FLOOR SHOW HIGHLIGHTS DC SEMI-FORM, PROFITS FROM DSG DANCE AT SCOTTISH RITE TEMPLE WILL GO TO CAMPUS RED CROSS MIT Profits derived from Delta Sigma Gcannsass7 annual winter semi-formal dance, to be held Saturday night at the Scottish Rite Temple, will be given to the Red Cross, it was announced today. At press time there was still uncertainty as to whether it would be possible to have their fraternity sweehecrrt, Linda Dctrnell, on hand as guest of honor for the evening. Ed Kin- caid, program chairman, announces that an answer to a tele- ircm2 sent Kiss Darnell is still pending, but should reach him VOL. XXXI §AN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1943 Number 95 soon. Last word heard from the famous star was that she is No! Pleasy Yank scheduled to go on a 44-city tour, but there is still uncertainty Anything But alto the date of her leaving. In That freshmen Celtbrate Tonight At the event that she should be able Distract, side step, bend Nippy to make the social event, she an- PEV Cutters Will backward over knee, and wham- nounced that she would be delight- bol And Jap soldier loses more Lyric Theater-Forlast_Party__ ed "to wear out two pair of shoes Be Reported Next than face and wishes he had com- 10 Lig (lancing with her loving fraternity mitted hari-karl ininutes be- brothers." Week - - Pitman fore. Of Quarter; Dance Begins At 8 A question concerning the legal- "Beginning of the end" came for You might have guessed it the Tonight, freshmen will celebrate their last class party of ity of the affair has arisen among PEV cutters yesterday. The col- PEV boys have begun their dirty the quarter with a combined stag dance at the Student Union al various fraternities because of an lege faculty war council announced tactics in a big way. The boys and a theater party at the Lyric. agreement in interfraternity meet- it had found 19 reservists with un- are really enjoying it, and before The dance will start at 8 p. m. and will be to ing last quarter that no social fra- satisfactory attendance records, this war is over, the Honorable free of charge. ternity should sponsor a dance this and will report them to their Hirohito is going to receive some At 11 o'clock all students attending will go to the Lyric to view quarter. This statement, however, branches of service next week. nasty reports from the front. a special four-unit show. The theater will have freshmen only, was not to be found in the inter- No names were announced, but the idea of waiting until 11 p.m. fraternity minutes, and with this Dean of Men Paul M. Pitman says being that the regular show will as a basis, the interfraternity those concerned will be notified by have ended. Any sophomores or council pledged a 100 per cent sup- telephone immediately. Each will npperclassmen attending the party tor port of the benefit dance, said have an opportunity to justify his had better be prepared to have ,er, Kincaid. record, bringing out any unknown some hair-clipping done to their iv- Unique entertainment has been factors influencing his number of heads, says John Jamison, presi- on- planned for the affair. The pro- cuts. dent of the class. de, For V-1 and V-7 naval reservists, gram will include the DSG quar- The colossal show will include the reporting of PEV cutters is re- tet, Barbara Trelease, a chorus of -l'he Tumbleweed Trail," with the quired by the government, and in masculine strip-tease dancers, ac- William Boyd; "Blamed for a a the case of other reservists, the companied by special orchestra- Blonde," starring Leon Errol; iith Miss college has adopted a procedure of Z. tions arranged by Boss Stone. "Love in Gloom," with Henry Jets gay- its own. isrelease sink several Y8ungman, and the next to last can- -.bliVirrvb-rold the Army and Mar" ninety songs in Beatrice"Ray stYle. edition of the serial "Jungle Girl." in Her numbers will include "Jack"--Ines we're ping to report the men, Joyce Maxwell has donated her ved- and "Strike Up the Band." The who cut as not being in good laili eitollection of -dance records all -man chorus will dance to a standing, and though they don't re- to the affair and also her phono- are number entitled, "Petty Pink quire it, they think it's a swell graph. Music will be both hot and i in Petty." idea," the dean said. sweet, to suit everyone's taste. San Bids are still on sale in the Con- According to all reserve pro- Games will be played and special troller's office. Student body card grams, men not in good standing dances indulged in, so the fresh- holders may purchase them there with the college automatically lose men can have a better chance to ossi- or from any fraternity member to- all deferment. get acquainted with each other. 