1945_10 The Daily Collegian October 1945

              Pe>oe Two
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By T. EHon Fcveman
Sprawling en the *t*pe of the union as it hia i
these sunny October days, tbs Old Cellarlte ha* c
to torn* gloomy conclusion, concerning the ttat* *f
the world, tnd If you're loeklag fer height, cheery
stuff today, better not road any further
What World of Good Will
Man's first aa of violence probably was when
rhe cute little thing began kicking his mother's
womb around; now he kicks old mother nature's building blocks around What's it going
to get him?
The slick boys with the long, gray beards
hav* for untold centuries been telling the gullible that Man is natures ace in the hole, he
is top dog in this world and all the others for
that matter.
It must be admitted that there have been a
lot of beautiful dreams ground out about the
wonderful creature Man could be and the life
he could lead, but for the most part they're
just dreams. When he gets into a corner, he
rust can't produce
Man is an animal and like most of them,
violence is the only device he relies on. Oh yes,
he has a mind, but he uses thai to find better
w/a*s of doing violence to those about him.
Until the year 194) AD, the damage that
Man could do was fairly well limited in area
and extetit, but now it lies within his power
so destroy the very earth upon which he lives
and very much within his inrtfnediate power to
r all life upon this earth.
So you think the nations are too smart to
have any more wars . . . what kind of dream
dssst do you use, Mac? No rational man would
have led his country to complete destruction in
rhe service of ego mania but Germany was destroyed, a man did it and his people let htm
Perhaps you think the good people are bent
on saving the world That's good for a laugh,
when every one thinks his country is the only
fit one, that to be patriotic is to raise one's own
country above all others "My country, right or
wrong, but my country" that's the good
old fighting spirit that will save thc world.
Do you really think Texas cares about the
rest of the world when she doesn't even give
^a damn about thc 47 other tributary states of
this country' California, they say, is enlightened; but they cant tolerate an American whose
eyes aren't set at the "proper'' angle
There is a voice in the distance, religion will
»   me the world! Even Bob Hope can't top that
one. Mighty religion which keeps one church
for the white and one for thc colored is going
s love and brother-
e
Incidsntslly, sprawling on the union st.ps 1*
not Just s wsy of 1**1 no iw*y tlmt better tpent
studying tP*ty Bel. Actually He It ee a vital BB)
•l*n. having jun been signed a* h**d tsltnt
teout f*r th* Omega*, and whit* titling an th*
union it.pt h* It tbl* te keep an aya on th.
girl* playing kick-ball on th* training acMool
ground*. It wa* whllt observing th* training
Mhoel girl* at play thit th. C.li.rit* cam* te
hi* gloomy  conclusion.
a a *
For *ome reason or other, tboee girl* aren't play
Ing hick ball th* way It should be played Something
li missing Csll It tbe old righting spirit, or the will
to win. or whit you will, the training school girls
lust dont hsvs It  Prsnkly. they plsy lousy kick-ball
A Iscksdsistoal. haoasard •pint
am*ng th* trglning school fllllta Sloppy b***
running, poor pitching, and butter fingered "eld
ing aro th* rut*. Why. th* Old C.llarlt. could
play better than tomi of tho** dam** Bom. of
th.m manage ts mak* ai many it thr** trron
•n th* tarn* play. Th* 1st* John McOraw would
navar tolerate that .or. ef thing.
* * *
True enough, all .ports hav* suffered from tt
war. hut now thtt peace haa beea rwetored. kick
ball thould be brought up to tome presentable stead
ard. Yoa may say it's past a ***** sad what dtf
ference doe. It stake? But that's not tbe Idea.
Tht Idea is thst here on the training school play
grounds the** girls sre being trained fer the greet
game of Ufa Kick bill Is. not jnet ■ —
character developer What if the** girls grow up
with th* seme devil may care spirit? Whst If they
bring It to their adult activities, to home making
to child bearing* I tell you. It bode* ill for future
generations
0      *       *
Bv*n   without   ggtata   nvelitioni   (the   Old   C
hsent   had   a   dlvln*   rev.lstlon   In   weeks),   the
'     Cellarlte is frsnkly concerned  about tbe future.
