1945_10 The Daily Collegian October 1945

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tCoamomal t**m Pom l)
st tb* I'nlted State* Naval Fighter
Director School   Norfolk. Va .   tn*
•tractor     at     tbe     Naval     Badar
School,  in   Annapolli  and   Corpus
| Chrl.ll   Tet .   t  ttsff  member  In
| tbe office of the chief of naval operation.    Wiihtngton.   D   C .   offl
icer In charge of th*  Argui train
Ing    detiehment     Port    Hueneme
I Calif .   commanding  officer  of   Ar
No    1.   tighter   direction
Dear Mesa: The ftmed Sen Fran
Sisrs Charter haa now been rati
Bag by SO of tb* United Nation*,
eae more than th* necetsary two
third* rstiBcstion for scceptsnce >u* *j
ftp the United Nations   This l* the | aml  raaal
ratlBcstlon of a charter that  is to   iamj   Saw Outeaa area,   esaeul
aat ap the stachtaery for the mam   officer of  the  Pacific  Fleet Radar
I teaaace ef peer* and life for the ! Center     and    Snally    director
nation, of the world training for ihe I'nlted Btatee Flee
Th*  actual   ah*ddlng   of   blood     Training Oai
I hut tear* Mil
hwMllil.ee Politic*! dif!*rer>c*<
•si*t between the "Big Three'
which the r*c*nt Pereigi
IMer*" m*«ting at London
te settle China haa her trouble,
between tht Communhtt tnd th*
NstionaliM*. Argentina I* clsm
boring far freedom, ana a f*w
Say* ago Portugal r*c*iv*d ward
Shat It new will *n)ey th* gr.it
t ha* *v*r .njoy.d
eS State* in tb* center ef inter
nal dieeentlen which It detrimental te h*r reconversion
Peace. Ifcks war. doesn't occur all
" at eae* It mutt have other exlal-
lag tasters which make II peeMbl*
prior to It* acceptance It can't
coas* all at one* aad 1U detain
Stent it due te the haatinen of s
BBSStl who waat peace at th* im
stedltte conclusion ot war without
working for this pence True, tbe
people gsve and sacrificed during
the wsr to bring It te s conclusion.
The  PYeantn  served  sine years
■ officer In charge of Section S of
le naval reserve   12th Nsvsl Dls
Mlrw ilrict. with headquarter, tn Preano
fgTffw'w'before being called  to active duty
but thli wai for the
an end that, bad
longer, would have meant greater
rhaee and suffering New we nut
give and earrlflee for tbe attainment of beginning which can mean
Like w* aweated out tbe itrife
of war we muat be willing to iweat
out the itrife of reconversion and
tbe ultimate attainment M peace.
which will mean
actually won the
mean that wa he
obligations we hav
through a war victory
Th* United Statee ia to b. th*
p.rm*n*nt tit* of tb* United Na
Hon. htadquarttrt; w* mult b*
th* hadtrt In the ettainm.nl.  ef
Incurred
th* T and tb* doubl* wing with
M*l Ouetafseh snd H*rk*y Celt-
man running the quarter alM.
Out, a 200 pound termer Army
MP haa proven hlm**lf capable,
ea a passer, kick*r, ball handler
and Meeker. H* delights in hsrd
blocking and tackling and would
b*    called    rough   in   any   man*
Th* lawS World hen**, which
■lot* tb* tportlite lait week ended
Wedaoeday with tbe Detroit Tiger-
ann.ung th* crown-with four ou
of .even gsme. Publicised ss one.
of the screwiest, stoat poorly
played serie* lo dste. II neverthe
l*ii provided vis rsdlo. ths mil
lions of baseball fans of the world
with  plenty of excitement
The Brat men's campus dormitory
was deelsred on limits" this week
and fnto the larg* barn like at rue
tuiV moved Ol* little family o
Bhropshlre. Shaffer. Kelly. Falco
and about a *for* ot Stst en who
will look for guidsnee from thel
house mother Pappy" I>on Ben
Bolt
Left ever Chsrli*  Ksyean
accepting new responsibility a.
Madlum manager . . Pisrson
saying St. Mary's rwslly h*s the
goeSB . Injur** Bulldog* Bid
w*ll and Meran sitting up again
questioning at te the Jden.
tity Si Cindy Legs Mill bother
•uayT. . snd. C. L.
fine things that  BBS
First Student Council
Meeting Is Postponed
Ih. student rouscll meeting
irhigalirt for Isst night has been
poMpoaed to next Thursday nlgbt
Frank   Meeple.   atudent   pretldetjt.
