1946_11 The Daily Collegian November 1946

              Attend
DANCE
Tonight!
COLLS© I AW
Attend
GAME
Tomorrow!
"READABLE — WORTH   READING-
FRESNO. CALIFORNIA. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1. 1946
Bulldogs Meet
U. Loyola Lions
Here Saturday
By Bruce Fame
Ths. ar.no SUte College Bull
Saga wWgo Lion hunt Ins
night tk" the 1—yola Unlveralty
ca—tt prowling into Ratellffe Stadium to try to pro.* that the lion
It king of tbe gridiron tt well ua
tb* jungle
Coach Jimmy Bradthtw baa baaa
out scouting tnd report, that he
bat rooked up t plan to tend tbe
mighty bettt back to his den in defeat
HAMPERED gY INJURIES
Tbe Bulldogt bate baaa
by injuries in the patt two content, tnd may still be bothered by
thlm. However, tbe Bulldog It
potted to spring tnd if be can gat
tbe Jump on tbe Lion he may tend
it back to Lot Angelea with itt
tall between IU leg*.
Loyola haa tome iparkllag backs
to tame Oral before the Bulldogt
ran triumph. The Loyola "Atomic
Hackfleld" paced by 1942 star Gene
"Jet" Grady ha. been hard to ttop
thla year and at a result tbe Ltona  After Game Donee
have  rolled  up  three  victorias  Ia
four starts
Coach Tony DeLellU. former
Loyola backfleld star, bat a well
balanced .quad with a faat. tricky
backSeld tnd t 197 pound average
forward wall with plenty of exper
lence and football aavvy.
rre.no SUte. trying to get t win
nlng combintlion after laat waak'a
.et bark by the Atteet. will probably again Uke to the air in an at-
tempt to penetrate the .coring
toa*. a  habit  dtacarded  in  recent
Phillips, Rogers
Win Straw Ballot
Dr. Hubert Phillip*, Democratic candidate for Cotigreea,
and Will Rogers, Jr., Democratic candidate for United Statee
Senator, won their respective office* when 408 students and
faculty members voted in The Collegian straw ballot Tuesdsy
 V *and Wednesday.
23 FSC Students
Represent School
In'Who's Who'
If Jackie Fellows tnd Mickey
Matin! are ready for full time duty
they may make thinga pretty hot
for tTte Liont eapecttlly with moat
of tbe Bulldogt forwards also back
on tk* job.
Fre.no't two lanky pas
Joha Bagana and Bet Sbroeder
hav* been bothered with ahoulder
aad lac lnjurtee but expert to tee
action Wllaon Hanna and Hal Hal
ey. strong defensive pltyert. will
be tat to ttop tbe end runs of tbe
Lion "pony backa." Bob "O—ear**
Winahlp tnd Grady.
RUGGED LINE
Bob Hoffman and Millard Mitch
ell Oil the tackle alota very capably
and bat* baaa bard to crack all
year. Big Jean Lamoure. Vera Cay-
wood. If hla leg it better. Dick Neal
and Sal Muitarhio abould be able
to fill tbe guard dutle.
Dick   Handley  and   Mel   I
will   do   the   pivot   work   with   Bill
Clancy   probably   on  the   aldellnea
from t leg Injury  suffered  againat
the rugged Altec*.
In tbe backfleld Jack Kelley and
Jack  Selferling.  starting  halfback.
.  relief  from  Dill
An after-game dtnet. tpontored
by Bronte Buckle, —.n't hono
rtry speech organisation, will b*
held in th* eocial hall of th* atudent union following the Loyola
Freano Stat. tilt.
M.mb.rs of tht organisation
aaid thtt t wall known band
would play and that the danct
will  lttt until  12 p.m.
ne:,r     II    W    (Jearhart.
by a vote'dC2k! to 122. Th* I
between    Rogers    aa
I    ham    F     Know-ad
was much closer with Roger, winning by a vote of 20k to 192
STUDENTS   PICK   PHILLIPS
Among  the  3T1   atudenU  voting.
-indent,    voted    for    Phillip*.
