iRMAL dance climaxes events of homecominq week
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TROJAN KNIGHTS There will be a meeting of Trojan Knights tomorrow at noon in the coliseum. according to Kenneth Callow, president.
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XXII.
Los Angeles. California, Friday, December 5, 1930.
No. 56
C, IRISH RATED EQUAL ON EVE OF GAME
otball Dinners Set For Tonight
IBERS OF ilH TO BE HtNOR GUESTS
tions Will Carry "Aviation Ideas;” Irams Modernistic
n; a week of gala events
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al hall. Saturday even-The members of both | Dame and Southern Cali-ptball teams will be the honor at this yearly-sharing the limelight will be noted stage and
_krs including Arthur Lake.
Mil .V	. Uarcelino
MI Art	and I torothy
DE [ORATIONS NOVEL
■ |ct>:ations committee has I the air and the ernbel-
_| in the Social hall will be !
“aviation Idea." Zeppe-and spotlights will |in evidence. Fall (lowers j -anged around the hall in ets carrying out the col-two teams. Music for on will be furnished by Jn and his Southlanders.
Utlc bids have been chos-are a combination of gram and bid. The cover insignia of Notre Dame lern California and ls car-n their respective colors. [NEW FEATURE may be obtained at the Itore or from members of pt committee for J2 a [They are being sold under (•ion of Hugh Miles, chair-i committee, Ran Swan-| Dick Dyer.
prenting of favors at the ling dance is a feature Is never before been in-
•	and patronesses of the ■include: Dr. and Mrs, R. pleinBmid, Dr. and Mrs.
swelling. Dr. and M rs. Reid in*. Dean Francis Bacon, Untied on Page Nine)
taSTUDENTS iANGE DANCE
p the International dance 1 for io in the social ■u«ess, the committee in I* the affair is asking for cooperation from the en-•Utnent of foreign students
' *' on sale at the >u the Studeut Union »<*, the V, M c A and
Ul for*lgn clubs. (ieorge | haine ot ticket distribu-Personally f0 canvass
T« cora'ions and pro Nth C*rry °U' * Christmas
*	•►-•'■I displays from |I,„HUrop* a,id ,he Orient. Line'"	>Mta of
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•	»nd Associated Stu-
Lcculcrs of Troy's Homecoming
Both student and alumni leaders have been busy this week directing the homecoming
NOTRE DAME, S.C. COACHES WILL SPEAK
Banquets to be Held in Social Hall and Men’s Gym at 6 :30.
Trojan men's and womens football dinners of the 1930 Homecoming week will be held this evening at 6:30 o’clock.
The men's dinner will be held tn tbe men's gym of the physical education building, while the -women will bave their
celebration which closes tomorrow nignt. From left to right are: Delmont Reese, general i ban'*ue, Uie
Student Union
student chairman; Merritt Adamson, president of the Alumni association; Carl Wirsching,
general alumni chairman.
PIGSKIN CONTAINS PARADE SCHEDULE FOR HOMECOMING
Council to Qivc Erratic Drivers Heavy Penalties
TARDIEU CABINET OVERTHROWN BY 147 TO 139 VOTE
Freshman Women To Discard Armbands Today
Trojan Amazons will initiate a new Idea today at noon when they n III hold a ceremony at which freshman women will be allowed to discard their arm bands, thus raising them from mere frosh to the status of Trojan women.
The event will lake place in the legislative Council room. 419 Student Union, with Constance Vachon In charge. Ml freshman women are asked to attend the ceremony, for which Betty Henninger is plauutng the entertainment.
Several prominent Amatons will give brief talks, encouraging the frosh girls to work toward membership ln Amazons. The ceremony will Begin promptly at noon.
Archaeologists Rush To Site of Superman Bones
I Definite punishment of campus
Pictures and Stories of Notre j ,rairic v,°!alor,i w"i bfiKl“_.R!..a Dame and S. C. to Be In
Magazine.
Students and alumni will have their only chance to get an official program of tbe homecoming parade with the names of the organizations entering each float in the homecoming number of the Pigskin Review which will be sold at Ihe game Saturday .
This information will be included in the article by Mprrltt Adamson, president of the Alumni association, ln which he will welcome back old grade, and tell of the gfit in honor of Edward Doheny, Jr., a past president of the association, the new library which is to be erected on the campus soon.
Other articles will Include ”A Sketch of Knuie Rockne" by Joseph Petritz, publicity director for Notre Dame, "fighting Irish vs. Trojans," by Norman Cowan, ed-
meeting of the traffic committee of the Men’s council at noon Mon day. All men students who have been tagged must report at the office of the counselor of men, on the second floor of the Student Union, at this time.
