Custodian Squelches Fire the Community Service Committee

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Service to Community 112 ’t111461-16 SJS Salutes City Industry aziatt SUS will salute business and in- the SJS-Iowa State College game dustry at a special program to be to be played that night will be SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE given on Nov. 21. "Special hail to business and in "Purpose of the program is to dustry," The groups will sit in a VOL. 46 474- SAN JOSE CALIFORNIA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1958 NO. II make business and industry in San special block at the game. Jose aware of the fact that SJS Fifty local Industrial leaders is trying to serve thorn through and their wive* are invited to a the college program," stated Dr. pre-game dinner In the cafeteria FroshToElect Dwight D. Bente!, chairman of to be hosted by President John Custodian Squelches Fire the community service committee. T. WahlquIst. Entertainment Theme of half-time activities of during the meal will be provided Class Heads by the Music Department. ih Coop's Closet "We want local business and in- On Oct. 15 ' dustry to know that the major ob- Elections of Freshman class of- Scholarship jective at SJS is to train students ficers will be held Wednesday, Smokes; Hose for positions of responsibility in Oct. 15. Offers Open business and industry," Dr. Ben tel Those planning to run for a told the Spartan Daily. frosh office must turn in their Soaks Scribe names and qualifications to the class nominating committee or in- By RAY HEUER To Grads,Srs. Journalism Faculty formation may be left, In a sealed A closet blaze errupted in the F. envelope, in Student Union Box rear room of the Student Union Positions open are for president, Has Friday morning. No one seemed intenested in applying for Full- 200 Years vice president, secretary, treasur- concerned about the fire except bright scholarships should see Miss er and one female and one male Margaret Harper, activity adviser, Total Experience representative to the Student a janitor named George, a Spartan before Oct. 15. Under instruction of a faculty Council. Daily reporter and a woman dress- Applicants must be U.S. citizens, with more than 200 years of com- Candidates should indicate what ed in white. office they prefer when applying, and college graduates or equiva- bined special experience in jour- Seems there was a party In the lent. Knowledge of the language re- according to Dr. John.D. Dutton, nalism, advertising and public Student Unit* building Thuraday spoken in the country applied for lations, the SJS Department of assistant professor of philosophy night and George was straighten- is required also. Journalism and Advertising is one and Freshman class adviser. A cumulative grade point aver- of 42 accredited departments in NOMINATION DEADLINE ing things up Friday when (*taster age of 3. 03/ and a B plus or A the nation, and one of four on the Nominations will be accepted struck. Well, it wasn't exactly a minus average in the major field entire Pacific Coast. until Thursday morning. big disaster, but it could have A campaign assembly will be is required, Miss Harper said. "An intensive internship pro- been. The award covers expenses of gram and practical experience, held Monday. Oct. 13 at 330 p.m. While GeOrte was "straight- traveling, language refresher or plus a thorough liberal arts edu- in Morris Dailey Auditorium. orientation course, tuition, books, cation hae brought our students Members of the nominating com- ening things up" he opened the and maintenance for one aca- a major share of prizes. Students mittee. elected Thursday. are the l'hiwet door that contains his freshmen: Ann Border, demic year. have won awards at the annual following janitorial 111.1iiirs Then It hap- Bob Gangi, Marie Durkee Nick Selection of applicants is made California Intercollegiate Press penedPoot! on the basis of personal qualifica- Kouretos, Francine A. Ozols, Bob competition, National Playboy Ma- Flamt% and smoke filled the tions, academic record, value of advertising contest, McGushin, Fay Watson and Linda gazine College room and surrounded George Ile proposes! study of research, and photo con- Carney. and press photography noted a fire extinguisher on the During other class meetings to- suitability for placement in in- test," Dr. Dwight D. Bentel, head wall. stitutions of higher lOarning Friday. day: of the clepartment, said Neither fire or high uater ...add keep Don Hammond and Clif- -Nope." he said, "too small." lir abroad. department holds member- ford The JUNIORS James from their chems game in the Student Union Friday was about to leave the room when The Fullbright program is a ship in American Association of The junior class will discuss morning. Neither seem concerned as Cliff prepares a move while smoke rises in the background. Blaze was contained without a Spartan Daily reporter called. part of the State Department Schools and Departments of Jour- their budget at to- Dunn To Head Drive ways to add to serious damage.---Spartatoto by Dave Batchelor. "Hey! Du you aunt this hose" education exchange. It* porpoto nalism; American Society of Jour- day's meeting in S112. Well, that sated the digs. For- Is to promote better under- nalism and Administrators and As- Any junior who has "money For Proposition 3 hamlet) to,rge had been wister- standing abroad and to Increase sociation for Education in Journal- suggestions is invited to making" nig the hilA a 55 he WW1 up- understanding between mutual ism. attend the meeting, according to stairs in the lounge. The report- people of the United States and Charters are held in Sigma Del- Dean Eslick, president. At 'Natives' And Transfers San Jose State er 11411 seen the smoke and countries. other ta Chi, men's professional journal- The class also will plan the Oct. Jahn Dunn, senior psy , ft * and had am I George Countries participating in the ism fraternity; Alpha Delta Sigma, 29 after-game dance to be spon- major from San Jose, hts needed aralatane... Ile the re, include: Africa,. A.m. advertising fra- *no program mete...professional sored lay-the juniors. port(fl) wAdod Ihningli the mi.' named chairman of "Students for I tria, Brazil, Denmark, Germany, ternity; Theta Sigma Phi, women's SOPHOMORES 'Must' Exam t r spurting fr the sprinkler To Take Prop. 3." San Jose State