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Spartan Daily, May 20, 1947

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. ,.. --<'~ 1ttJe. ,§,•t• flo/{~~ . - ' • I . . . COUNCIL M·AK·ES AUSTR·ALIA.N CONSTRUCTIONOF CONTEST ENTERS THIRD DAY BALLOT MANDATORY.; RATIFIES CARNIVALBOOTHS WITH SPARDI GRAS RULER .VOTE O~SPARD ~GRAS DANCE TOMORROW HNN-AMfHFitR lWO lRtfS--:........__ Coutnlctloa o 1Cb o o t b • I or By MAX MDJ.'ER ACf1ng on a • the Student . Council voted unanimo~sly lest night to make legal and aad ~hllftda7, after 6:10 p.m. mandatory the Australian ba11ot for eH Associated Student Body elec- aa4 Frlcla7, lla7 za, al'!r U:~ tiona. . · aacoi'CIIq to lack Belaerv, wbo Ia Article one, section three, clause two of the by-laws was changed lD Clharp ol *-Co~ com-to I'Md "· .• Votlq aball be b7 ·· mlttee. · Auatnllaa ballot , •• "· Aaatnllaa Fred Albrf&bt, with the aid ot wu lllaerted for the word "aeeret." Spartan Kni&b~. ia in cha.rie ot At the same time ASB President bulldlne t,be bootha tor the vari· ~a:fY Taylor appointed Council QJJII conceiSIOQI which are to be member Frank Hearn~. an.d _Doug a paJ't ot the annual colle&e affair. Morrison to draw up a complete A layout ortbe boOtna-;-aa d~finltlon and description of the are to be arranaed in the inner Australian ballot. quad for tht! carnivw, baa be£n poated on the Rally committe"! Reflecting the close vote of the student body Friday in ita de-ciiloa-:to ma:ke-Spardi Gus .dance Gradaatlal ..uon wm _ ... meuared for ..,. aD4 cowaa ... morrow from I to I Ill a. &par-taD 'Book abop. aoaordlDI ~ Milton Laay~, cl ... adviser. At tile time a~ta place tllelr orcien, tbq IIUIR ...,. a "-. depoalt, of wldcb tl will be • refUDded apoa ~ retuna of the CliP~ pwa ~oDowlllc,....... UoD. u Aa tills wiD be ~ 01117 tilDe the ,.....,...tath'e will .. -campaa, ·It Ia DeC UIUJ M aU . aealon to place their orc1ln to-~orrow, lUUIOUDOed MJ, LaaJea. bulletin board in the lJbrary arch. Any omissions or correc--in-the ·. llarlo Paul BoDieelll, ueo-oaatiClll ~r froiD S.., loee, a Zl ,ear -elcJ Na'¥7 vetena ... ..... ~ · lloaloelll Ia Ute owaer of tbe ' mach . pabUcl&ed "Boaae of Too: monoW" at lUI 8Mata ...... wblclh be woa 8aada7 atpt. Be w .. . awakeaed alter tile draw· IDe, held at 8t. Leo'a c1a11re1t. ud .... beell 1a hla owa .. -. "ClOilfBed" ever llaoe. · Today hl8 mala worey Ia what be'll offer .. aa elUlUfl for the exam be · dldD't qalte pua yesterday mo.,.tac, wlllle be wu atlll clued from w1Jmbaa the · Eleetson of tbe queen for the Spanu Gru roes lnto aa-otber round today alter tbe 8tu-deut Body baa made tw~ triM to hame a ruler for tbe annual aJI-«llUece earolcal. Joy~ Walker and · Dorothy, Burleson are the two remaining candidates . since returns . from yesterday's v o t i ng elimJ.Ilated Bet,tr Burrell. 1934 students c~t the~ ballots in the first run-off, a decided drop from Friday's record Doug Morrison, chairman of Spardi Gras, voiced his apprehen-treasury stood' a losing approxximately it the jlicture of the win-ning queen is qot -biken soon enough to meet a deadline for the Spardi Gras grogram which is in th«: process of being printed at the present time. S. J. Jevreler Plans Scholarship Fund Forma for Intra-mural ·voUey-bell teamll are 1"fJady on .tbe W AA bulletin board Ia tbe Women'• 1J1D, annoUilce& Mary Ann GUroy. Gamea will betrln MD week. 'I'IM!re wto be a separate abeet tor alp-upa ot wonen atndeata wllo wlab to piay aa'd are aot memben of a teun, aacorcllnc · to lila 00ro7. liLe&'a cet aU tbe teams made ~ wp." MIN Gilroy euconncea -womea atadeata, "10 t t we • caD be ready to plaJ .. .OOD U poellble." ' . • PAGE 1WO 'SPARTAN DAILY:, TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1947 Editorial Page .l- --~~~~~~~.