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VOL 46 41110 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1958 NO. 26 Pope John XXIII Now Heads Catholic World SOAKING UP KNOWLEDGE Send- Home Followers Hear Blessing 'Daily' Sale Bestowed by New Leader
Compiled from United Press International - Toda Thousands gathered in St. Peters Square, Rome, yesterday to ' hear Ends Angelo Cardinal Roncalli declared 262nd pope o the Roman Voters Will Shrink Today is the last day for the Catholic Church and its half billion followers. sale of Spartan Daily send-home Cries of "vava il pape" were roared by the crowd as the 76- umber o editions. Anyone who hasn't pick- year-old successor to Pope Pius XII appeared to deliver his first pon- ed up a copy yet rsay do so in tifical blessing to the people of Rome and the world. In Queen Contest the Library arch until 3:30, ac- Coronation of the new Pope, who has chosen the title of John ' The field of 30 Homecoming cording to Editor J. P. vanEttin- XXIII, probably will take place Queen candidates will he nar- ger. Nov. 9, Vatican sources predicted. rowed to 10 hy tomorrow's stu- The send -home Daily has met A "darichorse" candidate, the dent body soling. with considerable student response. election of Pope John XXIII may Polls will be located in the vanEttinger said, an. the special and by the south mailing envelopes "hive gone over have been a compromise, accord- Inner Quad door of the Speech and Drama very well." Ile said yesterday that ing to Father John Duryea, mod- Building. Boothe will be open the extra five cents for the en- erator of the WS Newman Club. from it:30 a.m. until 330 p.m. velopes includes postage, but only Because of the Pope's age, his "Since the queen is to repre- to points in the United States and reign may not be long, Father sent the entire student body, we its possessions. hope that a large number of He was gratified by the fact Duryea pointed out. It should, students vote in this election." . that copies are being sent to places however, give him time to bring Joyce koulion, queen committee Come what may, Senior Dave Davidson continues to Study. The sueh as Iran, the Philippines and the College of Cardinals back to chairman. commented. site is B25. where a broken line caused the foundation and floor Ireland. "I'm very happy to see to sink. According to Vick C. Janeen, chief engineer, the broken its authorized strength of 70 mem- Each balloter may vote for 10 the wide appeal our paper has cre- water line, which caused some classes to be transferred tempor- KOED Features bers from its present low of 53. women, according to Miss Row- arily to Morris Dailey Auditorium, is expected to be completed ated" vanEttinger sad, "and I'm son. today. The other line breakage was below the walkway between impressed with our 'worldwide' MANY APPOINTMENTS Pietures of the 30 candidates the Women's Gym and the Home Economics Building. 'Classic Corner' circulation." In commenting on the election will be displayed :it each poll- Spartafoto by Dave Batchelor Today's KOED programing Price of the special Daily is ten to4 of the new spiritual leader of the ing place. gets under way at 12:30 with 15 cents, with the special envelopes Catholic world, Father Ihiryea *- minutes of news and sports, to five cents extra. CARDINAL RONCALLI be followed by a half-hour show Members of the SJS chapter of ... now Pope John XXIII prophesied Pope John XXIII will Book Talk Reviews "wed Weekly "classic Corner." Sigma Delta Chi, men's profes- make many appointments to se- Modern Postpones variations on old U.S. clas- sional journalistic fraternity, are condary executive positions. Seidenberg 'Inquiry' Today sic themes will be featured. Mo- manning the stand. The papers dern favorites like -Stranger in sold during the day also are being ,ASB Church executives will he giv- Paradise.," and "I'm Always onsiders
science, psychology, sociology, an- mailed out the same evening, van- en increased power, he predicted, to Russ Whence Man' Reply Chasing will lie Ettinger said. book talk scheduled to thropology, philosophy and his- thus relleqing the Pope of manly Today's played, along with the classic By United Press International tory," according to a review in At- ef Pope be presented in rooms A and B pieces from which Favors work. The n John they were Card of the Cafeteria at 12:30 p.m. by lantic Monthly. UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. The taken. Alex Zanini will emcee Student Council is expected to XXIII was used Merl than 500 Dr. John J. Meryman, assistant The review noted that Seiden- United States put off replying to the show, which is directed by Sales Engineer discuss further today the proposal years ago. professor of psychology, will open berg categorizes future man as a Russia's "categorical" rejection of Doug Coleman. to give honorary ASB cards to for discussion Roderick Seiden- "depersonalized automan" in a However, the previous John the Westet n offer to suspend nu- other college ASB officers and to berg's "Post -Historic Man: An In- "flawless encompassing world or- To Discuss Radio clear weapons tests for a year be. Religious Council members. XXIII is regarded by most Cath- quiry." which attempts to trace ganization." ginning Friday. ASB Pres. Dick Robinson said olic historians as an anti -Pope In the historical development of The hook, according to Dr. Dusel Launches At SJS Tonight the idea is a good one, for some an era when a wide split occurred man's collectivism. Meryman, interprets history and Religious Council members and between Church factions. LANDS SAFELY Book talks are a weekly event tory and the historical progress Milton Seymour, sales engineer ASB officers of other schools have LOS ANGELES--A DC-6 pas- sponsored by the library sub- of man in terms of organization, for Lenkurt Electric Co., will be The son of a North Italian plane brought an estimated 'Yes on 3' Day had difficulty getting into SJS ac- senger committee, headed by Dr. Ezek- looking at the future status of guest speaker at the sharecropper, the new Pope served Honolulu to Institute of tivities. 