41111111111."-- Cords And Calico To Reign Saturday AA._ W "S Jinx Tonight QUEEN BILLIE REGRETS; CALLED Wonder Child Will (ET All Invited To Yell Contest Ends 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 midst of supposedly The contest, slow to get under- has been called to San Francisco final Jinx At 9 o'clbck Saturday night the way, was started Melzer, drive chief, yesterday en- plans, the unexpected has put com- lull Junior and Sophomore Wednesday and by a millionaire showman in con- grand mittee heads be continued until today. On the gineered an elaborate scheme to into an uproar. A dance will sway into a reality. junction with a proposed vaude- USW judging committee are rally head, tap Universal Picture corporation. celebrated childa tooting prodigy The dance, culminating weeks of 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 will be in order. Neckties will be --eurrEzer celebrity. 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 In One-Acts Given Test 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. T. W. MacQuarrie enrolled in school by the geographical allusions Dedicated to the best interests of San Jose State IBy dramatic talent in To 1 _ was the chief contribution gleamed the lines, certainly not by the Published every school day by the Asecuisted Students el See Jose State College Perhaps I shall tell you what the four one-act plays pre- dialects. Entered as second class matter at the San Jose Post Office from Teal know about the effort of the so free to the pub- The cast seemed to have Ca Columbia 4131 1445 South First Street sented last night missed Peek of Glebe Printing called College Council for Peace to Sukcription 7k per quarter or 51.111 per year. lic in the Little Theater. the whole point of the playthe bring to this community the grue- Same "SPRING" BEST heaviness and stodginess of the EDITOR FRANK BRAYTON some, if artistic, play "Bury the mountain people. Superior Phone Columbia 89IW Best performances of the eve- vas Stop Dead". Presumably the play de- newcomer Etta Greene, MANAGING EDITOR LOUIS WALTHER ning were turned in by a couple who die. picts war as so terrible, and the played a fine speaking Phone Ballard 7800 of the newcomers in college dram- voice and life of the sol- stage presence. SPORTS EDITOR DICK EDMONDS atic productions, Henry Puckett Disappointing was Out to Ballard 4994J diers as so im- competent Phone and Lavalle Smith, playing in the usually Lorraine maggregaWo:iniaornsivttiikon BUSINESS MANAGER BURTON ABBOTT moral, that any Callander who played the "Spring", a fantiatical little play grand. chee, Stati Phone Columbia 2229 one seeing it mother part with with paper cut-out trees and a gestures of a EDITOR EM M ET BR ITTON would ever after- COPY debutante. Others in the play, Ballard 615M ridiculous moon overhead. With an ward be a pacifist. which was directed by appealing sense of the romantic, Bill GUNN st Berkely NEWS EDITORS T h e committee Cesari Puckett played a poetry-writing were Harry and Marian Monday, Bob Kelly Tuesday, Bill Gambell Wednesday, Marion Starr from the Council sailor, and Miss Smith was his Hushbeck. Thursday, Ora Lindquist Friday, Wilbur Korsmeler asked if it might net ebil'aii admiring girl. Both got across the HELEN MECK GOOD be given in our the COPY DESK Helen Meek did the best piece underlying idea of author Clement, of game, with Caroline Walsh Bob Kelly Virginia Bates Anello Rosa auditorium t h e there acting in the final play of the pro- Morehead Bill Rodrick Jean Scott Marian Schumann that in a humble environment lice encou Jeanne night before Arm- comedy, Gordon Stafford can be beauty and an almost idyl- gram, a "Grandma Pulls a 6 istice Day. Rate lic happiness. "Spring", handled by the Strings". Playing the pare of SPORTS DESK Because of my experience in the best directed a twelve-year old girl, Miss Meck Jack Marsh James Marlais Wilbur Korsmeler Diane Wood was penetrciithceemic previous years, I was suspicious portrayed a keen sense and Clark MacKenzie Kermit Anderson play of the group given. under. treexpect Of the motives behind the request, of the Opening the program was "For standing psychology of a score. ADVERTISING STAFF and expressed the opinion that of Michael", which for child. The play Itself was weak, v Bill Evans Rejeana James Jack Reardon Margaret Latimore the Love Several such a play should not be given suffering from awkward action George Place the most part was too spotty, lack- and Iwo eleven on this campus. The plan looked actors. For ing continuity to carry the play miscast example, the State show Special Contributor Dr. 