1945_10 The Daily Collegian October 1945

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'library Exhibits
[Babylonian Relics
gateway ef ancient Babylonian
B sad picture., naw being
I ta tae Uhrariy. have heea
• tae college library In the
I ef seetol sctone* by  Sirs.
photo-
sample of tbe tab
ancient Babylonian
■Jbtota Th* Brst oee waa found at
J ah hi a ruined city tn I'mma In
Babylonia
Mtcoad tablet wa* found at
■titim a suburb of Nippur Both
Est— hav* inscriptions of sales on
■Sat sad dated about SawS H C
The terond caae h«s three lie
prlptlve chart* of anrienl nionii
Stats, and pictured In order ar«
the Beeetts Bton*." The I'hlnx
at "Th* Winged Lion "
TSv* third and fourth ra*e* hav<
ggtarea and book* all de*rrtptlv<
f th* Babylonian period
The wall atess dliplay Ne» Yerl
rtat** picture! tnd description! of
AMS to Proceed With*
Samester Activities
With th* recent rushing an
Baaimimim of th* mterPrat Coun
Sa. the Assoclsted Mea Student*
teased hp Pr**ld*nl Neal Jensen
hhar Bade Itself free to proceed
EBSSb StS delayed plan*
jgsjgrn. hit officer* tuff, snd Ksrl
harhaitr sdvlser. havs orgsnlied
gt aseentlve committee which wll"
|B tae active crui of the AMS Thi
Die program for tbs fall semester
PJB a* organised and directed
thi* *t*cutlve  committee
SJemhers of the committee sre
Isratan Rudy. Lee Soto. Howard
aaeoe. Jack Quail. Oene Matblas.
ss Catsnesl Hslg Bosmsglan. Bill
Baasr. Henry Rutherford. Don
saw. Dick Levy. Wilbur Wright,
ga* Pucbi, Sam Cornell. Jack
PaoSth. Jim Carrol. Clarence Nel
■Br. Erwln Aflrd. and Boh Minor
TB* AMS officer* *r* Jensen
patudent Jsck Reran vice preal
pst. and Bob Arslsnlsn. lerretary
- The Frasno St*,** CoMaga Co»Uc*/an
Correspondent Still Believes *
In a College Education
Roy Parker. IS-year-old vstsrsn
rbo has saea the realities of war
snd the horror* of concentration
camps, itlll believe, in the lmpor
tance of a college education
Parker came to Preano Slate
Wedneeday wtth O. A Cowan, president of the Alpha Phi Gamma, na
tlonal honorary journalism frater
nlty. to atlr up interest to orgtnlt*
i local chapter
-owan. of Ihe Los Angeles Evan)
The ne'
aald.   "muat   wril*  truth
fully and kindly and comlructlvely
Newapaper     mini     ethics     begin
where others leave oB "
Ai national prealdent. Cowan baa
traveled over S.uOO mliei to visit
the different rhaptere Dr Piul V
Bheehan. head of the journall.m dl
vlilon here *•■ recently appointed
vice   president   of   the   we*t*rn   dl-
ALSTROM &
WIEBE7S
COLLEGE
PHARMACY
'"Sjijj*'
sir corps st eighteen after spend
g s half semester st college
On s bombing mission over Ger
man territory, his plsns wss shot
down and he was taken prisoner In
a Oerman concentration camp be
met I/owell Bennett, a London cor
respondent who wtt taken prisoner
while on a million with the Koyal
Air Force
Nominations Due Friday
All ttudent organisalioni wlih
lag to nominate caadidstes for the
studsnt court must hsve their nom
Insllont In to Student President
Prank  Meeples   oSTIce   by   Friday
Only juniors with at toast a "C"
average srs eligible, snd one boy
and one girl will be chosen by the
student   council    from   csndldstee
Outgoing Mail Not to Be
Left in Post-Office
Parker   r
ough    Benr
up  hi*   mind   to   be
.   journalist    L'nder  Lowell
,o the project Journal    r        -    dlrrcllon   P,rkrr   „,„,,,,
?LP.T'ti1".,   ,ne   on,y   ,ru,h,ul   **'"
msny" cille.1 tbe Pow  Wo\»
■ry unique ind dan
geroua method the prisoners used
to print ande-Ttr«ul*tr the papera
Tbe men gdt thanew* from a *e
. r.t II 11 C 4adlo. which tbejr-hld In
their clothing and too* apart even
night ]
The new* wa* written on tlssu.