98 persons safely from iel Bogosian, professor of Eng- social man as related to the Dr. William J. Dusel, SJS vice for 27 years as a successful Vati- after one Radio Engineers meeting tonight If these persons were to carry Los Angeles yesterday lish. trend toward social organization. president. yesterday expressed con- can diplomat, but was known al- 300 miles at 8 in S164. with them these cards they would engine was feathered Students and faculty are invited Next week, Elmo A. Robinson, fidence that Proposition 3 will be ways as a bishop at heart. not be inconvenienced by having to from shore. to attend the talks and bring their former head of the Philosophy De- endorsed "by all Californians who Topic for the meeting will be identify themselevs at these func- Pope John XXIII VMS ordained lunch. partment, will review "Philosophy appreciate the potential dangers "Carrier and Microwave Radio tions, Robinson contends. a priest in the Rome Church of IKE SPEAKS FRIDAY Seidenberg, an architect, dis- of American Education" by Dr. as well as the countless benefits Equipment for Transmission of The matter was discussed last Santa Maria in Monte Santo NEW YORK President Eisen- knowledge of John T. Wahlquist, SJS president. resulting from accelerated growth Telephone and Telegraph Cir- plays "an impressive week with the Social Activities Aug. lo, 114111, and celebrated hower has agreed to make a na- of our population." cuits." Council, Athletic Advisory Board his first Ma... in St. Peter's Ba- tional TV Republican campaign Dr. Dusers statement launch- Seymour is a senior member of and the Board of Control. silica. speech Friday night from Balti- ed today as "Yes on 3" day, as the I.R.E. and previously instruct- Today's council meeting will be- more in a windup appeal to voters. Fiom the balcony of that same officially designated by Student ed electrical engineering at the gin at 2:30 p.m. in the Student No time for the speech has been Increases Council. The council endorsed historic edifice he carried out his set. University of Salary a Nevada. Civil Union. resolution hacking Prop. 3 in first public act yesterday after it was announced by Nicola Cardinal earlier action. RECORD C.S. DEBT Canon that "we new Pope" "Passage of this proposition VEEP, STUDENTS AGREE haves WASHINGTON - - Federal debt - in the traditional Latin words would mean $15 million worth of hit the highest peak in history, 14 Papem." Prop. Proposed by "Habemus new buildings erected on the SJS the Treasury announced yesterday. campus, In order for SJS to handle 23 the total gross public Editor's Note: This is the sixth contend that officers know the 'NON-POLITICAL' On Oct. Its large student load, passage of $28e,1451,429,075.13. in a series of articles dealing salary of the office when they are The pontiff is considered a "non- debt touched Prop. 3 is mandatory," comment- with propositions on the Nov. 4 candidates and should not expect political" Pope in short, one who ed John Dunn, chairmen of "SJS general ballot. an increase during their term. Op- will devote his main effort to the 'HATCHET WOMAN?' Students for Prop. 3." ponents further contend that ex- spiritual affairs of the Church LONG REACH -- The Long Gayle Benson, senior business By RUDY DEL RIO tensive increases were voted dur- rather than to international Beach Press-Telegram in an "open ing the war when law allows for major from San Leandm, will as- events. letter" to Sen. William F. Know- Proposition 14 would allow sal- salary increases to current office sist Dunn in the student program land charged him with reaching I ary increases to county, township In addition to his historical re- holders. for the state construction bond "new low in tactics" and using his or municipal officers during their issue, according to the chairman. search, the Pope found time to Passage of Proposition 15 would wife as a "hatchet woman." term of office. Present law pro- In cooperation with Dean of Stu- teach Church history, apologetics repeal a current ban on boxing The Press -Telegram referred to hibits some elected officer to re- dents Stanley C. Benz; Robert and patristics at the Bergamo Memorial Ba- Mrs. Helen Knowiand's recent let- matches on Sunday and ceive a pay raise after election, ron, assistant to Dean Benz, and Seminary. in Day. ter to 200 GOP leaders which except in time of war. Any pay ASH Pres. Dick Robinson, Dunn's In World War I, he was draft- she said Gov. Goodwin J. Knight raise becomes effective upon a Backers of Proposition 15 con- committee has planned an Infor- has a "macaroni spine." that compelling of observ- ed into the Italian Army and new election. tend mational program designed to im- of human sened for a year as a sergeant ances is a violation press the Measure 14 'also would permit students with the urgen- then al; rights. Proponents say they can- in the Medical Corps and the legislature to set salaries of cy of need for voter approval of prohibitive law on an Army chaplain In %admits not condone a Prop. 3. supervisors, district attorneys and Sunday for that which is lawful Berrniuno hospitals with the To aid the program. a (Ise- auditors using other factors in ad- other day. rank of lieutenant. any member Student Speakers' Bu- dition to population as a basis for Opponents of measure 15 say reau has been organized by Blue After she war, he founded Italy's wage scales. that not religious standards, but Key, men's campus honor seri- first "student home" for aid to SJS Vice Pres. William 4. iliv4e1 Mid three students prepare to students in Proponents of this measure say rather the limiting of certain ac- ety, under the direction of Proms place "Tem on 3" Aickers on their ears. students from left to right middle.elass public OCTOBER SPECIALS! tivities have been imposed in many Bill Sturgeon. are stelle, Unser, John Dunn and Joan Hampton. The bond issue, schools. that eppointive county officers re- Grief, heartily endorsed by state will come before Good ceive immediate compensation in- instances by the people themselves Speakers include Jerry Snyder, education officiale, He also played an active role the electorate Nov. 4. Spoetafoto by Paul Itticalstein Charley Brown, creases, but through constitutional provons: Bob Foy, Nev Griffin, Larry Lack. In the Catholic Action Movement, the law prohibits some Don't tell Polo Opponents further argue that the Sturgeon and Dunn. Freshman which was then starting to develop elected persons from receiving any or Albert but we status of boxing is not impaired Kitty Diener, representing the into a powerful force. pay raise until they are re-elected ha40 genuine alligator or appointed for a new term. Back- by the Sunday ban nor would Sun- ASB Community Service, commit- Set Revision TO ROME for only 3.95, Court CALLED belts ers point out that county hoards day matches add to the general tee. 