Party Given Senior Students Must File Night Tomorrow NYA Applications IOSERTA Newman Club At With College Deans SDAI SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, rOL loax FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1941 Number 100 41 Duke 01. nen's he. 1Y, Student Fund l'Shake-Down' Party 131 night TOMORROW NOON be of the N.Y.A. DEADLINE Y White as APPLICATION FOR LOANS Tomorrow noon is the dead- MAGIC SHOW, ACTION, ted it" line for men NYA students to Lynn Gni, IN make applications for work next ACCEPTED DEAN'S quarter, ord, tree. announces Mrs. Louise REFRESHMENTS PROMISED s. gaud. Ralph, secretary in the dean of men's office. for eleven OFFICE THIS QUARTER ill he heit Wednesday is the last day that SENIORS TOMORROW women may apply for Knights as renewal Students who desire to make application for a loan from the Cali- slips for NYA work, according to e fraterroq Free refreshments, dancing, bowling, billiards and ping pong will Parents and Teachers loan fund should Dean of Women Helen Dirnmick. eel, at 1:15. Iola Congress of see Mrs. provide seniors with plenty of action at their "Bail Out-Shake Down" Any applications made after this be se Ralph in room 16 before the end of this quarter, it was en- party tomorrow night placed u date will be placed only if there in the Newman club, from 8:30 to 12 o'clock. A and sedum nead yesterday. are vacancies. specialty magician act by Ormond McGill, action pictures of the y part of ke for the purpose of Loans, which are made allowing students to Fresno football game, and "enlightening hints" about contents of the jobs Old .ramm 'rue their college education, are not to exceed $150. The money high and mighty's ill done, as. final examinations will be added highlights to the Is to be repaid within three years evening, planned by committee after the students get jobs. There heads. the pledge Former Students is no interest charge. Those making arrangements for , downtown PE Majors Senior Dean Paul Pitman stated that the festivities terminating seniors' KSJS Presents quarter ac. students who desire the loan Attend College no. winter quarter activities are: Le- Receive Annual should consult with him or Mrs. roy Hill, Stan Murdock and Jus Radio Drama gel', Hosts Ralph next week as signatures In South America Lundquist, entertainment heads; Th earth) 'Taylor must be secured from their home Eva Seko, refreshments; Bob is Afternoon Payne, Bea kmorial Award towns, and he believes the vaca- college men, who withdrew Payne, checkroom; Walt Mazzone, , Brwe Mr. from this institution :n Burmeister and Genevieve tion period would be a good time a month ago, doormen, and Billie Starrett, pa- "The city of masterful men 4, and Jim are aboard the Japanese ,rd, senior Physical Educe- to get the signatures. No co- liner trons. will take a master; signers are Heiyo Maru en route to Bogota .00rs, were announced as necessary, however, he Dr. and Mrs. James DeVoss and There will be shouting then, Knights university in Colombia, South Am- art opients of the annual Alice emphasized. Applications must be Mr. and Mrs. James Stevenson of blood after." ns for erica, according to an Associated the Memorial Award at a re- given to the P.T.A. by April 15. the faculty are patrons and pa- The ghostly voice of a dead scheduled Press report received here yester- for 'fleeting of the P.E. Majors' "I don't believe in students go- tronesses for the affair. woman warns inhabitants of a :dub April le ing into debt," Pitman said, "but day. mystical ,ccording to Dr. Viola Palm- "Uncle Jimmy" DeVoss threat- city of an impending dan- .irman of he if one has to borrow, I don't know Ernest Thorson, sophomore en- ger. This at of the women's Physical ens "dire results to senior quali- action occurs in the I states the of an easier way to get the money rolled in Junior college, was work- presentation lion department. fications" for fourth-year men and of "The Fall of the ampus bands than from this loan fund." ing for an A.B. in economics, and City" given award, which was $30 for women who are "conspicuous by today by new mem- 1 to play 1.. Students who have had one loan Dwight Culver, freshman, was a bers of .sident, previously has been their absence" at the event. KSJS, Radio Speaking ffair are also eligible for another. The four-year biology major. Culver, society. only one person each is set at ten cents loan is not available to freshmen of Palo Alto, and Thorson, of