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coined By tudents In Inner Quad ...Spada!! Vice-President Richard M. Nixon was welcomed by more than 3000 enthusiastic students and townsfolk ir the Inner Quad yesterday. SAN JOSE STATE CO_LEGE "I believe that the best interests of the United States will be served by re-electing President Eisenhower to the presidency," cm- VOL. 44 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER No. 12 phashed Nixon in his 35-minute talk. He stated that stakes in the nation and %%mid high viol ƒ%i Dance Orchestra de. Vl II man is la-a ti .dt(iid Nixott Speaks ,o 3000 St uden ts, Townsfolk lead olit nation in 110. t Few Fill Applications To Be Announced to Carolyn Williams, social affair. The stet'-PreSnient b For Class Offices committee entertainment chair- audience to forget party affilia- man. will announce the orchestra tions. consider only the fact that we which will play at the Coronation ate all U.S. citizens and then Deadline is Extended Ba I I at a committee meeting ansv.er the following question: -What Because of a lack of applications for offices in the sophomore, Thursday, 2:30 p.m. in the dug- does the Eisenhower ad- junior and senior classes, Chief Justice Gary Clarke today announced out. ministration offer to the future of that the application deadline has been extended until 4:30 p.m. Mon- Donna Deanne, publicity chair- America to the young people day, Oct. 15. The original deadline was 4:30 p.m. tomorrow. man, reports that a general dis- America?" Clarice stressed applications have been especially light for Jun:or cussion meeting will be held and Ni on pointed out that )oung and Senior class offices. Only seven persons have applied for office work on decorations will continue. mouth oant good jobs. 'wearily. in both classes. Applications may be obtained in the Student Union. and progress; in the future. Ile Clarke also pointed out that since this is a national election year, stated that the present adminis- he had hoped to have more stu- Bumper Stickers tration. as a "look into the 113¦1 dents participate in ASR govern- floor yearn will prone," is loe t ment. Open Letter qualified to fulfill these desires. "f honestly and sincerely hope Say 'Yes On 3' "There are more job.. higher NAV,, and that each and every student By Ryan Asks Bumper stickers reading "Yes real seeurit:4 rtfl be interested enough In his On 3" were distributed to student than lit anytime in histor¦: dm, i1 million people sudentt government t hat he autontobiles today as the first lime pity., ’ %tlil t ake a little time to study Participation campaign move by the Student he remarked. -The Fd.enhower the candidates and vote In the erononile policies hat.. mink, a Dear Students: Committee for Proposition 3. coming election, Oct. 25-26," Committee Chairman Bob Hos- Iii', lthy climate for the real Many times d.Uring the past stimulation of Clarke added. "I hope every feldt has urged all students to productit ity and student oho I. eligible to vote three years I have heard students leave the stickers on their cars IttitInctive genius in 1 .S. ern- esercises this eight," he con- ask the question, "How can I be- in order to aid the campaign. nomfes." cluded. Posters "Young people also want securi- come active in our student govern- in favor of the measure A list containing information on will be distributed to San Jose INNER QUAD, JAMMED More than 3000 S-IS squat t ing oil the gra.... hanging its er Int ty." he added, "and the wonl se- ment?" Time and again I have students and ealMmunity residents huddled together 0000 where a student may regitIter or merchants tomorrow, Hosfeldt loolge f and mit itt elnas-ro %4Inolon. Itie ga curity means that %hen 1 invest 3 heard students express a desire under leadened skies yesterday afternoon to hear ing nartnly reeel%ed the %ice pre.ideat ii I,,, obtain an absentee ballot has been added. dollar today, receive a dollar to take an the address by Vice President Richard M. Nixon. for 35 minutes Phot II 1)) placed on the bulletin board in active part in their ten years from now." Nixon said the Student Union, under "Stu- Associated Student Body; yet they that a person investing in govern- do not do so, simply because dent Court". the Veep Lauds Eisenh er Tonight's Rally To Examine ment bonds, social security. and Applicants for offices are listed opportunity is not offered to them. KO forth during 1942-52 only re- below: We at San Jose State can be 'Is Stanford Really Purer ceived -60 cents on every dollar Freshman Class-president, Roy justly proud of our Associated invested." Ile thy added, "but E. Cureton and Paul C. (Connie) Student Body. Last May at the Don't plan anything for tonight. from bet-Wiling inn WeightY The now, a one dollar investmeAt Kersey; vice president, Ter r y Pacific Student Presidents' Assn. That is. don't plan anything acts represent some of the top brings a one dollar return. Con- Feist, Donna M. Gedeon, William convention held in Vancouver, ELSE tonight other than the 6 SJS talent, according to Jack seqilently, it is only common o'clock rally in Morris Dailey Aud- Alberti, rally Cntertalnment chair- P. Rose and David R. Rowe; sec- B.C., Ray Freeman and I had an sense to bust' our government on rotary. Barbara A. Baynard, Jean opportunity to meet the presidents itorium. Inside sources, close to man. a sound dollar . . . the sound Ei- V. Jewell, Diane Beall, Daniel and vice presidents from all of high officials of the Rally Com- When Stanford heard of the senhower dollar!' Burns. Mary L. White and Carol the colleges and universities in mittee, report that tonight we question being posed by tonight's "We also say that we offer pm- N. Young; treasurer, Terry Brown, the 11 western states. They were should all know She answer to rally, they immediately made gross," continued the vice presi- the question "Is Stanford Mary Dutt n and Jeannie S. astounded. to say the least, at Really plans to send representatives of dent. "Both parties want better Lund; representative, Anita L. the amount of power and prestige Pure?" their own to the proceedings. schools, housing, medical care. so. Hoping to bring the answer to Avery, Don Fined, Dick Goss, our student government enjoyed. Therefore, Stanford's song girls, cial security and fuller lives for San Jose State students will be cheer leaders and Indian mascot Mari Delma Morris, Peggy Shub- titit . PentlICLbow.11Y611.. We. Anita be Where else does the student the eolkwes hung sable, cheer alarr-win tie AVitiinhle kagel, Patea--Voitich and Bob body approve a budget a over' r:arefol not to tnke a dead end leaders and pep band. Mr. Spat-di Ing road in Of Young. ' $132,000? Where else do the stu- a ss - president, also will be on hand. to probe It's rumored that both UCLA "The f:isenhower policies are Sophomose CI dents have a leadership training further into the query. and SC are eargerly awaiting the right became these needs tire Anne L. B4man; vice president. program even comparable to our Perry; secretary, Lee Six novelty acta have been outcome o f tonight's "invest'. NO great