C h e @ t e i t t e NUMBER 40 PUBLISHED BY ASSOCIATED STUDENTS AT FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1944 YEAR’S BIGGEST DEAL SATURDAY Collegiate Poll On May Day Festival Sophomore Class To Present Calendar National Campaign Highlight Of School Semester;

By Youth Magazine F R ID A Y Sootlmht. a national youth map- Liberty— 7 :C0-11:00 Fort Huachuca Band Promised nine will ix«H the Campus on the R ally— 8:00-8:30 1* M. 1014 elections, in cooperation with Vmencan Youth for Democracy. S A T U R D A Y The biggest event of 1944 on this campus is the May Day Ujtine for three weeks, the poll Softball (iim r — 10:30 A. M. Festival coming up this weekend, May 12 and 13. Spon­ ,nll be conducted from coast to Track Meet— 1:30-4:30 I*. M. sored b y the Civilian-Trainee Social Committee and the Picnic— 5:00-6:00 1*. M. roast to ascertain as accurately as Sophomore Class, a Rally Friday night complete with bon­ possible the most representative Band Concert— 5 :00-6:00 I*. M. ittitude of America’s young P«ople Dance— 8:30-12:00. fire and pep band will start things humming about 8:00. between the age of 15 and 28, on Crownin* Mav Queen— 11:00 ^Following the rally we’ll all P. M. this vital issue. be in the mood to see “Henry Eleven hundred college editors 'Broadway Rhythm' Aldrich Haunts the House” wd the student bodies of many at the Orpheum Theatre. colleges »iil participate in the poll, ASTC’IaCuesta", | The biggest event of 1944 ind special surveys will be made of Lauded By Sailors student councils, governing boards, | on this campus is the May war councils, and student clubs. College Yearbook, Day Festival coming up this The opini -ns of these groups will As Gayest Picture j weekend, May 12 > and 13. be categorized separately from the feneral uU-.ver survey. Sponsored by the * Civilian- Ready For Printer M-G-M’s "Broadway Rythm” was "The jpinion of students polled Trainee Social Committee and the the attraction at last Thursday’s Sophomore Class. A R ally Friday in this via). will form a most im­ This year’s LA C U E ST A has special liberty movie session. The night complete with bonfire and portant contribution to the nation,” been composed under great d iffi­ pleasing cast of this Hollywood pep band will start things hum­ said Claudia Jones, Editor of culties. Neither Lawanna Veazey hat-full reads like a page from the ming about 8:00. Follow ing the Spotlight in discussir - the survey. nor Dorothy Sweet have had any cinema’s "W’ho’s W’ho.’' Sprinkled rally we’ll all be in the mood to “Students are one of the most a rti­ previous exnenence in this type of liberally through its hour and fo r ­ see “Henry Aldrich Haunts the culate sections of Am erican youth. sv'ork, so the greater part of the ty-five minutes of playing time House’’ at the Orpheum Theatre. They are accutely aware o f the im ­ procedure had to be explained to were Ginny Simms, George Mur­ portance of the outcome o f this All sailors get liberty from 7:00 them in words o f one syllabic by phy, Charles Winninger, Gloria De crucial election. T heir selections until 11:00 p. m. for a good tim e! their capable advisor. Dr. Eldon Haven, Lena Horne. Hazel Scott, will be a K»od gauge o f the senti­ Classes will meet Saturday A. Ardrey. ment of the white collar and pro­ Rochester, Tommy Dorsey and his morning until 10:30 when a s oft­ fessional groups o f the country, Work on the book began in band. ball game will be featured. At generally, on this question." It is March, but most of it has been Although the picture lacked a 1:30 the intra-mural track meet suitable plot, it was, nevertheless, for thi> reason that Spotlight done in the past two weeks. With will begin. For added flavor Betty urges everyone on the campus to the much needed aid of Evelyn highly enjoyable for its parade of Lou Estes and EHzabeth Chariebois participate in this survey. Anderson, art editor, Gloria A pell; talent. It is ^difficult, in fact, to will lead the cheers. Sounds good, Betty Jean Oliver; and Dolores imagine any picture that would not and looks good, eh what? (Pirate Turn to Page F o u r) Wade, it was possible to send the go over big with any audience if Thanks to the combined efforts dummy, the copy and most of the that picture had in it T. Dorsey, of Betsy Butler and Sam Richard­ W a r New s cuts to the printers last week. Lena Horne, and Rochester. son a delicious picnic supper w ill Divisions devoted to the admin­ The special showing was ar­ be served by the Sophomores on In Brief istration, classes, the Navy, and ranged through the efforts of Per. the lawn surrounding the band­ organizations have been incorpor­ sonnel O fficer Ensign J. M . Sulli­ stand from 5:00 until 6:00 o'clock. ENGLAND: t W G O IN H.WQL. « r - J U S T TOOUGHT ated in the L A C U ESTA. W rite­ van and Mr. C. Shartzer, manager The band, made up o f V-12ers, Ma> 7— Berlin and Bucharest ups were assigned to members of o f the Orpheum Theater. Too much civilians, and high school students, received the greatest Allied the various groups. JSome of them cannot be accorded Ensign Sulli­ will provide those sweet tunes bombing of the war. The raid I'D DELIVER MY MOTHERS DTCBRDIKI PERSON- cooperated beautifully, and then van for his work in securing bet­ which are an aid -to digestion and «as carried out by 4,500 British there ivere others. Am ong the fir^t ter and more recreational and en­ put us in tune w ith the world. Mr. and American planes. The grouo are Betty Lou Estes, Gor­ tertainment features for the bene­ Anderson says the program will Allied armadas struck at their don Shields, Gloria Apell, Joyce fit of the V-12 personnel. feature several marches and an target* from both English and Colter, Dorothy Schick and Jean overture. Italian ba»es. Bucharest's rail Lamport. Tirds act as a terminal for the Climaxing the Festival will be a Balkan'* network of rail com­ Those people who undertake to May Fiesta Features semi-formal dance Saturday night munications and supply routes. do a job such as this find that beginning at 8:30 and lasting un­ Tins »a s ihe 23rd consecutive there are difficulties at every turn Band Mosic, Picnic til 12:00. Remember the dance last da< of unparalleled aerial as* —difficulties they never dreamed Step right up, boys! No pushing.] good dancers—-at least guys that winter when the Ft Huachuca Mult on Europe. of. This year's staff hasn’t been please. Tne line forms to the ri^ht like to dance—and intelligent con­ In Twilight Activities band furnished the rhythm? Well, immune. They set a deadline for versationalists who know how to that same band w ill be with us A dramatic foreshadowing of for candidates to fill the position The College band under the di­ themselves and thought they were joke, but also when to be serious. Saturday! Sunday is Mother’s Day, aient* to come was the large- of Favorite Casanova of »*ury rection o f J. A. Anderson will be ahead of time until they found that Fellows who are athletically in­ you know, and some Buryettes may scale practice landing by para­ Hall. Sailors applying must fill me of the main features o f the their cuts had to be reduced so clined or who have an intere&t in consider going home this weekend. chute »nd glider troops held certain requirements in order to rala M ay Festival to be held this that their dimensions were in d i­ athletics are in great demand, as We advise getting your dates early somewhere in England last qualify. .