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Grape Dehydrating Research Proceeds Portable dehydrators for drying raisin grapes have been placed on campus by the California Raisin Advisory Board for experimental purposes. Vincent Petrucci, viticulture instructor in charge of the project, said experiments with the permanent dehydrators COLES FLOWER KART Let Our Flowers "Kart" Your Message CORSAGES FOR THE QUEEN'S BALL 1119 E. Belmont (Between Black stone and Abby) NEED. • NEW TIRES? • TIRES RECAPPED? rfiai7 • USED TIRES? 30% DISCOUNT TO All F.S.C. STUDENTS AND FACULTY Better Recapping Means Longer Mileage! NOW! 2 Stores to Serve You 1470 Blockstone 1501 Fulton AD 8-8841 AD 7-7156 SCHOETTLER General The Specialist!! Inc. The Fresno State College Collegian Nations Super Highway System 20% Complete Ity Inllc Supi-rlilKli»-ay System. Aggies Dominate Special Class More agriculture students at Fresno State College *r. taking a eoune designed to save students time and moriev than any other group. * Dr. Stephen linllou, director of student teacher and obser vation programs, said that e< ucation 131 (Ohscrv.ni,,-, v\ when the Hlgiy»-a BLACKSTONE AUTO PARTS ruil,W«.o»tt$ VICTORY JEWELRY It's what's up front that counts Up front is I FILTER-BLEND I and only Winston has it I Rich, golden tobaccos specially selected and specially processed for full flavor in filter smoking. WINSTON TASTES GOOD /ike Agribusiness Day To Draw Big Crowd I.lnyil Dowlcr, head of tin- :u;ri. ultun- division, reported ::-:,,-. .'ippi-nximatt'ly 2.11) sttiili-nl ; I'mm ti:i high m-IhkiI.s in the i;i:i .In.i (iiin Valley will participate in the college's first an¬ nual Agribusiness Opportunities Hay tomorrow. State, coun¬ ty and community leaders and specialists in the field of COLLEGIAN Livestock VOLUME LXII FRESNO. CALIFORNIA. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER IS. I960 NUMBER 27 Entered In LA Show A Junior livestock judging slock Judging event, the Judging first to offer a major In agrl- German Diplomat < Of Freedom From man's San Kranclnco Embassy* lln crlila to California's divided tern po*ers place m> much 1m- comparable to communis Kant lalls Berlii Totalitar Knecmann Is based on four maj- spirit." plus, because most other coun- for foreign aid. i Symbol ian Rule Whaleo, Dill Randal and Llndler Professor Has Tune But Needs Words "Anybody want to write n song?" That's what Arthur P. Barnes, head of the college marching band, would like to know. And he's willing to make it easy for the aspiring song writers; they won't have to write the music, only the words. Barnes wrote the song, the loyalty song which has been ihl« type of program without UN land in judging. Studr-nt entrlea in the fat lamb no. i-ic Hampshire; Patricia !(-*>!. r. three Southdowna: Gene Tswcs. three Southdowna: Ran- Itor. Exeter Sun. In agriculture (Continued on Page 2) State Official Will Talk At Labor Meet on unionisation of agricultural sored br the College Institute of (Continued on Page 2) their own judgment In seeing ex- Cartj. Economist Will Talk Tomorrow Haaboullsela will he entered by •»»rthorn: Howard Ellaaon. three COLLEGIAN CALENDAR 7:0O—Knuineerinj, Club -IA HiOO—Frrt.no Film Society - SWater one Artja.""* Ane'"' a""1 Hon. Dr. Oradjr Hullennli. aa- Petition Deadline Nears 7 student body primaries. Four and secretary, women's leclsla- school days remain before the live commissioner and athletics !S3^:HS^ WORLD IN BRIEF By United Press International Cu|»n Judges Hide From Castro ^ f|W ^^E^ H?l§ii^ ■Wer Doesn't Dig Deal ■ Eric JT.ar. wii„n erplajledu.. apuda ." aUll In the iroand. Secretary Gets Moneys' Worth **SHINOTON — Defense Secretary Thomas S. Gates Jr. haa T^?oTakes Long- Bus Ride ^ |f j^ Z°°™« •ll'rUrtu'rff SrUtepSSTAlr Une'followlne the recent ^ at Toledo, Ohio..which hilled 18 member* of the Cal Polr J V's Play Hancock 1 n Cal Poly Benefit unbeaten Allan Hancock Junior The Bullpupa took things easy Sommrrs Direct* College tonight at San Luis Ob- yesterday. Arter a picture-taking Talented Tommy Sommera will Poly Stadium. Froah feed ho will be available to back Som- Wlth help from the FSC var- Despite the crop of sophomores mere and Terry Hill will help out dal science; Dr. Winston C. atructor In agriculture: Dr. Har- nomlca; Dr. Daniel B. itathbun. and Dr. Hubert Phllllpa. profea- He haa researched at length In (Continued on Ptte 2)
Object Description
Title | 1960_11 The Daily Collegian November 1960 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1960 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
