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The Rear View Mirror . . . ICotiaoad from Pat* I / ad vacated a democratic government Baee heea tmprteoned Paaclam haa easae eat 1b the apen in The Amer New here Is the analogy to the Aiaiattne'i students snd prof** sees September IS "March of Coo BfJtatrlrB aad Freedom" la.t Sat ardap eight the PSC Bulldog* en " r Pleld eleven through the sg* ttudent. w rooting for the joytaeau that go with freedom reigned: this Is sot the type of youth movement that Hitler sad Mussolini tried to present ot th* world tnd failed, thla I* the type of youth movement that the dicta tors of Argentina have attempted to Instill In their youth but have failed America produce* great men and omen because here man baan't that eSssh eeUege ttudent. were tn tJStir sera section rooting for tbe J_wL_) dags la wla. T** . Tha rVesrio Stare CovsWria Copastjien sttempted to tubmergw tb*lr free- J*]^ £ tSfwUp Bw«5ra ceased to exist Tbe msn becomes subservient to 1 either phyilcally or mentally cesses to exist si s man sad potential value Is loit Maa It the crux of t state and that atate la weak or itrong depending on the itrengtb of that t The college student and profee- This could he called a youth I tor have alwaya been leaden and movement bat s youth movement fighters for Independence wtesre laughter gaiety, and the en | where where a strong might baa Thla step of the ttudent* tnd profeeeor. of ArgaoUaa Is s won* derful step aad the teeeesaful accomplishment of tSvttr desire* I* urged, hut If snd when tbey can establish s democratic government tbey should elect men who aren't military because throughout tbe history of Latin America her military men have been her leaders and ber dictator. It It good thst Gen- erala Raw son and Martin are elding civilian Argentina fight for Be* I w*r* elected te pie B. sophomore service group, tt the meeting of tbe orgaaltatlon Priday They will replace Audley Vaughn and Mary Ambrose, who sent tn their restgnstlont when tbey did not return to Presno State thla tall I O nrfagat I sWdBaM rN0©Pl The eterutie* eeeacH of the As tocltted Msn Student* will meet today at aeon to discuss plane for the year sad to appoint other AMS democracy tnd freedom but ber government tbould be s govern ment Instituted by her people free of mlllttry leadership JOHNNIE'S CLEANERS Clothes Cleaned in I to 2 Days No long wait Psst. economical etflcrwit service 1SSS Vsn Nsss Ave. at Oivlssdsra ALSTROM & WIEBETS COLLEGE PHARMACY They're just wonderful, for all occasions .. •. made in California, expressly for CaUfoTrtiarts. Newest inspiration, as seen in Ma*4em4?tg«llc magazine.. the belted shirtwaist suit of feather-weight Versatex, in Menswear Qtey. Kid a pair of slacks (same rnaterial)... arvd, topped by the jacket, you have a'tvoriderful sport SHsit. Sssit . . . aS.OO Slacke . . . t*fS Matching blouses, tux> styles . . each 4.«fS Uo-Joseph felt hat U*ff HARRY COFFEE PRESNO • BAKEtSFJIlD fjfl i) / i* torJi citsuJ u aj/44 ruj 3 Sorority Rushing Will Open Sunday; Parties Are Slated The Sigma Phi Gamma sorority will opes this (all's sorority rush season Sunday morning with s breakfast st CoaiwSsJold Inn. Prospective members will he entertained the sorority. Ths Delta Stu Phi* will entertain st s Chat sad Chew party Monday night Busbee* snd members will wear shirt* and swsatsrs. Psl Chi lots rush*** will alao be enter- tslnsd Monday nlgbt st s semi for mal buffet dinner DELTA glO PASTY Tuesday tbe Delta Sigma Epel Ion sorority will hsve s hay ride, swimming party, and welner reset st Kearney Park Alpha Theta. will give a Black Cat Snak Wednesday evening and the Omega XI Omicron eororlty will end tbe ru.h part!