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Vol. XX, NO, B EL MUSTANG Tuesday, Novsmbsr 4, 1656 Afro-Cuben Originator Tw o Bulletins From Cal Tjader, Drum Artist, Doan Of Studmti Two-bulletins concern IWTj<|HMTt b ttll Appears In Gym Tonight the office of Everett dean of students. Cal Tjader. accomplished vibraphone and drum artiat, will The first concerns the flying of powered planes, on a string or appear with hla quintet in Crandall Gym tonight. Donations wire, near the baseball-track fields. are|1.25 with an ASB card and $1,78 without One. For the ' "Home .students may remember session being apomored by Laeien Dorm. Throughout hie whanwhen on*one aof our students was elec •tudiei at Sun Joae State and San Franciico State Colleges, trocutadtrocuted s a few years ago flying TJadar doublad nlghta __ _ a model airplane in that area, muilrlan in varioua San Franelaoo original Afro-cuban and progres says Chandler. Jam groups. In 104B ha tumml siva jass stylings on tha vlbas and "The high tension lines are de from nil eduoatlon major to music bongos. ceptive," continues Chandler, "and full time, Joining tha Dava Bru- whilelie with Hhearlng, TJadarTJai It Is possible that a student could back Trio for radio und nightclub waa heard on a number of MOM become Injured again. A^out the appoarancea. ’ , records and several of his own only place we have open Is the air With limbeck, (ieorga Hhearlng tunas ware recorded by Hhearlng.' strip area near tha hangar." During this period ha was tha The other notice concerns "an flret musician to win tha Down age old problem—that of students Heat New Star Award on vibes, E ntering the high school grounds being tha overwhelming selection luringurlng the school day without ex- of tne critics In 1052. pressed1 permission from either antasy recordings claim his Of his own position in Jass, someone here at the college or with U | TJadar says, "It’s all essentially a definite appointment to see some "LITTLE M ill MUrriT set an a toilet eating bar sards and whoyi a group effort. I believe a group onb In authority at the high school alang same a spider , . ." as pertrayed by Mary |a Livers. Eemeeamlag sound is almost mors Important or Junior college." Queen to reiarenas le theme at ’'Mather Oates# semes te Rely.” CRN! Rhete to make a band go over than tha "Many years ago some of our Individual talents of Its mambars. Saturday Night Coronation simplicity Is Important and so is to the high school that th ay felt it * rapport between tha men In the necessary to make general reetrio- group. And above all, whatever tipm concerning entry on the you do has to swing." ■chool grounds," explain* Chandler, "The high -school did hava Jus- Mary Jo Livers Elected their eida. Also they have behind them for it Is a viola- E. I. T. Exam Dalai g a the Public Reboot Law to loiter on any srhool ground/’ Chandler notea. 5 8 's Homecoming Queen Announced: Soon " by Marilyn Harris Enfflntara — here’a tha . .. Mary Jo Llvar* will rgign »a quaan for tha Blat annual Inteat on Enginaar-In-Traln- Engineering Dents. Homocoming Activltlaa, Mary Jo, 10, daughter of Mr. and ing and Profaaaional exnma. ° r Mri. C.B. Llvera, of Studio City, ia a froanman Elamantary Tha California Board of Rag- Kimm f'rmAm Educaton major. Jan Tadford will crown Quaan Mary Jo i»tration for Civil and Pro EIOBlinglMine L,oeas llt th# "CindareliA Ball" Sat., Nov. 8, following tha foot CAL TJADER fessional Engineers has released There’sera’s no doubt about it—tlmeiIt—times ball game. Leis flown from the the examination and filing schedule have changed I Poly, once an ell IlawdanM h Islands will__ be presented ineerst with Dick Plaherty acting for 11)60, mala__school,____ has been Invaded by to Mary Jo anaand ‘her attendants sa as her campaign manager, Senior Engineer According to the