Sin AM State &ill. Tempus ugit! Mai11111111 L SPARTAN DAILY, January 5, 1 ydepAso,rerr,a4ling Zone 2 their collective voices in objection to the iat('bPi'J,wd. The same old degenerate propagcuida every semester. The Spartan Cnnif. it te same old religious affiliations, birthplaces, special interests- Li FULL LEASED WIRE SERVICE OF 1. Sncra ento 9, why can't someone with an ounce of intelligence file them years? (mime X XX V1 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1948 .iumber 54 only once in four STORK DELIVERS FIRST RIFLE MATCHES 1948 REVELRIES TRYOUTS ENTRY IN BABY. CONTEST BECOME SLATED FOR TOMORROW First to enter the "First Baby Of 1948" contest was a girl COLLEGE SPORT Tryouts for Revelries of 1948 will be held tomorrow night at born at 6 a.m. Thursday, January 1, to Mr. and Mrs. John Sprout 7:30 p.m. in the Morris Palley auditorium, announces Joe Juli- (4.382 Redwood Avenue. The birth was in Community Service Rifle matches ha e become a ano, director. Hospital, San Jose. major college sport in six bay area "Anyone interested in a part in the show must try out Tues- colleges including San Jose State "Spaniel" Barbara Jeanne is the first child for the Sproat day night," Juliano stresses. "This year there will be a regular college, according to Colonel Fran- family. The blue-eyed infant script to follow for those trying cis S. Tremayne, of the Military out. Many of the speaking parts weighed in at 6 pounds 9 Science department, president of call for singers as well as actors." Sproat made his entry, ouncesin the No the newly organized conference. Spartan Daily Staff Warnings Given Anyone who can dance is urged contest sponsored by San Jose After a series of conventions by the director to participate in merchants and the Spartan Daily held recently at the University of On Deficiencies For Winter Quarter tryouts, as there will be a great California at Berkeley the North- advertising staff, at 1 p.m. Friday. deal of dancing through the show. ern California Intercollegiate Late Friday afternoon no other Rifle For Wintet Quarter Conference was organized, officers Named By Editor Juliano explained that the show entries had been received by Jim is set in San Francisco around No upper division registration elected, and a constitution written, Bea Dooley and Phil Robertson Caputo, contest editor. Barring said Col. Tremayne. 1875 during the early days of the booklets issued this quarter were head the Hat of the newly ap- births in surrounding communi- cable cars. stamped "with deficiencies," which Officers elected were: Col. Tre- pointed Spartan Daily staff re- ties or in private homes, the mayne, president; Capt. Strawn, Revelries will be presented from Ix the customary warning that leased by Editor Jack Silvey yes- Sproat offspring almost is assured of Stanford, statician; and Maj. February 16 to 20 in the Morris lower division requirements re- terday. Both are associate editors. of walking off with 28 prizes of- Lambert, of USF, secretary-trea- Dailey auditorium, he added. Other executive positions are main to be completed, according surer. Colleges participating in the fered by San Jose merchants, Ca- filled by Dick Cox, feature editor; to Miss Viola Palmer, assistant NCIRC are: the University of puto pointed out. Paul Von Hafften, sports editor; registrar. California at Berkeley, University TRAILER PARK All entries must be in the Spar- of California College of Agricul- Betty McConkey, copy editor; and The situation resulted from in- Jacque Wolff, wire editor. Day tan Daily office by 1 p.m. today ture at Davis, Stanford, Univer- adequate time for personnel to editors are Keith Alward, Hal DEVELOPMENT when the contest will be declared sity of San Francisco, Santa Clara make the usual routine check of University, and San Jose State col- Snook, Ruth McCarthy, Bob Bo- officially closed, the contest editor den, Dave Leonard, and Brenda lower division requirements for lege, according to Col. Tremayne. AT STANDSTILL said. thosd students who have gained Koplin. Matches will begin February 18 The proud father of Barbara upper division standing. Members of the editorial staff Red tape, legal and sanitary, when Santa Clara meets USP at are: Pat O'Brien, Alice Joy Gold- has stymied development of San Jeanne is a sophomore at San Checking will be done this quar- Santa Clara, but San Jose will er, Wes Peyton, Betty Whitaker, Jose State college's trailer park Jose State college working for an ter and spring quarter booklet* have no matches until March 3 John Gothberg, Al Caldwell, John at Seventh and Humboldt Sta., A. B. in social science and a Gen- will be stamped for all upper divi- when San Jose Santa Clara meets Collins, Abner Fritz, Veronica College Comptroller Edward S. eral Secondary teaching credential. sion students whose records show at the Davis Matches, Col. Tre- Baker, Jack Golden, Jean Stevens, Thompson declared yesterday. He is employed part-time with E. deficiencies, the allaiiitant mayne stated. and Rex Parrish. F. Hutton & Co., Brokers. trar said. "Unless we can obtain two more 01 -at tire- Marie Houle,- Bo* toilets we won't be able to move Latest addition to the list of *Shl peAnted out that those stu- Schultz, Louis Noia, George Gun- in any more irailere," prizes for the Spartiet of 1948 is dents who wish to learn before Book Exchange Thompson- ter, Bob Blackmon, Bob Heisey, said. a complete set of plastic kiddy spring quarter if they have lower and Harry Farrell. clothes hangers donated by the division deficiencies should ask In AWA Lounge Under State Dephrtment of Allied Store Equipment company. that their records be checked dur- Calls For Books Public Health regulations, one toi- ing this quarter. Spartan Cagers let must be maintained for each The student book exchange, op- sex for each 10 trailers or fraction SF Athletic Club erated by Alpha Phi Omega as a Trounce S.F. State, thereof. There are two at the Outclassed By COUNCIL PLANS non-profit service, is urgently in trailer park now. need of several much -called-for 62-41, Friday Originally planned for 28 trail- APPOINTMENTS texts, according to Bill Lundy, Spartan Five, 48-44 By ABNER FRITZ ers, the park's present population Appointments to the positions chairman. is 16 trailers, without immediate Paced by the high scoring of Sparta's hoopsters, playing a of Lycurgus editor, Rally commit- Books needed are: Approach Tb prospect of increase. four of their five starters, the brilliant second half, toppled a tee chairman, and Social Affairs Literature, Brooks and Warren; San Jose cagers blasted San Fran- "Sanitary equipment suppliers strong San Francisco Athletic club chairman will be made at tonight's Intermediate Algebra, Peterson; cisco State's aggregation, 62-41, either are unable or unwilling to quintet here Saturday night, 48-44. meeting of the Student Council to College Typing, Fisher; The Thea- last Friday evening in the Spartan deliver immediately," Thompson Chuck Hughes led the scoring be held in the Student Union at tre, Chaney; and Genetics, gYTIL explained. "We haven't the faint- for San Jose with 16 points. He 6:30. Operating this quarter in the Bob Wuesthoff est idea when the trailer park will was folowed closely by Bob Wuest- led the scoring ASB President "Doc" Arends AWA lounge just north of Morris parade with a be able to grow to capacity." hoff with 15 to his credit and Stu dozen tallies to his announced that a committee to re- Dailey auditorium off the main credit to share scoring honors Generally speaking, however, Inman with eight. for vise the constitution will be hall of the Administration build- the evening with Bill Callas of Thompson sees the student hous- The clubmen held a 23-15 lead named, and the council also will ing, the book exchange is open the visiting five. ing picture as "somewhat im- over the Spartans at half time. set a date and budget for the daily from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Closely following Wuesthoff in proved." Coach Walt McPherson's men World's Student Service Fund the scoring column were Stu In- "There are single rooms avail- came back in the third and fourth during this first session. man and Chuck Hughes with 11 able now, although the prices in quarters to hit the basket consist- The agenda includes reports by CCF TO HEAR each. most cases are exhorbitant. houses ently. are almost out of the question. the Examination Fairness com- The Spartans drew first blood, Ralph Romero and Bob Hagen YOUNG PASTOR It's ridiculous bo imagine that the mittee and one on the formation but then the 'Gators went ahead both played outstandingly against average student can pay from $80 of the Publications Advisory Dick Halverson, popular young on a pair of free throws and a the harbor city five. to $125 a month for a four or Board. minister from Hollywood, will be bucket, and with five minutes San Jose Frosh five-room home," the comptroller The dropped the the speaker at the first Christian gone the score stood 9-5, with the the Palo Al- added. preliminary contest to Collegiate Fellowship meeting of visitors leading. to Cardinals, 57-51. Crampton led the quarter in room 117 at 12:80 A few seconds later Inman sank thelocals with 18 points. today. I OFF THE WIRE I a neat pivot, closely followed by Halverson is a graduate of a looping shot from 20 feet out I Announcements I Yugoslav To Speak More Than One Way UCLA and did further study at and the Spartans were on their To Bag A Deer Princeton university. He is at way. Soon Coach Walt Williams's JUNIOR CLASS BASKET To IRC Tonight present the assistant pastor of the charges had built up a 25-13 lead. "BALL" COMMITTEE: Student DANSVILLE, N. Hollywood Presbyterian church, Union, Tuesday, at 4:30 p.m. Mr. B. T. Galeb, who recently Hunting seasons come and go but one of the largest thirrehes oTffil D.T.O.: Wednesday in room 433-. spent six months in his native always leave their mark in the denomination in the country. par an CCAA-- ARNACOMA: Tonight, 7 o'clock land of Yugoslavia, will speak of stories that are woven around Grid Sked Out at 92 N. 5th St. All women vet- his experiences in that country them. --- erans are invited. tonight at 7:30 during the Inter- SCHOOL MEN'S CLUB _ Les Moffat, who lives in the -Ciotober 16 itamilnii- Tit- Cal LIBRARIANSHIP---M-A4 national Relations club meeting, hills north of here, tells one about The January meeting of the San Poly. AND M./IrORS: Room 212, Mon- according to Jack Gregory, presi- the day he had the situation "in Jose School Men's club will be October 23 San Jose at Manta day from 4-5 p.m. dent of the group. The meeting hand" while deer hunting. held Thursday, 5:30 p.m., at Wil- Barbara. TAU DELTA /13117: Monday, will be held in room 20. low Glen Methodist church, ac- October 29 San Jose at C.O.P. tower, 12:30 p.m. After wounding a deer, This will be the first meeting Moffat cording to Mr. 