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Vol. XXVII SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA, APRIL 9, 1948 No. 42 First Candidates NEXT ROUND-UP, DUE TUESDAY, Continental Bistro Setting File - - All Women SLATES VARIETY Of Season's First Formal The women are interested in politics. The second Gaucho Roundup, The swish of formals in the in­ This was indicated by the list of candidates for the coming scheduled for next Tuesday night timate atmosphere of an exclu­ Student Body elections filed in the office of the Graduate Manager. in the Riviera auditorium, is giv­ sive French night club will set As the paper closed Wednesday morning, only four names had been ing every sign of being as varied the scene as the Delta Sigs open entered and they were all feminine. a collection of student entertain­ E s l their • “Club Nuit Bleue” to Gau Bobby Misson filed for secretary of ASSB; Betty Goosen, Katy ment talent as the first assembly chos tonight. Murphy and Mary Ann Zane en-' last month. tered the race for senior, junior According to John Caldwell, ■ i i i i As you read this, the Cabrillo and sophomore class representa­ 'Poverty Prance' in publicity chairman, the next Auditorium is rapidly transform­ tives respectively. Roundup will offer a fun-loaded ing into an atmosphere which ac­ evening, highlighted by a “sur­ cording to fraternity members, So far, no one has filed for Spotlight Saturday prise” to be offered by a “popular promises to be the most elaborate the ASSB presidential contest, al­ An after-the-game “Poverty and unusual ever presented at a though rumors of possible can­ personality.” Also on the program Prance” will hold the social spot­ are skits, burlesque, songs, yells, college function in Santa Barbara. didates ran riot on campus this light Saturday night, when Gau- After entering through the “Gar­ week. class meetings and free refresh­ chos will put on their most beat- ments. The evening will close with den Tunnel,” guests will be greet­ Contrary to the statement in upoutfits to dance at Adams Hall, moonlight dancing in the Quad. ed by a white fog covering the the last issue of El Gaucho, class in Hoff Heights. Since the idea of a monthly floor, coupled with a blanket of reps will need only 50 signatures The hard-times affair, sponsor­ student get-together proved popu­ stars overhead which should out­ of members of their own class, on ed by Gamma Sigs, will begin lar with Gauchos who turned out do even Hollywood in it unique­ their petitions, rather than 250. immediately after the UCSB-USC for the trial Roundup last month, ness. The latter number is required for baseball game— approximately 9 plans are being made to carry it Tables for Four all ASSB offices. p.m.— and will continue until mid­ on indefinitely. The assembly Parties' of four or more will be Aspiring politicians have until night. _ committee, composed of Jerry entitled to a table in the “Rose April 20 to announce their can­ An after-the-game “Poverty Rose, Gloria Daley and Kewpie Room” of the club and will be didacy and receive petition blanks. Prance” will hold the social spot­ Guess, has taken the monthly S®!® served by a corps of uniformed light Saturday night, when Gau- show under its wing. waiters. Reservations for these CARE PACKAGES chos will put on their most-beat- tables can be made by calling up outfits to dance at Adams Hall, I.A. Club Sponsors ■ 92394 before 4 p.m. today. Delta RECEIVED BY in Hoff Heights. Sigs advise calling as early as Hard Times Industrial Arts possible because a large crowd is The affair, sponsored by Gam­ DELTA SIGMA PHI prexy Don Callahan and Anna Lee Han­ expected. BELGIAN SCHOOL ma Sigs, will begin immediately Project Contest sen, publicity chairman of Delta Sigma Epsilon, make plans for the “Nuit Bleue” formal tonight. —Photo by Costantino The “Stardusters” will furnish Officials of a parochial boys’ after the UCSB-USC baseball . The Industrial Arts Project the music for the evening’s danc­ school in Brussels have acknow­ game— approximately 9- p.m.— Contest, an annual affair sponsor­ ing from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. Dress ledged receipt of ten CARE stan­ and will continue until midnight. ed by the I. A. Club, gets under­ will be formals for the girls, and dard food packages which were Door prizes and an award for way this week. The purpose of Transfer of Concession Operation Not tuxes’ or dark suits for the men. sent to Belgium by the student the best outfit will be given, and this contest is to promote creative Tickets are available at the body. The packages were pur­ music will be supplied by Artie abilities and skillful techniques, Possible at Present, Muncy Tells Council Delta Sig booth in the Quad at chased with money collected in Shaw, Goodman, Kenton, and so v Entries will be classified under $1.20 per couple. the Friendship Train drive held on. Thg price per couple is 60 Teaching Aids, Metalworking, J. A. D. Muncy, business man' erans’ books is not received from on campus during the Fall sem­ cents. Woodworking, Graphic