1945_10 The Daily Collegian October 1945

              Pac»a Two
- The Fresno State College Collegian -
•COUEOIAW RaUL
PwaSatatd hwiWHti, ewrina ate k**m y**r
Weill   Mallear,   an*   gs.mle.tlee   Pert**.   By
THS  PMKSNO  STATS  COLLSQt   ASSOCIATION
r
r t. iter. .1 th.
WATBS—*«<
On* t	
Ties collsqian or
Slghty    ISO)    C.nU    par    Mm*.
PirTy twti (S1BB) eerjreer
fick. *tu«.nt Unleii. *w*r»* *
BasliaassMsailiisM^
Editor
Advartiaing Manager
plows Editor
Copy Editor
loan Casey
Clarence Niebuhr
Bonnie Beeman
Betty Kent
Sports Wnters       Bob Minor and Bruce Farris
' BxBBtBtsis B*nny Phillip*. lan*t Adams. Bu* Adams
Annie Sh*w. l*an McCain. Lt* Soto Alii* Bargum.
Bonro* Cull. Margar.t Munson. |*ann* Kirk. Donna
Plertol. Floranc* Frantticn, Marian Zalian. Mary or
ownsen  lohn GriHith
The steet popular question of the dsy seemi
te he. "Where waa Frank Me.pie Saturday when tbe
Bulldog! were out there pitching again.t Mlnter
Fieldr
i we discovered thst our
y wss st th. gam., although
h. time, snd arrived sn hour
er eo 1st*. What w* are wondering new It what
happ*o.d to hi* vo.ee We didn't hetr that eld
ftmlllar yell.
a SB a
I see Budy li .till sround . St. still fsvor. FSC
rather than Uncle Bam but rumor* hav^ It that bell
Boon he wearing kbakl Incidentally. Norman, every
one li wondering why there waa no Introduction Frl
day night of the Sigma Tau pin-up girl
I wonder If Plx Pi.rson thought h* wss scat 11 ths other nightf If h* want* thsm In bed
•arty, I luggctt that h* take them home and
tuck them In personally—then lock th.m In th*
room so th*y can't g.t out Even «hat might not
vesrfc — football   plsysrs   sr*   only   humsn.   ysu
Short Shavings
BT Candy Leg.
Th* question: How come the
scoreless gsme with Mlnter Field
Saturday  night"
The answer: I'.wir pa..ing .nil
..irk of \lrlous playing by the Hull
dogs while Ihe Filers larked the
I punch lo get the ball past tbe Btat
'--'- 10 yard line
It's Up to You
For sn institution such as Fresno State College to operate successfully, full cooperation is
ratcded not only from administrators, faculty
rnembrrv and other employees, but also from
the students—not a few or half of them, but
each and every person who is enrolled in a
course
Support is needed in keeping the academic
standard of the college high, in convincing new
snd prospective students of the specific advan-
rsges of the institution, and in making all sods!, athletic, araf academic ventures successful.
In the two weeks of rhe 194) fall term, dur-
sag which Fresno State is operating under peace
time conditions for the first rime in three years,
rhe collegiate spirit of all the students has been
evidenced in every event which has been spon
toted by or for the associated students
Ar the first assembly of the semester, there
wss an attendance far surpassing that of most
of last year's assemblies. At the first grid game
of the school year, in Stockton, there was a
Urge turnout of students, all of whom exhibited rJseir spirit and faith in Fresno State College
And the game Sarurday received the hearty sup
port of not only the FSC student body but also
of the townspeople — businessmen and residents
The first two dances of rhe semester have
been successful through the cooperation of the
gponsoring organizations and the attending sru
dents.
If the support which has been evidenced by
the spirited students of Fresno State College
continues throughout the year, reconversion to
nox-maJ will no doubt be successful. But if stu-
. stents lose interested in their college merely "be-
swSUte the football team chances to lose one
gestae, or bacaasf fbey gre not satisfactorily en
Baaxgined by one assembly, the college will not
Have you beard about tbe political science major
who waa looking for India on a FJuropean^map one
night laat week' People waste more tlm/that way
And then there'! the freshmsa-who thought the Jtvi
Msn hsd only three teeth-<the bwatrssld three teeth
Collage Handbook
JNaars Completion
Compiling of tbe Fresno Stile
College Handbook and Directory
hat been completed and will be
hecked for error, today and tnmor
Student, who have not tiled their
program cards should coatsct Mrs.
