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VOL. XXXII   FRESNO. CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 1, 1944     NUMBER 21
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EARL WIGHT, Director of
Athletics, who, will aaai«l J.
Flinl Hanner in coaching the
1944 basketball squad.
Wighf's eotporionce includes
a coaching stint at the University of California.
Hanner Robs Girts
Gym for Basketball
lu.ikeih.ill men, under the guid-
ancc oT J. Flint Hanner. Invaded
the girls' gym this week to start-
practice for the season.
Twenty ■ one prospect* h a v o
turned out for practice. Of these.
Coach llunner will pick a team lo
meet P1 n e d a I e, Roma. ASCTC.
Hammer Field and Lemoore Air
Rase.
Tbe Snn Joniiulu Vslley League
Husk.'(ball League has scheduled
games for Fresno State but due to
football season. State will alart the
league  ii  Jump   behind   the   other
Johnny Perclra. football great.
Paul li.hi.ib. .11.in. and Sandy Henderson, both veterans from ■ last
year's nquad. showed up well In
practice Tuesday night.
"Tho team will concentrate on
fundamentals all this week." Hanner said "The development of.
shooting techniques comes next
veoek"
Freshman Formal
Sign-ups Taken
Signups for the Christmas dance,
which will he held December 16 In
the social hall ot the union, began
the latter part of this week and
will be'fontlniled Into nest week.
The freshmen, who are sponsoring tbe dance, hope to make
enough money to pay for a page
In the nt in pus.
The committees making arrangtv
it'.'ui, for the affair and Ibe chairman are bids and programs, Owen
Grrbbel: decorations, Gladys Weber: orchestra. Joan MeCulLjklgh:
punch. June MeUler; advertlaing,
Hetty Pendergrass.
Other freshman, students have
been i-hosi-n by each committee
head to aid In the preparations,
Mr. Karl Due km an and Dr. and
Mra. Louis Mudge have been
asked to be sponsors.
A nolo of inteiest to the men
student*  Is (hat either dark
Poundage Rates
Set for Admission
To Barn Dance
A new angle will be given
to the business of charging
admission at the backward
barn dance, sponsored by the
Rally Committee, to be held
Friday cento**, December g. in
union aoclal hall.
.n admission charge of so much
per pound .'.ill bo made for ah men
coming to tbe dance, while the
rill be admitted by the regular jwertipd   of   bids,   costing   50
'Slit'*    el.ch .
The mtrtVs admission rate goes
somethtngNlIke this:
Fifty cerrts for the first 100
pounds- On.-half cent for each
pound over ,100, under ZOO
pounds, plus the 80 cent*. 8*v-
a n t y. f i v e cente for a full 200
pounds. One cant forseach pound
ever 200, plus the 71" cents.
Any man coming to the dance.
atag or not, aiudetit or otherwise.
Ill have to be weighed In. Betty
Veale. Rally -Committee chslrman.
announced.
Mlsa Veale alao urged men student* to come atag If tbey are not
asked to tbe dance by tbe women
students,  who. because the dance
Is a backward one, will have to do
Ihe Inviting to the affair.
To lend atmosphere to the levls
nd other sport slothre that will be
worn to the dance, tbe Rally Committee Is planning to decorate the
social hall with hay and other paraphernalia reminiscent of the barnyard. ,
"Wearing boots lo the dance la
rll-tly    prohibited."    Miss    Veale
said, "and anyone who does so will
have (to check them at tbe  door,
*      tho floor of the aoclal hall la
to be subjected to that kind Of
treatment."                          " -
The Collegiate, will play for the
affair, which will last from 9 to 12.
The Rally Committee advises that
students come a little earlier, how-
that they can bo weighed
In and bo able to begin dancing
when the music starts.
Tbe dance la an open one. In that
undents may bring guest, who do
tot attend tho college.
Glrla may obtain their bids all
text week from Rally Committee
member*, or men may.obtain the
bids for their datea. No man will
bo adnjjtted on" one or (be 50 cent
bl.IriT though, ihe rally members
made clear. -^
AMS Plans for Semester
Announced at Meeting
il formal dance after Christ-
cation and a anow-trlp will
tbe Associated Men Students calendar. for thla eemeater,
James Hobba. prealdent of AMS,
announced -at a commltti
Ing Tuesday night.
Thla second AMS dance will be
closed affair, Hobba aald. The Calico Jeans dance waa a aucceaa according to the financial report by
Cully Wilson, ticket aalea chairman.
OR. KENNETH I. FOTTttR
Potter To Speak
At IRC Meeting
Dr.-Kenneth   Potter,  social  ac*-'
ice. professor, will apeak before
the international Relations Club
Tuesday, at 11 o'clock ta.room.20*.
Hla tople will be, "Use Problem of
Dependent Peeplea ta the Post-war
Reconstruction."   '
Dr. Potter haa studied and tray
eled ta Japan and .China in recent
years. He narrowly escaped death
1937 when the Japanese bombed
Shanghai.
Dr. Potter haa won the Kokuaal
Dunka Shlnkokal Scholarship for
study and travel ta Japan and
China.
Lee Soto, president of IRC. stat-
I. "Everyone la welcome to thla
meeting, the first hall hour will be
devoted to Dr. Potter's talk and the
last half hour to the Informal group
discussion."
Potter Given
Arbitration Post
Dr. Kenneth Potter, professor of
aoclal aclence at Fresno State College, haa been appointed a member
ot the national panel of the American  Arbitration  Association.
