LISTEN ON KM TONIGHT TO RADIO SENIOR ORIENTATION SPEAKERS PLAY AT 11 TODAY IN Spilt t1.1 Daily THE LITTLE THEATER wilt1 gaiaCo VOL. XXVI. SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1938 Number 107 SPECIAL COLLEGE ELECTION Cast Of Seven !Spartan Revelries TO BE HELD APRIL 13TH FOR To Present Chorines Practicing CONSTITUTION AMENDMENTS Play On For Musical Comedy IHRI.11-.. 1)01N IS Radio Spartan Aviators "Hop, Skip And Cheer" First College Show Of Kind Student Council Plans A. cast of seven San Jose State To Be Given On Pacific Coast; ,Get High Ranking , ditto actors returns to the local Jim Bailey Author, Director Orientation Of ii lanes tonight to produce Jean Holloway's latest original drama, Clouds of (lust are beginning to waft the air as Spartan chorines Successors ISan Jose State college's Aviii spring Is Eternal", on KQW at tap the Morris Dailey boards in preparation for the biggest Revelries tion Department ranks among the In the history of the college. The musical comedy selection, Calling a special student body 8:15. "Hop, highest in the country at the I Skip and Cheer", written and directed by Jim Bailey, is the first election for Wednesday, April 13, Lorraine Callander will be co- of Pensacola its kind to be given on the Pacific coast by a college. the student council last Tuesday Naval Flying school in director with Mr. William B. Mc- I SPEAKING PARTS GIVEN night opened its first meeting of the Florida, according to recent ad- . Coard. Patricia Ironsides, Sylvia Scripts have been given to the spring quarter by announcing plans vices. Planner, Eileen Brown, Willis JUNIOR JACKETS various speaking parts which con- for an original student council Two former football men, Bob Green, Johnson Mosier, and Garrett i MAY NOW BE sist of Elree Ferguson, Joe Rapose. "orientation" program. Bruning, '36, and Jack Martin Starmer comprise the cast of the Victor Carlock, Coral Kluge, Hen- ACQUAINT NEW COUNCIL '37, have come through with "fly- 15-minute play. Lorraine Callander OBTAINED rietta O'Brien, and last year's con- With two amendments schedulcI ing colors': for San Jose. Brun- also acts in the prcduction, for , which Victor Carlock will be an- Flash! The Junior Beer tinental sensations, BM De Diego, for student vote during the elec- ing who is now attached to the nouncer. jackets are here. All class Jim Bailey, and George Ryan. tion, President Marsh announced U.S.S. Ranger in Hawaii, ranked! members who have paid for Other speaking parts will be students would decide on a three- highest in a class of over three I The involved plot develops from their jackets may obtain them given out in tryouts. An announce point plan introduced by thin year's hundred in 1937, and Martin now a dream of a young girl, who visits today and tomorrow at J. S. ment which will appear in the student council for the purpose of holds that honor in the class of an old house and falls asleep in Williams Clothing Store on Spartan Daily Monday will an- Acquainting next year's council 1938. the vacant mansion. First street, opposite the Mis- nounce the time and day for re- with student government. John DeMattei, a 1935 grad- Gordon Roth, sound technician, sion Theater'. They were de- spective candidates. PROPOSED AMENDMENTS uate in social science, is also an will provide the background of layed in shipment, due to flood Song Director Jack Green has an- The proposed amendments are outstanding student at the school. sound effects. conditions in Los Angeles, ac- nounced that the songs this year as follows: cording to a statement issued will be as close as possible to the 1. No student election ballot shall by the firm. professional song of the musical be valid unless at least five (5) TO BECOME PILOT Election of Junior officers comedy, and they have been chosen candidates are voted for. will be held today in Room in relation to the story of the Student body elections shall 2. 24 at 11 o'clock. John Holtorf, vehicle. be held six weeks before the end winter quarter prexy, asks that NOVEL SETS of the spring quarter. (This is two Juniors be all loyal present Norman Berg, stage manager weeks earlier than as read in the ! as plans for the Spring guar- has created some artistic sets that present constitution.) ter will be discussed. are completely novel in arrange- SIX WEEKS TRAINING ments, to give the spirit of the Plans for orienting the new !comedy dealing with college life. council were discussed. A three- Sophomores Meet CHORUS DRILLS point plan introduced by President FMeanwhile chorus girls under the Marsh was approved by the council. direction of Shirlie Montgomery are The plan includes a six-week orien or Election seriously going through hard dillls tenon period for the council-elects. I in the Morris Dailey auditorium during which time they shall sit I Discussion of the orchestra to be every day at 5 o'clock. Costumes in with the old council. It was obtained for their dance, and elec- designed by Ruth MacQuarrie are also decided that the out-going tion of new officers for the Spring !quarter, will be the principal busi- soon to be made, and these will prexy would draw up a compre- ness at a sophomore meeting to be have all the cleverness of design hensive syllabus for use by the new held today at 12:15 in Room 24, found in the most lavish Hollywood student group in order to aid them I according to information issued production. in carrying on student body burr- I 11018. I last week by Harvey White, sop;i- The Spartan Revelries, for die omore president. second year under the directorship ! "Decorations will also be planniA, , of Jim Bailey, will be held for the : and all pertaining to the dance !first time in the San Jose Civic Music Contest must be working smoothly," White !auditorium. May 6 is the date set Closes Monday said !for the college extravaganza. Ten Cash Prizes Await FASHION SHOW TO Best Compositions

