Variety Shows Begin University Camp Drive Comic Heads

Tartars Capture WSC Track Crown Performances Two completely different vari- ety shows sponsored by the beta class for all students will launch the Camp Fund Drive As Cub Thinclads Nab Close Second Wednesday. The programs are scheduled for 11 a.m. and 12 m. m Administration Auditorium. LARGPST JUNIOR COLLEGE CIRCULATION IN THE WORLD Admission is free but proceeds Sims Upsets from donations will go to the Camp Fund. Favored Fell Vernon Played Movie Roles Wally Vernon, the offspring Fred Sims and the rest of the Angeles Collegian of four generations of show people, will City College track teamsurprised Los emcee the. shows. Vernon holds the largest everyone Friday night when the Publication Slti4*nH, City Colle<|l»»« holdover record m the coun- Offteltl »f Aueeiattd to« A«»tl»» Colltf».». M«mlwr A»»onLos Angeles, California Monday Morning, May 9, 1949 tainers atWednesday'sbeta show. Western States Conference fin- Miami, four and a half years at the Latest disc is "She'sa HomeGirl." Los Angeles Orpheum, years als on the Memorial Coliseum and five m St. Louis. Vernon has also played oval. 158 comedy roles m such pictures as The Tartars, heavy favorites to run "Alexander's Ragtime Band." "Des- off with the crown by at least 40 Forum Arranges MasonReveals tination Tokio," "Crash Dive," and points, did no Discussion "Joe Palooka." better than outscore the by v,o digits. Cubs 24 Final tally Pete Daily, now signed Capi- Compton Requirements with found with ItOMs markers tolRecords, and his Chicagoans, Don and City College with 146%. The Owens, Warren Doyle Smith, Stan margin victory was less than that of On Conservation Program Story, and George Defebaugh, will last year's event. For Candidates provide entertainment. Daily, who Hurdler Sets Mark Requirements for candidates plays the cornet, won a recent beta All but one of the existing meet Panel Represents Scientists' Views for Associated Students offices class poll for the best Dixieland jazz records was smashed, in addition to band. two world's jaycee marks. Billie An- Star Appears were released today by Fred Ma- Daily's Chicagoans are,according derson, Compton's brilliant hurdler, On U.S.Natural Resource son, to Question election committee chair- Daily, "a happy band with happy took care of the latter two as he giant lake of natural Is this nations resources rapidly depleting man. Applications for class and music." group 1 During Opera The will play its fa- cracked Leroy Kirkpatrick's Stan- into a slough of waste?If it is, how can we strive to conserve them? Blues," dards. Mozart will come to life tomorrow A.S. offices must be filed by 4:30 mous "Tin Roof as well as . These are the questions the 11th Sigma Tau Sigma p.m. Wednesday. its theme, "I Want to Linger." "I The first new internationalrecord Town Hall at 11:15 a.m. m F.A. 102 when the panel don't understand Bebop, so long live was set in the high stick race as forum willdiscuss today m S.L.H. 201 at 12 m. A of four experts City College Opera Workshop presents Candidates for A.S. president must what we're doing," Daily said m re- Anderson bettered the former San is slated to appear. its tenth concertrehearsalof his com- have completed at least 30 units of gards to modern jazz. Mateo athlete'smark of 14.3s by three Representatives from four of the ic opera "The Impressario." work at the end of last semester with Plays tenths of a second. This time equals college's departments connected with Special appearance at the rehearsal at least a 1.5 grade average. Stu- Owens Piano the Coliseum record jointly held by natural life and resources will pre- willbe madeby Brian Sullivan, former dents attending City 'College more Owens first worked with Daily m Ohio State's Bob Wright, Baldwin- sent their aspects of conservation at StudentsPresent City College student and star tenor than five semester's are not eligible. 1935, and went on to play with Joe Dillard, the Metropolitan Opera Marcola, Ben Pollack, and Jack Tea- Wallace's Harrison and U.C. the forum. of m New Council Requires 13 Units L.A.'s Craig Dixon. Roland Case Ross, life science in- Campus Premier York.Sullivan, known as Joe Sullivan garden. He finaly rejoined Daily and In the lows, Anderson knocked one structor, will present the argument while attending college, starred m the Executive Council candidates must now plays piano m the band. tenth of a second from the previous for wildlife throughout country. title role of the Met's recent perform- have completed 13 units of work last Smith, trombonist, was one the the Sailor' semester, of fastest clocking, breaking the tape Of 'Poor anceof "Peter Grimes." and must have maintained original membersof the Crosby Bob- pulled BelleminDiscusses Fuels Campus premier performance of at 1.5 grade average. In 23.2s. Cub stickmen Carl Walden FRED SIMS an upset vic- Fuels, oil, Strelitzer Directs Opera least a Coun- cats. Clarinetist Story has been with both coal and will be Darius Milhaud's "The Poor Sailor" cilmen canont tnd Jim Gellespie finished secondin tory over Compton's Bill Fell m discussed by George Bellemin, geol- Dr. Hugo Strelitzer, Opera Work- be more than deltas to the Jim McPortland, Eddie Miller, will be presented Friday at 8:30 p.m. be eligible. .both races. a speak shop director, will direct tomorrow's Ray Bauduc, Tommy Reynolds, Ber- the 220 of the W.S.C. finals m ogy instructor. He will also on m Administration Auditorium. Sims Defeats Fell possibilities of finding new pools of production, and Serge Radamsky will Only additional requirements for nie Cummins, and Ted Vesely bands. flashy 21.4s to smash the record. will fly from College However, it was Sims who stole the untapped under- Milhaud Mills be guest stage director. Regular run position of Associated Men Students Defebaugh joined Daily m 1947, play- fuel m heretofore near Oakland, teaches, spotlight, when he beat Bill Fell to ground sources. where he to of the work will be May 13, 14, 15, president is that the candidate be a ing the drums. see the second presentation Saturday p.m. thewirein the 220 yard dash in 21.5s. Alfred Livingston, geography in- at 8:30 m AdministrationAudi- memberof the A.M.S. Council.Other A former Kay Kyser orchestra defending furlong champ evening. For the next musicale May torium. requirements are those songster, The ran Talk Describes structor, will present his view on the same as Michael Douglas, Irish yards, 25, when the program features his second for 145 then put on a conservationm relation to the prob- The story tells of a fight developing for executive councilman. baritone, will be heard m one of the terrific finish to catch, and pass compositions, Milhaud will again Douglas Marriage Class lem of conserving forest resources, between two prima donnas for the Positions for A.M.S. secretary, vice shows. is now under Decca Fell one evening's come to the college. A reception will in of the closest and maintaining rich, healthy soils. role ma drama. One of thecharacters president, treasurer, and Associated contract. races. "Marriage Education m Colleges be held m his honor. depicted Duncan Moderates of the drama is Mozart, m Women Students president, vice pres- His first record. "She's a Home Today" will be discussed by Mrs. The opera tellsm English the ironic year "Magic The 100 yard dash was another The fourth aspect, metals, will be his last while composing ident, treasurer, secretary, and head Girl," with Four Hits and a Miss and Burbank, story of a wife's love for her sailor story as Fell bested Sims with a new Marion M. home economics covered by George A. Gallagher, Flute." yell leader have the same require- Sonny Burkes orchestra was chosen Virgil en- husband. After a long absence at sea, meet record time of 9.8s. Locals instructors, Thursday at 3 p.m. m gineering instructor, a Cast for the performance includes ments as those for Executive Council. by Billboard magazine as the disc m discussion he returnsunrecognized, with astring Stanley and Gillespie took fifth and H.H. * on supply country's ores Robert Kyber as Emanuel Shikaned- Beta class officer candidates must most likely to achieve popularity. 