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E Two — Day Not V-Day -The Fresno Stete College Collegian- With the cessation ol rsosalioes in Europe. \ the Allies will turn their might with all tt» gotce upon tip little men of Nippon and ultt aaately bring about the de*ruction of the Jap- afMae war-making machine This u the thought to keep in mind The people in the United States are waiting witlsbkecn expectancy the announcement of V-E W/fff. When this day comes, there will undoubtedly be many cdebrauons and long sighs of sajbcf. But the people must also remember that war is far from over Day will mean little to the fighting men Meaaning jungles of Burma, in the deso- of Okinawa and the many other Pacific kaede aieas. Death will be as ever present as ever. The Japanese will be fighting with more •iesperation than ever A V-E Day celebration is in order, but the real ssnie forjll-out observance of victory is Mill a insure item. Be glad that the European victory ii won, but do not forget the Pacific battle home front and retain its fighting Pacific war. Let no one in his zest victory forget that the war is only | (total victory) is the goal to strive for and that day will come sooner if the home P, * P I , front maintains its equilibrium V-E Day will _ q Ja' give the boys in the Pacific an added incentive I ■ The people on the home front must not jeopardize that incentive by letting one man in the Pacific think that his battle is a forgotten one A V-E Day celebration is in order Observe it with thanksgiving and a praytrr for the men still fighting and dying in the Pacific area. COOEOIAH Thi* laat week end was s big one for many Staters The* Zeta Mb Sadie Hawklnl Day. the Clovl. Ro deo and trip* to the Ban Pranclaco Conference occupied several Stat waa one ol the heat la i-Ovrtc* • ^r^TSF rgg—aaaecrtplese glfwlv (SO) e*«ts s*r Mm. On* Dollar an* Ftftv Cent* .*t 10, par ran*. I COLt-aOIAN OrriCB. StuSant Unl*a. Ph»n. I Editor Busin*** Manager Phone Advertis.r.^ Mannqsr Leonard Row.ll ClaranoB Niebuhr Jamea Ccxsxjrtnr. EDfTORI/U. BOARD Row.l) Copy Edilor New. Editor Makeup Editor Circulation Manager Staff Artist lean Caeey Juanita Brown B.nny Phillips Gloria Antriasian Bill Warner r from tk* mm^J-ltic t *M ma* from the attic la a** gold.ah cao remember 1^ manuru, a*t what weet jcldent for aomethlng like t I hav. hi* r.lr.i the donkey on the left the race riding hy at tenet ten yard* the Voice reetlaee In eeenewhat ef e hurry, end no desjht target to tahe Into acssunt asany import*nt feeler*. Per e« Btwpls, rnsny of th* person* en. meat Into the r*ee were net of memory slightly longer than gofdBah ) UastoabtaMy the moet intelligent person there, lbs pig displayed an attitude wholly Ib accordance wllh th* altuatlon Ths old man from tbe attic haa always had a tender feel Ing towards tbeee fould cresture* and be does not Intend to let them down bow A pig display* an Intelll gene* thst Is found in fsw other thi* earth. If aay Sunier Paints Cover For FSC Pamphlet Dorothea 8*a!er. aoghomet. _ major haa painted the cover for t Preeno State College pern j.hlet entitled floiug to College* The pamphlet rontslns s roncts* immary of The course* snd ements of the college and being tted (Indents the valley high school* | IRC Plena Ur^er Way are now underway for th* *k Peace Ccafereac* .bleb hae been eet for May 10. announces Lee* Soto, preeldent of the organise >ne prominent Sister lost his equilibrium sad waa »een crawling irouod the floor In an apparent at tempt lo find It Some call It rot gut. vome call firewater, but there la a* promt •ot freshman who should csll it love 'wster It *eem* to have lhat ffecT , Our well known student prexy was well dreaeed for the Sadie Hawkins affair IB hi* rather ultra unconaervatlve plaid suit