Play Scene Calls for Monkey; Girl Scours City for Simian Student

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with cars who can give Students Homecoming will be coming to- preference home Thanksgiving (Aer, inn* rides morrow via the Spartan Daily lines thers asked to contact Mrs. reflect nivat peekend are In the annual 16-page edition filled Student Union sec- evidenc0. parothy 1Cing, are with news of the Big Weekend of students who available. tary. Seven parades, floats, dances, breakfasts ag share expenses already last oing to and a full three pages of sports season. rides home. ore requested with complete coverage of the homecoming Game. CLES INA iubi stellPt it louriat VOL. 47 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, NOVEMBER 4, 1959 NO 'It- CY3-9766', Spartans To Go Western Student Council Approves Bylaw, ; Ilea For Saturday's Parade Forms Cultural Affairs Committee -sparta Goes Western" with horses and 50 units in clown First The Student Council yes- many obvious inconsistencies." who should interview the prospec- le Homecoming parade Street in tiossrilitwii Saturday. terday unanimously approv- The connell, taking Mc(liena- tive candidates proceeded the de- ja Jose beginning at 5 p.m. han's recommendation, voted to cision. The parade route is from St. John to William street ed the Cultural Affairs Com- send the revision plan back to Bob Foster, junior class repre- at San Antonio mittee by-law, but thought the SAC with the stipulation sentative, wanted the entire coun- iih the re% iewing stand and First streets, chairman, announced twice about accepting the by- that the wording be clarified and cil to interview the prospective ill Moore, parade yesterday. entries include 10 floats, 15 novelty entries, the law and constitution change the "constitution" be referred to committee chairman candidates. Parade as "regulations" or "procedures." Guy Gleason, ASH vice president, State Marching Band,* sought by the Social Affairs tan Jose I The bylaw creating the Cultural thought that only the council in- school bands, four horse iight high Committee. Affairs Committee that will foster terviewing committee should be the of Wyoming, mits, and Sons The council even suggested that an increased cultural program, met used. group, Moore said. Atlas Missile at aLunuii the SAC was out of order in seek- no opposition and applications for In a close 5-4-1 vote, the coun- 1'. Waiiiquist will Free. John ing a "constitution" change be- seven positions were opened to the cil agreed with Foster. marshal of the parade be grand cause as an ASB sub-committee, general student body for two Laranite, Wyo., Mayor est Flight it legally can't initiate such a * * * and y weeks. A minor disagreement over Floyd B. Foreman will be pres- move. Only laws of procedure can stand. Other business ent In the reviewing be changed. the parade will be esterday A feature of The SAC revision request, after Other council business trans- of mounted horse groups, review by ASB Prosecuting Attor- number CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) Poll Today acted yesterday included: Clara County Sheriff's RUSSIAN SPACE ney Pat McCienahan, was found he Santa An Atlas ICBM, the missile ex- FLIGHT Making a simulated flight in space PRE-MEETING PRAYERThe posse and three riding to have what he termed "too hounted pected to shoot an American astro- during Moscow test, pilot Gennady Milhailov, clad in pressure suit, council, sitting informally after the the area are entered tubs front naut into space in 1961, plowed is being checked by scientists to determine his reactions to prob- For Students close of the regular meeting, de- the parade. lems he will encounter in space. cided to forego having a pre-meet- will be used to into the sky yesterday on a 6,000- Other horses Jurists Needed ing prayer since complications as carriages for mile test flight all the decorated From L.A. to who would offer it, and how and her court, The Air Force said later it met If you have ever shirked jury ueen Marcia Day often it was to be given, were too Tricia Enfield, all test objectives. duty and would like to clear Pre. John T. Wahlquist 'Cathy Eggiman, Christopher Still Mayor, great. The thought of offending The 80-foot-tall rocket, belch- Evers and Linda Janey. your conscience, you have an has issued a request for all 'ue ing brilliant red-orange flame, certain campus factions, and the awards will be an- opportunity to serve on one of Parade eased from its pad at 4:36 p.m. students from Los Angels-- possibility of violating the church at half-time of the Spar- the most famous Juries in Ameri- unced (EST), picking up speed of hun- County to report today at the and state separation doctrine were s Wyoming game Saturday can history: the Scopes "Monkey dreds of feet per Propositions information window in the also posed as barriers to the idea. second as it cut A, C Pass Moore said. Trophies will Trial" Jury. tight, into the clear-blue heavens. PUBLIC RELATION COMMIT- presented in the float division A $7,575,000 bond issue for Miss Elizabeth Loeffler, di- Administration Building to ie The Atlas was viable for SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) TEEAfter Gary Coniglio's resig- sev- rector of "Inherit the Wind," Ind novelty division. renovating the Civic Auditorium fill out a brief questionnaire. nation Tuesday from the commit- eral minutes after launch as its George Christopher was re- the dramatization based on the The questionnaire is primarily The parade trophies will be on was approved, as was $1,800,000 tee chatrmanship post, the council liquid-propelled engines, deliver- elected to a second four-year fvmous Scopes Trial, needs two intended to discover the reason lisplay until Friday in the Stu- for hejping to rebuild the Pal- voted to open applications for the ing 360,000 pounds of thrust, sent met to fill out her twelve-man why more than 600 Los Angeles nt Activities Office, Adm242. term as mayor of San Fean- ace of Pine Arts, job to the entire student body for It into a high ballistic arch to Jury. County students have chosen San else yesterday, soundly de- Proposition A, the Civic Audito- one week beY-:: * * * the southeast toward Ascension Participants will be required than schools feating Assessor Russell L. rium bond issue, will add 4.6 cents Jose State rather CONSTITI-111).\ ( uItNES Island. to attend all of the night re- nearer. to home. per $100 assessed valuation to the Three constitution changes from nd chDdtal About a year and a half from Wolden. In addition, San hearsals next week prior to the Dr. Wahlquist said that the state the auditorium a complete over- the Spartan Chi Club. Alpha Eta Bonfire Rally now, a mercury capsule carrying Francisco voters approved bond play, which runs Nov. 13, 14 and director of finance requested the nunder by? property tax rate in order to give Sigma, and the Social Work Club one of the nation's seven hand- issues totaling $9.3 million for 18 through 21. statistics on the southern Cali- muffler of haul. were tabled for one week as nor- picked astronauts, will replace the civic improvementS. Interested persons may con- fornians. sing all the PROP C PASSES mal procedure so council members nose cone atop the Atlas when Wolden, a Democrat, broke tra- tact Me-, Loeffler questionnaire will The other bond issue which in 50108. The check-list read over the proposed Due on Friday dition by attempting to make a could the U.S. makes its bid to begin passed, Proposition C, will add 1.1 take art estimated two minutes to partisan issue of the mayoral race. . changes. The first two clubs seek look. Well manned space flight cents to the tax rate, making a answer, said Assistant to the Pres- Homecoming Queen Mar- Scores of Democratic leaders re- amendment to their constitutions The Atlas will try to place the total of $6.8 million available for ident James H. Bliss. "Answers Is and put attendants fused to back Wolden, joining while the Social Work Club is a ia Day and her capsule into orbit around the reconstruction of the Palace of 1SJS Faculty will be anonymous, but a list of You'll be Christopher's camp instead. Mayor new name for it' ;.I:, organi- will gather around the old earth. Tests already are underway Fine Arts. names will be taken to prevent du-, iur service Christopher ignored the partisan zation. tampfire as Sparta goes west- to perfect a system for bringing Philanthropist Walter S. John- plication." he said. challenge and ran on his record. the astronaut back to earth alive son made a $2 million gift to- trn at tomorrow night's bon- Final count from San Fran- To Be 'Sold' and well. ward the structure's reconstruc- Group To Hear re rally in the Spartan Sta- cisco's 1298 precincts gave Chris- tion, and the State matched the dium parking lot. topher 141,464 votes to Wolden's amount to guarantee a renova- Titchenal Winsi The rally will begin at 8:30 and 90,268. Income Tax Talk (SHE tion of the exterior of tine build- To Aid Drive ;est until 9:30. Two of the three large bond is- Frosh Dance ing. Faculty members, student leKly po,lli.t,litcnal A. ieGnucsetanifsao jno.r riphomNoTeo. The bonfire will be lighted by sues were approved. sfrom The defeated bond issue, Propo- officers and other campus figures LeapElection 00.19 tither Marcia or Mr. Spardi at the .11 sition B, would have provided $2.9 will be auctioned off to the highest vato, will speak at a meeting of beginning of the rally, if the wood To Star Wyatt Escuchen Todos million for developing Ferry Park, bidder on Nov. 17. Head Football Coach Robert ' the Young Republicans tonight at s not ignited before then by an I:I %km,. 