Walt McPherson 15 "Bull" Lewis
xxvi SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, FRIO:kV, OCTOBER 8, 1937 Number It
lly ;ad the an Conference On Death Trap
'ea the UNLESS . . . (las Strong Arizona State de- CITY, tonight's with Nor- game COLLEGE COUNCILS ads thern Arizona State MAY BE Eleven Gunning For without the benefit of the of planned light stunts. TO DISCUSS CROSSING :;els Victory Over Sparta This was made directly pos- the tilde by the selfishness of 20 of Construction Of Pedestrian Underpass Only people whose need for the p00 to Coach Dud DeGroot To Start First String Satisfactory Solution To Problem Says can lights was more pressing than Tonight Against Burly Lumberjacks 1 that of the student body of City Manager Clarence Goodwin San Jose State college. the MC PHERSON AT FULLBACK If those 20 have the cour- By ORA LINDQUIST vele age to return their lights, they Need for immediate action upon the "Death Trap" dangers on 'earl Birlem To Take Over Quarterback Duties will find a cardboard box in- Fourth street being felt, the San Jose City Council and San Jose are For Nation's Highest eats Scoring Eleven side the Student Union, where ;State college student council will confer Monday night on the pro- vela they have a chance to become posed construction of a pedestrian underpass on San Antonio and By WILBUR KORSMEIER ; to Fourth streets. A severe test for Coach Dud DeGroot's rampaging Spartan grid., as honorable as the majority ders will be on tap at Spartan Stadium tonight when Coach Garret of us. ' "An underpass would be the best solution to the problem,' are Arbelblde presents his burly Lumberjacks from Arizona State College -BOB FREE. San Jose City Manager Clarence B. Goodwin declared. "Erect traf- Nen at Flagstaff. The invaders base their strength on a beefy line and a l fic signals at the intersections and Fourth street would lose its value bout couple of ball -carrying speedsters. I las a service lateral through the iety Touted as "stronger than Pay eon- ifie". the Flagstaff eleven will be Resulting from an extensiv.. gunning for a third straight vic- tory. Losers to Texas Tech by a campaign conducted by the Spar arv- ig t Stunts a j blocked kick that resulted In Feature Kally /bet SEE PAGE 2 touchdown, the Lumberjacks have 4 - affie FOR POLL come hack to trounce Whittier e ta college 9-0 and Cal Tech 26.J 300 Flashlight tan Daily, the student council, act- Arbelbide combines a University, And It Comes Out Here . ing Monday night, delegated Ben of Southern California defense with the team will be the first this year Lo Used As New Melzer, junior member of face the Spartans with "sucker" group, to contact opinions of the playa. Yell Leader city officials upon the relieving of HIGHEST SCORES the Fourth street traffic dangers. Ivied The local gridsters, still the na- Leads "An underpass cannot be con- tion's highest scoring football oui sidered and will be of no use un- fit, are primed for a victory over less college students agree to use :ly is the Arizona outfit. After snowing - RALLY STUNTS Mr. whet under Idaho and La Verne by 99 it, however," emphasized UI be points, the College of Pacific Tigers Three hundred student body- Goodwin. San Jose State college pen will rose up and barely lost to the owned With the cost of the underpass Spartans, 12-7. flashlights last night glowed from a, to The game tonight , approximating $7,500, the con- night will be the fourth on the lengthy ! the hands of like number of Spar- struction of two more may be con- State 14-game schedule. tan rooters to preview tonight's Northern Coach Dud DeGroot is taking I bleacher stunts feir the sidered if the dangers necessitate Arizona State-San Jose State foot- .A.1.1 (Continued on Page Three) such action. ball contest. 3runo "It seems to me that traffic Featuring five different stunts, ed to the best solution," which included spelling of the lights would be rt of Class Treasure words "Dud", "G.A.", (Garret Ar- I Dr. T. W. MacQuarrie asserted than pro- belbide), "SJS", "N.A." (Northern yesterday. "An underpass would be "EXHUMED": may Lcticit Arizona), and a huge portrait of a expensive, and Fourth street highway, n (Continued on Page Pour) not always be the through Bob Numerals Taken bow their Not unlike the exhumation of the: dead, the graveyard of senior , head Spartan Knights' classes today yhoe gave up silent evi- dence of the past. ; over Bringing After-Game Dance Cancelled mon- back a dream of long queues of ghostlike grad- mask of mystery !stunt, Johnny Diehl, erstwhiit uates in black, two containers Utilizing the NG "Duke", vehemently denied the- filled with lists of the grad- which surrounds their organization, d the . charges and announced the dances Jack uates of the