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Fair Weather Forecast Book Exchange Ends Continued pleasant, Indian is the last Troo..day dav for summer-ilke aeuther is in store students to pkk up either their for San Jose and iclinity to- book,. or n tttttt .y at the Alpha day'. according to United Press Phi Omega book exchange, ac- aeather forecasters. MO tem- cording to John Sellers, e - perature 00 II I range betvoren change chairman. SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE 54 WI; km, 7¦0-r..1. VOL. 44 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1956 NO. 5 Freshmen Obstacles Hold Up Library Wing Opening Win Plaque President's Campaign In Scuffle Ups ROTC's Roster The Freshman class took the Soph-Frosh Mixer plaque from the sophomores by force yesterday r. Wahiquist Credited after the sophomores twice par- Record Set aded through the hash meeting. However, the sophs maintain the In Centennial For Reviving Program plaque is a "phony." The struggle occurred after Registration An extensive campaign inaugurated by President John T. Wahl- the sophomores held their meeting guist is credited for the large enrollment in this year's ROTC pro- on the lawn in front of the Wo- Registration figures have soared grams, and for the virtual saving of the military ROTC. men's Gym. Plans for the Soph- to 10,733, an increase of 1085 stu- The ROTC was placed on probation by the Dept. of the Army Frosh Mixer were discussed and dents over last fall's previous ?e last year after it failed to enroll 100 freshmen, the minimum require- a beachcomber theme was select- cord total of 9648 students. Les- ed. lie NV. Ross, registrar, announce' mentThe campaign included a personal letter from the President to today. Jerry Reith was elected histor- , al *every prospective freshman, and .... This fall's figures include 8066 ian for the Sophomore class, and a special appeal to every faculty committee heads for the mixer regular and 1767 limited students. Regular students include 1667 new Chest counselor to encourage enrollftsent were announced. Plans for a ear- Community wash were discussed. It was de- students, 1696 college transfers, in the programs. 499 former students returning cided to postpone snow-cone sales Campaign Opens President Wahlquist also widely until next semester because tot' after absence of a semester or more, and 5104 students continu- DpenIng officially yf"itertlay. distributed a letter he had written weather conditions. ---ip ing from spring semester. the ( (best 11.3/11palgn last July to Maj. Gen. John A. LIBRARY ADDITION NEARS State faeult0 norm- MIXER 111 In the spring 9398 students for saii Jose Klein, Army adjutant general in DATE SET COMPLETITION The idetures registered at San Jose State Col- hers 11111i all non-aeademic ran- Sophomore President Bill Stur- abuse show two obstacle* con- w,,sholgton. D.C. In that letter he Finishing Touches Delay fronting the opening of the new lege. Regular students numbered polyees has set 11500) as the 1936 geon opened a joint Frehman- promised his wholehearted sup- wing of the library. Joe Ather- 7906 and limited students, 1492. q110t41. It will lw under the gui- Sophomore meeting yesterday in ton Is shown workIng on the Last fall 1577 new students, dance of Lawrenee Appleton or port to the Army ROTC program the Little Theater by announcing eleantor of the modern library 1504 college transfers, 521 stu- the DiOsion of Business. at San Jose State. that the Frosh-Soph Mixer would Library Addition Use addition while Fred Harris Is dents returning after an absence be held Oct. 19. pictured working on a light fix- WAHLQI'leiT "Last minute touches" have slowed down of a semester or more, 4743 stu- ORATInrn He explained that the Elevator trouble and ture on the main floor. The ele- class the opening of the college's library addition, according to Miss Joyce vator is expeeted to be com- dents returning from the previous ' We feel gratified with the re- which compiled the most points Backus, librarian. pleted some time this week. term. and 1303 limited students sults of our campaign to increase in games, entertainment and at- Workmen have been buss at- Joins Miss Backus had thought that the new addition might be ready swelled registration totals to their Ray Freeman enrollment in the ROTC pro- tendance would win the plaque. tending to last mini t hes but that possibility has been eliminated with highest point prior to this Centen- grams," President Wahiquist said That completed, he herded his 80 by the end of this week on the library additioa. the uperopping of so many last minute details. Photo by Cohun nial year's registration. today. "We are pleased to note a classmates outdoors to start their San Jose Kiwanis with the elevator have been the main ob- very satisfactory Increase in the own meeting. Wiring difficulties ASS President Ray Freeman stacle in the opening delay. The military ROM" and Air Force Connie Kersey. acting f r osh has been extended honorary mem- Felevator is needed to transport RO'Ir programs." president, then introduced Diane books, catalogs, and furniture to Students invited Femme Grads bership in the San Jose Kiwanis Bead, secretary; Jtrry Brown, uneral Services the second and third floors. Club, according to club secretary Latent enrollment figurea re- treasurer; and Earl randron,-class Workmen were busy yesterday To Activity Meet Sprout Wings A. R. Anderson. leased by President Wshiguist adviser; to the more than 200 sanding floors. painting, installing Freeman's Membership, granted Held For Associate Miss Mary Lou Cocanougher show lig freshmen lune Joined fresh. Vice-President Terry Feist electrical work. A general meeting kir all stu- largely through the efforts of Dr. shelves, and doing the ROT( this semester. A total was not present. The library is now operating dents interested In Marking on and Miss Roxie A. Frazier, gradu- John T. Wahlquist, San Jose State Prof, Mrs. Mallet under temporary conditions- and Homecoming activitlas-^will be ates of San Jose StaW, bassi Wiest, rprasithast. wM Word bina of 549 Ines see sew a part af all the privileges of a member SENIOR DELAY VOTE will do so until the move into the held this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock earned their silver wings as United the program. The scheduled voting on the Mrs. Ouida Mallett. 