1945_01 The Daily Collegian January 1945

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-The  Fresno  State  College  Collegian-
-The  Fresno  State  College  Collegian-
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War Activity
Tbe War  Activities Committee will  again
erne to life at the beginning oi the new wmev
r. Starring on Febrtury   1  campus orgjmza-
tstxti will begin competition for the title of
Organization of the Month'  and Students will
ye. for the title,    Man   ot   Woman   of   the
ontt.
The Mutk-tii and tMgatUMttiotl chosen wilt
have been the most active in war nork during
the month fot which they hive won the title
Points wilt be awarded for every kind of work,
sraloe being tci by the relative importance of
das work
For the first time the mm will be a part of
the competition They will he given an oppor-
tuntty to ccjrnpctc with the women for the
mtt .
The purpose of the War Activity Cotnmit-
Me u to stimulate an added interest in the pet
hstiiunce of war work among student*
Points will he jwarded for work and othet
activities of thi- unit. Points will also be given
to those studenti'who have dotuiied blood dur-
*lHg the month in which they are competing
All wat work will be considered
Tbe wotk ii important The honor bestowed
ih one to be desired. The committee has asked
lor the cooperation of every student and organ
ttttion on the campus The committee has es-
pecially urged the men to enter and give the
vcjrocn and their organization keen competi-
Oon. Students should start budgeting mote of
their time for war work Organizations should
make plans for their campaign now
ZJhe Jj*
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■as Matter, NeweiRber S, its?, st ■<
in-    C.H'*"ita.  wed*'   th*   Acl   oi
March 1. law
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thi cot-i.aoi*r. o-nci stud*-! u.w, pt.0o. *-4n-
Laonard  Rowel I
^^^^^^^^^^_      Majone Harnena
PSone J-4SM or Cetleejion Office 4-4721
—   Batty Pretw
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sWewrtUnrrcj .Manager
Copy Editor
Iwtrw* Editor
Sfcitf Artist
sulon^jlng Editor
Mafce-up Editor
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EDfTOWAL BOaARD
iwB>onard Rowall   larnae Coacjrava
Chrlatme*   r
s first to epealt fee nevt year.
AftOUNQ THE  CAMPUS  IN  SEVEN   MINUTES
Tbe first if ihe year moat people take lime out t
Ihlnh r.r the accomplishments of the previous yea
and to makr resolutions concerning the following
one Hut we notlee tbat those who always Bay thai
they have lo get In and crack the books merely talk
about It a little more, and do nothing aa before
Com. (o think of la, trie larger part ef the nop-
ulatlon with which wa have coma into contact
seem advsrae to resolutions H'l "What's the
una, we won't keep thsm enyway." Or, "Well,
I'll tell ya; limee are changing to fast to think af
the future.'* And so We and up rather du
couragsd. Perhaps we ahould have «*v*r brought
the subject up in the first place.
Be that as It may. things have really happened
In tbe last year. Here at deer old FSC th.
ment has been upped until things almost look normal
again. And on the war front, In spite ot recent
harka, we have gone a long, long ways. (We vaguely
remember Ihet we were trying to study for final:
tbe nlgbt the invasion started ) Rationing and th
scsrclty of civilian goods have bwomf such
CSTA Will Meet Wed.
In Coed Lounge
Members of (he California Rtu
dent-Teacher Assoclstlon wilt meet
Wednesday. January 11. at 1'W
a,B%. In Ihe co-ed lounge.
Iir Rannle Baker will speak alt
er tbe business meeting Refresh
menta will be served.
Committee chairmen are. social.
Barbara Oberer; refreshments.
Shirley Buckles; clean-up. Versa
Baker.
ttiaedto
M *.! sh<
. There
■ ■IIS*    HMMar*   BOS   hssmlnitlve    *>trl*tl*   by
tMI  rSIINO  fTatTg  COLLIell   AiaOCIATiCjN
.that we are altnoat
waa absolutely nothing in the stores gfld shops
for Christmas - And yet  we wpndeii Reports shi
thai   during holidays  many  e*t*bl Is Wonts   did   thi
largest trade of their careers.
A* to Ihe new year there are aaveral things
en **>r mind*. What vein the Rally Committee do?
