California St. eta Library SP c rament 0 9, Californi Jim Houston Says Students Needed to Fill Huge Rally Tryout Spartan Daily SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Posts on ASB Boards Best in 3 Years Vol. 43 San Jos., Calif., FridnY, S Pl- 30, 1033 No 8 More talent eame out for the rally tryouts held Wednesday in San Jose Merchants Will Help SJS 24 Positions Are the Morris Dailey Auditorium Car Pool to Close than has turned up in the last three Today is the last day to sign Vacant on Student years, according to Gary Waller, up for Alpha Phi Omega's car- Homecoming Aciivities, Says Committee member of the Rally Committee. : pool, according to Olker Reding- Council; Apply who is in charge of tbla Iskc ncr .atnt ;si,king from the San Jose dov.tiiown When asked for his opinion, Jim ton, chant.," Houston, chairman of the enter- function for the oen.ice frater- Ron Schmidt, Homecoming Committee publicity chairm.in More applicants are needed to tainment committee of the Rally nity. stated when the committee met yesterday (Thursday) afterntxm. fill posts on 24 ASS boards, com- Committee, stated, "The quality of The car pool Isooth, which is Schmidt and Nancy Wilsford, who met with the Downtoval Met mittees and subcommittees accord- the talent to be presented at the located in front of the Morris zhants Assn. Wednesday, said that the merchants on ist St. will close ing to Student Body President Don rallies this year should make them Dailey Auditorium, will be taken their stores during the 'Home- Hubbard. Applications will con- the most entertaining and spirited down Monday morning Reding- coming Parade and will decorate tinue to be accepted until Tuesday yet" ton declared. their stores in the Homecoming afternoon Oct. 4 in the Student "So far," Redington said. "75 theme during Homecoming Week. Union. The chosen talent will be pre- Attendance Form Due people have signed for rides. A portfolio called "This is sented in the three exchange ral- San M o 111 111 s ttendant e fol ma Hubbard urged more to apply Amone living on the peninsula, Jose State" lies with COP, Cal Poly and Fres- will be finished Oct. 3. should be signed this week in tor the posts citing several posi- in the east-bay region, or points Schmidt's committee no as well as the home rallies at will present Room 122. students are re- twns that have had no applicants. south, is eligible to put in his this folio to national magazines San Jose State. name. minded to bring their claim and local and bay area newspapers. numbers with them. Deadline for All those that apply must be Some of the talent that will be The portfolio will emphasize that signing is Oct. 7. in the council chambers, Wednua- used in the rallies includes Judy SJSC is the largest and oldest day, Oct. 5, for interviews by the Rodriguez tap dancing to modern, state college in California. It will Student Council which will choose bop and blues music. Drive for Wardrup also point out the popularity of the the members for the committees. college by showing the rapid This year will mark the first The "Rope Climbers," a harm- few 6 Faculty Members onizing growth of SJSC in the past time that the interview system will group of five sophomore Fund Closes Today years. girls from Sunnyvale. also tryed he used by the Student Council Today is the last and Six living turned out. They recently won a talent final groups have Visit Capitol Today; to select the committee members. contest and as a prize appeared chance for SJS students, faculty in contestants names for Home- and college employes to donate to Previously the Council had with Spike Jones for a week's coming Queen. They are Alpha the John Wardrup Fund. Chi Omega, who is sponsoring Plan Conference picked the members for their writ- engagement at the Santa Clara faculty members jour- ten applications with no form of County Fair. According to the latest report Pat Lawless, Kappa Alpha Theta, Six S.'S from the Graduate Manager's Of- who is spon.soring Sue Doyle, neyed to Sacramento yesterday an interview. Other participants included fice, the fund is totaling approxi- , Theta Chi, who is sponsoring Gayle (Thursday) to attend the Gov- These positions open for appli- Marion Brugnone, sing rhythm and , mately $300. Everyone has been Wood: and Sigma Pi, who entered ernor's Conference on Education. cations The conference, which is to pre- am: Activities Evalnation blues numbers, Nancy Ash, a semi- urged to give at least one dime to , the names of three contestants: Committee (1): Awards Commit- pare for the White House Con- classical singer and Len Sumney, the fund that will aseist the widow Stanna Halstead, Alizabeth Ann tee (7); Campus Chest Committee romantic ballads singer. and children of John Delbert Rice and Carol Bondshu. Miss Rice, ference on Education, is being held today (Friday) and tomorrow (2): Student Activities Board (2) Wardrup, SJS engineering major however, is ineligible because she Publications Spar- Shirley Ann Smith, a majorette (Saturday). Committee (4); who was killed in a tail from a is a freshman, tan Shop Board (4); College Life with the San Jose Band, who will five story window. Com- r Members of the college dele- exhibit her Jan Heter, Homecoming Committee (41; Fairness Commit- variety of skills with mittee queen contest chairman, gation are Dean Joe H. West, Dean the baton at the rallies. She is a Mrs. Bernice Wardrup and her Fred F. Hareleroad, Dr. James W. tee (4); Memorial Chapel Com- two small children are left without would like the Sigma Pt's 1.0 con- nutte (2); Radio and TV Com- freshman from Lakeport. Brown, Dr. William G. Sweeney, mittee (1); insurance or financial support. tact her at CY3-9938. Dr. Ralph A Smith, Dr. William McFadden Health Barbara D'Amico and Richard Board (1); Chief Justice of Su- R. Rogers, Dr. Elmer Stafielbach preme Student