1943_04 The Daily Collegian April 1943

              Page Two
■COlLESjAN S^Sk*
•The Fresno State College Collegian 	
GRIN AND BEAR IT
By Lichty
THE COLLEGIAN C
"  F,l?y  Cent.  m.SOl* pST/'.™" "'
IFFICfe.  Student  Union.  Phone 44711
Baiter
Pueineas Manag
 JACK CURTIS
er             ERNEST ANDERSON
• :
«••"■
M(gftE LETTER .
/, ,••'•• .-,..- c'<i ■:n.t. ii '■'• in iituatct thai The Colli et.v l:ii '.i-'<-' t' achtt a ledge il. then lei bir.t
.■'■„,.   .      J /-/, - ..-:.! find -i-i, 'line of prittl l-i the
On several occasions this .-pring The Collegian has fostered attacks on studentvjictivi-
tics with the apparent purpose of creating in-
terct within the student body. These attacks
have been made with an impulsive, flippant
disregard of the facts involved, sources of
idle gossip being sufficient for the purpose.
Is thi anything but yellow journalism? Further. Ihe i.'tl alibi that The Collegian must
not l>c he'd responsible for signed articles is
so much tripe and fails to f»ol anybody. How
about thc habit of editorializing news stories
and headline'"-?
iwl i -, tbe implications. Wc challenge anyone I"
show.us --.-I all teed -ill.ici notch is "flippant dis-
regard of the facts isliollcd." If it is yellow journalism !■• print th. truth, ue ar, guilty: hot,ever, this
phra-f ")-lii>it :v;iniali<ni" si.-n;. to n< ;,.'/■,'■..■.,.-•■.■
/.' j; "cur, W be murb the- utmt tactics of tbe "Red
'■aiter who could ,..•// anyone .t name connoting evil
.:■;.! ' ::, the Name tvet regardlers of fact nr truth.
S,:. ha, The Collegian Haled that il must not be
held responsible foe tigned a tides. Signed articles.
.ii alu.n-. ttprc'tti: the npsnini; of th, tinier, but ihe
rcip-msihi'ih <- r».'l.;::li.,ii should rightfully fall on
the shoulder's of th. ,-titnr. ll", hope the later statement easa ."/-.- aullwr's worried mind. It is accepted
th.it a tigned <!■•■• ..-.•-'■ .rr .: play '.-:.i; it ..lil.i-i.tl-
istd .ma that theh.jllin, on tbat tto,y should indicate i.h-t: rati beneath. II".- realize tbat the author
know ••.•■■: a'»-,t dirc-rng ..'• :ma ih.tn he .!,,., four.
noli.,., hut e en <■■ we tbi-tk .1 ii unfair to tn.il,
tlalemtittt .v,7- ..-, .re- m the ,,.'».;,  paragraph with-
SY.uId thc present editor of The Collegian
be at all interested in our war effort he might
a«k the psychology department if it doesn't
take more energy t-> work under conditions of
-pi tly, carping criticism than under conditions
of encouragement, sympathetic suggestion,
and appreciation for work well done.
*t!j7^,s."»>. THRITEEN    BILLION    DOLLARS      That   I*
lh. a'c, ef        amount that has lo bo raised within the next
week* of the second war loan drive. Every stamp
count*. *o buy all you "can as often as you can. They
give their lives: you lend your money.
HEY OAY IN OFFINO—Look* a* If wc are i
to have Hey Day come rain, ahlno or the Army. I
ber* of tbe Zeta Mu and Mu Alpha Delta fraternities
are making plan* for a day of "playing at the park'
In the near^future. All they need now I* some coop
eratlon from Ihe student body. How about that?
SEEN AT SADIE HAKWINS Jeans, straw bats
and long-tailed plaid shirt* . . . "Superman" Li'l
Abner carrying Dal*y Mae to Ihe altar . . . "Bake
the Cake" serving ably as the wlno parson . .. female
edit-.,
K/w/.-i
-. d.patmcm. Any criticism of any department published in Ihe Collegian is not petty an,l it is pt'mted
for i.'se sfneral welfare of the student body. It should
he imStressed on the author that The Collegian is not
» d, l-.trinse-ttai bulletin designed In flatter and it bite.
wash. If the author tefers lo the renew of the Un
Cant en. id us re'er bin: t, tbt rttiew ol the first
CSVteen. "Ingtalilude" is the uttard ol the world."
