VOL. 8—NO. 25 SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1948 Nominees Selected CROWDS ACCLAIM HOME CONCERTS; For Next Yew's MUSICIANS SCORE TRIUMPH BY Ed Boettcher Student Officers Thirlling a capacity crowd with nearly three hour* of The election committee lias just rousing musical entertainment, the Cal Poly Music depart reported that the following men ment, represented by the Men’s Glee Club and the Collegians were norSlnated for election to the dance band presented their Annual Home Concert last Thrus- student hotly offices for the coming day and Friday nights in the San Luis Obispo High School year. - • . ■“ ^Auditorium. The auditorium waa President; Pohn Schuub, Larry packed both nights with many pao- Wells, Vice President; Jim Jessup, She'll Sway ple turnad away Friday night ba- Kfn Lucas; Secretary; Hunk Mo- curuee of the lack of aaata. Twenty roski, Leon Pelllsler. minutes befdre curtain tima only Others desiring to petition for Your Heart Away Handing roam was laft. nomination should pick up a peti —. The entire program was mat tion blank at the student body of At Circus Dance with rounds of applause between A MOBILE X-RAY UNIT . . . similar to the one pictured fice right away. The deadline for each selection aa college students nominations will be Tuesday, April “Torchy," the golden haired, and frianda greeted each ons en here will be set up on the Poly campus oiv.Wednesday and thusiastically. From tho opening Thursday of next week, April 14 and 15, to take chest 20, at 11:00 a.m. However, it may green-eyed girl who does the be more advisable for potential “Hootehy-Kootehie" Is slated to be number of “Ride High, You Mus X-ray films. The unit’s services are for the benefit of ail tangs" to closing with the Alma candidates to return their petitions present at the Poultry club “Circus Poly students, faculty und employees free of charge. The eurly so jtluit un adequate cam Matar, "All Hall Graan and Gold,” service *of this unit and others like it is supported by paign may pe planned. Dance" this Saturday at 0 p.m. tha music department did a grand Christmas Seal funds. These men should consult either “Torchy" is the mystery girl job with Harold P. Davidson direct last weeks Issue of El Mustang or that the Poultry club kidnapped ing and announcing many of tha Cal Poly’s constitution, a copy of from the carnival that hit San Luis numbers with humorous sidelights. Obispo last week. She will give Thursday night’s soloists, which X-RAY UNIT TO VISIT CAMPUS; which may be found in the fresh Included Charles Weber, tenor; man handbook, for qualifications her “Inside show” to all for the of the officers. original admission price. No extra Harold Aareot, baritone, and Wil WILL OFFER FREE EXAMINATIONS tickets needed, nothing to buy, to ber Ruth, bats, all performed wall, Ouly the names of those men ser the greatest show on earth with Weber’a."Beautiful Dreamer” Plans are complete for the mobile X-ray unit when it selected b> the election (nomin under the Poultry "Big Top." being especially pleasing to the au ating) committee und those whose dience. Friday's soloists started arrives at Poly Wednesday morning, April 12, it has been an petitions are filled out will appear A large carousel has been erected in tjie center of the dance floor off with Georg# Tallman, tanor; nounced. ____i--- un the. ballot. "Write-bwd’ wl+l not Kirby Robinson, baritone; and Roy he counted. with life size unicorns, kangaroos, The services of this unit will be open to students, wives elephants, etc. Fourteen hundred Schoenberg, base'; with Tallman The above listed nominees and doing exceptionally well. of students, faculty members, and employees. any others desiring to rbn for of balloons will float high over the floor and lazily swing t6 the music Ken Hawkins, Skip Costo and This X-ray service in made po»-0...... ■ ■ ------fice are requested to attend a meet iStan -Raymond a a th a "Thra# tible by a combined program of the ing of the election committee at of the Collegians. All these decora tions will be released to bombard Dukes" thrilled the audience with County Tuberculosis Association “ Courtship” Is 7:00 p.m. Monday, April 12, In the their own rendition o f "I Got th* County Health Department, the dancers at the stroke of student body office, Adm. 21, midnight. Rhythm,” with the Collegiate and and the State Health Department. Topic For YMCA Due to a mechanical error, there Varaity quartets coming in for Chriatmaa Seals support the aer- was u slight mistake in lust week's Caged wiTd animals will surround their share of tho applause. One riee. v Assembly issue of El Mustang. The dute for the entire floor and will peer with of the highlights of the evening The echtdule has been an Universal Interest is expected to campaign spehches will he ut u evil eyes and leers at the usual was the Majors and tha Minora nounced as follows: Wednesday, attract a large number of students general assembly Tuesday, April 20 dreamy students and their dates. dressed ae bar tenders of a by-gone April M, 8 a.m. to 12 noon and and faculty members to the general and the election and run-off will be The Symphonettee have been ora, who presented a medley of I p.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday, April 15, usembly to be held at 11:00 a.m., April 26 and 28, respectively. engaged to provide more lively barber shop melodies and which IV a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. to Friday, April 16, whan Dr. Ralph ontertalnment during the inter brought back vivid memories to I p.m. G, Eckert, chlaf of Parent Edu mission. At this time, door prises many an old timer in tha audience. Member* of the Students Wives' cation, speaks on “Courtship and Holstein Herd ii, the form of turkeys, chicken Ken Taylor and Bob Baldwin Club, undsr the chairmanship of Marriage." fryers, and eggs will be given away contributed to the delight of tha Mr*. Ruth Arnold, will help In the A forceful and . convincing to the lucky ticket holders. audience with their perfect mim refiitra^lon, speaker, Dr. Eckert is noted for his Reclassified icking of AI Jolson and Bing Crosby in "The Spaniard That Blighted My According to Dr. H. 0. Swart- counseling and lectures through F. W. Atkesson, head of tha dairy out California on subjects relating Museum Started By Life." The portrayal of tho old nut, County Health Officer, "Tuber- department at Kaneae State college, time magician and his asaietant culotii ii still the greatest single