** with a Chinese dinner Thuraday Bach ruahee mutt Baee costplet ed st lesst ons semester of oolloa*, hav* pesaed In IS unite, snd hold a "C" average Traaefer itudentt msy be rushed If they baee eent pleted SO units aad hav* a grade average of "C " PBgPBBENCE NltMT PBIOAV Each sorority wwl sateriala at preference nlgbt par**** Priday of nest week Ru.hee. Stay go to only one preference nlghS affslr Sorority president* will so* their llsti of pledge* October IS at S p m In the office of Dr Hubert Phillip*. Pan Hellenic ktwyer Silence period, during which member, msy not speak SB rush*** of any sorority except for a greeting, will begin at midnight f>aSe> her IS end end st S p m October IS when lists of pledges will be John FrlguhS Chosen Campus Photographer John FYlgultl hss been chosen the official 1S4S Campus pbates rspher by the publleaflflh bean) Hli itudlo It located at 1S10 Kcho Dates for itildent appointra*ntl will be announced la the aear fu lure, according lo Juanlti bwsPJM Campus editor The publication board alao an nounePd that the price for college organization.' apace In the 1S4S yearbook will be SIS lor on. half page and |25 for a full page Thomas to Return College President Prank W. Thomaa. who baa been In Sa. ra mrnto throughout Ihe week atlead Ing a meeting of ■tele roUeg* prealdenta. will return to Fresno at the end of this week At the meetings attended hp Dr. Thomas, plana were discussed foi orgsnlilng firth year study coatee* at stale relleg**, accommodating returning veterans, and conetrwt- Ing additional undent hOBies god ■ on college campuses COLLEGIAN "READABLE — WORTH READING" Sorority Rush Bids In Post Office Soronty rushing Invitation! were pitted In studsnt peeteffle* boa** tod.r st 9 All women itud.nt. eligible fer ruthlna ajteuld *all 'or ih.ir ng saetiid .« t.rnJWwoy Slenczynski to Be At First Concert Bath aSssutyiiihl. eeawert pian- l.t. has chosen a varied program to preesat Wsdasidsy at S:0g p. m. In Ih* Fresno State Cbllage auditorium whea tb* give* tbe first concert of the seaaaa. Dr Arthur C Berdahl. head of [he mualc department. 1* In charge of arrangement! for tbe concert Beth* college. program will Pleiads In O Minor.' Prelude In D Major" sad "Prelude tn D Plat Major." all by Bachtaanlnoff Plat Major both hp Chopin Wldmung." Gretehen tm Splnn rad*" sad "Erlkonlg." all by Schubert aad Least etude No. 5. La Chaase" snd SBud* No. S. Le Campanelkt." both hy Pagaalnl aad Usxt Hungarian Bhapeody No S" by at. TRAINING IS TOLD The yowag musician, who has aped before audience. In the saiag eftl*. of tbe I'nlted State* si Bwrspi. hat trained under aueh Btexts musicians as Alfred Coriot kg Rachmaninoff Bines 1S41 ib* hss plsyed for I'SO shows army ramps, snd mill- try boaaatals. In 1S44 abe married laerge Born. Jr.. aaw In th* Army, rhom she met while attending the University of California TlCKCTS OBTAINABLE Tickets still may he obtained by warnllitp student body ctrda and lying the SSoeat tax at Nat Coin'. Mu.lc House. 