Todd, transfer students from Glen- and Dr. Lowell Keith. Court; Court Clerk dale College also came for the Preident John T. Wahlquist, who (1). Student Court Bailiff (1); tryouts. Barbara sings popular Sacramento JC Attracts AS11 Attorney (I); Comunity Ser- was invited to be the official re- vice ballads and Richard plays piano. presentative Of SJSC at the con- Board (1); Spartacamp (2); Campus Parking Committee (1); He accompanied some of the sing- ' ference, will be unable to attend ers during the tryouts. High School Journalists as he is in Kansas City attending Freshman Camp (1, director); In- ter Collegiate Committee (1); Col. a National School Boards Associ- Marlene Tipton. a ballad singer, Between 400 and 500 high lege Lecture Committee (I); Blood to ation conference. and Arlene Phillips teamed up sellerl students will he attending faculty members attending Drive Committee (3). pantomime routines Each do spirited the annual press conference of the 7 is responsible for either leading to popular and simi-popular rec- !Central Valley Schools Journalism ir participating in one of the fob ords and will probably be seen 'Association at Sacramento Junior . lowing discussion groups: "What at some of the rallies. College, tomorrow. Is It Our Schools Accomplish?". SJS Registration -How Can We Organize Schools A combo playing Afro-Cuban The morning will be devoted to rhythms and a swiss bell player, discussion. A luncheon will follow s More Efficiently and E.amomi- catty?" "What Are Our School Continues to Climb: Torn Bonetti, will also be on hand , in the college cafeteria. There will Building Needs, and How Can We Wednesday. ' also he an exhibit of printing equipment supplies. Meet Them?", "How Can We Get Hits Peak of 9419 Enough Good Teachers and Keep Registration There will be an award of an figures for San Jose Them?", "How Can We Finance State's Fall term continued to rise engraved trophy to the high school Our Schools:" and "How Can We rating this week, as 9419 students were 4 Foreign Students the best for organization. Obtain Continuous Public Interest reported , participation and publicity of the as enrolled in limited and in Educat ion?" 14Ln-time schedules, accordint, to -.4 conference in Sellool's pant. a To Speak on Topics I cular local community , thc ftegistrat'i O ffies:e 1.4 I Several members of the faculty Public Relations Meet Of this figure. 835.3 are regular of students, About Native Land the San Jose State Journalism Public Relations Conimittee will ifull-time and 1066 are on Four foreign students will speak and Advertising Department will ' meet jointly with the Homecoming a 11r:tiled program. These figures on topics related to their native play an active part in the con- Committee for the next three make a record for SJS and empha- land this afternoon at the first , ference. weeks, Jerry McCarthy, public re- size Its position as the largest Student Coffee Mrs. Dolores Spurgeon will lead Mate college In Califirnia. Approx- "International lations committee chairman, an- imately, Time" discussion group. The open a discussion covering social events. Dr. Dwight Bent., nounced yesterday. 7654 regular students re- event will he held from 12:30 Charles V. Kappen, adviser to the gistered last year at this time, it until 2:20 p.m. in SD 114. Spartan Daily, will he leader of a was reported by the office. session on newspaper makeup to 300 Students Attend 'Kick-Off, Party; , The total figure includes Speakers and their topics are: attract new ideas. Dr. 4,764 from Dwight students who attended SJS Spring Qvve Quandt, police major Bentel, head of the department, Germany who will preside at the Cheerleaders, Baton Twirling Featured quarter; 519 other returning stu- will lead a group on the topic of dents. 1533 students meeting; Toshiyuki Hirota, busi- making the Over 300 students turned out Rhode were chairmen The party from high most of newspaper schools, 149 transfer students, ness major from Japan, whose to- photography. Carl Hoffmann will for the Co-Rec ''Kick Off' party . lasted from 7:30-10 o'clock. and Does Buddhism 42 adult specials. pic will be "How head a discussion on choosing a that was held Wednesday night Sponsore_for Co-Rec are IMIL_p_u4 Peace"; Takeshi Affect War and staff and editing a paper. LOWell The students took part in the many , Registration major from Ja- ' ford Bush, head adviser, and Dr. for limited students Okumura, English Pratt will lead a session on the games that were dieplayed in the Mary Wiley, who was unable to will continue through this pan who will also speak on Budd- week. topic new ideas for school news- Women's Gym. upesenvsehre, is ending a Monday was the final day for re- hism. His topic is entitled "Why papers. Dr. William Gould will Special entertainment was pre: amteteentidubeicna Among Cob. gular students to register. Buddhism is not Popular lead a discussion on colorful sports sented by the cheerleaders and . _ the Young People of Japan." writing, and Dr. Leonard Ilippchen song girls with a baton twirling, Belief" will be the will head the discusaion on meet- act given by Natalie Fancher "The Islamic and games topic of Mohamed Yassemi and ing the problems of newspapers. Other entertainment Rad's topic will be Serving on a were presented to the students. Manouchehr Panel on news- Moore, pubis "What Does a Moslem Believe." paper operation and production according to Jerry Yassemi and Had are from will he Dr. Bentel chairman: Dr. city chairman. Both The social function was the first Iran and are engineering majors.; Gould, and Mrs. Spurgeon On the SHIRLEY ANN SMITH, who is a bfore the entertainment com- discussion on panel problems on party of the semester sponsored ; As the name of the discussion majorette with the .an Jose mittee of the Rally Committee newspapers techniques will be I by Co-Rec. Jody