College I Iran, Italy, the Netherlands, professional journalism fraternity; At the top of the Sophomore Student characteristics of "na- Approximately 4000 students gratified the hose. Frontlesl- Southeast Asia, Sweden, and Kappa Tau Alpha, honorary scho- class meeting agenda will be plans tive" and transfer students will be will be tested, said Dean Martin. campus program supporting the he named thi bersonin Switzerland. lastic fraternity in journalism; 11. $200 million for, an after-game dance Oct. compared as the result of a battery This research program is author- state construction omit fit in the Mr in on effort to Gamma Alpha Chi, women's pro- The meeting will be in S110, ac- of tests to be given Oct. 9 and 10. ized by the State Department of bond issue on the November bal- get the sprinkler tubleh was fessional advertising fraternity and cording to Don Dunton, president. lot, according to Larry Juniors and sophomores will re- Education and by John T. Wahl- Appleton, still sprinkling I inta the %% imbue Partridge Elected Kappa Alpha Mu, press photog- SENIORS port to, the Inner Quad to take quist, president of the college. regional Informational coordinator. raphy fraternity. The Senior class will not meet the half-day tests 'rhey have been toMaea7urill.:i.le, hack at the Coop laboratory Dunn was appointed by ASH Prexy of Phi U 0 The Spartan Daily, today. notified by mail as to the hour to kitchen, a pleasant woman with a President Dick Robinson, with of the department, belongs to the Their next meeting is scheduled report. pleasing smile said to the wet re- Members of Phi Upsilon Omi- approtal of student Council. California Newspaper Publishers for Oct. 13 at 3:30 p.m. in TI-153. Borautie attendance is manda- SE Gets Grant porter, "Now you cut that out! cron, national professional honor- Assn. and the California Intercol- tory iiistrum'tor tvill excuse the In urging a "Yea on 3" vote, All that water is coming down ary for students in home econom- legiate Press Assn. Patti Duffy Selected students affected front class, a.' - Dunn pointed out that San Jose here!" ics, elected Jean Partridge presi- cording to Robert S. Martin, as- For Field Work State has a tremendous stake in "But lady, there's a fire up- dent for the 1958-59 term. Miss Grand National sociate dean of students. the outcome of the measure, since stairs!" was the reply from the I.R. \ oter aporoval Geor- Group Begins San Jose State student Patti Achievement in certain subject In Political Science of Prop. 3 means -Coop saver." areas and basic skills in reading, $15 million worth of needed ex- Her next comment wasn't quot- gia Clendenning, vice president; Duffy has been chosen Miss Grand SJS has been chosen as one of pansion on the local campus, able Nadyne Rhinelander, secretary; for Year writing and mathematics will be six colleges to receive grants for part but it had the flavor of anger Activities National for the National Horse- tested as well as general intellec- of $22 million worth of Santa toward water-fighting collegians. Sharon Namimatsu, treasurer, Sel- The International Relations Club field work in politics, according to show and Livestock Exhibition, to tual aptitude. Clara County constructiiin Includ- George finally put out the fire. ma Ichimura. chaplain; Mrs. Mar- will hold its "kickoff" social meet- the Department of Political Sci- This research project is being ed in the state's use-year con- The Coop was saved but it cost tha Lloyd, historian-librarian, and ing tonight in the Student Union be held Oct. 31 through Nov. 9 at ence, Stanford University. carried out on, recommendation of struction program. George his lunch and coat -to say Dorothy McCaron, editor-marshal. at 7:30. the Cow Palace. These grants are in support of the general education steering nothing of a charred haseball bat Advisers to the group are Miss Newly elected officers of 1RC Patti, a sophomore education programs which were outlined in "Prop. 3 ponides for a $200 committee concerning school -col- and a fly swatter. Katherine Young, chapter; Mrs. are Paul White, president; Bob major, is a transfer coed from the applications of Nr-001 Affil- million bond issue to help finance lege articulation. All these items plus some jan- Margaret Warhurst, financial; Geary, vice president; Sally Bako- Willamette University in Salem, iate Colleges responding ti an in- !his five-year building plan," Dunn This team describes the ad- itorial supplies were burned in the Mrs. Margaret Gylling, profession- tich, secretary and Cecelia Stan- Ore, vitation contained in the Nov. 26, explained. "Inasmuch as 80 per justment t.a.h new student closet. The closet walls and door al Maude Ashe, files and ton, treasurer. The 18-year-old Spartan has 1957 copy of "Newsletter." emit of funds derived front Prop. and Miss makes as he Jibes his stholastIc need a new coat of paint. Cause records. International games and guest been riding for over 12 years and 3 is earmarked for higher educa- haekground mu (Ii hi s studies at The other five colleges receiv- of the blaze was assumed to he a Second semester sophomores and speakers are to be featured. was chosen on the basis of horse- tion, California state college stu- SJS. ing grants are Sacramento State, cigarette left in the trash box in Refreshments will be sersed, ac- manship, riding ability and per- dents should recognize urgent older with a B-average are invited Humboldt State, San Francisco need the closet. cording to Miss Bakotich. sonality. for approval of the measure" to join the group. state, Stanford and University of Incidentally, George doesn't Customer Scarcity Ulifornia. "At present, there are 91,000 Dr. Earl C. Campbell. head of AIR FORCE BRASS studeets enrolled in our state e,l- Science and Public Ad- Gets Board Action Political leges and University of Caliiiiii The scarcity of customers in the said. 