1945_01 The Daily Collegian January 1945

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Tha   Fresno   Stat*   Collega   Collegian
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(point
i le
aStly),  le*   points,   making   an   *n
the scrap book, IOC point*.
Ead Cron  bandage  rolling
(points given per hour I working in
the    Red    fioea    workroom.     100
>la: Red Croaa MwtasJ or knit
;   tit   don*   S*   a    group   fur   an
evening   plants   wilt   be   given   to
troop aa in Ike acrap hooka)   rot
a tlnlahed garment don* by an In
dividual,   point*   lo   b-   -let>-imined
'    -o** chart,  .tiling War
■tamp*   and   Bonds   at   an   official
table or place.  W 'points   per   hour
ej wart.   AWVS or  Bed  Cross ar
rallnn     board     volunteer     clerical
work, lt>0 points urn   hour »t work
Hooka tor   Ih*   Abwsnee   Naval
lloepltal. or any auch definite pro]
»cl   nnd*rt*k*n   In   tbe   future.   1"
point* tor routrlhutton* obtained by.
gaavaealng.  B   pe"nL   for   a  pocket
edition,  blood donor rvtroacti'
tha asteat tbat one may return  tot
hi*' February  record, any donallirn
made tor the Red Crois Blood Hank
■tan*  tb*  last    competitive    period
^  |M*t May. 1.000 points, only hall of
tho p
„.■.!
. month and the 600 points will
be credited to tbe nell month ; b*k
lag a cake tor tbe 010. far*van,
IS points
Anyone having additional linm.
at work in War Activities *boiild
tarn them In. Miss Bmool said
Only SOU points per month ere/allowed for working ss a L'Fil) Jun
tar heal*** Only I.OOo points are
allowed for any other on* activity
! 'tar on* month. But If-aii Individual
inn  1 '"m poh.la
ta s
i activi
report tbem al lb*
ojgtra point* will be recorder!
Use final competition In tbe tn
of May
.1   Hi-
College Girls
Th* TELEPHQNE COMPANY
B OFFERING
Part - time work now as a
Telephone Operator Fulltime work during the summer vacation.
You'll lind your job inter-
eettng . pleasant and •■-
•witial both now" and after
(he war
Our employment advisor
will be glad' lo give you
complete information Come
'    and talk it over     *
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85 California Communities
Represented by FSC Students
Students enrolled In claaeee at
the Fteano Stat* Coll*g* represent
eighty-five California communities.
In addition tn Fresno, aa w«ll •■
nine atatea other than California.
•Enrollment flgurea Indicate that
nearly SO per cent of slu.lenta Enrolled In the college are from out-
eld e of Free no. according lo Mra.
Wilms Wight, college registrar
.The [reahman class enrollment Is
the largeal lor tbe wartime period
h figures  approaching  Ihoa
Sl.,1
i * presented Include Wis-
Missouri. Mississippi. Ari
iii'ii.'. tlcut. Oregon. Kansaa
bs.ki   siiwicc
■ SLIMING ADJUSTINf,
I ydro* I ir   Sy*i*m*   Ov»'r.*,.i*-i
G. O. DIMOCK
PICTURED ABOVE is tti
at ths college auditonu.
Gicat Virgil,'   who will appear
on January 26. 8 p.m
Officer from Tulare German Prisoner of War
Camp to Speak at IRC Meeting
The uigatnltathin of the Kan Joi
ri... i-    with  11   atuds'nls attend
ing Slnle, ha* the largest represent
at ton      ot       Usui, nil h      outside
Fresno Helm* lakes second pli
• lib 25 and Hanger Is third wllh It
Undent. Madcr* and Port erv ill.
ire tied lor fourth place each, haa
ug IK atudrnls on the csmpus.
Following Is the registration
from other communities: Tulare
md Fowler, IT: Rekerstleld. IS:
Hanford. 11: Corcoran. 11: Dinube.
Cbowchllla, Viaalla and Merced.