'Jim Stevenson of November 12 San Diego at ALL PERSONS or organiza- pursued it on foot. When he fi- of the group for this quarter and the Industrial Arts department. San Jose. tions desiring to place announce- nally it in a an important business session will cornered ravine, he Colored movies of Grand Canyon Nov. 19 Fresno at San Jose. ments in the Spartan Daily must discovered he had lost be held prior to Mr. Galeb's talk. his shells. and the Pacific Northwest will be None conference games sched- submit them on mimeographed Plans will be made for this quar- Moffat lunged at the deer and shown. Mr. Stevenson asks that uled thus far are: forms in the Publications office ter. grasping it by its horns, wrestled reservations be made with him in Sept. 18 San Jose at 'Stanford. by 1:30 p.m. the day before publi- Interested students are invited it into a creek. There he won the the Industrial Arts office by 5 Nov. 5 Brigham Young U at cation. Forms may be secured in office. to attend the meeting tonight. battle when the deer drowned. o’ clock Tuesday. San Jose. the Daily 2 SPARTAN DAILY ' - Monday, January 5, 1948
STAFF Veronica Baker, Barney Barnett, Bob EDITOR_ .. Jack Silvey EDITORIAL Collies, Harry Farrel, Aber ASSOCIATE EDITORS ... P1111 Robertson, Be. Dooley Editorial Page Blackmon, Al Caldwell, William BUSINESS MANAGER Ken Calhoun Fritz, Jack Golden, Alice Joy Golder, John Gothberg, ASS'T BUSINESS MANAM. ge George Link George Gunter, Robert Heisey, Mario Houle, Louie Nola, FEATURE EDITOR Dick Con O'Brien, David Penney, Res Parrish, Wee Palter., Boyd SPORTS EDITOR Paul Von Hafften Pat
COPY EDITOR Betty McConkey Schultz, Joon St , Betty Whitaker. WIRE EDITOR .. Jacque Wolff Bodin, Brenda Koplin, DAY EDITORS Krrith Alward, lob school day by the Auociated Students Dave Leonard, Ruth McCorthy, Hal Snook. Published every of San Jose State Colleg at the Press of the Globe Printing second class matter at San Jose Post Office. Day Editor This Issue KEITH ALWARD Co. Entered as 'Tis Leap Year Don't Take Me Back MISS OLSEEN, LADY BEHIND SCENES OF LESS GLAMOROUS BUT CUSTOM WILL ALLOW FOR TELLS To That Sack, Jack VERY IMPORTANT ROLE IN MOVIES OPEN SEASON ON MALES By HAL SNOOK By VVENDELL WATKINS Jungle hammocks-611.95. By BOB BODEN to said Miss Olseen. "A different t3e3e Today in thousands of Army Tracking down information 'Ti. leap year, lady, and there- in legend it was set down in the au- of material is then proved authin- Surplus stores throughout America help make motion pictures fore very good to enter a courtier. law of Scotland. Universal-International tic for the set-dressers, and fol- are displayed reminders of the re- thentic at Busily d'Ambois (1607). Helen lowing that, research is accomp- In 1288 it was enacted in Scot- cent world struggle which may be studios was the duty of Miss arrival at San lished for the people in the "prop' Yes, at that early date and even land "that during the reign of her purchased at cut-rate (inflation Olseen before her she revealed department, and finally the cos- earlier it was the recognized cus- most blessed Majesty (Margaret style) prices. Jose State college, tom for Milady to get a cunning 'Maid of Norway' Queen of Scot- in an interview yestrday. tume research for the principal Three years ago many of these gleam in her eye and dust off her land 1285-1290) for each year players in the film is completed," articles were displayed on the Miss Olseen arrived here in Oc- most manenticing gown with the known as leap year each maiden she added. backs of marching soldiers, and tober and at present is in the Cat- advent of leap year. lady of both high and low estates out that the both were listed then as expend- aloging and Reference depart- Miss Olseen pointed shall have liberty to bespeak the How did it come to pass that able. ments of the San Jose State col- Sound and Music departments each year of 366 days should be man she likes. And if the man re- has favored spe- rarely use the research library as A sportsman passing one of lege library. She designated as open season on fuses he is to be fined in the sum cialized libraries and in 1942 or- they are highly specialized depart- these stores might think as he males? There is no inkling in the of one pound or less, as his estate the Aerodynamic library ments in themselves. looked at a jungle hammock, "Just