The Collegian has aluayi tried lo express appreciation ;->r work xVBLL DOSE, and to encourage im-
pre-,   ent in WORK SOT SO WELL DOSE.
It is hard for me to believe that The Collegian staff is more interested in calling attention to itself th«n in furthering the best
.;
SPECIAL TO "SHAOOW'—Then there Is the ,
about the moron that made a dale with in ala
clock 'cause he heard that it was ta*t.
MYSTERY OF THE WEEK—From what we h.
all the Daisy Mae's that so gleefully added their
rent* to a good cause ire liable to be disappoint
In spite of the big crowd, the profit* which were
be iisr-d lo buy war bond* or lo be donated to so,
worthy organization seem to have disappeared.
WORTHWHILE CAMPAIGN   NO. 2—The turnl
amount of dye they contain is still going on up h-
at Ihe Collegian office. T»ke time out and go throu
your old stamp collection or those treasured telle
and clip the sumps. Every one will help . . . tha
OAFFYNITIONS—
Booze—what we get from an audience.
Climate—the way to get up « tree.
Fleece—peaky little animal*.
Oil—English title of nobility.
Wor*hip-.i battle*hlp.
Chore—what"* always left from an apple.
Corp«e—-the Army air flyers.
interests of the college. By any sretch of the
imagination could it be assumed that Fresno
State College lads in thc armed services would
enjoy reading a muckraking sheet concerning matterr of no importance to them in these
critical times. Some of us realize it is hard
work to get out a Collegian, but why not
please try a booster policy for,a change and
just sec how much more fun it would be to
publt.il a Collegian.
JOHN W. WRIGHT
/." is hard for nt to beliete lisat The Collegi
•tag is "mote interested in itself than in further!,
the best interest of thc college." Tbe Cancelled\
Stamp Drive, the Idler to boys in the sen ice
paitn. Spiing Suing boosting, the editorial on ,
.nice, I. Donald Pynun's editorial on the second war\
loan, the Red Cross drive, the War Sight boosting.
':• ERC editorials. Ihe free mailing of The Collegian
ii ex-students in sen ice. and publicity for the Play
house Canteens—these among other things male t<<
think that ue're not so selfish and vain a, the author
implies. And certainly if the above list doesn't seem
!■• be boosting FSC it is because there isn't room
enough to tell the rest. Boosting is a great thing. It
make, aerybody happy. But morally a newspaper
should not praise that which is unworthy. A college
newspaper should.pr'mt news as it finds it—accurately,
unbiased, and non-partisan, lt seeks out errors, and
etil when.it can and shows them to light. It works
for the betterment of its readers. At lean that is our
philosophy and our earnest arm.
flulldaq-ettes..
By Bov Campbell
'his you've been telling Daughter about sol-
going lo help harvest crops?"
2 o'Clock PE Class Takes
Pentathlon Crown
The two o'clock P. K. class won
ie Inlerclass Pentathalon with a
tal score of 1.732 point* ax the
ur o'clock session collected  1.622
insisted of Ken Hlggins with 37S
.im- 11,-nnle llrasc 361, Lnyton
illls 350,  Harper Dott 323.    and
Don Fisher with 320.
Individual  leaders of Ihe  entire
inlest were Champion Leland At-
n* with a total or 179. followed by
Roddle Morrison's   ins    and    Ran
dolph Cockerel!'* 383.
Patronize Our Advertisers
LOST—One brown wallet near or
In stadium. Please return to Thc
Collegian office. Bev Campbell.
Valley Donut
and Coffee Shop
Try Our Donuts
2328 TULARE   STREET
EASTER   DRESSES
AT SPECIAL PRICES    *
REGULAR AND HALF SIZE DRESSES, SUITS AND COATS
IDA   MAE
Chimo - Oliver Flower
Shop
2ft?, FSESNO ST.
