Fox Theatres Offer Special College Approves Optional Meal Plan Student Price Wettond Meals, Stemming from an action lait Cash Breakfast fall to 1 o ok Into whether or not local theatre prirea could be re­ In New 'Plan B' duced for Poly atudenta, ASH Prea- tdent Bob Orlme thla week received Students and administrative a letter and contact from Pox cooperation has brought about a choice of two meal programs Jludent affairs council ta l— under next year’s revised thla matter at Tueeday'a meet­ Vol 1* No. 26 ing In order to get more fctudent'a FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1956 SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA room and board system, it was reaction. A few HAC member* disclosed this week. were In faror of the propoaal Chttrltadtr Candidates Final approval of ’’ Plan B," sub­ and eome were not. Students are mitted in April by a group of requested to expreae their feel* Meet Early Tomorrow students representing those who Inga, either written or orally, to [ Orientation of those wishing Rodeo Team Cops Title; objected to the original plan, was A n B Secretary John Trexel. to try out for cheerleader next granted by the Foundation Board Lettera may be left In the ASB year will be held tomorrow on the of Directors this week. football field at 10 iBO a.m* It has The new program Includes both been announced by the rally com­ the original plan— three meals Fox Went Coast's propoaal Is to mittee. Interested atudenta ar\> Roberts Top Cowboy a day Monday through Friday laaua admission cards to atudenta asked to attend, either as groups and eaah on weohoado and tha which will allow them admlaalon or as Individuals. optional plan—luneh and dinner to any Fox Weat Coaat theatre In Compiling over 8,000 points teammate Jack Marshall won sec­ throughout the season. Poly’s rodeo ond In the saddle broncs and third Monday through Saturday, din­ California or Arlaona at a reduced Phllbln Explains Summer ner en Sunday and eaah far price, Except thoae theatrea charg­ team has won the Paetrio Coast eon* in the bull riding. Marvin Roberts ference championship, and Marvin breakfaata. ing 50 centa or leaa and exeopt VA Expense Procedures won firsts in bull dogging and team those theatres presenting a road Roberta, junior AH major from Upon board approval, Gene Bren* roping events, Ed Hays won second •how engagement. Students registered under PL 848 Salinas, has ooppsd the all-round dlln, foundation manager, said, "I Term% o f the agreement arei who are not eligible under the Re- oowboy title in the western region In bull dogging, and Ed Berryeasa am quite pleased with the plan 1, Student admlaalon cards, In enlistment a ot,T L 190, will have of the National Inter-oolleglate won second in the team roping and Its preeentation, as la the entire all benefits terminated July 88, Rodeo association. board." form satisfactory to you and thla events. company, will be printed by ua 1968, announces Registrar Leo Results were confirmed at the Different color wallct-aiscd meal (Fox west Coaat agency). Phllbln. recent regional anorlation finals Arlaona Btate edged out Pierce card* to be shown at each meal 8. Only one card snail be Issued Students registering thla sum­ at Pteroe Junior oollege, Canoga at the Canoga Park show, with Cal will distlngutch tha two plans, slim* mer for the four week term only, Park. Poly taking third. Jack Marshal) Inatlng accounting and auditing to any one student; a card shall July 20, will not be affected by this not be used by any person other Third At Pierce won first in the saddle bronc riding problems. date, says Phllbln. Cal Poly took third place at the and seoond In bull riding. Roberts than the student to whom It li Students who enroll for the full Studenta submitting ths optional Issued; upoi upon presentation . . ______at any o:_ Pleroe show, but had the champ ion- won first in bull dogging, second In plan to ths; board include George 10 week term, however, supply ship already sewed up on total ribbon roping, and second In one Volton, Robert Bostrom, John the Fox West Coaat theaters above costs will be prorated and a refund described in, California or Arlaona. points. go round of calf roping. Hays won Martin, Jim Hugee, Clyde Manut, made for the portion' tie YatoMSl second In one go round of bull dog- Charles Cavanaugh and Dan an admission tloket shall be Issued administration will pay. Publle Law Washington State placed sec­ to the student presenting the card ond within the western region, ging and fifth In the bareback Clifton. 