1945_11 The Daily Collegian November 1945

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P*»!>»*s* Savewl WejeSly durtr,* •*•• ech**l yssr
Ills,**! MsUld*,. *nd C.*mln*tlon Parted* By
TM.  FRBSNO  BTATB  COLLBOB   ASSOCIATION
- Tha Fteeno 9tate CoHeeje Colleejie* -
VL Vol
the i^eliai
Edilor laom Ct-ey
l-VaBlrma* Manager Carolyn B«>ckl*ry
Phon* 4-1721
sVlvOTtminrj Manager Clarenc. Ni.buhr
Assistants foe Catanesi. Louise Spector
News Editor Bonnie Beeman
Copy Editor Betty Kent
Sports Writers       R b Minor and Bruce Farrt.
sUporters—Benny Phillips. lanet Adams. Rue Adenns
Annie Shew, lean McCain. Le* Soto. Alii* Bargum.
Bonni* Cull. Margaret Munson. Jeanne Kirk. Donna
Ptarsol. Floswncs frantxich Marian Zallan Mary Jor-
o*ns*n. John GriHnh. Gmny Adam*. Harry Stosck*!   *
Freedom of the Press
Irown in Washington has projxwcd that
•fits of the United Nations Relief snd
►ilitation Administration be denied to any
■ that prohibits freedom of the press to
. S. reporters
Since the start of the war just past, many
large; and  small,  have been  getting
e band wagon dedicated to the furtherance
I  freedom and  democracy.  That's  fine, but
I of the Allied nations, and specifically
promulgate   freedom   in   name   only
r same countries need help, their peoples
e hungry, they i****d clothes and medical care
i their industries need rebuilding
e suggestion of Mr  Brown is a very prac
I, albeit stern, way of seeing that these   high
" do not become as barren and bereft of
bie benefits as the proverbial cupboard
i would like the rest of rhe world to
e that she is mightily engaged in serving
pies of the earth in their search for
n. Now she has a chance to prove it
r since the coming of the Russian revo-
i tbat was to set free not only the workers
i, but of all the world as well, she has
I very reticent about allowing the rest of
t world to see what goes on within the con
f her boundaries. It is a fairly well estab
t rhat vice and corruption, like many
evil  growth,  cannot  stand   the  hard
c of day
isia and similar countries arc as faith
l tutey say they are in preserving and ex
ing rhe freedoms of men, Mircly it is not
■  le.nti.il     pseCCBI    **♦*«   in
a are curious people, we like rn sec what
l things tick
■ activities ol  Ruvsi.1 .mil  ..iriou*. other
n't bear rhe serutinv <>t outsiders,
n't be honestly eugaged in the
f sre engaged in
s atitjht
rip. Aside from one rather bleak
period In tbe afternoon when a fugitive from a state
Institution for tba myopic who ws* Impersonstlng.
but not very successfully, a referee, awarded a foot
bell gsms which was being played there to tbe lo
cal team. Ue apeclal bus to Reno wss aa pleasant
aad enjoyable a vsnturs sa tbs Old C haa sngaged
In for many a day
On th* way up, thing* wscs *nliv*n*d con-
•Ittarably by a vocal group which entsrxalnsd
with  old   English   madrigals  snd   choral**   rang
th*   i
LIT
to th* delightfully rural and rsfrssriine) -Down
on th* Farm They All A»V," etc Th* Old C.
was mevsd to contribute a *el*clien from hi* •»-
t*n*iv* rspertolr*. an interesting historical chant
concerning Chrlctophcr Coljjrnbo, but thinking
it over decided it waa perhape a bit too detailed
in Its depiction ef Chris' personal ,
I if*.
* *       *
Reno turned out to be an unimpressive little city
with nuttin' to recomnswnd It Tbe V. of Nev.
puee bad Its Interesting aspect*, on* being thst ap
parently It waa built on tbe principle of a building
for every three atudent*. having been designed by
character who had run down to Berkeley for a quick
look at tbe I of Calif but hadn't taken enough
note* Another Interesting fester* ws* the appsr-
ently apllited campaign a kflas Jeanne "Shirty"
Webb haa staged for Homecoming Day Queen The
campus wss strewn with posters extolling Shorty,
snd carrying, her picture, and tbe Old C. made a
note that hers wss a trick tbat Allle waa missing
* *       *
One unplsssant faaturs of Rsne, th* city, wa*
th* abundanc* of dene of vice end iniquity,
bearing names Mks "Harolda Club." "The Bank
Club." and "Th* Falaee." Th* Old C had a buay
tim* ef it warning hi* unsuspecting chsrg** that
behind these faeadee wsr* d*n* in which OAM.
BLINO wa* being practiced, but by running*
frantically about uttering "»h.*h ah ah»" and
dapping at wrist* which reached for th* tav-
•r* of those bright snd shiny toys which wsr*
In reality *l*t machine*, er In th* worldly
t*rm, On* Armed Bandit*, th* Old C. who I*
probably th* greatest foes for morality *lnc«
*om* of hi* d*
I hi* fallow stu-
th* *vll force*
All, lhat I*, sxeept ens deproved pair who
•lud*d th* Cellarit*'* vigilant *y* long enough to
•spend a nefarious evening st Bingo snd war*
too far gone in Iniquity by th* tim* th* Old C.
