1946_11 The Daily Collegian November 1946

              GENERAL
ELECTION
TODAY
COLLEG I AM
BE SURE
TO CAST
A VOTE
"READABLE — WORTH   READING"
VOL. XXXVI
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1946
Bulldogs Roll Over
Loyola Lions, 28-0
By Bruce Farm
Fighting back —ter a dull Brat
baIf. Preeno State't Battling Bull
doea suddenly turned fh the itetm
aag aeat tbe bewildered i
c la teed Loyola Lions flying back
Loa Angeles In terror on tbe heelt ]
of a 28 to 0 abut-out.
A crowd of ao— e 10.000 shivering'
tana taw Jackie Fellows flip tbree
.freight touchdown paaaea ln tbe'
third period in Fresno's blggeat
thow of offensive power thlt tea
ton
ALL CLICK
After railing up a Jl to 0 tcore
it  the  end  of   the   third   tttnta.
j tervea but the tlaughter didn't
ttop. FSC. "B" aad "C" squids
ra^ed on with unrelenlleti fury
that ground out t final counter In
the Anal period.
Preeno. driving forward wall.
after the flrat quarter, atopped the
Lion "T" and "D" attack, cold and
cauaed repeated fumble, and Lion
caauahlea witb their vtciout tack
Hag.
In the closing aecondt of tbe flrat
half   Loyola   halfback   Bob   Ayale
by guard Vera Caywood and fullback Mickey Maalnl giving the
Bulldog, a 2 to 0 half time lead
However, in the tecond half, the
Bulldog, took Juat nine mlnutea to
roll up three TD'. tnd they til
cane from the rocket right arm of
Fellow.
Jackie threw but four paaaea In
tbe whole laat half but all four con
■eeted and three were for tcore.
Fellows took the tecond half kick
off. reverted It to l_n Brandon wbo
carried to the Pre.no 18.
Jack Kelley. ripped through tae
kle for * ytrd., Maalnl made it a
flrat down oo the Loyola 49. Bran
down loat 2 but Fellows flipped
Kelley for 25 ytrdt on the Lion 27.
REX  SCORES
Kelley made S more on a reverie
and —wainI got t flrtt down oo the
It. Fellow, then dropped back to
about the 25 and threw one to
lanky Ret Shroder In the end tone
and Preeno bad 8 point.
That teemed to unnerve tbe
Lion, for they fumbled on tbe flrtt
play tfter tbe kick-off and Bulldog
end Wllaon Hanna dove on tbe ball
on the Lion 28.
Cm the flrat play Pellowt .potted
Keller racing down tbe sidelines.
let loot* with toother and through
aome aifty dodging by Kelley tbe
Built—ga had .cored igtin.
BIU Robln.on converted thlt one
tnd the tcore waa 15 to 0. Thla
completely demoralized the h.p
leea Llona and coach DeLellla tent
in tevertl reeerve. to try and atem
Ihe tide
However, the Bulldog, weren't
through yet On the flrtt play after
the nett kick-off the Llona again
fumble and tbls time John Bigans
waa "Johnny on the apot" recovering oa the IS
A 5 ytrd penalty tet tbe Bulldogs
back tome Fellows dropped hack
at if to pat. but suddenly wheeled
through the Lion detente bowling
over would be ttcklen like t 200-
pounder until he waa Anally rol
lared on the three yard stripe
Sam ——inle apllt tbe center lo
acore hut Pretno wat again off-tide
Pellowt cleared up matter, by flipping again la Kelley on tbe 5 yard
I again t_ Kelle
■*■****:
unable to ttop him from galloping
into the end tone   Rooinaon again
converted
RESERVES SCORE
That waa all ror tbe regular, but
Fre.no'. reserve, tlto wtnted to
impreaa. On tbe Anal play of tbe
third quarter center Cliff Brock
made one of Fre.no'. .even inter
ceptlon. tnd need til the wty
from tbe Bulldog 25 to 4«.
