1946_12 The Daily Collegian December 1946

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THI COLLSGIAN Or-FiCE. Student Onion. Peeon. * *77-
etSeaBeea^AerlllllhllBef ^SrvtefS.laV.
Editor Edmond Bolas
Business Manager Dorothy Boles
Phone 4-4721
Managing Editors       Betty Kent, Ed Sturgeon
Advertising Manager , Jack Fannin
Sports Edit."- 3ruce Farris
Feature Editor Bob Minor
Social Editor Jean McCain
Club News Editor Gwen Zander
Copy Editor* Manor-. Zailian. Margaret Munson
Staff Photographer Gordon Scott
Librarian Man one Botts
Circulation Manager Gloria Antriasian
re.port.rs—lack Rilsr. loan Q.m.ns. Al Corona. Rosa-
mar.. Fro*t. Melvin Isaacson David Junes. Grwg
Kalaiian. Gen* King. Warren Kraft. Donald Slinkard.
rames* Zaihan Alii* Baryum. Toon Droae. Erik Ege-
land. John Furqueron. Colleen lesperton. Anni* Shew.
Action Is Required
Rjrelv tliere States .ir FlCSsSO State College .1
viru.ition like rhe one laya. exisnn^ reUcivc to
vtude-nr eouneil anJ riu constitution ei the- e.il
Ic-fie jNvM.ition >X'itli the semester almost fir.
■shed, the student l>>Jv problems have appeared
and rcvjuiu
:tereM in eiXJtXil tin.
hroucht to the attention of student
need for some Sent ei ounpulvirv attendance-
compulsorv in that non artenJanec a ill cause
non-membership In other words. thd*namo
of students who receive notices bur Jo nor at
tend the meetings will Se dropped from the
>e\retar\s list This ilea rulinc will m ;i t
effect at ti>morrow '•> meeting.
A revised constitution civinc stuJcnts more
responsibility, it is believed, will be more conducive to active participation than the pre-senr
one A constitution revision committee made-
up of five students »j> appointed bv rhe Mu
dent president on the impetus ot lack ot inter-
est shown in student activities, such as Bmmmm
meetings
The croup, after several weeks of work, m
eluding an investigation of the constitution,
comparison of it with constitutions ot other
colleges, and interviews with campus leaders
and college alumni, reported on the results ar
the last council meeting. The revision will be
further discussed tomorrow.
A failure to delegate sufficient powers to stu
dents and the lack of a clear specification ot
the organization of certain boards of control
have been pointed out as weak spots of the
present constitution. The document, drawn up
Benefit Concert to Be Held in FSC Auditorium
violinist,    and  Buddhist Church.
1 present      Miss Kanagawa formerly attend
'. December 29. at  ml   Fresno   State   College   and
By John H. Uwia
Hop. is s tstt*r*d flag an4 a dream seat ef time
Plagiarised from Cart aa nature,
he  season  of  hope   Mankind  Is  Infected
h>    It     plagued   by   it     fevered     wracked,   swindled,
dropped    busted,   mended,   willy nllly  set on  again.
sag noticed how calm a man It and un
1 rouble.! and  happy when he Is asleep * Thst Is befalls* he ls not hoping.
The Gbeneier Scrooges aad I are engulfed momentarily m the emotional wav, of peace on Earth
t.ood Will Towards Men " Bat in s lew days w. will
subside We will settle bark Into tbe "American way
.'i Hie I'renein competitiveness, worrying a boat
how 10 make more money—and now to spend It W.
will lilt our eve* pnfijf.lv to hesven and thank Qod
for the humility and grace o( Christ We will talk
roodescendlngly or *neerlngly ol "kike*, greasers,
and niggers." holding ourselves aloof In pride of
etefsBsj to ourselves this costs us nothing,
as though hsle hsd no gBBt, ss though hate ever
crew anv thing worth gniwins
The approaching holiday season is the second
.ince Ihe war came to sn "end." With the armistice
we somehow looked for a great blanket of peace aad
hartuonv to come automatically to rest on the earth.
Hut instead, hunger, distrust, disease pain, and
hatred appeared to increaae at an ever faster rat.
