1945_01 The Daily Collegian January 1945

              COLLEGIAN
"READABLE-WORTH  READING"
VOL. XXXn       FRESNO. CALIFORNIA. FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 11.45
Bulldogs Meet
Roma Winery in
Basketball Game
The Freino State Bulldogs
played the Roma Winery laat
night in the opening game of
the second half of the San Joaquin    Valley   BashetballL
Coach J. Film Kanner's team has
been cut lo ths hone by tha loss of
five first rata players to tbe armed
services I anti Kills a former
Roosevelt play*''' snd Member or
the 194* football squad, left for the
U. 8. Air Corps as a cadet. Jack
Welti* and Bob Carsllr. ftaslimsn.
have gone Into #lbe hfgrttliae
Service Berge Kotlglsn. huh pol"
man In the Hammer Field act!
tu.iir.-   berorn  motion
Neal Jenson, guard Atnerieo B
aottl. forward. ■
Tenney Discusses
War Psychology
The "Psychology of Wtr" will be
presented hy Dr. E V Tenney.
professor at Philosophy aad Pay
cholony la a discus* lea meeting of
the International Relatlens Club,
Tuesday. 11 o'clock la Room til
The mealing will consist of a 14
minute talk by Dr. Tonne? and a 3D
discussion period led by tho
i win b
ling
■ of U«l
It   I....1  cohlI
Sandy Henderson,
year. I* out for Ihe season  with *
mil for the Army and will leave In
fix are Ittck Kngebrocht, forward,
Norman Haney. forward. Jack
Leach,  forward,  and  Rlcharrl   Vie,
John Pereira and Cheater Brumbaugh. Air Corpa Reaerve. are two
that are on call any time in the
next few months.
The first half ol the San Joaquin
basketball League came to a oloea
before Christmas with Lemoore
winning. The same teams are in the
league thla half
Oamas are to ba played every
Monday and Thursday. Monday
games In tbe Roosevelt gym. Stat
tend I
.  be
Red Cross Unit
Appoints Aide
Mary Pfrehm was appointed
chairman of the Red Crosa borne
nursing committee or the oollege
Red Dross unit at a meeting of the
executive      committee      yesterday
Her work will include taking
charge or the home nursing claw
which will be offered at the col-
Other business discussed by the
esecutlve board Included the four.
ty Iled Cross .linnet and eettlng a
definite meeting date for tha group.
The group wilt meet every two
weeks on Thursday noon In the
committee room. The nest meeting
will be January It.
Two projects which will be tak
sn care ot by the campus unit for
the County Rett Cross dinner are
making place cards for tbe speakers' tible. and furnishing Incidental
music for the tinner
Tba place sards are being pre
pared under the direction of Cl sari or Miller, and Beverly Brsdshaw
Is In charge of tbe music arrange
l>e Solo, president of the IRC
d former member of the United
ates Army, said while he waa In
the service, psychology of war waa
>ne    topic    that    was   the    main
thought  In   every  aetloa   ot   Army
life
sponsored
Inl. rn
y Karl
isn. social science Inslruc
i a nationwide club. Books
pealters are furnished
of Carnegie Endowment for
• iloiu'.j Peace with beadquai
> Netv York. FSC baa la the
library hundreds of thoae donated
and   receives   many   mm
There are sio regular members
al Ihe [RCbut Is made up of later
eeted  studenta.   Tbia   an cans
can   at I end    the   IRC
9 said
n charge of a German
prisoner camp at Tulare to speak
here, possibility of State's dunat
Ing lo a blood bank and ths rale-
page In tbe
Campua were the topics discussed
yesterday noon by officers of the
International Relations Club and'
Interested faculty members. In
Collegian office.
