lin II 4% WO rmaiion; Spartan Daily IRIiNTATION San Jose State College WIENCES Vol. 40 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY EFTEMBER 26, 1951 No. 2 ? MINING APpik More Than 6600 Register (0144) At SJS for Fall Quarter CAL 41,atidao Iliprtt bibs 1t11' 111 Total is 1 College to Accelerate 'Ilion Expect : 151 Drui all Down - totaled Student Placement ...iii at 2 47+ . csterday MOre Jul... for re students (111:11 II is ale established, applies ..t.. ,. :i. iienn Guttc. -s".,’n ac- and gradual... is the goal of the lions for permanent positions will ...tintinr Whirr. rodatid -May. I IONE PEDERSEN. "MISS CALIFORNIA" of 1949, is shoun get- enlarged placement program in- colitimi. to be taken at the pres- 1 This tig.ire, he said. g; 4:0 shot.' ting directions for registration as a junior public relations and social augurated M San Jose State . ot ottice TN. Di an 'if, 62,1 V. Illeh Nliss Vir.i., Palm,I. science major. Since San Jose State college has long been reputed college uilh the beginning, of Olt . v.ull c,na mu, , I,, .....,,,.. nivel v..11111;0,11 pull. to have the most beautiful uomen on California campuses... its 94th %ear. Ilandl, applications hal i...11-!::nt ..:,m It is. iao..,er, 41st California's" presence enhances that reputation. and tempaarary employ nu to iess than th, 1950 tall tau.rter en- photo by Zimmerman Will Keep Complete Records , i oilmen I, he added. The itew Placement ...Inc.,. will "We %ter- quite pies... d. ' Miss Not Blue Monday base in its file complete reeords of Palmer said, "to noti; *oat the all pivsent and forria r students 1 dratt ditto', Idttei (11i1- . rollm. nt interested in innployment while in las moch as expected I . 1 h. . end college. The office also tt ill lake the applications of those SIY`killr. California Queen I.M111(1\ rnent alter graduation and will try to find utak tor ohii i, they are especiall qualified. Ea. I; applicant tor employment will Registers at SIS screened by thi use oi aptitud. and interest tests, personal Intel Five feet three and one-half Miss Pedersen used dramatics as has oh trained counselors and inches of queenly pulchritude, in her stepping stone to the state .'aluiaIuon of recommendations the personage of 1949's "Miss Cali- title and fourth place in Atlantic ' former employers and facui. fornia" registered for classes in City. members. Spartanville early Monday morn- *The office is Kinnard% to ing. ser%e the stud. nts, anal the best T h e blue-eyed - honey -blonde. Big Crowd Attends %%a% to Set-% them is to ha%e Miss Jone Pedersen of SgntsilliGisc& adequate 101), 3% :Wahl.. %then is a junior and plans to major in the% come in. I plan to do this public relations and social science. egtstration Dance I,, outside Contact with lousiness Miss California of two years houses in the root:nowt% ." sO A ago comes to San Jose State col- "well-mannered" crowd of DR. V. A. OUELLETTE Dr. Ouellette. VIOLA PALMER lege after a year in Santa Rosa approximately 2,000 opened the Inforniation he ref:NA% t.s be lot junior college and a year in social season at the Civic auditor- Under this plan, the colleg.' the week. the',cc :I ;.rohatily ium at attain.. to heads of arious de- ' Stephens college for girls in Mis- Monday night with the Reg- employing a new placement off los r he enough lintited -it rec- istration dance and student -fac- partments who are also interested istered to raise the t. t. to souri. She attended the Missouri whose duties will be coordinated in finding emplo3-ment for their girls' college via a $1500 scholar- ulty reception, Cliff Lindsey, social with those of Miss Doris Robinson, proximat..ly ti900 affairs chairman, said yesterday. graduates. ship she won for placing fourth in who has been placement director. Admissions office ti: s show To Improve Office the Miss America contest in At- Following the reception the stu- She will continue to fa. in charge ;an increase of ot.'11 as -It is my Silleere r141./T, T.1 rnahr th.it lantic City in the summer of 1949. dents and faculty danced to the of placing ,tractuat., in teaching !number cut 'lei% stud. ,-. vented this office a SerViee :,CY Jonc, the only daughter of a music of Howard Fredericks and positions. tor ' this quartet .. t Santa Rosa furniture dealer, also his Band present and former studards and of Gold. The nett placement officer. quarter. made the cover of Life magazine one of the best of the Pullet:late Dr. Vernon .11. Ouellette, will Largest em Am. Tit -le in 1948 when a photographer dis- Highlight of the evening was a , type on the Pacific Coast." Dr supertise the placing of grad- histort cam. I Itl49, covered her on Stinson beach. She "Flea Hop" by ASB President 1.ud Ouellette said. Spolyar, in answer to uate-. in business and technical when 8,019 studesiik red was pictured running with a fawn a challenge The new placi ment folic.- is of his dancing ability compared to positions and part-time arid (if the ti,iiciai stai.i. nt along the edge of the water. a graduate of San Francisco State gtstered, that temporary employment. are St it.' of Stanford's ASH prexy, college. 1-fe received his M.A. and 5,659 students The queenly Miss Pedersen, who Lindsey added. stu- The three fields, teacher, busi- Ph.D. degrees at Stanford uni- and 747 ill.' .111111,O 're measures up to 3612, 25. 36'2, is dents not engaged, but she wears a dia- Patrons for the dance, in addition , ness and technical, and part-time versity, and has taught at Fresno mond that is almost one-half carat, to the regular faculty, were Dean placement, will be directed from State college and at the Menlo Th.. beg's!, ’ divided a prize for winning the Miss Cali- and Mrs. Stanley C. Benz, Miss one office, which will be in the School of Business. During 1Vorld into State coheg. 4.792; vets, fornia title. She also won an Izetta Pritchard, Dean Helen Dim- rooms formerly occupied by the War II he served as a Navy u - State college abundance of clothing and acces- mick and Dr. H. Murray Clark. registrar's office. Until the new tenant in the Pacific tl- ;der college non-tets, 654 Junior sories from the sponsors of the college vets, CA state contest. A few students a -!:ntie to Since all the contestants were ' register today and torn..., 'ow, Mr. required to exhibit some sort ot Guttormsen said. hut tr, i-itai a ill Lv a bathingenttidessulii)it:olcz: a e Part in At Least One remain a W.. r fify . The breakdown of s! nts ac- cording to classes tt cH t. released Student Activity, Says Lud ht the Recistrai at a r date, And Repairing hi said. To all the new students at San ,vidual would mak. visible in- , many of our near-hy roller, - Jose State college, I wish to ex. I crease that would be the envy of :There is a place for you in sti To Finish Soon press a very sincere welcome when dent activities; Its up io Part-time Jobs Remodeling of the Morris Dailey I say that it's wonderful having In regard to this sti.u.:, auditorium, begun last summer, you as one of us. To all the raid affair. I'm sorry for if. tre ailable will be completed in about a week. turning students, it's good to see fusion, hut Sacramento tot . iity 01 pat td., ; loyrro n according to Mr. Byron Bollinger, you on campus again. too weeks ago about this deal a%ailatile to collet, .-a.nts I his college superintendent of buildings is and it ','.as too late to do &minute quarter accordite._ to a ;-,..rt from and grounds. Now that summer which prob- ably consisted of cannery work, about a change. The schedule ..1 ; Mrs Florene. 'a; , I,,,, Major purpose of the remodel- i fighting the draft board for a 2A 'lasses and the bulletin owe all part-time job oil ice inc. which is costing S10.000, is to classification, etc .1 is over, it's printed. and explain. I .1,10 'tie Pro,ent openitirs t. d ci satisfy safety requirements set up time to hit the elassrooms. For 11111 crsal fee But nir.m - all amnen range all tio from by the State Fire Marshal. The many of you this year undoubtedly hanged. switehtioard o p c Ia Fire Marshal recommended the will be one of the most important Wait and c.th. taurlint changes in 1946. The smatti,t thing . . in your college career. I don't hate stiel, nt *am k A new closed ceiling is being to echo the refrain "make the A lat. wants!. .n. ...s the stage, and a Iri S15 Then won I constructed over most of it," but I do want to say eon.- el tor melt (rries fan the rernatrid.1 sin inkier system is being installed. something in regard to participa- ; fry. how. According to Mr. Bollinger, gum tion in activities. ei al a, paneling, like that on the auditor- Again I'd like to 0.ei "Isrleona. 