atoto board, co-eds. Not a department on a special tribute from the Alumni Best wishes for an enjoyable every candidate for registration la rernpui la without the feminine of Hawaii. Jan wae on* of the Homecoming ie extended to all Wins ASTI Award required to pass the Englneor-In- touch. Even tha traditionally' all royal court for the 1067 Home alumni and atudanto on behalf of Training (E.l.T.) examination, un- male field of engineering has nine coming celebration. th* Homecoming board. "W* hope An Industrial Engineering sen leaa otherwise exempt, before hie co-edr enrolled this fail. ' Members of the royal court In that old acquaintances are re ior, Jesse CreWa or Paso Robles, eligibility for assignment to the clude Husan Graves, Rue Clark, newed and new frelndi made," ex- received thu American Rnclety of These girls come from home professional exam will be consid towns as far north aa Cambria and Pat Houlye, and Joan foarse. rasses Ham Cole, Homecoming Tool Engineers International Edu ered. The following la the examl- as far south as Whittier. They en The merchants of Ian Luis General Chairman. cation Award at a recent meeting nationttai schedule for 1050: Obispo are giving gifts to tha of Los Angeles Chapter Twenty- rolled In: Mechanical Engineering, Exam Datea Pinal Piling Betty Bollnger. sophomore, Raa queen and hor royal oourt this seven. Luis Obispo; Aeronautical Engi year for the first time. A $25.oo Coud Vying The award, presented by Mr. (1) April 85, 1050 ... Peb. 1, 1060 neering, Loralno Cottam, Bsnlor, merchandise order from Rliey’e George Adams of the ARTE Na I) Nov, 1060 . . Rept. 1, 1060 Pasadena and Delma Lang, sopho Department store, and a seasons tional Education Committee, is Pro. Exam Date Final riling more, Cambria; Industrial Engi pass to the Obispo theater will be For Roaoo presented In recognition of bob- (1) Aug. 16,1060 *. April 1, HUto neering. Barbara LeHosa, fresh presented to Queen Mary Jo. Co demle achievement and outstand The board etatee that appll-appi man. Delano} Electronics Engi logne by Dana, Economy Drug; and ing promise In the science of tool cations filed after the final filing neering, Margaret McGowan, soph a fra# hair style by the GladysJladrs Queen Honor engineering. data specified for the examination omore, Renta Barbara, and Mari- Beauty Ralon,, ... will . be . _giv ven to tha Crews Is president of ARTE will not be considered for euch lynn Robinson, Junior, Han Lula queen and eourt.urt. ThaTh# traditionalt Carla Jeaa Kaufman, Junior Student Chapter Twelve. He is examination. Obispo | Architectural Khglneering, personalised Mature album of th* J hyalcal Education major from f lso active as a member of the Thera are two phases to Patricia Dsnlingar, sophomore, court’s activities will be given by onto Maria, is one of 16 comaet- 'Mjustrjal Engineering Club at becoming a registered engineer in Whittierj Constance------Nash, fresh- th* student body. * tog in. the third annual Miss Ito- th* etate of California, fh* first man, Ian Luis Obispilspo, and Joyce Mery Jo was sponsored by Mat f hase ia a test on engineering fun- Dolman, sophomore, Trona. Pica PI, loeiety of Printing Eng- her ementaie, bettor known aa th* he Cal Paly Gilding E.l.T. examination. The second phase Is eel led the "professional" exam. Ito purpose Salli For $2800 ia to examine the candidate In the Ugly Man Contest Opens neeri at iesi year s roiy noyai. Orbit’s Top a thoroughbred gel specific branch of engineering for Closest thing to a Purple People Appearance, personality, and ding from Cal Poly whose breed which he has made application. Eater-*that’s the objective of the horsemanahip will b* th# main ing history goes back to Man O’ annual 'Ugly man' contest bsMg qualities in selecting the queen. War. was sold for IllOO at the Studtnt Govgrnmtnt li