If  ta*   condition*   mmlf**t   on   th*   kick-ball
Slid   continue,   th*    C*ll*r1t*    giv**   th*    world
about SO mor*  year*.  Tak*  It  or  leav*  It  and
dent ssy hs didn't wsm you
Frosh to Discuss
Queens Tea
~ne nous* letting for the tnnual
eea't   Taa"   will   be   dlscuiMd
th*    weekly    meeting   of   the
Women ■ Actlvltiet Club
I today  In tbe botanical
garden, at 11 am
the tea where the local
butlnen men ind women Judge
who of tbe top tve candidates will
be cheeen queen of the campua
The tea will be held tht Thuraday
before tbe ball
Having oleaned the trophy case
al week, the committee from
the Pre*hman Wom.-i
Club ar* thinning no* of v. hat to
tuL.tn th* dl.play wlndnw adjacent
ojhe coffee shop
The girl* were Joanne Carrol.
Marie Bernard. Carolyn Road.
Jean LaPolletle. Noma PbiBb Jan
Anderson. Ulllan Harmon
Martha tiros*. Jeanne Andrei*.
Shirley Lowry. Irene Musics. Caro
Un* Maclaa. Joan Furh*. Virgin!*
Imperatlce. Thelma Weber. Plor
I, Marilyn Avli. Barbara
Thaxter. Betty Dutrow. Kmma
Thurber. Helen Kllever ind Gloria
Hald
Home Ec Society
Conduirts Inttiation
The borne economics practice
parlment waa the letting for tb*
formal Initiation of eighteen new
membera Into the Omlcron Sigma
I. heate economic* *oror1ty. laat
*ek.
Wllma June Vo*e. prealdent. con-
dtirted the candlelight services, sa
stated by her officers
Pledges sccepted Into the elub
.ere Hilda Engllke. Florence Al
•lander. Norms Trsbue. Fllene
'.rinde. Dorothy Boemeajlan. Mirt
ella Green. Ella Butts. Pat Young.
Joyce Hellman. Doris Rotillard.
Pauline I'endergrass Marilyn
Bopp. Melva Dildln Ann Puller.
Isabel! Mlsenheimer and Nina
Paris
i. Uoulie Porch li sponsor of
club ind Mn Betty Hender
■ nd   Cora* Burdlrk   ar*  co-ad
e next meeting will be held
November 7 with Pauline Pender
gran trtlng ■« general chairman
ind Norma Trabue a* refreshment
halrman
Director of Education
Dies in Sacramento
Dr   Walter F   Dexter, director of
education   in   charge   of   all   «tate
illege*.  died  yesterday  afternoon
Dr   Dexter  had  been  In  a  hoapl
I  ilnce  Tuesday  afternoon  when
he   suffered   a    heart    attack     HU
phyilclin      hsd      previously     an
nounced    thai   he    bad   a   "60 SO'
Dr Dexter waa appointed by Gov
-nor Men-lam to the position of
ate superintendent of public In
ttrtictlon In 1937 He had twice
been relelected snd held the po«1
tbe time of hit deitb
Intereit Dr Dexter took In
te college* hs* been an aaaet
greatest value to tbe Inetl
commented Dr Prank W
•oiiege   prealdent
hood. If it weren't for a few civil laws, the
churches of brotherly love would still be at
each other's throat, busily engaged in exterminating themselves
Those poot sinners, the Mohammedans and
thc Buddhists—they must be made ro see as
we see, even if we have to hold a knife at their
throats, for reasons of love and charity,
course Those cute little boys and girls that
sent to Sunday School as puncrually the
of the week they arc busy learning the hates
of the grown-ups, learning to hate thc Jews
Ciarhol.es or Protestants, to hate racial minor
iocs and those of differing physical appearances
So Man isjfoing to be peaceful now . that's
what you think! You'd better start thinking it
over, and if you want any grandchildren on
your knee, try using some of that Christian
love you're so proud of and remember the
world, not the nation As it stands now, Men
haven't the gun so survive the results of their
own intelligence' — /  A. Bonds.