that the federal gin Elaine Sparta Camp? Where else does scheduled to appear during the gat ion". ernment it ill hecome dried up Houk and Beverly Crawford; trea- the student government have so Sorg; representative, rally to keep the "investigation" rcall pore? wit hoot aid from State govern- surer, Lee little faculty dictation? Alice Kunz. male justice, Ronald menta, local government., and F. Tuttle and Roger J. Tiffany; No, not even Stanford, the Un- Question Shin (),-(1 'Purity' the inventiveness of American female justice, Carol Crisler and iversity of California or UCLA citizen'," Ile 3011 that the Id% Pat Parkhill. can begin to approach the ef- ram of grimily, productivity. ' Junior Class president, Chuck ficiency and prestige of our stu- and prosperity evident in tour Rigdon. vice president, none.; sec- dent government. country is due 10 Individual, not retary, none; treasurer, Kay Col- I am certain that you, too. federal enterprise. lins; representative; Judi Perkins. might like to take a More active The next question Nixon risked A WARM RECEPTIoN Viee President Richard M. Nixon re- themselves Senior Class president. none; part in your ASB. How? The ceived a standing ovation from the more than 8000 persons gathered his audience to ask vice president, Joan Ereno; sec- answer is evident. the time is nosy. In the Inner Quad yesterday afternoon to welcome him to !WS. was: "Which candidate is hest retary, none; treasurer, Diane Standing at the left Is Dr. John T. %VvihIquitt, college president, who qualified by experience and back- More than 42 positions on sub- Harlow; representative, George Introduced Nixon, Mrs. Nixon stands at the right. Photo by Starr ground to keep world pence? committees of the Student Coun- Bruntz and Milt Rembaud, Nixon stressed that Eiserituiwer cil are now open for applicants. is the best man beetinSe he "got Officers must be elected to lead Stanford Prof To Discuss us out or one war and kept in: the freshman, sophomore, junior Say Agnew Probe from another. We conk" offer to and senior classes for the coming 11 Mind Traits at &IS Today end the draft and stop 11-bontb Does year Much Harm Today has been declared "Ed- and indicate what teachers can do tests, hut national security email- AGNEW, CALIF., Oct. 1 0-- As a member of the Student ucation Day" at San Jose State. to help instill and develop these tains must be placed above party (UP)- An assembly committee Council, I encourage you to fill Planned activities. sponsored by traits in their pupils. We must think of securk headed by Bruce F. Allen (R-San out an apjAication for one of these Following the program in Mor- not only for the F.S. hut for the California Student Teachers Jot's.) believes the State it ttorney before Monday, Oct. 15. ris Dailey. the harbecue luncheon all th* peoples of the world." He positions Association, include an address by General's report on conditions at Forms are available in the ASH will he served in the picnic area limn added that the President is Dr. Alfred H. Grommon and a Modesto State Hospital has done located in the Student behind the Women's Gym. I he hest qualified part isan of pence. office barbecue luncheon. more harm than good. Union. I am sure a committe Free to C.STA members, there heeause he hiss actually seen the' Allen and three members of his will of the most Dr. Grommon, who will speak will barbecue admission horrors or war. assignment be one at 1O:30 be a commitee on social welfare issued enjoyable experiences of your col- a.m. in Morris Dailey charge of 75 cents to other stu- Mum %tressed OKI there Is Auditorium, Is an associate pro- a statement critical of Attorney lege career. dents anti faculty members. no easy rosd ti, pester. "We hate General Edmund G. Brown yes- fessor of English and education at Noll criticized fur Ofir 'Res e- one-day Sincerely, Stanford. terday after a hearing ? n ny program tau this program Don Ryan into conditions at Agnew State Dr. Grommon will identify and Library Is Closed is estotnlitil if %t o. %t an. to Mild ASH Vier President Hospital. discuss seven traits of the mind The library %ill be closed In- the again., world ir ban v o need nnd will remain closed until and gain the line United Perms Roundup In the neutral a owhi." Ile said Tuesday morning, aecording to STANFORD PURITV.!-Stilrle) Smith, complete in (hat the peoples In A.ia hant Mks Joyce Raeklis, head librari- Indian ens- lump and prise, represents Stan- peace, Independeni e and eonnt- Returns an. The library is being closed 'Bottle Ini ford In the eourtroom seem. in Ity. "We either fulfill their Early Alaska tonight'. rall In Morris Daile¦ the move ran he made into want. o how to Mt 11. I old it or , Stanford i I I !o- the new addition. The Reserve On TV Tod a mit hi-hire ttoe pro...coition 411 threat." hook room wilt remain open. an Jose Slate to determine if In clasing, Nison stst d ' Show Democratic Lead the Indians' alblerie program is have talked alwait the hard w.,y Lloyd %%Sitters, frPSIllaila .11!NEAU, - I U Alaska's a Democrat to the presidency. mony before a senate slibeommit- renll. "poire", six owlti motto. tap o tram anfs may havø soinedeot TV ma)or, star in "The Ilia. "weathervane" election showed Democrats were leading in all tee investigating campaign spend- the torogrom. _rhoifiopening byat Tors, pessimistic, Mil you may he nal. signs of good Their candidate for t le Imp", over radio slat ion KEEN increasing weather three races. ing. vinced that we art' going to Kin dele- Spartan Shields today at N 311 pm The play is an for the, Democrats wednesday as the territory's non.voting He said he based it on a letter the battle tar peace .. we are nit post had piled up adaptation by Romance. C. Koop. partial returns trickled in from gate-to-congress written doctors by the chairman Teacher Trainees tbe right side we haw. a set'- all of the sprawling territory's a 2-1 lead over his Repubicah op- Elect Officers man from the story by Robert oft the GOP's committee on heal- Loins Stevenson. Frank T. ref weapon. This weapon is the '271 precincts. ponet, and Democrats were lead- ing arts. He identified the chair- N e w officers f 0 r Spat tan fact that peoples on both sides of ing in 21 out of 24 contests for Shields, sophomore men's McCann, assistant professor of To Be Tested Alaskans Whited Tuesday for man as Dr. Elmer Hess, past hon- the iron curtain want peace " territorial speech will direet the production. two token U.S. senators and one House seats in the president of the American Medical orary sneiety: were elected at the Teacher Interest Tests, requir- This la why President Eisenhow. legislature and in 6 out of 9 ter- Tuesday evening meeting. "The Bottle Imp" concerns a teacher training representative under an Alaska. Association. regular ed for students, Cr must be re-elected to the presi- magic imp in a bottle, who will Tennessee plan which would send ritorial Senate races. Butler said the Aug. 29 letter Newly elected officers are Curt and the Arithmetic Fundamental dency, he concluded. "No man BUTLER IN GOP ATTACK give his owner anything he wants. Test