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TH8 CQLLBGIAN
COLLEGIAN EDITOIHAl^FEATUM PAGE
a. bsc. 00 atallstn lee.. New T,
«"CnrT'01UM^A»-r_I>lck Jsrisen. Bob William.. Healar Tondel, Jo. C. Badge
E>w?S»^t»r*°Des> Zastnavfssr. Das* St. j\*tTfelS*lrelrirS"dU4,. BiareTlC.
g CTasa. Waiwr SuragTVatll*. mnntoa. Lyndo. .•aa*^a.Ta%«M l*Ja*»a.
Their
d for
Zaharoff Is Dead
we have in mind today has no
ek; with his death he cleared Europe of a "mystery being,
a person who in his spectacular life, made a fortune in peddling his
weapons of destruction. He was Sir Basil Zaharoff, director of
many European munitions firms, and charged with the responsibility, either directly or indirectly, of the origin of more than ope
We write today with no notions of composing any elegy, for t)
death of Zaharoff cannot, for some reason, move our emotion
Even if one half of the charges made against this man were true,
would still be led to rejoice, rather than weep, at the demise of
nan so obscure in identity, but so powerful in influence thst he]
controlled the fates and destinies of nations..
It borders upon sacralige, it has been aaid, to t_
fully of the dead; but in a time when so many factors are operating for war, we are thankful that one of these factors at least has
been removed. For Zaharoff was reputed a maker of war; that
was his business. He owed allegiance to no nation, selling as'cheer-
fully to the enemies of the country in which he V
country itself.
His nationality was questionable, and that of hi
ly doubtful. From whence he came, no one knows: how he rose to
the position which he held at his death, no one knows; but where
he went after his death a week ago (if such place really be) is obvious. For Zaharoff thrived when his product. Hell, was loose on
earth. We wonder if he Ls getting some of his own medicine now.
—H. T.
STETS IN THE NEWS
A ell probability the seelMnc f
Campus
Pictorials
e*mpalg* conducted by Ih* coll.ge
For Future Promise
'Roosevelt Luck"
GLASS
SLIPPERS
Writer's \ behind the screen
Cramp
E FROM CURRY'S
CURRY'S FLOWER SHOP
1763 Van Nob Phone S-14S5
bers of the Bulldog squad for delivery before the
game Saturday. Select a prepared text at any of our
offices, only twenty-five cents, or write your own w
'^t^Svee^itAi^tde^^^
thirty-five cents.
at will help the B
ggrfirt Difficulties
Council and Constitution
Collcee Charily Fund
=4HBP^N
..'WO »T*£
— - Member United Pro.1
(Six Of Eight Students
Convicted In Bonfire
Inquiry Lose NY A Jobs
l^piS^w1** Today ^Recommend Further
Mn'i!VC if?ur? *° Col,e^ President; Court
Members Defend THal Proceedings
Six of the eight students convicted by the Court of Traditions
inursday for an attempt to prematu^ly light the Freshman Bonfire yesterday found th.-m -,-!•,,, ,lr.,,,p,,| from the roll, of employ-
under the Xali.-nal Youth Ad.mni.tratio,,. and faced the pos-
ty of geltinK still further punishment whin the Court convenes at noon today to recommend punitive measures to the president of the college.
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1936
P. nrlggs. dein of men.
INTER-FRATStudents Given Until
SMOKER PLANS Friday to Vote on^ew
NEAR FINISH CollegeConstitution
: i Prexy Decides More fime Needed for Discussion; Student Council to Argue Over Document Tomorrow Night in College Union
Deciding that further discussions were needed before the newly
revised Constitution of the Fresno State College could be brought
before a student vote, Jim Mayer, '37, student president, announced last night that the special election for adoption of the constitution would be postponed until Friday.
At the same time Mayer stated that another discussion of the
document woujd come before the Student Council meeting tomor-
S Playhouse Studio
To Be Dedicated on
*d Thursday Program
accusioon. Ye. the Court ] Thomas, Mayer to Speak, Broad-
m guilty, thus miking them cast Over KMJ By Re-
lerjury. The -guilty" rerdlct mote Contro,
|OKEH NEW CONSTITUTION;
Practically All Restrictions Re- j
moved From Activities; Rule'
Violations Means Penalty
Plans for the inter-fraternity
council's January- 11 smoker are
completion, and promise to
make the event one of the most
outstanding of the year, Don j
Bootsma, '37, inter-frat presi-
dent, said yesterday.
With the place of the smoker
Baldwin Leaves
Marriage Problem
J Entirely to King
he Reports Say King to See Wally
... j Within 48 Hours to Seek Aid
**\ in Settlement ,
^•|,orA,he'.m.Unu
• **■ by . committee Jo
n aa punned would c,
e Shermin Hewllt, 17. Zet* Mu. I
,, Hartal Thompson. -38. 8lgm* IX
tTpsllon. Repre.ent.tlre. of their v
ill ,!>i„-ri,I ,,n the spprori] d,
,. abandon her plins
ne-sludlo., >* « ' lnm >\l'' ^,\.TZTVL*T^ A° *''^
rill oulllne .he ******S. *** »»' ** *«***•** during.. tllta-and ..k her ... help Wm.d^. J-Jj ™ (<> ^^ ^ ^^
rh will be pre. i •"' '">» ******* <" •** •""">« ***>- 'L.! .,'"", e"mnl« ■ '""> - "> »* vo"d m " « M"k**i "
''" B ,„, „, Only on. thing. lijd.in told lire ! vl.lou or whe.her it will go b«tor« Ih
Pan.*... OI».n ' ^^ hif ^ smdeul. in serera. aectlon..
al Thursday- '
°' studio. Equipment of tho hlnhMt it
Chamber Musicians!
£ Perform Tomorrow^
Sigma Tau Delta
Initiates Three
ihe Cbrlslmi* tree id on another' f_|| 1* II l|A4» chief radio-nKin.-.-r I.
^.^z*^:^^ Believe It or Not --r-r-,r,
Kba*.. be credited to the Freino ■»•_■_.. Una,.*. TmsJau! *at**' " th* "**** "' "" Und °n '"•'concerl. preienUng numl
» College Ch.i,,y^d. RipleV HCre TOday— ««, ...den.. otthe.Fre.no
V J * It U expected by the college radio, muik. department. Is icl
OCJll StudentS Help . . „ . „,„,",„ 0( ,he ta.| r"rT.m,."d!relu, .rom'tnt coTle,°. Tciu'dedTn^ro'ltr,
With Yll.P TOV Pile ou. cartoon ..rip. "Bell-v. .. .,r Not.--j.nd .enuring college tilent will help ,«„„„ b, Hiydn. tho.
IUJI 10) 1 lie. •tBmrttmu m>tl„„ anJ evening j Sin Jo*,mn Vide, rea.denu^* !,,„,,„. ind n«b.
TICKETS AVAILABLE
Induatrlal art* Instt
. th*y w*r» painted.