We the weary. Ignorant grumbling people are selling
out and trickling ourselves again
Hut I have faith In the comic, tragu bbbbbbb.
people I believe In their future 1 do not pin my
dresm. lor tbe future on Kresnans or Caltforniaaa
01 American*, but. rather on the two billion strug
cling, grubbing being.-, and their children, finite])
live sense and epdlets yearnings I do
not think greatness will come during our time.
I'f-rhap. in a hundred year* or a hundred genera
tu.ne eroisioned leader* will have led the people.
tiled tbe people- to greatness
ond»r.
gg once been revised Many bad spots
were undoubtedly eliminated, but the time is
ripe  tor another ch.iiii:e
Vigilantes
Main years BJJO when the West w.i> wild
and still young, vigilantes rixlc to do |ustice
where law and order failed In time, this |us-
tiec became harsh and unfair and tbe law had
H step forward to put down all forms ot vigilante convnitrees because ot rhe e rimes .md atro-
eines whieh ran rampant
Apparently the vigilantes were not put down.
Test** on the I'resno State- (ollege campus, a
new form of this |ustice has appeared. Signs
have been put up other signs have been torn
down, and the area in front of the union is beginning ro look like a realtor's front yard.
Sign ot peaches iteirarmes." and House
■ !  Sale    are |u»t a few.
Wherever there is room rhe vigilantes have
left their mark. On a huge four-by-fis'e piece
of wood, which once said Plywood." the vigilantes have left their infamous name.
It seems that the timchas come again tor
the ..rimes of the vigilantes to be put down
Here  is a good proicct tor the student court
King.
W.lroyJsJ4m!J.tt.,
lo the Cditor
Nob that the football season ia
f r State I* preparing in a big
iy for perhapa the moat anpamr
.pott on th. campus -Badminton'
Coach Myron "Andy" Anderson has
been hooking innocent Staters s*
they iin»uspectingly wslk by ibe
gym for thl* srlnlllstlng sport
W ell Andy, you r.n count on me—
I tn dropping Jack'* 4IB and going
fiut for badminton gee and I waa
on my fount**'
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I»o any of yoa Staters remember
the kind of sports stones that they
write In high school newspaper.'
Those high school kids really work
hard fin tbem it's difficult writing
I basketball story without using
the wor.l   ba.ketball   once   For ex
VI.nana the meilonnien of old
I'loinik Hi will invade the courts
fit their arch rival Subnormal
Holy: All you Hot inkers be there
to walch our baaabateers bounce
the ole watermellon through that
"le hoop when we pounce on the
•. .'..Inly over rated Subnormsler*
Speed Puffkit forward slot, will
-pike the locals loyally aided by a
congregation that's really on that
ole ball yessir' Lets get behind
our hooptiien tomorrow on the
Laid wood of a waahed-out Subnormal five Let . wash them in tbe
m..*t tfvei whelming victory ever
run up ia any caaaba contest'"
M»TE Final score Plotmk 11
Subnorm.i.
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Humors are flying It aeems that
the assistant editor of the Berke
lev ' Californian" wrote us a letter
Mating thst they've r. ail of our
Kilroy contest up north   Well, they
• •ll   us   thst   an  artist   residing   In
' I'l; vs. i-i-i 1
has drawn and copyright.,] a pic
file of Kilroy' Hut dont worry
Stater*, be rant prove a thins;
The Collegian I* still going
through, well hold our ground
oh   yes.   from   now   on    please   ad
• Ire.,   all   letters   to  the   Editor   in
SSeXBWeSBn
a   *   *
I   wonder bow  many  Staters  lis
lea In to ibe Drama Department*
reading of the funnies every Sun
• i.ty morning at »* You know thoae
!■•*: dipped hams really do a bang
up Job The best person, for my
money, was Superman who waa
ylayed by Roaemary Johnson so
her voice I. changing   so what*
its
It seem* that there has been
quite an epidemic of college stu
lent, commiting suicide lately.