will tie given Oct. 18 and 19 their choices to Washington to asked doctors to urge their drug- Loft. president; Bob Mathis, vice- other than Ike can present the WASHINGTON, -1U P1- Dem- president; Dick Robinson. record-re The cast will be: Lopatin. from 3-5 pm in th f` Morris lobby for statehood, gists. among others, to enntritsitn symhul for peace so necessary at National Chairman Paul Ifambly. Keawe, Kevin Dailey Auditorium. according ocratic to the Eisenhower-Nixon earn- i secretary: Roger Lloyd Walters; to this time." " Stateside interest was focused M. Butler charged Wednesday treasurer; T om Burns. corres- Brotiehl; Kokia, Suzanne Mann; Dr. Harrison Heath of the Test- on the election because Alaska has that the Republican National ponding secretary; Ernie Zntolla, Lawyer. Fton Robinson; Hook. ing Office. developed s reputation as a"baro- Committee sanctioned "the use of "Druggists arc dependent upon sergeant-at-arms; and Bruce Car- Earl IAillets Nairritor and Man I. Teacher training s I ti dents ( .14w rill g ()recast metes" capable of predicting the' economic pressure as a method of doctors for part of their liveli- ter, pledge maishall. Jay Michel's: Old Man, Gil should check In the Personnel of. Threatening skies are experted trend in subsquent elec- political raising campaign funds." hood," Butler said. "This fact Members of the society make Hughes; btan 11 and sound. Bob flee. Room. 116, to see if they to clear this morning, With the tions In the United States. He said the GOP had asked Schneider; Young Man and An- need to afternoon beconVng fair. would naturally influence drug- regular visits to Agnew to enter- take the Arithmetic Fun- probably For almost four decades, the doctors to urge their druggists to tain and talk with patients. Bill nouncer, Rob George: Old Man n damental Test. Appoint:Penis for according ou. weatherttemathertrm"t_pre forecast gists to obey their doctors' orders Alaska v 0 t e acculately forecast contribute to the Republican McLain, Bob. Mathis, and Curt and servant. Mike Sanders: Bo- the test should be made in the complied whether the states several weeks party. 1riT04Tars tad them Tc7 ft visited the hospital yester- sun, Grant Salzman; and Chang. Testing Office, Bonn 19, by Wed- Little change' from yesterday's later would elect a Republican or Butler made the charge hi testi- Money to the Republicans." day. Dick Kuwabara. . nesday, Oct. 17. temperature is foricen. Snattanclik Prof Emeritus. Gets 'Thank You' SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Suggests Bus Rides I 1 P&p 2 Thursday, October I I, 956 From President Eisenhower I tear Thrust & Parry: lke Thanks Dr. l;eorge SiOEW The brothers of Sigma Pi fra- EDITORIAL ternity, having received a letter concerning student attendence at F011* PiCitire of \fission Carmel varsity football practices, have a Drinking Age Limit Troubles Stanford suggestion to make. Owing to the By TOM LARIMORE that Spartan 'Stadium is a Those that ask for reform often are those who find themselves A letter -just between us fellows- signed by President Dwight fact considerable distance from school, unable to fit within the sphere of existing regulations. D. Eisenhower was received by former San Jose State instructor it seems to us that it would be George E. Stone, thanking him for a photograph of Mission Carmel. So seems the plight at Stanford. advisable to provide bus transpor- Stanford Daily last week urged the lowering of the drinking age During the President's stay on the Monterey Peninsula this sum- mer Mr. Eisenhower was quoted as wishing to photo of the tation to and from the stadium, to solve the problem of under-age students who have been arrested have a thus permitting a maximum num- in University -hangouts.- Although net inferring what the drinking mission so he might be able to paint from it during his leisure. One of the President's to at Buses should be schedul- ages should be, the newspaper commented that students were rather hobbies is painting. ed at least two different times mature at IS or 19. Stone. now professor emeritus,f during the afternoon and by do- Coincidental or not-so-coincidental sidelight to the report was retired from the SJS faculty at ing so. we feel, a goodly number of a press report from Palo Alto that announced the arrest of four Stan- the end of the spring semester. , students would be able to attend ford students by state liquor agents in the past two weeks. ending a 22-year teaching career who otherwise would have no way So there you are. In photography. .of getting there. Arriving at San Jose State in Yours truly, We advocate no such reform at San Jose State College. We 1934 as a student. Stone was ask- feel our student body can decide its own age of maturity and does William W. Boorman and if, ed to become an instructor and ASH 1131 not need a newspaper's urge for lowering the age limit when continued until this year. 1-le re- light for all to view. immaturity puts the college in an embarrassing ceived his bachelor of arts de- -Rather mature- leaves much to be desired when you try to gree in 1916 at the University of decide a drinking age limit. Maturity cannot be restricted to age California and returned to Cal Spartan Daily limits. Some people mature earlier than others, and we all know of for his-nuister's rank in 1933. San Jose State College so-called mature- limit of 21 who lack mature people over the During this intermission, Stone Entered as second class matter qualities. served a hitch in the army as the April 24, 1934. at San Jos*, Calif., The issue is further complicated by the question of what type of only photographic officer f o r under the at of March 3, 1879. Member California Newspaper Pub. maturity? three divisions. The highlight of maturity. Do you mean physical, moral or spiritual Ushers' Association. The SPARTAN DAILY is not prodded by embarrassment to take this army life was the photo- Published daily by the Associated a stand alongside its Peninsula neighbor. graphing of General J.J. Persh- Students of San Jose State College. With pride and humility the SPARTAN DAILY salutes the SJS ing. ercept Saturday and Sunday, during The camera has been Stone', the college year with one issue dur. student body for preventing such embarrassment to be fostered on inq each final evarnination period. spark of life as he has traveled OW campus. Subscriptions accepted only on a extensively throughout the world We send our condolences to Stanford and hope that any further GEORGE E. STONE I remainder.of.srhool year basis, In embarrassment will be limited to athletic contests like the one to I He first gained national promin- fall semester, $3: in Spring semester. ... Emeritus Prot $1.50. be held Saturday. B. P. ence in 1916 when he photograph- ed a color movie "How Life Be- Telephone: CYpress 4.64l4 Ed. tonal, Ext. 210: Advertising Dept. PRESIDENT SENDS TII NKS This picture of Mission Carmel gins." This film was one of the Lit. 211. was taken by former SJS photography instructor, George E. Stone first that made use of colored 92 Ain't Et Yet Press of the Globe Printing Co., and sent to President Ei senhouer Usk r. Ity return mall. the film, DENVER. Tenn., - (UPI 1445 Sogth first St., San Jos*, Calif Here and There , presidential Otani,. eapresaed in the letter, below, nen. sent to e. During Ube time Stone taught Fuzzy, a cat owned by Mrs. C . B. Editor or By FRED CLAIRE part-time jobs, which paid all at SJS the photography depart-, Cantrell, didn't eat all the mice JOHN KEPLINGER }lave you ever heard of a mec- part of their expenses. Thirteen ment has grown from a few stu- she killed. When the Canteens Business Manager hanical cow? One made of iron, per cent of the students received dents to hundreds. He was award- finished emptying their corn crib, JACK ERICKSOR with legs, hoofs. a scholarships and loans and nine ed the emeritus title at the June, they found 92 mice Fizzy had Day Editor complete September 17. 