1945_10 The Daily Collegian October 1945

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Editor Jean Caaey
Advertising Manager Clarence Niebuhr
Haws Editor Bonnie Beeman
Copy  Editor Betty Kenl
Sports Writers       Bob Minor and Bruce Farns
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Anm* Sh*w   («
lean McCain. Lee Soto. Allie Bargum.
Democracy: To Be or
Not to Be
John T Flynn, in the August number of Tht
Bamier's Digest, has some interesting things to
ssy about how the Federal government has
tsken a page, perhaps even several chapters,
from Samuel Insult's experience at evading Fed-
era! laws and the Constitution through manipulation of corporation law
Here is how it works In 1932 Congress crested the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
for the purpose of lending money to banks and
other such financial institutions faced with dis
aster in the early 1930s After a new administration came into power, the RFC became authorized ro borrow money from the Treasury
without specifying the use ro which the money
wss to be put
Senaror Byrd says rhat so far rhe RFC has
borrowed 14 billion dollars, in this manner and
by astute manipulation has built this sum up
to 4tS billion dollars. This money may be used
for any purpose and without the knowledge or
interference of Congress
The RFC was handed over to the president
for use at his discretion and rhe following procedure was devised. The states of Delaware and
New Jersey have lax laws in regard to the
process of incorporation The president has a
projected bureau incorporated as a corporate
entity in the eyes of the law in one of rhe
"easy" states listed above.
In this manner Congress is relieved of the
"trouble" of authorizing the bureau and approving the president's choice of directors, .1
function, incidennilly. originally dclegared by
the Constitution to Congress. If the corporation in question needs money from a similar
corporation, it in rurn gers if from RFC,
which is also .1 tunuion originally dtHegared
to Congress hy the Constitution
Here we have .1 Jcm.c whereby the execu-
trre, who is charged with she execution of laws
msy instead both enatt and execute laws with
out any real control by Congress These cor
porations may be created by the president with
our even the knowledge of Congress, their n-
sasaces axe procured directly from the Treasury
resident's behest, a process over which
1 hss no control; and their financial
of *J4t?t
We racked our brain* to think of aomethlng
kind to aay to Intplre you with today. We ar* en
th* outilde to understand your problemi we muit
gel to th*  Inilde   HOW
Juit tben a aguderrt wsndered by "If you sre on
the  outside,   and   want   to   get   Inside,   whst   do   we
* * *
"Go te th. students. Be one et them.'* wit '
th. an.w.r W. triad Down w. m.rch.d te th.
co*d leng*: w* looked sround w. imitst.d whil
ws saw. We w*r* • nop: W. could net toe.
worldly. Our faces ttlll b*am*d. Our hslo* would
not leav* us. W« mooched a clgaret. W* *t-
t.mpt.d to .mot., it A* th. foul air entered
our lung*, w. burped W* grew dluy, we fell
proetratsd en the sets   It wss the     "
People began to notice u. We looked st each other
with eipectant glances. We noncbslsntly accepted
some seedi offered ui by s Isradaalcal lounge lltard
(But what were tbey for?) We watched: we list
ened; we learned. Soon we too were entered In tbe
conteat of where to toss th* empty shells
a     a     a
Our target for th* day waa th* lamp shade
across ths ream. At first w* failed At last w*
succseded. W. w«r* on. of th* crowd. But th*
tlm* hid com* to dot* up th* lounge. We were
boldly pu*h.d out th* door. To* 1st* vet r.il.
H*d that th* pok.r g*m* had started without u*.
Ala*, one* m*nt ws w*r* out of th* crowd
a     *     *
We  psused  to  mend our   broken   wingi.   But
scream from a budget being allced In half dragged
u. beck to th. Association Office. Tslk of hundred
dollsr debts. Bnanclal setback* met us st ths door
Killer 8afstrom was on ths loos*. We left1
The Hear View
Mirror . . .
Itn't tha policy of thlt column
eak critically of any Individual
roup   that   Is   connected   wtth
PSC (my nous* Is alao of glaas).
It  seem* thst  It I.  time that
ws discus, the men'i organliatlon
is school   The fouith week of
school hss come to s SSSSe ->nd aa
the   Associated   Men   IguidenU
have faUed to hold a mcetln* which
would .bjing the men of this srtiool
Th* AMS 11 thst democratic
•rgenlistion which bring* both
th* non fr«t and frat man togeth
• r It i* te th. benefit ef th.
schawl th»t inch in organ.*.Hon
function in i emoeth ind ictiv.
m.nn.r It il to tht benefit of
th* AMS and to th. oth.r m.l.
la.d.rt of th* *chool thl
ganliation b* "on th« fe
of th* gr**t**t benefit
who don't belong to to
mil* organization. '
h*r* that w* can «>pr..« our
vl*w* without any party affilla-
tien* and *njoy much of our *o-
cial  life wtiile st college
operarions are not subject to the scruriny of
Congress' general accounting office.
