1943_11 The Daily Collegian November 1943

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—frie Fresno State College Collegian—
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out of town oxer the weekend, I
to pry Into what's been going
and everyone else Is strangely  qutet.   Even   Bud
Srherb. who promised all sort
In the direction of Ryan'a st p
stranded «nd with a now crop ol grey hsirs  Maybe I
tola, I hope, will put an end to my journalistic day*.
Men laying Editor
. News Editor.	
Sodety Editor	
Sports Editor.	
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..,. Clare Weymouth __L,
  Bev Campbell *   "
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cbvtewW oat tor borne m*a* btrt
Library  rearntsiton. ttrrMt tea
Reporter.: Dorothy Gross, Avis Brown. Pol Edward..
Lorraine Fuuwll*. Dorblhy McAlUstsr. Barbcrra Castle-
berry. Mildred Falhy.
Lsyden. Frcn
THE PRESS
Newspapers constitute one of the strongest
political, social and educational influences upon
masses throughout the world.
A strong statement that, but it is true. When
one stops to consider how his opinions upon
local, state, national, and international affairs
are formed, only then can he begin to realize
s. influential scope of the news-
I (    During the past ten years the radio has begun
"to rival the newspaper in information giving.
But as yet, the radio has not come under the.
rhumb of powerful pressure groups; with the
. newspaper the story is different.
For instance, in the area around Chicago one
powerful newspaper has blanketed public npin
ion with a pro-isolation, linti-Russia crust too
thick for many Chicagoans to sec through.
Every newspaper has •the right for individual
policy, but no newspaper has die right to misconstrue fact to where it becomes nil in true
In Philadelphia last week was run one of the
hottest mayoralty elections in the- history of the
city. The town's two largest newspapers entered info'the fray with such gusto that no par
tide of the two opponents' past livers was left
' unsmudged. Yet Philadelphians had the oppoi
trinity to read both papers and take cognizance
J of conflicting stories.
Often, however, through national press sirs
ice or through large chain newspaper polities.
public opinion has been swayed to suit the (an
CJT of a powerful few, rather than to be told the
truth as straight unvarnished truth
To consider closely the news conictit of his
newspaper, to compare it with the news in one
or two other newspapers with different policies,
to consider what MIGHT be behind the inno-
cent sounding news story, should be the ambition of every newspaper reader.
To learn the truth, to recognize the truth.
for the presentation of their plays. Pul yi
They've worked plenty hard'
iwklns tonight, probsbt
Good Books Stock
Browsing Room
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Stat*   Collere    copy   «*    -Thirty'
seconds Over Te***." or i>t*S»*v
Ted V.'   LasveMi. yoe saeaM
—The Fresno State Collage CoJregiatw
ti-ey are depriving itsdMaj oi com
The shelve* ere parity  stocked
nth bc«vk dontnat mtm. m
d biography, but the lsrg-er
10 the Latin motto over tbe
Astronomer To
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You ls«jve no worries
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and to remember the truth art- the obligation
of every I'nited-States citizen to his country
Mention
Girls
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FACULTY IV
Headquarters for
FRATERNITY and
SORORITY PINS
Frosh Form Plans
For Christmas Formal
s Antrtaslan'Al Dick Bui
Books for Children
Displayed in Libe
is Virginia West, librarian
Women Entertain
pleted the work ot eUuThlng point
<ch activity, Mr*. Wight ex-
next week, end wrspplng Christ-
is psckagee for soldier* at Camp I
nedal* shortly before Cnrti
ra. Wight sold -
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Post Office Cleared
Of Uncalled for MsiI
Oaeallsd tor Bonk slips, notices
open  by   th* rreahmaa
Id Anaette Lk Rue. AWB
re manager, who asks that
n ap -with her for ee price    '
Student Thanksgiving
Day Help Asked For
Swamped with a Deluge of rt>
q-eeeta for 'student »u>h*s* aa
Thanksgiving   day.   Mrs. AU-t-Joa-y   .
aba do onl plan tt
e holiday.
equc.ta are lor era-
ire of children sad
HoooBiots
Want good looks...
good wear in a sweater?
Then this is your swearer. It's warm (made of 75% A
wool, &% OmtMttty-ifttmk— it's a day in, day out sand-by.'
One of the most popular sweaters with college n^, it^ p«s*ed
to be everything a fellow needs on and off campus. 4*ff5
Comes in a light beige only. la Roos Bros price     f
Boo. Biot
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