1943_05 The Daily Collegian May 1943

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-The Fresno State College Collegian-
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orial Sta!:   luanita Brown. Dorolhy McAllisler.
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Deadline for F-S Carrier Copy
Set at Next Wednesday, May 4
FINDERS KEEPERS .   .  -
Sometime soon, the contents of the Lost and
Found collection will be auctioned off for war
stamps. Thus all rhe idle equipment and materials will be put to good use again and. more
important, war •stamps will be purchased.
All students who have lost pens, pencils,
books, or anything else should pay a visit to
thc lost and found dtpartmcnr in thc Association office sometime next week to claim their
lost articles; otherwise tTiese articles will find
employment in ome other person's hands. No
item can be redeemed from thc accumulation
NOT A DROP TO DRINK ...
A fine building was erected and it was called
thc new union. There was much chromium and
tile distributed through its magnificence. Only
one thing was left neglected . . . the water
supply for rhe ordinary rhirsty student.
Two fountains were construcred and connected with water, bur there was no water
because that which did issue forth from thc
chromium spout dribbled down into thc basin.
' Robbed! Robbed!" Old Mac
■The scurrilous mud slinging politicians have almost
roiled the game, but we will win. STUART MELVO
HUNTER  shall  triumph over all of these dlfflcul-
"They stole all the applications so that HUNTER was unable to file, but he will be In there
pitching all the time. I wish to announce that
STUART MELVO HUNTER will run for stu-
ent president as a write-in candidate. Each voter
is urged when voting to write in the namt STUART MELVO HUNTER in the interests of better
student government.
"Yea. nnd verily.' aa T. R.  would Bay. We are
standing at Armegeddon nnd we're fighting for the
Lord.  We will   win.  because  as the  Shadow  Bays.
•The  wee,!  of crime   bears   bitter  fruit.'  HONEST j
HUNTER will win.
"We appeal to all student, interested In the
most efficient type of student government to
vote for our candidate so that our Alma Mater
shall not perish from the earth. STUART Melvo
Hunter is our only salvation. H« is the only
wall   between   FSC  and   destruction.   Elect this
None other than the great Dean (Gimp) St. Join
has written that: "Stuart is aa strong as a Hoi
and  cannot   be overlooked.  He  Is  almost  as  smar
a lion t.
"Left
vote for STUART  MEL
■ always raising cain.
for Stu is a vote for you
2) According to  eminent  medical  authorities.
he  is the only man  in the history of mankind
whose head can be seen through. This phsnom-
ena   il  caused  by  holes   in  the  respective  eardrums and is regarded by the natives of Okulu
to be a sign of wisdom and executive ability.
3) Rluart  Melvo Hunter can hold his llkker.
1) A  vote for Hunter Is a  vote for Hunter.
5) WRITE IN  STUART MELVO  HUNTER  FOR
No human lip could cup itself about the precious stream, because rhcrc was no stream.
There was only a futile, insignificanr dribble.
In all this finery there should be water. Cokes
are rationed and-summer is coming. How about
some common ordinary drinking water in the
palace?
Mildred Fathy
To Sing Monday
Mil.!
,1 Fathy.
ii'i.lay.
I hall of
ion at S:1S p. m. Barbara Willis,
a music major, will accompany
Miss Fatby.
The soloist Is a member of the
college Pianoforte Club and of the
Senior Women's Glee Club. She Is
also of the Junior Musical Club,
which operates under the Fresno
Musical Club and Is a guest soloist of thc First Presbyterian
Church. She Ik a vocalist for a
t-erlea. of radio broadcasts.
Miss Fathy has selected several
numbers for her recital including
"Open Thy Blue Eyes," "O, What!
a Beautiful City." and "Let Me Al-|
ways Sing." . i
TENNEY ENTERTAINS
Members of the Alpha Theta bo-
i-orlty and ihe Mu Alpha Delta fraternity were guests or their sponsors. Mrs. and Dr. E. V. Tenney.
at a dinner last  Tuesday night.
The   rood   was   served   cafeteria
Valley Donut
and Coffee Shop
Try Our Donuts m
2326  TULARE  8TREET
style in the back yard of thc Ten
ney residence. Forty-six long mem
bers plus John Michaells. Mu Alpbi
sponsor, and    his    wife, and  Mrs
Patronize Our Advertisers
DANCE
Marigold Ballroom
11-PIECE  ORCHESTRA
EVERY SATURDAY NITE
Dance thc Way You Like
BALLROOM TO RENT
FOR PRIVATE USE
All copy lor thc F-S Carrier,
Fresno 8tale college English department publication, must be submitted to thc edltorB by nest
Wednesday. May 12.
