Liaho 1 I? ('411 Spartans to Host Pacific Tonight Grads Return Sparta s entally, 'Up' Spartan Daily To Recapture SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE For A u41Dig,4anie; No. X XX VIII San Jose, Calif., Friday, October 28, 1949 No. 17 Spartan Spirit Expect Record Crowd Many- grads are expected to re- turn to Sparta today to participate By WADE WILSON in and witness the 1949 Homecom- This is it ! ! ing festivities. ! Tonight's the night the unbeaten COP Tigers are ably directed Highlighting alumni activities into Spartan stadium with will be a dance at the De Anza the famed Eddie LeBaron at the wheel. hotel, where alumni members and Kick-off time is set for 8 o'clock and the their friends will dance to the mu- are ready to upset any plans of the Tigers to take home a victo,y. sic of Sheldon Taix's orchestra'. The largest crowd in San Jose historysome 17,000 avid fans Reurdofis of various classes are -- %vitt he on hand to witness this an- to be held in the hotel lounge, and nual battle between the two titans mezzanine, being reserved for of Stockton and San Jose. those attending the game. The Happy Victors The Spartans are -up" for this dance Is to begin after the game game. They have worked hard all and continue until 1 am. week, harder than could be ex- Will Serenade pected for a team reduced so much Several fraternity and sorority by injuries. They ale dead serious houses have scheduled buffet din- about the job ahead. They will go ners to be held before the game Seated Losers into the game with a full under- for their alumni members. N'arious Only the rooting section of the standing that COP can be beaten. independent 'organizations have al- %%inning team will be allowed on They have their minds set on the so planned similar dinners. ' the field after tonight's game, big job that confionts them. They The Alumni association, which stated P.ally Committee Chairman aren't afraid, but instead, seem to in charge of the queen corona- Glenn Stewart. go about their work confident they has selected Bob Uon, Parton to "The rooters for the wioning can tame the Tigers. crown Homecoming Queen Deloris school will be allowed to !wade Line Coach Bob Bronian cap- Paterson in the pre -game cere- onto the field, torn] a serlientine ably simuned up the forthcoming monies at Spartan stadium. The behind the hand and serenade ,he game by saying, .4,411 the teaching coronation ceremonies begin at 7 losing side. said Stewart "The Is done. the team knows all tte ran p.m. losers must leinain in tlic stand; and can go" out and win this one during the post game celebration. for themselves." As has been said, the San Jose Bill Casey Hurt The thousands of CCM' follow,,rs eleven is mentnly "up" for tag' from ;toclo.on a ill be directed to traditional gitrne. Their spirit is Bill Casey, of Theta (*hi fra- speci;,1 el:awe 'ones eseli s high, as can ts attesed by the fact ternity, was slightly injured for Spartao: vol.! ptir"s: that the injured rail players have when he fell from Theta Chi on their of the stadiiii,.. been working :;%f every night. float befori the Homecoming , doing so ths. ,,ae physically pun- parade Wednesday evening. Stev rt slated that ! iThed themst ix es. rooters %vim wear vhite will The accident occurred while lb, Bob (helm, Junior Morgan, Jaek Of P4ICIfIC TIGER - the float was preparing to leave"' given tlic preference of sett:. elos- Donaldson, and Dick Harding have COLLGe the parade assembling area on est to th., I enter section, (30-y (I. been out each night working arit St. James street. In the fall, line). Ile urges all to bring mega- I' bard as 11 they were physically Casey suffered a laverated chin phones, and copies of the nen Goldlmiund. and bruised knee. An anitailan.p and White fight swig. I Gene Menges will was summoned, and he Queen Debris Reigns Tonight was tak- Porn-Pons will he s.iid before the be out to out -LeBaron LeBaron. en to the San Jose hospital for game: by .Aopi pric, I.; Th e highly puolicized COP back, The' 1149 Horrieeoming .festivi- emergency trelitneret. Four 15 cents each. and probable candidate for All- ties will be highlighted at 8 o'clock stitches were takeh in Casey's American, will nave to live up to this evening when the Spartans U. P. Wire chin and he was released in time more than his press clippings if he apd COP Tigers meet at Spartan President Truman has announc- to participate In the parade fes- intends to overshadow the pride of sfadium for their traditional foot- ed that he may use the Taft-Hart- tivities. Pay Your Buck Anaheim. Menges. ball game. ley provisions In handling the steel sone Before the game, coronation and coal strikes. He said that the -seniors must pay their $1 de- The Alumni after-game dance is ceremonies will be held to official- country is a long way from a na- posit for the Senior Overnight by being sponsored by the Alumni as- ly crown Debris Peterson Home= tional emergency which would 1 p.m'. today, Ann Guenther, Ov- To Show Movies sociation, the Santa Clara county comilig Queen of 1949. Bill Parton, have to be proclaimed, in order to Students are reminded that alumni chapter, and. the Class of ernight chairmanosaid today. Miss 1948 grid star, will crown Queen follow such an action. two special movies will be ahoan

Debris in the impressive ceremcn- 1949. On the dance committee are Guenther added that the addi- today in room 5112. At 11:30 ies that are to begin at 7 p.m. In Portland a member of the Ben Muccigrossi, Velva Williams tional $3 may be paid early next p.m., according to Bob Madsen, and After the coronation rituals, the textbook commission has defend- Glenna Shaw. week. student Commeusity Chest cam- ed Dr. Frank Magruder's civics. gracious and beautiful Queen will Mt.s. Paul J. Lukes of Foothill "Those who have signed but not paign chairman. book which was recently banned ascend to her special position in road, Los Gatoer, is vice-prosident paid the deposit %ill find their res- Contributions to the campus by the school board of Houston, the stadium where she will reign of the Spartan Alumni asses:nut for ervations_s_ancelled unless The .( ommunity_Sheat drive will be Tex. To James Burgess the Texas over the contest. Tickets lb the ditateiVill 1.