1962_11 The Daily Collegian November 1962

              Dienstein Will
Speak Tonight
At Joint Meet
Dr William Dienstein trill dls-
fiijs students and the Interna¬
tional situation at a Joint meet-
inn ot the I?resoo State and
ptenno City College International
CJobi tonight at 8 o'clock In the
College Religious Center. Dien¬
stein ■ ■ a professor of social sci¬
ence i.u<t criminology at FSC.
Klipi.I Grewal, FSC club presi¬
dent. -.,,:! that plans will be made
ai the meeting for the annual
variety show to bo held the last
week in November. He asked that
ill interested students attend and
give their views on  how to stage
and records of music from differ¬
ent countries will be played dur-
Idc tin social hour at the end of
th<. i rogram.
Mauug Theln Han Is vice pre*
drni and Sandy Sand res la seen
ury of th'1 FSC club. Kenneth [■;.
_.-,-,■ is the sponsor.
The Fr«no State Co.kg« Collcgion-
Letter To The Editor
(Continued from Page 2)
.-duration facilities as well as for
other  educational  fields?
S. ily definition, Proposition IA
ewlmlea Ihe construction of
"IfiC.OOfl homes, with tlS.CMM
[urnfilings, for the presidents of
Huiiitmldi and Los Angeles Slate
College*."
10, The pressing need for class,
room iarllltles and equipment will
eiciude the financing of a foot-
kill stadium by Proposition IA
here at Fresno State. However,
should IA Tail and force uk to cut
back on essential building con-
sintCtlOH we can say good-by u>
the roiiEtruction of our own stad¬
ium lor many years.
11. In your concluding state¬
ment you say "The proposition
ftnucrtK of dishonesty, However.
idom educators are earnest In
their 'eellngs. It's a shame thai
California education is being used
for Fi-lfish means."
All 1 can say Is. yea. Isn't lt
toe bad that those dishonest-, con-
"TttvingrBClftslr-le'flslators *tn-Sao*-
ramento (which we elect year aft-
vr year) reel that It is imnortnnt
in maintain California's high edu¬
cation   standards.
- Richard  Meux
Nisei Club to Meet
The Nisei Clun will meet to¬
day at 2 PM In Education-!'*}'-
etiology 113.
RARE COIN—A denarius cf Augustus Caesar, struck be-
iv/een 2 BC and 14 AD is one ai many coins collected by
David MacDonald
Coin Collection Complements
Studies For History Major
Hy SUB SIMPSON
Five years ago a collection of
Indian Head pennies—today over
175 ancienl Homan and Civil War
coins. This in a summary of the
holiliy of David MacDonald. soph¬
omore history major.
Mac-Donald said his Interest In
eoln collecting started wilh a col¬
lection of Indian Head pennies
several years ago, but that only
in Ike post two or Ikreo years has
he been a sertoua collector of the
His creaier-i hitoresl at the mo¬
ment Is In ruins minted by the
Firm Century Roman Broperora,
Tln-y number approximately 125
in  Itli rolliTtluii.
He said I.Ih oldest coin dales
back from the year 41 RC. liis
favorite coin, from Ike Roman
coilouiion. Is a Denarius. Accord¬
ing lo MacDonald the coin was
worth about IK cents In silver.
"Hut thai Is deceptive." he said.
tame ill*' soldiers only re-
.■il about :.2(i of these a year."
Is bobby and his academic
career en hip lenient one another.
MacDonald said that
the
ies  in  bis  ooltec-
tniereKt   he   de-
tion.
velopn  in  history,  and  vice-vers:
However, one problem that ha
plagued   iiiin
search books dealing with
coins. "I have almost all of the
books written by American nuth-
prohably   have   more
lack   of   re
inclenl
ATTENTION READER
IMPROVE
YOURSELF
Learn: The SECRET
of SPEED READING
Free: IECTURE and DEMONSTRATION
open lo ADULTS, COLLEGE and
SR. HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ONLY
Qwtomation    ™ES N0V *_*_**■
\# 1619 E.BELMONT
XSf   i'EED RRA0INC CLINIC
AD 7-9101 __________
jg_y*
<ssUulm!
jU^TUaW*3
ig-wottlb
*a*v
et
is_\n;iN'
tflLTON AT FRE8N0    -    MANCHESTER
books than both the Fresno City
and Fresno Slate College libraries
together. I hope to be able to ac¬
quire more research material
written by English enthusiasts In
the future.
MacDonald said that It was dif¬
ficult for him to estimate the
value of his. collection. "Some of
tin- most interesting coins 1 have
actually have very am
value."   he  explained
Counterfeiters are not much of
a danger to collectors, according
to MacDonald. "If someone knows
bis coins he call usually ferret out
the fakes," he said. If there is any
doubt In my mind I will Bend the
coin  lo an uuthoirty."
He said that tbe first coins
were struck around 750 or S00
BC. but. "I personally know of
counterfeiting dating back as
early as 67S BC."