top hat and bare feet The color* made everybody who looked Ju»l a little dlaay aad It nfflst have finally al fected My Prexy. who looked Student* from valley Junior oat •xmf aad aenlor* from local high acbool* will be Invited to th* con Student chairman for the Called States will be Milton Rlckela: fee ulty advlaor Dr M P Brigga. China. Lois Chun. Dr K Potter. England Howard Hobson. EsBory Rstrllffe. Prance. Prank Meeple. Karl Ruckman Ruaela. Don Levy aad Albert Klebl Dr Hubert Phil Latin America Lee Soto. Car loa Rojaa ttle dlxi r- Prlday afternoon I reeeon why th* T*4c*'a rawettetlen* were falae was thai ha forgot to tahe Intelllgei | ladle* wh* go falling off Bad get their collar Mf Probably about aa • beetle* who spend all satb rot H p*n*d If be had paid earn* alto* tloo to Helen Andrew* aa ahe emit ted various vocal discords* Why. people would hav* aald that b* waa to* eager If he had run the other way people would have aald that he Bo what did be do? He Just played coy and hoped for the best The moat Intelligent person there fit Isn't any good, but st Ieaal you got to give tb* old man from the attic credit for having nerve enough to print th* (tuff ) Spanish Club Meeting Held in Roeding Park Member* of tbe Spanish Club met Wednesday evening In the pine grove of Roeding Park for a wiener roast bu*lne«* meeting Snd social evening During the bualneea neetlng plana were made for a booth for Opea House, snd stn appointed hy Prealdem Hole* Aadrewa to assist In Ih* IRC Shaw to Go to Canede Dr William T Shaw, faculty member emeritus, will leave Priday lor a trip to Minnesota and Ra* a. where he will do Mo logical atudiee near the headwaters of the Msckensle snd Saakatche wan Rivera Frosh Women to Hold Swim Perty Tomorrow A truck lurnlahed by Margaret Hopper will be in Iront of th* I'nlon at I o'clock tomorrow afternoon to take members of the Prewh man Women'* luunrheoa Cf*b** I* DeVaux'a swimming pool The group wUI eel at S pm Bach girl will be expecteel to furnish her The trip to San Pranclaco waa not uneventful for Meeple On board the airliner en route. Meeph countered an ati corp« major who had somehow lost hla bottle Said the major, who had In the Mesple foliage. I'm going to tickle you Did you uuor*" And so saying proceeded to pet the Mesple beard Toeing back Into the dance, thli bit of cOBveraatlon Is outstsndlng "Where's your man qulxaed the deserted girl "Don't know, haven't seen tor two hours." waa the disgruntled t • ply Hut he later showed up I lull sail The vegetable corsages given I the sponsors when they entered tl social hall aeemed to have got ove-r j.ietlv big It Is rumored thst i.eitiude 111 I lard used rot* from her corsage In Reviewing the dance aa a w csn be ssld In sll truth thst everyone seemed to have a good Ime They took to the all wl you stood when the mualc • (topped Itude In good grace and reallj their hair down After tb* wiener roast, tbe ■Binder of the evening wae ap. I Blaring game* pad alngtng Kircher Speaks The Rehabilitation Work of Re leaning Veteran*" wa* th* topic discussed hy A l> Klrrher. vet •raaa' tralalng officer, yestorday when be spoke on the radio pro gram "What* New in Presno,"" car tied by nation KARM at S 15 pm BUY WAH BONDS Dr. Berger to Lecture To Women Students Dr Pvslyn Miller Berger. consult ng psychology at the family Con ■ ultatit Center In Oakland will lee ure to the women atudent* of FSC Thursday morning at S o'clock In Tb* meeting will be an Informal affair and women etudenta are ged to attend Coleman to Return Earl II Coleman, former PSC faculty member will return to full atatua oo the Freano Stat* College faculty on July 1 For the two yeara he hea served ■* chief health officer for the Cltv of Fre.no . AMS Meets in Lounge An Asaprlated Men Student* meeting