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Today's Guess terday's Score Mr. Weatherman, blushing, says: in," says :Ma r. Weather- showers today, cleaKag late after- should eat his hat." Raised soon. Cooler. High 53 Low in I morning 10n the San Carlos 40's. Sierra winds crusting snow Peat bog.. Wind SW. Noon tem- artan perature 55. Pick a mudder Is for week-end sliding, San Jose State College the first. Volume XXXVI I San Jose, California, Thursday, March 3, 1949 Number 93 TWO MORE JUSTICES FOR STUDENT COURT Air Force. B50 Circumnavigates Globe Desperado Meets Victim Auerbach and Taylor Nonstop in History-Making Event Are Named to Court Holmberg and Hennessy Elected Warns of Cut in ECA Funds To Executive Positions In Junior World Girdlers Use 94 Class; Passey Goes to Council Hours to Secure Record By GEORGE STRATTON James Taylor and Audrey Auer- FORT WORTH, Tex. (UP) "Lu’cky Lady II," a United States Air- bach are the two newest members the first non-stop around- force 8-50 bomber, yesterday completed Enrollment of the Student Court, as a result the-world flight in history. Ninety-four hours and one minute after she took off from Cars- Standing of yesterday's run-off elections. well Air Force base here last Saturday, the great four-engine bomber They beat out, Dean Price and came home again out of a haze Angie Panelli for the position of hanging in .the west. 6762 Total Junior Justice. It was estimated that she had Enrollment for winter quarter Kerr Calls Tom Eddy, chief justice of the flown 23,452 miles, almost the dis- of 1949 now totals 6762, accord- Court, expressed disappointment tance of the earth's circumference ing to College Registrar William at the low turn-out for the ballot- at, the equator, without any major Play Sets H. Neal. ing. It was probably the worst difficulty aloft and with the bene- Deviating from The normal showing made at thee polio in fit of four refuelihgs in flight. Outstanding trendk of enrollment because of recent history of the college, ac- the veterans, classes do not follow Her 14 crewmen scrambled out, The settings and costumes for cording to Eddy. Only about 450 the usual size sequence, Neal proclaiming their willingness to do the Speech and Drama depart- students marked ballots,' he said. added. it all over again after a little ment's production of Pirandello's Carl Holmberg is the new presi- rest, and received a royal welcome "Right You Are, (If 'You Think Although the freshman class , from top Air Force officers dent of the junoir class. He de- and You Are," will be a show in them- maintains its lead with 2085 stu- Air Secretary W. Stuart Syming- feated Bill Dunlavy- in a close selves, according to Director John dents, the junior class has moved ton. race. Bill Hennessy will take over R. Kerr. Into second place ivith 1807. The the vicet-presidency of the ,class, Capt. James -Gallagher of Mel- J. Wendell Johnson, speech and sophomore group has 1657 stu- 'Acme Telephoto) as a result of garnering more rose, Minn., the smiling crew com- drama staff designer, has created murder suspect meets kidnaped victim. dents and there are 1055 seniors George Schmid, 21 (right), votes than Ramona Hicks. Jack mander, said "We were on instru- the most modern sets ever to Florence Chisolm, 31 (left), with San Bernardino sheriff James registered. 157 students are do- four blocks from Passey defeated Barbara Barr for ments only four hours; the weath- grace the stage of the college's Stocker for the first time since Schmid's capture ing graduate work. home in Phoenix, Ariz. Schmid was arrested in the triple siev- junior class representative to the er was excellent." Little Theater. The whole living his ing in Needles, Calif. According to Registrar Neal, Student Council. room scene is built on a large oval Refueled In Air the first large wave of veterans truck and will have none of the ABILGAARD SOPH V.P. The last leg -- the homeward hit the collegiate beaches in the (Acme Telephoto) conventional angles of a box set. dash from Hawaii, where "Lucky 600 s js st 1946, thus the class of On the soilktornOre class, Charles Aid Chief Paul G. Hoffman (left) warned in Washington. fall of Foreign Lady II" took on fuel from a B-29 It will have curving walls and Abilgaard defeated 1:). C., that any reduction in the British Aid Program would "jeopar- udents 1950, or our present junior class, Joan Michell tanker last night "seemed the .ceiling, Kerr said. digs recovery" throughout all Western Europe. With him are Pen. is abnormally large. Neal stated for the position of vice-president longest," Gallagher said. Johnson is also rejecting typicall Tom Connally, chairman of the Senate Pcireign Relations Commit. that the veterans education pro- of the class. There were less than taik (center) and 'Mama K. Flnletter. chief Of ZCA London Minion "1 don't think any of us is real square furniture. He has designed o on Annual Tour gram/would probably be complete 100 votes cast in this class. - -- -,i-.1--igAt)* tired. sad I- itykti Asia 441114. wan duspost.4,ahlo INK ---The--4filliMasiftssae-t-4111014110. 1, It again eftert," he conning benches that enhance the More than 600 San Jose State class was even less than that of _ A__ _ell _ la & asiel_ vales c fin. ss2,40..tall .isaterff. Tams %Sok. _ Pell lava c t litinnt e at ,i I 1 f . Ir. rsn .-t in I III II MO It ire.chrin Ia. A..4 *emir L.-. I on CULJI.J. \Cill.y Commit. I longest," Gallagher said. Johnson is also rejecting typical I'ont Connally, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations that the veterans education pro- of the class. There were -less than tb. (center) and Thomas K. Finletter. chief of ECA London Mission "1 don't think any of us is real square furniture. He has designed Go on Annual Tour gram would probably be complete 100 votes cast in this class. t) tired. and I wapidal nhind doing a bend, kAtiney shaped table and, by 1952. The-41liaalAilmj4/4.ba.fteW2Malk It again after a little rest," he cunning benches that enhance the More than VW) San Jose State class was even less than that of said. plastic overall design. Doug Mor- college students will take part in The freshman class took a de- the sophomores, only 89 votes Prom Queen Contest Sochi! Committee Second Trip for Neal rison's stagecraft classes are the fourth annual trek to Davis Hillel Foundation cided drop since tie winter quar- begin cast. Dick Russo defeated Neal, the second pilot on the building them. Saturday to see "genetics in ac- Forums Continue; ter of 1948. There were 2460 Tom Harney for the one-year rep- "Lucky Lady II," was pilot of the The set is mounted on wheels. registered at that time, 375 more resentative to the Council tion," according . to Dr. Robert and Prizes Displayed B-29 Superfortress, "Lucky Lady," When the curtains part, the' en- students than are now attending. Dick Kelly beat out Gerrie Lopet Plans Member Party Rhode, biology 'Judaism' Is Topic one of two that completed a tire stage set, with cast aboard, professor. according to Mr. Neal. AMENDMENTS A party for Social Affairs com- round - the - world training flight moves out onto forestage in front The group will travel by special Hillel foundation will continue OK'D A drop of 197 in sophomore In Library mittee members and their guests last July. Three Superforts, from of the curtain. When the scene Southern Pacific train from San its forum series tonight with a All of the constitutional amend- Case$ registration is noted, vvivile the will be held Saturday, March 12, the 43rd bomb group at Davis ends, the room will again move Jose to the University of Califor- discussion on the varied phases of ments were okayed by the voters Junior Prom queen contest Mountain Air junior class gained 624 students. at the American Legion hall, it Force base at Tuc- backstage. nia college of Judaism, President Ed Klein re- by an overwhelming,rnajority. The Agriculture campus. prizes are now on display in the son, Ariz.., took off July 22. Two "The whole effect." Johnson ported yesterday. The discussion of 1949 most importtint of them enlarges was decided at a Social Affairs On arrival they will be guided to The gradilating.,,class library showcase, Carl Holmberg. of them made the trip successfully said, "is to emphasize Pirandello's