The schedule of penalties is as follows:
First offense: Warning by traffic commltlee.
Second offense: Student Is plac ed on probation.
Third offense: Student Is sus pended from university.
Anyone who disregards the tags will be suspended from classes immediately. Arrangements have been completed for such suspension to b» effected through the registrar’s office.
The traffic committee is composed of Frank Smith, chairman; Francis Bushard. Bud Medbury, and Bob Boyle.
social hall.
Carried out under the general direction
of Carl Wir- Mulv.y Whit* aching, alumni
chairman, and Del Reese, general student chairman, «lans for the dinners are in direct charge of Mulvey White, and Constance Vachon.
—*--I chairmen of the men's and women's
France Ousts Ruling Group football dinner committees respec-For 19th Time Since World tlvely.
^ar* _ _	of the women’» dinner, Miss Va-
PARIS, Dec. 4 (UP) — Wild chon aald, "Several hundred alumni scenes marked the overthrow of jare Planning lo attend tbe banquet the Tardleu government on a vote which promise* lo be the most bril-
of non confidence In the Senate j Hant in years. Because of the ex- ___ ______
today. And France tonight waa tra apace required for the elaborate j lajne(j ,j,e scientists without a government for the 19th j decorations, tbe social hall has been time since the close of the world chosen Instead of tbe Womens war. The vote was 147 to 139, Residence hall, where it has been Tardleu being defeated by a meag j given in former years, it Is still possible to obtain tickets for this annual banquet," Btae added.
"The social hall will be transformed by a carnival atmosphere which will prevail throughout the
evening. Confetti, serpentine, and j tery burled with the huge petrified miniature Trojan shrines will be | forms. They Indicated, according the main part of the decorations," j |0	Cummings, that the ”Cy-
slie stated.	clops" had attained a high mental
Presenting a typical first-night plane as well as physical growth, appearance, with batteries of kleig j	_
lights sweeping the skies, and fea turing a program composed of na tlonally known football coaches and gridiron celebrities, with a
TROJANS AGAIN CLASH WITH NOTRE DAME FOR NATIONAL GRID HONORS
Mullins Reported Out of Contest; Wilcox May Start at End for Thundering Herd; Both Team* Will U*e Panning Offense
By LAUREN DAHL
Faced with tlic task nf stopping the Notre Dame Rum* biers in their quest for their second consccutivc national grid championship, Coach Howard Jones’ Southern California Trojans enter tomorrow’s game on even terms with the Irish from South Bend.	*---
And at the same time some 92,- 'FANS WILL SEE
BIGGEST PARADE IN S. C. HISTORY
itor of the Pigskin, an article on--
S. C.’s musical organizations by ^v{atiQn Fraternity Hallam Matthews, one on the	fi/'ll /Lf #
Knights and .SqulreB by Quentin j I ledges Will lVIeel
Reger, and one on the history' of	“	. ,mLr u<- «n»tiiOTu a	■, t
past S. C Irish contests by Joe AI1 ■ ’1''1KA	I " February, bad appeared stronger At/lOld'C'llOJllClTl
er 8 votes.
President Gaston Doumergue Indicated he would begin formal conversations with political leaders ln tbe morning, but it was widely-doubted that a new administra lion could be organized before a week or more had elapsed. Mean while the members of the cabinet wbo resigned formally today will continue lo carry on the functions of the government, pending the formation of a cabinet lo succeed them.
The defeat came Just when the position of Premier Andre Tardieu, suave head of the government since he organized a cabinet last
TUCSON, Ariz., Dec. (.-(UP) —
With the confirmation of reports that skeletons of an extinct race of I son's records In supermen had been found In the j years, having de Mexican slate of Sonora, archae- i feated the great ologlsls of the Univeralty of Arl-jest In the east zona were organlilng an expedition j md middle west, tonight to start for the spot on Mon- ia strong oppon day or Tuesday.	I fnt from the
Hopes ran high among the scl- "out*1. aud now enlists that they had stumbled up- 1 ,lol,e* to van on an outstanding discovery in j archaeology — the proof of rumors long current that a fabled race of "Cyclops" ouce Inhabited the earth.
Word that skeletons of giant proportions had been found near Soyopa, Sonora, 160 miles south of the international border, was ob-and the
United Press today ln a telephonic conversation with J. L. Coker, veteran mine operator, the first white man to view the relics.
Dr. Byron H. Cummings, head of the university archaeology department, attached Importance to Coker's report that he had found highly developed examples of pot-
000 grid fans will see for them selves one of the greatest football titanlcs iu history. Seldom In the annals of toot bull have tw o great elevens such as represent the University of Southern California and Notre Dame been pitted together ln the final game of tho season.
