San Jon, Cal. fhit 31nsr Pasffie Game Subs Rate, $1.00 Rally to be Per Quarter ftitr Tutirgr Held Thuraday
2 2 X! I . J1,1-1 11.1FURNiA, WED \ I --1).\1., (2LI OBER II, 19i; r_12 Attractive Program for NOTICE Concert Series Tickets Placed on -game Rally In order to choose a yell leader Pre Planned; for the coming year, an election Sale Today, Committee Announces; will be held in front of the Morris Parade Will Climax Dailey auditorium all dily today, Fun Wednesday, October II. Presi- Naom Blinder, Violinist, Here Nov. 7 dent Covello asks every tudent Wildest Event of Evening Will to cooperate by voting. The Car.- Probably Be Parade Thru Leads Rally Famous Violinist To Appear Concert Series Tickets Sale didate Downtown San Jose re Howard Burns and (,hairman Enthusiasm Shown Jim Hamilton. At S. J. State Nov. 7 'psis By Students Will In Music Program Dud DeGroot and Team - - -- Speeches During Alice Dixon Heads Conimittee Give \ the initial concert in the IO33- +4 Rally In Auditorium E. Higgins Of Music Department _ _ Plans rie, San Jose State music 'rivers will Concert &ries iniee the opportunity to bear Naom di,. ,rantest pre -game rally in the Radio Pep Rally Blinder. famous violinist, N9V. 7. ot San Jose State will be held in The tickets tor 'la Blinder is now concert master of th, series go on sal,- today '. Morris Dailey auditorium thit ir. qa. -peed san Francisco Symphony orchestra, and The!. may also be ! mening at 7:30, according to At Station KQW porch:, . in the in that capacity has won the acclaim Iturn.s, State Yell leader. The office of the music bui: !in, ,rid ceders and admiration of the big Bay Region ans are under way and appear San Antonio street will be blocked off will be taken at any cif ,i,,wstown mu,ic following. His first appearance in music stores. The hc to- elaborate. this Fridas night so that San Jose State rtason prhe i5 10 college students lively pep the Veteran's Auditorium was in th, -turients. $1.00, and tc, outsiders and the Then will be a pmgram starting with can stage a nature of a triumph, and all of his con tolls.. SI sort, which will program which is to be broadcast from SO. ntertainment of varied certs since then have been great suc 8:30 to -game" something new is skits. a red-hot jazz Student O.00. Preceding the "big bein2 irtroduced unlade novelty Body President Frank Co. cesses. the with College of Pacific, and the dedica- the concert series rommittee this orchestra. Professor Eckert of vello, who heartily recommend. 100 anti tion ceremonies of the new Spartan Previously a teacher in the famous .a in that Lhe seasun tickets are in ....rech.arts department will sing. percent tiendance at the Pacific Stadium. the radio rally is planned to Julliard School of Music in New Yrirk thr form of booklets ..f the, ti,kg15 . .n. will be yells and school songs. Rally Thursd v evening. draw attention and arouse interest in City, this is Blinder's first year in the At every concert. one tirket will hand numbers. talks from Dud DeGroor Saturday's festivities. West. His concert tour through Europe .4/ 1 .4 be taken from the booklet. This system and the team members; following thr brought him into the limelight and since . * replaces the old use ni inglo r gram. there will be one of those RIG The management of KQW arranged then his programs have txs n in wreat ticket. XRADES held on the order of the FRESHMEN STUDENTS for the broadcast to be presented outside demand one held last sear previous to the Ne. the studio so that a sixty piece band Special efforts hase been mad, sat, San Jose game, but the order of may participate in the program. Elmo gliMMitirg arrting. tw that day vsill be "beat Pacific." On re- ESTABLISH OUNCIL Higgins, State student. planned the pro- none of the trinrrrt dal., will .,,ntlict parade a dance is gram and secured the half hour of ra , 1,vith those at Stanford To this end, . ming from the TEAM lAS TAPATIAS iir,griin NAV!, off, and if dio time as chairman of the rally. , Arthur Johnson', was ta int: planned to top things . held in the quad DURING originally planned t ,r h it i- okescd. will be ORIENTATION Features of the air program will be a Miss Alice Dixon, whn heads the postponed until X; is! !- Thc wildest event of the evening wall talk by Coach Dudley DeGroot and a APPEARS IN PROGRAM Concert Series Committee on ticket give San Jose r hrobahls be the parade through down- Learning more sa:..l . , -*ate pep acid message from the college president, Dr. sale., which will commence today in Polity to lair ".-th Nfr and town San JOSC. The paraders will con - rills ,ongs. and 3 Freshman T MacQuarrie. Those in charge re - Student the quad ROS1 Pon -.11. o .1. the Stan- art of anyone and everyone who feels Council were the cr. on features gret that Coach .Xmos Alonzo Stagg will of the orientation pro2ram Thurs- !be unable to attend. OF MEXICAN SONGS ford Pas::: .X;ci! inclined to get out and yell his throat day, sore for dear old San Jose anri the October 6. The prnitram is as f011OWS: The e. rnrnitte, rh.ir2c ar.nources de... hand of Spartans who will NG. Miller and the band lead the 1. Rand and yell. !that if tich desire is made knnwn lighting Offering a highly entertaining and tak competi large group in singing three new songs.' T. Glee Club.. SENATE CONDUCTS immediately. a sperial block of seats undoubtedly run into tough authentic program of nver thirty 11111,- lion at the hands of the. Pacific Tigers The Freshmen received the band en- 3. Band. may be reserved for faculty members ical numbers, the four Lindeman Si5- ts.c. Anyone who wishes to donate a car thu,iastically. and. according to people 4. Talk by Coach DeGroot. The 10.1.4-14 series mark, San Jnse ' tem and Marino Flores will present a an unusually noisy horn. crt even in the iorridors. sang the songs like 8G.lened!Club. VARSITY TRY OUTS tn's third concert wason Each fall, with provram in the Morris Dailey Audit- without a horn that is more than ,.t.teran ,tudents. a car orium at eight fifteen o'clock tonight The band will be in the lead. 7 Message from Dr MacQuarrie welcome. Dean Goddard announced that orient - Nn admission will be charged but a sil- .7-. 7,k, h:,-,;;;-::i,’,:i.e.u., Pnhii ,m:i min; from cc Students' Ils mn. assisted by a couple of gentlemen atinn FOR DEBATE TEAMS ommittee t, : r,sert to the collece these on next Thursday would lie held ver rollection will be taken the state traffic patrol who will aid the with a special rtudent body meeting - rine artists I cr the. sure fortun-