66, associate In Room 118 of the Engineering and will give him an opportunity professor of home economics. died new wing can be made, according Air Lines stewardess'. They have The AFROT(' also enjoyed a senior fees for June graduates to Miss Backus. Building. to meet with the club each week Friday. Sept. 28, at her home. just completed five and a half large enrollment. Of the 294 mem- was not held at yesterday's Senior Miss Backus said that the ideal Jerry McCarthy, Homecoming 5199 Alum Rock Ave., after a weeks of instruction at the com- bers enrolled, 178 are freshmen. Class meeting. time to start moving into the Committee chairman, will brief short illness. pany's stewardess training school Tom Bonetti. Senior Class presi- new addition would be on a Friday prospective members on Home- No Recital Tonight PLEINiEst ATTENTION Funeral services were held Mon- in Cheyenne, Wyo. Both are now dent, announced the vote would so the weekend could be used to coming, followed ter reports from The Faculty Recital scheduled In another letter written last day. Oct. 1, John E. Dow- serving aboard Mainliners flying not be taken because not enough at the move equipment. the sub-committee chairmen. In the Dntelxiok for tonight in week to) Gen. Klein, informing him die Mortuary and were officiated in and out of New York. seniors were present to adequately The man entrance to the lib- Concert Hall will not be held. of this year's enrollment. Presi- by the Rev. James H. Strayer. represent the class in such an im- rary, after the move, will be on Miss Cocanougher is the daugh- according to Mrs. Mary Boyer, dent Wahlquist pledged, "contin- Private interment followed at Oak Cocan- portant matter. Approximately 95 the east side of the new addition, ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Music Department secretary. The ued attention to the enrollment Hill Memorial Park. Tryouts for Yell persons were present. between the archway and the Stu- ougher 431 Taylor Ave.. San Bru- scheduling was an error, she said. problem," and we will do every- graduate of San Mateo Fee for February graduates is Mrs. Maliett was the widow dent Union. no. She is a The first performance by the thing in our power to make the of Richard Scott Mallen and Leaders Changed High School and attended the Col- $10, while the present fee for June Music Department this - gram a mp e e success a daughter, Tryouts for the positions of two of San Mateo before coming graduates is $15. June graduates Is survived by her lege will be the Student Recital in San Jose State." Mrs. Jane Burke; four grand- Big Group Attend alternate yell leaders have been to San Jose State. She was a pay a larger amount because more Concert Hall Oct. 23, at 8:15 p.m. Claire, changed to tomorrow at 7 p.m. in member of Kappa Dell?. Enrollment in the military activities are offered for their children, Richard, Col- leen and Christina Burke: a Morris Dailey Auditorium, accord- ROTC breaks down as follows: benefit. Revelries Tryouts Miss Frazier, daughter of Mr. sister, Mrs. Clinton Thomas and ing to Gary Waller, rally commit- and Mrs. Roger L. Frazier. 165 PAYMENTS TO FARMERS freshmen. 118; sophomores, 39; The fee covers the cost of the Iwo nieces, Mrs. Oultia Thomas More than 50 persons reported tee chairman. Wallace Ave., Sebastopol, gradu- WASHINGTON. Oct 1 IUP) juniors, 30; and seniors, 62. The graduate's diploma, alumni fee and Mrs. Mildred Lane. to Bob Montilla, producer-direc- All qualified male students may ated from Analy Union High -The Agriculture Department an. AFRCYCC enrollment shows 178 and senior activities. tor of the 1957 edition of Revel- sophomores, 22 jun- Mrs. Mallett was a home econ- try out for the positions. School and Santa Rosa Junior Col- nounced today it has made $3, freshmen. 72 Bonetti proposed to raise the ries, ''Red Tape," for tryouts in to ions and '22 seniors. A total of 543 omics teacher at San Jose State The executive board of the corn- lege. While attending San Jose 484.906 in Soil Bank payments June graduate fee 50 cents. The next year's production yesterday pro- College for ten years. She attended mittee will meet today at 3:30 State she was a member of Kappa farmers in 29 States through Sept. cadets is registered in both additional money raised would be in Morris Dailey Auditorium. San Jose Normal School, forerun- o'clock in the Student Union. Alpha Theta. 21. grams. placed in the Senior Ball fund and Acting parts constituted the ner of SJS, and was graduated go toward obtaining a top name day's activities as Montilla went in 1928 having earned the bachelor United Press Roundup band for the dance. through the list of characters of arts degree and teaching cre- wtih the prospective staff. Acting dentials in the elementary, junior and singing parts will be audition- JUNIORS DISCUSS CONTEST high scheol and special secondary ed today' in Morris Dailey Aud- Final plans for the Gorgeous fields. Him itorium at 3:30 p.m. Paper Owned by Adlai Supports Gams Contest, Oct. 16-19, were Elementary wheels in which Dancing and singing tryouts discussed at the Junior Class appearance in Fresno Oct. 12. that the state of peace is "not Mrs. Mallett taught are in Lake will take place Wednesday with BLOOMINGTON, Oct. 1 -- losing its struggle to keep Russian an meeting yesterday. wish." He said his county. (filmy, Fresno, Tteolmne call backs scheduled for Thurs- The Bloomington, Ill., Pantagraph, imperalism from taking over the state m all we could Jeannie Oakleaf, Thinior Class Lionel Steinberg, the Democra- administration had never ceased and Riverdale. She tutight In day. The cast is expected to be world" partly owned by Adiai E. Steven- follow the path of conciliation president. announced that voting junior and senior high 1whools announced by Friday, Montilla tic state central committee's nor- to will take place from 9:30 a.m. to son, will abandon the "neutral" thern chairman, says the appear- and justice and "This is exactly In San Jose. said. Montilla still is urging inter- stand it took in 1952 to support DICK IN HOTEL STAND only Fres- what we are doing in the Suez." 3:30 p.m. at booths to be set up Mrs. Mallen served on commit- ested persons to take part in the ance will be Stevenson's in the Inner Quad Library EN ROUTE WITH NIXON. Oct no visit before the Nov. 6 gen- and tees of the Bay Section of Cali- tryouts during this week. Stevenson this year. the news- Arch. The contest will close Fri- paper 1 Vice President Richard M. Nix- eral election. lie said Stevenson's fornia Home Economics Assn. and The show will be presented Jan. announced yesterday. 10 IN POZNAN TRIALS day afternoon, Oct. 19, on said today he has a "standing running mate, U.S. Sen. Estes with the held various offices on the council. 11, 12, 18 and 19. Rehearsals will In a five-point explanation in POZNAN, POLAND, Oct. 1 Ten rule in campaign's" that he will also is wheduled for announcement of the winner. She was a member of the Ameri- start in early November for the the entire editorial section the Kefauver, more defendants weht on trial stay only in hotels that do not Fresno campaign speech later this Chairman for the affair is Car- can Home Economics Assn. and of production. newspaper called the President's today in the Poznan not trials practice racial discrimination. roll Perkins. Committee chairmen Phi Upsilon Omicron, the national health "A Major Issue" and criti- month. that have led to the disrnissal sieverison Freltn0 are Curtis Luft, publicity; Kay economics honor society. She was cized the administration's foreign Nixon told a Grand Rapids, will fly from of two high Polish oMciabs for Collins, letters; and Carole Co- president of the College Women's Si Players Plan policy. Mich., news conference that he to Lone Beach and will end the their part in the June 28 upris- his cam- day's campaigning with a rally lumba booth. Faculty Club 1956-57. The Pantagraph said domestic approved the action of ing San Diego that evening. Mixer Saturday policy was largely a continuation paign staff in switching his week- in The initial trials of 12 defen- San Jose Players, hotel accommodations at St. social organi- of Democratic policies. The news- end dants in the rioting that caused ration for drama students, held Petersburg, Fla., on short notice the death of 53 persons. The Case of the Nylon Twins; paper called Stevenson a "free IKE LOOt4Eet IRE already its first meeting of the semester because the originally-planned ho- have aired charges of police bru- man" who won his nomination a- CLF:VELAND, Ohio.