"Wings Over Africa" To SAN JOS E eS;PAy COLLEGE ig Cid NCE Depict Uncivilized World Name In Auditorium leeting SPA R A I LY Tonight onomics. Personal Appearance Of Famous Explorers SAN JOSE, cALIFORNIA, 23 THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1935 ve By VOLUME Number-43- In Connection With Film Is Slated To Draw Capacity Audience Here ent Johnson's Baby elephant, Toto Tembo, which IN CHARGE OF they captured in East Africa, The eagerly anticipated 'rg" a Tatt A.A, is pictured below San Jose appearance of the 'making 6. with Martin and Osa Johnson, who are to ovEN'S 1:ipear. in Martin Johnsons, famous African explorers, lecturers, and .0monics JINKs pe. rson itohnithtin the Morris Dailey auditorium y photographers, who do most of their shooting the Hoed, showingin of "Wings Over Africa" with cameras, meeting he will be made this evening in the is now in Morris Dailey auditorium at 8:15, ie IN GYM headed EVENING by RIO LA TORRE IS PRIZE IN along with the showing of their latest picture, "Wings Over Afri- received per. Trapeze", -Man On Flying ca", culmination of three years of an Home Ee COMPETITION exploration in Animal Heads" BETWEEN regions of Africa national cr. -Dance of EcononilaD To Be Evening's Features never before touched by travellers s its otos PROFS AND STUDENTS from the civilized world. The accuracy, authenticity, and eittee heade COSTUME PRIZES GIVEN genuineness of their pictorial re- working et Region From Mt. Lassen To cords of Africa have been such to Na Theta Fortune Tellers Will Reveal atbook of e. Death Valley Must Be Well that the American Museum of studentt Secrets In Everyday Life Natural History has officially Known To Win Contest en- n, president Of All Co-Eds Attending dorsed their pictures. Past pic- 0resident; ant tures presented the American Ttary trem. MEANS DOUBLE VICTORY The Women's Athletic Associa- public by the Johnsons Monday met included leadership of Gladys tion, under the "Captured by Cannibals", Head- Whitney, president, is in charge of Chance to Outdo Knowledge he hunters of the South Seas," "Sim- chalets the circus pm:gram planned for Of Sotzin, Stone And ba", and "Congorilla." Vetterle, is the Women's Jinks tomorrow night as, member. from 8 to 11 o'clock in the women's Hazeltine Is Promised BEST PICTURE son, refresh. gymnasium. Wisconsin Chemistry Head "Wings Over Africa", which d, entertie. of the features of the eve- One A two-fold victory will be the San Jose will witness this evening, Tones, Inds be "The Man on the ning will reward of the student or teacher is, according to Martin Johnson, Flying Trapeze" with Lee Barnes To Talk Here V who Monday E wins the La Torre picture "the most wonderful heads a trz picture we doing the singing, and Beth Simer- contest, declared Charles Pinkham, r revising the have ever made. With our two vine and Marian Bolden assisting. editor of the yearbook, when an- M. Other ten airplanes", he continues, "we were Also carrying out the circus theme On Criminal Investigation nouncing that e faculty and stu- re headed by will be the "Dance of the Animal dents would be on the same com- enabled to reach places never be- A Verna Hal. Heads", presented by Orchesis, petitive basis. fore accessible to white men." honorary dance society, which last Dr. Mathews Appearance Here Sponsored Besides the prize, which is to A new supersensitive panchro- quarter gave "The Juggler of By Science, Police Administration Groups; be a special copy of La Torre in- matic film has made possible even main Fa Notre Dame". Noted For Color Photography Work scribed with the winner's name, more beautiful and perfect photo- rickets to Promising to reveal many start- the individual who can identify graphy than hitherto possible. ling events of the future, and to most of the pictures taken of The added attraction of the per- on Shoe tell all about "The handsome man