sirens Of particular intermt art students Cfloper pianist ; din with their vociferous under the leadership of president Frank Frs- Spartan Senate will trycnuts ate in icbt ''borles i t Soph Meeting will he the pommy, M"- the Viennn lio - hoir timenus Rally Committee consists of Covello, during which time a sort of tor the college varsity ilelnat, MOrl iran peons of different lnellejec The boys' on- J:ok Nlengel, Leroy Paul, Rob Doerr. NRA pep rally will be held. Occurs In Science day noon, October los in ’1., Liqle Mexiean Indians are represented in the musical Bil! Bum Wes Clemm. Dick Bertran- Adjoumini: to .1.-1,i.sted rooms, at - Theatre. Prospective debater- tr, Hall On Thursday f.r.t and second eroups of .412, These c lodes 's dia. Frank Crawford, Bill MacQuar cording to the ht-Oi iolitiols from to bruin at once cm ructumes are painted. instead of em- Pe Dick Wells. Louis Macke, and I hevinnr. which ?hes came tt,. in shmen elected tinte- the trial speech. to I ii :.r,, meeting of the Sophomore broidered. with gav border, r, tenor Frank Covello. These boys will work a temporars di:inn:an and a student Debates are now pending ss CI be held in Rm. 12: of the r, and hinds They wear hit:, ot. red pot the rally over in a big way, and control! represenatis,- Following are the Mare's Stanford. Universits t a:,. artist the s, 1. I fall. Thursday, Oct. at I I 00 dose s on their heads end. tici for the cooperation cd results: , rnia. Palo Alto .0 th. Shelter Detnatc s., o! this rally a A NI The dresses thee' wear in th, hairrnaii. .dint body in making San Jte.r high ih...il chairman. san Francisco State. College Poe.. X.' ,ionmores am urged to be sr.ne. one nf the most pirture, , ` , ’t r: ,UCCe5S. ost.,11 representative. Robert Re. nor. - pis Mexican fnlk life, are embrnider ind San Mateo Junior Colli,e '. T!,.- Morris Dailey auditorium will R., act i-i tor trislitinnal family clan designs. .- are to be of five minute- length fint n new system inaugurated undc r .1 'lumber y-ears following the k I I int .n. passed nn from generatinn e any preferred oh, n the yell leaders ask that or2c1-.1. it ion of San Jose State College tunic. but the inl hemi , Leon 1;reer, member. erition much as nne might pa,, en -it on one side, and all women ,:r e ear plan i 1921 we had an ing are suggested: too,' stem nf sone. 1 . other. The object is to incline ,... .t.,1 enthusiastic Sophomore Class Pro or Con on Federal control of I, RnIx rt festive seene. girls wear - ..'tion and consequently result in r projects beneficial to the In the the !ro electric power." .. ant! e: r Ros alorgan. w ent initiated and carried thru filmes nf "China Pnblana" whi,h Interclass Debate r better yelling, according to Pro or con on the success of the riehly embunidered with tradit .1 Burns, who also asks that the le. 'he second year students. For some \ .'' flnwers. earl,. or Arler (Inds with Tryouts Announced ! tie, and sororities do their bit r-t r I-1.1,,n Fisher. turn the Sninhomi.re group has been stif- blouses hand headed patterns pee,' %re colleges a failure?" ro:11 out in full force for the .,n.t:1,,11 sant: .... Philip Farles , f. cno irom indifference anti lack of pep of For Monday Noon Mexicans alone. any one wants to try- out, but can Ihe idea to he cone-eyed all week , wood r. ;.rt n, Philip Farley es members. iar tn do so inn Monday at twelve o P .1 Pacific." Mt X il thsirirsn Bill Vorreth. l% here t, all of the talent and leader For the Spanish major, this program displayed by the Fre hmen of last irringements can be made with Ralph Lut Ile Res-nolds ship will be a rare treat The entire thing is : kert. debate coach. 1.... Gato Arne Martinsen town il ne oho now make up the Sophomore in dialetic Spanish of Guadalajara. and 1012.31 It is hoped Parade To Form At representative, Fre in de smet - Of the 017 Freshmen enf is spoken mole- as the Meciran peas- that a lame number of ..nd ;s .i-le will turn Gilroy and Montan Hill cbairmaS. - ere now Sophomores. ants converse in everyday life out for this debate hating . 4th and San Carlos ... that the coach Gloria Vargas; council reprmentative .1 how who survived the trying or- With this encasement etarting will he ahle to se. bet tn. deals of the firm year in college ought Eve Barbari. Tapatis on an exceedingly full fall and highly efficient team. One o , to students. faculty, and ern chairman, It F' to lir lietter prepared for piloting the San Private schools winter seasnn. lanze ernwel nf chosen t... repn...er ,f the college. P Sophomore Class in worth while stu- Wallington: council representative. Jneeans are expected tn tum ontt wide of the winner, will dent activities. *The Sophomore year NRA parade will form on 4th G Sheriden. the eisters gond luck and Godspeed Limitations Placed special Interrlas, Cup :r h. between San Carlos and San County chairman Vies es the hest year in college Something Monterey On Spec.. hi, arc lei t is c , surely lacking in rthool spirit when Parade Banners , streets. The faculty will fall in staniee : council representa lt,nd sophisti- Talented Musicians to Perform duration and rnas 1,, seience building and the men', John Starbird. he Sophomores become too partici- All college organizations are de floweser. a resoliec I he band will form at Fourth Santa Cruz Counts chairman, Mar- ated and "over tuxedoed" to During Musical Half Hour who ri representative, site in class enterprLses that help to sin's, of carrying banners in the Carlos, and the employees will ,hall Cowden; council bre 'tee :inal ex- friendly. an fElf111111. "Bert! by the science building As far Marshall Cowden. nail,: college life more At Musical Half Hnur Friday, NR1 parade this Thursdas at 2 o'- aminatinn, be reina,,..1 in this rollege " ilde it is desired that the men County--lhairman, Frank Octnber 13, in the I.ittle Theater Don '1.,. k. Alameda will please not make the banners The Spartan Stowe iharre slide shirts and the women wear reprmentative, Frank "Do We Walk in Our Sleep?" Lima, violinist. and Norma Permits, Miller. council r than 2 feet wide and three feet 3 tar. nail All women tudents are urged talented accompanist. will feature the hese tryouts. and light dresses (and walking Snusa. come and hesr Mrs. J. C. De- ,hnrter works of Fritz Kreisler, world long xpected to turn out Northern counties chairman. In, to Vos n wer the above question famed Austrian violinist It is necessary that the president. spartan Knights and the Spartan Armour, owned representatie e, arti tocley at noon. limit their placards this size, accord Notice ire requested to report not later brorts These melndinnis Viennese rnmpo,i to Mrs. De Voss will speak in titans folkclances for the mort part. -- thirty at the Fourth street side chairman. Tho ing to Cs Wood, chairman of Banner meet Snuthern Counties All elan groups woll ampus to assist in forming the Is a Room I of the Homemaking are much to the taste of the genectl man Spight. council representat Committee Also the banner should first 11.00 with the building. Students may bring public, and ex en hanlened music critics, Thnraday at very Ralph Weaver. in the caf- nnf all deal with supporting the NRA Fre hmen. Thi meeting is Kroll - their lunch or buy it roncede the depth of the pieces. Out of statt--chairman, Ruth individual eteria. are transported into etstacies wheneves and advertising the organiza important 10S1 representatiee, Ruth Kroll Sm 11 key case with two kite, council lion that partakes in the parade k. ys tin Vicar Kriesler -storm. Please