'The grant de- ministration and this figure is expected to in, Spartan Cafeteria on weekends pends on a project which is usual- Colorful Yearbook than double by 1966," Dunn ii will be taken up by the Spartan political sci- ly worked out by a nounced. "Our. state colleges des Students who like plenty of color Inc. board this afternoon, Shops, ence student," perately need the new building will like La Torre. to Dr. according William J. Dusel. provided by the construction pro- So says Jack Smith, editor for vice president of the college. gram. That is why we urge a 'Yes San Jose State's '58-59 yearbook. Dr. Dusel said the problem on .3' vote." Student interest is already high, would be looked into, but couldn't Placement Corner according to Smith, and the book say if any decisions would be Firing who will have represents- In rooperation with Des. of I doesn't go on sale until May. reached. The Spartan Shops, fee. tkes on campus this week, an- Students Stanley U. Benz anti Featured are uses of seseral Board acts as board of director's nounced Richard 1: Murphy. bus- Robert Baron, assistant to the new color processm plus an ex- of various campus services, includ- iness and industrial idarement sit dean of student*, Dunn is plan- 1 tensive use of color pictures and ing the new cafeteria, and must per% isor, arel Ong a series of student pages. decide on the feasibility of con- T(xlay Naval Air Missile Test ties as port of regional in for Emphasis will be placed on a tinuing Saturday and Sunday oper- Center, Point Mugu. Calif., inter- nintionsl program to ecipirsint simple, modern layout with no de- ations. ested in aeronautical. electrleal Ivoters with need for voter ap ; fined theme, Smith said. Ptui.e us Cafeteria Manager lifike Dolan and mechanical engineers, and protal of Prop. S. $6.50. said Thursday that the eatery has physcists. been feeding about 400 on week- Wednesday- -Naval Civil Engi!, ends, hut a hare minimum of 1000 !leering Laboratory, Port Mien- is needed to make ends meet. eine. Calif., 'Interested in mechan- .4e.. CA I I ical and civil engineers, geologists, ..Ualebook mathematicians, physicists and WAC Team Talks technical publications writers. MONDAY MI Club. meeting 5112, 7 p tn. Naval. Electronics Laboratory, Mir', game night, Student Y, WFDNINDAY To SJS Coeds San Diego, Calif. interested in 8 p.m Klima ('N-Alpha Phi Exichange Diane Wacker. a senior at SJS, electrical and mechanical engi- TUEsDAY social. Alpha Phi house, 4-8 pin. attended a college junior training eers, physicists, mathematicians. California Recreation Society, TlItTRADAY course for WAC Army barbecue, reservists at Ft. Thursday -- Women's Women's Gym, 6-10 Pt Lambda. meeting. Student McClenllan, Ala., p mn during the sum- Corps; interested in all Women Union, 7:30 mer. graduating this year. Christian Selene. Organization, nodal Affairs, meeting, T1126, Cadet It. Col. Danny U. Van Cleave (front right) William J. Daley, I.arry 1.. Stahl and Jo- A team of WAC's will be on Students interested in being in- reception, M125, 7-10 p.m. 310 p.m. nut, center) recently a...named command of the seph D. Pimentel; (front rou, left to right) Ar- campus Thursday, Oct. 9, to speak terviewed by representatives of Intenuttioaal Reletioas (lats. Coma of Cadets. A senior thur Ehas, SATURDAY 5.15 Air Force ROTC -I. Alt:trim... Van Cleave and Manuel to interested gielit 71say will be these organizations should sign up meeting, 01135, 7:30 p.m. administration major. Van (irate will squadron commanders for th.. unit are cadets business in Admin. 226 and 227 in the Placement Of - Phi Kappa Alpha, new dorm Football, 91J1t-Cal Poly, Spartan the ....ie. for e;glit %treks. Cadet officers ItoKer . Anderson, John VC. Kohn and John I.. throughout immediately cot -4 head the ul the commander's stall are (top ruts, left to Nalamida. --Spartafuto day, flee, Admin. 234, Murphy said. fee exchange, 7-8 p.m. Stadium, 8 p m. 11--START 4.N DAILY ictober 6'19.'4' Press Quotes "..HOLD IT.!!" Sahara Oil Co. who st rugglv to keep W/ BEST GAS PRICES I Am A Press Camera America informed Call enjoy the IN SAN JOSE satisfaction of knowing that their Dear Thrust and Parry, AT By JOSEPH COSTA of Mount Everest. I have peered contribution to the cause ot free- Dr. Robert North. who just re- SECOND & WILLIAM into the ocean depths to bring an extensive tour of National Press Photographer, dom is mighty. They well deserve turned from back a glimpse of life beneath the Soviet Union and the Orient. Am.., nation the respect and gratitude and the sea. I base been to wars so told a large audience assembled in support of all our peotile.''-- S. J. Radiator Service I am the public e)e. I see for that history may see the suffer- the Concert Hall Wednesday CLEANING Let millions of pc pie. I see for ev. ings and the glories of those who Dwight D. Eisenhower. night that Russian youths are REPAIRING Manuel ervone who waits to look. I keep wrote in the Book of Tune. aware of the freedoms they have Do It for the smallest child, freedoms RECORING watch I have seen a sunset flicker in "No government ought and also realize what to be CY 3-Sill weariest oldster, ert atesi leader the last moments of day, paint- they don't have. 611 Se. First St. ulthout censors: and vs here the and the most disisiai.ici 1 derelict. ing the clouds over a Pacific This point was quite startling, prey. I. frie none es en The need for ms %Won was Island. I have stared unblinking %sill because we have been led to be- created when a man dress the into the man-made sun that burst be."Thomas Jefferson. lieve that the younger genera- A & M Auto Repair general auto repair first picture 9n a I' at r above that same island, devour- tion in the Soviet Union has been SPECIALITY Perhaps he dress a Isultalsi. And ing it with the hellish appetite indoctrinated so thoroughly with "Absolute freedona of the press Hydromafic Powerglide o hen he %% A94 thine, he sass sh, of the H-Bomb. the collectivist philosophy that to discuss public questions is a student rates Initials.. although there really I oils there %%ben hand of they are not even aware that any 456 E San Salvador CY 2.4247 vs asn't it hull slii there )iisst Marines raised the flag amid foundation stone of American other system exists, i.e., "They scratch marks in the sidone. heasy fire en loo Jima. Most liberty. ---Herbert Hoover. don't know anything better." man’ scope ss But even more important, this Right then, as of that hand are dead nuts, but SAYE SAVE SAYE etended beyond the limited they will he remembered he- revelation substantiates our be- Ness spa per school. his oun presence. are the lief that man is born free and 10 OFF horizon of cause what I see is nese,- for- on any purchase at By means of pis turfs, the sights gotten. maters of the common people. his right to free choice is in- G Donut Shop & Cafe herent. Even though the Russian A & and dimensions of is scene for I watched Man in his first at- That ensile... hook. the news- (fomorly IDer11,) :ism i.e people are forced to submit to an assay or long could tempts to conquer the limitless paper, is ..ur national glory.