tiabel R. SPARTA14S-BULLDOGS)11 -GRID GO Spartan Daily Ike Leads *cit'det- 4s Favored SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE _ Over A(Ilai Vol. 41 SAN JOSE, CALIF., FRIDAY, OCT. 10, 1952 No. I 3 7"j j( L' oitig Council In Survey Attendance A heavily-favored Spartan football aggregation wiN take the (EDITORIAL) By KEITH GARDNER field tonight against the Fresno State Bulldogs for their first home Although there are thirteen members on the Student Council, -General of the Army. Dwight action of the season. The game will get underway at 8 o'clock in only eight of the faithful were on hand at the close of the weekly meet- David Eisenhower. took a decisive Spartan stadium. ing Wednesday in the Student Union. had yesterday over his Democi at it Coach Bob Bronzan's gridsters are home from a three-week Since a quorum wasn't present, two-thirds of a member more opponent in a definite president la: _ *road trip on es hich they won too would have constituted such, all motions acted on by the council were PI.'CliO!" Poll. . N hill ' losing one The y droll% d Results of the poll--belieied 6-, passedonly by general consent and now must be approved at the next their season opener against pow - . to have been conducted under St d C .1 g. ltifile 0111 01l I !id Unicersity of Colorado. 20- more rigid specifications than ( i hut have sine, taken the 11.11..1- Dave Doerr, Constitution committee chairman, commented, -It any pre i )))) s one on campus , stir,'of San Diego Slat, 47-6. end is a pretty sorry showing when so few of the members are present to ...honed Ike leading Steienson .atna State 21-11 conduct business.- out' 57 twr cent of the total :1% Requires ultra The Golden Raiders. off these Where were the other five members? Why weren't they present? compared to :he Illinois go.ern- Students %s ill he admitted to ., lore.. performances. .111, rated Why couldn't or's 41 per cent. they attend to social matters on other days? tonight's San Jose State -Fresno tenth in the nation in total 011- Also receiy ingvotit(s.....; thoughhnoAt The two sophomore representatives, Bob Waunch and Barbara State football game hi present - tense by thc neekli statistic Burke, left the meeting early. .Sn. lug Asa% cards at the gate. ac - They had explained their problems to Tinaftth 'Stuartwelt' sheet of the National 4 neg. Student Body President 1Rr.a-etob. to! ad Ham- cording to the 4.raduate Mana- association. Tom 'Evans and had been excused. But we win. Taft got the, nod from tate Athletic two ger's office. agree with the president when he says, that all - oth.i I matters which inter male students. Hamblin from one nest licucts can h., ..btain" The llulidovs on It.. and fere with Student Council sessions should be t eel hi conducted at other times, a mere traction at the total For $1.10 in the tit-admit.. Man- Sr.' under,'u 'his m''"". " e Three mg foes ii hieli are consideii A bona fide members of the council did not even attend. queried tiger's office until :i p.m. todai. Iplai of One, Jean Ann Bailey, representative at large, was malting an The poll is:O.. not conducted hy Monday noon is the deadline inlerkw t" II"' "I"' hall l'lu" the 111C:11s have met. Fie.no appearance elsewhere as a representative of the college. ' the spartari Daily, but by Dr. to pick up fiekets to nevi satur- 'which !ran Met. the cat Aggies 41-6. and Mary Scarper, junior representative, notified Evans George Bruntz' class in propa- day night's S.IS4'011' grid en- that he !trompled little Pepprnime. 60,7 couldn't attend because of an ganda and public opinion. It is counter at Stockton. Ticket'. emergency and wouldn't let it happen Little was learned in these gain... the first of a series which the still be granted upon presenta- again. about the true power of thc team class will take almost until the lion of ASK cards in the 4.rad- Doc Weaver, another rep -at -large, hasn't attended a session this aecordine to Coach Mob Itioniati the day of election, said Dr. slate NIA nag.' r'.. flier. quarter. Evans said yesterday that "Weaver has made no attempt to Bruntz. i Nets formation. from A new explain to me his absence from the meetings." Confined to students eligible to roach. Clark Van Galder. wilt Some of these student body officers failed, so far as we are con- vote, in the belief that a define itiqt() rhirlimit I greet the spartans. 'I an Galdcr cerned, to uphold their responsibilities to the student body. They announcement of intention is to lit i.- ' 9 ! CAM,. to the Kaisin riti Goan l...1 sl-ouldn't accept any other responsibilities if they want to hold their preferred over a Mere thearetical g l Crosse State in Mis.onsin and of;ices. covered four pta i. 4,,r promptly installed th. Pi ing. 11-T opinion, pollsters I11,10- R.a Ilv to upon a rri Al Important matters are discussed at the Student Council meet- cent of the student body .Gall,.: r’r - and other major pollsters normally This lack ,it intorination on .lie ings: if the elected officers can't make it a practice to attend these question only one or one and one .....Ft'slio- Slat'. "I"' N . :.'1"'" ;Bulldogs. is not the only worry tor sessions (unless, of coLrse, they are ill), they should be relieved of 1 11114." act for the exchange rall their duties. half rwr cent ,. last evening was cara-i.114-cl at the the _Spat tan VOireiong stall. bid It showed 55 per cent of the fear that the We last nonlife. but the y sent up a there is also the have a spirited group of students on campus this quarter and male totes going to Ike and 43. short si rsion at the act, aliii is hauls maN be taking thus eante we feel that NO student should be a member of the council who per cent to Adiai. S..IS, y..11 and soe(i leadeis fillini.; a little lightly ttillowaig the.. isn't interested in furthering the best interests of these loyal Spartans. Women students showed a more it i --land_ , iii- over Arizona State. which was inclination. !II' ""...synli"i tall to i nioite, I.. ,., I mat-Iced Republican . room only erroN%d III Men l'IS .l'anked 22nd in (It., They went 63 per cent for thi. Dailey auditorium. 'the game. general, 47 per cent for IN.' cm--i Benz Names I Featured in the Fresno act v . :. Perhaps ;mot h,r s...' s ../ Fair Weather i(rnor. !the Torrid Tones, a six-piec, /,, ( ...o .h Kr orli:efe Is it.. Ins:, 11.1111 The weatherman apparently is No votes for Vonuntenist, Pro- ichestra: vocalists Ann Wick. and j running backfield ot tio Mull in his fall quarter groove at last, gressive or Socialist .party can- Parking Board Jackie Gamble and emcee Frank I dogs. I irorge I isch. 1911, lied fie predicts fair today with tem- didates were cast by either men Groggins. I Merman Minim. 