Jerry Jury ripped off » yarda;
Kmery Mitchell bulled for in more
to the Lion 35 Rohinaon made 1
on a reverae. Carter made 14
through tackle but a 15 yard penal
ty nullified tbe gain
Dick Ayera made 7 from punt
formation and Mitchell crashed for
a Arat down on the 23 Jury made
a more and then Mitchell put hit
bead down and went down lo the S
Carter then took a hand-off from
Mitchell, cut back through guard
and .cored  unmolested
With Hal Wheat. Jury. Mitchell,
and Ivan Allaln carrying the ball
Freano made two more threat. In
4 m Peg* i>
TOUCHDOWN COMBINATION—lackie Fellows (upper) and lack Kelley (lower)
were too much Ior the Loyola
Lions Jackie tossed three TD
rmees. two of them to Kelley
Delegates Named Zi
For IRC Parley
Fifteen delegate, of the Interna
tiontl Relation. Club from Pretno
SUte College will letve next Pri
dty tfternoon for the Regional In
ternational Relation! Conference at
San Prtncitco Sttte College to be
held November I tnd 1.
The delegatet to San Franclaco
are Knk Kgeland. Joan Potter. Bet
ty Stoopa. Karl Buckman. Or Dal
lat Tueller. Loit Tomer. Norman
Oralanian. Ed Owensby. Joeeph
Dickson Berge Buelbulian. Hank
Rutherford. Ello Ca.tlllo. Irene
Aaronlan. Elvira Chan and Jean
Ban-
Round table di.cu.non. will be
.imllttneoutly for two hour. Pri
day evening. Each delegate .ill
participate In lbe round table of
greate.t lntereet to him. Aaaign
ments will be made at tbe time of
Eacb table will bave a leader and
rapporteur   The rapporteur will re
port the conclusions retched by the I
round  ttble  to tbe general  a..em !
(Comltmmed o* Pmge 4)
4 FSC Men Return
To Reveal Nevada
Cancels Game
Four  Freano   Bute  College  .to-j
Idem, returned to tbe campua late |
I yeaterday from a hurried  airplane j
trip to Reno. Nevada, to report that'
the board of athletic coatrol at that '
school   haa   cancelled   the   Nevada \
1   Mlaalaalppl game becauae of racial
dl.crimination  on  the  part  of  the1
j southern  achool.
j I     The Freano ttudent.. Ed Owns I
by.  Ue land  Scott.  Doa   Dorfmeter. I
and   Mickey  Wade,  contacted  Ne-
jvadat    student     pretldent.     Hans
Wolfe   and Graduate  Manager Joe
'   McDonald Sunday evening and ex
plained tbe controversy which took
,   place on tbe Fresno camput before
i | the  Oklahoma  game
CONTACTS   HEAD
Monday morning. Scott contacted
Harry Froet. head of tbe athletic
board and Vanity N tlumnl repre
tentative to the board, and die
ct—aed the situation
At a noon meeting tbe board
moved that "we cancel tbe game
with Mississippi Sttte College oo
November 16. 194*. tnd Inform
them thtt tince no mutuil agreement can be reached, that the game
i. mutually cancelled witb no penalty to either achool "
Member, of the board are at
temping to reach an agreement
with Mlaalaalppl for a mutual can
cellttlon
The controvert) ctme into the
open Wednetdty when Jotepb T.
McConnell, graduate athletic man
iger it Nevada, announced he had
received a letter from C R Noble
Mississippi State't tthletic director
PREglDENT  -DELUGED"
McConnell ttid Noble wrote that
the pretldent of the southern college had been "deluged" with let
tera aad telephone call, inquiring
If the Negro players would be al
play  In  Starkvllle
Noble further added that participation of lbe Negro pltyen might
letd to "tn unfortunate commotion."  McConnell  asserted
Nevada's board of athletic con
trol wrote to Mississippi is king
them to clarify Noble', letter It
tnnounced alao it would meet to
diacuaa the reply wben It waa re-1
ceived.
COMPLICATION   ADDED
It wat learned the tame day that
l>r John Moaeley. pretldent of the
I'nlvertlty of Nevada, prettou*!)
had accepted an Invitation to make
tbe principal speech at the tmug
uratlon ot Ml.tittippi Stile's new
president the night before tbe
game
The repl> from Mi.ilt.lppi State,
which wat expected to clarify No
ble't original letter. It three dayt
late, accordlnt to rniver.lt> ol Ne-
Rush Season Ends in Record
Signups; 67 Men Pledged
Surpassing all previous fraternity signup records, 67 men indicated to Dr. Mitchell P.
