Woollier January Grads is pre- Continusil fair weather with the temperature ds ted taday tam must file applications imme- betv.een 82 and 90 de- to diately. Appointments may be scheduled in the Resist rises Office, Adm102, after major-minor sheets pettlatt a have twea filed. SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE 47 ..411111P SAN JOSE, CALIFORtl'A TUFSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 1959 VOL NO. 5 Student-Faculty Grad at UN Can't Send Ike Says Talks With K. Ratio Is 16.5 to 1 'suresrn tale iil grow al `i Acrid ding lit I ex News Here seeds the US. err.. s'it rate. Will Ease college anntial Berlin
In tlie Quoting a section of the United Crisis
leases! The average if-coo -4. in total enrolltnent Nations Las MEHH1 111 \ - 111 ill iers report. last year's U.S. enrollment was 33 per cent in Staff Regulations, Star niore than Stevens, Spartan graduate stories, 15.819 w as the last 10 years. San Jose's en- 1SIIINGTON PI) --- President loo-tiliower said if who recently began work on a UN the enroiltnent of 10 rollment has increased by over 166 today &ale conference officer, wrote the Spar- his talks %silk " ;o% iet l'retuirr Nikita per cent. ago. Thiel indicates the tan Daily CE years The report stated further that that he could not send removed (lie- threat of force 0%er Berlin and cleared away news of his work in New York. the intellectual potential of the tiiii-t fif the President.- objection, to a summit conference. "The staff regulations state that . college has increased. The dis- While they did tint reach any Coffee Hour tribution of IQ scores of slightly 'Staff members shall not ... issue .01ution tin the crucial Oyer 1,000 S.IS freshmen show that statements to the press . . . sub- cold war Eisenhower told a new, conference that he per cent have an IQ of above mit articles, books or other ma- ,1.7 and klirn-lichex agreed there -loathl not be time limit Welcome 20 and slightly tenet for publication,' and give To over 64 per cent ion efforts to negotiate a settle- !re between 100 and 120. , many other items of restriction," ment. Ile made it clear that any The student -faculty ratio during Stevens, wrote. Top Author ,he 1958-59 school year was 16iS In describing his work as a con- Eisenhower !solution must have the apprus al 1, which. ference officer, Stesens said he '. all parties concerned. JAn 0,0ii3O to Pres. John T Wahl- ,quist says, compares very favor- has been assigned to a "choice" 'ndspeAkcr in the field of business l'he President told reporters ern- speak- ably with many private colleges committee the first committee Invites Steel pLatleally that there ducat Ant, sill be the guest is "no fixed e De- .across the country. Ideating with political and security time limit." no one is under at the Business Education duress er The quality of the college's in- questions, including disarmament ;aliment Coffee Social tomorrow I no one is under any threat. .structional Men to D.C. jnot 3300. 4:30 p.m, in the Cafe- staff has advanced to, "Since Khrushchey made his big said Khrushehes would corrob- the point where now more than pitch on the oote the fact that teria Faculty Dining Room. disarmament matter. assiiiSoSION Oies.- ho deadline Members of the department will 30 per cent of the faculty hold the I expect an interestingnand actio 1. nt Eisenhower, "sick and tired" hangs over Berlin. part in the coffee hourldoctorate degree, as compared to packed session," he declared. "The of dragging negotiations in the 76- be Latins ". . . There is progress because instruc- the national average of less than , first committee is attended by all day-uld steel strike, yesterday Sian- as sill business education %te are not on SIO per cent in colleges and urn- ,of each an impasse," the tors from the high schools in the the principal delegates of moned industry and union leader. versifies. President said. area. Students majoring in the de ! country so I'll be learning the to the White House in an effort partment have also been invited toj In 1958-59. the college awarded names and faces of some very in- to end "this intolerable situation s /le also said his talks with Khru- PORT 11958 bachelor's S an in this a'etivity. degrees and 236 teresting dignitaries." Eisenhower personally telephon stickle% removed "many" of the ob- master's OATS Pr Re IS president of the Na- degrees as compared tol Stevens said he was disappointed ed an invitation to the opposing jection_s I have heretofore held"
sol Soo., atSin of Business , $82 bachelor's degrees and no mass when he did not hear Khrushchey leaders to meet with him separ- about a summit conference But ' ter's degrees in Jose 29 951 asthor of the Gregg 1948-49. San address the UN General Assembly ately tomorrow morning. It was he added that a summit meeting ssoss is,: and related instruc- awarded $1S credentials to remain last week. -The security was ex - a sharp turnabout in Eissnhooer's :s a matter for snegat,ations and ACKS !the leading supplier of public ieemeio tight here and the de- previous hands-off policy toward consultation with our allies .' wily-A teachers. rtiand for seats in the general as- the record walkout. Eisenhower was asked whether The sex ratio on the campus sembly hall surpassed everythino Eisenhower asked Roger Blough. the United States, in th new ne- last year w as l's males to everY in the memory of the U.N. staff". board chairman of U.S. Steel Corp.. gotiations on Berlin, would be C.C.F. Will Meet female Single students comprised so to bring the Fr-flow- Scott Turner industry negotiators guided by the same principles it ("IlsKists trhrlstItan 78 per cent of the student pupil SELLER BUYS Purchasing a season book of tickets to the Spartan to the White House at 9 a m ship ail! meet tonight at 9 p.m. has followed in the past He replied tion and 20 per cent were s. home football games is Stuart Gans, of the Merchants' Associa- EDT) Wednesday. Eisenhower in' in the oifeteria dining room. that he did not krsos what kind erans. tion while (I. to r.) Sheila O'Brien, song -girl; Chick Threlfall; ASB % ited United Steel Workers Union ,901e. sysd.er still be the lies. Wil- of solution would be found There were 943.1 full-time re. P -es piss. and Head Song is! Isle'es Barker look on. Pres. Disid J. McDonald and his liam lii Council Post S' liar students attending San Jose aides to meet with him starting The President said he could not thr Itrthan) Bible institute. IState from California, the at 10 i:0 a.m. soarantee anything because he did Mr. Pi.stliorn was graduated hulk f McDonald promptly declared he not knots a. hat sort of solution from statifoni University and in ;that number were from the en.'. eadline Set would attend the meetings. might be acceptable. !Pm ssorking at Stanford for a ties of Santa Clara, Alameda. San , .steosted in tee Irni; 600 Attend SC "Our union always heeds the cal: This touched off a flood of in- dart,4.,1 Mateo, arid Los Angeles Out-of. !members of various student co committees have until 2 of our government " McD.Inalti t House preS, secre- -tate students numbered 343. stud- 'tomorrow to file their appl, said in New York sI w.II be is tary Some, C II:soots h,, issue(' eras from US. Possessions Washincton Wednesday morning a statro.ent t,, clarify the Pres..