Wm` Mabel 14 01111a, Librarian Calilornia Stnta Library Saosaninto 9, Calitottia .1 .) DEBATERS SX/1 490if State &liege , _ "r4.14`4,yri1/41 MK , siE WILL DEFEND REP4ACES THIRD PARTY MISS ROOSE Henry Wallace and the Third S artan Dail Mrs. Bill Elam replaced Miss Party will occupy the attention FULL LEASED WIRE SERVICE OF UNITED PRESS Josephine Roose at veterans' co- of college orators during debate ordinator without a hitch in op- tryouts this afternoon at 3:30, Entered as second class maittir in the San Jose Post Office. The Press of the Globe Printing Co., San Jose, Calif. erations yesterday. Wilbur Luick, debating coach, re- Volume XXXVI SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1948 Number 114 Miss Roose left Friday to be- ported yesterday. come the bride of Carl G. Arf- The Forensic Squad, the debat- wedson of Redondo Beach April ing team, will uphold the affirma- 15. tive side of the question, "Re- The new veterans' representa- solved, that a third party is de- NOMINATIONS ASB SCHEDULED tive has been working in the of- sirable in American politics" fice she now heads for the last against the University of Califor- year and one-half. She is the wife nia debaters next Monday. The of Bill Elam, varsity right half- debate will be held before the FOR 2 : 3 0 TOMORROW; MELITA back last season. She is a native International Relations club here. of Oregon and attended Oregon Speakers to _represent this State college. school will be chosen after the HALL SUCCEEDS BEVERLY CLAY Veterans' affairs and the Job tryouts. Tryouts will also be held Shop will still be handled in room Thursday afternoon at 1:00. 18. Veterans applying for loans San Jose will uphold the nega- By GEORGE GUNTER will see Miss Virginia .Silver in tive side of the debate in a con- room 34, instead SE TO HOST The Student Council last night PRESIDENT WILL of going to the test with the U. C. team at Berke- Veterans' office as before. ley in the near future. set 2:30 tomorrow afternoon as the time for nominations of the John Caezza, sophomore, Rob- HOME EC GROUP Associated Student Body officers SET PRECEDEN1 ert MacCormick, senior, Paul Two hundred home economics and elected Melita Hall to the of- "The amazing thing about NEW CHAIRMAN Von Hafften, senior, and Paul teachers from the Bay area will fice of senior class representative 'Senior stravaganza' is that it Gormley, sophomore are entering meet at San Jose State college succeeding Beverly Clay. will start on time," announced FOR SENIOR BALL the tryouts. Saturday for a section meeting of Bill Ellsworth, senior class presi- Petitions for the four executive Patsy Young, senior, was ap- the California Home Economics dent. The senior show, slated offices will be accepted in the for pointed chairman of the Senior association. the Morris Dailey April 23, will Business office natil noon tomor- Ball for 1048, announced Class CIO ENDORSES feature a variety of talent. -che House-Furnishing and row. Nominations from the floor President Bill Ellsworth recently. "Students have textiles" will be the subject of will be valid. A813 President "Doc" complained in HAL SEYFERTH the past, and At a meeting today the senior the conference which is under the Arends asked that both the stu- rightly so, about starting time of shows council will appoint a committee Harold H. Seyferth, San Jose direction of Miss Martha E. Tho- dent council and the Student on cam- pus. We seniors plan for aiding the class to select a State college student who is a mas of the San Jose State col- Court be present at the assembly on establish- ing a precedent," gift for the college, Ellsworth candidate for a seat in the State lege Home Economics department in the Morris Dailey auditorium. Ellsworth con- tinued. stated. He added that discussion Legislature from the 29th assem- and Miss Agnes McClelland of Sal Milian and Hank Imsen One of the senior gift and possibly a bly district, yesterday received the University of California. were also on the ballot but failed , of the outstanding things of the decisive vote will take place at the endorsement of the California to receive the necessary number show, according to the The conference is scheduled to president, the regular meeting in senior ori- CIO Council. of votes. Miss Hall took her seat will be the presenta- open at 10:30 a.m. in room Al. tion of entation Thursday at 11:30 a.m. The week-end endorsement con- at the council table and immedi- the Mascot of 1948. Also Miss Lucretia Nelson, associate in ference was attended by 200 dele- ately assumed the duties of her . the show will be professional professor of design at the Univer- and gates from 100 CIO locals. office. collegiate talent. sity of California, will speak on "Tickets are now on sale in the Psych Seminar James I. Daugherty, state di- In a report from "Changing Concepts of Space and G. Hall Lan- Business office for $1.00 per per- rector of the Utility Workers dry, chairman, the WSSF Their Effect on Architecture," drive! son," said Ellsworth. "It will be Series Scheduled Union, was elected council presi- has during and Min Hope M. Gladding, pro- netted $1776 a period strictly first come, first serve, dent to succeed Motris Zusman, A series of three Psychology fessor of decorative art and de- ending at 5 p.m. yesterday. He I with no reserved seats." who resigned. department seminar meetings has sign at the University of Califor- told the council that the College I Twelve numbers are scheduled been arranged nia, will discuss "The American of Pacific had collected $2400 in for this quarter, I for the program which will last announces Heritage in Interiors and Tex- their drive. Dr. Burton Henry, approximately two hours. Emcee chairman of the Pan-American Day tiles." Hal Riddle proposed that 12 program corh- for the show will be Ellsworth. mittee. The meetings members of the student council will be held Exhibited will be old and new Serving on the auditioning on April 20, May Exhibit in Library attend the 4, and May 18. textiles in arrangement with home National Student As- board which selected the array of Students walking down sociation regionat convention This quarter, for the li- furnishings of various types. at stars were Bill McFarland, Ethel the first time, brary hall this week will find an UCLA April 24 and 25 and that Dodge, Dick Morton, and Ells- upper division psychology majors exhibit placed there to draw their Luncheon