With ten cash io APRIL 8 prizes offered BE HELD students participating, the San Jose State college creative music contest closes Monday, April 4, With the appearance of a "grease monkey", Doris Shields BY A.W.S. at noon. Compositions, to be eli- works on the engine of the Twenty Flying club plane prepara- pie", so to gible for judging must be sub- tory to becoming the first girl enrollee ever to receive her pilot's College students will have their "fingers in the mitted on or before this time. license. She has almost completed the required flying time, plan- speak, April 8 when boys and girls of San Jose State will model in soon as possible so that her ambition to become the Spring Fashion show sponsored by A.W.S. Eighty dollars from the student ning to finish as women transport pilots of the world will come true. FIRST OF ITS KIND body funds will be given as prizes, one of the few Photo Courtesy Mercury Herald. The affair, with Virginia Morgan as general chairman, will be which are to range from five to ten held in the Morris Dailey Auditorium at 8 p.m., and is the first of dollars in the live separate Its kind to be presented by A.W.S. A large group of popular students diviaions in which students may have been procured to model clothes loaned through the courtesy compete. Enrollment Tops Co-op Houses of a downtown store. FIVE DIVISIONS Bill Van Vleck will be commentator for the men's clothes and The five divisions consist ! a San Francisco buyer of college clothes has charge of women's [moo solo, other instrumental New Record Elect Prexies 2700.f , clothes. 710, instrumental ensemble, solo and Charlotte Mom- According to Miss Morgan, much time has been spent endeavor- `,,asice. and, vocal ensemble. An ex- ' Believed to be the largest number Guth Shimer ing to make the fashion show a success, and an open invitation is prize spring sea- ley were elected presidents of the dollars is offered ever recorded for the will be no admission the five Mary George and Mary Post co - I extended to students and friends. There charge. .. best composition out of for the spring sion, total enrollment for STUDENT MODELS Me five first award winners. operative houses, respectively, students, accord - in charge of programs, Dorothy Currell in quarter was 2729 this quarter and announce that j Carolyn Oglesby is ALL STUDENTS ELIGIBLE latest reports available are to begin lre- I preparing orchestra selections, and Peter Mingrone has planned Compoaitions to the spring activities i entered in the .ing sets. co, Business office. I mediately. i stage nteat must be given to the Mu- from the Mary Post Co-op. located Those who will model are: Barbara Stillwell, Leona Solon, ,!However, this figu re d oes not 1 The 1)artment1T secre tary. They Audrey Jones, Marian Becker, Virginia Tompkins, Margaret Green- who have at 438 South 9th street, has two ! II be numbered and treated an- include student teachers to be filled this quarter. I filed. Jeanne Briggs, Virginia Slavens Norma Welby, Virginia Morgan, registered. The enrollment A' vacancies _,IIYasalslY. All full time stuilentsI not Marsh. Jack Wiles, Albert Garcia, Keith Birlem, Frank Olson, be. Applications should be made with Jack " the college are eligible for the expected to increase somewhat Swank Mrs. Helen Plant. and Don Walker. fore the end of next week. MARCH 31, 1938 PAGE TWO SPARTAN DAILY, THURSDAY, ectitatiai paye SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Just Among SPARTAN DAILY THE SOCIAL Dedicated to the best interests of San Jose State Ourselves By DR. T. W. MacQUARRIE Pubnaiad every school day by the Associated Students of San Joe* State Caller. WHIRL Entered as second class matter at the San 3..se P.rd Office Printing Co. Columbia 435 1445 South First Street Press el Globs That new registration plan Subscription 7k per quarter or $1.10 per year. By MARIAN seeing to be a success. The chis- SCHUMANN EDITOR elers whined a little, but it was RAYMOND E. MINNERS folk. City V.M.C.A.. Third and Sant,. Plc 11.01...1 3305 at least fair to the decent Ballard NIB Office Phone: Too bad about that front-gate-at- ONCE AGAIN the Social Whirl tette Medved, Louise timy,

