"111E MORE THE MERRIER" IS Morro Folt

\las 1 it,,,ii, Count, Ei obation Vierra, ’Cal’ Kirby ,;.,, .. , ,,.. ,........, so, .... ,,..... , spcuk at ,,,,,.. Trot- Mary Jones Makes Plans

SERIES IS SPONSORED In ,i I II E PRESENT , lers today at 110011. Mr. Watson,

ENTHUSIASTIC LOCAL Bland Memorial Library i I ELI) GIRLS ARE %SEED To BE »110 taus been connected with the INFORNIAL AT THEIR ...linty court for several years has

Trip To Be Held

on Ma, IL

211.

San 3lose

ftir Tolirgr Tintr,9 A LIBERAL COLLEGE PUBLICATION

\ I I’ COLLEGE TIMES, WEDNESI)AV, Al’1411. 27, 1932

Players Preaent "Sil-

ver Cord" Thursday

and Friday.

,xclusive Co-eds’ Jinx Is Tonight rot* On .Stadium Slated To Start June Corporation Globe Trotters Will Hear State Radio Program Max Watson Today Be Responsible at Noon to Feature Dorothy . for Bid-Letting

/ Co-eds Return To Their Childhoods

for Annual Jinx

in Union Fund Used hol a great deal of experience GET-TOGETHER whirh he can draw material

XIER( HANTS Was Dedicated San Jose Civic Series

continues with the third program featuring San Jose State CoHegel Henry Meade Bland memorial

FOR ft RF FOR 1,,,,i__schajl is one of the most Nhisie and Speed’ Arts talent. !library was dedicated SaturdayTHE FIELD essjng problems of the modern Cal Kirl,N and Dorothy the 80th birthday anniversary of for new 1525,000 sm.iety. It is expected that Mr. students of Mr. Laurence Men.

mdl go under construe- Watson will go in some detail denhall’s interpretative readin ginning June I. vdll he let mlo the intricacies uf this work class, will head the program. sick .ifIer the incorpora 1th v,hicli lie is connected. Cal Kirby will read "Bath -the Jose State College rooms" and "How To Watch Am-alie,’ This organization

lion Bridge." Dorothy Vierra

To RAISE i h.. talk. l’he questionafter

is or Mr. Minssen, ehair Kersey To Remain as h.. kV. MacQuarrie, Niel

give tsso of Browning’s short i.o1.1111.

21, H. I.. MeDunald, Dr. P State Education Head other announcements of inter-orson, John I.. Horning. and

Saturday

Ldwin Markham, al the Markham home on South Eighth street.

The collection consists of pic-tures. books and manuscripts that ,ere the work and property of the late Dr. Illand. Purchase of ihein was made through the et forts of the San Jose and the Markham Poetry clubs, aided by ,.adributions of other organiza

Warnike. !est to the college :11111 ille eoils- lions.

It takes a great amount of munitN will be made bY Leon Frontier Optimism new stmlhiiii will be I"- stamina to turn down a tendlioti-i Wartlike, announcer of the series. lir. Raymond Barry. head of

111 1111. property owned by sand dollar position in order to! English department of San the half hour program goes on Iln’ le just south of the present .1..... Srde college. was the speak -Ind football field (Spartan

stick to one of the thousand. ’hi. ii. al 8::lit, Station KQW, San sue}, W:11i 111V all i011 taken by j(,.. "lies,. .,.j.., ,"ged 1, ,, ,,f II,. da, Ile spoke mainly of

The design of the stadi Vierling Kersey, Slide Superin-I, mr. 1..... p. iii.ii,,, rt. von. 1 I.. -fro,t ler optimism" that II eliminate a teack. bolt 1,.,1,.1 f istibli,. 1sinietion,1,,,r,,,I in,. tin. smi .1,, Ch..,1,...11,1", it 1-1,11 the late poet houre-rovidc ideal football con , . ...lei, .ie wa. ottered the position! A. coin’im.n.t, ,,m. is.it,..ntind. ate .,f i d,fornia; . boll, f"r Ill" PlaYer and of Superintendent of Long Iteactil;,,. .. Mr.. 1...endolyn Brooks Penni-sialors. Foremost engin- sd,i, io ii. s1 f ,,, th,i., , Nit ollered suggestions for ,,,,i pri. ,.,,,..

1141t111.1. i 114111 4111111i. tit 1111 Laurence Mendenhall Is nit of the stadium in reta-il.. sun. ..t to, 1.1.’ lent li,1, official, hope to Featured Reader at for the turf through th.it i.t

cried arise among the slit- Women’s Club win lie borrowed " markham Interested in Stale Eduratiun

Ire The said isirporation Iserse is iritcriodiil in slid,. l’’’’’ i n’1"‘ ’’’."1" I’m."’ ’ i . Nlionleilli.ill, instructor in ! in trust Student Bode i do. :iiiiiii ;mil iris si.iiiiii .,,,,,:ii

iiiiisioleols liosiiril the lictliriniiit SI" ".1’ Arl’’ ’I’d ’1"."1"1. "il ""4 . .iii Ilion has Illiatust the ,d- rdii, Ation. ’I he 1,,,r,1 of edo. ’" 1 l’I"‘‘ lit."’ ’’t SI’le ^a". ’"’

,,, 1..0ws, ,a12.000 t caii, ,.;,t., iis,, ,.,,, t it., ,.,,Iii. eseellent interpret,iti% e 11,01111

1,1t.1 .1 Building and Loan. ,ii,ii that he inteiid, i,. foals, ..,,,,_;"1 .\- A- MI"’’’ .11irl’el "’I to sm Jose l’arific Build. intuitions to edne,tion. and: \’’’’ - 1" ’ s’n’ll ’’’1""1"1,Mr"ul’