And how about th* various service orgs around
eehonlf Until two year* ago, the Slue Key put en
• carnival every spring. (We're taking a chans*
that moot of you arsrit upper classmen > The various frate end eei*erltles ail were espectsd to run
at least one booth There were elds shows,
gambling games, and tha like. Paper script wss
te be bought for fly*, ten and twenty-five cents
•e that It wasn't exactly the real thing Thoae
whe were lucky enough to win at the card gamse
fbtack Jack) and the roulette wheel could only
retrieve thalr money In the form of msrehan.
dice  tclgsrettee!)  Ah, ye*, these wars th* good
In conclusion, here la a notice we found ptnn*
■in- of lb* wall* In Mcl-snc Hall a few years ago. but
we never before bad a chance to print it Take heed.
•etudenls'
lean Casey
li if in Ha Brown
Bill Warner
Sherry Wade
Benny Phillips
         Jam*** CosKjrare, Culver Wilson
fockaJ Editor . , AlJi_*>JJarg..im
7«Vt3trsa    Music -H»»awal
QraJtMcn Marenjer Gloria i
ATTENTION! ALL JUNIOR COMMANDO*!
Far a limited lime enly I am offering fraa of
'hi.gi one page frees Ihe Cncyclepcdla irlt
tsnics Just send me one sutotneblla tap and an
eld hit) geld piece to cover cent of malting and
mailing charge*. Hurry!! S.c.u** ef wartlm*
condition* thi* offer will have to be cleeed short.
ly Am dawn le my laet velum* and the librarian*
wstch m« ta* closely
LITTLE   ORFHAN   ANNIE
lean Coney
tvtttf lame* Hafcb* Milton Rldtel*. Bonn!*
Mwerd Lea. Maraar*' Gordon Flora Hair-
Annie Show, Bearvof Ko>
. rfcne-Jd Dickson. Jean Mc
knny Phillip*. Kenneth Lamm*
FLAgHV   TAILORING   FLASHIS
Doc Mudge I* no longer tbe flash!
in*   A geologist of some  not* has
stofting  a  new  brown  suit   with
OtaD
■Ml
(porting    	
f«| white stripe*   Tbe contrast Is striking
Dm
■ are to be paid In Ml**
Brewster's office Tuesday and
day from 11 (o IS o'clock
Marine, Former Stater
Studies Electronics in Tex.
e Private Gordon Monition.
former track man here,
attending electronics main
school at (be Naval Air
Technical Training Center at Ward
Island. Corpus Chrlstl, Tea.
. A member of Bets I'pslton Chanter, Theta Chi Fraternity. Piivat
Morrison wa* acltve In aporti
While attending Fresno High
School be won place* In county
and state divisional (rack meets
for (hree conaecullvr years.
The    2ii yea rolil    Marine's    w
Ronnie Jean, resides In Fresno.
Buy
WAR BDNDS
FRIENDLY  FOSS
RADIO SERVICE
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09 Van ■.-.. Ph. S.1TI
ALSTlfbM &
WIEBE'S '
COLLEGE
PHARMACY
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L    courtship
■      JEWEIRY
^T    so- Aeuioi m named
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He            im n.i'rw iriir isnaawni
Enjoy the Hospitality
of the
Hotel Calif ornian
Hotel El Rancho
We are happy.to cooperate
with all collag* functions
CARL S.  STANLEY,  President
Penny LicourK Becomes
WAA TennU Champion
Penny Ucntirl* became the chant
plon of tbe WAA tennla touma
ment whan she won In the final
match Hgalnst Lola Browe, 81
Mis*    LIcouHs    defeated    Elaine
Mason, 4 «, TS. « I, In a semi-final
match,   and   Miss  Brow*  gained
place   In   the   flnnl   bracket   aft
winning from Beverly Campbell
l.it'.'ili. Owensby. first seeded
player, was forced to drop out of
(be tntirnament because of teaching dullea In n valley high school.
Ml-.
lies,
tho tournament
■ewdet)
Sigma Tau Frat Elects
The new membeia of Hlgma Tau.
first or the fraternities disbanded
In 1913 tn resume activities, held a
meeting Tuesday njght to elect of
fleers and make pinna for the formal dance to be held Saturday'
night.
Officers elected IsMfsj Tony Al-
lampreae, president; Niel Jensen.
vlcepresldent; Milton Rickets, secretary, and NormiiTi Rudy, treasur
John Olson, presllent of (be Sigma Tau Alumnae Association, pra-
sided at Ibe meeting.
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need your eyes, you will
need them all the rest of
your life. Take care of
your eye. now snd make
aure you have plenty of
light for everything you
do.
RF.TTER  LIGHT IS
BETTES   SIGHT
Book Store Sells
School Rings
Freeno Stat* College student*
may order their aehool rlnga In the
book store, It waa announced thi.
week hy Mr* Deity Preiser, book
store manager.
