1SOU N D PICTURES FOR LIBRARY PLANNED Dy Remember Deadline For Your La Torre La Torre e ge Payment! SpattV,f Wednesday Dail COLLege__ XXVIII. VO L SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, \it iN DAV, .11'1(11, 8, 1940 Number 114 urvey

o Chosen by SAN JOSE CHOSEN BY CAA riessuremont therm and dI C. Jones SPECIAL ROOM PROVIDED Fiv3 Students To San Jose State college's new , - stressed Dr. mirary will include a motion pic- Jring will be STATE RADIO In ture projector and a special sound - New Post Receive Advance workers. Re. proof repvueraplossem iossf ill be CONS- SPEAKING CLUB showingroosomundforfilmthse, the Bureau of Joyce Backus, head of the Library ington, Training DC. department, Flight who, with College Trifle Win TRYOUTS ,. HA,S President T. W. MacQuarrie, at- ei'llege from tended a conference with state San Jose State college, selected last spring as one of Tryouts for the Radio Speaking Division of Architecture repre- 13 schools in the United States to give Civil Aeronautics are urged 10 nociety will be given from 4 to 6 sentatives in Sacramento Thursday Authority pilot training, has been selected again for a pio- in advent' on Thursday in the group's room of last week. neer role by the CAA with the announcement by President a the Raw below the Little Theater, it was WEEKLY HOUR the college has been chosen to con- schedule Friday by Don Pedraz- T. W. MacQuarrie that will announced Hopes of establishing a weekly training course. 8. surd, president of the club. appreciation hour at duct an experimental advanced the college FIVE SELECTED rill be devottd teilar to those given All students interested in radio in other edu- Five students out of the 15 who each woes% ,itional institutions are production are asked to obtain ap- expresseil successfully completed the primary by Miss Backus. This would he a plication blanks from the secretary Three Days Left training course last year will ED'U LE .-ession in on the Speech office as soon as which films may be undergo advanced training in a so being at. shown or phonograph possible. These must be left with records To Pay Fees new low-wing Ryan monoplane ancisco Stain Inusic. plays, her not later than noon of Thurs- or poetry heard 1,V secured by the college for the new co junior col. day. according to Pedrazzini. any strident attending the appre- program, according to Herman F. versity, IL's ciation hour. For La Torre The group's first meeting of the Minssen, college vice-president. The rersity of Cal. quarter was held last week. during A lecture room on the second new advanced trainer is gamUar to Only three more days remain In which time plans were made for floor 40 feet long and 24 feet wide Coach DeWitt Portal, above, the type which has been purchased measurement activities of the group for this will house the motion picture was elected secrctary-treasurer which students can make their by the army air corps in large tate are Dean spring. According to Pedrazzini, equipment and will be furnished , of the NCAA Boxing Coaches payments for La Torre, student numbers for use in the army ad- Irene Palmer, with black -lined window. Hal Burdick. popular radio nar- draps for Association at a meeting held published early in June, vanced training schools. ably, and Dr. annual darkening purposes. The walls will in Sacramento last week. Lou aloe' known as the "Night Editor", announces Editor Bill Laffoon, The five advanced CAA flyers will be a guest speaker before be hung with monkscioth or some Houck of Penn State was elected are Glenn E. Kelley, Edwin T. Bay- the , DEADLINE WEDNESDAY - - nociety in a few weeks other sound-deadening material to president, William C. Egan of ley, Robert M. Cartmell, John C. been set nr* eliminate outside noises, according the University of Miami was Payment deadline has Simoni. Two New club pins in the form of Flesher, and Renato to Miss Backus. Venetian blinds elected first vice-president, and for Wednesday afternoon at 3 James R. Curran and miniature microphones have been alternates, Page Owl will also be 'installed. Eddy La Fond of Catholic Uni- Student Johannson, have also been adopted by the group. At the first ' o'clock in the lobby of the John T. rim, veteran DOORS, WINDOW SHADES versity at Washington D.C. was Union. A fee of four cents to cover chosen. meeting Lowell Heath was ap- rance in "Kind Doors for the new library were picked as second vice-president. students enrolled REFRESHER COURSE Minted director of the club's first tax is charged of the critics considered at the Sacramento Ito the college for three quarters Flying Instructor Earl Bradford production, an English play to be ; meeting .t in the title April 4 when the library given soon. while those students not enrolled will go to San Diego's Lindbergh in of "Once 'head and Dr. MacQuarrie conferred that period will he charged 50 Field where he will undergo a 10- Tryouts are open to everyone I Spartans Garner agull" bat the with William Poage, chief of the "rots for each quarter not in rest- day "refresher course" in prepara- whit La sincerely interested In da Spina. tak- ; State Division of Architecture, ing an tion for the advanced flight in- active part in the ech instructor. group'sWilliam Manhartz, designer of the Tie - Editor Laffoon emphasized the struction. activities, Second Place darshall Clay- Pedrazzini announces. Ilibrary plans, and Dolt Early, rep- Ifact that those students failing to Advanced ground school Instruc- Kirtley, ar.,1 i'esentative of the. Division of pay their La Torre fees by Wed- tion has already been started by le In PCI Meet well-known Pre-Legal Club Will Schoolhouse Planning of the State nesday's deadline will not be able the CAA flyers. With the an- man ham s. . Department of Education. to secure a copy of the annual. nouncement of the new course, Hear Local Attorney! Annexing three individual titles, PAYMENT HOURS President