,,, ,, f,,,. 1,,,’ 4 ititeres,ed le,mhers of Ine Sao ti,.,, ,,g...iii Via, ,, ,I1,,,. I ,, Parr To Have I.ead

’ .1-.. \’,,,,,,,’, Clot,. and others I,iin s..i.,, innii.,,,,..1 in tin. Iiii : appeared in -1.inly Wil,1,,, ., . ,. -. \

1.1 1.41r1.. W11111 ILIIS 111’111 SIIii

...,1 1..1 1,,,m..1 mr. Ni,,,nicntwit ran- and "1-lotise I’m I, - , I., !Ft’ 114 i’l., 4 1-.1. unoluctions for the

kalll’141 l!Y Sall Jos!’ i’la,l’s last three years, is to be seen in

1 Ti,:ultural Meet Will Be Held at ; ..el before.

mr. ii..ii,1011,,,i1 use, ,, ny, \shell they present "The Siker the role ()I the egocentric niother

technique in Mterpretation by "1’1" in tilii (:"11"gr Lit’’’. Thea",1who has sacrifice,’ lier entire life San Jose State This Week-end ,,,,,,i, ..f keePillg himself seeY .1" "" Aln’il

28 ""d 2". I for her ebildren mot expects thiern

iiiiieli out of die picture; even to NIrs. Gillis is remembered by

I t,. sarrillee theirs for her stills-th i,,I f ’,Ming ,Iwn which theatregoers in San .1,ise for her! bei.

interpretations in Ilic leading, ’ ’1°n’ ,. ... di be an Agricultural M., I I. .1 rophies will be pre is lather timisiiiil. Ile reads in a Rarely does a nioilern author

li ri, Illis Satueilay spill. ’,col,’ ii, Ili, , Inning tcilIll rill good subdued tone. In tills nitin. roles of previous San .fose I’loy-

lo Ito. Industrial Arts mid lea, 1.. the siieressful indi%iiIiiiils ner lie is quite successful in

ers’ successes, and titidoubtedly

.1,,,L;iiig of beef and sheep ssil holding his audience. will iluplieate her past perform-ances in Sidney ’Inward’s grip -

Tonight! Ah, the women reign

suprenie for a few short hours.

What, you haven’t heard? The

Women’s Jinx, an annual affair,

sponsored by the Associated Wo-

men Students of the college is

being held tonight in the wo-nien’s gymnasium at eight

The motive for the evening be-ing a Kid l’arty. This is a chance for every co-ed to become ac-quainted in a more informal and amusing manner. Women stu-dents who have attended the pre-vious parties are assured of a de-lightful evening, and invitations, not being formal, all girls are perfectly welcome. "The more the merrier," as the old saying goes, is the motto for this year’s Jinx.

General ChairmanNliss Alary

irei imi of the Markham ’haws’ ha% "’Handle" w"rking hard to make this one of the most Poen chairman of tbe

A sh,,, ,,Th, man successful "stag" tiarlies in his -

\Vol, 11.,, Today" was given I"rY 1,, \im, Crever. All girls are urged to 11011 their

I he r address was de- ronmers mid tliscartl the limy

lo Carl flidlidaN. friends for an evening of real en-

St.de lertainmeni.

"Silver Cord" Will Be Presented by

San Jose Players Thursday and Friday

I Ilie remainder th, lies the 11

’ ordillarS 111.10,11. .1.111,1

Hollister, King City rosier h. Iterryessa; dairy

V ,,, Hill, Live Oak cattle at the American Dairy.

s.,i ,s Union, Santa Cruz The judges are to be Foster,

Vat, mille Union. Jacobs, Werner, Jameson, Nelson,

be the semi-final ag- Aspenwall, Leach. and liyerraft.

rid nivel, the two winners The meet begins at the college

eontest will go on to al nine o’clock. Saturday, the thir-

A ...eet in San Luis Obispo, tieth. Order YOUR La Torre

write a play that has such a uni-

versal appeal, and as a result it was an instantaneous success

ping drama of misdirected moth- throughout the country where it

er’s love. Hugh and Viola

Playing opposite Mrs. Gillis in the role of David will be Hugh Gillis, director of Players. who is appearing for the first time in one of his own productions. Gillis has

established a record in California looking forward to their presen-

for artistic and appreciative ren. tation.

ditions of stage successes of all Other veteran members of San

times and his first venture intii the Jose Players who are included in

acting field is bring expectantly the cast are Howard Nelson, Het-

awaited. en Pearce and Edith Buasso.

was called back again and again

for further performances by peo-

ple who had seen it several times

already.

Players are the first to produce

Howard’s success in San Jose and

local patrons of the drama are

*It

However, I am going to s... "Silver Cord" Thursday night and see for myself just how the -1thisers" will handle such a del-

. ale affair, and I ant sure that the audience along with nic will voice their disapproval of such a 1.razen play. albiet well written. ’s I said last twei.k. our morals

ideals are being molded here at rollege and we should take il upon ourselves to avoid all influ-ences which might tend to lower our standards.

In closing. I should like to make raw erN encouraging remark. and that is eonierning the Costnme Ball held last Saturday night. I was there from nine o’clock until twelve, which is a sufficient amount of time one should spend on dancing, and during that entire three hours. I never once saw anything whieh was not above criticism. The costumes were all of sufficient length and thickness and I never saw any undue expos-ure of anatomies. I feel encour-aged to see that students think of such things and act accordingly.

!The spiritual emotions of chil-dren should be cultivated at the same time as their intellectual and physical growth, according to Dr. I.eon W. Goldrich, director of the Bureau of Child Guidance of the United Mates Department of Educa ti on.

Communication

11.1i tor The Times: Dear Sir:

Ite your editorial last Tuesday, Libelled "These Pessinistie Philo-

I wonder if the writer cif that editorial ever considered that those young intellectuals whol deemed themselves "too clever to believe in God" were at one time, even as you and merely slightly dubious about the matter . . . and that they didn’t reach their conclusions without a searing in-ward struggle . . . and that their "cleverness" is tnerely a pose to hide the hurt their belief has given them.