classes of '27 and the Spartan Knights today had '30 will be presented after the nex; JOY were found beneath the "Finding Love for . . . Stepping out of the BIG horn for tonight's BIG game is cancelled the home game. Meanwhile dance en- plaques in the quad given by as Only a Dime" Friday night dance thusiasts who had looked forward the classes of pretty little Gloria (Shirley) Thomas . . . She leads the band e our those years. Left moral (physical) scheduled as an "after game" fea- -to the event still had the "Campus" y - in the ranks to answer the world's youngest drum major" (fl. Lending ture for today. dance at the Women's Club in Free "Present" to the the i is the BIG horn and winsome Violet Glahn, a "major" roll-call of support show their terpsichorean clams Accused of propagating the which to y-stu- of '30 are faculty members attraction in the last three games. dance announcement as a publicity wares after the grid tilt. Mildred Doris Gentry, Sibyl Han- Half-time entertainment takes the spotlight on the turf to- chett, DeWitt Portal, and Evelyn night when these two "little entertainers lead six-foot six inch Amaral. Names on a program of the Johnny Knight and the San Jose State college band. Shirley will graduating class of '27, which Nice swing the baton (whoops it’s too big) for her first appearance. Cops To Talk iY Was buried in a tin box, are no Spartan Daily Photo by Anello Ross, longer legible, the paper moldy and brown with age. Police Studes Learn Speakin' With a gruesome finesse the Arizona State vs. Spartans "Oh, for goodness sake, yo big bad name: Edge over to the curb. numerals will go to meet a Do you think you're going to a fire or something?" or "You can - fate similar to the paper buried or happen here. I'll slap your wrist. Dear me!" SO long ago. Tradition must ty Perhaps this isn't the type of language used on the police force, die, and an end must come to but it might very well be in the future. Public speaking is now part all things the numerals shall of the curriculum for police students at San Jose State college. and be melted down in a cremation some twenty or so students are now taking it. of memories. See The Game 8, 1037 PAGE TWO SPARTAN DAILY, FRIDAY, OCTOBER editoriai page To The Fourth Estate THRUST SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE A TRIBUTE AND PARRY SPARTAN DAILY "All of our people are Asked to give consideration to the un- CONTRIBUTORS' COLUMN Dedicated to the best interests of San Jose State Published school day by the Associated Samdasts ei Sae Jam Stat swerving services of newspapers." BAILEY'S FAN MAIL ovary With these words Governor Frank Merriam proclaimed October Entered as second class matter at the San Jose Post Oates deer editor. Pries of Cali, Printing Co. Lohankte 411 kei South FIrse_Se. 4-11 as official Newspaper Week. Three hundred and fifty publica- we hay bin subscribin to yer Suboeription 7k par quarter or SIM per poor. tions in the state of California are celebrating this occasion, and it is sheet fer a long time, and up until a good time to appreciate the work of the newspaper as a service to CHARLES LEONG BDITOI today we hay had know cauze for 545 South Seventh street humanity. cumplaint. However, evin a noose- FRANK 01 SON BUSINESS MANAGa POLICY ACCORDING TO NEED Office Phone Ballard 7100 Residence Phone Columbia 2129 paper kin go to far, and you hay The large daily through its news and editorials helps to shape went. Now, mr. Bailey is a fin EI)ITORIAL BOARD and foster public opinion. This is the real function of the paper, al- gentlmun, to a certain degree. Associate Editors Jeanne Morehead, Ora Lind* though it serves as entertainment to millions. Smaller cities and towns but when he resorts to such par- Victor have their own country weeklies that are designed mainly as the Feature Editor Carlo: onomasia as was in this paper, social organ of the community. Various trade journals are edited with Sports Editor Wilbta Korstnne persons for which they are in- then sum actun must be took. Are an eye to the specialized activities of NEWS EDITORS BUSINESS DESK dander is up! Wy must the moral tended. Jeanne Morehea,l. Monday; Ray Minuets, James Marlais, Joe Haas, Dove M. of the school be bustid by such Tuesday; Bob Work, Wednesday; James Frank %Vil PROVING GROUND Umiak, Thursday; Ben Hitt, Friday. NEWS DESK COLLEGE A low wit as that list of vocabulary Helen Hooker, Betty Itemise. Ens types of newspapers, the college paper FEATURE DESK liarvie. Jack Marsh. Leslie Cattle, Important as any of these stuff? We are strongly ink -lined inc Walther, Stover Tremaine, Stover Tremaine, assistant editor; Ray- int may be compared to a proving ground, where students may try out to think he is a bad case of