1939_01 The Daily Collegian January 1939

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EDITORIALS
As coach of the football team and Director
of Athletics at San Jose State College you undoubtedly have a knowledge of that intangible
substance called goodwill For a great many
years that goodwill existed between our institution and your own. For many years the students of this college were glad to have the
. friendly rivalries that arose between our two
colleges as a result of the athletic contests
which were played.
In 1935, when you were placed in charge of
the athletics at San Jose we at Fresno State
were all looking forward to continuation of
what had existed previously. Then you as head
of the athletic board at San Jose issued a statement to^he effect that you thought San Jose
big enough to decide its own questions of eligibility of athletes and that you were going to
provide for the board and room for those same
athletes openly and above board. For the latter
policy, I commend you. Your reasoning that an
athlete cannot study, play football, and work
for a living is undoubtedly true. To come out
openly on this basis undoubtedly required a lot
of courage. But, I cannot say the same of the
first mentioned stand that yon took.
It showed a selfishness and an unwillingness to cooperate hardly to be expected in an
educator of the 20th century- In the present con-
troversy you demand a monetary consideration
for supposed damage done to your institution
a* a result of the failure of the teams of Fresno
and San Jose to meet on the gridiron. In the
conflict, you refused to play under the eligibility
rules of the Far Western Conference of which
you at that time were a member. Yet under a
special agreement with the College of Pacific
you agreed to play football and- did so all the
while refusing to do the same with Fresno State.
Was this our fault? Now in reparation for that
blunder you ask that we pay for your mistake.
The Board of Athletic Control of this institution has offered an equitable means for
the settlement of this misunderstanding by a
fair and disinterested arbitration committee. I
hope that you see clearly enough to take advantage of it so that relations may again be
renewed with the students of San Jose State
College. The Editor.
Snapping his hand to his brow and clicking
tanned heels together in" a smart militariatic
gesture, Future Generation 1940 prepares for
the natural youth role of soldier. Future Generation 1940 has his destiny molded to the tune
of cannon and shell.
Born to the khaki, Future Generation 1940
will toddle from his stainless-steel cradle and
be taught the art of Enemy In The Dell and
Drop the Handbomb. In his tender years he
will learn drills and gas mask games.
Soon he will be enrolled in camps, just like
the dictatorships started back in the 1930's.
It will not only be the elemental farms of -the
Army for the Future Generation, as he will
fly planes in college. This noble move
was authorized back in the 1930's with such
cultural centers as the Lcland Stanford University and University of California forcing it
into high favor.
Future Generation 1940 will, of course, join
the conscription camps thjit are still called by
an outmoded name of Civilian Conservation
Corps. There, after a scholastic education in
things necessary for good solid phalanxes of
marching men, he will be able to perfect all the
bellicose art to high degree.
. Once made into the best fighting equipment
that frail flesh can make, there naturally must
be a war for Future Generation 1940 to practise his arts upon. It is only right that this little
thing be given, as indeed it shall . . .
Future Generation 1940 snaps into salute
and is pleased because the World is going to
war. His college education has not been in vain.
His stay in the CCC has been fruitful and the
only thing left for him to do is to die by a
superior creation—still called a machine!
Idle Chapters
By   ARNOLD   CHAPMAN
A Clamor of Tongues
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In Effigy
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Tom's Cabin"
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Too can't ace the trees for
the defkiU . . .
Once "upon a time there was
an unhappy Little Tree growing
up in. Oregon with his brothers
and sisters. He was always the
runt of the family.
Profits  are  matte  by  foots
but only God can sell a Christ-
Prince Albert ;•'
Rally   Committee
Vote   for
Bine   Key	
"Toby" Lawless ^vrcpr^e., ■■•*•«•;;
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*    REPORTED
Viil.r.MK TWENTY-ONE
Lanford Captures Legislative
Post as Students Near
Record Balloting in Election
Whitmore, Londgreen, Lawless Victors Oi
Opponents,- McPherson Wins Unopposed
'Germany Happy'
•-States Dr. Nowell
On Peru Confab
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SEMI-WEEKLY.   FRESNO    STATE   COLLEGE	
fuesno, California] Friday, January"i:.TTo:Yy
'COMMISSIONER'
Final Drive Launched for
1939 Campus Yearbook Photos
Seniors, Organizations Urged by Staff
To Cooperate in Early Picture Deadline
Rally Committee
Welcome for
Mexico Hoopsters
Band to Make. Initial
Bow at Basketball
Contest Saturday Night
'Spring Swing'
Program Set for
March 17,18
Tryouts Planned for
Beginning of Spring
Laugh Today—Weep Sunday
Never Worry About Friday 13
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Zeta Mu Barn
Dance Slated for
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