Stork Knocks at Faculty Door Martin Fills Vacancy Left by Washington-Bound Director

Vol. XXII SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1942 Vo. 10

AMS Sponsors Globe Trotter Martin Fills Vacancy Left by Thanksgiving Tallis at Third Washington-Bound Director From the services of State college to the service of war- Dance Tuesday Hour Assembly occupied Uncle Sam will go Bill Russell whose leave of absence Harry Chanson’s Band from the graduate manager’s post was granted by the Legis­ Bruce Thomas Discusses lative council meeting in short session last night. Plays for Rockwood Affair Experiences with Allies Russell leaves Thursday for Washington D.C. where he Jack-o-lantems and scare­ Bruce Thomas, noted foreign will train for a position in the • correspondent, news analyst and American Red Cross. crows will dominate the scene adventurer will be the speaker in when Associated Men students a special assembly scheduled for Harold Martin, director of pub­ and their guests turn, out for ' 9:50 a.m. this morning in the col­ lic relations, was named acting the Pre-Thanksgiving Day dan­ lege auditorium. All classes are graduate manager upon advice of ce next Tuesday night at Rock- excused for the meeting, and the college president and sanc­ wood. students are urged to be prompt tion of the council. During the in their attendance. current year Martin has served Harry Chanson and his El Pas- “Commandos—Prelude to In­ eo orchestra will be featured, in the capacity of publicity direc­ vasion,” is the subject on which tor, including advertising and and dancing will continue from he Will speak, but the talk will business management of El Gau­ 9 to 12 p.m. Chanson will also be wrapped around President cho and numerous photographic Roosevelt’s recent statement, duties. He came to Santa Barbara contribute a number of acts,' “This generation of Americans starring his singers. in fall, 1941 from San Francisco has a rendezvous with destiny.” State where he was employed in Highlight of the evening is PREXY HARRY REDOGLIA Thomas is noted for -b e i n g a speaker who does not “pull the a similar capacity for nine years. tentatively planned to be a quiz Manages AMS Dance A graduate in 1940, Russell had show, under the direction of Don punches,” and in discussing this, topic, he speaks from actual ex- • ' been a popular and active stu­ McKenzie. The latter stated that dent. He excelled in basketball if the act went over as hoped, periences, as he was engaged in DZD Sorority commando raids from the tip of and baseball on campus and town similar ones would be featured teams. Additional extra-curricu­ at later dates. Norway to the Atlantic coast of France, a n d h a s accompanied lar activities included chairman­ This is to be the first big event Holds Annual ship of the Welfare committee, put on by the A.M.S. and prexy many ocean convoys, to Russia and England. chairman of the Finance com­ Harry Redoglia commented, “We mittee, president of Beta Sigma sincerely want as many students Fashion Revue Thomas’s lectures have 1 been indorsed by such famous writers BILL RUSSELL Chi, president of Interfraternity as possible to attend this dance. council, member of the Associ­ There will be plenty of entertain­ With “pre-ration” days as the as George Putnam, Walter Win- Leaves for War Duties keynote, 1 y42'fashions will take' chell, Emil Ludwig and many ated Men Students executive ment and refreshments and al­ the spotlight at the twentieth others. After speaking before the board, and Board of Athletic though it is on a week day, it’ll semi-annual supper-fashion show New York Adventurer’s club of* Control. Russell won the A.M.S. be our last affair before Thanks­ and dance, presented by the his many escapades on R.A.F. Debaters Leave award in 1940 for the outstanding giving vacation.” Redoglia also Delta Ziëto Delta alumnae as­ bomber add fighter missions, and man student. mentioned for the men not to for­ sociation starting at 6:30 tonight of commando raids, he was ac­ For Annual Appointed graduate manager in get the A.M.S. smoker, which is at El Paseo. claimed by the members as the August, 1941, Russell has distin­ to be held in the near future; ' best and most interesting speaker guished himself with, students and Patrons and patronesses will Stressing the “Good Old Days,” guests are urged to wear “gay on World War II affairs yet' State Tourney faculty alike and has been instru­ be Mr. and Mrs. Jack Porter, heard. mental in putting the student Dean and Mrs. A. Russell Buch­ nineties” costumes and join in the spirit of the theme. Gay nine­ Lou Sarracino, president of the body on a sound financial status. anan, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Wood- Speech department, and Tom After a training period in the house. Admission is free to all. ties songs, songs of World War I and of this war- will be led, fol­ Honor Society Loeffler, student body finance capitol city, Russell may return A.M.S. and their, guests, and . lowing the dinner, by Maurice chairman, will represent Santa to the Pacific coast for additional s t wd e n t s are asked to wear Faulkner and John' Porter. Barbara State at the Western As­ work and a later date will be sports clothes. Inducts Fifteen sociation of Teachers of Speech sent overseas as an assistant field With thé Jack Rose shop pre­ Tournament at San Jose. The con­ senting the women’s fashions, director for the Red Cross. Alpha Mu . Gamma, national test begins Sunday and will con­ With completion of the resig­ Roy E. Gammill, the men’s wear, honorary foreign language so­ tinue for three days. Holiday Jobs and shoes furnished by Roden- ciety, held its initiation cere­ nation approval, coucilmen ad­ beck’s, membersof the active monies Friday night at the "Neigh­ Sarracino, in addition to debate journed early f o r th e Eliêjo- Deans Clarify chapter will combine with, the borhood house- Following th e will take part in oratory and Maudelle dance concert. alumnae members to ’serve as candlelight ceremony was a quiz extemporaneous speaking. Loef­ A small party in honor of the Yacation Leaves models. Active members slated program arranged and presided fler also will enter into proges- departing graduate mànaaor was for modeling include Roberto La­ over by Frederick Sigerist, fac­ sion, extemporaneous, ,and im­ held following the business ses­ At a recent meeting of the mon, Erma Lambrecht, Gerry ulty sponsor. promptu speaking. sion, with student legislators heads of departments and deans Cochins, Connie Gill, Jackie New regular members pledged Previous tournament exper­ offering h im felicitations a n d it was decided that any student Pound, .Carolyn Hunter, Edie include Evangeline Brown, Owen ience has been had by both men. serving a large cake decorated who has obtained Christmas Van Meter, Margaret Reid, Mary Lease and Phyllis Nelson. Also Sarracino attended tournaments with “Good Luck, Bill.” work and has employer’s state­ Tenny, Ruthe .Suggs and Ruth pledged were the following asso­ at Pomona, Los Angeles City Col­ ment to Verify such employ­ Bendy. ciate members: Marian Cumming- lege, and Pepperdine, where he ment may get a leave of ab­ Due to the lack of help this ham, Richard Dibblee, Hazel Ed­ finished as a finalist in impromptu Gas Rationing sence for- the week of Decem­ year, the show will be limited wards, Monica Fell, Mildred For­ speaking. Loeffler too finished in ber 14 to 18 only, provided the to 250 people, and will be the ward, Paul Kliss, Roberto Lamon, the upper brackets at the Pepper­ leave is ¿obtained in advance so last show for the “duration.” Lucille Day, Esther de Leon, Wil- dine college tournament. Campus Board that he can notify each instruc-: Proceeds from the event will go helmina Menken, Bonnie Jean Approximately twenty colleges tor of his proposed absence. to .the sororities war service fund. will be represented' in the San Set Up by OP A Only students in good and reg­ Rutherford and Patricia Scott. Jpse contest, contributing many By federal request, a trans­ ular standing may obtain these outstanding collegiate speakers. leaves. Student teachers will portation committee to pass not be excused from their teach­ Stork Knocks at Faculty Door Dr. ■ Albert O. Mitchell will upon supplementary gasoline ing assignments. also attend the tourhament, and requirements has been estab­ It is expected that a student ■ will act as a judge. This year’s lished at this college. All stu­ Old massa’ stork has been hovering around the homes forensics activities are being di­ dents, student teachers, etc.,1 will npt ask for a permit to of State college faculty members and has been dropping little work unless he needs the em­ rected by Frederic Hile, director who have urgent need for more ployment to help with current bundles "from heaven with increasing frequency during the of the division of speech. gasoline than provided by the school expenses, or unless jocal past year. “A” ration books must present labor shortage requires employ­ Glancing at the vital statistics for the faculty