1945_11 The Daily Collegian November 1945

              Pege Two
- The Fresno State College Collegian -
■COLLSOIAM
On   tlie   Kieskl  Side
of  ^J*t*av
In the ra. of
Edilor lean Ccmtrp
Busii-iess Mcrnager Carolyn Beckley
Clarence Niebuhr
a*assistants !oe Ccrtanesi. Louise Spector
Managing EmxMi Benny Phillip.
Bonnie Beemali
Betty Kent
Sport. Writer. Hob Minor and Bruce Farris
routh. seed est ing
us. constsntly shove us around We are on Use alert
always. Our alertness only baa kept ue from beta,
■angled by these copy-made carbon amearera. It la
a aad state of affairs
fellow and brstbsr com
pamon of this spot is still conspicuous by his
absence. W* hav* dsclared sn srmlstic in his b*
' he If hoping that by said action w* could indue*   him to com*  out  of  hiding    At  pees* tim*.
eJL*U*r
lo tt* CJiior
I^DiscuMwaCcJeg.     Armistice DavUfW,
Problem With Deans To Help for CO* **,erne
Dr   A.   R   Lens   dean of as**
with   SUte   Colle**  Msrys  «*•
I Cellar
ths turhsy is almost *tuff*d. wh*n  up from o
He*   •"•
ps. lanet Adams. Rue Adkxme.
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t Murison. lear.ne Kirk. Donna
on the morrow? Tomorrow
stuff**. Let ue not get off o
net*.  It is Indecent at such
al aad faitbfu
resder of Tito Colle«tan. wl.be*
tbat an end coast, be pot to tbe nu ;
liclous rumor* that are being
apread around tb* campua about a
awindal »beet wbte*. will rival Tbe
Collegian for popularity smmsf Use
FSC students.
B L has been snooping around
trying to find the staff, snd slso
haa been watching lor Vhe first
edition of this new rag. wblcb as
the chit-chat has it will appear un
„ .,.,.■ •■ THK kki-.
KU" for the |..ist month snd as
I yet baa been unable to find them
.or anything that even rmmMMSB a
in.- that there should
be such talk as this bring rlrru
lated about tbe campua: certainly
The Collegian Tend its staff should
Cal   Poly   ■*   •*»■   u,u
again tomorrow at tl
cop according t* 1
man. fsreeldent of Triple B
. ^Armistice D*y but *- —
W^.!^i?TLtlr25rt  to tomorrow .» aak*d to am Mim
slat* **!!«*** •»** ""■• tr^  „„,„,.„  for p,.cswava*d. avB atAmm
history tor gradual roe
• topic of stuffi
Thanksgiving
IxmmmmBm, m*j the people ot rhe I'mud
Stares will pause tcmporjnlv to welcome our
first post-war Thanksgiving Also, joining us
in this Jav it ttem ami thanks will be rhe men
and women still in umfejrm and aw.iv Irom
. home—many still distant from the front door
ot rhetr homes—tbe door of the I'nited Stares
of Ameriia
In some small wav wc will be once again
like our forefathers, the Pilgrims, who put aside
s day to give thanks ro God for rhe bountiful
harvest which they, afrer a struggle of life or
death, were privileged ro enjoy.
In less than a century wc, the moderns, have
also gone through a struggle of life or death
aad roday rhe question of whether we can
weather rhe aftermath of the storm is still a
question to be answered. First there was the
Qvil War, Union of Succession; then World
War I. liberty, or subserviance, and the most
recent World War II. light or darkness.
Tomorrrow we can join, you and the folks,
in a day of feast and thanks to the Almighty
and we pray that civilized humanity can share
in rhis thanks. We give thanks tha,t we are
living in an epoch of historical value; we give
thinks that the Allies were victorious, that once
again we are resuming our mode of life afrer
a period of interruption; we give thanks today,
but can we give thanks tomorrow?
We, the people, do not just want to give
thanks to a holiday for the pleasure of eanng
a rurkey, yelling ourselves hoarse at a gridiron classic, having a family reunion, or giving
thanks for the enjoyment of many other things
that we can probably do almosr any other day
of the year.
