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iV***Tww The Job, the Quota Brcrf Stater in coUege has a job 10 do; a war job that is at much a pan of the current world wide struggle as the actual fighting The # •ofe: full wpport of the campus unit of the led Cross The Ametkan Red Cross has begun us cam p*ign to raise sume millions of dollars to enable ii to continue us work of aiding the na- tiofi's sick, wounded and needy The success of the organ nation's campaign depends upon the luccest of each integral pan of the organiu taoo The Fresno State College Unit of ihe Red Cross has its part to play in attaining the ulti- Btate goal The unit is currently conducting its membership drive on the campus- it has a quota to meet which will became > pan of that national total of millions The money contributed by Staters will be- cook a part 0/ those dollars which will be used _ tot baradagn, blood banks, prisoner of war packages, aid to the suffering in national enter , asaejeies and all the other activities of this hu- Bba/utarian organization. But before any of this becomes a reality, the , ptkblrc— little men'and big—must signify their support with the almighty dollar. These dollars will continue to make (he American Red Cross felt and appreciated by the men overseas on (he battlefield, in hospitals, in prison camps. Th* downtrodden populations of reconquered Europe and Pacific will also know of the relief which can be given by (he Red Cross. The minimum quota set for (he Fresno State College is line dollar for each student enrolled ia school This is a small price to pay for the satisfaction of knowing that a contribution has l>een made toward national well-being Collegian eaa*a*sa tami-war.t, earwig *M eawtaw rase ****** MMiaar. aa* Issralaati** e.rtega bv ths e*i**MO stats con-ana asvociat.on -Th* Fresno State Collage Collegian- 0^ Removed •niOmii at Sr* TUB conroisN ore Editor Advartiaing Mattager gsurairr*ss Manager . lawreord Rowall Ckireno* Niabuhr Batty Pr*ti*- Copy Editor Sew* Editor Staff Artist Mate up Editor Clrculotton Manager lean Casey . Juanita Brawn B01 Warner Benny pTiilisp* Gloria Antrtasicm EDITORIAL BOARD 1 Lmonazd rvowall \amms Casgrcrv. lean Cae*y r aliasm rack*|». Bonnr* Ba—tm. I ... BEB 1 +1 On* teacher about tb* campus, whose name I aball not mentloa for obvtoua reasons, was vary Indignant when I happened to run into him Ihe other dsy Tbe night before bs had engaged In reading a number of periodical* to be found only In tbe referents room of tb* library Doling th* course of the evening several male .indent* came In and seated themselves nearby; and shortly afterwarda (her be came .0 boiaterou. In their action, that tbe prnfeaaor found himself In the miliar of a bedlam of nolae. Unable te contain himarrlf any longer, th* pro * leaser **k*d th* off*n**r* t* pl*a*t qultt down er elaa fwrwive themaelv** from th* premie**. He waa IrniwaSlataly informed, and net too eoUtel*. th... if he didn't, Ms it, h* could Jelly well m*v* te the ether end of the table. How. ever, th* a**r***ld asntltmtn soon picked up their books an* left •* that nothing came of th* Incident. I don't suppose that tbe students Involved real ned that the person tb«r addrwxard so Insolently waa a member of th* faculty, but tbat Isn't tbe point Tbe point I* tbat persona having no better dls- ' cretlon haven't any bualneaa attending thla or any other coll***. At tb* University of California, amen similar circumstanre* are encountered, the parson* aeated at th* entire row of tables stsnd quietly b**1d* their chair, until tb* offender* have either ceaaed their vociferous actions or left the building entirely It might be found advantageous to introduce aoch a policy at VSC. scoort Varloua.young snd