1947_05 The Daily Collegian May 1947

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- The Fresno State College Collegian
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Editor Belly Kent
Managing Editor Edmond Boles
Copy Editor Gwen Zander
Sports Editor Benny Phillips
Club Editor Bob Minor
rTiologTopher Gordon Scott
Reporters: Marian Zaihan. Harry Sloeltle. "
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Masque Ball
Tonight one of America's really name bands
will appear in Fresno to play for Fresno State's
Annual Masque Ball. It is up to the students
to decide if they want more name bands in the
future.
To insure the college's procuring mote name
bands, it will be necessary that at least 1200
students attend tonight's affair. The- dance will
cost the student body approximately $1-100—
a large sum, but not too large, if enough students turn out.
George Zenovich has kept his campaign
promise by bringing a name band to Fresno
for a college affair. At the time of the campaign, the students were in' accord with the
name band policy. It is now up to the students
to keep their patt of the bargain. Their job is ■
to rum out en masse ro the annual Masque-
Ball tonight.
No Favorites
Letters have been tcccived by The Collegian's
Letters lo the Editor department, advocating
the election of certain candidates in the coming
VARSITY F . . . expects to add over Jl.OOOl
to its scholarship fund from revenue derived
from sale of advertisements in the West
Coast Relays program. This scholarship fund
which will be administered by the lettermen
group as to number of awards for each sport
was initiated when lettermen from basketball, baseball, and track complained that too
much of the money for scholarships
tabbed for football players.
GEORGE   ZENOVICH'
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SOMEONE'S DREAMING . . . probably
suited in Eddie Cantor's appearing in Varsity Varieties this year. That
ing probably led to the fact thi
some more dreaming has come out. The dis-
trict representative of a national tobacco j
companv recently expressed interest in tin
show and added that he would contact the
head of the concern's advertising show to
possibly sponsor the show on a traveling basis. Cantor has heard of the new dream and
does not think it impossible—in'ftict, he in
tends to follow the matter up personally
when he is in New York visiting Ida.
student body election. These letters will no
appear in The Collegian.
The letters will not appear because the cdi
tors feel that if they did run, certain parties
would be using the college newspaper as a
Since The Collegian is a newspaper for ALL
Ftesno State students, it is not for or agait
nor will  it allow its columns to be for
against, any candidate running for office.
Three good men are candidates for studen
president. It is up to the students to pick tht
man of their choice.
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Piano Ensemble
Concert Planned
By FSC Musicians
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