will be held in the their expenses be paid. This was worth. The board went to San and minors will be in attendance attention to Pan-American Day. college cafeteria at 12:30 p.m. voted upon and passed. The pur- Francisco where they heard many at the seminars. Formerly the Mexico, El Salvadore, Colombia, under the direction of Mrs. Fern pose of the trip is to further ac- stars from the bay area. The final meetings were attended only by Guatemala, Puerto Rico and Pan- G. Wendt. quaint them with the aims and selections were made this week. members of the Psychology de- ama are all represented in the policies of the NSA. partment faculty. display. These articles are shown No decision was made concern- "The purpose of the seminars," in such a way that it is easily ap- Journalism Prof ing the combining of Revelries SWIM SHOW CAST states Dr. Henry, "is to arouse are used for. parent what they with Spardi Gras the matter will intellectual curiosity and discus- the more interesting Charles V. Kappen will take up Dress rehearsal tonight begin- Some of be taken up at a later date. sion of important matters in the from Pan- his duties as assistant professor ning at 8:30. Promptnexm is urg- exhibits are a costume Harry Plett, social affairs chair- field of psychology." of journalism next fall, according ed. ama called a "Montuno Pane- man, reported that the constitu- to Mr. Dwight Bentel, Journal- Dr. Joseph Cooper will lead the meno"; a handkerchief made from tion revision of that organization ism department head. discussion in the April 20 meet- cactus fiber; also there are two was not ready to be submitted to ing. His topic will be in the field wedding chains from Guatemala, Kappen, who is at present the council. Movies Sold Out of learning. and a machete from El Salvadore. teaching journalism at the Uni- The May 4 meeting The Alpha Omicron Pi constitu- The will be under Roberta Held, Eade Jordan and versity of Tulsa, and who has Wednesday night movie the leadership of tion was prese'nted and accepted. club series is sold out Dr. Ruth Tiedeman, who Josephine Mayayo put up the ex- taught journalism at the Univer- and no more will re- In a letter from the Student membership cards are port on her work in teach-stu- hibit while Hugo Molina, Ada sity of Oklahoma, has an impres- available, Union Board, it was recommend- the Speech arid Drama dent understanding. Dr. Tiede- Vera, Gloria VMasenor, Milo sive newspaper record. He was depart- ed that the student body vote up- ment reported man is on of the leaders in this Minssen, Mary Garey, Miss Clara sports editor of the Fayetteville yesterday. on the issue of smoking in the "The Wind," featuring field in the states of Arkansas Ilinze, and Roberta Held lend the (Ark.) Daily Leader and acting Lillian Student Union offices and lounge. Gish, will be presented and Maryland. Midby Roberts, articles which are on display. editor of the Eureka Springs tonight in The letter cited examples of smol- the Little Theater at 8 president of the Psychology club, (Ark.) Daily Times-Echo. p.m., and dering rugs and waste paper bas- "Citizen Kane" with Orson has been scheduled to preside CCF TO BE GUESTS ket last week. Welles will appear Saturday night. over the discussion on May 18. Dick Knox, Spartan Knight re- AT 'LUNCHEON Col. Pitzer Returns presentative, reported on the sale The Collegiate Christian Fel- CoL John H. Pitzer, Military of the calendars to the alumni lowship will be guests of honor at Science department head, will be and public. The proceeds, $920, THE WIRE a luncheon given at the YMCA back on campus today after spend- will be deposited in the Memorial OFF by the Christian Businessmen's ing last Thursday and Friday in Chapel fund. Bob Cronemiller and By UNITED PRESS Edited by PAUL VON HAFFTEN Committee of San Jose at noon Santa Cruz. Col. Pitzer represent- Bob Hines were appointed to be- tomorrow, according to Miss Clare ed the San Jose Rotary club at a gin work on the calendars for BOGOTA- The Colombian coalition government, which consists Bianchi. Rotary convention. next year. of liberals and conservatives, yesterday broke off diplomatic relations Frosh camp director Dick Knox with Soviet Russia following the arrest of two Russian agents. They asked that the student body pay were charged with fomenting the revolt which cost the lives of 300 for the counselor's room and board Colombians. This break came at a time when the 21 Pan-American at Freshman camp scheduled for PHOTO FLAT GIVES PRIZES hold their conference in Bogota despite next summer. Knox explained that nations decided to continue to the revolution. Government troops have crushed the communist re- Kappa Mu Alpha honorary fra- Company. A prism range finder 58 students have volunteered their ternity in photo Journalism, will will be given the winner in the services and time to be leaders. volt and have restored order in the capital. unofficial coal sponsor the third annual National sports division by the Kalart Under his plan. the counselors WASHINGTON John L. Lewis called off his the Collegiate Photography Etddbi- Company. Ciro Cameras Inc. will would pay $2 and the student body strike following an agreement with the coal operators. Speaker of [jjen at the University of award the prize winner in the would pay the balance, $4. After House Joseph Martin (R. Mass.) and Senator Styles Bridges (R. N.H.) souri May 3. WV-ft division "an Albert Royal some discussion, Arends appoint- helped settle the dispute. Issue in the strike was the miners' pension to look into the be awarded in different divisions. tripod with pan head. ed a committee fund. Nonetheless, Federal Judge T. Alan Goldsborough ordered The grand prize winner will be matter further and report on it Those receiving honorable men Lewis to stand trial tomorrow. He faces a contempt charge. avairIrded an expense ext- week. He -appointed Tem -eat dIvrsTon Will each BERLTW-Mie_ Arifith ffilllervernment--itr-Berl in sent-more__ New York City and seven weeks' a ,131Ie LilifarlInd given a set of six photography protests against more Russian attempts to-halt tr-affic. -Afeantiffe-the work as staff photographer on books by Focal Press Inc. same thing in Vienna and halted Allied traffic Science Illustrated Magazine at SEE THE SEA? Reds were doing the $50 per week. The contest is open to any stu- DID HE there. Roose- Milwaukee Journal will award dent regularly enrolled in any col- One accomplishment of the ver- LONDON The British people remembered Franklin D.