I   \\.'.t.....!.\    . n.
the   imly
pro port lo
II. i
lirtill
opportunity   to   ol. •
till   ■BBBBWStj
Miss    Slei.. ,
finished  I oil. -.-.      ..nt that
very hasajg   to t..    .1.1.
Fre.no State  Coll.-n.
i.   BSPJ   mii.-h
Sin    i.i'■ lied  hating  lived   in  Ih
same Mock with In   I
mother    in     lb-rheley    before    sh
learned how to play Ihe piano   She
BJ satl play with ber
kittens, hut she BSSwaaaat* ri-mem
hered the cookies thst Mrs  T.-nney
The   artist     who   |
All   students   ami   student   oigali
• 1'iesentillve* may  attend
Sg   Those planning to at
tend   ihwuld   sign   up  In   the   foyer
nt..!   in   h.r
Hi-i Bteesf Bssa i
see   when  she  wa*   H  years
hat   written  the
li..-oiding.   which   Is   a   new    me
diiitn   foi   Mis«   Sleiiciynsk;
which  IBS .lie.  She
ot     I he    piece*
that wen- iii.iul."l in h.-r program
•ust.   who   is   known   for
plannlnr  to  Kive  her next
FRIENDLY FOSS
RADIO SERVICE
-Pott   Ctn   Fix
JOHNNIE'S ( LKANERS
Clothes Cleaned in I to 2 Days
•nl.  efficient  lervic
Take a gander
our sports coats...
A fees starts east is a good invesrnvent any time.
First of all, Root sports costs sre cut to fit and
be comfortable. They "re well tailored, too, snd
will give you good service over a long period
of wear Take your pick ol a good selection r
solid colors, over-plaids, ctegeks, herringbones
In tsns, blues, greys snd browns. All sites, too,
from V6 to 44  Regulars, shorn snd longs
'20   »25   »30
FULTON AT FKKSNO STREET : FRESNO
Dr. Briggs Says
Barracks Will Be
Occupied Tonight
In spite of misleading reports in the paat regarding
the opening of the stadium
barracks. Dr. Mitchell P
Briggs, dean of men, main
tain* again the barrack* will he
■■■ < upancy tonight.
After paying a rental fee of S10
and a fee of 17.50 to cover break
age. the men will he nsked to sign
■ThJsB require esrh occupant
to care for his own bed. obaei
quiet after In U>. pay hit rent
advance, and generally maintain
good i mid it tons in thr dorm
Th*vbarrark*. afamjecl
bessg tn, in. .-.i ss  <>«•■ -i
°€OLL£f-plAH
"READABLE —WORTH   READING"
the dorm I* built will
a handball court when the boutlng
shortage Is leae acute, and there I*
no further need for the barracks
College Problems
To Be Discussed
College     1'ieeldent     Punk     W.
Thomas  Is  meeting  todsy  with  a
committee from the  I'nlverslty of
California on the Berkeley campus
. ..II.-glair problem*.
The itudent homing problem will
he sBtphasiaed at the meeting Ac
cording to Dr Thomaa. the I'nl
vertlty of California haa In the past
opposed the attempts of the atate
college, to secure appropriation!
for dormitories The changed policy
• it tli>- university Is etpected to agwg
■Btwag support to the »lste rollege*
Cooperative plans for protecting
fun.N in be appropriated by the
.late legislature for the construe
Hon of ln>.iimtu.n..I l.millings will
il-..  kg  discussed
In      Thomas    stated    that    these
nun!* have been Ibjpsltni il in gtg]
and count>  n-pies.-ntatlxes gaga gg
large   portion  of
Art Center Discusses
Prospective Members
sad  eaaassl
oiialln.nlinn-   for   ■ i
th.    •
\n   assises  who  hm.   .ompleted
eae arm   trass I    ■>' trade av
BaaS <>f  tin ii   «"iK  :iiul art   minor.
■
|     .   sweSg   will   BS  glx-n
In  lmii.li   <>f  preapeetle*  luembera
i ..iiiiniti. .   Ii.-i.l- f.n  the affair are
Mile    liar
tram,   decorations     IVailedn*   Lag
tin I   lut nations
"inch  will  be
<r*rt» &a*Ur9
Committee Will Meet
Th* publication* e*mmltt*e will
meat Monday nets in th* eeen-
mittee r*om of th* umen
VOL XXXIV     FRESNO, CALIFORNIA. FRIDA¥, OCTOBER 12, 1946
STATE PLANS FOR GRID GAME
Rally Committee
Plans Advertising
Parade in Town
Cal Poly Mustang Will
Invade Fresno Stadium
The California Polytechnic College Mustangs will invade
Ratcliffe Stadium tomorrow night to engage Fresno State's
undefeated Bulldogs at 8 o'clock. The Bulldogs snd the Mustangs battled to a 6-6 tie in the opening game of tha season.