wa* held laat night In tbe coed lounge of tbe union et 7 SO A P Rotbermel of tbe Veterans Administration waa guest speaker from the veteran* administration He talked on "The Veteran's Place in tbe Poet Wsr World " Patronize Our Advertisers FRIENDLY FOSS RADIO SERVICE "Foee Cen Fix Any Radio" 08 Van Neea Ph 4-17S1 Mother's liny Hards S-Wey Zipper*. S Ring. C. H. STAPLES- STATIONERS J vest SO .top* Weet Oft Fulton 121S Wlshen Ph. 146** Fashionable Modes for Exclusive Testes I ..i Sweatee antl Skirt- Sec Our Swert* Mar Wt Tarry a (".impletc I ine Listen to Swert and Swoon Time Every Saturday 12:45 to 100 P.M. Over KRPE Mesple Mistaken •t -The Fresno Stete College Collegian- Page Three Maybe It'a a tribute to hla noble profile or maybe It waa lust the beard, but Frank fFrsncols) Mesple. Illustrious student prexy. really had the pralees of the mob piled upon him on his recent trip lo San Francisco where he went to view tbe Cnlted Nations conference Innoceatly. Francois and hla two rronles. Don Bolt and Benny Phil lips, entered the St Franrla Hotel and were steading In the lobby og ling with th* rest of the hicks. when a strange person spproeehed Mr Meeple aad asked for hla sig nature Complying he waa soon ac- oosted by another followed by another sad another etc Very quickly for French Conference Delegate Collegian Writer Relates His Views of World Conference Frank csught on He waa being mis French phrase hs whipped out the taken for a I'ntted Nation* not door Into the street, where the able three PBCer* fell Into hyeter.ee Bolt, standing with hla arm* That asm.- day. th* three crashed crossed and nigged countenance, the Junior press conference et the did nothing to dispell the mlscon I Ssn Pranclaco Preee Club Meeple ceptlon he wss the bodyguard jstrutted Into the door, spotted two Phillip* did hi* bit -he circulated Collegian correepondeat*. Bonnie In the crowd aod pointed out the' Beeman and Mickle Hansen and French ambassador "" greeted them He caught the alien Not wanting to hurt or dlaeppolnt [Hon of tbe crowd and one woman sn> oM he sutograph hounds Frank I correspondent immediately began signed hla name numerou* time*-taking profuse and hurried note* aa: Francola Mesple I*llelle She didn't ersse them until MeSple France waa Introduced aa a representative He had the feeling be could not ;°f t»e Fresno State College contain himaelf much longer aad ao I "College." sbe said, "couldn't be" with a flouriah and an unlntelllg ble {And the eraser went to work A* I atood with hundred* of other people behind the rop*e ately ISO yards from th* •ntranc**.- of the opera building where la a few minute* would be arriving large Black Umoaslaee with th* tataw from the 14 allied nations of the world. I could not help think lag that I waa a repreoenutiv* of the student* of Preeno Stats Co* a a dourii [Zj****9 BuAttri HE SUIE 11 And than mm all drmed up in hi* Ro.h !• Even g dummy knows tlut vvllkMi k . comes to campus and date dotuS^J Roos Bros couldn t be brttct m\ it you want somt* pointers. juM drop around to Roos Bros, and In them show you FULTON AT FRESNO STREET : FRESNO As t stood out in the warm aun in front of the opera h Pranclaco. Wedneeday. April IS. the opening day of th* Ualtad • World Security Conference. I could not help thinking bow lanky I « Three times I tried to bluf my way through the police sat. but eech time my attempt* snded Ib failure. Then, with the help at aa Cansdlsn Infantry roan who was driving one of the delegates' t ind who couldn't pass up the banc* to grab a liquid refresh nent rrom the adjacent bar. 1 paeeed through the ropes keeping he general public clear from • nme ..f th* rhauf feura of the maaelv* auto* of th* leregatee I talked to the m*a drlv leg the Peruvian aad varto** state lepsrtment