'I'. W. MacQuarrie like an attempt to counteract the play towered along. Of the cast Geraldine Can/- child in the over the ment, Calif Colunmista. Raymond Wallace, James Bailey Armistic Day celebration with an altar was excellent as a rattle- mother. Other players besides Kim thr insidious suggestion that patriot- though headed debutante. Dorothy Hawley Meck were Mary Bussey, Florence large ism and loyalty are worthy only was inconsistent in her character- Murdock, Marian Peterson, and Iwo ortir thr College Patrons of our sneers. Vivian Wood. IMPRESSION OF EUROPE ization, and Grace McBurney made were kisses I was assured that it was a plays were too many facial distortions for any The sets of the con. ,L,t enk . s i sincere attempt in the interests of Group Increases praise. Director of the play was structed by members of the stage. Howeverb peace, and I suggested that if such DISCUSSED AT FORUM Julio Franscotti. craft class with Peter Mingrone as by were the case the committee should manager. DISAPPOINTMENT lie Walker Size Thru Drive get in touch with the veterans' organizations and have them put A disappointment was "The Last BY DR THROCKMORTON iiththeickhinoksnlyi on the play as a part of their of the Lowries", which is probablyrobably Membership one- Swim A N. Will Open To Armistice Day exercises. Knowing Paul Greene's finest munioianYom:yhe "Every night I pray that King those organizations from the in- act play. A difficult dialect play Parents, Friends ed Stanford Edward wil have the courage to side, I knew that they were just of the Carolina mountain folk, it Be Held Monday Of School The Spai marry Mrs. Simpson," said Rev. as devoted to peace as any group proved too difficult for a hard- take to the J. W. Throckmorton before the possibly could be. I felt Sure that trying cast. That the play was set A larger dinner and more en. Membership in the San Jose same start Open Forum yesterday at noon. the Veterans would be glad to have tertainment will be featured Mon. State college Patrons Association victory hot "Such a marriage by the King It if it would foster peace, and at day when the women hold their reached a new high at the regular H.E. Club InitiatesNew Saturday. would set an example which would the same time they would inves- quarterly Swim-A-Nic at the meeting of the group Wednesday Two men help in the struggle that England tigate it thoroughly before accept- Members At Reception swimming pool and at the Costa afternoon as a result of an inten- last week p is waging for progress in opposi- ing it. ------Hotel on North Market street. sive membership drive being car- lion this v tion to the strangling tradition Initiating 54 freshmen and trans- Games and stunts of all kinds ried on by the Association, accord- A committee of the Veterans injuries. TI which hinders her at every turn." fer girls Tuesday evening, the will be featured during the swim- ing to Mrs. C. C. Gilliam, president went into the matter. They read flashy nisi the Dr. Throckmorton explained. Home Economics club held a semi- be held from of the group. At that time over the play and approved it. They ming, which will formal reception down with EUROPE TRIP at 8:00 in room 4:30 to 5:40. Water games for 100 members had paid their dues. even went so far as to announce it ankle and one of the Home Economics build- those who do not swim expertly In charge of the faculty mem- Illustrating with testimonials as a part of their Armistice pro- reserve ma ing. It was a candlelight service, will be held as well as games for bership, Dr. H. A. Sotzin, of the what he heard or saw upon his gram. Finally they went to San ken blood I the room being illuminated with swimmers. through Europe. the speaker Francisco to investigate it further, the more experienced Industrial Arta department, an- trip candles and Martin C decorated in red ber- 50 CENT DINNER nounced that 70 members of the presented the vital problems, as and to get the records of the feet fame, ries. following the them, which faced each of players. Much to my chagrin as The Italian dinner college teaching -staff had joined he saw The program, forward pi which was in swimming will be larger thin year the Patrons Association. the countries he visited as well a veteran, they came into my office In be the charge of by Dorothy Naylor, con- than formerly, being the regular as the world generally. the next day, saying quite point. tensive TELL PARENTS sisted of a vocal solo, "My Rosary," restaun dri of the enthusiasm ac- edly, "Why didn't you tell us that dollar meal offered by the "In spite sung by Wanda stltute for "We would appreciate it a great Tower; a reading, ant. Students attending the Swim. companyb.g the military demon- this was a Communist outfit?" is "Rouge, Lipstick, Powder," by served capable deal if students would tell their I A-Nic, however, will be stration upon Bastille Day in had to explain as well as I hold up t6 parents and friends of our work Frances Oxley; and a piano solo cents per plate France. I have great optimism over could, and told them all I knew the dinner at fifty "Dream of Love" played by Olga will want line and invite them to join the Associ- be- about it. Entertainment at the dinner the possibilities of world peace They, of course, gave Brydon. In the 131 ation," Mrs. Gilliam declared. be managed by Delight Cameron. cause of the fact that the peoples' up the plan immediately, and that