848 students registering for the brono riding. upon payment of an admission six week term only will also pay with third going to Idaho State In their written propoaal tha trice equal to the prevailing "Jun- nnd fourth to Arisons State. Team members going to the group pointed out that mauy own fees and reoelve a prorated Pierce rodeo were Marshall, Hays, Jor Admission Price" (70 oents refund. _ Mle McCarty, Idaho State, placed engineering and arts and selenes locally) at the theatre, which will second In the all-round. Ken Mc­ Roberts, Tom Ellery, Ed Berryesaa, students do not sst brsskfast, but be approximately 88 percent less Rae, Washington State, won the and Charlie Leavell. would he Interested In a plan that than the regular admission price. FACULTY FLING third spot. Fourth, fifth, and would offer luneh and dlnnsr and 8. The term of this agreement * The annual Spring Filng of the sixth went to Poly m*n Ed Ber­ carry thsm ovsr ths weekends. . shall commence on September 1. Faculty riub will be held at the ry sasa, Tom Klleiv and Jack WIN AT FRESNO "On the other hand there are 1950 and end on June BO, 1057 and l’olettl ranch, Approximately three Marshall, respectively, Four Cal Poly students won the many atudenta who prefer to go the student admlaalon cards shall miles north of Cayucos tomorrow, Ellery Second trophy in a match roping contest home or eleewhere on weekends be good for the same period. A faculty gqlf tournament In the Individual regional stand­ at Fresno State this weekend, the and would prefer the program es­ 4. The student admission cards scheduled for the morning ings, Tom Ellery took second In first to be hbld between the two tablished by the Hounl of Direc­ (Continued on page 8) Morro Bay, the bareback bronc riding, while colleges. tors," the letter stated. Silver Fox Hughes Says 56 Gridiron Squad Loaded For Bear Cunha, Nutrition Specialist, G it Class Offices Is "Alumnus of the Year" Mustang grid Coacl? Soy Tlufifteg la beaming a smite Gordon Kennedy and Maynard Tony Cunhs, presently director Cunha attended Cal Poly from thesele days ana and w h hy y shouldn't------__ ------he?— T h e------Silver. Foxa - _gridiron Ksplsr wars sleeted to_ Senior class of animal nutrition at Unlvsrstty 1988-1939, at which time he traafi - iquad appeara to be loaded for bear and ready for the '5fi and Junior class presidenciesresidencies re-re­ of Florida, was selected as "Alum­ ferred to Utah State college and spectively this weak, with the key nus o f ths Year," Lester Grube of obtained his bachelor and master season right now! aonhomore class position left va­ Sen Joss, national Alumni associa­ of science degrees. Hs later It's fairly safe to say that never before In Muatang pig- cant by disqualification. Complete tion president, disclosed this wash. attended University of Wisconsin, skiif history has so much talen tf results wars si follows: Through Cunha's direction, the where he received a doctorate In Senior Cisco—President Gordon animal nutrition. been aplenty. E v s r y Indication Florida college has grown into on# Kennedy from Arvin; vie# presi­ Hs Joined ths staff of tho Wash* points to a strong -possibility of of the nation's leading universities Free Senior Party dent, Doug Maddox from Laton; doing graduate work m the field of lngton State college animal hue* snothsr championship team. You secretary, Mike Simmons from animal nutrition, according to Cal bandry department In charge of name It—the Silver Fox seems to Madera; treasurer, Malcom De­ Poly Doan of Agriculture Vard animal nutrition after leaving At Avila Beach Young from Leesburg, Florida; M. Shepard. Wisconsin. Richard Johnson. Boa have Itl That'e the way the story a n d S.A.C. representative, Vic oe* Judging from the spring prsc- Free tickets for the senior bench Miller and Tom Mayors, all in* party and senior breakfast are now Walker from Santa Barbara. ‘ structors In Cal Polys animal hus­ f lc* and last Friday's Inter-squad Junior Class — President, May­ tilt In whlrh ths Mustang Whites available In the ASB offloe to class bandry depart merit, were atudenta edged, the Greens, fl-0. card holders. Guest cards may bs nard Kepler from Fresno; vjee ‘New Era’ Theme of Cunha’s at Washington Stats, as purchased for both events accord­ president, Ken Beatty from West­ well as two former lnsructors Jack I’laycd under game-like con­ ing to Bob Krshblsl, chairman of morland; secretary, Paul Mdver Algeo and Dr. Dean Ltndley. dition*, the tuesel w*» cli»*c be- arrangements. from Lancaster; treasurer, Gary For Homecoming esu*e Head Coarh Hughes Left Washington The beach party will take plsco Rose from San Leandro; and S.A.C. Cunhs left Washington Stats In divided hi* squad as evenly as at Avila beach, reports Rodney representative, R o g o r Packard Tentative theme, "A New Ere," pn**lhle, a far cry from using a ha* been choeen for the 1968 1948 to Join the A. H. department Horning, chairman, on Wednesday, from Lawndale. at University of Florida and was first and second team, * - Juno IS at noon. Htsuk nnd re­ In the sophomoro class the presi­ Homecoming. A special meeting Defensive IMsy of the Homecoming committee, named department head two years freshments will be served nnd re­ dential and secretarial candidates later. The defensive play of both creational facilities will be availa­ failed to meet the election com­ headed by newly appointed chair­ _____HDoan of I _ Agriculture.