Ambitious Fraternicities Pledge Over 225 Incoming Stu4dents II fIfL U .) Frat Men Active As Enrollment Rises College Night

The University began its '45 THE FLORIDA ALLIGATOR - GAINESVILLE, FLA., SEPT. 21, 1945 fall semester in grand style last Held Ton~git week with the fraternities car- rying on an extensive rush pro- Freshmen To Meet // gram. The pledging deadline, 9:00 Dr. Tigert In Union e Welcome p.m. Saturday, found more than 225 boys pledged. The following The traditional "College Night" arethe names of most of the ceremonies and pledges: President's Re- ception for Freshmen, sponsored Message ALPHA GAMMA RHO To fos~h by Florida Union, are slated to James Chapin, Vernon Culver- be held tonight at 7:30 in the house, John Fowler, Bernard University auditorium. TO ALL FLORIDA MEN, ESPECIALLY THOSE IN THE Dowling, James Faulk, Neil Activities of the evening in- FRESHMAN CLASS, GREETINGS: Faulk, V ~ Joe Pate, Jerry ' Bishop, clude a pep rally at "College Burnette Pape, Billy Fentworth, Night" and- the introduction of There has never been a time when I have had keener Walter Woochard. - Coach Tom Lieb and the football satisfaction in seeing you come to the Campus. The war ALPHA TAU OMEGA team to the freshmen, to be fol- years brought us trainees but they took our Florda boys Billy Bently, Earl Patterson, lowed by the President's Recep- away from us. My hart beats anew as I see the Fresh- PREJ/OdWT1i/A/CI./ r7/ERT John Reints, Bill Womble, Earl tion in Florida Union where first man caps appearing in numbers on the Canapus. Bland, Bill Bond, Henry Evans, year men will meet University Be assured that everything possible has been done to make your return to the U Clay Fields, John Fountain, Bill President John J. Tigert and the versty pleasant and profitable. Holt Terry Lanier, Gus King, You have been acquainted with our organization , deans of the various colleges. our plans during orientation week. If there is any John Lee, Ralph Mahie, Dickie Refreshments will be served. obstacle which stands in your wA Mead, Lloyd Morgan,aGeorge Nel- please come in and let me try to help you remove it. Meantime, we again greet y son, Ed O'Connell, Bill Rogers, and welcome you into the circles of Florida men. J. N. Royal, George Starkes, Jim- Sincerely yours, my Thurnan, George Todd, Jack Murphree Recital John J. Tigert, Cannon, Jimmy Coughlin. President BETA THETA PI Marks 20 Years Ray Winstead, Stanley Poole, musical Service "ALL ELEU'IOS Jack Spann, Jack Brooksbank, Glee Club Plans Eminent Cuban Charlie Albritton, John Wilcox, Claude L. Murphree, associate Dean of Students R. C. Howard Rutledge, John Thomp- professor of music, w'ill observe Busy Semester peaty announced yesterday Speaks Tuesday son. his twentieth anniversary as Uni- that student body elections DELTA TA!U DELTA versity Organist in a special re- Attempts To Surpass are scheduled Thursday from Collazo, Lion Pres., Claude Appenzeller, James At- cital in the University audi- Past Attainments 2 to 6 p.m. The polls for all Will Visit water, Ronald Berry, Millard torium Sunday at 4 p.m. The Campus Boothby, The balloting will be located in Charles Drake, William program, including works by U. of F.'s most famed Dr. Ramiro Collazo, newly edec Hart, John Hively, Lloyd Hull, Bach, Vierne, Yon and several musical organization has long the annex of Forida Union. ed president of Lions Intern Aubrey been known Janet, Ralph Morgan, American composers, will be a as its "Ambassadors The deadline for submitting tional and one of the most pro. Herbert Mullis, Doyle Ogle, Jo- repetition of the first program of Good Will." Since 1925, Flor- names of candidates for of- inent attorneys of Havana, Cu seph Sincore, William Walker, ever played by Murphree ida has boasted one of the finest will visit in the fice is 5 p. m. Monday. Gainesville next wee, Perry Watson, Bruce Westberry. auditorium, in September 1925, vocal organizations in the coun- Dr. Collazo will speak at Namesare to be left or sent KAPPA SIGMA the beginning of his