1945_05 The Daily Collegian May 1945

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KRES.NO, CALIFORNIA. TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1945
Marian Bigelow
To Speak at Red
Cross Luncheon
Miss Marian Bigelow. Had Cross
Recreational Director, will speak
at the college unit Red Cross luncheon meeting In the union commit
tee rooeS Thursday noon All mem
bora ot the campua Red Cross sre
iavlted to attend  t.ola Browe. chair
Mia* nigelow la a member at the
Preeno State College woeaen'a phye-
Ical education department teonMy
on leave She ha* aerie-d with the
Red Croae for Iwo yeera as recrea
llonal director In th* South PsclBc
Miss Illgelow'* speech will be s
resume of her experiences during
the paat two years, and will Include
mention of tbe work the Red Cross
Is doing snd the vslue of helping
the Red Cross on the home front.
A signup sheet hss been posted
on the bulletin board In the union
foyer ao that the executive commit
tee may plan bow many etudenta
will sttend the luncheon. Extra
chairs will be placed In the com
mlttee room If tbey are needed.
Miss Drowe said
All students wbo plan to attend
1 algn up by to
Journalists Attend Plans Made
Press Conference   For Hey Day,
Masque Ball
morrow after
sdded All Red Croaa committee
members should be present end all
Red Croe* surgical dressings In
stnictora and workers should plan
to attend
The dinner Thursday noon will
task the plsce of the regular Red
Cross, executive board meeting.
Mlaa Browe announced and there
will be no business meeting held
Rodeo Theme Featured
At WAA Play Day
A rodeo theme will be festured
thi* afternoou, at the annual WAA
Play Day. according to Beverly
Campbell, newly elected prealdent
| chairman or the ..t
fair
Play Day an annual WAA affnlr
glv-n for MS students from the
four Pre-n.. t'tty high e. hoot, will
begin at 1 Mi p m on the college
women* athletic lleld
The afternoon will be spent play
Ing gamea and awlmmlng. and re
fieshnte-nls   will   be   served   In   the
Committe-)- chairmen appointed
hg Mia* Campbell are: Oame*.
Kltlne Mason: program* and dec.
ration*,   lie"
Jean Casey, food   Dorothy McAllls
■ m.  Klslne Jones:   offl-
rlsls snd senrinca Lola Ilrowe
No Afternoon PE
There Will be
Mai .-.Ineatlon claaa** conducted
thi* attention aad thet.. will lie
no free a'wlmmlaf k. the pool tod*)
-« - l.
held   *t   i
Club Sunday from IS to S.
tended by seveiwl hundred Call-.
ion,., hlgl school. Jualor colleg*
aod colleg* Joumellsm slad**te.
who at* Interested ha ths world
. nee that Is being held
Ib  Ssb  PtsbcIsco
Henry C. Caaeady. apeaker of the
day.  who le  la  8aa  Francleoo  to
rover the Soviet delegation for the
Associated    Press,    prepared    hla
I loplr.   "World l*T*e-
• c***sdy  has been
- :. • ,...!;.|.-:.t    11.    Hll««l»
th* Bast four yeera.
RUaaiAN PRE88
Caaeady said "The preee In Rue
sla Is collectlvtsed We ha** Be
personal coatacl with tbe Russians
because their department la strictly
a .. ti.oisblp job" Us slso ststed
th»t the rommunlcetlon syetem waa
b...l and InterpreUtloB prosed to
be e greet barrier.
Sander 8. Klein navy correspondent of Washington D C and 1944
Pulltaer prise winner, spoke on
"Coveting  Un   in   Washington''
Klein aald. "The armed force*
hav* provided the eeeentlal beck
ground for wsr news so that it has
been possible for the public lo
know the new* within a few mln
ate* *rt*r It haa happened       ,
"The   foreign   delegate*   attend
i . onierence are doing
■well   ia   helping   the   aewapepers
| get lieneath the eurface ol the cob
i.i.n aald.
PERUVIAN   .PEAKS
Maria   Malta   Pajueia   of   Lima.
I   th*
o thst a
•for  the  WAA  pis
.-.■ment. I
•A  pla*\Vd
her addreea
s.l.l.  "The   laslln
It* ssld to be idssllstlc.
. illstlc.  snd  to  s cer
....luartlcsl,   but   they
M their part "
Other   guests   at   the   speakersT
- <oi oi the Oakland
Post Kaoalrr'. . Joseph Knowlaad.
the Oakland Tribune.
John Lund, b.-a.l of the Journalism
department at the I'nlverslty of
t'sllloinis. Dick Chsse. president
ol the Pre** I'luh lieorge Multany.
v Ice chairman ol junior affairs. Al
Slonaker. . general chairman, and
aastatant city editor
of Ihe San  Pranclaco Chronicle.
I !..    Pn ■ i l.il. ...nl.-r. i,.h   el.l.h
Is h-l.l  In  the San Pr..i
< lit. . uh Sunday rrom IS to S. can
i be attended by   two students
...II...-  I
• ••mtu.-nlatora will ba freeent to
speak and aaewer the questions ■indent, msy aak
.On and aft*r Mey IS the apeakera
will be SsliaafS of the World
Peaee Coaler*nee
Juanita Brown, Lola Browe Seek
Two Student Body Offices
JuaniU Brown, seeking th. office of vice president, and !
Lot. Browe, running for president, .re the only persona thet J
have taken out student body petitions to date.
The other office., for which there .re .till no au-*dkJaaaSh]
era aaowtary, commissioner of publications, men's legislative j
ther near the tennl* court* In Rood
Park   to   celebrate   Hey   Dey.
[•Msy 11th. from 1 to 6 p.m.
