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CALIFORNIA, 9, VOL. 32. NO. 4 . «sfr.3» SANTA CLARA. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1952 $?.00 PER YEAR CALIFORNIA RALLY SCHEDULED NEXT FRIDAY Selective Pre-Legal Society First House Debate To Service Make Lisp of Pre-Game Rally ? Dance Tests To Be Given Those Stickers Discloses Schedule Be Held In Near Future This week, gummed stickers promoting approval of "Prop- Set For SCU-Cal Game On December 4th osition 3" werV passed out to Of Plans for '52 By BILL RfCII> By both hoarders ami stu- iiAI.KN RAM Selective Scrvio Tests for Santa i the day B> WTIIONV SAt'KR '»«" here with j"lnt session Debating "i-ni "t* second week n of dents. Make use of this means Tin' Santa Flara-Callfornla game will he preceded i>\ y The Sp- th*» Senate und lions.-. 44 debater* were To" " Over Freshman Class WjtjjeM rntHrs and rally dalles yet M>"" s r second mooting of 2 were for the senate, still In of Hill Muroiiick. Chairman of the llally Committee. Although there will Sophomores juniors and seniors ' windows. For further thi year last week. The Black- zation for Its semester's activities. he as the of the Stanford Maronlck information about this heated •stone Society, the Pro-Legal Club no prc-gaiiic intrude, In caw Kally, TALK who are not connected with R.O.- < Votes In Finals proposal, see the editorial page of the University, is composed not llromhvcd additional entertainnient for the "Beat California" f«n> Rev. Stephen Early, S.J., moderator of the Senate, gave an In- or other reserve units and j T.C. of the next issue of The Marital onl\ ol those students who intend tlvltles. teresting talk the technique of public sinking, and Informative on who have not previously taken Clara. to become lawyers i>ut also those For Officers Today The three main |>ulnts of the u.»i>u- celebration will he the Rally, drawing from his own personal ex- this test should do so, announced j wlki are interested in the legal llv JACK KKNNKAI.I.Y poet-rally dance, and Post-Game especially perience in this field. He Rev. John M. Hyjies. profession. It is open,to students The primaries of the Freshmen dance, the latter s|>onsorcd by thye emphasized the importance of in all the colleges. Greene class elections were* held on last Business Administration Associa- careful preparation and adherence Clay M. Students taking the tests must ai inaugurated at the Santa Clara One of the speakers already en- tional Relations Clul) splits into traditioptil to the Santa Olara- since deferred iiiuii tin' Freshmen, Mom ol the ployment Legislation.. der the temporary chairmanship California football game gaged |k Walter Gordon, chair- Republican and Democratic fac- Ciiljprtno. working on year, not take the test until April of the first sear men will FIRST DEBATK of Dick Mondon are The main |x>ints ot be remem- man of the California Adult Au- Interest tions and ipoiMOri a public sympo- 23. be on the results ol this race. 'Following Rally Commit- Barry Walsh and Curtis Cole the selection of a play which is to bered, according to a statement hy thority Hoard. 11l past yeiir», these sium siring both sides of the ma- this. teeman Wes Ruggles has promised uphold the affirmative, while be presented sometime before Resides the on the Selec- the Rally Committee, are the pur- talks have been tho center of Candidates foi the vice-presi- jor campaign issues will score the appearance of Singer Frank Patrick Ford and Andrew Piero- Christmas. chase of special tickets from the discussion hy inemherH of the dent's olfiee are Mike and Carl Student spokesmen for tive Service Test, n student's rat- either Howard, who has - toured with the vich will represent the other side ) athletic department, the prohibi- Student Bar Association as wrll Bosque; sill.- will take In till' plat tin in on ing in his class Is taken into con- Paul Whitman band, and appeared of the question. WORK tion agninst men in the special a*' the' members of the Hhiek- Hawaii's contri- October SO to explain the stand of sideration. Those in the upper Galcm Kant. in New York and Long Island DISCISSION Immediately after .the announce- section set aside lor women root- htone Society. their candidate :uiil party on par- half of the male fr.cshmun class, bution In Santa Clara publics, won Television and Cafe circles. AC- The first round table discussion ment of the committee's choice, ers, and the necessity for all rotif- Plans ;Aso wore made for a ticular (101 l I lilt I (|llesti bids During the semester tho which participants may keep the Gamma Gamma Chapter of the lounge cannot be used to en- cominc The Mendel Society held a bus- the clpb was held at the last moot- as a College Association Releases Schedule souvenir.. Alpha Phi Omega of the I'nivcrsi Eng. Students tertain visiing dignitaries because Western will iness meeting in the Science Build- in:'. Louis.(lairand gave an exhiiii. ty of California. The University of its decrepit condition. pay a visit to Ihe Santa Clara ing last Tuesday afternoon and tion of a number of slides that he Prices for this dance will be Campus, according to John of Santa Clara will provide u Dick •liinscn then took the floor Rev. discussed plans for a future dance. took last year on bis vacation in Of Midterm Exams M.(K) per couple for BAA mem- Meet Instructors M. Hynes, S.J., Academic Vice- was chairman for one of the commit- and 'asked that water-polo he rec- The club had earlier planned to Europe, This only one of Ik'i-s and $.1.50 [>er couple for non- President. The Santa Clara Cam- tees. ognized as a minor because have a dance at which a Miramba many planned exhibitions and lec- The First Mid-Term Tests will bers. also l)e visited this «• The APO Fraternity plans to of its extensive schedule, and also pus will year hand would play, but after much tures Hurt have been scheduled hegiven during the period of Octo- At ASES Caucus by of All students are welcome to build a volley ball court and also hecaiisc of the time devoted by its the American Association discussion this idea was discarded. for the coming scar. ber 13, 1952 to October 17, 1952. members. After listening Business College* and the Ameri- Monday, October 13 To attend this event. repaint the parking zones. The The students and faculty of the to a few NEW PLAN LECTURE* Clas- can Bar Association. meet at 1:30 According to Frank Mo- Galtes Museum is still being work- Engineering college formally objections, the members passed Instead the club is making plans- Several lectures from outstand- ses that 9:10 a.m. and were the ed on and guided by the Alpha Tuesday at the measure. However, the Con- At present, the Administration .for sponsoring a rally dance in the ing Bay Area