MacQuarrie denied that and two second place medal s. Clark The La Torre staff will be on there is any truth to the rumor Bradley, attorney and San six -man Coach Eugene Grattan's that Jose city Campus Clean-up duty every day from 12 to 1 the college would lose its CAA a childreel councilman, who Is a wrestling team wound up in a tie 3, o'clock in the Student Union un- training program because San Jose yan". It a sb leader In a movement to drasti- for second place with UCLA be- Undertaken til Wednesday when the hours has no municipal airport. have this MY cally change hind the University of California the government of will be extended until 3 p.m. The ------will rat San opera- in the Pacific Coast Intercollegiate rent Jose, will speak to members Major spring cleaning following payment hours will be It a!ie return of Hens on the campus began testi tournament at Berkeley Friday the Pre -Legal club today at in effect: Today: R, 12-1:00; To - asked. Turn night. CO OP HOUSES s 12:30 week, with WPA labor cutting! :00; Wednesday: in Room 25. morrow: S, 12-1 isk in library- ouL the brush from trees sur-! California finished with 29 Braille, T. and all others who ha ve failed -me Dehority. will dincuss the train- rounding the Women's gym. points and the Spartans and the GIVE PROGRAM ing 12 3:00 needed by the student going All elm and palm trees on the Bruins ended with 27 apiece, USK, Into law and also will review tie impos are In for a trimming, ac- Stanford. Nevada, and Cal Aggies, San Jose State college's four co- Work of the lawyer in rat,, gov- arding to Buildings and Ground brought up the also-roans with one operative houses, the Mary George, ernment Music Superintendent J. C. Stillwell. point apiece. Contest the Mary Post, Eckert Hall, and Con Lacy. at 121 pounds, was' Spartan Hall, will combine to spon- the first Spartan champion, pin- Deadline Set ,or a program tomorrow night in fling Bud Rosenberg of UCLA in the Little Theater. Spardi Gras Will Open 1-46. Fortune Masdeo at 145, and The program has been ,speeial- Vic Gorin at 155 also won first ,.. arranged to aid organizations places. Masdeo decisioned Latane - --- interested In starting co-operative With Whiskerino Test Sale of California, and Gorin won Students wishing to enter the houses next fall, states Arnold a decision over Harrison Latta Music department's original corn- Mehlhaff. who Is in charge of the Tau Delts Defend Title, Enter Six Men; of UCLA. position contest must turn manu- affair. Friday Contest In the light-heavyweight divi- scripts in before 5 p.m. today in Already scheduled to appear as Deadline For Signup In sion, Charlie Smith was pinned by order to have them considered, one of the speakers on the program Bill Merritt of California in 6:50. Miss Eleanor Joy, music secretary. is Mrs. Mildred Cawger. -nduca- San Jose State college men will have to choose between the Smith received the second place announces. Clonal chairman of the Palo Alto affections of their lady friends and the manly competition of the annual medal. All entries must he done on Cooperative Society, who will Whiskerino beginning next Monday. Dn In the heavyweight class. Bob piano-size manuscript paper, in speak on a topic pertinent to the Ors'sIbE of the beard -growing contest will officially begin FREDRIC tpardi Riddle won second place by a de- Ink. They should be given to Mr movement. Mehlhaff says. Besides Qras season Defending champs in the competition, Ihe Tow the fault victory over Melvin Thomp- George Matthews. of the music Mrs. Cawger another speaker. not 3OLD 'efts, will again enter their fax -man team and lay their title on Ore son of California. Riddle lost to faculty. or Miss Jay. Names of yet announced, will appear. AY against all comers. razor, the champion, Endro Smythe of students should not appear on Following the educational phase Grand prize for the longest beard will be a $15 electric Anderson, UCLA, the previous evening. manuscripts, as another means of of the program, entertainment will CLUB drat" by Paul Hudson, local jeweler, according to Don to carnival. In the 128-pound class, Bob id,ntification will he used. be furnished, with representatives )0 to *no with Ruth Shirley, is In charge of contests for the or Bob Norona captured third place after Winners will be announced inlfrom all four houses participating Entrants in the contest mind sign up with Anderson II .40 finals undefeated about three weeks, according to All students and Payne Wednesday or Fe-kitty Iii (mid advancing to the members of the , general Spardi (;11114 Chairman, BOGS at the morning. i (Continued ow Page Pour) Miss Joy. 'faculty are invited to attend ..... ) Spartan Daily office and appear clean-shaven Monday

.011111111110.____ PAGE TWO SPARTAN DAILY, NI( )NI) N.PRII. S. 1Q40 ORGANIZATION SAN !JOSE STATE COLLEGE * Just Among Ourselves Spattan, Daily By DR. T. W. MacQUARRIE CALENDAR affect that This The recent decision of the attorney general to the calendar Is Printed lor ths gam. fees for Dedicated to the best interests of San lose State there was no authorization for a junior college to charge ,n.sitt.is.,,ea. :Psi lit hh. S:41:1.and ., h1.1rnr...shp ;we: costs of operation, is a matter of some notices ol regular meeting datrs Fmrie! .1. %CC, i ." he Nan lase I idice material and other minor al Of 6111. ends, winds will Putil.sh.d every school day by the Asaociaied Student. of San Jos. Slabs Colley. concern to this college. p2im.sir. )..naddi college, d.o P al Gibe Printing Co. Colombia 435 1445 Smith First Street Pees of that nature are legally authorized for the state s4 hi 75r per quarter or 51.50 per V... organized there was lei thought Subscription iiiid when the junior tiolloges were A7A\:1;p1hil'at PS Omeg hedur.o7N:: on the part of anyone that they would iii their operation and control Alpha Eta Slgrna Mmlos. hms. csA bloccaile:tbyb R2RR5EnS:.1 Ey. nth. W. lie any different. Free public education in the grade schools and high schools. . . but Delta Phi Upsilon Another Stride Ahead . where it is legally required. is approved by almost everybody; None Del. En. nth. Mos. Dolt.l-het.. Omega Sainte Clii,...t5enoct....W.Tit., NuI there is a feeling on the part of the public generally that when it 1 announcement by College Vice-President Et-IttlomEPlaig*y" With the should make a bit of an effort Club s. 211 34 Fri., 1st comes to college, the student himself Fencing Club Wo. gyn. Nosy low-wing 11:15-1, Fn.