to worry above ex- Mary Mascovich was in charge Swim- a "Every dollar we make parade all just adds one popular entertainer at past placards carried in the more argument to of refreshments, penses is spent for the benefit of Betty Mumma, A-Nics. Mary Willson and .1 ern shouted the hope of permanent the charge of the right wing was the college students." chairman of the Decoration of table franticly that on this campus we Merritt will have charge peace." committee, and Mary Hayden plAuosaciirtioirignntg.lell She stressed the point that mem- decorations and place cards. BORDER PLEDGE are just a bunch of Communists. headed the invitation committee. bership in the, group is not re- I know, of course, that some of our NO SWIM CHARGE Throckmorton further stated, stricted to parents of college stu- Dr. There will he no charge for peace advocates are happy that it they're enough to contaminate a "thousands of French in the North requirement dents, but is open to any one in- has come out this way, almost swimming, the only with their neighboring few others and exercise their terested in the school. had pledged being that students bring o.k as much so as if they had actually blantant leadership over a hand- Germans never to cross each office. Suits accomplished their purpose. Any cards from the health DINNER DEC. 10th unfriendly in- picked group. other's borders with towels be furnished by embarrasment for the college is I have purposely and will ON refrained from CBI Plans for the Varsity House tent." students all right with them. the gym department, but "Open House" to be held Novem- tragic part warning our newcomers against Emphasizing that the their own caps. While I don't know all of the the few campus should bring ber 4 have been completed and of the Hitler regime in Germany radicals which students who attend the meetings we happen WORK to have. We the group is now planning an an- is that the constructive measures started out of the Council for Peace, I feel this fall so well, Plan niversary dinner for December 10. that are being carried out for the and with such a Group Meets To very certain that the most of them fine spirit, hist7ndect eaah people, Dr. Throckmorton pointed that I hoped it would Holiday Charity Work 11, are sincere and truly interested in not be necessary. Coach out, are supported by the race However, when Chs outlawing war. I shall have to say, recently a freshman, freshman hatred necessary to successful dic- a truly fine Taking steps in preparation for Notices however, that they have accepted young fellow, told team by ( tatorial power. me that he had charity and social service work very poor leadership, and that I Joined a small Lacks and t group purporting during the Christmas holidays. the Will all Smock and Tam mem- Sigma Kappa Delta meeting in doubt very much if they are in to sponsor a septet, ya worthy cause which I Kindergarten-primary group will bers who have not yet made ap- Publications' office at 12:30. All old favor of any kind of peace. knew to be It is gE dishonest, I realized meet at the home of Misses Lon' pointments Co.- their La Torre pic- members please attend. Still, in 3000 students, we're Just that I had Cwieh Loct neglected a duty. aine Smith and Frances White- tures please do so as soon as about sure to have some of them. Let me say to all newcomers on Street more, 222 South Seventh team win possible. Today, Friday, October 30, is the I'm inclined to think that we this campus, "Be careful what kind to discuss plansl for the caniallign out in last day to drop courses. should, for certainly no real col- of an organization you join. Don't the ' five Will all Rainbow girls interested Joe H. West, Registrar. lege can be a community apart. affiliate ado with one just because it Preparation for the social set' in organizing a college Rainbow We can't develop the sturdy citiz- claims a Coached tea good name, tor too often vice include the gathering of suit meets Mon- club please sign up on the sheet The Pre -Legal club enship America needs in any such organizations merely hide needy, pack. ’th01 veal able clothes for the acrosa vva, bulletin board in the maln day, November 2, In Room 11 at cloistered existence. It is almost be- sadistic hun- on the tendencies with a show of ing Christman lunches for the hall before five o'clock today. 