1940_11 The Daily Collegian November 1940

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LET'S   FfLL  THOSE   SECTIONS
Don't Forget the
F.S.C.-Nevada
Game Tomorrow
COUSOIAW
Have You Signed
the Petition
To Fred Waring Yet?
"READABLE-WORTH   READING"
FOURTH ESTATE
Valley Journalists
Here Tomorrow
DRAFT DOPE
FRESNO. CALIFORNIA, FR
Draw Good7
ker Gets 158
IDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1940
ONCE MORE
Election Group
Sets Dates For
BIG HURDLE
NUMBER 14
)ut to Stop
Many Staters
Numbers; Tuc
Bulldogs C
For Press Meet
College Men Drafted May Apply for
Deferment; Lyon Lone Faculty 'High Man*
Fall Elections
iNevada oteam Koller
College Host to 200
Hi School. J.C. Student
Editors, Staff, Sponsors
Joining in the nation-wide interest   this week   in the   new
"numbers racket" are more than 300 Fresno State men who are
registered in the draft lottery for compulsory military service.
Athletic Commissioner
To Be Chosen; Petitions
Out November 14
Bradshawmen Seek to End 233-Point
Wolfpack Scoring Spree Tomorrow Night
Over   200   editors,   ranking
staff and advisor members from
Although all students now in school will probably have their
training period deferred until after the end of the college year
~:HHHirH:.
The Fresno State College football squad will dig in its toes
in an attempt to atop the nation's highest scoring team, the Uni
publications In 32 valley towns
j^^^
lngw«r. drawn for about 20 who r.g-
versity of Nevada Wolves, in the Ratcliffe Stadium tomorrow
night at 8 o'clock.
will converge on the local campus
wsfl    P^^^^wB
medial, 'd'lstrlct aswaBd^Ssiiw.^* ^
With a record of four wins and a tie, and a total seasonal
l.\r^^^r.
1F*r
The earliest order for training of
Th. committee. meeting y..t.rd.y.
score of 233 points to their opponents 12, the Wolves, coached by
.ra.^eet.onD'CCmberl2f°rt,,Cgen'
GREETINGS GATES
2? s«»nT«  toT dcreatT'thl
~BS^rir"TZ
■r^.jffy 18
in?itSbJ^£i\c?£
ilSiSS
Nevada Rooters,
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jZ"£"Z^t!cSs
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Band 250 Strong
£. ^In™'1 staffs'.^d't^parthtular
^mW Jk '
"That tramping around with a gun.
2*^llZtZ^£
Arrive Tomorrow
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deMn MrCW-Mete h'a." a.s'ed
foVmlng™n^ThursdTy.\'ov\mSr12SS
Rally Scheduled at S. P.
EsSrSSiL..
w&.jmw*
all of the preliminary .laminations for
The committee, consisting of Wesley
and Vlda Chucovlch. mad. prelimin
Station at 5 O'clock;
Dance Following Game
BOB TUCKER
«mMt.rt work to "complete ibVscrv*
sltion. which has been    handled    by
U,™ discussions' anVagainV^ring'lh'c
Has lh„or oj Holding Vint Number
 Me,, o. Pat, ft..
ary  p.»n.  for holding  of  the  ballot-
Two hundred and fifty University of
Caaptaln Ernie Poore and Chct St.ln-
luncheon,  will  be  Zclla  Tally,  of   II,..
•simer Inlon    High    School, student
WHO NEXT?
TEAM MAY
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p,|a?"m"or*thknv  """"' """ °""r
BASKETBALL
Dlego'lagam.C?«.eteaekri»nd  wlU n"
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TRAVEL TO HAWAII
bano£"a.tre "":"a"' """ °Umb0r "'
VETERAN PLUNGER
The fullback post will bo filled by
The Fresno State basketball quintette will be Hawaii bound
along with the football squad in December, if plans which were
back; and L«s Terry, highest scoring
bT"ill\^'o\'er^TlliT»Ttu7.t^\
started at a recent Board of Athletic Control meeting arc carried
held on Thursday. November IS.
