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Today's Guess sterday's Score A. C. VIflLtinsi,n, guest expert "Mr. W. can't score either," NI-/. predicts: "balmy day. Gentle Max. No rain again today. Light breezes, Light printed fabrics westerly winds; generally lw erciv.t will be chic." Weather bureau skies. High about 61. Pigeon disagrees, guesses: ruin. High communique from S.F. damp, ma%. about 61Low 45. Wind SW. artn all mean rain there. San Jose State College Volume XXXVII United Press San Jose, California, Wednesday, March 16, 1949 Acme Wire Photo Number 102 FATAL HEART ATTACK STRIKES DR. KARL HAZELTINE Trapped Driver Survives Holocaust New Rule May Ovanin Lauds The Mail Must Go Through Halt Sunday SJS Orchestra Campus Events Interpretation College Presidents Composer Hears Adopt New Policy His Own Work By BEN PETTUS A rule adopted last week, will I've prevent California state colleges "The best college orchestra ever heard,’! said Nikola L. from holding any event for which Ovanin. in 4 interview following admission is charged on the cam- last night's 'Festival of Ameri- pus on Sundays. can Music" by the San Jose State Symphony orchestra, given in the The new rule applies to college Morris Dailey auditorium before plays, which have been held on a packed house. Sunday evenings, and to motie.n did an excellent job," was pictures sponsored by Blue Key, "They also shown Sunday evenings. Sun- Ovanin's enthusicstic reply when asked how he liked the orchestra's day athletic events for which ad- DR. KARL HAZELTINE mission is charged are also barred rendition of his Second Sym- under the ruling. phony's. first movement. "They played it better than any other Presidents of state colleges orchestra ho has done it," he add- Adopted the rule on the recom-Friends ed for emphasis. mendation of the state depart- Mourn Audience Is Enthused ment of Education. Dr. T. W. Murmurs of awe passed through MacQuarrie approved the rule. Sudden Death the audience when after the con- It will not be put into effect on cert. Dr. Lyle Downey, conduc- ;he San Jose State college cam- tor, asked the audience's permis- pus until the beginning of the Of Professor sion- to repeat "the Ovanin num- (Acme Te1e6hoto) 1949-50 college year, he said. ber," as Ovanin came in while the, He's heard, of course, of his department's classic tradition that the were playing it, and added "if mail must go through, but Postman Ronnie Erickson honestly hadn't The state department of Educa- College Loses expected anything like this on his route in San Mateo, Calif. The anyone deserves to hear it, he flood was the result of heavy rains in Northern California. tion also has approved the addi- The 33-Year Teacher does." Weather Man predicted several more days of rain, so Ronnie had tion of courses for mannerism and better keep his hip-bootkejose at . , eansereationlysts. nr:"MueletnisTie Irobeiii services for -Dr. Karl valid" Siewild":-147, I was informed at Sacramento. S: Hazeltine, professor of nature written as a protest against war, ' 2-- - _AA - -a- - I The state department of rmuca- ‘,4m.,*////4.0 /1/../ b ./1 Nost V LA 111./J 1.1.116, 11W. 1111./a c1/1 /110. / .111UV Lk Call CCM WM / 1. 11.1 anyone deserves to hear it, he flood was the result of heavy rains in Northern California. tion also has approved the addi- The 33-Year Teacher does." Weather Man predicted several more days of rain, so Ronnie had LION of courses for sanitarian.; and better keep his hip-bootkeloae at kniad. osaservstioarms. Dr. Macqtrarrie 48. Fnnaral services for -Dr. Karl "Ild" de-rillil* f4YmPhimy. was informed at Sacramento. S: Flazeltine, professor of nature vrritten as a protest against war, i a very poWerful and stirring The new courses will be includ- study, who died yesterday afters member. The imtliination seems tee ed in the Natural Science depart- suffering a heart attack, have be intensely activated by the Link Ad vances Announcement Deadline been set foi Friday at 1 p.m. from ment. swift changes the Roger Darling Mortuary. from the ' Upon completion Of such courses strings, to the powerful gen"etrom- I To 4:30 P.M. Thursday Friday in Union The professor, a member of the bones and students will be awarded bachelor other hrasses. So that all seniors will have a chance to order graduation on - of science degrees. San Jose State college Science .faculty since 1916. was conferring To quote Ovanin on the work i louncements, time for ordering them has been extended to 4:30 with Mr. John Harville, biology "The feeling of 'protest' Pervades I both Thursday and Friday of this week. Solons instructor, in his office when he the whole Second Symphony. The iis emphasized again by George Link, class president, that this Southern dynamic impulse generating war was stricken. He suffered a simi- is absolutely the last chance for seniors to order announcements and (Arms Telephoto) Reject Northern lar attack several years ago, and can be heard throughout. The William L. Cox, 30, lies on seat in cab of les truck (arrow) with only water-soaked canvas separating main theme with its soft contours. personal cards. him was under medical care for some from roaring flames of burning gasoline. Two firemen were burned when they braved the heat to Compromise Plan rep:esents, in a sense, what things Link said that the orders are throw him the canvas and then leg caught I months then. played streams of water on him to keep him alive. Cox, his WASHINGTON. ( UP ) South- could be. being taken at the desk in the In floor boards, crashed his gasoline-loaded truck-trailer when he swerved from highway to avoid hitting Mines Chief ern senators yesterday formally His sudden death, however. , Student Union lounge. The neces- an auto. He suffered a twisted leg, second-degree burns, and shock. "But allow I rejected a compromise formula came as a shock to his many war conditions never I sits, for ordering this far in ad- it to advanced by administration I friends among faculty and stu- achieve serenity. It tries James Boyd Is vance of graduation. Link said, is minute. These arc speeds faster manuals of shorthand for various mightily to assert Democrats and Republicans in an dents. itself without that announcements will not be reading rate of most foreign languages including Span- success . . . there however, than the effort to settle the senate's anti - is, no Storm Center , made up until orders are received. definite program .. Shorthand Display persons. ish. Portuguese, Italian, French, filibuster fight. Great Loss to College . each listener and time for 'engraving and print- creating his own images." ' ing must be allowed. Polish and Russian. "The college suffered a serious Other phases of the exhibit Senate Democratic leader Scott loss with the passing of Dr. Hazel- Delores O'Neill Gives Good Solo Is Shown in Library show the shorthand materials pro- Of special Interest are the ex- W. Lucas told reporters after an- tine." President T. W. MacQuar- "WoncliArful," and "very good." Currently displayed in the Li- vided 'service men in the simplified other peace parley that the south- for amples of the new ste said. "He as scholar and a were typical of the remarks heard ; erners had given a "firm rejec- African Missionary prary is an exhibit arranged by Armed Forces Institute program Gregg system that will not be gentleman. interested not only in from audience members during tion" to the latest settlement bid. the Commerce department depic- during the recent war. seen on the market anywhere be- the scholarship of his students: the terrific ovation given Delores Will Speak to CCF ting the shorthand methods of ! 