1946_11 The Daily Collegian November 1946

              Pag* Four  	
Basketball Squat-
Rounds into Form
Hal Beatty'. Miuid of Bulldog
eager, will undergo a baaketball
te.t nett week to help decide vtr
.ity and junior vanity ranking*.
A point tyttem hi. been originated by Beatty whereby each »ho wtah to participate in either
player .ill be levied thoroughly in trick or Held evenlt. According
eight of the mint Important hoop to Co_c_ f*,im. Hanner. head of the
fund.ment.ls   Highe.t powible rat- lepartm,nt.   th,   mlnn„.   „,
ing   for   each   tactic   will   be   lu »
point!      Tbe   verttt.le   hoop   men    <h"    •'"™    ******    •■   ■"■"j
tor*t cafe tetup Include,  pa--    -
POWER PLUS
November 21-22 Dotes
For Track Meet
-   ..ill uke the spotlight on | ]
November :i  tnd M. when the li
trtmurtl  meet  It  held  at  the  st
dlum      The   occasion   will   be   tt
annual  tournament  for all pertot
— The Fresno State College Collegian -
SPEAKER
shooting i:..li.idu.l g<
•rreening rebound work,
ual detente, dribbling tt
feaae and tetm play.
Betlty   plant to  have
taunt    of    IC.    while    tb
remain,
throughout the early .tit
KAr.ro    Fnr.th-1
More Football
unlvertity.  two  big   ends  who  are
very   adept   at   catching   paooet.
One end  i.  Elwoo |
6 foot. 1 inch. 195 pounder and tbe
other 1. Harry Kahuanui. 6 foot. 3
inch   1**.» pounder.
Teaming with Watatakl at the
tackle. 1. I'nkeI I'.-hima. MO
pounder, and the guarda are low
slung Robert Shi buy a. 5 feet. 9
inches. 190 pound., and Sahara Ta.
keyatu. only 5 feet g lethal, gat
195 pounds.
Lighten man on tbe suiting line
It center. Kti Song Chung, who
tip. tht- beam tt 175 Fresno » line
will be close to top strength witb
only tenter Dick Htndley a doubt
ful .tarter
IMPRESSIVE   RECORD
Ha .ail played three gtmet in the
"Hawaiian Amateur Leofiae" before
coming to the Mainland. They
opened against KantUt with a 14
and followed up with
wlnt over the Olympics. 2', to 0.
and the I—nakiUt. 73 to 6.
The Bulldogs have lost two
garnet in tix starts but looked a.
though tbey bid reilly arrived in
the third quirter of tbe Loyolt
fame. After the Hawaii fame tbey
will meet <he Collefe of Pacific
next Saturday and San Joae the
following *
Probable starting lineups are at
follows, with »eigt-.-
FRESNO
mmWtmtPM
Hoffmin.200
Caywood 190
troonlM
Lamourt-2lb
.   Mitchell-m
Hanna 195
Fcllowt-1g5
Sfiferling-lge
Ktlley-ieS
.  Mmni 225
190-Kihutnui E
190-Uchimi   . T
190-Shibuyi G
17S-Chung C
tgS-Taktyitu G
gaO-Witaaaki . T
lOS-Vin   Gioten  E
17S.Kiului.ului .0.
1tS-Collmt  .
!7S-Abrtu ...
1»0-Lam   Ho
.'.'—iey Lam Ho is
,  one   c!   the   top   often—ve
I  threats en coach Ham Kau-
lukului's    Rainbow    eleven.
He will be starting at fullback   against   the   Bulldogs
OR   GASPAR DE  BESSENYEY
De Bessenyey
To Speak on UN
At Sunday Forum
I rr <'.abor de Bessenyey. professor of history and government
of De Paul I'nlverslty and formerly
with Fordham Inivertity. will be
the tpeaker at the Sunday Evening
Forum In tbe Flr.t Congregational
Church. M and Divisidcro Street..
nt at 7 3" o'clock.
"Globtl Collaboration or Hetnii-
phere Isolation'",,wilt b«- th.- subject of de Besoenyey. who will dlt-
cuts the I'nged Nations itt patt.
present and future There will also
be a queetlon period fallowing hit
hour lecture with tmple time for
discussion front the floor.
LIASON OFFICER
De Bestenyey wt. ln hit early
twentlet tt the end nf the lttt war.