will start at 8:15 in Alexander hall will probably be larger than that the Student Court from five to committee meeting Tuesday. the judging building for the first 6ontest chairman, revealed. and returned to Tucson Aug. 6, amusing satire on reality." of the local YM,CA. of 1948, as there are 279 more seven members. The two new 1948. The third crashed and its Doug Morrison is in series of demonstrations and lec- Director chester 1\1. Zeff will members Prizes will be awarded at"Jar- I The affair, scheduled to begin charge of seniors on campus now than the will be elected from the crew was killed. construction. Ivan Van Perre is tures on animal husbandry, conduct the talk. A social hour 776 of last year's winter quarter. student body at the regular elec- din de Soir." March 5, to the co- at 5 p.m., will include a barbeque stage manager. with dancing, bridge, and chess tions, spring quarter. Minimum ed who will be chosen from among followed by dancirr, Students will see examples of "Right You Are, (If You Think will follow tlje discussion. requirement i for the position are the danders on the floor by three Eula Laughton is chairman for Second 'Mks Who' You Arc)." opens in the Little fancy pedigreed stock as Well as This afternoon Zeff will con- Student Readers 45 units, clear standing, and regis- judges. tinue his weekly informal discus- the affair. Theater, March 10, and will run animals used in special breeding tration on campus for at least one "Night Contest Draws 7 Present Program Hawk." Frank &Hem through the 14th. Tickets for the experiments by the college. sions on any subjects of interest year prior to election. disc jockey, will be to the group at 3:30 In B-2. All master of Betty Brisbin, Social Affairs Seen entries have been sub- production are now on sale in the ceremonies for the The lecture on sheep breeding, students are invited to participate Of Short Stories ,contest. He committee head, appointed the mitted in the "Miss Who II" con- Speech office. room 57. and Joanne in the day's activities, Klein said. Thornley, 1948 Spardi following chairmen for the Reg test, the Speech office announced following the cattle demonstration, Oral readings by six students Spring Schedules board of the foun- Gras Queen, will present the dance: yesterday. will stress the economic impor- The executive will be presented in room 17 to- prizes to the queen and her two dation will meg at Alexander hall Dorothy Two free tickets to "Right You Germ Hits McCallum tance of breeding and genetics ex- night, according to Dr. Placed on Sale Patrons, Betty Brownlee; en- at 7 p.m. to plan future programs, attendants. Are i If You Think You Aro" Dr. G. Alexander McCallum, Kaucher. tertainment. Kay Dewey; band, periments to agriculture, Dr. Klein concluded. Schedules of classes for Spring The Prom, from 9-1 a.m., in will be given to the first person biology professor, is giving an un. All interested students are in- Marjorie Febbralo; police, Dorothy Rhodes explained. quarter, 1949, are on sale over the Civic auditorium, VII be semi- LIttig. who correctly guesses the identity planned demonstration of the ef- vited to attend. at Spa r t an book store, ac- formal. That means that girls of "Miss Who II." fects of infectious diseases this Will Hear Bee Lecture The speakers will represent cording to Miss Virginia Mans- wear formals and men can wear Miss Brisbin also called Satur- Entries will be accepted in Room week. Summer Class each of the college's oralereading The division of entomology will C field, of the Registrar's office. The dark suits. day night's Revelries dance "one 57, Speech office, until Tuesday, The professor went home after sections, speech 3A, B, C. and 10. schedules are selling at the usual of the best the committee has ever present a lecture on bees imme- "Bids for the dance are selling Mar. 8. his 7:30 a.m. class Monday with Schedules to Arrive The readers will be Betty price of 16 cents. put on." She thanked Barbara diately before It rapidly." said Carl Ketchum, bid Luigi Pirandello's comedy will a complexion described by Science lunch. will prob- Regular summer school class Smith, speech and drairia major, Rodenborn and her committee for be chairman, "but they still may be presented Mar. 10 through 14 department officials as "mottled." ably include, Dr. Rhodes said, de- schedules will be available in who will read "The Garter" by the outstanding decorations. in the purchased in the library arch Little Theater. He has the shh rbeasles. scriptions of recent experiments in room 120-B for prospective sum- Dorothy Parker; Don Sieleg. Eng- Ear for Sale -T 1 mer booth or from any, member of the artifical insemination of the in- students on or before Mon- lish major, who will read "The junior class council." sects. day, March 7, it was learned to- Slaver" by Stephen Vincent Mardi Gras Time in New Orleans day in the office of Dr. Raymond Students are warned to watch Benet: Marion Carter, speech and Following the bee demonstra- Mosher, summer school director. for an advertising stunt that is drama major, who will zive "The the group will go to the eel- The schedules will give to be a surprise, said Alyce Leon- the., Cop`and te Anthem" by .01-lenry. lege cafeteria to be fed in two hours, days, instructors and lo- ard, chairman of publicity. Gloria Pitcher will read "The shifts in 45 minutes. cation of all summer classes Monkey's Paw" by W. W. Jacobs; In the afternoon, members of Evelyn McCurdy. speech and listed.Dr.D Mosher stated that "there the divison of botany will lec- major, will give the "Biog- may be some unforseen last min- drama CCF Hears Chinese ture on the importance of con- raphy of the Dog" by Jack Alan, ute changes in the schedule, but it trolled spraying to California agri- and John Cody, English major, will remain substantially as it culture. A discussion and demon- who will appear, Monday." will read "The Devil. and Student TO( Today. stration of the uses of 2-4-D, new Daniel Webster" by Stephen Vin- miracle weed killer probably The summer school this year Alfred Ling, young Chinese stu- will cent Benet. be included. will offer a nine week course., dent from Shanghai, China, will July 5 to Sept. 3; a six week speak to members of the Colleg- End With Chicken Husbandy course. July 5 to Aug. 15; and a iate Christian n Majors federation at to- The final lecture of the day, three week course Aug. 15 to Ed uca tio day's meeting in room 117 at prepared and presented by the di- Sept. 3. 12:30, according to May Pre-register Ken Campbell. vision of poultry husbandry, will Ling is president of the Stan- emphasize the effects of experi- Prom Bid S alesman All Education majors who plan ford Chinese student's club, and a mental breeding on chicken egg to take the elementary school member of the Stanford Inter- and meat production. May Shift Booth curriculum course next quarter Varsity Chistian fellowship. now, He In addition the group will see If it is raining today any time are asked to register the came to the United States under some of Davis' post-war building from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., bids for Education office announced yes- .the, sponsorship of the Chinese program, Including the incomplete the Junior Prom 'will be sold in terday. bank which employs him in for- 41'4 million division of veterinary front of the Morris Dailey audi- They ask that affected students eign banking. He is working to- medicine, first in California. torium, Carl Ketchum, bid chair- sign up "at once," with Miss ward an M.A. degree in finance. Tickets for the trip, available in man, announced. Carolyn Walker of the Education (Acme Telephoto) ; He will speak on a subject sig- the Graduate Manager's office, The booth will be in its usual office, room 161. That one pink ear that Mrs. Cock nificant to all Christian students, 'Cost $4.35. covering round trip place in the Library arch if the "Spring quarter schedules are Van Gent is exposing is on mar- ket for $24,000 because the Santa Campbell said. Invitations are be- ,fare and lunch. The group will weather is clear. out now, so please be prepared to Monica. Calif., artist needs the ing sent to the San Jose Chinese (Acme Telephoto) entrain' the San Jose depot at Bids for "Jardin du Soir," March fill in your curriculum and ob- King Mid-City, one of the Mardi Gras carnival see Ian's many monarchs, pauses in his triumphal tour money to continue her career. student club and all students and a.m. and will of New Orleans. La., to toast his queen and her malls. Overflow crowds filled the streets and a good 1.6:40 return at 7:30 5, in the Civic auditorium, may be servation hours on pre-reglstra- She rolls her own cigarettes to faculty are invited to attend. time was had by all. /p.m. purchased for $2.50. tion cards." the source said. save expenses. ' zio# vpiao;T Tvo f6 olueureaoss alt4S EquaoSTITO esTim -11 ^.1.111Mr rr .1,,111 -wr