3 as day. In the event that they fall If a student has an excuse for Refreshments will be sold at the ning to get one, they may still buy one PEV cuts, he should write it out dance, and peanuts will be vended at the door. Price of the dance is legibly and fully, and leave it in up and down the aisles at the $1.50 per couple. the dean of men's office for con- Lyric. Although the dance is semi- sideration by the faculty war coun- Price of the show is 25 cents. formal, tuxedos are appropriate. cil. Immediate action on this is absolutely essential, stressed Dean Tickets may be purchased from Pitman. Notification will go to any of the Freshmen council mem- at the door. Barbara Allen the armed services by the middle Pictured above are, left to right, Bob Gager, Barbara Tre- bers or may be bought of next week. lease, Eddie Kincaid, and (kneeling) Dick Morton, who will take Newly Elected part in the floor show at the DSG dance tomorrow night. Victory Book AWA President ANNUAL DRIVE Campaign Ends Student Council TICKET SALE FOR The disappointing on - campus Results of the Wednesday else- FOR RED CROSS Victory Book campaign ends today tion for next year's AWA officers CoidTsPO1t On SENIOR BANQUET with' the possibility of a total of revealed Barbara AlteiTh be in- WILLOPEN HERE 300 books contributed by Sparta's coming president, with Audrey Plans are under way for this Suffrage MONDAY 2000_ students. _ Backenstoe to act as vice-president, year's Red Cross drive, with Mil- ST-ARTS Slogan of the campaign, whi-th ton Rendahl of the Social In cooperation with the March AWA President Jeannette Abbott Science Tickets for the Senior banquet -has been under way since Febru- department. and Joe Talbot, of Youth movement in Washing- worth keeping announced yesterday. sen- to be held March 18 at the Sainte ary 3, is "A book ior Student council member, in ton, D.C., the student council will is a book worth giving." Jeannette Rankin will act as re- Claire hotel will go on sale Mon- charge of the drive on the campus. conduct a poll on-campus Monday The Spartan effort is a part of cording secretary, and Marlyn Last year the quota for Santa to get student opinion on the cam- day, according to Chairman John a nation-wide drive to provide Wilson is to be corresponding sec- Clara county was $50,000, of paign that is being carried on to Kain. The banquet will be held in readable books in good condition retary in the fall. Treasurer will which students and faculty mem- give citizens between the ages of honor of the March graduates. to men in uniform. be Janet Anthes. bers at State raised $1200. This 18-21 the right of suffrage. Boxes where books may be left of 87 co- Those seniors graduating in Chosen from a group year, with the war causing in- A ballot will be printed in Mon- are located in the new library, in who, June, and those who will be in eds were 16 women last week creased demands on the Red Cross, day morning's Spartan Daily. Stu- the reserve book room, in front coun- upon election into the AWA the county quota has been raised dents are asked to cut out this the service before graduation in of the Morris Dailey auditorium, eligible cil, automatically became to $125,000. ballot, fill it in, and place it in June must buy tickets. The price and outside of the Publications of- candidacy Wednesday. for officer Services rendered by this neces- the ballot boxes placed on top of As $1.35. "I would urge seniors to fice. The above council members were sary organisation include Disaster the Daily boxes. purchase tickets as soon as it is thus chosen by AWA members Relief, Civilian War Aid, Foreign Some of the arguments for and possible. It is imperative that we Wednesday. War Relief, and services to men against this movement are: (1) know how many are going to at- ATTENTION, ERC Also selected from the council In the armed forces and to their Youth of this age is better in- tend," announced Chairman Kain. The first in a series of three were the following chairmen: his- families. formed and educated today than March graduates will ,be guests articles by Boyd Haight, Spar- torian, Maureen De Smet; custo- Work done by members of the ever before. They will make more at the banquet, and although they tan Daily Service Reporter, dian,_Jiavell Abbott; chapel, Phyl- campus unit falls into the last intelligent voters than the mass of will be admitted free of charge, will spear in the Spartan Daily lis Hackman; udent ITifkin, Jane category. It includes thg making the people did at the time these they must sign for their tickets in next Monday discussing the Knudsen; big sister, Jeanne of hospital pajamas for service- age requirements were set up. (2) the Controller's office Monday. Army classification and assign- Wright; luncheon, Jo Ann Swee- men and civilians. Youth of this age work, get mar- As an added attraction- to those ment - preeeduts, specialized ney; social