12:30. Mr. H. A. Gabriel, prominent yond my comprehension that any water fight respectability. Better ask one of gry, and other acts of kindness. local attorney, will speak to the one born in this wonderful land the deans Cln a pla if you are in doubt. whLoitrermaionree Semi uibth meanmdbe"Fr.arlrece! to Ret. away , Spartan Daily staff meeting In club, Please make arrangements should desire it. destruction. Still, They know the decent organiza- office at 12:45. All present as his talk is of vital we seem to have them. Not many, tions be- qUestIon th Publications be and the indecent ones, and quested that interested girls not attend. Importance to you. perhaps only one or two, but will be 'light Time members must glad to give you councel." longing to the group attend. AMR" Frosh Eleven Travels To Salinas For Tilt Soccer Eleven Injuries Hurt Spartan Chances To Meet Bear For Victory Tomorrow; Junior Team Tomorrow' College Eleven Reputed Strong red the Which SAN Same Lineup JOSE, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1936 Play Large the Stanford CROSS COUNTRY TEAM;::: was Stopped Tb, To Start Yes. Those nd Soccer Boys Are Tough league-leading MEETS GOLDEN BEARS Offensive Game the Coach as Out to set DeWitt Portal's freshman his haun- I ne California Bear back on cohorts swing into the waning soccer GRIDDERS much improved ADMIT games of the present d. ches. State's TOMORROW. season and ' BERKELEY aggregation travels northward to- meet the strong ..,alinas junior col- engagement morrow for conference After Getting Taste Of Shin-Kickers lege squad tomorrow afternoon at Salinas in the 111, at Berkely. Sherm Sawtelle Dark next to last conflict for the Spartan Babes. an Two times the Spartans have By JACK MARSH Horse Of Clash emerge from Owen Collins was the first Somewhat demoralized since the met the Bears only to cleated Dud's boys. first and gym -suited gridder With Leaders defeat at the hands of the out- battle badly clawed. The to step out A defeat at the hands of the played Santa Rosa team, of which was scheduled as prac- of Sparta's gym for a little work- soccer team, playing soccer, wasn't the yearl- gime, "Beat the Bears!" to. handed out the last Monday afternoon. ings face a task in building up their tice encounter, California so bad. The final score was 4 to 2 Such Is the battle cry of San morale to overcome the 118 6 to 1 shellacing. How- Owen and the rest of Dud's boys in favor of the Walkermen. Salinas State a Jose were told Monday State's rapidly improving team which tied the Santa Rosa of ever. the locals had only a weeks was for them a GEE WHIZ! cross country team as Coach Glen squad, six to six, in an early season sok practice under their belt, thus were day of recreation and rest. But when the sun had sunk low E. "Tiny" Hartranft and eight con- battle. expected to run up much of a Mischievious kids, used to dish- not over the Spartan gym, the grid- fident long distance runners leave a ing it out and taking it aplenty Winners in two out of four tilts score. ders, covered with the mire and the campus tomorrow morning for ak, weeks ago Saturday, the every afternoon, usually intensely so far this year, the frosh will at- Several grass stains of the football prac- the scene of their meet with the and elevens met again, and while dislike a day or even a three-hour tempt to finish the season with an two tice field, had their back line up powerful Golden Bears of the Uni- the considerable improve- afternoon of inactivity. Especially above -par score, and to do this they State showed to their own goal line vainly at- versity of California. the won 5 to 1. Al- Owen, who deminds us of a high- must take both of their next games. ment, California tempting to keep those ubiquitious ODDS ON BEARS The Lisa though the score was nearly as strung thoroughbred. Long, nervous struggle at Salinas tomor- soccernien from shoving over one The odds are high and point to nee observers agree legs that snap tight at every step row will be the main affair as far large as the first, more touchdown. These two teams a Coach Brutus Hamilton victory as football is end two or three of the Bear's goals you know the type. concerned for the were now playing touch-tackle foot- as the mystery man of the Wash- wand of Lady State college fans. The varsity is were kisses from the LOOK OUT, VARSITY ball, a game started at the in- ington Square campus fails to laying off Luck. this week in perparation So Dudley's gridders trooped stigation of this same Mr. Owen make an appearance. However as soccer games are for the Humboldt trip next week- after Mr. Collins in search of new Collins, who hollered loud and long Bud Buyers the phenomenal von by sinking goals, Coach Char- end. fields to encounter and perhaps in a very determined, confident, Spartan freshman from Paso Rob- lie Walker has been smoothing out Chances for a win for the Babes conquer. and even angry voice that the les who won the San Mateo meet the kinks in his offensive machine have been somewhat dimmed with Dull orange unlorms surround- varsity football men would now rub with a sensational record-breaking which only began to click last Sat- the announcement that Frank ing soccer players attracted their the noses of the soccermen in the performance two weeks ago has urday when the Staters unceri- (Larry) Favor, outstanding half- attention across the field; so the mess they had created with a touch not reported for practice or has moniously dumped the highly tout- back, would probably not see ac- San Jose State football team ran football game acting as the chas- not been seen in school since the ed Stanford squad, at Palo Alto. tion, since he is suffering from a across the field that overlooks the tising medium. day after the race, The Spartans are expected to chipped elbow. Favor has been re - speech arts department to see just Mr. Owen's face is very red. Although he won the long grindi take to the field Saturday with the isponsible for all of the touch - rn- how this cartilage-pulling game is The final score of the football at San Mateo with ease and fin- same starting lineup that brought downs in the games this season game read soccer players, 6; San ished the 2.6 mile course without victory home from the farm last played' and he will be sadly missed. Some Leir It was a sorry afternoon for Jose State (football) varsity. 