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Froy-low-
a
Forces
Mass
Tonight
or
Opening
Coliseum Grid
War
End
Bill
Jessup
Daily Trojan
May Miss
Brawl
With
Big
Niners
Vol. XLII zl 1 , Los Angeles, Calif., Friday, Sept. 29, 1950 No. 10
eorge II Meets The People
Nine Veterans, Two Sophs
To
Start
Tilt for Trojans
by Jim Blake
Tonight is question and answer night. Such pertinent
posers as, "Are the Trojans any good?" and ''Rose bowl
ickoff Rally
Today
whither?" will get vividly illustrated answers this
evening
in the Coliseum as SC's green-tinge- d Cardinal and Gold
forces meet Iowa's Big Nine power.
Kickoff time is 8:30.
ling Football will be officially ence reaction to the new yells. George II, new school mascot,
A new question came up last
corned on campus today as the The yell contest, which was open
will also make his official debut.
Health Service
night as an added starter, "Will
toff rally ggets underway at noon to all women's residence groups on
Troy play without its ace offensive
An will attempt be made to have
iovard auditorium. campus, is designed to uncover new
end and defensive halfback, Bill
SC cheers.
all of George's
attendants on stage
Jessup?"
le Trojan band, led by Tommy
Iker, will start the fest with a
(including Hector, the horse) when
Gives New
Jessup went to Good Samaritan
ice down University avenue.
.he is presented to the students in
hospital yesterday for treatment of
Jury Hung On
a possible virus infection in his
his official ;11 leaders, George Tirebiter II,
capacity.
Diabetes Tests
throat. If he is unable to play to-
night,
a menagerie 01 nis competitors School yells and exhibitions of
another question arises.
participate in the parade which
Top Yell
Team
pre-gam- e
spirit will dominate the
"Who will take his place?" It
be-
gins
begin at the north end of Uni- -
balance of the
rany.
New diabetes tests, performed
to sound like
five-wee-
k
Ity avenue and end in front of
Selection of the girl's yell team
"This year's rallies are going to
with the aid of the recently de-
veloped
exam.
a
inL
slated to vie for top honors in to--
be more spontaneous
and faster
clinitron, are being used
Hawkeyes in Night Scrum
tudents will be asked to join
i
day's noon pre-gam- e rally in Bo- -
moving," said Templeton, "and
by the health service.
SC's gridders took their final
machine that The clinitron is a
parade," said Bud Templeton.
vard still nung fire today when Don
letting the students parade into the
determine levels in 120 workout yesterday and appeared
can sugar
y
chairman, "and march into Chapman and his judges were un-k- rd
auditorium will speed up seating
physically and mentally for ready
auditorium while the band j
able to reach a decision.
This facilitates shorter rallies and
blood specimens per hour.
Dr. Paul Greeley, director of the
the opening of the 1950 football
k in front of the buildinsj." allows students time to eat lunch
All of the teams looked so well
before 1:15 classes."
nealth service, said that the blood
season. The Hawkeyes worked out
cjan yell contest finals will
and performed so ably that the
tests were given to new students
under the Coliseum lights last night
Every effort is being made, said
.
the Bovard program. Selec- -
judges were stumped and so or-
dered
as part of the entrance physical and looked sharp. Local odds favor
Knight Dan Schiavone, president,
of a winning team from five
that the teams from all eight
exam.
the Trojans by two touchdowns,
to make the football rallies better
ist groups will be made by. the rally. Chapman said,
The tests are financed by the
causing consternation among SC
than this He ever expressed year.
leaders after watching audi- -
sorority houses to appear at the
Bureau of Disease Control of the
coaches who will send one of the
the hope that
every
student will
California Department of Public
most inexperienced teams ever to
look forward to attending all of
them.
J
i (
Health in a program set up by represent. Troy onto the field
to- -
the American Diabetes association.
enators Approve
This is the first time a univer-
sity QUARTERBACK WILBUR ROBERTSON drew the starling berth for tonight's game in the has conducted such a mass
Dan Schiavone, Trojan Knight
position vacated by Jim Powers. The south paw from Pasadena is backed by a
top-flig- ht
survey.
president, announces the follow-
ing
Row s
Rally
reserve force made up of Frank Gilford, E d Demirjian, and Bob Kolf.
Tests on students are run twice,
official dress for the
organ- -
Wiggins
Appointees
the second being used as a vali-
dation
J
ized rooting section at tonight's
for the first, according to
1
game:
Really Ready
Help Freedom Ring
Restyled Band
Dr. Greeley. The second test is
Women white blouses, rooters
taken two hours after the student
caps, and pompons.
by John Albright First
Row-sponsor- ed
rally of the
has been given a controlled amount
Men white shirts and rooters
ASSC senators
started the wheels of government
turn-Wednesd- ay year will be held this afternoon at
of glucose. Dr. Greeley explained
caps.
night by approving
nine appointments of
2 at the Delta Sigma Phi house,
Signup With Those Debuts Tonight
that normal sugar level in the
Women with pompons will be
bident Al Wiggins.
2831 University avenue.
blood should have been restored
admitted into the Coliseum at
-
The affair,
co-sponso- red
by the
alter the
two-ho- ur
wait if the
!
5 : 45 p.m.
pa-
tient
Though plunged into darkness for 10 minutes, the solons
Delta Sigma Phi fraternity and the
For Whom
Bell Tolls
New uniforms, sparkling new
is
non-diabet- ic. Amazons should report at the
tinued their work by using
matches until
Ser- -
lighted
drums, routines and more
Delta Gamma sorority, is part of
special
The former test for diabetes
Coliseum in uniform by 5:45 p.m.
It-at-A- rms
Fred Harper found
the "Welcome
Week-end- -' program
1
than 40 new band members will
also is given in conjunction with
J All other students will be ad- -.
p)ayfully-turned-- of
f switch.
which is held annually on the Row.
The little gold and white button will prove you've cast a
be seen at the
SC-Io- wa
game at
the new test. Dr. Greeley said that
J mitted at 6 p.m.
fore the lights went out- - Lo-Po- x.
Johnny Chapman and his yell
j
vote for liberty.
the Coliseum tonight when the SC
this is not a conclusive test, since
i Students dressed in any other
former temporary orien-- n kings will lead the crowd in cheers
football band makes its 1950 debut.
levels might be normal even
fashion will not be allowed to sit
Badges of freedom will be passed out on campus Monday
sugar
chairman, received a unani-- s
and
songs.
The only hint that Tommy Walk-
er,
though sugar is being excreted.
in the organized rooting section.
when Trojans line to sign the freedom scrolls asserting up
nod to assume the duties of Dixieland music will be provided football band director, gave
To handle testing procedures,
j
their belief in a democratic
society.
about the uniforms was that
'
chairman, Pete and his Chicagoans. new
eooming Daley by
more than 40 extra employees were
!
night. Iowa has
31 returning let- -j
rry
Cappello,
senator-at-larg- e. Refreshments will be served after
A table will be set up in front
of-
-
;
the style is symbolic of the uni-
versity.
added to the health staff during j termer..
given
unanimous approval as
the rally by the Delta Gammas. the Student Union from 10 a.m. till I
registration week. Dr. Greeley said
The Trojans will take the wraps
un
committee chairman, and 3 p.m. next week to accommodate
Dcnoe lakes
One-thir-
d of the band will be
the tests were run smoothly and
!
off an amazing group of junior
n Henry was appointed
chair-o-
f
signers and to permit students to
replacements for last year's gradu-
ates,
that he was gratified with the
ex-rpllp- nt.
college footballers against the
Book Sale
and seven members have not
Ticket the Greater University student cooDeration.
Hawkeyes. Al "Hoagy" Carmichael,
take part in the national Freedom
Library Tour
yet been inside the Coliseum.
be
mittee. Arrangements for tests
may
a jaysee
ail-Ameri- can
at Santa Ana
.ul
Parrlsh. defeated GUP can-t- e Will Finish Today
Crus?.de.
--
Unhke other band
memoers, tne
(
m?de
a(. thg
heath
servlce office
last year, is counted' on to carry
has
by Joanne
Mouren-Lauren- s men of the football band must have
and
1- -4 nation-wid- e
for veterans' representative.
The campaign
110 PE. from 8 to 11 a.m.
most of the load if Troy lands on
books will off sale the ability to synchronize their feet
the belief that the Activity go
,ved
Senate approval as elec- -
as its inspiration
The University library tour isn't
p.m.
the Rose bowl road. Ed Demirjian,
after with final photograph-
ing
with their hands. They not only
today Com-
munism
in resisting peoples Europe
after heated Cutri. Bill Pat
Can-name- la.
Cosimo commissioner a
as dry as it sounds take it from
Haitig,
scheduled from 9 to 1
in the
need solid assurance that
must concentrate on playing the
e with parliamentary proce- -
Sol Naumu. and Jim Sears
648 West 36th
behind
someone who knows. music correctly, but also remem-
ber
graduate cottage,
American the
people are
Still
A-hi-
ch
threatened to deadlock
Classes
were al! sensational performers in
street.
them.