return to Room 6. kite. PAGE 2 STATE COLLEGE MIES. WI ) sl OCTOBER lull 'FINANCIAL HANDBOOK' Beta Gamma Chi Irene Castner NEW TEXT, Sponsors Smart Weds R. Hunter ECONOMICS Fall Rush Party SOCK, EVENTS In Reno Nevada OFF PRESS THIS WEEK in,riage Ir. A smart autumn parts- was given 1,, La tner and Ronald r ohich was an event (.1 Hot from the presses, the first ship- President tel:efs-n74;rridi:iy Isi evienifta;gani:7athe7hiii;Me pH' KAppA pl SORONTY RUTH ADELE ROBERTS' i! Reno. Nevada. is le .. ment of the neve text for Economics .70A ot Nils, Lucille Moore in Redwood CitN toy the parents of the tirio B C. will arrive here the first part of LA, us.2.isqt,in.g, r.Ne 1 ..1111:sa.,44.re ci.n.rtta cenicveinKen uli: GivEs BRuNcH AT ham E Airs Albert W. Castner this week. The title of this text 6 "The MURES BETROTHAL The bride is the (laugh,. r Financial Handbook." edited b) Robert Nelson, and sen. Dorothy Beatrice :Old Mrs. Albert Vs.. Cast:. Montgomery. Owen Broyles, who is to Kelley. ,ity, and attended the San J.. this new course, be the instructor in members The faculty present were OF CLARIBEL POMEROY TO HARRY E. WARN she is the grand -daughter ri states that the price for this book, al- Miss Kaucher, Nibs Hoisholt and Miss 'Mr and Mrs. Albert IV. Ci6tocf though listed at $7.60. will be $5.00 :Mignon. most interesting announce- California settlers. plus the carrying charges. In the lovely garden of the home of one .4 the The guests who numbered over 30 is the news of the Mr. Hunter is the son of ND "The Financial Handbook" Broyles Miss Claribelle Pomeroy at Dawson nt- ..t thz -ea on were entertained with bridge. A dainty Mrs Edwin F:. Hunter of Will Corners, members of the Phi Kappa Pi throthal of Mks Ruth Adelle Roberts said, is to be a business library in the He formerly attended San Jos. buffet supper followed. ...Iciety entertained many chi:amine miniature It equips the student to hand- Harry E Warmke. son of Mr and The next event of the Beta Gamma College, and is now associated i le successiully all tspes of financial sit - women on Sunday morning Chi rushing season will be held next Sirs. Hares WarrnIse of San Jose Miss nes, with his father in the On stations. The new revised "Financial The affair was the second event of the Wednesday evening at the home of Nliss Ic .1.(ens is the daughter of Mts. Lillian Equipment ('n. Handbook" has evers feature required l'hi Kappa Pi rushing season. The e- Virginia Kent in Saratogo. Following the marriage. NI( to handle today's problems. including rasion was a brunch which was served Raney Roberts and the late William The active members present were: Hunter motored to Lake .1 revolutiunar developments in on attractively appointed tables which dwarf] -Roberts of Santa Clara Both both the vicinity for a few days, olor. and the latest alisses Constance Knudson, Dorothy were placed near the ponds and foun- capital financing practice -zing people have hosts of friends in -pent a brief honeymoon. ot operating finance and Nelson. Beatrice Kelles, Elizabeth Ed- tains in the garden. mohanistr, a. valley Their wedding will be an popular young couple gar, Alice Bradford. Virginia Kent. Rita 145 The are banking Corsages were presented to the many Greco. Dorothy Vierra, Hazel Wolford, 01. 41,4, ,t nt of the near future. ii hed at 39 North Fifth stret t It gives all the teehnital information guests, and the morning was spent in a Mary Benley, Grace Heimbuch, Frances Miss Roberts has ben attending San they will be happy to Terris- needed to las plans or make decisions; pleasant. informal macner Many mem- Gleason. Betty Biddle. Jessie MacCar- le,e State College. where she is affilia- to OligirlAte 1,11. carry out policies--to bers, faculty members, and alumni were ger. Violet Sarnuel,on. Lucille Moore, coordinate all acti ities under one dir present. .,1 with Phi Kappa Pi society She h., hostess. Mildred Nel on alumnus). Bet- ection. to make the most cnit of avail- ..en tame for her dancing and has al, Katheryn Kingsley ty Monahan and Josephine Monahan. Nliss Helen Mat Daniel is president of able resources the qocictv while the faculty memLt r, p,ared with the San Francisco Opera Will Become Bride the tudent can deal prompt- are Miss Meta Goldsmith and Miss Gail With it. Members of Allenian Society pre- company, the Hirsch -Arnold ballet, and Of William Kerlin ly with new or unusual situations res- Ero Alumnae Meet Tucker. sided over a luncheon at O'Brien's other notable productions. finantial aspect, of his or Kathr;.n Kingslev announ., pecting the In Los Gatos For Ntembers of the sorority are; Helen recently, the affair being one of their any other pecialts in the business. He Mr Warmke. a graduate of the lo - betrothal to William A. Kerlin Jr For Business Meet MarDaniel. Rae Dobbyns. Elizabeth rushing parties of the season. Miss can handle , martyr. that may Bailey. Kathryn Epps. ,a1 high school. received his A B from a dinner given Sutured). evenins simpson. Ellen Blanche Miller, who is pictured not be covered tis his own personal ex- Foster. Fay Stanford university in 1031, and that 7. at the home of the bride-elect. - The home of Mrs. Ethel Strayer at Margaret Schneer, Betty above, is president of the society. st ar was elected to Phi Beta Kappa es', Naglee Park. after whi(h perience Los Gatos formed the setting for the Sheaffer, Margaret Gallacher, Rita Ret d honor society. He is now- a member of it.: enjoyed at O'Brien The Handbook protects against cost- Jane Kessler, Catherine Clark. Esther first meeting of the year of Ero Sophian Allenian Society the Stanford faculty and is in charge ly errors by enabling to see in adsance alumnae. members assembling last Mon- Rooney, Ruth Montgomery. Beatrice of the university's biological gardens Mks Kingsley is the daughter of A’ the consequences of handling a trar,.ar day evening for a short business Watson, and Ruth Satolkuhl Entertains Rushees He i5 working for his Ph. D. in biologi- and Mrs Earl J. Kingsley of San I tion in specific ways. It warns acair.4 and social hour. At Dessert Bridge cl science. She graduated from San Jost practices to avoid. if one is to steer ,lcer Refreshments were served by tht - Secretaries Leave I ger their marriage the bridal couple ..ihool and later attended San j of legal and business complication. ess at the close of the evening On, des still reside on the Stanford campus in state college. ,ers to preside this year include Nlin Education Faculty Allenian Society entertained at a ..nt. of the attractive homes. Mr. Kerlin is the son of Mr. and '' Ethel Strayer, president. Mrs. Han. rt bridla at the Hotel De Anza Thurs Psychology Proves W A. Kerlin of Los Gatos. Ht- Nli r. vice-president; Mrs Allen Bo.. Members of the education department day, September 28, in honor of the so- . radoate of Los Gatos high school Insanity Cannot Be Mrs. Virginia Porter. faculty were hosts Tue,day night at a secreiliFY: iety's unlaces. Kappa Kappa Sigma 'gentled San Jose State college. sc i.i.torian and