1938_01 The Daily Collegian January 1938

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THE FRESNO STATE COLLEGE COLLEGIAN
LATEST
NEWS
LEADS
JS.R. O.Sign to Be I  society
Used af Concert
Accepts G.O.P. Headship
Dodd Predicts War
Roaala.)
tonight   began   censoring   cable  and'
Navy Plane Still Lost
<J.^d'"°™r.*£^\™7Zln.
n*ThTj,'"nl',n""nno„
Dahl Gets "Life"
7^r,^n»r^ r.h^r'd!,°pT,ch^
Skis on Airplane
I^tionl.rPl~or"lHe*- "rcen^^m*
Save Expectant Mother
rnndsco Franco.
SYDNEY.  N.   S.,  Jan.   <  CUB-*.
Is This a Free Land?
.nTcarry^g^cortodayfle-^e-
NEW   YORK.  Jan.  «.  <U»— Frank
boond   village   of   Dingwall,   brinrinr
*u reported dyinr in childbirth.
The i>hy»;cUn.  Dr.  Philip  Mijeonet.
naent atopped him.
bSlTerHlafSSZh^
•1 Won't Give Her Up!1
Mra. Jo.eph McNeil, waa eapected to
a'^'real^a^'.wee'theart.' aUgdi
Federal Government
i^Kto  IwX'nr'Brntlnl.0'under
Enters Seattle Tie-up
SEATTLE. Jan. S. OXO-The federal
. reliable aource M> tod.,.
""-^"".hlTVp."'^ 'and"union j
When the
of S«Bitl*> yesterday nooo.
BULLDOG
of  Labor  Frances   Perkins, conferred
was a
PUP
'"shC^iroa" '"""Seattle  changed
aa all deep-eea. eoaatwlae and Alaaka
1S Yean Ago
The   Raxxberry  edition  remembera
lmalely*iS» m°etf were affected when
General Motors Head
ofTlee- of pnealdent in the .tudent body
Sees Business Uptrend
WASHINGTON. Jan. «. (uJDWIIIIan.
Trine for the pott of A. 31   S  pre.1
the people to drop their feara of the
Ilia. Sarah Yoon  a' former .Indent
The chunky', gray-halred Daniah lm-
nate.   They will ll.e In Peking. China.
of   Prealdent    Rooaerelt'a   auggeated
propoaal that Indnatry alt about a con-
idot production more In tune with poa-
Jmt hare enrolled aa ]otn-nallaro ma.
ion at the fnlrerrity of Silaaouri.
"lf you want to le.el out the enrr.
/£ W QMoU ^t,.Pr',"","
prodoTjlonr " to  CW"rel MlM_n0'
Dr. Potter to Lead
Tulare Adult Forum
FRIDAY, JANUARY 7. iKs
Ex-U. S. Ambassador
To Germany Den<
• Hitlerian Policies
Dean Warns Against
.Heoa. Car Parking -      SJ^mrD^-e.,
.in;.'.     ; u king    lariinie-
Course Schedules Now
On Sale in Main Office
r^^eVtwTlSia^iironS Seniors to Nominate Kappa Delta Pi Sees
ce and la eapecied. by tho»e in; Class Luminaries Movies of Europe
Collegian Editor to
Be Selected Today
;""'*"'T!do'n™hrr'hMar> . Music Articles Missing .",'".■;,."'„." ',..■'".'„;.' m.',,'. .'.'
oyu Gil®
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Fletcher Valentine knows tobacco
values...like so many other independent experts he smokes Luckies!
I'VE bought 4,000,000 pounds of tobacco at auctions in the past ten years," says Mr. Valentine,
independent buyer of Wcstfield, N. C, "and my
bread and butter depends on making the right
bids. That's why I have to know tobacco values.
"Now I've smoked Luckies ever since 1918, and the
reason is, they suit my taste to a T. Nobody knows
better than we tobacco men that Luckies are made
of the finest center-leaf tobacco."
isn't all...Luckies'exclusive pi
"It's Toasted" takes out certain irritants naturally
present in all tobacco—even the finest! The result
is that you will find Luckies not only taste good
but are easy on your throat.
Surely,independent experts like Mr.Valentine make
good judges of cigarettes... Sworn records show
that, among independent tobacco experts, Luckies
have twice as many exclusive smokers as have all
other cigarettes combined!
WITH MEN WHO KNOW TOBACCO BEST |T'$ LUCKIES 2 TO 1
Student Officers for Spring .
Term To Be Chosen Tomorrow
Spirited Campaign May Set High in Election Turnouts;
Polling Will Take Place in A.W.S..Room From 8 to 4
;;,r,vitlcntcd enthusiasm in mid-term student flections will
, :i\ctl tomorrow as a record number of students are expected
■j., ir l.allnts in the polling booths located in tht- A. W. S.
Hi,. [Kills will be open from 8 a. m. to 4 p. m., according to
.l.-nijiirian. comissar of elections.
After-life Depends
On Own Experience,
Dr. Tenney Claims
Large Fresno Audience
Hears College Prof
In Sunday Address
EDITORIAL
Seniors to Elect
Outstanding
Limited Edition
Of Caravan to
Appear on Jan.
Only 400 Copies
Of Literary Book
Will Be Printed
SHALL WE PAY OUR ATHLETES? -
which is to be placed first, the cartjQgSS MeiTlberS
, is one which still remains unanswered
stations of a college and athletics
lis Officers Also
 that the horse—j    To Be Named in
academic subjects-Hs to precede the!     Election Tomorrow
athletics—just as surely is it apparent    Th- nam.* or :s ot h. mo.
■>i- nearly opposite is true at the pies- ['""'','" ,'".'"'J"™„'"t'omtnow"
of the ir
is that either the cart has speed-/-
ttl ip under its own power or the horse has become mired, £
I for it is plain to an intelligent observer that the two are >
:■■:  i-vi-n scale iii importance today. And the question
' tl.-.' i.mains to be answered is: Shall the cart be allowed .,
, to pass the horse and thus upset the natural order of '<
°     Just as it is true that a cart, once ahead of a horse,:
ean ijecome a dangerous thing, one likely to run out of
•• contuil and nullify the cooperative efforts that result when
'y tii'-y are operating in-the intended manner, so is it pos-
j -i':• ih;a'athletics, once given the right of way can, in
'• the wake of their growing importance, push academic
r matter into a secondary position, and themselves become
a Frankenstein that will soon destroy its maker, in this
'• case, any college or university in the nation.
I     There is "no sense in denying the evident truth that
■ the day of reckoning is soon coming at Fresno State
* (Continued on Page 4)
• Cross-section of
r~ljState Shown in
r,o^:^|McLane Exhibits
FRESNO STATE'S HEART BEAT IS RECORDED IN
" BUZZES, LIGHTS OF THE PHONE SWITCHBOARD
Man tiilnnley waa
Valley Teachers
To Convene Here
Y. W. Plans Final
Meet of Semester
.chooi. win .i».ii .•:•■ Noon Jig Scheduled
.   Onr.nU.ti...."   The       -      .„.   „.„
W.A.A. Hockey Play-off     j	
s:^,Il^l^ . Varsity Grid Photo
5£B-13/£ivSS Taken Tomorrow
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