6. the of this of pearls worth a fortune. sixth. for the of er; Sherman Scott, Wolfgang A. have completed 13 units of work Show Mimicry As the third speaker of the Spring future. Moderator the He tells her sailor, Includes Lonnie Jackson," unlike at Drake, George he knows the Mozart; Carmen Prietto, Mme. with a 1.5 grade average. Gamma Faculty Lecture Series, Mrs. Bur- eleventh forum is W. Dun- great Alsom the cast will beErnieBaron, kept eyes on tape in 880 who is m debt, and she kills Lange; and Nixon, Miss Lieb- must completing his the the bank will explain the problems and can, engineering department chair- Marni class officers now be record mimic, and a number of other avoiding any him for his fortune. units, yard run, thus possible developments of marriage education. chen. 27 at least 13 of them at City performers. spills The close of the opera finds her College, average. and won the race in a close She'will also speak on techniques "Last week's panel on 'Socialized Sullivan Stars m Drama with a 1.5 finish the singing a triumphant aria because Students who arranged these from teammate Ed Wallace. and presentation of compiled Medicine' failed to present an affir- Sullivan, who was with the local Prexy Must Be Graduating; materi- she has wealth to aid her husband, shows were Hugh Krampe, beta class Jackson let Compton's Jerome.Wal- al to the classes. argument," stated Dr. Arthur music department during 1941 and must completed mative whom she has unknowingly killed. Delta officers have president; Earl Wilson, vice presi- ters set the pace for the first lap and G. "Horton, Sigma Tau Sigma ad- 1942, climaxed his career on cam- units by June, 13 of People who are not familiar with Dr. Hugo Strelitzer, Opera Work- 46 with them dent; Jean Costello, secretary; June a quarter, then put on a blistering viser, two of speakers who pus with the starring role m "Die at City College, 1.5 this type of course should get an "when the shop director, pointed out the diffi- and have a aver- Heywood, treasurer Betty Easley, finish that ran Walters out of the were a compulsory Fledermaus" vThe Bat) m 1941. age. president idea of what it consists, Mrs. Bur- m favor of health culty the score Class must be a grad- historian; Carolyn Wyse, social com- race. The time was lm 58.2s, his appear." of and the rarety of He campus started at bank said. program did not left the and uating delta. mittee; Howard Cohen, class project best clocking of the campaign. its presentation for thatreason. Metro Goldwyn Mayer as a studios Further information for prospec- committee; Smith, public Material from the Groves Confer- Playing the sailor each perform- singer. years spent m the army Lawrence Another first class performance Two tive candidatesmay be found m the relations chairman; Bob Steingart ence on Marriage and Family Life Ventura Orchestra Plays ance is Henry Timmerman, baritone. by appearances was recordedby Andy Berakoff in the were followed at the Student Handbook. and Herbert Pronin, publicity; Jack will be given. This conference is held Gene Carla Petersen, soprano, plays his pole vault. The high flying Cub sailed At Norman Concert Met. Topham and Lillian Naruse. service; m Chapel Hill, N.C., and attended Ventura and his Metro- wifeon Friday and Monday; on over the cross bar at 13ft l%ln to Charlie Sat- His latest local appearance was and Arlene Novick, A.W.S. represen- by invitation only. Mrs. Burbank poll winning urday. Alice Bryant is The Gunning Takes Top Post upset the field and win City College's nome and DownBeat or- the wife. Tuesday when he played his titlerole tative. had planned to was per- (Continued on Page 3) attend but un- chestra will be presented m their sailor's friend on succeeding of "Peter Grimes" for a western au- After Red Cross Elections to go. able only Southern California concert by formances is Francis Barnes, Ran- dience at the Shrine Auditorium. Jack Gunning,delta class president, dolph ABS Sponsors Talk Club Plans Skating Party Faculty, students, and their friends Gene Norman tonight at Pasadena Griffith, and Donald Combs. was elected chairman of next year's Roller skating at a local rink will are invited to hear Mrs. Burbank's Civic Auditorium. The father mlaw for allperformances City Offers Lifeguard Jobs Red Cross unitat Tuesday's elections. On Business Contacts talk.Mrs. Jane B.Fadler is is Boris Bistritsky. follow the Westminster Club meeting chairman Jackie Cain and Roy Krai, whose Civil jobs as pool and beach Gunning served as chairmanof the "Making the Business Contact." of the series. service and super tomorrow, said DonFree- voice instrument stylings have be- lifeguards m the Los Angeles areaare fund drive, Ski Club president,andis panel sponsored by the Associated man, The president. The Rev. Edward last lecture of the series was come a trademark with Ventura's open for men 18 or over from City helping with the current blooddonor Business Students, will be given to- speak Parking" ArtDepartment Caldwell, scheduled to at the a discussion of "National newsounds m music, willsing. Jimmy Plans College. Examinations will be held campaign. Jean Visscher will serve day m S.L.H. 201 at 12 m. the May by Carthew, Witherspoon, king meeting, will address club Arthur W. geography jump of the blues; of later, but applications and additional as vice chairman; Virginia Harlan, Speaking will beEmerson K. Young, 31instead. instructor. andRoy Eldridge willalso appear. Exhibition Works Art work displays by City and information are available now at secretary; and Estella Moreno, treas- member of Los Angeles Chamber of State College faculty members will room 11, City Hall. urer. commerce: Miss Alice Larson. City be presented May 9 to 20 m Fine College employment office head: Political Drama Opens Central Stage Run; Arts Gallery, by Kappa Tau Sigma, Harvey, member of the Bank of honorary art society. America personnel department; and Paintings, ceramics, silver, and Council Votes New Policy; Miss Hayworth. evening division in- Browning Plays Lead in 'Star To Follow' leather works will be shown. Exhibi- structor teaching personnel manage- "A Star to Follow," an original po- Shirley Temple, "Raffles," and For- tin as Yaurette Karn; Joan Gray as tors will be Miss Emily Fry, water- ment. litical drama written by City College ever and a Day." She has also ap- Audrey, Harrison's daughter; and color paintings; Miss Pauline Blank, Motion Revises NSA Stand Guests are slated to discuss chances student Mark Rodgers, opens Wed- peared m "National Velvet," "Women Stan Frazier as Larry. enamel wares; Mrs. Josephine Kop- A motionby CouncilmanK. Wallace ization, that such organization does of employment as determined by pres- nesday at 8:30 p.m. m the bungalow m the Night, "and "If Winter Comes." Also m the cast are Morris Miller enwaver, watercolor and oil paint- Longshore pertaining to academic advocate the use of force and violence ent business trends, what the em- theater. Supporting players are Anita Pi- as Tom Garmon, the corrupt poli- ings; and Miss Norma Hagen, ceram- freedom revised the stand taken by to accomplish its end. and that such ployment office lias to offer, and tech- The play, concerning a man's land as Annie, the maid; Alicia Mar- tician; Bill Kerschner as Mr. Beards- ics, silver, and textile printing. the National Student Association's an organization requires its members niques and discrepancies m seeking problem m choosing between his ley; and Nancy Miller asMrs.Beards- Other exhibitors from City College executive committee and formed a to take an oath of allegiance to sup- employment. Jennings, policies." ideals of personal success, is the first ley. faculty will be Thomas City College policy at the special Ex- port its Miss Hayworth will give a summa- Anderson, meeting by full length original play to be given advertising: C. Webster ecutive Council called Thurs- This action the executive com- tion andparticipatem a question and Paisin Directs painting; Olson, here m many years. oil Wallace air- day. mittee arose from a case m which discussion period, while Harlan Mo- Nettie Paisin. who spent eirht craft production; Thomas Laursen, The passed by a two University of Washington Rodgers Won Awards council the motion teach- rane, of the A.B.s. operating Man. years directing and acting with the drawings; Rudy Feld, stage design; 7-0 margin. werebeing dismissed for admitted- Rodgers is a third year playwriting ers will introduce the speakers Douglas Smith Players m Chicago, Milton Hirschl, silk screen and water- Longshore only ly belonging to the Communist party . major. In the past he lias written moved that 'the is directing the play. She handled color paintnig; and Harold Jones, basis for taking punitive action Dick Docter. Associated three one act plays, "New Girl," pro- Students Secretarial Groups Accepts recreational and educational photograph and watercolor painting. against a teacher or instructor is his president, called the special meeting "Perplexed No More," and "Among grams the army years, Pledges for for three individual acts and not mere mem- for the purpose of taking action on During Initiation the Guests." which won the City Texas, England, serving m and bership an association or organiza- executive policy. Formal initial ion of 15 pledges to College Original One Act Play Award m the committee's France. Orloff Asks Graduates tion except m the case where such Last, week's meeting found thai Bob Alpha Pi Epsilon, secretarial honor m 1946. society, was held Thursday m Stu- Third show this semester m the an organization or association's offi- Doctor's measure for the council to Playing the leadas a book publish- To Caps,Gowns dent Lounge. central staging theater, "A Star to Get cial policy advocates or uses force and take a stand as being against the Union er is Robert Browning, who has ap- Graduating deltas must order their Follow" will play May 11 through 14 violence to accomplish its ends and report of the N.S.A. executive com- A semi annual .spring banquet fol- peared m "Joan of Lorraine," "Rope," raps gowns and continue May 17, 18, 19, and 21. and m Student Store by where said organization requires an mittee was defeated. lowed, honoring new members and "Our Town," and directed "Eliza- Friday from to 12 9 a.m. m. and 2 oath of allegiance to support the pol- alumni. Special guests were Dr. John beth the Queen." The publisher, Jo- to 4 p.m. A 50 cent fine will be icy of the organization as a prere- STS Announces Speakers Lombard:, dean ot instruction; Dr. seph Harrison, is faced with the de- Mormons Sponsor Dance charged every day afterward, for de- quisite to membership. Belford Cruse, chairman o! the Jessie Graham, head of