cars. Including the car of Senator Arthur H Vandenberg ■ appoln general mix up. with the Bimetal*. San Joaquin Valley's Leading Jeweler Since 1910 A. S. Shaddow .Il.Val.lr> 1.11. The Finest in Diamonds, Watches end Jewelry SPECIAL RATES TO ALL COLLEGE STUDENTS AND FACULTY MEMBERS Headquarters for FRATERNITY end SORORITY PINSy M*mb*r Claa. 1928 Vanity "P' Socbtty Alpha Fratwnlty driving Ilk* mad to be the tx* pick up their mea. getting th* h the met of the ear* to taha I r their various charge* aad I ol* block wae an area af at agNATOh ass.via " was (till a*aolag oa the a Senator* ear wheat. Mr a and with awaat oa ale U who should arrtv* hat tha I blmaslf I quickly opeemd and aald good aftenseaa. I to ataad with maay haa beauty he decked with a stan aasjata nankin, hs. tsecs-etary af Stat* Marshal fmat* af axnath fully costumed Ababb. with knlvss. sasall b*w-| ""tea naval esTlolal. .„., a**? g***r*le aad adalrala x ■patterta. of m*n thet ea* ••■-. ON DUTY Vet. with all the pi city tesMce. hundred* et *dPs garhed la white " ■»•». glovee. sad earryh*. . « »»d s 4S. sad the aWw MPs, about Rt* fast trmm tj aaeat of the bag gg. . I then Bemaeded t* 1 a* opera boa**, tola* , front looking at the tMttmt a »Mi *n the steeps and tha l "t tha cameras. - ere several band ae baJcony A* I walked out of th. t ova*, down Ihe marble ***] gnl* Ukmaght haw Itsoay I m, a AsBerlcaa. fee where ease tt «-**« ea* a psraon vS*w a ***** •»*• tha atmtmrmme, and write what he is* aad thsaaj newapapar wlUoul th* am. • nt rsgjardta. his UltaaaT Inter.VereHy to Mtet I , s1^!? *'" ^ * ******** Jnt.r Varsity Chiistlna I Thursday sHsmoon at 4 a *- »eet lawn of tha a •»f IVCP pra.14. Chapel Tomc-rrow Dr Hubert PhlUlp*. prat social science will *B*ak . '••* leaaorTow at IS SS s»T conn Dr PhllUf. wSt mm en a subject d*axUt*f watt, \
Object Description
Title | 1945_05 The Daily Collegian May 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 | May 1, 1945 Pg 2-3 |
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 | E Two — Day Not V-Day -The Fresno Stete College Collegian- With the cessation ol rsosalioes in Europe. \ the Allies will turn their might with all tt» gotce upon tip little men of Nippon and ultt aaately bring about the de*ruction of the Jap- afMae war-making machine This u the thought to keep in mind The people in the United States are waiting witlsbkecn expectancy the announcement of V-E W/fff. When this day comes, there will undoubtedly be many cdebrauons and long sighs of sajbcf. But the people must also remember that war is far from over Day will mean little to the fighting men Meaaning jungles of Burma, in the deso- of Okinawa and the many other Pacific kaede aieas. Death will be as ever present as ever. The Japanese will be fighting with more •iesperation than ever A V-E Day celebration is in order, but the real ssnie forjll-out observance of victory is Mill a insure item. Be glad that the European victory ii won, but do not forget the Pacific battle home front and retain its fighting Pacific war. Let no one in his zest victory forget that the war is only | (total victory) is the goal to strive for and that day will come sooner if the home P, * P I , front maintains its equilibrium V-E Day will _ q Ja' give the boys in the Pacific an added incentive I ■ The people on the home front must not jeopardize that incentive by letting one man in the Pacific think that his battle is a forgotten one A V-E Day celebration is in order Observe it with thanksgiving and a praytrr for the men still fighting and dying in the Pacific area. COOEOIAH Thi* laat week end was s big one for many Staters The* Zeta Mb Sadie Hawklnl Day. the Clovl. Ro deo and trip* to the Ban Pranclaco Conference occupied several Stat waa one ol the heat la i-Ovrtc* • ^r^TSF rgg—aaaecrtplese glfwlv (SO) e*«ts s*r Mm. On* Dollar an* Ftftv Cent* .