- Accounting Society rpraled I with the ASH secretary in t: Town Meeting s7, and 117 students were from Student Union. is th. President asks " den 1' s remark.: Esenho,ver tr,,:ntainerl a per- 'The President of r , ursr did Gary Coniglia, director of pub- More Hiatt 1,4111 per-oil'. tool, part in istita tiara not f "rei" c 14 t rieg :on:II hand,--ff rtr.riz mean that the freeloni of the peo- Plans Rush Function lic relations for the council, sa,.1 To%%11 Meeting.' held ! atiirila, sin the SP.; cam- : .t.o!ion and meeting - the 111.,:.01.1t1, ,n, that preceded the ple of West Berlin is" . inz, to be 7to.- yesterday that when students as pti . Cii pm in Cafeteria Saleta Sohm ply they should also set council in- The group tri A \VI:, hettin the activities of terview times when they can iii'.- -petit three hour- in morning and after- I i ": :nut, national honor- cuss the job they seek. noon mos.. . seeking a better lItIller-tunilitig of yriuth prof -- Wins Award Vs nil he t ,a as s so ...no society. Inter.iews will be held between lent- and need- in the ,. .itt area. ..! their ,Aln so! .th ..0 la';: on will consist of a Sas, so co Saleta 1 and 3 pm on both Thursday as the relaxing 01 child lalinr 4 tt, history of the soO Sohm was awarded a $2000 and Friday. Applications for pea: +laws. more and bet ter-t ra in. -d s'/O-11,y . s nss Soisleton. the purpose scholarship by the National nolo may be secured fnim school eounsellorg, espersilly far h. Vio.re’ The Pres:dent miet be arreptahle to the pc pie : 0. the group. by dati'iri to study nursing here. ASI1 secretary. fostering of career guidance, the saol "F'rse r rz uinnng of the area inchahng ;41 .\'" by-laws presented The local high school graduate So far. Coniglis said. 31 ..: First Movie those most stronger family ties; strengthen- peo- A - -an, the club's scsgse receo ed the s-cholarship for caring tins have been the locical recourse of a free coneerned the ts...ple of 1A'est ing of homeoschool communica- ple industrial disputes the Federal . owlet and an intro- for her ydoestricken mother dur- The Public I. ill settling Isolie, and R. ; tions and stronger youth organiza- has apparently lir.,keri " : so-kground presenta- me the past foor years. I will meet in To Show tions for churches were the result am not goirut tt- to assess : so.ructors by Fred Saletaa mother is a quadr- Wednesday at 1..iu pm. b+ "I to of saline 30 discussion gneiss. .k , lark Eimer. iplegic, bedridden and forced to the many projects slatot any blame, but 1 :on 'tasting Values in a Changing tired ut the appas the program refresh- rely on a chest respirator. the year All student. 'Big Sky and !World" was the theme of the af- of : sots and yap.. will be The Sair-year scholarship was in sening on the cors in the settlement Activities Board and I think, so are ti rA ed for members one of two presented in Santa working on the projects are in- For the price ...i a quarter. local.lair The meeting was held in antici- people." the Presider' et acquainted. ,Clara County by the Foundation. sited to come, Coniglio added. students will !lase an opportunity Plans Meeting pation of the national decennial special statement read to to see ST. Hollywood trinities being White House Conference on Child- 'This is an intolerable sit oat ion," Stunk-n' seheduled far the senior class' n n ou th in as mg t he said. "It lhils1 nit continue hers ns : 1., De, next march A report of the in Adm242 to plan the Local Poll Finds No 'Average American final - raising pis.ject, ' Friday shall Ilse every conceivable per-, local meeting will be sent to Gov Ronalcanal and official influence want. eanizationai mooting fst Flicks hr. Harold Hodges. a --it- been Milk oceupation or in- I ilniwn for incluman in - pus organi. , s mane, but some skilled . ISO) Eastman, senior class presl- report to the White 11a.: ' Guy t, ant prac..or s.f .ociology. re- laberers mase mare than a I dent. announced the schedule of ing Dr. John A Barr. s dent WiF rrtill be shown in Mor- fessor of conducted a Gallup white cellar clerk. Fash iTIOVIC, that will education. SUMMarlate.1 Relationsl'lmins n' Dailey :otilitorium at 7 :VI pm the meeting and its r. eommenda- Foreign tip.. poll %id' 10 students conaiata of with ris nual coms rimahly similar styys or ur,.. it .at ',Lied-1,404 Friday nights. The time', in the closing o ta.rat ars- D :sentatives fonn ail swop., 1,0i.'sss'sl500 (*Indies isn't how much money sou get , :of includes such hits as "The sion Saturday atm..- 'rector To Speak ties Gleason said faculty rn. . s and surrounding hint what you do with it that ",mg Lions." "Marjone Morning- Ii.- urged isirtani usui also he invited to the meet - sar "'Teahouse of the August !little the discuxsion... iit, lecturer ing at which code -.1 It 1- Indiesed tin be the c ounta. campus rules, of mom," '''rhree Faces of Esc" and frimihoa and friends in earning and veteran nmurier. will drawl conduct and Spartan Daily puhli- ' ;... In a large metro- In h;s new poll, Dr II.siges will rhe Brothers Karanias.a mouths. so tin it the I rim his esss.rienee at a mernher city . rut en', 1, %4’ :Mother 600 fine lies in the t ffeer of announcement. %, b.,' made. Eir t movie scheduled for Oct nacto,o %sot b.. spresii io-nong the sf the State liepartment tsireiss , that there Is no this arita The social register has will The Big Sky," starring citinuis of J. rzeis ire to addiess a soot Mee' o. 'Iodizes siiiit been Us1.11 it) find the upper-class 2 S. Kirk I smelas and Dewey Martin ornorrow He will speak to a-a-4 on the subject which IA ill be added to those clues- I thie to other commitment-. - :in Jose World Affairs I/} the pull SPARTANSA 11.1,111.411071 will not be avs ''re- San .Tose League of of the survey was ti SPECIAl_ CARDS NEW PERSONALITY PROBE for this first show . \-,.tera and the S.15 Inte 't., manocini and morals of 11 questionnaire will be shown in TI ARE AVAILABL ilelations Club at R p.m o ! 'soot- ws-ial clsas 'Mel% A phyrhoSigical added by Dr. Lemon- Selt- is 23 rents. Am) al,..n1,n, "... , 0,0.. Mr Stewart, formerly l'slers maintains are has been "011,10 of psyrho! 14rnri'iu lisser-mokile, upper- ,n-r. assistant professor State on 71 limited basis, or the the Al' Pre" ll Short shirts? Get I MacRae is.liimbta and Ca. .r....er lower The upper -.-y. and Dr John wife or husband of a full-time 111 R . la site profesor of psychology . Smokers Set Mark will speak on "Sty' sport shirts at . ;tided in Dr Hod- student, abis additysnal questionnaire will at- 11 AollI2si....0iiii I L.I'l. Sga ga- may inirchaw a restricted in Latin American -S s i...- COLLEGE OPENIN, 111 Ed Rapoport II tempt to probe the personalities vernment predicted today that , student hotly earn. the Student This slimmer Mr Stewart se- Ins .so...% brought out ileme SPECIAL. I sy Popov. DR. HAROLD HODGES different classes Amerieans would smoke a record' Business Affairs Office has re- led as an adviser on the US S. sosr...rig information regard- , .f the ... survey-taking sociologist polls 400 billion 900 million cigarettes . igation to the OAS Foreign M at 3.95. Dacron slash, mt ing the skilled All the findings from these minded am or liernl-ak11- , ters' Meeting held in Sant. II I'll -him-oaks" will go into "Peninsula People" a this soir despite charges linking cot.tons at 4.95, woo' worker, Identi- gins assimilation of middle-class The card. which tray he pur fied II% hook under completion by Dr tots"'use to cancer. Chile. He is presently directn I the upper -lower in the values, acquires a power motor, chased in TH16, costs $436 and knit polo shirts at us nil /lo dges. , The Aso rsilture Department aI the Office of Central Amer clam. Ic el. Many In this family room. barbecue, member- gossip Dr Jack W. Sutherland. assist' so e tanaterl that the nation's 5$ enll'lett the holder to all the priv11- . and Panamanian Attains Burs II 7.95. Hurry in! Be ogaril moving to the su- card In the PTA and soon ,ship ant professor of education, said trillion smokers would spend $6 egos of the normal student hods ..f inter.American Affairs, Depart- I 111 l'stlis as a status a, hie ement. BE the middle class. envy of the other will the conclusions drawn from the billion on cigarettes, a $500 million c.ird except the student health meat of State. 