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Page Four - -Tho Fresno State College Collegian- Time a,J TIDE By Frank Mesple Chaplin. F.nglt-h quads, an aurt •■-.. .. .11 fr<»i»i» >>. ern Russia '•»■- r«-|K«t. splrif-.l it. -i • o "■-• "1 nnirdei . with Irate ne.griboi. ii Due* Be' VyTfo.'e t- Union Destruction iCoed Code Wi" Now Under Way!Precede Canteen 1 BUY BONDS By Dorothy Gross According? lo Chalnnrin Elennnt ! | Miller, ihe Annual Card Coiln I; ■arltig completion and will l>- i ■ | "T~7 n CO««UMQuF gun. The luccrii of thcjc opera • "" I --on ill th. Irani the remaining Japi ■ " ,T»tvY 0m sin, New Georg-a. 9etit-atnv.il* Education Honorary i!ppro*pr'*tei'y sea'erj ' To Pledge New Members In Japan VJiS I* -h. Ini of th- !-,,„,.... -us., m.-tnt..-.. will Honkei 'liinriK whirl, lima* limn ,,|.i,|ir. .1 .,■ Hi. K i|.|... I'-l'. appolntm-^ M„ prophecies com- If / Many people ari day ef the wherea ill. lull 'tt&tVt&'ttSS Ca+holIc Club Convenes r the Italians whra w. I lislp the Allies on the pen.n meellna ell remember the day they lul. mil in Hi.- <.,.-.) l.MiiiR.- All m-u A new shiprfient of genuine ^Alligator. Billfolds have arrived Welnavc both men's and women's styles in red, blue, rust or brown COME IN TODAY AND LOOK ATTHEM STD'to Initiate • SEARHART'S Sheet Music • Records 81G OI.IVE LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED AND REPAIRED New parts for all makes of Mowers and Trimmers OLD MOWERS MADE AS GOOD AS NEW G. O. Dimock 1550 Palm Avenue Near McKinley Phone 2-7445 San Joaquin Valley's Leading Jeweler Since 1910 • 1131 Fulton Phone 23197 V S. Mi.iiI.Iiiu ifnuelry ..... The Finest in Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry ♦ SPECIAL RATES TO ALL COLLEGE STUDENTS AND FACULTY MEMBERS Headquarters for FRATERNITY and SORORITY PINS ♦ !' ■■ : jemeni Maurice "Red" Silverman AlpJia Fraternity ". i • Varsity "t" Society Ton STR66T ...a way to say "Pardner" to a visiting Pole When . I'ulivh (Iyer isyi Hallo. ISratie. be greets >..u a The Ati.eri.jn means the nmc th.r.i; wtit.il lie >ay» Hate a "4'< whether he oilers ii away from home ur fruiti hit icehun s. In Around the world. < ..ca-CoU Hands for lUfato* that r.j, Ihe jr.lcjb.il h.xh.s.KO «f iT>e kind-hear.cd. 3 Students, 2 Army Men to Perform With Symphony J. Three students will be nolo- i.-ts when the roller*' Svm- l.li.mi>• Orrhfttlns [>l;t\ - iht' Ii ft Ii .'iimpim nurt-fen Maivli N :,l S HI j„ 111,- ...11,-v.. all- teOUSOIAN •READABLE —WORTH READING" FRESNO. CALIFORNIA. TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1944 NUMBER 9 Page Contracts for Do You Like a Meatless Day? Yearbook Must Be MAFIOT- Obtained Todky H turn the following questionnaire to The Collegian box In Indent post office: Mjjfl you rater not hare a,meatless Tuesday? 1,-1 nliv I t„ Molin s.iilm.1 roLVLK FROM OfcL REV Mi- I nil.i,n . !.. i.-i- in.. •■ ' I'll ,.., I,., .- , »»„,„, Uh.. in- I..-.I .'.I - - "llli Mh. ■ , von prefer • the .same day? Y-S3Q \\ rinlii you prefer a cho it«a( .lish every day? - : aa Ves p No n r to nave one mcatles one meatless day a week, but No □ t of one meatless dish and one Nog i..i frnin S.- in.. II- an.l I't '•! Ill TICKETS A VAILABLE T« k.t- •• -M.I ... ill ih .. in Up In.l l.-l l..|ll hwJ} ,1.1.1. •Jif IIf -".- nilll -lli.l.i.t !.'., Ill k? s .» mam l*ra •1. us II 1 h.< I. k.t- will ... I..-I.- Ii: ' Ki I.-1) .ir ili>- .'.mi ■"■'••'•"•' ■ f III • ... ""* 1!,. |jtnmr. m iiiiil.-i l| ,- >t.-< ■ tV. H.i.1.1.1 !..-■ f of th.- Sign-ups This Week For Canteen March 17 nil IT Hill be II....J n......l.'