1SS0 Marlpoaa reel The general public may obtain ticket* ther* for SI SO. All seats will be rserved They opened the e*a*on by tie- Ing Cal Pely M and than beating Coli.g. ef Pacific 13-0 a aeereieee tie hy MlreUr Fl.ld last Saturday Aritona li unbeaten in flr»t edging r Air Field SO. sad then trouncing New Mexico SSO. Tbe Bulldogs running attack to its has featured Jack Kelley as left halfback Other Staters who iparkled In often** sre Joe Shropshire, right htlf. aad Prank Varalrello. fullback Varalrello haa IS SJgaxJ .e,enli> rli.rto.tge.l from Ihe Air Corps. Boyd, a veteraa ef the 1SSS-40 PSC *e»v*m. >*** had et- irience also In Junior colleg* play. Conley Winder snd veteran guard Don Bolt have been the bulwsrki of the Bulldogs' forward wall. Bndi I Mtratlch. Ms! Baley aad Bd Weber have also' DlllmsB. Jli First Council Meeting Date Set Th* first meeting of tho year for •.. -11 ..ie, ■ gjaeaast of Fresno Slate Allege will he held Thuraday st 7 pg |. m In the committee room the student ualon. ( Prank Mesple. itudent president, urged sll organlxatlon. to he represented el tae Bteelliig bocsuse plans will he dlerasa.d that will he artlvltlea of many or ons He alao tnvlted ait .tii.-entt ta attend tbe meeting ■Ph.* organisation snd explsnstloa of 'Veino State • year long drive for rontiibutloai to the Memorial Health Center fund wfll be on las of tbe n Th* Memorlsl Hsaltli Center ive a city wide project sponsored by tbs PBC Alumni Assoclsllon. as Its goal tb* erection of s health center located an Ihe college cam- rlsi a boy and a girl, will b* appointed to tbe t ami an explauatloa lie organ I ttt Ion of the College .elation will be made. FRESNO. CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6. 1946 Bulldog Gridders Will Travel to Arizona State Cosch Alvin "Plx" Pierson snd 22 Bulldogs will travel to Flagstaff, Arizona, to meet the Alisons State Lumberjacks 00 Saturday. The Bulldogs will enter tha ewjne with one win snd two ties in three contests. all of Tae Bulldog forward wsJI haa Committees Add New Members Standing appointed for the year by beads Jackie Pearledna Larson. Daren Ni snd Betty VeaV*. Tbe eteetloo 1 j Paarledaa ! ill election! sad chssba a glblllty of ci hers ■ The Axemen?* attach will be led by Bill Daugherty. ISO pound spud snd Joe Cardella. who does the stgnal-calltag sad stoat ef the passing Bsy Huntsr of Mede.to and Oeorge Younggren of Avenalj round out the starting backfleld Heading the Lumberjack Un* are] tackt* Paul Davli. who plated two 1 at th* University of Ala- bams, snd guard Bill Joaneoa. a ar In IS41 and 1S4S. Both are veteran! of the srraed forces Th* Aritona line will average 1*0 pound, tnd the back field clear rill carry 170 pound, a ataa. The probable starting Ibteap Sat th* Lumberjacks sad their wolehts Daren special eeeau c o m m 111 • *. has charge ef Hey Day. Armistice Day program and the Ptiibwib gsphs more Brawl. Member* of the cost mlttee sre Marjori* Staart. Shirley Weir. Doe Belt, sad AJaa PapsllBt The puhlle relaUeae ceetatlttee. heeded hy Betty VeeJe. sSSse Day l SeSwet Dap Members ef her « mlttee will he c~ . IN. 4 I Wll 1. Its; tarklei. Adsmssoa. ISO. snd Davis. ISO. guards. Johnson. 75. snd Parmer. ISO. tbe center ts Osrllepp 170; qusiterhark le Car- . IS", halfback. Younggren. 