1945_03 The Daily Collegian March 1945

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Capital Lures
Mudge for Meet
Dr. Lrpais kludge, i_rreelrj.nl of
the csralrel section of Ihe Csllfor
tds teat who* Educator*' A**nct*
ttoa. attended s msetlag of the
Cass mt salon for Vocal lortal Kduc*
thos In Sat lament a   March S.
Tbs Stat* Director Of Vocational
awtsc'ktlou. Julian A McPbee Invli
•d s number of vocational teacher
association  repreaentatlvee
The tuornlng mealing .esse confined to a discussion ol individual
and mutual problems In th* after
noon, etepa wer* tabes to form ■
srtate-w.de    rnunrll    nf    vocational
The membership *ill probably
conalat ot the member* of tbe Com
mmas
—-  Trte   rfWano   Starts.   Coftscjw   Colf.qi.n
Fresno Franc/) Club Lola   Brown  Win*. Exhibit  Shows
To Hear Famous Man        Scholarship
snd tb* stair preairli
awatavbar* at large of
tesebvr groups tn Ih* >
erf Vocational Kducaltn
I .Educational. Trade and
Dr Jacques Marquetl*. noted
FrewchsMts. will address the aaesa-
bera and friends of ths Alliance
Frsscslas ds Freano sad student*
who *r* interested on "Franc's
Role In the Poet War World."
Wednesday at S pm Is thr* stu
dent lounge of the union
The lecture will be In French
Dr   Marquette, who received hla
degree from 8orbonne In Parte. I*
I a   atudent  of   phnloaopby   and   re
lls-lon   end  authority  on iluddhtam
I aad   lalamlsm.   and   tbs   author   of
'twelve   books   on   human   culture,
i philosophy and religion
|     He  has traveled extensively and
i>ii. I  at the  University of Csl
cult*. India, College of Kothapoui
lUdcllffe College. Amher.t College
and Ihe l.o«i'1l Lecture* at Be
astr*   hss    been    awarded
the Juliet  Lss I«ehwc*d  HeaaorVel
Scholarship according 10 Mr*. Hel
en Rohrer ef tb* scholershlp COW
mlttee    Hr*.   Rshrer   stages'   that
sward was saade hy Ih* Fees
n* branch  ot th*  American   AaaO-
iii.'ii of University Women who
ler   It   each  spring  to an   Upper
vision   woman   at   Freano   State
College
FSCers to Give
TeH. on Karm
Jst II   poaslble for  the  I <>■•• tn-i *
.... the varloua area* of Vocational
mm    K.liuntlon   to   exchange   ideas   and
..      ..   *^\amhmha  cooperal*   It   I*   planned
duatnal   Education   and  \ocatlonal   lhM   m„Un_.   wil|   >.   ulrlr   ,„.
°"id*nc» quent  and  Ih.t s Newa  Digest of
The    coordinating    council    will 'mine sort will he distributed
A five rrllnute apeech. under th*
auiplcea of the Caltrorntn Conservative Council and Cooperating
Attend*.. In Ihe Interest of Conservation Week, March 1 to M Inclusive, will be presented over
KARM Thuraday. March *, at IIS
pm . by Patricia Vogeler and Ji
lln Allen, speech atudenta.
Kb* program Is to be given for
thejpvjrpoae ol public!ting the conservation  of  natural   recouraea.
Library System
As eablbit ol bow to uas the II
hrsry hooka ta being shown for tbs
of ths new stsdenta to ac
lUfiMulves wtth th* system
that t. employed Thla la used tn
conjunction with social science la.
but In ef value to all students.
There sre |our floor cages of
which tbe following la displayed:
ruber one describe* the
method* nr using i he"card "rata I opt
in locating books; rggflgj number
i wa the itudent how and
where Ihe book* may be found In
se alack*
Caae three *hows how to obtain
desired Information In the reaerve
book room: and caae four explain*
buw book* are lit be round In the
reference room
The reference room mainly constat* of Indexca such as education
index, industrial art Index, Read
*r*s Guide, and Ihe New York
Time* Index
Judge Do Wolf Speaks
To Journalism Class
Tricky question* dealing with
the California law system were an
•wared by Judge George M He
Wolf, Justice of the peace in Freano. In an hour d1ecu**lon period
held In the sdvsnced Journalism
claaa, reporting public affair*,
headed by Dr. Paul V. Sheehan.
professor ot Journalism
The case or Willie Green, a Fres
io Negro, who murdered a man.
ribbed him. and burled the body In
a rrmr-lery, but wa* c.unlit by the
police and convicted on clrcum
■tanllal evidence, wa* reviewed by
Judge DeWoir. who brought along
all record* or Ihe caae ror Ihe
Journalism claa. lo Inspect.
I>r. Hheehan'a rla*. 1. .lu.lylsii
the Calirornla Court procedure and
the dutle* 'of |he reporters who
hsve to cover tbe court acene.
