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—The Fresno State College Collegiar
EDITORIAL
COMMENTS
1 Legion haj given
Washington, (AP) — The Amei
Spain's Generalissimo Franco the
Medal of Appreciation.
A Legion spokesman said the medal is the same given t
a number of other world leaders.
The presentation was made in Madrid by George Kelly of
Arlington, Va.. and Herman Luhrs of Detroit. Mich. Kelly j
world communism.
Louisville, Ky., (TIME) — The Louisville Lions Club
had to male a slight change in its plans last week. The]
topflight Brown Hotel, where the club normally holds its
weekly luncheon sessions, said it would not serve one of
the club's guests because she is -j Negro.
Club officials promptly shifted the meeting to the Seel-
bach Hotel. There, with a happy smile on her face, 1 J-year-
old Betty Foster accepted her prize for a winning entry in
the club's essay contest on "Why I Love America."
The above articles speak for themselves. No amou
editorial comment could more forcefully bring out the
rion in which a great part of this, our United States, |
its sights. Each is a chronicle of the fascist-thinking ell
of America.
We wonder how the thousands of Negro troops who
fought since June, 1950. in Korea feel about the management
of the Brown Hotel. We wonder what they think, when thei
American Legion gathers at a convention to sing about j
America, "land of the free," "home of the brave," "sweel
land of liberty."
Occasionally we see glimpses of greatness. We come acros'
a judge, such as the one who ruled on the loyalty oath at th<
University of California last week. We can only admire hi.-
great courage, his honest-approach toward a group of peopli
who are big enough to do him great harm. And then w<
wonder about Fresno's representation in the state legislature
Hugh Bums, head of the state un-American activities committee, has asked that the money of California's taxpayer!
be spent to fight that judge's decisic
Banrjm On
The Wall
Rally Committee
Is Rushing Plans
For Masque Ball
This includes n
icy put ,
coffen
I Paying:
who find nothing but contempt for' Bl
Bums has asked that the office of the attorn
used to help the regents prepare a court-room fi
that dead? Is the state (the people of Calift
Bums for this sort of thing?
There is yet hope, of course, for America. Evid
good are still glittering, at times. University studenl
south are beginning to carry out the fight for freedom of
education, regardless of color. Thinkers in politics, like Paul |
Douglas of Illinois, are always quick to try to cure social
These are trying times. The gains being made by
nism make it exceedingly difficult for the liberals of this land
to make progress. It is so easy for the small-minded fascists of
through this technique, they have irreparably damaged the
lives and political careers of some of America's finest peopli
But it is the proof of history — each generation has ha
' ir problem — which makes us believe the social gains|
and throughout the world, will continue to tx
, then America no longer will be the land sh<
n like Paine, Jefferson, and Lincoln shall be|
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Reverend Stoner
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Frosh Proxy Shew
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SPORT IPS
By PETE LANG. Sports Editor
RECURRENCE OF LAING'S INJURY SINKS DASH HOPES
Macon, Brooks Set
COP Victory Pace
_ Coach Flint Hai-.ner'.H Ilnllil t: tiaoknu-n, finishing second
'of: >1> ,-ir.ij wmr.ing .-.or C.ii 1 o y in 1 ■ ;• i! r o: .,., , . , i \ I
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Drop Two On Southern Trip]ol
- 3rio State's travel-weary 1
. southern tour with an indi
Diego Marines Sundav, after winning two of three CCAA
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then their conference record " ' " "~
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Object Description
| Title | 1951_04 The Daily Collegian April 1951 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1951 |
| Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm. |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | April 17, 1951 Pg. 2-3 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1951 |
| Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm. |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Language | eng |