FRANK OLSON BUSINESS MANAGER five-o'clock tradition, isn't it? I sweeps (forgive, so help me) Winnif red Moe fl fling, -Office Phone Ballard 7101 %rpm 2.1a East San Carlos Street afraid the alumni will think am across the campus . . . . comes Moore, Maxine Wanison, Elizabeth we are getting soft. Ofily the EDITORIAL BOARD Spring, conies the promise of a Murray, Dorothea Campbell, Joyce rugged survived in the old Associate Editors Bob Work, Ben Hitt truly very gay college social life . Forrester made up this grog days.. chaperoned by Sports Editor Fred Merrick TANNING at Carmel -by-the - Mrs. Theodore iho Enrollment seems to be keeping son Feature Editor Jim Bailey Sea during the recent vacation . HIGHLIGHTING the per up. We rather expected a drop iod Women's Editor Rejeana James period was a popular group of at CAP was the GTO Best this quarter, but from present cumbers Copy Editor Eugene Harvie co-eds . . according to the gals, hop which drew a hog indications we shall have about News Editor, This Issue l'ictor Carlock hiking, bicycling, and swimming crowd of enthusiastic racaUonsi the same as last quarter. We lost were the diversions of the day, a number by the grade-point route while knitting, bridge, and danc- DTO frat held a gala hone editorial page of about sixty, I should judge. I Editorials and features appearing on the ing were the diversions of the party at Capitola . . among to writer. They make hated to see those people go. Only members the Spartan Daily reflect the opinion of the evenings . . Among those enjoy- present were Frati Editorials are a very few of them could not no claim to represent student or college opinion. ing the week were Jeanne Briggs, Cauhapc, Robert Rector, Frei board under have done the work. Aptitudes Olson, written by the editor or by members of the editorial Virginia Tompkins, Frances Haas, Harvey Anderson, aro his direction. were all right but they either Henry McClenaham . . . wouldn't or couldn't make them- skip- Beginning next week there selves work. Laziness and BIG APPLR---timeiaSpet, will be a women's page each ping classes seemed to cause most just another name for a echos Tuesday ia place of an editorial of the trouble. It is always easy hop it seems . . once again It No Dawn Patrol ... page. Miss Schumann's column to know what to do with those Bailey led Staters in the dans- will be a regular feature of that would hardly who skip classes. Laziness brings at the Registration affair he:: A casual observer on the campus Monday there may page. registration day. up a few doubts as Monday night . . the Continents have guessed that it was be some constitutional disability. Brothers were there in full tone Jean Franklin, Gone were the almost traditional, long, slow moving We are always willing to go the Dorothy Harrell, giving 'promises that they nil Pattison, Bar- lines of clamoring, anxious students in the early morning limit with anyone who will work. Audrey Jones, Lola surpass their previous Rends "Tommy" jampacked auditorium and an overflow- We have about 100 new stu- bara Spaulding, and heights . . Brothers and fried hours. Gone were a over for dents. may I extend to all new Alexander . . Motoring present were Bill Di Diego sad ing gymnasium. Gone were clusters of yelling, shoving stu- day were Helen Close, Olive im- students a hearty college welcome. a Frances Chilton, Jim Bailey se dents. And lastly, almost totally absent and practically I hope you may be benefited and Anne Close, and Margaret Green- Lillian Roose, George 'The possible was the ancient evil of "chiseling". Inspired by your stay here. I hope field. Ryan and Betty Kluge. Instead, registration proceeded on a quiet, orderly you may have a good time. You ANOTHER Carmel group was basis and few complained of not being able to register. in may have to provide some of it made up of Anne Oeschger, Janie yourself, hut the campus will go Moffatt, Charlotte Lowe, and Peg- ILL and HALT desired courses. at least half way. gy Gelsenhoff. Registrar Joe West and the administration are to be If you get time some day, please Don Presley congratulated on the inauguration of a better system. And come In for a little visit. I would CAPITOLA-by-the-sea drew a Justin Lundquist with expected improvements in procedure, such as pre- like to know you personally. If gay house party made up of William Nunes registration day issuance of booklets, we can definitely and I see you anywhere on the cam- popular State co-eds . the group Charles Peach happily relegate the hectic struggle of registration day to pus, I'll say "Hello" to you, and motored over for the week-end Clara Walldow probably say it first. If I see you before school started . Rejearina Marion Ruge San Jose State college. the past at down town, you say it first. In James. Pat Blackwood, Marian Catherine Peterson any case, good luck. Becker, Virginia Morgan, Jean- Helen Grieg ..emasiemliesseM Camilla Moran M iyo Honda We Are Fortunate ... Jim Buys Dorithaime Hering Spring is in the air. Then early summer, and gradua- Showdown tion. A very pretty picture, but for the menacing headlines By BEN MELZER vith love, laughter and tumor 10 minutes of hilarity. The diesfs in the daily press, all howling about "Three Billion Dollars TN MERRILY WE LIVE do their best to blast all dignity a fast, humorous and brittle. Relief Boost" and "Recession Unchecked". Those who have u A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer vehicle about the home. As you guessed had better watch out for this four years are familiar with the slip by been in college the past now playing at the Mission theater. it, the family later discover who many hidden meanings can recent dell* nation-wide battle to climb back to something of the pre- CAST: they have been boarding after a The laughs equal the which hill a 1919 levels. So the picture is not something absolutely new, Starring Brian Aherne, Connie scrambled egg finitle. of funny pictures recently. Direa only darker. Bennett and Billie Burke. The cast COMMENT: varied movie fans a very 