BLOCK CLUB TO HOLD NORMAN ELKINGTON, BARN DANCE FEB. 17, an Jfrancteco Jforijorn MEMBER OF BAR, TO COLLEGE BALLROOM OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS SPEAK TO ST. IVES UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO z ss VOL. XX, No. 4 SAN FRANCISCO, FEBRUARY 3, 1939 FRIDAY COMEDY TO OPEN WEDNESDAY NIGHT Amendment Vote to Be Held Monday West Coast Premiere Of "Louder Please" Proposed Election Fr. Rossi, S.J., >. 16. €. Commentator Tryouts Today By College Players Advocates New For Oratorical Of Foghorn Editor Praises Foghorn Norman Krasna Production to Run for Three Days; USF Program A congratulatory letter from Bill Stern, N.B.C. head, to The Contest in B-l O'Rourke, Lohman, and Hammersly By Exec. Committee Foghorn was received Tuesday from New York City. The mes­ In Principal Roles New Benches, Shrubbery sage, addressed to Norman Hammersly, managing editor, Next Debate on Tuesday <$>- -<> and Lawns to Cover praised the excellence of The Foghorn, and called this journal Nite With Stanford With the final week of rehearsal Nominating Board to Be Composed of Members of one of the outstanding college newspapers in America. rounding out the preparation of the School Grounds Pacific Coast premiere of "Louder, Publication Staff; Elections Mr. Stern is connected with * ^ University Three Please," Broadway comedy hit the Special Events section of the The San Francisco Foghorn, Bi-annually which will first appear before Little NEW ATHLETIC FIELD National Broadcasting Company, University of San Francisco, STUDENTS ATTEND being in charge of the depart­ Theater audiences next Wednesday Revival of the proposed ment. The letter was absolutely San Francisco, California. Clubs Ask night, Director James J. Gill pre­ Field to Be Ready for Use dicted one of the most brilliant per­ amendment to revamp the en­ unsolicited by anyone connected Dear Mr. Hammersly: Gavel Frosh Debating with The Foghorn. formances to be seen on the uni­ tire system of selecting an edi­ In the Spring of May I congratulate you on the Society Schedules Fr. Feely's This recognition from one of the ForMoney versity stage. tor for The Foghorn, student 1940 outstanding newsmen in the United excellence of your paper? In Matches In the starring role is Jack O'Rourke, who provides the key­ news organ, was announced by States is considered a tribute to the my opinion, it is one of the out­ By J. C. LABOYTEAUX note of the action as the pub­ First Talk Latest development of the campus editors and staff of the paper. standing college newspapers in Debating at the University of San Student Body President Pete licity agent. O'Rourke invests the beautification program has been the The writer highly commended America. Francisco received its initial impetus Most important news of last Tues­ role with all the humor that was Sexton late yesterday. announcement by Father Rossi, this publication for its general for the Spring Semester when the day's Executive Committee meeting The one thing that I like given it by the author, Norm The amendment was to have On Franco project superintendent, that seating newsiness, its sports articles, and varsity debaters journeyed to St. was the announcement that any new about it tremendously is the fact Krasna. In creating the role of been voted upon shortly after the facilities will soon be available the fact that it does not "pull its Mary's College for a no-decision ar­ automobile stickers could not be ob­ city elections last semester, but for throughout the campus. punches." that it not only has Mie news about gument with their transbay oppo­ tained for the student body by the a typical press agent, O'Rourke By BOB WARDELL Following is the text of Mr. makes him a shrewd, smooth- reasons unknown, it was postponed. Fifty benches, six feet in length, your own institution, but also has nents last Wednesday night. The time of the Fair's opening. Art Zeif, Stern's letter: thinking individual whose sole The proposal seeks to discard the will be placed in strategic spots, fill­ question upheld was, "Resolved, Sticker Committee chairman, dis­ Monday evening the fifth an­ good articles on sports in general idea is to get the names of his old selective system employed by ing a long felt need for weary stu­ That the United States should enter closed his report stating that the Ath­ nual Spring Lecture Series was National Broadcasting Company, and does not pull its punches. charges into the front pages. The Foghorn staff in choosing its dents. into an alliance with the South Amer­ letic Board refused to appropriate the editor in favor of one which would Inc. My every good zvish for your Support from the various campus inaugurated by Father Ray­ "The campus, with its pathways, ican countries." Seniors James Mace necessary $150 for the stickers, de­ have the editor selected by the organizations has been promised by mond T. Feely, S. J., who spoke garden, lawns and shrubbery and RCA Building—Radio City continued success! and Norton Herold represented the claring that the matter was not one of Executive Committee. The nomi­ various organization heads. Kappa the benches, on which the students New York, N. Y. Sincerely yours, University of San Francisco. their jurisdiction. nees are to be selected by the mem­ on "Behind Franco's Lines." Lambda Sigma, upper division may enjoy the sunshine, will have January 27, 1939. bers of the Publications Council, Father Feely was enthusiasti­ BILL STERN, The next debate lined up by Zeif suggested that the Associated literary society, has assured Frank the atmosphere of a city park," de­ Students purchase 10,000 stickers for which, for the present, has ceased cally received by a large audience Mr. Norman Hammersly, Special Events, Debate Manager Herold is slated Silva, S. J., faculty advisor to the clared Father Rossi. $150 and that half of the amount to function in favor of letting the that filled the college auditorium to Managing Editor, National Broadcasting Company. for Tuesday evening, February 7, group, their fullest co-operation. Seven hundred truck loads of red spent would be returned by the end various publications handle their capacity. against Stanford University. This Business Manager Busy rock have been transported to the of the semester if the price of two for own administration. will take place in the local college Class officers are being contacted Spanish Life Normal various parts of the campus. The theater and Don speakers will be' a nickel be charged. The amendment, which will be by Jim Mace, business manager, to The talk was a colorful travel­ material is now being scattered over voted upon by the student body in Law Commerce to Fair Edition to Dick Fenton and John O'Brien. Varsity House secure the support of the various ogue based on Father Feely's re­ the roads. In two weeks' time the a special election next Monday, re­ Herold also announced that try­ classes. cent visit to Spain. While in Spain roads will be ready for use. In connection with the affairs of quires a two-thirds majority vote to Hold Dance Night Be Published on outs for the annual Young Men's In­ he observed that behind Franco's Loam Field the Varsity House, it was decided to A new member has been added secure its passage. stitute Oratorical Contest will be lines life is just as normal as it is Work is also progressing on the held at noon today in room Bl. The appoint Trude Spearman, John L. to the cast in the person of John L. Of Fair Opening 17th of February Sullivan and Marv Moscini to the Reason for the amendment was in San Francisco. Only two things athletic field, with the ground now judges will be Fr. Lyons, S.J., dean Sullivan, one of last football sea­ Varsity House Committee. It was offered last semester by President point to the fact that there is a war being covered with loam. It is hoped of the University; Mr. Silva, S.J., son's sterling ends, who will take also asked of the Chair to grant per­ Sexton in explaining that the ma­ going on: the number of men in that the field will be ready for use by Affair Expected to Be Extra Pages to Be Added debate coach, and Mr. Gill, dramatic the role of Allen, script writer for jority of other schools had a simi­ mission to appoint other new mem­ uniform and the presence of bomb­ baseball season next year. coach. Criterion Studios. Sullivan will lar method of electing an editor of Held at Local To Regular Weekly bers to this committee within the proof shelters. The athletic field will be used for take the romantic lead in the pro­ the college newspaper. Sexton as­ Coveted Award week. Contrary to general belief, there football, soccer, baseball, and rugby, Country Club Issue duction, having had experience on serted that the hesitant method of Those who qualify for this contest are few soldiers representing Ger­ On motion from Norton Herold, the Little Theater stage through appointing Norm Hammersly editor as well as for intramural competition. will compete in the finals to be held many and Italy in Spain. The total One of the more popular spring In order to commemorate the chairman of the Finance Committee, three previous plays. Sullivan re­ following the resignation of the Tennis courts and a gymnasium may on Friday evening, February 24. To number, according to figures re­ dances, the annual Law-Commerce opening of the San Francisco the International Relations Club was places Bob Christian in the role, editor appointed last spring was not be added later. the winner will go the coveted gold cently released, are 2,000 Germans, Formal, will be held on the night of World's Fair, The Foghorn plans granted an appropriation of $10. who was incapacitated through an for the best interests of the student However, due to the present rainy Oratorical Medal, a gift of Ignatian chiefly pilots and technicians, 22,000 February 18, according to night to publish a special edition of the illness. body. season, work on the campus has Council No. 35. Much heated discussion followed Italians, and one international bri­ school officers. paper on Friday, February 17. Herold's motion, several of the house More action is crowded into practically been brought to a stand­ Approximately twenty debates However, the question of the se­ gade 80 per cent of which is made This publication will, if present insisting that the grant should not be three acts of the play than it would still. The dance will be sponsored by the have been tentatively listed on the lection of an editor was explained up of Spanish soldiers. At the be­ plans materialize, consist of at least made, inasmuch as similar requests seem possible to fit into the ordi­ When the Fair opens on Febru­ entire Night School, or Evening Di­ spring calendar. These include as by Foghorn staff heads in giving ginning of the last offensive Franco eight pages, with the possibility of had previously been denied other or­ nary scope of a play. ary 18, visitors from other cities and vision, which includes a School of possible opponents St. Mary's, evidence of the fairness and practi­ had less than 25,000 Moors in his an even larger edition. Every mem­ ganizations. Proponents of the mo­ states will be able to drive through Commerce, a College of Law, and a Santa Clara, California, San Fran­ Technical Perfection Needed cability of the traditional method. army. At the present time his army ber of The Foghorn staff has tion pointed out that the difference in the new entrance on Golden Gate regular undergraduate curriculum. cisco State, College of Pacific, Shortly after, the amendment amounts to 800,000 men made up pledged his co-operation to this manner of functioning between the Because of the necessity for a Avenue, just off Masonic Avenue, "Because it is the only public ac­ Washington Women's Team and was proposed following the secur­ chiefly of young men under twenty- special activity. clubs under discussion made the high degree of technical perfec­ and tour about the grounds, noting tivity to be given by the night stu­ San Jose State. Added to these ing of the required number of sig­ nine years of age. No conscription The predominant feature of the I. R. C.'s request valid. tion, a revamping of the entire the beauty of Father Rossi's Gar­ dents, a special effort will be made will be a series of radio debates and natures on the petition to bring it order has been made that calls for special edition will be the number stage has been effected by the dens, the immense church of St. Ig­ to insure fine music and a comfort­ the speakers' bureau working on It was pointed out by Committee­ to vote. any men over this age. of pictures, which will depict the stage crew. The great number of natius, and the academic setting of able ballroom," said George Hel­ conjunction with the Community man Tom Waters that the Relations The amendments are: Exposition site from various buzzers, telephones, dictographs, Father Feely visited the Ebro the university itself. mer, committeeman. Chest. Club engaged in several meetings and dictaphones adds to the im- Amendment No. 3, to be angles, and will present various front while actual fighting was in Loyola Lodge, which adjoins the Withhold Site with other colleges last year which practicality of anything but a known as Article XVI of this city and island scenes of interest. It is the hope of the debate coach, progress. He gave as the reason Armory, is another addition to the The committee is at present nego­ necessitated a relatively large expen­ complicated setting. Redesigning Constitution: The Executive university proper. This building was Students may also view, for the Mr. Silva, S.J., and the entire debate diture for refreshments and miscel­ for the length of time which tiating for a popular local country first time, several shots of the roster that these current topics to be of the stage has been performed Committee of the Associated completed last fall. In the basement laneous. to meet the increased demand for Students shall biennially elect, elapsed before the Nationalists club, but feels that it is not free to campus, which will show the favor­ discussed will meet with much stu­ of the building a plotting room and Further announcements for the facilities. by secret ballot, the Editor of could defeat the Loyalists in this release its name for publication until able results of the beautification dent approval. In order to secure rifle range were recently completed Block Club dance revealed that The Foghorn, official publica­ sector the extreme roughness of contracts have been signed. program recently begun by Father this, attempts are being made to Director Gill emphasized the for the use of university military stu­ that date had been changed from tion. The privilege of nomina­ the terrain. When the date was noticed as the Rossi, S. J. schedule as many home encounters rapid change of the cast in their dents. The range is now in daily use, February 18 to February 17. The tion shall rest solely in a nomi­ date set for the opening of the Feature Staff Co-operates as possible. characterizations. While in Spain he visited Sara- and rifle teams have been chosen change was unanimously approved nating committee chosen from World's Fair, a committeeman de­ Members of The Foghorn's fea- "At least two weeks are neces­ gossa, which he considered the most from the ranks of the cadets. The Bay Area Meets by the Executive Committee. the members of The Foghorn Lodge itself is fronted by a lawn and clared: "A great many University of (Continued on Page 4) sary for the actor to grasp the han­ interesting town in Europe. He The Gavel, freshman debating so­ The Debating Society put forward staff by the President of this garden, which also adds to the cam­ San Francisco students and their dling of his character; however, the stayed with military observers ciety, now under the direction of Mr. a requisition for $100 for this organi­ Association. The selection of pus beauty. friends will want to attend parties small size of the cast has enabled it from all the important countries, Band Practice for Corcoran, S.J., recently held a no- zation. Action was not taken imme­ this committee shall precede by and dances that evening in formal to work together in a much more The drill field, an expansive area decision encounter with Stanford diately upon this proposal but it was one week actual nominations at many of whom have taken up resi­ costume. For that reason we believe facile manner than the average in the rear of the Armory, will be New Players' Show freshmen. This society has scheduled referred to the Finance Committee, the Executive Committee's last dence here to observe military that the date, far from lessening at­ group of actors. Each actor has ready for use by the ROTC students matches with San Francisco Junior and a report will be received from regular meeting in April and operations in the war. tendance, will tend to increase it had the opportunity to tune his two weeks hence. In the future those College, St. Mary's, Santa Clara and them at the next meeting. The Wass- characterization to the rest of the November. Elections shall take Father Feely, well known traveler greatly." By GEORGE PLATO, '42 place within two days at a spe­ (Continued on Page 4) several other junior college teams, mann Club also petitioned for $25 to cast and to the play as a whole," and lecturer, recently returned from With the approach of the College cial meeting to be called by the Last year the dance was held sev­ for the near future. be used for the benefit of that club. Gill said. a European tour which took him to eral weeks later in the year, but it was Players' first production, "Louder, President of this Association. At the meeting of the Executive This matter was also referred to the all of the important countries of Eng. Society Sets pointed out that the opening of the Please," the orchestra is putting in As the cast is now set, Jack The Editor shall then be an Committee, held last Tuesday, James Finance Committee which will report Europe. While abroad he studied Lenten season during the following long hours at rehearsal in Loyola O'Rourke has the leading role of active member of the Executive Publication Plans Lodge. In the past few plays the Mace, prominent member of the de­ on this at the next meeting. White. Virginia Lohman, Ray Committee during the active the political and sociological condi­ week prohibits a later date. tions in foreign lands. orchestra was confined to playing bate squad, asked the committee for O'Brien, and Norman Hammersly term of his office. The annual formal will offer uni­ music that was appropriate to the an appropriation of $100. take the principal supporting roles Father Feely obtained an audi- Eleven articles, including book versity students a pleasing contrast Any and all provisions of this theme of the play, but with the "In view of the very small appro­ of Polly Madison, King, and Bailey, (Continued on Page 4) reviews, essays and poems, have in dances on two successive nights. USF Council Constitution and its By-laws production that will be presented to priation asked last semester, and in respectively. The rest of the cast already been received by Editor The Varsity Block Club dance will conflicting with the aforesaid the school next week the orchestra view of the fact that the debate squad is portrayed by Jim Herning, Ed Jack O'Brien for the Pi Delta Pi be held on the preceding night, Fetes Varsity amendment are hereby abro­ promises to present a thoroughly is one of the University's chief means Boessenecker, Barbara Spedick, literary journal, it was revealed February 17, and will be a barn gated. Dean Kinnane modern program of music selec­ of publicizing her scholastic achieve­ Geraldine Amos, Trude Spearman, dance. Many students are said to yesterday. tions. ments," said Mace," the squad feels Mai McCarthy, Jack Monroe, Don Amendment No. 4, to be be planning on attending both Annual Varsity Night in On Bar Comm. The magazine is scheduled to ap­ After accepting the invitation of that it is entitled to every dollar re­ Helbig, George Whelan, Jack Sulli­ known as Article XVII of this dances. pear in the latter part of this month. the Knights of Columbus to play quested of this committee. Honor of Team van, and Al Coenan. Constitution: The President of Integral Part The makeup of the paper will be at their game on January 29, the Ticket sales have been better this Association shall be an Appointed to Admissions Harry Reilly, student in the day formulated at a meeting of the band went into practice with the The annual Varsity Night, de­ than expected, according to Mr. active member, with voice and law school, and active as dance com­ Board Executive Committee of the so­ thought in mind of representing the scribed as a "feed, party, entertain­ Silva. The success of their pre­ vote in the Publication Council. mitteeman numerous times as an un­ Class in Music to Be ciety on Monday. University to the best of their abil­ ment, and riot of fun," given by USF vious comedy has inspired advance Since Amendment No. 4 depends dergraduate here, stated, "We day Dr. Charles H. Kinnane, Dean of Among the' contributors are Jack ity, but after long hours of field Council No. 77 of the Young Men's sales of tickets for the present upon the passage of three, it is ex­ students are too apt to forget the Held for Gleemen the School of Law of the University Rogers, Trude Spearman, Frank and concert rehearsal the band was Institute, will be held for the third comedy. pected that if Number 3 fails to existence of the night school. This of San Francisco, has just been noti­ Courtney, Ed Boessenecker, Fred unable to turn out on that Sabbath consecutive year in honor of the foot­ pass, Number 4 will be tabled. school is just as integral a part of the fied by Professor Harold Shepherd, Grant, Gene O'Meara, Jack Monroe day due to unfavorable weather Beginning this noon, the Glee Club ball team, the coaching staff, and the This is the first time in the his­ university's organization as any other Secretary of the Association of and Ray Agosti. conditions. will hold a class in music apprecia­ football managers at the Y. M. I. tory of the new Constitution of the branch. With this in