1943_04 The Daily Collegian April 1943

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Sideline
Ramblings...
By Ed Sturgeon
Fresno Slate track ran* will gel ,
„ ir.r.1. .-.I members or the 1913 cin•
-The Freino State College Collegia
iild   become   ,
iGir.sCasaba -l^gnUC^
| Champs Crowned ffi&fa MEN ELIGIBLE
practice clnderpi
ino  Mate  v^ouege  ^o™,"-"
Bulldog-ettes.
—where cigarettes are judged
BNf"—Taste and Throat-is thc proving ground for
Only year ia«c and throat can decide which ciga-
, best to you ...and how it aOccts jour throat. For your
throat arc absolutely individual to you. Based on tbe
-ZONE" to a "T." Prove it tor yourself!
"COUeSOlAM
"READABLE —WORTH    READING"
VOLUME TWENTY-NINE
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1943
LastCanteentoBe
Plantation Show'
"Plantation Serenade" wil
be thc last University Street
Playhouse production of this
season, according to J. W.
Wright,  head of the speech
department   *t   Fresno   SUte   ~ '
, production, whl,
ed to open Mi
der the Joint dire
horns.   The   playhouse
spirituals    and    popular
ui'l comedy patter.
Caribbean Cruise." Tho new canteen Is to be divided In two halves
■vlih   a   short   lnterml»*lon   In  bc-
Attcr the performance, an olio
-111 be held, with Beverly Kuhlltz
„nd Dorothy Ohanne»lan leading
the audience  in old southern  fav-
John Ed Herbert of the art department, will plan tho scenery' for
the next canteen, as he ha* done
for the other shows of this season.
Hetty Butler will have charge ot
-he costumes, and Dorothy Hutchison   will   Instruct  tbe
wilt a
Child Care Class
Begins Monday
i by a
rare of children whose mo
-mployed In agriculture, defense
plants, or other war work will open
at Fresno State College next Monday, April 12.
Registration is being conducted
this week from 8:30 to 4 daily In
Ihe registrar's office in the general office. It will/officially end
Saturday noon. A fee of $3 will be
charged  those  taking the  class.
The cla«» will continue for the
eight    weeks    remaining    in    the
MARINES MUST FILL
FORM IMMEDIATELY
All marine reservist* who have
not yet completed the form received by Dean Mitchell P. Briggs
requesting    personal     Information
e forms, sent by the Navy De-
Dent headquarters. United
m Marine Corp.. Washington,
, are available In Dean Briggs"
MAJOR JACK  F.  TODD
MAJOR
IACK F.
Alaska Air Base Is Named
For Fresno State War Hero
Major Jack F. Todd, former Fresno State College student,
who was killed in action in his first mission of the war, is the
first FSCer and Fresnan to have an air field named in his
honor, the war department announced today. He was also
awarded the Distiguished Flying Cross posthumously
V-1, Marines
Will Take Test
ic qualifying test to be give
resno State  College on  April 80,j
cconllng to Dr. Frank R. Mot '
V-l   program,   only
Todd attended tho Fresno
State College two nnd one-half
years, leaving his medical education to enter the flying service for
Uncle Sam. He entered Randolph
Field for hi* training In October.
1935, and wa* graduated as second
lieutenant from Kelly Field n year
later.
Promoted from the rank of captain on June 6. 1912, he left March
Field as leader of a flight June 7.
and was killed four days later. An
official report announced that
Todd's plane was attacking a Kiskn
objective under heavy Japanese
nntl-alrcratt barrage, when an antiaircraft shell hit the bomb bay and
ship out of the
July 1 and prc-mcdlcal a
dental students will be
the examination. Pre
rged to take the test.
> test to be given this month
classification for the purpoi
liallfylng Navy and Marli
Corps students for participation i
te College Training Progrn
hich will be Inaugurated abo,
July 1. 1913. On the basis of th
I FSC I
s  active
Ih
a three-year-old son
Williams Unloads
First TNT on Paris
The first bomb dropped on Parts
by an American was released by
First Lieutenant Gordon William*,
former Fresno State College «tu-
by American Flying
•   the   French   city
Sunda:
William* wo* bombardier on tbe
Wham Bang, one of the 133 fortresses that blnstcd the Renault war
plant In thc French capital.'