170. still start College representatives on the peratures in the mid-70s. or women. Spartan entertainment includ- at the halthack posts with I. at - joint college-city parking com- As he relaxes over the week- The student pollsters had defi- hillhis. k leaders Deno.s Scott and ri NIlloughtk. 199. at mittee were announced yesterday end-, a few high doh& may slip nit.' instructions on what questions ed Yell Chock Abrahamson, the song wad. and Fred Ristreck. 135, handling by Dean of Men Stanley Benz. into the Santa Clara valley and they were to ask. and how and to ers and a record pantomime act, the quartertsick spot. They will meet in the near future push temperatures down a little. whom they were to ask them, this plus a vocal duo Last year's game, iihi.h tea with representatives of the city. v.as done in an effort to reduce tuned the passing of the ',hiur Members of the committee from the margin of error to the barest ('buck Wing, rally committee Senior Sign-up Iii n '. returning qua rtrrbai.k. the college are Ted Balgooyen. -possihle minimum chairman. reminded Spartan root- the Lynn aphinatp. wit. won by it., president of the California State They queried men and women ers to turn out in white for For Photos Ends Golden Raider... 32-4. Employees association at the col- alike because the breakdown be- rooting section for the SJS-Fresno Today is the last time prosper- lege; Willard Selunidt, represent- twern the set,s is approsimate- State game tonight t The Bulldogs will make the trip fall through-summer grit:W- ing the faculty council: Dean ly equal in this country. They with the largest number of play - adminis_ ales may sign up for La Torre Benz. representing the tolled only. those eligible to sob.. . ers ever to travel to a game They pictures, according to Dick Zim- 0-ttr-e(,atne tration; Jerry Ball, associated and gave freshmen. sophomores. I l)ance. I will bring 73 men into Spartan merman and Cattole Simmons, co- student body representatice and juniors and seniors like consid- The first after -game dance of stadium tonight. According to editors. I Lawrence Appleton from the Col- eration. the mike.. year will bc held in Coach Van Galder, the teani will Seniors who have not kept their lege Advisory board. In addition those polled were I the Women's gymnasium tonight he suited up in too differeru sets appointments should report to the ' ! not tsked. 'Who are yl ohi: goingti to following the Foesno Sate-Sun of uniforms. since there is not La Torre booth near he Library for? hut " f Jose' Stale football game enough of one kind to go around. Arch and sign up again, the editors vat" - were held TODAY, who would y011 I ------BidBid Accepted warn. vote for?" (Gallup. in 1948. , dr Y A low hid of $985 was accepted stopped his poll some time helm Fireside -.'the ileet at `lotti(leftt by the State Department of Fin Frosh-Soph Mixer election; belief now is that the ' since yesterday for the wrecking Freshmen were challenged by independent vote shifted between of the old San Jose high school at sophomores yesterday in Freshman that time and Nov. 41. Seventh and East San Fernando Orientation to compete in the an- Future polls results of which Streets. nual Soph-Frosh mixer, Oil. 22 will be reported in the Daily American Wrecking company of at 7:30 in the Women's gym. will provide a further breakdown. the San Francisco made the hid. The Tons Brown, Soph-Frosh mixer cover special groups such as
bits ranged from $985 to $31,111. chairman, says the program will veterans, and enable voting trends Demolition of the building, which include a beanbag throw, volley- to be recognized, said Dr. Brunt, was erected in 1908, will begin ball, ping -pang, tug-o -war, and in two weeks. dancing Campus Chest Far U.S. Angry at Russ Ousting Belo Drive Goal WASHINGTON 11.7Pi The I day for persons who still may he The Campus Chest collection tot lose to $791 to. 5 p.m. yi(s- United States is lookin4 for a trapped alive and for bodiesal of ad- and was expected to go weli back at 'Russia for way to hit dit iona I diedd ri% .'r the $81-Mi mark after last ousting American Ambassach a do. -Truth Tram" switches Target night., Fresno exchang.. tally GeorgeF. Kennan, nations were counted, Jerry Rall. CITY. MO. ii.:1,1 ! KANSAS Chest treasurer, stated yesterday State Department policy at the "truth tram" Eilve The Republican Although the drive total is jiti r moment is to keep the Kremlin President Truman long up chasing from the campus goal of $1500 form the re- turn theirthe sights on guessing as to what enough to Ball expresed a note of optimism Stevenson, whom taliation may take. No one can I GOV. Adlai E. . yesterda y. He pointed out that last as a man on the say for sure that this goiernment I they attacked year's figures had been surpassed . executive's "leash." will not order the recall of Soyiet !chief on Tuesday. N. 7.arubin or Ambassador Georgi Truman Says Ike'.. Decorative Ball emphasized that the cam - relations will not that diplomatic EN Rol"TE WITH TRUMAN 'Miter was not conducting a ’ photo hy Ronii, be severed. Ring" type of campaign, but onikr 14..dnes.1..i i VP, President Truman pictured ,41110NN IN the student 11. at a II Si 'shy Fireside iii..et collecting only at large gattier- .41 err:a. r. ( haMbrrlitin. Sir Crash Victims Gen. Dwight D h*.isenhower yes- ...ening re. left I.. right. (wormy. %xi I. Still seek during organizational Krinhardt. alled II 'It MI - . UP. -- terday as a "big brass window ings Ind 1.1..yd Swanson, student I- liditser. It.leatior HARROW, ENGLAND th. 4 ommuniti Chest dressing" presidential candidate meetings akei The "I" group is to reteke 9:41144: 1 Weary British volunteers and U.S. 4...... , oniniuntly-413013.4411-4s both the The drive will end officially to thi sear. It the total goal of the '.an trams yesterday whio had. "swallowed" %re fr- Air Force rescue Kr.. Mr lame. Martin, evecuthe and domestic policies of night at the conclusion of the SJS- i reat bed, according tii the searched the wreckage of three foreign drlie . nds tonight. tR.-Ohio), Fresno football game. 141' 01 the "I-. The trains which crashed here )'ester- Sen. Robert A. Taft. ,1 IITANit UI Friday. Oct 10, 1952 U.S. Diplomats Face Spartan Daily 'Sharpest Test in Years' SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE ples but canned afford to 1414-nil Until the drain of rearmament Students Stab. casein. esc pt Set- UNITED NATIONS. N.Y. tUf's Vit,i;seed daily by the Assor.iated of San Jose the Korean war slacks off. it.. V. horn mass, goaded and i. nd Standey, chahng the college year with on issue during et.sch fon I ii.!!