STUDENT ELECTION FOR ay COUNCIL, YELL LEADERS Pail SET FOR TOMORROW, 8-5 st,o Coliege_ SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, MAY iOnoux 13, 1941 Number 139 Student council and yell leader elections will be held tomorrow from 8 to 5 o'clock in special booths in front of the Morris Dailey ROO DEBATE DRAMA auditorium. Twenty nominees are running for seven council positions, three N.S.J.S. FINALS DEBATE SQUAD PLAY TICKETS candidates for assistant yell leader, and one for head yell leader. TOMORROW LEAVES TODAY ON SALE Voters must present their student body cards before voting. A minimum of five and a maxi- his 11-piece or. NIGHT, 7:30 ON TRIP SOUTH TOMORROW mum of seven names must be for checked on the council ballot to the fresh. to attend Southward ros public Is invited bound today are five Tickets for "Holiday", a San BUDGET PLANS make it valid, according to Elec- sec to reading con- he held silo In the poetry members of the San Jose debate Jose Players production, will go on tion Chairman Ben Frizzi. slum, Thursday by Klis1S, Radio ' Rd sponsored squad headed for a series of dis- sale tomorrow, according to Hugh DISCUSSED IN to 10 p.m. *ging society, in room 53. at 01111s, Speech department cussion meets with at least five head. Platforms of students run- IC" has bee, 111p.m. tomorrow, declares Lew , The Speech department office, southern California ning for council are published rte. colleges. room 159, COUNCIL MEETING Mkt will sell tickets for the on today's feature page. the contestants will be on According to Woodrow Semerau. Thursday and Friday form fi Seven evening per- No decision was made on stu- ride with the raid to ogmpete for three prizes .I varsity debate manager, this trip formances but Saturday's tickets dent body fees to be paid next tall Student body president and vice- t will be nurn- 'hICh are all books of poetry. will will be in the hands of the Players feature the discarding of the quarter at the student council president will be named at an elec- . basis of the not award is "The Oxford Book themselves. traditional form of debate in fa- meeting last night. tion Friday. They will be chosen ietermine who of English Poetry" donated by the All seats for the three perform- Ivor of the more popular discussion Final action in this matter was from the council. Council mem- the contests Wifornia Book company. Second ances will be reserved, first comers type. In this form no decision is delayed until council members re- bers will vote for the secretary of en. ard third awards, donated by the will be the first served. Present rendered at the conclusion, but in- view individual budgets of the the student body. be 15 cents ,oety, are "The Oxford Book of plans call for the first complete stead a composite solution, based various departments in this insti- Council candidates are George the contests. *amorous Poetry", and "Roan dress rehearsal to be held May on the best points of each ergo- tution. The council has divided Kemp, Jerry Fear, Don True, Peg- Stallion and Other Poems" by 19. James Clancy is the director ' ment, is reached. itself into four committees to hold gy McDonald, Pete Kristovich. Robinson Jeffers. Aspirants in of the play. Natalie conferences with department heads George Hopper, Frank Lovoi, Lois :his competition, chosen after pre- Ross, William Booth, Students will be admitted for sors Ronald Maas, or representatives to discuss pro- Silver, Ruth Wool, June Gross, 'Joinery tryouts Wednesday, in- Arthur Grey, and 25 cents and outsiders may gain posed outlines of their budgets. Ivan Olsen, Curtis Beacok, Wood- dude Frank Thompson, Alice Mod- Woodrow Semerau were those admittance for 50 cents. At the A report on these findings will row Semerau, George Hearn, Bob bo Picnic' Jeannette Thimann, Esther chosen by competitive elimination present time, Director Clancy is be presented to the whole council Hamill, Denny Morrissey, George Lacitinola, Frank Soares and to represent San Jose on the topic, rehearsing his cast twice daily in in the next meeting, scheduled Coles, Dave Atkinson, Harrett Keith Bickford. "How can we deal with the prob- an effort to prepare them for the Monday at 7 p.m. Mannina and Wilbur Scott. bck Park Jan Follette, who placed among lems propaganda presents?" This opening night. Tom Taylor is running for L's first seven in preliminaries, group will engage debaters from This will be the last major pro- head La Verne college, Los Angeles Two possible amendments to yell leader; assistant nominees in- icnic" sponsored us forced to drop out of the con- duction of the quarter and is en- the constitution approved by clude Kenny Alford, Issie Gold and I re because she is a member of City college, Pasadena Junior col- tirely in the hands of the San Jose Women's Ac- the council will be submitted to Bill Harris. the A Cappello Choir which is on liege, Pomona Junior college, Occi- Players. The cast is composed of t at Alum Rock student vote on Friday's council ifive-day concert tour this week. dental, and possibly UCLA. members of the Players exclusive- eircella Smith. president election ballot, the Bill Van Vleck will replace Miss In this type of discussion, re- non, the picnic ly. CO-EDS MEET cently made popular by Oregon council announces. The first to bring about Follette in the finals. Irwin, speech is schools, the first speaker outlines amendment concerns election of Entertain. Ray instructor, THURSDAY FOR adviser for the organization and the problem and gives the neces- class officers, and the second is ansportation Hold In regard to election of an elec- nil act as judge along with Miss sary background. The second and Juniors ./ho attend the tion Judge. Both proposals will NOMINATIONS Bane Carr, Mrs. Florence Bryant third speakers present two or turn price of 15 be printed in the Daily on or sal Ted Haden. Harriet Sandifer , more solutions to the problem sug- Annual all-women assembly for Meeting Tomorrow before Friday. s a charge of the affair. gested by the topic. After a short the nominations to the Associated s general choir will hold Active members of the radio series of questions among the par- Junior class members Women's Activities council will be vith Patty Pop tomor- poup are planning a social get- ticipants, the fourth 'speaker sum- a general meeting at 12:15 All student organizations and held Thursday at 12 o'clock in the vtainment, and 112 in the Sci- together at Alum Rock Park marizes. unifies, and compares the row noon in room committees should hand in a list Morris Dailey, with all women portation. Instead of in the Thursday at 5:30 p.m. Winifred proposals of the second and third ence building of candidates for merit awards by urged to attend, according to Jer- given, as in the Dailey auditorium. Doolittle is chairman of the event. people. 