Order Easter Flowers Now
CORSAGES-PLMTS
FLOWERS
-The Fresno State College Collegia)
COU£OIAN SPORTS
- Page Three
„lng: Motor ability
•ii Thursday and Friday!
ek, and Ihe following
d Tuesday If necessary,
. enrolled in activity
I those not enrolled who
itlng    Owen.by      and
,| . . . Come on. you manag-
mnd up Ihe girl* . . . what we
is a Utile cooperation;
:ers can't do It all)
l. The pool will not be open
i.nd.-iy. Wednesday,  and
ternoons from 1:00 to 5:00 aa
will be men's swimming |
- using the pool. Due to these
s a new schedule   has
out; the pool will be open
,n  week days from 12:00 to
on Tuesday and Thursdays
ton to 5:00. and on Fridays
12:uu to 2:00. according
.Vnterman. head of the W
hysical education departm
Patronize Our Advertisers
DANCE
Marigold Ballroom
11-PIECE  ORCHESTRA
iVIHY SATURDAY NITE
Dance the Way You Uke
BALLROOM TO RENT
FOR PRIVATE USE
PHONE  2-2661
XQP MAN
A former FSC crthlete. Elam
Hill, pictured above, lopped
all others in an all-round
physical strength test held at
Ihe Norlolk, Va„ Naval Training School, where Hill is stationed.
Elam Hill Winner
Of Strength Test
Elam Hill, former FSC basketball
nnd trank athlete who Is attendh
a naval officer's training school
Norfolk. Virginia, recently attained
the highest score or anyone a
school   In   an   all round   strength
Hill scored a total of 112 polnte
in the test.- 60 points more tha
his nearest competitor. The test il
eluded such exercise* as chinnin,
ulandlnc broad jump, nn-1 push-up,
Dominic IiimagRio. noted Cons
nnd American League baseball
player, and Rudy Mucha. former
All American footballer from Washington State College, are other
member:, of Hill's company.
Hill attended Fresno SUte from
1937 to 1911. returning 111 1912 fo,
post-graduate work. At one time he
held the speed record over the FSC
obstacle course.
Eddie Flynn Leads
Bulldog Hitters
By Sheldon Lew j
Ed  Flynn. the Bulldog baseball
*quad'«   rangy   pitcher,   has   laid
i  the  age old   diamond   hoax
a  hurlcr  can't  hlL  Leading
Coach Plx Pierson'* horsehide ag-
gregatlon with a batting average
of a neat .100. Flynn Is closely followed by Glann Danlelson, who Is
hitting .391. and Mike Garzoni. batting .361.
Oarxonl and Danlelson are fighting It out for the top spot In the
heavy hitting department. Dig Mike
ha.   hit   .even   double*   and   o
triple and ha* batted In a total
un*. while Outfielder Danlelson
slugged foiir triples, three dou-
. and ha* eleven run* batted In
II told, ten Bulldog* are batting
r. .300. Besides the top trio ot
Flynn. Danlelson, and Garzoni, arc
Wilbur Beaaley and Ell Pavlovlch,
333; Jackie Fellow* and Suge Car-
Rex   Schroder  and
BUY MORE AHD MOPE MLR BONDS!
HOLDS RECORD
"■ .316.
pitching department.
Rice has two win* over Fresno |
Tech In two attempts on the mo
his credit. Schroder has one
and no losse*. and Garzoni has
victories to a lone defeat. Flynn I
and Salwasser have bandied
mound  spot  in thc bigger games
two defeats, respectively.
The Bulldog* have played si j
same* to date, gaining ten
iiniphs nnd losing six contest,
Softball Put Off;
Entries Still Open
The Intramural aoftbnll    tournament hn» been postponed
er    the    regular    varsity
league is finished, aniioun
mogul Myron Anrien
r sofebnll will I,
VARSITY TRACKMEN WILL
BATTLE STANFORD NEXT
Fresno State's track contingent, approximately twenty
strong, will entrain for Palo Alto Friday to do battle with the
highly touted Stanford Indians Saturday afternoon. This
meet will bring together two dark-horse teams, both of which
have shown considerable strength and individual stars in
heir epening meet*.