.>, .nil K,,l.,> of .hi, „„,,„„„,... *.-.-k I' II..- MU.S.Vr ,.,^,.lei,l>«l ABol|„r Q ItiiljSalron. ft'l.^ST I UlllUllttK Hi. Mil Ii Hi I..I...ii:i S.t.i.-ii,.t. It.--I, r-»ltllinc th. f.. Ho N.> V. All-Faculty Assembly Will Be Discussed l.l) iirtKlitrllnn ih.- iH-M r." Hi' ■ nei-d UmIii) 111. Mil - Survey Indicates Students - Approve of a Meatless Day Interviewed ye*. I day. while 30 per cent answered no, t have expressed I because everyone would choose the - the meatless meat ttlsb. an* the latecomers would have no choice. Sirs. Gertrude. Durke. lunchroom and cafeteria ananaser. told of the difficulty of preparing Tuesday meals because of the small variety of food which may be served. Liver, chicken, or a>h seems to make up the bulk or the Tuesday She ha* found car, dishes ti unsuccessful through experience, and the rcirutrnlna? choice of food la very limited, she said. Mrs. Durke expressed her desire lo please the students, even to omlttlnr the mealies* day If abe could atretch her points to laat throuith the month She said sbe would not consider It unpatriotic to have- meat every day. since the union la closed two days a week, whlcb roulcl be count- mealliss In comparison with uwn town restaurants which observe the Rovemment'a siigues- | tInn of a meatless day. TtlCHtlay inirtieeil In the college union lunch room nnd cafeteria. T»«>nt> jwr cent would like have nn mtalteaa .Iny. if the points !illuw«'d to th.- college could be in...).- t.> stiet.l). and 3n per cent *..itl I hey dldii t ca«v Wh.'ii asked whether she would prefer not to have a meatless day, on ijlrl ..ns«<>reil. "No. I like meat. n wiint ra."nl In my aalad and qu..stlon. "Would you prefer In have one day meatless. hut ir.it always the same day?" was diet with deckled opposition, the reason for the Miulenta' answers being that lhi'> like to know when th..) lire going to haw- meat anil when I hey nre nol. T«. thi» .jiiesllnn 55 per cent an- *...-r.-.! negatively. 5 per cent yes. nn.I in p.-r cent »<-re Indifferent. • Xi-venly per eenl answered yes l.i th.- question of whtither Ihey Mould prefer a choice of one tt-M illvh ami tme meat ilinb Sjxfeen W'ACs Learn Spanish at State e .1 o'vlink <ln- ili.ii..».n in hi I? V T..iiii..v'- .itti.. Pan ll.ll.iiit Ian __ Sks.-i.iip- l«i ii.•• mils who lm>4' b.tn bid lo a aorortty wi-m held v.^'.-ielay aiel ilntll 11 3" t|ils '.loiiiing hut the silence period will .i.iitiiiue until It orloek till* after noon the aiinollll.elll. lit •>•( th«f pledges i,i . :..-h sorority villi lis' made In Ihe rVl.|»> I-...- of The i-..llegli,i, In lake roilti!. I I unity pii.j-. i .• stu.lrnt pre.n Pledge Lists Given To Presidents Today CAHLOS ROJAS, Spanish professor, looks over assignments subnitited by I.t Mvary I. Green and Pic Virginia Siovers Sixteen members of the Women's rmy Corps have enrolled In a ape- night claaa ih Spanish given r the auspice* of the Prtano I College. The group meets each Tuesday urn. 7 to 9 p.m. In room tOO of the miry under the Inatructlon of irlos Rojaa. assistant professor of e college Spanish department. The personnel of the claas ranges privates to a second lleuten- The claaa, organised Voluntarily by the WACs. Is being taken by le of the women for college credit. Othera attending are Interested In the practical and cultural value* thejr will obtain through a knowledge of the Spanish language. Those' taking the course for college work wllf be allowed a semester'* credit. The lessons covered are equivalent to a year of high school