% ff 11. Minssen of the purchase of a new Ryan and should be willing to pay at least a small amount to help provide plane for the use of the CAA ad- of which he Is taking advantage. advanced type training the special education OGretohkelsyis Ci"b WSiultm. gym Thurs.?' hay - Mt. Phi Epsilon NOII. D.C. Trim pilots, San lose State college's department There is no reason why students in the junior colleges should l'hi Mu Alpha Most,, vanced student None del. Eveth.Thin. nz taken another long clride oily MOre !While SIII1pOrt than the students in the lower ilivisien, Rainbow ChM Ftm I WE, 2ndliab of aeronautics wems to have Srnink and lam None dal. Isiald Thu, the state colleges and universities. If we believe they should cs.1.11 S57...GthenmK. Os,,..K:199"1.11."17trm ahead. additional education. tie -1;41.11t111" huts' nothing whatever to the tiist of their Sigma Delt PI ith4llasi.IhnivviEhre.nfn: Alphy Wu.: 'AT Aviation on Washington Square, a flourishing infant the Very same ruling should apply to the lower divisions id the film' Epsilon Ski Club Or of only a few years ago, appears almost ready to throw yi ai institutions. Tau Gamma GammaWorn,Wont. Sa situation it is quite impossible to distinguish arm WM. Is off its swaddling clothes. Starting with laboratory and Anyway, in our own Phi Slg. t 1:34 Wp mi.:, college students as far as such priv- 11 Chili 1 . . I. courses, the Aviation department now offers ac- between state college and junior hypp. lecture o. ileges are concerned. It is utterly impossible to have two different Or' hesis gyne 5 p.m. tual flight training through the CAA and the student 111,1yi Phi Onyga Mad Si. Claire lava students, all citizens under the same government, and treat To. to groups of Alt Org. ii,,,. 155 Tues. 7 p.m. flying clubs. It is to pioneer work of the latter groups one group in one way and the other group in another way. Cp. N. C., lllll a Rin. S11 Wed. 12 am. Dell. Comm.+, between our two colleges. that the Aviation department owes much of its growth. When the arrangement was first made Chi sign. mMtn.,,hbrrAs:" :313,' lrla chi Unsponsored by the college, the flying clubs went ahead it was specifically agreed that there WoUld lie tisi distinctions of that boa. 7:30 This calendar is the same that kind. The junior college students would have to meet the very same keeping alive the air-minded spirit of Sparta. appeared last quarter with the ad. obligations as the state college students, otherwise the arrangement However, the inauguration of CAA pilot training ditions handed in from time to could not be effected. The arrangement was highly desirable from time. Any differences with this gave San Jose State college a new lease on life. The re- every standpoint, not the least being the fact that it reduced our pei calendar or additions should be cently-granted approval for advanced flight training and student cost of education to the public. It would he foolish indeed sent to the Publications office as have two colleges in the same community offering duplicate services. the purchase of an advanced trainer of a type similar to soon as possible. that used by the army air corps indicate that Spartan avi- That would be a waste candidly condemned everywhere. It seemed ation has reached another peak on its upward. desirable then that the two colleges should be affiliated in such a way 1- - as to make I'm' economy, and that meant that all students vvould be Perhaps the not-too-distant future may see our Avi- treated the same way. ation department, headed by Frank F. Petersen, become We liad a number of officials of the Civil Aeronautics Authority Thinking It Over strong enough to challenge our outstanding teachers' train- here Wednesday. They asked about the costs of education here, and By GARDNEF: : [RS when they heard how little it wis they were astounded. At least two ing, music, police and other nationally-known and recog- Being a congenial is -publican, the of them said they wished they could have had a like advantage in niZed departments for supremacy. Regan. writer has always contended that their own college days. ex-presidelit Ho, iver has been over- We people in California can hardly realize how II tie our higher a speech at Stan- education is. In other parts of the country it is often ten times as ly last week. however, Mr. oh Help The Common Cause. much, and even in the Middle Western states which have long been lord which Cc etimmitteed to the encouragement Id higher ducation, the cost is not Hoover made a statement questionable, SI Hallway and staircase congestion is a problem that less than three times as much is it is here. We shall probably be Hicems rather or predic- 'ono becomes increasingly important with each new quarter. advantaged if we leave well enough alone in the present case, and He expressed a hope 90 per cent of the Stan. of II There just doesn't seem to be enough room for all the try to count our blessings for a while lion that ford students would get jobs within ln 011 students in this institution to get around at the times they. Build are supposed to. 60 days after graduation. We cer- SCANNING THE tainly hope they do. And San Jose scan i Perhaps the worst center of trouble is the commerce students, too. But the question Ili thus stairway. The steps are narrow, the classes in that wing THE !what kind of jobs? Will they be