mind, many of Sodality Meets American Law Schools, that he was Clever Works However, the band has received tion and sight reading every week at Building Tuesday night, February 14, University that an amendment has the 'day law' students will attend appointed by President Wilbur H. Outstanding contributions are invitations to turn out for the many the same time. "The purpose of this beginning at 7:30 p.m. Our Lady's Sodality will meet to­ been proposed to the student body. Cherry of the law school association the dance. According to reports it Boessenecker's "Ode to Chester­ Fiesta celebrations and with the fine class is to enable the Gleemen to Alec Schwartz was the recipient in day in room Bl at 12 noon. Frank to serve on the Association's Com­ will be one of the night school's best." ton," Roger's satire on "Buttling," spirit that the unit has shown dur­ read music at sight, thus allowing 1938 of the token presented each Lawson, Sodality prefect, will pre­ mittee on Bar Admissions for the and O'Brien's "History of San ing the past season the band officers more rehearsal time for actual prac­ year to the most valuable player on side and all sodalists are urged to year 1939. Law for Women Francisco." feel that the band will turn out for tice. In addition a valuable training the varsity. With over one hundred attend. Other members of the committee Members of the society plan to Newsmen Dance the Green and Gold. will be afforded the songsters which and fifty men in attendance at this This meeting marks the return Professor Hogan of the USF are Dean Marion R. Kirkwood of attend the College Players' pro­ With the enrollment nearing will be of much practical value," said entertaining affair last year Alec was to duties of Sodality Moderator Law School gave an address on Stanford University, chairman; Dean duction, "Louder, Please," as a Tonight the members of The twenty-five playing members, this Mr. Havorka, club moderator and awarded a specially engraved gold Father Raymond McGrorey, S. J. law as a career for women to the Bernard C. Gavit, Indiana Univer­ body next Thursday night. Foghorn staff will transform their term's R.O.T.C. Band is readying director. pen and pencil set. Who will receive Father received his final vows into Presentation Academy student body sity; Dean Leon Green, Northwest­ Six new members have been ad­ activities from their office to the itself for the many military forma­ According to Vic Bonfilio, presi­ the award this year is not yet known. the order of the Society of Jesus yesterday afternoon. The object of ern University; Dean Wiley Rut- mitted to the society. They are Peacock Court of the Hotel Mark tions that will take place as soon dent of the Gleemen, the program, University of San Francisco Coun­ yesterday morning at 6:30 mass his address was to give the students ledge of the University of Ohio; Pro­ Sophomores Jim McCabe, George Hopkins. The original idea of the as the weather favors the cadets. consisting of the opera burlesque, cil plans on having the trophies for and previous to this spent a week first hand information concerning fessor Henry A. Shinn, University of Burke and Walter Moran, and usual semi-annual banquet was dis­ As last term Warrant Officer Lynne "Cleopatra," and a concert, will be the winners of the Intramural Soft­ in Retreat at Santa Clara. the place of women in the practice Georgia; Dean Robert L. Stearns of Freshmen Emil Forni, Bill Schim- carded and it was decided to have the Decker of the nationally famous postponed until after the Lenten sea­ ball Tournament, which will start At today's meeting a schedule will of law, and to inform them of the the University of Colorado, and Dean mel, and George Plato. The club dinner-dance in its place. Most of Thirtieth Infantry Band is acting as son. This action was necessitated soon, on display on the bulletin be drawn up of this semester's activi­ facilities offered by the Night School M. T. Van Hecke of the University now boasts of thirty active mem­ the members of The Foghorn staff faculty director to the musical part because of a conflict with the dates board, if possible, in a week or ten ties both in the spiritual and social at the University of San Francisco. of North Carolina. bers. will attend the affair. of the corps. of the College Players' performances. days. fields. Page Two THE SAN FRANCISCO FOGHORN

Hilltop ...UNDER YOUR HAT.. . Off the DOINGS UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO ECHOES IBy JIM MACE: RECORD OX OTHER CAMPI Published weekly during the college year by the Associated GENTLEMEN OF THE PRO­ Espostowski was on the floor Students of the University of San Francisco. LETARIAT, a momentous flash of screaming and crying. Balzerini By JACK BRUTON news of a terrible combat has just scratched Espostowski unmercifully. been received from the Fourth Inter­ Balzerini suddenly leaped from the The smallest perceptible unit of time has been defined as the difference EDITOR .... OWEN BRADY nationale. It states that one of our floor, got his second wind. He between the moment the traffic light changes and the instant that the driver By WILL CARBERRY of the car behind you starts to honk his horn. . . MR. WILSON ALDRIDGE, S. J. most rugged pugilists, comrade Es- maneuvered about cleverly, darted By FRANK COURTNEY FACULTY ADVISOR . postowski, engaged in a savage fist * * * Mathematically minded students inside Espostowski's guard and bit fight with the unmerciful fascist, Hello Some More: Back be­ may be able to solve this problem Espostowski's ear. Espostowski Last night I held a beautiful hand, Jo-Jo Balzerini, captain of the fascist times from bedtimes. In the true RE PRESENTED FOR NATIONAL ADVERTISING BY even before we give the answer. sobbed, his knees buckled and he The kind one loves to hold. goon squad, on the new streamlined Carberryan style, the "flu" has National Advertising Service, Inc. However, we will give our readers slumped to the floor with a bleeding I thought I'd die, so thrilled was I, train, the Utopian Limited. Comrade ear. The spectators howled. Bal­ "flew." So has Flat Foot Floogie, College Publishers Representative this brain-teaser and allow them twice again. My blood went hot and cold. 420 MADISON AVE. NEW YORK. N. Y. Espostowski, after the dissolution of zerini was the winner. But, no, no I two seconds to give the answer. Many thanks to our pinch hit­ CHICA60 ' BOSTON * LOS AKGELIS * SAN FRANCISCO the red beef squad, was taking a vaca­ Like a lightning bolt, Espostowski I wanted to sing; even to dance; The problem is: A train engineered ters — Jack "Politicker" Rogers tion without pay. Espostowski and suddenly went down for the count. My heart was all a-flutter. by a "Scandinavian" is traveling at his fierce class enemy, Balzerini, had The badly beaten Espostowski, lying (and he did mean YOU) and the rate of eighty miles an hour. A "Bobbles" Christian, who should I was too weak even to speak; MANAGING EDITOR NORMAN HAMMERSLY tickets for the same seat on the same helplessly on the floor, saw the bare All I did was stutter. "drunk" is driving his car parallel to train. The clash was inevitable. feet of Balzerini staring him in the die the death, and who is among ASSOCIATE EDITOR NOEL O'BRIEN the train and suddenly steers his car our contributors this week. And face. Balzerini always fought bare­ As I sat there in ecstasy, SPORTS EDITOR DICK BLAKE in the path of the oncoming train. The great struggle that ensued was footed. The clever little Espostow­ once again we shall carry on, or Now you are supposed to figure out witnessed by a reporter from our own stagger on—this time in tabloid With thoughts e'er so divine, ski saw an opening. He tickled Bal­ It was truly grand, to hold such a hand, FEATURE EDITOR CLIFF JENSEN why the speeding auto will not hit beloved newspaper, The Western zerini's foot and the bouncing bell­ fashion. Shirker. The Western Shirker gives The pleasure of which was mine. BUSINESS MANAGER JACK O'ROURKE the train. pepper thundered to the floor. What * * * Solution: "Norse is Norse and us a detailed account of the event that a fight! What a battle! Both gladi­ Lovelorn: Heartweary Sal Farana No other hand held so tight, CIRCULATION MANAGER JACK LABOYTEAUX Souse is Souse and never the train rocked the sporting world, the sen­ ators were on the floor! solemnly avers that the only way Could more gladness bring, shall meet." sational Espostowski-Balzerini fight, to see a girl in her true light is to Than the one I held last night—it was * * * the February massacre of 1939. By this time the train had stopped turn it off. (We didn't either.) and the sheriff of Cheyenne and his Four aces and a king. Our impression of "Buck" Swan­ Quote from The Western Shirker: * * * posse boarded the train to stop the * * * YOU'RE NOT USING IT son ... a second hand cowboy. "The Utopian Limited was speed­ International: With the Na­ wild melee. But, bewildered and "Earl" Carberry, upon finding a button in his salad, was heard to remark: * * * ing to her destination at a phenome­ tionalist forces triumphantly surg­ nal speed. In one of the many pull- frightened at the spectacle, they "Well, I suppose it fell off while the salad was dressing." A Stern Letter dared not get near the fighting wild­ ing through Catalonia, more massa­ The committee for the furnishment of the Varsity House is man cars there were two peculiar cres on the China-Japan frontier, * * * characters, two orang-outangs, two cats. The sheriff was afraid to en­ planning an intensive drive to be held during the next four weeks. N. B. C. Sports Announcer Bill danger the lives of his men. He said and rulers bombasting their threats Television is a wonderful thing, but it will never replace the old- Stern dropped The Foghorn an en­ dynamic pieces of fighting machin­ and pacts over the airlanes, once fashioned keyhole. ery, Kid Espostowski, the dialectical it would be suicide to step between Perhaps you have some old article of furniture about your home that couraging letter the other day. Stern the two dynamos. So the fight went more we find headlines proclaiming * * * complimented ex-Editor Hammersly materialist, sometimes known in po­ is no longer in use. If you want to help a very worthwhile cause, on with the horrified posse as newly- that "Mars Marches On" across the A war poll at Chicago's Loyola U. shows that 96.8 per cent of the student and paid tribute to the Sports Sec­ lite red circles a canine countenance, arrived spectators. tops of our dailies. body would fight if the United States were invaded, but that only 7.4 per contact a member of the committee. The students in charge have tion. It's our opinion that Stern is and Antonio Balzerini, the bouncing Most significant of the latest cent would volunteer if we were involved in a foreign war, and only S9.9 one of the better sports broadcasters. bell-pepper. These two characters Espostowski rose to one knee, arranged to have a truck on Saturday afternoons which they will use developments is the alignment of per cent would fight if drafted in such a war. (One good plug