M  riaaaa  SUt*  C      «ail* 111 chose Gearhart  rour atu
lege Jnnior. tnd   .eniort   will   be  „>„,,, r„,in, __Uot, (!ld __. ToU
^lents throughout the  for thla office   Thirty .even facalty
country  who will be ll.ted  in the  member, voted in tb* straw ballot
publication   Who-, Who Among Stu    "nd cho" pB",">* b" * B*r«lB «
29 to 8.
Registered  ttudentt  picked  Phil
_  Oarhart  104 to IS whll*
The itudent.  ire   Alberta   Kiehl.   non registered   .tudeats   rho*e,t_e
Jean  Miles.  Ruth Jean   Fisher, Jo-   local   .octal   science   profetaor   147
line   Morritb.   Irwin   F.flr.l.   Flaine   to *5
Jones,   Mtry   Kohler   George  g__m,   FACULTY PICKS PHILLIPg
•rich, rillat Mason. Ifon Levy. Rob-       Twenty-elx     regt.tered      faculty
ert Arslanlan. Dorothea Ann Sunler.   member, voted 2< to 7 for Pbilllpa,
William Larson   Lawrence Fcklund.   and   the   non registered   membert.
Mtrylee (lough numbering  four   picked   Pbilllpa 1
John's Bam will echo the frivolous voices of an expected     Kdmond Boiea. Janet Bliss. Ed   to ■■
300 couples tonight at the Mu Alpha Delta fraternity's an-'ward   o.entby.   June   Alexander.     Registered  .tudentt   picked
nual Hallowe'en Dance-Party. s<*"-«'-.    *>»«    w-iD   KnowUnd »"r "l***^,_^ __*_____
Bill Pannell's music makers will play  for  the   festivities fc^** ^^   "*  H*-* Z_,LmmlmTin *ammts*
which begin at 9 p.m. and end at midnight. Pannell's* 11-piece T__ \ ia_c_ Roger, and «» for Knowia
HEADED for the Mu Alpha Hallowe'en Dance tonight are, left to right;  Bonnie Howison.
Bill Larsen. Colleen Jesperson. Bill Rockas and George Zenovich Photo by Scott
Bron»^ucn.toHoid    Mu Alpha Hallowe en
Dance Slated Tonight
Band Plans New
"Maneuvers for
Game at Halftime
****,
regularly   featured  at*
the Rainbow Ballroom
ADVERTISING
Member, of tbe decoration,
mlttee   under   Harry   Hinchey
eluded  their  advertising  campaign
on the campua today and will spend
tbe afternoon decorating
to give a Halloi
Detailed directiona
bave not previoutly attended Silence period, which started laat
dancet at Johns Barn have bona | night »ith culmination of Prefer
placed on a potter now appearing SB—« Night partiea at 12 «•<•. relgna
under tbe clock in the atudent un today until announcement of new
ion foyer The Barn is on Shields ''""• members at 3 p.m.
Avenue four miles went of High Dr. Mitchell P. llntg* who will
I way St. P°»*  l^e list of accepted  ruahees.
of faat   TICKETS ON SALE **■•* ln*' during silence period, no
at   the       Ticket, are on sale today by Mu   'rtt member mty btve t rutbee in
frat Silence Ends
With Pledge List
ipend   —      . —       .
srs-ir Release Today
ctiont for those wbo'
Know It nd
henrk.   Jetn   Lamoure    and   He    *OT**] r»r*>
lent Ktprieliaa.
QUALITIES LISTED
Peraona  represented  In  lb*  volume,    which   it   tn   tutboritatlve
guide to America't leading college
ttudentt. tre .elected on tbe basis
of   character,   tcboltrship.   leader-
tblp   in  extra-curricular  actlvltlea.
and  potentially   for  future   useful . . ...
ne*. to business tnd society.
Miss  Kiehl.  a history  mtjor.  it
pretldent of PI Gamma Mu. nation
al  social  science  fraternity  and a
member of Tbe Key, Tokalon. and
the Omega Xi Omicron sorority.
DEFEAT  ROGERS
Registered faculty membert defeated Rogers by t count of 22 to
10. while tbe non registered member, tied the votes in thtt department 2 to 2.
commented on tbe dog
s Kiehl r
ived the i
*t.-lif
tempo   will
htlf   time   Saturday   night by   the   Alpha a for 11 *»'
Fresno Sttte College Band. *** *~l"
According lo I»on Trabing. drum   ,
l>ance i
major, the band will make itt tp-   ID#.   MlJ
pearance  at  tbe  north  end  of  the   Fresno Sttte Met— fralernitiet. git
Held tnd form tn FSC. banded   bectute  the  sen Ire.   took   period
SALUTE   LIONS
After marching the length of tbe
geld tbe band will then turn to the
west and stand In a "Hi I." forma
tion. aaluting the Lion, of Loyoli
with a muaical march.