Instruction. The instruction, these 18 WACs are obtaining la In Una with the general policy of the 'Women' Army both to allow and encourage learning which Is not necessarily directly relareht to the military training tbey receive through the army Itaelf. Frosh Reception ThemeCentered About Ireland A "Dublin Jijr" will be the theme of the freshman reeep- {ion" given for the freshmen by th Rally Committee -this Friday night. The affair la to be bald from I to 11 o'clock In the social ball of the union for the Incoming freshman girts and transfer studeata and all of the men students on the campua. Bids to the reception saay be obtained In the box office la tho main foyer on Wednesday noon. all day Thursday. Friday noon, and i the union bookstore Friday aft- The evening1 will bo spent (a dancing with entertainment dartagr the Intermission. Faculty represan- lativee and all or tke Rally Oona. mittee member* will bo praaant to help acquaint the now students with tho college. Committee chairmen for too at- fair are decorations. Jsckie 8cktV knecat; publicity. Jeaa Barger; refreshments. Keller Oils; music. Betty Lou Veale. and bids. Frank Moaple. Mexican Sinatra To Entertain Club Manuel Diss, singer and compoe- '. will entertain members of the Spanish Club tomorrow evealog at the home of Marjorle 4t**», newly- elected president of the organisation, at 11(8 rarrta Avenue, vlee- prealdent Anita Rogers said today. Senor Dlas, In tho past, has starred on programs, over tho Mexico aty radio station* and recent- . ly accompanied President AvtU Comancno. aa a alngor, oa -the let* tar's presidential campaign tour. He now hold* a position aa Federal Inspector of tho tabor Department for the Mexican goverremejot, and la connected with the Mexican consulate In Fresno. Also included In tho evenlag'B ae- tivines will'bo an Important business meeting, games, rhumba aad tango records, and refreahiaeata. The meeUng. Miss Rogers aald.'wtn begin at 7 30 aad all members aad others Interested In Spanish are Invited to attend. Red Cross to Pick Committee Heads The executive committee ol tho recently formed Red Cross Chapter at Fre*no State will moot this aft- so to pick- the heads of the va- rioua committee* who will have charge of too Red Crew acUrlUea. Dorothy McAllister, secretary of the coord Ins ting unit, said yesterday. Friday afternoon at *. all the ecutlve committee will meet with Mrs. Ruth Blakey. executive secretary of the Fresno County Red Cross charter In the cosOBSlttae room of the union to discuss farther plans for getting the chapter under way. Tho member* of the exaeoUve committee are. In addition to Miss McAlllater, Louisa Masten. chair- and Gordon Walrota. treasurer. . , "-^TTOTtM
Object Description
Title | 1944_03 The Daily Collegian March 1944 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1944 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
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, 35 mm. |
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Language | eng |
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Title | March 3, 1944 Pg 4- March 7, 1944 Pg 1 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1944 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
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, 35 mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
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Page Four -
-Tho Fresno State College Collegian-
Time a,J
TIDE
By Frank Mesple
Chaplin. F.nglt-h quads, an
aurt •■-.. .. .11 fr<»i»i» >>.