We wish ro give thanks roday for something
more than *ust a commercial value, which is
what ii has become, we wish to give thanks for
the right and privilege ro live in an unified and
peaceable society. The smmmum bonmm ot lite
is life itself because here we find the aesthetic
beauty, the moral, religious, and educational
values of life. In these major values are ro be
found the lesser values, zest, love, marriage,
family, recreation, success, travel, tec
Thanks for the memories of yesterday; dunks
for rhe thoughts of today. But can we give
thanks for a greater romorrow with rhe as
give  the  students  the
type of  FRKE   PRESS   that   they
["here are  more than  avtvHy
•       •       * j several  choice  bita  of gossip g*M
Mr Saf.trom has as yet made no reply te our »Dady politic* tbat could be placed
serious topic of the last discussion period We have { before the studenU of thi* college-
had no report on the xrutlsh Bull clothes situation. { | am confident tbat this letter
lt Is deplorable Tomorrow is tbe day on which we will .r.-t results it might be tbat
tangle with the Tiger   It will be a free ror all. Free   if it doe. not It   I*
for all SUtera wit. student body carda. It ia your
duty to attend . your duty to eee to It tbat our
mascot has tbe proper attire In wblcb to meet the
ranting  Tiger  and   to   \V*  urge   you  to come  eet
mix with tbe crowd .    . and get an over-all picture of what people are saying. Spread
If you must: stoop aa low
doggie presentable.
Our brutish Bull with teeth ao jagged.
Will  run th*  Striped Tiger* ragg«d.
Until at last, the gam*
Th* Tiger** strip* will all hav* run.
Th* b.g cat than wont be ao gritty.
But b* I ttrsd  Itttl*  kitty.
therefore I advise
■tudent* be on tbe look out  lot
ealing editorial*, or
ol thia type
C. L'« little brother
In reference to remarks overheard on
we   wiab   to  make  a  correction  of  the  spelling  of
words   viully   important   to  ourselves   and   to   tbe
world  in general.  You  DO  NOT  spell, Cherubim  or
Serablm  with a  " BCM" ending.  Tbe'
them)   are  spelled  aa  they  sounds,  and  wi
grieved  deeply   to  find  a   general   misconception  of
the spelling of both.
This mlaconceptloo as we eee it waa deliberately
and maliciously spread by an unlearned wi
tbia paper. Lee. If you only realised hot
means to us. how deeply you wounded us. you weak
not stoop to such low-down trick*. We are very
aitiva. Even Jr., who doea not show bis ej/ue feelings
outwardly, waa sobbing In t|ls soap.
*      *       *
Bl*** their Itttl* heart*, ws miee th*m   Thsm
bain,  th*   angelic   soul*   whe  sr*   ususlly   kept
f*nc*d in across from ths union.  Bosidss, what
did they do te deaerv* such a foul trick? Why
must they be segregated from th* reet . . . snd
forced   to   remain   at   home.   It   >•   an   outrage
Something  mutt  h* dens about it, Thses things
sin* notlc*   We will
Next to our doggie mascot, tbe beet dressed mea
on campua. Mr. B. needa belp occaalonally It ie
our doty, aa up and coming future SUtera. to belp
aim out . It is tbe only fair and decent thing to
do Lately tbe need bad not ariaen But if tbe time
comes, be ready Study ap on fashion It la a nee
eaaary evil and alace It la ao close to us oo two
must not fail to Uke tb* ball by tbe
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FSC Student's Pc»ern
Is in Anthology
From  Ibexnead*  of poems  submitted by college atadaals
tbe couatry  for publication  to tb*
Annual AatJsolocy of C****ee Pantry. «**** Alexander. English major.
v nit* there'll b* a danc*
AfUr th* gams, se better pranos
Out to th* union sftsr th* gams,
(Cherubim, Seraphim ar* having tha eeme
Trouble we bad writing tb* laet on*.
But ceeaa est evsr. ws'll sll hsvs fun)
surancc that our blindness, our isolationism, our
forgttfulness, and our somewhat loss of perspective will not again plunge us into the depths
of war? /
We will realize rhe values of Thanksgiving
when we realize the loss of yesterday and the
value of world crmperarion for a peaceable
active, and progressive roiTionow—Soto.
JOuHNNIETS CLEANERS
Clothes Cleaned in I to 2 Dey.
No Ion. wait   Feat, ecoaomloal. ssTJstent **r-'-
ten Vm  Nee* Av*., at Dlvieoder*
Now is the Time to fix those Dented Fenders
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