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2 October 1953 Jane Greer says: "l was a band singer when a picture magazine asked me to pose in the new WAC uniforms. Hollywood saw my picture, liked it and overnight I was in movies. From then on, it was hard work and perseverance." Start Smoking Camels Yourself! Smoke only Camels for 30 days and find out why Camels are America's most popular cigarette. See how mild and flavorful a cigarette can be! -^fbf MIUy<JESS Oh^ fiAVOP. £ AGREE VtffTH MORE PEDPIE THANi ANY OTHER. CK^APJETTE I 10 Hours for $15.00 at Arthur Murray's CALL 2-3339 HURRY! To enter YOUR NAME for HURRY! DANCE LESSONS //^f/^ ATTENTION: Notre Dame Men ^ At Your Request Gentlemen: In the past four years, since the ARTHUR MURRAY School of Dancing opened in South Bend, we have had numerous telephone calls, and many personal suggestions from many of you regarding special classes and special rates for Stu­ dents! Mr. Murray has given me permission to arrange the classes below at reduced rates this year. Women Instructors are already reserved. Best Wishes for Your Dancing Future, Leila Gray Pay as little as $1.50 a week. Free Dances every week! Also Special Parties MONDAY—October 5, TUESDAY—October 6 WEDNESDAY—October 7 Enroll—1-5 p. m. Enroll—1-5 p. m. Enroll—1-5 p. m. THURSDAY—October 8 FRIDAY—October 9 SATURDAY—October 10 Enroll—1-5 p. m. Enroll—1-5 p. m. Enroll—1-9 p. m. Think of it. for as little as $1.50 a week you can learn all the latest dances at the famous Arthur Murray Studios. Be sure to ask about the special pay-as-you-go plan when you come in to arrange for yoUr dancing lessons. We Teach All the Dances — You May Have Your Choice of: • FOX TROT • JITTERBUG • WESTERN SWING • SAMBA • RHUMBA • WALTZ • POLKA • CHARLESTON • TANGO • MAMBO P.S. If any six or more students want a class at a different hour or on a different day—our women instructors will be glad to arrange a special one to suit each group, on the day of your choice. Call 2-3339 NOW Arthur Murrdv ^°" ^'^^^^ ^^^ OPEN 120 East Wayne Street OPEN 10 a. m. — 10:30 p. m. 10 a. 10:30 p. m. (Above Copp Music Center) October 2, 1953 Coeds From Coast-To-Coasi 'Aye'' Arrow Gordon Oxfords Letter to the Editor: Gals acclaim neatness and style appeal of these Squatters! Move On campus favorites I realize this is a trifle early to submit a gripe, but perhaps an early word on the matter in your publication may help to alleviate the situation. I refer to the "hangers on" in the cafeteria during the noon hour. On Sept. 22, I conducted a little sur­ vey out of curiosity. There were 151 people occupying chairs in the cafe­ teria at 12:40 p.m., which represents perhaps the peak hour. Of these, 83, or a little over half, were engaged in the consumption of food. The remain­ der were reading newspapers, chit-chat­ ting, smoking cigarettes, working cross­ word puzzles, and in two cases, study­ ing. Even taking .into consideration the courtesy of remaining until your table mate has finished eating, there were several tables where everyone had finished his food. One look at that 12:30 line should convince even the most doubting that the "caf" is a crowded place around this period. With probably hundreds of empty rooms available on this campus The ladies' vote is unanimous: Arrow Gordon Oxfords during that hour, where the amenities do much for a guy's appearance. Taking their cue from of sociability might be carried on, it this coed consensus, Arrow dealers are now featuring seems to me that the "Golden Rule'' the largest selection ever of Arrow Oxfords in manj' suggests that these "squatters" move smart collar styles. on when they have finished eating to make room for the fellow behind them. ARROW^SHIRTS Sincerely yours, Joseph T. Helling Senior, Law School - SHIRTS • TIES • UNDERWEAR • HANDKERCHIEFS • SPORTS SHIRTS • ND Reserve OfRcers Eligible For 'Chicago Tribune' Medals Make GILBERTS The University of Notre Dame is one of 158 educational institutions in your A^RROW headquarters 19 states at which the Chicago Tribune will award gold and silver medals to selected cadets in Army, Navy, and Air Force Reserve Officer Training units during this academic year. The medals will be awarded to cadets selected by regular service officers of their various units on the basis of mil­ itary achievements, character, and GILBERT'S scholarship. The awards are being made for the 