deserves another, staged the most vicious, ferocious, threw off his shoulder pads, unbut­ cold-blooded, cruel, gory, bare- the powers that be on one side of * * * in picking up whatever you can offer. eh?) toned his garters and then rose on the fence or the other. Hitler * * * knuckled combat ever recorded in both feet in a commanding position. In the light of approaching midterms: Elmira College serves tea and All the planning has been done. The needs of the House have human history. It was a case of man pledges strongly by II Duce, and Espostowski was up! Balzerini was both, sad to say, are rooting hard presents a special musical program each afternoon during examination Snappy Shots eat man, tiger eat tiger. It was a down! The great bouncing bellpep­ periods to relieve the tension. been noted, a committee is at work, and complete arrangements for case of win or die. The old code of for the Rebels. Asks Elmer Anderson: "Do men per was out! No, no! Balzerini was Our own United States is amen­ * * * the collection and disposition of the furniture have been made. Now prefer girls that roll their eyes or live and let live was thrown to the faking. He caught Espostowski off winds. able towards the London-Paris The height of painlessness is a splinter in a wooden leg. it is up to you! eye their rolls?" (We'll take the guard (he caught the little commu­ axis. According to a poll by Life, nist in one of his supreme moments * * * former.) The Western Shirker now pre­ we are strongly pro-Loyalist, The players who must live at the Varsity House are away from * * * of egotism). Balzerini, thought to be which also means pro-Russian. If it takes you four years to get out, you're a graduate. If it takes you sents, in accurate detail, the battle of unconscious, floundered to his knees, A noble gesture and real sports­ (But, then, so are the editors of eight years to get out, you're a dumbbell. If it takes a lifetime to get out, home for ten months out of the year. They are serving us on the centuries, the Exclusive story of the and daintily slapped Espostowski manship was evidenced in St. Mary's Life, Fortune, and Time, it seems.) you're a professor. wildest fight ever staged in the ani­ with a backhanded left to the stom­ gridiron. In other words they are helping us, let us help them. letter to the Athletic OfHce on the And all know that our sympathy * * * mal kingdom:— ach. Espostowski's weak spot was injury of Johnny Ignoffo. lies with China. We know a girl so thin she could close one eye and pass for a needle. Surely there is at home an old study table, a desk, a table lamp, Terrible Espostowski, raging in found—the old bread basket, the * * * his upholstered seat in the speeding kitchen pantry where all the French- And thus they are aligned, ful­ * * * or even an old chair or couch. They are not asking for anything you filling a contention voiced by Hot dog . . . Finally Frankfurter Pullman car, administered' to the fried potatoes were stored. Balzerini They called it Hoover Dam until the Democrats came in; then they now use, only for something that is no longer of any use to you. frail Balzerini an awful slap on the was the victor. The spectators were "your own" last spring—Uncle has been "en-rolled." Sam, John Bull, Dollar Day or didn't think Hoover was worth a dam, so they changed its name to Boulder. The drive is most heartily endorsed by all student leaders, fac­ * * * wrist. The infuriated Balzerini coun­ in an uproar. Espostowski was roll­ * * * tered with a left finger nail scratch. ing on the floor claiming a foul. Daladier, Red Russia and the ulty, athletic department, and alumni. It costs you no more than a Welcome back to school to Frank The battle was on. The angry Espos­ Heathen China opposing the three First Drunk: "Guess what I have in my hands?" Courtney, who has been laid up with towski seized Balzerini's finger- Thus ended the most fierce battle great progressive dictatorships and Second Ditto: "A fly?" word to a committeeman, or to a student officer. Don't refuse. a bad case of flu. waved hair and pulled and wrenched the world has ever known. Bal­ Nationalist Spain. First D.: "Nope." Welcome back also to the Playgoer it until the bouncing Bellpepper cried. zerini's name will be engraved in the But may it never come to be! "A mosquito?" and his "Seeing the Shows." Post us Balzerini staggered, the spectators halls of fame. Both men were later * * * "Nope." on Hedy La Marr! stood on their seats. Espostowski incarcerated. Balzerini was sen­ Observations: Nob Hill covered "An elephant?" CAN YOU SPARE A DIME? * * * tried to follow up with a fast right tenced to thirty days of shadow box­ by a reverie of white. No, let's not "What color?" backhand slap, but Balzerini, the ing. Espostowski was sentenced to dispense with reality. It makes Want Our Help * * * clever little bellpepper, danced mer­ thirty days of hard crocheting at the swell snowballs. The check for five hundred "March of Dimes" buttons which When you are down in the mouth, remember Jonah. He came out all About two months ago a Varsity rily away. Balzerini recuperated, old ladies' home. * * * right. . screamed, and plucked at Espostow- student president Sexton sent to Mayor Rossi early this week is, House Committee was appointed to All characters, living or dead, repre­ Society: It appears as though * * * furnish up the footballers' home ski's eyelids. The spectators roared. at the same time, a note of congratulations to the student body. sented in litis story are purely fictitious! we'll have a crowded social calen­ Clerk: "These are especially strong shirts, madam. They simply laugh down on Turk Street. Frank Law- dar before the advent of Lent. son, chairman and now business at the laundry." The splendid way in which the drive to aid in the stamping out Everyone is giving something be­ Customer: "I know that kind; I had some that came back with their manager for the Annual, has natu­ fore the holy season commences. of infantile paralysis was supported by the students of this university rally found it impossible to work on sides split." Nobby O'Brien has been gliding this project. * * * is a tribute to their generosity. The Lighthouse about The Foghorn office wanning Father (to young son): "When Abe Lincoln was your age he was Trude Spearman, John L. Sulli­ up for the "Writers' Ball" at the making his own living." And may we congratulate Mayor Rossi and his committee which van and Mary Masconi are now , By THE EDITOR. Mark tonight. Don and Donette Son: "When he was your age he was President." put on a really remarkable drive throughout the city. It has been heading this committee and are will view together the latest Play­ working hard to secure a little GRATIFYING . . . indeed is Bill by the then editor Norman Ham­ ers tryoomp next week. We think * * * years since San Francisco has seen a better organized or more widely something for the gridders. "Zip" Stern's unsolicited letter of congratu­ mersly. Mr. Spelvin was dramatic it's called "Lousier Please." But With a professional ski-jumper, business is always going down hill. Scandurra has volunteered his fa­ lations to The Foghorn . . . We thank critic for The Foghorn four years don't quote us. supported civic activity than this has been. • you, Mr. Stern. ago. ther's truck to pick up any contri­ Several socialites will stealthily The cooperation of theatres, stores, schools, business establish­ butions that any student may have. AND OUR CRITICS ... not to say (Not to insult your intelligence, but steal to that Frataffair next ments, and individuals made the success which was earlier predicted Let's get behind this committee "I told you so," but Mr. Stern is an it is a fact rather poorly known that Frinite—but secretly. On the and give them some aid. authority. George Spelvin is a name frequently night of February 17, Johnny for the campaign. * * * BACK AGAIN ... is "Seeing the used on programs of legitimate pro­ Swanson and Mace the Masher ductions in much the same sense that Shows." The number of requests will slick down their tousled tops : WITH THE PLAYGOER, Best Comedy of the Year that this column be returned to the John Doe might be used in a court re­ for the Grand Block Club Cackle port. This name indicates that the ac­ Anyone' wanting a good hearty pages of The Foghorn was, frankly, Crawl, better known as a Barn UNITED ARTISTS PARAMOUNT NUMBERS THREE AND FOUR tor has another, and bigger, part in laugh we recommend the picture surprising. We are happy to return Dance, and the second such this "Duke of West Point" open this the same show and is playing two Clark Gable and Norma Shearer in "The Son of Frankenstein." The this column to you. May you read it year. week at the U. A., starring Louis roles, or that the part was unfilled at "Idiots' Delight" head the double bill monstrosity, created by Franken­ and enjoy it. Incidentally, the Play­ Then Zief and Katz will be on Hayward, Joan Fontaine, Richard The amendments to the constitution of the A. S. U. S. F. upon the time the program was printed. at the Paramount. The plot of the stein, proves a capable comedian and goer is planning a brilliant review of hand to greet one and all at the Carlson, Tom Brown and Alan Cur­ film centers in the relations of two which the student body will vote on Monday should be read very is in our estimation comparable to "Louder, Please." And be it favor­ Since the decline of the stage's Shalimar's USF Nite on February tis. ' This story once again reviews people who meet for the first time in able or unfavorable, which is, we 21. with Clyde McCoy probably carefully. some of those comedians we see on popularity the general public is not life in the United States Military Kansas City and then are separated the screen today. suppose, within the realm of possi­ well acquainted with this. We men­ cornin' away in the bandbox. But Academy, but this picture turns out for a great number of years and bility, the reviewer promises to make the Mardi Gras celebration will be Because they are concerned with the manner of administration The overgrown kid would make a tion this because the actual reviewer to be above the average run of the finally meet one another in Europe it truthful—sparing nothing, good or dampened this year, as the French good end man in a Russian minstrel of last year's play, and the man mill pictures concerning the Service during the war. Clark and Norma do of the Foghorn, and the position of its editor, the Foghorn will offer bad, clever or crackpot. We have Society has eliminated their tradi­ show. we are asking to review "Louder, Schools, displaying as it does many their utmost to fill these parts but hopes of bringing back George Spel- tional Ball. Too bad! no editorial opinion. It is not a case of embarassment that restrains * * * Please," although an authority on phases of military life which hereto­ will have to go a long way to equal vin, who was contacted last semester "good stage," and well admired, pre­ * * * the legitimate stage characterization Has been "liquidated" . . . Norm fore have not been brought