1945_02 The Daily Collegian February 1945

              -The)   Freino    State   Collage   Collegian
Past Record
Tads? before the leaders ot the world lies
of ivtiit^oniating the «o«oniic,
■a*. phychologMzai difficulties of the
i a gigantic machine, so formulated
fjbsr each Hare is concerned wholly with solving its trwj. immediate problems through some
sort of a world government, and not with speculation* into a military domination of the
world That the world's ailments will be solved
without various minor troubles left over, we
bare little hope World War I taught us to
■tiinl. hetter than that.
How  well are we lined to solve this world
riddle, with all of  the depth -ind  undemanding; necessary? One wa* ol judging what our
attitude in the future will he is to look back
'    at what was said in the past
Colleges Mid universities are presumably
places where people chink before *,hey aa. It
would not be unwise, then, to review the .editorial columns of our own newspaper for the
past few rears.
The first year in, which there appeared any
indication of the coming onslaught was 1956,
the year of the Olympic games in Germany.
19*6—-The Collegian is disgusted with the
manner in which Germany runs the
Olympic games.
,„      19}7—Collegian against compulsory military training in schools
I   *   1934—Collegian amused at ihe attitude
of GefmaiiT—"Big Bad Boy."
1959—Collegian   against   sending   "lend-
lease," although it is admitted that
popular opinion is gradually turning in the other direction
1940—Collegian skeptical — The turning
point
.tWl—OK, wc are in the war, snd will
have to fight   it to the end.   But
what it to be done so that tt won'i
happen again?
America was complacent   She was so satisfied with herself that she refused  to believe
that any other power Would take advantage of
her.. Indeed, she believed herself to be so invulnerable that she regarded fhe avaricious in
aw**cn» of other governments only with contempt. <•
Yet, any new plan must be a system of give
and rake. If we are to place our needs above
Chose of every other individual in the world,
die chances of that plan succeeding are slim
indeed Again, we must not fall back into tin:
complacency of pre war days, thinking thai all
is good m the world, that, if we arc innocent
of alt trenthery ourselves, no one will take a..
rentage of u>
We must du two things then We must adjust the wotwmtt, racft., and other problems
Ot the world, without letting our emotions en
f into the decision, and wc must devise some
i of enforcing this plan And above all,
it be realise,,.
l/oice from  the tm^§*m*\
i the school.
try Frataar'jame*
Tbe Voice from lb* Attic, wblcb rut
was mildly upeet yeeteday whe* word came to aim
by way of Ihe grapevine that the coffee shop la ua-
ing oleomargarine Instead of the stuff thai cornea
from cows The VFTA baa looa suspected thai there
are varlona groups about the school wbo resent hla
Iron hand In tbe atudent union, but this waa Ihe llrat
real outbreak ot hostilities The exact source of his
Information, the Voice* refuaes to dlarlcee. but mere
ly stale* that murmurs have been coming to bis ears
the butler used on watfle* was bleached by the syrup
or by other means The VFTA himself had on varl
ou* ocraalona doubted hla vision when the breakfast
grease varied from a pair yellow to a /tiny white.
VFTA
light   "For
d*t*rn
"th* Fed*
tallatien immediately." And with that th* Voice
t*tir*d t* th* »ttlc in d**p m*dltation. Thumbing
through hi* two pag* volume on the For* Food
* Act. ha waa haatily reviewing th* section which
•tat** that notices must b* potted wh*n*v*r
dairy substitutes ar* ussd, wh«n word cam* to
him that Venice la being u*ed in milbthah** ln-
*t**d  af  th*  r«a|  thing,
* *        ft
Prompted onward by various growling* from hi*
stomach, he decided lo look Into Ihe matter him
self Slipping quietly out Of tbe attic, the Voice
made bis way along the hall* and entered the coffee
shop withoul sltractlng any more attention lhan
waa possible with hla two trunka of detective equip
men! and the badge left over from his thrilling days
with Ibe Junior t) men
* *       * '
Didn't Ms Murk* and h*r atari pan army know
that any iucI. changa* from yellow te whit*
ahould b* handled through th* attic? Ooasn't
8i-rk. knew that th* VFTA I* running th*
eehoolT Apparently Bh* de**n't, tor Olaomaro*
'in* and Vanic* war* ta b. found all ever th*
famm
* *      *
The Voice received another setback when he dls
covered that a small piece of paper paaled on Ihe rear
wall bad the caption acrlbbled thereupon. "Tbls es
tabllshmenl uses Oleomargarine." Tbe nolle* was
undoubtedly placed there for no other purpose than
to frustrate Ih* effort* of the VFTA who fully in
tended to loos* Ihe wrath or I'ncie flam upon [lie
place In case no notice was found Much *ot»-r.-.| by
Ihe affair, the Voice suddenly realised that tbe
sponsible party whom he sought had Ingenuity
snd adroitness which wa* a near equal lo hli
j sag*'* grimy face
utd cauee  I
A fear trickled down It
a* th* turthar realisation
body   lov*d   him.   Never,   sine*   hi*  first   day
kindergarten, had he been alfectad *•- Mow*.
