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News Editor
Copy Editor
lean Casey
Clarence Niebuhr
Bonnie Beeman
Betty Kent
 The freen* Stete College Colle
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By UHfputia    .
well tbe resumption of school, we hsvs again
ad.ced acouta among sll tke nooks snd crsnnlea
(even in tke library—seen* thing, do happen over
there, yea know'(around tke campus to bring In the
istest gossip
At s famed local apartment houoe near th.
campus, girls ar. already beginning te receive
aftor-Kour phone calls. The outstanding event
of the week, perhape. la the call Monday night
for "B. S , the people's choice " Wwen aaked who
waa calling, a c.rtaln sbee.vt-mlr.ded student pees-
ident ef s local institution waa in ouch a dither
while talkrflj to tha young lady that he momentarily forgot www. he wss. Me piped up with
the brilliant answer, "Just a minute. I'll look In
my wallet and see.''
The Spirit of the College
With thc Sad ..t V«..>rld War II, students
st Fresno State College are facing the prospect
of reconversion to normal college Bays, and
although many traditions and opportunities
have not yet been and will not be revived this
semester, many others will become, in the immediate future, indispensable aspects of college life
And with the return of these events, such as
intercollegiate football, which, for thc Bull
dogs, is already on its way to pre-war status,
the students of Fresno State College may look
forward to an eventful year, which must and
will have the support of an eager and hard-
workmg student body.
Every student must enrer into his class work,
and true the spinr of the college, with thc
wholehearted idea that his^college days will
prove their worth to him in his post-college
profession, from both thc social and the academic standpoint
With the sincere idea thar reconversion on
the FSC Campus will come naturally with the
efforts of the entire srudenr body, rather than
either a small or a large part, the editors of
Thc Collegian extend to every student their
welcome and best wishes with thc spirit of
friendliness and cooperation that has made
Fresno State what ir is roday.
And then, among the bomeleaa atudenta around
campua la a prominent veteran of last year IRC
fame Well. La>e. the park atlll rurnlahee nice hard
benrhea if you get desperate
Freshmen are very dlatlnguishable. It bsa I
noticed by Ulllputla'a gossip hounds. Rven without
tbe green dinka and ribbon, (which many froeh girli
fall to display prominently), the neophytea may he
•potted N, mile away They walk Into classroom,
while classes are taking place, wander up and down
tbe weet wing corridor downstair, looking for Boom
III. and even commit the unforn+v.ble crime ol lolt
.ring around and on the «acj*ed senior benches in
tbe wort court Freshmen, you'd better watch where
you're .tending"^
a     *     *
Speaking ef freehmen, there', th. caa. of She
two meek little atud.nt. who unknowingly w.lk.d
into  th.  wrong  room   wh.n  th.y   want  te  their
aocial   aclence   lecture      The   college   profeaeor
began   hi.   I.ctur.  by   giving  th.   nam.   ef  th.
textbook;  then he atart.d on streame
Finally,   sensing   something  rotten,   the   squirm:
froeh mu.iered up enough courage to ask If the clasi
waa aocial aclence   To their bewilderment, the poor
girla discovered that the class wsa psychology, and
that tbe professor waa not Mr   Buckman but Dr
In  a roar of confusion,  they  retreated
The Rear View
Mirror . . .
By Lee Soto
Nineteen days ago a Japanese aur
render delegation headed by Ma
8hlgenilt.ii who signed for
Emperor Hirohlto. on tbe decks of
he mighty 1'SS Missouri before
.eneral Douglaa M a r A r t h u r
rought the war which they com
menced on December 7. IStl. to a
loe* The place and situation wss
■ery much dUtarent from that
rhlrh the J*r*rphe militarist had
promised to the Japanese and to
her conquerors.
Since September 2 I'.eneral Mar
Arthur and hla I'nited States Oa
cupation Forcea have landed In Ja
pan to occupy that nation whicb
for over 2.0U0 yeara had been rree
foreign Invasion Japan hi the
a which had never taated de
feat but today ahe haa tasted defeat and will continue to bear the
bitter taate of defeat until ahe has
learned to live as a rlvlllaed mem
ber of tbe family of nations
Tha versatile philosophy of tha
Japanese, in victory arrogant and
cruel; >n d.f.aS aullenly polite.
r.ady to do th. bidding of th.ir
victor.. Isn't going to fool Mac-
Arthur or any of the other Amer
Ic.n occupational commander,
because many of them became
very well acquainted with th*
Japanae*   and   hi. atrocitie.  dur.