0114% also features Patsy McLeod has done Throughout the country, far-sighted members of the Kelly, Ann Brian Aherne has been slowly piece of comedy-farce. The &hp Dvorak, Tom Brown, Bonita Gran- making the transition from a cold, tots graduating classes of '38 are alarmed. Recession, relief mea- Is timed perfectly in regard ville and Marjorie Rambeau. tr.,' sures renewedall means business uncertainty, unbalanced stiff performer into a warm, vital various situations to enhance SITUATION: player. With him it is an outstand- story excellently. budgets, and the ultimate FEWER JOBS. Brian Aherne, a famous, travel- ing picture. Aherne receives admir- OPINION: San Jose State is gaining in enrollment, widening its ing novelist, dressed in unemployed able support right down to the Too subtle for kiddie', kr list of courses, pioneering in new, practical, semi-professional I ste attire, stops into the large-mansion- smallest bit player. Connie Bennett them home. Forgive me if picture. and technical fields, such as journalism, photography, and home of the Kilbourne family does a splendid comeback in this carried away with this

the training of police officers. But San Jose State's essential whose mistress Billie Burke col- picture after receiving the cold I am. Put it on your positively,* function is still the placing of teachers. That it is doing a lects tramps in vain efforts to aid shoulder recently by fans due to solutely must list. And U yell dol fine job of it is evident by the records which indicate that and reform them. She mistakes unfavorable Hollywood publicity like it, sue me. teachers than Brian for one. Saucy Connie Ben- She aids her mother splendidly in we place more the rest of the state colleges their in California. nett, the older daughter, gets that race to the insane asylum no** «.1 ' it old feeling for Momma's pet tramp Bennett is also light and charnuntr A Good Lunch The majority of the class of '38 are still teachers. The in this role. Billie and Aherne, now fully hired in the Burke reaches ... 25c absorption of teachers into actual employment has been capacity of the family chauffeur, the peak of her career cast in tiii for more fortunate than that of many other professions. While tramps his way right into Connie's frustrated dowager role. In thim classes of '38 on most campi heart. The rest of the family are picture a hunch of stars go wild the graduating face commence- SOUP ment day with dismaywe are fortunate. vcrewy, virtually driving Alan Mow- CUP OF bray, the butler, frantic. Hilli OF SANDVV1Ch CHOICE 01 Burke is the main claimant of the CUP AND SALAD On the stage of the Morris NOTICE Koo-Koo title who keeps the family Dailey this afternoon at five in a constant madhouse. The rest CAKES o'clock will be held a rehearsal of the family comply with her, in- We make about a dozen de Our Hons Important There will be a You Will Like of the chorus line. We haven't cluding Patsy Kelly, the cook, who licious varieties. plain or candies meeting of all girls interested in Made much time to put this show to- 1:1 topped with creamy frost- working at the gether, so all be there. Tonight Student Union ings. at seven o'clock cast will hold Information Desk on Friday af- MELVIN'S CRAWFORD'S its first rehearsal. All must ternoon at 5:00 in the Student CHATTERTON Stationery, Gifts bull- Ballard 1525 be there. See me or main Union. If you wish to be in this Party BAKERY Mdse. Printing ANTONIO , etin board for place. 221-223 SAN organization please attend this South Second Street 33 r- 240 SOUTH FIRST STREET 1 Meeting. rptiosite YWCA a -------‘4"4 ---""wm111,1116w- Trackmen In Opening Dual Meet SPARTAN NINE Todd Returns As MEETS S. F. STATE Greatest State _Spaztan 1;'at1u 21AL Game To Be Played Here Power On Spartan Field Saturday First Varsity Meet Itt2 For Shot Put Star Corner Duel (..1.11:(W \ I 1. 1.11Z(.11 NIS Don Presley JMANN Three Starting Spot Jimmy Kincaid To " For Including thirty-five men in its teSan J a t es' sa n varsity Fra n. On Mound willose Head Glove Men track team meetSt Louise pAciric Tar u. for siGNED the cisco to competition Fpfi State college at Kezar stadi- turning icing, Vic their barnstorm um in San Francisco at one-thirty Drat time since For Next Season mon, Flat, 9 Saturday. Arizona, Coach Gil Bi- EN Campbell, .1, of into With the :o baseballers return of Lowell Todd, up thiegc and his Spartan +hop Don Walker And New P National.. Intercollegiate Javelin . Theodore San Francisco State nine O the 38 meet GRID DATE Ca Champion, to the fold, the Spartan HTING the : Spartan Field this Satur- tam In National nee on By BEN cinder team takes on proportions con- JOHNSON the DTO h.. lay afternoon for the second ourney Tonight With the signing of Pacific University for a contest on Satur- of all around strength bolstered by drew a with the Golden Caters this - day October 15 Coach Dud DeGroot yesterday definitely announced highlights in several events. stic :emu Lanky Jim Kincaid will headrs the eomplete Spartan football schedule for 1938 showing an even COLLINS ENTERS 220 with the the Spartan mitt tosse next In the first fracas - season. !dozen games. Captain Owen Collins has a gala ha, Francisco club during the Kincaid, who was unan- San added the furlong to his among imously elected by the State swat - The latest addition to the fall specialty, early part of the