6 de No%leilibre El and would have added 2.2 cents to The "Faculty Auction" will be Titchenal was voted "Leap Year 7:30 in Cafeteria room B on "Can imateur arsonist. For five years Ilerm Wyatt, folk singer appear- ( 'mull) Castellano celebrara on the tax rate. City officials, said, one of several fund-raising proj- Prof" by the Associated Women the Income Tax lie Repealed?" fore 1956 the fire was set pre- ing at the Black Masque Coffee baile en In Union Estudiantil however, that the issue's defeat ects of the Campus Chest Drive, Students yesterday at the AWS Gustafson worked last summer naturely. House, will perform at the Fresh- lent UN desde las echo y media basin la may not mean the end of the slated for the third week of No- Faculty Men's Breakfast in the with the National Committee for Additional entertainment will be man Class after-game dance Sat- medianoche, par extender la project. vember. Cafeteria. As winner of the con- rEconomic Freedom and is a pro- ovided by the Wayfarers, a folk urday from 10:30 p.m. until 1 a.m. bienvenida al Dr. Gine, Malques, Campus groups and organiza- test, Titchenal will receive a gift, Iponent of a proposed 23rd consti- tinging group: Henn Wyatt, calyp- in the Women's Gym. profesor de espanol, recien lie- tions will bid for the faculty mem- Over 150 male instructors tutional amendment to repeal in- o singer and former State stu- Also appearing will be a four gado aqui a San Jose State, bers of their choice in the Outer "signed in" at the breakfast while come tax. The committee is pro- lent. piece instrumental group of SJS El Circulo cordiahnente invita Quad, Pat Hayes, auction chair. approximately 100 women students moting the amendment for adop- The bonfire is being constructed students. The combo features sax- German Band a todos los amigos del club. La man, said. I attended. Faculty members were ltion at the next election. )3, Alpha Phi Omega, national ophone, piano, guitar and drums, entrada *era gratis. They will buy the services of requested to sign up under their According to the club's presi- tenice fraternity. under the direction of Bill Rude. To Swing Out faculty members for one night. department to determine which dent, Ray Blockie, a question and They can be used as hashers, serv- campus section had the most rep- answer period will follow the Blue Key's German Dixieland ants and for similar chores. resentatives. Result of the compe- I speech. Marching Band will lend its jazz The auction is a project of the tition was not available at press 1 All students and faculty are in- Play for Monkey; strains to festivities when the ag- Community Service Committee, time, vited to attend. Refreshments will Scene Calls be served. gregation struts in the Homecom- which arranges and operates cam- Students and faculty men break- ing Parade Saturday. pus charity drives. fisted on coffee and sweet rolls. Conducted by Ronald Conklin. senior from Castro Valley, the 75 Lykes on Sale Girl Scours City for Simian group will perform its goose-step With approximately 75 copies counter marching technique. Most world wire of Lyke remaining to he sold, By NACHMAN All right, all monkey-shines pers to correct the possibility members have at least one year Editor Mike Johnson said the fi- aside (that was overdue), how DO of any accidents. experience in precision marching INDIA WILL DEFLN ii RORDER--NEIIRC nal copies of campus feature maga- I,, there a monkey in the you go about finding a monkey? A second member of the Simian and in playing German dixieland NEW DELHI, INDIA (U1'1' -- Prime Minister Jawaharlal zine will be sold in front of the ()use? She began in the most logical Society had a chimp named jazz. Nehru told Congress party members of Parliament yesterday that Spartan Book Store today. store "Kelly," but unfortunately "Kelly" Blue Key is composed of 17 SJS India will defend its disputed border with Communist China at any In a barrel, place: a pet shop. One pet Price of the magazine is 25 on your back, owner only shrugged. saying, "I hits the sack early, and would be men who also take part in student cost. cents. It features an interview p a tree anywhere. don't have a line of monkeys right of no use to Mrs, Webb. "If you government and intercollegiate Prime Minister Nehru made the pledge as more than 3000 Indian with author Eugene Burdick, a pic- only know anything at all about mon- sports. Conklin is president. students, shouting "Death to Chou En-Lai," staged an angry demon- story Lyk- J. IN endell Johnson, scene now." She did have a line torial on Big Sur and on baby monkeys, but "they don't keys," the gentleman said, "you stration outside the Chinese Red Embassy protesting Chinese intru- abl, ,..,1 Loughlin. esigner for they go to bed early." frontier, "Inherit the cooperate," Mrs. Webb said. know sions along the Indian the play based on the The scene sftlfta to Or, Dore' NO MONKEY EXPERT Former Spartan The students burned a copy of a Chinese Communist magazine SPARTANS A G. Pisan, associate professor "Oh," said Mrs. Webb, who does and attached a memorandum to the istorical Scopes "Monkey Trial," Embassy gate reading! of biology, who when asked if he not know a whole lot about mon- "We are fully prepared to face the challenge of your hostile leeds a monkey for a scene in the Will Speak to Y Psst! Here's a had access to a monkey, an- keys. country." lay, to open Nov. 13, one?" that swered, "You mean a live As we went to press, she was Guest speaker Welvin Stroud, little item The person assigned to scout- PRESIDENT PLANS NINE-NATION T011it tg on One San Jose monkey owner, a dialing still another prospect, SJS alumnus, will highlight to- a certain foreign the simian is a frantic though losing faith rapidly. Not a LONDON (UPI I -- West European diplomats yesterday unani- member of the American Simian night's Spartan Y Recognition %mg lady, Mrs. Emalie Webb, in sight, mously predicted another triumphant hero's welcome for President NI power would like 'Ito Society, gave Mrs. Webb names single monkey is and with up until two days ago was a Service at 7 in the Spartan Y, 205 Eisenhower on the unprecedented nine-nation goodwill tour he will 111 .ell of some of her friends who belong the play due next Friday night, to know about. R/A -adjusted student make in December. in Mr. John- to the Society, whose purpose is that does not give the monkey S. Ninth St. on's play The trip was considered certain to has a tremendous production class. people with monkeys much time for rehearsals. bring crowd turnouts as big 111 Today "to acquaint A former Y conference chair- she is anonymously may be smart, but they or bigger than the record ones which greeted the American leader M stock pile of flown and to help monkeys adjust to Chimps as, The Girl in man, Stroud will describe and ex- on his late summer peace mission to West Germany, Britain and Charge of people." are terribly absent-minded when famous Pendleton otting the Monkey. "Nobody to plain the events of the next re- France. nrpns does not have a local it comes memorizing tines. my name any San. Jose It also was expected to act as a major political shot-in-the-arm shirts! And just IVebb more," Mrs. Simian Society of gional meet at Pacific Grove dur- sighed. chapter of the for Western influence in areas which have long been either frankly Mrs. America. ing Christmas vacation. one of these Webb, a 22 -year-old sen- neutralist or subject to heavy Communist pressures. ior language contacted told Religious Group With the aid of films, the alum- shirts can make arts major, The woman xrarrheil has nus will discuss and point out vari- "ELOISE" STAR FOUND ON PLANE TRIP high and low, but it Mrs. Webb most monkeys if pretty warm IPPears Schedules Social ous activities of past conferences, WASHINGTON (UPI Nine-year-old Evelyn Rudie, who won monkeys Just are not would not do. "She said they in season. A Homecoming social will be commented Henry B. Jonas, execu- TV stardom as the precocious "Eloise," was taken firmly in tow after for some guys under the wonid become panicky in the Student Uuion after tive director of Spartan Y. a jet-propelled cross-country "run away" from her Hollywood home. "Str14inson has had to find held via know. urros, lights and unfortunate 'acci- SJS-Wyoming game Saturday Also included in the evening's Her night by jet airliner from Los Angeles, financed with $150 a eats, dogs, birds, horses the nil Mrs. Webb the Collegiate Christian - activities will be the recognition extracted from three piggy banks, came to an end and short of her snakes," she walled, "but this dents' might result," by a tionkey Fellowshl of new members. proclaimed goal an interview with Mrs. Eisenhower. has thrown him." quoted. The women advised dia- Roos MEM Editorial 2SPARTAN DAILY Thursday, November 5, 1959 LITTLE MAN ON.CAMPUS British Celebrate Their SIONA AU of July' Student Court Headache 'Fourth Today WISING! NORMAN IRUNNION figures they call "The Jerry Alexander, chief justice of the cember ASH elections staring ham in the arHER4TiI DON By Guy." The) park themselves on street SJS Student Court. has developed a head- face. Alexander began to get the kind of LONDON (UPI) It's just asking for a "penny for the ache no pill can cure. headache that shouldn't happen to a dog. too bad Guy Fawkes didn't follow Guy' By tradition they're suppow For weeks, Alexander has been trying One of the justices was sick Tuesday this advice: to use the pennies to bey no --"Do not make your own fire- to pass a series of revisions to make the and a second had a class during the meeting crackers, but instead they usual') works." court's operations easier. But time and time and is getting ready to resign. Rut no- get candy and cookies. "Keep those you buy out of again he has been frustrated by not having body seemed to know where the other two reacts and safe place." In the country, the cererioli e, enough justices present to constitute a quo- were. made a "giant are even more Instead.nste d, Fawkesina "Ite bizarre. There ae rum. Now the Spartan Daily is not telling the bomb out of barrels of gunpow- processions, religious services. First, the court was short on justices court how to run its business. hat we der, firewood and coals. lie plant- fires and fireworks, and in day, House of Lords gone by there because a few vacancies had to be filled. must do, however, is remind the court the ed it under the was the berN4 on Nov. 5, 1605, with the aim of of effigies of the Pope They were filled. semester is half over and nothing as yet has as well blowing Parliament and King of Guy Fawkes. Then on Tuesday, after Alexander in- been accomplished. James I right into the neighbor- Until Hitler's bomber, "me structed his justices to be sure to appear so And we're taking special care to remind ing Thames. along, Fawkes was the eply the revisions could be voted on, only two our "absentee justices" that Alexander has Fawkes was arrested just as man to try to blow up puha.