~--+~u~~1...J~~~~~~-~~n'~~~ ~ rt the nation __ The ahocJdnc MIN Olalre 'onmmlna ~ a bpled knee u nlne other coedl look on, 'properly acllut. Tile teD loveq ...u.e. are acheduled to appear lD a faahlon abow apoiUIOred ~ GooclwW IDcbu:-trlea, May 20-21. They are (left to rlcht): loanne 'l'bornley, llllllor Prom queen, and Spardl Gru quen candidate.: lAde Dnnbar, Betty B111Ttlll, Franclne • Mar-NINE CA~DIDATES. PROM QUEEN MODEL YESTER· YEAil _FASHIONS humoroua or faeetlou. In any way. ~nat .&-utt~eatralirlit IDIICle !dents. •- OUB COTTAGE dope abon~ tile P.S.P.A. con~enUon Georre Zenovteh, Freano State, ID Vauconver, B. C., which Marty wanter the full partlculan about Taylor 8114 I atteaded, whlcll onr Health Cottace aet-ap. Be mlpt not otherwt.e eome before thinks that the aetup' we have the Student Body. Ia ~t and wanta to dnplleate It There is no reason in. the world at Freno. why any student should be apolo- The president at COP could hard-getlc _about going to State; or for ly believe that we sold this year, any student to be immediately on student body cardl to 95 per the defensive when talking to cent of our student body without someone · else from another cam- r-'"·""''"1!0 the purchase of cards com-pus. pulsory. Believe- me, other campuses Bill Proppe, Oregon State, uk-we're do- ed us how in the world we ·handled TEN FUTURE SPARTAN·S EXP-EcTED FOR-~1ABY DERBY When Grandma put tbe bite on another, to Goodwill induatry. Ten couples have entered the Spardi -Gras baby derby contest, Gramp for a Uttle extra cult to Durin& the program today and to- to date. _ about that dubious organization. He says that the stud~nt body at his school would be afraid to handle a ticklish llsue such as that. As a aide-light, the schools which hold open meetlnp of the stu~ · ll-denta governing body can be counted on one hand SJ:ABDI GRAS COP lut year tried to copy our Spardl Gru-Wtthout much IIUClCeN. Tille year, .thq WIUlt a full report on how we are able· to I'Wl oun 10 efllclently. Thete little point& are mention-ed just to give you a little in-. ' buy her new •PriDe outfit, lhe morrow, the models will alternate Those entered, who are expecting an addition to their femity dlclll't spend her fonda on a ICl&llty the cJothes, showing the old and this week ere: Ed and Bernice Moore, Carl and Laveme L'bndstron'l, • the new. The dresses which U- ~ · o~taJ dreu made of two yards of cloth lustrate today's fashions also have Willard and Mary Anne Hansen Jade and Norma Lounsberry, Kay an~ aa does the modera mi-. . .No, 'been contributed to the Goodwill. Bernadine Allen, and Daniel and Barbara Ann Collar. "&clwitJe Gowm" when grandma boorht a clrell, alae Modell for the aliow tbla after- Those couples who are expecting next week, but also have reg-really got her money'a wo~. 1100n from I to ' o'clock are: Len- istered in the contest are: Mr. and. Mrs. Bude H. Little, Mr. and Mn.. The nine Spardl -aras queen ore -Cartee, w-: o:-Ha~nes~ r. an ~tes; a net Mr. and Mrs. candidates and Joanne Thornley, cine Harpole, Elinor Benl&', &114 D ~Kerr --=====·====·==================; queen of the Junior Prom, are MI.. Thornley. Moclela for tomor- nn • r finding out just how many yards row'a allow are: Marc!eDa Brok- DEBBY of mat:eria wentlirtO iiiildiig an outfit during the gay nolneties. --nre---g1r~ellng these fa-shions of ''yester-y~r" today and tomorrow at tfte grand opening and open house of the Goodwlll industries, 351 Lincoln avenue. All of tbe_.,..eld -Clothes-and .the -- slifnns, are~garmenta been contributed, at one time o,r )Cic:IDDI:IDI::U:IDIIIDCIIIIUIIIUUU UDUDIII UUIIIIIUDIIIIIIIUUC the parent._ of th6 . eldld bora Off the WI on Spardl Gru day, or to the re one born eloeellt tc!