J n L lS —NUMBER 24 PUBLISHED BY ASSOCIATED STUDENTS AT FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1944 Lt.J.M. Wilson Plan Air Blows at Nazis Reveals Luck NAVAL R.O.T.C. OPENINGS Against Japs OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED l Pilot, Veteran Of 19 Attacks Council Releases 18 V-12 Trainees Request Transfer; (The following story was List of Trainees written by Sergeant H-.rold Required To Pass Many Stringent Powell, o f Wilmington, Ohio, a Marine C orps Combat Correspon­ Rejecting Budget dent.) . Qualification Examinations To Enter Jap anti-aircraft gunners in the 'Only 240 men out of the 352 in Solomons have seen a lot of First the V-12 unit at A.S.T.C. have pur­ Approximately 18 V-12 trainees chased student activity tickets, Lt. from this station have applied for Lieutenant James M. Wilson, Ma­ Comdr. E. L. Smith, in charge of rine dive bomber pilot of Flag­ transfer to the Navy R. O. T. C. the sale to trainees, announced to-, ram, according to Lt. (j.g.) J. staff, according to a delayed dis­ day. U. S. Naval Air patch from an advanced base in the n acDonald, officer in charge of South Pacific. The non-purchasers are divided applications from the A.S.T.C. Veteran of 19 attacks against between the Navy and the Marine unit. nearly every Jap airdrome in the contingents, Dr. Smith said. “Those Cadet Board Some 1800 V-12 students, now in Solomons area during two tours of who are not buying the activity their second semester of training, combat duty, the flier has helped to tickets are definitely not cooperat- will be admitted to one of the 27 level bivouac areas, supply and intr with the student council,” he N.R.O.T.C. college unita early in „ ammunition dumps, gun positions, declared. To Visit Here March. Other trainees will be ad­ and runway*. “Marines who have not bought mitted every four months, there­ But Lieutenant Wilson’s most activity tickets will* be asked to after. A IR C H IE F M A R SH A L H A R R IS (center) and bit itafi at R.A.P. Bomber vivid experience occurred during a pay $2.00 January 6 for a semes­ V-5 Applicants Applicants who apply for the raid on Jap gun positions on the Command «tuhit from 800 feet V-5 to V-12, or from V-12 to the training must first be recommended 0 11 ber 23 at the home of her grand­ Chaplain Corps. Delkener, W. J. Persons, G. R. ment as Apprentice Seamen, V-5, by Lt. MacDonald before his appli­ the Jap gun. Meanwhile, the for­ mother, Mrs. J. L. Van Buren, in Delph, E. K. Pfeifer, J. A. the Navy s aviation training pro­ mation had headed homeward. We Of the 14 men from this unit cation will be considered by the Pasadena, Calif., to Pvt, Gordon questing transfer to V-5 only six Dick, S. Pierson, E. L. gram. Commanding Officer. * flew home alone.” Kendall Scott, now’ in training in Durko, A. Randolph, L. R. Applicants are requested to bring V-12 students accepted for R. O. * Another time, during a strike the the Army Specialized Training ill be accepted, Lt. MacDonald Edenholm, P. R. Reimer, R. W. Kahili airfield on southern Bou­ stated. The trainees will undergo the following documents with them T. C. training will be permitted to Program at the University of Calj- an examination January 5 and 6 Ferguson, R. A. Ruben, R. C. when they appear before the Se­ request any R.O.T.C. college unit gainville, Lieutenant Wilson recalls 'fomia, at Los Angeles. Tne bride's Heegler, W. A. Sarager, ~ J. E. lection Board: a birth certificate; He was so intent on hitting a gun by a traveling examining board of located within his own Naval dis­ parents are Mr. and Mrs. G. P, officers from the Los Angeles Na­ Herzbrun, H. Seglin, R. V. three full face pictures, a trans­ trict. Schools in the 11th Naval position in a diving attack that he Crandall, of Westfield, N. Y..The Ho~an, F. P. Sleeth, W. E. almost forgot to pull out. va) Officer Procurement office. cript of high school and college district offering the officer training parents of the bridegroom are Mr. They will be examined for V-5 Jouvenat, W. C. Smith, H. F. grades and the names of three ref­ include U. C. L. A., University of "I kept my eyea glued to the and Mrs. Austin Scott, Cambridge, physical requirements, and be in­ Keddie, W. H. Sterling, J. B. erences. California, Berkeley, University of target. Just after I released my Mads. O V Kell’". J. J. Turley, K. L. New Mexico, and University of bomb, I happened to glance at the terviewed personally to determine High school seniors found quali­ The brides aunt, Mrs. J. L. yan their psychological aptitude and Larson, R. K. Weeks, V. L. fied for this branch of the Naval Southern California. altimeter. ‘Yeow’ I thought, and Buren was matron of honor. Will­ LeClair, R. G. White, J. R. The N.R.O.T.C. places special yanked back hard on the stick. fitness for ilot training. service will be enlisted and placed iam A. Brijckenridge served the Four Flagstaff trainees have ap­ May, R. L. on inactive duty until they have emphasis on Physics and Mathe­ "I gianced over the cockpit edge. bridegroom as best man. matics, but cadets are given an I was skirting below’ the level of plied for the Chaplain Corps, Lt. completed their academic studies. Given in marriage by her uncle, MacDonald announced. To qualify As Apprentice Seamen. V-5* opportunity to choose electives the tree tops in a clearing. Gradu­ J. L. Van yBuren, the bride was Bentley, R. T. McGuire, G. A. while undergoing their five semes­ ally the plane came out of it, but for training, they must be included young men receive two full years dressed in 4 period gown of ivory in one of the following categories: Betts, H. F. Merlo, H. A. of aviation training before report­ ter training. Upon graduation, ca­ 1 came every close to plowing up a moire, the wedding dress of her Beyrouty, F. G. Messenger, L. T. dets are commissioned Ensigns in little Jap soil.” (1) Enlisted personnel, 17 to 23 ing for active combat duty. The grandmother. Fashioned with a fit­ years of age with less than two Brown. R. W. Milligan, F. W. training course includes two fuil the U.S.N.R. or 2nd Lieutenants in Lieutenant Wilson was a mem- ted bodice laced to the deep point years of college work completed; Brown, W. L. Milne, J. H. semesters of college work, further the U.S.M.C.R. After one year’s f Please