0. extending himself, he pulled up Saturday. other members of the squad have the at the finish with an injured toe. Two men were on the side lines been confined to the Health Cot- iota NEED THE SUPPORT tage, but should recuperate in last week probably will not see ac- Whether he shows for the meet tion this week, time to be in a suit and most ids either, due to leg 'Spartan Boxers tomorrow morning means the diff- injuries. of the game tomorrow. am These are Mendes Nepote, INTRA- MURAL erence between victory and de- flashy Captain Leroy Zimmerman will On inside right man, who is Compete Monday feat. . He ran the Junior college down with SPORTS be counted on to do most of the of- for a slow healing sprained runners into the ground without ankle and George Hogan, valuable By WALTER HECOX any serious training and would fensive work and big Don Pressley tly Championship un- reserve In at end should be up to par for the for man, who is nursing a bro- doubtedly trim the Golden Bear ken blood vessel. aces first time since he cracked his s. The Spartan Daily basketbal Martin Olavarri, he of the clever ankle. brilliant moral vic Locals Given Chance Scheduled as a practice meet, feet team scored a the fame, has captured the center tomorrow's clash with the probable A fighting team will take the tory over the Japanese club last To Collect Titles forward position and is expected champions of the Northern Calif- field tomorrow determined to score night and went down to defeat to be the sparkplug of State's of- ornia soccer a convincing win and move ahead tar were playing At Stockton conference would set fensive only because they cur- drives. Bill Pavioni, sub- the stage for a natural as Ted in victory side of the ledger. a superior team. After playing all lm stitute for Nepote, has shown he With one first place a certainty Volmerbrilliant but inconsistent around their opponents for four s capable and willing and other possibilities of wins California freshman runner will wed should from the and five hold quarters the stalwart lads ate. up the right side of the for- the Spartan leather pushers are compete for the Bears. Daily found themselves a paltry Notices ward line with credit. into shape for their STRANGE NO STAR will that fast getting In six points behind, in a game roe, the backfield, State has little final Pyramid tournament bouts to Coach Brutus Hamilton lacks an A green Sheaffer fountain pen to worry ended 22 to 16. ia- about with Karl Drexel be held this Monday night at individual star. Any one of five was lost Wednesday bearing the guarding Diminutive Kermit Anderson r17 the goal and Captain Ray Stockton. Bear varsity runners are capable of name of Leona Solon. Finder please took the night off and wielded the Me Laelergue at the right fullback The Joe SietzByron Lanphear winning and will finish in rapid return to Lost and Found or owner. Position basketball with even more effici- bout holds the top interest spot order. It will be up to one of the ency than he does the typewriter for the evening. Lanphear is a eight Spartans to finish ahead of Lost: A wallet containing papers to score twelve of the 16 points for former San Jose State boxer and these five or break the Bear mo- which are valuable to the owner. made by the Daily cagers. ant is now fighting for the San Jose nopoly on cross country points. Reward. Leave at 420 South 5th or B1JCKET-BOTTOM come- TURNS Big Mel Isenberger hit the 169 Bears. These boys fight at at Lost and Found. sits back trail last nighi and scored pounds in the light heavy novice Bernard Broadus. by ON your large points that aided Main's division. Rate Propaganda COACH. In addition to Dr. Sotzin's talk, victory over pre- >nts UNDERHAND Prunepickers in a George Latka who took the nod undefeated Wolves. Main Miss Lydia Innes, appointment viously over the favored Montana Wilson scorer of this group, Warns Dr. Sotzm etary, made announcements was the high of Fresno last Monday will enter N% BELIEVED concerning appointment pictures. AFOOT up 14 points. chalking the ring a slight favorite over his an That modern youth must learn Dr. James DeVoss announced boys will meet the of the Under Donadio's opponent, Manuel Cabral advertis- irk hand plotting against to weigh propaganda and that certain scholarships and fel- Wolves Monday, while D.T.O. will San Jose Bears. This