Freshmen Laugh Last . . . A scarlet flush covered his face, spread to the remote areas of neck and ears, and graduated down beyond his collar out of sight. Half a smile struggled out, but rnbarrassment pinned it down before it had g ined risic nt start. The freshm n, 140 strong out orthe class of 150, screamed with laughter. The few upperclassmen snickered, especially one. Diverted from his "life cones" and "field trips", the reddened professor had _State_ Collage__ a pair gt2lItaf become entangled in of girl's slacks. SAN JOSE, VOL. XXX CALIFORNA, FRI DAY. OCTOBER 10, 1941 Number 12 SOPH CLASS MEETING Spartans Battle Aztecs PLANNED BY STUDENT 5AN JOSE FAVORED IN APPOINTMENTS COUNCIL THIS NOON CONFERENCE OPENER In a final effort to determine who will be the sophomore president CANBE MADE FOR for 1941-42, the student council has proclaimed a special sophomore LA cTlrauses, msteudeteinntg biondyropormesiSdel 1n2t. at 12:05 o'clock today, announces Don WITHSAN DIEGO STATE TORRE 71 PHOTOS By SEBASTIAN SQUATRITO The two candidates concerned are Paul Borg and George Coles. i Appointments for La Torre Pic - the from San Jose State college awoke primary class elections held October 2, both nominees The Spartans this morning tur are being taken in the Pub-' failed to poll the o find themselves favorites over the San Diego Aztecs in tonight's lications office daily from 10 to 2 winning majority. In the run-off election Tuesday, they lame to be held at Balboa stadium before an expected crowd of o'clock. Thursday is the deadline 'for members of the following sor- , came through with a 40 to 40 tie. 0,000 to 15,000 people.orities COMMUNITY In to make appointments: Ero the special meeting today, will be the first California Collegiate Athletic association This Sophian, Sappho, Beta Gamma Chi, presided over by members of the lame for both teams this year; although San Diego has defeated and Delta Beta Sigma. CHEST DRIVE Student Council, sophomores will timona 6-0 and Occidental 7-6; Pictures will be taken by tbhee., be asked whether they wish to conduct the second Nile San Jose turned back Texas Leiter Camera Shop Studio, OPENS MONDAY run-off elec- tion tween 9 a.m. and 4 p.m., and mem- I at the meeting or have it A. & L 14-7, Utah State 33-0 and SEASON BOOKLET The annual Community Chest hers of the above sororities must settled by the usual voting proce- tied Fort Ord 6-6. drive here at San Jose State col- have them taken within the next dure in front of Morris Dailey au- was or- lege will get under way Monday Since the CCAA league SALE ENDS FOR two weeks. Appointments will not ditorium. and will continue through the ;mixed in 1939, San Jose State be made at the studio. If an adequate representation of I week. Student Body President the sophomore to lose a game in confer-, Students with more than one class appears at the as yet DRAMA TICKETS Don True will appoint a chairman picture in the yearbook must have meeting, and if the students wish nee play. of the drive Monday. Sale of season booklets for the all poses taken at the same time. to act at that time, the council TWICE DEFEATED Last year, the student body San Jose Players' 1941-42 produc- Black drapes will be used for will conduct a class meeting elec- raised $353.42 from individual con- It has defeated Santa Barbara tions ends at 4 o'clock this after- sorority pictures and dark jackets tion, states True. tributions, donations from organi- sists', Fresno State and San noon. A number of tickets for and white blouses must be worn zations, special events, and )1 ego variety, twice each. In 1939 with Thursday evening are still avail- for other pictures, according to snows. able, according to Speech depart- Ken Stephens, photography ap- .Ittle All-American Leroy Zinn- I Each year special contribution NEWMAN CLUB m ent head Hugh Gillis. pointment editor. nerman leading the way, the GoldGold-- - !boxes are conveniently set up in $1 TO STUDENTS Members of each fraternity must a, alders bombed Man Diego 42-7., the corridors, in front of the Home Booklets are one dollar for stu- furnish their own tuxedo. Dark .mt year It was a different story, Economics and Science buildings HOLDS WELCOME dents who hold associated student suits and white shirts with a dark Ind only after Kenny Cook had where students may donate their body cards and two dollars for tie to be the required dress of the ollt the uprights with a field goal share for the national drive. outsiders and students who are not men for other pictures. lid the Aztecs weaken to lose The faculty Community Chest DANCE TONIGHT members of the student body.' Other sorority and fraternity 0-0. drive has already started, accord- They entitle the holder to attend members may make their appoint- The Newman club will hold its This year finds both teams al- ing to Dean Paul Pitman. Contri- the six major productions of the ments now. quarterly Welcome flout evenly matched. The Aztecs butions from this group may be Dance tonight year as well as several other pre- ' save six returning lettermen; so left in the Business office. at the group's clubhouse, 79 S. sentations, without any extra cost, have the Spartans. The San Diego 5th street. REHEARSALS IN PROGRESS 'irst string line averages 192 "The Rivals", first major play The reception is to greet the sounds, and the same for San of the season, is now in rehearsal I BULLETIN! ZOOLOGY CLASS new students and acquaint them lose. The Spartan backfield av- TRACY, Oct. 9. Dr. T. W. under the direction of James Clan-! with the club, also welcoming old .rages seven pounds more than of San cy, and will open for a four-day MacQuarrie, president the 171 average of San Diego. State college, and Mr. PLANS EXTENSIVE members and applicants. 