Crouch and Jim ' Band, exhibits her skill period indicates, refreshments will State in Morris Dailey Auditorium. Lowell Pratt, chairman; Charles be served, with three batons during tryouts photo by Williains Kappen. Carl Hoffman and Dr. Hippchen. Weatherman Worries UNITED PRESS ROUNDUP There will also be discussions Wind on yearbook techniques and year- With United Press book problems, problems of dupli- Shecks! If'n you all read this cated newspapers and other proh here wither stuff yestidy, aint wo Children Killed; Mother Injured lems relating to yearbook and much count in tellin' what its newspa iwr pr¦-¦dlict asoin' ta be laake this fine day. only thang Ah kin say is thet ihar were a few ole fluffy vapors; As Commuter Train Hits Stalled Canterbury Club Meets 5’ the beach, thet it'll be a teensy Auto pay , sit hotter. and thet the don't the wind no mind cause it aint SAN MATEO, Sept. 29 (UP) Mrs. Larsen and the two girls were ficial word from authorites as An Open House is in store tor to enough to raffel yur curls. 'course . A two-year-old-boy and his four. taken to Mills Hospital. ; who will receive it. the Canterbury Club at the Trinity were killed and Police later definitely identified the high falutin' lingo of thet there year-old .sister Episcopal Church, Sunday, between United Press their mother and another sister the driver as Mrs. Larsen, and the IKE INQUIRES AFFAIRS 7 and 9 p.m., according to Judy says (and quote) winds north to north west 10 -2(, critically injured today when a three children as hers. The 26- DENVER, Sept. 29--(UP) Pre- Allen, publicity chairman Func- miles per hour (end of mah quo?. southbound Southern l'acifie Com- year-old woman sustained a broken sident. Eisenhower has begun to in- tions of the club will be explained quite mute train hit a car here today. leg, fractured pelvis and fractirred about the state of affairs and refreshments served. Dead on arrival at Mills Me- hip. The other girl. Nancy. 3, suf- outside his hospital room and has Those needing transportation Officer Nominees morial Hospital was David Larsen. fered head and internal injuries. been told simply that "verything will he picked up in front of IS. His sister, Susan, died three hours RLWARD TURNED DOWN ; is fine," it was learned today. Music Bldg at 7 p m. For Alpha Gamma later of a skull fracture and in- STOCKTON, Calif., Sept. 29 He had a comfortable day yes- ; ternal injuries. (11P) DePutY she ri f f Osvaldo terday "without complications" and Nominations for new thew Driver of the ear, which was Vannucci, who spotted Mrs. Betty was able to spend 13 hours out- were made Tuesday at a meeting :truck at the 19th street crossing Jean Benedict and baby Robert 'aide his oxygen tent at Fitzsimons Homecoming Rules of Alpha Gamma, are fraternity, at about 0 a.m., was identified as Mar-us at a prizefight Tuesday lArmy Hospital. He was returned to held at the home of John De Vim Mrs. Ramona Larsen, San Mateo. night, hoped today the $7000 re- the tent during the night. but onis All organizations desiring In renzi, adviser. Officers said she NTS the wife of ward money goes to St. Mary's as a routine measure to help him enter floats In the Homecoming Nominated for office at the meet a United Airlines co-pilot, now in Catholic Church. rest, according to doctors. Parade or to sponsor candidates ing were: Ed Tryke, and Tom Chicago on a flight. "I think they ought to give it The few people for Homecoming Queen can ob- Richardson, president: Ted John- who have had entry blanks from Police said the car stalled an to Father Alan Mccoy at St. Mary's contact with the President i Lain rules and son Jr., vice president; Margaret since H d.rgo nht e oetu d nniaorni: Ilazelton. the mainline tracks before the Church," Vannucci said. "They are he suffered a heart attack last Stanton, secretary: Leslie warning wig-wag signal started trying to build a school over at the Saturday according treasurer: John Jagger. publicity have made no effort to moving. When Mrs. Larsen heard Church I hope they give the mu bring up business affairs. Homecoming ihairman. chairman: :111,1 Sara Thompson, the train coming she got herself ney to htm." The length of the Homecoming historian. arid one little girl out of the ear. Mrs. Benedict(' went to the MARKET RACK TO NORMAL Parade floats has been 1 hanged Before she could get the other church with the baby after Van NEW YORK. Sept 29- (UP)-- from 35 to 15 feet, according two children out. the train struck. tilled had questioned her. She re- Trading got back to normal on the tto Jerry MIcalth%. Homecoming Peron Begins Exile Mrs. Larsen and the girl were mained there until police arrived. stock market today. Parade Chairman. "Any organi- B U F: N 0 S AIRES. Argentina, AI, MUIR IS DISPI.VfING his verdict of %hether or not the standing next to the car at the Meanwhile, friends of the Mar- Volume even fell below last Fri- zation that does not adhere to Sept. 29. (UP)--Ousted President talents in an effort to knock coke will fall. More than 300 time of the crash and the little cus family in San Francisco pre- day's turnover in the fourth this change in measurement will Juan D. Peron has been granted the coke battle down in one of students Owned out for the cs hour, disqualified," Me- boy and another girl were still in- pared to collect the pledges made having declined steadily in each he lirompth as:Itim in Spain and may begin the 171211Y game, enjoyed Si the ruing entertainment held in the side. by various persons and institutions hour after a first hour total Of Carths added. his flight into exile today. a source Co-Kee "Kick Off" parts Wednes- Women's 1:s In. The boy was killed instantly. towards the reward and wait of- 600,000 shares. 1 close to the new prc-ident said day night. Onjookers await the photo by Hawkins 11 11111.11.111.11111.1111.1111.1,-..