•■riday and Saturday. The band week. K\ ents seem to indicate rect nroportion to the pictures be­ Tops on the list o f musts for the fairer sex like attending foot­ so you won’t be disappointed. Only ing used. They weren't, so the ball, baseball, and basketball which is composed or both civilian military personnel ana their dates that the dress rehearsals are a l­ general appearance is neatness. and N a vy students as well as a deadline had to be violated. It is games. will be admitted. most over. German invasion Sloppy sailors are not for our number o f high school students "ae**er* have picked May 25 as little things like this which have glamour gals, but well brushed and Good manners are most im por­ The big moment of the evening made the sledding a bit rou"h. tant and acts of courtesy should be will give an outdoor concert at the is at 11 o’clock. Curtain, lights, "D” day. pressed uniforms, shining shoes, scheduled tim e between 5:00 and natural. Fem ininity has no place in fanfare, and out steps the May | Everyone who ha3 .worked on and scrubbed faces are sure to 6:00 o'clock. A picnic dinner will our hero’s make-up, nor has shady Queen. The trelliced background ITALY: the staff seems to have developed make a hit. Good physiques and also be served at this time. The jokes. is designed by Aileen Aiken, co- Allied dive bombers bombed j an antipathy toward people who handsome faces don’t stand a concert will be one of the first this Favorite things to do while dat­ chairman of tne Sophomore social and burst the huge Pescara retire by midnight, and anyone who chance unless accompanied by good sprinr to be held on the new Dam looting a torrent of water has time to rest during the day is Krooming, but not vice versa, for ing include walking, dancing, committee. Bob Farrell, the social shows, picnics, tennis, carnivals, bandstand built last fall for such on Orman position* along the i the object o f their jealousy, Furth you’ll find Buryites are fa r more occasion*^ chairman of the class, will assist and etc. Girls like being consulted with the setting. Adriatic front. It is believed ermore, they have been ostracised interested in personality and char­ TJie program will include the possible, as a result of the , by police society, their employers, acter than in a beautifully fea­ by their escorts about plans for Tickets for the dance may be the evening, but feel more at ease following numbers: burstin- of the dam, that the etc., because of the disafjreeable tured face. High ideals, humor, Invercargil Lithgow purchased Wednesday and Thurs­ Germans might be forced to tempers and ne^lieent habits they vim. vigor and originality give any when doing somethinp HE has sug­ day from 11:45 a m. until 6:80 gested. Bury’s favorite flowers are Stepping Aalong Goldman evacuate the lowlands where have developed. When asked what guy a high rating, and when Gloria Overture A. J. Weidt p. m. and on F rid ay from 11:46 Briti».L sth Arm y troops have , her plans were after the comple- they’re accompanied by considera­ gardenias, roses, and carnations. until 1:00 in the lounge o f N orth T o fell you fellows who fill the Ste- ing High Pinckly battling the Nazis for (Please Tu rn to P a gt Tw o) tion for parents, girls, friends and Hall. 51.26 Is the ta riff. Bob F a r­ requirements and to all you who Two selections from the Brass Sex­ many months inconclusively. elders, that lucky sailor is slated tette: rell has charge of the ticket-selling. think you could, we o ffe r this bit Several members of the class have | to be a sure winner. of information— the phone number When You and I Were Young Rl "SSI\: Maggie (Arranged by Moore) volunteered to be on hand to meet Delta Kappas Vote Girls prefer fellows who are s 92. The Russian front continues Joseph In Eg'-'t Overture Mehul your ticket requirements. |160 has *o be comparativelv quiet. In Substantial Award Indian W ar Dance ..... K ing been guaranteed to take care of preparation for a possible all Special Arrangem ents o f Taps the band expense. This amount °u| offensive against Sevasto­ To Outstanding Girl College Baptist BYPU May Goddess Will Be Star Spangled Banner must be in hand by F rid ay noon, pol. however, the Red A ir The picnic and band concert will or the whole affair will be can­ rorce b o m b e d ammunition The Gamma Chapter of Delta Picnic Saturday Most Popilar Buryite conclude the afternoon’s events and celled. dumps, silenced several artillery Kappa Gamma, an honorary so­ will be followed Saturday night at Elsewhere in THE PINE you will A picnic supper is planned by batteries, and destroyed 22 C.er- ciety in Education, voted at their 8:30 by a sem i-form al dance to be find a ballot on which to register the College Baptist Young People* The Glamour Girl of ASTC!! ™»n planes in a raid on that meeting last week to give an award held in Ashurst Auditorium for your voting preference for the May Union to be held at Woody Moun­ W ho is she? W here is she? She Black Sea port. of $25.00 in cash to the outstand­ might be yours I which the long awaited Ft. Hua­ Queen (voting restricted to V-12^a ing senior woman student m ajor­ tain Saturday evening. The group only). All votes MUST be in by This is the deal. Saturday night chuca band w ill play. INDIA; ing in Education. Their choice will will leave the First Baptist Church Thursday night Bring your ballot In'fhu, Nationalist leader,'M o­ be based upon a consideration of corner Beaver and Benton Streets at the ball, some gorgeous gal is with you when baying yoar ticket going to be crowned Queen o f the handas K. Gandhi was released the student’ s scholarship record at 1830. as the ticket entitles you to vote. May Festival. Her reign will be Gymnasium Lighting unconditionally by the British and record of leadership in college In order that adequate transpor­ Lucky Miss ASTC will then be short but sweet, and, as a special government because o f Gandhi's activities and the promise she tation facilities may be provided, it chosen from the three girls getting is rwjuested that those interested reward, she gets to— well, that’s a fmilint' health. He had been held shows o f becoming a leader in tne Installed After Long the largest number of votes. Jo ** a political prisoner for 21 field of Education. The student in attending call Rev. Richard Beal surprise that everyorie will envy Ann Knadler has charge of getting at 400 by Friday evening. All civil­ months. must also have had at least'tw o **»r. Delay In Procerement publicity portraits of the three ians ana trainees are cordially in­ years of work at ASTC. The ballot on the front page is The lighting svstem of the ( PUam Tmm Is P m f Fmtr) vited to attend. THE ALEUTIANS: Delta Kappa Gamma is a nation­ for the preliminaries. Cut it out, ASTC gymnasium has been great­ American Ventura bombers al honorary society composed of jo t down your queen’s name, and ly improved by the recent replace­ b't Japanese bases in the K u ri­ not more than ten per cent o f the take it to the ticket booth in North ment o f the obsolescent 300 w att ls for the 36th time. Despite women teachers in any county. MAY QUEEN VOTE Hall. Every purchaser of a ticket ?sten indirect lighting fixtures Social Calendar intense anti-aircraft fire large Arizona has about nine active to the dance is entitled to orHTYqUx » new 400 w att direct lighting Tires were started in two target chapters as well as a state organ­ in the prelims. The three contest­ flouorcscent units. W eek M sy 9 inclu. M s y IS Tuesday, May 9— " I the planes returned ization. The purpose of this or­ ants with thtf highest number of Costing |900 altogether, the new 10 their bases safely. ganization is to promote educa­ votes will be the finalists. installations give more light for Movie for Trainees: “The Ma­ tion. Gamma Chapter has members jor and the Minor. Attached to each dance ticket ia the same amount of current than Wednasds- Msy 10— T»JE HOME F R O N T : in Holbrook. Winslow, Flagstaff, did the old fixtures. The use o f a stub which is to be filled out D elta P hi Alpha, 19:45. « ” i4*nt Roosevelt returned and Williams. T ils entitle* you to one Cl) vote with the name of one of the three direct lighting, impossible before Delta Psi Kaopal |° Washington after a month- Dr. Agnes Allen. H*ad of the for your favorite dolls MAY flhalista. This stub is to be turned because of spotlighting on the lonK vacation. He was described Social— Deaver, Fisher, chap- Science Department at A S T C is Q U E E N , to reign Saturday in at the door of the dance hall floor, will allow almost complete ••I. m P h m d u i as bein'- in Nirht at the BalL Fill out this utilization of light produced. president of the state organization. before 9:30 Saturday night 8a tJEJ* M av 1 * _ President of the Gamma Chapter ballot, then take it to the ticket Photographs of the finalists will "The fluoescent lights now in Tbe^UnSSP*'States govern­ is Mrs. Aline Klass. Principal of booth in North Hall on Wednes­ the gym,” said Mr. Runky, head Sophomore Class Dance. Semi, ment announced that 183.618 be on display from Thursday until formal — Riordan, Houck William s High School, and active day or Thursday noon. Buy your Saturday. of ASTC maintenance department, *r Prisoners are now in thla members in F la gsta ff are Mrs. ticket to the dance and drop “now measure up to the highest 'ountnr. O f the total. 