Turn to Pagt Four) below the waistline in front, the 18-20 eyesight corrected to 20-20; Cable, J. D. Minchin, P. L. academic studies at a Navy flight active duty, N.R.O.T.C. graduates dress had a low, rounded neckline unmarried and agree to remain so Callan, D. G. > Moore, R. L. preparatory school, flight Instruc­ may request regular status in the outlined with tulle. The short puff­ until attending seminary; (2) en­ Choisser, J. E. Morgan, K. A. tion at a War Training Service U. S. Navy or Marine Corps. ed sleeves were also of tulle. The listed personnel, 1? and under 30 Cranor, W. E. Oberlies, J. L. school, three month study at a pre­ full gathered skirt, with shireed years of age with two or more Crapser, J. W. O’Malley, P. H. flight school for physical develop­ Major Eliot Finds front panel and the bustle fashion­ vears of completed college work, Curl, D. R. O’Neil, J. L. ment vital to wartime aviation Co-Eds Attended able during that period, fell grace­ but not graduates; 12-20 eyesight Eberhart, J. W. O’Quinn, A. D. training, and then primary and ad­ fully into a long train. The bride’s corrected to 20-20; unmarried and Euler, R. C. Ottman, T. A. vanced aviation training at naval V-5 Dinner Dance U. S. Too Optimistic full-length veil of imported Irish agree to remain so until attending Ferguson. A. C. Pack, K. M. air stations. lace was held in place with shirr­ seminary. Applicants will also be Frincke, M. M. “Passmore, G. L. Aviation cadets completing this ing and belonged to her maternal considered on the basis of moral, Fuller, A. W. Peck, K. R. training course are commissioned Christmas Night Over War Outcome grandmother. physical, and scholastic standards. Gehring, W. F. Peddy, J. E. She carried an ivory prayer Haines. L. J. Rapp, A. J. as Ensigns in the Naval Reserve Christmas night a group of Too much wishful thinking re­ book, from which fell white noire Harmon, A. B. Roether, F. W. or Second Lieutenants in the Ma twenty-five college and town girls garding a quick end of the war, be­ streamers intertwined with tiny Harney, D. M. Seely, E. E. Corps Reserve. went to Clarkdale to attend a din- coming more pronounced the farth­ clusters of white hyacinths. V-12 Complement House, P. C. Shaner, R. D.’ ner-dance given in honor of the er West he went, was reported by Mrs. Scott’s husband was educat­ Huffman, C. T. Sim. G. M. Navy aviation cadets stationed in Major George Fielding Eliot, noted ed at Harvard university and Har­ Jobndrew, J. E. Sitton, J. H. "Club Wintertime' Cottonwood. CBS news analyst, upon returning vard law school. Prior to his en­ Gains Personnel, Johnson, R. H. Smithson, R. Y. Clarkdale and Cottonwood wom- to New York from a recent coaat- trance into the service in October, Kelley, R. E. Singletary, F. P. 1 had prepared a dinner complete to-coast sneaking tour. 1942, he was employed in Wash­ Knez, F. Stanger, R. C. Is Huge Success with fruit cocktail, artichoke salad, In a subsequent CBS “World ington, D. C-, in a government Records Officer Landon, C. O. Trail, J. L. roast turkey, dressing, potatoes, News” program, Major Eliot said. Club Wintertime, Gamma Chi office. Lowell. H. W. Van Hazel, A. Beta, social sorority’s first formal gravy, hot buttered rolls, relishes, “The feeling of most of those I Lieut, (j.g.) John J. MacDonald, Lowry, J. A. Vercelli, G. pumpkin pic, and coffee. talked with about our Allies is far dance of the season was held in U. S. N. R., who many Flagstaff Lyons, T. D. Walker, W. R. Ashurst auditorium New Year's The tables were decorated with more confident and cordial than it trainees will learn to know person­ Lynch, J. M. Walton, M. evergreen boughs and red candles was a year ago. MacDonald. N.K. Watts, R. C. Eve. This dance was made possible ally, has been a member of the through the elaboration with the which were flighted and were the “There is almost no anti-British A. S. T. C. V-12 complement since Machado, J. Winship, R. J. only source' of light during the prejudice to be found. Maginis. A. P. Wolfe, C. T. Navy V-12 students. The dancing late December. He will be in charge began at nine o’clock and con­ dinner. There was music through­ "The Russians still come in for of records and personnel. McDaniel. A. R. Yori, G. E. out the meal so that couples could some share of suspicion, especially Gamma Chi Beta sorority wishes McDannold, R.S. tinued until after both New Years Prior to his transfer to this sta- had been celebrated. dance between courses if they wish­ as to their post-war intentions. to thank all the people who made tion.vLt. MacDonald was officer in ed. There was vast admiration for the her dance the great success that The auditorium was decorated in charge of Navy V-12 medical and night club style. Evergreen boughs Dr. Eldon A. Ardrey, coordinator Russian Armies, and Stalin was dental students at the Nebraska beginning to be regarded as a wish to thank first of all Naval Men Overseas and trees decked the hall, being of student activities, made all ar­ College of Medicine and Dentistry, rangements so that the girls could pretty decent, realistic sort of chap Gordan Shields, A.S.. who directed and the Creighton University Sent Yule Packages banked against the stage and or. instead of the veritable ogre ana all Navy V-12 help. We want to all the window sills. A clever en­ make the trip in Blueboy. The Schools of Medicine and Dentistry. group, which was chaperoned by bloody-minded dictator which was thank Dr. Lynn for help on deco­ Before that, he was on the staff of Navy Men on Duty Overseas and trance to the dance hall was ma4e common to American opinion not rations, Dr. Smith for his part, by a row of trees on either side of Dr. and Mrs. M. W. Jones, left the New York Navy Procurement Afloat Received 7,479,988 from Bury hall at 4:30 Saturday too long ago. Captain Norton and both work de­ office. Christmas Packages the door and one running vertical “The Chinese are objects of tails, Mr. Runkey, Bill Root, A.S.. Preceding his enlistment as an to them to form a double entrance afternoon and returned shortly aft­ Jimmy Kelley. A.S.. and Pvt. H. F. Members of the Naval Service on In this last row of trees was hung er 2:00 the next morning. Everyone Keneral sympathy and kindly feel­ officer in the Naval