showed up. With a possible 50 cases to be plenty of headache to pass around in case he was lighting the fuse, lie ment. was then tried and executed, handled and the task of preparing the De- they ever feel like -blowing up. R.M. "WITH,WINN RzAPreq LETS GIVE FMZO PRY HERE A WEAK Just to make sure and has been burned in effigy no one not AN' FIND HIM A FLEX,E-IZOOMIE WITH THESE QUALIFICATIONS--; tries it again, a group of SHIRT 517.E 16-35; FANT SHOE5 9-C; COAT -40-- for the last 354 ,,irs. Yeomen of the Guard -- Beefeaters - 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111i Fawkes was a Catholic. The carefully searches the Parliament was involved buildings on the thrust and parry "gunpowder plot" he eve of a new was in retaliation for a series need for the proposed code of at SC. Nobody, as I have said in in session just to see if there's any 'We Need Code Like Catholic laws, ethics. the past, is laughing. of anti Roman gunpowder around. He planted the bomb in May We Need Sidewalks' The ad was meant to poke fun First was the GLEE advertise- I/lad/own 1605, returned in August to "top at the journalists who immediately EDITOR: The Spartan Daily ment. Very good satire. I thought. It up" with fresh gunpowder, and Very well written, and I know assumed that any Greek who was iimiffitillimmilinnimuniumilimmuliuumumuu PAULS CYC-LW needs a code of ethics? Ha! then waited another three months For the iliscrinlinat, thought it to be very funny. injured must have eaten liver. Paul Strobel last Friday used many Come dance with me! until the time was politically ripe England's .3-speed Raleigh Furthermore, I don't think it 14 & two rx:Imples to illustrate the Certainly it was not serious. him to touch off the explos- laurns 10 speed towing 'awl is inconsistent for the editor to for racing bicycle. Scientists are not international AFTER SEVERAL years of two-stepping around ion. But the government had been accept ads (meant as jokes) and 1435 The Alameda law makers, moral philosophers dance floors throughout the country and tipped off. CY39164 then blast them in the editorial. various Ike To Visit Asian. and maniacs. I find,it rather hard 164 pairs of feet, I have managed tot become Like the Fourth of July In Didn't you know that humor on some to miss the point. a few of the lesser discussed problems United States, Guy Fawkes this campus is forbidden? Read bomswhat of an authority on the BURBANK Second was the Theta Xi adver- Day In Britain, each Nov. 5, Is Mid-East in Dec. Lyke and the Spartan Daily, old of the Dance. tisement. Mr. Strobel imagines Problem I, No. 1, concerns unstuck, stray strands of hair %%filch n time of bonfires, nreworks, WASHINGTON (UPI) Presi- fellow. Keep up with the times! MODELING me as hysterically laughing at a keep slipping in my mouth while dancing to "Smoke Gets in Your burned fingers, fire alarms and One must pay for jokes ($1.35 SCHOOL dent Eisenhower announced plans 'tragic death at SC, at the Theta Eyes." safety council pleats. each). CY 7-7360 572 Xi suspension at Cal, and at "an in my eyes. I would like to mention Halsey Arc yesterday for a historic 20,000- The Spartan Daily needs a code Speaking of smoke getting Boys and girls blacken their utterly morbid ad in the Spartan arises from partners who waggle their Student Special mile goodwill tour of nine coun- of ethics to prevent humor from briefly a jittery situation which faces and make scare-crow-like $99.00 Daily." near my ear. I cannot concen- tries that will take him from an disectloring its pages like this cam- lighted cigarette tips threateningly simply for trate on the music because of horrible images which will not leave audience with Pope John XXIII to I shall repeat very pus needs more sidewalks. my mind; such as red-hot ashes dropping down my neck throwing those who didn't understand, what BOB EASTMAN strategic nations of Asia and the my shirt into a sheet of flame. was said before over my name ASB 8411 .Middle East. On this hair question, I would like to know: is it proper to spit last Wednesday. them out? Hair strands, I mean. Admittedly this seems more in with The President, carrying out his (Editor's Note: .1. C. Stein's The ad, "Wanted, fifty pounds letter will not, be run until It Ann Landers' Line, ao I have written to her. Dr. Peale refused to Onestipus Mazghthun repeated pledge to go anywhere for of raw liver . ." was not meant is cut to the maximum 250 answer my ligter. peace, told his news conference he Other ticklish problems, such as the well-known eyelash-against- (Auditor of"! Was a Teen-rigt Dwarf', "The Mated to make a joke of a hazing death words.) Loma of Dobie Gillis", etc.) would leave Dec. 4 by jet plane nose and pageboy-in-ear difficulty, I have let go until the question and on a visit to Italy, Turkey, Pakis- From Other Campuses .answer period to follow. tan, Afghanistan, India, Iran. Greece, France and Morocco. NEXT in 25 words, or more, "Can a Common Gulp (even a LANGUAGE MADE SIMPLE: NO. I very tiny swallow) Be Detected by a Partner While Dancing at Close his U.C. Campuses Fuming Eisenhower said he hoped Range?" Part B: "And if So, How May it Be Distinguished?" (I have would build up in Asia, and In this day of swift trip a hunch all my clever throat-clearing doesn't do the trick.) international communications, like radio, television, and becomes more in other areas, "a better under- Over U.C. Prexy's Ruling Consider now the top of a blonde head, an intriguing enough the raft, it and more important standing of the United States and to be solidly grounded in foreign languages. Accordingly, I most debatable is- said no student has ever been ()Wet d'art (the apostrophe is silent), but after two hours on the good will for us." He noted that he Ut,e .1. the have asked the makers of Philip Morris whether I might not discussed on allowed to take a stand in the dance floor, what began as romance may decline Into a clinical would be the first U.S. President sues currently being occasionally forego levity in this column and instead use it for campuses name of the University. examination of the female scalp part or all. ever to isit Asia. University of California a lesson in language. around the new directives The Daily Californian reported So I have tried watching other couples on the sly to see how they centers "Of course, silly!" chuckled the makers of Philip Morris, student activities re- that executive committee repre- handle the problem. I have found they handle it by staring back. And concerning tousling my yellow locks. Oh, grand men they are, just as full by University Pres- sentatives-at-large still were re- nothing can break the spell of my reverie quicker than meeting an- cently issued of natural goodness as the cigarettes they make, just as clean aid ident Clark Kerr. acting unfavorably toward the other young man's eyes not two feet away, as he dines on his girl and fresh, just as friendly, just as agreeable to have along in new directives. friend's ear. The president issued three di- all times and climes; and places. "Of course, fond boy," laughed 11:ntered pm 1.0,11..1 eta.. met., tarn Though the Davis campus news- (Sometimes I see someone I know, and a small chuckle erupts un- 24. 11114, at sea June, ( Ilfornla un- rectives concerning student gov- the makers and tossed me up and down in a blanket until, giddy der the art of March 5, 15710. Mem- regulations, student or- paper staff earlier supported the scheduled, keying me uncertain as to whether my partner thinks I ber Callforela Newopaper tohilnb- ernment with giggling, I bade them desist, and then we all had basins Pahllobed daily El Gaucho, may be laughing at her or not. era. Association. 1,1 ganizations and the use of Uni- editorial published by of farina and smoked Philip Morrises and sang songs until the Attoorlted !Modem's of sun JO.. article generally State College, 1 Aatarday and versity facilities. a recent Davis campfire had turned to embers. 0dlsy. darlaa college ,en, ',lb- approved Kerr's directives. UC- DURING EACH DANCE, I usually take time to locate a window serlptlass accepted only on n re- government regula- For our first lesson in language we will take up French. We malader-of-scrboal-year haul. la The student LA's Daily Bruin also supported tactually any shiny surface will do just as well) so that I might see will approach French in the modern mannerignoring the Fall aemeoster, /1141 la opting ...me. - tions go into effect immediately the directives in its latest edi- my reflection. Deep down I have an idea my partner and I look quite far. 1112. C74-0414Edltor11 Est. 210 tedious rules of grammar and concentrating instead on idiom. 