4,ordin5 to Dr. ttwiees. one NOT DISTINCT survey on existing social class increase over last year. . plan anti voting privileges , Before entering the State De- 3 guys on the block! 1.1,a. o.n.o. family In three the . CLASSES is the con- levels have a number of implica- The depat tmen: said rorrall I'S I Faculty eards. coating $.5. are partment. Mr. Stewart was is III milairte.. This may be is The classes Are not to he tines for the teacher. Dr. Siither. cigarette production would total abu, assiilable for faculty members rtewspaperrnan for 20 years, 5550. ON "ifit ? hishcr status ceived as distinct, clearcut and attached [minted out that the middle s1(5 Ionian hot that an es ; end their Vi-lies Pneileges for elated with newspapers in San ll !self-conscious groups but as gen- land smokes over- class teacher often creates prob- timated PS billion 100 million cig..these carrLs include admission to Fran:ism, New York and Sooth li revealed that this eral groups that "blend and In-ma by attempting to extend his arettes would he exported for for. all athletic events for the entire America He has been with .' ’s Icrw.nification of the lap" Dr Hodges said. values to the student leign use. I Year. 1State Department since 1947. ROOS osa slars rhis class be- Class studies In the pest have =It Editorial 2 SPARTAN DAILY Tuesday, Sept. 29, 1959 LITTLE MAN ON5 CAMPUS , `The Welcome American' Ari-Mtatc- ,,AUrama That best seller -The Ugly American" employing many Indians, after which the Frieda Ann Murphy will present faculty are widely varied is gives strong evidence that the U.S. State corporation will be run on an equal basis tent coo, an organ recital Oct. 5 at 8:30 p.m. and expression. Ctt with Department is arousing much antagonism neither Indians nor Americans doin- in the Scotish Rite Temple, Third too in Asia with strings-attached-aid and a mating, according to Kaiser. and St. James streets. The recital Former British Prime minjoe? sch public without Clement Attlee haughty, domineering attitude. Many other companies and corporations will be open to the will be among th, Sta lecturers scheduled 7 so black. are insisting that their employees abroad charge. to aPPear The picture isn't all San Jose during the The program will include organ Sunday N. tan There are American groups in south- learn the languages and mingle with the oing Community numbers composed from 1500 A.D. Forum's sixth the parts of the world that natives. season, forum ' east Asia and other to the present. Officials recently 0. the. co- Standard Oil Co. of California, for one, nounced. are Business are sincerely trying to Miss Murphy recently returned operate with the natives. says it bases advancement on these things from three years of study abroad, This season's Programs sill be sec held in the Cooperates Many of these repre- to a certain extent. She won first prize with great dis- Woodrow Wilson Junior by have tinction from the Royal Conser- High School Instead of In India sent "big business," which On the other hand, there been Molts Eck vatory in Antwerp, Belgium. She Dailey Auditorium. Mr. criticism just on general several news items recently. Attlee) sale often gets a lot of Lesson also studied under LeRoy V. Brant address on Feb. 28 will supporting "The Ugly Ameri... . be held mar .principles. eight years at the Institute of Mu- at a place not yet announced. can" conclusion that some- or are tor This summer Kaiser Aluminum and sic in San Jose. The Fall series will begin no. thing is wrong with our for-1"P" Murphy's recital will be 11 with explorer Chemical Corp. announced plans for con- Miss Romain Wilhelk by Mr. Brant and the son presenting Nit _struction of a $30 million aluminum pro- eign policy. Maybe the State Department presented a lecture and pus San Jose Scotish Rite members. film 'Legend of the Sierra could learn something from "big business." Madro, gru, duction plant in India in cooperation with. Season tickets will It appears that businessmen have learned be sold thu industrialist. first art exhibit in the gal- year for the first pod Indian aian The time. Price Ie they can get more accomplished and earn new Art Building will the six programs shill This is no American corporation mo. lery of the and Mr. Wilhebr. higher profits by cooperating with natives feature the work of Art Depart- son's lecture will be :cry 68 single ad. out ing in on Indian industry. Kaiser will own and ment faculty members. The two- mission, $15 per couple, treating them as equals. and $4.50 COO' 27 per cent of the shares in the firm, the week exhibit will open Oct. 5. The for students. Checks may be made The authors of "The Ugly American" COULD PUT YOU IN VVITH our 111 WE LIPPER.CLA55MEN galleri will be open from 8 a.m. to the Sunday Evening Commusay rest will be owned by Indian investors. say this is precisely where the State Depart- We LIKE oug FILOAMON TO GET OF-F AGOOD 51-ART.' Forum. sin to 5 p.m. weekdays. Works by the Box 1247, San Jose, Kaiser engineers will build the plant. ment has failed. to dk latermission gh WORK OF ART all thrust and parry by for Is Frank Cieciorka, Cipress 7-1615, their blocks? The number was too Si Doesn't Walker's Talk or Clark Akatiff, CLayburn large to count in three hours time. ART CLEANERS 'N. by NW' of EDITOR: We would like to thank 8-4333. Yet one ball-carrying Spartan is chill the Spartan Daily for its coverage 398 E. SANTA CLARA Clark Akatiff ASB A8851 gale of the Aug. 6 Hiroshima Day expected to out-run and out-ma- SWEATERS & CASHMERE COATS schr Hit Hitchcock Par march. All in all, we feel that the neuver eleven hard-tackling Cou- 1 5% By JERRY NACHMAN article presented our position very 10th St. Slaughter gars. Das geht elider nicht! our DISCOUNT Drama Editor fairly. However, there were some EDITOR: The subject is foot- Our offensive team looked good SPECIALTY with your minor inaccuracies that should be ball. In particular, football as on four or five sensational plays 1 SERVICE * .ALFRED Hitchcock's newest who- (should have) -dun-it, HOUR ASB CARD amended. played by San Jose State Spartans. but otherwise there was much con- "North by Northwest," has everything the droll director Most important is the fact that The reason is team spirt or rather fusion. Et tu Brute! The defense handles best mystery, acid dialogue, clever plot, gimmicks Acts for Peace is not an organiza- the lack of it. My justification for never seemed to look good at all underplay and humor. tion but a program of peace action writing is the "Slaughter on 10th throughout the entire game. Their galore, participated in by many commun- only consolation was th, Cougar's assets, plus the usual Hitchcock method Street" by the Washington State But for all the ity groups and individuals. The Cougars. offensive mistakes. 