affairs, Arilee Hansen; Part of the money raised by this ried, and are drafted. Why should seniors who graduate in June, training whoolls, and officer recreation, Mary Hooten; play day, all-campus drive will go to the they not have a vote? (3) As a there is a possibility that tickets candidate schools, for the bene- Bernice Peterson; high school, Elsa State unit for the purchasing of person grows older, his Intelligence for the banquet will be good for a fit of EEC men and draftees Anderson; and Red Cross, Roberta needed supplies for sewers and doesn't change. (4) In all probe- rebate of about 75c when gradua- who will soon go into uniform. Ramsey. knitters, says Talbot. (Continued on page 4) (Continued on page . r y ..
EDITOR Bill Morrow DAY EDITORS Dick Fry, Boyd Haight. John Hubbard, 463 S. 2nd St.. Col. 6968 Office. Bal. 7800 Editorial Page Tons Marshall. Wallace Truldag. BUM= KAMA= Arthur lamas EDITORIAL STAFF Harry FarrelL Iacqule harasses.. 63 S. 5th St., Bal. 1222-W Office, Bal. 7800 Claire Laws. Bill Mitchell. Loran Nicholson. Bob Pope, ASSOCIATE EDITOR lack Long Gerry Reynolds, Floyd Resewalle. Maxine Sipes. lorry FEATURE EDITOR Patricia Loomis Vroons Ed Waite, Miriam Womack. COPT EDITOR Wilma Sabohnan ADVERTISING STAFF lack Howard. Bill Mitchell, CO-SPORT EDITOR Charles, Cook Bob Montilla. Bob NorelL CO-SPORT EDITOR Sobastkm Squatrito Editorials and features appearing in the Spartan Daily PROMOTION MANAGER Zen Coleman reflect the viewpoint of the writer and make no claim to 00 OOOOOOOO 0 YOU NATIONAL .CAMPT10111.10 MY represent student opinion, nor aro they necessarily ex- Unsigned editorials National Advertising Service, Inc. Published every school day by the Associated Students of San Jose State pressive of the Daily's own policy. - Cones,, Publishers Represessiatiee are by the editor. College at the press of T. M. Wright Co., Inc. Entered as second class mat- 420 haantecoi AVE.NEW YORK, N.Y. DAY EDITOR (this issue) WALLY TRADING CIOCA00 BOSTON IDS MOIL'S LIN rummy, ter at the San Jose Post Office. SPARTAN DAILY, rRLDAY, MARCH 5, 1943 EDITORIALS -- KSJS FROM HUNGER Here's A Thought CALLING By Tom Marshall one thing yeu can't have unless you give it to others. Liberty is the 11111111111111111s stentIMMISMItrallealtatt William Allen White. By Went to a joint meeting Wed- While on the subject of parties, Jacquie Jurgensen nesday night. Four organizations it would be a good idea (and a came; so we had a devil of a time If you click on that radio dial ood plug) to mention the soph deciding which joint tn Man Behind The Gun? tomorrow at 1:30, and turn to council party Tuesday night in tie Behind The natty chose the Student Union a are KQW, you are likely to tune in on The blanket decision that the men in the defense plant well-known joint. aforementioned building. Wa, an exciting play enacted by what as vcduable.to their country as the soldier at Guadalcanal is Spent most of the evening danc- called a Penny Party. I was in appears to be profraional seders, to assume the proportions of a monstrous joke. And ing. Dancing that’s Czernarkian consists of beginning but the play is an original one, my prime;, my fortune for: I would've been more graceful pennies. I pinch. pennies every day the farce gets more pitiful as thousands of fighting and a good ghost story at that, and about 10 if I had tried waltzing around the so hard that my right thumb can men are sacrificed by the whims of some overpaid welders or the actors are state students four floor on snowshoes on my knees. recite the Gettysburg Address are being discriminated against. of them KS.ISers. machinists who feel that they Boy, oh boy; how can be girls backward. Playing the lead part of a story- In one yard men walk out because their smoking privileges bear me? One gave me such a Guests were divided into two telling captain, Milt Brietzke will, are restricted in an area of inflammable materials; in count- cold shoulder that her left hand teams. The team having the most if he lives up to the fine acting turned to a solid block of ice. pennies at the end of the evening less others it is a continuation of that old haggle over wages. record he has so -far made at State, The manpower shortage was cer- won; no holds barred. I fell for Incidents that seem deplorable in peace time are now magni- make his listeners feel the salty tainly much in evidence. One and about 10 girls that night. (Where fied a hundred-fold in importance. spray and the rock of his ship. a quarter girls for every man does one buy a bottle of cheat, The &mean& oi men be American industry who kept the Last week, if you shuddered at present. Wonder what happened horse -.liniment?) Wonder wh wheels rolling in the years preceding the war are carrying the the wierd antics of a neurotic mite-. to- my whole