1M.1S5 Bessie Kidd Best, Mrs. Madalaine roar ballot in the bo*. DO N’ T So hit the deck, mate, start a engineering standards for indoor a«H 50-1S6 Italians, Evans, Mrs. Goldie McKinney. lone the “ Finals" stab. vote getting drive for your favor­ illumination. T b s increased ilium- “SS’B S ii'- 347 Japanese. Mrs. Ellen Harrigan. and Miss ite gal, and who knows— She may ination for the same current con­ Gamma Chi. Cornelia Dockstader. be Queen! sumption (s well worth the cost.” Page Two THE PINE Tuesday, May 9. I Oil Profile.... ASTC LA CUESTA ... all)? p w Flat-Top Crew Buys Bonds O f a Sailor (Continued from Page One) tion o f the book, one of the Application for entry u second-class matter is pending. replied, “ I intend to find if iT if stfil healthful fo r me to get eiriw Published every Tuesday during the school year except examination While Heading For Battle hours o f sle*p per night. „T ,f weeks — no isaue during school vacation* — by and for the nervous system would I collao** col la one y ! Associated Students Organization of the Arizona State ABOARD A U . S. CARRIER I N THE PACIFIC— It takes f the s' Teachers College at Flagstaff, Arizona. warriors— men bound for battle— to buy War Bonds with It has been asked that you keen little speechmaking and no pressure. War Bonds sales were the»3 facts in mind when and if Member you see the LA CUESTA. 1944. in order as this baby flat-top headed through tropical seas By Nell Crawford, A.S. National Advertising Set vice, Inc. Associated GoUe&iale Press for enemy waters. On the flight deck it was 101 above zero CoUtt* Puhlitbtrt RfprtimlMit* I hope that this week’s bell bot­ and down in the engine room the*1 — GRADE IMPROVEMENT 420 Maoiion Avk. New York. N. Y. Diuribuior of tom special w ill serve to clear up mercury was hitting 110. , ,anding planes drin8 and any misconceptions concerning Washington, D. C. — Plan* for G olle6 *ate Ditfes! It was too hot for long speeches routine preparations for battle, Charles Temple (no relation to an even more intensive cotton so W ater Tender Russell Gantz. sales, exclusive o f Bonds bought Shirley). Chuck is quiet by nature grade im provement campaign than Intercollegiate Press of Omaha, Neb., came to the point jby wives or parents back home, and dislikes publicity (attention the program conducted jointly by 1943 Member 1944 as he launched the ship’s W ar amounted to $12,000 monthly or $15 McGriff and Mancinl). For these the National Cotton Council and Bond campaign. “ N ow ,” Gantz told f or every member o f the crew, reasons and many more, those who the W ar Fopd Administration in Th* •ditorUl columns a I THE PINE art op,o lo u ; lodlvldul bat ill edltorUl* the sweltering men. "W e ’re not us- Each day o f the Bond campaign *oc«pt»d for public* tioo mtut biu lb. «lrn»trfr« of Um author. O pin Una exprwwd Id claim only casual acquaintance­ 1943 have been laid in conferences •dltorUU »r» not m oatrU ; tlx opinions at Um staff, or of tb. AwocUted Student* ing any pressure. It ’s strictly up the ship steamed closer and closer ships with Temple are often puz­ between Council representative* •resolution. Tbs editor assumsa rasponslbUlty for. but Is not nscssssrlly tbs sutbor to you. ’ to the actual battle zone. Each day zled about his past. It is'm y desire, and W F A officials. An even larger of. unsigned «d I tor Isis. Some of the boys in dungarees all hands were called to battle sta- therefore, to tell you what I know percentage of high grade cotton steppod up immediately and signed tions. o f his past. Please bear in mind w ill be sought in this year’s pro­ on the dotted line. W ithin fo u r 1 Storekeeper Francis Conway, o f that necessity forces me to be con­ gram. It is pointed out that higher days the tw o Bond divisions aboard Chicago. III., was kept busy keep- servative (strict censorship, you grades not only help meet war S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S : $3.00 P E R Y E A R were signed up 100 per cent. The ing percentage up to date as the know). demands, but also bring the farmer pressurele^s campaign was sand- 1 lead in sales shifted. premium prices. T H E S T A F F Chuck was bom in Ogden, Utah, Editor-In-Chief------...DON ---- C.------L A N G ,------A.S. on July 22, 1926. Tw o months later Women’s E ditor ...... DUDE RUTHERFORD Utah was waved a fond goodby. News Editor ...... „.LOREN SCHOLZ, A.S. He didn’t say why, but it’s reason­ able to conclude that he became time was divided between basket- Feature Editor ...... GORDON A. SHIELDS ball and his tw o favorite pastimes: Sport* Editor ...... CHUCK TEMPLE. A.S. Scuttlebutt bored with the surroundings. I f BOOK REVIEW that supposition is correct, the bowling and relaxing at the beach. Exchange Editor ______DOROTHY QUY Chuck holds an enviabU- bowling Contributing Editors: Patricia Wilson; Dude Rutherford; Kay Angle; same reason explains his b rief res­ It appears that the members of idences in Bakersfield, Sacramen­ average o f 183. his hijjh score be­ Jim Odaie, A.S.; Joe Mendoza, A.S.; Betty Gaston; Betty Lou the CALIFORNIANS have really ing 266. He did all right at the Decker; Georgianna Smith; Jan Udall; Kurt Miller, A.S.; Gordon to, Portland, Sparks, Nev., and developed a winning spirit in spite "God Is My Co-Pilot” by Colonel beach too. Shields, A.S.; Hank Ives, A.S.; Sherman Payne, A.S.; Carl Mason, Venice. As a last resort the Tem­ o f their defeat at the hands o f the Robert L Scott, Jr.. is one of the ples moved to Santa Monica. There A t Fla gstaff, his record .if par. A.S.; Neil Crawford, A.S.. BLACKHAWKS. In company with Charles was content Santa Monica tjcipation in extra curricular ac­ Business M anager ______- ...... DAN VADALA, A.S dates and the ever-present manager newest books in our librarv. Col­ Beach, and all it means to those tiv itie s is impressive. H o b a rt id- Faculty Advisor ...... M R. C H A R L E S N. S U T P H E N they indulged in a super gang- onel Scott tells a straight-forward who have spent lazy days and pated in Boots On Parad., ASTC’j V-12 Advisor ______.ENS. JOSEPH M. SULLIVAN banquet downtown a week or so story of his flyin g career from his nights on its warm sand, was the classic musical variety .show given ago. We feel that the names of purchase of an airplane at the age biggest factor in selling him on during the first semester Later he these birdmen with clipped wings o f thirteen to his bombing raids the town. organized and managed the Cor­ should be recorded fo r posterity, over the Japanese-held cities of Beautiful Santa Monica High sair basketball squad. The most so here’s the list: B R Y A N COL- recent basketball toums-ment found LEST WE FORGET Canton. Hongay, Hanch«w and School was Chuck’3 choice o f B E R T — he asked that his name be him playing with the Saratogas. placed at the top o f the list, C A T- Hong-kong. His persistance, cou­ schools. I say beautiful in recog­ nition not only of its buildings and A t present ne is kept rather busy Have .you ever attended a Saturday afternoon matinee ETAN (what a moniker), BUCCO- rage, and faith in being able to do as editor o f the Pine’s sport page. LA. RONNIE PEARSON, EDDIE campus but also o f the flock of during the showing of a western horse opera? Grade school PETERSON, PAUL HENRY, the necessary, though