to parent education. He has been was at Cal Poly Saturday, April menace to health and life during scheduled to speuk at Cal Poly 3 to classify the college Holstein Biology Department (Continued on page Mven) youth and the first half of adult largely through the efforts of herd. George Drumm, head of the George W. Miller, Executive Sec Poly dairy department applied for One of the project* now being mare, Just at the time when life carried out by the Biological nfcvukLbf a t it* beat, retary of the Central Coust Y. M. eeelastdfiealioii of aeverul animals C. A., und the College charpter of in hope* of recleving higher rat Science department is th* col What's Doin '. . . The manace la especially great sume organization. lection of material for a Museum. nntauee during Its early atagea ings on these eutstanding cows. Saturday, April 10— Drumm attended the Theo. Hein The Museum will have to be on a the disease may not make its victim small scale due to th* limitation 9 p.m.—Poultry club "Circus fnel ill. By the time feelings of 111- richs Holstein dispersal aala at Dance,” Gym. ; VA Officer Accepts Kingaburg Tuesday to purchase of material that is available. wt* appear, tuberculosis may al- According to D. H. Thompson, Monday, April 12— r*dy be eo fir advanced that a heifers for Sears-Roebuck Company 4 p.m.—Poly Royal Board meet Poly’s Registrar job project*. Them) animal* will be Biological 8cience instructor, any f»re may take a long time, and per- and all specimens will be grate ing, Adm. 209, „ According to John Sarber, re placed in the hand* of Future 4:16 p.m.—Faculty club meeting, be impossible. But a chest Farmer* for project work. fully accepted from those student# *-r*y c«n detect the disease at un porter for the Telegram Tribune, who wish to add to the museum’s - Adm. 214. Elmer Hansen, Poly dairy in- 6:30 p.m.—Cal Poly Christian ntage, when a cure is usually there have been some shifts in the ■tructor, is to be the offical judge collection. The specimens most de ""•pie and easy.” local VA office. One of these chang sired ore reptile*, bird* and ani Fellowship, Ag. Ed. 102. at the final stop of the Southern 7 p.m.—Election committee meet es directly concerns Cal Poly. California Dairy tour at the San mal*. If possible, the department Carlos Guernsey Dairy, Buellton. would like to have all specimen* ing, Adm. 21. Leo Phflbln, formerly the senior brought in alive. 7 p.m.—CCC official* association Thi* event ie scheduled for Thurs meeting, Adm. 218. LM .C.A. Forum training officer in San Luis Obispo, day, April 1, and several classes The specimen* are being pre is now the registrar here at Cal 7:30 p.in.—Inter CI u b - D e p L of cattle will be placed by the pared for study and exhibition by council meeting, Adm. 21. I’oty. His successor In the VA spectator* with Hansen giving the James Johnson who is now in his Discusses U .M .T . Tuesday, April 13— office ia Bill Fowler. Anal and official placing*. first year at Poly. At the weekly forum sponsored ------—e—— — — — — 4 p«m—Penguin* (CPMC) mast- > the Poly YMCA the pressing frig, Arlm. 211. Moblsm 0f L'nlvebml Military 7 p.in.—Mech. Eng. Hoc. meeting, vaiijinir was discussed with the Inside Dope On What Happened Where And When At Poly -j Adm. 211. pr" *n«t con handled. 7 p.m.—Gamma PI Delta meet Just, what happened at Poly after the football game in Santa -.hort of Just hitting a wall covered ing, Adm. 214. ""•«'»». svhlch took place Royal, 1934, and who wa* reepon- Barbara, back in 1934? by books. Fix your eye to the 8 p.m.—Women’* club meeting, u Engineering auditorium lust bottom shelf. Bible? .. What happened on January 31, Hillcrest Lounge bnight, wu* moderated Why wa* coeducation discon 1903 ut the northeast corner of the Here arc all your an*wer*-Poly Wednesday, April 14— torW *m I’ngllsh Instruc- tinued at Cal Poly? adminietratlon building? yearbooks. El Rodeos all of thejp, •4 p.ni.—Poly Phase club meet What happened on April 14, 1911. Are you all ready for the from 1903 to 1947. ing, CR 6. Bupportinn the argument for when a group of coed*, chaperoned answers? If you cut out this article and 7 p.m.—AC club meeting, Eng. B, yi *’*H Lawson, super- by Mi** A. F. climbed up Mt. San Well, I’ll tell you every last one bring it ulong—no boxtop is re 7:30 p.m.—FFA meeting, Adm. R. ’,of “gricultural education, and Lui* by moonlight? of them, or to be even more specific, quired—you will • be guaranteed 212. f.h dairy major. In de- How did some of Cal Poly’» Pr«»* I’ll tell you Just where to find the two hours of free entertainment, Thursday, April 15— Neil Daniels, chnlr- ent instructor* look In their World answer* to all these and many suspense and a good many laughs. i>:30 p.m.—Ag. Inspection club * psychology and edu- War I uniform*? _ . similar question*. You even might improve your ed meeting, Ag. Ed< 103. department, und Ed Brew- After whom were some or t,ai ucation, but that should not keep 7 p.m.—Ag. 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TOURING HOLLYWOOD’S CB8 STUDIOS . . . ia shown standing next to George Abel of the a CBS guide is explaining the equipment used in the Poly Phase club of Cal Poly la met In the Electrical Engineering department staff. The first one of the smaller sound studios. outer lobby by Mies Anita Chester, head of the picture shows the group of 80 men as they entered The club was complimentary of their field trip department of Public Affairs of CBS. Miss Chester the Hollywood radio studio. In the second picture In general and of the CBS tour In particular. Poly Phaie Club Tours Los Angolos NOTES ON MEN Herd Sires Sold Foroign Schools A man might be defined as a human peacock filled with good By Dairy Cattle Manufacturing And Gonoratfaig Plants humor, strength, courage, and Open To Americas BY Erwin Gove like Dus, does everything. Project Students More than 80 members of the Poly Phase club traveled A man Is a peculiar sort of hu Bales of prospective herd sires Veteran Students to the Los Angeles area for the Club's annual field trip during man being, possessed by a feel were reported by dairy husbandry Veteran-students enrolled in col March 24 to 28. George C. Abel, faculty advisor of the club, ing of superiority and an ambig majors. Tom Young and Weslie directed and arranged the tour. The purpose of the trip was uous nature. Combs. Parry A. Blackham of leges during t^e regular school He Is a gentleman (always) who year must meet certain require to help the students decide on what line