opus Groups Symphony To THE NOBLEST MOTIVE ompete In Sale THE PUBLIC GOOD Present Concert hum 7:36 1, War Stamps Tonight At 8:15
ictor Booth Open Benning Dexter Quad tills in ! In Featured Piano Week n 11 Soloist Of Group Rein, This canipus Under the joint 0 at 3'tt ovation between Jose leadership of :30 p.m Staet:liege and service Music Instructor Alexander Reis- o'rnities, sororities, will flare this week man and Thomas Eagan, the San P.m., in intuitions compete with each Jose State college 97-piece sym- these groups VOL. XXXI SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1942 Number 46 stamps and phony orchestra will present its .ra wild in selling war quarterly concert tonight at 8:15 I at sr., in the Qual. a.m. to 3:00 in Morris Dailey auditorium. oday from 9:00 OPPORTUNITY STILL EXISTS FIFTY CANDIDATES FOR a at 8.4 Beta "The program is open to stu- members of Allenian and dents and the general public free will be in ma Chi sororities FOR SAN JOSE STATERS WHO GRADUATION , by mrs. IN DECEMBER, of charge,". stated acting Music booth and, besides 1 am, of the department head George Mathews, stamps, will t from 4 10 and 25 cent APPLIED FOR RESERVES MISS PALMER ANNOUNCES and the usual large crowd is ex-
orders for defense bonds. pected. tg FEATURES DEXTER at 7. will also be on sale in the Seventeen Year Five Students In Men's JOB OFFERED In addition to the intricate Old Men May HELPING SANTA Armed Forces "Symphonic Variations" by Franck er organizations taking part which features Benning Dexter, fol- How would you like to help the sale this week are as Stilt Enlist Receive college piano department head, Santa Clans out this year? His Degrees Spartan Knights, Spartan there is offered a selected group of t gym,' By PAUL M. PITMAN load is so tremendous that the Miss Viola Palmer Alpha Phi Omega, Tau of the Regis- music literature. Spartan Daily staff is offering ta Phi, and Black Masque. Armed Forces Representative trar's office announced yesterday "Symphony No. 4 in E Minor" to help him out with the eighth The executive order of President that the following people are can- by Brahms is one of the great sus Ps DRIVE ALL WEEK annual toy drive, which will ter- didates synphonies known by music lovers ey will also carry on the Roosevelt which froze all enlist- minate at a toy drive dance in for graduation at the end throughout the world, Schubert's Hotel to p drive at the boxing tourna- ments as of midnight, December 5, the Student Union from to 6 of the current quarter. They will basketball games, and the "Magic Harp Overture from Rosa- has been a bombshell to those com- o'clock Thursday. receive bachelor of arts degrees. during this munde" and "Les Preludes," a sel- nt body dance The members of the staff are If they are to receive placent ones who were postponing teaching ection depicting the story of the urging every student to add to credentials, it is indicated from day to day the choice of a within composer's life, by Liszt are also charge of the service organi- the collection under the Christ- their major. While these service in which to enlist. gradu- to be included. s for the sale will be Bar- MRS tree in the Publications of- ates will receive their diplomas Fortunately, thee' is still an op- The orchestra has performed for Fulton. Orlyn Gire, presi- fice, and asking then, not to and credentials in December, they portunity for men who have ap- quarterly concerts at the college t of interfraternity, will head worry if a don is missing an are a part of the 1942-43 class, ex- plied for enlistment to complete for the last 15 years, and has de- fraternity group, and Mary eye, or if the teddy bear's stuf- pected to participate in the annual the same. Four lorg distance tele- veloped from its first concert play- is Bristow, president of fing is bulging out of his ears, commencement exercises next ing group of 22 to as many as 125 y will lead the sorori- phone calls, one telegram, and for the Salvation Army is going June. three letters have clarified the members. At present the orches- Rex Gardiner is chairman of to rejuvenate broken toys and Frank A. Arnerich, Aeronautics; problem. The telegram which foi- tra is still the largest amateur defense committee which is in then send them to Santa Claus's Daniel James Bessmer Jr., Physi- playing group on the Pacific Coast. ge of the campaign. (Continued on page 4) orphans. cal Science; Geraldine Carrillo, FACULTY SEATS Admission to the dance will Commercial Att; Stuart Carter, Reserved seats for the faculty be a toy or la cents, which will Physical Education; 'Howard Wil- may be obtained in President Mac- be used to buy bed toys to bring liam Costello, Commerce; Olive Quarries office. joy to those less fortunate chil- Mae Cromwell, General Element- Theme Mr. Eagan of the af- in Hit Tune Provides Exclaimed dren who must spend Christmas ary Credential; Mary Lucille De- fair, "The symphony is a student in bed at the ('hildren's Preven- laney, Kindergarten-Primary Cre- organization and gives these con- torimt, .1 the County Hospital. dential; Jean Marie Douglass, Gen- f Dec Friday for State students interested Student Body Dance certs eral Elementary Credential. in cultivating their taste for mu- Jean Ella Gordon, Art; Ida Raye lin Eve Last sic. We hope many will take ad- Hop Of Fall Quarter Graham, Art Secondary Credential; Sotzin Reveals vantage of the opportunity to be Edith Muriel Graves, Commerce; Is First Semi-Formal Affair momentarily lifted above the ed Ms Elizabeth Hand, Social Science; R. On chaos of our war year." With Information Lyndon Harper, Journalism (Ad- Kasfu Irving Berlin's very popular hit "A White Christmas- Members of the orchestra are: vertising); Harry Harold Harter, eniding the theme, the last student body dance of 1942 will First violins Principal Arden Industry Music; Thomas Gerald Harvey, So- I AI' Tr: et under way Friday at 10 o'clock in the Women's gym- Women In Ardalz, Frances Robinson, Helen cial Science, Natural