SPARTAN DAILY Friday, Sept. 30, 1955 -- LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS by MU* 6.sisr Shields Elect New EDITORIAL Officers at Meeting Interest Rate Way Low Spartan Shields, an lionia:112. service organization for men, met ar 1.i-t skeek the , .1 port mats. and elected their offivers TuesdaY. Is take pan in SJS student government when SuJent Council opened I Septomber 27. to more AS[ .ipplaatssis than 2(1 sommittees and peralktns Heading the group is Tom Burns, president; Ted Terzakis, Seven days have pasSed since then and sit least two ciimmitt. Vi('(' president: Ralph Parker, re- have received Is, applications To make matters worse. verv cording secretary; Harrison Gibbs, students have applied b the remaining committees era:responding secretary; Dun Fal- ismer, treasurer; Russ Camillari, Applications 11 ir el imniittcoc, slang with studetit clest ins, sergeant-at-arms; and Jerry barometers wits h are hug out every now and then and mea-s 34 Stroekenko, pledgemaster. the level of intereq in student affairs So far this year. the measii Ha' 4thic asn t Issen over tased, showing a calm pertoil with Al the present time the Shields rally com- chanee In steht. are working with the mi:tee on the distribution and col- Om of a student ls sly the sin. id" San .lose State's, there shoe' - lection of cards at the fisitball Ise essanth students to wanlis the tew openings announced. T. ti games and helping with the half- ,ontrary, this laree student body is hanging back ai if in hon. , time activities. They also helped to collect _manes: for the John at the th,itigh or entering mr,, the busine:s gtmling student atlas Capt. W. J. Skvaril, Marine five SJS student: o hit are lele111- Wardrup Fund, and aided in reg- Corps officer procurement of- hers Of the Marine 41.'.orps PLC Fir4t of all. don't forget that having a hand in the running s! ...tration. ficer, San Francisco, chats oith program. Left to right are Dar- A Ixtr :sluld is business --and it', necessary busines.s at that. It sos Their next meeting will be held ' rell E. Graves, Clayton W. lent',. lel interest in the way in wlush your Capt. Skvaril. Koh A. Dicke- have government is run. then Tuesday night at 7 o'clock upstairs operating on an "interview and thier, Lao relive C. W DO it and by all means, stand 'Lick But when the time comes that you have . in the Science Building, the meet- hire" basis and has increased the Willard I.. The students a grips, don't be bort if ii greeted with a certain lack of enthusiasm. , ing is for members only pay range to an attractive $417 too.,..,is$5t8a nt2pser month for engineering Attended six weeks of PLC training at QUalllie0. SIUliog July and August and mill lie commissioned Upon grattu.ttimi. 10 ... DISCOUNT Professor To Assist 'BUT UNENISAID?LAY BALL WITH ME TON ITC I RAD SomflioNC¦ ELSE iN MIND' LA Simplifies Civil Interesting jobs in the Public Forty 5.15 n Works Department that arc to be students are in the program at present. with ASB cards Silted immediately include assign- With Preparations Service Openings ments in subdivision layout, field Marine Corps photo cloys 9 6 Sun -1O-n Circling wk. the Campuses work in bridge and freeway con- Rear In an effort to satisty the urgent struction, prevention of stream FHIST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH or inerapy on a need for entry level engineers, and beach pollution and flood pre- Co North Third Street LAUNDRE BRITE Joseph W. Hathorne, general man- ! The American Occupational r Fellow's Will Insists Own vention. Experience is not required Rev, Phil N' Darrell -Pastor CLEAN RITE ager of the Civil Service Depart- for employment. Sonde% Oct. 2nd merit for Las Angeles, announced I College Clam at 9-30 A M 609 CY 7.5o05 Warship service at 11 00 A M. today that LA has stripped all redl Information and applicationl ¦1'resraiDCYr:sIss"L. CalsIn Club at 6.00 IT M. Head Adorn Hamlet Cast tape from its civil service em- forms may be obtained in Room 5, I professor of occupational ther.., - ployment process. The city is now Los Angeles City Hall. -You are cardlal,ly Invited ..1 San Jose State, to assist them Bs Der BoN,i i From the Theatre Arts magazine, Ina Univer4ity of FlOwers .0 a project for which the associ- the Southern FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH I eahfornia, comes this strange will zition has received $24.0041 grant last and testament of one Juan 0 South Fifth Street for All from the National Institute of Potomachi, a svealthy Buenas Aires businessman who, unbeknownst your College Church" all, qtlite t:t age .impbell ChM !macho+ OCCOsiOns to aS struck. In his will he left part id his fortune to Mental ii 45 a tn. and 6 30 p rit Health. the reatm Dramatic , on one condition. Bouquets The project is a preparation Sunday Worship 11 o'clock for In part, his will runs thus, "All my life I wanted to he on Cerald SI. Fatal, Minister the stage. eetings Corteges Jame., S. Itarge, Director and conduction of a national con- Lack of talent prevented me at first from realising that wish. Later Canterbury Club will meet at night in the Strident Union from ference in 1956 to study the func- Y position in the community as 8-12 o'clock. All members ' a Prominent businessman barred the Trinity Episcopal Youth Cen- at. lion of occupational therapy in the - 14 times, that's only a paltry Oct. 2, from 7 to asked to attend and be there Bakmas me altogether from the stane." ter, Sunday, sciFNCE FELLOWSHIP treatment of psychiatric patients 359.000 miles anyway. But, did 9 p.m. time. OF MIND He went on to Flower Mrs. say that he you know all that before? -The Self That's Always Awake. Cutting, a member of the Chaining Club will meet Sunday Student Y Cruntrney Barbecue This philosophs can teach you to CY 2-0462 left. ?00,000 pesos $50.0001 in a OH THAT SPIRIT Shop college faculty during