Number" I X-111—Vol. XXX ATLANTA, GEORGIA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1946 Menage from the President: Jackets Open 1946 Season TO GEORGIA TECH STUDENTS OF 1946: Welcome to Georgia Tech! May your stay here be a happy and profitable one! i Georgia Tech is beginning this Against Tennessee Vols Today (year with an unprecedented en­ rollment. Over 4,500 students are expected, representing an in­ Loss of Broyles crease of nearly fifty per cent above normal. Organizing the Hampers Squad academic and residential life of Georgia Tech's G.I. studded football this large number during the eleven will take the field this after­ relatively short time available at noon in Knoxville, Tenn. against one the beginning of the term will of the top teams in the Southeastern be a complex task. Difficulties Conference when Coach Bobby Dodd will be encountered, particularly sends his second edition of the Golden by newly entering or returning Tornado against the University of students. We are confident, Tennessee Volunteers. however, that with the coopera­ Coach Dodd will start an eleven of tion c£ everyone it can be car­ nine ex-G.I.'s and two non-veterans ried out successfully, and I am when he meets his old mentor, G writing to acquaint each of you Bob Neyland, for the first time. Dodd with the general situation so you was All-American halfback on Ney­ will have an understanding of land's 1930 eleven and today's game the problems which we must will mark the first clash of the two meet and solve together. as head coaches. Anticipating a greatly increased student body for the aca­ The Yellow Jackets entrained for demic year 1946-47, Georgia Tech has expanded its facilities to Knoxville yesterday minus the full the fullest extent possible. To meet the unexpected problems services of quarterback Broyles who brought about by the rapid rate of demobilization, and in an at­ dislocated his shoulder in practice tempt to accommodate every possible student, Georgia Tech has three weeks ago. Broyles, who was stretched her facilities to the utmost. Even this has meant disap­ chosen the most valuable man in the pointment in many cases, particularly for those men who have conference when he quarterbacked recently returned from foreign duty or have recently been dis­ the '44 Tech Sugar Bowl Squad, may charged from military service. Those who have been able to enroll break into the lineup for signal call­ this fall should understand that while they will encounter some ing purposes, but the passing and difficulties, much greater hardships will be borne by those who defensive duties will fall to probable must wait. starter Jack Bills, returning from the Lectures and classes will be large, and classrooms will be '44 team. Bills, an ex-Marine, will owded. Classes will even start at 7 :00 in the morning and run Capt Bobbv Davis, Att-Southeastern Conference tackle last year and probably get the i nod over Bobby . • - • ••••_>>-•" r------• • • -• - - -> * potential All-American thi'. season will lead Tech's Yellow Jackes against Blake, nursing a bum knee, and Jim -ction will be utilized. The faculty has been augmented to General Bob Neyland's Tennessee Volunteers this afternoon. Still who still lacks experience. the fullest extent possible. With such a large enrollment, inter­ Tech Underdog views the first week regarding courses, etc., might seem brief, Tech enters the fray a seven point but the student may rest assured that the divisional deans and underdog in battling the powerful the Dean of Students will be available throughout the year for and Mus Volunteers, picked by experts as the consultation. fourth ranking team in the South­ HOUSING: eastern Conference. Tennessee will We are confident that accommodations can be found for every base their hopes for spoiling the Jackets opener on a fleet-footed Jril- student admitted to Georgia Tech for the September term. By With the perennial mustard colored back named Walt Slater. Slater^vas doubling up, the Dormitory Office has been able to assign rooms caps wandering aimlessly about the a triple threat back on the Volunteer to the maximum number allowable by the rules of good health and Rush Season Opens; campus for a week, and with the 42 squad and is the main cog in Ney­ comfort, but there are many for whom sleeping accommodations absurd looks of those eager souls who land's machine. George Balitsaris,, a will have to be found elsewhere. Accommodations have been found returned a few days early to get Rules Are Clarified star for Duke as a Naval Trainees in for approximately 400 married veterans at the Bell Bomber Pro­ their social affairs lined up, Ga. Tech the Southern Conference, is a p|le- ject in Marietta; in addition, the school has taken over the old Most of the twenty-two fraternities got under way this fall with a burp. driving fullback that m^-^grTB WAC area at the Lawson General Hospital and now has under located on the Tech campus opened The poor freshmen were drilled Tech line plenty of trouble. And construction