-- 370 A CYpress 7-9869 oppressive oligarchy, they will transmitted to the eser-hun- space. .1. fled with thousands out Hears Ward Beecher. never lose the will to exercise go mind of man. of a land of bondage known as eatronize Our their inalienable right to freedom 1, the camera, am the fulfill-; Hungary, and then told my story choice. Isn't Advertisers ment of that need. I see every- to the world. of it time that each of us kept this _basic right para- where- all the time. What the In one day. I can bring to any- Inclia'sTopWomanAthleteAttends mount in our own minds, as we public wants to see, I watch. oiir the sights from a hospital fight the present trend toward a FOR I have seen the world at its in New York. an airport in Lon - collectivised economy here ill . moments of beauty, and at its I don, a riot -torn street in Cyprus. America? YOUR times of terror. I have watched a frontier in Israel or a meeting John Gustafson the awesome loneliness of two with the Emperor of Japan. SJS; To Compete In Track Events COR- men on the stormy air-thin peak ASB11711 Through me, the great bawling. By NAN BARATINI women from area athletic clubs B.A. degree within the year. She SAGE squaling ever-busy giant lled and schools. has junior standing with her Fellow Coffee Hounds, The Public can see beyond the From Bombay l'ilo.er,ity to San a Swingline newly aquired P.E. major at San Arise! Why should we pay lot mountains or around the corner. Jose State .. . and running all the Rigid training. supervised by Jose State, with a full schedule the new cafeteria with our sec- Without me, The Public is blind. way . . , comes the top rated her athlete father, began for ond cup of coffee at 10 cents? Stapler no athlete of India. Mary at the age of 12. Many of 17 units. She plans on working Science has sharpened my vi- We consider 5 cents for the sec- times this meant work-outs to raise the caliber of Indian ath- sion to a clarity far beyond the Spartan track coach and as- begin- bigger than a letics when she returns home. ond cup reasonable. We're broke ' sociate professor ning at 4 am 7:30 classes did scope of human el es. The sci- of physical edu- (This letter was signed by 32 not have the same effect on her A'alues Sports pack of gum! entists have gisen me speed, cation. Lloyd C. Bud) Winter ASB card holders.) as on most new students. The soft-spoken Spartan places perception to the most minute will take charge of this sprint a very high value on sports. "I 98 detail, and an unfailing memory. and hurdle champ, although rec- Holds Records believe that sport is a dynamic A survey conducted by the Including ords list her as a women's phy- Mary holds Asian records in the 1000 Maple,/ Other men have given me factor in the molding of one's Eugene Gilbert Co. found that sical education major. women's hurdles and sprints and themselves -for the Public Eye character, personality and de- most teenagers consider them- She was the only woman representing is but a tool for those whose is 18-year-old Mary Leela termination. Any athlete under- selves regular newspaper readers. India in the 1956 Olympics at destinies are wrapped in mine. I. Rao, goes mental, physical and emo- Four out of five answered "yes" Meets Coach Melbourne. the Press Camera, would be as Winter tional strain, and what's more when they were asked if they blind as The Public I serve with- Mary's first ties with San Jose Competition has taken the pe- one learns to take it in the right read a newspaper yesterday. out a man to serve me. State were made in 1955 when tite international star through- SWINGUNE "TOT" spirit . you get to know your- Winter was a guest in the Rao out most of Europe. to Czech. Millions now in use. Uncondi- In reality, I am slave to the The newsprint used by U.S. WilitPPLY AND home in Bombay, self really well." tionally guaranteed Makes book photographer. But lacking me, he newspapers in a single day would POWER TOOL MART Mary finds the San Jose campus covers, fastens papers, arts and is an ordinary man. We are one. M. K. Rao. former University reach to the moon -238,000 miles crafts, mends, tacks, etc. 1401 W. SAN CARLOS Avail- and what I have seen, what I will of Kansas track star, felt his "a bit bigger" than what she is; away. able at sour college bookstore. Across From Sears see, is caught only because we daughter should receive more used to. "Everyone's kindness, are there together. adequate training than was avail- SWINCLINf41- --- however, has made me feel very "Cub" Srapitr $1 able in India. The United States welcome" she offered. Organizations on campus include and respect for his friend Coach departmental, special interest. rec- Winter were the answers. TYPEWRITERS anwS14/(424Atel INC. reation, social, religious, and stu- Mary Leela will compete for 7, SIAN: C rr N V. dent government groups. SJS in the high hurdles and CRYSTAL sprints. Her opponents will be

Leora Scattini Named CREAMERY Eta Epsilon Prexy Leora Scattini was elected pres- 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 A X Leta-t' ident of Eta Epsilon, home eco- N.S.U. PRIMA nomics social club, at last week's Gorman QualitySuperb Performance meeting. Assisting Miss Scattini during 1958-59 will he Helen York, first vice president; Cathryn Free- man. second vice president; Bev- erly Ludwith, secretary; Lois Bor. MARY LEELA RAO relli, treasurer; Jeanette Pang. . . Best SOLI) RENTED REPAIRED historian and Joyce Strachan, publicity. slovakia and Switzerland. All students majoring or minor- Despite her many travels. Mary ing in horn.- economics are eligible experienced two firsts recently... SPECIAL 511 DENT RATES for membership in the group. a football game and a hot-dog. Meetings are held twice a month. Mary feels equally at home in Ask About Our Rental Purchase Flan Miss Male Nygren and Miss Max- her track shorts and multi -color- alene Altman advise the group's ed saree. Though a proven power- Yes, Wr.vo done it! The In- hit, and it's ready to wear. activities. house of energy, she is charming stant Sport Shirt is a reality. Friends will ask, "How do and extremely feminine. With the new Van Heusen you manage to afford a new Vantage Sport Shirts, all you shirt every day?" You will an- As a psyohology - philosophy MODERN do is add water ... and swer,"1 was left a huge sum of SpaZtattaih major at Bombay University, presto ... a fresh, handsome money by an aunt in Texas." Mary was to have earned her sport shirt springs to life be- And we will not divulge your Enfered as second class metre. April 24 OFFICE MACHINES at San Jose, Calif., under CO. fore your very eyes. And a secret! 