Playhouse Plans
Second   Show
► Ub*
The stagecraft class In
entity Street Playhouse
preparing the set for the second of
e   three   act   products)
me rrom tha playhouse
John \v Wright, head of the
speech department, announced the
play.    "Spider    Island."    originally
beduled for thla semester, baa
been postponed until tbe
meeter because of Illness and other
reasons   that   have   acattertd   tha
Tbe play will go Into production
tbe beginning of February with
few replacements probable In the
ist, Wright continued
Tbe   newsreel  that  haa   been   In
m making of aitivllte* at Fresno
State   College' wilt  also  be  shown
February, he aald. It will probably be shown In tbe auditorium at
general  assembly   The newsreel
to be used for public relatione
purpose* for the; college and la to
nt out to tbe city high schools
and around the valley to give high
school students aa Idea of tbe activities, scholastic aad social, to be
found In Fresno State College
Campus Pics
Deadline Set
For Jan.8
The deadline for picture,
being taken for the Campua
haa been extended till Monday
afternoon, January eighth
The deadline haa been extend-
Monday to accommodate
lets appointments
Tb* pictures are being taken at
Kings Camera Center at lsll Van
Nes* Avenue aad appefntmenti
may be made by calling 4-4*10
Price for tbe picture la Tt cent*
with a charge of II cent* for every additions) print to he used In
the Campus
Those students who eater organisations, committees or offices neat
semester will he given an opportunity to have their pictures taken
durine; February.
Activity slips have been malted
le al) senior*, who have been asked
to fill them out aad return
either to the Caaapoe office or to
the Campus box at the student poet
office. Benlor* wan did not receive
tha allp should contact Jena Casey.
Campua cUsees editor. Immediate-
All organisation On tho campus
will be contacted try a member of
the yearbook staff.
Forum Begins
New Season
The IHS winter series of the
Itnd year of the Sunday Evening
Forum sponsored by the. First Don
gregatlenal Church. vrfrT open en
Sunday evonlag, January Tib at
7 10 o'clock la Ike church nuditiv
Hum. M aad Dlvtaadero. when Mrs
Carvetb Wells will preeent her full
length motion picture and lecture,
rhrough Russia to Turkey
Other speakers and prof raws
srhednled. many of them Illustrated
with colored motion pictures, In
led* the following:
Jan. 14, "From Where I Sat" 'En-
rope 1M4). a lecture by Erlka
lUlhor. actress, and foreign
correspondent, a dramatic account
of her eiperlencea la Europe from
which she has Just returned.
"Islands Down-Under." a
documentary film lecture In colored
pictures of our atrnteglc bases of
tbe southwest Pacific by Ave Raav
llton. world traveler and esplorer.
k. "California Kaletdo-
color motion picture just
produced by Prwdric and Sylvia
Christian, world travelers, depleting tbe beauty spots ef California.
Fee. 4. " Beneath Hawatlan
Skles,~ a full length motion picture
and lectern la natural eater taken
(Continued am Fag* Fenrl
Inter-Frat, Pan-Hell
Closed Formal Hop
Is Tomorrow Night
BrtaMcCdi
The union social hall will be the getting for • dented tonka*.
dance aponsored by. Pan-Hellenic and the Inter-FratawM*"!
Council tomorrow night from S to 12 p.m.
During the week hida were taeued to the .-nernben of tee i
aororitieg and fraternities, and their gueata.   Thla  danoa  li j
■'   ■"■ ■   ■ ' ■      "  --'■■■■ -■♦glvnu ae a tare-rush   affair  east It J
Chess Club Plans
Tournaments
English T«iti Potted
Reeults of tbe English compost
lion teal which waa given yeeter-
dar for all teacher training candl
dates will aa vwseted soon wa ths
doer at steeat logs, aeeergiag U
Dr. Osrtruda Blllard, wbo gave tk*
teat.
tournament   which   Will   deter
mine placement ot mem here of tbe
■  club In  the  forthcoming In
tercol leg late      chna
planned for next semester
legea   and   Junior   colleges
wet Is now In progress
Frsns Wolncbonk la leading with
re games won nut ef a  possible
games.  He  bas  bad  one draw
Fallowing in second plane la  Carl
an wbo has won rive games aad
it three.   Kenneth   Una*  la  In
bird place having won two gaaaea
and loot one.
