1945_05 The Daily Collegian May 1945

              Pege Four 	
Shaffer Stars
In Bruin Meet
rreeao Stats College traveled to|
Berkeley end loot to the Brulne of
the University ol California Batur
gay hut a Pr**no Stat* «lnderm*n
stole the ahow by winning three
Brat pieces and a aecond for IS of
ths Bulldog's point*
Olen Shaffer, tall blond, transfer
from Modeato Junior College,
notched the No Stepou lo ths bur
- die races, took the SSO yard, daab
aad placed aecond tn tbe 10U in th*
Um* of 105. which la alow for
Shatter who uaually doe* It la
10 1
Joe Bbropeblre ran ooly oo* race,
the 440. which he woo easily but
Coach J Flint Hannsr Jerked hli
from sll other events becsuss of
a bruised hip bono sustslned
spring football practice
The final score. Preeno. 41 VS.
California SSV*. would have been
much closer If Shropshire. Ken
Mills, middle distance man who
contracted the mumps s day before
th* meet. Prank Varlll
pamper, who sprained bla beck tbe
day before, had been present
Norman Rudy, weight man,
Bret In the Javslln wllh a he*
1SS feet. 2Vs Inches He slso pieced
third In the discus and shot-put.
Preeno State did not sport a r«
lay teem
The aummary
MUe run—Won by Ring. (Cal.)
eeoond. Elliott. (Cal); third. Ma
gaafjno*. (Cal). Time   4 2
440 yard  run       Won by Bbrop
ehlre.     (FSC):     eecond.     Ryddl.
: third. Hyne.  (Cal
-The Fresno Stete Colleg a  Collegia n_
Won
Interested  In a courte*y
VE Day Assembly iAAUWOH.r. Wom.r,
Sings World Hope 'Nrf<>n-1 M»mb»"hiP«
I    Breaking Into the drain* of
Star   Spangled   Banner."   wltl
tenae  af  calm   acceptance  of   the
European victory  won. of tbe real
Hon of the victory in Pacific yet
be attained and the }ob of mak
Ing of the peace after It la achiav
ed. Stater, began I heir observance
of   VE   Day   Tuesday   morn m   at
0 OU/ln the rol|e.ge> auel'.'oiluni
Jnughta   of   a   aeriou*  nature,
iiepxomlnant in the audience,
vemplifled     by     Dr      Prank     W
Thomas,  college-  prealdent.   aa   he
> the war yet lo be waged
for final  victory and the grave re
ponalbHIty   of   Ih*   Cnlted   Slates
long with the other nstlons of thi
rnrlti.   lo   be   aBsuiued   alter   II   I*
SIS
ISO ysrd dash- Woo by Kenfleld.
(Cal);    eecond.    Shaffer.    P8C
third.   Waahburn.   (Cal)    Time
:1S.S.
IBS yard high hurdles — Won by
Shaffer. (FBC): aecond. Norberg.
(Cal ) third. Schulse. (Call. Time
— :SSJ.
SSO yard run- Won by Hartaell.
(Cal); eecoad. Benny. (Cal);
third. Jaoquee. (Cal )  Time—1:SS.S.
SSO yard daab—Won by Shaffer.
(FBC): aecoad. Kenfleld. (Cal);
third.    McQueen      (Cal)     Time
-,n.y
Two mile run—Won by Elliott.
(Cal); second. Klaling. (FSC);
third. Dolaa. (Cal.)   Time—S:64 S
SSO yard low hurdle* — Wea by
Shaffer. (FBC); eecond. Norberg.
(Cal); third. Schulse (Cal) Time
-SSS
MUe relay — Woo by California
(ao competition)   Time— S SS S
Pole veult — Won by Devi.
(Cal); aecoad. Haney. (FBC):
third. Ahern. (Cal.) end Bolt
(FBC).   tied.   Height 11   feet.   «
Shot put — Won bj llsrdmg
(Cal); eeoond. Rudy. (FBC): third.
Harta. (Cal ) Distance—45 feet. 1
inch
High lump Won by Bryaa
(Cal). second. Bryant. (Cal);
third. Ahern. (Cal ) Height S
feet. 11 Inches »
Javslin - Won by Rury. (FBC);
eeeoad. Bdmonaton. (Call third.
t'Bger. (Cal ) Distance— 1SS feet
St* iBcbee
Broad   Jump—Won   by   Norberg.
