1948_03 The Daily Collegian March 1948

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THE   COLLEOIAN
OSTICE.   Stud.n
Phon* t-4721
Editor Batty Kent
Advertising Manager
Business   M :■
Managmg Editor
Sports Editor
Circulation Manager
Photographer
Cartoonist
Club Edi-
Copy Editor
 Hank Oliver
Adele Hume Kendr.ck
Gene King
- Bruce Farns
Jewel Rogers
Bob Riechel
Mel fohnson
Annie Si.ew
Marianne Cnampacker
By VVandsU Ball  48
Tbe first big project of tbe NSA will drew to a
close today with sn assembly al ! p.m. fetturing
Ih- Wolfgang Ptnofthy. I'alverttty of Callforala
professor of physics, aad consultant on the ttomlc
bomb tl Lo* Alamo. Boh McCoy, chairman ot the
NSA committee oa csmpus. ssys that Atomic En
- .as tbe first of t seriet of progoeed
forums, panels aimsTand ditcueeioa* of tke major
piublsms of the day. On the agenda at tke neat
project is tbe preeentttlon of tbe Marshall Plan
To carry out this imm.rii.tt project .. Well aa
to plan for the firm •ttablilh—*nt of th* NSA
committee it t colleg* functioning body, gob it
plinmng to hold tn organizational meeting of hit
committee plul til itudent. interested in securing
a  position on th* commute*    A student  from th*
By Jack Grady Grad.
The
s eeat of |
r.ic Bcmle. Wendell Bell. John Ber-
mer. Barbara Busch. lack Croee. Desa
Cucuk. Herb Greer. Donald Hayes Richard Jespersen. Dick Kuhr. D W LeBeau
Tom Lynch. Ken Manock. Auralie McCain. Bob Minor Bob Molassier. Don
Poole. Oramae Osbome. Kmgsley Roberts. Dean Round. Elmer Russell. Warren
Williams. Don Reed Joan Droge
TIME FOR PATRIOTISM
Yesterday was tht be^innun: .t 1
dedication U'eerv. seven Jays of patriot!., gc-
tivities similar to those bein^ Mggd in town all
over the nation Its purpose is to aat mdivid
uals into a properly receptive mood tor tin. Bi^;
Event -the arrival of the Frt^sksn Tram. It
is intended to be •somewhat in the turure ot
i RMval mtvtinj: tor Amcritan mmmmtMrntf
Fresnans will be exp>ed to ovi,
s.-rv   parn.Kic   srxxiruv   saa.   tolortul   parades
Staters  will  witness an assemblv alone these
lines Wednesday in  the auditorium
When  Thursday  foils around,  the general
: . tn.Mism should be amply elevated
trW_C_a—*■ ^"Ueii  heritage has t
into a train and sent out over the uHintry for
excited   fatnata  l-Oeja*_ to peruse. It will be
chtirmtn of NSA. who will ta*. over tt chairman
of tht committee neat yttr.
Tbe reason, for this procedure are obvious, but
the most Important i. that It .ill insure th* continued existence and continued proper functioning
of this no I. created committee If any of you
ar* Bttirsited witch Tbe Collegian for an announce
be* time and place of tbe organisational
most lag of the National  Student Aasoclatssa.
Student council is not the functioning body it
tnd hain't betn for quite tome time.
Ptrfctpe it til ttarttd laat yttr when long night,
wtrt ipent Ifl th* consideration of the revision
of our constitution. Perhaps its just that democracy le too much work for people ts bt bothered
by it. The lack of attendanc* it primarily from
prominent, rtcognixed. camput organixttiont.
To rectify this situation It wis suggested tt
Wednesdiy't council that roll call be taken, and
if an organization is not repreaented for a certain
number of meet .tig* ft would lease It* campus recognition Compulsion is an unpleaaant word and an
unpleasant method, but it seemed very necessary to
those at Student Council laat Wednesday A better
idea «ill he welcomed.
food tor people to pet concerned over tremen-
Jously important things usually taken for
granted.
BIT. it does ggggg .1 shame that the bring
ing ,iS>ut of the phen»imcnon necessitates a pro
ccdure much like the one often used bv a OEr
lege student the nifiht before an exam—that
j| v methini; rh.it shoulJ be QOaaaw)****. CM
st.inrlv and nun- or less painhsslv over a per
iod ot tune il irowded into a lew frc-ruied
; the ri.Nult.mt impre-ssion is apt to
I .is ijuiekily as it was obtained
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.'low. on  Highway SS)
News of th* World in Rtvitw
Th* Will Street Report: lluslne.e
hat been ao good of lite that Well
Street business mea tre seriously
discussing the Idea of putting a
inline em the walls We predict
tl.ese mea will be at the top before
Th* Form Front: Apparently
nothing wa. happening in front of
the farm today Our spy went
uoun.l to the rear and has not re
■g i.>
Buffalo.   New  York:   .Mayor Side
•addle   announced   today   that   he
wa* completely  unhapp.   with  the
I    I he    mayor
■ -. mhlance to our cit>
F athsad.  Nsbraskl:   It  hat been
reioiied  I list   no one in thlt little
•own   knows   how
.- no one be
Letter To
The Editor
Radio Program
Drummer Lauded
Not fit for IBBBlMlllB.- wat __i
i play. Tbs Drummer, la tk* Ktt
century but It was glvea ths etek
over KFRE frost tbs colleg* st,
lios. directed by Qalsa MllUr
P.nntylvtn.t:     Each.    ___________________^^
.ear st thl. time tbe residem- *    ""   rteeiom  Ti..*.