813-817 MICHIGAN STREET 20th consecutive year. Since the Tribune Open evenings until 9 o'clock began the program, 12,691 medals have been awarded. The Scholastic his favorite vantage point high above the you-know-what and so he testily trudged down to the Mason-Dixon boun­ dary to do a play-by-play of the Slimy Pebble -Shabobo Junction clash. Getting back to Herr Stem, he did a reasonably good job when the crowd was yelling its head off, but when they by Ken Murphy wei-en't making any noise he was bare­ ly audible. Naturally they weren't making any noise whenever we scored, Top of the Week ing: "Hey! Look what I won as a door so you can imagine our amazement when We've all been back to school for prize at one of the dances." we turned the dial of our crystal set nigh on three weeks . Oh, well—this WEEK we move back to Jumping Joe Boland and discovered • to the spacious Drill Hall, so maybe that the Irish were leading. If only better days are here. At least if it gets the crowd had made a little noise when Moving Away too stuffy in the good old quonset hut we scored. Stem would have tried to It was quite a blow to our Avell-oiled you can always go outside and perch on drown them out and ev-er3rthing would ego, let me tell you! What am I talking the Cartier Field fence. have been okay. about? Why, hadn't you heard?—^the • SCHOLASTIC offices have been moved. W^e Sign of the Times have been shoved farther .into the depths "The Week" Takes A Poll Happen to notice the shiny new mar­ of the Farley Hall dungeon to a quaint We were sitting around doing nothing little chamber which used to be known quee outside the Huddle? Obviously a the other day, (as usual), so we de­ retort at the fancy, modem chairs in as the "archives." cided to take a sui*vey of the fi'eshman the Liberal Arts Building's new coffee For those of lesser learning, an arch­ class. The object of this was merely to shop. Looks like the battle is on! ives is a repository where old fashioned determine how well the freshmen were Wonder who will do what next to try out of date stuif is kept. Yes sir, let me becoming .integrated into Notre Dame to draw the patrons? tell you! Here we've been racking our life, you understand. • brain cells these past few years at­ The question: "What Do You Think tempting to improve the local rag and About St. Marv's?" Bottom of the Week we even got to thinking we were really . which means it's about time for progressing—upward and onward, you Reply Percent the "Dear John" letters to start rolling know—^\s'hen, like a bolt from the blue, 1) Huh? .39 in. we were knocked from our lofty perch. 2) Well, uh . 27 The new office really isn't too bad, 3) Oh, it wasn't a bad though, once you get used to the skele­ high school 13 tons lying ai'ound here and there and 4) I think we'll beat them 21 get the cat-o-nine-tails and sundry other 'quaint old instruments shoved over out WTURBOW c OPTOMETRIST of the way. And they feed us, too— High Atop on Oil Well ^I! bread and water, three times a day— Speaking of football, and who isn't which is just about as good as you can these days, we listened to Bill (I Calls EYES EXAMINED do anyway. 'Em As I Sees' Em) Stem vocalize a GLASSES FITTED portion of the fray last Saturday. We OPTICAL REPAIRS twisted the dial feverishly trjnng to Hail to the Queen CONTACT LENSES locate Harry (High Above The Field) Phone 4-5777 After the football team got through Wismer, but to no avail. Rumor has it 207 W. Washington-Oliver Hotel shuffling all over the Oklahoma team that they wouldn't give Hurrying Harry last Saturday afternoon, approximately 250 of the troops whisked their girls down to the Indiana Club and shuffled all over their dates' feet at the Sooner Shuffle. Now, just to set the record straight, SUNNY ITALY CAFE we don't really dance that bad, gii-ls. A NOTRE DAME TRADITION It's just that the palladium was so jam- packed, chock-full, that it was a ques­ tion of stepping on or being stepped on. Survival of the fittest, you know. "Rosie's." Here you'll A novelty of the affair was the selec­ always enjoy the tion of a queen from amongst the mass­ Italian accent on es, although the selection struck a some­ what sad note. You see, our industrious Fine Food. editor spent a whole half column last week instructing everybody on the SUNNY ITALY CAFE proper way to cast a ballot.
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