-K: avail- is paid by the deadline today.' accepted as the a d s n the After-Game dance lit the IthOOT-Niard is "dufnb", and its At able at the door `kbP said charge, Madsen said. Civic auditorium tonight, Queen action shows that stupidity can Debris will reign over a celebrart- go no further. ing throng. The Queen will have a tSpartan Guards Get a Morale Booster A defense spokesman has stated special throne from which to wit- that the Navy will lop off 56,000 ness the gaiety of her subjects. officers and enlisted men by July During intermission at the dance 1. Army manpower will be re- tonight, trophies will be presented duced by 26,000, and the air force to the best decorated sorority, will take a cut of 4000 officers fraternity and independent houses and men. entered in the House Decoration contest. Veterans owing the government According to Barbara Belknap money may have it subtracted of the Homecoming committee, from their National Service Life those acting as judges for the gen- Insurance refunds. The Veterans test are: Arthur Bronn, head dis- Administration says that $70,000,- play manager of Hale Bros. De- 000 is owed to it from overpaid partment store; J. R. Ingram, dal- subsistence and pensions. play manager of hart's; and Ste- ven Sutton, assistant decorator of Blum's women's shop. The winning groups will keep Overflow Crowd their trophies until next year, when they will be presented to the Looms for Game next winners. A small cup will be "If you're going to the game given to each group to keep as a tonight, please, please, be sure you rermanent trophy. get into the right section." stated Graduate Manager William Felse Elections Close yesterday. "Sit in the sections called for elee- San Jose State's primary by your tickets," he remarked. lions (lase today at 3 p.m. All Bleacher seats and chairs were e- students uho have not yet being placed on the field yester- erelseii laeir right to vote are day morning, the office reported. usged to do, so by the Spartan Ushers will be on, hand to direct

Daily. The polls are located in ticket holders. to ,the temporary the Student I seating arrangements. BUn-Oft cit CB01:4 will be head next v'eele Nov. 2 and 3. The office reported that the stadium's 16,855 seats had all been claimed by yesterday morning. Two lftractela saterlty aims interrupt the nocturnalvigil of three campus guardsmen to serve hot cof- Weather The office will close today at 3 U.P. fee. On duty bo watch for possible COP raids on Vaishinglon Square, the diligent guards, recruits from Livermore and Santa Clara Vstl- p.m., with no student tickets is- to encounter any vandals throughout the week. Four sororities supplied the coffee. leysFair today, little tempera- sued at that time. ASB cards will illsOed Shirley Johnrion, Harry C'arlsen, Tom Irsing, and Larry Davis ture change. not be honored at the gate. Left ft ripit are: Rszthie Holthouse, litTUJOSTI/30 e6 04U91/11LIOVS ea qv' a s swao n re 0 1. tre-pwcrri tg-cuTo Spartans Defend - Campus Classified Advertising FOR SALE DID YOU KNOW: That NCC "Administration officials and student body officers are trying to members get auto lube jobs for '46 model civilian Jeep COP and San Jose State college JEEP: only $1, a saving of over 40 per keep the traditional rivalry between excellent condition. Reasonable. in cent. confined to the football field this year," ASB President Don Schaeffer Luick Urges Frosh Call CY 4-2723. told the Spartan Daily yesterday. TYPING SERVICE: Term pa- Meets FIAT: Fine condition, 45 miles pers, book repSrts, personal and "As far as we know, there have not been raids on either campus To Attend a gallop, 15 in. wheels. New rub- business letters. Stencils cut and this week," Schaeffer said. Schedule for group meetings of ber, body 'in perfect shape, no mimeographed, hours 8 a.m. to 12 This lack of activity is in direct the freshman class was released parking problem around campus. noon Tuesday and Thursday which $275. 181 S. 13th street, call contrast to-maurading'raids Announcement* yesterday by Mr. Wilbur F. Luick, mornings, and from 12 noon to occurred last year and nearly CY 4-8252. , 6 p.m. on Monday, Wednesday, KAPPA :Meets class adviser. '' caused severance of athletic re- PHI UPSILON SPEED GRAPHIC: 1946 4x5 and Friday afternoons. Reason- schools. 18 Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Freshmen are asked to pick a lations between the two in 13 with accessories. Call CY 2-3387 able rates. Ethel, CY 5-2594. schedule Keep Rivalry on Field SOCIAL AFFAIRS COMMIT- meeting time from the after 6 p.m., make offer. "The Tiger-Spartan rally corn- TEE: Meets in the Civic auditor- during which they will be free, to FOR RENT COUPE: '40 Ford, good mittees have worked shoulder to ium Friday at 1:30 p.m. CLUB attend the first meeting of that Radio, heater. FRONT ROOM: Kitchen privi- shoulder ,his year," the ASB SOCAL AFFAIRS COMMIT- condition. $485. group, and to support its activities leges for two qtudents, non-smok- TEE: Meeting in Student Union Phone CY -8814. prexy declared, "to make this ers, $5 each a week. Mrs. Field- 3:30 p.m. during the quarter. RADIO: week's 'big game' a success. Al- Monday at CUSTOM BUILT stad. Call CY 5-2594, 327,E. St. Today is the last The schedule follows: guarantee, though we want ot keep the corn- SENIORS: Quality FM model, will John street. petitive spirit at a peak, we are day to sign up at the Library arch Monday, 1:30 in Morris Dailey. $135. R. W. Kilby, office B-1. hoping to keep the rivalry be- for Senior overnight at Asilomar. Group 1. ROOMS: With kitchen privi- tween the college bands and foot- ENGINEERING SOCIETY: Tuesday, 2:30 in S112, Group II. 4ISCELLANEOUS leges for four college girls. New ball teams. Meeting today in the Little The - Wednesday, 3:30 in S112, Group WANTED: Size 7 football and mode rn, 544 S. Seventh street. Very reasonable. 'With cooperation between ater at 11:30 a.m. Dr. Ralph J. cleats. Phone AX 6-2645 after Friday, 8:30 in S112, Group IV. both colleges, we are trying to Smith will speak. Registration of 5:30 p.m. daily. Ask for Jim. ROOM: Would you like a room engineers to be discussed. Advisers for the four divisions of build a rivalry, beginning this HUMPHREY: Dear, I'm wait- and three meals a day, seven days SOCIETY OF ACADEMIC the class are Mr. Luick, Group I; year, that will be noted for its ing for you to ask me to the Rat a week in comfortable homelike SCHOLARS: Meeting Tuesday in Mr. James Jacobs, Group II; Mr. lock of vandalism and miscon. Race on Nov. 5. Agnes. surroundings? Apply 561 Arleta duct," Schaeffer explained. The room A-1 at 7:30 p.m. Dr. Dun- William Dusel, Group II; Mr, Roc- avenue. line_ bt.twetn clean college ,,fun can will speak. CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY: and-vandalism is a thin one; he ART STUDENTS: Candidates Anyone interested in untrampled infelirci,_:apd it is -easy. to cross. for art student -teaching in winter Engineers Visit discussion .on same, leave name, GOETHE'S 'FAUST' "Most at Jim. students". who ;raid and spring quarters apply imme- address, and phone number in T ch-alpuses are out for some col- diately in Art department office G. E. Plant Today . box of Coop. Address it "Theo- STARTS NOV. 10 lege fun,. but get carried away," or see Mr. Curry. logy." he added. ENGINEERING SOCIETY: A field trip to the San Jose Despite negative opinions that Meets in quonset hut at 1:30 p.m. General Electric plant will be WiLshingtOn square will be raided, KAPPA DELTA PI: Meets in available to engineering students PRUSSiA S ''127133 South First -.San Jo!, 10 local fraternities recruited B 7 at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday. this afternoon, accordmg to 4-he men and threw up a campus guard office of Ralph J. Smith, head of as a precautionary measure. The the engineering department. "protective league" went into op- 'Nameless' Waits Interested students can sign up eration Monday and finished their Winners of the three prizes in at a meeting of the Engineering stint last night. the Spartan Head naming contest society at 11:30 a.m. 