1934_03 The Daily Collegian March 1934

              THE   COLLEGIAN
65 ISSUED SUITS  iPING-PONG ENTRIES iTRACKSTERSWILL
HOLD NOVICE MEET
IN STADIUM TODAY
AS F.S.C. SPRING I CLOSE
GRID GRIND 0PENS:,r,~«-,rs
Harris Outlines Plans For 1934 lournam
Season;    Veterans jand w.
Turn Out
i aetalon beginning
Wednesday.
Iiorbln   Breckinridge.   Martin   I
Picture Schedule
a, and on the athletic Held. Ping,
s   Metsger In the gym.
S  EXPECTED
Friday. The half mile will be al
Valley Band Tour
To Advertise Relays
PLANS UNDER WAYISHOOTING STARS
FOR FROSH TOURNEY! WIN IN DIVISION 5
TO WIPE OUT DEFICIT, ™—r=.:r-r
nor James Rolph for the holding
the closest events as each haa done (sponsored by the Fresno SUte College
ment by dOwnlog the Gearhan
0 to J, lilt week. Dorothy n
Shooting   8Ur    fonrtrd,   talll.
lime Iritis held last  Friday s
te College students. Is being *p
Slgm* Eptllon tt. Newby eo
Bouncers. DelU Kippt v.   J
Patronize Our Advertise
FATEONIZE   OUB   J
Men and women
say They Satisfy
"DOR SOMETHING to "satisfy"
-F you, means that it pleases you
—that it's what you want. This
applies to cigarettes or anything.
A cigarette has to taste right—
not raw or too sweet. For a ciga-
"satisfy" it has to be mild
— not strong, not harsh.
You  can prove for yourself
whether  a  cigarette  is milder—
whether a cigarette tastes better.
And it's because smokers
can prove these things
about Chesterfield that so
many men and t
say they satisfy. Try them.
v^kestertield
u-rr.w^aTct^c, ^ "7***^ J^tUi M,U>B* ' tL UfOnffe tLt TASTM UTTER
By E. E.
Now thst the hectic dsys of
Mrorjty »n° fraternity rushing
Zt over, life at the college can
■ettle down to its normal pace
,i»in. For which everyone is
thinkful. But if it isn't one thing
it is another in the life of a col-
we journalist. The question for
discussion at the present time is
•Shall ihe Collegian carry liquor
tdvertising." This question will
be decided by the Publications
Committee next Wednesday. It
i. t question that should be important to every student in this
college and it is important that
the students go to the members
»nd express their individual re-
ictions to the matter. Otherwise,
the committee members —
nothing but vote their o
WJ&&M
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F.S.C. FRATERNITIES
PLEDGE 63 TO END
SEMESTERJOSHING
Hectic Day of *SUence' Terrain
ates With Signing
MU ALPHAS LEAD WITH 15
Sigma Alpha Chi, Sigma Tau
| Follow With 14. 13
Respectively
Sixty-three Fresno State Col-
, lege men signed bids yesterday
end the Spring semester rush-
of the campus frater-
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MARCH 9, 1934
Liquor Advertisements
meeting of the Fresno State College publications
committee Wednesday, the members took under advisement the question of liquor advertisements in the student
publications of the college, particularly the Collegian and
the Campus. Next week at the same hour, the committee
will again meet, this time to make a decision.
During the more or less spirited discussions at the meeting Wednesday, several points were brought out that have
a direct bearing on the question, and when the committee
convenes again next week, with the decisions of the several members probably pretty well formulated, there will
be argued and weighed these interesting pros and cons.
The result will, beyond doubt, .represent a great deal of
clear-headed thinking, and there is reason to believe the
• decision made will be the best possible under the cir
The position of the Collegian in this controversy is of
peculiar importance. In the first place, it face the dilemma
of reconciling a much-debated social problem with a
The  FERA  L
wound the college now with '
more than 100 Fresno State si >
dents on the pay ro\U. While ,,
fvervmif will readily admit that b,
the FF.RA is worth while in that t
it is making it possible for many ■'
students to attend college who *'
would otherwise be unable to-do,,,
so, nevertheless there is some I f
phases that are open to criticism, h
Like many other "RA's," theji
FERA has been put into action i
in such a hurry that some of the j
more deserving students have I °
been left out in the cold while I a
others, not so needful, have ,
climbed on the  "gravy  1
This, we hope, will be ret. ..
u otherwise the fundamental 11
function of the FERA will bej
Two departments of the c
lege will do their part to gain
publicity for Fresno S(
in the next two or three weeks. !
The first of these is the debate "
department. Next- Monday and T
Tuesday, four of Coach J. Fred E
McGrew's best debaters «
to Stockton to meet the College .,
of Pacific teams. On their way K
home, ene of the teams will de- "
btte a team representing tl
desto Junior  College.   Debates _
follow fast after that w
ersfield J. C, Washington State Pi
CotleKe. Pacific, Redlands. U. S. v
C and U. C. L. A. included o
the schedule. AU of these de- al
bites will
Spring tour during the Sprii
vacation. The band, along with
tie men's glee club and a num-
oer of soloists, will put on pro-
«*»ms at many of the Valley
•ifh schools. The primary purpose of the band is to advertise
•se West Coast Relays but, in
doing this, Fresno State College
"HI also receive favorable notice.
Today is the last day for dropping courses without penalty so
ktal collegians should carefully
"eigh their chances of "getting
V in their partiatlar subjects.
Of course, every student should
be able to pass in all of his
•onnes but, ss this is
» Wt difficult, now is the time to
W out without
■sximum penalty.
BULLDOG DEBATERS
WILL TRAM NORTH
MEETJENGALS
tnd Women Will. Engsa-e
. 0. P. Speaker There
Monday
PRESIDENT'S POWER TOPIC
APPLICATIONS FOR
FERA JOBS EXCEED
WORK AVAILARLE
Fresno State College will send
s Bulldog forensic banner carers to the den of the BengaU
f Stockton Monday when both
n verbal tussle regarding