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State College Times, March 13, 1934

State College Times, March 3, 1932

oses f Cant ico  ',lea 1 \ I !" ' spa stLE  OF LA TORRE STARTS THIS  AFTERNOON ON THE  FIELD. SIGN (I, FOR A COPY OF THE N oNDER-KI, YEARBOOK NOW!!  ;Ora State College Times A L LRAL COLLEGE UBLICAT ON STATE COLLEGE TIMES,  EMI/A NI 1 REF! 1932 San Jose State Couple Times Extra vit.;  (.A >1.f.F.GE TimEs. 1,1) ). 11 3. 1932. lovies To Be Taken of Bums and Co-eds in Costume Friday sembly To Begin festivities of Day Dedicated to Bums flES1 St TT SPONSOREB !test  sP1111)1 GRAS rile ToRRE ,entrating the annual Spardi elttirations to one day this aAtealliVe board decided 'Pe success of the affair I he tiriater front  the emi-tter'. custom of the annual  N:,  originated the na, Chestnutt  as a rfil source of snapshots for p.iges that make an an-.. suci cssf ul. elodem Carried On  ...dat  had been .  s. Itewit  ['or-_ nio.1 ..tudent  lualY frvned the hien the follow-, fr. uhile Jim Tonnes*, he,  ',Of. again sponsored  th. Chairman NOTI( ETHE sl' ARO! GRAS DANCE %%1111 11 IS to BE GIVEN HI' Ls "IMRE SI a (et LOCK IN THE  W OMEN'S  1,111 IS NOT  TO % NI S \No E. E %It LSI 1.11.t.111E, 1 N. St 11. E1EVI : 1,1e(iN et SBNIKE.  General  Chairman of the Spardi Gra, affair. Noon Dance  "Bean Feed" Will  Be Feature of 1932 Bum's Celebration Western Newsreel Photos To Be Run at Coast Theatres The luckiest hums within mac, ricruRES TAKES1 OF BUMS  ritil(s  of San  Jose will  be those at -W11.1.  Stl()%1'  DOWNTOWN  tending college on Friday, AT 'AMERICAN" 4, for the annual Somali Gras will , he celebrated then in a way that sill fulfill the fondest dreams of the hungriest hum. Ilie feed will not  he too far along in the program. to tease the app..tite to Ilie fardishing but m ill be about in the middle. just far enough along  to keep in-teri.st Th. thousand bums will turn quite high hal, however, for ft.,. r..at  beans  wilt ha. ,hen he put  Leon Wartnk- opt  oi twin% .1 112.1...  1., feature of the Spardi Gros, when  ,na- of the annual custom- maigc, ,t, tlo .d, ol, m lo ie esers bum may indulge 10 his John Horning.  with!1,,.1,,, ,a, hest! a eapecityor  fl On& 11,, of 1- year's celebra-   r Wal'Ill ' 111.1111 1 Spardi Gras resits.-  voi, ve.ir.. Although the 1932 .n.1 down the entire coast. I, ration is not as extensive in "11`"''. as Women7, to be Given  Th.. best eostomes gets the liest .11.1 a half s 1,1 sstll :Jot, pteture. Pictures of the noon Western News Reel Co. fortieS Fralas  noon to take  pictures of Ithe Somali Gras fectivities. The  pictiita., taken. along willi  thos( of Ca.,. Mani]  dedicating the alea's (ism will  lie shown at lite American Theatre, Saturday, Sun-day and Monday,  rttli,  ftth and  7th of March. tnion the  sten. of the  Atorris !.. int, fled enjoyment for " tes etelitortime  imike its boss, and -If 1. I'l I N 1,1 GOA, IlanCe will also be taken l'riday. pass into 111.0 ..1.1iion which em is Ilic 1;aall of the one -A.-11 ., Festival ,  hisaid, Ai it, ans thei li.e. with phis  that mill lie presented at il,' l .ta success of the , ri Student Body Dance 11 111`.11,1 10-.011111', 11111.1", 111;111 SI. il",11 181'.1s tot Alareli  I. , "If Men Played  Cards  the form of latimle  loaf. coffee  and Al mem the Newsreel will take ma'am, hot Freneh rolls and but-  picture, of all those in appropri-ter. all,1 chocolate-frosted cup'  ate  costumes.  'rhree girls and cake, If the bums tire mit too hoys in the hest costumes will be os.dmhelmed by this  feed,  they' picked and special pictures taken mill proceed to the field and in- of them.  ,a judge front a store lids, in sports. idownhiwa mill act  as judge. So the bean feed that will  be Everyone  in costume will be Iman feed with ruffles. will lie the filmed. See yourself  as others see sam, at the Arneriran Theatre, Saturday. Sunday and Monday, along with Gov. Itolph.  This is a wonderful scoop for Sim Jose State. The  film will be shown in prominent  theaters up prow:oh last y'ear. the Ex- mill be fin. Players iaintributio, Iteer,1 to have a' in ills sp J11 oof Nears. Held Friday Evening , that will  aii to make this year's ts felt  that preparation for . , one act f ,r,... Nlim Sponsored by La TOr're ,-,1,,liration this year,11 Gras a site((ss. The ph., s,..11:r1,tit,,:atilitt,t,gesxviams,;(07re,;tm-oremileaf.  and Richard layer will Th(  La Torre dance whieli is son eliarge.  1.1..1111 Fren.11, .111.1 Cr , take paid. Mr. Mcniliathall 111/ill 1,, (uintinate the many Spardi trl tr,d,11': Ili,.  die...ding. Rehearsals  for this liras activities  in a blaze of ntors. production have already started. Friths' evening. has as its thew, ondtlio  rayitlity with whirl'  the of decor:Ilion the divisions into noi as lex. pl.,.  i tektite form !atom.% that a which  the year-book is divided. 'rite plans have been prepar...1 dist  st,e.  ,,,,1 .411, ele,:,,nt, r I"'"'I 1°14.  " gee"' with  the desire  in mind of Main intensified en - I "f " ' - 1' I  -1' FoRGET,  GIRLS.  A tattling the high degree of artistry r State  rtvelirs '!   '"H-' ri)t-NT.IN itEN '11) mhich  is traditional  with 1... les.   f- th, nu.; 'MO IN THE MosT  sp Turre, Ho. ,!, .1  ,,,d pip  Hatt  VIT.: COSTUME F'111- To further proviih  a pleasant evening  for State  students, an  ... ia asseult,b /nun iireittl.  is s,11...lill,,1 pre., or 1, ' al 3,3a. a field dancing 111.11111,r,-. 111 '1' THE  FIFTEEN III'S- elaborate  system of checking ad.  fro' to 1:15, and a flanry  Bill.  11,,  terror of the  11111-.110  GUMS ForKTEF.N  HUN- mission has been worked out intintiuniet. :no c,lork, son rumpus. has ,arereil to distil:is' his DREO  AND  NINETa'-NINE  ARE winreby it is hoped  that sem-kr highlights  of the. ferocits trepilliil in ENPEcTED TO RE IN COS- blance to a college dance can be beard' Gras. 1 T1 ME! maintained. . the typical Posaress fals..tde a-pitting  ine (naracter rotes. (to an eually excellent picee of work,  and minor roles  are well  carried by Carl Palmer and 11h -h-ard Sanders. The play is directed  by Law-rence Mendenhall, and  tinder  his capable handling many execellent stage effects hav(  been  entered. Rhodes, who WeS  editor  of the Times (luring last year, is an English  mejor,  and has  done con  siderable work on the college exposition  of a proposal is one  of the nmet effective arguments that can be made  for it. The success of San Jose State in this matter rests with the ability and peeper -(Ilion of Ferdinand Pella, debating on a college platform for the first time. Undoubtedly the Tigers will have plenty  to say against Palle's  proposition. Philip  Chamberlain. the sage of Los Alto', is expected  to enter  the fray.  Chamberlain is Saet I tall, )1J  IW(A, 1i dtlp11.1, fir fallj ,' Cele ,, Ulcer. e confident ,, action to end our sis-outing our obilities of mization as ..ar members, oe past." , Members Hal. of I, i . Kenna Sigma _01.1,e All  c . ,. pi.  slitent;  Mar-T vr, ..,. president; ItettY publications and in literary clubs. adept at extemporaneous speak-Lsecrelei s . Mrs. Dell  Wor- .