Description
Title | Nov 16, 1960 Pg. 4- Nov 18, 1960 Pg. 1 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1960 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
Full-Text-Search | Grape Dehydrating Research Proceeds Portable dehydrators for drying raisin grapes have been placed on campus by the California Raisin Advisory Board for experimental purposes. Vincent Petrucci, viticulture instructor in charge of the project, said experiments with the permanent dehydrators COLES FLOWER KART Let Our Flowers "Kart" Your Message CORSAGES FOR THE QUEEN'S BALL 1119 E. Belmont (Between Black stone and Abby) NEED. • NEW TIRES? • TIRES RECAPPED? rfiai7 • USED TIRES? 30% DISCOUNT TO All F.S.C. STUDENTS AND FACULTY Better Recapping Means Longer Mileage! NOW! 2 Stores to Serve You 1470 Blockstone 1501 Fulton AD 8-8841 AD 7-7156 SCHOETTLER General The Specialist!! Inc. The Fresno State College Collegian Nations Super Highway System 20% Complete Ity Inllc Supi-rlilKli»-ay System. Aggies Dominate Special Class More agriculture students at Fresno State College *r. taking a eoune designed to save students time and moriev than any other group. * Dr. Stephen linllou, director of student teacher and obser vation programs, said that e< ucation 131 (Ohscrv.ni,,-, v\ when the Hlgiy»-a BLACKSTONE AUTO PARTS ruil,W«.o»tt$ VICTORY JEWELRY It's what's up front that counts Up front is I FILTER-BLEND I and only Winston has it I Rich, golden tobaccos specially selected and specially processed for full flavor in filter smoking. WINSTON TASTES GOOD /ike Agribusiness Day To Draw Big Crowd I.lnyil Dowlcr, head of tin- :u;ri. ultun- division, reported ::-:,,-. .'ippi-nximatt'ly 2.11) sttiili-nl ; I'mm ti:i high m-IhkiI.s in the i;i:i .In.i (iiin Valley will participate in the college's first an¬ nual Agribusiness Opportunities Hay tomorrow. State, coun¬ ty and community leaders and specialists in the field of COLLEGIAN Livestock VOLUME LXII FRESNO. CALIFORNIA. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER IS. I960 NUMBER 27 Entered In LA Show A Junior livestock judging slock Judging event, the Judging first to offer a major In agrl- German Diplomat < Of Freedom From man's San Kranclnco Embassy* lln crlila to California's divided tern po*ers place m> much 1m- comparable to communis Kant lalls Berlii Totalitar Knecmann Is based on four maj- spirit." plus, because most other coun- for foreign aid. i Symbol ian Rule Whaleo, Dill Randal and Llndler Professor Has Tune But Needs Words "Anybody want to write n song?" That's what Arthur P. Barnes, head of the college marching band, would like to know. And he's willing to make it easy for the aspiring song writers; they won't have to write the music, only the words. Barnes wrote the song, the loyalty song which has been ihl« type of program without UN land in judging. Studr-nt entrlea in the fat lamb no. i-ic Hampshire; Patricia !(-*>!. r. three Southdowna: Gene Tswcs. three Southdowna: Ran- Itor. Exeter Sun. In agriculture (Continued on Page 2) State Official Will Talk At Labor Meet on unionisation of agricultural sored br the College Institute of (Continued on Page 2) their own judgment In seeing ex- Cartj. Economist Will Talk Tomorrow Haaboullsela will he entered by •»»rthorn: Howard Ellaaon. three COLLEGIAN CALENDAR 7:0O—Knuineerinj, Club -IA HiOO—Frrt.no Film Society - SWater one Artja.""* Ane'"' a""1 Hon. Dr. Oradjr Hullennli. aa- Petition Deadline Nears 7 student body primaries. Four and secretary, women's leclsla- school days remain before the live commissioner and athletics !S3^:HS^ WORLD IN BRIEF By United Press International Cu|»n Judges Hide From Castro ^ f|W ^^E^ H?l§ii^ ■Wer Doesn't Dig Deal ■ Eric JT.ar. wii„n erplajledu.. apuda ." aUll In the iroand. Secretary Gets Moneys' Worth **SHINOTON — Defense Secretary Thomas S. Gates Jr. haa T^?oTakes Long- Bus Ride ^ |f j^ Z°°™« •ll'rUrtu'rff SrUtepSSTAlr Une'followlne the recent ^ at Toledo, Ohio..which hilled 18 member* of the Cal Polr J V's Play Hancock 1 n Cal Poly Benefit unbeaten Allan Hancock Junior The Bullpupa took things easy Sommrrs Direct* College tonight at San Luis Ob- yesterday. Arter a picture-taking Talented Tommy Sommera will Poly Stadium. Froah feed ho will be available to back Som- Wlth help from the FSC var- Despite the crop of sophomores mere and Terry Hill will help out dal science; Dr. Winston C. atructor In agriculture: Dr. Har- nomlca; Dr. Daniel B. itathbun. and Dr. Hubert Phllllpa. profea- He haa researched at length In (Continued on Ptte 2) |