Tbe national panel of arbitrators
la appointed by the board of directors of the association from the
ranks of experts ta all fields ot
American life. The association
meets the dangers ot economic dispute*  and  grlerancea  ta hope
a epeedler victory. Public spirited cititens all over the country
stand ready to act aa private Impartial Judgea in commercial o
duetrlal controversies under
.Standard Arbitration Rule* of the
"association.
Dr. Potter; like other American
arbitration members, la entering
hla office on a voluntary and honorary basis.
Dupre Will Speak
. Huntley Dupre. executive
secretary ot the World Student
Service Fund, will apeak to the
atudent* at an ail school saaembiy
at 11 o'clock Thursday.
Dupre will explain and discuss
th* works of the' World 8tud»nt
Fund. He will try to explain the
refugee students.
Tomorrow night Staters will dance to the wee small hour*
as the Collegiates make music for the eleventh annual Queen's
Ball, staged in the Memorial Auditorium, from 9 p.m. to 1 a.rh.
Highlight of the evening will be the coronation of the
queen. Following the coronation ceremonies, the grand march ■
•will be lead by the quean and Frank
Meaple. atudent president.
Jane Roe*, laat years queen, will
Raffle, Dance Held
Noon Dance
noon dance featuring * raffle,
which will award five or six » dollar war bonds will he held ta the
un|on social hall, culminating the
week's stamp and bond campaign
sponsored by the Theta Chls fraternity. President BUI Killing announced  today. j     .
Dancing wilt he held from 12 to
1 with music by The Collegiates.
The raffle will take place at 11:30.
Kisllng emphasised the fact that
the winner does not  hare to
mt tb win the bond* and
stamps which will he awarded.
Thoae winners who are not present will; he notified through, the
atudent post office boxes. i
"The      entire      sum      collected
through the sale of the raffle tick-
will h* converted Into*War bond
er  stamp   prise*,**  srt.itr.g
•Th* cost of printing th*  	
and all other eips-nses was taken
from the fraternity treasury."
The Theta Chi campaign 1* part
Of ft .Lamps ant) bonds sales conleat
In which nearly every orgxnltation
lit participate by taking charge of
the sales for one week. The organ-
laatlon selilnr? the moat during that
period will he awarded an engraved
The drive this week haa been
conducted by both members and
Pledgee ot Use Theta Chi,
Choral Group To
Present Program
In the yuletide sj-irlt, the Senior
Women'* Chorua ant) the Cweellan
Singers Will present a program ot
im   I
IT.
The publlo and FSC students are
Inv!led to th* free concert.
The Senior Women'* Chorus,
Fresno S tale organl sail On. ha* won
aide acclaim within local music
circle* with 1U annual Christmas
programs. Thla group"bas as It*
pr..ldent. Ida Marl* Hlllman, and
1U adviser. V*rn* Delaney.
The Ceeeiian sincere are
' Fresno's professional women
who have-had ao much Interest and
ambition ta mualc. They built
very line choral ensemble In their
off hours and have maintained the
group purely for the artlstlo satisfaction. Delaney,. besides hi* work
at the college.ls acting as Instructor and leader for tbl* organisation!
Michaels Talks
Dr. John U. Mlchaelis. director
ot teacher training at th* state college, spoke at Chloo Monday and
Tuesday on the methods of trap-or-
lng th* social (ladle* In elementary
waa actlva ta piaybouae acUnUea
and was a member of Tokalon honor society and Omega XI Omlcron
Sorority.
Radio Station KMJ la planning a'"
rebroadcast of th* ball. Ltsctlla
Snyder will do the announcing.
Today, la th. last day to aecnr ,
bid*. They -Day be paixhasMd at
the ticket booth ta the a^n-J-Ostre- S
Hon building for |1.10. Mrs, Har-
Jorle Zelhart I* handling ii* ***
for th* alumni.
Elisabeth   ArrscnU.   AWS   aocJal I
chair-nan, -r** assisted la aaal'
preparatlonstor th* hall by Ja
Eberhsrt and  Both  Dudley,  bids:
1/ Campbell, election." V«
publicity;   DoresUjy McAJ
—Hal. Matt*   Is-a-iffung.
■hell.   Batty   Stock^-tai.
Moca-att-ttm. ValdaafBali.
Francee  aaJrk-setrteav   '
cAlllstarr. or- .
ffung.   B*tty
es; Ida Marl* Hlllman j
Bonnie Huffman, refreehmei __
Elaine Mason, arrangements, and
Phyllis Whit*, cerenaonlea.
The queen was eVusarj yeaiartlay '
; ft tea given by the l"Teahmari
Women'e fteetal AerTtiUea Club ta
the Elmer J. Schmidt home oa
HDnShgton BsMttarartL Tb* guests B
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Wizard Tickets
Ready Monday
Tickets (or the "The WUafd «t
Ox.'' Uk* first three act prodiiotioes
•t th* Unlveralty Street Playbe-rrj**
this year, will be available Mot-day
•t the ticket window In t"
with their student body cards, bat •
a strict check will be made to be
■are th* student body card ia the
student's   own,   John   W.   Wright,   :
head ot the speech department an-
•aid.
Frank Meaple. student president,
will portray Use role of th* ¥	
a chang* from the original
Rosemary Icees, aa Dorothy, hold*
th* lead spot-with Helen B*rth*a. I
Bruce M-carte*, and Oene Ventura,
the scarecrow, the tin wrxielman,-
and tb* Hon, rear-actively, aa her
cohorts on her Journey thrOOfti
-th* merry old land of Oa,"
WO) be given for children and tl	
teachers oily, all ticket* wtU b* H
cent* for thla ->«rfonaiano*, W riant
tickets early far tb* pritf ujrttai.