__ --Alb --- ing,  and  if he has  prepared on the II*" h"' s Puckett), trees-111.1'.. St,  \sad McCormack . subject sufficiently, he should Freeland's  Office  Desires give a convincingly, good  account  Asada W.tlerepoon), re- rtf himself. A great deal depends II.; Milri!"' Ifies, custodian; To Locate Students on the refutation of both Chant -/14n Stem er1, sergeant-4' berlain and  Palle. In order In gel a taste of what  I,!,','',  inelude Ger- is coming to them the  debaters "I I 1:  presented their  plan to the ten ,,,,  " . .. Marlon Tow. 14...,iiir  -I. Nlarion Ities, o'clock economics section  this rimming. The  class, itself, made Ilelen Stewart, ' 'i I:  itp  the  negative, with Dr.  Poytress ,31 s. Betty Hickey, iSmirai,,Iih. lillt, . . Winifred Mar-  as captain of the  sttarkers. It B; well known that Ihe ideas  of the 1,11,1111 !Hauling, NSialtiiir,i,),:: ,,'  all.,:irninni!:17o8ohd: affirmative received a thorough - . u, :',.  1,, i !rude Owler, baptism of fire. If the plan with-,.':'  N I   Helen Oglevie, stood  the ordeal, it ought to have  11 tee AllAri. a good chance of standing the at-, Will the following people see  Dr. Freeland in his °Mee during the hours of 11-12 any daY. a% soon as possible? It is about  student teaching,  mut the students are urged to go to the office, in front of the Little Theatre, im-mediately.  Coda Alldert, Martha Berle I.. Harris, Ruth Nf. Heath, Lily Nfattei, Father Miller, Myra Noble, Nfiriam O'Keefe, Ruth Sanders, and Anna 1). Vargat lark et Stockton. and a voile of air. It does  not carry described an and is particle of nature. The Neutron  was located half way between electricity, the ulti-mate substance of the world. and helium, the simplest  element built up of electricity. It is an embryonic form of matter. grow-ing, but  nnt yet  born.  Durin  Chadwick's  experitncnt, photographs were obtained of atomic collisions. Two  particles would smIdenly shoot  off through space without  nay tracks cation: electrii as an (harge ultimate oxygen or nitrogen. Neutrons are  so penetrating and elusive because they have no electric charge. The  Neutron consists (if a proton and  an ebc-Iron bound  closely tog..ther. ADVICE FOR  CO-EDS t,--STI DEM BODY  NOMINATIONS Full CHAIRMAN OF STUDENT AFFAIRS. FORENSICS MANAGER, AND MUSIC MANAGER AI ASSENIBLY. MARCH \, F s  Fa Wing  ilah' Calfirin Students Mass in Bums Professor, Is . N. Wing  Mah,  Chinese pro-s'''.  Costume for Celebration Shanghai  crisis  at 4:00  o'clock 'ersity of California, spoke  on ir of Political Science in the Of Fifth S. J. Spardi Gras beatre. nesdity afternoon, in the Lit- - ofessor Mah, who has a Mas- Feed  for  Funniest La Torre Sponsors.Spardi Noon Dance To Be and a Doctor's  degree front Gras Dance Tonight 'ornia, and a Bachelor's frotn ois,  is probably one of the Faces Features Fifth Filmed; Prize for ern questions in the United Annual Spardi Gras Best Garb  Offered authoritative students of Fat s today.  Nfah, whose appearance was sponsored by Sigma  ta Alpha, Mr. William  Poy-and Dr. Kuntz, sPoke  in a nating  manner, showing  a insight into world affairs, a refreshing sense of humor. . Mall was born June 4, 1895. inton. Ile received his early  ation there, but came  to the States for his university  graduate  work.  Recently  he Visiting  Professor  at Califor-College, at l'eiping, China, was closely associated with :hinese Nationa  Government inking in the work of recon-lion. mi his rather unique posil-is keeti student  of Oriental . ith Yancy  Williams as elmirman. TAMALE LOAF, ROLLS. I ShEs I'll 11 HE:  TO HE SHOWN .tT  %oil present the Student laals  AND COFFEE  SERVED AT TIIREE-THIRTV dance in a unique manner; th,. I'llAIS 01 It01.1'11 allf.. 1NIEfIll N St ITH decorations being  in keeping with this year's La Torre. al which  Complete picture,. 