camera clubs have p.m. rales, president of Business Ad- introduced last the approxi- Phi Omega. first meeting of the entire college, gress has only the jurisdiction to departments and faculties of all near future, possibly for a later been contacted already to show Tuesday, October 14-To Clas- ministration Association, recommeml this classification to their prints and to give talks that meet at a.m., mately and fifty ACTIVITY held in Seifert gymnasium. three colleges are making ready football name Or .for one of the on ses 8:10 11:10 three hundred Lowell Gordon, social chairman, the executive council of the I'nl- for this inspection of the Univer- games early next year, photographic techniques. A famous a.m. and 12:30 p.m. couples are expected to attend. In planning an outing for the mem- At this meeting, the second of versity. sity. COMMITTEE arist will be present at the next Wednesday, October 15 • To bers of Alpha Phi Omega In the the Santa Clara Engineering So- ACTIVITY A committee, headed by Bill meeting to show slides of an art Classes thai meet at 8:10 a.m., which PURPOSE to near future. ciety, sponsored the intro- Father Kelly announced that Brady, Ik ruVking and making collection that has been donated 11:10 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The Western College Associa- A smoker will start the begin- ductions, was planned as one meth- the Machado Brothers, an inter- plans for aylater edition of "The tile University. He will also give Thursday, October 16- To Clas- Varsi Library Has class. od of opening the staff of the tion is a;i association of colleges ses that meet at 9:10 a.m., ning of the next pledge nationally known Marimba band, Owl" which Will he devoted entire- a talk mi composition that for all 10:10 college to the students, a and universities in California, Ne- a.m. and 2:30 p.m. and as have offered to give a concert in ly to Mendel Society and will fea- interested photographers. method of opening students for vada, and Hawaii. The main func- Friday, October 17—To Classes New Collection of the Ship and play for a dance af- ture scientilie of current Field trips to many photograph- tion of the VAC \ is to visit and ap- articles out-of-class drspussions with men terwards. If their offer is accepted ic sj.-.lls in Caliloinia have also that meet at 10:10 a.m., and 2:30 prove the curriculum ami admini- interest written by members of the prominent in their field. tickets for the concert will be been planned. Last year the club p.m. Arctic Books O'Connor Residents stration of the universities and club. This edition Is tentatively Life sold to the general public. journeyed to such places as Point Unassigncd classes will hold SOCIETY OFFICERS colleges this area. planned for next February. Ring sales will begin his week. In I.olhis, and Death Valley. .tests at the discretion of the in- Varsi Library has received the Jack Saner, president, of the Such Pick Ike To Win A contract has been made with a (Jne of the big events of the structors. instructors should nucleus of a library collection on ASES, Introduced the officer of "George Spies Co." be salon of notify the Registrar at the earli- of the Society also. Tom Crosby, new firm, the coming season will a the Arctic. This gift comes from O'Connor Hall, polled this week of Chicago. Dick Jonsen and Don prints submitted by the club mem- est possible moment of time test president of the Engi- of the late on the Presidential race, has come Mechanical Johnson are in charge of sales. bers. These photographs will be will be given. Tests should be giv- the collection Bernard neering Society, gave out overwhelmingly for Eisenhow- a report on Judged by a group of photograph- en the first time class hour ap- J. Stanley? assistant to Rev. Bern, the field trip to Stanford Univer- er over Stevenson. The vote was ers from San Jose camera dubs. pears on the schedule. ard Hubbard. S. J., and represent as sity for a glimpse of the (ieneral Instructors not follows: SCHOOL PHOTOS may change'the the writings notes Motors experimental ear, !-e and made in Elsenhower 61 Business College The (lull ;ilso furnishes time assigned for the tests without Sabre. V photog- many years of extensive travels Stevenson ... .• 28 raphers for the Santa Clara and securing the approval of the Dean College and with Hubbard in Alaska and Independent voters also regis- STAFF Dean Will Teach the Redwood. This year a special Of without notifying Fr tered ballots for other candidates, The Staff of the Department committee will he formed for all the Registrar of the approved the Arclic regions. none whom are in the running. students interested ill taking pic- change. of of Engineering that were intro- Mrs. Myra Stanley, wife of Most frequently was At tures for these two school publica- Tests are to be written in Col- meritioned duced included: Professor Robert Harvard School Stanley, and Fr Hubbard cooper, Vincent who polled three lege Ulue Books in ink. Hallinan, H. Nau, moderator of the Engi- Dean Charles J. Dirksen, of the tions. gift, which makes Var- votes, followed by Douglas Mac- ated in the neer's organization. Professor Hec- Business Administration College, An outstanding feature of the si iin- custodian of one of the most Arthur, with one Wis- ' vote, and tor Aiken, Professor William J. has been invited to he a visiting organization is their darkroom set of information on Senator Joe complete consin McCarthy, also McLarney, who with Professors professor at Harvard Graduate that can be used any time by any area available in the world. with one vote. On Democratic this the Nau and Aiken forms the new ar- School of Business Administration member of the club. Experience in NOTICE The particular volumes donated side, Senator Kefauver received rivals on this year's Engineering for the Spring Semester of 1953. darkroom work is not needed, so to the library are mostly devoted one vote, and Hugh White, gover- that learn Due to the midterm.examin- staff, Professor Richard K. Pefley, It is the custom of the Harvard anyone interested may to the Peary-Cook controversy In nor Mississippi, received of anoth- Professor Edmund C. Flynn, Pro- Graduate School to invite out- how to develop pictures in his ations that are scheduled for regard to the first explorer to er. Governor Tom Dewey of New fessor Robert Murray, Professor standing men in the field of busi- spare time. next -week, there will be no reach the North Pole. York, Vice-Presidential candidate Harold Tapay, and Professor conduct This yeai- the officers for the M ness jo Iwum of th» Santa Clara. The One of the volumes is particu- Henry 'P. be granted camera club are Krnie Abohlz, owing NeTtesheim. The Dean will a leave PHOTO ABOVE show* scene from recent Freshman clans mi\«r next Issue of larly valuable to the scar- Earl Warren were other choices of Hartung, vice-presi- the Santa Clara Also introduced to the Engi- of absence from Santa Clara in dance. Tin- Selfcrt gymnasium will be the secene of another dance president; Hill city of the number of copies and independents. will be Thursday, 28. the | neers were Instructors Robert order to accept the honor in ful- next Friday night, when the l"re-<'allfornla game dance will in- dent and treasurer, and Pete Fos- October the nature of the argumentative Murray, and Faltersack. filling this post. held. —Photo by fete Fosselman. selman, secretary- material developed by the author. PAGE TWO THE SANTA CLARA. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1952 EDITORIALS SESSIONS Axe Falling Season With the World Series just past, the campaigning fo »y MIKE MILLER the presidential fore, and football seasor •HE BATTLE GOES ON election in the , going full blast, it is not too hard to put aside our studies fo: At last we have found someone who will challenge Yankee Al other thing*. leid to a verbal re-creation of the Battle- of Bull Hun. This southern "Mississippi." is Well, ■ad is Don Padget, who is more widely known as He the axe is about to fall. The first series of mid- :he proud owner of the Stars and Bars which hang in his room. He term examinations are scheduled for next week. This is an ilso has among his treasured possessions cuff-links, a tie clip, and a essential but not appreciated part of school life. apel pin all with the same pattern: The Confederate trade-mark. The Mission Church will see a new life for a week or so THE LOST HORIZONS the book of his past life with for the Mike Shanks, a Freshman, has closed students stopping to make visits. Prayers suc- vith the writing of his autobiography. This manuscript we found cess in studies always hit a high during this period. xisted in O'Connor Hall, and not being selfish we take the liberty of For those new to college life, it is very wise to start out etting the whole school know all about this remarkable lad: »: on the right foot by taking an interest in examinations and My name Is Shanks—Michael Shanks. lam a sturdy litd with 17 vigorous, active years behind me. In those 17 years, I have done many making a concerted effort tfiflfo* well. A earned grade point .vonderful but awfully daring deeds. I can still remember my first now may mako a big difference on a June day four year? late. Here Is what happened: ELECTION DAY DRAWS NEAR; CHOOSE! from naw. I had Just returned home from Joe's gym, where I was fleawcight' At Santa Clara there are no complex systems of honor I'm Madly For Adlai Not Mike Ike champ, when the phone rang. I answered and much to my surprise it Me. was Jezebel Robinson's sweet voice on the other end. Now, Jezebel, or codes. There are no devised methods to watch students B) TOM PAULEY more than just r mun. Thry will be By BILL O'BRIEN Senator Lodge of Mass, announced Jezzy as I called her, was the swellest sort of E±rl who could recite during examination because are to Adlai with gladly) sot issues upon that he had asked Governor Adams poetry to beat the Well, she phoned to ch:il*Mkgc me to a boxing periods, you expected (rhymes E. ins on which will Campaign speeches are here band. Stevenson and Dwight D, Eisen- l>e the future, [of New to enter the match. wanted to "show off." act like Christian gentlemen. It does not pay to act other- determined evolution one more, grinning men kissing Hampshire I eagerly accepted as I are men with great poten- international of Dwlght Elsenhower hower of relations. babies, sneering men throwing name In At nine the following morning, we met in mortal combat. How- wise. Keep these things in mind and you will have no trouble tial and as two the of that capabilities the There are many such issues'in mud- all are here again. However Republican Primary ever, she proved to be too much for me, and before I could say "Jack candidates give forth- thetr views state. during the "axe falling season". the poJjLiical campaign. However, unwanted, those dangerous, and Robinson" (no relation to Jessy), I was on the ground fatally wounded. relating to the leading topics of day due to the space element, we can hypocritical , tactics are more On the following Ike broke Blood was flowing like water from my arm where she scratched me. the day, the average interested A Singular Honor deal only briefly with the two main prevalent in this particular cam- his long silence. He confirmed I was in great distress, and Mother was nowhere to be found. onlooker.finds it exceedingly dilfi- topics of the campaign corrup- paign, than in any other in recent Lodge's statement that he was a Taking the defeat like a man, I naturally sought her friendship, The University received an honor of some consequence "illt to choose Ihe two, between tion and foreign policy. history. However that can't be Republican and he referred to his which was soon to blossom out into full, tender, fierce love. I was when is eilhii possesses the ability to the San Francisco Region of the N. F. C. C. S. chose helped so all we can do is make nomination as "a duty that would head over heels in love with her after one Week, so much so that and them General Elsenhower point* to a Santa Clara man its run things, run well, the best of it. transcend all his present responsi- I couldn't concentrate on my violin lessons. to direct activities during the current the corruption In government and Since, however, wide areas of bilities." I finally got the courage to ask her out. I hud my mother phone term. igreement been revealed a charges that It Is n main issue There are three major parties have in One of Dwight .Eisenhower's her mother and fix It up. Then came the big night. Together at my 'number of soeeehes by in the presidential campaign. How- and two candidate* out campaign- This particular region is in its infant stages, and it can, the two. greatest assets in this vital cru- house we got carried away with my classical records. The Bach con- 'inn, I find it difficult to Under- ever, upon delving into the issue ing for the highest of flee of our direction, as as sade for the presidency is the fact certo was especially melodious. ■, only by wise become strong the many other stand why a change, just one finds that bribes and bribe- country. The Democratic Party Is for the that he owes his nomination only I am now a man. My childhood, including stepping out with girls, sake of change. Is necessary, takers, fixes and fixers, and evil represented by Adlai .Stevenson, regions throughout the United States. to the millions of people who voted is gone forever. Soon I will be a doctor—loved