'vile serve as the committee's Student Court procedure is be- a selected .:r.up of His activity all, acted the at and that's practically of supervisors, whose members welfare of the state. coordinator, ing revised and should be com- sturler3:: who have had prior ex- of Pope Benedict XV. who Peanuts Bring serve staggered four year terms, Proposition 16 would lift the pleted by next month, according to perience in student courts. already had met him. The Pontiff Shroeder along too, receive unfair compensation in tax exemption now granted to Psi - that private schooling reduces Pub- Chief Justice Dick Christiana. called him to Rome to work with and lust say, that members of the snme board Otte and paroehial schools. Back- lic school taxes by 8118 million an- Facing the committee is the job At yesterday's Court meeting in the congregation for the propaga- "Linus up a few!" are paid different salaries. ers of this measure contend that nually. Opponents also point out of classifying the ASII Constitu- the Student Union. Christians said tion of the faith. Opponents of Proposition 14 ar- tax exemption:1s an indirect pub- that parents of the 340.000 private- tion and by -loss for clarifying the gue that it would enable the legis- lic subsidy. Proponents say that ly educated students pay their full a special committee Is being authority of the Court. A cardinal priest, he was born lature to raise wages of county of- this is a diversion of public funds share of public school taxes. Tax formed to rearrange certain as- Regular c,urt meetings are held NoV. 25, 1881, and was created a Roos/Atkins ficials during their office terms by to private purposes. exemptions total less than two mil- pects of the constitution. Tuesdays at 2.30 p.m. in the Stu cardinaT hi 1953 by the late . Mira a simple majority vote. Objectors Opponents of measure 16 argue lion dollars, The committee, said Christiana, dent Union. Pius XII--whom he succeeds.
2.-41PARTANT DAVIS Wednesday. October 29, 1958 $ e 4^4V.ININO. 41,"/".1,$ 1V671041:,,fic,INY Editorial LITTLE /WIT CAMPUS Spaztanaiiii BARB WIRE I t- Wro.A.W.g...~..4.0"..a.44.06000000..., Entered at silcond class matter April 24, By BARBARA LUETT Two SJS coeds Tell this sad i934. at San Jos., Calif.. under the act *S, I CERTAINLY Charges, Recharges 'WeS. tale. of March 1, 1579. M mber Celifornla TriAt'S A AGREE WITH There are reasons and them are Nowtp per Publithert. Association. wOHOERFJL. They have a roommate, who is Californians go to the polls Tuesday to vote in one of the state's THAT .. 4Plk reasons why 7-30 classes should daily by AssociaNd Stud nts !CEA lthey swear) the most popular Publith d most heated arid crucial elections. Spirited campaigning, charges be abandoned. of San Jos St t Coll qc except Sat. coed on campus. She receives on and Sunday. during colleg tier and counter charges have characterized the race for the important The reason is, it's just too urd y best an average of six telephone calls with one issue during each final exami- state posh. morning early in the to get up every evening -- usually between nation period. ' Generally it is accepted that the party that wins will gain a CV 44414 Editorial Est. 210, Adv. 211. and go to class. Too many "things" the hours of 5 and 6. For some major voice in national politics. In the sizzling race for governor, the Prost of Globe Printing Co. happen when you're not quite reason, she was never there and Democrats offer Edmond G. (Pat) Brown, the Republicans, William JOHN SALAMIDA awake in the moming. her roommates Were kept busy EDITOR Knowland. For instance, the other day at BUSINESS MGR. DICK FOLGER hopping up from the dinner table Uttar BOB PETERSON Brown, the state's attorney general, walked off with an impres- noon I saw a coed sitting on the Day to answer the telephone and take NEWS EDITOR . GEORGE SKELTON sive victory in the June primaries. Knowland, a top Republican leader lawn eating her lunch. She pulled messages. COPY DESK CHIEF LOLA SHERMAN in the U.S. Senate, is fighting for his political life in the elections. out a sandwich-lunch meat ---and Ralph evening Sports Co -Editors Chatoian In last June's primary election, Brown copped top honors against took a bite. Then she stopped. Finally, one it became Lou Lucia Knowland by a margin of 662,010 Republican and Democratic votes With a strange look on her face, more than they could stand. One Librarian Gayle Montgomery out of a total of 3,868,992. Knowland, without a doubt, is staging "ftsss. I'LL ts,evEV_ she carefully examined girl grabbed pencil and paper. Feature Cold,tors Hugh Mcerew it. Then, Barbara Luetf an uphill battle in a bid to win the governorship. THAT WILL P.E p_NOE wrote a short paragraph and lust g5TAN HOW piece by piece she began pulling Socioty Editor Arhm Phillips SPLENDID, stood by the telephone. Too add to the crisp campaigning, Carfornia Gov. Goodwin J. MD GOT PROMOTED TO paper out of the sandwich. She'd Fine Arts Co-Editors Phil Geiger Knight seeks Knowlanci's vacant senate post against Democratic Con- L PRCFE5 501Z forgotten to remove the wrapper. When it rang, she picked up the Est Il Cox gressman Clair Engle. Engle, who has been a congressman for IS I inquired as to the reason she receiver and calmly rattled off Wlr Editor Cathie Tr agle Mary Go ts years, won the nod in the primaries her paragraph in a monotone hobs Editor by more than 559,000 votes. had forgotten to remove the wrap- Exchange Editor . R15 H lutr Knight and Knowland, despite both having the same party affiliation, per. voice: -This is Carol Brown's an- are at odds over the important labor situation. In an effort to gain swering service. At the sound of EDITORIAL STAFF Her answer -- "It's those 7:30 Gary Brown, Republican votes and sooth the the gong, the time will be 5:31. G ylir Montgom ry, Hugh disagreement. President Eisenhower classes I have every morning." Scotto, Bill Phillp1. H ry y Johnson, De. came to California this month. I told you so. Carol's not here right now. I yid Elliott, Michael Johnson, Bill Knowles The President's efforts at conciliation on the West Coast ap- don't know when she'll be hack. Joyce Floret Nan ear t;n;, Myrna Too parently have done little or no good. Knight and Knowland seem to This is a recording so no questions chon, Rudy Del Rio, J. P. .an Etting r, Bob Crowir, Bob P terson, John Curry, be just as far apart, and just recently Mrs. Knowland charged that I have another "one easy les- can be answered and no messages S-13 Joe Crow, J McH nry, Knight has a -macaroni spine." son"- this time for the girls. It's taken. Deposit your 10 cents now. There's no doubt about it, the Republican candidates have a Wee" one easy lesson on how to make a Thank you." -ropememorieslama;.