A tournament baa been lined
with  a local cheea club la Fresno
and will''bo played off ta a couple
of weeks here at the college.
The .club officers are: Earl Dean,
president:   Kenneth   Lamase.   vlce-
ildeat,   anil  Hack,  corroopead
ing  aeacrotary   for   outaMe   touroav
agncultural   department.
The club ta still ogee ta new
members All those who wlah lo
loin should see Strong or Deaa. No
knowledge of cheea is required In
•treetines win be given by meat-
ef the elub via have played
YMCA Calk for
Hi-Y Instructor
The rre.no chapter of the YMCA
has put out a call to Fresno Stat*
Collage men students ta help with
tha Instruction of Froene Oram mar
Schools' and Junior High Schools'
'-ta Hi Y and  Hi Y  ciube
Pour men of FSC, Oerald Aral,
Eugene Victor, Beany Phillips and
Edward Kutnar are new helping
»lth this teaching aad the
YMCA la badly In need of More,
Olen Harmon, Boys Work secretary. aaM.
Devotional wort, supervision ef
group game*, aad character build
work call for young men of
ability, Harmon aald. Alee, 'teach
lag majors could ba lgTli.hsjjs.aj to
their vocation by this work which
Mtld lake but two hours a weak.
Hours are arranged to salt tea In
vidua!.
Hi Y aad Ore-H, Y groups an a
part ef the TUCA program.
Anyone interested phone Mltsl
No proving, eiperteaao ta aeoai
eary, Hanaoa said.
Chap*, Meet. Wad.
Beeeuee the chapel committee did
K meet to else us* future plans
r the chapel eervlaea, than ware
Wedaeaday at  11 4. U laa «g»
house   auul Heart •>•_
flaking   the   place   ef   the   a
i Christ mas dance gt*en ta gs
Anthony   Allampreae.   twgwl
leg   Inter Fret   and  Joyoe   Dl
of   Pan Hell   are  ta   charge at a**
rangementa for the affair.
Theta Cbl and Sigma Tau ae
fraterptUee participating la tt
fair   .Beta Ma.   although   net
clally reorganised, wtil invito pram-
pecUve members to the den on.
remaining ZaU Me membara, W    	
Mesple.  Uocdon Watrath and MM- j
roll Paaaett. will teem the MM
for the revival ef the fraleroitw i
log the early part of neat svaawsan
according ta Meaate.
Alpha Theta and Pal Cad Mt~
SoroHtles are taking caw af tW
' aa; Delta Ma Phi lata
aata Omega XI One.
eccheatra: Slgata
l.amass Sesatrtty aad lata am*\\\\\\\
terotty.   ealartalemoat,   aad   B
s are Dr sad Mrs Hahaat F.
PhilUpe. Dr. and Mrs Lams. Metajjm]
Ih-. Fraah W Thomas, Mine MmM
C  Baker, and !> aad htra. MHMal|
College Finances
To be Discusted
Topics af tnterowt u Mate «a
tegee that are likely to eaaaa a* I
tba    IMS    aeaetaa    af   the,   awanws.
legtaUtarn   ta   be   heM   MM
'in
budget  which  aata the  sggiasjjgaa ■
ronferoacen at the state ttdjtam.
The   preliminary   haertaga   tadkV 1
.te  that an taceeaaed teres..._
aipected  aad  eoaeo •awfressjeVajH
Ing lacranaaa la faaste wtB he gg>-<
lowed by the flaeaelel eethetl
for   the   collages   tlurteg   the   a*^
"The  governor daea Bat
that the war alttmUaa
tery gnat tacraaaa ta.
-*«   whMMI
w,u ^u^mjs,
large laereaae la teniae.
sdevawasaat ef the a
re f«  aew bMlldB*
hearty   aapport   ef Oawt
ram aad ha will urge Ma h
in permit aa aTves
funds  la ear gag  __
1-terf.r.-iU osnmtrlag Ih.
ith the —J-J -imggr n
ing thKeUagh the gwaweat ]