mic- Ellen Stull, John Blair Beach, Nuns mond Wallace, Jim Bailey, Marian Blackwood, Charlotte Lowe, Anello le Bill where experimentation takes place, where the good is en- rocephalis or ence-phalitis or Schumann. Geraldine Stickle,, Waher Item,,Ras new ideas, Straub, Charles MacLean, ele% worze. SPORTS DESK Jolla Sp. couraged and the bad is discouraged. geon. Florence Toland, Jeanne Tics moi yourz fer a suppressid Mr. Fred Merrick, Ben Johnson, Bob Work, Maiian Schumann, Rejeasui James. I,- IN RECOGNITION OF THE FACT THAT THE COLLEGE Jim Cranford, Han O'Neill, Keith Birlem. Maynard. lee Bailey, gen PAPER IS THUS AN INTEGRAL PART OF PRACTICAL Features appearing an tho editorial page of en Spartan Daily reflect ties *ail, Harry Graham. the writer. Th.7maks no claim to roprosant student or collage opinion. THE SPARTAN DAILY JOINS WITH 350 JOURNALISM, Culver Wold. gar IN A SALUTE TO NEWSPAPER WEEK. OTHER JOURNALS ON DOUBLE PARKING vet': wil Years ago, when automobiles SARAH GIVES DOPE ON an were finally made popular they Lac were meant as a means of trans PASTURES GOAL POSTS .SUFFER ILET-DOWN the GREENER portation, not as implements with siLt which to injure human beings. TO THE FRESHMEN: a restorative when the student is pia People took to them easily some Don't be discouraged, told the price of the book. think much too readily; however NEW CRASHEM GAME If at first successes are few, con: as cars became easier to handle, Just remember that the great IN A SHAKESPERIAN MOOD: "Things are coming to a pretty football games to watch the ote. she the driver accumulated the idea oak A bunch of the germs were hit- pass when you need everything sixty per cent break the {v.! day that he did not need to be so Was once a nut like you. ting it up posts over each other's bean PlaY careful, that it was not necessary from a tractor to a machine shop Los Angeles Junior Collegian she related. sitio In the bro.-_: hial saloon; to watch the road so cautiously. to take down a set of goal posts," "One of the rules made by mall Two bugs on the edge of the Thus was the evolution of reck- stated Mrs. Sarah McClatchey, the Board states that in a tie ga;." SS In answer to an article in larynx less drivers, and today, in this Oskaloosa's perennial convention Santa Claran stating that feminine delegate, on her return from the the goal posts go to the task vett, Were jazzing a rag -time tune. manner the automobiles streak roles in student dramas on the meeting of the Board of Amalga- runners," Mrs. McClatchey Five Back in the teeth, in a sologame. down Fourth street recklessly. campus were to be banned, St. mated Goal Posters, the organi- clared. lege Just because this street has be- Mary's made the remark that much Sat dangerous Ack-Kerchoo; zation which formulates rules for "As yet no rules have been ma: capi come an arterial boulevard and be- good talent would go to waste. And watching his pulse was his 'crashem. (tearing down the goal which specify the number ; had cause double parking has been al- * light of love poets), the typically American players for 'crasherie. it is the c stat lowed near the cross walks, it An idea we might borrow from The lady that's known as Flu. sport which is the outgrowth of sport that is a free for all has brought to light one an Eastern U.: The Santa Claran. of the football. no holds barred, and the side a' ever most dangerous places To have a nurse stationed behind . in San Jose. YOU MEAN IT? the most players usually the If cars were forbidden first the book counter to administer -BETTY DEMING. to double "A recent survey conducted by home the kindling or at least ti,1 park so near these pedestrian the Board revealed that forty per- have in the past," she said. half cross-walks, there would not be on I cent of the fans turned out for REVISED RULES the treachery of accident. ning "However, the advent of Ill A pedestrian elev, stepping from be- SPARTAN KNIGHT goal posts has put a decided cri: hind a parked car, duri cannot see an NOTICE in the game. It is quite probe oncoming vehicle, while it is im- It is very important that the that in the very near tutu,. possible for the SUBWAY driver to always Spartan Knights see the .fol- will be necessary to have Vt see the person walking. As long lowing students in Room 24, teams skilled in the arts of blar R13 as we are making a survey of Friday (today) at 12:30: emithing and welding to br’ Fiat the so-called "death trap", we Clyde Williams home the pipes for the old riot' OPINION POLL might as well look at it from all Sam Sheridan meter," Mrs. McClatchey dee Cart angles. James Edgman "This is bound to result im The city council is seriously considering the construc- Why not stop double parking on Bob Swanson professionalism