For about nineteen hundred years Religion went its own course, declared itself "untouch-able," and forbade any question-ing of its origins or precepts. Then Progress. Science, and In-dustrialism stepped in and raised some questions that forced think-ing on the unwilling guardians of

The statement has been made ,

anything that can’t stand the spot-light of Reason doesn’t de-serve to exist. Under this light. the face of Religion has showed up heavily encrusted with pow-der and seamed with the lines and furrows of dissoluteness . . . to some eyes. Other eyes see there a fine and benignant counten-ance . . . the face of one who has seen Life and been softened rather than embittered by it.

How we see her face in the spotlight of Reason depends on how we look at Life.

But I still maintain that if Re-ligion cannot stand that revealing

Do You Travel?

probably tii, iii..st I haven for birds in this vicinits is

I Paradise Valley. near atorgai

. Here in one day have beet

leounted over sisls different sm.

cies of ft.:Micro i

Everything from great white kiti.s

! to red-headed grossbeaks ant

hummingbirds have been found it

this natural aviary. But that is not the onls attrac-

tion of this wonderful vanes

tucked away amid the hills,

There are little creeks winding in

and out. Green backs with soft

grass and clinging moss, ideal

camping or pienieing spots. If you don’t wish to slop or

take a lunch with you there are many scenic drives through the

valley, a number of them leading over the mountains to the sea. And yet, as you pass through this little valley you tire bound to no-tice its loveliness. and the mem-ory of such a beautiful spot will linger long with all who see the valley of "beautiful birds." 4--

Even Mahatma Gandhi is re-ceiving medalsand what’s more. he is the first recipient of thist eertain one. The Comintinity,’ liiirch of New York awarded

their first bronze 10 dear .L.1 Slahatma for "the oustantling religious service in the world during 1931."

And to make a goo,’ lob of it.’ Dr John Hones Holtut.s cotn-

CommunicatiGn

Contradicting a statement math

in the Times last Friths 0111

might replyThe Queen conies

as organized did not prove finial,.

eessful. II was not a money-mak

1.1_ scheme, and if it had (if been

olorc Money would have made its

Appelirance.

In order to carry 011 :1 tradi-

tion, (*Veil through a depression,

.ittempls must be made through

s,irious experimentations to keep

the thing alive. The Costume

Ball, in order to become a tradi-

tion. of necessity. must be given

each year.

After all we are being educated

in order that we might apply ac-

quired material Ito a new prole

The Queen Contest as Car-

ried on this year was by no’ Means perfect in every detail, but after all it was a begin-ning. Profit from experience, be-ing a good mottonext year’s Qut.en Contest might, if times are improved as they should be, be carrier! on in an altogether different fashion. one vehieh will satisfy our would-be critics.

The cooperation of a number of organizations on the campus was given in such pleasing man-ner as to be deeply appreciated and further recognized.

As a matter of fact. all she th.nts here are members of one college. Son Jost. State, why not cooperafe thwart’ the rimmed.’

tbati Tot," *lair Cu tiviie zit

Ille,I. Ma, Scs..colte F.411.., A....elute Mao,

I! rr. 1

Associate FAiit, st ’.4.11

r’r;,t’lu’rektiL ,Iti, eireisismon Matau,..r

I’i.:;’ Times Of f ice ,,, .1 , . , NI,,,,

Dr. T. W. Margtro’::"!..W"le.:!.

1147.,:h(1.11A....1.7.cis to. ’

Published every

Faculty Advisor

19 N. PS:ndn’S..7.:.

Current Commen s ....intent

be ’ Xi. king" about the demi

passes through Congress. of the old adage -all gilts’. tO Nall" slightly altered to .11 hail e011ie 10 those %kilo a), tutiaiteif thei m

sas in, time be...tight Wand m.o.% limn%

1/1.11 11 \VIe.11.1 ’,rum \IN \ nue I.arson I fil(Ja

, for liti %%as indirretIN rc,p, ,,,11)114, tienth. A% stir dim!" der lo livr h .h. 1,1.;1

millet. eliairman. banded Mrs. welfare of all without being petty ga%e way. She I. h 1.,,,L

Gandhi s boy a few bouquets in . P - icrIcl,rHe ill tier e...., ...,, IN, following %,ords

____R H. dc.ol %%hen aid re..11, .1 11.1 .: . 1.1,1,111 PIO 1 N,,t1t,

1111,111:11,1arilly and outstanding l’or flit. first time in the !nom.% hark’. . . .

Hale Vagts, Editor

Peter Pouts

I Ebiturial tiagr rif #tatt Tollrgr Oimes I I 0,,

1.6.1’.114r

notieed with 0 great deaf ..

interest that the San Jose Plas ers are planning to give "sal,

Cord" this Thursday and nights. and being desirous .,

knowing exactly what tpt. pia) that group would offer to the students of this college, I read the play last Sunday. At the outset, I must 111111111 that the plas is a masterpiece of dramatics. and is worthy of production by such a high class outfit HS the Son Jose Players, but I do feel that it is a bit "Illattlre" for young stutlents to see. For the person like my-self, who has seen anti heartl im-proper performances, and who has inured himself to the depress-ing influences of such perform-ances, the "Silver Cord" is an ex-cellent piece of dramatics, but I feel personally that it is a bit "risque" and slightly demoraliz-ing for the young student who has not seen too much of life.