1934, the *et of March 3. 1879 Member California sport shirt that's all cotton! The all cotton Van Heusen Next to California Bookstore Newspaper PubRshers' Association. K B M !sit a miracle? Is it a powder? Vantage Sport Shirts that Published daily by Associated Students RENT A TYPEWRITER Is it a pill? A grind? Read on. drip-dry so quickly (tumble- of San Jose State College. rcept Sat- "We Deliver" You see, the new Van dry automatically, too) and today and Sunday, during collig year Special Student Rite with one issue during each final 'semi- Heusen Vantage Sport Shirts wear so wonderfully are avail- 3 MONTHS $15 DAVIS MOTORS notion period. MACHINES 124 E. San Fernando St. CYpress work this way. First, you buy able in a wide range of checks, Subscriptions accepted only on a re KENNEDY BUSINESS Son Carlos at 6111 CY 2-7709 3-5283 one (this is terribly impor- stripes and solids. All have mainder-of-school year basis. In fall 96 E. San Fe do CY 2-27501 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 tant), then you wear it for a sewn -in stays that can't get semester, $4; in spring semester, $2. 4-6414Editorial Er+, while. Then you remove it lost and keep your collar al- CY 210 and 510 .11111=MMIlmomlir Ado. 211. Press of Glob. Printing Co. from your pampered body, ways neat. They cost a mere EDITOR JOHN SALAMIDA drop it into the sink, and (It's time you wrote $5.00. BUSINESS MGR. DICK FOLGER ADD WATER. In moments, home, anyhow.) And remem- DAY EDITOR HARVEY JOHNSON a new sport shirt begins to ber, all you need do is ADD NEWS EDITOR GEORGE SKELTON SAN JOSE LAUNDERETTE COPY DESK CHIEF 101.5 SHERMAN appear, a sport shirt as fresh WATER. If you haven't any and new-looking as the one water, we'll send some FREE. Sports Co.Editors Ralph Chatoiari SELF SERVICE OR you bought in the store. Write Phillips -Van Heusen Lou Lucia ATTENDED Feature Co -Editors McGraw Amazed, you remove it from Corp.. 417 Fifth Avenue, New Barbara Lief the water, hang it up for a York 16, N. Y. Society Editor Arlene Phillips Fine Arts Co-Editors Phil Gistor attended Estelle Co. self service Wire Editor Cathi. Treeple Photo Editor Mary WASH Eschang Editor HGe1:shr WASH 15c DRY 10c DRY 65` It SAN JOSE STATE FOLD SPARTANS Open your own checking finished laundry ON TUES and WED. .55 PANTS 40c with A.S.B. CARD account! SHIRTS 22v2c WE USE SOFT WATER

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For Yankee Fans FROSH GRIDDERS Monday, Oetreter G. 195$1 !MARIAN DAILY-31 WIN FIRST GAME Quarterback Neal Millen paased &IS scored again in the fourth cpaPtatt cpot4 1,Iers op- 20 yards to Mack Burton who ,quarter on a Dahlen to Daniels , :led their season on a successful scampered another 20 to the end pass and another two-point con' note as they downed Treasure Is- zone The fresh made good on the version. A blocked pitchout re- Sports EditorsRALPH CHATOIAN, LOU LUCIA New Stage Play In Offing: land Navy 16-6. Friday afternoon. two point conversion. Dahlen hit ' covered in the endaone gave the Apparently tem, and keyed-up in Dave Kilbourne on a roll out pass ,1Sailors their only acore. trying to make good In their first 'Damn Burdette' To Be Title outing the Spartababea played St. Louis, Cincinnati By HUGH SCOTT jittery first half resulting in various play miscues and fumbles current headliner at one "Damn Yankees" is the title of a of the However, their play waa good doss n town flicks. enough to down the Sailors. "Damn Burdette" could be an equal success on stage 'especially The Spartans scored in the first , Stage Six-Man Trade Broadway' and screen, judging by the number of Bronx patriots quarter on a 40 yard pass play. ' still in circulation. on the hill against the Yanks NEW YORK (UPI)Cincinrati Redlegs and St. Louis Cardinals liurdette has been explosive in four of his borne town have played checkers with six players. World Series tilts. Perhaps the name in West I REPAIR Virginia has some significance Nitro. Fountai,- Redlegs moved first baseman George Crowe, southpaw Alex Nervous I..ew has no gitat amour for the Bombers. lie is now Watches, . Kellner and infielder Alex Grammes to St. Louis. The Cardinals adding insult to injury. After stopping the Yankees 13-5 for his ALL WORK GUARANTEED countered with infielder Eddie Kasko, pitcher Bob Mabe and out- latest personal triumph Thursday. Burdette conunented, "I'd sure like fielder Del Ennis. General Manager Gabe Paul and field skipper to see the Yanks in our league." Mayo Smith handled negotiations 'The Pert *gm for Cincinnati. General Man- -Id Ilk; to +we vitat we eoula do with them. 'They're nu tougher ager Bing Devine and Manager Solly Hemus okayed the Cardinal than some teams in our league. That's for Gam" end. 85 E. San Fernando True, Low's success against the Yanks has nothing less Crowe is key man so far as the Cardinals are concerned despite than sensational. He beat them in the second, filth and seventh having slumped to only seven homers and 61 runs batted in last sea- games of last year's Series. son. Crow. slammed 31 homers and had 92 R-B-1's in 1957. But the performances of one pitcher against any club does not The 33-year-old Ennis was once guarantee team supremacy over an entire season. Remember it took Ray's Barber Shop a leading outfielder in the Na- Milwaukee the full seven games to send each Yankee home a few thousand dollars poorer last year. 123 So. 4th Street tional League but he hit only .261 this year, with just three homers chew SLATE If this Series proves nothing else, it should pone!, a few holes Haircuts $1.25 and 47 runs batted in. in the "Breakfast of ('hampions" theors. Not that the slogan Is bad. It's Just that the new .1e-bulkier and producer of An la - year - old California champions is an edible peculiar to Brenerysille n as brat - Flat Tops $1.50 Aggies junior varsity football worst. player, Palmer Moody, died in "Hot dog" are two naughts words among thr EL RANCHO