of work they would prefers blondes, but eventually Moroni, Utah purchased a 10 month Ilk* to follow upon graduation. ^ ------* marries a brunette. He sincerely old Holstein bull from Young. The ments to qualify fol* summer A visit to tha Wilmington Steam believes that every female is out calf was sired by a double grand courses abroad. , , son of the noted Governor of Car Plant a* guests of Herbert Cox, Radio Eng Hear to get him, yet so afraid none The vet must first obtain a engineer In charge of distribution nation and was out of Tom's pro will, letter from the VA approved for of the Los Angeles Bureau of Pow San Jose Prof He is an authority on any sub ject row that finished an outstand er and Light, demonstrated the use Harry Engwlcht, associate pro ject including that of women. ing record of 703 pounds of butter eign school he plans to attend. of steam In the generation of pow fessor of Radio Engineering at You'll have to admit that he has fat in 314 days this year. Next, he must secure a supple er. They also viewed the frequency San Jose State college delivered a way with the opposite sex. The Combs calf was sold to A. mental certificate of elgiblllty from changer which enables the Edison the first lecture to the newly or There are any number of girls E. Skidmore of Arroyo Grande. The the regional VA office. Company and the Los Angeles de ganised student branch of the In sitting homo waiting for him to dam of this purebred Guernsey calf Using the letter of acceptance stitute of Radio Engineers. partment of power to trade power call, but he should have thought will finish about 660 pounds of and the certificate as evidence, the of differing frequencies. President Jenkins called the of that a couple of weeks sooner. butter fat this year in the project The use of electrical power was meeting to order and Introduced Whoever wrote this story has herd. ______:------student secure* front the. Depart seen st the Long Beaeh Naval the speaker. Engwlcht is an ment of State the necessary pass never been in Ban Luis! The Guernsey herd at Cal Poly ports and visas authorising his shipyard, where large machlno Electrical Engineering graduate No task It too tough for this was classified Sunday, March 14, by tools were in operation. Lt. C. N. from Stanford and has taught travel to the foreign school. All creature, he can do anything— Mike Seath, official classifying transportation expenses must be Kicker, their immediate host, dis for a number of years at Stanford if he wants to. His bulging biceps Judge of the American Guernsey played to the visitors the appara and San Jose State in addition are the result of a life of hard Cattle club. Ralph Burdick's two paid by the individual. tus used in electrical repair work. to a number of years of commsr work. He may be a second Charles project cows were claeeified Very The VA recommends the summer The National Supply Company, dal experience. Atlas, but try to Induce this Good and Good plus, while those ntudy be taken in approved schools makers of oil well machinery, pro The topic of the lecture was super-human to mow the lawn or owned by Weslie Combs were rated Ip countries served by an Attache vided a striking example of steel "Class C Amplifier Anaylsis.” shovel the walks. Good Plus and Good. of Veterans Administration. These making by the use of electric fur Engwlcht brought with him a dem Around the house he is a com countries include Great Britain, onatration unit. l.R.E. secretary Elm.r Hansen, Dairy husbandry naces. All phases of manufacturing bination plumber, mechanic and Instructor, reported that' Cal Poly Mexico, France, Switserland, Italy, of machinery were observed. Stalford supplied the additional back-seat driver. If anything is Norway, Sweden, Denmark, and measuring equipment from Poly’s has received an invitation to send The Poly Phase men toured the out of order, he'll fix it,- Yes, he a dairy cattle judging team to the Belgium. radio stations of CBS and NBC. laboratories. Current and volthge certainly will! The presence of these official* waveforms throughout the circuit 1 aciflc International Livestock Ex They were shown the communt Know , a good story? He can position to be held in Portland, expedities the payment of subsist cation equipment, studios, sound were graphically illustrated on the top it without any coaxing. The ence and other allowances. Records cathode-ray oscilloscope. Consid Oregon next fall. Hansen is making stages, and other points of Inter things he haa done would make plans to coach the team this of vets studying In these countries est. They heard a lecture by C. erable Interest was shown since even Paul Bunyan look stupid. He will not have to be sent from the Picket of the engineering depart this topic has been currently under spring. He comee to Poly from is an athlete, fisherman, big Iowa State College where he United States. Those selecting ment on the future of radio and discussion In the radio engineering game hunter, and practically won other countries must have their television and the place of newly classes. the war single-handed. coached many championship Judg records transferred. These trans trained men in the industry. In other days he lingered in ing teams. He was the first class fers take time and often delay One of the highlights of the trip front of the mirror to powder his ifying Judge for the Guernsey club checks. was the visit to Warner Brothers Vet Land Ownari wig or wax hie moustache) now, and classified over 7,000 Guernsey Should the veteran decide tc studios, where Harry B. Warner Tax Exempt he lingers in front of the mirror! showed the group many phases in cows last year. romaln in the foreign school for The time for California veteran the regular academic year, the the preparation of a set, and the land owners to file for tax exornp Life Insurance actual shooting of a scene. A tre VA will request the transfer of hi* tions hat been shortened by SO days; in a- recent Veteran's Admini FIRE FIGHTING TRAINING records at that time. mendous amount of electrical pow It was learned from E. S. Mllllgs stration release, veterans holding Trailer residents are requested Veterans may obtain information er is used by the picture studios in of the San Luis Obispo Veterans National Service Life Insurance the lighting of stages, especially Service office. Application must to indicate their most convenient on foreign schools approved by policies were advised not to send VA by writing their regional VA for