__ ■ _ Shepard■ ■ saw team* was outstanding hut to ble. Guest cards nro 81.86. mittee's requirements. Therefore, man, Larry Litchfield, agricultural thoss who wltnss*ed the tilt, the The Vet's Memorial building will next year's Sophomore class has Journalism major, was held to die- was an Instructor of Cpnha,: unha. both bot In Los Banos high school and at Cal clrcue catehe* of end Jim Cox wore be the scene of the senior, break­ only three officers elected. They close tentative plans for the an­ at Cal really something. The taller agile will vote on the other two at the nual event, aet Tor October 20. Poly. Shepard■ . sold, "I _ will___always fast on Hnturdny, June 18, nt 8:18 remember that Cunha worked hll end snajrgcd the hall Just about n.m. Event chairman, Eugene Ver- beginning of next year. For the flret time the Home­ every possible manner Including a Those elected wern: Vice presi­ coming queen will be eelected from way through college by mixing feed kuyl, reports guest cams are at the feed mill on campus.* few tending toward the Impossible. avnllsblo for f 1.20. dential and secretarial candidate* Cal Poly, with the advent of coed*. Cox’* antics made the White Monica; treasurer, Stan Church Cunha says, "All of my Interest Deadline fer getting tickets for "This may prove to be a try-out In nutrition started right there In gusrterbacks Lea Harroa and Jack these two events Is Tuesday, June from Han Luis Obispo: and S.A.C. to see how things will work out rspre*entatlve, David Ryckenbosch that feed mill— grinding grain and Hears look good although they# 12th. No tickets will be Issued at for the ehooslng of the Poly Royal wondering what become* of It." were not many tosses that hit Cox from Lancaster, w these events. _ queen," lays Litchfield. Shepard said that Cunha is now In the chest. Litchfield made three committee qohalitored one of the leading It was a one handed catch by Only one medalist In the nation­ al collegiate golf championships COUNCIL HEAD chairman appolntmenta: Paul animal nutrition men In the nation. Cox from Hears (hat set up (he Melrsch of Napa will head the him ever iron® iihind to win tn§ Chester Young hns been named only scare of (he tilt. Cox chairman’ of ths College Council social committee, Ken Beatty of No Institution has been able to •flagged the hall on the 18 where national Individual title the same year. Earl Steward of LIU was for the 11)6(1-57 academic year. Westmorland will head the Home- make a clean sweep of the three fullback Rollle Pilaris, halfback Other officers are James Wills, coming dance committee, and Individual titles contested In the Jim Antoine and Hears took tourney modallst In 1841 then won tne national collegiate title vice-chairman, nnd Grace Flannery, Harry George of Burbank will national collegiate fencing Champ- turns moving the pigskin to ths secretary. head the parade committee. lonehips. sis. That’s where Filar la In ensuing play. ______’ .charged over for the only touch down. Pilaris attempted the con­ version hut ths ball sailed wide. Coached by assistant Tom Lee, $7,000 Must Be Cut From Student Body Budget the Green* were near paydirt sev­ eral times but tho Wnltea of as­ Irvrreaseli granted amountdA to sistant Coach Sheldon Harden kditox a NOT! i Ths Wlewtae HI- 8116,850 balanced budget submitted j ing week and return next Tues­ turned them back. f ftarr lafermSIMii ••"".inr by tho Finance committee for 7.884 while cuts oply totaled |886. day with suggestions where we important* If itoEm L to! TOP Student Affairs Council revlow low that the council has an over can tut selectively. If we cannot A* a whole, Hughes was pleased at li (font a float FMP Will ptf Mji’ J •Mef Ih. »I im m isis-if May 16 had been Increased to all picture of the budget, It.must go balance the budget that way, we with tho showing of his squad but dlrtcllr t*r*u*h p*r*h*»» ef sjsr 1128,849—[17,000 overbalan ced back and cut $8,999 where It deems may have to tax* a percentage from his vantage point In the rtrio liweiM fees* ASa-»eeejer*< *»!■ when SAC completed its first run ihost economical. cut ecroaa the hoard, hut 1 fear press box, ha noted several weak­ Mil** •*»«#*• fe» the r»». WHet I,*, a. r*«. Iht sawafsit. dtaalret We through the budget lato Tuesday AHII president Bob Grime said, that would hurt more people nesses that, need Ironing out I night. at the close of Tuesday night’s than you think." PrnUed Line VM hr.shVwn «f ikV'kMSjr ji SJf- Tho Increase resulted from meeting, "I want to aee this Anticipated Incomes and tent- The Hllver Fox praised the line 'M *n Ih* hull'll" board "Mt-ldf ifc* council give the budget very «|iid*nt h«d» • H l f . . „ . appeals and additional requests allocations as they now ploy of guards Wllllu Hudson nnd from more than 16 different groups. careful study during the follow­ (Continued an page 8) (Continued on page I)- Your Associated Student Body PAGE 2 EL MUSTANG FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1056 Fox Theatre,.. (Continued from pugo one) shull be eold by you only to stu­ dents In good standing at the Col­ TO S H lage at a price uf 50 cents each and may be uaed only by students in < /\ I I I I ) II PJI/I SI/VII I'l 11 \ I I I II INI I ( I <> I I I I. I good standing. 