DRIVE-IN Formerly 396 So. 5th St. a Sacramento hospital, Fr/day. fans. Why, without a hrattssurst, you're just MA Wills It, man. "INDISCREET" _ Cary Grant. ' n1 Beroman Death c Ilse hours after he "KINGS GO FORTH" collapsed in the locker room Frank t: 1 Tony Curtis following a grid practice ses- Practice Sessions t. Wood sion. Dr. Thomas Cooper of the DRY CLEANING University of California at Continue for SJS Davis Health Center says The Nationally Advertised Sanitone Process SPARTAN DRIVE-IN Moody died of what looks like Cheerless leader "THE HUNTERS" spontaneous Gridiron Team THOROUGH QUICK CONVENIENT a hemorrhage in Spartan footballers continue, Robert Mitchurn Robert Wegner his brain.' Not a "rah rah" left in him! He's just "The Lone Ranger and the after a two day rest period, bend- discovered there's no more Coke. And Lost City of Gold" Third ranked light heavyweight ing their backs in practice ses- a cheer leader without Coke is as sad Both in (-' r Yvon Durelle looked sharp in his sions under the watchful eye and Special at 55c as a soap opera. To put the sparkle latest tuneup for a December 10 taut whip of Coach Bob Titchenal back in his eyesomebodyl IN BY 9 OUT AT 5 title bout with Archie Moore. this afternoon. bring him a sparkling cold Coca-Cola! Durelle took charge. from the Titchenal stated last week that SIGN OF GOOD TASTE C AW opening bell Thursday and stop- SHANK'S CY.4-5544 ped Louis Jones in the second the squad was not bearing down Bottled ',refer authority of The Cora Cola (company by round at Moncton. much as possible but wrote this DRY CLEANERS & SHIRT LAUNDRY off because there was no game. Coca-Cola Bottling Company Second & San Carlos CYpress 3-3701 This week Coach Titchenal ex- of San Jose Swim Tests To Begin 1555 Bayshore Highway pects the players to be more "fired For Women Students up" during scrimmages. Today at 4:30 p.m., the Iirst The team will have to remain swim test will be given to women mentally ready for the big Cal students who claim exemption GET SATISPVING FLAVOR... from the swim requirements at Poly line and backfield. The San Jose State. Mustangs could possibly field a Theie wilt be tests tomorrow backfield with an average of 192 and Thursday with an afternoon lbs. Line play could be the de- ciding factor with the blockers So friendly to your taste! session slated for Friday at 2:15 p.m.. according to Dr. Elizabeth from Cal Poly having a possible Prange of the Women's P.E. De- edge in this department. partment. SJS and Cal Poly first met in No flat 'filtered-ourflavor ! (We. b, 01 Lot ... by 10. Cook, 4. The tests tomorrow and Thurs- 1923 with the Mustangs blanking VI.00.0141C SOU10 '" ’‘ day will be held at 4:30 p.m. the Spartans, 14-0. Since then, the No dry "smoked-out"taste ! Spartans have won eight times while losing three. Six of the 11 ONE SHOWING 8 PM. tilts have resulted in shut-outs, MAT. SUN. SAT 2 PM, with the Spartans winning four CV. 7-30 6 0 LIMITED ENGAGEMENT Gen, Adm. 2.20 Students I 80 via this route. Hopes for the Spartans also "A MAJOR EVENT OF THE center around what the coaches DANCE SEASON . A MUST!" saw of Cal Poly last Saturday's 10+45 MARTIN. NEW YORK TIMES game against the Idaho State Col- lege Coyotes. If the game was THE close (score not available at press time) and Mustangs may have had to open their bag of tricks and 0/61)1 allow Spartan mentors, Titchenal, BALLET .Marty Feldman, and Gene Menges a (10,{/44 zok,d, CbPf to get a good look at their sleight- Famed m London III EASTMAN COLOR of-hand winning style. Emmett Lee and Mike Jones SUN., OCT. 5th THRU SAT., OCT. I I th will probably share quaterback duties this Saturday.

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5-41PAITA1t DTII Monday rt,'biller 8,19511 An exhibit at the Yale medical JUST OUR TYPE! I 1 hhealy commemiwating the 100th I1 anniversary of Charles Darwin's Spartaguide theory of evolution shows that he Sorority Rushing Comes To An End; wasn't first uith the idea. Yale ac says several writers advanced the Alpha Eta Manta, rush function., Beef pot pie en casserole same theory as early as the 17504. Thursday. Bank of America Build- Spaghetti and meat balls -- -- - ing. 7 ,:a.) p.m. Buttered peas . 12c No woman running for state- Chi PI Sigma, buffet supper and ' SJS Coeds Pin On Pledge Colors Shoestring beets 12c wide office in Alabama has ever smoker, tonight, 507 N. Third St., candi- Spartan Special Lunch 70c been defeated by a male , . Pooers. harote Ras, 1 Pi.lfla ItlY. Lea Joy Bordegaray, date. DINNER will mat k the d.,te a hen the fol- lean Read. Ronda J. Richard- Sharon L. Brantley, Patricia Bru- Class Meetings: 15e 'vain:: a omen pinned on the Greek Nancs Lee Boone,. Martha no, Doi-thy M. Davis, Catherine Freshmen. today, Morris Dailey Swiss Polak) SOUP In Spain, beggar Manuel Santee Irish lamb stew 60e lentos of these 5.15 sororities. Skinrood, Maned Jose.. Speck- Diener. Jane DiVecchio, Nancy S. Auditorium, 3:30 p.m. Bonet ate a complete eight -page Grilled liver and bacon 65e CHI OMEGA ed*, Janet Ann spencer. \miry Edginton, Sharon Fermin, Colleen Juniors. today. S112, 3:30 p.m. I edition of the local newspaper and ALPHA Creen beans with tomatoes 12e Anderson Judy Athen./ur. stessart. Sharon Lynn stone. Harold. Linda Holmquist, Judyth Sophomores, today, S110, 3:30 explained: 'They always told me Carol Carrots lyonnaise 12c Ann Sue As a re's 3:13111.. 5 33, Linda Gene- Jensen, Susan D. Juet. Caroline p I should digest news in order to Donna Barley. Benstein, Spartan Special Dinner R3 (Si Berryman, Jill Blum, Ann Border, iec Marsha Lee Wei*, Kauffman, Nancy Keil. Kathryn Dames Club, meeting, tomorrow, become an important man." Alma Lee Burns. Virginia Collins. Barbara Joan 'I% hite, Sandra 1.. King. Diane I.. Kirkhofer. Hette i IS. g p.m. i Sharon Come. Gail Crivket. Kathy C. Lomax, Shirley Lozano, Daryl Epsilon Eta Sigma, meeting, /et. erotism). Liz Davis. Sandy Driver, GAMMA PHI BETA Maguire, Miteie Matson, Charleen Cafeteria (Eighth St. side. 4 Mina Grimm. Sandia Hansen. Joan Alexander, Sandra Arnold. Miller, Madeleine Manor, Rilnla p.m. ERWIN CLEANERS Christine Johnson. Pat Kinney, El- Sondra Baker. Sharon Berry essa, Morris, Lynne Netherton, Jere HIllel, tzame night, tonight, Stu- Carol J. "Quality Work at NO Increase in Price - len Knernig. Isavia Lambretti, Martha Brown, Luann Copriviza, Phipers. Ralya. Sandra dent Y. N.

