Notre Dame Scholastic, Vol. 89, No. 01

BERYL DAVIS'S NEW DISC FOR RCA VICTOR •^ It's a groovy group of notes—done to a turn by one of the top of the new crop of singers. Yes, Beryl Davis knows how to pick a tune ... knows how to pick a cigarette too. "I tried many different brands and compared," says Beryl Davis—"I found Camels suit me best." That's how millions learned from experience that there are big differences in cigarette quality. Try Camels in your "T-Zone" (Taste and Throat). Let your own experience tell you why more people are smoking Camels than ever before! A^ peofk st& W% C^f/ÎS iiisio tm he((»tI i m§em^.m::i..., A Mh The Cadets are flying again! The U. S. Air Force now offers you the chance of a Upon successful completion of the traimng course. lifetime to start your career in aviation. Cadets wall be rated as pilots, commissioned Second If you ^^'ant to learn to fly, you have one of the Lieutenants, and assigned to flying duty. finest opportunities ever offered in peacetime. Avia Reactivation of Aviation Cadet pilot training is tion Cadet pilot training has been reopened to quali only one of the several choices open to outstanding fied applicants presently sendng enlistments in the men who want increased responsibility and advance Army, and to civilian young men who can meet the ment in the field of a\aation. It is now possible for same high standards. qualified men to apply for attendance at USAF Officer Candidate School — and thus be able to equip In order to be eligible, each applicant must be: a themselves for such important specialties as engi single male citizen, between 20 and 26V2 years old, neering, armament, administration and supply. of excellent character and physically fit. He must have completed at least one half the credits leading to You have a real chance to make progress and build a degree from an accredited college or universit}^ or a sound career for yourself in today's U. S. Air Force. be able to pass a mental examination given by tlie Talk it over with the Recruiting Officer today at any U. S. Amiy and Air Force Recruiting Station. USAF. He must now be living within tlie conti nental limits of the United States. U. S. ARMY AND AIR FORCE RECRUITING SERVICE LETTERS The Editor: !-. I am a Greek student of the University, .-1 of Athens. I would like very much to -H know about the student life and the habits of the American students, also to i my mob Vierhile know more about your big country, which I so much admire. The German occupa tion which came to my country, left her' footsteps on our University (it is enough. for us that our buildings stand up). That, € THE NICE thing about coming back to be branded en his chest. However, the is the reason that all the Greek students- |f to school is the fact that you see so only objection to the identification pic want so much to accomplish their studies 1 many new faces alon^ with the ones tures came from one of Father Lange's in a university of your country whicli;|; you would like to forget. It Avas really cats. Next year the head office is going have at their disposal many laboratories^' :7| easy to tell the profs from the students, to speed up the process even more. Come etc. I believe that you would like to'-'l though. The profs wore shirts. And '48 all registrants will te shot from know about our small country with her;';'^ when it comes to breaking do\ATi the so guns. Let's all salute Progress! Sssssk always blue sky and her big magnifi-:-3, cial barriers, the mental-warehouses Boooom! ciance. For this cause I write you witjjjl^ (colloquially called teachei's) were quick the hope that you will read my letter '^j to use their verbal ice picks. Both past The housing situation not only took with pleasure, but you must first excuse; 3' and present pupils were'. greeted with a turn for the worse; it completely me for my mistakes, because, as you ?| blood-tingling: "Whaddya know?" Tim-e rolled over. They tell us the enrollment understand, it is not a long time since;,*:! were so many new teachers present that is up this semester—ûp in my room, of I learn English. -,v,| course. It is amazing^ though, how they the first faculty meeting looked like I send you my best friendly love. rush week for Sigma Chi. can quadruple these singles without changing the plumbing. (signed) JACK STANROPODIS Notre Dame, the loved and dreaded, A distant student who wishes to be-?,-- last week was the parade ground for come a friend of yours. America's sport lo\'ing vagabonds. Her P.S. If you want, write please at thisti crown of spires and belfries, her dome THAT NEW system of distributing address: Jack Stanropodis, 91 Aristelous;,?