- Oct. 1 Sunday at the apartment of Ro- tel does not accept persens of tality in the riot investigations. Or: Where Is My Jacket? gainst the opposition of former President Eisenhower moved in- bert Gordon and Grant Salzman. Jewish faith. Yesterday, Primier Josef Cy- Ever since Friday Ben Maddox has been wandering around President Harry Truman. to Cleveland. today on a two- The annual Major-Minor Mixer, Vice President said the rankiewicz annotinced the removal campus muttering to himself, "Jacket, jacket, nho's got my a hite Stevenson also was favored, the The state campaign swing and loosed which is sponsored and presented embar- of Roman Fidelski. deputy mini- n)lon Jacket?" newspaper said, because he is the switch was "slightly his hardest words yet at his Demo- by the Players, wag discussed. It rassing" to some of the local staff ster of basic induatry, and Ewers! lien left his Jacket on eaMptra last week and ahen he eame younger than President Eisen- cratic opponents. is set for Saturday, in Studio workers but "I think the policy Dyndowski, deputy minister Df hack to retrieve it found that someone had already turned it In hower and because he is from Mr. Eisenhower accused Demos Theater in the Drama Building. was the right one" foreign commerce. to the Information Office. Bloomington. "wicked nonsense" The party is open to all students Meantime. Nixon ripped into a crats of talking The announcement gave no rea- He went to the Information Office but the secretary, Miss who have a major or minor in Stevenson was reared in the 24-hour schedule covering four about his administration. He said son for their dismissal, but offi- Betty Street, told him that an unidentified fellow had come in and central Illinois community and re- they knew perfectly well they drama. states with at least 10 formal or cials said it was because they given a thorough description of the Jacket. Consequently, she re- Newly-eleeted 'officers Of the ceived his early education there. informal speeches and two press were thrown out of office four failed to take adequate conable- leased It to him. He is stockholder in the Panto- years ago becrosse of their "pay. group include Richard Wilson. a conferences. ration of workers complaints that "There probably are two missing white Jackets," Miss Street president; Mild Smith. vice-presi- graph as are his sister and check thievery" in failing to halt preceded the riots. said. "Sr the fellows mild talk to each other, I'm store they could dent; Alice Engle, secretary; Na- brother-in-law. Mrs. and Me. Er- inflation. There were reports today some straighten this out," Miss Street added. dine Yother, treasurer; Call An- nest Ives, but they do not hold ADI.AI TO %Toe IN FRESNO Mr Eisenhower said that Demo- disciplinary action would be taken TO further this end Ben's address Is 414 S. 17th St. derson, corresponding secretary; a controlling interest. FRESNO. CALIF.. Oct 1 Adlai cratic criticism of the internation- against the deputy ministers, but Don't he surprised if 11 wake up one of these days and see and Robert Gordon, publicity man- The newspaper said. "The hard E. Stevenson, Democratic presi- al situation was the talk of "an- official sanross-dantsd4walligUlat-- someone wearing one half of a white jacket. ager. fact is that the 'United States is dential candidate, has scheduled guished politicians." He conceded the ministers had been arrested. Speech Clinic l Industry Disclaims Display Schedule Registers Now Cancer Report For Library Rooms Dr. Ward Rasmus, professor ot N EW N't >It K 1.'1' ) The to- speech and head of Page 2 -i_rsday October 2, 1956 the speed, bacco industry research commit- Nearly Filled citric at SJS, reported that there tee claims that the report on lung EDITORIAL a display are between 100 and 200 students cancer research published by the Do you want to put If so, each semester who make use of New York World-Telegram & Sun, in the Library Building? according to the service offered by the clinic. which says there is a connection you had better hurry, in Newspaper Week: A Challenge The problems vary in intensity between the disease and ciga- Miss Maude (?oleman. who is This is National Newspaper Week (Oct. I-8). "So what?" displays. Her sche- you from improper use of the voice to rettes. "repeats sweeping gener- charge of the 6111. Without entering into a long discourse about the accomplish- dule is filling quickly, especially actual physical difficulties. Some alizations that have already been ments of a free press and the role it has played in maintaining weeks. our free students come to get help in challenged by medical statisti- for certain favored society, we will only say the newspaper is a pretty important item. eliminating It accents. cians as unwarranted." A Centennial display has been is appropr.afe that a week has been set aside in its honor. Equipment in the clinic includes the Library Timothy V. Hartnett, chairman placed in the cases on Here is another question, only it can't be answered so easily. Did tape recorders so students c a n will remain there all you ever think what it would of the committee, said a scientific landing and be like if you didn't have easy access to hear their own yokes, a machine year. It features ptctures and re- newspaper of your choosing? to find the correct analysis of the American Cancer pitch range of cords of the old college and shows We have an the Society report could not be made idea. student. and a machine for some of the earlier copies of SJS Last week when the SPARTAN DAILY did not publish on Tuesday testing until the report is published in hearing. bulletins and magazines. and Thursday, streams of irate brother students poured into the The clinic is free. and is open "accepted scientific form." DAILY confines to shout, "We've been cheated!" to all these with special voice We tried our best to calm Them with the explanation that the problems. A ny 0 0 e interested DAILY would appear only three times, due to the fact that the staff should inquire at SD 100 as soon was just being organized and that our news sources were busy with as passible in order to be enrolled Off Beat the many details of beginning another school year. They left still in the fall schedule. feeling they had been done an injustice, though. By JOHN SPALDING Naturally the fact that so many claimed then missed our daily en- IN DEMAND SIGN OF THE TIMES (election year dept.) One of those deavor inflated our collective ego. OGDEN, Utah - - ((JP) - After smallish English sport cam was seen in downtown San Jose last We realize that there are more "weeks" for one thing or another a lengthy discussion on the short- week, bearing a sticker which prbudly proclaimed, "We prefer Mr. than there are weeks in the calendar, but National Newspaper Week age of shelf space In Carnegie Eisenhower." . . . Texans arc being greeted by a Democratic cam- deserves the attention of the American people more so than Nation- Free Library. Councilman Elmer paign, boosting another candidate. The sign reads, "Vote for Ben al Pickle Week, let's say. Myers suggested building added Hogan-- If You Must Vote for a Golfer, Vote for a Good One." . . President Eisenhower puts it this way. space or doing away with "some RUMOR MATH IT some of the Kappa Alpha brothers may find 'Our nation is based upon an informed and concerned citizenry. of those helfty books like t h e 1 1, DALIS it