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PAGE TWO
THE FRESNO STATE COLLEGE COLLEGIAN
TUESDAY, MARCH 8,
J
The Grass Is Just as Green
On This Side of the Fence
Sunday, one out of three American homes
got copies of newspapers owned by a man
d William Randolph Hearat
h of these papent.
rd "March of Events" in which, for the past
• ten years, war has been declared both imminent
and impending, and the American people have
been exhorted to wake up and re-arm.
Sunday's edition waa no exception. There
existed in this war-baiting column a story of
the life of Ghengis Khan, one-time scourge of
Asia. Said this section of the Hearst papers:
"Today a new Oriental conqu.
in the East . . . First he took Korea. Then he
cut a path of devastation through Manchukuo.
Now, defying the world, he is devouring the
vast Empire of China itself.
"WHERE WILL HE STOP? CAN HE BE
STOPPED.
WILL THE NEW ORIENTAL CONQUEROR PROVE TO BE ANOTHER GHENGIS KHAN,
e menacing than Ghengis
Khan, the new Oriental conqueror possesses the
terrible instruments of modem warfare ..."
"America has every reason to think of it!
"WE MUST THINK—WE CANNOT STOP
THINKING — OF WHAT MAY HAPPEN
TO US.
Yes. Mr. Hearst, the article makes us
think. It makes us think of some Occidental
powers that woke Japan up, and now cannot
contend with her.
It makes us think of a young national
state being reared in a time when modem
ing, but what takes it from the news colump
and into the editorial is the fact that the closing of the tour marks the complete demise of
the folk opera for this generation. Never will
the cast, that was personally directed by George
Gershwin, be assembled. The curtain is completely drawn.
Yet, another factor that causes this item
editorial treatment is the recognition of the
Fresno Musical Club and its work to secure the
negro folk opera for this city.
It was only by "an act of God" that their
purpose was defeated! —N. K. D,
the greatest good.
The Occidental powers entered in a massive
The Sign of the Bull
ons of modem warfare. During Japan's infancy
they staged an event called the World War.
The Occidental powers showed in their reac-
y to achieve
national ends.
The Occidental powers created deadly weap-
which even Ghengis Khan
And today these nations must ait back and
shudder while another nation, using their tools
and tactics of warfare, and following their
methods of achieving national gain, does the
same thing they have done in the past
The pitiful part about the whole business is
.that Mr. Hearst is abaolutdy right We should
stop to think
that the trouble lies close at home,
across the waters.
Act of God
This is a short editorial—
the point!
"Porgy and Bess" will not appear
tonight because of flooded condition and an
accident suffered by the actor who was to depict "Porgy." The production would have
have played before
able to complete their tour that would have extended throughout Southern California and the
Schedule on Thursday
Rain Halts W.A.A. Hoop
CHRISMAN'S
FOR LUNCHES, DINNERS AND SNACKS
Three Teams Sign
for Intramural
Softball Tourney
Zeta Mus, Scribes
Hrst on List
ROBINSON WILL SHOW
EUROPEAN PICTURES
:.-rnlly. def«*dlns
r.pl.ln :.n.> chuk-
ii,. ih. ColIesUo.
p DEAOLINE MARCH 1!
these teems sre urited to
r .
Harry Coffee's new
BUDGET
SHOP
SUITS
THE FRESNO STATE COLLEGE COLLEGIAN
PAGE THREE
« COLLEGIAN "SPORTS SECTION
Mural Fighters
Take to Ring
In First Bouts
W.igh-.n Today All-Conference Team
Semi-finals Thursday
Official weiabioam lor u>. una Bulldogs Fail to Appear
a»r it ik* armniiiam br Bin s>> > Get Cunningham!
