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Page Four- FUN, FRIVOLITY Summer School Termed Six Weeks of 'Heaven Study' Summer school, a period of six weeks of heaven and study is an experience that no Fresno Stater should miss before he graduates, in the unanimous opinion of those who have attended. -The Fresno State College Collegian — POLITICAL FARCE Knickerbocker Play; Tickets Go On Sale1 Box Office Opens Monday for Comedy . . . liveliest feature . re.pecllT.tr, of ll lent Do.!)-, expressed p. ''State's 400' 3 in Alpha Theta Pledges Initiated at St. James Cathedral PI NU GAMMA Delta Kappas Initiate Thirteen Pledges Piano Class to Give Free Concert Monday Psi Chi lotas Give Presentation Dance Patronize Our Advertisers [ffl\EYES ickeu would be entitled j The taller lamps with broader shades are best for eye work. Small lamps are all j right in their places such as Key Plans Social in for decorative cheer, but not Training School Hall ' The Illuminating Engineering Society, national professional group of lighting engineers, approves only fairly tall lamps for reading. The grown-up table lamp does a more man-size job for our eyes. Lighting Service San Joaquin Power Division Pacific Gas and Electric Co. FOR YOUR CORSAGES THIS WEEK SEE CHIMO-OLIVER Advertising Causes Limitation of News i. today'. Collegian a. J-S0J7. 17S1 VU Nmi I Patronize Our Advertisers HARTFIELD'S 1041 FULTON STREET Headquarters For College Girls' CLOTHES highlighting*.... double duty frocks Now Priced at 3.99 and up Talented little frocks to- see you smartly Ihrough all Spring affairs . . . teas, luncheons, exchanges . . . Prints, pastels, navy. GRAYSON'S coop«iLy= no wilt'n or jilt'n in summer formals from Cooper's 895 to 1695 u read ajx>ut your alumni, Helen GET YOUR WHITE PALM BEACH at HARRY COFFEE'S % ,75 PETITIONS CALLED 'COLLEGIAN KING VOTE SLATED TOMORROW VOLUME TWENTY-FOUR MEMBEH OF CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION CARNjVAL Concessions Under Way For Fun Night Eleven Entered in King Election; Ballot Slated for Tomorrow Concessionaires for the Blu< Key Carnival are asked by Tobj |j«!,-ss. president of the honoi fraternity, to consult the ma] posted outside Dean Briggs' of (ice today to determine their lo aliens at the festival. i Kumlval King. 1 FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, MAY 7. 1940 Three ]More Who Want to Play Politician WORLD BEATERS Indian Track Team Seeks New Marks Record Smashing Attempts by 'Farm Boys' May Highlight West Coast Relays An attempt by Stanford University to shatter three world rec- irds will be spot-lighted at the fourteenth annual West Coast Relays Saturday night in thc Blackstone Avenue stadium. COKE PALACE Interest Gains as $4,500 BUDGET SLASH Deadline Nears tor SEEN FOR '40-'4l YEAR Spring Election ' Petitions Must be Filed by 4 Wednesday With the deadline for election petitions falling at 4'o'clock to- A ? 1,500 .-'.ash in the in-m-iati<l students' budget .ear loomed as a possibility today following Dr. Frank W. Thomas that a recent ruling by the attorney gen- 'ral's office would make it impossible to require junior college 'tuilents to purchase student body cards. ♦ Fresno Slate has 300 Junior college 'ServiceClubmen ;I . Invade FSC Campus I Final Plans for New Union to Be Made Soon Specifications to be Given Contractors Next Week P. T. Poage, assistant state architect, will be here Thursday to confer with President Frank! W. Thomas concerning the final j specifications for Fresno State' new $165,000 student union. Olson, Pedroncelli Elected to Head Campus Publications n on the Caravan during I . popularity post [;• ,;"> & Roses Can Not Be Sent To Narvik, Norway 'nvVilttrtmiiiTU-ilje' fcimi'm •<} n »i Oratorical Contest Boasts 16 Entrants Tuesday. May 14. 1030 CI McGREW TO SPEAK Knickerbocker Holiday Technicians Recreate New Amsterdam of 1620 Captain Clyde Jeffrey al . indians favored Bowl Enlargement lr,r- Slated for Fall jEdison Tech to Give Assembly Thursday Agriculture Club Grows Educated Strawberries •■• Hum- Cone. Angelina Mot Vllllam Espinosa. The ."rl.i Uu'liiilra Elmer I'apl. I! RELAYS TICKETS PLACED ON SALE
Object Description
Title | 1940_05 The Daily Collegian May 1940 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1940 |
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" |
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Title | May , 1940 Pg 1 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1940 |
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" |
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Page Four-
FUN, FRIVOLITY
Summer School Termed Six
Weeks of 'Heaven Study'
Summer school, a period of six weeks of heaven and study
is an experience that no Fresno Stater should miss before he
graduates, in the unanimous opinion of those who have attended.