season, the BI- campaign is a member of the the quarter-mile, and has been were Francs little trouble with tern after the recent intercollegiali State Boxers In shopites had stopping the watch around Rector, Fran., fight carnival at Sacramento, Will Pacific Northwest Conference, and the the northern club when they de- according to the Spartan mentor school record for the 220 set by Anderson. ant Gaters, 15 to 4. How- be fighting his last year, havnig feated the Nationals Tonight Jim Stockdale. Collins is in good completed three years on the Spar- is on a par with Willamette, which ever since that contest the San team San Jose met last season. shape and might do things to the has improved and tan squad. Francisco nine quarter record Saturday. time -in- F: Kincaid fought his way to the A telegram from Charlottesville, The game may be scheduled for are looking forward to give the Virginia, scene of the National In- Friday, October 14, if DeGroot can Don Presley, sophomore holder ame for a - plenty of trouble. finals of the Coast Intercollegiates Madan, tercollegiate Boxing make once agar. before bowing to Bob Bates, Wash- matches, the necessary arrangements of the shot record, will be com- Coach Bishop announced he brings word that Pacific Coast as he would peting in x in the ington State college entry. At prefer to play the his first varsity meet could mice several changes in Champion and Spartan game under and lion affair present Kincaid Is In Charlottes- Captain the floodlights, many an eye will watch the Xs starting line-up for Saturday's Don Walker is to battle Kalatinas, dusky giant to the COnta' ville, Virginia waiting for the gong At the present time, however, the see if he will "cut untest McPherson, , representing the Catholic Univers- the buck" this year. ere in fail to send him against ring warriors Spartan mentor is thinking of Bob Titchenal will be shifted to the outfield, and ity, in the first round if the national will be lending that tlao from all parts of the country In spring practice more than of the fall a hand in the shot tin position will be filled by pit- tournament. and discus for his first irevious the National Intercollegiate tour- campaign. Suits will be issued for track com- ,:ners Zimmerman or Carpenter. petition, with Bob Bronzan, another hers and ney. Jim Kincaid, captain -elect, t3 the six-week practice session today, lack P.iordan, scrappy short stop, football player, heaving the shot. iIi Di Die- Don Walker, Pacific Coast slated to trade blows with Guida of tomorrow, and Monday of next rill be shifted to the signal call- Jim Bailie champion is also slated to go Temple University. Both of these week, and actual practice will open SUNZERI SOARS ing department in place of Mor- George against some unnamed opponent fights are slated for this evening on Tuesday. Tony Sunzeri has been boosting an. Harvey Rhodes, last year's Kluge. tonight in an attempt to annex in the eastern city. The total of games slated for the pole vault bar up around thir- elar freshman infielder, will take a championship he failed to ac- the fall by DeGroot is quite an ion- teen feet the last week but will are of the short atop position. quire by one fight last year. This a great deal of new talent which posing list second only otthe re_ probably need to only around d HALT The Meal baseball mentor hasn't is Don's last appearance in the had little opportunity to show this twelve feet six to take the event. decided who he will start on the gymnast Jim Fohn, Journalist squared arena and he is gunning I season. From these ranks Portal All men who signed for spring Fred mound Saturday, but it will prob- Merrick and Gridder Hugh Staley sley to win it. hopes to get a few champions football will meet in room 210 ably be one of the three chuckers, will be Tony's teammates Lindquist A novice tourney is scheduled next year. No date has been set of the Science building today at in this Carpenter, Zimmerman, or Frei- event and might be the men Nunes this quarter which will exhibit for the tourney. five o'clock. Signed, to tat, Manny Sanchez will take care shut out the city boys. Peach Dudley S. DeGroot. No less of the keystone position with Jim than six high jumpers alldow Walter Q. McPherson. will ale Lingle the tune still on the "hot corner". Spartans in the stick spanning in the outfield, Bishop will prob- E II 0 II S COST FROSH event with Tickle and Hank Vas- e Peterson cently completed season whicl ably call for the services of cd,t concellos, Ray Barbano, and Ed rieg totaled 14 games, and which saw Tony Martinez, George Haney. Grant of last year's frosh and Moran , the most outstanding team in the hnby Garcia, Haven Smith, and GAME WITH S C HIGH Watson Poole of the 1937 varsity. inda history of San Jose State college. Sat McPherson. Bob Brydon completes the entries ye frosh baseball to right field. Hal Carrouth fol. Three of the four large state col- for the high jump. me Hering San Jose State leges in California outside team tied it up seven all when lowed with a hit to that spot that of San Charlie Bendeich will have to hit :Jones, substitute started a Jose are on the fall list including around twenty-three feet to beat ter and lunsq" San Jose Netmen was too hot for Benedich, the four rally in the seventh inning San Diego, Santa Barbara, and Theofield of the Gators with Tickle The di e