1966_03 The Daily Collegian March 1966

              The Dally CoUegian
Friday. March 4.1966
'Expert' Fort Sees
Communist Scheme
Q^eekl Oh, GamtuU
' Bv ALAN AUSTIN and INEZ MARTA        *
By ALAN AUSTIN and INEZ MARTA
(Continued from Page 1)
The use of mass accusation,*
Margosian said, 'painted aU
coUeges red. In effect be (Dr.
Fort) says aU of our coUeges
have Communists. This Is a poor
talk about responsible free
speech. This sort of thing almost
borders on McCarthylsm.*
Margosian   continued  to  say,
"If    his organization knows ot
>n coUege campuses
e records to indicate this,
informed ■ about Communist
activities In fete country, but It's
wrong to Indict all i
Ernie I
said he 'can't i
this going on.'
•I don't feel fee 'revolution' Is
weU under way in this country,'
Kinney said. This country and
its people are better off now than
ever before. People who are con¬
tented and happy don't support
ment. If we have Communist pro¬
fessors among us I'd like to know
who they  are. We  should keep
'Young Cannibals'
To Be Shown
AU the Fine Young Cannibals,
an M-G-M production based on
the novel, BLzby Girls, wUl be
presented twice tonight In Indus¬
trial Arts 101 by the Popular
Arts Committee.
NaUle Wood and Robert Wagner
will star In the movie which will
be shown at 6 and 8:15 p.m. AU
students and faculty members
may attend free.
Kinney said 'There are
undoubtably some Communist
teachers around, but I don't know
Dr. Fort claimed in his speech
that students are sometimes
caught up in "sex traps* and then
"blackmailed into (the Com¬
munist) line.'
■I'm not familiar with this
approach,* Kinney laughed.
They haven't tried to work lt on
Dr. Fort said he had worked
for 12 years with 'top counter¬
intelligence agents*. He said the
Communist plan is 'to use stu¬
dents and faculty members to
occupy key positions, extabllsh
several combat points In every
major city* In preparation for the
•revolution.*
PHI MU Sorority win kick ofJ
Greek Week Sunday when they
innual Greek Sing in
the Fresno City CoUege Auditor¬
ium at 7:30 p.m. Nine of the
sororities and fraternities will
be competing for trophies.
The women win celebrate their
Founder's Day Saturday with a
brunch held at the Holiday Inn.
The best pledge award will be
presented there.
Janalee Garberson and Sue
Addison are semi-finalists for
Miss Fresno County.
KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA Initi¬
ated 15 into their ranks Feb. 25.
They are Jane Anglemeyer, Bon¬
nie Bacon, Dlanne Bowser, Susan
Dopking, Pamela Dugan, Leslie
Escala, Kristtoe Hansen, Linda
Jacobsen, Pat Hogan, Judy
Knight, Pam Larsen, Janet Mat¬
lock, Susan Salto, Carol Wankum
and Wendy Wllkins.
Linda Soderstrom, president
of ALPHA XI DELTA, has ap¬
pointed three new officers: Janet
Plog, social chairman; Suzl Kln-
zey, scholarship; and JU1 Nelson,
philanthropy.
Alpha Xi's wUl have a Big and
Little sister ceremony Thursday
night before their exchange din¬
ner wife the Theta Cht'a. They
are co-sponsoring the Mr. Col¬
legiate dance Friday night at the-
Marigold Ballroom.
DELTA GAMMA women are
making plans for their Founder's
Day on Mar. 12. They will have
their exchange dinner Thursday
night with Sigma Alpha EpsUon.
DELTA ZETA's wUl bold an
informal exchange with the Sigma
Chi Fraternity Friday afternoon.
Their exchange dinner will be
with Alpha Gamma Rho and Sigma
Nu on Thursday.
KAPPA ALPHA THETA U
planning an exchange dinner with
Kappa Sigma Fraternity and Del¬
ta Sigma Phi Fraternity Thursday
night.
Parties and formal dances wlU
highlight the weekend activities
for FSC
end.
SIGMA NU wUl entertain 30
members from the Reno chapter
of Sigma Nu before the basket¬
ball game Friday night. The party
wUl continue after the basketball
Saturday night, the Fresno
chapter of Sigma Nu wUl host the
Reno men at a party In theSlgma
Nu house.
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SIGMA CHI has scheduled an
exchange wife Delta Zeta tonight
from 3 to 5 p.m. A party has also
been scheduled tor Sigma Chi
brothers after the basketball
tournament tonight.
SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON is go¬
ing to a western barn dance and
party at the Giant O barn tomor¬
row night in Tulare. The party
is scheduled to start at 7.p.m.,
and Western dress wlU be ap¬
propriate for the evening. The
Teensmen are scheduled to play
for the dance and party.
LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Is enter¬
ing the political world this week¬
end. Brothers of Lambda Chi
Alpha are scheduled to assist
BUI Daly, candidate for District
Attorney, In cleaning his cam¬
paign headquarters tomorrow.
Lambda Chi men and their dates
will attend a party and dance
scheduled for tomorrow night in
the Lambda Chi house.
ALPHA GAMMA RHO has been
entertaining the national secre¬
tary of Alpha Gamma Rho this
week - Maynard Cole, national
secretary with headquarters in
Des Plalne, Ul. The purpose of
Cole's visit Is an annual lnspec-
Insurance Plan
Applications Due
Students who wish to apply for
Students Accident and Sickness
Medical Expense Plan for the
spring      semester     have  untU
The cost of the insurance plan
is $10.50 per semester and In¬
cludes major hospital expenses,
surelcal, emergency outpatient
and medical expenses plus con¬
sultation, ambulance service and
dental treatment coverage.