difficult to make class from time to time. Seems active Bob Hos- When Our people know the facts, the decisions they make are Kinsey Report." The city attor- for the feldt became a proficient hypnotist this summer and has success- good of the country. ney replied that such books pre- fully put to sleep half the KAs. No real feat this instructors have "When Americans know the truth, they are strong and sent no problem because "they're free to been doing years ... act for the best interest of the nation the always checked out." it for and world. This is the chal- _ Former Student To Sing place to go. Ray Freeman (ASB lenge of National Newspaper Week." ALL DRESSED UP and no pres.), the college song girls, and the Rally committee were left all Spartan Daily At Centennial alone at the proposed send off for the Spartan gijcl team. No one tITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS by Dick Bibler Concert told the student body of the planned rally, so the squad left for Pull- San Jose State College A graduate of SJS, now a Berlin opera star, is tentatively sche- man, Wash. sans "rah-rah." . . . Entered as second class matter ADD GRIDBALL Did you ever notice how all the campus April 24, duled to sing for the Centennial Music Festival in the Civic Auditorium 1934. at San Jose, Calif., the football games they under the act of March 3, 1879. next May. The singer is Miss Irene Delis, who graduated in 1946 cops' or any cop for that matter) watches Member California Newspaper Pub- under the name of Yvonne Da 'is. are assigned. At last week's Drake-SJS opener we noted one dutiful lishers' Association. Miss Delis, whose amazing success story appears in the Septem- gendarme who did his duty he watched the stands through the Published daily by the Associated ber issue of the Mteaeal Courier. entire contest. Or at least when we were checkin' him.... Students of San Jose State College, CLASSAYINOS must include that made by an instruc- except Saturday end Sunday, during had a double major of voice and CLASSIC the college year with one issue dur- Institute Reports piano while at SJS. While on cam- tor who informed his class Verdi's "Aida" was writen to commemo- ing each final examination period. pus, her voice teacher was Miss rate the opening of the Suez Canal. Then he remarked, "Now they're tonal. Ext. 210; Advertising Dept. Engineers Wages Maurine Thompson, associate pro- probably looking for someone to write one for the closing." . . . Ext. 211. to do Subscriptions accepted only on a fessor of music who recalls that . THE COP we spoke of earlier may have had something remainder-of-school year basis. In Miss Delis was a very good stu- with this meaningless information no dog appeared on the field fall semester, $3: in Spring semester, At .111-Time High dent and made an exceptional during the Drake game. . Telephone: CYpress 4-6414 Edi- THE WORD IS OUT that the faculty parking lots fill up by CHICAGO (UP) Starting number of appearances in campus $ 1.50. 10:30 a.m., frustrating feeling Press of the Globe Printing Co., salaries for engineers continue to musical programs, including sing- but there is no more than to drive by at 7:27 a.m. and note the many open spaces. Sure is a long walk 1445 South First St., San Jose. Calif. climb, accorogLig to the Illinois ing operatic arias. Her piano and from 411111.' teacher was William Er- 11th street. .. . Institute of rWchnology. The In- choral AIN'T COMPETITION GRAND? The thought comes stitute said salaries received by lendson, associate professor of mu- to me that JOHN EKE.P LrINd GER the Cal Book store may have planned a campaign to draw customers its 1956 graduates hit an all-time sic. Business Manager away from the Spartan Shop. Or have you noticed the friendly and JACK ERICKSON high. After receiving her M.A. from Day Editor attractive young lady campus cop who checks your packages? . . . "Starting salaries a r e still Columbia University, Miss Dabs DON OSBORNE TV TIP KNTV (Channel 11) will show San Jose football game placement studied music and languages in News Editor Bob Pentzer spiraling," said direc- pictures each Wednesday at 9 p.m. Next week, basikfield coach Gene Feature Editor Clark Biggs tor Earl C. Kubicek. "This year's New York and was awarded a ht Fellowshi to Milano Menges is scheduled to narrate. Sports Editor Sal Orlando engineering graduates are earning Fulbri Society Editor Eleanor Tognoli an average of $391 per month, as Italy, where she coached operatic Fine Arts Editor Barbara Her+mon roles. Wire Editor Bob Barker compared with the 1955 average Photo Editor John Spalding of $3R3." Next, Irene went to Oldenburg. They're smart on campus Exchange Editor . Fred Claire Germany, where she gained ex- Librarian Jerry Refits Kubicek said the average start- ing salary has increased every perience in major roles and then Reporters signed a contract with the Ber- Patti Baratini, Don Becker, Low year since 1238, when the school Ace. Bone. Mike Brown,Sary Blether, began keeping records. Since 1949, lin Opera Co. She was confined to minor roles until Margarete James Cypher. Ales Goff, Jim He- when the average was $282, it III SEE I'VE LECTURED INTO YOUR 'LUNCH tiOUR'AGAIN.' thaw, Tom Larimore, Dick O'Connor, Klose, leading mezzo-soprano, left has risen more than $100, Don Osborne, Marilyn Peters, Rosa. the company and the manager lied Raymond, Kenneth Powell, Jim Electrical engineers receive the decided to give Miss Dalis the Sims, Walt Taylor, Dick Tyler, Frank highest salary. $161 per month. Three of This Kind Makes a Full House Leigh Weimer', Don Ste- opportunity to sing the lead. An 0ts.tren, compared with $416 in 1955. CAMDEN. N.J. (UP) Three within three pounds of each other. overnight sensation, Irene signed Advertising Staff Chemical engineering starting a contract with the Metropolitan brothers who collided in the halls Hospital authorities said the Office Manager - Frances Stuart of Cooper Hospital's maternity salaries rose from $365 in 1955 Opera Co. within two days. She three couples, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Gerald Ulrich, Wayne Halbert, to $424 this year, and civil engi- ward, should find some signifi- Don Davison, Bob Nichols, Henry will appear at the Met next March. cance in the number three from J. Fleming. Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Hustedt, Bob Mantel,. Nick Boll, Bar- neering salaries rose from $380 Irene's parents are Mr. and Mrs. on. Fleming. and Mr. and Mrs. For- bara Bennion, Judy McDonald, Dawn to $434 in 1956. P. N. Delis. of 124 Delmas St. now Tognoli. Joan Henderson, Dave Yos- Within 12 hours after they met yce Fleming. had not known thi y The singer's sister, Mrs. Thomas sem, Ed Regalado, Larry Kaufman, OFF THE STREET accidentally, their wives gave birth would be at the hospital it0 tin-- -8n Boggie, Jerry Humpat, Kenneth Dallas, of 1570 Emory St., says W. Va. - to three girls whose weights were same time. Cornett. Ronald Toth, Katherine Ron- CHARLESTOWN, Irene expects to make recordings done, Joe Kennedy, Glenn Dooley, ILTP - Municipal Judge DilfrY very soon and is being interviewed They score in sports ... Ben Reichmuth. Horan asked Grover Cleveland by some national magazines. Mrs. ".N Worley of Charleston why Wor- Dallas gives much credit to Mar- ley had ridden his motorcycle tha Mod', whom she says has "Wide open" Oa a sidewalk in the been the opera star's "fairy-god- 1J- Wor- mother." It was Miss 1. III dOwntown tar:Mess district. Mall who .111 WM' ., ƒƒƒ WOOS 1. OOOOO ley said "the street was wet." first helped Miss Delis to get her Cmf $n. contract in Germany.
