Califrnia State Library Sacramento 9, Calif:rnia Recorded Concert air Skies Today Santa Clara Valley residents Today's recorded concert in the can look forward to fair weather I.ibrary will include Richard Rod- today, according to the weather- 'Victory at Sea" orchestral man. The forecaster says it will suite, arrangcd and conducted by be slightly warmer, with the Robert Russell Bennett. The con- high ranging frorn 72 to 77 de- cert performed by the NBC Sym- grees, Northwesterly winds of 10 phony Orchestra will be heard to 15 miles per hour will prevail, from noon to 1 p m. and again from patiatt ccording to prediction. The en- 3 to 4 p.m. in the first floor study raging report came on the room in the south wing of the eels of the season's second hea- Library. SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE viest rain storm. VOL. 45 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1957 041111w Number 15 Hoffa Barred From IN CANADA Scholarship Student Top Teamster Post Offer Made Council Makes WASHINGTON (UP) A fed- bar the union's leaderships from reprisals against the plain- By British eral judge yesterday temporarily taking 42 ASB tiffs in the suit. Appointments barred James R. Hoffa and other Marshall scholarships at English STANDS LITTLE CHANCE newly elected officers of the team- universities offered by the British Letts agreed that the rank-and- sters union from taking office. government and state scholarships Report Changes file group stood little chance of Hof fa was elected president of by the California State Scholar- the union to succeed Dave Beck accomplishing anything by "intra- Students who have changed 250 Apply for Positions ship Commission are open to ap- at the recent teamsters conven- union remedies." telephone numbers and address- plicants, Jerome Fink, assistant to tion in Miami Beach, Fla. He said there was danger that es may contact Piddle Relations the dean of students, reported. Federal Judge F. Dickinson the union would suffer "continu- Office, Room IS, to pros ide in- In Student Government As a gesture of thanks for Mar- Letts signed a temporary restrain- ing disgrace" because of domin- formation to keep Sparta Key, shall Aid, the British government By RAY BARCH ing order, in effect suspending the ation by corrupt officials. student directory, up to date. has established a series of annual In a special closed session yesterday, the Student Council convention's decision and set ap- Marshall scholarships to enable pointed 42 students to positions in student government. The appoint- Monday, Oct. 21 for a hearing. Americans to study NI British uni- ments followed three days of interviews by the council. Some 250 stu- He ordered Hoffa to show cause Grad Deadline versities. Flu Patients dents applied for the student posts. why he should not be prevented applications Deadline for making Each year, 12 awards are offer- Terri Galvin was appointed female representative-at -large: Di- from taking office. is Oct. for graduation In January ed to American students. Both ana Stelling, court clerk; and Richard Christiana and Diane A temporary restraining order Respond Well Beall, so- 18, according to the graduation in- men and women under the age of phomore male and female justices. normally expires in 10 days. Dr. Thomas J. Gray, director of formation office. Smiling farewell from plane 28 are eligible. The scholarships Ron Gleason was appointed sen- ILLEGAL SELECTION health services, exprenled satis- Candidates for bachelor degrees door, Queen Elizabeth leaves are good for two years; each has ior male justice, succeeding Ron The judge acted on a plea by Canadian tour. pho- faction today over the way in may make appointments in the Londun for an annual value of 550 English Ortland, who was killed in an ac- 13 rank-and-file teamsters who to by International. which students confined to McFad- POLIO GAINS Registrar's Office, Room 124. pounds 415401. Married men will cident during the summer. charged that 80 per cent of the den Health Cottage with respira- Major-minor sheets must be on receive an extra 200 pounds (560). Therm students will hold their convention delegates were illegal- tory infections are responding to file before scheduling an appoint- APPLY BY OCT. Ilt posts until the December elections. ly selected to insure victory for treatment. ment to apply for graduation. Groups Plan Applications for he academic Hotta and his slate, "The infirmary was cleared over APPOINTMEN'T POSTPONED year 1958-59 must received by Letts ordered the teamsters to the weekend but is now full, he Appointment of a public Bibler Dinner Oct. 31, 1957. rela- show cause why other proceedings said. "In all cases patients have tions committee director was post- Library Has Chi, national pro- In order to qualify for this pro- at the convention as well as the Sigma Delta responded to antibiotics very sat- poned until Wednesday, to permit fessional journalistic fraternity, gram, students must have a 3.5 election, should not be declared isfactorily, and we have been able the full council to interview two and "30" Club, women's journa- scholastic average better, Fink void. The union made sweeping New Books to keep the turnover of patients candidates Larry Lack and Dale lism group, are sponsoring a din- said. Additional information may changes in its constitution at the More than 200 new books, cover- at a high level," he added. Scott in regular session. ner for Dick Bibler, cartoonist, be- be obtained from the assistant An earlier estimate of meeting. ing subjects ranging from glass- 80 pa- The council appointed Al Wal- fore his "Chalk-talk" in the Con- dean of students or by contacting tients by this week now seems to The judge also tentatively set making to Buddism, have been burg, Tom Burns, Joan Healy and this cert Hall of the Music Building, the nearest British Consulate or have been a little high, according a $5000 ceiling on any transaction added to the College Library Jan Neter to the College Life com- Thirty-four new record- 8 p.m. Thursday. British Information Services, 45 to Dr. Gray. He said that he did by the union subject to his find- semester. mittee; Al Stones, Curt Luft, Bar- have also been added, accord- Those planning to attend may Rockefeller Plaza, Now York 20, not have the latest figures on the ings in the hearing. ings bara Mohle, Doug Steel, Barbara The judge he will to Miss Joyce Backus, college give the dinner cost to Cathy Fer- N.Y. number of patients but that he also indicated ing C. Johnson and Mike Joyce to the librarian. guson, president of "30" Club, or The California slate scholarship belived the figure had not changed Awards Committee. A sevent Is These recordings Include not Bob Craft, president of SDX, in program was established during appreciably since Friday when 62 member is still to be appointed. only musical selections, but several J107 before 4:20 p.m. Thursday. the 1955 general session of the cases were reported. 