1949. "He didn't make much prog- but in their personal welfare as O'Neill for her violin solo in Jules I fore April, The Rex. C. C. Ellenberger. Af- Examples of the four different ress." Lucas said. "The thing is well." Conus' Concerto in E minor for writing. rican missionary, will be guest modern shorthand systems are The rest of the display concerns just where it was last night." Violin and Orchestra. "1 can't think of anyone. who speaker at the Collegiate Chris- One of the mom prominent corn- shown as they are used in the a pictorial story of the history of said he a kits contributed more to the col- After tian Fellowship meeting Thurs- ponents of this display is today, Byrne, Thomas, ishorthand, and a business record Lucas would withhold completing this very dif- Lin - country day than 2000 years old. move to abandon the battle for lege," Dr. MacQuarrie added. ficult number, Miss O'Neill, senior at 12:30 p.m. in B24, accord- coin's address at Gettysburg writ- Pitman and Gregg; and complete more tighter curbs on filibusters until student in Art and Music, received ing to Lynne ,Ekstrand, mission- ten in his own hand, and the samei "Ile always carried more than his Republican senators confer. two bouquets of flowers. ary chairman. written in Gregg shorthand. share of the load." Be- , One of the first white men ever low this is a picture of the au- Proud Father at 87 "Old California" by William Dr. Hazeltine was characterized to enter French West Africa. dience, with mention of the fact Grant Still, featured the beat of Roosevelt Heir 4i.s "outstanding as a teacher and -:Xilenberger bits traveled hundreds that the leading New York news- Indian drums, the Spanish theme piratiqnal, leader for countless Of reiles: into the interior of the papers of the C.:ay did not recog- with the castinet and tambou- Enters Politics tidents" by Dr. Carl Duncan, tnitatry. nize the significance of the "re- rines, a struggle, and finally NEW YORK. (UP) - Franklin cting Science department head. He took. Art im-The translation marks" of the President. merged all these themes. D. Roosevelt. Jr., .),asterday be- of the Ned' Testament inte.Man- Influence Was Extensive lake, one of the trade language% Photographer Too Slow came the first son of the late "His influence has been exten- of French West Africa. He now 41so, that a President to seek public office by photographer who sive." Dr. Duncan continued. "Ac- Local Professor is working on a ttanslation of the was sent to get the picture was agreeing to for the Congres- tive in his field of science edu- (.4crne Telephoto) Old Testament. slow Speaks in Oakland Protesting against U. S. Bureau in setting up his camera, and by and as a personal coun- sional seat vacated the death cation Prof. I. A. of Mines Chief James Boyd Ekstrand said that all students Lincoln cor.clucied his famous Thormodsgaard of selor, he had a warmth of personal (above). U. M. W. President John invited speech of Rep. Sol Bloom. the Music department faculty was and factil0 members are in 135 seconds . . . with chBoararncter few men could equal." L. Lewis has called a two-week no the speaker at a' choral clinic held to hear the missionary. picture having been taken. The 35-year-old Roosevelt, who Arizona in 1888, Dr. work stoppage of all soft coal in in Oakland Monday by the East MississippL resembles his father in looks and miners east of the showing that shorthand knowl- Bay Choral Directors guild. manner, will be supported by Hazeltine graduated from the edge has a wider application than both the Democratic and Liberal University of California with a Campus Ethics Class merely that of taking notes in a parties, acccirding to political B.S. degree in 1914. Following his business office, another display is It's Too Late To Drop leaders of the (west side Man- graduation, he taught science for a few selections from American Ready for Freshmen hattan) 20th district. two years at San Jose high school. literature Courses Now is one written in shorthand. In 1916 he was appointed to the "Campus ethics" of the Robert B. Blaikie, Democratic WINTER 1949 new courses to be Offered by the Professor J. A. Burger of the n Jose State Normal school leader of the district, said he wag Philosophy department next quar- Commerce department pointed cience faculty. Mon., Mar. 21 Classes meeting at: Wed., Mar, 23 Classes meeting at: sponsoring Roosevelt's candidacy. ter,- according to department out that 7:30- 9:10 '7:30 SIWF or Daily 7:30- 9:10 3:30 MWF or Daily "some newspapers en- Dr. Hazeltine received an M.S. sources. courage 9:20-11:00 9:30 TTh 9:20-11:00 10:30 TTh their reporters and some For Roosevelt to become the .from Stanford in 1926 and his police 11:10-12:50 11:30 MAW or Daily 11:10-12:30 12:30 11%1' or Daily Elmo Robinson, who will In- forces require their officers party's standard bearer it will be Ph.D., in nature study education. to 1:40- 3:20 1:30 TTh 1:140- 3:20 2:30 TTh struct the class, announced that use shorthand for on-the-scene necessary to obtain the approval in 1930. He was a from Cornell 3:30- 5:10 3:30 MWF or Daily 3:30- 5:10 4:30 :VOW or Daily it will be a freshmen course. recording of evesits." of a caucus of district leaders and Coast member of the West Nature "Campus ethics" evolved from approval by the Democratic coun- in Four Shorthand Systems Shown school staff from its inception Tues., Mar. 22 Classes meeting at Thurs.,51ar.24 Classes meeting at Robinson's work on the Fairness ty committee, but 13Iaikie said he 1931. 7:30- 9:10 7:30 TTh 7:30- 9:10 8:30 rile committee. A page of shorthand notes from not expect did any opposition in The Philosophy the notebook DuPraw (Acme Telephoto) Active in religious work, the 0:20-11:00 9:30 WW1.' or Daily 9:20-11:00 10:30 31WI: or Daily department also of Martin C. Lawson (above), professor emeritus and leading geol- either group. Dr. Andrew naturalist was' a member of the 11:10-12:50 11:30 TTh 11:10-12:30 12:30 TTh has planned, to give two upper is also exhibited. DuPraw, world's at the University of California in Berkeley, is the proud father ogist 1:00- 2:30 All F.aglish 'A' 1:40- 3:20 2:30 Mlle or Iiaily division courses in champion shorthand writer, halt of a son at the age of 1171. The boy is the first child of Dr. Lawson s Gov. Thomas E. Dewey has not First Presbyterian church and religion and 2:40- 4:20 1:30 MWF or Daily 3:30- 5:10 4:30 TTh democracy, the latter written ordinary material at 246 18-year-marriage to this second wife, Isabel, 39. The baby has two yet set a date for the special elec- adviser to the Student Christian designed to bait-brothers, aged 50 and 57. "It's nothing," said D. Lawson. 4:30- 6:10 3:30 'TTh fulfill requirements for words - per - minute', and Jury tion to choose Bloom's successor. fellowship. He was chairman of American "It happens all the time." ;constitution.. ('barge material at $60 Words-pet- Bloom died last week, (Continued on Page 3)