510. Ads. 211. Prem. of (Aube Prini- and the other two are scheduled torial. professional together and that my quarter-turns resemble something Co. Offlee hour. 1115-4t20 p.m. After all, when we go to France, what does it matter WE to become effective Feb. 1, 1960. if we can Monday throuah Veldt.), 4,nt phone The directives still are contro- In the Fred Astaire tradition. parse and conjugate? What matters is that we should be able calls ohould hr made durlog him The Cal newspapers took var- period. versial and one Daily Californian (I may even do a little extra spin if I see someone Is looking o speak idiomatic conversational French. ious stands on the issues, most article indicated that the directive my way.) JIM ADAMS, Editor So, for the first exercise, translate the following real, true-tr. of them unfavorable. El Gau- organiza- I picture myself whirling down the street with Cyd Charisse on pertaining to student life dialogue between two real, true-to-life Frenchmen n BILL CRAWFORD, Adv. Mgr. cho, UCSB newspaper, took the one arm, a cane under the other, tions may be clarified or changed and my top-tat tipped rakishly to Claude (pronounced Clohd) and Pierre (also pronounced r Day Editor, this issue Darla Grainger most radical stand on the Is- by Kerr in the near future. one side. News Editor Joanne Osman sues involved. Copy Editor Paul F. Elders A front page editorial bitterly Photo Editor Dan Bauer opposed President Kerr's direct- Sports Editor....Gregory H. Brown ives and accused him of "slapping 'Chilling' Drama Fascinates Audience Wire Editor Pete Walls UC student government in the By EMALIE WEBB Anton Schill's death is inevitable," Dr. Clark concluded: "The auth- Society Editor.. .Geraldine Garden face." said Dr. Clark. "The town will Art & Music Ed.. ...Phyllis Mackall or has made the point that, given Yesterday's book talk audience find some way to rationalize its Drama Editor Jerry Nachman The editorial accused Kerr of certain standards in this case, was held spellbound as Dr. James actions." Exchange Editor ..Darla-Jeen Rode asserting his executive authority greed for money each of us is Clark, assistant professor of Eng- And it does. In a town meeting, Public Relations over student government and not perhaps capable of just such an lish, reviewed "The Visit", a three. the villagers take an Director R. L. Remington allowing student government to oath that act." actplay by Friedrich Duerren- what they plan to do is not for Reporters: Ronald Betas, Deanne Boom- speak out on crucial off-campus matt. er, Elmer Cos, Darla Grainger, John money's sake, but for the sake of issues. The editorial further con- The chilling drama, adapted Hopkins, Danny Matlow, on Miller, actions as "unjusti- justice, justice against Schill for Jerry Redford, Jim Streeter, Robert demned his from the German by Maurice Va- A-1 Auto Insurance ill-considered and totally un- having wronged Claire. Taylor, Melva Vollerson. Carole Warren, fied, lency, is set in a small, poverty- Dr. Clark pointed out that Amelia Webb, Judy White, Doug Wil- necessary." stricken village in central Europe. liams. hitter editorial the drama parallels ancient Though the The townspeople await a visit Pay as you Drive Officer Manager Karen Mack ran only In the ITS11 newspa- Greek tragedy In some Vitty.t. from Claire Zachanassian. "the The Advertising Staff: Robert Berryessa, Wil per, it RPM signed by the edi- engenanee, the guilt, the Special Rates for ham Crawford, Wilson Creek, James richest woman in the world." Inevitability these elements CLAUDE: Good morning, sir. Can you direct me b, tlw torial staff of all Cal news- Married Students Gilligan, Stephen Hall, Bruce Kemper, Madame Zachanassian arrives nearest monk? Lynn Lucchetti, Marcia McClelland, P0Pers handled in a ChM& manner by with her entourage of servants, Karen Mack, Steve Morita's, Bill Max- At a University of California the writer, PIERRE: I have regret, but I am a stranger here myself. panther, and a large em- loom Russell Pecoraro, Robert Nowa, Board of Regents meeting, Kerr a black Phone CH 3-6116 Dale Pratt, Dare Prickeet, Tom Stewart. pty I.ife Magazine described the CLAUDE: Is it that you come from the France? said the policies as stated in the coffin. In return for a billion Photo Staff: Bernard Aronstam, Bob marks, which the town so desper- play as "one of the bitterest (11-.1 Day or Night PIERRE: You have right. Christmas, James K. Lewis, Ed Rapo- directives are no different from port, Scott Turner. policies which always have ex- ately needs, she asks one "favor" mas ever written." CLAUDE: I also. Come, let us mount the airplane and rehire , tecl. of her hometown, the same town ourselves to the France. cast her out in disgrace when. that PIERRE: We must defend from smoking until the airplane Opportunities in The policies are now spelled as a young girl, she was dishon- elevates itself. " Kerr said. "In the past ored in a love affair. She demands GOOD FOOD CLAUDE: Ah, now bases MERCHANDISING west-. practices were carried out the life of Anton Schill, the lover it has elevated Reef. Will you Philippe Maurice? through the dean of students." who rejected her and who mar- With Expanding Kerr said the three directives ried. ironically, for money. PIERRE: Mercy. were a part of a general ''de- The strange request lemis to BUY -ill- BUCKET CLAUDE: How many years has the small gray cat of the Pacific Division of centralization of the entire state- bitterly ironic' action that re- sick admiral? 4565 Stevens Creek Road Santa Clara NATIONAL SALES wide ihisersits" ahleh began a veals human nature deminatrd PIERRE: She has tour 3ears, but the tall brown dog of the year ago. by greed. CHOW HOUNDS short blacksmith has only three. CORP. Concerning the directive limit- "The play does not fail to mak, $, CI.AUDE: In the garden of my aunt it makes warm in ing the power of students to the point clear that because ii summer and cold in the winter. Part time openings available ,perik on off-ramreis he the v,ay human nature 1 PIERRE: What. coincidence! In the garden of my aunt fist,' for college men in our erect All the SPAGHETTI ice selling department. CLAUDE: Ah, we are landing. Regard how the airplane YOU CAN EAT FOR ONLY depresses Reel!. THE BURGER PIERRE: What shall you do in You arrange your hour: to HOUSE Just show your student body card and the France? your convenience. CLAUDE: I shall make a 5104 then sit down and stuff yourself! promenade and pee various BURGERS TO GO of cultural significance, like the Louvre, the Tomb of Napoleoe, Possibility for full time We also serve your favorite refreshments. and the Eiffel Tower. ... What shall you do? career job. PIERRE: I shall try to pick up the stewardess.

CLAUDE: Long live the France! did Sleste,.... CALL CV 7-7207 24c Try our Orders to Tale Out HOURS: "Custom -Built to Your Order" Tues.-Fri 4 p.m.-2 a". Mr. Clement or Mr. Casado Delicious Phone Sat. and Sun. noon fil 2 a.m. 11:f Noe aussi if$1 -a Ws Pizza! CH 8-6244 Marlboro', et lex Alpines, lex cigarette .( From 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Near School 388 E. Santa Clara Closed Mondays banners, trio nari,ahles, tr'es rnagniliques. et lea sponsors de (rib cells column -la. Thursday, November 5 1959 SPARTAN DAD Pokes Rank High Cincy Star Sox Fielder lluya ,They Still Mum eet mewl Ave. 37.8 T the On Decision suppow On NCAA Veteran Jack Tws ii,11 I 00li Ladder Outlielder Jackie Jensen of the 1:1 bay early lead in the Professional Bas- By DANNY MATLOW kill them when he has a good day." week out and will be a thorn Sox still remains coy hey usually ketball scOring race this week with Boston Red San Jose State will have Walden is the individual offense against the Spartans all evening. about his plans for next year's trouble to cope with when the leader of the rugged Skyline Con- With the powerful running at- a :17.8 point per game average. baseball season. cereror,ie Wyoming ference. Last week he outgained tack and adequate passing offense, The tall, rangy Cincinnatti scor- I Jensen will not commit his views Cowpokes make a the complete North Carolina State the There Wyoming team is looking for- ing demon has 227 points already on the subject one way or the oth- celebrated appearance in team when he amassed 64 yards ward to a big win in Spartan Sta- this year in six games. Elgin Bay- rvices, er. "I'm still undecided." he told boy. Spartan Stadium lloinecont- running and 130 yards passing. dium. lor is second with a 32.6 average nd in day reporters this week. Lounging at he burN4 ing at 8 tomorrow night. North Carolina managed only 119 Emmett Lee will lead the locals and 163 points in five contests. his Lake Tahoe home he said, yards in both departments for the In the I as well is The Pokes have built an battle against the Mountain Bill Russell passed Baylor this have no idea when I will make my impressive record so far in this afternoon. North Carolina is no men. With San Jose reaching the week as the rebound leader. Ms- decision." crazy football campaign. They have pushover as they only lost to a top in the passing department in sell has grabbed 101 rebounds in Jensen has been for years the powerful Duke team earlier, 17-15. the only high national rankings in five de- the nation, they will have to really lout games and a 25.2 average. I leading home run belies for the tut Parka. partments. In seven games, Walden has be accurate against the defense Baylor trails with a 15.6 mark and Red Sox, and many rate him as the Coach Bob Devaney is an advo- gained 779 yards rushing and pass- conscious Pokes from Wyoming. 