11% GARY BUTLER moveable head, mouth and ears, per cent received financial a i d 1956 graduation exercises. ' caught. electric light bulb eyes and a from the government. - vocabulary of "Mho, Moo7" Grindstone Adage. The Future Farmers of Amer- FIRST DAY'S WORK LIFE INSURANCE k's at Ch.% is Digit School hose of Ari- Dear Profeaaor Marne : Phony; Nose Cut "Ins ed one and intend to From the State Press BELMONT, CALIF, --I UP)---- for shoo it at the Crean Disrlet zona State College comes this I ern moat graitival to you for mattag m both your Eugene Aversa, 23, found out yes- Fair. funny piece: COLLEGE STUDENTS i transparencies and lithogrephe of eonsa of the poises terday that it isn't .always a good The cow gives milk, orange recent college graduate A pupa r Was beasity es the Monterey Pe 4121.811111. I thing to keep your nose to the and chocotate milk. As low as 54.60 per month for 510,000 (age 211 Juice. cream swears this actually happened only wish my peueting teclan.mar, each ee it ia, mire grindstone. and can give all four at the same to him. After graduation. he equal tc the task of captur.ng the resaity sad loeoll. Phone are Aversa was doing more minding' time These Future Farmers was employed by a large firm. itill tlate. se yOU bey* so mecca*** nea of the Calmat on an emery wheel at the Western in the future. On the first morning it uork At any rate, I RAY K. really' fully done with yen/ loss. &soar. Gear Works here when the wheel FARRIS, C. L. U. a t,r m IMMO ma 02 try. his boss handed him you that your tisoagghtitelataa grill broke and a piece flew it and cut Office CY 3.8550 Res. CY 5-6273, CY 5-6274 SOMETHING IS MISSING and told him to sweep the Door. him on the nose. A one column caption in the too, foe your tummemes as the efforts "But I'm a college graduate," Thank you, Syracuse Daily Orange reads. of the Actnittuirt regime. art traly appreciate:let. "Kim Novak and Tyrone Power he said in protest. "OK," snapped Senlors Make a date with tomorrow join forces in bringing the story the boss, "here. I'll show you With my warm thenius sae sus Mabee. of Eddy Duchin to the cinema. how" If you are graduating in Science, Engineering, Business Administration at the Regent." linocerely, now playing or allied subjects, now is the time to get the facts on exceptional It's a. very nice caption hut MISSPELLED WORDS opportunities at North American Aviation. there's only one thing missing. a issue of PICTURE. Above the caption is A picture in the same the State Press that the above four inches of blank space. note came from shows a pretty ASC coed pointing to a misspelled RICH MAN'S SCHOOL!' college erected sign. Some information passed along word in a Prote eo: cre, r g E Sgtoore by Louisiana State University's The word grammar school is 1720 Fitz ch Street Daily Reveile says Stanford is misspelled. istrammert this isrir Sat Joe* ZS not the rich man's school it is quite as bad as last year when a California imagined to be. sign appeared near the ASC Eng- It was found in a recent poll lish building with faculty spelled that half of the student body held f-a-c-u-t-l-y. LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS by Dick Bibler Theaters Help Copra Trade SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 9 - sor, which yesterday announced 11:13 - Show business is helping expansion of its' San Francisco make big business out of the Port facilities. Copra trade. with the dried coco- Cargill imports a major part of nut meat from the romantic South all Copra brought into the San Sea Islands now the number three Francisco Port. import of the Port of San Fran- - Millions of dollar's worth of co- cisco. conut oil, which Cat-gill's S a n Movie theatres are a big factor Francisco plants extract from the in the increasing Cora trade, ac- dried coconut meat through the Where the planes of the future where missiles that can conquer cording to Howard I). Boone, Cal- traditional crushing and the newer t being created right now. space are alr ady under way. ifornia Regional Manager of Car- scientific distillation process, Is gill, Inc., the nation's largest grain sold to theaters for making pop- handler and ver.Teratile oil proms- corn. FIND OUT ABOUT YOUR PROSPECTS WITH THE COMPANY WHERE TOMORROW'S METHODS ARE BEING PUT INTO PRACTICE TODAY. SEE OUR COLLEGE RELATIONS REPRFSFNTATIVE Allied's OCTOBER 16, 1956
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American Aviation, Inc., Los Angeles 45, Calif. ita's McConnel Air Force Klee. Sergeant Ward. head of the Wich- 79 SOUTH THIRD NEAR SAN FERNANDO ita Air Force recruiting sub- Luncheon will be served station, assisted him with h is ONE BLOCK FROM CAMPUS NORTH papers aVard used to be stationed All are urged to attend AMERICAN AVIATION INC. Los Ane los Cannes Uowney. Calrformill Bears Topple SJS Thur.:day, October I I, 19r6 ART A 'J DAILY P,sqe 3 Water Polo Team Yanks World Champions Again The Spartan water polo team to be even more than stumbled over its first major ob- expected as stacle of the young season, as they they swam, passed and shot in a were humbled by the California manner far superior to that of Bears, 14-7, at the SJS pool yes- the Spartans. Kucks, Yogi Pace a terday. At the outset i t looked as I. The highly-touted Bears proved though the San Joseans were in for an easy time. Roger McCand- Bombers to Win less leaped out of the water and Attendance at morning classes Martin standing on first base and fired an overhand shot over his & returnes to normal at San Jose knocked a Newcombe fastball over left shoulder to give the Spartans 1.11J' State today after the New York that friendly right field screen -Show Slate- a 1-0 lead with the game only a Yankees won their seventh world's again. minute old. Moments later, Art championship in the past ten years Rig Newk, who won 27 games Lambert looped one into the net by defeating the Brooklyn Dodgers for the Dodgers during the moi- STUDIO from the corner. 