Reserve, Lt. duty at sea and overseas received ings, perhaos overpassing in senti­ Betts, for the effective lighting, MacDonald was affiliated with the a lare^ silver crescent moon with who went reported that the dance 7,479,988 grift packages for Christ­ an arrow running throught the cen­ was very successful. ment our feeling for any other of Charles Tempc and Pvt. R. Y. Psvchological Corp. of New York, as. our Allies. Smithson for building the bar, Pvt. which develops and edits vocational ter. this being Gamma Chi’s sign “There was a great deal of In­ Bok Reitzel for his help with deco­ and educational aptitude and men­ During the period September 15- and symbol. There were small pine terest in the future of France but rations, Dick McGriff, for help­ tal tents. While employed by the December 1 the Fleet Post Offices trees against the walls throughout Social Calendar jery little interest in the current ing with the evertrreens, Celia Ry- corporation, Lt. MacDonald com­ in New York and San Francisco the entire room. Small evergreen forwarded that number of packages branches placed on «aper doilies french political controversy. berg for operating the record ma­ piled the intelligence examination Week Jan. 4 — indu. Jan. 10 As to what to do with Ger­ chine, Jack Rooklyn, A.S., Johnny now used by the Navy throughout to personnel of the U. S. Navy, made table decorations. U. S. Marine Corps, U. S. Coast The tables were arranged in a Tuesday, Jan. 4— many and Japan when the war is Myers, A.S., Pvt. Dick Rice, Val the country for testing civilians for Pine Staff Meeting, 1830. ?.ler* founa a considerable di- Heegler, A.S., Evelyn Anderson, direct commissions in the U. S. N. Guard and their reserve compo­ large horseshoe facing the stage nents. where the two floor shows wore W. A. A., 1900. 'p.rgence opinion. I had every­ Pvt. Larry Rogers and Joan Parks R. Wednesday, Jan. 5— thing suggested to me from the ex­ for the grand floor shows, Russ Lt. MacDonald, who was Just 26.. Of that total, 3,479,988 packages given. At the rear of the rpom, to ' Dtlta Phi Alpha Business termination of the German and Guiver, A.S., head waiter and Dan­ Christmas day, holds a Bachelor 1were shipped overseas for delivery, the left as you entered waT'placed ny Vadala, A.S., bar tender, and of Science degree from the New while 4,000,000 packages were de­ a bar. decorated in the sorority’s Meeting, 1900. Japanese people, down to the last Saturday, Jan. 8— .dear over to the other all the high school boys and girls York University School of Com­ livered aboard ships at United colors, green and white, where soft side of helping them get back on who acted as waiters and hat check, merce, and is now writing his the­ States ports. drinks were sold during the eve­ V-12, Civilian Sport Dance. feet and trusting them to be cigarette and pretzle girls. sis for a Master’s degree in Busi­ Gifts mailed to Navel personnel ning. To your right was a hat Sponsored by Delta Phi Gamma Chi Beta knows that the ness Administration. His home is on duty in the United States were check room where all wraps were Alpha, 2100. "Pn ^e subject of the war's pro- New Year’s celebration would not in Flushing, New York. He *avs handled by the domestic postal Monday, Jan. 10— • Flagstaff is the farthest west he service, and no figures on this type Junior Class Meeting, 1880. Vr>. WM a °t wishful have been possible without this The room was indirectlyly lighted rPUaM* Turn to Pago Two) help. has ever been. of mail are available. (PUaso Turn to Pag0 T h ru ) Page Two THE PINE / Tuesday, January 4, 1944 P ro file.... P ro file. ; .. MAJOR ELIOT FINDS . (Continued fromPage On*) S l i p P i t t r Of a Sailor Of a Marine Scuttlebutt thinking . . . too much! The farther Application for entry u sccond-class matter is pending. West I traveled, the rosier grew I’m writing this on a Sunday the glow of optimism. Time after Published every Tuesday during the school year except examination ...oming, and I don’t feel well. If time I was asked whether I didn’t weeks — no issue during school vacations — by and for the this column reads aa if it were a agree that the war with Germany Associated Students Organization of the Arizona State page torn*out of Webster’s latest would be over by Christmas. Teachers College at Flagstaff, Arizona. dictionary, at least grant me the “Unconsciously, most people art satisfaction of being Collegiate. dreading the much greater casual- ttpasscMTfto row hational by P.LJI. Today, I’m going to compliment ty fi"Tires that will have to be fac­ National Advertising Service, Inc. By Don Lang, AJJ. awful lot of people. When ed in an invasion of Western Associated GoUefiiate Press ThiB week, the first of 1944, is write about anybody in a column Europe by a really big American Coltts* PuhUtbm Rtprtitnl+tii * One of the “flying sailormen" at the story of a second generation Distributor of like this, you’ve either got to say, Army, and they’re hoping that the 4 2 0 Madison Avk. Niw Yom , N. Y. A.S.T.C. who will begin flight Marine. He entered the V-12 Col­ “Gee, you're purty,” or else, “WhoGermans will quit before it come* Golle6iale Di6est training in about two months is lege Program after spending four­ hit you in the face with a shovel? to that Richard Lee “The Chief' Williams. teen months active duty in the I don’t feel strong enough this Lee is another small town boy Hawaiian Islands. ROBERT MAR­ “That doesn’t mean there’sd n. Intercollegiate Press morning to challenge, and then fusal to bear sacrifices. On the and is very proud of it, having TIN ERICKSON was born in Chi­ run, from anybody. 