approximately 208 apartments for the use of married the college rush week last Thursday, thoroughly for a week to see if they Bobby Joe Rowan, the Volunteers havt veterans. To further augment the housing, we have also secured September 26. The rushing season for could think analytically and quanti­ a big shifty back that will be on* accommodations for 736 single men at the Naval Air Station, this term began on that date and will tatively, and all that could be found of the best in the South this year. Atlanta, Georgia. Arrangements have also been made to carry on extend to Monday night, September out was that they were dumb enough Dinky Back classes and furnish meals for the men living on that campus. In 30. Tuesday will be a quiet period, to be fraternity men. The Jackets, hampered by the loss addition to the above, the school has established a Housing Office during which no fraternity man shall There are some new developments of Broyles, will still have plenty tj which is located on the first floor of Knowles Building to aid in any way communicate with a fresh­ around the campus that would bear shoot at the General's Boys, Dii the students in securing accommodations in the city. Georgia man. revealing ,and a few matters on which (Continued on page 4) Tech is also spending approximately four million dollars in new No man can be pledged before six could dissertate at length. One housing which should be ready for occupancy not later than p. m. on Tuesday, but at six each man one September, 1947. who has received a bid will go to the of the latter is a nasty rumor cir­ EXTRA STUDY FACILITIES. house of his choice, alone or in the culating about that there will be seven Briefs The Library has made available extra space for study on the company of another new man. It is o'clock classes! The M. L. Brittain Debating third floor of Knowles Building. illegal rushing to send a man from Smiles were being thrown around ciety will have a meeting Monday] PART TIME EMPLOYMENT. any fraternity to pick up a prospec­ on a wholesale basis as rush week night, October 7, at 7:30, on the! Many of the veterans have found it necessary to supplement tive pledge on Tuesday. started for the fraternities. The second floor of the Administration their income while at Georgia Tech, and information regarding The office of Dean George Griffin jgrumbBng newly-made sophomores Building. ^ part-time employment can be secured by reporting to Room 103, issued a "New Students" roll several were abstaining famously from a weeks ago. On this roll the home ad­ strong urge to place a flat object Knowles Building. Any student interested in working dresses of all the new entering fresh­ against the many freshmen, and were RELIGIOUS CONTACTS, FRATERNITIES. on The TECHNIQUE during the men were given, and, because of this, allowing the frosh to beat them at Information regarding fraternities and other student organi­ coming year is invited to attend the there has been a large amount of pre- golf, poker, and that fascinating game, zations can be secured from the Office of the Dean of Students. first regular meeting of the staff rush week rushing in the forms of wimmen. Beautiful date cards were Concerning religious affairs, consult the Coordinator of Religious Monday night at 6:45 in the base­ letters, home town contacts, etc. at the slicked-down contact men's sides ment of the "Y," Affairs in the YMCA. Also issued by Dean Griffin was a as they made the rounds of dorms. Positions are open on the edi­ COMPLAINTS. general list of rules that had to be Gorgeous women adorned the chairs torial, news, feature, and sports Georgia Tech is a man's institution. It is not intended for followed by all fraternities. Besides and other objects of the house down staffs, and experience is not neces­ crybabies or weaklings. Here we expect you to play a man's part, those already mentioned above, no the row as a special feature. Strange sary to qualify. Also wanted are to look after yourselves in so far as that can be done without night dates shall be longer than 12 muffled sounds seeped through base­ ment doors as fraternity officers men interested in either editorial trespassing on the rights of others. / midnight; only three dates can be or feature cartooning. Senseless grumbling, kicking, and complaining do no good. had with one man; dates may not be searched their rolls for undesirables In fact, it is positively harmful to the college and its graduates. longer than to include one meal; dates to be put away until rush week ends. There will be a meeting of the Because ,when you try to get a job few employers will have mal­ can be made at any time; no rushee Seemingly from nowhere sleek 1946 BLUEPRINT editorial staff Thurs content and then only because they can't get anyone else. can spend the night in a chapter convertibles appeared and were used day night, October 3, at 7:30 p. m. If you find something here positively and certainly wrong, house during rush week; no fraternity to give rushees a lift back to dear