'run on Wednesday, November 5. Jose Mathematics Dancing will be from 8 to 12 WEAK PASS DEFENSE I It is a three-act comedy by Rich- Frank F. Petersen, were Coach Leo Calland has built Ilbs ard B. Sheridan. instructor at the college, TRIP NEXT MONTH with music from recordings. Bowl- In an automobile acci- attack around All -Conference hall The other five outstanding pre- Involved ing, pingpong, and pool facilities lout Neither of the l A five-day trip in which some "Bounding" Bob Corson; and sentations include the annual dent here today. will also be available. injured. 1200 miles will be covered is in rollback Bill Goodehild, his ace Christmas play, "Mr. Pickwick", men was passer Dr. MacQuarele and Mr. Pe- store for members of Dr. Gayle' Rev. Father Francis, club chap- and kicker. Thus Calland taken from Charles Dickens' Mil returning to San Pickwell's class in vertebrate zo- lain; Mary Cleary, club president; throw an all-out offensive in "Pickwick Papers"; Eugene tersen were an from Sacramento when the ology next month. veronica Cleary, Social Affairs; effort to upset the Spartans. O'Neill's family comedy, "Ah, Wil- Jose in which they were traveling , The group will leave San Jose On the other side, Coach Ben derness", which will he presented car Rita Del Piero, dance chairman; overturned. They returned to on Friday, November 7, proceed- Winkelman and scout Walt Mc- In February; Maxwell Anderson's ing 320 miles to the Neenach Bud Zahner, Jack Malone, Gene- Pherson San Jose by bus. report that the Aztecs are "Winterset", the only serious of- region of the Mojave desert, where sieve Frasso and other old roam- weak in pass defense and will have fering of the season; and "East they will observe habits of the berg will be at the door to receive Fred Lindsey and Allen Hardisty Lynne", 19th Century melodrama Desert Night Lizard in the Joshua the guests. a de great deal of passing. by Mrs. Henry Wood. STATE STUDENT tree forest. On Saturday they will Name cards will be given to the Tonight's game may find Chet George Bernard Shaw's satirical ' travel 275 miles to the Borego students to help them to become "Cowboy" Carsten getting his play, "Caesar and Cleopatra", will FORUM Desert State Park in the Colorado acquainted. ,hance to show his close the season. Two other IN KFRC Over five hundred invitations stuff. ('arsten, John Sayres, junior Speech ma- desert, where Dr. Pickwell hopes fullback behind lengthy plays and several shorter have been sent to students, and a Lindsey and jor, will represent San Jose State to find desert antelope ground Hardisty, has shown ones will also be open to season whatever record attendance is expected with a great deal collegover KFRC at 11:15 o'clock squirrel in addition to nf ability in booklet holders. all Catholic students admitted power plays at the laccord7rig to Woodrow Semerau, reptiles may be present. II,,,., hut has not free, according to Mary Cleary, been the kicker acting varsity debate manager. The third day of the junket will pavser CENTER president. that Lindsey or Hardisty STUDENT "Should the United States Guar- be spent at "29 Palms" in the pr.e Bernardino Mountains, PLANS OPEN HOUSE antee the Integrity of the Dutch LLittle San However, Coach Winkelman where Dr. Pickwell and his groups The Student Center is having East Indies?" is the question to might have to give Lindsey and have found kangaroo rats on other open house tomorrow night from be discussed at the second forum SiS Flying Clubs (Continued from Page similar trips. They will proceed 3) 8 to 11. San Jose has participated In. from there to Ash Mountain, Se-Se- will be no admission This Sunday the labor union There quoia National Park, for the night, all students are invited question will be the topic taken by '"Aove To Hillview Phi Upsilon Pi charge and unt. to observe the park's nocturnal to Miss Jean Stanford, Santa Clara, Mills to attend, according mammals r accoon, Mephitis State college flying clubs are secretary. Dancing lege, and Dominican, with Dr. Organizes New Thoits, YWCA skunk, ring-tail cat, and California now setting 'em down in different scheduled as enter- Beck of Stanford as moderator. and games are gray fox. surroundings, due to the change which refresh- Tryouts for the broadcast in Chem Society tainment, after The morning of Monday. October in procedure effected before the November will be next week. ments will be served. 