Technicolor. be made between March 1 and May cash when mailing their payments time to Mrs. Conrad, housing As special entertainment on the SI, 104k. The deadline was formerly Superintendent, for a demonstra office or the Director of Registra A veteran sending cash through tion and Research, Vocational Re trip, the students had a chicken June 28. regular mail has no way of prov tlon in the use of fire extinguishers dinner at Knott's Berry Penn. habilitation and Educational Ser Taxes on the first 11000 are ex ing that he sent the preminm if it and fire fighting techniques and Walter Knott, the owner, is empt if the assessed property value vice, Veteran* Adminis., Washing should fail to reach the VA. Failure precautions. brother of C. E. Knott, dean of Mie is $5000 or less. This ruling holds if to receive payment can result in the ton, 26, D. C. industrial division at Poly. the property Is under the name of lapsing of the policy. The group attended radio broad the veteran or his wife. Vets still carrying N8LI are casts at the major radio studios To claim exemption from the urged to use money orders, postal and also attended the Easter Sun county and city taxes, the vet must orders, or checks. The VA will fur rise Services at Hollywood Bowl. appear before the respective as The trip to the Bowl was sponsored nish yellow envelops for the purpose sessors In the city where the pro of mailing payments to the appro First With Low Prices by Otto K. Olsen, who provided the perty Is located. If this Is impracti priate office. i Save 3 Cents per Gallon on lighting for the services cal they should writa to the asses The men all returned to Poly sors office in their respective with a feeling that the trip was cities requesting forms and infor Ethyl 85 Casoline worth while in that they had mation. It is believed that the local N IW eed R EBU ILT TYPEW RITERS Your favorite brand of Pennsylvania Oil learned much that they could never assessor in San Luis Obispo can Per Sele learned by themselves, and had in help file the application for ex All weights of Quaker State, Volvoiine b Pannxail the meantime helped to publicise emption for veterans owning pro the electrical department. perty In other counties. S p e cia l- Extra Quality Extrema Pressure Motor Oil in Sealed O C c Quarts, only .— ...... RANCHES and FARMS Vigor Penn 100% Pure Pennsylvania Motor Oil in Sealed 9 AC All Mekei Cleoaed eed Quarts, only ...... «Jv
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By Bob CoKhlun _ The team leagues are: Mariner Hopes of retaining the 2C2A conference crown, which Hall, All Stars, Seagull, Boots and the San Diego Aztecs have held since the pre-war season of Spurs, Dauntless, Crops Cub. 1942, depends on their outcome against Cal Poly’s battling The teums in the Mustang league Mustangs this Friday at 2:80 p.m. Holding down second spot wm are: Jesperson Hall, Hell Diver, in the league, they will have to take at least two of the three. Poly Phase, Dynamo Twirlers, games from the hurtling Mustangs,♦ Dairy Club, and Faculty. to overtake the league from the PONY LEAGUE SCHEDULE College of Pacific. P E Workshop DIAMOND NO. I The Asetee* ure coming here April with 11 lettermen from laat year* 6 Mariner All Stars ■quad. Right of theae players won 7 Seagull some mention on th e all-2C2A To Bo Hold Here Boots A Spur > 8 Dauntless Crops selection last year. Catcher Earle California State Polytechnic col 13 Mariner vs. Rrucker, and outfielder Fred Pierce lege ha* been named the site for Seagull 14 All Stars vs. Crops were first string selections. Second the third annual physical education 16 Boots A Spurs vs. basemen Mickey Aguirre, short workshop and coaching clinic spon Dauntlsss “Lefty” Don Carman . . . Scheduled to start against the 20 Boots A Spurs vs. Mariner stop Bob Kennedy, and pitcher sored by the California Association 21 All Stars vs. Bill Rusich, were all second string for Health, Phsyical Education and defending 2C2A champa this afternoon. I'ortaidera Carman, Dauntless one of the moat experienced hurlera on the Poly staff, 22 Seagull vs. Dauntless berth holdera. Pitchers Bob Pal- Recreation. , -May------r r - r — ash and Phil Seawall), and first will be able to atop the Aztec bate if anyone can. Scheduled for August 16 to 4 Crops vs. Seagull basemen Don Smith all were given August 27, the two week workshop 6 Seagull vs. honorable mention ratings. All Stars will be headed by some of the coast's 3 Boots A Spurs vs. Crops outstanding coaches. Northbound Swim Rain Puts Damper 11 Crops vs. Mariner Not that I want to ruin your Newell "Jeff" pravath, head 12 All Stars vs. Boots A Spur story, Boh. but it’s Just been an football coach at the University of Team Improves On Mustang Luck 18 Dauntless vs. ____Mariner nounced that there will be no Southern California will direct und Jupe Pluviux once again played 18 Playoffs For Championship games this weekend. If you want organise the football clinic; und Pool Records the role of a wet blanket as he IP Playoffs For Championship an explanation Just walk outside Clarence "Nibs” Price, head basket Time trials were held in the local washed out three of the five base 20 Playoffs For Championship' and hold out your hand. That’s ball couch at the University of Cal pool in preparation for the meet* ball games the Mustangs had ached- Ml'STANG LEAGUE SCHKDl’Lt right, rain. The game* with th« ifornia, will direct cage classes; ulsd last week. The squad, a po with Stanford und the College of DIAMOND NO. 2 / Axtec* have been tentatively Robert Strehle, head track aoach tential conference threat, lost both April i set for May 21-22. at Pomona college will instruct the Pacific with some satisfying games which Is a good indication track clusses and Jack Gaines, results being recorded. of whHt the weather had done to 6 Jesperson v». Hell Diver 7 Poly Phase Vi. former state amature golf champion August Motmuns.swum the 200 the ability of the team. Twirlers The infield, which was picked by will handle the Instructional class 8 Dairy Vi. Faculty opposing coaches as the smoothest yard back stroke in 2.31) ;1>, better W’e could speak Of the fielding in the technic of teaching golf. flaws und some of the other mis 13 Jesperson Vi. Poly Phase working unit in the leauge will be Other instructors picked for their ing the pool record by four seconds. 