nuanTre0 g6 olummon Sximcg/ aline vTuJorim tivTmicr41 `sql-TIO tit _ -a_ The Executive Staff The Spartan Daily Wed ties BOB BODEN DICK HUGO Published every school day by the Associated Students of San Jose State Editor Business Maseger college. Entered as second class matter April 26, 1934, at San Jose, Cali- Amnia% Editors Sob Blackmon, Len Kreidt fornia, under the act of March 3, 1879. Desk Chief Bob Heise,/ Offering full leased wire service of United Press. Acme Wirephoto Feature Editor Virgil Wilson Editorial and Feature Page service. Ho Sports Editor .. . Arnold Wchter Member, California Newspaper Publishers' Association. Cetrt editor ...... $pritect Geduldig Make-ap Editors Vern Baker, Elaine James, Frank Brown, Phil Smith, Jack Society Editor le* VAdfaker Golden-, George Stratton, Roger Freeberg. 4 First Street, San Jose, Photo Editor John 0.1 Sacco Page san .1,0,4, State College Press of the Globe Printing Company, 1445 South Desk Assistants Roger Freeberg, Royce Root 2 .Spartan .Daily A ednesday. Mardi 16. 1949 California. ADP Cr Tea 'Chinese Students' Plight Critical Spartans in Action Fig The plight of many Chinese students studying in col- Volta and Pan' HO leges and universities of the United States is becoming Ca mpui C tenla r scraper h desperate. Ambrose a Sadist? Defend Cartoonist come the ir e d st asd fry , 11 ur ch 16 headquarters of the 1.S. National Student Association Dear Thrust, Ambrose, and Dear Thrust and Parry and pressure i Parry: John Angam: (NSA) has issued a special appeal to muster aid for these "Cage of- Nightingale,- unusual m00% is' series, Little The It is obvious that you, along Unless the size of your body is Theater, 8:15 p.m. research, students. Their financial .situation is critical in numerous with Charles Adams, and others of Inversely proportional to your ob- dare of I cases due to government regulations which require that a like ilk, belong in a mental hos- vious mental capacity, do not at- Santa Clara County Chapter. S.J.S.C. alumnae associ- pital. Sunset holders of student visas can accept employment only when You, sir, are a sadist. Your tempt to throw cartoonist Am- ation. 7:30 p.m. conception of humor is sadly mis- brose out of the Daily office. Financ it does not interfere with carrying a full course of study placed. Indeed, sir, you are an While Ambrose is usually a gentle, Thursdoy. Morch 17 movie pi idiot. My wife in day classes. became sick to her easy going fellow, we are not cer- Student Recital. Student 1 nion. 8:15 to) 9:30 p.ni. now onl stomach, in fact, overwhelmed tain that he would not be goaded functuoni high cost of living, this regulation In the face of the with nausea, at one glimpse at Into employing his 220 pounds of "Box and Cox.'" "The Loely Miracle." and The ority giv is tanreaiistie. It is restricting these students so they can- your "cartoon." Hereinafter, kind- bone and muscle to place such as Boor." Stink Theater. 8:15 p.111. hyperten not take employment to adequately provide for their needs. ly confine your abortive attempts you in a juisition comparable to sure, .4 at humor within you. the baby being roasted on the Fridov, March l.- ing fa Small allotments from the Chinese government are not You spit. were undoubtedly an un- ,Studo Theater one-act plays. 8:11 enough. usual child. You probably were Since this is the 20th century, we do not believe that Ambrose's Boxing. I-. of Idaho xs. San Jose State. Mien's While Immigration and Naturalization has not content to pull the wings from Gym. The U.S. office of career will suffer because one, or cupying, flies. I haven't the slightest doubt Alpha Omega pledge dance. Peninsula ( ountry, reported to NSA that nothing can be done to waive the even "at least a dozen," persons in the that you drowned kittens, and tied Club. 9 to 1 p.m. restrictions so Chinese students can take adequate employ- cans to tails of wee dogs. think that his sense of humor is league" In short, damn you, sir! "morbid." Amongst the masses, 'Social Affairs after boxing match in Student Union. in white ment to get on their feet: laboratol ASB13. there are surprisingly many whose Social Affairs committee, for members only. These students are guests in our country. It is up to sense of humor is deep, although and ma "morbid." Monday through Friday. March 21-24 - what ca the students of the nation to get behind NSA in the fight Ambrose Says 'No' ASH 7031, 5219, 5210, 1738, 1976, in man. to help relieve this unusual situation. Dear "Thrust and Parry": 7368, 5406, 5202, 2767. Finals. The NSA student governments have been asked to find I would not have this work con- are pur. sidered as a rebuttal to the letter med 1)). part-time employment for the Chinese students, seek schol- of John Angam which appeared Act Professional manth arships, acquire loans for emergency cases and solicit com- in yesterday's publication. Rather Dear Thrust & Parry and ASB's cause of it is an expression 128-5202: no reason why non-NSA schools of my humility kidney. munity support. There is and gratitude. It is flattering Instead of addressing your when th should not aid in the crusade. enough having someone notice "Staffers Rebuff" to the authors ney is that there are cartoons in of critical letters, you might well Critical situations exist in our own backyard, if not at the parently Spartan Daily. My joy knows no have told the entire Student Body which i San Jose State. California and Stanford are on the list of bounds when any of the student to "read the Beacon. or Drop tein. An schools where the situation is desperate. Attempts are be- body displays the condescension to Dead." he ratcu criticize a drawing. The grievances set down by Honing. ing made to get financial aid but that is only short-range those four students represent not Morality is a thing ill-defined %mist( a minority but a majority of your help. - Photo by Hasse. in our society. It would take some at firs!. readers, and the sooner you re- Mary Lou Meyer, Education major from San Jose, is shown in conceit upon the part of a human For sr This is a situation where student pressure on Congress alize this the better. action in the Registrar's office, filling- out graduat forms. Mary begin to declare that ours is the beer, ab can help to relax the regulations. If every thinking college We're told that the Spartan Lou is a Senior and is a member of Gamma Phi Beta. supreme specie, and that the in exper Daily is a professional paper. Then man and woman would send a letter to his or her Congress- moral right lies upon our side in feritwss act like one! Editors all over the any argument with the swine con- ply. Stic man, something could he done. country become targets for read- cerning whose young should be ect tn. er gripes, but they don't dispatch Quick. humanitarian action is needed. roasted. Our superiority is not so pressure the matter with an indignant -BOB RODEN. Editor. clearly established. who ice - "Drop Dead." Generally they'll The flesh of the human infant normal try to -meet the demand, and it would seem as delectable to pigs blood st doesn't take any more time to as any superbly barbecued suck- draw an aceeptable cartoon than ling is to man. We, with the swine, A Voice In Education this "snake kills baby" stuff. Thee seem to be the only animal group I If you can't take eeitieiam and cinn The flesh of the human infant . normal try to.meet the demand, and it would seem as delectable to pigs Mood st doesn't take any more time to as any superbly barbecued suck- draw an acceptable cartoon than ling is to man. We, with the swine, A Voice In Education this "snake kills baby" stuff. 