reporter; Mrs. Harry Dol farewell party for Mrs Edith Latta Told By Expression The tango dancers from Hollywood he completed his pre -engineering I... en. custodian; and Miss Margaret Car- and Mrs. Deborah Raynor, depart Concludes Rushing Ht. i5 now in the emplos of th. roll sergeant -at -arms ment secretaries. who are leaving the entertained the guest. during the even Contra-, to popular belict a per-on gineering department of Santa Other members present at the meeting college this month inc. Miss Marion Barrie, sang several cannot be judged in-sane bs any facial Concluding a most successful rushing nanny. Kerlin is a past memb, were the Nlesdarnes Albe'rta Boomer, The ILUPSt5 gathered at the home of popular numbers. accompanied by mem- sea -on. members of the Kappi Kappa characteristics. Many I hology stu- Molay and is one of the ,,17 Coltht a Antonacci, Doroths Down Ab- Mrs Eligabeth Wal.h for the evening. ,,rna dents have used this as a topic for dis- ber, ni the Cavaliers orchestra. -orority entertained at i lima en- 4 Delta Psi chapter of Delta s bott, Dorothy Gross Dolen. Helen Scott Mrs Latta and Mrs. Raynor received ins cussion. Mrs_ Scott and Mrs. Manning, farulty able breakfast on Sunda', morning at raternity The wedding will be an Martin. Helen Mathewson Miller, Fran - attractive gifts of appreciation for their For years pseudo-psychologist,. stns.- of San Jose State awisted the offirers Welch's place in Los Gatos The leauti if the coming summer. . .es Griffin Anderson. Mars Cribari willing and capable work. The high of the society in receiving the guests ful setting made the event uttusuallIls bresse, N4abel Healy. Mollie Kokes, and light of the evening was the presenta- The create a sensation among the proletariat. . Allenian officers are: Blanche pleasant. tht Misses Marion' ,ras, awe . t- non o amu.ing c istones ot t e mom and incidentally to collect a iza president; Louise Eppenon, Tiont in eharge of the breakfast were kinson. Betty Jeanne Williams. Fleth honor guests made in mock book form Wanted! their hard-eamed dollar,. h., vice-president; Laura Lietz. secretary; Ali, Jane Martin. president cif the Kap. Madsen. Margaret Carroll. Patricia Car 1,, the farult member,. in attendance such statements as, "If the ear be Thelma Nelson. treasurer; and Gerry pa Kappa Sigma. Miss Muriel {loon TYPING OF AIL KINDS th, roll._ Helen Critieri. hger. Merger low the line of the es-es. it Green. reporter ro hing chairman. and Edstos Smith Reasonable Rates . et Geoffre, ill, !,r. Ruth Rog a,,istant rushing chairman person has a tendency t .ornmit (-rim- Gertude M. Jackson hos and Vierinot Porter. Th, Kappa Kappa Sigma also enter Helen Rego. Bal. 8134 inal act, If the fist -est ,er the Man.' Mot Now Convalescent Former President at a luncheon last Thursday no n thumb, it shows an idio- n. no, that 6 half -- patio of the St Clsire lioL 1 at ans- time liable to unI daroe the per- Y.W.C.A. Cabinet Master At O'Brien's ''". ion The mans- friend, of Mi-, Gertrude was ,erved by attentive J., son's mind." Do you want GOOD TYPE. for. Holds Joint Dinner Ntarrietta Jack,on Will be interested in Statements such when re WRITER or MUSICAL INSTRU- des hearing she is recovering nits ly from 3n Jatk Fitianrist rrner president . _ _ ceived by credul,,,,- mind.. are pawed MENT? appendicitis operation occurred at t he Freshman , -. r1.1 noo prom!, on and on as nature laws After being wbich We have m ny fi,ne machines, the San Jose Hospital last Thursday. ent sophomore. I- reigning supremt. repeated by per-on- with a reputation I..1.1 some like new, al. musical in- ...t.! dinner . the home October 5. master of (creme:or- at O'Brien's the, STUDENTS! learning. !hes ore regarded a- pht is: struments of every kind. We for . : Mr- I Ei n of the penes) Court in itIld51.. and are accepted as true without Miss Jackson i a student at San Jose sell them tor cash or will trade Nils rti or. I 1J. Alameda last Be Satisfied State College. in her junioe year. Featured with lorn i, the Ziegl, confirmation by a reliable authority. evening Her them for anything of value. List Ft rrin seven piece on hestra. mug. , To settle this matter forever. and parents. Mr. and Ales Gilfori Jackson a with us. No charges. 6 \ rter the bu.ine- tia meeting was at bes ond cavil, the opinion, of three of Livermore are here for the week -end organization that drso. (epacity crow . ron,luded Mi Rose 1 erlin it.,1 the vent- ever) psychology the hnuse guests of Mt atfil Mrs Sidney Friday and satnrdas nights. "Ile TRADER'S EXCHANGE members of the department t, / -en e Kate Watanabe, Midi* Hord Bailey. Miss Jackson have introduced th. rirnba and tan 3rd Floor Security Building were asked Corrine Davis. Dr. !toroth, president is a niece of HOTEL rd rollegt 1. led a at O'Brien's with Yates. and Dr. Raymond Mo-her. Mrs Bailey. marked success Ballard laae Firlanque hit,,1 in the calm... DE ANZA s's member, of the Ameriran Nvtlo,log C in the pre-ent are Lise Vers. Muskat Half Hour, War ma,ter of cererroalo - in popular l' Association. a branch of ?II, ri. :In the .. (..itrinet in and Peat,. group, Freshmen parties, nama night club,. the sumn,, r Asmciatinn for th. A.E.anci rnent ,,f . elen 1,11.r ' ,rlotte Rhines. %A.orld Arquaintance group, Sunday ..eason. anti u es rvornence to ire, SPECIAL ss: Science. voiced their opuiion. it in K ,. atanNt.e. Vesta THICK night supper, and jrirties. Association advantage The 7.1,1..r Ferrin or. Ihe STUDENT sanity cannot be told . t. to) h tr sc,zr Nlabt I 11.4.r .1- .n F rem h. Ft, -sing,. "When We Eat". and confer- ra is tomposed knoon I. PRICES CREAMY acteristic. Lira l.oa...hn Nhne-, NI _ - and retreats. rythm artists. for ( r .ther. Lauri II. nr. !rem V. DELICIOUS Open House Week Jeci ror.,Ic. It irrougl. . 1.1-r TEAS Given By Exchange I ..- Dederil k. Marh., PARTIES red Butler. and Dor, TYPEWRITERS BANQUETS and s, Milk Mr H. V Mann of Ihe San Jr. Underwood L.C. Smith Royal Remington lie se lg. act as chairmen for 11., DANCES Telephone and Telturaph ex , of the ,,r-t grade machines furnished Stud,. . c. W C A tends a cordial i . 'al Ritual Rates. Instruction Books and Blen%. SHAKES students to s Kes boards furnished. No Charge. . , , during their annue: n iiimmommommoonionowimili New and Slightly Used Portable Typewriters and Releelt Columbia 4000 s' to October IS, int-lush., be October 0 Room AND HOARD Large Typewriters of all makes tween one in the afternoon until nine TWO GOOD MEALS PER DAY Good Allowance Made for Old Typewriters at night. Sold on Convenient Terms as 10' Low as - zr, et,ntls BLS Per week. Open House week Ls a much looked Expert Repair Services and Supplies for All Makes REAL HOME LIKE - P LS ( for event among the residents of Santa ALSO ROOMS Telephone Ballard 8620k LOST Clara valley. At that time any one may SAN- JOSE see just how a call for "Columbia 3600" TABLE BOAJRD is put through. Two meals per deg Office Store Equipment Co. At Friday'. aft dance-- How to make an ordinary call. a lone 320 per month 1, brown jacket sweater Please CREAMERY g I distance call, and other types of rall, 367 South eth Street 71-73 East San Fern ndo Street San Jose, C liforni return to Lost end will be explained in detail to all those Found. North Side of Street 149 So. First Street who visit the exchange during this week 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 ______SWARTAN 11111111 111111111111111111 cLIPLAMIS Smammausout By 4,4 - ea Imuuntannianumma iew All RDOCK & BISHOP \ r ,!.,1 .1 rat' that Wa* a masterpiece fit ItICK more BFRTRAtifIl AS Assistant STEVE MURDOCK, Sport Editor ? ,,ar he faces a somewhat I F LAND A ansunt Stagg's "Banker.' ' digit oil tsisk in that I \ ( 1 1,1-, \H.`, 1(11;1.1.t II the single stook n.,t as simple as win, lank formation which Righter s - I P ific.
