National Award Plaque Earned by Spurs Group
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TROJAN
VOL. XLIX
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1957
NO. 47
SC Offers Royal Welcome
To Visiting Moroccan King
Record Enrollment Nears 48 Figures
r
King Mohammed V. monarch of strategic Morocco, will be the special guest of the Fine Arts department and the Arab Student Association when he visits the SC campus today on his whirlwind sightseeing tour of the southland. The Morocco king will visit between 1 and 3 p.m. in
"	the	Harris Il.nl Gallerv <>! the
Men's Groups Battle in Bowl
Moroccan art un of Rabat, ir o lie displayed
Troy Health
Center Warns Of Diabetes
Checks Given Free Detection Week
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diaixt ic . Chances ai'“ you d in t know whether you are or not. But the Student liealth Service warns that approximately 0 1 per cent of students in a college ago group may lie expected to have the disease.
P u r-i n g Diabetes Detection We< k. which l>egan yesterday at SC. students will l>e given a thorough check to determine whelher or not they have the d.sease or are likely to develop it.
The Student Health Sen ice urges all students to take advantage of the tests, which are administered without c h arge during the week and which would normally cost up to $25 to complete.
Also taking children lrom the a/.areth Home are Alpha Epsi-i (12i, Alpha Rho Chi 121. Alpha Thu Omega (13), 5si lipsilon <12i. Chi Phi <12».
Rocket's Fate Still Doubtful
10!
i. Dolt;
Alpha Delta Pi < 17>*.
Cause Is Explained	Host \ irietv Roys
Although everv new student From Vr-rieiy Boys. Delta Chi at Si’ is given a complete phys- vvj|| take n Kappa Alpha Ho', ical examination, including urin- phi Delta Dicta t1. D. Delta Tati alysis. Dr. Paul (). Greeley. di- Delta <15), Pi Kappa Alpha rector of the Student Health <14i. Sigma Cni (ID, and Service, poinled out that a sin- Lambda Chi Alpha (ID. gle urinalysis with negative results is of practically no diag- \-. nostic use in excluding diabetes. jt(n
Tn a previous dialieies detec- < tion survey, in which 3.132 stu- 1 dents were screened, only 33 por cent of the dialietics found would have been discovered by urinalysis alone.
Diabetes is caused by the failure of the pancreas to manufacture a proper amount of insulin, the hormone vital in converting
sugar into forms Ihe tm ly can	|»(> | \n’KI> Pit I
use. This results in ihe eleva- MOSCOW The late tion of the sugar content in the space communique blood, and excess body sugar is dropped mention of Sf secreted into the urine.
Sugar Test (iiveti
Often, however, diabetics may have abnormally high blood-sugar levels and have negative urinalyses. Therefore, in addition to urinalysis a blood-sugat* tost is also utilized in the more thorough test.	...............
Experimental evidence has had completed 900 been found that early pathologi- around the earth ; cal changes in e- a daih timetable fo riod of reversibility.	lover the world.
Foreign Student Advisers To Confer Here	Friday
"tltST kiELATlGNSH.?"—The national organization of Spurs, sophomore women's honorary, awarded the SC chapter a plc.que with which they were presented at the recent meet at Arizona Slaie College. Arlys Hoffman, left, and Barbara Myers display the award which they received on the basis of a good relationship with the national group.
DINNER ON THE ROW
Yule Program To Fete Youths
Beta Theta Pi < 13». Psi Upsilon (12». Chi Phi (121. Fiji 1121. Phi Kappa Psi < 12*. and Sigma Alpha Epsilon (12).
From the Los Angeles Orphanage are Phi Sigma Kappa (12», Sigma Alpha Mu <10). Sigma Phi Epsilon (10», and Zeta Beta Tau (16).
Vermont St. Youngsters From the Vermont School, Kappa Alpha Theta (10». Gamma Phi Beta (10) and Alpha Epsilon Pi <10». From the 32nd St. School Kappa Kappa Gamma (15», Chi Omega (15».