Innocent freshmen. Intent upon contacting social science professor Karl Duck man have at certain time* referred to the phone book, casually dialed Milt, ashed auch queatlona aa "Do we har* to writ* up the hints In Mcton* Hall for tomorrow*" And aa often aa not the astounded voire of on* Mr'C C Hiirkman baa emphatically anawered thai be didn't know, gon* on to explain tbat be la no relation to Earl BueXman. Isi a raoont Interview a reaerttr n*t-*«-lno/ •sntly Mart** a conversation found that tht young i.di*. ar* tspMlally inclined to phone their f*nd pr*fe**er. In esneluelen tha reporter apologetically slat ed that h* wa* vary anxious ts l*arn of the pro teaser's wh*re*b«utt Replied th* awett volte of th* B*nti*msn'a wife,' "So ars tV*l" Th* saflttieu* Bockn.tr., up*n an Interview, refused t* flv* hla phane number, refused to etls- eua* ths m.tter, refuted to cemmtnt sthtr than, "I'm oarry, but If I let my phone number out, I'd have t* hlr* * e««r*t*r-y." THE BWIXT Bav. A bunch of th* atudent* were whooping It up I tbe ro-ed lounge s few weeks ago when, amid the laughter and Jocular remarka of tbe lad* and ladles therein, a certain "long-hair" muatrlan stepped arrns* the threshold and made his way to the piano. Now, sa a rule. tDos* who are exponents nf Beet hoven. Bach. Brahm* are In a minority in auch con ■plcuoua place* of public gathering Furthermore, anyone who attempts to put forth auch classics of harmony la usually forred tn acquiesce lo publl oplntonra»nd aaaert himself In a lighter vein But herein Ilea the funny part. At th* gentlema began to play, th* ssme boys and girl* who normally decry the classic. In no uncertain term* not only quisled tbelr objections but they also atnpped tal ing altogether Tha iMn*,*, n.rmally imply al thla l.l. hour, •uddteiv hwwerw* fill** with s**ctater* They easn* by tw*« and three* with tefe-petWItd feat an* huah** v*lt*e. from th. coffee shop, from th* men'* lounge, free*, nearby portions af th* camgu*. thoy cam. aa If drawn mafnertieally' by aom* *mnl pet tret far**. Tag tempe.iion ■* artlatlMlly ea*cut*d waa th* Ritusi Fir* Dan**. Tb* perfertr.tr wh*s* ■.■tartly aw*, the audita** wa* Harald Half Fee *"c* th* t*n§-halrt wean a dsy A / \ Jackie Lewis Announce. Engagement Jackie Lewie passed tbe traditional box of candy to Pal Chi lota Sorority members Monday evening, her engagement to Da gradual ■veil High School, sophomore year of colleg*. Newton, who alto attended the Roosevelt High School, la now serving in tbe Navy. Marriage plans for the couple are Indefinite Members of Ihe P*l Chi tola Sorority will enlerUIn prospective pledges at a dessert bride party evening in Ihe home of Bar- bar* Kayea on Yal* Avenue Meat the Gang at Smith ay's BAR.B-QUE New Fresh Stock Halltnark Easter Cards Just Arrived Buy Early Sts.ln.an Drug Co. Three Registered Pharmacist* 2001 Van Neat at Wtlldon Phens 3-421* . Easter Cards C. H. STAKES- STATIONERS JACK SHELSURNE, Owner 1*31 Mariposa Juat 20 Step* Weat Of ****** What's Wrong with This Picture WRONG SIZE BULBS ARE **■"*■■ TOO At home "or at school you need your eyes. You will need thero all the rest of your life. Take car. of your eyes now and make mire you have plenty of liirht for everything you do. BETTER LIGHT IS BETTER SIGHT — LOOK GIRLS THE MISS CINDERELLA Invite* yeu to ba a member. A new and Intriguing at PARLOR LECTURE CLUBHOUSE—Feb 21, ! Tuolumn* snd Van Ntaa Enjoy the Hospitality of ths Hotel California", and. Hotel El Rancho W* ara happy to cooperate/ with all colleg* functions CARL S. STANLEY, Praaidant FSC Building Plans Viewed by Heads Preliminary plan* tor capital Improvements In tb* Fresno State College were recently Inspected at th* *t*te arcbltecta office In Sacramento by four college