78 grabs in four contests. I best centerfielder in the league. cate of defense. Ile feels if the ing. His most important asset is to to one no.. other team is constantly pressured call the clutch play. !if yeonien Into making needed yards, they The Pokes sport only a 187 lb. -GUTS Southpaw Kenny Lane, his eye ,nfeaters GLORY-N bleeding will make costly mistakes that line average hut like Iowa State the scrap, jabbed his way to a decision Parliament throughout over former lead to Wyoming victories. last year, the little chargers are of a champ Virgil Akins in a recent TV bout. Many viewers ntin,,i welter AIR FORCE VICTIMS just as devastating when they are the dull 10-rounder was the result of poor matchmaking. there's a/iy thought He has lost only once this sea- small, tough and fast as the big son; the defeat came at the hands groaners who are only tough. of the strong Air Force team. Monday's Ring Brawl The spark of the Pokes is a lad TOP LINEMAN Clan from Aberdeen, Miss., named Jim The number one lineman is Cap- Walden. He is tain Len Kuczewski, a small 172 fligh ond called "the Mississ- ippi Gambler," and for a very lb. senior left guard. He was voted wing und good Typical Fight Comedy reason. He calls the unexpected player of the game in last year's .CY3-9Leje plays that keep the defense so Sun Bowl. He is the first lineman By RON MILLER honest, it often fouls up the pro- ever to receive this honor. - An SJS freshman went to the Willie Richardson-Duke cedure. Along with being one of the fin- brawl at Civic Auditorium Monday night. It ONE MAN TEAM est linemen in the Rockies, he is a Sabedong was fine team leader. pro f i4ht. Says Wiles Hallock, publicity NG his first man for Wyoming, "lie never has The other guard is the student SCHOOL It wit, .11-o my last," he confided after the scrap. a mediocre day. He can hurt the body president Pat Smyth. He lioy Ave, The ii is obviousthat bout smelled worse than opposition on any ordinary day and plays a hard game week in and $99.00 spring cleat I,: at a fertilizer factory. Local loss Ilitliardson, who stopped all 11 previous pro foes, weighed Iriti and barely+ down like a redwood tree in the shades six feet. Sabedong, a Sam- first round, Skyscraper at six feet-six, but the poor man's Ram-49er Tilt Even; oan Primo Camera hauled his carcass came in at 217. This match was off the canvas and proceeded to not, as the saying goes, made in toss Richardson out of the ring. Heaven. By the second heat, Sabedong's Giants 7 Over Cards SAMOAN STRONG BOY Many volcanic temperament teas spewing DO YOU NEED ANY HELP Spartan tacklers against Stanford wee Willie chopped Big Duke ash. He fouled Willie, clouted the . The New York Giants are seven-point choices to re- _ hod a relativel light day. Reason/ ... No customers. When they Sahara Oil Co. referee, and bounced a few punch- tain their one-game lead in the National Football League's did get a chance at the Tribe halfbacks, they all got into the fray. BEST GAS PRICES es off his fallen opponent. Result: KEROSENE CLUB Eastern Division Sunday by whipping the Chicago Cardinals IN SAN JOSE the fight was stopped and the de- at Yankee Stadium. AT 365 E. JULIAN cision dumped in the 1 State Ath- SECOND & WILLIAM presents letic Commission's lap. The San Francisco Forty-Niners, nursing a one-game lead over the Baltimore Colts in the Western race, are rated Bates Incident Stirs radio, THREE CLEFS COMMON OCCURRENCE ortant Popular Dance Band Early. this year, the Commission even with the Rains for their game at Los Angels. (Monday) froze the purses of Art "Golden OTHER KEY GAMES + rely, I play the (2-4) withs,,, Boy" Aragon and Charley Sawyer Sunday's other key games will Cardinals Fit not AL BUCKLEY TRIO its two key offensive performers, Bear Front Office SKIN MING after a capacity crowd filled Hol- be played at Washington and , it for S.J.'s Pride and Joy Charley Conerly and Frank Gil- ' (Wednesday, Friday, Sunday) lywood Legion Stadium to watch Cleveland. Baltimore, upset by lilliKELEY (1 )The I ni% ersity of California ford. Conerly, the club's No. 1 Equipment the former bomb the latter: Saw- Cleveland last Sunday, Is a 9'i- pressed for punishment of Mike MeKeeser, Sou- iforris, CASUALS DANCE BAND quarterback, sprained his right an- yesterday yer decided to avoid punishment point choice to bounce back at the a.s full (Tues.-Thurs.-Sat.) kle during last week's 20-3 victory thern California guard they charged deliberately injured and fell to the canvas before Art expense of the Redskins. The a clean FOLK SINGING NIGHTLY over the Packers. Gifford missed Cal halfback Ste% e Bates last Saturday. SALE landed a blow. Browns and Philadelphia Eagles, long in last Sunday's game because of a Kerr and Chancellor Glenn T. This sort of thing has been hap- bracketed a game behind New California ['res. Clark One Week Only :melted torn rib cartilage suffered two pening often in the fight game York in the East, clash at Cleve- Seaborg issued a statement accusing the All. 1nieriea l'allsli- giddy weeks ago at Pittsburgh. Bob 29.95 lately. Since the sport is going land. The Browns are eight-point date of smashing Bates in the face in an action 111(1 called 3/16" Wet Suit KiFs Fission Schnelker, New York's top offen- til the Ethrough the most crucial period of favorites. "completely. unnecessary and 904, SLAT sive end, also may not play be- Pinocchio Masks 2.98 its history right now, it's a shame. The Chicago Bears play host to called for." regrettable incident... This as well cause of a back injury. Pc;. 5.95 This diseased state of boxing is the Green Bay Packers and are The statement-- which said mo-las other incidents in the game we 11. We The Cardinals are in good shape GAY THEATE: nationwide. Promoters are match- seven-point choices to win the 8.3rd vies and still pictures of the inci- feel could have been avoided. Ti 2-16. Belt Weights .65 tg the with tackle Luke Owens the only "FIVE PENNIES" ing fighters with wrestlers, girl meeting between the two old riv- dent would be released to the pub- the extent we are responsible. sac doubtful starter. The Cardinals, Suit Powder .45 we MO sluggers with each other, and als. The Pittsburgh Steelers enter- lic and shown to the presidents of apologize. We will insist that our - P ' US the only NFL club which special- Ltri stumbling cretins with rising tain the Detroit Lions and are six- the conferencesaid Dr. Norman team play good, hard but clean able "SHANE" izes in a double-wing offense, upset knockout specialists. point choices. Topping, president of the Univer- football. The caches are instisic,- young the Giants in New York last year, 20" DISCOUNT ON ALL HURRY... Ends heavyweight title, the bread New York (5-it may have to sity of Southern California, and ed to see that this policy is I ii -to. Saturday The 23-6. TANKS AND REGULATORS butter of the sport, finally got --- - - Francis Tappaan, USC' vice presi- lowed. named and 49ER GAME EVEN when Ingemar Johan,.- dent, had agreed to take action. "All necessary actions are beim: CIohd out of hock The Forty-Niners-Rams clash is SPARTAN dumped Floyd Patterson. But Murals' Top taken to assure avoidance of sim- DRIVE-IN son rated a toss-up although Los An- TOPPING APOLOGIZES STAN'S Ingo is getting the "monopo- ilar occurences." now geles took a 34-0 whipping last Topping, without naming Mc- "North L'y Northwest" from the secret powers SKIN DIVING SHOP ly mumble" T wo T earns month at San Francisco. The fig- Keever, issued a statement apolo- - Is Marie Saint boxing and there is no action PATRONIZE of ores indicate the 49ers 5-1) have gizing "to the extent- we are re- 554 S Bascom CY4-7717 division. OUR ADVERTISERS PLUS. "Ask Any Girt" in that a well-balanced squad. They have sponsible" and indicating that lit AND SEEK Tiff Monday , HIDE scored more points (165) than any felt the incident was closed. Attorney New York District The first and second place teams other club and have allowed less However, Greg Engelhard, has been turning Frank Hogan in the American and National Lea- (721 than any other team. The fornia Director of Athletics, calls,. of rocks and to ev- over a number gues of the Independent football Rams (2-4) have lost their last two the Southern California statemen TOWNE but the fight erybody's surprise program will clash in playoff games while the Forty-Niners have unsatisfactory." McPhetres" "very Cope & "HE WHO MUST DIE" crowd, characters like Frankie games Monday at William St. won three since losing to Green Bates Was seriously inj,itteil Carbo and Blinky Palermo have Park. Game time is 3:30 p.m. Bay by one point. the game which Southet FIRST PRE-SEASON crawled out. The American League champions -TRIPLE DECEPTION" The Baltimore Colt defensive nia won 14-7. Ile was Iti Few sports have been as univer- KAAC will play the Riverside Reb- unit, blasted for five touchdowns with a broken nose and check au. sally popular as the fight game. els, second place finishers in the by Cleveland's Jim Brown, faces and will careless several loosened teeth Bit dirty poker and National loop. KAAC runs from a another excellent runner in Don SALE! s .14- be able to play for the rest of Us, matchmaking are dulling the pub- spread offense featuring the pass. Bosseler of the Redskins. But season. lic interest. Unless the sport gets ing of Austin Parlett and the run- Washington (2-4) faces the harder Kerr and Seaborg said tbs. up from the deck and dusts itself ning of Alden Long. The Rebels stopping John Unitas. Bal- to the MAYFAIR task of viewed the films of the play ss, EXCLUSIVE off soon, boxing may take the employ a single wing offense with SKI CLOTHING FIRST t)more quarterback who has tossed by both schools and described I count and never get a rematch. Jack Dessel at tailback. Ray Har- RUN IN THIS AREA 17 touchdown passes this season. as follows: elf. rington and Dale Johnson are the Baltimore has a 4-2 record. Rebs' outstanding linemen. PH 'IT la: entisit Pants