( -1 itiolonury fares one of gise Itensnianso, ronesider the. U.S. cannot further aid lust', ill ".ei.nt hs the kotensb . of the Cal,torn4 N nosp per. Pukohshers Asso.s; hon countries hitherto con- general as- nial power. to many Press of Ali Vneing Co.. MS S. First street, Sen Joss at 1 he United Nations Oel sidered firmly entrenched in the f t okon s- CYOress 4.6414 Eci;to.41, Est. 210 Adoesrhsing Dept., Est. 211 S/ SSI011 npl ning -rIII Korean sear and its corol- , ..rubstreption Pic. E2 SO per yew on SI per quarter for ron-ASII cord holders. I I jars. the 1Vestern rvarrnanient cf- smerican camp. tia are con- WALT P.OESSING Editor ED WALTHERS Business Mgr. *oiled States diplomats !fort, has raised worldwide lisim fronted with the problems of Set- costs, particularly in South Arm-r- Make up Editor, this issue JERRY BELCHER iling the Korean war and salts- ica. while American aid to that watch MONDAY for me tying th. ib mands of rising cob- part of the world has not ap- dot Fans In the Stands Are What Count nial-naill)flaliSM throughout flu, proached the Marshall Plan ot sta world. They must stick to the tra- N.A.T.0 scale. In some Latin Pot Tonight the college football team makes its first appearance on ditional American position for self- American countries. the fall (.1 cif the home turf. determination without greviously governments can be attributed in Lulu and Larry Ls' otti nding any of our major allies. this. In three previous contests the locals played in San Diego. Tempe, lin Ariz. and Boulder. Colo., so that Only a handful of rooters managed Korea. Africa and world poi- to attend one of these road games. Yet, despite the lack of a large itieo-economics hr the ma- rooting section the gridders went out and played outstanding ball. jor of the is.ssembly ses- 11-spected to con- The football players knew that the students at home couldn't make sion, which tiniw at least until Christmas. the kngflyy journeys. Russia Is CX1114.4.11.(1 to launch a But tonight the football squad is eitoecting a large turnout. They lIuliiIil;st I. oni lisise YOU'RE A SMART SPARTAN . . . have played such top games that Deke Houlgate one of the coast's II its Chinese Communist and . top Foognosticators, rates the Spartans thirty-fourth in his latest North Korean allies reject the bat-, ratings est Panniunjon peace proposals.1 Iii.' Soviet attitude on the Korean ' if you're sportin' one of those Two of' the squad's piavers. Fullback Dick Stults and Quarterback star can tn. expected to be tough. , I ynn Ikplanalp rate among the nation's leaders in the statistics de- luxurious, Australian lamb's woo/ partment. In sues-ping stroke..., the cycle which .%nwrican diplonsacy We tee, that the roofers should turn out en in sweaters with the -Cash- masse this evening in to he insolsed rain he slipover white sh,rts, appears rooter caps and full voice to show the Golden Raider painted thus: squad that they are behind them all the way. Th. I'S. is committed by ii mere feel" from Leon Jacobs. Fresno State college has been thumped by the locals pretty b-inational obligation and puliL hard io the last few contests, but uull present a letterman packed roster ()pinion to an honorable conclusion honeght 01 the Korean war, continuing the They're 100%, wool and come in lighting if armistice efforts fail.' Outstanding support by the students in the stands, we believe In the proisecution of the war it is . eight popular shades. Priced ..11 help -.tudents nr: 'he gridiron turn in an r..ttsfanding perfor- chiefIN dependent upon its mairir manrr iailies who also :s, f. linked to it!' isgreemetits stieh as the. Not t especially for our college custom- Alkintio treat:s (roe of thy chi, Flaw, ers . . . a Spartan Special at just WASHINGTON SQUARE Th.. Nationalist nues.ornent is $10.95. / / 1 / beciresed in French loininies and xforrocco and reflee led in other SHOP THURSDAYS TILL 9 volentrirs. such is Iran and Cy JERRY BELCHER s pt. 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Fulbright award should be turned There eon, levier graduate stu- Jim S. n’brs ' Cl"r" in to the Personnel office no in, iamb, i lations chairman Dr. Edward than count.s representatei Shaw later than Oct. 14 Dean of Men dents enrolled sPring quarter Republicans, and Tim Shaup,ehaii. "Any great expansion of the Stanley Benz announced yester- ' the previous one, according to stn- l'.5. defense effort at this time day. : fishes released from the Admis- man of the California Collegr YOUR CLOSEST would place a dangerous strain The Fulbright Act, under which ' sions office. I Young Republicans Service com- FRIENDLY DRUGGIST on our 'economy," declared Dr. a year of study in foreign coun- ! Spring 1952 found 416 graduate !mjon, wiH speak at a meetine Edward P. Shaw, assistant pro- tries is awarded selected students, !students enrolled, while at the today m Room S910 at 3-30 p.m Morehead-FlemingDrugCo. fessor. of economics and head of requires applicants to lineeiss a :same time last year thew were The meeting will be sponsori d Ioc SOUTH SECOND SIRES - the college Institute of Indus- !college degree at the time the ! 466 students taking graduate work by ,i, y",),4 R,1,,,Ihlican trial Relations. !award is to be given, at the college. Shaw commented on a state- Competition for the 1933-34 aca- of the enrollment total. nient by Mr. Hene.N H. Fowler. demic year opened May 1. and will wi men and 132 '.sere worn. defense mobilization chief, who close Oct. 31. 1952. excepting those Third quarter of 1951 found 3'. stated that the U.S. is now in a for Australia and New Zealand men and 124 women studying position to increase its detente ii hirh end Clet 15 of this year. the 'allege's graduate division effort if it is necessary. Dr. Shaw Colonial listed two factors which would limit such expansion. BARBER SHOP 1. Expansion of the defense pro- griim would increase the likelihood of an inflationary business cycle. since there would be a great in- eetings CREW CUTS A SPECIALTY crease in the nation's payroll vlith- out a proportionate increase in AND ANNO1 JNCEMENTS consumer goods. 2. Most import- 111 Ii.mll i Iti : Stadium ant, would be the scarcity of man !Iay for changes and section meet this aft. power. Added defense output r. :he working schedule. at '2:30, 3:30 and 4:30 would call for extra man-hours, Bit. , Beta: Meet today at clock in the Student Union. 