1Morris Monday noon in the student body rie Jurras president. t hobo costune "Swamp the Seniors" will be the president's office. This is import- Barbecued steaks and dancing will iIt is estimated by Semerau that Nominations to the council may dean. meeting, and the ju- highlight the evening's activities. the trip will last until Saturday. theme of the ant, the council stresses, as ap- be made from the floor by an in- E. the WOrnelli nior council will report the pro- proval of names submitted will be dividual or group. A number will hat evening. IP 'gram and events which have been made at their next meeting. also be placed before the assembly irk about 520 planned to follow the senior sneak. The annual organization or by the present active AWA II begin TICKETS FOR FROSH-SOPH All juniors who are planning to "gripe" dinner was set for May council. participate in Sneak Week activi- 28, 7 p.m. in the Hotel Sainte Elections will be Monday in ties are urged to attend. MIXER AVAILABLE Claire. front of the auditorium. Fifteen Meet Cars for Junior transportation 's Price of admission at this affair of the nominees will be elected to on Sneak Day are still much need- Tickets to the freshman-sophomore mixer to be held in the Men's will be $1 instead of the usual 88 form the AWA council, which is ed, and any member of the class h 7:30 pmnasium from 7:30 to 10 Thursday evening can now be obtained in cents, the council declares, since the controlling body for all wo- who can supply a car should con- gone up this edges of Rags '10 Controller's office or from members of the two classes. prices of food have I men students in the next year. tact Mary Falcone by leaving a year. omen's KehaMy. Anyone them at the Con- interested in selling tickets may get note in her co-op box, or get in Any student body member may il meeting this Meet office or from George Coles, committee member. Price of touch with Don True, head of the attend the dinner for the same Instructions ock at Herold's Ike tickets hi IS cents. transportation committee. price, whether or not he is in an The theme which has been chos- MIXER organization, it is stated. .Given Red to have not Yet Cross en for the mixer is "Barnyard The junior-senior mixer to be A letter from a publishing com- ckets for the Announcements Frolic". Decorations and enter- held Monday night in the Men's pany, requesting a decision on Sewing Group ;et them at this ' .lent in the form of contests gym from 7:30 to 9:30 is to be a publication of three college songs Meeting with Miss Pauline irry out the theme. For Students no-date affair, with everybody of this campus, was laid on the vting will beg rnpetitors welcome, announces Ann Mc- e-ble for later reference. I Lynch. their "Colonel", captains important, and for the contests will 1,tertnined Blue Cards Laughlen, junior co-chairman. Plans were made to support the the campus Red Cross sewing to at- by a draft system Ifor expected sased Hank Marten's orchestra will camp" move by Myrtle on numbers which will be Blue cards are being recorded in "send a boy to project yesterday received de- 0 Miss found furnish music for dancing, and on every ticket. All win- the personnel folders. Students aiepointing students and organiza- tailed instructions on r the grouP. :leis dances will give everyone a how to make will he awarded prizes. who received them should arrange mixer tions to sell special papers which to get acquainted. A large the Infants' garments they have Buddy King and his 11 -piece or- for conferences in regard to their chance are bought by the public with any is urged to start Sneak agreed to contribute to the San chestra will furnish music for deficiencies, according to personn- attendance sum they wish to contribute to Week activities successfully. I dancing which will follow the con- el officials who warned that leni- this fund. Jose branch of the American chairmen for the affair r",ts. Rerfreshments will he serv- ency would not be given unless Other Cross. are I..ew Daniel and Alice Good, oer in the evening. available counsel is not sought. Miss Lynch explained each step seniors, and Bob Serr, junior. Second Noon T-course and technical students of the work and posted directions should see Mr. Heath; Lower di- Swing Concert on the bulletin board in room Freshmen Urged vision state college students are S108. campus headquarters. She for ". REGISTRATION nations assigned to Mr. West; Dr. Elder Tomorrow , invites all captains to bring prob- To Get Tickets lems that arise in their I will advise the junior college stu- SENIORS sewing to FOR A "Noontime Swing Concert" her laboratory in the Home Eco- sal tests. two days remain for dents with academic objectives. fresh- will be held in the quad tomorrow nomics building. Problems of tudents to secure for tickets Students Report EXTENDED noon under the auspices of the So- management or supervision should 1,.shman picnic to be held at The special registration for cial Affairs committee, announces , be referred to Miss Bernice Tomp- beach Sunday. Tickets1 Word has been received from activities of seniors Peggy McDonald, committee , kins, chairmon of the committee ' or Ltagj being sold for 75 cents, which I the Personnel office that teacher- Sneak Week oicludes to Z will be held again to- chairman. in charge of the project. both transportation and training applicants should report from M . the Student Union, it was Music will be furnished for lis- Captains are asked to remain or for 25 cents for food alone. to the office at once for interviews day in The sole is announced yesterday. tening or dancing, as the students in room S108 for the full hour for IS of food tickets may be and other preliminaries. This Kin extended, A new registration was called choose. Request numbers may be , which they have signed up. A but transportation tick- important to those students who ets will these students because cards asked for by leaving a note in the :list of campus women who have definitely go off sale to- are planning to take education for or Dal4 morrow, the regular signing contributions box in the Publica- agreed to work during definite announce class during summer session or were lost from or ModY officers. courses tions office. !hours will be printed each day in The picnic activities fall quarter. time. r or Da) 1(1 begin at in the will mean The public address system used the Spartan Daily. Other women with contests, openings now for the Failure to sign up other swimming, and There are amplify the music will be fur- I may sign up, INS II for appointments, that seniors not doing so will not to or just drop in dur- of recreation being speech clearance for be able to take part in Sneak nished and set up by Vern Hall, ing free hours and get instruc- Planned. Food will be served at but these cannot be guaranteed 4 go, Week activities. Jr., senior economics major. tions from the captain in charge. dates late in the quarter. imumw&
