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.a. * *d" Latin American *-      n   *        .       c
Dis-tnrdb. i-h^Mra* For Returning Servicemen
Pictures, Lecture Many n,w elMfJM mrm £„«„,..*-. g„v.rnm.n« cu
Mirror .
•y **«• Soeo
la the ooares of ten days the
Preeldent of the Cnlted Statee haa
saade tw* important speeches Hie
Mary Day talk to th* nation from
New York City emphasised th*
United States foreign policy, the
atomic bomb, and tbe site of our
Navy Hi* speech Ttseedey was concerned wtth th* .ettleroent of the
present    I it...    n, ,      . - ■
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la*
. fore-Is
l-.l ■
naval veteran. Monday evening
Beth attended the Ftweao Technical High School
pic of thla line young bachelor.
others who have aeen bla picture
feel the same way resllss that
without hi* cute doggie Oert'a mar
tied life would be Incomplete And
• h>. was that
tainted that o
celved    marnare
rw* I* join Ihe Foreign
'■'
■> bring the
•BBBl*   'hat   the   par
if   Stste   student».   organixa-
sad
y*r    . nntrttnii.-     n	
Harry  Truman   mak.-    H    del
that  the   setaBt i
the   BOle   property    of    the    I'
States.   Thi*   will   be   the   w*
thst   will   keep  a-,...
I courae. the fun will
ha*     f*Ur:-!      :
teat  ley.  and  thla  discovery
to far dlatant   I'm not stating that
the   Prealdent   1a   wrong,    history
will either prove him wrong or
reet.
Th*  President  baa  likewise
Barred tbe nation that the present
Bias tt tbe powerful 0   S   Navy
h* maintained   This I
SB Baa we still aren't out of the crit
leal itage and disarmament   would
be  very   bad    A  large  Navy.  I   be
Heve, alao means tbe retention
• rmy.    Ths   drslt
Bgement A raise in wsgea for
bar, Ihe retention tt the save*
prices, and the doing away with t
proflt taxes wblcb will Insure mi
BalBment of a good proflt wit ha
causing msnagement to raise
price* for It* product*. However
believe, that It will take more th
thle to settle the question bet we
labor and management
Happy  Birthday to L-o-vs:   (le
tbat  active  Rally   •
her.  haa ju*t
"choice" matrimonial offer, which I
Maderetand. la very difficult for h
to  refuse   The  difficulty  artaes
that   Ihe   Intended   "bridegroom
ty of Alpaugb. and If be
does, he won't bring hi* rule little
doggie with htm
rards
taetJib   buill   to   pay   foi    Ihe   Vet.
irvi   Memorial   Health   Center
*x> UaBl   through   the   w
year*   the   people   gave   unselfish
to  finance  tbe  ws
country     through
! iy   w„ of  tbe  Cnlted
States   are   being   **ked   to   cal
S donating food and
clothing for people* of the war
- of Kuiope and Aata,
that at home the Victory Bond and
': ivea have commenced
This i* quite a drain on the pock
eta ot, the American people Now
we of Fresno State, ask ourselves
and our friend, to belp us erect a
memorial to tbos* valiant men and
tbe rrux of thla country
The atudenta of Slats need a
health renter that will take bet
ter rare of their health than the
limited farllltle* which Or*
Coleman and Plersol have to work
wllh  They have been doing a «plen
Cavalcade of the Caribbean
full length all-color motion picture
lecture by Charles Peary
artlat. photographer,
world traveler. sM lecturer, will be
he Sunday Evening
In the first Congregational
Church. M and Divtaadaro. Sunday
evening at 7:SO o'clock
Traveling over ISO. 000 mllea by
every meana *f transportation
throughout the twenty one coun
trleatrlea of luBtln America to rec
■olored motion and at 111 plr
f laatln America to rev-
south haa been the project
of   Welmer   during   the   past   three
Welmer recently returned from
the aecond of hi* "Cavalcade" pho
te.grsphlc survey*. In whlrh he rov
rred the Islands of the Caribbean
he   countries   of   Central    America
He left New York In July of
MM and sp.nl It months In lllm
Ing the cltlea. business resources
producta. and natural acenlc beau
Ilea of the Caribbean
Welmer'* Initial Aim lecture.
"The Cavalcade of South America"
waa given in two part* before
Sunday Evening audlencea
of ISIS and March of 19*4
late returning eerrl
men aad women wbo can enroll In
a full program of elaasea without
waiting for a new aemester to begin. Dr Frank W Tbomaa. pre*!
dent of tbe college, announced
The courae* will be given on a re
duced credit heel* to the veteran
I»r Thorns* explained snd serv
Icemen may enroll at any time dur
Ing the aemeeter
I>r Tbomaa averaged alx veter
an* a week have been returning
to the campus alnce the opening
of college In   September
New rlaaaea which are being
opened are aurvey of weatern ml
lure    Kngllsh   fundamentals    genrr
CoverGirl
12C3 Fultr*.