in the basement of the YMCA. New don't gripe about it. Go to the appropriate person and tell him can break a rushee's dates with an­ old Chem. lab. Polished tongues were freshmen are urged to attend as well politely what is wrong and what you think will correct it. If it other fraternity; rush functions may admonishing the fine fellows from as old staff members. Students in­ can be corrected it will be as rapidly as possible. If it can't, then be off the campus ;and all rush func­ Quityabitchin, Kas., never to go over terested in photography and art are you will simply have to play the part of a man and put up with tions must be approved by Dean to that fraternity house. Why, those especially invited. it. Most of you here have spent time in foxholes, trenches, and George Griffin in advance. boys drink! other disagreeable places which weren't right and which you (Continued on page 2) THE TECHNIQUE, ATLANTA, GEORGIA Saturday, September 28, 1946 Air Station To Handle Over 750 Students Georgia Tech announced the open­ on the basis of two students per room refreshment room, laundry s^rVlC^ ing on September 22, 1946, of its at a cost of approximately $8 per shoe repairs, and school supplies at Naval Air Station Campus providing month. Equivalent accommodations in reasonable prices will be available. will "The Soiuh's Liveliest College Weekly" facilities for housing, instructing and Atlanta cost $20 to $30 per month. sufficient number of classrooms Published every Saturday by the Students of feeding 750 First-Quarter Freshmen Under the same management as make it possible to assign a compact Georgia School of Technology Entered at the postoffice in Atlanta as mail matter of the second class and Division of Emergency Training Brittain Dining Hall, good and whole­ schedule of classes to every student, Accepted for mailing at special rate of postage provided for in Section Students. A limited number of rooms 1106, Act of October 2, 1917, authorized April 3, 1922. some food will be served in the Cam­ with many classes starting at 9 a. m. Subscription rates Fifty Cents per semester are also being made available to up- perclassmen unable to find living ac­ pus Dining Hall at a cost of about Chartered bus service between the Editor Niles Millsap commodations in Atlanta. $35 per month. A Trading Post pro­ Naval Air Station and the main cam­

Business Manager „; I. B. Miller Separate rooms are being assigned viding sodas, sandwiches, barber shop, pus will be available to students.

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News editor, Erskine Love; sports editor, Jimmy Wall; feature editor, Jim Pearce. Message (Continued from page 1) didn't like. Surely you can for a few months put up with the The flavor's AM yours best we can do for you until our building program catcRes up with the enormous increase in the demand for Georgia Tech facilities. YOUR MAIN JOB. You came here voluntarily to be a student. My most urgent so CLEAN, so FRESH, so PURE advice to you is: "Be a student—a good one." That is your major job. Don't let griping, poor housing facilities, fraternities, ath­ letics, girls, amusements, extra-curricular activities, or anything else interfere with the main job. If you become a good student, all these other things may be added unto you. If you become a mm mmmm bad student, all of them will be taken away from you. Thus, not mmmmm by what I say or by decisions of the deans or theories of your pro­ fessors is your future determined—but by your own acts. mm Although every facility of the school will be heavily taxed, we m believe that each member of the student body will solve his in­ dividual problems as they arise, with patience and understanding, and together we can meet the strenuous demands of this period as we met those of the late war. BLAKE R. VAN LEER, President. Football Tickets To Be Issued To Tech Students Next Week Students must present their fall Student Killed tuition receipt or yellow Veteran's card to the Athletic Association Edwin T. Metcalf, Jr., a coopera­ Office on days specified below, in tive student in Chemical Engineer­ ing ai Georgia Tech, was killed order to receive their student Pass *ecause— Thursday in an airplane crash at Books which will be good for all home Frederick, Oklahoma, on his way games. Each student will be given a to begin the fall quarter at Tech. definite seat assignment and must Metcalf, a former First Lieuten­ occupy that seat. Seniors and married ant in the Air Corps and navigator PHILIP MORRIS veterans may purchase one season on a B-24, lives at Hempstead, Long Inland, N. Y. date ticket for all of the home games at a cost of $6.00 for the season. tobaccos are ROTC Announces Change Date tickets will not be sold for any one game, but only as a season ticket. In Signal Corps Rules Seniors—Monday, September 30th, A recent War Department directive USTEUR and Tuesday, October 1st has authorized a change in the re­ Juniors—Wednesday, October 2nd IZED! quirements for admission to the Signal Corps ROTC Advanced Course, Sophomores—Thursday, October according to an announcement made 3rd bjf Colonel W. Q. Jeffords, Jr., Pro­ Freshmen—Friday, October 4th. fessor of Military Science and Tactics. 