As an example of %that I mean, I should like to show you one bit of the play. Why. at the end of the first act, f:hristina. the lovely young wife of David announces to a mixed group tif people in the immediate family that she is go-ing to have a child. Now, I feel personalist that it is a very beau -I

liful and lovely thing to havol ithildren, and the upper levels of society such as we f11111 here at college should feel their respon-sibility in rearing families, but to mention such a delicate fact on a public stage before a mixed audi-ence seems to me slightly beyond the bounds of propriety. Thel Players haVe ilielins of know-I tug how many children might be then Religion has no busi- religious leader of 111j, ap. /.1 C011elje ID ale aildjoice to hyar. 111,1, lit.N, hertelf on a gullible a sAint Me order of St. Frin- productions men’s liartS wen. . 1.3""d" lind’. \I"r

1 1 II lj 11 ’1 ’t 1 t Is I I n tocoiliers r sec"’ 1111 oritiges !Tossed Hit

things. and am sure that th..... e ant len ng len., s an. o s os . , is . ell is own fe " are many students even here At this people begin to examine her simply in the Nailditoc tht 11.11,11,1 lir:1111:1W 11.0k

SInlit.thing On. "lege wh" w"uld I"’ s"nle"" Hild find fault with her make-up. id Lieitse. Zoreaster, Isaialt..le.as, part in the -pie st k mein. -la -en - hear ’Lich " ONE Ulm DoEsN’T KNow. N101Emirocd. MAI or 14.stin "

Agit, I,’ ’

th, These Pessimistic Philosophies ,1111 II ’,I,

"ISeall. keeps :1 1.1Sel’ll

Strangely 1111111 :Mil fair

.\11(1 iildS 11011.40 llOW 111:111 I v. dentine

gthist."

Thr iindrin., or seimpuntiiiwq. hay, !wet) pruacip.,i orten in the lit,’ ril% years by short-sighted college professors

\\ pased not to consider the effects that

these pssiniisitie philosophies might ha\ e

on Ili, impressionable int nlalities of stu-

dents. who, reading for the first time that

"life is but one dark hour, might take it

upon themselves to put into effect the

thinly veiled comments of these graveyard

philosophers tr.y ending their existences.

The age of the college freshman and

sophomore has been recognized by most

authorities its the most dangerous in the

life of the average human being, for it is

then. as young mentalities arc just begin-

ning to blossom into the light of true rea-soning power, and are for the first time

comprehending their actual status in life, that a word of misguidance may result in such dire consequences as this college has witnessed during the last month.

Into the lives of all college students come

I., Hods u hen we wonder if. "after all. it’s

really worth the struggle.- The more bril-

liant the student. the more acute the reac-

tion seems to lie. Times of diprt ssieti

come and leaxe 1111.ir niarks. and in flit

averagit cases do no lasting damage.

liul men and Wo111111 gia,\\ older. and as

the unsettled period passes Eft. stains

swteter and noir. completi lir elders

gaze into the past and laugh. \\ Oh a bit of

\yonder. al the probh ills \\ hielt in their

youth stirred their souls. They remember

the day the sweetheart married another:

the quarter that they were "rolled" from school for not studying. and their pleas and their re-entrance as we faced with these problems. revolving them desperately in our minds today look back on the days when we carried the neighbors’ fences blocks away on Ilallowe’en nights, and were taken to jail for hours that we might reform. We laugh, looking hack at those days. don’t we? ’Then might not we just

well laugh at our problems of today, knowing that tomorrow they will be cleared away like wisps of cloud, and that we will then be faced with new ’worries and joys?

aillectl. 1,. ,,

of the .1.gua shtiiiiie.ns:t in slew-.

, tournament, (mil,

But with the _

"Mr. Cathie, Is. that there a ill L. - connection ,0111, s_.. ente bridge totill.. coils. The loorn..t,

conducted on th, our annual open t for which 1111s N..., ‘1:01. eath prizes v.ere ever, Mr. C.1111.ierk’al .hust forgotten that %Ow, Sidney Lenz in r. ..nt ment in New lort. tt!.. openly admitted a s1.1. considerable size 111.11IC

Better look out. Hs.

world will be saying! "I,

Culbertson plasm.: co bridge, or is he playing eo

bridge,"

i A 1 i , oi 1 ! i.1 i im s, \\ 1 1)\1 ssiwc. ApItill, 27, 193’2

Kappa Pi, State Sorority, Finishes l’au Delta Phi Is Memorial To Dr. Henry Meade Bland Is Successful Rush Week With Formal Tea, Host To Alumni at Penned By Dr. Holliday One Year After Buffet Supper and a Formal Dinner Evening Gathering

the Death of the Beloved Poet-Laureate . _ HT (i) EDS AltE ei.EDGED Vocal Students Appear . ,, is, , 11,N I PON 11E1111 -1110N

DINNER Ill a public Reci,,,,i ’,Et’ 1, SER% El/ RY ’1111 Sappho Society Fetes AT PREYERENCE

Iul I I UNARY EXPERTS Rushees Last Week OE MEMORIAL

’ABRAM

OE GROt P

PAGE THREE

flie first affair of Phi Kappa

rush season was it formal

shot ii1 the honw of Miss’

len 14.1taniels in Willow Glen.

r Ihe home of Miss Addle

rts in Santa Clara, buffet

per V.111 111j0 01.. Recitations

dancing I.) Miss Roberts’

er pupils afforded enturtain-

t for the evening. A formal

r the San Jose Country

.hnt.