sophomore try. special assembly to be held in t Elmer Hill, Bill Pace, Jim Cog- year at the University. A testament of their quality was to the Florida Union desk. University auditorium at 11 a. their gins, Allan De Loach, David How- He obtained his A.B. degree appearance in 1940 at the on Tuesday. Classes will be d. N. Y. World's ard, Foster Jennings, Curtis here in 1928, and became a Fel- Fair, and their fre- missed for the hour in order th quent Phi Eta Sigma Asks Weaver, Bob Rhingdhal, David low in the American Guild of Or- successful trips each sea- both students and faculty m son Hedick. ganists in 1934, following a year throughout Florida and to Eligible Students To have an opportunity to hear th other states. PHI DELTA THETA of study in New York City. He distinguished Latin American. i But previous Report For Interview Fred Hampton, Bobby Wright, has given about 475 Sunday after- performance is Collazo attended the San Fra:. not going to be George Croy, Hugh Harris, Ed noon programs in the auditorium, sufficient this All students who think they are cisco Conference and no dou: yearany more Pynchon, Barry Smith, Jim Camp, in addition to many more in Flor- than it has been eligible for membership in Phi will discuss matters of inteies- in the past. The 1945 doings will Dai -Brayton, John Hill, Bill Mc- ida and throughout the South- Eta Sigma are invited to report pertaining to international a: - Coy, Robert McGowan, Bill Trip- east. he the subject of student interest. f airs. Much will depend on the quan- to Room 3, Language Hall. Elgi- lett, Jack Nooney, Bill Bryant, For the last ten years Murphree Since the University for a nun:-. tity and quality of the fresh- bility requirements are: "On the DaveBudd, Earl Mallard, Roy has had charge of the music sec- her of years has maintained a co- man turnout this month. A small Diggans, Francis Brown, Byron tion of the C-5 course. basis of his first 32 hours, or less, dial relationship with Latin Ame: group of men remain Goss, Byron Pell, Hugh Cobb, from last the student must have earned at ican countries through the InsL- John year's club and around them the tute of Inter-American Affairz Dowling, Jimmy Lester, least 112 honor points to be eligi- Buddy Savory. '45 Glee Club will be built. it seems appropriate to have a Prof. J. W. Denrnyn, director ble for initiation into Phi Eta PHI GAMMA DELTA visit from this distinguished citi Gator Escapes for many years, is planning to Sigma." Bill Curry, Wilson Smith, Jim zen of Cuba. teach the rapid recognition of .Montgomery, Dale Warner, Mike notes to speed the rate of learn- Byrnes, George Peacock, Bob Hud- From Cage ing new pieces. Students will More The Merrier son, Bob McVay, Harry MacDou- The Florida Alligator is on the have the opportunity to judge the gal, Jack Admire, Luis Guerra, loose again. success of his efforts at Carlos Casteblanco. a Christ- University Gets Coeds The After a summer in hiberna- mas concert and at least one PHI KAPPA TAU - tion, the campus wekely news- other local event after that. Bob Butler, Duane Savelle, Doz- Hard Way As GaIs Filter In paper this morning swung its tail Interested men should contact ier Laird, Jimmy Echols, Tony and came to the top for a breath Prof. DeBruyn between 2 and 5 Pullara, Phil McCloud, Lloyd Jen- Female Population increases As of air under the guidance of on weekdays at his office in the nings, Donald Harrington, John Johnny Walker, editor in chief, Auditorium. The work, as he New Rulings Become Effective Farmer, Donald Padgett, Eddie and Joe Pero, business manager. puts it, is not Hill, Fred Brett, Oswaldo George, easy, but the By Jean Whitmore Legislature broke down and Publication was charted Mon- profits are considerable. Tommy Guiccardo, Joe Treadwell, Women-On this campus? played 'Lady Bountiful" by day night when 20 men and one Jack Gautier, Lawrence King. You're batty. The University saying veterans' wives could woman met under auspices of the is non-co-euucauonai. *ine PI KAPPA ALPHA come, provided their