Arts, Ma­ ager, last Tuesday night repeated the Government for a year. ester. Teo Rodriguez and Mai Moore- chine Shop, Radio and Electricity, to Student Council the University Council moved, nevertheless, to VOTERS MAY The signature on the receipts house are in charge of decora­ Aeronautics, and General Crafts. ruling which would not permit ask Provost Williams to attend a REGISTER was that of an official of the tions. Only I. A. majors are eligible for Associated Students to operate Council meeting sometime in the the contest and all entries shall “Freres des ecole cretiennes, Only 6 0 Days cigarette and telephone conceS' near future so that members may be products of the contestant’s ON CAMPUS h Ecole paroissiale pour garcons, ’Till Finals sions in University-operated discuss with him the possibilities Bruxelles.” own efforts in the year June, 1947» buildings. of ASSB assuming operation of As a service to students and June, 1948. Muncy appeared before Coun­ the bookstore and the cafeteria. faculty members who are eligible Prizes Offered cil to clarify the position of UC As Muncy finished speaking, to vote in the coming elections as Queen to Be Added Attraction Entries will be accepted by the officials in the recent attempt of Neil Goedhard, finance- chairman, permanent residents of Santa Bar­ contest committee from May 3 the student legislative body to expressed thanks in behalf of the bara, registration of voters is now At Beachcomber Ball until May 21, and judging will have returned to ASSB the in­ student body for the 50 cent being conducted on the Riviera be conducted on the basis of or­ campus by deputy county clerks The annual Kappa Sig Beach­ nities, sororities, housing groups come on pay phones, and to effect “Gaucho special” luncheon recent­ iginality, utility, design and work­ Dan Julian and Tom Helvey. This comber’s Ball, to be held on April and other campus organizations to the transfer of the cigarette ma ly added to the cafeteria menu. manship. service will continue until April 16 at the Veterans Memorial submit candidates for the queen chines in Ebbets Hall to student A sweepstake prize will go to 22. Registration tables are located Building, this year will have ad­ title to Bob Lorden, along with operation. Glee Club Returns the best entry and a grand prize in the Quad. ded attractions, the frat announ­ a picture of the sponsored coed. Ad. Building Phone to the best entry from each di­ From Successful Permanent residents are defin­ ced this week. The girls entered in the contest Asked why ASSB had receiv­ vision. First, second, and third ed as those who maintain a resi­ In addition to the music of the will be voted upon as the guests ed commissions on the pay prizes are to be awarded in each Northern Tour dence in Santa Barbara and who Star Dusters and the decorations enter the ballroom, with the win­ phone in the administration sub-division. The UCSB Men’s Glee Club re­ intend to remain in residence dur­ of fishnets and other atmosphere- ner to be crowned midway dur­ building until a few* weeks ago, turned Sunday evening from an ing the summer and other vaca­ inducing paraphernalia, the ball ing the evening. The prize will be the business manager replied that, WARNING extensive tour which included ap­ tions. Students who are continu­ will be ruled by a “Beachcomber a permanent cup engraved with until the faculty Welfare Com­ pearances in Paso Robles, San ally making flying trips home to Queen,” to be chosen from among the winner’s name, date and the mittee had requested new phones, In all cases of students not Jose, Palo Alto and Santa Maria. see their parents on weekends and those attending the dance. The occasion. some eight months ago, he had returning proofs to Zane’s, With a girls’ trio and accompan­ vacations are classified as non-res­ queen will be presented with a Admission charge is $1.60 per not known phone income was go­ te worst pose will be used ist, the forty-man group presented ident. special prize. couple. Entries in the queen con­ ing to the Associated Students. Candidate Sought test and their dates will be ad­ in La Cumbre. a wide variety of selections, meet­ All non-resident students should Regarding the cigarette mach­ Kappa Sig is urging all frater­ mitted free of charge. ing with gratifying audience re­ register in the place where they ines, Muncy declared that they sponse. maintain their legal residence and may be removed altogether, as the Club members reported that the vote by absentee ballot. University attorney has notified Paso Robles welcome was excep­ him that making cigarettes avail­ tionally warm, with Shirley New- able to minors is in violation of lin, a member of the glee club, APPLICATIONS FOR the penal code. bringing out her home town JUNE GRADUATION Capital Needed friends en masse. Palo Altons re­ During the discussion the ques­ quested a return engagement next NOW OVERDUE tion arose whether the student year. Graduation papers of applicants body cannot assume operation of The next public appearance of the hook store