63 W. SAN CARLOS and the country is running. at 10130 ill. in 5204. Sujohrners: Urgent meeting "near capecity" at the present Fres1 -n: It you're interested all Master Masons Monday time. in organizing a dance or Dixie- " in Room 13 at 7:30 p.m. Dr. Shaw agreed with the de- land band, corne to the Student Spartan Oriocci: After - ear fense mobilizer that 1954 would Union tota at 3:30 p.m. !dams.. with Fresno State roll, .!(' be the year of greatest danger Institute f Radio Engineers: tonight at 10:30 pm. in the Stu- from Asiatic powers. Meet in 521u today at 1:30 p.m. , dent I 'mon WHERE? "By that time," he said, 'the Junior class council:. Meet Mon. ! Ushers for Fresno state ;.;:into : nation should have reached full , day at 1:30 pin. in the Student Mel at 7 o'colek tonight at Ie. mobilization, and would face a Union. 'Spartan stadium rooting FOR THAT dangerous period of business let- Kappa Delta Get tickets tor Voting Republicans: 31... down." This would be an oppor- barbecue in Room 161 before Oct. 15e..119 today at 3130 p.m. AFTER -GAME -SNACK tune time for attack. 15. All Ilillel club members: Thee Methodist Student Fellowship: : planning to get to the COP-Sail Psych. Class Opens Meet at First Methodist church. ;Jose State college football game IFilth and Santa Clara stneits. ,Oct. 18 pickup tickets for section A class in general psychology Sunday at 6:30 pm. 'P today. begins at seven o'clock tonight at Vanier hospital. Race and San Carlos streets, Harold H. ALWAYS A FAIR SHAKO MEET THE GANG AT . . Beyferth, coordinator of extension service at the college, announced today. Nurses of the area are invited to enroll in the course which Walter T. Plant of the college fac- Cademaptepi:41 ulty will teach. Three units of college credit will he given those who compliite the course. HANDS MOTOR CO. 230 NORTH HRS.! STRUT just two blocks south of the stadium Applications Your Friendly Dodge Dealer on Phelan between 7th and 10th For Elections NEW AND RECONDITIONED AUTOMOBILES Available Now Applicaiton jilanks for the soph- omore, junior and senior class elec- tions Oct. 24 are available today in the Student Union, according to Don Binder, chief justice of the Ktritr, 13.4.4r, student court. All candidates for a class office
r. 1111 must file one of these applications .fir to check his eligibililty. Binder said. Positions open are president,
vice president, secretary and ------a 10 Ma MN treasurer of each class in addi- ME tion to one male and one female sophomore justice. The application blanks are in the box next to the ASH office in
the Student Union. MN .. Mi. am .... "We hope the wave of school spirit now on campus will catty tax over into these elections and bring out a large number of candidates," said Binder. Last day to pick up application Haw do you look in this blanks is Tuesday at 12 o'clock noon. Candidates whose applications Roos Narrow Bow Tie? are approved may pick up their petitions Wednesday in the Grad- uate Manager's office. Binder said. (Drrmn actual size - cut it out - Artists Plan Trek Alpha Gamma. lemorary art so- hold it up - see haw it looks on you!) ciety, will sponsor a sketch trip and barbecue for art majors and minors Sunday. Sketchers are to meet at the rarrow bow tier' are becoming more popular every Student Union at 1 p.m., accord- variety -- rep stripes, ing to Lee Ward, chairman. day. Roos has 'cm in great patterns, plaids. Both rer:ular and pre-tied for HAUNTINGLY DIFFERENT! the uninitiated. Yours for only That's -THE LOST BOOKSHOP $1. SO each tucked away on San Jose bar. street but renowned wherever book, in are sold. Delightfully casual and furiatingly haphazard. Come cerixr and see it son,. tins*. Fox Avenue is the street to look for. It staffs at North First, just block past the R.R. tracks. and goes two blocks. The Red Cross is at one esti and the Book Shop alt the other. Open every weekday (except Thurs.) Nobody knows the campus like $41101, I to 5 pH. 10--4-a?R rat, Oct. 10. 195.2 Exhibit Paintings Opera Standing Room Ducats Available Spartans with standing room dent Union at 11:45 a nt Sunday to form car pool. Whim!' Begins In Public Libran. tickets will be given seating pref- Drama erence Sunday at the matinee of %rt Dopart mew "The Daughter of the Regiment. - SJS Career Halloween playing at the San Francisco opera all exnua- Ti. Dr. William By JO ROSSMANN "ilhe hanging oot Ma house, according Th,s Halloween will be more than just a chi,ldren's holiday 'for trims was announced this week by assistant professor ; stvle, Holt Wood , freshman drama student. It will mark his twenty-fifth Dr. Marius Reitzed art depart- modern languagi.s. new the Little Theater. paintings will he Students interested in attendir,.. birthday and the beginning of his career in ment head The pre*.I4 are asked to contact Dr. Iii STUDENT Wood. a veteran of every kind of acting from musicals to melo- display until (ref. 21. 1 manns today between 3.341 and AIDS will appear as Jack Worthington in Oscar Wilde's "The Irn- Paintings done by Gail John- room 4- 4:30 p.m. in his office. B61, or by Illunration Board ,,t I. oot.; Eat nest ston, freshman at student. dur-1 lit phoning CYpress 2-4908. 15 20 20s eaCh 11. p.ay, the east the mg the summer at the Pescadero t Standing room tickets are $3, Student Strathmore t .1 I, It.o Or:. jf.sp St ’ SUMMer school of art ail be on I )iariii The group will meet at the Stu- Water Color Paper 10c sheet ,,nore Vs ...ft s.- t pe of persOn exhibition at the San Jose library. Red M nila Envelopes ---an people A., for acting, a llih.es The 17-3,ear-old won an art 16 20 413c acts eating and t Price t oes bets een Dip in Arts & Crafts scholarship during the summer of House of Canvas Boards 7 I, saws. eatang breomes a nu! 12 16 45c 'tortoni hod) tickets for dra- 1911 to the school's summer ses- ART MATERIALS oil efs aputial 16 s 20 7C,c produrtionn took resi ma depArtmoot ision. 3-P'y Basswood Drawing ads. He. drama'', rah -sr sind a 10. drop in prke this quart.-r. ' Watercolors of California done Brushes :anvas 20 u 26 2.65 -t rret was born and raised in , ....ordinc to Dr. If ugh 1.illo., by members of the Thirteen Wa- ,vaturcolors caseins of small TOYIon in Iowa l'o-Pa' .1.