1946_11 The Daily Collegian November 1946

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VOL. XXXVI
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19. 1946
Package Homes
Near Completion
Student Court
Outlaws SJ
Campus Raids
The local housing shortage will become a thing of the past
for some of the 47 students and five faculty members who     .-,,   St__mtA   emm   _mm§  .
are slated to move into the "packaged home" units this week __„___  ,„,,,.   th„  _ay  ,,mAmmt
on Cambridge Avenue north of the college ballpark. to___ ni_ing the ^ ____ ^
The first few units in the 52-unit veteran housing project college campua win be dealt with
will   possibly   be   ready   for   occu-^-^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
pancy  tbi*  week.    The  flrat   fan.I j
Ilea  are  etpected   to   move   either   '
tomorrow   or   Thuraday.   The   remaining uniti will be finlihed within the next two week* and will he
released for occupancy a
tbey are completed.
OVER SO APPLICANTS
Tbe flrtt occupant! of
ing* have been picked from a llat I
of more than »0 ippllcinlt. Dr. Mlt |
chell P. Briggi. dean of men. an
no—tee— Occupants were choeen
on   a   boil*   ef   hardship
Each of the atudent* and faculty
membert who bat been notified1
thtt hit application haa been ap-1
proved will receive notice through
the mall when hla unit
ready for occupancy. Dr. Brlgga
aald. When the notice it received
the ttudent will report to the dean
of men and obtain an authorisation entitling him to tbe unit
which haa been aaalgned.
AUTHORIZATIONS
StudenU will uke tbe autborixa-
tiona to the Veteront' dormitory,
where tbe rent will be paid and certificate! I**ued entitling them to
occupy the uniu.
The barrack type borne* Include
32 apartment* without bedroom*,
renting at $30 a month, ait apart
menu with one bedroom at $35 a
montb. and It apartment* with two
bedroom* renting it Stu ■ month.
Top prioritiet hive gone
______
After t meeting tbe court alee
declared that any ttudent appear-
ing drunk or disorderly at football
gamea and tocitl tSiirt wlU be me-
verely  reprimanded.
With Dr Mitchell P. Briggi. deaa
of men. preeldlng. tbe court it composed of four upper dlvitlon ate-
deeti wbo may tet is prosecutor*.
[policemen, tnd judge*.
The minority of the court U cot
-ed In the conitltutioni1 claaa*
which read* "The court ihaII hate
Jurisdiction over all caaet Involving the welfare of the college "
Penaltiet which the court may Inflict range from the taking iway of
atudent   body   cards   to   dl—niital
Oravet Memorial Scbo-nhip to Le- rrom ,chool.
Roy _ Copua. an agriculture ma- J    g.uden. UHtmhm _„, Jean MU„
jor; the W. T. Delano Scho-rahlp „,v -,,_...,.„_ ,(.nlorr   _aii lM_
to William It.  Larten. an agricul 'en  „„,.,„,.„. _n_ ^^   phi|Hp.
ture  and  commerce  major, and  •
68 Scholarships
Awarded Staters
ForNMYear
A  total  of (H  scholarship*  havr
been awarded Freano Sute College'
atudenta  for  the   ISMtM*   year,  ac
cording to the acbolarthip commit-1
tee.   beaded   by   Dr.   Kenneth   1
Five    tcbolarahlpa    awarded
*"  cently   Include   the   Georg,
;   DAVE PARKER, vice president, looks q\
|   is using his hands in rehearsing for his
', freshrnan comedian, who
arsekry.        Photo by Scott
veterani   with   children.
tbe ttudentt tnd ftculty membert
have families with two children.
Each of tbe unita will be equipped with a ttove, hot water heater
rpecial chemlatry award to Horace
F. White.
LEGION  AWARDS
Two American L_rgion tcbolt
ships were granted Leonard L Mi
tin! tnd Robert — Hoffman, both
physical  education majors.
