1934_04 The Daily Collegian April 1934

              THE    COLLEGIAN  .
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JAYSEES DEFEAT
IN TRACK MEET ^™H
...I TEAMS UP-
GOING IN ACTION"
ri:: TO SOUTHERNERS
DUAL AFFAIR
Intramural Schedule
vs. Zeis Mu. Mu Alpha I.,.|-
Slirma Alpba Chi.
•rlday. April !D—Sltnia li.--,-
PATKON1ZE  OUR
..,tercst in the eighth annual
.Vest Coast Relays, to be held
ta the Fresno State College stadium May 12, is growing rapidly
and indications at this early date
iK that this year's relays will
draw the largest
t* wen in the sti
Well, a packed bowl is not too
jnuch to expect, considering
actions that will be on hi
far those who care to see
premier performers of the Pi
jc Coast in action. .The cream of
the high school, junior college,
college and university athletes
of California have already been
entered, and at leaat two major
Mck and field records are In for
a bending if not outright smash-!
ing.
It is gratifying to see a justified response came after eight
years of time and money expend- •
»d in building the relays to their
present status of one of the major track events of the United
States. Unless all advance signs
are misleading, the West Coast
Relavs this year will reach their
majortiy. and Fresno State College may justly feel proud of the
work done in achieving this rec-
While the main attention of
most people interested in sports
events is centered upon the West
Coast Relays. Flint Hanner*s
thinly clads will take time out
this weekend for a journey to
San Jose, to take on the Spar-
dual meet
g. For si
i  the
San   Josi
YEARBOOK FOR-ALL
PLAN IS ADVANCED
BY CAMPUS EDITOR
AVERAGE    COST    LOWER'
Maxwell Says Less Than $1 Each
Needed to Give Annual
to All
"For 75 cents a semester every
student on the campus can be
given a 1935 Campus," declared
Maxwell, 1934 yearbook editor, after a compilation of statistics yesterday.
•COMPLETELY   PRACTICABLE"
thorough a job as possible,
tibly to avenge-defeats suffered
at the hands of the Spartans in
football and basketball. The|
Spartans, on the other
Sieve that Fresno State will takej
the meet too lightly and thereby
lose some expected points. Well, |
time will tell! I,
— Iii
The suggestion advanced hy »
Ed Maxwell, Campus editor, that >'
the student association fee be IE
increased by some 75 cents and ]
campus   a   yearbook   free   ofjc
charge, strikes this writer as I
ing one of the most valuable si
(Mtiona   advanced   during   I
current college year. Under t
present   setup,   every   student!^
P»ys at least one dollar toward j
'he expense of printing the an- ,
ma], yet those who receive a I
twok must pay $3 in addition |
twauso of the high fixed cost
af the publication. Were approximately $1,200 more available, it
would cover the small amount
necessary to provide a Campus
for  1,900  students,  something
that  certainly   should   bi
The Collegian has been ac-
<o«ted repeatedly regardii
"»nd it will take in the c
Political campaign at the c
*r-d for that reason a definite
Policy of hands off has been an-
"joo-nced. Yours truly, in laying
**n the policy, feels that none
of the candidates if elected,
"ouH do anything that could1
y»*e to the permanent injury
■ Fresno State College, and,
■tat therefore If any one of them I
<« convince the majority of the
•Went body that he U the man
£* U» Job, he certainly is en-
"*"> to a free hand in the forth-
"nlag fximpetitton.
(WEST COAST RELAYS;
PRESTIGE BOOSTED
AS ENTRIES POUR IN
138 Institutions Already Represented With Numbers still
14 62    ATHLETES   ENTERED
JOURNALISM DAY
WILL BRING MANY
TO FRKNO STATE
Duke' Myer. KPO Globe Trotter,
Will Address Students
In Assembly
By ELWOOO ENNIS
With entries assured from the
lading universities, colleges
junior colleges, and high schools!
of the state, the eighth annual
West Coast Relays seems
tined to be really better thanl
KEY ORGANIZES
LOWER DIVISION
HONORSTUDENTS
Installation of Members of Eta
Sigma Chi to Take Place
on May 12
it* wit announced yesterday by a.
State    Collete    upper    dl'vlil,
TWO MORE SAY THEY
WILL SEEK OFRCE;
COLLEGIAN NEUTRAL
Announcements by White, Me-
Kelvey Bring Presidential
Candidates to Four
HOT   RACE   PREDICTED
Nee3ed Reforms Stressed in Ne-
I'latforms Submitted for
Publication
oncurrent with the announco-
it by Stuart White. Fall sorter A. M. S. president, and
Stuart McKclvey that they will
seek the office of student body
for next year at the