'Merle to be the only animal group seem If you can't take criticism and &ion wh association (NSA) whose The United States National Student entire life is spent in the put it to good use, then, in the results pursuit of sensual was recently voted to associate membership in the American pleasure. This words of one enraged critic, "hang or whe1. much for the provincialism in it up as a bad job." ASB 1886. sure rest, Council on Education. morality apparent in reader An- The Self NSA is the only student organization to hold member- , gam. the kidi ship in the Council. It long has been influential in the ! We may differ as to the pro- Different Viewpoiot In teitA priety of theme in cartoons. This Dear Thrust and Parry and it has b shaping of educational policies and practices of U.S. one of the pigs was an obvious Bob Boden: subsfane schools. satire upon the emotions of the Your editorial in regard to athe- the inje reader. It intended to say that against college voted ism and communism demonstrates Last year, students of San Jose State emotions are not often the most a sad lack of ability to think THE OLD AND THE NEWAfter 42 years of being an extra in his down by a narrow margin the opportunity to get in on the desirable of human traits, and to clearly .You demonstrate perfect- Hollywood studios, Betty Lawson, left, has retired. Claiming may have selected the most tender of to be the oldest extra in point of service, Miss Lawson gave her amount ground floor of NSA activities. Now Spartans may well ly the principle that one should human emotions, that of parental not say, much less write, any- makeup kit to Joan Evans who has just finished her first movie. body m look on with envy as NSA schools take part in the annual affection, as a target does not thing in the heat of passion. I renin ag conference of the Council on Education to be held in necessaritly brand me a sadist. have no doubt that you meant Thus It seemed to be the most proper greatest May 6-7. well by your spiel. However, I Washington D.C., vehicle to convey my intentions would suggest that you look at R. Schuman Terms Vets Office Asks pressure Ever-expanding, NSA now'represents more than 800,- to the public. That emotional peo- the matter from a different point Veterans To Check here no ple such as Angam can be pro- of view, or rather, two different Dance Successful essarily 000 students in 281 colleges and universities in the United Kappa Sigma 'Kappa's Shipboard All veterans from California voked into such unwholesome out- points of view. osis, Or Shuffle at the Scottish Rite tem- who expect to continue their train- States. Pacific coast membership numbers such schools as. bursts as his letter to "Thrust First, comrnunism has to do but'the ple Saturday evening was termed ing under the Cal Vet program Santa Clara, Stanford, Cal., U.C.L.A., University of South- and Parry" is a perfect testi- with political and economic ways lationsh monial a great success by Rick Schuman, after their G.I. Bill terms are up for the plea advanced by of life. Secondly, atheism is a the hig ern California, Fresno State and others. the cartoon; publicity director for the frater- are asked to leave their names in. that there be emo- matter of belief, and has no con- might v tional moderation nity'. the Veterans office, room 32, ac- NSA is the only student organization which has been in our society. nection whatsoever with the first. handling Ambrose Haggard, Music was provided by Brent cording to a request from that ASB 4987. It is true that the countries pres- problem granted membership in the National Education association NARROW ESCAPEWhen it was struck by a runaway truck, Wilson and his orchestra. The or- of fiee. ently dominated by the ;commun- UNESCO. The NSA .repre- this ear hurtled a six-foot are:may in Cincinnati. 0., and its chestra played requests which and the U.S. commission for ists are acting against ttfr church, READ :TIM CLAsSIFIED ADS. front wheel went through the rout of a house, holding the car Out the Window kept everyone dancing. During sentative recently was elected to a position on the execu- Dear but only to strengthen their po- upright. Mrs. Edward Volt and her two-year-old grandson were Thrust and Parry: the intermission period the four litical and economic hold on those tive committee of UNESCO. in the room below the roof, but both escaped injury. One of the two plaques embedd- male "Heart's Delighters" sang ed in countries, and not because atheism NORD'S Sandwich Shop Through its far-reaching activity in the field of educa- the masonary of the College songs of a bygone era. Tower, a memorial to Edwin is part and parcel with commun- Hal Chapman and Jim Barnett Coffee Sc tion, NSA is making a great contribution to the prestige of Markham, has gained little rec- ism. Sandwiches, Sodas were in charge of the dance and (co! Visiting Educators Seats for French ognition. George Stratton, ASB 6444. Cigarettes, Candy college students. decorations. the St uc View San Jose Pic Still on This poem, "Outwitted," is des- 105 East San Fernando tee. The organization is a non-partisan, non-sectarian rep- Sale tined to become an Tickets are still available for American The Original Dr. II classic because it exemplifies the resentative intercollegiate association formed two years ago College Campus tonight's showing of "Cage of Tamale, P4sInems on nai ur American way of "understanding Instrumental Know Your 3 R's to serve the needs of students of the U,S., and to promote To faculty members from Pa- Nightingales," the Speech office music and ele- the autl fellow men." mentary teacher position openings RELIABLE RADIO REPAIR cific Union college visited San announced yesterday. Tickets are in this f their interests. Discrimination goes out the in Herlong, Calif., have been an- wC di by students on sale for 35 cents in room 57, in a firs' class college the Wes Jose State college Monday. window after memorizing and un- nounced by Director of Placement It is not too late. Under future progressive student Speech office. C. edited a Miss Ware W. E. Richeson derstanding this bit of classic Doris K. Robinson. Bal. 3574.W Gayle P government, San Jose State students may be given another They were Dr. Percy W. Chris- "Cage of Nightingales" will be Box R in Coop verse: Primary and elementary teach- Nat Snider 501 Almaden Col. 7151-..1 Yter 6 p.m. .before 6 p.m. tian, president of Pacific Union shown at 8:15 p.m. in the Little In add opportunity to have a voice in the future of American He drew a circle that shut me out, ing positions are also available in college, and Edwin C. Walter, reg- Theater. This French movie with Hazen's Heretic, rebel, a thing to flout. San Diego, Miss Robinson stated. education. istrar of the college. English subtitles, shows how, mimic-ars But love and I had the wit to win, Those desiring further informa- the use of modern psy- said. He NSA can give that voice. Pacific Union college, located at through We drew a circle that took tion should contact the Placement Angwin, Calif., is affiliated with chology and musical therapy, a Just In Time For ARTISTS! the Sant BOB BODEN, Editor. him in. ASB 5097. office immediately, she said. the Seventh Day Adventist church. new staff member corrects the the Nit! It is co-educational. attitude of an entire reform school. Better Work This The lation are I Peddle to not church members. WE WI-U. Dtt.IV number WON* I have no statistics, but I be- Spring! edueatioi Dear Thrust and Parry and SANDWICH BREAD lieve I am safe to say that San Dr. Hg r.y thir,kness desired. Sandwiches, Cheese Rolls, Ribbon Sand- CHICKERYICK Bob oden: Jose State students on slict-td a the whole wiches, Open Faced Sandwiches. We go ali out to make either personal Free Delivery 1/2 Chicken sic STRATHMORE/ wife, Ra for your are not religious. Thank you very much r r'y r r )1pr^ity parties a success'. 9 p.m., 10 p.m. Sat. Roll, French Fries sa,Q1 water color and Karl fine editorial on "Religion: Tar- Therefore, why defend some- BAKERY 111 California Textile Inks ham, a get for Tomorrow." But it seems thing we (America) don't believe CHATTERTON 1050 E. Santa Clare Call Col. $734 Closed Monday white, black, green, red, papers 221 S. Second Ballard 6016 two day as if you are defending a lost or practice? If you want to de- 71!.. 