Included In the nex-
magaxlne. I
Distribution Is tentatively scneu-
iileil tor sometime during the first
"Don't wait for your Instructor
to make an assignment." she
urged. "The deadline  Is  too near
short story, play, essay, poem—
anything. If it's the least bit good,
additional English credit ran be
obtained."
tlon generally increases as the
length ot his work goes down and
Its quality, up.
I They are also anxious for many
1 exerpts from original essays similar to those used In thc Reader's
Digest picturesque speech section.
e lengthy material, the edit-
most interested In stlmti-
nl subjects, similar to tbe
■rntlves nlready chosen deal
li racial prejudice and amok-
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FULTON AT FRESNO
Bulldgg-bttes..
By Bev Campbell
There Isn't much to say about
the tennis matches, other than
that tho semifinals have I
Played oft as yeL snd I've
when tbe girls will get around to
Playing tennis. The finals should
have been over some time laat
month and until the girls realise
that they are holding up other ac-
tlvltlea. nothing anyone can say
will speed up play. So. please, you
•The Fresno State College Collegian-
■COUEGJAH SPORTS
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There will be a swimming meet
ror all women students on May 25
Anyone is welcome to help her
team come out with honors should
see Grace Thompson or the class
csptalns. There will be sprint
races, diving, and relays. Let's see
a big turnout-
get together and plan the game
program, and until a larger num.
fc^r of girls sign
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Hunt, Fariss Lead Bulldog Spikemen Meet
The various fratmen will bury all  Sdfl  JOSC Hete 7 O/TIO/TOW*
Intcr-traditlons and squawks ln general today to gang up on an All-       Locals Sml +n A«-n«- iOAt "»'  r" ^   r
star Non-nrs. f—  '-  -  *■- •
the   ,
)   W.
tournament seems bound for Imminent doom! It la the duty of
the girls themselves, to undertake the responsibility of rounding up more players; baseball
Isn't work, girls, It's supposed to
be entertaining.        \
There are only live more weeks
of school, and if something Isn't
done pretty soon, we might as well
forget the whole Idea . . .
—Any girl Interested In becoming a member of the WAA Is welcomed to the swimming meet and
when the tournament ... ,,„,l[u „
you ahould want further Information, see Miss Doyle, or Mildred
McDonald at thc gym.
eral today to gang up on an All-
star Non-org team ln a hoUy contested aoftbaU game that will be
one of the features of Hye Dtw
The game will get under way at
approximately 2:20 and laat four
Inning, with Dickie Farias as cap-'
tain of the Non-orgers sad Jack
Hunt leading the Fratmen. Selected
teams are as follows:
ORQMEN
SIOMA TAU8: John Olson, BUI
Rudd, Orval Mlschler; MU ALPHA
DELTA: Mark Tlbbs. Marty Walters;  THETA CHI:  Vernon Nick-
ZEA MU:   Bob Poors. Ed Young'
man. Lou Futrell. Jack Hunt.
NON-OROJHEN
Dick Handley. Rex Schroder.
Jack Fellows. Jack Pattee. Temp
Davies. Don'Bolt. Larry Elrod. Joe!
Shropshire. Dickie Farlss and Norman Stebblns.
Local* Seek fo Avenge 1942 71-59 Defeat;
Furred, Hunt, Pattee, Lewis, Carlsen Out
By DICK FARISS
The FSC bulldog track and field team meets its oldest and
biggest rival when it takes on the Spartans from San Jose in
the RadcIifTe Stadium this Saturday afternoon. The meet is
scheduled for 2:00 and a large crowd is expected to witness
the event. * :	
Zetes, Renegades, Engineers Win In Softball
Two intramural aoftball games I
were, played last night In one. the'
Renegades trounced the Mt Alpha
Deltas 16 to i, and in the othei
thc Engineers Club beat the Sig
ma Taus by a score of 18 to S
, Bex Schroder was the winning
Renegade pitcher, and he and Rene-
|gade   Dick   Farlss   each   hit   two
ea to tne Bwimmlng meet and **<"> Dick Farias each hit two
nasebslf tournament ir andf*»™« runs- off MAD pitcher Bob
n the tournament Is started   rf   Lewis.   Don   Boll   niieh.,,1   r—  ...-
.Lewis.  Don  Bolt  pitched  for  the
engineers, opposing Harvey Shields
The Zeta Mu fratmen started the
»13 intramural Softball season off
Ith a bang by ringing up on Impressive win over the Theta Chls
> the tune of 9 to 3.
i Lou Futrell and Jack Hunt
shared mound duties for the Zetes
with Ecklund catching while A'leh-
ols and Hollister took over pitcher
and catcher for the TCs.