From the 37th St. School are Alpha Chi Omega <17» and Zeta r Bovs, Alpua Phi Tau Alpha (17». Tau Delta Phi Dolta Delta (15).	'I*11	"dl take children from the
West Vernon School.
DKA Screens Oscar Movie Tonight in FH
ley.
l‘Ml.
red c, former council brief 1 rovai
Al
I.
Almost 6o0	Unlit I 1 iinir SI eri	nnlrfl
children, aro lo	okinjx forwa	Pl’lC O rd to
SC's annual C	"hrist nias	Show
Prior to a s	how in Bo	vard.
“Tho Plot to o	v ert brow Cl	Ii l ist -
mas,” the child ed dinner y the	ren will be	se:a -s and
sororities. Hot	■ses hosting	t ho
children are:		
Kappa Sigma	< 15». Dopa	/ i n i
ma Phi <13», Tau Kappa Fp	si Ion** mt	< 1 u •, from
Lovvman School	for tho Phyj	dcal-
ly Handicapped.	From ihe V	k'ash-
ington School. T	'hcta Ni will	lake
15 and Acacia 1	15. From M<	•Kin-
Daytime registration figures of 13,224 topped the predicted figure for this semester and established a new enrollment high since 1948 when returning veterans pushed the figure to the 17.000 mark, according to the latest enrollment report issued by the office of the registrar.
The new total passes the day- , time figures of last spring when	ing a total of 5363 enrolled in
13.121 persons enrolled for study,	evening classes, according to the
Total enrollment, including 1 renort.
Civ ic Center- and University Col-	Graduate school tot ds were
lege	evening divisions, topped	reported as 1021 for	the semes-
tho	1S.500 mark, eclipsing the	ter. a now hi'rh also	since 1948	“How Green Was Mv
total previous high since 194S of when almost 6000 were in school. Academy Award picturt 17.944 set in the fall semester	Growing	Trend	,s this week's fiim cla
of 1955. The all-time record fall	The total enrollment figures,	sented	by	Delta Kanp
enrollment was 23.000 in 194S. including evening classes, show honorary* cinema frate fall Term Preferred	a growing trend since the spring night at 8 in 133
It	was pointed out that the	of 1955 when the total was 16.-	The film won Ai
fa'l semester student figures al- 280. According to the registrar’s for host rtirect'on wavs	exceed spring totals since	office, registration	has boon	cinematograr
most	persons begin thoir school-	growing since about	si\ ?pmes-	{¡on a(1(j interior <
ing during this season.	tors af*er the post-war boom. r„sj includes W
Included in the figures are ending in 1951.	Donald Crisp. M:
breakdowns for men and worn- Totals since 1955 have been:	Anna Dee and R
on. veterans and non-veterans, snring of 1955. 16;280: fall of p]i school and college and class to- 1955, 17.944: snring of 1956. 16 -	pj()j 0(- j|lf,
tals.	912: fall of 1956, 17.S62: spring , around a valley ii
The College of Letters. Arts of in;,?» 17.031.	• through the indus
and Sciences registered the larg-|	Among the T’niver-ity Park j 0f ||ip	iq^.,
est enrollment, with 28”1. fol- enrollment figures are listed hleak and grimv i •owed by the School of Com-	students from 62 foreign coun-	ANo	discussed
mo roe with 2465: School of Edu- trios numbering 516. with the ;ire fiimj|v
cation. 2040; School of Engineer- ;ar,rest number attending from , ],,ms nf those noonlo caught tin inr\ 1701: and the School of Law, Tnd'a. 60. Following in order b°- ¡n ,|1(1 transformation of tho 708.	i	hind India are Japan, w ith 48. j area from an agricultural to a
Veterans, including those un- and the Philiopines with 47. I mining economy, dor Public Law 16. Slate Law. ,	Hawaii Out Front	Admission is 50 cents for a
Public Law 550 < Korean). Pub-I	United States territories. i single film and	?3	for	the	series.
lie Law 894 and Public Law 190, eluding Alaska, the Canal Zone. ¡Tickets	mav	be	purchased	at	. .	,	u-	e
'	tw«	cf' ^>^ual—are now being cnier
’port i
art
Th(
Football thrills will set a fast and furious pace vv heu the Knights meet the Squires in the annual Orphans' Howl.