and the cafeteria. the Glee Club is scheduled for for graduation in June, July, or President George Graves pointed Sunday, April 18, at the Lobero September of 1948 were due April out that bookstore management theater. There will be a special 2 in the office of Miss Menkin, requires capital of $20,000 to low rate for student and faculty Assistant Registrar. $50,000 because payment for vet- tickets. Degree graduates must file an Composite Squadron Stand Back From application for graduation card; To Be Formed Mail Boxes, Council credential graduates must file ap­ plication for graduation card, Orders have just been publish­ Asks Students three-dollar post office money ed for the organization of the 418 Looking for mail at the student order, health certificate, applica­ Composite Squadron at Goleta, to boxes would be much easier if tion for credential and oath form. be composed of all air reserve of­ Gauchos would stand back a few IN ARMY DAY ceremonies on the UCSB campus,' R.O.T.C. veterans were awarded ficers, whether rated or not. The These papers must be filed im­ feet to sort through the messages mediately. service and campaign medals they had earned during the war but had not received squadron will be activated as soon and not crowd around blocking because of a shortage of metals. as possible. traffic, Student Council members Col. Richard McKee, head of the Gaucho R.O.T.C. detachment, is shown making Anyone wanting further infor­ opined last Tuesday night. They tions to use only standard si the presentation to Robert A. Farley. Others who were honored in the ceremony were mation should contact James E, ask that students comply with the (3x5) message cards, and r Max Pickerts, Anthony Noonan, Charles Kneeland, Arthur Spring, Perry Hagar, Jr., Joham, squadron commander, at suggestion. foul up the mail with cutouts a Robert Lee and Robert Neustadt. —Photo by Costantino 29347 as soon as possible. Council also urged all organiza- lace paper notes. Friday, April 9, 1948 Page Two E L GAUCHO author, though invited, has never bate team staying at the hotel— was busily probing for the once Education Frat attended any of our meetings but, ah yes, and dining in their restrict­ petite check girls. EL GAfCHO instead, takes the word of some ed dining room. As I have said, We were about to dance when Pledges “observers.” this may be merely a case of my the house lights went up, and as The author claims that Henry misunderstanding the true signif­ if it were planned, two odd ones Chi Alpha Delta, honorary ele­ STAFF Wallace was cast aside by Roose­ icance of the few facts given; but leaped onto the bewaxed deck and mentary education fraternity, held Published every Tuesday and Friday spent more than their share of the velt. If Mr. Huffman would care if not, then why did the team it­ its pledging ceremony recently at during the school year by the Asso­ to investigate, he would discover self or those in charge of the time mauling each other . . . they ciated Students of the University of were misrepresenting a very pop­ the Delta Sigma Epsilon sorority California, Santa Barbara, California. STUDENTS FOR WALLACE: that FDR supported Wallace group accept the accommodations Opinions herein expressed are those of throughout the national conven­ at this particular hotel? ular dance farm here in town. This house. AS THEY SEE IT bit of miscasting was followed by The Staff, unless otherwise indicated. tion and that Wallace was really Is it too absurd to imagine a Those pledged included Lois Dear Editor: defeated because he dared to group of people who, in theory at five minutes of off-again-on-again Braun, Rachel Carter, Guylene Entered as second-class matter May Dominated by contradictions, rapid fire jive which elicited a 23, 1947, at the post office at Santa speak in favor of a national Fair least, constitute a team acting Coe, Carmela Danelts, Dorothy Jim Huffman’s latest “As I See very pronounced throbbing of our Barbara, California, under the act of Employment Practices Commis­ like a team? If there were no ac­ Fair, Margaret Fiddes, James March 3, 1879. Mailing charge is $2.00 it” in El Gaucho, on Students for Broca’s area. sion and an end to legalized ra­ commodations for one member of Gronat, Annie Pasman, June Pat­ per year, payable in advance. Wallace, reflects the national di­ The house lights again pierced cial discrimination. This, of the team, then to my mind there ton, William Penterf, Elizabeth lemma of. the so-called “responsi­ the heavy blanket of smoke we E ditor ______Phyllis Pitroff course, raised the wrath of the were no accommodations for any Sanderson, Muriel Stockwell, and Assistant Editor ______Helen Heitfeld ble liberals.” South and led to his defeat. member of the team at this hotel. were ordered to gather around Mr. Huffman begins his arti­ the band stand for the prizes. Natalie Stockwell. Editorial Assistants: Bob Hogan, Don The great dilemma of Mr. And what in answer to the Wilson cle by telling how “observers” It seems that all those who knew Huffman is, however, revealed in “nice people’s” retort, “this would Society Editor ______Gloria Dealey are impressed with our one-mind- the hiding place of certain slips his statement that “responsible have been the situation at any of BARBARA Sports Editor ______Phil Jacks ness and immediate action. Yes, of paper were entitled to claim a liberals,” including himself, be­ the hotels” ? Simply this, come Business Manager ...... James H. Schilt we are one-minded, in that we prize. The first one was a free CLEANERS lieve that the third party is in­ home without attending the de­ Cartoonist ______A1 Anderson are determined to stop the present “meal” ticket for the No. 3 break­ opportune, that the liberal vote bate. It’s been done before, and Photographer ______Joe Costantino march of the Truman-Republican fast at one of the better ulcer wa­ —Shirts Launched— will be split, and that we are, for a more insignificant reason. R eporters: Alex Callow, Marie Com- coalition to war. As for our tak­ gons on lower State. The Second thus, jeopardizing world peace. Or was this debate so important 15% off for thwafte, Roxanne Dougherty, June ing immediate action, we fail to When will the third party be op­ prize, for men, entitled the lucky Marie Davidson, J. L. Hoge, Ugo that the “resentful friends,” and see what is Wrong with that un­ portune, Mr. Huffman? After the winner to an all-night free pass Cash and Carry Pezzi, S. P. Pinkerton, Elaine Strobel, less Mr. Huffman grieves over the the sponsors of the debate team, Rudy Schafer Truman administration has led us to the men’s lounge . . . there was failure of his own organization, could, and did, sacrifice their some talk of profiteering. Sports Reporter_____ Geo. F. Outland into war? After the Republicans Students for Democratic Action, principles—the word used with As we left we could see that Four Day Service Newt Clark, Bill Alhouse, H. Keith have led us into an economic de­ tongue in cheek—to remain for Simpson to do the same. By the way, the pression? After the first bomb the sky was clear, the stars were the “battle of words'” 17 East Anapamu has dropped? out . . . they were still digging (Across from Library) You admit our policies are If I have guessed the boy cor­ in the cloak room. rectly who was the victim of this fundamentally correct. Then how R. D, Struck. QUAD QUIZZES can you continue to support a all-too-common manifestation of party which is dominated by the prejudice, I find it ironic, pathet­ By Rudy Schafer and Joe Costantino military and controlled by Big ically so, that the topic of his G A U C H O S talk was to be, perhaps was, “Civil Ever since the President’s “draft” speech, many men on campus Business? Is there really a basic r P ^ J7 Liberties.” ' are wondering how long it will be before salutes and $75.00 per month difference between a Truman Last Two Nights! will again be the order of the day. In order to give you a sample and a Republican' We don’t think Resentfully yours, of this thought, this week’s question is: so. We believe that they are both Robert L. Smith Friday and Saturday How long do you think it will be before you will be in dedicated to a policy of aiding APRIL 9 & 10 uniform? and strengthening reaction wher­ “Never, I Hope” ever it may arise. This was shown “THE DANCE” "HOME OF THE BRAVE" in the bypassing of the UN on Editor, El Gaucho: Says Tony De Jonckheere, Jun­ Pulitzer Prize Winning Play ior: “Things surely look bad the Marshall Plan and aid to We are but one of the many though. I’m afraid that we are Greece, Turkey, and China, in the licking*their wounds after that at going to be in a war with Russia reversal of our Palestine position, Lambda Chi fiasco. Reading like It's Well Worth soon, this summer perhaps. As I in the sudden dropping of charges the creed of the mail service, we Alhecama Theatre see it, the smart thing to do now against the former Nazi industrial braved rain, sleet and a high tide Singing About 816 Santa Barbara Street is to prepare; arm ourselves and leaders. What about it, Mr. Huff­ in a sincere effort to make this man? If we vote for Wallace When You then perhaps Russia will think thing last Friday. After cruising Students in cast are: twice before attacking us. against Truman, are we splitting the neighborhood about the Ca- "Sweep Away “I think that U.M.T. for 18 to the liberal vote? brillo Hall for almost an hour, we Robert Hennings That Hungry' 21 year olds would be very good. No, Mr. Huffman, we are not finally went aground two miles Harold Cole jeopardizing the attainment of De Jonckheere Bailey It would take young men out of off our course. Feelin' " Sam Rowe their sheltered homes and teach them self-reliance and give them a world peace. We have a program, After being relieved of our Mark Borgatta a definite, constructive program new outlook on life that would help them to grow up.” month’s salary from the goat ran­ at for world peace and domestic se­ General Adm...... $1.00 “ Soon” ch, our sleeping yo-yo, and a melt­ curity. We have a leader who we Says Tom Bailey, Navy vet: “Economically, Russia is not pre­ ing U-No bar, we were met at the Students ...... 