that will ultimat tion of an underpass from the campus under Fourth street Fourth street? It would help re Henry Edwards ruin the game," ,he furl move some of the danger front Jim Paul stated. "The board has dal as a means of eliminating the hazard of the Death Trap the "Death Trap". Austini Spencer in view of this hazard, to it PATTY BLACKWOOD. Harry Saunders an agitation for the return of that now exists. no Charles Sammon old wooden goal posts." Mr& Before they take definite action, they would like to anc Henry Rosenberg Clatchey concluded. have that such a project, which would cost ILL, HALT, & LAME William Wray STOVER TREMAiti ele $7.500 would be used by the students after constructed. Bill Newby T h NOTICE Show your Andrew Moore Clyde Ellis sha stand on this question by answering the Dorian Levi Paul Johnson Meeting of 6:4 Club today. RI tic,' question below. (See story on page one) Fred Clarke Harry Gruver 24 at 12:30. It would be app tic Ben King George Konoshirm, if someone were to come be DO YOU FAVOR THE CONSTRUCTION Wayne Ellis Tom Moore firs Gus Hoffman Arnold Mehlhoff bee OF AN UNDERPASS AS A MEANS OF Ed Brown Bradley Pond BROOKS CLOTHING C[ jur F, ELIMINATING THE FOURTH STREET Norman Sanders Tom Amen 119 S. FIRST ST Consuela Sander, Paul Hoan see St TRAFFIC HAZARD? Ed Smith Bernard Emerson Authentic Collegiate ley "Hal" Toussmt Campus Re: Jane Owens Charles Gilmore os; Cap Marjory McCoy ably Helen Bhend Bob YES( ) Peggy Starr war Ray Wallace Harold Mellen SOCIETIES NO ( Conrad Lacey ) REALLY RUSH THE RUSHEei call A SUCCESSFUL SEASON Wilt (Other Suggestions): of An exclusive group with San Crystal specialties is e MELVIN'S Day ICE CREAM CAKES, CUPS, AND PIES AT BUDGET 11.010 Stationery, Gifts *en Party Mdse, Printing Idor THE CRYSTAL CREAMERY bad Name: 240 SOUTH FIRST STREET 7t h Santa Clara Phone Ballard Frosh Meet San Mateo Tomorrow Varsity Poloists Lose Hager Out For To Dolphins 7-5; Frosh The Year With Broken Ankle Beat San Jose Hi 13-0 Bill Cranford May Not SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1937 After leading 3 to 2 at the end tack with five tallies, but his Play In Game of the first half, the San Jose brilliant efforts were not strong PITO) Saturday SPARTANS FACE SAN MATEO State college varsity waterpoio enough to stop the foggy city NAG!! team went down to defeat at the team's victory. By 1,013 WORK hands of a strong Dolphin club 7-6. As the game opened, Savage hit With the loss Of Clayton Hager, SOCCER ELEVEN IN LEAGUE Led by Coach-Captain Johnny the net for two goals in quick suc- halfback, and the probable loss of McManus who was the spark plug cession, one on a pass from Bill Cranford, fullback, for Sat- sdqa ENCOUNTER ON BUC FIELD of the Dolphin attack the San "Bucketbottom" Bob Locks. De. urday's game with the San Mateo Franciscans rallied strongly in the McCreadie and McManus soon Ca,ioc J. C. squad, head freshman coach final three minutes of the game tied the game up on close -in shots College To Field "Tiny". Hartranft gathered to- Melee Junior LUMBERJACK to pour three goals into the net that whistled past goalie Jack gether the loose ends yesterday Experienced Team past Ronnie Gordon. Windsor's head with unerring ac- to make several changes that, it ,Se Hub Frank Savage, outstanding soph- curacy. Tomorrow is hoped, will in some measure omore forward, led the Spartan at- Before the end of the half Martin cover over the loss of these two even chance to break Given an Wempe put the ball through the outstanding back men. into the win column by Captain difficult angle shot that goal on a Hager, according to reports, Bill Pitcher, the Spartan soccer the Dolphin goalie didn't even see. Grid Opponents will very likely be on the shelf eleven travels to San Mateo to- After Savage had taken a pass for the rest of the season. A morrow to oppose the junior col- from M. Wempe to score in the broken ankle sustained in scrim- legians in the 'second conference In Tough Games second half, McCreadie and Mc- mage last Wednesday is respon- game for the local team. Manus pushed the ball through to sible for the loss of a first class Defeated, 4-2, in the opening Future gridiron opponents for knot the count at four apiece. back man to the yearling squad. game of the schedule by the Uni- San Jose State face tough games Savage then scored to give the . . A man who will be almost versity of San Francisco, San Jose over the week-end. Spartans a five to four lead with impossible to replace, was the will enter tomorrow's game with The San Diego Marines and three minutes to play. opinion of coaches and players. an added week of scrimmage. Cal Tech, opponents of the Spar- It was then that McManus, Diehl. CRANFORD OUT? Lack of scoring power hindered