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r-atje Two — — Hehcsh W a* th* rermilhMioii ot the wrgr, orrgr am millton men will return to civilian hie. hfany tham, tinder the la*,* passed by Congress, grill come to coHefJc Yet. unless some remedy u tovnd (or the ever present housing problem, aot many ot* them will come ro Fresno State The editorial columns of The Collegian brought out this point in an editorial on January sixth of this year The Collegian once again brings it up (or discussion The law provides money with which to eat and tleep, with which to buy books, with which to pay tuition fees The rest is up io the veteran sod to the college or university which he « tends. Plan* are bang laid now (or a huge expansion of rhis college after the war, ihe money has already been appropriated. The plan affects almost erety department of the college and will mean thai Fresno can offer many things to the potential student thai *re unheard of now, but, rgmhuig tn mis plm has ro do with dormitories of with improving present housing facilities. Now luiyone familiar with «mditions ai Fres- ■oState both before the war and now will realise that five hundred, a. rhousand, or perhaps nsore, new truderfts. all male, cannot be absorbed by a community which already has a -Tha Fresno State Colleg* Collegian- housing problem Furthermore, the price which servicemen woetld be expected ro pay at private homes will uisdoobtedly be far above the amount which they will receive for that puree?** What do the-men who are in a position to know intend m do? The Collegian can only pern and rave. It cannot build houses and aW- mrtones with words It can only exert others to do what u advocates It cannot wy for sure just how many veterans will come to State if the proper conditions are provided, hut it can itukf a rough guess as to how many will choose our campus tf nothing further is done. — It won'r be very many. JEAN KAUTENBEPIG Men* I. 1**r ■«*Tg*-s*»e.rtetl*o ■lenty <*0) «"" e»r On* Defter ana Frtty Cent* <sl.M» per r«* tm« cetxiaiAN oreics, •««*•«< uno*. <""•" Editor Ao>*rrtialng Manager Btntinasa Mcmager . Leonard Rowel I Clarence Niebuhi Betty Prelze- 1J*c. (~m tk. _Attu my Frank lam*. Ot* timers arosnd Fresno State will recall •" organ! titles! the Aiaaesieted Me* t|stg group of male students will •Sre* agai* attempt to organise un Ser tae banner of "Alt for one. ooe tag sir aSd three thousand other •notation* plagiarised from tb* writing. Of rates**. Sbskeapeere aad the VFTA- ■a*suit a* rtireueitetaiseea he. yam} me eeeSrsi, The Veiee win ne* he ef*s te eawwssr the AMI tSI* iimHtlr; *e» it uiaeuM.il E will hs * mlesraai* fie* Tb* rt< »rs have aaerdest te- pau.il • r*eelut'*n i Vols*'* merwherahip. he Veuse i* net entire. •attl srrewshir geminate th* af- lair* at tn* organ'***'** «v"eth*r kg) Is a rweeahsr a' net t together »a>l pfaaaed I stfsair et whkb the .-lection ef .TJteer. will take place Arriving- rather tale in lbe. p •aawflDga the Vetr*'fountt th* ra. Mf Is a complete turmr.il aaa* I tjaj hta asfhorftr. he Hepped li ' * rt sf the argngsest sad ■ into r heart esh «*or watch Ih* kid ■ satboeghtrulir flew*' | «*jye **»«*■ r*r *»**'"' *r*undV, ***** th* Veiee, were w*a alway* ene for putting File feet ii'. hi* meuth "I rJwe.ee," Mr*> th. regly What'a yeer namef" »i-.,s tha ■"*•*•»■ ef tha situ- mt,**, the Veiee resulted hi* ee- aervewt aevwrvly hr refusing to mass any further statemant* during th* averting. *»tt after bratding We tees fee eetne time, h* th*u**tt»iiv decide*) that hi* at.terw.nt* prattahlv weren't ••■eted anyway. Later Is the week the \otce for fir* the AMI rsremher* for thel a rah art los*. snd aaalgned hi light hand man. Igor f Snorrl. t th* leek of compiling a set of rule and regulations to be