represent- allves on their return from an In apectlon of varloua weat coast colleg** and universities Included in the group were Dr V Catvon McKln. bead of th* geography geology department; Earl H. Wight, director of athletic*. A. K. Culbertaon. director of the agriculture Biology department: snd Arthur Safatrom. manager of tb* Fresno Slate College Aaaoclatlon. Thev wer* accompanied *a far a* Han Francisco by Dr. Earl K Cola- man, director of th* health service and associate professor of biology and pbyaical education. Poatwar plant for improvements at Fre.no Stat* Include remodeling of tb* HgbUng system, addition of an Indus!rial arts shop, a men's gymnasium, s wing on tbe science building, b farm and agricultural mechanic* abop. a music building, auditorium, a new administration ba I Id lng. an addition to the apeech bnlldlng. a n • w demonstration school, and four dormitory building*. -Tha Fratno Stat* College Collegian MEET YOU AT SAM'S Fountain Service School Supplies Sundry Stores 310 McKlrtley FSC Baseball Seaion Opem Monday Noon Baseball aeaaon will officially open Monday when Coach Earl H Wight will aece.pt signups In th* Blacks tone Held bouse at noon. Qamet will be played with th* varloua army I earns In San Joaquin Valley and maybe witb th* Colleg* bf Pacific and University of California at Berkeley. "There aeema to be enough men lo fill th* baaea and field but th* battery la aadly lacking." Wight ipring football will compll- - Pag* Trrraw Wat Track Slows Mannar's Men Du* to i tiii that ba* made Ihe track a mire. Coach J. Flint Han ner'* track men have had a slack Light exarcle** have filled out the week with technique talk by Hanner taking tbe place of any strenuous workouts n Briggs Returns From Vet Meeting Dr. Mitchell P. Brlggi, dean of men, attended a conference laat week In San Lul* Oblapo. which waa held by th* Division of Read Juatment or Education for (b* purpose of returning Army and Navy Tbe conference waa und*r the direct Ion of Robert R. Hartiell. chief of tbe readjustment educational program, and Dr. If. B. Mr Danl*l. chlaf of the bureau of oc cupatlonal Information and gnld The United States Office of Education waa represented by Dr. Franklin Zaran, specialist In lb* bureau of occupational Information and guidance. Representative* from about JO college* In California war* present secure tbe latest Information on the demobilisation and counseling of tbe returning veteran* and It I* estimated several hundred thou a and men and women will return to California schools and colleges following tb* war. BUY War Bonds Gifts Hardware—Sporting Good. Fin* China and Crystal Walter Byde Co. "THE MUSIC BAR" HOUSE APPLIANCE CO., 1470 N. Van Ness. ph. 2-3597 C>\RE FOR YOUR FAVORED RECORDS! U*e good needles—we ha\c nil make* Record albums—from $.W to $Z50 gift albums Record racks—specials at $1.75 In $2.50 Record carrying c*a*s with file* for 25 to 50 records--$275 to $7.95 Record cabinet*, aMBlkftcl *nd b***fJt*1 furniture--$26.50 to *4<».95 "Redi Record"—an attractive card file (or all vour records in a beautiful binding al $1.00 to $1.50 Ntvr Reaarwe: Marian Anderaon, ATI MARIA * At'KF.NHAl.T Vic. II" II OS Tha Three Caballero*. Walt lrtaney children ■ album It* Unrig* of the Service, a new Victor album hy th* Victor Military Band Ml Popular Sheet Music Recording* Honest Radio Service Thla nwlghberh*** stere saves yau eas an* parking trwuble* THE SMART SHOP 1BW Fulton BL GIRLS: Brighten up your ward rob* with * new print Jersey Frock or * new suit and bloua*. W* Alao Carry * Cotnplat* Lin* of Dinner Frock* anil Formal* San Joaquin Valley's Leading Jawalar Slnca I9I0 A. S. Shaddow Jewelry Co. Tha Fine it in .Diamonds, Watches ancj Jewelry SPIKIA1 RATES TO ALL COLLEGE STUDENTS