sing are overcrowded, and the result is a constant overrunning 41 STACKS STATE jobs in fields for which the stie iCAR1 dents were preparing? of limited space. By IRENE MELTON OF THINGS Perhaps, though. Mr. Hoover has ise fi z, The suggestion has been made that the situation would By VANCE PERRY .tome grounds for his optimiele Did you know that Alec Temple- be greatly alleviated if students were to use those particular statement. In an official statement composed a lullaby when he IrISohsin stairs only when absolutely necessary. The trend seems ton The spring quarter Is always of the Department of Labor, Sec- to be a was four years old? That several loverflowing with student activities, retary Perkins is reported to have for students traveling to and from rooms on that side of ill hi a the main staircase years before, when he was two, I but to San Jose State It means said that the total unemployed em. to use the commerce steps when they more than that. It means SPARDI States is core he could imitate perfectly on the ployables in the United could just as easily and more conveniently go downstairs GRAS. only something over two million. piano the sound of a nearby church top either by way of one of the main staircases or the one near Spardi liras is one of the few not the eight or ten million usually bell? the library. traditions which we have around reported. With three other routes available, any one of which These little-known facts about here and It should be protected Here, too, however, one might has not half the amount of traffic, is there any reason why one of the most accomplished mu- with all the ingenuity and energy ask just what kinds of jobs are In . sicians of our time are found in that we possess. eneluded,poy aiboresthose of the employed every member of the student body can't join in a cooper- a new series of magazines ative movement one of It all began some eleven years I to relieve the congestion in at least this just received at the reference desk. ago, they tell us, when two en- one place? Traub. "Current Biography, Who's News ergetic fellows by the names of For Rent: Clyde, History of the and Why" is the title of these Jim Chestnutt and Dick Russell Far East. Leave note in Coop NOTICES booklets, released the first of this put over the first carnival. Com- box "K". year by the H. W. Wilson Company paratively few students showed up Whiskerino cod' of New York. Brief yet informa- with costumes that first time, but a football game, Lost: A D.T.O. fraternity pin !bee, Anderson, La Bee. Atkinson, and a full' tive sketches of people in the pub- the spirit has grown with each testants will be judged, somewhere on the campus. Finder Benevento, Raggio, McGrady, Rod. spread out on the lic limelight today make this a succeeding year until now the right course dinner kindly return to Lost and Found. tick, Johnston, Ronald, Grant, for five cents. valuable reference source not only people just don't come without back Quad lawn, free W. Shank. Locks, Allen.Bob Payne, chr. student show for students but also reporters, some weird get-up. At night the best Revelries, wIll he writers, and everyone else seeking ' For those who have never at- Di the year, the There will be an important meet. Meeting of Alpha Gamma Nu, tfailev And to material on some of our most tended Spardi riras, let me make . given in the Morris Ina of all "Advance" committee advertising fraternity, will be held famous people of festivity their about whom little Is , you acquainted. For 12 or 13 hours end the 12 hours members in Room 119 at 12:00 in the Publications office today, which may be otherwise published. 'on May 3 the will be dancing, noon today. noon, carnival spirit will both and important national fra- Of Templeton this biographer earried on simultaneously in hold sway Beginning at 12 !HMO -- ternity business will be discussed., MIN'S "Through to accommodate satire, Imitation. with the opening ceremonies, the 1.1yIlis this year There will be an important meet. Judging of this last week's ads will and caricature .. . as well as with last cat will not t he in owo I Mg of Alpha Eta Sigma ht. drowned until fraternity be done. All members must be Isis take-off on Wagnerian opera They tell us that nothing, 12 or 1 that night at least that today at 4:00 In Room 139. PresentDick Ofstad, president. compare with ' he keeps his audiences con- IS when the lutely nothing, can Frances thing officially stops. Pearson. vulsed with laughter." Spardi Gras. There will be probably 20 con- the Pi Epsilon Tau will hold its Radio Announcer Milton Cross cession Will the trackman booths in the front Quad. who took by regular meeting tonight in Room ut CiIrt.00111tit JaIIIPM Thurber are with a ducking tank. "riding the mistake a pair of sweatpants with. 161 at 7:30. two other indiviihials who rate jitterbug", and many other crazy A a double cameo ring tied to the stories in the magazinc stunts which can only germinate Will Jo Butler, Stevie Jacks, monthly, there are two numbers draw string please turn the ring in or in the college mind. There will be Virginia Ebner, Barbara Jean Wal. booklet Iii the libliiry at the either to Coach Tiny Hartranft or lace, Stella Schnabel, and Lefa ta--simt time. to John Peek. A reward is offered. Becker please meet at 3:00 today '11:. (Ink, 1.1)iil’ S I 0,101 I's Ills' if' The rIng is valuable as a keepsake. n the Quad.Celeste Joseph. IliM: NOTICE I i lir l'IjI ’,111 John Peek. Special meeting mealp treatment Imo init. of all roivone-ce mum' AND I nterf ra tern it y meeting tonight or! in Imo .1.1, rent mem DEt letOUS APPLE seittOrs, merchandising. accounting. Ilf1NOVERS Spardi Gras committee meeting meer WaVe (ill s e:151 IMO' MIR. PM. c 1 .it the Gamma Phi House at 8. Lecretarial, and epecial secondary Don Lux Academy Beauty Culture in Room 7 at 12:30 today. Will the Frat--rnities be sure your repre degree malors in Room 139 today CS W San Antonio St follo,eing please be present: Sur- , sentatives are present.