14 Hell Diver Vi. Faculty hundled by the sume guardians Following the record breaking, haps that occured during these two knowledge from the standpoint of games, but that it a thing oL tbe 16 Twirlers Vi. Dairy with the exception of Jim Bass the activity in high schootr and MotnuMm -was the 400^ yard free 20 Twirlers Vi. Jesperson taking over third base job vacated style team composed of Jim Davis, past and the facts were revealed Junior college* are: Hal Youngman, In last weeks issue of the El Mus 21 Hell Diver i Vi. Dairy by Don Brorson. of Monterey, football; Walter Bell, Herb Lowe, Bob Frye, und Jeijse 22 Faculty Vi. Poly Phase The Mustangs hoping to climb George. They bettered the con tang. physicul education; James Smith, Coach Bob Mott Intends to keep May higher than the fourth spot they of Fullerton Junior college, swim ference record by six tenths of a I Dairy Vi. Poly Phase held last year will be gunning for second which wus set by Sun Jose his men working this week rain or ming; Gene Smith of Cal Poly, ten shine. If the rain clouds persist, 6 Twirlers Vi. Faculty the Aatecs. If hustle alone will win nis; Dave McBride, gymnastics; last year. 6 Poly Phase Vi. Hell Diver ball games then you will see three At the present time there Is only indoor workouts in the gym will Ben Neff of San Francisco, basket keep the boys active, although a II Jesperson Vi. Faculty victories for the Mustangs this ball, and Mike MArrow of San Diego one back stmker on the squad but 12 Hell Diver VI. Twirlers week-end. few sunny days would ald.the team in baseball. Coach Dick Anderson figures on 13 jesperson Vi. Dairy Athough dropping two games using either Leonard Noell or Bill tremendously in preparation for its Classes will also be held in 2C2A Champs from Ban Diego 18 Playoffs For Championship up north this past week-end, the archery, boxing and athletic train Dye, depending on who comes a- 10 Playoffs For Championship Mottman never gave up. The Mus round fastest. three game series with last year’s ing. this coming week-end. 20 Playoffs For Championship tangs booted away the game to the The workshop, inaugurated in The men making the trip up University of California 10-6 last 11*40 at Monterey, Is for the im North are, H. Backer, A. Motmans, NOTICE FOR EL MUSTANG week, but If you were to go to the provement of the health, physical B. Frye, J. Davis, J. George, B. i r * dressing rooms of the two teams education and recreation programs Dupuis, T. Boland, B. Brunner, H. Somebody left a note on my desk after the game, you would have In California and gives practical Lowe. The remainder of the squad stating; “The Fuculty practice for FAVORITE BAKERY thought the Mustangs won by a assistance to the men responsible will be made up of either L. Noell, intra-mural baseball on Monday wide margin, so high was their for those activities It) the state. B. Dye, B. Stalford, or D. Ostman. night at Field house for game on for spirit. Wednesday.” Starting lineups announced It doesn’t make sense to me either 9 That Better Breed by Coach Bob Mott will be "Pee Four Way Track Meet Faces Mustang Fieldmen but that's what the note said. No 9 Danish Pastry Wee” Fraser, center field; Dick doubt the work of one of the Eng Buhlert, right field; "Pinky” Ber- lish instructor*. • Cookies benes, third base; Bob Cughlgn, Coach Ed Jorgensen's track squad cause of the rather drippy moisture. shortstop; Lee Rosa, left field; disembarked on one of their biggest Workouts have been held to prac PIONEER Bob McCutcheon, second base; Jim tests this week when they enter a Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. DRIVE IN MARKET tically nothing ami with such stiff Priestley a daughter, Gail Marie on Locker, first base; Larry Brown, four-way track and field meet at Morsh ond Morro catcher; and Don Oarman, pitcher. competion coming up right off the March 26. She weighed seven Ph 1615 Santa Barbara college. The other bat, the Mustang thin-clads are not pounds, four ounces, CCAA STANDINGS three colleges entering into* the expected to fair so well. W L Pet. track and field events are UCLA, The Gator-Murtang meet which F' College of Pacific 6 1 .833 Pomona, and Santa Barbara. Sun Diego S tate...... 8 8 .600 was scheduled to be held last week ^TATioi San Jose State ...... 1 2 .388 Coach Jorgensen's men have been end was called off because of the Fresno State ...... 1 2 .338 handieaped to no end recently be adverse weather conditions. Santa Barbara...... 2 4 .383 I S i Cal Poly ...... 0 0 .000 Starting line-up and batting aver age* for the Aitece. CRESCENT PARK Jim Bns* ..... (.212) Fred Pierce ...... (.2116) ON HIGHWAY 101 Mickey Aguriere ...... (.308) AUTO COURT Earle Brucker...... (.310) % Bob Kennerly ...... (.286) 1 MILE SOUTH OF TOWN Jim Kennerly ...... (.421) Ken Wulfmeyer ...... (.260) — Warm, Modern Cabins— Karnie Beck 1.211) — Nicely Landscaped Lawn— (Sorry only eight men listed.) * 1,2, ond 3 Bedroom* Flirtation Walk Flowers— Shade T rees Draws Large Crowd * Some with Kitchen Crandall gym was decorated Behind Cabins beyond recognition with colorful plants and flowers of different • PICNIC GROVE varieties last Saturday night, when • BARBECUE PIT the Horticulture club presented I “It contained my car key*. $20 and a Flirtation Walk. r • LAUNDRY FACILITIES whola package of Dentyne Che wing Gum I’ The Collegians, playing to a # GAMES GALORE for SUMMER PASTIMES capacity turnout, were the main “ This dame must think I'm Disk Traeyt Nobody attraction as usual with their ssn rs*ist delicious, slsan tasting Dentyne Ck#wi«« Vsurn. Nobody can pass up that risk, long lasting "Sophisticated Swing.” Phone San Lola Obiepo 2706 nseor. She know* Dcntyn* helps keep teeth white ballerina skirts and the new look Rt. 1 Box 10 •nd smile* bright. Yet I should And tho guy who were predominant among the wo /KARIN and ALBERT DAWE DAI" Dentyno. If I could do that I'd bo tho man's apparel. Gum — Mad# Only By Adorn* FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1948 EL MUSTANG PAGE FIVE Hoof Prints Vital Statistics Spring Scrimmage Thank* to aome very timely Bowliag Loops bookkeeping by Tom Able* of Individual and Team Scoring San Diego 8tate, here are the Shows Grid Talent conference leader* aa of April 8, Friday afternoon the spring foot Crop* I . Vjtups 11 The abaence of Poly name* in baller* took the "pignkin” onto the 443 Barraas 608 mont department* in due to the fact Bracker OK Her in. ho I dropped u couple turf for game ncrlmmqge, Although ....428 Potter tit.,., ....389 we haven’t played any conference u drizzle of rain pemlnted during 452 Johnson 329 ■* 0f ||*h on the C'ul gume, hut let’* title* a* yet. not worry about thut gum the practice nennlon, It dirt not neem ,...366 Macias .... 