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CONTRIBUTORS COLUMN EDITORIAL PAGE Thrust and Parry SIMILE Dedicated to the ben Interests Pail of San Jose State College. _San_ Jac, aAlitC _State_ College__ 'Pen Mightier Than Sword?’ Juniors, Seniors In Letter Published every school day by the Associated Students of San Joss. State College at the press of the Baffle Globe Printing Company, Inc. Entered as second class matter at the San Jose Post Office. TO se.NIOlt C LAS:S 'TO JUNIOR ClAss: twisting tortuously In TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1941 After yeeterday's paper tbm, through the maze of bad grammar peered a story of the Junior, which emanated from the Senior scouting system. Along with the Class Counter-Espionage Commit- story a few remarks about the tee, one is forced to the unesca- in,alotrinilassor thatan Our Political Policy awnemie.ernotthvaete)w pable conclusion that the attempsets-tasterlansgy, oe jai: Ihoun".te.ounclaed:eir:tkehereitimusti. inivnef,r):::: The platforms and expressions of opinion platforms which do not appear here either of the college to educrecatesitih((, that appear on this special page today are did not comply with the deadline set by the niotirst ishadveepebzsnmfguttoile. was appear in this the efforts of the signed writers. The Spar- editorial board or were not turned in. We copy of the Sparta', specified tan Daily publishes them as a service to the have taken the right to cut to tithet 1n9(347-troior-yinouln92g 7f:l)klisso'wereonrce-e :11)a:1:indents, not Just a few. thu candidates and is itself non-partisan. Those space. glinted as promising boys and the juniors will try to oyern girls. They are still promising yesterday's letter by trying tt, but what'? Little more than the write one that will place the sew. NINETEEN CANDIDATES GIVE icsontizilsairtiosnpirioftuathle iliasonited.itelhnwthilue.th, sir classsisinfatihrelyintimeprilruibniposgasleoraii:totheyoanc.e PLATFORMS FOR CAMPUS unourtesp.refnealartfuurel lyaagtedhe under-grad- , jnuenvieorrjunior I ttheinetessg %ow: STUDENT POLITICAL RACE enable them dynamic )(leas and energy or the, thoughts in writing. It 1 takes at COUNCIL eallowly adolescent Juniors,
have ', (lenams tpitishhreebthyyise Hamill aim in mind shall constantly be Jerry Fear constructed a whole network of 1 arsrtas, aandj Bob that of co-operation to insure the last ditches beyond which they ('tin see Just I deeply appreciate the honor For the last three years I have looking at the greatest amount of enjoyment of %%ill not go. sweet young faces bestowed upon me by being nomi- observed the work of the council of the Mum, college life for the greatest num- aresetvmerptiheesloesusis, . mtheeansewneiolirse, hondwwe I there are not more nated for the student council. with profound interest, always than two who ber of students. Let's coHOPPER- in mind the hope that I have reached the age of maturity Having served two semesters on having mustt not be impatient if their ate! (Hopper-for-Council Com- 1 To beIallmore specific. the junior council, I am acquaint- might be lucky enough to serve. forty-fivish notions and their ap- might mittee.) that a very close look ed with student body government I make no promises because they peasement suggestions arequaint- at the qualified too easily. I leave so-called high and mighty junior and, I sincerely believe, Peter Kristovich can be broken ly reminiscent of lavendar and old my election up to your judgment class official, will show that he to serve on the student council. It is usual when candidates are lace. In their naive innocence (so my are two, just two, whiskers begin. If I am elected I will do running for office to make prom- as to whether I should serve on refreshing in children and in honestly fling to come through. It reminds utmost to serve you ably, ises to do or not to do certain the council. teachers) the seniors bring to one of a field of virgin soil, with and whole-heartedly. things, should they be elected. mind a paraphrase of Gilbert: George Kemp its first two flowers of spring I make no promises to you, but "What a singularly deep young George Coles Our council this year has pre- making an appearance. Well, there I believe that if I am elected to the student class this deep young class must Atkinson and sented us with many fine innova- are a few of the facts that Will council I will to the best of my be." through our plans for "Reorgani- tions such as student body assem- give the relative age of the junior ability further a better housing Committee zation for Student Participation" blies, student representation in Junior class. program, enlarge up on intramural of Surveillance. we can help in the carrying out of prominent city organizations, and Now In all fairness to the dam sports, and co-operate with you the affairs of our college, and we a new election system for class as a Whole, I must say it has hem for a more varied program of so- hope that we can help to further elections. I will work to my best the praetice of all little children*, cial affairs. democracy by giving students th. ability to further the interests of Speaking exaggerate a story Just to plaet opportunity to play a more rn Curtis Beacock the students and the good name hemwelves in the clear. Perhsp portant part in the operation of ,t "If elected I will do my best to of San Jose State college Of Jobs! t the letter of the Junior clam- fulfill the duties with the power will fool some Id the lower caws Woody Semerau, By ED. HAWORTH but I am sure that it will not tan Atkinson bestowed upon me to the best ot Dave any of the seniors to camp. If Coles and I have a definite pro- my ability." This phrase, though Frank Lovoi The Appointment office recom- if the underclass* mates want to gram. We are not simply running! old, expresses my thoughts com- PLATFORM The prime pur- mends you for a teaching position believe Juniors. I am sire thsi with the Idea of being elected to pletely. If elected, I will do my pose of the council is not to Direct only after a thorough considera- the they will always take on n any an honorary position. If you put! best to better our school: always the affairs of the school, but rath- tion of your qualifications and premature expect and prove int us on the council we give our word being open to criticisms and sug- er to harmonize the directions giv- your ability to meet all or most %admits'e material for the junk that you will have representation gest ions. en by you. That, essentially, will