held thla week on campus. northern sale of the California Th# contest ie being sponsored Thoroughbred Breeders associat Op«n to Now Studonti by Alpha Phi Omega, national ear 'Parking Problem ?9 ion. Rill Gtbford, Animal Husband vice fraternity, and B'lue Key, as a ry Instructor, and Mervin Becker, Cal Poly provide* a varied pro fuifund-raising ■ campaign for the Col graduate Ail major, touk the gel gram of extra-curricular activities. lege Union. We Have None!’ ding to the Buy Meadows’ Rale on Among these activities le the ilng problem—"we have October 110. student government. Campus clubs are urged to spon Park Ini Orbit’s Top waa purchased by sor their ugliest man and Join to none", this was th* answer re All ('el Poly students, both men the festivities, ceived from George Corkrlel, chief Ivory Long, thoroughbred trainer and women, are members of the security offlcer^whll* being Inter, at Hantu Anita, for George Brent, student association known as the A penny e vote will determine viewed on the perking situation. Brent, who Is on actor in Holly "Associated H! orient* of th* Cali the winner, a« let’s stuff th* mon wood, owns u ranch In Houlhorn fornia Hlate Polytechnic College." ey boxes of. your favorite candi - "A parking problem does not ( allfornla where he rulsos thor date and help promote our College exist, and never did", aaya • The government of student af Cockriel, oughbred horses, fair* Is controlled by the Htudent Union, urge* Bill Dufresne, con Orbit’s Top wns the Dth top Affull* Council, or MAC., ns it is test chairman. Voting will be Held He went on to say, "that moat ■selling rnlt out 50 Selling horse* known on Campus. The olilcer* of from 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. today, students expert to findfin a narking at the snln. The money received Gils council are elected In (he Wednesday, ami Thursday. irises right In frontront of their claaa, from his auic will go Into the Cal spring tor the coming fall quarter, TH* ugliest man will ha present but these places* are usually re- • oly Kmmdtrtlnn to be usrd by the The officers for IPBR-BP nre; Don ed to the public at the Hnn-flte servedittftfttil forfnr staff■ tuff member*,1’m nm hnrs *J hahe Thoroughbred unit In future pur- Roberts, president! Mob Alberti, rally, und again featured In' Hat- '•tated. "Th# only "reason that chnses nod expenses, vlre-j>rc»lrient| and Dirk liohken, urday'a parade. The winning can students think there is a parking H e r a t ary, didate and the sponsoring chib problem la that they are to lasy will be added to the perpetual to walk ten feet," continued Former Arch Student Representatives from each rips* Cockriel, f- Mini curb num .’ll mi' represented In It A IA Guest Speaker the SAC. These various council* , A* of now there are 4000 cart registered for on rampu* parking, Doug Joy, |Phi Architectural oversee publication*. athletic*, DEADLINES gemliiHto und presently director music, the Collegi Union program, und this total compares evenly or TCU, and Poly Royal, Cal Poly’s . Copy for the Tuesdity edit Ion with the tntnl nf Inst ycsfT jj* planning for Ran-Leandro will open house In the spring ■ "Cal I’oly ha* MOM to park be guest speaker nt Nov. II meet of F.i Mustang is set at Friday ear* at anytime, eo ing of aludent chapter American The representative* from- the at 6 p.m. while ropy for Friday’s ,’1000 there institute of Architect*, count'll* are a|so elected previous should never he a student parking Meeting |s scheduled for lab B to the fall quarter. paper Is Tuesday at 5 p.m. in a unauthorised area,’’ stot* »t Tint) p.m. All students may take an active Hi orient* and (aridity are asked Cockriel. UOLrEIT ALL to lt»« was J<*y Is- expected to discuss (be part In student government If they to be prompt with their mater | , l I —■or----- U— __ flf^. In closing, Cockriel said, "that wrbnn renewol project currently nre interested, For more infor- ial If they wish It In H i ~ 0s Wt^Hs^Mssy ^HMjws pU^^v the. parking problem has Improved underway in Hint Leandro ns well .matlon visit the Associated Is*US, Thank you, llaten. This, year's ugly man will greatly over Inst year’s, and to ns subjects related to city plan- Mm,lent* Office in the basement of participate la many Me me earning date iraffle citations have been _ "tog,. the Admlnlstrntlp building. activities. 