1943_03 The Daily Collegian March 1943

              COUJ&IAN
?OLUME TWENTY-NINE
"READABLE —WORTH    READING"
110 Seniors File
Degree Petitions
Petition* of 110 seniors for
graduation in June have been filed
with Margaret Cosgrave, registrar.
Fifty-eight have petitioned tor
teaching credentials, of which nine
arc (or special secondary: two for
kindergarten-primary, and 47 for
Kcneral elementary. One pejltlon
has been filed tor an associate of
nrt« degree; two, for batchelor of
| education:   the resL for batchelor
The candidates and their majors
"oeOREES   AND   CREDENTIALS
SOLOIST
Inland. A. B. Chem.  &  Phy*
Verona*. A.  B. Education
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1943
| KARL KULTTI, will will play
the  solo violin at  tonight's
j  symphony
jSpring Symphony
PresentedTonight1
s flr«t symphony concert pre-
d thi* semester will begin tonight at 8:15in the college auditorium under the direction of Dr.
Arthur C. Berdahl.
Free tickets are
In the college booki
at Nat Cohen's, Sherman-Clay,
Hockett-Cowan.
Karl Kulttl. Instructor of string
Instrument* at thc college, will
on the program this evening a.
soloist In the Bach Concerto li
NATIVE OF OHIO
Kultti. a native of Ohio, began
hi*    musical    training       	
Zete Sweetheart
Candidates Due
Name* of two new pledges I
-ach sorority as candidates fe
Victory- Sweetheart of the 7.et
"■•"'—e! to be submitted by Thur
/Vhis week to Earl Yocun
enaent of the fraternity. It wa
nounced today.
Entry blank* are to be seale
ith a 25 cent defense slump i
eplng with the all-out war effot
effect at Fresno State co
Don Baker Elected!
Vice-President
Don  Baker. Junior,   was  el-
sophomore class.    Bilsten
M vote* to Bekland's 10.
Nadlne Kennedy won th
Nleklrk. 10 to 32. tor thc fresl
presidency.    -
One-hundred    and    seventy-
ballots were cast in the re-el*
Classes Will Be Dismissed
Friday for Noted Lecturer
Classes will be dismissed Fri.l,
n at 9 for an assembly featuring Dr.
,   E.    Stanley    Jones,    lecturer
Jones, sponsored by the Fresno
Council of Churches, h'-s
" [ many years as a missionary in
French-Indo China and Burma. He
will appear at the Fresno Memorial
Auditorium Thursday. Friday. Snt-
Grade Students Will
Present Piano Recital
\    Twenty  third-grade   students
.   The   t
will    I
n Room 141. The
mder  the  dlrectloi
e today
e of ti
. Later he
Jiilliar.l   School  of  Music  In  New
York city.
He left the Julllard school fo
scholarship with the noted viol
1st, Michael Press. After the det
Dr. Press, Kulttl continued
studies   with   Felix   Eyle,  cone,
Br of the Cleveland Sympbt
While studying with Kyle. Kultti
ntercd   thc   professioi
it the Cleveland Sutler hotel. This
marked the beginning
Thomas Attends
Budget Hearing
time conditions. Il has no refercnc.
to the building procram. which It
being introduced under it separat.
hill, but provides funds for sal-
arifs. supplies and equipment.
The faculty personnel, iindei
governor-proposed   plan,   wotllt
positions than
,1 for 13 positions.
n further changes are n
first  of   next   wee
throughout the week.
~ ie to the large pledge ,
to two pledges.
Judging will be based on personality, look*, and scholarship. The
girls w|ll also  participate  In  con
FRESHMAN TEA HELD '™^~£v
I the Triple S   |„ hoped will
Tomorro,
will  hold   I
Army Air Corps Members
Leave; Enlisted Reservists
Are Assigned to Monterey
Saturday and Sunday night, approximately 40 members
of the Army Air Corps reserve received 24-hour notices from
the Ninth Service Command in Utah.
AH of the reservists left Fresno between the hours of
2:45 a. m. and 5 a. m. Monday morning. They were to rendezvous in San Francisco yesterday and left last night at 5:30.
p. m. for Lincoln, Nebraska, where they will undergo basic
training.
The destination of the 53 Fresno State ERCs scheduled
to leave March 8 for Fort MacArthur in San Pedro has been
changed to Monterey according to information received by
Frank R. Morris, from the Commanding General of the Headquarters Ninth Service Command at Fort Douglas, Utah.
The latest order received by Morris, army llason officer at the college. Instructs the ERC. to report
to the Comanding Officer, Reception Center. Presldo of Monterey,
on March 8.
The group of 55 reservists under
the leadership ot SUnton Levy,
were previously scheduled to report to the Reception Center. Fort
MncArthur In San Pedro.
LEAVE BY S. P.
The group Is scheduled to leave
Fresno early March 8 by Southern
Pacific railroad. A special coach
ha* been reserved for the enlisted
troup. The route to be Uken is by
cay of San Francisco, across to
Jakland by ferry and then to tbe
Center at  Monterey.
Dr. Morris urged all men leaving
to make certain they Uke with
them a copy of their college transcript*. These are now being pre-*
pared, by thc Registrars office and
Morris will announce tbe method
of distribution later.
According to information Issued
by the Fresno Armed Forces Induction Station, the enlisted men
will need to uke with them only
the clothing they are wearing.
NECESSITIES PROVIDED
Within n few  hours after their
punished
First War Night'
Will Be Saturday
tit at eight o'clock In
11 of the union. Thi*
II be sponsored by the
on'* honorary service
he door, and the |
spent   in dancing.
should b
your list of things |
o do." declared student hotly presl-
lent. Floyd Hyde.
that the "war night." a patriotic
revival of alUollege night, was to
be held on every Friday night that
there was nothinc previously scheduled. Since a well known orche'slra
will he playing in Fresno this Friday,  the committee  considered
irday.
affair   until
AWS Asks for Women
To Keep Office Open
in s
r I gency r
'      The budget bll
ings are being cc
s I allows  79  full t
Although    several     girls
slened up tor tbe task. Alice Kendall  said yesterday that mor,
needed, especially to be host
Those who have already signed
Nordstnim.
-Nan
Crow.
* Pag. ,
Sign-up for Frat
To Be Thursday
Signups by the fraternity
rushees with the fraternity of their
preference are (o be held Thursday in the office of Mitchell P.
Briggs. dean of men.
Silence perio'd. which begins at
midnight on Wednesday, will be
over at I o'clock Thursday when
the pledge* to the different -fraternity presidents.
Rushing will conclude with preference night on Wednesday. The
rush affair* started last Wednesday with the Alpha party, folowed
by the Theta Chls on Thursday,
the Sigma Tau on Saturday, ZeU
Mu on Sunday, and the Mu Alpha
Delta last night.
The rush lists of the individual
fraternities were cut Ihls year due
to many men  being taken  In the