Los Angeles cision of exposing the political cor- Orloff, A backward dance, where women clared Miss Kthelrose dean of "In the case where an individual la SCOCial science department, and Mario Adult Business Education. Dick Doc- ruption caused by his friends, by men, women's asked the was held Saturday activities. charged with belonging to an organ- Tartaglia, social science depart- ter, Associated students president; publishing a controversial book. night by Lambda Sigma, A %\ deposit is required plus $2.50 808 BROWNING stars m drama Delta cam- ization that advocates or uses force ment, have been selected to speak and John Goodlad. A.S. vice presi- Isobel, Harrison's wife, is enacted pus Arlington for deltas with student body cards, department's production Mormon fraternity at and violence to accomplish its ends, at the award banquet to be held dent. Miss Rossback, pcrsonel direc- by AMen. on the of "A and $3.50 for those Paula She has been Ward, Church of Jesus Christ of without student we strongly feel that there must be sometime m June by the Sigma Tau tor of Broadway Department Store. stage since Die aye 2. the Star to Follow," political drama body cards. of and m Latter-Day Saints. Bill McConkle reasonable proof that the individual Sigma, social science honorary so- spoke about "The Intangible Assets movies "Little Princess," with starting Wednesday m run m B. 16. acted as program chairman. charged is a member of the organ- ciety. m Business." 2 LOS ANGELES COLLEGIAN MONDAY MORNING,MAY 9, 1949 University Camp Gives Kids Opportunity Red Cross Calls for Blood To Leave City During Summer Vacation Though science made great discov- blood bank book, which records their blood derivativeshas been distributed eries to save lives with tiie coming of blood type, positive or negative Rli to every part Of the nation by the penicillin With summer vacation nearing. and sulfas, blood cannot be factor, and date of donation. If a Red cross and state health depart- hundreds of underprivileged children artificially produced. It can be ob- member of their family should ever ments. who have never escaped the urban tainedonly from human beings, need a transfusion, the "transfusee," Blood Combats Disease presentation card, hustle of the third largest city In the AMS In giving blood, peopleare not giv- upon of this re- Blood derivatives taken from a vol- ing Cross, the equivalent of United States look forward to the it to the Red but through ceives amount blood unteer's bloodare used to combat, dis- ten day summer vacation offered the Red Cross to physicians, who m free of charge. ease, shock, treatment of hemophilia, each year by University Camp. turn give it back to people. AMA Approves Agency and treatment of certain anemic con- With support from City College stu- Any gripes or questions? Pull out Red Cross Supplies Doctors Approved by the American Medical ditions, but the stockpile of wartime needy dents this year about 350 kids some paper and mark it np with your Blood collected is supplied to phy- Association, the army,navy. Veterans blood plasma from which these dis- will be given free bus rides to the X on the bottom. Then drop it m the sicians without charge for treatment Administration, and public health of- ease fighting agents were processed patients, ficials, Cross been designated Is falling low. BULLETIN A.M.S. boxes on the side of the dog- of while the Red Cross works Red lias closely physicians donor agency. A color film on University Camp houses holding Collegians. Some of with m areas where as the official blood Whether or not whole blood and blood donor Through organization blood is "ill be shown m N.ll. 11l today and the questions received this week ap- centers are located. No this its derivatives is available to save lives Charge blood; collected, processed for use as whole people respond tomorrow at 12 HI. A short talk will pear below. is made for Red Cross depends on whether only charge is physi- bloodor blood derivatives, distributed. Sign today! People take place alter the film ends. — that Which a to the call, up Q Why is it that during any cian or hospital makes for the trans- and made available for research and give a pint of their blood ami 20 pine clustered grounds located 6250 school activity, the faculty is made fusion itself. investigations. minutes of their lives to help save a conspicuous by its absence and lack feet above sea level m the San Ber- If people accepted as donors and Since the end of World War 11, life. Perhaps their own or that of a of support? H.H. nardino Mountains. give blood, they receive a Red Cross more than 76 million dollars' worthof loved one. Children Need Only Clothing: A— Probably because the Students "Only thing the children have to do the same, although the popular take is their Clothing," stated Don conception of the title instructor Marsh, University Religious Confer- dresses it with such a stiff framework Hawkins Repairs ence secretary. He added that three of dignity that the instructor finds The Whip Lash squaVe meals, supervised recreation, himself m an awkward position. He Campus Machines By Norman Dash and beds will be provided. is not able to relax and unbend m a 808 THOSE WHO ARGUED "Until 1946 we never took more manner which allowsenjoyment of a COUNCILMAN DOCTER'S WHOLESOME FOOD is just one of many worthwhile aspects of Uni- InUnique against the motion stated that they than 50 kids, but during the last few slightly different social event such as Office motion for the Executive Council to Camp Flanked by oppose did not an instructor who was years we expanded facilities into a versity located m the San Bernardino Mountains. student college activities. . Bill Hawkins is probably the most N.S.A.'s stand on academic believe again freedom, was capable of teaching an academic sub- unique camp," he revealed. the warm waters of the Santa Ana River, the camp will once — keyed up man on campus. This figure which defeated after a Q Why aren't larger disposal un- stormy debate, rose out of a squabble ject should be fired for his politipal Marsh, active m camp fund drives offer needy children m this area the opportunity for a vacation. speech its placed m the quads or present-re- of stems from the fact that closely subject. for the past four years, stated that related to the beliefs. cepticles emptied oftener? H.K. Hawkins, now m his fourth year as "we don't try to change characters of — Since there was to be a regional Immediately following the council's an appliance repairman N.S;A. kids during the ten day session, but A This has been referred to the office for the assembly of delegates, it was action, Dick Docter, Associated Stu- Campus hope to teach them to enjoy whole- Better Committee. Board of Education, is the guardian only reasonable that thecouncil would dents president, called for a special living they might become angel typewriters investigate the matter and establish session to form a definite some so Q— How about acquiring adequate of more than 300 council a representativepolicy. policy. awareof the simpler aspects for good seating equipment for lower hall of used at City College. stand onN.S.A. life." Fine Arts Building.D.P. The council is elected by the Asso- Bob Docter's motion calling for Raise $2200 '48 — Looatedm a narrow roomm North and Students m A According to Kenneth Kerans, ciated Students should reflect the disapproval of the executive Hall that is lined with bolts, nuts, council Students at City College contribu- administrative dean, the suggestion viewpoint of this group. committee's academic freedom stand, ted $2200 during Camp Week screws, soldering irons, a drill press, Fund is not feasible because of safety rules SOME PEOPLEHAVE suggesting that N.S.A. refrain from last year. The carnival netted ap- files, hammers, and other considerations. The seats screw drivers, a one the idea that giving policy instruc- forming a policy until the report of proximately $1400 and classroom col- would only be an obstruction m the burner stove, and typewriters m need tions to delegates only restricts them the American Association of Univer- lections constituted the rest. corridors. aid, compromises or commitments. sity Professors registers its decision expressedhope support of a little first Hawkins can be m Marsh that — There have also been cries that this was defeated, although Docter offered would just good again this time, Q Couldn't permanent program found five days a week, standing at be as procedure is undemocratic.There are to withdraw his motion. adding that $25 is needed for each cards be issued at a later date so as his work bench by an open window, elements of truth m both points of child trip. to prevent bending, tearing, and pay- LONGSHORE sent on the cleaning and replacing typewriter view. K. WALLACE Organization of the camp has ing of fines? F.E. N.S.A. committee chairman, revised — parts. opinion stemmed from suggestions of student A Dr. Benjamin K.Swartz, regis- In my the council is as re- the policy formed by the executive sponsible body counselors who donated ten days of trar, has been told of this suggestion. The blond haired repairman does- toward the student as committee. In his motion, Longshore congress is to the people their time each summer. "Each year and if. m the final analysis, it is n't have any complaints as far as of the moved that "theonly basis for taking Congress at the end of the session, counselors THESE