-partment Derid. tercolorists. a group of Ray Area pastels charcoals ,iined r,..tvois ran r. naanber lak, the rilMilltation opt the tax artists, will be on exhibition in papers oils it . t -mall children he ware cast o.o 1111,..t ion1.1 pro.ductions Is the gallery of the Art f)eprirtment. a, shepherds tinsel wrapped pack. 11 respoansible tor the admission Dr Marquis Reitzel said. TEXTILE PAINT nit angel, in it,, fox and strop. hr 1.111th. said. No en Then Among the lout-teen artists Stencil paper, etc. f names plays. priors are 7.4.k with student to50 -i hoot followed hs represented at-e %Weaver, Cole, Cox. 11,cre wa-. Artin And 37ae general aohirsission. .9 I Logan. Care. Rehag. Porter. Cam- 454 E. Santa Clara CV 4-0981 eau at Hartnett iunror coll.., Te-loets tor the linpoortance oof heing eron. Hughes, Zacturne. Schmitt. mei tribally the I...oh/Main that Haat (Santa Clara at 10th) San Jose day. Iforing Yarn...4 teaturinK Lolan, Todbrinter and Lawrence. natter what hi. did it alVionyos tar- thr 54 oral and Hirhard Kisi nill - ...0 actrng So Holt took an &ciao 00 sale Oct. 'IV in the ...perch i- pit. he could get lot the CAE.. lk... 1 TIr Fir r lIhr nineteenth centurs 1' TlitT Mei ith the d% %1III run Oct. 31, N11%. I. 6i. Tu n.. tor-liars and oar nom nit-al I re 7 and at on the Little 1 heater. fr' 05- Gest he Amityl up 'this nen ter the depart iiient's t Ill b '1st Theates ifl %lower.% tiro tors nit h a vitt ss eel. end at 1 .1s 11. 1.11.111 I i Ititi M, , run 74 n od Pacific at. INA% toorille he depart:to-of derided I s pin 11.. tiro Millie is 1.111E)Iell hut ob. hedule performances for Ini alfitMrs. Mary Arnest. who is agarn in charge 7?.lor of". I losioir. it Ile loask finite instead col oiloriniz iii,- rentei ate molti li ial at t -.old. oa I,o. o dim, last quarter. of our PERSONALIZED CHRISTMAS CARDS Ph I:, IV, erg ir-healAill, eid CO ii ruglit, :ob. and says that our selectronthrs year ispariicu- f the 1., to, Antom and ileopatra. (mild Irclusts Ili. Iii mlna ultoroosz oil the ilia- lady original and attractive. For earlyde- i. igure, ri I f will plas fur ID - that Oa- Shmus Over A I.%ery, place your order now at Flesri r I,. iritorio riti..1 flit'. s ii- hE14:%, h1,0h In f,,i,i do 555 5h. 1-114 .111110. ridded lir the Radio Gulf! LINDSAY'S ia program, SatiirdaN sli. 77 OTi1 FIRST STREET 'Ardis or..., It, 1,oror, P., 'lure Fo oonalq tirilent shriw has it hist 01.41;4 5,0. Mate ',Os Roo.. ..I 'I lir a in ic.er 1 5K Special! 25 Cards S1.95 imprinted l'otto-r 5h., ihtection oil !tole ' A. A D. EMPORIUM 1;tiv assistant profess.,r l'aio A .jsi'ifi I iie etrild takes .i 70 E C.14,11 St CY 4 2, IS .n the toe part in the production it t Sunda', shows. SAN JOSE CHURCH DIRECTORY rh. Stor; rs:evis- Eni , 1.11, about a Is that (11,11, '
ATTENTION! .t iii ta the second in it.. ST PAUL S METHODIST CHURC.-. 'TO o Swond oiled Sao C aos--CY 4 /PO WELCOME MUSIC I ? t STUDENTS lit." The program is he:a:of Sublowt for Sundw ’ Guilt, What Co, Wotch STUDENTS SCHOLARS5 AND YOU ilit:Itts at ft o'clock in,' tchard TI PRACTICE ROOMS i 00 A NI -Sermon kf 45 A OA -ClourcA School STAY DOWNTOWN IF ekcTiefi: available just one half . s, ,..t ,..... will feature COM 00 P OA E woong Swr.c YOU WANT A LIVE GROUP YOU WANT REAL FUN 7 )0 P Ir ; it les 04 Prallet Sur oL tso. rarnpus Scheduled for ta Lotto. for the. ChOrrow YOU WANT SOMETHING HELPFUL - TIM! III' .1 !I I 11).... is arebroadcast Then Join Us EVERY SUNDAY 4 its I- aia-S,IS tilt 9 30 COLLEGIATE BIBLE CLASS works in conainction FIRST CHRISTIAN Co IIJR oo Nothing stuffy here - Moyer Bros. with the hist tute of liglii,ti ial 110 So Srro - CY 43544 SW Ton co. Sunday 11.00 MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE And' kers Karlations to present "People and "A F oth tor Tough Torn*, -Where God is Made More Real' MUSIC HOUSE a FTIOglaIll to a1 111111111t REY CLARENCE FRANZ program on college level for college youth" -rooliNe 110.'11,1A 1,% It, the Santa Clara 1 45 a no Colicrg Footoouo,h,p 5 45 TR1 C CLUB big 109 F SAN FERNANDO %alloy It 00 Woro.h 7.00 SNACK TIME -111 111. Vida is open to any student 700 p YOurN1 Adult WOrl0,11 7:30 EVENING SERVICE "So helpful that thousands hear 'Isis hour of prayer" interested in 1141111, NieTilel'a are lafter:er - 1 USED INSTRUMENTS ,hosen thtough auditions. Writers Two Youth Pastors to Serve You TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH goutott SOLD this atoll! al o .1101111 Picots ;west It 1.4 Sloconcl-CT I Tthl DR. CLARENCE SANDS REV. MERLE ROARK Miss dent. Jetts alorrison. s ice presi- Rey C W Euorton 1;inarrsern. RtNTED REPAIRED II 00 A 14 Holy Corner...4n dent Pat thrive. secretary, and 9 10 A 94 -Church School and tam-, FIRST BAPTIST %nen, publicits chairman Sortrroccr rr,rh Sotrrnon 'MomaIld a II 00 A A4 Morn.ng Varrto arra Soto,riOn One block from campus 2nd and San Antonio Or Ile C W Erlyrton An 400 P C ntw-bury Club too Col,wi Srud nto 2.rin Attention! LUTHERAN CHURCH FIRST IMMANUEL Photography Students 00 A ta -Youth Sorrier. ;I 170 A IA - Soornor - Subloct "Ch.. -- ?h. Antal., to Every Howl Drop in and compare ALL STUDENTS J Sr.,nnser P 00, Our Prices 374 S Thora-CY A S404 ARE INVITED TO F or Savings Bel ore Purchasing KNOX CLUB Your Darkroom What Am I Doing Here? Supplies A discussion on Ole reasons why (College Age C. E.) wa woe relthr r r rt. lad by Gion Scher b and Harold Shel- ley. CAMERAS DARK ROOM EQUIPMENT Como and nit the CHANN1NG CLUB -- coIt.q. group 1 its. 6:00 Sunday, Oct. 12 FILMS CAMERA RENTALS F.rst Unitari n Church A LIB- ERAL GROUP 7 30 Sunday. Sunday. October 12 1952 Sermon and Se ,;.1 at II es WESTMINISTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 09a/ -Columbus Sal. Age.," (On the Alameda of Shasta) First Unitarian Church CAMERA. SHOP 160 NORTH THIRD STREET Sa Jos Calif. Walt McPherson Speaker 179 SOUTH FIRST STREET CV 5-6145 IFC Presents Friday Oct. 10, 1952 SPARTA\ D.AILY 5 Cupid Finds His Mark-- cecial Papade Bishop Trophy, Edited by JOY ASPINWALL To Theta Chi Three Weddings Planned Theta Chi, national social . fra- Theta's open House ternity, has been awarded the mins. Spartans will enjoy vieuing modern living, Califarnia ileGee-Howard Fq Nsgreen-Thorapson Warren L. Bishop Memorial tro- le, when Kappa Alpha Theta opens the doors of its spacious Beverly June McGee has re-. Spartans Naomi Fossereen . phy for outstanding participation ri, chapter house Sunday from 4 to 8 p.m. Betsy Amick, Theta sealed her engagement to Spar.: Craig Thompson told friends rr in inter-fraternits- for president, invites all students to the chapter's open house. activities .tan Paul M. Howard Jr. eentls el their sununer wedding the 1951-52 scholasic sear. The lovely 171 E. Eleventh street house features a large dining plans. The Warren L. room which opens on to an oak-shaded patio. Bishop Memorial The bride-elect is the daughter Naomi is the daw,hte Atrs trophy was first awarded for the Betore Sunday's open house. Thetas will entertain a group ot of Mr. and Mrs. James C. McGee F:dsth Fossgreen of Los Gar 1950-51 year. This IFC trophy La ls from Fresno State College. The girls and their dates will be of Campbell. She is a graduate of Craig is the son of Mr and al tries to bring in all phases of cam-, .