the winner in the news division lege or university. Each contest- satile math major, Connie Verneck velt's third anniversary of his death by singing the "Battle Hymn seven weeks' work as photo edi- ant is allowed to enter 10 prints (Constantine Kazarinoff), listed in of the Republic" when they unveiled a statute in his memory on Gros- tor at $50 per week. The winning with no more than five in a sin- the Daily Spartan, April 8, must venor Square. Ring George VI spoke. Winston Churchill and several gle division. Closing photographer in the pictorial- date for be retracted. Sorry Connie is not leaders of the British government were present. Ambassador Lewis receive a Ciro-flex entries is April 30, 1948. Further sailor; no. he has never been feature will a Douglas represented the enited States. camera from Popular Photography information can be secured by to sea. SAN FRANCISCO The Socialist labor party ended its annual Magazine. Winner in the indus- writing W. J. Bell, 18 Walter Wil- An apology is extended to Dr. and dubbed Henry A, Wallace's third party as another of trial division will be awarded an liams Hall, University of Missouri, William Myers, Mathematics de- meeting
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2 SPARTAN DAILY Tuesday, April 13, 1948 EDITORIAL Campus Clubs Schedule One of the outstanding aspects of the constitution of the United States National Students Association is its Bill of Rights. ' Aiming toward the full development of the student as an indi- Pan-American Festivity vidual and the fulfillment of his responsibilities as a citizen the Bill in Pan-American Day observances tomorrow. of Rights was established. Three San Jose State college clubs will participate EF and Sigma Delta Pi have arranged a schedule that The bill consists of 12 statements, which will give students a International Relations club, Latin American club, 12:30 a.m. Starting festivities, Philip W. Buck, clearly defined foundation for pursuit of educational goals. will get under way at 11:30 p.m. and continue until At 12:20 Dottie Fliflet will play tunes from < professor at Stanford university, will address an assembly. By-law three Bill of Rights establishes: south of the border on the car- student to a college education. I. The right of every illon. 2. The right to conduct research freely and to publish, discuss, Awful During the musical intriude, exchange any findings or recommendations, whether indi- On A White Shirt It's Aistot.101 and Spartan Spinners, dance group, vidually or in association with local, national, or international will present a program of Span- groups. But The Gals Sure Need It ish-American dances in the full glory of brilliant new costumes. 3. The right of students to a clear and concise statement, before WASHINGTON (UP). Lip- government took advantage of poor, weak womankind during the entering college, of their contractual rights, obligations, and stick is awful stuff, particularly TO HOLD DINNER on the collar of a white shirt. war, catching them with their pa- 6:30 p.m., dinner responsibilities pertaining to educational and extra-curricular You are indebted to a Mrs. Ver- triotism down, as it were. The At will bt, followed by a dance activities. onica Dengel of Mount Vernon, big shots sneaked in and slapped served which will last until 12:30 a.m. This 4. The 'right of every student to exercise his full rights as a citizen N. Y., for today's sermon. She on that luxury tax. calls herself a beauty engineer, part of festivities will be held at We. international THE POINTS Student Center, San Antonio in forming and participating in local, national, or whatever that is, and is the head the Ft couple and Fourth streets. Tickets will organizations for intellectual, religious, social, political, eco- gal of the American Woman's In- It all simmers down to a all out points in Mrs. D's be on sale prior to the obsen, - nomic, or cultural purposes, and to publish and distribute their stitute. of. important opine Mrs. Dengel, being a woman, is book. ance. views. great& not opposed to the red label, or 1.) American women are beau- Pan-American Day the day ed to 5. The right of recognized student organizations to use the insti- red menace. The grease that our tiful and American men want 'em of the Americas is observed on Fags tution's name subject to its regulations with respect to off- ladies smear on their lips. Her to stay that way--if lipstick will April 14 of each year. It com- vision contention is that it's about time memorates the political, economic, campus activities. do it. says o that Congress, or somebody, quits 2.) How can communism sprout and spiritual unity of the 21 re- of a b 6. The right of students and recognized student organizations to calling lipstick a luxury. and get a decent foothold here in publics of the American continent, tbheeraei---t use campus facilities, provided the facilities are used for the As Mrs. D. looks at it, lip rouge our lovely land in the midst of Is something no woman can afford Conception of the day can be to such regulations as are all of this female loveliness? traced to a May, 1930, muallog of fans Ir purpose contracted, subject only to be without. Therefore, a neces- baseba required for scheduling meeting times and places. sity llke meat and potatoes and That's a good question. the Pan-American Union. The will make you a Union was composed of diplomatic carrots and husbands. Mrs. Dengel their I 7. The right to invite and hear speakers of Their choice on sub- Squeeze the lip- representatives of the 21 Latin- bet at fat odds. the I c THEY NEED IT folks for American countries and the Sec- jects of their choice. stick off our women ball fa The so work- running and what retary of State of the United 8. The right of students to engage freely in off-campus activities, beauty engineer is three days come ed up she is go- depressed, States. on the question would you have? A game, provided they do not claim to represent the institution, exercis- ing to do something about it. She dispirited nation, that's what. On April 14, 1931, the day was televi: their rights as citizens of community, state. and nation. wrote in to say she's about to Her quotes, not mine. ing formally observed throughout the The launch a nationwide campaign to Beauty, still quoting, is a badge 9. The right to establish