11 of tongue-in-cheek direction and a top-flight cast, the film Hiroshima Day march was an un- No matter what experts say, Our heroes! Our big eleven in- Lao doesn't come off as well as Hitchcock's others and turns sponsored event of the campus football is largely a game of dividual stars lost the game in the run give out to be more trimming than group participating in the Acts spirit in which the desire, the will most humiliating and defeated (By the author of "Rally Round the Flag, Boys, victi cake. Grant thinks so, too. So does for Peace program. and the determination to win out- fashion. And WHY? Simply be- "I Was a Teen-age Dwarf", etc.) yest Basically the movie is entertain- Mason. The campus manifestation of weigh the most absurd odds. In cause teams win games and stars play ing, however in the next-to-last Grant swerves helter-skelter the Acts for Peace program is the our case, however, both teams be- don't. San Jose State College Peace Pro- lion scene the story falls apart, pro- through all the episodes Hitchcock gan the game with equal strength, So here we are. Washington gram which is, at the p.esent FASTER, FASTER! St viding the viewer with a groan- can dream up, climaxing in a cliff- equal spirit, and equal odds. What, State 30 and San Jose State 6 time, carried on primarily by the of t ing sense of disappointment at the hanging sequence which is exactly then decided the game? somehow. Next weekend's attrac- Social Action Committee of the duni trick ending. that. (At times, Hitchcock seems In Saturday's game four ele- tion will be "Slaughter on 10th College enrollment continues to spiral upward. The need Spartan Y. The aim of the pro- for the to parody his own movies.) ments, so basic that anyone could Street" by the Rainbow Ramblers more classrooms and more teachers grows more desperate daily. The flavorful cast includes a touching gram is to stimulate discussion, a the Eg. one of the most point them out, decided the out- of Hawaii. That's life. alas, do not spring up like salty cupcake named Eva Marie sense of responsibility and action But classrooms, mushrooms nor this love scenes ever filmed is played come. These elements were tack- John Haws Saint, a dash of dashing Cary in the interest of peace. teachers like May flies. So what must we do while we build more on Abraham Lincoln's wen. ling, blocking, coordination and ASH 11260 TI Grant and James Mason, in his classrooms and train more teachers? We must get better use out His camera work is next to un- We hope to prese.it an especially teamwork. More 'Thrust and Parry' on p. 4 and typical lowlier-than-thou role. beatable. Sir Alfred has an un- stimulating program this year but The Cougars final touchdown of the classrooms and teachers we now have. That's what we innii must do. Hitchcock has peppered his plot erring sense when to underplay we need the help of interested was so pitiful to watch; two Spar- lead with a lot of spicy sex supplied and when to overplay a scene, and people. Our first meeting will be tans first one, then another Come in This column, normally a vehicle of good-humored foolery, Bra, by Miss Saint (who isn't) and a he keeps the film skimming along tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the spartan missed on excellent tackling op- will today forsake laughter to examine the crisis in higher cried handy upper berth. at a good clip. Hitchcock, who can Y. All interested, curious and an- portunities. And why? I don't and see if! education. My sponsors, the makers of Philip Morris Cigarette, (me wield a heavy hand when he needs tagonistic people are cordially in- know. as bonny a bunch of tycoons as you will see in a month of Sun- One of tit:. movie's main faults to, keeps the touch light in "North vited to attend. How many times did our equally 30 E. San Antonio days, have given cheerful consent to this is that Mr. Hitchcock has nearly by Northwest." For further information call big, equally strong Spartans miss Son Jose, Calif. departure. Oh, gimmicked himself to death, splendid chaps they are the makers of Philip Morris, fond of though the audience gleefully home, mother, porridge, the Constitution and country fiddling! pounces on everything he throws Twinkly and engaging they are, as full of joy, as brimming with Its way. NEW! INSTANT! goodness, as loaded with felicity as the cigarettes they bring Just rnI. with cold wat r you in two handy packages-the traditional soft pack and the For instance, watching Grant crushproof flip-top box: scurry like a quail over Thomas At last! A breakfast drink Jefferson's upper lip in the Mt. Now ran we make better use of existing campus facilities' The Rushmore scene, is getting into answer can he given in one word -apeedup! Speed up the educa- the bedtime story category. you can keep in your room tional process -streamline courses. Eliminate frills. Sharpen. Then there's the time when a Shorten. Quicken. crop-dusting plane swoops down on Mr. Grant a la Sky King and More vitamin C than orange juice. New instant TANG is the breakfast attempts to crop-dust him to drink you can keep right on your bookshelf-because TANG keeps any- death. where without refrigeration. *THERE are a few neat takes in Make as much as you want, whenever you want. Just mix with plain cold Miss Saint's private compartment .zater-nothing to squeeze, nothir.g to unfreeze. where Grant and the chic blonde - play love scenes with all the sub- Drink TANG every morning and get more vitamin C than orange or tIty of a kick in the pants. grapefruit juice gives you. Plus vitamin A. Tastes real good, too. Grant is at his Rich Playboy best as an advertising executive Today's assignment ,get TANG! mistaken for a secret agent. Ma- A peoduot of illanwirl Foods Klahans son, snorting through his lines, is e arse' aIt bvevo Ora:: . Head Man whose main job is to nod every so often at Henchmen : who rough up Mr. Grant's grey Following is a list of courses with suggested methods to Frwei flannel. ITANG's up each one. Eva Marie Saint, who at last PHYSICS-Eliminate slow neutrons. ; seems to have emerged from her FOR THE "One Man's Family" innocence, PSYCHOLOGY LAB -Tilt the maws downhill. The white ! operates two of the sexiest eye- VITAMIN C YOU'RE eke will run much faster. brows I've seen in many a movie. WELCOME! ENGINEERING -Make slide rules half as long. MUSIC -Change all tempos to allegro. (An added benei to be gained from this augge.stion is that once you speed el, A report on a wafts time, campus proms will all he over by ten p.m. With survey by students going home so early, romance will languish and mar- Dr. Winston riage counsellors can be transferred to the Buildings and Ehrmann, Grounds Department. Also, houses now used for married professor of students can he returned to the School of Animal Husbandry.) sociology ALGEBRA -If X always equals twenty-four, much time. at the consuming computation can be eliminated. Un iversity DENTISTRY -Skip baby teeth -they fall out anyhow. Florida, of POETRY-Amalgamate the classics. Like this: on the sexual habits of Hail to thee blithe spirit 1,000 college Shoot if you must this old gray bead students. You ain't twain' but a hound dog SEX Smiling. the boy fell dead
You see how simple it is? Perhape you have some apeedlin BEFORE ides; of your own. li so thank you to keep then, to your- selves. c IMO Mai name MARRIAGE * In the October issue of The Philip Morris Company, makers of Philip Morris, Marl- boros and Alpine, hare our Situations no interest in speedup. We age worm, and gag lines for our two campus characters Address: TANG College Contest, Dept. !, I. I 'o,t Division. Battle Mn. tobaccos ilow Redbook and Adults easy. And that's the way they 11/710if The Magazine for Young (above). Must relate to TANG. Will pay $25 for every entry used. Creek. Michigan. (Entries must be postmarked before Now on ale at all nes. wands Dec. 15.1959.) glow and easy and full of natural tobacco goodness.