Dr. J. H. Mathews, chairman of the Department of scenic points in California, will sonal appearance of this famous in your lecture class", the fortune have an opportunity to demon- couple, both of whom are capable page one Chemistry, University of Wisconsin, and one of the leading and entertaining speakers, has tellers are preparing for a busy chemists of the country, strate whether the teachers or the evening. will speak in the college science students have the "superior hand" added impetus to the sale of lecture room Monday night at 8 to aced at Oa Admission will be free to all on the campus according to Char- tickets, and those still wishing o'clock, on "Scientific Methods in at the Pull. women, the only requirement being les Pinkham. secure them for the performance offices. Criminal Investigation and Iden- tonight should apply at once at 's that they wear a costume. Prizes Campbell, Broyles Students will be competing with CongoIlea tification." (Continued on Page Four) will be awarded for the funniest, such faculty members as Dr. He- rapidly Replacing the regular Monday Ding the prettiest, and the most original To Give ber Sotzin, Mr. George Stone, and attend the Views afternoon Science Seminar, Dr. o costumes. Dr. Karl Hazeltine, who have spent PLAY TRYOUTS TO Dyer Mrla Mathews appearance is sponsor- Faculty members who have been the majority of their leisure time s' own storie Over K Q W ed by the college Science depart- BE HELD JAN. 24, invited to act as patronesses and exploring the regions from Mt. should b27 ment and the Police Administra- to judge the costumes are: miss Lassen to Death Valley on their ANNOUNCES A symposium featuring Dr. Earl tion department. Helen Dimmick, Mrs. Helen Plant, field trips throughout California. MR. GILLIS pinch can k Campbell and Mr. Owen Broyles ON TOUR Miss Lydia Innes, Miss Clara "It is an accepted tradition campus sr. of the Social Science department Hinze, Miss Margaret Twombly, The famous chemist is making a among San Jose State students," Tryouts for four one-act plays Or 40 can on the "Development and Econ- "that when the time Thursday Miss Alice Hansen, Miss Margaret tour of the country, and was sec- said Pinkharn, are scheduled for next cents wn omic Consequences of the Federal even' ac- 50 Jewell, and Miss Doris Dean. ured for the San Jose lecture arrives for them to 'get in the Little Theater at noon, 5 cents. Debts" will be presented tonight through the efforts of Dr. E. D. with their instructors, they waste cording to Mr. Hugh Gillis, who at 9 o'clock over station KQW by Botts, who studied under Dr. Mat- little time in so doing. This means will direct the plays after casting. PEGASUS ELECTS the debating department of San hews at Wisconsin. that an exciting contest will pro- Tryouts are not restricted to Jose State. ETHEL RUHLEN Illustrated with fifty lantern bably take place between the two members of San Jose Players; any Both faculty members are con- the slides, the talk will be of especial groups." one may try for a part in German Pr. PRESIDENT AT experts in the political and sidered interest to local law enforcement economic field and will answer Good- the Saarid FIRST MEET officers, such as the state's attor- ALUMNUS TALKS I pla"yGsa.me of Chess", by KS. the question of just what the rap- Crooks and A Lady", I Hiker Inh ney, chief of police, and members j man; "Two Ethel Lee Ruhlen, growing federal debt means Stark Ktensive csa senior student, idly of the bar. Because of the recent AT MEETING OF by Pillot; "Addle", by was elected president individual in the nation. by Cle- xis of PIO of Pegasus, to each emphasis placed on the crime sit- Young; and "Yesterday", literary honor society, to succeed Other instructors in the Social PRE-LEGAL four plays. These ins, Jews it4 nation, Dr. Mathew's talk will be ments are the Robert Wright at the first meet- Science department have