1934_05 The Daily Collegian May 1934

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 .   RALPH QARABEDIAN
 „    .         KATHERINE   KYLE
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   -ANDREW CURTIN
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HUBERT RICHERT. ELWOOD ENNIS
CRONBACH  and  SPUROEON   AVAKIAN
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Behind the Screen
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&v Paul Bartlett
A. W. S. Comniilin
To Present Nominees
Do
STUDIO STALKING
ORCHESIS GROUP
PLANS PROGRAM
Orlbl.   Belly   Mtgee.   tnd   Kitherlne
fown where they grow
tobacco., in most places Chesterfield
is the largest-selling cigarette
—it takes good things to make
good things.
—the mild ripe tobaccos wc
buy for Chesterfield mean milder
better taste.
—the way they arc made
means Chesterfields burn right
and smoke cool.
t down where
they grow tobacco folks know
that  mild   ripe   tobaccos   arc
bought for Chesterfields.
And because Chesterfields are
made of the right kinds of tobacco, it is a milder cigarette,
a cigarette that tastes belter.
There is no substitute for mild,
ripe tobacco.
By R- G.
A strenuous session wss held
Wednesday moming by the publications committee when the
batch of letters from applicants
(or the new public relations job
was opened and read. Rumor
hath it that most of the session
wns spent in just resding the
letters, with the result thst the
mnn for the position hss not yet
been selected. It seems thst there
was so much talent in the offing
that much head scratching must
engaged  in   by the
of  t
e. This,
however, is as it Bhould be. It
il gratifying to know that there
art so many competent persons
n our midst. Whoever gets the
;ob will no doubt be fit
but the pity of the whole situa-
ie job to all of the appli-
And while on the subject of
the Publications Committee, it
is fitting to mention that before
the time for their next meeting
comes around they may have a
few more candidates for the editorships of the college publications. Interest this year seems
to be great even in those fields,
which, previously have been
practically uncontested. It is
only hoped that those* receiving
:,[,],.intments receive them on;™
the basis of competency and not | „[
(or anv sentimental reasons. It's ,,i
the man or woman who works i'
- the hottest experienced I •
u nd these parts in many »l"l
,- moon. Winning by only a "\
n margin of 77 votes, when
JtJLlTEjRJtaB
ORCHESIS WILL HAVE
SPRING PROGRAM OF
DANCES ON MONDAY;
Annual  Interpretive  Recital  to
be Held in East Court
of College
|THREE TYPES TO BE GIVEN j
lany  Will Participate in Fete
of National Honorary
Society
Three types of interpretive
_nnccs will be presented by Or-
chesis, Fresno State College
dance society, in its annua
Spring program next Monday
I 8:15 o'clock in the
of the college.
Merritt Wins Presidency
<ByMargin of 77 Ballots
In Elimination Election
Bob Miner, Jim Mayer Get Vice-President, Commissioner of Finance Posts; Campus
Plan Wins
LANG REQUESTS
APPLICATIONS FOR
TEACHER TRAINING
|Stale Education Department Is-
es Bulletin Regarding
Teacher Aspirants
i   -The «
By the relatively slim margin of 77 votes, ,
■tt defeated Stuart McKelvey in a revote for
lent Wednesday.
With 1,055 ballots cast, the vote was one
he history of the school. Merritt polled 566 vi
ecciving an astonishingly high total in view
md independent candidacy, polled 489.
KILPACK, AVAKIAN
WIN FIRST PUCES
IN SPEECHCONTESTS
Debate    Department    Sponsors
All-College Kxlcmporancous
and Oratorical Contests
NEW DEAL" MAJOR TOPIC
Women    Will    Orate    Tuesday
ernoon. Affair.to Become
Annual Event
. ANNUALTOKALON
■ PAGEANT WILL BE
ON COLLEGE DAY
'■ "Witard  of  Ot"  Dramatization
J       by College Theatre to be
All-college Extemporaneous and
Oratorical contests held yesterday afternoon in room 115 under
iponsorship of the debating
department.
i H. Hunlltng. W. B. 8L John.
ainboth Puller Coodspeed.
Spurgeon Avakian ai
I Gilbert
set..'which treVtric .T.l.-ll'e.'l bj-'l'tu-'810   BU5INESS  AND  NRA
i  thousand   ballots i
re cast is not much of a vie-    Earth
y for anyone. If all the stalls had voted, the story' might L.A ,Jr, ,„d ,
e been different. As it is, the !•• The nig Dro
• winning should know that|"lTe<l, Toe. •
-    -.■(  receive  much;
criticism, and should therefore j"1*'"'' '
be more carefully planned. It is
this type of situation that brings Tango
about criticism and tests the real ji.yric
mettle of the leader. We congrat- ."«•*» W
nlate "Pug" and hope he fulfills |_ Uv"''
the   trust   which   the   students !"Co"c*""
Placed upon him. - C"r°'V*'
This issue of the Collegian
carries several stories regarding
.semi-annual elections of officers
to campus honor societies. Too
often in the past there has becn|
a tendency on the part of these
OITicers to regard themselves at
figureheads, and to feel and ncl
as if their organizations had
nothing to do except "represent"
some rather indefinite principle.
■t is to be hoped that the officers
the societies are now selecting
will regard their offices serious-
')• and will work to make their
 3  the  school
anil its students. That the honor
♦firanizations have a purpose as
»uch there can be no doubt, but
'hat an honor society which ac-1
Knowledges a definite purpose of
service has even greater value
Tumbling Artists,
Dancers Appear on
Assembly Program
SENIORS GUESTS
OF DR. THOMAS
,, l„ l.,.i i,l th,- rror., m-i,1".,";;': WrlTh^'coller*  1
i ['lact'sj ill tMTect.
>*  FIRST VOTE
■1  candidate-*!.  Cor If*   IiYnsi y.  P
'Cool the Hot Spots,'
Says Y. M. C. A. Aide
EILEEN DONOHOE   :
NEW KEY head;;
erttaatasl policy, while Curtin ill
LTuUriZ   SPE*KING   CONTESTS
tislnri or      °  BE ANNUAL AFFAIRS
ec   Cron■'    T'"   M<°n'**   speaking   contetu.
{Journalists to Hold
Formal Initiation
Committee Defers
Editor Appointments
Geologists Plan
Trip Tomorrow
Joiquln Valley wilt
College geology department beaut, will
induct th* expedition. Ceologlsli
.prtaenling oil comnaale* from Col
May. nm Nixon and Franklin Knapp.
lips and W. E. Lockwood. city editor
iVo Collegian Tuesday
Th.    Coll.oisn    y.111    appear    *