ganized name or in the reason for leap may be unless he can show that for the Douglas Aircraft company what I need for hunting." The SEVERE HEADACHES year. he was already bethothed to an- which emphasized new material sight of this article to an ex-foot- When did candles on birthday other woman." and reports from other aircraft LEGEND HAS IT soldier, who served in the Pacific cakes come into being? Do pres- companies acting in cooperation Strange as it may seem, legend WOMEN DANGEROUS would probably bring to mind ent day kettle drums look like during the war. traces women's men-seeking op- Though the women of yore were many Incidents some humorous those used in 1880? Such facts erations back to the ancient shores aided by law and legend, today's and some distaistrous. Later she worked for the Safe- commonly accepted by the public women are made even more dan- some- of Eire during the time of St. Pat- The veteran might recall the way stores research library in when it views a film are gerous by a civilization that places Re- rick. He had just completed the rainy nights when he sank, ex- Oakland doing research on food times severe headaches for the them on a par with men. Science, 01- arduous task of driAng the frogs hausted, into his hammock and packing, prices, retailing, and com- search department, said Miss too, lends a hand to produce fem- from the bogs and snakes from how, before he could fall asleep, pany products. seen. the grass, inine pulcritude unsurpassed in the when he was waylaid the wind would drive enough rain PICTURE RESEARCH "The job is a very strenuous by St. Bridget., annals of history. through the mosquitobar to make The account Miss Olseen gives one," she said, "because of the Through her tears she told St. In this leap year the 6,500,000 a sizeable puddle. He might recall of her work in the Research de- rush and push of highly tensioned Patrick the sad story of rebellion unmarried males (between the the first futile attempts to drain partment of the library at Univer- people for authentic information in the rank of the good sisters ages of 20 and 44) in the United the water by tilting the hammock sal-International studios, located to enable the shooting of the film of her nunnery. The yen for men States will have to look to their and how, when that didn't work, in Universal City near North to wind up as scheduled. was too much for even these staid laurels be on their toes to re- a few thrusts with a trench knife Hollywood, shows that it was a Miss Olseen spent a great deal Irish gals who refused to work un- main in a state of single bliss. Of into the bottom of the 'sack' ex- most interesting place to be em- of her spare time on the sidelines less they could have the dubious the 7,500,000 unmarried females pelled the water. ployed. She said that the script of the movie seta watching such privilege of popping the fatal ques- in the 20-44 class it is mathemati- of a motion picture is read by an He might recall the sight of an stars as Claudette Colbert and tion to a bashful male. cally impossible to satisfy all. individual in the Research depart- unwise officer who preferred to Marjorie Main enact their hilari- The stern bachelor St. Patrick ment and the same individual fol- Yes, It would seem that an old sleep in a hammock instead of a ous scenes for "The Egg and I," offered (after many fevered lam- lows the researt% through for that proverb of unknown origin aptly foxhole when in combat. He might and witnessed other Universal-In- entations from Bridget) to allow particular picture. presents the repercussions which recall the screams of this officer ternational stars in various roles. one year in seven for the maidens may accrue from this leap year during the night, while a Jap deft- "The designing of the sets by MODEL SETS to seek out suitable mates. Brid- 1948: ly sliced him up. the art director is the first actual get, a resolute lady, threw her The veteran might think of ham- "The model shop is a very in- A great leap gives a great work done on the picture with the arms around St. Patrick in a firm mocks flapping in the heavy wind teresting place," she said, and she shake! aid of the Research department," embrace begging him for a nearer of a typhoon. He might envision mentioned that the merry-go- time. an occupied 'sack' rapidly spinning round soon to be seen in "Ride the VACATION FRACAS Pink Horse" was completed in GALS GET LEAP YEAR in a 90-mile wind until the guy- miniature, perfect in every detail Abashed at the womanly car- KEEPS POLICE BUSY ropes broke and the hapless oc- Scientists Receive before it was built full-size. esses St. Patrick said "woman, oupant was dumped forcefully on Murders, shooting fracas, and Recording of the music is also squeeze me once again like that the ground. knifing kept police students busy Xmas Bonanza a very interesting aspect of film and I shall give you leap year, The veteran may walk on. The during the Christmas vacation, re- studio work, Miss Olseen revealed. the longest one of the lot." sportsman may walk in. ports Willard