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WELL ... THERE'S NEXT WEEK! Tuesday, Sept. 29, 1959 SPARTAN DAILY-1 EXTRA Pis 4 By GREGORY H. BROWN 200 rooters' tick- defunct PCC, have Thus far, only charged stu- Inability of Crucial in toe,. for the Stan- dents admission have been sold for THEIR HOME ets State football game GAMES as well as the ford-San Jose out-of-town for Oct. 31 at Stanford encounters. Hiniste, scheduled Stadium. The seats the Indians have on ong nie the first time that Spar- Yards Spells Doom This is reserve for SJS students are the PPear will have to dig in tan rooters best in the house and it is doubtful By 1) I. MATUA day Eyt, for a buck to see their pockets whether Friday's deadline on the To say the learn had its gboh action. The ducats least, San Jose State's football their school in ducats can be extended. The seats !ntly TH16 every day this troubles last Saturday afternoon. SJS completely dominated are selling in will go on sale at $3.50 after Fri- on Friday. statistics, but lost the game 30-6. week and ends day and at places which may not the offensive has been voiced lviii General concern be as convenient to get Three of the Spartan quarterbacks saw action, and to. 11Jurder certain members of the Physical only Ray Podesto seemed able to engineer a drive. This was by unless the Well, Friday is the last day Mom, Education Dept. that upward swing ... I have my ticketilhow about the 70 yard drive that resulted in the Spartans only score. Attlee, sales take a brisk be heti will have to settle you? The downfall of SJS was in their inability to get the Many students radio. valuable yardage on crucial third unest a cold sofa and Coach Marty Feldman said for gripes are ONCE AROUND: Manager Fred down plays. The failure to do this gin 0, Student grumbles and the line play was well, singling at this cam- Haney's choice of Carlton Willey resulted in Kent Rockholt's punts. 0Wiihe common occurrences out Richard Erler especially. Er- become even louder as the Brave pitcher yesterday The Spartans held a decisive edge and the pus but they ler has moved in to the first when their caused quite a surprise in the in plays attempted, 72 to WSU's 52. grumbles and gripes string guard position replacing "Why throes of die-hard Milwaukee fans The opening moments of the ;old tise pocketbooks are involved. Howard Poyer. to see my at San Jose (Mainly me!) How in game saw WSU end Gale Cogdill 'rice for should I have to pay During the third quarter, SJS's after plunking the world Haney expected to win making an almost unbelievable Wilheb5. school play football line played a heads up game, but ASB card," the with a chucker that hasn't beatet. catch inside the Spartan 25 yard ngle ad. out $7.30 for an in the fourth quarter, someone the Dodgers all year and hasn't line. This 50-yard completion paved ad $450 comments go. pushed the panic button and the finished a game against them all the way for the Cougars' first be rso The reason is quite pure and polish came off and the line looked pay season, will go down as one of the score. .mmunk simple Stanford has to ragged. Time and again, the Spar- sta- big mysteries of baseball. ose. to see the gain" at its own SJS quarterback Emmett Lee tans found themselves inside their to dium so how can they expect San Jose football fans can was smashed in the fate by the own 20 yard line, due to either the
give us a free ride especlally opaque the Washington State-SJS helmet of C u gar fullback masterful job of quick kicking by
when Stanford isn't scheduled score from their memory as not George Reej on one of Reed's the Cougars' Keith Lincoln, or a for a San Jose appearance. That Indicative of the play which the plunges off tackle. The stunned portion of the 95 yards in penalties Christman Is the answer In a nutshell. Spartan eleven executed. The lo- Bob Lee lay on the ground and in a that the Spartans rolled up. TURN THAT CORNER Quarterback Emmett ing up to aid the signal -caller. Ted Cano of San Jose Slate is the only college cals were in the game until the the dazed manner, then went back The loss of Mike Jones, who suf- Lee makes one of his infrequent runs around right Cougars is there to make the eventual of its size in California that doesn't last five minutes with the score stop. to his position, and before he fered a broken left thumb, was end with guard Roy Harrah of the Spartans corn- Washington State won game. 30-6. charge its students for home 14-6 and then the fatful last five knew what was happening the felt by the Spartans. His art for games. Stanford, Cal and all the minutes cheer up! we’ll win our same Reed Wax reeling off tackle throwing the long pass would cer- schools that represented the now share. S.F. Caters Managers Name again for a touchdown. Lee was tainly have come in handy last - Spikers Earn never the same, his passes lost Saturday afternoon. Jones is ex- )UNT Today's Hurlers their effectiveness. pected to return in a month. your First Match Gold Medals Ray Podesto was now handling Coach Jim Sutherland's highly :ARD Homer Don Drysdale, Dodger side- the quarterback chores for the touted offense never seemed to Clutch Sherry winder, is Waiter Alston's choice Spartans. It was a tight spot for get in gear as the Spartan de- For 1 ankers In Marathon to pitch today's second and pos- the sophomore transfer from Mo- fenders handled the passing attack Give LA 3-2 Victory sibly last game of the National desto JC. Last week he was oper- well. The deep men in the Spartan Three San Jose State students By - I HEETER The Dodgers tied up the game The varsity water polo season League Pennant Playoff series at ating the third team and suddenly defense had their men covered for received gold medals recently for in the third against Milwaukee opens tomorrow as rookie Coach Los Angeles, he finds himself trying to develop the most part of the game. Cougar Brilliant relief pitching by young their winning performance in the starter Carl Willey on singles by Roger McCandless sends his charg- Lew Burdette will try and a scoring thrust. Podesto suffered quarterback Mike Agee's tosses Larry Sherry and a timely home National AAU One-Hour Run held Charlie Neal, Norm Larker and es against the San Francisco State keep the Braves in the a charley horse in the second quar- were either thrown behind or over 21 run by John Roseboro combined to at Costa Mesa, Calif. running Gil Hodges. Gaters at 4 p.m. in the Men's as he is Fred ter and had to be helped off the the head of his intended receivers give the Los Angeles Dodgers a 3-2 Haney's selection Gymnasium, Frank Wulftange, Merle McGee field. He is expected, however, to except the one to Cogdill, which victory over the Milwaukee Braves The 2-2 deadlock stood until the for today's mound chores. Captain Bill Augenstein, Roger and Jerry Laird were the Spartans be at full strength for the Hawaii eventually became the pot of gold yesterday in the first game of a sixth when the 26-year-old Rose- Burdette has a 2-0 record Scaife, Lonny Christensen, and that finished in the top ten. Jack game next Saturday night. toss for the Cougars. playoff series to determine the Na- boro, going into the game with a against the Dodgers this year. Dave Dinelli are the only lettermen Marden, a COP graduate, and Ned tional League pennant winner. .234 average, stroked the most im- Ile was listed as yesterday s returning from last year's squad. Sargent, a graduate of Colorado 1 Slimy, who came to the rescue portant home run of his career to pitcher along with Dodger Sandy Dinelli is presently bucking the University, made up the lest of give the Dodgers the 3-2 lead they Koufax and then both managers of the faltering Danny McDevitt first team. the five man team that took first never relinquished. did an about