husbands Board of Student Publications to Al Albrinson, Bill Boyd, Wil- "catalogue says so, the Legis- were here first. apply for staff positions. Besides son Boozer, Claude Campbell, Don Grid Opener lature says 'No wonien, thank It was last year too, that a Walker Is the following emerged as French, Bob Hallock, Lloyd Hen- you,' and the Board of Con- place in the dorms was made Continued on Page Three Continued on Page Three tral states it quite emphatic- for them. True it may be - I ally. But, there are ten women t bleakest, most distant Tomorrow Nile in Law, six in Pharmacy, one outpost of Murphree, but Gen. Van Fleet, Ex Gator in Engineering and many there are thirteen who main- Coach, Gators Start Season more, even some graduate stu- tam it well. Four flights are Pays Tribute To University Against Blanding Team dents wear ruffles and curls. good for the figure and, pack- Spirit How can they be explained? ing lunch so you can get to "The human element-the kind "Any success I may have When Florida's Fighting Gators Do you know that a member class on time is economical, take the field of the species actually appeared or so they'll tell you in I gained at the University of achieved as a combat leader I can Saturday at 8 p.m. the Florida-was the biggest factor in the season's gridiron opener at the Gator Veterans' meeting Director's office. give due credit to that experience. in winning the war," Major Gen- against the. 63rd Infantry Regi- last Tuesday night? All that isi Bachelors Beware eral James A. Van Fleet, com. And I ought to particularly ment of Camp Branding, they will known, is that she was a WAVE. For the benefit of hopeful mander of the Third Corps, has thank you (Dr. Tigert) for your be captained iby Kenneth Hamil- Her name, what show's registered bachelors, the girls are all either disclosed in a recent letter to good guidance and constant en- ton, veteran guard and sophomore for, or if she is really registered married to Gator veterans, or President John J. Tigert. couragement." . from Daytona Beach. those are the mysteries of the they are career women. Did you A former head coach at the In replying to General Van This 'is the first meeting of the hour. ever date a career woman? They University in 1923 and 1924, and Fleet, Dr. Tigert wrote in part: two teams and little is known of Everything Is Legal converse of dejury, defacto, and professor of military science and "You record in the war has been the strength of the Army eleven. To set your minds at rest, if de-lar; of pills, elixirs, or tux- tatics,. General Van Fleet has extraordinary, but nothing be- One sure fact is that they have you will take a high-power micro- .ey specials. They can compart been in contact with the Univer- yond what I would have expect- a great ball carrier and triple scope and peruse the catalogue by the hour the best methods for sity and -his former associates ed of you. -, . . I have always threat in Kenneth McLain who diligently, you will find that wom- chasing ambulances, or how thin since he ,left. been impressed with your military carried the pigskin for the Gators en, real women, may come to this you can slice the ham for sand- In a recent letter to Dr. Ti- qualities, but more so with your last season. bachelor intsitution without hav- wiches. The newest type of gert, General Van Fleet said of character." The squad this year is made up ing their throats 'cut competely. diesel engines, or the application the war and the University in General Van Fleet's part in the almost entirely of Florida boys ,/ There have been great con- of the laws of force can be made part: "Throughout this war, as war brings to mind that over 10,- with 38 out of 49 candidates for cessions made to them in the most fascinating. If you enjoy in every war, the biggest factor 000 Univesity alumni have serv- the team hailing from this state. last few years. First, they it, more power to you boys, but in winning is the human element. ed in the war, with 313 of them Other states represented are New