The event is set tor Friday at *J:30 p.m. in Bovard Field.
Tickets, which cost -•> cents per Trojan, are being sold by the Knights, Squires, Ama/ons and Spurs.
I >im (lark and the SC coaching staff will be on hand to referee the contest and t here will he a cheering section as well as special “water-girls.”
Both teams are practicing furiously tor the contest and ail the money will he turned	Stat
over to the ASSC Christmas po->e
1 igurines. other Mot tured in '
MII-will
Arab
ik
uish to attenil.
Will Offset Propaganda
The rovai party of 50 Mo
■t ti
C H lar;
M;
if the associate When asked al oward the arri tarch, . fallow dng’s '‘visit t \s serves 3 toward the Show, saill Men Kirshner, the A Knights president.	some	of the u
W
? movie il prob-
Girls to Vie For Place
In
Arab
Kin
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numbered 4638 with Korean vet-	Guam. Hawaii. Puerto Rico and	pjjher the department of cinema
erans topping the classification	the Virgin Islands, are repre-	or	a^	door.
with 2978 enrollees.	sented by 96 students, the larg---------------------------------------------
It’s a Man’s World	cst numl>er, 77, coming from
The number of men enrolled	Hawaii.
In the United States, the Los
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Air Safety Class Hears Noise Expert
outnumbered women, 14,592 to 3965, according to the report. Angeles area is represented by with the bu'k of both enrolled 10.432 students in the I diversity in daytime classes.	Park classification, with 2100 of
A total of 585 persons were them enrolled in the College of listed as registered in Civic Cen- Letters. Arts and Sciences. Stu-ter classes and an additional dents from other California 1778 in University College, mak- areas number 1256.
100 Pharmacy Majors Tour Midwest Giant
Noon Readers Offer Poems By Graduates
Applications for El calendar womens- 10 of which , Ambassad will be chosen to be featured in man. A the SC at
accepted, according to contest M chairman Darrel Clarke.
“Last year's idea of having a different campus woman repre-
ImiIis of i.uard
Mohammed arr
Airpori
and Fi Ie he
the
held
I erene the ki
we've decided to have them again this vear,” Clarne said.
some or f no
sent each month covered by the j	*')lir
annual went over so well, “that1	nr ank pa
heed Aircraft ( Mount Wilson « World Affairs <
Any woman carrying at least 12 units and having a 2.0 accumulative grade point average is	rov	,j	nartv
eligible to enter the contest. Ap- Wednesday for Sa plications may l>e picked up in j W)|j	xjsjf
Graduate English student J. ’he ASSC office, 21.i SI . or the a£,ara f.'aj|s >,evv Y
El Rodeo office, 326 SU. They ^Vest Point on thei
)isnev in\
\ttired in «»r;;v
S. Bloch read some of his own poems and Meera Sajnani read must ho ftrned i;t by Friday poems composed by graduate students from all over the Fnited States in the English noon readings yesterday. Both Bloch and Miss Sajnani teach freshman English at SC.
By JERRY WHITTEMORE
An investigator on the effects' One hundred students from the SC School of Phar- ^ ^ {U>oms lvad t)V
ii noise in industry, Dr.	Aram	macy heard the keynote address of their eight-day field	j^och “Xatural Worth." began
jlorig. spoke to the Army	Avi-	^rjp t0 t^e midwestern “giants” in the pharmaceutical	u.ith the statement that all men
*tion Safety class today	at 8	manufacturing field Saturday in Indianapolis.	are created equal. However the
The address was given by Arthur J. Williams of the	man who was searching lor a
sales promotion department of.-	hotel room during a convention
tho Lilly Company.	questioned this statement n -
,	...	.	i	.	__	„	X	_	_	J,	if______	causi	he	w7as	passed	over	by	th<
Williams pointed out that re- B	a	i	a	a
Official
Notice
tho continent.