cooper- in the upstairs libr- etion particularly applicable at this time are on reserve in of the and presenting Gertun quarter held Tuesday ated in preparing of great interest to the gener- ary. ) be evening. and this discussion which will deal with who plan to tryout are be Nal al public. Mr. Vernon (Doc) l'errin, San Those Other members of the cabinet two general phases of the ques- instructed to select a scene to th SCIENCE PIONEER Jose attorney and one time presi- choaen at this time another candidate, or were vice- tion. been a pion- San Jose State college read with ind It President, the Dr. Mathews has dent of the Edwin , Wetterstrom: Dr. Campbell will deal with to have a part picked to read eer in the field of ballistics and student association, will speak at now secretary-treasurer, background of the debt, Barton Woods. general has de- the Pre-Legal Club alone. loon Plans past, its attendant subjects, and a meeting of for the coming quarter what debts have been in the -- ca.. . signed parts of the apparatus us- at 12:30 Friday afternoon in the heir were made at the burdens upon citizens, meeting. It was per capita world in this of the Home Economics re the 41,:j' decided ques- ed throughout the tea room Moore, Newly Elected to sponsor writdrs of note and a general history of the 0000 work. building. cided in college appearances, understanding of which Class President, Calls as has been tion, an According to Mr. 0. M. Broyles, s, Also Or done in ade- As a chemist he is chiefly in- the past by Pegasus. Upton is considered necessary to tt4 measurmenets club adviser, attendance at F'ri- Junior Meeting Today 'mice en Sinclair, Edwin the background terested in accurate Markham, and quately appreciate. will not be restrict- West of lr Roderick debt. need photo-chemistry, being one of day's meeting de Spain have been inv. connections of our present their first meeting under color photog- ed to members. Holding about 1.4 Wiled at general foundation the early workers in San Jose State during After this of the club the new officers which were elected Post According to Dr. Victor It is the custom quarters. laid, Mr. Broyles will con- raphy. Junior has been members to take their luncheon last week, members of the that Olt The national Peterson, chairman of thee total ves next meeting will be Ill`111 sider the dangers that the class will gather today in Room 1 department, the depart trays to the tea room and finish whelming Tuesday evening to citizens. t'tcle nee January Mli, set debt presents the meals during the meeting. of the Home Economics building . must M6 4:30 at with the orient of Chemistry at the Univer- the home of Mims Mary tle will deal mainly o'clock for an important Wisconsin is one of the The Pre-Legal club is a new at 11 Geornli' Hughes. inflation which results sity of d utger of organization composed of hour of business discussion, ei an- ; outstanding' in the United States., campus me sod Students wishing to constantly increasing debt apply for in a is appear- students wino are interested in law. Bill Moore, newly elected presi- Membership question Does it and, since Dr. Mathews nic in Pegasus should swering the not necessarily dent, will conduct the meeting, with betok6 submit only in San Francisco and Bev- The interest is ment an original we are to have unlimit- ing manuocript to mean that should from a vocational standpoint, the assistance of Byron Lanphear, the sponsor, country? lceley in this area, San Jose er Iwu'd Mrs. Sibyl Hancliett, ed inflation in this president and Jones, emesidered fortunate in hear - Howard Morris is of vice president, Alberta abroglitilw Room 6 in Ralph Eckert will he the Music department, Debate coach the organization, secretary-treasurer. or 10 one symposium. ing him. In Gernisr: of the officers. act as chairman of the PAGE TWO SPAR"' \ I) I I 1 . THUR;1) XY. J.kNUAR V 17, 1`)..

SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE TURN EM ABOUT TALE . By Michael Angelo SPARTAN DAILY Dedicated to Me best interests of San Jose Stet, THESE (HURRY LITTLE BEARS Published every scheal day by the Associated Students et San Jess State College SEEM TO BE

By BISHOP OIL SAN JOSE, CALIFOI: \ I \, THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1935 PAGE THREE ? AT R A P) be well under losing seems to DeWitt under the direction of 3 little Apple way guided the destines ry I hod podai, who gridiron eleven last royan arm of the Frosh t ring yo, Into the gym last fall. A glimpse count of ty aspiring group showed an ?r to ring 4 night

leather stingers busily absorbed he 'phone. of to punch each other's Ah flout In trying S.J. BEATS TIGERS 38-34 we may have .n little hull ears off. Some day I atxmco3:o:KmaoAccoacexce:exexcoo SO mitt aggregation egousiky an outstanding NOTICES would ring as though that t and it doesn't look Girl's Sports I lumber Ah ARNERICH distance. HIGH the POINT In By Oy is so far DOROTHY MARTIN ,cere. Jasalat All seniors who failed to show o3o3:Ectoomoximmocexcexamoc, bwever, soot. up for the intra-mural basketball has un-earthed some shy e stinkin' nut Portal Women in charge of program foot- Tuesday night are requested to be Labs. and retiring violets from the and entertainment events for the to MAN present tonight at 8:30 if they attempted and is WITH

team 15 POINTS Jinx leak ball will meet at the JUtairt Women's make masterpieces out of them for Gym at 12:45 on Friday to learn wish to play on a class team. 3t 'phone By DICK EDMONDS Listed on the o address, his boxing team. The San the order and organization of the Al Marske, Mgr. Al Jose Spartan five be- into the contest with a pair of roster as those out for the ring program. YO. Via OM gan the Far Western Conference field goals, only to see Holmberg t which sport are such celebrities as John Isirt season with its best foot forward shoot two more field goals. SWIMMING All freshmen and sophomores public Leo, Dee Shehtanian, Ray Arjo, than last night by battling uphill to Arnerich made the score 32-23 The novel "Swim-to-Santa Cruz who wish positions as baseball Blurt Watson, ex-captain Simoni win over an enroused Tiger quintet by making a long shot good. Marathon" is off to a splashing wolf in the pack of managers see Joe Blacow or Paul o naive u to and the lone 38 to 34. start! More women students enter Hallberg and Parsons, of the Jungermann. the categob sheep is Lou Salvato, Sparta's The fighting Bengais enjoyed a Bengals, each day, and there is still room joy of the 1934 track tightened up the score e deeply 1st pride and one point lead at the for others. half way with two field goals, but again All freshmen and sophomores late yo heart. seamen. mark, but the McDonald men the rally was stopped short when The swimmers travel on Mon- who wish positions as track mana- me, mats fraL forged ahead early in the second Arnerich sank a long shot. days and Thursdays from 12:00 fers see Bill Hubbard or Mel Is- other things Assisting Portal in the capacity half. The final two points on the Spar- to 1:00 o'clock. enberger. but Ah contemporary in the field of surely of a The Tiger squad ran up a 4 to 0 tan side of the ledger were chalked Following are the names of those sena none other than Bill especial coaching is lead before Arnerich sunk a foul up by Downs on a shot from be- on their way, and the number of 86; Betty Draper, 22; Jo Williams, cad of the Mann J.C. trio aerial at. Young, one shot. Downs and Drexel closed up neath the basket. In the last two pool lengths they have swum: Iva 20; Ruby Seimers, 20. here during the is your aerial' who transferred the margin with a pair of field minutes of play, the Tigers were Eldredge, 148; Barbara Adams, "You have all quarter to make rn 1934. Bill went acres. Indian summer days of goals. able to score one field goal and 92; Dorothy Potts, 86; Geraldine the trip; so start early and take the has seen plenty of work in The Spartan five did not once five foul shots, but the Spartans Merrit, 72; Eileen Rhien, 70; Doris your time, as endurance is the soy Iran, you wars of boxing and knows what have the lead in the first half. had by this time a secure margin. Shields, 64; Camelia Moran, 58; factor of competition," Doris lone somenme. It is all about. Because he has TIGERS LEAD AT HALF Gladys Wagner, 42; Juanita Kyle, Shields, swimming club represent- Xel.