were allowed in Pharmacy don't say you weren't warned. The most of what I know of it paying the supreme sacrifice. Fig- Jersey, New York, Minnesota, and Graduate Schools. With Sometimes they may feel was gained at the University of ures compiled by the Alumni Of- Texas,, and California. the onset of war, they were that cutting their hair and Florida, dealing ever and ever fice disclose that 66 ar still miss- Head Coach Tom Lieb reports permitted to enter the Law wearing long pants would J with the student body and in par- ing and 12 remain prisoners of that h& has a better team this School with only two years make them less conspicuous 1 ticular with ROTC cadets and war. There are 116faculty mem- year than last, which should in- of college credit. Last year but as time goes on the num, 1 Gator athletes. bers serving the armed forces. Continued on Page Four a a e veneranse Legislature Continued on Page ibid ALLIGATOR TO MED't

Begin Thdire 6ith n Alftitor as seCond-class matter at the st office at Soon staff meeting Monday night Gainesville, Florida, under the Act of Auigust 24, 1912 _ . at 7:30 . in. in the basemnent Published weekly during the academic year by the Student Body By Donald Walker- Hbrsestoe Singles of Florida Union. Persons or the , Gainesville. St *t Tuesday interested in working on the Wi am Lowry, instructor in Journalism, Laboratory Coordinator. e ove e id staff are to atend. Ibekino xx th Rettv 'Hutton's nor- Singles in the horseshoe com- invited Johnny Walker . .Editor-in-chief trayal of Texas Guinan in "Incen- petition, slated to begin Tuesday, Dava.M anaging Sage Editor . diary Blohde." It is a Par'amount will be the first sport in the Uni- versity intramural Jae Pero .Busiasess Manager production in technicolor playing program, ac- Welcome Freshmen today and tomorrow. cording to Buck Lanier, student Although it has been said that intramural director. the movie garnishes Texas Gui- The program will constst of a tditria/y Seaking:o nan's care and endows her with league made up of fraternities and a better character than she ac- other fridependent organizations Mat.46c Ev'e. 44c 'Se-rv. 30c Chil. 14c BLACK AND BLUE BULLETIN tually had, little has been said on the campus. Scheduled this against 'it's entertainment 'value. year, and listed in order are, rODAY b SATURDAY Sept. 21,22 A few days Miss Hutton lives up-to horseshoes, ago an unknown individual graduated such 'singles and doubles, BETTY HUTTON from the ranks of the petty pranksters into the "bg time" a title as the "Blitz Blonde" when. swimnmi .ng, ibokin, basketball, wvhen he produced and distributed a fictitious copy of the she 'sings "Oh By Jingo", "Row, ping pong, singles and -douTble, "hiceb'dia.'y B~ Orange and tlue Bulletin. Row, Row", "Ragtime Cowboy touch football, and shuffleboard, The copy was entitled the 'Black and Blue Bulletin' Joe,"and other songs. Included. sintles and doubles. in the cast 'are Arturo de SUN., MON., Sept. 23, 24', but this Cor-' taher anounced hIs Staff artistic touch seemed to escape detection. Any- dova ("Frenchman's Cree"),-Barry as' followsv: Abbey Fink, assistant bARBARA STANWYCK way, the thing appeared one morning on bnll-etin boards Fitzgerald ("Going My Way'), student director of publicity; Pete D[IENNIS all over the place, and was generally mistaken for the Charles MORGAN Ruggles, and Mabel Sfmmon, head officials Orange and Blue. kdains, mother BiIly of Betty ilutton, Wynne, field judge; Dick f almond, "CHRISTMAS IN As a result, several hundred freshmen turned up 'at who plays an hysterical woman office manager. during a COf4N'EtTlcurT the Infrmary to report for a Wasserman Test which had rodeo sequence in the "The rules wil be the same as NEWS film. been announced in the fictitious bulletin. Needless to last year," said Lanier. There Columnist Isn't say. the spectacle of several hundred assorted freshmen Domestic was 64 percent student participa- TuES, WED., Sept. 25, 2 tion in 1944 madly clamoring for assermian tests didn't leave the In- One of Hollywood's finest and when the cup was fiimary staff won by Phi Delt. BORIS KAALOFF unaffected. A great deal of time and energy most versatile actresses, Barbara LON CHAN*EY was wasted during the resulting confusion and the Infirm- -Stanwyck, co-stars 'With Dennis "fHOUASE ary staff, already severely overworked, was, to 'say the Morgan in the Sunday-Monda'y RATIONING Of least, i';1ihappy about the matter. feature "Christmas in Connecti- FATS, MEATS, etc.