it is noted Students Brush-Up these supplementary forms, ment of school people. that the instructors have a total properly filled out, to the chair­ On Algebra, Trig man of the local college com­ These leaves do not excuse of 80 children. Since there are 80 ular when it comes time for the students from their work miss­ professors and members of the mittee. N O T T H E RATION stork to deliver the goods, with Anouncement was made yester­ BOARD. All applications must ed during the absence; nor do administration included in the day by Dr. Hazel Severy of the • count it should add up to one the ratio about four to one. be passed upon here before they they guarantee that students science department of the open­ are sent to the city rationing can make up all work missed offspring apiece. Actually qnly The department with the great­ ing of a non-credit brush-up during lecture and laboratory 47 of the 80 are proud parents at est number of children is science board. This is a compulsory re­ course in algebra beginning Mon­ quirement of the OPA. The periods. present. with 12 children chalked up for day third hour under the super­ The deans will not issue sign­ the 7 married profs. The admin­ supplementary forms are ob­ Passing cigars is now becoming vision of James Graves, student tained at the school where the ed absence reports occasioned a common occurence among istration tops this figure with 15 teacher, in room 41. offsprings among its members. student receives the “A” book. by transportation difficulties members of the male faculty con­ This course will be held each Therefore, all students who immediately before or after va­ tingent, Those who have handed On the faculty is a grand­ Monday, Wednesday and Friday, cation periods. Therefore, stu­ have an urgent need for addi­ out the stogies most recently are mother, Mrs. Helen Barnett, and and is open to all students who tional gasoline must present the dents who plan to leave Santa Dr'. MacKenzie Brown, Dr. Stan­ a grandfather, Walter Cheever. wish to review the fundamentals supplementary blank to one of Barbara during the. Thanks­ ley . Rauch, and Ftederick W. Uncle Sam may conscript fac­ of algebra and trigonometry, be­ the following members of the giving or Christmas vacations Hile. This trio all received their ulty members for military duties fore entering- the classes next committee: Miss Loretta Byers, should arrange transportation felicitations on the births bf baby but as yet there’s no ban on the semester and for those students John T. Porter, Dr. J. C. Snide- so that they will miss no time girls. activities of that legged bird with who need aid in their present cor, Mrs. Marguerite Stebbins at either end of the vacation. Girls are by far the most pop­ the flapping wings! course. or Dr. I. A. Mather, chairman. age Two EL GAUCHO Santa Barbara, California, Friday, November 20, 1942 Author Proposes Union of Pasatiempo Nations with Bills of Rights By NATALIE STEWART In describing proposed plans for post-war peace, Donald •Next week comes that welcome Colross Peattie, author-naturalist, claimed the idea of a “world respite after the rigors of mid- fédération” to be feasible, logical and almost inevitable. Mr. terms. Campus gowbuggies Peatie’s plan is to be given birth through the impetus of lead­ (those with rubber) will wheel ership, since the move must be primarily political. Nations will down toward the sunny south­ be represented equally in the world government, tarriff bar­ land and Thanksgiving . will be upon us. riers between nations will be abolished, an international police The 'day may have the usual force will be organized fbr enforcing laws, and the new super­ turkey and trimmings but it cert­ education, etc. ainly wont have the same con­ Drawing an analogy to the American.. Re^tolution and notation for us as it has in former years. It’s a little bit hard to consequent formation of a federal union from the 13 ¡Colonies, count your blessings and then Mr. Peattie declared this plan to be essentially the same in the next breath take stock of the friends and relatives who maneuver politically, except on a much larger scale. are away from the family table But departing from his federal ideal, Mr. Peattie pitched and who may never get back. his tent in the capitalistic camp by decloring that the union Yes it’s hard to give thanks at a time like this but we owe would consist of France, the British Commonwealth, America those men and boys our thanks. (excluding South America) the Scandinavian