Wilms Wight regtatrsr. before
Thursday In order that their mmei
Flagstaff.   A
play    th.
on. Stat* Cell*g*. SaBBsda,
.ft.rnoon Ths team mi,f» In
private cars (saving Fre.no Frl-
dsy morning Coach will tsk* two
squad  msn
i   little
ivlng    I   had
Norman
been   doing
bouts and won th. division
but It's the time old story
I Just get in shape anil get going
pretty good and then have to stop "
Stebblm. former ISM heavy
eight boxing rhamplon. li a member of the Itb Marine division that
Iwo Jlma. Tlnlan.
Rol Namur. and Saipan
Conley "Mooee" Winder will be
right at horn* when th. Bulldogs
plsy Arlions Stat* Winder it
t.nd.d ASC aa a Navy V12 stu
dsnt before being dlschsrged last
yssr. In fsct. the former Corcor
sn    boy    ussd   to    play    football
W*ll, school dtyi tr* r*tlly h*r*. and *v*ry.
thing and *v*rybody are really In the swing of
things sgsm Ths co-ed loung* literally bristlss
with sctlvlty (snd NOISE) every hour ef th* dsy.
hut ••peclally during th* noon hour. Th* plsne
***m* to be *ltuit*d In * quit* popular corner
. . . and M.spl* Is slwsys there Could be be
loot his voice singing last wssk (or should I say
yellingf) snd couldn't And It again befor* th*
asms. Better put s elssslfled In Th* Collegian.
Prink I
BBS
People sr* suckers' (ss exhibited during the half
time Intermission st Rsturdsy's game) Imagine t
bunch of supposedly educated people lighting book
matches snd holding them up high' Jackie, at least
wss on the ball but. remember, Miss Rally Chslr
man. be sure to hive the lights out next time'
It hts bees discovered thst the efforts of four
women Jourasllits Frldty night were futile, murh
to their disappointment Tbe men's dormitory
had not yet been occupied. In iplte of the erring re
port that the men were to move In Friday. So, girls.
so velly. velly solly'
H * w
A slumber perty Ssturdsy night ended up with
most ef th* girl, sleeping (did I *ay "sleeping")
in th* car . . . although a few of thorn Anally In
v.d.d * h*u**.tnd mad* th*m**lv** comfortable
on th* fleer. Peer, poor OK't
Th* fro.h sr* still being worried to death by
that social scisnc* **ctl*n Instructor. W*'r*
•nly waiting fer th* flret exam, *o that we can
learn what bright remark* the froeh cite* of '49
can conjure up.
a     a     a
Memo—beard  after the     game Saturday  night
Jackie   Scbuknecht   quietly   humming the  tune    "l
Don't Want to Set the World on Fire "
be able ro continue its reconversion program
A completely successful sthoo| year t.intior
be accomplished without the full support of
students, for the suuess of any college depends
upon its student body. If students give up when
an cvenr fails, thc college cannot hope to make
a success. For it is through continued attempt;
that Fresno State has become what it is, and it
will be through continued attempts, through
the process of trial and error, that it will become a better college.
Head. of new organ Hat Ions
hould contact Benny Phillip*, edl
tor of the publication, or leave a
note In hi. box ao that their or
sanitation     may     I
Today Is Deadline
For Concert Tickets
Today 1. the last day for students
lo obtain ticket, to the first mu
spal concert. October 10. when
Buth Slencxynskl. JOyear-old plan
will appear In Ihe Fretno State
College
Students may now obtain tickets
In the bookstore by presenting their
student body cards and paying the
30cent tax. Tomorrow the tickets
will be taken downtown, where
they will be available to the public
for  II «...
All *eal. will be reserved.