1AI,, listed are ;.; ; walls is being placed along I There are many activities in t acid) ..ar wash. ium's State. ' The Student ROdt office the front of the stage. which students can take part On ;att. odant and s is always open to you. Drop Equipment which will make it this campus. If every student ir/V., -arg2ing fro, ,ometimes. wed like to me. t ',a !ii 'Aork doamov possible to Ilse the auditorium for would take part in at least ONL productions is also being in- ssf%.", 1;.1 r.- .;ed peralr. large extra -curricular activity while IltaiN Sincer. ly. stalled. In the past. the auditor- turf.. r information 4,i, and Lod Soo') at . ium lacked facilities for changing they were in college, the interest uut'soptfling'. ti) cot.' Mrs. scenes and backdrops. iii school spirit and of the indid LUD SPOLYAR ASS Prerident Ca rdoz a in Room I. Approximately 400 Faculty Spartan Daily ilembers Are Serving SJS \ 7-1 1.11... Frances Spi cli. Miss Barbara Jo 1. taeolts Miss Bethel Rau- ’.1..d nts of ;an cr, I g . 01 mann. administ rart is e F:. Gulland. , -.iv p , op O. On ..,,u Aarron I . 11 trienita r. and Ed C. Glover. Returning from aide, has,' been a.sembled lis F:ngineering: sabatical leave . Globe PIO11/19 CO., 1445 S. First str et Se. Jose liume Economics: Mrs. (Fulda are Robert ()rem of the English Tv - 4 4414 - Editorial Est. 210 - Advertising Dept., Est. 211 the rollege to *verse sian Jose department. and Ward Rasmus of S2 i, or $1 p.er gu rter it, non ASS c rd holders. State college students this sear, Mallet t. J. Smyth. depart men Lost ell . Pratt, director of pub- Journalism: Carleton the Speech t Dwyer. Wa- PAY HASSE-Editor TOM ELLIS-Business Manager lic relation., said last Nerk. Library: Dean C. A. Thomp- lk-ginning its 94th year of op- ' liam G. Reed, Richard Cal Vets Find eration the staff of the college I son, hor New Blood. New Spirit? will contain 397 persons, 32 less ! zMatheinatics: Dr. Ant Used Textbooks It is encouraging to note that the incoming freshman class has than during the 1950-51 session. Lovaglia. reisei ber-n heralded by ASB president Lud Spolyar as "one of the most Pratt said. l'art of the drop is , Music: Leonard H. 1. Assist Budgets Dr. Paul .1 spatted" to enter San Jose State college in recent years for this caused by resignation or dismissal' Natural Science: Patterson. r before, now that of 50 persons, lo leaves of ab- Freeman. Dr. H. P.obert qr -,,up must Assume A task AhiCh will demand their full attention and . they must pay cash for books and one siert . interest -breethinq life into the corpse that was once SJS't, school nces four retirements, and supplies, veterans under the Cali- l Mrs. Hel en Cooix-rider. ' 114.1,11 forriia State Program C. Perry. Four M ember, Retire Psychology; Norman are re tiEdalizing Calcfcirriia Book No matter how earnest the rally committee may be, no matter Corps.- Retiring ale Miss I b len Mig- Reserve Offic rs Training Company is synonymous with the what spirit campus leaders may display, the lifeblood of college life Joseph E. Terry, Maj. textbooks stri ten non of the Mane ErotatMies fie- I Lt. -Col secondhand that cannot be revived without that essential shot of adrenalin which in. partment. Miss Alma Lowry Wit- StanleY W Martin. Capt. Hugh their budget dollars, Hughes, duces demonstrative pride in San Jose State. hams of the Mii,ii (b partn-ient, Donovan. Capt. John F. CalFtook each term scours th./ So. froth, ifs up to you. Yours is the only group on campus that old Dr. Anne S Alter and :Vliss I Capt. Rio mond If. Hutchins. Capt. country's college bookstores e!. M Sgt. Charles has nof been erposed to the paralyzing indifference nurtured by sev- Grace Plum of Ill' II. ali!, and Ily- James L. Simkins. secondhand texts, especially tho . giene &pm tmelit F. Salter, T Sgt. Thomas A. Filler, never before used on this camp', era' classes of blase upperclassmen who considered their annual nine : I Nun on If's% e :Ire MI.. Barb- 14/Sgt. Don W. Fryer, M Sgt, Vin- for the benefit of students v.. 1 month stint on campus as a convenient vid y to while away their time . finances.. who now incl ' " am V. .1 and Mi., Virginia 'rent W. Stanizewski, M Sgt. Glen limited b. tween tour; .1,n the production line of the local canneries. CalVets despite increases in th ,. Illnrilvn. On iiiilitar lease are 'Steed. M Sgt. Harold A. Stillwell, It wen t be ens?, but it is within your province. Go to it! subsistence. NIr. urn Atkinsum Mr. el. Al- SF(' Richard F. hocking, R.J. ten Isrd.1.-son, Dr. Brant Clark, - To assure themselves of gettin4 used texts, slide rules, drawing Dr. VS Miam M. Michael. Mr. Ho- 1 % ) 'O many similar 111)1;teed I sets and supplies, hart 1.olleto.m. l'ol. 11.incooln I'. I, er ;fill l students must go to CalBook as Daniels, Mr. I hark. S. happen, Si11111'11i ) %Initial Ihitline i ion S .5 1 :. . ' . soon as they've registered. for "601 unit Dr. %% Miami II. atcher. , visiting it former culleagii at the secondhand items sell out rapidly. Show 110 Thee ta,ii. ne3s loserie tors havei University of Miami. When a beau- At CalBook they need only to 1.%% karbrilit. or (Joss to been i mploNed including 13 who I. eithires t tiful co-ed entered the office where hand a clerk their registration build! will sers in the military science I they were talking, the French- cards. spe-cifying that they want depai Intent . I man's eyes lit up with obvious ap: used books wherever possible. and Special Prorgiram ()ruin! rosh Ouellette Is Placenwnt officer the clerk by referring to course/ proval 'Ah, lovely, lovely paor til 3.11'.1111;.: .111 .614,11dil 1101./1,11 Among these Dr S'errian A. requirement lists, will obtain all 1,1 .11 ANI11,111 when 1/11 1,1. /111N'. administration and Ouellette, who 55111 sr r5. as place- child!" he exel"imed she had their needs for the term at on./ gone. 1'11 l’’’1"’ "’. "1 ,p,aker, Stanley merit officer He t'. ill also have con- time. Johii iii I .1a11 alli I C;tivntatitm cour.o. WhY Poor child?" cried his Full refunds are given by Cal. trol of placing students in part- 11,10 1:, 1 MI,' ol Ml 3, /tido , friend. Book on all purchases for the first starts tornormw with its job of time jobs . , he'll, tan. "But tel be so young, so beauti- 10 days of each term to protect Die Inrush to his new . Other ii, %s' to. 'rollers of the far-. ful, and not to be in Paris." was students who drop or change erisiroi lllll ulty. the answer. courses ,11.1. Illt. , 1..1k dancing Education: f' .r .1 "Renegade Rip" (Advertisement) , .1 1 eimmug 'Ilia taw.1.-a-ss.. k course, nivel- th. y " I., in- Il II 30 o'clock eni li Thursdas Wli chid. 'I .1 Fir t id the altar.' "wining is N1011 es Dade) audit"! JIM), 011,11, %still an introductn.i, I Ileralli4% 1.14 Me a fi oni I s an arid If you like QUALITY . . . of th lion. I telt)lter Meeting of th, you 11 find it in our store. We're proud of \ IS.1.11 "ii1.1.111.,h141.1-1:9q:111'sa"I'd3 I I k: maim Ni."4"arn The annual fall convention 3 every piece of fabric we it s ' seryone who In sof...riling the rlds..; have ... because Des; port Midi I/USIIIeSS oleo ting of the best available . and our prices are low. est. in in aking toss' inolnillsor% fin v% tu lion r California f recupat tonal Thei..; 1. , 1 sti has In glual time, and addressor' a iminhei ot speak- BUY WITH CONFIDENCE AT bet We( asiv writ ss ill tw. held at ., ....IT. !I wig 41Kolf III, I'S, 111.'1111 11.1[11111111. the c Mission street, SIM FrI11/1-1Stl, 5' 410 II, "mod tortitio, head of the merf% 'Aura- BY TI-If Vfl RD LTO. Eight t Oct l'2 at 7.311 p III nflots In :salt ,Insi lion dipartment, laid Spolsai. stii- V11:111111 1111ITTTT, /19 MacQi ocelipat !lug ins! riieti . ;. sto baits dent taxis, president. De probl// San Jose State col Icge, who 'APS MAPS 555. lientel. head of thi Joan:dim-it As a ..13,1, 1..1 11... font lopultr 1.1...... 1.14.111 ill 1114. in gam/a t 331 Open Thursdays 'tit 9 p.m. prirtnient: .11/11}111", A111111111 meetir .1f141 I In 10, NMI Se,'' 'I /II put.sidt .0.1-1' the meet in: 153 S. FIRST ST. CY 2-7822 --.01-1111. 11 Mill I wail. 11c1- 1 City a; , .11.. t Atirii Nile !III 55111 ;WI .1, I, I +intim.* .1.i% (*. F.111.1, din! uncoil( I street, to cer l'res ill iinitw-i' ii steak stie('J. on . dss that 0 bear II noT Cern 1912. Mid IS t Nkissit ..inaikst of , iAle Milng back This Area's Finest Selection line, Seveni iii Inn7. lit: 1.1 1 - I of Artist's Materials is i,i 551 r. NI:I tun,' S. p:11 S11:11... I Just ,I ill1.1 kilt Iwo cook 2 Blocks off Campus! $.'.1 14:-. blocks I 33...1 . Is,. .41, rRail I. I, ilt .W.111111.111 o. I I at 7:1 - _ Some It.. Wanird si 3. attend 1. kith 1,0 Grumbacher Symphonic W.C. sets 3.55 bers, ile14., $20 I Winsor Newton Scholattic ford g Id... 1, ht., St 1:1; W C. sets 5.00 1'1... 