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The Missouri Miner, February 15, 1941
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2-11-41 . ~ of the late ~!Uprising !llnes,has la col!e~, r---., · !'rowCape llege, eorer, Bob ~etba]]man l the shot, The Studem :s College, r- r--- LE iVol.27 - No. 34 ,Roll~, .Missou11i Saturday, 2-15-41 Jeweler liners ~ St>Pats(Boar,d :I •r: · ltreet Fifty-One ·t rh .C -lh¥er- St·. 0 kt U t llo.tm1l)oimitor¥ ene f·I: ;;> -C · -On rive, :.nse =-- R ow r ~ To8 .e Co.nstruatedSoon i~p:!:~;.~ ~et~!d,~!sJ~; in r~hrrHingBattle, 43-24 evening, plans were discussed Ray S. 'Rucker Will concerning a parade during the ! Schroeder Paces Miners annual St. 'Pat celebration. Each , Y'S Finance And Build 1 AIMME- t.o Award member is to discuss the parade Dr. Hughes Gives "With 21 Points; Structure with his respective organ ization ! Scholarship A_gain deciding whether or not it is -Cyclotron Opponents Scoreless Construction will begin as soon tectur:e Th e local Women's Auxiliary favorable . A committee of three Approximately 150 factulty During First ,Half as possible on a .5.l=r Qom, 102 was appointed of the 'Ame ri can Institute of to carry. out the members and students heard Dr. student dormito1·y to be ready details. Mining and Metallurg ka l Eng A. L. Hughes, pro.fessor of phy- Upsetting · the for use next September, accord It was decided that tickets to app le cart, the in eers announces a scho lar sh ip sics at Washington Univers it y, Min er b asketba ll squad beat a. ing to Ray S. ' Rueker, local bu si the St. Pat's celebration wou ld open to juniors and seniors in lecture on the cyclotron, it s, hi s- strong Culver Stockton team 43 - C. nessman who is financing and be g iven away at the sho,v Mining, Metallurgy, Geology, and on tory, composition, and appiica- 24 last night at building the dormitory. February 26-27. the Jackling Chemistry as applied to Metal Th e St . Pat' s tion in science, Thursday even- Gym. The dormitory will be bu .ilt on Iur gyi for the following schoo l board also announces that it will 1ER ing. Dr. Hughes was guest First Ralf, Miners the west side of State Street, a year. Th e scho larship will con not give its regularly schedu led 9-0 speaker of the Rolla Section of Sparked by the brilliant cross from Harris Hall and im sist of $200.00 award - one-half dance on Feb. 22nd. clefen- Sigma IST mediately south of th e Woodman an outright scho lar sh ip, and one Xi. sive p lay of Bruse, Schroeder, Th e cylclotron was invented by 1esidence. Built on a framework ha lf a loan to be rep aid without an d Wampler, the Min er Quintet Dr. Lawrence of the University held a potentiaHy powerful Cul l Drugs of reinforc ed concrete and steel, int erest as soon as p oss ible fo l Theta Tau Elects of California the two-story building will be .lowing graduation. Applications for the purpose of ver Stockton tea m to no score pl ' William D. Busch was elect ed studying the physics of the nuc completely fir epro of . should be submitted by March 15, - during the fir st half. treasureT and Raymond O. Kast en , leus of the atom. Mr. Ruck er stated that while and awa rd s will be mad e on May It finally came For the firs t eight minutes of corresponding secretary at the to be used to . produce artificia r.ext- September was too far a 15. l the contest neither team was Theta Tau meeting in radioactivit,' way to make definite statements, Awards will be based on schol the club . Dr. Hughes ex- able to find the basket . hTen lead ro om Thursda y night. plained in det he would estimate that the m onth arship, ch~racter, lea der ship , per ai l ho w particles by Schroeder, who talli ed seYen Plan s were discussed for t he are subjected to a series of ly rental per student would be sonalit y, and need. See Mr. Hub high points, the ,Gillman squad came to possibilities of a biennial voltages thus producing neutrons, I abou.t $10. · bard for furth er deta •;Js, c9nven lif e to lea d at the half 9 to o. tion to be held in St. Louis dur protrons and alpha rays, al l of Both teams us ed a zone defense . Students will li ve two in a ing the Christmas holida ys . which are used to bombard other Th e Cu1'·er Stockton squad em room. Two bath r ooms, md each with elem ents in a radioactive manner . plo ye d th eir second team which a number of showers and toilets, Al.pho Chi ·Sigma Th e cyclotron has numerou s was composed of three freshmen are prov ided on each floor. Re Baby Girl