'in the Lit- Under the direction of Schaf- will be selected next week, accord- tle Theater, or at the department is mar cal resift... fer, Lew Jano and Vern Baker, ing to Ed Mosher of the Rally office, the announcement said. campus guard captains, and other committee. The voting was post- The tour will leave from the fraternity leaders, a plan was poned because of conflict with Quonset hut at 1:30 p.m., with I Hill ifilk a velvet Wei worked out to defend the,'Col- Homecoming activities M o s Ii e r transportation provided. were stationed on each si4 Of said. lege against vandalism. Six- men the Square, one each in the ASB is at its zenith and it is during WE and journalism offices, and six this week that the much-censured NEVER CLOSE 'more wandered through hallways campus raids occur. Come In Anytime and between buildings. Spartans Bombarded Campus Campus Defense Not Pierced Campus attacks in recent years The guards served two hour have shown all the earmarks of FEATUSINO shifts each night, while four sori a war-time maneuver. ,Dodging ,orities supplied "coffee and ret anti-aircraft fire from all direc- efreshments. Guard Captain Jano tions, a detachment of Flying Dinners 65c up reports that up to last night, no Spartans bombarded the Stockton !attempts had been made to pierce campus in 1946-47, dropping Including Soup - &eked 'the campus defense. 15,000 propaganda leaflets. Con- "Eight or nine cars circled the tents of the pamphlets were the HOT GARLIC BREAD ;campus Tuesday night," Jano said, following words, composed by with all meals -"but they were scared away. We members of the Rally committee: lhad stationed several men at Drop dead CAP, drop dead, An Automatic ’’arrri Springs to watch for COP Or just stop breathing instead. 100/ cars and were warned in time to In case you find that hard to do, Discount Our newest Town & Country Club prevent any raids. One car ap-, The only thing left is, turn blue. peared Wednesday evening, nqt Signed: To all San Jose State S.B. Card coat -dress was carefully composed san Jose police persuaded the Flying Spartans Holders rinser to return h ," Jano corn- Although the air blitz of 1947 -of the qualities that most appeal ittented. had been approved by offials of _ The appearance of, COP Presi- both colleges beforehand, it bank- to a mate. dean, tailored lines.... ident Monroe Hess, who was fired when a Stockton judge MICHAEL'S- scheduled crisp, speckchecked Frostpoint to arrive on the SJSC hauled the Spartan pilots into FINE FOODS campus last night, was expected court for allegedly "flying too fabric with a superb crease-resistant )to thwart any planned raids, low over a populated area. They 13th and Rosa Sts. The Spartan-Tiger rivalr y, were fined $50 and the affair , finish ... then for a subtle 'which dates hack to 1899 with waned. !various interruptions, is an inter- 'esting one. 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Formal Ceremony Unites Marellen Artana Friday, October 28, 1949 SPARTAN DAILY S Intends to Marry Dinner Sets Troth Scene Spartans at Sacramento Floyd Meyer Soon Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Artana of E -"i San Jose are announcing the be-1 St. Paul's Episcopal church, Sacramento, Calif., was the setting of trothil of their daughter, Mary- or San Jose State Pair a late September wedding of Miss Christine Louise Smith and Jack ellen, to Floyd Meyer of Gervais, Granville Dewsen. The Rev, William C. Pearson officiated at the Oregon. ' Wedding bells will be ringing next summer for Miss Lois Leon- double-ring ceremony. Arthur V. Smith Sr.., the bride's father, es- Miss Artana revea:ed her wed heart and Robert Dale Covey, both San Jose State college students, diNg plans to the Larnhyba mem- who revealed their engagement recently. The corted his daughter to the altar. bership of which she is presidont. nuptial plans were Wearing a white satin gown Scrolls, bearing. the names of the announced at a dinner party in San Carlos and at ,Marimar hall, couple, announced the engagement with a sweetheart neckline out- 11;iert. T, Btilison, Jr.. .a cousin of Miss Leonheart's local college residence. Mrs. Dewsen, ushered. news. The scrolls were attached The bride-elect is a graduate lined by seed pearls and beading, -A reception was held in the to a Freikh bouquet. of Sequoia high School Old Is the bride chose long sleeves and a a church parlors with Mrs. Ruth Miss Artana attened San Jose senior commerce major on campus. train to complete her gown. Couple Take Vows Mary Phillips of Sacramento ip State college following her gradu- Mr. and Mrs. William Leonheart Seed pearls decorated her head- charge of the guest book. ation from Notre Dame high of Redwood City are the future band, and her veil was trimmed In Wedding Rites For her traveling outfit the school in San Jose. bride's parents. Miss Leonheart with a two-inch lace border. bride chose a wine suit with gray Mid-summer wedding rites were has one brother, William Leon- Her bouquet combined a white The prospective bridegroom at - blouse, black accessories, and a held for two San Jose State col- heart Jr. surrounded by white car- tended schools in Gervais, Oregon. orchid white orchid .corsage. lege students when Miss Doris nations and a cascade of white His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Otto Attending Napa nigh school and The new Mrs. Dewsen, former Meyer. Genevieve Binley and Lee Opert Napa Junior college, Covey plans satin ribbons. Heflinger, both of Pasadena, ex- student at San Jose State college No date has been set for the to be graduated from San Jose changed wedding vows. ' Mrs. Arthur V. Smith Jr., of and , Is the nuptials. State college in December. He in- Santa Cruz, sister-In-law of the daughter of Mrs. Emily Rulison First Congregational church of tends to work for his master's bride, was matron of honor. Her Smith, and a widely known violin- Pasadena was the setting for the degree. Covey plays center on the pink net gown was designed with ist of Sacramento. She was grad- nuptials. Spartan