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|Jim Mayer Is Elected
National Treasurer At
Student Prexy Confab
Local President UarnVsolutiona for Traditions
' and Award Problems at New York Convention,
Fresno Placed on National Executive Council
Jim Mayer, 37, Fresno State student president, was elected to
| the post of national treasurer of the National Student President's
■lation during the convention held in New York City last
. according to word received early this morning by the Collegian. The convention was attended by more than 300 student prcsi-
of the country.
Jsno was placed on the National Executive Council at the
session, according to Mayer. The annual convention opened
December 28 and lasted for five days.
J-.1"™™ Eight Candidates Enter
TO APPEAR ON
RADIO PROGRAM'
Local Artists Will Participate on
"California Hoar" With Fa-
raooa Stars
DATE SET IS FEBRUARY 7
Tryoute Will Be Held at Play-| with but two days It
house February 1, 2 In College ] 8tudent body officers to
Radio studio
Races For Offices As
Petition Deadline Nears
Hottest Battle Expected for Historian Post as
Three Enter; Al Keefer Opposes Catherine
White for Vice-President
MclM knowledge for hi« of
iiJerseyDemocrat |-HrS
::' Starts Drive for I'HH^S
j National Lottery TBH:ti
Representative Kenncy Hopes I'1" P"'0™"" "
!rj for Paasage of Bill to" Raise!'I'"™"™."' «
I' Billion Dollars Annually
ft in which to file petitions for the five
be elected for next semester, nine signed
j petitions had been turned in early this morning. The final dead-
I iv o« » o ii ...v lline, asset by Jim Mayer,'37, student body president, is tomorrow
Itil^Z h . "SfV?1 ^^ afternoon at four o'clock. The election for the offices has been set
the guest school on the Safeway f ^ tomorrow. January 13.
Sore sponsored California N,ght Asjde fnm ^ „ine „,„„„, entcrcd int0 the races_ another
nvefThT ,W J /^^1 Possible candidate looms; Frank Smith, '38, may still turn ina
*—* Of the Na-1 i(ion for , is|ative commissioner.
Company, I :
Broadcasting
TJiree H
Britain Threatens |
Fleet Mobilization
. To Protect Ships1
110 Admirality Refuses to State
"' | Whether Definite Orders Are
" Given 17
I Playhoua.-, February 1
ea Ihit they will coo- Salt Lake City mud Chicago to pick
Ai.ho«h it u~n^u»,., ca.ciej i Campus Staff Meets .
sv .,=d,nt. m., ,un ha« .n .,.«»: \t Noon Tomorrow; „
kty Friday morning for the opportunity
DEAN LAUNCHES SURVEY TO STUDY!
LIVING CONDITIONS OF STUDENTS
Drs. Lang, Thomas
Publish New Book
Uving at Home?
| Commoting from oat of town?
Driving; own e*r?
Riding with others?
If living away from home, which of these plans?
Rooming and Boarding?
Keeping house with other students? —
How bubtT
I Working in home for room? Board?
For both?
~r^ ^ Frosh 'Kid Jig'
ir£"H£sS5l Set for Friday ~"
; Gold Coast Prince
- Will Speak FridayEngl.siri^t^ered
• •Phllotophy of American Ed-
> material uted by Dr. Lang i
d for Filday night In
give a "regular old time
To Student Teachers
Newman Club Will
Hold Snow Party!
NO T. B. STUDENTS
Latest News Leads
Jallf.—Harry Banfleld. Tracy, engineer .on a fre
■d tonight when a boiler or ateam pice on tbe
LABOR LEADER" EJECTION PURPOSED
IERAL MOTORS REFUSES LABOR'S
lotora Corporation refuted
t of the corporation, which
MADRID—Scoro Wen killed 'and •
aiualUea occurred oh nearby b)
Bombs dropped bj rebel airplanes over the capital killed (0 pe
Object Description
| Title | 1937_01 The Daily Collegian January 1937 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1937 |
| 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" |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | January 5, 1937 Pg 1 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1937 |
| 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" |
| Language | eng |
| Full-Text-Search | ^jt££fi&« |Jim Mayer Is Elected National Treasurer At Student Prexy Confab Local President UarnVsolutiona for Traditions ' and Award Problems at New York Convention, Fresno Placed on National Executive Council Jim Mayer, 37, Fresno State student president, was elected to | the post of national treasurer of the National Student President's ■lation during the convention held in New York City last . according to word received early this morning by the Collegian. The convention was attended by more than 300 student prcsi- of the country. Jsno was placed on the National Executive Council at the session, according to Mayer. The annual convention opened December 28 and lasted for five days. J-.1"™™ Eight Candidates Enter TO APPEAR ON RADIO PROGRAM' Local Artists Will Participate on "California Hoar" With Fa- raooa Stars DATE SET IS FEBRUARY 7 Tryoute Will Be Held at Play-| with but two days It house February 1, 2 In College ] 8tudent body officers to Radio studio Races For Offices As Petition Deadline Nears Hottest Battle Expected for Historian Post as Three Enter; Al Keefer Opposes Catherine White for Vice-President MclM knowledge for hi« of iiJerseyDemocrat |-HrS ::' Starts Drive for I'HH^S j National Lottery TBH:ti Representative Kenncy Hopes I'1" P"'0™"" " !rj for Paasage of Bill to" Raise!'I'"™"™."' « I' Billion Dollars Annually ft in which to file petitions for the five be elected for next semester, nine signed j petitions had been turned in early this morning. The final dead- I iv o« » o ii ...v lline, asset by Jim Mayer,'37, student body president, is tomorrow Itil^Z h . "SfV?1 ^^ afternoon at four o'clock. The election for the offices has been set the guest school on the Safeway f ^ tomorrow. January 13. Sore sponsored California N,ght Asjde fnm ^ „ine „,„„„, entcrcd int0 the races_ another nvefThT ,W J /^^1 Possible candidate looms; Frank Smith, '38, may still turn ina *—* Of the Na-1 i(ion for , is|ative commissioner. Company, I : Broadcasting TJiree H Britain Threatens | Fleet Mobilization . To Protect Ships1 110 Admirality Refuses to State "' | Whether Definite Orders Are " Given 17 I Playhoua.-, February 1 ea Ihit they will coo- Salt Lake City mud Chicago to pick Ai.ho«h it u~n^u»,., ca.ciej i Campus Staff Meets . sv .,=d,nt. m., ,un ha« .n .,.«»: \t Noon Tomorrow; „ kty Friday morning for the opportunity DEAN LAUNCHES SURVEY TO STUDY! LIVING CONDITIONS OF STUDENTS Drs. Lang, Thomas Publish New Book Uving at Home? | Commoting from oat of town? Driving; own e*r? Riding with others? If living away from home, which of these plans? Rooming and Boarding? Keeping house with other students? — How bubtT I Working in home for room? Board? For both? ~r^ ^ Frosh 'Kid Jig' ir£"H£sS5l Set for Friday ~" ; Gold Coast Prince - Will Speak FridayEngl.siri^t^ered • •Phllotophy of American Ed- > material uted by Dr. Lang i d for Filday night In give a "regular old time To Student Teachers Newman Club Will Hold Snow Party! NO T. B. STUDENTS Latest News Leads Jallf.—Harry Banfleld. Tracy, engineer .on a fre ■d tonight when a boiler or ateam pice on tbe LABOR LEADER" EJECTION PURPOSED IERAL MOTORS REFUSES LABOR'S lotora Corporation refuted t of the corporation, which MADRID—Scoro Wen killed 'and • aiualUea occurred oh nearby b) Bombs dropped bj rebel airplanes over the capital killed (0 pe |