170. and Hunter. ISO. tbe fullback Is Daugherty. ISO Th* Bulldog* probaM* 1 tartar* III be VY*ber and Baley. ends: Winder sn.l DeOrian. tackles. Bolt snd Mitchell guards; Skorhko will be centei Kelley snd ahrooshlre. bslfi. quartet back la Oustsfson fullback wfll be Varalrello. Pins Given to Staters For Flagstaff Same Carey, Crawford, Enns Win Assembly Prizes lerday'a aatsteur hear weat to vocalliti Maude Carey aad B J Crawford SI Jackie Scbuknecht. rally committee lalretaa Bally plana tor the Cal Poly isse to be playad h*r* day nlgbt are alao under way. Mats Scbuknecht hope* to ban program were Phil Wilts Mats, waa the stadeatt hi s ceasataaKy slag, sad Braes Wilsashtsh W*ta- tchenk bashfully related his es- irieBcee with meastsls liens Heat for the aststeur hear Prgoram Changes Due Today l* the last day to Ale any rheagee af program After today 16 Class Officers To Assume Duties Sixteen newly gaseted atav dent officers will take over deities as s result of tha eJactJessg held Monday and Wtxinasday in tha union foyer. BgVOTBg TALLIBO I chairaaaa, as elected Darwa N.lkirk will head the a Reporter to Speak At Evening Forum Brace Tboata*. fruhxBfi sens psadeat wbo has jest retaraed rross s three moo tbs tear af a*> wlB he the opoaing .peaJter iB Urd year ef the SasuSay lag Panxm la the First Cetr gregatleaal Church ht sad Dlelaa- Buadap eeealag at TM which he will glee a report ef tha story ef Euro** la the r**tw*thag frest his ewa personal obeerratieea' made ta hit curreat trip I* Bt British isle* aad the storm nadirs of the coatlneat. Is 1M1. sa s tsmsgisdist ef the coaatry to give ass Itstatt ea tae tssstsBdee stare then UBS Uates. la the fall ef 1S4S. he r*turaed aat Alaska with saether "I WSS b*r»" aoceuat af mlUUry sawhflS the Aleetlani sad la IMS he Frosh Bids Avertable whieh will he Twesday ftwat 0 Sa IS sa th* ueilee eeeiel hail, WSM fee ggdj
Object Description
Title | 1945_10 The Daily Collegian October 1945 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1945 |
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 |
Description
Title | October 4, 1945 Pg 4- October 5, 1945 Pg 1 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1945 |
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 |
Full-Text-Search | The Rear View Mirror . . . ICotiaoad from Pat* I / ad vacated a democratic government Baee heea tmprteoned Paaclam haa easae eat 1b the apen in The Amer New here Is the analogy to the Aiaiattne'i students snd prof** sees September IS "March of Coo BfJtatrlrB aad Freedom" la.t Sat ardap eight the PSC Bulldog* en " r Pleld eleven through the sg* ttudent. w rooting for the joytaeau that go with freedom reigned: this Is sot the type of youth movement that Hitler sad Mussolini tried to present ot th* world tnd failed, thla I* the type of youth movement that the dicta tors of Argentina have attempted to Instill In their youth but have failed America produce* great men and omen because here man baan't that eSssh eeUege ttudent. were tn tJStir sera section rooting for tbe J_wL_) dags la wla. T** . Tha rVesrio Stare CovsWria Copastjien sttempted to tubmergw tb*lr free- J*]^ £ tSfwUp Bw«5ra ceased to exist Tbe msn becomes subservient to 1 either phyilcally or mentally cesses to exist si s man sad potential value Is loit Maa It the crux of t state and that atate la weak or itrong depending on the itrengtb of that t The college student and profee- This could he called a youth I tor have alwaya been leaden and movement bat s youth movement fighters for Independence wtesre laughter gaiety, and the en | where where a strong might baa Thla step of the ttudent* tnd profeeeor. of ArgaoUaa Is s won* derful step aad the teeeesaful accomplishment of tSvttr desire* I* urged, hut If snd when tbey can