-- bleak future in Tuesday's elections. They hope their fireballing cam- hit with your roommate. She answered the telephone paigns of the last few weeks have turned the tide. with this spiel all evening. The roommate now is home every eve- Readers Express Reactions, Opinions ning to receive calls. sian people a better understand- 'Smooth Foreigner' Ultra-idealistic? better to do something than The San Jose State library re- ing of the countries in which I've nothing. Don't you? Thi.ust and PariY ceives 1300 current periodicals and livrcl. Maybe ultra- this is an Ashleigh E. Brilliant, 15 newspapers. It is also a selec- Some people seem to find a idealistic approach; may Proves it ASB 8607, tive depository for California state Pregnancy significant connection between my won't work at all. But I think it's tounding of the Russian Club this documents. Library resources are By MIKE JOHNSON under uater hether in South semester and my having helped Coed Has Gripes supplemented by inter-library loan A toad that is likely to be found Africa or San Jose. It needs very borrowing from state and other to organize the protest against , Dear Thrust and Parry: either in water holes in South little food I this one hasn't been littraries. nuclear bomb testing in the spring Deans Scrutinize What has happened to the Spar- Africa or in hospitals throughout t fed in three weeks), and doesn't Well, maybe there is a connection. tan Daily this semester? Talk the world is the current "Animal need trapezes or rubber balls for In each case. I've been guided by about school of the Week." in the Natural Sci- amusement. Recently. a New York 14 New Courses spirit land that's a strong desire to help ease in- editorials seem to ence Department. firm marketed the toad as a pet. Fourteen new courses for vari- about all your ternational tensions and to make do), the Spartan Daily just hasn't Known as the "African Clawed ous departments are presently un- with Warty skin is characteristic of the world a slightly more secure got it. Front pages are dull con- Toad." this animal has an ability der scrutiny by the Academic toads, according to Dr. Smith, but place in which to live. sistently, for the most part. You ghuirtun that has provided the answer to this one has slippery skin. Its I had the same objective three Dean's Council, according to Dean really must have to have pull to an important question for millions (Bp Ow A Whew al "Rally Round Oar Flag, Boys! "and, Latin name is taken frpm its skin, years ago when, after graduation Fred F. Harclemad, chairman. get your picture in the Spartan "Barefoot Boy with Chrek.") of women. It is used in many hos- "Xenopus laevis." Translated, this from college in England I emi- Daily --that is, unless you are one pitals including San Jose Hos- The council met recently and dis- is -smooth foreigner." grated to the United States. At of the high and mighty journalism pital) to diagnose pregnancy in cussed 12 of 14 suggested addi- Dr. Smith said the toad lies that time I thought that it could majors who must love to see them- humans. tions. best be achieved selves in print. THE DRESS PARADE Dr. Ralph Smith, 545 pro- In a pond till it gets hungry. by starting with the minds of the young. But one fessor of zoology, and director Then it scratches the bottom of Other business included a As for the "editorial" page --- semester In all my years of obRerving coed fashions -and I have been of the "Animal of the Week" the pond u ith Its feet tuhlch of teaching in a Califor- changing of forms for application (we have to laugh when we say are both clawed and webbed), nia high school was enough to arrested many tintes- I have never seen such verve, such dash, project, said a blood sample for use of the Stanford University editorial) - what is a collegiate convince me such Je ne sass gaoi as can be found in this year's styles! from the woman in question is stirring up all manner of in- that the odds were spectator? Are we wrong to as- sects. The insects swim for too great and time too short for library and authorization of a Injected into the toad, and a sume that every byline in your I ant particularly enchanted by the new "baby waist" dresses higher ssater, and the this method to succeed. committee to study current grad- reaction that is produced within toad paper is not that of a student? which so many of you girls are favoring this season. How darts out in pursuit. uation and admission require- four hours provides the answer. So now I've gone back to school Why aren't more editorials writ- demure you all look in your "baby waists"! How sweet! How ments. More than 99 percent salidity This particular animal, which myself, with the single purpose ten? There certainly are con- innocent! How colorful when your housemother lifts you up has been recorded. of learning all I can about the troversial subjects to write about s. is on display on the second floor and burps you after dinner! The toad can be cared for of the Natural Soviet Union and trying to ac- If the editor hasn't the ability to quite Science Building, One sweet young thing to an- Another trend that leaves me limp with rapture is the over- easily. Unlike ordinary toads, this was given Dr. Smith as a Christ- quire some measure of under- write any stimulating and thought other: "It's the little things about sized handbag. Goodbye to dinky little purses that hold nothing one is completely aquatic. It lives mas gift. Her name is Rebecca. standing of her history, geography, him that I like-he owns a small provoking editorials, why not let at all! Hurrah for today's sensibly sized bag with plenty of language, and political system. and a small "George" do it? mansion, a small yacht room for your makeup, your pens and pencils, your shelter racing stable!" Pauline Patterson, Next year I'm going to travel half, your Slinky toy, your MO, and your Marlboros. there and try to give the Rus- -The Reader's Digest. ASII 4179 [From Other Campuses - - - Did I say Marlboros? Certainly I said Marlboros. What girl can consider herself in the van, in the swim, and in the know, By RAY HELSER have earned straight "A's.