ROCKNE SEEKS TITLE Tho fighting Rockno eleven comes west with one of the most impressive sea-
Fifty-seven Floats Entered: Mayor Porter Will Award Prizes; Rules Listed.
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STEWART DIRECTS MUSICAL PROGRAM
are requested to attend a 10-min ute meeting at noon today In the
Micclche.
Fourteen layouts, 10 of the foot . ball player, and four of the band j °«‘ce of Earl W. Hill, Old College and miscellaneous subjects will be l°e l'urcham, piesi ent, as s i ai scattered through the book. The every one be present for announce-natnes, uumbers, past experience,
age, weight, and the height of each varsity man will be given in the rosters of the two teams, to be found in the Pigskin. And all of this only costs 25 cents.
This will be the last Pigskin Review unless S. C. plays a game for charity later in ihe month.
ment
mony
as to the next week.
Initiation cere-
EARLY CHRISTMAS BOOKINGS
LONDON, Der. 4 (UP) — Two months before the Christmas holidays found Englishmen swamping railroad offices with advance bookings for holiday resorts.
than at any time in recent months In the chamber ol deputies, the government's measure for add! tional military appropriations totalling $450,000,000 had Just been passed.
“The condition in the senate i tional literary society will enter-was such that It had lo be solved tain Clionian literary society at a immediately," Tardleu commented. ! Christmas party next Tuesday eve
Christmas Party Due on Tuesday
iranmia chapter of Atheoa na-
New Phys'Ed Building Contains Latest Equipment for Sports
’it was for the best that I put the question of confidence to get an immediate solution. The fu ture is uncertain. I am not am bltious to try again immediately."
Three Trojan Knight Meetings Announced
nlng A huge Chrlsmas tree. Santa Claus, presents, and holiday > decorations will be featured at the J “V" but, where the party Is to i be beld. Toys will be given by j members of the societies to char ; itable organizations.
The spring of 1931 will mark .
Alexander Stewart of the faculty of the College of Music will direct a historical program of church mu sic at the Friday morning club on Friday, Dec. 19. The program Is sponsored by Mrs. Cecil Frankl. a patron of music In southern Cal ifornia.
Types of church music of various periods will he presented by soloists and a chorus of 16 se lected voices, assisted by a string quartet. Compositions of Palestri na. Carlssiml, Bach, Handel, Men delssohn, Elgar and Cesar Franck will be Included.
qulsh the leader in the west. A decision tomorrow over Ihe Thundering Herd will give them undisputed title to the mythical championship.
On the other hand, the Trojans have a great season's record despite their early season loss by one point margin lo the Washington State Cougars. Showing more power and deception as each week rolled around, tho Southern Californians crushed the opposition with ease, defeating California, a traditional rival, by the greatest margin in history, and ending the season as the leading scoring machine in the country
PESSIMISTIC Kockne, an old veteran in the | ways of the grid, was handicapped j by injuries to some extent when ‘Moon” Mullins, a corking good fullback, injured his knee in the I ,-nni.* against Army last week and j from reports Issuing from the | Itockne camp will be unable to I play against the Trojans tomor-| row. This, coupled with the loss | of “Jumping” Joo Savoldl because of marriage difficulties, has caused the Irish mentor to lament over the misfortunes which have overtaken his team.
Using good psychology, the Notre Dame coach classes Ills team at present on tbe short end of tomorrow's affair. Usually pessimistic on the outcome of a big game, Rockne usually has enough grid tricks in the game to win. A brilliant rally over Northwestern recently helped lo prove this.
Coach How aid Jones has had Ills share of hard luck when lt (Continued on Page Five)
tbe fiftieth anniversary of the
Coliseum Workers Assigned to Places for Notre Dame Qatne
wii1 f°rm ,h*re-T ,or the dance.
direction of **«' Is'hl?* lnlerD,lll0“*l
Kin. ,7“* t,1*nn«d by
pbbot, pf 1 ieorge Lee, , .!; "*rre I»ail. ueko
Jane, v, Smlth' HarrU
and George
founding of Athena literary »ocie-
-----■ lkine to “Andy” Anderson and L,eo I Thre* meetings of the Trojan I ly The organization was founded
While your reportei whs ® ns • . . f d | Knights »re scheduled for today j 0D the s c campus .and chapters I Assignments of time and place to report were completed yesterday Calland. who happens to be visiting ln Los , g ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ j j ^ ,omorrow At 5 p m lodliy , haye be(_n granted to g0(.|eiieg at , by Leo Adams, assistant graduate manager, for the student workers at
15 Knights are asked to be at |ettdlng universities ln tbe United I tomorrow's game between Notre Daiue and Southern California at the the Southern Pacific atation. At | StateB. L’laboraie anniversary cer Coliaeuin. A small group of guardH will come on duly at ti a.m. lo aearch 5:30 p. m. all Knights unable to emonleg are being planned by the the Coliseum for night crashers and guard the entrances from that time be downtown are to meet In the I ^ chanter	on-	remainder of the workers will report at 9 a.m.