3 -ply Basswood Drawing Boards 20.26 2.25 Ne 52- Student - I I"( Cotton C .95 yd. 52- they I I. .1,1 Winter Newton Cotton Canvas 3.00 yd. Worm I, ' 15,20 Art Student Pad .75 Sign I,,.,,, N. III' ION, 19.24 Newsprint Pad .90 Artists pins t I, 111' 15.20 Illustration Board .20 7 o'cic I 15.20 Pebb'e Board .20 Ace., 16 It , !, ..v- Mt Allman Plastic W.C. Palette agree 1 25 will be Sketch Stool 245 int rod 74- Toe Squares 1 10 ganiza on the 7 o'cl at tictun I /It s %II spre %NI) I -4 , S.J. Paint \ I 5% be try 05rcintATERMic Swan' A New Campus Style o'cloct look to FlorsIte.m for art studor Any I t; 5,5 I look to 11100,. (or th department to 1-...a! t- 3:30 o 1815 fo 24.15 " T late MIS all ways! ship: a n (-A At 7::: gel rir in the MA .95 lii 5, AINT & W LIT k PLR CO. letin I 131 nounci Store for Men Mr, 112 South Second Street Near San Fernando medVitie Floor Plan Shows Music Structure Lavout I Wednesday. Sep. 26. 1951 Page Three hillel Members Planning Director Will Teach Course ill Take Part Announcement ot a new ...ours,- dealing with cas and regional In Iloh s planning was made -sierday be' The first New Year observance the instructor Michael If Auto- of the Jewish high bola: class will nacct. director ot planning tor the begin Sunday night, Sept 30, at at San Jose 7 o'clock in Temple Emanu-El. Myrtle and University avenues. Mr kntonacci said the new 'San Jose. course galled Eneinee ring 1F.4 The /null B'rith Hillel Founda- will deal with the .siKoUs le- fion, student center, is arranging trent, of the master plan These' for student participation in the elements, he said, include planning service according to Chester M for transportation. mayor izaf, Hillel counselor_ thoroughfares, zoning, recreation- Service Om Rosh Hashona will al facilities. subdivision... .ehnol Pie' continued at the temple Mon- !e and facilities, and civic art day at In a.m. Conducting all sir vices will he Rabbi Joseph Cc a former Hillel director at the I! versity ot California. Zeff announced that the first The Favorite Hillel meeting of the fall terr- uill be held in the YMCA, Thin: SPARTAN Hangout :old Santa (lanai streets. FilditurIng Good Food Reservations for tickets to all And Speedy Service services ma) be made at the Stu- At Reasonable Prices dent Y. 272 S. Seventh street Coffee 6 Donuts 20c
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Our Spec. Ity Ildent COntinileS Moe 11+ BURGERS AND - LLcs_rir With Philip JUMBO SHAKES "GOIN ; 1 ALONG NICELY-- Option. Dr. Lyle W. Downes, despite the fact that delHery Ray Ionce, San Jose State col- Shown abo e is "bird) eye" musk, ti--partnient head. e - of steel for the building has lege student, has been re-appoint- aim% of hots the new music pressed satisfaction at the rate been stopped pending priority SPARTAN ed campus representative for the: building will tool upon corn - of construction on the project. sanction from Washington. Philip Morris company for the Donut Shop IN next school year. His activities will 12:i Sol TH 4th I Stir Is. conducted around Washington 1 tilities Cause Square and with local student or- Eng:1111/11111E Deed Controversy Slows ganiz.ations Work on Campus Building While pouertui cogives rum- live has been suggested that the .affects both of the new buildings ble about the construction area sewer and certain utilities be re- is a shortage of steel. "Deliver. of the tousle building, the site tained on Eighth street after the ,of steel for the music building has of the tugineering structure re- foundations of the aeoposed en- -stopped, panding priority author- mains in quiet contraat. gineering huilding were strength- ity from Washington." Dr. Mac- , Despitg reports that the situa- ened to allow for stress. Then the :Quart-ie said. tion resulting from a controversy state would pay for a new sewer In reference to the work on the between the City of San Jose and line on Seventh street, and old new music building, Dr. Lyle W., the college over the Jeed to one could be closed oft, he said. Downey. Music department head. Eighth street, President T. W. Harold Flannery, city engineer. declared that the construction , MacQuarrie declared that the has requested construction plans worli "see ms to be going along problem .vas not serious. from the college to study the new very: nicely. The faster it goes the As a result ot the Monday night proposal. Dr. MacQuarrie said. happier we are." meeting of the city council, the President MacQuarrie's opinion Dr. Downey declared that tiw city agreed to give the state the on the mildness of the situation problem neer the deed for Eighth uncondi,ional deed to Eighth was echoed by Mr. Arthur Payne, street, flti yet, hasn't affected the.' street, providing the state agrees senior construction supervisor for work on the new music building.1 to certain provisions. the state division of architecture. Dr. Downty, after expressing his President MacQuarrie declared and Dr. Ralph J. Smith, head of happiness to be back in his office that the city feels the state should the Engineering department. in the old music buikling, said bear the cost of movuig a sewer The present problem which that he too felt the Eighth street line. now on Eighth street, to problem would soon be cleared up. Seventh street. A possible alterna- Although the completion date of the engineering building has been ant Students set for September. 1952, Dr. Smith said, only clearance ol the area I In Production has been accomplished. Because of this and the shortage- of "certain Talent a San Jose State- college strategic material" he felt that eettu students hive been xtended an actual completion would occur at open invitation to display their some later date. AND ANNOUNCEMENTS abilities in a variety act for the Rally committee: Meet tonight homecoming snow. at 7:30 9.clock in Student Union. Mary Braunstein. homecoming Some girls and yell leaders should committee chairman. yesterdas Cram To Instruct attend aa well as all other mem- urged all interested persons to bers. Preparations for the Stan- meet in the east end of the Stu- Class in Gemolo,,,0 ford gams will be mark. dent Union tomorrow at 3:30 Enjoy the Luxury o'clock for trouts. New atudenta: If you have not A one-year course in gemology now received a "Campus Compass." is being offered by the they are available in the Dtan of Natural Science departme-nt of Wild Bill Ilickoek San Jose State college, D. Women's office Di Cal I of fine COME Sigma aignui: Bring money for Edifice Will Last Duncan, head of the department, pins to meeting tomorrow night, announced last Friday 7 o'clock. in Student Union, DEADWOOD, S.D. (UP) The The class will he taught Aeronautics Students: Programs last chip has been knocked from Francis Crofut of the Industrial at Practical Prices meet will be d.acussed, faculty members Wild Bill Hickok Arts department and will from 7 to 10 p.m. each Wednesday. introduced, and department or- Seventy-five years ago the famed Persons not enrolled as regular ganizations presented tonight at frontier sheriff "cashed in his students in the college otos take- 7 o'clock in Room 17. All Aero chips" in No. 10 saloon in Dead- the course by paying a fee of $5 students invited Fine Cashmere Meads wood, when he was shot in the at the first meeting of the, class 12.50 Speech Department: There will The course is designed primarily be tryouts for "Othello': and "The back of the head by glorv-seeking Swan" :his afternoon at 3:30 Jack McCall. for employees in ieweIrs: stores but will be of value to anyone in- o'clock in the Little Theater. Any Ile was buried in Mt. Moriah 100 ., Imported Chinese Cashmere's terested in gems or lapidary work., 20.00 student bszly: member is invited. cemetery and residents of the min- Anyone interested la trying out Dr. Duncan said. ing camp erected a statue of him The fall quarter lectures will for the homecoming show report over his grave. deal with ;he history and proper- I to East end of Student Unioa at Souvenir hunteis chipped the ties of gent stones. The wintei 3:30 o'clock tomorrow. soft sandstone likeness to pieces. quarter will he devoted to identi- Inter Varsity Christian Fellow- A second and a third statue also fication of gem stones and the' ship: Meet Thursday at 12:30 p.m. fell to the eager tourists. spring quarter to diamon,! , At 7:30 o'clock tomorrow night a Now the town is to receive a get acquainted party will be held twice-life-sized bust of Wild Bill. JACOBS in the Student Union. Watch bul- carved from tough granite which SAVE ON letin board for room number an- will withstand the larceny of sou- ON USED TEXTS unless they are nouncements. venir seekers Exchange 79 Mr. J. D. alas-Id-eon. Cal lists equipped with hammer and chisel. Student Book SOUTH FIRST STREET adviser, will be :n Room 34, Fri- As an added precaution, it will , IN THE STUDENT UNION day. Sejztember 221. trom 1 p.m. to be placed on a pedestal above the 1 A Servic Project of Alpha Phi 0 P.. 3. .3 .0 3 pm. reach of the average "hunter".