Display Presents
School Facilities
Of 18th Century
School facilities of the l*th snd
19th century are being exhibited In
i th* foyer of ths
administration building In order to
■Indent* the rompartaon of
old time and modern school book*
and  material*
Tbe dtaplay. taken from the Free
no  State  College  museum   lor  old
time   school   books   and   matertala
been donated or loaned
by  lntereated   individuals,  ronaiats
of primera. slatea. slate pencils, and
oks   on   rellglgn.   Kngllah.   spell
I. geography, and arithmetic
One    of    the    oldest    and    most
ilque article* being dlaplayed la a
Hornbook,    which    was    made    by
paatlng a printed aheet of paper on
a  wooden   paddle  and   uaed   a*   a
reader
other article* which are'being
exhibited sre Tbe Hook of Rellg
ious Nsture." published In 1736
"Noah Webster's niue Back Prim
er." written In 17*: The English
Hesder." published in 179. and cc
talning much profundity and |
• illisr Information
"Historical snd Oeographlcsl A
of the f nlted States " published
1»1S;     Easy   Reader.'    written    by
Frost  snd  published  In  MSI;   IRS*
edition   of   • Speller   snd   I refiner "
lueasona for Youth." by Noah W
ter and publisher!  In  IS**;  and
rlthmetlc     by     Solon     Wlsem
•aaed on  the  aystem of  Psslsloxxl
which  was  published  esrly  In  the
19th century
lifts and loana for the FSC mu
un will be accepted In Room 101,
by Dr. A. R. I*ng of tbe edu
Ion department
Teacher Shortage
Creates Crisis
Fresno    State    College    official*
av*    declared    that    the    figure*
hlrh hav* been released (how tbe
Increasingly     grsve     shortsge     of
J W CsnBeld. director of teach
■ placement on the campua. reported alnce the opening of the fall
ster ISO calla for teacher*
have bean received from San Jo*
quip Valley school*
The  official  recently  vlalted   alx
schools  In  Kern  County and  aald
tbat   each   achool   requested   from
to to two teachers
Only s small proportion of teach
*    wbo   went    Into    tbs   armed
force*   Is   expected   to   return   and
alleviate the shortsge
The freshman enrollments In
teacher training Institutions are
only beginning to return to nor
msl." Canfleld ssld. "and lt will be
snother tour yesr* before the pre*
ent.freshman classes will be graduated.
"Teaching should be made more
ittractlve through better living
ondltlons. higher salaries and
nore satisfactory recreational and
working conditions."
Canfleld said many high schools
present are recruiting likely
candidate* for the educational pro-
Trie trip home waa peaceful and uneventful Kv
erybody waa qtrtet and It waa even pnsalble to sleep
What'* that, everybody was quiet* Cnod t.nd we
muat have left Moneatler In Reno' Send nut *
searching party, men
*       *       *
Anyway,  tbe  apeclal  bua  wa*   a good  die k. i    All
except for tbst one Msrk period   Do yevu mind If Old
Cellsrite  aays   something   not   In   keeping   with
usual manly, uncomplaining eharacter* It'* Just t
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Short Shavings
By Candy Lao.
Frssns .t*x* v*. U. ef Nevada
Going Inte the same an underdog, FSC. after pultTnssdown two
Nevada men behind the goal line
for four |vin>*. were tteatrrt Jjjthe
laat quarter wben tbe VVoTVbe
paeeed for tbelr only touchdown
Final aeore    71
Buater MeClure, Nevada All
American tackle who received
heed lajury In the Nevada Cal
Same laat week, didn't ault
but h* did play. Candy La*.* says
be pleyed because of tbe numerous
tlmea MeClure railed tbe algnala
for the Wolve* from tb*e aide-line*
Candy Leg* csll* tbl* a poor ex
hlbltmn of football on the part of
player and tba Nsvada coach—the
roach could have taken that
twelfth man and put him on tbe
bench—or maybe It was sll part of
a     e      *
Tbs Trip     . . St»rt out at S am
* Thuraday   morn .  eat  lunch  In
Sacramento hit  anow hit
tuaks  Tsboe Charle*   Keylan
crosses elate line for flrsl time
... be waits life-time for thrill
and aleepa thru It arrive In car
son  City stay  st  hotel  .
start jtambllna spree est
more aramblln. . . (why write on
—Just tske for (ranted thst there*
"more gambling" between each
Carson City tflrh School baa ral
ly. parade, far Reno Carson Utah
came   Saturday Staters  take
over band tske over rslly
Coach   "Plx"   Introduces   Bulldogs
Sonny Lewis plsys drums
Hal   lieOrlan  doea dance .  Hal
Raley blowa nose rally breaks
up      . movies bed break
fast  at  S Caraon City la capl
tol of Stete City la about alae
of  Corcoran.  California Roys
scatter to look for governor
Raley aneaka aroend governor's
house trying to catch chicken lust
aa governor and wife atep ont back
The Oeng Raley. Ken Mllli
Carl Maxwell. Con Winder. Chuck
Moran. Invite governor to eat with
team . . . governor decline,-,
Bolt and Candy Ia*g» look over
Itol legislature*   to  me*
17 decide not to wait Talk
to governor"* srlfe abe aal
FSC Is going to plsy Reno High
School or what . . Candy I-e-gs
very Insulted Candy luega told
nf stats prison on edge of towr
Csndy Leg* declines offer .    .