and respected by all rather. Instead, It pressure croups are exceedingly the Progressive Party which is This presents by no means, an easy task.. Coordinating In Impractical for him in the primary election—- my dog patients. But I shall never forget my childhood. and unwise. small In comparison to the number Indisposed at the present time elections that were not, as Mr. Sorry Mike, but it was too good to pass up. six Bay Area colleges and universities, promoting an active I do'not- argue that it is nec- of people employed by the United because they are having a hard Truman complained in his eager- essarily latal change States government. Such generali- time "springing" their candidate, LOVE IS BUT A GAME and beneficial program, and planning a regional convention, to horses in ness to pass the Democratic nomi- mid-stream, but, the of ties about crime and corruption in and last but by no means least, The Freshman Reception was a gay, rollicking affair for most, but, in words nation to Mr. Stevenson, "eye- including the Los Angeles Region, adds up to a lot of work the government, as the GOP nominee the Republican Party which has of course, there is always somebody for whom everything goes wrong. Democratic nominee; "I doubt wash." and responsibility. -1 if it is .wise to jump on a strug- has been pouring out to the Amer- as its candidate Dwight D. Eisen- In this case, It was Ren Regan. He was having a great time with a Dwight Elsenhower gling two-headed elephant trying ican public, embraces the good hower. It Is the purpose of this teacher, beautiful new acquaintance from Atherton when one of his fellow To Ray O'Neil, we wish all possible success and God's general, next president of the to swim in two directions at once, with the few bad and enn only tend article to tell you something about classmates, Barrry Walsh, noticed Ren's blond dancing partner. Driven grace to carry on so large and important a job. in.rough water." to make It harder to Induce good "(ieneral Ike." United States of America—will by jealousy, Barry planned his strategy. Later on during the dance, people to enter public surely live up to the West Point Ren's "friends" to on the Door Although it can he justly stated service.. Cer- It is nearing the zero hour. The one of came up him dance and informed tainly does not lose faith miitlo— Duty. Honor, and Country. that he had a Jong-distance call Hall. Ren reluctantly that Stevenson Is a newcomer to one in election is drawing close. Both him in Walsh left the girl when the political ring, by no means the banking system because a few- candidates are covering the coun- and he returned fuming. Barry had won his girl. hankers turn out to be embezzlers. The moral of this story Is: Don't put all your apples one cart Doldrums and Deadbeats Is he a newcomer to goxernment. try by train, giving "hoorangs" In for His wide experience in government Why "burn the house to kill the the horse might run awav. I every whistle stop. Their '■ . at pur- •■■,... 1.4 ; ( i! .■ l Ry TOM FKNNONr: fact that these mid-term exams rats." Symphony ■ began twenty years ago when he pose? To influence their listen- FLANS OF MICE AN© ... are only prelude. fVo to speak, of THE BEST LAID MEN | , , As the various- a became special counsel for the you aH■-know In Ike Ims also charged that seven ers so that they might be elected Consider the sad case of Bud Scherrer, who was punished for his the oncoming semester labors at Agricultural hints which have been thrown Adjustment Adminis- years after victory in War to office thereby "bettering" Preview sins the end of January. So, if one World Sunday. Scherrer had laid his plans to live riotously at the Lone around i>> the Instructors and by tration. Since that time. Mr. Stev- the present their country. should worry, let it be then. j 11. Administration has By 808 JOHNSON Mountain Dance, Friday night, paint the town vermillion with a movie calendar, lirst enson has served many govern- . the school the mid- in j bungled us "perilously close" to As we know the Democratic Saturday night, and devote himself the pursuit of knowledge all day Building up a strong foundation As the San Opera to term examinations are practical!) mental capacities, Including two World War 111. And yet he. can Party has been in power for twen- Francisco on these' mid-terms can lead to an 1 into the final Sunday. f' Ihroj t. It seems years of service as senior advisor Company goes per- nl ■ once more. be quoted as stating in 1045, thai ty years. It naturally had to pick Alas and hero locked his keys easier time of it when the se- the current season alack, our in and his dreams and as if it wen- merely a matter of and us an alternate delegate to we "are not disarming too fast." someone for a candidate who formances of mester exams come along. The carcass out early Sunday. Time marched on. and books gathered cob- since that time the I uited prior to a sojurn in the over-pop- days glorious when Nations. He can not truthfully say that we would be "smooth" enough to get webs, till out of our hero attempted worry would indeed he great if. ulated southland, patrons of the desperation the transom transit. the only exams held weir those Finally, in 19-18. after much per- have made big our Democrats back "in" Si the end of the last six week blunders in the once Amidst the shattering of glass and ripping of knickerbockers, Scherrer the art of sunbathing and suasion Stevenson entered the Illi- War Memorial Opera have in foreign policy without deflating again. Since their machine is al- Jrlouse had to admit defeat. Time marches on, another period, there is nothing substantial begun idle speculation to what room breakage deposit bucking the foaming waves m our nois gubanatorial r»ce. He was his own prestige, for he has taken ready set up. since the cabinet, as to show In lieu of the big one bites the dust, and one more convert Is received into the ancient and hangoul We can elected by a tremendous majority, the symphonic season holds in favorite seaside process a major part in its development executive councils, etc., would all royal order of those that sleep all Sunday afternoon comine up. Again, the to clean store. in the room up- still recall with clarity the da) ol out one of the most cor- and in its remain substantially the same if should not be taken spasmodically, enactment. stairs. return to the university and the rupt regimes that ever inflicted a Democratic candidate were Following upon the glories of a thai is. in spurts of real applica- Truly us he brings itself his philosophy WHO ... time of registration, which all goes on the slate. And it was, elected, why shouldn't hundreds brilliant series of operas, the ex- tion before mid-term and a gener- to IMS, Adlal Stevenson will bring of to the old axiom, by the way. a Republican regime. pectations are high for an equally . was stopped by his friends from flirtiiig with a beautiful young prove further al thousands of government employes siih and laziness during the The moral honesty to chnllegene cor- woman during the at the last that 'time flic.