of the requirements of the assign- 1111%.144 ten come, but, this I man that counts plus active progressive be our aim an attempt to fulfill ment. Although a school adminis- sure you. they will never he si reorganization following the steps Peggy McDonald the student wishes by putting into trator rarely expects you to be A position such as student coun- for the senior class Weis of the present council. actual practice those policies de- able to teach everything in the feria' cil member is one requiring time. have the intelligence to le termined and directed by you, the curriculum, an expression of doubt they hard work, and faith. It's a prob- as the senior class donna Denny Morrissey St thdents. of your ability to meet the main Nevis I have investigated the qualifi- lem of working for and with the it is - have clear Wu( requirements of the opening will There cations of a good councilman, and students to the best advantage (il Lois Silver with the senior class, or padk I result in an unsatisfactory person- I find it takes a person of initia- all, and it's a serious one. I A position Oil the Student Coun- plazes with the junior cbs ' al interview. If, when we tell you like tive, determination, and one with promise no drastic measures, but cil requires spirit, faith and hard a case of coming to bit of a vacancy, you are not certain It is just the welfare of our student body rather betterment through co-op- work. Through my activities while with a fresh feeling, or coning that you are qualified to fill it, and college at heart. With this in eration. I will do my best for you. In college --- freshman and sopho- without the proverbial be !please discuss the matter with us home mind I pledge myself to you and more class secretary, Spartan as will all the juniors. 'so that we may decide whether con, to the student body of San Jose Ivan Olsen Spears, A. W. A., Junior Council, From Those Who KTIIN or not it is advisable for you to State college. First of all I stand for the es- and Editor of La Torre -I feel tablishment of an open forum that I have the had the experi- 'apply. The best interests of all Wilbur Scott board to give greater student voice ence that is necessary to accom- concerned may require that we NOTICES I feel I am qualified to be your, in student government. I favor li h the Irecommend another candidate in candidate for council since I have the establishment of an Associated year. I should like to have the op- 1,(3,ur place and suggest you for a There will lir a meeting nt the already held several student po- which you are more ins Men's Student organization to co- portunity to strive and maintain a position for Bonk Exchange Odal. in the &iota ordinate the aims of all men stu- better San Jose State college. adequately: prepared. dent Union at 4 p.m. Officers ad As president of the junior class also may bring dents. Overconfidence be elected. I have had an opportunity of be- I am in favor of establishing a June Gross about an unsatisfactory ism -smut! coming acquainted with the per- The campus board to maintain wage Student Council has a lot , interview. Bear in mind that when Wrestlers, attention! *ret. sonnel, policies and problems of and hour standards for all work- of hard work ahead of it next you are being questioned about gist the student body. I would appre- year. I have adminis- in-sr ing students. If elected I will work had experience in your abilities by a school stuniEtveir: Mitita oy hd;:Ktrang.6111:1re m ciate your vote Wednesday. for the best interests of the stu- different school activities such as itrator, an honest answer is ex- George Hopper dent body as a whole. Spartan Spears, Rally Committee, pected. The applicant who makes Class organization, an in- a If elected, George Hopper will Don True and A. W. A. a "yes man" of himself in Will Bill Lee please report do all possible to further closer I am sincere in hoping that I terview will arouse a feeling of office San Jose State college is grow- the Information co-operation between the individu- might work for and with the stu- skepticism in the interviewer. ing in leaps and bounds and has al student and the council. The dents as a member of the council. , To an administrator who is try- attained its present position ing to fill a vacancy in his school among other state colleges from Harrett Mannino staff, an application interview is will support a Permanents the co-operation of the students I central purchas- just as important as it is to you. "Regal CLASSIFIED ADS that have gone before us. San ing agency for our co-operative i 5,000-MILE GUARANTEE, 84.50. Full re- His task is to find the hest per- Are Better" Jose State needs our help, and houses it would add to State col- cap fires. 600-625-650.16 or 525.550. son to fill the vacancy, and you, as there I will consider it my lege's prestige. all. Bob and Tod's Station. 4th and duty, as qualified applicant, are favoring Wm., or 451 Willow. If elected, to serve conscientiously CM ass rep- hint by presenting yourself for his with my fellow resentation and more department TYPEWRITERS Rented Repaired. Ea- councilmen in the consideration. Several administra- co-operation with ch/mood. Hunter's Office-store Equip. best interests of the college on student affairs. tors have expressed this feeling by Co. 71 E. San Fernando St. None any problem that may arise. saying to us, "Don't let your can- Ballard 4234. Ruth Wool NOTICES didates come to an interview apol- $2.90.-New fintdine batteries for SAVE The Student Council is your ogetically. If it were not for them, $4.50. Exch. 2.year guarantee. Bob & we Would have to close our Ted's Service, 451 Willow or 4th & Wm. representative in all student af- Will the person 1411,1 picked up I schools." Remember this and fairs. The seven council members the book. "Essays on NatIonallion" CAR WASH, 60c. High pressure sYstwn. speak with confidence, but not that you elect tomorrow will have by liayes, please return it to the 15-min. serv. Open Sun. BOB & TED'S overconfidence, in your interviews. BEAUTY SERVICE. 451 Willow or 4th & Wm. to maintain high standards in re p- llb nary. an k you. REGAL resenting the student body. It has' George Hopper. would appreciate anyone who TUXEDO Almost new. Size 38. Double- always been my desire to serve as breasted. Price reasonable. Col. 4012. could bring a car. Nlust sign up SHOPPE a member of this council and to Riding doh: Meet at Women's on the bulletin board In the gym If Clare Bal. 4044 Classified Ads Are work with the students In their gym sit I p.m. today for a ride. I you are riding. 89 E. Santa Economical Bring Results activities. cannot promise transportation and Paola Beckwith, Pres. MIERIMMINI