[ENGLISH CLUB MEET
At the meeting of    Sigma   Tau
Delta laat    Tuesday    evening, fu-
meetings were discussed and
... ....cart play to be giv, '
j Key Social was chosen.
You Wouldn't Wear
A Misfit Haty
WRONG SIZE BULBS
ARE """'?■. TOO
No one wants to look
foolish walking down the
street in an outsize hat.
Yet Is it just as possible
to look foolish if vou try
to read or study with improper light. Correct size
bulbs are needed for good
light. Make sure today
that yours are the right
size.
BETTER LIGHT FOR
BETTER SIGHT
Weymouth
Swimming Pool
Now Open to the
Public
During normal times this would
• ~c the big meet and probably decide the conference champions.
The two teams are very evenly
I matehe.i *~a |jie outcome should be
despite the fact thei
the weakest they have I
, —„ .„,. „,-ason. The reason Is Injuries received by the athletes In
""'•Ice   while   training   for   the
 Those on the Injured list and
doubtful starters for Saturday are!
Futrell. Pattee. Hunt. Lewis and
| Carlsen. all  suffering from pulled |
SAN JOSE  LOOKS GOOD
San Jose Coach Tiny Hartranft
brings with him a strong team
boasting several high school and
Junior college c h a m p I ons, a '
ws an abundance of strength in
distance, middle distance, hur
dies and Held events
Opposing Bulldog ace Joe
Shropshire will be Ken Horn In
the 110 and Ernest Rlbera in the
880. Horn halls from Fowler high
school and In 1939 was ^ - " "
school champion In that
two mile to face RIM Klssli'ng? Bob
England and Joe Flores or Fresno
I State.
irood    Veregee    shout,
  sailing In the hurdle „.„.,„
providing the Injuries of Louie Futrell and Jack    Pattee    can keep
these hurdling darlings out of the
tartlng blocks Saturday.
Wearing the San Jose colors In
I.he sprlnta will be Paul Mallon In
the 100 and Ken Horn in the 22<i
pitted against    two    Fresno stars
Jackie Hunt and Grant Itv.1-   Hunt
Is on the injured list but mav run.
COOLEY VS. CARLSEN
.    Vern    Cooley.    National    Junior
College pole vnult champion In 1911
will match heights with Bob Ci '
sen of Fresno. Roth bovs have dt
13 feet or better this year. Curl,
cleared 13' 6" at Berkeley to i.,
•resno's    only    first    against   I
,     Elwood  Clark, i
Junior   College   c
FSC Nine Will End
Season in South
Plerson's 1943 baseball team.
w..s, of tbe moat successful aggregations the college has boasted in
recent years. Is on Its way to San
I Dlego today to engage the Marine
and Navy nines of the 8an Dlego
1 Naval Training School.
The Bulldogs, who won from the
Lemoore Army team and lost to
Minter Field In their last two
starts, have won 11 games and lost
7 to date. The' •      ■
| are allegedly
Sideline
Ramblings
By Ed
■ Can the Injury ridden Fresno
State Bulldog cinderpath team beat
their old rivals, the San Jose State I
|Spartans, this Saturday? That; Is
the question a lot or track fane
re asking about this Urns.
■ Before the recent Injuries auf- I
fered by hurdler Jsck Pattee. Jack
Hunt sprinter. Bob Lewis, middle-
distance  nan.  and  Bob   Carlsen.'
J pole vaulter, we had the meet
doped 0 to 66 In favor of tbe locals
granting the Spartans the mile re-
|,«Bjr.-
But If the lada mentioned, all
strong point-getters, are out ef
«« meet-well, let', hop, they're •
However, it looks now as
though Bob Lewis is definitely
hor. de combat and Carlsen was
badly Injured In practice Wednesday. Pattee. however, will probably run, and it Is almost a eer-
talnty that Hunt will compete In
the 100 at least
1 The stocky sprinter Buffered a
strained achilles tendon recently
and the rangy Pattee bit some
hurdles against Cal last weekend.
Big Lou Futrell Is on the very
very doubtful list. His presence
would bolster the weakened Bulldog aggregation vastly, as tne
8partan  timber-topper.  Bud  Vere-
rst in t
V-G-&E-
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or
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rill t
Tor a _.„,
San Jose's Floyd Collier, another
■ local lad, Is entered In the discus,
competing with Ed Sturgeon and
Stu Hunter. While attending Exeter high school. Collier competed
In the West Coaat Relays and
placed second.
The Spartans should sweep tbe
jhlgb Jump with four men topping
our best Jumper. Hal Capers, their
*"    "     's clearing 6' 1" this sea-
BOOK GOES TO PRESS
The. Campus, college yearbook
publication, will go to press this
. week, according to Patty St John.
I editor of the book.
Members of the staff have been
working on tho book In their spare
time.
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