and issue regular publications free of American continent. With each televis put the well-known skids under of courage. succeeding year the commemora- turnsti any censorship or other pressure aimed at controlling editorial policy, what she calls the "synthetic" The brave woman who majored tion of Pan-American Day be- before with the fre* selection and removal of editorial staffs reserved solely tax on "essential beauty items." in pulchritude engineering in col- comes more widespread. The create to the organizations sponsoring these publications. She's written a sort of open lege doesn't like to get nasty Union is receiving increasing num- letter to Mrs. America, asking mean just to prove a point. But bers of requests for Information All 10. The right to establish democratic student governments with every woman in the land to go to she would like to point out, she from many sources. Schools, col- We'd adequate democratic safeguards against abuse of their powers. the nearest dime store and pick said, to that man on Pennsyl- leges, civic associations, women's up a bar of lipstick and mall it vania avenue who just built him- II. The right to petition through proper channels for changes in clubs, and radio stations are ar- such r straight to the White House. To self a new balcony, that women ranging special programs for the vision in curriculum or professors. Mr. Truman, our president, in vote. day. ball. I 12. The right of equal opportunity to enjoy these rights without protest against the tax. The overworked mailmen at teresti regard to race, color, sex, national origin, religious creed, or Do the men folks, she asks with the White House have been ad- COMMITTEES a measure of logic, pay a tax on vised of the deluge of mail lip- Six committees have been estab- political beliefs. shaving cream? No. Can a wife stick that’s coming their way to lished to coordinate the celebra- The Already colleges and universities all over the nation have ac- expect her old man to bring home mess up their headquarters. tion. Members of the central to a the check at eventide if she shows Chances are they aren't very cepted the NSA constitution. Educators have recognized the worth committee are Eade Jordan, male up at breakfast with pale lips? happy about the situation. Most chairman; Paul Hunter, Luci togel h of the Bill of Rights as a clear statement of student rights. Hardly. of 'em probably are married men, Campo, Jose Villarreal, Meredith to exit Thus, the first declaration of students' rights has been written. Mrs. Dengel maintains that the who wear white shirts themselves. Hughes, and Don Fahler. ball I, It will become the Bill of Rights of the students of San Jose State col Assembly committee members ulty 1 lege should the student body see fit to affiliate with NSA. are Jordan, Jo Moody, Hugo Mo- Spartan Wolves sintearsY1): The hour of decision is near! What is yours? I Thrust and Parry I 'Ins, and Leonard Teshers. Han- dling publicity are Hughes, Rob- The Glimpse Limb ert P. Anderson, Hunter, Mike gestic)] Finns' Finish 1` Rivera, and Angelo Avila. Spartan wolves who have been vhisuris pr by Louis Noia Dear Thrust and Parry and complaining of the concealing The dinner committee is made Hear From There Bob Boden: qualities of the new look were up of Villarreal, Pat Trotts, Bet- In reading your recent editorial appeased yesterday. They were ty Sherman, and Nancy Werner. Student Supports WSSF I have seen, (in regard to Fin- allowed the sight of a completely on the decoration committee are land's political battle with the exposed limb. This limb was en- Campo, Jean Anderson, Margaret of California business" to A University student has gone "into Soviet Union) that you have fail- tirely devoid of leg- make-up, Lincoln, Racquet Casiano, and Jo raise money for the WSSF. A story in the Daily Californian declares: ed to see the real facts pertaining sexy midnight blue nylons or Mayayo. when Roger Ryan bobby sox. "WSSF got another shot in the arm yesterday to the Russo-Finnish negotiations. Clean-up committee: Fahler, The limb showed announced that all profits from his daffodil sale will go to the fund. Have you forgotten, Bob, that evidences of Therron Parks and Gretchen having been The only problem, according to Ryan, is one of womanpower. 'The Finland played an active part in exposed to the ele- Kolbe. ments for more women that sell,' he said, 'the more money we make for WSSF." making war upon the Allies, es- many years, not merely the Santa Cruz "The meaning of Pan-American pecially the Soviet Union, from sun. The skin was definitely not Day," Anderson said, "will be Hunger Drive Or Motive? June 1941 until the capitulation of the kind "you love to touch." Apparently its owner clearer to you when you enjoy A profound bit from the San Francisco State college Golden Gater: Nazi Germany? no longer cared to be connected the efforts of the committees and day German and Finnish armed "A professor was talking to his psychology class the other with it and hurled it to the de- show us all that every one of you forces fought ferociously together on the subject, 'Drives and Motives.' Citing an example, the professor generated lawn in the outer quad. can and will become more inter- In their campaigns against the went on: 'When we are hungry, what are we concerned with drives Soon workmen with axes ad- ested in these events on an inter- Red Army, especially in the Lenin- THR or motives?' A quack in the back of the room answered: 'I'm con- vanced upon the unwanted limb national basis. Remember, all grad sector. Tell me, why should and proceeded to hack it into con- America is celebrating this day cerned with eating, aren't you?'" the western democracies bolster venient lengths to cart away in with you." Finland in her resistance to the wheelbarrows. So ended the un- Starts Horse-Shoeing Course Soviet Union? eventful life of an unwanted California State Polytechnic college has added an academic sub- and I can see a plan for United Na- definitely unsexy limb of an Elm Consumption baby ject of absorbing interest to its curriculum. The El Mustang states: of canned tions action on the recent Czech tree. food has jumped annually from 13 "Beginning this quarter, Poly Is introducing a course in horse- coup, but intervention in Russo- pounds per child under three years shoeing. Ralph Hoover, California instructor, is a University of grad- Finnish negotiations by