1, e, when it conies to thinking defenses, Mr. DeGroist takes eGroot Calls for Secret Practices Consequently, a ba, is eat to no one. s..e are willing to wager that kr gets red foxy in these "3(C- . hiels the boys are in- Beware You Tiger Here They Come SPARTAN COACH OPO, DS -0 This year’ frosh remind us of SECRET DRILL SESSIONS last year's _____ gation in the th y push the opposition Il over the field hut neglect to score touch- FOR PACIFIC CONTEST downs. True, the Babes did get un- conscious and run up three scores let Saturday, but in comparison to the y rdage gained they should have loccl t least twice that many.
,r personal opinion that the l lila.. had established some kind tit A re ord for yardage gained with- out touchdowns. but you never can d and s tell It ts IseSsi outfit may be able to pile up a better record. r I. GI nature. /t .sa Jose ever needed a pass dr- si.,rtan grielders ys, they need it this Saturday. Last 4. ;a entirely in th, dars : r ,sar tar only reason Parikc didn't -,1 15 are concerned N.! i th, . against osssrleir any of her long passes ation of the practice 1- :si russ ei San lose was because Hubbard and It seems that one ,i ti reao ra sa, 11.,,-ehs were rushing the passer so ramento inflicted a rrnsiss!... i n r hr couldn't get the range. san Jose was 'A., This year the Tigers are throw- every play riche .1, ..1
ing faster, nd with Stagg’ bal- say, that it is in s I i need line, the p _____ much tt rest ereated 4 . t.i noire protection. turn out nu ' Jr! and etweou San Jose's defense cult wenn ..1 ! petal more on the backfield men A-to,: am r ! elnl lad. year. Will they be able SATLRDAY'S PLAY GOOD m, through?
If Ifrn Pil(Or liars up this Saturday is p sour eye on number seven of e:s:ol /I is Fred Dodge who is play - sr, NI irst football. yrar of varsity Dave Barr sweeps round end with George Embory, nd Freddie Bennett leading the sea), as the San Jose Spartans prepare for their "Big itn,teng IIII0 when the Rambler game Game" with Pacific this week end. Notice how the Spartan backs hold their ' This makes their blocking more effective and elimtn tes the this lad Rea' .11,Queen was injured, possibility of holding. DeGroot i driving hia charges hard in n effort to upset the hfiel.'. t tted Tigers who are conceded a two .1 bang-up football front the ulsed touchdown margin of victory. -Mercury Herald Photo th ise IV or ..11011 . ssur observer Ns that he did tells - previous I ir .ns ta iss ante against Modesto whirls -- send play ed . :hat he will bear :catching INTRANICRAL Tigers Determined in there. It, Pacific -41 1 Soccer Shorts Whitaker, am, Ns Due lost no time in giving his I he PM F:els has one 'tided plan.- to injurie boys little 'blood' nd 'iron' work program. ac ,t. boy, , , To Avenge Last Year's MacLac Monday r the eornine intransAral night. He put the ends and Jenning, r 1, ... 1:c fs. horman of the halfhacks through sternuous aes the so:, efisornent they- get in this teil n saw ion of tackling under punts be . will start the Ali they pub- Defeat by State Eleve umn have to do to get n: time t r fore laying the fundamentals for . ,- ein tho sum,: [holiday- with lie it; l do something worth writing Attith In Paailit Cuttat I tetermined to wipe out the sti- INJURIES REPAIRING developing defense ermine Pe- aboot 1,.,11 fans. This formation makes for Simerman II 01.41,111 N rAs nol. ihc s vaunted passing ttack. villa of the 7-0 defeat which (..t.e.h o tele open play and has met with F ellowing the t .,, totl eall, will come -1 .,; . _see. an ! iiroh.. kid DeGroot's San Jose 1stai sueat approval Si far this season. ante prattice we saw mcs tournament- in se:mere tennis. Woe 11 tsiefie is hack at the grind Spartans inflicted upon them in VETERAN TEAM r Hardiman. Collins, and . and "di I"' ?"'1"1""I the end "1 setter la In, out for IWO wtstks with a that outstanding upset at Su. -k - Psis y-ear's Paeitic varsity is practi- , hitting the 'barging sled the tall quarter 11,, t rm of compct pull I rroese le in his right leg. Irs the same team w hich thr Spar- a resounding whack all of ion last year, a fighting band Mon will be sawed from Ia-t year's and .- upset at Stockton last year This : no good for Pacifies for. Bengal Tigers under the tutelage s . the type will be team representing ran combination boasts of what o ,,f ,- tAir: It t hoped that the soccer team won't that Patriarch of .American thr finest backfield combina- ea, h lass Posnr f sr participation. PACIFIC PASSES D ANi;Fki s , to red in ',nue. Taylor's reputation football. .Anuis Alonzo Stitf., :. !, tt Pacific's history operating be- . ;quad 'nerved an un- Iniumer, will 1,, dnalar to last years lo, be prepared to pick up the comes tei San Jose this Saturday apable line. .ddition last s.rrk s.hen plans and c.o. 11 patio mod will count afternoon to dedicate San Jose., 11 liackfield has the already no, s oterbrook turned out and as 1111* Willa for ho team. but must l' Alessrs. Hamilton and Wilson at .: .;Trater porfion of the 11 take part in the ...on. to obtain the new $24,000 stadium, and at the kr. Buddy Goold at quarterback at end. point for his class. it. I -peaking of pieces. a soccer pLAy same time open the etirrent Far sn Inn" Strowbridge at fullback All men intere-si I should sign up er sin, in a given space of time. incur Western ( ',inference seamat. ti soJI. a veteran of three Tiger tram,. """' Ensterbrook, it will he remem with class manazer or any member of !mu, Injuries per square inch than anN Equipp.si With a dazzling widesupen o A fiery leader, a good field gen - bered, la the big 200 pounder from the Phy Eel Major- lhe first game wa- two tootball players. attack, these l'a, OW Tigers are bent on a :Its, ball carrier, and an extellent L. Gatos who two year ego when heduled for the. eoming Thursday. defeat opening thi ir leazue season by 1,7 sophomore tore San J line to liot due to eliiticultira may have to he And speaking fnotball players ing Coaeh Duel lueGroot's reigning .strsoihrielge won all-Conten nce hein- pee,. from the fullbick position podimnissel Thi- will be subject to fur- They seem to think that all one needs Conference Champions ous 1.1-t year for his ability as a line when Pacific downed the Spartans ther not e t play soccer is bulk and more bulk. THE FLANKER ATTACK filsit,er Against San Jose he was the ''" I 27 oa The games will be played on the San That is bunk and more bunk. Stout', men Inia it what * perhaps. only man who could gain ground con '141' Carlos street turf, two gamrs per even- * the most dangerous passing attack on The stocky Lodi lad hits with m 3;; ar he injured hi knee and ing and the gamr elms will be Tuewlay the Giad emulsive eif Santa Clara's. In the tor, of a pile driver and is seldom !laical's the entire season, and Thursday afternei ins. starting I.n.