Williams, according to records
at tho college, comes from Sanger.
He transferred from Reedley Junior College to Fresno State College In 193X. He attended Fresno
until 1940. thc first semester of his
senior  year,   when   he  Joined   the
He wa* commissioned n second
lieutenant July. 1911, In Albuquerque, New Mexico. He wa* transferred  to  England  on  October  16
mntai
Bette   Pow,
letters.
In describing Sunday's raid, th
former Stater said, "As we circle
to come back home nice fires ba
started, and a big pyre of dar
smoke pluming up already looke
like a Texas thunderblrd."
Caravan Copy Deadline
Set for Next Thursday
The Caravan. Fresno SUte College magazine, edited by John Hult-
lii'rir. Is soon to be released, according to the editorial board. Copy
Is still being accepted, but in order
to make the next issue lt should
be turned In by April 15. No copy
will be accepted after that date.
This Caravan will feature Item*
similar to the last Issue; poetry,
short stories, essays, Jokes, book
reviews, and art critiques.
Hultberg said, "Thi* la the students" magazine. In order to keep
It such the students must contrlb-
It. If anyone has poetry.
iblnks are worth publication them In to me in the
n poBt-offlce. care of the Cam-
will
reservists
same examination gi,
Uinlng to trigonometry and phys-
be required of Marine
dents. They may. If they
-lsh. t
e this
Class Discovers One Gets
More for Money From Milk
By Betty HeUbaum
Since the student* ... ,-.,b>
Porch's food study class have
learned how much more they get
from a nlckle glass of milk than
they get from the same price glass
of carbonated drink, they have in-
stlgated a milk campaign to inform
their fellow students of such important data as they have learned.
They have found that In a glass
of milk are calories. Important
proteins, significant amounts of cal-
d ha'
ss technical terms
hat all important too,
vith thc exception of
id in milk, while from soft
tontaln only quick energy.
Indents in this class have
college student*
Stubble Sprouts
For Hawkins Day
Sadie Hawkins Day of game*
and contests Is being planned by
> members of the Mu Alpha Del
and Zeta Mu fraternities, to con-
ctlon   with   the  Sadie   Hawkins
dance to be held Friday evening.
April 16.
-rill replace the Hey Day, usu-
held  every   spring   semester
to the Masque Ball,
r  one  day  the  Fresno   SUte
College campus will be turned Into
"Shady  Gulch"   with   all   the   studenU   In  "hill billy"   clothes.   Spe-
al   games   are   planned,   among
hlch Is going to be a race with
te  coed*  chasing  the  men.
Signups    for   the   '•whlakerino"
mtest were held yesterday In the
Tice   of   the   student   president,
Floyd Hyde, with about 20 men en-
red In the content. Prizes for the
ost original or longest beard will
j awarded.
The dance will be held from 9
, 12 o'clock in one of the local
ballrooms. There will be a'large or-
hestra for dancing.
Part of the evening's entenain-
oent will be a mock wtddlng eere-
oony for the chosen "Daisy Mae"
nd "Li'l Abner." All organizations
re to submit the names of their
andldates for "Daisy Mae" and
Li'l Abner" to Earl Yocum. president of the ZeU Mu fraternity, by
for tl
n Wed-
it of n,
election to be held
April 14.
whole theme of the affair Is
backwards, with the women doing
r. providing tbe transportation, and  buying tbe  bids.  Bids
Steady' to Be
Crowned Friday
Crowning of the Pan-Hellenic
"Steady," thc sororities' selection
tor the ouutanding fraternity
pledge of the spring semester, is
to be held at War Night this Friday under the sponsorship of the
Pan-Hellenic  League.
The main atti
ning will be th
to help Judge t
from each of I
pledge   classes.
e of the men
the  I
action of the eve-
he two candidates
he   five   fraternity
will be chosen on
of his passing ability
uooioaiij. good looks, sweater appeal, foot size, and "line."
One of the contests to Judge tbe
smoothness of each of the candidate's approach in asking a coed
for a date will be to have the candidate try his "line" on one of the
sorority pledges.
The names of the candidates are
to be turned in by today to Marine
Hutchinson,   president   of the
ment and dancing are now being
made by the committee in charge.
The affair will be held In the social
hall   of  the   Union   from   9   to   12