the past funt for scholarships will be held Wednesday, Oct. dimet your own life for Saree,rld for young Talk about school spirit. the at 7:30 p.m. at 160 N. 3rd St. in the living year. will go. earls. in October. tr. actors .attending the Train,. students at Tickets are now on sale. Newconic, SeSMSIMI¦ New York University Fireside Room. Guest speaker SUNDAY --1045 A St New York, where she has been NOV6' here it comes. -My only really had it around finals time Fireside will be held Monday sTI,O10 TM, %TIM. Vo; S 1ST, ST will be Mr. Wallace who will iondition is that my . at 7:30 o'clock, asked to serve as chairman of one head be last year. It so happened that the speak on "Why a Unitarian?" TONY S BAR-B-Q preserved and used as a skull in biology section of the Science of the ten regional preparat..ty Hamlet. Everybody welcome. Coffee and Wesley Foundation will le. s, TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHU-RC/4. Binding was going up in smoke tonight at 6:15 o'clock PIT commissions. to the chanting of cookies will be served. for the.. oi NORTH SECOND STREET '-My dearest wish would there- "I3urn, fire. trip to the planetarium in Sic Sunday SersiCes: What is being done and what by be fulfilled after all. as I would burro", by the biology students. ?Lon a.m. - Holy Coin's ttttt 10ii Delta Phi Upsilon will meet at FrancLsco. All those planning 1 . 9,30 a.in Church School, Fund!. done occupation- still have a part in after You see, their final exams were in needs to be by a Play 2:30 p.m, today in B13. go will meet at the First Metho- Se if.. that part of the building I IMO a.m.-Morning Prayer anti al therapists in the field of psy-Imy death." dist Freshmen Class will meet in Church. Price is $1.15. , lllll 11 chiatry will be studied by the Kinda strange, huh? POOL. ANYONE? I 1 1) (OninniniOn Oil I .1 SI11111:0 ' preparatory commissions in sari- Ad seen in the Daily Californian the Morris Dailey Auditorium sophomore Class will meet Mos- Rev, Mark Itifenbark, 0.13.,Retber THESE JOURNALISTS Assit. (515 parts of the country. from Berkeley: "Become a POOL Monday at 3:30 p.m. - day in Room 117 at 3:30 p.m. Di: - Rev. Stuart Anderson, Said one journalism student SHARK. Amaze . cussion will include plans for th. Mrs. Cutting is a graduate of your girl, startle Fresh Camp Committee will from North State Texas College your friends, learn the art at Soph-Friash mixer, election of hi, - Indiana State Teachers Colleges. when asked about his internship meet today at 3:30 p.m. in SD126. I torians, and a report on last week. and the holder of an occupational HANK'S Cue Center; Durant, just St. Paul's $.55 and the roinine obituary column !dance. All freshmen are urged trr therapy certificate from Columbia if you flunk out at I Hind will meet Monday night he was assigned to on two (,)- ".-Y ' BEEF east you'll have a trade." Kinda at 8 o'clock at 9th and San An- attend. METHODIST BAR-B-0 University. She worked in Yeters Thursdays. "No funerals and no- :t BAR-B-0 SAUSAGE ns Administration and Army body dietri--4 had no volumn " ite, huh? tonio streets. The meeting will be Will the person who left a ss( CHURCH pitals before joining TEARS, TEARS, TEARS a "get acquainted" affair with BAR-B-C) HAM the staff of: Must have Iwen a pretty big of keys in the arch please repot! .sisnews State Hospital where she I town. From the same pziper we have dancing, refreshments. and games. to Room 113. They include car (COI SOO Carlos director of occupational ther- I a plea from Robert Brunish, as- , Dressy' sport. keys, and a Spartan City apart- and 2nd 141 South Third Street .py and supervisor of rehabilita- 1 TIPS FOR THE GALS sistant research physiological ment key. Rev Edgar Nelson ILDS will meet Monday after- bit lion According to Dr. W. M. Krog- chemist, UCLA Medical center. He Block Away From Campus therapy. She will continue as -Sunday - r member of 111c. 1!"!.. r; ,,,ity man from USC, the current male is looking for tears, that's right ! noon at 3:30 o'clock in the Insti- W111 the following people please Iii) longer dreams of the cute t-c-a-r-s: have any to spare? It's tute Building. The meeting is be- come and claim their A.S.B. cards 9 45-College Bible Class 1 1:00-World Wide Communion blonde with tio brains, but in- all for the sake of science, you ing held to organize future club in the Student Business Office in activities. All students interested Room 18. Roy Hedstrom, Cur- 7 30 P. M -Eyhning Service Corona Underwood Royal Remington -tend the ideal is a ":damazon." know. WHAT DO YOU WANT HIM- are invited to attend. burn Jewell, Betty Jane Johnson, that being a tall statuesque girl Brunish wants them because Ti.- s (Iv YOI I with a lot of classic beauty and at he's making a study of the chemi- ' and Donald Van Rassem. TYPEWRITERS Presbyterian St u de ti t-Faculty least a little on the intelligent side. cal structure of them as a possible will hold a get together dinner to- For Rent fie then added, in a hasty voice, clue to the elusive eye irritant in night at the Westminster Presby- that he had nothing against short smog, and aside from that. tears terian Church at Alameda and FOURSQUARE CHURCH So.c,01 Rental Rates for Students or blonde or stupid girls. He reach. shed in pain, sorrow or anger dif- I Shasta streets. Cars will Way., stool 8 Portable Mreieses ,.(1 his conclusion through science. fer from those that trickle when at 5:15. SEVENTH AND SANTA CLARA STREET', exact. , from the Music Building Machines for Sale .anthropology to be peeling onions or walking in smog. : 5:30 6 o'clock. CYpress 5-8131 or CYpress 3-4452 thts , 5:45, and Est 1 9 F, , P sirnent Plan STATISTICS YET Well, that's enough for - From "The Campus Chat" of time see you next week. Spartan Orioeet will meet to- Education . . . Girds You For Life SAN JOSE TYPEWRITER CO. North Texas State Collesst come Christianity . . . Girds You For Eternity concerning all mat- Free Port inn fleyt t these statistics P 24 S S cond r se '3 6383 ter of things. For instance, did yott 9.45- College and Young Married Couples know that approximately 192 ton, 11 n m.