tans later in the season, clash at and McCreadie gave the Metropoli- Cranford, who took the second the Spartans in the U.S.F. game, San Diego tonight. La Verne Col- tans a commanding lead. Savage honors in the Pa- although most of the play took lege starts its Southern California half offensive finished the scoring with a goal cific frosh game last week when place in the Don half of the field. conference schedule playing against with only 30 seconds to play. he opened up with a surprisingly Ham Hodgson, who had been Occidental College, who tied Santa effective passing attack, may also confined to the health cottage Barbara State and lost, 3-0, to San Sparked by the brilliant playing be out of the San Mateo game. the since Monday. was released yester- Diego State. of little Dean Foster, who scored Should Cranford return to prac- the gai day. Hodgson may be ready for Arizona State from Tempe tra- seven points, the fresh sprang into tice today, it is very likely that heat play tomorrow at his fullback po- wls to Santa Barbara to meet the an early three goal lead over San sition, but will probably not re- Gauchos. The Spartans entrain for Jose high in the preliminary and were le by u main in the full game. 'Oyu. 4/E a_sew Tempe later in the season. - never in trouble winning Frosh To Meet Gaels easily 13 to 0. tie ga. San Mateo will field a fairly One of Arizona State's half- On Saturday, San Diego State The freshman eleven will play se fasto veteran team, according to Pitcher. backs who will perform for the plays its second game in defense the St. Mary's yearlings in Mar- they Five members of the junior col- Flagstaff eleven tonight against of the Southern California confer- WORLD SERIES tinez on Nov. 11, was the an- lege squad are from the Spartan the Spartans. ence title when it faces a chal- captain's home town, and have nouncement made yesterday by leen mil lenge from the Whittier College Beginning at 10:15 today, the the P. E. dept. umber r’ had considerable experience, Bill Poets. San Diego will play in San Spartan Daily will bring to the stated. MARSH DECLARED is the er Jose on Thanksgiving Day. San Jose State college student body Last year the two teams broke he would see plenty of action Sat all wir INELIGIBLE The "razzle-dazzle" Redlands a play-by-play account of the third even in two encounters between urday as Dick Vanderlie, 185 lb aide int University squad, Spartan oppon- game of the 1937 World Series the squads. San Mateo won the full, is still favoring a bad knee illy tie Inelegibility struck the Spar- ents on Armistice Day, meets the between the New York Yankees first game, 1-0, protecting a first and the New York Giants. With the absence of these two least it tan soccer eleven yesterday when Pomona college gridders. Santa half goal to win. San Jose, riding very likely that said. Clara plays the second game on The broadcast coming over the back men, it is on the crest of a mid-season win- Jack Marsh, veteran left wing the start- schedule with San Francisco radio can be heard by students James Pastor will get 111 of the Washington Square team, Its ning streak, downed the Jaycee on the turf just south of the ing fullback call against San Ma- of out of competition University. eleven, 3-1, when the teams met was declared teo, although Leo O'Grady, a reg- led err Spartan Daily office. An inning -by during the second round of play. for the remainder of the sea- NOTICE Inning score will also be kept. it.entinued on Page Four, probe son. futaN Tickets for Dr. Hazeltine's Na- NOTICE Marsh, who won his letter at a re line meet at ture Study trips may be obtained Following Kappa Phi's the wing position last year, was of blar, R13 meeting: at the controller's office on Tues- noon Friday for short placed on the ineligible list due to br.: Bunting, day, Thursday, and Friday from 2 Francis Young, Esther to an incomplete received last old to 5 p.m., and on Saturday from See our Florence Todd, Marjorie Tamblyn, quarter. der Carmella Cannon and Jean Ewing. 9 to 12 a.m. The price is $1.50. Campus sult 0 - ultimit. Representative e: furl s dec Spartans Set For Lumberjacks I, to itt JIM EDGMON (Continued Irons l'age One) urn of chi ready to fill in. Mrs. no chances with the invaders In the fullback position, Walt and he will shoot at a first string McPherson will see his first start- Campus Representative EMAl eleven into the game at the start. ing action of the year. A kick- FOR . . . Jim Edgmon Thomas Wattenbarger a n..d ing sensation last year, and the should get the call at wing posi- most talked of player on the day. BY tions, and Drexel will pair with * Rough Rider Cords & Slacks Hawaiian Islands trip, Walt has kpprecia:i Ucovich at tackles. Drexel will * Suits & Overcoats