11- yellow KID and PLATE llama an cause. For, although America has fend a noble cause, get it and In small tubes 50c 911111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111110114111t111111U1U14111111111111/111DMI 1, 2, 3 ad 4 ply a freedom of worship clause in its then it will be worth while. constitution, it has very little re- If you dont rant to help preach IP COPPER ligion. and educate for religion, go peddle for metal fooling Till I grant you America has a large your writings to Willie Randolph 230,0671M1 4,2; ARCHIE'S 30c sq. foot number of churches; but even Jr.he will love your stuff. though, the majority of the popu- ASB 1199. is the Time for a New Hat .i\oz.057-cfnIATERhifs for STMKS STATE TAILORS AND CLEANERS _ 1?!- Sold VANLEE HATS 112 So. Second Quality Cleaning Altering Relining St. HUN you the Latest in Just 2 Blocks Off Campus a/it 61, One-Day Cleaning Service can show Fashion 545 Second St. EQU AINT & WALLPAPER CO. 71 E. SA COLUMBIA 1793 53 W. SAN FERNANDO 58 E. 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Interviews Open for Ice Cream Cones on the House Recital To Feature E Hollywood Scientists Women Counselors Original Minuets i SaysArrest At Summer Camps By Local Crack Down On Killer No Experience Is String QuartetteCm"serstir es War Mongering Team of 'Big League' Doctors Necessary for Job To Present Works Refuses Representation by Council Fight High Blood Pressure All women students interested Original compositions by mem- In His Trial in N.Y. Federal Court in serving as counselors at sum- HOLLYWOOD, bers of Harold Johnson's ele- Cal., March 15 (UP).In a laboratory of a sky- mer camps are asked to make NEW YORK, March 15 (UP).Valentine Gubitchev, 32-year-old mentary composition class will be scraper hospital here where movie stars go for their operations, may appointments for interviews to be Russian engineer featured on today's noon recital accused of espionage, said today that the charges first real break in the solution held next quarter with camp di- come the of the problem of high blood program given in room 108 at against him were "started for ceitain dirty political purposes to fire rectors, according to Mrs. Lenore pressure in man. 12:30, Erik Petersen said., the feelings of this country against my country." Luedemann, of the Women's PE The laboratory is the new spic and span institute for medical department. Minutes by Alfred Vines, Jo- He refused in Federal court to be represented by counsel. research, a part of the swank ce- When Gubitchev, a wisphy man All types of counselors are seph Cat hey, Claude Traylor, As lie stood before the bench llar% of Lebanon Hospital just off with a stolid face, refused to ans- needed, and experience is not Phillip Anderson, and Richard today. wearing a topcoat and Sunset Boulevard. generally required. Most camp Payton, will be played by a string wer a question on how he pleaded CSTA Will Instal holding his hat behind his back, Financed partly by a wealthy sessions begin the last week of quartette composed of Warren to espionage charges. Judge Si- June or the first week of July, Van Bronkhorst, violin; Wallace . Gubitchev was asked again by movie producer, the laboratory- mon H.' Rifkind directed that a now only eight months old, is officers Offers and last for six weeks. Pay is Johnson, violin; Dennis Barrett, Judge Rifkind if he would accept plea of innocent be entered in his functioning at top speed. with.pri- based on experience and type of viola; and Allan Gove. cello. Hamilton as an attorney. The of counseling, Mrs. 'Luedemann said. behalf. ority giver, to the problem student Discussion Also on the program will be question and answer were given pres- Miss Joyce KentwortJay, direc- hypertension. or high blood Installation of new officers will Marian Stewart, soprano, accom- Rifkind set April 1 for Giibit- to an interpreter. is a contrib- precede a panel tor of Berkeley Campfire girls, sure, a disease that discussion at to- panied by Helen Kienzey. Miss chev's trial, the same date as was uting factor to heart ailments. day's meeting -of the local chapter will interview applicants for coun- /Arnie Telephoto: Questions and Ansu-ers Stewart will sing "Tell Me, 0 set for Brooklyn-born Judith Cop.. of the California Student Teach- selors at this summer's session of Next time James Denny (right) makes a promise he'll think twice. League Team Blue. Blue Sky." by Vittorio Gian- Ion, his co-defendent who pleaded "Is that the only question?" Big ers association, according to Ken- Camp Lassen by Butte Meadows. Here he fulfills his promise of "Ft free cone for every student" at Lowell High School if they won the San Francisco city champions nini, and "Blow, Blow Thou Win- Gubitchev said. lientworthy will be on cam- innocent last week. While movie stars may We oc7 neth Gak;s, program committee Mrs. ship. They did, and Denny paid oil to the tune of 2000 cones. ter Wind," by Quilter. cupying hotel-like rooms or suites member. The meeting will be Pus April 21, at 1:15 p.m. Bail $100,000 "Tell him I'd like an answer," in the hospital proper, "a big ! held in room Al at 4 p.m. today. Miss Lois Young will interview Rifkind replied sharply. 1 The court continued the bail of league" team 'of research doctors1 applicants for counselors at Camp iGubitchey, a suspended United "I consider my ,so-called case a in white coats is working in the The discussion, on "The Gaps Minaluta, Lake Vera, on April 22 Bentel to Speak Nations employe, at $100.000 and most flagrant prbvocation which laboratory, using the latest tools I, Between my Teacher Training from 11 to 1:30. The Campfire. dismissed a eourt-appointed at- was started for certain dirty po- and machines to find cures to and my Teaching Career" is ex- girls' camp is located near Ne- N.Y.Wire Tapping Plot Exposed On 'Libel Traps' torney, Fowler Hamilton, who ne- litical purposes to fire the feel- what causes high blood pressure pected to be "of vital interest" to vada City. ver had a chance to serve his ings of this country against my in man, education majors. Gass asserted. Applicants for the San Jose To Newspapermen country," Gubitchev said. Girl Scout camp located in Big "Libel Traps and How to Avoid client. The scientists in this laboratory ! Gass, a teacher training stu- Sur will 110 interview next quar- Them" will be the subject of an are pursuing the theory--confir- dent, will moderate the discussion. ter by Miss Gertrude Di Santo. address to be given Friday eve- ined by tests both in animals and A live-member panel will consider Counselors are also needed by ning. by Dwight Bentel head of i nanthat probably the main ! the teacher training program from three day camps in and near San the Journalism department. Ben- rause of hypertension is In the the viewpoints of students, teach- Jose, Mrs. Luedemann said. Ap- tel is scheduled to speak at a din- kidney. According to the tests, er, and school principals.' PREPARE NOW Pi, C4441.14 plication also may be made for a ner before the Central Coast %% hen the flow of blood in the kid- camp in the Bridgeport, Conn. counties unit of the Newspaper ney is interrupted, the organ ap- kA area. association at Rickey's in Palo XAMS parentfy produces a substance rriUSIC Sorority Has Requests for applicants for Alto. hich is knovvn as renin, a pro- ; We have ’ens The essentials camp positions in the Oakland trio. An interruption like that c ' Fan The (limier, which 50 persons of your courses hizhhghted Recreation department have been. and packed .into a nutshell, be caused by an abnormal func- ormal Initiation are expected to attend, is to he received. f quick thorough' review sponsored by the Palo Alto Times. tioning of the kidney and the .l 'k a see the famous not be recognized Fred McPherson, of the Santa symptoms might For 8 New Members COLLEGE OUTLIRE SERIES at [inst. Mu Phi Epsilon, honorary music Cruz Sentinel, will preside over soi only, held its formal initiation the meeting. Bentel is secretary For some