60 per cent leaa than last year. I Tuesday, Novombor 4. 1958 Pag# 2 EL MUSTANG Distance Men Bewitched Aquasquad To Host toured the course In 17.28 minute* Tough 'Mother Goose' Tilt lege w u th# lack nit” to cross to placer third In tho grtteflng con* Lonp Beach State th* Mustang'# croea country win teat, Varsity and flush water polo. —SM...path, hexing the previously un- Pave Dockland eontlnued hf* 1st* will combine forces In n ('»| . Mnten local* 8(1-22* lit u Halloween ,To»* country trul-bluxlng for the Will Test Polv's Offense Poly tank duel with Long Reach day meet. Mustang* with a 17.12 minute trip, by llill Winkler, Sport* Kd, football title and tho Montanan* State Thursday In the Poly pool, Overpowered lit the :U mile run, but a* u fru*lunuii acorud no vur- will try out thu Muatung* ti n Hplushuff time Is sut for H p.m. ■Ity point* for hie effort. Powerful Montana State College ■topping stone to thV summit. Tho Pooling the talents of his en- Poly’e Jack Wofford,.was the lone continued to flex It* grid muscle Hobcata havo boan playing some Mustang to reup high polnte In ('ouch . Jim Jenaen’e distance tiro aipiusquad, Doach Dick Ander team will travel to Hunts Barbara laat weekend by crunching nt. waak teams of Into, and like Lai son will uso both Varsity and the meet. Wofford, the seaeon’a Nov. 8 to fare the (lauehoe, who Ambroau Cullage 80-18. Poly, havo received meager ac freshman llnsters to cope with a high point croee country man loat to Poly Ud-22 In an early sua- The Hobcuta, looking more like claim for "sparrow gobbling, "ho ■trong Forty-Niner sound, Accord, aon meet. Hocky MounUln Ilona a t the aea- Muatang*. though elogging along . lag to Anderson th* LBS team li eon progiitrogresses, will allp Into the around lfith In the grid rating*, us strung ur strungur than the u n fin ish e d furniture Mustangi ■ „ corral"- Saturday n'-1** would be a bright fuathar in the Fullartnn J. C, aqund which dunked tory are built around Wofford Nveklngng thetrt eighth atralght kill Montana State victory bonnet. -the Mustangs U-it last waak. Wrought Iran and and hia varalty running mate*,'Don of the aeaaon. On the aeore boards, Agooa1 "From here on out wo will face Turned Weed Le«e Lee and Chuck, Thronaen who re M8C grid mentor, Herb Agooa ■quad ha* lighted up 201 point* to some strong competition," say* An. Complete Line el peatedly finiahed among tha top has led hi* 'Cat*' within assy reach thalr opponent* <14 and have deraon, "We had too many easy rinlaklng Material! of the national beat email college beaten North Dakota U, 16-8, Sun runnera. Diego U. 81-8, South Dakota Htato win* hefora hosting Fullerton. We Retard CaMnet* 28-8, North Dakota State 88-20 made three bad pusses in the final leek Caeea period and they probably ooet ui Omaha 48-0 and tho nations third tho match," he concluded. Ckeals e Deeka ranking *mall collage team, Idaho DWELLING'S MOBIL State, 17-tl breaking tho Hengnl’* Thu tough ones scheduled for the string of 1(1 victorias. In the luit varsity aftor the LBS match are two *eu*an* MHC haa won 28, lost Santa Clara, there, Nov, 14| Uni SERVICE versity’VlPtVf ellof California,\ mil. there,V«IV|V| ilWTtNov, two and tied one, 18, itmi thu 8tutu College 1Tuurni- Deeplte the Mnntann State meat, held nt Sun Francisco State Motpr tune