1937_09 The Daily Collegian September 1937

              THE FRESNO STATE COLLEGE COLLEGIAN
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 9, 193
COLLrOIAK EPITOpia^EATUItt PASE
The Collegian
3IBER  UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATICW
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Stay in The
Main Tent
will persue, the relative
Help Yourselves
Students who have, been emharassed in' the
past by their inability to solve intricasies of
the card catalogue in the library have an excellent
opportunity to remedy their shortcoming by
spending a few moments in the library foyer,
where an exhibit explaining the mysterious markings of Ihe library can be found.
We have an unconfirmed but nevertheless
persistent suspicion lurking in our mind that not
too many students enrolled at Fresno State know
how to go about doing research work in an orderly, scientific manner.
BY T. ELTON FOREMAN
nhabitmg aa h* do* * nation that
universally recognised a* • land
of opportunity, where it is sxiomatle
down,   that right always   conquera,
With a first rate library at
boasting over 40,000 volumes and reo
400 periodicals, it seems a pity that
disposal, one
lo the use of the library
flowery path saying that after all, while acad-
ve their place in thc curriculum, only these extra
tivities give one that well rounded personality,
et people, the general s» '
in this world.
Collegian Goes
Streamline
VOICE FROM
tHE
CI
rHE ^L
byT. ELTON FOREMAN,
fail, reach, inevitably,   the
of far
Which?
•V'^ SZZXZZZS ^Summer School
* at**.  But *— J £nro//mcn* High
e than, anything else,
needed. To express ft in the same vein as did
e hue Woodrow Wilson, the emphasis should
: taken off the side show and re-focused on the
Academic learning is. after all, the main
purpose of a -college; the student should be careful as the -year progresses to refrain from gap-
it the side si
ie latest word in the
The old. conventional style of
calling for perfect balance an
exactness which was as ^explainable as it was
fruitless, is rapidly being relegated to the pile
of things out of mode. In its stead, streamlined
make-up. using more artistievsans serif type and
utilising a headline count that speeds up newspaper make-up almost fifty per cent, is coming
tent go unheeded
Russ Press Blasts
At Italian Pirates
Good
Light
Means Better
Sight
Be kind to your eyes
to keep them good.
Avoid straining them
by reading or working in poor light. Obtain the best approved type of lamp for
reading and study.
Inquire at the place-
STATERS
MAKE IT A DATE. MEET AT THE
POLAR ICE CREAM CO.
Home of Fresno's Biggest, and Best
Malteds, Shakes and Sodas
10c
20 Kinds of Ice Cream and Sherbets
to Choose From
ALL KINDS OF SANDWICHES
LUNCHES and DINNERS
IN THE COLLEGE BLOCK
Two Blocks South of the College
1470 N. Van Ness Ave,
xmrse, acknowledged
atJon,  there should.
what ks this issue of th. Collegian.
T. ELTON   FOREMAN,    known to
r th. Collegian. Greater glory
tain*.     Thi* ia th* first issue of th*
ium.   Furthermore,  nothing is  eas-
'    than quietly suppressing a column
or.' It reaches    print. IFurther-
>f God. It will, of ce
From th* Cellar" (unq
Is a little surprise for
body  for  which there
How beautiful it .11
Two hundred and fifty indent*,
representing the largest count in th.
last three year* enrolled at Fresno
A. B. C. Pharmacy.
1468 No. Van Ness Ave.
Two Blocks South of College
Phone 2 6226 CALIFORNIA
Co-Ed
Fresno's
Newest
'    and
Host
Up-to-Date
Beauty
Salon
As Modern as Tomorrow
SHIELDS Von CROSBY
Outstanding hair stylist, formerly of Oottschalk's
featuring the latest in
CAMPUS COIFFURES
RuthFrazer
(formerly of Cooper's)
and Evelyn Paulsen - Eleanor Lougher
Featuring Zotos Hachineless Permanenta - Vapor Marcel
laacMnetoss Waves
Co-Ed Beauty Salon
1407 N. Van Vest
(two blocks south of the College)
Telephone 3-6353
The Weather
Huge Black
Upheld by
Curiimings
KKK Affiliation Over-
Looked Because of
"Senatorial Courtesy"
WASHINGTON, Sept. IS_<UP)-
Staff Notice
on th* Collegian staff for the cur-
12 o'clock tomorrow    in -the Collegian office for a brief Meeting.
