1945_01 The Daily Collegian January 1945

              -The)   frosno   Sttato   College   Collogian-.
Jhe «3jt
wet
:tati
or
the war Caretcsi spending, serves only to raise
prices—increases the already inflated currency.
Careful, budgeted spending with surpluses being invested in war bonds prevents higher
prices, secures a future investment and furthers
the war effort
Careless spending can do much to increase
prices in fields where there it but a limited
quantity ol synod-, available n> the consumer ■
Buyers compete with each other ft»j the desired
product, the goods sells to the highest bidder
Such circumstances will nullify increases in income and mslce for an unhealthy currency sit-
, nation which will lead to more demands for
higher wages on the pan of the consumer and
further rises in prices by the seller
An increase in the dollar income of the con-
- sumcT will mean tittle if he competes with other
buyers with careless spending in a limited
market
Staters can do their part by buying bonds
and stamps ai the booth in the Union foyer
■COOEOIAN
BvNupecCetine
After fall come* the winter. A weak, tlfeleaa thing
that for tba moat part remain* blanketed fiver by a
dismal  tog which •penetrate*  everything and  leave*
nothing but warped doors, slush,* and 111 reelings In
general .  Vet, there are tlmea  when, for a few
days, occasional storms  wander In from  ihe coaat;
and tbe cold season springs forth tn Its true form,
undaented. overpowering and  terrifying
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New   ene'e   soul   becom**   a*   r**tl**a   a*   th*,
faur wind*, and on*'* mind *udd*nly beeom** can.
si-  11..   ef  th*  fact   that   It   I*  but  *  short   induny
thing c**npar*d to nature. New tha n**d tor human
(gnsiniinihip   cornea  forth,  a   r*l*ntl*ae,   driving
'•re* with InaHlmabl* propeniltl**. Whll* th* fog
Ing fer th* world to be saved fr*m dtaaatar by th*
evening Spring, wa Shall attempt ts cajole you Into
Mgh spirits by th* following:
r£,lhr..
to In* Critter
Sir:
1 read In tbe CotUgur. edllorlala
for January Ith a reference to
President Roosevelt's quotation
from Stare and Strip**, a quotation wherein we are exhorted, and
'for the holy love of God." to lis-
en lo tbe dead.''
Hay* the editor or the Collegian,
All right.
dead     If *
Welter. Ibare'a a fly In my soup.
That will be 10 centa extra, please
Welter, there 1* a fly In my aoup.
(lee. 1 guana we forgot to put II on the menu
Walter, there is a fly In my soup
Yes. and look at these muscle*
Welter, there', a fly In my soup
That's all right   It's Friday
Walter, there's two tiles In my soup.
It's onr special. You usually only get one
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Wa  were  coming  hem*  from 'Frisco th*  other
night en th* *tr*amHn*r;   and, as  people de.  w*
fall te talking te fellow paooengern A certain ami.
abi*  chap ef th* Unltad State.  Navy caught  aur
eye)   and,  after a few embarrooelnf  mem*nt* of
self  Introduction, w* eet  down and started what
w* elncerely hepe wilt be s long-term frlandahlp.
It seem*, that this young chap, who Isn't ao young
aa we were when the war at**rt*d, haa been
for some twentyelght months   During this
visited any-rivl)ised apot with a larger pop
ulation than a few thousand. He bad r
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Editor. .      „
sWswrtssinq Manoojer
Aamstant Adv Marvygpr  ,
tuainggg  Mcxnaqer
Phone 4 472
Copy Editor
IsWws Editor
Slcrif Art,''
MfjTkatjIng Editor tt
Maka up Editor
, Laonard   Rowel)
Andy Koeiens
Clarence Niebuhr
.    Batty Pratza-
!ean Casey
Tuanlta Brown
Bill Warner
Sherry WrjtJ.
 ^^^^^^ Benny Phillips
ftWturee Jamee Coagrava. Culver Wilson
Sotscd Edilor Allia Bargum
DiartKi   Music ,nck  Burke
CaTCukyfion Hanager Gloria Amriasian
tDrrb^KCbvufo
Howell   Manses C-cm*jravw   lean Casery
.  Uarcra-ei ( _.
-*, Thftuls Adorn* Annie Shew. Eleanor Km-
smissi PtrtrlcVi Atweod, Harold Dlckeon. lean He
CsSe., A Me cVxeaurr   Benny Phillips   f*fin*th Lrlmn*
teiey Lewi*
I auppee* that h* I* what one would call average. Derk, wavy hair, a eufttsned akin that wa*
new created with wrinkl**. About five feet, nine
er ,*•>, and fer all ef tils twenty-nine years, he had
an undaretsfldlng way about him that one seldom
find* In men ef an elder age H* wanted t* knew
about the cigarette alienage, about eendftlena h*re
en the «ea*t, and meetly about people.