*t 10, par ran*. I COLt-aOIAN OrriCB. StuSant Unl*a. Ph»n. I Editor Busin*** Manager Phone Advertis.r.^ Mannqsr Leonard Row.ll ClaranoB Niebuhr Jamea Ccxsxjrtnr. EDfTORI/U. BOARD Row.l) Copy Edilor New. Editor Makeup Editor Circulation Manager Staff Artist lean Caeey Juanita Brown B.nny Phillips Gloria Antriasian Bill Warner r from tk* mm^J-ltic t *M ma* from the attic la a** gold.ah cao remember 1^ manuru, a*t what weet jcldent for aomethlng like t I hav. hi* r.lr.i the donkey on the left the race riding hy at tenet ten yard* the Voice reetlaee In eeenewhat ef e hurry, end no desjht target to tahe Into acssunt asany import*nt feeler*. Per e« Btwpls, rnsny of th* person* en. meat Into the r*ee were net of memory slightly longer than gofdBah ) UastoabtaMy the moet intelligent person there, lbs pig displayed an attitude wholly Ib accordance wllh th* altuatlon Ths old man from tbe attic haa always had a tender feel Ing towards tbeee fould cresture* and be does not Intend to let them down bow A pig display* an Intelll gene* thst Is found in fsw other thi* earth. If aay Sunier Paints Cover For FSC Pamphlet Dorothea 8*a!er. aoghomet. _ major haa painted the cover for t Preeno State College pern j.hlet entitled floiug to College* The pamphlet rontslns s roncts* immary of The course* snd ements of the college and being tted (Indents the valley high school* | IRC Plena Ur^er Way are now underway for th* *k Peace Ccafereac* .bleb hae been eet for May 10. announces Lee* Soto, preeldent of the organise >ne prominent Sister lost his equilibrium sad waa »een crawling irouod the floor In an apparent at tempt lo find It Some call It rot gut. vome call firewater, but there la a* promt •ot freshman who should csll it love 'wster It *eem* to have lhat ffecT , Our well known student prexy was well dreaeed for the Sadie Hawkins affair IB hi* rather ultra unconaervatlve plaid suit top hat and bare feet The color* made everybody who looked Ju»l a little dlaay aad It nfflst have finally al fected My Prexy. who looked Student* from valley Junior oat •xmf aad aenlor* from local high acbool* will be Invited to th* con Student chairman for the Called States will be Milton Rlckela: fee ulty advlaor Dr M P Brigga. China. Lois Chun. Dr K Potter. England Howard Hobson. EsBory Rstrllffe. Prance. Prank Meeple. Karl Ruckman Ruaela. Don Levy aad Albert Klebl Dr Hubert Phil Latin America Lee Soto. Car loa Rojaa ttle dlxi r- Prlday afternoon I reeeon why th* T*4c*'a rawettetlen* were falae was thai ha forgot to tahe Intelllgei | ladle* wh* go falling off Bad get their collar Mf Probably about aa • beetle* who spend all satb rot H p*n*d If be had paid earn* alto* tloo to Helen Andrew* aa ahe emit ted various vocal discords* Why. people would hav* aald that b* waa to* eager If he had run the other way people would have aald that he Bo what did be do? He Just played coy and hoped for the best The moat Intelligent person there fit Isn't any good, but st Ieaal you got to give tb* old man from the attic credit for having nerve enough to print th* (tuff ) Spanish Club Meeting Held in Roeding Park Member* of tbe Spanish Club met Wednesday evening In the pine grove of Roeding Park for a wiener roast bu*lne«* meeting Snd social evening During the bualneea neetlng plana were made for a booth for Opea House, snd stn appointed hy Prealdem Hole* Aadrewa to assist In Ih* IRC Shaw to Go to Canede Dr William T Shaw, faculty member emeritus, will leave Priday lor a trip to Minnesota and Ra* a. where he will do Mo logical atudiee near the headwaters of the Msckensle snd Saakatche wan Rivera Frosh Women to Hold Swim Perty Tomorrow A truck lurnlahed by Margaret Hopper will be in Iront of th* I'nlon at I