e Talk f the 11115. Today's Weather Contracts Due t rPt1S1.1rer lothly ..:k1.1111 Orkailizations and living High today (lo raercast. group, teite.1 file page cunt net* (3ring t he tonight 37 46; light orlIPti fur Use 11*61 1.1. Torre by Fri- he talk is itaN. announeed Roger Brown, businesiv manager. Contracts may Ire picked up and tiled i.Ju ttw student Al uf hut, 'I'll ill 48 08111W VOL. SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 190 NO. 36 WHAT'LL YOU HAVE . For Second Time 'Bryan Green Canon Green s .iiion Bryan Green isaili I. '-'.is skit today with the 101- Gives Views iiedule: 'Deficiency' Clause Veto Upheld II :au a.m. Informal discussion students hi eateteria r On .ind B. Pinning 12:30 p.m. Informal luneheon It By Council 207, E. After sante iii. Heated Session Clara spun- Canon Bryan Green denounced ...red by the Wesley foundation. two wildly practiced America.' Pribik is invited. Student Council yesterday for clause" of the ASH by-laWs. In customs yesterday before a stand- p.m. Concluding lecture at the second time attempted to I yesterday's meeting it rescinded Following a lengthy and some- ing-room only audience in TH55 ' the Scottish Rite auditorium, override ASH president Pat Mc- 1the vote taken last week that1 times heated discussion of the The customs? Pinning and g. third and St. Jairies sts. Clenahan's veto of the contro- 1 narrowly missed the two-thirds i proposed by-law amendment, the ing steady. versial "four-unit de f iciency I majority needed to override the, vote sustained the veto by 11 tu six, with one member abstaining. and stupid," said thi, pl rector of St. Martin's-in-the-Bull Reasons for rescinding last ring church, ay Features oek's %ote. parliamentarian Run of Birmingham, Eng- Six Student Finalists Vie land. ,res as told Council members, M- ated the absence of two mem- 9 "I'd like 9 ' to See more broken at last week's meeting; the pins." he said. All-Freshman In Kaucher Speech Contest :let that the by-law, it passed. Six students will read selec- FORGOTTEN PURPOSE Hubert Frost: Ronald Graves, a would "indirectly" strengthen Stu- lions frogs literary works today as cutting Canon Green asserted that pel,. from "Mister Roberts.' by dent Council: and that the passage they compete for $50 in the final , Thomas Heggen; Drusilla Green, pie today have forgotten the real Cast Tonight I would "prove to the administra NTONIO phase of the Dr. Dorothy Kaucher a cutting from "Pan," by Knot purpose of engagements arid pin- Ition and ouilents that we can pass contest nings. "The Children's Hour," the first for excellence in oral in- Hamson. legislation she want passed." all -freshman production to be pre- Orpretation. The readings. open Mari Lyn Henry. "Sally Dupre ASH Executive Secretaly Brent It is nonsense to go ahead with sented by the SJS Speech and to the student body, will begin at and Wingate Talk with the Mu- ' Das is. oupossul to the by-law, told them just because a person thinkti Drama department, will begin a 330 p.m. in Studio Theater. sic" from "John Brown's Body- Council members thou he telt "not he mu-st. The purpose is to learn two-night run tonight at 8:15 in SD103, by Stephen Vincent Benet; David ' about the other person all issues hove been brought up." and find Studio Theater, SD103. Dr. Dorothy Kelleher, professor Hilton, "The Chaser" by John Col- RUMMAGING AROUNDUnidentified SJS students search out if the two share the same lier: and Luis Valdes, "The Love I His primary objection, he stated, The Lillian Hellman tragedy emeritus of the SJS Speech and clothes and accessories ideals, faith and social back- Sung of J. Alfred Prufrock" by I concerned the effect of the clause tor needed yesterday at Spartan Spurs' will Drama department, will present ground, he declared. be presented at the same time T. S. Eliot. on the entire student body. Stat- .uphomore women's service organization) semi-annual rummage tomorrow night. the winner a $50 check following 3 JUDGES ing that class councils, affected by :ale in Outer Quad. Articles are six-month holdovers from cam- "If God really means anything According to director Dr. Paul the judges' decision today. Judging the contest will be Dr.' the by-law. represent all extremely to you, you can't share life with W. Davee, associate professor of pus lost and found department. The sale continues today until THOSE COMPETING William !Arse!, '.ice president: Dr. "loss form of government" at SJS. an athiest or an agnostic because drama, the play will give fresh- 3:30 p.m. A variety of items at "rock-bottom" prices are avail- The six participating and their Wallace R. Murray, professor of he asked Council members if