Our preview tour began on the to be in the right place at the
issue until a future meeting. junior college.
Seven Motions Made
John Morley, ticket
manager, said
Symbol of the Crusade is a repli- - ground floor at the south entrance.
exact time," Walker said.
It has been pointed out that the
that book sales to date formations and
the
Move
activity New marching
On
ca of America's own Freedom bell,
j
The first room we saw to our right
Big Nine is not a junior college
ore Parrisn.s chairmanship
the total 5054. Tickets purchased
music will be featured during
cast in
uroycon. r,onaon. on wnicn
the
book room but however.
approved, the Senators
wari-hrou- gh
through Sept. 21 are available in
was .reserve
half time activities as they have
league,
is shown the five races of man
look but here's still
a motion to postpone
the service office next to the in-
formation
farther down the hall We were
I
been in years past.
Don't
now,
Cannichacl and his comrades will
LOGAN FOX
passing the torch of liberty.
i more changes in the fall class
Oration, two motions to
re-de- r.
office from 1 to 4:30
confronted
by closed doors.
not start tonight as Cravath
pre-
fers
... in of darkness A concrete goal of the campaign schedule:
two stand. Qg voir;, a
re-a- nd spite
this afternoon.
to go with as much experience
it
explained
hushed tones was
In
a roll call vote. The final
is the setting up of five radio sta-
tions
EDUCATION
as possible in his season opener.
on Parrish was
16-- 5.
Wolfe had voted in favor of the
in Free Europe. These stations that this "was the American Litera-
ture
22
New Fans Change room of 410 U260 4:15-- 1
Letterman ends Hal Hatfield and
!urSin favor of Parrish's
ap-me- nt:
appointment, but said she felt that
Education
will be financed by
contributions of room, which contains volumes 6 To Anx 116.
Al Baldock, tackle Volney Peters,
confusion on the procedure called not over $1 so that Pravda can't
dating from 1850 to the
present.
Join Trojans
;
ENGINEERING
'
guard Paul McMurtry, and center
into Wall street General:
Change room of 309
be provoked holding
for a
re-vo- te.
Her motion was de-
feated
The
i
Mercer Barnes bolster the line.
nators Adam."-- .
Barkley. Cap--
.
Notice
responsible. One radio station is al- -
I
3652H) 10 MWF to Sp B 103.
Quarterback Wilbur Robertson,
Colton- - Qiiffin, Hasten,
Kel-fcHUItt- H.
15-1- 4.
tance can
1
De oDituneu
UAinl vmy
Among the rooting, hot
dog-eati- ng
i unction MUSIC ready ing.
halfbacks Johnny Williams, and
Moscnwit:. ffiebuhr,
Other appointments approved by
sPecial
appointment.
crowd at the football game to-
night
Change room of 302a
(8013) 3:15
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt expressed fullback Ralph Pucci are all 1949
iter. Ramirez. Rider.
Tomlin-War- d.
the Senate were George Woolery, Those who have filed
priority-card-
s
floor were al
will be 22 persons. 11 of ;
FH
133.
her endorsement of the idea, "To-
day
On the second we
TTh to
lettermen.
although none was a reg-
ular
and Wolf.
whom are students, who recently
in the office of directed
Rules committee chairman and the Communists are working
lowed to enter the microfilm
room, RADIO
in last year's SC backfield.
)posed :
teaching may obtain applications
arrived on campus from Germany.
Add: 303a
(2 Radio Speech, 9
Malik, parliamentarian; M. s.
day and night to convince the
and, believe it or not, everything
at of Starts QB Robertson of the As Department
nators Arthur, McClaskey, Bte- -.
chairman of the Student Union
forms for spring term teaching
world ol the Big Lie that
we are
a film
guests
TTh, 8015, Stanley RRB.
was shown to us, including
Stete they will take part in a pro-
gram
Robertson rates as an outstanding
in 353 Administration building, in of 305a (8013) 12
Stiiwell and Wexter. committee and Milt Yusim.
senator-at-
-large.
out to conquer the world. The best
Change room
of the New York Times.
the team and is a sharp
designed to give Germans a director of
accordance with the alphabetical 350. staining: MTWT to Adm
chairman of the
com-
mittee
way to stamp out this false propa-
ganda
of
in the
KleinSmid Library von
He. almost brought
working knowledge of democracy short
passer.
nators Good. McAdams (proxy), for recognition of student
list and time schedule below. As
is with the Big Truth that
World Affairs be found UN
POLITICAL SCIENCE
may
California
all applications will be dated of in action.
Phonw rnnm nf 275 (7702R) 9 F:
Try win against
a
ner. Rowlands, Schlecht, Seech, organizations. Americans want freedom and peace
and foreign newspa-
pers.
Yusim.
the priority cards, there
will be
publications
In the group are young officials,
to Sc D 204. Change room of 559 ;
PCC champs last year before Frank
Jack Rider and Jim Good were for all men."
The wall is lined with Jap-
anese
no disadvantage to those in the
in German civil administration
(7747 4:15-- 6 W to FH 221.
(Continued on Page 3)
Wolf Reconsiders appointed members of Yusim 's
last of the alphabet. Initial
pro-
cessing
Troy's supply of gold and white prints.
with others representing the uni-
versities Iter Wiggins
announced Par- -
committee.
will take at least
15 min-
utes
buttons arrived just as New York Learn to find research material
of Heidelberg, Munich,
confirmation. Marilyn Wolfe. Selection of orientation chairman
of the candidate's time.
headquarters reported a shortage quickly; take the University
li-
brary
Mainz. Frankfurt, Berlin, and
Mar-bour- g.
vice-preside- nt,
decided at the next meet-
ing,
of Crusade scrolls and buttons. tour.
pC moved to re-
ader
will be
Office hours are 9 to 4:30.
Starting
Lineups
the appointment. Miss Oct.
11.
Monday, Oct.
2, A- -
B; Tues-
day,
Erika Roemer, the only woman in
Oct 3, C, D, E; Wednesday, the
group, holds degrees from the
Oct 4, F, G; Thursday, Oct 5,
Today's Headlines
University of Heidelberg and
at-
tended
IOWA Weight average, line 205; backfield, 195; team 201.
h.ades
of
Julius Caesar
H, I. J, K; Friday, Oct
6, L, M the university's Interpreters
SC Weight average, line 209; backfield, 11;
team 19 1.
N; Monday, Oct 9, O, P, Q. R; by United Press
Institute.
No. SC Wt. Pos. Wt. Iowa
No.
Tuesday, Oct 10, S, T; Wednes-
-
85 Hatfield
200 LER 190 Hoff
19
lut Still
Need Water
They day, Oct. 11, U. V, W, X, Y, Z.
!
75 Van Doren 215 LTR 205 Buntz
41
After that date an effort will
AriTIV Wai"ltS MOTe Mefl
First Meeting Set
62 O'Brovac
200 LGR 195 Ginsberg (c) 55
They say
Latin's a dead Ian- -
When no one was looking they i
r ipmic hi mkc loir
ui ajjii-
-
ftage. but it's taking root like lipped in
Mme ordinary ivy and cants as they appear in 353
Ad-
ministration
WASHINGTON, Sept. 28 (U.P.) The Army will draft
For Chinese Club
55 Barnes
205 C 200 Towner 17
lad
around Founders hall. sonif strawberry guava plants, building, regardless 300,000 more men in the six months from October through
60 McMurtry 235 RGL 205 Turner 78
It Isn't just a bunch of crummy too. of alphabetical order.
March and also call up 3200 doctors and
1400
dentists, it
was
New officers of the Chinese club
77 Peters
220 RTL 240 Johnston
37
Id eucalyptuses,
loouats. and There is rumor they might Between Oct. 2 and Oct 11,
disclosed today.
will be introduced when members
88 Baldock
200 REL 200 Long 36
piper shrubs
that Ground Su- - even put in some plain, old. every-
day
those who have not filed
priority-card-
s convene at 8 p.m. Saturday in the
12 Robertson 170 Q 180
Drahn
19
prvisor Al Dearinp
and two grass. may do so,
and their
ap-
plication
student lounge.
29 Williams
175 LHR 185 Faske 16
irdeners are putting in. But as long as they're being so papers may be obtained Taejon Hero Reported Alive Tom Wong, president, will pre-
side
19 Schneider
190 RHL 170 Commack 22
I No,
siree. classical, why not plant some-
thing
beginning Oct lfi, with the
ap-
plication
at the meeting which is the
OSAN, Sept. 28 An American intelligence officer 33 Pucci
175 F
205
Reichardt 30
(U.P.)
Those pieces
of flora bear the useful? dated the date of the iirst of the semester.
idles "junipus californica, per- - Some E Pluribus tnums in the priority card.
said today that
reports from war prisoners
and civilians
in- -
A Thanksgiving dance at the Los
OFFICIALS: Referee, Charles W. Brown (Friends); umpire.
kftwakami, oocculus, eucalyptus SI variety would come In mighty O R. Hull, dean dicated that
Maj. Gen. William F. Dean, the hero of Taejon Angeles Breakfast club and other Alan F. Williams (High Point); head linesman, W. C. Hall
Ktrfodora,
and E. japonica," handy. School of Education long given up as dead, is still alive. events for the term will be planned.