- J ihnnit Stratton. Doug Taylor, Cle 'rein) Wilson and Elton Hamilton. the, -topped without gain. o'clock. They will be af- mo Higgins, Eagleson and Perry Strat- a tion against San Jose mptly at four trte ran Pacific mentor has two sterling opposite. %hob is ringed -et as not to interfere with the ton all weigh close to 155 pounda It's hination on an% passers. Wilson won all coast mention Lli !II. Freddie Bennett certainly erned out for spring praetor, varsity practke. speed that counts. re-j- for his hurling last year and after the showed fil,nts Monday night in scrim PACIFIC ttr, ssacg and the venerable mentor The Phy Ed committee in chary, California Rambler game this Year, maze when he rambled on and on in Dud sass . md end ota relined Coach Charles Walker ot of him has Look at the track men on the squad Coach Bill Ingram of California call- several 'inks off-tackle slants Fred a tw, _ tht task of intramunil which he has Clem", Murphy, Hayes, Rob- Taylor, ed him the greatest passer on the coast looked plenty good, and it's our guess hum This fall he had some more previously been in control of, the Phy Jacobson and Leland are. or have inson. Hamilton throws'em lett handed and is that the midget half will see plenty of them trouble with his knee, but only assisting. Due to Walker's members of varsity every k:d at one time been, almost att good as Wilson George action from nem. on Ray Arto was outcome might thing seem. to be el right now. whedute the Phy Ed's feel it We heavy or fresh track squads. Truckell, Pete McCain, Brainbridge, and another boy Win* showed a ce mehaek Pat On me are told that he played fine game their part to take intramural in their cooperatinn from their own mem- Buddy Goold are all good receivers who tendency A halfback combination of i erw h elm against Modesto, el of which in ,iwn hands. and attempt to handle it Ask well as thei-r who wish to part slilOM miss Bennett and Arto mieht be just the their pa.sse - dicees the the Tigera have an ex- in the same efficient and splendid man- bers as . Thr Tigers work this "air circus" thing tei start the Spartan offense dand a (Ilan, t s orui cellent running mate whieh Coach Walker did The itipate. and they are sure the program for All Con ner in St Op thoos passes. will be a success. from Stagg's famous "Flanker" forma rolling. they can ference George Truckell. Phy Ed's. according to Keeley. simply PAGE 4 STATE COLLEGE TIMES, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1933 190:2111 3Jossi College Hikers ADMINISTRATION ASKS Natural Science Instructor State College_Times Take Ten Mile Solves Leaf-Color Puzzle you, after viewing visible because STUDENT OPINION ON Ilow many of it is obscured s .. the Richard Hughes, Editor -in -Chief Stroll Sunday ")n leaves of various colors before chlorophyll.. have wondered how a leaf does When the chlorophyll is deconiposed REGISTERING METHOD 31ge its CO I Of ? S OM e of )alu now I With E. A. Robinson, psychology and Ube carotin being more stable, the Dolores Freit A .. i .. ant Editor that chlorciPbAl philosphy instructor, presiding, a meet exbits caratin becomes visible and it i, respon. Corrine Kibler Assistant Editor Do San Jose State students prefer the u.:pblatn' tksn; anindgcauses the green coloring ,sible ing of the Hiking Club was held last for the yellow color assumed ty A sistant Editor plan tried this flora, have been somewhat pus- C therine Wood Friday noon in room 110. A committee autumn of spreading reg- of many autumn leaves. Doubtlessly it istration over a Steve Murdock Sports Editor headed by Peter Green, was appointed period of a week, or sled. continues to absorb energy which clarify the is to plan future hikes. The members of !do they prefer the old plan of register- To alleviate and Preb- perhaps used in the movement of DEPARTMENT EDITORS Count; Natural Science ithe committee are: Peter Green, chair- ing in one or two days? The administm- km, Mr. Earl out of the leaves. When leaves San Jose State, Ev rista Uhl . Copy Iman,Kamm Hindee, Earl Roberts, Mil- tion is wondering just what the attitude faculty member of brown, the brown color is de. . SP Gene,. Payne Society fdred Carmody, Naomi Nygard, Ger- of the students is on this question. Mr. gives the following solution. accumulation of tannina, the West states that he expected some com- The green substance, chlorophyll en Harry Hawes Desk laldine Williamson, and Barbara Adams. which are used to tan leather- I ment in the Times, either for or against ables the plant to manufacture its food. are waste product. Paul Circulation The first hilce will be miet Sunday, Lukes the new plan, but intense sunlight decomposes 'October 15. It will be a ten mille trip to so far it has not been Cold and Plants w hich accumulate mu, s mentioned. So, therefore, in the fall BUSINE.SS MANAGERS Lime Kiln Gulch near Los Gatos. The ihlorophyll. their leaves and move their The new. plan, he says, is more work ,,1 the year when cool nights and brieht Frank H milton iMS Fitzgerald leaders for this hike will be Earl Roberts form of sugar develope addith s Bal. I I 89W and Mildred Carmody. The meeting tor his office staff and for most of the midday sun occur together, the chloro- Phone Bal. 7800 or ments in the autumn, which serve Is department faculties. In order to be phsll is decomposed into simple sub- Big Times Office San Jose, Californi !place for the start of this hike. is the energy absorbers. These are mllsa ,e. ;Seventh Street entrance of tlie college. continued, the longer period of reds ,tanees---generally colorless ones, or at Ballard 7800 thocyans. They vaty in shade- 4.7 pink The time is R:15 a.m. tration must be fully justified by being least pale ones. red and orange. Certain oal and ,he 1 On Sunday, October 20, the club will of ereater service to the students of the Leaves which are not green are gen- Entered a3 second class matter at maples contain a great deal of ..rit; at tt Faculty Adviser _ fir. Carl HoUiday its second hike, this time a nine college. erally useless. In addition to this leaves San Jose Postoffiee. take therefore they are able to desel, ;,, la - tt its I mlle one to Castle Rock. The leaders Some members of the faculty have lose smith water, for plants because of Published every sehohl day, ucepi Mon. thocyans. which results in mth h niers 'cad Student. of San Press of Gl.sbe Printing Co., Inn will be Peter Green and Geraldine