up * Brake work ballyhoo, tho Mustang’* chances Nov. 21 and 22. for un up«et are good. With a proven defense and a "sleeping Poly’s flush sound will pity Mufflers and tail pipes installed giant" offense which I* showing Santa Marla lllgn School, here, *lgns of ending It* *l**ta, the out Nov. 18 and Oxnard High School, Wheels Balanced and Packed come can bo bright for Hughes- here Nov. 28 to wind up their men’e toughest tu«t. Nut since the season. Wan Jose State game have tho * Mobil Tires, Batteries Mu*tang* hud the advantage of being genuinely "up" for a game. Colts Clobbered OLIDDEN PAINT CENTER U-Joints Packed Hanking- on the pre-gumu pre-gui cun- dltlon* to route ann offensive unit In Nearby equal to their defensive twin—I In Final Tilt College Square U 3-1711 2114 Broad It. look for the upset. Cal Pnly’a Colt* wound up th* ■hopping Coaler *88 football season 'without the 114 rOOTNIU UVD. STUDENT RATE Pomona CP'i Jackion sweet taste of victory, dropping U M»M their flnai tilt to COP 64-(f laif Making FB History Friday at Poly Stadium.’ Picking up where he left off The Colt line displayed d few la*t season, Stan Jackson, Cnl bright spurts In thu otherwise one Poly's Pomona campus quarter- sided affair which mnda the Mui- .back, la, the nations small college tanc beginners look like newborns total offense leader. In the Clutches of full grown tlgere. Karnlng 1.8X8 yurds In six When the Poly line got their Cal Poly games, Jackson ha* gained more dander up to stop the COP ground thnn 800 yards In each of his last attack, the Cubs traveled the aeriel - three games- n rdrorrt unequalod Hvenue and (continued scoring prac In college football history, accord- tice to the bitter end of in* lop lug to Associated' Press report* sided finale, Seniors and which have been burning up the ■ports wire as Juckson burns up the turf for oiir high riding Po Turkoy Shoot Being Graduate menu campus grid squad. Sponsored By R0TC BRING YOUR Three turkeys are the prliei for Students ' RADIO the annual ROTO tu!%uy shoot Nov, 17 through 21, AND Helng held tU the UOTC rifle i n . range, the shoot will have claiiM mo TV f?r member* of the rifle team, the IIOIC cadet eorp at large, and PROBLEMS college faculty, Engineering Tickets for the event will be TO available fryjit member* of the rifle team, .cadet company com manders, and UOTC office*. Prlcw Business CAL POLY'S are set ut 80 cent* for cadets and one dollar for faculty mamberi. RADIO-TV Person* who wvl*h to reserve fir Physical Science ing lime should call ROTC at all REPAIR CENTER RIB. En(ln**rin« II Available times fur the event ire 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and ammunition, Liberal Arts- targets, and weapons will be fur HOURS nished freo of ehurgo to ell MQN , WED., rm. 10-1 participant*. TUE8„ THUPS. U .l talk over your future Woman buying olives In super TPIDAY ' 3-5 SATURDAY 0-13 market to friend "I never liked tlieso things until someone showed November 18 10 DAY GUARANTEE wo how to fig thum with gin and vermouth." The Reader’s Digest with the Bell System PLENTY OF FREE PARKING Nrw “cornucopia" mlcrowaim horn gout Into flat*, Horne Ilk* thlt will hand to I id,(too phony calU at one*. College Square
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MOST MODERN SHOP IN TOWN SIGN UP IN ADVANCE AT: • ~ * > ■ Closest 8hop to Poly PLACEMENT SERVICE LI 3*8283 ' Ladles Hair 103 foothill Blvd. Styling and Culling Tu**day, Novtrober 4, 1958 EL MUSTANO Pag* 3 Cal Poly Offense Gains Auckland: A Bright Prospect Cl fttuJtahf The brightest pros|H»ot to take after graduation front Jamun Melt CoIUmhI* Hole Pelyleahnl* C*U*«* Tnl Toty*s cross country trail In he entered nn tipen ttttfOO matar (*«n l.uU ithi||i» i:«imiu»» many a season is fieshinan An murlthon and placed aacohd mntlnat KUIlur MIS. Mailt* imal