Applications for the student
Insurance plan are available in
the Health Center. Dormitory
students have the plan Included In
their  room and board payment.
Foreign students are required
to purchase the plan. For all other
students, lt is on a voluntary
basis.
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Friday, March 4,1966
The Daily CoUegian
Paul Winter Jazz Group Slated For Auditorium
The Fresno State College
Board Of Fine Arte will bring to
Fresno Mar. 8 the Paul Winter
Ensemble, one ot fee most ac¬
complished jazz, groups in its
field.
The 26-year-old Winter will
perform at 8:30 p.m. to fee
Fresno Memorial Auditorium.
Student body card holders may
attend free If tickets are picked
up in advance in fee Student
President's Office.
General admission will be 32
for adults sod 91 tor students.
There will be no free tickets
offered at fee door.
Winter has played before aud¬
iences in 25 countries, many In¬
cluded to fee Latin American
cultural tour sponsored by fee
to 19*1.
Not all of Winter's Latin,
lean concerts w
performances. Hte group played
not only to theatres, but to village
squares, bull rings, truck beds
and even a boxing ring.
Received Just as enthusiastic¬
ally in fee small villages as In
fee larger cities, Winter claims
that 'the strong rhythms of jaas
Nine Coeds To Compete For
Rodeo Queen Crown Tonight
CONCERT SET-Paul Winter's Jau group will play Tuesday night In toe Fresno Memorial Auditorium.
coeds wUl be candidates tor fee
IMS Rodeo Queen Contest tonight
at 7:30 o'clock to the Laboratory
School.
The Alpha Gamma Rho candi¬
date Is Nancy Haley, sophomore
agri-business major from Lo¬
rn core. Miss Haley, who has been
riding horses tor 12 years, won a
first place award in fee pleasure
horse class at fee Cow Palace In
IMS.
Sherry Recek, freshman busi¬
ness administration major from
Twain Harte, is the candidate
from Baker HaU. Miss Recek
has been riding horses tor six
A senior social science major,
Norene Booth e, Is the Rodeo Club
entry. The Merced miss has been
riding tor 19 years.
Pamela Thomas, Delta Gam¬
ma's candidate, Is especlaUy in¬
terested in raising steers, she
is a freshman pre-vet major from
Fresno.
Debbie Van Buren, who is be¬
ing sponsored by Theta Chi, holds
the tiUes of Miss Clovls Rodeo
ot 1965 and Miss Salinas Rodeo
of 1965. She Is a freshman rec¬
reation major and has been rid¬
ing tor 10 years.
Lambda Chi Alpha Is sponsor-
clal Activities Group (SWAG).
Miss Dav is from Clovls and has
been riding horses tor 11 years.
The Graves HaU representa¬
tive is Donna LobdeU, a fresh¬
man physical education major/
from San Marcos. She has been
riding tor six years.
Tracy Ronlftog, Tokalon candi¬
date, la a freshman nursing ma¬
jor from Fresno, who has been
riding tor seven years.
The Nisei Club contestant, Pat
Tlkkanen, is a Junior physical
education major from Reedley,
who has been riding horses tor
three years.
Published five daysawt
holidays and examination periods
by the Fresno State CoUege Asso-
a semester, 315.00 a year. Edi¬
torial office Business 235, tele¬
phone 222-5161, Ext. 441, 444,
448. Business office, Agriculture
LETTERS
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have, and no *God*on campus has
the right to berate them.
A good example of the Inaction
around here will become apparent
at cheerleader tryouts. We should
have five male cheerleaders for
next year. To get five good ones,
at least 30 men should try out,
but chances are that no more than
10 or 12 wUl show up. The same
situation exists in other activities
on campus. Unless someotusget
off our gluteals and exercise
more than our Jaws, things will
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9:45 AM:  College-Business Bible Class.
11:00 AM: Morning Worship.
6:15 PM: CoUege—Business Fellowship.
7:30 PM:  Evening Worship, Excellent Music.
Irvln E. Penberfey, D.D., Pastor
Gerald Cudney, Minister of Education
PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
4672 N. CEDAR AT GETTYSBURG
8:00 L 11:00 AM:  Worship Service
9:00 & 10:00 AM:  Bible Classes
Gamma Delta Association of Lutheran Students
Martin Schabacker, Pastor
For transportation, call Z22-2320 or 284-2216
CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN
CLINTON AT NTNTH STREET — Phone: 227-4123
9:45 AM:   Church School CoUege Class
11:00 AM:  Morning Worship
J.T. Dick, R.J. Langley, Pastors
St. Paul* Catholic Chapel at Newman Center
1572 E. BARSTOW AVE. - Phone: 439-4641
MASSES: Sundays,  7 AM, 10 AM A 12 Noon; Dally, 4:45 PM:
Sat. * HoUdays, 8 AM.   CONFESSIONS: Sat., 3-B PM *> 7:30-
9 AM, and before Sunday Masses.
Rev. Sergio P. Negro, Chaplain
College Church of Christ
EAST BULLARD, BETWEEN FIRST AND CEDAR
SUNDAY:  Bible School, 9 AM; Morning Worship, 10 AM; Young
People, 5 PM: Evening Worship, 6 PM.
WEDNESDAY: Bible Study, 7:30 PM.
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9:30 4 11:00: Morning Worship
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