Will- said that the new plan robbed the stu- the lame surface they expose to the day, by the Associated Calif. brilliant coloring in the autumn ,an Once: 1419 South First Street. San Jose, dents of much of the color and at- winter, water can be Tt Tow State , iatnson. The starting point willl be the fining air. In most trees hers Seventh Street entrance of the college mosphere of the opening of school. The absorbed only with difficulty by most The yellow of poplar leave tpe, for all hikes, unless otherwise stated. waiting in line and the rush in the gym plants. therefore in winter, for both canna and similar pigments. ) g the Teachers' Colleges At the meeting last Friday, twenty. may give many students the opportun- ,auses. leaves are a liability, no longer Zit,1 nt most oaks is due to tannin five students were m atalladance. A dis- its of visiting with friends and acquain- an asset This accounts for the discard - tat why teachers colleges should be limited low brown of elm leaves "I see no reason cussion was held as to the feasibility of lances. whom they have not seen since , of leaves by plants. SP t‘ how,,..r. mixture of tannins and carati7 in the future to the training of elementary and kindergar- the cllub marching as a unit in the ' the previous quarter. Then, too, sup- ,1,1 ore( ttiliee 341411, Various 1 expect them to begin training N. R. A. parade to be held next Thurs- posedly unbeknown to the faculty, some sulebsa’t.esancde wfhailCh has any combinations anti ten teachers only. I should thlorophs11 cartin tannin day. It was finality dedded to allow the ,students consider registration a hum- i, ,,,1 value is removed from them and teachers, junior college teachers, and tea- thocyans produce the differei. secondary school decision on this matter to ride until drum affair if there are no lines to 1, red in the stem, the trunk on other plants. The Boston Ivy chers for their own institutions in the very near future. I later. . . iranches of trees, and also the roots. college campus which vrill cts be in California starting The Hiking Club is an organization At a recent meeting. the department \ wall, energy is required to move am in favor of this kind of expansion in otan tis beginning now in fa, of San Jose State Students, with no was against the plan. Registration will foods out of the leaves just as it re- ' believe that it is wise for the legisla- the maples, it produces much a immediately. I do not memberships and no dues. All students be held on one day as before in the ,,arial energy for the leaves to make In concluding it might not ture of the State Board of Education to set limits beyond. are invited to participate in its hikes winter and spring quarters. It has not in the first place. The energy to say that the bright (pink. the and to attend its metings. been derided w.hich plan will be follow'. by the plant is derived from sun- which the state teachers colkges are not to go. 'This is tale- etc pigments are produ, led next autumn. light. Now during the growing season autumn to absorb the enenn wrong kind of regulation. the energy is absorbed chiefly by the I I mose the food out of the lea.. "I think the teachers' colleges should be given permis- Paris Cardinal May Alorophyll (green matter) but al. axed LEADERS CHOSEN BY pigments among which carotin the leaves fall. sion to train for the Master's degree. Historically, this is the Join Immortals In hs. other to train for 3n orange-yellow pigment is the tom- Bright colors are not dee, teacher's degree and obviously if the colleges are Richelieu Academy monest. The carotin is commonly not produced as the chlorophyll de - secondary school teaching it will be essential that they be al- JAPANESE STUDENTS lowed to offer this degree. I believe state teacher's colleges q( tat.' Ootft Sce nit’uonrr .hae cafirr,si Jewry Attack Says practical purpose." Helen Aiham was re-elected president timPeAinRiSa should serve a broader and a very of the Japanese club at a special meet- inal may join a company of Immortal, School Children Get words, quoted from John C. Almack, eminent ing held at noon Monday. Edith Nat,. on the banks of the Seine. Anti-Semitic Ideas These qua only because of ano is the new vice-president; Kiya Sa- The name of Jean, Cardinal Vernier. professor of education, are significant not IN VAULT DISCLOSED and I t, is the secretary; Virginia Kadoike i archbishop of Paris, has been mention - cikland. Cal., October 5. P member Ev their authorship, but because John C. Almack is a the treasurer, and Amy Kaneda is the ett for the post left vacant by the death i barges that American school children it elf Stanford University. The fact that a re- new publicity manager. early this summer of the Abbe Bremond,!theWdae’hptinhgotrth(el:JMIts octf tbeher N.LatFiornmal are subjected to anti-Semitic propa- of the faculty of mak presentative of a higher institution has expressed an opinion The business of revising the present author of many theological books. The 'Savings and Trust Company here has ganda when they receive their first les- consitution took up the major part of academy, founded by Richelier. resemes come what is termed by philatelists as sons were thnist into United Scues which would died favorable to increasing the powers of colleges the period at the regular meeting that one of its 40 thrones of learning for a collections in Jewry's counter-attack on Hitleri,ro -one of the greatest stamp then evidence that the teachers' col- was held last Thursday. savant of the ilionh. become rivals as a result, is thi. world." SPParan The main feature that was revised in The Abbe Itremund succeeded Mgr. however. Rabbi David Miller, Hebrew phil.... - leges are being denied the right to fulfill their true objective. The owner of the collection. dent the constitution was the clause about Louis Duchess., a luminary who sup- pher and author. objected to the r training are re- is unknown The stamps were taken and Education and the science of teacher the dues. They have now been lower- ported his eccle a-ric. and sociological from the vaults by Charles Kohen. a et. in which the most popular 1. presented in the teachers' colleges. Why, then, should their ed and the club executives think that erudition with ,e, haeological reseals h laajer who said he was acting as an dictionaries define "Jew," an,! enrollment and who W a a an mber cif academy remain incomplete? this will bring about a larger the ageni and refused to disclose the ident american Jews "to unite and : 7' task in the ranks. from 1010 until Ins death in 1022. it, of his principal. league of defew for protectioi. Granted authority to confer the Master's degree, San All Japane. students who are reg. Cardinal Verdi, who retains his ti- A postmaster of Culpepper County, riminal libel and defamation . - Jose State and the other teachers' colleges would be enabled ularly ennalled in either the Junior .tle of Superior I ieneral of the Company Virginia, began the collection in V47 good name." Na