Bulldogs practice on Carson High
School field ... eat ... ae* CHS
Reno game     .     Carson  loses
Ib  bed  by  10 pm eet  .
Wander  around   town Candy
Legs broke* goes to free I'N dsnee
lot* ff fun Bee rslly bus
off at  10 pm fool around
leave at  midnight  for Carson
boys with money left, gamble until
wes hours of morn .       leave. CC
Sam big anowball  tight
way     .    eat In Sacramento
home .  .  . tb* beet trip thu* far
. end trip. CI.
«       *       *
St   Mary'* n*xt week
what a teem   St   Mary* beat  1'SC
26 0   In   UA    last   week This
mskes tbs Osel's top team on tl
coast If not  west  of the  Mis
souri or In Ibe IS   Yee. even
over    Army     Wedemeyer    proved
 The Fresno Stete College Cottt
Over 100 War       Mora Football
Veterans Provide
Competition Here
Stiff srsdemlc competltl
Sisters Is now available* In the form
lore then 100 World Wsr 11
veteran* who hav* enrolled at tbe
Freano  State   College   tbi*   year.
Some of tbe men er* entering
tba college for tbelr Srst time
other* are picking up tbe thread*
>f their pre-war education*, and a
ew are continuing from last year
heir studies here
Note te furious frsshmsn: Meal
of ths vet* hav* been iicuwd
from social *ci*nc* la!
A. O Kircher. head of tbe gul.l
inc* center on the campua. said
bee* men. returned from military
life, are very serious about their
grades. Out of approximately 30
rans who attended classes here
yesr. only one wsa completely failed, and he la now making up
hla falling marka at tbe Reed ley
" in lor College. •
Ftrty per cent of the men. Kirch
went on. are working for de
grass here, while the other hslf.
pursuing f«*r the most psrt pre
professional courses, will transfer
rious universities and colleges
lo obtain degress
Fresnsn*  comprise  one third   ol
the students   The others are from
Freano'a    surrounding   towns   snd
om out of SUt*
The marital statue, obviously one
of th* moat popular Issues con
cernlng the veterans, wss recently
reveeled when Kircher declared
one third of them to- be family
The love life Of the other
two-third* Is a matter of conjee-
and hlatory In the making
Cossacks to Perform
Tb* Hon Cossack* Chorus will
perform at the Fresno Memorial
Auditorium tonight at 1 o'clock under the auaplces of the Fresno The-
League. Tickets may be pur
»d st Hockett Cowan's Music
Store on rulton Street.
e chorus, under tbe direction
of Serge Jaroff, la scheduled to spin more than  100 cltlea aad
tope aa did almost tbe entire Sl
Mary's line-up The Geels out
played, ont scored, snd In uncork
ng every trick In footbsll. best
:he Trojans who outweighed St
Mary's by 1*. pounds per men
Hows FSC going to do* St.
Msry's muat be getting ceckey aa
heck maybe an upset is due.
Left evsr Rob Peterson. Bx
FSC barkfleld star, now playing for
the San  IMego Bombers, pros
re sests slmost gone for Arm
istlce  game Only  three more
gamee  ten  In   IS  Bulldoga  aeaaon
.   Clu.
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CHRISTMAS CARDS
BOX ASSORTMENTS
IMPRINTED   CARDS
winning  tally  In   IS  playa
11 yard paaa rrom "Happy" Reed to
end   Kirtrhner   being    tbe   (storing
play
Ray Taylor featured tbe drivi
wltb •om* long run* The winning
play came on the opening play of
the fourth quarter The reet of th*
game was slmost entirely sn ex
cbsnge of kicks with the Wolve*
driving ones to the Bulldog IS ysrd
line before being bslted
FEW  SUBSTITUTES
Pierson used ver. few
lutes during tbe fray and ssvsral
men played tbe satire SO mln.it**
Fresno'* line ws* constantly ont
barging tbelr heavier rivala and
o the matter of atatlatlc* tb* Bull
dog* held the edge In everything
but the score
PLAV  GAELS
The   Bulldog*   will   now   prepare
meet  the  galloping  Oael*   from
St   Mary'* Monday
Group to Consider
Dorm Locations
A fa* iwty'committee te begin a
study ef dsslrable location*
number ef studsats which ab
a* arnammetlsisil. sad tbe type of
buildings aad facilities desirable
baa been Appointed by tbe Advla
ory aad Planning Council
Tbe  possibility   tbat   funds   may
be   mede   available   for  dormitory
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sndance st tbs remaining two
meeting* will be neceaaarf to earn
the polnta given for participation
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Bev Campbsll.  prealdent
Tennis and speedball are te be
tbe new activities beginning next
lull* BUI* will msnag* tbe
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