--B. Payne. .it 4 o’clock.Or. 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' hat. W. Wthd 711 4, Noss DROP Hi., Nu BUT (TOSE BOUT ON P& oh. Minh ta h.thd. is Mth 1,11 JOSE, CALIFORNIA, ’ I \ \ I '!' I I ".. 141) 1.1 110 0 Mon. lCOND. TO FRANK I. KARA I I. TU, tplb a month rhurm. 14 tt Keep Month. ritzi, Allen Four Spartans ith Thurs. 11th Football MIL Clinic Set For 1thi partans In Game In Semi-Finals 1211 Wed. IN r. PARK, Fres- 2nd Wd "itE COLLEGE By JOHN HEALEY Walt McPher- In called atml 6.Coach May 3 On Spartan Field Spartan Dail? Sports Editor bun. Ill Jose State college base - Wed. IN ; San Lv. doubleheader here Little Bill Sellers, Spartan 120- ens split a NATIONAL CHAMPS- I-711 ag- pound pugilist, led P.. Mr. with the Fresno Bulldog Coach DeWitt S 1,500 spectators, NOVEL IDEA Netters Defeat Tu. Er. bon before 120--Ted Kara, Idaho. Portal's varsity boning team to a p.m. ever to s. 7 ol the largest crowds 127Sewele Whitney, Loyola. third place tie with pre-tourna- CCAA horsehide contest.; , .1 -as a 135John Joca, Florida. SHOWN FOR Fresno 6-3; ment favorites, Louisiana State 31 Tun. Spartans combined 14 hits TS WA 145Snyder Parham, L.S.U. University, at the NCAA tourna- roe that t-rorless play to capture the ! 155Woodrow Swancutt, Wis. GRID FANS ment held in Sacramento April the ad. fune 6 to 5. but dropped the , 165Laune Erickson, Idaho. Kifer Is Upset II 4-6. Idaho won team honors. time to -1 encounter 4 to 0 when they 175John Webster, Idaho. Facing the cream of the nation's ith this to hit in the clinches. First Scrimmage unable Hvywt.Nick Lee, Wisconsin. May Coach Irwin Blesh's San Jose collegiate boxers, Sellers traveled ould RAV ICH WINS be ASPA Be Held Tuesday State tennis team dropped Its first into the finals after beating Rob- office Time" Kas as igTork "Hawaiian three matches of the season at ert Sachtschale of Wisconsin in for the received credit San Jose's correspondence Fresno Saturday, but continued its the semi-finals Friday night. He win when he let down the winning streak Liebenberg Paces course in "American Col- by defeating the lost to Ted Kara, 1936 Olympic dogs with 11 scattered bIngles. Bulldogs, 6 legiate Football" under the direc- to 3. boxing captain and last year's ..ry Allen and Bennie Frizz' led Big John Krysiak 127-pound NCAA champ. Saturday Frosh Trackmen tion of Professor Ben Winkleman, dropped his Iver .nutting attack with three hits, first match of the year to Dean night, in the finals. - Washington Square squad now RS Spartan grid mentor, will con- St. John. ace Fresno State netter, Kara's experience proved too the fireworks early :1 In Victory vene for its firit session Friday 6-1. 6-4. Krysiak showed the ef- much for the Spartans. Sellers th,. si’ e Frizzi centerfielder, , night, May 3, it was announced fects of lack of practice in losing forced the fight for the first two tdvanced to second on Ed rounds, only to lose in the last 30 'it that Showing unexpected strength in yesterday. to St. John, whom the San Jose .5 over. sacrifice. Captain Harvey State star forced to three sets be- seconds of the third when Kara both track and field events, Coach Better know as "The Football Stan- Is' single moved Frizzi to fore succumbing last year. turned on a last-minute rally. Kara Tiny Hartranft's freshman cinder! Clinic", townspeople and students '''. Mr. where he tallied on Johnny to date has fought 231 fights to aggregation defeated Gil Bishop's! will be shown the various intri- Captain George Kifer ran into which i.t clout into lertfield Rhodes 20 for Sellers. Placer junior college squad, football by two difficulty in his sixth singles match ,d on the throw -In. 87' I caries of college One of the most discussed de- to 30..., on the Spartan field oval Spartan elevens guided by Winkel- and was defeated in three sets. predic -sno came right back in their' cisions among coaches and fans Saturday morning. I man and Warner. Krysiak and ne Stan- the initial canto to score , Kifer combined in of the three-day tournament was WIN TWELVE EVENTS ! RULES INTERPRETED within ' on two consecutive doubles. the second doubles to lose the the one that gave Frank Kara the The local yearlings allowed the Interested grid fans will be given We cer- Bulldogs evened the count in third match of the day to Fresno's nod over Dale Wren, Spartan 127 - demonstrations e x p la ining visitors hut two Mats- -the 100- the pounder. Wren forced the fight an Jose !mond inning when Bergazzi, St. John and his doubles partner. yard dash and javelinin the first many formations, different types tion lbase, knocked in Lawless who and knocked down the PCI champ- net of the season. of offensive and defensive combin- Ed Harper, lanky State star, hey be saigled earlier in the inning ion in the second round. in the outstanding ations, rule interpretations, and the captured his second singles match he stu. isARTANS SCORE TWICE Lester Liebenberg, third round, the Spartan opened three many other puzzles that yearly while Vic Ehle, Jack Dixon and lose went back into the lead froth field performer, nabbed up a cut over Kara's right eye, mystify the football going public. George Egling also won their tse fifth first places to pace the yearlings. and the Idaho coach threw in the ver has inning when Floyd tilts. Llebenberg captured the high SCRIMMAGE TUESDAY? towel. The judges gave the deci- timistic oef, diminutive second base- with a leap of five feet 11 With the first week of spring The doubles combinations of sion to the Idaho fighter. which tement , tingled in Captain Harvey jump heave of practice completed. Winkelman Harper and Egling and Ehle and ea and Johnny Allen. After Inches, the shot with a suet with general disfavor froni r, Sec has made plans for this week's Dixon kept their perfect records 500 39 feet 7.. inches, and the