| Full-Text-Search | —The Fresno State College Collegiar EDITORIAL COMMENTS 1 Legion haj given Washington, (AP) — The Amei Spain's Generalissimo Franco the Medal of Appreciation. A Legion spokesman said the medal is the same given t a number of other world leaders. The presentation was made in Madrid by George Kelly of Arlington, Va.. and Herman Luhrs of Detroit. Mich. Kelly j world communism. Louisville, Ky., (TIME) — The Louisville Lions Club had to male a slight change in its plans last week. The] topflight Brown Hotel, where the club normally holds its weekly luncheon sessions, said it would not serve one of the club's guests because she is -j Negro. Club officials promptly shifted the meeting to the Seel- bach Hotel. There, with a happy smile on her face, 1 J-year- old Betty Foster accepted her prize for a winning entry in the club's essay contest on "Why I Love America." The above articles speak for themselves. No amou editorial comment could more forcefully bring out the rion in which a great part of this, our United States, | its sights. Each is a chronicle of the fascist-thinking ell of America. We wonder how the thousands of Negro troops who fought since June, 1950. in Korea feel about the management of the Brown Hotel. We wonder what they think, when thei American Legion gathers at a convention to sing about j America, "land of the free," "home of the brave," "sweel land of liberty." Occasionally we see glimpses of greatness. We come acros' a judge, such as the one who ruled on the loyalty oath at th< University of California last week. We can only admire hi.- great courage, his honest-approach toward a group of peopli who are big enough to do him great harm. And then w< wonder about Fresno's representation in the state legislature Hugh Bums, head of the state un-American activities committee, has asked that the money of California's taxpayer! be spent to fight that judge's decisic Banrjm On The Wall Rally Committee Is Rushing Plans For Masque Ball This includes n icy put , coffen I Paying: who find nothing but contempt for' Bl Bums has asked that the office of the attorn used to help the regents prepare a court-room fi that dead? Is the state (the people of Calift Bums for this sort of thing? There is yet hope, of course, for America. Evid good are still glittering, at times. University studenl south are beginning to carry out the fight for freedom of education, regardless of color. Thinkers in politics, like Paul | Douglas of Illinois, are always quick to try to cure social These are trying times. The gains being made by nism make it exceedingly difficult for the liberals of this land to make progress. It is so easy for the small-minded fascists of through this technique, they have irreparably damaged the lives and political careers of some of America's finest peopli But it is the proof of history — each generation has ha ' ir problem — which makes us believe the social gains| and throughout the world, will continue to tx , then America no longer will be the land sh< n like Paine, Jefferson, and Lincoln shall be| FridayWillBeLast Chance For Shots PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS */&§*$ SAE Sweetheart Dance Is Set For Friday Evening Ki Pri Will Hear CACE President Whether it be BREAKFAST LUNCH DIMER or a fountain treat it's the VARSITY LUNCH 1472 North Van Nest MEAL TICKETS AVAILABLE Earl and Veda Sutton j Proprietor! I r* Silly Miclaa, Slim* rriaht, Marilyn II FSC Journalism Day Is Set For This Saturday (Commu,dlromPat,l) Reverend Stoner To Visit Students On Fresno Campus Frosh Proxy Shew Submits Financial Report To Cabinet Dual rellfion week, scheduled I Chi Beta Alpha To Hold April Dance Tomorrow Chl Beu Alpha Sciuan pUU ' ideo shown here. Us* c» size bulbs In proper fixtures for your stud/ ond work. Keep your bulbs clean ond you'll b* surprised how BETTER LIGHT MEANS 8EfTER SIGHT Ptrironiit Oar Adtirtjsers Marine Major To Administer Exams Phrateres To Have Party ■'-■•■.•^wwrr-^ PLAvYDIUM 1430 Van Ncii BOWLING—BILLIARDS COFFEE SHOP Phon. 4-5300 1>&&» (%?& erery crowd—Coke belong,!. COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF FRESNO 90S R STREET FRESNO, CALIFORNIA The Fresno State College Collegi ■■•- - -3= *.«„„a,uii rage inneo Bulldogs Face Cards In Benefit Game Tonight SPORT IPS By PETE LANG. Sports Editor RECURRENCE OF LAING'S INJURY SINKS DASH HOPES Macon, Brooks Set COP Victory Pace _ Coach Flint Hai-.ner'.H Ilnllil t: tiaoknu-n, finishing second 'of: >1> ,-ir.ij wmr.ing .-.or C.ii 1 o y in 1 ■ ;• i! r o: .,., , . , i \ I in liatoli'fo SU(1:uti. Saturday night, will lie put through the mill this week in preparation for Saturday's meeting here SWIM SUITS Boxer and Lastex 2.95 up SWIM FINNS 6.95 and 9.95 'Glass Fly Rods 12.95 •Glass Casting Rods 10.00 TENNIS RACKETS 3.95 up Varsity, Redbirds Will Meet In Aid Benefit Tilt Tonite At Eight O'clock Gridders Choose Don King To Lead New Football Org Bulldogs Cop Two Games Drop Two On Southern Trip]ol - 3rio State's travel-weary 1 . southern tour with an indi Diego Marines Sundav, after winning two of three CCAA tilts from Pepperdinc and San Diego State Colleges ' " then their conference record " ' " "~ Bulldog Golfers Drop Matches To Mustangs, 15-3 SL rZ \ootn Dinner Specialties 'STEAK ♦CHICKEN ♦TURKEY PHONE 5-0713 he CCAA champion Fresno State Bull- ESC TOPS VISAUA CUBS, 5-t FREE April 21 and 28 only One dry fly to trie first 50 purchases CHEESEMAN And CENTER 3230 Tulare Phon. 4-1612 Get your fishing tackle ready for trout season zp. SPALDING ~~] Register Your Pattern at... 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