Science; Mar- DM. As the idea of women in indus- Latta, Dorisse Thomassen, Wilma S1.1 jorie Jean Herron, Homemaking try becomes more than talk, a (Continued on page 4) The dance marks the first appearance of semi-formal dress Secondary Credential; Grace Har- number of questions arise as to the 1 student riet Jordan, Librarianship Second- a body sponsored dance. Men will dress in suits comparative ability of men and ary Credential; Ariette E. Kest, Men's while' the women will be attired In women in certain fields of work Deadline For General Elementary Credential. afternoon dress. and in which places are women La Torre Pictures Andrew David Kopec, Physical TIME CHANGED most useful. All inen who possess a desire nday Is Last Science; Taliesen A. Lloyd, Biologi- Time for the dance was shifted Dr. Heber Sotzin, head of the In- to have their pictures in the 9 cal Science; Frances Norine Mc- from 9 to 12 to 10 to 1 in order dustrial Arts department, revealed 1913 La Torre as members of ay Fadden, Home Economics; Austin To Pay Debts to allow the students to attend the some interesting facts regarding on-camp(Is social and honor fra- J. Mattila, Social Science; Leona NT Otscampus organizations novice boxing finals scheduled to the invasion of the industrial field ternities or who are graduating which H. Meyer, Commerce; Marie Jan- accounts to start at 8:00. "Under the circum- by women, their ability along these seniors, must make appoint- settle with La ette Murphy, Commerce; Frances Ore Business stances," Social Affairs Head Don lines, and the courses offered at iiients for these pictures in the Manager Jerry Lorraine Phillips, Art. CK ricer have only Campbell noted, "this was the only San Jose State which would pro- Publications office by Thursda) until Friday to 'Robert Fred Ramsey, Physical Ilke Peace with thing we could do. It was either vide a good background for such afternoon. him. Education; Mina Louise Rushforth, Friday change the time or call off the In conjunction with La Torre has been set as the dead- work. ttie e Commercial Art; Ralph Corda for payments dance; so we had to schedule it to Explaining at what jobs women business. Jerry Becker of the on page space Sandborn, Industrial Arts Second- .Arvations for the start at 10 instead of 9 o'clock. are particularly adept, Dr. Sotzin business staff asks a represen- 1943 La Torre. Nina Edith Selbel, We are asking all who intend to found to be es- ary Credential; tative of S.C.A. and Newman AK0Yrnents may be made through said, "Women are both to come to the tourna- light assembly General Elementary Credential; club to contact him immediately Controller's office at any time attend pecially fitted for ifore Winona Shepherd, Home Econom- the deadline. ment attired in their semi-formal work, light punch and die work, regarding page space reserva- ics; Mary Leona Smith, Journal- IC teontributionip dress in order to avoid unnecessary bench-metal work, riveting, small tions. to the closing (Continued on page 4) tion of clothing." work, mechanical campaign, Becker has changing machine tool Dated Berry and his popular or- and inspection that Spartans in the ser- Bob drafting, woodwork, i* will chestra will furnish the music for parts." welcome a copy of the of machine NI La Torre. the evening. Besides Berry's or- MEN'S KIM it:t Students having TECHNICAL STUDENTS ARE ASKED TO lends from Danna Trimble, entertain- in war industries," he San Jose State In the chestra, "Women lee on page 4) are urged to purchase ment committee chairman, has ar- (Continued ore ad- REGISTER IN MEN'S GYMNASIUM subscriptions ranged a program featuring some ious of the Year- oh for them. best Spartan talent for in- Technical students will register purchase an Associated Student's The La Torre staff of the send the entertainment. Tommy membership card. DC00 annual to the service- termission Student Council in the Men's gym this year along s tree of president, will be If their booklets are stamped charge when it is pub- Taylor, ASB with students taking teacher train- thed next "photo" they should go next to the June, as a part of its master of ceremonies. ailing Meeting ing and those in the Liberal Arts basement of the Science building pOlirY. BIDS STILL AVAILABLE In Last college. The change from having to be photographed. There are still plenty of bids In the final meeting of the quar- of other parts of the col- Then they should go to the THERAPY left in the Controller's office, ter, the Student Council will meet students CLASS Campbell added. However, stu- o'clock In the Men's gym Men's gym where they enroll for All students at 4 p.m. instead of 7 lege register in ai ss SIlilig is regis- courses. All technical study lists n i . dents are urged to get their bids the Student Union today. The was made last quarter when the eulot I lona! therapy page 4) affair. must be countersigned by Dr. Har- Z) (Continued on meeting will be a closed made nie to the Technical Department was rison Heath. No technical student Art office under consideration will Y this Main topic week betw evil 1 woman tuition free. may enroll for a course that is not 6:4,11 be the appointment of a MERV Pal. to SENIORS MEET Depart- make an appoint- member to take The method for technical stu- listed under the Technical osith I meeting in Student Council Dr. Marques Senior register is this: They call ment In the schedule of classes, Ivi, iteltgel. place of Mary Virginia Bris- dents to Tsas may he room 13 at 1 o'clock today. This the limited, so an student teach- for their registration booklets in with the exception of physical ed- ickio of the quar- tow, who will do her rpristratinnis is the last meeting they may also ucation and music activities. urged. quarter. room SI02, where ter. All members piaSe attend. ing next DECEMBER 8, 1942 SPARTAN DAILY, TUESDAY, ovice TWO DRUMMERS, FROM HUNGER i TONI eddy wedding last Satur- in time h 4/01nOrr In SET TEMPO day. Take note of the fact that (NO, it wasn't record PIANIST the ebride49 the