paper and .lipped In the inside ol
a wrlat watch They typed their
copies on a typewriter which they
-vere allowed to use to write to
the Red Croaa. The paper* were
circulated among tbe piitonert by
putting them In t tin ran and
throwing    them    over    tbe    fence
• The theme thli year." aald Cow
an." it to Impress on tbe returning veteran the Importance of gel
ting bark lo school ",Cowan Intro
duced Parker, a veteran of tbe Mb
air force, who told of tbe lmpor
tance of a college education Park
er aald that it would be very difficult to get a Job in my fleld with
out education
Parker,  etcopp   boy.  joined  the
Kilrier's
Stationery and Office
Equipment
' Gifts
Christmas Cards
Lee Clerk Visits Campus
I-ee  Clark,   former   Instructor  of
biology  at   Pre.no  State   now   tak
.1   course   at   the   I'nl
verslty    of    California    Halted   the
PSC campu. Priday
There wer* 7,"<«0 subscriber* to the
paper.
Parker I. now nit. i
a   four year   rour.e    In    Journalism
and   In   the   meantime   keeping   his
ludant
Letteri to go off the
not  to  be left  under I
post   office   window,   according   to
Annie Shew, post offlre chairman
Ths office, she laid, la for tbe
purpose of student! commonlcitlng
with each other on the campua; It
alao helpi the teacher* contact itu
ol.l    j
g.lea   Kxamlner
Ug
Chinese Students
Schedule Meeting
The Health Center Fund Drive
will be dlicuaaed at the Chinee*
Studenta Club meeting to be held
In the committee room tomorrow
at  II
coop^n.y
Frs.se   t   Fiaar   Stare
BRAKE   SERVICE
R.lining   .   Adjusting
Hydraulic   Syttema  Overhaul*!
G. O. DIMOCK
1S60 Pllm  Aw* .  N**r  McK.nl.
Phon* 27445
SHELBURNE'S
STATIONERY
Phone 4-5007
1931 Mariposa St
FULL ZIPPER
3-RING
All leather binders and
portfolios     Brief    oases
with handles
Plata Lunches
Fountain Drinks
Sandwiches
Salads
Varsity Lunch
1472 N. Van Ness
JOHNNIE'S CLEANERS
Clothes Cleaned in I to 2 Days
No long wait   Past, economical, sfflclsnt servlr*
"    i  Mm*  Ave,  tt  Dlvlssdsro
MODERN  PIANO INSTRUCTION
DEL UWND*G and* DONNA JUNE KING
A BKW AteaOACM  TO  ntt STt/DT  Or KASMOBY  AMD   HABO
fgCSBBOOB.  USOM  POPUUUI MUSK AS A MEDIUM  Or  rSACTICE
__ --a «~^*!>« -   - -» raa aavakssBa gruDEBTt, a am
■5i5r«-Si.r tts&szriaoT eT^-fi^^-.!?^.*^
I riisn.d'? hi ih«T r^u**wMM    i***iaas!Tw*j"BV*ir *'r'-*
Btudio  at  C*rn*r  et  University  *nd  Ban  P*biu  Avenuee
PMONI   4104S
Hd>
Throat hugging cozy
rollover in the spirit of
the sweater look—hand
fashidrrecj    pf    imported
yarn —\"^bfjd>*eist —
n Grey — Green — Red
All Students and
Faculty to Have
Chest X-Rays
All faculty members and
students on- the campus will
be x-rayed for tuberculosis
Monday, Tuesday, and
Wednesday of next week.
Women will report to the gyl
.luring their regular physical •deration periods Mondsy snd Tues
day. Thoee not enrolled In PE
classes will be mailed postcards
•Utlng the etact hour ot their ap
polntraeut Faculty women will be
grayed during the 11 o'clock hour.
Men will be t rayed at Ua Beta
bona* during their regular phy*li
education hour*. Wednesdsy, with
those not using PE cours** Sting
appointment cards Faculty
men will report during sny rree
hour   Wednesday
Students having clasass at the
beta scheduled tor their appoint
111. nt will be etrused from class
upon  uaearntatton of the card"
I he   x rayi   will   be   read   by   a
grata)  01   apeclalUta  to  Baa  Fran
I  ir the t ray  I* question
able the student will receive a re-
The equipment, which belongs to
ths California Tuberc
Health Association,
brought here at ths espeaae of the
Fretno County Tuberculosis Association. Thla to oa* ot th* tervlce*
made possible through money da
rived from the snnusl sals of
Christmas seals.
3 Scholarships
Added to FSC List
Three additional scholarship* are
avatlible  lo  Fresno  Stat* Cwflags
Two ■cholsrshlps of $126 each
ar* being offered to upper,division
ttudentt. without regard to race.
color, religion, or act. by the Free
no Loyal Knight* of the Round Ta
hie Emphasis will be plsced on ••
nsnclsl need in making tbe sward.
