1960_10 The Daily Collegian October 1960

              Foreign Students
Number Sixty-Two
—Tho Fresno State College Collegian
Uaaro. Sayeh. affricul-
TOUCHDOWN   RUN  —   Dal*  Metier,   FSC.   ace
ihe   .cor.  al 6-6.  Th.   Bulldog,  went  on  la  defeat Abll.
Christian, 20-19.
497 Students Gain Part-Time
Employment In September
Jam*.*.   Key ham   a
New Lost, Found System Defined
new weld
CtARK SOPHIA
3ABIE IOREN
"IT STARTED
IN NAPLES"
I   "SONS AND lOVBtS"   I
J "HAPPr ANNIVERSARY"
McCUUAN AIR FORCE BASl AT SACRAMENTO,
CAUFORHIA AHNOUHCtS CAMPUS INTtRVIfWS FOR
ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERS
($5335 to $6345 Per Annum)
ADMINISTRATIVE TRAINEES
($4345 to $5355 Per Annum)
McCtEllAM HAS A CONTINUING REQUIREMENT FOR A
URGE NUMBER    OF    ElECTRICAl AND ELECTRONIC
ENGINEERS. IN ADDITION, ADMINISTRATIVE TRAINEE
POSITIONS ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOUOWING FIELDS:
LOGISTICS SUPPORT
DIGITAL COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION
BUDGET ADMINISTRATION
PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT
TECHNICAL SUPPLY SUPPORT
Applications ore being accepted from male
students who will receive their Bachelors or
Masters Dogrees by Juno  1961
U. S. Civil Service Procedures Apply
U. S. Citizenship Required
A RECRUITING REPRESENTATIVE WILL BE AT
THE CAMPUS FOR PERSONAL INTERVIEWS
ON 18 OCTOBER
CONSULT YOUR PIACEMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER DETAItS
AND TO ARRANGE FOR INTERVIEW APPOINTMENTS
Homan Hall Elects
Kiern, Stevenson,
Pace Presidents
le Story. Hazel Mitch-
nnle    Stevenson,    president;
n   Bt-.Kman,   vice   president;
Hughes Recalls
No-Raid Ruling
PATRONIlt
OUR   ADVERTISERS
CARL STRICKLAND
INSURANCE
"The Kind You Hare In Hind"
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KENNETH WILSON, CY 9-5424 (H<
Professors Gain In Fight For Free Parking
. **£ ZXZ^e™^*^ i.   2^__f_L__ «'*»'"« I**** '*•»«- •» » few metro-!«« fe Superior Court to automatically rule the injunction
By Dave Hanna and Richard Smith
Professors of the California State Colleges have
(i„t round victory in a test court case challenging- th
f state college administrations to charge employee
..n campus.
John Linnell, a professor at Sacramento State College, was
.. . .,.,1 a preliminary Superior Court injunction on Monday
*,•',-,lis treek, restraining the college from levying a parking
f* ton-ll's suit is being handled by the California State Em-
oeUtion. In effect, thc association contends it is
. ,.' equitable  to  require  employees  of all  state colleges,
. hlh   campuses   with   ample  parking  space,   to  pay
jl of traffic or the prevention
ruling, Superior Court Judge James H. Oakley
ramento said the fee wou'J u-
designed to pay for thc conl
' illegal on-campus parking.
But here thc purpose is plainly declared — to raise rev-
...je, hes aid. "It seems to me, therefore, a clear case of
taxing for revenue under the guise of regulating, and this
the law does not permit"
"rl— state attorney general's office, representing Sacra-
State College, haa :i dayi In which to submit an
Failure to contest the preliminary injunction would
State College Professors, hailed the ruling as justifiable and
said it proves that the parking situation has been question¬
able all along."
Jepsen described the fee as an "ill considered move, which
has irritated state employees far beyond its value to the
C   O   L   L   E   G
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, I960
Diane Longacre Elected Queen
To Reign Over Homecoming
Parade, 'Ball Game, Dance
"    he 19G0 Fresno State
   evening during half-
.... FSC Bulldogs vs. Cal Poly Mustangs
football game. Miss Longacre was selected queen by a
student-faculty committee Wednesday afternoon. Her attend-
Campus Sets
Deadline For
Group Pages
World In Brief
President Eisenhower 70 Today
V.'.i Minj-ion. Oct. 13 (LTD — President Eisenhower, who
11 .i.-.vs ;!-,> became tli.> <.|,!. t .-tsi.-f ■■x.-.-iitivc- in tlie nation s
liKtory. celebrates his Tilth birthday today.
Khrushechev Threatens War In UN
United Nations, N.Y.. Oct.  13  H H
Khrushchev declared a submarine followed the liner B.ltika
States wanted to_W ■   ■    U> F> fthe '",:,'i" ,":
:   I,,-,,,,,;,,   hin,   ,„  N,w   V..rk  and  sai.l  if the United
.. ... _ _._— jo,," He ■'.:; i also qu
- ;' -nd you will
it war. keep on provoking il
Kennedy-Chocolate Leads Nixon-Vanilla
in St. Louis reported Sen. John F. Kennedy and chocolate
'C iwt%» »k«d customers to buy choco-
:.■„ :,.,.,,,„„ ,.., Kennedy and vanilla if thej
favored Vice President Richard M. Nixon. phfx.n.ate
The results v.-    I for Kennedy and chocolate
Vi 13,068 for Nixon — Vanilla.
first American Executed In Cuba
InvadingOrienb fre - thtoinonth.
Anthony Zarba, 27, of Boston died on a nl
■"On'^Cuban commented: "There is no doubt after-today
h« that Cuba is heading for a new bloodbath.    Then*
erencc was to the 1959 mass execution carried out bj K
Army firing squads. (
;e outside
future Moon Landings Can Be Observed
Tokyo, Oct. 13 (UPD — A telescope said t.. I.
has been developed here.
The 25-inch telescope, built entirely
nolo-, and material, will be located at tl
'«" Observatory at Kvoto University.
rockets on the moon
Parade Runs
Downtown,
Has 32 Entries
Members Wanted
Chemist To Speak
To Science Club
Board OK's Editor,
New Staff System
new  Collegian  ny»-
i and Dr. John Duke.
Journallim and pub-
Manning
Elected
To Post
o  City  College  R«:
it pictures and copy
"?5'rS SvZ'_1" I College Leaders
c^HHHSi|Meet, Discuss
,.r„.,ioU „_, ». .„„, Student Unions
' (Continued on Page 2)
UPI Teletype Adds To Collegian Coverage
IATEST NEWS — Colleen Harrison, editor of I
and Richard Ruether, news editor, look over som
of copy that clicks off the newly installed United
lional wire service installed In the iournaliim d>
■raphasl.  on  state   snd   local