word SAW : s I did not include rush down the riee-awaei in that statement. Lt. Hurd was led sow kali Spart FOR DANCERS and out of the .01. to the halter in Menlo Park: so church yif the preliini By MAXINE SIPES even San*jose St at eCollege Messrs. Mitchell, Morrow and Mar- get to hear them ithg tow I was there. say, shall took the fresh air taxi belong- Oh well, at least livery school day by the Associated Students of San lose State Last Saturday morning I I rah 14 Publishod aforementioned gents class mat- ing to the I've never been Collage at ths prase of T. M. Wright Co, Inc. Entered as second watched 150 Bay region college bored to th,',f.,,th,,eesre and headed for the peninsula me- by a wedding ter at ths San Joss Post Office. girls go through one of the most ceremony. tropolis (population 6471. On the informal strenuous workouts of their lives. I had to protest Mitch's house when theyZiodaY DAY EDITOR (this issue) WILMA SABELMAN way we stopped at ed to we The occasion was the Dance Sym- tie me behind the the Val to change. Bill gave us the best oruive, posium held at San Francisco State with all of the stuff attic to perform our that nowt" and the EDITOR John Howe room in the Besides, college. Katharine Dunham, dy- I didn't like that act of metamorphosis. Metamor- to7460ING namic Negro concert dancer, and tion coming from BUSINESS MANAGER . Arthur Inman some guy meanini phosis- -that's Balearic for, we took was lie Ken Coleman her group of seven sepia spitfires gazing at my heat meat PROMOTION MANAGER off our dirty jeans and put on a Ivo lust and three musicians, gave a master profited from the STAFF: Esueseith Coleman, tack Howard, Bill Mitchell, Glesia wedding, coal BUSINESS clean pair of overalls. It's a good a lesson and really put the co-eds swell pair of shoes go:IC-might Mitchell. Robert NetralL thing Morrow had a large pair: it sign' through their paces. groom's car. Whatta lingpkaoo how to ...... _ ...... William Morrow was certainly crowded with both ASSOCIATE EDITOR It was one of the weirdest danc- the bride by the time of us in there. ing lessons I have ever seen. The came she was so FEATURE EDITOR ...... -...._...._ ...... Jack Lang used to 0 ,to men P. three musicians were two drum- After we had combed our hair that she didn't even flats* to al ...... Sebastian Sguatrfto The rhythms (that open- wase. CO-SPORTS EDITOR ..... mers and a pianist. for the nineteenth time pounded out on the various torn- air limousine certainly is hard on It's about time that ib CO-SPORTS EDITOR ..... _...._....- ...... Churl.. Cook toms were primitive and synco- one's coiffure', we headed for Moron" gags were hewm* Loomis pated, the beats coming four Menlo again, this time without end. The other day COPY EDITOR ._ Patricia Geo, P.07. against three, and five against Mitch, who was to be best man came up to me and WA GENERAL STAFF: Dick Fry, Boyd Haight. John Hares. John Hubbard, four. Sometimes part of Miss (what's that old gag about the following: Q. What thepuitemiNiasotys'ellII Claire Laws, Tom Marshall. Loren Nicholson, Robert Pops, Corry Reynolds, did Dunham's group would tire of do- getting the bride?). We moron who wanted Floyd Rozewalle, Wilma Sabelman. Maxine Sipes, Dean Thompson. lorry best man to be a Vrooss. lacquie lurgensen. ing the exercises and step out to stepped into the church, put our let write? A. From Holgt fight flat there sonally ...... T D FON NNTIUN V help the drummers. Once coats on the pew, then looked up I don't see the ptgi, WV"' vilmiong, National Advertising Service, Inc. were four percussionists heating at ho College Peehlsabers Roftesemlolioo once. li 420 MAMMON Ave.New v044 N.Y. Miss Dunham far outshone any :14ttne boat r it Cnicsao Oosson Los Astossos Ss. rosocsoco By BOYD one I have ever seen for sheer TIME WAS BAIGIS et the first d football( muscular control. She was clad in When members of the Spat-tan proving the varsity did m -Sour black tights and an orange off-the- the "Ginvis football team worried more about good game. It waspmij THE DATE BOOK shoulder black and yellow striped best exhibition of Kenny holding down the opponent's score foottd ' The near -conflict between this Friday night's two big tunic with long tight sleeves. Her seen on the local Rridtim, and Sot hair was tied in a bright green than winning the game. For ex- and final campus events (the semi-formal student body dance and the Davis Farm (Cal Agee) It bandana. She led the group in ample, here is a review of the 1922 is Porter finals of the Novice Boxing tournament) uncovered a great State the worst defeat onto Bmws steps direct from the primitive which sched- season during which the State ag- son, winning with ease. 584 fallacy in the supposedly infallible -Date Book,- West Indians, steps no one there stoccerite. gregation won two, tied one, and the Spartans put up a goa THREE ule was designed to prevent just such competition between had ever heard of before. For in- is shown by the fact that salktere are thr stance, in order to pick up all the lost five. From the 1923 La Torre: campus organizations and events. her of them were put out drum underheats possible, a turn, of the season in the hr The Date Book, for the uninformed, was planned by the "The first game game for the rest of the Instead of being a pirouette or Ight. and Ii Social Affairs committee and the Student Council to give the was a practice game with the San injuries." twirl as in ballet dancing, uses ltd this fact Jose high schcol varsity, and de- "The final game various groups around the college a chance to reserve and get from 12 to 16 quick steps, each of the Ilk in Its figh son was with the cam priorities over certain dates on which they want to hold what- one with the foot raised about 15 spite their lack of experience the 6,,,,isted by we rifle. Pacific's team was ation ever social functions they sponsored during the quarter. inches from the ground. Try it varsity managed to hold the prep sha you still In the history of the eoll lbs Geor Another organization which desires to sponsor some event some time, and then see if school boys to a tie. The tie score think aboriginal dancing is easy. 23-0. The score was e ha- Porti was quite a .bbw to the high school of theirs on the same night, is required to obtain a release from be much larger, but t Its-Kent The schools represented at the eleven as they took two games the organization with the priority before they would be able managed to hold them 11.