-Book four red FRANKENSTEiN" bi tne interests of truth we must admit that the whole cut". This is t excellent War- stamps V9 through Z2 god through VARIETY - NEWS ner Bros. comedy, but it doesn't Sept. 30; Al through El good through has Nct. fiasco aspects of humor. At the present time, how- give Miss Stanwyck much 3; 1 through K1 good'through oppor- Nov. 30; Li through Q1 good through TODAY & SATURDAY Sept. 21,22 ever, the entire University staff is working harder than unity to really -"emote" as did Dec. 31. .ever before. The problems of reconversion are keeping "Double SuGARK-ook four stamp 38 good Indemnity" or an older through 'Dee. 31. DOUBLE FEATURE tiem after hours. Things like this little incident do not one, "Stena Dallas.' SHOES .- Book three airplane CHARLES STARRETT the job easier. stamps 1, 2, 3, and 4 goad indefinitely., make The story. 'concerns a young OPA says2no plans to cancel any. We have no quarrel with a general administering of woman who writes a monthly TURNN OF THE Wasserlan tests and we feel certain that the infirmary magazine feature "Diary of a Chopin's "Minuet Waltz." DURANGO KID" is not adverse ' gving an occasional Wasserman. But tiousewife". Seaman Jefferson Veronica Lake using her busi- JOHN LITELL already over- Jones (Dennis Morgan', after re- t'0is is not the point. The point is that an ness sense to cash in on Eddie's "Submarine Base" burdened dough when he staff has been given more work-and we don't nothing on a rubber raft intthe begins to realize Raiders of Ghost City No 2 something from his singing. think anyone should be overburdened with work. . Pacific, arranges a visit with the 'Cass Daley bemoaning her author of the feature through the fate' sings "All I Do magazine in order to try some of Is Beat This 'Gol-Darn Drum" WELCOME FRESHMEN the mouth-watering and "A Sailor recipes men- With An Eight-Hour Pass.", hetioned' "Diary." T We take this opportunity to pick up students only 't t the The piano-mnaestros Carmen Cavallaro, Ted Fiorito, Henry Chit. in the first issue of the 1945- uIs >!OPs. It lo dangerous columnist turns'out to be unnar- mat. Eve. SerV. in, Ray Noble and Joe Reich- and 35c 8eC So 46 Alligator, to welcome to thumb elsewhere. ried and inuch more at home 'at man. Another thin. of import- a bar than at a kitchen SUN., MON. Sept. 23, 24 stance is stdve. getting iii o the habit But this is ohiy background for campus. It is our hope that of reading the Orange and the movie, and Sidney Greenstret, DOUBLE FEATURE WATCH JINX FALKENBURG the freshmen will learn the Blu-e tulletin every Monday, Reginald Gardner, S. Z. Sakall, CRYSTAL AT'and ways of the Florida campus Wednesday and F r i d a y in whatUine follows.O'Connor also take part BR'OKEN? "GAY SENORITA" and that the class JUNE CARLSON of '49 will Posted in all University They're All Here be Florida's most outstand-' buildngs, the Orange and After expling to the nth de- We carry a complete stock of Delinquent DaU ltters' round and odd shapes in glass ng. Blue contains important an- gree the horror possibilities of NEWS, watch crystals in regular '10 order to make it 'easier' nouncements and lost and the 'mummy, the 'wolf-man, Drac- and du- rex thickness. for the new men to acquaint found information. ula, 'etc., a Hollywood company TUESDAY ONLY, Sept. 25 themselves with college life, F. r - 'combined all of them to make themselesgigt olpasseolifes, -esitmieni, :ve are of 0 u r s e, "'House fo Frankenstein", show-I 50c WALLACE BERRY going to esion h a should remember the campus 75c $1.00 few hopeful iig