establish s democratic government tbey should elect men who aren't military because throughout tbe history of Latin America her military men have been her leaders and ber dictator. It It good thst Gen- erala Raw son and Martin are elding civilian Argentina fight for Be* I w*r* elected te pie B. sophomore service group, tt the meeting of tbe orgaaltatlon Priday They will replace Audley Vaughn and Mary Ambrose, who sent tn their restgnstlont when tbey did not return to Presno State thla tall I O nrfagat I sWdBaM rN0©Pl The eterutie* eeeacH of the As tocltted Msn Student* will meet today at aeon to discuss plane for the year sad to appoint other AMS democracy tnd freedom but ber government tbould be s govern ment Instituted by her people free of mlllttry leadership JOHNNIE'S CLEANERS Clothes Cleaned in I to 2 Days No long wait Psst. economical etflcrwit service 1SSS Vsn Nsss Ave. at Oivlssdsra ALSTROM & WIEBETS COLLEGE PHARMACY They're just wonderful, for all occasions .. •. made in California, expressly for CaUfoTrtiarts. Newest inspiration, as seen in Ma*4em4?tg«llc magazine.. the belted shirtwaist suit of feather-weight Versatex, in Menswear Qtey. Kid a pair of slacks (same rnaterial)... arvd, topped by the jacket, you have a'tvoriderful sport SHsit. Sssit . . . aS.OO Slacke . . . t*fS Matching blouses, tux> styles . . each 4.«fS Uo-Joseph felt hat U*ff HARRY COFFEE PRESNO • BAKEtSFJIlD fjfl i) / i* torJi citsuJ u aj/44 ruj 3 Sorority Rushing Will Open Sunday; Parties Are Slated The Sigma Phi Gamma sorority will opes this (all's sorority rush season Sunday morning with s breakfast st CoaiwSsJold Inn. Prospective members will he entertained the sorority. Ths Delta Stu Phi* will entertain st s Chat sad Chew party Monday night Busbee* snd members will wear shirt* and swsatsrs. Psl Chi lots rush*** will alao be enter- tslnsd Monday nlgbt st s semi for mal buffet dinner DELTA glO PASTY Tuesday tbe Delta Sigma Epel Ion sorority will hsve s hay ride, swimming party, and welner reset st Kearney Park Alpha Theta. will give a Black Cat Snak Wednesday evening and the Omega XI Omicron eororlty will end tbe ru.h part!** with a Chinese dinner Thuraday Bach ruahee mutt Baee costplet ed st lesst ons semester of oolloa*, hav* pesaed In IS unite, snd hold a "C" average Traaefer itudentt msy be rushed If they baee eent pleted SO units aad hav* a grade average of "C " PBgPBBENCE NltMT PBIOAV Each sorority wwl sateriala at preference nlgbt par**** Priday of nest week Ru.hee. Stay go to only one preference nlghS affslr Sorority president* will so* their llsti of pledge* October IS at S p m In the office of Dr Hubert Phillip*. Pan Hellenic ktwyer Silence period, during which member, msy not speak SB rush*** of any sorority except for a greeting, will begin at midnight f>aSe> her IS end end st S p m October IS when lists of pledges will be John FrlguhS Chosen Campus Photographer John FYlgultl hss been chosen the official 1S4S Campus pbates rspher by the publleaflflh bean) Hli itudlo It located at 1S10 Kcho Dates for itildent appointra*ntl will be announced la the aear fu lure, according lo Juanlti bwsPJM Campus editor The publication board alao an nounePd that the price for college organization.' apace In the 1S4S yearbook will be SIS lor on. half page and |25 for a full page Thomas to Return College President Prank W. Thomaa. who baa been In Sa. ra mrnto throughout Ihe week atlead Ing a meeting of ■tele roUeg* prealdenta. will return to Fresno at the end of this week At the meetings attended hp Dr. Thomas, plana were discussed foi orgsnlilng firth year study coatee* at stale relleg**, accommodating returning veterans, and conetrwt- Ing additional undent hOBies god ■ on college campuses COLLEGIAN "READABLE — WORTH READING" Sorority Rush Bids In Post Office Soronty rushing Invitation! were pitted In studsnt peeteffle* boa** tod.r st 9 All women itud.nt. eligible fer ruthlna ajteuld *all 'or ih.ir ng saetiid .« t.rnJWwoy Slenczynski to Be At First Concert Bath aSssutyiiihl. eeawert pian- l.t. has chosen a varied program to preesat Wsdasidsy at S:0g p. m. In Ih* Fresno State Cbllage auditorium whea tb* give* tbe first concert of the seaaaa. Dr Arthur C Berdahl. head of [he mualc department. 1* In charge of arrangement! for tbe concert Beth* college. program will Pleiads In O Minor.' Prelude In D Major" sad "Prelude tn D Plat Major." all by Bachtaanlnoff Plat Major both hp Chopin Wldmung." Gretehen tm Splnn rad*" sad "Erlkonlg." all by Schubert aad Least etude No. 5. La Chaase" snd SBud* No. S. Le Campanelkt." both hy Pagaalnl aad Usxt Hungarian Bhapeody No S" by at. TRAINING IS TOLD The yowag musician, who has aped before audience. In the saiag eftl*. of tbe I'nlted State* si Bwrspi. hat trained under aueh Btexts musicians as Alfred Coriot kg Rachmaninoff Bines 1S41 ib* hss plsyed for I'SO shows army ramps, snd mill- try boaaatals. In 1S44 abe married laerge Born. Jr.. aaw In th* Army, rhom she met while attending the University of California TlCKCTS OBTAINABLE Tickets still may he obtained by warnllitp student body ctrda and lying the SSoeat tax at Nat Coin'. Mu.lc House. 1SS0 Marlpoaa reel The general public may obtain ticket* ther* for SI SO. All seats will be rserved They opened the e*a*on by tie- Ing Cal Pely M and than beating Coli.g. ef Pacific 13-0 a aeereieee tie hy MlreUr Fl.ld last Saturday Aritona li unbeaten in flr»t edging r Air Field SO. sad then trouncing New Mexico SSO. Tbe Bulldogs running attack to its has featured Jack Kelley as left halfback Other Staters who iparkled In often** sre Joe Shropshire, right htlf. aad Prank Varalrello. fullback Varalrello haa IS SJgaxJ .e,enli> rli.rto.tge.l from Ihe Air Corps. Boyd, a veteraa ef the 1SSS-40 PSC *e»v*m. >*** had et- irience also In Junior colleg* play. Conley Winder snd veteran guard Don Bolt have been the bulwsrki of the Bulldogs' forward wall. Bndi I Mtratlch. Ms! Baley aad Bd Weber have also' DlllmsB. Jli First Council Meeting Date Set Th* first meeting of tho year for •.. -11 ..ie, ■ gjaeaast of Fresno Slate Allege will he held Thuraday st 7 pg |. m In the committee room the student ualon. ( Prank Mesple. itudent president, urged sll organlxatlon. to he represented el tae Bteelliig bocsuse plans will he dlerasa.d that will he artlvltlea of many or ons He alao tnvlted ait .tii.-entt ta attend tbe meeting ■Ph.* organisation snd explsnstloa of 'Veino State • year long drive for rontiibutloai to the Memorial Health Center fund wfll be on las of tbe n Th* Memorlsl Hsaltli Center ive a city wide project sponsored by tbs PBC Alumni Assoclsllon. as Its goal tb* erection of s health center located an Ihe college cam- rlsi a boy and a girl, will b* appointed to tbe t ami an explauatloa lie organ I ttt Ion of the College .elation will be made. FRESNO. CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6. 