AND FACULTY 1 Headquarters for FRATERNITY and SORORITY PINS Member Claaa 1926 , Varsity 'T* Sod*ty Alpha Frat*nuty Organization* to Hold Joint Meet A Joint meeting ef Triple * and th* Freahniati Women'. Liineh*oa CJnh will lis held today nt n In tbe committee room of the Eleven more girl* have been cboaen as member* of the Freshman Women's Club. They are I Elofee Pymm, Margaret Hoptrar, Phyllis Marsh, Vsrn* to* Cattcb, Phyllis Reilbron, Mr-lb* Lareen, Kleanor Crip pen, l.e.nna Carlson, Mary Jan* Molabergan. Ann Oeo*- hegan, and Virginia Anderaon Blus Kay Meat. A meeting sf th* Blue Key, men'a honor fraternity, will be bald tamerrev* noon In tha union caf*t*ria to discuss elan** for *n avanlng dinner, O.r.n K.I kirk, president o( tb* organiia. Hon .nnounced today. Girls Needed for Hospital Party Girl* ar* atJU needed to tb* Hammer Field Hospital tomorrow night, and tboaa wish to attend may olga ** tha sheer posted on th* Bhsl Bulletin In th* union foyer All alii, who attend are a> to bring four' to *U *aadtrt* Frances Wornsk, cbalranaa af Red Croat camp and hospital * mlttr*~sald program arrangad Sj 0B Fnorhlan Includes ntaa* sji't tinging by Arpla Oh* medly of popular vocal number* Mildred Hansen and * xsBaS tong by f'eggy Tawnay ia will meat la front rat library at * li p m lormarrew. I busses will take th*m ta th* g* The party last* from T ta I % «/9 .l\ feW'' J ro fh* r^wsDrhry eath*,. *d xatrll Mean subtect In 'UN-doss,nlel •OV^olooy- Sbo* awbex Beyan . ,' Crtata, Ja Wh** • Sand fl.lv*. .' fio.ido s«> ; Blue. Oay * Mis» Of*y ,* »(•**(* • ii 2 Sl£9B Junior Swrtion . 2nd Floor
Object Description
Title | 1945_03 The Daily Collegian March 1945 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1945 |
Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. |
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, 35mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
Description
Title | March 2, 1945 Pg 2-3 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1945 |
Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. |
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, 35mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
Full-Text-Search | iV***Tww The Job, the Quota Brcrf Stater in coUege has a job 10 do; a war job that is at much a pan of the current world wide struggle as the actual fighting The # •ofe: full wpport of the campus unit of the led Cross The Ametkan Red Cross has begun us cam p*ign to raise sume millions of dollars to enable ii to continue us work of aiding the na- tiofi's sick, wounded and needy The success of the organ nation's campaign depends upon the luccest of each integral pan of the organiu taoo The Fresno State College Unit of ihe Red Cross has its part to play in attaining the ulti- Btate goal The unit is currently conducting its membership drive on the campus- it has a quota to meet which will became > pan of that national total of millions The money contributed by Staters will be- cook a part 0/ those dollars which will be used _ tot baradagn, blood banks, prisoner of war packages, aid to the suffering in national enter , asaejeies and all the other activities of this hu- Bba/utarian organization. But before any of this becomes a reality, the , ptkblrc— little men'and big—must signify their support with the almighty dollar. These dollars will continue to make (he American Red Cross felt and appreciated by the men overseas on (he battlefield, in hospitals, in prison camps. Th* downtrodden populations of reconquered Europe and Pacific will also know of the relief which can be given by (he Red Cross. The minimum quota set for (he Fresno State College is line dollar for each student enrolled ia school This is a small price to pay for the