Husbandry mfcjer, Dave Ruck- more experienced competition— A»>n«isU Wrtltor—nib Tttmlln QuartefMiie Against PU land, who la sotting the pace for with the ieo broken ha began to g|mrl« K'llmr-UIII Wbiklur llu-liiMia M stisssr— ('suites Ankbr Battling Pacifto University pro- yard TI) ecamper, tho Mustang's '88 distance run ramble In eurnoat. rsstu re gilltiir— Jaffa*! VIdl'd the Mustang varsity with John l'atmgukls added final ning campaign, hi tha grueling up-hill down l'rmlwiilim MNnsssn—Duus Parker n Imlf game of surprialuglyeuggud Insult to Injury at\d helped make Competing In varsity meets for hill Sun Ffanclaoo Croae City milI Run Klr-oh.nmsn footImlI hen* Saturday nlghl be- the Hudgors pus* oonsolona, The the practice, Buoklund has fin Rnra, agulnul mime of tha bait M* w « ".trK r« Ea!i‘"“ -foro they were submerged by tho lanky tioarterbark flipped a PAT ished fire* three times, third onoe AAU marl thou runnari in tha Put>ll.h«lruWl.ud Turlha thau» »Wl i« "irruun tldnl wave", 48-0. to Run Taylur, Hashed 40 yards and fifth out of d0 runners, In country) Bueklund finished fifth. Quart.*|usn«r hy theth. AA«,mmhiMMIm»»S Btuit.Mi,Stmtenta. CelOil -• The Badgers, exhausted after through the middle of a wide cluding tho beet on the coast. In Culmlnutlnit hla pra-Cul Poly per fernlanrnls But*Bint* i'l.lyUehnlePulylMhnlo Onuses.0.ill.*., BinSen LullLute holding Cal Poly to 1HH yard* end • pen Badger defense which he an apen AAU meet at Santa Bar formance! tha promising newcom- two touchdown* In the lin t half, spread withIhV hie passes. The run aet ham to start the season, i r t H ~wr lioond runnar to croia Initi .xiirM.wl In this n*w«pap*r In ilanai MiiUrudx f i l e ' that MttiiOllil •hulf »• i • 11 iiimilv " ’ 1 ' uut ■vtir*M f i it n il uwniun ik la k tvdee - in#Been lomnr hesenaanow TirA h m tha hnlah Una In tha Culvar .City Waiturn Hamlaphara AAU Mar- of gaa. They made a gallant Panagtvkli tallied from the five Back land wlB go aa a dlatanca Ss«*"T £ a ,’fe 'iiriUs*jES effort to restrain tho "hoasea11 who yard line, 'runner,'" said 'track poach Jim Jen- itftion, a dlatanoa of 8fl mllai MA l.tKl Btu4.nl n.Hly, nnr offl.lal op nlonj, went on to gain 40(1 yards to the aan of hla "diamond In the rough”. yardi airalmt tha oraam of tha ■utw.riptliin prla. If 00 par ysar In aa- visitors 4fl yarda before a humane He Is avarmrlng I minutes par «roaa oountry crop, ( ' v ein , Ofllo.., Hoorn, It A«lmlnl.»ratl«n hullalat. shot from the tlmekueper'e gun Intramural Scores mile hi the ulatanoo vacee and Im Buck land la a glowing potential == ended the_Badger«|_ misery, Monday proving as tha season progresses,” two mller for tha track team, Fleet Freddieiddle Ford was the though ha la tha flret to agraa that first Mustang to score, FlittingIng Monterey 0, Toulumne 18. Mari Thu epootaoular freshman It juat fit) yarda In spectacular Ford posa (1, Math Club 0, Plumas 1, hfglmdng hla oareer aa a win ha made planty of work for tha Shasta 0. ning distance runner. While com- ahoftar aojoum. But aa Janaan BARR'S fashion, the oft crippled halfback Tuesday J otfcig in cross country racee at looked IJke hla old self again aa Calaveras (I, ROTO fl, Tehama 0, antes l.tek High School In Han point! outi Bueklund haa both tha he evaded tncklera on-route to tho Farm Management 0. Modoc 1U, dose, Btiekland ueldom finished natural Ability and tha aplrlt to Rodger goal-line, Lassen 0. Higher than fifth position. Tha day do thlnga for tha Graan and Gold. From alx yards out, Claud* Tur Wednesday ner rammed over from jh* full Palomar 111, Osmdallers 0, I,A,8. back slut for the sicond Poly 0, Diablo 1 (1, (lapher 20, Sonoma touchdown of the first half. 0. Up to half time It was the de Thursday (S-IMIHMIMM fensive wall, with Rich Max and M.K. Spclety 111, K1 Dorado 0, Mat Hruce Butterfield viciously