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Staff Sergeant Richard William
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Short Shavings
BY Ctxndv Legs
it   hurt* Preano Btate  en
tered the "to**" column for tb* Bret
time thli veer when the SaaU Barbara Marine* handed tbe Bulldog*
a 10 beating Saturday night
The Bulldog* played a much bet
ter game Saturday night than any
played ilnce 1842 From tbe laat
gamee In '42 through all 12 games
played tlnce then to number IS—
the lucky IS even If It waa a loaa
—lb* Bulldog* never looked better
- The Freeno Mete Collage Collegian .
Big  Thrill  .
"Hey. ;
i   Ihre
bark* only   tak.  a   ooupl*  of
hoars aad you'll be back by lunch."
waa tb* greeting thrown at the
three Harry eyed football playsrs
by   tne   Mertne   Lieutenant
"Bur*." the boys yelled ss thr**
coveralls were thrown st them
with instruction! to pot them on
Then. Louie Papac. Olenn Shaffer
climbed Into their sew clothe* hut
poor Leo Oarabadlan . . . alas, pant*
too damn smaU. tmi with the aaaltt
ance of Shaft and Papac. and a
couple of rppi In Ufa right placet.
Lao boaxaed the C 47 tveasoort
headed for the border town
After s ride of only minute* they
•tepped out on tb* Marin* baee In
San Diego. Another sheet interest
of tint* and they were In Santa
Barbara again. Nothing to It.
4j * *
Shady Lady ... A picture
•tarring Olnny gleams waa played
at ths Msrin* camp theater Saturday stternoon . . snd quits s
picturs It wss too . . . but, only s
fsw ef those pr.s.nt knew that
th.y war* gating on a girl (what-
ts gsl) that g*t h.r start right
h*r« st Frssn* But* Col leg.
Olnny att.nd.d PBC for over
two years befor. being hlr*d ss
s   singsr.   Hsr   partnts   itltl   live
e     e     a
Th* trip Ah yss, ss  usual,
many Incidents of Interest wsre recorded by Candy Legs Moyer't but
to Bants Barbara hy tb* wsy of
San I.uli Obispo, ltd down
coast . . . S4S mil** all told
•tarving by time of arrival
arrive at Santa Barbara Marin* Air
Station
Marine lesus blank*!* . .
ailed with food . . . tucked Int.
bed . . . eemtbody put aalt li
bed , . . gft st f . . . eat . .
big pok.r gam. go*, on . . . nooi
m.il   **t   up on  with   poke
. . . PX hu big bu»ln**» d*slln
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State Group Will
Meet in Fresno
Th* stste committee on tb* ec
c-etilttion of rollege* tnd solver
I will meet st ths lallfornlan
Hotel In Freeno Thursdsy snd Friday. Pari of their actlvttlee will In
hide reviewing the Freeno But*
ippllratlon for approval rf Itt
gram to prepsre high school t<
which   Dr
'  elite
ke Vuji
Tbe committee.
Frisk W. Thosna
FSC. I. chairman, li appointed by
board of education to
upectlon of all collegea and
unlvertltlei that prepare teachers
fer any level ef public schools
Other membert of the committee
re Dean Frank N. Freeman. I'm
orally of California: Deaa Luclan
Kenney. Stanford University; Deaa
aa Hell. University of South
California. Dsen Edwin Lee
University of California at Lea Aa
gelei. President Walter Hepner
San Diego Bute College.    .