1943 M ember 1944 been bom, raised, and educated in cago, Illinois, January 18, 1921. He contrary, there is a real determina­ The first hearty handshake goes tion to see it through. The country the little city of Kingman, Ariz. lived and worked in America’s sec­ to the fellas and gals who spon­ Thm editorial column* of THE PINE are open to any individual but all edltorUU ond largest city until he was sent is determined to have unconditional accepted for publication mun bear th« iirn»tur» of the author. Opinions expressed in As do most Kingman youths fin­ sored the New Year’s Eve Cabaret surrender from ita enemies, and editorials are not necessarily the opinions of the staff. or of the Associated Students ishing grammar school, he regis­ to the San Diego boot camp as a Formal, and if I was Jim Farley organisation. The editor assumes responsibility for. bat is not necessarily the author Marine. then a permanent association with of. unsigned editorials. S tered at Kingman High School but I’d see that everybody got one. its friends. That is to say—com. unlike many, he was both very Erickson started his education Worthy of particular mention plete victory and enduring'peacp." active in student affaire and ex­ at Moo* Grade School, then to were the efforts of SHIELDS, tremely capable in the athletic the John Hay Grade School. He ROOKLYN, MEYERS, RICE, SUBSCRIPTION RATES: *3.00 PER YEAR field. <, received his secondary learning HEEGLER, VADALA, and LAM­ A lifetime of good examples U Due to strong defensive play and at Chicago’s Austin High SchooL PORT. But I guess those,who were better than a library of go«l ad- THE STAFF guards who frequently sink long, At Austin he was the Junior responsible for the most entertain­ vice. Editor-in-Chief...... DON C. LANG, A.S. accurate shots, Melton s “Blackies” Class Treasurer. On the academic ing portic-n of the evening were ,„PVT. PAUL L. MINCHIN are feared and admired bv all op­ side he was a member of the Romeo, Juliet, and Mercutio. News Editor — prettv well together, don’t they’ Sports Editor— ___KEITH TURLEY, A.S. posing hardwood squads. The prin­ Spanish Club. In his senior year These three talented gentlemen ...... VINCE MANCINI, A.S. cipal man in this setup is Wil­ Bob was a Captain in an R.O.T.C. worked hard on that show and He must know how to handle her ...... DOROTHY SWEET liams, who for three years held the unit of some 700 men. He wore they did a fine job. I guess the Anyway, SWOOSE got into a tid- ______.DOROTHY QUY position of sharpshooter high scor­ a Tribune Medal for military theatre is just in their blood, like dly-wink game with LYNCH just Exchange Editor... before he left and although he- \r«j Art Editor------... -JOAN--- -.PARKS er for the Kingman Bulldogs. Al­ merit. , Bourbon. though the Bulldogs never quite After graduation from high And then there is a word which losing badly, he stuck it out till Contributing Editors: Patricia Wilson; Helen Ann Cox; Mary Elizabeth the last tiddly. I know a lot of Brown; Lola Bloodworth; Eileen Lesner; Wells Keddie, A.S.; suCce«icd in bringing home the school he went to work for must be said about LYNCH and conference bacon, Lee was, and CABLE. That word mustn’t be too guys around here that wouldn’t Richard Ryberg, A.S.; Gordon Shields, A.S. Curtis Lighting Inc., in the ac­ play tiddly-winks with LYNCH. At Business Manager...... DAN VADALA, A.S. still is, lauded for being one of the counting aenartment. His knowl­ expressive for the boys did drop best casaba handlers in tne state. out of the program and we must least A LEX, you played th<> game Faculty Advisor...... MR. CHARLES N. SUTPHEN edge in this field of figures was and it kinda makes us think you’re Football teams at Kingman had made more proficient by taking an be tactful. Yet if it says that they V-12 Advisor______LT. COM. (MC) EDWARD L. SMITH were Honest-to-God Marines, and a little O. K better luck during "The Chief’s” account course at the Austin There hasn’t been a Scuttlebutt stay there. During his three letter­ Night School. A year and. a half had that light in their eyes that real people have, it will have been column yet that hasn’t talked ing years as end. the pigskin group later he joined the accounting de­ about the buglers since they began grabbed one Northern Arizona partment of the Pheoll Manufac­ a very poignant one. The next backslap goes to their early morning riffin^, and Conference championship and w turing Company. He worked there this is particularly due to the fact strong contenders tne other two until an incident at Pearl Harbor CHARLESBOIS and don’t worry CARPET BAGGING 1943 SGT., it’ll be high enough. Last that there are 2 or 3 new ones seasons. and at several other American Pa­ running around loose every week. cific Island outposts started him Friday night, ALEXANDER did­ Somebody once said that America is a place where “rug­ When we queried Lee about his n’t get all dressed up like a Christ­ For the last couple of days, JES- ged individualists’' always run around seeing things. It is experiences on the diamond he had looking for a new {ob. SOP has been doing the job. but On February 16. 1942 Erick­ mas tree and prance over to Bury little to say other than. "Just in­ Hall for CHARLEY. When some­ he isn’t as good as ROETHER true thfit this country, has always remained a haven for op­ tra-mural stuff.” But we who son found a new job by joining used to be. When he blows his portunists because our people in their ebullient, carefree in- one asked where he was she re­ watched his cool, smooth reactions the United States Marine Corps. plied, "Oh, he’s uptown tonight on bugle it sounds as if somebody is . difference, are excellent prey for the shyster. in a tight spot, his powerful, well His choice was an easy one to C. S. duty.” What she really meant tickling hie fancy with a broom­ This state can be attributed to a number of things: the coordinated hits at bat, and the make, because his father had set was that he was uptown soliciting stick. fact that we possess more wealth than other peoples, the occasional lightning pickups and the way. Mr. Erickson became a business for the Southern Pacific, Before I go back to bed, I would relays to# sack while on the “Navy Leatherneck in the Spanish vet she came very close to hitting like to know who those Greyhound over-development of factors in our culture which emphasize Destroyers” realize that constant American War and had served in the nail on the head anyway, Bus Drivers are who hang around personal liberty and rights, and the soft-heartedness which practice and much "natural abil­ World War I. Bob was sent to whether she knew it or not, now the Main Bldg.? ity” was needed to build such sel­ San Diego for boot training and comes from a people who have laughed very much. Or per­ dom found baseball ability. didn’t she? haps it can be best explained by the parallel that we would then went to the Marine Corps And