■ will be dismissed la the
i   so   that   everyone
te In tbe ertlvllles   which
sre under th* direction of tbe Ral
ly Committee
ie events will Include s bicycle
mixed baseball and volleyball
as. a threelegged race, baseball
football throw* for both girls
and boy a. a tugof war. and a ahoe
Ml
Bach person win be expected to
furnlah hla own lunch although
coke* will be on sale Rally Com
mlttee chairman Betty Lou Vgfle
has urged that students with bicycles ride them out to the park.
Bebbears far the affair will In
elude Karl Buckman Deen Mitch
ell P Briggs. Deen Mary Baker
Mr* Helen F. Rohtwr. and Mrs
Wllma P  Wight J
The social hall will ie the Betting for the Maaqoe Bell from S
to IS that evening Bide for the
stag affair will be Sl SS a peraen
and will he sold by membere ef the
Rally Cbmmlttoe only.
been emphasised  hy the
Rally    Committee    lhat    everyone
n*t c*m* masked and keep their
ask* on until s •perilled time
War bond* and  stamp*  will  be
warded ae  prise*   for   the   most
comical   tbe moet original, and the
most   beautiful   costumes   In   addl-
sweepstakee award and per
petual trophy, will be given to the
best In tb* shove group   A group
award will alee be preeented
Alberta Klehl M la charge ef dec
oration* for the affair Music will
be furnished by th* orchestra of
Dirk  Alexander.
Judge* of the costumes win In
elude Mr snd Mrs Wstter Hlakel
Mr. and Mrs Morgan. Mr. and Mrs.
Jess Rodman and Mr and Mrs
Kenneth  Marsh
ducting the aala through the busies* district.
Thi* I* a yeerly job for the Juo'.o
Individual*,
block* of ticket* for rlsotee eoa's
The date of the track and field
carnival la May IS In Ratcliffe Pt.i
Tlcketa will lie pot on gener .1
public aale starting May 7 Th* tick
eU will be evallable at Hotnans
and the Preeno County Chamber of
nerc* la the Memorial Audi
torium   All students of the colleg*
Formal Canteen
Men from Camp Plaedale aad
Hammer Field will he Invited to
the laat nulldog cantssn of the
meeter which will be held In the so-
clsl hsll of ths union Friday. May
4. from R to IIS*.
Music for the formal affair which
will havs a Hawaiian theme will be
fnrnlahed by ths Hammer Field
"Swlnsj*ter* "
The canteen committee will i
Ihl* afternoon. Marilou Oneto. caste-en committee chairman  aald
Reduced Student Rates
Given for Circus
Matins* coupons ts ths Polsek
Brethsrs Circu* will bs svsllabi*
today, in ths Unisn beohstere.
Th* coupon*, prseented at th*
Memorial Auditorium be* office,
will allow th* *tud*nt* t* buy
ticket* to th* .how for 40 cents
A. 0 Wshlber.. faeutty member ameritue, arrenead fer the re-
Tickets for Relays
On Sale Now
Th* advance aale ef tlcketa for
the ISth annual Weet Coaat Relay*
rill get anderway tts ******* it
Teeno thle week with the Preeno
Junior Chamber of rsmgjBlBB
Th* requirements far holding of-
Be* stats that all candidate* ■
hare a ~C avers** aad  iinligla i
Tha price* of tlcketa are  SJ 40
11 SO. S1S0 and H eeato. tax** In
eluded   High  *rboo1  students and
tnrfcssaea will he adaalttod teres
I la charge of all aaatertal far
the annual games. AB high MB*Ms.
universities, college* aad alhleilc
clube  and  military he eee  win r*-
i th* entry blank.
moet all  college*  aad  achool*
are   fielding   learns  thla   pmtr
file entries They Include the
t'ntverslty of Southern California
who I* *pon*orin* one of the best
a on the coast: the t'nlversltv
of California. TCI A  th* CallforBia
tut* of Teehnologv which hv*
s powerful squad this year: Orel
dental College. Pomona College
Ihe College of Psclflc. the Modesto
Junior College. Fresno .tats Col
lege, aad Le* Angelee Junior Col
lege. Compten Junior College and
many other Junior colleges la the
Lo* A*a*l*a are*.
The   army  will  he
by the Ith Air Pore*
Scholarship Blanks
To Be Turned In
Into th* off-campus   hoard   af  l
ilnlstrstor*   for   the   Ina   Ore
BchoUrshlp  which Is op
sophamors and Junior glrla.
datee csn  run for mo.
offlc* la th* **ss* alael
The amouat   *f   mm
■  who have  held    lllfBK
Ilee. The »bbM1b*xb of trice pre*
aod aecretary for the fsU amor watt held  hy  Bare  sVsaar:
aad  J*aa  Barger   Pearledna  1
sad Dsaawi Coiiin* hav* ailed
stIU    obtainable
..-    from     Hetty
. ha'.rman    and   *
give* on Hey Day and the bIs»sU_.
win  tea*  place *a  tha taOMtafl
Marriage Climax*!
Sadie Hawkins
msiing a day of eaetkea
and anxiety. Jackl* SehukM
aad Do* Bait aa Daley Ma* and LT
Abaer. war* merrtod at IS f* a. m.
Friday la a Sadie Hawklaa Tmp
.remony    psrivjcmsd    hy    OaSlmxj
idle ■axrhste.Daeaa Frtd
tha .indent union   Dick
lore'   -he-.tr* furnl.hed a
Mary Baker's oaVe hy May 4.
Two payaMate of SSS eeeh
to he
ZZmmmm
the fall
incsd at th* as
lag a greaeed pig. BMI I
Beards were Jusfe*. f
bv c.mi.u. iiueen Clsre *