discus both coaches and fans to have had garnered two runs In 112 feet 8 inches. drills. The first scrimmage of the clean with impressive victories. Thursday afternoon, Jim Kin- at half of the seventh to with a throw of red en! make season will be held early in the WINS Thursday afternoon the Spartan caid was the only Spartan to fight, idea is :ore five to four in favor of ROBERTS week, possibly Tuesday, the Wash- racqueteers travel to San Fran - losing by a first round technical Jose, Ed Hunt, dependable !Bruce Roberts, former Gardners- ington Square head the field man stated. cisco State in what is expected to knockout to Laune Erickson of usually 'ONO scored from third on vine, Nevada, star, nipped Pop Warner has given the four be their toughest match of the Idaho, who went on to win the ler Van Lanningham's wild in the 220-yaid dash in the fair strings enough plays so that scrim- season. The San Francisco squad national title at 165 pounds. Kin - early season time of 24 flat. Mar- might mage sessions can be held, Nu frosh, placed al- is one of the strongest in North- caid had formerly lost to Erickson In- crowded the bags in the shall, also of the are though the performers have not ern California and may upset the at the PCI matches held in March. 'played rad of the ninth but could second. victory mastered the individual assign- Bleshmen. Thursday night, Bill Sellers took 'tore one ran, mainly due to Charley Bowers raced to ments as yet. an easy decision from Mike Di- learnt relief the mile in 4 minutes 45 sec- hurling by Tony In Should the assembled grid Calvin won war- Maio of Loyola of the South, and the coose" Nasim e in. onds, while teammate of riors look good in practice today, MERMEN GET Dale Wren lost a questionable de- TACCERT half in 2:05. Kaleh Borg leaped Co-op LOSE the tomorrow will mark the opening vault at eision to Kara of Idaho. Bill Bol- iltaugh San Jose had two men to first place in the pole BACK IN SHAPE scrimmage of the year. (Continued on Page Pow) .., Me first six inches. two innings of the 11 feet MINTER, ALLEN PLAY con- contest Summary: Charley Walker's swimmers ail o they were unable Although Aubrey Minter and full. :Txti ( P) Miller (Si) now back at work in earnest after , a across the needed tallies. 100Johnson Johnny Allen, San Jose's two the "t Austin, :10.4. taking it easy for a few days fol- on Fresno chucker. held Marshall (SJ) ebony flashes, are playing on the cents SPatlas (SJ) Marshall (SJ) lowing the team's recent trip to batters to three hits. 220Robert5 baseball squad at present, they are show 'Ar Tagged :24. the coach said yesterday. wool the losing Brennan (P) scheduled to take part In at least Utah, Oer viii 440Moore (Si) Owen (Pt Bet- two of the scrimmages. The entire The Spartan mermen open the '.Ia. TIPS: hod Unger (SJ) :54.2. squad will work out every night spring season with Menlo juntoo then in Frizz! Bauguire (P) college here April 12. and Johnny Allen 880Calvin (Si) next week. Several on meets are scheduled in Ay h.' a personal feud in the Drew (SJ) 2:05.4. In a surprise move Thursday, preparation kith Ittontest Davies (8J) for the California when they both gar- MileBowers (SJ) Pop Wariier converted Deward Collegiate Ath- "01three consecutive hits Bachman (P) 4:45. nel, gulr ackle last year. letic Association to be held in Fres . - AFTER AN EVENING hust 69arta0 HHMarshall (SJ) Angel...... to no May 18. Freshman swimmers shortstop, pulled 120 l-carn spot. OF DANCING abso. Stalsrs :16.8. Palo Alto high out of many holes by (SJI Campian (SJ) Fornell looked impressive in his have a meet with with lettellent Johnson (P) school April ls fielding and fine de - 220 LHShank (SJ) first try at the spot and may be DROP IN TO THE :14 work Campian (SJ) :25.2. In both contests . - Merrick (Pt the one to till the vacancy left by -..!' COr- RAINBOW Sanchez, High JumpLiebenberg (S.1) of Leroy Zimmerman second sacker. graduation "Where all good fellows meet - -’ errorless 5 ft. 11 in. ball in both con - ey (P) Edward (SJ) ; nil Carlton Peregoy. Ellestat tor a Dish of did Harvey Rhodes and Pole VaultBorg ( SJ) KREBS 't ft. 6in. Allen . . . Bennie Frizzi ( P1 Rocchi (S.11 11 Peace society meeting Thursday - Lemon Cherry Custard Play' 'D with the outstanding Broad Jumpm ill or (SP It 7:30 on Room 14. ASSOCIATED Ice Cream 9 in )f the games when he (Si, Angell (SP 20 ft. Mileage Service and sore,- New in Water I SP from deep centerfield JavelinRoleder (Pi lftri 3 in. Cat, Donuts inning of the first game Knight i Si) 134 ft. _ ARTISTS Lubrication a (SJ) Rol' diving catch of a texas Shot PutLiebenberg MATERIALS ft. 7 in. ; Specialists . ony Nasimento took voter PI Neuroth ISJ) 39 RAINBOW is 1 Waters Brushes, Papers. Colors , :9 horn the partisan crowd DiscuaLlebenberg ( SJ) j Canvas. SAN JOSE PAINT t hit Angell iSJI 112 ft. 8 In. f three Fresno State ISJI & WALLPAPER CO. 3rd & San Carlos DONUT SHOP Jose (Bowers. ,, i Both games were Mile RelaySan !t!1_2 So. 2nd St. Col. 23 125 South Fourth St. isv 'sted Moore) 3:41. over a Fresno station. Rettingcr, APRIL 8, 1940 PAGE FOUR SPARTAN DAILY, MONDAY, Settles, Hunt Take Dean ITALY AS MILITARY Advisory Posts For 11Stanford Speaks POWER IS A MINUS Young Democrats I To Commerce Club Ciaiidr N. Settles and or. vie tor Hunt, of the Social Science Forty Busineumea QUANTITY: POYTRESS department, have accepted Invi- Staters All Wet; tations to act as faculty advisers Invited To Affair to the campus Young Democrats' NEW ROMAN EMPIRE Beg For Bagdad Hugh S. Jackson, MUSSOLINI'S club, it was announced at the dean of Stot ford Graduate SHELL Democrats' Thursday night meet- School of IS MERELY HOLLOW has Business, San Jose State college Stu- been chosen as the ing. main gust speaker at the JOHN BLAIR BEACH Mrs. Virginia Irwi n, of the dents cry: Commerce club By dinner Youth Coun- "On to Bagdad!" at the Hotel "if Italy were to join Germany in active