5. The receipts from the sale of THE LEAST the admission cards shall bs dl- By Alton Pryor vtdsd squally between you and this company after deducting the cost Donning my Bermuda shorts and PublUbad vwhlv Narine th* Mhos! m r u m l laying aside my Esquire magaslne, Hu AhmIi In lludmu, CiJIromli lu u Polrt of printing and after deducting I taxes measured directly by admis­ I will attempt to bring my next sions, in the event such taxes to the lust column up to date, j » t r s 5 a j « i should at any time bs determined Perhaps I shouldn't say next to the to bo applicable to euch sales, last, because thla may be my last 0. The student admission cards If it doesn’t paea the eyes of the BOB FLOOD. Edlter ALTON FBTOR. Asst Edlter Issued pursuant to this agreement powers that be. shall be used only at Fox West Dean Everett Chandler's recent Business Manager IMMVMtIIMIM Sieve Emanuels Spori* Editor ••••ft*******•••»••••••»•*«** John Moll* Coast theatres. Illness wax not only bumpy Home of the feelings expressed buslnsss for himself, but also a Adivorllslng .Manager sJJosossSMMIMBB l|^ “Don "lollNielson Photo Chloli Jim Dsarlngsr, Cha* Pooblo* by HAC members werei "This minlstratlve hands. Chandler’s Circulation Manager Mlko Mallli will meen we will pay for a priv­ bumps are mumps. Admlnistra- ilege alrcnd) extended to us— Advisor >WWNWWW»>tWtHHNNf»Hl|IMM|John "Rook" Koalaloy bumps are In filing his sohes. that la. the local theatres already Word has It that there are a total let ua in for a reduced price with of five people taking on the duties our student body cards." left by the Dean of Students. Dan Mustang of Week Coppock Installed And another member) "1 can Lawson. Dean Harold Wilson, Duune Coppock, junior poultry see a real benefit in this because Jim Wilkinson, Paul winner, and husbandry major from Nsbastonol. over holiday*,- particularly dur­ Johnny Jones all have their hands has been Installed as the 105(1-57 ing Christmas vacation, most of in the pie. Ret these men find a president of Cal l'oly's chapter of the students go home and attend new appreciation for the Dean of Blue Key National Honor Frater­ movies. This new card would Htudente after this, nity. allow them to see movies any­ This column carried a statement Selected as secretary-treasurer where in the state or Arisons at that Alpha Upsllon was akatlng of the fraternity at a recent meet­ ■tudent prices." on thin lo* fn the April 6 Issuo ing was Steve Parrish, junior aero­ /•.when President Grime discus­ of El Mustang. Rumor has it nautical engineering major from sed the proposal with the local Pox that the Ice has melted and some West Coast manager. Karl Swan- rnnglng to $660 for tho hlgeit Skokie, 111. tha swimmers are going down for repar estimate. For your salts, New members Initiated weret Ed Rtrom, Orlm* asked 1/ there was the third time. Big obstacle- Chellnl, Allan Chlnp, Chuck Cumm­ any likelihood student prices would Shaver, I hop* you don't have any changing from Oreek nama to clause from these two men. ings, Charlesisries veiameior.Delameter. voarlesCharles bo lifted. Thor* was that possibil­ good old American title. You can Larry Dietsel. non Kell- ity but tha Iocs I manager couldn't According to an article In a expect a big story on hie next recent Coronet magaslne, this ogg, T^om■Kennedy, Kennedy, Hayden Lee,Lee. y for euro either way. week— I ‘ hope. Paul Mlersch, Norman Nichols, Mill If the card proposal is accepted — ill------This seems like the week for decided effect on bringing a dis­ Nielson, Alton Pryor and Don next Tuesday night, last RAC meet­ bump*. Two Instructors found some ing this year, student body cards ease known as "Infectious moau- walker. costly jolts in the form of a stud­ will not allow students to get a re­ cleosia" to tho campus. Already ent'* car. Last quarter. Larry svmtoms resembling those of this duced price on their movie tiexete Bhaver, aero major, parked his ear Tarb«t Haadi Praia at Fog West Coast theatres. disease have been known on Hm in front of tha engineering audi­ campus, and her* we have practic­ Mustang of the Woo It for this Heading a new slate of officers torium and an EE Instructor ran for the Pres* association is Ken ally no women at all. Thia disease Friday is Dick Vsn Brackls, senior into the backend of the auto to tho takas form 82 lo 40 days before majoringng in AAgriculture g r i o __ .... Jour* Tsrbet of Concord, . _ $7,000 Chopis* tuno of $30 damage. This week, Tarbet will be aslisted by Doug ■ymtoma of Illness appear, but nslism, swarded' i rorfoi his exoellent Bhavpr parked thsro again and a it looks as those there ie little service__... in _ organlili tnlslng the spring Horne, Chicago vice-president) (Continued from page one) stand are as follows i Instructor backed into medicine will be able to do about Usilvrship conference for B.A.C. Wayne Cos, from Covejo, secret­ ‘hi front-end to a louder tune of Among his many activities at ary, and Earl Hodges of Ventura, Athiotleai Income $$4,$S0| allo­ It’s caused from kiMlng. $461 for tho lowest