes and as a brood chamber nity people are stung each year. , for rearire.: young bees. socia nide'. nature studs lass. The ' Drones, male bees whose only Mr. Gale maintains that anyone as a studs the 101n111*.% lit,' the life purpose is mating with can miniinize the chances of being yeari of honr)fter% through these during the queen bee, are killed stung by remembering a few sim- Th andbi-s ',HAI aids.. longer serve fall because they no ple facts. -Bees are most likely to Oct. Workers. un- 'pat, of the are Ict-pt any useful purpose. sting whin you chill them in some stein bees, drive them in Rooms 2106. 220 and 222 of the developed female way," he declared. "It's their nat- man. and prevent their Natural Science building. The out of the hives ural instinct to protect their ba- acts "guard bees' other two are left outdoors by a :return by stationing bies from the cold." terni The cold weather short metal tube which serves as at all tntrances. Spar Be.-. are less apt to sting a corridor for bees gathering nec- . kills the drones. terni when th. sseather is hot. Heat tar. A sliding panel permits obser- The queen bee Is the most im- awar It %NIS I. %Lt.. nature studs instructor, peers Intently at a hive of seems to make them lazily com- vation of actithy within the hive portant member of any colony. five Al stork. 1.10se. on lop of Me Dos AV used for protection fortable. she developed 1...- .sling. a hil..-s trailing honey. bs tttttt erman The economic importane.iii is the only fully the hers conipares fasorabls female and her sole function is Smoke is probably the best pro- Gree silt h t heir classroom s aloe. to lay eggs; 2000 daily during tective device in handling bee- To End II ork ouchers Ire Due "Tue.:sty-rise pounds of honey the spring and summer. Her hives. Whenever bees are con- WmP taken from the file hIses aterage life is six 3-ears. fronted by smoke, they rush to KA last spring," said Mr. Gale. "I -All worker bees could become the comb, gorge themselves on ()ii .1.\;tult.lral V. -t program are urged espect to get about IOU pound. !queen bees if they were fed royal honey and become disinclined to .1.) th. Veterans' office to submit next spring." ! jelly,- declared Mr. Gale. -The sting. Ka their ;,t tendance 3out-hers for Since honey is the natural food !jelly is found in glands inside the "Most humans aren't allergic to nine ithin U eek September and cadober. of bees taking it deprives them bees heads. Worker bees are fed bee stings anyway," commented the II, be hung this rich food for only three days Failure to comply with this re- of their nourishment during the Mr. Gale. "In fact, a certain ele- Codil four months' re- the m quest may lead to an mincers-sat) unproductive winter months. In , of their de-.elopment, while SUM ment in the poison sometimes modeling jnh on tlw Morris Dailey delay in the arrival of subsistence CaS1. the bees have not stored up one chosen to be queen is given it pies( Itryori Hollinger, au- cheeks. Mr. Glen Guttormsen of sufficient honey by winter, Mr. continuously." proves helpful to those afflicted Bard p-i :d of tanklings and the Veterans' oftive iMphasized. Gale simply places a jar filled with Workers are the bees univer- with arthritis or rheumatism.'' group...L. nerd yesterdiY. Myei Ile ,he work will be com- Fred pleted next week. cm; added that the Hotilliger Hi sill lir hung in the aod,- I. .s ar aAwait disturbing regular Ban} sessions. pled' the 'mein purist...if remodel, pledl th. Auditor tttttt st.11.4 ti, nit.rt pledi r.-qiiirenient. "I` the the %Arts Dr d.ile in- MArshal, oho mode I ads it tom ol the amine. 111 an prag PIM adept. pozzles 60 IZI011 trossword agree, ..1 I Rollins:et said the Fire Mai - At you'll high, letters., cigarettes - .11.11 leuraintiefided that al 1:11.)1Wd Five taska in and th, per{ect I 1 ',lir. be II 11110 I Urteft mer for L.S./M.F.T. eli tttt nate any Posnibl' Ate LUCKIES TASTE Sa Wyrnard BMER it.. -iii- of foe 'Iii.-. has been don... iictc Universal 1.. stated Duquesne THAN ANY who % a further insprose- OTHER SARUM ! McK gored. milwrintrintrnt reseal - m er oil that ssstern has It takes fine tobacco to give you a better-tasting ciga- If P the . citing user rette. And Lucky Strike means fine Its' stInar. tobacco. But it Nfais. Immo, meld base been takes something else, too superior workmanship. seldad III I lie I 01141, male/moan Luckies are the world's best-made cigarette. That's said Gum paneling. like tn.*, (.11 Ho imilittaiiint's why Luckies taste better than any other cigarette. 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I Iar.u.iIs 2 , le team Strike, ts top flight it earls in - a Lucky it., itoais an signifis'ant.- SKI smoked ever agree right, hai .1 I iif the Ift ' ICtrue you wilt jUSt sure tastes 1,110. 5,111 11.111.1\ ern tobacco 4ine -.et ....alit I 'that ito: pointed out LS./ that four katermen base ietiirtusl Pod Dwyer I.' the iitic joick Ituicha, I Gene University Northeastern Vl .411.t inliatilt. 