be In the starting lineup for the regained the form he formerly first time this season, having had. An appendectomy late in * Gantner Sweaters been on the bench with an in- the summer has kept him from * College Lo- Band Sox jured shoulder. MG CO getting into shape until now. Freddy Hamlow will probably Leroy Zimmerman, now famed see first action ahead of Don Pres- for his accurate passing that won ley and sal Buffa at right guard. pus the Pacific game, Bill Lewis, and B9 Captain Glenn Dullose will cap- HEADQUARTERS Carlton Peregoy will all be ready ably handle the other guard post FOR College for insertion at any time. Bobby Tiehenal completes the for- SAN JOSE STATE Brogues ward wall at the pivot position. SPEEDY BACK BUCKLES Arbelbitie has a little speed COLLEGE BIRLEM STARTS burner named Duth Salzbrennei $5.00 Keith Birlem will get the starting $1.00 that has been running wild. II' usHEE5 call at the quarterback berth and weammill will undoubtedly be called upon for ON will be called upon for the brunt most of the ball carrying. The Of signal calling duties. Normaii CAPTAIN GLENN DUBOSE starting forward line will average FREE Sanders will not be in a suit, as he leads the Spartan Gridders into boasts WE GIVE Ity PARKING is of the 14 -game close to 195 pounds, and suffering from intestional flu. the fourth clash & H two former all-conference junior rd robe 20 Dave Tichenal will be held in re- schedule tonight at Spartan Stad- GREEN STAMPS RAO college stars, Al Wohlschelegel, S. SECOND serve at this spot. Jack Hilton and ium. The Arizona State Lumber- Ljubicich, Babe Kling, and Morris Manooglan will occupy half- jacks will be gunning for their Tony Mitl Berg appear to be standouts. Santa Clara at Second back spots at kickoff time, with third straight victory, while the we sr The kickoff is slated for 8 p.m Slingluff, Collins, Zetterquist, Roc- locals try for their fourth. a DAILY, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 17 PAGE FOUR SPARTAN Pigskin Heroes Get Debate Offer Science Building Favored Hawaii University Invites Cridmen Subway Talk-Fest During Island Visit Features Lighted For Death Trap Elimination To at other corners, A majority of San Jose State I danger of death * ************** *******" Eckert Says Gridders the Death Trap on the North - Nature Display college students in favor of the while , west corner of the school should May Be Orators proposition that subways be in- r have a subway. News Briefs corner Fourth' Spartan pigskin heroes may Show Cases Look Like stalled on the of Don Anderson, freshman corn- turn debaters in Honolulu this and San Fernando, a survey of merce major: The only possible Deceit- Miniature State Fair her when San Jose State college student opinion reveals. However. I solution for the Death Trap is PHOTO DATES URGED plays the University of Hawaii in many students believe that stop the installation of subways cross- All organizations whose. mem- the annual Shrine Benefit. game, FOSSILS EXHIBITED and go signals should be installed ing Fourth street, and also sub- bers have not made appointments St. Believing that some of the grid. at other points, in order that ways crossing San Fernando to have their pictures taken for men might also be varsity debat- Stone Collection; Death may not strike. Stop and go signals are imprac- LaTorre should urge them to do Rare era, Mr. N. B. Beck, faculty adt Pete Bolich, sophomore, police tical. so in the Publications office im- Life; Included business ma- visor of debate at the University Plant school: I heartily endorse the plan Albert Grannucci, mediately. of Hawaii, has issued an invite. of installing red and green light jor technical college: Stop and go' the Science Candid camera men who have New displays in This the only prac- tion to Debate Coach Ralph Ec- signals at the Death Trap. signals would be Horn have the not contacted Editor Van kert to meet the island install. building hall show capes is the most logical solution of the tical solution of the Death Trap are urged to do so. tion in verbal battle during appearance of a miniature state problem, until the subway is com- problem. Subways certainly are the week of December 4-11 when the fair or natural science exhibit. pleted. not practical, and the city will PERFORMING PUPPETS and refuse to go to any by Car- Spartans are in Hawaii for the which are illum- Hillis Leach, music major very probably The puppet class taught The displays, gridiron war. The Hawaiian uni. member of the band: I think that expense towards the installation of olyn Hayes, Art instructor, gave inated during the day, are ar- versity has offered to pay all ex- subways should be built under the either underpasses or overpasses their first puppet performance