All of the foregoing/can take place without
the knowledge of Congress or rhe public There
were ar leasr 28 of rhese corporations before
the war emergency and it is variously estimated
rhat there are between 31 and 101 of .these
Micheavalian devices now in existence. According to Senaror Byrd the CCC utilizes the services of 50 separate corporations to carry on
irs activities
What does all this add up to? Our govern
menr is composed of three branches Legists
five, judicial and executive Legislative SB enact
laws; judicial to review thc legality of laws;
and executive to enforce and execurc laws
Under the set-up described above it is pos
sible for the ilnef executive to delegate to him
self and political holding companies the powers
of  the  legislature and  hold  Congress  at  his
The chief executive is in a position to hl.uk
mail Congress into doing as he desires under
rhe threat of withholding the very politically
effective services that tan be performed through
these political corporations
The powers of government can be concen
rrated into rhe hands of one vast holding com
pany under the control of thc chief executive
This is not just a mere possibility, it has been
happening and is happening'
Democracy: To be or not to be; chat ii truly
rhe question!—Bonds.
t thli or
Th* fact that last lemetter th*
AMS held Hi election and party
shouldn't be * detriment to holding a smoker, a banquet with good
entertainment, or aome other type
of social male gathering this »e
mester. If the AM 8 Is defunct It
Isn't because men are lacking,
which wss th* ctcuse during the
war y**r*. but became something
Is lacking tn the AMR. True. State
haan't Its full complement of
back but there la a aufflclent 1
ber to make this semester « good
AMS semester.
mm*
While the AMS IssO aemetter
didn't set the school on Are. tt did
pay the debt Incurred by the previous AMS administration and An
Ished the year out of the "financial
red!" either we have an AMS that
1* artlve and a credit to tbe
of tbe school or we haven't
thing
WAA Activities
Get Underway
The recreational activities pro
am. sponsored by the WAA. got
ider way this week with the be
nnlng of volleyball and swim
hjg
Points toward a arhool letter
may be earned by attending * of
e 10 aesstons which are open to
I women students nn th.' rumpus
Volleyball units under the dlrec
in »f Milium aSee «ophomore
id..-. .1 .-diinitinii major and a
nember of ihe WAA. meet on Ihe
somen's athl'tir field nn Tues
ln>«  and   Thin-lav.  at   I  o'clock
Swimming sessions are held In
li.- BaaS .hi stesaSajri ,.n.i BfewBe*
leys during Ihe f o'clock period
"mint tilrls \ho are
Bteresled In the annual WAA
swim pagaenl BeOnwwSBg to ll.-\
•rly Campbell, prealdent. may take
.Haulage of thl* time to Improve
belt stroking and rhythmlral
iwlmmlng
Am h. iv i„ begin net! Week, will
M> given on Friday* at 1 o'clock
in the athletic field under the an
pervlainn of .in advanced archery
student majoring in physical educa
Hon
All sessions will meet regularly,
regardless of weather condition*
Sign* regarding the meeting place
will be posted on Ihe WAA buhwlln
board In the gym
The Bulldog* continue, on their
victory march with their lateat sue
ces* a ISO victory over Aritona
State of flagstaff Arliont Tumor
row nlte t'oach Pit Pler»on'» boy*
encounter Cal Poly In * rematch.
My "moola" Is riding the local I,ids
to come through with a vlrlory
My friend, Don Levy, report
edly th* Orson Welles of th*
Pltyhout*. recently lurprned me
with a falr-to middling imperson
ttion of .hat Ink Spot with a ro
prsno voice Now if h. and that
county fair comedian of "Com*
down off the raftert. Mother,"
you cant get on the beam that
way" fame and two other Joker*
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Prompt Radio Service
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Lady's Bo** Gold Sulovo wrist
wolch oa campus. Return to
Association   Offic*.
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Since 1910
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Phone 2-3197
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FRATERNITY PINS
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Vcrrsity   T" Society
Alpha Frcrterniry
Short Shavings
By Candy L~j.
Prediction: The Bulldog* will
tset* th*ir first detest of tb*
••••on when th* Cal Poly Mu*
Una* mv.d* Ratcliff* Stadium
tomorrow night at S.
Candy Leg. aaya that th* tail
ora from San Lula Oblapo will
•m*ar th* local* by 12 pointt
til mads in th* first hslf.
This il net treason on th* part
of Cindy Leg* but in honest be
lief
Cindy Leg. BSBBBS '" he •tick
Ing his neck nut for tbe Hull.log.
are undefeated and the Mustangs
wlnless hill Plersnn's men Will be
rhurhed for a l..«s tommrnw night
hy  the V5 men
The 7 Up ecor. sheet gl.es  FSC
li   point,   to   win   but   the   tame
will tell tbe story
After meeting Ce*-Poly Saturday, th* Bulldog* will take on
the Santi Ba/bara atarinWa m
Ssnts Ba>t>.r».' San Di.go Mat*
her*; U. or Nevada In SenoT^
St. Mary's here and Camp Seal*
In Maryivllle. The Thanksgiving
Oay g.me. according to humors,
will be pliy*d against Ihe 45
PU team. Amos Alonio Stsgg'i
COP'en. who th* Bulldogs best
U-0  earlier   In   the   sessen
Lamp Beale loat to the fleet
City Blue Jackets. 8s 0. laat week
but trcnrdlng to all report!, the
■oldlen will be t different trim
when the Bulldogs meet them No
vember 17. Seven recently assigned
members of tbe West Point team
arrived at Beale. including Joe
Stanowlci. All American guard:
Bob Hayee, tackle; Lorn Lavmbardo.
