J .ea ducation Head Talks T eAt 'y11 Daily(lasses Dismissed ne g att At 11 O'clock To gether _fan_ Jade_ _Sto_t_e_ College_ SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, 1 IIFESDAY, MAY 9, Jose State xxvui. 1940 NUMBER id 13gi Hear Dr. Dexter DanWL who will Oct CO-ED 'ADVERTISEMENTS' At I I o'clock today the three-alarm general conference assembly AWS Jinx bell will ring and students and faculty of San Jose State it Redwood college will meet in the Morris Dailey auditorium to hear Cruz Moon. an address by Dr. Walter Dexter, superintendent of public 12. Held Tonight danc. instruction and director of public education in the State of ning will be California. the confer. In Women's CLASSES DISMISSED eme, "Down All classes will be dismissed; the library will be closed; and the entire college personnel will accept the invitation Ii hear talk. Gymnasium of the administration to wel- ere Are We ad "What's come Dr. Dexter, called by four weeks of prep- oldness All Climaxing Radio Network President T. W. MacQuarrie, aration, the annual Associated Wo- "one of the best speakers I have Jinx, final event of en to all who men Students' ever heard." calendar will be Representative ling to Vie. the organization's News of the superintendent's tonight In the Wo- Les Ruddell, eld at 7:00 visit was made known in a tel-
e wishing to men's gymnasium. Here Friday egram received by Dr. MacQuar- INVITED Immediately EVERY CO-ED rie this week and came as a re- affair to which cost of the An all co-ed Lee Strahorn, Assisted sult of an invitation extended by 5, according every woman student is invited to the President. participate at no admission charge, By Dick Bertrandias, "Dr. Dexter's villa is of great 'night's Jinx will feature games, Will Hold Auditions Importance to everyone interested ..,scing, entertainment, and re- in the advancement of San Jose :t Of freshments. The answer to prayers of San State college. He is in direct con- Attending individually and by Jose State would-be radio stars trol of all state colleges and it wed groups, co-eds, attired in costumes will be here Friday afternoon In will be a great advantage to us representative of the "Advertise- the person of NBC representative if he becomes familiar with our Iroup ments" theme will vie for prizes Lee Strahorn, who is prepared to crowded conditions and need for ofered for the best outfits in both audition any and all students and more facilities," MacQuarrie ex- divisions, General Chairman Irma plained yesterday. I of talks or Getting ready to parficipat e in tonight's AWS Jinx are Har- sign deserving talent on the spot. Mann announces. Strahorn, assisted by former San HIGH SCHOOL QUESTION ble" will be Carrillo, Ann die Owen, and Chairman Irma GYM TRANSFORMED net Peime, Jerry Proposal that e First Pres. Jose State college student Dick the college take Under the direction Manzo. --Spa rtan Daily photo by Ken Roberts. over the high school v. John Fur. of Decor- Bertrandias, now an NBC writer, property te &lions Chairman Mary expected to be made st Berkeley, Ellen Ward, will conduct tryouts in Room lee before the the gymnasium will be completely of the Music building Friday after- State Legislature and Dr. Dexter's ganged, with the walls covered noon from 1 to 4 o'clock. support of the measure would be y the camp. d with trade labels and advertise- Fever' Presente The hearings, which will be open a great factor In its success, the will h. r". 'Hay porters. President said. 5 o'clock for Isent Games planned by to any student with microphone & committee headed by Eva Seko talent, are being held here because Inll also carry of favorable notices itudents In out the theme of brought to the the affair. For Third TnneTomght attention of the NBC scouts, ac- to attend SENIORS MEET Three cording to the representatives. pyterians or entertainment acts are scheduled Complimentary reports of the Rev- heduled for for tonight's affair. Vo- calist NOVEL SHOW JUNIORS AFTER low We Got Henrietta Harrison, pianist S.J.S. FLIERS TO elries last week, directed by Bill (Continued on Page Pow) Van Vieck, have been a deciding PURCHASE NEW Noel Coward's droll British wit, factor in the decision to hold the ht's address SPEECH TODAY novel form of audition here, the NBC men an- t the Mans TAYLORCRAFT combined with the nounced. ek later by Stone Speaker presentation, marked a successful With plans already completed Leaving tomorrow for Alliance, second night's showing of -Hay for an iron-clad Sneak Week cam- l paign and an espionage system it Ctsenthe Bible" on Q Ohio, to purchase a new Taylor- Fever", San Jose Players' second K W Program -organized which Senior Chairman Ralph Kel- craft plane for the newly major production of the spring Juniors Hear Unit 3 of the San Jose State col- ley defies any junior or juniors to season, last night in Room 1 of the OR "Photography and Character Ed- lege Flying club is Lawrence Ste- Dexter Before defeat, seniors have agreed to meet building. the ucation" will be the subject for this phen, brother of Ray Stephen, a Art juniors on peaceable grounds today immediately aftemoon's "Thinking Out Loud" club member. Tin, play. under the direction of following Dr. broadcast Class Walter Dexter's address in the URE over station KQW at Hillis Ashworth, former student Miss Margaret Douglas, will play Meeting Sao. to Morris Dailey auditorium. who WAS originally scheduled tonight and tomorrow night at 8:30 r home, fel George is unable to go. Junior classmen will convene in With each side holding its ne- E. Stone, assistant pro- make the trip East, selec in the last two presentations. the Morris gotiations in Mould fessor of photography, will be fac- Stephen will take delivery