to the the staff from publicizing a policy, but that they feel the power of the and prevailed upon to write the re­ fers not to have his name heading of Lynne Fontaine and Alfred Lunt. Weir. Births and Deaths: We see by screen. Also with expert advice of view of "The Night of January 16," the review.) The best portrayal in the picture is press, and rather than make an attempt to influence the students, * * * the paper that the Thomist Mag, officials of the army it has an au­ age one, has died. Take notice, thentic touch throughout. Joan Fon­ given by Burgess Meredith, who they are content to urge each student to go to the polls and vote as Closed-Door Policy other Publicks. Tough luck, Steve taine takes another important step to hails from the New York stage. But nevertheless it is a good film for those they deem wisest. Rod Chisholm has broken his and Jim. Yea, verily, the path of stardom in this picture with the aid the pioneer is filled with thorn and of the newcomer Louis Hayward. who like this type of picture. The franchise which has been granted each member of the stud­ promise to the student body of an "open-door policy." The Athletic of­ thistledown. This is good entertainment for the "Torchy Blane in Chinatown" with ent body will grow rusty with lack of use. You should make it your fices are now completely fenced in. OBSERVATIONS * * * whole family. Barton MacLane and the return of duty to appear at the polling place and cast your vote. Without a The latest FHA project is the fancy Sports: A surge of joy at news ST. FRANCIS Glenda Farrell as Torchy, who was swinging gate that stops the nosy- of large turnouts for rugby and Last week we heard over the radio missing from the last picture of this complete consensus of the students any vote will seem weak and student or peregrinating reporter baseball—then a sigh of disap­ the man who escaped from France's series, provides its usual good round unsatisfactory. from entering the "sanctum sanc­ ED. NOl'E: Because of the popularity of his latest article, we again present pointment as the recruit list shows of entertainment in this vein of a de­ torum." the same familiar names, the stu­ dreaded penal colony, "Devil's Is­ JACK ROGERS tective versus a newspaper woman. Train yourself now, not only for the present, but for the years dent athletes, the ones who are out land." This week the management of The only way to gain entrance is to come. Train yourself to take an active interest in government, for every sport. the St. Francis brings to you the ORPHEUM by coming to school at 7 a. m. and Probably nowhere is an attitude ing words. Then, with serene sim­ story of the hardships and tribula­ of seeming wise more prevalent than plicity, the erudite one said: "My Rugby in particular should and particularly in that government which directly affects you. sneak in with Dan or Jack, the cus­ tions that confront the prisoners who Horror reigns supreme at the in college. For having had a taste friend, Edward - - - -, died fre­ could catch the popular fancy. todians of refuse. are subject to practically eternal living Fanchon and Marco show for a sec­ of higher education, many students quently." He went no further. He For the participant, it affords the damnation. This is a very interesting ond week with Boris Karloff, Bela * * * forsake the fruits of common sense. had meant "recently," but like Mrs. opportunity for the middle-sized picture and gives some of the inside Lugosi and Basil Rathbone in the Feels liquidated at the end of the In the following short treatise we Malaprop, had confused the mean­ man to play a rugged game with information concerning life on "Dev­ "Son of Frankenstein." To appreci­ UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO week . . . Owen Brady, fagued shall dwell upon a few of the types ing. By a single word, his ignor­ players of his own size. ate fully this picture you must be in SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA editor. of "Scholarly greats" who grace our ance was brought to light, and his From the spectators' viewpoint, il's Island." Boris Karloff turns in an excellent job of acting the part of the a certain mood in order to catch the FULTON AT COLE Ad-Libing corridors at USF. false wisdom openly mocked. may we note that football is show­ deep dramatic touch which underlies ing a steady return to the rugby prisoner who desires to escape from Offers Cultural and Professional Courses in In Econ. class the other morning Anyone who has ever attended a The "guesser" is a subdivision of the isle. the entire film. The makeup on Boris tactics of old—and the fans go for Karloff is one of the finest that has Day, Evening and Summer Divisions the Prof, assigned an advertising college class has noticed the indif­ the false scholar. He has forgotten The other feature of the double it. We hope that this sport may been my pleasure to see. So if you book by Starch. Cliff Krueger, a bit ferent figure near the front, half how to say "I don't know." If he bill, "Off the Record," provides COLI.ECE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES—-Majors in: soon have a general revival on col­ really want thrills and chills drop in amazed at the name of the author and lounging at his desk, bored by the is given a question which is. to be plenty of merriment in the life of answered either by an affirmation lege campi. and see for yourself. Modern Languages Biology (Pre-medical) not quite sure if he caught the correct foolish simplicity of the lesson. He newlyweds, Pat O'Brien and Joan or a negation, or is presented with * * * Classical Languages Chemistry name, piped up with the query: "Just will seldom raise his hand to answer Blondell, who adopt one of the "Dead The jitterbug gets you in "Swing, elementary questions, nor more pro­ an alternative, he will quickly choose Slanguage: The co-ed campus English Physics plain Starch?" (Kind of "corny," End" kids, Bobby Jordan. This is Sister, Swing," which shares the bill. found ones, secreting his precious the one which strikes him as "sound­ cutie is now a "fever frau." And Philosophy Political Science Cliff.) good class B picture and fills out the It has Ted Weems and his band to mental gems from the others. The ing" correct. If he happens to be the homely wallflower a "Zombie." History Economics * * * program nicely. give it melody and the fun is provided teacher's witticisms meet only with right, well and good. If wrong, Jitterbug contest? Just a cement Proving himself quite an able by Ken Murray, Johnny Downs and SCHOOL OF COMMERCE a half-smile. It may have been a he misunderstood the question. mixer. FOX radio commentator is Publicity Ernest Truex. This is a below aver­ Accounting good joke, but our hero has either Man Johnny Forde. Forde, the Akin to the guesser is the student * * * Jesse James rides again on the age picture in the B class. Business Administration heard it before, or he "saw it com­ boy with the statistical mind, re­ who "just remembers" things after Drama: News that the Federal screen of the Fox Theatre in the tech­ ing." All this is old stuff to Mr. X. ALCAZAR C. P. A. Problems ports scoring honors and fouls at the instructor has given the explana­ Theatre, with its Negro epic, "Run, nicolor cinemaepic "Jesse James" It seems that his only full pleasure tion. For instance, the prof asks our • EVENINC DIVISION—Courses in: the half and at the end of the bas­ Little Chillun," has finally snared starring Tyrone Power and Nancy "Run Little Chillun" is in its fourth is derived from the demonstrated hero (or perhaps the whole class) the carriage trade, is welcome in­ Kelly. Power in his dramatization of week at this show, which has the Commerce ketball games. ignorance of others, or their mis­ a technical question. No one knows deed. The shows have always been this pioneer does his best with the largest cast of actors, dancers and Pre-legal Curriculum * * * fortune. Then our Mr. X will really the answer. The instructor explains. the poor man's best form of enter­ part but at times he portrays a bit of singers ever to occupy the Alcazar Extension—Lectures Need Larger Hall chuckle. Then our hero promptly mumbles: tainment. Now it appears that they timidity instead of ruggedness which stage. It was directed by Hall John­ Helpful suggestion . . . Frs. Dunne SCHOOL OF LAW Occasionally such persons do "Oh, that's right. Why couldn't I have attained a cultural appeal as was inherent in their spirit, especially son, the author. This is a play which and Feely give their lectures in a remember that?" Probably because it speak, and by the same token, oc­ well. And thus another addition to of the most dreaded outlaw of our brings from the audience a response Day and Evening Divisions wasn't there to remember. larger auditorium. These talks are casionally make mistakes. We are San Francisco's "legit" stage. earlier days. Nancy Kelly, destined that is remindful of the heyday of the Reserve Officers Training Corps becoming more and more popular. told of the high-school student, sup­ If one were to ask us for our ex­ * * * to be one of the greats of this year, theater in San Francisco. This play The other night they were standing Band—Orchestra—Glee Club posedly the class savant, who pre­ ample of a perfect bore, we would Humoresque: Then there was the could stand a little more experience, is the best the Federal Theater has in the aisles. A bigger place is needed pared a eulogy upon the death of which shall come with the passing of offered to date and it will be quite Catalog upon request. Address the Registrar point out the college student who wife who gave birth to four chil­ to handle the increase in crowds. his friend. The class quieted as he time. This is one of the best class A some time before San Francisco au­ University of San Francisco, San Francisco, California can speak of nothing but his major dren in rapid succession, but re­ Always in danger of "liquida­ approached the platform, lapsed in­ subject. Students of philosophy and fused to produce another. And all pictures which has been given to diences will witness as good a pro­ tion" . . . Dan Dinneen. to awful silence to catch his open­ (Continued on Page 4) (Continued on Page 4) 1939 audiences. duction. Don't miss it. THE SAN FRANCISCO FOGHORN Page Three LENHART APPEALS FOR TALL CREW MATERIAL -4> Play Stanford Mentor Worried DON RUGGERS ABSENCE OF HEIGHT IN PLAY INDIANS VARSITY SHELL CAUSES AT PALO ALTO By J. L.SULLIVAN Charity Game Baseball APPEAL OF DON MENTOR GRAPHIC Bill Lenhart, varsity crew coach, is your weight, then you're the man that Rugby is taking an import role in Katz's candidate for the "most worried crew the sports picture at the Fair. Cali­ COLLEGE STARS DON TOSSERS Bill wants to speak to. By DICK BLAKE mentor" on the Pacific Coast. Rea­ fornia, Stanford and many of the This year the University of San LOSE TO PROS OPEN PRACTICE son, the lack of height in the men that other conference schools have en­ Kandid Francisco is going to put out three SPUD LEWIS have turned out for the varsity shell tered formidable teams, with