Taesday and Wednesday. The suggestions that "hello" tradition - that "this Min''s NAVyI. of movie is being shoWn as a regu- FOR PROMPT SERVICE% facilitate,will "learning th speakingr - VARIETY to everyone yoti lar feature, but it doesn't greatly SPyORT meett roles' on th campus. outdistance the other horror pic- BRING YOUR WATCH TO First, there is the rtle that To the men, familiar with tures. WED., THURS., 'Se. 26, 27 college students follow i college life, btlt new to 01 bracken Sings SONJA HENIE thumbing rides to anc 'from campus, we sincerely hope Paramont's "Out C 0 L E S thumbingWorld" coming next Thursday,of This t o w ii. For convenience, that yo wil cone to con- Frd" an Sat TWill JEWELERS "It's A Pleasure" Canesv-ille people are asked sider yourself a Florida mall Friday and Saturday aill be (Technicolor) - -(2faFlrdamnfound to be S. somewhat above- 423 W. University Aye. SUORfT - NEWS the-average musical comedy. Some Student House, 9-10:30 of its features are: IL Religious Notices Eddie Bracken using Bing All religious notices and church Crosby's Voice and Frank Si- notes should be handed in at the natra's tie to make the Florida bobby- Union desk, no later than soxers swoon. A(TIV TI 02 0 noon, Wednesday. They Diana Lynn leading an all-girl - should be type-written and dou- orchestra and taking care ble-spaced. 6f the. piano too, including a specialty,; W WELCOME

PRESBYTERIAN

Rfch Friday night of this se- N. W.LAUNRY BACK FELLOWS mester, except when the Univer- 3ity schedules a major event, the DRtY CLEANING Presbytei-ian Student S e s s i o n etouse at 1606 W. Umversity Xve- mie will hold an upen douse gath- When in need of drugs arid toilet 'ring from 7:30 to 10:30. 614 W. Uniy. Aye. Phoe 257 All University students interest- - Ii the youth group are Invited articles, callIontholUndvrIiAbIe o drop in and econie acquainted 'n th "Fred' Widmer, student pas- OUR BRANCH OFFICE or. Pirg pong, games, a vintrola "nd large collection of records, a 910 W. Universe oey ball court, and other con- Aye. 'esnehees are available for the VIDAL DUGCO, 'ie of students at all times. The or -ouse is open for use all 'day 't'ry day in the wNeek. i.hedule or SdiidAy, Sept. 23 SEE HERBERT WILLIAMS it the First Presbyterian hurch in 204 East University Ave. 'j; nesville: Sunday School 9:45; morningg 'worship, 11:00; youth Our University Driver and supper, 6:30; evening n.8:00; Open Hlouse ~at the Jones, Jackie Marsh, Gus Smith, THE A ALLIGATOR - GAINESVILLE, FLA., SEPT. 21, 1 " Richard Woehle, Flip Atter, Jim- lOntsied ?rom rage One my Henderson, Karl Hoff, Eugene derson, Denns Iy, ed - 'ad, Billy Miller, Joe Oliver, ran, Fred Niiks, red Kushner, Palmer Craig, Paul Young, Hug john Koss, 4 WE LCOME GATORS. Jack Pease, 'Charles Johnson. Er Pappy, Wibur Rollins, Marion SIGIA Pil EPSMION 4+OC N0t TAUUS By Ted Nelson Rabofn, Ed,Riyal, Neal Sandy, Emmet Owens, Jack Leigh, Al David Sargent, J. L. Smith, John Cady, A year ago at tnis time, we Hunter McCluer, Fred started. out as a very green col- Schneider, -Al Smith, Bob Smhth, Ffoffman, Eugene Sheffield, Bud- umnist under this head. The Al- Terry Gift and Book Shop Max Scott,,Tom Vaughn. dy Cdoksey, Clyde Smith, Bill ligator was being reborn after a PI LAl',IDA PHI Nexsen, Robert Scott, Ricky Tyn- Billy Cohen-, Leonard Deutsch, dall, Wayne year's lay-off, and things were AcrossS From Florida Theater Sargent. pretty confused for a while. Bill Golderg, Bill Goldstein, gor- SIGMX NU Both green and a freshman, we Rental Libbrary Phone 1447 man Jacoss, ,BIIrMKivel, Bernie Chuck Rambo, J. D. Hickey, saw everything that was wronIg Rental Library Phone 1447 Bennie hnIa -d, Don Pealman' Herbert Williams, Ed Vinning, without inquiring into why every- Bernie" Shenk- Carl Stoudemire, thing couldn't be right. Some- Mai'in herahJim Kirby, Joe Huell. man, Elliet Schienfeld, Mel Turn- THA times, probably by accident, we er, Beryl Wienstein, Nathan THETA CHI accomplished a little by this hel- Weiss, Allen Westin, Harols Gold- Allen Lovell, Willie