face and named dif- during a WI run Brave rally in New additions to the for first team place honors. ferent starting pitchers. the second inning, went the rest of The Braves threatened in the are Phil Jones, Long Beach City Special ly. The marathon run is a cross- If the way, pitching seven and two- fourth and fifth innings against College, and Mery Donner, who a third game is necessary tor country-type race and the men are the teams thirds innings of shut-out ball. Sherry but could not score. played freshman ball for SJS. Last will remain in Los To Body are measured on the distance they Student Members The two teams see-sawed back year Jones won the 100 yard and Angeles for the final. out have covered in the alloted hour. and forth through the first two 200 yard butterfly swimming Clara Youth Village and were we 200/0 Discount on innings. the Dodgers taking a 1-0 Stanford Ticket events in the junior college cham- Sargent finished second among coached by Mihaly Igloi, 1956 lead in the first inning and the pionships. Donner, on the other all competitors (approximately 60 Hungarian Olympic coach. Braves going ahead 2-1 in the se- hand, is the younger brother of started), with 10 miles, 1742 yards, SPORT SHIRTS ry, During the meet, Tom Ryan set cond. Sales End Friday last year's varsity goalie and most and McGee finished fourth with SEPT. 28 OCT. 3 ler a new American Record covering If you haven't put chasill your valuable player, Rich Donner. 10 miles, 1320 yards. tes, 11 miles, 314 yards. The old record student tickV.s for the Stanford The elder Donner is currently The group represented Santa was 11 miles. on. 291 yards game yet you may be out of luck campaigning for the San Francis- IRENE'S DRIVE-IN LAUNDRY if you don't act now! co Olympic Club. This is the team Corner of 4th and Sar-a _ I if that came within two games of re- Shirts 1191E SantaClara CY18405, Tickets selling for $1 will he open Monday and ng! presenting the United States in Cleaning on sale the rest of this week in th Bowling Fluff Dry Thursday evenings me the Pan American games held last Popularity All Color Show TI116. ng summer in Chicago. the 2 BIG ONES! Each student, upon presentation Mike Bozzo, Bob Wegman, and of his student body card, will get Mike Roach are currently on the 'The Brave One' one ticket which cannot be sold second team. Coach McCandless rhe Touches 25 public. Million to the outside says that, "either one or all three 'Land of the After Friday, the tickets for the of them could be playing first By TRACY GODFRE1 ger balls replaced the rounded stones used previously and the Pharaohs' Stanford contest will be $3.50 for string in the near future." BOWL! This one word ac- students. Shriehand Baja, the 1956 Olym- number of pins varied from as few t.ie champion of India, also has tivates some 23 million peo- as three to as many as 17. )11C-11-a 5 tied out for the team. ple into stirring from televis- In 1366, King Edward III of The team has been handling two ion sets, bridge tables and England, noting that the game Alla/f/1711MIRO' day workouts for the last week other sedentary enjoyments. was rapidly replacing archery as WOED get in shape for tomorrow's tus- 'the favorite English sport. issue," As inconceivable as it may New Students . . . ., Coach McCandless says that a proclamation denouncing howlir 1897 ALUM ROCK AVE he boys are not big but they are sound. about one-seventh of as a useless and unprofitable game. t swimmers. They hustle and our population bowls at least once Join the The Renaissance was the re- increasing number of students who save at is what counts. I think they a year. They trot down to the local CL 1- 3 3 1 0 birth of howling as well an of 1110 35 percent on college-styled clothing cf Vaughn's II come along as the season rolls bowling center to topple ten maple pins with a rubber sphere--ten to learning. Martin Luther believed Casw, Saev%v - .011.41 Drop along." in today for your prmanent discount card that 16 lbs. rolled down a 60 foot maple bowling to he a moral game and subsequently it became the fav- allows students and faculty from any University. and pine runway called a lane. Rag&Jecol.,e4,4",Afto Grimm Is Named With that kind of participation. orite game in German. Coilege, or High School a 35 percent discount off (./ec,:e ei:40 4) there is some credence to the So the game progressed mliin ;1.7 ,L2iecc.efixte the regular retail price of any merchandise in any Chi-Cub Manager thought that bowling might fast the American Civil Vliar. Al. ml become America's number one pas- 1865, a wave of clerical of our three stores. yd t IIICAC.0 (UPI) --Bob Scheff- time. swept the game. In some sr ctiat 1109411e'R-a6 750 9 mit two; ovews(iit,,) resigned today as manager of Going back into history, it can the game of "nine-pins" was ag, . Chicago Cubs and Charley be found that bowling is man's outlawed. From these ordinani...., * lw-k-ech PIZZA 5rltAk t - * Examples of our Year Around Discounts /NC. LON GIANT unm was named to replace him, second oldest contemporary sport, came the game ne know today, is ,,,,,,AN SAUSAK / to ,e, lrimm. who two years ago re- being surpassed only by archery. tenpins. el PIFROMi ,.’ ., la 4 ned the Cubs as a vice-presi- A London U. Egyptologist, Sir 5/11144441.. . ,,,,,, .. ., g 2 AIL $5.95 Wash/Wear polished cotton pants. Prior to 1900, the American LaIetutcvs v 2 / 2 42 ti-nt after his ouster as manager Flindets Petrie. discovered imple- , 3, 11 With Bowling Congress was formed. The mulsmstoom 2 63 Student Discount of Braves, will be Egyptian tomb that edd416661 ONIN. ,,, 2, Vi 2 Oh the Milwaukee ments in an ABC laid down rules governing 4.4CSIOVIE ------h. $59.50 Natural Shoulder Suits ... lap seems, hookh3ook managing the Cubs for the fourth bear remarkable resemblance to maximum weight of halls, pins, /10 ,J 2 2 6 IT' vent . .. plain front pants $38.67 time. those of modern bowling. The tomb fit.PAY ssifousi. length of lanes, and most of the ret4....bow..okra. Apieltow4.).. 1 4-4 2 20 2 1.f th Announcement of the change dated from 5200 fl(',! 9 rules we know today. This at., CO44BI4A7',016 i.s 23 .536 $5.95 White Oxford Button-down Dress Shirt. by President Phil- howling can he traced was made club Modern dardization of the game undout, With 35% Discount $3.83 10+0"14 72. 72.er Womg ., Wrigley in a three -paragraph to the third century. In the mo- edly gave bowling the initial nastic orders, the monks :11H)1 11 Zs nirre-Resrr... OS vvtaric vAtta, AI 514.95 All Wool Flannel Plain Front Pants. .tement. it needed to make it today one 'In Grimm, we have an miner- a game %cry similar to our mod. 6 Ps or f With Student Discount our nation's most popular sport Kw altiugl,r,Tyalgeg.....racrty0ArE ! A :wed major league manager," he ern -day game and attached some e- 512.95 for itself." religious significance to it. If a * n Doeruee 7b 840 -_, 94.trarY 64a /T- Crew and Boat Neck Sweaters I. His record speaks OW:ZS 15 "TIM 13E5T... 35% Discount 9.41 'I'he Cubs closed the season. hit or a strike was made, the ,Ileffing's second as manager, monk was assumed to be a good 1; R terday with a loss to Los An- Christian and faring well in his Join our FUN CONTEST ',les and wound up tied for fifth fight against the heathen. name TODD'S NEW CAMPUS - p00111 Offoreqs(, SWART STUDENTS :.' we with Cincinnati, with 74 wins The game increased in popular- SHOE DEPARTMENT and win 1 60 defeats. ity in the following centuries. Lar- a complete wardrobe of beau- NeEsi we TA tiful Town & Country shoes. Or' Where 1st Prize-5 pair Servings Are Large 2nd Prize-3 pair And Prices Are Right 3rd Prize.-2 pair No purchase necessary. just tome into Todd's and ask for your entry VAUGENIS blink. Our personnel will *spiels file details Corfno cmds Oat. 31, STUDENT CIOMING UNION ARCHIE'S If59. 