countries, Poland We owe them our faith in the and Canada. These nations since they all purported to guar­ job they are trying to finish,' we antee to their subjects that which is essentially our Bill or owe them our belief in the out­ come of their fight, we owe them Rights^ and since they have much more in common than in this day and all the days and the disagreement. This entente would then organize and maintain years that are to follow. thé union, their union, after which the other nations would We can be thankful too we either cede to the central power by agreement or by force. live in California, U.S.A. rather This concept of the formulation of the union is not ' com­ than in Little Greece, Holland patible with the liberal sense in which it is conceived, since it or Norway. We’ve got a lot to will in effect be nothing more than a grander nationalism give thanks for if we take a little time to think it over, if we open which will foster exploitation and quite probably lead to our minds and hearts and accept Fascism. the fact that we’re a lot better Why should one group of nations, claiming té be “God’s off right here than in any other of world-wide brotherhood and then go on and describe the spot in the world right now. Chosen People” declare that they are 100% behind this idea brotherhood in their own selfish terms? Certainly there is no ODE TO MIDTERM advance toward world peace through world federation in EXAMINATIONS such a move. OR Mr. Peattie then declared that this concept was by no ♦ OIL FOR THE LAMPS means priginal or new, and that there were two such plans Much Ado .. OF GAUCHO'S already in an èmbryonic state, namely Russia’s Communism By GEORGE BLUMENSON By EDIE VAN METER and Germany's Nazism. Is it not foolish then to agree that both these plans Westbrook Pegler, America’s sian armies. The actual cure will We read the text for the first time number one brass check colum­ come when the major operations And scan each jumbled note, are working toward the same end, and then propose the form­ nist, has been filling his usually are begun. And wonder what was in our ulation of a third plan which will exclude both the others? mind worthless column with some more Our judgments here are liable Every thinking man is for world peace, and if such peace than usually useless vituperation When that scrambled mess we to be warped by the ranting and wrate!! 1 may be obtained by federation, for federation. But why fed­ during the last week. It seems as raving of cheap demagogues and erate half the world only? Why organize the federation for though Mr. Pegler, who is, we politicians, w h o -put personal But we’re here for education, ■ your benefit alone and then naively state that it is for the fear, rapidly becoming a “case,” gains above the nation’s good. took exception to a speech made It’s as plain as it can “B”, world’s benefit? This can be seen by the last And our hearts sinks to our toe- by Vice-President Henry A. Wal­ election returns. Had the admin­ World wide federation is such an immense task that sies only with the combined and whole-hearted efforts of all nations lace in which Wallace praised the istration so desired, it could have When we find we scpred a “D”. Russians. changed the election results by in the world could it ever be put into operation. Therefore, if This praise, states hlr. Pegler merely opening the African the move is to he toward federation, let it be just what the means that we have a c-m-u-i-st But then we start to rationalize campaign a week earlier. But we As only a college student may, name implies world-brotherhood, not local particularism. L.O. in the White House. Wallace, in were not ready, and the admin­ one part of his speech, praised And tell ourselves that next time istration realized that. In the con­ We’ll surely crack an “A”.' the Russians for their equality duct of the war, neither the ad­ of the sexes. Pegler, with his ministration or the military are usual flair for contradicting him­ paying attention to politics. self in the same column said that The Willkie trip, and his sub­ we here in this nation did not sequent cries for a second front care for that kind of equality. was one of the best staged pieces Just a few paragraphs later, of camouflage that ever deceived Pegler stated that here in the the Nazis. The United States is United States we have the same finally on the march. equality of the sexes. Pegler has deterioated from one of the best, most liberal colum­ nists in America—as witnessed C ornw all’s by his