Trabing aaid  tbe counter  marcL
la a.waltt arrangement followed by   noum-ed thtt  the lumber I. all tet   b*"''     __
a  faat  German   march   with   mem    he  -N   00»   ",i.in    SasttH     I v    H*v"lDt
bert of tbe bang gooae Hopping in   whereabout* ot the ingredient, baa       ' ' '
"beat German style" ""<   ****•■   diwlrwed.   but   ay one     -   '    '
MOCK  FOOTBALL GAME !~*
Jackie  CaagStnU
tbe bonfire at T:SS psi All student.   ' 3"
: n. t>s- mmm u, help ■*■*■■
1.411-1. >ell leaders.
..inment  will be fur    Klri, mlIh  the|r bearing
POLES   DONATED
Former Dutch
Resistance Head
Speaks for WSSF
ill hi. company or give more than a
he Barn tonight. ra.ual salutation  up.,;
la     the     firm     Halloween PREFERENCE  NIGHT
. be  mmt   -mre   IfM.!   v, held b>  the
Alpha*    along   with   otbei *•'■■
any   |
'he   ru.hee-   ,nt.-i.rl„l..   J0LINE  MORRIgH
to Join that frat. Mist Morritb. Tokalon pretldent.
Mil     \l..h.
I '
i headed  the Inter fra
•■■
Frosh Ready
For COP Bonfire
.landing  freshman   award
flrtt year at tbe college.
Mi*. Mile., who hetded tbe wtr
memorial drive laat year, belongs Studoet* la Haagary ar* bog-
to the Alpha Theta aoronty _*a hungry -
Mr* Fisher, form—-ly Ruth Jetn tbey sleep anywhere. under
Whitmore. wtt ttudent body secre bridge*, in park, and railroad ita-
tary latt temotter tnd alto one of Hon. and on empty .helves in tbo
the rampus queen's tttendants. She *tore. After working all day tbey
Ik   a  member  of  the   Helta   Kappa   attend the univer.itie. tt night."
i:'.'! of Tokalon. Henriette     Roo/enburg.     former
I'utrh underground loader wbo et-
:.»« .paper now moat
widely  read
•hrouth tbo
•■   fund   boil. '1 faculty membert
in the racial I
Mitt Roo.enburg ..-
are the sole survivor trong the tev-
:  the newsptper.
The five others  were ex..
tbe Xati..
flrtt retletanre In Europe grew out
_«y w il
to  tbe  eaat   aide   to  form  another   '
FSC  for  the  playing  of  the  flght
very able tub wbo would be flrtt
atriag on many team*, h11
take*   a   very   accurate   patter  to
beat Jack (Rabbit) Jackie ; nl.hed by a John  L ,«*iilln
The  Lion, will  be no cinch, but '•**••  ******•* Trabing  aaid.  "It   will ., lr ,nil T,,.
....   \l     Itoma"  Radka  aaid  on  hit |,M ln" oW  ,»"b-   StSgh   Company   ha-
Wedneaday night .port, broadca.t.   heat —So,  la.ting about  five  mm    ,. i..,,!,,,,,,.  pmkn  winch  will  be  tin
■ if tbey get tbat old pep and Hplrit
back tbey could go through the rest
»t tbe campaign without a loaa."
Ticket, bave not been telling too
faat for tbe coming conteat but a
fair tiled crowd it etpected.
II, II.
*ii|.|K.it .,(  the tiie   Pacific Frelgln
'mm   vanou*   fraterui    Line,   and   other   making   raoipa
tie. will make up the mock iri man   nie*  hav.   donated  truck, to can>
football team, and according to Hud   the  wo.nI  from  Ml  hidim:  gig
■ftman    the fir.- whi. li will at
"anything can happen." ..liuni ai:<l the ball park.
Fresno State Loses Ivy Trim
By Bob Minor
Irrumbe.t. from prinntix.
