1945_05 The Daily Collegian May 1945

              -The Fresno Stete College Collegien-
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•    poscdly purely social  But in ita, many ot them  Reporter  Sd VS'
t body elections are not tar off and
s should be making up their minds who
I the best campus leaders tor  next
e students who plan to run (or office
e snidents-who know of good potential
i should take out  petitions before the
p 9 deadline
are several things which should be
a into consideration when the student votes
ly, is the candidate tbe best nun, judged
i entirely  unbiased  viewpoint )  Will   lie
t ro get the necessary cooperation from
• Is he scbolastKally able to hold
t office?
> many student voters use too much per-
I feeling in making their decisions. Many
I the organizations to which they belong exert
I influence   Both of these factors
e for good leadership on the campus
i on the campus arc sup-
have the earmarks of political machines. They
often put pressure on their members either to
promote something or prevent it This is not
their true purpose for having an existence on
rhe campus, They have stepped out of their
role as a social org to dabble into school politics.
■COUsIOIAH
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Weather? Huh!
No Indication!'
By  Milt
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abtKriiMl**.   Sleety   (SSI   cant*   per   menm
lk^e%tShmtS^^^ a.
'"ST oriT^r^ k."
In
Out
Time
By Jam** Ccsacjrcrve
l funny thing   Almost everyone likes I
. M. tost nobody like*
■ to hav* much nee for a person wbo
. > et no one ever tafia the parsoa
i tor fear that be will atop being
l or heeet-but they alwaya
 , their frteade aren't looking*'
I  appear   mortally  offended   when   they   beer
t has been talking about tbelr own  person,
r tbey are usually pleaaed to know thst
• the light of tbe public eye
ars  eeverel  ether term* thst  go along
b the vswrd ooeeip   When th* gossip is nasty
S termed ee Blonder   When it concern* par
r thing* ef poimcel er secial importance.
sow* *8 S rumor.  A  person  who gossips
i   i*   net   known   ae  e  Boeolp.
i guy "who .erle around." If th*
I  th*  tilling   i*  of  asms  Imeor
• In th* world or hss a lot of man*v. he le
I termed  aa a  gossip  either;   h*  i*  ■  droll
^^ I are  funny   They  don't   mind  being talked
Sax***, as loog aa they realise what the other people
SI* aaylog   Important people like lo have Important
tbYaaa* aald about them, aad star* ssoet gsapls con
LBjMsr   tuhemoelvee   important    it   hurta   them   when
' gBmiiin   aay* aomething which Ihey ronalder trivial
' Was* true g—elp eoncern* that which la Insignlfl
seat. If it were worth saying  It would he new* snd
• ****» be treated ae auch
aaagaslBss.   radio   commentator,
•mora to a certsln extent   Each
I a different  way of presenilis  It  an that  It
g SB he whet 11 I*  II might be interesting
'" H Ml \r-*-'*1   to Uke a few Incident* whleh have
I m atal* la the last wseh or so aad writ*
theea an] In the various style* that are uaed today
Tim* Siagasine. with a circulatien at rhirtean
million, dee* it in * column c*ll*d M.eceilan,
. I tramp I*    Near Praana, Celifomi*. a group at
apnng a
Cditor Lexjnord  Rowell
Business  Manager Batty Preixa-
Plvor.e 4-4721
Advertising Manager CTarencw Niebuhr
-,   27,   we*   treated   for
^^^^^^^^^^^ at the Univ*r*!ty-Str**t
aisyheues laat Thuraday night, after B*v Belrd.
ef 2123 Carrie Avenue, ran her hand up th* back
of th* g*ntl*man'* neck during an exciting *c*n*
In  th* current   production,  "Spider   l*l*nd"
Moat  form* of teasing may alao be ronaideted as
gossip   Example   At the laet masting of the Slims
Phi   (iamma   sorority   several   member*   of   thai   or
ganlsatlon   were   making   life   miserable   lor   Jackie-
Schuknecht concerning ber failure to ktaa Don Bolt
al   tbe   mock   Delay   Mae-l.il   Abner   wodding   last
Friday Bight   After refuaing to spe»ak on the subject
for most of the evening, the emberrsssed Mis* Schuk
necht   anally   aaaerted   herself   In   s   mild   voice
Shurks    when   I   went   to   MSs   him   he   Just   went
one wsy snd I went th* other'"
An exsmple of gossip to be found in a high school
psper would be as follow* »> hear that someone
ha* been aneaklng Into tb* college pool »fter hours
sometime* In the wee small hour* of the morning
Could It be two people/whoa* initial* are I. S ami
M FT *   ll u m m tn mmm'
Typical *f American lit*, and maybe Uf* kg
general, la th* following: Vou know Don Fisher
that IIvss down th* Stoats, wall. I hsard that he
had tw*lv* *hlr|, m th* laundry that burned
down th* oth*r dey Ain't that a (ham*; h* wa*
takin' aom* ahlrt* down Monday morning and h*
goCsrt th* hue there by the laundry and he *e*n
e let ef peepl* (landing around but he didn't
think nothing about it: and wh*n h« darted to
go in th* door h* noticed that there wasn't no
inside* to Ih* building cause It wss all don* In.