the  VFTA madi-llii  Hlifnn vow that no amo
•f blaed,  eweat  arm
retard hi* sfferts
The VPTA made anoUn-r itartllnii
the coqise of hla search. Moet people i
Cosgrave live* to *at. This choice bit
came whan, in desperation, ihe VFTA turned lo Ihe
student* lor help A survey wa* lahen In which all
persona entering the union were questioned
Hi* relative merit* of Olsmuigarine anil buitei
tabulation* were a* follow*: bntli
garine, IS; didn't know. B; couldn't tell ihe din.-r
enre. ID, dida'l tie* either one. 1!; hadn't eaten but
lor for ao long lhat they had forgotten what II ta.ted
like, 10,   Ktroi  num. 111:   Cosgrave live* lo eet. 1;
.  MM
At s
ir laal night th* *nthu*iaatie sup
porters ot th* VFTA w*r* etui wondering what
action he would tak* A fsw beth*red to **k,
"Wilt hi *«*k aid from th* governor!" *nd,
-Ooasnt Ih* Vale* hav* a middi* nam*!" Others
merely question**, "Who is th* Vale* anyway!"
an* they w*re/*jn*w*'*d by th* all important
*ueiti*n. "Whe *%** * datnnT" Th* Vole* him.
■•if waa under * **v*r* narveu* strsln, and
paasad out af th* picture cem*l*t*ly *ft*r ths
fifth r*u«d et **pirln and ceb*.
LT.   GLENN    DANieiSON
Former Stater Wins
Commission in Marines
enn Darrell Dantelson. SI. for
Fresno State student, recent
aa commissioned a secimd lieu
nt In the Fulled State* Marine
I "now is taking advanced
training st Quantlco. Virginia
Lieutenant Dantelson also
tended Pasadena Junior Col lege
and the Cntverslty of Southern
California. He la tbe s<sn of Mr
snd Mrs Psul i: pa n IH son, ol
Route 1. Box  128 A. King* burg
Former Editor
Visits State
Sgt. John S "Jack" Hansen. 21.
former F8C*r who feels he Is very
fortunate In being atattoned al Tu
sllor  here  taal   Frl
He waa vlalting hla parent*. Mr.
id Mrs   John C* Hansen, »fl Ter
ice   Avenue,   of   Fresno   when   he
decided   to   drop   In   at   The   Col
leg-Ian Offtee
i the Army Air Forces Train
Cwmmiind. he I* a I.Ink trainer
ructor of avlallon cadeta In Til
ed in both C'banute Field. 1111-
i nnd Hryiiii Field, Texas, for
and one half years He had his
t camp training at the Itaslc
Training Center herein Fresno.
before enTrsting In Feb
was editor of Tbe Col
912 and legislative rtsni-
He   also   played   basket
Sailor Attendi FSC;
Waits for Discharge
If you ace a sailor Tunning
around the campus, don't think blm
Just e visitor. He Is probably A
atlon Machinist Mate Second Cla
I. A. Bonds, who haa a leave from
tfavy boepltal at Corona, where
be la waiting for the Navy to
'barge htm, to go lo Fresno Slal*
College
Bond* ha* spent 27 months I
Ihe Navy, nine In Navy hospltnii
HSjmj life will not be new t
Honda, for he attended Fresno
Stale College in 1*11 42 and la
a hi ah sophomore
Bonds has lo wear hi* uniform
until the Nary Survey board die
charges him. and then he Intend!
to stay at Slate tinder tbe rehabilitation  program.