- The 4 if she doesn't smoke Marlboros? What man, for that matter. Do you want a filter that is truly new, genuinely advanced, Kent State University . . . has "slow" one only could make a "B." In addition to their college "Get rid of Spark Plug 'Miss= hut at the same time, does not rob you of the full flavor of seven high school students enroll- loads, the students are carrying a first-rate tobacco? Then get Marlboro. Also get matches because ed in college courses in chemistry, full schedule in their high school greatest cause of power loss. the pleasure you derive from a Marlboro is necessarily limited zoology, calculus, trigonometry. curricula. if unlit. analytical geometry. algebra. Eng- Fresno State College . . Col- Put your car next to the To return to coed fashions, let UR now discuss footwear. The lish and history. All, with the ex- legian had to call on engineering popular fiat shoe was introduced several years ago when it ception of one "slow" young man. majors for help, The request for New White Pump'' became obvious that girls were growing taller than hope For aid was made because journalism a while the flat shoes kept the sexes in a state of uneasy balance, students couldn't figure out how iisfacv" hut today they will no longer serve. Now, even in flats, girls to move their new horseshoe- K B M are towering over their dates, for the feminine growth rate has shaped copy desk into the journal- RENT A TYPEWRITER continued to rise with disturbing speed. In fact, it is now ism building. Spec;a1 Student Rate thought possible that we will see fifteen-foot girls in our lifetime. University of Kansas . . has 3 MONTHS $IS a parking problem. The school But science is working on the problem, and I feel sure KENNEDY BUSINESS MACHINES will 16 I. Son F nnnnn do CT 2.27501 has a parking lot which employs American know-how find an answer. Meanwhile, a tem- the use of a control arm. This porary measure is available -the reverse wedgie. arm operates when the driver of The reverse wedgie is simply a wedgie turned around. Thie the car approaches the toll gate tilts a girl backward at a 45 degree angle and cuts as much as and deposits a quarter. The Camille FLORIST three feet off her height. It in, of course, impossible to walk in ,ATELFLOP TCP _. weight of the car trips a switch this position unless you have support, so your date will have to Largo Group Orders to raise the control arm after the keep his aria around your waist at all tunes. This will tire him Frotttraithrs quarter has been deposited. The / adds k Sororities out in fairly short order; therefore you must problem arises when sports cars constantly give 402 W. Santa Clet CV 7.0057 him encouragement. Keep looking up at him and batting your attempt to get through after the o:rott from S lashes and repeating in awed tones, "How strong you money has been paid. The switch are, /Anti-Miss\ shorty!" was designed for the heavier American-made cars. The problem is solved usually by the driver re- to questing the help of passers-by to sit upon the fenders. MG convertible drivers can HOLLYWOOD squeeze under the arm. II anti knock STUDIO Kappa Rho Sigma Kappa Rho Sigma, San Jose Special Rates to Sororities women's philanthropic group, will and Fraternities tiptv srm.t for "part-time" performance from your finance a puppet theater for V V car? 14'hy put up with lazy power on hills, on get- Happy Hollow, the children's cre- aways? Instead, drive lip to the new white pump at your Proofs shown on all placement ative playground to be a part of Shell Dealer's and fill up with Shell with TCP. and graduation photos. Your Kelley Estate Paik. Super TCP adds anti -miss to anti -knock. .’e :` Retouched. The organization began in the Next we turn to hair styling. The hair-On this year is definitely 1920's with San Jose State and Spark plug "miss" is the greatest cause of power loss to- the cloche-coif. One sees very few crew rids or Irene Castle 41 North other college women as members day! It can rob you of 20 to ill horwpow cr. First Street bobs, and the new Mohivan cut seems not to have caught on 'Fhis "miss" is caused by harmful deposits that short- San Jose, California Part of the funds for the puppet ut all. In fact, I saw only one girl with a Mohican - 'Modelle theater originally were accumu- circuit the spark plugs - keep them from tiring the fuel CT 2-8960 riigafoo;+, a sophomore of Bennington. Her classmates laughed lated for a sorority house. charge. But TCP additive neutrali/es these deposits, stops and laughed at her, but it was Modelle who had the last laugh, niisfiring and restores lost huurseprrsu cr. for one night a dark, handsome stranger leaped from behind a forget that FICK CORONA UNDERWOOD ROYAL REMINGTON And don't Super Shell contain. aviation birch and linked his arm in Rhodelle's and said, "I am Unerim, fuel ingredients that give it higher o, tans- for anti -k Tula - the last of the Mohicans -but I need not be the last, dear lady, extra energy for better mileage, if you will but be my wife." Today they are happily married Iperitriferi So with anti -miss, anti -knock. and better mileage, too -- and run a eandied-apple stand near Macon, Ga., and have three doesn't it 'make sense to get Super Shell. Mohicans named Patti, Maxine, and FOR RENT little Laverne. ft,oll I ,..femar 01. ',h., no...v. Special Rental Rates for Students 1144 bias 501 6 5