#* * *
He wanted te know what the people at bom*
thought about the war, what people were wearing
new. It It wa* poealble te get steaks 'he bad *at*n
three time* tn bla first three houre off the baa*
aa ...
Sometime* a lump would arise Into bla throat, and
he had to *lop talhlije until his voice became steady
again. What canted  ItT  He didn't  know   Just
Ihe sight of civilian* snd being barb home again,
he guessed He Just had a giddy feeling In Ihe pll
of bl* atomach He Tell .Ih* nam* way on the day
he  enlisted   Only   It   waa  a   thousand   times   ■
Ne, h* wasn't th* *n|y en* thet felt that way.
Who*, hie •hip cam* through th* Holder- Oat*, th*
majority ef th* bev* eet down u**n th* eeeks snd
•ri*d (Hi* i-*!"..
"tt wa* th* crowning *rir of a h«#rt'* deepair.
And It thrilled yeu threugh *nd through."
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Then we talked abetrt a let ef ath*r thing*..whet
th*   beys evereest   read  *M  de  when they  hav*
tire*, tha draft eltuetlen. Mew long th* war would
last, the peyehelefy ef war;  but In the end we
always same bee*, te th* same eafbjeett  Heme. It
doeent leave much doubt ** t* what *ur bey* l**k
forward  i*
lake III For. i
hi*
leering,    dlsn
ee   lhat   hi*   <i
*™
Personal Intr
o him For i
poasesaed. whatever virtue, whal
iver hate, has departed for re
-ion* unknown He I* but n hunt
if Inanimate matter"
Now   i   confess   to   be  coiituiicd
lr*i.   by    the   assumption    of   ar
nuch definite knowledge of the be-
ng. activities, character, and Inle
•ate ol a man beyond the event
physical  death;   and,  second,  by
" exhortation based on aurh t
sumption
Tot myself—even assuming that
tn Inanimate hunk could apeak and
that I   being aril
much le*a faith, tn a sneaker who
la without obltgatlona and for
whom personal Interests, loves, sad
Uvea are a farce In abort. I
refuse to listen; and I would believe myaelf morally Justified li
the refusal
When II romes to tbe engaging
Reld or mem physic, where seekers conalder tbe nature and relation of mlad and matter, even the
wleeat philosophers tread softly. II
seem* to me, then, that thoae of
ua who are "yet but young li
deed- might well emulate one of
ihe most able or mctaphyed
who, on Ihe subject of the body
spiritual, spoke always will
cent  and studied obacurl^v.
Whether *■* will or j.n
speaking and our listening
terdepentlent Both, It they
be Intelligent, will avoid confusion
In considering purpose* stid Ideals
RANNTE I!   OARER
tlshW, Hole—Tin, tJito,, will admit
tbe SatuJMhS ai 4 flan- in the toy,, en
M.- rdtto'tot eejerrtd ta,)
Ex-fSCeri Are Gold
Stan on Sports Flag
Two former Freeno State College
alhlelea   are   represented   by   gold
; on the sports service flag for
World  War   II   which   represents
400 standout  college  varsity,
profession*! and nationally ranked
;eur  athlete*   who  have   given
Uvea  In the  service of their
try since Pearl Harbor
■Ivln   I!ouch   and   Lenard   Sun
are  Haled   as   Ihr  men   from
FSf    Hoik li   started   In   foolbnll   In
.1*40  snd   Hundahl   In  (rack.
The IIkI   Includes  aurh  name.  a.
u Inter rimrlle Paddock, pnlnman
Tommy   Hitchcock and  All  Amorl
can Nile Nlnnlck
Point
What's Wrong with
This Picture
WRONG SIZE BULBS
ARK ■-■"-■   TOO
At home or at school you
need your eyes. You will
need them all the rest of
your life. Take care of
your eyes now and make
sure you have plenty of
light for everything you
do.
BETTER LIGHT IS
BETTER   SIGHT
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-Th«   Fresno   State   College   Collegian
Campus Staff Masts
The staff ot the Campua met
Wednesday atteraooB st ■ p.m.
In Ibe Campua office The assign
ment* of each editor wa* given
him, snd any persona wbo were
absent from Ibe meeting are to re
port to Clare WeybiotKh for assignment
FIHy per rent o( tbe copy Is due
February 2ft lo ns>et the printing
contract, ao all those writing copy
muat have It In afnple lime. Miss
Weymouth aald.