9-0, yesterday. ler season. lasted long enough to 1 With the end of the World serve up another fat one this "Autumn Then the Bear machine went to Series, the Student Union, which time to Elston Howard, who's Leaves" work. Ron Vollmer pushed one had housed as many as 150 stu- drive cleared the much-abused Joan Cliff through from his center bask dents and instructors from the right filed screen, Crawford Robertson spot and the Berkeley boys added hours of 9 to 11:30 a.m., will be Bill Skowron wipped out any another to tie the score at 2-2 at turned back to the bridge players. Dodger hopes of staging a come- the end of the first quarter. From The Yanks combined the home back such as they did in the sec- "Gaby" that point it was strictly no con- run play and the steady three- ond game when he cleaned the 'or & Cinemasrope test. Using a hounding defense the hit hurling of righthander John- bases with a grand-slant home run Leslie John Bears stopped Charley Walker's ny Kucks humilate the Dodgers In the seventh inning. Caron Kerr crew completely. Passing with and end the dramatic series that amazing accuracy, the well-coach- will stand out in a long history ed Bears ran the score to 6-2 be- of drama-packed Series. 'fore the end of the half. Kucks' battery-mate, Yogi Ber- UNITED ARTISTS The Spartans looked little bet- ra, and two players who had seen 'TOWARD THE UNKNOWN' ter in the second half. Art Lam- little or no action during the William Holden - Lloyd bert's four goals were the one Series, basked in the spotlight ALSO bright spot for SJS. with the hurler today. "BEHIND THE WALLS" For the Berkeley boys, it was Berra accounted for the first their fourth straight Northern four Yank runs with a pair of California Water Polo League vic- four masters, both over the right CALIFORNIA tory. From yesterday's appear- field screen at Ebbett's Field and THE BEST THINGS ance, they look as if they may both with a runner on base. IN LIFE ARE FREE" not lose a game in the double- The initial Berra blast came in Gordon MacRae Dan Dailey round robin schedule. the first inning off losing pitcher ALSO After trailing 10-3 at the half, Don Newcombe with Hank Bauer "WHILE THE CITY SLEEPS" the Spartan frosh came back and on base. In the third inning, Ber- scored seven goals in the second ra came to the plate with Billy TOWN E half to make their defeat a more respectable 16-10, at the hands o!"," *Nato, "The Worn of Dos Camillo" of the Cal Frosh. OFT OF SEASON? Not out of season Halsey, Mars McKean and Bob Reinhart. All hut Friday Deadline Starring FERNANULL Ozzie Osborn, who has no pre- is javelin throwing with the Olynipies coming up, Rainey mire quarterbacks. Halsey has liven switched AND but Spartan footballers take aim with Javelins to fullback, but is still a threat with hips passing For Grid Tickets "LEASE OF LIFE* Robert Donat vious experience, led the Spartan in preparation for the Stanford game Saturday at arm. Student Rates tankmen with six goals. Palo Alto. Left to right are Dick Vermeil, Tuck Tickets for the Stanford-San Jose State football glum. Satur- V INV I 71iNT day must be picked up by 5 p.m. Friday at the student Ac- Golden Raider Statistics tivities Office, according to Jer- Sounding Off ry Vroom, graduate manager. Key to Coming Success San Jose has been allowed By DICK O'CONNOR 9000 tickets for the game, and FOR RENT San Jose State will take some aerials fro five yards and three as of last night only 2.700 tickets Rooms for rent. College men OPEN LETTER TO THE SAN JOSE STATE SPARTANS remarkable statistics into the kickoffs for 52 yards. were remaining. Tiekets may month. This is it boys. All the chips are on the table. It's the seventh game Stanford game on Saturday and Jim Riley leads in punt returns be picked up with the presenta- only. $25 a tion of a student priv. for of the World Series as far as San Jose State's football season is con- if the players retain their aver- with two for 48 yards. Ackemann body card. girls.Rooms 46 S.with 8th kitchenSt. cerned. ages, the Spartans stand a chance is second with one for 15 yards. to upset the Indians. Bob Reinhart sets the pace in "X,',C. Two Vacancies in girls board- San Jose State can be the New York Yankees and Bob Bronzan San Jose has been concentra- passing with 26 completions in ing house. Good facilities, location, can be a Casey Stengel. ting on a passing game and have 42 attempts for 3140 yards and and food: Contact: Mrs. O'Neil. This will be the last chance that Coach Bronzan will have to picked up just 149 yards net on four touchdowns. McKean is sec- 330 S. 9th St. CY 7-3799. beat the mighty Stanford Indians. the ground. Little Hanel Pollard ond with 8 for 17 and 117 yards. WANTED When you come right down to it they aren't so mighty. The form Bakersfield JC has gained Riley sports a perfect passing 42. cz cir-k s.axe Thre4 students. Two with sci- 93 yards tin 15 carries for a fine record. The San Bernardino jun- newspapers have called them that and Coach Chuck Taylor tells his of entific instruments. Please phone squad how good they are at least once a day. Nobody told Michigan 6.2 average. ior has one attempt, one comple- -Art again. CY 3-3308. State how good Stanford was so they beat them. Fullback Pat Hiram has tion and one touchdown. ground out 59 yard% on len One girl to share apartment Ohio State didn't get the word either as they blasted the Indians. with one other. CY 7-4896. carries for a 5-ird average. /AA, t-kenAx, Even Washington State scored four times while losing. T ii c k Mulkey has gained 2 2 Room and board for night su- Evenden Paces Rifle pervision in girls boarding house. Look at the Stanford boys and they don't appear unbeatable. Jim yards on three tries for a 7.3 eStAiAts Hughes, that guy across the line from you is Paul Wiggin. The big average. Age 25-35. CY 2-5785. guy with the white number 79 on his jersey. You have the ability to The Golden Raiders rushing Team To Third Place A student to share room with push him right out of Stanford Stadium. If he's All American, what yardage figure is lesened by the another male student with kitchen would that make you? running attempts of quarterbacks In Oakland Matches Stawd6 privileges. Linens furnished. $27.50 Bob Reinhart alkl Mary McKean. 161 per month. 655 S. 6th St. And then there is that tall fellow that will be across the line Reinhart has lost 21 yards in six San Jose State's varsity pistol South First from you, Mel Powell. His name is Carl Isaacs and he Is expected to team took third place at the Ride wanted from Palo Alto selection. With the desire you showed last year, you tries and McKean 20 yards in the MWF. Arrive 9:30 a.m. Leave 1:30 be an All-Coast same number of rushes. monthly matches held at Oakland p.m. Call DA 5-0560. can outplay Mr. Isaacs. Reinhart and McKean are tied Sunday. contact organiza- Herb Boyer, this will be your first starting assignment. Your man for the punting lead with identi- The SJS team. which entered Mystery girls Union. is Don Carswell. He's big but big men shouldn't bother you. You've cal 34-yard averages. McKean has the expert division only, was led tion Box "T.'