quarterback; Bob St. Onge. center, all of whom received mention
on All American selections laat
year. Weet Point boasted the best
record snd beef plsyers snd wss
voted the outstanding team of 1S4 4
Over SO per cent of all college
• I.ven. us* 1 T formttlon of
torn* variety In t T th* key man
■• th* quarterback who doe.
much ef th* ball handling and
(Coatmatd oa P*f 4)
Bjsj   n
Industrial Arts
Program Planned
Plans for an enlarged Industrial
arta program are under way on the
P8C campu* by college official!.
who have estimated an Increased
enrollment of approximately (00
student! within the nett few year.
Industrial art claaa**
Dr Frank W. Thomas prealdent
of Ihe collage, *ald the program
will get Into full awing aa loon as
the new Industrial arta building,
i* of the Aral of se.en ball.llng*
>   be   constructed   nn   the  campus.
The eiecutlve declared new far-
members will be added to tab
>   of   tbe   wide   Industrial   arl
A Orosae, in rhtrgr of Indus
arta classes staled the facll
laat would be offered * will
compare favorably with those of
ic Isrger Institutions of the coon
try.
a new Industrial arts building
will be situated acroa* Del Mar Avenue from the atudent union
e building will hive three
wing*: On* for aeronautics sod
printing Instruction another for
sbop snd general metal work,
a third with quarters for engineering and .rood work.
On the second floor facilities will
provide for s genera) activities
ihop general electrical work, end
mechanical, architectural and engl
leering drafting.
The building will slso Include s
aboratory with aa auditorium to
lest ISO persons Office space will
be sdded with an Industrial arti
library snd s conference room
Juke-box Dance to Be
Held After Game
A Juke box dance, to begin as
soon aa tbe game I* over will be
held In the union  social ball
It will honor the winning team
Arrangement* have been made by
the rally committee
Advancement
Rebuttal...
T. S. to
Benny (C.U Phillips
-THANKS-
for the
Compliment
"Highly Talented"
Had no idea our local
"Copy Boy"
is so "highly talented" himself as a musical critic.
In fact, didn't know
he had any talents
at all
DICK
ALEXANDER
Fresno State Collage Collegian	
More Football YWCA Director
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BUY BONUS
Earl   Maxe.ll.   tackle  Abe  flhubln
aad Daren Neiklrk. guard.
tn the barkfleld. halfback Clenn
I Shaffer Is showing constant im
provement and broke away for
State'* longest touchdown run this
year against Aritona when be went
for 5S yords Other backa showing
Improvement ire Benny Phillips
Rlny Shlebelhut l.onis Papar and
Oliver IMdwell
AVERAGE   S   YARDS
Most of the Bulldog harki
averaged S yards more per
and should Increaae this a
against Pal Poly, but of cour
I'oly linemen will hav* aomethlng
tn aay  about   that
Probable  starting  lineup*
Visits Campus
Mlii  Minna  Hsaten  of  the  Net     Wendell Chapman, nsturtllst pae>
tlonsl YWCA it iff vlilted th* e*m
pus yesterday snd today to aid In-'
the reorganisation of PBC chapter
of the Student Christian Associs
Hon
Mia* Han.en I* promoting plan.
that will enable th* BCA.frees
Pretno to participate In the Asllo-
mor f'onference in Monterey from
December *7 lo January 1
The BCA. sn Interracial nrg.nl
tatlnn. sponsored here by Dr. John
Harton. haa as one of It. purpose* |
■   weekly   chapel   eervlee
Hansen, regional executive
director of tb* Aallomor territory.
PBC frequently to dlseus*
personsl reunions snd vocation* of
■tudent*. a* well aa pertlrlpati
SCA  activities
Mitchell               L*3
.Jlerry
Skochko               C
Baudoeln
Bolt                   rt<;
Weetbrwok
Winder                BT
Hutlo
Baley                    RE
Pace
Gustation            QB
Page
Kelley                  (III
Shropshire           HB
Bewtey
Valarello                F
About 400 Attend
Frosh Reception
Approximately 40
r.n.fer. tnd campua men turned
>ut for tha freahman reception
■eld In the union social hall Tues
lay • van Ing.
Th* "get arquilnted" theme was
carried out by colorful posters da
plcting rarlou* campua- organisation* and cardinal and blue stream
era floated about tbe hall
Pearledna  Lanen  acted  aa  mis
ess of ceretaealea and Dick Alexander'! orchestra provided th* music
Chapman, Naturalist
Photographer, to S pee It
tographer of American wUd lfta.
will present ill-color pictures eat."
lactur*. "Lords of th* Bock!**." al i
Bernice  Bickner Will
Head Frosh Activities
mice Bickner wss chosen pre*
of the Freahman Wotaen'i
Social Activities Club at a meeting
day In the botanical gardens
Virginia Tiber will be aecreUry
tnd  BenlU  Packard the AW8 rep-
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