-The Fresno State College Collegian —
POLITICAL FARCE
Knickerbocker Play;
Tickets Go On Sale1
Box Office Opens
Monday for Comedy
. . . liveliest feature
. re.pecllT.tr, of ll
lent Do.!)-, expressed p.
''State's 400'
3
in Alpha Theta
Pledges Initiated at
St. James Cathedral
PI NU GAMMA
Delta Kappas Initiate
Thirteen Pledges
Piano Class to Give
Free Concert Monday
Psi Chi lotas Give
Presentation Dance
Patronize Our Advertisers
[ffl\EYES
ickeu would be entitled j The taller lamps with broader shades are best for eye
work. Small lamps are all
j right in their places such as
Key Plans Social in for decorative cheer, but not
Training School Hall
' The Illuminating Engineering Society, national
professional group of lighting engineers, approves only
fairly tall lamps for reading. The grown-up table
lamp does a more man-size
job for our eyes.
Lighting Service
San Joaquin Power Division
Pacific Gas and Electric Co.
FOR YOUR CORSAGES
THIS WEEK
SEE
CHIMO-OLIVER
Advertising Causes
Limitation of News
i. today'. Collegian
a. J-S0J7. 17S1 VU Nmi I
Patronize Our Advertisers
HARTFIELD'S
1041 FULTON STREET
Headquarters
For College Girls'
CLOTHES
highlighting*....
double duty frocks
Now Priced at
3.99 and up
Talented little frocks
to- see you smartly
Ihrough all Spring affairs . . . teas, luncheons, exchanges . . .
Prints, pastels, navy.
GRAYSON'S
coop«iLy=
no wilt'n
or jilt'n
in
summer formals
from Cooper's
895 to 1695
u read ajx>ut your alumni, Helen
GET YOUR WHITE PALM BEACH
at HARRY COFFEE'S
%
,75
PETITIONS CALLED
'COLLEGIAN
KING VOTE
SLATED
TOMORROW
VOLUME TWENTY-FOUR
MEMBEH OF CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION
CARNjVAL
Concessions
Under Way
For Fun Night
Eleven Entered in
King Election; Ballot
Slated for Tomorrow
Concessionaires for the Blu<
Key Carnival are asked by Tobj
|j«!,-ss. president of the honoi
fraternity, to consult the ma]
posted outside Dean Briggs' of
(ice today to determine their lo
aliens at the festival.
i Kumlval King. 1
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, MAY 7. 1940
Three ]More Who Want to Play Politician
WORLD BEATERS
Indian Track Team
Seeks New Marks
Record Smashing Attempts by 'Farm Boys'
May Highlight West Coast Relays
An attempt by Stanford University to shatter three world rec-
irds will be spot-lighted at the fourteenth annual West Coast
Relays Saturday night in thc Blackstone Avenue stadium.
COKE PALACE
Interest Gains as $4,500 BUDGET SLASH
Deadline Nears tor SEEN FOR '40-'4l YEAR
Spring Election '
Petitions Must be
Filed by 4 Wednesday
With the deadline for election
petitions falling at 4'o'clock to-
A ? 1,500 .-'.ash in the in-m-iati |