Admission The Archibald MacLeish radio rile Ressler fund was es- seniors and an ac- and sophomores, however. Menlo Park, are both 19 years old per person for drama will be presented in the Lit- d in memory of Miss guest. Juniors are in- Requirements for the loan are and were honor students at Se- companying tle theater at 2 o'clock. All stu- ledges Ressler, P.E. instructor at at the price of that the student must have a quoia High school. vited to the party dents and faculty members are in- :rum 1904 until 1933. When Harry good scholastic average, satisfac- "We chose Bogota because Co- $1 per head, according to vited to attend. iiessler joined the State col- president. This At tory character, sensible education- lombia is one of the few South Saunders, class The play has for its theme a :wilily during the era of haircut, the al or vocational objective, must be American republics which do not price includes a free powerful plea for militant democ- ri skirts and when physical unmarried, not more than 24 have exchange arrangements with prexy exclaims. racy. It points out the stupidity 'ion meant a course in physi- night years old, and a resident of Cal- colleges in the United States," of advocates of passive resistance. ..ture and a devotion to Swe- ifornia. Culver offered by way of explana- ""` "The Fall of the City", which for the avt- zmnastics, she was the in- urchesis Group Both men and as OIllefl may se- tion, "and we are therefore pi- was written in 1937 by MacLeish, e entertained ion’s only Physical Education PrIman said. oneers." poet and present librarian of Con- e Methodar .netor, cure the loan, Dean Invited To Attend meets at be Arrangements were made six gress, might very well be a fore- Ressler passed away short- hurch at weeks ago with the Colombian cast of what has happened in pres- herr her retirement in 1933 and consul, who sent letters of intro- Stanford Program sic of tonight's ent day Europe, Raymond Irwin, Wood was established front her Freshman, Varsity duction to officials of the univer- lament sill be Members of Orchesis, honorary Speech instructor and adviser of sity and prominent residents of dance society, have been invited KSJS, states. aalla Phi II' ’ttoint,teie:Tizier:i(uran.;. Debate Teams Plan Bogota. to attend a Studio program pre- The setting of the play is in :ally to a senior P.E. major on A t sented by the Stanford-university ancient pagan times, but modern Doris Bogen. te teals of scholarship, skill in dance group on Wednesday, March problems are dealt with. The city Aare Burt Astral c ive Week-End activities, professional at- 12, on the Stanford campus, ac- is invaded by a dictator and at the 3etty Roblin Ilk, extra Sophomore Dance -curricular activities, Varsity debaters will participate cording to Miss Marjorie Lucas, critical moment believers of three lane Thelma sicharacter and personality. The in a radio debate and freshmen adviser. schools of thought disagree as to adys Una %era are selected by two rac- Set For April 4 will conduct a "double feature The State organization has also how the invader shall be treated. len liselima. k members and a representa- been invited to participate in an One of the most important roles , Jean Ma hot the P.E. Majors' club over the week:end. and At Scottish Rite exchange program with the Stan- in the play is that of an announc- leis ks Gamma, the honorary wom- Tom Griffin and Joe Stockey ford society on April 8. At the ex- er. It will be portrayed by Joe saddles 14 Is PE. society. Students will board the "U.S.S. will take part in a radio debate , groups will Juracich. Harriet Sandifer will be rack Blii401. '43" docked at the Scottish Rite change program the Stanford university students I the heard as the voice of the dead tette Abbott with Temple April 4 when the Sopho- discuss the choreography of created by woman; Winifred Doolittle, as a Shirley fa. Biology on station KSFO tomorrow at 1:30 mores present their annual spring "Hollow Men", dance St udents and based on voice in the crowd; Allen Schroed- o'clock. informal dance. Orchesis members poem by T. S. Eliot. This er, as the first messenger; John lanf Oak Tree The varsity debate team mom- Bids for the hop will sell for the Shepherd, as the second messen- will go on sale the first dance was first presented at the bers will take the affirmative side $1.10 and ger and a deep voice; Dean Paizis announced Orchesis recital and at a dance n IIPP ceremony,, week of next quarter, as an orator, and Loren Nickolsen ion .