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BE DEFENSE CONSCIOUS Choral Group When Russia decides it is to her "" Committee Sets best advantage, we will he hit and 'Othello" Is Opener hit hard on the home front by Tittle ier tbrify Is:sues Call For atomic bombs. An adequate Civil Defense organization -or the lack of it -will determine our sui %Oral KiBs 11lent 'Alale Vocalists or our destruction. Speech 1)ei)art Set' A Il \ III Nt. !I ,Irn_! in the Wai Save Students CG lar 1r Si\ Drama ilro(hiefion 25% - Buy Texts E. 1 ;.: Before First Class Los I "rli r io; se is it shmirted I4411.11.111, I 1 meet Titisda 12:2 and %vill trip buying convenience, al ( I 1 -31.1. ind afternoons at lized by a growing numl.fer 1 11. I. .1 011, .I J A ball ;ow etetit 1_.k111.1 to dents who have learned Cal:: I. 4111,, I.. Ill 14.111411. 1I144 C11111111,1 1:1 1111 1111111I40. Book Company's courst -:... also Mr, 1,1 11. 1111//11;,.1/.1.1 moot lists make it unnecs-: 1 1 le I 1 1., '5,, I ,,1 A11.11111441.ti !tor 5050455, IA II be them to attend classes bet;.], high
1%:1, 1,1. It .1 / 1. held ni th, near Ht. Intetesteil ting their needs. coils 1.% r r rr 1, 1 , r 111 mak. ..lists steuld contact Dr. By coming in imniediateL I..,,. IIIt I !Art. s. .1"Isit 1:. 1.yle s (thee in the registering, they have ii;. 1 I, 11 .1.. tk. 41 4,..! !, .1, III III. r15 lii chances of obtaining used t. Mc 4 /I 1.. Ho,- Ir I % At the pi e:;:eet lime there are before they are all sold. Cathie. Company, through its . .’ !1; /10._ rrialc, nor-, e.oni, it than men ert- Book tarts with all the nation's of,. Wi aV ; ':11 .1111,1 I r.’ . l't .1. tfl. ....I wiled ih; t oiir,e. Mr. io asp re- lIt college stores, obtains fine See..: Kor I ' I I . 1 . port; ;t hand copies of many texts n ’ er Hall This future presentation of the used on this campus before. re,ce .4. 110 .1/ 11/. Nje:sialt. to be held In Morris To protect students who (1; 1-1 .1 lor a anclitoritim. will be the C'arl Wasclub Datle or change courses, CalBook er llhich be Fischer edition. \kill I full refunds for the first 10 Oa cepti h; ;lid !or the Idst time in San of each term. So wise stud, !Iasi' nothing to lose and ever. d lie I !erre9 inIerinetatiton /him.; to vain: "Come early, hand dauDoss .1 ell'14: your Reg -Card t 1..; 111411 111111.11 and Mill I iIPV neserre monev, get everything in one 1: .;., I 1 I , II .1 I./ 11 al 4114 avoid the class-day crowded rush," Jose , 10,1. .1 teac TOM MULLAN CalBook urges. lkier, Pay Many courses do not require I Ats or supplies, and the CalBook Mr. ii-ts state so. Moreover. additional lat eergrts,x: .Sitidetris Ie,ings of from 25 to 50 percent ,r a: ,it r.,alized by selling texts 11:11 1111. ' 1-111. 110 oli Wit Is. ; ptioo ii 11111. 01 job oiler- Iriek to cAlBook at the close of 114)11 5 `. gol 1 .5 NIl 1.110 I .b :. : I t; The term. oi rho. A. III'. EVM I’%1! id..a I, vrar's ft. Mt) to Cot r 'Ic .1. 1 ..1.1inv chairman td It.. I,I 4.1111147. III}. ,. (Advertisement) A 414111'. kilo:. which 111- Sett 1,,11 expressid the hope ; het ito; ; loot- 11111", 101 mfna u(1,1r.p:if t.ii '.111.1 I... 1 .111111115 that their %iiiild be a largf turn- 144 r. k at a 1.11 ;1111111111.4 SI 13, 14.11 it.,, .. out for the San Jose-StilfltOrd 441 1 1 r ti1 lit 1.i.. 1 % ..1 0 '4.1 ’ lila, lir deli* hand III.,. Ism., ter% 4-4 ;Oho* Y. 'II leaders and song girls will II 11111. .1 toed...oil to re 111/. sli, is b flecked out for the first organ- 111141 111" ’ .4 1 1, 1.111,4 ,.1111 Ill dauv Ill11$1iiv I 11111 111.11.1 ized tooting section of thy MO - ; o .,1 41111..14 Moo: 1.. 11... 1 It 1 ..tt ti 1111..1 - 1111111 quarter, NIullan said %,,Vi 11/111-4 11. .101 Mills 111 11 t.;0 1 1 ..te fa ill have a roped -off section for hol- It.. 11 I iron' Si .4%. the large rooting section we ex- IS 111111, 1.4. 111111 1111111 tt4., 1 111 1114 .0.111111'1.44 pect to turn out, he !said. she 4.1 It' it,44 II,1. In.1111 "1- ?elaMen .11111 t%tll Mtillans said wanted to pa C 1.1.11 111 114 1.1 .1111111,4 Ii he k:7c In retinn 'or 141. ’’-, 4*111 TI' I .t;loin of At nand th- rooters to 44% tar i%hitc 5lIel'/..1 It. t,.. I\*t, `.1 -to It,.111S tor the game. Mrs. ;k F el S11.1.... -rid with 4 .11 111 V.. 'the appointment of a ne%% song 0144 - F 100 1.111 OA% jobs, viluelf Ile f,vprets $100\eAs efrl. Judy Zent, to replace Joev .,111, If. 1o1. 1.N11.11n11.11 1II imearn iris. %eaves ; ,. 5. !I go. Nped Joseleings'e.;'' will tie a part Of !lie t1222 Sf-hriol been l'rnt the ha -al Arri* Ile, h.. COWS TI iii lastinq Calif ii Syr% ice Jobs 1.114r. Inti'llslitt.11 Call Ohl i1111 rich Seho Ionat ifitortviatifiti 1444 coot:if:Ong itt S-1 !fortis ;ft the Sur ill, Open *;4111 .114511. f :1111101. 177i %V Stale A ftf -.1 f four To Senior,. Grads chur Personnel !Loan' Paul Mr. Seeks Sperialisls gen tiinv San Jose mak Brighten your fall days- and the as s Ii i 11(Istbv ii! pella campus scene -with a new T1- Pendleton shirt. You'll Dr. Port find soft luxurious new tend has virgin fabrics of fine lev wool -all Pendleton- woven - all skillfully tailored for freedom and action. There are many striking new patterns in rich autumn colors that are lasting and changeless the full long life of your LOOK FOR Pendleton. ALPHA PHI OMEGA Genuine handsown loafer tn ant qued brown fine iprther Your ttonte BOOK EXCHANGE in clav r: Built tor rugged wor In STUDENT UNION si- ! 10. for ." 4(") the largest assortment of THE DUTCH MILL 1_ Pr ir Pendleton skirts. lb SO FIRST Sr Slate most1 popular spot for ou#stanaing jackets and slacks Op.,. Tliuraday til 9 PO "r ' A./ C` r - , in San Jose e,.1 . . Breakfast-Lunch-Dinner it's Open 6:30 - 10:30 RAPPORTS Across from Student Union 241 SOUTH FIRST .