-,onored with a party at the Theta chapter house after the Fresno- Westmont college in Santa Bar- Milton Thompson ot ’ineento ki,, is r All Jose State game tonight. pus life. It awarded on a point ham and is now employed as a basis with the points spread among Campbell Alter the Game teacher in the Elenwn; The couple, nosy attending San scholarship, sports and other in- tary school. The grid-iron will become just another utensil for cooking 'Jose State, are both graduates of hot ter-fraternity activities. i.alies tonight *hen Delta sigma Phi aelcomes guests from th..if Los Gatos High school. Theta ('hi received the trophy Her fiance is the son of Mr. and Fresno State chapter to an after-game dance at their ne* - on the basis of two owes ,Mrs. Paul M. Howard of San Di-I street chapter house. After laundering, smooth small and one third place in scholar- !ego. While studying at State, he! During the evening of dining and dancing. DSPs will ewe] - doilies over the sides of your he 1 so p . 'is engaged in boy's work at the mined by Dennie Moore. Van Boutte and Rick Botelho, P. a ashing machine or refrigerator better known among other campus fraternities . Arbutus Ranch for boys in Los as "The Four Moods Minus One." to des . no ironing needed. in football. Gatos. The ball will be kept moving with Herb Gregory and Lee Duncan In other sports, the fraternits No date has been set for the and their original skittism.s. "Rambling" Jimmy Burke and "Wild placed second in baseball and sec rwedding- ARTISTRY IN Willy" Erickson will harmonize in a uke and harmonica duet. ond in track. Participating in the I Fun for Phi Sigma Kappa PHOTOGRAPHY Inter-Fraternity Spring Sing, the An afternoon of volley hall and dancing and a barbecue are !Bisho p- tii r hpa 11( fraternity members were awarded , by planned for the members of Phi Sigma being Kappa fraternity Sun- first place honors. I A music box containing her Cr Girls from Mary Aitkins hall at Mills college day. are arranging Serving in office during this out- .gagemcnt ring and the tradition:,; affair for the lucky boss. the standing year for Theta ('his were ;box of candy passed to her Sigma Tri Sigma Swim tingele Dick Ganzert, president: Tom ' Kappa sorority sisters revealed. Members of TO Sigma, club for social welfare majors, held a Adams, vice president; Walt Whit- the engagement of Vera Bishop! swimming party and barbecue Friday at the Almaden Country club. man, 'secretary; Dick Campbell, 'and Jack Kirkpatrick. and their guests enjoyed the warm gutera Tri Sigmas waters of the corresponding secretary: Larry 1 iith's two swimming pools. The get -acquainted party for social wel- The couple are planning a Sep- Elam, treasurer, and Bill Oaks. artist photographer majors was concluded with a short business Meeting. tember wedding. Vera is a junior f.re pledge marshal. Pin for Sydney kindergarten primary major. What could be more appropriate to ann lllll ice a pinning than is the daughter of Mr. and :\ . a pin cushion? Sydney Bresee announced her pinning to Robert Carl C. Bishop of Burlingame. Tylor by displaying a large pink pin cushion. with her pin in the Frat Menthers Jack is a junior electrical et' center, to her Delta Zeta sorority sisters Monday night. cowering major at Ohio State col- SO E. SAN FERNANDO Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity brothers of Rithcrt serenaded Sydnes lege. He is affiliated with Delta and coffee and cake was served at the Delta .Zeta house in honoi Of Kappa Tau CV 2 6590 ('hi. Both Jack and Vet-a weer f the newly pinned couple. ,...-raduated trom Burlingame I! Welcome Neighbor! school. Theta Chi and Delta Upsilon gave a welcoming party Friday Elect Officers for Delta Sigma Phi and sigma Alpha Epsilon, new comers to Kappa Tau fraternity membets Eleventh street. chose Jones Davidson as pie& In order to receive full benefit from last week's Indian summer master and Tom Richardson ee NOW! at FIRST- RUNThearnteS aiher, the boys held the fun feat between the DU and Theta Chi social chairman during a reecr lapter houses. special election at the chaptri Pledge surprise house. sigma Kappa pledges surprised active members NIontlity night. New Kappa Tau member D,0 STUDici -Kidnapping" Duke Grigg, chapter president, and iiierri Ilertog. Leslie was appointed to assist i'ktige trainer, they traveled to Palo Alto. Richardson with his duties as so Jell C44endl r John Viayne Actives learned of the pledge sneak when clues began arriving eial chairman .Leslie was voted . ,, r the telephone. Deciphering the clues, members crashed the the fraternity's outstanding pledge of his pledge training "MERRY - E.c.ting Ted, Palo Alto party and were awarded with coffee and cookies shaped at the close Ihe ;n t he form of the sorority's pin. last spring. WIDOW" Attending the election meeting "Yankee MAN" was Burton K. Long. June 5.15 Lane Y.-. Buccaneer" QUIET graduate and member of the East Fernando La --as Entertainment, Songs Cinch Bay alumni chapter of Kappa Tau. end He told of alumni plans to visit the new chapter house located at plot Little Sister Party Success FOOTBALL WAG l-ROls4 374 S. Sixth street. Jack The enthusiastic applause which greeted the entertainment and alumni correspondence chairman. THRILLS WALLA WA! 4 Aori Suble c ft speeches at the AWS big -little sister party last Wednesday proved was chosen to help with arrange- to the sponsor that the party was a success. The party was held ments for the affair. from 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. in the Inner Quad. The program began with three piano solos. "The Sheik of Araby, Dark Town Strutters Ball," and ---- AlphaGainmas -Twelfth Street Rag," by Ingrid r ... Favorite Cinema Classics Andersson. & Foreign Language ! Oriocei Ilonor To Make Trip itaeltes Joyce Malone, master of cere- Pictures Exclusively ... monies, Introduced Sallee Lots. I; A sketeh trip to Almaden and .1 , big who , barbecue at the home of the ad- (50 c`, CTprest 3.1416 -little sister rhairman. Fresno State Nisei Canals Devincenzi, 147.l :!een Ore. at $ 30 ga e a short speech of welcome Twenty Fresno State Nisei stu- viser, John V. avenue, is scheduled Ir., 414 after which cokes and cookies dents will be the guests of Spartan ;Lupton On TI,e Alameda at Hester Alpha Gamma for all %ere served. Oriocci organization following the Sunday by majors and minors. Miss Lots then introduced Carol San Jose-Fresno State game to- art NOW PLAYING . . . . The paint dabblers will meet at Larson, AWS president, who in night at a dance in the Student 'urn introduced her cabinet and union. ,1 o'clock in front of the Student Transportation will he "Mom" Pritchard, faculty advisi r All student a are invited to ;Union. gete CuLtweA, !waiting for them. Those interested A monologue by Joan Anderson attend the dance, and members in joining the festivities may coil - a Id a pantomime by Edith Pool- aill tie admitted free, according A Michela _40ire 'THE t act the social chairman, LI, Baia, Ea,,, MAN IN r, an were given. to Floyd Kumagai. Ward, by calling CY 24i527. Stuck% '11*
