1942_12 The Daily Collegian December 1942

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-The Fresno State College Collegian-
■COLLEGIAN
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Bus! twtqr.. ERNEST ANDERSON
EDITORIAL BOARD '
Ernest Anderson Art Reich
Leonard Rcwell
EXIT   1942
The ce.mini: of the Chn-.tm.is
holidays once i.iMin signals thc cnJ
,.f another ve.tr. America, and
Trcsno State is dosing <>ut one of
tts most eventful vtars in history
,   thc  nat.em
cooperate  with  the administration
by attending these four days.
As this is the list issue of The
GMlegian in 19-12. the staff and
editors all join in wishing the student body a very Merry Christmas
prosperous New Year.
CANTEEN A SUCCESS
The Gay Nineties Review, which
intretduced Miss Virginia Hess
a director at the Univcrsity-Str
Playhouse, hid i sellout house
even' night of its run from December 7 to 11. Tonight, the list
performance of the production,
be season ticket night.
Thc cimeen series is »,
plctcly new type of entertainment
on the l-'rcsno cimpus, and will be
.ontinued in other shows with different themes in future productions,
tccording to J. W. Wright, head of
the Playheiusc.—Guthne.
Triple
ihe   d.i\
Frew-
a!!i   dart
t   full  '
of
917-1918
tdcr   thc
 _._.  ,  .   pridu-
in enrollment until
,..,.,.. .. ,s-r after Petri Harrx.r.
there are onh 1200 students, mostly
,-, c!<. left   r..ieh passing day dur-
railed up from FSC
l>u: retrardless of thc curtailment
in enrollment, budgets, etc . we at
Fresno State are- still carrying or
business as usual."  And »"c hope
.   do
-i thc t
n,i!L-
FSC will be doing its little pin
by closinc down one week e-irlic!
for thc holidays in order to givt
thc students an opportunity to aid
the DTBMs in meeting thc YuU
Tlie stuelcws will be required t<
return to school I r four days im-
mediatelv following Christmas -
December 28. 29. H> and 31. Il
is  expected  that  all   students  will
YOU WOULDN'T
COOK ON A
TOY RANGE
WRONG SIZE BULBS
ARE Btffia TOO
Ynu might be able to
cook for a canary on a
toy range, but it takes a
full sized range to cook a
meal. Wrong sized bulbs
are just as bad. It takes
proper sized bulbs to provide enough light for
rending and studying and
to eliminate eye-strain.
Make sure your bulbs are
the right size.
BETTER LIGHT FOR
BETTER SIGHT
• AN   JOAQUIN   POWEH    DIVISION
...K,w S Elects Five
Girls to Freshman Club
The Triple S baa elected live new
members to the Freshman Women's
luncheon Club.
They are Mary Phillips. Jackie
j Schuknecht. Virginia Ilrlgham.
Shirley Lee Cobb and Ixiulse Mas
EWly elect-
OMEGA XI OMICRON
INITIATES PLEDGES
Last  night  the  formal  Initiation
of the Omega XI Omleron sororll)
t the home of Clare Way
was held
i- Ave
'. The n
sorority are M,
Hornby and  Connie  Paschall.
Following the ceremony, refr.
ments were served and bridge i
Saturday niglit  the sorority 11
Sparkling
as her Christmas tree
.. .Joyce's
Counterpoints
Satiny and gleaming, with tiny golden hearts
twinkling 'round the soles, these gay little
slippers are pretty as Christmas ribbons. She'll
love wearing them with her beautiful robe.
Light blue; pink, wine, white, navy or blade
FRESNO AT FULTON
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-The Fresno State College Collegian-
Il Debate Teams
- Pa§ e Three
Even  Rain  Will   Be  Rationed
under  a
STATION WAGON
UTILITY COAT
On Speaking Tour
C/auetf ZJu
ru/o
By Gordon Scott
• THE TITLE. "Mother of the
Football Team" could well be given
the proprietor of Cellini's.
"Patsy," aa the boys affectionately
call him, has long been known aa
an ardent supporter of the Cardinal
and Blues teams. Patsy last week
gave the enUre team, yell leaders,
student body officers, and their
ot the biggest blowouts in
FSC history. His generosity Is as
famous as his Italian spaghetti.
His support of FSC athletes
farther than just spirit; he hi
never turned down a player for
meal "on the cuff." The counters
and mirrors of Patsy's restaurant
are filled with endorsed footballs,
newspaper clippings, plaques from
Leo Dlel and Alexander Ooogoo-
n left Sunday to appear In debates before seven service clubs.
and three high schools In Red Bluff,
Orland. Willows. Corning and Redding. California.
8ubJect for their debates Is "Resolved, That the United NaUona
Should Form a World Federation
With Police Power and Power to
Settle International Disputes."
Harvey 8hlelds and Eugene Adams appeared yesterday before the
Fresno Breakfast Club, speaking
subject They leave today
for   four   debates   before   service
clubs in Petaluma and Santa Rosa. newa a er   n ura
They will also apear at Petaluma | various  fraternlUes.' and  plctt
High School. ."Meet the boys at Cellini's," though
Food Producers'
Classes to Begin
All persons contemplating home
vegetable gardening or home poultry raising are urged to take one
both of two courses to be known
aa Home Vegetable Gardening and
Home Poultry Production, which
have their organizing meetings
These courses are being sponsored by the state department of
education In cooperation with the
federal government, under the direction of Winston Strong, supervisor of National Defense Training
of the Fresno SUte College.
Home vegetable- gardening will
be Instructed by J. W. Maaten. assistant professor of agriculture,
and the first meeting will be held
today at 7:30 p.m. In room 113 of
McLane Hall.
Home poultry production will be
taught by O. M. Hraun. assistant
professor of agriculture. This group
will be organized, Tuesday, December 15. at 7:30 p.m. In room 113
of McLane Hall.
These meetings will be for organizational purposes only and at
these   meetings    hours,   evenings,
Don't start for home cluttered up with luggage. Just phone
Railway Express and we'll call for your trunks and bags,
speed them to your hot
an and comfort on the tram,
to say nothing of pick-up and delivery at no extra ci
within oar regular vehicle limits in all cities and prin
You can send "collect", too, when you u
press. Just phone for information or serv
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SIU6L6R
FULTOn    STRgeT
Art Students
lO^c off on all Artist's
Materials with  presentation of Student Body
Cards
A complete line of Artists' Supplies, including:
• Linoleum Blocks
• Inks, and
• Papers
Start your Christmas  Cards
Now)
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