satisfaction of knowing that a contribution has l>een made toward national well-being Collegian eaa*a*sa tami-war.t, earwig *M eawtaw rase ****** MMiaar. aa* Issralaati** e.rtega bv ths e*i**MO stats con-ana asvociat.on -Th* Fresno State Collage Collegian- 0^ Removed •niOmii at Sr* TUB conroisN ore Editor Advartiaing Mattager gsurairr*ss Manager . lawreord Rowall Ckireno* Niabuhr Batty Pr*ti*- Copy Editor Sew* Editor Staff Artist Mate up Editor Clrculotton Manager lean Casey . Juanita Brawn B01 Warner Benny pTiilisp* Gloria Antrtasicm EDITORIAL BOARD 1 Lmonazd rvowall \amms Casgrcrv. lean Cae*y r aliasm rack*|». Bonnr* Ba—tm. I ... BEB 1 +1 On* teacher about tb* campus, whose name I aball not mentloa for obvtoua reasons, was vary Indignant when I happened to run into him Ihe other dsy Tbe night before bs had engaged In reading a number of periodical* to be found only In tbe referents room of tb* library Doling th* course of the evening several male .indent* came In and seated themselves nearby; and shortly afterwarda (her be came .0 boiaterou. In their action, that tbe prnfeaaor found himself In the miliar of a bedlam of nolae. Unable te contain himarrlf any longer, th* pro * leaser **k*d th* off*n**r* t* pl*a*t qultt down er elaa fwrwive themaelv** from th* premie**. He waa IrniwaSlataly informed, and net too eoUtel*. th... if he didn't, Ms it, h* could Jelly well m*v* te the ether end of the table. How. ever, th* a**r***ld asntltmtn soon picked up their books an* left •* that nothing came of th* Incident. I don't suppose that tbe students Involved real ned that the person tb«r addrwxard so Insolently waa a member of th* faculty, but tbat Isn't tbe point Tbe point I* tbat persona having no better dls- ' cretlon haven't any bualneaa attending thla or any other coll***. At tb* University of California, amen similar circumstanre* are encountered, the parson* aeated at th* entire row of tables stsnd quietly b**1d* their chair, until tb* offender* have either ceaaed their vociferous actions or left the building entirely It might be found advantageous to introduce aoch a policy at VSC. scoort Varloua.young snd Innocent freshmen. Intent upon contacting social science professor Karl Duck man have at certain time* referred to the phone book, casually dialed Milt, ashed auch queatlona aa "Do we har* to writ* up the hints In Mcton* Hall for tomorrow*" And aa often aa not the astounded voire of on* Mr'C C Hiirkman baa emphatically anawered thai be didn't know, gon* on to explain tbat be la no relation to Earl BueXman. Isi a raoont Interview a reaerttr n*t-*«-lno/ •sntly Mart** a conversation found that tht young i.di*. ar* tspMlally inclined to phone their f*nd pr*fe**er. In esneluelen tha reporter apologetically slat ed that h* wa* vary anxious ts l*arn of the pro teaser's wh*re*b«utt Replied th* awett volte of th* B*nti*msn'a wife,' "So ars tV*l" Th* saflttieu* Bockn.tr., up*n an Interview, refused t* flv* hla phane number, refused to etls- eua* ths m.tter, refuted to cemmtnt sthtr than, "I'm oarry, but If I let my phone number out, I'd have t* hlr* * e««r*t*r-y." THE BWIXT Bav. A bunch of th* atudent* were whooping It up I tbe ro-ed lounge s few weeks ago when, amid the laughter and Jocular remarka of tbe lad* and ladles therein, a certain "long-hair" muatrlan stepped arrns* the threshold and made his way to the piano. Now, sa a rule. tDos* who are exponents nf Beet hoven. Bach. Brahm* are In a minority in auch con ■plcuoua place* of public gathering Furthermore, anyone who attempts to put forth auch classics of harmony la usually forred tn acquiesce lo publl oplntonra»nd aaaert himself In a lighter vein But herein Ilea the funny part. At th* gentlema began to play, th* ssme boys and girl* who normally decry the classic. In no uncertain term* not only quisled tbelr objections but they also atnpped tal ing altogether Tha iMn*,*, n.rmally imply al thla l.l. hour, •uddteiv hwwerw* fill** with s**ctater* They easn* by tw*« and three* with tefe-petWItd feat an* huah** v*lt*e. from th. coffee shop, from th* men'* lounge, free*, nearby portions af th* camgu*. thoy cam. aa If drawn mafnertieally' by aom* *mnl pet tret far**. Tag tempe.iion ■* artlatlMlly ea*cut*d waa th* Ritusi Fir* Dan**. Tb* perfertr.tr wh*s* ■.