1;tallan Vein ant .17,1 1.110.1111 TIM111111 MAIN' ii27t4 514111. In 1111,1 /UN! PI .11 is.'.' Iniiteh. Set 4 lin- is.,. said art- %boil SO 111114 an1111111. 1, low 11411.-% all vont ibut.- to 7, 1. th. sieves. nt the team ant the nes\ tareet tiles IrtitehtiVivil lust STUDENTS! 3. .r last se.tt’ Want s sin ees,flil sit Ii th. new utiles Let's go! We want your jingles! We're ready and said willing and eager to pay you We are 0111 lot -kin- for t S25 for every jingle and nes' otenilsas we use. Send as many jungles as you like to stated "Sgt. Vinceni H.ippy-Go-Lucky. P. 0. Box 67, New York 46, N. Y. ski. the team's etiatti. win .11t1 nuiiila.rs at Hie practice ran Co 1,C14 0ACCO CO ttttt '1411011mill informal 111fi Oil I s is sits title team cati obtamed I., coot:halm; '4.0 110%1(111g at the FT- H . oliiii Lucky Strike Means Fine Tobacco Thureday. October 11, 19.51 Page Free coda! ccene CupidTlamis Five More Ed:ied DIANA MEYERS SJS CampusaToitquests Frybarger-Dali ..rozarent,nt to moohl s.tit meeting of the ir e s s, .1 - The announcement of the en- Theta Chi Will Sponsor its, Kappa Kappa Ga . gagem(nt of Nanej Dalt to Robert Fryharger was made recently II% Viola is the delight.' i! Mr the prospectne bride's , Mrs. V A. Bellota of s:..;tas. All-Greek Variety Show Mr. and Mrs. D. !tali of San Josc. attended Salinas schot,:s and ,s majoring Nancy %sill Vk NA) Nov. 17 in 'junior in ealucation By sponsoring the third annual "Theta Chi will begin its annual St. Patrick's church in San Jet, Her fiance, the son c,f Mr itt MI Greek show. Theta Chi frater- 'Dream Girl' contest." Five func- Nancy, a junior art inaj,r. is Mrs. E. 1.. Stout ct Puy:, ar. nity will begin its most ambitious I tions will be held in honor of the affiliated with Alpha Omicron Pi M'ash. 11c noes is sersinc witl :,le social calendar since its inaugural I finalists in the contest. The sorority. She has served on the Na',j as an electronic-, eng: as a national fraternity over three I "Dream Girl" of Theta Chi will be student council anti was 1,1111-1- . on the C.S.S. Prairie in saes years ago. announced early in February at sponding secretary for the 1950 will be held the Dream Girl formal The show Monday, , dance. Homecoming committee. But leK'r-It oat. 22. according to Mary Braun- Theta Chi social activities. Bob is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Added to Cupid's list of eriv.!- stein, Theta Chi publicity chair- ! which also will include after-game Kelly Reveals Iles:ed Fryharger of Castm Valli' j ed couples are the names of Jo man. It will consist of variety ! parties and a ski -trip this quarter. and was graduated from San Jose Ann Keeler and Art Puller nhose acts presented by each of the fra- are under the direction of Ron State college in 1950. lie was al. betrothal was revealed at a reernt 1,rnities and sororities on the Ruiz, social affairs chairman. As- Her Betrothal filiited with Sigma Nu fraternity myelin': of Jo Ann's soreatty, Spartan campus. The winning fra- sisting Ron are Mary Braunstein, Sigma Kappa sorority sisters of An afternoon wedding cerernenY pa Kappa Gamma. ternity and sorority each will be Ed Case and Don McPherson. will he performed, followed by a , . awarded a permanent trophy and Barbera Kelly recently heard of 10 Ann. the daurhter of Mrs. her engagement to Jay Hopkins reception at the home ati the KOVIt`r of San Jeese , n as five cartons of cigarettes. - -- Clifford when a box of candy was passed bride's parents. Nancy's attend- graduated from high schoe,, in -Close on the heels of the All Alpha Tau Omega at the chapter house. ants will be her sister, Gloria, a :1Pueblo. Colo and is a scruor Greek show," Braunstein said, recent graduate, and Melpo Zones , Barbera, daughter of Mr. and ,...... . cation major at SJSC Artie.' us Will Hold Reunion now attending :"./:,(. . Mrs. R. W. Kelly of Hayward. nowman) student affairs, she. has h..en The 25th annual Alpha Tau is an education major at a number of Spartan Sisrars. Lree,-. Initiates Omega SJSC.!Waterhouse-ilailev KA Nine reunion between actives Her fiance, son of Dr. and Mrs. - ident of AWS. and a memta . ea and The first tnigagement annout.wed alumni will be held this year Ira J. Hopkins of Mountain 'View, Black Masque. Men Into Chapter I in at Grace Hall's new house on I. ifth conjunction with San Jose State was graduated from SJSC in June. Her fiance, the son of Mr and street was that of Gwen Lea Bas- Kappa Alpha fraternity initiated college Homecoming, Friday and He is an affiliate of Delta Sigma Mrs. Reid Butler of Palo Alto, Icy to Tom Clark W'aterhouse nine new members last Sunday at Saturday, Nov. 23 and 24. Gamma fraternity. ' sez-edv with the Army in Foi t a junior education major Lewis. wart, restaniaz his the fraternity house. reports Bill Approximately 100 alumni from Gwen, 'ash, the college, is the daughter of Codiga, publicity chairman. Bruce all over the state are expected to at education here. He is a