Tbe   other   63   persons  and
scholarships     which     they    |	
awarded are: Harry C Allison. Ca- The Americtn Journal!*!'* retpon
mllle Nlelten; Wlllltm Alemida. albility to bit reading public wat
Root Brother*. Kathleen Andrew*. ,tre*»ed by Dr Mitchell P. Briggi.
Lo—t Gundelfinger Memorial; Lo- dean of men. Saturday when be id
renxa F. Bejar, Alliance Frtncaiie. drcned some 300 delegttet al the
married   Mary  BliUkov>  ri_»no   State   Col-: annual fall pre** conference on th*
Briggs Addresses
Young Scribes
At Fall Confab
lege Aaaoclatlon. ' camput.
MARJORIE BOTTS "Journtlittt must live i
Marjorie     Ann     Bolt*.     Quou   re*pon*ibility."     Briggs
iub;   Mtrydell Briggi, White Car   speaking   of   tbe   power
and Ice box. The uniu which are
to be rented farniabed. will contain,
in addition, tbe etientitl beds.
chili's tnd other minimum require
EMERGENCY  BUILDINGS
About   125  college   students   will
be li
dwellings
Lola    Margaret    Brow e,, American    preai.     Journalist*    i»|
Club.   Wanda  Cain.  Ma-   no   other    country    in    the    world
ne Bolton Memorial; Maude Carey,   wield   the   power   that   Americans
Fretno Knlghu of the Round Tt-   do.   bertiise   they   do   not   poeiet*
ble.   Melba  Nelle Cavallero. Alpha   such   great   re*pon«lbilitle*      With
Theta. I responsibility come* pow . i "
George Detmond Cbtney. Fretno   COMMENDS   INTEREST
trmv type emergencv   Rotary   Club  Vocal;   Marion  Clau       Speaking    for    l»r     Frank     **'*,_________________
ben the latest housing •«•'■• ** B*l»  *°** Alumnae;   Mary  Thoroa*.  college  pretldent.  Ma
300 Ticket Sales   First Big Assembly
Needed to Obtain Set for Thursday
jQM JOSC  ' rdln -Mb, nap, talks and imitations at 10 a. m. Thursday in
the college auditorium will mark the first authorized assem-
Over lee tickets have been given ___y q{ the „eBT _-Q_. -.j,.ch students will  be excused from
to studenta for tbe San Jose game     i
but only M of these have bought       -where Do We Go From Here" will be Dr. Frank Thomas'
tickets for the special trtln which  etopx  when   be   tddrette*.  for tbe
will   letve   Fridty. Ca..J__sV {"--..--'A *-, ___*__*_   I■'■'   '»•  thi*   semester   the col-
a, ie.s, th-. hundred *_m Student Council to Meet2 y.    tuJent My CMip(tt ___u__
mutt be sold to obtain the train." The  ttudtnt council  will  meet     ties  which w ill amuse srbool tplrit
George Zenovlch. student president Wtdnttdty at 5:30 p.  m.  in the     and   »ays  of  benefiting   from   par
announced.     It   it   too   lite   to   re committee   room   ot   th*   ttudent     ttcipet—iI  of the—  will  be ditcutt-
***** tickets to the game, be said, union,    it will bt a dinner meet                               'liege pretldent.
• rnainder bid  to  be   r- ,ng.     All  ttudentt ire  eligible to     BUSINESS   MEETING
It— Jose for itle yesr., attend the meeting.                                                                                    ..,   pretl-
day.  but  those   wbo  have  ticket
I  and are able to go on tbe trail
.nld go.
o their
FIRST  SINCE '41
-i nee 1911 a
special trtln has been obtained but
if ihere ire not enough student*
the train will hive to he fctllid.
-aid.
AM itudent* wbo htve train
tlrketa will be excused from rlatie*
project it occupied. Seventy three
veterani ire occupying tbe men*
dormitory on I'nlvertity Avenue.