10, the group will drive to Giant start of school this quarter, an- Phi Lit:anon Pi, men's honorary Forest, also in Sequoia National nounced Frank Petersen, head fly- Memistry fraternity, is sponsoring the Park, for the animals of the forest ing instructor. new San Jose chapter of the MONDAY Mule deer, Douglass Chicory, This recent change is due to the arnerican Chemical society called DRIVE BEGINS the in singing and yelling for and others. CAA, with the Army air corps, "Student Affiliates", this they Attempting to get students to ticipate lecided meter. The rally com- This will be the first time this taking over the San Jose airport. at their weekly meeting. carry the traditional gold and their alma making arrangements to class, which takes extensive field All flying clubs are now at the This is for all undergraduates of white to the football games, Spar- mittee is students of the coaching trips each year, has taken such Reed Hillview airport near the of chemistry or chemical tan Spears and Spartan Knights, have members Hardin-Simmons Uni- a long one so late in the year, eastern foothills of San Jose. engineering. The fraternity is honorary service organizations, are staff of the making football team address the although Dr. Pickwell has taken The CAA is using Taylor "Cubs" this their project for the sponsoring a rooter's cap and pom- versity Year. at that time. groups on similar trips in the and Fairchild trainers as part of Students interested may pom drive beginning Monday. students laga Spartans and Spartanettes will spring. Dr. Pickwell plans to take their basic training. The three their names to the list on thei A rally in the front quad will main in the State root- photographs of both mammals and flying clubs are using Taylor craft, bulletin hoard in the Science climax the drive Friday noon be- not be admitted building. section without rooter's cape reptiles encountered on the field Aeronca, and Piper "Cub" planes Dr. Samuel Todd is ad- fore the Hardin-Simmons game inc viser it was announced. trip. in their training. for the group. October 17. Students will par- or porn-porn'. PAGE TWO SPARTAN DAILY, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10,1941 b PEGGY RICHTER On-Campti A word of appreciation should go at this time to the Daily S'pattit 75 Jade 14110 _Slate Cottage_ or S merchants of San Jose who advertise in our paper. If they are Dedicated to the beat interest of San Jose State College will to play ball with us, we should co-operate with them by Entered as second class matter at the San Jose Post Office patroniiii their places of business. Published every school day by the Associated Students of show SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Year after year, the same merchants an interest in us al Press of Globs Printing Co. Ballard 5440. 1445 South First St., San Jose, Calit boost the college whenever it is possible. Why don't we resent . Subscription $1 per quarter or $2.50 per year issue and hold a "San Jose State of the writer and Editorial and features appearing in the Spartan Daily reflect the viewpoint make C o 1 I e g e Merchant Appreciation rally committee is college opinion. All unsigned editorials are by the editor. making pia no claim to represent student or thewe localdropin businessand f the Worwhenlet Hardin-Simmons-SJ S gar DAY EDITOR (This Issue) CHRIS JENSEN know,a.' buylinen week from Friday. we are from San something, that The committee asks that all we st ii Jose State college that read dents bring either rooter's ei their ads in our Spartan Daily? or gold and white porn-porno Harsh Words If You're Stupid tot !game. If everyone co-opt mention personalities, the last day to buy The majority of us are planning on going We rarely it'll make our rooting section a Monday is absolutely but in this case it's almost un- cards. to the College of Pacific game. Those of jorful, and give the visiting tei student body avoidable. In a number of window 'from Texas a real eyeful of es In spite of the fact that over 3,000 cards us who remember the trip two years ago displays in town are small models fornia spirit. have been sold, there are still a lot of stu- wouldn't miss it for anything. It's really the representing different universities. there are brown dents who evidently either haven't stopped climax of all fall quarter activities and one For instance, Now is the time for us to h with red "SC's", golden to really think about buying one or are just of the most important highpoints of the broncos get about ourselves a little a bears with big "C's", and brown think of others. This coming wee plain stupid. Those are harsh words, but it whole year. red "S's" in time. In Indians with bright starts the annual campus Com takes such words to make some people un- We all went by special train last different windows in town. nity Chest drive. When you cot