an attractive manner penses of a debate duo while ranged in Death Trap. Such a solution is at all street corners. Therefore in Wednesday afternoon, in Room 1 they and are designed to be of general are in the islands, as well as part the best that could be offered by my opinion the college would do of the Art building. Interest to all State college stu- well in asking for stop and go of the costs of the trip if then the city. These shows are a part of the dents. business ma- signals at the corners of San Car- are no gridders making the trip Daniel West, junior, course in puppet making. The pup- In the anthropology section an believe that stop and go los, San Antonio, San Fernando, who are also debate men. jor: I pets are made of papier-mache unusual collection of fossilized would be the preferable and Santa Clara streets on Fourth Coach Eckert said yesterday signals and cheese cloth filled with cot- bones, loaned to the department of ridding the college of street. that there are a number of good method ton. by Dr. Fred Buss and Dr. Lyman verbal battlers on the football Nursery rhymes are used as Daugherty is set up with a de- team and that a debate team to material of the plays. Stage sett- scriptive chart. Unusual specimens meet the Islanders would prob- ings and drops were made by the include a Mastodon tooth, the jaw- DICK LANE EL ECTED SENIOR ably be chosen from the following ,tlass members. bone from a saber-toothed tiger, varsity gridmen: Clyde Voorhees, and various forms of petrified PRESIDENT IN RUN-OFF RACE SIX -FOUR'S MEET Captain Glenn "Pop" DuBose, Bob and fossilized plants. San Jose State college's giants Bronzan, Bob Berry, Keith Diem ROCK DISPLAY Mr. Harry Knox Talks will , meet today in Room 24 at Jack Hilton, Walt McPherson, Carl. Woodrow Wilson ton Peregoy, Norm Sanders, and In other show cases are featured Orientation 12:30, it was announced yesterday At Senior Lloyd Thomas. rocks from all over the world, Journalists Visit by Dick Martin, president of the contributed by Mrs. Addle Lun- Publications Staff Official Warns Against 6-4 club, composed of those hardy bard from the collection of her, Staters who are six foot four it Frosh Gridders husband, the late Giles Lunbard. Civil Service Schools more in height. Attendance is tit Visiting their first college pub- Featured rocks are fragments of I ' gent. Mm-tin declared. Meet San Mateo lication office, the Woodrow Wil- beautiful blue-grey smithsonite, , For the second sacceseave quit, son Junior High school journalism herkimore diamonds, agate peb- ter. Dick Lane, popular senior ORCHESIS PLAN PROGRAM (Continued from Page Three) class, with their teacher, Eli- Tentative plans were made for bles, and star shaped thenodite.il student, will be president of hit I ular halfback may also get a zabethMissinspected Ann Flannery, class, it was decided in a run-off the annual presentation of the chance One display is of conifer tree, at the back position. iii the office of the Spartan race for class prexyship this I "Juggler of Notre Dame" at the specimens found in Santa Clara ' Pails'yestei ; BUCKINGHAM, CENTER a day afternoon. Wednesday meeting of reheats, gardens and parks: 25 cones and morning. Vieing with Jack Gruber, Morris Buckingham, who Iss xii The work of publishing the I dance society. branches, including those of the student council member, the elec- been snapping a consistently good .r1 Daily was explained by Dwignt much painted Monterey pines anti tion was held to decide a majority It will be given on the eve- ball from center, will very likely a: Bente!, journalism instructor. After cypress, are exhibited. following close balloting last week. ning of December 2, and possibly I get the call there, probably being seeing the staff at work, members KNOX SPEAKS during the Musical Half Hour on I flanked by Myer Dougerty and ti *1 of the group expressed their de- Guest speaker during the senior December 3 in conjunction with Bill Abdallah as guards, and NOTICE sire to work on a college daily. orientation period, Mr. Harry the Intermediate Choir. Charlie Smith and Rex Sticklea In V The paper published by the jun- Knox, secretary-manager of the the tackle spots. served is printed each ELECTION THURSDAY Will the same 40 men who ior high class San Jose Better Business Bureau Abdallah 113 still nursing a broken Election of officers for the soph as "key" members of the light month. gave a brief warning to the sent nose, a left-over from the Pacific omore class will be held Thursday stunts in last night's rally please ior students on civil service coach- game, but it is expected that the morning at 11 o'clock in Morris report to Bob Free in the East , ing schools. member will be in good enough New Faculty Member