Campaign Begins
For Ag Fund
Campaign plan* to raiae fund*
for an agricultural college in the
San Joaquin Valley were announced by J E O'Neill, chairman
of the San Joaquin Valley Agricultural
Jean Clemen*. Fretno Stale College   commended   the   young   joun,..i
Atiociation;     France*    Ann   Coch-   for   their   lntere»t.   shown   by * * ,roni ""
rtne.    Quota    Club;    Shirley    Co*    *aa__*M idem*
grave. Fretno Knightt of the Round       Winners  ..f  the  high  school  at..:   ROUND TRIP
Tthle;     Daniel    Jtmet    ********-***** _)____, |J_|^ '    ' —     '     Ticket* are 16 5* iound trip am
were   announced   during   the   day.
The book*, divided int.. ;
Special  for rating purpose*.   \
may   be obtained  for the  next   few   ,..
days in the Book MM
win _mm
Jose   and   w
ill conduct a
ing        It   bat   been   impossible   to
.   :»r Thurtilay ataem-
bliet thi* *e_tattr." mid Zee—vteh.
because of tbe full program tched-
-   primarily  a  pap assembly   to  arouse  itudent  enlbuai-
a*m ior the San Jote.Fresno SUte
tame  Fr.duy   night."
Appro__atel.     l>*     journtlism      T... ,IWgr ____
:  the direction of Melvin Scb-
■:•„, hlth school* tnd   »'arti. will play during tbe astern
the Journalism   majors   of   Fresno   **'•*'■
..ners  mill  Include  Mtude
m   gathered ,hl. morn- Cm m   t___g_t.
ing at »:K In tbe Fresno Bee build    s.ndy Shaw, fre.hmtn enterulner.
g—eg  newspa-   and   *kit   by   the   playhouse   mem-
FSC Journalists
Attend Fresno Bee
Newspaper Clinic
The   purpose of  the  clinic  ii
give   the   journalism   ttudent* 	
Fre»no   a   realistic   picture   ot   tbe    __*" "*"""' "'
O'Neill aald the committee hope*
to raloe an estimated $50,000 for
tbe establishment of the college,
tnd thtt the campaign drive might
poatibly end by Chrittmai.
OBSTACLES  CLEARED
He pointed out tbe rtmpaign
drive turted laat tpring wat delayed becauae of various chest
drivee  "With thoee out of the way
effort* in raiting fund* for a non
gsgree  agricultural  college  In the
San Joaquin Valley." be sal-
Included In the committee plant
It tbe enlargement   of tbe agricul
tunl  department  of  Fretno  SUte
to provide college level  Instruction
In valley firming ope nt Ions   Pretno Sttte It the only college physically equipped  to offer the neces
»ary m»truction for vtlley farmer*
SENATOR CITEg NEED
SUte   Senttor   Hugh   ]
said tbe only way In which people
of  tbe  San  Joaquin  Valley  people
can obtain tbe college it to provide
the fundi to tet it up. "So
ly."   be   snd.   "It   would   be   ttken
over by the ttate at a part
California educational  syste
for eipedlency'* take. It wc
trn manner* are being In
I on ■ moderate scale in Sy
Id   Norman   Artlanian.  :t
| year old itudent. wbo served three
i  at  Interpreter  for tbe  Brit-
jlth Army.
Anlanlan.   a   citizen   of   Syria.
'   worked with Engllah tnd Syrian au-
1   thoritlet in the Middle t_*t. Held
' quarteri for hit work tu Aleppo.
'  Syria, or the Turkish border, where
i   detailed   to   court  confer-
!o   translate   document*    At
^interpreter   he  lived   with   the   He
douint,  wandering  tribe*  who live
' on the Syrian deaert. in order to »e-
'   cure   water  well   location*   for  the
^ llrlti*h
r    ea.   x  ~~•     eZ There la not  *o much *e**_t*h>
Ex-Stater in Germany       contrast between the custom* of
Mi** France* Hedgpetb. a former Amerlcant tnd Syrian Christian* ti.