The Executive Staff The Spartan Daily BOB BODEN DICK HUGO Poblished every school day by the Assoflpteci Students of San Jos* Stale Jose, Cali- Editor Business Manager colisq . Estiirset as second class matter APA1 26, 1934, at San Assinciat Editors Bob Blackmon% Lk Kraf' 4eiretia, under the act of March 3, 1879. of United Press. A:me Wirephoto Pinsk Chief v illats Offiring fuN leasad wire service Featur Editor , Virgil VIIlags" service. Publishers' Association. Ilotied and Ikegvarek Newspaper SpOrts Editor We4trim: Pew Member, Cagier/4e .. -... Ainorcl ...... Phil Smith, Jack ggity Pifer Sfirtticl 6 414% I 64010-up E-ditots Vern Baker, Elaine James, Frank Brows, SocietyafrEditor .' Iletty Whitaker Golden, aeorge Stratton, Roger Freeberg. Street, !INN, JON, .p.1 s.cce Press of the Globe Printing Company, 1445 South First San Joe*, Dinh Assistants Roger Freeberig, Itetic, Root Page 2 San' _lase State College Spartan- Daily- Thursday. March 3. 1949 Caltfornia. :410! Smash the Filibuster Th*"'Settate of the United States is in for one of the Frosh Views, on College Problems Campui Calendar stotiiigf'seisiotis in history. FOrst shots have been fired:, setg off a'bitttle that may rage on and on for weeks Say Registration Thursday. March 3 filst4rta retain' the filibuster. . Washington Squares Cap Professor Could be Better Oral Reading Program, Speech department, 8 p.m.. Southern democrats, are marshalling their forces for By BILL RAVER , room 17. an all-out fight to retain the most un-American rule on the Do freshmen entering San Jose Began 4 books and block propOsed ci il rights legislation. Career State college get the break they Friday, March deserve? Delta Gamma -Alpha Omicron Pi pledge dance, closed.. ptitting Harr), S. Truman in The White. House, the In 11101i Schooi Recently Freshman class coun- Ste. Francis Yacht Club. majority of voters put their stamp of approval on his pro- cil members were asked to answer Workshop Convention. Province XV of College Club four questions. The first 'two gratit The filibuster fight must be decided before that pro= Willard Schmidt ques- department of A.H.E.A. Home Economics department grail (thie-peOple's choice) can go ahead. It is a neceSsarY. tions pertained to the first 'quarter Has.Good Ricord problems of registration 1 p.m., invitational. struggle. and per- By PYRN CARTWRftIHT sonnel guidance. The third ques- C.C.F. Inter-collegiate Symposium, Student Union The filibuster must be stopped at all cost. Every citi- The Wg man around the San tion concerned Freshman Camp 9.to 10 p.m. Jose State college Police school is and its worth. In the fourth ques- Gamma Phi Beta Pledge Dance, dosed. zen, you, you and you, must he assured his rights. The Willard E. Schmidt. Traditionlly tion the freshmen were asked to Invitational Meet. Men' Negro citizen and poor whites have just as much right to enough, Mr. Schmidt looks nothing list their likes and dislikes about Boxing, Northern California vote as big business and political Machine-controted men. like what a police officer should the college. Gym. look. Bald, hefty Huck Schmid Pledge Dinner Dance, dosed. It i a fight for balance of power. is easy to laugh and modest about Of those present at the council Theta Mu Sigma his achievements. meeting 47 freshmen wrote an- Kappa Kappa Gamma Pledge Dance, Casa Del Rev. swers. Machine politics and Ku Klux Klan methods are tm- Mr. Schmidt's police career 9 to -1' a.m. fii-e. These narrow-minded, prejudiced factions are started before he was out of Ber- The question of registration keley high school. It began when claimed an answer on almost ev- lireeding grounds for anti-democratic movements that Would his YMCA group gave a banquet ery paper. The major problem Is Saturday, March 5 sahatage our way of life. With the filibuster abolished, civil and Invited representatives of the just a plain lack of knowledge various professions to talk Junior Prom. Civic .Auditorium 8:30 p.m., open to all' rights assured, political power to stu- about the registration booklets. would shift to the Negroes dents who were undecided about Many students suggested that a students. and labor in the South. The powers of gree4 and hate do their life's work. He Struck up a complete explanation of the book- Workshop Convention. College club Department of conversation with Inspector Woods let be given to the entire new class not Vent this. of the Berkeley Police department before registration. A "step-by- A.H.E.A., Home Sconomicss department, 8:30 a.m. to 4.30 and showed such an avid interest Sex Professor at Student Nurses step" explanation was suggested. p.m. the time for thinking citizens to put public that he was invited to talk at Visit Hospitals A booth with faculty members Dance, Brook Dale Lodge. 9 to Opinion tuppo rt behind the anti-filibuster movement. 'The greater length to August Vollmer, Loss for Answer on hand to help the frustrated Chi Omega Pledge fight mast be won. chief of police in Berkeley. The From the Daily Californian, On Weekend Tour frosh on reg day was mentioned. 1 a.m.. closed. next day he started a part-time monarch of the college tabloids, job in the records division, con- Pre-nursing students will tour Should Post Signs Civil rights, the American way of life, hangs in the comes a story concerned with Dr. Sunday, March 6 tinuing full-time after he was Alfred C. "Sexy" Kinsey's recent two San Francisco hospitals Sat- Signs indicating that the various balance. graduated from high school. California lecture. It seems. that urday, Miss Pauline Davis, direc- classes are filled should be-posted Blue Key Movie. "Seventh Veil" with James Mason tor of nursing education, an- Mgard Schmidt passed the at the end of the talk, Dr. Kinsey immediately when the class is fill- Todd, Morris Dailey Auditorium. 7:30 to 1030. police officer emu's When he was attempted to answer questions nounced. ed. the group suggested. This and Ann onb, 18 bet had to watt until he submitted to him by the students. The group will visit the Uni- would eliminate standing in line f% was 21 before he could wear his Most of them concerned the versity of California hospital and only to find that it is too late and Monday. March 7 star. lit the meantime he was usual queries about pre-marital Children's hospital. They will valuable registration time has This Will Stagger You given a permit to carry a gun sexual relations, pornography, and leave at 8 a.m. and return about been wasted. Student Body Council. Student Union. 4:30 to 6 p.m. and participated in many arrests. the like. The good doctor answered 5 p.m., Miss Davis said. Checking out confused a So impressive was his record all of them clearly and intelli- She added that the girls will be few freshmen. They didn't Tuesday. March 8 Dr. Margaret Jones' home economics class is currently that Chief Vollnier (now retired) gently, until he did a double-take expected to bring their own know about final signatures and just where to spontioring an exhibit says, "At the time of his appoint- and was at a loss for an answer. lunches. Transportation will be Choir Concert. Morris Dailey Auditorium. 8:15 p.m. on the uses and effects of alcohol. hand in the booklets. The issuing ment, Professor Schmidt was com- The question was, "Do you think by school busses. The group will of a floor plan of departmental If ednesdav. March 9 .This exhibit should be of interest to old fashioned petent to function as a police offi- sex is here to stay?" meet in front of B73. cial in the sev- Saturday evening the girls and location in both gyms for registra- students. eral branches of their escorts are invited to a semi- tion day and the placing of em- Kappa Kappa Gamma Pledge-Active meeting. Student formal dance by the Women's phasis of registering in important the police serv- Merry Terriers Union, 7:30 to 10:30 ice. In fact, Medical Auxiliary of Santa Clara classes first were suggested. p.m. to county. The dance will be held shortly after his Go the Dogs Concerning the problem of guid- Psychology Club ineeting,f Student Center. 