■tartly aw*, the audita** wa* Harald Half Fee *"c* th* t*n§-halrt wean a dsy A / \ Jackie Lewis Announce. Engagement Jackie Lewie passed tbe traditional box of candy to Pal Chi lota Sorority members Monday evening, her engagement to Da gradual ■veil High School, sophomore year of colleg*. Newton, who alto attended the Roosevelt High School, la now serving in tbe Navy. Marriage plans for the couple are Indefinite Members of Ihe P*l Chi tola Sorority will enlerUIn prospective pledges at a dessert bride party evening in Ihe home of Bar- bar* Kayea on Yal* Avenue Meat the Gang at Smith ay's BAR.B-QUE New Fresh Stock Halltnark Easter Cards Just Arrived Buy Early Sts.ln.an Drug Co. Three Registered Pharmacist* 2001 Van Neat at Wtlldon Phens 3-421* . Easter Cards C. H. STAKES- STATIONERS JACK SHELSURNE, Owner 1*31 Mariposa Juat 20 Step* Weat Of ****** What's Wrong with This Picture WRONG SIZE BULBS ARE **■"*■■ TOO At home "or at school you need your eyes. You will need thero all the rest of your life. Take car. of your eyes now and make mire you have plenty of liirht for everything you do. BETTER LIGHT IS BETTER SIGHT — LOOK GIRLS THE MISS CINDERELLA Invite* yeu to ba a member. A new and Intriguing at PARLOR LECTURE CLUBHOUSE—Feb 21, ! Tuolumn* snd Van Ntaa Enjoy the Hospitality of ths Hotel California", and. Hotel El Rancho W* ara happy to cooperate/ with all colleg* functions CARL S. STANLEY, Praaidant FSC Building Plans Viewed by Heads Preliminary plan* tor capital Improvements In tb* Fresno State College were recently Inspected at th* *t*te arcbltecta office In Sacramento by four college represent- allves on their return from an In apectlon of varloua weat coast colleg** and universities Included in the group were Dr V Catvon McKln. bead of th* geography geology department; Earl H. Wight, director of athletic*. A. K. Culbertaon. director of the agriculture Biology department: snd Arthur Safatrom. manager of tb* Fresno Slate College Aaaoclatlon. Thev wer* accompanied *a far a* Han Francisco by Dr. Earl K Cola- man, director of th* health service and associate professor of biology and pbyaical education. Poatwar plant for improvements at Fre.no Stat* Include remodeling of tb* HgbUng system, addition of an Indus!rial arts shop, a men's gymnasium, s wing on tbe science building, b farm and agricultural mechanic* abop. a music building, auditorium, a new administration ba I Id lng. an addition to the apeech bnlldlng. a n • w demonstration school, and four dormitory building*. -Tha Fratno Stat* College Collegian MEET YOU AT SAM'S Fountain Service School Supplies Sundry Stores 310 McKlrtley FSC Baseball Seaion Opem Monday Noon Baseball aeaaon will officially open Monday when Coach Earl H Wight will aece.pt signups In th* Blacks tone Held bouse at noon. Qamet will be played with th* varloua army I earns In San Joaquin Valley and maybe witb th* Colleg* bf Pacific and University of California at Berkeley. "There aeema to be enough men lo fill th* baaea and field but th* battery la aadly lacking." Wight ipring football will compll- - Pag* Trrraw Wat Track Slows Mannar's Men Du* to i tiii that ba* made Ihe track a mire. Coach J. Flint Han ner'* track men have had a slack Light