-1 tan oak d : a of the question, "Resolved, That af- symposium at Mills College. t ree, donated and Ed SinftlicY. chairman of the is a general. s,ttcled by the students a the the United States should declare use Be fair. The production will be directed '"oh cl 90ce asses, was planted yes- war upon Japan in order to main- Decorations will he carried out CCopper Displayed try Barbara Price who will be as- near the Science building, the in the military theme of "U.S.S. tain the Open-Door Policy in sisted by Eda Florian, an older in stodes$ !tith4th and San '43," according to Jim Peterson. Antonio streets. Far East." In Library Case ;member. ligroin% for 4,!thodes. Irene Shogard and chairman. One speaker from each side will wed dung Blackman handled the shovels Dancing will begin at 9 and will i Copper takes the spotlight in "41e 140 -minute talk, and h seek ad students looked present a seven continue until 1 p.m. Orchestra the newest exhibit now on display tO on. half-hour will nan will the remainder of the selec. lion will be announced next in the showcases of the library. APPLICATION FOR of tat do" be an informal discussion among nee sedWaittehreBsarZnanodf loamthe classused I.I’K ! A number of hand-wrought s,s - GRADUATION DUE division. in the four speakers. . , /ON,,,, the tree,t and Bill vice plates and trays with several Van will partict BY WEDNESDAY rants will 'lad" a dedication Freshman students small call-plates form the nucleus speech. Sant., College 'Y' Holds Irina Av.. pate in a double debate with of the collection that was contrite- Students who intend to grad- today ,, I eat. Clara university debaters Dance Tonight cited for a short time by members uate with the class of June, aTorre 4 p.m., according to Natalie Ros, un Picture vacancy left by the I of the classes in metal work - 1941, should make application debatl. manager. To fill the dance, the 'der Marion 'I'. Weatherford, in - with Miss Viola Palmer, Assist- Deadline Jose's negative team which cancelled student body San ..r. 'will open the structor of Industrial Arts. ant Registrar. by Wednesday. Monday Miss college doors, will go to Santa Clara are Nlarch 12. It:IiItaq% and of the Student Center, 120 East ' A modern beacon type lantern um new members of Ross and Allan Isaktien. Before making application. h San Antonio street, tonight fronv is typical of the advanced work knights who have not The affirmative meets Santa ap- all students. Admis- these students have been doing. A students should secure the "ointments for their La here in room 127. Henry 9 until 1 for ink Clara person. wooden scrap book with copper proval of their minor and ma- Plettireg may Bette Jane Toland will sion is ten cents per Ni do so I'd" Leland and mix- front plate, candle-holders and sev- jor department heads. FAluca- 11011 "nay between All new music and several 11 and '2 represent San Jose. eral cigarette boxes and holders. Goa majors will be required only 9 40 in, the for discus- ers will be offered dancers, accord- Publications office. The quest ion selected set, and let- to secure their minor depart- 2A be ing to Betty Grass and Bill Bron- a sugar and creamer the last opportunity sion is, "Resolved, That the United ir' co-chairmen of the "Y" recre- ter openers of various design com- ment approvals. COL to get their pictures in States should withdraw completely son, ?earbook. commit tee. iplete this exhibit. from the Orient." ation

agar DAILY EDITORIAL PAGE P \ l'IVO SPARTAN I CONTRIBUTOR'S COLUMN EDITORIAL PAGE Thrust and 1The Lily to the beat intersts Ddicatd of San Jose State College. Parry FLORENCE SCUDER Pail _cSpattofjade_ ar410 _State. CottQqe_. The an_ Administration's Neighbor press of ths Dear Thrust and Parry: policy Published every school day by the Associated Students of San Jose State College at the resulted Post Office. In Tesday'su Spar tanDaily, FAni rend toward ilGt"I la Globe Printing Company, Inc. Entered as second class matter at th San Jose the South influence in American Ruby Kimura states that we who object smart styles GENERAL STAFF: Wilbur Agee, Dorothy Christenson, this sea. EDITOR VANCE PERRY Hammond, to the "World Student Service son. Gaucho green, Harpr, Betty Finley, Wendell Hammon. Marian Tango gold 479 S. Fourth Street. Col. 4258-M Office Phone Bal. 7800 Elisabeth basis for our ohjec- and Patnpus Eleanor Irwin, Gertrude