1941_04 The Daily Collegian April 1941

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DEMOCRATIC DEFENSE
I believe in National Defense against racial antagonisms which weaken that social solidarity essential to a healthy nation.
I believe in National Defense against persecution of minorities, because such persecution is detrimental  10 the preservation of our democratic
I believe in National Defense against state coercion of ihe inJimlii.il. Nx.ii^e- mh.1i lotrcion destroys tin- character iound.iriom of our nation.
I believe- in National Defense- against those who
use patriotism as a cloak in order to reap profits
from the- present tragic world suffering.
I believe in National Defense- against an economic system which lacks sufficient opportunities
lot the- young, makes possible- an army of millions
of unemployed, and lacks adequate Security for
I believe- in National De-iense- against political
demagogues and all vested inte-re-sts which tampd
in any way with th ^e- rights of freedom of speech,
press, and assemblage as guaranteed by the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights. J
I believe in National Defense- against the futile I
faith that a strong army and navy is all that is '
needed to preserve and perpetuate- that cherished j
freedom for which our forefathers so valiantly .
struggled.
I believe in National Defense- against any "ism"
harmful to human personality which, under God,
is sacred. — President William Undsay Young,
Park College, (Mo.).
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LOOK OUT RENO
The State of Georgia may soon displace- Nevada
as Tht Place to get the knot untied unless Georgia lawmakers repeal an 186-1 statute that declares
that a husband in the military scrivee of the United States is grounds for divorce.
This law-, of course, was the result of Gvil War
prejudice when any southern woman would have
been justified by her neighbors for seeking a divorce from a "damyankee". However, the statute
has never been repealed and today with the accent
orl the military, Georgia might well out-Reno
Reno.
What could be simpler? When you get tired of
a husband you ship him off to work for Uncle
Sam, and then you go on a march to, instead of
through, Georgia.
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Give some fellows enough rope 3nd they'll try
to pull something.
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Look around you for   danger   when   walking
across the street.   The neck will serve as a swivel
for the head, but you have to use the head fjrst.
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Then there was the cub reporter who was writing about two peroxide blondes who raised a fuss
at the ball game. He just said ihe bleachers went
wild.
RAMRODS ... of the Sadie Hawkins day dance
arc scratching their heads in an effort to find
some novel method on which to base their admission charge. They had a swell ratio all worked out for charging coeds by the size of their
waist, when the word got out and the gals
threatened to boycott the affair. (That's significant of something.) And of course, the dance
will carry the ruggeel mountain gal's theme all
the way through, with the coeds asking for the
dates, furnishing the rides, paying the admission and buying the cokes.
atl.n.   H.y   Dey.  .nd
SMASHING ... the theory advanced by many
that college students arc not to be trusted with
self-government, the student body behaved in a
manner that would do proud to any supervised
group in last Thursday's assembly. Although
the previous assembly hour's conduct was almost a knockout blow to the school's reputation,
Thursday's conduct will go far to help FSC's
name back on its feet. And the best part of it
b that it was accomplished by the students
themselves—there was never a word mentioned
by an adm. official or an actual threat given.
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INTRAMURAL
Tennis Matches
End Second Round
Of Singles Play
Tomorrow will be the last day
for second round intramural ten-
matches to be played off
men's singles, according ..
us    Orlansky,    tournament
manager.
a meeting of th. Boarc
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WATTA TRACK MEET!
SPORT SHORTS
hy Floyd Hyde
Beta Kappas Blank K.D.R.s
18-0 in 'Mural Diamond Meet
Intramural Baseball Standings
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OFFICERS ELECTED BY
COED ARCHERY CLUB
Boxers Return from San Jose;
LoseC.C.A.A.Tourney Bouts
Bulldog Archers
Enter Sunday Shoot
Coach Hal Beatty's varsity boxing team was back I
successful invasion nf S;in Jose this week with the
college again ruling the CCAA boxing tournament.
While losses were chalked against every' one of the
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RAINED OUT
OVER THE WEEK-END
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