ord.., 1 (11 It La Torre

Appearing in a vocal rt.. Oat ca. _ . .. 1..pitho st.riet of lo.,,ali .111,..1. lirely pliasi,ed. to ilii imiliciire, Ille liglil, "f Ihe liOsli, lower Slate college entertained at a se-I we twilit nthiniiiii.nts. ina to the adsmiceil ’,111.1,111, td. Ilit. V,,- l’’’’."’ne’l IwiI41.11 Il."’"gl. II"’ /it, a delightful parties during, honor the past, but I,. iIISPire ale 1.1"111 ;IS .1 all bull’i I’lli 1.1,11’s I r"I d’I""in".1’ 1....1...’ 11.. Wall’ ri.., r, , ..,,,, .. , ; ’1114. rushing season villich has just future. We gather relics and lion id Miss Mmtrin,. .1 timps,,ii. ii., iii,ii,ii.’:iy.."";iL.1,’’’:."...."’’.’,1,.,1,:’ 1,,.,.,1 onnith.iol. on renitiN.i Al,o. iia mentoes and dedicate shrines added noire laiii..1. in Hien, ,ii. iii.rs kis. ....’..., " ’ .’7’."’’’ ’.. .. ,, .. ,i.i.h. h.ii iit iii, lin. ,,i. s., Girl posterity may be urged 1 i [max mktii. .xisait i o, a i read., good reputation. to 1.4 t ler thought and nobler lifD Imo students. raiMIN and’ Miss Barbara Waller on The AI,- , irdiaeli.s pail, b.,.teiribme,...11.41iiii. gathered to make and re- 1,. cd W.. PreServe Iki, hnIne a U 1111,Ill 11.111Ill’ell members of thr Shrkespeare. thy cottage or a ga,i three numbers, the lastl.in"’k’’ a’alluaillIall.’"- Enl’alain- facult, as mill as the rushee, il Burns. the Bilile of a fititenberg, "liopak." by Nlotissorgski, p,1. I "1’1’1 "l.’ i’ll"sPer’’’’l will’ I"- the sorority. In Ilie reeei,ing the dust or a Washington, not haps the most pleasing h. the au- tn.". and several ilonorlaln 11Ilcx-His 0,.. diiii. .,.i.i.’ lions ;Meeting Ihe future plans of

line WV,.. III.’ ..11k.TS a the ,., .- . OW Of idle curiosity, but in order the week which bon- dienre elY, the Misses Marie Delitias.1 that men in far distant days tirty

the 11,,leS Margaret Schnerr,i -in ihe Time ,,r lima," lanced. 1.,- Reid,. thy organization were considered. (4.i.iiidini. Christmas. tit.,tittine , slrive to emulate the work that mall, and a Schumann compost. Too premature for general ilis- s: ; 1.. 1 1 i norc Altairts, Kathryne Epp,,

lion, "Ich tirolle Night." eussion. the plans promise t he ..w"."1.". .iede Butler, Dorothy these immortal dead carried on in

tvn Williams. Gertrude Km- Turner and Alarjorie Crosby. and’ their day. Traditions are of value of extreme interest to all inen t tierbeat Miller, bass. sang with oterothy Jessop, Georgia Ila-nob-worth, interpretation "Langi

a’"" Mrs. William Walsh and only in that they give courage to students, as well as to the college r and Beth Pierson. as a whole.

Mrs. \Vitali’ Richardson. Miss lb,. future. Faciiits members present at the del taro Rene." by Seerhi; Helen Inininick and Mrs. Jay El -

Tau Delta Phi, as the oldest So tooday we are gathered to sirs ,,:yre Miss Meta Goldsmith. "Windinting." by Erans; and men’s honor organization 011 the der poured.

, 14.ni,a Fisher, Miss Gail "Dear 91e, Ye Winds and Waves," On Wednesday evening, April dedicate to those of our genera -

campus, has passed through an lion and to thme who shall come .ker and :Miss Luella FlayrS. by Handel. . interesting history. during the past Et. Miss Elizabeth Knorpp enter-

Th"t.th.e members Or PH Alice Dixon, statrano, pleaseti after us the relies of one who

seventeen years. Started on u hinted for the society at the beau -

pan Pi who were Present the attilienee v,.ttli the numbers, tiful home of her parents in (den .1 hese volumes, these papers. SIrI/Ve hCal’Illy in a good cause.

siteill scale (first broached as ;in i greet the guests Wflre 1.1.,..,1. I.,,,t, 1 Nri,m,or, CIIII IlriVe. COrlillge laM(Ille1S lif Milit.S I9orothy Mach’. 1,, Nlassaferral.,.. "tlit Liner l’ri-

idea under a tree in Alum Hoek inm,..n., .,,, in.,,,,,,,nted the guests din. in itwnim.ives; th,se pictures, may be of no great

ilrle Melon.% Donna Bridges., 1 , 11111, ;11.1. lo% (.1’1,4; 111111 ..11 . . ,. .. ’ SI/1,1k W1111 the voice of Power lo but they Park, it has continued to rise

:inn expand until ;it Ilie present Tv Lon taroth me Bulk ,11.,111., Wind.- 1,, l’alt-Smilh. were Miss Estelle lioisholt, Mrs. ii, I. today alai If . N-,,,i or to-to.tnery. Dorothy Cockrell. lime ils membership numbers .tp- c. it. mai. me,. snennin wil,..n. ii,,,,..,,,, ti, du ,i, iiii... mid, iiiii_

uth Sherburne. Marion tia..ev., group 11, songs willea were suite,. , ii, ii widriiiiir id,:dii hi,sti ,i.i.i.t. ...iiiaiii wiiish. ll 1 1:1"11’; 11"n".1.L. t,""l% "ve al 1"."’""ii.IV thirt"1"’ ""’". li Miss Nlarjorie Wiley and Nirs. strive to keep alive among man -

online Dortilterger. Ruth San+, mine e.eellentl, lo his voice. i.ii iiii. ii,.., id. iiii. 1.iiir,d, iii* "In Ellen IlancY. Eleanor Shen,. 1 t tin "prtferenye night" a formal brut expression.

kind Ihe gift of artistic and beau-

tlE,h1,1,. Appleby, Jean Byers, Vic., w,, ..,,,..n.i.ln.n.,. 1, iti.:,iinn,. oe ’’’’’’’’’I’’ in’ ""kl""ding "n1"1" Frida, night for during the past .

nil lirt-,.... Mildred Iturtner, g:o.,. , lo...,. , ob.., mimiwrs. ,,,,o.