Dailey auditorium, according to side of the stadium at 7:00 p.m. or He presented a picture of some condition Saturday to allow par- at Hamilton Hodgson, chairman for before. Heads Zoology Section of the pitfalls that surround stu- ticipation. the meeting. dents who are induced to sign Jim Edgemon and Romeo Si: th The election, which was to have A new member in the faculty agreements promiscuously with so- mold will probably start at the no been held last Tuesday, was post- of the Natural Science department called civil service schools who ends, with Walt Hanna, Frank le Following Men poned due to conflicting dates. is Dr. Avery R. Grant, who is have headquarters in different Abbe, DeWitt Wilson, and KW Gi Hodgson urges all members of the teaching three sections of General parts of the United States, without Saunders ready to take over at second year class NOTICE!! Elementary Zoology under Dr. first studying the terms of the to attend the any time. fo gathering and participate in the Pickwell. agreement, particularly the money LUTZ AND VAN POYDEN St election. Ushers Dr. Grant received all of her refund agreement. The starting halfbacks will prob. training at the University of Cal HIGH PRESSURE OVERNIGHT HIKE ably be Braden Lutz and Neil Van ch ifornia where she received her Mr. Knox pointed out the result All college students are cordial - Poyden, both of whom carried an St Ticket men for Friday's game A.B. in Bacteriology and her M.A. of investigations by the Better ly invited to attend the overnight exceptional game in both of the "V report to 7th street gate at 6:30. and PHD in Zoology. Most of her Business Bureau officials and the hiking trip to Umuhum Ridge, on two previous clashes. an Ben Melzer, Brawn Sullivan, teaching took place in the Marine extraordinary high-pressure me- October 9 and 10, according to The signal caller's position will Stan Griffin, Ray Bruton, Ted Laboratory and in teaching Zoo- thods used in collecting overdue Mr. Elmo Robinson. very likely go to Joe Rishwain Tronson, Donald Kelso, Clarence accounts logy at California. she stated. on unpaid balances after, Everyone is requested to bring Rishwain has been practicing Brunhouse, Jim Welch, Dick students have become disguested his own hard ball game all week anti Jack supplies and camping Main, Richard Hansen, and disappointed at the type of equipment. Anyone who is planning should he not start, will undouldt Marsh, Armond Herron, Jonn training Big Turnout offered, to attend should see Mr. wily see plenty of the game from Holtorf, Joseph Hansen, Douglit, In Robinson. Mr. Knox avers that there are the quarterback spot. Patterson, Robert Lemon, Vi, First Light Test undoubtedly in a n y reputable completing the school. tor Gorin, Donald Unckles, Ka schools in the country and that INVITES CONSULTATION NOTICE Ruf, Bill Niles, Norm We,: there (Continued from Page Om) are a number of. oustanding The Better Business Kappa Phi members and plerlr Lane. Spartan head the tiny Humans ner, Dick lights disreputable also. Many schools of throughout the callutrY receive . Invitations are In Co-op. shone from the darkness of Spar- them have been and are now under many complaints regarding activ- sure and get them. Ss tan Stadium to forecast the most "cease and Traffic Men desist" orders from the ities of these schools, according to novel stunt in campus rally history. Federal Trade Commisaion,i Knox, who extended to lot Last night's bleacher meet saw the student Will the following traffic di charged with falsely representing body I"MEET ME AT THE the introduction an invitation on all occa- of head yell lead- through their rectors please report to the nod salesmen that they Mona to In er "Pinky" Garcia consult his office, citing at 6:30 p.m. Friday: are agencies of the government by Bill Newby telephone or in person whe,, THE FAMOUS MI and Jerry Girdner, and Nelson Fidanque, Jim Cite that the student is assured of they are Rh who in turn introduced approached regarding the CONEY ISLAND ceveral a government ell , Carruth Kohn, Curlisx appointment after, signing of any WI new fight yells and last year's contracts. .32 I.: Santa Clara1 Foster. Pink, Riddle, Berr contest-winning song by Jack sin Hughes, Moore, PA AFTER THE GAME." Brown, Wiles. ha Wendell Hux quintet, Quinn, Mel BEMM MO OLD WHITE Jack Smith, I"THOSE SHOES" Delicious Hamburgers table, Howard Wulling, Bee , paced ' GET THEM wr by the drum major, Violette DYED A DARKER Cheeseburgers Trinvhero, Ed Rogers, En,,, 'llahn, COLOR sh demonstrated their skill In FOR FALL AND WINTER Hammond. Chiliburgers the Japanese art of Judo and flu At Mel Jitsu. FLINDT’S 168 South Second Street RED HOTS -:- CHILI nIt rat
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