!
(Utah); field judge, Lawrence S. Ely (Nebraska).
1
NTESTED
SOPHOMORES
TRY TO
STEM VETERAN IOWA TIDE
x-Jays- eers
old SC Key
linued from Page ll
found the open road.
i"s top offensive star is Jerry
who averaged 6 6 yards per
in the Big Nine last year.
Illinois'
all-Ameri- can
Johnny
Is bettered tnat mane.
Tne
1949 starting backfield re-back- ed
up by all but two
?ir
reserve;,.
Soph Starters
the starting line for Coach
:ravath s warriors will be two
who were freshmen last
sea-Ol- d
I
timers cannot recall a HAL HATFIELD BOB VAN DOREN NICK O'BROVAC MERCER BARNES PAUL McMURTRY VOLNEY PETERS AL BALDOCK
Lr
situation at perenially load- -
. . . !eli end . . . left tackle . . . left guard . . . center . . . right guard . . . right tackle . . . right end
. Tackle Bob Van Doren and
AM C
tits
tourtaey
I
Nick O'Brovac are expected
;e a good account oi
tnem- -
ler.
despite their inexperience,
lowans Hope Team Hosiers
major change was made in
lawkeye lineup yesterday when
SC
Iowa
Odds Off
12 Robertson, q ,v
Reck, e
Don Commack was named
are
15 Demirjian, q SI Sampson, e
I 18 Fsake h 41 DaPraapers. B
at halfback as Bill Reich- -
1
Gifford. 6A Htrnea
, 17 Towner, 4S Grtaae, h (r)
18 Kolf, q SS MrMurtry j 18 Bradley, t 4S Hilar f
loved over to fullback in place 1
Hehneider h SS
O'HrovM.
by Tom Bottaro
19 Hoff, 47
Hilaenhers.
ike Riley. Riley, a linebacking
20 (olerovB 63 Nanbrano, t
21 ( armicharl, h AS Heydenrrirh,
SS
Rurk.
q 48 Falrrhild,
was slightly injured recently The Hawkeyes of the University 2S
Fourh. f 7
Castrn, t
g
H t'ommack. h 49 Itrahn. q
vill be rested for a defensive of Iowa are ready to show in
to-
night's
25 Naumu. h 68 Montis, z
It Wilon. h SS Bennett, h
2H Moloney, h ?2 Cnimbfrit, t
season opener that the 7 Rower-
-,
h M Willholte,
SI Britzmann,
1
54 Gardner, g
oddsmakers were whistling Dixie in
SS William, h 74 I
ond. t
2 Meyer.' e 55 Ginabent. (
(c)
lime
preseason scrimmages
31 Cntri, h 75 Van
minor when installed
Dorm, t '.'7 Terrin, 58 lAktr. k
a key they
and Williams have stood out St Bears, h 77 Vetmrm,
Nine conference eleven
33 Purci. 1 78
S Bain, t 59 artzendruber, a
the Big as I'evianI, t
their respective teams. Wil- -
35 Gent her. h
IS ryauf. h HI Ilenninc. f
79 Sw
13 xk point underdog to SC's Tro-
jans.
3 f
ope, g
30 Keirhardt. h 83 Iliulsen. t
although sharing honors with Duff, 81 Frtty,
t I'J Kootwirk. h 94 Nnnlman, f
37 Scott, h
lichael in many drills, lias con- -
38 Bozanir,
83 (.oiler e I
S
Lone e M Bristol, h
ktly broken away on sparkling
It just isn't rogieal, they say.
41 Souer f
q
84
x.--
,
Hatfield,
SiMweB,
e
0 I
. 37 Joknataa, t 80 Peteran, 9
38 Hrnndt, h 75 Woodhnuae, t
Look Sharp
42 C'annamela, 86 Haltlg,
while his heavier understudy
e
39 Baehr. c 77 ( apian, a
In a session under the Coliseum
49 (iiruth. t 88 Haldmk, e
M 78 suncMer, q Turner, g
seen slowed several times. 50 Welsh, c 89 Zimmerman. e
last the lowans
51
1 1
Hunt 7 Noble,
t
lights night, com-
pleted
MrGee, t
kh Carmichael and Williams mm wmmmm mmm mjmm. mm m mmmmm wmm
the honing of a fine edge
hBHHB
f
-
W
Ifans and coaches in a tizzy
DEAN SCHNEIDER RALPH PUCCI
in their offense and added mortar
WILBUR ROBERTSON JOHNNY WILLIAMS
veeks ago when it appeared
. . . right halfback . . . fullback
to their defensive setup. They were
left halfback
both would not be available
. . . quarterback
. . .
HAIRCUTS STILL $1.00
reported to have "looked sharp"
ar. Carmichael was involved
during the light workout. AT
eligibility
went through
squabble
a battery
while Wil- -
of
and
Coaches
Bernie Masterson
Leonard Raffensperger
have molded
Masterson Tops, Says
Scribe
Frosh Gridders Scrimmage,
MARTIN'S BARBER SHOP
rs before his back was given Formerly of the Studio
a typical power-lade- n Big Nine
K. .
ACROSS STREET FROM BALLARDS
team from the experienced
Hawk-eye- s.
Another Session Due Today We Cut Hair Any Way You Want It Give Us
a's Old Gold and Black against
Little is known of the offen-
sive
a Try
Is new Gold and Cardinal on
patterns
that the two mentors
He Makes Iowa Go
3311 SOUTH HOOVER
Smith's freshman wounds that will sideline them for
!kliseum green. It's a colorful
have established, since this is their
Coach Harry j
to the next half century of
first season at Iowa. But using their
by Paul Roitseh field and had defenses completely
footballers scrimmaged for the
sec-
ond
awhile. Don Nice, Larry
Marko-wit- z,
jtball.
past teams as a comparison, the time this season yesterday and
Marv Gelder, Rudy Bryan,
Gala Sukkot Festival Happy at the approach of the befuddled. His center and tackles
Don Brown, Stuart Kagan, and
:
ly
it be a successful one, too. Hawks are going to be rough. will chalk up their third contact
football season and highly optimis-
tic
were made eligible to receive pass-
es,
drill this afternoon on the Dental
SUNDAY, OCT.
I, 1950 I
Freshman football players will
over the chances of the Car-
dinal
and on punt returns his safety
field. Today's session will be mostly
turn out for practice at 3 p.m. 7:30 to 10:30 p.m.
b erb
and Gold squad in their
inter-s-
ectional
men saw precision blocking clear
on passing.
uru The? will wear white shirts, Featuring - TED RADEN, Outstanding Exponent of
tiff with I Iowa,
ahead of all Halfback Harold Han came
a wide path , them,
slacks, and ties for their usher-
ing
Recreational Entertainment
turned yesterday to the DT story
off the injury list long
according to a preconceived plan.
duties. Practice will end at
of the Hawkeyes' arrival. Four
enough to chalk up the day's most
SOCIAL DANCING - FOLK DANCING - SQUARE
Came
words jumped at me out of the
Big Shot
sensational touchdown run and Bill
5:15.
DANCING - REFRESHMENTS
onighfs
print, "backfield coach Bernie
Masterson has a lot of football
Strickland and Bill Ingram also
John Scheliga are also disabled.
THE HILLEL PATIO
Masterson."
and is leading tallied on. long runs. knowledge a prac-
titioner
A few new plays were added to ;
I thought of St. Mary's
Pre-flig- ht.
of the
T-forma- tion.
He The injury list grew slightly when
the team's collection last night and
1029 West 36th Street
Gift
to Sam
1945, and Masterson speak
was a star quarterback with the
ends Riley Patten and Sylvan
Ber-ri- e
tonight they will get two or three
FREE EVERYONE WELCOME
ur
ing softly,
with circles.
marking
X's,
a
and
big
sweep-
ing
black-
board
Chicago Bears for seven seasons
came up with ankle and leg more.
lines. Watching with admira-
tion
and helped coach Stanford to a
st Tuesday night this writer about SC's spirit or iack of same
and respect were Frankie
Al-
bert,
Rose Bowl victory in 1940. His
)riileged to attend the
Tro-lub- 's
in the past, ut only one thing Len Eshmont. Dale Gentry,
teams are always dangerous, re-
gardless
preseason football ban-
-
counts, 1950 is a new year and
Parker Hall, Jim MacDonald, and
of the odds against them.