Clements, ter-skelter method. berg, Benny Klein, Jerry Linet, Jhon Clemmons. The purpose of this column was to discuss controversial campus WELCOME STUDENTS! Dick Pollock, Le Osheroff. COME TO SIGMI* ALPHA EPSMN problems. That is still its pur- Jim Lopisjim Buie, Ed Cot- Cmu ~~ I- pose. But its r isa re going Tett, Jacq,31ieter, John Cornell,Ape'sh Jir I to be -sl ghtly altered. The Varsity Grill john Gillet, Joe Clementie, Kir- We learned, for instance, that by Smith Lee Worley, Walter the Ufniversity has be'en kicking Featured on 04&cover of "Ban- UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Chandler, Leon. Coleman, Larry ta's Gfeek Exchange" for July around here for a long time- 'Calwell, Fred Temple Phil Hol- was a picture of the University longer than any of us. We learn- stun, Buddy I6oie, Melvin Wil- campus. The iotqgraph was ed that discussion of, some issues We Seve DeliciouS Nams, Benny Mayberry, Frank supplied by Dean of Students R. is impossible 'at cc rtain times BREAKFAST - LUNCH - DINNER Duckworth;-'-Bill Whiddon. C. Beaty. because of existing conditions which make SIGMA CHI "Banta's Greek elichange" is it impractical. Ope'n 7 a.m.foMidnight Joe Mamley, Joe Gamble, Mor- an interfraterity .ournal We learned that, invested with issued the ton Blalock, Marshal McGregor, four times a yea Y- is published loyal if often critical trust of Eddie Smith, Doyle Mickeil, Rich- in the interest of 'ollege fraterni- an intelligent student body, the ard Mills, Angus Dunlop, Ma-leolmties. University, in some manger or other, can roll through almost any emergency and crawl out only slightly paler from its period of hibernation. We learned tot, of the pri- nary importance of cooperation among individuals and groups on VOTE he campus. The Senate's con- erted effort to gain co-education, or example, failed temporarily 'it impressed the entire state by GATOR PARTY he solid back of a united stu- ent body. Normal conditions seem only a >reath away. The lessons learn- -M d in wartime, however, are hard- y expendable. Cooperation, spirit, he will and drive necessary to "For a post-war campus even better oceed, the tradition that makes Florida Man" a proud handle- hese had a tough struggle to than the pre-war University of Wind your watch fully when If the crystal breaks olcrc weather the bad years. But you arise m the morning. immediately replace it with an- they're here and have never left B Don't open the bock of the other. Don't let dust get on the diaL s-and they never will if we Florida" case. The tiniest speck of dust Don't member to keep a tight hold or moisture may handle your watch harm the mechanisn- roughly. The deliebte pivots on them. , Remove.watch from your wrist may bend; some of theiiny jewels when washing your hands. A may cradk.A tiny drop of moisture entering the Have your watch cleaned and ADVEfZTISEMENT case 'may rust the hair spring 'or Gator PAID POLITICAL Pther oiled regularly ev&y1 tn of bontined From ka'ge One vital Part twelve m--. tentative staff members in rec- ommaendations submitted to the Board: Expert- Watchmakers, Jewelers and Engravers Dave Sage, managing editor; Ted Nelson, executive editor; See Us for Fast and Dependable Srvice Aristotle Roumel, feature editor; William E. Boyd, sports editor; Tom Edwards, fraternity editor; Herbert Guy, campus editor; Don Walker, news and movie editor; BOND JEWELRY CO. Miss Jean Whitemore, reporter. WELCOME Other appointments on the "GAINESViLLE'S QUALITY JEWELERS" reportorial staff are yet to be made, Walker Said, as applica- tions come in. 305 W. UNIVERSITY AVENUE Editorial staff meetings will be held regularly at 7:30 Monday New and Old I -- nights in the Alligator news room, basement of Florida Union. Although recommendations for specific posts on the business staff, with the exception of Pero, had not, been made At press time,. Ed Davis, Charlie Vick, Liggett GATORS. ELECT BILL CO LSO-, Karney, Bud Cooksey, Bob Mc- Gowan, John Hill, Billy McCoy, Bob Johnson and Jack Nooney are slated