FULTON  FEARED
Stanford's Johnny Fulton may be
thorn In. Coach J. Flint Han ner'r,
side all afternoon as tbe Indian is
ipable of winning any race front'
,e 100 yard dasb to the mile run,
(sides stealing a lap on the relay.
It Is figured Fulton will tangle
Ith Shropshire and Baker In tbe
.10 and then return to run SUte'a
Hunt In the furlong. He baa limes
" 18.2 and  31.6  respectively this
Fresno'*   hurdlers,   Futrell   and
Pattee, should find II  easy   going
against thc Tribe's Mardeiscb. who
boast only 15.9.   The   discus
id show a heavy toll on Fres-
score card with Sturgeon, Lace. Hunter, and   Handley   all
latently   over    130 teeL    The
high Jump should be a sweep for
Stanford a* Zaleslta.    Jone*.    and
Millar have all cleared 6 feet three
FULTON VS. SHROPSHIRE
If Fulton and Shropshire should
eet In the half-mile It would set-
e a big factor on  who    Is    tbe
last's best two-lapper and provide
the beat race of the day. Bulldog
Jack Hunt should have no trouble
tbe 100 as no SUnford runner
has hit 10 flat, but    Fulton    and
Hunt may please the crowd in the
220.  Bill  Kisllng    will    have    his
hands full with Compton    in    the
mile and two mile   and   Fresno'*
,ulters. Walters. Knoll, and
i   should   place   highly   In.
vent.   Tom  Craven's  return
team wa* greatly appreciated by J. Flint and will count heavily In the 410. 880 and relay.
If the meet Is to be decided by
the relay, as It may. Stanford's undefeated team will have to ramble
as Craven. l.ewi«. Baker and
Shropshire are all good' quarter-
mllers and Hanner can throw In
Futrell or Hunt, if needed.
ED STURGEON, sophomore
discus thrower, who broke
the meet record in his event
with a throw ol 135 feel in
the COP meet Saturday.
Staters Swamp
COP in Season's
First Dual Meet
.-.-. Individ-
Inl* will be
p posted In
Tower Confectionery
 815 Olive	
COMPLIMENTS OF
OF
Fresno Towel
Co.
115 Thesia SL    Phone 4-4677
ton Junior College and College of
Ihe Pacific S6M lo 1114 Saturday.
Teh event* were scored two ways.
I. combined   with    the
12 OUT OF 15
- IS e-
e walked off with 13 j
sweeping the low hurdle
vault and the dlscu* and a
Ing a  first and second in
and    high    hurdles.    Considerable
the Javelin and high Jump.
Five meet record* fell   and   on
was tied on the fast track in Rat
ter two of them when he cleared
the stick* in 11.7 ter the high* and
21.1 in the 220 yard lows to beat
Jack Pattee. another Fresno man.
Both records were formerly held by
Bulldog Charlie Easier and made in
1929.
SHROPSHIRE  STARS
Joe Shropshire finished ahead of
Grant Dtinlap of COP to set a new
record In the *so. going    rhe    dis-
13
Your"oilve'lnn—Van Ness A Olive
a 1.59.
Big Jean Lnmoui
year old record In tne snot put
with a heave of 19 feet, 1 Inch, to
better Dick White'* mark of 47
feet. 2 Inches, which haa stood
-ince 1930.
KISLING WINS TWO
Ed Sturgeon was another to set
a new meet record with a throw
of 135 feet In the discus to lop the
old mark of 131 feet made by
James'Corson ot COP In 192S. and
Jackie Hunt, thc Fresno speedster,
equalled his best time and tied the
meet record when he   toured    the
BUI Klslina rambled borne ahead
of the field in the mile and 2 mile
to be the only other double winner. Kisllng won the mile in 4:47.4
and the 2 mile in 10:15.0.
Fresno'* mile relay team (Lewi*.
Baker.   Craven.   Shropshire)     won