When the
at the Biltmore. It was an
Emil Sitko.
ail-Americ- ans,
along
I remember thinting, at that
a new season. But enough for
lent affair, with an overflow
with other
big-na- me
stars and
sev-
eral
chalk-tal- k five years ago. how I'd
Trojan Bandmen
attending.
now, it's up to the rooters to-
night.
them-B5- g
fledglings, myse'l among
hate to face a Masterson
--
coached
it the most interesting thing
Day
team. Tonight our Trojans are go-
ing
rome out of the meeting to
The next day in Kezar stadium to do just that, and it won't
MARCH OH
writer was a suggestion fay
An interesting view on Trojan
Albert dashed 40 yards with the be any picnic.
r of Ceremonies Braven
football was presented by Mike
Mil-lig- an
ball as enemy tacklers swarmed
that the Trojan football
FOROLDS.C." at the
DT-Coach- es
breakfast
all over the
wrong man. Giant
dedicate tonight's game with
j
Wednesday morning. tackles caught short passes and
to the
memory of Sam ,
crunched out yardage. Double and
MICROSCOPE Milligan said he was "scared
dazzled both the be
to death" about tonight's game.
triple reverses They'll
came to SC from Iowa 'at
opposition and the roaring crowd.
Now, naturally a coach is never Desmond-dresse-
d !.
kehest
of Howard Jones, so a
Masterson had done it again.
happv about any ame. But Mil-
ligan
RENTALS
Ik.
win over the Hawkeyes
brought out the idea that
Before the season was over sev-
eral
be especially fitting.
since SC is depending so much
other teams ran afoul of
Mas-terso- n's
expanding on the
idea, which
on sophomores and JC transfers
masterful plays and had
toy the
fixed in the team's mind Tues- -
this year we are strictly an un-
tested
reason to regret it. His spread week,
kight,
it would be a finer thing
team.
plays stretched the width of the
month or
rooting section would get be- -
Maybe all will go well, but then
semester
Ithis
idea and make it a night
you've got to expect mistakes by
Barry in all respects.
at
reason-
able
inexperienced men. Of course, all
Bruins
-
inly it is a relatiely small
rates.
this will be largely clearea up to-
night.
for the students of this
lersltv to give one night to
Run Saturday
Open until
Barry. After all, Sam gave
But at the end of the meeting,
noon on
ihan 20 years of his life
Milligan made a more interesting
Saturdays
ke athletics what they are
observation. Last year at Pittsburgh SC athletes engage UCLA per
he had a team that was short on
formers for the first time this
ly at SC.
manpower
but still managed to win semester at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow in
NEW & USED MICROSCOPES
regard to the banquet, one
more than its share of games. His a
three-mil- e practice cross country
certainly was put across to
explanation for this feat was sim-
ple.
run at the Westwood course.
Complete repair service
tball team. The alumni are
Spirit. "You never can have Listed as underdogs because of
for scientific equipment
Id the Trojans, win. lose, or
too much spirit," he said. "A team
their short conditioning period, the
that lacks experience or even a Trojans are looking forward to a
M
kvr after
speaker got up
certain amount of talent can rise stiff workout with the Uclans.
erb
& gray
pledged the Trojans their
to unexcelled heights with the Jess Hill is expected to send his
854 S. TR
4401
art. In return thev asked only
proper incentive." And the man charges through a light drill this
Figueroa
-
knows hat he is talking about. afternoon.
the team play its best pos- -
game.
lie players couldn't help but
tressed by this
group of men.
FME OHOINAl f
The FRESHMAN know! Desmond's All Here
have other things to do. tak- - wants to Trojan Gang's
Lime
out to support the
Tro-wholehearte- dly.
The SOPHOMORE wants to go!
Iw
it up to the students to
m
The JUNIOR wants a pair
ready to Nfp you
up where the alumni left off.
So the SENIORS ask where?
tn who have been out of col- -
Ifor many years can work up
So the FACULTY tell them how! Go
In
Style
To S,C-Desmond-- Dressed
Inch enthusiasm as they did.
To
get the best deal now!
lthe Trojans sometimes
noisy, 1
RESTAURANTS I
often quiet, rooting section
"It's
BERNHARD for style'1
ido'even better.
And cloth that's worth while
Here's S.C. Bandleader
Meet your student leader Deflfiortc!'s
50-'5-
1 Campus
Many things have been said
"Side Walk
Cafe"
Tommy Walker
It's a
ONE PRICE STORE
Staff!
VI
and Marilyn keep us current on what you like to
A material
rearing the new Trojan
Your Texaco Dealer
Truly
And there is galore
Continental
It'ss no fast brush or walk
Band Uniform, introduced
wear for your Trojan life keep you informed on what
D
&
J
Service
They don't deal in double talk
for the first time tonight new for well dressed college men and women!
Just one of
'
MARFAK
So if ycu want a deal at the S.C. --
low a Came!
the
.S.C.-Desiuoud-
's
for
many
tradition that keep u in close
your
LUBRICATION
With
a satisfaction sea
Breakfast
contact with voit!
Guaranteed
Luncheon
! BERNHARD OF CALIF.
the
Desmond
Trojan
'
Band
ha outfitted
for mora
Rebuilt Motor
Dinner than a quarter century
t
Exchange
SLACKS
II
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One Block South oi Dental
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$12.95
SKILLED
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"Delicious Food
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Page Two
Friday, Sept. 29, 1950
Dail
WOMEN'S
ACTIVITIES
Southern California
DAILY TROJAN
RUSSELL
Editor
E. WARD
w
Business
JOHN HESSIN
Manager
New
Dorm
Theta Sig
Postrush
Signups
En
Managing Editor
, .,, TVm Wngnt Sports Editor ....Jim Blake
:
City Editor Phil Adamsak Assistant City Editor.. ....Bob Weus
J
Founded
To Hear
Today; Dates Continui
Women' Editor..
Jane
Mayer Photographer Jim Deitch
i
Feature Editor:
....Bascom Jones Jr.
Business stall CLASSIFIED AD MANAGER, Joyce Newcomer; SECRETARY, Sue Schaap; NATIONAL
On
Row
Publicist
Signups end today for women who wish to go throul
ADVERTISING MANAGER, Betty Jo Allison. postrushing, but postrushing events will continue until
Octl
Editorials
I nJ features in the Di.i!y Tuijan retiect the opinions of the writers. They in no way represent student or university
This is the last opportunity for women interested
opir:on. L'ri.iEtied editorials are expressions of hte editor. Letters to the editor must be signed, are limited to 300 words and
Bee Canterbury Ford, publicity
can be editeu at the discretion of the staff
according to technical limitations A new name has been added to pledging a sorority to rush. Women who do not sign up
Entered as
second-clas- ? matter April 11. 194". at the postoffic9 at Los Angeles. Calif., under the act of March 3. 1879. Pub-
lished
the women's dormitory list, which
representative of NBC in Holly-
wood,
the counselor of women's offl
once in August and rt.iily i-
-
ept Saturday Sunday,
elimination week, and vacation perioda during the academic year
includes EVK. Harris, and T and G will be guest speaker at the 223
Student Union, will not
at 3518 University Avnue.
Los Angeles
7. Calif. Subscription $4 per year.
That name is
Troy house.
Theta Sigma Phi dinner 6:30 p.m.
Secretary Club
allowed to accept coke or lunch
house is
a
university-operate- d
dates from house. Troy any sorority
Wednesday at McDonnell's Planta-
tion
residence located on the
inose rusnees who have visit
Little
Matter
of Money
Row in the building which formerly
restaurant.
To Hold
Open
a house three times may sign thl
housed Phi Mu sorority. Operating An SC 'graduate, Mrs. Ford was
preference cards after
1
p.m.
for the first time, the
new resi-
dence
a member of Theta Sig and Alpha day in Miss Moreland's office.
has facilities for 27 women in
Delta Pi. She formerly worked for
House, Part Pledges will be presented
The ASSC Senate is just for fun, huh? with few exceptions spent your money
undergraduate classes.
aay. ucz o,
isu--
n p.m. out ot
So the Senators are there just to get with caution and
integrity.
The new dorm is operated simi-
lar
Publicity Preferred.
An open house and coke party house will continue until midnis
their kicks, huh?
But we want to be sure that the
Sen-
ate
to other
campus living groups. MARIE TUDOR
First in a series of monthly meet-
ings
will be held Monday by the secre-
tarial
Women living in must observe
continues to give you the most for Open nights are held identical to . . . let's cooperate
of the national fraternity for club and Sigma Alpha Sigma 2 a.m. lockout.
Well wake up, brother! Maybe it is just
your money.
those on the Row, and an open
women in journalism, the dinner is
3:30 to 5 p.m. in the student lounge, j
for fun and kicks, but it's your money
Every other
Wednesday night in 418 house is scheduled following the
Amazon
Tells
open to any woman interested in
All students are welcome, espe- -
cers include Harriet Arutanil
they are having fun with.
of funds.
California
game. cially new Trojans interested in
I
vice-preside- nt;
Betty Derhamr
SU 32 Senators
spent part your
writing.
Each school the administration
Head resident
is Miss Helen any pnase ot
administrative or sec- -
secretary; Frances Perkins, trel
year
It is up to you to open your eyes and
ORouke.
Plans
Price of the dinner is $2 and
retarial work,'' said President Helen urer; and Ruth Batkus.
historil
sets fund of S4000 for the ASSC Seating up a
pres-
ident
ears to know when and
why the Senators
House officers were elected for reservations may be made with Hampton. Mrs. Ruth Toothaker is faculty
and Senate to spend as they see fit.