Uth (;ilhe". ’Mil"’ II"ri’l"Y’ tierald Erwin. tenor, alsii gave den McDaniel. Mildred George. f..in. ,,,,...., nin.. i.,,iii.i.i,iii,. hirmet poinerov. Dor, 011 v ...1....... 1,, A...,,... pen, in,

woril. licitrire Konrad. 1.’" quo, ploasiii. .

By DB. 1-11i1. HOLLIDAY

six months the fraternil, Ihts . ’finer v’’’’’ ield al the 1.olonia i..iii. iid, man did indeed iiii.

eompletel, renovated its -Sam- house tat 1,trst. avenue. Corsage deiiviii, ii, iiii iiii, very thing. Ins

turn.- II., modernistic flnidiiiig, limuotiets of reit l’OSCS. III,. soror- writings ina, not !war the severe :mil furnishings would do credit 1 11" \’’.1. "H. given enci’ l’ule’l. lest of the eritical divining -rod:

1.. all ..l.1/I’Lll’ chili room. Item’ l’’’’llit nalnl’ers Present wt.." scholarship ma, not have been ...

Ahrop. Nina o s. i , .1. til. resting. and entertainment 1., ’i . . either brilliant or K0(0111141. 111-11

(T. t’irginia Williams. llrace kept indict" en, ia Me art-put:Ilion , ’re """li; t," All..ik ""..mb,"s’ .e."’". .,-Itril \11.- ’ ’11\ss.:.11.1.1errilii’,..i..h.T li. ’int"’ "is* this one thing he ilid:Iie Harriette Ilia rin,tiiii. ,liorittl,

0,. jean ii,,,. 1,nis Hip. Hint, with iii.i. sin,iii.., 4 r,ffir ,,,n,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,i .-;.,,, ..,T is rurnistieti ’ " 1 l’ini " .1" sun aroused in hundreds. perhaps in I I" I"’1"11"1. ‘0""g wmnen wl"’ thousands, such an interest. such rid, ii.d,i,rts, unit Atari,,,,. .. \ii,,,i. iini.iiiiiiniiii.. 1, \ ,,ii.ii.,:ii.’ for the use or all 1 ail 1)ella Phi’

Well. weer idedgcd 1" S"14)11° af tl"’ a desire. such a lore for niMilit, 1111’ 1...1o1,11111111, S11111,11.11111. .

1, oil weeks Tat’ "f ’a’"s"n wi’re lin’ 4,1 poetic expression as shall \sill Ims, studying NII.’"" li°11.twe.IL 1,)’’rfttlEY Prove lasting Mflutmet thriatal, tl., 1..,111.- 1,, 1., the , 111,11141’. F.111114. Fleming. Frances

f 11..10,1 1.11111i. Jane Nleads. art. on. iiiii

"’" ""aa. ’’""I ii"."11" Ni"r. those \silos’. ram, _

This EstablishmPnt 1,, a

JU pporter

State College limes It is Recommended kr Student Petronagy

i his is et iihrdrifirtipliir rept folitirl (tf

A Sign of the Times Placards similar to this Iri,e been distrib-

uted 10 111liSe Merril:110s III Sall Jose who

value student patronage highIN enough to

advertise in the Slate College T Imes.

Students will find il 1,, their advantage to

trade with these establishments. for they

have indicated a special desire to serve

student trade.

Go Where You’re Wanted Look in the windows for

Signs of the Times

1111 it i has !will laatli .1%.1,11L. S0111111111:4 111(111.U:11 IluIll-4. 1111. Who tillall

"r! Art Exhibit Will ;11111., Illt. 41\ 11.,, 1111’11 k, I.. .11 no. quarter.

Elle culminate, of last 1 . %, toreting rs t!.. set-, in, of

rl II, the h al. nil,’s I I". 11 "f 4.\111111111,’ ",f all, P.M loll, of

flirt mtist 1.4,’ Arl building. on April

1,m1 AsillemY Mel md ,1,-* I ill miser, "I I.-- "

,.f and portfolios on

’,bases of art \Oral, should Ite of great interest to stu-dents. The exhibit w ill be open

’Ilitirsda,. 28th. from 1!-.1111 to :ow. and on Fritla fr.,

Mato 5:110. TYPEWRITERS 1;1 \ I I. 1:F1’ 11Z1’.1.

lf

)1tuNA 1;1 MINGTON NDElt\’00D

Portable Typewriters

vpweriters from S20 to $60

Terms as low as SI.S0 per eek

Office Store Equipment Co. E. E. lit !..11 It

Telephone Ballard titi20

71-79 E. San Fernando

San Jose, Colif.

Be Hcld This Week

Order YOUR La Torre

Kinds of

Coffee Cakes And some of the very

best are only a nickel

apiVet just right for

a mid-afternoon snack.

Meyer’s Chatterton Bakery

221-213 S. Second Opposite W CA

motaritt gromy.

.1,%.,1,41 ..141,.II14t 11,1 All.

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Pre-Theological Group Will Meet on Thursday

There will be a meeting of the Pre -Theological group Thursday noon in room 1 of the II Wile -

Making building. This group in-cludes all students who are plan ning on or interested in religious or social service work of any kind. Speakers, who are ac-

quainted with the situations which are of interest to the grotIP will appear from time to lime to discuss the various fields of reli-

I . gious work with the students. 1 Two weeks ago Rev. Gould of

Ithe Cemgregatnonnl Church in San Jose met with the groin) in

. the absenee of Rev. Gardner of Burlingame who v.ill meet with the group this Thursday. These

’meetings are open to any student interested in coming.

1

PAGE FOUR STATE COLLEGE TIMES, WEDNESDAY. Al’WI. 111:L!