the gov- of age to 45 pounds in the past ernments of France, England, and Distance is a great uate. He also attended the Michigan State college horse-shoeing promoter of seven years, Cornell University the United States would spell ul- admiration. school (post-grad work, presumably for his MA). --Diderot farm economists estimate. The course offers further interest by granting ten Horse and timate defeat to the principles that -the Allies gained through the ociation scholarships of $150 each." Tint horse-sheer's pro- defeat of the Fascist states. fessional title is "Farrier." The story did not say if PhD degrees are Robinson Editorial Richard 34 .PIEL:2M - Fag* Housing Shortage Causes Queer Ad Ed. Note: Remember the day when eyes were closed to the ad- Spartan Daily Washington State's housing problem has been as serious as ours. vances of Germany? An ad appearing in the April 1 issue of the Evergreen read: EDITOR Phil Robertson BUSINESS MANAGER "To Trade Almost new parrot cage used only once for child's ASSOCIATE EDITORS__ Fred Albright NEW REST ROOMS FEATURE EDITOR Can*. Dave Leonard bed." SPORTS EDIT01 ..--_ Bob Bodin Completion of new rest rooms COPY EDITOR____ _ ._._...Barney Barnett Spinach Said No Better Than Hay WIRE EDITOR ---_ _____.-- Jacque Wolff at Spartan Stadium is awaiting .SOCIETY EDITOR Paul woe H OW plumbing material Ruth McCarthy Why not eat hay instead of spinach? availabilitY of DAY EDITORS lob Blackmon, Dick Co., Alice Joy Golder, George Gunter, Marie Houl "Dr. Thurman B. Rice of the Indiana State Board of Health and labor, according to Byron Bol- Pat O'Brien REPOPTERS-1.4 rle Bionden, Frank Brown, spinach has no more nutritional linger, superintendent of grounds Al Caldwell, John Del Sacco, Marie Dino', Jack recently said that value than hay Golden, Bob Holley, James Hoff., and buildings. Lou Ruth James, Leonard Kreidt, Walter toewen Noie, Dave Parney, Res Parrish, and if it were good to eat, nature would have given it a pleasant Arnold Tow Rowen, PhIlllp Smith, Carl Underwood 1 The new rest rooms are located Wechter, lefty Whitaker, Chicago City Junior college weekly, The Herzl and Virgi l Wilson taste," states the Light. east of those now being used. Con- Spinach is also "full of oxalic acid and contains hard-to-digest pro- struction was begun about two DAY EDITOR This tein," the Light expose continued. weeks ago. Issue GEORGE GUNTER a- [..11111 . 111/.110 101010...... 1.1Nr1K rogirioncyrwerop...r.r.w..-1.-arwe:-
Tuesday, April 18, 1948 SPARTAN DAILY SPARTANS AGAIN SET TO SCALP INDIANS SPARTAN DAILY NEW GRID CONFERENCE SJS-CARD MEET TO BE Sports GAINS SJSC SUPPORT HELD TODAY AT 3:30 By ARNOLD WECHTER By CARL UNDERWOOD Plans for a new football conference to include San Jose State Once again the San Jose State-Stanford track meet, to be run received a shot in the arm today. G. "Tiny" Hartranft, San Jose off this afternoon at 3:30, has been moved into the Indian football DOWN THE State college Director of Athletics, stated that he would be open stadium. Originally scheduled to be held in the Cards' 90,000 ca- to suggestions on a new conference. pacity bowl, rain forced a postponement until Tuesday on Angell The conference was first proposed by Ty Cobb, Reno, Nevada, Field. Stanford's coach, Jack Weiershouser, has decided the stadium FURROW sports %triter, and was seconded by will be in good enough condition By REX PARRISH Bill Leiser, Sports Editor of the for the meet after all, however. San Francisco Chronicle, in his *e#4),44’1"11",10V-A 14441"4441:’11 column. BREAKS Spartan hopes for a victory re- COST SJS STATE GOLFERS ceived a We see by the papers that Mr.' sharp blow Sunday when The conference as planned by Paul Fagan of the Seals is going ace high hurdler Jacy Passey, who Leiser will have as its members all out for television. "Television," WRESTLING TITLE TROUNCE CAL tied the school record of 14.9 the following colleges: St. Mary's opines Mr. Fagan, ''is one of the against the Olympic Club, pulled a college, Santa Clara university, Breaks cost Ted Mumby's Morgan Fottrell's 71 led the greatest things that ever happen- muscle in his leg, and will un- University of San Francisco, Uni- wrestlers the Pacific Coast Inter- San Jose State golf team to an ed to baseball." doubtedly be sidelined this after- versity of Nevada, College of Pa- collegiate Championships held easy 20-7 victory over the Uni- Fagan's contention is that tele- noon. cific and Sun Jose State college. last week end in Berkeley. The versity of California at the Mira vision will be 'Just a teaser.' He University of California retained Vista Country Club in Berkeley This means his brother Bill and Hartranft in a statement to the says one can't get the real feel their title with a total of 24 last Friday. Rodger Smythe will be the lone Spartan Daily said, "We are sat- of a baseball game without being points. Washington State and The summary: entrants for San Jose against five isfied with the California Colleg- there but televised games will UCLA were second with 18, and Morgan Fottrell (SJ) d. Bob Stanford men who have all bet- iate Athletic Association, of which be appetizers. They will lure the San Jose State and Oregon State Hanna (C) 3-0; Eli Bariteau (SJ) tered 14.9. fans in droves to the stadium, the are now a member, but we would tied for third with 17 points. d. Don Schwab (C), 21/2-1/2; Ross PRESSURE ON HURDLERS baseball man maintains. And be open to suggestions on the for- Smith (SJ) d. Sandy Munro (C), First break came when Captain The pressure is on the Spartan what's more, these fans will bring mation of a new conference as 3-0; Frank Minch Jr. (C) d. War- Freddie Albright got a little care.. barrier men as 22.0 low hurdlers their families. "When the man of Proposed." ren MacCarty (SJ), 2-1; Ruskin less with Cars Jim Eliot and lost Tom Birmingham and Bill Schein- the house Is now the only base- Financially San Jose State col- Sheppard (SJ) d. Bob McPherson the decision. Albright had de- mel are also on the doubtful list. ball fan, his wife and kiddies will lege would benefit by the, forma- (C), 2-1; Howard Verutti (SJ) d. feated Eliot several times this Once again B. Passey and Smythe come with him to watch the tion of a new conference, Hart- Don Lane (C), 3-0. year. The clincher came when will attempt to break up at least a game, once they get a gander at ranft stated, because it would pit_ In the four-ball matches