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SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, kVEDNU.S1).1v, DECEMBER 13, 1939 NtM HER 57

Councilmen, Editor Appointed DANCERS GIVE PROGRAM TOMORROW

Orchesia, woinen’s honorary

dance society, will present its

annual free Christmas program

in conjunction with the A Cap-

ella Choir tomorrow afternoon in

the Morris Dailey auditorium from

4:30 to 5:30 p.m. CHERUBIM

The presentation will be divided

into three parts. representing the

Christmas spirit: "Preparation".

"Celebration", and "Legend". Opening the program will he

the choir’s singing of the Cheru-bim song, followed by two dances representing decoration for Yule. -tide and preparation for the Christ-mas feast.

LEGEND "Legend" consists of two parts,

the first a scene from "The Jug-gler of Notre Dame", with thet title role danced by Lorraine Jacobsen, president of Orchesis. _

The second part of the "Legend"! will feature Esther Pennycott in 1 a solo depicting the modern inter-pretation of the Christmas legen.I.

The choir, which will perform during intermissions. closes the

demand one instructor for each program with the singing of Nune 1: Obtain an envelope from the

ten students, thirty members of nimittis. table in front of the Business office,

the civilian flying program will address it and enclose five cents

he on the ground until the other

i(do

not seal envelope). Insert the

The New . .

BART MAYNARD

LA TORRE PICTURES

For those attending school this quarter Friday will be the last day to place orders for the ’40 La Torre, Edith Mauzey announces.

Presentation of the student body card and payment of $1 at the Controller’s office will secure a copy Arrangements may be made to mall copies immediately after the date of publication.

Three Ways To Obtain Grades

envelope in the slot in the door of

the Business office.

2. Bring your self-addressed

stamped envelope and put it In the

slot in the Business office door.

3. Call for grades at the Regi-

three instructors can be re-checked.

Maynard Named To Spartan Daily Editor’s Position

COUNCIL POSTS FILLED BY RODRICK, CARMODY; STALEY REMAINS

Bart Maynard, senior journalism major, was appointed editor of the Spartan Daily and Bill Rodrick and Doan Carmody were appointed temporary councilmen to fill the ’licancies in the council during the fall quarter in last

!night’s council meeting. The Rodrick and Carmody ap-

pointments will fill vacancies left by Councilmen Bob Bronzan, who will student-teach next quarter, and George Place, who leaves for the east following the end of this guar-

With two of the instructors ter. President Hugh Staley, previ-ously granted a leave of absence officially re-checked, twenty mem-to student -teach, announced that he hers of the Civil Aeronautics Au-would remainin for the

thority were assigned to begin winter session.

Maynard acquires the editorship Triumphs In actual flight instruction yesterday,

according to the Aviation depart- of the Daily after holding the as-ment, sociate editorship for two quarters

Since government requirements and holding previously positions of Symphony Solo

CAA. BEGINS AIR TRAINING

. . . The Old

FRED MERRICK

copy and day editor on the paper. Rodrick is at present associate ed-itor of the Daily while Carmody has been active in student affairs and a star member of San Jose State’s

, One of the original thirteen, champion football team,

colleges throughout the United l Upon the recommendation of

States selected as a training, present Social Affairs Chairman

ground for the C.A.A., San Jose Selma Kann, Dave Atkinson was

State college now ranks among the appointed to fill the office for the

nation’s first in facilities and per- winter quarter. strar’s office on or after Dec. 21.

sonnel. (Continued on Page 6)

Phooey To Finals! We’ll Be Seein’ You

At The Toy Pile Hop This Afternoon ments at Bushnell’s studio today SPARTAN DAILY SPONSORS ANNUAL CO OP HOUSE

Those who have picture appoint-

ive as follows: 10:30 Mesh, Erwin; 3:00 Newby,

LC.; 3:30 French, John; 4:00 Joy, Eleanor; 4:15 Trout, Mary; 4:30 Crellet Margaret.