now, two of the biggest or­ Other “minor participations" in Base for six weeks at Field Tele­ chids I can think of go to DR. rather go fishing on election day than vote. ^ Lee’s high school “doins” include phone School. LYNN and DR. ALLEN of the If we accept this indifference, then we need blame our­ letters in track and tennis and as As a telephone linesman Erick­ facult”. Ever since V-12 came to many awards in swimming son transferred to Marine Avia­ selves as severely as we condemn the poacher. But here is Weismuller claims to have. Flagstaff they have been inviting where the subject takes on a different aspect. In wartime, tion on North Island. On July 1, numerous trainees to their home in The freshman and sophomore 19-12 he left the U. S. for Ewa, an endeavor to provide in some we are not indifferent as wq^are in peace! Those Carpet­class vice presidencies and presi­ Oahu, Hawaii, location of the Ma­ measure, a vestige of the home life baggers who prey upon us during the war become treason­ dent of the junior class are some rine Air Station. In December he now foreign to the trainee since able criminals. They are consuming the strength of our na­ of the student offices held by Lee was made Private, First Class, and his immersion into the routine of and he graduated from Kingman simultaneously made a member of the service. It’s a fine thing that tion when it is fighting for its life. High this spring. >. permanent personnel. He spent vou are doing, ladies, and don’t Our bureaucratic government is handling this situation The University of Arizona Was three months away from the Ma­ think the bovs won’t remember it. included in his plans for higher rine Corps when he attended Army as best it can, but no network of administration can touch education after he received his I think I’ll give another back­ reality that deals not with statutes and price ceilings, but Teletype School at Hickam Field. slap to CHARLESBOIS, that’s nrep school diploma and will be Then there was a period of some fun. Or better yet. I’ll give it to with human beings. One man can legally prevent another his post-war occupation but these five weeks he trained in Life Sav­ her boy friend. They get along from doing an act, but be cannot stop him from thinking of plans were abruptly postponed ing with the Red Cross in Honolulu. a loophole to make the restraint ineffectual. when he passed the ■’•V-5 entrance During this time he advanced tests in Los Angeles last April. in rank, to the rating of Corporal So it all goes back to the normal moral rearmament He did this after first meeting Portraits Taken Before Dec. 12 scheme: If the state is good, men are necessarily good. But if ireliminary requirements at the in February of this last year, >Iavy recruiting office in Kingman. and Sergeant in June. On Aug­ Will Be Ready Before Roses are red, each man-ifc good, the state is good. The first step in killing the ust 24, Erickson won his chance Christmas leeches whp are sucking America’s life blood must be the Probably Lee’s answer to the for Officer’s training and report­ Violets are blue, question, “Why did you choose the ▼ realization that they are there. aviation branch?” is typical of ed to Green’s Farm in San Diego. America’s aviators all over the Now in Flagstaff, Waikiki, Alo­ Our cows are A reminder of their presence nowadays is the retort, ha Tower, and Pali are just names CARSON STUDIO "Don't yoi^knpw there’s a war on?”, used to cover up theirworld. His reply was, “I just want­ contented— ed to fly.” to remember for service completed inefficiency at serving the public. They offer inferior quality This friendly guy, called “Piute”in Hawaii. Should he make his Are you? ? ? in products and cuisine, not because of necessity, but rather because of the one-thirty-second commission or not, many more because they know customers have no choice but to deal with part of Potiwatomi he claims to be, strange sounding names will be is often tabbed “the big Injun" to added to his vocabulary before this Drink More Milk them regardless of service rendered. be attributed «nainly to his height world conflict is over . . . profile of For Health The situation is a distortion which comes in the wake of of six feet, two inches and the 180 a Marine. Brownie war. But it is one that is criminal because it is unnecessary. pounds of solid, bronze body. Those who benefit are the few who have not only economic, He is not engaged, he says, but the nine-by-twelve color photo that Cleaners but social and political power. Those who suffer are the resides always on his desk is rea­ Come In and See Us many who are trying to protect their nation from the jeop­ son enough for his “one gal com­ PINEWOOD ardy of Axis domination. plex.” The duty is with us and it demands a wakeful eye. If Since “The Chiefs” enlistment, ★ DAIRY we are successful in thwarting these fur-lined racketeers, at April 17, 1043, he has thoroughly mOD€ studied all the various phases of Andrew Matson, Prop. least we will have the satisfaction that P. T. Barnum’s words our (lying Navy and to be a fighter Cleaning, Pressing, Alterations will not apply to the American people forever and forever! pilot is his aim. His easily-started FLAGSTAFF, ARIZ. —Vince Mancini, AS. smile, the cold, calm determination he displays when under pressure, o and tne muscular coordination OC GRADUATES WARNED which is so visibly evident to Officers Entertain OF LONG. 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The AEF rolled over the Low Gears five last week, while ,ood Ensign Nicholson was secret- ness test given to all V-12 trainees Kelleys vs. Corsairs, 1835. the Blackies smashed the Criminals, in taking their seventh r t S o v e r the fact that his We don’t believe that you will some two weeks a$o placed him Blackies vs. Jolly Five', 1915. Veteran mates were completely disagree with us that John Farley in as many starts in the hard- first in the entire unit, with a score THURSDAY, JAN. 6 wood tourney. The Santa Monica /lied up on the cage court while has the vote for the best man in of 89—twelve points ahead of the Montezumas vs. AEF, 1715. [Twas away on leave, losing two the squared circle. Not that his Corsairs have sole claim on third style and methods were best, but nearest competitor. FRIDAY. JAN. 7 STANDINGS place with six wins and one defeat that he was the biggest surprise Weston, who placed high among Souses vs. Polliwogs, 1715. on their slate. The Corsairs’ only WDjS S'that he doesn’t want his the top ten men in the strength Hamburgers vs. Low Gears, Team— w L Pet. defeat was at the hands of the Lowl, Gears to win, but Uie package oti the mat. Kemember his 1835. kayo of Nichols in the semi-finals test preceding the latest one, had AEF . .... 