. Student handled them before. One word of caution: Watch out for flying gar- punted five times, once more than by Gerald Evenden who fired 282 At Work or Play One male student to share small bage cans. out of a posible 300. Frank Sav- duplex apt. $35 a month. Prefer Reinhart. age and William Herring tied for Wear non-smoker. Kitchen priv. Park- John Kidd is the other Stanford tackle but he can be taken. Halfback Art Powell and Pol- second with 280 each and Jerry ing. Call after 2 p.m. at 773 S. 8th Charlie Kahuaii, that's your assignment. If you can't take care of him, lard are tops in scoring with two Milstead was third with 245. Jerry no one can. touchdowns each. Powell is the CONTACT LENSES St. leading pass receiver with 10 Russell and Peter Kalb also made Waitress over 21. Work ave. 3 Stanford has seen only five passes in the last two games but receptions for 250 yards. The the trip, but fired in the indivi- hours per night, Mt. View. Phone you two quarterbacks, Bob Reinhart and Mary McKean, can take latter figure is tops in the na- dual matches. Witt, contact lenses people may happily that. Washington State passed them dizzy in the second half. YO 8-1040. care of tion. A total of 260 shooters from take part in sports and vocational activities per month You can do it in the first half. four Western states were entered College Student. $150 Hal Boutte is second with five where glasses are a hinderence. during school year for supervi- The Stanford forward wall has a hard time stopping running catches followed by Pete Galioni in the meet. sory sales position. Part time work plays. Han,e1 Pollard and Pat Hiram, it's up to you to keep the tra- with four. Both are ends. Roy use was elected captain on commission available during dition of running through the Stanford line. Walt Ackemann is the leader of the team at a business meeting school term. Scholarship available in interceptions and, kickoff re- Tuesday night. Evenden and Mil- for man experienced in direct Remember Harv, a little guy about your size, John Clark of Ohio turns. stead were elected vice president CONTACT LENS CENTEA sales. Write John Arnold. Box 711. State, beat the Indians almost single handed. You're going to get help. The redhead from Burlingame and secrOtary-treasurer, respec- SPECIALISTS WITH CORNEAL CONTACT LENSES Pat, if you ever run hard this is the time to do it. Make the In- tively. Technicians Los Gatos, for appointment. that Clarence Peaks is back in Palo Alto. h a a returned t w o intercepted JOE ALLEN FRANK JACKSON Hasher wanted,ThapPa Alpha dians think 213 S. FIRST CY 7.5174 Theta house. Phone CY 3-8142. The secret weapon for the game Is you Art Powell. You really Rec Society Meets ATTENTION STUDENTS aren't secret but you certainly are a weapon. A 100 per cent 60 Male student needed to share very For the best in minute performance the San Jose cause The student section of the Cali- apt. One blk. from campus. 405 from you can put across, fornia Recreation Society will hold Entertainment Attend: S. 5th St. Let's see what Camera and Brodie think of your craz-legged run. it's first meeting of the fall semes- TOWNE THEATRE THE YEAR'S LOST They'll be so busy watching your feet they won't be able to follow you. ter today at 7 p m. in the Women's 1433 The Alameda. SJ That Morrell kid from Washington State is still wondering how you ;ym. SARATOGA THEATRE L o s t. Toy tiger. Sentimental got behind him so often. A business meeting will be held Saratoga HOTTEST PATTERN value. Finder please call AX will be fun and games And We HaN,e 6-6957. All of you can Jo your Individual hest and Stanford can he had. and there 1,.e C o:s -.al, a n d The last we saw quoted SJS as 26 point underdogs. Seems to me for all. Musical First Run Productions of Them at Only FOR -SALE team. All recreation majors are invited Interest to Art. Drama, and Lan- the odds were like that in 1934. That didn't stop that Students. Coffee in the Foyer Olds "89" coupe. and anyone else interested may guage "39" Club 1954, Hughes. So were you Hank compliments of the menegement. Radio, heater, W.W. tires, hydro- You were there in Sekoch. And also attend, according to Ed John- STUDENT RATES $ 9 Pat Hiram, you shouldn't forget that November day. chairman for the matic. Engine completly rebuilt, son. publicity y/1.0 C hoic et MON Loathers new tires. Very clean in excellent It's up to you guys to tell the rest of the squad that Stanford can group. Maple Beaver condition. Contact Darrel Clement be had. Black Smooth Cordovan Finish at 138 W. Reed. Price $550 Is As far as the season is concerned, this it. Stanford may well go $ 95 WIntermist? Size 10-I170cean to the Rose Bowl. Nice feather in your cap. "We beat the PCC champ- SPECIAL TUNE UP 5 Saes 6' to 12 Blue formal. Worn once. CY 4- ion**. upon presentation of +his ad W.dtht B to D Factory to You' Saves You Money! 1971. The chance is there. The ability I. there. All it takes Is desire. Is Typewriter, Royal. quiet, deluxe it there? for STUDENT OWNERS of Largest Selection Lowest Prices portable. Pica type, new. $80. HILLMAN, V.W., M.G., MORRIS. AUSTIN, Geiger counter. Precision Model HOURS: 4 Aestr5r Stephen- SARATOGA EL RANCHO SUNPEAM, ZEPHYR 6 ANGLIA, CONSUL, RENAULT 107c, new. $100. See L. E. Also special lube-job for SI.49 NINE 'TIL SIX son. Office B-27. CINFMASCOPE "HIGH SOCIETY" 1-41frgag ARGEST SINGLE FLOOR Aqua Lung and complete rig "GUYS AND DOLLS" BinJ Cmsby Grace Kelly MON. -THURS. N1TE AND ELLIS MOTORS SALES SHOE STORE for skin-diving including weights, Marlon !kende Frank Sinatra ONE BLOCK FROM THE CAMPUS UNTIL NINE So-ry r suits, gun. "KISS BEFORE DYING" fins, marik and spear STUDENT RATES Robert Warer 38 SOUTH FOURTH CY 2-5335 Excellent condition. CY 5-1218. Page 4 SPARTAN DAILY Thursday, October 11, 1956 Hal% ai ian Clobbers Eta Mu Pi Sets Destination - Soviet Russia\ Sororities Pledge 137 Girls; To Elect Officers Date For First Election of officer, md discus- sion of plans for the Homecoming Rush Function Presents Conducted Friday Parade will be on the agenda as Eta Mu Pi, national honorary marketing fraternity, will Rushing ended successfully for ! then the sororities made their se- borg, Margery Saunders, Patricia the SJS Hawaiian club, Hui O'Ka- hold :ts first rushing activity Oct. 17 at 137 girls Tuesday e% ening as they lections known. Serauf. Shirley Sweet. Linda Tra- maaina, meets tonight at 7 p.m 7:30 p.m. at the YWCA. The func- vvere notified of their selection Panhellenic rush chairman Nan- vis and Sandra Ware. In Room 107. tion is an informal get-together as sorority pledges. Icy Burke was assisted in her du- PHI MU Tentative plans with coffee and doughnuts being Fri- I ties by Carolyn Carlson. Sally Houten, Mary Alice Carr. for a Thanks- Presents kill be conducted served. p.m at each of A list of houses and their Marie Teresa Ferrari , Lois Law- giving dinner and a Christmas day from 8-10:30 Interested students are asked the excep- pledges follows: ton, Joann Waters and Rachel party are underway. The club's the sorority houses with to sign up at the Eta Mu Pi box Phi Beta, which ALLPHA CHI OMEGA Whitman. main tion of Gamma project of the semester. how- opposite I37A today. Those that at the Marilyn Carlson. Barbara Gaid- SIGMA KAPPA will present its pledges ever. will be the Hawaiian entry have signed up in their various Women's Club