Marlene Luke, Ellen McCallum. Jean Daneri. Dyan Dertenedetti. Robertson, Sandra Sessions, GeH International Relations ChM, Stone, Mary S meeting, tonight, Student Union, Karen McMurray. Tevis MacGilli- !Helen Dihl, Kathy Egganan. Car- Sweaters Cleaned and Blocked vray. Sheryl Maishalt Jacquelyn olyn Gallant, Linda Handley. Nan- 7:30. Beautifully Mizelle, Judith Nelson. Shit ley cy Hennessy. Dona Hoiden. Jane Public Relations Committee of Rasmussen. Nancy Reewink. Janet Jacobs, Sibyl Johnson, Joan Drile- Freshman Class, meeting, today, I hr. Service at no Extra Charge Rhea. Beth Russell, Sandra Stew- ger, Gayle McMahon. Judith Mc- Z: Student Union. 2:30 p.m. 424 E. Santa Clara 20,/ Discount art. Judith Tipaldo, Patricia Vejar. Phail. Susan MacGregor, Sharon REANERV BI LLETIN with ASB Card Barbara Walden, Stephany Vil- Malone. Renada Marston. Eliza- COOP-Fourth and San Fernando hams beth Mason. Susan Mather. Jean s: lit1110/ a It ' Tamale pie 450 ALPHA OMICRON PI Minor. Thais 3.101/4. Carol Navone, Lima beans and pork sausage 45c Jo F:Ilen Arnaudo. Anne Cathey. Judy Pulliam. Joan Recanzone. , Raviolis 45c Barbara Salmon. Joan Sandretto. IsZ All is not ink in newspapers, as Plate lunch 60c Judith 'ha ney. Gale Iienoweth. con be Suzanne Scholl. Maureen Saantion, reroga live seen hs checking the Cafeteria-Seventh Street Julie licimingsen, Juanita Jeffers. front page material 111110.. She 'Wow! Look at all those Elizabeth McKone. Judith Pear- Carole Taylor, Sharon Wilson. s* is Vanda Jones, Miss National , LUNCH son. Claire Rogelstad. Dolores Sa- Totnmi Jacobs, By ARLENE PHILLIPS Press Photographer, who is S'%% ISN potato soup 15c livin' dolls gain' into the 1 boosting Wy- KAPPA ALPHA THETA si.....,att National Newspaper vio, Pamela Worrall, Marilyn i Week, Oct. I-8. COOP for lunch!" lie. Janet Kay Ashhrook, Barbara As the grass-grower said to his Photo by FAIRGROUNDS FAIRWAYS .. International ALPHA PHI Blackledge, Linda Bolter. Kathleen customer, -How are ya' fixed far ---- Golf Driving Range Jackie Amis. Kathy Arm- Ann Care Jill Chambers. Patricia ; ;trin; way to stat 1 SPECIAL STUDENT RATE strong, Sandi .Ashabraner. Joan L. Enfield, Mederies D. Fowler, a society column? well, as the Women Drivers SPARTAN FOUNTAIN 35c bucket with ASB Card Bagley. Marilyn Beilockstas-. Gail K. Goudzward. Drusilla Green. tle of this column states, it's Basement Student Union Bldg. Carolyn Carson. (hersl Ricketts. Elizabeth Green, Virginia L. Hand. Prerogative."1 "AWoman's Are They That Bad? S 10th & Tully Road Sally Ellen One), Mary Ellis. Elise Herzog, Beverly Hoffdahl. Besides, amazing as it may Perhaps the subject of women Epperutn, Elaine Ellis. Sandra ! M. Lynn Kerrigan. Joan F. Lange, sound, that little "joke" ties in drivers and the many stories that Kathleen Burley, Sher- Fosket. Susan Claire Lovely. Kathleen Mc- with the big- r-e-e-e-e-a --By BIG have been built around them has Helen on. Jae- Leoualle, . Crohan, Ann E. Madden. Nadine - topic of the day. been run into the ground. United Marilyn Mark- quelya McKim. j Marshall. Lynn Moon, Marilyn The topic is rushing. Press International evidently does- Let Yager Merle Osborn. Gail needles-. & Silva ley. Moore, Roberta S. Pennisten. Sally The tie-in is not concerned with n't think so, though, as witnessed Kathleen Ritland, Adele 150166ie, Rees, Clareen L. Sasse. Carol Lynn grass- nor with customers- hut by the following wire story: Jo Ellen Sherman, Janet Rome, Smith, Margaret Stannard. Irene rather with blades. Of course, you'- SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - - A Take Care of Your Car Susan Shirley Turner. Schualtrs. K. Taylor. Abigail G. Tomblin. ve already figured out that the San Francisco radio station officer tiagi Vincenr., Grace Wilson. KAPPA DELTA blades I refer to are those very says it just isn't safe enough in ('HI OMEGA Carol Ann Anderson. Patricia sharp kind that are found on Sacramento to drie to the Gover- OVER 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE SERVICING CARS Diane Beggs. Betty 13ohbett, Baldwinson. Kathi BettleY, Le- knives, scissors, and the tongues nor's Traffic Safety conference. Charlene Bohart. Claudia Capes. ana Binford. Ann Brookhart. of man. The publicity and promotion di- Juell Chapman. Karen Christen- (*Niihau.. Elizabeth Frances SWEATSHIRT AND PIN ector for the station i KY A). Ro- Lubrication Starter. Generator sen. Carol Cochran. Judi Coger, Ju- Rita M. Crowell, Concannon. Since this little ditty is under bert Anderson, says on the Out- dyth Corey, Carolyn