Van Heusen asks: They rate on a date ... WHICH MAJOR IS SAGER? '1¦24 ,,. Here's how students in dif- the College of the Pacific. ferent majors describe Van there's Complete agreement LOTION PSE ELECTIIIC SHAVE Heusen: that Van Heusen has a know- Biology Major: Van Heusen ing way with men's wear. In will survive, because it fits. shirts, pajamas, sport shirts, Psychology Major: Van shorts, ties and handkerchiefs, Heusen is well-adjusted to me. Van Hewlett advances your Physics Major: E= VH*. style slith casual, comfortable Economics Major: Nobody good looks. Look for Van use can compete with Van Hewlett. Heusen. In fart, demand Van Eng/Ws Major: Oh that this Heusen. And, mind you, buy it. too, too solid flesh would At better stores everywhere, always wear Van Heusen. or write to Phillips-Jones to get a better shave! They're KEDS History Major: Van Heuaen Corp., 417 Fifth Avenue, New I great for dates. York 16, New York. Makers Quicker ... closer ... smoother Archeology Major: Dig that of Van Heusen Shirts Sport ... they're great ! PRE-ELECTRIC no molter what machine you use. 1.00 Van Heusen! Makes you lick Shirts Ties Pajamas your Cheops. Handkerchiefs Underwear SHAVE LOTION Yes, friend, from to wuowear Sweaters. SHULTON Now York Toronto United States Rubber Maisano- Van Ileums& Rocketeer Center, New York 20, N.Y. Sounding Off Grid Squad Rests By DICK O'CONNOR After WSC Defeat The Spartans of San Jose State College are big time if the road San Jose State gridders1 good at halfback and Pat Hiram trip to Spokane, Washington and a game against the Washington State The will have two weeks to lick the ran well at fullback. Cougars can be used as a future measure of how to travel first class wounds of defeat suffered at the Oldstanding in the sometime to In every respect. hands of a surprisingly strong poo us Spartan f .1-Warii %all were in From the time we were fortunate enough to climb aboard the Washington State Cougar. ilal Bout IC. Roland i,,,gan and P. United Ai. Lines Mainliner Boise seith the rest of the SJS party until Spartans might hme Come Stan Kieth Captain Charlie Keel- ly the happy moment of return to San Francisco International Airport The if they had hue. handicapped by a bad early Sunday morning, things were handled in an expert manner to out in better shape leg. peak effi- the smallest degree. battled the caged cougar the VS(' could not operate at rooters brought to the game. The big four engine DC-611 took off at about 11 a.m. Friday ciencyThe on* Spartans came through the morning In brigin sunny weather with Captain Nichols of Los Altos Mountain lions. even the contest in good physical condition at the controls. Some of the 37 Golden Raiders aboard looked appre- couldn't have torn up the SpaT- more with only a few minor injuries henitive as Nichols turned on full power and started down the run- tan forward wall much reported I-Nid Pete Galloni suf- way to takeoff. than Cougar backs Chuck Mor- fered a wrenched back and Bob The two stewardess, Jean Christie and Jinx Mulnix, both former rell. Jim Frankson and l'aul Reinhart bumped a knee. Both students at SJS, reassured the anxious footballers and we were air- Du Mille did. will be in top shape for the Stan- borne. San Jose proved again that they ford clash in Alto a week The crew, Nichols, Co-pilot Campbell and Flight Engineer Krause have the top passing game on the from Saturd.u¦ opened the cockpit to all who cared to look in. We cruised at 17,000 West Coast as they ran up an feet and whizzed along at what seemed like a slow 306 miles per hour. awesome 273 yards through the The temperature outside was 30 degrees. air. Golden Raider backs com- If You're Planomq to pleted 17 throws in 34 tries to run Player Assists Pilot their two game total to 35 comple- "GO FORMAL, tions in 64 attempts for 516 yards. First player to see how the plane was flying was halfback Joe During the entire 1955 season
Valdez. He asked several questions and decided the plane was in good the Spartans could complete only hands and returned to his seat. 43 passes for 803 yards.
Many of the Spartans were unconcerned over the trip. Mary Mc- With a mewing game of that Kean buried his nose in a copy of Sport Magazine and wasn't heard caliber and a running game that from until lunch was served. The inevitable card games started with with s- will become more potent sportscaster Bob Blum, halfback Walt Ackemann, tackle Jim Hughes return of fullback Bonnier s- the and Jerry Vroom of the athletic department forming a foursome for Colibo, the Spartans will score bridge. on any opponent. Tackles Nick Sanger, Prentis Porter. sportswriter Fred Merrick ;14 %,1111ALF:t4 OR MEN2-4'harley iUnfortiinatly the game of foot- and end Bob Dunivant plaYed Pinochle. ill Walker is pinning his hopes fur ball calls for an ability to stop UAL came through in grand style at lunch time. With a special a successful water polo wation the other team and San Jose has ne on three whale-size players. Pic- dated menu titled "Spartan Special" WC found that we were to have weak in that respect. tured left to right are: Lee 'Wal- been breaded teal cutlets, nootilea, asparagus and tomato naiad, sliced SlistORTIM ton, 6-1. 22() pounds. Coach Wal- ¦VSC backs gobbled up almost California melon, hot rolls, milk and devilmfood cake. They aerved PIS Athletics ker, Roger McCandiens, 6-3. 193 300 yards on the ground last Sa- exactly that. folly Report on Spartan wands and Dale Anderson. 6-6, 'Y turday. The meal also included a small pack of complementary cigarettes. 2.111 pounds. Walton and Me- ul Camiless were chosen as alter- Vi1th two weeks to work on Pete McNeil, equipment manager, collected most of them. Tuesday, October 2, 1956 Page 3 he nates for the Olympic team. the woeful defense sit utat ion, We cruised over Mt. Shasta and Mt. Hood, and then over Port- Anderson has been termed hy Conch Bob Brotizan hopes to land, Ore., which was partly covered by clouds. Walker as "The best water polo prospect in San Jose history." find a solution to the problem. The only two fledgling flyers on the trip, tackle Dick Volmer and o- This is similar to the 1955 sea- halfback Ben Guzman, were awarded wings by the stewardesses in Oklahoma, Spartans re son in that San Jose was having honor of their first flight. Fullback Ron Woolverton and halfback Jim Riley napped and trouble with the defense then too. lo two week layoff before Coach Bob Braman and President John Wahlquist discussed the Ron- Sailors Blank With a Id Lead Football Poll the Arizona State Game, Bron- situation. 