Dr Thoin.i* exprmmed hi* tbsni
fulnss* to be In America apeaklng
to a pan ..: It* yout.ger ge
Hon who. he Bald, have the power
lo remake (be world
In community alngtng led by
Mary Kohler. college sophomore
Statera i«lneu wit*, people all over
America. In Singing such numbers
as     "Dong     Long     Trail When
Johnny (onus Marching Home,
and "Over Thoie" Tbey aang Eng
land's "Whltw Cliff* of Dover" am'
Amerlcs'o   "flod Blees Aiaerlcs "
Tbe Navy hymn. "Eternal Fathei
Strong to Save." Instead of the
PSC Alfi.  V.tei. .a* sung at the
aston. (Cal )
third. Stuart/ (Cal ) Diatance—Sl
feet. 7S. Inchee
Discus Woo by Harding. (Cal.);
eeeaad. Daniels (FBC): third.
Rady. (FBC). Diatance    143 feet. S
Buy War Bonds
Homemalcers Discuss
Health Program
"How, th*   Health Program   can
be Correlated to Heme Economics
wss  dBM-ussed   by  Mrs   Ceyrl  Nel
■on. Saturdsy when SS member* ol
the Central Section of the Caltfor
a   Home   Economic*   Association
et at the Freano SUte College
Wllna  June  Voee.  Freano  Bute
College delegate to the Home Eco
nomlca convention held In Berkdey
April   IS.   gave  a  report  on  "The
Workshop "
More Conference
(continued from Pag* One)
Francisco World Conisrsncs which
w underway, and of aoy other
conference which may be called In
rder to further world peace
The delegation, and tbelr chair
sen are aa follows rolled Steles.
Milton Rlckels. British Empire.
Howard Hopeon. Russia. Alberta
Klehl China. Dola Chun. Latin
America, bee Soto; aad France.
Prank Meeple
Any vialtor who wlabea to attend
ly or all of the meeting. Is car
llally Invited Thoee wishing to at
lend tbe luncheon ahould algn up
immediately    with    Josephine   Ar
2/or Fffathrr's
2)ay
Why Not a
BEAUTIFUL  GIFT
Of Her Favorite Flowers
from the
Van Ness
Floral Shop
1841 Fulton
Ph. S-Mie or S-7896
membership to the American Asso-
nn   of   I'nlverslty   Women   are
aeked to leave Ihetr names In Dean
.taker . office.
The memberabip. which Is good
anywhere In California where there
is s branch of tbe nssoctattoi
given   to   three   grsdustlng   ssnlor
Th* Presno brsnch of AAI'W i»
giving s tea at the home of Mr*
William Mlkesell. 10SC Cambridge
Avenue   Saturday fioni * l> m   to T.
Baseball Ends With
Defeat by COP
The Preano Stats College I
ball aeaaon ended Saturday when
the College of Pacific Tigers
whipped the llulldoge. 10-1. In
Stockton
Thla was tt,e aecond or a two
day aeries The flrat game on Prl
day ended 100 in favor of the Tig
The Bulldoga. handicapped by
lack of men. played four Interest
legiate gamea. two agalnat the College of Pacific aad two agalnat the
Cal Poly team of San Ulla Obispo
Botb opposing teems consisted
mostly of nsval trainees, while the
Bulldoga were all clvlllana. Includ
ing five veterans of World War II.
Earl 11 Wight served ss coach
for the season.
Gifts
are— Sporting  I
China and Cry
Walter Byde Co.
Hardware—Sporting  Goods .
Fine China and Crystal
Initiations Held by
Alpha Theta Sorority
New membere of the Alpha
Theta Sorority will be preeented at
a tea from S to S Sunday after
noon In the W E R Schottstaedt
home on Wilson Avenue
Receiving will be Barbara Hock
.•tt. the president of the sorority.
Mr* Rsy Hsrnion. president of the
alumni chspter; Mrs Wilms F
Wight, sponsor, snd t.wenne Levi*
Itarbara Hebert. Deanna Carlson.
. .n Hetty I-usllln. El
olse Pymn. Jsnlre Connerly. Helen
Mies. Rosemary Johnson, and Cor
,11..-  l-holle-l
Mis Ruth I) Wderman. Mrs E.
V Tenney. «nd Mr* Scbottrtaedt
will be circulating hoeteeaee.
Eleanor Collin* will be aaaiated
In serving by the members of tbe
snBafggj (",iie-»ta will be aerved IB
the living room and In the garden
Miss Hockett will conduct the
formal Initiation ceremony before
the tea
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after the war.
Our employment advisor
will be glad to give you
complete information.
Come in and talk it over.
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Everybody enjoys * moment .1 g.««l nuiu'cJ fries
momeni begin* *t the word. Hare a Cab*. That'* why a pause lor
IgMSM <<>..< <.l* h greened with * .mil* in to nunr places,oo tbe
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among people who unilcrsianJ the  plcu.nl way* of friendship.