sick, JoAnn Goodel. Jane lierlin- Margaret Bassett. Joan Billings- San Jose in the Homecoming Parade. business classes need not sign ger, Sharon Hill, Loretta Hofeling, ley, Barbara Bronson. Kay Chem- Final parties were held at each again. Requirements for member- Dorothy McCaran. Sandra Murray, bless, Betty Jo Chrysler, Mary Any member of the student body of the 12 house on Monday con- ship are: a 2.5 average in busi- Nancy Reed, C 0 Ti 11 I e Stewart, Eliskowick, Michiel Fisher. Jean is eligible for membership, but all cluding a week of rush functions ness courses or oven-all, must be Wallinark. Jett, Mary Alice Jones, Mattes new students from Hawaii are Preferences were given Tuescla¦ Carol an upper division Schaad. Charlene Shattuck and especially urged to attend the student, and morning at rush headquarters in ALPHA OMICRON PI should possess an interest in the Sylvia Staub. meeting. the Catholic Women's Center, and Susanne Axtell. Sharon Collins. merchandising field. Penny Donnelly. Bonnie Jean Muir, Officers for Eta Mu Pi this Marilyn Ann Myers. Cristina Rich- Death Three Men in Historic year are Shelly (Beebe) Detrick, Knifed to ards. Game I president; Don Nelson, vice-presi- 9,11k j ALPHA PHI dent; Jerry Pate, treasurer; and Suzanne Arnatou, Zoe Berg- Helen Kennedy, secretary, m a n n. Pat Clabaugh, Dorothy keleare C o 0 k, Joan Ellingson, Phyllis ARRIVING IN SOUTHAMPTON from New York, Alexis Griggs. Karen Louise King, Phyl- 'Wesley Chwastov and American-born daughter are center of inter- I i s MacDonald. Marcia Lynn Vitoundup' national incident as United States authorities ask Britain Moore. Judith Perkins, Sheila For to prevent their departure or Russia. Ile took child from ITordt, and Joan Virgne. Methodists divorced wife, announcing plans to return to Russia after CHI OMEGA living in United States since 1951. (International) Jane Barnhizer,Lou Anne Bone, Tomorrow Night Eleanor Cernusco, Nora Gaede, Wesley Woundup, the annual fall Green. Allene Goodwin. Lorraine Western dance of Wesley Founda- Teacher Recruiting Group ' Carolyn Gustafson, Barbara B. tion, will be held tomorrow from C. Johnson, Car- Johnson. Barbara 8-12 p.m. downstairs in Wesley Schedules Meeting Monday olyn Kenji. Pat Mannix, Sallyrene Hall, 24 N. 5th St. Pinkham, Betty Roberts. Allaire The first meeting of the newly as to how to get mare teachers Social, folk and Murray. Marilyn Shipherd, and square danc- formed Area Teacher Recruiting trained and into the schools. i n g will highlight t h e evening. Kay Pittman. Committee will be held here Oct. San Jose State will be repre- Stage entertainment will be pro- DELTA GA.MMA 15, according to Dr. William G. sented at the meeting by Dr. vided by members of Wesley Lou Ann Barnett, Sally Hessen, Sweeney, chairman of the Division Sweeney, Dr. Gervais W. Ford, Foundation. Admission POLICE are seeking d a r k- Emily Dennis, Elizabeth Faye. is free and of Teacher Education. head of the Secondary Education haired NVORKING BEHIND PLATE for last time in career, re- all ASB members are invited, ac- man seen leaving Joan Malloy, Nancy Southard, Sue Department, an d Kenneth A. home cording to Gary Butler, The committee was organized of Mrs. Sally Carp. 29, Taylor and Charlotte Whitmer. tiring Umpire Babe Pinelli (center), called perfect no- president Johnston, Department of Elemen- second victim of of Wesley Foundation. for 'the purpose of making plans knife slay- DELTA ZETA hitter pitched by Yankee Pitcher tary Education. ing within week at Don Larsen (left). At Fred Upham, social Lancaa- Vera Bergtholdt, Sonya Bracher, chairman, ter, Calif. (International) right is Yogi Berra, the catcher. (international Sounipkoto) is director of the affair. Commit- Representatives from city and Sylvia Guenza. Stephanie Klakoff. tee members are: Annette 'What is Yoga?' county schools will include both Colleen Philips and Attilla Vella. Klose, Mary Rowe, Jim Loftis, Wanda teachers and administrators, Dr. Home Ec Faculty GAMMA PHI BETA Baptists Schedule ISO Hills, and Gary Butler, publicity; Sweeney said. Judith Ann Del Pero. Mary Lou Honors Meeting Topic Mary Rowe and Jim Loins. de- The meeting, scheduled Fetes Department Filippi, Janice Fowler. Virginia for 3:30 'Sin g-Spiration' corations; Annette Klose, Dave Freeman, Ann Gillis Noreen Has- New Students In the afternoon, will be held in A "Sing-spiration" will be held Cox, Dick Ingraham, and Butler. For Unitarians Room 49. Majors at Tea sell, Shirley Johnson. Carole Kes- Sunday. Oct. 14. at 8:45 p.m. entertainment "What is Yoga?" T.his topic will Home economics faculty mem- terson. Mitzi Kirk. Joanne Mine- at department majors At Social Meet the Grace Baptist Church, 10th be discussed by the Charming Club bers will honor hart, Beverly Ann Nally, Karen at a tea on Tues.. Oct. 16, from New foreign students will be and San Fernando streets. Sunday, Oct. 14. at 7:30 p.m. in Newby, Jean Partridge, Sondra the Fireside 401573-liflATtRmis- 3-5 o'clock in the College Cafe- honored at a social meeting given CAA To Interview Room at the First Springer, Barbara Terrico, Mar- by the International Students Or- The group-sing is sponsored by Unitarian Church, 160 N. 3rd St teria. garet Ward, Mary Wright, Anna the Student Christian Council and ganization at the Student Union Grad Engineers Dr. John H. Lovelace, II, will Committees members are Miss Theis. is open to everyone. according to A representative of the Friday from 7:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m., Civil speak on "The Basic Beliefs of Maxalene Altma n. decorations; DELTA Caroline Smith. president of the Aeronautics KAPPA ISO publicity chairman Mrs. Bar- Administration will be the Surat Shabda Yoga." He will Mrs. Fern Wendt, Miss Maude Lesley Anderson, Lynne Donato, Student Christian Council. on campus Oct. 23 to interview bara Hartman announced. also play tape recordings made CANVAS PANELS Ashe. Miss Katherine Young. Miss Dianne Harris and Karen Park- Spartan engineering There w ill b c entertainment students in- by the local Yoga group and the Anna L. Lose and Miss- Maio Ny- 22 28 $1.60 inson. dancing and refreshments at the terested in CAA employment. Master gren, refreshments. and Miss Joyce Winning Pitcher in India. KAPPA ALPHA THETA meeting. Graduate civil, electronic, elec- 20 .24 1.00 Bolton. Dr. Ruth Darby. Miss Sandra Leigh Boa. Janet Collins, trical. aeronautical and mechani- Anyone interested in the All persons interested in ISO sub- 18 24 .90 Gladys Baird and Mrs. Margaret Rosalind Fowler, Stephanie Han- cal engineers are currently being activities are invited to attend. ject is invited to hear and discuss 16 20 .70 Warhurst, invitations. cock. Gayle Hansen. Shirley Han- appointed to work in a expansion It with Dr. Lovelace, accordihg ISO's regular Friday afternoon to Hostesses for the tea will be sen. Beverly Hiernaux. Sue Jacobs. of CAA air navigation and com- 12 16 .45 meeting will be held from 12:30- Loretta Hughes, secretary-treasur- Dr. Margaret C. Jones, department Vesta Jelte. Connie Lamb. Elaine munication facilities. er of Channing 2:30 p.m. in Room 53. Club. head. and Miss Martha Thomas. McCayley, Gae Diane.McCollister. Nancy McNeil, Patricia Marshall. alt Catherine Mathew 8, Elizabeth Foreign Students Constitution Would Include Teacher Trainees Morse. Janet Paregien. Myra Kay AINT WALLPAPER Co; Placement procedures for teach- Rhyne. Marilyn Roland, Diana To Attend Dinner Kashmir in Indian Territory ing candidates expecting to receive Stelling. Patricia Stevenson. Nan- Foreign students attending San Srinagar, Kashtnir, Oct. 10.