3 Faculty Members Dick Robinson was appointed to readings, such as readings in Greek The groups will meet for dinner State Legislature, Dr. Gray expressed skepticism the student community service literature and Irish verse, "Just So at 6 p.m. at the Town House COMPETITIVE AWARDS over an early delivery date for committee; Serve on Panel on Stories" read by Boris Karloff, restaurant. After dinner the Each of the competitive scholar- flu vaccine that is now on order. Dramatic 89 per cent reduction and Claude Wander, groups will attend Bibler's lecture. ships is for an amount equal to "I have had no definite word." he In polio over past two years is Paul Thiltge, Al Beach and Ron Vachel Lindsay reading "The Con- reported may be tuition and necessary fees. in/Washington by Mar- Elliot, fairness committee. Public Relations go," and "The Rubaiyat of Omar Additional information Max- said, "but don't expect the vaccine I lon IL Foils ,,,,, . health depart- by Alfred Drake. obtained from the club presidents. imum amount obtainable under in large enough quantities to en- ment seeritnirv. photo by in- Three San Jose State faculty Khayam" read APPOINTMENTS this prpgrarn is WOO. able widespread innoculation until tertsationalt members participated in a panel Other appointments: A scholarship award may be December," he stated. discussion at the regular meeting Nancy Westenberg, Chuck Price, -A111 GIRLS used at any two or four-year Cal- The first supplies will be used to of the Santa Clara County chap- PAN chapel committee. ifornia institution of higher learn- innoculate health workers, city ter of National Assn. of Social Navy Band To Give Rich Hill, Don Bowcutt, Kathy ing, accredited by the Western officials, firemen, police, the very Workers last night, acording to Treagle, Susan Wasson, publica- College Assn. young and very old, those having Robert Allen of the Palo Alto Two tion* committee. Applicants must be California another illness who can't afford Performances YMCA, program chairman. Margie Nixon, Elle residents, 24 years of age or leas, to take chances, workers in es- ApproxiMatrly 135 years ago. Gabler, Nan- Milton B. Rendahl, professor of cy Woodland, and must have financial need. sential industries and teachers. the United Sctes Navy Band was Judy Ashbrook, lec- sociology, was moderator of the composed of a single musician: ture commtitee. discussion on the public relations James F. Draper. His name ap- Judy Keech, Dave Morketter, of the county social welfare. Seniors Announce Contest peared on the payroll of the Amer- student activities board. Gordon B. Greb, assistant pro- ican frigate "Brandywine." Norm Freberg, athletic advisory fessor of journalism, spoke con- Dates More than 100 musicians will board. cerning radio and public relations. for 'Gorgeous Gains' play in the concert to be perform- Sharon Ann Clark, activities He is former KSJO news director. Audree Westfall, Gorgeous Gams After two election sessions, the ed Sunday in the Civic Auditor- evaluation committee, appointed Representing KNTV was Robert I publicity chairman, announced at ium at 2 and 8:15 p.m. to a two-year term; Guy, associate professor of drama. class finally was able to fill the the Senior Class meeting yester- Crndr. Charles Brendier, band Lawton Thomas, Sellah Pererla on leave. offices. Reasons for the delay in- day that all entries for the con- conductor, received his comman- State chairman. ' Two other panel members were cluded a twice-tied vote for the test must be in by Friday. Posters der's promotion, a life-time rank. Jim Browning, Dave Warren. Ward Winslow, feature writer for may go up any time next week. office of female representative at In 1953 by an act of Congress. Spartan Shop board. Palo Alto Times, and Keith Kal- Applications for the contest may last week's meeting. Yesterday, the The only other Navy musician to Carol Brost, parking committee. denbach, feature writer for San be obtained through Shirley Han- achieve a similar status was the Neil Darrow, radio-TV commit- Jose News. two candidates for the office, Don- sen, C7Y 5-9689, Any group on cam- late John Philip Sousa, composer tee. Approximately 19 students in na Tandrow and Kathy Foster. of "Stars and pus m a y sponsor a candidate. Stripes Forever." Lynn McDonald was appointed Jour. 130, publicity course, attend- who was elected, faced their fellow Tickets to the concert, Pennies placed in jars with the the by the council to the McFadden ed the panel at the request of was elected, faced their fellow band's first performance on the candidates "gams" pictured on Health Cottage committee when Grob, instructor. The students freshmen for the second time. %Vest Coast since fall of 1953, are them are counted as votes. These no applications were received. came in contact with a practical Carl Maloney was voted male re- on sale in the Library Quad. Stu- Pole area where they are flying this week are jars will be in the Outer Quad problem in public relations, he Studying South presentative; Laurie Mouterot, his- dent rate for the matinee is 75 NEW comMtrrnes pretty stewardesses Patricia Ilepinstall. left, and Ruth Kelly. They from Oct. 23-25. said. commercial flight to the pole. torian. and Sandy Sessions, public- cents with an ASB card. Evening The council also made last min- are part of Pan Am crew on first JUNIOR CLASS Presiding over the meeting was photo by International. ity chairman. rates are $1 50 and $1. ute appointments to two new com- More members are needed on the Mrs. Martha Newman, president mittees, suggested by the admin. publicity of the association. committee of the Junior nitration. Campus Digest Class, Carol Nanney, publicity BIG TIME CRIME Jerry Helstenrund and Martha Police Grad chairman, said yesterday at the Alhourie were named class meeting. to the col- SJS Students Prints 'Guidelines' lege building committee: Charlene Chosen Veep Persons are needed to make pos- Can a Pile of Silver Waring and Donna "Guidelines for 200-Level cour- ters and banners for the after- Tandrow were graduate Lt. Bart appointed to the Plan Program San Jose State ses". developed by the Allege game dance Nov. 9 with College college flag com- Collins, chief of detectives, San Graduate Study Committee, will mittee. Students interested tn helping of the Pacific, she added. Balm a Police, was elected vice presi- Conscience? In Jose be issued in this week's Campus Those interested in helping with empty coin drawer lay under the other council developments: plan a recreation program for pa- of the 60th class at the FBI By MAX SHAPIRO President dent Digest, published by the Public a paper drive to raise funds for parked car. Don Ryan disclosed tients at Agnews State Hospital Washington. 