excoriation of Francisco Franco during the Spanish civil BAXTER'S CHILI war— to one of the most petty, vicious and unrelable writers in Shoe Shop the world—as started by his vi- Is a special feature tuperous and rotten eulogy of 1033 State Heywood Broun on the day of at that great liberal’s funeral. Peg- FINE SHOE REPAIRING ler’s feud with Mrs. Roosevelt should be on the comic pages, CLEANING DYEING BROOME'S rather than on the editorial pages. POLISHING 109 E. ANAPAMU Pegler’s tirades against all unions should appear in the publications of the National Association of Manufactureres. s>. s 53 88 The news from the foreign 8 fronts this week has been very Flowers Always g encouraging- There is no second »! front in North Africa—this is »! merely the Americans on the »! march—a march which will end Bring Smiles in Berlin just a year or two “Hi. Recognize me? I’m one of hence. This North African front is an attempt to open the Medi­ Every woman loves your crowd. You see, I speak for terranean to Allied shipping. The real second front will have to flowers. A special cor­ $ Coca-Cola, known, too, as Coke. bide its time. In the meantime we I speak for both. They mean should let the military leaders sage or bouquet from 1 fight the war without any inter­ the same thing. The gang ference from a civilian congress. Alpha’s is an ideal gift 1 The African campaign will serve, say I look just like Coke for a time at any rate, as a mus­ for any occasion. tard plaster on the Russian boil. tastes. And you can’t get It will relieve the valiant Rus- that delicious and refreshing taste this side of Coca-Cola. Nobody else can dupli­ E L GAffCHO cate it.” tarad as second-class matter in ike office at Santa Barbara, Calif., Sept.tj THEVOICE OF A THOUSAND OW ENS 1926. « 2 . . i| Gaucho Is published every Friday o* school year by the Associated Stu- BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY , of Santa Barbara State college. No 1331 State Phone 5165 COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF SANTA BARBARA is are printed on holidays or during llnations. Santa Barbara, California, Friday, November 20, 1942 EL GAUCHO P a g e T hree Hellenes Slate Fraternities Qau-cliocase By RUTHE SUGGS Pre-Christmas Turn Efforts Ceiling unlimited . . this week Open House To Hell Week we see th e ravages of semi­ annual fraternity pledging. Ac­ Greek Women Organize Greek Organizations Slate tivities of this year’s Hell Week Plans for War Work Formal Initiations for Monday have been somewhat limited as Greek sororities for women Most anything can happen, and Nothing's old-fashioned necessitated by dimout regula­ were busy this week with plans it usually does as campus fra­ tions, et al. But indoors: inferno. lor rush- affairs, and other pre- ternities put forth their best ef­ about th e g a y nineties Some of the milder forms of Christmas social activities. Many forts this week to impress their party tonight . . . in fact physical cruelty and mental fun of' them are planning ways to pledges, both verbally and phys­ it's way ahead of time . . . earn money for the purchase of ically, on the rigors of the Greek has been the forced consumption men’s traditional Hell Week. take it from us, you'll be defense stamps, and other ways of certain delicacies on the Black to further the war effort. GAMMA SIGMA PI sorry if you miss the Delta Supper menu (GSP>, ' adhesive­ Gamma Sigs and Sig Alphs are ALPHA THETA CHI holding a picnic Sunday, at La Zeta Delta Fashion Show. ripping from hairy legs (SAK), Last Monday night members bathrobe wearing and suitcase Playa field, A play-off football of Alpha Theta Chi held a linen game will be held at that time toting (TO). Pledges of BEX have shower in honor of Gerry Hoyt been occupied with scouring and Deming, sorority alumna, at the between the two fraternities. Bill re-decorating the new frat house. Cohee was chosen as captain for home of Mrs. Lloyd Hitchcock. the Gamma Sig intra-mural bas­ Also getting attention have been Following the party a short ketball tournament. The pledges the intricacies of gas rationing business meeting was. held at MRS. WILLIAM MORRISSEY will give a dinner to the actives and tire registration. Everyone which plans were made for the Editor Weds Ensign Monday sifter which formal in­ has a different tale to tell of the faculty tea to be held on Monday, sign-for-what - you’re - gonna - get for the Slap-the-Jap campaign, itiation will be held. Gift problems need no December 7. Plans were also dis­ BETA .SIGMA CHI