1942_04 The Daily Collegian April 1942

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—The Fresno .State College Collegian
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In Uniform
By Margaret lorgenau
WE CAN DO IT, TOO
i Litest proposal to rcme-dy the- situation nia'de
Student Body  President Glenn Gooder was
it the lj*t Student
Council meeting and he did not press rlic issue-.
Since that time, the- student president's office has
planned a dance f«r this Friday nic.ht. .idinissimi
stamp, in addition to a 2Vccnt charge to cover
Most certainly, that is a move in the right direction, but it is not
faced today is an unusual one and -to cope with
It would seem that some persons in particular
and  possibly  the student  body   in gener,*!  just
-cannot be bothered. But whales
this apathy, there can be no re.
If the University ... S..i, I-raneisco, euili .1 el.iv-
raise SIQ.OW, then
Fresno State—granting that l.'SFs location is to
its advantage in a drive ..i this kind—with an
1X1, should be
able to sell and buy at least as many stamps as
did the students of LSI
CAI^ORMAHRST
Alumni of 6)1 America
scntcd at the "University of ihe Air," the Naval
Air Girps rraining base at Corpus Oiristi. Texas.
Included are .me- college ol ..sieopatl;
schools of divinity. California, ssiih 13} students,
from 61 seliMils. has more cadets than any other
>r 20 per cent of die "student body."
If Axis powers could capture and hold certain
parts of South America, they could cut us off
ipplics of oil rubber, tin, and important
Kidstuffs.
likely nose" for
Latin-Amcrica is at present building'a fighting
force of 2,000,000 men, and a majority of the
South and Central American countries have
already declared war on the Axis.
What our Latin-American neighbors need from
us is lease-lend equipment to arm their fighting
men They arc getting it now and in due time
will gei it in much greater Quantities.
Let's make every day a Pan-American Day.
—Anderson. .
-The Fresno.State College Collegian-
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FRESNO STATE WALLOPS STANFORD, 76 TO 54
■COIJLEOISNSPQ&TS !B^^^?jBulldogs Score Easy
' —"       * Win Over Indians
vSulldoa Dales
By Scalds Psloyan
Handball Tourney
Under Full Speed
-   we hata to be pessimistic but
nl.-s tourney In Ibo next couple   ol
Joss taokad awfully.good againat.
Th<   Spartan   Juggarnaught   pitsd
Slnslee:
TUESDAY—4:00 p. m.
..ii.mooo In our opinion was
M   M   ll-r.-l  ot  Stanford.   III.
lllll  Smllb.  th*   Syrians'   wonder
* niaV/Frollh' *"""' "*■ Cl"ri"
,-,.|.is  Ii.  111* naUnn.
"»uluo-b*.tas»* |H* so' "Ironuv" to"
Ian. BK.
l.roa.1 jut,,,,  .-lib a 51 loot  «»  Inch
TUESDAY—3:00 p an.
leap:   i.n.l  ,lu.  hush  jum» In S leet
WEDNESDAY—10:00 a. H>.
*»'  Not bad for a atari!
;     WEDNESDAY—4:00 p. m.
Duke Mllnea, ZM. vs. Al Thonen.
. tbli  year.
Anion* ihr fonr  ot  tUeni:   Itahor
j    ..""'sT'd   KOR
.re.on.   in.-   Dm   P....-   boy.   wbo
could run Ihc oven, arou ,, .0:0.
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Local Clhdermen Dominate Meet With 10 Rrst Places;
Take first Victory Over Indians in School History
The Bulldog'track-te,- t,,,k the measure of Stanford Uni'vera- ..
ity for the first tim.
NAVY ANNOUNCEMENT
TO COLLEGE FRESHMEN
AND SOPHOMORES 17 19
You want to serve your country!
Why not serve where your college
training will do the most good?
Under llw Navy's newest plan, you can en-
in college. I f you roako
."new plan.'
17 and 19 i
Who may quality
1 bo accepted under
re between the ages
physical standard*, you can enlist now on an
Apprentice) Seaman in the Naval Reserve.
You will be in the Navy. But until you have
finished two calendar years, you will remain
-* In college, taking regular college courses
under your own professors. Your studies
will emphasize mathematics, physics and
Af ler you have successfully completed 1J4
calendar years of work, you will be given a
written examination prepared by the Navy.
This examination is competitive. It is do-
signed to select the best men for training as
Naval Officers.
Hew to become an Olrlcer
If you rank sufficiently high in thoexamina-
tion and "can meet the physical standards;
you will have your choice of two courses
— each leading to an officers .
1. You may volunteer for training as an
Aviation Officer. In Ihw case you will bo per-
milled to finish at least tho second calendar
year of your collcgo workSofter
rtKafter which yon
 ,   ..r.i ■r,-.i.iu»us.v».duty for training
to become an officer-pilot. Approximately *
20,000 men a year will Iw accepted for
2. Or you will be selected for training as a
Deck or Engineering Officer. In this case you
will bo allowed to continue your college,
work until you have received your degree.
DONT WAIT.
1. Take this announcement to
2. Or go to the nearest Navy
*   3. Or mail coupon below for
After graduation yoiiwill be ordered to active
duly for training to become a Deck or Engineering Officer. Approximately 15,000 men
a year will be accepted.
If you do not qualify for special officer's
-ill be. allowed lo finish the
- year of college, after which
ymiwill lx-i.r.l.-r.il ion. -live duty ot a Naval
Training .Station as Apprentice Seaman.
.   Those who fail lo pass their e-ullege ».>r".
■nullified lo be :m officer in ilie Navy.
..ACT TODAY
. the Dean of your college.
Recruiting Station.
FREE BOOK giving full details.
F.S.C.Nine Splits Series ;
With Improved Mustangs
4 began competition in 1938,
Saturday afternoon, 76 to 54.
e the Stanfordites, rated the
' five. The Indians came oat
)   RECORDS BROKEN
The
IT baseball t
- split .
vastly improved Cal Aggies on the Aggies' home fielt
losing the first game 4 to 3, and winning the second, 1
The Aggies were quite lucky, to eke out Jhe one rui
cording to members of the Bulldog team. Pitcher Mere
fSS"*".Trackmen Prepare
££» For- Valley J. Cs
-   e.ebt-lap   -».ot.
BATTING AVERAGES FOR SIX GAMES
|Four Games Played Mural Tennis Starts
h Sfftban I™,™?1 Schedule Tomorrow
ICE  SKATE
AT THE HEW
FRESNO
ICERINK
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.VARSITY F MEETING.
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