Thursday’s aimointinents are: 10:00 Wehrstedt, Claire; 12:30 Don Ova n, Julie: 1:00 Johnson. Ben

Dean Seeks Appraisal Of NYA Program; Wants Frank Opinion

’The State N.Y.A. 11(1111illffit lion wants almut 50 honest ap-praisals of the N.Y.A. ’triter:ern in general tion in Sari Jose State college In Particular," Dean of Men Paul Pitman announced yesterday.

"Students who are currently working under N.Y.A. will render a mid service If they will write one or two frank paragraphs,�’ Pitman said.

Contributions may be labeled and 11.ft in the Thrust

and Parry box in the Spartan °WY office.

and of its adminIstra- _

hildren of San It is of vital interest for

DANCE FOR BENEFIT OF NEEDY;

ADMISSION A DIME OR A TOY PLANS TO By HARRY GRAHAM

"Where. you goin’ in such a rush? Gotta final ?

"Gosh no�haven’t you heard? The Spartan Daily’s throwing

its annual Toy Pile Hop this afternoon

Made possible through the cooperation of Sheldon Tata and his ! All of the men who signed up

acchestra, Don Simmons. Kenny

Taix, and Tommy Coleman, and a lot of fun. If you can’t come

Johnny Cooper, the annual Spar- (finals and all that) add

tan Daily Toy Pile Hop will be contribution to the stack of

held this afternoon from 4:30 to in Room 17.

630 in the Women’s gym. See you this afternoon . .

With the admission at a dime orsp

a toy, the entire proceeds -of the Students Deficient dance. which Is strictly stag, will

be added to the Publications office In Grades See Toy Pile. Personnel Office

Started five years ago to give

the less fortunatec

Jose a merrier Christmas, the Toy students who have met with any

Pile will be turned over to the scholastic difficulties during this

Fire Department Friday to be quarter, and are in fear of dis-

repaired, painted and re-distributed qualification, to contact the Per-

throughout the city. sonnel office Os soon as possible,

Spartan Daily members invite out De James C. Devos8

yesterday.

to start YOUR Merry Christ- h Personnel ollice also pointed

your toys

men, and it is possible. that ar-

rangements will be made for more. An Important meeting will be

all held at 12:00 today In Room 119

OPEN SOON

By MARY JANE KIRBY Crowning an all-around excellent

performance by the San Jose State college Symphony orchestra, Miss Frances Robinson, violin soloist and faculty member, brought music enthusiasts to their feet, in her Interpretation of Brahma’ Violin Concerto.

"Scherzo", by Mr. Neil Daniels, Santa Rosa junior college teacher, was acclaimed by the audience as the second outstanding number on the program. Mr. Daniels, who is becoming an increasingly popular composer, received the acclaims of the listeners.

"Rhumba", by McWilliams, the concluding selection, an ultra-modern composition, received ex-tremely good reception, as some-thing different from the usual run of symphony presentations.

Wagner’s numbers from "Die Walkure" and "Symphony in A Major", by Mendelssohn, were ex-ceedingly well-done by an orchestra which played, according to musical authorities, to the largest house on reeord.

and deposited their dollar for oc-

cupancy in the new cooperative house may move in by January 2

at 45 E. Julian street, Erwin

Blesh, committeeman, announced

yesterday.

The house is to hold at least 25

for all of the men who signed up plus others who would care to be on the waiting list.

�rorge Jorgensen, formerly an occupant of Eckert Hall for two years, has been chosen house man-ager of the new co-op. Those. Inter-

you este’, in inspecting the quarters

mas by attending the dance this ,ait t hat there will he no scheduled may do so daily between 4:00 and modation rates may be obtained

iSSRobinson

WOTTA LIFE! CLASS GETS UNITS ON DESERT TRIP

See Death Valley in the spring and earn two units for doing it! The tenth annual session of the

West Coast School of Nature Study, sponsored by San Jose State college, announces a Mx-day course with college credit to be held In Death Valley, March 17 to 23.

Headquarters of the school will he at Furnace Creek Camp. Ac-commodations may be obtained at the camp or one may camp out. Particulars as to fees and accom-

afternoon and treating yourself to ti,ts given before January 13. 5:30 p.m. in the Natural Science office.