Technical of St Sulphe. i inue4ed with the doub educational College, College. or Teacher's From that time until 1004, the f011et Rabbi Miller referred to d, to accomplish their true purpose in the field of in le (limits ot being the spiritual father College are eligible for membership 11441 N., added to continually. with the enen by the Century Dirtier- of the inhabitant- ot service. D. F. this active organization. The meetings the French metro. result that it now is regarded as one of tool New English Dictionar) polls and the Mad of are held twice a month during the noon an order whiih the most complete collection.s in exis- Wagnall's Standard Dictionar made to speed .ng that an effort be hour on Thursday in Roorn 30. ' has exerted tonsith rabic influence in tence for that period. From to04 -al Dictionary of the English I. under the French letters since 3p highway construction . _ the rth Century. boweser. to the present elate it has Lain Webster's Imperial Dictionary allotment to all states for Cardinal Verdier is noted as an orator WORLD .400,000,000 tinfli,turbed. unused and FIIMO5t forgot- -ton Simplified Dictionary. unemployment The Food Sale In Quad and as the author of [THE this purpose to aid innumerable es - ten in the bank's vaults. The following are extracts ir wants the money to be and pamphlet, on sociology and AT LARGE adminstration Proves Successful 'aye Practically every stamp printed in the initions of "Jew" in various he went t heology. in action for recovery quickly., United States up to 1004 is in the 01- ie. on to say. These jobs coedlpuao trti ler I inn. by Harry Hawes A successful food sale was held by es. Ci ntury, -A person who , on to say. These jobs coupkd with the r Only two of the several volume, 'I he government recovery program is the College V.W.C.A. in the Quad last ormer Students In b. sordid, 017 crafty means; a added six months of the C.C.C. camps found have as yet been examined, and going ahead with full steam with the Vs'ednesday noon, at which home-made efl ninney lender, or a tricks ought to do lots 1.41 telieve the jobless Three Act Comedy eonservative estimates as to their mone- opening ,g the "Now is the time to rakes. pies, and ice cream were sold. Fink & siVagnall's Standar. during the winter tan. value run from 5125,030 upward. bus campaign According to Hugh S. The sale netted the organization $14.50. In the mst of ',yen Chances" the pro tire sharp methods in tradi Johnson. head of the N.R.A., hundreds Members of the Y.W.C.A. raise $175 three-act comedy st lieduled to 'play at New English (Oxford Edith., a Congress of thousands of men have gone back In Spain the Constitutional each year, or about half of the total the American Theatre on Thursday and "Synthetic" name of opprobrium, or rept,' premier Mar- Rubber, to work and millions of dollars have was dissolved a the new budget through campus events. These Friday evenings. Ot tolor 12th and 13th -per applied to a grasping or the personnel Leather, Defy Law been added to payrolls "Unless every tines Barrios announced events include food sales, a Negro art %ill lie found several persons who are tieinafe moneylender or usurer r 3 coalition Cabinet.he consumer of the land does his or her of the Republican evening, the sak of "lost and found" now or were formerly members of San trifler who drives hard barg, to form following Spain ',flowing the startling discovery. of part", Mr. John.n said. "these jobs had managed aft IC144S which have been unclaimed for Jose PlaYers. deals craftily." crisis since nthetic Marble", Mrs. Jean Ander- and payrolls cannot be maintained. Let's most confused government a quarter, and a silver tea given by the I Wesley Harmon has an important Concise Oxford: "Extortionat, Monarchy. It looked son of Boulder, Colorado. is developing get behind this nation wide program the abolition of the faculty and the students. The balance role in the production. as has Howard get "Synthetic Rubber" and "Synthetic and show that we intend to keep and to for a time as if the royalists might of the budget is raked from contribu.. Nelson and Winifred Ys'inst on Simplified: -Anyone y!ia Fisher. Howard Leather." Both products, pas rolls " 'heir wish to revive the monarchy, but according to over re,oh. increase these jobs and tions from the Community Chest, chur- Nelson will be seen in the male lead. Aade,aa, are in &fiance of the deals craftily; to cheat; is able to make the if this new cabinet riles. individuals, and students member. Playing opposite him is Helen Harmon subject to extortion " However, France old law of chemist*. that states that Premier Mussolini told 16.000 Facists grade all will be well ship. (Mrs Wesley Harmon). Also in the 1 Webster's Imperial: "To cheat in her early Ithere can be no composition of chemi- which had marched on had some very stormy days in east is Miss Winifred trade." that Facisim Fiaher, at present 'cols and minerals. R rim II It - an career, SO it Is only to be English Rome in 1922 is now marchine on the The first regular meeting of Kappa a student of San Jose State. and Ruth Universal Dictionary of the that the Spanish Republic This woman inventor came to Boul- world. They plan to have Communism expef ted Delta Pi will be held at the Clough, a forrner student of San Jose Langulwe "Avaricious, extortionate ructions. home of der three years ago, after teachinit is going to be a fight be- -hould have its troubks and State per,in. usurer." world-wide It Miss Mabel Crumby, 471 E Santa Clara chemistry at Columbus, Ohio for years. tween the two factions to see which one Street this evening at 7 10 o'clock 'Ile She commenced work on "Synthetic said that h-is- chemists were doing F%ttl' will eventually win over the world Everyone who is going to partidpate program svill be impromptu, each NOTICE Rubber" in November. A sample was ilar work with soy beans. in the commene swim night, must have present recounting an interesting sent to a portable typewriter company, Mrs. Anderson's newest inventinn I have my money on Facisim. his feet and heart checked. mrr experience, followed by songs an , A book "Social Problems" helc which said that the produtt was valua raises the common hollyhock to an im- Secretary of the Interior and public All of the commerce faculty will bt general reunion. hes been lo t. It i by North. 1de if produeed cheaply in quantities. portant level, as it Is combined with Works Administrator. Harold L. Licks present in their new bathing sults. A Every member of Kappa Delta Please return to the Times office. Mrs Anderson says it can be done. hemicals for the new products By ad- has sent telegrams to the governors of grand time is assured in the college . expected to participate in the NRA par A reward will be offered. A has sample was also sent to Henry the juice of this flower, she Arizona and Nevada. ade at two ding California, urg- pool. o'clock. Roll will be taken Ford, who called it "teak.wood". He been rubber. able to obtain flexible ’icti"ti rn11: