1940_09 The Daily Collegian September 1940

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I JjFor F.S.C. Campus
Many Students n0 ncw corps for
Wedded During
Summer Vacation
. The Fresno State College Collegian -
Delta Karpa and Tokalo
Colleges, Thomas Says
More New Profs
Henningsen Heads
Triple S Group
ie Triple S Sol>hom
More Registration
FSC Band Makes Fall
Debut at Bakersfield
More President's Message
tasteful duty of beating back the bandits of Naziism in order
.at it may again be possible to build a civilized life.
Thc conditions call for a courage and heroism never exceeded
... thc splendid records of America's struggle for liberty. Both
old and young will have to face self-denial and sacrifices that wc
regarded a few months ago as unthinkable. We may have to
accept association and labors which we dislike in order that there
may again be security for those things which make life worth
living. Democracy has not yet solved many urgent problems of
securing social justice, although the progress, especially in some
Scandinavian countries now under the conqueror's heel, had ad-
anced much farther than that achieved by any other form ot
government. The question now is not of minor faults but the one
great question as to whether the future of humanity and its dcs-
tiny are to be worked out under thc harsh force and espionage
of brutal dictatorship or under a form of government which permits problems to be discussed freely and ultimately solved in accordance with respect for human rights and thc dignity of the
individual.
This year is ours to use to prepare better for the grave res
sibilitics ahead. Our national leaders urge youth to spend
in thc schools and colleges, training for clearer thinking and
effective action. Students in college arc exempt from m"'
conscription until next summer. The wisest plan is to c
your college work in the confidence that your services,
or war, will be most useful and most satisfying if you have
prepared to make them efficient and directed with intelligence.
America has found its most splendid leadership and its most
loyal citizenry in the hours of crises. We rise to our finest possibilities when great responsibilities.call us to patriotic service in
whatever line thc greatest need may be. The youth of the present
day will not be found inferior to those who, with meager resourci
made possible our national greatness. The events and decisions
ear will stand out as great occasions, to be recalled vividly
throughout the remainder of our lives. I greet our great body of
students at thc opening of this college year in full confidence
imerican youth will meet bravely its obligations in a spirit
worthy of the greatest American tradiions.
FRANK W. THOMAS
Palmquist, Reckas
Get $50 Scholarships
t    BOARD and ROOM
FOR COLLEGE GIRLS
j    MRS. J. R. DOYLE
OUR AIM THIS FALL
FASTER SERVICE
GOOD FOOD
at our unusual
low prices
SERVICE MONDAY
CLASSES TO BE CUT
FOR WILLKIE TALK
First Play Trials
Scheduled Tomorrow
More Radio Plans
S COMMITTEE  REPORT
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FRESNO. CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1940
PETITIONS FOR CLASS
OFFICES OUT MONDAY
Publications Job Also Open As
Ted Day Fails to Return
Petitions for offices in the three upper classes and for the
student body post of Commissioner of Publications will be available in the Student Body President's office Monday.    '
The freshman class will not be afforded an opportunity to take
advantage of the usual election procedure, instead will make
THE AIR
Bee Gets Season
Football Game
Broadcast Okeh
KMJ to Feed Local
Contests to California
Radio System
menu previous U
Tau Hop to Honor
Gridders Tonight
Smith's Band to Play;
'Special Train' Tickets
ml the season's social openc
inual   Special   Train-trill   1
d aa door prlzea. Smale aal
Ducats for tbe dance
SPANISH CLUB
The Spanlab Club will I
■oeetlne; tneadar night at
OVER THE TOP
Defense Tax
May Assess
^ WW Frats, Clubs
10 Per Cent Duty May
Be Levied by Internal
Revenue Department
Fraternity and sorority members may be forced to pay a 10
per cent tax on thtir dues and
assessments under the
tional Defense Tax enacted this
nras learned today.
It The Collegian  stair,
epores that the defense
to apply to college or-
Over 2,000 Enrolled
Despite Fewer Frosh
Registration of Limited Students
Next Week Expected to Swell Total
Fresno State's fall registration figure for 1940 went over the
2,000 mark yesterday when 724 students filed for entry since
Monday following an all-time high first-day total of 1,323.
Id be disregarded.
HANDBOOKS ON TAP
MONDAY. TUESDAY
Band Still Has Room
For 34 Musicians
ir IIU1  Duntsch.   etudcbl. b:
Fresno Symphony Orchestra
To Present Six Concerts
SCHOOL CALLED OFF
FOR WILLKIE SPEECH
Sororities Begin
Rushing tor Fall
Semester Monday
Eligible Rushees to
Register With Dean
Baker Next Week
iy,  Tuesday and  Wednesday  afte
STUDENT ACTIVITY
SHEETS DUE NOW
i pond trig period dnxl
! TO   REGISTER
i approilmately   22S
« filing or registration <
i began Wednesday and will
through today. College off
COURSE  FEE OCT. 21
ie library, to go to
n, college comptrol-
A.W.S. to Honor
Freshman Women
Assembly, Party,
Fashion Show Scheduler!
r freshman worn \
l-.S. rre.ld.-nt. announced. \
at the box office during U
our todajr. Monday, and Tin
11 unperrlass women may pi