estimate, That Is —To Bay T»h* Least. Oal a Poly, w s/| Vsn ▼ sail vBrackle s p v s is presi­ treasurer. cated M2,941. dent of Blue Key. a member of Publication*! Income |12,5201 the board of publications, B.A.C. NEW CANTERBURY OFFICERS allocated 218,470. representative for the lnt#r-d*osrt- New officers of the Canterbury Musict Income $1,$$0| allocated mental council, president of this club are president, Oene Curryi |6 188* Press club, and a member of the vice-president,’ nt, John Ferguson | re- Poly Royali Income $11,826| al­ Chopper '* (ju lje advisor’s committee. Van Brackle cording secretary , John Hires) located $12,426. was editor of Ei Mustang last corresponding secretary-treasurer, College Union i Income $2001 al­ year and has also served as Dick Ranker and junior represen­ located $6,011, associate editor of El Rodeo. tative, Douglas Oraves. ABB Generali Income $62,460 (based on 6600 anticipated enroll­ ment)! allocated $20,114. HOUSING NEXT YEAR Livestock ... team i Income KNAPP $17 meethly $246) allocated T i0. votor. fsrkei* Issludsd, 5I«m 4-11 Droi* and Work electricity ct nominal cost, GREEN BROTHERS Dairy judging_ team i Income $210| allocated ll&OO, celt Isusdry; pleyereund Groups without income were al­ r f w r * % V i c v P*h studenti year after year Known for Good Clothing by located aa follows t Intramural* | Tr*Her Ceurt Poly Student* ilnce tho turn of tho co ntury,. . $870, rally commlttea »n73, home- 790 foothill coming $460, orientation ft,076, - —We Stead Behind Our Merchandise— leadership confer*!,j* $228. rodeo Monhotton • Pendleton • Crosby Squoro team $1,300, Polygon 1400. Roes RELIABLE PRESCRIPTION . parade $480, Model UN $400, ag­ •Munilngwoor riculture council $44$. SERVICE Breakdown In athletics budget i Lesel Agency Per leitmss Kedah Wo givo S&H Groon Stomps 171 Montsroy St. Footballi Income $28,650, allo­ cated $2(1,300, Ihcettsr Pees Baekotbaili Income $4,600, allo­ OlfTB Btudont'a Chock* Cashed cated 66,476. MAGAZINES STATIONERY . Boxing! Income $4,600, si located SUNDRIES $4,070. LOVELY Sports without income were al­ Omm Bag* located aa followei gymnastics $200, tennis $400, baseball $8,160, AH LOUIS STORE Hotel Drug Store track $2,466, cross country $280, ••• Palm Pk. Ilt-f swimming $600, water polo $286, John Hurley, owner R O S E B O W L wrsstUng $010. golf $7)6, soccer ANDCRSON HOTEL BLDG. $670, athletics general $6,736. Breakdown In publications bud- geti Kl Mustang! Income $6,720, al­ Q m m o m studio located 16,790, Graduation COURT El Rodeo, income $7,100, allo­ Photography by Wogsr* cated $7,760. Announcements Without Income! Publications For Quality Portraiture PINIST MOTIL IN SAN LUIS OBISPO general, fS$0, $1.00 o doxen Breakdown in music budget! Homs concerts Income $1650, or FREE TELEVISION “ allocated $$10. 15* ooch Music touri Income $200, allo­ IN EVERY UNIT cated $2,700. Without incomoi Glee club $101, II Corral 1575 Montsroy Stroot U.S. 101 Phono 647 Collegians $200, band $1510, music 664 Hleesrs Pk. 1141 general $1076. Bookstore Breakdown In Poly Royal bud- * Barbecue! Income $$,600, tUo- sated | 8,860, Carnival) Income $1,600, alio* College sen ion - cated $1,060, NEW Fortmklo Typewriters Coronation Ball; Income $000, Machine Shop allocated T our most wanted men USED Otilco Machlnon Western •i Income $260, el- located $1U. Today, m a oollogo grad, you Rodeoi Income $2,600, allocated have a cboioo of more job* than 82,400* over. Which should you toko? 25th anniversary activity! In- Juno Roador'a Digest telle 1 Day Service Wo do Precision Work m m $2,000, allocated $1,460. you what big com pontes are do­ Without Income: advertising ing to racruit promising stu­ Von Norman 562 L . u and publicity 6260, pictorial $760, Special Tune-up queens end princesses $276, Poly dents, solarise offered, the kind Automatic Royal general $06$, Rates To Students Surface Grinder Breakdown In College Union AUTROBIBID budget i UMDEBWOOD DIBTB1BUTOB Film committee! Income $100, Got Juno Roador'a Digest at allocated $600. * Without Income; College Union your nowmtand: 48 arttetea of MARSHALL Jf*"*r*l $7*0, house committee looting Interact, Including tho $$6$, outings committee $276, boot from loading mo guinea BusinMMi Machinaa •fJMHlttdf $1,M6, aesem- and current hooka, condensed 424 HlgiMm Pb. 271 bile* $1,000, drama committee to eavo your time. $ 100. 1413 Monteroy fl. i

FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1958 EL MUSTANG P A G E 3 Test Pilot Discusses Dick Wilson Is Head Ctrdi K Gowns Huosna Of Ag Council School With Red Dross Huasna school, locatad 19 mtlee Job At IAS Dinner Dick Wilson, Junior from Exeter, is the nowly elected chairman for aouth o f Arroyo Grande, is truly Tout pilot "Zeke" Hopkins, of tho agricultural council. a little red achool houae and ail North American will he tho fouturod apeukur tomorrow night Hacking up Wilson will be Louts because of the offorte of Cal lit tho unnuttl spring fling of the Calcagno, Kalinas, As vice-Chulr- Poly’e Circle K olub. man and reportor and Jim Camp­ Cel poly rhnpter or tho Institute Membcra of the olub gowned of Aeronuutlcal- Hoiences. The bell, Lompoc, secretary-treasurer. dinner will be held In the Santa Advisor Is Vard Shepard, dean the eehool, which has not had a Muria Inn. of agriculture. coat of paint einoe 1987, In aoven . Hopkins was graduated front the Next meeting of the council will gallons of red paint and trimmed U. S. Military Academy in 1040. be June 5 when officers will bo in­ In white. The eohool, erected in He received u masters degree in stalled. ' f. 1907, ie one of tho f*w country aeronautical engineering from schools left in the country, eaye Princeton university in 1040. Bob MoVay, olub past-president From 1051 until 1055, he was a Seniors And Commtncimtnt Among other club activities test pilot at the Air Force flight for the year are freshman orien­ test center at Edwards Air Force "Graduating seniors are urged tation, hosting of tho district base. Ho has been employed us un to make every effort to attend the Cireloi K convention, Christmas engineering test pilot for North commenoemrtit exercises at I p.m., decora'iccoratlone ______In tho______administration ______American for over a year. As his June 16," announces Paul Winner, lobby, trophy case maintenance, IK subject, he has selected, "The Iiole admissions officer. basketball banquet i of Flight Test in the Aircraft In­ "However, if for some reason booth at Poly RoyalP Features O f Hawaiian Luau dustry." an Individual finds he cannot pos­ Bob Ollvae was recently in- Leetor Gustafson, head of the sibly attend the commencement ex- etallod president of tho olub. aero engineering department, will oercises, he should report this in­ present the speaker’s award and formation to the recorder's office, Good Food And Hula Girls outstanding student award to two Adm. 109. in order to avoid an IAS members. empty chair on the field during the Photos With Coffio Pol. jAttjag. kuluw pit, chicken long rice, heupie, and commencement exercises," Winner pineapple will all go Into the making of a different sort of says. There may be eomothtng alee to look at besides your coffee and ‘'picnic" tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock In Eetrada Oardene, NEWMAN DINNER, JUNE 4 turnover In El Corral Fountain 01it highway 101 north of San Lull Oblepo. The ocaiilon li The annual Newman olub instal­ next fall. inin authentic Hawaiian luau, complete with food from Hawaii Letter To Editor lation banquet and dinner dance Ngw El Corral manager Duke and hula girls form Woodbury col- will be held Monday, Juno 4. in tho HU hopee to hang three or four Mission hall starting at 6i80 p.m. lege In Los Angolas. Sponsoring views on the wails, liri Father Henry H alf will be the 1 would rapiaoa < ££££ the feast is tho Kane Q’ Hawaii In the last Issue of El Mustang guest speaker. now adorning 11 Corral.**" club. „ there appeared excerpt from a dis­ Plans for repaintingpainting the book­booh so/v& wasteland and had to bo reclaimed. cussion of "The History Behind the DWIVI IN IMIATUI Translated, the menu will in­ store sometime this summer art Middle East Crisis and What Can In 1948 it was the aarne effendl aleo underway, eaye Hlii.______clude perk and fish wrapped In Be Done About It." This discus­ class which called their followers Students 50c tea leaves, pig cooked under- sion was sponsored by the Inter­ to a holy war against the Jews, and round, and ooeonut pudding. national Relations club and was when the first shots wars flrsd »ickets mar be obtained from held In the Engineering auditorium, JWsneaked * sway to Beirut, leaving sny. . . . Kane O' „ ______HawaH club memberjp e Monday night, May IT. *h*,rtheir people leaderlesa and there­ Now Ploying for IS.00. IB.00. UIt may be poaelMe to The discussion was undoubtedly by sealing the fate of Arab reela- pick up tickets at the gate, de of benefit $o all who attended and I tance during the civil war. Robert Mltchum Jdn Sterling Information in this letter ie BAY THEATER ndlne on how many remain am sure nslderatton "MAN WITH TH I GUN" im the pre-sale. ______. ___ Jligigg wut baaed on Promise and Fulfillment Mali II Is. II CUM II K be weloomed by many interested by Arther Koostler. Hawaiian atmosphere- will also Ben-Ami Friedman Plus enter into the College Union dance students and local residents. I Ssrtafday Fima tomorrow night. Sponsored by Knnc would, however, like to comment I My footiuee I Lloyd Bridges Nancy Gates m O’ Hawaii, its tneme is "Beach­ on a statement made in discussion ww w■ w------w w n* e 1*4■vwwe HilMi,raewerawet "WITIACKS" combers' panes," and attractions and printed in this paper. |an llerilng. will include Hawaiian decorations Mr. Adnan Rchocair of Jordan THE HARDER THEY FALL plus the hula gals. The dance will declared that as Jewish immigra­ PASS FINALS tion Increased, so did the suffering fit lilt let. Sill MS Hill kick off at NilO in Crandall gym end Ahyam aaii^ Sunday Monday trim-the Collegians providing the o f Palestine's;lne’s Aran inhabitants,...... 9masmm• wweieiewwewe| wiwwiiiwewwpw i music. 