1948_03 The Daily Collegian March 1948

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- The Fresno Stale College Collegian -
-COUEOJAH
Subli.hee geens-eVeekly during th* echeol yeer
•sc.pt   Mol.dtyt  tnd   £ lamination   Panada  fcy
THE   FRESNO  gTATE  COLLEOE   AggOCIATION
Tilting At Windmills So»n Jan J*%m
By Maunce -rtglandsr 48 By Dick Euhn 50
MATES—Subtcr.ption   Eighty   (10)   cent,   per  sem.
ter On* uolltr tnd  Fl«ty Ctnt. t' SO per yssr.
THE   COLLEGIAN   OFFICE,   gtudent   Union
Phone 4-4721
Editor Betty Kent
Advertising Manager Hank Oliver
Business Manager   -   Adele Hume Kendrick
Managing Editor Gene King
Sports Editor       .... Bruce Farns
Circulation Manager     - Jewel Rogers
Photographer Bob Riechel
Cartoonist    - Mel Johnson
Club Editor Annie Shew
Copy Editor   - Marianne Crumpacker
Staff—Dominic Banle Wendell Bell. John Ber-
ruer. Barbara Busch. Jack Crose. Deea
Cucuk. Herb Greer. Donald Hayes Richard Jespersen. Dick Kuhr. D W L„Beau.
Tom Lynch. Ken Manock, Auralie McCain, Bob Minor. Bob Molander. Don
Poole. Oramae Osborne. Kingsley Roberts. Dean Round. Elmer Rugsell. Wan-en
Williams, Don Reed
Surfeit of an exhauating session with an unusally
dull text, we hunted around for something less
molasses-like to resd before going to bed. a nightcap
so to apeak We .tumbled over the book we're
using temporarily aa a doorstop and began to leaf
through It. Thi. Third Report, un American Activities In California, at it i. labeled, i. a gift fross
the Snance department.
gut why. we wondered, is th* stats passing out
vjlu.bl. stuff lit* thlt for nothing. Had tht report
ever been  put  on  sal.?  Or had th. ttats.  in  t  fit
SB—
igSe-mce Inc
CAPITOL WINDS
;x.rts indicate thar the wind in the
Njfi tupitol haJo vull in Free
the opening of  the  hr>t  biennial
.    :
rv assemblymen annoufKeJ their intentions t..
plgCC first ..n tliur kgita-trtrc hilt nt tare, sup
port <>f  the Je\eluptnent Ori  the college- t.irni
iay Cnnernor Earl Warren
presented to the state Pmkm* a hill that would
> \J9990*9 m* o.nstruuum of build
ShJS oe the new site   This sum will be in addition   to   $1,000.1)00   granted   last   ve.ir   tor
buildings on the present campus, but later transferred to the new campus site plan
Ir  is  m be  hoped  that  these   avowed  inten
irirKrunted with a sincere desire tor
jctHiti   on   them,   and   inn   as   I   result   ..f  im
pending state elections
SUPREME COURT BONER?
The I'mted States Supreme (<xm refusal
to order the State .>t Oklahoma to admit Ada
Fisher, a Negro, into its all-white univcrsirv
lav. school cfTcetivelv negates the intent of .1
previous court order requiring Oklahoma to
s« up equal facilities for Negro and white
students within a three day limit
Significantly, two Supreme Court |us
tices dissented frcrrn the majority opinion Jus
ncc Frank Murphy maintained that a hearing
should have been held to determine whether
the action taken by Oklahoma constitutes an
how did the Snanc* peopl* get  .tuck   with  a  non
paying   project, w   mtr.   distributing   job'
It r.iuld be t prestige book. .. publisher', .ample,
re thought Then again, a finance man .mild he
'rumoured of one of our  librarian*.  Ikggl
.: randy he might ha.e brought .round
book to give to the lady when he rame callingJ
don't know for sure of course- Wed been having
a  tussle  with  a  dollish  text   that   perhaps  we
Upon glancing tt the table of content, we no.
ticed that of 17 sections 17 dealt with Communism.
Outs.dc of the Communist Manifesto, or Russia,
ws haven't teen tuch t preoccupation with th*
.ubject Anyway, after we got into .t. we found
it pretty lively reading a. you can BB* from thia
.ample    It's   J   I'ttie   w.ak   in   plot,  of  court*,   but
I
you tre not  .1  Communist The-  t... |
using the c ■ • I  liberty  lor
th* purpos. ttraatq \"u
don't  think  the Communist.  would 1.1
A Vou are say.ng two things. Vou lay that
I an. doing thtt . . and . , you say thtt th*
Commumttt would not permit me to do thtt. I
tay ... I am working for the ideals of America
tt   I   underttand  thtm
We tre Hill thinking about lbe
sorority woman mentioned last
week who didn't know who Thom
ss Hardy wa. Her unacquaintanre
with that worthy gentlemen some
Okm look us aback, we distinctly
ir-m.mber our high school day*
during which time everyoae Bag
to read oas of his novels Then
again in the freahman literature
moat rollegss one ef
kit  short   etorte.   Is  studied
Somehow, ons of threw thinge
happened: She mlteed tht r.