E. Schmidt, police She told of watching the orchestra Over-joyed, Bridget promptly Jungle hammocks-611.95. From Santa Claus school head. record first, later the chorus, and proposed to St. Patrick, but alas Santa Claus was ultra-good to finally the voice of Deanna Durbin he had taken the vow of celibacy. Pat Boggs and Frank Leyva, the inhabitants of the Science for the musical sequences in "I'll Deeply touched, however, he sheriff's deputies, were first to an- Best Sellers building this year, according to re- Be Yours." She added each patched things up as best he could swer a call to a local tavern that (Compiled by Publishers' Weekly) ports from unofficial sources. specialized part of the recording is with a silken gown and a kiss. shortly before Christmas, where Dr. Gertrude Cavins acquired a done separately and combined "And ever since," goes the leg- they found a man had just mur- Fiction dered his brother with a .25 auto- new Plymouth just after Christ- when the picture Is completed. end, "if a man refuses a leap year House Divided, by Ben Ames matic_ mas. When asked to mention some proposal he must pay the penalty Williams. Mrs. Shirley J. of the most interesting people she of a silk gown and a kiss." Glen Minuth of the San Jose Buschke had an East Side, West Side, by imported met while at Univrsal-Nterna- Police department started Christ- Christmas because her AS LAW HAS IT Marcia Davenport. husband is in tional studios, she said that as a mas Day off by arresting a man Japan. He sent the As if it were not enough to little woman group, writers proved to be the who had gone wild and shot three Came a Cavalier, by Frances a china vase, silver cinch woman's leap year position nut cups, jade more interesting, and mentioned men. Parkinson Keyes. pins, a string of pearls, and a pearl ring. Garson Kanin in particular. While investigating a knifing, The Moneyman, by Thomas B. in Dr. William Graf contends that Miss Olseen enjoys her work Jim Fowler, captured an alleged Costain. I he is now in possession of the San Jose State college library, and Announcements I rapist, who had been notorious in The Garretson Chronicle, by flashiest necktie on the campus, with the increased need for college THE PRE-MED TEST San Jose. will not Gerald Warner Brace. thanks to Christmas. Dr. G. A. personnel today feela that she is be given at San Jose State col- working McCallum receivefl a tie of a more where her services are the lege Non-Fiction February 2. Students may FUTURE PHYSICIST conservative nature. most beneficial. take this exam at Stanford or the Speaking Frankly, by James F. CARRIES CHAIR George Stone, photography University of California. Byrnes. in- structor, ,ere B m War ran Hogan, engineering reported that he has the _John_ snappiest _pair of._ physics student, Is probably the suspe_nde Gunther. campus and he intends to chal- Thrust and--Parry Job Shop only person on the (limpets who _ lenge the campus dandies. ANYONE INTERESTED IN carries his own chair to class. The American Past, by Roger Norma Bartges, of accompanying dance classes for Butterfield. the physics On Registration-Day he Was try- storeroom, reported that her hus- TAINT FAIR -Women's P.E. department please Peace of ing to sign-up for tngineeritili 70, Mind, -driiersonally Dear flutist contact Miss Moore at the P.E. se E.-Fe tea new and Parry: but the class was closed. Liebman. wardrobe for her. department office. Hey, Coach, what Is the deal? But Brother Hogen is a persua- I Remember Distinctly, by "He has very good taste," Frau Football men who have been out WANTED: Apprentice drafts- sive man, and Allen Israelson, who Agnes Rogers and Frederick Bartges explained. (Editorial note: for basketball practice less than man with some industrial arts was conducting the sign-up, final- Lewis Allen. Mrs. Ranges made the above one week are playing first string background. Full time. ly said, "All right, you can take statement without threats and in and being substituted in the GIRLS WANTED: To serve as the course, but you have to bring Chinese Colleges Aided the presence of witnesses). games, while excellent basketball attendant's secretary. Full time. your own chair!" Marilu Blanc claims, however, fellows who have trained and prac- The Engineering department an- NEW YORK (UP)- The United to have the top Christmas present ticed GIRLS: Who would like to serve faithfully and constantly minced late last week that relief Board for Christian Colleges in of the school. The Blanc family since as assistant girl scout leaders. See the beginning of fall quarter might be in sight for "Chair-pack- China disclosed that more than secured an apartment on fifth now warm Miss Robinson in Placement office. the bench. ing-Hogen." A new section of En- $500,000 worth of equipment was street, just a block from school! We are just wondering how fair FOR FUTURE INFORMATION gineering 70 probably will be sent to 13 colleges in that country "Pure luck," she insisted. "Pure this is! SEE PLACEMENT OFFICE. opened. In 1947. luck!" ABB No. 5880