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I to fullback in order to spell,. . . utts ed Spartababes prepare for Fri- S 10th & Tully Road Sat. ular 'darter, Floyd Elliott. I day's hussle against Fresno State's ------IO?W N ; A & H Cripples Hamper Prep forByRALP VandalsHcHAT.A Bull Pups, at Fresno. mi- AUTO REPAIR GENERAL AUTO REPAIR Hard running fullback Paul Millarke and staunch tackle Dale Getting set for the journey to Boise, Idaho, San Jose State's SPECIALTY Pacific's Chances Hunt will miss the Fresno Spartan grid squad is working on both its offense and defense in pre- game. ERWIN CLEANERS IDA Millarke is out with a torn chest paration for its battle Saturday afternoon with the Idaho Vandals, GER HYDROMATIC cartilage, while Hunt suffered a "Quality Work at NO Increase in Price" iON and The Spartans, after their impressive squashing over the Denver ION Of Great Season back injury; both will miss two or Pioneers Saturday in Spartan Stadium, 27-7, hold a two win and three SAN POWER GLIDE !hive weeks of football. Sweaters Cleaned and Blocked COP Tigers are in serious trou- loss record. eian TRANSMISSIONS Coach Coley will shift guard ble with a dearth of line losses SJS dropped its season opener to University of Washington, Ed Burke to Hunt's tackle posi- Beautifully STUDENT RATES 14-6, and then was upset by the "V crippling theniiunted Bengal run- I -hr. Service at no Extra Charge 456 E SAN SALVADOR Rainbows of Hawaii, 8-6. Cal Poly .uett CY 5.4247 ning game. invaded Spartan Stadium the fol- 20‘; Discount IIip Ola Murchison, speedy left end, 424 E. Suf. Clara rar lowing week and edged out the, The gladiat with ASB Card Con will be out for at least two weeks Then Spartans in a close one, 10-6. by LOU LUCIA isle with a foot injury. Add to this the the S an Jose State offense caught s ts previously injured right tackle fire and beat the favored Arizona Mark Duncan, backfield Wayne Hawkins, possibly lost for State squad, 21-20. They made it coach for the San Francisco 49ers, said after Saturday's Spartan ricd the season with torn knee liga- two in a row by heating Denver. field day that he especially liked the looks of lugh CONSULT ments; the absence for the season three of the SJS eleven De The Idaho 11 has a two win Dr. of right end Bob Denton; and He said, "You really can't tell too much which of the boys has vies, Harold Haskell and four loss record. Oregon now right halfback Bob Hicks out pro potential from one game's showing." At first he refused to name Tou Optometrist hitewashed the Vandals, 27-0, Latest styled glasses for an indefinite time with an arm any of the players but he gave out positions and clues. He didn't In the opening game of the Ne-11- end opt,cal prescr.pfions fitted injury. Tiger hopes for that "long say not to print any clues so here goes: son. Teyh lost to Minnow', 14-10 No Appointment Necessary looked for" great season are be- ''1 think that big end looks ; and then %shipped Utah, 20-0. Easiest Credit Terms ginning to trickle down the drain. good," he commented. Earlier in (Please mention Spartan Daily) Pacific's football forces ran into Washington State overpowered the press box he had been looking Rabid 49er Fan CY 7-1880 100 So. 1st St. its second straight aroused mid. the Vandals, 8-0, Oregon State at the page drawing of Dan Col- western football team last week beat them, 20-6, and last week chico that was in the program. Pleads Innocent UNITED AIR LINES and dropped their second game of Idaho was victorious over Arizona Besides, even before he mentioned Offers its Stewardesses the oppor- the year and in a row by a 27-18 University, 24-16. "big end" we had referred to Col- To Halos 'Sock' tunity to travel, visit beautiful cities count to Marquette University. Saturday's Spartan triumph was chico as "Big Dan" in football and meet interesting people. You in two years SJS The Tigers move eastward this the second time write-ups. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI( Will. may get information from the has run off the home field with Forthe second pl a yer men- week to take on Boston College, jam G. Dunn, 34. pleaded innocent Placement Office or any United Air a victory under its belt. tioned we put Ray and Ray to- Lines Office. PRESSURED? a team that holds a victory over yesterday, for the second conse- Marquette and highly- r a n ked Oneal ('..terry, speedy Spar- gether with Norton and Norton cutive day, to charges he took a or Miami of Florida tan halfback, unwired s trraterday's and came up with Ray. Ray. Nor- iwrivonmee doe to pulled liga- ton, Norton. Two and two still poke at the coach of the Chicago makes four. Duncan had asked Bears. ra -s LIGHT LUNCHES ments in his ankle, but Head You're right in sigh. (7oach Bob TItehenal believes the man sitting next to him 'what After scolding him, Municipal FOUNTAIN SERVICE class is Norton in," during the in new Flap-Porket the 111.5 lb. back will be ready Judge Edward O'Day told him to So busy that you Can't bother game, with career planning until gradu- for Saturday's contest. return Friday for a ctsurt trial This couldn't be called a ',A.C- ation day 1 Both Titchenal and Marty Feld- and commented that the case 4 rer because anyone who can TAPERS man, line coach, feel the Idaho would be dismissed on the motion A career in life insurance selling run a 9.3 century isn't to be may be right in your footballers are a rough crew. Ac- of the district attorney if Coach f'slifornia slarka line. It offer* sneezed at. Especially if the many benefits among them: cording to the SJS coaching staff, George Halas failed to appear as wind is blowing in the u rung No land oo cawing* they have a big, fast squad. the complaining witness. Halas Same super.or quality that has direction. said earlier that he would not ap- always made TAPERS th leader . A business of your own "Most of the men on the Idaho For the third choice it would pear. Now in the latest Flop-Pocket Take tire now, team have the needed experience," the to talk with have to be pure speculation as style In a variety of fabrics the head of our college unit Feldman said. "There are many "I was on my way to get a hot Duncan did not mention any posi- and colors about an absorbing future in one-year and two-year letterman dog when I decided to give Hales tion or give any other clues. But, Sizes 30-36 the hie ,osurance business. on the