seemingly alluring girls in attendance. He Most people 8ton growing long children from all over town fill the theater. Their screams, T O M M Y D OW DEN , JOE (boitls impossible, are typical o f those went out for the football, basket­ before they aproacn Temple’s sta­ laughs, and whistles fill the air making it nearly impossible an’ bees) BUSCH, and T U L L E Y — qualities we believe our fighting ball, and swimming teams and also ture. A t present he is six feet, found time to participate on the three and one-half inches tall, to hear the show itself. You really don’t mind though since even S C U T T L E B U T T didn't have men possess. There are no dull nerve enough to »*rint his first debate team. During his, senior weighs one hundred and ninety that type of show has ceased to thrill you. Besides, what name! pages in this book. It is a story of year he shouldered the job o f edit­ pounds. Most impressive is the fact hard work, o f exciting adventures, can you expect of children too* young, as yet, to be held Mitzi has a nice new sweater, ing the school paper's eport page. that he is still growing. His post narrow escapes, and of the brave So neat, so bright. m> ritzi; After graduating from high war plans are interesting but not responsible for their emotional control? men associated with Colonel Scott. It never shows a speck o f dirt. school. Chuck walked across the irintable. Looks as though that A matinee, recently attended by members of this activity, Throueh his dogged determina­ street to Santa Monica Junior Col­ eaves it where we started: still But, go«h, how it showit M itzi! tion against many obstacles, Col­ f will serve as a good example of such a demonstration. The The seniors in V-12 have been lege and enrolled fo r two semesters confusing . . . profile of a sailor. day was Thursday, but for all the noise it might as well onel Scott achieved his first goal getting some of the dope on what when he received his commission have been Saturday afternoon. The movie, although not a to expect at Midshipmen Schools. from West Point in 1932. The next western, most certainly produced the effect. And the child­ From what ENSIGN SULLIVAN few years saw him training at ren, yes the children were there, filling the air with juvenile, tells us. D O U B LE T IM E is the Randolph and K elly Fields, flying usual thing there. W e thought, the mails from Chicago, to New 9 frivolous, clamorous racket. therefore, that a definition of dou­ York, getting pursuit experience in The explanation is a puzzle yet to be solved. It is reas­ ble-time might be apropos: Panama, ana becoming an instruc­ u onable to believe that, in view of the circumstances, one or A means o f sw ift locomotion to tor at Randolph Field. both of the following is true. Either the JUNIOR birdmen reach a destination sooner, thereby When the W ar came he was in A permitting a longer wait for what­ command of the A ir Corps Train­ are children in officer candidate’s clothing, or they have ever it was you double-timed for. ing Detachment at Ontario, Cali­ never been away from mother’s apron strings long enough Maestro o f the Meringue and fornia. Bombarding generals with L to become accustomed to strange women. Our sympathy Connoissehr of the Crust are just letters finally accomplished the de­ a couple o f the suggested titles sired result, and Colonel Scott, as is with them partially for, after all, the girls on the screen for Pie-eater. KURT .MILLER. I were alluring. But why the*mass swoon? Had you never How is your appetite for pies to­ seen them before? day, K urt? Incidentally, it is ru­ in Asia. When he and his crew of “Lest we forget,” we are allegedly, officer candidates. mored that all o f the High School eight men arrived at their destina­ T girls are.qirrying pictures <>f Kurt. tion in Karachi. India, after an ex­ It is our duty, qur responsibility, our privilege to conduct He must l » pretty good at playing citing eight-day trip, they learned ourselves as grown men, particularly in public. on heart-strings, too! of the fall o f Bataan. This meant Y It could only happen to DON they could not carry out their mis- ,______WALLIS. This happy fellow was playing the marble machine at the Colonel Scott was assigned to C. I. the other day when all o f a transport duty between Assam and PLATOON PICTURES \ THE WORLD'S SERIES!! sudden he won a game. “ Well, easy China— the aerial Burma road and come, easy go.” said Don as he life-line to China. Although he pumDed all five o f the marbles onto dropped over two million pounds o f H a ve your platoon leader make an early > Some guy tossed a ball at another guy holding a stick— the board one after the other. rice, along with medicine and appointment for platoon pictures. and a million people went crazy! Yeah, sure, they’re nuts! Yours truly has spent a lot o f time blankets, to the starving Chinese — but brother, it’s their game, and they love it. You see, — and money— playing pinball but Arm y in Burma, his mind was in­ tent on only one thing— fighting time was when this “baseball” game hit the airwaves in the never have we seen this happen: We con now offer two weeks The five seemingly ill spent balls the Ja-s. He succeeded in getting forty-eight states, and that was enough— but not any more. o f W allis’ started winning him a figh ter plane, which he called service on oil orders. No sir, the sweet crack that bat makes as it sails that ball ga m e*!!! Don smiled modestly and “Old Exterminator," and became continued playing the dam thing: the only protection to the Ferry over the wall— that's heard all over the world now. Command in this area. A marine in a jungle foxhole has a portable, but it’s not we staggered outside with visions o f the hours spent behind that As Commanding Officer of the tuned to headquarters. And he isn’t cussing out the Japs, same machine— fruitless hours. 23rd Fighter Group— formed from a nucleus o f A.V.G. men and new w e r ~ and he isn’t praying. He’s just saying over and over again, KEITH FRAZIER spent most of recruits from the U. S.— under his special liberty last Friday say­ “Come on, you bums, beat the hell outa them’Giants.” General Claire L. Chennault, Col­ ing “goodbye” to AILEEN AIKEN. On a mid-Pacific battleship, there’s a tense quiet— no­ onel Scott achieved his real desire She was only going to Prescott for — to bomb the Japs. He shot down body moves. All ears are straining to hear the words com­ the weekend but Keith insisted on ing from the loud speaker. Battle orders? Uh, uh, it’s just tw elve ships amid great danger and the formalities! Frazier spent the hair-breadth escapes. two out, three on, and the score tied. wekend in Phoenix, well armed There is plenty o f humor, as Everywhere throughout the universe, it’s the same. In with the names — and addresses, well as action, in this book, and any port, post, or position, there is only one subject of naturally— of several’girls supplied some fine descriptions of the places FINE COSMETICS to him by the ever cooperative he saw and o f the men with whom conversation— baseball. The great American game is -on, B U R Y bunch. he worked. He pays a splendid and the battle takes p back seat. Unable to venture into the pine tribute to the Chinese people and Someone should tell Adolf to give, up, at least until the forests. SLE E T H and D E LPH envisages their spectacular success season is over. The fuhrer will really fly if he holds up brought the forests to their room if they were supplied with modem —scentily speaking. If you don’t equipment and air support for the victory parade— and any doughboy misses the World’s believe it. go to T-211 and inhale. their ground armies. Series. That is a warning to the axis, and incidentally— how can they ever expect to beat a people like that? WRITING SUPPLIES