Freano Slate College atudent. re there I* between the Chrlitlam and
cently arrived In Frankfurt. Or Mohammedan* of that country The
many, to terve at Army Librarian Christian* live ti the people here
In tbe European Theater. do The girl* weir the stme type ot
A graduate of Eteter High clothing, in fact Syrian girl* teem
School. Mlie Hedgpetb waa aent to to have more of a variety of cam-
Germany by European Theater Spe- put clothe, than tbe glrlt at Fres-
citl Service. no SUte.
e frees valley toarcea."
Frank Kodder Memorial
ELEANOR   CRIPPEN
Eleanor     R.     Crippen.
Cbemiatry ;   Waldo  K   (i
rue;    Mary    DeMcllo,   Le-   Junior
moore    Advance;     Luck    Edenbo-   graphed,   were   judged   by   ('aru.ll _ |   newspaper.  —tperl
rough.   Loeffheed    Employee*    Kec -, Montague, a high srbool Journal-       Seniors   to   Make I newsmen will describe in de-
reatlon Club.  Alden Edgar. Freano  ad.isor. Miss Alexandra Bred*ba»    PirturB  ADDOIfttlTients '*"' ,he work "' tkmh depaftment*
State    College    Aitoclttion;    Erik I he*.| gf the college irt departmmS **W !   gggvsi   any    questions   which
Egeltnd.  Fretno  Cardinal* and   John   11    Iiuke.   an   ln»tructor       All   seniors   who   wish   to   ha.e may be brought up.
Alyce Mae Eulert. Avenal Tlmea. "i   the   college   Journallam   depar-    Ih. I   th.   (am    LUNCHEON SERVEO
Clarice   Futrelle.   California   Club.   ~ent pu*    the   college   yearbook,   must I     A   ^^  |uncll   Wll,   ^
Lorraine  M.  Futrelle.   Harry   Hitil   EXCELLENT RATINGS •-  tt   noon  and   the   clinlct
Scholarship. Anna F Conn Scholar        Excellent   ratings   were   received       Pletggeg are  being taken at  the  will t»e climaxed with a tour of The
»hlp. and Special Cbemittry;  Elea• . by   tbe   Avenal   High   School.    I-i   ■"*•   ********   ■**'*■<■'•■    m%%  I'er    ^ee Building, ending «|  |
nor    Uamlln.    Special    Chemistry      Neva  and   the   Selma   1 nion   High  alt.. . ra. lo 5 P-— ]pre*s rrn.m where the Invitee* will
Derald     Granberg.     Albert     John   School   Magnet,   both   in   Cla*«   A     by apIK.nitment     OMttS ****** W_ ..t edition of The Bee
Thonen Memorial the Sisnger I nion 11igh S. 1Hel K■ h.I   ****   blouse*    or    light   tweatera.  rol| off tlie jMk
Aa emrne conteat   in   which   the
I rive their general overall opinion of the clinic hit been
arranged  aa  a  poet clinic  feature
For tbe best eaeay* submitted by t
hlth school itudent tnd t college
nited Sttte* Savings
|g awtrded to help further the writers' education.
SPEAKERS
Speaker* who will appear before
e ttudenti it the clinic  Include
Wtlter IV Jones   editor of the Mc
Clatrhy    newtptpert.    Brown    Ml-
lone,   anil   Donald  P   Seldon.  personnel director and personnel man
ager. respectively, of the MeClatehy
n.-w <|...p.r-   tt well ts  the  lollow-
mt :rom The Bee:
Ai-lanian.   a   pre dental   *tu,lent       H. K. Mrl-ughlln. managing edl-
arrived in Fr.*no *ix month* ago    lor    Qeeeei Popovich
ie atmoaph. re or  ihe . am    ,,   g    Millar,  telegraph  e,litor.   K.I
mu.h but everyone seems   _r, orman. sport*  editor    tPmmmW*
rbing all the time   No one   ■■   ,,,|bert.  editor of the  San  Joa-
relaxei.'' m_p    Valley   departm.
|.i. rur.    Aiu.iican   life   Hree.    photographer;     Arthur    V
from  the  movies   they   sew    They   liuel.   cartoonitt;    R    W     Milltrd.