-Barn symposium were: Mills college, from the 1921 varsity and were to do so. Organizations not in observance of this ruling have touchdowns and a dropksc Nyight- San Francisco State college, San confident of winning." send to been brought before the Student Court. with the possibility of Jose State college, Stanford uni- San Mateo Junior college handed die Is the their being ruled off the campus. versity, University of California, the Spartan team their second de- and the University of Nevada. der the ausph So far this system has gone off quite well, holding social feat in their next game, winning 6 In the psi with Ta afternoon of the sympo- to 3. The State score came on a conflicts to a minimum, with major exception. The Date Book sium each college handlin gave a dance twenty-five yard drop-kIck by s
in the Men's gym &lb -cover% , ogle leather SAN 'Al .1 of the Novice FORN1A, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8,1942 11. w , preliminaries Both Spartan Coaches Make the tomorrow mg tournament saY, "es seivemses4- $ - ( Debuts In Games Tonight earl ht. a these teams have already ed Daily for By JERRY VROOM to reviewed by the SPORTS may, and edification San Jose sports fans will get their first look at the 1942-43 L: information By lea will look over two they a today we SCRAPS "SCRAPPY" IMMATRITO edition of Spartan basketball when Ed Blesh pits his varsity House 'Canvas- the et., the Varsity cagers against the fast moving Sea Lion quintet from entry. the Ala- f that and the all-fraternity 4-.'--.'--a-. NICKNAME meda U. S. Coast Guard base in the Men's gym at 8 p. m. to- that tal WINO OF Washington Square's sport fame will have all the excitement they night. Preceding this will be ame of the nickname of the tilt between Angelo Colom- Ita meaning want this week. Tonight team is a little the cage teams knock the lid off the 1942- bo's frosh and the lead 1 fiat mentioned team George Washington high school five 1943 season when the freshmen meet George Washington high could mean two things. school from San Francisco at 6:30. it and the varsity tackles the that the fighters Coast Guard Surf Riders. Dee Portal's ninth PS tied is aught signify Tonight's contest will also mark the debut of Blesh as head punches, (Sr annual Novice Boxing tourney takes over tomorrow, Thursday, and a lineup!!! how to duck Friday nights, anal then for a finale, the basketball teams return to basketball mentor at San Jose. Blesh is well known in San time re, action Saturday night with the freshmen playing the Wardrobe quintet Jose sport ised to majors please circles, having handled tennis and frosh basketball (4 kit men P. E. and the varsity the Ford Ord Soldiers. All the events are scheduled notice) to the meeting in the this year he took over the reigns left by Walt McPherson, now wne for the Spartan gym with the exception of the Novice finals which will Dailey auditorium this a lieutenant in the navy. orris take place in the civic auditorium Friday plans night. hat tho at 12:30 to discuss * Physical Education SPARTA'S STARTERS brought Novice Tournament. Starting for or the For the fourth consecutive year Sparta's soccer team won the the Spartans will ;ern' Perry. Lecture Scheduled be Cita Breuer Northern California Intercollegiate soccer title --but there might be a and Willie Gam- asked catch. At the For This Afternoon boa at the forwards; Marvin Zem- t if may mean that the V present time San Jose and California are both unbeaten. did dii aneck at the center post, with Roy pugilists are expected to end California and San Jose did not play each other and won't. California lite Present War Recreation be aj,a,i Diederichsen and Pete Felice at fight flat on their backs on was to have met the Spartans October 17, but didn't want to play on Program" is the subject on which Runge 1 the guard positions. This quintet MUSS. that date. Two other dates were offered the Bears by San Jose Player- Major George W. Braden, west- he poiet represents very little in height but wing, however, that team Coach Roy Diederichsen, but both were turned down. Thus the game ern regional representative of the it is one of the fastest teams to r Charlie Cook has a pretty was declared a forfeit victory for San Jose. The league members will National Recreation Association, don suit for San Jose. Zamaneck batch of mittmen, we will ac- have to OK the forfeit; thus if they don't, the Spartans will only share will lecture today in room S210 at is the only one passing the six- MGR Ike first definition as correct. the title with the Bears. 3:00 P.m. foot mark. footballers will don gloves Among other things he will dis- did not our "Canvasbacks" George However, no matter what the other members of the league vote, cuss how college students assist in Other lads who are sure to see S probek the , Kenny Quinn, Barney Anoo- the Spartans are champs. Coach Diederichsen and every member of the Wartime Recreation program, heavy service are Bob Taylor, Don footbel and Bob Case while the the squad deserve a lot of credit for the Job they've accomplished. Al- what part the young women of the Wolfe, and Elwood Clark. These tridironi and final member of the though hard hit by injuries, and loss of men to the services, the squad nation play in the program, what boys have all had the necessary Aggies is Porter McConnell, one of applied more spirit and hard work to come through. the men of the armed forces look experience and are pressing the eat of Blesh's basketball stars and It was through the work of players like Hal Sonntag, Bud Racoosin. for as a recreational outlet when others very closely for starting sae, rite. Jim Johnson, Paul Borg, Hugh Manley, Ken Porter, Jerry Phillips. Dick they visit a community, and what honors.
