1943_02 The Daily Collegian February 1943

              Page Four 	
Museum Receives
Two New Pieces
COLLEGE CALENDAR
SOLD AT REDUCTION
The Fresno State College cnlen
dar. published each year by the
college,   i»   now   available   at   Ihe
.The Fresno State College Colli
Editor Asks Use
Of Old Pictures
Persons who have good plcturei
placed soon In the museum, accord-:
ing to Emory Katcliffe. head of the j
social science department.
The new articles are an Indian j
years old and a  pair    of    Eskimo"
Fairbanks. Alaska.
The basket Is the gift of Kllza-
belli Rogers,,formerly of the Chlco
Stale Normal staff The basket was
ir Chlco.
offered at  Fresno State.
jOBSWAmNG-^
Students    who    want    employment  this  semester should  sign
with white backgrounds are advised to u«e them for their portrait*. Rlnco there are enough film*
Just for seniors." announced Patty
St. John, editor of the Campus.
"All organisation*, alt cla*s secretaries, and all committee secretaries arc to write list* of thetr
members IMMEDIATELY and turn
them In by Monday of next week.
We have some picture*." she continued, "from last year that'can be
used without any cost.
"However,     it   picture*   are   re-
" ill have to
contact the photographer and make
order the number
pleturay. they want. Proofs
gian \	
Manager Needs
Post Office Help
More student* are needed to
♦ojunteer to work In the post office for one hour each week, according to Edith Dlmmlck, post
office manager.
I    The schedule of hours the post
office will be open I* posted out-
e office. Students willing to
In   keeping  the   post  office
i open may consult the schedule for
I hours assistant* will be needed.
Students Interested should    con-
ict  Ml*s Dlmmlck at the post of-
. ce during Ihe noon hour or phone
2-3259.
PHILLIPS SPEAKS
Dr. Hubert Phillips. Fresno 8tau
College history professor, spots
last week before the Public Forum
In Corcoran. On Tuesday of this
week he plans to address the Pub-
"    Forum In Vallejo; on Wedhes-
.'. a Junior high school graduating claas; snd c~ ""-	
Night Clan Offered
A listener's guide to music, a
appreciation course for tbe average
listener, will be given again this
semester on Tueedsy evenings at 7
o'clock by Miriam Fox-Wlthrew. Instructor In'"" - '
the college.
<»01JLEQIAN
VOLUME TWENTY-NINE
"READABLE — WORTH    READING"
Bill Would Give
FSC More Funds
Joetta Belcher      aptitude test
Named Rally Head ££^&2?
I Juke Box Dance
(Thursday Night
Starting out the spring semester
will be the Juke box dance In
11 or of the freshmen,    to   be
||Thursday night from 9 to 12 li
hall of the union.
n Is 10 cents per person
I j tickets on sale at the door.
"This Is a grand, chance foi
fellows to come out and look
the new girls." said Joetta Belcher,
II chairman   of   the   committee
|charge of the dance.
Cokes and other soft drinks
; Frank W. Thomas
> I Attends Confab
Dr.   Frank  W.   Thomas,  college
11 president,   will   be   in   Bakersfield
*  tomorrow and Thursday to attend
a state-wide meet Ins: on Junior, col-
ege problems.
"It is probable." said Dr. Thorn-
s. "that some Junior colleges may
o close, and still others will
| have to modify their programs tc
it military needs. The question
how tbe state college and unl-
|ver*lty can assist  In solving the
FRESNO. CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1943
Fresno State Chosen
WAAC Training Center
Selection of Fresno State College as one of the two schools
California to be used as training centers for the. Women's
Auxiliary Army Corps has been announced in Washington,
d. c;
Dr. Frank W. Thomas, college president, said that the an-
problem
meeting."
On hi* return trip. Dr. Tl
will atop In Madera to speak
institute of Madera County teach-
problems of public
Uncalled-for Mail
To Be Discarded
and organizations
must call for old mall at the post-
office by Thursdsy or it will be
discarded or returned to the Bend-
Edith Dlmmlck, post-office manager, announced today. •
Beginning Thursday. February
11. and on each following Thursday, all mall which has been In
the post-office
has not been called for will be returned to the sender.
Any student or organization
call   for  mail  during
hours that the post-office is e
Miss
through the post-office
2-5471.