5ELIX nie Knox NEW YORK (UP) -- Okla- Big Ten the strongest represen- zan ran the junior varsity using Sharpest dressers among the traveling squad proved to be end conference in the FORMAL WEAR by homa, Michigan State and Georgia tation of any SJS JV's, 13-0 Arizona State plays against the Chuck Alexander and tackle Ben Prather. Quarterback Bob Reinhart Tech retained the 1-2-3 spots to- country. RENTALS SALES by varsity for two solid weeks turned up in an outfit tailor-made for the Arizona State game: sand day in the United Press college San Jose State's Junior varsity en The Southeastern Conference The result showed as SJS held SAN FRANCISCO OAKLAND boots, suntan pants and suede jacket. football ratings, which placed football team found itself without 'also was well-represented, with Arizona to 16 yards on the ground BIRKELEY SAN JOSE Roland Logan was the only one wearing a hat as he jauntily Big Ten Conference powers a game for the coming week-end at three Mississippi and Tennessee, two Several players showed weii sported an oxford gray pork pie chapeau. agnong the first five teams. after the Presidio of San Fran- rs newcomers among this week's top in the Washington State game. The hotel, the Ridpath in Spokane, had all the modern facilities Michigan moved up four places cisco cancelled the contest with 75 So. Second 10, in addition to Georgia Tech. Ben Guzman looked good in the of home. After a restful night we were off to Pullman for the game, to No. 4 and Ohio State clung the Spartans for lack of a team. Mississippi advanced five notches closing moments as did end Jim SAN JOSE the only sour note of the trip. to the No. 5 ranking, giving the The reserves opened their sea- to enghth, while Tennessee vaulted Moore. The old pro." Walt son by dropping a 13-0 decision CY 4-2322 all the way to 10th from a tie for Ackemann, contributed a steady to the San Francisco Naval Ship- Band Provided 23rd last week. Texas performance at halfback. Jim 1 IN 011411 RfAS 151111 15 SII1P Christian yard squad Friday afternoon in DIALIR NAM! UPON IlfOUisf Danny Hill Returns (6th), Pittsburgh (7 t hi and Riley and Han Pollard looked Washington State College proved to be a gracious host and even the Bay City. Southern California (9th) were provided a band for San Jose ,State. The 100 piece Lewis and Clark the other teams in the top 10. The Sailors scored in the first High School band of Spokane blared out the Spartan Fight Song on To News Director minute of play and again In the Oklahoma, which many occasions. turned in its final minute of the game while Spartan song girls Barbara Dale and Anna Beal waved their 31st consecutive victory by wallop- Post After Illness managing to hold the Spartans at pom-poms and student body president Ray Freeman acted as cheer- ing North Carolina, 36-0, last Danny Hill, San Jose State ath- bay with the aid of 15 penalties leader. weekend, was an overwhelming letic news director turned to his. for backfield in motion and off- choice for the top spot by the It was band day ot Pullman and 1200 high school musicians duties yesterday after a two-week sides. 35 leading coaches who rate the attempted to play the same song with only moderate success. bout with pneumonia. San Jose fumbled on the first It was a quiet trip back to the airport after the game. After teams weekly for the United Hill Was expected to return in play of the game and the Sailors boarding the plane most of the players slept, rousing only long enough Press. time for the trip north for the recovered on the SJS 10. They for the steak ("inner provided by UAL. Washington State game. Because Twenty five coaches made the scored on their first attempt. A Coach Bronzan sat alone looking at the sports page. He com- of the threat of rain and cold Sooners their first choice, giving 10-yard San Jose punt set up the mented, "I guess we shouldn't feel too bad. California was leading weather he a t a,y e d borne. 7 t Bud Wilkinson's men 33 out of a final San Francisco marker. 20-0 at the half and lost." marked the first San Jose State possible 350 point S. Although Reserve coach Bill Walsh A bumpy landing at San Francisco brought the trip to an end. football game he has missed in Michigan State also was impres- singled out ends Joe Barrington Players, coaches and others scattered to their homes. several years. sive with a 21-7 triumph over and Dale Jones, halfbacks John We wish to thank the athletic departments at San Jose State and Last year's Washington State Stanford. Oklahoma's first-place Webb and Greenville Cleveland Washington State, United Air Lines and everyone else who made the game was played in _bekav zero margin over the Spartans widened and tackle Bob Emert for praise San Jose State is big trip so pleasant. time when it comes to traveling. weather. from 39 to 79 points this week. following the game. - Olympics Drawing Closer ritassifids Interest Returns in Track and Field By JIM HUSHAW DOOMS Cleaml st.ven feel in the WANTED Bobby Morrow will lose to Wil- test. Davis, a slow starter Iasi After an almost unbelievable high jump ittid didn't jump any- lie Williams in the MO meters in TWO GIRLS to share house year, was the biggest surprise of final Olympic Trial in Los Ange- more. the meet. Williams has been work- the track season. Southern. a with one other, 272 S. 9th. les during June, track and field Bobby Morrow scored n double ing hard since his reciird perfor- speedster over the 440, will prob- EXPERT TYPIST wants all again will come into major promi- win in the sprits with times mance in Germany, and Morrow ably take the pre-Olympic meet kinds of typing. Call CY 2-0772. nence. equaliling world records for the is still a little off his edge. Morrow and h.. tlympies. 487 N. 2nd St. That is, after the World Series 100 and 200 meters. Morrow's 10.2 will smash the field in the 200, ONE GIRL TO SHARE apart- fever which will start tomorrow came in his heat and his 20.6 for however, hut will have to fight off ment with one other. CT 2-9104. a curved 200 meters equalled the a much in New York and be heard across improved Thahe Rakei bob A donna ROOM AND BOARD for a girl the nation. unofficial record. who is recovering from a leg iii in exchange for pelp in home. Other performers produced out- say On Oct. IS, at Berkeley's FA- jury. 545 E. standing performances such as Contact Mrs. Gubernick, wards Stadium, most of the Don Bowden will sum n the 154s , SAVE WITH San Carlos St. CV 3-53.2. Parry 0:11rien's shot putting which US Obnipic track and field team meter test after finally genii, topped his own world mark. FOR RENT and several outstanding knifed into shape. Bowden will be rue and, Rcrnembt r Many athletes came through will take part In one fling in fewer than a dozen no FURNISHED ROOMS $10-$13 performers with the hest efforts of their when he enters the Olympic b. Dry Cleaning per month. Kitchen. Male stu- of three "Olympic Preview" perhaps marks they shall Bootee track and field meets that will Arhenfelter and Bull Rough Dry Laundry dents. No drinking or smoking. never equal again. in the meet Dellinger will win tbe ateeple CT 3-3308. he held this month in California. should be second wilieh many describe as being chase and 5000, butt will he The meets Complete Laundry FURNISHED APT. FOR RENT. worse than the ffnal Olympic only to 1 he Oly mine heats and trouble making the finals in the 1 or 2 men. $50 a mo. CY 2-2152. showdown with foreign coun- Service finals in Melbourne, Australia meet. afternoons and evenings. tries and still are not on the in November. Sowell 463 S. 2nd CY4-2420 CAT The Tom Courtney-Arnie CAMPUS ATTR. FURN. Al'?. & BATH boat. No less than three world records 800 meter duel will continue as for 4 or 3 girls or. college. Inquire The "Preview" meet will feature fell in the final Olympic trials. toss-up basis. but Courtney, th. at 390 S. 6th or CY 2-1327. several of the men that will he SAN JOSE says "Jockey brand underwear's the most!" two others were tied. stronger of the two, should s. APT. on 10th and left behind. such as Paid Held. II ROOM the start in Berkley. at Flinliand," eeya Clare The U.S.. which at record "Dissonance