KIDS wouldn't make their own beds at home. Straightening found to be to the advantage of both the general treatment of typewriters Uunited States. If does punitive action against a teacher or get together and -offer ideas as to out rumpled cots is part of the duty of the children at University students and registrar, a change will is concerned. He believes that the anything to violate American princi- instructor is his individual acts, and large majority typists on campus ples constitution, camp improvement." Marsh added. Camp. Daily chores are assigned to counselors and campers, and be made. of set forth m the not mere membership m an associa- Official start for the camp fund — are careful when using the machine. there are cries of "Dictators!" from tion or organization except m the there doesn't seem to be any evidence of shirking. Have you looked at the flags m drive is Wednesday when betas pre- Q Past experience as repairman for many groups. case where such an organization or the Student Union Lounge? They're sent a special show m Administration city schools m West Los Angeles has Consequently, if City College dele- association's official policy advocates filthy! Iwould be glad to cooperatem junior Auditorium. This is one of a series of taught Hawkins that high gates were to do something which or uses force and violence to accomp- doing something about thiscondition. programs Marsh hopes students will school typewriters are usually m the would discredit this college, the Ex- lish its ends, and where said organi- — C.S. support. F.A. — worst condition. ecutive Council wouldbe heldrespon- zation requires an oath of allegiance A Would you pleasebe present at your m "Don't over oil typewriter," sible. After all, the council chose to support the policy of the organiza- 11 a.m. tomorrow 8.l to further Hawkins warned, adding that after them! > tion as a prerequisite to membership. discuss this matter. Teacher Instructs applying a moderate amount of lu- THE ACTION TAKEN "In the case where an individual is — be wiped Q Thereis aneed for book shelves bricant the machine should by the executive committee arose charged with belonging to an organ- Of men's rest rooms. only off so as to help eliminatethe forma- a case which two University BILL FARE m m Chinese Language the The from ization that advocates or uses force tion of a gummy substance that is Louis Leung, evening division Eng- substitute at present is the paper of Washington teachers were dis- and violence to accomplish its ends, brought about by a mixture of oil lish instructor, has the distinction of dispensers, and they are limited and missed for admittedly belonging to we strongly feel that there must be and dust. being the first native of Canton, Chi- byBill Rivera small.— L.S. theCommunistparty. reasonable proof that the individual na, to study European art m United A Dean Kerans stated that this Aside from typewriter chores he In taking a stand on academic free- charged is a member of the organiza- "liberals," Immediately machines, States and return to his native city. So called campus who after the incident, our point is well taken, and that he will also repairs mimeograph dom, the N.S.A. executive committee tion, that such an organization does After completion of his education on and off take an occasional blast at liberal friends started yelling "cop" look into the matter.He also said that adding machines, calculators, liquid stated that "the only basis for puni- advocate the use of force and vio- here, he returned to China and the Collegian for not thinking along and managed to get the matter he appreciated the suggestion, and duplicators, and comptometers. The tive action m the cSllege community lence to accomplish its ends, and that taught for 22 years. their beliefs,have oncemoreunleashed brought up before the Executive that it is good to seestudents taking physics department also helps Haw- should beclear proof of the deliberate such an organization requires its Council, In addition to instructing English, their mimeograph machines for an- a group that had absolutely an active interest m their campus. kins keep busy on their equipment. actions of the individuals m question membersto takeanoath of allegiance Leung tutors .Chinese and citizen- other of their crusades. no power to do*anything.* * ... We declare our strong belief to support its policies." ship. Arrangements have also been Latest reason for the unhappiness thatmere membership m an associa- The council passed the motion 7 0. We printed the story of what hap- made for him to teach a class m of this clan of students is the Colle- tion or organization is no ipso facto pened Chinese this fall. gian's "unfair coverage" of theBartha at the council meeting m a basis for punitive academic actions." SINCLAIR SHORT Of RECORD Leung has spent years purely objective manner with no bias Poet'sCorner 25 m The Ameri- Watkins case by printing only one What was the council afraid of and City College's 100 yard dash rec- shown whatsoever.This waseven ad- ca as pastor of a Chinese Congrega- side of the story. There'll be another horse to ride what did Bob Docter's motion mean? ord of 9.75, made by Hal Sinclair m * * mitted by one of their group, a per- Equine Epitaph tional Church m Los Angeles, Chi- # through the day's heat, Only one thing! The council was 1938, is only one tenth of a second nese Philadelphia sonal friend of ours. By Irv Sunasky instructor m a When we arrived at the collegeFri- And the night's chill. afraid of being branded as a "Com- under the Southern California Jun- parochial high One thing that these liberalsshould My horse is dead at the foot of the school, and at the day, one of our staff members handed or plain remorse, munist" group. At least three mem- ior College track andfield record held keep m mind before issuing their hill, Call it sentiment University of Colorado. us a dodger distributed by these But part of me lies with my horse, bers were, for the motion was defeat- by Eddie Morris of Santa Ana Junior Equipped is that we were Stiff and bloated. with only a limited el- "champions of democracy," who have "information" not ed by a 4-3 vote. College. trying the case our columns or Strange to see her lying so still, At the foot of the hill. ementary education when he arrived organized into a student committee m Leung graduated reviewing what actually happened, With lusterless hair matted and here m 1903, was for defense of Bartha Watkins. from College of the Pacific 12 years * * * but were only reporting what hap- coated. pened later. He continued his studies at If these students, instead of stam- at the council meeting. Only last night she carried me fast Debate Star Racks Up Trophies, Titles Yue-Ting Academy m China. peding for their soap boxes and and free. As m Canton, an instructor he mimeograph machines every time art Faculty Holds BridgeParty Leaving the others behind m the taught elementary grades m Chi- incident occurs concerning a member A benefit bridge party will be held nese, dust. English and art at Canton of a minority group, would stop to May 14 from 1 to 4 p.m. by the Fac- Watching her take a hill was some- Lillian Stevens Wins Three Firsts atDenver College and Christian Sun-Vat-Sen consider the facts m an objective ulty Women's Club m Student Union thing to see, took flrst and she took second." year oratory discus- University. By Norman Dash took flrst m and manner, there wouldn't be so much lounge, according to Mrs. John Lom- As she galloped to the top like a Miss Stevens revealedthat her big- sion at U.C.L.A. She also racked up An artist, he also founded an art In Lillian Stevens' case, the saying hollering of race prejudice going on bards president. windy gust. gest came at Bakersfield when College of school m Canton and assisted m that a woman talks too much,may be thrill firsts m debate at the all the time. accompanied by Patty Giles went m Pi Kappa Delta establishing two others. true, but ifbeing able to speakis any she Pacific and the What actually happened m this kind of criterion for holding office m through seven straight rounds of de- contests. Pepperdine case, since rocketed into a race riot the United States then hail the new bate m order to beat This seasonMiss Stevensspoke her SLas Qnceles CoiieciaH of the first degree by "liberal fac- McGee Designs Set Shop; president m 1952. And if Truman College on both sides of the question. way to first at Pomona, Bakersfleld, was Watkins, who argue, got a a big battle," "Pep- Denver, Phi Rho Pi, tour- Entered as second-class matter April 19. 1949, tions" that isn't wants to he hasn't "It was she said. and local at the Post Office at Los Angeles, Calif., under a student at this college, was brought chance. perdineis consideredto be one of the ney.Then she took a first m oratory tin- Ad of March 3. 1879. Published by the Structure Gets Steel to of an instructor by Walls top at and a second debate, Associated Students tri-weekly, college year, the attention Notonly can the pretty 19 year old schools." Redlands m except school holidays, by the journalism de- young lady complained of A set shop for drama department, constructed before the building is Councilwoman Four losing out University partment of Los Angeles City College. Edited a who be- City College speech-English major Wins Firsts to the of South- and printed In the publishing plant of the ing annoyed by Watkins. to be completed about June 6, will be finished. Set building is done m the The 5 foot 2 inch debate star who ern College, 27, boast of being the best talkerand de- California. 