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SPORTS THIS WEEK 7 Fast Boxers Four Tilts Opened Coaches Whipping Teams Into By CHUCK TEMPLE, A.S. Diamond Season If the opening day of a season Been Fishing? Shape For Saturday Events * my indication o f the success o f Am id the confusion of a few Are Champs In straw mosquitoes and bull-frogs, Monday Evening What’s going to happen Saturday? A softball exhibition t o A g s s the Row Boat “Arizona” was offi­ will be played between two picked teams from each league, cially launched Sunday. Coach Boxing Finals The 1944 softball season got un­ with a track meet winding up the sporting day. saapu.ea.irtSwi Frank Brickey slid his 14-foot der way yesterday with four games cracker-box down the ways at Lake With the spring baseball championships now past their •re entervd in the tournament adds Fourteen determined boxers kept | taking place. Each contest started M ary over'' the weekend, and de­ to the interest o f the sport, but If the leather hot fcr 21 rounds in i at 6:30 and was over at least by first round, Coach Brickey’s and the rest of the PT in­ X. Rangers and Blackhawks ran cided to see if the fish were biting. last Saturday's spring boxing; 7:45 p. m. . structors have a fair idea ^tinue to draw the crowd that Says he had a good time, but how smoker held in the gym. The | The tilt which drew the largest cf ASTC’s softball talent. Of w tched last night's opener, the many fish did he catch ? course, the good coach swears that department w ill know that championship bouts climaxed the number of spectators found the Seen Here and There spnng boxing tourney which saw Blackhawks swamping the Rangers Planting Of Trout the Rangers have the best men in SevVe struck someUiing good. “ T e x ” Edwins, as he broke the a field of 41 fistic aspirants nar- : 16.4. The winners batted out 19 each position, but he promises to Kxpressions clinches in Saturday night’s fight...... down to seven champs in hits including Gus G u iver's'fou r- consider everybody in his selec­ The freak plays that come with championships, showed he knows 1 their respective weight divisions. p]y blow. Bamise and M eyers each In State Streams tions. -vtr* opening day certainly came something about the sport. He’s j Opening bout of the evening f connected for three blows, while " Different Story oat in full force yesterday, Bome- nobody’s fool. He made sure he [ started at 1930 with Lou Oldham ! Durkee and Mr. Nicholson collected On the other hand, Coach beams whst bewildering the various play­ wasn’t open for any offensive as j and Chesley Saunders mixing it up j two apiece. Now In Full Swing from ear to ear when anyone men­ er*, The expression on L t McDcm- tions track. The cinder-path 'will be he made sure he was well protected without delay. In a flurry o f lefts The Ticonderoga. ______with ______onlynly eight eigl M 't face when Russ Guiver got in use in the afternoon starting at when he stepped between the tan- i and rights Saunders drew first ____ edged...... out the ...... Old Ironaidi. • •“ The trout planting program of hold of a fast ball and slammed 1330, and he thinks he knows it. gled boxers. Blows were coming j blood and claimed the round. The 6-3. Catcher Ray Severt scored a the Division of Fisheries of the it over the fence, the long and sin­ However, tentative plans that are from everywhere— the Smith-Pre- j second round also opened fast with pair o f tallies, and Preciado pitched Arizona Game and Fish Commis­ cere bleeding of Joe Busch as K urt now sw irling through his head ciado go really giving the crowd i a good exchange of blows and good ball to pace the victors. sion is in -full swing, H. L. Reid, Miller slammed a ball down the its money's worth. Saunders still jabbing a little fast- stand in fa ir order. An intra-mural first base line that could have been Chuckunucx Tem iempies ple’s Saratoga;saraioga ien director, reported today^ Evidently, w e’ve run the obstacle ! ‘7. and takim? the second round to track meet w ill be held, w ith Com­ either fair or foul, the quizzical took the field against the Callfor- ! thousand trout have been held since course too much. For, in yester- I dtnch h.ls f'g h t Oldham came back early 1943 in rearing ponds at peting against Company. look on J. J- Payne’s puss as he nians and barely came out on top everybody had trou- aggressively in in the third but too three trout hatcheries maintained “ N aturally the outcome o f the couldn’t figure out whether he day’s games, by a hairline 8-7 score. Peters and _ i- i ____ j pm., httelate to to swim swing the decision. by the commission. These trout are track meet depends on the final aught the ball or not on first ble standing on level ground. The Henry starred at the plate with A t 1845 the 135 lb. contenders, now creel-sized, averaging some score,” explained the coach. A t hue, and innumerable other events turf is so slippery on the various the latter pitching the victory in this, his eye-balls began to spin in diamonds that everybody frequent­ Mik Furlong of Pasadena and A rt seven inches or better and are now alt went to make up the opening Jimenez o f Oxnard, Calif., stepped addition to his two singles. opposite directions. “I mean,” he ly picked himself up, much for the i » —. • __ being released in the state’s trout into the ring and squared o ff in clarified himself, “that the out­ worse. wa?ae sl'S esrS w ^n ihe Enter^ 8trea"is “ d l?kes .^ a U appar- ^ ’ ith the continual spirit that js what apoeared to be a cautious ent danger of spring floods have come of the track meet depends on shown during each game, this tour­ Gater— was that really an air first round. But Jimenez threw prise and the Flying Fish. The for­ the willingness o f the boys to com­ raid? passed. nament should be a good one. caution to the winds and opened mer took a much disputed decision Creel-sized trout have already pete.” Ending his erratic confer­ fast, landing solid rights to Fur­ 21-8. Espy slugged a home run, been planted in streams and trout ence, Coach requested, “1 would long’s head. The Pasadena Golden Manager Hansen knocked three water in Cochise, Pima, Graham like as many boys to enter this meet that tried out for the recent Gloves boy came back and began safe blows, and Wren pitched a and Yavapai counties. During this SITZMARKS his telling blows to Jimenez’s body. fine ball game, allowing only eight next montn fish will be transplant-' Winslow meet, and if they do, we Both men looked tired at the first hits. William s hit a round-tripper ed to the balance of the state’s will have a first class meet of our With old Mother Nature hard at seen working hard on their turns bell. The second round continued for the losers. trout streams, some of which are own or. the ASTC track.” work melting snow, the Ski Club as Dave Smith showed splendid at a blazing pace with Furlong on still inaccessible because o f late the advance and still working on was able to drive within hailing form executing his turns. Dick Lee, winter snows. his opponent’s mid-section. Both distance of the Snow Bowl this aided by his parka, was blown like Opening date of trout fishing in Record Mountain week. This was done with the aid a balloon in the breeze. He looked men found their gloves heavy in Colorado, Verde general over the state remains at the third and Jimenez unable to of fast shoveling in several spots like a superman of some sort as he M ay 30. The season ends Septem­ and able driving by Virgil Watters. sped down the slope. counter the insistant body blows of Furlong. The referee stopped the ber 30. Only tw o streams are open Lion Taken By Something New Pictures Too Anglers Battle" to fishing the year around, these fight when it was apparent that The dav was highlighted by Moving pictures were taken of are Clear creek in the Grand Can­ Auren Pierce proudly showing o ff skiers by Dave Pobst. Actors (?) Jimenez was exhausted. All three rounds and the crown went to Fur­ yon proper and the Colorado river Tonto Basin Hunter his ability on his new skies. Albert out for the occasion were Dave For Catfish Honors below Boulder Dam. Weston was hard at work learning Comstock, Ann McNeil, Don Bec- long. . high speed turns at low speeds. chetti, and Mickey Stafford. Don Joe Pike and Bob Golden met at t . , , _ Frank Colcord. famous Tonto Buddies Bob DeMalignon and Don H om er was in his usual good form 2000 in the 146 lb. titl<- clash. The i ^ n? 