of the Dailey auditorium today absolute secrecy, to- VI Featuring four members of the day's meeting among ulty guest on the program. He will airship Monday and is expected to at 11 o'clock to hear Dr. Walter Is expected by Senior cast the comedy is Dexter, and at 11:30 will President es and Par efif Present an outline of a system be hack in San Jose Saturday, faculty in the Join the Barney Murphy to hit Of senior class the final blow of "Flo" student government as prac- May 18, according to F. F. Peter- one of the smoothest shows to be to discuss final Sneak to all friendly rela- on th ticed Week plans. tions between the two classes Pere in his laboratory classes. sen club adviser. given at the college, according to and Miss Gamer Associate by way of St. Due to the scheduled talk by definitely set the stage for next professor of philosophy tie will fly back Hugh Gillis, Speech department co class Dr. Dexter. which will delay the week's activities. Elmo Robinson and some of his Louis, Fort Worth, El Paso, Phoe- feel at head. regular junior class meeting called As a prelude to the actual How glided will then develop ROTC of nix, and Los Angeles. The other busi- only , It is the experimental production for today, the juniors will hold a ness of Sneak Week, o cal is the implications of this honor rola- two units of the flying club already upperclass- the quarter in that the stage IS special secret meeting immediately men will gather in the Men's , that allPfe 1 tla in a more general application have planes. of gym- ,ies majon -- set in the middle of the room on following the senior-junior joint nasium at 6:45 Monday evening ke the Ps the same level as the audience meeting, stated Junior President for a two-hour program of games, Home Mall' seats, and the watchers sit around Al Alton yesterday. entertainment, and dancing. The t ,d in the Candidates Plan To It, seeing the action from all four With only three school days left spirit of rivalry will he maintained leg. The fee sides. In which to issue Information to throughout the evening, with join- e live-room "Hay Fever's" hectic situations the juniors for Sneak Week, all ers and seniors using different are taught Address Open Forum and rapid-fire lines lend themselves third -year men are asked to attend entrances and wearing name cards usekeeping naturally to this type of presenta- this last meeting, urges Sneak designating them by classes. to Mr. Gillis. Week Chairman Frank Bonanno. Members of both the senior Inunderlog ilfht of the 23 candidates for are expected to attend the meeting tion, according and so. their platforms. All Juniors who are planning on unior committees working on the Positions on the student council in order to present rho: will be allowed going with the class on Sneak Day affair will act as hosts and host. cony ha" Each candidate expressed a desire to present the Pre-Legals Will Hear are asked to seek transportation eases so that all upperclassmen will the WWI their front 5 to 10 minutes to outline platforms before a meeting ahead of time, states Bonanno, but be thoroughly "mixed" main features of his platform, and before the If the Dean Owens Of S.C. Open Forum will be based on these, any junior not provided with a ride evening is over. which the talks will lie --- held will he taken care of on the day All seniors who have at 12 o'clock today in the Irather than on personal remarks, cars and Little As guest speaker of San Jose the seniors sneak. "If you can ar- have not yet Informed Theater, according to Marie according to Miss ['inkier. the com- Tinkler, will State colleges Pre-Legal club, range your rides with whomever mittee that they will be Alt) E" chairman of the group Following the speeches, time able to at the Those by stu- you wish to go with, the work of take more passengers are light who have already signified be allotted for questions Dean Owens of Santa Clara Uni- asked hoer- tie various the committee will be simplified," to do so immediately. All car P.m intention to speak Include Al dents and discussion on the versity's Law School will talk on that all Alton, are urged to states; Minoan . owners must report to the Student ant Sid Webb. Leonard Bock. talks. All students Function of the Law School" Bill "The For final instructions; third-year Union between 6 P.th' I" Van Vleck, the meeting which deals 8:00 and 3:00 on Happy LaBee, Tom Attend 6:30 at their dinner ; for fee Griffin, in- ; this evening at men are urged to attend the meet- Friday so that they may Charles Fulkerson, and with a subect of such current receive heel 1being held at Lucca's Cafe. ng today at noon, full instructions for Sneak Week, Williams . Other candidates terest, according to the chairman. THURSDAY MAY 9, 1940 PAGE TWO SPARTAN DAILY, SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Generally Speaking In The HeadliRes J1/2attan Daily By BILL RODRICK I in all pre-election campaign promises Dedicated to the best interests of San lose State The height of imbecility TODAY Iwas reached during the nominations assembly Tuesday when one of: By JOHN BLAIR BEACH !,,,,,,,t .,. .r...nd ciao. matter at ,be Sas Jose Post Office I the nominators declared that his candidate would Increase the NYA Published every !school day by the Associated Students al Snn Jose Slats Colliers appropriations. Street 1 With the California rrom al Globe Printing Co. Colteest. ass 141S South First to get primary ej. , This sort of thing might be good politics if he were trying ection over, per roar. it is now evident Subscription 750 per cputrter or MOO w o r but we Imagine, with some that ' the vote of a few WPA k. r a, the great majority of the sation's Daily the IfiewPoiat' that supposedly