Briggs, deen of men, last Friday, their respective choices among Fresno SUte College's
five fraternities.
Topping the signup list with 16 enlistees was Sigma Tau fraternity, followed closely by
Miss Victory
To Be Named
At Friday Dance
Eltine   Jonea,
  ==^      Tied  for third   were   Mu
Student Council to Moot   d*iu and #eu  mu frat*
A   dinner   meeting   ef  the  etu- ! d—>ed up t total ol
dent council  will  be  held temor. r_tf__   ch|   __u_t^   _   __<__   __   ,#
row at 5:30 p.m.  in th*  commit-
tt.  room of th* t.ud*n,  unleo. : MW V**4"*
g*v*nl important tobj.ctt will PLEDGEg  LlgTED
bt brought up, G*org* Ztnov.ch. Following   I.   t   lilt   of   tha   aew
| pledget tnd their respective frater
Sigma Tau Joe Ca—del—a, Graham Ruff. Dick W Olufa. 8tanley
G Bora.l. Bonner A. Sample. Staa-
ford J Wa—on. Erik Egeland. Carl
Anderaon. William R. Heiner. Parry Olten. Ralph Mitchell. Jr. Jack
Heldenrich. Robert Owena. Danny
Parneti. Jtck Rowland, and Arch
Qulnn
ALPHA   PLEDGEg
Alpha: Jack Selferland. Bob Hoff
man   David Backer  Harold Rhode..
Jr. Charles  Sale Johnion. Richard
P.  Brlnker. James  Lulof*. Cbarlea
tpecltl   aeeembly    terpentine  _________     Crawford     !,_._,     state
-   dance   Saturday   night   will   -._,,_   „._____   p,io._   umo_  ^
l ttudenu are  invittd to  at
tend th* meeting. Zenovich eaid.
Mitt Victory tnd her two attend     an_ ,„., ar, fr.. t0 br,ng up _ny
• nt.   will   he   choeen   at   a  tpecltl     tubjecti which may be of special
pre game dance to  be  held  ln  tbe     lntereet to them or to the achool.
student  union social  hall  nett Friday   The three coeds will be judged
by  the playert of tbe visiting I'nlvertlty of Htwtli football team aad
the Fresno State  Bulldogt
The ten entrant, aad their spon-
sors tre: Allle Bargum. Omega XI
Omicon: Jackie Cochran. fre»h
man cleat; Pat Hardin. Delta Kap
pa;    Bobbi*   Harrla.   Sigma   Tau
Plans Revealed
For Rally Events
At Hawaii Game
Athletic  fulminate    the    rally
. Jay Carter.  Lloyd M   Cooper.
Matine   Laraon.   P.i < *v*nu for ■** Pretno State-Cniver ,__ t^^^,.
Chi  lota.   Said. Roblneon. Colleg-  J*  "'J-"*"   "~,b"'  Armistice Mu ^ ^   ^             .^
ienne Hall;   Virginia Tabor. Alpha  ]*'*______        Ball. OmssM Remaey. Jame. Bolger.
The,..  M-ri.yn Turn.y. Alpha, and  A""'^V ™°_T   al, ,„„ _- Em"!  Khltcomb.  Richard  Kltllag.
Jane   Venn.   Charm   Chorut.                      *1T    " ** **• "•"•" «'•■ *" John »_,_, Henry Weber. John Pe-
Tbe   coed   receiving   th.   large.,   ^1^^: ~*   ^   **>*«   ^**  ****-
number   of   vote,   will   be   etmctmi                __                »-            '    un Richard Graham, tnd K.„b A   Ml,
Mitt Meu,r^ while tbe two run-1.on   ^   ^               COB1B,.te, ■*'■
«Te".We   e^-rT         *lt'aAmaU ! girl,  will  entertain the  Hawaii. "TA MU PLEDQEg
RECEIVE  GIFTg n ^ ____,__,_  ^^ lfm..    ZeU   Mu     Don    Bacha-a.   Hal
The   queen   and   her   attendant.! noon Raley.   Dondly   B    Bryan.   Hartley
will receive at gifts from the Amer-   repeat SERPENTINE B  Greene. William E. Clancy. Jack
lean   Legion,   formalt   which   they      A   ,„-,„„„.   ,Urtm,   Saturday^-111-   °w*'n   J    Put,«r-
will  wear on  the  Legion s tpecltl   7 30  p m.  |„  front  of  tbe  Wilton F»l~»- Rt'raond E. Heat. Jr..