- Morning Worship 7:45-Evangelistic Services of dirt per square mile fall on New arian Daily that Welcome -- Come and meet our staff York City each conth and SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE the average in suburban areas is Rey Hermon W. Walters, Pastor Rev David W Yoder, Ass5t. about 5! tons. or did you know Entered as second class molter April 74, 1934, of San Jos., Calif., under the ad that older fathers have more suc- of Mo,,t, 3. 1879. Member Calif ornio Newspaper Publishers' Association. It's World Series Time... Published by the Associated Students sons? And were you aware doily of San Jose Stale College @steal Sal. cessful urdoy and Sunday, dung the college year with of the fact that each year the one issue during each final - 23 orn,not¦on p riod. post office issues an average of Teiephone CYpress 4-6414 Fditoriol, Est 210; Advertising Dept. Est 711 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES See the crime; nt billion stamps? But that isn't all. Subscriptions accepted only on o remoinder-of-schocil yeas basis If all those stamps were laid end In toll semester, $3, in spying ern ster, $1 50. Lesson Subject - UNREALITY to end they wrissi ,ircie the world Press of he Santa Clara Journal, 1440 fronliin St , Santa Clara, Calif. -OW, * First Church: * Second Church: Editor: Eleanor Norris Fine Arts Editor: Marilyn Cole 1087 The Alameda 3rd. at San Antonio Bus. Mgr.: Leo Chiantelli copy Desk Chief: Bill Ruffner Sent to News Editor: Rob Edmiston Feature Editor: THE PIGPEN Gift of 90 Pete Meckel Sun Service - 11 ond 5 p.m Church Service ---- 11 i i m sports Editor'.: Bob St riegel, Jim Wire Editor: Sal Orlando Eggett Sunday School - - 11 a.m. Sunday School -- 11 ri ri corner 9th & San Antonio Home Economics Photo Editor: Wilbur Sims Satiety Editor: Jerri Lee Hunt Exchange Editor: Dee Boyd Wed. Eve. Testimonol Meeting Wed Eve, Testimonid Meets Day Editor: Marilyn Cole Department Head 8 p m. 8 p.m. CoPs Desk Staff: Barbara White, Paul Perrin, Barbara Gull , Elaita. A mysterious letter addressed Reader Mr. Teidtnan Reader Betty Jenn Tender, Delicious SIrveria, Tom Morphine Johnson lei to the "Department of Home- I Reporters: Mel Bowen, Diane Coxhead, Neil Daniele, James making, San Jose State College" , ilushaw, Barbecue Dinners and postmarked "Camarillo, Calif." Jean Isenberg, John Keplinger, Carlotta Kunkel, Carole Luhy, READING ROOMS* Rita Sabot, Shelby Tree, Lti Vonderembis, Frank Warren, Bub / didn't look very interesting to Dr. We Specialize in the Fine,' Margaret C. Jones, head of the , Pentzer, Barbara Williams, and Jan Hawksley. 28 W. San Antonio 1040 lincoln Ave.. Chicken and Ribs Availobb Home Economics Department, Adv, Office Mgr. Barbara House when she first saw it. Staff: Paul Azevedo, Eugene Brehaut, furl Burgess, Charles Earne,t, Special, T-Bone Steak SI 75 When she opened it however, John Elliot', Jim Curnutt, Donald Davison, Glenn Dooley, I Dr. Jones found that it contained Charles Mary Pat ts Take Out Allen Hahn, !Alder. Jameson, Aaron Levy, Sandwiches 40 in the form of two Barbecue welcome news John Lewis, Barbara Fischer, John Howard, Ron Price, Joel WESLEY FOUNDATION $20 bills. Accompanying the bills Saffron, Carl Shaver, Geraldine Silva, Carol Smith, Terry Corner So. Fir;t was a note, signed "Anonymous," Sweeney, Eleanor Valente, John Wagner, Harry Sage, and Wesley invites Sunday Oct. 2 CARL'S BAR-B-QUE rind W,11,-,w which informed Dr. Jones that the money was in repayment of the Riehard Russell. you to Participate 6.00-Snack Supper many favors received from the PLANETARIUM 700 P M .Speaker department in past years. WELCOME to STUDENTS VISIT Robert Leslie NEW Dr. Jones has no clues as to who In San Francisco Subject, , sent the money or why the favors ASSEMBLY OF GOD Time-6:15 P. M. extended by the department should 'Inter Personnl prompted a generous Place Meth, Chr. ELECTRONIC CONTROLLED have such Corner 4th and San Antonio Relations ' response. Rey. Dick Ingrahm (followed by Dry Cleaning by ART'S (Director) worship and GERMAN POWS RETURED Prayer and Meditation Sunday School - 930 a m. Sept. 29 Fri. Sept 30 recreation) That's 6 times BONN, Germany, Noon hour Mid week Morning Worship 10-45 Cleaner One Hour Service (UN Chancellor Konrad Aden- Tues and Eri. 730 Sunday Evening 745 p m. auer said today the first group of ART'S CLEANERS 5,000 German war prisoners will be R. J. Thurmond Pastor First Methodist Church released by the Soviets "in the ReV. 398 East Santa Clara spry near Future probably next 24 f`inrtil Fifth Street week."
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FrIday, Sept. 30, 19SS SPARTAN DAILY _ Students To Pick 4 Up Books, Cash Achenbach Foundation loans College Valuable Old Master Prints for Display Today at Exchante made by the old masters, Achenbaeh family. The purpose of Ls on ex- All ta,i, anti thifilich left at the hibit in the An rrep:litioent The the orgeni7atiim is to promote fine Alpha Phi Omega book exchange exhibit Melte It's i epresentative .11.. ca,,, must be picked up by 4 o'clock displays of Italian. French. tler- this afternoon, or they will b* for- man, Flemish and Spanish works feited to the fraternity, it was from the 16th to the 19th centuries Nr,v stud,o, OLD arriounced today by Mike Clniechi Such old masters as Michael publicity chairman foyhe servit, And ea del Sarto, Diiier fraternity. ’oilet are represesittal Edna's Cleaning Books will remain on snle until According to John V. DeViii- closing time, and there ore still cenzi of the Art Department. the 8, Mending Shop many books on the shelves that are prints are valued beeause of then LAUNDRY SERVICE waiting to be purchased. h ist ()lira! siiuã firance. F.rieh Deihl valued at approximate!, t MENDING The sale, which has lasted tw.. are on 10 These prints SANITONE PROCESS weeks, is one of many service pioj the Achenbarh Found:0, ,