7:30 p.m. Walk -r in the. gran Incr. ItTnennn'e rinh non day and the placing of em- eral branches of their escorts are invited to a semi- Kappa Kappa Gamma Pledge-Active meeting. Student students. phasis of registering in hnportant the police serv- formal dance by the Women's Merry Terriers classes first were suggested. Union, 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. ice. In fact, Medical Auxiliary of Santa Clara county. The dance will be held Psychology Club meeting, Student Center. 7:30 p.m. " .1-4 shortly after his Go to the Dogs Concerning the problem of guid- ca induction into of- in the San Jose Women's club ance, most freshmen said that they PASADENA, Cal. (UP).--This stitution. They said the students ' DI fice he qualified from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. is the story of six fox terriers had received satisfactory advice. and the instructors are easy to get ALL *sewn Would Benefit State as a fingerprint Pre-Ivied Clubbers, who went from riches to rags. However, several plans for pre- along with and are, in most_cases, and photographic The mother terrier and her five registration counciling and tenta- helpful. 8iin Jose State college could make Use of a museum. expert in the Dad Won't Part Guests See Film Buy Bi pups found life pretty luxurious. tive approval of the ,programs State and Feder- Pre-med society members and In warm weather they lolled were forthcoming. ' Likes and Dislike A number of excellent scientific collections., including al courts and ap- With His C n4:61) guests will see a movie at 7:30 about a Big Bear lake dude ranch Suggests 4Prosh Week' of rocks and minerals and a peared as a wit- A modest bunch are the Uni- Both the Library and the Coop p.m. tonight in room S-210, ac- (me of local insects, another for dogs. In cold, a station wagon Some advisers are apt to be ness in a number of important versity of Michigan boys. Seems came in for praise and one young cording to club president Russell slope bird and animal skins are now sped them to swanky Palm quick and not complete in their edileetion of Pacific criminal cases. His excellent work as if an outfit called the Union- lady even wrote that she admired Marino. Springs. Between times they en- answers and some keep students stered. iri cubbyholes and crannies in the Science building. in the Records division, under the League-Men's Glee Club is spon- the Spanish style architecture of the meeting- and movie, en- joyed a suite at Pasadena's Town waiting too long in outer cham- direction of that famous expert, soring a talent contest, and an the college buildings. titled "Physiology of Normal Tiley are displayed only occasionally when there is spice House for dogs. bers, according to the frosh. Captain C. D. Lee, has given to Irving Voyer, who plays the comb, Menstruation" is open to all in- In three months, they ran up a ..One girl suggested d "Fresh Primary dislike was the general iti the hall exhibit cases. him the knowledge requisite for that he intends to win "hands terested students, Marino said. $2210 bill for room, board, sham- said lack of school spirit. To over- instituting and operating a rec- Week" as used in some colleges. poos, pedicures and other neces- down." come this more mixers and better that ords system in police departments Undoubtedly other department) have material sities of life. Mrs. Vestal Fisher Voyer related that his father Freshman Camp came in for rallies were proposed. ; Experience is the best of school- of ,all sizes." for permanent or loan collec- of Los Angeles neglected to pay once had a comb, but "when he much praise by those attending The general lack of lockers for masters, only the school fees are might: well form the basis Marries Captaini aughter it, the owners of the dog hostel- saw it, he lost his hair. I've been last year's gathering. boo,ks, the Little Theatre being heavy. HORS in a college museum. In 1931 Mr. Schmidt married ries, Gladys and Richard Diaz, playing his comb ever since." tised as a classroom, and the fact Carlyle Miscellaneous-Essays. Captain Lee's daughter, Marjorie. Several first year students stated said in a suit filed yesterday and In case the students don't hap- that professors fail to return all Experience in preparation and exhibition would bene- "There's an interesting story that the counsellors weren't too the terriers were evicted. pen to like his comb-playing, examination papers, received one behind that, too," says Professor sharp and didn't seem to under- fit students in a number of courses. Exhibits wouldstimu- Mrs. Fisher then tossed them in Voyer said he could win on his gripe apiece.' Schmidt. "I knew her brother stand the registration themselves. El Charro Cafe the unfashionable kennel at the "looks and personality alone." late new interests. Bob all through grade school. We While it could hardly he said city pound. Numerous complaints about the FOR ONLY became separated during the years that this small survey is k cross Such benefits justify the expense invoked in equipping food, entertainment, and time and I didn't meet him again until lice school had an enrollment of Movie Magnate schedule were received. One per- section of the Freshman class it. 65 tyliestit room with display tables and cases as a beginning. ,Captain Lee and I were working 45. Today there are 132 names son complained about the lack of does represent the feelings of the A Good Meal with on a case together. I went over on the roster and he hopes before Pays for Wedding majority of those who know their' *0 should begin. information on the camp, Soup - Dessert - Coffee to their house for supper one eve- too long to bring it up to 500. responsibility toward the class, the , HOLLYWOOD. (UP If any Breakfast Served ning and re-met Bob and his sister. "The day of the brow-beating Likes and dislikes about- the col- council. of the feudin' Hatfields and Mc- I remembered then that I knew cop if it ever existed-4s gone lege brought forth several strange Om in food, for a $5.00 lewd Coys are fixin' to patch up the Each year new problems arise j Nast Opm 5ain, to I p.m. her as a little kid in grammar and our biggest job here Is to answers. quarrel and get hitched, movie that must be dealt with So that school. A few years after we met make the public aware of its non- A. CONTRERAS, Prop. producer Samuel Goldwyn prom- Nearly everyone thinks San Jose those following might find the again, we were married." existence," says Professor Schmidt, 17 S. 2nd St. Bel 8182 ises to foot the bill. State college a very friendly in- road just a little easier to 'travel. Mr. Schmidt broke his neck in Today, Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt Goldwyn, whose latest film, a yiwrars (a type of Jude) meet live in Los Gatos. Their home is "Roseanna McCoy," is by coinci- in 11133, five years later he broke a 67-year-old barn that Schmidt dence based on the famed hillbilly It span slid was put on 'a pension. remodeled, doing all the work him- said he is searching for a ne elate to San lase State In HOW self. Besides being head of the "feud, Hatfield and a McCoy who want siglial up for 13 ultitio and taught Police school, he is kept busy at- PERMANENT WAVES to get married, and are descended anbtber nine. tending meetings of the masonic from the original clans. Dining the war he was the Na- Temple, International Association Without Cost!!! tional Chief of Internal War Re- of Chiefs of Police, P.T.A., Cali- Location authority concerned with fornia State Employers associa- TONIGHT Given without charge by our the re-location Of the Japanese. tion, the Executive Board of the . . Perms . . "To get that job," says Huck Society of Advancement of Crim- licensed operators with the purchase Schmidt, "I had to fill out the inology, California State Teachers of Professional Wave Solution Usual applications and list the association, the B.P.O.E. and sev- usual references. I named a gen- eral others. Extra charge for tleman who was, a few weeks lat- He believes that juvenile delin- er, to become the Governor of one quency best can be met in the Hair Cutting, Shampoo and Set of our states. In the process of schools. "After all," he contends, checking my application, they con- "the teachers are trained in child Appointments I had given. in the tacted the references psychology and are educated 0. Evenings The governor had never heard of best way to handle the kids. They Friday Saturday this Willard E. Schmidt and a big should be given more authority."
