1940_04 The Daily Collegian April 1940

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"COLLEOIAN
UCHTY'S CARTOON.
GRIN AND BEAR IT.
STARTS TODAY
efiLUME .TWENTY-FOUR
MEW DEAL?
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[EMBEH OF CALIFORNIA NEWSP
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, T
CHANGE
Prexy Campaign
Limitations Lifted
By Amendment
APEH POBLISH6BS ASSOOATIC*
UESDAY, APRIL 2, 1940
MORE THE MERRIER
NUMBER 13
iford Enter Battle
it Presidents Post
frosh C/ess Takes Command
Of Fresno State Activities
John Olson Takes Futrell's Prexy Position;
Yearling* Will Serve On Boards, Committees
Radka, Lai
For Studei
Fresno State student administration and activities are in the
tinds of the yearlings this week.
Proposal Would
Put "Life" Into
Four-way Contest
' flH^SH
When John Olson, president pro tem, but In reality the fresh-
BU, class president, took up the gavel yesterday the entire student
Presidential Race
fH-.^BPv."'","^
Seen as Petition
political organization went under the control of the frosh class,
whose members will serve on the various campus boards and
committees during "Freshman Week."
Posters, hand bills, banners,
and free soda water will once
again be used by candidates for
student president if a proposed
amendment to the college const -
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Wr  i
Deadline Nears
Br Boa Smith
:,. the duties o( the group will be ez-
OH BOY
Two more hats were tossed
into the student body president
Band to Hit Road
race yesterday as Con Lanford,
chairman of the Public Relations
Committee, and Al Radka, vice-
... paper highlight
Ocr of the highlight* of the week
On Four-Day Tour
. . . limitations
mmmmt^jL
president of the student body,
announced" their candidacy.
Their   declarations   followed
.01 be :i special edition ol The Col-
Ircisn next Friday which wlll he de-
Santa Cruz, Bakersfield
. rin' °'ll "",""°t">D' " '""* '"'
Wk ^B ~Jfft
close on the heels of an an
tettd almost entirely to doing, of the
Are Points of Call
SrSO^HS
|     HsitasH^H
nouncement in last Friday's Collegian that Charles Brown, Rally
Committee chairman, is seeking
ynnsby. frosh Journalist from Fowler
the prexy's post
R^^SSJg^LS^!!;
r»"1 ^tenMvTlllo'ktag ,« .'.low
to^rt.TT'V«rionChth,re.,d *PPet
Although it was not until yesterday
u editor pro tem for the one edition.
of this  kind  that  Fresno State  has
that "there 'ahall"!* no llmOaUons 'on
SMARTIES AGAIN
nouncement concerning his candidacy.
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nlor. public relations director.
Hon auV"'ttat "e^pe'nes'l'ncu^ed'' n
OMEGAS GRAB TOP
Ihat he would ran.
— radka surprises
opens In Tulare Tuesday. April 30 and
sad Olson, yesterday declared th.it the
closes In Sanla Cms Friday. May 3,
Hi'^rS'"""^*
TONG GRADE RATING
as a surprise to thou near the pollt-
indent   admlnlatraUon."    and   com-
the show, will be presented.
... on ballot
A top grade average of 1.66 held by the Omega Xi Omicron
sorority for the fall semester once again gave the sororities an
... personnel given; Mm {tir roaJ |rlp pn)pOT Dtg)M In
edge over the fraternities in grades, according to figures released
orw"o»?nV«in^tteet:^i°ynclB    """'in.' o^AMl" W ta Ve'^'oro
Keneral  election  ballots  for  student
yesterday by Dean Mary Baker.
!*r.£ra™l*eh!" romtoent a'tb"^
Allen. Seymour Bond. Bernard Miller,  of the v> M.n Club and In Vital a
president. April 17 or 19. respectively,
because, they said. If It were passed
Ing In last Frlday-s Collegtan. waa the
SUBSTITUTES
would In all probability secure a peU-
Donald   Morrison.   Robert   Sbattuck. on  th.- evening  ol  April  21 af the
Htrgrry Mllbolland.    Dick Robinson., VLalla Hlch School Auditorium und r
Fat TMele.    Bob  Spangler.    Robert' the sponsorship ot the Vlsalla Lions
Special Meetings
jHHrg^3
ana Sandborn. Bob Heeren. Mary Uu
... 3 years at visalia
... londgreen leads
Thelma   Londgreen.   Alpha   Theta,
For Freshmen Tolc
Frosh to Attend"
... Steinberg doubtful
E.rr.   No™*,n    ^t'DKto'-M^"°^
and "th.^s'econd'".ar'MMford hasV-
.lection on Friday.
chelto. Delta Sigma Epsllon. who last
Committees, Boards
leas the general opinion Is that rii.-lr.
SorLn°K.t«*       .'  .   '
vlted the cast to return to llanford
... the amendment
oml'honor l"ll ertthw average of I SO
Student  Body   President   Herb Fu
he'hu'a1 Job srUungl*foar°n'm "upo'ub"
... student federation
l^rfcTcommHl". Wendell Sum,'.
ship" of the hleh°,rhU»rband;8May >.