Page Five Spartan Couple..!, Reveal President and Wife ete ednesday Si pt 195l Summer Wedding Rites Faculty in Gym Reception Rooms Available Miss !Jetta Pritrhard director of San K inney-ff ard Jose in a double ring cere Dr. and Mrs. T. W MacQuarrie The purpose of the annual re - of student housing. anemone es mony performed by Rey. Harrison were hosts at the Barbara Ann Kinne* and Jack ! annual Pen captain is to provide t hat there are quite a feu rooms Truseott, uncle of the bride. house reception held at the Worm- Ward were married at a recent t OW faculty and the..r: atur tor CCCIII, n the. 3ppr..%..I Mrs. Kenyon,. Mr. ena g:sin Sunday t carmtary performed in the Los daughter of dime to the teit.,h n b. r ol lice and Mrs. Clarence Truscott cif San members of the faculI% ared " "PP 11’"’’’I‘ ' Gatos horn f the.' ''tat Ions. Jose, was graduated Jose v.ives; and husbatais. The bride, daughter of -Mrs. Sue! from San Interested girl. should see served E. Kinney, was graduated from' State college and as secre- Collee4e Ptesidont MacQuarru Must.' as IrrrAided I Miss reit. hard hi th. Dean -1 taia in the SJS ROTC office. Los Gatos high school and San ' married 'Mrs. Ethel Miessen 0. W /4-.% 111. y. hsad ot ‘ : %%omen's office. The Jose- State college, where she is la idegroom the son of San Jose in the Ialre t tart of the :1 NO. working on a MA de,ree '!nd Mrs. L. B. Kenyon of summer. She t o idow cherer, Ontario, ( anada. He n 'a The bridegroom, son of Mrs.! at- Herman Mtnssen. ho was %ice- "" Clay Goddard of NV:osonville. is tended Ontario scaools and is now president of San Jose State college, iolin, and associate pro!, -- :- SJS Offers Ten ictiae :a also working for a MA degree. He an instructor in an At- ' and head of the Mathematics de-, chaed Jeason on the pia: was graduated from King city no. etiej:::..ering school at Fort Bel- partmem when he died in 1943. Tea, coffee and hors , lases , at Hospital high school and San Jose State , In the receiving line at the re- %%VW S. rued in the patio , college, He is head e ,f the Music, voie ception were Women Dean of He- ea to department of Benicia high school. i ref ff/(1-Ceff terson len Dimmic k. Executive Dean 'I:IV l7.,-1,11ell it 1.1% t I IP.", t Honeymooning in Canada have James DeVoss and Mrs. DeVoss I IN 1110. (,11..1"1-11 ie San ,t, -s, State MeDowell-Mette been Donald Shafer Catterson and Dean of Instruction Jay C. Eldest , 1.0,Z,11,111!1'.. 31 7 a an us Oct III Ap e . e r rem William Darold Met te Jr., World bride, the former Sallie Bond. and Mrs Elder. He an of Summei Dist )1(tv II ork l w..d.)....:,,, eeereneenue lee.tor ert War II veteran with service in Married last Month at St. Paul's Session Raymond Mosher and Mrs el kl/F-V in ta., ehurch in l'amterl Slates %sill beiambirht Korea, claimed the former Edith Burlingame. the couple Mosher. Dean of Students Joe H. the are Suagert, associate. Hall McDowell as his bride at a ' making their home in San Jose. %Vest and Mrs. West By SF Art Ist s by I,: S Laird science at recent ceremony in Centerville, he aid. daughter of Mt. and professor of political Mrs. C. Thirty-four paintings SJS Washington Township Country W. Bond of Burlingame. ,as Francisco artists are on displio in of 341 is desired. club was the setting for the re- graduated from San Jose An enrollment the lobby of the Art wing at San lass; ception that followed. 1State college in June and was a in order to assure that the TRTIlber !Jose State college, Dr. j%larques o be $14. The new Mrs. :Vette is the of Delta Gamma. ill he given. Tuition I The Reitzel, head of the art depart- T. Jensen, daughter of Mrs. Edoard P. Mc- bridegroom is the son of according to Dr. Harry ' Mr. and MeetiniE or New men?, announced. They are the' extension courses DoweB, assistant to the dean of Mrs. le. H. Catterson of coordinator of sk of 14 artists who belong Seco MillsII A graduate of San !San Jose and an alumnus of the to for San Jose State college. 'n, ' group known as the 13 water- required to take Jose State college, the bride is a 1 of Washington. He is Faculti llembers prerequisites are employed in this area as colorists, the class. teacher in the Campbell schools' a chem- I ical engineer. New faculty members were in- ! emergeno The bridegroom is the son of . This is the third year that the, For those holding traduced by the heads of their de- and provisional teaching ereden- Mr. and Mrs. %V. D. Mette of Cen- college. has exhibited paintings by part ments at the faculty meeting course' will count terville. He is a senior industrial I members of this group. The ex- toils, this held Saturday morning in the Mor- the IS units needed fm arts major at San Jose State col- ! hibits will remain up through the ward A n nounceNew ris Dailey auditorium. President tea lege. T.' month of October. Many of the glee' . It may be counted W. MacQuarrie conducted the subjects an. scenes familiar to professionaI growth einits tar "Ito Job Openings meeting. side.nts 01 the Bay Ar.. Moore-Bondelie Recent changes in adrninistra A double-ring ceremony per- The United States Civil Service tiVe offices were announced by NI, formed at the Church of the Way- commission announced a new ex- Joe H. West, dean of stud. r farer in Carmel was the scene of amination for positions in all Miss Viola Palmer. formerly regis nuptials which united Mildred Pa- branches of engineering with a sal- trar. has !wen appointed admis- mela Moore and Rolf Marcus Bon- ary range from $3,100-410,000 a sions officer. and Dr. Vernon Ouel- delie. year in a recent news release. lette has taken a position with the The new Mrs. Rondelie is the Applicants for these positions lo- Placement office. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. M. 0.. cated in Washington, D.C. and Scholastic changes, including Moore of Los Gatos. She attended the vicinity will not new three MONEY! be required -unit courses in French, SAVE Mills college and was graduated to take a written test. German and Spanish were the sub- from San Jose State college where They must have completed a ject Of a talk by Jay Elder, dean she was a member of Kappa Kap- professional engineering course of instruction. Ile pointed out that pa Gamma. leading to a bachelor's degree or ajaboratory science is no longer The bridegroom is the son of had four years experience in tech- required for graduation. at the Mrs. Sena Bondelie of Santa Rosa. nical engineering.. President MacQuarrie stated He attended Santa Rosa junior col- Students who expect to complete that the allotment made by the lege and was graduated from San the required courses within . six Public Works board for new col- Jose State college where he has months may apply, lege dormitories has been with- been doing graduate work.. Graduate study in engineering drawn due to the increased cost of The couple will live in Concord. STUDENT BOOK may he substituted for part or building materials and other ex- Calif., where both will teach all of the professional experience. penses, school. A maximum age limit of 35 has "We think that the old high been designated for the $3100 jolts, school buildings will be ready foi EXCHANGE Surian-Collins but there is no maximum age limit college use by spring." said the A recent evening ceremony per- for the higher grade positions. president. formed in the First Presbyterian Information a n d application A new formula, devised by Sac- church united Gloria Surian and forms may be secured at most post ramento, for teacher-student ratio Paul Jamaica Collins. offices, civil service regional will be tried out experimently at offic- A SERVICE PROJECT OF The bride is the daughter of es or from the Civil Service reem- San Jose State. eolleee it a 3, au Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. Surian of ii ,eaon in -hington. cided at the San Jose. She is attending San Jose State college where she is majoring in music. She has served . ALPHA PHI OMEGA I as soloist for the college a cap- pella choir. Complete Shoe Repair Service The bridegroom is the son of Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Collins cl While You Wait Portland, Oregon. He also is ., - Last day to pick up mori y or tending San Jose Stet college, . has served as soloist for the , unsdd books Friday, October 6. leg e a cappella choir. Stanton-Hewitt Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Ilea San .lose State colleee gradual, - were married recent ly in the Ste Shoe Repair Prices DON'T STAND IN LINE--- church of Willow Glen by the R. T. 11, Simpson. Too High? The new Mrs. Hewitt is the foi-- Shop he fast way--- mei- Katherine N. Stanton, daugh- ter tit Mrs. I. II. Stanton. She was Compare Ours graduated from Campbell high! schoal and while at SJS was a! IS E. SAN FERNANDO ST. member of Kappa Kappa Gamma and Kappa Delta Pi. She is a Ifs Located at the teach, r at Cambrian school. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Newt, CENTELLA METHODIST lie was graduated from Santa ( South Second & Recd Streets ra hieh school and o as remeno!! STUDENT UNION of Alpha Tau ornesta while at He is teaching at Linda yi 1.1 Invitation to College Students school. To make Centella your Church home Trus lni-Ketipm away from home. Now making their home in Fort Behoir, Va., are Mr. and Mrs. Ro- Worship DON'T DELAY --- ACT TODAY Evelyn bert K. Kenyon (Muriel 11:00 A.M. 7:00 P.M. Truscot t / . The couple were married recent- YOUTH: 6:00 to 7:00 and 8:00 to 9:30 P.M. ly in the First Presbyterian church , ALPHA PHI OMEGA BE DEFENSE C0NSC110114 Student Welcome Day Unless we have an adequate Ci- SEPTEMBER 30 11:00 A.M. vil Defense, a people trained to BOOK EXCHANGE protect themsch es, we -could lose ; Sermon: "PROBLEMS OF YOUTH" undefeated; the next war with an Hear the Christian Solution Army. Navy and Air Force still In the field.