Other Alpha Gamma oilier ; -Proe.ruon -41010"Q THE -Mai SUIT' are Bob Lindemann. presider. Eleanor Donatelli. vice-preside!.. Pat C7oLlins, secretary: Marjo! LETI CLEAN! CARAVAN OF S TA R S I N PERSON S COME Paul, treasurer, a n d Barba AT James, publicity chairman. Co-I., ulty adviser is N. E. ()back. WOODY le* DINAH IRENE'S kappa klplia llold, HERMAN WASHINGTON All last year STATE STUDENTS enjoyed quality service for their LAUNDRY NEEDS. Once Dance for Pledges AND NIS NEW MERCURY RECORD, again, this year, we are looking forward to OUEEP. Pii.dgcs door chimrs THIRD NERD ORCHE!7RA serving our OLD FRIENDS and making NEW for their house to the active mem FEATURING )0 OF THE JUL FRIENDS. bers of Kappa Alpha at the fra- Here is quick, inexpensive, thorough launder- ternity's pledge dance Saturday DOLLY HOUSTON
ing with our WESTINGHOUSE LAUNDROMATS night. Kappa Alpha pledges honored URBIE GREEN At which is ideal for STATE STUDENTS. were Nort Thornton, Art White. Graff, Dick Bender, Don IRENE and ROBBIE Pete AT Becker, Vaughn Graybehl anti Lindell Burnett LOU DALEY 1 PALOMAR "11AR EVERYBOL GARDENS Ypene 4 laundigentat watch MONDAY for SAT, OCT 11 South 4th at Santa Clara CYpress 5-5504 HAROLD KING "ROILING IlYTHUNI SAN JOSE JUST ONE BLOCK FROM THE CAMPUS Lulu and Larry 11-
Last year in the United States 37.500 persons were killed and more than 1,100,000 injured in Spartans Picked ftIPOR-IFS, traffic accidents. Athletics To Beal Bulldogs Daily Report on Spartan DON'T FORGET to enter this week's
it PARTAN DAILY Friday. Oct. 10. 19:. FOOTBALL Sp Send-. letter 'SCORE -GUESSING to, rhea f-iattrett I CONTEST! Her Dill Walt' I 0 :1111,1)artaris e. Ari.tor. Fri., Oct. 10 Mickey Jo,. This c J.... 4,-f-to...red from a knee In MO In the wake of the San unisers offal has movad a -"altm:= Arizona State football game. Di San Jose State AIcLeal I' . SJS president. John T. Wahlquist. Farm." Stan Warhlocalsl", the localsbril- ,,reeeiveri the following kdter. a two t 4-nd IA tIii the. I% Fresno State tuna -s from Dr Kenneth Diti Mickey Business &par ,..hairman for the ill ment of the Phoenix Club, . andd f hooster organization fur the city .. WIN 100 GALS. \\orth "I th PtioeniX. . FREE GAS! 'sr -s. th "Itea-rr President, Test , I as a football prophet! hadva o Allow in' to eorwratillate would sa lot' Get lute Contest Score Card each and your cnack staff and week at Kay's DiAdend Service. thethe pat tinii ball teani. It has ls en a king Guess the score and deposit card eold gn sinceI have seen finer gentlemen. up to one hour before game time av,eahz.aoisin3rg, (i) tortier splutarnen. and harder hit- ONE w;nner gets the entire 100 ting listflg.111 playug a. gallons. TWO winners get 50 ga;- Ions each, etc. But all winners get cold lur Irtek with Stanford.- many flood 10 gellcris no matter how I guess rlght! Sineerely, (t)Itiiy.rnItat SAVE MONEY ON I fis ies an FINEST GASOLINE car hi dirty Conieldiocups IARR1 11 %Tint:Ws. speedy Spartan halfhai t. us ill -.1 irt for the Bulldogs. NI Tihew a, fliest: I 1:1 s'sit local club tonight against the Fresno State KAY'S But id the fastest (nen to. the squad. made 111111. near impossihh. rat( hes 1rn,,lFlt Stubblefield I,, last week's thriller as hieh was won 143 the liolden Raiders 11-11 I was ..aer .5rizona Slate. that le, ' LTR, Farmechi I DIVIDEND body t Rancature one wil Broncos nuryj Ridden SERVICE framed ithatt fit.11 he'd sh Santa Clara coach Dick Gallagh- jured his hand Yesterday but 141 SO. THIRD STREET to ever SI.M14.1 (A% Bi fl And er was fated with a host of in- ;extent of the injury has not lair under ? trift111100 Cardin:411i RTI. Clelantl juries oxiay with only three play- ascertained. It was feared he sot- lift A I as ' fered a broken finger. Halfhad: Warhol" ers On his pre -season scarfing taoftihire Spartan 1ects1. Billy Gill will be out for at Iciest . . stilted up for workouts. Aplmalp Q Mist rick two weeks with a foot injury. 'Die most serious injury was suf. hair toe the most dowrifield ti,ks it: Nholliew., LIlIt Fisch lewd by end George Montgoiners iike si foie birth last A f. k who fractured a leg in the W.., barrel X.III a .111141 1111, 1.lt- .k a still .11,a Il111. Ilarnni game anal will be out for tip kicked II. followed I iii niainder id the season. AReemen end leationade Hob Amaral '.al- Stott, 1.* Willoughh), n ;1 defensive t k I.the 14,1 who sneaked he. "The Bitterness of Poor Quality Nina the Sun Is a $1, great safety num !kora .1.41trison, for the Remains Long .liter . . . Spar tatts Iii t fouchtiown,. MI a The Sweetness of Low I-- tiolli i. tiji. 1.18n,111, play 5% -Iii tor It ),arits Football Picks Is Forgotten. .1.1. ..111/..J. 1- art Gold. it Itaideis two hard 1 Ito, Tinumell Knr%bing haresitg t 14.1.1es, I.t1 2nd Cup of Coffee FREE and ..1 aa It avant had :sit.; as FSC S.IS SJS SJS SJS the waa lot the spa eilf. lot al 1.1Se DSC STAN. STAN. STAN. 1,teks ('Al., as (dtE;GoN CAL CAL CAL. CAL. Vie guryer *we Spartan dust hl libiehim4 stilt lie led Iry Dale Simi,r, and Cin; UCLA as. BICE UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA 388 E. Santa Clara Street tnee Otr. lit Ii .asitt met, etuerds. 11.1. a, WASH. ILL. 11.1.. ILL. ILL. and hitting hard at around ********************************************************************************************** pounds Jack Calk:lit rent,' It BIT v. UTAH BYU BYU Bill BYU I ,i1111.1. 