Student* desiring school rings
may hsve * choice of six rings with
prices varying from fit lo tl*.
Mrs. Preiser stated. "These are not
class ring*, but school rings which
can be worn for all four years al
the college
"The    rings    haven't    been    sold
»!nc« lb* enrollment dropped *ei
al  years  back.  Now that they
on   sale  again,   the   student    body
should   najjlcr   school   ring*   lame
Tbe following price ranges In
In.if government and ante* tax:
id K white and coral gold, small,
tlBSS; medium, 117.11; large (spe
elal), 118 11.
Ten K gold, wblte or black pearl
stone*,    small,    IM-M;     medium.
1;  large (apodal), lis IT
Triple S Bond Booth
Open Til End of Day
Although  the  Triple  8  ba*  aold
two tl.OOt) and baa a pledge for
f..on bond, they are open for more
purchases until (be end of (he
The Triple 8 was ateo In charge |
>f the stamp and bond booth th*J
week before (he Christmas holl-
. They are using for their
theme "Illack Out the Rising Sun,-
They have placed In (he foyer
of Ihe union a Japanese dummy
a "divine" flan beside It. With
every stamp and bond purchase,
black paper will bo pasted on the
flag with the effort lo completely
blacken It out
(^uprSaqeJ
for
2Jne eUJance
Van Ness
Floral Co.
•pion*   1 1211
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"THi MUSIC BAR
Oertey  Bro*.—HOT  JAZ2  CLASSICS. C-Sl
r.anHc Carle-a-Aibum C-U7
•*nny Goodman S*sl*t, Alb. C-102
Cugal—Soogl* jWaetgl*. Ptumbaa, Tango* Album*
Melodious  nev Classical  Album* and Singl**
Pen*,   Tihti.it    Toocannl.   Creeks,   Korjue,   Holflti
king SMI lev*
Kay  Kya*r—Thar*  Go**  that  Song  Again
Claud*   Thornhltl—Mnonlighl  Bay
Ginny  aim*    Ofant Ever Change
Stan Kenlon—How  Many Heart* Hiv* You Irokian
And  H«r  T.sr.  Flew  Like Win*
Tony P**tor—Pane* vvilh a Dolly
NEW CHILOHEN'S ALBUMS
ALWAYS THE LATEST IN RECORDS
Popular Sh**t Music In • Pew Day*
Prompt Hadie Service Waetlngheuae Lamp tulbe
HOUSE APPLIANCE CO.
1470 N. Van Nem Av*?nue Phone 2-3597
R*print«] from th*
v-
1*"""U","*,u'r*
ExStater Promoter.
John it   Bowler. Jr., an
oi Stater,
M -
on hie silver wtnga and aim-
ulUnt
otisly   earned   the  been  of  a
lad
lieutenant     when
William*
Field
Army Air Force*
Advanced
•ii.ii
School    graduated
another
nlaat
of fliers recently.
Patronize  Our
Advertisers
BUY OR RENT
Tout   Equipment
HUEBNER SPORTS
Opsv Reading Pork Tennla Ceurts)
OPEN  1  lo   *■ 1  lo  MO  P.M.
Meet the Gang
at Smith*,'.
BAR-8-QUE
SIFTS
VALENTINES
Gnstlng Canl.
for .11 Occsaiona
Kilner's
13S5 Fulton   Phona S S818
Graduates lncr**s*
100 P*rC*nf Sine* 1929
During th* last II years the num
h«-r of Freeno State Collere graduate* has increased 100 per
according lo a report releaead by
the admlnlatratlon ofT.ce,
week.
The report covers the year* from
ll» to IIII. Even with tbe many
students Joining th* armed forcee
before graduating, th* report ahowa
(bet (be lasl figure In 1)4) Is m<
(nan double (bnl of the n.-t yi
Included In the report.
Th*   flume   showed  an   all   it
high In 114(1, with JTT graduates
compare,! (o gg fn lit), an Incras
of  more  than  100  per cent.  The
number declined to III In 1*41. Ill'
In  1141 and  I'll In 1141. th* laet
year covered la th* report.
This yoar there are ill efudenfi
enrolled In the senior class
estt'.JLeleul...
FSC
change   la  Mat
Ushers Wanted for
Second Music Concert
Application* of II ushers for th*
second concert of tbe 1144-41 Mason of the Fresno Minlr.l Club
will be received by (leorgia Hetty,
lampreee. president; Nell Jensen
•hers at college affair*, they
The San Francisco Symphony
Orchestra under the baton of
Pierre afonteux will perform at th*
Po* Wlhoa Theater on January IS.