Patronize  Dur
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FRESNO, CALIFORNIA. FRIDAY. MARCH 9, 1M6
Council Meet editorial
Decides Vital
FSC Topics
A public relation!* project to
acquaint San Joaquin Valley
hii/h Hchooln with thi* educational I'.n'iliti.-. at Fresno
State College and the com
plaint a which bare arl*en about
condition* In the atudent lounge
were the main topic* of dlsruaalon
at the atudent council dinner meet
In*. Wednesday night In the union
Plana are being made for tbe
i ■ .-.!>■ organised public relation*
r-nuitnlttee to travel to valley high
•rhool*   In   April   to   p
m i
king «  pictute of life
tat*
•Ion of Ihe .indent lounge
h plan* to close the lounge
Rn* do not  impro'
on ft.
Other topirn dl*cu**eil were thi
belter cut end Inn of hnnpllallty to
rtaitlH* by student* with the cooperation of le*r*ier. and re.nrrec-
llon <il Ihe ( fi iin<| mii Ii rs with the
retires nlsitt Ion of the atudent Christian   Armor In Hon  on  Ihe campu*.
Voting mi mim-. < ot the student
louncll include all bead* or classes
and orgnniiatlon* aqd all nludent
body officer*. Anyone may attend,
but may not vote on any decision
at the meeting.     g
IRC-Facurty-
To Hold Meeting
Mr Hurbert Seaman*, national
director ol Ihe Christian and Jews,
Inc., will apeak: betore a joint meeting or the iifmity and International
Relation* Student Club, Wednesday
at II 10 o'clock. In the committee
i mini of the union.
4 DtV Hubert Phillips, professor of
social aclence. arranged the meet
Ini ami request* that people desiring lo attend msy algn up'* her t
pniled In tbe faculty bulletin
board, aeroaa from the ■ dm In intra
hob orrice
Dr, Seaman's subject will be "Re-
lignum and facial Cooperation on
lbe   CfllupiinJ2r>
1*0 Soto, [ire.ldent of lbe IRC,
has announced that any atudent of
Freano Sim.. College Is eligible to
nttend this meeting aince ihe IRC
i* a club with no definite membership but I* an open organisation
Data Sheets Wanted
At Campui Office
Twenty senior* have not
■ urned In their data elieel* lo
Ciimpus Office, and Ihey raua
turned In Immediately,
to Clare Weymouth, editor.
These aenlora sre Elisabeth Oa|
i.l.i i m. it... In Hunt, Claire How-
land, Harold Jackson. Florence In
carps, I'll,.ii Jninlaon. Anna Uoron
burg, Anne Thurston, Ruth Shirk.
Walle* Mrllillre, Bernard Wall,
Helen Kellogg Allte Carter. Lsrry
Beane. Ann Allien. Marian Aileu,
Roaallnd Swsn. Dorothy Tucker.
Wlnirred Webb, and Margaret
William..
A Few Statistic.
TotaJ Enrollment ,  1,050
Number of Red Cresm members 201
Amount contribute*]    .$   240
College jftMl tor drive . „.|1,000
Ara you proud of I ha**?
What's the Answer?
If Si .hi i\ can aniw/gr yes io ihe following tet of questions—
both of them—then ihere isn't much use in reading ihe test of
this i ditorial But if there it a negative answer to cither question,
be whole editorial is one of vital concern io them. <i„
1. Have vou jointed the college unit of the American
Red Cross by contributing your dollar?
2. Would you be willing to send che report on the progress of this drive to a fighting man overseas as a representation to him of the backing that State is giving an
organization which may mean life or death to him? Would
you be proud of this record—proud enough to send it to
a man in a Jap ot German ptison camp?
To those who answer "no" to the first question, the logical
comeback is: Why? There is not one Stater in school who cannot afford to back up this organization with his dollar. That
tCceiiemed ■>• faj* Tree;
rmeSepm^
local campus Rod Cross Drive membership now in full tnriaa
at th* coUsas. with 100% membsrship of ths mnSam e^udsgi
body as their goal.
Election-Dinner to
Be Held by AMS
sn officer election dinner s
tram tonight at 7 to. In tbe
i, the Associated Men Student*, organisation made of sll
male Stater*, will ehooae new
guide* for the remainder ol the **
Intention to run for office* of
prealdent, vice-president, and Secret ary-treasurer     miut     be     tiled
Ith Karl Buckman. aponaor ot ths
AMS by Wednesday, Neal Jenaen.
temporary chairman of the organ!-
.Hon. announced.
All   candidate*   will   hs   required
. give a apeech before being-vot-
ed on, the A hi 8 committee haa an-
inced, Quallftcatlona for candidacy are at least one aernealer'a attendance  at  Preen o  State  College
id a one point grade storage.
Ticket* to the dinner are on aale
HI 11 IB by Frank Mesple. L*n Itow-
II, tee Koto, llenny Phillip*, Jamee
Coagrave. Gordon Welrath, Neal
Jrnaen and Hurrell Pan net t
Candidate, who bave al ready
filed Intention* to run far office*
prealdent. Murrell I'.nn.tl
and Neal Jenaen: vtceprealdeat.