girl; I sure looked some of those young ladies aren t derer in the KSJS play, "The in- major burden of production now. It is the additional thousands silly dancing with that one quar- teaching that judo In PEV classes' visible Wound," you were shudder- for a joint of "hot shot" welders, etc., who are the chief gripers and ter. Best solution ing at Milt, and if you .sat through meeting is to have two fraternities trouble makers. It used to be that a man served a long ap- the stirring drama, "The Little and one sorority. prenticeship before he could claim the title of journeyman in Foxes," given here recently, you Good old Bill Bristol was there his trade. He took pride in his work and still does. Now the saw him as the clever, cruel Ben, with his time-honored PA system. relentless brother. Yes, shipyards and mills, striving for speed and more of it, are forced Regina's After listening to all of his records although Milt has only been here three or four times a week, Bill is to pay fat salaries to men who couldn't even qualify as appren- two quarters, he has already probably the type of fellow that tices in pre-war days. gained for himself the distin- goes out to a nice deserted village May I have a Bond reissued guished reputation as "a kid who so as to include the name of It is easy money, and does nothing but breed dissatisfac- for excitement. a coowner? can really act." The rug-cutters were having a tion. The factory slacker is told he is invaluable and as if to A. Yes; if the Bond is reg- The two years Milt spent at prove it is paid at least three times his actual worth. lot of fun. One of the girls asked istered in your name Sacramento J. C. are crowded with me if I'd like to cut a rug. "Sure," alone, and if an eXCf 4 being what Human nature it is. he wants more and when successful parts he has played in I said. "but this Is ik pretty thick holding does not result. it isn't immediately forthcoming, expresses his discontent over productions there. Among klirbesT The reissued Bond will rug; rn have to go borne after bear tl.e same issue petty greivcmces by a walkout. Normally that would amount roles there were Albert in "Ladies my meat axe." My cousin from date as the original to quibbling, but there is no place for the quibbler in these in Retiretnent," Mr. Compton in Arkanruss says he doesn't know Bond. "You Never Can Tell," and Judge times. what a jitterbug is. Thought it Q. May a creditor obtain infer. Skimmerhorn in "Hightore," a was an insect with a had ease of illation as to a debtor's ro. ii- erthip Stacked up against the soldiers' odds, the workers' prob- part that required he swing above the DT's. of War Savings lion lems appear to be rather puerile. Contrast the 48-hour week the stage in a power shovel. 1-? A. no Because of his fine dramatic rec- The Treasury gives and two hundred or more salary with the 24 hour day, seven information about the day week, and fifty dollar month salary of the fighter. ord, Milt received a scholarship to holdings of any person the summer Prescilla Beath Thea- THRUST and in War Savings except Suden death, the ultimate in 'human existence, awaits ter in Plynruth, Mass. There he to that person or to such persons as looc every man on the battle fronts, yet the "man behind the man unforgettable grandpa played the PARRY clearly established a behind the gun" must have his smoke when he wants it or he'll In "You Can't Take It With You." CONTRIBUTORS' COLUMN legal right to the infor- run home to mama. - -Cook. Of all his experiences in stage mation. work, Milt admits with an embar- Dear Student Body Card No. 1791: Q. What will the Government do with money I pay for my I hate to have sonic people give me their advice, when I know how rassed grin that he never suffered The Chapel committee agrees such tremors of fear as he did on Bond? badly they need it. Coleman Cox. that Dr. Mitchell certainly would the three production nights of have something of value for our "The Little Foxes." For his part college. We would be more than he had to be stuffed and padded glad to have him speak next Tues- to the brim, and his pants couldn't day. However, who contacted him stand the strain as he moved Spartans In The Fight to ask him for us? And who told about the stage. that person that our program was Essentially a character actor, By Bob Pope full? And who Informed the com- Milt has played many such roles Gil., Crockett. States Army Air Forces, letter to Dean Pitman from Bert mittee of his coming two weeks "United on KSJS programs. Remember A. Your money will be put ago? As a matter of fact we did "Fort Logan, Colorado. Whiting. him as the tired, quavering Pii pe to work, at once to help NOT know Of his coining even two pro- "I recently received the most Pius in the Armistice radio broad- the Nation's war - The following lines are --frelm days ago, Mutt - less two weeks gram. ----- welcome and interesting letter Elnathan !Umbel, stationed at the cast. ago, so no authorized person could When my in- Outside of the theater, Milt has Q. will I make which I was extremely happy to Laurinburg - Maxton Army Air possibly have asked for his ser- come-tax report on the in- Base, Carolina: not many interests. "I'll always a War read. I doubt if any other college Manton, North vices or refused him on the ground crease in the value of he somewhere in the theater, even Savings Bond? country would have thought "I want to thank you so much that our program was full. in the if it's either. for the swell mimeographed letter only in the audience," he A A. You may do of such a nice thing to do. Satisfied Student. You may report the in- you sent me. I think that you laughingly predicted. "Since the latter part of Octo- Student Body Card No. 395. crease in value of a have a wonderful idea in keeping Bond on ber, 1942, I have been stationed at War Savings in touch with all your former stu- your income tax report Fort Logan. and am a member of cording to education, experience, hold dents. Your letters are arranged Exams For Civil each year that you the 6th Army Aix Force band. I a written examination, and person- the Bond, or, you may so as to, provide plenty of news play clarinet and saxophone in two Service Now Held ality. wait until you redeem and friendly words to everyone. then in- of our dance orchestras and do The Civil Service Cimimission of For information regarding quali- the Bond and increase (the "The piece of mail that I prob- clude the mutt: marching and playing in the San Mateo county l holding ex- fications and duties of the position amount received over ably look forward to receiving the 1 large military band. aminations for personnel officers one may apply in the Appointment and above the price you Bond) as "Twice I have been featured as most is the Spartan Daily. I like and secretaries. The final date office. paid for the that taxable to read of all the events that take for filing applications is income for clarinet soloist in radio programs March 17, year. on KYZ (Columbia) and KOA place in good old State, and of the and the examination date is March things all my friends are doing in (NBC). 27. CHATTERTON PIES "On leaving State during the school. Even my friends in the The positions will be under the Remember the longer am for- you keep War Bonds, school year of 1933-34, I spent a Army like to read it. I direction of the Civil Service Corn. Are GOOD pies plump tunate enough to have some fel- up to 10 years, the more year in making five trips to the mission. and juicy and full of fruit valuable they become. low Californians in my barracks, Orient as ship's musician on the S. Personnel workers will have or rich and creamy with time and they are especially interested charge of the Installation, devel- S. President Hoover. In due crisp flaky crust. I organized my own orchestra. I in it. In fact, one of the fellows opment, and maintenance of the ...... ...... discovered Miss Sonia Shaw as girl- went to Fresno State. We have personnel program in the County WELCOME 1 singer for my band. She is now on quite a time kidding each other." of San Mateo, and will act as sec- CHATTERTON SNOOKER - POCKET BILLIARDS weekly transcontinental programs retary of the Civil Service 'Com- BAKERY 1THE Drinks from the NBC studios in San Fran- Kappa Delta Pi, education honor mission and will represent it in ne- 221-223 SO. SECOND ST. Candles Soft cisco." fraternity, meets Monday in room gotiations. OPPOSITE Y.W.C. 32 W. SAN FERNANDO Bel. 6499 The The above excerpts are from a 155 at 4:00 p.m. applicant will be judged ac- mialwatimaimmunImmon -
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BIDZW. cops. serf GRAPPLE DEBUT aily _Spaztan Dail into DEE PORTAL SPARTAN WRESTLERS FAVORED dais poi ta TO TAKE TEAM HONORS IN FAR SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1943 WESTERN TOURNEY SATURDAY By TOM MARSHALL Boasting a trio of returning champions, the San Jose State wrestling club today was installed as heavy betting favorite to Swimmers Meet Olympic Club In win team honors on tomorrow's Far Western tournament in Oakland. The team will be made up of San Jose State students, but Pool Tonight; Rudloff, Olesen, they will not be wrestling under the colors of the Spartan in- move was 1c1 stitution. This made by mat coach Sam Della Mag- so that members of the squad would not be forced to aoph giore Bacon, Davis Lead State Squad forfeit a year of collegiate eligibility for having competed for a the college-sponsored team. Several of Was By BILL MITCHELL the wrestle-WA-re -facing a call to lain Elimination Bouts duty in tire armer services soon, ta of