ects the fraternity handle, Graphic Arts. California Palace throughout the year. Chiechi an- of the Legion of Honor. The A,.,! .112 S 2nd Phone CY 4-671' nounced that at the beginning of enhach Foundation originally next semester the book snle will open again, but may expand into more than lust a used book sale Dine ponce c-&-a-z- SHOW SLATE SWIMMING POOL TOWNE Ideal Place for Fraternity 8 Social THEATRE * * * JOYOUS NEWS Chateau Boussy "THE BIG DAY" 22700 Old Santa Cruz Hwy Elgato 4-6060 'Jose de hi,)
Starring Photo left AI Samuelson knavking the JAQUES TATI me out win, A watereim as the EetAale onlook- rind a host of other er. AD iouƒly :Ma it. (Photo riKilt I 1.tni !mins and rk top names! Dever13 Ften.son take time out for a coke in the Women's Gym. pleste "HOBSON'S CHOICE"
Chiles laughton Newman Club Plans Spartan Daily Searches John Mills Brenda De Bonzie Annual Dedicationi i For Bigger Masthead Keeping with the "bigger and merit, a prize of $10 will be given Mass Wednesday better" spirit that prevails about to the winner of the contest. If t¦ ƒ The first annual Dedication San Jose State College, the Spar- winning masthead is suitable I Nlass will be celebrated at St. tan Daily is getting a new mast- the Spartan Daily, it will rep', i SARATOGA Joseph's Church, corner of E. San head. Since the increase of the the old masthead A P ADITION IN r AN 10t4 "STRATEGIC Fernando and Market streets, size of the paper, the old mast-; Vednesday at 7:30 p.m., accord- head has become too small. mt to Walter Robertson, president Start AIR COMMAND" A contest to draw a masthead Sophs Plans ! the Newman Club. The Sophomore Allysno John T. Wahlquist has will be held in Miss Marian Class will meet! Dr. Monday, at 3:30 p.m. In V,.tovi,00il arielited an iiivitatiuii (ii be Nforeland's Art 107 c'l a ss. Miss Room I Moreland explained the contest 117. Plans for the mixer will be ' Also present at the mass conducted (is discussed, and all Angora collar wool Father Duryea. will start next week and last for sophomore* it contest will it who wish to participate on the cardiL:an.Pink, blue, All Catholic members of the two weeks. The " SUDDENLY around the raular class work. : I various committees should be ' faculty have been invited to the yellow,roce, lilac, With FANK SINATRA know the students will be vitally present. Also on the agenda is problem they can the election of two class histori- lettuce. Slipon to Robertson explained that Com- interested in a sink their teeth into," says Miss ans. Ted Terzarkis will report on match. Sizes 36-40. munion may be taken if the parti- the financial returns of last Moreland. Each * STUDIO * .pant does not eat any solids According to Dr. Dwight Bentel, week's after-game dance, spon-1 5.98 .1ter 5 p.m. and does not drink head of the Journalism Depart- sored by the class: 4 hod. itt lechnityftr And My liquids after 7 p.m. After the mass, coffee and re- eshments will be served at New- "THE KING'S THIEF" ,an Hall. A general social and Ann Blyth Edmund Portion otertainment hour will follow. 11)(ivicl Niven - Geo. Similar,. -This is one of the biggest things AND have planned and we hope to lake it an annual event," said lassifieds] " THE BAR SINISTER" Oobertson. He continued, "This The story of o bull terrier who just inings students, faculty members FOR RENT ' Furnished roem for Nissei mal I may win the first modern), word for / students. 565 N. 5th St. CY5-5261., and parents together, to get them Girls For Apt. Nicely arranged. _ .1 dog acquainted with the club and its 304-306 S. 3rd St. or 320 S. 3rd. St. or and room. boYs. Private: purposes and to establish a united --- home, good food. Call CY7-0749.' atmosphere." Male student wants t o share, UNITED ARTISTS his apartment with one other. See Stuart Hunter, 220 Margaret FOR SALE " NIGHT FREIGHT " Racing St. Cars, 'Le Mans' '54 SmIth-Corona Typewrit, - cod Topics at Club Mieting Private room furnished, two Like New! Call AX6-7364. boys, $48 a month. 550 S. 11th a college " ULYSSES " T. C. Browne %dB address the St., CY5-0447. Carved high-back chair with I:ogineering Society tonight at arms, suitable for ceremonials, 7 30 p.m. in Room 1111 of the En- Large room for two men-155 also large etching. CY7-5122. :aieering Building, CALIFORNIA according to S. 12th St., CY4-9202. Apartment - - Daniel H. Lowry, president of the for one or two girls, $35. 29 So. 1953 Chevrolet Bel Air Sport girl THE KENTUCKIAN " organization. 5th. St. Coupe radio, heater, power- Browne will speak on the 1953 glide, W.W , excellent condition. "I.e Mans" race and will discuss Board and room, small group, Reasonable. Phone CY5-7604, " THE STEEL CAGE" the merits of different racing cars, upperclassmen (girls) 57 S. 9th 4:30-8:00 p m. Ask for John. Lowry announced. St., CY7-7949. - - 1951 Chevy, 4 door sedan, radio never and heater. $595. 