-- prohibited from making any at- credentials by next September, cy Strickler. Sharon Walsh, Char- Jose State will be the guests of the (UP)-- Pro-Indian leaders in this tempt to free the country from at a meeting in Waren and Nancy Woodland. will' be explained lene Santa Clara Valley chapter of the predominantly Moslem state pub- Indian domination. the Music Building Concert Hall KAPPA KAPPA GAIKMA United Nations Association at a lished n proposed constitution to- A 1 0 0-member constitutional at 1:30 p.m . Oct. 26. During the Carolyn Bennetts. Linda Cooper. dinner and program Oct. 24, ac- day, which would make all of en out Gryson, convention will he asked to ap- meeting, forms will be gh Jeanne Fracisco. Barbara cording to Phillip Persky, foreign Kashmir- including the zone held prove the Pro-Indian Constitution. for the purpose of establishing Patricia Humble, Helen Kotsiop- student adviser. by Pakistan an integral part of Twenty-five convention teacher Marorneni ffl ulos, Betty Lewis, Connie Miller- Foreign students who would like India. seats will to attend the dinner should sign he kept vacant as a symbol of up with Persky in Building K not The proposed charter would give the absent delegates from the Pak- Halls of Ivy Girls Kashmir home GRAND OPENING later than 3 p.m. Friday. Oct. 19. rule with its own istan Zone. Hold Open House president, cabinet and legislature but the lawmakers would be Bird Sanctuary WHITETHORNE Friends and parents of girls Initiation Later residing at the Halls of Ivy on Newly-elected Phi Chi officers Home Ec Classes RESTAURANT Has New Warden FORGIVI: ME - South 11th St. attended the open will be initiated at a banquet Nov. See Demonstration Warden John 0. Larson Jr., of IM ONLY HUMAN 64 E. San Fernando Street house held there Sunday from 2-5 9 instead of tomorrow night as Mrs. Helen Randoll of the West- the Audubon Society made his p.m. Mrs. Izetta Pritchard, hous- stated in Tuesday's SPARTAN BRINGING inghouse Electrical Supply Co., first public appearance in CORN BEEF SANDWICHES ing supervisor. was among the DAILY. according to a correction Brooklyn back the Bay 1 HAPEN TO LIKE OUR SPECIALTY! into contention, Clem Labine San Francisco, demonstrated the Area Tuesday night preceding the `00 persons attending the gather- by Donald Staight, president of was winning pitcher in sixth "Care and Use of Westinghouse initial Audubon Screen THE CARDS AND GIFTS Briselifasf end Lunch s Served Dail!. the psychology organization. Tour, game, won by Dodgers in Ranges" to Miss Male Nygren's Full Menu for You Ple sure "Land of the Scarlet Macaw." at . . A tenth, 1-0. (International) household equipment class and Larson recently has taken over Miss Katherine Young's food class the patrolling of the new Salt yesterday morning. the 'Scalp the Indians, Marsh Sanctuary which includes GASOLINE Mrs. !tendon offered the group 1855 acres of marsh, tideland and BETA KAPPA eetings an opportunity to see one of the bay near the Dumbarton Bridge. PRICES UP! for Parts new electmnIc ram* in San San FernAndo neta Alpha will meet to- Room of the I. lillian Church, Is Theme This sanctuary was made available 277 E. Francisco during the month of partly A new English Ford sells for $1845 day at 3:30 p.m. in L 212. 160 N. 3rd St. "Scalp the Indians" will be the through. student funds. and cosh $9.96 weekly. Gish up theme of the Student Y pre-game January, 1957. Alpha Eta Sigma will hear a College Religious Council will to 35 miles per gellon. Almost party Friday. Oct. 12, at 8 p.m. talk by William Salter, chief au- meet Sunday at 8 a.m. at the Stu- any car will mei. the necessary in the Student Y. 205 S. 9th St. ditor 'of the U.S. Bureau of In- dent Y for breakfast. 'Sermon on Mount ATTENTION VETERAN'S down payment. ternal Revnue at a meeting to- Mixers, dancing, and refresh- night at 8 o'clock in the First Delta Phi Upsilon will hold an ments are included in the program. Topic for Series DANCE Federal Savings and Loan build- open house for pledges tonight at The party is open to all students, The second 'section of the Stu- AFTER THE S. J. S. - STANFORD GAME ing. 50 S. 1st St. 7 o'clock in Room 161. according to Diane Beckley, chair- dent Y study series will meet 9 I AT California Student Teachers' As- Hal 0 Kamiusina will meet to- man. Thursday, Oct. 11. at 2:30 p.m. FROM sociation will meet today at 10:30 night at 7 o'clock in Room 107. to discuss the topic, "The Sermon on the Mount." V. F. W. Hall - 430 S. 4th Street a m. in Morris Dailey Auditorium. Latter Day Plaints Institute of DeMolay To Meet The Rev. Mr. James Martin. ADMISSION ANY PROOF OF SERVICE DISCHARGE From 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.. the Religion will meet today at 3:30 San Jose Court of Chevaliers executive-director of the Student annual CSTA barbecue will be the LDS. Institute. Bring Guests Dress Sport Refreshments HARVEY CALAME p.m. at 436 E. of the Order of DeMolay will meet Y. will lead held. the discussion group. SPONSORED BY SPARVETS AUTHOR,ZED EMIR San Fernando St. for dinner at 7 p.m. Monday at ('banning Club will meet Sun- 721 W.110, Af NIT AS CV S S'?60 Sigma Delta Chi will meet to- Hotel Linden in Los Gatos. For day at 7:30 p.m. in the Fireside night at 7.30 p.m. in J 107. reservations. contact Max Jacobs Girls At 'Y' Plan Modal Affairs Committee will at CT 5-7868. Sports Night, Fete BREAKFAST No. 1 today at 2:30 p.m. in the Future plans for the girls living meet POTATOES Dugout. at the Y.W.0 A. include a sports FRUIT OR JUICE Conservation Is Topic TWO EGGS BUTTFRID TOAST goupben:6 sports', Chi will meet tomorrow night and n Halloween party. The Calif., Oct. 10 LANCASTER, students recently held a get -Fie- COFFEE OR MILK at 8 p m. in the Women's Gyrn. (UP) --Members of the Feather quninted pajama party which in- Spartan Orloccl will meet today hold hear- 60c 9Pench ltruntfry River Project Assn. will cluded refreshments and enter- at 3:30 p.m. In Room 24. pro- ings on the proposed water tainment. Saturday. Cash and Carry Young Republicans will hold a ject here on Friday and New officers for the "Y" are ARCHIE'S general meeting today At 3:30 p.m. The president of the association, Claire Strauss, president; Shirley 15% DISCOUNT in Boom 53, Raymond A. Leonard, of Oroville, Porter, vice president; Patti Slay- STEAK HOUSEA 378 W. Santa Clara St. CYpress 5-1767 Homecoming Parade Committee said more than 1000 persons were ton. seeretatyl_ Rosemarie Frink, will meet today at 3:30 p.m. In expected to attend_ lira Treasurer and Ingrid Davis, pub. 545 S. 2nd. St. Hours 7 A.M. to 9 P.M.
DALMOhl Room 119, session. Belly chairman.