-." Even with the fact thai so few flaws have risk everything to get Adlai into electrifying symphonic season and intermission opera Sunday? Although intervening weeks. Taking that ruption, to coun- he didn't, his friends knew that this providential time change at thi been picked in so extensive a rec- office? is a smooth the Symphony Association has ap- lovely creature was Diana Lynn. outlook and following such a pro- ter doctrinal rigidity, finally He talker. ord and . . . was the who almost hit floor prefect end of September, shifting us back of activity, as Stevenson has Many of us recall what "The Fire parently gone to great lengths to Freshman his with a cedure will result in a most bur- a belief in conciliation to over- "It complete once more on to the natural made during his twenty years of Side Chatter," another smooth assure the full development of water-bomb? was a and tragic accident." load at the end of the a deep disturbing densome come and divi- . . . played the pin-ball Co-op course of the (-artlis revolutions, governmental service, is in itself talker did for us. these expectations. machine in the with so much skill semester Here the long-practiced sion within this nation. he spent for three and half the one hour gained seems to fall testimony for him. With the retirement that one dime hours, and finally had to "cramming" Cillers we a of Pierre art of into What need is clean sweep leave for with replays left ? flat in the face of the oncoming But llk- voters of America, in It Is for'these reasons that I Monteux after 17 years of master- class 16 the picture. The question being November, in the government. What party quizzes shall be voting for am, "mndly for Adlui." ly music-making, AND THE WAS BARE il one can shove into his mind in can give it to us? the Symphony CUPBOARD Board Is iiieeil with the problem Returning last Friday night from Lone Mountain, October being the month nl ,i lew nights the work an an en- Jack Shay and General Ike, an ambitious Kan- securing his passengers falling lean's and ripening pump- tire semester. Not only does it of for the San Francisco were stranded in a cabbage patch with a blow-out. This sas farm boy that went to West Orchestra wasn't too bad but the trouble kins, it seems only fitting that sound impossible, it is, as those a conductor who will really began when they opened the ATreatise On Genius or Point, and rose to the rank of a the time-honored ave should fall in who have attempted it can easilv continue if not surpass the high trunk and found no spare. Nice walk, huh fellows? Five Star General, is the form of mid-terms. However, doiici'ibp, representing standards set by the rotund and the party we need the Republi- PLUS as those who have been around The prpnecdurc of cribbing is Jovial Frenchman. With the selec- How To Get That can Party. The man played Vern Chase, who went out of the laundry business and is now Way who tion of a new can tell you, it isn't so hard to also slightly more difficult when permanent conductor a crucial role in World War 11, the selling Christmas cards. KSCU who has been, turning out fine plays through them that is, it By DUNCAN it is the who is in mind, the Symphony Associa- Set il comes to fixe months learning ITFK Naturally, man through the courtesy of the Broadcasting President of a great university, tion has arranged British Company. Keep up everyone is adjusted to the cur- instead of only six weeks. Cribbing not a genius. . (People who call for the 1932-53 Intelligence is one of the most ] an ambitious hard fighting man the good work. riculum once more and has found actually defeats the purpose of the themselvet "a genius" aren't fool- season an Imposing slate of guest | widely distributed commodities'in who sweat for all he has, is now Fabian Novak, who is plastering his luggage with air lino stickers some to books in course, ing anybody but themselves.) conductors—familiar names in the time hit the student in taking the and the world. It's a known fact that If which he picks up his football*trips. going to lead the Republican Party art of on mid-season form. Someone once results in a failure mentally if the everyone is This other people think you to he of the orchestral musicianship as very Intelligent. to success in November and an is is genius variety, can keep well as younger, comparatively said that half examination guilty one successful in pulling whs by recent |x>ll of and you evidenced the in Washington for the next four unknown psychological in nature insofar as the wind over the eyes of the ex- them thinking that, then you are conductors. a certain Dr. Barber, who stated years. Which would you rather the mental attitude of the person amination proctor. Itut in the long truly in the higher class of learn- Appearing in the Thursday and thai out of every' 100 people con- as your leader, a rich boy I • have greatly the wind is pulled the ing. , Saturday programs involved can determine run the over tacted. lOO'i them were e.\- will be Karl €i)e g>anta of who went into politics because it of Of course, exes Muehinger (3 concerts Clara outcome the ulfair. deceiver's in the form of the tremcly endowed with the so-called i. Leopold I I Kxactly now. a person should go was the thing to do or a poor boy Published w..Uy during the school year, e.cept holidays or •lamination we can always he reconciled liv the realization of a wasted education. "grej matter." Stokowski (2), Enrique Jorda (3). about developing his tin referring who is a true leader and was push pariodi. by tha Aitociatad Students of tha University of Santa Clara, at Erich Leinsdor.f (2). Alfred Wall- Santa Clara, California. On tin- other hand, when these to the genius it is well to stick to cd ino politics because his people enstein „ Victor de Sabata (2), Entarad as sacond class mattar February 21, 1922, at Post Office people were pressed for opinions, it the masculine feminine genius wanted to have him for their at Santa George Szell (21, Bruno Walter Clara, Calif., under Act of March 3, 1879. ' was that should not he tampered with) leader ? How concluded there were two ten- (21, and (1). PER YEAR $2.00 To Use Your Missal Massimo Freccia types of genius: The highest type dencies. The best advice is to fol- On January <•. 1953, exactly low the ancient formula: one Among these, tht» appearances of ; FRIDAY. OCT*. 