March, Irene Melton, Fund" have a tan are a few Polos, of the BUSINESS MANAGER DON ANDERSON Moody, Margaret Richter, Florence Scudero, Charles lions, only if we are already mak- colors carried out in the S. A. 409 S. Fifth Street, Bel, 6089-M Office Phone Bal. 7800 George Morris, Ben Muccigrosso, Saul Simon. ing contributions to American lion, ASSOCIATE EDITOR JOHN HEALEY DAY EDITORS: Kenneth Roberts, Con Lacy, Ben Friss', Otto Students. To ask its if we are al- "Illa'eleitos' t Off' with a clever tew GRAHAM Tallent. ready contributing to the st uden I s brero either in COPY EDITOR HARRY starm or felt of this country, is like asking Its perhaps with a dash FEATURE EDITOR MARY JANE KIRBY Frizz; of some bright DAY EDITOR Ben if we have taken the train east, band trinuning SPORTS EDITOR FRANK BONANNO . . for the nes %Olen there is no train. The spring suit in one of the new,* of W.S.S.F., which could possibly he FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1941 a means of reaching our under- sehsadt aesnd cutest sweater er.e tallieiewis privileged students, insists on look- the sensational bare mid. ing out across the sea for some- riff sweater . . .. hand knit aod I bound Versatility In Oiir College Symphony one to help. around with a bright red says; "At least edging Versatility Of the college symphony orch- It looked like an extra gag thrown into the Miss Kimura . nice with navy pair someone is being helped." True, :of gabardine slacks program. The crowd loved it and the orches- ... or as it estra was well displayed during the concer't someone is being helped, but why was suggested tra won more friends for the college. to us . . with given this week in the Morris Dailey euditor- must we begin with the "some- ..pzur of red jersey trousers with That's versatility! parts of the world, a wrapped ium. Popularity of the orchestra's work is one- in other sash.' The concert hit a more serious Mood i n when there are those right at home I land bags have a big toiz, number of people who need our attention. I have not . . . in more being shown through the the playing of the beautiful Tschaikowsky ways than one, .. attending the concerts. The place was pack- Fifth Symphony. The peak came in the pop- the slightest doubt that suchm sIti-w - t ,,tinyifir.i whoinaifIeltovceornspin. ,.size players ,dvehnetimaittidg here wouldbe an sins if s'heco-edn c carriedi ed, with standing room only for late corners. ular Andante Cantabile theme, the ('use The versatility was demonstrated in the fi- giving their all in a dedicatory tribute to Jan W,, who object to the drive do . . . that is a thingerote'athei: nal number of the program, "Pop! Goes the Kalas ,their teacher and fellow member who not say; "No aid to foreign stu- ', . . . this spring it is a case of tti Weasel." The group really gave out on this passed away recently. , dents," but only: "American stn- larger the bag the better ...of dents first." Jim Wasley. , course there are number, leaving the crowd in a gay mood The performance of the theme was indeed some limitation and clamoring for an encore. a genuine and beautiful tribute to Mr. Kolas, s’-...--,.- - --- Even though one of the horn players a tribute that could not be expressed in "butched" his cue in the first playing, the words. PAUL HUDSON'S number went over big and proved one of For added versatility one cannot overlook the hits of the program. After playfully the quality of performance being given by pointing a meaning baton at the blushing the solo artists appearing with the orchestra horn artist, Conductor Otterstein came in in special numbers. The other night it was with a furious downbeat in the encore, cue Ina Mae Spink who won the heavy plaudits for one of the sections to come in strong. of the crowd with her flute solo in Mozart's Nothing came, to the delight of the crowd. Concerto. Frizzi Editorials and features ppearIng In the Spartan Daily reflect the viewpoint of the writer and make no claim to nsproutnt student opinion. nor are they necessarily espressiv of the Daily's own policy. Un- signed editorials are by th editor.

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reheats: Please read notice in gym and sign today if you can go Roos Bras to the Stanford program. M. blew. SAYS

General elementary Juniors and seniors who plan to take home eco- nomic courses should sign imme- diately, and freshmen and sopho- mores should sign from Thursday "Th..an ou on.