fermis Team j_Spaztan iGolden Raindeers In Impressive poi MAN PLUVIUS HALTS Play ta ,IOLD Conference 'NIGHT PRACTICE: GRID the tact they captured SAN Despite JOSE, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, MAY the Califor- 13, 1941 oh. second place in MACHINE SS WORKS TODAY : Athletic Association nia Collegiate Palter there 4. tennis championships, Coach T. SWIMMERS 01 the jun* FINISH YEAR San Jose State's high -geared grid machine, throttled down to an /Mesh's netmen made an Along with Entin idling speed by the rains in the early part of the spring training grind, eb, and far sup- tO showing about the ja impressive BY came to an almost full stop last night as old man Jupiter Pluvius re- re strong Fresno State SWAMPING FOES not very oat posed the leased a deadly offensive on the Spartans and rained them out of heless very trio /pm which was expected to take By WILBUR AGEE by taking the 300 yard medley their scheduled night practice session. The "Golden Reindeers" are In tuaki. the title. With one of the strongest war teams relay by a big margin over their expected to resume practice this afternoon if the field is in condition. that woe* Edwards, playing a fast in the history of Ronald San Jose State two opponents. Present set-up at Spartan field of the Sparhm all opposition in college. pos dropped Coach Charley Walker's THOMSEN DOUBLES e to inform all In includes night practices on Mon- dm singles play, winning 1941 swimming team closed its Thomsen came just a few, next to take the Journalists day and Wednesday, with lengthy the grsight sets and losing only five season Saturday afternoon in San- 50 v to and 100 yard swims, followed scrimmages thrown in and day override In the first round Ed- ta Barbara, when it captured by tryini pmes. the closely by Weitzenberg in the cen- Dare 'Hamlets' practice on Tuesday, Thursday and defeated Moss of the Gan- California Collegiate Athletic As- place on& tury. Jack Windsor, making his Friday. the seat 50, 6-1. McCallum, number sociation crown. Into Game erior pinak, da* final dive for the. Spartans, out- Still missing from practice ses- player from San Diego, bowed CAPTURE ALL FIRSTS toe scored his two rivals to win the Softball enthusiasts from the sions is Jack House, young tackle, !possible FAwards in the senol-finals 6-0, Not content with just to the team event and break his own 3 meter Drama and Journalism depart- who is at present still at home. thinking would Dean St. John, expected to title, the Walkertnen went O. on to board record, but failed by 7 ments will cross bats Thursday House suffered a head injury, that to express their Edwards a battle for the win every first and a majority pie of points to set a new school record afternoon at 4 o'clock on the although not serious, is expected g. It takes at ,logles crown, gave him little com- the seconds, losing out only In In maintaining his CCAA title. San Carlos turf with the Pub to keep him idle for the rest of ; a junior to at. losing three straight sets the fifty, when Joe petition, Weitzenberg Foster came through as expect- lads Issuing a challenge. the spring training grind. Dr. and 8111 anyone 6-1. was nosed out 6.1.6-I. In the 200-yard ed in the breast stroke, maintain- Jack Vogelman is expected to ex- looking at the breaststroke, and Ben Frizzl will toe the slab Nat Morten, playing the number when Roger ing his CCAA championship, al- amine him again tomorrow and of the juniors, Freller, although for the Publications outfit while no singles for San Jose, was elim- corning fast, though being pushed by his Gau- fill out a report on his condition than two who could Harrison MeCreath is expected inated in the first round by St. not catch the Santa Bar- cho opponent all the way. stating whether or not he should ige of maturity bara to be on the hill for the Drama John 6-4, 6-4. However, Morten man. Marty Taylor, swimming in his play ball this spring. if ic. I might nine. Among those playing for add we back in strong fashion to first CCAA meet, took the back Other news from the Spartan e look at the Drama department are Mc- the take McCallum of San Diego and Joe Weitzenherg, red headed stroke in easy style, followed football camp reports that Freddie mighty Creath, Rowe, Soares, Irwin, junior win the consolation singles play. sprinter for the varsity swim- closely by Jack Porter, who last Lindsay, counted upon as the first show that there Cassell and Clancy. George Quetin and Vic Morten, ming team the last two years, year in Fresno took a second in string fullback, is still out with a whiskers For the Pubs It will be Ler- begin. who drew a bye the first round cam elected captain for the the same event. hip pointer. His understudy In gh. It reminds ner, Healey, Graham, Simon, of doubles play, made a strong 1912 season at the swimmers' the key spot is Cowboy Chet Car- irgin soil, WEMPE IMPRESSIVE Cook, Jensen, Agee and Bente!. with shaving in the semi-finals al- ietory dinner Saturday night. aten who is improving with every vers of spring Martin Wempe closed his ca- though losing to Delmar' and Al- workout. In a recent night scrhn- nce. Well, there reer at San Jose by taking both ien 8-6, 5-7, 6-4. Holding a 5-3 All ten Spartans were the re- the distance events followed by MILV, the Cowboy went to town by facts that will Inter Fraternity plunging over for lead in the first set, the Gaucho cipients of gold belt buckles given Eagon Hoffman in the 220 and one tally and ge of the junior !passing to glue-fingered Jack team came back strong to nose to the winner of each event. Coach Johnston, swimming his last race Gall- i yin for another. out the Spartans 8-6. The Staters Walker's mermen walked off with for Coach Walker, In the 440. Track Meet Set PM to the dia No definite plans have been set FCC the second set in a close bat- fourteen buckles this year, with The 440 yard freestyle relay nay it has bee for the day spring practice will tle only to lase the final set and Don "Scoot" Thomsen capturing team closed the perfect afternoon little children to close, nor has anything been match in a hard fought battle. three, Martin Wempe and Marty with a full lap victory over the For Tomorrow y just to plare settled in regard to the closing day 011ie Upton and Jim Thorne, Taylor each taking two buckles. Fresno and Santa Barbara teams. clear. Perna Five fraternities will vie for in- game. According to latest reports, sho replaced Eddie LaFrank and Although not scoring as many Weitzenberg started it off, fol- e junior ens- dividual and team honors tomor- the draftees and youngsters will Ted Andrews in the second points as last year, the Spartans lowed by Hoffman, Taylor and he lower elms row afternoon on Spartan field, clash provided that enough draf- doubles, made a strong showing In still maintained their title by a Thomsen in that order. It will not ton when the oft postponed inter-fra- tees for two teams can be found. to camp. It op tSri r first set against Mike Koury large margin and were never Final score read, San Jose State ternity track meet will be held at mates want to and Eddie Doty, who won the title threatened during the entire meet. 81, Santa Barbara 47, and Fresno 4 o'clock. 