exarcle** have filled out the week with technique talk by Hanner taking tbe place of any strenuous workouts n Briggs Returns From Vet Meeting Dr. Mitchell P. Brlggi, dean of men, attended a conference laat week In San Lul* Oblapo. which waa held by th* Division of Read Juatment or Education for (b* purpose of returning Army and Navy Tbe conference waa und*r the direct Ion of Robert R. Hartiell. chief of tbe readjustment educational program, and Dr. If. B. Mr Danl*l. chlaf of the bureau of oc cupatlonal Information and gnld The United States Office of Education waa represented by Dr. Franklin Zaran, specialist In lb* bureau of occupational Information and guidance. Representative* from about JO college* In California war* present secure tbe latest Information on the demobilisation and counseling of tbe returning veteran* and It I* estimated several hundred thou a and men and women will return to California schools and colleges following tb* war. BUY War Bonds Gifts Hardware—Sporting Good. Fin* China and Crystal Walter Byde Co. "THE MUSIC BAR" HOUSE APPLIANCE CO., 1470 N. Van Ness. ph. 2-3597 C>\RE FOR YOUR FAVORED RECORDS! U*e good needles—we ha\c nil make* Record albums—from $.W to $Z50 gift albums Record racks—specials at $1.75 In $2.50 Record carrying c*a*s with file* for 25 to 50 records--$275 to $7.95 Record cabinet*, aMBlkftcl *nd b***fJt*1 furniture--$26.50 to *4<».95 "Redi Record"—an attractive card file (or all vour records in a beautiful binding al $1.00 to $1.50 Ntvr Reaarwe: Marian Anderaon, ATI MARIA * At'KF.NHAl.T Vic. II" II OS Tha Three Caballero*. Walt lrtaney children ■ album It* Unrig* of the Service, a new Victor album hy th* Victor Military Band Ml Popular Sheet Music Recording* Honest Radio Service Thla nwlghberh*** stere saves yau eas an* parking trwuble* THE SMART SHOP 1BW Fulton BL GIRLS: Brighten up your ward rob* with * new print Jersey Frock or * new suit and bloua*. W* Alao Carry * Cotnplat* Lin* of Dinner Frock* anil Formal* San Joaquin Valley's Leading Jawalar Slnca I9I0 A. S. Shaddow Jewelry Co. Tha Fine it in .Diamonds, Watches ancj Jewelry SPIKIA1 RATES TO ALL COLLEGE STUDENTS AND FACULTY 1 Headquarters for FRATERNITY and SORORITY PINS Member Claaa 1926 , Varsity 'T* Sod*ty Alpha Frat*nuty Organization* to Hold Joint Meet A Joint meeting ef Triple * and th* Freahniati Women'. Liineh*oa CJnh will lis held today nt n In tbe committee room of the Eleven more girl* have been cboaen as member* of the Freshman Women's Club. They are I Elofee Pymm, Margaret Hoptrar, Phyllis Marsh, Vsrn* to* Cattcb, Phyllis Reilbron, Mr-lb* Lareen, Kleanor Crip pen, l.e.nna Carlson, Mary Jan* Molabergan. Ann Oeo*- hegan, and Virginia Anderaon Blus Kay Meat. A meeting sf th* Blue Key, men'a honor fraternity, will be bald tamerrev* noon In tha union caf*t*ria to discuss elan** for *n avanlng dinner, O.r.n K.I kirk, president o( tb* organiia. Hon .nnounced today. Girls Needed for Hospital Party Girl* ar* atJU needed to tb* Hammer Field Hospital tomorrow night, and tboaa wish to attend may olga ** tha sheer posted on th* Bhsl Bulletin In th* union foyer All alii, who attend are a> to bring four' to *U *aadtrt* Frances Wornsk, cbalranaa af Red Croat camp and hospital * mlttr*~sald program arrangad Sj 0B Fnorhlan Includes ntaa* sji't tinging by Arpla Oh* medly of popular vocal number* Mildred Hansen and * xsBaS tong by f'eggy Tawnay ia will meat la front rat library at * li p m lormarrew. I busses will take th*m ta th* g* The party last* from T ta I % «/9 .l\ feW'' J ro fh* r^wsDrhry eath*,. *d xatrll Mean subtect In 'UN-doss,nlel •OV^olooy- Sbo* awbex Beyan . ,' Crtata, Ja Wh** • Sand fl.lv*. .' fio.ido s«> ; Blue. Oay * Mis» Of*y ,* »(•**(* • ii 2 Sl£9B Junior Swrtion . 2nd Floor |