How*v*r. .Inc. that gam* O
Henderao.'
haven't had much luck
roiinred ISO la.t Saturday hy thai
nar .tudded Camp
leer*, while Ibe Bulldog! ware
rolling over Aritona Slate  1S-0
The Bulldog! have relied on their
powerful    running   attack
heir gaate* to del* and the Mu.
angi are stressing s defensive
em whlcb tbey hope will stop
hard   running   Bulldog   backs.
to stop left half Jack
Kelley   who got   away   for aetata
long    gains    In   the   SI inter   P-eld
id  Aritona game*.
Tbe Mustangs may
passes  from quarterback  htel Ous
tut son  who has been  warming up
hia pitching arm In practice lately
RESERVES IMPROVE
Keserve lineman and backi alike
■bowing   tmprov*m*n
.  iltted  to  breakl,alr of thi
Into the lineup more sad more ss
Student Mail Will Be
Returned to Sender
All  atudent  mall  which  ha*  not
been   called   for   will   be   returned
■ the tender Monday   School mall
III be relumed to tbe offlre* from
hleh   It   came,   and   outside   ma't
III be sent ta the sender
Approximately   SO   student,   havo
uncalled for   mall    in    the    ttuden'
aa*BSS    Annie   Shew,   poet   ofr
fire chairman, ssld  The post offlre.
iltuated .at   the    entrance    to   the
itudent   union.  Is open  every  day
Frat Council Sets
Rush Dates, Elects
Fraternity rushing dstss were
Hied by the Inter Praternlty Coon
cil yeaterday noon, and officer* of
th* council w*re »lected for th*
fall lemeeter.
Irwin Eflrd. ZeU Mu. will terve
aa prealdent ef th* frat governing
body, and Norman Body, aagasa
Tau. ai vice president Horace
White. Tbeta Chi waa cheeen secretary
Official rush leatSB for the gv*
frsternltle. on th* campus will he-
gin Thursday when the ZeU Mu
members will entertain proapee-
tlve member* at the Brat  raih af
nigra. Taut will hav* their party
n*it Friday and Thelarfhl the fat-
lowing  Sunday
The tvo fraternities which have
been Inactive during the war
years. Alpha snd Mu Alpbs Dal
ta. will alee revive this fill   Alphs
the   >
October S4. amythe Mu Alpha Del
ta rush SawS haa not been »et
PreSpreiirw night for the frtter
nltleeWwlll be October SS. and all
eaee peitod will btat from mid
nlgbt tbi ' night iBI S pm the following when pledge Hit. will be
released to fraternity presides**
by Dean of Men Mitchell P   llrlgg*
The neit meeting of the Inter
> ill be Thursday at
II  M  pm    in   Hi    llrlgg* oClce
band, and a car caravan of rally
committee member, will leave the
front of the college at 10 am. tomorrow to parade through the
main section of town as sa sdver
ti.lng stunt for the Cal Poly PBC
football gamg
Tbe truck,  with .  large sign oa
each aid*, will also carry the Ft**
Stst* yell leaders.  Hank Eana
lieulta  Packard   and Patricia Sam
lis.
Bally committee members wll
follow tbe truck In two decorated
convertible*, and all ether itu
dents who havs cars will follow in
tbe parade
Varsity  yells  will  be given  aad
awsge isags will be sung during
the parade. Jackie Schukaeeht. ral
committee chairman, ta In
charge
During the half-time laterstle
.Ion at tbe gsme tomorrow. Fresno Btste rooters will perform card
tricks, arranged by tbe rally eota
on ev*i> seal In the rooters
wtlon will be s slip of paper, tell
Ing the student what color of card
use     during    each     numbered
When the signal Is given by Miss
Scbuknecht      each     student     wll
raise hit caari te eye level snd hold
Ibere until he Is told to tske I
III    rooter*    must    w**r    whit*
Jack, Naval Veteran, Returns
To Resume Physics Teaching
nin In.tnirtoi in phytic, tnd
electrical engineering In the t'nlt
Sg   Stale*   Nival   Academy   In   An
polls to the poet of director o
naval training for both tbe Atlant
iid Pacific Fle*l* It Ihe five and
half year* naval record of Coat
niiind.-r Ralph A Jack, professor
of BarpettS it the Preeno State Col
lege who has Just returned lo resume   his  classes  ou  the campus/
CesBBtaader Jack, what had a aUuf
of ggg officer* ,n(j i.see •* listed
in.: working under hi. direction.