Herman and Caruther*.. 7; Doa
Palo*. S, and A venal. Coallnga,
llltal and Oakland. 6
Additional communities Include
I..K Angeles. I .at on. Auberry. I"
ter; lemoore. Lodl, North Fork,
Orosl.'HIverdale, Stratford. Strath
more, Berkeley. Bishop. Lindsay,
Mendota. Monrovia. Manteca. Oro-
vllle, San Jostjuln, Shatter, Tafl,
Tranquillity, Ventura. Yoaemil*
Yreka. Bell. Big Creek, Delano, El
Ntdo, Eureka. Herndon. I* Orand
Long Beacb. Lob Banoa, M
Monterey. Mountain VI -
plained In a
csmp Tank*.
slk given by s
Ihe    Tulare
ay  al   11   In  Boom   113.
meellng of the college
International Relation* Club
The  apeaher,  obtained   by   Irene
Smith ot lb* IRC. will -i- ik tor 3u
minutes and then con duct s 3D mln
i.if dlscuaslon period.
"Ouarantpji   Is   not  given  by   the
Gifts
Hardware-- Sportlne;  Goods     ■
Fin* China and  Crystal
Walter Byde Co.
1321 USt   Fulton'ft. Fresno
FRIENDLY' FOSS
RADIO SERVICE
PLATS.   LUNCHES
FOUNTAIN   ORINKS
SANDWICHES
VARSITY LUNCH
i*7« N. Van Ness
...i.i
II    answer    all    lhat
nl   will   permit   hli
ttla   of   tb*   Tulai
Prisoners   are    p
pick   the  crop*   of
rarnis In  lb* valley and  have
volunteered lor tbe Job."
I.ee Soto, president of IRC. and
Frant Wlenahenk, vie* president,
will permit any member of the mu
dent body to atlend thi* meeting
anil take part In the discussion period.
bat
ilnr
"/
Cove. .-unri.i- Parkfleld. Plsley.
Pomona. Raymond, Sari amen lo
San Ardo, San IHego. Ban Mateo.
Joae. San Francisco, San Oa
brlel, Bhandon. San Laandre, South
Oeto. Terra Fell*. VatteJo and
Woodlake
Red Cross Group Meets
Preliminary arrangementa w*re
made at a meeting of the tramp and
hospital committee of Ibe Red
is unit Wednesday noon for a
j at the Hammer Plaid Hospl
I his month. Prances U'ornek.
miitti. ba* announced
definite dabs will be set for the
party ss soon, aa the committee
contacts th* Red Cross directors
baae.
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Sunday*, 10 A.M. to 4 P.M.
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WEDNESDAY
VOLUME XXXII
FRESNO. CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, IH*
War Activity Org
Lists Points to Be
Given for Work
■ The War Activities Committee of Fresno State College
will sponsor for the month of
February two contests in
which "A Man or Woman of
tb* Month" and "Organisation of
the  Month"   will   b*  chosen
Tha first competitive period -ill
b« from February 1 lo February lis.
Tb* post offir* ha* blank* lo Hal
each Individual's activities. If any
organisation wishes In romp?!*, a
complete list of the member*
must be submitted lo Ihe War Ac
tlvlty Doi by January IS- Hulh
Smooi chairman of lb* War Activity Committee said that tbe sttl-
denla  should   clip  this  article and
a tt I
refer
fount thpli
The point* for the various organ-
liallon* are as follow*' Serving as
junior hostess si tha USO. Pine-
dale, Hammer Field. ASi'TT or
college canteen, 100 polnta: participating in planned church noctal
activities for aervlce men. 100
polnta per event: working al tb*
USO canteen or snack-bar for any
regular shift, usually three hour*,
100 points; Hammer Field Hospital
Sunday afternoon recreational
work for three hours, *00 points.
Offering entertainment at any of
the entertainment above mentioned, polnta given for each affair
at which entertainment la given.
100 polnta; singing In choir at any
of Ihe camps. 100 points; working
on committee preparing for
or working at tba anack-bar for Ih*
canteen (or other similar event)
college eanteen. worker*. T6 points,
and ctnlnnan, l"-'1 polnta; woiklng
In hospital sa nurae'a aide, per
(Continuti oa Pogt Four)
Chapel Postponed Till
Chapel services were postponed
thla week because the apeak er was
unable to be preaent at tbe scheduled chapel meeting, and the chap
el committee wsa unable to organise another program.