procedure. Conflicting opinions cussed for the progressive dinner and final arrangements were At the business meeting held longer be th e cause of are rampant on student teacher to be held on Sunday for soror­ made for the Annual Fall Fash­ possibilities for extra ethel, but last Monday, the results of the sleepless nights . . . your ity members and their guests. ion Show, to be held at El Paseo Beta Sig Mardi Gras were dis­ the real answer will be issued by TAU GAMMA SIGMA answer lies in the import­ tonight. cussed and plans for the stamp the College Transportation com­ The home of Dwaia Ray was drive were completed. The pledge ed yarn sweaters that mittee (on campus) which judges the scene of a buffet supper meet­ Members of the sorority vol­ unteered to serve at the Snack dinner was held Thursday night, Campus Comer is boast­ the plea and refers preferred cases ing of Tau Gamma Sigma, on while the formal initiation will to the Gasoline Ration board Monday evening. At the business Bar on Sunday evening, and to ing—they're yours for a (downtown/. Securing sm “A” help entertain servicemen at the be Monday. meeting plans were completed SIGMA ALPHA KAPPA Merry Christmas if you card is the first step, Doc Mather for the. second open house held home of Mrs. John Edwards on Sunday afternoon. Members discussed the matter hurry . . . originally priced Says. last Thursday at the home of of finding a new sponsor be­ Old news now: the marriage of Phillis Atwood, 111 W. Valerio. Following the meeting members at 5.95 a n d 7.95, now of the sorority were guest of cause of the loss of Dr. Lynne C. JACKIE POUND a n d BILL Plans were also discussed for Monroe who has gone in the specially priced at.....3.98 MORRISSEY. And we’re still making Christmas gifts for ser­ Sigma Alpha Kappa at a party. PHI KAPPA GAMMA Navy. They voted to send him a kicking ourselves for holding the vicemen, attending the USO, and briefcase in appreciation for his scoop last issue . . .tit was known picking lemons on Saturday and At the Monday meeting of Phi Kappa Gamma plans were made work with the fraternity. Last then that the bride had peti­ Sunday. Tuesday night the pledges gave tioned for a license in answer to for the second open house of the SIGMA DELTA PHI season, scheduled to be held on the actives a dinner at Tony’s. long-distance calls from Chicago. Monday, November 16, marked Formal initiation will be held Father of an 8-pounder: LAR­ Sunday, November 26. Marion the second open house of the Agamalion will be in charge of Monday night at the home of H. RY BEMOLL, ex-grid star. season given by members of Sig­ Klyne Headley. Dating last week: BARBARA ma Delta Phi. Ruth Strieby was the affair. The blazers are here— SALLOW AY and NINO »*- The sorority decided that the TAU OMEGA in charge of the decorations. money which was earned by The fraternity completed final hooray! hooray! You've DINO. (Dear Ffrank Jones, en Following the tea members of plans for Hell Week. The formal route to V-7 training at South picking lemons will be used to been crying for them and the sorority held an informal purchase stamps for the Slap-the- initiation will be held Monday Bend . . Absence does make the business meeting, and adjourned night, November 30. Plans were now they're here and heart grow fonder, but “While Jap campaign. to dinner in town with sorority DELTA SIGMA EPSILON also outlined for the next student ready to serve your com­ the cat’s away, the mice will . . .) patrons, Mr. and Mrs. Wilmot Jean Paroah, former secretary body dance which Tau Omega mand . . . We don't have Sincere congratulations to BILL Hughes. of Delta Sigma Epsilon, resigned will sponsor. to say anymore about LEVEILLE who recently ventur­ Carol Moody, sorority alumna, her duties at the Monday even­ ed onto the dance floor. Con­ was married to Edward Wiseman ing meeting of the sorority. Bar­ them—they'. talk for them­ gratulations more rightly should on Sunday. Members of the sor­ bara Chapman was elected to selves in allurable flannel go to Girlfriend CONNIE GILL ority attended the ceremony en take her place. Phrateres Set . . . solid colors with a Showing tonight: Style. It’s masse. Next meeting of the group will the 20th semi-annual DZD fash­ DELTA ZETA DELTA be a supper meeting held at the piped contrast ...... 