13, C. I watched a robbery Saturday academy in Relations Office. the Junior Prom may contact that College of Pacific has agreed will attend an orientation meet- night. I picked up the dispenser. It was "Guidelines" contains general Ralph Parker, chairman of the to a "peace pact.," to be signed ing from 7:30 to 9 tonight at the Robert Galli, another former It wasn't the sort of crime that badly dented and a few twisted information for faculty members drive. at a dinner, Nov. 6, before the Red Cross Headquarters, 440 N. SJS student and present chief of makes headlines, and in the strict pens were visible Inside. regarding the teaching of gradu- There will be no claim meeting San Jose State homecoming game, First St. police in Sparks. Nev., was elected (taking personal pro- Then I noticed some lettering on ate courses on campus, according legal sense Nov. 9. Place and time of the din- In the past, Spartan Spears and class secretary. Monday due to sorority rushing. the machine. I turned it to catch to Dr. James W. Brown, head of perty in the possession of another ner is still to be determined. Spartan Shields. sophomore hon- Bill Douglas, president, announced. the glare of a street light. There The men will remain in the the Graduate Studies Division, by violence) perhaps it wasn't even orary service groups, SOPHS PLAN DANCE were Instructions for inserting a and Wesley capital until early Notember a robbery- but I think it was. Sophomores will sponsor a dance quarter and the word "Kiwania." Foundation, campus Methodist or- studying the latest developments It happened about 9 o'clock on following the San Diego game, Then underneath was some more Widow ganization, have given parties on in crime detection, prevention, Student Section the corner of 6th and San Sal- of Prof from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday in lettering: "For needy children." Wednesday evenings for patients and administration. vador, near my apartment. I heard police methods the Women's Gym. at Agnews State Hospital. Of CRS To Meet a clanging racket outside but did- Donates Stocks Last San Jose police officer to Admission will be 25 cents stag Norman Johnson, coordinator of n't pay any particular attention: University of Nebraska Foun- attend the academy was Police Student section of the California and 35 cents for couples, according volunteer services at Agnews, will It eometinies gets pretty noisy Exam ,kpplicat ions jt)n revently received Blackmore. to Gay Walker, publicity chairman. $100.000 speak at the meeting, designed to Chief Ray Recreation Society will hold its around our neighborhood on week- stni Bob Young is general chairman ks from Alm Edith Dim - train students for their partici- first business meeting tonight in ends. for the dame. Jerry Smith and n it ed in Stippi V. mitt Elder, widow of former San pation in the program, according the lounge of the Women's Gym, I glanced out. Six youths were Jose Vets Study List Armand Delgado are in charge Of State College professor Dr. 4 to Mrs. Maurice Fleming. Red according to Brenda Biggs, CRS huddled around an object, Intent I..mited supply of applications music, and hive taped two hours Jay C. Elder. cross director of educational re- publicity chairman. Their car was for the annual Foreign Service A study list card must he on of dance music, as well as an in- on beating at it. With the gift the foundation will lations. Guest speaker for the evening Officer Examination given by the file in the Veterans Office for terval of progressive jazz to be double parked and they were ob- establish a fund to support lec- will be Miss Ardith autos. U.S. State The Red Cross needs volunteer all Korean veterans attending Frost, assist- played during intermission. livious to passing Department is now tures, clinics, demontrations, keep drivers to drive students to Ag- ant professor of physical school under PU.. 550. educa- Dress for the dance will he cas- After a minute or so, they threw available in the Placement Of- , Nebraska medical personnel in- news at 6:45 p.m. Wednesday tion, who will give a Veterans who did not fill out report on the ual, and refreshments will be serv- something under a parked car and fire. Room 100 in the main build- formed of recent medical research nights and return them to the National Recreation Congress Mg. one of those cards at registration she ed. sped off. discoveries. attended campus at 10 p.m. time must complete one immedi- September 30 to October FROSH ELECT Curiously. I walked to the cor- Candidates for the examination Dr. Elder, who served on the 9.13 Students interested in serving 4 in Long Beach, ately In Room In, the veterans Calif. Elect ions wee still the main to- ner. The object was a machine for must be between 20 and 31 years faculty for 31 years, outlined the as drivers or participating in the adviser reported. Mary S Wiley, CRS adviser, pic occupying the attontion of the dispensing bull point pens Empty of age as of Oct. 28 and must program in his will as a memorial stated that all recreation strewn be American Wednesday night parties m a y Payment cannot he made un- majors Freshman Clan at a regular meet- cardboard cylinders were citizens of at least to his father, Dr. Alfred I., Elder, Mrs. Fleming at the Red and minors are urged to attend "no left nine call less the card Is on file. ing in Morris Daile Auditoriiim about, the base of a tern" years' standing. Deadline for and other pioneer Nebra_ska courts -Cross Building, CY 2-6242. the meeting. Monday afterrwm. sign was standing nemby and the filing applications irr Oct. 24. I try doctors. We. ^ Ta Mam - 97’ -w