p a gin TREE VACANCIES Murphy, Oggie Avila, Cecil Matto% Si Zucca, Frank Arnerich and Izzy part the home is likely to play in In Breuer and Gamboa, San Jose ct thee re are three vacancies on the Gold that the team pulled themselves together. the recreation life of the nation has two very fast and scrappy for- put out:, -in the bantamweight, teeth- * * * during the present emergency. wards. Although neither are very f the aht, and lightweight divisions Our top salute, however, goes to Diederichsen. Handling a team Dr. Palmer and Mr. Hartranft tall, they make up for this lack d this fact will handicap the for the first time in his life, the San Francisco lad not only coached like request that all physical educa- of height by their speed and de- 4 the I in itS fight for team honors. a veteran, but played his fourth year of brilliant performance for the tion majors and minors attend this ception and will provide the fans College sted by weights, the V-house Spartans. Now with only a week of practice behind him, he steps into meeting. with lots of thrills with their drib- ii was gallon shapes up like this: the first-string guard position on tonight's basketball team. bling and pass interceptions. le coil 5 lbs. George Foote. FANCY PASSERS as e lbs Porter McConnell TRACKMEN TOLD Diederichsen and Filice, the two rill the lbs. Kenny Quinn. TO "GALLOP DOWN lads that rate the nod at the guard them Football Stars Bolster Wrestling Team Th la Barney Anooshian. ROAD;" GET LOST posts, are probably two of the rop-kit limmeight Bob Case. fanciest passers and ball handlers stand team under consid- As Coach Sam Della Maggiore Whips By ilcoll's.N1 111 1111ARD in this sector besides being excel- is the all-fraternity team Bud Winter, San Jose's track lent long shot artists. Zemaneck, the auspices of Gamma Phi Matmen Into Shape For Coming Season coach, had a couple of mighty a part time starter last year, is a with Tad Macia and Bob anxious hours last Thursday after- tip-in artists and a good shot from her handling the managerial With an abundance of material to work with, Spartan tioon and five iif his hest long dis- around the free throw lane. t:c iw,. runners were the cause of wrestling coach Sam Della Maggiore is rapidly working his San Jose's basketball scheduled ranted entirely all the misery. of members the college gym. this year is one of the strongest in mist charges into championship shape in frats, this outfit boast, Every afternoon these five boys the history of the school with the very The end of football season marked the appearance of sev- fine leather-pushers, and Ernie Ribera, Ed Fisher, Al addition of the service teams. The ises to mentor has been counting give the other combin- eral mat prospects that the husky Salmon, Ruell Lefler, and Bob Da- Coast Guard boasts one of the ns a hacl time. on to round out his squad. Two of last year's intercollegiate vidson take a long trot out in the strongest teams on the coast this ItO lice. is Bob Montilla, a champions, Dave Hines and Hans country to get themselves in shape year and is out to prove it. Jim not Phi. Marty Britton, mem- Weidenhoffer, held down guard for events like the mile and two- Pollard, former Stanford great, is Beta Clii RETURN Sigma, holds down PRODIGALS spots on the varsity eleven the past mile. the leading player on the team. featherweight spot. Della Maggiore also an- Well, ott that fateful Thursday, WITH VICTORY season. In the preliminary contest, the n brothers fill the 135 and nounced the appearance of three Bud told them to gallop down to aI tad against George Washington high, divaions the Hill boys both By DICK FRI' other gridders, Bill Perry, John the river road and back for their ha far over San Fran- frosh team plays their opener Gamma Phi's. Bob fights in Saturday's win Dahl, and Grey McConnell for exercise. So they set out, and after the coached by Lloyd Leith. This lighter division, and John cisco State not only marked workouts. These boys will all be a while Winter began to look for in promises to be a nip and tuck heavier. fourth win of the season for the working toward starting births in them to come back but although game because George Washington VICIZRAN GAMMA PHI undefeated Spartan soccer squad the heavyweight class. he waited and waited, they didn't an is doped to win the San Francisco Bradford, veteran of and gave theqn the. conference title show up. last Two other intercollegiate champs championship this year. SVC o novice (pending confirmation of the for- city and also a Gamma are listed on the 1013 roster. These So he began to worry about his battles feited California game), but it also COLOMBO'S DEBUT to at 155; and a pledge men are Ivan Olsen. 190 lb. kingpin boys maybe they fell in the river, that feat, Bill marked the successful homecoming This will also be the debut of Watson, handles and Harold Janie, freshman champ or got run over, or something even $4,21 165 lb. chores. of three members of the first team. Colombo, a student mentor and a In the 115 lb. division. Besides the more terrible than that, Coach Roy Diederichsen, a form- member of the varsity squad until aforementioned, the ex -intercollegi- lie kept on worrying and wait- er Mission high athlete, led the he broke his wrist some time ago. ate champ who is now coaching at ing. and pretty soon it began to SG Dumps procession Saturday, followed by His tentative starting line-up will DTO; his alma neater has a wealth of get dark. Finally, just as he was Jerry Phillips and Dick Murphy, Include Lou Frangos and Nick eef material in all of the classes ex- about to phone the cops, the dis- GPS soccermen during their Cominos at guards, Jack Russell or Today Bay City smaller divisions. Della tance men returned from their on, cept