466 money, It'* the conference cu*h Hatting Leader* . to dampen fume nplrlt. Coache* 471 Jorgensen .660 ]‘m worried about. If the team 0 All K H Hill Pat Chuck Puvelko and Sheldon Harden ' — r- Mann, Praam, 1 1 0 1 0 1,000 naw to it that everyone got a crack 2153 Total ...... dooen't bring thl* nudden nplurge Smith, rraaiju H 7 l 4 0 .571 2207 of error* ‘to a »creeching hult, Lopaa. Han Juae » a ;| 4 2 .0 0 0 ut the gume. The handicap of a wet - Maloney, Sun Joae 1 4 1 2 1 .000 fltld did not slow the battle of the IIHB'm * AC Club I'm afraid I'll In- going back to Thnnma, H. llarburu 4 2 0 1 0 .000 William., S. llarburu 0 21 0 10 0 .470 griddern, althougii it did muke ball 362 Welnatien 630 Wrlgley'* Kul'k u l,urrel cume Concklln. Ban Joaa * II 2 0 H 403 handling u tlckllnh Job for the back- .370 Harris ...... 346 June. Pitching Department- field men. Born 348 Bush 483 Coach Dick Andarapn and com W I. B.O. P e t. Many of the boy* xhowed a lot of ...471 Kallenborn pany take their turn at the big llronun, COP 2 0 1 7 i.o o o Mr William., COP 2 0 12 l.o o o grid talent. There are nome very .618 Oyler ...... -85 time thlH week-end when they Haritoa, Ban J o . . 1 0 3 l ooo promlnlng Colt linemen and J C ...... ■.... - travel to the land of the Cards, Ohl.on, San Diaeo 1 0 I 1.000 l.urkar, Praano 1 0 1 1.000 transfer*, also aaveral fine back- Total 2064 Total ..... 2309 better known aa Palo Alto—not Scott, B. Harbara .... 1 0 1 l.o o o field man. St. Loui*. Harm—to take on the The rain during the pant week Seagull Avengers Stanford mermen. Not that we’re ha* slowed football pructice to al- Twiaaalr i 478 Jam ...... 466 apologizing already or anything, New Backstop Built moKt u Ktandntlll, hut chalk talk*, Zigich . 409 Fox 349 but Stanford came in third at the Dtrk Huhtert. . . . Although Dick blocking anlgnment* and general Solfertm .628 Howard . 396 national meet held at Ann Arbor inked thia year'* renter aa a On Ball Diamond play di*ctt**i4»n» have been u*ed to Stark . 363 Steven* 365 recently. pitcher, Coech Bob Mott haa Participation of atudent welders a great advantage. ...412 ^lenket ~ : A very intereating note on the found an excellent place for the ha* made it poaaible for tho com ■ ii— ■ meat ia thut it will be performed right hand chucker when he pletion, with the exception of a Total 2190 Total ...... 1971 under handicap timea, that ia, han in not on the mound. Buhlert few minor adjustments, of the new dicapped aa far aa Stanford ia will be in the right field for the backatop on the main baaeball Dauntless Holy Rollers concerned. Thia handicap deal ia M untang* today. diamond. .616 Arman...... 406 a very intereating procedure which Thoae who helped were firet .891 Henry ...... 448 mean* a aailboat 62 feet long can year students John Borely, Lauren Frye .401 Hughe* .... 842 arrive at Hawaii four daya after Heinzen and Harry Thomas. Qulgle 463 Strong 385 a ahip 56- feet long, and atilt win Rain Again Washes Second yadr atudent* included Ever* ...414 Zands ...... 423 the race.-tf you can’t aee any con Dick Sirnpoon, Bob Conkling, — Dexter Dorgan, Bill Reddick, and Toatl 2175 nection here, write to Gordon Colts Out. . Of . . • *>—■ Total 1964 Mucker of the LA Dally New*. I.eon Pellessier. I can’t aee any connection either. Diamond Action Prefabricated sections of tho High Game—Jorgensen, 214 backatop were moved to the base High Series—Solfsrino, 609 Coach Anderaon haa done quite Rain once again atopped the Colt* ball diamond by maintenance crewa. a Job with the Poly aea-hoaaea from playing their firat baaeball While upon scaffolds, the student* TEAM STANDINGS APRIL 5 thia aeaaon and may aurpriae a game. The game waa to be playad performed ovwr head welding Won Lost Pet. few of the wheel* when the con againat Salinaa Junior collage on operations up to the top of the ference meet roll* around. 1. Dauntleaa ...... 50 30 .626 Saturday, April 3, on the Poly dia 25-foot center section and the 15- 2. 49 81 .618 While I’m down here browning mond, but the game haa been called foot lef^ and right wing aectiona. 25*: 38 30 .560 around the no-called minor aporta off indefinitely. 4. Crops II 43 87 .538 I might an well put in a plug for There have been wfew addition* 6. AC Club ...... 29 36 .463 Coach Gene Smith and hi* racket to the team’a roatar, namely Paul Philbin Appointed 6. Avengers...... 34 46 .426 wieldcra. Kigg* only know*, they Simpaon and Kenny Ball, local boya, 7. Holy Rollers ... 33 47 .418 deaerve it. who are expected to atrengthen Hob McCutcheon.. . . Formerly of 8. BBB’a ...... To New Position of the local J. C. nine, haa teamed 28 62 .260 If the Poly net cruaadera have the aquada infield. Simpaon playi C. O. MeCorkle, dean of Inetru;- firat base, and Bali ptayu short- up with Hob ( oghlen of hoop With only-aeven weeks left of not done anything aide Hit* year tion, haa announced the appoint league bowling remaining the they've ahown a vant improve atop and haa aean aome mound duty fame to form ope of the fastest ment of Leo F. Philbin to the po keystone combo* in the confer Dauntleaa team ia In the lead. ment over lant year’* squad. Hut in high achool. The Colt* should sition of registrar. Philbin as have one of the beat infialda in the ence thl* season. Bob can also They took the lead from Crops t r before Coach Smith rip* off sumed hia new duty on April 1. hold hia own at the plats. two weeks ago, who at present hia glanne* and challenge* me to vicinity. Dana Danforth ia holding He was formerly the senior train Is following In second place by a bit of fisticuffs, I'll elaborate. down the hot nack, and Wayne Gill ing officer of the San Luis Obispo one leas point. The net men have done OK thia ie playing a lot of second base. office of the Veterans Adminis year considering the competition. Now the question on evaryona’a tration. Ski Club Meets Although we don't have the heat lip* is when will the Colts play7 Philbin’* duties include corres A ski club meeting was hald material In the country here, you Tht next gam* ia scheduled for pondence and interview with pro Tuesday, March 23. Ed Littman Guaranteed can aee what material we have Wadnaaday, April 6, againat tha spective and new students, pre displayed a sketch of tha proposed out practicing aeven daya a week, Santa Maria Junior coiloge on tha paration of class schedule, rooms, club Insigne. The member* de weather