"Mystery Man threatena City
Title." So tbe headline of the F1
Paso. Texas, paper reads The my
tery man I'M Oean gt. John.
m ai the "Gimp." to all good
Ststeri St John went on to take
Ihe   men'i    singles     imashing   all
Excerpt Tournament follower!
commented chiefly on St John's
Isxy style of pleylng. Hs demon-
tinted * Strong forehand tnd
backhand driving gsms. but n.v
er te.m.d to *x*rt himself until
he oil under pre..ur* snd really
needed a point. At such a tim* he
was capable of exerting all th*
prMiurt n**ded to take hit point
St John wrltei Won Ihe SJ l'asn
onroament Didn't plsy really well
but loafed In the finals I got a big
1 hl.l so I prolonged It and
killed him off Beatly mad* me
homesick playing tennli with the
kids around there and aleeplng In
he park   Thst'. living
Chuck Mnran, see Itulldng line
msn. was Injured In the BSt" Mln
er frarus Chuck suffered a rut
•heek which required seven
.t Itches when a Flier mistook his
■aad for a hall Not that hi* head
a sharp a* hnth ends but •'huck
sras Just,unlurky that's ill
He was a member of laat year's
>ar*l!y and has been playing guard
Ihli year He I »a very talented
footballer, rapable of playing any
position   line ..r bbbbbbwBs
Last year he hid a try at railing
signal!   and    running    the    quarter
■pot    This  year   It's  guard    Chuck
N aSSaawgl sg P*r, l)
-THS   MUSIC   BAB"
House Appliance Co.
1470 North Van Nee*
RECORDS
Prompt Radio Service
Popular Sheet Music
PMONB 24ewS
FRIENDLY FOSS
RADIO SERVICE
"Fo»* Cm   Fix  Any   Rad.o"
1205 Vsn Nesi        Phone 4 17H1
Since 1910
Fresno's House of
Rner Jewelry
A. S. !ihiiihliiw
Jewelry Co.
1134 Fulton
Phone 2-3197
"Sweetheart"
Diamonds
Gruen, Bulova,
Longines, Tavannes,
Hamilton,
Elgin, Wartham
Watches
Distinctive Jewelry
SPECIAL RATES TO
ALL
COLLEGE STUDENTS
AND
FACULTY MEMBERS
Headquarters for
FRATERNITY PINS
SORORITY PINS
TROPHIES
Varsity   F" Society
Alpha Fraternity
More AWS Coed Coda
Copies Now Available
Copies of tbe Coed Oode. etl
queue book edited by the Assoclst
ed Women Students for the benefit
of freshmen women, are available
In Ihe AWS Office of tbe student
union for those who have not yet
received theirs
Jetn Berger. AW8 president, ssld
Ji»0 additional copies have been or
dered
Club to Honor Frosh
Home Ec Majors
An evening of aortal
being given by the t>mtcronxBtgma
PI to all freshmen ind tramfer stu
denti majoring or mlnortng In
home economic! tomorrow al 7 SO
P m In tbe practice apartment! of
the college.
- The Fresno State Collage Collegian -
Lag
a gag
^diculcus
Improper lighting it just os
bod for your eye* os the
crozy ideo shown here Use
correct size bulbs in proper
fixtures for your trudy ond
work Keep your bulbs deon
ond you'll be surprised how
much   better  you  con  see
BETTER   LIGHT  MEANS
■ tTTlF. SIGHT
Housing Shortage
Is Less Acute
With the opening of tbe itadl
urn barracks the scuteness of tbe
bousing shortage for men bss been
eaaed. but many women students
sre still forced to overpay for
rooma. according to Mlaa Mary
[laker, dean of women
Because all ordinary housing fs
cilltiee wsr* tsken by tbe end of
Isat semester, msny girl* were
obliged to secure ircommodtllon.
for themselves that lack the advan
tagei of those obtained by the col
lege administration
[>ean Baker It now working lo
ellmlnite this condition She hopes
thsl s new bearding house for glrls-l
In the vicinity of the rollege will
be opened In the near future
The crowded conditions tnd sub
•equent housing shortage through
out the stale have forced many of
the universities. Including PSC. to
turn away prospective students
Potluck Dinner
First IVCF Meeting
A politick dinner at Ihe home of
C K Wants Thuraday evening wa.