ML. Victory    flott                             Theitre will ba beaded by tbe Fret Hoffman.    Henry
The glrla will be honored gue«t.  no SUte College   Band   and   rally G*" w   Warnlek. Jamea Wolfe,
at the Iniveraity of Hawaii Freeno  membera Theta   Chi     Omar   H.   Scheldt.
Bute game, t tpecltl dance at the       Students    will    parade    through   William  H.  Campbell. Glenn  —too.
Rainbow Ballroom, and a dinner at   Presno Street* Hopping In tbe lo- Murray Saylor. Pack E William—ta.
the Hotel Ctllfornitn                          ctl   hotel   lobbies   for   yells   tnd Ctrlot E. Wllten. Paul Klntel. Jack
The   American   Legion   will   pre  tonga  Student official! and Duke. , Hall.   Robert   Otment.   Charles   T.
to all the glrlt competing   **■* *<>»'«• mascot, will ride in the Clark. Jr.
Following    tbe    parade    .    rally CdTCtCNd   HCdQ
dince from S to 11 p.m  .111 be held
in the social hall of the student ur. f\\pe   f r**ll<LP   fit
tea. Special gueata at tbe dance .ji ^HCi   wdU)C   Ul
be football membert of tbe Cmv.
Mty of Hawaii.
The social hall will be decorated
in a rainbow theme in honor of the "« tnyone been wondering why
Square Dancing
To Be Feature of
Thursday Dance
Long Chow Lines
ftculty will be featured Thuraday
in the women's gymna.ium from
7 to • pa.
knowledge of tquare dancing
e ...
, that big line forms in and out the
j union every day at nooo? Mlaa Nel-
ma Saylor. bead of the college cafeteria and aitittant profeaaor of la-
ititutional  aianagement   laid   that
The   tatj   Negi.i   pl.i
concerned hive stated thev  .In Bel
wish   to  play   Misiistippi   State  at
Starkvllle
William   (Illack)   Bae«.   hall luck
and  leading Nevada yard gainer  in
(Comtimmrd om P*_e 4)
If enough in
.quire dancing o
be   held   regular!:
Call, ior tbe .1.
ggggn   1
will be pro-  ,
Family Life Class Members Cook Meal for Male Students
By Bob Minor
At leaat twelve Preeao Stale
coed, will be good cook, when tbey
tay "1 do" and enter married life,
ami t.elve FSC male, will agree.
The men wbo will vouch for thi.
statement are twelve atudent. wbo
were server! Priday noon a meal
prepared by tbe member, of Ihe
Home and Family Life claaa.
Setting for the luncheon waa tha
h oas 11 ecooo—iee practice apart
ment. where m. mben of the < lass
daily learn bow to manage a borne
Tbe men ate witb reli.h a meal
of melon ball fruit aalad. Italian
Spaghetti with meat aauce. garlic
bread, vegetable strip*, pumpkin
pie. and coffee.
OK GIVEN
A hearty .tamp of approval wa*
given tbe meal not only by the
twelve gue.ts but alao by Mra. Bet
ty Henderaon. instructor of the
claaa. and your Collegian reporter,
who both sampl..1 tbe food An A"
grade waa given the claaa by Mr.
Henderson   for   the   quality   of   tbe
fooe.
Thlt wat the grtt lime thlt te
me.ter that guests were invited lo
a luncheon prepared by the rlaa..
but   If  tbe  Oral  guest,   have  their!
MEN STUDENTS were guestso
and served by the Home ^nd
day in the practice apartment.
way. it will not be tbe laat.