If don't
are opening the purse strings. you
the fall semester Monday night.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jones in the jour-
nalism
Other Sigma Alpha Sigma offi--
j
viser.
In addition, $1500 is allocated for rallies
like what they are doing with
your money,
They are Helen Frances Bland, In Block SC
department or Jane Mayer,
and entertainment. This also, is game
tell
your Senate representative class
president; Jeanne Mittleman,
vice-preside- nt;
spent under the jurisdiction of the
Sen-
ate.
president, school president,
senator-at-at-larg- e,
Louise Scruggs,
secretary-t-
reasurer,
Amazons will join with Knights
chapter president.
Rides to the restaurant at Fire-
stone
Donna
Menkey,
and or other officer.
and Squires to direct seating in the
We do not wish to imply that funds You have a right to tell them, and it is standards.
rooting ana pompon section tonight
and Long Beach boulevards
have ever been misspent.
It is our honest their dutv to listen. They are your agents. will be provided if those attending
at the
SC-Io- wa
football game.
belief that in the past the Senate has
c.c. need transportation.
Pompons
Rate
A block SC in pompons will be
formed by women in designated
Troed President
Real Deal Spiel
Special
Seats
seats,
Marie
according
Tudor.
to Amazon presi-
dent
World Group
To Hold
Interviews
Women who wish to be in the
To
The
pompon sale, under the
Meet
at
Y
auspices of Chimes, national
jun-
ior
pompon section will be admitted in
"The Invisible Man" and "China's Four Hundred
Mil-
lion"
For Cabinet Jobs Other women's honorary, will continue the Coliseum at 5:45 p.m.
are scheduled to arrive at SC in the near future.
World and the Coed committee
today in front of the Student
Un-
ion
rooters may enter at 6.
Troed President Mimi Shepherd
They will be preceded by "Alexander Nevesky" and
"Vol-pon- e" of the YWCA will hold its first
from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
"Cooperation from the women
will hold interviews for cabinet
other movies scheduled to be shown in this fall's "We sold more pompons yester-
day
sitting in the block SC is vital to
organizational m e e ti n g Monday
scotch influence (continued)
positions from 10 to 12 today in Film Classic series. on the first day of the sale
the appearance of the whole rooting noon.
Like most refreshing influences in men's cloth-
ing,
229 Student Union. No petitions are
Although highly successful in informing students of than we expected," said Phillis
An-
derson,
section," said Miss Tudor. Grace Wada, chairman, said the
the widespread use of Scottish tartan patterns
necessary.
the film series' low admission price, the recent 21.4 cam-
paign
Chimes president, "but
we
meeting would be devoted to plan-
ning
caught on first, and most naturally, with college
to sell even a greater num-
ber
expect
Troeds sponsor a weekly meeting conducted by the series' sponsors should not have
the semester's activities, al-
though
men. Silverwoods' campus store at U.S.C. was a
for freshmen women to plan activi-
ties.
been necessary.
Although
today."
pompons will be sold
CAX Choose
many plans have already
busy fountainhead of clan tartan styles in mens-we- ar
The organization organizes
The films being shown in the series rank
among the
at the
8C-Io- wa game tonight,
been made. while Spring Streeters were still fingering
socials, speaker meetings. and world's best. They are classics which have been selected
those women who already have their
New Officers
The committee's main purpose is
their first tartan tie.
fathers' banquet under the
advisor-ahi- p
by experts in the motion picture field. On the basis of
pompons and are wearing white
to discuss topics of international
And here's what the campus reports:
of the Mortar Board president.
this, they should easily sell themselves.
interest, attempt to solve problems
blouses will be admitted to the
is the
Four officers were elected Tues-
day
affecting the world, and aid for-
eign
Most sought-afte- r
tartan garment sports
Many Trojans who pride themselves on knowing a Coliseum at 5:45 p.m., 15 minutes
by Gamma Alpha Chi, national
students.
jacket, solid corduroy colors with clan plaid turn-
up
good thing when they see it are missing a good bet in before the rest of the student body.
retailing and advertising sorority,
A general meeting for all the
collar, turn-bac- k sleeves, and lining.
DIANETICS
this. The ticket for the scheduled 14 costs
Miss Anderson suggested that season
movies according to President Bonnie Grif-
fith,
members of the Y has been planned Clan lines are being overlooked. (If you hap-
pen
only $3 at the ticket office. At this rate it costs a mere
Trojanes should buy theirpompons
A pcmel discussion with Dr. Wil-
liam
for November, at which time Com-
munism
to like the MacBeth tartan best, Duncan, go
21.4 cents to see each picture.
before noon todaj so they would
New leaaers are Marilyn Beau-dr- y,
R. Boormcrn, author, educa-
tor,
will be discussed. Miss ahead and wear it.)
have them at the cost
lemanticist; Dr. Alan E. The western epic "Stagecoach," the British produced
rally. They
secretary; Jean Deutsch, treas-
urer;
Wada plans to have two authorities
Tartan front in
35 cents. plaids are out sportswear way
Flaniqan, Assoc. Prof. Engineer-
ing
"Desert Victory,"
and the unforgettable "Of Mice and
Joyce Griffin, social chair-
man;
on the subject speak.
and accessories. (The Highlanders are giving last
UCYA; and Dr. I. W. Ruskin, ami Pat Brown, assistant
so-
cial
Men" are among
the films to be presented.
Membership in the committee is
Hawaiians bad time.)
psychiatrist, lawyer, and social
Students who buy season tickets will have nearly
chairman.
open to all members of the Y.
year's a very
a
scientist.
Frosh Council
Season's best bet: A tartan bow tie to wear
matchless opportunity to add to their cultural back-
ground,
on SUNDAY eening,
in addition to being
entertained.
with your tux.
BOWL FOR FUN
Oct. 1st, 8 p.m.
S.O. Elects Leaders
Coed 'Bibles' And, of course, if you like the idea of wearing
TROJAN BOWL
the tartan your Scottish forebears wore, stop in
at
New officers for the freshman
Still Available
16 Alleys
at any Silverwoods store. We look it up in a book.
The Humanists
Soph-Junio-
r Club
Separates Set
women's council who were elected
Cafe - Snooker
C
SILVERWOODS
recently are Barbara Hall, presi-
dent;
How to successfully combine stu-
dies,
2800 So. Vermont PA. 1105
2307 S. Union Avenue
To Sponsor Sports
Nancy Taylor,
vice-preside- nt;
activities, and dates is told by
Los Angeles 7, Calif.
Fashion Pace
and Shari Trenham,
secretary-treasure- r.
SC's in "Steer-
ing
top names campus
PRospect 3569 Y recreational activities and
com-
munity
Wheels,'' women's handbook
sings will be Wed-
nesday
Other council members include
planned
No Admission or Collection
by Joan Saunders
published by AWS.
Lorraine Espinoza, Renny Goldstein,
Refreshments
noon at the
Sophomore-Junio- r
This year's coed will be dressed
Carole Mercer, Joan Schoolmaster, Not only does it list information
club meeting at the Y house.
!
with an immaculate but feminine
Mimi Shepherd, Elva Soper, and
about Trojan customs, organiza-
tions, look. Mary Vidos.
residence rules, and campur
Separates are the rage of the
Freshman women's council is a
wear, but it also includes a phone
service and scholarship honorary directory and AWS calendar.
HOTTEST THING
season. After-fiv- e
outfits composed
of separates are dressier, more en- -
! council. Members are chosen by Copies of "Steering Wheels" may
ON CAMPUS! chanting than ever, yet easier on
Mortar Boardfrom the low fresh-
man
be obtained free in the AWS and
the budget. By switching a sport
class. counselor of women's offices.
blouse for a dressier one with the
CLUB STEAK
same full velvet skirt, a daytime
outfit can assume a sophisticated
Changes Made
in
AWS
DINNER
semi-form- al
elegance.
Dressy separates will be shown
Office Secretaries
List
in such luxurious fabrics as satin,
95c
crepe, chiffon, pure silk, velvet,
lame, taffeta, and sheer net. Many
Corrections and
re-assignm- ents
employment office, 3462 University
dazzling ensembles may be created
for AWS secretaries were an-
nounced
avenue. Women should report to
INCLUDES:
from a limited number of skirts
yesterday by Jeanne Eat-
on,
the receptionist at the front desk
SOUP, VEGETABLE AND DESSERT
and tops. AWS
vice-preside- nt.
for work.
Offices named are AMS, 403 SU;
Barbara Edwards, 10 Tues.
Heavy,
elaborate fabrics are par
ORANGE CAFE
ticularly suited to the tall, slender
Knights, 232 SU; Arnold Eddy, 215
Joan Gowanlock, 10 Wed.
j
SU; and Dr .Albert Zech, 225 SU.
Donna Graves, 1
Wed.
figure, while the sheer delicate ma- -
!
3439 McClintock terials are perfect for the smaller,
Janet Anderson. AWS, 10 and
11
Sue Hutchinson, 10 Thurs. and 2
(One Block North of the Annex Bldg.)
rounder silhouette. Shorter coeds
Thurs.