Santa Clara high school third base- irity. Humboldt. Both San Diego and Vasconcellos and Al against Santa Clara high school Parr a good s and brittii man to handle. Floyd Carlson Defeat S. F. State yesterday afternoon only to lose Humboldt State usually give the chance of beating either or both. h out for Spartans hard battles, the game in the ninth inning by singled, scoring Jones and ad- and the Vin Ruble will have a race in tak- mings can, Thcaday ma match with Sail vanced Carrouth to second. Tony Gauchos from the mission town ing San Francisco i a score of ten to seven. Fred Kline in I the recent Francisco are rated nearly on a par with the State, the San Jose var.r- DeCruz scored Carrouth and Carl- the two-mile, with the mile run which ity Errors cost the State freshmen es tennis team defeated the Bay son with a bingle to czeater field. southern school. another hard one to figure se early the game. All totaled the frosh !recently ::ity players in a 5 to 4 victory. Then on a wild pitch went to sec- Next fall will see the continua- in the season. made eight errors, making four of ie a very Every match except to tion of Registration Day football one went to allow ond, stole third, and on another San Francisco's Arvo Kannisto The :lave these in the second inning 'arce. sets. The results were: wild pitch scored. Falcon then as inaugurated in 1937. Arizona has run 2:02 for the half mile and two runs to cross the platter. y in regard SINGLES issued two State college has been selected for a hornet tightened down and should have little trouble in taking to enhai Leo O'Grady smashed is Witt (SF) def. Harper, 6-4, 5-7. and O'Grady was out the opening spot and will be fol- the six Spartans entered in the 16. to deep center field for the Spar- from pitcher to first to end the lowed on the same week by a two lap race. Broadjumpers Ben- tans' first score in the second Silver (8J) def. Crary, 2-6, 6-3. Inning. meeting between the DeGroot deich, Hank Vasconcellos, and Parr kiddies. -- inning. or four men, coached team and the University will in brass to team up Santa Clara high Pitcher Falcon Venable struck out give me d Kavanaugh of California Ramblers, another with (SF) def. Miner, 6-2, much for with Jones striking out two, while Pierce and Sasagawa for the piew seemed to be a little too an this 7-5 high new addition to the Spartan century. San Francisco has a good until the seventh when Falcon for the Santa Clara 7011r 9011ilivel, Arrington the frosh (SF) def. Kifer, 1-6. school struck out eleven Staters. schedule. sprinter, Luther Theofield, who is V. Jones started the rally with a hit t. And if The seasons will close as it has capable of breaking ten flat for the Groves (SJ) def. Kim, 6-3, 4-6. for the past few years with a hundred and has run 21.6 this /4, - SPARTANS LEAD GOLF CONFERENCE; contest in the Hawaiian islands season for the 220. 4Egling (SJ) def. Nasser, 6-3, 3-6, with the University of Hawaii. The mile relay team will be SANTA CLARA TEAM SATURDAY d Lunch FACE To date the Spartans are unde- chosen from Collins, Thurman, DOUBLES as in feated in island competition. Pierce, Staley, Ruble, and Herman 25c State's conference lead-1 U.S.F. and San Jose State, San Jose Other important battles for the The Nriler-Egling (SJ) def. witt- vacation will bc Spartan freshman track Dig golf team spent a busy last year, the championship rwY, 1-6, 6-3, 8-6. coming fall include: College of 'squad will have a meet at the sharpening up their results of the two last week decided in the Pacific, Redlands, Northern Art- I Seventh Greves-MIner ( SJ) def. Sanz- the i street oval at 3:30 Friday. strokes for the last half of between these two tams. )F SOUP %Fier, 6-1, 7-5. matches zona State, San Diego Marines. I The frosh team is still an unknown association tourna- Kim current NICG and Cal Tech, all of whom were gi SAN'I\ -Arlington (SF) def. Silver - thor- on 'quantity, but promising candidates ment and taking time off to 6.3, 4-13, All organization heads may the 1937 San Jose schedule. , have shown in several events. SALAD 6-2. St. Mary's team in oughly beat a obtain Information concerning matches, 8 to I two conference Spardi Gras rules, regulations, and 16, to up Trade in Your Old Racket on a New One Football and dead-line for signing H'" equipment will be State golf sextette rke Our te,en Saturday, the of concessions, in the office of Candles out Thursday, the HIllview ind Friday, plays Santa Clara on between 1 Monday the Controller today GORDON'S TENNIS SHOP afternoon from 3 at nine o'clock. Due In to 5 p.m. cull ,ourse and 3. win in the first of th:. Specializing in Restringing and Repairing Se their easy All organization heads are FORD'S care to San obtain necessary Spartan -Bronco series, the Featuring Nuipment urged to obtain this informa- as spring practice team is favored to win Jack Purcell Bancroft Wilson, W & la Everything starts Jose State tion so that they may start Tuesday afternoon. match. Shoes & Hedley Rackets For Tennis handidly In this for their concessions. re- planning Dud DeGroot. Since the tournament has 125 East San Fernando Columbia 1764 between , solved itself into a duel l' 1( .1. 1. SPARTAN DAILY, THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1938 /Beaux' Stratagem/ WAR INEVITABLE, SAYS POYTREss Roles Cast Today; , RADIO CLUB CHOOSES1Unitedtates May Be Involved New Faces Wanted OFFICERS TO SERVE In Another European Conflict I f ooseve t Continues Tryouts for the San Jose Play -1 acters, among which are: Mrs. Rearmament at- era' next production, the Restora- Sullen, unhappily married and FOR SPRING QUARTER --