ern Russia '•»■- r«-|K«t.
splrif-.l it. -i • o "■-•
"1 nnirdei . with
Irate ne.griboi.
ii Due* Be'
VyTfo.'e t-
Union Destruction iCoed Code Wi"
Now Under Way!Precede Canteen 1 BUY BONDS
By Dorothy Gross
According? lo Chalnnrin Elennnt !
| Miller, ihe Annual Card Coiln I;
■arltig completion and will l>- i ■ |
"T~7
n CO««UMQuF
gun. The luccrii of thcjc opera • "" I --on ill th. Irani
the remaining Japi ■ " ,T»tvY 0m
sin, New Georg-a. 9etit-atnv.il* Education Honorary
i!ppro*pr'*tei'y sea'erj ' To Pledge New Members
In Japan VJiS I* -h. Ini of th- !-,,„,.... -us., m.-tnt..-.. will
Honkei 'liinriK whirl, lima* limn ,,|.i,|ir. .1 .,■ Hi. K i|.|... I'-l'.
appolntm-^ M„
prophecies com- If
/ Many people ari
day ef the wherea
ill. lull
'tt&tVt&'ttSS Ca+holIc Club Convenes
r the Italians whra w.
I lislp the Allies on the pen.n meellna
ell remember the day they
lul. mil
in Hi.- <.,.-.) l.MiiiR.- All m-u
A new shiprfient of genuine
^Alligator. Billfolds
have arrived
Welnavc both men's and women's
styles in red, blue, rust
or brown
COME IN TODAY AND LOOK
ATTHEM
STD'to Initiate
• SEARHART'S
Sheet Music • Records
81G OI.IVE
LAWNMOWERS
SHARPENED
AND
REPAIRED
New parts for all
makes of Mowers
and Trimmers
OLD MOWERS
MADE AS GOOD
AS NEW
G. O. Dimock
1550 Palm Avenue
Near McKinley
Phone 2-7445
San Joaquin Valley's
Leading Jeweler
Since 1910
• 1131 Fulton
Phone 23197
V S. Mi.iiI.Iiiu
ifnuelry .....
The Finest in Diamonds,
Watches and Jewelry
♦
SPECIAL RATES TO
ALL
COLLEGE STUDENTS
AND
FACULTY MEMBERS
Headquarters for
FRATERNITY and
SORORITY PINS
♦
!' ■■ : jemeni
Maurice "Red" Silverman
AlpJia Fraternity
". i •
Varsity "t" Society
Ton STR66T
...a way to say "Pardner" to a visiting Pole
When . I'ulivh (Iyer isyi Hallo. ISratie. be greets >..u a
The Ati.eri.jn means the nmc th.r.i; wtit.il lie >ay» Hate a "4'<
whether he oilers ii away from home ur fruiti hit icehun s. In
Around the world. < ..ca-CoU Hands for lUfato* that r.j,
Ihe jr.lcjb.il h.xh.s.KO «f iT>e kind-hear.cd.
3 Students, 2 Army
Men to Perform
With Symphony J.
Three students will be nolo-
i.-ts when the roller*' Svm-
l.li.mi>• Orrhfttlns [>l;t\ - iht'
Ii ft Ii .'iimpim nurt-fen Maivli
N :,l S HI j„ 111,- ...11,-v.. all-
teOUSOIAN
•READABLE —WORTH READING"
FRESNO. CALIFORNIA. TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1944 NUMBER 9
Page Contracts for Do You Like a Meatless Day?
Yearbook Must Be MAFIOT-
Obtained
Todky
H
turn the following questionnaire to The Collegian box In
Indent post office:
Mjjfl you rater not hare a,meatless Tuesday?