Mon.
)
HOME COOKING MEAL TICKETS
should buy separates of the same
Sarane Burns, AMS, 1 Mon.;
Roberta Jones, 1 Thurs.
AWS, 10 Mon.
shades while their taller friends
Dolores Keville, 2 Tues. and
Carla Lee Conti, AWS; 2 Wed.;
Thurs. may take advantage of gay, con-
trasting colors.
Eddy, 9 Mon.; 2 Thurs.
Margaret Lewis, 1 Mon.
Susan Fincn, Knight, 10 and
11
Daytime fabrics are casual and
Margie McKee, 1 Tues.
J.
Paul Sheedy
Switched lo Wildroot
Cream-Oi-
l
easy to wear, while
after-fiv- e ma-
terials
Thurs.
Francis Oliver, 11 Mon.
Because He Flunked The Finger-Na- il Test
are more sophisticated than
Joan Gowanlock. AWS ,9 Thurs. LaRene Orem, 10 Fri.
ever. Joan Heinimann, AWS, 11 Mon. Maureen OConner, 11 Tues. and
Plaids
Dorothy James, Zech, 2 Thurs. Thurs.
are once again in the
limelight. They range from pixie
Nancy Jenkins, Zech, 11 Tues. Marilyn Miller, 10 Mon.
Carolyn Lupfer, AMS, 11 Tues. Helen Wells, 2 Wed.
plaid in flannelette to traditional
clan plaids. New bold Scottish jew-
elry
Jacquie Lassers. AWS, 1 Wed.; A complete list of assignments is
will add the finishing touch
Zech, 10 Fn. posted in the AWS office, 226 SU.
t--
. to
these new outfits. An overarm
Margie McKee. AWS, 3 Thurs. Women are to start work Monday
bag will bring out the casual ef-
fect.
Frincis Oliver, Zech., 1
and 2 Fri. as assigned. Excuses for not
ap-
pearing Rae Olsen, Knight,9 Thurs. at the scheduled time
JoAnn Webb, Zech. 10 Thurs. should be lert in Miss Eaton's box
The season's emphasis will be
Following assignments are for the in he AWS office immediately.
on sleeves. Suits and coats will
shew
three-quart- er
length sleeves.
Other sleeves will have detailed
cuffs of varying widths, some will
be in contrasting shades of velvet.
TONIGHT Suits will be straight-line- d,
with
natural waistlines. Jackets are a
AND
trifle longer and fuller at the hips.
SATURDAY NIGHT SORORITY
OF SERVICE
TYPEWRITERS
CANTERBURY CLUB
SHEEDY WAS NEEDY I He was the wont neck on campus,
The girls who belong are
calm, competent, considerate.
and everybody looked down on him the minute they spotted
Presents
his messy hair. Poor Paul was gonna zoo somebody until he
Their job is to get your
call through quickly and accu-
rately,
herd about Wildi oot
Cream-Oi- l. Now, he's head and shoulders
THE MINSTREL AND ?
bove every guy at school! N.
n-alcoh- olic Wildroot with Lan-
olin
wherever you want to go day or night, any day
THE MADONNA keeps hair neat and
well-groome-
d all day long. Relieves
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Page
Friday,
Four
Sept. 29, 1950
Daily
jan W9
Magazines, Books
Delta Phi s To Display
And Hope tool
Engineer Says New Wanted
For
Vets
New
House
At Smoker
A book drive for the veterans in
Korea and the Long Beach Vet
Delta Phi Epsilon.
national foreign members to belong to other
Metals Save Resources
erans hospital was launched by service fraternity, wiil hold a com
-
!
fraternities.
Sentimental Trojans
Trovet John McDonough yesterday
bination house opening and smoker Delta Phi Epsilcn
memb
in front of th
--
Student Unior
..The; for prospective pledges at its new
!
formerly was limned to st
New metals such as titanium, and
Philippine
islands; tin from
quarters, 1190
West Adams boule- - majoring in international reld
magnesium and zirconium may be southeast Asia and South America;
d
-
.
I vard- - Tuesday. or foreign trade, but membe
To
to
Korea
and diamonds from Africa and "TT
1
has been extended to anyon
Journey
the industrial and defense salva-
tion
Tho jananese
hnshM.
Brazil."
net Docket editions of novels, or
Japanese Dusineso represen nrKOn -
I
...
T
"TV".
terested in any phase of intl
of tne United States, whose
any small size magazines are re- - tative for Southern California has
tional relations.
self-sufficien- cy
in mineral raw ma-
terials
guested for shipment to Korea, been invited to speak.
Chancellor
Wells Bob by
is declining daily. Dr. James
Text books or other bound volT
j
Just when the
university starts tightening up on its
at-
tendance
Boyd, director of the Bureau of
Debaters Need
nmoc Trill Kn CO" 1 1
tv 1
rrrt
DaniVi
Rufus B. von KleinSmid and Presi- -
regulations, four Trojans are trying to convince Mines, said last night as he ad-
dressed
since the lack of available shipping
Fagg Jr., who are
their professors that they need a month off from classes. To
THAN WYENN the Los Angeles Engineer-
ing
space makes it difficult to send
both members of the fraternity,
go to Korea. . . . new leader
Council of Founder Societies in
Femme Talent
bound books out of the country.
also have been invited.
Coaches
No draftees, they nor have they holes in their heads.
the Bovard auditorium. He spoke
Floyd McCann. Trovet president, Richard Hanson, president of the
The four students are members of
on "America's Current Position in
asks that all Trovets who are able
fraternity, said that all persons in-
terested
Les Brown's orchestra. The or-
chestra
HillelThespians
Mineral Raw Materials" at a meet
to help in the drive get in touch
School of
Debate squad members still are in any phase of interna-
tional
leaves Tuesday with the
ing
co-sponso- red
by the
with McDonough or report to the
looking for women debaters. Cap-
tain
affairs or foreign, commerce
Bob Hope troupe on an Air
Force-sponsor- ed
Engineering.
Trovet office. 405
Student Union.
sentimental journey to
Enlist Director
Anti
--
Corrosive
Dave Cooney has sent out a
: are welcome to attend the smoker.
call for female but
yet
orators, as
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Korea and other American mili- -
Titanium is much lighter than
was pre- - I
The fraternity acquired its new
i
tary outposts.
steel, more resistant
to corrosion,
no results are forthcoming.
sented with the honorary degree
'
house early last summer. It is the
The doors of the debate depart- -
of doctor of laws at Bovard audi- -
former
j
only professional fraternity possess-me- nt
Got the Hook Dramatist Than Wyenn. stronger than aluminum and in
have been opened wide to j
torium in October, 1935.
1
ing its own house that permits its
director of the Popular theater in
abundant supply. Dr. Boyd said. It
Music majors Bob Fowler. Bob
women or men who would like to
New York, becomes head of the can have wide structural and
en-
gineering
Drasnin. Trefoni Rizzi. and
com-
merce
in forensics. There
only compete are
NOW Hillel drama laboratory this year, use, he predicted. PLAYING
major Bob Higgins spent
lour women and 10 men returning
lArffl replacing Emanuel Shipaw.
"Titanium today is at about the Coax yesterday being inoculated against
from last year's squad, and there
Wyenn will be introduced at the j
int of that alumi FIRST TIME ON SCREEN SHAKESPEARE'S
any unfriendly bacteria that may development
are plenty of openings to fill out
'
IMMORTAL DRAMA
first drama laboratory meeting
niim
en vpar: n-- n
anri
iikpwi.w
be lurking, in Alaska. Honolulu.
a proposed squad of 65. iJtk-
r-
?
- 7 -
Midway. Wake. Guam. Tokyo, or
Monday at 2:30 p.m.. Hillel house,
may-
-
enjoy a future of great popu-
larity."
Continuous
1029 West 3Gth street.
Added incentive for embryo de-
baters
Korea the places the show will Dr. Boyd said. Performance
A graduate, of the New York
is the possible presentation
from
stop.
'The
possible uses of magnesium
noon daily
School of Theater, he played wfth of a perpetual trophy to the
so-
rority
BLC-N- I
Old Stun to Them
have not been fully explored. Here o
the James Hendrickson Shake-
spearean
house or other organized
ORSON WELLES
is metal which is a light strong
Fowler and Higgins play trum-
pet
Repertoire company in
women's house whese members
con-
tribute
A MERCURY PR00UCTI0N. REPUBLIC PICTURE
available in unlimited quantities
in the "Band of Renown." 1939.
most widely and
effectively
)rLfe PIPE
Drasnin. alt saxophone, and Rizzi.
Formerly active in radio work.
from sea water and extensive rock
to forensic activities as determined
-?--
Wr
formations throughout the United
PRICES: Mats !5c J! 00 -
fes anil Sun 51 00 I $1 25 iac tu TOBACO
guitar. Leaving their classes at
jie narrated "I Hear America Sing- - by a point system.
short notice is not a new expert- - j
ing at the New York World's fair,
States.
There will be no major trips this j
Special Student Rate .60 Anytime
ence for them- -
Last winter they.