1 "Between the ‘20s and '40s, many Hufh Narfewe, Money Oates. tamest Borgnme Betsy Blair Arabs lostt their lands, farms, and WORLD WITHOUT END "MARTY" Jobe," he declared. fluch a statement Is an absurdity. PASS CARS fri. Till H ill lat. Iill III! Ii4l Plus It can easily be shown that tho in­ Yearbooks On Sale fluence of Zloniet Immigration had on Ian. Nea. Tees. lane! 4 I 4 Month Vbyooe At Seal a vetr beneficial effect on the Arab Coat, laaday fraai i P.M. "NAKID SKA" The IBBI El Rodeo arrived population. After Centuries of stag­ I llg foatates I on campus Wednesday and_ are nation the Arab population of Pal­ Electric Recaps Ml Teehalsaiei, Vlstavlsloa, now oni aale.as! R o m et------w copies----- estine doubled between 1922 and Oootgo Oabel, Mitel Oeyner, of the book,boo each reserved by David Nlvoa, Reginald Oaidaei, Tuesday Wednesday 1942—in round figures, 600,000 to . a II down-paymentdowi last fall, 1,200,000. This striking develop­ $ £ 9 3 u , IB D I AMD THE BEEf willI Mbe handedhsitvwv »■.out inw return for — Dsnnls O'Keefe Pot O'Brien ment w u due partly to the work of ■an. t i l l M l M 9 the fl.00 necessary to complete Jewish hospitals and doctors, partly O (Mostly) "INSIDI DITROIT" payment. Nea. Tate, f i l l H ill to the Government’s healthy ser­ lake Agai. Mamie Van Delta. The books will..... be available vices which were mainly flnancd by Plus • # In the basementb of the Admin- Jewish taxes, and partly to the ITAR « THE DUET istratlaabulldfug RWt Mfet wtsew.meek, Immigration of Arabs from neigh- ■aa. dill T ill H ill Wayne Morris Norman Woodland Corns k today! tttudente will be asked ssked to fill boring countries attracted by Pal- Nea. m i M l - "MASTIR PLAN" out s mailing slip rhen receiving estine's higher wages and standard I Toohaloclae CaHooas I their annuals. of living. laaday at I f Jl. Only The general Arab standard of living rose as spectacularly as tin- Wed. te lot. lane I Ie I Accurate — M lebli population figures, Between 1022 MAM IM THE OEAT and 1939 tho annual consumption of PRESCRIPTION SERVICE principle commodities per head had 1411 Montoray It. FLANNEL IU1T risen by 85 per cent and gross "By |||( n -f’ r t t i Bridge" A DAY OF rURY production In agriculture and in- ••by Items • Drags - ilustry by 150 per cent per head. The fundamental fact about the landites Zloniet eettlement of Taleetine ie » •' that It-waa carried out neither by •pen 9 sun. te I p.m. force nor by the threat of force, No V * h WM* •v,r fort,,,d to eclt hie land whether It wee the estate of a rich effendl or the collective C .'O j)S (I l\ O property of a village., The Arabe Norton's Eagle Pharmacy ■old voluntarily, and had the fulleet BIB Htgnera It. poeeible government protection a- galnet s ictlng>g' rashly or being taken advantage(vantage ■ of. ■ AIKIN $300.00 Basicallylly. iRPPEBIcome nine Arab dans Alta 1130 had complete economic and political Every Keepsebe En- Wedding Ring $233.00 control, They led the opposition easement Diamond— against Zionism, and at the same regardless of the Hylo time sold their land to the Jews, or prise of the ring— ATTENTION! through middlemen, at high profile. if guaranteed per/eci/ This land was almost entirely for maslmum die- mend beauty leek for the name Keepsake in See us for.,. the ring B * NATIONALLY Quality Brands CA l PARK ADVHJIUD Auto Parts and Tools W a s h ____55c t f h id e r d a / S h irts____ 25c P a n ts____ 35c Auto Parts Store "Ask obout our weekly Marshall’s Jewelry Store Free wash" Monterey & Court Corner of California No Idler Guarantee: "Unco i l l ! " AnSereen Melel Sleek Cr Hothwoy, on Hofhwoy 710 Klyuera PAGE 4 EL MUSTANG FRIDAY. JUNE 1. 1956 Statistics Released On f56 Baseball Jotor Receive*Van Bowling Highlights P in t baseman Clive Komund Centerflelder Perry Jeter and The Monday night league dosed had tha top slurring average—a moumlamen Ken Lee and Ken Mat- John Allen and the fine defensive the 1066-66 bowling season this .611. Shortstop Jack Alpsnias had aon topped the aeaaon'a baaeball Horn Trophy For play of end Chuck King, ends Jim week with Its annual «voep- tha moat asaista with 63 but alao statistics aa the Mustangs ended Cox and Craig Brown and tackle tha moat arrora with 33. up with 13 wins and 10 loaaes. stakes. Highlight of the evening Bruo* Butterfield* Top Poly Athlete waa the presentation of thla year’s r Aa a team, Cal Poly had a bat­ Jeter had the top batting average It doe* look aa though Hughea ting average of .360 and a fielding of .38(1. He topped teammatea In Perry Jeter, Steubenville, Ohio, award*. Individual award winner* has the makings of another average of .008. » atolen baaea with 18, runs scored ha* been named the outstanding were Lee Vandiver, high game championship rlub. Lightning athlete at Cal Poly for 1066-66, trophy| Kd Pryk, high average speed In the backfleld from re* Outfielder Lew Oontry waa be- with 30, hits with 80, triples with four, walk* with 16, and total bases Jeter received the Van Horn trophy; and Jack Hector, high aer­ turning lettermen, Kudy Brooks, , hind Jeter In a batting average Jim Aptolne and tlanny