Members of the faculty take note—
Would you be the cauae of the un
timely death of little Stater" If not
—take it easy on the homework
boya. take it easy' (Social Science
Dsft. please copy 1
Collegia
Editor ol
Dear Sir
Becauae my drawing ability Is
negligible 1 did not enter the
"lira. Kilroy' contest proclaimed
in ..reaming heads throughout Tbe
Collegian for the past few Issues
Hut Instesd I wish to submit my
word   portisit   of   this    Illustrious
Kilroy has been in Ihe New
World from the time of the first
, voyage into tbe unknown made by
the Norsemen In fart. Kilroy was
tbe cabin boy of l-elf  Krikson
It was Kilroy who was one of tbe
men of Christopher Columbus crew
when Chris attempted to find a
route to tbe .fabulous Far Kast
Humors hawe it that Kilroy ggBJ
inally wrote^ Joaquin Millers fa
mous poem "Columbus" on a shuck
of  Indian   m«T»e  and
1 dead I
placed it In Ibe skull
dlan chief
Kilroy also accompanied tbe
Spanish conquistidores wben they
came to the New World Kilroy
wa* prominent In the landing at
Tabasco, which he named for the
well known meat sauce.
When word came out that Balboa
was hot on the trail ■■:
tbe Pacific Ocean Kilroy .le.erte.l
Cortex Wben Balboa stood "all
ent upon a peak in Darlen" gating
out into tbe Pacific Oeyan Kilroy
broke the rapture of the moment
by an ill placed . ough
over a century later, kilroy wa.
a member of tbe Jamestown settw-
metit of Captain John Smith When
Smith was on tbe chopping block.
Kilroy introduced him to Poeahon
ta. Lailer when Pocahontas married   John   Kolfe    Kilroy   was   beat
Kilroy when the Ked Coals were
threatening Boston, held Paul Reveres horse while he mounted it to
begin his famous ride
Kilroy finally settled down and
became noted, in a small way. as
caretaker at George Washington'.
Mount Vernon estate It waa he
who planted the cherry tie. whuh
Washington cut down.
Kilroy pasaed away In IsTO at the
age of I51"i years But. looking anx
lously .loan at the earth be re
cently  came  back  In  reincarnated
It 1* not erroneous that Kilroy
Is at Fresno State He may be
beard Ave times a week In campua
class rooms lecturing on American
Worth and f/oteJ
By Grag KaJaJian
NEW JERSEY'S » TA voted The
Jolson    Story    as   'picture    of   tbe
BjBJ don't  let that
Influence rem. The Jelson  Story  is
top-   111   movie  entertainment
OKLAHOMA will be greeted roy
ally when it rescue* tbe Sooner
SUt*. The SBSl of Ibe longeat run
mint Broadway production will be
feted ai Oklahoma City by the gov
md other sundry ot
flclal.
Tb. hometown of Oklahoma la
Oklahoma t.vited the players aad
Lynn Riga*, author of the booh.
Green Grow* th* Grass, on which
tbe musical is based, to a square
dance   l>arly
I     Tbe   troupe   plan*   to   play   the
Sooner Stat* nett Spring
The reason Oklahoma did not go
South earlier is Th* Theater Guild,
which produced tbe musical, com
mits it- play, to towns having
Thttttr Guild*.
Apparently   il   takes   four   year*
to   finish   a   Theater   Guild   circuit
and   apparently   no  town   in   Okla-
Theater Guild. .. .
FOR   FASCINATING   reading  on
.     BBSS'   bbbBB.   Way
for   Music.   111   which   Syd   Skolsky
analyzes   17  composition*  and  pre
setits   biograpble*   of   tbe   lives   of
OICK    POWELL   elgned   to   act
Jojsnny   O Clock   for  Columbia   Pic
SMS  a   Treasury  Department   agent   after   a   narcotics
GEORGE WASHINGTON used
Brother Jonathan when be referred
to   American*   of   his   time.   Since
snd tbe public Is railed John Do*...
FOR WHAT IT'S WORTH:   Tbe
English     language     baa     *w«.000
CBS PROGRAMS won 12 flrsts in
Motion Picture Daily's annual poll
The iiikim atom bomb test and
election    broadcast*    won    special
Lu. Radio Theatre. Joan Oavia.
Lionel Barrymore. Omah Shore. Pa
trie* Mussel. New York PMsaaw*
momc Symphony, Lets Pretend.
CBS School of the Air. Information
Plea** ami Tak* It or Leave It won
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