1 am sire that tor the Gauchos, losing 5-7. They Jack Porter, Frelier, and Bill 23. San Diego State again did Those entering teams are the take on a uery Snot, however, in the second set, Johnston started the Spartans off not enter the aquatic events. Delta Theta Omega, which last Bowling Match and prove left Sing 0-6 and the match. year took major honors and the for the paler Santa Barbara scored 8 points team trophy, Sigma Gamma Ome- Set For Today it. this I en se Is capture the team championship. Record Javelin Toss ga, Delta Sigma Gamma, Gamma II miser he mai Its Jose followed with 6. Fresno John Dierker's Phi Sigma, and Alpha Pi Omega. Accepting a challenge front Eta lor class Ws was third with 4 and San Diego Thirteen events will be run-off Mu Pi, national honorary mer- elligence to be ant I. San Jose's Highlight At CCAA Meet during the meet including the chandising fraternity, faculty mem- class does wo I weight events and all the distance bers of the Commerce department 'e clear sag By WALT LERNER record.) events with the exception of the will split pins this afternoon at a lass, or psi* Fresno Wins On a windswept Santa Barbara I 220 yard dash - - Bess (SB), two-mile run. local bowling alley when the two he junior clis i track. Fresno State college won Thomas (F), Davies (SD). Mor- All fraternity members, except squads meet to decide the issue of (New I coming to be: the CCAA track. and field cham- gan (SB). Time: 21.4. varsity track team members who supremacy for once and all. ing, or corr:,: Baseball Title pionship for 1941. Although nine track and CCAA record.) have competed In any meet, are The faculty members will be proverbial stadium records and one confer- Two mile run Madrid (F), G. eligible to compete in tomorrow's headed by Dr. Earl W. Atkinson, Fresno State juniors. college's Bulldogs ence mark was cracked, times on Cazares (F), Soule (SB), Ligerot meet ,states Bob Hobart*, co-chair- and have arranged to have a team von the CCAA conference base- (SB). Time: 9:49.9. (New track' present. e Who goo the whole were rather slow. man. ball championship over the week- Top performance of any Spar- record.) The award dinner will be held The only request that the chal- rod by defeating San Diego State's tan athlete WW1 John Dierker's 220 low hurdles- Eisert (SD), May 28 at Alum Rock Park. states lengers, Eta Mu Pb, made was that Aztecs in two out C ES of three games. stadium record toss of 200 feet 61/2 Thomas (F), Siemon (SI), Scott Roharts. the faculty members refrain from IL 1-9, 6-1. Inches in the javelin. Sat Yams- (F). Time: 24.5. (New track conversation while their members In meeting of do winning the championship. moto grabbed Sparta's only other record.) are in the act of sending the ball Fresno lay in theft* broke the CCAA baseball first place with a 21 foot 5 inch Relay San Diego, Fresno, San- APO, DTO Fives down the alley. AI monopoly I. Offices held by Santa Barbara's leap in the broad jump. ta Barbara. San Jose. Time Gauchos for the past two years Summary of the Meet: 3:29.1. (New track record.) Win Cage Tilts Santa NOTICES Barbara, with a veteran mile run Tie for first betweer Pole vault-0 n,r1 (SD) wri,1- tearn. LA, b, towering Ion ! 111 forfeited its chance at the Madrid, A. Cazares, and 0. Ca- Se hneld e.r (RI), Shields (F)1 atle center who caged 17 points, the P. E. minors sign up as soon as 0ioall 01I. last week by failing to go tares: all of Fresno; Sigler (SJ). Gheen (SB), tied for second. I Alpha Pi Omega five downed the possibie in women's gym for pic- toe therr. through with two scheduled games1 feet 6 Inches. (Tiest Time: 4:84.4. Height. 12 Delta Sigma Gammas 27-23 in a nic on Friday of this week. ingglore. against San Diego. (SD), Kerr (SJ), 440 Tripp track record.) close fought battle yesterday af- The Gaucho move (F'). Peterson (F). Time: High jump Steward (S11). he- resulted in Gaudy ternoon. Hs the inter-fraternity Don't forgot the membership fliSe "P.rt three postponed Mills (F). games for San Si.'. rniae (NJ), Little (F), basketball tournament went Into meeting of PI Epsilon Tau at the rice? Jose being (SB), Da- inches. (New called off. Coach Walt 100 yard dash Bess Height: 6 feet 1% the second round of play. Student Union at 7:80 tonight. I). Barium. *Pherson's (F). Morgan nine was scheduled vies (SD), Chatten track record.) Bob Gager was high for the TO Play off (F), Heinberg two postponed games , (SB). Time: 10.1. Shotput Lawton losers, scoring 13 points and kept woh Fresno, hurdles Eisert (SD), twood (F), Kennedy and one with Slay. 120 high (SB), Chit his team in the running until the ND if the (SD). Kilroy Distance: 48 feet 3'is in- JUST RIGHT! inanenh closeness of the race Thomas (F). Berg (F). final gun. warranted it. track record.) (SB). Time: 15.6. ches. (New In the second game the Delta A Her" In two Cazares (F), (R.1), Morales games with the eham- 880 yard run G. Javelin Dierker Theta Omegas defeated the Gam- Pion (F), Craven Terry and Stokes (SJ), tied Fresnans, played early in the Roche (SD), Kastner (SD), Phi Sigmas 48-21. track feet 61/2 ma Fresh Strawberry *non at Fresno, the Spartans (Ft. Time: 1:58.3. (New for third. Distance: 200
Pped both tilts, 4 to 3 and 4 to - - niches. (New track record.) '1 (F), At the time San Jose was with- Discus - Holtzclaw Waffle out the (SB). Holesley services of John Allen, Bill (F), Heinberg with Whipped Cream Donnelly, Ed Hunt, Ray Cressio. KREBS ,ti13). (4,11), asti "Lefty" Stuhenrauch. Broad jump Yamamoto all first nringers ASSOCIATED fripp (411)), Collier (F), Steward! 19e SB). Distance: 21 feet 5 inches. Mileage Service Special Business Courses NOTICE GET READY EAUTY FISK TIRES I Summer School Hoefler's I am Train Now for Good Positions willing to share expenses %in', NO1110 USL BATTERIES Day or Evening Classes one driving to Chicago SPRING 'PE thold BIA1 5175 Write for Catalog or Call. Creamery the third week In June. 46 So. First St. I'M.' San Carlos C. A. Phillips, Director 57 South First Bal.