(I*)ir been ruled ineligible (rumor says With College of Pacific leading LINE-UP 42; Mary Wilson, 36; Esther Pye, ative states. a radio is tit till plied his trade for shekels. 20 to 17 early in the second half. S. J. State Pos. C. 0. P. G. Saxon d got darn it), Young is putting in Arnerich, the high point man of 0De Selle F Randall 9 who allegedly hours of helping Portal make silk the evening, sank a one-hand push 8Holmberg F Hallberg 4 r-wave purses out of old pieces of pigskin shot which Holmberg duplicated., 6Downs F Thompson 3 rogram withat who said that?). A large hand Having once gotten the lead, the 1Concannon F Fauster 0 TYPEWRITERS tratus _jun for Ell Young. San Jose team rapidly lengthened 15A rnerich C Parsons-10 UnderwoodL.C, SmithRoyalRemington keepir' tine the lead through the united effort 1Blddle C Vainbridge 0 Late models, first grade Machines furnished Students at dilly-dally IS of Holmberg, Arnerich, and Con- We find Joe Blacow has listed 0Johnson G Jacoby 2 Special Rental Rates. e Banshee cannon. 1 in addition to many outstanding 1Wing Singleton 'Cew and Slightly Used Portable Typewriters and Rebuilt e and the CM Randall brought the Tigers back 5 games on the baseball schedule 2Taylor Russell Large Typewriters of all makes. e two-humped a 4Drexel couple of such as Oakland at private school at the high school Good Allowance Made for Old Typewriters Lrage toniten Modesto and M.J.B. here in March. tomorrow night and then journey- Sold on Convenient Terms as Low as $1.50 per week. TOTAL 34 The Joker is that the games come 38 Expert Repair Services and Supplies for All Makes WI ing to Santa Cruz to meet that one ever one day apart. school Saturday night. Bill re any maw prep Telephone Ballard 8620 tough Red and Whites NOTICE ult populnite Hubbard's Tuesday's intramural turnout S. F. Y. M. C. A. at St. ving in him!' tackle the definitely shows what the drawing Joseph's tonight in the headliner. There will be a short meeting of Office Store Equipment Co. len I.,. Mills power of basketball is with the fans will be able to get all girls who are taking part in HUNTER here's nothiri Basketball EDWIN E. proletariat or non-varsity men of their fill this week with the State- the entertainment for the Jinx, 71-73 East San Fernando Street San Jose, California the college. Every class was repre- Pacific game topping it off Satur- Friday, January 18 at 12:45 in North Side of Street sented with about twenty would-be day night in the Spartan pavilion. the W.A.A. Lounge, Women's Gym. :ES stars and more are expected to 'bow up tonight. To those who did NINFCLIX QUAE TANTA ANIMUM DE- "ECCE DEU5 RAMPM 1 E EO RORE MENTIA CEPIT ? NON ADpim05IN0p NTVM VIQE4 50P RATUM Drown:at:0 not get in on Tuesday's elimination SATIN VIRE5 ALIAS CONVER5AQUE--- STYCIAs SOPEIUTRQUErQUASSAT A to appear Process, the last chance to Ciii ------. ETC, ETC. TEMPORA CUNCIANTOUE a y will plea place on one of the class teal, NATANTIA LUMINA 0LVIT. VIX ithln the ma Will be tonight. Rally round. V Cervantes ulo Also a note from Charley Delta Ph eta Walker. Tonight, it seems, is the first so. part of the inter-squad swim- taken dal! ig Ming meet, scheduled to start at 4 Stud asley's Ilk Tomorrow night is the con- streets. Clara cluding half of the meet and those

('ho would get their feet wet watching the aquatic stars making salesmee apples -eeze in the State pool will be attend tr to gazing earnestly at the proceed- in NOM 21 ing& Walker has some fine mater- for valualla ial and the meet should be more Copyright. 1931. a..7. Aryttools Wham Cataliallg sale e' than ng the interesting. FILIIRIBMS OMNI THE Cildirrre E ALBEP:f 110,. We see by the papers where WRITE FINIS TO PIPE SMOKING PRINCE BURNS LOAD Of THAT the California UNTIL YOU HAVE TRIED GET A TOBACCO AS due anf second stringers LZ _ PIPE MELLOW now Save the ALBERT. COOLER Cal Aggies an unmerci- PRINCE WIDER, SO GOOD. ful THESITE115 REMOVED TASTES SIXTEEhe beating the ALL RINWAI BfRf AND other night by an SO LONG THERE'RE unmentionable AND IT'S MILD AND LOMAS"SWEET score. as WiNhTHRILLINCi BAND! Readers met' Seems MELLOW +. ACTUALL4 LD A though the O CASA it Davis boys were hit YOUR AS THE TIN Friday, MAKES o u NCES SMOOTH EVERY Pretty hard by graduation, IN FOR A in Room 10 al- PIPE , OUNCES TODAY though Crip TASTEIA TWO I, 151n: Toomey has a habit BETTER.' JOIN UP JOY look at or SO PIPE coming up .4 REAL to with something un- n M M ow IN tely see looked for 4;t7,’. COUFtSE Please when the conference ed. tilts begin to make their appear- ance.