S aVJtHOBTV OS mi COCA-COL* COMSAHV tV
Hey Day 1-5 p. m., Masque Ball 9-12 ToniJH
Roeding Park Hey Day
Scene; Dance in Union
Features Masquerade
■COLLEOsAM
"READABLE — WORTH  READING"
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1945
West Coast
Relays to Get
800 Entries
Seven haartud te SwS American
mea will partlrtpste- In the running
of the ISth Annusl We*»t Coaat Re
lay* to be held May IS. In Ratcliffe
Stadium, according to the lateet
entry figures
Th* relays sill have live dlvl
slons. Including tbe Inlercollegiste
claaa. Junior College All Civilian
College claaa, Service Men's class.
High School class. Junior high
claaa and elementary achool clasa.
Seven teims hsve Meet entries for
the Intercollegiate clasa. They In
elude all the larger of the (all
fornia universities, whlrh sill semi
over one hundred men. The Olym
plr (tub of San Franriaco sill send)
25   men   tn  compete  in   this  claaa
In the 'scrvlr*#men's rlaaa. the
Fourth Air Force will gather men
tram the various air bases extern!
Ing from Ihr northern border to tin-
Mexlcsn border Other* *t4ml
I>ie>*.) Nsvsl Trslning Bam
nails Nsval Air Bass. March Field,
and Muror Army Air Haa*
la the Junior College All Civilian
College class, seven school have
placed entries Fresno State head*
the list with 14 men masts in. In.I.'
lam Angelea City College. Clen.lale
Junior College. Modesto Jn- ■
Isge. Compton Junioi Culleae. Paaa
dena Junior College, an.l S.-i. ta
mento College.
Twenty-alx high achool* have no-
Mlled tbe reiaya comm "
they will have entries Moet nf the-
i-ntrle* will rnnie from S.n Joaquin
Valley school* extending from Dak
ersfield In the'south lo Modesto in
the north '
Forty seven official* haw sag
eeoted to eerv* at the Kelay*. ar
cording lo J   Flint Hanner. who la
Jean Barger Is
New AWS Prexy
Jean Barger. junior, waa sleeted
AWS president for the next year at
the AWS electloa staged In tbe
I'nlon Wednesday. Miss Barger.
who will succeed Betty Pearson aa
prealdent of the organisation, la a
member of Tokalon and tbe Alpha
Theta Sorority. She la now Worn
en's Legislative Commissioner and
waa formerly secretary of the atu
dent body and a member of the
rally committee.
other officer* elected were Janet
llllss. vice prealdent; Jolene Mor
riah. secretary; Mary lee Clough.
t-le-ctlon mansger; Maralou Oneto.
publicity manager; Barbara Castle
berry, treasurer.
There will be a revote today between Barbara Hebert and Francea
Womrk for the office of historian
from » o'clock to 3 o'clock In the
foyer of Ihe Union
Candldatea for AWS offices were
ti.xlui ..I  at  an  open  meeting of
■   \\\s  Luncheon  Club Tuesdsy
mu In tbe committee room of tbs
l.ites were. In addition
. those  elected. Jeen CBsey,,, vice
S>lvla   Carlaon.   eecre-
tary;   Rewemary  Johnson, election
Kola  Gerard,   historian.
Editor Petitions Due
Room 12JA, th* offic* of Dr. Hubert Philln* chairman of Ih*
board ef pub..cation*, and will
be du* Monday, May 21
Final Canteen
Men from the Hammer Field
Army Air Ilea* were entertained by
Fresno Bute coeds laat Friday
night   at  the final  eanteen  of the
clal hall of lb* it
b 11 In the eo-
IRC Mock Peace
Confab May 24
Plans ar* uaderway for the mock
International Pea©* Confer**.** to
be held at FSC oo May SI. The a*
tlvRles ot the Peace Conference
[say which la being sponsored by
tbe International Relation* Club
will begin at 10 o'clock and will laat
throughout tb* reet of the day.
Tb* conference wlU begin with
tbe registration of all th* delegates
at 10 o'clock Ib the Union Social
Hall At 11 o'clock, the first plan
lary session will be opened srlth an
addreee of welcome by student
preeldent. Frank Meeple. who will
then turn the meeting over to Dob
Levy, chairman of the la*af*TSB>t»*.
The remainder of thle first sea
sloa will be devoted to entertala
ment prepared by aad repreeeating
eech of the dctegaUoas Tb* meet
Ing will tbea be adJoum*d for
lunch.
The luncheon wlU be glvea la
tlie I'nlon Committee Room at 11
Hubert Phillips, profea
or of socIbI science, will preside
■ \er the program which Is to in
lude an  address by tbs  Mexican
From one o'clock until S
Candidates To Be
Introduced at Park
Fourteen candidate, competing for six student body
offices, will be introduced during Hey Day activities at
Roeding Park this afternoon,
according to Betty Veale. rally
committee chairman
Presidential   candidates    Inclade
I,ola   Ttrowe.    Frank   Meeple   and
Murrell   Pannett.   Mlaa   Browe.