AID, the National League win- BROWNS ve. EAGLES The Mom. 20% HAPPENS Polo Team another top- ners, run out of a single wing for- Cleveland meets Bales was !yin.: tt Van Parkas return EVER! mation with Jim Emits as the deep notch passer Sunday in Norm sidelines. Two Uniersity tit to of the Eagles. The loser Bops Tigers back. Deke Smith and Dick Sanita Brocklin them l'alifornia IHUBSDAY in this game will fall two games plane pros- have proved to be good receivers proaching him. On. Sweaters A trip to Stockton proved behind If New York beats the 40% water for the A1D's who will meet Army the close one (Al lia 1, . , perous as the San Jose State Cardinals. Cleveland and Philadel- have a tulthYIBING John FORSYTH!. polo team made it two in a row ROTC, the second place American pod. The other, Mike McKeever. Boots off League team. phia have 4-2 records. not only continued his hit-ward tno- over the COP Tigers, 11-7, In Tues- Rams Oscar Sakamoto, Wayne Fujito The Bears (2-4) upset the mentum but changed course to- day afternoon's affair. last Sunday at Los Angeles and was the and Tom Stewart pace the soldiers ward Bates. Ile dived at Steve n( the Lonnie Christensen play host to a Green Bay (3-3) goals who feature a two platoon attack. Bates with his elbow far extended, We also feature: spat-kiting as he scored six club that has lost three straight of Monday's 111 the to pace the Spartan scoring bri- The winners games which hit Bales in the side Of the will meet Nov. 16 for the All-Inde- since winning its first three games. HE t. D gade. Roger Senile was far behind face. pendent Championship, and the Hard feelings between the rival :us he hit for two points. Buddy Parker of SORRI" in the losers of the Monday games will head coaches, "WE'RE V EN EISSL Scaife'a passes were instrumen- Pittsburgh and George Wilson of Topping's statement said. t,' in the game as the team as a meet for third place. FOOTBALL LEAGUE Detroit. provides an interesting "The Universit V 'f Sout hern ASTIF it fon' whole is continuing to jell with INDEPENDENT angle in the Lions-Steelers clash. &Julia is trills , .'y for thr. each game. They are playing a National League tplene Won lost HART EL RANCHO consistent type of winning game Team Tied A.I.D. .5 0 0 which it: making Coach Roger Mc- Ihe 4 I 0 STROLZ Devil's Disciple' Candless very happy. Riverside Rebels Where Servings Are Large I 2 0 at- Big Mike Bozzo found his site Beachcombers I 3 I BOGNER oleon, too much as he was thrown out Wilson's And Prices Are Right I 4 0 of the game for committing a ma- Pink Tub 0 4 I im. foul. Ilozzo is really playing Heindel's and a complete Service powerful American League .1!rs 'Diary well this year and his Department for your of a High 0 0 right wing is a valuable asset to KAAC School ROTC 0 ARCHIE'S convenience Bride' the Spartan cause. Army and won Hi Ball Hall 2 2 0 This year the Spartans have 4 rei 'Ghost Satyrs 2 3 0 of DragstriP eight games while dropping five. STEAK HOUS,E.41 ANTONIO SAN JOSE 3 0 66 WEST SAN They are presently riding a four Pacesetters Hollow' 0 545 S. 2nd. St. Hours 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. game win streak. AFROTC

see t-SPARTAN DAmv Thursday, November 5, 1959 First Meet Accountants Science, Engineering Frosh Coach Teaches Of CAHPER Will View 7:30Tonight ERMA Unit Career Day Saturday Alpha Eta Sigma, honorary ac- Clinics in Far East The fir-t meeting of the Approximately 1:10 s t a- and aeronalith s. 1..1. ti counting society, will be conducted will have an upoortuniiN much of a handicap and the San lu By DANNY MATLOW SIS chapter of the California depts have signed up for the with at least 'Jose State basketball ambassador through gRMA facility, an elec- seven eoilipisai, and -ociation for Health. Pity- Mr. Hensvood said. Tlii juit,,le of Borneo needed an interpreter only a few tronic system for processing bank third annual Careers in En- Singapore siva! Educati.in anti Itecrea- All students are the lpu- eity of times. "The kids were so hungry data, this afternoon from 2 to 4. gineering and Science Day to Invited to :al C (C \111)1'.11) will he held 13 or 14 company were die -homes" of Stuart for knowledge that hand gestures meeting in TH127 a 20- industrial After held Saturday, 9 a.m. to hibits that i\ took care of most of the major de- tonight at 7:30 in 1.11T).1. he will be displayed I Inman. freshman Int-Lethal' minute orientation lecture on the tails. It was like teaching a tech- Jim Dempsey, ne%ly elect- 2:15 p.m. in F.118. 2:30 to 4 p.m. in HIP Warner,, coach. I'S Ile conducted Int.:- system will be led by the assistant Gymnasium, Mr. niques class at SJS but on a much ed president of the club, will pre- llenwood, assist- Ilenvux1 said. ketball clinics for the 1.S. cushier of Bank of America. Mem- Carol! I. more elementary level." side at the meeting where the ant professor of mechanical engi- Three sound moviei, State Department last slim- found happiness in the one showing the *Inman topic "What CARPER Can Do for bers will walk as a group to the neering, said 29 companies, an "ex- firing ot a missile mer. million peo- a truck equipped wilts new 144 way of life that the You and What You Can Do for Fourth and St. John streets pro- cellent cross-section of industries "I think that the onjective of ple of Borneo live. "Although it CARPER" will be discussed. telephone component, ROBERT MONTGOMERY - cessing site, revealed Dr. Donald that employ engineers and scien- operated by the State Department was to in- Is one of the most primitive solar battery Nat Goldbnitt and Nancy Angle, tists," will be here to group inter- energy, and a stee crease the popularity of Americans they find points to spot on the Chicago F:. Roark, associate professor of company areas In the norld, SJS physical education majors, will view students. model steel home Will b, In the areas I visited," stated Mr. provide entertainment during the beach where he found Judge business. among the exhibits, 'Mr, The event is designed to ac- liens,oL4 Inman. evening. W. Lynn Parkinson's ha+. Par- New members intitiated into the added. quaint graduating seniors with There is a strong communist Other newly elected officers for society at a banquet last month kinson has been missing for 10 Jobs in industry fields of engi- influence in the area of Singa- the year include: Mary Jo Fanniu, are Alvin D. Ankrum, Pat M. Ba- days and is believed to have neering, mathematics, ph skis pore. anti the British earry quite vice president; Collin Freitas, se. ker, Thane M. Beckstrand, Dick H. Sales Aid Wanted a hit of weight in the Borneo cretary; and Deenie Thomas, tree- committed suicide. Berry, Mervin K. Deutscher, Bud Women students interested Jungles. "I must have heard surer. M. Florence, Jow G. Galeazzi, Bar- Christmas work for a local 'bloody chap' a snillion times," Bert Bonanno, assistant track ney Goldstein, Andrew Hill and Ar- depajt. SMU Offers ment store may apply mday or I, he said. coach, and Miss Phyllis Philip, in- nold S. Luna. morrow at the Placement is a popular sport in women's physical edu- Officers Hunt office, Basketball structor of Hubert G. McCown, Joe E. Mori. Adm234. the Far East. It received its inno- cation, are the club's advisers. Glenn A. Morrison, Richard B. Song Prizes Applicants must be prepared vation from the Chinese and the Morton, Francis J. Netto, Patricia to work every night from 530 touring Harlem Globetrotters Suicide Note O'Reilly, Ernest W. Scheger, Ted Southern Methodist University 4,9:30 and all day Saturday. starting Most of the classes that Mr. Inman Group Will See R. Stacey, Bill R. Strunk, Lawr- recently announced a competition Nov. 30 and continuing until Christmas taught were Chinese youths, which CHICAGO (UPI)-The trail Of ence H. Way, Irene Woodworth open to professional or amateur Training classes all` composed the bulk of the popula- Germany Slides SChedllie4 dignified Federal Judge W. Lynn and Ron Walidati. composers studying at any accre- for the next two "The Chinese kids are real Salm days. tion. POR Slides of West Germany will be Parkinson appears to have ended dited college or university. Prizes fanantics on the game, and they STU INMAN shown at the chapter meeting of among the breaking reefers of Chi- totaling $7200 over a three-year were very attentive during the lec- Lambda Delta Sigma, social group span are available to composers of great Joy In living life for the cago's lakefront, police said last COURTESY DISCOUNTS tures and demonstrations," he com- for members of the Church of Prof To Attend university alma mater-type songs. sake of living. That' Is a nega- TO mented. Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, night. be original and STUDENTS tive element. An hour early or The songs must The language barrier was not tomorrow at 7:30 p.m., LDS In- Oregon Meeting may be written in collaboration. late means nothing to the na- Chief of Detectives John Ascher Open Mon. & Thurs. Nighil stitute, 420 E. San Fernando St. They must be complete with words tives." said "final examination of the facts Timberline Lodge, Mount Flood, The pictures will be shown by and music appropriate for use by Till 9 p.m. most important thing that leaves no other conclusion." Nave a WOW of FUN! The Willi Schwoebel who has recently Oregon is the destination of Dr. the students, faculty and alumni impressed Mr. Inman was the hos- arrived from Germany. All mem- Parkinson, 57, apparently walked Janice Carkin, associate professor of Southern Methodist University. pitality of the natives. "Their cour- United Radio MDT/ 'loth I ITA bers and pledges are invited to from the Federal Appeals Court- of physical education, who leaves will be awarded & teous mannerisms and congeniality Three prizes attend. house 10 days ago, was seen in prize winner re- put Americans to shame," he said today for a meeting of the West- each year. First TV Vnbefierable Low Cos* various parts of the near north and Supp!y Co. I -They are always trying to please ern Society for Physical Education ceives $1000; second, $600; side area, and then dropped from Women. third, $300. If the song is chosen a visitor and were insulted if I of College Wholesale sight. of the south- Distributors would offer to help." Job Interviews Dr. Carkin will act as chairman as the official song Police said they are now search- a grand prize of $2500 Mr. Inman, who had been to the of the program session on "Com- land school, ELECTRONIC PARTS ing for a note he might have writ- Prepara- will be awarded. area once during the war, sees a NOTE: Unless otherwise noted, inter- petence and Professional HI -Fl views are held from ten. get EQUIPMENT great industrial boom in store for 9:15 a.m. fo 4:15 tion" during the conference which Prospective composers may Europe p.m. in the Placement Office, Adm- The day he disappeared, Parkin- lasts through Sunday. more information on the contest $675 the land of "no roads." 