13.95 ion show amplfied by a turkey At the Monday evening meet­ home of alumna, Mary Lee Hand, Fall Dance dinner, dancing and the Big Time ing of Delta Zete, held at the Members of Delta Sigma Epsilon which has made it famous these home of Ruth Bandy, money Members of Phrateres sub­ have been invited to be the guests chapters and their guests will many years. was collected to purchase stamps of Gamma Delta Chi at a fire­ side get-together, on Sunday. attend the- national non-sorority group’s Fall dance tomorrow night at Rockwood from 9 to 12. Bob Foxen’s orchestra will play for the semi-annual affair. Leading to victory will HERE'S A "FINGER” TIP A * « * * * 7 Bids for the semiformal are be the "beanie 'n bag to ¡„ one dollar a couple. match" set . . . it's a new “This is the one event of the semester so far as all Phrateres "must" for basketball members are concerned,” explain­ games and a triumph for This Gabardine topcoat is just ed Francis Houghton. “Every any Christmas list . . . member should plan to be there.” embroidered hearts and the ticket for cool wet weather. PHONE VICTOR'S flowers of bright^ felt adorn 21451 the pair . . . black, red, green, brown, navy.—3.45 Free Delivery • Showerproof l/ i c t o t 829 State Dial 3126 • Plaid Flannel Lined The Florist 135 E. Anapamu Find-of-the-Week • Fly Front Gay plaid, quilted cot­ ton, two-piece dress that Special Treat has been revived from • Outside Change Pocket grandmother to do th e tricks for this winter . . . it will add spark to any hdliday get-together . . . and watch it steal the DZD EVERYONE IS WRITING more letters Fashion Show at El Paseo 1095 i EVERYONE NEEDS MORE tonight...... 18.95 letter papers

¡ t o t AN AN CE L -G IV E PATSY and ODIE P.S. Jack Rose is now open FOR YOUR Words of good choor deserve to be every Saturday night until put on paper created m the same nine. THANKSGIVING spirit. . . tender thoughts belong o s paper that says idee things between DINNER die lines! /- EATON’S CRYSTAL SHEER ROYAL Clothier • Haberdasher • Hatter • Im porter IC E CREAM 1116 CHAPALA ■■■■■■■■■■ Page Four E L GAUCHO Santa Barbara, California, Friday, November 20, 1942 Departments Slate 35 Answer Casaba Meetings for Tuesday Call as Season Opens Department meetings are scheduled for this Tuesday during With 35 men turning out for the initial session, Coach fourth hour in their respective rooms. A number of the groups Willie Wilton officially opened the 1942 Green and White are formulating plans for Christmas parties and have expressed basketball season this week by announcing a regular practice hope that all members will be on hand to participate in organ­ schedule and the tentative season schedule. izing them. Back from last year’s varsity and ready for action this j *—’ ------:------:------Dr. Ernest Bickerdike. science season are veterans Bill Leve- professor, will give a talk on ille, Dick Rider, Bob Sherman Glejfr Club “Chemical Warfare,” to th e and Ray Acevedo, around whom YWCA Attends science members. The meeting Coach Wilton will form the new Gives Concept is in room 82. squad. Doris, Cruz, president of the art “Prospects look very bright for Joint Conclave Santa Barbara State college a successful season” Wilton an­ department, has announced the nounced, “and we havè four men Hiking, folk dancing, singing, Women’s Glee *Club made their group will meet in room 55, "at first public appearance for the who stand over 6’ 3”, Howard and discussion will constitute the current season in the Hotel Cal­ which time students belonging Holt, Paul .Copper, Ed Routh and; weekend program of the Y.W. ifornian at Monday night’s meet­ to Delta Phi Delta, honorary art Harvey Hubler. All of these boys C.A. members when they meet ing of the local Business and Pro­ society, will be introduced to the are good ball handlers and look with the Civilian Public Service members.. good in the practice workouts.” men at Los Prietos camp. fessional Women’s club. 1 , Games are definitely slated The program included “Pat-a- Piano selections played by Among those attending are Pan” which was accompanied by Lloyd Browning will feature the with Loyola University, Pepper- Vickie Hunter, Thelma Erickson, program for the music depart­ dine college, San Jose State and Pat Daugherty, Monica Fell, Eve­ an obligato on the flute by Mattie San, Francisco State, while other Monfull; “Done Paid My Vow to ment scheduled for room 62. lyn Rygh, Wilma Mensing, Lila Plans are to be made regarding games are tentatively set with Atkissen, Marge Taylor, Miss De­ The Lord,” featuring Mary Lynn San Diego State, Occidental, Drake as alto soloist; Noble Cain’s the annual Christmas party some­ Haan, and Lucille Day of the time early next month. Thè party Whittier