1, ith sound lime lite  theme uf the  annual will, effect,. ,,r  the Slate college Spardi be revealed. , Gras Fest,.  ities mill  he shit..  n lit alas Lenz's  orchestra will  fur.: is,. 1..s r.tid,-,,,,, Theatre on nish delightful must,-  for lh, 'Saturdaj. Sunda.. Monday and event, and a special vocalist  will Tuesday. and at the  .tmerican on be featured.during the evening. 'Saturday. ,anda>. and  Aloodav.  Favors, a thing  very unusual The., pi,liar,, ssill tralel all  for a Student Body (Imre. mill oer the Pacific Coast to theatres he given  to those  attending. in different cities ion the Fox. N. This promises to lie a jolly  T. s.,  Keith. and W. N. R. circuits..  I'Venl. and is in connection mit!'  The  Western Nem s Keel Com-La Torre's burn's day. pany mill  take the movies for ohe Committees have been working tmerican Theater and N. T. S. cir-;meted China with a depth Occidental affairs, Dr.  Nfah walk  will  j,,tarno to the Spartan hard ii, rnake this a big tieta,,, cuits.  while State  College equino.  to field where IlleY mill witness the and a hljge ,TrOl  fl is ;11111,11,.,1,1 , mtflt N ill 111, used in securing  the ttemrstiantling  no/ given Spartan Spirit's victory over such picture, for Fox, accordine to a _ trifles ali hundred yard dashes  . _ _ two hundred and twetiO  yard  Nominations Tuesday ,svp,  inerei:, taonLoyanclemh,:net min:d, ei et,o  iil line. i School Buys House da'hes' "e red'. '1'"I"'s' I"'" Ithl' For S. B. Offices being shoun  uith the  Arlin,  and r Soecial Matinee of dashesad itiflmitim. Iteques, for special  excnts  may be left al Gable Octures at the local  thea-the "Times- olliec  If the requests! At the  regu.1ar  Tuesdaj assem- tees. and for thi, rea,on um se "Romeo and Juliet" are numerous em,ii,li the writcr  blv on March 8. at ii mel.,.-1,. ,aen 1,3 thousands of San Jo,eati... The old :wiry glum. of "Eat the Ileans" will he featured. at the Spardi Gras orp alt. afternoon. Thousands  of hunzrs itinerants will do battle  math huge plates of the bane or rather  heart of every  soldier's  nightmare. The commissariat will  also contain coffee wali real cream, cakes  with genuine 1.11,,colalt, ic-ing, and imitation Freneh rolls. As a special treat, butter  -sill be served with esery roll.  After  this huge feed,  Bios., who :ire able 1,, may condescend .1. the four-teen mile dash.  'fixing the outstanding (mai-' San Jose Players  present.. Participants in the Gras of "Romeo and Juliet,"  San are consoled the fo,1 thd  nominations be made U.r Alt  au. tome au, Chairman of Student  Affairs.  irie Nems he on the carnal-ensit's Beltresentallse. 111.1  Mr"  ...Oh camera,. uhde the Mercury  Itepresentative. All (las,. will! "figh School has arranged  for feast will he scri'd ,1,1-irts'  111 i ramerann o, orroie at .1..soi . oe 111111S1'11  (or llliN ASSc111111, . ' dal  matinee  to bc given for 11 to Henn shots of the eel. hration.  udents on the afternoon  of does not macre,' in , onsuming 1,. ,..T.drung,., wii,,d, ,,,,,,,, wrii. . ..at program. and at sone who After llie noorninalioons a ione-aCt !hope  adjudged u innera in In -t 18. two plates of the afoorconcntiooned ' len. lov lia%moonol Illeoile,.  