derstand. fact we had two trains, the Gold train and . right down to it, we're a luck There is really no excuse for not buying a the White train, and over 1500 students Our Art department Is a good bunch. We're in college, and n card. If you can afford to come to college, joined the fun. It was very inexpensive and one. It should be a very easy mat- ceiving an education, meeting nel ter for some one from that de- people and having a you can just as easily afford the advantages naturally everyone appreciated that. wondeth the school. This year the price will probably be pretty ,Pa, rtment to design a figure or time. of belonging whole-heartedly to mascot" for us . . . one which It might mean a small sacrift If you've the idea that student body cards much the same, for STUDENT BODY HOLD- would he suitable for display for us to give to the Commune are just something to admit you to football ERS. Without a card, it'll be a great deal purposes. Chest, but we can do without , games and dances, you're all wrong. Why more. It hasn't been decided yet, but may- show or candy bar for a dr don't you stop and read about them once be you won't even be able to go. Half of the fun of going to a Think what it will mean to so football game is to join in enthus- one who is less fortunate thz in awhile? You'd find out, for instance, that Besides all this there are still more foot- iasm with the rooting section. The ourselves. you can spend 30 days in the Health Cot- ball games, free with your card; and dances, tage, have the services of graduate nurses, free with your card; and concerts, free with the medical care of a college physician, and your card; and basketball games, free with emergency care at night and during week- your card; not to mention wrestling, swim- (7/ "ld. "1,-,a The Lily ends when the Health office is closed. Im- meets, water polo, golf, soccer, bad- FLORENCE SCUDERO munization and X-ray tests are free when minton, and baseball games, free with your She shall have music wherever Neckwear is classier what %nil card! she goes-- you go in with a group. the beautiful pearls the gals VI If co-eds aren't swinging minia- What happens when you get the flu this Drama productions, six of them all top- wearing. The longer styles see winter? The "bug" is around already, you notch plays, for one dollar, provided you ture bells on their wrists, then they're jangling bangles. It's smart to be the campus favorites, Ss know. If you're not living home, you'll have have a card, twice that much if you don't. to wear as many as you can, but we've seen some mighty is to depend on yourself for doctoring. Medi- Monday is absolutely the last day cards if they're wider than usual, two shorter ones . . . either one, ts cine costs money, missing classes costs time, will be sold until the first winter quarter. or three are plenty . . . if you're or three strands . . . take 't,C naturally, it takes You are evidently on a date, slide a couple over your choice. effort, and money. And a very dense person with longer to get well when you're treating your- complete lack of school spirit, co-operation, gloves. Co-eds are bringing romance) has his eye on you. and social responsibility a self than when a doctor if student body Scarfs are definitely in this sea- to their ears . . . or haven't)), In the long run you'd be much better off if card isn't in your possession by Tuesday. son . . . and mighty strange look- noticed the cute heart and ire you had a student body card. Finley. ing too. The newest are wider at shaped earrings? With the er, the ends and narrow at the part definitely in the limelight, on i,oing 'round the neck. Add a count of the latest hair-dos, s NOTICE ,t1,41 of color with initials on no wonder that they are 15 YEARS AGO yours . . . Scarfs will come in decorated. bandy these breezy TODAY IS THE LAST DAY By BILL MORROW mornings . . . 1Win't you think so?
FOR DECEMBER GRADUATION 1 Know the school and your class- CANDIDATES TO FILE THEIR nist, saw in this the possibilik All Washed Up mates! This plea from the type- that "we may begin to hope for NOTICES APPLICATIONS WITH THE Are you all washed up? writer of a student columnist in a little REGISTRAR'S OFFICE, AN- success on the gridiron, If you're not, you have the "State College Times" of Oc- Will the following men please NOUNCES MISS VIOLA PALM- this year." I opportunity to be, for theft pick tInnomtterDsickin tober. 