74 N. 10th St CY2-4569, Apt. E. LOST STUDENTS Lost Dietaen Dig-Log Duplex has Slide Rule in room 117. Phone, YOU ARE CORDIALLY CY3-5918. too INVITED TO SAN REMO'S FINAL WEEK "THE MOON FFATURING: The Original PIZZA many 5c JUKE BOX IS BLUE" Dir Don Hecker PIANO CAST sweaters Betsy Smith UNIORGETABLE ATMOSOPHERE IN THE Ron Stokes WINE CELLAR Nick Thomas Mock turtle and Bob Doble neck slipon. If you've seen the movie, the THE BLUE GROTTO CAVE seeing the ploy is a must. Hand-fashioned In wool, fur, See .. hear the wit and hum 10", OFF ON EVERY PIZZA that was to,- :,aucy ta f to nylon blend. - Blue b red, ' & Saturday Friday amber, jade. Willow off Almaden CY 4-4009 P.M.) (8.30 beige, 'charcoal,- Sizes 36i-40. TUESDAY THRU THURSDAY 5 P M to 12:00 A M. JULIEART 10.98 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 5 P.M. to 1:30 A M PLAYHOUSE (across from the Civic Aud SUNDAYS 4 PM to 1000 PM Admission: CLOSED MONDAYS Students . $1 00i /1,4it's - Sportowear General $1.251 - 'Street Floor -IMINIMIRRE¦RNINON¦ 4 SPARTAN DAILY W.A.A. CALENDAR F OR NEXT WEEK Friday, 5491 30 1955 Voiles. :JO p.m. Tuesday Hoebey-4:30 p m. Wednesday Yanks Take Second Women's Gym. at 7th and Sari Fernando Sts. Orehesls-3:45-4.45 Monday la Horseback riding 3:30 p.m. Broncos Women's Gym. Thursday Meet at Women's Gym. SJS Vs Swinuning-4:30 p.m. Monday Bowling-3:30-5:00 p.m. Tues- Game of Series, 4-2 in pool. day. Meet in Women's Gym. in Soccer Saturday NEW YORK. Sept. 29 (UP) the runs that turned out to be the The Yankees made it difference. New York The Sp.: . occer squad two in a ro* in the World Series open at Spartan Fielu The Dodgers had scored in the its season today when they defeated the tomorrow morning at 10:13 o'clock top of the fourth when Pee woo MARKET Brooklyn Dodgers 4-2, with pitch- Reese SHOPPERS when it meets the University of doubled for the first hit off er Tommy Byrne winning his own Byrne and scored on Duke Snider's 10th & Santa Clara Santa Clara in a practice game. game. This will be San Jose's only con- single. test before the regular Northern Byrne's single with the bases Brooklyn picked up its other CHICKEN (Frozen) 1 I/2 lbs. 95c fourth California Intercollegiate Soccer loaded and two out in the run in the fifth when Jackie Rob- assn. play begins for the year. inning scored two runs and they inson walked and stopped at sec- GOLDEN FLUFFO, 3 lbs. 69c The Spartans w ill play their first turned out to be the big ones. ond when Don Zimmer singled. league affair Oct. 8 when they Allowing only five hits, the 3.5- Robinson went to third as pinch CANTALOUPE, lb 05c lace USE' in San Francisco. year-old Byrne became the first hitter Frank Kellert grounded into a double play and scored when Spartan Coach Jute Menendez left handed pitcher to beat the Free Delivery Phone CY 5-1236 announced that every member of Dodgere as a starter and route Junior Gilliam singled. the team. which number 29 men. going pitcher this year. But that was as close as Brook- i.inst Santa Clara It was the first time since Sept. lyn could get. After the fifth Byrne only three 16, 1954, that a left handed pitcher allowed Dodgei.- had started against the Dodgers to reach base--Gil Hodges who YOUR INITIALS walked in the seventh and was BARBER SHOP and went all the way to win. The FREE ENGRAVED IN GOLD TUCKER fellow who did it that day was erased in a double play, pinch hitter Don Hoak, who walked In Haircuts Joe Nuxhall of the Cincinnati on the Quality Redlegs. the eighth inning but also was erased in a double play, and Reese $1.00 The Yankees scored all four of who singled with two out in the their runs in the fourth inning eighth. EVERSHARP PEN 3P MODERN SH after the Dodgers had jumped The double play which killed SMALL with off to a 1-0 lead. the Dodger threat in the eighth Excellent Barbers Yogi Berra singled and Joe Col- was the sixth of the game, break- BALL $195 Plu,
Uns. hero of yesterday's opener na a World Series record. Each Won't ;alur II sales tag Close to College with his two home runs, walked. club came up with three twin SENIOR VENTER JERRY RUSE. who has carried the hulk of the Rookie Elston Howard singled to Wont Run 91 E. Santa Clara killings today. work at the pistil post since John Perkins has been sidelined with score Berra and Billy Martin also Imes was relieved by rookie Won't Spatter near 3rd A pinched nerve in his foot, is pictured here. Ruse. a six foot. singled, scoring Collins. Don Bessent after Byrnes fourth al ƒ. Won't Skip LINDSAY'S 195 pounder. was a regular on last years eleven. The Spartans Eddie Robinson batted for short- inning single and Bessent and two are idle this weekend. a d so have two weeks in which to get ready stop Phil Rizzuto and was hit by other Dodger relievers, Karl BOOK'S-STATIONERY for the Arizona State (Tempe) game October 8 in Spartan Stadium. a pitched ball, filling the bases. Spooner and Clem Labine, held Byrne then rifled a Locs fast ball the Yankees at bay the rest of tlic 77 S. First St. San Jose PARKING to center field for a single, with way, but it was too little and too Late for Class? !toward and Martin scoring with late. We Park It For You Tne-up and E Handicappers Put Complete lubrication T C P Silva's Shell Necks Out Again Fourth and San Fernando Across from Student Union By JIM EGGERT STANFORD over 01110 STATE by 1 . .. Our hlueplate special. CAL over PENN by 13 Unbelieveable but true. JO-MAR'S USC over TEXAS by 13 Longhorns are rebuilding. 5th St. & Santa Clara UCLA over WASH. STATE by 21 . . . Brtfins vent their wrath. COP over CINCINNATI by 6 Tigers are shaping up. NOTRE DAME over INDIANA by 13 . . Irish still tough. OKLAHOMA over PITT by 19 Soojiers finally explode. MICHIGAN over MICH. STATE by 14 Wolverines smell roses. MARYLAND over BAYLOR by . . . That line does it again. 49ers over CLEVELAND by 10 . . Win or else for Red. ST. OLAF over RIPON by 13 . . And grays- over potatoes.
GOOD By BOB STRIEGEL homecookiril OHIO STATE OVER STANFORD by II Indians on the run. I al. over PENN by 6 Beira hungry for this one. GOOD CSC over TEXAS by 13 Trojans roll along. UCLA over WASH. STATE by 12 ... Cougars put up big fight. special lunches CINCINNATI over COP by 7 .. A long. long season for the Tigers. fountain service NOTRE DAME over INDIANA by 14 Its the Irish again. OKLAHOMA over PITT by 13 Two giants tangle. MICH. STATE over MICHIGAN by 6 . Got to pick the Spartans. jo-mar's MARYLAND over BAYLOR by 13 No i team moves on. 49ers over CLEVELAND by 13 A real bang-up battle. Open 6 to 10 daily ST. OLAF over RIPON by 3 The "Rips- will be ripped.
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