HU family, educational and military background qualified hlta ga
become a diplomatic littoa at*—tet*
with the Inter Allied Commit—at—.
which givat him a unique background for tho dlcu.slon uf postwar
prospectt.
HOME   IN  AMERICA
He bat mtde hit borne in Amee-
ict tince 1921 tnd hi
wtt on the tttff of tbe New York
Timet. He hts been a frequent
contributor to the periodic pre.,
of the United Statea on political,
.octal and economic questions, with
Blue Key Initiation
Held Thursday Night
La.1 nlfht at 7 SO p. m. Blue Key,
national honor fraternity, held IU
formal Initiation banquet ln the Hotel Callfornlan.
Two honorary membera of Blue
Key. Frtnk H. Hontn. former may
or of Fretno. tnd Gilbert Jertberf.
tltorney.   were   guett   tpeahera   at
SPEAKERS
Pr I V Tenney. phyebotofy pro-
f.-ssor. Dr. Mitchell Bligga. dean of
ni.-n Art Safstrom, general mon-
aK^r of ihe Student Aaaoclatlon.
and Ed Owentby. pretldent of Blue
■ iityr tpetkert.
Newly elected membert to the organisation were George Stelner.
Kobert A rata—«n. Front Weln
*.-henk. Bill Bockas. David Parker.
Ilar.ey Kdwardo. Edward Sturgeon.
ami Kdmond Bole. Membership In
lllue Key ta now brought up to 18
vtith the entrtnee of the eight new
Psi Chi's to Entertain
I'm thi Ioti sorority membert
I will be boot! thi. weekend to 15
|—egg—I of tbe Phi Lambda Chi to
rority 4ft San  Francitco Sttte Col
The fuettt ire expected to trrlve
by trtln tt noon tomorrow and w II
be feted at a dinner ln the committee room of the ttudent union.
l..ir.-r in the evening t dtnee w II
Ih    held   witb   tbe   Thett   Chi   fra
- .ring recently ln Cur
r.-nt History, the Commonwealth.
N.w York Timet and other publi
The forum program, tre open to
the public tnd financed through
voluntary offerings and annual
-;.<>nsor.bip contributions under
t_ l-.irl.-r.hlp of the community
wide committee.
CLUB  NOTES
Hawaii, FSC Honored
At Dinner Wednesday
In honor of the vliiting Culver
tlty of Hiwill. Freano SUte.
the Junior Chamber of Commerce
tnd downtown bu.ineaa men hold
a dinner Wedneeday evening In tho
.tudent union tocUl hall, which
waa attended by 27S pertont. In
eluding many  Stater.
Al Radka. former Fretno SUte j
College itudent pretldent. wtt the
matter of ceremonie. The program conaltted of Sandy Shaw.
Freano SUte ttudent. who five
humorous rendition, of record.; t
Hawaiian dancer, and the entire
Hawaiian football team, wbo joined
ln singing three of their nttlve
aongt. The football playert of
etch team were introduced lo the
audience by the coaches
Phrateres Schedule
Membership Drive
Kappa Phrtteret, women', tocitl
organization, and tpontor of the recent Halloween AllT Slag party.
plan, t membership Increase drive.
Jo Ann Whiting, publicity chair
man aald.
History Society Meets
The Natural HUtory Society,
compelled of ttudenu Intere.ted In
nature study, met Thuraday at S
pm ln Room 200. Mel—ne Hall.
A. — Culbertaon of the agriculture-
biology   department   sponsors   ttle
To Begin November 10
Studenti who hive signed up In
the Social Procedure courto tre reminded thtt tbe elm will befU
on November 10. The courto will
feature etiquette in the borne, and
will be given by Mr-
deraon. homon—king instructor
Orgs Hold Exchange
Dancing and refre.shm.-nts feit-
iir.il the exchange party of Alpha
Theta sorority and Mu Alpha Delta
fraternity Monday night at Callfor
nia Field.
MARTIN'S FLORIST
Orchid and Gardenia
404 N. Fulton gt.
Phone 2-12gl
Plymouth Club to. Meet
Plymouth Club members will
meet tor discussion with tho,
tpetker it Sunday Mgbt't Flrtt
Congregational thurrh Ftjrum after
the forum In the churchNocated
at  Dktaadero and  M  Street*
Music Group to Meet
Mu Phi Eptllon. music group for
glrlt. will meet Thurt*—g. November II. tt 3 p m . iccordlng to
Eltlne Sauer.  prealdent.
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