1951_12 The Daily Collegian December 1951

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-Thai Fresno Stat*
English Literary
Contest Is Open
To Novel Authors
for Korea drive which is
support of every student enroled at Fi
here by the World Student Service Fund
o provide the homeless populace of South Korea 'with some sort of protection against
the ice, snow, and misery which accompany the bleak winters
To those people — especially the thousand* of small children — who are caught in a debacle which leaves them
nowhere to turn, any small article you donate will be greatly
appreciated. Maybe none of'the Koreans arc able to speak
English and maybe their meager education will not p
them to thank us, if they are able to, in the convention j
ner. But if we, as students attending an institution of fa
learning, would be able to enjoy the looks of gratitude and
inner comfort which characterize humans on receipt of son
badly needed assistance, we would be' more than repaid ft
Uterary    Fellowship    Competition
jbllshlng firm.
Dodd. Mead, and  Compan:
Winter in the orient hits its peak during the months of
February and March and, from all indications, the clothes
which we donate now will be distributed in Korea wit! "
Most of us have never experienced being caught
sub-zero weather, and if we have we're sure that those who
have were loaded down with warm clothing.
Statistics show that the majority of the wandering horde
of people in Korea is without any form of foot covering. Thus
thousands of South' Koreans may have nothing to look forward to but a cold, painful loss of life and limb.
' With the United Nations fighting a war in the area these
nomads will have enough to worry about without pleading
to the world for warm clothing and food.
We gripe about our roll as a nation when we think of
supplying the world with money, arms, and munitions, to aid
in prolonging the conflicts that are more and more becoming
a part of modern life.
But to help in alleviating the suffering of countless thousands of unfortunates we must agree that such a heartwarming
move would do our hearts and minds good.
To those students who arc just starting their college
recrs we feel they may not look at the world situation as
juniors and seniors do. To us, who will soon be a part of the
UN forces fighting a "cold" war between two large nations
who are afraid to turn their backs on each other, the conflict
in the East is quite significant.
Soon many of us will leave FSC and will participate in
battles which will cause many people to vacate their homcj
and lands to seek refuge. Then it will be too late for us tc
stop and help others. Only as individuals will we be able tc
act as "Good Samaritans."
We're convinced that those old trousers of yours,.or thai
topcoat that you never cared much for, would be welcome
food to a "clothes hungry" world.
How can we turn our head the other way, when these peopli
are suffering because we had a hand in turning their country
and homes into a shambles of war?
Just a few minutes of digging through the closet and look-
rng especially for old shoes will create an image of warmth,
and bring a grateful smile to the faces of many Koreans.
Remember the drive will close Friday, and remember also
that we owe it to the people in Korea whose homes have been
razed by American ammunition as much a
rawing froja their ow
COLLEGIAN
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Campus Interviews on Cigarette Tests
No. 30...THE SQUIRREL
JLhis nimble-minded nutcracker almost
tumbled for those tricky cigarette mildness tests.
But he worked himself out of a tight spot when
he suddenly realized that cigarette mildness
just can't be judged by a^iere puff or one single
sniff. Smokers everywhere have reached this
conclusion-there's just one real way to prove the
flavor and mildness of a cigarette.
Il't the lentibte tett ... the 30-Day Camel
Mildness Test, which simply asks you to try
Camels as your steady smoke-on a packalter-pack,
day-after-day basis. No snap judgments. Once
you've enjoyed Camels for 30 days' in your
"T-Zone" (T for Throat, T for Taste),
you'll see why...
After all the Mildness Testa.,
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Id be arsons the last to advocate the i
f football profnua*. We would, hows
to make coachm* a less thankless Jo
"ii'thrr to make rale* limitlnr rabeldlsatlon. and then so risht on
dltretardlns tholr own rules; football will deserve all of the die
now associated with it    - &.
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In by 9 - Out At 5
Bulldog Cagers Split,
Leave On Five-Game
Eastern Trip Tomorrow
By JOHN POBHOY
The FSC basketball team, which sdded a victory and a de-
the weekend, will take to the road tomorrow for a    '
of the Midwest, perhaps minus two regulars.
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