1943_11 The Daily Collegian November 1943

              Page Four	
Time and Tide..
By Frank Mesple
Toe results of the Moscow Conference have been announced to
the world These are the main
points
1. Chin* has signed the agreement, making four represented
nations.
2. They agreed in right to the
bitter end. but no enlightenment
was given as to Russo-Japanese
relstlons.
3. Non-violence will be emphasized' Immediately after peace
With consultation being em.
ployed.
4. The- power, have agreed an
•n Independent Au.tria. Is this
th* Initial step In a German
carve-up T
ft.' Liberal government, to be
established In Italy.    '"
0. The group agreed to return
war guilt to their re.pectiv.
countries to be tried under those
-The Fresno State College Collegian-
Charm Chorus
(Continued from fage One)
old-Bands at army life;  they were
|£at day's graduating class and-bad
probably been in the army all  of
three or four months
Dorothy
Ohai
led     the
are  to  be
7. Two commission
set up to coordinate the war  effort
«   O  O
The  Russian   armies  are  driving
the   (topper   into the   Crimean   int
One  may       look   n>r»nnl   to    a
' second Crimean sum which will
culminate. If all goes well, with a
costly German evacuation They
could retreat by sea to Odessa or
perhaps farther west t» the Dal
fcans. at Varna or Constants
o o <•
While American miners and
/operator* battle for wages. Al-
J lied soldiers mu.t pay in blood
| snd suff.rlng. Such i. the entan-
\ glem.nt of economic, and war.
o o o
I  An optimistic viewpoint upon the
s.ibllltles   of  an  early   Kiirupeoti
ice   was  given   by   laird   Halifax
• special Buml** conference   He
pictured the Germnn   »ar  machine
as   a highly  tempered    ftn<     edged
mapaine   Rut one-flaw   of neeesMly.
would cause the entire mechanism
to  dissolve      Henry     Wallace    ei
pressed     the    same    npinloa     Inst
sing," said the director, "which we
arranged to give an effect of spontaneity This was accomplished by
a careful planting of chorus sing-
era throughout the group who start
to sing when the leader gives the
cue The leaders sit In front with
their partner*, thus forming a nucleus armiml which the singing
branches out This week the boys
liked best a special arrangement of
"What Ho You Do In the Infantry"
Sunday, before dinner, the chor
us went to the hospital ami sang a
few numbers for the men who were
unable lr» go to the parties. That
noon they were entertained for dinner by the S9th Battalion, who In
slated the) had to have their share
of songs loo. ho the girls sang four
more songs after dinner before
starling back to Fresno.
Ijist week end Shirley Acord
took her how as the dancing host
ess. replacing Phyllis Dickinson.
who is  now  social  hostess
Concert Ushers
Are Announced
A list of the ushers and usher
ettea for the Fresno Musical Club
concerts has been released by Arthur C. Herd nil I head of the music
department
The regular list Include. Rosemary Acord. Shirley Acord. 1'hyl
lis nil*.. Uirrnlne Uyrd. Shirley
Cobb. Genevieve FutslmmonB, Lola
Urowe. Sue Henderson. Mary
Grant.     Bonnie    Howlson.   Dorothy
Jones. Annabels*   Kroeker,   Joyce
Phllpnt. Irene Hal*. Pauline LaB.HI.
Cleo Martin. Nancy Spence, Mar
Ian Tipton Kmelyu Viau and Mar
Jorte   Y
Th.-
are Elisabeth Arrant*. Dalsylee
Rnstoussen. Marlon llrowe, Melva
Leach.   Jack   Hall.   Jttrk   Johnston
Annette   Ijt   Rue.     Tom     l-u * |
Betsy   Van   Set enter.  Sh!rle> <;ttrd
!l,.-ri
alternate!
their   post   offlci
Eberhart-Burk Troth
Revealed at Party
Low gWTaavSOCeO
Premium   ^ty^T/fl/??^***!
Me*™
CANTRELL BECOMES    Freshman Women *
AIRUNE STEWARDE^Si Nominate Officers
-cent graduate of the United
Ir Lines school for stewardesses I
i Chicago In Velden Cantrell. Star |
»nt  at   Fre.no  Slate  College   l*»t
■I Hlntiliig her wings. Mis
■II was nsslgned to the wesl
ction of the t'ntted Air Line*
mrmny v
party Saturday
embers of  the   Freshman
Luncheon Club nominated
al    their    tlrst     meeting
rtmrsdai noon, under the direction
of Annette  La Hue. Triple 8  reore
sentalive
Nominations    of    officers of  the
club were  as  follows      President.
'"   Detty  Jane     Larson.    Bobble  Lou
°! Manner.  Carolyn   Maglll  and  Doro-
"   thea    Sunler.    vice-president.   Ruth
'•   Jean  Whltmore.  Jackie  Reed,  Bev
ardesses  ,.r)v K||lion and Corrtn* Case; sec-
**" ! retary. Uelty Mtlcy. Joan Jorgensen
Km* m member of and Alice Schneider; and treasur-
riatnuial English «-r. Marie Kauffung. Dorothy Iloyer
Delta Kappa sor land  Marjorle Stone
Miss UiRue asked the member*
l of the clubs  to sign  up  for valun
.•liter] at a bridge, teer   work   In   the   student   post  of
is-ht liven by Sue -nrP   which will be kept open dur-
her  home on Roose    mg  the  nest    «lx    weeks    by   the
eshman honor society member.
Ttie officers will be elected at the
e.-ting  Thursday  noon
•• plan
o'   elrjhly   membe
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