Bulldog Batsmen Break Even With
Mustangs in Northern Series
Soinila Allows Only Five Hits as Locals Win Hrst;
Ninth Inning Mustang Rally Downs Bulldogs in Second
Bulldogs Kept S]J£jE
Out of Long jE'e^'HH;
Beach Relays g££j™.£
Six Graduating
Gridders Plan
Varied Careers
of play. The alx HuIIiIors *
r,. guard, and "Granny"
all,,.-' some of Ihe Uulluo,, bo.h pre.- £ f /"» k I -li-„
'n,-i!T7i;;;:rrn,r r. \ L Netters
p^eMuraTlTrounceVisalia
Meet; No Date Set Jw-0
Roger Williams Club
Sponsors Glee Chorus
> opportunity to pUy all
CttarlM Gormley ;
Borleske Submits
List of Lettermen
Eight Bulldogs Are
Recommended for
Varsity Hoop Awards Employment Office
Reports Job Scarcity
Locals Make Clean
Sweep of First Tourney
,n and Gormley won from Ben-
Rain Washes Out
Frosh Track Hopes
Object Description
| Title | 1938_03 The Daily Collegian March 1938 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1938 |
| Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- |
| 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" |
Description
| Title | March 8, 1938 Pg 2-3 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1938 |
| Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- |
| 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" |
| Full-Text-Search | PAGE TWO THE FRESNO STATE COLLEGE COLLEGIAN TUESDAY, MARCH 8, J The Grass Is Just as Green On This Side of the Fence Sunday, one out of three American homes got copies of newspapers owned by a man d William Randolph Hearat h of these papent. rd "March of Events" in which, for the past • ten years, war has been declared both imminent and impending, and the American people have been exhorted to wake up and re-arm. Sunday's edition waa no exception. There existed in this war-baiting column a story of the life of Ghengis Khan, one-time scourge of Asia. Said this section of the Hearst papers: "Today a new Oriental conqu. in the East . . . First he took Korea. Then he cut a path of devastation through Manchukuo. Now, defying the world, he is devouring the vast Empire of China itself. "WHERE WILL HE STOP? CAN HE BE STOPPED. WILL THE NEW ORIENTAL CONQUEROR PROVE TO BE ANOTHER GHENGIS KHAN, e menacing than Ghengis Khan, the new Oriental conqueror possesses the terrible instruments of modem warfare ..." "America has every reason to think of it! "WE MUST THINK—WE CANNOT STOP THINKING — OF WHAT MAY HAPPEN TO US. Yes. Mr. Hearst, the article makes us think. It makes us think of some Occidental powers that woke Japan up, and now cannot contend with her. It makes us think of a young national state being reared in a time when modem ing, but what takes it from the news colump and into the editorial is the fact that the closing of the tour marks the complete demise of the folk opera for this generation. Never will the cast, that was personally directed by George Gershwin, be assembled. The curtain is completely drawn. Yet, another factor that causes this item editorial treatment is the recognition of the Fresno Musical Club and its work to secure the negro folk opera for this city. It was only by "an act of God" that their purpose was defeated! —N. K. D, the greatest good. The Occidental powers entered in a massive The Sign of the Bull ons of modem warfare. During Japan's infancy they staged an event called the World War. The Occidental powers showed in their reac- y to achieve national ends. The Occidental powers created deadly weap- which even Ghengis Khan And today these nations must ait back and shudder while another nation, using their tools and tactics of warfare, and following their methods of achieving national gain, does the same thing they have done in the past The pitiful part about the whole business is .that Mr. Hearst is abaolutdy right We should stop to think that the trouble lies close at home, across the waters. Act of God This is a short editorial— the point! "Porgy and Bess" will not appear tonight because of flooded condition and an accident suffered by the actor who was to depict "Porgy." The production would have have played before able to complete their tour that would have extended throughout Southern California and the Schedule on Thursday Rain Halts W.A.A. Hoop CHRISMAN'S FOR LUNCHES, DINNERS AND SNACKS Three Teams Sign for Intramural Softball Tourney Zeta Mus, Scribes Hrst on List ROBINSON WILL SHOW EUROPEAN PICTURES :.-rnlly. def«*dlns r.pl.ln :.n.> chuk- ii,. ih. ColIesUo. p DEAOLINE MARCH 1! these teems sre urited to r . Harry Coffee's new BUDGET SHOP SUITS THE FRESNO STATE COLLEGE COLLEGIAN PAGE THREE « COLLEGIAN "SPORTS SECTION Mural Fighters Take to Ring In First Bouts W.igh-.n Today All-Conference Team Semi-finals Thursday Official weiabioam lor u>. una Bulldogs Fail to Appear a»r it ik* armniiiam br Bin s>> > Get Cunningham! Bulldog Batsmen Break Even With Mustangs in Northern Series Soinila Allows Only Five Hits as Locals Win Hrst; Ninth Inning Mustang Rally Downs Bulldogs in Second Bulldogs Kept S]J£jE Out of Long jE'e^'HH; Beach Relays g££j™.£ Six Graduating Gridders Plan Varied Careers of play. The alx HuIIiIors * r,. guard, and "Granny" all,,.-' some of Ihe Uulluo,, bo.h pre.- £ f /"» k I -li-„ 'n,-i!T7i;;;:rrn,r r. \ L Netters p^eMuraTlTrounceVisalia Meet; No Date Set Jw-0 Roger Williams Club Sponsors Glee Chorus > opportunity to pUy all CttarlM Gormley ; Borleske Submits List of Lettermen Eight Bulldogs Are Recommended for Varsity Hoop Awards Employment Office Reports Job Scarcity Locals Make Clean Sweep of First Tourney ,n and Gormley won from Ben- Rain Washes Out Frosh Track Hopes |