football team. cap sleeves and a plunging neck- uated from the C. K. MeClatelly Uncle Unites The bride wore a brocaded satin Patents of the future benedict line. Her headpiece was made of high school and Sacramento Jun- gown with finger-tip veil and car- are Mr. and Mrs. Dale Covey of. four aqua carnations, and she car- ior college. ried white carnations and bouvar- Napa, Calif. ried a matching bouquet of flow- Dewsen is the son of Mr. and Local Twosome dia. ers with aqua streamers. Mrs. Leo Dewsen of Mountain Mrs. Juanita Saunders, the View and is a graduate of San The Rev. Peter Ruf, uncle of the bride's sister, acted as matron of Wearing a contrasting gown of Jose State college's 1949 class. He bride, was ofticiant at the double- honor for the event. She was at- aqua net, Miss Delores O'Neill of majored in business administra- ring rites which made Miss Carole tired in an orchid taffeta gown Sacramento was bridesmaid. Her tion. He is affiliated with Lamb- Elene Andersen thp bride of than with a bouquet of pink carnations LONGBAkti attire was styled like that of the da Chi Alpha fraternity. During Allen Barber recently. and bouzardia. Mrs. Clara Hollis matron of honor's. Pink carnations was soloist. the war, he was a petty officer_ in The couple repeated their wed- DANCING with matching streamers and the Sea Bees. ding vows before a candielighted Best man was Melvin .Edward headpiece completed her costume: altar surrounded with white stock, Hef linger, brother of the benediet. Every Friday Ushers were Robert Binley and The junior Smith, brother of Esther Reed daisies, and gladioli and Saturday the bride, acted as best men. Dr. Marjorie Higdon in the Saratoga Federated church. Vance Granger. The couple are atterding San Christian Andersen es- 10 'til 2 Anders Jose State college. They attended To Marry M. Ward corted- his daughter to the altar John Marshall Junior high school No Cover Charge down an aisle decked with white SAN JOSE DRIVE-IN A tiny cedar chest was the clev- and Pasadena City college. During El Camino daisies tied with white satin rib- er method by which Miss Marjorie the war, the bridegroom served in Palo Alto Theatre Arta Higdon recently aonoun.:ed bon. the Navy. her engagement to Milton L. Ward Bride Wears Satin FRI.-SAT. Jr. of Berkeley and Knu2i, T.H. The bride chose re, white satin .ffle11 Enilosed in the chtst were two gown with a set-in marquisette Delta Phi Upsilon towels inscribed with "Mr." and yoke which was designed with fit- "It Happens "Mrs." and a eard which told of ted bodice and sweeping train. A Has New Adviser the wedding da,r in December. cornet of orange blossoms held her Dr. Clarice Wills, assistant pro- Miss Higdon is r. gl..id.tate of finger-tip veil. Her .bouquet was fessor of education, was chosen Abraham Lincoln high s hool ord composed of gardenias encircled in Every Spring" new adviser to Delta Phi Upsilon, attended San JCIS -vonege?. stephanotis. A three-strand pearl national honorary kindergarten so- R M , Wan i graduatA from ;be necklace was her ohly jewelry. ciety, recently. college this -year and is an in- Maid of honor .was Miss Geral- Miss Mabel Crumby, assistant See... strucior at Kapaa high school in dine Andersen, the beide'. sister. professor of Education, refired as Kapia, Kauasi, T,H., where the Miss Mereiyn Goetze and Miss adviser .to the dub. ' couple will make their home after Mary Price were bridesmaids. All IF YOU CAN Brothers in the, Tea wits given it Miss Crumby's three attendants were gowned In home for members. wbo presented aqua taffeta. Their bouquets were Saddle each instructor with a corsage of MATCH THIS SJ State Art Instructor made of gardenias and carnations. red roses, the club's flower. Mem- Tim Holt Jack Zuckswerth of Sunnyvale Has Son, Eric T. Huffman bers also presented Miss Crumby was best man. tishers included Eric Towle Hultman is the most with a gift. Barrett Anderson, brother of the recent addition to the Robert E. bride, and Tom Lauret of Sunny- Huffman family. Eric, whose frith- . $1 03 vale. er is a new member of the Art de- Mrs. Barber was graduated from GOETHE'S 'FAUST' partment faculty, was born Oct. San Jose State college last June 6 in Cleveland, Ohio: Mrs. Huff- STARTS NOV. '10 Including where she held membership On man and son wilt join Mr. Huff- Kappa Kappa Gernma sorer! ity. Tax man here soon. She majored in eltication. Son of Mrs. Johr Carlson of and tl-e la;r, Orris Pal- GALA OPEN IN G mer Barber, the bridegroom at- tended the College of Pacific and Fri., Oct. 28 San Jose State college. for Bawl for . . . * SOUP MOONLITE Marilyn Rumley Reveals FRIDAY and SATURDAY FUN Betrothal to E. Wright "Abbott & Costello * SALAD at the home of MOVIES A bridal shower in honor of Mrs. Meet The Killers" DR1VE-IN THEATER Harry E. Carlsen, the former Miss .tth Bork Keirkff * COFFEE Margaret Ann Davidson, was the H'way 101, 1/4 Mile North Also Spartan Bowlers occasion Miss Marilyn Humley of Santa Clara "Special Agent" * ICE CREAM Men's and Women's P.E. chose to announce her betrothal to Earl D. Wright. Miss Rumley is Late Halloween Show classes held here. FRI., SAT. OCT. 28-29 * CLUB STEAK the daughter of Mrs. J. M. Rum- SUNDAY and MONDAY Fred "Duffy" Paiva, Mgr. ley, and is affiliated with Kappa "WHITE HEAT" "THE DOOLINS OF W. feature full line of and Rho Sigma. She attended San Jose State college recefttly. OKLAHOMA" Traveler's Cafe Ball Bags and Shoes "THE LAST BANDIT" Wright is the son of Mr. and Randolph Scott Mrs. Earl R. Wright and is now Also Corner of SUN., MON., OCT. 30-31 12 Lanes attending State. He served two "ILLEGAL ENTRY" 4TH AND JACKSON "OUTPOST IN MOROCCO" years with the U.S. Army. Wright Howard Duff FOUNTAIN & LUNCH "ANGEL ON THE AMAZON" is the brother of Charleen and Open from 10 A.M. Dudley Wright and is a member of TUE., WED., NOV. 1-3 Beta Phi Sigma. The couple will wed next spring. "TRAIL OF THE PHI LAMBDA EPSILON'S JOSE BOWL LONESOME PINE" 172 W. Santa Clara CY 3-9727 "GERONIMO" Alpha Phi to Open House Alpha Phi will hold open house 8th Annual for students and alumni this eve- ning from 6-7 at 434 E San An- tonio street. TONIGHT AT MIDNIGHT Kate Carson is Chairmariof the RAT RACE affair. (BARN DANCE AFTER THE GAME ATTEND OUR -HALLOWE'EN PRE DOUBLE HORROR SHOW NOVEMBER 5TH, 9 TO I ALPINE PARK