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JAMES FORSTER ROTC ENROLLMENT FIGURES TAKE Monday, January 5. 1948 SPARTAN DAILY 3 WILL HEAD SHARP RISE FOR WINTER QUARTER Penmanship Class Office Moves Commerce 42, penmanship, for The office of Superintendent of Major Earl R. Kingsley released advanced air corps unit, the num- Buildings and Grounds has been students procuring special second- MURDER CAST enrollment figures for the Militai'y ber of enrolees jumping from 38 moved from the shipping section of Science department yesterday. He to 76. ary and general Secondary degrees James Forster will head an ex- the Science, building to Barracks was pleased with the response for Captain John S. Babel, states has been re-opened, according to 32 announced Superintendent By- cellent cast In the forthcoming the winter quarter. that uniforms are now being Is- Roberta Armstrong, Education ron Bollinger. production of "Uncle Harry," an- Kingsley said 158 men had sign- sued to the men and will be worn secretary. Anyone wishing to contact this nounced the Speech and Drama ed to date and he expects the fig- by the unit on Fridays. Advanced The class will meet at 7:30 on office is requested to phone exten- department. He will play the title ure to near 175 before regisration students will be issued officer-type Tuesdays and Thursdays in the sion 86 instead of the old number officially closes next week. pinks and greens and elementary role in the sinister murder play by Morris Dailey auditorium. 66, according to Bollinger. The biggest increase came in the students will receive greens. Thomas Job which will be pro- duced In the little Theater, Janu- ary 29 through February S. DAILY STAFF SAYS Announcements 9.75 Supporting Forster will be Ev THANKS FOR TOYS ATTENTION SKI CLUBBERS: elyn McCurdy and Jo Ann Eliason Members of the Spartan Daily Due to lack of snow in the Sierras BUYS THREE HOME COOKED MEALS as Uncle Harry's two waspish sis- Staff, headed by Pat O'Brien the January 2, Yosemite trip has at ters. and Marie Houle, co-chairmen of been cancelled. The club will meet Rounding out the remainder of the thirteenth annual Spartan Tuesday, January 6. the cast are: Ruth Peters, Bette Daily Christmas toy drive, ex- Ftehorst, Riza Ellis, Jackson Young, press their thanks to students LIBRARIANSHIP MAJ ORS The CO-OP Boanling Club Joe Rabinowitz, John Calderwood, and faculty members whose gen- AND MINORS meet in room 212 11 Derrell Bond, Charles Bodwell, erosity made the campaign a Monday between 4 and 5 p.m. SIGN UP IN THE DEAN OF WOMEN OFFICE Conrad Smith, Edwin Williams, success. and Morton Fine. Director of the Hundreds of toys were do- play will be John R. Kerr, instruc- rusted and distributed to bed- Classified Ads tor in Speech. ridden children in the County hospital, and to the Overseas FOR RENT: Room for women, Tickets may be purchased in the Toy Drive. Local campfire girls beautifully furnished, heated, laun- Speech office, room 57. IN '48!! also made a large addition to the dry and breakfast privileges. 398 ACTION pile of playthings as a result of So. 12th St. Bal. 4616-W. VET ADVISER HERE a drive which they conducted. ROOMS FOR GIRLS: See Mrs. STUDENTS! J. D. Murchasin, representative A. Patterson at 105 So. 11th St. for the California Veterans' Edu- Photo Appointments $20 per month. Come to the rally: Civic Aud (Dunne Hall) cational program, will be in room According to LaTorre Editor 18 at 10 a.m. tomorrow to answer Betty Patnoe, all seniors must WANTED: Three or four riders Tuesday - January 6, 1948 - 8 P. M. any questions concerning Cal. have their pictures taken by Fri- for 8:30 classes daily. Leave Hills- Vets, according to Mrs. Erlene day, January 16. No exceptions dale 7:30 and can pick up en route. Elam. will be made. Phone S. M. 50645. HEAR! ANTON REFREGIER - Noted Artist DR. CARLTON GOODLETT - NAACP Leader PAricas Rally sponsored by Student Organizing Committee MARKET____ for a San Jose Students Chapter, SUPER Progressive Citizens of America (PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT)
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SE TAKES FIRST CLASS OF '49 DICK O'DONNELL Says: IN BOWL TOURNEY SLATES DINNER - San Jose State college took The class of 1949 will sponsor Say, Fellows, and first place in the first of four two dances in the near future, an- scheduled matches of the Ninth nounced President Tom Wall. Stu- Annual National Telegraphic dents are invited to attend a sport You Gals, too!! Bowling Tournament for women dance Friday, January 9 in the it was announced today by Mrs. Women's Gym and an after-game Jane Burtner of the women's phys- dance January 16. Be Sure You Don't Miss ical education department. The second dance will follow the With a total score of 1483, the Spartan-USE tilt. Tickets to the Spartanettes placed first in the affairs will be nominal in cost and high tens, five man two-game dancing will be off the record. PARKER HATHAWAY series. Lacrosse State Teachers' Posters and the Spartan Daily college took second with 1468. will carry further announcements, MEN'S SHOP Phyllis Jones took top honors in Wall said. both the high ten individual two- game series and the high ten indi- Coop Begins Hot 94 South Second Street vidual single game series scoring 348 and 208. Beverly Warmke Breakfasts Today placed seventh and eighth in the DICK O'DONNELL Student, of 7:30 classes will be same game series with scores of able to obtain hot brealdasts In 314 and 166. beginning Other colleges competing in the the coop today at 6:50 Mary E. tournament include Penn State am., Manager Simon de- college, Michigan State college, clared yesterday. Hot chow will be available from Iowa State college, Stephens, Tem- a.r.n. until 6:30 p.m., with din- ple, University of California, and 6:50
