1946_12 The Daily Collegian December 1946

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yQL. XXXVI~~ FRESXO, CALIFORNIA. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1946 XO. 23
ON THE TRAIL
Council Postpones
Special Meeting
By Ed Owanaby
A special meeting voted by student council for tomorrow
night to consider the inadequacies of the existing student association constitution has been postponed until the regular
meeting a week from tomorrow because the
hss been scheduled by other groups.
Dr. F. W. Thomas
To Retire in 48
After 21 Years
Pr Frank \V. Thomas of Fresno
Slate College announced Saturday
lie will letlre In June. m« He
will   have   served,   the   college   21
.ii  that time.
He was appointee) president of
Fresno 8t*te April 7 1»*?7 He rame
her. la UK aa vice prwaldent of
Fresno Normal School, predecessor
..f Ihe college He succeeded fhe
Iste Charles L MeDanc. wbo served
as president  since  1S11
Farm Fund Bill
In the Making
Fund* Jor the Praai
recognised
l   not   st   the   meeting
ho dropped from tho cauncn.
Critical attituoe
This .land showed the critical
attitude aaaumed by ihe group alt
er hearing the report of the constitutional investigating committee,
headed by Iceland Scolt The < om
. t took tip the student
conslilulion article by article, and.
although fea sections BBSS found
lie ruajoi inadequa
cle. were (Ii ihe di.portionate
.mount ol control lit student aaso-
cuiion affairs on Ihe pan of cer
tain faculty members
ure of boards to meet regularly
,and Ihe absence of cert.ni elected
.is Irom board meet
inga.    (3)    a   lark   of   I iMIldl.slllBt '
boards   .tmlent  groups and student
committee  heads.   (I)   Ihe self con
eluding fact  that most
up  by  the constitution  are op* rat
■he  bounds  of  the  ar
tides   ii   they   are  operating  effic
gg boards and Ihe slu
dent    court    instead   ol    metely    de
termlning    policy    are    mu lapping
for   legislative.   BSJggsS
diclal  duties
College Requests
$110,000 Boost In
Current Budget
counseling service ta
Ihe  increased  enrollment.
President Frank W Thomas, who
returned Friday from hearinga at
Sacramento, said In 1917 the eoun
I sboUffl be- doubled
IN feel the educational prob
lems of veterans In relation to the
fie-ld. ol employment likely to he
open to them .ill reouite a great
deal more personal ailenlion from
counselor*  than   ha.   been   posslMe
ADO   15   INSTRUCTORS
Dr.   Thomas   further   stated.     In
addition   to   the   expansion    of    In
MiMitioii.il satatag   which win m
\ol\.   the  apiMiintment  of about   !'■
FSC Queen to Be
Chosen Thursday
At Annual Tea
Thursday afternoon at the an
nual queen's tea In tbe Elmer J
Schmidt home on Huntington Hon
levard one of the five enndedafa
.elected In last week'* election
will be selected aa queen of Free
SB  State  I'ollege.
Vying for the coveted title sre
Mary Kohler. sponaored by Ibe
Alpha fraternity and (barm I hoi
ii.. Jean Miles, sponsored by the
Alpha Tbeta sorority and Kappa
Dells PI. Marilyn I
date  of  the   Delta   Kappa  sorority.
■bbb    Ttti-i-  ■;   aad
Dorothea    -
:   (ollegiene   Hall
TEA   CHAIRMEN
Henila Packard. Ilernlce Bsghair.
end Virginia i'oilman are the cha.t
MB ol the- tea. which will be held
Irom  3  to  .',
r.f the tea the judge. will .elect
the queen wbo will he escorted lo
tbe  formal  ball Saturday  mgbl  by
IM
BaSBS
»  will  t
lege Agricultural Department will
be sponaored by Assemblyman
James C. Crlchton in the forth
coming leglslstiv* session, it was
announced laat week.
ton said be will renew his
bill for an appropriation of at least
flBS.BBB a year from horse racing
Hind* for the support of the agri
cultural department. A bearing on
this proposal has been set for De
this proposal was held yesterday
before   an   assembly   interim   com
Fourth   District   Court   Be
II. BBM sB believe, 'he objection
ol ibe Fresno County Farm llu
rSSB has been overcome and the
possibility of passage is bright  for
The committee filtered a lent*
tlve proposal to correct these
shortcomings subject in furthei
correction, and change, by the
council ami tbe student body. To
correct entanglement of tbe Hoard
n both top [>oli< >
■Battera aad nickel and .time bud
getlng and accounting, and hi
eliminate- the outside faculty con
trol on the board. Ihe committee
recommended   I hat   a   top   body    be
established with H student* aaa)
one faculty member to pas* on the
action of three low
cialned boaiil. This top board
would handle no financial matters
ami would not be belabored with
(Coniiaaad ea Pag* *>
of  equip
be   bought
■luting  the   wear  years
-Included will ne- laboratory
equipment lor the science despart
hue. to take care ol
tbe large enrollment will be ade
. the large number-
interested n
MAY   BUY   SURPLUS
Dr Thoma* added most of th*
necessary equipment can be pur
war surplus, never
theleas much of the specialised ap
paratus must be- brought I mm BBSS
merrial   houses.
The budget a|.|.io\e.l by the
legislature in Ihe Spring ol 1»I5
would ha\« been utterly insuffn I
• nt"   Di    Thoma*   coniinueif      to
Queen's Ball Tickets
Bids for the Queen's  Ball  may
at th* ticket booth >n the main
foy*r of th* administration build
■ ng. All woman atudent* and
married m«n ttudcntt may pgr.
chase bids upon presentation of
their   student   body   card*.
Student* *houid not attempt to
obtain bid* for outsider!, at a
three-way check k planned to pr*.