junitii Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bailey of Pasa- Summers, fraternity president, journey to San Jose for the two business administration major an.I dena. Ifer fiance a law student at presented membership pins to Don days of meeting old and new Joyce. Call Weds . a member of Kappa Alrha fr,,,i- is the son of Mr. and Banks, Cookie Camera, Jim Col- friends and reminiscing about the RStanford, Jack Waterhouse, also of l’! lins, Ed Hallburg, Chet Keil, Al "good old college days," according obert L. Roicman Mrs. Myers, Bill Miley, Bill Pifer, and to Bob Baron, AT() president Iloneymooning in 1.os Vegas. ! Pasadena. Nev., this week are Mr. and Mrs. Gwen announced her engage- Fred Postal on their successful The active chapter of over 70 Robert Leroy Bowman, who were ment at the first Grace Hall house completion of the pledge period. members has planned a full pro- How much married Sunday at the Trinity meeting of the quarter by having Highlight of the day was the gram, beginning with a luncheon Episcopal church in San Jose, the girls in the house open a hox initiation banquet at which Lkon at the fraternity house Friday a The bride, former Joyce Call, is en"thmnig household articles, Banks, outstanding member of the noon. Actives and alumni will at- wedding hook, bride's hook, a Is s pledge class, was presented the tend the Homecoming game en t h e daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stuof chocolate's and a picture of le , pledge trophy by Paul Purcell, masse and will hold an after-game ' George H. Call of San Jose. attended Lincoln high school and fiance. pledge master. dance in the ATO ballroom at the be married was graduated from San Jose The couple plans to EX Dr. (1. C. Villiams, fraternity fraternity house, according to Pete at Stanford chapel. State college in June, 1951. Joyce in December On College Campuses? ads iser. was guest speaker. He Edmonson, publicity chairman. !majored in journalism and was a How wild we s ci ir pc mi- praised the fraternity as being a Saturday brunch at the house Ifenrian-K member of the Spartan Daily notch's dgets? What are the teal feats *loom group of men representative of the and a banquet at a peninsula res- of Mildred campus morals' staff and the college yearbook The engagement highest caliber in both scholastic taurant will complete the two- Knowles to Jim McBrian was an- Pageant Maganne pelted modems at !staff. fourteen colleges to prevent a starthria and sports activity. day festivities. nounced Monday night at the Al- survey of the sts habits of 195i her journalism , She completed pha Phi sorority house. coeds and collegians Santa Clara !internship on the The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. No names Mete asked all angwvas San Jose State's initial football /Chi Actives. Alumnae Journal. Joyce was affiliated with Were anonymous The treat: the Maurice H. Knowles of San Jose, true fa,ta about college sea Ide It's victory came way back in 1898 Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. when a team coached by Thad Will Honor Housemother Mildred is an education major at like a hull session where everyone The Alpha Chi Omegas will The benedict, son of Mr. Lloyd SJSC. Jim is the son of Mrs. K. D really tells the truth McKay scored an 18 to 0 victory ''How old Are Collene honor their new housemother, Cole of Berkeley, also was grad- the late M. MeRnan Don't miss over what was then the University McBrian and Students . an intinusir Ipant with a tea uated from Lincoln high school. )f Pacific. Mrs. Myrtle Houton, of Stockton. 14e.is an engineering survey in the just out Nevem/vet on Thursday afternoon at the so- He attended Napa Junior college graduate of California Polytechnic nese of rority house. before coming to San Jose State college. St Pours Methodist Church Mrs. Houton will be presented college. He belongs to the Phil- The couple are planning a spring PAGEANT College Fellowship 8.00 Thursday to the faculty and representatives adelphia Baseball club and has wedding. "THE PICK Of 10-11 Richard H. Fitch, Minister, is teach- from the social fraternities. Al- played professional baseball for POCKET MAGAZINES" ing seminar on -The Early Church." pha Chi Omega alumnae and three years. The newlyweds will SIOnt-Helbora New at your newsstand 254 This week Part II mothers of the active members make their home in San Jose until I A jack-in-the-box holding pie- Lite In the Early Church" also will be there to welcome Mrs. Bowman completes his ttrinttl tures of the affianced couple re'- 2nd 1 Sea Carlos Struts Houton baseball training. . sealed the news of Viola Bellora's