in the coda is great Reed. will fit 3 or 4 males. Its the Arfierican holder in the of the Olympic track year was Eddie Southern may upset Glen, LAUNDERETTE Nett, campus dance band virtIMAO, "but harmony'. what I house on the corner. All Javelin. Willie Williams who twice green chance in the 400 section. I always wear Jockey briefs given little set a world mark Davis in' the 400 meter him& want in the underwear utilities paid. in Ilie 1(10 meters meter hurdles, came through with stand. PO there'll be no fidgeting to upset the beat." it 10.1 and still isn't makeing the on the RIDERS WANTED two men breaking the world stan- trip, and J.an Stanley, former You don't have to dig the 1st est cerebral jazz to know that Pilo Alto to dard and another equalling the RIDER WANTED. San Jose State nee who was nip- Breakfast No. 1 Clare has good counter point about underwear. Better step mark. Glenn Davis took the event San Jose. 7:30 claim out at noon. ped in the finals In Los Angeles up to your dealer's counter soon...buy a supply of Jockey 7 and 9 In 49.5, snapping Valuriy Lituyev's FRUIT OR JUICE POTATOES Call DA 5-7983 between In the 800 meters. briefs and T-ehirts...and feel as good a. you 6,0k.' old mark of 5414. p.m. A few rash preditIons, rash be- TWO EGGS BUTTERED TOAST The Jim Lea-Lull Jones slam - FOR SALE cause it is hunt to determine in COFFEE OR MILK down produced snot her w "rid how good a shape the members ru.mtioLorR. 3'" x 4'" it's in style to be comf,¦rtable in Mark. Jones, holder of the ton ,t the team present. Used 1 semester only. Excellent are at meter mark. topped lea, holder , Jack Davis. world record condition. $2 Call CL 8-8926. WWw4A ARCHIE'S of the 440-yard mark. in 45.2, an holder fur the 110 meter high '54 MISCELLANEOUS almost unhellevahle time. hurdles at 13.5, will have a HOUSEA docket" ' underwent NOTICE. Open house after wed- The next mark to fall, and toue,b battle with Lee Calhoun, STEAK ding of Arthur Pasquinelli on Oct. perhaps the most dramatic of the who tied Davin in the Olympic 545 S. 2nd St. Hours 7 A.M. to 9 P.M sc K snosho, mode wily by W ISCOnen 27. Berryessa Rd. Bring a gift! trials, came when young Charlie Trials. S Pegs 4 SPARTAN DAILY Tuesday, October 2. 1956 ..sensor Picture Sophs Score High Camp.Fire Student Y Will Hold Supreme Court Meets Deadline is Friday On National Test Seniors st ho want their pic- Girls Need SJS tures In the min I.a Torre, sophomores average group Barbecue Tomorrow school yearbook, I sign up score on the spring-time "Grad- For Session Opening Cmi nselors Crummey estate, 1835 Park Ave., tor picture appointments by 4 uate Record Exams ranked far The Student Y will hold its an- above the The nual barbecue at the John D. tomorrow from 4-9 p.m. WASHINGTON, (UP) The Supreme Court formally convened p.m. Friday. Ron tiiipatrick, national norm, accord- Santa Clara County Coun- ing to Dr. Charles cur- cil of Camp Fire Tickets are available at the Stu. its 1956-57 session today, facing one of the heaviest dockets in 1..a Torre editor nald today. R. Purdy, Girls has issued tory. Appointments may he made riculum evaluator. an appeal for college women vol- dent Y.and the graduate man- SJS students scored the follow- unteers to serve uu aids in the Ten Cadets Receive :reties office for 75 cents. Ticket Chief Justice Earl Warren, starting his fourth year on the high from IS a.m. to 4 p.m. esery day ing in the 1 organization's deadline is today at 5 p.m. Tran- court, presided in a warm and friendly manner. He first called on this week at the main desk In test's three areas: work with child- Social Science, 57 percentile; 21 ren. sportation will be pros akal at the Attorney General Herbert Brownell, Jr., who presented J. Lee Ran- the Student Union. All seniors, Natural ROTC Awards StudentY, 9th and San Antonio kin, recently appointed soliciter general. whether they plan to Ise grad- Science, 58 percentile; Miss Virginia Lringfellner, presi- and Streets at 3:30 p.m, -- IP Justice *crows Minton, soon uated in February, June or dur- 31 Humanities. .52nd percen- dent of the local chapter, said Ten Army ROTC cadets were T tile. The to be replaced by New Jersey Su- ing the summer session. are national average is based volunteers will have an opportun- tamed Distinguished Military Stu- Dr. and Mrs. Carl Duncan will on x- le preme Court Judge William J. eligible to have pictures in the the 50th percentile. ity to work with girls ranging in dents recently by Colonel,John E. lead the folk-dancing for the even- Members of last yeAr's Sopho- Brennan, Jr., sat at his place on yearbook. age (Com seven to eighteel Rogers, professor of military sci- ing. Dr. Duncan, Natural Science more Class who wish the far left of the bench watching to know The object of the program is Department head, and Mrs. Dun- Released;Goes their ence and tactics. the proceeding. Minton is retiring individual scores may obtain to introduce the girls to a variety can are arvisers for Spartan Spin- them at the Personnel Office. The Cadets honored for their out- Oct. 15 because of his health. Local CSTA Cif subjects, these may include ners. 5,15 folk-danciny wool). Underground staff will interpret the scores. standing work in The nearly 500 appeals and mo- music, dramatics, home economics, both military BERLIN, Oct. 1 (UP)--Nazi tions filed since last June and 60 crafts, games, etc., with the ul- and academic course a were Robert Grand Adm. Karl Doenitz, Hit- Ch a pter Plans presiously accepted for review put timate goal of helping the girls L. Arends, Richard L. Arington. ler's successor as fuehrer, was re- To Surrender? a heavy load before the court. develop into well-rounded home- from Spandau Prison today Full Schedule SACRAMENTO, Oct. 1 -- (UM- Gerald T. Bartlett, Orville N. leased They also put before the Court anikers. William G. Bonelli, a fugitive from Butts, Eli Gardner. Jay S. Hog- and immediately went under- a number of questions that have San Jose State chapter of the justice charged with accepting Miss Langfellner reported that refe, Stanley 0. Rowel, John F. ground with the help of West far-reaching effects in the field of California Student Teachers Assn. illegal campaign contributions, to- there are 250 different Camp Fire Ream, Terry E. Rowe, and Mel- German Police who clubbed news- civil rights. state and federal pow- plans a full schedule of activities day sent a letter to Gov. Goodwin groups of ten to twelve girls each ford E. Smith. men and photographers. ers, labor relations and business during the college's Centennial J. Knight outlining his surrender in Santa Clara County. They meet Police. in a rare display of bru- law. Year. according to William E. The ten cadets will be eligible terms. once a week in private homes. f o r regular tality, lashed out at newsmen with Brennan will receive a recess Blum. local president. Army commissions Bonelli, former n2emher of the Transportation will be provided their club* a n d smashed t h p. pointment, effective on the day The schedule includes speakers, providing they become Disting- California Board of Equalization. for anyone interested in helping. uished Military cameras of photographers assign- Minton retires. A formal nomina- panels, luncheons, a movie and Graduates. disappeared in Arizona after a Miss Langfellnees phone ed to cover the release of the man tion will go to the Senate when five state conferences. The first num- warrant for his arrest was issued. ber is CY 5-4677. uho had just served a ten-year Congress reconvenes next January. speech will be delivered by a Stan- via! crimes. sentence tor Brennan is a Democrat and a ford professor Oct. 11 at 10:30 Baptists Hold The Western Allies feared the Catholic. His appointment leaves a.m. in Morris Dailey Auditorium. man who :served Wally Esler, Student's Wiriting Quality Helps release of the the Court lineup of six Democrats membership chair- Fall Barbecue a fuehrer for eight days in the and Three Republicans unchanged. man. urges all education majors dying hours of World War II After the opening ceremony the to join the group. Fees are $3.50 Determine Grades on Bluebook Exams The Roger Williams club began might prompt a smell-scale Nazi Justices began wtek-long confer- a year. The quality of students' writing staff has been doubled, and the the fall semester with a barbecue less resisal. They rea oned the ences to determine which cases With the help of a special edi- will be taken into consideration in course is open to all students. before the Spartan-Drake game said about Do.