855 N. Vermont Aye., Los Angeles * * * the first permanent building erected Theater, stage, Whiting, Ind„ last Calif. Telephone: City Room, OLympla 9541; Little the auditorium bater m the country, but she has a was born 1929 m Besides her work on the debate Advertising Office, NOrmandy 1-6324. Repre- on campus since 1935 when six build- and on the sidewalks. sented by National Advertising Service, Inc., This instructor asked Watkins to bunch of trophies and a flock of titles team, Miss Stevens has the distinc- Aye., City. ings put up part 421 Madison New York Subscription accompany to the dean of stu- were as of a 10 mil- An averageset costs about $100and prove of being the only the i1 00 per semester. him to it. tion woman m for He lion dollar construction program later takes approximately three weeks to college EXECUTIVE EDITOR -WILLIAM RIVERA dents' office a conference. DebateStar Wins Nationals history of the to serve two se- Aye.. Canoga abandoned. build.Constructiontime willbe cut m 7036 Deerinß Park— SU 8-9148 agreed and turned to get his hat and This year the petite blue eyed Miss mesters on the Executive Council, MANAGING EDITOR NORMAN DASHEFSRY immediately doing Mcl Designed by the department's tech- half with the new shop. and slyly admitted that she nei- 1628 W. 109th Pl.— PLymouth 5-6680 started a Stevens reached her peak of perfec- she nical Barry McGee, the shop ADVERTISING MANAGER HARRY HALE Patton down the Fine Arts stairway. director tion m the National Junior College ther favors the debate team nor the 709'j W. 47th St ADams 3-5394 Reports appearing several publi- will concrete m have such features as a Debate Tournament m Denver. "We council. NEWS STAFF cations had mob of students floor, steel walls and roof, and an Monday a ac- air scalped 'em," she said laughing. "They U.S.C. Offers Scholarship Editor Don Anderson conditioning unit, and Monday City Editor Lucy Sanionl costing him and chasing him around will be located came from all over the West, but we "Most interesting thing while being A.ssm lutfc Pat Richardson what they termed the best the Enigneering Building. Assist ;mts Bugane Guerrero. Herb Pronln campus m behind still beat 'em." on the council was the fact that we Wednesday Editor Wally Guentber traditions of the deep south. The structure, replacing the old set got eight Wednesday City Editor Pauline Novlck " * In the Denver tourney, Miss Stev- seven out of members of Aaaoclats Bill Edwards a shop which was torn down to make? and a Assistants Marlene Meder, Harry Gordon ens entered three divisions and came the Students' Ticket elected Wednesday _ the bungalows, will pinned room for new News Pate- ...— Fred Allen When down, students cham- out batting 1.000. She took top honors president," she said. Associate Galen Kuehnast have place for storage of sets, Friday Editor ..Don Alpert pioning Watkins' defense admitted a m oratory, extemporaneous speaking, Last year, during the elections of - Donnelly Friday City Editor .-_ Pat been more paint shop, and a set construction Caroline Spragua that there couldn't have and, with her partner, annexed the her first term, she admitted belong- Associate shop. Assistant Bob Chernlss than a total of 8 to 12 students en- third first m debate. ing to a slate, although they were il- Feature Editor Arnie Gordon gaged m helping "terror at City The building will by feet, Assistants Maurice Turner. Frank Cooke stalk be 20 80 To make things more interesting legal. "Everyone had them," she re- College." They shop, formerly "SPORTS also conceded that While the old located than they could possibly be, light vealed, smiling guiltily, "I wasn't the EDITOR Murray Fromson the original "mob" confronting Wat- behind the Radio Bungalow, meas- only one who belonged to some .11..i.day haired revealed m slate." Editor Ronald Wellier of Miss Stevens that taut Doug Robinson kins consisted one instructor and ured 15 by 40 feet. very Weduesuay Editor _ Sid Levy the nationals she was fighting a A tempting speecli scholarship tanl Werner Marx one student. Most useful part of the new build- grudge battle with Dorothy Compton from U.S.C. may take Miss Stevens Friday Editor Pat Bennett ing storage dock, Assistant Dick Riley We elected to overlook the matter, will be the set ac- of Seminole, Okla. They battled from the Vermont Avenue campus, Snorts Feature Editor Jim Moore it being a Collegian policy to play cording to McGee. At present, sets through the 1948 prelims and finals but even though she can get the offer CONTEMPORARY LIFE AND LETTERS down news of individual misconduct are stored on the AdministrationAu- to end up a tie for second m im- whenever she wants she may continue Editor Russell Grigory stage, Theater, Associates . Uick Levi. Bob Stelngart and other happenings of a similarna- ditorium m theLittle m promptu speaking. here for four years. Atalitant Louisa Illlnisworth costume prop rooms, and m ture. If this case doesn't come under the and BARRY McGee, drama depart- Rival Takes Licking LILLIAN STEVENS, Executive "I like everyone and everything WOMEN'S AFFAIRS this classification, we will personally the Chemistry Building basement. "This year we wereboth extemp here more than at U.S.C. The class- Editor Joan Hlirlns ment technical director, designed m Councilman, smiles happily as Monday Staff Doreen Dickson, down kiss the Eleven have by the debate, Itook m extemp es are morecomfortable," Shoemaker, bow and the hem of sets been built and and flrst smaller and Marviane Delphlne Frisco department shop- set shop which will be erected second," she shows some of the trophies Friday Desk Editor Lee Cherry liberals' robes at noonm front of Ad- drama since the old while Dorothy took she ex- she admitted. staff Doris Davis, Building. destroyed, more be behind EngineeringBuilding. plained happily. m we she has collected on debate team. you—Lillian Naiicle Tunlson, Diane Crawford ministration was and six will "And debate Thank Stevens! MORNTNG, MOVHAY MAT 9, 1949 LOS ANGELES COLLEGIAN 3 Glendale Stuns Cubs Bowling Squad Practices For Match With Trojans With 12½ -5½ Win Unsuccessful m Its last three After losing to Glendale Friday. matches, the City College bowling Engage at City College Itaksmen third Baseballers make a Tartars squad take, layofl Griffith a be two week attempt to win their sixth conference line facing Dniversitj of Southern match when they tackle Muir on the California. tomorrow, Cub Nine Seeks To Avenge Gymmen Cop Tartars Capture Brookside course University of California at Lcb An- Friday's loss. 1:!'_, to :>'." al the geles keglers recently knocked otf WSC Cinderfest hands of the Vaqueros, marked the Coach Don Newmeyer's crew 2495- First Round Compton Defeat -2447, Weksler paced (Continued Page 1) Leonard both Mythical Win from fourth league defeat In nine starts teams with scores of 153, 202, and gymnasts gathered only other undisputed blue ribbon Invaders Boast Win Streak df EightStraight Games; More than 200 for the Cubs. In addition to Muir, 201, for a total of 556. at Pasadena City College Friday Without a doubt, the evening's the Grlfflnmen have two encounters currently Groh, Rosenfield, Neiberg,Olivo Pace Local Attack night to show their wares and pro- most exciting race was the mile relay John Novobilskl Is lead- with Pasadena next week. the squad with, a lt>9 average, vide a royal christening for the first It was strictly between the Cub.s and ins uir.ic Bob and What Compton Collegebaseballers did toCity College m the flrst annual Pasadena Invitational Gym- Tartars, and hotly contested from Pointmakers for City College were McClellan Weksler follow with averages of t64, Other meeting between the two teams, namely halt a winning streak, nastics Meet. " leadort men Ed Washington and Don Al Qlauser, picking up 3 points; Bob the pinmen for City College Bob Gurry, down to the tape Washing- Gillette, scoring IVa; are local horsehidera will attempt to do tomorrow afternoon at 3 on the Competing against top-flight ma- and ai Siegel Farmer and Earl Clyde. ton and Compton ace Curry ran Heaves, ' terial from throughout Southern Cal- and Bob each With .: point GriffithPark diamond. neck and neck i'or 390 yards the ifornia, 17 Cubs entered the contest on Lee lloibrook attained the low score Currently m second place m the Western States Conference first leg.