Meeting for the second time, the San Jose State varsity and competition in but one meet Mlles Word was received yesterday Postponed .Until swimming squad and the San Francisco 01 plc-alb will would be ruled as a whole season. k can that Lieut. j.g. DeWitt Portal has dress battle it out in a meet at 8 o'clock tonight in the college pool. completed his training at Chapel Next Tuesday ileading the list of wrestlers will Hill, North Carolina, and has just Elimination bouts, scheduled for be Dave Hines, Hans Wiedenhofer, stars two The Olympic club comes to San Jose with a galaxy of been assigned to the 4.avy pre- yesterday afternoon, to determine and Fred Mijares. All three are the fighters who will face Califor- former champions, and most this season. night school' at Athens. Georgia favored to who have once defeated the State mermen already take honors ening where he will serve as a physical nia Thursday night, March 11, in in their respective di- certain talent-crowded weights, visions. LI for A great deal will depend upon whether or not the Bay education instructor. had to be postponed until Tues- Hines will enter the Vhere City club brings certain men who , 165 lb. di- day. vision. He now holds the 2heap are nationally known swimmers. Far On that day, Charlie Cook and Western why In the. last Meet. Moll or Wright championship at that Beta Chi Sigma_Cagers Take Lead In Swede Hensley will put on the weight, and is also PCI titleholder aren't of the club Were not used at all, - gloves to decide the Spartans' at the same weight. asses! and the final score was 55-23 in Hines-le one their favor. Inter-Frat League; APO Triumphs heavyweight entry against the of the top wrestlers for his weight Bears- Bob Creighton, first-seeded in the nation. According to Coach Frelier, Karl Beta Chi Sigma's basketball team notched up its second boy at that weight, being tempor- Current PCI titleholder in Hazeltine can only hope for a sec- the the inter-fraternity basketball season yesterday after- arily out of action With the flu. 175 lb. class, Wiedenhofer, too ond place in the 150 backstroke. victory of Also Wayne Fontes will fight rules the pre-meet favorite to cop In the last meet with the club, he noon in the Men's gym, squeezing out a 29-27 win over Gamma Bert Robinson to determine the all honors in that division. Hans placed third behind teammate Pat Phi, while, at the sqme time, Alpha Pi Omega opened its pen- 175 pounder who will take the ranks among the nation's best Daley, who has since gone ihto ant campaign by trampling DTO, 37-21. place of George Thomas, who is light - heavyweights, and should the service. Hazeltine's opponent By virtue of its triumph, the Beta Chi quintet jumped into lost to the team for the rest of have little trouble in Oakland to- ued will be one of the famous Weeden the season. morrow. ; of brothers. first place in the league standings, with two wins and no losses. But it was a close call for the BCS boys, who were decidedly Tony Lovaglia, classy welter- Another title for the Spartan Ed Rudloff, who was barely beat weight, is also on the sidelines club is a virtual cinch in the 121 off form in this encounter. Buck Hay led the individual scor- out by Peterson of the Olympic with a streptococcus infection, but lb. class. Freddie Mijares will be club earlier, ham a very good ing for the victb with twelve points, while Bruce Lepper con- only for a few days. He may be seeking his second straight Far chance of turning the tables. In nected for six di O.K. in time to fight against Cal. Western title at this weight. faet FiH ii confidafft-tbat h rok Irelosers,--hr-deopping their will. second game of the year, Knight Gus Oleson, first man on State's fOr diving machine, also has a good Pitsker was high -point man with chance of copping first honors. In nine points, closely followed by Students' Business Directory g s Burt Landress with eight. the meet last month, he placed a When You need Goods or Serrices Patronise YOUR Newspaper's Advertisers. close second. APO's decisive conquering of BARBER SHOPS _ FLORIST lie The probable line-up for State DTO definitely places them, along will be: Medley relay: Karl Hazel- with SGO and Beta Chi, as the Specialty Men's, Ladies and 'Children's Haircutting a TWO SHOPS 1)1 tine, Roger Frelier, and Joe Weit- team to beat in the tournament. to zenberg. 220: Ed Rudloff and Dick Led by Cas Breuer and Wayne %e THE SPORT HILL'S FLOWERS a Murphy. 50: Doug Bacon and Staley, both varsity casabamen, HAIRCUTTING PARLOR James C. Liston Gordon Phillips. they had little trouble in subduing 32 East San Antonio St San Jose, Calif Diving: Gus (Meson and either their opponents. Bob Nahm Welcome mate 266 Race Street Ballard 3610 Don Rouse or Jim Johnson. 100: Breuer hit the hoop for 10 36 East San Antonio St. Bal. 4847 Doug Bacon and Jim Davis. 