for j6bs. B6th Walker and Pero held responsible positions ' last year PRESIDENT with Walker 'serving aA Manag- iit 'ditti- aid PVero'as assistant Business Manager. Sage, recom- OF THE mended as Managing Editor, serv- ed as assistant Managing Eidtor. THE Other who were on the staff last year are Nelson, Roumel, STUDENT BODY"- Davis, Don Walker and Vick. University Continued From Page One P1GG1E PAR K 'The Qualified and Experienced Man" ber grows. Maybe some day they will be able to look the Registrar in the eye when they register. The quantity is great enough to sport two professional sororities now, one Law and one Pharmacy. TRY OUR GATOR PRTvY But please boys, remember that the grls are just ordinary stu- ddnt , ah not stray inhabitants of Mars, the Moon or Some other 40c DINNER PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT far distant sphere. They do ap- preciate being treated as stu- - dents. THE FLORIDA ALLIGATOR - GAINESVILLE, FLA., SEPT. 21, 1945 -2 Complete Football Roster For 1945 Gator Squad No. Name pos. wt. Age Home Yr L Alfred B. Carter B 16.0 17 Miami Fr. 2 Angus Williams B 150 17 Tampa Fr. 7 Buddy Carte B 170 1i Tampa Soph. 4. J. L. Smith B 165 29 Gainesville Soph. 5 Fred Hogan B 175 17 Daytona Beach Fr. 7 Tom Vangelas B 170 17 Paterson, N. J. Fr. 7 L. B. (Junior) Dupree B 165 17 St. Petersburg Fr. S Bill Gilmartin B 165 20 Newark, N. J. Soph. 7 Don Davidson B 171 17 Jacksonville Fr. .0 Weldor Wright B 170 17 Tampa Fr. oIt Earl Scarbrough B 160 21 Jacksonville Fr. -2 Richard Bracewell B 175 18 Jacksonville Fr. Virgil Dingman B 160 28 Jacksonville Fr. 5 Claude Campbell B 152 19 Fort Myers Fr. . Ziggy Sklodowski B 165 17 Paterson, N. J. Fr. 7 John Gilbert C 175 17 Miami Fr. 1'- Jim Billings C 165 18 Miami Fr. 19 Kenneth Hamilton C 190 21 Daytona B6ach Soph. '0 Charles Anderson B 150 17 Jacksonville Fr. Bruce Martin (I 185 18 Gainesville Fr. P2 W. R. Land C 207 19 Milton Fr. 2> Horace Drew G 180 18 Jacksonville Fr. : Brady Hall E 165 22 Bradenton Soph. 25 Frank Kristain G 170 17 Ruthford, N. J. Fr. 23 Joe Oheaser E 4190 18 Quincy Soph. 27 Nick Testa B 170 17 Bronx, N. Y. Fr. 28 John Kelly T 206 21 Minneapolis, Minn. Fr '9 Harold Goldberg T 200 17 St. Petersburg Fr. 30 Ottis Mooney E 19.0 21 Winter Park Soph. di. eorge Pharr 4G 165 17 Jacksonville Fr. i2 Elmer Atkins B 175 17 Orlando Fr. 4M D. (Duck) Cawthon B 163 19 Gainesvill Fr. n"- Quincy Lee T 200 17 Wildwood Fr. . 5 Tony Occhiuzzi B 165 18 Paterson, N. J. Fr. .13 Henry Brown T 185 17 Clearwater Fr. 27 E. B. Sapp T 236 21 Gainesville Soph. 18 John Curry B 170 17 Buffalo, N. Y. Fr. 3S9 Fred Kuss E 175 17 Minneapolis, Minn. Fr. 40 Sidney Vaughn E 170 17 St. Petersburg Fr. 41 Glenn Odham G 192 21 Sanford Soph. 42 Scott Kelly T 195 17 Quincy Fr. 47 Paul Mortellaro T 220 21 Tampa Soph. 44 Jack White T 200 21 , Texas Soph. 4 M. C. Harden E 162 17 Jacksonville Fr. 4G Norman Ryerson E 180 17 , Calif Fr. 47 John Favata T 210 20 Tampa Fr. 47 Hugo Miller T 195 23 West Palm Beach Soph. J0 Ed Royal G 185 21 Sarasota Fr. 4 Charles Ball C 195 19 Hollywood Fr. rrid Opener COPY SPECIFICATONS @olitinued From Page One All Alligator copy should be type- FLORDA written, double-spaced and should GTO'R -3:ate a successful season. Sat- the Florida Union sday's game promises to be a be handed in at tot .for the inexperienced squad Desk no later then 3:00 p.m. Wed- fnd a win would send the Gator nesday. bidderss off to a flying start on he hardest schedule played by a Slorida team in the last five N~o-ANTR REGME- 9 oars. Beer's Tailors 63rd I The Saturday following the 63rd 421 W. Univ. Ave. Infantry game, the Saurian squad noets the University of Missis- Alterations at sppiJacksonville inetheir first Made To Measure Clothes ; encount- S A TU R DAY N IG HT 8:00 WELCOME STUDENTS City Drug Company university Florida adim PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS North Side Square Box Seats. . . . 2 .50 Phone 1336 Reserved Seats .0 0 -0'' . .2.00

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