LIME MAN ON LAMM by Dick libIer Campus Canvass
Part 413 44"..’"’ Redlands Cans Frost, Hazing The z SPARTAS DAILY 'rueNday, October 15. 1957 By CHARLENE SHATTUCK Integration seems to be the main Circular 9iIe topic everywhere this week. While Editorial NICE OF N/01.1 Anse State Spartans are still TO CALL US, By LEIGH WEIMERS ED, SU RE-- praising and condemning our seg- regated rooting section, the Uni- Spartan Daily Editor A Call for Quiet FOC tik'S .514:00.14wE versity of Redlands sophomore Our new library addition gives San Jose State one of the finest CALLIN6, UNIETnilt libraries in the state college system. THINV. vhf maw- TO class has replaced the frosts haz- When I was a little lad, still trying to gain seven pounds so I THRUTH' Too bad it isn't being put to the use for which it was intended. 81P Itieer Ytur ing program with "integration could get into Charles Atlas' course for 97-pound weaklings, my jour- ESV4 AT LA HOUR, latter statement is not meant to be a slur against the State HOUSE nos week." This has also had varied nalism instructor patted me on my curly locks and told me to always The HUH? ,RE " fuel./ 41111101 Department of Architecture or our library staff. It is )ciu, the stud- results, For instance, the school keep my eyes open.
ents, to whom we are talking. paper. "The Bulldog", reported This was not intended to make me an alert reporter. Ile said this ---- 11ti that "one story circulating cur- It would be safe to assume that at least once this semester you because I was falling asleep ill class. rently concerning integration is have taken books in hand and headed to the library for an evening stuck with me. All day yesterday. that the beds of the new men in Howver, Isis noble instructions of study. WIZ doing so, I discovered a new sociologi- -Melrose are going to be taken and I kept my eyes open. And, by This, we are not condemning. But, have you noticed what sort smoker. the frosts will have to sleep cal phenomenon on our campus: the pipe of study conditions exist at our sparkling new library? We have. in by myself I has found that /1)415 6 EC', FRANK the closet on the clothes rack An independent research group (stuffed Sit in there some night. Try to study. You'll wind up being dis- LIKE iT$ FittALLY than ever before. LOOPS poles." (THIS is integration?) there arc more pipe smokers at SJS this fall tracted by assorted sounds, such as whispers, giggles laughter, snorts, HAIIINE0 A SIONITE not scoff. you. See that guy with his head en- FANNED A SPA., __- Do Look around wheezes and snores. Also shouts, humming, grunts, WIND liAS FILE 6A, On the "Spartan Daily", and chuckles, exclama- IN AN sxt TKA40 veloped by smoke? This is the mark of the pipe smoker. tions and other loud remarks. Of PI41 MEW SORORITY -- most other college papers, when Pipe smokers have certain other distinguishing characteristics. We U:00 1.1158 11'5: GONNA a reporter is assigned to get a wonder if there couldn't be a better place for such activities. RAND__ They usually walk slowly. Meditating. The OuT of story he is expected to get it at library does have conference rooms where talking is permitted. telt NEH YEAk I They wear expressions of deep concentration. Meditating. But we urge you to control yourselves while others are trying to study. ft all costs. For a reporter on the They usually talk slowly. Meditating. The librarians cannot be Compton College "Tartar Shield" expected to tell each of you, "Quiet Simms. Meditating on how to keep their mixture of thrice-worn athletic down, sonny, or you'll have to leave.' They figure you are old enough I \ this almost proved to be a tragedy. socks and Bandini in .a state of combustion. to have figured these matters out for yourself. / Assigned to cover an assembly he Also, there is a distinct caste system. Owners of pipes with Whether you realize it or'not, you are in college to learn. Per- discovered that the star of the straight shanks will not speak to owners of pipes with curved shanks. haps this is hard to picture. Uncle Sam or mamma are not sending show, a cow, had escaped. While Except, perhaps, to mooch tobacco. you here strictly for "party time." And, if you don't start getting a group of students surrounded However, If you are a pipe smoker and take offense to this col- something out of college besides bills, you're due for a rough time the poor creature (who obviously umn, here is some advice. in the cold "outside world." Hughes 'Space Opera' was just suffering f rom stage Grind up this paper very fine. Put it in your pipe. And smoke it. We hadn't planned to preach when this editorial was started. fright i the cow charged. A nd It just popped out. where was the reporter? In his But getting back to the problem at hand, let us urge just one Features Outdated Jets own words. "The cow charged. I Girard Case Reviving Cases thing: Keep the studies in the library and the noise in the Quad. Then By MAX SHAPIRO (Only she's really a spy out to did too- -toward the goal posts. Handy things goal posts, we'll both be happy. steal Air Force 'secrets). In the especial- Of American G.I. Crimes "There's three hoises trailin' us, ly for hanging from the cross- course of time John Wayne mar- hut I'll lose 'ens by duckin' into while the cow plunges by TOKYO (UP) Sins of Ameri- fabricated or written from rumors ries her, but when her spy role is bars them cottonwoods." underneath. That's where I was." can soldiers in Japan are coming or half facts. uncovered, he steals a plane and Sound familiar? We II, just (P.S. Both of tlwin missed the as-' home to roost. And it's all because They are not helping America's c2V(4- they both defect to Siberia. (Only change a few words of that horse sembly.) of Sp1-3 William S. Girard's case. reputation in Japan, and they are John is really mit to steal Red opera dialogue prompting the citizens in other .....There's three air force secrets). Tokyo newspapers and the So- jets on our tail, but I'll lose them cialist party, prompted by Girard's nations where U.S. servicemen are stationed to take by banking into those clouds" ... HECTIC IIONEVNOON Spa tan killing of a Japanese woman on a a closer look at and you ha% e the basis for Howard Well, Big John has a hectic ...minciraniumema.. U.S. firing range, are digging back their_ behavior. Poor Taste tion. vke feel that this is the ulti- Hughes' latest space opera, "Jet honeymoon, near knowing If his 'as far as 10 years to find cases in Dear Thrust and Parry: mate of poor taste. Pilot." Bolshevik bride is going to kiss Entered as second class matter April which American servicemen sta- ASB 748 24, 1934, at Sin Jost., Cult., under the Watch Broken? It recently has come to our at. COLD STORAGE or pistol whip him. act of March 3, 1879. Mitiriber Califor- tioned in Japan allegedly killed tention that traditions of the af- This supersonic potboiler which Eventually. Janet has a change ni Newspaper Publishers' Association. Japanese. Low on Loot? filiated campus groups are being What Goes? Just flew into town actually was of heart and they steal still an- Published daily by the Associated Stu- dents of San Jose Staf College. except Stith stories are being printed QUALITY encroached upon by a cell of ob- Dear Thrust and Parry: produced several years ago and other plane and defect back to the Saturday and Sunday, during th college and being believed. Some of them WATCH viously ignorant "independents!" What goes on here? I signed up kept in cold storage in the inter- States. This act requires Miss year with one issuis during sch final This statement is supported by. for six courses, and had to work im. Unfortunately, the U.S. Air Leigh to shoot Lip two Mies, an examination period. undoubtedly are true. Others are REPAIR the testimony of persons who tra- my program into a cock-eyed time Force was not. Thus, the featured airbase and a squad of infantry Editor LEIGH WEIMERS Business Mgr. LARRY KAUFMAN at a verse South Rth St. between San schedule to get the certain tea- F-86's appear as antiquated as that foolishly get in her way. Fernando and Santa Clara streets. Day Editor MAXWELL SHAPIRO BUSInESS 4Reasonable price chers I wanted: then, when I got World War I Spads. Subscriptions accepted only on a re- It 11E00E09 MOORES Said people frequently have seen Now in his next picture, Hughes to the classes, the teachers had Also, a "secret Russian rocket" has Sophia Loren as commander mainder-of.school year basis. In fall se- 96E San fifinanDO (9.2.750 an alleged banner of a risque mester. $4; in spring semester. $2. traded times with one another and is really a Douglas Skyrocket, and of 'this satellite . RENT A TYPEWRITER Jos. L. Ritchey nature flying high above the I ended up with something I didn't Press of their Globe Printing Co. SPECIAL STUDENT 210 S. First Rm. the Red jets suspiciously resemble 1445 South First St , San Jos , C lif. ei5 203 street (8th street'. want. T-33 trainers. RATE. 3 MONTHS VI CY 4-5915 As admirers of the Greek tradi- Is this standard practice here? MOWED DOWN Despite its technical shortcom- WA L.L.I NGFARD, Conn. ( For the The school from which I transfer- ings, "Jet Pilot" plot. has a sound A "David" stopped a "Goliath" 3-COAT AUTO ENAMEL red didn't operate this way, John Wayne plays an Air Force on the Wilbur Cross Parkway. A SNI A RTEST Only $35.00 ASB A 5393 colonel and Janet Leigh is a Rus- lawn mower hurled a marble- FASHIONS Quality Work, Fast Service sian pilot with built-in radar. RUSHING? For Informe,on C Il sized stone at motorist Irving P. Beg or Borrow Anyway, Comrade Janet steals from head to foot, Smith, cutting him and forcing 9. L DAVIS Dear Thrust and Parry: a plane and defects to this country complete your CT 5-2750 Aft. & Ev ning him to halt his car. Have you hair I would like to know how many FALL WAR)RMIE Spartan Dailys are printed each shaped and styled Janko's Four eyes are priceless day. I have a problein and I find with !he finest for your most becomin,3 For your leather craft supplies that others have, too. and for all your hobby and cr ft it)ofbrau * ... treat them with care! CAMPUS WEAR If we don't get to a newsstand hair-do, by Mr. Russell supplies cow* in and lam us Largest Sandwiches in Town soon .. by 10.30, we don't get a Spartan Take care of your eyes ... Junior charge accounts Daily. Cold, Crisp Salads they must take care of you and his trained staff. N.Y. Steak (16-az.) . . . . $1.92 for the rest of your life. incited HUSTON'S As I understand the situation. Club Steak (10-oz.) . . . 1.39 you get money to run the paper 2 Chicken 1.50 WWI: YOUR EYES HOBBY SHOP Spare Ribs 1.25 from two sources: ASB funds and EXAMINE!) REGULARLY 293 S. FIRST STREET advertisements. Steak Sand. (baked beans) .75 print enough Friday Special ' 1 Lobster 2.40 Hart's Beauty Shop Nest I. Air,' Cafe Can't you copies B cironm Availeblis Dr. Jack II. Cliennell SECOND FLOOR OPEN -- SO that one doesn't have to beg, For Private Parties OPTOMETRIST Mon ThUrS. Fri -11.9 borrow, or steal a copy from some- 19 N. Market St., CY 3-1695 234 S. 2nd St. CY 5-2747 149 S. FIRST STREET MARKET AND SANTA CLARA CY 3 3636 'Nos.- Wet Sat. 1 6 one? ASS A2905 Complaint Dear Thrust and Parry: SUPER-WINSTON I'm tired of having to scrounge around in garbage cans to find a PRODUCTIONS Spartan Daily. To whom do I PRESENTSIN THE SOUP" complain? Mike Tremayne ASS A 6025 (Ed. note: Under our present financial setup, use can afford to print only 6000 copies dolly. Better Screening HOLLYWOOD STUDIO Due for Students DAVIS, Calif (UP) The " and Camera Shop need for trained engineers bas reached a record high in America. 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IF* .055r. Footballers Independent Leagues Open Play Spartan cportd Spearheaded by the sterling Play were outstanding on defense fur for the Jet Jockeys' scoring. The Three other games scheduled for Meet SDS of Tom Fisher, the Cerebral Seven the Jacks. Air Force ROTC line came yesterday, one in the Eastern lea- nipped the Jacks. 6-0, Monday af- Dan Nilson and John Camp- through with a good effort. gue, and two in the Northern Tuesday, Oct 'Ur 1 IIPASTAN DAILY S ternoon at William St. Park to bell combined efforts to spark Bessie's Bruins captured a for- loop, were cancelled. I At Home highlight the opening of the inde- the Jets to a 14-6 Eastern Loop feit victory over the 184 Club (Sig- Sri eral trains rets.rted that 1 Os er their biggest hump of the pendent intramural HARRINGTON SCORES touch football victors user the Air Force RO- ma Alpha Epsilon) In Eastern players were not able to play season, the Spartan grid entry league. TC Jet Jockepi at Columbus League action yesterday. yesterday because of illness, and ail! be polishing up Its pass de- Fisher Jaunted 75 yards for the Park. CRUSHERS, el'" WIN it is bellesed that this la the fense this a eek for Saturda.