1926. seems to signify that Sout hern Cal 's "thundering a wash bowl in the entrance ER, ASSISTANT REGISTRAR, Inman, .od-oripek,bo17171:1 San Jose was expanding In enroll- herd" had just murdered Fry. the old library. There Is a Santa Jack Elwin Ballo% ment and size then as it is now. bowl in room 122. There It Clara 42-0, which the "Times" an- Ralph MeGrady, Al Gross, Bud wash bowl in the new The Men's club of the college flounced with understandable glee. RIPIP and Bud Hefner. I had just held a highly successful science office. A feature article on "How Am- PURE SILK Ichicken dinner, with such faculty All senior class officers and These are all tended In ems notables as Karl S. Ilazeltine and erican Football Is Played" was on nominees please meet in the Stu- convenient places for 5 William H. Poytress guest-speak- the sports page, in which the game dent Union at it o'cliwk today. munity clean-up. BLOUSES ing to the 100-odd men present. was described in painful detail. Lew. The Student Affairs committee Might not be a TAILORED FOR bad idea to re-run released what amounted to a law- that now for CAMPUS WEAR some of our go-eds. yer's brief of "rules and regula- The college band boasted a tions of Student Body Dances", membership of twenty-five men, NEED SHOES! complete with eight sections and the college cafeteria reported a sub-sections. rushing business, Harrison F. $2.25 The Spartan Knights were reor- COME ON IN Skis 32-40 Heath was the new mathematics AND ganizing with Bob Rhodes as Duke. instructor, Bill Sweeney was edi- LOOK 'EM OVER Bill Hubbard (our former bas- tor-in-chief of the paper, and the PURE SILK MADE OF ketball coach) was the star full- "Times" humorist came through FROM THE ORIENT IMPORTED back on our football team, which with the following 1926 quickie: You Gals: WEAVING OF You Fellas: WHERE THE had Just held Modesto J. C. to a "My new 'fliv' has a good pick- Sports in THE FINEST SILKS IS scoreless tie. up--twenty gals to the mile." Doggy Dogs A TRADITION "Count de Stars", sports colum Saddles, Moccasins 7.0..)mv.Nowevi All Types. Every Type DIAMONDS CLASSIFIED ADS 1.99 to 2.98 3.60 to 5.00 COME TO THE FAIR! CHARLES S. GREGORY LOOK FOR US AT THE Designer of BIG RED GATE LOST Distinctive Jewelry The Friendly Shoe Store- Student Body Card at gams Friday night. Finder please return to Sara Jane Specially designed pins for or- Corwin or Information office. ganizations. Best quality at prices that please. A Student Body Cord at Spartan Stadi -KIRBY'S... MIKADOeCO um Friday, Oct. 3rd, in oalluoid folder containing necessary identification to 57 SOUTH SECOND 46 E. SAN ANTONIO *WOW. Reward gladly upon receipt. Call 126 So. First St. San Jose 4, Frances Held at Ballard 55311. ANN tcite Poloists Meet Olympic Club Tonight p&ipazto2DaEL
SAN JOSE, CALIFORNA, FR! DA V, OCTOBER 10,1941 RESHMEN BATTLE MODES TO ARSITY, FRESHMEN SEEK Spartans Plan SPARTAN STADIUM SCENE EVENGE FOR DEFEATS; Passing Attack OF PIRATE ENCOUNTER IRST GAME AT EIGHT Against Aztecs TOMORROW AFTERNOON The Spartan yearlings, weakened by numerous injuries, will battle (Continued from Page 1) Both the freshman and varsity water polo team will take to the Modesto junior college tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock in Spartan Hardisty a rest. Lindsey because tonight seeking revenge for last year's twin defeat suffered stadium. l pool of a possible recurrence of an in- hands of the strong both squads at the San Francisco Olympic club jury to his back, and Harclisty be- In their last heavy scrimmage before the game, the freshmen ii and second teams. cause he is still weak from a flu turned loose with everything and looked better than at any time this The freshman septet will face the Winged "0" B team in the attack early this week. season. While the physical contact was good, according to Coach STONE WALL emir at 8 o'clock and the varsity will encounter the first teem in Winter, the team's spirit and fight One pleasing thing to the Spar- finale at 9 o'clock. was what especially impressed the tans is that the Aztecs' line will Channel**, Police onlookers. The probable starting lineup for not outweigh them, and It is for A knee injury to Bob varsity will find Dan Mehan Win Openers O'Brien, INTER-FRATERNITY this main reason that the Spar- second string quarterback, puts the goalie position; Egon Boff- tans are favored tonight. If ain The Chauncies took the measure Elvin Volpi in the signal calling and Don Thomsen at the in Donnelly, one of the best ends on spot as the regular positions; Al Corcoran In SPORTS UNDERWAY of the Coinsados 24-6 in the open- quarter. Bill all I he Coast, according to Coach spot; and Douglas ing week of the Perry has just thrown away his venter back Winkelman, Gray McConnell, Ken intramural foot- and Delmar crutches, and it is doubtful if he cm, Marty Taylor Stanger, Wilbur Wool, Don Allen ball tourney. The Chauncies lead forward line. NEXT WEEK will see much action. instrong on the and co-captains Bob Hamill and 12-0 Tuesday and came through Snow. forward from last The Modesto line will be bigger .rier Inter-fraternity sports will get Ed Wenberg continue the work with two more yesterday in the probably than either the Salinas or Santa a.'s fresh squad, will tinder way next week with the they have done in the past, the because of a cold. second ha/f. Rosa line and the freshmen will. t see action first rivalry being displayed on Aztecs are going to have to dyne- i as a The Police School team be outweighed several pounds to igvr FreIler will see action the gridiron in touch football. mite their way