Cottrell, Lin- Margot Dugan. Marie I.. Durkee., skirts of Sacramento he was forc- yr the name of -quote, society, un- da Dodds, Barbara Dommeyer. Eliopolos. Barbara Tune-up All Electrical Work Patricia lan- quote-- column, I'll leave it to the ed to the side (if the road by a SHE LL Anne Dowrick, Sandra Godman. Sue ,,, Nisei., Alice Marie Itenirian, feature co-editors or the editor to swerving lady driver. Sandra Grant, Carol Harman, Ma- Karr., Johnson. Elitabeth Joan toss in their two-bits concerning Stopping at a traffic light a few Brake Work Parking yo Higson. Suzette Jennings. Mary Gail Kent. Karr. KrabwanskY. whether the big race for a Greek minutes later, he was rammed , Jessup, Elsa Johnson, Christine Elaine Ann Larson. Evelyn Lo- pin and sweatshirt is good or bad. from the rear by another lady Lange. Judith Lawson. Lona Lit- pez, carol McGee. Barbara Mc- I'll just stay in my place and write driver. No damage was caused by and Super Shell Gasoline with T.C.P. tle, Kathleen McClure, Judy Mc- Kenzie. Elaine Maraud', JoAarie something from the society end of either incident. Han, Rae Marston, Annabelle Pit- Morrison, Carolyn Parks. Kath- rushing. Anderson then spoke to the safe- cher, Joan Preston, Charlotte erine- Schlemer. Carol Smith. Pa- In order to help those who plan ty conference on radio-television Pundt. Suzanne Reed, Patricia tricia Stanfield, Sharon Terry. to rush in the future, here are a promotion of traffic safety. YAGER & SILVA SHELL SERVICE Ross. Margie Silva. Cynthia Sime- Dorothy Wieser. Mary Lou few "Helpful Hints" about the There was an overtime parking Across from cek. Woodirniui. Laura Zavosky. equipment to have while trotting ticket on his car when he left the 98 SO. 4TH STREET Student Union DELTA GAMMA conference. KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA from house to house. (If they don't Linda E Allingham, Marlyn i Judy- Beckman, Marigene Cain,' seem too "Helpful." just chuckle Louise Remick, Mary Bell, Mar- I Stefani 1) Cecil, Julia Daniels. Ju- eery once in a while and go along sha Boarts, Anne Duncan. Barbara lia Ann Denman, Diane Depew, with the joke.i Jean Eldridge, Elinor (Lolly) Fa- NEW CAREERS FOR Lynda Eberhart, Linda A. Fischer, sani, Lynne I.. Fredrickson. Aud- TO KEEP SMILING Judy Foosaner. Susan Lee Gaylord, rey Carol Foulds, Laddie Jane 1. Giant roll of "Scotch" tape. MEN OF AMERICA: Kathee Ann Headley.. Lynn Hig- Gock. Carole Gordon. Linda Hall. (To make sure the mouth remains gins. Gay Hilgeman, Beverly E. Sheral Illingworth. Linda C. Jan- in a smiling position.) Houck. Juliann Jewett, Janice U. S. AIR ney, Barbara Lee McCarty. Nancy 2. One bottle of finger nail pol- FORCE Johnson, Sandra Johnson. Mary Lynn Maness, Nola Markey, Rox- ish. (To patch up the nails while E. Jones, Cathrin J. Kilmer, Nancy to func- HESTER El A proud profession in the function HD\ walking from anne Marshall, Sally Neikirk. MacMahon, Jane Pendleton. Linda Kathleen Noble, Judith Jay Par- tion.) Age of Space" offers Nave &Kiernan. Nan Sullivan, ent. Susan Pattee, Patricia Read- :3. One large book, 'Three Big Barbara Tische, Lynne K. Wallace, special rewards to men ing. Antoinette Sanchez, Topics for Conversation," or "One Joyce Wilson, Betty Jean Zann, who meet the standards of Smart, Vicki Rae Steiner, Ann Million Ways to Explain What , Lolita Zook. Wilderrnuth. Julie A. Williams. Your Name, Home Town and Ma- the U.S. Air Force. Wanted: DELTA ZETA PHI MU jor Are." men of ability to keep our Nancy Brubaker, Louise Burns. is neither too Maria Ralakshin, Rena Bayer, 4. A dress that COuntry strong. Sandra Boudreau, Ronda Roth Kathy Chamberlin. Cynthia Cogge- short, too long, too tight, too loose. tier_ -.hall. Audrey C. Fones. Norma too bright, too dull, too advanced ' Latirei French. travels *Idiot. louden. ( arta Garrett, Griffin. Muriel Hibbins, Bonnie nor too outdated. CHESTERFIELD around the world with Denise iieldard. Mary Gilimann, Mcl3rien, Laurel J. Mourterot, Di- A REMINDER The deadline the Vera Lou Halt., Valerie C. Nieto., ane Norton, Jacli D. Perry, Carolyn for any and all society stories (pin- Air Force Men of America. Diana Marlene Homme, Pamela ; C. Shunts. Jane Hall Simmons, nings, engagements, parties, et, al) Lashies. Mariana linden. Mary Judy White, Patricia Pedersen. must be tacked to the bulletin office Malone). Connie stathison, Julia SIGMA KAPPA board of the Spartan Daily Ann Mayer, Diana R. Moe. Lola Victoria Acciari, Marilou Baxter, by 9:30 am. every Wednesday. CLASSIFIEDS

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