and waan't h« *mbarra***d. ao he *iol* off kind
of quiet Ilk* so'* no en* would **e him: only
dent tall no en* becsua* h*'* kind of beth*r*d
•bout   H
In roncliialon. there I* one New York ceatumntst
who haa a style all of his own ('....sl evening. Mr
and Mra North America All the rnnrnns are hittlnr
their books   so lei'* ao lo press.
Flesh' Rumor hs* It thsl there wss a big party
Wednesday night at a campus big wig"* house- whose
Initial* ar* n V One prominent and I repeat nm
prominent atudent body president was saiel la hav.
been the life of tbe party After several neighbor'
real Insinuating remarka at the house where th.
party took place about It* being bedtime this mai
le said to hav* remarked and I eiunte "Mmm I rur.i
tb*  neighbor* ar*vj't  the *r*rlal  type   They  *e*m ta
i sTs
Ll
the  eeelal   pat*    newepeper*   uaually
B eelumn. each m "City Newe in Brlsf," in
print everything thet Ihey ean gel
Aleo  ahers.   snd   c*l*brsting   an   unconditional
hae been mad* fameue by th*  phraae.    Watt,  I
Just  don't  know  what  to  tell   ppf "
Until   n*at  w**k   at thi*  ssms  tim*.  I   remain
your  N*w  York  correspondent.  Walter  Stlnch*!.
been eaid that in th*
young man* fancy light.
to thought* of lev*. II
ha* further been eaid that In th*
apnng a young man'* fancy lightly turn* to what th* young lady'*
fancy hss h**n fsncylng sll y**r
And 11 hs* alao been said that in
ths spring a ysung man's fancy
turns sgsm to what ha haa been
th.nkmg about throtaghout the
preceding   *umm*r. tai'  and  win.
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Strangely enough, th* first of
th**s *tat*m«nt». th* conventional on*. i« Icaat tru*. for it
•ugg**t* that a young man'* fan.
cy ha* been lightly concerned
with *om*thlng *l*« in othar sea
sons of th* y*sr This is not tru*.
and why ahould It be? Love •*
th* gr**t**t invention' *inc* flr*
and th* wh**l
Then ere few enough good
thing* in thi* naughty world of
our*, ae good food and good
book*,   but   eaally    th*    beet    I*
cat* felly oj *"• n«n »nd th* ,lm"
pi* pl*a*ur* of th* poor
Bound by n*lth*r condition,
t.m* or plac*. lov* I* an intcg
ral part of meet col lea* function*, a* dance*. aft*r*how rides
and river parties It* *ubtl* and
all pervading power mey he aeen
st work all over th* campua dur
ing th* noon hour st th* right
Masons of th* year—n*m*ly now.
in the tpnng AH thi* i* but th*
Ja*  course te  Sociology  131.
One Hundred Girls
Attend WAA Play Day
One hundred girls from the four
resnn high school* registered in
he women's gym st  1  SB Tuesdsy
[..-  ..nnu.il   \\ A \   Play
-olley
^^^^^^^^^^^^ lub snatch
were the tesm sport* plsyed Two
r.-i.% - roil.,*.-.I and the real of Ih*
ifi.rnoon waa spent In awlmmlni
M imioI llefreshment
were »erve»l  In the gg
Ths rodeo theme wa* featured
:ind the newly .-l.-cte-.I WAtk Wttti
dent. Ileverly Campb-ll waa la
. h.<ige  of   Ihe   affair
Cmaaalttee chairmen for the day
•sere     I lames    Rlaln.
-    Hetty <Uty
ette; equipment   Jean Camay;  food.
Klalne- Jones;  official* aad *IHltS.
Music Department
Presents Program
h.J from Pag* One)
plcturee" will be  played  by  Ml»a
Aim.    luorralne-    Kaprlellan,    Mlaa
lhanian. and  Hetty Jane Frlberg
After the Intermlealoo. the first
lumber on the program will bs
-Morning Mood." by arte. "Kom
irlnakaja" Fsntasle by OIlBha wlU
follow Immediately sfter Th* two
numbers will be played by Marga
toawSS, Gloria Robertson. Flora
Oeorg*. Marjorle Chow. Pa
iricla Abbey. Pauline Itaenhaueer.