pro  sio lithe, Conte., for the hear ens-, play is being recognized 11S 1. aliment will  1.,. no Spertan dent of din Einalisii Club, will 1,, Wine,. ' 111 ba, Venally photo--0 lost ambitious that San Jose, rs have ever undertake', the lines of staging 1,1111 ei, Noon Dance to Take Place etirmeister.ni,t,...1.1,  :,r.1,1sis is,..rt,Idewesiii.c..:::,..1 .::::ahonhedii. presentation  of the plas on the Judges in this contest will he orning, Leon Wurmke.  ng,  and because of the fem., at 12:15 Today a priVale allilicilee %wilt. li,:a :1;a::. kac Lindsay. g as well as acting and ,.,!,,.,1  when it m.,,,, pl,,,,,,,,1  bef,,,, flak Vszt.. Georne Greenleaf. and that are left, the high school! uled the matinee to acconi- Vagabonds ' mt. 1,11, s 1'1,1 te their students. other,  oof tin,: oik, ,,. II ,.o, too Costuming Authentic ' 111,1:writing .11,111,,,f .. ti..,..p,,...  costumes  for the play are orch.,11-a 1/1111vr 1110 Whin  a Ira, 44,e,' ;;N.. ". .'.....77'.':::N::.::.:.:...-::.  ENTEvt?J.N.P44tENT g.: ntic for  the period, and rs have spared no expense 1111Y  maim uring gorgeous replicas of Al 12:45 Ihr '1""wrrs will eras, los Wolfe. liegintuag ..t 14:15 Fri-WAL L.OP/---their ler, sit-Imre:di  indulgenee othes of Romeo's time. that the oili, eil opening  of La se will be in contrast with Torre sales might  be ormaiiiined. lack velvet drops and the al set that has been built ally for the production.  4.--on's First Sport Vance Given by D. T. O. Rhythm of a ten-piece bandfuturistic lightingbeautiful sur-roundingsWhat  a (feriae! What a dance!! The D. T. (l.'s are presenting their  annual Sport Dance  on Sat  tirday evening, March  12. al the Belle Monti Country Club. Sport Dance As a fit opening  (if the sport  season. the Della Theta Omega fraternity haa planned  one of the most completely enjoyable affairs Neu. in their history. A popular ten -to the point  of collision, the piece band from the Stanford  tenni seeming to appear out of farm will provide  the mush-. and the void  and suddenly give a trc-a committee working under Hugh mendous dash toward an atom of Gillie, has designed unique light-ing effects for the spacious social hall of the country club. Bids on Sale  One of the features of the dance ix the unique bid which carries out the sport motif. Bids are now on sale by the members of the fraternity. and since only one The  "ideal girl" today leads the hundred invitations  are being is- fancy-dress hall, is popular,  is five Don't be wicked. says  n modern sued it is wise that bids be pur-  feet three inches tall.  weighs HO. moralist, hut on the other hand, chased at once froM the fraternity has  hazel eyes and brunette  hair. Look to your diet, girls! Examination Scheduie Revised by Joe Wes.  Static to the Faculty: In order to free Friday after-noon, Starch 25, for those who wish to observe Good Friday, we are revising the examination schedule as follows: Classes meeting  at 8 o'clock Ittestlav and Thursday. will be examined at the last regular meet-ing the class, Tuesday, March 22. Classes meeting at 2 o'clock. Tuesday and Thursday. will he exallailit,,1 al the last regular meet-ing of the  class, Tuesday,  March 22. Difficulties or conflicts caused by this ehange should be reported at once. ItrilrfitUrS who have classes at the above hours should announee this change to their students al the next class meeting. JOE H. WEST, . Acting Registrar. THE IDEAL GIRL tion't be too  goodbe normal. members. Fox Nnw Edward G. Robinson  "THE HATCHET MAN" with 1.011ErrA YOUNG ! s "IADIES of the JURY" EDNA \ 1,11vEtt imsco vri:s  SAN JOSE'S GREATF-ST SHOWS! Fox WEIT  MAUI' 11-1FAIREO P 4,0   

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