stink started brewing. witf- 'Ask If He Snows Huck' PERSONALIZED "No wonder, I thought. When 50c Luncheon RED NORVO AND HIS BAND HAIR I was a kid, even before I started at srifuNs in a great grammar school, everybody called This service is offered ,you to stop HOUSE loved to hunt me Huck because I "THE FAMOUS" OF and fish and always wore overalls COMICEMI unnecessary damage to hair and CONEY ISLAND atlaa Jose's just like the Finn of the same scalp caused by cheap home per- nickname. 'Ask him if he knows Mellow coffers served fres with MbiltgeRnery Theafrei manents. Take advantage of our this tasty luncimon. 'Huck Schmidt,' I told them, and witil MAIO DARIEN professional service and have your the said. 'Huck Schmidt! Well NZ. "Call IV' COLDWAYES WO didn't you so? Of course OPEN 24 HOURS hair loot( professional. 011, OF FLIGHT When it struck an electric light Wire, this say lutow hint' I got the job." Pate and Gust. Props. %Wont' Roan 75e 0-E, belonging to George Ditties, or When Willard Schmidt came to 32 E. Santa Clara St. San Jose $1.01F-4115116-$1.01 211. Wes. Sim Carle*, Phone Col. 2421 W'L. landed too suddenly. Davies was critiiall, hibweit Thw San Jose State in 1989, the Po- ,"
March 3; 1949 -SAN -JOSE STA COLLEGE- SPARTAN DAILY
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?CARL CASE Nap hms "CaMpee, Meefing7 was' hitcl Tikesday night in Morris Dailey amlitiOliew'fientlet409110;. Mi. Wilber F. Luick said yesterday. The meeli";weepetkenlefliffricthir American Town Meet:ng of the Air. Natiortet HbeltIV hietirance- was, the subject of the symposium- forum whieli'coestated ;of ider speeches. These talks were followed by Jh&ittThBehaIfofDnce a qtatgatikin, parlair %Welt' the aseuestee. pertimpatet,' Tftirqbeee’fOrtileli Juradr Pram, "Jardia du Salt," March 5 in the said: Civic' aeciffdrkeirl; will'reteleer malty priiits, George Bushing, chair- Speakers were Ed 'Kelly, junior N. Is man of the Prom, said 'yesierdity. penology major who spoke in fa- Ihthad The Oilier area Topetiblacket from' Coleman's, a dress from vor of National Health Insurance. the'Cotfoh Cofthly, cwbbile!riiity bloome freae the Hollywood Shop, His speech developed 'the need for ,a short -sleeved, cashmere sweater solving the problem on a national AtiRChb MINDSZENTY PROTESTS PILE UP ... Theseremis eC hikes pee- from Hoffman's, a two-piece bath- testing Cardinal Mindszenty's treason trial pile up daily at the stile basis. ing suit from department's public views and inquiries branch. Shoirn416eiterrefing Camercittutiv Stuarts, a pink linen Lloyd Melina' sophontore a pile of letters to be acknowledged are Mrs. Meadie .dress from Thelma Richardson's, lice major; thil- seemtkil speaker, office of rook affairs and Lessard R..Cowies, chief of By Moreau depertment's Will and a strapless dress from Lou- tvaa against the Meiiiittre:' lit' sae the Dublin views and Outsides branch. Speak antT's. %located -it voittatery meditate. With HORSE OF A DIFFERENT COLOR... No, It's not the Lone Ranger "The greatest danger to the A wfld-lif4 photographer who and his bans Silver. It's Gomm believed to be the only performing aid fe, - peep* whirl:ward not United Nations is the indifference was once mistaken 'for a rose- Other prizes are a pair of nylons zebra in the world, shown with his present trainer, James Haar . pay for thelt own medical cafe. of the people in breasted grosbeak will speak in from the Prof. George F. Helier se Bloomsburg (Pa.) Teachers college, imported each nation to the Red Cross Head Gives Fashlonette, a pair of The third, William Nichbls; jun- work of the United Nations," be- San Jose March 4. - white snng pumps from Leeds, a Gonda frees Africa and taught him to walk a teeter-toiler, Italia, ior social science- major, spoke in jump a lisemlie, pick up a handkerchief and issued a pedestal. lieves Marty Moreau, speaker at pair of green "Morylette" shoes favor of:the, plan. To support his He is Allan D. Cruickshank, Monday's meeting of the Interna- from ParlOw-Rerans' a red arguments, he answered the ob well known' authbr-phOtOgraptier, tional Relations clubi Aim of Drive leather bag from Blum's. jections to National Health Insur- who will speak, at the. Civic audi- ance. Moreau was one of 40 California Ed. Wife The campus Red Cross drive begins Monday. The torium's Montgomery theater, ac- A portrait will be given by students who last year visi Spartan Daily takes this opportunity to publish an "Wrialeitter "Vern cording to Lowell C. Pratt, direc- Gregory Agalitat Plass ted Wing's Studio. A record album Congress in Washington and the Bobby Brown, campus chairman, addressed to the shalent’bedfand tor of public!, relations. will come from John Gregory, junior political Campi's music United Nations at Lake Success. expressing the aims of the organijation. store. A dozen roses and a crown science major, was unique in that The mistake in Cruickshank's March 3, I949: piece will be given to the queen he was opposed to all existing Ii was the impression of the identity was Made by a group of To the Associated Students of San Jose State: by the House of Flowers. They plans. He pointed out the major speaker that delegates to the ornithological, students in New' is a great, United Nations conference had a To many of us, most of us perhaps, the Red Cross York's Central park. The students will also give corsages to the defects, and said'itt order' to -solve far-reaching National organizatIon that of howbeit when- the problem,- sincere desire to preserve world appears out of bird life were recording what attendants. , it: Would; be' first disaster strikes and somehow brings order out of chaos. This necessary to make progress. in peace. ever they thought was the song of a conception of the Red Cross is right as far as it goes. Truly at Van- Other Prizes Donated U. 'all solving the problems in the stand- Watch Own Interests rose-breasted grosbeak. at Texas City, at a thousand scenes of major disaster Free hair styling will be given ard of living, housing', diet and port, and one "On the other hand," he said, during the past 68 years the Red Cross in with a prorstpt- They discovered later that they by the House of Royce. Two free nutrition; and sanitation. has moved "these same delegates fought to long experience. had been recording the grosbefic's tickets will be -given by Fox West of The question'peried thltt follow- ness and assurance born of protect the national interests of song as rendered by Cruickshank. 