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Open Thursday FOR THE GIRL 'till WHO KNOWS CLOTHES P.M. 9:00 161 SOUTH FIRST STREET -a 1 11. ir.d.. II, 14-.1 _Spattda Dailof Bronzan Cancels second. . .b (;"'""11 31 Ins 11 Is. 61 Dast Bob Bronzan didn't over-st.ti & Practice Session himsclf when he called USF of the nation's top elevens. in. a' ii-s The steady chatter of -beat LISF.- in the return match now has recent statement to the press. 01- Thai - 3titiois s Washington Square. ficial NCAA statistics reveal ive Spartan I t simmered to the whispering level on the Dons lead the nation in de- with injuries, Coach Bob Bronzan s Golden Rai- So badly racked tense against rushing. The U.P. rib yesterday and spent a i ders sat out their usual mid-week scrimmage and A.I'. polls don't give them COMpete in Tourney break. At worst they should be! the afternoon watching game movies followed with a chalk talk. .isted in the top twenty. Five San Jose State college ju- during the elimination tournament I *.rrh tr doists will compose part of a 20- were Foster and Hunt. The Spar- Mainly because Stanford routed' 1%1. Am, lied the to arti(t all-star tans tallied two and one-hall C-44n so bully last year, the Dons man northern California (low r oil hi. pIittorKTA :1 will compete points apiece. Also scoring for r rr, weren't given much of a break in judo team which ntatir.rs a char,. was Lees who earned iirni the 191W0 national rankings. They against a similar aggregation from the Spartans r.. I at*. 140 0.410,45 10% 111.'1,1 in Stockton on one point. 1950. lost two till-time since then who are southern California opposition competing Fog% missed now : Dirk Stanfel, a guard, Sunday. Oct. 21, Bill Wells, SJSI Among the v...rd tin Even %plan Uchida's men was and Roy Barna, a halfback. Stan- judo team publicist, announced I against Coach 011 is -uncertain.- Ilk who let had nailed down first string yesterday. former Spartan George Best, 110. illirl'ird rsaht e- the Yosh Uchida - was top ma n of the SJS judo on thr college all-star eleven this Representing ..11erol.at and remained hilt Best, a second summer until he pulled some liga- coached Spartans in the north- squad -r.ason. 411i iAg.o.-.1 .1.plAnlp has been accumu- ments in his knee. But had he south battle will he Jim Foster degree belt holder, art...ed to wear dark Oa..., 114 and Ford Harvey., both of whom lated oh - been named on any All-American carat oho ..ud I. tttttt rroot to pr.-octet are first degree black belt hold- teams? No Did Billy Wilson make cam' damage Irons Stir sun's rape. All-American? No, Yet Buck Shaw ers: Stan Johnson, a first degree on it4/01111 in' LW ganic , t he JI as Bronzan previously had said brown belt holder. and Lyle Hunt 1,11. valairli Ls doubtful, Aplana,11 Lets Go To A Show pace, has been quoted this season as and Bob laws, who hold second emialbj ha taillicacd ho thr roc 1i II saying Billy may develop into the degree brown belts. Tonight! I oticlh tailor) itar, and Join) 11.1, hest offensive end in pro football. The five Spartans won the hon- with will oluere the Qii gric or following the completion of an 7 There scf1TIN to be a growing snap all-star elimination tournament sentiment on this campus ..and Dirk Hondebr's "knr. which was held in San Francisk.i. CV 3-7007 around town that San Jose State California: nail,. or rlikUs than I apecto Sunday. college isn't in the big time now 0.4111.t II( Ill 1,14.11 in the Semine the most points for SJS "THE DAY THE EARTH . spit, tor crrlatil itroi or over will be. If we aren't and this writer thinks we are then STOOD STILL" will ,kp.n.i no Tom Cult.,. depth is the only thing which keeps Neal Kr. ho arid Jack Carhart Ii tionc. will opal al us in the "small time". Where SJS Mural posts Cull, Date for backup "THREE STEPS NORTH' btfrnolor renter has seven, eight or nine outstand- ing players. Cal. has, say 33. US('. 2. UCLA. 20: Stanford, 20 and so Team Entries Set 11.114arrl 1 harem.. Orr. a funi.r Padre: CV 3-3353 on. And until some home-grown %Uri frame oarr.emento, and k John D. takes a liking to the grid thri r oil Morris.. a ..eni I Tomorrow --Perry "DAVID AND BATHSHEBA" fortunes of SJS, we will continue I... lausrIrs situ tar a,. 4 pt.ain her to be out -manned by schools who TOill4J1 1.0w No ill he the final date tomorrow rsh;ht, Rob lironean Wittti Gregory Pict and B ut rpceise outside to turn in entry blanks for intra- financial help. Sams Hayward is asinoitn. eterata. mural football, according to Bill Ii But the sad thing is, because we don't have a team which Perry, intramural athletic direc- !III is a con- sistent winner against any tor. This will be the last extension as / e and all btudio: CV 2-6778 competition, there is a tendency of team entries to give every cam- I, ii I I 0. 