1937_04 The Daily Collegian April 1937

              There is a sad and bitter saga that has been told
past year with its theme poignant with tragedy. Headlines have
proclaimed it, terse radio messages have intoned it over the air
and the people of the United States have just watched and waited ...
The prologue was given in a tiny news release that secured little
attention but the action has kept rising until the climax is now
near. It has to be. The slow moving public opinion is ready to de-
The first breath of tragedy was depicted when an alarmed senator charged that the United States Commercial Department was
negligent in their observation of the airplane facilities of the nation. He pointed out the inadequate weather reporting, the worn
equipment and the lax standards. No one paid any attention to
the frightened gentleman ...
Now, during the past year his worst forebodings have not only
been realized, but were manifold aa a vast wave of air crashes
have shocked the nation. Prominent people have died, planes demolished and untold stories buried in the wastes—all because a
not listened to just a year ago.
Heed lest the tiny voice does not become an angry shout. N.K.D.
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Sades For Masque Ball
Begin As Committee
Expects Large Crowdj
rmmittcc's Third Annual Masque Ball
Tickets for the
went on sale yesterday morning under the direction of Ollic Jami
son. '38. and Herb Kutrcll. '39. managers of ducat sales. The pasteboards for the April 16 event"arc selling at 55 cents per person
and can be purchased only in the Union and at the ticket booth
adjacent to the auditorium.
•Fred Strickler, '37. general chairman of the traditional affair,
rvfuevd to announce which hand had drawn the assignment to fur-
FRESNO STATE Hack Race Filming By
FETES JUNIOR!   3 Companies Certain;-
NEWSMEN HERE        Huge Parade Friday
FIELD TRIALS SCHEDULED     ^^ major motion picture companies, Paramount. Unive^al
„„,„     ..    .„ „ „       land Fox, will lie on hand Friday to film the fifth running of the
Mreamlmed   Conventioni Head-. Co„    ian._, Hack j^e. Definitc confirmation that the newsreeta*
ed   By   CoHegian  Staff  «n4'wouM ta present was reived yesterday from the three flicker
concerns. Paramount and Fox will arrive on the scene Thursday
ih, afternoon at which time they will film cut-in and comedy shot*.
Universal is slated to show Friday morning.
Identity Missing
On Fossil Found
By Geology Dept.
ido SUte College
i »ujpneoted by
Homan, Vincenz,
Glass Win; Bonds
Apparently Lost
A. W.S. Delegates
To Leave Friday
Social Hour Features
Spanish Club Meeting
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Fresno Students Hold   ■'X^'Z*^'""- .-■
National Chem Offices(Tue.d.y. .^ t^i******^. *.**«
Federal Theater Show
In Fresno April 15, lb
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Judges Selected for
"Caravan" Literature
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Phrateres Plan Formal
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The College Mil. Quirtet.
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French Club Tonite
trim tram the
6 Members Pledged
To Sigma Tau Delta
Cunningham. '40. war* pledged
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Y.W.C.A. Entertains
Japanese Journalist
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