IA sln. ',day ept 26, 11 S A1111'e% Health Director Advts. es New lire Benz Gives 01,4.11 to S.] . qii(lents to Sign for Physicals Dean is have i then he advised to select L. Ter / 1 Those new stude nts w ho of study. kreli Ikesiuents no, had their physical examina- Icourse Monday. by Through the early physical a \- on I:, unornists! and three lions were advised Draft often is that Adrice anis it discovered
'evening courses hf special inter- Miss Margaret To:flintily, direc- would o . -- r inform:111.n is IIIpro.- student fail his It aci.,-, est to employees of industrial es- student health service, training examination ,1 411 %stied the draft board by the fte- I tor of given lot, tablishments to the San Jose art-a made Miss Twombly explained. A gist par'. DM. r 0p04 ,111.14.1.1 rr- that appointment'. May be rico% are twing offered to. the San quest. e amination to be taLen tint- of the other more in.ft,.- t.lose State college F:tiginecrim. for tant services of the health 0;1,, to ,,ient ha., f 111M- a frn. according 10 1/1' ' Ili '1.4,r Miss Twombly pointed out, is pr. tfu ' Smith. heart of thi departn, :. 1,,i oLit :, .,:,-. tea-tang the college from ant.. Qualified t. rsons who are 1.111- must take that all two students communicable diseases. pro- Last ., Cc abla to undertake lull college th. physicals. and that the t xams S111" Said, 11 cases of aciit, Ito,. - grams may register as limited sue- as soon as pos- pra should be taken c.tilosis wore removed from dents for as many as six s of alr sible. pus, and most of the suffei, .1. a. . 'Ii flapt- college work. also stated that Miss Toombly didn't realize they had the lamited students will register at by ge,ing I Veryone a physical ex- In such cases, the students It.. lust class meeting. Total fees amination, the Health department wet. ate $5 tor !United students taking out called to the Health office. 1Ia is not trying to keep students ci- that their future health ii ' 1: a three-unit course_ This.- fees of college. but to keep them here was advised r I p l''..' III ,11, jeopardy, and to take are payable at the second class and in good health. She said that in.. mediate treatment. meeting. the 41, partment s, rv..s as an in- acad, ine-all Coil rio's It. Ix. offered are: valtiabh aid to students and fac- toolent 1111110 tally flie Engineering Materials, 7:30 to ulty by helping to advise the stu- The military will carry the v re 1., . .i,...rtficattona If 830 p.m. Mondays and Wednes- dent about his prospective course to the enemy but in an atom], Iv been in the a rte. mu,' t days, 200 S 7th St . Al Wolff of If a stud, -7.t is not physically fit tack it will be Civil Defense i, 1.011 he- class in Food Machinery Corp tor tn. ' he tu, . I eted, protects the home-front. -re+ tot the 11410.14,11i Engineering Repot t s, 7:30 to : !ii upper Iwo-that 4.’. 8:31t p.m Mondays and Wed n. s . 14.1. days, Ft no m 7. Administ rat 1.1.0r, .1u..11. -ail entering di.- Building. Norman 0 Gunderson re. tb 1 I. must be assistant professor of enginislim alien is ...T....A. onr trsar de- City Planning, 7:30 to 8:20 a.tr. Check This Greatest terment .-s.-r. the first -year Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays student must make. r....iser I In Room 7, Administration Ruildim blab Soft I h...rol 1.0 the airier Buy in Town at DEAN BENZ Michael Antonacei. San Jose ell: wry.. I ofisids tfw tward planning engineer Br, *it's 0411' that he " eiderialt " (11,1.'10 ol a 4/14'1 ings" Industrial Relations, 7:30 to .: 01. n hiJ Iim. ''.111th'mt f 'Iona% ft aria P'MAO' Stun. despite having am.. Mondaysdn)ivia , Wednesday i. ina ..tia that t ..m1r, rnent for consid- Fri. lass Ftraom II, Adniinistratii, I.. i i *at.; a .. 1.e nork. ...1 r it ion .4 de+ ertnent. Ben/ recont- 1111041111.:. Jet:Se M Zimmerman. ; ,t a., h.. do tni rvi 'nail) ''Iii- lather claim- of associate professor of engineerim GallenKamp'S I Ito's, I hut :o tain Anceal to the State draft Time and Motion study. 7:30 to . oh,. at t i S 111’11M1.1110 14:20 a ni.. Tuesdays and Thum- 1,04, 0100, ’ 'I Ii MI'. drl}s, Room 11. Administration . 41 I., I I -II 4116 1:1,14., Building, laboratory. 7 to 10 p.m.. I’ I.C1 mull tlirils NIondays or Tuesdays, Prof. Zim I iroport.int thing 00 re merman. Kris/ retsplea itrd, .4cultv members %Ill pick up Aerodynamics, 7.30 to 8:20 a.m.. I nvska. th, their hat sitarist 00000 faculty cards from depart- Mmxiays, Wednesdays and Fri '4" filial Min, It. sa. in, defer- nient earerataarie.0. rather than at days, 306 S 5th St , Harry 1' SIZES 6-12 .. nt i , onta. ling hi-. 'Pratt th 1.r ults..te '1141141cre. la le, assist ant I4 4!' of II 11 1....r4 10- t .eppla Ph.' it o ..ano ttttt %%eel. 1.0.614 ails mour fra .04 ern In the iiiest faculty -ant. over Airrraft Drafting. 7 to 10 pm Arch Feature 44 f te- I. 4 1011 1101.- tes ',ailed through the al.r.allatate :Mondays. Wednesdays and Fr 1. rat 1 . .1..ina; .I’1011- It.'.,.. Room 13. Ashninistratin, Suction Cup 1-1: . in .1 III, ner noi. checked oast to iletaartment Budd 4 H yrn. r, tlei Strong Durab'e "WV rviari VS is.. is II Isms.. It tient. 11'111,1 ’"! - ) Canvas Top po. 55 11411111 am Taki. In ale III hi rt., SAVE TIME AND MONEY to
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College Frats Wednesday. Sept. 26, 1951 Page Seven - Greener Pastures - turn Spartan Daily Exchange Page On Spot Says Navy to Accept OCS Candid a Edited Dean of Students Joe H We-i must lie submitted by Vermont Prof receised word this month from the date has rixvived notice to report Office of Naval Off jeer BORIS STANKEVICH Middlebury. Vt. "Fraternities Procure - for induction via the selectite ser- mecut an d I'S.. Navy - Recruiting will be compelled in the next few vice route. Station in San Francisco years to prove that they can make stating Capt. R. 17 'King, bead of the that the Naval flier has been gis- A Thousand Mirrors . . . as significant contribution toward San Francisco offic.. said SCT% 0... - en the go-ahead to accept For the past three months college educational purposes." appli- of his staff may tie made asaii;,.., the men who make the news seem cations tor the Nasal commented 55. Storrs Lee, dean ot OCS it for periodic sit.It S to camp, - to have been busy proving that Puck's famous words, "What fools New port. Rhode Island. men at Middlebury college, after The New - where suffici,111 int1.410,4 is Meal these mortaIs be, is one of history's greatest understatements. pa,, school's quota reviewing decisions of the thirty will be upped Those seeking further infatua- June started off with a bang when from ::;:iii to Tin eleven of the country's top ninth annual National Interfra- students corn- tion should contact the N Re- nu.ncIng Stull thr selection Commies suddenly found themselves in the clink as a result of a Su- ternity Conference, held recently for the cruiting station. Federal t Decennia'. 1951 class, preme court decision upholding their conviction. Why they were not in New York City and attended according to building. San Francisco 2. Cal. the to Was* already veterans of the hoosegow nobody seemed to kriow. by over 500 deans and fraternity letter directed The State Departmen7 the Arm, ,ind the Executive Department representatives. Undergraduates may :spiny tor A foil-t)pe photoflash bulb re- a!! bung out their dirty ':ran during the MacArthur trial. Americans "Pot shots are being taken at admission 120 days prior to crad- leases "bottled sunlight" in 20 fraternities from all angles," he 1I nation while post -graduates may millionths of a second after push - suddenly realized the;- go-vernment wasn t the smooth -working ma- continued. : q.oly at any time. Apoi -. a chine that appeared on the surface. "They are on the it, button. fensive in many colleges, finally pa3hed and Congress a bill sending wheat to India after that spite the militant attitude of tt.. country began buying it from Russia. National Interfraternity Confi. All over the nation teen-agers turned to marijuana and heroin for ence in insisting that fraterniti. 9 new excitement. Laws preventing the sale of the drugs were extreme- have the right to discriminate :,- ly lax. Why, is still a mystery. much as they wish in the sehi 7//e/Mie itt1rt/$011 3 Harry Truman fought for wage and pr;ce contr, --finally got a tion of members. consideration :- few- :- -ces and wages kept on going up. being given on many campuses t the banning of fraternities wit! A unanimous groan came from the of America experienced /ill( 1.$ ttre youth when discrimination as the monve." Congress passed a bill lowering the draft age to 18'2. Dean Ice does not question tin. The Korean wa, ; ad inks, e.conci y. . Toe U.S.. and the "right" of fraternities to limit U.S.S.R. were busy ye . rg war-m:_rger at each other. When they membership on the basis of phy plum(' 10 Lip 110(1 began the truce talks Americans thought they saw a ray of hope but sical infirmities. race. religion and the talks seem to be out in a rain of charges and counter- political conviction. but he main charges. Meantime the -.1 .11ty it kept growing. tains that it is a narrow appmact. Iran kicked the Anglo.lranian Oil Co. out of Iran but want the to a far-reaching problem. "The college cannot exist for British to stay and run it for them. one purpose." said Dean Lee, "and Television turned its cruel light on the Senate Crime committee the fraternity within the college, i-iearings. Americans were shocked. But the men on the stand were tor another purpose. One ot the Americans. objectives of higher education is Pithnna Not to be 3y prices, tuss.. and Oat dsu- to bridge diffeeences of religion GIRDLES personic plane set a r!e. altitude record. politics, and creed to bring ar. The Japanese Peace treaty was signed but the German treaty understanding among men of Var- ying beliefs and backgrounds. s, NO BONES ABOUT IT st:1' seems a long way c,f4. that they may list' together with STAYS UP WITHOUT STAYS All in all. the average American newspaper reader felt as d he a degree of amicability." were caugbt in a house with a thousand mirrors. The floor Wa5 coming Intercollegiate Press Bullet it' up and the roof coming down. And he searched the front pages des- 41, perately looking for an unlocked door. --B.S. _ Lops Take Ettglils
and tUpi. "Culture" he Colleue 11 orals ml to Live descended upon members of th Cleveland police force. Menthe! of Cles'eland's finest will al Pessimistic Prophecy special lectures on English Up to Pvtana.NIG U S POI Olt position at John Carrot 17111., 1.1111hOCk, Tits. The expected high an academic level as any sity, studying the writings pre- post-war breakdown of rn o ra 1 s other subject and that it be Shakespeare. Ilenry James BRASSIERES among college students in regard sented on a broad, non-sectarian Emily Dickensen, in order r to sex behavior and the use of hasis. prove their writing techniq... THE LiFT THAT NEVER LETS YOU DOWN alcohol did not arrive. according Dr. McAllister also called at- high percentage of to Dr. Charles E. McAllister, who tention to the Cattle get as much feed Iron on examinations in out recently completed a survey of cheating one acre of imposed pasture a is conditions at 98 leading colleges colleges and universities. This tmm 12 acres of the best wood and universities in the United definitely a moral breakdown, he land gniss Slates. said. Dr. McAllister, dean of the Intercollegiate Press Bulletin Cathedral of St. John the Evan- RENT A [1--lizeb' Richazd&f,th, gelise Spokane, Washington, who TYPEWRITER is nationally recognized as an out- 1.111 (.oninscd SPECIAL STUDENT $12 standing minister, lecturer and RATE 3MONTN5 98 So. Second Street series of ad- Airvidused little t:SC trosh girt writer, delivered a KENNEDY BUSINESS Just two blocks from the campus dresses at Texas Technological wandered into a sorority- hire. - MACHINES 96 E SAN FERNANDO CY 2.750?, college. just before the fall semester The speaker reported an in- started and gushed, "My goodness. .i - creasing interest among college I just love your house, it's SO students in basic moral codes and firetly, and everyone is so prett,,:. in religion, but said that religious and I's e heard so much about education is unsatisfactory, as it sorority and everything, but is presented in most schools today. sorry I've just forgotten what His suggestions were that reli- house I'm in." Mom material be presented on as Daily Trok.: B'NAI B'RITH HILLEL FOUNDATION USED TEXTS at San Jose State College Invites the Jewish community on the campus to participate in High Holy Day services at WE SCOUR THE COUNTRY FOR THEM TEMPLE EMAN-EL Corner Myrtle and University Avenues JOSEPH GITIN, Rabbi TO SAVE YOU MONEY SCHEDULE OF SERVICES Rosh Hashono Sunday, Sept 30-7 p.m. Monday, Oct. 1-10 am. (Also New Books and Supplies) Yom Kippur Tuesday, Oct. 9-7 p.m. FOR ALL COURSES Wednesday. Oct. 10-10 a m. TICKETS MUST BE SECURED IN ADVANCE Leave your name and address at the Student Y, 272 South Seventh street, before 5 p.m. Wednesday. September 26. No reservations by telephone. Tickets will be sent by mail without charge. There can be no admission to services without a ticke+ secured In advance.