Tbe meal wit entirely in the
hands of the .Indent* of the SSSmt
froni the planning stage through
the actual serving
Cooking, however, i. only one of
the many tasks performed by mem
ber. of the Home and Family  Life
M.  Dixon's Paintinqs
A   knowledge  of  square  dancing '     __
not  necettary. tince  instruction   On  UlSplSV in  rTSSnO
and other  folk dtnre lorms will be       OS paintings by Maynard Dtaae.I
tbe Punter of the West, compnte  the line i. due to the fact that aa
o,l,e.i>peso, dancing. ,nc.ud.ng   -    »r«    ••*•««••   **____    «P—»   ^Z^rere^^'^Ll^
.cho,.i.che..   polkas,   rye   wall,*..   SuntU>    "'nln«    «'    ****    * "«°D   ,h"' "'T.h,
and   Paul Joneses    v.,II   be  held R°U" "'"'I ~ »»° U"V' Av'nu»    "" "Ch ni«h'
Tbe paintingi will remain on exhi- Since tbe beginning of tbe temet
bit ion until November 23. daily ter 7:.iCI meal, and refreshments
from : to 5.JO pm. tnd Wednet have been served During the
ay evenings from 7 M to 9 month of October. kSAM meala aag
clock refreshments   were   served   to  ttu-
vlde.1 b>   records of prominent pm       Dixon,   born   in   Fresno   in   1*".   dent,   and   faculty   member.    Mlaa
fe.»ional square dance caller. spent hi. childhood In the San Joa-  Saylor .tated that there la an aver-
Sponsoring the evening'! program   quin   Valley  plaint.   At   sixteen   be   age of  l.Suv  student*  each  day  In
is tbe women's physical education   began  hit  career a. a  newspaper  tbe cafeteria and coffee tbop.
department and magazine illuttrttor Price, hive gone up on almost ill
lupplies which ire neeet-
ry. Butter, sugtr. mett. tnd fruit
g studenta
will gnd that tbe increase in meala
and other refreshments have gone
up very little Student! tre —till
paying the lowest po.*ible price for
- rgtm    who come, to FSC
from Washington State College
where she served in a similar ct
• a charge of planning
meals, buying food .<n<i hiring employee* for kitchen and counter
re.ent there are 3< members on the staff.
Part-time Positions
n to Male Students
ill* tor men ttudentt to
fill part time jobs bare beea re-
.• Sheett. college
employment secretary.
The jobs include file cU-rk typist.
four hour* a night. cashier for Saturday night work, service nation
operator to work all day Sunday*,
.hipping clerk, daily in the after-
ii.M.ii church janitor, hour, hy arrangement* tnd messenger hoy. every afternoon.
Student* intereated In the** joke
may contact Miat Sheet, in the em
ploy ment office   Room 204
i honor at a luncheonxrepared
Family Life Clasitw^ioon Fn
• Photo by Scott
■ I   art. of  the
All the furniture in Ihe
room of the department wa
ni.hed and recovered b> the
wbo also made tbe curtain* 1
Budgeting and planning ni'
a regular ta.k of the group
Popularity
peeved, by the fact that the twelve
student quota for next semester i*
full,  an.l  name*  are    .
taken  for  the    I»IT   I
couree.
The   rlaaa   meett   daily   for   two
Nickname of tbe course, the
"bride*' clt.s." wtt |
Frank \V Thoma*. college pretldent when he referred to it by thtt
name becauae mott of the membert
of tbe first rltti mimed toon tfter
finishing Ihe course.
Virtually til of the present rlatt
look forward to marriage, and tome
of tbem are already engaged.
CLAgg MEMBERS
Member, of tbe clat. are Uer
nu.!.- Iggggggg, Bobbie Calvert. Ja
niece Connerly. Lora Lee Edwardt.
Ruth Fi.ke. Ulnaie Prater. Ella
J.ai< James. Loul.e Jenaen. Bar
bara Johnson. Penny Marsh. June
Payne, and Leila Rabaioli
Men student! tt tbe luncheon
were Windy Bell. Stan Boraai. Earl
l»ean. John Harlan. Al Kuhn \\ al
lv Kennedy. BlllJtcC—tin, Howard
Ma. K.-chnie l*mW Martin. Bonner
Simple  Hill St rider  and Stan Wat
Open