hacking Pica PI 0, Whitney (I. Diablo II 1, C I 01 Ml NO fOk ME N AND VOHNI. Ml N the line In the opening period, Sierra 0, which made the Mustangs worth watching, The offensive machine Known for Good Clothing by for the most part sputtered ui> M y Studeati tine* th* turn of th* cantury and down the field like n model ‘T* —We Stead Behind Our Meichesdlii— with the snark retarded. In the —For Your— POLY'S second Imlf, Conch Roy Hughes JEWELRY NEEDS Manhattan ♦ P*ndl*ton Pendleton * Croiby Squat* put In a few new spark plugs *Mun»ingw*ar CLOSEST ami got hla olfettae running mors IlirREIKMKNT CINTEI smoothly, ••W«t«h** W* give S&H Gr**n Stomp* 871 Montary St, Hobby Heathard started the • Diamond* rash rtf second half TD's, Making a fumble pay off for iKc first time, • Cl**k* ....N Bi'ulhard “dribbled” the ball part • Lighter* way Into the Badger line, regained control, and drove Into th* and • lhavtra aone for elx points, Heathard - i !*w*lry passed to end t’urtia HMI for the two point PAT—boots 110-0, As the run-away progressed, DON ANDREWS Ford added another 118 yard* to his average ns he alg-angged to JEWELRY “Get rid of Spark Plug ‘Miss’- pay dirt. Quarterback Tom Kins- terman tossed to Darwin McGill greatcsL cause of power loss. for the PAT. 1009 Hlguara LI 3-4543 Passing sharply during hie grime sllnt, Klostermnn hit Hleh Put your car next to the Tucker fur a A2 yard score, Benny Martin followed up with a thine New White Pump" CAHPER Calendir Sef See DEAN f . .,,4,.^,,., „ I\ ,,,,,, , , , , , I’otluck socials, swimming and Roal Eitot* Sal** dancing parties are on the social calendar of UnP Poly's branch, of 6th & Santa Yiabal the ('nltfornln Association of Baywood Park iloaltb, I’hyslcnl F.ducallon nod LI 3-6275 Recreatlon-CAKl'RR, announced Ann Hmikldls, club ndvlsur. Roy Sholdon Broker First on the t ’Alll'KIl agenda Is - a swimming party at the I’oly pool, Nov, 10, from 7-0 p.m, Club mem Poly Spociil • bers, their wives and husbands may swim or participate In rerreiftlonal Cut* 1 bedroom horn*. TCP activities In the gym. Refreshments FurnUhad, fenceiyord, will he served. One of the t’AHPKH highlights view In beautiful acids of the year, n • repeat from four Baywood Park. years ago, will he tne presentation of Denmark's touring gym team, Pull pric* only $5750. which will perform at Cal Poly only $750 down with ^ I n t i - M i s s March, if. caiy payment*. The Danish gymnasts are cur rently touring tno nation and ore •Mild a red op* of tit* outstanding See Dein to groups of Its kind, says Miss Hmi kldls. Real Sitat* Sole* Man leaving pet shop with new 6th & Sonta Yiabal /ai2fi-knock. puppy; "("mini, little feller, You rf*. - laywood Park going to cluuige som eon e's mind t l 3-6275 about wall-to-wall carpeting." „ The Header's Digest
iiv si rnr. for "pnrt-tlmc" perfnrmane* from ymir W our? Why put up with lu/y |H»wor on hills, nn get- ; jjiJITOR APPROVED! nwrtVsf Insirutl, drive up to the new white pump at yuuf Shell Dealer's uml fill up with Super Shell with TCP*. TCP ndiL umi-miss to snii-kpmk. "lO-OAX Spark plug ''miss" is »fw gremwitcause «»f puwer U*ss u»- dny ! It cun mb you of 20 to .10 horsepower. Course This "ml**" Is c it used by hnrmful, deposits thut short- -Typlna circuit flic spurk plugs - keep tJtem from flrlnp the fuel ACTUAL *23.95 charge. But I (J* mjditiv c ncutruli/cs these deposit!, stops RICORD ALBUM misfiring nnd restore* Inst horsepmur, m i l w ith p u rth tu */ *ny And don't forget that new Ntfpcr Shell contains aviation fuel Ingredient* thuf give it higher octane for anti-knock* extra energy iur better mileage, ■ „ - ■ - So « nli min mi**, mm I.m>i l«?mut better mill*gf, tod - I* juil 10 diyi you tin turn touch lypln|t Thl* Il * P0RTABLI TYPIWRITIR doesn't' It make sense td get Super Shell. — - (hi quick, *ur*. uijf w*y to Up to • Nhall * 1'iiniofMNrk I t * flu* titiuiu* guNitliitg giltlititr* il*yg|ii)i*tf lip At.ell Meewarvh, Him to typ* BlflHTI 2 YEARS let A Smlth-Ctrual — 1 to P*y!l Jbtally New Ott tht Album m ill Super Shell with t c p M W a lk e r * Tho tnoat powerful jiusuHno wh use-Plus TCP fur Anti-Ml** 785 MARSH LI 3-1827 t.v Tueaday, November 4. 