Spartan Baseball Volleyball League Opens Team Adds Another Afternoon

on Thursday

Scalp To Its Bek

Dachi, cf Gi!bride, 31) Char!done, ss Coveitini, 21) Eel Mee. rf Crown, c

Bch, lb G. Cocconi. If B. Griffen. I)

Reed. c DeSidle. 3Io Bishop, 21) Thurber, 21) DeFraga, 31) Gates. lb Hurst. rf Pura. If Casaleggio, ef Langtagne, Hardiman. lb Simnni. p Cy DeSelle, If Russell, p

The Intro-mural volleyboll tournament will swing into ac-t OLLEGE SW Ali NI ONTAINS, lion on Thursday. April 28 at EARLY LEAD sl-l’ER 14:30 m h fi f DOVELE PLAY

The Spartans added another game to their rapidly growing string of victories by casils knocking over the San ’Mateo High team Saturdits. al the Sivirtan field. The final score was Into 1.

The Spartans stepped into the lead in the second inning by scoring two runs on doubles by Pura and langlagne, and a single by Hardiman. Five more runs were added to the score in the third inning on combinations of walks, errors. and hits, one a homer by Hardiman.

Lee Russell easily held the vis itors to two hits in the four inn-ings he twirled. DeSelle and Sirnoni alternated the rest of the game in the pitching box.

The Score

San Jose State (10) AB 2 4 1 3 0 1 4 2 5 4 4 1 1 2

0 1 1 0 0 1

2

n. 1411 e CO our , game, » ill lie played.

Rules and Regulation. Time of Games

I:30 ie. in., beginning Thursday, April 28, Mid ending Thursday. Nlay EL

including rubber-soied Ames. help make the league a success. called on Vin O’Donnell. Ile seure 74’"’ t" The

Six men, with complete outfit. operation of the. teams entered to nip eine tu

was closer than antieipat shall be reatlY 10 PIIIY within Team captains are asked to have promptly flipped a pass over the

0 11 line to Carl Britschki and WaS marked by the 1 .1 .1

Annual Roundup Held at FS F Sport Spray the Santa Clara

By ESSIE

The Mira -neural volleybal

league gets under way Thursday

onernoon at 4:30. with tin, Ea_ Santa Clara University’ student,

an rancisco University Defeats Nevada in

Annual Track Me

minutes of game time: failure re-sults in forfeiture.

Officials One substitute Or affiliated per-

son front eatli team shall :eel as an official upon the opponents’ sitle of the court; keeping score, acting as linesman, and calling fouls of play at the net, etc.

Playing Rules l’he official U. S. V. IL A. rules

will hold for all games. A simplified set of rules will be

posted on the bulletin board in the Men’s Gym.

Two games out of three consti-tute a match.

The winner will he delerinintd upon a jereentage basis.

COW! IKnijilleerii VS. Faculty. t’ourt 9Filipino vs. I. I). K. 1 Court 3Natural Science vs. 1 1,

l’hy. Ed. Nlajurs. 2 1

Schedule Thursday, Sprit 2., 4:30 p. m. it

0 0 0

Totals 34 10 7

San Mateo Hi (1) All It

4 0 2 II

2 0

4 0 I 4 0 0 3 0 0 4 0 1 4 3 3

o 0 1 1

Total 31 1 5 Summary.: 2 b. h., Pura, Casa-

Itggio. Langatgne, Hurst: 3 b. ILE. DtSelle, Crown. Home runsIlariliman. Credit vittory to Itus

Thursday, Slay 12, 4:30 p. m. ,..11.

Court I Engineers vs. Print Shop.

Track Meet for the Court 2Taii li..Itti Phi ss. Sei-ence.

Week-end Cancelled court ,s. phy. Court 4--I. D. K. ss. Faculty.

Court 4Print Shop vs. Tau Delta Phi.

Tuesday, May 3, 4:30 p. m. Court 1Enginetrs vs. I. D. K. Court 2Faculty Phy. F:d.

’Majors. Court 3Filipino Vs. Tau Delta

Phi. Court 4Science vs. Print Shop.

Thursday. May 5. 4:30 p. m. Court IEngineers vs. l’hy.

F.ds. court 2I. I). K. vs. Tall Della

Phi. Court 3--Faeillty y s. Print Shop Couri 4Filipino vs. Science.

Tuesday, May 10, 4:30 p. m. Court IEnginers vs. Tau Del-

ta Phi. Court 2Phy. Ed. Majors vs

Print Shop. Court 3-1. D. K. vs. Science. Court 4Facully vs. Filipino.

Tuesday. May 17, 1:30 p. m. ti .4; and field! , Court 1Engineer, Scienve. Se’en ""I" TVI 11,eI’ wen’ t

tiled with San Francis,. State Court 2Print Shop s,. Filipino Ies91 1" ’,el tile bia,t "fr Ho :0

fm. the romin4:, T,, pri, me., for the purpose. of aiding Phi. ,cienti,l, I.. record it.

Saturday afternoon has been deft -I Court 4-111). Nlajor, ss The 11111Tose. howe%cr. nitely called off.

I. I). K. 1,, dislodge. 1.25ioilei hint. of lime-Although Coach !flesh has betn

Thursday. May 19, 4:31) p. m. stone, a sear’s supply. working hard to secure suitable . . . competition for his traeksters at :

Lourt 2Faculty vs. Science. thi present time of writing they Court 3-1. I). K. vs. Print Shop

WilhOlill a meet. Court 4Tuu Delta Phi vs. Illesh is particularly anxious to

Phy. Eti. Majors. schedule a meet. as the Far Western Conference meet in Sac- /*"e munttgers "f the vart"us

teams can hare atcess to this ramento is but a week distant, schedule at the P. E. office or and he feels that the boys need ,

nias take a topy from the some activie competition along ’,;"teY - as The schedule, results and with their daily workouts. He’

standings of the teams will ap-promises to have some aggrega-mew in the Times each week. lion here for either Friday or’