college, Redlands col­ Neighborhood House. arrangement of “The Cradles” lege, Chapman college and Po­ and “The Night Is Calm .and will also be a farewell affair for Marye Taylor, worship chair­ H. Klyne Headley, who leaves mona. man of the Y.W.C.A., will prepare Cloudless,” with Nino Bau’dino as The Gauchos this year, will the tenor soloist. The glee club’s after the first of the year for tyie and conduct the vesper service Air Corps. play practically the same sched­ for the conference. program also - featured two ad­ ule as past year with the excep­ ditional solos by Miss Drake and Speech majors will have their Discussions will be led by Mar­ assembly devoted to reports of tion of Fresno, a Ad Wilton is garet DeHaan, Y.W.C.A. advisor; a duet, “Stay, Frederick Stay,” attempting to arrange games with' by Baudino and Anne Radderau the National Educational Theater FORWARD BILL LEVEILLE Mrs. Grace Franklin, member of conference and a debate con Sparks Gaucho Cagers the University of Southern Calif­ the advisory board; and Bruce from the coming operetta, “The ornia and UCLA. In addition, for Pirates of Penzance.” ference held at Glendale by Jean Maguire, Y.M.C.A. secretary. Collins and Russ Haney respec­ the benefit of practice and on- Peaking their fall activity • pro­ tively. Meeting place will be room DeHaan Heads 1 q o k e r s’ enjoyment, the Hfll- gram the Y.W.C.A. is working Gauchos Buy 28. toppers will play numerous game.T, industriously on their Penny Car­ Discussion of the new ruling with service clubs. nival slated for December 4, acr requiring all college men to take Asilomar Meet cording to Vickie Hunter, gen­ $75 in Stamps physical education, and the elec­ SPORTS CANCELLED TODAY eral chairman. Because of uncertain weather tion of two new officers will take Members of student Christian With the conclusion of the sec­ up the bulk- of the men’s P.E. conditions, the regular Frid" - announced late yesterday by ond week of the Plaster the Jap department meeting. Members' organizations throughout Califor­ afternoon recreation hour'spon­ Gerry Cockins, chairman. campaign, approximately $75 has, will assemble in room 93. nia Nevada, Arizona, ahd New sored by the women’s physical Volleyball and softball will be been reported taken in, and the Elementary department officers Mexico will attend the annual education department has been continued next week, weather school’s supply of stamps has will present C. D. Woodhouse, Asilomar Christmas conference cancelled for today only, it w»- permitting. been exhausted twice. science teacher, who has prepar­ from December 26 to January 2, Next week students and fac­ ed an account of his experiences at Santa Cruz, ulty will be able to purchase while in Africa. Definite plans Margaret DeHaan of the wo­ stamps from members of the Al­ for a joint Christmas party with men’s physical education depart­ pha Thetes and the Sig Alphs, the I.E. department will also be ment of Santa Barbara State col­ Am I For ELMER’S? as well as in Bill Russell’s office. made. The meeting is in room 80. lege and adviser for the local Booths will be set up in conven­ President Cornie Masskant, of Y.W.C.A. group, has been chosen ient places for the purchases. the industrial education depart­ faculty co-chairman for the con­ Yes, my little [jet. And you “A stamp a week” has thus far ment, has anounced a quizz pro­ ference. This selection was made should be very proud for become the slogan of many mem­ gram, “Take It or Leave It,” and by the presidential assembly of bers of the student body. moving pictures will be shown; the Student Christian associations Elmer’s uses only the best. preceded by a business meeting. of this region. Honorary Society I. E. majors will report to the This is the tenth of the annual You will be king of a fine Mesa auditorium. gatherings, attended by men and Hears Musicale Home economics and women’s women from the various college dinner! P.E. departments meet in rooms and junior college organizations. With active members in pa­ 90 and 10 respectively, while the jamas and housecoats and pledges It is expected that about ten junior high group wlil convene Y.W.C.A. members will attend in formal attire,. Phi Lamda Mu, at 4 p.m. in room 90. honorary music society, present­ from Santa Barbara State college. ed their annual pledge concert last week at the home of Mary K. Balaam. The society’s string trio, which SUITS 1 made its initial appearance at the faculty tea held by the Y.W. 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