'Coast theater, and each attendant 4.30 ed the speeches- was very Bret, We here in San Jose are interested but not vitally concerned their countries in committee The New Yorker, however, is will receive a year's Mr. LuIck said. "The questions meet- with this national program as yet not, at least, until some com- subscription ings and regular sessions." best known for his photographs of to Lycurgus. from the -audience were extremely parable calamity should hit here. However, this does not lessen the .Moreau said that the greatest Cross birds taken .in all parts of North 9 to provocative/ and tlatughtfttL". need or minimize the importance of having an active Red Three Judges will choose the cause of difference between na- America, particularly in New One question that was intro- chapter in our midst. What our average conception of Red Cross queen and her attendants front Mos was on the basis of econ- York. duced challenged the cost element lacks is knowledge of what actually does happen here in San Jose, among the co-eds on the dance omic philosophy rather than na- of the plan. It asked why it was every day of the year, and what the local Red Cross chapter is doin,g The lecturer, who appears under floor. tional sovereignty. CIRCUS IN THE SNOW ... This striking statuary, wrought in snow necessary to require a man that aboutt. the auspices of San Jose State Lobbying was prevalent in the Judges are Miss Trula Hart, and lie, is the entry of Chi Phi froternity in the 39th annual Dart- earned a large salary- to support ple.ivie think of a "disaster" as something that effects a lot of peo- college and the Saida *Clara coun- United Nations, just as it is in women's commentatcir for radio mouth carnival. Entitled "Cirque 11-11iyer" (The Winter Circuit), it the medical costs of a low sal- . . but how about the many many -little disasters" that happen ty Audubon society', Will tell' of of New Roehelle, N. Y., class of 1950. Congress, the speaker station KEEN; George M. Down- 030. was desirned by John Wale aried man. revealed. so very often to our friends and neighbors. "Little disasters" to us opportunities fer nature study In' ing, Junior Chamber of Com- Advattage or Red Tape? Among the groups which exert but big disasters to the individual or family concerned. Our local and near New York City. merce's "Young Man of the Year," The affirmative side answered pressure on the United Nations Red Cross handles these cases as routine duty food here, shelter His discussion will' be illustrated and Miss Winifred West, personal that the plan would reduce the are the American association for there, clothing, bedding, money all dispensed by your local 'chapter with colored motion pictures, shopper for Blum's. Frosh Mermen Drop cost to everyone. The negative United Nations, the Citizens com- to your own peoples. mittee for United Nations reform. But every relief undertaking, every "errand of mercy" every many of thein taken in New York side said that if the insurance Music By Bore to city or within an hour's drive of principle was in government hands Federal Union organization, the Motor Service run, all cost money. If Red Cross is to continue to Meet to Stanford city. Phil I3overo and his KGO Studio it would involve red tape and bu- United World Federalists, and the be the factor in human service and relief that it has been for more the Capturing but three firsts in orchestra will supply "sweet and reaucracy. It would cause an World Republic group. than half a century, we rnust provide the funds with which the work His lecture is the fourth in a smooth- music" for "Jardin du nine events, San Jose State's awkward form of standardization "The accomplishments of the tan be carried on. series of five Audubon screen Soir". Vocalist will be Nadia freshmen swimmers dropped a which ruins the doctor-patient re- United Nations are much greater This is Red Cross month throughout the nation, and Monday will be Red Cross day at San Jose State college. For the years of Red tours presented here this year. Canon, the chaqrman said. one-sided meet yesterday to the lationship. than many people realize," empha- service we have received, we are asked but (ince a year to Much reference was made to sized the speaker. "Newspapers Cross Fred Ross, baritone, junior eh- nt Stanford frost, 43-31. something toward its maintenance. One-hundreEl per cent Senate bill five which was intro- over-play disputes which occur." contribute gineering major: and Miss Evelyn j Only of all local contributions remain in this community to be spent for the Haines and Bowman of the duced in the 81st Congress by Must Support UN Dance Master Gives Huchison, mezzo soprano, wilt sing I "He's the ' Spartan paddlers were able to Senator James Murry of Montana. welfare of our citizens. The Red Cross is our organization: every- kind of character who "The people in each nation must selections from "Desert Song." calls a spade a shovel." dunk the high splashing Indians Dr. L. W. Mouat and Mr. Luick, thing it'does is for us. Let's support it! Carl Holmberg, entertainment support the United Nations if it RC)1111Y RF2nwni AA Group Lesson A C..a. ZbLJOS. LAOS A .t.flIC, j141111J1 1 stamord trosh, -..,-.... contribute something toward its maintenance. Onehundreki per cent 1 Senate bill five which was intro- over-play disputes which occur." gineering major: and Miss Evelyn Only of all local contributions remain in this community to be spent for the Haines and Bowman of the duced in the 81st Congress by Must Support UN Dance Master Gives Huchison, mezzo soprano, wilL sing "He's Ms kind of Spartan paddlers were able to Senator James Murry of Montana. welfare of our citizens. The Red Cross is our organization: every- character who "The people in each nation must selections from "Desert Song." calls a spade a shovel." dunk the high splashing Indians Dr. L. W. Monet and Mr. Luick, fhing it. does is for us. Let's support it! Carl Holmberg, entertainment support the United Nations if it WAA Group Lesson in their events. Haines won the co-sponsors of the Quarterly Stu- BOBBY BROWN, chairman, revealed. DINAH'S LUNCHEON is to succeed," he said. Red Cross Chairman. ALL YOU CAN EAT-95c 220 freestyle and 440 freestyle dent forum known ,as "Campus ir Charles Weidman, noted expon- Moreau also related George Buehring, chairman for races. while Bowman and Knight Meeting," were well satisfied with some of his ent of modern dance, will give a experiences in Washington. While the Prom, emphasizes that the, 111 Buy Bid to Junior Prom. tucked away diving honors for the Tuesday eveningpresentation. master lesson at San Jose State Is the national capitol, he inter- College Student 'Lost And Found' college Monday, March 14, from dance will be open to students and the Spartans. Present piens call for a campus viewed many senators and repre- 2:30 to 4:30 p.m., according to Fat frees all of the classes. "It is net 7:10 meeting to be held each quarter. Office Appeals sentatives. Defies Science Roan, publicity chairman. limited to juniors," he said. - "I was very pleased at the fine Congressmen as a whole were Reminiscent of the days when cusgell turnout in view of the fact that The Information office has The lesson, which will be spon- Bids for the Prom are on sale evasive in replying to Don't miss a college-girl special it was a rainy and unpleasant questions, college students took up goldfish again issued an appeal for stu- sored by the Women's Athloitk as- in the Library arch frOm 10:30 night," Mr. Luick commented. but Helen Gahagen Douglas was swallowing, comes the information , e a- dents to check with the lost and sociation, is pee to all WAA' a.m. to 3:30 p.m. ever yday. They "The audience of 350 people was an exception, he stated. tfrom the Michigan Daily that one ormal found department for any items members, holder* of student body are also being sold by junior coun- like this . . . alert and attentative and helped Donald Brown, '52, downed 48 raw In- they have lost. cards who have participated in one cil menibers. Bids may be pur- to make the evening a success." oysters in less than half an hour. There is a vanety of items on quarter of WAA-aetivities, or who chased for $2.50. Dean Dimmick Brown, according to the Daily, hand at the present time, Mg. are active in WAA this quarter. To Convention originally sat out to gulp 60 of Edith Huber, office secretary Those interested are. asked to Rating Sheets the things, placed before him in stated. This includes two women's -e register in the Women's gym Tues- Sent Employers Of Educators a local taproom. wrist watches, a manicure kit, day, March 8, from 11:30-2430 and Miss Helen Dimmick, two slide rules, and a miscellane- 4:30-5139, 100% CASHMERES Rating sheets are being sent out dean of He said he chocked earlier with and on Wednesday, women, will ous assortment of pens, note- to various supervisors and admin- attend the ninth bien- two university medicos on the March 9, from 11:30-2:30 p.m. The nial conference of the books, gloves, bandannas and even class will be limited to 70 girls". istration head& regarding the California chances of completing the task. association of Women some men's jackets. The items and those first to register ,will be teaching success of San Jose State Deans and "After a somewhat lengthy treat- Vice-Principals to be held will be returned upon identifica- accepted. A registration foe of t1 college graduates now in teaching in Santa, ise on the human stomach and in- Slipon,11 98 Cardigan,$9.98 Cruz March 18-20. tion by the owners. will be charged., * positions, Miss Doris K Robinson, testines, both agreed that it was Placement department head, stated The three-day session will begin impossible," said Brown. Friday afternoon with registration yesterday. "But," he added, "I decided to and dinner, followed by an infor- defy science." Colors of green, cherry, blue, pink, beige, mal meeting. Dr. Harold Taylor, NEW AT BLUM'S "THE FAMOUS' president of Sarah Lawrence col- At 5:30 p.m., weighing in at 135 black or yellow. Sizes 34-40. lege, New York, will address a pounds, he began his meal. On CONEY ISLAND general session Saturday. The completing the 48th oyster, how- conference will end Sunday morn- ever, and with 12 minutes re- 50-c Luncheon ing with a breakfast for old and maining, he shoved away the Proportionate Skirts new, officers and a chapel service. 