'er8 the tolora do m e r Basin mountain lion hunter, and followed by Betsy Butler, an ex­ first round was slow with both and. th e . Verde riv er, are vieing Texas School Gels his. hounds, caught their b iggest Jepson were off to try the Log with each other for high honors Jam trail in a big rush and more cellent protege. men calm and feeling for an open­ cat this past week. The hide meas­ Goodbye Now ing. The second stanza saw a few in catching big channel catfish. Additional Quarters ured a full ten feet from tip of success. Wanda Jester, with the aid Top weight taken so fa r on the of an old onion, had Dot Schick The day ended with tired exchanges but no telling blows as AUSTIN. Tex. (I.P.)— Addition­ nose to tip of tail. The mountain muscles for all and a big appetite both men continued to fight defen­ Verde goes to Bob Wombacker, al dormitories, an extended testing lion was taken in the remote Mat- thoroughly convinced-that she was Clarkdale, who caughtcaught a 15 pound, going to present her with a dead for Sam to suffice. Next Sunday sively. In a bit faster third. Golden program and establishment of a azels, some of Arizona's wildest 7 ounce “cat” at Brown Springs. mouse. What a wild chase that another little excursion is planned. landed the best o f the few blows clearing house fo r personnel in for­ and unspoiled country. The fish measured 28V4 inches long was! All V-12ers don’t forget to sign up and took the decision. * mation are three urgent needs of The field measurements of this and had a 20*4 inch girth. Ken- Dick Reed and Don Raiser were in the gym Thursday. ______Highlight of the evenUig’s fes­ the University of Texas which “varmint" exceed any of those re­ noth Greenwell, Com ville, took a tivities was the 155 lb. match be­ should be met “ as soon as poss­ corded in “North American Big longer fish on the same trip which tween Howard Smith of Burbank ible,” declares a sub-committee on Game” published by Scribners and and Dave Preciado o f Inglewood, was 29% inches long with an 18 guidance. the accepted authority on recorded Calif. Smith came from his com er inch girth, but it only weighed 12 After a survey of existing per- measurements of game animals. Bryaiit Colbert Revealed As in-the first with a strong flurry pounds. < nnel services at the University— The skull of the cat taken by Col­ but Pfeciado countered with heavy e . ______' ::: including some two dozen offrees cord was not measured and it is rights. Smith swunjr with vicious the known record on _ . ___ or agencies— the five-member com­ upon this scale records are estab­ right hooks but Preciado managed river with a 24 pound channel cat­ mittee has come forth with recom­ lished in hunting mountain lions. High Point Man In Basketball to get under them and land enough fish caught at Topock. mendations which it believes w’ould Theodore Roosevelt, famous big good blows to take the round. Both T he Colorado has the edge on strengthen “the total educational game hunter, took a male moun­ fighters came back fast in the sec­ the Verde river as a producer as service rendered student*” tain lion in 1901 a t Meeker, Colo., Tourney With Record Of 56 ond round. Preciado jabbed telling the channel catfish are native to “While the primary purpose of whose skull had an overall meas­ rights to Smith’s face and though that stream. It wasn’t until 1938 irery institution o f higher leam - urement o f 9 6/16 inches, 6 3/8 both men looked heavy on * their the Verde was stocked with “cats" ig has fo r ita students is their inches across the zygomatic arches. The 1944 Spring Basketball son game, then went on to nab sec­ feet; neither would retreat. Precia­ from the Colorado. scholastic achievement and their The hide measured 96 inches from Championships o f A S T C are now ond place. Chiefs Ludwig and Duf- do took credit for the round. Tired During the construction of the intellectual development,” the nose to tailtip. One taken by W il­ dead ami buried, but its memory flna mowed ’em down at guards, but still throwing everything they Parker Dam. hundreds of "xata” com mitteee report points out, "in a liam A. Schutte in 1935 in A lb erta P*s on with the few statistics that had and provoking a continuous while Coach Brickey teamed with were caught in the diversion tun­ large state university, particularly, had an overall skull measure o f are all that is le ft o f a successful Nicholson at forwards. Chief Neu- cheer from the crowd, the two boys nels. Volunteers from the Arizona various personnel services may be 9 1/16 inches, was 6 9/16 inches tournament. bauer played brilliantly in the exchanged rights in the opening of Game Protective Association and highly significant for many stu­ across the zygomatic arches and the third. Smith looked better and of the Arizona Game dents ana critically important for Blackhawks Kings center-•-siot. was 112 inches from nose to tip of landed solid blows to Preciado s ______Commission went with some students. tail. In the Pacific League the Black­ Hard Luck Saratogas hawks completely outclassed their face which earned him credit for neta to seine the trapped catfish The Saratogas lost a pair of opoonen's to go through the season the third. The hard earned title for transplanting. The seiners met close ones to the Rangeni and the undefeated. They had a fast-break- went to Preciado. a seemingly insurmountable obsta­ Californians to end up third. Dick irtg, evenly balanced outfit, which One hundred sixty-five pounders cle in the tunnels where the fish McGriff finished fourth among the racked up 181 points, while holding Valdez and Nelson met in the 2030 were concentrated. Neta fouled on We carry a complete supply of league’s scorers for the main scor­ the opposition to 74. Howard match. The first round was steady roots, wires, rocks, etc. The men Ski Equipment ^ Swanstrom and Bob Melton, back­ ing punch. ( I h it)I with Valdez taking the round with w ere about to give up. One o f the ed by Jim Craig, Dick Wilson, and By squashing the two tail-enders. heavy left hooks to Nelson’s face. seiners took time out to eat his Don Lang, presented a quintet that the Helena finished fourth. Center Nelson opened the Becond with le ft lunch and threw the crusts o f bread THE ECONOMY STORE wouldn’t be beat. Kaun was high pointer with 24. jabs to Valdez’s face b*t Valdez in the water. Channel cats swirled The Wasp and Marblehead fin ­ countered strong enough to call Competition between the five ip for the food. The men recog- ished out the division with the the round his. Again in the third other clubs for runner-up position nzed opportunity, got busy with former winning a terrific 20-19 Nelson came in fast with heavy was very strong, however. The A r i­ dipnets, baited the water with stale contest to finish fifth. body blows while Valdez returned zona 'finally surged home with bread -and caught hundreds o f the Standings and Scoring for the with lefts in a very close round. place honors with fou r wins and gamey channel cats. These were tournament follow : Valdez annexed the title. one loss. Hank Ives, M iller, and distributed throughout centra] Ari- After 24 hours under Hie yoke, FINAL STANDINGS The sixth bout o f the evening fjrrel! formed the front line, with Pacific League W L P F P_, A , scheduled Bill Hoyman and Bert Chari it- Reddoch and Kirkbride 5 0 181 A fellow no longer is os tough os on oak. Blackhawks 74 Lee in the 175 lb. class. The initial producers. handling the guard positions. Arizona — .... . 4 1 104 round could boast no heavy ex- Third Place Close Hornets ...... 3 2 107 120 changes although' Lee connected Where does he get coke?? The Hornets and Calahans Calahans 2 3 100 117 with a few good blows to the body. bout .with Swanstrom. Though fought it out for third place with Blue ...... 