For frie collegian
cover girl —
soft campus
SWEATERS
tailored sport
SUITS
flattering date
DRESSES
STERN'S LUGGAGE SHOP
Trunk*   Haas. Aviation luuggagn.
laBdiea'  Handbag*. Clove*   Jcwelr>
Complete Line, of Iueetber Novelties
I FULTON STREET                                                   PHONE heSIS
 FRESNO,  CALIFORNIA	
JOHNNIE'S CLaEANERS
Clothes Cleaned in I to 2 Days
put
did  job/wlthNerhat  tbey   have  but
they   ran   do V much   better   '
with   what  tbey Wild  get   wti
modern equipped health center
We aren't aaklng for th* erection
ot a atatute that will soon bs fsr
gotten; wa are aaklng for a me
mortal that will never be forgotten because dally atudenta on sick
call would ksep alive ita greatness
The alumni Is the driving fores
behind this worthy rsuee; thsy
bsven't forgotten our velen
we shouldn't either.
Won't you dig Into your pockets
and bring out a few pennies to
tribute to the erection ol Fresno
State's Veteran* Memorial H«
Center. Thle la for health, life
progress.
id   laboratory
enrollment    wl
may  take place
I" .1 1     •   t.-.tl!
Lecture Scheduled
In IVCF Series
Continuing his le. t
era Scleac* snd the
ord " l>r H»rry Rlmmer will sp.uk
in the college auditorium «t x p m
tomorrow in one of the last lee
tures In a aerlea sponsored by two
Fresno Christian organisation", the
Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship
and the Christian lluslness Men*
Club
About SO atudenta In the fellow
ahlp laat wsekend went to Ij«ke
Sequoia for a retreat
paratlve government, current sf
fairs, sconomlrs. introduction to social work. Shaheepeare'a chronicle
playa. creative writing. Intermediate French. German and Bpanlah.
general zoology elementary astronomy, elementary algebra for re
freeher
Machine shop, woodwork, mill
snd cabinet work, wood turning,
forging and welding, aheet motel.
principles of human geography,
physlrsl mineralogy, meteorology,
speech survey, elementary snd ad
vanceel stagecraft, fundamental and
advanceel public apeaklng. elemen
tary and advanced acting, men* ao
I'm. is Ions are being made for
leterans tn enroll In the following
rout-see and receive full credit up
on making up back work
Foreign language clssses In
mm. Portuguese end
Spanish physical educallon clasaea
in health education. Arst aid and
ssfety. basketball, methods of roach
ing basketball fundamentals nf
aporta and any of the artivliy
etnas, a   and
Hydraulic   System
G. O. DIMOCK
Phon*  2 74*5
PINE  LAKE  LODGE
v. . the reflected beauty of a mountain
lake . . . soft, hushing music of a waterfall . . . friendliness by a fireplace ...     |
dinner for a connoisseur . . .
Group Dinn*rs Anang*d . . . Highway 99 at Aahlan
n^CT8-!   I   pC.r\ I   *4\ a\l Bulldogs Hold Nevada
\*\>Ul-.wmm\JM^\*n To Slim 7to4 Victory
"READABLE — WORTH   READING"
VOL XXXIV   FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, NOV£liBER 6, 1S46       NUuMBER 15
Org
New Music
Gets Recognition
From Old Chapters
Consratulatory letter* from' all
the active and alumni chapter* of
the Mu I'hl Kpsllon in the Inll.-.l
.tales have been arriving during
the paat week for tbe 12 charter
membere ef the newly eatabllabed
P*l Cbl chapter of the national music orgsnisstlon st Fresno State
The new members snd their pa
tronesses. Mesdsmes Ted I-eyden.
tuTster Sterett. Arthur Ilerdshl. and
Miss Miriam Wlthrow. sere formal
ly preeented at s reception ref Hal
Saturday nlghl In the ao
the student union
STUDENTS PERFORM
The Ave musician*
formed In the recital were Alta
Turnbaugh. pianlat. Norma Phil
lips, oboelst. Annabelle Kroeker
vocalist; Ruth Folmar. violinist.