through the poured line. the man. In the backfield there ;erre forward. The games will start Tuesday On the other hand the Aztec, It on in the second half yesterday, are three exceptional backs. Lou Last year the Olympic septet afternoon at 3 o'clock on the San line is composed of but two veter- winning 32-0, after having a half Bronzan, at quarterback, and left s d out the varsity by scores of Carlos turf with six fraternities ans from last year's squad and will time lead of 12-0 Tuesday. The half Ed Johnson operate with land 5-4, winning the first with entering the tournament. The he made up mostly of sophomores. Stinkers overtook the Bobcats in plenty of speed and deception t one minute to go. Both teams teams will be composed of six The Spartan half the second half for their first vic- backs Bert Rob- , from the T formation which Coach v , suffered from losses and it men each and six-man football inson and Aubrey Minter, tory. The Spartan Stag team will along Fred Earle has installed. At the mild be an even hattle, states rules will apply, according to Bob with the fullbacks, play next week. should take fullback spot they have Chuck Co- alter. Roberts, chairman of the tourney. advantage of this lack of experi- ker, who has torn apart the Mid- The freshman, still somewhat All fraternities entered are ence to carry the Spartans to SJ MOAB MODESTO JC dle of every team they have faced vverlenced, will face the Olym- asked to turn in a list of partici- victory. Jingles __.. LER. Bailey with his terrific power straight r reserve team composed of pants to Bob Robarts as soon as LINEUPS Rogers Dauben ahead. s'ers who are too inexperienced possible. The starting lineups for the two Long Meninga Winter, being a coach who be- the first team. The six fraternities competing teams will be: Wilson _ 0 Daggs lieves in a team following the line Last year the reserves defeated are Gamma Phi Sigma, Alpha Pi SAN JOSE SAN DIEGO Brandt Anooshlan of least resistance, has been teach- e fresh in the opener by a 4-1 Omega, Beta Chi Sigma, Sigma Donnelly ...... Robbins Crel htme _AWL. Brush ing the fronts to go around and we but the yearling team came Gamma Omega, Delta Sigma Gam- Beckman Payne MAL. Ghelotte over this big Modesto outfit. He ma and Delta Theta Omega. Stanger ...... LGR...... ___ Poluzzi Voipt - Q Bronzan has already perfected several of will be two games each Wool. There Bristow !MI ...... 1.1111.. McLaughlin his special touchdown plays and and Thursday afternoon Allen ...... Seminal+) Baye,_ Tuesday MEL Johnson is adding to the assortment day meet- with the Gamma Phi team Munn! .13TL. Davis mocrory. Coker by day. ing the Alpha Pi Omega gridders Wenberg .REL and the Delta Theta Omega team Antognanl Q Alta clasing with the Delta Sigma Gam- Minter LHR Cozens ma six in the opener. Hal Car- Robinson .RtIL, Merchant ruth, Physical Education major, Lindsey F Goodchild will be in charge of the officiating. states Roberts. BOWLERS Inter-fraternity sports will con- tinue during the year with basket- COME ONE, ball, track and baseball tourna- ments being played. COME ALL IS ORCHESTRA "We'll challenge any faculty , LOST
the second en- hack strong in bowling team on the campus, even VIC AUDITORIUM counter and were barely nosed out San Jose the Physical Education depart- SOMETHING 7-6. Dr. Earl Aitkinson, head :r iday, October 17 will consist of the ment'" The lineup of the Commerce department, 830 P. M. started in the open- same men that grimly announced today. ADMISSION ONLY services of 75 lug encounter plus the Warming up to his subject Dr. (Plus Tax who was out of .tack Van Housen, Atkinson said that in a modest , the first game. way the commercial department faculty was "pretty good." They dffi meet every Wednesday night and howl to their heart's content. High point man for last year Hoefler's Creamery was Milburn Wright with 157 av- 57 South First Street erage for the year. Hot on his trail was Carlton Pederson with 154, followed by Dr. Atkinson at TRY A 1 147. CLASSIFIED AD GRILLED FRUIT HAMBURGER SQUARES (w. u,d1 only Fr .,h g with inspocl d Belol Flaky pastry squares topped CunchrZ"ai, luscious cooked fruits. Add deli, PUBLICATIONS OFFICE ON TOASTED of whipped cream for posted BUN dessert. Room 17 Sliced Onion 140 Sliced Tomato, CHATTERTON Potato Chips Pickle BAKERY Office Hours 11-2 WITH MELTED CHEESE 18C 221-223 SO. SECOND ST. OPPOSITE T W.0 A. PAGE FOUR SPARTAN DAILY, FRII) .\V, OCTOBER 10, 1941 1 a. NEWS BRIEFS 'BENTEL TELLS INFORMAL MEETING FOR USE OF PICTURE FRESHMAN COUNCIL DEBATE MANAGER !CONSUMERS HEAR An informal BUSINESS MEN get-together of ELECTIONS TODAY ,S. J. SLIDES IN SCHOOL !freshman council members ira I,ebate manager election will be Members of Dr Atkinson's 10 Chamberlain Kappa Delta Pi, educational held Monday night at the held until midnight tonight in :o'clock consumer's education class Sta fraternity, held its first meeting Center, 120 E. room 165, and all students who I have heard two non-faculty speak- San Antonio ll of the year Tuesday evening in Chosen Club have signed up to participate in ers in the last week. from 7 until 10 o'clock, a room 155. debate may vote, says Miss Law- Yesterday Mr. harry Knox, to the freshman council Bentel of the journal- social son of the Speech department. manager of the Man Jove Better Dwight President spoke on the sub- fairs committee, which met Tryouts for the monthly debate ;Business Bureau, spoke on "Truth ism department, educa- At a meeting of the Sociology nesday evening in the (smtcrenoe at the University of In Advertising-. 