permitting. Thl* kind of Poly diamond. Providing the rains courses? evaluation of transcripts In cided to gat coat eatl mates before Balanced atuff paya off when the confer don’t coma, there will be a game. connection with admission, reports making any decision. ence chip* are down in May. on instruction facilities and in The program committee com Recapping f' A grid picture that looked pretty Boas: “Yes, air, there will be a struction toad, and working with posed of Gene Trepte, John Zeeker, dtamal a few month* back haa aud- vacancy here tomorrow, and I'm the committee on registration re Aron Abrahamaon, Johu Mallory, denly taken a turn for the better. thinking of giving your twin cords and procedure. Elmer Mettler and John Butts will Kimball Tire Co. Thoae new face* appearing in Poly brother the Job.” David W. Cook who haa been make plana for the coming beach I MK7UI8A IT., SAN LUIS 0*1590 uniform* may be the anawer to Oacar: “My twin brother?” acting as registrar since the leave party during Poly Royal for tha T(LIM ONI 7SS of Eugene A. Egan, will return to members and thslr guest*. the Muatang'a prayer*. Let'* hope Bos*: “Yea, the one I saw watch they at leaat atick around until Mi field ae a math and electrical ing the football gam* yesterday engineering instructor. uaxt year. when you were at your aunt's Herm, if you'll pa** me that funeral.” Stork Club “Poppy pipe" I'll take a few Oacar: “Yea, air I remember. Bom to Mr. ami Mrs. Donald G. quick drag* and get down to I’ll go hunt him up.” Carman a aon, Donald Gena Jr. on thia week’* buaineaa. Look* like Boo*: "Good, and don't com* back April 2. He weighed aeven pound*, a good week-end for Poly on the two ounce*. diaaumd. How it hurt* me to aay until you find him.” it, but I can nee two out of three game* going to Coach Mott and crew. | really nee three out of - —ss*— 1 —------— ;— £ ,>aMi — :—t three but why be fanatic over the gla** ball. Coach Smith and We have the laundry concession hi* tribe *hould have a good work out at Freano and will come home with Poly'* firat victory with the campus. in the 2C2A loop. Thing* look dark on the track. Herm. Can’t expect Coach Jorgenaen to do Send your dry cleaning ■uch againat UCLA and Santa Barbara State. Aa for the mcr- ■en. they have my aympathy, with your laundry. 1 hut Stanford I* atill third in the nation. Dormitory Pick-Up. ------DELIVERY ------FOR Ag. Ed. Bldg. Basement ond RADIO Adm. Bldg., Comp S. L. 0. RECORDS J h o m e l a u n d r y AND or REPAIRS DRY-CLEANING W htrt You Still Gat Your Dollars Worth P H O N I 70 IJ2I MOMO ST. SAN LUIS 0(1590 MISSION RADIO CO. 2 Doom from Sno-Whit* c.r
PAGE SIX EL MUSTANG FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1948 LETTERS to the EDITOR Dear Editor, El Mustang mlimed another bet Thursday Rank & File... cz/cp]^ M /sfat 7
Now System Set TYPEWRITERS Francis Whiting, machine shop Instructor, is planning to make some alterations in his machine shop schedule for the summer quarter. The new schedule would make It Possible for students to complete ME 141, 142, and 148 In six weeks If you're laughing on the outside by attending class four hour* a —dying on the inside (from day. Either ME 242, 248, or 246 could be completed in thia six- creeping shorts with a rrael center weeks period by attending close for seam) you're not aware of the two three-hour periods a week. wonders of Arrow underwear! Whiting would like to have the names of men who are interested, t h i mfW Rimt SHOP Switch to Arrow shorts and relax. line* this arrangement depends 1814 Coast It. n t a* 187 Arrow shorts (with the patented °Pon tha number of men who enroll. seamless crotch) come in a variety of styles with either gripper fast eners or buttons and are Sanfor BOOTH BROTHERS ised labeled, guaranteeing less than 1% shrinkage. $1.25, $1.50, and DODGE and PLYMOUTH $1.75. - DODGE TRUCKS ~ ARROW SHIRTS and TIES San Luis Obispo, California UNDIRWIAR • HANDK IRC HUPS • SPORTS SHIRTS PAGE EIGHT EL MUSTANG FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1948 New System 15 Days Leave Placement Servce For College Vets For Senior Crads. Set Up For Unless Veterans attending Co.l- AIL senior* whir have not fitted lege under the GT Bill notify the out a placement application form Honor Keys VA within 80 days before the end •bould do so right uwuy, so they of the quarter that they do not muy lx- placed on an active place Fred Adams, chulrman of the A- want to take leave, VA automat ment list. This can be done by eon- wurd committee recently announced ically will place them on 15 days tuetlng John K, Jones, Adm. 125. the formulation of u new evaluating leave, ' There ure quite a number of fmj. system for the award of Activity It wa* explained by the VA re (’Ml, slate tt/ul county civil service "Keys. cently that vcteranl in schools are jobs tliut will be open in June, in' Anyone is eligible, according to placed on subsistence rolls from the agriculture afal engineering fields. Adams, who hus earned "100 points date of enrollment until 16 days All seniors ‘should tuke advan- or-more by the system. These points after the close of the semester. luge of this opprotunity to make must be obtained in at least three This automatic 16-day leave pro application for a good Job. At pres of the different catuirories listed gram makes It possible for vets ent there are job possibilities for below, and no more than seventy taking accelerated courses to re- mechanical engineers, sugar beet may be obtained in one catugory. cieve unbroken subsistence pay field men, electrical engineers, and J. Student Body Officer* ments between terms, semesters, or a number of openings in the agri President vets key quarters. culture field. 60 Vice president, student ntan. Any vet placed on this leave will 46 Other officers. recleve his subsistence allowance ■ai.v"' 8. Publications for the 16 day period. His training 60 Editor * j at government expense will be re 25 As. editor and business mun. duced by 16 days. !, ...... 5 Reporters .__^ Those not wanting their time re W o t'i ------Other publications duced should notify the VA to that 20 Editor and business man. qffect. VA etatee that the forma to Gomitiq. OH?!? S. Music HQUEEN PAT WALKER • wiU reign over Poly'e all ■ignlfy that vets don’t want the 26 President and manager leave deducted are available at all malemule cam|cum pun during the 16th Annual Poly Royal, April •choola, 15 Other officer* 30-May 1. 