1958 Pag# 4 EL MUSTANG Collogt Hour Sptakor Editors Want Your 500 Freshmen ! ll Ballistic Export Out of the Din Wanted—BOO freahman, that la. Colonel Harold C. Whit#, TCngl- to guard the wood being atackad atudvnt body. Wa atudeftta ar* ail Comments, Ideas for tho bonfire rally by that data nearing Plractor at Vandenhurg Childish Rootori behind you, Mr, Praaidant, a* long Bl Mustang’* Icttera-to-the-edi- from being lit by students of other Air Forca Ha»o, la tha college a* you allow u* to ha. tor column, "Out Of Tha Din" la ei***ea. hour apaakar Thureday. On* of tho sights that Impraaa- Gilbert and Lyman Myara sadly lacking matarlul. If you have The bonfire rally kick* off an ad many Polyltaa at Ban Joaa waa P.8, Oh, by tha way, who would any grlpaa, complimanta, or Juat nual Homecoming actlvltlaa Friday Whit*, whoa* aubjact will b« tha delegation from tha pollcu you bo praaidant of than T want to aay something drop Into night at 7:80 p.m. Tha captain, not tha "Air Foroa balllatio mlaala forca which cama do*# to out- Adm. 21 und talk to th* editor* announced a* yet, of tha football program," la a 1U40 graduata of numbarlng our rooting auction or drop your material In tha baa- (and thata going aoma). Look* Wslk's Bubbis Machine kets provided In tha office, team will light tha blaao, Unlvaraity of Clnoinnatti with a Ilka thay prepared for a full-acalo dagra* In alaotrloal anglnaarlng. riot, .. Music Banquet Thtma Wa will ba only too glad to Wall, wa navar thought we'd aay Cal Poly’s Mualc department hear from you, tha atudanta, and it, but aoma of ua war* wtahlng a luunchod It’* yearly activities Oct, how you foal about oartaln campus GENERATORS — faw minlana of tha law hud ahown 22 whan 870 member* and guaata actlvltlaa, functions, or eondltiopa. REGULATORS up at tha Long Baaoh gam*, Tha gathered at tha Veteran* Memorial All letter* must be signed by th* writers of thia lattar are naithar building for the annual mualc author and names can ba withcld STARTERS taa to taler* nor pruda*i but tho banquet. adol**oant antic of an obnoxloua ‘C Off Th* Bubble Machine" MW r«flUt9l, BATTERIES minority war* to much to lot paaa —tha on* uaad by Lawrence Walk WIRING unhaarldad. in "Just a good honest The throwing of an empty beauty service" DYNAMOMETER and liquor bottle onto tha playing field waa Only one / rather utluaual Yeenf'i Beauty Bhep CAL PARK 1LBCTRONIC method of aupportlng tha taam. E.B. and I.O. YOUNO < LAUNDROMAT IGNITION Wa raalii* the bottle may have entertainment waa provided by tha Phon* LI 3-4064 bean daaignad to atom tha unend department. Carnsr of California B Hatkvty CARBURETION ing flow of Irritating jabber from Tha evening'* faatlvltlaa wars t u n e -u p : our axhuboront .cheerleader (who drawn to a do** with a community » apparently ha* Juat dlacnvored alng lad by Frank Rullvr, boo** anu girl*). In that caa* w* ...... w aympathlaa with tha bottla-wlald- Wlfs leaving movla, to husbandi HOME FRED'S er’a objactlvaa, but hardly condone "I wish Juat ones they'd have a* ADTO'HJCTBIC hie method*.. good a picture thl* week aa they’re “ or THE Wa alao thought we had grown going to hav* next weak!” Monterey 0 Calliomla Blvd. out of throwing tha ekrd* after Tha Raadar'a Digest the half-time atunta. Apparently HEAVENLY Phono LI 3-3121 aoma of ua have ragraaaad. It takaa only one auoh chtldlah Incident by a vary faw ohlldlah people to can- DOUBLE CHEESEBURGER cal out tha‘i* generally ffn
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