Services, however, will be re-
aumed Wednesday at 11:40 In th*
Playhouse auditorium, tbe commit
tee members said The speaker
will be Rev Theodore Palmaulst.
pastor of th*> Flrat Methodist
Church of Freeno.  '
Red Cron Plans
P«rty.
R*d Croe* *v*nta r
**m*ct*r:
Camp  and   hospital
ihe laat ef January.
Annual  County  Red  Croae
tar dinner. February  I
Surgical drees Inge workroom,
open Tueedaye, Thursdays and Frl
days. 10 to I
Red   Croae   «v*nte   planned   for
.ri.|.
Nurses' aid* oours*.
Child   rate    and    bom*   nuralng
Basketball Men
Lose to Lemoore-
Rest in Cellar
The Fresno State College Hull
dogs, Ire**, from a SS IS defeat by
Ibe laemoore Army Air tlaae quln
lit Tuesday night, met Ihe Camp
Plnedsle five In th* third game
tbe second half of the San Ji
fuln Valley Baaki'tball league last
night In the Rooaevelt gymnast!
Th* Bulldogs played the flral
gam* of the evening, and Ih* Hammer Field teem met the Air Technics] Service Command Training
Center In Ihe second game.
I-emodre AAF, hy winning <
Slate, took thi lead In the league
race. Btate I* now raiting In th*
cellar  having  lost   three  and   woe
M> hough the stoic was lopsided,
the game r-outd not be called «uch
In nctunl pl*,y Tb* Air Force men
mad* ** out of TS *bot* while
Co*ch J. Flint Hanner** men hit
the bhfkho*id with Tl shots and
msde 11. Ite lemoore quintet bad
■i edge by playing en their own
gent,   wblcb   ta   approximately   II
/..iii. Bohlgtan waa high point
man for the Bulldogs with eight
polnta, wllh Johnny Perelra second with seven polnta. Jack Kip.
ling for laemoor* waa high wltb II
tera, followed by Dob Shields
with IT. U. Albert ■Toby" Lew-
*•*, former atar player for FBC,
iparked tti'e Lemoore squad with
all pointer;:
II nun:-- In Fresno school gyms
may be attended by Slaters with s
pnrchase of • 16 cent ticket st the
door and the showing of student
i»"iy card. Oamet at Army camp*
free wllh atudent body carda.
Student Petitions
For Offices Due
Next Friday
"All petitions for the officsw
of vice-preeident, secretary
women's legislative commissioner and commissioner of
athletics must be filed by 4
o'clock next Friday," Student Pre*-
Idem Meipl* warned today. .
The primary election will be
January IS and lb* final election
January IS. "I hope for aad
tlclpate a lively election for
•■iv Important officee." stated
le.
The office of women's legislative
commissioner, vacated by Sue Henderson, wbo did not return to Stale
hia   year.   1*  open   to  any  woman
indent who baa completed 40 units
with  at least  a  "C"  average   Her
dutle*   will   be   part Ir I pat Ing   aa   a
voting member of the Board of Ol
irs.   the   Beard   of   Playhouse
Control, and the Board of Publics-
Candidate* for tbe office of .commissioner of athletic*, from whleh
nthony   Allampres*   recently   resigned,   mnat   have completed   not
wer than M units of work.
Anyone with a "("' average may
in  for tbe   office   of   secretary.
Nominee*   for   vice-president   moat
have completed not fewer than 40
unlli.
Tha positions of women'* legislative commissioner and commission
it atblellca are full year lobs,
iliil- ihe offices of secretary sad
'Ice-prealdant are for one semester
"A good showing at this election
hould get the new asm aster off on
i good start," declared  Meapl*
Tickets for Magic Show
Sell Monday in Union
Barbara Hockett Leads
Work in Production Room
Ii*i ha is Hockett, sub-chairman
of tbe Red Cross unit produciloa
corps In charge of the surgical
dressing* workroom, lead* the 41
girls who have worked In th* Rett
roH* room thla semester with 41
"iri   to  her credit, according   to
port  by   Eleanor   Miller,   produo>
in corpa chairman
Mies Hockett and Margaret Wey-
outh, second ranking worker, are
both working for tbelr Red Cross
. which are awarded on th*
basis of th* number of hour* spent
In preparing surgicsl dressings
The other eight ot the ten top
girls, according to hours spent tn
the workroom, are Ledell Woody,
Jean Darger, Pallida Hurley, Anita
Payne, Loons Peterson, Betty
Pearaon. Lav erne Weld on. and
Marltou t'lilrltnigh. moat of whom
are Red Croae inatruetors
Th* workroom la open on Tueaday s, Thursdays and Fridays, from
10 to 1, and there la alway* an instructor there so that anyone who
wishes to spend free hours preparing surgical dreealngs mar leant
bow it 1* done.