tion comedy "The Beaux' Strata- tracted to Aimwell; Cherry, the 1.Save The World From Fascism' 18 New gem" by Farquhar, will begin this inn -keeper's daughter; Boniface, Members of the San Jose State Alliances War Cry; Cause Serious afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock in the inn -keeper; Lady Bountiful, Amateur Radio club recently And the Little Theater. They are open who scatters prescriptions freely a meeting in which they elected Friction Controversy to the sick people of the country- new officers for the Spring quarter. I to all students. By MARY ELLEN STULLI char- side; and Dorinda, the innocent Those who were chosen are as The play has many good "War in Europe is inevitable, and if it with comes uncle acters with not particularly corn- little girl who falls in love follows: Jack Bieby, president, '' Roosevelt's administration the United S t a t e a will be ea a chance Aimwell. Masao Kanemoto, vice president; ; setats:teditsent plicated natures, offering . straiTgihitusinntor, another WorldWHorlp%Wtreares.". Wendell for students to play the parts "to James Clancy and Ronald Mongeon, secretary-treas- head of the Social Seuft, de. natural adol- ' Johnson, directors, wish to empha- urer; and Paul Barton, technician. , the hilt" and with - partment wanted. at San Jose eacent vehemence, without being adze that new faces are A new transmitter, something co !ege gave his views on the burdened with subtleties. Inexperiencee students should not that the club has long anticipated, PATSY PARKER rren , European crisis here today. Besides the parts of two young hesitate to try out. has been installed. This has a "Roosevelt is the direct political noblemen mentioned above, there Copies of the play have been capacity of 500 watts input and heir of Woodrow Wilson other interesting char- placed on reserve in the library. Barton. who io are many was built by Paul i. 1914 guided this country into the The club holds both weekly and worst war ƒ in history. What ream Ir****************** ***** 1 bi-weekly meetings. The weekly r is there to believe that Roosevelt Exhibit held evry Friday noo.i Art To Be: B meetings are with his demands for a huge army for th purpose of business discus- i Briefs :t, and navy would not 4- the ear. i News 1 Display Here_ sion. The bi-weekly meetings arc 1 , thing?" On night' 4, ******** every other Wednesday ********* ****** * held ARMAMENT RACES from 7:30 to 9, in which speeches I, i "Armament races in the TENNIS CLUB and discussions of new phases of past Work Shows Trend Of have always meant a war Spring activities for the San radio and television are heard aoencr I ..r later. Jose State college Tennis club will Student Thought Anyone intereted in joining this . *k..-- it "In 1914 the cry was 'Make club meets , organization may do so by contact- the be decided when the 1.n end-quarter exhibit of mu- world safe for ing any member or by attending ''''"Ittivr. democracy'. Now in the classroom of the Women's .1/ in art will he on display tins it's 'Save the world from one of the weekly meetings Fascism' at 12:30. wi_ek only in Room 1 and the hall- gymnasium Friday "Germany's desire to include all v:.ty of the art building from whieh Germanic people in the Cereal OPEN HOUSE I.:presentative work will be se.it NEWMAN empire empire and her method: 1 The San Jose State college New- out to high schools and colleges ! to achieve this are responsible fa west coast. What's In group corn- along the man club, off-campus the present chief friction in of posed of Catholic students, will This work shows the trend Europe. C,Ludt nt thought," said Mrs. Ruth The New s "The danger hold open house this evening at s'\ of war now a Turner of the Art department. fry on South Fifth ITT Europe and all over the world %I their headquarters given a definite By BEN H "The students were definitely greater now than it as street, north of Washington Square. problem in surrealism at the be- This, friends, is a blonde by in 1914 when we were plunged i nto1 and refresh- finished Re- the name of Patsy Parker, who , There will be games ginning of the quarter. The (Yesterday's World News in a soothing controversy." merits, products show surrealism tempered view, edited epecially for the will give her all, vocally, Sat- The diplomats of the Leagne a by realism and naturalism." campus reader.) urday night, April 2nd with Jack LUNCHEON CLUB TODAY Nations practically wrote their ova While other continents, subcon Winston and his "men -about- "It is interesting to note how ' obituary Roseanna Clark, president of the swing" at the Civic Auditorium hen they failed in apply. much student work is affected by tinents, and affiliated to r r a iii YWCA Freshman Luncheon club, , big ('CO Ink: sanctions agent rulists, who are very prominent at acethed yesterday with the custom- of this hamlet. announces that the first meeting Mpouystsreolse. in 1935-36, according to the moment or who may have a ry war scares, outright wars, and of the Spring quarter will be held exhibited in the school community," international conflict, North Amer- in Room 1 of the Home