the Aral meeting of tbe semester of
(he Inter Varsity Christian Pellow
ship Plans for the year were dls
rusaed by H P Ballenger. tempo
rary Instructor In Ibe physics and
rhemlslry departmVnt faculty
sponsor of the group
Members of IVCP will meet todty
tl IS o'clock In Boom 124 to elect
officers Klslne Hanson la the tern
porwry  chairman of the group
FountaiB Drinks
Sandwiches
Salads
Varsity Lunch
1472 N. Vsn Ness
More Football
(Caotraoml from Paf I)
ft yard., sdded another through
center snd then hit the end fori
10 ptore sgaln being forced out on
the Filer IS when he appeared to
be away. Her* again Freeae'
Uck lost it. punch and tb* An.l
■coring chine* wa* gone
[Hiring practically tbe whole B
nal period th* Bulldogs w.re oa
tbe defensive with the Pliers All
Ing ths air with pan— and cob
nectlng to often for comfort With
Bring whipping them to Casey aad
Wlsslnger. Ihe Pliers drove to the
Bulldog IS before (iuitsfson
grabbed one of Krlng's to.
powered bli way to the Bulldog SS
here he waa .mothered
Kelly again aent Bulldog fane to
their feet ■■ he cut around right
end and iped for IS yarda The
Hull.lot. then elected to paaa and
it almost ended In dlssstsr aa Kring
pulled tbe pork hid* In on his own
SO snd set off for the PBC goal line
rltb t rapidly forming Interference
learing tb* way
tiustsfson wss th* la.t man~lo
ill way and Mel saved tbe day by
■ ailing blm on the IS yard strips.
With the clock ticking away the A
nal few aeconda the Filers tried s
pass snd again Ou.taf.on wai
Johnny on th* spot" ss he
ipesred tbe ball snd wsnt down as
he gun went off ending the con
wet.
Outatandlng In the Bulldog for
ward wall ware Don Bolt, veteran
guard. Conley Winder, giant tackle.
tnd end Ed Weber. In Ihe hack
Held Kelly ggsin sparkled and Ous
tafson'i dsfenslve work was praise
worthy The Bulldogs next gaate
will be In Flagstaff, Aritoaa. where
they will  meet  the Aritont State
Harton Confers at USC
Br. John J Harton of tbe *di>
ration department will leave today
to attend a conference st the University of Southern California st
l/oa Angeles on tbe subject of
Returning   Veteran   Affairs
The conference will be held October S to the 10 Incluslv*. Dr. Harton aald
• PageTWee
■ pasting attack *n
Fliers Julldogs
Share Even Honors
Statistics honors la the Preeno
Slaie-Bflnter Field gaate ware dl
Mded filrly *v*n. th* Filers having
led In fir.t downs and yards hy
passing and the Bulldog* having
shown th* way in yard* by running
and  total offense
Mlnter Pleld
abled  th*  F1l*rt
IB first downs. 10 to ft Sevan army
first and ten's    csme    through
r.  while   Preano  msde  the
imber oa the ground
The service eleven gslned 101
yir.ii by passing si igtlmt Just 1
hs Stater. PSC mad* SS ysrdi
rushing, sad Mlnter msde Sg hy
ilng the hall Eighty yards last
by pen.ltle. snabled the Bulldogs
•- Ised In tot.I net yarda. SS to TS.
Nine of IS army passes hit their
srk.   but  Just  two of  11   Prw.no
saee w*r* completed Prank Vsl
trello sttemptsd 10 of the locals'
serisli snd was oa Ihe throwing
end of both passes completed oa*
getng to Rsley for 17 ysrda aad the
ether being cnught hy Oastafsoe
" r s aeven yird gala
Jsck Kelly sgaln sparked the
Presno offenae Fifty eight yards In
ten running plays gars him aa
edge ov*r Jo* Shropshire who net
ted i» ysrdi In six plsys s S ysrdi
* play average B*nny Phillip* and
Jo* Palco carried the hall one* each
sad gained four and three yarda.
reipectively aad Valaretlo thslked
up fight ysrdi net In tw.lv. play.
Merlll Kring topped the Mlntsr
hecks hy carrying the stall IS times
sad netting SO yards for S.S yards
a play K K Casey wss second
with  17 ysrdi for each play   aad
HEY, KIDS!