10 Feast of St. Francis BoTglS; fnTrtl General of the (of which 100', were classified) Onius is year EDITORIAL STAFF from the day Rlftenhou-rr Karl Muehinger, Knr-lqtie Jorda, of Jesus, white \. and the "just a little bit higher" Societ) -intents. (Continued on Page 1> assumed command of SHAPE, Editor-in-Chief Ben (under fejl (Continued on Page 4) C. Francis SATURADY. OCT., 11 !-'■ ist ol the Maternrtj ol the Blessed Virgin type which special peo- Managing Editor Al C. Walsh Mary, white vestments, with Creek) and Preface of the Blessed ple). The interesting thing to note News Editor , , Bud Scherrer Virgin Mary. here is the reaction that was ob- Editor Tom Whaling' Scryed SUNDAY. Oct. 12 Mass ol the 19th Slmdaj alter Pentecost, green when the magic word Laughing Gas Feature Editor r. Hugh Coughlin vestments. u\ith Csado and Pniace ot the Most Hol> Trinity. -* was mentioned. The ears i Quips: Hi> is so dumb lu> to MONDAY. Oct 13' Mass tor the Dead, black vestments; or Mass ol Would prick up at the Word; the j has NEWS I study up for a Sobriety test. STAFF: st Edward the Confessor, white eyes would glisten; the mouth I Bill Caro, Curtis Cole, Rick Oeenen, Will Fay, Bill Kennedy, Bob vestments. * ￿ * Lynch, Jack Madlgan. Ray Mayle. Gary Mememer, Dick Mondon, TUESDAY, Oct. l'l Feast'©l St. Callistus I. Pope and Martyr, red would salivate. From thin it Is Al He who laughs last Reid, Ralph Rogers, Wes Ruggles, Mike Site, Dick Smyth, Tom Waugh, vestments with Credo and Preface ei the Apostles. easy to see just where our leaders is dense. Louis Zangar. » * «• * WEDNESDAY, Oct 19 Feast ol S 1 Theresa of A\ila. white vest- come from. In other words, the meats, genius has It made. She was only an oculist's daugh- SPORTS .THURSDAY, Oct. 16 Mass lor the Dead, black vestments*; or Mass of ter, :but two glasses and she made ASSOCIATE SPORTS EDITOR: 808 YRAGUI. Staff: Bill; Allen, Paul Bel- But, what is this genius? What a spectacle of . dacci, Roy Butler, Jere Arnold St. Hedwiy. white \<>tments. . herself. Campion, Fontas, Dick Jonsen Bill constitutes this Kilty, John Tom special form of hu- ■ *■, * « McClellen, McGuire, Al Mills, Dave Hans FRIDAY. Oct. IT Feaal of St Margaret Mary; white vestments She Shlemmer. man aeti\ it> ? In the broad sense, Saldetl, John Veteoncallos. to nun through promises Then there is the teacher who the whom ' Oar trade" the of His " Card a genius is a person\\ ho is so out- marked Sacred Heart so hard in an exaitt that FEATURES standing in various fields ol the he took off points for writing the STAFF: Dennis Bourquin DiGleria, Tom SATt'-RDAY. Oct. ik Fe.-. Mei st i.nk--. Eva>7gelis(, rell William Fennone, Mike FHsgerald, vestments, mind, that he is recognized" by his periods upside down, John Kiely, Charles Spang, Dave Van Etten, Jack with Credo and Preface of the Agpstles. Wilson William fellow mnn as somewhat of an ex- » * * Wiswall. CARTOONISTS: Kenneth Jensen, Rick Owens, Dick Shlemmer, SUNDAY. Oct. 19 Mass of the 20th Sunday after Pentecost, green Lowell Gordon. ception. The pastor certain north- vestments, with eonanetnorative prayer ol St. Peter of Alcantara-.. of a ern parish was beaten Very badly Credo and Preface of the Must Holy Trinity. Question: How doi s one become BUSINESS DEPARTMENT by a parishioner thirty years his ADVERTISING MANAGER MONDAY, Oct. 20 Feast ol St, John an exception? This is the whole . P.rry Carter Canius. white vestments. senior, in a game golf, hodv of and was CIRCULATION R; c TUESDAY; <>l a little upset by it. Associates: Gilligen, Tom John the position as an exception to the Phil Flynn, O'Brien. Frank Zemora. st dilation, white vestments, with oommemorative prayer of St, ■ "TakeTfcisy; Father." consoled Ursula human race, one merely- must re- : ~ his opponent. "You'll win in the SUBSCRIPTION , Bill Kerchjkoff WEDNESDAY Oct 22 Mass for the Dead, vestments; member gel himself thought of by end anyway. You probably be or Mass will _ black ¥ •FACULTY ADVISOR R. . Richard SJ. of the 2

M> JOHN VASB RUNNING STRONG With tin- Clara Broncos taking a well-earned, Santa much-needed By HANK SOLDATTI i'-.1 this the Santa Clara Colts swing into tha center of the football sphere attraction, as they open their four-game season against From the frying pan into tin- fire! This just about sums up a rumored-to-bc-powcHul College of the Pacific Freshman eleven this Santa Clara's prospects in tht- coming grid battle with the current Saturda;. nlghl goliath of Western, if not national, football, Pappy Waldorf's Golden Bear* from Cal. Riding on the crest of a vastly successful season, INTi;I{KSTI.\<; < 'ONTKNT the Bears will host the crippled, under-manned Broncos at Berkeley The Townsortd Field contest proses to he an intensely interesting on the afternoon of Saturday, October 18. one to all Mroncco fans, for from amoiiK the numbers of this Freshman outfit must come the men to man the Bronco football battles of the fu- WINNING SEASON ture wars Next year In particular, such Bronco mainstays' as Jack The Bears, possessing lop-sided wins C.0.P., Missouri, and over Kaplan Mr| l,nu\ .loe McCnrger. Frannli Hare, and the of the Minnesota, by far best bulk are the and defensive lines will graduate ball club the Broncs will come up winner in five years. Line Coach offensive against this year. The stalwarts Menu Meisler h-s build another Tlie entire left side of the Santa Clara line is to be lost for the of Dick Galtager, on the other great line. The truth of this was \'X\\ "murders' row" schedule, along with Center Ken Lindegren. Only hand, have a trio of losses to show seen at the Minnesota game. Cal Don Vaughn, Ted Connolly, and George Montgomery, the right side of for their efforts. * lost Its first five tackles, but still that line and all Juniors, will be returning starters Defensively in the Pappy Waldorf has truly come came up with two bovs off the line, only big Hill Olson will be left for next year. Thus, obviously, a up with another great team this Rambler squad, who more than ad- tremendous work ol rc-huiding must l>c done. What ! season. Spearheaded by the inimi- equately did the lob. other However, from the appearances of certain freshmen during the table Johnny 195 School On the coast could lose five Olszewski, the J practice sessions of th«~'pasT~three weeks, and IrorrCThe"TtTUßtrioar- Golden Bear could very conceiv- tackles and still function smooth- high school records boasted by many of them, it seems likely that ably be Waldorf's fourth pennant ly? there are several men on that roster win) could easily step into varsity JOHNNY O. shoes liexl season. Olszewski st'inls to have his greatest sc 'son to date. Rebound- TIIKKK iiomk <.\mk,s ing from last year's controversial •Fortunately for Brotfco supporters, three of the four Frosh con- knee in-jury, he has been nothing ic .sis for this year have been scheduled at home. Following the Pacific short of sensational. Johnny-O, in Tigers, the Colts will host San .lose State College's uil-athletic-scholar- what amounts to less th°n ,two THE BRONCO grid couching stall discussing strategy for the com- higher will send an injury riddled Santa Clnra eleven determined to shipped novices, and the Treasure Island Naval outfit. The Freshmen's full seasons, his time cut to r.) upset the mighty (.olden Hear to on playing ing fracas with the Cniversity of California. Mentors (I. Herkeloy Oct. |O. only away-from-home tilt will be against the Stanford Indian-Babes short by the knee injury last fall, frosh coach Denny Heen'an, Ed I'linskl, Mike Scarry, and IMck