50 sincerely believe will fulfill that pared for war, but we are. If we had a strong Army and Navy, door by one of the eighty cops on BROOME’S program. You, in the meantime, 8:30 p.m. we wouldn’t have to take the pushing around we are getting now, hand. “Dr. Livingston!” he hiss­ have nothing to show, neither a 109 E. Anapamu and the sooner we make this preparation, the better off we are going ed, as he gathered me in his arms program nor a leader. You end to be. . . . he had remembered! We made your article b f saying that if Mr. “As for U.M.T., it would be good for young men if it were our way to the cloak room win­ Truman is renominated, you too run right, but can it be run right? The way things were during dow, but what we saw inside con­ will join Students for Wallace and the war, with officers as kings and enlisted men as inferior serfs, vinced us that better we should “we’ll go over the cliff together.” just isn’t going to sell this time.” fling our beaver skin and kimono If that is your attitude, Mr. Huff­ ‘‘Sooner The Better” to the floor. The only rack had' SENIORS... man, we do not welcome you into Says Boh (Red) Largomarsino, collapsed with well over two hun­ our organization. We have no Navy vet: “The only way you can dred coats, and a wrecking crew We are now accepting orders for Graduation An­ room for defeatists, for lost men. avoid war is to be ready for it and Executive Committee, we definitely aren’t ready for nouncements, Caps and Gowns and Personal Cards. Students for Wallace one; A strong military force will ■ Santa Barbara Chapter do much towards keeping the IN THE Deadlines for all of these orders has been set at Russians from attacking us and April 20th if it doesn’t, at least we will be RESENTS “NICE PEOPLE” GROOVE ready. Dear Editor: “I think that U.M.T. would be I find it exceedingly interest­ Please see us at your earliest convenience to insure THE BEST THINGS IN LIFE very good for 18 year olds, es­ ing to note that your editorial delivery of your order. pecially the ones that don’t go to Largomarsino Watt “The Stockton Incident” mentions ARE FREE, with Mel Tonne, college. It gives a person a chance to get around, meet new people, the fact that the hotel apologized 79c hear new ideas and broaden one’s outlook. It must be handled right to the colored boy’s “resentful though; some of the things that passed during the war must be friends.” But oddly enough I find WRITE ME A LETTER, with eliminated if the program is to do any good.” no mention of anyone apologiz­ The Ravens, 79c THE COLLEGE BOOKSTORE ing for the, “resentful friends,” “It’s Hard To Tell” GLOOMY SUNDAY, with Says Jim Watt, Marine vet: “With all the secrecy of interna­ and for those persons/person in tional diplomacy, it’s difficult to know just what is going on. charge of these “’nice people.” Billy Eckstine, 63c “I don’t think that any nation want§ war, but the circumstances Perhaps this may be presumption STAR DUST, with Johnnie on my part, but I gather that the of the world are likely to force the issue. Russia could be easily Guaniere, 79c forced into a war because of the dicatorial powers of the govern­ hotel’s actions in this matter ment, and this is where the danger lies as I see it. didn’t interfere in the least with “U.M.T. would be very good for the younger men but I don’t the other four members of the de- Prices Include Excise Tax think that college students should. be taken because of our good R.O.T.C. program. The important thing is, to have a reserve of men B m u d WtlMIliltlil not in college ready for any eventuality, and have the college students A \) r * r e v m preparing for technical positions in this army.” 1C 111 I \ V MU L v v r v may be purchased from any mem­ kv'\/l0E CAR BILlff' ---- Phi Kappa Gamma ber of Phi Kappa Gamma. Tick­ m) Pit 4107 ConiPfinv ets should be bought early to Plans Grove make certain thtat there will be photographer Spaghetti Feast enough food for all.

Tucker’s Grove will be the set­ PATRONIZE YOUR EL GADCHO ting of the Phi Kappa Spaghetti ADVERTISERS Feast on Sunday, April 18, from 3:00 to 9:00 p.m. The menu con­ They Help Make This Issue Possible sists of spaghetti, (natch), a toss­ ed salad, garlic-French bread, and coffee. SHOE REPAIRING Sigma Phi Epsilon will sell bev­ RESTAURANT & FOUNTAIN erages and handle game conces­ 'PeZZL sions. CORNWALL'S The tickets, priced at 60 cents, “Come on, Johnny, mother promised us Dentyne 1033 STATE Pete Says: Chewing Gum if we only sat through it once!” We're open after that baseball game tonight, so why "COLLEGE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SANTA BARBARA not meet the gang here for our fountain specialties. ORGANIZATION “Not even Frankly Swoonatra could make me SANDALS MADE miss Dentyne Chewing Gum! That nifty flavor Meeis Every Monday at 4:30 p.m. "It's Pete's For Good Eats" really sends me— 1 mean it really does. And the TO ORDER way Dentyne helps keep my teeth white, I wanta Church Literature Distribution 7 A.M. TIL 1 A.M. turn