- to eventually be crowned mythical for the locals, despite the fact that he ALL TYPES OF Standings, the Tartars have the won champs. Butler Holds Own lost all three of. his points, He shot last nine encounters m addition Although point But coming in for the exchange of a 75. copping seven straight league til no official score kept, batons. Washington showed his heels squad Their season record reads 18 wins an Bowlers Initiates was the locals easily outclassed The Cubs send a or eight all that could be to the fading Tartar and gave James men to Long Beach Friday 7 setbacks. Other combinations on to Vernon Press organized teams. Bell a seven yard lead. The second compete annual Intramural Slate taken for Unofficial m the Western 577 S. Fairfax Aye., WYoming 5410 Tartars Start scoring credited the 44lj Cub quarter miler held the advan- states Tournament, Slow Intramural bowling begins today Cubs witli Conference points, ample 23 markers tage over Ruben Derrick, and then Coach Keith Lee's Hub City nil and continues through Wednesday an over the heads of nearest competitors, Bill Finch did the same to Don Davis. got otl to a slow start, dropping fl on the Sunset and Bimini Alleys. their East los Angeles Huskies. Tum- it took Fred Thompson, who had of its games during the flrstmonth Three game series will be played the bler Bill Roy, ringman George Wik- earlier won the 440 yard race in 48.7s IRVING play. However, since then Lee has r and the winners at each of the alleys BFRMAN ler, and parallel artist Richard for another new record, to cut down vamped his lineup, adding basketba a playoff bar Jfli^l willmeet later m match. lead, now by players Allan Lamont and DanJoin HARD HITTING Phil Neiberg, Beckner, were blue ribbon winners. the local held anchor scores again Coach Dick Palmatary's Peons man Luther Butler. He caught But- JCJ| stonto the starting team. the top rung present m City College outfielder, will see What loomed as one of the feature have at the ler, but was unable to overtake him, tournament, action tomorrow's conference duels of the evening, the free exercise Lamont has taken over Jack Tay softball via a forfeit m and the race ended in a dead heat } ". FOR YOU position, despi and a 30-15 victory over Coach Col- game with place Compton. pitting E.L.A.J.C.'s John Miller W%* ... lor's flrst base and second for first in 3m 19.3s. his late season start, is leading th lins Jones' 12m. Tuesday-Thursday Photo by Mervyn Lew against Cub Larry Hyman, resulted an ironic Miller, who had nam m hitting with a hefty .500 a\ class. m twist. BELL LEI) TEAM all the question of who is the South- erage. Turning to volleyball, Coach Car- previously beaten Hyman m all their Last year's All W.S.C. cent land's top ringman. His Olympics michaels 11 a.m. Sylvester Bell led his team to a meetings but one, was edged by the has collected 19 hits m 38 appea Tuesday-Tljursday crosses, levers, outfit is currently leading the rest Cub star, but both men were forced iron and overwhelmed ances at the plate. flrstplace m the Western States Con- competiton husky of the pack due to forfeits. to take a back seat behind unher- his as the Cub- won Johnston replaces second sacke ference finals on March 16. 1945, Sal Peinceotta won the singles alded Lee Cummins from Manual the blue ribbon. Teammate Mark Jerry Watts, the former Bell Hig high was a handball title by defeating Marvin as he tied the previous Cub Arts High School. Gilden solid second. star, who lettered three years m base de Goede two out of three games. Jump record at 6ft. sin. George Wikler settled once and for ball and was an All Eastern Leagu m basketball selection. Watts' brothe Jim is also riding the bench m the new Hub City setup. Dump Vaqueros TAtLOR-MADE Watts Benched Horsehiders TO-YOUR-MEASURE dropping two straight con- four earned runs. Southpaw Arnie flrst and third innings and two A former Compton High athlet After runs tilts, City College regained Daetwyler opened for the Vaqueros m the seventh. Carlee Smith takes over left field ference its winning ways Friday and seven frames. He was the The while Jim Watts is now used for uti with a 10-6 lasted Fred Olivo, besides getting a flrst victory over cellar dwelling Glen- victim of nine Cub runs but struck- inning single scoring pair ity purposes. The remainder of th the and a of Vaqueros MunicipalStadium. out 11 men during his tenure on the runs, year outer garden is composed of Joh dale m stole his 29th base of the m right and Doug i It was the third Cub road win m mound. m the initial canto to tie his all time Caswell Rozella Deeter, hurler, Smith-Corona center. 13 frays but moved Coach Joe Flem- Lou ace Gaucho City College record. STERLING ing's crew games of pace finished up and touched for Catching within JVs. was duties fall toEddieMille setting Pasadena. three hits and a run m his two inning Los Antelrs AB Rll Glendule AB R H The best seller, but not our cheapest who bats left handed, but Olivo, Of ..... 4 2 1 Maxwell, 2b 4 11 model. It has: throw Casino, 3b 6 1 4 Phillips, II ... 5 0 0 Casino Gets Four Hits stint.- ..... White, with his right paw. Miller is also th Aye Imsu* .010 ss 501 Floating shlit Rockey Casino and Jim Groh were City College broke fast with Rosenlleld, c 5 1 1 Krepps, rf .50 1 Touch selector highest with an averag droll, Condon, second hitter big guns runs the four frames, and rl 4 2 2 cf ... 3 0 0 linespacer the m the local attack. Ca- m first Neibem. If .3 1 0 Deeter. p .. 0 0 0 Variable of .360. sino banged out four singles m six then added the final five m the sev- Allen, ss 5 0 1 Schulte. lb 4 12 Speed booster Morris, lb 3 1 0 Burton. Jb ... 4 2 2 Starting pitcher m tomorrow trips, pair enth and eighth stanzas. John, Two-color ribbon while Groh smashed a of Podesta, 2b 5 0 1 St c 4 2 1 reverse game will Phillips. Ross, p 3 1 1 Daetwyler.p. cf 3 0 0 Automatic ribbon be Les doubles m four tries. Casino, Dave Walks Help Rally Cushioned tabulator Rosenfield, Phil Neiberg, Jim Two and two singles, 38 10 11 37 6 8 margin Waters Starts for Cubs and walks includ- Quickset stops - Allen drove home a pair of tallies ing Rosenfield's two run smash to *'lniiu. courtesy runner for Casino m eiKhth. Paper table extension arm* Opening on themound for City Co! around frcfrne apiece, while Groh and Len Ross ac- left, produced a triplet m the fourth. i; ii All legeWill be Jerry Waters. E counted for one each. Two more hits, a walk, and a couple New Low Pric<> | regular starting LOS ANGELES 101 300 230-10 11 6 \.4 Ljjj 18-** The team open Ross went the route for his sixth infield outs generated the final three exception Glendale 002 200 020- 6 8 0 made possible I. for the locals with the o win against two setbacks. The slim m the eighth. Allen taking injurec Rosenfield; Daetwyler, BURLEIGHS Red over the right hander gave up eight hits and The Cubs scored singletons m the Ross and shortstop Jim Hall's position.Hal Po Deeter, and St. John. ' v — desta movesm to fill up the keyston Facilities. -~-i- J». —»>** slot. Western StatesConference Track Results RS "The Rugby Lounge** Mile— Won by Walters . Johnson (LB). Javelin— Won by Goins IPI, Lutz (LA). SyS^SS2P^^ RENTALS'" Halpin (Pi, (LAI, " response been terrific this, biggest (C), Butler Galindo Wester- Drummond (Oi. Sende ipi, Hoffman IMI, The has to the doll (P). Time. 4m 26.35. tailoring value town, featuring our own original Baseball Standings Benson iG>. Distance, 144ft 33jin. m 440— Won by (C), Butler (LA), sfyles. Remember, only Berman's unduplicated de- Thompson vault--Won by Berakoff ILA), tie be- W Special Student # W L Pet Davis (C). McKlbben iGi, Finch (LA). Bell Pole ftrpnfl dSJmt signing gives our exclusive "wider shoulder look," (LA). Time, 48.75. tween Johnson (C) and Fitzhugh (M), Derham narrowed hips and dropped waistline which create Pasadena 9 1 .900 IG;, (C). Meyers ipi, * 100— Won by Fell (CI, Sims (LA). Mejia tie :■■■"■■■ii-Babcock and thit desired "flattering tapered effect!" Stop m Compton 8 2 .800 (CI, Smith (CI, Stanley (LAI. Gillespie (LAI. Robinson IPI. Height. 13ft IDln. today and enjoy styling and tailoring ordinarily Time, 9.85. (all makes) "77/i/ — LOS ANGELES G 3 .667 Four man mile relay Tie between I.A NEW USED costing $9E at this new, low, producer to-you Shot put— Won by Parks (CI, Iness IC). (Washington. Finch, Bell.Butlell and ComlUun Flattering i-'ico of only $60. Breeland iLAi, Carter iQi, Moore 10). Zent- i, HJWft^^^MH Long Beach 5 5 .500 (Curry. Derrick. Davis. Thompson Ulendalc, meyenMl. Distance. 46ft 4ln. Muir. Pasadena. Long Beach. Time 3m It.3s. Tapered — Underwood WOPVA\ Muir 2 7 .222 120 yard high hurdles Won by Anderson — Your budget or Your allowance fr^-"^ (Ci, Walden (LA), Jackson (C). Prindle (G>, High jump Won by Dyer (LBI, tie between Smith-Corona Ventura 2 8 .200 Dennis (Qi, Shelton (LA). Time, 14s. O'Niell (PI and Butts (C>, tie among Robert- ' r (LA), Shelton (LAI, and Wyatt (C). JMA%^VrSjr* JT/ J Glendale 1 7 .125 880— Won by Jackson (LA), Wallace (LA), son '' EXPERT REPAIRING— Standard & Portable Dealer WmA^A* 'm^^^A\ Height, 6ft 2 Bln. Biorkman (Gi, Derrick (C>, no fifth or sixth. * * * Friday's Results Time, lm AH.2s. Discus— Won by Innes (C>. Drummond (O), Pogue (M), Davis (LAI. Reason (LA>, Bree- Compton Long 220— Won by Sims (LA), Fell (CI. Mejia (C), land iLAi. Distance, 157ft Svaln. Add-n-Type Co. 3. Beach 1. McKibben (G). Stanley (LAI. no sixth. Time. — — Angeles 6. 21.45. Final scores Compton 170 1 12. Los Anweles 616 S. Western Viß\. N. of Wilshire FA 1573 Los 10. Glendale 2 Long Dickey (LA). 145 3. Glendale 63. Pasadena 36tii. Two mile— Won by King , Beach 25, Muir 203 Games Tomorrow Johnson (LBI, Ledesma (C). Roop (P), Hunt ... (Pi. Time, 9m 58.65. — Compton at Los Angeles? 