years scientists have ama Production ceremony Sunday. March 13, at of the association. been able to cause hypertension the Hotel De Anza. in experimental animals by inter- Tryouts Are April 6 fering with the kidney blood sup- New members are Ilene Sand-1 John R. Kerr of the Speech and DENNY-WATROUS ATTRACTION ply. Such hypertension has prov- i berg, .Alice Blair, Charlotte De- i Drama department announced CIVIC AUDITORIUM ed to, be similar to high blood 1 hay, Jean Welch, Barbara Zinn, ! yesterday that tryouts for the de- THURS., MAR. 17, 8:30 ALSO FOR EXAMS pressure disease in human beings Norvella Pitney, Marlene Metcalf,ipartment's next production, "Mar- who were found to have an ab- , and Carol Hubhs. I garet Fleming" by James Herne, normal amount of renin in the I will be held the first week of De Pour Following the candlelight cern- No fuss . . . No Muss blood stream. spring quarter, were present- Infantry Chorus rnony, new members Tryouts will be held April 6 (Acme Telephoto) No Feudin' or Fightin' Seek the Answer ed witi Site New York's Mayor William O'Dwyer (right) and Irving Saypol, chief commis of vloieto 10' only, at 4:30 p.m. In the Little 35 Negro Veterans There -t eensomei discus- roritra flower, and retrealunenta Thea ter. assistant U. S. attorney, inspect wire-tapping equipment seized after Kenneth Ryan, a former New York City detective, confessed plot "Tops in male choruses" with whether the kidney rlsimacto were to :Armed. I,----- ..lictm in" rsrt nfflethale Ruan ths ownfgadaci Songs of World War II, Spirituals, aMOU0T 01 rerun 10 Tr III [WILI (fit 11135 S. CS-I% U. normal Folios ing the candlelight cere- stream. spring quarter. blood (Acme Infantry Chorus mony, niss members ssere present- Tryouts will be held April 6 Telephoto) No Feudin' or Fightins Seek the Aftawer ed with corsages of violets, the New York's Mayor William O'Dwyer (right) and Irving saypol, chief 35 Negro Veterans only. at 4:30 p.m. in the Little assistant U. B. attorney, inspect wire-tapping equipment seized after rority's flower, and refreshments "Tops in male There hall -leers some discus- Theater. Kenneth Ryan, a former New York City detective, confessed plot to choruses" with sion whether the kidney damage were served. "listen in" on city Songs of World War II, Spirituals, Students interested may check officials. Ryan escaped following the confession folk, church. Students 90c. results from high blood pressure Miss Frances Robinson, faculty out a copy of the script from the and was thought to have headed for the home of Clendenin Ryan. MECHANICAL ELECTROGRAPHIC who has declared war on political corruption. Aud. Col. 7087 or whether the high blood pres- adviser, attended with two mem- reserve book room. The cast con- PENCILS I5c ' tiers of the San sure results from kidney damage. Jose Alumni chap- sists of seven men and five women. The scientists here believe that : ter, Barbara Welch and Violet An early American drama, EXTRA LEADS 2c

the kidney damage comes first. Thomas. "Margaret Fleming," will be pre- In tests in experimental animals1 sented May 5-9 in the Little The- Cattle Eat Again "A Skiers world of Sun and Snow" it has been shown that the renir ater. SACRAMENTO. (UP) -- The Also COLLATERAL READINGS substance can be neutralized by Cashman Entered Three Tows in Operation. state department of Agriculture and REFERENCES the injection of antibodies specific reported today that California At Society of Rentalslarge assortment against the kidney substance. On Iota Delta Phi grazing conditions have improved FOR ALL COURSES the basis of the tests, the day Engineers Meet rapidly since the cold spell broke of Boots and Skis. may come when the abnormal Elects Officers in February and general rains be- George V. Cashman, junior en- Plenty of Snow. Bill Adams wes elected presi- amount of renin in the human gineering major, will present a 10 gan falling. dent of the French Honor body may be neutralized by anti- minute paper in student competi- society, Iota Delta Phi, Monday at a meet- CALIFORNIA BOOK CO., renin agents. tion before the American Society When you think _probably the ing held in the home of Carol PEDDLER HILL SKI LODGE Just Across Fourth from the Student Union Thus would come of Civil Engineers regional con- of drugstore, greatest break in the high blood ference in San Diego, Mar. 25-26. Baumgartner. For overnight accommodations write Peddler Hill Ski Lodge. pressure problem. The scientists Nadine Douglass was elected think of Joe Cola, ax-Spartan. P.O. Box 931, Jackson, 134 East San Fernando Street here do not believe renin is nec- Cashman's paper is entitled, vice-president: Carolyn Hackman, EASTSIDE PHARMACY and we will make reservations in Jackson or nearby resorts. lath and Santa "Your Friendly Student Store" essarily a cause of arterio-scler- "The Water Level Problem in secretary; Elsie Rosenberg, treas- Clara Sts. 4 hours from San Jose Free Delivery Ballard 234 rnia osis, or hardening of the arteries, Santa Clara County." urer, and Orden Ichinaga, re- ain, but they seek to determine the re- Students from eight western en- porter-historian. am lationship. A break-through into gineering schools will compete be- The society is planning to hold up the high blood pressure problem fore the society during the two- a dinner-dance party Thursday, in might well open new ways to day meet. March 24, to celebrate the end of ac- handling the whole heart disease the quarter. 140W MILD CAN A CIUARETrE BE? that problem, No. 1 killer of man. Therapist Lectures WELL, SKITCI-1. TWE CAMEL 30-DAY You Get Set TEST CONVINCED ME NAT CAMELS Orthopedics Class 111/441 More On Mrs. Eleanor T. Mann, of the SERVICE ea ARE TiIE MILDEST CIGARETTE occupational Therapy department, end you waxing late st I'VE EVER SMOKED! talked on the relation of the nurse Henderson's Hazeltine Death Recording to the cerebral palsied child be - Save 4c Per Gal. to Skitch Capitol (Continued from Page 1) fore the orthopedics class of Miss Listen a at the RHYTHM" answer! the Student Loan Fund commit- Pauline Davis yesterday. Of "CRAZY know the tee, Mrs. Mahn 'showed the group you'll back . ..and co mes Dr. Hazeltine was an authority materials that help children learn SAAVON Rhyt Hen- oldies, "Crazy it! Skitch on nature study education. He was to button their clothing, lace their the revive old SERVICE STATION hottest of his band on an shoes, brush of the and touch the author of a number of texts their teeth, and eat 4th and William St. One way Skitch -modern another sock, the smooth has in this field, and a contslbutor to with a spoon-. with a putting a Skitch great at cigarettes, it: "Camels the Western Nature Study series, is comes to plays derson when it how Skitch years. " edited and published here by Dr. And Here's Canaels for SOO favorite. iteCantels! A PENNY SAVED A PENNY EARNED avor smoked Gayle Pickwell long-time f flavored. I've and full In addition to nature study, Dr. are mild Hazeltine taught a number of Golden West Pry Cleaners agriculture courses, Dr. Duncan Buttons sewed onRips and tears repaired staid. He was a past president of the Santa Clara valley chapter of Close to College Close to town the National Audubon society. EIGHT CONVENIENT LOCATIONS The professor belonged to a 275 E. William 1199 Franklin - Santa Clara can a number of national scientific and Mgcl 25-29 S. Third Street Main Plant Bailaral 60 How educational organizations. 332 E. Santa Clara St. 231 Willow 1740 Park Ave. FOR 30 DAYS Dr. Hazeltine is survived by his 24th and Santa Clara St. 1315 Lincoln SMOKE CAMELS I've KNOWN THAT FOR YEARS. wife. Rachel. three sons: Howard NANCY! AND I GO FOR and Karl, Jr.. SJS graduates; Wil- and you'll know! liam, a junior student here, and CAMEL'S FULL,RIC1-1 FLAVOR, of hundreds of I:\ real harsi .,tten Skttch two daughters. 