_ that d&J. U.P.Wirot :ai:IDI:II:IIIIDDIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIIDII:IDIIIIDIIIDDDI IIIIDDDDDIDI:IDIIIIIIDDr GRANDVIEW, MO., May 19 (UP)-Brig. Gen. Wallace Graham, White Hous~ physician, late today reported a "general weakening'' jn the conditipn of President Truman's 94-year-old mother. LAKE SUCCESS, . Y., 19 (UP)- A United • commission .. on freedom of information today received a ~sal for International press freedom, backed up by treaty. NOTD'Y 'DAILY All expectant parenta are asked to notify the SPIU1,an Dally in the Publications office on the arrival of the child or to ~one the ASB office ' BUSTER, POLLY LA TORRE STARS Buster and Polly, recently of tbe Gard~n City Pet shop, naw are giving a we k'a perfonnance at the La Torre booth in the outer quad. BET A ~HI SIGMA'S BOAter, the cockatoo appear-In&' In the ontdoor , allow, eater-tallll puaenbys by 'WIIIIItllq melodlea such- u "Yankee Doodle" aad "'n A IJttle Spaubllt Town." Polly the parrot, priJed In coJGio. ful rM. yellow, aad peen f•tb-en, 800n wU1 be •ylq' . oal7 ·~ A La Torre," If BID " wortta'• tedlou. tralnlnc llhOWII reaalt&. ANNUiL SPRING DANcE GERMANIA HALL 9to1 May 24th ROOS BROS. MERCHANDJSE ORDERS TO BE RAFFLED: Good Music -I Doubla In fun and tun with off-and-on bolero. The drat hat an ed)Uitable haltcr-t1~. to atture perfect ftt. Critp rayon and cotton Amtrltex. Ml1ta' tlza. 15.50 QNLY CAMPUS COLONY 277 E. S.n F.rrando ... ( GA 1 } an< tlOI I TE "] on ( 39, I d&J Ma ( alj ( cw J JR do fai thl str tlOJ p.n be lay br1 -me Jat da~ J mil tiJr YOI me -- J ris ' mil grc ·Announcements CHRis'l'IAN SCIENCE • OR· GANIZA TION: 7:30 p.in., room 21. TAO DELTS: 12:30 to~orrow. KAPPA DELTA PI: Members and pledges, 4:30, room 157, elec-tion. RADIO CLUB: Wednesday, SCA P,UBLICITY COMMIT-TEE: 1:30, SCA office. MU DELTA PI : 7:30, room 24. . .. .. .. ~ SPARTA%~{ DAILY, TUESDAY, MAY ~. 1841-. Juniors to :. Have DAILY . TO CARRY · ·French .~fe BOoHr APPUCATION FOR th: Frencho:::~:a 1~ SPARfAN. tAMP the waitress, will represent the junior class at this year's Spartii Gras, it was announced by mem-bers of the class council today. Spartan camp, announced that tomorrow's Daily will carry a_n application blank for those inter· ested in attending the camp, to ment steak barbecue al Roosevelt Junior· high school Wednesday, May !!, according to an announ-cement by chahman F'J:'ank Taylor. "The concession offers bever-ages tn both French and Engliah style and walters and waitresses The aftaJr, which ls open to all be held Wednesday, Thursday, Industrial arts majors, wtll atart wlll be dressed · and Friday, September 24, 25. with a awlm lP J'!nlor hlcb pool dent. The camp Ia aponsored as an Jial Riddle Js 1n charKe of the opportunity for the entire 1tu- "We are making this party will motor to Felton toni&}lt where they will conduct initiation cere· monlea for z:Une new members at the home of Bob and Allee Hoover, according to Lester B. M~elly, president of the group. · "We could further explain the James Heat·h, iww faculty adVisor for the fraternity, "but I think' tt best that the pledges sweat i· out for,a few more days." · booth set-up and he it being dent body to spend a ·few days stag, and the cost ·~m be 75 aided and abetted by Phil Rob- relaxlnt ~ ' retttnr acquafnted centa per person," Taylor ex-ATTENTION: Today is the last ertson, ~ill McFarland, and Bill wltll CJlelr eollere friends ·· Juat plaiDed. day that you may place Wagner. prior to re-elli"'llment next fall, TRI-GAMMA ordera ~om rifiiCfln...e·r- Rose- Marie Louh' and· Mruan· aald MeNeU. '.file theme of the • will plaJ'l the menu, Pat Davidson e~ent wlll be recreation, feDow- AL;PHA CHI EPSILON K nny Talx and his orchestra_ have been signed to 'play at Gam-ma . Gamma Gamma's ·:sweet· heart Serenade." a semj.