S11AY, SKI'TEMBEK 14. 1937
NUMBER TWO
.Supreme Court bench in the f.
published report* that the f
.Alabama senator  ia  a  life  nw
Booklets to be
In By Thursday
Constitution
Signing To
be Observed
filed with the main office
than  Thursday of  thin  we.
"""H     Ratcliffe Heads Local
Committee to Observe
"""* I     Sesquicentennial
>r i-ech !    Serving aa eh*irm*n for the Fresno
additional d*y. Miss Cosgrave asked Chv Constitution Committee, Emory
the last! IhUcliff, head of the Fresno Stat.
in the  main
K LIFE MEMBER
The newspaper reported
.trial \Vla«rd Hiram W. Evai
anta, Ca, attended * Klan
Evana, according to the dis
rn * "Gold Passport" or life
_ Dr. Potter
iSTells War
"^'Accounts
g celebration of
the signing of
be  held   Friday
Welcomes, Pep Talks      Student
On For Friday Assembly
Legislative
Post Open
Election to be Held
To Replace Oliver
Jamison
College Opening, Observance of Seaqui-
Centennial of Constitution Signing Will
Mark First Bally of Fall Semester
Housing martial music leting the niieming ol Fresno State College fc
the 1937 semester and the observance ol the signing of the United State
Constitution will open/the assembly schedule on Friday at the regular j
assembly lime, when Dr. Frank W: Thomas, president of the college, ]£_
and other member* of the administration will speak to the gathered j to StwfoitT'oi
student body. j be filled by a spedaf election ic
Ralph Taylor, president of the Fresno Slate College Student Body I *■">« ""ring «h« third week of
will address the meeting and in extending a welcome lo the Fres"
will  acquaint  them  with the  traditional  opening c
iof legialati
'ITaylor ,
McGrew Will £
Continue        !£»
Uumerou.  ritri«ic^ngT".n.l  co'nv   006601. DUTedU   PRESENT NEW SONC       :-., ! eH^llu^IIJt
j munlty singing. r I    Offering for the first time to any ; activities wUie B
College Speaker Will
Disastrous Bombing       |£^r*32 &£|     S I? Valley11*8'
Recently  returned   from   hia   har- de will speak on the topie of the
ie post of legislative «
.     ...-.gram   of   speaking  «ng*ge-! thur ForAta<1      -rfc,   bsnd .ggrega-
S»the "" ' """"* ta" yW"* ""^j"' ";'fon »i!1 «'" ""'
be'- g planned for students of foren- ...u«.*j ..•*•■.' «...
lies by J. Kred McGrew. head-of the
leliff, Speakert Bureau of the college.
^WaJtlVoenes Given
Terminating    the    program    Dr.   ll* '  I     1^ * • •
horn*,   will   nudte   hi.   wlcoming   MIQ X\  KOSltlOn
Idress and It is expected that he, «*
•ejign*-.0!' Dr- Robert   I
rived  in China p
it Sing-tow j September   1
indirectly question* a* to whetl
Justice Department, charged wi
responsibility   of    inve.tig.tin
k Monday at noon before thl
rican Legion. Hia eubj ct wil
e Future of the San .loaquir
Will Handle Student
„' y2       Publicity Bureau
Voenes, a member of the Zeta Mu
aternsty, and associate editor of
. Collegian, wall work in eonjune-
n with Chinning Manning, public
■■ ith such an in
"ttw"' Band To Play    *£* \°l£L:°^t
which  we ' KloUe. who will di»cu..
around   the cxy   through
tonal courtesy- tradition. I had to wend our way before reach-   I I—     •      f"\ j ! the valley:
r. n        . ~     ..ing the site of our hotel. Firing in! |n   J-Qir   KaraCle i    Talki aiml
Lvans Denies Guilt -mt*t etaav — uiiuhiuiu^^
throughout the year.'