4, i,,1,1154 11 W114 Id:. or. 4D1 II) 1.0 Against the USK pus organization an opportunity to '1.0144114W .1.. Adams tomorrow among local fans to think that we -TERESA" 11111 1.441 night, despite a play, Perry stated. talth ,,Ifetr.. and defenve j olIght eNe Illkari so Tackle. Sob are completely out of it. This isn't with Ft*, Angarli. John Ericson nfao plaN Nineteen organizations have al- toe I'd 'obi\ adal.ata Foe'.. a local problem. All over the coun- ttttt "CRIMINAL LAWYER' try' and on down through the years ready entered, 12 inter fraternity Ma '.5 4) ro .ssup .41 I. teams and sesen independent Pr4 E- in and Jane Wyti rn lot -’ not .I in Wrens, S all,: - it has cast a lot of good coaches Clubs. Last year's intramural camp all). i as re embitter.; bolt lir ii their Jobe. na itreltk beat us by champions, Sigma l7.SF probably will Alpha Epsilon, . . niw. %Oa' Art loll head the list of entries. Mission: CV 3.8141 two or more touchdowns tomorrow /I Ito 41r60111,i Abeam' per,.erwo Film. Team liarks Perry has issued a request for will Ile tleAcri rierhilar Sal 0401 night Bronzan will have some de- all persons interested in intra- "THE GOLDEN HORDE" oar' nalli. Pend:we% Fart tee and GerIel:1 ferfaive strategy all cooked up for mural officiating to report to the Ferrer COM t 11-i The, oc been hotetelm. Maison and his cohorts. But e%en if USE wins in a rout Sha umunet with initaro S Pula Itrontan hot Brunian'. bolden /ladders alto "QUEEN FOR A DAY' hopes thro II be I. ado !of ' Soo. again, don't he surprised. If Mat- inked tear tarsi Spartan records Jack Bailey etoto son were in the Cal backfield 1 in dumping Freana Stair on the Ugh! He would be acclaimed as ::avy Trialutwe 4411441111 Mayfair: CV 3-8405 liatiolnoUte turf ?wined** Might. one ol the best backs of the last year., Offenoe; Kay Posasekalt and Fullbark Frank Morriss decade in the nation. And Toler INA. end'.; %dam.. and along side of Richter. Can you im- "The City Across the River" eausght oroen posse. to better 111..1) I,.'., la. MM..; herefore Orr agine! wo, Tony Carts Pall) lalloon'.. former standard and I, J11,41.111111111p. CUATIIS I alit,. At any rate, we'll give the Dons "MY :REAM IS YOURS" ot floe tor one goner. Halfback 4 enter I art-% 1104, or Jerr) rough go. Bronzan has said he's he Tectirocc'or, Doris Day nobbi fro/own.. ourpoosed %D- With Illamilton. quarterback; Hob Oa- "going to shoot the works." Lynn omes' Ill 'arils on catch., with liw,rn. and 1.1blho MentIon.n. Aplanalp with his dipsey.doo an- 113 %ord.. on four rereptiono. CV 4-2041 halfh...k.. I rank Morri... tics in the backfield, has shown El Rancho Morris.' lour tom . h.low no for ha. I. signs of greatness in the Stanford II points ertip..ed tho. retold Drive-In and his.. and Fresno State games. Even if held leo ibibbo 1,1endorn.e of 19 nrk. 1011 l'eter.....t and he does look like a "wrong way point aegainot 'front ana hest "RICH, YOUNG & PRETTY" /1.1.esii. l.a. Lb,. %I II *dew. or Corrigan- on occasions when he Po..611, Vic . Jihre Drnone Root. I ittoomon.sooIoI.11r Koard. dashes wildly out of the passing also -EMERGENCY WEDDING' Ihro-1... and 1 arhart. lisa rierewro loan %planed') and cup' Lynn looks like he's going to Bartii, HIe, La" v Paris o -k. is Mott S ejos I. h 1.1hb% .11.rro Ilandlton rompleted Is shoot the works every time he gets WILLIE PEP -SADLER FIGHT %I.-v.4km... or John 11n...tasi... to 141’4.ik a team record his hands on the ball. Though he's ? I.. ’irchi. 4 hagonji sit. vontplet hoes. mude in the tough on your blood pressure, he's Saratoga afet s I 1 rss game. kicks to watch. Saratoga: 2C26 But tIon't let anybody kid you, San Jose State college has arrived. "THE RED SHOES" linnetrota's Wayne Robinson, iii- I114IUIllIA111111614' a Men's gym. Officials will be. paid ...nter, already has been LAST TIME TONIGHT honored, one dollar per game, Perry added,1 'as lineman of the week. Halfback ;fli iwentive. St..dont Rate 4.1; sat MacAtiliffe of Michigan Stati liPirvv; I ...wed the winning touchdowr orgainst Oregon State, Jack Sch. berios SJS flattened both the,. n sn a boxing ring last o4rirog s,0 tar YOU WIN! sec,. The sto-yard pass play from all, :irtei back Gene Menges to End eine, Bill Wilson last year against Stair too it u.inks as the longest pass Pla:% A Or tit chre,,,,, I. '10.00 phi, run JEWELRY MERCHANDISE ORDER may 1 all FROM JULES BOZZI, JEWELERS SARATOGA join SA It 5106A T026 IF YOU CAN GUESS THE the of 1, COMBINED TOTAL SCORE OF Fr Raid "The THE U.S.F.-S.J.S. GAME fuss Bring This Coupon Before 5 P.M., Friday, to /11.6 Red Wtllli In pi

I N aMr tbrei NII.MT%4 Ills ill) 0I.l.11 so vs...4v%. s-stm. great fullback, awaits a Shoes" Fri pro. to. pave. I thr "the. half of the Dons' potent one-two pulsed., I Add. 4CW Quarto ha. k Brown. 7 hc ...ltd. JULES BOZZI 103 pounder has woes touch. .r-i downs In three Lame. the. ww440441 iso. lb.' unbeaten Mom. The '.!1 - I Score 23 E. SANTA CLARA ST. ear -..1.1 fterilor I. gunning tor %II Ithirrecan III honors Ohio year C.110 &bole with toe,, other powerful rlo at.. Fara Johan) Ologettokl and LAST TIME TONIGHT ildarrkrane Htviclt MrElltenn. the Husky lossiMr. Thursday. October 11. 