1946 Bulldog Gridders Will Travel to Arizona State Cosch Alvin "Plx" Pierson snd 22 Bulldogs will travel to Flagstaff, Arizona, to meet the Alisons State Lumberjacks 00 Saturday. The Bulldogs will enter tha ewjne with one win snd two ties in three contests. all of Tae Bulldog forward wsJI haa Committees Add New Members Standing appointed for the year by beads Jackie Pearledna Larson. Daren Ni snd Betty VeaV*. Tbe eteetloo 1 j Paarledaa ! ill election! sad chssba a glblllty of ci hers ■ The Axemen?* attach will be led by Bill Daugherty. ISO pound spud snd Joe Cardella. who does the stgnal-calltag sad stoat ef the passing Bsy Huntsr of Mede.to and Oeorge Younggren of Avenalj round out the starting backfleld Heading the Lumberjack Un* are] tackt* Paul Davli. who plated two 1 at th* University of Ala- bams, snd guard Bill Joaneoa. a ar In IS41 and 1S4S. Both are veteran! of the srraed forces Th* Aritona line will average 1*0 pound, tnd the back field clear rill carry 170 pound, a ataa. The probable starting Ibteap Sat th* Lumberjacks sad their wolehts Daren special eeeau c o m m 111 • *. has charge ef Hey Day. Armistice Day program and the Ptiibwib gsphs more Brawl. Member* of the cost mlttee sre Marjori* Staart. Shirley Weir. Doe Belt, sad AJaa PapsllBt The puhlle relaUeae ceetatlttee. heeded hy Betty VeeJe. sSSse Day l SeSwet Dap Members ef her « mlttee will he c~ . IN. 4 I Wll 1. Its; tarklei. Adsmssoa. ISO. snd Davis. ISO. guards. Johnson. 75. snd Parmer. ISO. tbe center ts Osrllepp 170; qusiterhark le Car- . IS", halfback. Younggren. 170. and Hunter. ISO. tbe fullback Is Daugherty. ISO Th* Bulldog* probaM* 1 tartar* III be VY*ber and Baley. ends: Winder sn.l DeOrian. tackles. Bolt snd Mitchell guards; Skorhko will be centei Kelley snd ahrooshlre. bslfi. quartet back la Oustsfson fullback wfll be Varalrello. Pins Given to Staters For Flagstaff Same Carey, Crawford, Enns Win Assembly Prizes lerday'a aatsteur hear weat to vocalliti Maude Carey aad B J Crawford SI Jackie Scbuknecht. rally committee lalretaa Bally plana tor the Cal Poly isse to be playad h*r* day nlgbt are alao under way. Mats Scbuknecht hope* to ban program were Phil Wilts Mats, waa the stadeatt hi s ceasataaKy slag, sad Braes Wilsashtsh W*ta- tchenk bashfully related his es- irieBcee with meastsls liens Heat for the aststeur hear Prgoram Changes Due Today l* the last day to Ale any rheagee af program After today 16 Class Officers To Assume Duties Sixteen newly gaseted atav dent officers will take over deities as s result of tha eJactJessg held Monday and Wtxinasday in tha union foyer. BgVOTBg TALLIBO I chairaaaa, as elected Darwa N.lkirk will head the a Reporter to Speak At Evening Forum Brace Tboata*. fruhxBfi sens psadeat wbo has jest retaraed rross s three moo tbs tear af a*> wlB he the opoaing .peaJter iB Urd year ef the SasuSay lag Panxm la the First Cetr gregatleaal Church ht sad Dlelaa- Buadap eeealag at TM which he will glee a report ef tha story ef Euro** la the r**tw*thag frest his ewa personal obeerratieea' made ta hit curreat trip I* Bt British isle* aad the storm nadirs of the coatlneat. Is 1M1. sa s tsmsgisdist ef the coaatry to give ass Itstatt ea tae tssstsBdee stare then UBS Uates. la the fall ef 1S4S. he r*turaed aat Alaska with saether "I WSS b*r»" aoceuat af mlUUry sawhflS the Aleetlani sad la IMS he Frosh Bids Avertable whieh will he Twesday ftwat 0 Sa IS sa th* ueilee eeeiel hail, WSM fee ggdj |