You may have to stand in
line a long time ... but the
food is worth it!
- YOUR -
.offee Shop & Cafeteria
WISH YOU A HAPPY YEAR
ient« of Manager, Mrs. Burk, snd Her New Assistant, Managing
the Kitchen and Cafeteria, Mrs. Graharn
see s IS ytrd tv*rag* la sevsn
lee.
A 14 ytrd end run by K*lly In th*
Ird    period     was    th*    leagla
ground gainer for PBC. hat a gag
from Kring to Casey for SS yarda
—    good for ihe most yardage of
BUY WAR BONDS
LOST
pai a op AiaiAL oaaaaviaa
"ADAS  WINDS
If found return te association
ofTlce. aaloa building
. mmwAMD
Qft
fm
Hardware, Glassware
Sporting Goods
Crockery, Fine China
Crygtal
WALTER BYDE CO.
18211881 Pulton St.
Rush Parties to
Begin Sunday
dwe tsmsrro* st 4 OS. rt waa sa-
oeaaeed yesterday at the Paa-Het-
lenlc council
Invitstion. will he ieeaed Priday
morning at S 00 In lb* poet esTte*.
The   following   parties   wUI   he
held    Suaday. Btgata Pal fleet me,
Monday. PM Chi lota sag Delta Urn
Phi;   Tueedey.   Delta Bagste  Sax**
lea aad Daite Kappa;  Wags*.say.
Alpha Tbeta. Thursday. Omega XI
Omteroa
Bach rushsi must havs mstatu
a  at   least   oa*   •eetester.   bee*
. seeed la tw.lv. uslts. sag held a
"C"    avarag*     Traasfer    itsdiatt
aeed not wait a twateeter If Utep
[bar*   completed    ilxty    units    sag
havs s grad* sverage ef "C."
Sorerttleo  will aoo their Ibtts ef
■ eJ*dge* on October IS la the oSBee
of  Dr    Hubert   Phillips,   Pan Hal
October IS aad *nds ea Octeaer IS
l*nlc lswysr   Silence pwriad heglss
-. I eg.
PaaHellealc   meetlags   will   he
sld  erory  Monday sad Thtuewap
..ooo hefere mshlag sad tha Brat
and third Monday■ after ruehlag.
Short Shavings
weight. I7S pounds sag le IS years
lleutenewt, ham, ee. l**v*. He bs
th* *e>ly m.mber at th* '44 tea**
that haa seen n-mTg*JiMg.
Whrkl* Tleaariaa, haaay. Jtgg|-
lag and having g helluv. awwg
ties* wall* al the gem* Why ha/s
In   thl*   islumef   eVIakls   tirjxi
Th* College ef Pastas last to BL
Mary't Prarrlght. SM. Satardey.
la eae ef Coach fAagTs wwrat ee-
feau la Sg pears of fiiihtssag
Tae Copers. ln|Hi reailag sg*>
havoBt a half esaaas bs SaMaa?
swing gaates with Tjec, utxa er
say ether  ef   their   etagaa   4«taa>
TbattgM — with the air age
her* sag * urn i nut pktaaa far
sals, hew taewt a gerehsst ef aa
sreay trsnepeet by PBCf A SrSp,
•ay te riaootatt, Arhtaaa, wstwlg
tab* hat s few haate saw what/*
rwere, a* siaeee* mlseeg hy ptap-
era Whe weald pilot BT Owe sf
the feewter AAP aj^m „„, ^^^
Left rnvor: Meagelll waariag has
football J*r**y toetatykt. . . kf>
raa Ssgtrsia. PBC coach aa htaea.
saying hollo la the SaawawPaaa, . . ,
Safitrom turning cart-wheels h*>
caua* of th* grst gaate TliiB<1saea
end. CU
SHELBURNES
STATIONERY
n»a«ta 4-5007
1981 alartpos* 8t
FULL ZIPPER
3-RTNG
AU iaathar bindars and
Faraday Club to
Crf04wsw Naw Leaders
Tae Faraday Cteb   sa eewaal
ar whjeh rUary J. s^sgL m