220 yard low hurdles Won by Anderson (("">, (double- Gillespie (LA). Ferren (LA), Mcßiley (P), Glendale at Ventura Dennis (GI, Zunlga (CI. Time, 23.25. header). Broad jump— Won by Anderson (Ci. Lutz Long (LAI. Sasaki (LAI, Howard (LAI, Smith (C). Beach at Muir. Johnson (C). Distance, 33ft J^ln, For Smoothness and Styling-^p/L i^mk all interested sport spectators. As re- The Minnesota mentor came up ported m these columns earlier, Kelly with his squawk after the school put raised quite a fuss about eligibility of out close to $200 to send Gillespie Bla J» I /^ I / i*nd mildcigarettes. "Camels" Jim Gillespie m the university class, halfway across the country for the :,7 y^ ' eß&§ Hjl^^^ i or open division, low hurdles. meet. We're not arguing from the fi- flR i-'r^flß^mffli / 111 II" few The question, to our way of think- nancial standpoint. Jim told us that ing, centers on when is an athletenot he had hisheart set on running, even an athlete? What m high heavens if he didn't get the opportunity to difference does it make if Gillespie, qualify for the finals. or any other athlete for that matter, The same policy was employed is a junior college* * student* or not? against Compton track men.Bill Fell, m all probability would have won the We say if a guy is good enough to open 100 yard dash from Paul Bienz run, thenby allmeans let him get out of Tulane.Billie Anderson could have on the track and show his wares. It won the low hurdles from Ault and seems to be a long standing tradition would have given Paige Christiansen among some coaches to bar competi- of Michigan State a stiff argument m tors that might embarrass the coach the high sticks. Enough said on the on the immediatescene. matter. * * * If a mentor can't take a beatingon + W^ .JISI^JBrNSJMI j^ p^ n a recent coast-to-coast test of hun- j^j the field once m a while he ought to As for City College's part m the re- throw m the towel. We suspect that lays, there's not much good to be said. Kelly was afraid of having one of his An error was committed that should athletes beaten." * * have beenknocked out of the runner m high school. Any sensible athlete Perhaps Gillespieisn'ta worldbeat- doesn't look back over his shoulder, er, but the winning time around a especially m the final 30 or 40 yards curve of 24.1s by Dick Ault of Mis- of a race. souri indicates that the Cub captain Ed Washington was specifically in- might have placed m the event. structed about lane assignments by Kelly's man, Lee Hofacre wasn't the referee.He then proceededto cut around for the finals. over to the pole too soon and the Kelly's one man filibuster, m which Cubs weredisqualified. , H.J. HeyiiuldsTubuicoCo.,\Vln«tun-Huloui, fc^ he threatenedto withdraw the entire We doubt if this school will ever N.C. S^El^ *£^ Golden Gopher squad from further give another such performance. Drake competition, wouldn't have They're once m a lifetime accidents. 4 LOS ANGELES COLLEGIAN MONDAY MORNING,MAY 9, 1949 Noted Authority Discusses Hostesses Name Date National Indian Tongues For New Applicants "American Indian Languages" will Applications for the College Hos- be discussedby Dr.Harry Hoijer, pro- Knights Stage Spring tesses are now available m Ad. 106 fessor of anthropology at U.C.L.A.. at Formal for. all women who have a C average 8 p.m. Thursday m N.H. 234. or better. Deadline for returning ap- Dr. Hoijer, one of the top authori- plications to Ad. 106 is May 11. Ap- ties m the United States on this Students AttendFirst Formal Lineups House Guests Remember Manners plicants will be judged on interest subject, has worked with Indian lan- ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ shown m Hostesses functions. guages of the Southwest and written severalbooks on them. « Group Engagement of Geraldine Pollick, As Guests of Service beta, and Gerald Artz of Oregon Uni- Hostesses GuarnateeReturnInvitations versity, was announced a few weeks To insure return invitations, brush goingat all.Itisn'tfair to the hostess, ago. Seasonal Fashions Prevail as Coeds Choose The wedding is to take place UP on house guest manners. the people you will meet, or to you. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING during summer, although the To Look Cool m Summer Organdies, Chiffon the of- This adviceis especially timely with A hostess supposed keep date been isn't to FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES ficial hasn't decided. coming holidays and vacations. Care- guests " * * constantly amused or enter- Springm all its royal garb was officially ushered m Fridaynight ful planning of clothes and what you tained. Take along a book or your BARGAIN VIEW LOT 1936 FORD— Club convertible, re- intend to take shauld be down. $10.00 per month good at the annual Knights Spring at Valley Park Country Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Hart- done well m knitting and give her a rest, too. sloo built motor, just painted, Formal the man, Beale, Constant borrowing ALBANY DR. formerly Gloria are the advance. is taboo There are severaldifferent ways of 5011 1139EL PASO body, tires, brakes, lights, radio, Club.Entire facilities of the club were at the disposalof the Knights with most parents of a 7 pound 6 ounce girl, hostesses. demonstrating a warm appreciation REMTFGTON etc'$400' 1932 Preston' NO 31728' and their ladies. More than 200 guests danced to the soft music of Jean,born April 23. Mrs.Hart- When sharing a bathroom with the PORTABLE^EIite See to appreciate. Gloria to the hostess. You may best repay type, $65. Contact Harry Hale, Ad- and drive Carroll Wax and his orchestra. man, a science major, family don't monopolize it hour after secretarial her with a return invitation to your vertising office. 12-2 M-W-F. As the only formal this year, the was graduated m June 1946. hour. Be as neat as possible by wash- home.Another way is either by bring, FOR RENT * ingout basin, rinsing soap,hangingup affair gave women an oportunity to Designer * * ing a gift or sending something to the PACKARD BELL—Ra d i o-phono- : Advises towels when finished. Deck the im- graph console. Like new, $50.00. — show off their seasonal creations. Mr. and Mrs. Al Altshule, 11580 hostess or her mother. Some, instead CLEAN CABIN Newly decorated, mediate area with a towel till after bring a few toys for the WY 1272. for i_2. Also small, newly decorated Unexpectedly warm weather also af- Hesby, North Hollywood, announce children. — Campus Femmes you have combed your hair and pow- The best way to apprecia- NEW "CORONA PORTABLE Type- housekeeping room for 1-2. Near forded them a chance to look co the engagement of their daughter, show dered your face. through your writer, $65-— frothy Iris, to Seymour Schifren, 1930 Thay- tion is own considera- Call NO 21675. school. FA 2051. and demure m off the shou If there are no servants, it is good good On New Colors er,Westwood.The wedding is June 19. tion and humor. der and strapless gowns. maners to make thebed andhelp with "Let yourself enjoy color, don't be :'- Miss Altshule is a beta dental assis- household duties, unless to White Gowns Prevalent afraid to experiment," says dress told the :■■ Spanish tant major. Schifren formerly atten- contrary. Alpha EpsilonOmega -^JjS Many coeds chose to wear pastels, designer Clare Potter. ded City College, and is now a public Never be late to meals or complain both prints and solids, many ■SM&s^k Secretaries C\ m o With the surge of new garments health student at University of Cali- of the food even if it is hot dogs and the newest fabrics. Traditional whit on the market each season, new and fornia at Berkeley. marshmallowsfor a week. Ifon a diet Sorority Supports however, was most prominent 01 .B^VUVwy Spanish majors or students m refreshing color combinations ap- it is well to warn the hostess well m JJX with gandies and chiffon, supplementedb pear. Often combinations one ,:''■'.'. -^@)(G) . . ;";" two or three years of college Spanish may which advance. If you are don't consider " flower Mr. and Mrs.M.L.Bates, 816 South .ill Camp * - qualify as Spanish secretaries through clever accessories instead o might think would be repelling may FundDrive J**.- Bronson Avenue, announce en- J our specialized training. Spanish corsages. be very pleasing when they the Helping to raise money for under- Our students are seen gagement of their daughter. Roberta become thoroughly trained secretaries Spanish and m English One of the most striking of th right privileged m m the textures or shades. Kirk, children at the annual at the same time. strapless by to Robert Marshall. Compete formals was worn bet Athletes Camp Fund Carnival is the latest major Mary Colors Suggest Costumes Roberta Write for complete details. art . Rosenholtz. He is a delta pre-education project of Alpha Epsilon Omega, na- dress chiffon, yellow bright pink look major. U.S.C, WAY, HILLS, was white with a fu Lemon and Marshall attended In TennisMatch tional service sorority. Purpose of the 9533 BRIGHTON BEVERLY CALIFORNIA skirt and th very well m a dull texture and majored engineering. wide ruffles around would where he m Representing City College m the group is to promote service, scholar- bottom and top. She whit be especially suitable for simple The couple plan September wedding wore a a a Southern California Junior College ship, and fellowship among its mem- bow m hair, rhineston dress with a couple plan September wedding. her and a Chinese neckline. This The a Tennis Tournament tomorrow at bershipand other womenat City Col- is an example how necklace. of a costume can Griffith Park will be six members of lege. be inspired by the colors themselves. the Women's Athletic Association Alpha Epsilon Omega Tan Adds Charm Another of Miss Potter's com- is recognized favorite Instructors Receive tennis group, according to Miss Dor- A deep tan enhances the attrac pale purple. as an inter-racial and inter-faithor- binations is blue with othy DeVries, sponsor. tiveness of any formal, and Priscill ganization as it does not limit its OhJoy!! Let yourself go and experiment on Service Recognition Si alpha