intelligent college students won't fall for Editorials and features appearing ix the Spartan reflect optimism, Democrats want Roosevelt inane claims. for a of Ike water and make no claim to represent loudest or college opinion. such obviously impossible and third term. The President has near- unsigned editorials are by the editor. It would be interesting to hear a few candidates expound this ly enough meeting as the Open pledged votes already to type of a campaign promise before such a assure him of the students from the nomination if RODRICK Forum today where they could be questioned by he wants it. Garner EDITOR BILL is the only Ayer Ave. Ballard 8268 I floor. other 64 Phone Democratic candidate In Speaking of campaign promises, it would also be worth 'question- the Office Phone, Ballard 7800 running and he is a very, very, -- ing the candidate whose nominator declared resolutely that his man poor second. Whether Roosevelt would "show the students how the government should really be run" BUSINESS MANAGER DICK OFSTAD runs or not, the New Deal speeches seriously. faction 281 E. San Fernando Phone Ballard 2461-W that is, of course, if one is to take the nomination will control the Democratic coo. Office Phone, Ballard 7800 The unfortunate fact of the matter is (and there are a few ex- vention. it ceptions) that nominees for the most part have never attended a Two Republicans still remain in FEATURE EDITOR GARDNER WATERS council meeting more than once or twice, if at all, and know really the CI running. Thomas E. Dewey, nothing about student government and the problems which face the however, ASSOCIATE EDITOR PONY SWENSON is far in the lead over his student executive body. opponent, Taft. Taft's HEALEY sufmorten SPORTS EDITOR JOHN seem to be a conglomeratios of all Campaign managers of council aspirants ran into some trouble A nti-Deweyites. which are too few COPY EDITORS VANCE PERRY. BILL REGAN yesterday when the gentleman of Mr. Stillwell's department began in number. tearing down signs posted in the corridors. It seems that Student SPORTS DESK: Hank Litton, assistant sports editor; Ben Frizz', Whether Dewey can defeat the Body President Hugh Staley, following precedent, stated that cam- 0i Keith Blrlem, Otto Talent, Conrad Lacy. Democratic nominee In the gen- paign banners could be posted anywhere five doors from the Morris eral election Wendell Hammon, in November is doubt- GENERAL NEWS: Frank Bonanno, Jack Clark, Dailey entrance: while the college president's office said that It was ID Svend Hansen, Eleanor Irwin, Mary Jane Kirby, Conrad Lacy, ful. The young racket-buster's to post banners only in the auditorium foyer, in the Quad, and Paul Lakes, James McAuley, Irene Melton, Elizabeth Moody, Ben legal campaign so far has been, "I'll sa Mucclgrosso, Ruth Plumb, Margaret Richter, Florence Scudero, on the Spartan Stags building. everything that Roosevelt has done Otto Tallent were yesterday indignantly accusing the Not a few candidates only better." Such babbling dri- DAY EDITOR, This issue BILL REGAN Opposition of tearing their campaign signs down and "dirty politics" vel may get him the Republican in general as a result. nomination, but as yet he has had no real competition. Walt ono he Best 'Bib And Tucker' . . . es issonmoebfoladxy swurhpolukenIonweAmther-at THINKING IT OVER there a man who is By Gardner Waters ica. Visiting San Jose State college today is influential in the destinies of this institution Dr. Walter The Dexter, superintendent of public instruction and director Rabble-rouser Hearst is on the loose again. This time it's his situation in Europe is cit. "Fly-the-Flag" campaign. Considering his pre-Spanish War activities, ical. Hitler is said to be ready to of education in the state of California. It seems justifiable to question his current drive for patriotism. Or is attack Belgium, Holland, the Bal- In view of the fact that efforts will soon be made to this patriotism? kans. Switzerland, and every other kWh 4 Proposal through the State Legislature to buy the If merely flying a flag or repeating Hearstian slogans makes one country that Germany borders high school corner, Dr. Dexter may be looked upon as sort a good citizen, it would all be a very simple matter. Unfortunately, excluding Italy, of course. Italy b of a rich uncle who at least partially controls the chips. He being patriotic or being a good citizen . . call it what you will . . said to be ready to hop into the requires much more. Emotional outbursts never yet solved our prob- war, but as yet Mussolini is con- is the man to impress if we want to extend our college over lems and while they may at times be productively stimulating, at other fining his war to a verbal oonfbct the rest of Washington Square. times the best that can be said for them is that they only cloud the So far Hitler is winning the There is no question that we need more room. The issues. war, There have been no major Spartan Knights and the YMCA and YWCA are being Mr. Hearst obviously has a rather keen brain. If he had devoted battles fought, but Hitler won each his mental energies to the problems which beset our economic and of the first two campaigns Po- moved out so that the space can be used for classrooms. land and Norway- in the time it It will take a man of Dr. Dexter's intelligence, but a quick social order, instead of pandering to the tastes of the mob, then one might willingly condone some of his periodic outbursts of puerile flag took to fight a real battle In the look around to understand the situation. waving. last war. It is quite possible that be one of However, what will be his impression if he appears Probably most of us in this country are rather proud of