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.1(liffissIt)ns 1)i i ice in Re,ristrar .11(11.1'1/ , :, A ' 11, ,:1111, in n2 schools, 7, Students and si has his n a ereat change in the tog to the camp,,, p: rsonnel of the training Imo. the adoninistr..o!.s. . Colonel Bross n declared. With the ' new locations as the i exception of himself, Capt. C.. idianges made durini., thi , B. Richards. and M Sgt. . .1 1.1...emu:illy. all of the i!. M. Carroll, the unit's personni , tlis s will he on the seisaid has Is 'en added in I he last year. od the Atimmistratirin buildien The new offieers are 1.1. Col. era:ding to a release for the Joseph F.. Tony. Maj. Stanley 11' public relations oilier. Martin, Maj. John 11. Hue:, Tla. Admissions office and ('apt. James I.. Simkins. and Cart of leo has.' r..eently 111 Ray mind II. Hutchins. The 1 Ti Room 1211 to Rooms 12; nlisteci men are 114 Sgt, Don W. 121; M, h. 11. laria r quarters ' Fo v,o. M ('hark's Salt"o 1. oo made road:it& Welcome Back! NO, Tills IS NOT thl. hungry masses awaiting the opening of bread lines. Nod. is it a group of fiery -eyed reiollutionists plotting to oier- throw the goiernmcnt And it's not a h scene from a mink. that .Only 11 tro Respond To really good eat;ng got "better than ever". If these characters oho look a trifle u ild- a fate w(11141. than bread -lines, resolutions or ies. But it's all ANN AMUR, M i c h. (Ul over now at least tor three t Communisn- is lloarly dead, at least on thc Unit ersity of Michi- gan (111111M,.. Committee IrJksCal riter Student editor% of the Michigan Daily planted a classified adver- ARCHIE'S Viteh 1931 style, is on Fitn', such as the recent hunting. 'A. tisement in the campus paper ask- again in Hollywood. the march Place in the Sun' may loner ing for information about Com- capital of the s orld. lilm again be made, for the co-author munism literature or persons in- During the current hearings .oi- Steak House 01 the screen play, Michael Wil- terested in Communism. fifty witnesses "unfriendly to er son, is as among those s iiii mooned committee" will appear. These The notice ran five days and Featuring the Best in Steaks, Saiads and Sand.iches the Is'Iore this inf.' ronunittee. who were partly drew only two interested persons. men and women, In a statement to the press, Mr. many of the better Several hundred students %%rote in responsible for Wilson said, "I know of only 545 So. 2nd St. C Y 9897 Hollywood, are to the paper protesting acceptance Moth.* made In I wo conspiracies in lloollyii mod "blacklist" of the mo- I of the "advertisement". now on the . . . this committee's conspir- are un- lion picture industry and acy to destroy the last irstige able to find employment regard- of free cultural eypression in the less of their merits. film industry and the industry rhe blacklist" is a phenomena , leaders' conspiracy of appease- strange to America but in the last ment, in which they hate agreed few years its use has been grow- to blaCkl 1st any film maker "WELCOME ing. Motion picture studios are whose views do not conform to afraid to hire a person who has: the committee's standards." For been suspected of entertaining taking this stand Michael Wilson SAN JOSE STATE What might be interpreted as "too is on the blacklist of even stu- liberal viewpoints". If they should dio in Hollywood and may never hire these persons they might be stork in that city again, COEDS" dragged over the coals hy the Con- in the outcome of these hear- gressional witch hunters. ings hinges the faje of Hollywood's The use of the "blacklist" In !films. If there is to continue to be the film industry h.., become so 1a free screen which produces mo- FROM widespread that a person is ho is tion pictures of merit, these !lol- termed "unemployable" need not 1 lywood people must not fall prey STUART'S Cs in be called before 1he mom- to Congressional witch hunters. If miller. Should one person who :they do, in the end it will lw the testifies mention the name of 1 American people who suffer.- Jan r: a director, writer or actor before 1 Blankfort. MAKE STUART'S YOUR the conmattee the Ihelihood of from an editorial in the is CAMPUS FASHION that person as a film maker Daily Californian. je.opardized. HEADQUARTERS The committee, realizing this.1 . BF, DEF EN SE CONSCIOUS has set about through i fs policy of FROM intimidation to make the motion Civil Defense must be ranked - OuF co-partner with the mil.- Cashmere Sweaters picture industry a merc shell of its la entire COLLECT C!, tary establishment. former self with its imestigations OF Lambs Wool Swe.ders into the private live. ot the film SKIRTS Workers. Lanameres LOOK FOR 55.95 And what are some of the films Skirts cm which these peopl: work''! - ALPHA PHI OMEGA 40 "Body and Soul". "The Lost W. , 300l: EXCHANGE in 516.95 Suits end", and "Cp.:: "The Search- STUD7NT UNION De Bergerac" are hut a few of a Coals 1,, t Blouses COTTON Dresses BLOUST GORDON'S SPORT SHOP Jackets Hosiery
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., pt 26. 1951 Boxing Coach Dee Portal Returns Don Duo Due Rack: From FourWeek Tour of Far East win," 11,horne.Ilattlie%s Back from an extended 12;000 lie Reynolds of the Washington much emphasis is put on to delinitely trip to Japan and Okinawa, Dec D.0 Boys' club, and Portal. Portal said, There Portal, San Jose State college box- Portal commented on the sports should be an expansion of the in- share I lonors IA I ' mg coach, settled down to work program of the services as "typi- tra-mural system. The headache educa- Ils I11.1 111 Itt 1111(1 I mkt. licelehan 711 his old stand in the Men's gym cal" as compared with those of to find qualified physical t erdaY U.S. colleges and universities. tion instructors." I i tom twat. 1:SI's Brot lie returned last week "Every boxing coach is scouring Portal pointed out one difference r .1.111114 I 4441,, font. 14) '.1 art champions, betv. een the American and the , t., iai.-. ....elotri Portal was one of five boxing the ranks for eight observed during the gam. 111..11/,1 (411141,11 Sparta -Balm-% , ,,aches who left San rancisco Aug. the football coaches arr. hunting Japanese as so on," the one ?day clinic for the Americans. 1. thankful, t ;IN under the auspices of U.S. Ar- for all-Americans and "Excluding "The Japanese is eager to learn and . 411r .tat - if my Special Services department colorful coach stated. orkin Out . to conduct boxing clinics in the rare cases, the intra-mural prog- and always makes his best effort 11 c