8 0 1.000 Exiled squad. Gears' poor showing without the a gain of 17 per cen over his pre­ Criminals vs. Hell Cats. 1915. Blackies 7 0 1.000 Tuesday, Dec. 21, the Hamburg­ Duck, proves to Ensign Nichol­ of the boxing tourney, and then the MONDAY. JAN. 10 spectacular knockout of Lew vious score of 76. The short, stocky Corsairs ...... 7 1 .875 ers five made it two out of seven son, if not to anyone else that Sailor performed the almost super­ Criminals vs. Jolly Five, 1715. 5 2 .750 starts by giving the Souses its fifth for the Grandfather ball club-to Haines at the Smoker. Maybe not human feat of doing 300 sit-ups— Blackies vs. Corsairs, 1835. the best, but at least the biggest Polliwogs .. j..—...... 5 Z .625 hangover in six starts, 32-17. The win ; game, it needs some good, 95 more than needed for a perfect AEF vs. Kelleys, 1915. Low Gears -- .... 4 5 .444 offensive sparkplug, like Mr. surprise. score in that department. Weston Naturally Dave Fordyce gets Montezumas ...... _. S 5 .375 Nicholson, for instance. also had 17 pushups and 165 squat Jfllly Five ...... 3 6 .333 RESULTS LAST NIGHT ‘No matter what we say about the nomination for the most out­ jumps to his credit. Other depart­ Low Gears 23, Souses 10. standing cross-country trotter. CLUB WINTERTIME . . Hamburgers .. 2 5 .2S6 him the fact remains that the ment scores were not phenomenal, Hell Cats______.... 2 6 .250 AEF 17, Polliwogs 14. Bediands Redeye is THE best man Breath taking for both Fordyce but well above the average. (Continued fnrm Pag* On*) Corsairs 36, Montezumas 21. and us was his 8:43.5 time set on Criminals-- --- ... 2 6 .250 on the Gears squad. For in six Two men tied for the runner- by blue and red lights which were Souses -- ---...... 2 6 .250 eames Mr. Nicholson has scored 34 the obstacle run. up spot—R. L. May, A.S., and Cigar smoking Bill Lowell gets cast against the Venetian blinds Slippery Boots .... 1 7 .125 following afternoon the Montezu­ counters, more than any of his Pvt. W. C. Hickerson, each with of each large window in the club. mas were skinning the Hell Cats, mates. But then, why shouldn't he the nomination for the most out­ a score of 77. Hickerson was standing shorts promoter, or what- In the center of the room hung a 22-14. Wednesday evening’s con­ be high-scorer? For each basket he above average in every division huge revolving mirrored sphere tests were cancelled. sinks he takes ten shots, and you have you. We are surprised that a of the test, although not specta­ man so prominent in sporting cir­ with a large spot-light focused on Low Gears Lose just can't get around the law of cular in any. May, on the other it. The mirrors cast an eerie light World Series chance, or is it the law of dimin­ cles, plays such a terrible volley­ hand, garnered most of his Last Monday the Zumas and ball game. about the room. Jolly Five mixed it up for one of ishing returns? points by doing 205 sit-ups—the Dance reservations had been ON HARDWOOD number necessary for a perfect Movie Will Be the tightest squeezes of the tour­ a n o t h e r t o u r n e y Kee-' - our neck where it be­ turned in earlier in the week and ney. The Zumas came out on top score. head waiter, Russ Guiver, A.S., di­ We haven’t anything official on longs, we are letting you select Boots Gain of a 22-20 score. Monday evening it yet, but plans are in progress for the basketeer of this semester. Go­ rected each party to its specific Presented Here the Corsairs and Polliwogs pro­ The little fellows, pushed to the table. There were reservations another casaba tournament to begin ing by high scoring honors we give background by the two preceding vided another thrill fest for cagc as soon as the present round-robin you the following facts: Jack Wes­ made for some three hundred peo­ Through the efforts of Dr. Eldon fans in a low scoring tilt, 14-13, men but ably represented in the ple, making the dance space in 1* play is concluded. However, we be­ ton of the Corsairs has 07 markers top rung by Weston, came back A. Ardrey? director of recreation that saw the Corsairs win their lieve that Coach Brickey plans to center of the room seem small. sixth tilt in seven starts. The Low for a seven game stand to his into their owti in third place. Two at Arizona State Teachers College, stage a double-elimination tourney credit, leading the field by three A pretzle girl and a cigarette baseball fans of the city will he Gears, without the aid of the stal­ sailrs, C. H. Potter and M. I. Gold­ girl, dressed in short skirts ana and invite any team to enter that points. Teammates Melton and en, each scored 75 poftits to tie for given the opportunity to sec a wart Ens. Nicholson met its fifth knows what a casaba is, including Swanstrom of the Blackies five are carrying small green and white movie brief giving the highlights defeat in eight starts, at the hands third. Both men are in the light­ trays, passed among the tables dur­ the Lowly Gears and town teams. next in line with 64 points in weight class. Golden, a “boot," nad of the 1943 World Series.. of the AEF, 29-12, in Mondav’s (As yet Coach Brickey hasn’t seven games, while the Exiled Fair­ ing the evening. A group of white- A film bringing the series play other cage contest the largest percentage gain of any­ coated waiters, took ana filled or­ had much success in scheduling child has 60 to his credit for seven one in the golden circle above 70 by play will be shown to the gen­ The Unslippery Boots five teams in the Flagstaff area to contests. ders for cokes. Danny Vadala, A.S.. eral public January 19, in Ashurst added another loss to its seven points. He came up 17 points for a acted as bar tender and was made play an all-star V-12 squad on But when it gets to sports­ gain of 29 per cent. Auditorium, at 8:15 in the evening, game string