our social the present conflict will to speak today to a college of 4000 students and finds him- and economic Institutions, and glad to be living under them, even campaigns with no head-sin self faced with a scattered handful? It would be a down- though they are far from perfect. The rights of a democratic society, however, entail the obligation to render that society Hitler's third campaign might right snub to him Oil the part of our college population more service than flag waving. We seem to take it for granted that a democracy runs be directed at the Balkam, but which would leave him with a feeling of disgust. by itself. It doesn't. It is run by those who actively participate In it, this is unlikely because everyone You who are studying to be teachers should welcome not those who merely live under it. expects it. It is possible, therefore, the Allies the chance to hear a man of Dr. Dexter's position in the Obviously the fewer of us who give thought to and really try to that he will strike at fronts solve some of these problems, the less of a democracy we have. Re- directly, probably on two field of education, and those who are in other fields should (with the gardless of what our economic system may develop into, if we lose through Belgium, and help San Jose State college put on her best "bib and tucker" of Italy), through the our democratic political structure, then we should not blame the com- cooperation for the occasion. Perry. -fortified Franco-Italian bor- munists nor the capitalists. We shall all be responsible. Then will be poorly the time to follow Mr. Hearst's suggestion and fly the flag . . at der. Key Debate Steps Out. . . half-mast THROSI With the Key Debate scheduled for May 28 in the , Montgomery Theater in the Civic Auditorium, San Jose State college again goes before the public with one of its The Woman. . . . TIMELY TIPS more mentally stimulating activities. Ey FLORENCE SCUDERO :al Heretofore the debates have been held in the Littli Theater. That the Little Theater was never filled on these As I ol I eshing as a foamy vanill4I smartness this year . . in jacket soda . resembling fleecy spring costumes . . spring cokes bolero AND PARRY occasions is not a reflection on the debaters but rather upon clouds . . this may be the reason . . full length ED. NOTE---All Thrust and Perri or torsos. the the student body. While San lose State debaters are not must be signed by for the popularity of WHITE iii`d is again leading the parade contributions writer if requested, only InItIalS noted for their bombastic oratory, as are those of a nearby from bathing stilts to formals of fashion . Till this time in lipsticks. will be printed, but the article university', they have developed a reputation for clear these pleasantly-warm days. Life reel make-up makes your be accessible to anyone wishing to thinking and cogent arguments. To attend these debates Co-eds will be flattered in Snow teeth gleam doubly white . . plus see It. White bird's eye pique with em- nail polish to match will make is not only to give the debaters support, but also to gain Dear Thrust and Parry broidered eyelets . . made up as you look doubly smart. a better knowledge on the subjects they discuss. As regards this color-ad:Wing collars and cuffs to wear with Coco brown is the newest and This year the subject for the Key Debate is on whether situation, we, the underlfigned, navy or black . . dresses or coats prettiest in brown Andes this sea- this country should aid the Allies. Because state, viz and to wit: of its pertinence, . . Pique formals and dresses will son . we wouldn't be surprised are That, first, inasmuch as there this topic should draw a large attendance if for no other more than please M'Iady's escort. to see It marching ahead of many so few traditions on this campus; reason. Blouses In the same materials are of the latest. state is al- Important In all summer ward- and inasmuch as this Other debate groups . . some of lower academic rank *--- ready overrun by blue and robes. be the than our own . . have held debates in the Montgomery NOTICE we hold that imitation may Simple cotton drenses seem to but It Is Theater and have had large audiences. With our sincerest form of flattery, own de- be second only to the aforemen- Will the following girls please also very cheap. baters appearing there for the first time, we should not only tioned . . as evidenced by the recognising be at the Sainte Claire today That secondly, while attend ourselves, but bring the debate to the attention of clever numbers seen on the Cam- and w (Thurs.) as close to 4 o'clock as the unsuitability of gold pus these past few spring days. linowinS others. possible: Grace Hassler, Connie Ii r athletic uniforms: and blue bin Because this year's debate will be held downtown, it Large pockets are a huge suc- Grothe, Mabel Barnhardt, Cather- he widespread line navy the narf blue greater attention from cess in coats, dresses, jackets, and ine Gunn, Florence Gregory, Laura bad: we suggest that will probably receive the commun- even sweaters . . to say nothing Thram, Joyce Gribbe!, Ardis Jas- be maintained ns a BACKGROUND ity than if it were held in the Little Theater. This, how- traditional of the "brief case" bags the wo- per. and Elinore McCartney. for our ever, does not mean that the student body should give less Also! cOLOR only men are carrying around on and any other Kappa mu girls who will gold and white attention to the affair, but rather that it should give it off the campus. be willing to help decorate for the Sincerely, Wafer, Jackets said Y. L S more support than ever before. go to all lengths in banquet. Carol Look, chrnm. 