SB lleebe. aad Norma Tra
Kaslan and Mildred Fathy
| a group of selections from
llaclimsnlnoff. arranged by Babtn
Vocalise.' "It's luoveiy-Here." and
Flood, ol Spring "
Misses Frlberg aad Kaprlellan
will play "Memories of Childhood "
hy Pinto, which consists of five
psits They ere a* follows "Run.
Itun King Around the Rosy."
March Little Soldi**."
Time."   Hobby Horse1
Arranged by Miss Wlthrow
last number on th*
Dsnre <»l th* Fire Ritual." by De
Pslla. will feature Mlaaes Wright.
.si Kaihy. I lhanian, Fliherg.
Turnbsugh.    Kaslan    and    Kaprtel
FRIENDLY  FOSS
RADIO SERVICE
Honorary English Org
Meets With Sponsor
The- tegular meeting of Sigma
Tau Delta, honorary English soci
ety. wss held Tuesdsy eveulag In
lh.<  home uf  Dr.  Gertrude  lllllard.
islness iarludrd discusslOB ol
■ i..i the Ke) Social, and mem
will meet Tuesday noon In the
office of Mlaa Frances Wilson, span
H.K.m 121a. to begin prepare
> lot the sexSaL
ne-hments were *erved slter
hualnesa meeting
i tern
t thsl g
I s  little  oftsner
MiilliRr's Diiv Cards
C. H. STAPLES -
STATIONERS
Just 20 Stsps Weet Oft Fulton
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Time Every Saturday
12:45 to 1:00 P.M.
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-The Fresno Stete College  Collegian—
College Life Movie
To Hit Playhouse
The movie showing life at Free-
no Stete Colleg* will be preeented !
In Ihe auditorium of the- I'nlverally
Street Playhouse to ths student*
■nd faculty member* *tarttag May
14 through May IS with saatlaees
being bold on May 15 and IS
The Srst night will be reserved
for faculty aad their friends and
the remaining performancee are
open to the atudeot  body.
The movie which haa been In
production for four years, showa
life et the college before and during tbe war It waa started by Robert Wlaxler continued by Hal Cox.
aad flnlaheel laat semester by J
Denny sn suthority on IS mill
meter prelection with the aaeie-
i.mre of Murrell Pannett
The film is being used es a public relatidna project by the col
and la being ahown to high school*
the production This showing of
the motion picture, which Is silent,
will finish the budget productions
for the playhouse for th* yeai mak
Ing the third production tn come
from the little theater
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Management
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Varsity   "F   Society
Alpha  Fraternity
"ftoaruuil  Names and phone numbers
of th* inajoretleel"
Series of One Acts Fall Semester Officers
To Be Sfiown et Playhouse Elected by Tokalon
date* for a set <-. of I    Juanita    llrown    a   Jualor.   w
he   present*!  by  Ihe (   " <•'«*«■ president ..f Tokalon. upper
heisiiy   Street   Playhouse    have I'l'-'esO.   weBTT
»n    announced    by     John     W   ,to"   ** "/**
Other nttiet.. _ ..— .
W tight, hesd of tbe speech depsrt ! for ,hs fni{ aameeter ll
The datee sre May SS sndl|„,|lB ,tr, prselleal:
Mey Sl .kipping the WsMlneeday be leer. »«wrelsry. Beveriy
iween the dates which I* the nlgbt treasurer, snd Imrwthy MeAlltet.
Soclsl hlstorl.n
1>-     -•■  "       i.  urn   --      .-..'     Th** ••• •*****■"* WI" ■*» '"stalled
The protection 1. .a extra one|it |fc# ^ m#H|B(r ^ |fc#
rhen the new member* will be m-
liated     The
II:    Ih.     h.l.lKet    |„...|.,..l..n.   III!    Ihe
smjarfsamsl Kmpath> women's
nnnraiy i^smstlr organlxatlon ta
i b.- in charge ..I the- production
nm the business st.iBdpoint
Uroeter* of the pleys sre siu
snts with lion \je\y an the cevoi.ll
stoi und.-r the genersl stipervi
on of Wright
hy   the   orgaalaall**    hi
.i..mid the first Ot June
A skit lo he preeented at the Key
s-.rui   waa   al
1HJY WAR BONDS
Marian Illgelow. Red Croaa
recreallooal director, speaking at
her experteore working with th*
Red Cross In Nsw Caledonia, told
of tha work the Red Croe* le dotag
and of the living rondltlsen* la th*
PactftJc area In a apeech to an
open Red Croaa meeting yesterday
ton In the I'nlon committee room
Mlea Bigelow * member of tbe
S*eC wbbxsb's physical education
department on leave, has served
with the Red Cross for two yeers
She told of the two division* of
Red Croe* director* and of the type
of work eech %ratih does.