He la a psychology major i.ml
Inlands to graduate rrom FSC
Posted in Union
Time and dales of week end anil
**t*i.- Col lege will bt? posted on Hi*
Bulldog bulletin in the l'nlon foyer,
runced   Annie  Shew,  chairman
ie date committee
ball.
HI* wife, the former Barbara
nurkman, a '13 FSCer, and he Urn
nff the posl because there are only
few enlisted men there.
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■ r.pl   Holiday* and
STATE    COLLSQE
RAT*—Subscript Ion eighty  (K) unt*
Er  **m**l*r:  On*  Dollar snd  Fifty
nt.  IH Ml  *ue year.
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ss Manager  Belly Pretier
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New Fresh Stock
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Just Arrived
Buy Early
St.llin.in Drug Co.
Three   Registered   Pharmacist*
.2001 Van Nes* at W*ldon
Phone  3-4219
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House ef Appliance Co,   '■*'<> N    Van  Nc*a Av*.  Phunr  2-«»7
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RADIO SERVICE
NEW ARRIVALS
"Song* of the Service," V.etorT-117 1.1.10
Songs- by Johnny Merrt-r, Cup. S3.6H
Runny Berrifnui MilUUltll Album $2.80
Patlerewaki (■olden Annivprwiry Album $5.77
Trhaikowxky Concert" No. 1, B flat Minor $4.70
'Hie (".rent CARUSO—Metropolitan
Opera Revivals $10.70
UiviiIiiik- made—flexible for mailing
"The personal touch hy mail"
Pleni for New System
Of Awards Discussed
Plana for a naw system of awards
were dlacuaeed by the awards, committee at a meeting or tbe award*
committee of Ihe Women*' Athletic
Association  Thursday evening.
Tbia semester WAA will expert
menl wltb Ibe new aystem. li>
scheduling acllvltiea mure for recreation lhan merely for compel!
Hon. stated Lola Brow*, president.
Activities win he arranged with
competitive games following a se
ties or recreational onea. These
gamee will be m-heduled for 4:00 on
week days Instead of FYldajr »rter
Serves with Red Cross
Joseph H. Porksr, 111 I'm
versify Street, Fresno, Calif, bas
arrived In the Middle East to serve
Ihe armed force* as an American
Red Croaa field director. Before bis
[overseas assignment, Forker
j served with the Red Croe* at army
posts near Freano. Ha Is a graduate of Hi. Columbia High School,
Fresno, and attended the Unlver-
I ally of San Francisco and Freano
State College.
-The   Fresno  State  College   Collegian-
rtlvlty classes. I'pper-
rlaesmen desiring Information on
this change^whlrh will also make
It herder to become a member of
WAA, may contort members of the
association.
Pereira, Ex-Varsity Man
Takes Basic Training
Johnny Perelra, varsity football
and basketball star, la now taking
basic training In Amanllo. Texaa.
and la well on bla Army Air Corps
Perelra, called th* day th* fall
semester ended. Is a gradual* ol
the Fowler High achool wher
waa a three atar sport* genei
He icered 2) points In Ibe leal
game of the Ran Joaquin Ita
ball League nnd was one of Ihe top
scorers of tbe league He played
Brat string left hair on the 1S14
varsity football squad boldlng down
the tailback job In Coach Wlejbts"
alnale wine: formation.
He was a member of the All
Corp* Reserve classified as a radel
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tyZatrtri&n***
Music Schedule is
Made for Semester
t p.m., February It—Waller Baker, Philadelphia pipe organist, will
be at (he 8t Jam**' Epi.c.nTai c*
tbedTal on the comer of Freeno
and  N  SIreet*.
I pn, February is—Freano Nu-
elcal Club presents Marian Andorra. Negro contralto.
March R 9 Two-day cam pa* vtllt
"f Ernest Wolrfe. He will present
his formal public recital on the
*th. Thursday night
S:W pm . Mar.:h 30—The fourth
rchaatra  ronoert   will   be  held   In
e  Freeno State College auditor
Sometime i.i April—Verne O. De
laney. tenor will be presented In
a Faculty recital, with Miriam Poi
Wltbrow at the piano
1:10 pm. May I--Tin- fifth Or
Theatre concert will be beld
I p.m.. May 7 The annual Piano
Ensemble program, featuring members from the, advanced piano
classes, villi be presented
S:IB pm. May IS—The Freeno
State Collage Women* Chorue will
preaent   ihelr spring concert. •
Organist Wilt Give
Program Tomorrow
Composition* hy Bach, Trench.