fight will Coach Charlie Walker ing in order to have a clear under- lowships are being offered through and his tussle with the Spartan Daily. be in the Senior lightweight div- for freshman reserve standing of facts was a statement college personnel offices. Students Water Polo at six. o'clock. learn by Both games ision. head )rit Coach "Bucket-bottom" made by Dr. Heber Sotzin, who wish to apply must see Dr. Tomorrow is the last day for for the the Locks and his Bob Harris, fighting of the Industrial Arts department, DeVoss some time this quarter. San Jose high school sign up septet. intramural divot diggers to Spartans at 156 pounds, will have rill Is this possible' during a talk to seniors in orienta- It with "Tiny" Hartranft for the of him if iritit8X03XCEOMECEC mr is generally a tough evening ahead tion yesterday. believed that had Coach coming tourney, so you lads he wins his semifinal fight from ,te- Locks is planning "There has been an evolution in his to cross coach better hurry. Ed James of the Twin City Athle- correspond with CHARLES S. GREGORY ret, and help the opposing popular phrases to team tic Club. The winner of this match go win. Well it economic eras," he said. "During DesItt her of out will all come in the by Brown. will then fight it out with the win- was wash this afternoon at Lost: Text book, the blase days of 1929. Yeah?' Distinctive Jewelry five o'clock Lost and Found ner of the semi-final fight. This 1932, er- when the Locks Please return to the correct retort, while in coached team division has been the most hotly usual "OUR RATES ARE RIGHT" ult. from San Jose high or Kay Rice. C.W.C. "What'll we do' was the school contested in the entire matches makes the long journey phrase." Specially designed pins for on. across and will probably be no exception Washington Square for a organizations. Beat quality water fight NOTICE next Monday. ton, and to fold up the card of with the Walkermen. Can entrants, Don Walker, at prices that please. ceO a player Bill Radunich, San Jose novice San Jose cross his coach and All organization presidents division, is Spartan Senior heavyweight fina- get away with it? in the heavyweight 607 First Nat. Bank Bldg. This is the in your Co-op question that please look scheduled to mix with Merril list will engage Ed Hanna of the 6th Floor will be settled to- night 'Brae boxes today. Club of Stock- Napa Atheletic Club. will tell. Quick of the Athens IXECE03:003:001:8:ttg8:13:2'04:100.0 PAGE FOUR SPARTAN DAMN I I:I I ) \ )( 1( )13ER i0, I QV, Club Prepares Cato Stresses Campus Sing Set La Torre Editors Working Toward Productions Of Character In For 11 Tuesday Naturalness In Yearbook Pictures Satirical Play Attention, all you Spartan song- Appointment Deadline Police Address birds! The first community sing Child u Wonder To Set ever held in the San Jose State For 5 O'clock As a timely satirical farce on "Character is the primary requis college will be launched n ext Tues- This Afternoon elections, "Mrs. Rumpus", a one- All With a good police officer," stated day at 11 o'clock in the Little Astound act play by Dr. Dorothy Kaucher ite for Theatre. Berta Gray, Pulications If your hair is habitually parted of the Speech department, will be E. Raymont, Cato, chief of the office secretary will lead the sing- Solo S in the middle, if you wear gl produced by San Jose Players California Highway police, at an Trumpet ing. or if you have no hair at all, theft, under the direction of Hugh Gillis address before the police students characteristics Slides will projected onto a One) should show in at 12:30 Monday in the Little (Continued from Page yesterday afternoon. screen, displaying the words to your La Torre, picture, according Theater free of charge. form tonight. Evelyn Inert popular Mr. Cato was introduced by Wil- the songs, which, according to to Robert Rector, editor of the As this is the first public ap- campus torch singer of Spartan Berta Gray, instigator of the pro- La Torre, San Jose Siate College of the Players this seas- liam A. Wiltberger, head of the Revelries fame, will present a pop- pearance gram, will be run off in snappy yearbook, State Police school. ular burlesque number; and three on, many of the most outstanding San Jose e working toward fashion with no delays. natal, members of the group will take Speaking in San Jose last night on brown grass-clad misses will hula Helen Daily is in charge of the airless on La Torre pictures tnii safety, Mr. Cato came to the in a South-sea island manner. part. sing, and the committee in charge year," stated Editor Rector. Gary Simpson will play the part school to list the fundamental other nign-lignts ox entertainment of making the slides is made up change in hairdress or facial make- who is swept off qualities necessary for a highway will be a take-otf on the Court- of Mr. Rumpus, of Mirrian Carr and Frances up will cause the picture to look and an efficienct police Standish by Lorraine his feet by a radio address in patrolman Young. Leila Merritt