Jm\1r\j4%mm\TJ,»t\^mm%
court. "   "3  ","tml",  '"  *  1S'Ma"
The?.'" is'lollow.":'1" "'^ WMlL
193?°.°tr.n."™' from^'buVcolle^
tetoi£jl^SJobJaai«."'
SZr't M,.o.«d\Ut'.»olrlM
.ororltlM'™"* °chw!U^"oS'croa*
T1f.0O^B«rd of A.h..«lc Control.
".Tbee^promlnen?^
Election   Committee.  Bob   Wlntler.
, ,     i-,.       ,r>:-.- ... ..:i-.,r ..:  It.r
Handbook in 103s and managing editor
of The Collegian In 1539> In 1939 he
May :. s.it. 1-uli Obispo In a night
be  used  for campaign  purposes.
hurt Hunter, chairman, Dorothy Jan
performattce at tbe local high school
-^Howard Henderaon. and Verllnda
fornla Pol)technical Hlch School: Fr|.
..pen... of candidate, for ttud.nt
. . . omegas again
dent Pr.sld.nf. Office.
(Mora on Page Four)
day   May 3   (momlne)  an assembly
at Ihe Tosradero ITnlou Hlch School.
v*3'LV^ffcT,o«npr.V.ld.l,U"
•verjg*" They "« "followed b, the
""^^^..,.0,.   .,ud.n,
PLAYHOUSE
Jw.,Ce.*.™"c..rk.andi,
2"oT""^i» Crus'lt't TneVw
an'.ll t^n?r«trlct^o'n,.",,    T
.A«obnVal7"thlrrp^cesri're,^trvely.
,2:"-^ 'C105"ml,, "n°-
'Holiday' Ticket
| Dates Released
VOTING
MB to Elect New
... at bakersfield
JUNIOR CLASS MEET
SET FOR THURSDAY
mrn',g"n7ngtr.ver,X°Th'e*»ro™
THURSDAY-
,h^wa,v^^^^.M^u)■'.'un!!eMh«
Dancing to tbe music of Hollywood.
IS- IS—a" v.  Coordination  Com
Production to Start
'rexy Tomorrow
3x3^^—
class meeting Thursday night from 8
offer.
&W£jS IS
May 14, and May 21
GERMAN CLLLB
A   one-act   play.   "Klncr Mum  llcl
!.£5H5\Siri?d'H
Gladys Schiedt,
Dulcie Sharp Vying
poC. AVR.'dka,"wpertona;or:',J^
n^lcal'Smw iT'bf pla^L^lS
%ZiQ°~mm 12*     PUb'iCitl0n,'
"""t'pia'yhouse"' "'      ' ln"^,'^",,
jJtttlon of a new A. W. S. pratltlwl
(Mrsblad, twlw band director; Miriam
Webb, dance director: and Mannlug.
WINZLER HEADS
freshmeni! wpl be served.
burn's home. 6J3 McKinley Avenue.
clans who Iwv* been appolnietl to the
various  bonnl*  and  commit toes  dur
U^'iul au"lS?i*."iO. and "r^she
*dy» Schiedt and Dulcie Sharp a .-
IT'S NEW
\rts Degree
".''and*:!.'-*™""' "Cl"U '" "*" "■
<*< »o candldatei for the office, now
Md by irma Mae Wnabuerger.
Associate of /
bod)   cards  Monday.   May  6.  at  the
Playhouse boa office.
*W« 8***" lW° T™! chairman
THURSDAY ASSEMBLY
Dob Wlnzlcr will lake over the rn e
F. S. C. students who have successfully completed a two-year vocational
course or a regular lower division course, but who do not Intend to continue
SSTeLSiv'SS
ful production given by the Playhouse
vv.   Wright   yesterday.     "The   cat.
g^^SS
of   proressor   of   rou-l   il   kutmlcdgc
wh. n be ""'""'"—"^ .,','emb y
recognition for having completed a college training in a two-year cour»e.
may be applied on a four-year degree.
bly  Thuiyay  will   be presided  ov r
by   John  OUon.   president,   and   w 1
pTHT,'r',,'6,':ttm7,0°,'°"
r,uh as an w,lvj^J™p^ent.
Zm^m\7m\\ZlT^Z^
be In charge of Stuart Hunter ant
nc^u!e°pUy.T7nhdicater A^othe'r
stated  President Thomas   today.   "It
unusual technique employed by Mai-
KTbS l^rSBcember1'lndI'ls0^
grain" tlnd, "a""' «««*««<«■ V*
""rerred^'riVsIudenis^uceeilful^
following:   A major consisting of at
™irTor^U^^\CL0be^nh,ched
appearing as the author of the play.
■■ttber of the  Omesa   XI   Omicron
SHHr"^   """
tlncate In Hie upper division." The de-
i!^S^S?r5S
ence. >od at time, remonstrating with
*«• Schiedt will be a second seme*
'** lanlor and Mlas   Sharp   a   first
COURSE FEES DUE
Francisco this week end to arrange
ir.tude'nt'.who were qualified lo re-
ceive It. The degree will now apply In
of tl... ....rly Dutch-Americn clothing
All chairmen of ^^"J^'j^
gs*M la Eugene. Oreion. on AprU
^fUreL.  »  ».   degree
^JTnT.'f,:.d,ofCu.^'o',,,
fine will be M.15.
[put. according to the Playhouse dl-