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Page 4 SAN JO;T, STATE COLLEGE SPARTAN DAILY Wednesday. March 16, 1919, 1111101111111 SPARTAN BASEBALL NINE COPS FIRST WM LOPES AND DENEVI LEAD HITTING 1ATTACK OF SAN JOSE STATE Peachy Poll Meet Opens By WADE WILSON Board Debut On Thursday San S. AN FRANCISCO. The More than 150 trackmen, a rec- Jose Spartan baseball team start- SJS Boxers ord field, will open competition ed the 3 949 season off with a bang Friday Eve tomorrow on Spartan Field in the annual San Jose State Interclass yesterds y by blasting the San By GEORGE LAJEUNESSE Tangle with Track meet. Franciali State Gators, 84, in a :'Professor" Portal's Peachy Tomorrow's events Ill see last Netters slugging battle. State hoityr long three Modesto JC Point Poller will be used for the year's Spartan CCAA track and It was tile heavy sticking of Don first time in official college box- field champions exhibit their Lopes, ah o rtstop, that spelled the Dee Portal, the Branch Rickey ing history Friday night when prowess for the first time in Mateo of college boxing, will send one of Also included in the spike- San the 1949. or loss for Meet win difference of a the Spartan punchers take on the admin- his many "farm teams" to the city will be a freshman and novice After swallowing defeat Spaftans. 14.0pes connected with a rugged Vandals of Idaho. test istered by the University of San booming d o uble with the bases of Modesto tomorrow to do battle division, which in the past, has After a trial run last Friday Francisco and tasting victory at loaded in LIe big sixth to with the gladiators of Modesto had performances that in some night at the all -college matches the expense of Salinas J.C. the Frosh Swim sew things Lip for the visiting San JC. cases equaled or,tttered varsity in the local gym Dee's Peachy San Jose State tennis team will Jose State The team that is being sent standards. Point Poller, was pronounced by vie with the San Mateo J.C. net will probably form the Sacra- Five teams are entered in the the public, a popular success. men tomorrossaat 1:3b in a prac- Meet Today The Gators was having mento contingent of the Spartan affair and are captained by mem- tice match to be played at Spar- trouble with figs control and load- boxing team, and will represent The Spartan boxing coach's of Coach Lloyd "Bud" Win- Coach Charlie Walker's fresh- bers tan Village. ed ,the bases :when Lopes poled the college in the Pacific, Coal! pride and joy is something radi- ter's 'arsity tracksters. Each man swimming team initiates a his tell-tailing I ail San Jose scored cally new In the "San Jose has a fine tennis Intercollegiate tournament. annals of pugil- #ptain has received the backing busy week of the pool sport when five runs on two, hits in this frame. ism, and is designed to take team in spite of their lose to Modesto will face the Spartans the .of a campus organization. the frosh tangle with the Cali- with a strong squad and will give guesswork out of close decisions. Woody . Linn's squad will In I:SF." stated Ted Mumby. The Cliff Craig, Starting on the fornia Cub mermen in Berkeley the Washington Square mittmen a If future plugged by the Kappa Kappa windy city boys won the Na- mound for the' Spartans* had boxing fans are ob- rough evening. served booing light bulbs Gamma sorority. Stu Inman's out- tional championship last year and this afternoon. trouble finding thir plate and was instead Wilbur Owens, colored Bulldog of referees, praise or fit by the Sigma Kappa sorority are even stronger this year. San relieved by Bob , Santos in the blame can A frosh meet Friday, a PAA light heavyweight, will see action be placed on Portal for the mighty and The Passey brothers by SAE. Jose lost all of their matches with fourth inning. Santos worked for meet Friday, and a varsity CCAA against Ray Grove. Owens made little incandescent lamp is men's fraternity. Fred Mangini's them but took all of the Salinas three and wait credit for the conflict Saturday will furnish the a with the Spartan fans when backbone of the scoring system. ' team will be boosted by the DSG sets. the win. Pete TV esa, fireball swimmers with a busy schedule. he went three rounds with Pc1 'fraternity and the Gamma Phi San Jose will be 'heavy favorites artist far San Jose Friday night the ringside In Freestyler George Haines, who is champ Pete Franusich earlier in 'Beta sorority. and Steve 0- over the San Mateo team with State, lived up to ' his advance Spartan gym will take on all the destined to break many Spartan the season. While he never had rtteara's squad hy the Alpha Phi' such men as Chet Bulwa, Gene billing by whiffing Iive opposing appearance of the at Tan- pool records, will spearhead the Pete in seriortis trouble, Wilbur sorority. Franco, Ed Terry, Jim Cruze, batters. loran with the Tote boards lit up Walkermen's attack on the Bear made a nuisance of himself in the Dave Parney, Bob Phelps and Don and odds changing at rapid fire The 7nterclas Track Meet rec- Cubs. Diver Rees Knight and ring. Gale up in the front ranks. The Spartans outhit the Gators, pace. ords follow: George Sheets in the breaststroke 8-6, and capitalised on the breaks The line-up for the bouts is as are strong contenders for the Three judges, named A, B, and 75 yard dash-- 7.5, Don Smalley. These men are all ranked about to go ahead and win themselves follows: Spartan frosh. C respectively, will control a 352 yard dash 38.1. Thelno even according to the team chart, a ball game. Both Lopes and Modesto San Jose lighting board hanging over the Knowles. Affording excellent depth for Catcher Pete Denevi lost two hits, 113 lb. Coach Mumby. Also there are In the relays Walker has two H. Fujimoto J. DeBenn ring that has three rows of red 660 yard run -1:25.6. Thelno for three times :Ind scored Spartan boxing fans will have son, but will meet a tough Van- nine men participating in a play possible quartets to carry Sparta's H. Rogers Camp or Monroe and blue lights, also named A. B. . Knowles. one run to lead the hittliqg attack.1 chance to see the pride and joy dal In Vern Bahr. The Idaho off to decide the rest of the first banner through the waves. Bruce 135 lb. and C, respectively. 1320 yard run ---3:113, Thelno of San Jose, Wayne Fontes, in toughie will have a rough eve- team. There are some promising Titus, Terry Worden, Bob Uphoff, San Francisco starte4 out to M. Silviera A. Sabory ; 1Knowles. As a boxer lands a blow, he action Friday night. The locals ning IL he meets one of the solar men in this group and winners of Bob Broaddus, John Jacobsen. win the game by collecting two, C. Burnett E. Martin gets a light qp..-t-he,board. That will face the very tough Univ. plexis punches of Mr. Fontes. I ',It mile run 7:2'2, Eugene the play off should furnish extra Francis Lai, and Richard Rafloski runs for one hit in the !lost inning 140 lb. is, if it is a blow. If /staggering of Idaho in the college gym. Haynes. strength for the net team. could be called upon for the start- while blanking the Spartans. San J. Stewart L. Walters not, he has to land three light Fontes is undefeated this sea - Photo by Athletic News Service. 