Junior, I* a phyalcal education I
Jor, past preeldent of WAA, a sat
ber of Tokaloo and PI FpeUon. i
I* chairman or the college unit of
the Red Croe*
Mesple. tbe Incumbent. I* running for a aecond term aa Undent
prealdent He I* a member of .Beta
Mu fraternity. Blue Key. aad baa
been prominent In playhouse ae
tlvttle* He will be a aealor aeat
y*ar.
Pannett. wbo amSll be a senloi
Best year, la th* atudent Instructor
tn tb* I'nlverslty Street PUyhooao.
where he worked Ib •tagwersft sad
motion picture production. A film
colleg* life wa* recently com
plated under his guidance and wlU
he shown to valley high atarmm. He
a member of Set* Ma
Competing for the offlc* of vice
preeldent are Juanita Brown. Mary
lou Frymlre. aad Le* Soto Mlaa
Brown la a member of Pal Cbl lota
ind a Junior. She* Is SMxx.ll.xBt ef
Tokalon. and   Empathy   and   la   a
imber of the Collegian staff. Miss
Frymlre Is an Omega aad a member of tbe Campus staff.
, a veteraa, U pi**ld*nt ef
IRC and secretary-tisae.ioi for
AMS. He. also, will be a aealor next
The candldatee for aecreUry are
Marjorle Slewert. Junior. DelU Big
ma Epslloa: Marjory Wright. e*a-
OeltB Mu Phi; Jackie Schsk
t. Junior. Sigma Phi Oamaaa;
aod Jean Mile*, axypbceaot*. Alpha
Theta.
Horace White. Theta Cbl fraternity, and Norman Rudy. Sigma Tan
frateralty.  ar*  running  for  btea'e
The hoe petitioner for the offlee
will   i
fronting world peaee.
The final eeoeloa will be held la
the mala auditorium aad wlU deal
with the solving of the** problem*
as preeeated   by   tbe  <
I bo aajaaseai
fee conference
The    PUI POOS     Of     tb*     CSjasssWlWafseS
will be to introducs aad preeent to
ell etudenta and vialtor* the prob-
lema confronting the United Nation* Tbey will Include the prob-
iema to be dealt with at tbe Baa
(Continued am Pa** Paaw)
Students Enroll in
Lite Saving Classes
About IS etudenta havs enrolled
la the Red Croaa life saving
which awaaa laet week aad will
laat for two mat* weeka. aeeerd-
Ing to Hot** Burgee* chairs
the ftrot aid and water eafet]
mlttee apoasortag the class.
Betty Jan* Lars*.
ie emmmy eeery bo** hew at tb*
>ll*«* pool, aad ah.
Studenta who paaa tbe IT bean
of Instruction   will  be glean  thetr
Classes Dismissed
For Rally Activity
Today designate. Hay Da*jfl
for   the   studenta  of  Freara.
SUte College beginning at 1
o'clock near the tennis <
in Roeding Park .nd <
In. with lb* Masque BaB I
iln..
Class**   are   belag tl
tbe afternoon ao tl
participate la the % ■    . mmm *.
beta, organised by th* RaBy <
-ilttee. ^^T^^^
The activity beta. |
ball and vollsyball gamee, a
legged race, baseball aad I
throws for both boy* aad I
ig-of-war. aad a shoo rasm
Betty Lo* VeeJe. Baity <
ss chalrmss. argea st.ii.
have blcyclee to rid* theaa <
the park.
Sponsors  for tb* Hey I
am Include staff BMftgSS
all   P.
Baker.  Mr*. I
Mrs. Helen F. Rahrar.
Th. M.sque Hall will b
nlgbt be the aoelal Ml I
ber* of the   ratty     	
uaOtm aSis '■■ ■•■• dane*,*
tl SO a person.
laee and awar*. **■ k. |
lumee. Judirea of the mmmi
includ*    Mr.    and    Mrs.
Marah. Mr. aad Mr*  Joe* 1
Mr. aad Mr* Morgan, aad I
Mr*. Walter Hlakel
and the i
thst tbe people r small
ipeclfied Urn* la th* *  _
Mask) will be fBralahoi I
Coed Hospitel
Planned for Saturday
ae* will leave th* froat a
library tomorrow  eveatag at
clock  to  tske  girt.  U i
Croaa Hammer Field b
accerdla. te Oloria >
man .of tbe camp aad h
Ittee. ^^T^
Sian upa hav, ta
week la the unloi
wl. . slaned up sr
at least twar haa
by tb* bey* la the bj
n to song* by Ka
un... mu.le rail
tions by Arpa. C
the ■ earthly pat*
K-hiBH. chairman;
• ice-chalrmaa;   —^
a,  Waada CwfaJR Hal