Am.ncan*   to   he  million    bu.uiess miniger; Max Armstrong.
iuse of all the cart in the  sgvertMgg    manager,    tnd    Olen
counrr.     In    Syria    only    the   very   R.-hm    circulation  manager.
wealth,    can    afford    automobiles       s,.eral     exhibit*.     dramatising
P—■  I—i    proilu.tion   or    ■    newspaper.
kids  mkm.*  be  said .rranged   for   the   .Unlet    In
Artlanian. wbo It going to be t addition, each tchool hit been in
dentitt  bectute  be enjoy* drilling  tiled   to  display    samples    of   It*
Ikea   the   tocitl mixing of Journalistic   effort!   by   submitting
women on tbe campus copiet of their school papers.
he presented by The  bert. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
| up enthusiasm for the
San Jose Mg—e Friday night will
be yell leaders Larry Eckland and
Stan Boras; and tbe pep girl*. Mary
me Nichols Betty Du
tro. ind. M
The  program  will  be cotulagag
with the Alma Mater.
re President David Parker, ten-
ipeech major i* in charge of
assembly
Francea Greening.  Willard Hard in    diss    B.    the    Hanford    High with   pearls   if tviilabl.
man    Memorial;     Wilma    Hengst. School Janus in Class ('.  tbe Reed are  asked   to  wear  »wi
Special;   Tomlo Jofuku.  Rosenberg ley   Junior  College   Tiger  and   th- »P«rt   ihlrtt  or  plain   white  tport
(Cemlimued m Page 4) (Cooiimmed ot Per, 4) »hlrI
Syrian Student Enjoys Campus Life
I
occasional parties and
mt tee how men study
onal college*." he laid.
around,   for   Intttnce.
•-  said   n
romen to be mentally Interior but
lere women . .insider men to be in-
•■   oi   their   influence
rver them
NORMAN ARgLANIAN
"Syria it a very old country hi
continued In the Mohammedan \>l
lage* women wear KurdUh c..*
I time* but Syria ha* its modern nt
le* where the Christians live and
dre*» in Europetn fa*hion."
Artlanltn attended an American
high school organized by mlstlon
triet The glrlt and boy* go to trtl
[.rent   ichoolt    Their    tocitl    life
Soloists Named
For Messiah'
Soloittt for Handel* Meiilah".
to be given December 15 were announced recently by Vern D. De-
laney. assistant profeaaor of muiic.
who will direct tbe pretenuuon.
Ruth Ytkllgian and Cleo Martin.
graduate ttudent*. will sing the to-
prano and  contralto  role*   retpec-
tively.    while   George    Chaney.   a
(enior, and Victor Wient. a tenior.
buses,     will    alio    be    featured.
er  senior, will be the or-
1     Helena     Kaprlehan.
il be tbe pianiit.    Tenor
>:ll  be announced later.
This   year*   presentation   of  the
Me«*lah" will mark tbe first sinie
Flunk Slips to Be Issued
At Post Off ce Monday
Flunk  - .port to
studenti   ha.ing   F   grade*   in  any
willI   bs-   in   tbe   student
next  Mondty.
—   work   only   will   be
I    student*'    bote*      Mr*
m*sam WMg— leg—(rer, .aid. but
students should che.it with their
tdvtoer* on th. MM day or later.
■tupletH
wh..h will b.   sent lo tbem.
Latt temest.r l» per cent of the
student* received one or more
funk slip- H a 1 TSO full time
enrollment Ml student* received
a   total  of   1.3*5   tUpe.
Tbe number of full time ttudentt