182 Coffee served fres- with this plate. delicious luncheon. Hart’s Sportswear Second Floor AVAILABLE IN OPEN: 24 HOURS THREE LENGTHS EVERY bride Pete wishes for her aid 6-st. Props. meel very. own Sterling 32 E. Santa Clara St. San Jose solid silver eitaik Small 4' II" to 5' 2" beauty that pays &eat, lifetime compliments Famous Name Shoes. Medium 53 27 to 5' 6" to tier taste! No ftceou Tall 5' 11" wonder brides prefer 5' 6? to Towle Sterling because it is #04011. beautiful, and imucs? 10.95 yet not expensive!
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ft Page 4 SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE SPARTAN DAILY Thursday, Mardi 3, 1949
40=000:=0001 GOAL DUST 13 HAL SOUSA ON TO KANSAS CITY! 000000001:10001 It was a fitting tribute for the Spartan basketball squad to elect Bob Hagen, sensational senior forward, as Spartans Smash Waves their captain for the 1948-49 season. The fleet-footed San Franciscan has been one of the mainstays of San Jose State's outstanding cage attack, which 6046, Win NIAB Trip boasts two straight CCAA titles. Despite a siege of illness,. By GEORGE LAJEUNESSE Hagen left his sickbed to spark the Spartans in several REDONDO BEACH, Calif. (Special to Spartan Daily) important encounters. , Its on to Kansas City for a baffling bunch of San Jose State basketeers as they swamped Bob averaged 10.5 points per game last year end won tribal regalia, Chief Pepperdine college here timight 60-46, WASHINGTON POW WOW. . . Dressed in fall Peter Dan Moses, to win the right to represent California at the NAIB tourney starting a position on the All-NAIB third team at Kansas City. MO., James (left), 71, of the Sanpoil tribe and Chief Jim a house public lands next Monday. The CCAA champions, held to a nip and tuck first of the Moses Columbia tribe, testified before would restore to half by the when San Jose marched to the quarter-finals of this tourney. -committee on Indian affairs on a bill which pounding Waves of sub Colville (Wash.) Indian tribal ownership certain lands upon the Pepperdine, slashed back in the Great when the chips are down. the speedy ace has tallied Joe Monaghan et the Cohrilis reservation. Interpreting for them is last half to grab the victory in '296 markers during this campaign for a neat 9.5 average reservation. Frosh Five gallop. per tilt. The graduating hardwood star is a credit to basket- Bob Wuesthoff playing his ball, San Jose State, and Skipper Walt McPherson. finest game of the season inspired Ends Great Ads the Spartan victory with a series IAnnouncements Classified of sensational jumping twist Cage Season Many local professional boxing fans will have their SPARDI GRAS COMMITTEE. shots. Westy accounted for 12 FOR RENT Meet in room 8 at 3:30 today. markers. Don McCaslin, State for- By HOWARD CARMICHAEL attention focused eastward on March 11 when San Jose's Note, George Buehring. ward, rang up high point honors own J.. T. Ross and Steve Belloise, top ranking middle- BOARD AND ROOM: For three with 15. Stu Inman and Capt. Bob The San Jose Spartan frosh STUDENTS ATTENDING college girls. 285 S. 12th. Hagen netted 13 apiece. basketball team finished their' weight, fliash in famed Madison Square Garden. SPRING SF-S-SION OF WEST season last week end by trounc-, COAST NATURE SCHOOL AT. ROOMS: For three college girls. Jim Hamilton and Bill Mitsch, ing the Faultless Cleaners 70 tot The "Slender Slasher" was headed for the Washing- DEATH VALLEY: Meeting in Breakfast and kitchen privileges. Pepperdine forwards, kept the 30, and Forest Pool 56 to 36, to ton Square institution and a possible berth on the San Jose S-112 today at 7 p.m. Remember, 260 Ninth. Waves in the ball game during the cap what is probably the finest' first half. At one time the south- boxing team when lie turned to the "fight for pay" sport. no fee refunds after Friday. MEN: Room for two, block and frosh season this school has seen ianders enjoyed an eight point in many a decade. Ross had high regards for the ring tutoring of Dee Portal. JUNIOR CLASS: Meeting to- a half from campus, $5 per week. lead. Half-time wore was 25-23, With these twin wins Coach' day in the Student Union at 3:30, 468 S. Sixth. Spartan ring coach, and had his heart set on wearing the a two point edge to the Spar- Tom Cureton's boys achieved the special Junior Prom meeting. 'gold and white colors. However, the San Josean has made TO FACULTY MEMBER: tans fine record of 18 wins and only Large, well furnished front room. good in the pro ranks, holding a long string Of victories. ATTENTION SENIORS! Ord- Coach Walt McPherson must 3 losses. Underrated most of the Individual heat, use of phone. ers for senior graduation an- have waved a Kansas City corn- season the local frosh went into $7.50 per week. 177 S. 10th. Stu Inman top scoring Spar- crew last night in Redondo His potent right-cross has been the main weapon .in nouncements now being taken in fed steak in front of his boys' the majority of their games un- tan center talUed 13 points to Beach, Calif. Stu and Co. next putting 26 opponents down for the count. Ross is now on room 8. Hours: 10:30-2:30 YIWF, R0011 AND BOARD: For col- eyes during the half as they came derdog only to come out surprise aid his teanunates overcome a appear on Kansas City, Mo., and 10:30-12:30 T. Th. Order lege girls. Can accommodate a back on the floor and turned- the victors. Some of their wins were the threshold of gaining national recognition. hard fighting Pepperdine hoop hardwoods. Photo by Del Carlo. Now!!! group. Clean, good food, large game into a rout. over such teams as .the USF FORESTRY CLUB: Meeting in rooms. Ball 3763, after 4:30 p.m. frosh, Hartnell College, S. F. Wuesthoff, MeCaslin, and Hagen room S216. today. at 7:30 p.m. State junior varsity, and Leon- MEIkr!STUI5ENTS: One and a gathered buckets with wild aban- Chuck Hughes. quarterback magician, has been in- Business meeting and election of ard's Sport Shop. half blocks from campus. Kitchen don in the nightcap period. In- vited to participate in the San Francisco Forty-Niner's officers. Everyone interested in CLARK STARS Baseball Squad privileges and telephone. $25 a man, as cold as yesterday's joining please attend. opening workouts at Menlo Park when football practice month. 