'rho various ject, "What could be done St Uonally through the use of picture club held last week Enid Chamber- Union. California will be October 14 in methods of misleading the public Jane slides In the school room?" lain was elected president; room 49 at 3 o'clock. were ardently disilected. Marcelle There will be an admissIs Bentel has spent a great deal Desmond, vice-president; Plans for an inter-squad debate Tuesday. October 7, Mr. W. P. of ten cents for each of these La Chabre, treasurer; Virginia member tournament to be held in Decem- Stockton, secretary of Consumer's of time in the preparation to Art Tin- Mangnussen, secretary; and Joel tending. According to the oz ber are being made. The tourna- Equity, Inc., discussed -Trading pictures. According Lawless, publicity chairman. mIttee chairman, Nancy ment will be the basis of choosing Stamps as Trade Stimulators". dell, who presided at the meeting, pj the program was found very in- Three alumni members working is the leading teams and speakers. the affair to be strictly loft in the County Welfare Depart- The National Debate question, teresting. shin dress and in spirit. Dimmick Makes The group plans to do many ment spoke informally. They were "Should the Federal Government The committee hopes me things to better their members as Patricia Brethaeur, Clarice Smith, all Regulate Labor Unions?" will be NYA Announcements bet's will attend as future teachers, such as bringing and Jean Smullen. it is as used. I NYA jobs for women are filling portunity for them to In people In various fields to form They told about their work and become 5 up rapidly, according to Miss ter acquainted and panels for discussions on their stressed the importance of gaining thus more Helen Dimmick, dean of women. telligently elect class RANQUET HELD BY specific field, and also bring in as much practical experience as officers la There is a little extra money the time comes. COMMERCE MAJORS this month, and those already ap- some one from the Personnel de- possible while still in college. Mr. Wesley Goddard, Commerce majors in the special pointed may have a chance to earn partment to give hints in the pro- Ann McLaughlin, senior, also of English department, will secondary field held their annual it if they get in touch with Miss curing of j o b s, according to spoke. She told of her experience be pa for the get-together. fall get-together last night at Dimmick in advance. This NYA Tindall. on a trip to Alaska this summer. O'Brien's Pompenan room. Ap- month ends Friday, October 17, at Future meetings of the group The next business men's/ proximately 75 persons attended. 5 p.m. will be on the first Tuesday in ll Ur. James DeVoss was the Miss Dimmick requests all those every month. NEWBY EXHIBITS a":e5cooTleoCkwii btheeTtuorsnt: speaker. He discussed the vari- who have completed their time be- auditorium. ous problems of teacher training. fore October 17 to hand In their Red Cross Unit Other professional guests in the cards to Miss Muriel Clark or Miss HAWAIIAN FILMS business education field also made Dimmick herself. Meets In New TENNIS MEETING short addresses. If cards are handed in as soon TO STATE FACULTY The affair was held on the gen- as the hours are completed, it will Headquarters L. C. Newby, head of the Mod- eral theme of "get acquainted". hasten the work on the payroll. Campus Red Cross OPEN TO NETTEK ir..now your neighbor and a little auxiliary, ern Languages department, took composed of faculty women and hit about him" proved to be a advantage of a year's stay in Hon- Women students interested women students, will resume good starter, moulting in one of EQUESTRIANS their olulu to collect several hundred tennis are invited to a meetiq work for the the most successful events in the HOLD BARBECUE year Tuesday, Octo- color pictures of the beauties of the Tennis club today at 4 o' ber 14. in new department's social calendar. headquarters. the Hawaiian Islands. announce club officials. The ft New members of the Riding NEW QUARTERS He invites all faculty members will meet in front of the W club were honored at a barbecue The unit has moved from the and their families to see some of at Alum Rock park gym, and will leave for Back REPORTER TO last night. Science building to room 36 of the these pictures Tuesday night at Supper was park at 4:15. at 5:30, after which Home Economics building, where 7:45 in the Little Theater. The SPEAK MONDAY members listened Persons interested will to music fur- sewing machines, shears and other collection im hides scenes from the Students who have student body nished by radios and by "cowboy- their own tennis rackets and equipment are available. Islands of Hawaii, Oahu, Molokai, nis balls. cards can obtain 35-cent tickets minded" ukulele enthusiasts. Both knitting and sewing will be and Kauai. to New members are Harriet Automobiles for transports hear Jay Allen, war corres- undertaken by the group this year. Mr. Newby took a leave of ab- Carpenter, Jane Englehorn, Hazel are also needed, says Miss Ka pondent of the Chicago Tribune, They have committed themselves sence last year to teach at the Monday night at Palmtag, Connie Raster, Gayle Me Howard, adviser. weak the Roose- to complete 100 "toddler packs", University of Hawaii. An exchange Weatherford, Betty Sunda, Har- Arilee Hansen is the auto velt junior high school, according consisting of outfits for young teacher, Mr. John Aguiar, came to Dean of Men Paul Pitman. riet Sheldon, Winifred Hand, Do- quarter president of the 19 children. here to teach in his place. Miss Jay Allan will speak on "Can rothy Jones, Chet Thomas, Brier with Rina Biasatti, AWA CAPTAINS MEET Meta Goldsmith was acting head This War Be Won?" and tell of McNeil and Harry Roberts. They selitative. Captains who served with the of the department during Mr his experiences as a were chosen from the 35 students reporter in Red Cross unit last year will meet Newby's absence. Europe. who appeared for try-outs on Fri- COME TO Monday at 4 o'clock in room 36 Outstanding among the color Tickets may be obtained from day and Tuesday. of the Home Economics building to slides that will be shown Tuesday MAIDENE'S Recoil I ,an Pitman at his office. SHOP reorganize the project. Miss Ber- night are those of island craters for individual hair style. nice Tompkins of the faculty is the and some of flowering trees for EX-STUDENT AT CLOSE AND CONVENIENT Delta Sigma Gamma sponsor. which the Territory of Hawaii is Picks Nine Pledges LAW SCHOOL The campus Red Cross unit famous. 398 SOUTH FIFTH STRIP Nine student:, were pledged at serves as an auxiliary to the San A the last meeting of Delta Sigma Yesterday the one student out Jose Branch of American Red Gamma, Social fraternity, during. of 36 who three years ago signed Cross. Co-eds and faculty women the early part of this week. up with the Pre-Legal club advis- volunteer to work in campus head- Those pledged are Kenny Alford, er, Owen M. Broyles, and stuck to quarters during whatever hours %Bred Duelling, Douglas Bacon, his professional aim, visited his they can spare each week Burch Caikess, Dick Knox, John, former instructor. SEND THE hickolson, William Vert, Ray Mur- I AT SANTA CLARA ENGINEERS' SUPPER ray mall Lee Itiraish. Ile is Masao Kanemoto, now in MEETING TONIGHT Curt Bowman was DAILY HOME! elected pledge his third year In the Santa Clara Epsilon Nu Ganuna, honorary waster and George Morris, recent- ' School of Law and one of four stu- engineering society, will hold its ly elected to the council, was ap- dents left out of 12 who started weekly supper meeting tonight at pointed to be in charge of pub- out there together. 6:00 at the home of Ralph Smith, licity. Mailed Anywhere in Kanemoto noted how the draft adviser, at 122 Cleaves Ave Plans for a Hallowe'en dancing has taken many of his fellow stu- the United party to be held in the fraternity States dents among them Al Britton, 81891111114114181411141811 house were discussed. A barn former State student, who com- for: dance is planned for later in the pleted two years at Santa Clara season. Both II affairs are under and then, knowing he was to be the direction of Mervin Sheets, drafted, enlisted. Britton is now STOP! program chairman, a sergeant at Moffett Field and AT THE $1.00 per quarter Geology Club Will coaches boxing. DRAFT DEFERMENT $2.50 per year Nave Noon Meeting Kanemoto himaetf has a defer- SPARTAN The Geology club will hold its ment only until January I. lie, St first meeting of the quarter today told Mr. Broyles that he hopes to DONUT at noon. The group will meet in secure a further deferment until or the Science building, room 222. after the first of October in order h, Val Reese, vice-president, SHOP will that he may take the bar 074114111- fe be in charge of the meeting and nations. invites all students Short Orders interested to At a future meeting of the Pre- feel free to attend. Legal club, Mr. Broyles hopes to Sandwiches have Austin Warburton, graduate Fountain Service of San Jose State college and and FLOWERS Are Santa Clara Law school, speak. PUBLICATIONS OFFICE Always Good Taste Warburton has just taken his bar examination. DONUTS! ROOM 17 The next meeting of the Pre- Legal FRATANGELO'S club will be held Monday at 24 Hrs. Service 12:30 in room 122. All those in- Office Hours 11-2 FLOWER SHOP terested are welcome to attend, ac- (opposite campus) cording to the club adviser, ss N. lit Si. Ph. 8.1. 919 Mr.i Broyles.