AT TUNNEL 24	,Anslen, Lovejoy, Wright, Parker,
Gatemen to repurt to Myron ITyron, Smith, Meyers, Owens,
Leo mentioned the fact that the new gym up at Idaho is so big lhat the baseball team lias winter workouts in the balcony. He added that the volleyball tournament had to be called off because the floor was too wide for the erection of nets. If they tied the ends to the walls the center sagged so low lt looked like a tennis court Andy, always loyal to old Essee, ^ who thought opined that his
wasn t half bad even if it did cost a mere three-quarters of a mil-
S. C. chapter.
that one up must j Student fountain for dinner Fol-| Recent Initiates to Athena are |
lowing this, they will go to the , l<oul#e Miller. Marian Darlington,]
___, ] have had. I^ong corridors, stair
new play ground ^ go(oj up Md Koing down I men’s gymnasium, to handle the j Lydl
Smull at Tunnel 24 at 9 a.m.: Dek- Brooks, Bull. Bowman, Rome,
far below ihe street level, twojfowds at the football dinner. j man.
nifty swimming pool, finished In; All Knl.nta are expected to be Richardson.	^ Koblnfcon, KeWnjan. „rOM. Brlan. D,aper, Del by. Telleford.
A formal banquet amle, Goldblat. Parson. Uasklll, | Chas. Clsrke. T. B. Hutchinson.
liou. ment a held. What
Richman. Genevieve Plag .	.
Viola St. George. Marlon ker.	Yeamans. Moore. Fu- Malts, Shoemaker, K. Flynn, Rob
Thompson, ! Quu. Benson. Twltty. Jones, Vlg ! erts. Koenig. Bell. H. Paul, Vaughn,
green, gyms on every floor, 1 at the coliseum at noon tomorrow | Nellie Sackett, inspection was i lockers all’over the place. Pri-I to take charge of game arrange Priscilla Davis.
] vate dressing rooms for
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Anyway, to settle the argu a tour
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That 57 campus organizations havo signified their Intentions of entering float. In the 1930 Homecoming parade, to be held Satur-I day, Dec. tj, van Iho Announce-; ment made by Tommy Mills,par I .tde chairman, who has charge of j the event.
Mills Is ^-orklng In cooperation | with Del It.-ese, general Homecom-| Ing chairman, aud liugene Hlscail-uz. superintendent of the Califor-iiIh Stale highway patrol, who is alumni chairman of tho parade committee.
“The parade will enter (he Coliseum promptly at 1:15 Saturday afternoon,” stated Mills. "All students and alumni should plan to attend the game early In order to Insure a capacity crowd for this event." he added.
“The rules govnrnlng |f,r parade should he observed by all organizations, and to be especially noticed is the rule which states that the parade will form on 35U, afreet and University avenue at 10 o’clock Saturday morning. Those floats arriving later than 11 o'clock will not be allowed to compete for prizes.
The following la a complete list of the rules governing the parade:
1.	The parade is open lo any college or csmpus organization of the university.
2.	There shall be two divisions: (a) Colleges of the univer-
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W. A. A. OPENS NEW CLUBROOM TODAY
Alumni aud active members of W. A. A. will be honored guests today at a tea from 4 lo 6 o’clock at the opening of the new W. A. A. club room. Miss Guiot, Miss Clara Stevenson, aud Miss Ruth Price will preside al the tea table, while the W. A. A. cabiuet will act as hostesses.
The W. A. A. spread, an annual affair, Is to be held on Dee. 9 at S o’clock in the dance studio of Ihe new gym. At this time. Junior class will be the hostess. Awards for tennis, the intramural basketball cup and honoi-able mention of those receiving credit for participation in basketball will be presented.
The program ls under ill • direction of Virginia Garst. which include dance numbers presented by-Bessie McCollum and Flossie Lou Fifle, and songs by the Trojan Trio. Presidents of the W. A. A. from various Junior colleges have been invited to speak.
Tickets may be secured from any W. A. A. cabiuet member, Pauline Brow'U, Marjorie Grewell.
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