PAGE TWO SPARTAN DAILY, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1939

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Merrick - Go - Round By FRED MERRICK

Another quarter closes and with

it comes the appointment of an-

other Spartan Daily editor. Pos-

sibly this incident is just another

happening to members of the stu-

dent body, but to the journalism

student it marks a milestone in

a chosen career

As this quarter closes, it is a

pleasure to turn the editor’s posi-

tion over to one who has been a

valuable assistant during the past

thirteen weeks. Always on the

spot to help out, he has been the

kind of fellow to have around. He

has had the experience, and the

student body can look for an out-

standing paper next quarter.

Tune rushes on, bringing to a

close a quarter full of memories

that will be pleasant to recall in

the future. It’s hard to give up

what you’ve once had, especially

when the associations have been

pleasant. As a result it is hard to

say goodbye to a swell staff when

at work and a good bunch of pals

when at play.

Many thanks to Bill RodrIck

for editing an outstanding editorial

page during the quarter. Without

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,doubt this page has been the most consistently good feature of the quarter. Thanks to all of the staff for any favorable comments which the paper may receive, and best wishes for an enjoyable vacation.

It has taken a long time to get

around to using the egotist I in

place of the editorial we, but I

:im happy to have had the oppor-

tunity to serve as editor of the

Spartan Daily. I wouldn’t trot:

coy associations made in this posi-

tion for anything. Mere words’

cannot tell how much I appreciate

the work done by each member of

the staff, but anyway I can say

THANKS. It’s all yours, Bart May-

nard, and again thanks for your

help. May your associate editors

give you the same kind of help

you gave me.

NOTICES LOST: West, Kennedy & Carr,

"Rehabilitation of Speech". Return

to downstairs library. Loser will

appreciate it.

Wanted: A ride to Merced, Ma-

dera, Fresno, or vicinity Friday.

Will share expenses. Call Col. 2712 _

LOST: Black overcoat in library

last Wednesday. Please return to

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arship. I have had a number of

efforts about good work in many

In a big gang like this one finds

; :ill sorts of people. While we have

some who do not work, we have

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sme who do not like college

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I talked to one young man yes-

terday who said that this was the

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I sense of victory, of getting some-

where. He is working his whole

way through college, he has been,

so occupied that he has not at-tended even one football game,

Juniors: Order of class pins now at Controller’s office. Get them’ now. Bring your receipt.

but he feels that the quarter has

been a success. I hope most of

you have the smile sense of vic-

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I hope yor have found it a ItePann of all Types I

happy and satisfactory quarter. I � ---

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day Season with a feeling that!

you have made good use of your

time, that you have ac t nail y

achieved something.

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Tau Dells Plan Dinner Friday

Tau Delta Phi, men’s honorary scholastic fraternity, will hold its annual Christmas dinner Friday noon in the Tower, according to Grand Magistrate John Talia.

A special dinner will he served, Talia said. All menibers are urged to be present for the final meeting of the quarter.

Phelan Estate Establishes Two Fellowships

Two fellowships, each carrying a stipend of $900 for 1940-41 are now being offered to San Jose State college students by the late Senator James D. Phelan’s estate. This was the announcement made today by trustees of the estate.

According to the trustees, the fellowships "are made available annually under the terms of a bequest to bring about a further development of native talent in California in the fields of litera-ture and art".

Both men and women may apply for the fellowships, but must be native born citizens of the state. Age limitation is between 20 and 35 years. Application forms may be obtained from the James D. Phelan Award, 658 Phelan build-ing, San Francisco.

This year, painting will be cov-ered in the competition. Litera-ture consideration 18 limited to fiction, biography, historical nar-rative, and verse. Short story writers will not be eligible.

The competition closes February 15, 1940.

New Philosophy Course Announced

Philosophy 7A, originally sched-uled for the fall quarter, will be given during the coming term, ac-cording to Philosophy Professor Elmo A. Robinson.

The three-unit freshman course Ii a history and general survey

of various fields of philosophy.

Also to be given is a three-unit upper division course in logic for which there Is no prerequisite.

In the three-unit history of phil-osophy course for sophomores and upper division students, a student may enter the winter quarter without having attended the pre-vious term, according to Dean of Men Paul Pitman.