1 4 62 140 Hoyman jabbed lefts to Lee’s head Farrell had done nothing in the the former clubbing the Irishmen San Die^o 0 5 81 127 ana managed to claim the round. way of training, the game south- in their final game, 25-19 to get Atlantic League The second round was mostly danc­ «aw matched Swanstrom blow for Over at the under the wire. Joe Gordon and California 5 0 154 60 ing. Lee did a good job of block­ blow until the close of the last Toome.v were high ~oint men for Rangers 4 1 90 75 ing Hoyman’s lefts and annexed round when the gloves beran to tneir respective teams. Saratoga 3 2 116 82 the round. In the third both men weigh like lead on his arms. The Blues took fifth place by Helena 2 3 65 111 showed tired guards but exchanged Though it was necessarily a no­ THE COLLEGE INN jqueezing past W asp 1 4 55 96 blows continually. Hoyman took decision scrap, it would have been D'ejro^ve. T h e ______Marblehead 0 5 75 132 the best o f the last fra y and the a difficult bout to call. *°od iff- every contest, but fell P layoffs Dave Edwins, Spec. A 1/c was •Part when the going got tourh. Blackhawks 2 1 116 100 the number three man in the ring. Atlantic League California 1 2 100 116 H ill, who was scheduled to meet Judges were Chiefs Ludwig and The cocky Californians drove Arizona 1 0 30 24 Howard Swanstrom in the heavy­ Duffina and Ensign Nicholson. “ rough their league, taking all Rangers ...... 0 1 24 weight clash, was unable to fight. Coach Frank Brickeyjtept an eye decisions by too heavy scores. SCORING Though the crown automatically on the clock and a hana on the bell. We carry a complete stock of „ . an, Colbert who took the lea- Name Team FG F went to Swanstrom at the last T itle winners and second placers j™** high scorer award, and Ron Colbert, Calif...... 24 minute Bob Farrell volunteered to were awarded leather billfolds with Shaving Supplies performed at forwards Swanstrom, Hawks 24 step into the ring for an exhibition theft title engraved in gold. «na literally showed everyone how Nicholson, Rangers 21 Jr. make set-ups the easy way. McGriff, Saratoga 22 I ®°r Captain Guy Buccola and Melton, Hawks 18 .shot expert Bob Peterman Toomey, Calahans 15 iP fk l'd at guards, while Paul Ives. Arizona 16 " j w y played a feeding role at- Jordon, Hornets ...... Jo ZIPPER DUFFLE center. ■ Buccola, Calif. 11 P M * by Ensign Howard D. Peterman. Calif...... JO BAGS DRUGGISTS CHEMISTS HMMson, the Rangers upset the tfaun, Helena ...... 12 FLAGSTAFF — ored Saratoga in an early sea- Nelson, Marblehead .... 11 ARIZONA $3.95 pin 20c Fed. Tax PHO C -4 - Serves A l Purposes SAUER & HUTCHISON We feature sanitary fountain service COMPLETE FOOD MARKET FIN E’S ffa a d f-to-W ti for your convenience We Keep Prices Down Tuesday, May 9. I on COLLEGIATE POLL . . Tinsley-Pugmire Navy Widens Uses “The Major And The Pugmire To Address (Continued from Page One) Miaor”, Famed Movie St. Johns H. S. Grads The ooll is a simple one. Only Synthetic Rubber one Question will be asked— "who On State Panel To Be Shown Tonight According to a recent annoui**. would, in your opinion, do the best ment. Dr. D. Ross Pugnii heid Several weeks ago our column Job of winning the war, establish­ A t a meeting held May 6 at the The Navy has effected an esti­ A special showing o f the cele­ o f the education department began with the enlightening ing an enduring peace and assur­ University o f Arizona at Tucson, mated 75 per cent conversion from ing democracy and economic se­ crude to synthetic and reclaim rub­ brated musical hit, “ The M ajor and placement bureau at ASTC. will be thought, “Spring Has Sprung!’’ Dr. W. W. Tinsley and Dr. D. Ross curity to all Americans?" The fol­ ber, Arthur M. Hill, N avy rubber the Minor" will be presented to­ O.K., O.K., so we were a bit hasty. Pugmire of the College faculty, the commencement speaker at the lowing choices are given: Roose­ director, today reported to the But after this warm weather we’ve were members of a panel on the night (Tuesday) at 1315 in graduation exercises at St. Johns velt, Dewey, MacArthur, Stassen, Office of War Information. been having, w ell, " I t ’s possible.” subject, “The Joint Responsibilities Ashurst Auditorium. All trainees Bricker, and “ undecided." There is high school on the evening ..f Mav Note to Dr. Smith: My goodness! o f High School Principals’ and In addition, the crude rubber also a blank in which any other and officers are invited to attend. 17. The poor boys will probably die of Teachers’ College Administrators used to fill the remaining 25 per suffocation Instead of pneumonia! choice can be written in. cent o f Naval rubber requirements “The M ajor and the M inor" Dr. Pugm ire has not yet decided in the Recruitment o f Superior on his topic. Perhaps you remember N O T E : Gen’l. M acArthur’s name Teacher Material to Fill Vacancies is being stretched by overseas sal­ stars a number of movie favorites vage operations, by a conservation "T R A C E " CO E RVE R , one o f the appears because ballot was printed in Arizona School Svstems." and although the picture was re­ former V-12 students at ASTC. before he announced that he was and reclamation tire program, and Teacher shortage in Arizona and leased some tim e ago, those who About two weeks ago a lucky Bury- not running as a candidate. by elimination o f certain ship fitt­ throughout the country has reached attend may be sure of viewing an ite received a letter from him and E D N O T E : It is suggested that ings. FLAGSTAFF STEAM in it were some poems from the a critical point. The most alarming outstanding musical that promises those interested fill in the ballott factor in the situation is that be­ The follow ing items, according to LAUNDRY U.S.N.T.C. paper, THE HOIST. the N avv Department, have been all that one might ask ir the way below and turn the ballots in at cause so few high school graduates o f songs, acting, and comedy. and T R A C E thought they m ight be o f the desk in B u r' Hall not later converted either wholly or in part interest are electing to enter training for DRY CLEANING than Thursday noon. It will be in­ the profession, the problem will from crude to synthetic rubber: POEM teresting to compare our results Hose, packing, and gasketing— O f all the things that I might be crease in intensity during the next Phone 184 with those o f other colleges when four or five years. iproximately 90 perr c cent convert- Navy-Civilian Council I had to be a lousy tree. final returns are announced. to synthetic rubber. In view o f this fact those in­ A tree that stands out in the and cable— more than 95 street, terested in the teaching profession Sponsor First Event as well as the layman, should do per cent converted to synthetic. W ith little doggies ‘round my AGE: Over 21 □ Under 21 H Small size tires— 100 per cent feet. SEX: Female Q all in their power to induce high One o f the most recent happen­ PRO M PF - EXPERT school students of nigh calibre to cynthetic, except for crnde rubber ings on campus is the formation of I’ m nothing else but this, alas. for cementing purposes. 