used In tb oncoming election After s week* work, Snoirt. mm" et airr tseft. preeentrd tb Veiee with a rremsaary of hi* finU lng* nestly typed en the beck nt check for s short beer and wrlttn eoeapfetetr in Pig Latin Translated only with great ri I ft lenity, tbe ll*i work It I* printed as It waa writ ten. lariaapltti inesaerest. stupid and worthies. Smelly Interior Makes Students Leery of McLane BT Milton flickela McLane Hall haa mor* atme*- 1 Any esedide** 'running for eTfUe wioe* he * feed 'lar to that h* ea" easily deeeiv* th* public I All effiesre .' the AMt muet 4 All pereen* running tor ef- tiee *h*«f* he reejwlred te denet* et leset ten seller* te Ih* eehel- srsaip fund eUrtse) hy th* vFta end far the eaetseiv* ue* ef th. VFT*. other Fresno Stat* Col thla »-i-- ■!,-■■■ ■ •tudenta who ma aee 1*1 teleno** th. place and nev.r scurry by it without a vague feeling ef hereon* out to rrtanS on its etepa ctl*s and took at th* *ky They dreaa in long white coat*, dirty and *at*n by namelea* powerful acids They glower gloomily »t nervous paaser* by. con era* to- gether in low rapid vo cea »nd eemetin.** laugh mirthi* er a little of thl* they t th* world of light and .talk back *. I»t9 th* board, el *•>* ' •fo edifice umhl.r-9 terior. Occult *m«l department. Whl.pi to Investigate Darkest of all ar. th* hint. and murmur* from th. student* whs hav* com* out of McLane Hall which tugged that en. ef th* evil doctor* keep* in th* cabal*- friend, peethumeualv rebuilt with rJlabelleat ciavernaae ae that th* fac* can b* remov.d to *h«w th* herrlhl* eeervt intrlea- *■•» ef earth'* nebiert creatur*. Former Stater Stationed In Hawaii Woman Marine Pat Jean Kauten it42 Fresno State College graduate i* now rJL Honed In I. where she I* serving as pub relation* representative for the flrat contingent ot Women Marine* to be sent overseas While unending Stale she ma foretl In journBllsm. wan a member of Alpha Phi Gamma. Journal- lam honorary, 'anrt Rlgrnn Tau t>e1- la, English honorary- She wa* editor of Ihe college an nu*!. copy editor or the Collegian, tnd waa linled In the "Who"* Who n Amerlran rnl.er.illes" In l»t! 8gt Kaiitenberg Is one of the two public relation. FSC Coedg Go to Hammer Reld It will be Fresn* State College 'eninrc at Hammer Field a week trom tonight whan TS coed* will •1 to the bear to be dancing ■era at a St Patricks Day ie .pedal service department ot Ihe base I* In charge ol the sr- emenla Gloria Shepard. Free flute engineering major, la a MS, one of the highest official*, nu re pre. en tat I ve for Ihe *pe service departmeAt. llmaxlng an ev*nlng of danr ■ties coed* Will conduct an am r talent content with prise* to ii fii by the army. i sign-up sheet Will be poated he lobby of the union tomor- Colonel Shepard aald, "Spe- army buiea are acheduled to e the Hotel Callfornlan at T:I0 from the college at 7 lr " Chemistry Club to Meet A new r-hemUtrv club, to be sponsored by Dr Irjion Baker, aa- . mi ii lit profeaaor of physical ire. and Henry J. King. M*l*t profe*aor of ^chemlatry, will hold it* flrat meeting Wedneaday me, <n Room m joo. ihi [I'm pnii of the meeting wilt « to elect ameer., and auggeti tma of the club . H*i ui.ii Robert* Ki Pri to Meet President Betty announc** that thar* will be * KI Pri Krasbooh meetina in the library basement W*<in**day. from 1 to 9 p m ■ Efister Curds C. H. STAPLES - STATIONERS Meet the Gang •t •mlthey'a BAR-B-QUE tth> Wlahon Ave, Phon* USH Pashionable Modes for Exclusive Tastes a l GOWNS SPORTSWEAR ACCESSORIES New Fresh Stock Hallmark Easier Cards Just Arrived' Buy Early Stillman Drug: Co. Three Heglatered Pharmacia!* .