on the old smile all the time.” Room Phone 6868 (Next door to Granada Theatre) Valerio & Santa Barbara Streets Dentyne Gum — Made Only By Adams Friday, April 9, 1948 E L GAUCHO Page Three' Sig Tau, Tau Gam Q aucluvl ... Plan Joint Meet UNDER-COVER Sigma Tau Gamma fraternity * jon Parvada and Tau Gamma Sorority are slat­ ed to have a joint meeting next ★ * GLORIA DEALEY Monday night, April 12. Prior to /. /. Beereboom e parties last Saturday night, or so the meeting, dinner will be served CHOICE CORSAGES Johnnie Caldwell. . . noted for proudly presents his platform it’s said. But the way Barbara for both organizations at the Tau his many interests on and off cam­ in regards to securing the presi­ Balthis and Bob Main were hold­ Gam house under the direction of pus . . . He is 5 ft. 8 in. . . . has FOR TONIGHT'S dential nomination: ing hands it looked like that might Gertrude Gaily. blue eyes . . . brown hair . . . More and better Chapel Inn last and last and last. After dinner the two groups weighs 165 lbs. parties A Rose by any other Name Would FORMAL will go to the Sig Tau house at During the war he served var­ Beercicles sold in the cafeteria Smell 116 W. Islay St. for the meeting. iously in the U. S. Merchant Ma­ Sorority pledges to be limited as sweet if it were anybody Entertainment will consist of skits rine . . . on foreign merchant ships to males else’s name but Jerry’s that’s by the pledges and a jam session . . . and in the Royal Austrailian Fraternity pledges to be limited splashed over the El Gaucho bi­ by the fraternity members. Airforce. to females and males weekly. Tell us how to become a Th» Voice of a Thousand Gardens Her lips clung tenaciously to Activities: Prexy of the Knights Bourbonsicles sold in the cafe­ big-wheel, willya, huh? 1331 State Ph. 5165 his— she forgot to remove her . . . co-chairman of the coming teria If you Girls are Wondering bubblegum. Barbary Coast Carnival . . . Pres­ Student council members not why you aren’t getting as many ident of the Beta Delta fraternity admitted to student council meet­ dates as usual, it’s because the . . . publicity chairman for World ings boys are doing a little research Student Service Fund . . . vice- Ginsciles sold in the cafeteria . . . on the Kinsey report. And it president of the International Re­ Lady and Gismo to be chaper­ wasn’t even banned in Boston. lations Club . . . “Gaucho Round­ JOHNNIE CALDWELL ones at all parties Dear Sleeping Girl: up” publicity chairman . . . re­ Scotchsicles sold in the cafeter­ If that was a publicity stunt, porter on El Gaucho. Panama to the Fiji Islands (7400 ia I’ll buy it. LOVE to meet you miles) . . . ran into a hurricane Before the war he was prexy All classes to be held at East anyplace, anytime. . . . lost all his food . . . reached of the Squires . . . sophomore Beach where classes will be held Love and Kisses, shore by sheer luck . ....w rote class . . . played Gaucho football. only from 11:00 to 12:00 daily ______J. J. a book about it which is being excluding every day but Monday Special likes: His wife Mary considered by the Atlantic Month­ Liquorsicles will also be sold . . . anybody’s version of “LiU ly- VOTE FOR BEEREBOOME. Cupid Calling Marlene” . . . flying . . : deep Ambitions: To write more and Don’t Knock Rapp for this water sailing . . . shark fishing By Junie better novels . . . sail back to because Nancy is too RAPPED . . . short story writing . . . sun Fiji Islands . . . become Dean of up in Bob Arnim to be interested Well, it finally happened! togs . . . pawpaws (custard ba­ Men in an American University. in anybody else. DZD’s received chocolates and nanas). Disney Would Never Approve clever nosegays from Sally Her­ This fascinated me: Johnnie Local Diamondmen of Dave Ehrenfelt’s treatment bert, announcing that she and once sailed a small sloop from of Bambi at the Sigma Pi party at Kappa Sig Al Katich will walk the Defeat Navy Again the Mar Monte last Friday night. aisle in July. And Beta Delt pledge One More Trinket Latinee Gullantee took Alyce Che- For the second straight time, nault as his wife over Easter week­ JUST WHAT THE the San Diego Destroyer Base on the Bev. Baird charm brace­ let is Chris Stone. Remember end. Another recent marriage was OUR FIRST DANCE NAME IMPLIES . . . baseball team came out second that of Stan Dyer and Florence best against the . Gauchos, 8-7 in Bev., if molasses doesn’t work try sulphur. This is spring, you know. Gerow. CORSAGES OF DISTINCTION thirteen innings. The game was Tau Gams weren’t too surprised SANDWICHES played at Cabrillo Field on Mon­ Life Can be Beautiful or didn’t you see those stew- when Joannie Anderson passed That Seems To Tell All MALTS day. bon-bons announcing a June wed­ Neil Goedhard, Dale Scott and pendous decorations at the “April SHAKES Showers” dance. Orchids to all the ding to Sigma Pi steady Clay Ora- SOURMANI and MATTSON Bob Elliott toiled on the'mound hood. And at Easter Sig Tau’s SODAS Lambda Chis for for a fine time for the Gauchos. This tilt was a Lloyd Richardson sold his pin and