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c * o •Keen Urns V^/oDof GOUKKTi Hueot 4030 Franklin Street Phone AX 6-3824 PAGE FOUR THE SANTA CLARA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1952 KSCU Releases New 3 New Members Fencing Club Holds For a Band; Band Members By RAMON* 1.EL1.1 Rruous here. One freshman leans director is there, the willingness Will Join Honor Initial Meetings; The time over to another snys "Say, on the part of the group as it now Schedule for Week SECOND is Saturday nfternonn, and f GUESSING September 20; the place, Stanford that isn't our band out then standi is there, but the major dif. What's ficulty It would, how- Following Fraternity Sunday (Continued from Page 3) Practice Weekly stadium; the occasion, a football the deal? Where's the remains. Midterms game. A minutes before game Santa Clara Band?" When an up- n ever, vanish immediately if those ;■;■"■ At the left half position, Jim Decker of Omaha, Nebraska, is an bright per-classman him eligible not participating, --* WOOD time a large band clad in finally tells that' men Monday. October 81 ert A few moments later a team Yes, it's a strange fact indeed, school to take part in this vital include Robert Vatunne it lb, too nity A. jOotrell held a match to show the runs onto the field, and a tumul- and We may Well ask; "Why?"! activity. If you are eligible, this 8:30 Selections fTom "The Robert sjno Ixitfi POST ■innd .1. Lajyarnai KKillT HAM' new members the proper form and tous cheer rises from the east Well answer is very simple: is the finest way to manifest your Kin," and \\ the i I." sennits in the Law Cull. -,'t , il- At the upptwne half hack pnM, I>irk Rurgrss (Marysvillei is which

, Debussy: 700 Two Nocturnes: Bullpen Business College things going! Refresh now Warner: Immolation Scene; De- Now Awaiting hussy : Iheria. (Continued from Page 3) and then with a frosty we were team he had ever faced who is res|K>n- Faculty Member "Ivanhoe" —a radio adap- ihe best conditioned 8:00 training better than any New Season tation by the BBC, Ist *ot three s|ble tor that" This team as a whole keeps bottle of delicious Coca-Cola. here the war <1 doubt whether this is a rash statement on my (Continued Page Authors Textbook episodes. . c after from 21 coaching part i. All of this is due to the untiring efforts of the staff. anil Leopold Stokowski are PXCit- Hadley, member Aside from the fact that these men who tutor the Broncs are srtcri iiif; the moat interest. The first Dr. Clausin D. of the Business Administration known for their coaching ability, Pick Gallagher, Mike Scarry, ana two will In- making their American College staff, published his work- Treatise IMdie I'lmski are men win. have instilled in their players the will to deltntH and are known In this Iff book in Statistics for the first K( TI.DINU CHARACTER Ih win AND WHAT'S MORE IMPORTANT. country only through their record- time this summer. This workbook, fllvWpi IS CHAMPION OK FASHIONING A TRAM WHICH A IN TIIK ings. Stokowski, always a show published by the University Press, On Genius KVF.s OF TIIK I'l BI.IC BIT WHOM. TAKK. BRIBF.S ON TIIK miin, has In recent years snapped is being used for the first time in luimuiKmui 1 The coach in; stall has '.■one thru two losing seasons and nre a period sloppy !the Business College ibis year, (Continued from Page 2) SIDE? I nut of of musi- they can by that long, so can we. ami according to Dean Charles Dirk- r in their thud. If stick SCU cianship mice again ran he .v; work; .v, brains; 90 S hull- sen of the Business College, counted as one of the master inn WHY NOT GO "SMAI.I. TIME"? . . . Dean Dirkscn also revealed thai oney, sic-mukers in the country. Santa Clara play a "lighter" schedule I'SF. St. Mary's and the college has over two hundred To illustrate this point let me him Loyola proved it couldn't he done. Abandon football if this school Pianists appearing will be Jorge periodicals-on file in the library, here at the" cite a particular case can afford it. it's worth keping. The Jesuits hope to prove that Santa Holot, Aldo Ciccolini, Rudolph Fir- and with the co-operation of the lOTTLED UNDEK AUTHOWTY Of THE COCA-COIA COMPANY IY university! Case No 1122; Kell- Clara can stand up with the host in the nation and take a licking. For kusny, Nicole Henriot, and Rudolf ; library stall, another thousand 1 without proselying while solo [books have been added to the col- bmk P.. genius exceptional* ; Here they want to show thai school can staj in business Serkin the violinists COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF SAN JOSE, CALIF include lection, which is available lo mem- was a fairly smart young student. athlts (MAV IT ALSO BK REMEMBERED THAT MM CATION Ossy Renardy and Tossv ' hers of the Business College or lo "Col." ii a rtgltfrmd trademark. © ri.TKA-IMI'OKTANT HERE all students who have scholarships Spivakovsky. 1952, THE COCA-COLA COMPANY He decided tf> become a Benius JS interested students for study. must have a 1.5 tC average!. One of the' outstanding events when he first read ahout the ewe ftprahlag el schedules, ha* anyone nutieed the schelude the Orange of the season will lie the presenta- which one achieve groat can Bowl team played? Well, let'> run thru it. The Broncs beat S.| Stute tion, in a concert version, of Moiis- sorgsky's heights He applied a few of the liv one point, drubbed Fresno Stute (quite an accomplishment in those "Boris (iodounnff." Ni- hints on the art of genigenius be- days), beat Portland and 1(1.A by two td.'s. nipped l.ovola, Ist' and cola Kossi la-meni will King villi St. Mary's, Med a weak Stanford team, and lost to t'al and Oklahoma. 'the orchestra and San Francisco .coming of the genius species. , ( that with this vear's. also into consideration the Opera Chorus conducted lij- I.eo- was idol of ompare And take Within a year, lie the Stokowski. euliber of teams I t.;h, Idaho, and -».