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Cords and Calico a W S Jinx Tonight 41111111111."-- Cords And Calico AA. W S Jinx Tonight To Reign Saturday _ " Yell Contest Ends QUEEN BILLIE REGRETS; CALLED Wonder Child Will Invited To (ET All Today; Cup To Be TO S.F. FOR VAUDEVILLE TOUR Trumpet At AWS Hop Sponsored Presented At Hop Leaves Letter For His All - American - Boy Crazy-Night Jinx By Two Classes With a few smear'ems, spear Ch Supporters 'ems, and chew'ems, the rally com- Birlem To Donate Dance Music By Girls' mittee yell contest entered the last Entertainment To Be Dr. Billie Poytreas, newly pro- To Chest If day of its run today with the Orchestra, Campus talk claimed judges meeting this Junior - Sophomore dance hkh Furnished By Host afternoon to chance of garnering Talent Featured queen Letting no determine the winner of the silver will be unable to attend the the Local Talent extra dollars for the Community of Of trophy cup. dance tomorrow night because he Catapulting miracuously into the Chest evade him, Uncle Benny The contest, slow to get has been called to San Francisco midst of supposedly final Jinx o'clbck Saturday night the under- At 9 Melzer, drive chief, yesterday en- plans, the lull way, was started Wednesday and by a millionaire showman in con- unexpected has put com- grand Junior and Sophomore be continued until today. gineered an elaborate scheme to mittee heads into an uproar. A will sway into a reality. On the junction with a proposed vaude- dance celebrated childa USW of judging committee are rally head, tap Universal Picture corporation. tooting prodigy The dance, culminating weeks ville tour. Saturday night he will Don Cal has been secured to perform to- by the Junior and Sides; controller, Neil 0. Thom- Keith Birlem, the All American combined effort talk arrangements and terms of rn.a as; and yell leaders, Jerry Girdner, night at the A.W.S. Crazy -Night Sophomore classes, promises by Boy of a recent Spartan Daily Harold Kibby, his contract. Jinx to be held in the women's -sale of bids to be one of and Elbert Garcia. columnist's poll, was persuaded to the pre gym from 8:00 to 11:00. The prize for the contest will be In a letter of thanks to his mil- University to try the finest campus social affairs go to Stanford given at the Junior-Sophomore lions of friends Dr. Poytresa said: part of a happy-go- Traveling under the name of of the fan season. out for the Bertha DECORATIONS dance to be held tomorrow night "I wish to take this opportunity lucky, beer drinking German boy Black, the sensational child be in the Men's Gymnasium. Sides "The will astound its audience tonight The men's gym fittingly be- to publicly thank my many millions in the forthcoming picture, tal will make the presentation. Road Back." with a select repertoire of ingenious decked with orange and black of supporters who stood by me so eits "Yesterday it looked trumpeting. streamers, corn stalks, grinning rather steadfastly and loyally during the But before he went, Uncle Benny It, doubtful if the contest could be "LITTLE BERTHA" pumpkins, witches and scarecrows, trying times just past. Without sewed up one percent of all money continued due to the lack of sup- In reply to a Spartan Daily re- and filled with the music of the their efforts the eternal fame and his protege may make in a con- port it had received, but now we Stanford Ambassador's orchestra, undying glory that are now mine tract dew being held by Bud Stew. porter's demand for an explanation provide merriment for the itre so well pleased with quantity never would have been mine. art in the Co-op. Any money of the belated announcement of Lief will revelers until mid- and quality of yells we've received Yours for bigger and better queens coming from that source will be the tooter, committee heads de- !Int hallowen'en decided to go ahead with night that we WIlhelmina (Queenie to you) I. turned over to the Community clared that the theme of "Crazy- Masks, costumes, cords, calico, it," Sides stated yesterday. R. et I. Chest he promises. Night" which has been adopted for the Jinx, was misleading to the loll and slacks, or any informal dress celebrity. will be in order. Neckties will be --eurrEzer Little Bertha has definitely [ha: taboo. balked at performing before what ass FOUR MUSKATEERS she supposed would be exclusively tale To further tint the highly color- a male audience. Being persuaded only ful affair entertainment will also that only women will be present ter. be furnished. The Four Musea- tonight, little Bertha graciously gire teers, at their finest midseason form, have put originality into "The consented to toot. Hot Chocolate Soldier." AN