1951 Faz- .v en SIDELINES with - ROY HURLBERT Finnish Javelin Thrower DASHING DON Texas-horn 011ie Matson, the 203-pounder who makes a rugged .!ore look easy, makes his last curtain call svsus a Spartan tar Enters SJS; Eves Olympics .morrow night. Called by many the greatest runner in college football today. Ry ROT IIIKLBERT line of Finnish javelin throwers. Italic.. and eagerness for learn- Colored ('omet has a special regard for our Golden Raider*, ailand. the land whe're' track inspired by the- long-standing rec- ing earned him joty yyith the recl times this All-American candidate has broken the collectise and field constitutes the national ord of a countryman of his. Yrjri British embassy. ,,-ks of pretty good Spartan teams. His loping sot explosis style of ;pastime, has presented San Jose Nikkanen, who posted the world As of now, Pail finds 'State college isith one of her sons ambling, as only he can do it, has been the clincher in tbe recent standard ot 238' 23 8- in 1938 lib sets interestin: It c. a young man %% Ali his eyes on Like his comrades at home. Paul long h, Don-Spartan series. before' the 1952 Olympics and a strong idolizes Nikkanen, who he cc atehed Matson is 30 points in the Spartan histors stadium inch at t,:lea.. books with six touch- arm to get there. as a youngster in inter-ens and a long snek towards the downs for three games since 1949. That year his pressure packing He's blond Paul N'uosalo. the inter-club rivalry which ts pities .1 .c, defeat into a 27-20 victory with two ; ned last period 1.d. gallops. In Flinging Finn. ssho arrived in San the Finnish athletic. strtartur . tel m. he shot ild 7: - ! -,4), he galloped for two more in a 27-0 cause'. Three weeks back. in Though he holds eft lithisions .tmong the Nlcst 011ie got 12 Fo.fs die, points in that 39-2 business. eit besting the current iuterna- rAT spring A year-by-year check shows he has dented the Spartan. leer 407 iional marls, t ims.ito plans to 0 yards on 66 carries riser three games. Sis-Vard silk has nothing %cork estra hard to improye his 0 on the lanky 6-2. number 33. 011ie's per carry aYerage is 6.1 against lir.t-to.date to,,. of 'NOS fort, r- Ida's Tuxedo Rental table.hrtt our boys. In Canada in 1919.. Day -d :as Matson has pulled the plow for Coach Joe Kuharich since he b. - Hill Return Horne .me a Don. The year below he blessed the fathers at the Mille; Viios.aio plans to retiirn to Open, Evsr.f,v, 9 ,7opus, Matson and a gus named Burl Toler, a great mad. land upon graduatiudfrom c, cc- linebacker, Et, Appoft,,-t sll-Arnerica Junior College Football Teams first stringers. 011,. nigton Square There fieext.::. to lokcit In the public sch0Ols and ; City College of San Francisco to 12 straight wins on his 1'; tai;-44 Se continue his taunt-ft.- avocation the Tuedos TherCSF Rams completed that sparkling 1948 campaLt; jaY PIM VIES, with fogbe athletic or- 6.110 ith a win over ("haftes. college, in the Gold Dust Rossi. ganization. Right now, he's offi- Though he's still a workhorse. 011ie has a better balanced bum* cially in 1.tis countrs on a .pi'rrna- N bite to help him along this fall. Kuharich has a well mannerfline with the United Dinner Jackets 7 tient isa amid he thinks Toler. Mike Mergefi, Gino Marchetti, Merrill Peacock, Bob St. Clair ice cites, esiteclaITS California, is 7.50 ,ti Grei Hillig on the job. Reserve strength is lacking, but man-for- .;,' swell the Doti line is as tough as they come. No wonder the flair for school T. $sfre Stud, ssd L 1.1 )i) BACKFIELD ',aching. He's a proficient at NO EXTRA CHARGE QB Ed Brown, ready after a week of inactivits.. has a fine cast speaker and cc linguist of sorts, sIPPA ATTENTION %peal,s syyedish English to handoll to in little Joe Scudero, Halfbacks George Carley and Ile and TO CRATERNITIEN 'literati,. althoinzh he hasn't as At K --dc Vinee Sakowski and Matson. football's Joe Louis. A *ii,e0:oi sei Renal -a of set had oppnrtiinit to speak B. CV 2 91C2 i.e CY 2-t31? Big Boy Brown. :a double A candidate. has esperienced lair Jose. Finnish to anyone in ,..an 33 W SAN ANTONLC 1111.1.Pft against SaIS clubs. The kid from Hartnell is a triple Be-tore M I.-11 I inland. his ;Jose two weeks ago from Canada threater, ranking with the most yersatile on the Coast. Like Gary via Detroit, Michigan. Kerkorian.of Stanford. Brown has a past of in -and -out consistency. I On the North American corm- But this year, they say he's due for a steady ahoy e' -par effort. So , nent since 1947, Paul has spent is Kerkorian. this time between Canada and this To get back to the story. Brown, in three SJS meetings has :country. The 25-year-old English tossCd five touchdown passes (four this year, with a pitching mark major attended Muir Junior Col- LLCKY 78 of 23 for 44 and 359 cards. lege' of Pasadena during his fresh- Number 15 tomorrow night. Brown ranks with the West's best man sear in 1950, going to Canada punters and extra -point men. thereafter where he competed for Sud- ANOTHER DON the Wilma Athletic club near Ontai io. bury. DRIVE-IN Now fora Don of another color. Javelin throwing is Vuosalo's If only Lipps; Durocher had Losola’s Don Klosterman in the specialty and Track Coach Bud hitilpen, he'd get some pitching for sure. Winter has a fine prospect in the- The fearless 1.o.airla I.ion QB might be accused of throning the spear-throwing hopeful.