University of California at Los ner served at 5 p.m. plates will Angeles. Hot food and student dinner menu but no The next telegraphic meet will be on the sandwiches, Mrs. Simon added. be held the latter part of Febru- ary, according to word received from Penn State college, sponsors Jewelry Creations of the tournament. Now on Display SPORT COATS Jewelry created by members of Engineering Sked Evelyn Wennberg's beginning jew- elry classes now on exhibit in the LOAFER Discussed at Meet Art wing showcases will remain COATS on display for several days, accord- The whole college engineering ing to Dr. Marques E. Reitzel, and ALL WOOL program was discussed at a meet- head of the Art department. ing of the American Society for The exhibit includes pins, rings, Engineering Educators held at earrings, bracelets, combs, and GABARDINE JACKETS Maria junior college Monday, Dr. napkin rings. These pieces illus- Ralph J. Smith, Engineering De- trate what can be achieved by stu- AVAILABLE IN partment head, said today. dents with no former knowledge of ALL SIZES & COLORS Dr. Smith, vice-president of the Jewelry manufacture. organization, read and discussed ALL REDUCED an engineering pamphlet written KLEENEX BLUES by the head of the Engineering Winter cumbs ebbry year, to ONLY $19.95 Department at Fresno State col- Makig be feel sig and queer. lege. Icy breezes brig be woes Over 100 engineering professors Achoo! God a coed in by doze! from seven southwestern states at- W. Shakespeare tended the meeting. Corduroy Cardigans (Dedicated to Miss Margaret Twombly.) and Jackets SOCIAL SCIENCE Students interested in taking Ed. 278, Teaching of Social Sci- SAVE IN CASH! AS LOW AS$12.95 ence in Secondary Schools, this 3c A GAL. ON REGULAR quarter are advised to contact Dr. 31/2c A GAL ON ETHYL George Bruntz, according to an It's true. Guys end Gels. Buy announcement from the Social your gesollee at the THRIFTY Science department. STAMM, 4th end Wiliam. Students interested in taking MONEY BACK GUARANTEE SLACKS Ed. 390, Teaching of Geography, are asked to contact Miss Clara Thrifty All wool gabardines Hinze. Graduate standing is re- Service Station in all colors and sizes quired for Ed. 278 while senior N.E. Cot. 4+h & WillIam standing is required for Ed. 390 ONLY 814.95
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Olympic Club's other stars are Athletic Association league race. ule soon so that he can concen- of the team are: Dick Robinson, their tournaments. It is not known Frank Miller, 175; Ed Popovich, San Diego won the pennant in the trate on his team. Bob Page, Chuck Stoddard, How- where these two tourhaments will
Bill Quail, and F. Mell. last week of the season. In track, Coach Bud Winter has ard Reweler, Stuart Merrill, and be held as yet. Dick Osborn. The Spartans who will probably COACH WILLIAMS several good men who are likely PROMISING SQUAD. candidates for the Olympics. They The team, organized this winter, see action against the Clubmen in- Coach Williams, succeeds Coach Last year, the Spartans won the include the NCAA champion jave- is one of only five intercollegiate clude: Bill Rothwell, Ray Miser, Walt McPherson, who piloted the Pacific Coast Intercollegiate title lin thrower, Bob Likens, Tom Bir- ski teams on the coast. The others Sam Lawson, Carl Holmberg, and Spartans Into second place in the and placed two men in the finals mingham in the Decathal which are Stanford, University of Cali- Bill Wardrup. CCAA last year. Coach Williams of the NCAA tournament which includes the high jump and the fornia, USC, and the University of It is not certain yet just what has spent a number of years at was held at the University of Wis- broad jump. It also includes Nevada. Foremost among the 15 teams will comprise the Bay Dis- San Jose high where he won sev- consin. trict Olympic Trials which is eral Peninsula Athletic league Woody Linn in the 56 pound meets the Spartans have entered slated for March; however, Coach baseball and football champion- weight and the sprinters Thelno are the Vanderbilt Cup at Donner The men were. Wayne Fontes