A 1100 scbolsrshlp has
mads available by the
Employee* Recreation Club of
Presno and I* open lb pre medical
ttudent! wbo have completed at
least on* yeer of collegiate work.
It may be ir awarded for not more
than three years.
The White Carnation Meeaortal
Awsrd ot SS6 snd a trophy havs
been made by Frank Mesple. ttav
dent president. In memory of his
mother
Thli Is to be swsrded each year
on Mother's Otoy to s graduatiaff
senior of tbe Clo> ls> High School
wbo have been actlvs In speech
work snd wbo stpsct* to conUnae
»ith iiiartical speech work st Fresno Bute College.
Rally Group to Give
Rally Assembly
In anticipation of the San Diego
St..t.-r-Si football game Saturday
night at H o'clock In Ratcllff* Stadl
um. the rally committee will sponsor sn assembly Thursdsy st 11
S Hi   in  the auditorium
All students In ths rooting sec
tlon sre r.uqeated to w*er white
sweat era or iblrt* for card Hum.
Ili.i. will t • sn aft»r g-nie dance
Saturday    night    fron      lu    to    1<
«Dar^«aTaal     I     L-B. af^ I    -i\  ta\.   F ^ Ru^ ^
\e»^Uht*!l^l A\ll End Priday With
Preference Night
"READABLE — WORTH   READING"
VOL XXXIV   FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, GXTTOBER 28, 1945      NUMBER 11
Infra-Mural Sports Bulldogs Suffer Defeat
Members Call for Af Hand$ of Marjnes
Game Participants
Jl for participant! In
:ramuraJ touch football league ha*
beea mad* by member* ef the In-
ramural Sports clsss under
llrectlon of Flint Hanner. n
physical education Instructor
Oamea will be playad In Ratcllff*
Lad lum each Tuesday aad Thursday al 11 am until completion of
the  league
Aay fraternity, organisation, or
■oup of men may enter a team
In the league. Toast* are asked to
submit an application. Hating the
captain aad another aeveo
players, to dither Iwren Naiklrk
r Coo  Winder
The league will consist of eight
•mi of eight players each with
ich team playing
alt man football. A
t*et   will   b*   followed  with   *v*ry
m    playing   evory   other   i
Awtrdt will b* mad* to th*
nlng team
Immediate action toward a
lag s team Is urged In order
the   Brst   gam**   stay   be   pleyed
Organising la* leega* Is part of
the   curriculum  of  the
Sports else*.  Flint  Hanosr  Is ths
Fresno State College's fighting Bulldogs were dumped from
the ranks of the undefeated Saturday night by the Santa Barbara Marines by a score of 6-0.
A last desperate 39-yard pass, thrown by Walter Ott and
caught by halfback Reese, brought the winning score in final
mlnutee  ot play.
outside or the winning pass the
same  had   been   played-on   almost
-   >n    terms,    with    IBs    Bulldogs
playing their beavlsf opponents
during moat ot tbe contest
KLLKV  INJUBCO ^
Tbe Bulldogs plsyed stoat of the
■rond half without tb* service* ol
halfback. Jack Kelley
Sorority Pledges
To Endure 6 Weeks
Fraternity preference aiflsst
will be held Friday night aad
silence period will laat  from
midnight   that   night until 1
p.m. the following day, whan
pledge tlett  will   he   raliitii   Sa
eternity   president*   hy   Das*   of
en Mitchell P. Brigs*
Th*  Pete  Ma  Stoats  Taa* aad
Tbeta Chi* have had their raahsag
parti** and  th*  Alpha*  will  have
tSatSre tomorrow
The  Mu   Alpha   Delta  frateraJtp.
i Injur*
r tb* Ban I lego gam* thli week
Aa intramural basketball leega*
will b* orgaalaed after the comple
tlon or tb* football league
Concert Tickets
Are Now Available
Ttck*t* ar* new available for the
collage ijmphattj  oaattrt Oct
so st I SS pat.   la   She   aaal
im. They star he obtained la the
sasle  effto*.  Boost   1SS.  from   11
i.at. to 4:M p.m. upon th* present
ttoeuef g atadsnt body card
There le ae charge,  but  sdmls
ilon  wUI he by ticket only since
J seats wul he re—rr.d
Tteheto   bees me   aval la hi*   yesterday,  sad   that   Car   they  have
brtokly  Thsy will be on
aaUl Friday, when they
Nat   Cohan*
1SS0 Martpoaa Street,
. tha flrit peace time
tore than fear years.
trill be composed of tbe following:
Symphony In A Major. N i. 4. "Ital
Ian." Op SO. by Msndslssohn; Ovev-
Uypay    Baron,    by
Strauss:   Overture.  "Leonere."  No.