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I 110 year. Hails from 35 Ed Williams SOW ft. in., but solid. Anaheim . 1900 ' E. 36 John Steele . H 51 De 292 South Market G. A. BIANCHARD 24 S. 2nd, CY 3-6383 37 Max Coley F 52 JI 38 Ray Poznekoff 531k 39 Jack Donaldson ...... E 54 Re 40 Elgin Martin T 53 WI TAKE PIES 41 Harry Beck . T TIME OUT jwas: 42 George Pendia CAKES 43 Mel Stein for 44 Marvin Johnson ( TIES- 45 Gerrge Reevos ....._. 1:E1 5:-] TilijR1 6111111 PASTRIES 4.6 14...ith Carpenter .....C 47 Vernon Vallercamp G . 111.: 6621 DoKe 48 Fred Mangini 49 Junior Morgdn ARCHIE'S ...... 50 Bob Edminster *ade 51 Chris F11*(121110 .1.;;: to6:534 Al 1 The 3ine4t Ro STEAKS 52 George Keen e 54 Harley Dott . . .. 1' T 1;6 Er CHOPSCHICKEN 55 Jack Faulk JACK FAULK, 211 lb., Try our pastries for your SOS CHEIM, only lo- Harrold Brintota T 67 PSI Breakfast Lunch Dinner 4 ft co-captain who cal boy to start. 200 56 mad Little All -Coast lb. senior who didn't 57 Harold Husley .11 68 VII second team last year. play last year. He's 24 next get-together. STUDENT MEAL TICKETS 25 yrs old A senior yrs. old, 4 ft , I in. 58 JamesFleck from Daly City 59 Vico Bondietti 'GE 6790 'Phi 61 Bob Cheim ...... 6G71 R 545 South Second Street 80 S. Second Street CYpress 3-1979 62 Dick Bondelie '72 Br 63 Art Allen . .T 73 Ito 64 Bob Hitchcock . C 74 E 65 Robert Covey .0 D 66 John Smith . E 76 Js 1 CLIPPING 67 Bruce Holladay t; H ii Good Luck 69 (an I DeSaho .6 76 J511 . is our 71 Ed Miller T 79 1.1 73 Jim Wheelehan 8888[oe 3 IIitiRD ot We're on The Winning Side 77 Fred Silva BUSINESS 79 Billy Wilson 300 Woody Linn 4 HARLEY DOW. 220 lb., 1111, 1111111 41116e... Pat 9ePPOPO S ft. 2 in. Cocaptain’ DON DAMIACHER. VICO BONDIETTI, No. from Tujunga A. sen- ESQUIRE 1 t.footsid halfback S1, is a senior from from Sonora, wears Patterson and has gar- ior, he starts fast for number 25, has two nered two mior years experience, ju- Store for Men asirds in football. big man. Switched nior, 22 yrs. old, 5 ft Probable starter in the a 10 in , and weighs 1114 BARBER SHOP - left guard slot to- end thee years, Injured in the Stanford night. Fully recovered from game after giving a from injury received in age, he is a good de- good showing of him- Stanford game VICO 82 SOUTH FIRST ST. self. Has gained an 36 W. SAN FERNANDO SAN JOSE is 24, weighs 195, and fensive 23 years erg of 4.5 yds. in IS is 5 ft. 11 in. tall. tackle times carrying ball. old. PILEUP A HIGH After the game A GOOD Let's Meet at the "Style Score" NATIONAL CAMP t membership open to studntsONLY $3.01 in a card from our campus reps. or at AL AIDI 4th and San Fernando. STARLITE VARSITY-TOWN SUIT SAYE Exclusive Patterns 20', off on DRY CLEANIN6-10(; DRIVE-IN Patch Pockets 15'-c off on JEWELRY. FLOWERS, Low roll lapels PHOTOGRAPHY AND S I Longer length Restaurant HARRY RUSSELL,' a FREDDIE SILVA, sport- CAR OWNERS! CA senior from ing number 77 Pittsburgh, on his Broad shoulders 2e off per qal. 7600)-5c off per Pa He, too, plays jersey, weighs in at an (UNION rough football whether even 200 lbs., is an Inside pen and 15% off on PARTS 'and ACCESSORIES, I on offense or defense even six foot, 22 yrs. pencil pocket WE WILL BE OPEN TILL 4 A.M. Led 11411 team in pass old, and senior. interceptions IS yrs FRED is two-year let- (ALL AUTO LUBRIC old, 5 ft Ill/2 in., 142 terman and hails from pounds. Oakland Was injured 15% OFF ON SKI EQI in the Santa Clara game, but is back In J. S. WILLIAMS Guaranteed savings or your Santa Clara at Twelfth Street form again. 227-233 South First St. STUDENT-OWNED AND OPERAT C NGALS TONITE Newest San Jose's ANYTIME . . . a Date . . . 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S T ER'S THE BEST It's time to order BY ANY ODDS COLLEGE OF PACIFIC CLASS RINGS! Pos. No. Name Pos. H 40 Edward LeBaron SPARTAN * See Carl Holmberg, Senior T141 Edward Macon . LH Class Pres., now Campus 42 Donald Brown LH DO -NUT SHOP ft 43- Donald McCormick LH Representative for Paul Hudson . . 44 Paul Williams RH still OFFICIAL 11 43 Arthur Waldorf KG Coffee & 2 Plain Donuts S. J. STATE COLLEGE RINGS Available on Hudson's Easy Credit Terms 46 Walter Polenske RH 150

47 Albert Smith LH DON HARDEY, 170 lb., KEN JOHNSON, sen- S 1,. ti in. fullback ior from, of all places, For further information visit 18 Joseph Rihn LG from Stockton. He cnds San Jose. A compare - OPEN 'TILL 1 A.M. TONITE up wits b.,ll on dou- finis runt at 107 lbs , 6 49 Robert Franceschini RG ble-spinners. Scored B ft. 3 in., he is the touchdowns on runs of most improved player 50 Wilhour Wood LH Open 6:30 A.M. to 12;15 A.M. Daily C yards or more in on the Bengal club PAUL HUDSON this way. A ?savior, h Guard Johnson has 51 Douglas Breien LG doe; the 100 in 9.4 earned right to start 125 South Fourth Street San Jose against the Spartans. CREDIT JEWELER 52 Jerry Beaver KG . . . k. 275 S. FIRST ST., SAN JOSE, CALIF. 53 Douglas Smith LE 54 Robert Klein RT 53 William McFarland 56 Julius Gambetta IT SODA FOUNTAIN TOILETRIES Drive In 57 Richard Batten LT 58 Robin Rush ... KG For the Finest Food Theodore Toomay RE Armstrong's 60 Jana Price RH in San Jose 61 Donald Beaver LE 62 Keith Dawsen RE Prescription Pharmacy at 63 Donald Hardy FB 64 Albert Stockdale LE The Place To Meet 65 Robert Stoner RT HOLLAND CREAMERY 66 Ernest Robson FR No Parking Difficulties William and Tenth DON BROWN, 165 lb., BOB FRANCESCHINI, 5 ft 8 in. senior scat- 190 lb., 5 ft. 11 in. sen- 520 E. Santa Clara Street 67 Pat Ribero RT ba k from Loch ior from Balboa high scored 12 times to in S.F. Bob made U. 68 Wilbur Sites lB lead Tiger scorers last F litle All -Coast last 69 ptiatir. Pulnum LO Phone CY 2-5502 Immediate Delivery year. H. spats a hole oar Seldom plays on by feinting tacklers out defense. Is a fighter, OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. to 2 A.M. 70 Philip rte./. RE or the way. Uses his and has thy brains to 71 Rieluud Breien ..... RT blo:kors to escilent lead the hug Tiger Open 9 A.M. to 10 P.M. advantage. line. OPEN TONITE 'TILL 3 A.M. 72 Broc. Orvls Rli 411111111111 73 Robert Foote RT 74 Edwin Knapp LT .75 Donald Litailt 76 John rohde LE 77 Harry Kane It's the 78 John Poulos RE We cuffeAt Cambrian Gardens 79 Don ( arlo ('umpora LT 140 Douglas Semi, on Los Gatos Road 81 Robert Nloser _47 TIME by 82 Sidney Hall . ..0 83 Kenneth Johnson LG "When Food Excels it Sells GIRARD A*, . . . and Sells" EL:DIE LEBARON, I65 20 lb., ib.. 5 ft 8 i,. T for- iptain' Featuring Dutch Cookery isbtion wizard who has FERREGAUX C- -1f sen- Jsed darl-like passes Nat,' 4,/ree /79/ PHIL ORTEZ, senior WAI.T PCLENSKE, end from Lodi, w h o 6 It, I in. junior d' for snd double-spinners to was last year's star of rom Lodi, He has to Cambrian Bavarian Gardens prolast COP into the the Tiger casaba team. be gJoi to start fched 211 lb., 6 ft 3 in Orvis. Is best ’iaional football lime - giant who likes to alliercund half thst San Jose-Los Gatos Highway 17 years W crash through to nail Ph. Tigers have. Weak This senior from C. Lean the ball carrier for a uneles harroered hire At Union Avenue de' d Loui was Northern LEAN AND JUNG lose. Ortez is in the last year, but he's ma- midst of his greatest iy to go tonight. years Islifornia Back of the. 99 S. FIRST ST. CYpress 3-7207 year. Telephone Campbell 2238 Year in 1147.