•Oiii Van Mesa at Weldon Phon* 3411* r "THE MUSIC BAR" HOUSE APPLIANCE CO.. 1470 N. Van.Nest. Ph. 2-3597 CARE FOR YOUR FAVORED RECORDS! Uae Kood needle*— m bet*, hfl makes Record albums—fn.in » 58 t.iSJ.SO ^ift albums Record rack*—peetal*. .H'fl.75 t.. $2.50 Record carrying ca*e* mill filfs for 25 to 50 Record cabinet*, tn OrOm "Redi Recortl" - til b-Mutifu! furniture $2.75 '$26.50 n ..inactive <ard file for all vour record* l.imliru; at SI .00 to $1,SO 'An'l>(»,,» AVK MA1UA i AlTKNHAl-T, Vic. 11" |1 Ol !•■•■ ('fit.Blleiii*. Wfllt inenrj- children'* album Ill i Ihe Hertlre, a new Victor album by lbe lor Military Band 1.11 Popular Sheet Muaic **} RecordinK* Hone*! Radio Service * Mve* yen sea and earwing treublea -The Fra.no Stat* College Collegian PageThr**** Dr. Homer Bafebanii Visit. Campui Dr. Homer Ha la ban I., vies prealdent of Humboldt State College at Arrets, rlaited the campus yesterdsy tu loost trrer reCm student union ror the pvrpose of obtaining an Idea ror the one Humboldt plana lo build there. Dr, 11*1 sb.ii i« la permanently with the Humboldt College now but haa been In Waahlgigton with the at ate Department snd O P.A FRIENDLY FOSS RADIO SERVICE "Fees Can fi. Any ftadle'* 1SN Van N*M Ph. * 17*1 HstTTtm«r Reld Hogpital Canteen Date Set Maraluu uneto. ehalnssn of the canteen rnmmlttee annotmesrl that March IS w||| be the date for a canteen which will be held Hammer Field HoepJUl. The canteen committee will boM a meeting today at II o*eloch in i-'i.ri* Meaple'a offlee. The commit- tee members are Betty Fox. re rreahmenta; Juanll* Broww, pub iii.-.iv. Ruth Appling, dance*; 'snot Bllaa, entertainment; Audler Vaughn, decoratlona; Jackie Allen, blda; FHIen Kane, boepttatlty. stuf Mar.lnu Oneto. chairman I'hylii* Dlcklnaon, torrnnt chsir- man of the algned EUwvor Miller to Preside Ovtr Tokalon rtewaer Miller has been elSetad Io preside over Tokalon, women's upper dlvtalon honor organisation, for the present lemeater. Other of rlcerw are Dorothy MnAJlhtter. vice president; Juanlta Brown, aecre tary; Lola Brows, treasurer; and Clare YVeymaiitb. bJatoriani The annual Tokalon alumni luschesA wsa held recently In the committee room of the union Plana tor a party to he given for th* ssw trsa*f*r atudenta la April i dlacuased at the last meeting of tbe group. Patronize Our Advertisers K^rtw BeW* These covers sure keep your feet warm WE'VE COT SOX. Lots of them Lisles, wools, plaids . . in regular and lengths. All-wool arj corron argyles, ribl in a variety of colors, plaids that you'll w< and off the campus. Come in and look over our selec- 55t ro »2» rrounded by ehelres of chem- , Un risen burner*, flasks, teat tube*, and bla*> humeri, F R Zollinger, chief ot lb* aupply pom or HcLana Hall, apenda rive day* a i performing various and *un ilry task*, which Include buying ileal* and laboratary apparatus, keeping an Individual record of every chemistry atudent in the building, assigning lockers to eelence 'student*, making "unknown." tor ohemlatry cla.ee* and Invoking itoeb four time* a year rrupplr room i* the eentral dla trlbutlng point for all the chemls try laboratqrlea tn McLane Hall. Zollinger, at freeno State for It yssr*. *ay* one of th* moat Inter •■ting phages of hla occupation. Junior i- hem 1st le meeting and P*AY9* WewP* FULTON AT FRESNO STEFJKT : FRESNO Chem Paraphernalia, Glass Blowing Occupies Zollinger MEET YOU AT SAM'S Fountain Service School Supplita Sundry Stores 310 McKinley Gifts' Hardware—iportlng Ooods Fin* Chin*, and Cryatal Walter Byde Co. 1I21-1SS1 Fuflen fet. Freen* knowing *ttid*nta. He sat*, "IH fine hunch of kids I work wits," A reaJrient »f Freano for the h SI reere. Zeljtnger ,he* irsvwIesT sV, great deal Born in lows ha pmP been In every stats weat of fa* ■•*> ■isatppi, or California he asM. -f# ■ufta me." Zollinger Inatruota tbe s_t___\ blew Ing claaa, which, due to llBahV- ei| facilities. I* gffea only ta OtSt Fall -emest-r of «aeh yeer H* w**f. (aught ihe art or glaae blotrfaar |fh he late Dr Robert DuBets Thr pHmary Idas nf the class, **M .cording to Zollinger, la Vo s*jfi| ■ludenta, ueually chemistry aisjagj." a knowledge of mass Uevasat' that will enable tbem to -isinfer. i re some of th* more almpls la> boratory.eoulpmsRt snd ta bs*M1 repslra * Zollinger aay* ha, throegh awlJ .li.l.lrilfe Of glass blowing, aasfkrj repaired many places of laborataewN apparatus and has mad* r etjulpnient. ,, A firmer rberal.try Krean.i HI ate who I* n>.w werbjtarl for aa oil company recently teM Zollinger last bs find, ths ass edge he gained lit the glass bt Ing claaa very helpful, sha**at ■•eweelty. la hi* work ft* **M be 1 lev*.! f-v.ry chemistry **• Rbotild take the eewtwe Aceordfng to Zollinger, girts ag*> a* proficient at glaa. blowing se) 'sre boy* A gealu* In efttt hoerrrsr, la s rsre olUsgt; l.st ten yssr*, aslrf tbs i" five hare been alurleni* in Hi Tag* Hall. Newman Club fo Mwhti The Nsrwrmgn C\*% will mta) tenlght at • F, m. Is the Oases Leungs, jean Mesial oheirensw snneunreeat to Say. Buy War Bonds Invite, yes te he I - LOOK aiHLR — THE MISS CINDERELLA A new and Intriguing Club rsr ysej JtHOuai—Feb. t*. TJOSSO FrteetlJ* What Every Young Womanj Should Know That Dale Broi. Coffa. Siva, You Several Extra Scrumptious Cup. to III. Pound DALE BROS
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Title | 1945_03 The Daily Collegian March 1945 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1945 |
Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
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Title | March 9, 1945 Pg 2-3 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1945 |
Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
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r-atje Two — —
Hehcsh
W a* th* rermilhMioii ot the wrgr, orrgr am
millton men will return to civilian hie. hfany
tham, tinder the la*,* passed by Congress,
grill come to coHefJc Yet. unless some remedy
u tovnd (or the ever present housing problem,
aot many ot* them will come ro Fresno State
The editorial columns of The Collegian
brought out this point in an editorial on January sixth of this year The Collegian once again
brings it up (or discussion
The law provides money with which to eat
and tleep, with which to buy books, with which
to pay tuition fees The rest is up io the veteran
sod to the college or university which he «
tends.
Plan* are bang laid now (or a huge expansion of rhis college after the war, ihe money
has already been appropriated. The plan affects
almost erety department of the college and will
mean thai Fresno can offer many things to the
potential student thai *re unheard of now, but,
rgmhuig tn mis plm has ro do with dormitories
of with improving present housing facilities.
Now luiyone familiar with «mditions ai Fres-
■oState both before the war and now will realise that five hundred, a. rhousand, or perhaps
nsore, new truderfts. all male, cannot be absorbed by a community which already has a
-Tha Fresno State Colleg* Collegian-
housing problem Furthermore, the price which
servicemen woetld be expected ro pay at private homes will uisdoobtedly be far above the
amount which they will receive for that puree?**
What do the-men who are in a position to
know intend m do? The Collegian can only
pern and rave. It cannot build houses and aW-
mrtones with words It can only exert others
to do what u advocates It cannot wy for sure
just how many veterans will come to State if
the proper conditions are provided, hut it can
itukf a rough guess as to how many will choose
our campus tf nothing further is done. — It
won'r be very many.
JEAN KAUTENBEPIG
Men* I. 1**r
■«*Tg*-s*»e.rtetl*o ■lenty <*0) «"" e»r
On* Defter ana Frtty Cent* |