1 A 11 VARSITY VS. ALUMNI TODAY _S'pattanDali .,,e, SPORTS AY 'Eft« HEALEY-O-SCOPE Grid Teams Resume 13y JOHN HEALEY Prkreary 0111111111.115~.110.11581/1111116. pOffittl widest SAN JOSE, that , CALIFORNIA I HI 0 -d \ \ I \ Annual Rivalry 11)40 In sidelights the ',maws 0 spring prattle, evek for a *IN BOYS . nt has near- Di 15 has been set as the last n already te w for spring practice. but Swimmers Recognize Spartan Stadium nination-if mar warned the boys that if IS out the only jey didn't show up earlier at lidate in the te field, spring workouts would Annual 'Record Day' FORMER SPARTAN GREATS STILL very, week. It seems very, v extended another r have been slack- Roosevelt :Sat the gridders HARD PRESSED FOR PLAYERS Deal factn sg hp on their fundamental train- Tomorrow Afternoon ocreue con. at and the new grid coach is not Both alumni and varsity football squads are making final strate- "Record Day", Ong to take any chances. an annual event, will be observed in Spartan pool gic plans for the football contest to take place in Spartan stadium II retnai( in tomorrow afternoon by varsity and freshman SOT SAD . swimmers. this afternoon at 4:30 in hopes of finding a winning combination to E. Dewey, According to Coach Charlie Walker, this is the day I He must be pretty good if set aside for take the annual affair. aid over an assault on existing school and his Warner says so . . . pool records. subpoeters Everything will be official, The alumni, still hard pressed for players, will have to borrow While drilling the team on as Walker will have an official starter :idiom of jj and qualified timers on hand to from the Winkelman and Warner spring practice squad so as to pays recently, "Pop" asked are too run off the events. few Winkelman who that right half- round out a full team to meet tech was who Just carried the PREPARING the varsity. defeat the Entrants Exceed Ill the meantime ,Walker and BULLETIN Head Coach Ben Winkelman an- In the gen. San Jose State college's touring 'That's Stu Carter," the men- his paddlers are preparing for the nounced yesterday that his prob- er is doubt. tennis squad defeated Llnfield Uni- tor stated. California Intercollegiate Athletic Last Year's Mark able lineup will bet-buster's versity of Oregon, seven matches "He's a pretty good man," Association spring sports carnival be: Ed Wenberg, en, "I'll do to two, yesterday. Sasser replied. in Fresno, Saturday, May 18. On In Fresno Relays reserve last year, !It has done that day state Singles results are: Dixon (Si) Crier is a small, shifty back colleges from Santa and veteran cage abbling dri- def. Hurd (L) 6-0, 6-2; Ehie (Si) Barbara, San Jose, San Diego, and grid player, and Sas a fighting football heart. The largest number of entrants and Republican Fresno will battle each other in def. Philan (L) 3-6, 6-1, 6-3; Eg- He dressed in his gridiron suit in the inter-collegiate class in the Johnny Allen, he has had track, tennis, and swimming. ling (Si) def. Maruyama (L) 6-4, Jet Thursday for the first time history of the starting at ends. ait untll he West Coast Relays 6-3; Moller (L) def. Quetin (8J) this spring, and after a few days Walker's swimmers will be de - will take At guards will be avows that the field Saturday night 6-2, 3-6, 10-8; Mier (Si) def. Of warmup, he entered his first fending their sports carnival title In the Captain Kenny in Amer. fourteenth annual event held Thompson (L) 6-2, 6-2; Moe (L) scrimmage. He stopped seven won last year at Santa Barbara "Bo" Cook, the In Fresno. def. Boscacci (8J) 1-6, 6-2, 8-3. :onsecutive plays from his right when they captured seven out of Cook coast's lead ing Ten state and independent insti- Doubles results: Dixon-Boscacci stlfback position, nine first places. tutions place kicker, and big Jim Wilson, ape Id crib are entered in the division, (Si) def. Maruyama-Moller IL) NC . . . SAN DIEGO ENTERS which 6-foot 3-incher, tipping the scales ne reedy to last year attracted seven 8-6, 63; E ht e-Egling (Si) def. a Graduation didn't seem to dent Stiffer competition at 214 pounds. l(I, the Bal- is expected schools. Thompson-Philan (L) 6-2, 7-9, 6-3; It prospects for tackle positions. this year, as San Diego State did 'The In the center position will be 'very other outstanding event on the in- Quetin-Kifer (S.1) def. Ynrickas- Winkelman has six men to handle, Titchenal's understudy last year, borders- not enter a team last year. Swim- tercollegiate program will be the Baker (L) 4-6, 8-6, 7-5. al heaven only knows any foot- ming is an up and coming sport four Morris Buckingham. Wilber Wool, se. Italy is -man relay in which George all team needs tackles. Svend Pepperdine NOTICES brother of Jack Wool, San Jose's p into the in the bordertown institution and College of Los Angeles Wien, who recently Will all persons interested In hard-hitting fullback during the lint la con- dropped the Aztecs will be putting in their is defending champion. Returning Tom school, but forming a Botany club please sign years of '29 to '32, is running al conflict. expected to re- first serious bid for a title at for the 1940 competition is San :at in the fall; 6-foot 3 the paper on the Science building Buckingham a close second race inning the -inch Bob Fresno. Diego, Pomona, College of Pacific, grain; and bulletin board. Mr. Jacobs, a for- for the pivot position and will no no major big Jim McCoy are Fresno is also much stronger Cal Tech, George Pepperdine, and -thing estry teacher, is the sponsor. doubt see plenty of action against r won each candidates for the post at this year, according to Walker. San Jose State. :resent, - --- the alumni. For tackles, the var- signs-Po- but are closely followed Last year the Bulldogs copped the In addition to the collegiate class :yRay Belnap, Epsilon Nu Gamma: Special sity will pin hopes on Bob Ham- be time It George Hearn, and two first places which the Spar- 194 athletes from 19 junior col- decry meeting at my house tonight to ill, 6-foot 3-inch, 208 pounder, and ille in the Rosensweig. All of them are tans failed to capture. They are leges and more than 250 athletes : feet or over read candidates' theses, at 7:30 Jim McCoy. amble that and tip the scales reported to be especially strong from 31 high schools are scheduled 4 200 promptly, 1358 Sierra Ave. Chief. he one of pounds or better. in the sprints, to compete. Warner and Winkelman will ad-a probably start Joe Rishwain, Stock- ton lad, at the signal calling post; gn might Aubrey Minter, and Rex Pursell bans, but SOCCER TEAM BEST IN SCHOOL HISTORY-- at halfbacks; and Deward "Truck" everyone Tornell, converted tackle, at the therefore. fullback position. the Allies WINS 10 STRAIGHT, TAKES CHAMPIONSHIP Although the alumni lineup Is no fronts, still hanging fire, possible alumni with the By starting will be OTTO TALLENT men was the ineligibility of Cap- Spartans turned the tables on then trounced the invading San rough the Bulldogs, 4-1. Lloyd Watten- After getting off on the wrong tain Ed Crotser. Ham Hodgson, USF in a return engagement with Mateo junior college alian bor. berg, and Little 'at with a 2-1 defeat at the hands three-year veteran, was elected to :a 2-1 victory. Albright and Masdeo Hitting their peak In a return All-American University of San Francisco in fill the captain vacancy. Another put the ball in position for Ray engagement with Stanford, the in Lloyd Thomas at opening game of the season, blow was felt by the team in mid - Fahn to open the scoring for the Spartans outplayed the Indians, I. ends; Bob Titche- loseh Hovey McDonald developed season when Ray Fahn, sensa- Macmen. After the Dons kicked 2-0. The victory earned for the nal, last year's "ebest soccer team in the history tional Junior college transfer, re- one through the net, Rother kicked Macmen a trip to Southern Cali- ilthe captain, at cen- school. The season was cut. a broken leg which kept from placement and Masdeo booted fornia over the Thanksgiving holi- ceived ter. One tackle "sated with the Spartans in pos- of further competition. the ball through for the winning days. On the southern jaunt San him out will be Mitch vssIon of the coveted Northern point. Jose thumped University of Cali- OUTSTANDNIG Ucovitch, rated as Manoogian :alifornia TOP FORM at Los Angeles, 6-0, and Intercollegiate Confer. Proving themselves outstanding fornia Joseans hit top form one of San Jose's greatest, and at 'Ite soccer championship crown. The San played Los Angeles City college throughout the season were Cap- one guard will be Hal Buffa. Var- in the first battle with the Stanford tie. TEN STRAIGHT Hodgson. Fred Albright, cap- to a 0-0 tain win. Rocchi sity material will probably be used ARRY After 10 straight Indians, scoring a 2-1 The Macmen managed to come victories, San tain -elect of next year's team. to fill in these positions. Parry :We hopes and Figone made the tallies. The through with a 3 to 0 win over San ind for the title faded Frank lVfartella, Fortune Masdeo, ed outplayed San Francisco Alumni backfield proves to be blth 'tee the Macmen Har- team Francisco J.C. in a return battle r lolOsiS succumbed in Charlie Anderson, Leroy Hill, *bat Jaycee and took a 4-0 nod, and and turned back Menlo J.C. by a their strongest weapon as Dave 'Bele will contest to University of vey Rhodes, Jim Fahn, Bill Dwyer, "filfonila, like Titchenal, Bob's brother, will prob- risking i0 which they had previ- Diedrickson, Gus score. Ernie Morse, Roy ably start at quarterback; Morris eld to a 1-1 tie, by a 2-1 Kotta. and Gene Rocchi, ex-foot- NOTICES Manoogian and Gene Rocchi, at Int:BY a quirk of fate, Stanford baller. halfbacks; and Carlton Peregoy at :Diet the leading Beare in No faculty badminton tonight the San Jose's setback in n waging lug battle, Following --- - fullback. giving the Spartans In !Feigned. lit the USF opener, a fluke play Following the game, the annual Pooleension of Will all girls who want to help thf- title. gave Univer- Twelve the final 10 seconds decorate for the AWS Jinx please varsity-alumni football barbecue. lettermen were on hand with there ere '4 give sity of California a 1-1 tie 4:00 after- open only to grid members, will be McDonald the staunch be at the gym at this campus: after the Spartans held on Spartan First the Macmen, noon. Mary Ellen Ward. Held. - blow to hit the Mac - minutes. te is al held a slim 1-0 lead for 87 - - --- the id gold; The rare feat resulted when LOST: A pith helmet In the t, WEEKLYVYE-TEMS y be the ball was kicked high and far down Quad Spardi Gras day. It was left but 1111 )an Jose Box Lunch !field by a Bear fullback, bounced at the SGO concession. Fifty cents DO IT NOW! will exceptionally high and sailed over reward if returned to Herb Petty have our watches eleaned DgnItIng knot the count. We the head of HIll to or the SGO house. regularly, the motors of our id white PEP YOU UP - - * _ BREAK WIN COLUMN cars tuned to perfection, but (tsarina a lark of WI' expect our eyes like Ten- We \ !though still showing tise Have Been - Popular Swing Records - nyson's Brook: to go on 'for- due Located scoring punch. McDonald's real Ten cents each es ever' giving good service. Ivy blue --at win column in 135 men broke into the 10c Iv c Alumni Member. ROI181) E. SAN ANTONIO (Just Menlo junior college encounter across Fourth) a CALIFORNIA RADIO SHOP ''l A Good with a 2-0 victory. This was the Ind Number of Years New and Used Radios DP.ILAWRENCE 111.10STLR have that was OC,OMILTRIS ALWAYS maintained start of is winning strati Open until 9 I' sv GOOD Califor- -- SERVICE not broken until the final 688 West San Carlos 5.201. 