1.. lb.. offensiae line N1SC a, A&M MS( MSC MS(' MSC 1.5 tin Aid malt', quit terha. k a ill -s. oKLA OKLA. ()KEA. TEX. OKLA. . ail .1 ...tat ling consist. : v Itak tufts, !talkie lc, and GA. GA_ MD. MD. MD. W.ilkel pi. NN PENN. PRINCE. PRINCE PENN. LOOKING AHEAD? kilt,14.1. K iseatton- Yes, the slopes will be COP Readies packed with snow before PeP4enality you know it. The smart For 11rid Tilt Spartan will be getting sparians ready now. For now you is what your clothes II WI can shop at your leisure STif CRT( /N. I kg 9 it -Pt ( ,,i. in San Jose's largest and should reveal lege of Pacit hich has no game most complete ski store. this week. returned to hea4y pNic- live scrimmages in pispa rat ion for Stocked to the rafters their ensuing battle with San Jose with ALL the top names Come in and fill out your winter Stale ias the I.-dhisa mg week end. in ski equipment and 4411 San Jose haa wardrobe from our fine selection The {Oita' against accessories, including of suits by Kuppenheimer, Var- been described by CI )t. sity Town, Biltmore, and Willcrest F:rnie Jorge as "the toughest game NORTHLAND and HEAD in imported and domestic fabrics solve California. skiis, plus complete line Jorge scheduled a stiff workout cut in the latest and most popular of Italian and American on pass defense lie said e.tei - styles. day that the pass defense was not after-ski boots. too good and that the defensive 0, b. Mary attractive presea- See our slacks by Rough Rider backfield will hase to unprose it and our 100% wool Pendleton the club is to overruns., t hi, passing son and introductory say- shirts for your casual wear. We the Spartans' lynsi Aplanalp ings. know PERSONALITY clothes! In last year's meeting between the two teams the Golden Raiders. -psi keit h, the 'passing and held BILL CANCILLA Qerieialinanahip ot idanalp, edged Bengal.: 7 -to Manager
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DAII.V Columbia Clean -up Fouls Up Frida 19:',' Attempts by pro - Eisenhower! the library steps to ch..-; for Clip Sheet students at Columbia University lk.- they, began, for some reason. io clean up the campus ended in to thrtn% bars of soap into the . I..pp., d cro0t1 of spectators. The specta- Spartan Daily Exchange Page a lathery battle of soap bar- :It II,' II Ill. tors, as a matter of Con be- earlier this week. Edited by MARV HALL gan hurling the soap bars hack, After the Columbia st oi le: II and soon 500 students 0erc busy watch MONDAY for newspaper had endorsed throuing soap at rach other , Stevenson for president the list amidst cheers and boos from time that their paper has eyed other spectators. Spillane at Stanford come out in favor of a particular I An Assoculted l'i,s' i, candidate for presidency about I the melee said that the - Lulu and Larry smiled and that tarm feeling 100 student Republicans ,carrying began throwing the soap I. Part One sneaked un my back and made mops, brooms, and soap, met out- Mere's another viewpoint on Inc feel like a melted cheese side to form a "Detergents for Mickey Spillane, his life and times. sandwich inside, Democrats" club, This one comes from Stanford "Hello," she said. -What's your After they had gathered on LUNCHEONS university, was written by Dick name?" When she spoke, I could ----- NIcI.ean, is entitled "Alarm on the smell the scent of her lipstick. I DAILY (except Sunday) 11:30 to 1:30 Farm." and is the first part dt It was like the taste of jellybeans. Science Outing two part serial called . . . Funny. I hadn't tasted jellybeans Students and faculty from the Ifickey Spillane comes to Stanford since I was a kid. Natural Science department will "Mike Hammer," I said. at I flipped the wheel of my ear leave at 9 a.m. Saturday, for a "Mike?" she mused. Mats a nd squealed a thousand miles weekend outing and field trip at 0' name. I like you Mike. worth'of rubber off the tires mak- Big Basin state park. Dr. James Mats your name?" CLUB TABU Heath, professor of zoology, is co- ng, the turn onto Palm Drive. "Laura." Yes, there it was just as Georgie ordinating chairman for the trip 1401 SO FIRST STREET Cl 2-1266 had said. Stanford. But Georgie I drove past the Quad. slowly. would never see it again because I didn't want to hurry. Not now. j Bottle about having your grade :he poor little slob was lying in a She said that she li ed in a I changed." hold grave with six feet of dirty long, low building met- to the "Where is the Professor?" I harth in is face and somebody right so I stopped the car. asked. t as going to die slowly and in "Will you give rue a call. Mike?" TRAVEL ADVISORS agony for it. And I could feel the "Sure." I said. She breathed a His mouth tried hard to lie but cold lump on my .45 as the beat warm, jellybean "goodbye- at me his eyes darted to the door in hack ot my heart played chop sticks on and was gone. As she swung her of him and I knew. He tried to I he leather holster. way up the brick wall, I noticed stop me so I bashed him across I fished out my deck of Luck - that she wore no shoes. the side of his fat head with k's and lit one. Just then my The next morning I picked .45 and he saw stars and ream,: -:'AVidkka WELCOME car hit a bump and I said a up a time schedule with all the at the same instant. dirt% tvord. class listings. I found the class I opened the door and stepped that had finished poor Georgie in. Then stopped cold. Professor But I could still hear Georgie and the name of the instructor. Rollie wore a neat tailored suit. BACK crying and saying, "Honest, Mike, "Professor Bottle ’Room 20Im." an amused smile, and slieer nylon I was framed. I didn't cheat on About four o'clock in the after- stockings. Professor Bottie was a that test. I flunked it cold. Some- noon I found the damned room. worhan! body hocked by test and forged I'd been given so many had di- t inc with my name on it. I was rections that I was ready to kick i And %that a woman, as we will .4SPARTANS framed." And a little after that the door down. all find out in the concluding in- lie'd shot himself and I was going staillinent of this to even up a few I exciting stot: things . . I knocked and no one answered. which will p ;ni, CYPRESS And then I saw her. She stood so I did. under a sign that said, e A "Art you Professor Bot t le?" I Lift To The Village." She 0ore yelled at the little guy hiding GOT A FREE PERIC D? 5-3979 Tours-Resorts-Cruises a fur coat buttoned all the way behind the desk. He couldn't talk Come to . . to the collar mind a halo of blonde at first. Ile just rolled his wh hair that made the mink look scared eyes inside his fishhe. NORD'S Greene-Birdseye and Nelson like skunk. In a fur coat or a glasses. SANDWICHES barrel she'd still "No look good. As I ... no ... I'm the read- 105 E SAN FERNANDO, kicked the door open for her, she er. You'll have to see Professor it iqtep the game
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