Barbara Willis, pianist. Elaine
Saner and Betty Jane Johnson, ar
companlsts
Tbe other charter members are
Barbara Ilusch. Laura Dice, Helen
Johnson.    Margaret    Sevier,    and
Rosalind Swsn
FAOIJLTV  ARE  QUESTS
Friends of the orgsnixation and
members of the college faculty
were guests at tbe preeentatlon
Before the recital, a formal dinner
was given to which the valley member* of the sorority, tbe patron
eases, tbe members of tbs music
fsrulty. Miss Mary C. Baker, dean
nf women, and Frank W. Tbomaa.
college prealdent,  were Invited'
Mesdamss Margaret Walker, na
tlonal vice preeldent and governor
of the Pacific Province, and Harriet
Wright, paat national prealdent. attended the Initiation and Installs
tion ceremonlea earlier In the aft
ernoon  and  the dinner and   recep
Intra-Mural Grid
Competition Will
Continue Today
Three team* In the FBC Intramural six man touch football league
have their opening contact* today
when competition continue* wltb
two gamea billed for II 1 . a m In
the atadlum
***** Mu. tbe X'e*. and the Operators today begin their effort*
for  the  champlonahtp   The   fourth
Ib*   I
• ft.-i
tbelr aecond victory In two start*.
The Tau*. captained by Wlllard
Williams, sophomore will be gunning for Zeta Mu. raptalned by
Sloan  Costs**, one of the new 7.eta
The X'e*. with Melvln Berg aa
captain, meet the Operator*, lead by
IXck  Wesaell   In ths other game
Intramural       football
Fresno State's battling Bulktog. held the heavily favored
University of Nevada Wolve. to a slim 7-4 victory in th. aa-
nual bic clash played In Reno before a capacity crowd of
6,000 spectator..
Th. hard charring Bulldog forward wall held tha s
 eWolfneck niaalng attack la easts*
FSC Plans 4-Year
Engineer Course
bare bee* made
for eight to ten times ta* number
of students previously enrolled In
sea-tan I lag at Free** Stats C*l-
tag*  by college
X>* v
COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF FRESNO
1*06 "R" Street
FORMER  .RESIDENT   FETED
Tbe former national prealdent
waa feted at a luncheon at the
borne of Mrs Layllls Lundkvlit
■ponaor of th* local chapter. Sat
urday afternoon Greeting her were
11 member* of the Han Joae Stale
College chapter, who ,conducted
the Initiation and Installation rile*.
Mu Phi membere greeted Mrs.
Walker at a pot luck aupper Friday
evening at  Mr*   Leundkvlat'* bom*.
Member* of th* sorority era tbs
upper fourth, both In performance
ability and In acholaatlc achieve
menta. of women mualc majors al
tbe college
Tbe Pal Chi Chapter, a aoelal aa
well aa a professional group, will
that It
will  sponsor sll  college  recital*
Dr. Thomas Appoints
Class Sponsors
At the !lr*t faculty meeting of lb*
•emeater, College •President Frank
W Thomas appointed the following
person* aa claaa iponaor* Karl
Buckmsn.   fiwehaeaa.    I»r    Hubert
I'l.llllps     a. .pho ill..i.
Tenney   lunlui   an.I In    \   I,   l.asiig.
TMUR.DAV. TILT.
The Rambling Wopa face
erators and Zeta Mu tanglea wltb
[be X'ee on Thursday Tbe starting
time for tbeae gamee la alao II
e Wopa at tbe preaent sre tied
with the Sigma Tau for ths lead
Both teems hsve won tbelr only
gamea The Ramblers are In tbe
cellar    with    two   loesse    In    tw*
TEAM MEMBER.
Members of -the Intra Mural
Sports claaa. sponsor of the league,
are Darlua Kellenberger. Charle*
Key Ian Daren Nelkirk. Start Maxwell, and Conley Winder Flint
Hanner la the Instructor
The members of tbe teams ar*
the following
Operators: Dick Weasel, captain-
manager: Brad Quin. Bud Splckler.
(Continued ea Pag* S)
VLADIMIR   HOROWITZ
Musical Club to
Present Horowitz
Tbe first program of tbs eeaeoi
sponsored by tbs Fresno Musical
Club will preeent Vladimir Horowltx. Ruaalan pianist at the Fes
Wilson Theater tomorrow nlgbt
People wbo hav* not yet paid In
full for tbelr eeeeon tlcketa may do
Ilea* offlelsta  wltk tbe
•at that a four year .ra
the subject will go Into offset aext
year
Dr. Frank W  Thomas, pre el dial
of tbs college, stated empha
be placed oo tbe practical
Industrial    engineering    rather
i   Use   production   of   technical
apectaltets
*  always   hav*   offered   two
yaar* at *ng1n»*rtn. week at ta*
Campus Portraits
Now Being Taken
Student portrait* to appear ln tbs
ISIS Campu* are now being taken
at the John Frigultl Studio
point ment* are to be made and
picture* taken a* aoon aa poaalbl*
there will be no extentlon of
e. according lo Juanita Brown,
editor
any   atudent  took   pictures  of
. Freahman Sophomore    brawl.