squad." a piece of my mind for so much scouts are mostly interested in said. This was Idaho, coached by J. Neil "Skip" officiating," Dunn $4.95 to $6.95 seniors. Therefore, the seniors who Chicago Coach's Ray Freeman Stahley, use the same type offense a reference to the 40 No. 1st St. saw a lot of action were; Bill arguing decisions with the game INSIST OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK as SJS, which is the wide-open pro RN TRU Across from Student Un;on Atkins, John Colombero, Al Con- officials. Art Martinez CY 7-5707 style spread T. ley. Sam Dawson and Ron Earl. MENS WEAR IILAM DUTCH MILL Being a backfield man, Dun- PROVIDENT MUTUAL LUNCHEONETTE st National Charge Plan Insurance Company can's interests would naturally Lite 183 EAST SAN FERNANDO PATRONIZE We G. Blue Chip St mps Of Philadelphia He there. Therefore, Colonthero 88 S. 2nd. St., Open Thurs. til 9 KA Cops Lead and Dawson are cursed from the OUR ADVERTISERS quintet and placed on the specu- lation platter. Dawson hail the OVERHAUL SPECIALS Via 25-6 Win better night of it and in 'stir estimation is the third pick. Auto Trans. $35 All Makes Kappa Alpha fraternity, by post- ing a 25-6 victory over the Sigma The 'third man theme' may be off Valve Jobs $15 and up Nu hotise, racked up its third key because sometimes a jun- ior or sophomore is being glanced San Jose State RATES FOR STUDENTS straight victory in a row. All other SPECIAL previously undefeated Greek touch at early. Anyway, we're pretty with A.S.B. Cards sure of football squads were downed in the first two; Colchico, 6-4, 217 yesterday's action. lbs. from Port Chicago; and Norton, 9.3, 9.3 Seniors and Theta Chi pulled off the big up- from Breeze- JOHN'S GARAGE ville. FRED and set of the day with a 19-13 upset 1557 SOUTH FIRST ST. CY 5-6559 victory over the strong Delta Up- silon squad which was undefeated Fountain: Breakfast, Lunch Graduate going into yesterday's game. Dinner About The Yanagans pulled out a 2-0 Caltaway's..Crysfal Something to Write Home victory over the PiKA Alums to Students highlight independent action. By Creamery Tire ci endiy ,,Ast14,1tome- atmosphere of Its victory, the Yanagans kept pace 7th & E. SANTA CLARA with the Good Brothers, forfeit in 101 MOTEL victors over the Spartan Seven. CLOSE TO COLLEGE AND TOWN FRATERNITIES S. I. Radiator Service FINE RESTAURANTS NEARBY Sigma Chi 6. Phi Sigma Kappa 17. CLEANING Let Engineering Chi MODERN UNITS ----TV Sigma Phi Epsilon 7, Lambda REPAIRING Manuel 21 Alpha 0. ALL CREDIT CARDS HONORED Sigma Nu 6, Kappa Alpha 25. RECORING Do If Theta Cl, IC, D It Upsilon it. 648 So, First St. CY 3-5708 Business 1787 So. 1st St. (U.S.I01 So.) CY 3-6553 Theta Xi 7, Alpha Tau Om g 6. INDEPENDENTS PiKA Alums 0, Yanagans 2. Sahara Oil Co. -New Shipment Just Arrived" Army ROTC 12, Th. Zoo 30 Physical Science Outcasts 2, Ground Gainers 0. BEST GAS PRICES CREW NECK SWEATERS Loose Ends 14, Kirby.s Killers 1). IN SAN JOSE 75% Lambswool 25% Orlon The Group 2, 567 Lodge 0. Good AT A fraternity favorite! Bulky ribbed, Brothers 2, Spartan Seven 0. 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'Witch Holiday' Teletrainer SPARTAN Its a Halloween preview of "Witches Holiday" when Co-Rec A demonstration ot a teletrainer FOUNTAIN Women's Gym from 7:30 p.m. until 10. is held tonight ;n the will be presented tomorrow after- Basement, Student Union Bldg. Feature of the evening will be the "Haunted House with Ghosts noon at 230 in CH160 by Miss and Goblins Galore," according to a spokesman. To participate re- quires an ASB card and a pair of tennis shoes. Catherine Feehan, school relations If is suggested that women wear pedal -pushers or shorts. Men supervisor for the San Francisco should wear cottons and fee shirts. office of the Pacific Telephone activities: - Co-Rec offers these and Telegraph Co. badminton. table tennis. solleyball. jOitton rrottr5 All business education majors social dancing, uke lessons andClubs Must Send -Quail) 14 ith ttttt may - singing. are invited to attend the demon- The Co- Recreation Committer. stration of the teletrainer, which STUDENT TOURS whose activities are open to ar Representatives I. an aid used in business classes members of the student body, is to teach students the proper use TO a sub-group of the Student Coun- of the telephone.' cil. Events are financed by Stu- To Board Meeting A movie entitled "Voice of Your dent Body funds. Business" will also be shown and EUROPE Other special actisities spon- Attendance is -compulsory" at refreshments will be served. by the Co-Rec include an sored a mass meeting for organization The program is being sponsored all - college badminton tourna- representatives at 7 p.m. tomor- by Pi Omega Pi, national business Book now for Student Tours for '59 ment, a mi ed doubles tennis Swilling 1411e1.11 1,1 the Grand National Livestock row, according to Bill Douglas, Exposition Horse education fraternity. The group tournament and II mixed volley- Shim II nil Champiiinship Rodeo, Judy Orem of Lakeport, Col.. Hilton Student Tours in cooperation with Travel steadies her will hold a short business meeting ball tournament. chairman of the Student Activities mount. Shim begins October 31 through November 9. Advisors of San Jose are again planning bigger Judy is accomplished horseivoman. Es rots preceding the demonstration at 2 Refreshments will tic served at Board. nil! be held in San and better student tours for '59. Rates and depar- Francisco Cow Palace. photo h> Inivrnational. in TH114. tonight's program. The meeting, to be held in S210, ture dates will be announced soon. See or call Don for all recognized campus groups Auditions Open Torte for further information. has been called to review current SJS Blood Drive concerning activities. rG rules For Entertainers aduate Students Travel Advisors CALL ASB by laws state that to re- NOW Success---Chairman main a recognized grou p, the At COP Exchange Merritt Greene Howard Nelson The Selah 1)1,,id drive group must send representatives Offered Three Tests CY 7-2121 was a great success." stated Mari- to the meeting. Douglas added 24 E. San Fernando The Rally Committee will audi- Personnel tests for graduate dents at SJS to determine success lyn Myers, recruitment chairman. that it is recommended