Economics ENGLAND DETERMINED ' she said. ica's own sore spot turned a lighter building this noon. A r t Department The one bright spot on th. les Many large posters which are hue with Mexico's President Car- eign horizon is the fact that fog' definitely expressive of San Jose denas hurrily planning a special HOLIDAY HOP land seems determined to re One of the outstanding events I State college have been completed session of his congress to consider Shows Exhibit out of any entanglement. If &e- during Spring vacation was the by Miss Estelle Hoisholt's Business reparation for appropriated for- land can stay out of any wai, it "Beachcombers" hop given by the Art class, notably, one dealing with eign oil properties. An inconspicu- From L.A. is quite likely that there will to Delta Theta Omega fraternity our Police department and one ous call on Secretary Eduardo no war, Poytress pointed out Friday night at Capitola. with the Spartan Revelries. Hays by U. S. Ambassador Daniels An exhibition of student work turned r:s trick, shifted tali: from the Chouinard Art school from the confiscation to meal,s of in Los Angeles is now on display NOTICES payment. Payment offered for the in Room 21 and the upper hall- $400,000,000 oil property is es- way of the Art building. This RETURNING There will be an AWS council) There will be a meeting of the pected to scarcely exceed 20 mil- work will be on view the rest Demand meeting in Room 20 at 5:00. 'Social Affairs Committee at 12:30 lion dollars. of this week. By Popular V. Perry, Pres. today in Jack Marsh's office, up- o-- Included in the exhibit are post- "That Genial Gentleman stairs in the Student Union. Har- Maybe he didn't get his idea from ere, fashion plates, portraits, life from the South" There will be an important vey Rhodes, Jane Friday, Sterling a yankee basketball rule book, but drawings, still life, and two scene Premier Benito meeting of the Sociology club Fri- Silver, Bette Robinson, Bob Swan- Mussolini's most paintings. These are done in char- recent pearls day noon at 12:30 in Room 2 of son, Ham Hodgson, Steve Hose, of wisdom to his coal, water color, and several Jack Winston the Home Econ. bldg. All social Lucille Conolley, Harold Buffa, latin subjects and world diplomats other types of media. And his "Men-AbOut-Swing" service majors are urged to at- Jane Giguiere. -Verd Brown, chm. have been heard in many a locker Besides the regular student tend. ---Phyllis Brown, Pres. room pepfest. "The best defense," Featuring work there are six illustrations II Duce advises. "is to be offensive." -That Blonde Bomb Shell Friday, April 1 is the last day done for prominent magazines by Will the person who picked up Anthony Eden can't remember of Rhythm" students will be able to add instructors at the art school. "Secondary School Teaching" by when the Italian leader hasn't courses, according to word from There is also a series of three Umstattd in the gym on Registra- been "offensive", PATSY PARKER the Registrar's office. After this sketches done at the Walt Dis- tion day please return it immed- Then the dictator boasted yester- date students will be unable to ney studio for a recent Mickey iately to the library, or to Mr. day in the same speech of having receive permission for adding Mouse cartoon by a former Chou- Auditorium Eckert, Room 49. Very important. the most effective submarine fleet Civic subjects. inard student. San Jose Thanks. in the world, blandly discussed an Animated cartooning for arms appropriation of more than the SATURDAY, APRIL 2nd Please bring money for pins to movies offers an important open. LOST -One five dollar bill dur- 300 million dollars, and announced P.M. meting Monday noon. All pre- log for young artists. 0,incmg at 900 ing registration day. Will the that "Italy is ready for war." War nurses invited to attend. Admission 55c finder please return the same to with whom, he didn't disclose. I Adele Abeyta. parchment teeth. And yesterday, KQW Frank Olson. Reward. - o 0, IS,' Air over the 49 approving senators came 1,1 10:00 Pok As the House today begins con- f,of" h SO to All women P. E. minors of for a gorey editorial lashing in t Entomology club - - Important sideration of the substitute reor sophomore or junior standing "anti" press. "A Death Blow To business meeting Friday, April ganization bill reported in by the should be registered in Physiology Democracy" eulogized Mr. Heat st 1st, 4 p.m., Room S213. Members committee yesterday, a hot fight DIAMONDS 52 as this is the only quarter in editorial letter edged in black." please be present. Tea will be it looms over the Senate approved "Proof that the Senate . is given. S. Wilson, adv. cannot be served national resource planning board. GREGORY purchased by organized telegrams CHARLES S. The planning board got by the baited on direct misrepresentation," Designer of There will be a very important , Anyone with a good background upper house hy the said Mr. Roosevelt from Georgia. Japanese Student club meeting to- I in nature study and all fed sub- - - Distinctive Jewelry day in Room 20 at 12:20. All -jeets such has ornithology, geolo- , pia, (Or members are urged to attend. !gy, insects, etc., who would be Specially designed in doing 500 Best gualilf - - --- interested summer camp WEBBS White Stickers organizations.

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