FLOWERS warm-up contest for the Gaucho- and as we said before, fine dec­ GOODY SHOP orations. a diamond for a promise in June USC game this weekend. to Caroline Goodlander, elemen­ "SANTA BARBARA'S NEWEST" 1205 State They’re Either Too'Young Plutocrat: Man who gets hair­ tary major who graduated last 820Vz STATE PHONE 3044 (Across from Granada) or even younger. According to cut before payday. Don Holm, Rene Carrillo, and February. Sigma Delt Pat Shannon WE DELIVER — CHARGES WELCOME Jack Swenson the high school last Monday evening announced girls have it all over the college her engagement to Howard Mc­ girls. Maybe they are just taking Williams of Rochester, N. Y., with it in proportion. a summer wedding planned. This Was the Latest It seems April showers and (spelled last) of the Chapel Inn Gaucho offspring have begun to arrive all of a sudden. Frank Kirkland, Jim Schleuter, and Beta Delta Plans George Gebhardt are all proud papas. Chi Delt alum Lida Watson Pledging Banquet Klotzback recently notified the Beta Delta fraternity is hold­ local chapter that she and husband ing a charter-initiation banquet Bob now have a daughter Kath­ at the Freemont Room of Eaton’s leen. Who says the birth rate is Restaurant on Monday, April 12, going down? at 7 :30 p.m. There will be a for­ mal ceremony in which nineteen Barn Dance Slated pledges will be initiated. Sponsors of the new organiza­ By Las Meninas tion, Dr. Norman Gabel and Dr. Members of Las Meninas apd John O’Gorman, will be present, their friends will attend the an­ and Dr. Harry 'Girvetz will be the nual Las Meninas barn dance on fraternity’s guest. Saturday, April 10, at 8:30 p.m. at the Carpinteria Memorial Hall. Although this is a closed affair, TYPEWRITERS friends of members may obtain e RENTALS tickets for the dance from them S C O O P of the W E E K for one dollar. Cookies and punch e SALES will be served. 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After walloping Caltech portunity to see what is perhaps last weekend, and dropping a nar­ our team were Jack Prof ant, Ste­ the greatest college baseball team row decision to Oxy, the Blue and phen Steen, Ben Collins, Dick Nor­ in America. This club is the Uni­ Gold men have suddenly become ton and Ugo Pezzi. versity of Southern California a team to contend with on the An invitation to enter the Pa­ Trojans, and I don’t think that turf and track. cific Coast Intercollegiate Fencing anyone who has seen the outfit in The Bruins, who took third Conference was received by Coach action will deny that they are a place in the Santa Barbara Relays Nick Carter, it was announced to­ fine aggregation. this year, will be led by prob­ day. The conference would include Beat Pros able Olympics hurdler Craig Dix­ such schools as UCLA, USC, Cal I am one of the many sports THESE ARE five of the pitchers that Spud Harder has to throw against the USC Trojans on, while the Gauchos’ strength and Stanford. tonight and tomorrow night. From left to right: Hal Abbott, Bob Elliott, Dale Scott, Bill fans who used to think that college will lie with Leo Jennings in the The modern giil is indeed a French, and Neil Goedhard. v_ —Photo by Costantino broad jump ,and speedsters Kamp- baseball teams should not be al­ genius; her forefathers mined gold lowed on the same field with ma­ mann in the 880, Powell in the with a pick and shovel, while she jor or minor league teams. There century, and the quartet of Stan merely strokes a bald head. was no sense in humiliating the No-Hitter Hurled Moore, Ray Lloyd, Sam Cathcart, “simon-pures” by having them Santa Barbara Horsehiders and Kampmann in the relay. absorb a beating at the hands of Against Soldiers UCLA Favored the pros. UCLA will be favored in the That was before the present By Bill French meet due to their excessive depth Trojan team came into being. The Turning in the most impres­ of reserves, lack of which cost Troys have handled the major and A hot reception will be wait­ weiser, a short stop who covers sive mound performance of the the Gauchos victory last week. minor league teams around the ing for the Trojans from South­ a lot of ground, besides a well- season, Bill French tossed a no­ Oxy, who won the meet by a mere Southern California area in a ern California this Friday and rounded crew that is really load­ hit game in leading the UCSB 2 and 2/3 points, consistently very rough manner indeed. They Saturday night at Laguna Park ed. baseball team to an easy 16-1 vic­ placed two or three men in the started off by nipping the Holly­ when the Golden Gauchos play The Gaucho main hopes lie in tory over the Camp Cooke nine. lower scoring brackets of the wood Stars of the Pacific Coast host to one of the foremost col­ the stickwork of Frank Bushman French had a shut-out ' until the field events. League by a 19-6 score. The fact legiate baseball teams in the na­ and Cy Williams, who are both last inning when a questionable The Pomonans are of untested that the Stars came back to take tion. in the midst of a hitting spree. balk and and error let in the lone