o'clock tomorrow afternoon to take members of the Prewh man Women'* luunrheoa Cf*b** I* DeVaux'a swimming pool The group wUI eel at S pm Bach girl will be expecteel to furnish her The trip to San Pranclaco waa not uneventful for Meeple On board the airliner en route. Meeph countered an ati corp« major who had somehow lost hla bottle Said the major, who had In the Mesple foliage. I'm going to tickle you Did you uuor*" And so saying proceeded to pet the Mesple beard Toeing back Into the dance, thli bit of cOBveraatlon Is outstsndlng "Where's your man qulxaed the deserted girl "Don't know, haven't seen tor two hours." waa the disgruntled t • ply Hut he later showed up I lull sail The vegetable corsages given I the sponsors when they entered tl social hall aeemed to have got ove-r j.ietlv big It Is rumored thst i.eitiude 111 I lard used rot* from her corsage In Reviewing the dance aa a w csn be ssld In sll truth thst everyone seemed to have a good Ime They took to the all wl you stood when the mualc • (topped Itude In good grace and reallj their hair down After tb* wiener roast, tbe ■Binder of the evening wae ap. I Blaring game* pad alngtng Kircher Speaks The Rehabilitation Work of Re leaning Veteran*" wa* th* topic discussed hy A l> Klrrher. vet •raaa' tralalng officer, yestorday when be spoke on the radio pro gram "What* New in Presno,"" car tied by nation KARM at S 15 pm BUY WAH BONDS Dr. Berger to Lecture To Women Students Dr Pvslyn Miller Berger. consult ng psychology at the family Con ■ ultatit Center In Oakland will lee ure to the women atudent* of FSC Thursday morning at S o'clock In Tb* meeting will be an Informal affair and women etudenta are ged to attend Coleman to Return Earl II Coleman, former PSC faculty member will return to full atatua oo the Freano Stat* College faculty on July 1 For the two yeara he hea served ■* chief health officer for the Cltv of Fre.no . AMS Meets in Lounge An Asaprlated Men Student* meeting wa* held laat night In tbe coed lounge of tbe union et 7 SO A P Rotbermel of tbe Veterans Administration waa guest speaker from the veteran* administration He talked on "The Veteran's Place in tbe Poet Wsr World " Patronize Our Advertisers FRIENDLY FOSS RADIO SERVICE "Foee Cen Fix Any Radio" 08 Van Neea Ph 4-17S1 Mother's liny Hards S-Wey Zipper*. S Ring. C. H. STAPLES- STATIONERS J vest SO .top* Weet Oft Fulton 121S Wlshen Ph. 146** Fashionable Modes for Exclusive Testes I ..i Sweatee antl Skirt- Sec Our Swert* Mar Wt Tarry a (".impletc I ine Listen to Swert and Swoon Time Every Saturday 12:45 to 100 P.M. Over KRPE Mesple Mistaken •t -The Fresno Stete College Collegian- Page Three Maybe It'a a tribute to hla noble profile or maybe It waa lust the beard, but Frank fFrsncols) Mesple. Illustrious student prexy. really had the pralees of the mob piled upon him on his recent trip lo San Francisco where he went to view tbe Cnlted Nations conference Innoceatly. Francois and hla two rronles. Don Bolt and Benny Phil lips, entered the St Franrla Hotel and were steading In the lobby og ling with th* rest of the hicks. when a strange person spproeehed Mr Meeple aad asked for hla sig nature Complying he waa soon ac- oosted by another followed by another sad another etc Very quickly for French Conference Delegate Collegian Writer Relates His Views of World Conference Frank csught on He waa being mis French phrase hs whipped out the taken for a I'ntted Nation* not door Into the street, where the able three PBCer* fell Into hyeter.ee Bolt, standing with hla arm* That asm.