V. ill, Is rio .) toot-ilar East for the U.S. armed [ore- rams are miserable. The only time; while the American is sometimes will GI-Joe participates in sports is to under the impression that skills lor's t4..)airnerl' hall practice a . a nuclen.. Coach s. The five coaches staged a one cheer," Portal added. come naturally," Portal said. "Of 4,.. -41.4. .4, the arc light Jim Wheeinflan began taishinz h o, week program in Tokyo on their "The rivalry between the ser- course, in boxing enlightenment ove "I" 1" 11" 1.44d. squad through it. initial alarkouls. arrival. then went to vices is terrific and perhaps ' come-, in a hurry." he added. .. . 44,. le.d. up. Yokohama for 1*,4F , . .., , -.um, N.4 4114.'11, this week. A ,ta-g7.rtie sch..dule be- a week and subsequently to Oki- t lit. earning the Stanford IV, Oc. nawa the third week. ,, I 4,4. 1.. ,(44141,. ,,. with , wher 13 f . ii-,' Sp 41 , 1 I \ mart, I..t loll 11,r 1thletle .4d..pted the GORDON & RON Illa .n 111. to.. ...ring j club kilter lapse fol vet illti .1.44411, 4 I.: 4..4141 vanst... 6.11 left era' 44...44 40/14. %blirn it neva (.1111- I' 141 Lir .1101 .4 .ar alle.o1 4 en 114,114411. ride alltatt col reshmen announce I. phorng. Ir II.. . ne, 4.11.1.11 I., plat tarsits B witiad 11,01 1,1 Ann1.241 gries-t a will tt.e ...re of the oserfloo courses in the art of the tr."1.ste n of talent. and Kis.. more men it I'. .1 chan, e to be .rre and lia%r , , I.. ,,if,,. v.111 rtarls at the ,urslt%. iiiurdlinK UKULELE .I ti.. to I to 41 11 15 hrrleh.in. 1111 1T .11711.0 11,. 11... ; s aeto., separately 'tillIll ' irit, itie 27 4441 tram, .1.0y I.44 the nev. Tenth sta.,. I hid mar Spartal. stadium IWe teach by what we call the "Fun" ik4att, at 5 04) method. We know that people learn f 41..1.44.. 14$ lb. Arr.sth of a ref- Na4 . . . ehl 11. hyrrIt t. best when they have FUN while they t in144..11 4, %VIP ell ti iti I,eing as 11,44.1 44, pnInt. I ri.l..% night . sa.i).1 lb,. 1,1.i stein %vele t learn. Joint us for a free lesson. and $ hut,. '.'4it h .1 off s a rats nos . right Iht 11 !me you want .-.4..r.1 if 44144111 then decide whether or not no f 144 IN, last Id n 415. 14 :olden Raul r team. .1,1p. Ind 1114.. ,o to join the class. 4. start 44111r11016 said III . ,..,1 5. ar- .... 111on op4rol his patt Sr BiP1( I e 4-4,,,I,i1. t .11.. and 41.41444n. trip atia can it r,,t4I ( 13 pron ing 41111.1,11.4 41..ntattket Oct 21) ' DEE PORTAL 401.. 1.4., .1 step haoluit: 14014401's 11. S 411114 C1-11 ti NIA ern her 1 .,V. II 1..4 .'1, I lacking FIRST LESSON \fon, It Field Nmember 10 The group of roaches inelttit' '1 a I I 11,1 yards. Salm.. Ue Nnveniber 17 Frank Young of Idaho, V1.11: .1nd 4. at Novemb,r W1141dWard of Wisconsin. Eddie La THURSDAY. OCT. 4 7:30* p.m. STUDENT "Y" Iii.' I...1 all ta pil"tuft le. Fund of Catholic University; Char- . I ra . 11.1.1 .4 11111%4 41 1iet1,0 more (.4)/1 it the 14,1 atoll% Mat..411,... corn Intramural' Simirts din 1.11 19 out id 31 yea 141,1 t'"" "I" Sillri S4141111--1'4'rrV twc sp..rta's ha, ks rallsing brief 'van Jos.. State college .. Hr It to th. final quarter. instated ttttt 4:11 4rarl program ni,o,r. Ltoonds g.iiss, 11 booing, Illalf- Into gear with football heading t.,..L, nob tisbortse and h Slat- the list for the fall quarter lie- swim . hem. Ira Mr4.64/..n.. 4 Artier. u oardinm 11,, Rill Peres. intra- 6 11111144 mural athletic director. e Lot ..II 111.11 I mot Ii,. Ii tt ill c:anirooria r IIS. 1 111i 11s, hi.. I floc!. elan %41.r.n as trains 1411 4. been of-gan- .1 4,,, if 14,11 1141,111' 11111/. tlet, :snit IS schedule dr.aan up P4.rrs 4. tented, obielt should 1 t -1 I III take a %%., L or num.. to AC('UM- girlish Tao 14.3/Z114.4.4 1)111 he drawn up representing independent and 1.1 Iraternits iniaations ,e) oil for the instItical intramural All White .71.a1.1.10.41 , ro»o betueers the Ia,, cham- ...11.1011 1, ,1 4, pions aill conclude the regular #40" 40.11 .1M-dole 1 II Independent ..n.l fraternal or- :17 1 vt anisations ..re adsiseal to enter cis Ii their I. Ito roster :44 soon *4 groo4.411 144, l'errs .ultled. oto .1 1.41, 41 lair al basketball will totiaar the grid season in 14 It DC- 4.1111441.r. i )1,, , 4400 ’ STATE JACKETS 1 Oink Clerk's TENNIS SHOP .1 ss S FOURTH vss
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(Neal 74 South First St. 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 16 GICGGC GGGG GG Mexico Offers kid "'es') Face Ele Bronzan Shuffles I To U.S. Students Trio Steings For State Crown Nineteen fellowships for study 1 San Jose State's goitioa elan the first day lead. ts -’, S tarim Lme-u in Mexico during the academic , were right in the runnin4 for the qualils log test. . year beeineing February, 1952 are 'California amateur gull crown be- F.zen By ROV 1111.-KI.BEBT ,wings veteran Dick Bun- now open to U. S. graduate and ing held at Pebble Beach in Mon- 4mA-we linksrnan and 1951 N, undergraduate students. If at first you don't, find out deli' to left guard. Bondelie. 199, terey. George Bruno, North. rn ern California litictiold. r_ also backs up the line on The grants, which cover tuition why- and start shuffling a bit defense California Intereolleeiate golf peared a cinch to make tb. plus a monthly living allowance. With this philosophy. Coach Bob Paired opposite Left End Ray ittrht ni are offered by the Mexican gov- , champion in 1950 while at Sall place championt,hip Woman rehashed San Jose State's Poznekoff %tin be Stan Wacholt, ernment through the Mexican - Jose, led the Spartan contingent -.47-35, 75, in 01' ps.I! , U. starting lineups for the Stanford 197, versatile junior, ttho has United States Commission on Cul- ;with a 35-38, 73, one stroke tough game at Palo Alto Saturday. worked at defensive halfback. behind par 72 layeot Vi'acholz stands six -three, while tural Cooperation. When he finished his promotions rugged Poznekoff Ls a compara- The fields in which awards an and demotions, the Spartans found tive shorty on the left flank, available are as follows under- 11 changes in the platoons v.hich . only five-ten in height. anthropology, archeology, ethnol- %%ill go against Coach Chuck Tay- archeology, ethnology, Mexican A lor's Indians. Sophomore Larry Rice and Jun- COMPLETE Store ior Bob Sykes join Bob Osborn- history, architecture, philosophy Bronzan wasn't too happy and Gibbe Mendonsa in the first and letters graduate: physical toe'. a few performarwes in the For College Men backfield quartet.. Rice, Bronzan graduate: physical anthropology., ESE debacle, SO he made with thought, did pretty well in the logy, Mexican history, museogra- t he alterations. second half against USE, so he phy, painting, biological sciences. pediatrics, tropical medicine, and Football managers are urgent- gets the call at quarterback. Rice Nationally advertised ' cardiology,. ly needed according to Senior will have to stay on his toes to manager Russell Whitman. Men edge Lynd Aplanalp, ready after Eligibility reqiurements include brands to select from: interested may obtain further nursing torn ligaments. Jerry U.S. citizenship. knowledge of information at the Physical Hamilton also should see action in Spanish. good academic standing, Education office. Stanford stadium. grx.d health, and knowledge of the - Moving in culture of the U.S. Also, there's a matter of squad- defensively as start- ers are Sophomores Jack from cutting. He has to pare down his Carhart. Fineouraging applications Varsity Town Clothes 204, left mel: roster of 6.3 to a more workably Junior Al Cadena. interested students, Mr. Kenneth 192, middle guard; Sophomore president of the Institute. 44 befoni the week is out. Eleven Holland, Catalina Sweaters Dempses Farrier, 188, linebacker: fellowships are of- men are tabbed for the junior said that the and Junior Matt as a 70sture of good-will to varsity, while eight more must 1.. Vui. vi -h. 178. Arrow Sh.rts eliminated to make Bruntan's t - easier. Just who will be am . the dropped 19 is dependent oil Arrow Sport Shirts pre-Stanford dr i I Is. heavy-duty COLLEGE SPECIAL! scrimmage ending today. Th, Interwoven Sox competition, therefore, is fierce. with the Golden Raiders sparing Asir no friendship in their battles for Rough Rider Slacks starting jobs. 5 Sparta's coaching staff sa'a TO TO Crosby Square Shoes promise in a number oh boys dur- 9 P.M. 9 PM. ing the USF game, resulting in a step fm-ward for several. Sophomores Jack Adams, 210, -The Store That Quality But and Sal Cardinalli, 230, will man TRY ONE BECOME A STEADY CUSTOMER the tackle posts. Adams, a transfer from Fullerton J.C., is Burger French Fries Shake coming along fast, as is Car- din:111i, with Monterey J.C. last 65c year. George Porter, 216, and Bob 11-'0;:, 206, ore behind these The ONLY two. 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