the and Joe step nearer school days. Jerry Vroom at center, to their high Maggiore urged *anyone. interested! wanderings tired and mudstained. ond successive Marchisella and Don Thompson at league title, Del- Phillips did his kicking at Poly- It seems that they got lost; could Sigma ill wrestling in the 128 and 135 Gamma's technic, while Murphy displayed forwards. This year's frosh team gridders yea- pound divisions to report to the not find the river road; couldn't 'Y bowled plenty of height in the back over a surprisingly his talents under the red and silver even find the river. has g gym for a tryout with the tram. Delta Theta high. line and at center but none of the to Omega team of Washington Bud says from now on he's going 12 on So far the Spartans have tenta- reach the six-foot mark. the San Carlos turf. During the game Saturday, Slur- to make his distance men work out forwards ith but tive meets scheduled with the Uni- John Bunn and four minutes remain- phy, resting briefly on the side- on the track, right there in front Officials wfil be 0 versity of California and several the contest and an interesting little Lloyd Leith for the varsity game the seOlie lines, told us of him, where he can keep his eyes 0112 points strong service teams. They have each, diminutive story concerning he. and Phillips. on them. They're too valuable t. Slitter one meet scheduled with the Bears took a reverse from "Phillips," he said, "captained the lose. fullback and two each with the Hamilton STUDENT TEACHERS Gager team the day we played them and skirted Poly and There will be a meeting of all left end for Field Flyers, Camp Roberts, fifteen yards and it happened that I had been euro Championship matches sched- general elementary and kindergar- Winning St. Mary's Pre-Flight. The only of 6 for the day also. r points. DSG's elected captain West- uled for the last week end in ten-primary student teachers for two tallies definite date set is the Far came as their ace Well, there was a wiDeirrn game and the winter quarter on Thursday. duo, March. San Jose State has always Bob us in both." Gager and a riot and they beat been a strong contender for the December 10, in the Little Theater , teamed Doug on the hank for a swell coach- together Munich said. "Feels great to be him ett 'silents half In the team honors, and Della Maggiore at 12 :00 o'clock. All for two ing job. perfect strikes. playing with Jerry instead of promises a good showing by the MUST he there to receive assign- I their biggest thrill for the team first appearance against him--easler too," he added. The t»ents. DTO in suggested hold and White wrestlers. lineup, Bob great- Mille when Diederichsen 8h Ingram and It seemed as though the Manley almost a yell for the "champs" after the pulled an up- est plesasure of the day for Dietler- win over dressing room. Nev- Social Affairs Co Mee: There Orchesis will hold the last meet- the DSC, men. game when game in their Twice ichsen came after the meeting today in the Stu- ing eel the quarter early tonight. It Oh tossed was there a more deserved yell will be a the oval into the several members of the defeated er end rocked the dent Union at 1:00 o'clock. Please will start at 6:30 and SW over at zone, and congratu- than the one which it twice Manley (later squad came in to Campbell. 8:00 p.m. for a shortly after. attend. Don DTO score. late him on his team's win rind pat locki.rs 15 (.1942 DAILY, TUESDAY, DECEMBER ;E FOUR SPARTAN Sotzin Reveals Heath, Examination Committee Chairman, ri oornniialc Harrison OSB yef m o n Information On Sets Down Rules For Finals At San Jose State pGivenhyQuarterC T 0Wno g is approxi- which an examination is given Women In Industry The following are the end-quar- Grin is to be limited to ht to be excused or given an early ex- (Continueded peri- Di submitted mately one hour. The double as S3 from page ii ter examination rules Matthewfrompa4, (continued in three-. amination. Students who take Leon by Dr. Harrison Heath, chairman od is for examinations in, ite of "are demonstrating, as they of absence must receive in- Rees, linE Wulff, added, committee: four-, and five-unit courses. leaves Peril of the Examination is , .., by th War I, that they are days a complete grades. Exception StesInoinale did in World 1. Classes not provided for on the 7. Classes meeting four Hilda,odEugene p. made for students who take leaves Wood. capable of performing many tasks will be examined at the week are considered as daily on schedule military ser- Van Diest, tehepib:relliii this schedule. of absence to enter and Dorothy $: r,h),(carn.1,, in industry formerly done by men. last regular meeting of the class. vice; they will not be required to Second violins i to an- 8. Double-period classes are 01 ahead service continues 2. Each instructor is asked As the military first take final examinations in courses Charles Carniglia, nounce in each class, preferably at scheduled according to the Bevel% to draw manpower from civilian which the work has been satis- Warren Held, Caron regular meeting of the hour of meeting; but the maximum in Pot the last re- 'I:lid:Alf life, women will be obliged to take test is 110 minutes. factorily completed in all other MeinInger, Carol Eater class, the exact time and place of length of the rhistifirro their places in many occupational spects. Sturges, Enza Baglione, hi the final examination. 9. No examinations, except make- I3, fields. Why, it is already esti- 12. Any incomplete grade which kins. Grace Brown, 3. Regular classes end on the day ups for individual students, those Haien ; mated that four million women are is due solely to the fact that the Charlotte Erickson, h'irestihi:n's'ai preceding the beginning of the examinations provided for in rule Matta doing war work and that at least scheduled final examination was and Howard in schedule. 