Work at the reerealfnnl dlree
tors. Miss Bigelow aald. c**s*asta
of plsnnlng entertainment far th*
boya In csrape behind the front, tor
ixample. for men malnlalnlBg air
fields
The entertainment lB«hxB** xaov
a. ahow* snd quiaaea werhad ap
hy th* saen themaelvea. aad volley
ping-pong, and horseshoe tour
rate
si Bigelow aald that the thing
which   Impress ad  her  moet   a
being back In civilised country
the buildings   for she had eeei
nt  buildings since she left
for the
The meeting yesterday noon was
the regular Red Croaa execuUve
board meeting open to anyone who
wished to attend
Conference Tickets
Now et Dean's Office
Dr Hubert Phillip*, eeea of the
wer division aad preleaser ef ee
rial acianc*. lo onTerln. two ll
lo aay atudent as lacnltr me
who would like to attend tbe
4a* night session of the later** |
ttonal Center in 8*a rraadlaes
which la bold in* a meeting in eon
Kindlon   w-eaV ^^^^^^^
(continued /rem *°e.r Oat)
tracks The building rBrtahsn
from th* college would ho*** I
heavy aad moat aolsy mscabs.
Tbe Second building would have I
machinery for th* Be****)
tlve primary teachers to do wet
*ork
Th* plans for tha men's gymm
m are so compleU that thay ha
pretty wall hailed. Dr Theaaaa 1
dared It will he located oa tmtt
stoa* facing tho stadium a**na.
Weedoa.
two weeks ago. aa aan.
bl) wa* held lor tha baaeSt et I
heads of the various depart***,
to *xpUln what their has*. ■
pUaa la the fatal* are to he. ■
H Wight, profeeeor of haaMh 1
Men* P K pointed out oa a H
print th* ehower rooms, th* aa*
meat room, the awdeamia. roe
the  women", shower and diaas,
Horace 8chorltag. laati-aetar
iduaulal art*, sxpielaad tf '
ould be better fadllttae'
there he**he*a la the p
staled that a priavt ah*
with prsases woald bt
hoped that. Ib ttase. '
l-lsns to  heve a small aaaahml
for   orchestral    piweenlslloea
tor   rehearsal    Tha   *—'******   '
majors and a sound proof It
broadcaatlng   aad   traaacrthi**;  |
cilltle* ^LXllllm
Enjoy the Hospitality
of the
Hotel Californian
and
Hotel El Rancho
We are happy to cooperate
with all college functions
CARL S. STANLEY, President
k the   World   Confer
Dm ing the official life ol the Baa
Vr*nclaco Conference, tha Interna
linn* I renter I* sponaorln. a meeting eech Tuesday night In tbe High
8cho*l ef Cxaavaaera* aaeswaassaa.
Tbs speakers will be delegates or
sdvhMi*   to   the   World   Becartty
Dr Phillips has two tlcksts for
each Tuesday meeting and eny eta
family member Interests*
should contact him
COLLEGE GIRLS
The Telephone
Compeny
is offering . full time job
for the summer vacation
period and part-time .ft~
er school starts m
You'll find your job inter-
estina . . pleas ant and
essential, both now .nd
'after the war.
Our employtnent
will be glad to give you
complete information.
Come in and talk it over.
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THE   I'MlHi   TBL.
AND TBL. CO.
deed the need ef *
i   cafeteria,   the    UcaUo*   ef  I
ralniag aeavool
Bmory Raieliee, gllllgggg saVdJ
Pt*  plsn.  (oi   the exp*
rolleage
Former Stater Sees
Union for Rrat Timo
J   Allaa  Hall   SS. ft
" • l ■ r'ei    ..f   Tt.e-   roltes
vldted    the    at.
edneaday for the |SBj| |
waa built.
No*   a  dvU   *B*U
ockton. Hall can i
I "*ile«laK
tha .UJt w
Hall  lived  two  yeare tm I
and hefars that, Uved la I
IS  years   Hie  wife  hj th* I
Jsaa Kennedy  wh*
la   *1. graduated ft
got her M A  at MO
who seed te work ■
wick. thaw, editor ef Thai
oasa* to aaale ta 1SSS i   ~
ataaford ta 1SSS