Superintendent A. A. Douglas
Modesto City School. Prlnclpa
Kalph Wad.worth. oLa Angelei Unl
vanity High School; Ptosldoat B
Lyons. Pomona Ooliege; Slev
Jsme* O'Oowd. 8ap*rlat*ad*nt of
Catholic Colleges; sad Prealdent
Smith of the Btste Boerd of
Eduction,
Varsity F Revives
After Two-year Lull
ths com* back trail laat week whan
th* Vsrslty F. honor club of sll
nen students who hsve been
warded st least one varsity let
er In eae of the msjor sports, met
for the Brst time slao* ISM
•   Shropshire,   holder   of   foot
snd track letters, wa* elected
president of the group with Olena
Shifter ti vice prealdent   Other of
cert  win  be elected at  the  nert
icetlng to be held st the hots
Beea   Lewis,   navy   lieutenant
irroier  active member
PttOecti   which'  the   Varsity   F
III  tackle Include the reclaiming
of the Vsrslty F box above th* FSC
ichert.   th*    Using   over    ef   a
parking lot adjacent  to tbe stadl
lllls)
l.atrt.r goodi,  (Winder, Plerson,
C.L.)     and     eigsrett**     (blink,
blsnk, snd blsnk)  . . .
Suit    up    st    barrack* rid*
nto town . . . play gam* . . . Win
dsr snd OusUfson meet two Ma
rtnei after game in wrestling
mitch over game'     .     sal In
Italian Joint In town back to
barracks eat and hoard bus by
S In morning . boms by S In the
afternoon
www
Left ever . COP FSC game will
le—why not contact an
•astern team and cancel the COP
■ud fight ... Big dot* of naw cam
pa* lettermen due to arrival of the
1S44 football awards . . Plerson
msy ssk ths board of athletic con
trol to award traveling JackeU at
the end of the se**on       .. C.L.
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Arcrvary Added
To WAA Af4*rvTTi4*e__
ef   the'eietrr 1
Including dnnces and f**d*
Tokalon Holds First
Meeting of Semester
The —coed Thuraday i
month was set as the ateetl
for  the  group,  i
Few Servicemen Are
Enrolled in Classes
It hough about SO i.rvlc* mat
■e enrolled at the beginning ef
semester, about  half of these
compl*t*d  S out of  IS during tb*
gam* fer s very geed gverage.
The Msrines were strengthened
for the contest by severs! players
from the strong CI Tors Marine
aggregation and It wst one of these
en wbo msde the touchdown
The Bulldog, btd trouM* getting
rolling tor any lengthy drtvss sa<
flvs seas htUresptlBas by tb* Ma
rin* backs didn't h.lp tb* Sister.
PLAV PAN  OltOO
The Bulldogs will sttempt
beck In the win column thl. week
when the Ban Diego State Atteci
Invtde Ratcllff Stadium Saturday
night. The Atteci do not have a
very impreealve record thr* Mason
■nd the Bulldog* may hav* sa easy
im*     But.    records    don't    win
gtBBB
Jack Kelley led tbe Ststsrs In
yards gained wiU SS. bat thr**
others had belter svsrsget or yards
gained a ?>Uy Oteas Shaffer mid*
If yarda In S tries, Ja* Shropshire
made IS y.rdt in th* urn number
pUy*. and Frank Viitrello
gained IS vsrds In nt playi
Slate', bark* averager:
SJ yard* per play as against S.S
for th* Marlnea Th* M arises.
however, had a'mott twlct BS
maay  running  pUyi
Prank   Valarello   led   in   paaalag
ith    lit    completions    la    eight
eees tar S7 yard*. Msl Ousufsoa
computed   on*   out   of  three   hat
bad two iaUreepled. and Joe Falco
t ttudanU.
of them In the math claaeei
perenUy they were forced to leave
becaese aessp schedule required
it tbe Mm* the class
or they wer* trsae-
ferred te ether eampa.
ball meeting* ire held ea T
and Thursdsy*   There hae I
good turnout ef stedssea Par .
tctlvtty sad tf mere wish Sa }
• nother court can he used far shap.
keeper   Paula Sareo.
IS   yard*   sad   M    Wseer   aha*
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