On his arrival I States. King Moha grav tunic and gray fe/ of his ov was accompanied
No
n ig, who is Director of for the Subcommittee in Industry, under the iip of the American of Opthalmology and oology, will discuss
I vibration as related to
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A na land. E
V and c
)f Manchester, orig has spent a specif”
H !
lied fields. He a medical
rocket
believe
But
>n C
degree al At-lege in Massa-
oliliv ion	chuset ts	and his Ml).	degree	demands that there lie no sec-
•kend.	from t	he College of	Medical	rets from the professions. The
broad-	Evangelii	;ts, Loma Lind	a, Cali-	i full and complete quantitative formula of active ingredients
olutions	Follow	ing seven years	intern-	should always be given,” Wil-
3 p.m.	ship. i	residency and i	•esearch	liams said.
Sputnik	training,	Dr. Glorig became Di- |		"No extravagant claims can
mention	rector	of the Audiolf	)gy and	possibly l^e made,” and he said
nn »vide	Speech C	'orrection Cente	•lWal- 1	that therapeutic statements
passage	ter Reed	Army Hospital	. Wash-	must be based on the experience
Dentist Dean Tells History Of Toothbrush
The toothbrush, which is of "An Adequate Ethical policy j the thought to he a modern in-
ention, actually dates back to
gardless of what company one would wish to discuss, a com- | pan.v in tiie medical field should 1 have a “ihree-phase policy.” Three Policy Areas He showed that the three in Otol- general policy areas would be
ompanv
't bical.
•ientifie and commerical policy.
hotel clerk in favor of a man with an emerald in his hearing aid
Another of Bloch's poems, “Joy From th World." told of a girl laughingly telling the man w ho was embracing h e r that she really loved her husband.
Other poems written and road by Bloch include “Viewpoints.” “One World,” “At Home.” “A
before the birth of Christ.	Matter o
Dr. Robert McNulty, dean of; M<>re rim the SC Dental School, in bis
Taste.” “Not One and “Differences.”
To \ll Residence Hall Reside nts:
Many students have inquired about housing in the Residence Slails for the spring semester, in order to determine how many spaces we will have available, it will he necessary tor you to have your applications in the Housing Bureau by Dec. 15, 1957. Your space wii| he held until this date alter which time the room will be available to general applications.
Thank you again for tlie cooperation you have ¡mays shown to us.
Mrs. Pat Arnold Director of Housing.
Prince Moulay his brotner. Kha Hasson as weU a ambassador to States. Dr. EI-Me and other minisi
Al
the Mi Ihe U di Ben
>f
augnters or o ourt accompa
The capnal < at. The epopli nd pastoral vv lg first am on 1 products. It re skins, hid alley, linseed.
Mineral depo
unded the fo< (ruction, chem lotallurgieal i
'Xti
as Ti
umn, said that according to Dr. j Ernesto C'ohn of Puebla, Mexico, the use ol the toothbrush as part i statements ' 0f “oral hygiene and as a health j experience measure was appreciated long DC, a post which helot the medical profession, not I before the Christian era and was six years Follow ing this ihe “old time medicine-man-type | incorporated In many religious al Director of Re- show which advertised a drug to t t itUaIs.”
ASSEMBLY FLOOR LEADER
Healing. Department cure everything
tntns.
ice ol t.ie sur-a period of 1H been with the Nois
Copy Is Checked
Williams illustrated this by diovv it
The first country to use the toothbrush and the time of the lirst ones is not known, said Dr.
TDC Proposes Munnell For Lf. Governor Post
how every bit of ad- ^icxU],v *‘in China, as docu- The name of Will
More than 150 persons arr ex- Allen C pected to attend the National Univor>i Association of Foreign Student lev Advisers Conference on campus Follow Friday and Saturday.	gates vv
These persons include foreign worksho; student advisers anil foreign to Ix1 d student s|»e<-iau.>ls from a>i..n	tiiiii \
at
kc-
Violist Featured In Special Music Program Tonight
in In- vertising copy for his firm is scrutinized by the medical pro-
---- fessimi before it is released.