prosecution Santa Clara County Sainte Maio were guest Don't be alarmed folks! Anti. Friday evening at cil. and Dr. Hunt, 6:45 o'clock, of the war today, France would be in Milan tomorrow," Dr. Carlton Pederson, speakers at the meeting. Each rainsupporters of the "On to club adviser, ha, William Poytress, Social Science head, stated in an inter- discussed different aspects of the Bagdad" plan have subsided this announced. splendidly- the sun. "Qualities of view recently. "Italy, despite her gigantic, youth movement in this and other week with the return of Leadership is But, ness" will be equipped army, is basically a weak nation. She could not count ries. Student followers of Fortune, the topic of Dee mag. evolved the Jackson's discussion. defend herself Doan Carmody was appointed the Super Ile has iue possibly returned from delegate to this quarter's Organ- movement when they discovered a trip through the against the onslaughts of the East, where he ization Dinner, and a committee the fact, revealed by the April had conference. It is estimated that Junior Orchesis with executives French. w appointed to raise funds to Issue of the magazine. that Bag- of Dupont, General should Mussolini join Hitler, Ger- m dad has had less than four Electric, Standard 01/, ten divi- send two delegates from the group and oevent many would have to send other large firms, ee s TonigM to the California Youth Council, Inches of rain In five years. according to Sir sions into Italy to keep the country It isn't as fantastic as it Pederson. Allies. to be held in Los Angeles April from being overrun by the Juniors and 12-14. sounds, either, for Fortune seniors art With Italy out, Germany has ten In Dance Stutho re- means Bagdad. California! San quested to either turn In on the Election of officers will take money or divisions that can be used tickets to the place at next Thursday night's Jose has its points too, for n banquet as soon Western Front." Junior Orchesis, dance group, a honor (7) of being the possible, as there is will meet for the first time of the meeting. Nominated for the office has the quite a dc VULNERABLE mand by locality with the fewest thunder- two-year students for Economically, Italy would also spring quarter tonight from 5 to 6 of president were Tom Griffin and averaging one a year. tickets, Pederson said. o'clock in the Dance studio, an- Elizabeth Moss; vice-president, storms, be a heavy weight upon her Ger- Forty of Bettie Moody and Ray Pitskev San Joe's leadna man ally, according to Dr. Poy- nounces Miss Marjorie Lucas, dance business men have been - instructor. secretary. Pearl Gold. Constance NOTICE hinted to tress . "In resources and raw ma the dinner. The Each meeting will be complete Campagria, and Helen Bhend: ser- Student Union girls meeting at purpose of the terals, the Italian nation is notori- meeting is to geant-at-arms, Doan Car mod y. 12:30 in the Union. All girls who bring a closer rela ously deficient. She has to import in itself with a new problem or tionship between business men to topic being presented each time. Nominations will remain open un- have signed up should be there, and most of the materials necessary students in the til next week's meeting. others are welcome.Alice Good. School of Buenos keep her going in peace time. In The group is an informal one war time, she will need much more, open to all women students regard- but she'll get nothing. Her geo- less of previous experience. Miss graphic location makes her ex- Lucas explained. Women inter- iFaculty Member tremely vulnerable to an effective ested in working with the group Women Students Allied blockade." are urged to attend this meeting Writes Article which will deal with limbering and Therefore, her entry into the war i conditioning techniques. would weaken rather than strength - A (our-page article by Dr Eine en the German cause, opines Dr. Needed In Survey Robinson, associate professor of Poytress. "Hitler would find it Fellowship Awarded philosophy, appears in the March Women students interested in ment study is to standardize the necessary to support the Italian 30 issue of "School and Society Ralph Smith, '39 cooperating with the Federal sizes of commercial patterns and people in much the same way that magazine". The article is a report Bureau of Agriculture in stand- ready-made garments," Dr. Jones the Kaiser's Germany had to sup- of a recent meeting of the Psdk Ralph Smith. 1939 graduate of ardizing sizes are asked to explained. "When It is completed, port Austria-Hungary in the last dress Conference on the teaching i! San Jose State college has been appointments women will no longer meet the philosophy. war. The result would be that the make measurement awarded one of the two $600 in the Home Economics office to- p r e s e n t difficulties of finding entire Nazi economic plan would Contained in the article are 110. Schyler fellowships to Cornell Gni- day, announces Or. Margaret C. wrongly -sized patterns and dresses be upset, and hence Germany manes of papers delivered at CM versity, Ithaca, New York, accord. Economic de- due irregularities." would become substantially weak- Jones of the Home to present conference, some of them dealing ing to word received here by Dr. Cr. Germany can hold her own If partment. RESULTS CORRELATED the socialwith implications of P. Victor Peterson, head of the the war continues at its present APPOINTMENTS Results of the study will be cor- philosophy and new methods and Science department. pace, but she can ill -afford to sup- Appointments must be made in related by experts on the Bureau suggestions for the teaching of Smith is finishing his first gradu- of Standards in Washington. of port a nation of 40 million." advance of the actual measure- D.C. social philosophy. ate year at Cornell, and will get ments which will take place from , Sponsors of the measurement BRENNER CONCLAVE Mr. Robinson, who