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Saturday, September 28, 1946 THE TECHNIQUE, ATLANTA, GEORGIA 243418 Anything Stumps Student; Air Force R. O. T. C. Hot Finds Subject Disgusting Program Available f The English professor calmy in To Tech Students Get Acclimated Earlyi formed us that we were to speak on Starting with this school year on Freshmen! After this grueling week anything. Sergeant Ellis Given September 30 the Miliary Department Proper Uniform Use of torment with tests, tests, and tests, I smiled back at him, and then it will offer an Air Force ROTC pro you are finally going to see^JTecIi struck me. I sat bolt upright in my Commendat'n Ribbon In ROTC Described gram to the students of Georgia Tech. classroom life, but quick! In an effort to clarify questions seat. How the hell can any sane man At a brief ceremony at ROTC Head­ As a preparation, most of the staid Each student completing the course which continue to be asked regarding expect thirty people to speak on and sedate upperclassmen you see quarters on September 13, M/Sgt. will be given a reserve commission the proper use of the prescribed uni­ and make it interesting? anything Herbert L. Ellis, now on duty with in the Army Air Forces. forms of the respective armed forces, occasionally would strongly advocate) I left the classroom in a daze and the Tech ROTC, was awarded the extracts from the "Military Laws of certain immediate investments as a In addition to the classrom work, the United States, 1939," with ap­ proceeded automatically to the library. Army Commendation Ribbon. Pre­ preparation for what is to come. the course will contain approximately propriate interpretations have been First, let's look at the English De­ I tried to find anything in the carsentatiod n of the award was made by 20 hours of flying time, given during posted on the Bulletin Board in the partment. You'll soon conclude that catalogue.' No. Apparently no one had Colonel W- Q. Jeffords, Jr., Professor the second year of the program. Also, Administration Building. there is a rare disease infecting the written anything about anything.of Military Science and Tactics, in Military Law 2148 reads as follows: entire department. Oddly enough the • the Air Forces plans to provide each The librarian thought I was trying "Army uniform; unlawful wearing. best prevention from infection seems the name of the Commanding General student who so elects and can qualify, to be cute and would tell nothing —It shall be unlawful for any person to be a very soft pillow taken to class Seventh Army. a chance to attend flying school after about anything. not an officer or enlisted man of the regularly. Among the various print­ The citation accompanying the being commissioned. United States Army, Navy, or Marine able names given this condition, the Throughout my afternoon math award read as follows: "For perform­ Corps to wear the duly prescribed uni­ most descriptive is, I believe, "long- class, I could think of nothing To be eligible for the Air ROTC ances of meritorious service while form of the United States Army, windedness." course a student must have completed but anything. Finally I decided any­serving as Instructor and Supply Navy, or Marine Corps or any dis­ Traces of this pestilence may be the elementary course and must not thing, trace its origin, and let it gSergeanto , Reserve Officers Training tinctive part of such uniform, or a found in the Drawing Department, have reached the age of 27 at the uniform, any part of which is similar at that. Corps Unic, Georgia School of Tech­ where certain individuals are parti­ to a distinctive part of the duly pre­ Anything is a noun most commonlnologyy , Atlanta, Georgia, from Janu­ time of enrollment. An honorably dis­ cularly infected. The pillow prescrip­ scribed uniform of the United States tion won't work here however. The used in the English language by Eng­ ary 1942 to June 1946. Master Ser­ charged veteran of the Armed Forces Army, Navy, or Marine Corps." best I could suggest would be a lish-speaking people. It is more often geant Ellis' ability, devotion to duty with 12 months or more service may Any person who offends against specially designed silent typewriter to be given credit for the elementary used in conjunction with everythingand leadership enabled him to con­ the provisions of this section shall, on do your lettering. A course in "How than anything. The word is composetributd e materially to the successful course. Students pursuing this course conviction, be punished by a fine to Sleep With Your Eyes Open," of two separate—unless connected— accomplishment of the mission of this will be paid at the same rate as other not exceeding $300.00, or by imprison­ might be helpful. ol words—any and thing. organization." advanced ROTC students—approxi­ ment not exceeding six