| 'state are with the Weak teams |Mild school. He <»mmanded the re- The season then. I don't mean to fake e.-.-n.t from the Orange Bowl squad, opens Nov, 1.1 iJordi spect of every student. He became but let's gtve ereilit ro a ifreat ream that's taken it on the chin three conducting) and closes April 16, a real leader. Soon he warn the times. under the baton of Bruno Walter. Theoretically, since all the man to know on the campus. But of con- KRRORS ... COSTLY ductors are out to better their, method? How did he Spe'akr oth Gallagher some.nf the team, whatlns ac- CoA'Ch and I re- : own positions, the concert reper- ceivtal imp , ,hth; play a-, I..'idly as the papers mpllsti: his goal? Il you wish to this i toire will include, those works ro (the than. that the grasp tins meaning and apply it to made 'them out films iridicate I also learned which are specialities of- the va- team played its worst game in history against Tulane. Every bad own neglected life, follow tins rious conductors. your Santa mad.' capitalized on hv Tulane It break. Clara was was stated It would not he too much to race history step hy step. that never before; had L'_' men made errors on the same all costly expect an orchestra] season full of Fust He adopted the "Squalor- day Tulane was hot was and so M But our misplays made them musical surprises and the indica- Filth Creative Theory" This and better. The docsn the lack Accessory 1 look even team the airplane ride, Organs not Adversely t.blame i tions are such that this year's se- meant that he wont around with-1 of practice, over-confidence, lack of manpower, over-anxiety the or as lies of conceits are going to out shaving or washing for weeks one and only reason lor their defeat. All possible I these are reasons ! achieve a new high of symphonic at a time. 'lt took awhile for this thing for) individual mistakes but the only that heat them in New Or- luster, ■ Affected by Smoking to rake effect in his younger life, leans opportune Chesterfields was a rotten break at an time for the opponent. It's but now thai he has a comple of now all history hut let's not forget that Santa Clara doesn't give up whiskers, you would he surprised just because it was beaten hy three good teams The same thing hap- Personaliied at the effect ivoness of it.l Coupled pen..! last yeai but what tram did we upset in the middle of the sea- CHRISTMAS CARDS with this was the "nonchalant son? Arkansas We came from behind in LA against Loyola in '5O in of reasonable prices FIRST slouch," which generally gives the topple an lion Maybe the same thing will happen this SUCH REPORT EVER PUBLISHED You will be contacted by impression to people that "yuu jusi OCT, IR. But since I have yet to make a correct prediction in this don't give lfi hoots or a hollar." column I'll throw away my crystal hall. VERN CHASE 0203 ABOUT ANY CIGARETTE Second: A constant display of a lack ol interest on the part of this typical case was shown at all timesjn conversation. Not only £hcftpih(j A responsible consulting organization has examination, including X-ray pictures, by the was this included in the convorsa. VhiiJetMtif Cfuicfc reported the results tion with other people, but even of a continuing study by a medical specialist and his assistants. The exam- when this case would talk to him- competent medical specialist and his staff on the ination covered the sinuses as well as the nose, self. Your Jewelry Headquarters 'EXPERT WORK . . . effects of smoking Chesterfield cigarettes. Third: Our example never ears and throat. in Santa Clara showed any more outward signs of CONGENIAL SERVICE" The medical specialist, a . interest in life than he' had A group off people from various walks of life after thorough exam- This meant all work and other us- U fo*4 was organized to smoke only Chesterfields. For six ination of member* of the group, stated: ual manifestations of Interest in VARSITY mlife the subjects at hand. Here is ivpi- Jeweler months this group of men and women smoked their •'lt is my opinion that the ears, nose, throat and e.'il phrase 11 om a typical day. in Succeeding John Machado normal amount of accessory organs of all participating subjects ex- the life of our typical case history BARBER SHOP Chesterfields— 10 to 40 a day. Of a typical genius: "Yeh. I JOE SILVEIRA, THE of the amined by me were not 974 Prop. 45% group have smoked Chesterfields con- adversely affected in the know vve had to do that cull. Franklin Street wrmNce tinually one six-months period by smoking darned 12,000 word essay to pass AX 6-4397 SANTA CLARA Santa Clara from to thirty years for an average of the cigarettes tiie stupid course, hut 1 don't -_:i\e 10 years each. provided." ;in,V hoots or hollars. I will write Creamery a couple of sentences tonight " Fourth: Each month when the PRESCRIPTIONS Drop In At— At the beginning and at the end of the six- honor roll would come around, the DRUGS months period each smoker was given a thorough "case numl>er of 1122 would appear Santa Clara School SuDolies WADES on it in a very high place. His Candv Gift Items Mission friends would Bay, 'He, never stud, LAUNDERETTE Pharmacy ied because 1 Wem to the show General Drug Needs with him last night and I knew 60c A TUB he didn't have a chance to study PrescriDtions WASHED DRIED and he sleeps in class and I flunk- oDrug L^o, (.Films Kodaks rd and he is on the honor roll AND FOLDED gosh, genius, Corner Main & Franklin and he is a that's all 941 MAIN ST.- Santa Clara Phone AX 6-6016 ASK YOUR DEALER CONTAINS TOBACCOS there is to it; he's a genius." Santa Clara 1000 ' Franklin Street FOR CHESTERFIELD- OF BETTER QUALITY 4 It's as simple as that. Just 10l- FW WAY YOU HIGHER PRICE THAN ANY, Inw this plan .and after you make EITHER S£SlgE#i OTHER KINO-SIZE J ; ih grade, you will be lookedjjpon^ JOE LIKE 'EM v ■ BRUHA'S Every Week the Freshman r sought after, and admired by the CIGARETTE whose name appears in this ad lower engredjent.' You will be Welcome Broncos . very famous and well known. GENOVA . will receive one Many ol our greatest men are New and Old »1 TQIACCO ll«««TT 1MVUS TOUCCO niseis they are today because they Delicatessen Free Haircut CO. CO. followed this or a similar pattern Laroest Assortment for Lunches while working their way up. These and Picnics in Santa Clara From

men leah/ed the value of the im- .. . Open Sundays . . . Dick's Barber Shop prnyised impression" To the po- Closed Tuesdays NeiUo V.C. Bowl CHESTERHELD./HuWj tentiai gertttu ii stands as ft chal-~ 970 FRANKLIN STREET Buy 1189 FRANKLIN STREET This Week: John Milder It ngc to his imagination, initiative, Phone AXminster 6-9953 Marckx and deceitfhtnass. Show Student Body Card Copyright 1y52. UCCBTT ft MVBU TOBACCO CO,