% game's only touchdown to provide Wilson packed the pigskin 35 In Southern circuit play, the reason for cancellation and for- night**, struggle a it h pitch - the Cerebral Seven with their yards on one scoring play, and Grubbers and the Student "Y" feiture of some of the games. halm% San Diego State. lianir Northern League triumph. Fisher, Campbell ran 25 yards to paydirt , nabbed forfeit triumphs over Spar- Independent intramural teams time is 8:15 p.m. at Spartan aside from his scoring play, com- for the Jets' second touchdown tan Hall and Chi Pi Sigma, respec- return to action Wednesday af- Stadium, play. Tom King pleted 9 of 13 passes. scored both points tively. ternoon. San Diego has passed almost after touchdowns. FISHER SPARKS WIN twice as much as they have run Carol Perkins, Brian Learch and WILSON. CAMPBELL SCORE thus far. In Joe Duke, the Aztecs Bob Ncrwood were the top pass King, Tom Kappell and Chuck have an excellent passer who hit receivers for the winners. Perkins Fiely checked in with good line 14 of 32 passes in SDS' initial. and Learch also turned in good play for the winning Jet squad. Uppercuts three games. Duke's tosses manu- defensive efforts, as both inter- Russ Camilleri fired a 50 yard factured three touchdowns and ac- cepted passes. pass to Laurel Mayer to account By RANDIE E. POE counted for 199 yards. Dave Bruce and Rich Jardine Sports Editor The Aztecs bounced La Verne, 38-0, in its opening contest, but Fraternity G rid Art Powell, who probably wouldn't hustle if his shorts were burn - bowed Saturday, 20-7, to t he Frosh Tackle ing, is rare bird in our culture. He doesn't like money. strong San Diego Marines. The Play Continues He couldn't. Marines clipped Fresno State, 5.3- Poly Mustangs Fraternity touch football enters We received word this week that hotrod Art had been placed 0, two weeks ago, week or San Jose State frosh football Its Revue(' competition on waivers by the Toronto Argonauts. Immediately, he was scoopee SJS now has a 1-3 record, top- game with the Calif. Poly JVs, today with action slated to begin up by the Montreal Alouettes. ping Denver, 27-20, but losing to 5 scheduled for last Friday. Oct. at 4 p.m. From all indications, Pow tril made himself as distasteful as a 19- Stanford 146-7). Arizona State of 11, has been postponed until this Theta Xi. winner over the Phi cent hamburger in Toronto. Blessed with eye-popping innate ability. Tempe (44-61 and Oregon (26-0). Sigs, Friday, coach Max Coley, re- 18-13. action, he has never learned the importance of "putting out." The frightening The Spartan roaching staff is ported Monday. today take on Sigma Nu. loosers thought is that he never will. not in erly displeased isith the to Sigma Chi, 20-0, while Theta The. Spartans, who tackle the Some time ago, ex-COP back Tommy McCormick was cut by To- liu al liana detcme to date. Chi, a team that drew with PiKA. Mustangs at 2 o'clock Friday nano. Before departing, McCormick left this message on the locker. 7.7, will take on the Phi Sigs. In m e inexperienced mistakes afternoon in San Luis Obisbo, will room blackboard: other National League action, Pi- have hurt us," line coach Marty be making their first start of the diafi KA tangles with Sigma Chi. "As you are now, so I once was. Feldnum remarked. "but our pass 1957 season. In the American League, ATO, As I am now, soon you will be, defense has improved a lot since The frosh will continue work- a team that played to a 0-0 draw And time Is fleeting . . . Stanford halfback 51 Harrington hurtles riser Washington State the first game." outs this week in prepartation for with Lambda Chi Alpha, plays So use It wisely, use It well." defenders for bid i 3 us' first tally last Saturday. The Couasgr un- Fourteen Spartans were hamp- Friday's opener. Head coach Coley Kappa Tau, winners in their con- Cord Walker, writing in the loaded a two-tauchtioun wallop, however, in the last four tin ered yesterday by injuries and flu to cop a 21-18 'a Is assisted by Jim Craig and Al Toronto Telegram, intimated that decision, setting the stage for tbis %seek battle test with Delta Sigma Phi, 13-0. uith Oregon which could determine the Pt '("1, entry in the Rose and will not be ready for heavy Matthews, former Spartan grid Lambda Chi Alpha plays Kappa McCormick possibly had Powell in Bowl. photo by International. duty until later this week. Stars. Alpha, victors over DU. 13-8, while mind when he took chalk in hand. in other action, the Delta Sigs GREAT PAIR OF HANDS New Librarian play DU. Walker writes: "Powell is a boy Trosh Track Some speculation has risen, with natural talent that must Added to Staff LAUNDRY SERVICE? Freshman after two contests resulted in make intense competitors like members o f SJS's Miss Shirley Kohn is the latest Ask us about our special price to all cross-country track team will ac- draws, as to how tip games Bobby Kuntz and McCormick cry addition to the library staff, Miss cept a challenge from Carlmont would be Included in the stand- in vexation because it isn't ex- SJSC Students each Joyce Backus, head librarian, re- High School's squad today at 3:45 Ines. The word from Bob Bron- plotted to the limit. . . . At 6-2, Tuesday and Wednesday 195-lbs. and 20 years of age he has ported recently. p.m. at Spartan Field. win, intramural director, is this: Dry Carlmont's team is rated as The games won't be played over, outstanding speed and a great pair Miss Kohn, who began workiny on Wash and one of the best high school squads but will be included as part of of catching hands. After four here Oct. 1, is a librarian in II, In Northern Calif. the final standings, games he was second top pass re- order department. She is a grail,1 SAN JOSE LAUNDERETTE Running for the Spartans will In the eveat that two teams end (river in the Big Four, ART POWELL ate of Northwestern Universit,. . . . Lazy Tolest be: Bill Morgan (3rd in Friday's their season with an absolute tie, "Well, Powell right now is just and the University of Illjnois 1.1 464 S. SECOND STREET CY 4-2420 intrasquad meet). Carl Maloney then a playoff must be scheduled. a GOOD player when he could be a GREAT one. He could be almost bra rv School, (10th), Charles Belcher, Louis In other words, if one team has as important to the Argos as Hal Patterson is to Montreal. Because' Rodriquez, Don Lee, Kurt Mel- a 8-2-1 record and the other team the rangy Negro from San Diego State has just about as much na- hoff, Ralph Dykes, and Rich has a 9-2 record, then the team tural athletic talent as the Alouette ace. McDonell. Distance f9r the race with the most wins (9) would "Main difference W that Patterson devotes his talent to will be two miles. win the championship. every play in the game, while Powell is prone to relax too fre- quently Wien he's not directly involved in whatever event Is transpiring at the moment." Remember ... PIZZA GARDENS "Prone to relax" . . . There were times last season when we Get that lonesome feeling when the light turns green? We Cater to Parties thought Powell had hibernated when it came time to play defense. 