1, and those especially approved by Somers. Moans six million will be required by the not taken may be made up during Violas 4. Examinations start ten min- the committee, are to be given Gwendolyn end of 1943." the next quarter. Permission to Jean Weed, Rae Stegt to alto' utes past the hour and end prompt- during the week preceding the first r take the make-up must be secured Holzwarth, Eugenia tmheovedno WOMEN BETTER ly on the hour, making the maxi- day of the schedule. oile on the by petition to the examination James Wilson, Betty Sotzin, when queried mum length of any schedule exam- 10. Some sort of examination Ina every- committee. erine Bitimisa, boar foremost question in most ination 110 minutes. must be given in every class listed and Eloise women 13. The final examination should Cellos are asking one's mind--in short, can 5. Classes beginning thirty, twen- in the schedule of classes, except in Principal men in be weighted too heavily in de- Harry, Alexander n Ira' compete effectively with ty, or fifteen minutes before the a few which have been exempted not Ile* very termining the student's grade for Hagemeyer, Peggy Airty, The n any war industry said, "Yes, hour shall be counted as beginning by the committee. The examina- re- quarter. Other factors such as Cathay, Robert definitely so. One hears much on that hour. tion need not be written. but It the Poole, he examinations, term papers Noreen iie.,n. t garding the excellent work women 6. In case of one- and two-unit should be appropriate to the na- previous Wettsteln, and Mae war projects should be given ham. more corni are doing as welders in the courses, including laboratories con- ture of the course. and other consideration. effort. nected with lectures, the examine- 11. No member of a class in due Principal &IS'S JOB Thomas, Louise Bran lhettoaaiinineir,i:". San Jose State's part in the drive Woodhall, Howard Latta thenw this' to train the state's feminine popu- APPEARANCE AT Schlosser, Nadine John for industrial jobs is, a,'- GRADUATES FOR BAND MAKES LAST Kurle, Barbara lation Nelson, Mg will foll cording to Sotzin, an important one ley Springer. and, he says, we are fully equipped QUARTER LISTED PATRIOTIC ASSEMBLY YESTERDAY Flutes Ina Mae to train college w ttttt en for such appearance of this quarter, the San Jose salie Woon, Ray Wier, Making its last al Intermission positions. (Continued from page 1) Howden, and piccolo, liar State college band opened yesterday's patriotic assembly by ed by I "Many of the young ladies now ism; Robert H. Smith, Commerce; Oboes -- Yolanda playing "The Star Spangled Banner,- "God Bless America," ore ASH f enrolled at San Jose State college Music; Edith Eagan, Gloria Pe 'James Lawrence Urban', role of r: may find themselves in a war in- and other selections. Elsie Bursch; M. Thelma Vickers, English; Rob- de Taylor dustry before long. There ap- Student body president Tom Taylor then called the meet- Clarinets -- Duran its ert A. Webber Jr., Business Educa- ell rounded 1 pears to be supporting evidence defense chair- Thomas Eagan, Conrad ing to order, introducing Rex Gardiner, college intermis that the war will not terminate tion Secondary Credential; Este Shirley Hamilton. man, who announced (to,' opening Berry, to very soon and hence it is consid- Ann Weber, Home Economics; Bassoons Bill Smith of an on-campus war stamp cam- will p ered advisable to give some Evangeline Ruth Weld, Music. Mau, Meroy Topham, and thought to the matter of Industrial paign. Enlistments May (*In active military service.) Welch. training an acquaintance with, ROBINSON TALKS Horns -- Caswell Nal The following candidates will re- and a working knowledge of, such Spartan fullback Bert Robinson Be Completed Here Stomell, Betty Fitzgerald tools as hammers, chisels, pliers, ceive teaching credentials at the was called upon by Taylor I,. tell Peters, Carol Purvine, BEN calipers, files, brace and bits, sol- end of the current quarter and are (Continued from page 1 of the experiences hail by State's Chappell. dering irons, planes, drills, meas- post-graduate students, having lows is illustrative of the position Trumpets Darrell footIndi team in II Itilis on De- 01.1.0W uring and testing devices, and been graduated earlier with their of the several services: Don Whitehead, Tom H 7, and during the many others. The Industrial Arts bachelor of arts degrees, either at cember 1941, "No new enlistments may be bara Milberg, and Lynn C department is prepared to give co- San Jose State college or some weeks following, when thej acted made in Classes V-I, V-5, V-7 and Trombones Juana eds preliminary training in a va- other college or university. They as voinnteer members of the i,,no- V-II, except that any person who Elaine Modine, Eustace Rh Judges riety of technical areas and the are now completing requirements has, on or before December 5 made Arta iulu detrartniont. SC111.11111141 Creighton, and Wig nday following are recommended eve and for the teaching credentials shown. to play Willamette and the Uni- bona fide application for voluntary Tuba Nein Plonk' will be offered next quarter: three cat Vo- Robert Carl Bareuther, Physical versity of Hassell, the team left enlistment, the enlistment may be Percussion Hugo cational Guidance, Woodwork, Education Secondary; Lenore Bar- San Jose for the islands on Novem- completed if done so within ten Robert Newell, Mans avegno. Electricity, Auto Mechanics, Ma- ger, General Elementary; Barbara ber 27. returning on Christmas days, that is, on or before Decem- Barrington, and Henry] chine Shop, Welding, and Mechan- Brown Bell, Homemaking Second- Day. ber 15. Civilian college students FBelotwtyer. tacked tho ical Drawing." ary; Robert March Brooks, Indus- Robinson urged all students to who have elected Navy and have Harp Lydia BootnnI I decisions WOMEN IN SHOPS trial Arts Secondary; Juanita Elms, write to their friends in the ser- made application to the Armed ert Rath. , Adding a word intended to dispel 12) leg Music Secondary; Colin Downes vice, telling how Kenny Stanger, Service Representative in their any out-of-place feeling that a Fern, as not tuffi General Elementary; Fran- Spartan football player who re- college will be regarded as hav- woman might have if she invaded ces N. Fischer, General Element- mained behind to work with the ing made a bona fide application. 