meet todo Just leers and as an advertisement, see we of the OP where "Si" Simoni's INGE ALBERT Tech High team is THE NATIONAL SMOILE i ,ttees. meeting the Chamanade

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PAGE FOUR SPARTAN DAILY, THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1935 REVEREND Camera Club Meeting PANEL DISCUSSION PLANNED New Film Result GOULD To Be Postponed Until IS TO Instructors To Review Education CONDUCT Evening Of January 23 Of Three Years Of 'Y' GROUP Methods and materials in edu- Concrete examples by students Because of the Importance and cation will be received at a panel who have completed their student In Travel Africa The Rev. Benjamin to be given discussion conducted by four fac- teaching will be furnished by Gould, pa,. interest of the lecture tor of the First (Continued from Pale One) Congregellow Monday night by Dr. J. H. Ma- ulty members at the first meeting Ronald Linn, Kenneth Addicott, church of San Jose, Will the University of Wis- of the Junior High majors Tuesday Woody, and Howard Bleth- agik thews. of Lurleen either the Publications or the Con- direct discussion for a Y3V.C4 consin, on "Scientific Methods; in in Room 1 of the Home Economics en. interest troller's office. Student tickets, at group, "Religion in tk Criminal Investigation and Iden- building. The program for the evening the special rate of 40 cents, can Modern World". tification", to many of those join- The panel discussion will be a speaking trio will include a Verse be procured only at these two Because of the success ing the newly-planned Camera procedure never before tried by the by Ronald Linn, Kenneth Addicot, campus agencies. General tickets, of group which the Rev. Club, the first meeting which was group. Dr. Raymond Mosher. of musical Gould cot. and Joel Carter, and a which are selling for 50 cents, ducted two years ago, it was d, scheduled for that night, will be the Personal office; Dr. P. Victor selection. Refreshments will be and reserved tickets at 75 cents cided to have him lead a six postponed until the following Wed- Peterson, chairman of the Science served. weeiu can be secured either on the cam- series open to everyone nesday. on the department; Dr. William Poytress, pus or from Sherman Clay and campus, announced Miss Caro Dr. Mathews, chairman of the head of the Social Science depart- MUSICAL HALF HOUR TO Co, Burnett's, or Ferguson's music Leland, Y.W.C.A. secretary department of Chemistry at Wis- ment; and Dr. Earl Atkinson, stores. HAVE JAPANESE CHOIR Faculty members will be prt, consin and famous for his work member of the Commerce depart- Featuring :Joel Carter, popular sented to give their answers In crime detection will demonstrate ment will participate. to campus baritone, and the Japanes the questions: Does religion rsek the use of photography in police Subjects will be "Methods and Radio Play of Gordon Verse Choir under the direction any difference in the life of 1: work in the course of has lecture Procedure Teaching" and "Nee- of individual? Does it and the first activity of the Cam- of Blanche Corriveau, the Y.W.C.A. To be Presented Today have am 1 essities in Keeping up to date on came in the modern era Club, will be to attend the presents the first Musical Half world^ Materials". Students will be per- following Hour of the quarter tomorrow at An original radio script by one The schedule has bet discussion, according to Mr. Geo. mitted to ask questions in relation 12:30 in the Little(Theater. of the budding college geniuses, announced: January 23, Mr. E. Stone, adviser. to the discussion. WC Next Wednesday, after the meet- The artists will announce their Wesley Gordon, will be performed ter L. Bachrodt; January 30, D! ing, a full-fledged organization ficers. writing by-laws, and de- own numbers. Te Y.WC.A. invites this noon in Room 7, during the William Poytress; February N will emerge, when the plans mad, ciding on qualificutiorus for mem- everyone interested in the Half regular meeting of the Advanced Dr. Elder; February 27, diseusne by the sponsors for electing of- bership are reulized. Hour to attend. CreaUve Writing class. by Harry Rathbun.

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