11M1. LARK'S Finest Pina in the World ALL OUT ... FOR POWELL Where the Hot Dog is King POWELL 1347 McKEE ROAD Still, drowsy Art was potentially one of SJS' finest. He played 181 E. SANTA CLARA CY 2 9753 all-out for Art Powell, unfortunately. He wanted feverishly to lead the nation in pass catching last year. Despite the fact he fell asleep during a chalk talk and was suspended for one game. Powell watched his wish turn to reality. He latched onto 40 passes for a monstrous 583 yards and five touchdowns to head the country's receptionists. Seldom, however, did he turn on the heat full tilt. He topped the Spartans in kickoff returns with 358 net yards in 15 gallops. His 36 points was also an SJS high and he averaged 10 yards from scrimmage on each carry. Overall, Powell is good-humored; sharp, and refined. In 10 min- FORGET TO GET YOUR utes, though, he can turn surly and impudent. A FANTASTIC ALL-SPORT STAR When he was In high school his team found Itself minus a IBM TEST FORM? high jumper. Less than 24 hours before the meet he was briefed on Jumping procedure. The next day Powell sailed 0-2 to win the event. Following his football tenure last season, Powell joined the Spar- WE'RE Ol'EN tan cage club. In less than a month he was a starter and might havc become outstanding if he had not departed at the semester break. Every Morning 7:30 A.M. Toronto officials, perplexed at his conduct, announced that he "just does not fit into our plans." 8:00 A. M. It would be a crying shame if Art Powell should ultimately be- Saturdays come your friendly ash and trash merchant. CALIFORNIA BOOK CO.
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ET AN put I' Tatesrlay October 11 1917 ' ^ (letup If in g SPUTNIK IN SCOTLAND Profs Accept Positions To Use New Satellite Launching In Health and Hygiene Extinguishers Adds to Vocabulary Working with high's flammable By BILL GODFREY than anybody else. It's time that Dr. Marsten Girard. Dr. Char- sociation of Health, Physical Edu- and noxious chemicals presents a we began to realize that it's just lotte E. Wilcox and Dr. Evelyn cation and Recreation, and the problem e%en for the highfy skill- Sputnik- a new word added to may not be the Blackman hasp accepted appoint- Health Education coiiimittee 01 ed, because accidents can and do our vocabulary, possible that we ments to health posts. the California School Health happen. Now, when you get a hang-nail, smartest people in the world." Dr. Girard. associate professor Assn. Since moving into the new bump your head or spill soup on Columnists and editorial writers of health and hygiene, has ac- Dr. Blackman. assistant profes- ; Science Building, the Chemistry your tie, instead of using old fa- are searching for a place to lay cepted an appointment on the sor of health and hygiene. accepted I Department has a stopgap against cliches like the blame for Russia's "scoop" in State Committee to study (lament an appointment as Health Edu- fire a carbon dioxide extinguish- shioned colloquial of the General Hygiene course. He cation Chairman of t h.- county er system which puts out a fire "fiddlesticks," "darn," etc., just launching the first satellite. Al is also participating in a research branch of the American Cancer before it can spread. say, "Oh Sputnik!" It has such a Dr. Einarsson explained, the rea- study on encephalitis at Stanford Society. She was recommended by son lies behind the United States' Dr. Benjamin F. Naylor, Chem- profane aid up-to-date ring to it. University. This study is sport- Dr. Dwight M. Bisset, City Health policy toward its earth satellite istry Department head, said the For the most part, opinion seems cored by the United States Depart- Department and professor of sani- project, which it calls "Vanguard." new system is much better than to be that the United States, in- ment of Health. tation, and Dr. Wilcox. She is "It's merely a case of emphasis. the old water sprinkler systems ventor of such revolutionizing in- Dr. Wilcox. Health and Hygiene also a member of the executive I agree with President Eisenhower because carbon dioxide is much novations as the atomic bomb, the Department head, has been ap- committee of the Cancer Society. cleaner. Flashing across Scottish skies the Russian satellite was photo- when he said that the United jeep and time payments, has fallen pointed Education Consultant to new graphed at Dartnfernillor in this picture. Photo is a 40-minute time States could have launched a sa- In the basement of the exposure.--plioto by international. seriously behind in being "firstest the administration and health staff Science bottles of tellite already, had enough money Wing are eight with the mostest." at the Los Gatos High School. She liquid carbon dioxide hooked to and energy been pouted into the Mixed Marriages Dr. Alfred Einarsson, SJS pro- also will assist the Palo Alto jun- a network of running up- project. The Russians undoubtedly pipes fessor of astronomy and physics. ior high schools in the revision of To Be Discussed stairs to the main chemistry store- felt that launching the baby moon MEETINGS said that we have a valuable les- the health teaching program for The Lutheran Students Assn. room. A complex set of "triggers" first was of tremendous impor- son to learn from the recent satel- the schools in that area. will present its first weekly is connected to doors and win- Alpha Chi Epsilon, election of ; Chapel. tance to them. Therefore they lite launching. "We as Americans Dr. Wilcox also is to serve on "coffee-coke bull session" at 3:30 dows, which have steel sliding officers, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.,I 1n:dilute of Aeronautical Sci- must have concentrated more the p.m. todey in the Student are sometimes prone to believe Secondary Helath Education Chris- covers. Room 11. ences, meeting, all students in- heavily on the space adventure committee of the California As- tian Center. according to the Rev. that we are better in everything In case of fire, the heat trips Alpha' Delta Sigma,meeting. vited, Thursday, 9:30 a nt, Aero- than we did," he said. John Arthur. campus pastor. the triggers much the same as in Wednesday. 