3   by Beethoven;  sad Cboralepre-
'A Mighty  Fortress  to ear
New Social Science
Class Scheduled
A special claaa la social sctone*
, will begin nest Tuesday, steeling   Tuesday*   aad   Thursday!   st
ion   with  section  meetings  at  S
m  on Thursdays.
The   class   Is   for   tots   entering
students sad far these who want
get s new start In social selena*
Is   It will glv* two Balls of credit.
Lecture* will he la roots BSt sad
■sctlnn meeting* In  room  111.
The Statistics
PBC   Marin**
Yardi rushing
Ysrds passing
Total ysrdi .
Passse sttsmpted
Had   intercepted
Fresno's  eae  hag  el
hen Chuck Moras br
th*  Marin*  forwardt  and  blocked
kick on th* Baals Barbara SS
and end Ed Weber pounced on It on
the 10 yard stripe rtewevsr. the
Bulldogs esTeas* could not get rolling and tb* Marine* took over.
MOHAN   OUTSTANDING
Bulldog guard Moran waa State's
outstanding player ss tlsse aad
agala he knifed through to throw
Maria* ball carriers fer a toss.
Conley Winder and Don Bolt also
plsyed a Baa ttoCsealva gam*  Falt-
tbelr toes for ths n*tt six weak.
svold receiving black mark*
from their future sorority slater*
who will "entertain" the BluphjtSS
st tbe uiusl rough nous* party
which   terminates   pledging  In
Officer* ef the ta tar Frat Oaaw,
cU are B»rd. pretiBaat; Rudy. vSsa
sritldiat.  sad   White,   secretary-
Key to Fete Frosh
Seal Bearers
•Teases,   st   Phyllis
•ate: tha Sigma Phis.
ban   W*dn**d»y  avonlng   In   the
horn* of th*lr sponsor. Mrs. V.ma
Jack, Union Janitor, Boasts
Of Musically Talented Kin
Jack Bspalan. ths Janitor In the
■Indent union, may not b* a renowned mualcian. but be ha* two
neph.w* who are. namely, the IS
year old Adrian twlni, Sahan and
Nurhan. or Maiden. Mass.
Upon receiving a letter fr>m bis
brother in Mssaarbuiett. r»r*ntly,
Jsck toarned that hit two relative*
ar* doing big things with their plan
lie ability
Memben of the Boston Symphony  Orchestra
nted a daet recital at the
i amphlthe-
th* Charles
Blver. where the Boston BjssghBBJ
plays during th* iumm*r stoats*
Moreover, th* youngsters ara
billed for a performane* at the
New York Towa Hill where they
will he guest
•tonal appearance. In vsrious Maa-
ssshusetts towns. Including West
boro. Lynn Bwampecott, aad Wai
pole
Shahan aad Nurhan. who hsgas
their musics! careers st the sge of
S   years.
mother
titles,
sad Nsw York.
The* young BtBstctias aseeU set
sly In music hat also to their
Straight "A"
tttsnd s Maiden
toator high school Thetr Uncle
(aad our frtoad) Jack, when aaked
about his school marks aterely replied that they wereat * hit Im
Proud   of   hi.   nephews.   Jsck    al
theagb he saps his ■astoal sMIHy
Is all. has much la rnsstnia with
theta 'n that his music*I apprecto-
niahlng party has net heea set
Members of the Inter Frat Cejatv
I under th* iponsorshlp of Daaa
igg*. are Alpha. Oerea NaaaSrk
sad Jsck Quail Theto Cal. BUI
Brslnard snd Hsnk Whits; lata
Mu. Irwin ETird aad Heery Bath-
erford; aad Blgtta Taa. Norataa
Budy aad Wlllard Wllltoats.
I at T as o'ctoek la
Dr. A. M. Lang, of the e
The Key. upper JUbbuib aasatV
astlc seetoty. Is sponsored hy the,.
Baa Jeaejala Valley Phi Beta Kaa>
Offtoars ef the Key ara vreSaa
aasorlsts  profeeeer ef k^gttoh. I
i   sad  Atch Addlngtot
> Seal B sarar party, sad i
The Key to esstpostd ef itudeato
ho have eeataSated st least ft
alls ef oaltoae work wtth a SJ sr
plus average.
Th* party Is sa iBasal aaaaw
iptatsrid hy the haaar tugsslsa
Uaa ta fttaasti sshslsrsalp ttttag
fie.hui.:,   .tudent.
Classes to Be Dismissed
Friday at Noon
AO college eSsaaes wUI be sto-
•d at noon Friday to order that
ly sad atadeato saty partSaV
palS   m  the  city county   celebration
costmemerallBg'the ctos*   ef  tha
wsr. the return   ef  the   veteraaa.
sad the city* SOU. saatvarassy.
A pared* will be h.ld dewa towa
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