-nit, the better tion of the CSTA News, distribut- JIMMIE'S they will accept fo rresiew. The determining grades in courses re- Pamphlets on the colleges Gen- last Saturday. remilsed press and the to crush rest must stand on lower court ed to students on registration day; quiring essay examinations, ac- eral Education Requimments, in Newly elected officers of the BARBER SHOP coverage of the release. Ester reports nearly 250 mem- Wailing in Lin, decisions. cording to Dr. Fred F. Harcle- which the literacy standards are group a r e: Lilbart Sakoguchi. Three Ch irs No blocked roads to pre- The police bers have joined the organization. road, dean of instruction. included, are available in the Dean president; Wally VVardrup, 1st 123 SOUTH FOURTH ST. vent newsmen from following It was the largest chapter in the vice-president ;. Connie The literacy standards required of Instruction's Office, Room 112. Harris, cor- In the Campus Quarter Doenitz when he left the prison statelast year.' Union Will Close this year were approsed by the responding secretary; and Ruth with his wife in a luxurious lim- CYpress 3-9947 faculty Council last June after Price, recording secretary. ousine. At 10 O'clock several years research on SJ S The Board of Governors of the Instructor Attends Grads May Take Student Union closing hours writing habits. Berlin furegin press association have been extended to 10 p.m. on Tests called a meeting today to draw Nuclear Meeting These literacy standards, now Saturday Tuesdays and Wednesdays, it was Now two locations serving you up a protest to the Western Allies Dr. Ernest Greene, professor of included in the Faculty Reference Graduate Personnel Tests will announced today by William M. LYMBERIS CAFETERIA NEW BLOSSOM GRILL on the Police actions. chemistry and physics was one of Book, include the following: be given Saturday morning in Felse, student affairs business 89 E. San Fernando 250 W. Santa Clara Police broke the camera of the 48 physical science educators se- 1) emphasise on the impor- Morris Dailey Auditorium at 8:30 manager. Open 6 A.M.-8 P.M., Mon. Saf. Op., 7 AM. - 3 A M., Mon. Sat photographer for the newspaper lected to attend a special confer- tance of good writing, 2) en- o'clock, according to Dr. Harrison Bild Zeitung and damaged the Formerly, the Union was open ence given by the Oakridge In- couragement of g.wod writing Heath, testing offoce.r. Graduates BREAKFAST SPECIAL camera of United Press Photo- until 10 pm. on Thursday even- stitute of Nuclear Studies at Oak. and attention to 'writing de- wishing to take the tests may sign Choice of grapher Erhard Rogge. ings only. Thursday closing hours ridge, Tenn., this summer. flden('lea, 3) rejection of papers up in the Testing Office. Three Policemen manhandled will remain the same. Dr. Greene, who is chief of the with a low literacy standard, Dr. Heath reports that the tests HOTCAKES OR WAFFLES Rogge as he attempted to photo- Organizations wishing to hold radiological phase of Santa Clara and 4) the announcement of the are the Cooperative Reading Test, 85c graph Doenitz in his car. Other evening functions in the Student Colnty Civil Defense had his ex- objectives of the Writing Clinic. and the American Council on Ed- Union were reminded that it may Now Serving San Jose for over 30 Years newsmen were held by several pensese paid by the Institute for This year the Writing Clinic ucation and Miller Analogies. policemen while other policemen be necessary to share facilities. the four-week convention, which hit them with fists and clubs. The building may not be used for seas under the auspices of the Rogge said a police truck tried to private meetings National Science Foundation. run him down as he stood in the street before the prison. Fed. Department Approves Report eetings WASHINGTON, Oct. 1- -1 UP C'ollege Chapel will *hold ser- the Industrial Arts Lecture Room.
T h e Interior Department an- vices today at 1:30 pm. in Mem- Kappa Phi will hold a cabinet flounced approval today of a orial Chapel with Dr. Joyce Farr meeting tonight at 7 o'clock at on the proposed feasibility report as guest speaker. 1596 Ilanchett St. $40 million Burns Creek Reclam- ation Dam on the Snake River Delta Phi Delta will meet to- Production Option will appoint near Idaho Falls. night at 8:15 o'clock in Room A 1. project groups at a meeting today at 1:30 o'clock in E 124. El Cireulo Castellano will hold
its first meeting of the year to- Spartan Chi will meet Wednes- -Show Slate- night at 8 o'clock in Room 11. day at 7:30 p.m. in Room 24. Eta Epsilon will hold an in- Sparvets will welcome all vet- itiation meeting Wednesday at 7 erans at a meeting Wednesday at STUDIO p.m, in Room II 14. 3:30 p.m. in Room 55. Hui 0 Kamaalna will elect of- Student Court will discuss elec- The Stage Play which ran ficers and discuss plans for the 94 Wee I PPOADWAY tions at a meeting today at 3:30 school year at a meeting Wednes- p.m. in the Student Union. day at 7 p.m. in Room 107. "TEA AND Student Democrats and Young SYMPATHY" Industrial Arts Club will hold a Republicans will discuss the 1956 business meeting open to all fresh- campaign candidates and issues men and transfer I.A. majors and tonight at the Democratic Head- DEBORAH JOHN minors today at 11:30 o'clock in quarters, 16 N. 2nd St., at 8:30 KERR KERR Also p.m. 'BATTLE OF OITTYSIURO' :IF ROTC Unit Student Nurses' Association will meet today at 1:30 o'clock in B 74. All four-year nursing majors UNITED ARTISTS Promotes15 arc asked to attend. Fifteen Air Fore ROTC men "THE BAD SEED" Student Y will hold the Crum- Is Ti have been appointed to the grade of Cadet 2nd Lieutenant for the mey Barbecue tomorrow from 4-9 John Crummey Estate. fall semester. Those receiving the p.m. at the "THE RAW EDGE'' appointment are Jon C. Anderson, Tickets are on sale in Room 16 at the Student 205 S. 9th Bruce E. Bassett, Donald J. Brick- and Y, St ford, George W. Brown, Bernard CALIFORNIA J. Clark. Darrel %V. Clement, Ed- "BANDIDO" ward J .Cummings Jr., Anthony R 'end M. Cook. Also,. Robert D. FAngle, Noel D. WELCOME "HOT CARS" Gravelle, Kenneth R. Steele, Ric- hard A. Ftrader, Albert G. Strad, Jr. and Jerome .1. Williams, Jr. BACK TOWNE 6:30 A. M. - 3:30 P.M. SPARTANS! "GENEVIEVE" LEONETTIE'S "Tiffield Thunderbolt" COFFEE SHOP
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