Delgado collected with 61. trophy at the annual Block P soci­ with a .830. ety barbecue, ies trophy. boost Mustang hopes for the Matson, a right hander, had the The popular athlete has been Individual team trophlea were coming "66" gridiron season. loweat earned run average—a good outstanding In football and baa*- 1.63. Both Matson nad Lee com­ presented to the members of thla With the strong stalwarts an.. _ W e Don't Sell ball and has lettered In the two year'a Mat Pica PI team, winners fast backfleld, the Qreen and Gold pleted four game eaoh and both sport* for three years. The Van won three gamea. Lee pitched in of the Monday night league. Award ould be .the Big Surprise of the Horn, trophy goes to the outstand­ winners were Lee Vandiver, Cliff 3CAA league come next season. the moat gamea, M, and waa aotive ing athlete of the year aa voted by You Buy In 78 inning*' The lefthander waa Lee, BUI Clinglngamlth,imlth, Jo*Jo Evan- membora of the lattarman'a society. chik. and "Hap" Holladay. A team topa in strikeouts with 48 but gave The trophy waa Instituted In 1030 e e e up the moat walka, 84. trophy, presented by the El CamlnoCamtno and has been awarded at the close bowling alley to the first place of the school year since then. The team was awarded to A. M. "Bart" Photo Supplies Levis trophy Is named for Oaoar Van Fellows, printing department hand Horn, Cal Poly trackman who died and Mat Pica PI faculty advisor. In 1038. All CCA A Halfback The Thursday night league will Quality — Lee Riders Jeter waa named all-CallfornI* ave their sweepstakea and presar Collegiate Athletic association half­ tatlon of awards Thurs., June 7. back for thro* years and waa given Printing - Developing Western Ties leak Again I little All-Ante:rlcan recognition for two years. He holds several Cal e e Spaghetti Special Poly school records In football and templet* with Hied, baseball. He was named all-C CAA centerflelder this year and pacedced end teHee Poly Jackets •erlle thej Mustangs in run*runs ■vvrwu*scored, hits.iiivb, 2 4 Hour $1.00 triples, stolen bases and total bases. Today through Thursday Jeter plans to play professional Holeproof Sox football and was drafted by the lilcsgo Bears last>t year. Service e He was named all state grldderrrldder while attending Steubenville high school and waa given little All- Sweaters American honors while attending Specialist* In Flng Italian Food California's Ban Bernardino Junior C al Ph oto Serving Doily, 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Thrifty Shopper Stomp* Quarterback Bobby Neal was (except Wedneidoy) winner of the Van Horn trophy last year. Other winners have been S u p p ly CARL Open Sunday, 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. Stan Sheriff, football, Jerry Nau- ■JOHNNYI feld, swimming and water polo; NELSON OFFICE EQUIPMENT Dos* Him*, track, football and baa< Capri SupperClub ketball; Jim Dow*, wrestling] ■HHHHMMKCOMPANY 899 Higutre Fhona 773 BBY f i l l Ireed-latweea Marsh A Hlguere Marshall Hamuola, football ann track; Vern Bebernssa, football and 690 Hlguoro St. Fhona 221 baseball; Hank Moroskl, basket­ •51 Higugro Street ball i Jim Yates.i, football; Leroy ___ Lieb, football and basketball; John Hchrahoff, football; and Herb sW sVsVaVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVtVsVsVsVstJ Brownlee, track and football. Special Rates To Poly Dr. Mott Releases four .e a y u e ore New Schedule For Poly Swimming Pool Imported Bucktkln H . W ith Present schedules for recrea­ tional swimming will terminate *e seel, se comfortable June 6, with summer instructional Tires Tubes s* easy t* clsaa and recreational hours taking NORWALK SERVICE beseaie Uwm are effect on the 86th, eaya Dr. Robert tb* Prised skta* of rare Mott, head of ths physloal sdu 'Meter Tuae-up South American Jack Dear. lion department. Honor Summer sohsdulss released Aik about Overhauling Then Tayler add* s Dr. Mott arsi Wheel Aligning soft deep yielding Instruction for children (Int thi Major Red Rubber Soli mediate and advanced)—June Undersea! <* give you July 80, Monday and Wednesd Poly Credit Washing real feet luxury, 10-11:30 a.m. (purtidpn able to swim no y*i yards wm Gat Cards and Thursday, 10-11:80 a.m swimmers and beginners), Discount swimming, J 6 Months Batteries Guarantee 3-4 p.m. The pool will not he open Sat­ urdays, Sundays, evenings or ho||- San,a Ro,a and M «u»ra days, Dr. Mott maintains. Present swimming cards expire'June 30; new card* can be eecured at tha physical education office effective June 86, Cal Poly Gift Headquarters] Student- who picked up two 3*ft. length radiator hoses at Weataldc Auto Parts a couple of months ugo, Extra Special Value! to he charged to p campus depart­ ment, aeked to chock with flrrp about payment. Smack Itl Whack Itl NID FOR RU00ID IIRVICI "HUDSON" •\Vk jSy/oX.-A/aJc. Is DOWN—80s A WIIK • t 8vby Jewel. e Weter-Rttltfant e Shoik-R*iiiteni e Antl-MegneM* HAND-MOULDI e Lemlsee* Dlel e Sweep te«end-Maad • H b B Top. for ipertinen end every Joy vie.

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