that the tion acts for the COP exchange students will be offered Nov. 20 potential. Given yesterday in the Student group president and social chair- rally tomorrow night at 7:30 in in the testing office from 1 to 5 The tests are a matriculation re- Union, donations numbered 122 man attend the meeting. Morris Dailey Auditorium. pints. "Although less blood was p.m. during a special testing ses- quirement for graduate students. Copies of the new organizational "We want all types of enter- given than last year. the number sion. according to Dr. Harrison F. handbook will be distributed tainment, especially skits, panto- Zlext regularly scheduled tests RECORDS of donors 11611 increased," Miss Heath, test officer. Thursday evening. Rules for camp- mimes and impersonations," stated will be Jan. 17, and Feb. 4 of Myers said The number of donors The battery of three tests, in- CAPITOL us advertising and selling also will Laurie Mastrofini, publicity chair- the Selah cluding AEC, cooperative reading next year, is important to winning be discussed. man. COLUMBIA Pereira award. and the Miller analogy word test Graduates who wish to take Douglas said that revised offi- The exchange rally will be RCA held (given only to graduate students). the tests must sign up first in the One girl to another: "We had cer lists are to be in the Activi- at the COP campus In Stockton. is designed to see if a norm could testing office, according to Dr. MERCURY ties Office. Admin. 242, by Oct. In turn. the COP Tigers will stage an awful time. I had on my new be established for graduate stu- Heath. Angora sweater, and he was wear- 31. a rally at San Jose State. Always at a Savings! ing a blue serge suit." - Values as low as $239 - The Reader's Digest Spartaguide DRY CLEANING CLASSIFIEDS ' The Nationally Advertised Sanitone Process Alpha Eta Sigma, accounting: Spartan Twirlers, meeting. t- lab. tonizht. TH124. 7:30. nicht. WG22, S. THOROUGH QUICK CONVENIENT FOR RENT Athenians, meeting, today. Weekly Share Session, meeting. ' Boys Lovely clean rms. Priv. kitcS. SD115, 1:30 p.m. today. Grace Baptist Churc Quiet. Near college. CY 7-3331 7-8.30 Judicial Based, meeting, 11:30-1:30, LADIES SUITS Largest Selection of Stereo Records err. 7.10 p.m. AWS today. Admin. 236, 3:31) pm. BEANERY BULLETIN Special $1.10 Modern Apts. for rent. Complide!y Co-gee, meeting, tonight, Wom- Coop Fourth and San Fernando 1.0 IN BY font_ near campus. Hurry mgr. Apt. Gym. 730-10. Hot 9 OUT AT 5 COAST RADIO 1 636 S. 99, S*. en's roast pork smiths ich wills Discipline Prayer Cell, meeting. dressing and applesauce .....45 266 South First CY 5-5141 Share .pt. Sr. E. E. will share modern tomorrow, Grace Baptist Church, Baked Vienna meat loaf 45c, roe. Al SHANK'S Open Monday and Thursday 'til 9 ept. $35 Kanady. 1526 N. 7th. a.m. Wieners Cl' 5-4670, 6:30 and kraut 45c Friends (Quakers), meeting, to- Plate lunch tchoice of entree, DRY CLEANERS & SHIRT LAUNDRY Ositstandiaa now apts. compl. furs. day, Student Y. 12:30 p.m, one vegetable or salad, roll Second & San Carlos weli..we carpeting end decorator fea- German Club, meeting. Friday. and CYpress 3-3701 tures. Gar., Garb, end circ. soft weer hutteri . 60c Patronize Our Advertisers incl. $100 ma. double. $120 for 3. kg. Student Union, 7,30 p.m. Cafeteria seventh Street Mgr. 633 S. 84 St. after 2:30 P.m. dwir. Billet, dance, Saturday, 240 LUNCH Alviso. Santa Clara, 8 p.m. 'Macaroni and cheese 35c I Warm. ferm apt. for 3 and 1 furs. Newman ('lub, initiation, to- NEW CAREERS FOR studio apt. for I or 2. CY 2 1494 afte- Half fried chicken 45c 7 p.m. night. Newman Hall, 8:15. Green peas 12c Phi Upsilon Pi, meeting. Friday, Corn 12c MEN OF AMERICA: Furnished studio apt. for 2 men. $55 S26. 10:30 am. and 1 male to share studio. $30 incl. Spartan Special Lunch 70c 1 bli. to co'lege. CY 2-2152. Pi Omega Pi, business meeting. DINNER tomorrow. T11114, 2 p.m. New 2.kalrm, krn, Yankee pot roast 65c WEATHER EXPERT apt. near Sean. PI Omega Pi, Demonstration Ina. 514 S. Wigerni. Creamed shrimp on rice 60c CH STERFIE program, tomorrow, CH160, 2:30 Brussel sprouts 12c The fantastic speed and range Mole Student +0 share home with 3 p.m. Nice, races. aft Pickled beets 12c of new jets push weather $37.1.0 mo. CY 2-694 Presbyterian College Fellowship, 5 per. Spartan Special Dinner $1 meeting. tonight, Student Chris forecasting to new horizons., Ups. 2-bdrm. turn. so'. 1 bli from ce tian Center, 7:30. Aviation weather service pus. CY 4-5085 o. AX 6-4356 et. 6 p.m. Rally Art Committee, meeting, MARCHICK'S alone will require an estimated Quiet rm. Male-62 N. 744, near Care. today, Dugout, 2:30 p.m. 12.8 million more yearly. pi Rrio. horn,. CY 512355. Rally Committee, meeting, to- ARMY-NAVY Wanted: more weather experts. Clean rms. for men. gitch p iv. 2 shwrs day. S142. 3:30 p.m. Complete Line Society for the Advancement of CY 3 6'97 a’ 5 633 S. Stli. ROTC and AFROTC Management, meeting, tonigh t, CHESTERFIELD KING moves up Lye. 2-rm. fern. apt for 2 or 3 neon. Util Briefcases ahead with the Men of Arner,ca Paid. 454 s 74. Hawaiian Gardens, 6:30. Binders wherever their jobs take them, Furn. cottage in arch. for :ervir.e. Complete Line of cpl, Hsewrk. and gardening. CY 4-9242 Luggage day: ewes. EL 4-9633. Educate Educators OPEN THURSDAY Ni(...,HT 2 ham. *pi. 1,7 ha. from campus. Man Prof 53 S. 90, CY 4.7453. For Education 223 So. First Street FOR SALE TV Series Offered 1,11 Triumph Cub. 120C. $560. Purchased 7 wneks ein. Save $20. 150 E. Reed Edueatiiinal tel ision will edu- AP, 2 cate educators today, tomorrow Accordion, 1 40,11n0 1 70 bess. 7 twitch. and Friday. Li* i ne. Best offer. CY 57184. Bay area educational TV sta- TI-3 1111. Easily. Err.. cond. 6 800 mi. tion KQED will offer a series of CY 7 8492 after 5 p.m. programs from 4 to 4:30 during TRANSPORTATION the next three days designed to orient all teachers on utilization Will take riders for 8.30 celsses. of television in the classroom. Woociside Redwood C;ty. UL 1-7517. Members of the college staff are SUPPLY AND WANTED invited by the college television POWER TOOL MART Pa t SA as reader to b'ind student. center to watch the program in 1401 W. SAN CARLOS jars I 4.19 TT134. as Across From Sears 40801"
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