3036 BANK OF AMERICA FLOC. COACH HOVEY MC DONALD L S nia setback - 9, 1940 PAGE FOUR SPARTAN DAILY, THURSDAY, MAY Three State Students Get Wings Pilot's License Requisite For AVIATORS FINISH Flying Fraternity Membership SOLO HOURS, TESTS PRIVATE AVIATION CLUB APO HONORS SIX FOR LICENSE Aspirants Start NEW MEMBERS Three San Jose State college students yesterday became recog. r3TRS nixed CAA private pilots at the conclusion of 35 or more solo hours Campaigns For and the successful completion of a course and INITIATION examination in ground Alpha Honoring six new pledges, school. A pilot's license of some kind is Pi Omega, campus social frater- Posts Joseph Ruzich, Stanford Locke and Hadley Chapin Council are the three a requirement for membership in nity, will hold its sixth annual Full students of the original group of fiftya ty passtofiristcfolimgplettethge he ht the the newly -formed Eta chapter of Moon dance on Saturday, May 18, courseturs:.; No Signs In Corridor Alpha Eta Rho, international flying at the Castlewood Country club. test installed men to be honored at Inspector Except In Auditorium fraternity, which will be The six C. S. McBrien at the Anza Ed Kress, Frank President Saturday night at the De the affair include Camp Leadership Sani.larJlonsera,Arport tfoirdan. d John soma Foyer, Says hotel, according to Charles "Bud" DeVore, Jim Hurd, Ronald Maas. Blanchard, president of the local Len Baskin, and Bob Clipper. 'Dodge were the Quads, buildings, and corridors Group Plans instructors of the chapter. Castlewood Country club is the took on their usual three pilots, first of the second of the college at the estate of Mrs. Blanchard will officiate former million-dollar group of trainees from spring quarter pre -election atmos- San Jose ceremonies when Earl Hill, inter- Phoebe Hearst, and has recently Mountain Trip StateF etcoliegoe. f phere yesterday as nominees for national president of the group, been sold, according to APO Presi- positions began the original fifteen the seven council will swear in the San Jose State dent Sid Webb. "The APO dance Plans for their overnight camp passed the private pilot vigorously campaigning in prepa- rating ap. officers. will be the final function of its on May 18-19 at Black Mountain proximately one year ration for Monday's balloting. ago. Adopting the mode of travel sig- kind to be given at the club, as the will be discussed at the Camp Earl Bradford, The president's office yesterday holder of a coin. nificant of the fraternity, Hill and sale takes effect on June 1," Webb Leadership group meeting this mercial and announced that campaign banners instructor's rating, has Lavern Ford, president of the USG said. noon in Room 8222, according to just completed a and signs would not be allowed in refresher count Alpha chapter, will fly to San Jose The club is 23 miles from San Ruthadeie Taylor, president of the at Ryan Field the corridors, with the exception of in San Diego and from Los Angeles for the installa- Jose on the Dublin-Sunoi highway, club, will soon commence the foyer of the Morris Dailey audi- training in the tion ceremonies Saturday evening and is reached via the Altamont Anyone interested in going on Ryan airplane torium, and on the front entrance purchased by the at the De Anza hotel. Pass road out of Mission San Jose. the trip is invited to the meeting State College arch of the main Quad Corporation for that San Jose State college, in adopt- A map of the road to the club will states Miss Taylor. Candidates for the council posi- tomorrow, purpose. ing the local group as a recognized be supplied to any person who pur- According tions reported that a number of to Neil Thomas, as. campus organization, follows the chases a bid. campaign signs had been torn DR. KAUCHER sistant director of the CAA college footsteps of many of the larger Bids may be obtained from all program. down from the corridors yesterday. Bradford was chosen for universities now boasting Alpha members for $1.25 or from the The student council, according HOPS OFF FOR the refresher course because of hie Eta Rho membership. Controller's office. to Election Judge 13111 Hem, have MEET experience in aerobatics and a repu The University of Southern Cali- Guests for the affair will be Mr. MISSOURI decided to allow nominees to use tation earned by years of flying fornia is the original college and and Mrs. William G. Sweeney, Mr.1 nick-names where the student has Dr. Dorothy Kaucher, San Jose and instructing. home of the Alpha chapter with and Mrs. Weaver Meadows Mr., been commonly identified previ- State college's flying professor, Virginia. Northwestern, Princeton, and Mrs. Walter McPherson, Mr.' ously with the cognomen. hopped off last night from San and many other leaders in collegi- and Mrs. Leon Bordman, and Mr. The general student body will Francisco's Mills Field for Colum- SOCIETY HOLDS ate flying programs having recog- and Mrs. Frederick Murttaky. get its first chance to formally bia. Missouri, where she will be nized groups upon their campuses. one examine pre -election statements of the speakers at the University BANQUET and platforms of the candidates of Missouri National Journalism Pi, national Mum- through the Open Forum meeting week observance. Kappa Delta Neophytes Don hold its annual today at noon in the Little Theater Prints Exhibited Dr. Kaucher and Palmer Hoyt, Hon society, will Saturday night at 6:00 at and the 100-word statements editor and publisher of the Port- banquet APRONS FOR Sainte Claire, according which the Spartan Daily will pub- land Oregonian, share the