Mumby revealed that colleges ships. This is his first year at Knowles and Don Smalley. Linn Summit and the Inferno Mid-Sum- *and Bob Anderson. They are back from Oregon and Washington as San Jose State college. holds the college shot put record, mer meet at Mount Lassen. again this year. well as the Bay area district would The new mentor has approxi- while Knowles best time is 1 min- participate in this tournament mately eight veterans from last ute and 52.4 seconds. Smalley was which will be held here. This year's team back, and several the sixth best sprinter in the coun- would include such colleges as promising new and junior varsity try last year. The MASTER PRODUCER Agrees ... Washington State college, Wash- players. He has three varsity pit- Among the wrestlers are Pat ington university,. Oregon State, chers and two. junior varsity pit- Felice, Ray Miser, and Freddy Al- "Materials From San Jose Paint and Oregon university. chers signed up. Altogether he bright. Th 104Z Albright won the Mean Better Work" Colleges and teams from the has seven pitchers. They they: Pacific Coast Intercollegiate 135 bay area which are expected to Ralph Romero, Bob .Pifferini, C. pound crown. participate in this tourney include: Maloney, Bob Santos, Bob Schatz, NEW CONFERENCE California, Olympic Club, San Frank Winstead, and J. Juhl. Ro- This year, the Bay Area District A Complete Stock Francisco State, and San Fran- mero, Pifferini, and Maloney are Olympic trials are to be held at cisco Central YMCA. from last year's varsity, while San Jose State college and will On February 1 the Spartans will Santos and Schatz were on the probably include such squads as of _Supplies for hold their first annual Novice junior varsity squad. California, Stanford, Washington, tournamelit here and all interested Washington State, Oregon, Ore- PROMISING TEAM All Art_Clesses. students are invited to sign up gon State, Olympic Club and the Coach Williams has 11 first for the tourney in Coach Mumby's San Francisco Central YMCA. basemen and 20 outfielders. He office. We're looking forward to the also has 7 second basemen, 5 fact that a new conference in ten- shortstops, five third basemen, and nis will soon be in the making. Here Are Items That Will catchers. Veteran infielders from It may include the bay area col- both last year's varsity and S. J. PAINT HAS PORTAL jay leges and possibly COP at a later Be A Great Help This Quarter vees include George Wehner and date. This later could lead the AU. THE BIG NAMES Mel INTERVIEW Stein at first base, Ralph colleges in this area to form a con- Kling second baseman, Frank Viz- GRUMBACHER POSTER COLORS ference in all sports. Winsor-Newton Coach Dee Portal, San Jose za third and Don Lopes shortstop. For bruin qr air brush State college boxing mentor, will His veteran outfielders include Elwee, third base; Will Conklin, Grumbacher LITHOGRAPHING INKS & PAPERS be on "Spartans On Review" Mon- Jack Marcipan, John Doolittle, Pete Denevi, and John Donovan, Also Litho touch. & rubbing ink day, January 5 on Radio KEEN. Stanley Petersen, and J. Burtner, shortstop. Devoe while Frank Benito has jv WOODEN STRETCHER BARS Program time is 8 p.m. ex- Promising outfielders are: F. X-Acto Coach Portal will relate the perience in the catching depart- Nelson, Cecil Perry, John Metz, for stretching oil canvas .. 10" to 50" early history of boxing at the col- ment. Jack Donaldson, Howard Sorgen- nisch. SPEEDBALL LINOLEUM CUTTERS lege, as well as explain the new Other promising candidates for frey, Len Frizzi, Bob Dubbers, Lou Strohmere One handle and 5 blades in set scoring system which he devised, these positions include: Don Ma- Kirby, W. Ryder, F. Sarter, Dean and the use of his patented thumb- son, Bob During, and Marvin Ho- Sophia, Harold Sousa, Gene Wil- K.4-i-eer CALIFORNIA TEXTILE INKS less boxing glove and protective gan, catchers; Vernon Katen, kinson, M. Walker, Stewart Clegg, For block printing and stenciling Wayne Dundore, head gear. Don Foster, J. and Vic Bondietti. AND OTHER FINE SUPPLIES James Caputo, student -announc- Herrero, Pat Lovaglia, Bob Land- er of the college's radio show will reth, Joe Lercari, Lou Harris and Interview him. John Smith first base. ANNOUNCEMENTS Al Raffaelli, Don Taylor, Robert SOCIAL AFFAIRS COMMIT- ANNOUNCEMENTS Stiffler, Gale Wgtterstroll% E. TEE: Student Union, today at 4:30 ATERhits Thomas, Larry Duncan, second p.m. SWIMMING CLUB: Tonight base. Joe Hornbaker, Ernie Cart- ALPHA ETA RHO: Tonight, from 7 to 9. All members and wright, Robert Majors, F. Mac- 7:30 in Aero Lab. girls interested are urged to at- tend. Plans for this year's si7vim- ming show will be discussed. We Welcome Back, Spartans!! INTERFRATERNITY COUN- You CIL: Tonight, 7 o'clock at S.A.E. REMEMBER THAT FOR YOUR QUICK C'de house. LUNCH SELECTION IN '48 ITS THE UNIFORMS WANTED AINT & WALLPAPER CO. Tasfee Lunch Service Trudis COLUMIIIIA 23 Officer's pinks, green and OD 11 OUTH SITCOM!) TSILET uniforms and battle jacket. Blouse Parked on 4th Duly JUST TWO BLOCKS OFF CAMPUS 37 or 38 L; trousers: waist 29 or No r Science Building and on San Antonio 30, length 33 or 34; shirt 15-34. -No RUSH - NO FUSS. NO MUSS!" Call Lt. Smith at Bal. 867 between SANDWICHES TO ORDER PHONE COLUMBIA 8606-W 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. LMMMM.A
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