the ex­ IN RAINY TILT DRIVE MONDAY crews—a varsity shell, a junior Important to University of San Francisco grid fans is the appointment this year. pectation of playing the Oxfordians varsity boat, and a frosh-soph cut­ of "Spud" Lewis, former USF grid mentor, to the assistant coaching Rain, and plenty of it, spoiled the Komments Tall Men on Treasure Island. With practice slated for Monday, ter. Races are to be held on Treas- position at Stanford. The appointment of Lewis may eventually bring widely publicized Davey O'Brien- Since California's pride and joy of prospective Don baseballers will be Bill stalked into The I'"oghorn yes­ use Island's new course, and sev­ about a renewal of the famous Stanford-USF Billy Patterson passing duel which By HARRY J. KATZ issued equipment at the fieldhouse the gridiron, Dave Anderson, has terday just before deadline and asked eral invitational meets are also to grid series. was advertised as the high light of today. Approximately 20 men have joined the rugby troops, the sport Scoop: Creighton will be one of be arranged. Frozen off the Indians' schedule the past the Collegiate All-Stars vs. National signified their intention of participat­ has received considerable space in the teams on the Dons' 1939 gridiron Bill pointed out the fact that Ky four years by the Pacific Coast Conference Pros last Sunday at Kezar. ing this year under the tutelage of the local sheets! Not that they don't schedule. However, the remainder of MEETING TODAY Ebright of California's great crew is bosses, the Dons have been striving to get back A disappointing crowd of 6500 Mr. Tobin, SJ. merit it, but there is a wealth of ath­ the schedule remains a deep dark Today at 12:15 in Room B2 also having his troubles as regards on the Stanford schedule, but have met with fans sat in the rain and cold to letic rfobility on the USF squad that mystery, and the athletic office re­ Schedule Started there will be an important meet­ height, so Bill is not alone in his failure. watch George Malley's Collegians has been overlooked. fuses to talk until it's completed. John Forde, baseball manager, ing of all candidates for varsity problem. This new move by Stanford authorities lost to the pros by a 6-0 score. has announced tentative games crew. Previous experience is Meeting Today should go a long way to cement the friend­ Grid Stars Join Intercepted Pass * * * with St. Mary's College, Santa not necessary. Sign up today at Seriously though, it is a serious ship and rivalry of the two schools, thus Braga, Rice, Miatovich and Kre­ The Don coach, mentor of the All- Bucket Brigade Clara University, the Athens Club the meeting. problem, and Lenhart wishes that all bringing back the game. mesec of East-West and K. C. Stars, saw an intercepted pass boom­ Tony Franusich is out in front in and San Jose State. Forde likewise those interested in crew, even though Lewis, himself a great Stanford player of a games fame, have just joined the erang against his squad as George the race for N. C. I. C. scoring hon­ is trying to schedule tilts with Cali­ they have had no previous experi­ few years back, has been out of a coaching spot boys of the bare knees football, Smith rambled back 26 yards with ors. Tony has 72 points, an aver­ fornia, Stanford and various other us if we couldn't do something in the ence, attend the meeting in room B2 since he resigned his position here two years which should generate some ex­ one of O'Brien's tosses. On fourth age of 14 a game. Hot on his heels club nine. Most of the above will way of publicity to make known the at 12:15 today to sign up. ago. Before coming to San Francisco he citement in rugby followers. They down from the 19-yard line Ray is the Santa Clara soph phenom, be played on Sunday afternoons. fact that he wants TALL MEN. If Practice begins Monday on the worked as assistant to Dick Hanley at North­ have played in previous rugby bat­ Clemmens took the ball over into the Bruce Hale, with 62. Hale is the The biggest problem facing Coach you are six feet or over regardless of rowing machines. western. His resignation here had no bearing tles and are of the opinion that end zone. former Galileo High ace, who tra­ Tobin is the pitching staff. Bob Fair on his ability, and now that he returns to his rugby is the game to play. verses the court like a streak of The sloppy condition of the field is the lone holdover from last season. Alma Mater in the role of coach we wish him dynamite and chalks up points Captain Tom Rice will lead his ruined the brilliant prospects of the To bolster this important depart­ Varsity Basketball the best of luck. ruggers against Stanford tomorrow, with beautiful one-handed push ment, Cliff Fisk might be moved game. O'Brien and Patterson were shots. * * * on the latter's field. It will be the re­ completely bottled up. Both teams from the outfield to the mound. Cliff currence of their annual feud, which Also in the race are Nelson, Santa has a strong arm and boasts of a real resorted to defensive measures a Clara, 52; Higgens, Pacific, 48, and CLUBMEN EKE OUT WIN; BOXING DEAD? will have a note of enjoyment for all great part of the game. "hard one." Fisk hurled one inning customers, saving advocates of Emily Wood, St. Mary's, 46. From now on Unless students here at San Francisco rally to Outstanding Kicking last year against San Jose and fanned the cause, varsity boxing looms as a dead sport. 'SPUD" LEWIS Post. in it looks like a merry tussle, but two of the Spartans. HOOPMEN LOSE PENNANT Despite the wet field, there was ex­ we'll stack our cards on "our boy Jim Mace, boxing coach, has many offers to clash with other Coach Praises Squad cellent punting. Braga, the Don's Good Infield schools in varsity meets, but he is forced to decline because he cannot Tony" to stay on top. Coach Marovich has high praise great back, got off a 60-yard quick The infield is practically set. The HOPES AGAINST BRONCS gather together a full boxing squad representative of the University * * * for his unsung stalwarts such as Her­ kick, while Bill Paulman of Stanford Dons have Jim Caulfield at third of San Francisco. Rather early to be selecting an all- By BOB BARBIERI bert, Malley, Paul Golden, Tom Ma­ and Jerry Dowd also kicked remark­ base; Tony Oliva at shortstop; Only three men at present are able to swing it in the squared circle— star team, but from observations and honey and Allan White. These men ably well with the wet ball. Paul Kimball at second base, and USF's Dons were virtually knocked Last Monday evening, the none too the two Benedettis and Dan Fisk. statistics thus far, here's whom we have been in the middle of the scrum, Dons Outstanding Berch Dougherty on the initial out of any chance to capture the serious Dons were bested by an There are more on the squad capable of fihting, but some have never think is the best looking quintet of in victory or defeat, without asking The six Dons who performed in sack. Pete Visentin, Lou Noel and N. C. C. A. A. crown last Tuesday Olympic Club team that was sparked had experience, while others would be out of their weight class. the five-team conference. one word of commendation for their the game all did great performances. Bill Telesmanic will vie for the night, when they were beaten by a by a trio of ex-USF stars. The Dons, Boxing here at USF was once the major sport in the minor sports Center—Nelson, Santa Clara. Al Braga, Tom Rice, Blaz Miatovich coaching berth. peerless Santa Clara quintet, 54-41. evidently conserving their strength field. It can again be brought to its high level if we but support it. efforts. Forward—Franusich, USF. and Charley Kremesec shone for the The outfield is a matter of conjec­ Throughout the first half and for for Santa Clara the next evening, Mace has the standing offers for fights, but the rest is up to you. Their game with Stanford will be Forward—Hale, Santa Clara. collegiate squad, while Ray Patter­ ture with Jack Beggs, Rod Wair and seven minutes into the second it was wound up on the short end of a 29-26 the first of their league battles, the Guard—Wood, St. Mary's. score. winner of which will play feature son and Jens Buggs, former Don Marv Mosconi favored to hold down anybody's ball game, with the lead Guard—Bendich, San Jose. During the first half the game was NEWS AT ITS BEST roles in the Treasure Island sports gridders now playing pro ball, starred regular positions. Rod Wair has one changing frequently, as both sides very interesting, with USF starting "Complete Campus Coverage" are the words that flash under the program. for the National-pros. Second Team of the best throwing arms on the their second string which played the masthead on the St. Mary's Collegian sports page. Center—McWilliams, Pacific. teams, as he has proved several times whole half. The second half, how­ However, in glancing through the issue of the Moraga institution Forward—Andrade, St. Mary.s last season. PACIFIC TRIP ever, saw the first string come within following the recent Don Gael game, we find no story or reference Racqueteers Golf News Forward—Kotta, San Jose. All students interested in to the Dons' 58-46 victory over the Gael cagers. Guard—Felipe, Santa Clara. making the trip to Stockton to­ Maybe my good friend, Bill Bettencourt, sports editor of the Colle­ Guard—Ferrick, Santa Clara. Win Again morrow night to witness the gian, didn't believe it important enough as news. RAIN HALTS DON GOLFERS * * * Pacific-USF game are urged to However, knowing Bill better than that, I'll say that it was just "one San Jose State might have won the see Rod Chisholm in the ath­ of those things." NET PRACTICE GET STARTED local cage conference hands down if FROSH SQUAD letic office today. His sense of news hasn't changed to the extent of omitting articles TEMPORARILY University of San Francisco's golf it weren't that a certain gentleman TRIMS BRONCS Rod has reduced rates to offer dealing on relations between the Dons and Gaels. team organized for the coming sea­ named Ivor Thomas deserted the for the bus trip. . * * * Rained out the first day, Don net- son last week with a meeting of other garden city school for California. Bob Kleckner's frosh hoopmen While playing for State last year, men will make another attempt at member schools of the conference to continued in their winning ways last peppered away freely at the basket. Thomas led the Spartans to the INTRAMURALS starting practice next week on Rossi draw up a schedule for the coming Tuesday night when they measured With 13 minutes to go, however, The start of the spring intramural program has been set back a week championship and topped the league and Thirty-first Avenue courts. Un­ season. the yearling squad of Santa Clara by Santa Clara's big Ed Nelson got the in order to give more time for entries to be filed. in high scoring honors. Now he's less more rain interferes, the squad Start Play Soon a 34-30 count. range and dropped in four hook shots Hot races loom in the basketball and baseball loops, with pre­ sparking the Bears to the Pacific will separate into two groups, one The game was sweet