-formal GAMMA BET AS: 7 :30, 39, election of BADMINTON CL.UB: Sllll to-day ' in Women's gym for San Mateo playday-;-CCF: Herb Young's Mission-ary committee, room 25, 12:30. CCF: Austin Lent's bible dis-cussion group, room 21, 12:30. ATTENTION: GE, KP, GEN. JR. InGH students planning to do their student' teaching In the fall quarter should pre-register thia week with Roberta Arm· strong, Education . CO'ON'cn:: th construc-tion will beglnd Wed. after 4:30 p.m. All avaUable students please be pz'esent. SP ARDI GRAS : cOncession layout on bulletin board by Li-brary. All adjustments may be - made with Fred Albright and Jack Relserer at 2 :30 to 4 :30 ~ day in Student Union.' ALL STUDENTS: You are re-Barb a r a · Jackson Merideth 1 p, ADd acqualnfanceeblp wltb ' common eoUece problem11. Ross wtll dish out the concoc-tions, and costumes are being han~d by Eleanor Freitas Corrine Garibaldi. Adele Ber· tollotti is in charge of production. FACULTY WIVES The Education section of the faculty wives of San Jose State college will "hold their last meet-ing at Mrs. J . Theodore John-sOn's home, . i75 South Eighth street, at 1 o'clock Friday. All faculty wives are cordially invited to attend. 7:30, Thursday evening, Student Union. • • I - . SAN JOSE PLAYERS: Room 53, 5 p.m. '· SEN I 0 R COUNCIL: 11 :30, Little Theater. ALPHA CHI EPSILON: Today, 3:30, room 157. ducted on · the following three days, september 27, 28, and 29, at A.snomar, With the freshmen arriving juat as the upperclass-men leave. Spartan camp wtll be conducted along the same Pl'inci· ples and . procedures as freshman camp has lieen In the past, stated MeN ell. Pro-.ta1ou .wm be made at s~ Cllllllp for IJ\&I'rled people wttll and without chuclren. meet today at 3:30, tn room 157 to discuss revision of the · society's Constitution. and to make J4ana for a· picnic, according to Jean-anne More, newly elected society president. The dance will be. the flnt format affair held in the quad lo recent yean, accordlnr to Pat F elice, preeldent of the frater-nity. Bids will co on sale at a At a recent' meeting of the booth ln the Ubrary arch· 10me group, Jeananne Morse was elect- dme tbla week for the event, ed pre~ident; Sara Lee Shaw, vice which wUJ continue from 9 p.m. president; Helene Schultz. aeae- to L tary; and Marton Gilbert, treas- Several dances have been held urer. The retiring preSident 1.s in the quadrangle in the last few Dorothy :Moody. years, all of them successful, Harold RJddle, publicity chair-man for the affair, stated~ "Just ~il!iiZi!iiiiiiiiiii!jj!iiiiiiiiiiiii~ because you have a couple of ~ youngstel'B ta no reason to feel ~ that you will be left out of thl.a. ·• they'll enjoy themselves thoroughly as you will." Among the seminars which will ~ COndl:lCted- on college pr:oblems is "Responsibilities as • College Students," a talk by Roger Deas, of the San Francisco Planning commission, who was guest speak-er at the Easter sunrise se~fces held In the quad . . .. minded to come ·and have a· good ALP~ ETA SIGMA : 6 p.m., - -- time-on- Sperdi- Gras- rlA,.-1M""'IN>-JI-n,,+ni..