Th. treachery of Pearl Harbor
will alao be . guiding light if
th.y begin to become too las. and
though tha preeent Premier,
Prlne. Naruhlko Mlgaahi-Kunl.
and other Japan.ee may want to
forget December 7, 1S41, much
Amerfcan and Allied blood ha*
turn.d th* Pacific
With th. prospect ef tha game at COP tonight,
we're  wondering  how  many  atudenta  ar.  plan
nlng   en   hitchhiking    Sut   then,   with   th.   ga*
rationing   off,   it   should   be   fairly   poaaibi.   for
meet ef th* eager atudenta to attend
Alao. how  about sll  tbe "Fs" and "FSC's' tb
usually become evident around the COP campua Juat
prior to the big game' Haa that been taken care
aa ususl. Frank?
e      a     e
I see tha eternal freehman ia atlll around. .
H. prides himself in being th. only aev.nth se-
mooter froeh (if it', eighth. Sup*, my apollglea)
remaining en th. campua. The rest ef the antique, .tth.r war. condemned aa poor business
riaka or gov* up long ago!
And *ave you  heard  about  the student   majoring
In  fcagllah 1? After five or all years of it. he
sssy decide to change hla major  Who know*'
Here Again to Serve You With
ONE OF THE LARGEST POPULAR AND CLASSICAL
RECORD LIBRARIES IN THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY
Popular Sheet Music Prompt and Fair Radio Service
PRE-WAR QUALITY REZNOR&ELECTRIC ROOM HEATERS
$16.50 to 1109.75 for 1 to 7 Room*
'muni Now While Limited Stock Lasts
Terms Arranged
THE HOUSE APPLIANCE CO.
Workers Needed
For Post Office
nounced It ia ber plan, ahe declared, to attempt to keep tke of
•e open from 8 until 6
The unfilled hour* are Monday
from S-li and 1S-6; Tueeday. IS. 4.
S. Wednesday Sll 115
Thursdsy. II, 2. and S; and Friday.
8 12. snd 15
Volunteer, now working and th*
Jure they work are: Betty Shea
gren. Monday at 11, Joan Potter.
Tuesday and Thursday at I; Mil
dred Rosa. Tueaday at 10 Jeanneta
Milton. Tueeday and Thursday at
II.   Franrella  Hanaen.  Tueeday at
1. Dorothy  Kevorkian. Tueeday at
2. Vivian lilbler Tueaday and
Thursday st S; Barbara' Oirven.
Wednesday at 11: Barbara Lundln.
Thursday at ». dene Kahl and Pat
Ooodwln. Thursday at, 10. Lola
Chun. Thursday at 1; Ollle swan*,
Friday at S. and Doria Van Neea.
Friday at 12
The sign up aheet la in the poet
office Permission must be obtained
from tbe counter girla In tbe book
atore to enter
The purpose of the atudent poet
office ia to enable all atudenta to
receive their mall Bent to the col
y\
THE MUSIC BAR"
1470 N. Van Nesa Ave
grave, hav. poka dotted th. earth
ef Bataan. Tarawa, Iwo Jlma,
Okinawa. Chin, and ether placee
too numerous but alwaya te re,
main poignant In on.', m.meri.a.
to write about.
Th. COP FSC Cam.: Tonight th.
niilldog. from thi. school will en
counter the Tigers of the College ol
The Pacific In a bit or fisotball gl
Stockton Tbe Bulldog* have a hea
vler team and probably a bettet
team but they are handicapped by
the lark of practice and games
under their belt
I saw COP play and lease their
first two game* They had Ihe fight
Ing spirit, but they larked weight
experience, and reeervea to be
much of a serious threat to their
more fKiwcrful more experienced
heavier, and larger armed service
opponent. However a week ago
ihey held the .Irons. Santa Barbara
Marine*,   a   tesm   which   we   meet
they have hamyaaygdj
Oear  Mom:   On  August  t when
th. Japan.a. unofficially aurr.nd
«r.d    to   th*    AIM*.   I   happened
te be in the Chinatown of Stock
ton    The   new.  of  th.   J.paneae   '
.urrend.r was s  momentous day
to all who believe in th. peaceful
pursuits   of   Ma   but   I   doubt   if   ,
sny people war. happi.r than tha
Chmaee, who had for eight yeara
fought tha  Nipa   Throughout th.
day and lata into th. night th.y
beat dram, snd bang.d cymbals
Th.ir  hunger  for  victory  at  last
was being neurlah.d
Hut prior to thla eventful day for
tbe Allied Natlona I aaw a few oth
er   Interesting   things   which   can't
be erased  from my  mind   I aaw a
Chinees lady    a   mlddleaged   Isdy,
clutching s telegram   tears strosav
I Contmued e. Puff Si
Pair.
ze   VJur
-Atdverthan
Since 1910
Fresntvs House of
Finer Jewelry
A. S. Shaddow
Jewelry Co.