strength, but should not prove too the Trojans by two runs does hot Spud Harder and his Hilltop- ’Both are hitting in the upper 400’s run. This game was shortened to much trouble to the two California ARTISTIC CORSAGES dim their achievement in the least. per horsehiders will be out to put and hope to keep it up, Trojans a seven inning tilt. outfits. The Sagehens came in The Los Angeles Angels, who were a feather in their caps by knock­ or no Trojans. The rest of Har­ French was never in trouble, third in the Southern California FOR TONIGHT'S the 1947 Pacific Coast Cham­ ing off the highly regarded Tro­ der’s line-up will remain the same and his fast ball and greatly im­ Conference meet, won by Occiden­ pions, were not even able to get jans. Harder will send either Hal as in previous contests. proved curve kept the soldiers tal. FORMAL a run from the Trojan nine, as Abbott or Bob Elliott to the hill under control. Good fielding, es­ This will be the last home meet AT the boys from Bovard set the in an effort to stop the Troymen. Art Instructor pecially by second baseman Bud for the spikesters until May 5 when champs down 4-0. SC has been beaten only by Gmur, and timely hitting by Cy the Hilltoppers will face the Uni­ Chicago Sad professional nines so far this sea­ Weds Student Williams and Frank Bushman, versity of Mexico in the first of son; no college team has even made French’s job a bot easier. what should become an annual VICTOR The big blow came when the A correspondence courtship will come close to the victory happy festival. THE FLORIST Chicago White Sox of the Ameri­ be climaxed this afternoon at 5:00 can League came out second best hickory men from University Loyola, Oxy Netmen Ave. when Miss Enid Butler, instructor “Young lady, do you know the 135 E. Anapamu Ph. 21451 against the"Trojans. I don’t think in the UCSB Art department be­ secret of popularity?” that the fair city of Chicago will Top Chuckers Oppose Gauchos comes the bride of Tom Helvey, This weekend the .UCSB ten­ “Yes, but mother says I mustn’t, ever get over that one. Of course Wally Hood and Dick Bishop a student in the I. E. Dept. the big leaguers can always fall are Sam Barry’s two top chuck­ nis team travels south to meet The couple met last summer Loyola University on Friday, and back on the old excuse that they ers and they are expected to open when Tom enrolled in one of don’t push themselves in spring for the southerners, as the Tro­ Occidental on Saturday morning. Q>uean Jlo&itefr Miss Butler’s classes, and he con­ Coach Lyle Reynolds is very training games, but I don’t think jans will have to go all out to tinued the friendship by mail af­ 31214 State that will go over very well. best the Gauchos who are always optomistic as he predicted a twin ter he returned to his Santa Paula victory for the Gaucho netmen. Next on the list was the Cleve­ high for the USC tangles. Hood home town. land “B” team, which had on its is one of the best college pitch­ The Gauchos have met and de­ Specialising in Sea Foods The art teacher graduated from feated the Oxy Tigers earlier this roster such “rookies” as Hank ers in the business this season. the Art Institute of Chicago, and • Lobster Greenberk, Pat Seerey, and Elbie Nobody has even come close to season. A full squad will make taught for two years before get- the southern trek. • Crab Fletcher. The pros managed to him in college ranks, or other­ ing her Masters and coming to wise. win one out of two from the Tro­ Santa Barbara. Her home is in A little gal showed her engage­ • Fish jans, and this in itself seems to USC Well-Rounded Tucson, Ariz. Mr. Halvey was in ment ring to her sorority sisters • Frog Legs be a major feat. USC boasts two heavy ball the army for four years and at­ the other night. All of them ad­ Not Unbeatable pounders in Hank Workman, pow­ tended UCLA before he came mired it and two of them recog­ Good Food at Reasonable Prices Despite their outstanding re­ erful left fielder, and Jim Bride- here. nized it. cord, the Troys .are not unbeat­ able. They have lost games to Coast League clubs, and they have lost games to Major League clubs. Several semi-pro teams have also turned the trick. No baseball CAMEL v- team, regardless of how good they may be, can play the schedule that Southern California does and ex­ the cigarette pect to win them all. If the Gau- chos play the brand of ball that A SIGNATURE they are capable of they could RECORD RELEASE ■forme! beat SC. Dick Bishop and Wally Hood are the best pitchers that the Hilltoppers will come up against this season, but they can be taken. Top Games Win, lose, or draw, the two vitb a 8 radiéis* “ rd games this weekend promise to be of top calibre. Game time will be 8:00 p.m. for both games, and s„»r“T-Z»oe they will be played at Laguna Park. From all indications our ,irseli wit boys are going to need all the ° r y° o k e r s ^ ° baVe encouragement that they can get. The Gaucho nine won’t give up until the last «out, so how about us helping them out?

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