6 Members Veterans who had an opportunity Not An Electric 6 Small group members to sxpreas their choice at time of 4. Athletics, Major Sports Secure Poly Royal Poly Royal Pictorial enrollment need not aubmit this Recap, Bub. 16 Captain and valuuble player ferm unless they wish to change 10 Manager and asst, manager Guest Lodgings Now Out Next Week their previoue selection. 5 Team methbers, minor sports. Hove Your Tires Recopped The "country fulr on a college Due to delaye in receiving cut* 10 Captain from the engravers, the Poly Royal 5. ( lasses cumpux" is pructlcully upon us for plctoriul will not be ready for dis Bees Donated to AT 20 President t the With time. Ye*. the With unnual tribution until early next week, the 10 Other officers Poly Royal draws near and with it publication* office advised today. Crops Department 0. Clubs There will, continued the Inform Macrae’s (School sponsored, max.. 56) a special note or advise for one and D.T. Winnalet, prominent bee all. ant, be five pictorials for each stu keeper of North Ksrramento, ship- 20 President dent. Step into Kl Corral, ask for lied the beekeeping class four IQ Other officers r~ If you ure planning to have five copies, address them to your packages of his best quality Cau 5 Outstanding members frienda, relativea, or o family vlalt respective friends arid families, und casian bees. The thirty-five mem 7. Poly Royal the campus during Poly Royal who place them in the receptacle that bers of the beekeeping class o m * * ? 45 General manager expect to stay for the weekend, get II I ! Messier*, M i n i will be there for the purpose, and installed them between showers on (C*. Tsrs miMp 25 Qther officer* on the ball now and secure reser cease to worry. Tuesday morning. All went well P h a se tll l .R 16 Members of exec. Committee vations iti one of the area's lodging For those uninformed there is no with only two atings received 8. Board of Publications and quarters. It is strongly advised, postage fee required. The publicity which was a pretty good average. Publicity Control by unimpeachable sources, that you department has undertaken the res This Is the second season Winnslett General manager du so now, today, Us it will be ponsibility of the mailing of all Ihe has donated bees to the school. Other officers practically.. Impnsslhle.-lu. ji...week Poly Royal pictorials. Members or two. . JOHN BORIACK 8. Board of Muaic Control If you. don’t believe this ask a Alaska Offers General Manager few of the “troops" that went Air Conditioners Visit Other officers MOTOR CO. through the ordful lust year or • ADl..t. Job Opportunities *. '*» Members the >eur before. Don't hesitate, LOS A n g e le s rU fltS Are you one of those lucky stu 10. Board of Athletic Control see to it Immediately that your The Air Conditioning club re dents who plan to go on a vacation General manager guests huve u pluc* to stay. turned from Los Angeles lost this summer? If you are looking for • ••• , Other officers week-end nfter a three-day field a place to work and a change in Members trip, The club visited many types acenery, try working In Alaska. Kaiser-Frazer 11. Student Affairs Council THREE COLTS LOST of manufacturing plants to study According to John E. Jones, For each member except the Lady luck wus not with the heating and ventilating systems. placement secretary, there are student body officers Thoroughbred unit this year, re One of the most interesting plants many good employment opjiortun- Sales and Service IX. Rally Committee ports Lyman Bennlon, animal hus visited Was that of the Hants Fe I ties in farming, trad* and indus Chairman bandry department head. In former cigar factory. Here the group was try to be had in Alaska. 11ST EQUIPPED SHOP Members yeai> u prospective show of at shown through the factory which If you are Interested in one of 15. Temporary Committees must be kept at a particular temp these Jobs, why not go to the Ad in Town Members (no bonus; chairman! east five colts has been the average, but pf the five fouled this season erature for storing and manufac ministration office in room 126, Ad. 14. Outside Publicity turing cigara. Highlighta of the trip building and talk It over with 1144 Montoroy Sr. Ph. 1449 A maximum of 26 points to be only two ure living. The surviving colts are from the were a visit to the CBH studios in Jones. He will be glad to help you uwarded to any one mun. At Hollywood where the group sew find the right opening in Alaska the descretion of the point two best mares, one out of Vibrant tw o broedcasta, and a visit to "the committee. by Firor.epore (imp), owned by most modern store in the world," 16. Advisory Commission D. S. Jeppson, Chatswortli, and the new Rexall drug store, also In Members the other out of Lumpyris by Soon Hollywood. Application hluuks may be ob Over (imp), owned by Carlton F. Burke, Camarillo. tuined next week, April 12 through FOUND—California Keen*# plat* April 16, in the Student Body of No. i*4\VK*2. Call bo obtained at fice, Adm. 81. Applications must Securtly office. be returned to the same office by MUSTANGS HAVE A SEASON noon Wednesday, April 21. The 1842 Cal Poly Mustang base ball team did not suffer a single ItlPLB TEAM SHOOTS defeat during the entire season. Among their victories was a 82-8 Last weekend the rifle team held win over Templeton. According to W E H A V E A its first official shoot. All firing the Spartan Daily. was don* at a prone position, and scores were used in the selection 'aViVtVsVsViVsV STOCK OF ALL BOOKS of a team to represent the school In competition with other clubs and school teams. The team now has its charter and is awaiting its government issue Just Arrived— rifles and ammunition. All mne cap able of firing .22 calibre rifles are Beautiful Selection eligible to try out this weekend for the team. The rifle range is on top of the of hill beydhd the thoroughbred units. The flag is up on Saturday and Campus Sportswear ► CLASSIC • SCIENTIFIC Sunday at 1 p.m. Club meeting are on Thursday night at 7 s30 in room > SEMI CLASSIC • HUMOROUS \ 211, administration building. •he •(ay anjry it Sweaters when you take her » CONTEMPORARY • BIOGRAPHIES ★ Tee Shirks The Original Also Colorful Children’s Books . MOTEL INN ★ Jackets * We W ill Accept # Excellent Dining Room. Applications For Membership • Dancing. it Slacks In The Literary Guild CLIO I. CLINTON Mission Florists MANAGING CO-OWNER "Bane's Batter Values" 925 Monterey Street STUDENT At North City Llmltt. E L C O R P A L STOP* Phone 1)40. Telephone 432 1019 Morro St Son u