Itally  Committee.  s.M  that  a ^Uirge
Bulldog, will tak. over the doUes ot
faculTy T^rvi.orT W°""" ""' ""
to completion.
Tour College on
12 Week Courses Open
S^SHHi
:Sh?{Hi?2fw,ijl£
1 REGISTRATION  AT 9:30
 Mere e. Paf F°»
Air Tuesday at 6.
Your College." b J 5-minute radio pro-
In English, Sociology
. ^^*cw?Ji^B-S rtk
 -Mcr. en Pate Thru
!l,GW Sign Waring
Mu Alpha Spook
Song Petition
While  17  players.  Including  seven
Icltermcn. have already reported  for
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take   Sociology   11.   Current   Affairs.
„.ul^°°oi!sU.la,eKrooT.™ to"nll
Dance Tonight
Battle for New Fight
more than five players—one full team
between Ihe McUine Hall and the In-
mmlng.'or 'the''tal.. 'rJr^Xlason tM
»trud"L'mcoo"e"te 'with"tlie^Ra'n"
John's Barn Scene of
Tune Enters Third Day
l^*nst'fir,i..nt'Uadsrareli?nliglmdhls
proratawin'be tatt.^toflcil set
Thursday at 3 o'clock in Room 111.
Em^iefoEH^h?,K,i™Trt",i°°
Annual Madmen Affair
|r£^^^e^,S
foo.b™  .<!»,.. be SUM  ^".J^
mavTt,,;,',^! 'untll'T foiTowTn"^
ntso open to new students.   They are
Or.  W.  E.  St.  John's  English   159B.
American Literature, which meets on
dan""' wli?ben under" t"e"s^'ns'orshlp
night in John's Barn.
• £*Ha(r^" ^V"*
HAWAII  SCHEDULE
Monday. Tuesday. Thursday, and Frl-
."person.   re"e'ltni.u'.n1 hls'-Jit'
second   iiroRrum on  Wednesday eve-
nliiB it 5:16 will brine: to th.- radio
couple, lax Included.
Th. Coll.gUn. Radio Station KMJ.
3rEr::riEi
nlnB procram will be called The Social   Science   Serle*.
in^^?^^
lr~^—
llesldes the petition, which will be
TOVARICH GOOD, GRAYBILL BETTER - SAYS CRITIC
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By Bob Smith
Keith Collins, manager or KMJ. has
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E'rLvVd'ly r'stuTcnU ,,
bl'lL \TZ M™Zle\7™,TZ.  gV«t
TSErT^u^r
In. should be worn.
one-half miles west of Highway 99.
j ca^w^g-a'p^ms.
fFlat and rcttweit among these was
!e"|d.horroMh™''l.nraa'rda.etTMU.
n.'ir.^eJll.rSr"n"y hi™0.".'
Fr"cr80ve^rn",-"'o«.,.°r!hi.h'
Mu Alicia, pledges    with    lanterns
tasting Company,    llacllo    City.  New
SE'rHHrSi
pesred easily was th. high spot
DUPONT  BRATS
hi"* quall.y'Ur,fora^ceVth''r """"
COURSE FEES DUE
AT 4 O'CLOCK TODAY
Burma Road Topic
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i'an™nwere Uckirg'""'''''1" ""' '"'"
th"DuXTbr.t.nd»n'd,|natG|rr.°rihey
Wlniler alno appeared In the produc-
, For Evening Forum
SECOND  THOUGHT                       ^ ^
McCONNELL GOOD
or^,das^an"ob^oTlouriotMkk%ourng^
tkWn Utile opportunity    for    Judging
« Illustrated lectur. by Nlcol Smith
evening In turntog in a performance
at 4 o'clock, according to Donald 8.
at the Kvenlng Forum In the auditor*
th. beauty interest In a part that had
««"lay at 7:J0 o'clock. Th.  lecture
Mason Corner, as Commissar Gorot-
""I be based on th. book. -Burma
Soad." of which Smith la th. author.
^^.dw^wfwhd^U,
provided mor. than hU .bar. of th.
chenko. sinister, but sauve reprwen-
.Use the USP boaau.
„ a maalmum of 11.00.