468 S. Sixth. mashed potatoes in the Opener, Much should be said for the PRE-MED SOCIETY: Movies went slightly wild with four rapid new coach of the frosh five, Tom rolls around. "Buck" Shaw. mentor of the bay area squad FRONT ROOM: For two male will be shown at tonight's meet- baskets to help nail down the Cureton, who came from Pitts- in the All-American conference. has watched the tall Spar- Every- students. Kitchen, laundry privi- burg high with a win streak a With Cops room S210 at 7:30. ing in Opens victory. one interested is invited. lege. On bus line. $25 per month. basketball floor long, to organize tan quarterback in action and is impressed with his .work. 102$ S. 10th. The tense battle was marked by Should old Sol find it expedient 0, T. CLUB: 'Meeting tonight and polish into a smoothly work- Starter on the 49'er eleven at the key position is the comparatively few fouls. Pepper- ing group a bunch of relatively to cast his .smiling countenance in B72 at 7:30. THREE HEATED ROOMS: SJS Swimmers Meet dine's ace forward, Hamilton, green high school boys. upon the Municipal Stadium this great Frankie Albert. former All-American at Stanford. ALPHA CHI EPSILON: Meet- New twin beds and furniture. went out on five with seven min- Walt Williams Gael Mermen Tonite ing tonight in the Student center, For six college men. 633 S. Fifth. But, it cannot be said that in- afternoon, Coach Compton's Bev Wallace, long-throwing passer. is the num- utes left and the Spartans pulled State varsity swim- at 7:30. dividual talent was lacking. At will send his Spartan baseballers San Jose ber one understudy of Albert. With football and occa- away to the final tally of 60-46. after the Oakland Police team at mers will match naval power with P/ NU SIGMA: Meeting today center, and captain, stood 6 ft.. FOR SALE The box score: 3 o'clock. the Galloping Gaels of St. Mary's sional injuries, it is difficult to say when Albert or Wallace in B73 at 12:30. This meeting is 5 in. George Clark, a masterful tonight at 8 o'clock in the Spar- very important! ball handier, whose ability and Teeing off today in the first may be knocked out of action. 1936 PLYMOUTH: Good condi- San Jose State (60) tan pool. team play should carry him into game of a 27-game schedule, the NEWMAN CLUB: Meeting to- tion. $275. 297 S. Ninth, evenings. Hughes has developed into a fine passer and expert fg ft Pf tp a varsity altion in a season or San Jose State team has been Coach Charlie Walker's charges night in the Newman Hall at 7:30. Bal. 1730-W. ball -handler and should pre:4, the San Francisco regulars. Inman, c 12 1 4 13 two. working at a feverish pace to will be out for their first varsity 1936 CADILLAC V-8 LIMOUS- McCaslin, f 10 5 4 15 At the forward positions were ready itself for the coming 2C21 win of the 1949 season. Chances Don Belmar and flashy John Heel Trouble Puts INE: $125. Good engine, body. Hagen, f 10 3 4 13 baseball race. Williams has the of victory rest on the shoulders is nothing so bad or so Young. Belmar started slowly but Dimag in Hospital Call Col. 9834-M, after 6 p.m. Romero, g 0 0 0 0 'quad cut to a workable size and of Captain Pat McConnell, George goodnrthat you will not find Eng- of the season was the Wuesthoff, g 10 0 12 by the end the outlook for the team is far Sheets, Dick Hofman, _Earl Guts- lishmen doing it; but you will ST. PETERSBURG. Fla.. Mar. mai rur.vrint.rT rnnna with el rwInn. - ss +he. ensonti . 111,00 difficult A.. WA the squad aark. I r.I.LCI4b1Je1 XVI 1 trona nras, anu rraucia I never find an Fnelichman in the I wiongliffer- 1936 CADILLAC V-8 LIMOUS- McCaslin f 10 5 4 15 At tne torwara positions were ready itself for the coming 2C94. win ot tne tutu season. a.,nances 1 Don Belmar and flashy John Heel Trouble Puts INE: $125. Good engine, body. Hagen, f 10 3 4 13 baseball race. Williams has the of victory rest on the shoulders ! There is nothing so bad or so ! Young. Belmar started slowly but Dimag in Hospital Call Col. 9834-M, after 6 p.m. Romero, g 0 0 O 0 squad cut to a workable size and of Captain Pat McConnell, George good that you will not find Eng- i Wuesthoff, g 10 12 O 12 by the end of the season was the the outlook for the team is far Sheets, Dick Hofotan,.Earl Guis- PETERSBURG, Fla., Mar. lishmen doing it; but you will ' ST. 1931 CHEVROLET: Coupe with Enzensperger, g 2 2 1 4 most difficult man on the squad from dark. ness, and Francis Lai. 2 (UP)--Joe DiMaggio left the never find iii- Englishman in the rumble seat. 16 inch wheels, Rod Crowe, f 0 0 0 0 to stop. Young furnished speed Frank Wallace will open on the These men were point getters wrong. He does everything on New York Yankee spring train- tires, excellent mechanically. Best Thomason, f 0 0 2 0 and color to the team with his mound today and is slated to work in the meet last week with Stan- principle. He -fights you on patrio- ing camp today to fly to Johns offer. 220 S. Seventh. Above Stu- Giles, c 2 1 0 3 nifty dribbling and deep court the first three innings. Pete Mesa ford. tic principles; he robs you on Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore dent "Y." Crampton, f 0 0 1 shots. will pull the relief role and finish I business principles; he enslaves for treatment of his bad right McConnell has profen himself Sold, Rented, Repaired BACK BOARD CONTROL the contest. Wallace is a trans- you on imperial principles. heel.. WANTED Totals 46 14 16 so one of the best collegiate divers Last night the heel, on which Glen Lovell, the most improved fer from Santa Rosa J.C.. while in California. Bob Edminster, George Bernard Shaw. HUNTER-PETERSON Dr. George D. Bennett of Johns man on the squad, along with Dan Mesa is up from last year's frosh Spartan diver giving McConnell The Man of Destiny. EQUIPMENT TWO ROOM HOUSE TRAIL- Pepperdlue (46) COMPANY Hopkins operated Nov. 15, became Inveen and Orv Johnson at the team. Mesa also was a leading a lot of competition, will perform 71 E. SAN FERNANDO BAL 4234 ER: 1948 Columbia preferred. Support the Daily Advertisers! inflamed and began giving him fg ft pf tp guard positions did much to con- pitcher in the winter league here from the boards tonight fOr the Call Col. 91614, after 5 p.m. great pain; Hamilton f 10 0 5 10 trol back boards and keep the in 'San Jose local sailors. opponents points down to 710 in Mitsch, f 10 1 2 11 Pete Deveni, workhorse catcher LOST Faulkner, c 6 2 3 8 21 games. . WE WILL DELIVER YOUR DINNER from last year's Spartan nine The temperance lecturer asked Larson, g 4 4 4 8 "I'm proud of the way the boys will open behind the plate and his audience: "Now, supposing I CHICKERY-CHICK Paul's Smoke Shop PAIR OF GLASSES: No glas- Gibbon, g 4 1 1 5 took pride in their' game, es- will be a steadying factor for had a pail of water and a pail of Free Delivery V2 Chicken PIPES - TOBACCO ses, no classes, so if found, please Furlong, c 0 2 3 2 pecially defense," stated Cure- these new men of the Spartan beer on this platform, and then 'til 9 p.m., 10 p.m. Sat. Roll, French Fries 1.35 GIFTS return a pair of skin colored, plas- Joest, f 20 1 2 ton. "In each game they took de- varsity. brought on a donkey: which of tic rim glasses, in an imitation Still, g 0 0 1 0 light in outsmarting their foes 1080 E. Santa Clara Call Col. 8734 Closed Monday 14 So. Soiond St. Col. 90I1-J the take? leather, slip-lb case, to the In- and deciphering their plan of at- In the infield: Jack Burt ner two would he "He'd take the water," came a formation office. Totals 36 10 20 46 tack." There were few offenses will cover first. Tom Okagaki voice from the gallery. the frosh couldn't stop; their will handle second, Will Conck "And why should he take Hey, Fellows and Girls three losses were by slim margins. lin takes the hot corner at the water?" asked the lecturer. In Fight Game For To die: to sleep: Clark finished as high point third, Don Lopes at short. and "Because he's an ass," came the They're GENUINE CORDOVAN No more; and, by a sleep to say man with 203, an 11.3 average. Stan Petersen, Mel Stein, and Showdown with Joe reply. 4 off per gal we end Lovell came next with 135, 7.1 Jerry Nelson .will rove the out- by Winthrop MIAMI BEACH, Fla., March The heart-ache and the thou- average, and Belmar was close field. 2. (UP) Mike Jacohs, elderly sand natural shocks behind with 132 for a 6.6 average. Saturday afternoon at 2:30, and what a buy! on Ethyl and ailing president of New You'll hove to That flesh is heir to, 'tis a con- Other high scorers were Cliff weather permitting, the Spartans York's 20th Century Sporting look groomed to summation Plielps with 100 and Keith Reid will meet the San Jose State SERVICE TOO!! Club. said today he would try to have her say Devoutly to be wished. with 93. alumni team at Spartan field with maintain supremacy for his box- "yes- to your 51395 Shakespeare Halment Con Maloney, Bob Santos, and Spartan Service ing organization in the wild pro- invite to the Act III. Sc. 1. Cliff Craig sharing mound duty. 3rd and San Carlos motional scramble launched by Invitational. Joe Louis' retirement. THRUST Training is everything. The Grammarian's Wife "What. HOTEL peach was once a bitter almond; kissing the cook, Amos? 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