Important meeting of Epsilon Nu Gamma will he held Monday at To the Men and Women of the 12:15 in room S2I6. Complete plans for dance.Darrell Pilgrim. San Jose State College wit Attention, Eta Mu PI, honorary WHO MODELED merchandising society: A group Picture will he taken for the La IN THE FASHION SHOW ha Torre at 8 p.m. today at the north entrance of the Art building. Given by the Please he prompt. Norman Brown. ALICE BEATRICE GODDESS MISS AMERICA PoZABETH 17 jetolt iewels 17 irwels OF TIME 17 jewels Will the student who borrowed ASSOCIATED WOMEN I/ $3750 2 diort" my raincoat from the college cafe- $2473 $2975 17 jewels $3375 $45 - teria Monday evening please re- turn It to the Lost and Found? STUDENTS My name Is on the inside of the collar.B. Folendorf. To those who assisted in publicit y, music, seating, stage and various other ar- rangements necessary for its success

Come WE WISH TO EXPRESS across, OUR APPRECIATION girls! ALEXANDER WINSTON SENATOR 15 jewels 15 jewels 17 jewels Get that new $2473 $2975 $3375 spring hair style from R006 BrO6 PAUL HUDSON FAVORITE CREDIT JEWELER Street BEAUTY SALON FIRST STREET NEAR SANTA CLARA 275 So. 1st 62 E. San Fernando SAN JOSE ' , - ’"811F NINE SAN JOSE BATTLES _Spazto2 Vail ATHENS MERMEN FRESNO BULLDOGS TODAY FACE SPARTANS as far as Sparta's baseball club it's Fresno or bust is concerned. baseball mentor, youthful Walt McPherson, will pack his equip- E SCUDERO and head bTONIGHT AT 8 ond 15 Spartan baseballers South for the Raisin City :ion's Fresno State Bulldogs in a two -game SAN JOSE, San Jose State's varsity mermen to engage the series. The t A1.11 (MOJA, FRI 1 NI U6 if 7. 19-11 stilted in a meet today and Saturday in a pair of nine-inning contests. will make their final home appear- 5th Americaa .116:ires will an Sol beaming contentedly down upon the turf ance this quarter tonight when yles With Old yes.' this sea. Fresno diamond should be in near perfect shape. '(ester. they face the Athens club of Oak- Tango gaid vdey, the SPARTANS OFFICIALLY oexpected rays of sunshine gave McPherson the opportunity of land at 8 o'clock in the local pool. a few of workout. thi, his squad a last-minute SLIGHT EDGE in the S :ft:9 A Fifeen men will make the trip with the team. The starting lineup SLATED FOR HAWAIIAN Conmarative times give Coach find Usher Tucker at first; Cyril Taylor at second; Billy Charley Walker's mermen a slight a clever robably ism. at short; Hal Johnson at third; Jack Fancher or Sal Toarmina edge in tonight's battle, and due nii ar in GAME U.S.F. IN DOUBT or felt .... Frizzi in center; and Freddy Lindsay or to their previous wins over Cali- of Captain Ben Gil Bennett sonie britht (;olden fornia university and the San for the nes will be Lou Ales, who Raiders Face University Francisco Jewish Conununity cen- Also making the trip will probably be behind IF the newest ot ter the Spartans will and Tony Nasimento who will probably hurl the opening tilt. Of Ilawaii be favored. -.plate, December 13 In Benefit Major members include Phil Nell, Pete Filice, Chet Carston and Ken competition will come sweater el'f, from Allan Weeden, who captured ional 000m. By FRANK BONANNO bare mid. the Spartan first place in the senior men's 100. In two games thus far, nine has broken even, winning With the good must come the land knit az bad, and Coach Ben Winkelman meter back stroke at Hayward land lasing one. has had his h a bright od share of both the good and the bad since taking over the plunge recently, and Marty Taylor with navyIS pu football reins of the Spartan football team. and Jack Porter, Spartan dorsal The most encouraging paddlers, will be hard pressed to FACE news to date for the 1941 football pros- us . . with i NEVADAWRESTLERS gain victory over him. pects is the announcement released by Winkelman yesterday that the V trousers sit WEMPE FAVORED Police Benefit game with the University of Hawaii is definitely set Martin Wempe, who captured SPARTANS TONIGHT IN for a big futin December 13 in Honolulu. Ac-i two firsts against Stanford, will cording to than one Winkelman, the official again be favored to take the 220 PAVILION confirmation for the game was !I felt con* LOCAL AT 8 and 440-yard freestyle swims an 'over-sa made by Hawaiian heads yester- Boxers Tangle First home meet on the Varsity Wrestling schedule will find the ahead of teammate Captain Claude her conset- day. "Duke" Horan. ortus, coached by Sam Della Maggiore meeting the University of in g of the The bad news for Winkelman With Cal Aggies Dean "Diz" Foster, Spartan Spartan Gym at approximately a case o' sada tonight in 8:00 p.m. and San Jose football fans is the frog-kicker, who has to date cap- better . The Nevada Wolfpack comes to San Jose as the underdog for failure of