JSE SINC 1857 C LIF . In additioa tc the prodigy, seven popular campus co-eds will per- Ing His flaming hair on display, Tommie Gifford will be next with VOL. XXV S \ JOSE, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1936 Number 27 (Continued on Page Four) (Continued on Page Pour) Young Aviator Returns Home AfterH2800 Mile Flight rht Hold Tryouts For Xmas Play Today :ha Tryouts for Philip Barrys "Joy- ous Season," this year's choice as ctS the annual Christmas play, will be orel held today between four and six pr in the Morris Dailey auditorium. disg Open to all students, the play ani has a cast evenly balanced between *et men and women and the length cs of rolea Students planning to tryout are z s advised by Mr. Hugh Gillis, drama- 11 tic head and judge of the tryouts, 'Pd to select a scene approximately in two to four minutes long which act can show the character tried out tot to best advantage. 107. Parts need not be memorized, irty and students trying :ted out can work their scene with another student, Who will be supplied at the try- outs. Copies of "Joyous Season" which college aviator is shown The new Cub plane was landed at Lhe San Jose Airport at 7:20 Is Hillis Ashworth, 25 -year old State a quiet forceful play of New here being congratulated by Frank Petersen, head of the San p.m. Wednesday, almost a day ahead of schedule, and experiences England life, are on reserve in the He Is also shown with the motor of Library, Jose aeronautics department. that young Ashworth had on his trip are related in the purchased by the State Flying Club, and the plane which was article below. the local which plane was flown across the United States by Photo courtesy Lomar Engraving. Comedy To Be Staged airman. Free In Little Theater ITINERARY RELATED In shttnt:lloEtettitetc:ASHWORTH,s place of the regular Music Half-hour, 'Joint Owners in Spain,' a light comedy, will be presented tree State students living at at 12:90 today in Thirty the Little By ANELLO ROSS ship 7:20 Wednesday evening at verse weather or dodging storms. Theater. the Y. W. C. A. were entertained for I Directed Accross the continent by air the San Jose Airport to complete Flying after dark, about one by Mr. William Mc Wednesday night at a Hallowe'en feat accomplished Coard, adviser of ;42.00 was the his 2800 mile hop from Bradford, hour out of Omaha, related Ash- Playreaders, the party In the Y gymnasium. Not will Hillis Ashworth, State college worth, he ran into terrific head- consist of Mildred War- consisting by Pennsylvania. burton, Games and a program Evelyn Pieri, Lorraine -aviator. Finnerty, student Not expected to land before winds which compelled him to rallander, and of two songs by Troy Lori-ice Ohlandt. Flying a Taylor Cub plane pur- yesterday noon he made a 900 mile make a forced landing in a de- The 'Callahan, a scene of the play is laid in accompanied by Ruth Utah to San serted field. As a result he found O chased by the State Flying Club, flight from Odgen, home for old Holloway and women where two pantomine by Jean way to San Jose, stopping at Reno where he it a necessity to seek shelter and women Ashworth battled his who are rooming together Steffins stay rest in a near by h4stack for a skit directed by Marjorie Jose through rain, head winds, was expected to overnight, Set on each other's nerves. entertainment of and only long enough to gas up. the remainder of the night. How were the main sleet, sub-normal temperatures they manage to gain a storms, completing his trip SLEEPS IN HAY STACK After leaving Bradford, Ash- lasting evening. allow friendship forms the plot the "The first good day of the hop worth made stops for gas or re- Of the was in 50 hours flying time. play which evening's entertainment is being con- The FLIES BY MOON from Ogden was yesterday," he de- fuge from storms in Erie, Cleve- ducted by of Keith Fill. Playreaderm, whose ac- under the direction The rest of the trip was land, Chicago, tivity Aided by moonlight and clear clared. cedar borings in is the the entire party was reading nod apprecia- more, and grounded his made up of encounters with ad- (Continued on Page Pour) tion Jacobson. , weather, Ashworth Of Modern plays. !arranged by Esther 1936 PAGE TWO SPARTAN DAILY, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, U1111. %AM JOSS le MLLE ta E New Dramatic Talent Uncovered Fr 1 _ N. 111 uki :IF: i .14,. dl ' al ir AI Just Among .1 j a 1111 .91 Given Test In One-Acts Night 1.11014011 41 'Lk- / le-41ip in the Carolina Socc , ,N n 1 N MS/ Ourselves By MEYER ZIEGLER mountains eoWd That there is some excellent new be concluded by the audience only Dr.
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