1932_10 The Daily Collegian October 1932

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STATE COLLEGE OF FRESNO, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4. 1832
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That Vandegrift Boomerang!
In other columns of this issue students will find t
count of the alleged statements-- of the state director of finance,!
Rolland A. Vandegrift.
Vandegrift could  not be reached hy Collegian  representa-
i, but a member of the editorial staff reached Hayden ."
local realtor, to whom It was reported that the director
the statement
The Collegian can not, then, at this I
ittitude toward this state official. However, if Vanib/grift did,
:e such a statement, and reports seem to indicate that he did,
The Collegian must declare that its opinion of the director has
taken a decided drop.
To think that an iiaiividual in such a responsible position
tie state should declare that he did not care what became of
some 1000 students who would not be allowed to enroll at
mo, teems utterly prlap-st-rrjiis.
It it sincerely hijped by eitiiens of Fresno, by those interested in the college expansion, and by the students, that Rolland
Vandegrift. state dirrrtitor of finance, will see fit to retract his
statements before it rea-ta ■* a l-oomerang.
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CUT F. S. C. TO 1000 STUDENTS,
AllEIB STATEMENT OF It A.
VANDEIjIM, FINANCE DIRECTOR
Hayden Jones Calls Bluff in Fiery Counter-Statement; Thousand Students Can Roam Streets
Vandegrift Doesn't Care
Rolland A. Vandegrift, director or state finance, believes the
I'reano State college should care for but 1000 students instead
if approximately 2000 now there, and he is in favor of allowing
only enough state funds to serve 1000 students.
luch was the statement he made to Hayden Jones, local real
, man, in Fresno this week during * discussion on taxation
CAMPUS POLITICIANS OR&ANIZE AS DATE
FOR PRESIDENTIAL POU APPROACHES
Student   Interest  Mounts   as   Election   Draws
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Forces to Organize
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