race. Through his efforts, sev-
reeling of good-fel- i eral newareel firms were on hand to
, the unique feature I Aim the events, while the National
will    alio.-    e*ehTBroa<kasting  Company  carried  the
Bran*, Imperial WUard of Tho re
ix Klan, denied today that: brougl
lustic* Hugo  L.  Black  of -„i„Hov
,'ticipate.      This a
g began practically j „
o State College band, u
•dway   at Ktrn[*
Tarr.UorJyoneTwitlrfinSe^.n OnPn HflUTS FOf '"* ^" lc"' V".?"*?'*•»' ^
.•ad Im the Wiiard-«o I ought to V-,rJCI ' n*-'UI ° ' KJl ;viewing st.nd in th. court
know." ' |   ., f^' ,park.  Bawl    selections    wiU  il
Church Asks
College Attendance!reTJmes,ke,:
Library Given   ^^.g^rurvor^iAg Club Nets
J fonia," "Monte Carlo" an^ tn.- Fvs- __ ...
Farm Profits
^Ji^ Poems of Former     HandbOO^tO be
"^^ ^^.f^^Jlssued Oct. 1
>e college U-|no State College rally .
,„,. th.. „r. .Vacity."
lonced to-Uy'    Application
\0 to 10 p. m. On Fri-i«hould  ..
f**™. "'      WiU Use Fund to
e   earinet,'      Buy New Implements
.Applicant*;    Af,,,. working for    more than
Julius Richert, editor of the college
'today the student directory would be
i issued to Kudent body card holders
; somtime around the first of October.
««ed tod*y by official, of the Fir*tidmT' *L T^  B.-      „t „ ™ r^
"frsoiterisn Church of Fresno i*mnw' but do*"": Uwe ta *.*;       °
T** sroop wttHneot SuXy. for' S**"*»-'- *e building will be ope.
norning and afternoon aervice*. the  '""" 9 *" I2 io J1* nwr"ln«»-
published in the S«turd*y Review of bave reduced
! Watchers" was published in the Jan.
Repairing Done
InMcLaneHall
Ceiling pluterin, in McLane Hall
•» been reoairad to the extent that
*« 1* abaolofly no danger from
JJ™«  pl**t*r,   according-  to  J.   H.
*«» of tha wall* before th* close
^'"•es. Chambers mad. it known
I™ nave been taken in fittine the
V*' to com rtate iMUtutionluild-
Bf reo^iiremenU. Smral aouare
**•* of ceiling fell tela tamn
Om.'A.nn   C;„~.«  0:    cleared a sum mounUng   weU    Into;    cverson was a  Kuaent  nere m;™
LtmlCrOn Jlgma rl    liim ClgaT„ years «go. »nd majored in iKrrature.  hn
Will Meet Friday I ^dub "hfchrh~*?£i^ ,« .* it- tjxxr-n     P
Ini.i«ing semeaters «tivi,l„ with! W. M«Wn. plans to ape^*«rn-  Cr,fCft/,e/d  lVlZl —
^^eeutiv.ecWilmeetin^Omicr.n  ^   » ^^^ Direct  MaU   Choir CampUS Staff
Editor Asks For
Caravan Stories
Starting early In hi* campaign
a fi»er Caravan, T.'Elton Foreman,
.slitor of the
student   literary   magazine.  A
Th. atari for tola   yeart Caravan
s who .ill  aid   Richert 01
way, they reported.
Sigma Pi, domestic science society,;-
has called a.meeting on Friday at
12:15 at the model apartment in the' <
IdfauT, according to Grace;'
AHingham, advisor of the organisa-'. *
tlon. |<
Announcing their offleert Omlcron '
Sigma Pi wiU be under th* student
leadership ot Helen Castle and Etc
•sting- a* joint exec
Hykon will  take th*
policy of providing and
A on * dircted by Walter Critchfield. win be
ned riv-: organiied this •omester. The group
r Calif- wiU *• composed of college men only.
will [„! interestd in music, and will be avail-
Positions Opened
lege yearbook, were
nt* today by Sloa-
the publication.
■Collegian Staff
* \Meets Tomorrow
TIGS IS PICS"
HOUSATON1C. Mai
(UP)—Hlk. Parker Butler, 67, wb
*roU-PIg* -   ~
ben of the CcJIegian i
totnorrow at 12 o'ekx
lecian office for th* fi
ing of the year.
Veteran College
Employee Dies!
"red Flsber^eaiber efjb* Pre*-