wao one d his master's degree in June. April 18 to 27. The work will be study at San Jose State college sP: Dr. Poytress stated that the the organizers of the annual con- A biological science major here, clone by experts. A half an hour are Dean Helen Dimmick, Dr. Irene be famous Mussolini-Hitler conclave ference, has served as president up he was an outstanding student, re- will be devoted to each woman. Palmer, Miss Margaret Twombly, at Brenner Pass did not decide until this year and was elected Co veals Dr. Peterson. "The purpose of the measure- and Dr. Margaret C. Jones. Sb anything of Importance. "It is serve as a committeeman fat 1141 In 1938, Smith was nature coun- wa. commonly reported that this great selor at the YMCA summer boys 193 conference ended with little ac- camp, and in 1937 at the Boy BOXING poli complished. Mussolini is said to Scout camp in San Jose. ib, have urged Hitler to delay OF 'total LIST GRADUATES * _ _ (Continued Hain Page rkeeel war' until 1942. Hitler said no. The ei Following is the list of names James atorelli, Elizabeth Frances ich, 155 -pound PCI champion cl result of this mysterious historic a deeiske Toge- Murdock, Bernard Daniel. Murphy, 1940, hammered out is nothing." Pegasus Meets of graduation candidates. 4 44,4ciave Marie Beaver Murray, Doris Ann over Wilbert Conques of South, A ther with the December and March Nordquist, Mildred C. Moore, Dor- western Louisiana Institute. Still Members of Pegasus, literary graduates, these students will take Bill's brother, Pete, took a WS honor society, will hold their first othy C. Myer Myer, Walter B. Fi part in the Commencement exer- fought contest from Ray Kruse TAY FEVER' meeting tonight at 7:30 at 492 Nasif. cises in June. Gene Fisk, Id South Frank Q. O'Connor, Theodore of Wisconsin. Tenth street. font Students whose names are omit- Marie Olson. Louise Ann Ortalda. i pounds, drew a bye to put Included on the evening's pro- semi TRYOUTS ted from the list are requested to Jose State inert in the gram will be a discussion of a June Madeline Parse's, William San see Miss Viola Palmer in the Reg- finals. modern author led by Paul Rob- Parton. William Edward Paulin, istrar's office. the semi-finals Friday se, WEDNESDAY erts. Members of the Frances W. Pearson, Jr., Esther In club will each to na I F. McAuliffe, May Ann Ann Pennycott, Colin Maclain Sellers was the only one present a discussion during the he fr MiBi ide, Margaret Anne MeCar- Peters, Phillips, the wave, at which time Opportunity for students who quarter. Delphia Martha fin Gene lily. ilarold .1. McCurry, Jr., Mar- Edythe Margaret Pizio, Jean Inc:, feated Sachtaschale. have talent for playing sophisti- knockoutto Ito ira Jean McDaniel, Virginia Pogue, Clarisse lost by a technical cated comedy is offered Wednes- -ta Adrienne Poulain, Stan Parr McEnerney, Dorothy M. Mc- Esterl of Superior Me day afternoon at 4 o'clock in Room 'WRESTLING ' Mary -Lois Powell, Paul Downs, Clarence * while Bill ROO clintwe, Margaret Alice McKee, Power, Irwin Frederick Teachers college, liv 53, when tryouts for "Hay Fever" Quast. Wisconsin:0 (Continued from Page One) Eugene Blair McLaughlin, Mary Swancutt of by Noel Coward, are held, an- Virginia Belle Range. Betty lone lost to 501114 fel from Thursday night. In the final Irene division. Pelt nounces Mr. Sarah Madigan, Margaret G. /teed, William Regan. Har-; the 155 -pound oni Hugh Gillis. Speech match, Norona Hugh In t" was pinned by Bob Mackey, Maxine Mailer, Morris M. I also lost to a champion department head. vey Ben Rhodes, Lucile Joan Rob- decisiond Thomas of UCLA In 5:31, and he was in Manoogian. Irma L. Memo, Henry ells, Martha I semi-finals when The play concerns a hectic week- the Virginia Grace Rocca, by P" consolation round was de- Peterson hard-fought contest liar vint party at the home of a tribe Marshall, Dolores J. Mar- Edith Rogers, Mabel Evelyn Rolle. In a tett cisioned by Sagino of California Webster tin, Caroline R. Martinelli, Barbara Olga Milaiiiret Rosingatia, Evelyn Webster of Idaho. of free-thinking and speaking art- for second place. Dale, Matthew, Edith title at Ill P004 Isis. Among situations that arise . Burk Mauzy, A. R., Earle Wallace Rother. the national Pro The Spartans were handicapped Elizabeth M. Maxwell, Margery Ellis A I, ,, fur,. I Ike because of the Bliss' independence, by the loss Carlton Rouse of three 1939 champ- Sherman made additionally amusing by Meca lie, M Jeanette Med- Virgi: Itowe Marvel, lgonFLJack Fgebig, Mel Bruno, and veil, Wallace William Metcalf, Car- Lunch Coward's sharp wit, combine into r Sam Della Maggiore. V. litshl. San Jose Box Fiehig has 01 Advil, one of his best pieces of work, Miler, Barry Loads MU- J,a1,, \\ Mkt* Itig dropped out of school. Della Mag- rlen lel. !Men Mineta, Roma Irene Min -1,11, according to Mr. Gillis. ,C lore was *00 ineligible. and Bruno Inn, This production will Marijane Helen Moffitt, Vic T., L3, PEP YOU UP be in the is oid for the rest of the season * cos form of the experimental presenta- Evelyn Moore, Anthony with a broken arm. Locatedc E tie, lion of the spring We Have Beitte_r1F season. Plans are .------Popular Swing Records Man being made to give it In the Stu- outs are Sorel Bliss, Simon Bliss, Central Pharmacy Ten emits , ich leep dent Union. in the form of "intl. Sandy Tirell, Myrna Arundel, and Professional Pharmacists 10c 10C mate theater". In this type of Jackie Coryton. Books are on re' STUliENT sEmAbi'N'e trT2ort,fiNbi,tal:eal.07 RATES j CALIFORNIA RADIO SHOP ForG13AI:l "GosEot. Do daS(ATN:r:48u theatrical the audience is seated !serve in the library. Mr. Gillis di - 1 ON PRESCRIPTIONS ALWAYS Ma not New and Used Radios and have all t ' around the stage. recting, and dates of production 217 So. First St. Open until 9 P.M Phi Those parts open for student try- are May 9 and 10. Hotel Montgomery Bldg. i 588 West San Carlos Col. 303e Ike *