1939_10 The Daily Collegian October 1939

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• with Lyndon and Betty	
Freshman Women, College Transfers
Invited to Tea Thursday Afternoon
Freshman women and college transfers will be the guests of jh<
Associated Women Students at a tea in the practice apartment on I
Thursday afternoon. October 5, from 2 until 4. The affair will I
mark the opening of the fall social season of the A. W. S., of
which iwry woman student is a member. '
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AFTER '30' COMMENTS
ON SOME
POLITICAL ASPECTS
"COLLEOIAN
WINDOW SHOPPER
UKES SKULLS '
FOR ORNAMENTS
VOLUME TWENTY-THREE
Pan-Hellenic
Invitations in
Mail Today
"Rushing to Be Simple;
Inconspicuous,' Says
Lawyer Phillips
By Jim Harkness
A rush on the student post office this morning by high freshman women signaled the start
of Pan-Hellenic rushing sr	
1..* .-l!Kjbl.' ror rushing, a woman mu:
as will b. permitted. Phillip!
INJURIES MAY HIT BULLDOGS HARD
IN TONIGHTS F S. C--GAUCHO TILT
TMcArthur Seems
'Ban Smokng in
Halls,'Edict
Press Day to Be
'Serious This Fall'
FRESNO. CALIFORNIA. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1939
Next, Please!... by m. crayne
Turnbull, McCall,
Dale Win in Election
FOUR SOPHOMORE REVOTES
NEEDED TO SETTLE POLLING
By JOE HINMAN
With three of the classes having settled their election, nearly
400 members of the sophomore class today awaited the final re-
The tightest election knot was tied by the sophomores, who
selected only two elective offices out of their six offered. Alan
The F. S. C. Bulldog with the Prime Texas Mines Steer already devoured as an appealer looks
BIKE RACE
'glory day' set  Bradshaw's Big
for next week   Headache Today
Frosh-Soph Brawl '
Winner to Get Trophy    ;    . BY DWIGHT BAHI^.
Fighting it out for a new 19-
inch trophy, the freshmen and
'sophomores will meet for theii
first annual "Day of Glory" :-
Blackstone Stadium next Ti
day at 3 p.m.Thc trophy, donated
• thc Fresno Bee, will be an^
mual presentation to thc brawl
..inners, according to Herb Fu-
trell, student body president.
MARCHING
BAND GOES TO
KERN CELEBRATION
F.S.C. Musicians to Playj
At 'Frontier Day'
BALLOTING
Cl§verie Takes
Frosh President
Joust Yesterday
Zamzow, Hickman,
Hunter Get High
Posts in Election
Bob Claverie. low freshman
from Roosevelt High, was
elected president of the huge
freshmen class yesterday, defeating   a   field   of   five   can
non without opposition.
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DEATH STALKS THE HALLS'-A
TRAGEDY FOR THE TINY TOTS
By Delia Pedroncelli
That waa y.st«rday. T
unJlc.   Ih.   final  tally   b
Bulldogs Get
Send-off Rally
-Jimmy Brajlshaw's  "Battling   I
whan  th.y arrived  at   th.   polls
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