San Jose and University tured the 220-yard breast stroke o San Francisco officials to reach Tomorrow Night rie meet, inasmuch as they were defeated convincingly by the Cal in all meets, will have the edge some sort of an agreement on ThC" s99ie1, and lost a decision to a southern California Junior College By CON LACY over his opponents and should their dateless football game. prove his superiority in tonight's slier in the season. California Aggies will cinch the fray. The strongest men on the Ne- mythical California Intercollegiate Jack Windsor, Coach Walker's in team are in the 145, 155, and Frosh Paddlers ..111 boys interested in becoming boxing championships tomorrow at ace springboard artist, will be pound weights, and they will football managers next fall, please Davis providing they knock over expected to come through in the Is stiff opposition when they Swamp Sequoia sign with Mr. Winkelman on Coach DeWitt Portal's underdog dunking event, states Walker. up against San Jose's stal- Mermen registration (lay for spring prac- San Jose team. The Aggies have etts in these same weights. Dave 50-16 tice. You will receive a half unit already defeated Stanford and Cal- boots, Dave Hines, and Vic The only undefeated frosh swim- and a regular gym grade for the ifornia, and the Spartans are the last Luiseffi May *are three Spartans who ming team in the history of San six weeks' work, obstacle in their path. NI stop a Wolfpack threat in Jose State college closed its season On comparative records the Ag- Decide Cage yesterday afternoon I* matches. in the local The game was originally set for gies are favored, having walloped pool when they defeated Sequoia September 12 in the Spartan sta- Oregon State 5% to 2%, while the Plans Tomorrow high school 50-16, (leach DeWitt Portal's Fresh- making it seven dium, but University of San Fran- Spartans broke even, 4-4, against consecutive wins. the same team. However, Portal's Sao Jose State basketball fans er boxing team tangles with cisco, being forced to abide by Pa- await with the utmost interest the tough San Francisco Junior SEVEN FIRSTS cific Coast Conference rules if "green" corners are gaining expe- Coach Charley Walker's team rience and are tougher every outcome of the three-game play- *lege squad tonight at 7 in they wish to play Stanford univer- off series for the Pacific associa- captured seven firsts while the start. Indan pavilion as a prelimin- sity in '41, were forced to postpone tion tourney between the Cherokees were only able to take Heavyweight Jack cage 55 to the San Jose-Nevada their opening day game with San Kemper will mighty Olympic club and the Ital- nestling matches starting at 8 a first in the 100-yard breast- Jose. risk his undefeated record for the stroke. ian Athletic club in San Fran- Meek. As yet officials of both schools Spartans against Ralph Cohn of cisco this week. The Spartiets' line-up will be: have not reached an agreement for the Aggies. Colin dropped a bout Isis lioniAlma at 114 pounds, Marty Taylor, who took first a new date, and according to Win- against California last week and The Olympic club won last hul Melling 120, Nick llarata in the 100-yard back stroke and kelman the present setup looks as Kemper will be favored to con- night's game 62 to 47. In. Charles Townsend 135, (sr- swans on the medley relay team, if the game will not be played. tinue his record in the feature un- * Turner 145, Arthur Watts was elected captain of the 1941 With nine games scheduled and limited bout. The championship series is the St Bill Fleet 165, Ray Baugh- frosh team before the meet. three dates still open, the 1941 Jack Sarkisian, light - heavy- best two out of three games, with ma 175, and John Desalernos .4.trsrtnn football schedule looks weight, has been elected captain the second game set for tomorrow II heavyweight. ! Foster Dockstader and Don something like this: of the Spartan boxing team for night. If the Olympic club is able I Thomsen split the 100 and 50 yard Sept. 19Texas A. & I. here the Cal-Aggies meet. Previous to win the series in two games, Coach Della Maggiore, taking freestyle swims, capturing twelve Sept. 26I’tah St. (Elks) here captains have been Tony Nasimen- the club team has agreed to meet Bill Sell- five on stout of Boxing Coach Dee Poe points between them in the two Oct. 4St. Mary's Kezar to for Oregon State and San Jose State's varsity Idaho. One win by the 11's system of introducing fleas events and anchoring the medley Oct. 10San Diego State there ers for Monday night. line-up probably will be: Italian Athletic club will force the acmes. will show something ntm and freestyle relays. Oct. 17Open The there Sellers, San Jose, vs. El- into a third game set for his field when he introduces FROSH RESULTS Oct. 24Pacific 120Bill series St. here mer Paul, CA. March 11, and will make the idtheard scoring simultaneously 50-yard f r e eThomsen (F), Oct. 31Santa Barbara there 127Bob Webber, San Jose, vs. Olympic club's appearance here the fighting of the matches. Dockstader (F), Vonkosky (hi). Nov. 7Nevada here Jack Britton, CA. Monday night impossible Riots Will be scored on a visual Time 0:25.8. Nov. 14Fresno 127Dick Miyagawa, San Jose, vs. int as the fighters score them 100-yard breastBales (S), Nov. 21Open Harold Cooms, CA. itbe ring. Johnston (F), Peach (F). 