"Not only does this guard agains the actual misinformation." Williams said, "but this precludes even the most sublie
merited by literature and art	( alilornia^."laio
man from the 51st D’ added to the list t
ii A. Mun-Assembiv-
SC’ graduate in 194S. has been a member of the State Legisla-
Mun
works, the toothbrush was known more than 10 centuries before Christ.”
Dr. McNulty went on to quote Ihe researcher doctor as saving
was ti
elect h
in 1950 l.LR at
AB
possible and during the past session
Democratic candidates f wide office when tho Democrat i
G‘
Club
. .	,	that in India, “ancient sacer- urged him to allow
mismference as to a drugs .	,	,	•	.	niI.n	1»
„	°	j dotal and medical scripts men- o<
UM; ,	,	tion that priests must clean the L
An adequate scientific policy, .	.	.	.,	...	.	r’aiifnmia nom
.......	u	.mouth and teeth with tooth- talitorma uem
must insure that all drug prob- ,	,	.	.	.
.	,	...	•	.	brushes alter each meal and be-
tns are solved with scientific I	.-
.ii i .i . i .	fore performing any religious
methods and that drug science	1
,;,i ,oni5hJ f,n Han- continuallv produce new and cer c™']> •	.	, .
,m at S:,,0 p.m.	^	-	hp	^id	The	Indians	of	Aztecan	and
to is trvmg for a T... .u.„,i „.i.^.	„1____	Nahuatlan stock and their Tol- tef's and
bool of Music will pro- j” ert Gottlieb, violist, in
dr state-j served as Democratic Floor	Hi
Trojan	Leader, the highest position any	Re
nimously member of his party hold, name to	The grass roots campaign	thi
»mitted	for	the	position of	which the TDC started was	Pn
nant	Governor.”	at the	given added impetus when the	gn
Council	45th Assembly District Demo-	mi
cr.it ic Council, in a special reso-	nif
mnend-	lution. similarly urged Munnell i an
clu )S. ”t.» submit his name as a can- i
»pie w¡
Mu
meeting in January The TD(' further ed "to all Demo councils, organi/at
Mit c
d In
commit
w .t pr.i
) .er
■ <>f Musical Art in performanc
The third policy pha^e, the conmierical policv. must, even in scientific and medical pur-
tec and Chichimec predecessors age Munnell to sor•
d \T
;ghest office within too r ‘t ol tale of Cali-
n pan 1 \»
A i< ;:u soi.¿id l.v An Hn=elo	\\ uiiHm'* showed how	the	sticks with one end bedceu tv b	pi hi'.Til	tne ¡mpoi t.-int	an-t -i--
Corelli and Uan-.'Co	C.emin-	commercial policy must protect	soft, fibrous pulp, which not 1 niflcant	action "as t^-iig a drt , la
...11i. and tlio Viola 1'a	Gamh.-i	the plivsieian’s interests by	as-	only cleait.sed the teeth but ap-	inite step towards the	improve-
Sonata in C Major by	Handel	snring “absolute reliability”	ol	plied a gentle massage to the	rm'iit in	the -tate ot <	ditnrnia
wih L>cgin the program.	1	products,	|	gum.	i	llte	3i-\car-oid	Munnell,	an, in
The 15th AD resolution callo) committee on unnell "a great American, a Pons In the 1! >od Democrat and an <; stand- hp was cha; rr g leader vvith long and loyal tant Assembly c rvice to bis state and party.” nance and In..u: also cited his "exemplary ree-i lie is abo a O .is Democrat ic leader of the v !.iie All'.< ìtioii sembl. during the |.a-1 legis Joinl I •
Doiikev's Ki'Hiii'i'Hii't*
This action was authored and, of linancial ass troduced bv Edwin B. Stcg-1 furnia s school