13) an the Industrial Arts department ary; Leona Flanders, General Ele- police force in Honolulu, wrote him Men who are seventeen but have ASB Dance n laid dow here at State. Sotzin said, "Women mentary; Carroll Roy Green, Gen- saying how much the boys with not yet reached their eighteenth (Continued from Fq of organiz are not a novelty in the shops and eral Elementary; Claude Fredric Ruler him appreciate mail from home. birthday may still be enlisted. Stu- as soon as possible. PRIVA' laboratories of the Industrial Arts Horan, Art Secondary; Elena Lin- dents ARMSTRONG TELLS OF must have complete papers obtaining of bids as Judges of t department. Currently they are deman, General Elementary; Mary and statement commita ATTACK from Armed Ser- the social affairs charges a enrolled in Machine Shop, Auto Pauline Olsen, General Element- vices desing Taylor next introduced John Representative that bona follows: Any one Yale hearth Mechanics, Woodwork, Printing, ary; H. Aloyse Sinnott, Librarian- fide mari "Army" Armstrong, who was serv- application was made on or must present one the student and Mechanical Drawing. ship Secondary. before womoi ing in the United States Army at December 5." body card and one definite do of the Pearl Harbor at the time of the Director of Naval Officer If, however, one led Procurement. his or her 3 Japanese attack. Armstrong re- an outsider, PPRIlalla lit upon Pt Delegates To Asilomar Conference lated some personal experiences In thumbnail fashion here are can be purchased an am 50 ren0 he had after the Nip bombing, tell- the vital facts: the usual rate of flied n, To Be ing of the conditions under which I. All enlistments or men 18-37 they Wei Honored At Supper Tonight; 013 he and his fellow service men lived are ended. All student', who me nude I t'urricolun, 500 and worked In the islands. 2. Any man who has actually Ed. to IA, meeting Victor Sword Will Be the winter Guest Speaker Boxing Coach during Dee Portal read made application to Joe West, vation, la Wu a. FA several letters and copies of Frank please COMP to the la a list For sixteen prospective delegates Petersen, P. Victor Peter- I registered to represent to sign op OaOg speeches presented to him on his son, or me may complete his flee. room 1St, to San en- Jose State college at this yar's Asilomar conference, there he made te ith trip to Japan with his boxing team listment, if he does so prior to De- grams must their sj will be an Asilomar Mot supper tonight at 5:45 at the Student in the fall of 1939, lie showed how cember 15. sig fling up, however: e from I you sal Center. the undercurrent of United States- 3. Seventeen lately necessary if gag the or year old men may Japan "goodwill" running through- still reserved for observiles 11 Special speaker at the supper will be Victor Sword enlist as heretofore. Pegasu who December, dee to so out the speeches made to him and 4. Each man should be sure that do this before will talk on the Student Christian Association in India. reserve] his team by Japanese "higher-ups" his pilissene.es will he letter way !tfr. Sword has liven an architect, papers are complete and in per- t brought out the fact that their fect order before going up to en- hesslay a teacher, and has studied law. Ile It has also been announced that country was thinking then in terms list. abe said, attended school at Des Moines, Frank Munk, professor of econo- of war with this country. They 5. unnecessary lir "Our Garrett, and the University of Chi- E. R. C. and Army Air Force leases are secret mit.., at the also hinted several times that such gill SOy s cago. In India, according to Mr. University of Califor- enlistments may be completed at the following as resids a war would not he started by 49 MO dO way Sword, there are 7000 S('A mem- nia, will he at Asilornar, leading a Fourth street, San Francisco. W. Rilse, G. E. them, as they "are not an aggres- You must take a draft re- P. N. woo Other men bers from 42 schools. "hot Spot" on "What ('an Come board Shepperd, sive nation." lease with and itra Med peg; Out of this you. Get It today, for 7. Navy V-1 He plans to return to India as Warring World'?" after Inter - Society President Mary they may stop Issuing them at Taggart is at Stant the d soon as possible, to start a practi- The supper tonight is open to all any er Virginia Bristow then presented moment. Blank forms CAss: cal-intellectual school. students. The price is 30 cents, an- may he se- today. He will State's second service flag, intro- cured at the Army December "":' In the meantime he is traveling nounces Virginia Upton. Recruiting Sub- State on 41%6%11Kr ducing Carol McDaniel as chair- station in the San the following ' list of along the West coast, and and will Jose Post Office. Ports in man in charge of making I! tOt the flag, 6. Marine Corps enlistments may William Culver, at,sritaniu be in San Jose for two days. He Mr. (may would like to remind which has rot stars. be completed with Capt. Doug Paul Potter, C. S. ' Was brol will also be at the Asilomar Con- the stushmts who filled out the via- The program concluded with Montell, care of Cowell Memorial C. Whitby, J C "’ It wa, ference, where he will engage in a phonier.- forms that the for are Dean of Men Paul or M. Pitman's ac- Hospital, University of California, J. J. Rose, rtr.t doh re paniel discussion on the question, due with photos attached In the ceptance of the flag, ide and his offer- Berkeley, December 8-11. Ile will name of Brown' rharsi, "Is this a War or a Social Revo- Education office by NIonday, De- ing of a prayer for the safety of be at Santa Draft board f/t3 to ....in, cember Clara university on name. lutIonr 14. all Sparta's men in the service. December 14-15 Draft board re- necessary. tContInt