Magnesium to Star
He has directed various docu- -
fall, since the Western States
con-
ference
JO STAFFORD
missed three weeks of school while
mentary films and authored several "Undoubtedly magnesium will re
is in I)s Angeles, but
sev- -
. . . sponsor playing for the Bob Hope show at
plays. place many metals that today are j Cral major tournaments in the
the Paramount theater in New
Before
4.,, r as nr.
:
available onlv In limited nnantiries. cr.vir.o-
-
mar,
horo trmc
i-- u,
rw.
CLASSIFIED
ADS
coming to SC. VVCllll
I "
'
Jfii'S
uijm iinuiivu.
York.
was a faculty member at the Col
and I venture to predict that mag- -
haps the best excursion of the
sea- -
Prizes Offered
Higgins hopes this trip will be
ege 0f Jewish Studies in Los An- - nesium will become one of our
SOn is a journey to New Orleans
successful thr New York most iirdustrial metals as as ap- -
geles.
important
Most of the fall activities are
pearance.
.
The drama lab is planning an
! in the future.
centered around the local area. but.
APARTMENTS AND ROOMS TYPEWRITERS
RENTAL TYPEWRITER
By Jo Stafford
"We broke all attendance
rec- - i
evening of
one-a- ct plays to be pre-ords- ."
"Zirconium is another metal, vir
as a rule, the Western States
tour-
ney
KITCHENETTE
apartment. Double largre
ALL. MAKES sold, rented, repaired, ex-
changed
he says, "Hope we do as well sented later in the
.year.
Partici
tually unknown in its metallic state
is in one of the other
16 states
room with or without light housekeep-
ing.
Adding
Machine
University
Company.
Typewriting
2703 South
and
Hoover.
Reasonable terms. ADams
l-'JO- lM.
at Loew s Korea." pation is open to all students
in-
terested
a short while ago. for which in-
creasing
which make up tne conference.
Vermont. PA. loli.
A national folklore contest spon-
sored
Gradc--
A
Man
in acting, producing, and
uses may be found."
In an attempt to enlarge the
ROOM AND BOARD
MIMEOGRAPHING
TYPING
by radio singer Jo Stafford Stockpiling of Imports, conserva-
tion
Despite this
three-wee- k absence,
staging.
squad, a tea for prospective women
ROOMS and board. Two blocks. Recrea-
tion,
--
i campus, opposite Annex.
,,,
and open to all students has been
Higgins still managed to
e?rn
a
of our own raw materials, and
speakers will be given at the Delta
parking. T.V. Fine food. Rates
STARRED Expert
Typing
Mimeograthing
Theses dissertations
Elec-tromat- ic
Clintock Ave.. RE.
.1-J1- 8i.
for of from i50. 3131 S. FiR. RI.
7-16- S1. Crawford-Campbell-Turabia- n.
all sources
announced. prospecting new sup-
ply
projects. Josephine Doyle. DU.
2-67- 06.
three-poi- nt grade average for the Gamma house. 639 West 28th street,
Prizes of $125, $75, and $50 will
spring semester.
15 Trojans
must be stressed. Dr. Boyd said.
Tuesday, 2 p.m. A smoker will be
MCE ROOM,
twin-bed- s, private entrance,
tlSI Vilshire Blvd.
able. Electric typewriter.
J15.0O; double $13.00. Good home
"We are beginning to develop
single
be offered lor the three best col-
lections
During the Pacific trip, the given at the Zeta Beta Tau house.
rooked food for seven days. Close to 6 ROOMS FOR RENT
of lolklore submitted.
troupe will do a broadcast from
our own submarginal deposits of
666 West 28th street. Wednesday, car. AX.
:;-78- 57. 1929 W. 41st I'lace.
FIVE FURNISHED ROOMS Walking dis-
tance.
Crawford- - Campbell manuscripts
Folklore defined to be the things
Up In
Air
manganese, a material absolutely
R3nts reasonable. 3S41 S. Hill
hies. Electric typewriter. Rush
Honolulu and soond four days in 7 p.m., for prospective men orators.
ONE VACANCY Graduate Women's Co-
op.
guaranteed. ear campus.
PA-THKS- ES
that do and the
essential to efficient steel produc-
tion."
S40 month. 649 Monmouth. BI.
St
RI. 64."0.
people say. songs
Tokyo and about a week in Korea. 16c pace. University
KITCHEN privileges. Study hall. Two in
and the traditions which
the former Hollywood high 3020.
typists. Term papers. Pickup.
they sing
Other
stops wfll be of shorter dur-
ation.
S90 SIS a room. per semester or per
have been handed down through For Navy
and Caltech graduate said.
Newcomers to Tour LA
$15 UP Delicious meals. Excellent trans-
portation,
month. 231 S. Magnolia RI.
7-r.9- 97.
--
t$t,
WE-9S4- 3.
several generations must be col-
lected
Flying on the tour with Hope
Must Import
With Intercultural Club
RE.
2-06- 6S.
recreation. UJ60 W. Adams.
QUIET ROOMS 20 month double: $30
respondent: B.A. Journalism. Pi
from a primary source and Fifteen students or former stu
single. 1040 W. 33th St.
PA-927- 1.
and the band will be Jimmy Wake-l- y. "Mines at Butte, Mont., give us
submitted as original research.
cowbov singer. dents at SC. all members of the
;
only 10 per cent of our manganese
SC's Intercultural club will spon-
sor
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT ROOJIS Breakfast, kitchen privilege de-
sired.
tihinn all thesi forms reasonahl
Miss Stafford has sponsored the
Naval Air Reserve, reported for duty
j
needs. Russia has deliberately cut
a tour Sunday of Los Angeles
3S41 So. Hill St.
RI-643- 0.
contest for the last three years in
July 21 to their squadron now based
I
off our supply. Imports from India,
and
vicinity. Buses will leave from
SUI MONTH
for two.
EACH
Convenient
Large studio
to Univer-
sity.
living-roo- m
ROOMS. Breakfast, kitchen privileges if
36th St. P.E.
2-86- S0.
an effort to encourage students in
Unity Wants Members at North Island Naval'Air station,
South Africa, the Gold Coast and
University' avenue and 36th street
Saint .Tames Park NO. to. PR.
llflnil 3841 So. Hill St. RI. S430.
THESES DISSERTATIONS. Term
materia typed, edited
h-c:ent- ific the collection mid preservation of
For Steering Committee
San Diego. ,
Brazil are being stimulated, but are
j
&t 9 a.m.
7-91- 8.1.
FURNITURE FOR SALE
native American culture.
included in those reporting
were
distant and uncertain."
J70 SEMESTER on campus at Aeneas
LARGE davenport and club chair, good
French. Latin tables: statsltlcal
Although the tour is designed
Hall. 837 W. ."6 PI Bargain. Must va-
cate
condition, fine for Frat and Sor house.
All manuscripts must be sub-
mitted
Milt Yosim. Unity party senator, Lt. Eugene D. Redmond, a veteran
The v
g
is primarily dependent
especially for new students, every-
one
by Friday. RL I2W. Hal
Mes-singe- r.
Phone LOrain 62212.
50372.
before Jan. 15. 1951. to Dr.
announced yesterday that the nom-
inations
of the last war with nine ftp
L, foreign sources for other
es-plan- es
is welcome. The tour will
in-
clude
to his credit; Lt. (jg) Donald
!
DINE AT S.C.
CO-O- P
Hector Lee. Chico State college. Chi- - eomm.ttee of the party is
Cntial Qres Dr
visits to sections of the city
heater, new top. PA-19- 9.
looking for student interested in
L. Powars. Sigma Chi and Phi
Del- -
limT.
. . . ,
MIMEOGRAPHING JOIN for food, fun,
fellowship. 81i
cam. JUr. ijee is cnairman oi American
co. I
Nlel
fr0"1 Canada: illustrating aspects of
ta Phi. class of '48 and a three-
-
.
34th St. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
the committee. serving on steering
the national contest committee MIMEOGRAPHING SERVICE TAM'S
. .
I irom
"
Ainca; vmvuw cnromite uw. irom lurKey .
j
,
life, community organization, re-
creational
m..
i roar vordtv
hacl-ofha- ll
star-
-
BOOKS. INC. 723 WEST JEFFERSON. NEW CHKV. Low as $1582. Accept
which was appointed by the Amen-
- me nominations commutee nwea
.TL
T southern Rhodesia. New Caledonia facilities and social LAUNDRY SERVICE
cm Folklore societv.
toaay in tne irovet omce. 4Uo stu-
- .
J--
"- js-
-
-
RI-614- 1.
dent Union, from 1:15 to 3:15 to
;
cation major with only one year
problems.
MUSIC INSTRUMENT
WASH and dry. 4 --
hour aervice. 1146 W.
Letters must be submitted giving
It will also give students an idea
24th St.
'41 FORD Business
coupe.
interview any people interested in
left toward his teaching certificate.:
II
Duceia
D
I PIANOS FOR RENT Spinets, uprights, TR. 15S3.