** note in ('o-op box. 3rd & DeLux Shoe Hospital Edwin %Vright. PAGE FOUR SPARTAN DAILY, II I DAY, MAY 13, 1941 MUSIC DEPARTMENT METAL ELEMENT PLAYS ANNUAL POLICE PRESENTS RECITALS IMPORTANT PART IN WAR SCHOOL PISTOL FACULTY BY STUDENTS, TODAY, SAYS POYTRESS MATCH THURSDAY A student recital this morning, an A Cappello Choir concert Members of the San dose music fraternity, recital at MonteIvo school will 101111 tour this week, a Phi Mu Alpha, By WENDELL HAMMON compete in the faculty mem- annual Police foundation Sunday and a cornet-piano concert by two "Modern warfare is a conflict of metals," declared Dr. William school pisto to be held May 25, are all on the docket of activities for the Music depart- Thursday at 2 o'clock bers, H. Poytress of the Social Science department yesterday afternoon. Over 40 entries are expected ti ment this month. "Today it is the metal element that must be considered instead of bee filed before the Police stodeah The student recital is scheduled in Morris Dailey auditorium at begin their the old axiom of the past that armies march on their stomachs. Today matches at the 1361 be a cross-1 Jose 11 a.m. today, and will the armies go from one place to another by truck and by plane, mak- Police range on peel section representation of the vari- street, Cbl u ing the metal element in modern warfare of the utmost importance," otis music courses offered in this B a d m i nton A permanent trophy he said. will bi institution. awarded to the student maldsi club, Plans Tourney He pointed out that in order to the Bel Canto, women's singing highest aggregate score carry out modern warfare certain SWIMMING CLUB class Is first on the program with Miss Wednesday "A" shoot, class "B" leo music in- metals are needed in vast quantities both left and Alma Lowry Williams, right hand matelts of this week without which the armies of today GIVES BRUNCH Class structor, directing and Mrs. Lydia Meeting Wednesday "A", "B", and Rapid FIR faculty. will in place of Thursday, the Badmin- would be unable to function. trophies are Boothby, also of the perpetual and wth NEXT SUNDAY have provide accompaniment on the ton club will hold a tournament Three raw minerals he empha- the winners' names and the harp. for women only on that evening. sized that are needed even before A "Strawberry Brunch" will fol- date engraved on them. be sung include All women interested in enter- Frank Kallam will Numbers to the stragetic metals are coal, iron, low the swimming party in the col- seek to de- "Now Is the Month of Maying" by ing the matches should sign up on and oil, of which the United States fend the class "A" title that lege pool Sunday morning, given tie Morley, "Exaudet's Minuet" by the main bulletin board or in the is plentifully supplied, and even is annexed last year. Leo sifter Weckerlin, and "Jardin d'Arnour" Women's gym, according to Miss in a position to export to other in honor of members of this year's gained the class "B" crown lac told French air) arranged by Saar. Marjorie Lucas, instructor. Wed- countries. Extravaganza and presidents of year but will compete In elan 'A" "Adagio from Clarinet Concerto nesday will be the last day for thisdm etime. "The United States leads the the Women's Swimming club, an- by Mozart, will be performed sign-ups. Medal winners may shoot In A" world in the different varieties of nounces Miss Gail Tucker, instruc- in all Azhderian, who COM- "The tournament is only for events, but they are not by Edward minerals; today it produces ap- tor. eligible the new school song "Spar- fun," Miss Lucas declared, "so for more than one medal. posed proximately 40 per cent of the en- All women students are invited High- tans Triumphant". Mrs. Thomas don't let lack of experience keep est class medals will be awarded tire world's production from within to swim from 9 to 10:30 o'clock Eagan will accompany Azhderian you away." However, winners must shoot in its own borders, and it controls and to attend the strawberry on the piano. Birds and racquets will be pro- stated matches to be eligible for vided by the club with a 10-cent commercially in foreign countries brunch under the Redwood trees thi: aggregate Leona l'hl, vocalist, will sing the trophy. rental fee for the another 10 per cent, bringing its immediately after. aria "Ube faro senza Euridice" racquets. Doubles and singles matches will total to 50 per cent of the world's "Big bowls of strawberries and from "Orfeo" by Gluck. Dorothy women may enter production," said Dr. Poytress. cream, with coffee and tea and hot Correll, pianist, will play for MINS be played and Red Cross Work one or both. Matches will be In listing the main metals that butterhorns are in store for those played Tuesday and Thursday at 1 who come," Miss Tucker said. "If The following "Guitare" by Moskowski, and the United States needs to further women are signed o'clock or Thursday evenings. you've had a yen to try the Swim up to work in "Flora Staccota Dinicu" by Heifetz her national defense program he campus Red Cross Fins or the Paddle Boards, now headquarters (room are selections chosen by Sidney gave the following minerals as S1.08) today: is your chance. Everything and 9- -Captain Voigt, violinist. Eloise Ardaiz is having the greatest importance: Rice, Oswald, Doyle. Thursday Final all equipment that was used in the Clark. 10 Voight's accompanist. Martha Ta- antimony, chromium, nianganese, -Captain Richter, Dun- Extravaganza will be ready for can. kaichi, pianist, will close the pro- mercury, mica, nickel, quartz, crys- March. Bowers, McMillan Day To Sign Up your use." Hartell, gram by playing "Sonata Opus No. tal, tin, tungsten, aluminum, mag- Centodocati, Averitt II- Women must sign up at the pool 7-Allegro Molto Allegro Con Brio" For 1r Outing nesium, and copper; all of which Captain Dimmick, Faw, Carnck, this by Beethoven. the United States must obtain s week if they expect to come. York. 12--,Captain Schrader, Blunt Thursday will be the deadline large part or altogether They must also bring their own Ellsworth. 1- -Captain Murdock A CAPPELLA CHOIR from for students to register for the 'caps and okays from the Health Wilson, Follette, Trevellyan, Dam The A Cappello Choir, under the foreign countries. "Y"-sponsored Redwood Lodge office. Lynch, Hand, Meyers, Corrille.2-- direction of Joseph Running, will ANTIMONY is used mainly as an outing, scheduled for this week- Captain Roster, Chargen, Wks. appear in two concerts today in alloy with other non-ferrous met- All women who have partici- end. No registrations will be ac- pated in 3 Captain Phillips, Conti, Rotert Carmel and Coalinga on the sec- als, principally lead. For national past Extravaganzas are cepted after 5 p.m. Thursday, says Whitton. 