Although preference will been music major*." aald Dr. A.
C Berdahl, head of the music de
partment, "appllcattona nest will be,
considered on a ftrst-rome. flrat-
*«rve ha*!*."
I. added that an agreement
wilh the FYeano Musical Club provided  for  the   preference  to  music
SSS Helps Campus
With Its Affairs
By  Millon  Rickala
The   Sopbomoro  Service   Society
•n   orgs nl sat Ion   limited   to   ID
girl* chonen by Ihe preceding year's
member*  on   the basis  of scholar
ship, leadership and potentialities
The only object of the organtaa
Hon I* service ta Freeno State College.   Triple   8   member,   aarve  aa
oehera   at    College   affatr*.   they
served the dlnaar at the last conn
ell   meeting,   they   *t!.1re*»*d   the
Christmas   cards   aent  by tha  eta-
dent   body   to   former   undents   In
eervle*.    and    always    stand
ready to ***t*t at any college af
fair.
The society sends letters or w*T
■m«  to Incoming  freahmen   worn
i and also glv* them a (ea shortly afler  the  beginning   .,f the fall
aemeater   They serve refreshment*
after the college aptitude teat has
been given to all new atudnl*. They
hav*  an  annual  turkey   raffle  to
lis* money for the organisation
Officer*   for  this   year  are   Bar
ira CaathsWrry. preeldent: Sylvia
Carlaon, vice president,  and   Airier
Kiel, secretary treasurer
•Ire, Helen Rohror la th* faculty
sponsor
MEET YOU
AT SAM'S
Fountain Service
School SunotiN
Sundry Store*
St* MrKliaLav
Moal noticeable .
campua over the- vacation portal
were tha activated cloche la tkm
union Student* without wattatkH
s- mak* their elaaaae without the usual running or lardtnaae.
The housing problem faced If
any alttdent* at Mat* 1* mm M
hlcb group action la airsaasiij
Those studenta who hav* any hoeav
ing dirflcultlee should get taawdhaa I
and make a united effort
th* problem. In all probability, tt
enough student* could prov*
wer* housed unsatlsfactortly o
no plac* tn stay at all, tha* . _
bring •nough preuure to hoar he
force edan* type of state or IwaVarM
emergency action.
The tread In enrollment haa 1mm
ea tba tip*wing at Rut* aad if the
college cannot now **tl*factorUy
house the present enrollmaat, R
cannot    espect    sludanU    ta   ejgsaM
sere to eehool' Har* la a prehlaM
which needs Immediate i tt sail—
and one which must be solved hath
for th* benefit of the >r*aaai as>
rollment and for future staawau af
th* college
tnerican question over a tuUt
ew*  broadcast  recently.  Tha  flrat
em told of a Cellforale at^HswaV
ion wblch had rsaetirl a raatMMM
saying. "No Japa la fhlllaaeM*
The n-.t item told af seven /ag«r
tiese American   army  private*  whe
wero awarded medal* for hernlsi
id couraga shave th* eall oi daty.
Many    faltforalana.   plagwed   le
American competition, fall ta re*aV
s* that tbe home* of th* *r|1*a*l
Americans earry tha sans* b«aa aaet
gnid stars that era diealayeaj M
if  tha   Ort—
■SBwaw
letnm af tho Nisei ■■all tarn
toward preparing tha waf,
the bloodsbed and riots whleh thaw
aaaertedly fear  probably weuM SsM
mate rial ii*
Saturdays pre-raah affair,
HTed hy  Pan Hall  and
marka the rnturn af aaethar
lion to th* campu*. Th* •Sanaa
IntaVhat
tfcar Uaah.
campua. The daaea wf*. -4M
get acanalatad aftatr gat 1
t eernrltlee aad) sraaaregV    9
Ilea and prospective mam)
and will aah (hair praepanta aa tha
affair. Tha Seta Mn haa latent mam\*
bar* oa campus from whleh ta hra
th* nucleu* of their organisations.
Today li
student* 1
hava thai
iwaetf,
the laet day Mr |
"'•»• eppasavtajl
pictoraa U
no   eatasasaggi
The War Activities " bMIii
aa* had lu raMrth aad WW he
guided by Chairman Math > " '
Th* eet np will ha MMataM
year la that both eve aa4 m
aad evary oraaalaatlaa aa hha	
pa. will be napacteAM pa lliljillli
Tba petal ratlag sywteea at IM |«Mr
wtll he apaewalaaaaaty tha htM '