'L a rg e r A com fort station in the grass. enter training for the teaching pro­ a Navy-Civilian Social Committee. CLEANING fession. Along these lines a pro­ size tires, however, still use crude The three trainees on the commit­ I lift-, my leafy arms to pray, rubber combined in varying “ Go awav little doggies, go posal was made by the panel on tee are Gordon Shields, Dan Va- Who would be your choice a* amounts with synthetic.) away." the next President o f the U. S., which Drs. Pugm ire and Tinsley dala, and Dave Probst— the civil­ Cress Brothers A nest of robins I must wear. and would, in your opinion, do served, that a committee represent­ Naval flotation equipment— 100 ians, Dolores Wade, Lawanna Vea- And what they do gets in my the best job of winning the war. ing college and high school ad­ per cent synthetic, except for air­ zey, and Betty Jean Oliver. hair. establishing an enduring peace m inistrators should be appointed, craft life rafts and Mae West life The first a ffa ir sponsored by O f all the things for me to be, and aHsurin democracy and to work in cooperation with the vests which must contain some this group will be the M ay Fes­ I had to be a damned old tree! economic security to all Ameri­ State Superintendent of Public In­ crude rubber to withstand severe tival. W e think this is an excellent cans? struction in drawing up policies low temperatures. idea and that the com mittee’s e f­ Protective clothing— 100 per cent POEM OF THE WEEK ROOSEVELT D and plans o f precedure f:>r guid- forts will bring good results in synthetic. A tricky jane. I’ ll tell the world D E W E Y O , ance in directing likely prospects better school spirit and coopera­ Gas masks— 100 per cent syn­ Brownie Is little Minnie Marters; MAC ARTHUR □ into the teaching field. tion. thetic. An inviting smile on rosy Ups, S TA S SE N P Bulk But mousetraps on her garters. B R IC K E R □ •ent synthetic. Cleaners DRAMA OF THE WEEK — UNDECIDED Q W rite in your choice if other Submarine storage batteries — CORINNE VIDANO forfeits bad­ Navy Exceeds Quota 100 per cent conversion predicted minton game to sit on the sidelines than one o f the above: C o m e In and See Us within the next three months. with the handsome W E E K S. Love This nationwide poll is con­ In Red Cross Drive ducted by the Youth Magazine "S p otligh t" as a public service. iynthetic, as follows: WASHINGTON — First large Battleship— 60.000 pounds. m OD€ Cleaning, Pressing, Alterations Its findings will reveal how again, and then find future happi­ government unit t<> meet and ex­ Aircraft carrier (without plane ness. Perhaps vou have scoffed at young people feel about the men ceed its quota, the N avy Depart­ omnlement) —55,195 pounds. them but we now o ffe r a living and issues o f the crucial elec­ ment has been complimented by Destroyer— 4.358 pounds. proof. Former Marine, JOHHNY tion. Norman H. Davis. National Chair­ Submarine— 65,000 tx>unds (35.- [ o WELCH, arrived last week to visit man of the American Red Cross, 000 to 40.000 pounds o f this total ( his eighth grade sweetheart, for its showing in the 19-14 Red accounted for by storage battery MARYCAROL PRYOR. To quote Cross War Fund Campaign. compartment. Roses are Red MARYCAROL. “This time it’s the His commendatory letter, ad­ Bottom paint (com bat-type j, real thing.” O m & u h I u c U ixJ' dressed to Vice Adm. Ross T. Me- ships)— 90.000 pounds o f chlorinat- DflV Violets are Blue The beautiful bouquet of flowers in D E A N L IN T Z ’ room was evi­ Intire, USN, Surgeon General of the N avy and chairman o f the Tracer ammunition ( r 20 i dence that something important If you’re wondering who that drive for the Navy Department, anti-aircraft guns) Our cows are II, likable, new girl o f this se­ praises the Department for over* . pounds annually or rude rubber. C ontented— the DEAN’S birthday. It was quite mester is, you’ll find her name is subscribing its goal 50 per cent. a surprise and a pleasant one at none other than E L L A S U Z E T TE The quota was $116,600. As of that Haopy Birthday Dean Lintz! McNATT, who was born June 15, April 12, subscriptions totalled 1926, in Walters, Oklahoma. Her $181,000 — * 6-1,000 over the top. Know your children’s compan- j A re Y o u ?? May you have many more happy ions. I f you move to a new neigh-1 present home is in Tuba City, Ari­ The amount includes the contribu­ ones. borhood. meet the parents o f the We’re all glad to welcome our zona. tions only from the Navy Depart­ T ment, Washington. D. C. Thirty- bovs and girls with whnm your j favorite. BUNNY GASTON, back She has two sisters, one o f whom children are playing. to the dorm. She had quite a trying is in the A ir Wacs, and a brother two thousand person, Naval and Townsend appendectomy, but everything in the Navy. She attended g^ade civilians, contributed; seems to be all right now. “Tough schools in Fort Defiance, Tohatchi, Jewelry Co. PINEWOOD one to lose, B U N N Y .” and Shiprock, Arizona. Her first “A sweater," states SCUTTLE­ year o f High School was spent at MASTER Keepsake Diamonds DAIRY B U TT, “ is a good investment for a Sacred Heart High School, in Pholo Get-Together Expert Watch Repairing gal. She gets out o f it all she puts Waterflow, New Mexico. From here CLEANERS in and draws considerable interest she went to Wasatch Academy, To Be Held Tuesdays Santa Fe Watch Inspector FLAGSTAFF. ARIZ. besides.” Mt. Pleasant, Utah, where «he Phone I36v Phone 194 Andrew Matson. Prop. graduated last June. The second meting o f the Photo 124 N. Beaver Last semester, she began higher Club o f A STC will be held next YEAR S BIGGEST . . . education at Tempe, iem pe, wnerewhere sneshe was Tuesdayiu v w u j night, May 16, at 1845 in a member of Kapoa Kappa Alpha ] Room 28 of the Administration (Continued from Page One) Sorority. She is now a second'se- 1 building. All camera fans arc urged successful May Queen contestants. mester freshman, and has made to attend whether navy « r civilian, Pictures will be prepared by Griff many friends during the time she man or woman, as an interesting ' * M orris and w ill be put on the has been here. ! demonstration of indoor camera Flower Shop Council bulletin board so don’t for­ H er most embarrassing ex- j work with a model is promised, (Name Registered) get to look. A stub on your ticket perience was when, at Tempe, she No experience is necessary to is provided for your final vote attempted to trip a girl friend on become a member of this club, which will be collected at the door tne campua,campus, i*nuand instead, wioicuu. found iwuuu state Dr.lji Jones. ju ijw and aim Lt. nv. Paquette j Saturday night not later than 9:30. herself sprawling■vling in a mud puddle | o f the A STCS T C faculty. A ll types o f The Sophomore class, sponsored ust as tne Cad^ttes were reaching j problems dealing with ricturc.*-'--tak- Flowers For All by Dr. Henry P. Smith and under tiy. y i m„ g are_ - dealt- - with, . as well as [ prac­ the leadership o f ita president, Dol­ She is active in all sports, but tical application of the fundament­ O c c a sio n s i \ \ ly Colter, is hard at work to make horseback riding is her favorite. als of good phptography. this the really epic get-together of She likea the Navy, spaghetti and A chance for members to com­ the year. The Civilian-Trainee meatballs, and RED, as anyone can pete against one another will be Council has put plenty of enthus­ tell who has seen her room, which offered later on when a prize con­ 13 Miiton Road Phone ' iasm and helpful suggestions into she and her roommate, Jois Camp­ test and exhibition will be held. the deal Lola Bloodworth has bell, have cleverly decorated with MOORE charge of poster publicity, as well red as the dominant color. as the refreshments fo r the dance. Her most thrilling experience Everyone in the class is doing all GOOD = was when she met the one and Kodak Finishing DRUC CO. , he can to put the May Day Festival only, Bill Sorenson, a Coast Guard FOOb over in a big way, so all come out from Mesa, who is now in the Sol­ Expertly Done \ „ and enjoy the fun. Members of the omons. Because of him, her fav or­ by V Phone 58 V Sophomore class are: Helen Payne, ite piece is “ When It’s Moonlight Kit Custis, Dorothy Schick, Betsy on tne Blue Pacific.” CARSON STUDIO . , ' cf> Butler, Aileen Aiken. Dolly Colter, One thing Sue is especially noted Lawanna Yeazey, Elizabeth Char- for in Bury Hall, is her pajamas lebois, Jo Ann Knadler, Jerry Gil­ of red, green, black imd gray liland, Esther Russell, Kay Angle, plaid. She dislikes people who don’t PLEAS ED Martha Lamport, Lola Bloodworth keep their word, who consistently and Bob Farrell. open doors, and com — o f all kinds. A Pleasant Place — ------GUESTS We predict a bright future for Sue, for anyone with such a m ag­ to JOHN SEXTON & CO. Upperclassmen Learn netic personality cannot possibly Meet and Eat C H IC A O O — B R O O K LY N « ^Signals, Seamanship go wrong. D A11A S—AUANTA — f t T15 ■ 0 * O M In Pre-Middy Course

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