4---Captain Monnot ond day of its tour this week. Car- defense it is used in primary mix- urged to come too, Miss Tucker Clare Harris, adviser. declared. Past presidents of the unteers needed). mel Sunset school is the setting of tures, and bullet alloys. Of the The group will spend Saturday Swimming club who will also be their first performance at 2 p.m., total U. S. need only 10 per cent and Sunday in discussions, hiking, honored are Edith Noilon, Ruh) and Coalinga high school's audi- is produced domestically, and the K -P Majors Present and social activities, with the cli- Herron, Mary Willson and Ruli torium will close the day's ac- remainder comes from the Latin max in the form of a dance Satur- Freitas. First Talent Show tivities. day night. Leaders of the discus- America countries. Officers for the club next fall Tonight At 7:30 The Coalinga recital will he a sions are Dr. Dorothy Yates, pro- CHROMIUM is indispensable for will also be elected at this time. benefit affair with proceeds going fessor in the psychology depart- For the hunt time, Kindergarten- armor-plate and gun barrels, the Jessie Burns is in charge of the to the Junior Red Cross funds. ment; Dr. A. F. Furbay, professor Primary majors will present Is United States depends almost en- placards with Maxine Knight in Performances of the group for of social hygiene at Mills college; their society members a Taint tirely upon foreign markets for its charge of the food committee, as- the remainder of the week, will and Dr. Robert Whitaker, retired Show this evening at their meet- supply: Russia. Turkey, South sisted by Ruby Freitag. Norma be in Bakersfield, Shafter, Tur- Los Gatos clergyman. ing in Home Economics, roomra Africa, and the Philippines. Ofstedt. president of the club, lock. Modesto, and Livingston high All students, both men and wo- at 7:30. MANGANESE is essential will be toastmistress. schools. A reception is planned men, are welcome, emphasizes In the Following the Talent Add manufacture of steel. Its function for the choir by the townspeople of Mrs. Harris. Total cost of the there will be an election of offe being that of a purifying Livingston. outing is $1.75, of which 25 cents agent, cers for the fall quarter. accord. we are dependent for about 70 per Y.W.C.A. HOLDS The touring vocalists will return must be paid when the reservation ing to Beverly Roberts, chairman cent from RUSSIA. British India, to San Jose late Friday afternoon. is made. Mary Ellen Emig is gen- Refreshments will be served with Brazil, Cuba, OPEN HOUSE eral chairman. and Africa Gold the cost at 11) cents per pores. MONTALVO CONCERT Coast. Members of Phi Mu Alpha, na- TODAY AT 2 tional music honor fraternity, will BLOCK MICA is needed for elec- Library Furnishings Flight Students College YWCA members will present various musical numbers trical uses as an insulating medi- hold open house this afternoon Discussed Sunday at the Montalvo estate um; British India has 75 per cent Deferred from 2 to 5 o'clock at their clut, MaeQuarrie, preic near Saratoga. American music of the world's production. Dr. T. W. Students w ho apply rims. for sum- room in the Student Center, an- dent, and Miss Joyce Backus, li- will be featured by this group. The NICKEL is used in the manufac- mer CAA flight training, and pass nounces Clare Harris, adviser. This brary head, met with the State public is invited. ture of armor-plate, armor-pierc- the physical examination will be will take the place of the "Silver architect in Sacramento yestee The Montalvo Society Member- ing projectiles, gun barrels, and re- deferred from selective service Tea" given at this time in years day to discuss furnishings for de ship organisation sponsors con- coil cylinders; 85 per cent of the during the duration of the college past. new library- certs, lectures, artists, writers, ar- summer world's supply comes from Canada session, according to Dean, At 4 o'clock there will be a chitects and other creative eds.! Paul M. QUARTZ CRYSTAL is essential Pitman. short program of discussions, the Mu Phi Epsilon, national music: Students for frequency control in radio Music Students eligible for the draft and theme of which will be "Building honor society, will present a pro- and wish telephonic communication; Brazil to take flight training now for leadership, service, peace. Betrothed gram of all Spanish music at Mon- should fill is our only source. sophomore out the affidavits in the , inter-racial justice, cooperative Miss Edna Rage. talvo, the former Phelan estate, Dean of seea Men's office immediately. THE United States uses 45 per housing, creative recreation, religi- and Joseph Bruggman, May 20. Alma Lowry Williams announced Applications for the summer cent of the world's TIN output or ous both music students, will direct. living". course can be obtained in the Con- 75,000 tons. It ifi used mainly for engagement Sunday. Voluntary contributions of 10 their se FACULTY MUSICAL troller's office from now until the tinplate. Its main source is date has been Ma- cents will be accepted to help fi- No definite Miss Margaret Thomas, pianist end of the term, June 13. laya and Bolivia. nance a summer program for the wedding. and music faculty member, will in which TI NGSTEN is used chiefly in cer- two student members present a joint concert May 25 will take Jobs Opon tain alloy steels for cutting tools, special training in the field of CIVIL SERVICE with Frank Elsass, cornetist and as will Two jobs are now open for men well as armor-piercing bullets. social service: Frances Strom plans Civil service examinations also of the faculty. students. Both of these jobs are Chief source for the U. S. Is China, to spend the summer on a peace held June 21 to secure 004 be of au& of the dishwashing variety and Malaya, Argentina. Bolivia, and caravan in Wisconsin, working for the position the applicants accoot Alpha Eta Sigma hours are from 12 until 2. Mexico. with a rural community to "build one, and junior tor, grade Appoinunet Meets Tonight Another board and room job is! ALUMINUM, Copper, and Mag- plans for an enduring peace; and ant, announced the open for a man during the awn- ' nesium are produced in the U. S. F:mi Kimura, next quarter's presi- office yesterday. interested is Honoring its pledges, Alpha Eta mer session. The job includes , but still some must be imported. dent, will spend her summer in Anyone who is Sigma. accounting fraternity, positions OW will some garden work, serving and "After noting the above mineral the first American civilian training either of the two hold a smoker at the contact the # Hotel De washing dishes. requirements, not to mention the unit of women. mentioned should Anza 7:30 tonight. Several alum- soon at Particulars can be obtained' many others, One might easily be- All faculty members and women , pointment office as ni of the fraternity will be present from filing agii, Miss Doris Barbarez in the' lieve that modern warfare is a con- students are invited to attend,1 sible. Final date for for the occasion. Appointment office flict of metals," Dr. Poytress said. Mrs. Harris says. ration is June?, 1941.