Shep- Sanirny Lawson lost to Stanford's quartet of Card runners in this television baseball," raves Fagan. the Spaetans against stronger com- pard and Verutti (SJ) defeated Vern Jones in what Mumby call- event. The Seals manager insists that petition. MacPherson and Lane (C), ed an obviously bad decision. The 21/2- The local thinclads have been television will make the stadium Bariteau - Smith (SJ) vs. "It is my opinion that the CCAA Points lost in these bouts cost the 1/2. working hard over the weekend, turnstiles click faster than ever Schwab-Munro (C) ahd Fottrell- Is stronger in an all around sports Spartans the title. however, and with the exception before, and that television will MacCarty (SJ) vs. Hanna -Minch program, than the five college con- of the above three men appear to create and foster new interest in Wrestling was not confined to broke even. ference proposed by Leiser," Hart- (C) the "great American sport." Berkeley over the week end. Three be in top condition. ranft said, "hut the new confer- A All we can say is "mebbe so." Spartans, Karl Jensen, Bill Ward- Pole,vaulter Jack Lankas clear- ence would be stronger in football, We'd like to see it tried, though rup, and Ralph Payne, were in ed 13' 4" Saturday in the mud, and baseball. Though I FROSH OPPOSE we're still a little dubious about basketball San Diego attempting to qualify which is higher than any Stanford think that our present conference such new-fangled gadgets as tele- for the final Olympic trials in the entrant has ever done. Lankas and is growing stronger all the time." SM TRACKMEN vision in connection with base- 14th district. Jensen's split deci- Howard Overhouse, who has al- Not to be outdone by the var- ready climbed 13' 8" this season, ball. In any case, it'll be an in- STUDENTS ENTHUSED sion victory over Allison Hensen teresting development to watch. of San Diego State in sity, San Jose State's yearling could easily push the Indians' top Students on the campus were the 191 pound class earned him the right track team meets San Mateo man, Bill Larson, into third if they enthusiastic over the idea of a TEACHER TEAM to accompany Freddie Junior college today at 3:30 on are at their best today. new conferenCe. Dave Parnay, Albright The suggestion has been made and Pat Felice to Ames, Iowa, for the Spartan oval. Long striding Thelno Knowles journalism major, said "An excel- to us that perhaps some of the the final trials in May. Although they have competed will be asked by Coach Bud Win- idea, it would benefit the malelentfaculty members might get ' in the Interclass meet and against ter to perform the most difficult school financially and give San together and form a softball team Lincoln High last Wednesday in feat in track when he runs the Jose a better calibre of sports." to enter in the Spartan Daily soft- a practice tussle, this will be 440 and 880 for the Spartans. On- Other students were echoing the JV GOLFERS ball league. How about it, fac- their first official meet. ly the 100 yard dash and high same phrases. ulty? Are you game? We think FACE JAYSEES The Spartan babes have shown hurdles are run off between the maybe you might give the "young- The conference was proposed by terrific strength in field events so two events, but if anyone on the sters" a real run for their money. Leiser as a remedy for the dom- The Spartan jayvee golf team far, but are considerably weaker squad can come, through under such The only trouble with this sug- ination of the Pacific Coast Con- meet the Salinas Junior college in the sprints, hurdles, and 440. pressure at this, Knowles Is gestion is that we find it hard to ference schools over independents duffers Thursday at the Hillview Last week against Lincoln, that man. visualize a student limp tossing and small conferences. Leiser, in golf course. The match is set to they swept the pole vault, discus, his prof out of the game. his column said, "The six colleges start at 1:30 pm. and shot put, and took firsts in Advertising in the mouthpiece of mentioned don't know it, but if Friday sees the jayvee golfers the broad jump and high jump, business. -Adams. they organized and developed pro- in a three-way meet with Modesto but failed to produce a single win for LAST CHANCE perly, they wouldn't worry as to and San Mateo Junior colleges at ner in track events. whether or not one of their games Hillview. George Mattos, who tripples in FREE MOVIE was scheduled on the same Satur- , The junior varsity team is com- the pole vault, broad jump, and PLACEMENT ACADEMY AWARD WINNER day as a Pacific Coast conference posed of the following players: high jump, is favored to cop his PICTURES "SEEDS OF DESTINY" game in the same area. They have Ruskin Sheppard, Jim Wilson, specialties this afternoon. Shot far more strength and public sup- Jay Hopkins, Dick Voris, Cliff putter, discus thrower, and 20 minutes for your application port than they realize, but to cash Chaney, and Harold Shanley, Jr. sprinter, Dave Psaltis should also Library 4:30, L2I0 in on it, they have to build their Alternates for the team are Evans pick up a number of points for 8 pictures for 230 Elbe and Dick King. the local freshman squad. Today, Wed., Thurs. own league." from previous sitting WORLD STUDENT 8 pictures for 3.00 SERVICE FUND CRIPPLED VETS PLAY BASKETBALL 4 noses to choose from - No Hat Passing - no appointment necessary BILL PENTONY THREE MILES NORTH OF PALO WHEEL CHAIR SPORTS MAKE GOOD Don't be By ED IVERKMAN fore spectators," Dr. Ernest Bora, 47 games and lost five. During medical chief of the hospital's the 1947-48 season, they made VAN NUYS, Calif., April 12. paraplegic section, believes. , 859 points, an average of 33 points or Oa BLIND (UP) Wheelchair athletes at per game, and won 23 out of their "The patient's desire to play o r Ira its to the fact that your z Birmingham Veterans' hospital 26 tilts. are demonstrating that it takes basketball or water polo, bowl- Col. I932-J 57 E. Santa Clara On a 6000-mile national tour, more than paralyzed legs to stifle ing or archery, is making his men- DATE the wheel chair-ers won eight and the American youth's love of tal and physical rehabilitation a lost one. The single defeat was will love dinner at voluntary pleasure." sports. by a score of 18-7 to the para- The most spectacular sport for These courageous veteran para- plegic team from Cushing Gen- paraplegics is wheel chair