1DR. MASON LEADS DISCUSSION AT AS1LOMAR

Dr. Bertha Mason of the San Jose State college faculty will lead the discussion part of the time in the Men and Women Re-lations group at the Asilomar Con-ference which will be held from December 26 to January 2 at Asil-omar on Monterey Bay. Other well-known persons who

will lead the various round table groups are Miss Leila Anderson, Dr. Fritz Kunkel, Dr. Carl Lan-dauer, and Dr. George Hedley.

While the mornings at the con-ference are devoted principally to round table discussions, the after-noons are taken up with field trips and other types of recreation, as well as special interest groups.

Thirty students have now signed up to attend, and others who are planning on going are urged to sign up this week.

PHI MU ALPHA INITIATES

Phi Mu Alpha, men’s national music honor fraternity, held its informal pledging activities Fri-day night at the home of Mr. Otterstein.

Pledges present were: James Adcock, Joe Bruggmen, Thayer Jones, Joe McAuliffe, Reuben Tut-tle, Leo Wadsworth, and Melvin Weyand.

OPERETTA PRESENTED "Sandy Claws", a children’s op-

eretta, will be presented by the Kindergarten-Primary music class Friday morning at 8 o’clock in the Little Theater, announces Mrs. Sy-bil Hanchett, instructor.

Many Spartans Get Local Christmas Jobs

Forty-four percent of the extra help employed during the Christ-mas season by San Jose merchants will be San Jose State college students, it was revealed yesterday following a survey of local busi-ness establishments.

College students are usually sat-isfactory in the work given to them, employers declared, but more cannot be used because the college closes for the Christmas vacation at such a late date it does not give the students enough days to work

Delta Sigma Gamma

Is Name Of New Frat � ---

Delta Sigma Gamma is the name of the new college social fraternity, not Beta Sigma Gamma as inadvertently announced in Monday’s Daily, due to misinfor-mation received from the story’s source.

The fraternity is composed of twenty-five active members with Carl Arth as president; Ellis Ro-ther, vice-president; George Mans-field, secretary; and Frank Hoyt, treasurer. Dr. Earl C. Campbell, college science professor, is the fraternity adviser.

Meet Your Friends After the Game at

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Costumes, songs, and dances are Banquet Room 292 So. Market all original, and members of the Education department and those interested in children’s music are I invited to attend, according to Mrs. Hanchett.

New Education Course Offered Students

"Home and Family Relation", - � Ed. 101, is a new course to be

given during the winter quarter

only, announced Miss Mabel Crum-

by, Friday. Miss Crumby will instruct the

class and recommends it to stu-dents in the teaching of young children or to those who wish to go into the executive field of edu-cation.

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"Any student who has applied for N.Y.A. for the winter quarter and who wishes to work during the Christmas holidays should see me," Dean of Men Paul Pitman announced yesterday.

There are a number of jobs that can be done during the holi-days, Pitman stated. Notably among them are gardening work, improvement of grounds, and typ-ing for the Spartan Daily.

The dean also emphasized that every N.Y.A. work card should be in complete, accurately signed and addressed properly, on Fri-day, except for those who plan to work over the week -end. Monday is absolutely the last day for these to be turned in to the dean’s of-fice.

More applications for N.Y.A. work for the winter quarter have been made already than were made in the fall quarter, Pitman said.

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SWENSON SPARTAN DAIL% , \1 laECEN111E.R. 13, 1939

Today the Pony Express carries’

the Spartan Daily sports mail fori the last time. My boss, Dwight mmerman 14 ill Bente!, says that editing this page

for three semesters is long enough,

sd I’m taking the hint and moving p A PLEASURE�It has been a dis-

:met pleasure holding down the:

yb, however, and for a limg tun . Ecist-14f est Game after this, these erring fingers td

nor will itch to again type out

the names of such names in thel By CARLTON PEREGOY

neld of sports as Kotta, Thomas. Leroy Zimmerman will play in the annual East-West Shrine Hubbard, DeGroot. Zimmerman, game in San Francisco on January ii

i,’heflsJ, Bronzan, Cook, Portal,

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Hartranft. Kincaid, Bolich, Wempe

and scores of others.