of defeats Tuesday the Jacks’ court. Jerome has con­ manship and fair play, we favor up with mustache and red nose to with no admission charge. afternoon, with a 25-17 defeat at Pvt. L. E. Hair had fourth posi­ resent the typical bar tender, sented to journey here for a tilt a boy who has only scored 52 tion all to himself. He was a mem­ The important plays of every the hands of the Souses. The January 20. Brickey hasn't re­ pointalin seven games. We be­ .he two floor shows were under Shootin* Kelleys met near de­ ber of the top ten last time, but the direction of Jack Rooklyn, A.S. game between the S t Louis Card­ ceived anything definite from lieve tfl&t being outstanding does moved up a notch or two with a inals, National League Champions, feat from the Hell Cats Wed­ other quintets, other than their not mean being high scorer. The first was riven at .ten o’clock. nesday, nosing the Cats out, 18- score of 74. A Marine and a Sailor Highlighting it was a vocal trio by and the New York Yankees, Cham­ willingness to play us soon. Considering all factors, Joe Mir- shared rung number five on the pions of the baseball world, will be 17. The Jolly Five slid to eighth kovich gets our eye. But we are three sorority members, Jerry’ place in the percentage rankings ATHLETE OF THE YEAR list. David Stone, A.S., and Pvt. C. and Joyce Colter and Helen Farr shown. In the manner that Time mag- letting you decide. Wolfe each racked up an average Wednesday, losing to the Polli­ all of St. Johns. Also on the first The film is presented through wogs, 18-4, while the Blackies aiine chooses its man of the year And then there is always the score of 73 points. program was an uproarously funny the courtesy of the American Lea­ we had decided to choose the ath­ biggest fiasco of the year. Natur­ Sixth place was overrun by oc­ handed the Criminals a terrific skit, a take off on an audience at gue of Professional Baseball Clubs defeat, 43-8. lete-.of the year. That is, the ath­ ally our vote goes to the Low cupants. Five trainees tied for this a cheap movie house. Appearing in in cooperation with A. G. Spaulding lete'fcf the year here on campus. tjears. Kelleys Take Two spot, each tallying a final mark of this was Jack Rooklyn, A.S., and Brothers, Inc., and Hillericn Thursday and Friday saw the 72. The Marines dominated the Johnny Myers, A.S., and Pvt Dick and Bradsby Company, makers of field, having three representative* Kelleys take two more victories, Rice. I f the Louisville Slugger. knocking out the Criminals and —Pvts. G. E. Yori, C. B. Frost, and The second floor show was en­ H. A. Merlow. Holding up the Jolly Five squads. The Kelleys tirely different and was presented Cold feet often carry a hothead routed the Jolly group, 31-14 SITZMARKS Navy’s end of the fight were J. W. a little after the first new year Cline and A. C. Blevins. awfay from trouble. Thursday, while they bested the the greatest of difficulty that had been blown in. Evelyn Ander­ Criminals Friday, 26-10. Track—all clear—Yo de lo lay The Sailors came back with a son, tap dancing and a Boogie del Away in a spray of snow; this reporter is able to lift so rush in seventh place, however. I cart my bank roll Georgette— Five more rounds remain to be much - as a hand to guide his Woogie piano number by Val Heeg- because it’s so thin. played off in the round-robin tour­ gaining speed by adding vorlage: J. R. White, M. T. Roberts. D. le«; A.S., highlighted this show. stemming, abstemming; more speed trusty pen across the copy page. IT. Horner, and L. L. Jackson— ney, during the next three weeks. The evening’s two entertainments The AEF and Blackies are schedul­ faster than you ever dared go in This week ehd, the second in a all Navy men sacked up a score were further made enjoyable by other fellow’s gals, all twice. Tra- your Ilf< or efren thought of going. row, found the A.S.T.C. Ski Club of 71. Pvt. J. L. O’Neil brought ed to meet January 14 in a contest several popular songs sung by Pvt. dational paper whistles and horns that probably will decide the lea­ And then what? You \hit powder at the Snow Bowl. The members up the rear in eighth position, Larry Rogers and Bar Tender Va­ added the noise necessary for snow, the unrul- skis\ cross in enjoyed the Saturday trip, com­ with a final tally of 70. gue championship. dala. Comedian Dick Rice gave a bringing the New Year in with a Play yesterday saw the Zumas front and fantail behind.'Over you plete with that morning after the No averages or other statistical series of impersonations, one espec­ BANG. go, right on your nose. Sitzmark. date had been tabulated by press vb . Corsairs, AEF vs. Polliwogs, night before feeling, almost as ially good, of an auto race an­ At a quarter after twelve, new and Low Gears vs. Souses. The And all the King’s horse3 and much as the pleasant Sunday so- time, so it is not known Wliat the nouncer in Indianapolis, Ind. all the King’s men couldn’t pick up jum. We all are looking forward average score was, or the percent­ time, people were- asked to begin Slippery Boots and Hamburgers The New Year was rung in twice getting their wraps to avoid con­ are scheduled to meet at 1715 this Pat O'Malley and start him over to the time when we can spend age’over and under the required due to the fact that Arizona set again. Poor Pat! We know how you mark of 50. gestion in the check room. afternoon. two days in school and five days her clocks back an hour one minute This extraordinary affair was feel, you had everything figured skiing. after midnight New Year’s morn­ out ripht—that is right in your ended with everyone singing “Auld “Remember you are welcome P. S. New flash!!! If everything ing thus making two midnights. Lang Syne.” at the Legion Club/* mind, but would the body obey the goes well and the powers that be Everyone seemed to enjoy the mind? NO! And so, Sitzmark! are influenced by those who in­ Dr. Smith Receives double celebration as you got to We think by the way that we fluence, Ski Club members may kiss your gal, and incidenuy the feel, that the only person during be able to enjoy the comfort of a FOR THAT SPECIAL GIFT the entire day’s ski trek that ski tow next week. surpassed the big “Mick” was Philosophy Degree —Ruben. See your reporter. And it is only with Dr. Henry Peter Smith has re­ cently returned from the Univer­ We give the latest and choicest JAMES BOOK & GIFT SHOP CUT-DOWN JUMPERS Working in an experimental sity of Iowa where he completed NOW OFFICIAL STYLE station and on the beaches of Eng­ his work and examinations and has Scuttlebutt with every Gifts of Quality land. pickcd Army Ordnance sol­ been awarded the degree of Doctor WASHINGTON — This will be diers are teaming up with combat of Philosoohy. haircut read wjth avid interest by two troops to perfect the most effective A native of Kansas, he received million bluejackets: techniques for landing assault both B.S. and M.S. degrees at the The Navy is cutting from four equipment oh enemy snores and Kansas State Teachers College. 