7:30 p m.. J 101. nautics Building. Two graduates of SJS have a A talk on "Mixed Marriages" by Vocal Concert a sprinkler-type extinguisher sys- Alpha Eta Rho, general organi- Eta Mu PI, Meeting. pretty big finger in the satellite Vocal music by Jane Ann Fritz, Dr. Harold M. Hodges, sociologist. Wednesday, tem. Doors and windows auto- zation meeting, all interested stu- 7:30 p.m., PES Club pie. Ray Leadabrand and Douglas music major, will be featured at will be featured. On succeeding Alexander Room, matically close and carbon dioxide dents ill% ited, tonight, 8, Home Ec Wolfram, 1950 engineering gradu- today's Survey of Music Literature Tuesdays. different community YMCA. is effused. 44. ates specializing in communica- Institute of Radio Engineers, Tours Plant class at 11 30 a.m. in the Concert leaders will be present to give Carbon dioxide does n o t ex- tions and electronic development, Alpha Eta Sigma, rush function movie "The Dawn's Discussion of a field trip to the Hall of the Music Building. The talks and lead discussions, the tinguish a fire, but instead, forces Early Light," are working at the Stanford Re- for all eligible accounting students, tonight. 7.30, Room E118. Kaiser Aluminum Co. will high- class is open to the public. Rev. Mr. Arthur said. out all of the oxygen and starves search Institute. Their present Thursday, 7:30 p.m., San Jose Lutheran StudAlits Association, light a meeting of the ,Production the flamo. task ik to attempt to track the Women's Club, 75 S. 11th St. coffee-coke b ii II session, Engineering Society today at 5:30 today, satellite with special radar track- AK'S State Meet Committee. 3:30, 92 S. 5th St. p.m. in Room 105, Edward S. Car- IKE APOLOGIZES ing, equipment provided by the Air Wednesday, 4:30 p.m., Newman mick, assistant professor of engi- meeting. Club, general business Force. A third former Spartan meeting neering and PES adviser, reported IRE To Ilear Engineering Lecture Hall, bring and talk by Father Dia.- engineering student, Allen Peter- scissors if possible. yea, recently. Wednesday, 8:30 p.m., New- son, is also working at SRI. Guest CAHPF:R, kicle-off meeting and man Hall, The field trip to the Kaiser Speech membership rally. Thursday, 7:30 Occupational Therapy Club. Aluminum Co. has been scheduled Irving F. Allen, staff member of p.m., Room 22, Women's Gym. meeting and guest speakers. for Thursday, Oct. 17. Westinghouse Electric Corpor- California Recreation Society, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Student The engineering society recently ation, will be guest speaker at student section, meeting, tonight, Union. toured the Perrnanente Cement Ntive-a WORLD of FUN! the Institute of Radio Engineers' 7:30, Lounge of Women's Gym, Pre-Physical Therapy Students, Co. After the tour, a member of meeting at 7:30 p.m. today in Christian Science Organization, meeting, Thursday, 7:30 p.m., the Permanente staff discussed the Pave/ with il TA E 118, according to Clifton Spier. weekly testimonial meeting, to- Room 11. functions of the plant and the du- 'Unbelievable Low Cost group president. night, 7:30, College Chapel. Red Cross Volunteer Workers, ties of an industrial engineer in Allen will describe Westinghouse CSTA. membership drive, today, orientation meeting for trip to industry. operations in Sunnyvale, and a 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Outer Quad. Agnews State Hospital, tonight, Recently announced semester of- 60 !Nye from $585 film, "The Dawn's Early light," CSTA, meeting a n d speaker, 7:30. Room 11. ficers are Bill Short, president; illustrating peaceful uses of atomic Lewis T. Clohan. Chairman. Salary Social Affairs Committee, deco- Jim Ross, vice - president; Dan Oriente energy, will be shown. Committee. Cl'A Bay Section, will ration committee meeting, to work Thompson, treasurer: .R ichard 43-65 Orsys from $008 Eligibility requirements and in- speak about teacher salaries, on Coronation B all, today, 3:30, Dahms, secretary; and Bob Gra- rotor, fours .nclucto k trair g rrycbt formation concerning the two $300 Wednesday, 3:45 p.m., Room Spartan Dugout. ber, publicity chairman. sttm 1 , s, isistaiD Also low cost trips to Atorrico West Coast Electronic Manufact- CB149. Society of Production Engineers, 5119 up, South Americo $699 up, tiers' Assn. taco sale, field trip to meeting. new students welcome, Nowa.; Study Tour 14911 up end scholarships and the El Circulo Castellano, Kaiser Aluminum d th World $1391 up. Extending Anierica's apology. President Eisenhosser tells K. A. $200 Eitel-McCullough, Inc. schol- today, 10 a.m. tia 1:30 p.m. Inner Company. Thursday, 1:30 p.m., today, 5:30, Room 105. 111::rsonA2k YOkl, Trott; Open, tibedernah, fihana's finance minister, he regrets the ejection of arship will be explained by Dr. Quad. meet in Engineering Building lob- Spartan Shields, meeting, to- 15111 111 I TA f.bedeniah from Delassare restaurant because of his color. At right 323 Geary Si., SF, is Harry Engwicht, IRE adviser. Eta Epsilon, new member initia- by. night, 7, Room 216, proceed to Red Vice President Richard Nixon. Trio breakfasted at White House. 'eat "K"""'. '" EX 2-7370 photo by international. In addition. Spier s a i d, n e w tion. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., College Society of Production Engineers. Cross Building for orientation. members will be welcomed. To be eligible, a student must be enroll- v . ID% do. ed in at least six units of physical . . science. While reeular IRE mem- bership is $13 per year, student membership is $5 per year. "The purpose of IRE," Spier said. "is to give members an idea of what to expect in the profes- sional field in which they ale studying.- Publications of IRE are sold to members at reduced prices. .10 . + ’ 0. Club To Sell
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