Mis*   Brown   baa    aaked    that    hs
i* turn tbem  into ber Tor use
Red Cross Executive
Position Is Unfilled
The position of Red Cross How
pltsl party chairman for Hammer
Field l* unfilled Any woman eta
deal wbo I* Interested tn Ailing
this vacancy la requested by Lota
Brows, chairman of tb* campua
hapter, to addreea a nots algnfy-
ng this desire to tbs Red Cross
►ox  In  tbe  student   post  office at
Tb* chairman will be appointed
by th* sxscullvs beard, which j*l||
Thursday  at BBS*
aay  and   Company
Horowlts. born ln Kiev. Ruaala. of
i artlatlc fsmlly. atudied Brat with
hi* mother then wltb Sersel Tar-
nowaky. and later with Falls
enfleld  at tb*  Conasrvstory of bla
itlve city
The Initial yssra of hi* proree-
slonal life were apent giving eon-
certs In Russia, after which ba
toured the European continent wltb
_ -eat aacceea
" Hs made bis American debut oa
January IS. 1SSS, as soloist wltb
the Philharmonic Symphony
rheatra In Carnegie Hall ypisylng
tbe first Tschslkowsky    "'
During tbs war yeat
ralaed   millions   of  dollars   tn   war
bonds by giving extra
also  played   at   many
Horowltx loves to S* called tbe
•.mericen Pianist" because ba '
aw a  United  States cltlxen.
Houston Is Addad
To Veterans' Personnel
John   M    Houston,   a  dlacbargsd
nice men alnce October ST. be
nxe   a   member   of   the   veterans
guidance   center   on    the   campua
Wednesday   Hla official capacity Is
isorlste   vocational  sd visor.
Houston,   stationed   for  tb*   paet
i*r   at   the   Hammond   Oeneral
Hospital In  Modesto aa an occupational councillor,  waa  heed of tbe
Kngllsh and dramatic* depariBvent
Morrl. Junior College la Monte-
town. New Jersey, before entertn.
tha army.
Tba associate sdvlsor received
his undergraduate work at tb*
merlcan University In Washing
in D C. and hla post graduate
ork at the University of Florida.
Casaba Men to Report
All prwepeetiv* varsity baekex-
Jack  h,e..ey aad tatams ami
wsr* th* mala ball packers tm 1Mb
drivs. wlU Xellsy's IT yard ******
being tbs hsrtlaxTxsl How.var. Me-
red*, laetead of klcfcta*. eta
to run wlU tb* ball sad a*
.ret  play  tackle  Millard  SSSM
fullback Harry Tbe Horso" Baste
la Ue end aan* far • safety aad I
point*.
Ia Ue aeeead period Ue War***
*S*a te drive,   brat   alert   Otaam
Shaffer   grUSmd   am*   of   Rss*e*s
SSaad r
i ate* rem ha*
leeve wall*
aa editorial program la New York
City covering selsaUac research
carried oa during Ue war.
Men's Music Org
Plans Reactivity
Membere of tbe Gamma PI chap
ter of Phi Mu Alpha Slnfonla.
men's honorary mualc fraternity,
met recently with men latereeted
•tlvaUoB of Ue
Neeaaa* Brat play ataxia
again was trapped ln Ue end asms
by Chart** Mora* sad anotavar S
points were added ta Ue ee***.
Tb* Brat half ended eaortly tbe**
- -.wltk tbe Bulldoga ta Ue lead.
DRIVE, at  YARD.
'fteawtth I
Rally Committee
To Sponsor Parade
Fating Ue St Mary's IwaUaB
gams Novsmbsr IS. Ue Rally Osflb-
Ittee will sponsor a pared* start- •
A at tbe front ef Ue atudeat aav
a at 11 SO.
>U1   Uoee  enuring   Ue   paras'*
* aaksd to corns eerly   No tibial
ffaakxaHaa*  will  be     Umisled
by   sdvsrtlslng.  bat  Individual  entile, win be watoomed Tbe Frasa*
Stat* bead will be preeeated *a B
All rtudeate anting la the rwoxaa«
seettaa of Ue atadlum ar* raejmmS-
1 to waer whits aalrta or nasi
The Rally Commute*   wUI   am*
naeor aa aaaembiy Thuraday lbs*
th* Saint Mary • game Tbe see em
bay wlU b* oauttad Ttfi Di-aae*."
Quean Candidate
Deadline Is Friady