revenge for which, combined with tip-ins by Pas- season dope favoring the Block Club or Sodality in the hoop race, According to reports coming from Coast Conference title and ranks unit assembling at each location. the frosh, whose only defeat of the saglia and Hale, provided the Broncs and KAP in the diamond sport. Play at Palace the conference meting play is started third in point making ability for that season was administered in an to swing into action in the last week division. with a comfortable margin. Last fall saw a renewal of interest in intramural competition, and this early season game by the Broncs, JOHNNY GUINEE spring should show even better results. Three practices a week will be held of February. With this early start Whether it was proselyting or Franusich High Point this year, two of them on the afore­ won won a close one-point victory. Shines for Dons Medals to winning teams have been donated by the University of San but a few weeks off, Don golfers start Thomas was seeking a higher educa­ DeBruner and Houlihan starred mentioned courts on Tuesdays and Tony Franusich was again high one point of overtaking the clubmen, Francisco Council of the Y. M. I. off on their organized practices to­ tion, San Jose fans are bemoaning for the frosh, with DeBruner, the Fridays. The third, on Thursday, point man for the Dons with 16 mark­ only to be the victims of two long * * * morrow morning at the Ingleside the loss of their star. former Galileo star, taking high-point will find the netmen working out un­ course. Harold Beer, professional at Picked Up at Random ers, Bob Fair following with ten. shots by Jensen and Balsley that pro­ der the protection of the huge roof of honors. Dick Mangan, former SF Nelson and Hale of Santa Clara BRONCOS GAME the course, aids the golfers in their Russ Kynock, the promising end prep star, rang up 14 points to lead vided the margin of victory. Too much height and too much speed on the part of the Santa Clara the Palace of Fine Arts. Use of the rounds. from the frosh football team, is now topped the Broncs with 16 and 15 In the last minute and a half, the palace, where all home matches will the Broncs. points, respectively. Broncos was the reason for the downfall and last title hopes of the Dons Griffith Captain enrolled at Louisiana State. . . .^Ed Dons blew the game when, instead the other night. be played, has been acquired by Tom Kalfain came to USF on a basketball of feeding the ball down court, they Bill Griffith, two-year veteran, heavyweight championship from Ti­ SANTA CLAKA TJSF When the Dons slowed down the tempo and made Santa Clara Clecak and Bill Herbert at a modest scholarship, and won a numeral in Player— fg.ft.pts. Player— fg.ft.pts. resorted to long "prayer" shots. heads the returning golfers, but other ger Jack Fox tonight in Madison play their system Cameron's men were in the ball game. But when price through the generosity of city frosh football. Whether on the grid­ Hale, f 6 3 15 Franusich, f 6 4 16 Franusich took high points with ten stars such as Charley Otto, Johnny Square Garden. . . . California to de­ PassagUa, f 2 1 5 Fair, f 4 2 10 the Broncs decided to put on speed they controlled the contest. officials. iron or the hardwoods, this boy Kal­ markers, all in the second half. Swanson and Bill Gowans will give feat St. Mary's tonight, but lost to Nelson, a... 7 2 16 Burman, c .. 1 0 2 Too, the great advantage of the Broncs under the backboard gave them Spartans Strong fain is speed personified. . . . Bob Feerlck, % .. 5 0 10 Guinee, g .... 12 4 the Dons a formidable squad to start the Broncos tomorrow night, thus Felipe, g .... 3 0 6 Knifsend, g 3 1 7 Feerlck 3, Felipe 4, McGarry, Morrissey a control of play. Bob Ferrick's ability of tipping them in on follow-up's "Latest observations lead us to be­ Ferrick is the best rebound tip-in (Santa Clara 13); Fair 3, Burman, Guinee with. proving the superiority of our con­ McGarry, g 1 0 2 Olivero, i .. 1 0 2 was the best seen yet. lieve that San Jose State will again be artist we've seen in many a moon. . . . Morrissey, c 0 0 0 3, Knifsend 2, Olivero 2

INTRODUCING- Address KAP (Continued from Page 1) Site Is Indefinite (Cantinued from Page 2) Personalities of USF CLIFFHOUSE who plan to hold social activities in because she had read that every or about the university need no Retail Credit Subject of Committee Undecided as fifth child brought into the world By CLIFF JENSEN longer worry about parking facili­ is a Chinaman! Editor's Note: Lecture ties. The drill field is large enough to Dance Locale * * * Presenting a brand new column we hope you'll like. We will occasionally to accommodate several hundred Officially opening its new lecture automobiles. At the first meeting of the Fresh­ Query Corner: May we pause to give you here an interview of some one of the University's leading students, "Over the audience, silence girls excluded, of course. They step series. Kappa Alpha Phi will sponsor The present campus activity is man Class, held last Tuesday, the ask why it is that the most popular faculty members, or alumni. We invite your suggestions for subjects. from their joking and cutting up on F. D. Francis, credit manager of the reigned, working on a budget exceeding class of '42 began preparations for collegian on this man's campus the sidelines into the spotlight for Emporium, on next Wednesday at And everybody got wet." $5,000. According to Father Rossi, the Frosh Fandango. doesn't go dancing, smoke, or drink, their cues and lines with the same 12:00 o'clock noon in room Bl. Mr. Since there's a slight indication of this money came from an anonymous The date of the dance was set for is far behind in style trends, is not spirit. They just act natural, and Francis' topic, according to President a theater mentioned, I might as well contributor, whose name is being March 17. Following the announce­ a football hero, nor cute, nor a per­ that's all that's necessary. Wurm, will be the workings of retail continue with it. The comments con­ withheld by his own request. ment of Jim Herning, class president, sonality kid? Perhaps because it's credit in general. cern a well known organization Overheard during the rehearsal: After the program has been fin­ the freshman dance committee was a good school. "When do we start this blinkin' re­ "Mr. Francis, an authority on around here, which practically speaks ished, and when more funds can be appointed. * * * hearsal today?" credit, will touch on such subjects as for itself, and cannot be improved on. obtained, building will begin, first Al Larkins, Phil Kearny, and Pete Sports: So State is losing several the handling of worthless and doubt­ HUMAN INTEREST: The place "As soon as Mr. Gill shows me on tennis courts, then on a fully Francheschi were appointed to the basketball aces! What's the matter, ful accounts, which should be a timely is filled to overflowing with a restless how to do my part," simultaneously equipped gymnasium, and later on a committee, and in conjunction with wrong flavor ice cream cones? echoed everyone present. science building, and perhaps a li­ topic for Freshmen accounting stu­ audience; the lights are being the class officers, Jim Herning, Bob * * * dents," said President Wurm. Mr. dimmed, and we bring you the latest That just goes to show you that brary. This will mean that there will Rossi, Don Helbig and Bill Campbell Francis' first appearance on the cam­ news of the week—or, rather, the he's the spark-plug of the outfit. This be three extra buildings sprawled are scheduled to take charge of the Toenail Tale! Perhaps some drill- pus is made possible through efforts curtain goes up. All eyes are focused is not to belittle the Players, them­ about the campus, giving a cosmo­ arrangements. The class of '42 is weary undergraduate had gone to of the officers of K. A. P. and Mr. on the actors as they go through their selves, because they really have nat­ politan effect. pledged to the man to support the the Chapel and prayed. At any rate, last Tuesday an important R.O.T.C. Strickroth, moderator of the society. paces and all ears are attentive to the ural talent. Just how soon the university may committee. So, until the opening next week, drill had been prepared. But just Mr. Strickroth, according to Presi­ sayings. Such is the case at all dra­ boast of these buildings cannot be The site of the affair has not yet remember the hard work that is put five minutes before drill time there dent Wurm, has contacted a Santa Fe matic productions, and legitimate determined as yet. Father William been decided upon. All the eligible into these productions. Showyourap­ was a sizzling downpour. The Railroad official for the following stage shows. Dunne, S. J., President, is leaving no spots in the bay area are being con­ preciation by attending these shows. cadets were hurriedly rushed into talk, two weeks later. His subject Now, we come to the human inter­ stone unturned to procure the neces­ tacted, and the committee promises Not only once, but often. sary funds for this great campus ex­ the auditorium for an impromptu will be the improvements in modern est side of this discussion. I've seen to make the best selection possible. and easy lecture. But just as all transportation and its future. card players, and polo players, and Remember the show, remember pansion. the Marne, remember. Jim Herning says that the name of were seated, the fleeting cloud At a meeting Tuesday, February 7, piano players, but never have I seen the orchestra may be withheld until passes on and the sun, peeping all candidates who have fulfilled the such College Players. Unknowingly, a week before the dance. The leading forth, seemed to beam down upon I attended a rehearsal of these am­ Feely Lecture necessary requirements will be ad­ Chessmen to Have name bands of this section are being the furious officers and chuckling mitted into the society. Following bitious individuals, and little did I auditioned, in efforts to secure an cadets below. the rules set down by Mr. Strickroth, suspect what I ran into. These fel­ (Continued from Page 1) orchestra worthy of the famous tra­ lows don't have to act artificially. Smoker Sunday Eve. all eligibles must have submitted a ence with several of the more ditional dance. They need only to act naturally, and one thousand word thesis on any eco­ prominent leaders of the Nationalist get by with it. Their talent seems to OBSERVATIONS nomic subject by Tuesday, Janu­ Renewing its policy of last year, government. In answer to his be unlimited, principally due to Mr. ary 31. the Chess Club will hold a smoker at charges of civilian bombing and J. Gill, whose efforts are untiring. It Loyola Guild Meets the home of Ralph Newport, club friendship for the leaders of the (Cantinued from Page 2) seems that his character actors are treasurer, this Sunday evening. The European totalitarian states, they natural enough without putting on Today in Auditorium science are especially apt to swing Chessmen plan a discussion on the said in the recent war scare in Eu­ Doctor Haley Lectures