Ilgion and exhortation, to
Grook god. reecho.4
put   latt   week   a.   the   ivy   wall   of   „,  lv)   ,,„,   min.,unK lx)   „„, ,
building
Ihe   nlll> rt,M
tl.irl. and Hymen.
in ground to roof, wh
her. are in favor of no ivy tt l
The  l\y
>per tecon.l *ti>ry. aaid one of I
clatalral background.   Janiloi*   SSStmmtm
lag
\ \ woik.
I
tag  i
^h.- Delta Kappa -
■ harm  I horut la.r
ZENOVICH  CHOSEN
. . h   a tonlor i—cial
major.  :-
-   >    m*"'-
————■sBtssssss—B
l..\>    tr_i >
li H.    SPEARHEAD   RESISTANCE
|..entl> wrot<
duced. the ;
thony" had   to   learn
I
Merground loader
al  held   l.s
Th.   aee i -  .
date dinner
juke box mu
imni alien.!
•
HALLOWEEN
Th* World Studentt gervlc*
Fund committee miiM men tt th*
re room of the ttudtnt
4 pm Wednesday, according   to   Milton   Jones,   chair-
mg Jewitb
■
■
■
aee «a. bold b>
aer Skiing, nignific-
h.    I>..r l.>
-
II..
;• ng u
t Fretno Stale has nol gi»'
i    any     trad M
given it* autumn trimming. but  alao  becauae  the   plant  wa.  a can.
Ivy. tbe vine w nh the niy.terieea ►**•'"•"■• decoration R
lltfoid   an.l   ('.iniliri.lt.    geBapM
and romantic patt. ha. gr.ce,l Fre.    ^^^  ^^ ^  ( >m  -
no State  building*  Amm*   1K1.    b„!                                    aiding.,   and leget ha'
ta* origin of the plant an a decora Frewlo    8,„r    w„    influence.l    t.. .
tion began in antiquity
A   tlio   of    rampu*    mamleiiaiiiM .                        |j                                     , l..|.t IVY OAV
men remove.) the ivy from the up ,.,| i,T w,||g. fr*  lu>   ii  gg
por tecood story front of fbe mtin ivy AT FSC sella university,  i* the art—a—tl of
**-•n***-*t  recalling tke ttory of how fbe vine, which ro.ei  ihe build the  reading  of  an   N|   maa__  wrii-
primitive man decorate.1 bl. h.ru*. ,nK, „(   rgaaao Stale are actually ten by a member of tt,.
with the greenery aa a fertility rite no,  entirely   Ivy    but   |  mixture of cUaa.
Every  fall,  our   primitive   ance. grape and tg. A   clipping   from   top   lo  bottom
ton would decorate bl. bou»e wllh Though   over  a  quarter   century will  be  given  Ihe  ivy  wall  of Ihe
Ivy la hope, of t lOcceatful harveat old. tbe Ivy wall,  here .till excite adminl.tration   building   next   year
In tpring The Greek, btd the Mine controversy   over   bow   much  wall
Vets to Complete
Report of Earnings
BILL LARSEN
•  of the   (
Mu   Alpha    I l
le the  't
' l.rugh.   a   member   of   tbe
s growth warrant.
.mliiiat.>
mm mum bs- rill. .1 nu
an.l
meant
..•!      t<>     t!:.
\.!
Room   111
aat
later than  November 5.  Failure to
complete aad return tbls lorm
ma.
eaaae    t
d—eoatlnuanre    of
■ra
payments
althouth   I . r cent
gg in U— under
_*ot thlt demtnd.
_i of tbe work
EDITOR  LISTED in rorul hy ettab-
I   ition een-
a  member of the lllu.   K. >     \ ;
Phi Gamma, and the Mi  m*gkm '
ta  fratermt. She   said
cial  chairman,  it  pre.i.lent  of  the   that   mteinational   WSSF   pro)ectt
M «'hi lota sorority are open to student* oi
t)wen.br.  a  commerce  major,  is   l"etn country.
rommlttioner of publication*   He I*       I cra.lii.te of Leydon rmvereity.
lira  president  of   tbe   Blue  .Key    *•■•••• Roowrnburg it now secretary
(ComlimmeJ o* r.ge 4) ln ,nr 1>u''h miniatry of eslucttion