121 SOUTH 4th . . "Up the Alley" STEAK HOUSIA Todd's Shoes Free Parking ,"r) BERKELEY 30 East San Antonio Downtown San Jose 545 S. 2nd. St. Hours 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. This Couron Valid t.t Alum Rock Only! 4 SPARTAN DAD V Tuesday, Sept. 29, 1959 WAA Begins Where it awes from... 'Snake, Spider SAB Okays Plans Th e BUDGET Share Isom Tugs DOLLAR Ride Capranss For Year's Activities "'Activities A snake and is tarantula 'Jut' till St IIIONILU who came to San Jose from COI Who decides what date your !Gleason said. An activity Is con- ule for the WAA was released 28t Foss.* UN INS CONN WWI Ermador, latest fraternity will have its pledge sidered minor when it draws upon terday by Pres. Gerry Petersoli MINVIMil WNW Isms are the exhibit of the ExPo dance or when Revelries will be a small segment of the entire She urged all interested women to ology Department. gr.ees These live specimens held? school such as a fraternity tune- take advantage of the many ac- 524 Inns fuss were round This monumental task is per- , ton, a school play, or organize- ,tivities the group offers. in a bunch of bananas. formed each spring by the Student tint dance. I WAA is an organizatLn open to 12C it Is well known that sol111. uhi, Activities Board, now under dime- Early last sem es t e r, forms al4 SJS women students. Male males hide in banana bunches, it is very rarely that they lion of ASB Vice Pres. Guy Glea- were sent to all groups asking students may also participate in are found son, them to apply for the dates they some of the scheduled events this or seen. in want for the coming school year, fall. The snake is commonly The four-member board acts Otlas Rama Sourly ealled a Not -Cm Eye." The the dual capacity if approving giving both a first and second Activities begin this Wednesday specimen tif the vol and arranging campus dates and choice. When all forms were re- !afternoon. The schedule is as fol- Miii ii Science Department is aixiiit three 16c long. in okaying publicity for these ceived, SAB began the task of lows: 1111,rart Alsistaitt feet It is a greenii.h mita the skin is events, compiling them and arranging Archery. Tuesdays 4:30 (until Where it gas ... Attain tulip and waxy in appear. Last Gleason. Pro:went- each according to first choices iThanksgiving co-ed; Lince. June, Badminton, Slocipliss a liericter The "Cat Eye" is a rear Fi lag Attorney Pat McClenahan, possible. Monday 4:30; Bowling, Wednes- -fanged snake. That is, Connie Evans and Joan Blister ' One such problem with which days 3:30; Fencing, Wednesdays 58C the pair of fangs dug into the task of planning the SAB comes in contact Is the 4:30 (after Thanksgiving I co-ed; Intoteit are located in the back of the next year's calendar. I request by Revelries; for five Golf, to be announced. mouth instead of in the front, as -We are allowed to schedule nights in Morris Dailey Audi- Hockey, Wednesdays 4:15 (until 12c . s the rattlesnake has. one major event and up to six torium. Thanksgiving); Modern dance, to The toxicity of this specimen is Th minor ones for the same date," , SAB wanted to cut the student he announced, co-ed; Riding, FEDERAL BUDGET CHART By estimate, the shows where the funds come from and how they not known. A snhke of the same II talent show to three nights but Thursdays, 3:30 (until Thanksgiv- federal budget in the fiscal year of 1960 will are spent. It was released recently by the Bureau rear-fanged group bit a snake ex- decided on a compromise, giving ing); Tennis, Thursdays 3:30 (un- show a surplus of $100 million. This chart (see cut) of Budget. pert in the East. This man died ga THRUST & PARRY Revelries five nights, but at dif- til Thanksgiving); Tumbling, within 24 hours. Howeser, the blito:ruoa ferent dates. Thursdays 4:30; Swimming, Thurs. snake in the Science Department "Right now, November, Decem- days 4:30; Volleyball, Tuesdays 7 is not the same kind, according 10 ber and May Vets Administration Campus Has Dr. Ralph A. Smith, are our 'heavy' p.m. (after Thanksgiving,. profeswr Buechner's Rebuke months. Sometimes we have the biology. gl mini Editor: maximum of seven events on one The species of the tarantula is a Aged Pipes Ft On Feb. 19. this year. at the in- night," Gleason added. Answers Queries very difficult to identify and it et salt vitation of the Young Republicans Another conflict often decided Dr. Burton Brazil Uni(14.11T led pipeliru ...cane per- will be sent to Harvard Uni'icrsity by genera of San Jose State College. I talked SAB is what group shall spon- Q I have been thinking of A Your examining physician haps a century in age, have been for identification. sor which activities. At The specimens were given The before a group on the subject: the June using my right as a Korea veteran should mall it to the VA as soon found in the excavations made for to Dr. meeting To Attend Session G. Pisan , sear 'Don't Join It." Judging by the the Betty Coed-Joe Col- to get a GI home loan, but so far as your examination is com- Rocci associate plates. lege contest was given the new Maintenance and Oper- sor of biology by a friend table "Letters to the Editor" and to the Class have done nothing about it. Is pleted. of '61; the ations Buildings being erected on snake and Toand "Thrust and Parry," statements Gorgeous Gams contest On City Problems there a deadline for applying? The tarantula will be made by me at that time were ve- to the Class of '62; and the Ugly campus. on exhibit this week in the up- Dr. Burton R. Brazil, mayor of Yes. The deadline for Q If I decide to convert my Man contest to the Class of '60. A stairs corridor of the old hemently disputed by many stu- Saratoga and associate professor a permanent The tubes run in all directions Science Br Asked how the board Korea veterans Is January 31, term insurance to dents and teachers. makes out of political science at San Jose and are unmarked, thus presenting the datebook Gleason 1965. World War II veterans plan, must I convert it all at once, said. "If a State, and has been invited to ap- At that time you reported cor- new event is have until July 25, 1960, to or can I convert a part at a time? John Amos, superintendent of planned, the date pear in Berkeley, Saturday, Oct. Gr rectly that I had made the state- wanted is open apply. buildings and grounds, with II and it is a reason- 3, before the Governor's Commis- A You may convert a part of ment that a well -organized and able pipe, request, we usually okay it." Q I am going to have to take a your term insurance to perma- problem of deciding which efficiently operated communist cell sion on Metropolitan Area Prob- jimmie's hair examination to reinstate nent insurance, but the mini- are in use, and e bieh inactive. cuts existed in San Jose. Members of lems. physical The commission was established my lapsed GI insurance policy. mum amount that may be con- They were found at a lower level the audience challenged the state- 52 S. Fourth Al', medical application verted is $1,000. After that, con- ment, and later it was reported to SJS Ring, Watch, to advise the governor about the Who mails my than pipes are now constructed, the VA, me version must be in multpiles of me that one of the professors told role of state government in metro- for reinstantement to perhaps due to the fact that the shallAmTherric: politan affairs and on the ques- my physician? $500. campus was at one time a swampy his class that "Buechner is sick or thee Sri, Wait To Be Claimed tion of whether new state policies area. Excavations show five dif- and getting sicker." Q I want to go to school under. Spartans leave thii4_, In the and programs are necessary to as- ferent grade levels. Ivy the Korean GI Bill in the fall. League Iltshiprssr The recent exposure (Aug. 