1=1 Buses Home -Can Ale State &ale Stockton Weather Plans are pending to charter STOCKTONFair and slightly buses to meet the train from cooler today. Not much chance of Stockton tomorrow morning. They will go to all points of the city. artan rain. FULL LEASED wIRE SERVICE OF UNITED PRESS VOL. XXXV SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1946 No. 27 LET'S TAME THE PACIFIC TIGER Next 'Top Shape' Spartans Seek 11th COP Win Bill Hubband and his San Jose State Spartans must roll a natural ionight if they want. to continue their win streak against Amos Alonzo Stagg and his College of Pacific Tigers. The Flying Spartans will be out after victory number 11 in the nineteenth year of play between the two schools when they run into the Grand Old Man and his Bengal Tigers at Baxter Stadium. Stagg left the University of Chicago in 1932, and reported for his first season with Pacific in '33. Since that time he has been able to gain _ no better than a tie with the Spartansand only one of those. In '35, the Tigers and San Jose played to a scoreless tie. RADIO GUILD History repeats itself often in this series, but the outcome has been the same since 1936. Before ACTS MONDAY the COP game In 1940, the Ben- San Jose State Radio Guild will gals were praying for a dry field as they are this time. From the present its first program Monday Spartan Daily for that year, "just at 1:30 over station KLOK. In what the final outcome will be commemoration of Armistice Day, depends upon a number of things, - a fifteen minute play entitled the most important being the "America Is Freedom" will be en- weather." Stagg got a dry field, but he also got a 28 acted by members of the Guild. to 7 shellack- ing. This first production will be The Spartans will be right to- Staff Members to under the direction of Dr. Edgar night. Wet field or dry field, they 1500 Passengers Board Willis, faculty adviser for the will be at their physical peak against the Tigers, and rate a Tour Oakland and group. The cast of nine has al- slight edge on the betting. Spartan Special to Pacific ready been chosen by Dr. Willis, Hubbard has predicted all year that his and practice begins today. All aboard the "Spartan Special!" Nearly 1500 San Jose rooters S. F. Industries club will hit its best stride for The program is being produced one of the "big games," and this will travel to Stockton today to witness the first San Jose-COP foot- Bonnie Gartshore, Spartan under the sponsorship of the one may be it. ball game in give years. Daily editor, and Phil Robertson United States Army, and the play Keep an eye on the center of Adding the traditional collegiate color, 100 band members will of the Spartan Daily will repre- that Spartan line was written by Corporal David C. tonight. With travel with the rooters on the train. (For a complete schedule of the sent San Jose State college stir.. Hans Wiedenhofer, Joe Juliano, Faust. day's activities see lower right front page.) Students may board the dents Tuesday and Wednesday Jack Kakuchi, and Ken Blue hold- Members of the cast are: Mel- ing up the guard spots, the gold train at 2:30, at the annual tour of major in- ton Brietzke, and Every Spartan is asked to wear John Brassell, Bob white backs should be gipping dustries in San Francisco and off long a white shirt, "We want the root- Rexroad, Deane Healey, Denny gains through the Tiger Oakland, sponsored by the Na- forward wall. Hubbard ing section to look good," said SPARTANS BOMB Morrissey, Gayle Maphet, Letitia is banking tional Association of Manufac- heavily on his starting forward Bob Johnson, Rally committee c Kendall, Anne Honing and Glenn team of George Terry, Val Marchi, chairman. "Let's show COP that turers. Maehl. P----LEAFLETS- Juliano, Bob Pifferini, Wiedenhof- we can turn out en masse with Miss Gartshore and Robertson er, Jack Faulk, and white shirts, rooters caps, pom-pons "Easy as she goes! Steady . Dean Sophia will make a study of opportuni- to give Stagg's spread formation a and megaphones." bombs Away!" will echo over COP 30 CLUB WILL ties the industries offer college lot of trouble, Refreshments on the train will this morning as a Spartan bomb- Starting for San be sold in the even numbered cars. er