Bo far. sine* the room opened
near Ihe beginning of tha semester.
only 41 girls have wer bed. ]
Miller aald. A file Is kept af tbe
nam* and number of sour* each
girl works, and trine are awarded
after girts have worked M hours
Tbe only requirement* of work.
er* la that tkey wear s celan head
drees aad coverall. The headdree*
may be a k.rchtef, or official Red
Croae hsatWr ■■*»** may he s*v>
ehaaed for N oonts. A smock or
shirt may serve aa the coverall.
"Tbe average number of dreealngs prepared this year per girl ta
above that ot laat year " Mies Millar elated, "but the number ot
workers baa not been nearly ss
many ss It should ba"
Only two-by-two Inch s;
dressing* are being prepared thla
, aa compered to last year's
four hy- four-Inch d t e e a I ngs War
activities points will be given for
workers in th* Red Croaa room for
girl or boy ot the month composition  '
Organisations also wilt be fives
polnta for working as a group la
the room. Several organisation*
hav* already held their meet
In the Bed Croe* roam sad worked
after the business meetings
'    TlcJtats for Ui* v
lot the maffici.
Virrl."spoemorejdhyt
Key,   wilt   io   on i
bookstore Monday ■
IS a-m.  Darea   Kelkir*.   |
DARIN  NIIKIftK
New Scholarships
Available Now
Seven *«*<>i*r*i.lp», two ef whleh
■* twlng offered for the first time,
win be available at tbe Freeno
dtate College next so meet er to new
studente and atudent* already ea
rolled In classes on the campua.
Tbe Ida Tenney Caatle Memorial
Scholarship far |S0 made available
to a raturnlng r*tersn by Edward
mon Tenney. aseeclsl* profoaeot
philosophy snd peyehosegy am
the campus, and the Pi Beta Phi
ism fjab Scaelarahlp of IH
made available to women students
on th* campus are the twe ishnl
arahlpa being offered for tha fleet
Station HARM haa aaade the
HARM scholarship available to a
new atudent graduated from a Baa
Joaquin Valley High ScaMet who le
Interacted la majoring tn Journal
Ism at the college, and s IH Free.
no Stat* Collec* Alumai Sebolar-
shlp open  to any .entering  treeh-
aa er transfer student.
The KARM scholarship of HO
waa' granted In the Ml to a eta-
dent who found It neoeesary to
■Ithdraw from classes. Tbe uneaed
luds amounting to more than M0.
will be granted to s student ter
next semester.
Walter T. Delano. Sanger, haa
made available tor next fell a new
*S0 scholar*hip to a graduate af the
Sanger Union High School Inter
I la majoring la agriculture st
:olr»g* A French prise award
ot lis has been mode available by
Mr* J J. Nielsen at the AJUeace
Frmcai** de Freeno to be awarded
to the student making the asoet
marked proejTeee In French during
'he semester.
Kenneth Patter, chairman ef tha
scholarship committee, ajsJH that
person* interacted in sny one ef
the ecbatarahlpe Ble their *nn|l«a.
nous with him daring tha .est twa
weeks.
el I pas. Tickets will he aa s
the   bookstore   from   MsSaaYS*
Friday al 4 o'clock.. M*4klr* Stal
Price* for  admlieiea are eta**)
id children, H eeota, aad ed*
i* dollar, tan la
"Ticket* are e
sale   dow Mown   and
high  acbools  daringr
(are   tha   performaa
adding thai sea
get their ticket* seat
••old   the   aeeaas
downtewa for thaen
Key la tt*
Key CnralvsJL I
formnaoa   *rM  he  tssssl SB 1
tba Blue Kay i
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