qured retdmg. tht forgot whtt
the   retd.   or   sht   neglected   to
.-.bs- should kno. i-irrj
Thomaa Hardy wrote.
eu aak that ahe remeni
MM
Swr  Arv.vyf PCO THfc AO   I   HAN 'OP,   a   ROOMMATE /
Th.. lint ef thought  ltd  ut to
1 question    What difference does
Letter To
The Editor
Guatamalan Gets
Interviewed Here
■
That
you  try  to  get   milk   from   t   horse,  you
yourself   in  a   peculiar   situation    1'
described   tt  a   "tmtrt-aleck.".
We    got    the    book    to    door-stopping    again    and
went  to  bed   But   that   hit  agenut   horse,  got   ut   to
thinking  of  a   Ureek   fable    a huh   g*B*   something
like thla
A horse   annoyed- by a stag in its pasture, asked
a   mtn  to  h«lp punish  the  poacher
-Sure"   and   the   man.   -if   you   1st   me   bestnds
you.   javelin   in   hand."
Ths   horat   could   agree   to   that,   and   th*   stag
member Thomta Hardy.' We
have heard something like th.t
asked quit* often of latt by those
eery scientific opponents of the
liberal education. After tustel
ing with the quettion for twh.lt
we   deeded   to  ask   a   couple   of
thought. After all. at far at wt
could tee. what difference dote it
make to the g.rl if the doesn't
remember    tny    of    the    world!
.he   will   be   fit  tnd 40  and   will
dy    Cr.ee.oe.  Hemingway,  or
. M,
The
wake  with  a
re Is good psrtly because
iie-rs-«tini :.nd ent.-rtsimng.
•-mains great
t» intere.llne ..n.l e-n
tertaininc for all people- In all age.
Tl.e-re.fure> tbis girl that we mention   is   mia.ing   some   got.)   ggggg
. or the tedious text.
gwgggga ot the court order. But Justin wTtaw)
B Rutledge hit the nail more squarely on rhe
head  when  he said that the court order
plainly meant, to me at any rate, that Okla
hotna should end the discrimination pr.urn.td
It would appear that the Supreme Court, in
this instance, has done much to ensure continued discriminatory practices in southern uni
versifies For advocates of racehatred, this is
a significant victory And to those who believe
in a living equalirv for all peoples, the Supreme
Court has inflicted a serious defeat The
Daily Californian.
ek'» rig I happened >>■
|x, riant     Hem     ronre rning     the
. .-re wa. quite a lua.
ne tbe price* af e**>
11 Hunt* in iho^e placet. In ftct.
:  from   >..u
.IK.B    Vou   not   oaly
> .nines hut
0 in >our eg '
nc- mu«t be don.    artt] (Bl tlo->
' 'li   .1 err-'
1.ut what was
accomplish**: No* v.- bring u[> the
' i-robl.-m    The board ol
Pemt
csanTee thop   and  th.
cut price* 00 tttraalfl
•  '  «Hh rliese
Bggg l>>  rh«- ron-mint ho.li of the>
• ollege aaaotialisin
I
board 'H director* lia.e aay power
•it all ' 1 an anyooe do a. be or she
bo Palmier!, a <>ualaraal
jaa    Presno    State    College    moatr
»ho . laima thai Americas
i nation   sf   thla   music   ruin,   the
1 tin- beaut >
• rrlved la the stats,
ia No.ember wltk tks Mea ef ma
king a short vlait. hut
and the YOC
sppils.Bg that he
■aHaa unlvereltlee a*
ih. number at Presno Mate He
•added that the wostea eg Central
Anie-ru.  may  not  have tke oppor
nigher trjaratliia. But
hey  are  treated  more  lis..
i.uille-rroo   kat   a
.ith  1
.-fi
nd    «et
-Ith
'. Reading widen.
do    not    norn
isp tt lift tnd c
the   m.tger   1
By Tom Lynch  SO
Teday: 3 15 to t pm. KVNO
Square Man A comedy drama produced aad written hy Jerry Phe-
ley Mystery type show Plrtt air
irg
TeSSy: I to 1 IS p m KYNO
Roam lag Microphone Ad-Ilk inter
•aetata broadcast from upstairs In
MrLavne Hall The wild life exklb-
it. and an interview with I it ssM
P Htdtall biology, will highlight
Cor—ervatMM   Week.
