1943_02 The Daily Collegian February 1943

              Page Two
-The Fre.no State College Collegian
TH"CFRESNOd"sTATE   COLlVoe" ASSOC?a/iON ^^
s Manager
Managing Fditor
News Editor
Nigh: Editor
Copy Editor
Eealure Editor    ,
Society Editor
Circulation Manager
„ SARKIS PELOYAN
ERNEST ANDERSON
Catherine Guthrie
Dean St. John
. Belly Deranian
John Furqueron
Ernest Anderson
lack Curtis
Clare Weymouth
Betty Magee
THE DAY IS CLOSE
The thirtieth of January marked the tenth
anniversary of thc advent to power of one
Adolf Hitler, ncc Schicklcgnibcr. In these ten
long years humanity and civilization have un-
dcrgonc their greatest period of depression.
These ten years have experienced thc virtual
extinction of one or more peoples. The valiant
Greeks, the Poles, and Jews have suffered the
wrath of Hitlcrism more than any other peoples. The Nazi slavemastcrs -have attacked
these people with thc expressed purpose of reducing them to thc lowest limits of human deg-,
nidation. •
Centuries ago there pervaded the entire continent of Europe a darkness of middlc-agc prejudice and stupidity. In thc 14th century the
Monastic orders once again kindled the flame
or intelligence in thc society of the Middle
Ages.
In the ten year period beginning in 1933
system of government violently opposed to c
own once again, as in thc Middle Ages,
plunged the entire world into a chaotic parallel of the Dark Ages. It is up to the United
Nations 10 provide the spark which' will
the world from a serious post-war depre
Hitler "celebrated" his 10th anniversary in
apprehension of what thc future holds in store
for him. He has not long to wait, for the Rus
sians have his gray-green clad legions by the
.throat and they are applying more pressure as
each day passes; thc power of the American
forces is growing hy the hour; and the battle-
tried British arc gaining new strength from
their total rout of Rommel's army in Libya.
I Grace John Named
P$i Chi lota Head
waa elected presl
.lent for the spring semester last
C.k«tarneetl..goftheP.IChl
, lota sorority In thc home of Miss
I Jane Gale, sponsor of the organlxa-
CHhcr officer* are Lynn Galne*.
-...president: Elsie Watt, record-
„,g secretary: Helen Cooper, corresponding secretary; Bette Lou
Alwood, reporter; Marjorle Yearin,
historian, and Marion Tipton, rush
'P'"'"" . «.   .   cine,
During Ihe evening Miss Oaincs
, passed a heart shaped box of candy
announcing her engagement to Arthur Yearin. The couple was mar-
I Theta Chi Installs
Everett Asp President
The Theta Chi fraternity v,.m
RUSHING PLANNED
Plan* for spring semester rush-
ig were made last night by the
I Omegu XI Omicron sorority at the
home of Phyllis Dickson on Vassar
After the business meeting, re-
eshmenls were served and the
,-enlnr. spent Informally.
ImATHCLUB MEETS
1     The Math Club will meet tomor-
>w   night   at   ":30   In    the   coed
[last  semestor  m'ThVVTtttsr,,?'"
house on Home Avenue   """"'»
Those Installed were Everett x
president: Don McPatiand ,i
president: Vernon Nichoi,' 'Cfr
Ury. and Charles rtc-lge^ *£
urer. Other officers include "SJ
Gross. George Hetvey. p„U| y *'
Lee Titus. Jack h,„»™ 2
Berryhlll, and Dave l>.,„uu,       W
Following Installation. p|,„, _„
made for fraternity .„-, .
spring semester. ™
Nation-wide Poetry
Contest Closes Thursday
T,h« F|r,t «ne Bl«de poetry con.
test  deadline Is ThursrJ,     i- ,
student, and the po.-„„ cn<„„ ,*"
to be printed in an aMholor, £
college poetry. " "
Lillian Shaeffer,
group, asked that
post-office.
president or the
II students plan-
ad Ihe meeting sign s
Math Club box In th«
News Control Is
Discussion Topic
11 be News
The    discussion
lip-
hairroanshlp of Dr. Hut
il science profe
the   permanent
Specialists an- .ho'-Pil
tiiotis departments of t
id   from   th-  business
New Books Sent
By Peace Fund
lonal Peace. These b
ilaced  In  the library  for the
>rnl use of all the student*.
tine of these I* "•
ers this
P.   Brlgi
 he two guest  speak
*cek will be Dr   Mitchell
Women Asked to Serve
As Office Volunteers
k  a   schedule   wl
ie   door  of  the   AWS
s in the Union f,
Kendall, in charge o
The office I* kep
FRENCH ELECTION
s^fo Ml M*tl =	
e coed lounge.
election. Prospective members
FSC MAN PROMOTED
Simon Slmonian. former corporal
in the chemical warfare service of
the army, ha* been promoted to
rank of sergeant. He attended Fresno State College.
caption. "They Del
described  the grand Job the rail-
._L'I_ doing  In  keeping  the
tralna rolling and seeing to It that
troops, supplies and essential
fie get the right of way.