Vlerne and Karg-Elert will be fe*
lured by Walter Baker, Philadel
pipe organist, wbo will be
presented In a public recital In 81
Jame* Kpi*<.--.i>*I Cathedral auditor
Him tomorrow at * p   tu.
Dean Jane* M   Mallock. general
'■hiiiiman   nt   the   concert   arrange
menta   and  cathedral   recolur   will
LatSlated by a number ef Freano
organists and -pianists
Organist and director ot nutate
i the First Baptist Church of
hiladelpbl*. Baker -waa a mem
er of the Westminster Choir Qui
•r- faeully tn New Jersey for
three year*. Aa- a member of lb*
rnited Statea Coast Ouard Tempo
rary Reaerve aince hla resignation
Westminster, he baa derated
m* in appearing
Collegienne Hell
Applications Made
Applications are
made by girls who
Collegtanne   Hall,
ssiki  sen vice
NtUNlNQ        ADJUSTINS
Hyslrawllc   System*   Ov.i-h**!**
G. O. DIMOCK
ISSO  Film   Av*.,   Near  McKlntsV
What's Wrong with
This Picture    I
FULTON  AT FRESNO  STREET : FRESNO |
WRONG  SIZE  BULBS
ARE -*«■■   TOO
At home or at school you
ne*d your ayea. You will
nf-ari them all th* rent of
your life. Take care of
your eyea now and make
sure you have plenty of
hfht for everything too
do.
BETTER   LIGHT IB
BETTER  SIGHT
oP'G-StaE'
wish le lire I
he    «Iri.'    cmt
eranve neuse, next eemeeler, «|
noiinced Dean Mary Baser TH*wf
MI** Itafcer alee *uted tbat ■<**
leglenne   Hall  Is   a    howling   S
In order te live at tbe hall, )
girls must Have a "C" *vers**.
The present officers of the tt
e    Trudy    PannteJ*.    pr**ld*jM(
Melba Jo Hunt, rice president. *Saf
linrntli.v    Turker    *ea-|-*Urytre4»*Ba*
The boti** mothar is Mm. Uetf
liett  Mlllett
The freshman girls *r*.fe|
doanatajrs. There are esgll
thetn this semester
I
Natural History
Programs Planned
Dr. W, T   Shew, president et* IM
Fresno Nat oral Jllalory Soet*ti   "
planned   three   prafram*   ta
Place oo the Brat Thnraday at
h- tbroughotit   the   no*set
March 1. Mlaa Catb***js*
(tall, bhriogy teacher at I
Hamilton Junior Hlgb t\t
>p*ak   on     Miner*!   Ctdli
tba Motbar \miar Op the
nlng. Harold 8. Cooes i
itkmal  rereats af
ited   with   Kodee!
linn picture*  Mr. Osbav
r«tester-,of Ibe ftterr*
Forest
On April 6   Mi-a. C. O.*
and Miss Mad* Aabury. Use
freehman  of   Freeno   ttat*
lege   .will   preMfil   "Wild
Vacant   Ut,-
Mvlng specimens   Thla
lowed by
BIlMbeth   Italdwm,   aotiam
rill lllualrate with r*al» '
ind   .p*clmee*
On  May I.'"An Bveasa*
ronomy:  Tbe Maklag of «•
leur Telescope and lb*
th*  Siars"  will   be, pes
ilhistrsted by A   U l*e
• alifuriiia.
Former PSC'er Re
Training in CaHsbed
AYiaiinr. Sttuleat   Wiley  i
ilersiin.   former   FSC 4'
reported at Carlabed, N**"a
Air llelrt, i
relie    adranoed   ftlgbt   I
high-level bSmUnllerlag saatl
reckonhtg aavteatte*.
The Carlsbad  Army Air I
ih*  largeet  s*Mbard>*i |
Use Art*" Atr F
Iwenty-lw**''
Iraliilng oourae tttatati i
ill sisdy s*.mb*r*l*rwa*; am*A
reckrvnina; navlgattoa e***r *
hrted    •—'	
rd   t-embat .not
loo   l-T*»  1
ihardlee'e  wtwjjs   aawi^
ready for- *ort»» tttny ag ai
he Anay Air Foree*
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