A GREAT YEAR�This looks like

San Jose’s greatest year along

the sports front. The best football

team in the history of the college

s indication enough, and it looks

like Spartan aggregations in box -

dig, wrestling, swimming, and

baseball will reach a new high.

And you can count on Bill Hub-

bard’s turning out a good basket-

ball squad. It looks like the once bowl-

and Spartans have been given

the "cold shoulder" as for playing

a pest-season game. "Oct paper"

we’ve been lined up to play every-

one from the Texas Aggies to

l’CLA, but it’s pretty certain that

flktball is over until next fall.

LUCK�Here’s the best of luck to

my right hand man and successor,

Franide Bonanno, to whom I am

greatly indebted for services ren-

dered. Also thanks to the only

person who has followed this col umn as its sole reader, my mother

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The Spartan fullback will climax his collegiate football career, which is perhaps the greatest in San Jose State grid history, by playing with the outstanding stars of the %Vest against the best from the East. It is the first time this honor ISIS been given a Spartan athlete and comes as a titling finish to three years of hard work and outstanding performances in the local grid picture.

The invitation to join the West team on December 20 in San Fran-cisco was received .by Zimmerman in a telegram yesterday. The wire was from Percy Locey, director of the Shrine Game, and needless to say, "Zimmy" lost little time in accepting the bid.

This latest honor proves that Sall Jose State is now considered as a power in coast football and :obis another feather to Zimmer-

man’s hat which now contains

such royal plumages as first string

Little All-American (AP), second’

string All-Coast (UP), first string

(All -Coast (Colliers), and hotpot

able mention, Central Press All-American.

Johnson Recognized

"Chuck" Johnson, the most

under-rated end on the Pacific

Coast, has finally achieved the

distinction he deserves and has

earned in three years of foot-

ball competition at San Jose

State. "Chuck" was picked as sec-

ond string All-Pacific Con st

end in the Sports Weekly, Los

Angeles publication. Johnin� II

was the only Spartan to mak.

coast selection of this poi’

mat ion.

Special Japanese Student dui

meeting today at 12:20, Room 2

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Mat Win Over Navy Team Brightens Outlook For Sparta

Safi Jiise .r’ititte college wrestlers !showed they have championship possibilities with their impressive win over the Indianapolis battle-ship matmen at Vallejo recently, taking 12 out of 15 matches.

The Indianapolis ship wrestlers were United States Navy cham--

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College Casaba Tourney Here

Sari Jose State college will play host to the six California state college basketball squads Decem-ber 27, 28, and 29 when the second annual casaba tourney will be held.

Quintets from San Diego, Chico, Fresno, Santa Barbara, San Fran-cisco, and Humboldt will vie for honors in the initial tournament of the 1939-40 basketball season.

Although there will be no cham-pion crowned, titles will be con-ferred on the highest scoring team, the outstanding defensive and of-fensive men, the best sportsman, and the greatest defensive five.

San Diego’s Diego’s outstanding casaba standing junior college transfer contingent will be the likely win- _ ners of several titles as last year’s � � entire first team has returned. The Aztecs already hold a victory over the strong UCLA Bruins, who meet the local cagers in the opener on December 18 and 19.

Ski club meeting in Room 131 today at 12:30. �Jorgensen, press.’

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pions for three years. Several good freshman prospects showed up in the meet, Coach Gene Grattan said.

San Jose will open its 1939-40 basketball season here next week, meeting the UCLA Bruins of the Pacific Coast Conference Friday and Saturday nights in a two-game series.

Coach Bill Hubbard’s team will be built around three returning first stringers, Captain GUS Kotta, Johnny Allen, and Duke Tornell, who will work at forward and the two guards, respectively.

Frank Maestri, Charlie Sturz, Ernie Figone, and George Ford are the outstanding candidates up from last year’s freshman club, while Bill Crowley is the

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- - - - � Tryouts today of all candidates

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tContInued flow Pace Offs) Councilman Steve Hosa’s recom-

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Frosh and varsity baseball can- which Hosa is chairman was ap-didates: Please meet in Room proved by the council and funds S210 on Thursday at 3:15. from the Reserve fund were appro.

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The student council as a body WANTED: Ride to Modesto on commended retiring Spartan Daily

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