Harkin owe theAff.osie Mow' Saturday night. Uoach Jordan (Ili - Although he'll compete as a OPEN. 24 HOURS car', hoe did nothing but throw ... but good. An adding machine Spartan. Paul hopes to represent count shows he attempted 63 passes in that one. completing 33. Canada in the 1052 games, , Shades of. the pros. Still. the Lions lost, 40-7. although they led. which are set for his homeland. 1-0, early in the first quarter. Who. Canada, you ask Well. "The Most BEAUTIFUL Car -hops in the West" - The Loyolans are winless so far with setbacks by Sen Diego seems Paul is a buddy of Canada s )15 42-224, COP, 41-2R, and the Floridans. LoSOla's-b-e:St -ream. last hest javelin man at present, one sear,liad an 8-i. record, losing only to Santa Clara in an upset battle. Leo Roininen, another Finnish lad, WELCOME YOU The Lions face Santa Clara 10-30 Sunday in Kezar Stadium. If I who also holds the distinction ot Klosterman Li well ,4rmetl, notabls on the right side, it should be being British Empire champ. In National Champion- quite a ball game. the Canadian ships in 1949. Vuosalo placed se SHORT SHOT ond behind his friend This sprinfl. as num- Rube Samtielsen, Pasadena sports scribe, describes COP he reversed the duke, in the Na- ber two team on the'Coast as of now. Waldorf's regiments come first, I tional Championships held in with the Bengals in the next slot, he says. tario. 7slodestls. Paul thinks Rolf.- y_hr. 'Aube Is quite the authority, so take a hint from what he I inen will be number one, hiniself says. lie liy-es in the shadows of l'CLA and II.54' and respects both. - number two for the Canadians but still he is straightforward with his estimation of COP. .They're Finn Holds Record Paul folloos the flacks of a icn; 111,gh caliber outfit, the mien says. beaten and unbothered alter three games. the Tigers rra-i Clemson, 1951 Orange Bowl winners. in Stockton Saturdas night. The Ositors should be a good test for they're .....kin . 91A 16-game win streak. Frank Morriss Leads Spartan PRANG Touehdol, n Parade with FiN e TEMPERA COLOR SETS Fullback Frank Morriss' four- . A Matthews. hh 13 92 h touchdown splurge at Fresno last Mendonsa, hh 18 67 63 week put the 192-pound Beverls Chagonjian, hh 5 43 90 Hills senior at the top of the Spa' - Sykes, lb 12 37 31 A complete and tempting menu tan scoring parade With his c:. I. iatthews, hh 8 33'11 score against Stanford. Frank I.: ’, oat. lb 6 at your service tallied 30 points in the thii ' Passing Att. amp 1 el- games in which he has apfx.fireit. Aplanalp 31_ 23 ls, around the clock. By the season's conclitsinn the 16 6 plunging spartan fullback, who If 10 5 runs like a seatback in the open. Scoring TV TIT Pt, Only a 3 -mile drive for may threaten San .10... state's !Morriss, th 5 0 all time scoring record. held istrorne, fb 2 0 11 hungry Spartans to good food. isfintly by Jack tkmaldson, of Sumirm. g 3 3.1 the 1949 club, and Harry Reck, of last year's team. Huth .4.orril 72 points during a single season - WE NEVER CLOSE! Our Speciatty: Your Complete Satisfaction Frank also leads the Golden Raiders in rushing yardage and Carlos Pass re-ceiving, lit' ha, averaged 1859 W. San 86 ysids per carry in 14 tries While running up 120 net )aids 3 Irt pass catching he has rathbed 11. el;r1 Pral rift ing amPanY ttn ows for 112 y ards Following are the three-gar, Car Service 11:30 A.M. to 4:00 A.M. Specied-Reffel or Prompt Serv;ce figures for rushin:: passing a, 5:00 A.M. siroring to Student Ovonizotions Saturday Until :Retaking R NetVels. At., "Iforruo: lb 14 120 116 26 Noel+, aeconci St._ S.2522 s '21 95 33 Pace Eight Tharaday, October II, IIRSI Spartan Daily Photo Staff Poses with Tools of Trade

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%K( IS lb, Ps A NON-Tli Pit Al. PPsITION. is the Spartan Daily photo staff oith A few of the implements of the trade. He:Whir from Lutheran Students Association: lett to right: head man Dirk limnierman, Hill Ernst. Bob Kelty '1..et Sunday at 7 p.m. in the I.-m.o.photo 14)111114)11111114 Kill 4,11.oe, Mile Ki414.1% Armstrong. in,, Bob Nine Buildings 1.1-ace Lutheran church to hear the act. I,.. aro einlitentified btt obit oat' rop-td into guest speaker, Reverend C. F. ,;,. 10, ill Be To (No on Sale Crouser. Seven Man Photo Staff Next Thursday Pia ed Nov. 23 L, There Ain't houses in the area Nine more But One bluing football gam,' Covers Spartan Campus being incorporated into the col- .5 .11. ,11eK: of the Pardo' Ii 1 lege campus will be sold at auc- JOE BUSH '1 Nos 23. the d a 1, litter "Photo . Zimmerniuri" is a tat,. after time off for the S. Army tion by the State of California at sub 11114,1 ae- line frequently seen hy readers and various jobs. 1:30 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 18. LINCOLN & WILLOW