li.tttrou.   flood   which  *r™" ,n Fr»»no eanyiag "•' "
..to inundated the town  <*** documeatt of American free- .    _^ ____4 ^^
manner All the wsler do~ iTruaasn.  Janet   Jorgoat tad Jack
rag ate turned on for      Stater,   who   see   the   priceless ]H_n   w__ glrmm „, -^^^      '
■  |u-oduce  a  likeness of  documents in the train may do well j not-'t   iHapsoajs  —to aaaaarietai^
the great  flood   Thi*  year several  to   consider   stttementt   such   **  farjg,—,i_ ***
il.iliien   drowned     .in. kens   were  theee
wtthed   i«. Mnerica   more thin  tny  other |
«ent dry. tnd t delightful time wit   nation, puts it* hl«he*t ideal, tnd
The Cily Wtter Work!  ethlc.l  guide,  into word*,"  styt a
elebra    prominent    Swedith    socitl    scien
.. 1 b>  til
during
tut.
George 1
f tb* tsast, aas lsat oa csst
and  hta  timing wag pert—:   Lack
'■( tuthortty by SO waa his only sta
Joeepb Addlsoa'a play wa. picket
Disillusioned?
Maladjusted?
eet Mr. Fixit!
Ratcliffe Poll Picks Warren
—rtSlgtls of rrteau SUte College
student* as well ru tbeir parent*
aeentdlag ts a poll cseaatetsg la
Emory Ratcliffr« political science
cleat 101
Califoraia't tovernor received I*
of the 1SS itudent vote*, while Els
enhower polled ■ tad Truest- tnd
lie wry tallied 22 aad M
Thirty wven studenu indicated
that their mothert preferred War
ren and S2 of their fathers also
favored bim Tnim _ ranked second
with tbe perenu with II aad 13
aad Elsenhower received 12 aad IS
votee
Thla straw vote revealed tbat
contrary to the recent poll conduct
a. hitlily tutored on the csmpus as
trolled balloting conditions, the former vies.pretldent wis not only out
distanced by Warren. Truman, and
Eisenhower, but poll.
vote more than Stas.en and Mar
anal.
Tbe poll also indicated that the
I remix rats have loat strength since
the met election, but «1 students
ststed they would still vote Deaa
cratlc. Twenty nine snd they will
vote Republican and four Third
Party
Ratcliffe aald that tbe object of
tbe poll wis to check tke political
tlewt ot as broad a field as possible
Anything Goes-
In Fashion, Says
Mary Hampton
It can be long or short or full
» straight It can be tbe latest
. reatlon from Paris or < J random's
long skirt tnd Gibson blnu-e u __y
raggg the lashion. clothe, should bs
prtctlctl according to Mary Hampton, fa.hlon columnist, who spoke
to women  students Tuesday
Although a skirt niae inches
from the floor It fashionable. It
It hardly appropriate for achool
wetr or work. Mis* Hampton said.
She alao told tbe girls It Is foolish
to throw twiy last year's wardrobe snd splurge on tbe New Look
Miss   Hampton   concluded   witb
Be  ye   not   just   h*ar*r*  of  the
but   doer*  alao." from  tbe
Hi Die
loursrlf «hat you
BBBe" said ..n ancient Roman,
.'reedom alone it not enough Are
Meet Mr. Fixit! "__T-TZn- mm
Flxlt. clean   „p   tttewtr   own   democracies
I was born In Calaa of parent*   I   before   condemning   Europe
t.ool   al   tbe  age  of   six Bob j4,nor
and   hare   ne.er   married   because .  ■
of the finer thir.t* in life   I enrolled   tt   Presno   Stall
work  for  t  degree   in   Home  Eeo ..	
nomlcs     I    we,, I.     thirty eight :_*_*<    "'"    ■>'-""•«    '"     »»T»
ipesasd*. What shall 1 do' * '°r ,h«
dedication of the lagfgaa of the Sta
A little one _m 1>f  UB«.m   ,,,  ,h,  F;,
Answer    Sg* Arthur .;.~tfre> Hall
I      Sgl     .    f-tllo I-      I      il :..    !:. -l
sSt and the duly mun-
jdane ctre. tre driving me over
jth. edge into insanity 1 don't like
: to work or »tudy or learn or teach
'or pray or read or wrire I like to
. sleep, drink est. chase women
| day  dretm.   inert   my   superiority
p in.
I discard about IS yean tas
and rewritten for radio It it s
tough oae. A-latttosa. aadertakiat
for the saataaal^^^^^^^^^
Band Dedicates Statue
BB   State   lolle.e   band
ASHLOCKS
Barber Shop
REMEMBER
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BLACKSTONL
and be respected. I am handy
blackjack
Maladjusted
Antwer    You tre t natural born
public  enemy   Take
your choice.
ARE YOU
UNAWARE OF UNDERWEAR?
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THE SHORTCUT
TO
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Arrow shorts ... the moat
ronif.irtalil.- on the market. Ju-t .ant creep up
and take you unawaret
because of thr pstrnted
srs mice crotch.
Arrow eltorts
tmmmmmM
Arrow "Guard*"
fro«,«5c
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HARRY COFFEE
1025 FULTON STREET
MR ARROW UHVERWEAR
IlanTucket
BRAVE THE MARCH WIIWS
Waor it shopping—take it stepping .
-his softly tailored Botany Worsted gab
ardine with a flared skirt and a definite
«airl So simple—so simply RIGHT for any
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