Virginia Johnson Is
Third Campus Queen
°>*nlng th. guar, m,i m nt£
^blon. Virginia Johnson wi* crown-
«^OTeen of Fri.no Slat* College
•*rtcU°'" a U" 8*lBbo,r l^Uroo?1
'■a M.yer, king, eacorted th* an
JJBob Mtn-tr. Mat um y*»r. Th*
?*** Mopi* tad Ik* ***** m*rch
^"M by . io., ,„,.* iiwad-
:^„r .or" sSen., Club Will Sponsor SJ 5
mend ihe »ighi perform- Five-star Feature j MoM^
'l,ue' nutertal.. will put on i highly
Phillips to Appear
Before Pi Gamma Mu
Following • brief bo
IV SPEAKS ON "LABOR"
Newman Club Holds
Card Party Tonight
A card party will b* glean t
Latest News Leads
Object Description
| Title | 1936_12 The Daily Collegian December 1936 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1936 |
| 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 | December 4, 1936 Pg 4- December 8, 1936 Pg 1 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1936 |
| 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 | (mfc. TH8 CQLLBGIAN COLLEGIAN EDITOIHAl^FEATUM PAGE a. bsc. 00 atallstn lee.. New T, «"CnrT'01UM^A»-r_I>lck Jsrisen. Bob William.. Healar Tondel, Jo. C. Badge E>w?S»^t»r*°Des> Zastnavfssr. Das* St. j\*tTfelS*lrelrirS"dU4,. BiareTlC. g CTasa. Waiwr SuragTVatll*. mnntoa. Lyndo. .•aa*^a.Ta%«M l*Ja*»a. Their d for Zaharoff Is Dead we have in mind today has no ek; with his death he cleared Europe of a "mystery being, a person who in his spectacular life, made a fortune in peddling his weapons of destruction. He was Sir Basil Zaharoff, director of many European munitions firms, and charged with the responsibility, either directly or indirectly, of the origin of more than ope We write today with no notions of composing any elegy, for t) death of Zaharoff cannot, for some reason, move our emotion Even if one half of the charges made against this man were true, would still be led to rejoice, rather than weep, at the demise of nan so obscure in identity, but so powerful in influence thst he] controlled the fates and destinies of nations.. It borders upon sacralige, it has been aaid, to t_ fully of the dead; but in a time when so many factors are operating for war, we are thankful that one of these factors at least has been removed. For Zaharoff was reputed a maker of war; that was his business. He owed allegiance to no nation, selling as'cheer- fully to the enemies of the country in which he V country itself. His nationality was questionable, and that of hi ly doubtful. From whence he came, no one knows: how he rose to the position which he held at his death, no one knows; but where he went after his death a week ago (if such place really be) is obvious. For Zaharoff thrived when his product. Hell, was loose on earth. We wonder if he Ls getting some of his own medicine now. —H. T. STETS IN THE NEWS A ell probability the seelMnc f Campus Pictorials e*mpalg* conducted by Ih* coll.ge For Future Promise 'Roosevelt Luck" GLASS SLIPPERS Writer's \ behind the screen Cramp E FROM CURRY'S CURRY'S FLOWER SHOP 1763 Van Nob Phone S-14S5 bers of the Bulldog squad for delivery before the game Saturday. Select a prepared text at any of our offices, only twenty-five cents, or write your own w '^t^Svee^itAi^tde^^^ thirty-five cents. at will help the B ggrfirt Difficulties Council and Constitution Collcee Charily Fund =4HBP^N ..'WO »T*£ — - Member United Pro.1 (Six Of Eight Students Convicted In Bonfire Inquiry Lose NY A Jobs l^piS^w1** Today ^Recommend Further Mn'i!VC if?ur? *° Col,e^ President; Court Members Defend THal Proceedings Six of the eight students convicted by the Court of Traditions inursday for an attempt to prematu^ly light the Freshman Bonfire yesterday found th.-m -,-!•,,, ,lr.,,,p,,| from the roll, of employ- under the Xali.