,      COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF FRESNO
1905 "R" Street   _ Phone 4-4631
Wallace
Exclusive
3rd dimension
Meanly
COSTS H IRE
The Great Master patterns, by the
Wallace Silvers
a full-formcel,
quality that ha:
duplicated exec
ful handwork
times its cost
place services (heavy, solid
Sterling) average lboatSiS.
Budget terms if desired.
NIELSENj
Jeweler
1236 Ful In unreel
renowned
liths.haw
sculptural
never bets
>t by skill-
at several
Six-pie..
Connie Paschall Marries
Lt. Theodore Nicoley
The marriage of Connie Paschall
io Ueulenant Theodore Nicoley of
ihe Army Air Corpa la being announced by. her parents; Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Paschall.
The ceremony was held In the
rhnpel at the night training field
in Mesa. Arizona, Saturday evening. February 6. at 6:30, followed
by a wedding supper.
MBC ASSEMBLES
There will be a meeting of all
Miracle Book Club member, and
all those Interested In Joining, today at 12.10 In library 201. announced Pauline Stokes, reporter
-The Fresno State College Collet
Miss Paschall wi ,_,_,.„
while attending tbe Fresno SUte
College the Isst   three   semesters
and a member of the   Omega
Omicron Sorority.
' featuring
• CHICKEN IN THE ROUGH
• FRESH FRENCH-FRIED SHRIMP
• COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE
• POPULAR PRICED DINNERS
CHRISMAN'S RESTAURANT
1035 Our*
Pan-Hellenic Rushing
Season Begins Sunday
The spring rushing season Is to
art February II.   next   Sunday.
Ith the Sigma Phi Gamma, Alpha
Theta, and Delu Nu Phi sororities
having tbe first sffalr.
Ruah parties will continue
throughout the week unUl Thursday night, followed by preference
night on Friday. Members of the
DelU Ksppa sorority will hold
their party Tuesday, the Omega XI
Omicron sorority on Wednesday,
and the Psl Chi Iota on Thursday.
Silence period will start at midnight-Friday and conUnue until the
following Tuesday. February 23.
when the rushees will sign up for
the sorority of their choice In the
office of Dr. Hubert Phillips. Pan-
Hellenic lawyer.
Bulldog-ettes..
In a round robin badminton tourney lately Melva Houtby became
"     final  victor.   Roberta   Bristol
Lemoore Air Soldiers
To Present War Concert
February 29 Is the date for
the WAA sports spread In the
Union. Girls who want to attend
should sign with any member of
the WAA board. Army boys from
Camp Plnedale will be guests of
the girls.
The monthly get-together of the
P.E. majors will be held February
16. but. a* yet, the place Is indefinite. Hamburger sandwiches will
be tbe main course.
i war bond concert at tbe Fresno High School
next Wednesday evening, February
17. at 8 o'clock.
A military band, a symphony or-
cbestera. and specialty artiste from
Hollywood with participate in the
Admission will be tbe purchase
 Page Three
BASEBALL PRACTICE   ^}
BEGINS THIS WEEK  *
Baseball practice will get under
way this week at'the stadium, according to- "Coach Plx Pierson.
Prospects for tbe diamond sport .
are fair, depending upon calling ot
the various branches of reserves,
but since few veterans are back,
prediction as to first team men at
different positions Is difficult
Pierson has not completed bis
schedule yet, although most of the
games will be with service teams.
Probably games with San Jose and
other state colleges will round It
LOST—Brown leather purse. Reward. Catherine Guthrie. 422
Yale.   2-8941.
ROOMS FOR RENT—
1631 N. VAN NES8 — Comfortable,
heated. Spring beds and mattresses. Study room, private entrance. Rates reasonable.
IN THE ARMY
BOMBER SQUADRONS
they say:
"LAYING THE EGGS'' £ JwJ*
"BROWNED OFF" ^ bored
"PIECE OF CAKE'' for an easy job
Cs/\jV\ t Is*    for the Army man's favorite cigarette
rf$r
MTHE SERWCE
With men in the Army, Navy, Marines,
-ssjis- and Coast Guard, the favorite cigarette -^.
is Camel. (Based on actual sales records ^
in Post Exchanges and Canteens.)
TheT
—where cigarettes are
judged
The "T-"ZONE"-Taste and Throat
— is the 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 your
"T-ZONE"'to a "T." Prove it for yourself!