- day. th* three crashed crossed and nigged countenance, the Junior press conference et the did nothing to dispell the mlscon I Ssn Pranclaco Preee Club Meeple ceptlon he wss the bodyguard jstrutted Into the door, spotted two Phillip* did hi* bit -he circulated Collegian correepondeat*. Bonnie In the crowd aod pointed out the' Beeman and Mickle Hansen and French ambassador "" greeted them He caught the alien Not wanting to hurt or dlaeppolnt [Hon of tbe crowd and one woman sn> oM he sutograph hounds Frank I correspondent immediately began signed hla name numerou* time*-taking profuse and hurried note* aa: Francola Mesple I*llelle She didn't ersse them until MeSple France waa Introduced aa a representative He had the feeling be could not ;°f t»e Fresno State College contain himaelf much longer aad ao I "College." sbe said, "couldn't be" with a flouriah and an unlntelllg ble {And the eraser went to work A* I atood with hundred* of other people behind the rop*e ately ISO yards from th* •ntranc**.- of the opera building where la a few minute* would be arriving large Black Umoaslaee with th* tataw from the 14 allied nations of the world. I could not help think lag that I waa a repreoenutiv* of the student* of Preeno Stats Co* a a dourii [Zj****9 BuAttri HE SUIE 11 And than mm all drmed up in hi* Ro.h !• Even g dummy knows tlut vvllkMi k . comes to campus and date dotuS^J Roos Bros couldn t be brttct m\ it you want somt* pointers. juM drop around to Roos Bros, and In them show you FULTON AT FRESNO STREET : FRESNO As t stood out in the warm aun in front of the opera h Pranclaco. Wedneeday. April IS. the opening day of th* Ualtad • World Security Conference. I could not help thinking bow lanky I « Three times I tried to bluf my way through the police sat. but eech time my attempt* snded Ib failure. Then, with the help at aa Cansdlsn Infantry roan who was driving one of the delegates' t ind who couldn't pass up the banc* to grab a liquid refresh nent rrom the adjacent bar. 1 paeeed through the ropes keeping he general public clear from • nme ..f th* rhauf feura of the maaelv* auto* of th* leregatee I talked to the m*a drlv leg the Peruvian aad varto** state lepsrtment cars. Including the car of Senator Arthur H Vandenberg ■ appoln general mix up. with the Bimetal*. San Joaquin Valley's Leading Jeweler Since 1910 A. S. Shaddow .Il.Val.lr> 1.11. The Finest in Diamonds, Watches end Jewelry SPECIAL RATES TO ALL COLLEGE STUDENTS AND FACULTY MEMBERS Headquarters for FRATERNITY end SORORITY PINSy M*mb*r Claa. 1928 Vanity "P' Socbtty Alpha Fratwnlty driving Ilk* mad to be the tx* pick up their mea. getting th* h the met of the ear* to taha I r their various charge* aad I ol* block wae an area af at agNATOh ass.via " was (till a*aolag oa the a Senator* ear wheat. Mr a and with awaat oa ale U who should arrtv* hat tha I blmaslf I quickly opeemd and aald good aftenseaa. I to ataad with maay haa beauty he decked with a stan aasjata nankin, hs. tsecs-etary af Stat* Marshal fmat* af axnath fully costumed Ababb. with knlvss. sasall b*w-| ""tea naval esTlolal. .„., a**? g***r*le aad adalrala x ■patterta. of m*n thet ea* ••■-. ON DUTY Vet. with all the pi city tesMce. hundred* et *dPs garhed la white " ■»•». glovee. sad earryh*. . « »»d s 4S. sad the aWw MPs, about Rt* fast trmm tj aaeat of the bag gg. . I then Bemaeded t* 1 a* opera boa**, tola* , front looking at the tMttmt a »Mi *n the steeps and tha l "t tha cameras. - ere several band ae baJcony A* I walked out of th. t ova*, down Ihe marble ***] gnl* Ukmaght haw Itsoay I m, a AsBerlcaa. fee where ease tt «-**« ea* a psraon vS*w a ***** •»*• tha atmtmrmme, and write what he is* aad thsaaj newapapar wlUoul th* am. • nt rsgjardta. his UltaaaT Inter.VereHy to Mtet I , s1^!? *'" ^ * ******** Jnt.r Varsity Chiistlna I Thursday sHsmoon at 4 a *- »eet lawn of tha a •»f IVCP pra.14. Chapel Tomc-rrow Dr Hubert PhlUlp*. prat social science will *B*ak . '••* leaaorTow at IS SS s»T conn Dr PhllUf. wSt mm en a subject d*axUt*f watt, \ |