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6 SPARTAN DAILY Friday, October 28:1949 Cast Readies Hazeltine Library Receives Council Votes Awards 'Faust' Drama Many Books, Money Gifts Acknowledgement of gifts for room S-100 and are not cata- Three SJS Teams For Opening the Hazeltine memorial library logued for general circulation to For was made during the governing natural science students. The Rehearsals for Goethe's classic that work on Special awards to members of formation of a "town meeting" committee meeting Tuesday after- committee reported "Faust," which will be presented the library is progressing and it San Jose States , base- group as suggested at the terms noon. Nov. 10, 11, 12, 14, and 15 in the to students ball, and track teams were ap- The committee is headed by Dr. will be made available beginning by Schaeffer. The vice- Little Theater, have reached the proved by the student council at James P. Heath and composed of in the near future. president of the senior class will half-way mark. The cast will have Tuesday's meeting. representatives of the Science Donation of books or financial coun- its first complete run-through clubs and club advisers. The awards were made to the be chairman of a monthly contributions are welcomed at any Monday night, John R. Kerr, di- Selectioa of the bookplate de- three teams in recognition of their cil of, class officers who will help time, the committee announced. rector, announced yesterday. signed :lei Mrs Charles Hansen CC A A championship victories. with elections and will form the Rehearsals have been held in a former student, has been made Student body president Don backbone of the "town meeting" groups and have been compari- and approved by the committee. KICK-OFF TIME . Schaffer appointed Jack Sche- IT'S group. tively smooth for such a difficult A leather-bound book inscribed beries to work with "Tiny" Hart- production, commented Mr. Kerr. with the names of contributors ranft and Jerry Vroom in form- "The students have a difficult has been started. ing a definite award system. Girls! Learn How job before them, for in such a Contributors to the library in- . The council heard a report from tremendous and forceful play as clude Gov. Earl Warren and cam- the Student Union board regard- To 'Take Care of' 'Faust,' the integration of stage pus organizations. The Spartan ing card playing. The report read movements with the sets, lights, Spears donated $200 Dr. Heath in part; "that no more playing Boys with Sword and music presents a challenge told the committee. cards will be bought if students to each person involved in the At present the books are in Any women students interested persist in taking them from the production, on and off the stages" in learning the techniques of fenc- Mr. Kerr concluded. building.. Steps were taken toward, the ing are welcome to attend the Tickets for "Faust" are now LSA to Go to SF weekly club sessions, ac- on sale in the Speech office, room 57, according to Speech and Members of the San Jose State cording to Alice Kent, manager Drama department head Dr. college Lutheran Student associa- Former Teacher for the group. Hugh Gillis. tion will travel to San Francisco Monday Writes New Novel Under the direction of Dr. Hil- Student admission is 60 cents. night to participate in a dagard Spreen, the club meets General admission is 90 cents. reformation festival at Grace Cathedral, Ilene A copy of "Miss Lou and This every Mpnday at 1:30 p.m. in the Students who want a sneak Sandberg, presi- dent of the Moving World," a historical novel women's gym studio. The sessions preview of the elaborate and ar- group, announced yes- terday. written by Miss Lou Adna Sours, last one lass hour. tistic settings planned by Mr. .T. EXTRA SAVINGS who was a member of the San Miss Kent stressed that begin- Wendel Johnson are invited by Jose State- college faculty from rrers are most cordially welcome. the Speech department to see the EXTRA COMFORT 1913 to 1929, has been received She added that all equipment for two window displays in the main EXTRA SCENIC BEAUTY by the college library. fencing will be provided by the Library. Each setting is shown in Written for young people, the Physical Education department. full color. EXTRA CONVENIENCE novel. analyzes the part that American youth must play in by GREYHOUND shaping the future of their nation Students to Scour Beaches 4.VLUIL1' Low Fares Everywhere! and world. The Library has placed DELICIOUS the novel in the collection of vol- Final approval has been given led by Miss Jan Hagerty and Dr. MODESTO $1.40 BAKERSFIELD 4.60 umes by past and present faculty for Biology 20 field trips this G. A. McCallum; Saturday, Nov. RANCHBURGERS SALINAS 1.15 members. quarter. All class sections will . 19, six lab sections with IVIr. SAN LUIS OBISPO 3.15 Miss Sours, who was an instruc- have at least one trip to the HOT Frank Gale, Dr. McCallum and TAMALES tor in the Education department, , coast to probe amid rocks and Dr. Rhodes; Sunday. Nov. 20, six and Mee Renee Trial now is living in Oakland. examine marine life in its nat- Selland Trip Tickets Save sections conducted by Dr. Rhodes, ural state, according to Dr. Rob- CHILI Agent M. C. BROCKWAY of biology. Mr. Rocel Pisan and Miss Hag- ert Rhodes, professor 25 So. Market Phone CYpress 5-4151 WHATEVER IT IS_ The arta south. of Moss beach erty; Saturda,y, Dec. 3, four sec- will be explored by biology stu- , tions led by Mr. Pisan and Mr. dents to collect sea life exhibits Gale; Sunday, Dec, 4. three sec- ANDRE'S Armstrong's for the acquaria in the Science ,tions under Mr. Gale and Dr. DRIVE-IN McCallum. building. San Carlos and Almadn HAS IT To prevent the exttnction of The journeys will be made by Chartered bus.. Drug Supplies animals, only one or two trips will be made to individual beaches' Fountain Service Dr. Rhodes decided. Stationery The.sehedule.islai. follows: Sat- Toiletries urday, Nov. 5, four lab sections You saw this at the . . . Magazines and IMMEDIATE DELIVERY SERVICE SJ Grad at Mann Miss Dorothy Beagle, graduate Mademoiielle of SJSC, is now with the Busi- ness department at the College Armstrong's of Mann. 10th and Wm. CY 2-5502 Miss Beegle made one of the Located in the heart of highest scholastic records of any student ever to graduate from Campus Activity San Jose State.