was  leepon.lble for the Irslnlng o
S.oae officer* and s.000 stea eaeli
month The official directed al
training In naval communication!
radar, gunnery, gghter direction
anti aircraft     aad     machine     gun
raining at the I'mied tSatee Flee
Training renter tt Oabu did not
prevent the officer from seeing *c
Although    he   ssrsped   Japaneae
bullets while  In charge of an
vtneed radar iweannalaeance party
ulmlnaled In directorship of nava
mender Jack wai Injured ssslstlng
equlpmen
tbe surf Th* In
Jury, which necessitated treat men
Oakland
prevented the educator rrom re
turning te the rollege at the open
lag of the MSteeter last month
Commander Jack, who entered
th* Bertie* a* a lieutenant in 1S40.
left hit poet at Aauapolli In 1S41
to enter radar work
Fre^renceTllfjr
Parties to Cumax
Sorority Rushing
Climaxing a week of rushing and ushering in a new
group of pledgee far Use gee-
en campus sororities will be
the preference night parties
toalght by th* ee-
cial group*
The Alpha Theta SB-rarity wSB
entertain at a caitdlaslgSw bridge
party Lorrwtte aad fa* rati Can*-*
1*41 win be co-k.ettt.sa
Delta Kappas win fete taetr
guesti it t tatorgasboard fWaaer
and backward bridgw at tae heate
of Peggy Kohlmaa
Th* Delta Ma Pad Sorority wlB
entertain their rwspecUT* guests
st s China** dinner te he gleaa at
the borne of Betty Lea B.berta
Oastee of whist will fallow tha 4aaV
progrwaalv* dinner will he green by the Delta Sigma aTaaatsa
member* with the several en Brass
being given nt the O'Hera basse,
and host as ef Bylvt* Carlson sad
Barbara Gaal
The Ostega XI Omlcroa Sorerttp
will give a feeasBl hrwag* party.
Tb* boat* of Aadley Vaugha w*TJ
b* th* totting for the affair.
A dinner at dears* OoM Ian wSB
f*t* the gweeu of th* Pal Cal Seta
~>roiity   with  the   evening   Betas*.
latased with aa tnfartaal saAJtsr
g at the heate ef Mrs  Vera* Da
n*y. th* club ipoaaor    '
The Stgata   Phi   Oataata*    Baee
aaned a dinner sag Bridge par-
st the Forst  Waahlngton CaaSv  I
Slrsace period will begia toalght
midpight and will caeUaae satfl
Tu**day at S p.av. when law prtal
deals of the various toroiitl** wig
P4rk up their pSettpt Beta at the *#•
Bo* of Dr Hubert Phillip*. BwaV
llellenlc Iswysr
rntsgiag tstwsaaalBs wBJ he heag
by th* **v*ral grwaga aest w*eh
School Clothes to Be
Attire for Triple S Tea
llrt*  tnd  sweater,  will  b*  t
>er attire  for the Triple 8 tea
freshmen  women and transfer
BsawawSS   Thursday    The
qtmlnted'-   tea   will   be   held   In   the
coed  lounge from  4" to S SB p.st
the past there has been some
mi.under.t.ndlng ss
hould be worn." listed Triple 8
•resld.nt Dorothy Dlllman "It I*
lot a formal lea. th* glili should
..Hie   II.   their   school   clothe*
At Ihe last Triple S meeting Mlaa
Dlllman appointed tbe following
girls to head tbe
lie Bargum. decoration*. Balneary
Johnten. publicity. Eleanor Crip
pen. invitation*. Jenn McCain en
Shew,  proper
J»r
Boae.   bwtty    Kent     refreel
Helen   Klein   and  Cwrrlne  Caollet
will   bead  tb*  kitchen
Bulldog Gridders to. Be
Interviewed on Radio
Mel iiu*taf*on. Bulldog quarter
bark, will be Interviewed tt
thla afurnooe oa th* KABM
Sport* Parade program
Fullback Frank ValaraUa will he
the subject ef a thumbnail sketch
on the Walt Cave Pool ball Score-
board on KMJ tomorrew afternoon
st S SO o'clock
AWS Sets Date
For Queen's Ball
December 1  wUI be la* gate et
the Queen'i  Ball   MarawS Osstte,
iltteaa. which Isaewa*
Ths dead I la* fee alga ap* la WseV
sBsgtath  deparuaent    I*  the  oAher
leeUags Thoee cleht who haea sag
hoeea ihetr itprteeauihte pat
.re regueeted tb do so