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A year ago, they were 2 endeavor of seeing things and re­ away from home this Yuletide Sea­ the convov which landed BritiS porting- to you what we saw, we son really know how much effort a ^ A m e r ic a n troops in Nonh said that “As We See It," would Sam put out. sometimes crusade. We tried very At breakfast chow he waited Their shi-'s were nuhed half hard to act like two Galahads this on tables, took personal orders, way across the world to pickTn week about certain conditions then went back in the galley and Marines at their bases and tak* which existed at the College Inn. hustled up the hot cakes, waffles, them across the equator to TaravnL However, Dean Beliwood told us to bacon and eggs or what ever else The Navy men said there is a lot our intermingled chargin and joy was asked for. of difference in war here and war that there would be no need to STANDING DANGEROUSLY in the Atlantic. For one thing db. wield the hot platitude toward the CLOSE to the edge of ihat preci­ tances are shorter, and tactics’vary eating place across the street, be­ pice called holy matrimony is one widely. In the Atlantic is a moil cause its ownership has changed Private M. Walton. It all happened ment of force and armies. In th* into different hands, and he hoped, at the Sagauro Club New Year’s Pacific it is a movement of muS cleaner ones. We are glad to bring Eve. See, even through the dense smaller bodies of men, and even this news to you, gentlemen be­ atmosphere of smoke and-miasmic man counts on his own. cause it nt&y quash the urgency of alcoholic fumes, romance triumphs. our ever writing up another remon­ Speaking of Walton, he most like­ LT. J. M. WILSON . FEARLESS Lynch and Cable have gone while strance again. ly could commit murder and then bgt. Alexander is singing the probably only receive 15 demerit#; (Continued jrvtn Page One) (anonymous) “farewell Black and Blues.” However, we’re not going to ber of a dive bomber group which throw away our little list of and a working detail to bury the A good examole of the effect* -f body. heloed to plaster Munaa and Vila the machine age is “Miss X - Y,” James Crapser (knock off th* grievances, until the new owner airfields prior to their capture by improves conditions. May he re­ WHEN ONE WRITES a story new Math, teacher. It was related “sir”) seems to be a good all filled with action of modern war­ By Barnicle Bill Allied troops. to FEARLESS that she is going to around fellow ‘Must one of tht vive the tenor of good felling He collected bullet holes in his which must exist between him fare he must be prepared gracious­ We were glad to be present at report all students to the Com­ boys” if you don't believe me jmt and his patrons if their periods ly to accept fan mail. Now, take the birth of a New Year and to mander for making so much noise. ask him! of recreation at the College Inn the case of a nerson we know on welcome it with fresh, spontaneous It would be more like it if the stu­ are to become once again pleas­ Station who wrote an article re­ gaiety that broke neither our ear­ dents reported her for the same They tell ya to ~et your hair ant and profitable experiences. cently. Here is an excerpt from a drums nor our heads. Jt took the reason. cut durine the first part of the letter he received: blight off a lonesome Christmts week to avoid the rush on Sat. If DOWN IN THE CHOW HALL “Dear Doctor, there is a well built, grey haired holiday, and gave the school for Profile of a Marine: Fred Bey- you do get it cut then it’s all jjrown man, who looks more like a big “I suppose you are wondering once the atmosphere of a sophisti­ routy. out by the end of the week, how business executive than the fellow who I am. I’m 17 yrs. old just cated modem college. about fifty cents worth next time’ that sees to it that each trainee about 18, so it won’t be long We never would have thought “Doc” Schaeffer can soon beSpeaking of haircuts, there's a cer’- now. I’m small, 5 ft 2 with eyes that anyone, even President Roose­ found in his new “hole-in-the-wall tain Sergeant who should have a gets his needed vitamins every day. of blue. How old are you? Are His name is Sam Richardson, and velt, could have turned Ashurst office” in the attic of the Main “G. I.” job done on his eyebrow*. as we see it, to him should go a you married?---” auditorium into an attractive night Building. He and “Doc” Morris like score of extra meat points for the “Oh would you rather be a col­ spot. It is wonderful what a little their old office all right but it Captain Norton: “Not a man in onel with an ea«rie on your shoulder iurenuity, simple decoration and seems that another party likes it this detachment will be given lib- meal he prepared at Thanksgiving or a privatejvith a chicken on your dim lighting can do to an old bam. a little more. Tough one to lose, erty this afternoon!” and then again Christmas Day. The entertainers who won, plaud­ “Doc.” Voice from 1st platoon: “Give its for their frolickingsome, im­ me liberty or give me death!” promptu floor shows (heavily cen­ Seen were two survivors oi Capt.: “Who said that!” Yets Rehabilitation sored, to their sorrow) brought to raft Said one to the other “Look Voice: “Patrick Henry.” us again the now-traditional antics Mac, land!" “That’s not land,” re­ Program Is Started 0 — " “ I*’— ”---1 and that plied Mac, “that’s a Coast Guard . the piano, Cutter.” “Then what in the hell In Numerous Schools ------and Rogets. are we doin dn this raft? Let'