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2 TIES IN A WEEK Friday, October 28, 1949 SRARTAN DAILY 7 Keeler's Flip Gives Spartans Portal Skeds Boxing Class . 9-9 Stand-off with Indians As if he hasn't enough to do, Bible. The *umber to call is Cl already, Dee Portal, Boxing coach 46414, Extension By GEORGE MeDONALD 205. Norm Keeler, long-armed water added another class in in- In carrying out this program, tlhas poloist for San Jase State, flash- That Tiger Man Here Again structional boxing. Dec is following the lines set up ed his right paw in the last 2 10 This class, designed to teach by the V-Five Association of period last second of the and instruct boys of elementary America. This association, com- night in Spartan pool to score and high school ages, will meet posed of many top-flight coaches from 30, feet and give the Spar- two and educators, ,has developed a tans a 9-9 tie with the Stanford times a week for four weeks. program that , will bring to Indians. The instrualon will be held in the Both teams blew what should the small gym, Tuesday and younger set of America the toly have been decisive leads in the Thursday nights, starting Nov- flight sporting events, talks by hard-fou_ght game. San Jose jump- ember 1. Boys between the ages famous coaches and athletes, ac- / to a 2-goal lead, but the In- of 5-10 will meet at 1 o'clock and. tion shots oWilitary aircraft in dians quickly tied it. boys between the ages of 11-15 action, and The Spartans. led at one time .will meet at 8. schools through the medium of a In the second half, 6-3, but the sound movie on television. Big Red pored in 4 scores in a The boxing enthusiasts are re- row. Norm geeler had to score in , quired to bring their own towels, the last minute to send the game , trunks, shoes, and other boxing into overtime. gear. Gloves will be furnished by was almost the , the school. ITALIAN goat for San Jose, when he bat- ted the ball against the net while Alloparents interested In having a ffe;rzipting to pass to Goalie Jack their boy receive Boxing lessons RESTAURANT Hibner.-.There were just 15 sec- ' and instructions should contact DOWNSTAIRS (Ads left. But Keeler's long and Miss Doris Barbarez, secretary in hard throw skimmed the water the men's gym, as soon as pos- Banquet Rooms an41 yapped past Stanforcts goalie. Keeler' and Indian Forward Bob ONE OF THE FINEST ART We Specialize in Fibjen each scored five times.- to DEPARTMENTS IN THE BAY AREA lead the scoring. Spartans Haines Student Banquets and (2), Hanssen(1) and Douglas (1) also hit the hack qf the net. offifIA2Rhlfs Birthday Parties RAVIOLI and SPAGHETTI Sports Briefs DINNERS Baying received a rough blow Hot Food To Take Out last weekend, the rudely awak- Alta owALLWEACQ. CYpress 4-5045 175 San Augustine ened San Jose frosh football team -ammisnonsel EDDIE LEBARON, who Bay 112 South Second Street enters tomorrow's football game with an idea of reeking vengence Sign-up Area fans hope graduates to the on the Stanford papooses at the Tennis Coach Ted Ilitumby has 49'ers next year, is the fah.- Indians own "happy hunting announced the addition of an af- haired Tiger quarterback who ternoon elementary tennii class. grounds" Stanford Stadium. Game has only completed one pass in All adi Toupluriftent 11 a.m. This class is open to any one de: time, three years against San Jose, Coaches Tom Cureton, Billy string to learn how to play tennis College 7 V Parton, and Joe Juliano have been and will meet one afternoon a but still has managed to make instilling into the disheartened week. Little All-American two years 10:30 - SUNDAY. OCTOBER 30 contact Ted team of last week the ideas of a Anyone interested, running. Prizes for both guys and gals. llifumby, today, in the men's gym- fighting spirit, width the team Read the Sports Page for full details. seems to have been lacking. Block- nasium and sign up. Today Is the ing and tackling' has dominated last day thaw any tlhange can be $1.00 Entry Fee (Green fees included) this weeks wocicosts and the made in your schedule, so be sure HAIRCUTS 4.00 yearlings are ready to hit the to sign up with Mumby or either HUMIDOR - CALL CYpress 5 - 8550 FOR STARTING TIME Comeback trail via the lifting of of the. gym's secretaries. BARBER SHOP the papoose's scalp. 339 South Rut Street Tourney (Across the street from Sears) Hillview Golf Course San Jose State students may Cross Country enter a golf tournament at Hill- This afternoon at 4 p.m. at the view golf course this Sunday Spartan Stadium San Jose's co- morning at 10:30. Open to both captain Dore Purdy will renew sexes, the tourney is being run a rivalry with College of Pacific's by Manny Goulart. Jack Kirkpatrick. Entrants, who must enter in In their meeting last year Kirk- pairs, will be divided into four patrick barely edged out Purdy classes, according to experience. and C.O.P. went on to win the There is a green fee of $1. , meet. A reversal of last years condition is the intention of Purdy and the Spartan harriers. AUTOMATIC SELF-SERVICE Cal Poly Invades LAUNDRY Cal Poly brings its 7th & Virginia San Jose team to the local pool today for a Phone CYpress 2-5437 4 o'clock meeting with the San HOURS: 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. Jose State varsity. Coach Charley SAT.: 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Walker has allowed Poly's re- SUN.: 10 A.M. to 3 P.M. quest so that the latter school SOFT WATER SOAP FREE may have an open date on Nov. DRYER SERVICE 11. There will be no preliminary game today. Plenty of Free Parking- 1701gefee,_

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GrQup in Search CHURCH Treat for Trick For SJS Talent 4 Cops DIRECTORY By HARMON NICHOLS Among the Celts, an ancient witches, hobgoblins, ghosts, and Stan Sadler and Dick Paginelli, United Press Staff Correspondent people who lived in Britian, there every kind of gnome, spirit or chairmen of the newly organized WASHINGTON, OCT. 27 was an important religious order mischievious imp was on prowl. Talent Placement bureau, are (UP)The Hallowe'en "Haunting known as Druids. It counted A British publishing house late asking students to help in their TRINITY .EPISCOPAL CHURCH Season" is upon us. among its card-carriers physic- in the 1800's came up with a "drive for talent" on campus. Second end Si. John Streets It doesn't mean much any more, ians, wonder worker s, a n d printed form letter of invitation According to Sadls, the job Someday, 5:05 amHoly Communion thanks to the cope. To save the priests. To .delebrate the end of to Hallowe'en parties. It said, in of the TPB is to organize local 1:30 ,.m.Church School small, part: talent in one master filing sys- 1100 am.Morning Prayer and Sermon trouble of chasing down the summer, they offered up sacri- 7:30 p.m."Canterbury :lub" ornery ones, police now provide fices to the Pagan gods in cele- "Dear Spook:" tem, so anyone needing talent Thursday, 7:30 p.m., Social Period in Youth Center a treat for a trick. The festivities, bration of what was known as "You are hereby notified a may call the bureau for assis- usually held in the Town Hell," "Samhain," which meant the end Ghost convention on the 31st of tance. keep down the mischief. October. Come at 8 o'clock and "We want talll!nt for %Yell- of another season. In our day, we put on the park your troubles at the door. rounded shows," Sadler stated. CHURCH SHEPHERD spookiest get-up we could find in The word "Hallowe'en" is sup- The password is 'fun.' Full ghostly "In the future we plan to have OF THE GOOD date back many hun- the attic, and went galloping posed to regalia of sheet and pillow case exchange shows with of he r (Assemblies of God) dreds of years and is acrOSS the- countryside. Our object shortened will be given each ghost on ar- schools," he added. 