1134 Fulton
Phone 2-3197
"Sweetheart"
Diamonds
Gruen, Bulova,
Longines, Tavannes,
Hamilton,
Elgin, Waltham
Watches
Distinctive Jewelry
SPECIAL RATES TO
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COLLEGE STUDENTS
AND
FACULTY MEMBERS
Headquarters for
FRATERNITY PINS
SORORITY PINS
TROPrtlES
Management
Maurice "Red" Silverman
Member
Class 1926
Varsity "F" Society
Alpha Fraternity
Chinese Students  More Football
Name Committees
- The Fresno Stete College Collegia!* _
- Page Three
Roberta Louie, freehman. snd
Koaallnd Chong. Junior, were elect
Nl AWS Luncheon Club represent
the Srst meeting of the Chinese
Students Club, held in the commit
tee room Wednesday  noon.
Plana for tbe cake aale that waa
held yeaterday were discussed Die
cuseion of tbe initiation for tb* new
member, waa then held Commit
tees appointed were the Initiation
committee beaded by l.ol. Chun.
.Ire president,. tbe refreshment
committee by Rosalind Chong. hi.
torian. and the YrsnaporUtlon com
mlttee by Melvlir Mar. sophomore
Mlaa Chut) will hsvs on her committee JeaOe Lowe Edwin Lum.
Shirley Wong. Rdwaeri Voung. I*
vld Leong. Marjorle Chow Wallace
Mar and Oeraldine Mar Mlaa
Chong will be aaalated by Helen
Chin. laabelle Wong. Gertrude
Vies. Barbers Ko. Bether Lum snd
Klvlrs Chan Helping Mar will b,
Bernard Lew. David Fung. Hanaei
Chin.   Cloyd   Cong,   and    Roberta
«a£eU
Improper lighting is Just os
bod for your eyes os the
crazy idea shown here. Use
correct size bulbs in proper
fixtures for your study and
work. Keep your bulbs clean
ond you'll be surprised how
much  better  you  con  see
SETTER   LIGHT  MEANS
BETTER SIGHT
i*d from Pmgr'l)
i  a  bus. according l
Ridley
Coach Plereon will atart Kelly
at left half. Shropahlre at right
half. Oustafaon at quarterback sad
Vslsrello st full back, C.uatafaon
a 200 pounder, will probably do
much of the punting
The lineup
FSC COP
Oustafaon q
Raley I.E
Mitchell LT
Moran  Ui
Skorbko C Woodyard
n°"t ao Woodyard
Winder RT ScaletU
*'»• RE Hackett
K*"» LH Smltl
Valarello F Mahlatead
Shropshire RH Kane
Other team member* who will go
are Melvin Ahlenalager. Oliver
indwell. Jim Burton. Robert
man. Harold DeOrlan. William
Dirklnaon. Joe Fslco. Sonny Lewi.
Sam Mongelll. Daren Nelklrk. law
rence Nelson Lewi. Pspsc. Benny
Phillip.. Don Puraell Verna Ran
dell. Looter Rlggina.. C.lenn Shaffer
Ray Taylor Ed Weber. Bob Wll
Wealey Wlpf. Able Subln and
Bob Wills
Managers     Bob    Aralanlan    and
C.!T^ut,ook  lHou'»* P'oblem  iV^^tr^
Becomes Acute
By Allie
This  year   marks
aloe  of oar   collect    _   .	
[etaadarde <ff atudent life Bach day
that
M   practice   of
• Keyls 	
trip
Enrollment Deadline
Set ai 5 P.M. Today
Enrollment and program rarda
muat be Sled In the registrar's of
flee before 5 p m today In order to
avoid a fine. Mrs Wilms Wight
registrar   baa announced
One of SS cents per day up to
III be levied after Ihe deadline.
ahe added, and tbe atudent muat
preeent hia reglatratlon card along
with his rlaas enrollment and pro
gram carde
Petitions to Circulate
For Class Offices
claaa office, may be
obtained Tueaday. In tbe office of
Frank Meaple atudent preaident
according to Pearledna Larson,
chairman  of the  election commit
»pen sre president, vice
aeornad to apeak ro
•be  said she was 	
confused oa Regl.tration Day Ibe
found the Instructors she came In
contact with helpful sad patient
Unlike the freehman who Inquired
tbe Triple 8 Information booth
for the location of tbe college cam
pus Ruth wss able to locate her
clasaee quite easily Abov* all ahe
itated that a friendliness aad
redeehtp   ezlated   st   SUte   tbst   Is
ire In moot high schools and col
sea.
Tbe opinion of Michael Feller.
Spanish and German atudent. from
Merida. Mexico, ret am* tbe respect
r atudenta have she.
the I'niversity of Mexico Michael
said. "Oh. Fresno State It I. .
beautiful achool " After s year la
tbe i'nited SUte. Michael apeaka
Engllah quite fluently He I. an en
glneerlng major
The question of Joining clubs was
■ought  up by   Dorothy   Benjamin
so   s   freehman     Those   reqnlre-
ent.  may  be    -    -     -   -
Hey You!