the marriage is a complete relation- men students a chance to partici- select ions are: able, according to Louise Sakamoto, Spurs publicity chairman. ship." speech and education: and Dr. (Continued on Page 4) pate in a production, whereas they I.irsta Berrv "Ilomo Burial" thy Jame.: W... pri Bryan Green went on to say do not always get to do so in reg- that the happiest marriages come ular season productions. from people with similar social Taking top roles in a 15-member Eurovision Network Knowland backgrounds. cast are Wendy Vocke as Mary TV Audition Slated Tonight Favors Tilford, Susan Harrell as Mrs. TV Talk Tomorrow MORAL PRINCIPLES Amelia Tilford, Louise Picchi as the conseu -- of To have a happy and lasting re- Karen Wright, Robert Macri as For Video Christmas Special nevily established trans-Euro- lationship man and woman must Dr. Joseph Cardin and Nancy Nie- ;...an television network, called Electoral Revision set moral sex principles and knoss Mel Swope, who will be ',arch- We're going r.a . , ..Eurovision." will be discussed in where derholzer as Martha Dobie. ing for talent on campus" at 4. of talent," he declared. "My only to draw the line. Ian open lecture tomorrow in SD- William F. oossland. editor ,d I ).4.1.11141 Tr110110. and "The Children's Hour" might be TV audition tonight at 7:30 in1 requirements as yet are that we "Christian morality has been de- called a sociological study of the 117, at 9:30 a.m. for 1:1 !.ears a witator Irons California. told show :1011 per- SD117, outlined his hopes for a . should have quality, and a Christ- stroyed We have no sex moral- effects of a loose and nasty tongue. David Chapman, former facul- ai San liotarv 411111 11111,11.4m in the Ste. Claire hotel Christmas special yesterday. mas theme, of course." ity today," the canon declared. Mary, a plain girl of 14 spoiled by Swope said he plans to build a , Swope was particularly anxious ty member and now representing ,terd.i% that lie tasors change in Hie ma r tile United :states an over-protective grandmother . Ampex corporation's international The sacrament of full belonging show around the talent he hopes to have talent. and said he was elect- its Mrs. Tilfordt, makes up for a lack campus contained division, reportedly belies-es that can't be completed during pre- to fiasi tonight in the television consinced the of attention by telling fibs but persons of high ability. the "Eurovision" network might majority leader in 074 and h leader from marital relations, he said, because studios. many three alternative- to tlie pre they sometimes grow into grossly Though George Yanok. who has The show will be produced by have a unifying influence on the 195.1 to Mr. knossiand people don't reaLly belong to each en! electoral college system w!.. exaggerated lies. area of the many nations involved. ther until after marriage. appeared in Hollywood's Cosmo the radio-television twice in history has electe.. As a belligerent student in a Alley has been paged to narrate'1 Speech and Drama department. Dr. Clarence Flick, associate president who had fewer ts.p SJS Choir To "Sex intercourse is the sacra- private school owned by Miss the "Perspective" Christmas pro- . Swope said that if there is a professor of drama, said that Mr. vides than his opponent Sing ment of complete belonging and Dobie, Mary loses little time in gram over KNTV on Dec. 10.1 generous number of performers, a Chapman would also report un it can only seal a relationship aft- comfits; up with a story based (111 Swope said he had no definite second show might be planned for tells a so al coverage at the summer PROPOSES At Patrons' Supper , r marriage " (Continued 00 Page 21 -crint i th4 Ile said Ii the collegu lie rearranged to assign electoral The Patrons of San Jose State votes in proportion to popular are staging their annual supper votes: 12i electoral votes could tonight at 6:30 p.m. at the wom- Activities Office be assigned by congressional dis- en's gym. It will be a "potluck type event with a variety of dish. Through Headlines tricts. Told or (31 the History president could To Make Band List be elected by a direct popular vote. being served. In an interview afterward, Mr. Evening diversion following din- The Student Activities office is Knowland saki he had supported ner will include tsv., high points: still in the process of preparing a list of all student bands or combos, a measly... 1,, assign electoral soles the "Story Tellers " a gnaw of Newspaper Display Terri Galvin, activities In Library Iv congiliessional it but that advi.ser, an raconteurs Irons the speech and San Jos, - Cu: Owe it failed in the House of Repre- flounced yesterday.