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EDITORIALS
Rehabilitation of Jews
Aid to Humanitarianism
THE FRESNO STATE COLLEGE COLLEGIAN
To the Youth:
To the Ignorance-b-BIUM Youth: "One in
seven persons among the 35 million youtTg men
and women of the United States are suffering
from either syphilis or gonorrhea."
To the Holier-Tnan-Thou Youth: Syphilis is
contractable from many sources other than sex
To the Progressive Youth: Wassermann
Testa are being conducted at the Medical Center
to determine positive and negative reaction.
Inaugurated in 1937, a Social Hygiene Day
brought citizens together to face social hygiene
problems, especially that of syphilis prevention,
and then were planned the first steps. Last February the second Social Hygiene Day opened a
campaign which brought the Federal Congress
to arms in the campaign against syphilis. Fifteen million dollars was expended in a long-
range program by the United States Public
Health Service with the state and local health
departments.
Approaching is the Third Social Hygiene Day
which will undertake to sec that youth knows
that benefits to' health and happiness are only
possible through a long-range program of control. The emphasis is necessary to urge the state
to introduce bills to secure prenatal and premarital examination laws.
To ALL the Youth: America Says Syphilis
Must Go!
The Collegian again suggests that each
member of the student body plan to take the
Wassermann test conducted at the Medical
Center.
e European arena
- Recent developments i
appear to have brought out one ol tne most
satisfactory and sane answers to a problem
created by the German novernment's "anti-
Semitic" pogrom and the renewed activity on
that path during the last few weeks.
l Should England with the aid and backing of
the United States establish Jewish colonies in
South America or in other of the British' possessions in Africa a chance will be offered for
the rehabilitation of the Jewish people in a
country, though not exactly a separate Jewish
nation, which is controlled politically by a non-
persecuting government. The Jewish people
have always been on the short end of the deal
throughout history—be it either in China. Palestine, or in modem-day Germany and Italy.
The history of the people has been nothing
more than torment, anxiety, and death. Little
today can be said of a people or nation which
with official government sanction can follow and
appear eager to follow such a plan as put forth
' in recent government statements to the German
populace and press.
Whether such a plan as proposed by the
British cabinet will succeed or not depends upon
the support given the plan by the American
governments. Latin America, ever awake to
new ideas and with their authoritarian type of
government may and may not protest the introduction of so large a portion of foreign peoples.
Should they cooperate and the United States
. back their recent protests to the German government by action in the way of cooperation,
then the project will undoubtedly reveal to a
small degree that a humanitarian instinct still,
reposes within the businesslike and
body of the presen-day world.
THE BULL PEN
dropped like a yellow basket.
Idle Chapters
By  ARNOLD  CHAPMAN
Screwball Xmas
Hollywood? it ls# plalb. h<
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VOICE
froin
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CELLAR
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Hell Box
When the last fumble
been made, when the final
pinu-from-behind penalty
been called and the last cc
caught ... it will be the Football Father 4; Son Banquet
that will be remembered.
Zinnia Flower Shop
ASHLOCK'S
BARBER SHOP
S  KINO'S  OFFICE:
LATEST OF RED HOT NEW*
FRESNO. Not. Vs.—(U«tl«i Pre—)
Us I17.M omhooa. had probably
been rompl.t.ly destroyed In tb.
recent Fre.no Bute Collnr. booth-..
asatta.1 B. Wbelfstraw. Fresno
fanner, today eollspsVd la team and
Roos Bros. — Fresno State
College Contest
FREE
A BOOS THRIFT SHOP
•    DOUBLE-BREASTED
MIDNIGHT BLUE
TUXEDO
RULES
Every man who is a regular registered student of the Fresno State College may participate.
Some time before 10:30 Thursday morning,
December 1, go to the Men's Thrift Shop,
on the 2nd floor at Roos Bros. . . . and get   '
your entry ticket. (One ticket; only, to each
student.)
Deposit the stub of your ticket in the "Tuxedo Contest" Box in the Thrift Shop.
Be present at the Union, on the Campus at
12:30 p.m. on Thursday, December 1. Three
members of the State College Faculty will
supervise the drawing. Three minutes (no
more) will be allowed to claim your number. .. . REMEMBER, YOU MUST BE PRESENT IN PERSON WITH YOUR TICKET TO
WIN THE TUXEDO.        .----  '
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FRE3NO STATE COLLEGE COLLEGIAN
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Fresno Squad
Prepares (or
Stanfordites
....   Armistice   Day
Bradshaw's      eleven
lust as well have come
;e the game    ,
voided  on  breaks,  with
resnans holding a slight
ical advantage.
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Blue  Devils-Trojans
A.A.U. Decision
On Meet Given
This Week-End
Powerhouse        BulldOgS SlMr
Gauchos, 28-0
Eppa. EUm Hill. George Warner, and
Charles Gormley
Present Leader
In Grid-Guessing
Jack Pira, Lloyd
Leighton in Tie
CURRY'S FLOWER SHOP
Remember Deai
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LETVP-UWX UP A CAMEL!
Smokers find Camel's Costlier Tobaccos are SOOTHING TO THE NERVES
SPECIAL PRICES TO
COLLEGE STUDENTS
AT
Van Ness Floral
Shop
1867 Van Ness.   Ph. 24428