basket- plegics have formed athletic eral hospital, Boston. This loss ball. wb1 teams that-told national wheel- 'resultetie Californians c In 1946, Bob Rynearson, the chair championships in basket- plained, from being forced to play hospital's athletic advisor, wrote 3435 El Camino =_Atherton ball and bowling. In water bas- under "namby-.: . by" rules that -ketba1L1 varlift that-I./lake n or e subslTfUhIdliSYfr the Birmingham team remains the rough and tumble melees in wheeling for fast footwork. MODERNIZE undefeated in competition with which the Birmingham team usu- your dancing Players in lightweight wheel water polo teams. ally engages. FOXTROT chairs can stop short, pivot and 51 AT' Volleyball and archery are Leading scorer for the local RHUMBA RAI I A El 2 .1 make fast starts. Sometimes there other competitive sports enjoyed team is Stanley Den Adel, Corte SAMBA are spills and the game is by these "never say die" athletes. Madera, Calif., who was honored stopped until the player is pulled Being able to compete in sports, by the Helms Athletic Foundation back into his chair. When drib- even though their locomotion is as the Southern California athlete bling, a player is allowed two a wheel chair, has been good med- of the month for February. He pushes on his wheels before he icine for the veteran whose legs bucketed 188 points during the must pass or dribble. have been made useless by bat- season. roma er....±1:1 tle wounds. In the past two seasons, the The LOST "Self-consciousness of patients Birmingham basketeers, often who are bound to use a wheel playing against able-bodied play- Ralph Guldahl's 281 for 72 holes, MOMENT relieved ers who, of course, also are con- in the 1938 National Open Golf chair has been greatly k or 0141 Rod- tripod M0001,41Au chairs, have won championships record.1 el) by competitive performance be- fined to wheel is the Open 141 So. MO Col. 46424 LA 4 SPARTAN DAILY Tuesday, April 13, 1948 !Frat Visits Arts, JOHNSON EXPLAINS 1 ROTC Men Get JUST AMONG Crafts Institute ASB PICNIC TO BE Members of Alpha Gamma, art CORO FOUNDATION Cash For Efforts OURSELVES fraternity, visited the Institute of Arts and Crafts in Oakland Sat- HELD MAY 16 IN The ROTC can mean "Bolling TO SJS TOMORROW By Dr. T. W. MaeQuarrie urday. Mr. Stanley of the San Out The Cash!" Jose State Art department and John R. Johnson of the Coro ALUM ROCK PARK More than $25,000 will be paid 30 of the Alpha Gamma members Foundation will meet with stu- well about to San Jose ROTC students this We've done pretty made the trip starting at 9:30 dents interested in making ad- Hal Riddle, chairman of the Service Fund, year, according to Major E. R. that World Student" Saturday morning. The Institute vanced studies of municipal gov- Co-ed Recreation committee, an- about it. Kingsley, public information offi- but some of us forgot all had a special exhibit for the visi- ernment in room 30 tomorrow nounced today that the date of Miss cer. "The pay-roll is expected to I was a day late myself, but tors and they also toured the afternoon at 2:30. the ASB picnic to be held at money anyway. jump nearly 100 per cent next Graves took the grounds. Johnson and members of the Alum Rock park has been chang- She's like that, you know, always year due to increased enrollment," of faculty vIll discuss the benefits ed to May 16. The affair Is open She'll do the This was the first in a series he said. the gracious lady. that may be derived from the to all students and will last from 1, same for you, I suspect, if you trips planned fdr the spring quar- Well over $31,000 in personal by the Alpha Gamma frater- Coro Foundation internship pro- 1 until 6 p.m. also have forgotten this important ter equipment for students was the gram in municipal affairs a Transportation will be provid- business. nity. figure estimated by Master Ser- nine-month course given in San ed for those who sign up. Two geant Lumley. The supply ser- It's a good thing for students Francisco. The program consists buses will leave from the Wom- geant said this estimate didn't all over the world to be helping of seminars, group meetings, and en's gym, one at 1 p.m. and an- AUDITS INVADE include textbooks. each other. Some of those young short internships with labor other at 4 p.m. and ambitious folks out there ac- leaders, business executives, and Supper will be served at 4:30 tually don't have enough to eat. COMPTROLLERS various department heads of the p.m. at a cost of $.75 per person. Worst living accommodations im- An audit of the Comptroller's city and county of San Francisco. The committee also announced L.A. CIVIL JOBS aginable, no heat, poor light, crude office is currently being carried To be eligible for the program, an ASB skating party to be held sanitary facilities--it's too bad to on by the State Division of Aud- a student must be a veteran of at the Rollerland, 1066 The Ala- OPEN TO GRADS have fine brains subjected to such its, announces E. S. Thompson, World War II, have an A. B. de- meda, on April 29. Admission will Graduating seniors seeking gov- conditions. comptroller. gree before September, 1948, and be $.35, ernment employment wUl be in- Anyway it's good for use to give Mr. Thompson declared that he, must be preparing for work in a public service field. A student will terested in the announcement by a thought ,now and then to our like the young men who turn month the Los Angeles County Civil fellows. Loosens up the purse their fancies to lighter things in receive $100 a while he is serving his internship. Panel Recorded Service commission of nine ex- strings, makes us appreciate some the Spring, would like to turn aminations for college graduates. his thoughts to lighter things, too. Monte Montilla and George Radio Station KQW will record of the things we have. Can you Examinations are being given in He finds them turned, however, Aissa, two recent Spartan gradu- a panel discussion by a group of beat this: A young man came in the following fields: Agriculture, to heavier things such as the cur- ates, are serving their intern- San Jose State students May 6 the other day and said, "Sir, I'd administrative research, person- a rent audit. ship this year. Johnson said. for broadcast on May 8, Wilbur like to know by what authority nel, counseling health, and engi- The Comptroller's office was Luick, debating coach, said yes- professor can make me work on neering. Invaded yesterday