GIFTS
VALENTINES
Greeting Cards
for all Occasiona
Kilner's
1386 Fulton   Phone MHI
Speedball Notice j Are
Put fit Student Boxes	
Note*   are   In   the   boxes "of "ill
girl* who here come out for spinal! practice any one of the th
time* practice* hav* been held
The girl* are asked le rill the
notea out and return them to Jean
Casey, speedball msnager, so
thoae who will he there today
can be placed on teams
Team* will be organised today
and the tournament will be played
next week. Practice la held at 3
every Friday.
Key Sells Bonds
The Key, honorary scholastic organisation at Stale. Is the organisation In charge of selling itamps
and bond* for this week.
Meet the Gang
•tt Smith.y',
BAR-B-QUE
aw N. H .1
Phrateres Install
Spring Officers
Installation of spring semester
officer* of Phrateres, women's social organisation will be held to
night, 1:10, In Ihe committee room
of Ihe union
Ruth amoot wilt take over the
preeidenlahlp held Ibis semester
by Pat 1'lnnell Carol Lewis will
serve ss vice-president. Vivian
Archibald as recording aecretary.
Shirley Cobb, correipondlni *ecre-
Marjorle Alv**, treasurro,
t Noto/angelo, historian and
Shirley    Arm-!    wtlt   be    publicity
The club, consisting of l\
beta,   Is   sponsored   by   Miss
Maker,   dean   of   women,   am
ehier. commercial instruct
One ot the laat dullea Mil
ill   will   perform   aa   tirealdent   of
Phrateres will be the organlsat
if members to serve at the sn
ar   at   th*   aervlcemen's   Cant,
t Fresno Stale, January II
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CftlKA  MANN
Author Speaks
SundaV at Forum
lill...  Mann,  author,  actress,  for
Ign correspondent, and daughter
i Thomas Mann, will speak Sun
lay evening at 1:10 o'clock in the
udllorium of .Fresno Ittate College
ind,ei tbe auspices ot the Sunday
evening Porum sponsored by the
'trat Congregational church
"Prom Where I Sat" (Europe
It!!), will be the eubjert of Mlaa
Mann .ho has lust returned from
Europe wnere *ae ha* been' eerv
If a* a war eo.respondent Sh*
111 give a dramatic account ot her
experience* during the spring and
»f 1141 In England, Prance snd
i of Uermany which have come
under     Allied    control,     including
Bringing bark a enectator'* first
band atory. she will tell what tbe
Old World looka.ltke and. what It
may look like after the war with
special emphasis on the peacetime function or the I'nlted Nanus Including a well rnnslderod
dure of Europe today and tomor
Since *he left Uermany aa an
exile. Mlaa Mann has returned only
and then In a peasant guise
secue the man use 11 [it of her
father's novel, "Joeenb and His
Rretheni," from the Mann's former
home   She   has.   however,   traveled
 PiyeThra*
Chess Club to Play
City Businessmen
A  team,  compoeed  ef eight  Ml
dents of tb* Preeno  "tele
Cheea Club, will play ea
tournament   against   aa
teem made up of Preaae
men and servicemen. Tueedaj
nlng in tbe coed lounge of ual
Rerre*hm*nts will- be served anal
klbitlsera will be permitted, to attend. Eerl Dean, president af the
organisation   stated.   TIM
tart at Tis and end at ,$%
the    liilarcluh    .— mitwt.
U,is flheklrsjlan la Lading wtth
of II *nd ha* em*
more to play Prans W
second wllh **v*n ar
wins out of 11 gam** wltb |w*
more te play. Kenneth ' imms af
third with seven and one half wlna
play. Earl Deaa as
fourth with sli gamee wen and U
lace -in. three aad one half wine
lit   of    11   played  and   with  twa
iore gamee te play
Winston ftraesT, of Ibe
iral department of FSC_ m
•   strange   rorr*ep*nden«e
Tba Cheea Clubs' rank* srg mat
> yet fined and all iatereatot ms>
*  -an  Join   by  seeing  trUeaf st
*3i
i   end   *it*n*lvely   hi
since lhat lime
a young girl in
he day* of the Weimar %y
Mlaa   Mann   atudled   for
stage aud ss a pupil of Mag 1 _ _
hardt she made V number el labs-
•trlcal appearance*   She la th* eft j
thor    of    - S.-hool    (nr    ~
am)  "The Ughu Oo Deem- ami ge>  ;
minor   with   her   heather,   Kl
Mann,  ef "Bsestye   to   Urs*   sad,   ■
The Other Oermsav." i"iS
Islands   Down   Uader,
menUry film  lecture Is eoear
lon picture* of ear stntenle
ti   th*   Southwest' ^- **r —
[Iven et tha feram
>y   Av*   Hamilton,   noted
n the siMiitorium af tha 1
gregallonal Chareh.
Th* forum mnutssl W^^B
Ih* public and financed threes
free wilt off*rings
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