Unwell. secretary treasurer,
Lee Soto.
Wolff ts Around
To  Help   Students
lege   auditorium,   la   at 111   on   the
'sropua today.
The .nint. who ha* been brought
u tbe college through the .it* program of tb* Aaaoclallon or Amerl-
L'ollegea. will be mailable to
aludenl. and faculty members for
Informal conference thl* afternoon
Smokes Go to
FSC Quiz Kids
A "Qui* Kid" .low, conducted
by Sgl. Jo* Selgal from Hsmmer
Field, was tbe main attraction st
yeslerday'* assembly at 11
Sat, Sstgal, who waa introduced
by Student Vice-prealdent Pearledna Lar**n after a apeech by
Ernst Wolff, haa had experience
Is th* stage la  New York snd Lo*
The first contestant Wr 'sixty
four clgsxetlM wss Prank hteople,
who cboee the topic, Capital Cities
or Central and South America.
Following hleaple. Clare Weymouth gave the laat nam** of
famoua people for her sixty four el-
ga ret tee Leonard Row ell chose
movie*, and after aome confualon
In naming Lauren lUcall, he. too.
left the *tsg* with  hla quota.
Norman Rudy answered aurceaa-
rully hla question* oa classical mu
ale. aad Aliu Bargum became afi-
ty-four cigarette* richer when ek*
gave Information abo.il roagasine
publications
Lola Browre, when picking th*
topic of Qr.at Lovers, failed to remember Ophelis'a adaalrsr, Ham
let, eo her quels waa left for the
grand prta*.
Char!** K.yaian chose sport* for
bla topic Snd was rewarded with
the full number of cigarette*. Ber*
Sager. With, a little help rrom Bit
Selgal, answered successfully quea-
tioii* about ftctliiou* eharscUra.
Tbe grand uuest Ion *l ths end oi
lbs quit wa* answered by Wise
Bargum aad K«y*l*o. who divided
tha remaining cigarette.
Fifth of College Joins
Red Cross Fund Drive
A total of I24SJ.1 lug been contributsxl in oo* weak at the ]
Red Cross Fund Drivs by 201 stndsnt* and two *9f^mmmmW-
Contributions are being taken by voluntesw aargg** ■
11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at tbe booth outalds thg union sntfl
The figures show that apfirogimately onevflftl. af ths *mm»J
seat body  haa  contriMs*  hs I
Rush Season
Closes Tonife
Rushing sesson will cocae to I
:loae thtb evening whsa ths esess
.ororitle* hold their UadltlonaJ
preference night parti**
Each sorortly hs* already «
ined proapectlve pledgee at * ruafe
psrtr •* well aa at prw-nraa af
fairs In mast esse* ths tret rash
affair  was  s thee**  party.
Riiahee* may attend oaly oa* af-
It  thl*   evening    However s  mm)
attendance at s preference night
party   doee   not   necesasrily   mess
thst the Hr] will receive • Mi It
membership
Silence period  win  being at  li
clock  tonight   and  wlH  continue
unt 11   t   p   m    TsetaSsg.   WIU Sk*
exception of s greeting Users BMWt
ii" conversation whatsoever he-
ii   say   .oroftty   grad   alumnae
girl aad Hashes* si say asrorlly,
A letter will hs sent ts every girl
hose name appear, oa the bidding list* of th* eororUle* sad. dur-
Ing ths specified hours, ahs **<Wt
notify Ih* Pan Hsllsale lawyer. Dr.
Hubert Phillips, oi her preferesros.
N* girt shall be notified hy aay
aorority thai ak* U to he their
pledge uattl a dealgsated hour
agreed upon by Pu Hellenic
A candlelight dSasert bridge
party ha* been ptasaed hy athha
Theta Siirorlty isaiahaia
The Delta Kappa Sorority wtU
fete ruaheea at a formal eoflo* la
iome of Janet Jurgeras as Csss
bridge Avoaae. Tb* evesrlng will he
■pent In playing bridge.
Member, of the Delta Ms
Sorority have ehossg s ratiass*
theme tor their prerarages night
Dtaaer will he earred ta i
home sf Nancy Beiden oa htlsU-
gsn Avenae sad the remaisdsr sf
the evening will, he apest ta pahy-
ing gams* of niaeee bridge.
Tbe D*iu Uigma tpatloa aVsrajh
Hy harass oa Colleg* Aveaw* wfR
f CaWrssei as Pwg* fire/
contrthuted te ths wrtr*. sal e
bought   aaemhership*.   me  V
mialmum    l*o*r*eae   mt   km  t
sahm is besM s*a»ws> kr a ■
■sard ha On ahsw****     ~*
las   MU   tree*   th*  |
drive,  aad  ta. goal sf IM *er*ea*t|
year. It
The Bewty alaetsg *
with las rwtlrlag erllsa
mitt**  head*  srtU tha
TWO CMAIRMtN I
Jssa Oaesy sard *tw*f 1
Ire   were   r*-sgn**ats4 1
sf the pskst* 1
live.   Thuraday
lalereeied ia
Cress,   elthsr
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