!l     »
Hellman Drama Opens at Playhouse
By Greg Kolajian
The   Little   Foie."  ops—a  last
night   beinre   an  BBBSS
ence at tbe Inivetm
Brst  of  six  presenta-
rtlng waa keen during the
The
tension   relased   too   greatly    helote
I   rt   many   bright   spots
IIgIOBSle|.   Irom    individual    ai tors
during   important    -I •
Italians   depletion   ..
den.   was   fin.-   and
,  .   scene or  the second
Bag   lacks   notion*
Marisn Dysinger plays an admit
She    dell I)
gf     Ihe    most    difficult
.   Ihealei
RABAIOLI   AS   BIRDIE
UeEa Rah*mil BBeBanSSBJ BSawanSB
tbe escapist Hirdle Hubbard Her
speech at Ibe beginning ol the third
.,, t   ||   whimsical   unil   regretrul   at
Renn   Fuller-   lafS   llubbatd   is  a
keen   rharscterisallon
man's son" lollowlng faithfully his
WEINSCHENK   DEPENDABLE
A.     usual.    Franz
turns in a de|iendable t>erformance
MkafB]   'he rialtv weak
br..tb.i   ..I    Itfti   Hubbard   snd   Re
glna  Ciddens
Hen Hubbard acted b) Howard
Klrby. la Ihe planning and clever
business hesd ot the Hubbard bro
there. Klrby. voice suits his psrt
and he sets the role well.
Joy Rose Impersonates Alexsn
,lra eswawBSfl .pirltedly   In ihe third
MINOR    ROLES   GOOD
Carol Norman as the maid Ad
dl. Ilenrv Hreene Jr . aa the hot
ler. Cal. and Wendell Bell as Wil
Ham   Marshall,  the   northern   busl
The   four   remain • |
-    attendant.
one   of   whom   will   be   chosen   t
tank   aa   firlft   attendant.
COMMITTEE   HEADS
Rvolvg    lni|>erairice     furniture
•
Cochran.      invltatlon-
Chambille
Malone. decorati.u -     sesBaSBJ   l'cii
»The  guests   will   b.
Mts     ■sssaSa
. hairmsn
TO   ENTERTAIN
Harbara   Ittiei Ii  »il.
.  :   by   Helena
Be    Kuth   K.l
Caravan Available Soon
• \ H \ \ \ M
MELVIN ISAACSON Collegian columnist   is shown with
his dog   1 of              1 appears that
the elus..- disappeared into the womens
lounge by Schober
Kilroy Takes Form
As Entries Pour In
Kilroy, emerging in novel and ingenious forms from the
latent, is making his first actual appearance to the
world here at Fresno State. Since the "Draw Kilrm"' contest
started  last  Friday, numerous conceptions of the fabulous
character have been handed in to The Collegian office.
Plans Announced
For Summer School
nlable   on
will   be   given   tt..    lea  bwbSSH
student  body  in  th-    H
'.  the  win-
s   i«.ll   be   announced   snd   their
Milton     Jone*.
.irmaii    for    the    Fresno    Stale
>rld   ewaeeBesBt   Service   PeB
FBeaBSe. State   mB'r''   '*   to   eSSSeSS   the   proceeds
Irom  the affair   stated.    Plans  for
I'romenade.   a   sport
-    la  be   held   m  the  union   *e>
hSgfl   the   .amiu-   -e.-,im   and   the   ggaj    hall    Thursday     I>e. embei    IS.
S|        • .1   rapidly  and  the
■
Bt also lUt
I  'he Prom-
■ linr   to   Frank    » I for many
!
BRIGGS DIRECTOR •»■»■«   LIST   MOUNTS
PMsasj    have
■  I show  that   i
,
Bfl  the  con
• ■liiiation aasartaseOgM lor men   g ha  reason to many
i.irh    ama-
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WAJLM  ASSISTANT
DEADLINE
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BBS*  I
Handbook Editor Reveals Startling
Facts of FSC Students From AtoZ
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of    I
. La
MARIAN DYSINGER as Regina Giddens. Howard •
Ben Hubbard   and Wendell Bell as William Marshall are
pictured in a scene Irom the first act ol   The Little Foxes
which opened at the Playhouse last night      Photo by Scott
Bights, closing December 11 Tick
els sre available at the box office
In the Playhouse lobby on pres.n
talion of student  body cards
publishinc    .
1 •    has   more   than   dou
'
Just wh.n  ;:•
tain-  Ih gsSSs BBS I saw -    ewSfl BBSe
.
-
made   bv    its   editor    Annie   Shew
If   yom
name Johnson oi Smith* If so
there are ov.i _•'. other student,
with voui name Hut if your name
1.11 Hum or /emu ii h
there is no other Staler wbo
share,   your  surname"
Thi-   i-  just   one  ..i
Editor   Shew   has   found   by    look
Ing over bef l»l« product
The  Johnsons'   with   ■  students
Other   prevalant   BBSS nuoug    the
gg* Smith   M
and   Allen.   Ilrow.li     I-
n        : •..
•ti aSS, and
Suwatt       Ihonij.-.n , ..-t     with   four   and
^ .fling
;.ublishin»-
Nelson.     IV
in.I \\ ilsou   K oai - i      This  was done
M
t-uopet.     Cowan.     >gr»ma*B     Mar 1nU      I     F.ll    |S«a    the   handbook
eSBBgl   Robinson    gg irre   pubhshed   in
etisen   sm:
Three   students   hear   (he   name a    praclice    which
1 Hjinltl Johnson   all of them fresh three  years.
men      Ihe trio are lt.inald II names     I
aid  Hoy    and  Donald  Koy ated    into   t
Duplicaiee of the name are found l»j:.     Faculty members were listed
on   the   campus   for   David   Parker once   before   thai,   in   l»Jt.