70 yard higNurdles-8.7, Jack ing squad. Jose roared back with one run 145 lb. blows to get the point, or one Later on in the season the Spar- Passey. off of two hits in the taecond to B. Wilson D. Gray I light on the board. electrical outlets provided for that tans will send four men to the Backstroker Dick Lebedeff, a Javelin -187' 3", Bob Likens. show they were in the ball game. B. D-ossv D. Desch purpose by the management, and ICC tourney. The men have not winner in several races this sea- Just like a Tote board it in ex- Shot put-47' 3", Woody Linn. The Gators added another run in B. Shimmon J. Johnson determine who won the round. All-NDPCC Pick been chosen; with the stiff compe- son, will be expected to take first tremely simple In operation, mere- High jump----6' 3". Mel Martin. the third and went scorekss until 150Th. tition it islanyone's guess. in his specialty. ly being a process of keeping one's The Indicator is guarded against LOS ANGELES. March 15. Discus -141' 10-, Grant Den- the eighth when they tallied once B. Andrus Muro or Frazier eye on the horse, err, boxer. short circuits in the event that a (UP) - Northern division PCC mark. more. 155 lb. boxer of "Hammerin' Henry" basketball coaches today unani- W. The boxer in the red corner 1S A bitter feud is brewing in both Coach Walt Williams' team Owens R. Grove Armstrong's caliber gets in the credited on the red side of the in- mously selected Guard Cliff Cran- dashes. 75 and 180. where CCAA scored one in the fifth, five tidies 165 lb. ring and proceeds to throw so Classified Ads 11 Announcements K. Hansen P. dicator; the ooxer in the blue dall, star player for sprint champ Don Smalley. Steve In the sixth, and garnered one Farris diany punches that one of the conference 175 at . . . corner that is, gets all the 1O'Meara. runner-up to Smalley in FOR SALE lastSENIOR CLASS: This is more run in the eighth. lb. julges blows .a fuse. champion Oregon State, for the the blue lights. last year's conference 220-yard 1939 WILLYS OVERLAND: week order graduation an- I F. Jorgenson J. DeSoto It is said that Portal is current- -all division team. dash, and nouncements.I Order in the Stu- San Jose State T. Shelton F. Ross At the end of each round the the veteran Bob Bing- Good buy. Seeing is believing. $275. ly working an a new wrinkle al- ham will battle It ottt. dent Union from to 2:30 AB R H Heavyweight spectators haul out Marchant cal- Forwards 'MO ifinvda of Wash- Col. 4915-J. 10:9 ready for his point pollen when 312:30 TTh. 2 2 0 J. Mann R. Richardson culators, plug them in at handy ington State and Sammy White I 1 C11-7 ilI-114.1.1T At' S orwuvwr_ MWF and 10:30 to Okagaki, 2b room000messeeelemoisieg a Spartan boxer scores a knock- I I MI I 1.S.-. CI-1Y IJr...,AAall. A.la .M 1 a/ AU. jusg am . a 1 UIW. more run in the eighth. blue lights. usoss 1939 WIL LYS OVERLAND: last week to order graduation an- F. Jorgenson J. DeSoto I last year's conference 220-yard It is said that Portal is current- all division team. Good buy. Seeing is nouncements. Order in the Stu- San Jose State T. Shelton F Ross At the end of each round the dash, and the veteran Bob Bing- believing. $273. ly working on a new wrinkle al- Col. dent Union from 10:30 to 2:30 AB R 1-11 Heavyweight spectators haul out Marchant cal- Forwards 'Eff Gnyda or Wash- ham will battle It out. 4915-J. ready for his point polio-- when IMWF and 10:30 to 12:30 TI'h. J.MannM R. Richardson culators, plug them in at handy ington State and Sammy White 1937 PONTIAC 8 CONVERT- Okagaki, 2b 2 2 0 a Spartan boxer scores a knock- now! DAILY LUNCHEON. IBLE SEDAN: $445. Call Ber- Order iof Washington and Center Roger Smith, cf 1 1 down the lights will flash on gold HOME MADE CHILI keley Mathews, Los Gatos, 810-W JUNIOR CLASS: All prom bids, Stein, lb 4 2 1 and white, a giant Spartan banner Wiley of Oregon were also unani- DONUTS AND COFFEE 15c after 3 p.m. will fly from the rafters, a record- mous choices for first -team hon- or money from prom bids, must Lopes. ss Z 1 2 1940 FORD COUPE: Priced to be turned in to the Graduate ing will play "Meet Me Tonight ors, the conference comMissioner'si Denevi, c 3 1 2 sell quickly. Only $693. Phone Manager's office this week. in Dreamland" and a huge neon office announced. Los Altos, WH. 8-4871, 5 to 7 Wright. rf 4 0 lighted "TILT!" will emblazon the COUNCIL: p.m. FROSH CLASS Concklin, 3b 3 1 arena, Meets today in room B 12 at 3:30. FOR RENT Peterson, If 5 0 1 WAA BOWLING: Today at the 1000 WANTED: Four students to Jose Bowl, 3:30-5:30. Craig, p 2 0 0 share large apt., half block off E. Santos, p 2 0 T. LANSDALE HILL lb% Santa Clara. Inquire 42'2 S. 19th. ORCHESIS: Meets today at the Mesa. p "I 0 0 DIRECTS FILM EPIC NEW Phone Col. 6224-W. dance studio at 3:30. Wuesthoff, cf 1 0 It you see movie cameras and Records ROOM AND gOARD: For eight GAMMA: Joint social & Albums ALPHA McCarthy, c 1 0 sound trucks on the campus, don't college girls, two in a room. 429 meeting with Delta Phi Delta to- worry, Hollywood hasn't moved ' N. Third after 4 p.m. night at 7:30 in room A-1. 1/2 price! DONUTS FOR ANY OCCASION Totals 32 8 8 MISCELLANEOUS North. It is the Three Crown " DELTA PHI DELTA: Joint so- Productions of San Jose filming SPARTAN LOST: Black hills gold brace- cial meeting with Alpha Gamma Man Francisco State college activities for posterity. DONUT SHOP let. About two weeks ago. If Young's Little Book Shop tonight at 7:30 in room A-1. AB R found please call Col. 1112 or re- 126 So. Fourth Ltichessi, cf 4 0 BUY SAVINGS BONDS! turn to Lost and Found. ETA MU PI: Meets today at Enjaian, 2b 5 1 1 Reading from left to right WILL TRADE: 1931 Model "A" 2:30 in room 7. Keropian. ss 4 1 1 (front row): Donald Madsen, R. FORD: Tudor, convertible sedan, INTERNATIONAL STU- Kenna, lb 3 1 1 C. McCarty, Winnovich chef del says . . . for 43 or 610HV, H-D motorcycle. Warren TYPEWRITERS DENTS: Meets at the First Con- Gaffuey, 3b 4 0 0 (hack Ousey, Col. 5845-J. row): Sgt. Alvin Songsters are writing ballads, gregational church for an Italian Cassilagio, rf 3 1 2 Kirby, Small, Carroll Collier. for rent dinner at 6:30. Johnston, If 3 0 0 About our delightful salads! 0 Photo by Hasse. SAN JOSE TYPEWRITER CO. PAN-AMERICAN LEAGUE: Abbott, c 40 HOT LUNCHEONS from $.75 Meets today at 3:30 in L 210. Edst rom, p 0 0 0 Special Rental Rates for Students LIGHT LUNCHEONS from $30 Rubieo, p 1 0 0 Used Standard & Portable Machines For Sala DINNERSincluding our Smorgasbord Table with DELTA ZETA: Meets tonight Clayton, p 1 0 0 -SERVE New Portables dozens of salads and relishes 'from $1.10 in H.E. 2-3 council at SELF Also at 7:30, amb, p 1 0 0 Easy Payment Plan 6:30. Chon, It 1 0 1 CORONA UNDERWOOD ROYAL REMINGTON S.G.O.: Formal initiation at Ste. Es. 1900 CAFE CHALET - - -- 37 West San Carlos Street Across from St.. Clair HotI Claire hotel, promptly at 7:00. Totals 34 4 6 G. A. BLANCHARD 24 So. 2nd St., Bal. 349 House function. Joint meet in g with A Chi 0 following. San Jose State.. .010 015 010-8 Hits 120 002 111-8 THETA CHI: Meets tonight at 7:30 at 253 South Eighth. San Fran. State 201 000 010 -4 KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA: Meets Hits 112 000 110-6 24 4-feka tonight at 7:30 in room 21, Winning ,pitcherSantos. Los- WILL THE FOLLOWING per- ing piteher-t-Rubieo. eAeavvt, eNawt, sons come to the Student Y lounge at 4:30 today: Helen Davis, Shir- Rare Opportunity! CLASSIFIED ADS ley Goodell, Charles Cutting, Ted OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ofer,`' STUDY . . . TRAVEL ftcou taken only between Trett, Jeannine Churchill, Marge Weaver, Dottie Alexander, Bruce MONEY BACK GUARANTEED 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. McNeill, Carol Zumwalt, and John IN SPAIN --69-nics? Marsh. Castilian Group Andelusien Group DIVIDEND ETHYL GAS BesgueCatelian Group 65 DAYS .$975.00 DEPARTURES JUNE 29 to JULY 2 DIVIDEND It's NOT LAZY . . . Sponsored by American UNIVERSITY of MADRID SERVICE For Descriptive Folder Write: contains Viratol BUT SPANISH STUDENT TOURS 141 SO.TH1RD ST. BUSY! . 500 Fifth Ave., N. 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