honors the Hotel In Art Wing; Lois Webb, president of the lish tomorrow. of being the only westerners on to Knights' Rites the program. group. Margaret Girdner, supervisor of Etching Shown Veteran air traveler, Dr. Kaucher JINX I textbooks and libraries in the Sse A.W.S. Who says nobody benefits from has also received an invitation from will be The twenty-first of the American fraternity initiations/ Francisco public schools, Transcontinental -West e r n A I r from Page One) the head speaker at the dinner (Continued College Society of Print Collectors' At least four sorority houses will company to be one of the group of Wilda Enos, and dancer Leila Gul- which will be attended by both sc. publications will go on exhibit to- tonight when the Spartan Knights magazine writers making a cross- meet will appear during the course "Squires" tive and alumni members. day in the Art department wing, put their through their country flight in one of the new of the evening. Dr. Joseph Marr Gwinn, of the according to Marques E. Reitzel, Informal. stratoliners which will go into serv- COMMITTEE department, will act al Pi Art department head. The neophytes will be placed at ice in June. Education committee will be Members of the Jinx WINKLER ETCHING four houses to shine shoes, wash toastmaster. Entertainment ci affair are in the form responsible for tonight's John W. Winkler's "Bermondsy dishes, and complete other little offered by Jean Teller, general chairman; Carter, alum' Irma Manzo, Bridge" etching is the plate hon- odd Jobs around the houses. Then Steel Movie Today of a 'cello solo; Joel ts1 Warren, Mary Ellen and an alums; and Jean ored by the publication, declared they will be taken to the Knight nus, in a vocal solo; of Christensen, Lou- A moving picture of the steel Ward, Christine Reitzel who is national chairman room and prepared for the annual mixed chorus. So Lois Silve r, Mary Industry In natural color and sound _ ise Ortalda, for the society with its headquar- "Knight derby". he, Eva Seko, will be presented to the college Traub, Alberta Gross, ters at San Jose. "Squires" going through the In- In Nu Gamma Dorothea Newhouse, and Barbara the Little Theater at 1 o'clock Epsilon Purpose of the society is to make formal are 011ie Upton, Bob Bar- Ed this afternoon. Today Curze. available to university and college euthers, Don Griffin, Tom Taylor, Faces DTO tot Entitled "Steel, Servant of Man", ill students, important work by dis- Doug Curry, Bill Duran, Jerry Haws, the picture tells the story of steel DTo, which downed the ani tinguished masters in the field of Fear, and George Endrich. afternoss, PI from the ore through the blast ian club, 35-20. Tuesday PI OMEGA contemporary graphic arts. Each Ginlms furnaces to the making of steel tangles with Epsilon Na year the organization publishes inter-frater PLANS DINNER ENGINEERS CLUB products and their use. The pic- this afternoon in an the several important works of modern contest ture will take 40 minutes. Admis- nity Intramural basketball print makers. MEETS TONIGHT; Gamma Pi Omega PI, business education sion is free. while Phi Upsilon PI faces NOT FOR SALE Ep- society, will hold a formal initia- PLANS DISCUSSED Phi Sigma, which forfeited to The Winkler print is not for sale. tion and dinner tomorrow night at NOTICES silon Nu Gamma this week. declared Reitzel, and may be ob- points 6:30 at the San Jose Country club. Epsilon Nu Gamma, engineering If anyone has found Hill scored 13 of DTO's tained only a San Jose to attend are through membership. and Helbuill Those planning fraternity, will hold a special meet- State college binder belonging to in the last game, 137A by "As the published prints are worth Hawaiian club asked to sign up in Room R. A. Taylor, will he please take tallied 12 for the many times the annual fee, the ing tonight at 7:30 to read the 1 o'clock this afternoon, according It to the Lost and Found. members are expected to keep theses of candidates who will begin mating to Norma Gillespie, vice-president. - - - There will be a special them for their collections and are their pledging period club te Transportation to the affair will Monday, ac- Rehearsal of of the Japanese Students' not to sell them "Never Come Mon- I" said. for financial gain. cording to Richard Worthen, presi- 12:15 o'clock be provided, she day" to be held in Room 53 at 4 day, starting at Oh, * dent.Plans o'clock today, Room 119. La, P.E. 20, Fundamental Rhythms NOTICES for a trip to Stanford : tea will have their written examina- university on Friday afternoon will tion on Monday and Tuesday, May be discussed also at the meeting. CII 13 and 14. Attention, all Commerce club The group will be taken through Announcing ass members There will be a short the several labs and will see a pia meeting in Room 139 today at special show being put on at the 3:00. Diphtheria Shots We will make plans for our Ryan high voltage laboratory. Drive-In Service ate annual spring picnic Bob Fisher. ine Second tozoicl shots for Diph- NOTICE DS 'TIL is WEEK NIGHTS 7-12 WEEK-EN7 theria will be given tomorrow Will the person who picked up Will all " ."1" those students who plan . from 12:30 to 1:00 in the Health an Eastman Evenings. Kodak camera with a to do student teaching during the, Be Served In Your C.11 On Warm spriaa sth office, according to Miss Mar- film Inside, No. 130, please return' autumn quarter make application! garet Twornbly, head of the it to Harrill Johnson, 374 S. with M 10th a r y-Ethelle SchweizerIn SHOP toil Health department. St. Reward THE DONUT offered. Camera was the Education office, Room 161, as, RAINBOW the STREET last seen In Dean Pitman's office. soon as possible. 125 S. FOUR TH 11111ftm...