1:17.1 Nov. 28Open Varsity Track 13Univ. of Hawaii there 135Bob Payne, San Jose, vs. h the preliminary matches the 220-yard freeSindell (F), Cor- Dee. All varsity track men are urged Grant Osborn, CA. ha will meet the San Francis- coran (F). Kidder (5). 2:39.2. to see Coach Tiny Hartranft some 145Mark Guerra, San Jose, vs. aState wrestlers San Jose fans 100-yard hackTaylor (F). time before today in his office. *alike NOTICE Elton Tobiasson, CA. their wrestling have been flinch (4). 1:07. girls, buy or order It is important that Hart ranft sees A NICE Sophomore 155Bill Moulden, San Jose, vs. !formed that the Spartan Frosts tree’Dockstader (F), all members of the team by that 17 leol 100-yard your '43 pins today in the quad at Alex Michikoff, CA. altos their roster several likely Yonkosky (5). time. diae70 Thonewn (F), 12:30.Lorraine Titcomb. Smith, San Jose, vs. 1450 sirdidates who are capable of giv- 165Stan }Toward Briggs, CA. the varsity men competition. (F), Beck (S). 1:29.6. DivingBrownell Sarkisian, San Jose, vs. SAN JOSE Frnsh, also coached by Dellis 200-yard freestyle relaySan 175Jack THREE flicks (S). John Wetzel, CA. , are favored Jose Jose (flail, Sindell, ('orcoran. CAGERS HONORED to defeat 150-yard medley relaySan Jose, vs. Francisco 1:52. I ivy.- Jack Kemper, San Spartans, Captain 111:11 t187: cr 111 r, Johnston, Thomsen). Dockstader). Thr., Ralph Colin, CA. Carrut h. Me Siebert, and John Allen, were named on San Infra Playoffs Diego State college's all-oppon- Miss the Student Body Dance? ent team. ICE HEAR Next Thursday The Aztecs, co-champions of the CCAA conference with the FROLICS Playoff for the intramural bas- Spartans, dropped three out of ,tball championship of 1941 will four games to San Jose. (Icr Bowl) "THE STATESMEN" ... held on Thursday afternoon, Other two positions on the Nt.irch 13, at 1:30, according to Aztec all-star five went to An- ONLY 2 MORE NIGHTS TONIGHT '.%.11t McPherson. gelo Petropolus, Fresno State SAT. 6 featuring Sweatt's Sweaters, winner of the forward, and Dick Rider, Santa SUNDAY "A" league with ten straight wins, guard. 830 P.M Barbara BYRON SNOW and the Hotshots, winner of the the 50e to $1.25 STEVE CONNOLLY 11" league, will play for BOB BERRY thamplonship. Student's Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- Matinee MARCH 7th series of all- FRIDAY, ly of next week a DR. NELLIE VEE RICHARDS Saturday 2:30 !or games between the respective Dancing and Fun from 9:00 to 1:00 OPTOMETRIST All leagues will be played. The teams Seats 50c Women before 9:00 free. will be composed of players front Students 40c 282 South Third St. Bal. 4848 General Admission 50c each of the two leagues. --...111111111111111111111111

PAGE FOUR SPARTAN DAILY, FR1D 11', MARCH 7, 1941 Iota Delta Phi Phelan Literary OPERETTA ON PRECIOUS STONES Hydro-ponics On MONDAY BY ON DISPLAY THIS Initiates Ten At Display Contest Entries PRIMARY CLASS IWEEK IN ART WING Saturday Meet In Hall Of A collection of precious and Due March 25 An operetta depicting early Cali- Ten new members el iota Delta Science Building semi-precious stones are on dis- Phi, French honor society, will be fornia life will be presented by hints raised Only a little over two v,eiks re- play this week in the flourescent formally initiated Saturday eve- by water members of the Kindergarten- known as canto main for students to complete lighted show-case of the Art ning at the Catholic Women's "hydro-poniesu, h; Primary music class Monday on display in their entries for the annual Phe- wing hallway. Center. the upper liaa cote morning at 8 o'clock in the Little Science building lan Literary competition, accord- Collected by Marion T. Weath- Students coming into the organ- shortly. theater. Ray ing to Dr. Raymond Barry, head erford, industrial arts instructor, Tanner and Sal Included in the dialogue and ization are Jane Baccus, Beatrice Plus, its of the English department. The the display is composed of polish dents of the physiology songs are discussions of the bay Champion, Lucette Be Canniere, elsss, Su, contest will close March 25 at 5 stones cut for mounting on rings raised a number of bridges, California rains, common- Dean