months, or by In the Math Department you will both such fine and imprisonment." Webster says any is "something or Sgt. Ellis has been at Tech longer mately $21.00 per month. encounter a very varied collection of In recognition of the current limita­ pother," and a thing is "somethingtha n any of the present Military per­ individuals. Math 103 departmentals The addition of the Air Force unit tions being experienced by our textile N^ot named." No possible combination sonnel, his service at Tech having are particularly vicious, but they'll industry and in order to prevent waste ^of words could have less meaning. extended over a period of 26 years. will give Tech five ROTC units. In­ jab you in 102 and 101 as well. The at a time when the entire world is Put the two definitions together, and He has long been a familiar and popu­ fantry, Coast Artillery Corps (anti­ "Word," although particularly dif­ suffering from inadequate supply, no you have "something or other not lar figure on the campus and is well aircraft), Ordance, and Signal Corps ficult to obtain, is most helpful in this named." objection at this time exists toward department. known to thousands of Tech grad­ units were re-activated during the Absolutely disgusting! uates. the daily wear of articles originally Speaking of the "word" reminds me last school year. provided as items of the prescribed of the Chemistry Department, for un­ uniforms of our armed services, pro­ fortunately, a very crafty crew await vided that distinctive markings, in­ you there. It is the warped pleasure signia, etc., are removed and that of these persons to swap quizzes at an obvious effort is made to indicate the last moment, and for the smart that no false pretense or desecration Tech man with good connections this is being practiced. Some of the ob­ proves disastrous. Many a veteran jectionable items which should be re­ of these encounters ruefully recalls moved are as follows: the battle scars on his permanent THE VARSITY (1) Chevrons. record card. (2) Emblems or rank or distinction. Speaking of them as a whole, All glasses mechanically washed(3) Buttons prescribe andd as distinc sterilized­ only investment universally recom­ tive uniform items. mended for these plights seems to be We make our own Ice Cream(4) Shoulder patches . to rent old quizzes from some old and (5) Branch piping and braid. well established fraternity. The best food service available at Ga. 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BY JIMMY WALL There's a tinge of fall in the air today. A feeling of gridiron fever. For up in Knoxville, Tennessee, some forty-five Yellow Jackets are straining at the leash. Georgia Tech's 1946 Golden Tornado, some untried and eager, most returned from past years glory to pick up where they left off, will lanuch its trial ship in the turbulent waters of postwar foot­ ball. Coach Bobby Dodd has chosen quite a foe to test his second venture as head coach at Tech. His old alma mater, Tennessee, considered by many as one of the big four in SEC circles, willi be more than test for Tech's un­ tried Jackets. They will be a complete education. By nightfall Tech's chances of entering the top rung of Southern powers will be definitely established. The big question facing Tech and every other grid team in uW nation is, will boys out of football for^three and four years be able to swing back into the old smooth precise gridiron machine of prewar days? Dodd will start veterans from the great squad of 1942. Pat McHugh, Bill Healy, and Ralph Slayton starred on the Cotton Bowl team that was master of them all before runing afoul of an aroused Georgia Bulldog. Also tensely awaiting the opening kickoff will be veterans of the '43, '44, '45 Navy powered elevens. Chances for a Tech victory in the opener appears good with these lads back. The danger of an untried youngster getting buck

—Courtesy Atlanta Constitution, fever in crucial moments is almost a thing of the past. Tech's starting Ends Charles Wildman, Roy Cross, and Buddy Pike (left to right) are expected to play an important when eleven has been around. Both in, grid togs and service togs. the Vol men open their season against Tech. Capt. Walt Slater, triple threat back, will do the tossing and these So we stand by for zero hour at three this afternoon. Some more three flankmen will be on the other end of a good many of the aireals. fortunate of the student body are in Knoxville with the squad. Others not so fortunate remain in Atlanta and will group around radios, or Hips" George Matthews will be in at ing year the Vols got revenge with a await scores between quarters on Grant Field. The Jackets take a big the left half and Pat McHugh, back 6 to 5 triumph. Tech—Tennessee from the '42 Cotton Bowl team, will step today, and it remains to be seen how far they step. SEC Powers (Continued from page 1) take up his old right half spot. Bowen, hero of the 17-15 classic win Although the two teams haven't Meanwhile, in other parts of the nation, football teams every where Jimmy