1.0.0.F. Hall is was destruction. We upset small from "All Hallow's Eve." or the rival." Sadler remarked that in the Franklin and Washington Streets buildings, carted off tthe neigh- eve of "All Saints' Day." very near future auditions will Santa Clara W. C. Schobert, Pastors bor's plow and wheel-barrow, and In England there was a custom take place for the TPB. An an- Rev. and Mrs. Refund Deadline SUNDAY SERVICES e even managed to put his of kindling bonfires on hilltops on nouncement will appear in the Today is the last day on which 9:30 am.Sunday School cow into the school house. Spartan Daily with the scheduled 'the latst night of October"To men who purchased tickets for I I :00 am.Morning Worship Now, some towns around the ward off the evil spirits." auditioning time. p.m.Evangelistic Servic the Santa Clara football game can 7:30 country, in cooperatin with the messages from our pulpit will Down across the years, allow- obtain $2 refunds. The door will The Bible police and city councils, sponsor 'FAUST' give you inspiration and hope and will ii e'en traditionaly became the be closed at 3 p.m., employees of GOETHE'S contests for the best soap-decora- strengthen you for life's daily tasks. spookiest night of the year when the office said. STARTS NOV. 10 ii ted store window. One bold city in Maryland this year even an- nounced a window-smashing con- test but called it off at the last minute on advice of counsel. Washington, according to rec- ords in the Library of Congress, once was a city of things spooky. The legends are many. One was that In the old Su- preme ('ourt chamber, where the senate met last session while the capitol roof was being repaired, the marble busts of chief justices 4 nodded slyly when anybody en- tered on Hallowe'en, or any other nightfall. According to the oldest watch- man, this is not so. The record shows that Hallow- e'en dates back centuries before the Christian era.

Hya, all: Say, gals, are any of you about to make plans and preparations to enter nuptial bliss?. You know, are any of you going to become engaged soon? Well gather around and listen to some very important news for you. I have just left the jewelry dept. at Gloria's and Miss Marvel told me that she has some lovely diamond engagement rings el that are going on sale, at cost and below cost prices. Reason being, that higieof re $14,4 liaerae44f0 S she is going to discontinue selling auth- 4' entic jewelry and devote all her efforts and time into selecting the finest and latest accessory pieces. In view of this ft fact tell your future fiance's that they al/frglierekatfrikhlre, ic to pick up some should really be able ti excellent values but they sure had better hurry. Those sparklers really caught my eye and the prices, man o man, even 2' I could afford them, on my salary, which Ii is. very nominal in times like these when 01 prices are so high. That's why 1 scout Os around trying to find exceptional values. like those -I found et the sole -at- 1 was just in again and they have a few $E mcre formals that are Tr' lush, and what a I mean lush, is really mild for their description, I know that they are just the tc kind of formals you and I dream about. di He enrolled in Harvard Law School, left The gowns we in a variety of new Born in Newark,. N. J., he moved to "Active on the campus" he played tt fabrics. atoms with the still very popu- Boston at an early age, graduated from football, earned his letter on the boxing at the beginning of the war to become an lar nest. I feel Wien end taffetas. The the public Latin high school in 1936, en- team. He worked pa,rt-time in a variety Aviation Cadet. In December, 1942, he like giving three hoops and a holler tered Harvard the same year, where he of jobs from bouncer to baby sitter, won his pilot's wings, received a Reserve about. The prices on these aren't going Scdihi to upset y,our budget. Incidently next majored in economics and government. received his AB degree in 1940. commission as Second Lieutenant. time you are browsing around Gloria's, why don t you ask about our conven- PS ient Carrier Girl account so you. can fa plan to purchase some of these for your fall and winter wardrobe and in a man- ner so as not to deflate the moral of you budget minded gets. Cl Oh. golly, I almost slipped up on. at something. 1 owe some of you an apolo- cc 'gy for not being able pto call you back to answer your manY inquiries, so 1 Sc think I'll take ;he opportunity to do so at now. ri; To PeggyYes. there still -is a variety Assigned to anti-spb patrol duty, he flew Back in the States with his English wife, Now, he is confident about his future and (lc of pink formals in your sizeI2 wasn't B-25's and B-17's before goini overseas he earned his Regular commission. Then security. As a pilot and legal officer of it? There are a few at $10.00 and some ki In 1944, where he flew 30 missions as a C., Major Ed in the sale at Gloria's.' 36 he returned to Harvard under the Air Bolling Air Force Base, D. iqt at $1,5.00 B-24 South Second Street. pilot. Shot,..down over Germany, Force college training program, receiving Wall is a typical U. S. Air Force flying To Margery, who asked about the wool le was a prisoner of war for 3 months, his LLB degree in 1949., executive ... with a challenging career. jersey dresses in size 10.Yes about six ac left at the time this went to press, and in the colors you asked about. And by ar the way Helemthe suits are very lovely If you are single, between the ages of 20 Air Folios officer procurement teams are end the reductions are (-treat, I'd hurry and 28%, with at least two years of college, visiting many colleges and universities to over as soon 'is I possibly could. if I consider a flying career as an officer in the explain these career opportunities. Watch IC were you. And this ends our visit for U. S. Air Force. You may be able to meet for their arrivalor get full details at your today, be sure 'and 1(1,4 for this column the high physical and moral requirements nearest Air Force Bate, local recruiting /11 r in the next few weeks 'cause I have a and be selected for training as an Aviation Station, or by writing td the Chief of Staff, fli Attention: SI) 1'Of iSO in store for you, and I believe Cadet. If you do not cmplete Aviation U. S. Air Force, Aviation Cadet in Cadet training, Branch., Washington 25, D. C. it'll be news. you'll enjoy hearing. So you may return to civilian of see you next week, chums. life or have opportunity to. train at Officer Love. Candidate School for an ins po r tont officer Your sugar pie. assignment in non-flying fields. U. S. AIR FORCE n; P.S.If any of you want soy isle re- garding clothes, fashions, charm. etc., please drop me a card end I'll try to ONLY THE BEST CAN BE AVIATION CADETS! Tt answer as many of your questions as I th possibly can. Just write to Sugar Pie ini c /o Gloria's 36 South Second Street ye San Jose. n