-nal Youth Ad.mni.tratio,,. and faced the pos- ty of geltinK still further punishment whin the Court convenes at noon today to recommend punitive measures to the president of the college. FRESNO, CALIFORNIA. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1936 P. nrlggs. dein of men. INTER-FRATStudents Given Until SMOKER PLANS Friday to Vote on^ew NEAR FINISH CollegeConstitution : i Prexy Decides More fime Needed for Discussion; Student Council to Argue Over Document Tomorrow Night in College Union Deciding that further discussions were needed before the newly revised Constitution of the Fresno State College could be brought before a student vote, Jim Mayer, '37, student president, announced last night that the special election for adoption of the constitution would be postponed until Friday. At the same time Mayer stated that another discussion of the document woujd come before the Student Council meeting tomor- S Playhouse Studio To Be Dedicated on *d Thursday Program accusioon. Ye. the Court ] Thomas, Mayer to Speak, Broad- m guilty, thus miking them cast Over KMJ By Re- lerjury. The -guilty" rerdlct mote Contro, |OKEH NEW CONSTITUTION; Practically All Restrictions Re- j moved From Activities; Rule' Violations Means Penalty Plans for the inter-fraternity council's January- 11 smoker are completion, and promise to make the event one of the most outstanding of the year, Don j Bootsma, '37, inter-frat presi- dent, said yesterday. With the place of the smoker Baldwin Leaves Marriage Problem J Entirely to King he Reports Say King to See Wally ... j Within 48 Hours to Seek Aid **\ in Settlement , ^•|,orA,he'.m.Unu • **■ by . committee Jo n aa punned would c, e Shermin Hewllt, 17. Zet* Mu. I ,, Hartal Thompson. -38. 8lgm* IX tTpsllon. Repre.ent.tlre. of their v ill ,!>i„-ri,I ,,n the spprori] d, ,. abandon her plins ne-sludlo., >* « ' lnm >\l'' ^,\.TZTVL*T^ A° *''^ rill oulllne .he ******S. *** »»' ** *«***•** during.. tllta-and ..k her ... help Wm.d^. J-Jj ™ (<> ^^ ^ ^^ rh will be pre. i •"' '">» ******* <" •** •""">« ***>- 'L.! .,'"", e"mnl« ■ '""> - "> »* vo"d m " « M"k**i " ''" B ,„, „, Only on. thing. lijd.in told lire ! vl.lou or whe.her it will go b«tor« Ih Pan.*... OI».n ' ^^ hif ^ smdeul. in serera. aectlon.. al Thursday- ' °' studio. Equipment of tho hlnhMt it Chamber Musicians! £ Perform Tomorrow^ Sigma Tau Delta Initiates Three ihe Cbrlslmi* tree id on another' f_|| 1* II l|A4» chief radio-nKin.-.-r I. ^.^z*^:^^ Believe It or Not --r-r-,r, Kba*.. be credited to the Freino ■»•_■_.. Una,.*. TmsJau! *at**' " th* "**** "' "" Und °n '"•'concerl. preienUng numl » College Ch.i,,y^d. RipleV HCre TOday— ««, ...den.. otthe.Fre.no V J * It U expected by the college radio, muik. department. Is icl OCJll StudentS Help . . „ . „,„,",„ 0( ,he ta.| r"rT.m,."d!relu, .rom'tnt coTle,°. Tciu'dedTn^ro'ltr, With Yll.P TOV Pile ou. cartoon ..rip. "Bell-v. .. .,r Not.--j.nd .enuring college tilent will help ,«„„„ b, Hiydn. tho. IUJI 10) 1 lie. •tBmrttmu m>tl„„ anJ evening j Sin Jo*,mn Vide, rea.denu^* !,,„,,„. ind n«b. TICKETS AVAILABLE Induatrlal art* Instt . th*y w*r» painted. Virginia Johnson Is Third Campus Queen °>*nlng th. guar, m,i m nt£ ^blon. Virginia Johnson wi* crown- «^OTeen of Fri.no Slat* College •*rtcU°'" a U" 8*lBbo,r l^Uroo?1 '■a M.yer, king, eacorted th* an JJBob Mtn-tr. Mat um y*»r. Th* ?*** Mopi* tad Ik* ***** m*rch ^"M by . io., ,„,.* iiwad- :^„r .or" sSen., Club Will Sponsor SJ 5 mend ihe »ighi perform- Five-star Feature j MoM^ 'l,ue' nutertal.. will put on i highly Phillips to Appear Before Pi Gamma Mu Following • brief bo IV SPEAKS ON "LABOR" Newman Club Holds Card Party Tonight A card party will b* glean t Latest News Leads |