and Ruth ship of Miles unnatural.TI officer. popular piano solos by favor of a certain candidate. His Bigelow will run the projection Callender; ES AND COAT views conflict with those of his KNOW WHY Dorothy Currell; dancing iy Claire machine. "This year, however, we are leading to amusing situ- necessary that a Nelson; and a humorous monologue neighbor, "I believe it is In charge of publicity are Vir- asking that all those men who and readings by Jeanne Crites and ations. student know why he wishes to ginia Moore, Anne Webb, and have pictures taken should wear Emma Borzone. Florence Murdock will enact become a police officer, and through Virginia Farrell. John Andrews, neckties and a coat. This system BERTA IS M. C. Mrs. Burnous, wife of the title the training offered by the San Jose well known college pianist, will of picture-taking will give the character, while Bill Gordon and Police school this ambition is being be the accompanist. With Miss Berta Gray acting as book a more uniform appearance" Marguerite Lee will portray the aided. Therefore a man is better "As the sing will occur on elec- Emsee for the evening, a grand Appointments for all La Torre neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Slocum. fitted to become a law officer in tion, it will be a good chance for march of all those present will pictures will close today at five d In the supporting cast are Peter the state of California," said Mr. students to warble their blues procede around the Hallowe'en clock in the Publication:: Office. Mingrone, Myra Eaton, and Harold Cato when asked his opinion of the away, or to give vent to wild joy decked hall while judges will pick All those who belong to organIni Randle. Mingrone will also be stage curriculum offered at the police if their candidate is leading in the the winners of the four costume tions formerly listed in the Spar., manager; Bob Jacobus, electrician; school. voting," says Miss Gray. prizes. Emphasizing the fact that tan Daily are urged to make their Florence Murdock, properties; and Speaking of the highway patrol- All students and members of the costumes should not be elaborate or appointments before that tint Gary Simpson, makeup. men, Mr. Cato told of the training faculty are cordially invited to beautiful, but extremely silly, gen- for the Coleman Studios of Oak. which future patrolmen must com- attend eral chairman Frances Simpson ad- land will start their picture-taking Interesting Journey plete. A school at Sacramento has vises prize-hopefulis to heed this activities on the campus this core. been set up which furnishes prac- criterion. ing Monday. Completed By Flyer tical training for the men which Hikers To Follow As a general mixer, games and FORMAL ATTIRE have passed the severe examina- folk dancing will take place during All members of the social 90r0e. (Continued front Page One) tion to which the men are sub- New Trail Sunday the first part of the evening, and ities and fraternities will be re Iowa,Omaha in Nebraska, Grand jected. popular dance music will be furn- quired to wear formal attire while Island, Cheyenne, Rock Spring, SCHOOL ished by an all-girls' orchestra. members of the football team will Taking advantage of the Alum be pictured wearing football jer. Ogden, Elko, Reno, and completed At the school the men are taught CIDER 'N DONUTS Rock guide service, members of seys. Members of all other or his journey in San Jose. personal contact, physical contact, Remembering the enormous ap- the Hiking club will follow a new ganizations will be photographed Upon leaving Bradford a near law, and the legal rights of the petites which have become ap- the fluid trail in Alum Rock canyon Sunday In regular street attire. catastrophe occured when citizen. parent on previous A.W.S. Jinx on their regular mid-term hike. Proofs will be ready for the et. from the plane compass leaked out "Above all, a future patrolmen nights, doughnuts and cider have compelled to Anyone who enjoys hiking is dent within five days after in and Ashworth was must learn to say no. A policeman been ordered with reference to the relying upon welcome to join the group, which picture is taken. All resettings fly into Cleveland is offered more temptation than same, according to Jane Moore- judgement. will meet at 8:30 Sunday morning will cost one dollar, unless the his own a man in any other line of work. head, refreshment chairman. at Seventh and San Antonio streets. fault in the picture lies with the ASH WORTH COMPETENT His honesty is tested at all times," As a last reminder, A.W.S. Pres- A short hike of seven or eight photographer. "Flying through storm-ridden Mr. Cato ident Barbara Harkey urges all stated miles to an altitude of 1,500 feet skies, Ashworth proved himself women students to attend the an- will result in an early return in the very competent in controlling the nual affair for which no admission afternoon, although each hiker Pre-Nursing Club Will light ship by keeping it on its com- is charged Commercial Club should