Foster, Robert Moore, Bill sunflowers o'clock. or pendants. solutions containing all called "mists"; the gold rush, Perron, Marjorie f4porieder, Alice the sera Entries may be made in the ly The display is a representation sary elements, and others immigration of the Chinese, and Trione, Ann Wilson, and Alberta Is Nolo following divisions: Sonnet, lyric of the work done in the lapi- tlons in which some of ghost towns. York. This Is the largest group the esi. and free verse, essay, short story dary course given this spring tlal elements were missing, Lyrics and melodies of the to be initiated since the society and play. Contributions may be under In- While raised in quarter. It is listed was formed in 1932. beakers COM made in any one or all of these songs were written by members with paraffin to dustrial Arts and taught at that Following the ceremony the prevent even a of the class. trace of the divisions. building but is under the super- group will go to Palo Alto for din- necessary chain* The author's name must not ap- Members of the cast are Mar- ac- dissolving out of vision of the Art department, ner and entertainment, according the glass itiet pear anywhere on the entry but garet Gregory as Jack Frost; Lor- Art of- they will be displayed cording to Pearl Pinard, to Margaret Hoare, president, who in beakers should be submitted on a cover raine Pinkert as Ocean; Betty in which the roots fice secretary. will preside at the evening's may be dealt sheet together with the title of Sheridan. Ferne Kingsbury, Alice seen, according to meeting. Dr. Robert each contribution and the division Good, Edna Anderson, Ruth Set- Rhodes. into which it is submitted. stad, and Beverly Roberts as Pop- pies; Carol Meyers, Sue Nevdock, HALL All entries may be turned in to SPARTAN HAS NOTICES the English department office, and Bonnie Jean Staley as Red- EIGHT VACANCIES Club Takes Trip H28. wood trees; Roseanne Clark, Mary Buassand as Indians; and Stoves- NEXT QUARTER Will the person who picked up To SF Today my copy of Hamlet In the library j tone Jacks as the "Ghosts of Yes- Reservations for the Cosinopob Barbecue Climax Spartan Hall has openings__ for please return It to Lost and Found teryear". tam club trip to the Swedish Ak eight men next quarter, according or the Speech office Immediately? plied Arts in San Francisco its Of Final Meeting to Senior Manager George Jor- I need it badly. afternoon and evening must A steak barbecue climaxed the Groups Take Field gensen. be get-together of the Botany and Lost or Stolen! A box of Vadun made immediately, states q^,i Operated on a co-operative basis Deanne Russell, Forestry clubs last night at Alum To SF Today paints and Nu-pastels. If found chairman of tk Trip the hall offers room and board for group. Rock park, the scene of their final $20 per month. The house is lo- or surrendered, please return to Members of Mrs. Florence Dry- Tickets are $1.50 and indite meeting. cated at 355 E. Reed street. Ap- Lost and Found or Phyllis Schy- ants class in radio writing and transportation to the Arts buil* About twenty members of the plications for admittance to the nert or Julie I. rease. Ray Irwin's class in radio speak- and also a Swedish dinner. Res- clubs left the campus at 5 p.m. for house must be submitted by the their destination. There were ing will make a field trip to San LOST: "Approaches to l'oetry" ervations may be made at the -r Francisco this afternoon to visit quarter's end to Jorgensen or to by Blair. I an. held for this at the office in the Student Center, 13 games and hikes over the trails, Junior Manager Jay Varland. but no formal program, according station KGO. library, so if found please phone East San Antonio street, or with At the election of the Spartan to Dr. Allan W. Jacobs. The students will make a tour Bal. 8698-R or see me. Reward. Flora Deanne Russell, Ferman Hall club, composed of members of the station before watching the Marshall Kellfx 'raggawa or Ellen Okagaki. production of "Unlimited Hori- living in the house, Joseph Stockex NOTICE was made president. The other zons", a program produced altern- ately by students of the University offices went to Fredrick Hand, Beauty Specialist for Will the following people please THE WOMAN WHO CARES! of California and Stanford. vice-president; 011ie Bauquier, sec meet to serve as a nominating retary, and Rod Rifleman sergeant committee for Camp Leadership ty McReynolds, Tom Wilson, Wal- at-arms. The post of treasurer is. MADAME KAY'S BEAUTY SALON club, Friday noon, 12 sharp in ter Woodman, Ken Stephens. Included In the office of the i 40-E South First St. (Neer Roos Bros.) room 5218? Catherine Reed, Bet- Susy Ford. manager. PHONE BALLARD 1054

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