by a three-man terday. Saturday?" Well, bless his heart, have been team of state auditors. According Leaders In Seattle The students will discuss "The The examinations and he's here from Connecticut. applica- at to Mr. Thompson, the State Divi- Problem of the Displaced Per- scheduled for May 1 and They don't do things like that AWS Delegates Barbara (Jeff) accepted until April sion of Audits tries to get around son." The group is composed of tions will be Yale, they don't. Brewster and Marilyn Zeller left Requests for applications to all state institutional offices Bill Swasey, Laverne Galeener, 20. Our lot has been cast in a very Oakland Monday afternoon for Los Angeles once each year. The last audit of Leslie Groshong, Paul Gormley, should be sent to the pleasant place, young folks. If you Seattle, Washington. Driving Service commission, the Comptroller's office was made and Nancy Werner. County Civil skip a lunch this week and put the them to Oakland was Mrs. Izetta 11/2 years ago. Room 102, Hall of Records, Los Student Pritchard, assistant to the dean money into that World Mr. Thompson estimates that Angeles 12, Calif. Service Fund, you'll know, in a of women. The girls are to repre- the current audit will not be com- LYKE NEES HELP! small way, how it be hun- sent the San Jose State college feels to plete for at least a month. An urgent plea was made today TEAM USES BUS gry and it won't hurt you. AWS at the Western Intercol- by Lycurgus editors, Al Campbell legiate Associated Women Stu- and Marian Ellis, for more writ- A bus for the track team will Crowd Attends Dance dents convention on the campus ers and contributors for cartoons leave for the Stanford meet in Engineering Society of the University of Washington. More than 30 people attended and art work. The date for the front of the Men's gym at 1 p.m. The meeting will begin on Thurs- the Mu Delta Pi semi -formal sale of Lycurgus has been set for today, announces the P.E. depart- S.F. Field Trip day and continue through Satur- dance, Blossom Time, held at the early in June and stories and art ment. The Engineering Society is plan- day. Los Gatos history club Saturday work must be in as soon as pos- ning a field trip to the P. G. 8z E. revealed Tom McColley, president sible. steam turbine generating plant in AT WORK AGAIN! of the group. New exchange editor is Lenore San Francisco on May 1. Bowling Club Will Three new pledges were also ini- Curtice Hughes, the editors said, Mrs. Ruth Matlock, Dean James Frank Delfino, vice-president of tiated Saturday at Mr. Lowell assisted by Stan Bennet and Jan DeVoss' secretary, is back at her the society, asks that all persons Meet This Week Pratt's home in San Jose prior to Renquist. Additional staff writers desk in the Personnel office today. interested in going sign up before the dance. They were John Caezza, WAA Bowling club will meet were announced as Mike Over- Mrs. Matlock arrived by air Sun- April 19. A sign-up paper is post- Chester Phillips and Bob Cole. t%%ice a week this quarter, an- hulse, Pat Elkins, Jan Renquist, day, following a two weeks' visit ed on the door of the Engineering George Willey was recently nounces Bobbie Hill, manager. The and Dot McCullough. with her family in Chicago. department. elected sargeant at arms. club will meet on Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 3:30. Sign-up sheets are on the Bowling Bul- WAA SOFTBALL letin board in the Women's gym. ANNOUNCEMENTS All girls interested are asked to The Women's Athletic Associa- be at the Jose Bowling Alley at DELTA PHI DELTA: meeting ALL WOMEN STUDENTS in- THETA MU SIGMA: meet to- tion softball tournament scheduled 3:30 on Tuesday or Wednesday. today at 4:30 in room A 1. terested in WAA fencing group night at 7 in room 116. to begin this afternoon at 4:30, All girls scheduled to bowl in PAN-AMERICAN LEAGUE: meet today at 4:30 in class-room ATTENTION CLUBS: will each has been postponed until next the Telegraphic Meet on Tuesday meet tonight, 7:00; room 20. Very of Women's gym. club having an on campus picture Tuesday, April 20, announced are asked to be at the Jose Bowl- important. All members of com- WOMEN STUDENTS interest- taken by Wing Studio send a rep- Manager Leta Walter yesterday. mittees are requested to come. ed in volleyball attend first meet- resentative to the studio immedi ing Alley by 4 or 4:30. FOLLOWING STUDENTS ing today at 4:30 in Women's gym. ately. please see Mr. Meadow's reader Sign up sheets on WAA bulletin DELTA THETA OMEGA: meet JOB SHOP The world will never disarm in 135 either during the 8:30 class board. tonight at 7:15, Alum Rock lodge. until disambitioned. on Friday or after 1:30 on Wedes- WAA BOWLING CLUB: meet TAU DELTA PHI: sign up for See the Placement office about day or Friday: Athern, Angus; today at 3:30 at Jose Bowling chow for Friday, April 16. Tau these opportunities: Belshaw, Robert; Belisari, Louise; alley. Delt project Thurs. night in Stud- 1. Position available for gradu- Black, Barbara; Dana, Kathlynn; SOMEONE NEEDED to work ent Uunion at 7:30. ate with degree in chemical engin- Throckmorton, Roy; Trogden, Ro- in Women's P.E. department, Mon. SILBER SABER SOC.: meet to- eering or chemistry. bert; Truscott, Florence; Vander- and Wed. at 10:30, Tues. and night (in front of headquarters at 2. Full time sales opportunity beck, Betty; Weisbord, Joan. Thurs. at 3:30. See Mrs. Luede- 7 p.m.), Alum Rock lodge. with insurance company, open to CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORG- mann. MU DELTA PI: meeting tomor- graduates and under graduates. ANIZATION: meet tonight, room CHAPEL: meet at 12:30 today row night at 7 in room 119. 21, at 7:30. in room 211 of Library. SENIOR COUNCIL: meet to- ) At the Head INTER-CULTURAL CLUB: FRESHMAN DANCE COM- day at 4:30 in B 2. .41;J71)._ meet tonight at 7:30 in Student Y. MITTEE meet today at 2:30, Stu- LADY WILL EXCHANGE an of the Class Y FINANCE AND BUDGET dent Union. apartment in Hermosa Beach for J" COMMITTEE: meet at 4:30 today SOCIAL AFFAIRS COMMIT- one in San Jose for summer ses- In Student Y. TEE: meet today at 4:30 in room sion only. See Mrs. Pritchard in No. 13th & Gish Rd., Col. 9414 SEIM-FREE Y MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE 24. Dean of Women's office for par- Starting tim st dark meet today at 4:30 in Student Y. SOPHOMORE CLASS: social ticulars. 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