- Student non, initiation '30 CLUB' PROMISES UNUSUAL DANCE .. your costume slmp~e. ris Dalley 6.:30 p.m. QUEEN MANAGERS: A re-minder on thank you letters to all groupS and who ~.,t,(!Aed «t~~~ with FIRST NATIONAL Pay-Aa-You· Go CHICKS • would like the COD'ftlllnce and piOCIICdoa olpaJ· lafbyc:bedt. -~ W ttwO~Oil depoatt W er IWD ,_ lib Ia your l'lnt Nadoul 'PIIJ·AI· y ... c;. ..._.,_ 'l'bve't DO miaJi.WD baJaace nquind, ao -tbly tu¥ice dwJe. You merely bur -bluk checb Cor t1.oo, - them like ..., ocher dlecb. and wbea they're lODe, rou bur tea lllOre. lu timple, e&ctin, iaapeeln. Call or wrire Plf!t Nadoaal (or Nllla(ormatioa oa dMM 'PII]-AI-Y•.,.c;. a-/t$. the modem type of cheddq &«<OIDt. fJRe FI"ST"XATIONAL 'BQ" of~~ JOSE .. .. .,....:..-.caM.""'~ ....... ,..... ........ .-aM .... ,,........---·-·-·-.,.,--.... ~--·--, .. ....., . SometblDc UDOiuaiiD the way of clan«lfllt Ia promllecl for t4nlcbt'1 "10" club Pre. dance, acoord.lna' · Eve.ry SRoonful A Treat lfs AMERICAN DAIRY ICE CREAM AMERICAN DA IRY PRODUCTS 17th .and'S.nte Clara • • • have a Coke ..,. Friendly moment IOmiD UNDa AUnt0111Y Ol"tHI CO(A.(X)CA COMPIHY IY • THI COCA-COlA IOTTLIN8 CO. OF CALIF., SAN JOSE, CALif, .... • . ., ---. SPART~ ~~y ' SPARTANS. ENTER GRIDDERS MEET SPOR TS SEVEN MEN IN . JN SCRIMMAGE COLIS·EUM RELAYS · THJS · A~JERNOON TUESDAY, MAY ·20, •1947 about an even aU~rbtly Ieee. San Jose's trio of discus throw- ············· ers had trouble staying In the a 19-19 tie aealnst the San Jo.e Clark· .............. -~ circle Saturday night and so only State Spartans in ~partan ata· I"Ufedlll .•. - ......... 89 .10 Woody Linn placed. Linn foUled dlum laat fall. K.roaskap ......... .-86 U three times in his final throws. . Kalmuclll .. . . ...... 1'10 115 Grant Denmark soared one toss A. B. Chandler, baseball com- WU.On .......... . ...... 51 1 over 152 feet but fouled and Ray missioner, is the second man ever Duarte ..•........ .' .. . U 1 Overhouse stepped on, the to ~old that IJO!t. Eastabllahed' in .... ,. ....... .'_.11 1 while getting one heave ov.er llY.!O, it was filled by Kenesaw Tambarlno ... -... U t 155 foot mark. Mountain UD\dia until his death. Tambuiliio ···-··· I 0 Don Smalley raD a 9.1 eentury after ~retttnc a 1low 1tart. 'l'ht' first 1tart WIUI called back by tbf! .tarter with Smalley bttlnc the be&t 1tart of the buDda. Steve O'Meara showed well . in both the sprint relays giving ground to DO one in his 110- JDd 220-yard laps. Bob Feller pJtched a ball that ARTISTS Smile with S. J. PAINT HERE'S YOUR PARDON, ll ll , I s. J . PAINT HAS BRASS PLASTER BOWLS IN 4 SIZES. FROM q0c . $-4.00 ARROW HENttY -.TIES eom. May aloq ~ buelll11 ...., tnck meetl IDcl iepUu. , . eom..aJJo me perfect •""* tM. • Amnr Heoley in • wide ~·Of ~ scrip& Come in tp.d pt a couple wbJ1e they laid •1. -:-. SPRING'S ~RKET AND SANTA ClARA -.!60 .246 .!44 11 .%20 Jt .211 • .. . oee 1 •• 1 .083 o· .000 SAN JOSE rAINT I WAUIAf'ER CO. 112 South Second ColvmW. 2J --==========ARROW TIES-=-:=====::::!! DIRECTO-RY CIVIC AUD. llos Ottloe Opa Dall7 1:10 ......... ... Jlrleell •u•. fl.H, •u•. •u•. •u• (Tu JDtiladed) G5 SKATING STARS-COMPANY OF 100 ONB OP ARROW'S sTYLB SCOUTSJ. a1iDolt ~ hla telac:ope whalhe •• the riot of well· bred stripe~ u ·me Healey repaa iQ BnsJ•nd. He cauabt che oat _plaoe back ancl' •oon bad aome brand new p&tterns baaed on ch .. cool, aummery Bngliab IUipes; patterns which were · prompdy puc iDeo a auperb Jine Of Aziow tiel. Por the periect aummer ~ of wrinkfe-reaiataot wooJ.. rayon fabric, buy an Anow -Henley todayl Juat fl, -•. ARROW SHIRTS and TIES :1 - _u N D f ~ W l A~ • - H t, r,[_, • I " 1 H II i • o , >' < l • 1 • -, H! ~ 1 j ' •"' 

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