150 points, Staley added six, and Bill CLEANERS backstroke: Karl Hazeltine and Morrow was good for,six more. We Conner or Bob Ilartranft or Big gun of the game, however, Ic Wt nu IT THROW IT AWAY' Don Sorenson or Pres Kendall. was Bob Ward of DTO, who FRATANGELO'S FLOWER SHOP 200 breakstroke: Ed Rudloff or slammed home 15 markers out of CLEANING TAILORING Roger Frelier and Moe Richardson. the 21 total made by his team. FLORAL DESIGNS BOUQUETS POTTED PLANTS 440: Jim Davis and Jack Daly or Won Lost Ed Rudloff. 400 relay: Joe Welt- BCS 2 0 55 North First St. Phone Ballard 919 zenberg, Doug Bacon, Roger Fre- APO 1 0 TRUE Tailors and Cleaners 194 South Second St. Phone Ballard 1507 lier, Ed Rudloff or Dick Murphy. SGO 0 Frelier asks a large DSG 0 1 CHAS. C. NAVLET CO.. Inc. Coach that CLO THIERS crowd-be_cm_hand to_ witness the DTO 0 1 Since l::5 meet as It will be of interest to all. GPS "SAY IT WITH FLOWERS" NURSERYMEN SEEDSMEN MONISTS 20-22 E. San Fernando Si, -- non* BallanL121._ Cas Breuer Wins Cage Scoring Honors; DUSSES SUITS COATS LINGERIE r. SPORTS WEAR JEWELRY 256 South First St. Phone Columbia 1359 a Pete Filice Takes Second Place CHAS. S. GREGORY ()as Breuer, playing his first year as a Spartan (lager, took the rirt scoring honors for the 1943 season by tallying 70 field goals and 40 free- DIAMONDS Id throws for a total of 180 points. Pete Ellice, sophomore center from Designer and Maker of Distinctive Jewelry San Jose, followed Breuer with 1117 markers. The Spartans won 10 REPAIRING ENGRAVING n- games and lost 13 this season. The complete figures: 46 E. San Antonio St. Phone Columbia 452 Ic Pos. Games Goals Free T. Total High Quality College Clothes er 21 58 18 136 RESTAURANTS Oh Roy Diederichsen SKIRTS SWEATERS SUITS BLOUSES Pete Filice C 21 74 19 167 31 South Second SL Columbia 6720 FOR THE Willie Gamboa F 23 58 23 139 BEST IN F 23 70 40 180 HOME COOKED FOODS IT'S Cas Breuer , DRUG STORES Bert Robinson G 22 31 34 96 KEN'S PINE INN Marvin Zemanek F 23 37 10 86 255 South Second St. Bob Taylor F' 22 28 9 65 TENTH ST. PHARMACY Elwood Clark C . 22 24 11 59 COSMETICS FOUNTAIN PRESCRIPTIONS Hal Sonntag G 20 17 4 38 Special prices given to student on presentation of 3 SHOE REPAIR Porter McConnell C 9 9 3 21 Student Body cards. Wayne Staley G 16 7 4 18 Corner 10th and Santa Clara Sts. Ballard 174 Bill Smith G 10 3 4 8 FLINDT'S F ' 5 4 0 8 Angelo Colombo SOLE AND HEEL SHOP Don*Wolfe F 6 3 2 8 BUY UNITED STATES 4 5 1 11 Hal Crisler C WAR BONDS AND STAMPS 168 South Second St. Across from )Cress' Willie Steele F 3 1 0 2 430 182 1042
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PAGE FOUR SPARTAN DAILY, FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1943 Sappho Musical FOUR CAMPUS Yarn Drive Now Under Wayier PtymouthPanet First in a series of three panel ditcussions sponsored by the Plym- Tea Will Be For SOCIETIES HOLD Red Cross Day Next Wednesday outh club entitled "Economic Re- A campus-wide drive for yarn contributions is now under way un- construction in the Present World" Chinese Relief JOINT MEETING der auspices of AWA, sponsors of the Red ('ross day to be held from will be held in the Student Center Plans are now being made by Newest thing in joint meetiags, 1 to 5 o'clock Wednesday afternoon for women volunteering to knit or Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock. The Sappho society for its forthcoming a four-group meeting had its ini- sew for Uncle Sam. paniel will include Jane Jilson, Al- Musical Tea for the benefit of tial trial Wednesday night in the' Faculty women are also invited to attend the sewing and knitting vin Long, and Maurice Howard, Chinese relief. Student Union when Allenian and bee, as well as the supper to be held at 5:30 for Red Cross workers labor commissioner. The tea is to take place Satur- Ero Sophian societies and Alpha that day. Cost 15 planning to come to the day, March 13, at 230 p.m., in the Pi Omega and Sigma Gamma Ome- will be cents. All women "Mr. Howard has long taken an Student Union. Admission will be ga fraternities met in a four-way supper independently of any organization will sign the list in the AWA interest in this problem, and un- 50 cents. General chairman for joint meeting. box. doubtedly will present many chal- this affair is Virginia McKiernan, Acclaimed a success by all in at- All organizations, according to Miss Abbott, are requested to leave lenging ideas," declares Reverend who will be assisted by Pat Jef- tendance, the affair was the first the number of their members planning to attend the supper in the Peabody of the First Congrega- ferson, Meroy Topham, Jane of its kind attempted by any of co-op box under AWA today. tional church. Baumgartner, Jeanne Fischer, the social groups. Chairmen of the Mary Hall, and