"Coin collecting." ""MacDonald
concluded. "Is a very good way
for a history student to cultivate
Interest In the subject."
'Know The Countries'
Student Takes 'Shoestring' Tour
Ily   J.   C.   HICKMAN
Bob Deane, a senior geography
major who took out a year to
work and tolir Europe, advises
people going overseas to study
the countries first.
"Reading about the countries
beforehand, learning something
of their cultures and knowing
where things are will save time
and energy after they reach their
destination."
Deane worked six'months at a
service station and then spent six
months on a leisurely tour of the
Dnfled  States and  Europe.
He and two other men left
Fresno In an^ojd car which they
lost In a Texas blizzard. By bus
they went to New York and then
by  ship  to  Spain.
During the course of the Jour-
ney, Deane traveled by car, foot,
train and bicycle. Much of the
trip was made alone and he says,
"It's more relaxed that way and
you're net tied to one person."
Learning to travel, Deane ex¬
plained. Is Important. "It's not
natural and has to be learned."
He suggests traveling light and
carrying a knapsack rather than
suitcases. "Wear warm clothes if
you go In the fall and carry only
essential articles."
Graduate Receives
AF Commission
Vincent R. Camplsi, Fresno
State College graduate, received
his commission as second lieuten¬
ant In the US Air Force recently
at  Lackland Air Force Base. Tex.
Lt. Caropisl. while at FSC. was
a member of Kappa Sigma. He
played  on  the  rootball team.
He was selected for the officer
training school in competitive ex¬
aminations with other college
graduates.
He Indicated that youth hotels  He found, ihe English and Span-
found in most European countries
are clean, economical and excel¬
lent for the traveller. "You meet
people traveling like yourself and
they pass on Information about
where to go and where to stay
and what to do."
The Orovllle youth found most
European universities will permit
students to go to museums and
art galleries free and allow stu¬
dents to eat in the university
restaurants at  half price.
For transportation to Europe,
Deane says ships are fine. He said
tramp steamers are not particu¬
larly good because they take
longer and cost almost as much
as regular liners.
The rail ls a good time to
travel. Deane believes. "The Eu¬
ro peaiTBTiTe m" more~a greeabte- and-
open than In the tourist season."
DG Official
Visits Sorority
Mrs. Kathryn Gary, province
secretary for the California chap¬
ters of the Delta Gamma sorority,
left Fresno Wednesday after a
ihree day visit with the college
DCs.
Mrs. Gary, an alumna member
of Mu chapter of Delta Gamma.
University of Missouri, was the
first guest to stay in the new
Delta Gamma guest room. She ar¬
rived  in  Fresno Sunday:
During her visit the province
secretary conferred with sorority
officers, uluninl and chapter ad¬
visers. Monday night she was tht
guest at a dinner held at the
sorority house. Tuesday evening
a dinner and arter dinner party
was held In her honor.
Mrs. Gary is now visiting the
University of Pacific chapter in
Stockion.
BOOST
THE BULLDOGS
ENJOY  FRESNO'S FINEST ICE CREAM
AND FOUNTAIN DELIGHTS
Amh iauHe jfee Cream pariw
5076 N. PALM
IN FIG GARDEN VILLAGE
BLACKSTONE AUTO PARTS
ClOSE TO THE MESHO STATE CAMPUS
- AUTO GLASS INSTALLED
6464 N. BLACKSTONE BA 7-2968
*  NEW *  USED *  REBUILT PARTS FOR ALL CARS
lah people very friendly and c
slderate.
"I liked Spain the beat." he
aald. "It la quite different from
the rest of Europe."
The Inevitable questions which
Europeans ask Americana con¬
cerning Cuba, Integration and
Berlin reached Deane. "I jnat
told them tbe truth," he said.
"It waa no trouble."
New Packages For
Ice Cream Readied
The college dairy plant la now
packaging Its Ice cream in new
cartons,
Greg Brackett, dairy plant man¬
ager,  said  many  customer  found
the   "tub"   style   cartons   incon¬
venient.'Trie new eaTttmr-aitt-
easler to store, he said.
The   complete   change-over
expected to take about one moot
The   product   Is  on   sale  at   tl
Roundup.
PATROHIZt
OUR   AOYIRTISCSS
Where uSeautu.
"MISS CALIFORNIA-
SUE HENRYSON
Knows thai good hair groom¬
ing is a vital part of College
Life.
Thai is why she goes to the
LaConteita Beauty Shop. You'll
find thai the LaConlena hatt
an operator who Specializes in
"Your Style."
FOR
APPOINTMENT
CALL  229-1811
-Xmf^-CMt€mUa
2604 E. Ashlari Ave.
at Fresno St.
...AND THEN
THERE WAS ONE
Start with a carton and you'll end up knowing why Winston is America's
number one filter cigarette...first in sales because it's first in flavor.
The next time you buy cigarettes, buy pleasure by the carton...Winston!
pure white. :
modern filter 1
J
plus i FILTER- BLEND upfront
Winston tastes good
 like a cigarette should!