chemistry Virginia Waldron and members to race or &\ Peniston. majoi Charlotte creed. clothes worn at home. away dull, made the most of her golden brown Cast During Informal Tea Worbz will appear m the flrst and Among the servicesperformed since work colors and let heart and imagin- second singles, skin by wearing a hand Her Honor recognition respectively. First the campus chapter ' blocked years formation of the ation rule head. and for of m Dated mosa print. The simple off the shoul the doubles will be played by Barbara were a party for orphans 4%? service will be given retired faculty last Christ- der cut of the dress with a full skir Van Winkle and Jeanette Hagopian; mas m Newman Hall, assisting m Shades Have Bonds members during an informal tea accentuated the beauty of the rose and second doubles by Nancy Higgs compiling the master What makes colors seem to belong schedule of blue, and yellow flower design on a Wednesday m the office of Edith M. and MarcineBarnett. during the recent Red together is a common bond. This is classes Cross background of white. Clark, acting president, between 3 will gold drive, and reading the principle of color combination. Winners receive tennis to a partially blind Bitty Johnson, beta education ma and 4:30 p.m. ball trophies. Playoffs will begin at 9 woman student. The greyed quality of neutralized p.m. % HillelProm jor. wore a.wine taffeta formal tha Faculty a.m. and last until 4 The organization held its first ini- colors is their common bond. They members have been in- was outstanding both m cut an vited to attend greet the Last year, Ventura Junior College tiation Friday night at the home of blend well because none are m their and honored color. The strapless top was adorned guests. wonfirst place m the tournament with Natalia Vasquez, newly initiated full intensity. Two contrasting colors with blue and gold sequins m a but City College coming m second. member, when the first pledge class used with a neutral keeps them to- "In the past faculty terfly pattern, and Miss Johnson membershave Other colleges to be represented was formally taken into the society. gether, contrasting can retired public commen- m chose pearlsto complete the costume and colors without the the tourney will be Ventura, Long This climaxed the pledge period and "NAUTICAL NOCTURNE" be combined by using a color be- dation they so deserve," Miss Clark Gold seems to be popular again m Beach, Fullerton. Compton, Santa informal initiation for the members tween. Another common bond may declared. She instituted the practice this season for bags and shoes, a Monica.Pasadena, Glendale, Chaffee, of OmicronClub, pledge club for the be found something like veiling— with the expressed hope it — well as belts and jewelry. Many wo In that and Santa Barbara. society. May 28 Chase Hotel,Santa Monica fringe purses sheer fabric overthe material, for in- will becomea tradition. men carried small Officers of the group are Pat Frick, of bags o stance. faculty gaining reminiscent the beaded Former members president;Helen Piels, vice president yesteryear. HILLEL COUNCIL Costume Reflects Person recognition include Norbcrt Scheele, Music Society Slates m charge of pledges; Nancy Gambet, Dr. Joseph Vincent Brewer, Men Wear Dark .Suits "In using colors, please consider Williams. vice-.president m charge of activities, Miss Victoria McAlmon, Department Banquet that no color is as important the Miss Bertha Donna Gaddis, secretary; Joyce Grau- Menhad a field day too. and wen v Green, Morrissey, Sharps and Flats, club, person wearing it," reminds Pot- Thomas E. Isadore music is bart, treasurer; Lucille Calicchio, given an opportunity to discard tha Miss Colodny, McClean, holding a banquet for ter. "Yourcolor preferences Clarence Miss An- members and parliamentarian; Dolores Alexander, levi look for an evening. Dark suits should be geline Policy, B. Forster, faculty of the music department to- sympathetic to you." Arthur Dr. sergeant at arms; and Louisa Illing- predominated, with scattered Ugh and Mrs. W. H. Snyder, Pearl Small, night at Clifton's Restaurant. tweeds, In color, worth, historian. Mrs. Jane Fadler, blue gabardines, and a few costume use undertones of and David Ferrel. Entertainment will be provided by jackets. the person. Bright speech instructor, is sponsor. white dinner or vivid people accordianand ocarina, and adramat- Students who enjoy dancing on a dress m bright or vivid colors. Dy- ic monolog by Dorothy Hurwitz. namic people floor with comfortable breathing wear strong color con- WAA Shows Camp Film The faculty will present a parody on Student Receives Wings Pastel people col- space, had their wish come true. The trasts. use softened Films taken last summer of Univer- life as a teacher. Former City College student Joan ors, and colorful people wear deeper sity Camp will be entire 22 acres of the Valley Country shown to Women's Members wishing to attend should Charles was recently awarded her colors. V v It w) Club were rented for the affair, with Athletic Association members at 4 contact Paul Ruby, president, ormeet wings as a stewardess for United Air two large floors reserved for dancing p.m. Thursday m S.L.H. 201. Refresh- Fabrics Change Dyes m front of Clifton's at Broadway and Lines following a four week training ments will be served. Seventh at 6:45 this evening. course Cheyenne, Wy. "Every woman can wear any color m WAA Mermaids Enter m any shade as long as it is m the Crown City Tournament right tone," states another expert, Elizabeth Hawks. Every shade and Women's Athletic Association color, even black, comes different swimmers will meet tomorrow with m tones. This difference is sometimes ' r" other junior college representatives m ? ■ )l texture. Satin, crepe, and velvet will / A Lm « / S-/ for the Annual Southern California come out m different shades, from Jaycee Swim Meet at Pasadena. the same dye. Starting at 2:30 p.m., the will meet Certain and — colors combinations '" consist of relay, medley relay, breast- can do so much for people that no gp ji '"ifi|iiiiiiiiimmw stroke, crawl, and diving exhibitions. mih woman neglect finding trophey will should her A be presented to the fortes. winning school. May 20 Competing from City College will be Jeanctte Brandenburg, racing, Group Slates Puppet Show backstroke, and medley raley: Kath- Plans for a puppet show booth at erlne Martin,crawl; DianaKier.crawl the carnival May 20 were discussed and relay: Jackie Dunlop. breast- at dental assistants meeting Tuesday stroke; Carol Ingersol, breaststroke m Student Union. A barbecue is and diving: and Jeanctte Hagopian, planned m two weeks by the group. relay. Official date and time will be an- H II! Others will be Betty Lou Johnson, nounced later. Here's a Real Cub Special diving: and Bobbee Kanzee. relay. Week's activities endedby mix dat- Miss Jean Bardeen Is W.A.A, swim- ing with the Engineers at the Knights' mine group sponsor. formal Friday. jjjj|| k. Jewelry Formerly to $7.50 Fashionable Shoes Complete Costume MMWomfmtRECORDS |j4{ A feeling of fluid tirace can be leathers. Straps tend to modify the s"sß^vi WKat 40®K kl £ TO 1 toresf, Smorfesf /deo m Dance Music! length of the Instep /|| achieved for any costume by the cor- and make the Complete Programs of— Hits by the Bands Thai /If rect choice of footwear. In other ankles seem less thin. Therefore, a AWe, Them Fomouj on a single LP Record! j§ | multistrapped shoe Is not (Uttering words, year! shoes are being-worn'this plump girl, Hffl Your all-time favorites— 6 to 8 great full-length /|f to the short ■I hils by each band on one LP Record that plays up 11 I Contrasts In tlie color of shoes and In wedge sandals, care should bo jHf to 25 minutes! And never such marvelous I fidelity of popular hosiery should bo avoided, Dark shoes taken emphasize a contrast col- 'j&r Earrings" Specialv at 29c Sb tone on records! Only /J|| to In 'U^*'- "Z^i^^lf 52.85each. ta\ iiul.l /| you . ... H| tKcd. when worn with li'-'hl hose make the or Ihc lirel. If are slim m stature m, jgk D AQ color wedgie gives & WW% kMm\ Pins, dress and hair 49c - lops appear much larger cine to the the solid a club IT'S fU(\Jf like appearance to the ■/ itS M£U/f by light foot. Necklaces $1.00 & Up il! horizontal line created the The popular open toed shoo de- irWjTf^ and dark contrast, For % this reason length creases and a shoe with evenly hosiery manufacturers are showing Bracelets . 49c & Up JUST distributed open spaces gives a dainty '^^H OUT! III pale tints to blend with the newer appearance. MORE TO COME-WATCH FOR.THEM /||I shoe colors, If HARRY JAMES " GENE KRUPA jJI'/ Shoos employing contrasting leath- j FRANKIE CARLE " DUKE ELLINGTON spectator, ap- ■ lljl f ers such as the shorten — 1/ XAVIER CUGAT " BENNY GOODMAN parent length of foot. Gonversely the Come Early These Won't Last Long BROWN " WOODY Iff the solid color closed pump makes the I LES HERMAN It fool appear more .slender. Tito shoo CLAUDE THORNHILL /$ Willi fl lons vamp, peaked upward m front, was extremely poular lasl sea- son and is appearing this spring In llghl iliadei Pirhaps Its popularity is Associated Student Store due to the Blender and long look it COED FOOTWEAR has more eye provides. appeal this year than m previous ON CAMPUS WEST OF LIBRARY seasons. Strap designs novelty straps, on shoe have never been so m R^_ Your Dealer has themtoday! s. \ employed mon the m pu ;i I leathers and suede art the vogue