234. Students are requested to sign 1043 W. San Carlos The river is the main road as up in advance of interviews. son told his secretary he was going Dr. Carkin holds the position of by writing to the Caruth Competi- haircut and buy his wife historian on the Western Society's tion, P.O. Box 174, Southern Me- CY 8-1212 there are no roads connecting Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co., to get a little as 100 northern California, graduating seniors a birthday present. executive board. thodist University, Dallas 5, Texas. moRE Orient towns that are as 43-65 Deys miles away. The rain is continuous graduates, business administration and snsp aSS soil is fine for growing letters, science. b'44* $998 and the Western Electric Co., San Francisco crops and export items. and United States, graduating seniors Many OUfl 4. college tted. He considers this junket at the 5nd graduates, business administration. expense of the State Department Lawrence Radiation Laboratory, Liver- more, graduating seniors, physics. chern- Also low-tosl trips lo Menke a very rewarding and gratifying 5169 up. Sooh Arnor,co 1,699 up, stry. mathematics and mechanical, elec- 0i0 VI 011 Study Too, 55911 up end trip. "I gained much knowledge trical, chemical, ceramic, metall,rgical Atp.one 51119(1 up the world and was very proud to represent engineering. 2311 That AA Your trowei Awww the United States in its campaign TOMORROW Never Pacific Telephone 8 Telegraph Co.. 323 Gary Street, to promote world brotherhood," \ever graduating seniors electrical. mechani ITA Saii Francisco 2, concluded the young basketball cal. civil and industrial engineering. S Wow TRAVIS - la ill 2'31/ lambassador. Western Electric Co., graduating sen- iors, graduates, electrical, mechanical, too strong. industrial engineering and mathematics. too WOE K. FR G I Electric Co.. San Francisco, TRA-LA-LA! graduates and graduating seniors, any on I'm on my way to major. all engineering, chemistry and bai physics. Norton Air Force lase, San Bernardino. 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Coednaps, Rally Fire Insurance Thursday. November 5. 1959 SPARTAN DAILY-41 Mark Past ,SJS Homecomings tit Music 2Irctinct the Golden Raiders, ROBERT TAYLOR though. They Mid year. Did CUP got its licking off on schedule. The rally saw a By lost recent art exhibit of the First to COP, their rivals ince 1899, on the football field, 7-6. troupe from COP 1959what (including its Delevoryas Gives String Orchestra Unitarian Church, San Jose, 'ork. loinecoming 45-7. The parade, insured The I for $450.000, famous Rubber Band) entertain A string orchestra directed byl Leonard G. Stanley, associate 8 Mean? The problem of amateur arson- followed the Ancient Spartans months Jos it Order of and Homecoming Queen Recital Sunday Dr. W. Gibson Walters, professorl professor of art, won first prize arS when first ists became acute, and in 1950 the Sciots down First it Meant the street. Dorothy Fairburn. of music, for volt ill 19.18 college insured the bonfire with will be featured at Tues- his sculpture, "Horse and bat. On The '53 bonfire burned the At Santa Clara U. inces ate of its kind Lloyd's of London for one million That year's parade of 25 floats day's survey of music literature Rider." The work currently is on Celebration morning before the rally. John Delevoryas, assistant pro- class. The orchestra will present display in his offiee. tY: dollars, the Spartan Daily reported drew an estimated 45,000 people, State's caltipus. In 1954 State beat Stanford for fessor of music, will present a re- music by Lully, Scarlatti and Bach. I Robert CollMs, assistant pro- turdays. bon- The "sure thing" didn't quite and an almni dance following the it meant it the first time in the century. cital at 3 p.m. Sunday in the de will perform a con- fessor of art, won second award 10 1950 come off, though, and the bon- game was attended by about 2500. Two students for a Million Saisset Art Gallery of the Univer- certo for two trumpets by Vivaldi. for an oil painting; and Miss ittstlred fire was not burned before the That year saw the injury of an Incidentally, State lost to COP fire Lloyd's of London. sity of Santa Clara. The recital The class, 11:30 a.m. in Concert Anna Ballarlan, assistant pro- thaea donors by scheduled time. The Spartans SJS student who was hit by a car that year. Again. meant the "entertain- will be free and open to the public. Hall, is open to all interested stu- fessor of art, won second prize ate In 1953 it didn't collect their million. carrying students (supposedly Zounds! The bonfire was at- Play. two College of Pacific Delevoryas performed at the gal- dents and faculty members. for her watercolor, "Springtime." of The 1950 Homecoming queen from Stanford) who had just lit tacked again last year. That time ytater one of State's soror- lery a year ago. Since that time No performance is scheduled for nday song girls in was the first to be chosen by the the bonfire. Nearly 200 University about 20 percent of the wood pile * * * aft. he has appeared with Arthur Fied- Thursday. he ity houses. students (In 1948, for instance, of Santa Clara men had tried the was destroyed the night before the Public. thing began back in ler and the Shn Francisco Sym- ach The whole she was chosen by a reporter, a same stunt that morning. rally, but the log cabin- like struc- * Sun. the college's Spardi phony and has collaborated with Asian Art Show to; after newscaster, and that year's Finally, in 1955, a cordon of ture was rebuilt in time. 10, one ai under fire for being Miss violinist Henry Temianka in two Local Show Entry 'Collectors' Choice, ' outstanding is si.50 Gras came California). students and two policemen and brawl." Last year special permission had sonata recitals at the University Mins Alma It:Mariam assistant exhibition of Far Eastern art, has a 'drunken In 1951 fraternities and sorori- a radio car managed to keep pyro- was a tremendous void to be received from the San Jose of Santa Clara. professor of art, has three en- been held over through Sunday at "There ties were still decorating the fronts weanyacs OUT of the wood pile. college," said Ed Mosher, City Council to have the parade Delevoryas graduated from the tries in the 33rd annual art show the M. H. de Young Memorial Mu- in the of their houses for Homecoming. The bonfire went off on schedule. Jailbird of the first two home- at 5 p.m., as merchants (and city School of Music, where of the San Francisco Women seum. chairman Although the rain faded some About 3500 attended the Coro- celebrations, this week. law) didn't approve of closing shop h.- taught piano six years. Ile Artists. Miss Rallarian has a The exhibit consists of 150 clas- aiming crepe paper and ran some colors nation Ball that year, and Kappa hies performed in various com- committee wanted something a half hour early. mosaic, a printed fabric, and a sic expressions of Chinese, Japan- The into the siding, the decorations Tau- -Kappa Kappa Gamma's "Put munity music series, on which would lure alum. The Spartans reversed a trend nation- watercolor at the exhibit, which ese and Korean art and is the larg- traditional were successful. Kappa Alpha won the Tiger on Ice" won the float wide radio and television, and to the campus and help and won the game. Is In the San Francisco Museum est ever assembled from Bay Area ai back with its three hugh boxes of soap sweepstakes. ham been soloist with between the college Homecoming 1959what does It several or- of Art. art collectors. the relations on its front lawn and the slogan: The 1956 parade was themed "A chestras. downtown merchants, he mean? Approximately 100 Chinese art and the Century of Spartan Sports," 4. * "Suds the Titers." and Sunday's program includes works are being shown. These in- mid. The '51 bonfire burned long be- the Independent Housing Associa- As the eleventh Homecoming Bach's "Prelude and Fugue No. I find year, 1948, the giant Joint Art Exhibit clude pieces of sculpture, including In the fore the rally. tion took the sweepstakes trophy. weekerg decends, the question is in C Major" from the "Well-Tem- consisted of a marching A joint tort exhibit by a SJS art one from the Lung-Men caves, por- parade By 1952 the Homecoming cele- SJS lost to Denver and the College not: will we win the game? but: pered Clavichord:" Beethoven's alumni group. the college band instructor and a graduate student celains, and paintings dating from bration was on a "grand scale," set a record by lighting the bon- will that damned bonfire come off "Sonata No. 17 in D minor, Opus conga line holding up the will be shown beginning Sunday prehistoric times to the 18th cen- and a according to one student that year. fire on schedule for two years in on schedule? 