^ of ungilded splendor looked dov,-n upon milk in the dining halls is more than a Street, Athens, GREECE. thousands of vacation-bent troubadours goose step in the right direction. Not' I am waiting for your letter with big:=. fresh from the society pages. It was as only does it save many hours of glass pleasure. simple as flunking with Plunkett to dis washing, but it gives the student with tinguish the college to which each man the parched palate a chance to get an The Editor: belonged. The engineers could be seen extra glass of milk without playing oiling up their slide rules; the commerce puss-in-the-corner with Ziggy's sandwich .... Notre Dame of Cotabato Avas the 1 men carried their Wilson golf clubs in sleuths. George, the dining hall Pinker- first Notre Dame in the entire Philippineî one hand and a copy of the Wall Street ton agent whose last nam.e happens to Islands. We are proud of that. Today | Journal in the other; the history majors be Beauchamp (French meaning "beau we have three more Notre Dames in this! just crawled with their noses to the tiful field"), says that some of the boys Province. All the schools are under t ground and the library on their backs; have all but amputated the hand that direction of the Oblate Fathers. Notr Dame of Cotabato opened shortly after fj and, as usual, the AB men carried their feeds them. "Some of the fellas," blurts the liberation of the Philippines under | customary blank looks. Geoi-ge, "must be from tank towns if Father Frank McSorley, O.M.I., its firstj you consider the way they bring ther Director. He built and nourished this! mos bottles and gallon jugs for sec little school away off in the southern tip ^ onds." of Mindanao Province upon the famous S \'\ THE ADMINISTRATION speeded up Now that it's a sausage-and-beans Spirit of Notre Dame of Indiana. Under^ the registration process. Modeled after cinch that meals in the dining halls, due the guidance of Notre Dame it has groAvn | the Studebaker assembly line, the Navy to the high cost of living, will not im each year till today there are four Notre f Drill Hall became the short-cut to a col prove greatly, it's tim.e for a littla mu-. Dame's under the direction of the Oblates in this vast Province. These are the only lege education. Some of the old timers sic with the meatballs. Records could be NOTRE DAMES in the Islands. who brought box lunches, sleeping bags, played over the PA systems -during - Each issue of THE NOTRE DAME SCHO and old copies of Esquire were amazed lunch hours. For instance, to spice up a LASTIC is read with interest and admira to find that the line had not found its supper of mystery balls, Pop! Goes the tion by the boys. Through the ScHO-i way to Niles. Nevertheless, it was the Weasel; a Friday fricassee of St. Joe LASTIC they have come to know what the^ rogues' gallery portrait booth, the con gudgeon with. Heartaches or after a real Notre Dame is and what it stands' cession bordered on threa sides by Bren helping of Boston bruised beans: Blues for. We are proud to have the SCHO-] guns and on the fourth by Mr. Murray, in the Night. that stopped nearly everyone dead in his LASTIC in our library for their use. Frank Leahy-endorsed Keds. There was Although our small Notre Dame is] some disagreement the first day over the only built of grass, as you can see fro; identification system. One of the OSS FAMOUS LAST WORDS: Note to the picture, we are mighty proud of men could not be convinced that the the cafe: What this campus needs is a To us it has all the beauty and grandei? serial number of each student was not good nickel cup of coffee. of that beautiful Notre Dame of Indian ^^, because within the grass walls of this '^'little school is instilled into the hearts and souls of its students the Spirit of NOTRE DAME Joseph B. Billman, O.M.I. Director Notre Dame of Cotabato Cotabato, Philippines (See picture on page 34..—Ed.) Campus Clubs The Editor: By BOB CASURELLA We read your article (Scholastic, May 9) on daytime serials with considerable interest. But just to keep the record straight, we thought you should know states, never received the publicity de that "Our Gal Sunday" and "Helen HARDWOOD HAPPENINGS Trent" have not gone off the air.

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