Bulldog Air Time
*m Bulletin   Interne-*
raasga*.   Written   snd   annour
ced   by   Cart   Irahlstrom    Hr    Had
sel's  conservation  class  contribute
thl. Monday   Carl could be smooth
Im     KVNO
Within    These    Hall.     Prssrjsm
Tram  .bow    King  Joha  And Tha
Magaa Charts   Script prtaared  by
Nark  Orakllch  and  Karl
Pragaearl fcy Dick Kad*
FrMay. 1   15 to IN p.m -KARM
Haven t Uot l_ag. Producer
Leila Kakaioll aays This is s
do. um-ntan show commemorating
Atomic Week" Script wai laaued
fcy tbe Council on Atomic Impli
cation- ,n l_s Angeles, through
Wend-ll Bell atudent hody pre.!
den 1
;  m     KFRK
Speak of  the  lievil  Producer Jar*
Hall  Story of a little hoy who like,
to  play   with  rhemlralt.   Discovers
an old formula for raising the dill  After doing so cant get the rb,<-
acter  to to home    Ire-\
el raw   hat    ahite   duck   .larks   and
drive* an old Model  T.  because  ,t
sound, like hell   Inn-
'i-u.l   .how
Sunday     - -,.   |    . m      K \l I
Sunday Comic Section of lb<- Air.
Fretno Bee Director, lick Rood.
Rehearsal       Wednesday.      t     p ra.
Another pointed out that read
lag Increases our appreclttion of
tke world A parallel waa drawn
between Ihe modern clly dweller
and the Tennea.ee hill hilly The
ridge runner live, quite a prim-
alive exl.tence. yet he doesn't ]
■1st the itretmllned convenience*
of the city man. Indeed, he doesn't
'vaa know tbey exist
Th*n wt read sn assay hy ,
Francis Bacon discussing _ liberal education, pointing out thtt
1 liberal education 1. th. necessary foundation on which 1 v.l.
uable Irfs of Ittttrt. science, or
bus.net. can be bu.lt Bacon
wrots thst whsn s man desire.
better fruit of a tre. he mutt
noede till th* soli in which the
tr»t    tttndt    and    ctr.    for    the
• ■   |i   a   lot   but   I
i.r<nt»-.| that pftoaa ha..- (imr u|.
but   »l   the   same   time   aome   ksve
tone   down    I'rl.es   here   have   not
- .e-n  when ordered my
the board M
- ■■«* i...r, i,,-,
tors.   h>    the   way.  ever  tag   a  com
plete audit.I
be- made r.ublir" After all
we own and  root rol the bookstore
md   cafeteria    III   be-t
the rsfe-te-ria |.n t much in the resl
I like- M
Local Third Party
Elects President
Slewsrt llryant haa been elected
• oordlnator of rampus am. me* for
the Preano SUte College Students
for Wallace- chapter
ntry «a. ruled fcy a dirta
It ynar. In 1*11 he- ,., ne,:
croup of young army ogl
nrs and students and .taged -l
r. volution
After  two days  of
flrhtang   In   the   .-apital   tb..   sagag,
...rthre-a      the     dkrUtor*bi|,     mt
i.uatamala  received   If.  fln.r   u---
ot freedom in 14 year.
I^spite the re.0I1
few undemocratic methods h. -,c
employed hy th~ preeeat retime
• '.iiillermo. while aorklag sa t cot
lev plantation, rontrtfcuted saBBjssJ
article, to a new.paper whi. h BtM
li.ler closed, due to  I
c.iiillermo  says   ih.-
tion Is caused fcy tke fart Hut th-
'.iMlamahan.   have   lived   so   htSg
under t  dictatorship   they  are-   •
experienced In conducting a .lem-
.r.tir government   H.
i« danger tbat the governgtent may
turn to communism, sa atauat of
the rapid change and the number
of     uneducated     people.     Thoueh
c.uiiiermo   It   quite   certain   about
one   thing     i.uatamala   will   ••
be  ruled  by a dictator again
tbe national
organisation
Charles ttryant hat been elec
led recorder of the group, art up
to explain third party principle-*
and objectives Students for Wnl
lace will meet tomorrow at 3 p.m
in the c.e.,1 lounge to draft a chapter ron.titutlon and •■
mitee  offltcers
CHRISMANS
PHARMACY
_44«  STANISLAUS
Prescriptions
Drugs
Toils! Article.
Marion Uysinger, record epia
10a   Ptesae   Qua*Hon    Commualty : aei or. ber tho«   Old ftvortte* like!
Tom    Igraek. ,,.|..Dn   M|,|„.,  ,,,„  „_,  jBII elM_
IVCF Meets Today
Wky   Ho  Vou  ile-lne   The   111,1.    I.
True' will he dtoruteed hy fnir
students tt tn often meeting ,.r rt,e
Inter Varsity Christian Pell...ship
In Room jrr» of the tdminisi- .i„,n
building  today  at   12 20 pm
Speaking will   be John   V.kl.ti.,:..
SPECIALIZING IN OLD FASHION POTATO DONUTS
Open
5 a.m.
Close
2  a.m.
w0
across   from
the  new
Post Office
VALLEY DONUT & COFFEE SHOP
Improper lighting is just as
bod for your eyes as ths
crazy idea shown hare. Use
correct size bulbs in proper
fixtures for your study ond
work Keep your bulbs clean
ond you'll be surprised how
much  better  you  con  see.
■ETTER  LIGHT  MEANS
BETTER  SIGHT
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