climbs out of its "bomb" run. graduates. Their report will be GIVE PARTY Jose tonight Pilot Bob Reid, drum major of published will be: Tickets for the food will be on in a future issue of the The "30" Club will sponsor the an LE Terry sale in cars number 6 and 14. All marching band, will make Spartan Daily. informal 'get acquainted' party LT concessions will close at 6 o'clock. three runs over the ill-fated Tiger Marchl The University of California Tuesday night from 7:30 until LO Transportation from the Stock- campus. Bob Johnson, Rally com- Juliano and Stanford university will each about 10 in the Student Union. ton station to COP will be provided mittee chairman, will be the un- Pifferinl All journalism and advertising RO by Stockton lines. Fare is 7 cents. erring bombardier on this, the send two delegates to the tour, Wiedenhofer majors are invited. RT - Faulk Organizations wishing to group first post-war "bombing" of which has been made possible Dwight Bente], head of the RE Sophia together on the train are requested Stockton. through Dan Cavanagh, Spartan Journalism department, will say QB Jackson to meet before entering the gate "Bombs" will be 3000 leaflets Daily editor in 1935, who is now a few words to the group. There RI!Robinson at the Southern Pacific depot, Do concerning tonight's game. with the San Francisco public will be singing and dancing, and Schemme I not attempt to organize on the The Spartan bomber (Ercoupe) relations branch of NAM. refreshments will be served. FB Ilardlsty train. Cars 1, 2, and 3 will be the will leave San Jose at 1100, circle only cars reserved, They are for over Washington Square; arrive band members and rally commit- over the target at 1145; and re- Vets May Get tee. turn to base at 1300. NOW, 'OPERATION COP' More Housing Here is the schedule of today's and tonight's activities. Please car- ry it with you to avoid confusion. Additional housing for married 2:00 Concession committee meet at Gate 1 at Southern Pacific depot. BRIEF veterans at San Jose State col- WORLD NEWS IN 2:30 Train can be boarded by students, lege is a remote possibility, ac- 1 Summary of World News to 11 O'clock Last Night from tke United 3:00 Train leaves for Stockton. cording to Dean of Men Paul M. Press Teleprinter In the Spartan Daily Office. 6:30 Train arrives at Stockton. Pitman. al Band and Rally committees leave train to load buses obtaining addi- Red Cross Charity Scandal in Russia "Chances of b) Students will please remain on train until they are told to leave. tional dwelling units from the WORCESTERMore than $25,000,000 in Red Cross Relief sup- 7:00 Students meet in front of theatre on COP campus to form serpen- FPHA for married veterans en- tine behind band. Limit width to 6 persons. plies, paid for by the American people, have been kept from Russia How- rolled here are very slim. 7:15 Serpentine will march through campus. secret police, former Catholic war victims and squandered by Soviet a ever, we could lose nothing by 7:30 Enter stadium through gates 2 and 3 into rooting sections DFH. chaplain in Russia declared yesterday. trying," Dean Pitman says. Sections E and G ARE RESERVED SEATS FOR SAN JOSE A request for more units will BOOSTERS. PLEASE STAY OUT. Now in London be sent to government officials 8:00 Game begins. V-Bomb Experts soon. In order to show the need 10:30 Dance begins in Men's gym behind our rooting section, LON90NNine German scientists who tried to destroy London in San Jose, the Dean of Men 11:00 Trophy awarded. with V-2 bombs during the war arrived here yesterday to carry on requests all married veterans who 11:30 First bus leaves for train. rocket bomb research in English laboratories. They came voluntarily will be attending San Jose State 12:00 Dance ends. year to sign a peti- and will work in Britian's rocket projectal headquarters for a reported college next 12-1:00 Buses leave for depot. tion in his office asking for the 1:00 Train leaves for San Jose. $2,400 a year. housing. 4:30 Arrive at S. P. depqt. PAGE TWO SPARTAN DAILY, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 19443 Bonnie Gartshore EDITOR EDITORSWalter Craner, Jackie Rice Dean Thompson. 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