Saturday afternoon. Sylvia Thompson, veho at 27 is Entreesi

the author of three popular nov-Nobody with character is vul- els and the mother of Ise() chit-

gar.A. A. Milne. :elren, believes that novelists can- College Inn I not be good in their profession if I 95 E. San Antonio St. !they are. too happy and contented. it +

partment. has return...1 lomat!, , Freellolit, N. J.- 1:, cause New: his classes following it Slight ill ., ’JerStity has no statt univtrsity.1

it)hhouacgUit the squad would fini to

’ private institution with state aid. for several days

i thee than Bulger,. which et a ness that confined litit, t, h h

Ben Ealtnan’s 1480 and 4411-t aril more than *2.0(10.0110 in Nattiest. Bite lo his enfor,. ,1 :.;.se:e:::

records ha,..., been fttritiati,N tii. imii contributions intended for a , baseball team, which is ein,,h’,.1

(Toted by the Plicate. Athicii. .,. .."1". uniyer%itN have been lost, by N1r. Crawford. ,i a, h.retst 1,

tt...,tn, a,, offleititt. It ,t di in, aecoreling 1,, Albert J. Dear Je.. forego practice until hi, relarf

no,,. ooto, a Ione ,,o,i ,.,.,1 imn. president of the. league for a free

before they are .., , rpt..I worlirs record..

for the team. and. who knows. fluence the larger instiltduen. permit, ..tinti" was gathering Moral "And a little eliffil shi’ll ideas. The popularity of spring

" %hem,. has been Petoed IlY lead them." colleges, and Fian Jose State. would

Tlie Far Western track meet is welcome the opportunits to ap approaching and Coach Blesh working his cohorts up to a point

plated her football lo pres-

enl and future. vvhere he thinks and knows that the will come back from Sacra -1

crowd of over 3000 enthusiastic

spectators.

The customers wtre treated to

three hours and a half eif thrilling keno. Nev. ’lin.

majors ha, a great deal to- griffion stunts, inelteling a foot- S. F. defeated 11.,

ward promoting intra-mural ball game belay, n the Greens Nevada Brack and ti, hi sports, and !hes IteSeree the co- and the Blues. The

battle was dual meet here last "1’4 sawn,

Filipino Club, last year’s winners.

opposing the I. I). K., the Natural

Science versus Phy. Ed. Majors,

and the Print Shop trying to beat

the Tau Delta PM. The l’hy. Ed.

nitteees ineetig the, Fatitity, ti. held their third annual Bronco

’Round-up last Saturday before a "% ADA Sl’HINTER TO BE oPlorwei

FOR SA IA vii).

their complete leam al lhe desig- g

nated court on Blew a is. 141144 , Other stunts of the roundup

ciable exhibition of high diving lance and touch kicking. receiv-Coaeh Walker gave an apprerere punt demonstrations, dis-

at the Costume Ball last Saturday, ing and returning of punts, and

night. Ile demonstrated some of finally the supple hips sprints.

the difficult dives with complete, George Fuller was the outstand-

ease and showed perfect form and, ing performer of the day, with

control. Gil Dowd a close second.

SIM Jose High School has coach. was one of the several "Dud" DeGrout, Stale football

started Spring football practice gridiron mentors present at thet with 200 men expected in the festivities. A similar spring re-,

turn("1/. Wall San Jom’ Slate be- view of tolent here at Stale would ing !other closely situated In this do much to stimulate an interest school the environment should in-

mento with the conference title trophy still in State’s possession., l’he field men have improved to such an extent that Coach Mesh

New Jersey Loses Large Endowments

Don’s distance. %lac V.110 two firsts and a tie foe secuksti high honors.

The oustanding of the day were in the Nard WhOSe tint, %lc arid Kleckner lti the sit whose distance mas 46 fee ins. Dobbs tied for first pike the 880, and won no, two mile in fairly b Seott was also a double wi by taking the and 220 dashes.

This meet is of iiilerrst in Ilial the perform.mre in the 100 will prol,ahlt rause Slate sprinters li, sh p out Fair Vestern Conk?, lire tet ahead of him.

Walter Crawford Is Back To His a

\\ Alter CraWroCii. f

the Men’s Physical I’ducatiee is now figuring on a few extra ’ points in some merits where he

state 11111SersitN.

That iiiiittillit, lic said. has been git en to a state institution, only

111111 that litiluers is a private

Michigan Dynamiting moth.. Records in Washington

Trustees Order Search of College Operations

Order YOUR La Torre

Every joy is gain And gain is pain, !emcee!.

small. It -hit Browning.

ToNIGH I’s srEt vl Home Cooked Four-Course

Chicken Fricassee Full Dinner-

11 ir 011ter 50c

Nn.1,1,ii,itie. 1..11 in 1.1111.1, tiere

MI in a tpiarry here. a faint ret. ocil of the esplosion ss as obtained on the se isinograph George--1.n

Nva,thingion. tlistlince crass 4..1111.

trs licIssccil the ’Asti ’mints is 73:i

: The board of trii,te,-, of Howard Univer,ity. Negro institution liere for tiered ail into llic

and operation of the miles. as the result of a

nuoc.ricitt begun about a year :Igo tit .aist lir. Nlordeeiii Jeilmson. the tirst Negro tirt-sitlent of flit. ’mit erilt . Ile was eliargetl hating made a stleeell praisiriLi certain group,. of Negroes with

tendenries.

Mother’s Day SUNDAY, MAY NTH

1 oil ran order flowers

from us and have ’lir,

,lelivereil fresh

.1.wy in any city s,,,. ,

NAVLETS 20-22 E. san 1 ernando

Ballard 126

sti

Order I’M I Torre

Pencils? Thmisamis fol //I

find la ihrifiy

[’riled, \sit!) outdo,

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Felis ors

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Fountain Pens Special. s I au

Tht best 11,,11.,, I Jost., Nmill

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