31, No. 2:" Schubert's "Moments few floats joined the pa- in the Friendship Room of Pioneer tury. rear. A The parade drew an estimated a row. Close the isolation booth door, Musicaux, Opus 94;" and Chopin's rlesx t1, "surprise" to the planners, Savings and Loan in Willow Glen. The exhibition shows many ex- rade, a 20,000. There was even a flagpole BONFIRE SAVED please, and answer the question "Sonata No. 3 in B minor, Opus said, The Spartans even The works are by Kenneth W. amples of Shang and Chou dynasty Mosher sitter at the Sigma Alpha Epsilon In 1957 the bonfire again went in thirty seconds. 58." 'or so the game, trouncing St. Auvil, instructor in art, and Ray bronzes; T'any dynasty figurines; house. The rally was "a rah -rah Oeschger, graduate student in art. Han and Sung dynasty pottery; jy. Mgr, Man"s 40-13. affair with no entertainment," the A reception opening the exhibit berf Taylor REFLWED SPARDI GRAS and glazed porcelains from the chairman said. will be held Sunday afternoon K'ang Hsi and ne Osman 1949 Spardi Gras, the col- Ch'ien Lung periods In The '52 bonfire burned the Hal- from 2 to 4:30. The reception will I F. Elders spring carnival, was discon- of the Ch'ing dynasty. lege's thrust and parry Dan loween night before the rally. be open to the public. An art exhibit by Joan Tan is Bauer tinued. It was a "disgrace to the H. 'COEDNAP' IN '53 * * * being shown through Nov. 11 at Brown college," then-president T. W. Mac- of 2487 registered juniors. Let's the obligations contained in the tie The coednap of 1953 kept that Service 'Degrades,' the Palo Alto YMCA, 3412 Ross Walls Quarrie declared. say there are approximately 2200 present charter and . . . are able e year's Homecoming alive. Two 3 Prize Winners Rd. The oriental works will be on Garden In place of Spardi Gras came 'Embitters' Young Men juniors. and willing to carry out these ob- s Mackal: COP song girls were "entertained" Three s.IS art faculty mem- view from 9 am. to 5 p.m. and an even bigger Homecoming. with EDITOR: Your editorial of Nov. It also is possible that I went ligations." Nachman by the women of Delta Gamma b.-rs br, awarded prizes in the from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. weekdays. floats and prizes for the best 2 ("No to a class meeting when few felt Red China's invasion of Tibet lean 32 sorority. Stanley C. Benz, now Middle Road") made vivid Rode The festivities didn't help like attending. Even so, I am will- in 1950 and 1958, and its invasion ones. dean of students, said at the to me how ironical societies some- time ing to say that only 1 per cent or of Laos recently, proves its willing- that "the girls did not want times become. The Best Mexican Food terningion to go less of the juqiors represent the ness to abide by the charter and b, ammo Bow ' to COP. They California's new anti-hazing law North of Revelries Chooses sick wanted to entire Junior Class in student go- cooperate for international peace the Border inger, stay here until after the game declares that "any act that in- Ron 1,1 vernment and social activities. because they had been treated so jures, degrades, or disgraces" a Its dictatorship in China and ter, Rot, Furthermore, I am willing to North Korea, suppressing freedom EL CHARRO SPECIAL nle Warren, Script for May well." student is punishable by a fine venture that 100 students or less of speech and thought, and its mas- Doug That year's rivalry between and/or imprisonment. Taco, Tamale, Enchilada represent the entire student body sacres of the 14-20 million oppose.! $150 State and COP got off to a smath- This I think is a good law, yet Rice and Beans Karen Performance of 13,000 or more in student gov- to the Communist regime reaf- Mack ing start when some Pacific stu- this very thing which California .yessa, Bruce Reeves and ernment. The percentage here is firms its willingness to carry or scopt by dents painted the inner quad red finds punishable by imprisonment eels, James Papson, "Innocence and Inso- less than eight-tenths of 1 per cent. any obligations imposed upon them EL CHARRO CAFE Ice Kemper thri and took the bell, game trophy is looked upon as a "builder of chosen for the 1960 It seems that Sam's by peace-loving states. McClelland, lence" has been between the schools, SJS held men" by our national government words don't 799 S. First CY 3-9779 San Jose of Spartan Revelries, it was really mean much, except he has There already is one too man' s, Bill Mu. edition and the people. ,’"r Open 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Closed Wed. ere Polatek announced yesterday by Dian, said all that we would like to be- members of the U.N. exercising it It seems to me the humiliation nrn Stewart. Hunt, Revelries board chairman. Photo Exhibit lieve true. powerRussia--which got it ,fam, Bob one suffers, in our armed services Their script will be used in th JOHN HAWS as one of the original signers; t Ed Ran. is often of the same degree, if not May musical. Begins Today Asti 11260 never would he able to enter nos' greater, as that involved in the =mini The story concerns a small town ''Sight and Insight: A Contem- , Either Red China must stay ot., low hazing that prompted the Cali- girl who wins a talent contest and porary Portfolio of Creative Photo- of the U.N. or we must radicall travels to New York, where a pro- graphy" will open today in San fornia Legislature. The former is 'Change U. N. Charter tihange the charter. "good" for our young men it ducer falls in love with her. Francisco State's new Library Or Deny China Seat' STEFANI CECIL "0 Miss Hunt said Revelries Board Building, 1600 Holloway Ave., San makes them "grow up"while the EDITOR: Re J.ILA s editorial ASB 484 qninq Is looking for persons interested in Francisco. latter is condemned. of Wednesday, 'Recognize Rust technical positions for the show, in- The exhibit, which will close The armed services make men China': Red China definitely cluding director, choreographer Dec. 4, will be open from 8 a.m. bitter against life and people. Does Red China Editorial should not be admitted to the Unit- team and composer. Applications may to 10 p.m. Monday through Thurs- hazing do this? ed Nations. The Preamble of the Press'Shows Worth be left in Dr. Theodore Balgooy- day and from 9 am. to 5 p.m. Fri- In order to serve their country U.N. Charter states, "We, the peo- EDITOR: Mr .Adams, I congra- en's office. 51)112. day and Saturday. must men be made to surrender Corral the Cowboys! all their self respect; all of that ples of the United Nations, deter- tulate you. Not so much for what STUDENTS. . . rebellious spirit that ire the past mined . . . to reaffirm faith in you wrote in Wednesday's editor- has transformed our society? fundamental human rights, in the ial ("Recognize Red China"), but when the game and festivities are over and you FREE Despite the good our armed ser- dignity and worth of the human because of the fact that you wrote have to hit the books again, remmber, you can ... some person . .. and for these endsto it. THE VERY POPULAR vices have done for People, I protest this duality of values. ensure . . . that armed force shall Your dissenting voice of ration- RENT A TYPEWRITER not be used, save in the common quagmire of journalistic ALUMNI ... GARY WATSON ality in a interest ... have resolved to corn- more to demon- 3 months $15 ASB 5'723 irrationality does Come in HERM WYATT hine our efforts to accomplish strate that the press can be "Fre Tonight these aims." dom's Textbook" than rl,res KENNEDY again and 'Small Percentage the thousands of dollar SINGS FOLK, SPIRITUALS, CALYPSO Furthermore, Chapter II, Mem- say hello. Represents Students' bership, states: "Membership in themeaningless BUSINESS "National Newspa;, EDIT0It: If what Sam Obregon the U.N. is open to . . . all other '76 E. Son Fernando (besides the original signers) C1.5115k XlsXilii MACHINES Jazz Saturday says about college training is true. CY 2-7501 No peace-loving states which accept s 'OM then SJS certainly is not training FREE... students to`be "effective citi- NO COVER NO MINIMUM NO FOOLING curl- Dcn a^:i Dan offer Chess, Checkers, Hi-Fl, Radio, exciting Last Monday, out of idle Junior Class refry '^rrents, and conversation. If you don't want to talk dy, I went to a Twenty-two students, in. W. c,.nrg a date. 's'ting. Welcome Alums ruling myself, were in attendance. OPEN Weekdays unt.I 2 a.m. on Weekends and 12 p.m. tiain out of curiosity, I wondered hat percentage Of all juniors the tieling represented. After the Avoid the after game traffic jam The itta4que Coffie ilowe .teting I went to the Administra- t Hat Building. Regis- 484 E. San Carlos between 10th and I Ith CY 5-9686 The IBM Room of the ' Office ease its hest estimate STOP AT THE San Jose's Largest And Most Complete ART STORE JOLLY INN Serving of the Students and Alumni for your after game refreshment San Jose State for 43 Years You'll find us a reliable source for a complete line of art- rats supplies and materials. If you're a visiting alumnus, come in and renew acquaint- ONLY 2 BLOCKS FROM ances. You'll be greeted with a red-carpet "famous artist" treatment we accord all our customers. 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