Fair Edition false airs. They all portray marked every conversation to matters which fine points of the game, and to com­ rope Franco made a public state­ ability, and do not have to stage acts. concern their particular field. But By HARRY STARK pete among themselves in order to ment that Spain would remain At their regular meeting this after­ (Continued from Page 1) It comes out of spontaneous ability. intelligence is not found in one-track complete their games in their tour­ neutral. As for the bombing of noon, Friday, the Loyola Guild will minds; it is found in a broad out­ Enjoying the reputation of being botanist of many countries) saw it ture staff have assured Editor The characters that he picks seem to nament. civilians, they had proof that in elect a nominating committee. This look and all-around effectiveness. I a very popular and interesting pro­ one hundred years before while trav­ Owen Brady that they will assist fit like gloves, and need little coach­ Competition with California, State almost every case the bombs were committee will recess, upon its elec­ give credit to the youth who can tell fessor is Dr. George Haley, botanical eling with a Russian exploration by writing special articles on the ing. Teacher's College, and SFJC is be­ dropped upon a military objective. tion, until such time as they have his "la - dee - da" more about the wizard, friend of royalty, world trav­ party. He also is credited with the Fair and its atmosphere, and by As a sidelight, may I suggest that ing planned, and matches will be The question has come up in the compiled a complete list of officers moon (and make her believe it) than eler, and authority. Having been a discovery of one species of butterfly featuring Fair news and stories in Prof. Gill stage his own one-man played as soon as arrangements can United States as to whether we whose terms will extend until the any astronomy major or teacher. If student of the "Doc," as he is more that has carnivorous larvae that eat their columns. performance some night? Whether a be made. should support Franco, who is said spring of 1940. Romance isn't his major, he has popularly known on the campus, we alder plant lice. Editors Work male or female part, his interpreta­ The past record of the Chessmen to represent fascism, a strong According to Mrs. W. Hippeli, proved himself both interesting and have often had the desire to know In 1934, Dr. E. D. Merrill of Har­ Although plans for the publica­ tion of each belies his manner. You is not favorable since they have one enemy of democracy. Father Feely Program Chairman, her committee effective outside of his own field. more about the man. A short inter­ vard University sent him to Spits­ tion are still in their infancy, by wouldn't think to look at him that he tie score against a string of four answers this with the proof that has arranged to present Father Ray­ view from the good-natured profes­ bergen (which incidentally is within The "payoff" is the student-artist, next week a definite form for the does as beautiful a Cleopatra, as he losses. Though often defeated, the Franco does not represent the type mond Feely, S. J., in a sort of infor­ sor convinced us that Doctor Haley ten degrees of the North Pole) in who, because of the terrific strain paper may be determined, and the does Anthony Adverse. After his club has given its foes good compe­ of fascism as practiced in Germany, mal lecture. Father Feely's topic will has crowded more experiences into quest of botanical specimens. When undergone during a week of study, general makeup decided upon. Al­ demonstrations of how each charac­ tition, losing only because of the in­ but rather represents a type of gov­ be '.'A European Diary." sixty-nine-odd years than ten average he returned, some of the specimens finds it necessary to "drink deeply ready, several suggestions have ter should be portrayed, one need experience of the members. ernment that is semimilitary with It was also announced that the people do in a lifetime. were transferred to the California of the flowing bowl" on Saturday been received, and the editorial staff only to mimic him to the letter to put Robert Fair, basketball coach of basic liberties for all. This type of Rummage Sale Committee held a night. The alcoholic content is sup­ Academy of Science, where they are A birth certificate dated 1870 and has begun actual work on the paper. on a perfect performance. Being a the Chessmen, is busy forming a ball government cannot in any way be meeting last Monday afternoon in posed to have the miraculous double now on exhibition. member (charter) of the sewing cir­ construed as being a bugaboo to the Francesca Room. Mrs. P. Wil­ made out for one George Haley can Assignment sheets will soon be team that he promises will capture power of aiding the student's recu­ He has taught in seven states, one cle, now converted into a rectangle, democracy. liams is chairman. be found in the vital statistics rec­ prepared for the news staff, and the the cup with no difficulty. Said Bob: peration and stimulating the mental territory, and one foreign country. he had me in stitches, going through ords of Bromfield, Maine—if you reporters will be asked to double "We will lay out the court into an Following the lecture an open faculties for another strenuous week. More definitely — in Maine, New his antics. He can change from one are inclined to hesitate in accepting their customary assignments. There imaginary chess board and . . . well, forum was held. Father Feely, in Oregon will ship a colony of beav­ Someone should remind our genius, Hampshire, New Jersey, Nebraska, person to the other without blinking that age for such an agile and lively will be at least two pages of news how can we lose?" answer to questions concerning the ers, some elk and other animals to the on the morning after the night be­ North Dakota, Utah, Alaska, Japan, an eye, and does sprint from one man who seems to grow younger stories. validity of the campaign to raise California World's Fair as part of its fore, that a person's intelligence is with each day. and in California. His favorite sub­ place to the other with uncanny Fred H. Douglas, noted anthro­ money to be used to give milk to exhibit. not to be judged by the size of his ject and chief interest is the Circum- No Extra Charge agility. Professor Haley spent nine years pologist and authority on Indian life, starving Spanish babies, said that head. polar Flora, or in easier English, There will be no extra charge-for in Japan (from 1900 to 1909) teach­ Where the human interest side of is in charge of presenting the Indian the whole campaign is a fraud being The Western Chemical Congress "plants around the North Pole." He the special edition, according to Shakespeare's Gratiano ridicules ing English and Mathematics at the this tale comes in, I don't know. But exhibit in the federal building at the worked upon the American people. of 1939 will be held on Treasure Is­ is an authority on the subject. word from Circulation Manager the men, who, by obstinate silence, Japanese Naval Academy. While this discussion serves the purpose of World's Fair of the West. In answer to questions concerning land during the Golden Gate Expo­ The biggest surprise of any in­ Jack Laboyteaux. The customary dress themselves "in an opinion of over there, he made many friends and complimenting the College Players the future government of Spain, sition. wisdom, gravity and profound con­ terview we have ever made came system of circulation will be used, also learned to speak the language and their director for splendid pro­ The National Dairy Show, premier Father Feely gave as his opinion ceit." Bacon's essay on the subject according to present plans. fluently, but as "Doc." prefers it— when we humbly asked, "How did ductions in the past, and this coming milch cow classic of America which that Spain is not ready for democ­ Eugene Neuhas, professor of art outlines the characteristics of such "I could read a little and write less." you come to follow the field of "This is a special effort on the production, of wit and humor. It's a will be held at the California World's racy and that most probably a form at the University of California, deliv­ a class. This composition has mere­ He lived in the home of the Marquis botany?" "When I was eighteen part of The Foghorn staff to dem­ riot, no foolin'. In fact, it should Fair, was organized 30 years ago and of limited monarchy will be set up. ered a series of four lectures on ar­ ly cited examples of these types. onstrate their attitude towards the Saga, whose father was a banker and years old," answered the professor, surpass Father Malachy. (How about will be held in the West for the first Father Peter M. Dunne, S. J., chitectural art at the California But if some are practical enough to impending Exposition. The appre­ teacher to the Emperor of Japan. In­ "I found that a certain butterfly of a couple of tickets, Prof?) All indi­ time this year. who is presenting this lecture series World's Fair on Treasure Island. have appropriated these distinctive ciation of the student body for our teresting about this family is the fact a species that laid eggs only on vio­ cations point toward success. in conjunction with Father Feely, qualities to someone else, the work- effort is the only gratification we that the young Marquis married and let leaves (he was studying insects Getting back to the scene of in­ How a steam engine can operate will deliver the second of the series How to grow old scientifically will has been at least clear; if anyone ask," declared Laboyteaux. had a daughter who, since Professor at the time) could tell which un­ formal rehearsal, these members of on liquod air will be shown in the next Monday night, when he speaks be shown in a "March of Life" ex­ has been true enough to have found Haley's stay, grew into a beautiful developed stalks were violets but This will not be the first occasion the cast do everything from wres­ Hall of Science at the California on "Background of the World hibit in the Hall of Science at the a mirror in the lines, it has been on which The Foghorn staff has young woman and in 1931 she mar­ I couldn't, and had to wait until the tling to spitting on the floor, the World's Fair. Crisis." California World's Fair. fruitful. ried the present Crown Prince of the flowers came out. Because the but­ exerted itself to commemorate a puppet Kingdom of Manchukuo. If terflies could and I couldn't, I be­ special event. When news of the Japan wins its conquest in China, she came very much disturbed and elimination of the 1938 Annual was will become Empress of the King­ decided then and there that I would heard, staff members immediately dom of Manchukuo. Humorously learn something about plants—in­ decided that they would endeavor then, the "Doc." truly knew her Im­ cidentally ("Doc." became very to replace the loss to the students perial Highness "way back when." confidential here) after fifty-one in some way by a special Yearbook

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