Lucille Meek. meeting were SGO Don Campbell Following its musical theme, a and APO Tom Marshall. program has been arranged which The Union rugs were quickly will finture "Songs of the Allies" rolled back, and it was changed by the San Jose State College Glee into a dance floor where the 100- club, under the direction of Miss odd members of the four organi- Alma Lowry Williams. Vocal so- zations spent the evening dancing eteliktate los will be by Letha Medlin, and to latest tunes supplied by Maestro 1111 a violin solo by Dorisse Thomas- Bill Bristol and his. PA system. SIMICS sen. Also included on the program Refreshments were served by the 4040464 will be a short talk on the need fraternities. for Chinese relief. Presidents of the organizations Tickets for the tea may be pur- are: Gladys Larson (Allenian), chased from any member of Marge Behrman (Ero Sophian), Sappho. John Watson (APO), and Larry Sutton (SGO). NOTICES .> There Will be an important CSTA Meeting meeting of all those acting as cap- At a meeting of the CSTA held tains for the AWA Red ('ross day, yesterday in the Science building, Monday at 4 o'clock in room 32. Ray Claude spoke on the activi- Will the following please be pres- ties and the history of the Califor- , , '..*.r....7.....s. ent and prompt? Jeannette Man- nia Teachers' association, of which ha, label heath, Charlotte Tavares, he is executive secretary. Miss Caroline Bailey, Jean B. Wil- Mr. Claude told of the privileges son, Shirley Wilkinson, Phyllis and advantages of belonging to Hacknian, Arilee Hansen. Marilyn the CTA and its junior organiza- Wilson and Ruth Vood. tion, the CSTA. Lost: A diamond-shaped black Dr. Harry Jensen, advisor of the and gold fraternity pin near Tenth CSTA, urges all students in the and East San Antonio streets. teacher-training program to join Please return_ta 202 South Elev- as soon as possible. enth street or 'Publications Mee. The next meeting WI, Wednesday,.March 1.11,Zat 12311- Junior Council Members: There p.m. in the Little Theater. will be a big party for all of this quarter's council Tuesday nigitt-bei- "my LAST ginning at '7 o'clock. All members Ilimpa or are asked to meet in room 1 of the SENIORSANQUET INN* Art wing for a swell time. (Continued from Page 1) tion fees are paid. That is, IF the There will be a short meeting tickets are held until that time. of the Student Book Exchange to- The headline in yesterday's Spar- Voseloo Mart Styles' LAST day at 12:30 in the Student Union. tan Daily was incorrect in saying Will Ti. bleesildi $10 to $13.50 It is imperative that all members the banquet was to be held March be- there promptly. Meeting will 10. The official dat%is March 18. last only 15 minutes. Marie Winter - quarter graduates will Hayes, chairman. receive their diplomas from Dr. MacQuarrie as the feature of the The Phi Kappa and Ero volley- We always like to sell Nunn-Bush affair. ball teams will play in the Wom- shoes, because we know that Nunn-Bush en's gym today at 2:00 o'clock. All those who promised to play, please aims at the highest goals of fit and comfort come. Maureen and Jeannette. Student Council NI-din-KWh they are able to conceive. Ankle-Fashioning (Centinuea xrom page 1/ There are notebooks belonging bility most of the returning sol- c 4171121e iduhioned a Nunn-Bush feature improves fit, cod- to the following people in the In- diers will be over 21 years of age. formation office. Please call for and keeps awn. (5) Youth under 21 are limited in Oxioicdt_ dles comfort, makes friends them: Betty Blauert, Sills Bap- judgment and experience. Greater tist, Betty Jane Chapman, Betty maturity is necessary for intelli- Chandler, Jeanne Culbertson. Wi- gent voting. (ID might -or.. nona Davis, George Fernandez, STORE HOURS 10 TO 6 ganise a raider on the treasury Jerry Fuller, Paul Mallon, Phyllis when the war Weii.011: Mendenhall, Richard Pimentel, Re- These arguments were written nee Price, Nancy Work, Enid Yom- by Councilman Don DeVoss. p0! and Marilyn Talbot. There are also other notebooks that have no names. Lost in the periodical room a textbook, "Marriage for Moderns." Rally Committee Members: Re- Very badly needed for finals as member the party Monday in the there are no other available (*p- Student Center from 8 to 11. Danc- ies. Please return to Information SPRING'S ing and refreshments. Spartan office. Knights are also invited. In the Heart of San Jose Since 1865 Smock and Tara Members: There will be no more rehears- Please meet tonight, 7 to 9 o'clock, Santa Clara at Market als of the Radio Orchestra for the In A3. All members come, if pos- remainder of the quarter. sible. Ellen. IS.. display in front of Publications Office) DELTA SIGMA GAMMA Saturday 9 to 1 Bids $1.50 ANNUAL SEMI - FORMAL
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