.t4r0C 1 !Liars' filaid.,tem. of Lk-. I.P.Torre. and the Spartan As an Infantry sergeant he ran Two are on San Antonio street, committee a photo laboratory for the Army. four on S. Eighth street and three 111111111111M111111111111111111111MM is sn'.teiil I-1( tilained that the And the ,-it of Dick Zimmer- "And did quite a bit of traveling,- on S. Ninth street. ibb cannot be changed beeause man, head of the col:ege's photo e says, "places like Australia, All of the houses must be re- 14 :11;erholits (hi the game. in- staff, and his six photographers is erniany, Frr nee, and Alabama." moved from the property by Dec. hiding print in I; of 'he 1w kits. a familiar one to mar' students. An art major. Zimmerman also 20. e alfead) been Made llesidem Zimmerman the at ft has attended the University of The tottses to be sold Oct. 18 riAties art. to start Nov 15 consists of Itill Ernst. Bat Wyoming and art and photo trade will be open for inspection on 101ti Will lw chOsen by George I itisttI -tv.. KA, Frost. Pot) schools in the Los Angelus alva Wednesday and Thursday of next j d queen a'as are week. They are located at the fol- Asir S'rer the elry. and Mik.- Rider All Ile yyzs, for a time, manager lowing addresses: . .,..1 le the strident laxly. recogni /Able by t he equipment of the largest (.amera company 323 San Antonio street, one- 1111,6111. is heirg chosen early they habitually carry Speed in California. and (lid camera story frame cottage; 335 San An- Its.sir sc. slie can felled 1411".1he I apt- "s, stro...,scopi- flash units. oink for the major film studios tonio street, two-story frame resi- t::4: ,111, '-is .I -.oil all Ow pair aphernalia that ohile in Hollywood. rilisk..s a V..011.111 pliottat..apher re- dence and garage; 211 S. Eighth BOWL FOR ...... midi( pn u er-loaded Polltnan Zimmerman, ..rnst, and Gilmore street. two-story frame residence are the only members of the staff with buildings in rear; 210 S. experience. All AMUSEMENT Their cuticle Press Photog- with previous local Eighth street. one-story frame res- .hree have been on the photo staff diy will gue most students tin raphy, lecture 11$ Kill Ks-gun of idence and two-car garage; 220 S. at the Home of for two years. t., home for a torket the san .1.eat Mercury and Dr. Eighth street, one-story frame and tilt ''ii thetii III ..et hark Dssight Itentel, Journalism de- Most of the Speed Graphic press residence and garage; 294 S. Spartan Bowlers cameras and strobe flash units Eighth street, two-story frame Iii tome or th. football ....true.' partment hdea require( photo igood :al. 100,000 consecutive shots residence and garage; 253 S. Ninth Men's P.E. Classes Pi:so:0(1ton said tsork for LaTorre, the spartan Daily, Lyke magarine. and the ;( the batteries are charged, that !street, one-story frame residence, Held Here college's L'ultlic Information they use are supplied by the col- 231 S. Ninth street, two-story office. lege. , frame residence, tank house, barn Fred -Duffy" Paiva, Mgr. NJ,Se ire Though not one of them is a i and woodshed; 221 S. Ninth street. Working in close cooperation We feet.re a GI. Cf pies- photography major, all have one-story frame five-room resi- with the staffs of Lyke. LaTorre, Bowling BAR Fags nd Shoes Draii Exams had.. sperience in the field of pho- and the Spartan Daily, the photo dence, three-room apartment. tography-. staff insures that the three major double garage. San Jose State 4011Te '.'.ill he Z1111111..1 man. a freshman in 1941, campus publications have pictorial 12 Lanes cove of more than a thousauil (stn. SPARTAN DAILY is (-rani leting his college career art of professional quality. FOUNTAIN LUNCH S to give Seleetit San Jose State College Qualifications rests. according in Entered ass socond dam 'natter April Open from 10 A.M. hr If. h. Heath who will super- 24, 1tJ4, et San Jew California, under s is., tests glt en here the *Ai a March 3, IBM Two /est* lia been scheduled Full leasei wire vb.:co of Unitel Press, JOSE BOWL lio the SAFI .11e.e campus, the first Member, California Newspaper Publish- tai Dec. 13, Mid the ,recond "n ers' Ass:xiation. 172 W. Santa Clara eettngs Press of the Globe Printing Company, CY 3-9727 April 24 Di Heath estimated that 1445 S. First St., San Jess, California. trout- than 300 nien will take the t1 heie AND ANNOUNCEMENTS liden I'. ss NI desire to take the IP:agineeriag Society: Meet Sat- ' WAA: Meet tomorrow evening in tesi must :owl( through their local urda) at o'clock swam for the the Women's gym at 7:15 o'clock di aft board Heath said fle also annual barbeetie at Alum for ballet and competitive swim- For the best Steaks Rock Park. ming and diving. Girls must have Spaghetti 1,1.411114A that I he test '.sill he in Italian and about the- sans' type as was given Sigma Myna. Program commit- ASH cards to participate. . Senior Chite Council: An after- American dishes Chops list JIM/. The actual t. .1 takes tee_ meci to ttttt rrow at 7 D 111 at Ravioli tore, boors lost preparation anti i 15$ S second street ; game dance Friday in the Wont- len's gym Admission 25 cents per 151st I whorls I.skr approsimatel l'arnpus (heat: Meet tomorrow Fried one hour person. Pizza at 4 p in in 1Pr MicQuarrie’s Chicken Itedith 54,111 super\ Ise the twat/1g flier- Sophomore Publicity Commit- lint will be auks! In titembers of ! tee: A meeting today at 3:30 p.m. Intra-Nforal Football: Those (1.i.o Ina-0 ' in the Student Union for those in- Paring to enter teams in the in- terested in working on posters and ' tramin al ftballoo le agustue m turn skits. Pizzeria Napolifano in entry blanks to 1101 Perry I not Junior (lass Council: Meet Mon- 292 South Market Street later than 2 p rn oh F'riday An day at 3:30 p.m in Room 24. 'entrance tee of $3 50 must acrom- ('0-Ree: Meet tonight from 7:30 I it 11111111 i panN entry. blank to 10 o'clock in the Women's gym 11 '1 it .11 footttall schedule will 11.1 for volleyball, badminton, social 11.1:. otepai t 111 to: hille a .1mr4tell in ISIrpriday. hi IS, oith dancing, table tennis, canasta, tin i-.0 long Weilnesda. k-1 17, a. the tenta- bridge, and camp counselors club 1.1.. 11%/1 Still tine dale 1:1111,\ blank% Those who wish to play yolleyhall I,isit 11 Hammack. -lime. 1 IlleN Call Is. a :and "tttalt11111 lel the and badminton must wear rubber- BRAKES 1 1 -11 1’ 011.1. .1 It \ s. 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