take a lunch. pass course throughout the entir, _ Have Lecture Series A charge of ten cents will be flight while bucking headwinds, made for transportation to Alum The Pre-Nursing Club is spur declared Mr. Frank F. Petersen. To Increase Size Cords And Calico Rock plunge where cars will be soring a group of speakers for head of the Aviation course. parked. Those who To Reign Saturday the benefit of all Pre-Nursing According to Bob McEuen, pres- Plana are now under way for bring cars will be paid expense money. students. ident of the State Flying club, the building up the membership of the Continued from Page One) Miss Helen Bullock of the Li- The first speaker of the series plane used only $22.00 fuel for Commercial Club, under the direc- his popular voice. After him, brary department will be guest was Miss Lenora Holm, a reef. the entire trip and the remainder tion of Francis d'Artenay, presi- Steve Herscha, a newcomer to the faculty member of this hike. tered nurse from Highland Hoe was used for hangar expenses. dent of the club. ranks of entertainment, wilt be on pital now completing a course In REGISTRATION DELAYED for your approval. All students who are enrolled Public Health Work. Mr. Petersen and McEuen flew in any commercial subject are elig- DON THE DOPE Monday noon at the regular to Oakland yesterday afternoon to ible for membership in the club, To tip top the evening, and at meeting, the second speaker wit have the plane registered but found Dr. James Wood To and are urged to join. Sometime his wild best, Don the Dope, a real be Dr. James DeVoss of the Psy- that the necessary papers of the next week notices concerning mem- Lecture At Poets' unshaven and unwashed cowboy chology Department, who will Taylor Aircraft company in Brad- bership will be posted in each com- fresh from the Ozarks, will yodel of his experience in the Educat ford should arrive tomorrow. Gathering Tuesday merce class. his touching cowboy ballads into al Service Department of a "As soon as the plane is regis- "Because of the unusually large Dr. James 0. Wood, San Jose the hearts of you city fellers. pital during the World War. tered in Oakland and the National enrollment in the commercial de- State college Englisl professor, DeWitt Portal, eager to display All members are encouraged Commercial license has been issued partment this year, there is no will give an illustrated lecture on his keen eye for femine shades, attend this meeting. by the Federal government, I will reason why the commercial club "Hogarth and His Times" at the will be on hand at the door to begin to give flying instructions should not be one of the largest meeting of Pegasus, college literary greet all couples with his fair and to members of the club," said Mr. organizations in the school," stated honor society, Tuesday evening at unprejudiced hair decisions. Por- Peterson. Dr. Earl W. Atkinson, department 8:00 o'clock. tal will also be master of cere- Flying club members, according The meeting will be held monies during the intermission en- to McEuen, have began to make head. at the home of Mrs. Rideout, 95 South tertainment. necessary changes on the new "In view of the possibility of 14th street. Dr. Wood will illus- Patrons and patronesses plane which will make it adaptable such a large membership, the com- will be trate his talk with one Mr. and Mrs, M. A. $12.50 for student flying. merce club will probably be one hundred Heaelet, Mr. and Mrs. of the most active organizations reproductions of William Hog- N. 0. Thomas and Mr. NEW in the school this year." arth's engravings. and Mrs. Dewitt Portal, all of FOR THE Faculty Plans Revival All members of the society are the State faculty.

Of Fall Dinner Custom requested to come. New manu- Twenty five gallons of apple a rigUS Mrs. Stevenson said, after re- scripts will be react for approval, cider will be served to wet the CAMERA Faculty members at San Jose quests from several members of if time permits. tongues of the dancers. CANDID State will have a formal Thanks- the faculty that a former custom giving dinner at the Hotel Sainte of holding dinners each fall be .sw=1111116111111, Claire on November 23, the first revived. CELEBRATE HALLOWE'EN formal dinner for the faculty in The last affair of that type, The "Hot" Music of six years. she added, was held at the Hotel Decision to arrange the dinner De Anza on November 3 in 1931. FREDDIE NAGEL was reached yesterday morning by AND HIS FAMOUS 12 -PIECE BAND the faculty social committee, com- Forrest Coffee Shop posed of Miss Helen Dirnmick, TOMORROW NIGHT CLUB BREAKFASTS 25c up 0 S'. dean of women; Mrs. Luella Stev- In The WOLFF Complete PLATE LUNCH 25c For Titter Pictures enson, secretary to the president, Complete Delicious Dinner 40c CIVIC AUDITORIUM MAO( IN SAN JOSE and Mr. Charles A Goddard, dean Ladies 35 cents .11 '.1k)1 Open 5 Oil a.m. to 2:00 a.m. V DORSI- se eSrTn a mS,T, of men. Gentlemen 50 cents 94nso. SF 247 S. First St. Op. Mission Theater NOV 28 The dinner was decided upon,