DON'T FORGET NEXT WEDNESDAY NIGHT!
Make Reservations to Be ai ttte
MARIGOLD BALLROOM
FROM 8.30 TO 11:30
^    Vf©** dancing to
Dick Alexanders Orchestra
Featuring Kay Curtis and Martha McGowan
— An Eesettle oi Fun lor Everyone —
Ladies 50c Gent. 60c
few old edition, may be obtained
In The Collegian office In the stu
dent union
Aa a whole moat freshman ate
lent* realised a coo foe too com
non to most Registration Days, bat
he kindness snd  tolerance of ad
| this yas
Collins sale, _^^^^^^^^
higher than In aay year prevtoas
There I. a tot of reorganising to
be seas with the return of veterans
A Job la
e had for
|each student who wlahea to aar
tlclpate "
Kenneth Mills, varsity loot ball
player, sees set only mors stadoat
III*, but bigger sad bettor football
With tbe return of Jack
Kelly and other. Uke blm. F8C
should be tops In football by nasi
fall-
ONelll. chairman of the
college agricultural committee, was
chairman of a Snance
itttee to make plana far the
rund railing   drive
O'Neill   atatod   that   the  egrtcul
tarsi sipaaalon  project weald  se
of th* ral
Playhouse Tryouts for
One-act, Set for 3 P.M.
AH studenU Interested In being
tbe seriea of Modem directed
.eact playa to be given this fall
i the Playhouse should report for
tryouta this afternoon at S o'clock
In Room Til. J W Wright, head
of tbe speech department, baa sn-
BUY WAR BONDS
SHELBURNE"S
STATIONERY
1981 Maripoaa St.
Phone 4-5007
FULL ZIPPER
3-RING
All leather binders an
Brief   com
with I
With tho Increaee In college en
rollment there bas been a aubee
quent Increaee in the shortage of
bousing facllltlea for the SO per
cent of Statera  living swsy  from
to Miss Mary
er. dean of women, snd Dr. Mitchell
P  P tgga. dsan of men
An   ordinary   bousing   faclllttee
were  filled   by  June."  atated   Dean
isny  girla sr* being
overcharged st present for tbe se
commodatlona they've  secured  for
themeelvee"    Miss    Baker    hopes.
ever,   that   thla  condition   may
alleviated    by    the  anticipated
opening of a  new  boarding house
for girl, near tbe college
Tbe houelng ebortage for men la
III  mors  seats  duo  to the con-
sntly    Increasing   enrollment   of
■lersns and other male students
any  wbo will  be boused  In tbe
irracke when  It la com-
Handbook Helper
Jeaa McCali
Isss snejar. who haa had
eta setae ss ea TW CoOawJaa. Imjaj
wsaa sppotai ""^B™
*f'wa»j
Miss MeCale will lake char** et
•letod s
Prospective Staters from tbla vl
Inlty aa well aa outofstate bare
•sd to give up college or se else
where beceooe of tho hoeetag
ebortage Many other .chssls la
tea    area -
SUte and Stanford University, face
housing problem sad bare
alao bad lo turn away atudenta
Farm School Plans
Surveyed Tuesday
The Hear Vie
Mirror .
expect* to receive from s teases
Interacted la proasotlag sari—m»g
In the valley.
Lt. Clancy. Ex-FSCer.
Gets Air Medel
a*bart   L.   Clancy.   Fret
SUte College   graduate,   has b<
MtyUI for
a citation algned by Vina Aa
mlrsl John 8 McCain. UBN. Cam
lor. Second Carrier Task
». U. Clancy wss lauded for
Distinguishing himself by mentor
lost, acts wbUe participating In
aerial flight against enemy forcea
inthe Philippine area"
U. Clancy entered tbe Navy la
June. l»«l. and baa eamplotsd bis
•rat tour of overseas duty
Rushing Discussed by
Omeges et First Meet
Tb*_Osaeea XI <
■*«af /eew  f*tt 2)
pertmeat   ragrou   to   talk
tbst your son 1.           Iter
been killed In actlea la**
aotdler of the Amortoaa 1
Filipino lady eae aay bass.
dueed see lo ber sea whe
rat ar aad from the Bereeeas
ef war   Tbe ribbon, that «
above    all    tbe    steers   w
.ported oa bis chest was 1
pi* Heart.
On   the   wineew   of   a
etockten thee, were two
etare   that   had   ones   Saa
eta're—deeth had ihasaSad
Upon settles who resided
two happy yoese i
■awveesa. Te sll i
a. St as a I
r scrutiny I h
-orkjag ia
tbe shin, s
la  tbe ear
oat ef a reeUaraat   I
tbs Purple Heart I
The mleM *
aad love ef sll