14. darndest places. sist local governments in solving Toothy Dispute As the aged pipes are removed, How soon after starting school can 1959) by Karl Prussion that such An SJS class ring was found on metropolitan problems. they will be replaced by modern N.Y. (UPI) Mrs. Cl allowance II a cell indeed did exist indicates the University of California's Others invited to appear are MINEOLA, I expect my first ones. Flat Tops 19, was in jail last Innthe2 that the sick person is not Buech- Berkeley campus this summer, and Howard Campen, county executive Grace Bobb, check? a valuable lady's watch is being week in lieu of $500 bail for biting ner. It is unfortunate that when a of Santa Clara County; George A In about two months. held .up at the Southern Pacific three policemen. ents on person is told that a rattlesnake Christopher, mayor of San Fran- Under, the lavv, VA allowance Sahara Oil Co. baggage room here in San Jose for Mrs. Bobb, a domestic. was hav- is in a clump of bushes he so dis- cisco; Claude E. Hutchison, mayor checks are payable only after BEST GAS PRICES some Spartan. ing a dispute with her husband on believes that he is willing to stick of Berkeley; Wesley McClure, completion of each months of IN SAN JOSE A notice from Cal describes the a street corner, police said, when his foot into the nest in order city manager of San Leandro; E. training, and the law allows VA AT jimmies De Luca came pinlutcsia ca nitauft to prove his informer wrong. first item as a man's yellow gold R. Stallings, San Mateo County patrolman Anthony bois- 20 extra days to process checks. SECOND & WILLIAM Kingdor college ring with the initials manager; and Francis Dunn, chair- by and told her to stop using So be prepared for a two-month men n It might be well if students and "J.R.T." stamped on a blue stone. man of the Alameda County Board terous language. teachers alike would re-read some It was found at Berkeley's law De Luca told judge Kathleen wait before your first check iTnrcAal urn dsppei of Supervisors. OUTSTANDING VALUES TO FIT YOUR of Lenin's speeches, especially the school and turned over to the lost Kane that before he knew what comes. BOOK BUYING BUDGET one made at the Baku Congress in and found office at the U.C. po- happened Mrs. Bobb wrestled him ' PP r 8 IVES TREASURY -SD LIVE LONGER AND ENJOY j. or worn 1921 which included the following: lice department, where it may Nursing Tea Today to the ground and sank her teeth $595 " 1CIENCE a INVENTION - CAR OWNER'S HANDBOOK now be claimed. Nursing students, especially in hit' knee and fled. Two other of- A &M Auto Repair must hi "We must secure the goodwill of AUTO REPAIR Now $4S Ssi A Southern Pacific official cal- freshmen, may attend a welcome ficers who intercepted her suffered GENERAL -IERLOCK HOLMES Adv ntures and PLAYING CARDS 1. 1959. teachers and professors in schools SPECIALTY rn wo.rs Now SI 45 b. Be.r. '31. Eke led the student union Sept, 16 to party today from 2 to 5 p.m. in a similar fate before they subdued ,,A',TEP ROOK OF POULTRY GAME PICTORIAL HISTORY OF Tr..F .ENT 26A3p epairi, and universities, of liberal minis- Hydrarna'ic Po.erglide 598 SCREEN r. S5 6 report the watch. They said Cafeteria rooms A and B. her. ters of religion and of the pacifists it be- student rates- TOULOUSE LAUTREC- longs to an SJS student but they The tea will be given by the fat- Her husband, Sam, meanwhile, 52 90 in Adm and reformers of the world in or- 456 E. San Salvador CV 5-4247 r THE COmSTOCV AN ANTHOLOGY OF In ISH didn't know who. uity of the Nursing Department. disappeared. Now 0-, 5: 48 TURE Nor 0- . der to create a mental barrage in .A.PrOON ALBUM s BATTLES 5 LEADERS OF TO , the minds of the capitalistic youth Si 9$ WAR 158 95) r, II') Acc which shall forever bar them from. HUNDREDS MORE TO SELECT FROM Trav.1, Biography. Children's looks. Religion. Music, Art etc S...ss* participating in a carnal conflict books at Barga41 Prices Now at San Joss Book Shop. COME EARLY FOR A with the communist order." COD CHOICE. To P Castle COME EARLY FOR A GOOD CHOICE Buechner at Frederick Eccentric Art, Customs and tow- 5rtlif. Take one Moor.- I. -Italian-Spanish feudal campsite. It is estimated that he weighing more than five tons, lioAninPrha' palms were hauled in. Open all Best Seller Reprft castle, add bell towers, Venetian weath- spent $1 million a year for 50 years on ering San Jose first ris 9:CO p.m. ervanes, an elevator made from a confes- his art collection alone. Ancient art works include a 2nd cen- For Less Thursday CV 5-5513 anbooth,aartu senorteicsGoreef tekl,epEronetsiana. As a boy, Hearst had camped "up on tury B.C. statue of the Egyptian goddess MO OK SHOP ,sC\aiveilflept.erveSOCietyA pal Spartaguide the hill" with his father. Sen. George Sakmet from Luxor, a Pompeian mosaic 1(9 EAST SAN F R '4 A '.' million dollar swimming pool, and the Hearst. They "roughed it" in huge silk of Neptune. 60 A.D., and authentic Ro- TODA1 result is William Randolph Hearst's tents. Because of his early experience man caskets. Death was a forbidden Spartan Chi. get acquainted man-made paradise San Simeon Castle. Hearst always felt he was camping, even topic with Hearst, yet a Roman actor's meeting, CH239, 7:30 pm. after he built his mansion. sarcophagus was one of his fasorite art This Social Action Committee, Spar- You can drive to the glittering con- The camping ems/sphere extended objects. dude I tan V , organization planning meet- glomeration of art, nCAR a State Histori- FREE FREE to the medieval refractory (dining hall). ing for this year's Acts For Peace cal Monument, in approximately four With an entourage of eight, the Tablecloths were never used; mustard program. Spartan Y, 7:30 p.m. hours. It is approximately 200 miles from feudal lord took a morning walk along and catsup %sere placed on the table In g:yn San Jose via Highway 101, lying five his mile-long grape arbor. He had tele- 511 TOMORROW miles from the ocean in the Santa Lucia their original containers; and paper nap- phones in every room and scattered FULL QUART OF MILK writ used for the lavish feasts. thin German Club, open house fea- mountains 42 miles north of San Luis kins were throughout the gardens. turing a German movie and re-I Obispo. "Camp stools" at the table were $1400 Ar No one used the $1 million indoor freshments, Cafeteria room B, 7 copies of a medieval folding chair. with every ba : i Only groups may make reitersations pool, so the servants were given the use p.m. The 123-acre hillside, surrounded by for the $2.50 tour; others are taken on A of it. Because heated ocean water was Wesley Foundation, mid-week canyon, was landscaped entirely with first-come, find-served basis. too expensive, fresh water was heated. luncheon. Wesley Lounge (205 E. foreign plants; everything was trans- member ther. salt added. Santa Clara St.), 12:30 p.m. I Begun in 1919, Hearst continued ported to the site except the native oaks. Unbelievable? It's also unforgettable. NEW YORK (410 Newman ChM, meeting, Newman building until the 1940's, spending ap- Eight feet of topsoil, covering the entire ir Hall. 8:30 p.m. proximately 40 miWon dollars on his hilltop, 40 Italian Cypress trees, each P.M. low rn' Come o a Swingline STEAK 4I I ff may no Includes: CLASSIFIEDS Stapler Garlic Bread, Chili, bigger than a Sa!ad and Baked Potato By Wanted: riders or ear bedroom apts. lone left) See manag WANTED Classified Rates: or wee dai y. CY 3 Apt, 3, 547 So. tilt St. pack of gum! aeeOpe 25c a line first insertion Girl wanted to ire apt. with two Transportation needed from Sundale Man. Death end single room men. Quiet. 20c a line succeeding insertions - $45 e month. Call 2 lino minimum. or in Irvington for da;'y classes between 62 N. 7th, CV 5-7355. 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