Castleberry and Walt Kizer over Navy in 1944, is back and he will met since 1911, they have both re­ ;retch their summer legs, spring a bit on green turf and roar out into what at ends; Captain Bobby Davis and be set to go soon, although it is doubt­ mained at the top of the Southeasern should be the most surprised packed season yet. Any attempt to pick winners Ralph Slayton at tackles; Bill Healy ful he will get the starting nod in to­ in this year's games can lead to be unable to face one's friend. The Uni­ and Rollo Philips at guards; and Conference. In 1939 Tech, Tennessee, days game since Tech has switched versity of Cincinnati gave evidence last Saturday that anything can happen. and Tulane tied for top honors in to the T since Bowen departed and Paul Duke at center will start in the They upset a highly favored Indiana eleven that was picked to be near the it takes time to break into the T sys­ line for the Jackets. In Captain Davis the SEC and all three went to bowls. top. So today and every Saturday, as long as we keep our sanity, we will tem. Johnny Mcintosh will probably Tech has a strong contender for All- Last year Tennessee journed to the delve into the unknown and come up with what we think will be the probable America honors. Bobby was named start in the fullback slot. "Snake West Coast to meet Southern Cali­ winners in the nation's leading games. Later our esteemed staff members the most valuable Jacket lineman will be dragged into this, but for now we will pitch in alone. last year and Was on the All-SEC fornia in the daddy of all bowls, the squad. Rose. The Volunteers lost 25 to 0. GEORGIA TECH—TENNESSEE. Going against the experts and the fact that Tech is a seven point underdog, Tech looks like a winner in Tech returns to Atlanta next Satur­ Short Series Knoxville. It may be preseason optimism, but we look for last year's day for the opening home game WGST In the short series with the Volun­ Rose Bowl team to go down, before the Southeastern Conference's teers, Tech has won five while losing against the VMI cadets from Lexing­ mysterty team. TECH by a touchdown. three. The greatest triumph was back ton, Virginia. The Cadets, members NOTRE DAME—ILLINOIS. Sparked by Buddy Young,\he Illinois will The Ga. Tech Station in 1905 when the infant Tech squad of the Southern Conference, are not be an improved club, but hardly good enough to spoil the unveiling of one of won 45-0. The eight games started expected to be strong and they should the best Irish teams in years. NOTRE DAME by two or more. in 1902 and ran to 1911 with a break 920 ON YOUR DIAL give Coach Bobby Dodd a chance to INDIANA—MICHIGAN. The Hoosiers suffered an early season blow in 1910 when the two schools did not air out his complete wares which in­ to prestige last week, but chances for a repeat for the title in the Big meet. The closest games came in 1907 Tops in CBS and Local when Tech won 6 to 4 and the follow clude some forty-five gridders. Ole Nine still look good. In what appears to be the top game in the country, Programs Miss, 20-7 losers to Kentucky last Michigan is in for some rough sledding. We look for INDIANA to get up week, are next on Grant Field after off the ground and win this one, but it will be close. Tech Students — VMI. Tech plays the Mississippi Col­ CINCINNATI—KENTUCKY. With Ermal Allen suddenly eligible to lege October 12. play for the Wildcats and Cincinnati skyrocketing into prominence, this v come to the clash will be a humdinger. CINCINNATI should win, by more than a touch­ The season's schedule and last Tech Men — down after they wear the Southerners down. years results: ALABAMA—TULANE. Ranking along with the Tech-Tennessee 21 Yrs Same Place CAMPUS GRILLSept.28—Tennesse e at Knoxville—no fracas as the best in the South today. 'Bama will open up the bag of game Corner of Spring St. tricks that has made them the best in the conference. ALABAMA by a Oct. 5.—VMI at Atlanta—no game good margin, Gilmer is due to move today. College Shoe Shop 4 North Ave. Oct. 12—Ole Miss at Atlanta—no ARMY—OKLAHOMA. If Blanchard fails to see much action, the GOOD FOOD game Guaranteed Work scores will be smaller, but ARMY will still win in a walk. QUICK SERVICE Oct. 19—LSU at Baton Rouge—7-9 51 NORTH AVE. OLE MISS over FLORIDA. The Gators have been out too long. Oct. 26—Auburn at Atlanta—20-7 Nov. 2—Duke at Durham—6-14 LSU over RICE. Strictly a toss of the coin. Nov. 9—Navy at Atlanta—6-20 MISSISSIPPI STATE over CHATTANOOGA. Shorty Tom will have a SIMS BARBER SHOPNov . 16—Tulane at Atlanta—41-7 field day. , 617 Spring Street, N. NovW. .23—Furma n at Atlanta—no NAVY over VILLANOVA. Testing ground for the second straight week, 4 FIRST CLASS BARBERgamSe Villanova should give an idea as to the different strength of the two Spier's Nov. 30—Georgia at Athens—0-33 academies. Dry Cleaning Spring Cleaners FASTEST AND BEST ON CAMPUS 2Hill' DAsY Cleaner SERVICs E OPPORTUNITIES IN 64 M St., N. W. Try Uf TEXTILE ENGINEERING

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