1,-1 nliv
I t„ Molin s.iilm.1
roLVLK FROM OfcL REV
Mi- I nil.i,n . !.. i.-i- in.. •■ ' I'll
,.., I,., .- , »»„,„, Uh.. in- I..-.I
.'.I - - "llli Mh. ■ ,
von prefer
• the .same day?
Y-S3Q
\\ rinlii you prefer a cho
it«a( .lish every day?
- : aa
Ves p No n
r to nave one mcatles
one meatless day a week, but
No □
t of one meatless dish and one
Nog
i..i frnin S.-
in.. II-
an.l I't
'•!
Ill
TICKETS A
VAILABLE
T« k.t- ••
-M.I ...
ill ih
.. in
Up
In.l l.-l
l..|ll
hwJ} ,1.1.1.
•Jif IIf -".-
nilll -lli.l.i.t
!.'., Ill
k?
s
.» mam l*ra
•1. us II
1 h.<
I. k.t- will
... I..-I.-
Ii: '
Ki
I.-1)
.ir ili>- .'.mi
■"■'••'•"•'
■ f III
• ...
""*
1!,. |jtnmr.
m iiiiil.-i
l| ,-
>t.-<
■ tV.
H.i.1.1.1
!..-■
f of
th.-
Sign-ups This Week
For Canteen March 17
nil IT Hill be
II....J n......l.'.>, .nil K,,l.,> of .hi, „„,,„„„,...
*.-.-k I' II..- MU.S.Vr ,.,^,.lei,l>«l ABol|„r Q
ItiiljSalron.
ft'l.^ST I UlllUllttK
Hi. Mil Ii Hi I..I...ii:i S.t.i.-ii,.t.
It.--I, r-»ltllinc th. f.. Ho N.> V.
All-Faculty Assembly
Will Be Discussed
l.l) iirtKlitrllnn
ih.- iH-M r." Hi'
■ nei-d UmIii)
111. Mil
- Survey Indicates Students
- Approve of a Meatless Day
Interviewed ye*. I day. while 30 per cent answered no,
t have expressed I because everyone would choose the
- the meatless meat ttlsb. an* the latecomers
would have no choice.
Sirs. Gertrude. Durke. lunchroom
and cafeteria ananaser. told of the
difficulty of preparing Tuesday
meals because of the small variety
of food which may be served.
Liver, chicken, or a>h seems to
make up the bulk or the Tuesday
She ha* found car, dishes ti
unsuccessful through experience,
and the rcirutrnlna? choice of food la
very limited, she said.
Mrs. Durke expressed her desire
lo please the students, even to
omlttlnr the mealies* day If abe
could atretch her points to laat
throuith the month
She said sbe would not consider
It unpatriotic to have- meat every
day. since the union la closed two
days a week, whlcb roulcl be count-
mealliss In comparison with
uwn town restaurants which
observe the Rovemment'a siigues-
| tInn of a meatless day.
TtlCHtlay inirtieeil In the college
union lunch room nnd cafeteria.
T»«>nt> jwr cent would like
have nn mtalteaa .Iny. if the points
!illuw«'d to th.- college could be
in...).- t.> stiet.l). and 3n per cent
*..itl I hey dldii t ca«v
Wh.'ii asked whether she would
prefer not to have a meatless day,
on ijlrl ..ns«<>reil. "No. I like meat.
n wiint ra."nl In my aalad and
qu..stlon. "Would you
prefer In have one day meatless.
hut ir.it always the same day?" was
diet with deckled opposition, the
reason for the Miulenta' answers
being that lhi'> like to know when
th..) lire going to haw- meat anil
when I hey nre nol.
T«. thi» .jiiesllnn 55 per cent an-
*...-r.-.! negatively. 5 per cent yes.
nn.I in p.-r cent »<-re Indifferent.
• Xi-venly per eenl answered yes
l.i th.- question of whtither Ihey
Mould prefer a choice of one
tt-M illvh ami tme meat ilinb
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