Presidents or representativ.
the following organizations
asked to call for their orga
lions' mall before Thursday:
Club. Alpha. Alpha Theta. Chi
Alpha, freshman class, sophomore
claas,   Junloi
C*me£
The "T-ZONE"—Taste and Throat —is tbe proving
ground for cigarettes. Only your taste and throat can
decide which cigarette tastes best to you... and how it
affects your throat. For your taste and throat are absolutely individual to you. Based on the experience of
millions of smokers, we believe Camels will suit root
a "T." Prove it for yourself I
, completed last a,
or Dr. Earl C
1 boxes now. Dr.  Coleman r,
|Girls Address P-TA
Norma Brandon. Betty Jane Car-
d Marjorle Estill leave Tues-
evening    to    address Parent
ir  Associations  In   Hayward.
i Francisco and Santa Rosa up-
■on Wednesday and Thursday. Their
K.ihjecta aro Foundura' Day.   Mass
^'reduction. Preserving Democracy
|..-.,'. When the Lights    Come    On
of the Campus.
Plctui
terinls. students will be allowed
shots and no retakes. Mrs. Wagner, the photographer, recommend* that the girls
wear their hair loosely, use no
makeup.
Boy* should be well shi
white bloui
Ties aren't necew
•Ing for the service
their pictures taken
Immediately. Deadline
pictures Is February 25
e background*
io.I piclures
Scrap Book Party
Tomorrow at 3
i Students
t scrap book
■ 5 In the Union social hall.
"All   girls  are   urged   to   attend
Officer Petitions
officer*
should be turne
president's office as soon «s pi
sible. said Doc Hyde, student pre
dent. The deadline for petitions
Thursday. February 11.
Student    President    Floyd   Hy
stressed   the  election   rommltte.
) have petitions In early In
hat    the   committee might
pas* on tbose qualified.
Anyone   having   a "
may apply. Petitions are available
In  the student president'
President Hyde urges the Incom
Ing freshmen to "become
ed in the political affairs of the
school" by applying for offices
Club
Engine
German Club. Inlerfraternlty Cnun-
:ll. International Relations Club.
Kappa Delta Hho. Kl-Prl. Mlracli
Book Club. Mu Alpha Delta. NSF,<
committee. Omega XI Omlcron, Pan
nlc. Pi Epsllon, Portuguese
Club. Roger Williams Club. Stu-
Christian Association. Tau Ep-
Slgmn. Varsity F. WAA. Zet*
Mu. Zeta Theta .and Delta Mu Phi.
it waa expected that Fresno State
ould be used for the training of
en In the service.
Complete Information on training
facilities available at FSC had been
federal officials, but Dr.
Thomas had received no further
word on the matter until Informed
ot the decision by newspapermen
Saturday night
mas said It Is probable
ill soon receive specific
Information on the number of
WAACS to be stationed here. In
addition to details of housing and
facilities.
. Wllma F. Wight Is the college WAAC representative. She will
work in conjunction with Second
Officer Madelyn Miller, stationed
in the newly created WAAC recruiting office In the basement or
the post-office building.
Wblttler   Is   the   other   coUege
chosen for a training center.
TEST FOR TEACHERS
dents applying for teacher
ng who secured a grade of C
iglish 1A may take composl-
lest* for any two consecutive
from one to six Tuesday af-
Student Council
Meets Next Week
The next meeting of the student
council will be held a week from
this Thursday night. February 18. *
at six o'clock In the faculty dining
room of the union.
Plans for activities during the
spring semester aro to be discussed and a system devised by
which representatives from all organizations on the campus will at-
nd the meetings of the council.
Those wishing to have dinner are
fternoon of the meeting. Din-
No classes will be held Friday.
February 12. In commemoration of
Lincoln's birthday.
Post Office Volunteers Keep
Mail Going Out from 9 fo 2
e post-office is open dally from
2. The volunteers for the
h of February' *»re Phyllis
, Roberta Bristol. Elizabeth
its. Edith Dlmmlck. Catherine
Segel. June Allyn. Florence Jordan. Dorothy Ohannesian. Virginia
Hawkins. Dorothy Hibbard. Elaine
Camy. Ina Bachman. Jo Nell Beal.
Alice Kendall. Viva Crow, Naomi
Dees. Eleanor Miller. Imajean Hay-
hurst. Janet Ayers. Mildred Bender
and Shirley  Loebe.
Anyone  wanting lo help 01
March, may get In touch with
Dlmmlck at the post-office. If not
enough students volunteer, lb
■ponalbillty of keeping the post-
)fficc open will be allotted to the
.arious clubs.
Freshmen can find their box number by consulting the alphabetical
listings at the post-office window.
All students are also asked to check
their box numbers. Many students,
Miss Dlmmlck said, ask for mall In
Organizations sending mail to
their members should address their
communications with the student's
box number before taking lt to the
post-office. For the convenience of
the organizations. Hats of box numbers can be borrowed at the post-