--
iff the sources and collection methods
the
Dositions' Others were Lt. (jg) Joseph L. MUll, IVUbbld Ddlllt?
a of the city layout and main
in-
terest
grands. Rental may apply on purchase
SOUTH
AMERICAN TEACHER
Reeds Music Store. 4 6,"6 South Vermont. RIDERS WANTED
in addition to listing all assistance, centers. Students will be
Carroll, graduate class of '49 in j
AD.
3-51- 51.
teacher
will tutor
suggestions, and
bibliographical ma-
terial
The steering comm'ttec is made
mechanical engineering: Lt. (jg)
i
Will be Screened
charged $1.25 and are to bring their
SOOTH
you in
AMERICAN
Spanish. Specail fee for
stu-
dents.
supplied by others.
up of all Unity senators, voting and
own lunch. HOUSEKEEPING ROOM FOR RENT Days and
eveninjts. 9024
Leigh-to- n
Ray B. Anderson, who was study-in- g
Winning entries become the
prop-
erty
non-votin- g,
plus 15 other members
for a master's degree irr me- -
The unsuccessful invasion of Rus-
sia
Reservations must be made by
$5.00
W.
PERSON.
SOtli St. PR.
Light
6-9S- 55.
cooking. Quiet. 1090 Ave. No phone calls.
SHARING APARTMENT
of the society and all others
of the party.
chanical engineering: and Lt. (jg)
j
by
13th-centu- ry
German knights
tonight with Ved Sethi. Richmond
BOOKS FOR SALE
JRADt'ATE ST I" DENT will share
will be returned
provided return
Yo?im urged any students who
'
wniiam H. Byron, class of '50.
will be depicted in the movie, "A-
lexander
7-11- 30;
John Andrews. AXminister
j
HOME WANTED
Bellevue Book Kit. W.
Stan-
ford
apartment with one or two
is sent.
".iCU
ui win give
Nevsky," to be shown Mon-
day
1-9- 673,
or Bob Bobilin. PArkway
WECHLER
postage $11.
other Trojans or former Trojans THREE BEPROOM vi,inity Westchtw. Binet
Book Kit. Wagner.
Theses and dissertations
filling names of other prospective appli- -
!
are Lt Edward A. White, Phi
Sig-can- ts
at 8 p.m. in Hancock audi-
torium.
9307.
I
Call EL.
S-T5- SO.
Adm.
Bldg. 9H.
Evening AT.
1-
-89- nights after
8. Miss Scubie.
requirements of the
'
contest
may to appear for the interviews.
:
ma Kappai general business major;
be submitted.
The nominations committee is es- -
Lt Duane c. a major in
Admission is by Film Classics sea-
son penally anxious to meet new stu- -
business administration; Lt. Roger
tickets only. They are still on
dents who are interested in partici- - ;
L nt
a civil engineer graduate
sale for $3 at the booth in front
Turkey, Manual Vie
pating in various school activities.
!
:n 1947-
-
Lt. (jg Leo J. "Pete"
of Student Union, in the ticket of-
fice, A general meeting of the party
j
colapietro. an advertising major; and at the cinema department.
Chevrolet lets make such a
For Fall Import
will be held next week to consider
and Lt (jg) Robert
A. Wilkinson,
Enactments of the movie battle
Only you
the nominations suggested by the
;
major in mechanical ensrineer- - scenes between the Huns and the
General Studies 2tAB students committee
!
ing.
Russian people are acknowledged
may have
something besides turkey
Three officers who were given
by many as the greatest in cinema
wide
and
woiderm
Thanks-
giving
The is in Russian
to look forward to when
full credit by the university for
history. dialogue
rolls around. with English titles.
i
KUSC
summer work which they were un-
able At that time a new course out-
line
Log
to finish were Lt. (jg) .Andy
Besides "Alexander
Nevsky" and
prepared by Dr. Russell L.
T. Anderson, an international rela-
- "Les Miserables." which was screen- -
...and at the lowest prices, too!
Caldwell and Ernest
W. Thacker is
Friday, Sept. 29
tions major; Lt. (jg) Robert J. Bell, ed last week. 12 movies are to be
sale at and
shown, one each Monday night in
expected to go on campus
12:00 News and Comment
mechanical engineering major;
book stores.
12:30 It's a Matter of Music
Lt. (jg) George L. Katz, class of
Hancock. The group includes
out-'5- 0
Dr. Caldwell, assistant professor
1:00 Music-
-
in the Afternoon
and a social studies major. All standing American, English, French,
of
history, and 1 hacker, general
i
3:00 V A Reports
of the
15 officers were pilots with and Russian
Films,
studies
examiner, sent the final
!
3:15 Songs of France
the exception of Katz who is per- -
Delta Kappa Alpha, national
cin-sonn- el
chapters of their "Testing Manual
j
3:30 Nem
officer of the squadron.
j
ema fraternity, and the cinema
de- -
Choose between
7 S LVH
on American Civilization and Insti- -
3:45 Women's Page
1
partment are sponsoring the
non- -
Standard Drive and
tutions" to the publishers this week. t 4:00 Symphonic Silhouettes
,
a
I
J
.profit film series. DKAs are selling
Modern Dance Analyzed
tickets and wiU usher at the
pro- -
The 100 ppgc manual is divided
i
5:00 "Career Women" 1
POWERZ
Dancing has meaning and can
into
25 chapters, each
summarizing 5:18 Junior Playroom
grams
be quite effective in
story telling,"
a period of American history and j 5:30 Neus
Automatic
Transmission
said Dr. Ellfeldt. supervisor of the
presenting a typical examination, j 5:4S Check the Scoreboard
Milford to Discuss
1
Modern Dance club. "Body move-
ment
automatio Combination of
Powerglide
An outstanding feature is that the
I
6:00 Beyond the Sons
develops vocabulary and its
Church, World Situation
transmission and
105-h.- p. engine op-
tional development of the basic principals
6:30 Marine' Story
rhytlim is synonymous with other
on De Luxe models at extra cost.
of history is discussed. The tests
6:45 American Dream
methods of communications." "The Church and the World Sit-
uation"
are identical to those given to for-
mer
7:00 Hancock Concert Hour
will be discussed by Chan-
cellor
m
general studies students.
8:00 Night Extra
T. R. Milford of Lincoln
Choose between Styleline
8:15 Errand of Mercy
Today's Staff in a lecture at
The writing of the manual was cathedral, England,
8:30 Kl'SC Drama, "Marked in
and Fleetline
1
Styling
prompted by requests from students
noon Wednesday in the commons
and instructors of other universi-
-
Crimson"
News Editor.. Colin McKinlay
room of the School of Religion.
9:00 of France Songs
ties. Dr. Caldwell is the author of
I
Asst. News Editor Tom Buchanan Chancellor Milford was formerly
9:15 Spirit of the Vikings
"An American History Review, on
!
Copyreaders: Joseph H. McCaffrey,
chaplain at Oxford university and
9:30 Music and Story
the nation's market for several Dave Hines, Dolores Dietrich, Joe
a professor of philosophy at St. m
10:30 News
years.
I
Liddy. Jim Saulsbury, Bob
Hu-
man,
John's college in the
University of
m
Statues of eight men surround-
ing
and Kent Milton. Allahabad, India. He is now tour-
ing
the tower of the Administra-
tion
Reporters; Oscar M. Carter Jr.,
the Southland under the aus-
pices
Delta Sig Theta
building are those of Cicero, John Albright, Joanne Mouren of the Episcopal Diocese of
Plato. Lincoln. Teddy Roosevelt. Laurens, Gene Williams, Aleene Los Angeles, division of colleges.
. . . will meet today in the women's j0hn Wesley. Matthew Simpson, Barnes. Nick Apple. Don Ramsay,
The lecture
is open to all stu- -
Choose between
lounge at 12:30. All actives and
Borden P. Browne, and Phillips Alice Katem. Marilyn Raff, Stu-
- 1
dents.
pledges are to attend. Brooks. art Parcher. and Larry Gun drum the Bel Air and the Convertible
YOUR CAMPUS CHEVROLET DEALER IS
HARRY
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DEALER
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Asset Metadata
Core Title
Daily Trojan, Vol. 42, No. 10, September 29, 1950
Tag
OAI-PMH Harvest
Unique identifier
UC110734849
Legacy Identifier
uschist-dt-1950-09-29
Inherited Values
Title
Daily Trojan, Vol. 42, No. 10, September 29, 1950
Inherited Title
Daily Trojan, Vol. 42, No. 10, September 29, 1950 (title)
Description
Daily Trojan, Vol. 42, No. 10, September 29, 1950.
Coverage Temporal
1950-09-28 to 1950-09-30
Inherited Subject
University of Southern California (naf corporate name)
Repository Email
specol@lib.usc.edu
Repository Name
University of Southern California University Archives
Repository Location
Doheny Memorial Library, Los Angeles, CA 90089-0189
Date Created
1950-09-29
Publisher
Los Angeles, California (original)
,
University of Southern California (original)
,
University of Southern California. Libraries (digital)
Date Issued
1950-09-29
Type
images
,
text
Format
newspapers (aat)
Language
English