For Prof. Black poss ibl e applications in medicine, and two sophomores, during the creation rooms are provided on Initiation Today La t Tu esda at the Je ffe r son the ground floor and in the botany and metallurgy. Dr. Hugh- entire . first half: . base A formal initiation o s Y H . t i es considers the deYelopme f the Mis City St. Mary's 1 1e l' nt of S, c"nd Half-M,ners Win 43-21 ment. osp1ta I ' souri Schoo l of Min es Beta Delta Quarters for the caretaker are 1 Chapter of Alpha Chi Sigma will ~t~tJil~:~ei~:~~h ::·of:~s~ ~ :~~ · ~~~i;:;;,~;:;~: :~e s:~e~I~~ C~~~hthe Hs::i~tg~!n th\;"co~~l:e~'.: ~rovided in the bu ild ing. g,~e::i~,s: be held on Sat urd ay, February one-ha lf pound baby gYrI. The the past decade . Stockton put his fir st tea m on 15. Pl edg es who, will be initiated girl has been named Martha ------~he floor in an encleavO !.' to break are: H. P . Brueschke; E. L. Clar Leone. These is Pro fes5or and Vunise Banuw, sister of the losing streak, the team has House Committee idge; J. IP. B ernd t; H. Harness; Mrs . Black's second child, the heavyweight champion Joe Louis, at This time . Th e Cu' ert team D. R. Strehlau; and W. E. Yates. first be ing twelve yeaT old is attending the University of wn!l its first nine gar:nes this sea A banquet will be held at th e Charles Black. Michigan. son then droppe d the last three Refuses Funds Christian Church Saturday even before they met the M111ers last Last Thur sday the Misso uri in g followed by entertainme nt at nighL He had not 1 :1anned on us State House Appropriations Com the home of Dr. T. G. Day, Pro Fifty-One Spring G raduates Have :rcg: his first squad, as Culver mittee rejecte d a proposal to fessor of Organic Chemi stry. Stockton has a conf Pr ence game furnish funds for a dormitory at Th e final arrangem ents for the Positions Offered T hem So Far tbi::-; ,•,·<.:::ni11.f'_a:,t1 he \,·ant ed the ,the Missouri School of Mines. initiation were made at the m eet li::>Ys to rest. The appr opriation was . to be ing held Wednesda y ni ght, Feb A total of 51 spring- grad uates Iback the early part of March. The whcle second half was now have jobs afte r gra d $150,000 and was to be used in ruary 12. uation , Mr. W. S. Idl er of the Alumin plenty 1:ough :1nd '~'ampler was accorcling- to information put the erect ion of a dormitor y o n out um Company of America will ur.ce :-narc ejecte i on persona l by the registrar's office the campus to 1·elie ve a possible yester - come to Rolla on the twenty-first fouls . Seveni times a coup le of day. A lar ge crowded situation w,hich ma y re Chedsey, Forbes number will be in - of February and in terview men tho fdlows did a little shoving terviewed sult next year. Construction work in the next few weeks, from the Mechanical, Metallurgi i.l!''d traded a few "ords. at nearby Fort Le and 1nany of these will receive cal, Chem ical , and Electrical eng onard Wood And Hanley Attend r;,}.1ocder was :"'!1.-ain on a scor positions. A number has caused the housing situ ation of men have ineer ing de'partments. He will in~ r-pree as he \'-'as at Spring received in Rolla to become rather diffi N. Y. AIMME Meet more than on~ offer, probalby be accompanied by Ray fit) d l~st wee!~ and accounted and have not yet decided which W. Rucker cult, and an increase in the Director Checlsey, Professor C. of tho cla ss of ' 06 of for 21 of the i\Iiners 43 points. to take. M, S. M. Mr . Idl er number of students at MSM n ext R. F orbes and Pr ofessor H. R. has hired a 13r11<·e scored but fo ur points During the last week Mr . Carl large number of M. S. M. rear may result in awkward s it- Hanley left for Ne w York during gra du lr.. 1t i--roved h~c:. ability to play Gannon of the Phili ps Refining ates in the last few years. 1 uations for the students. the week to attend the an nual drfc.r s.C:::and set them UP. for his Company interv iewed men from Mr. Cole of the Wright Aero Senator Emo1·y W . Allison meeting of the Am erican Jn team mates . st i th e Chemical, Civil, Mecha nical, naut ical Corporation will (Dem.) of Rolla app eared before tute of Mining and Metallurgical inter Nut once during the whole game Petro leum , and Metallurg ical en- view all those who might be in the comm\tt ee to urge the funds Engineers being held di,! the Miners Jose the lead and there. Prof. gineering departments. He only terested in securing employment for a 100 room dormitory. Sena - Forbe s was accompan ied towards the encl of the game by Mrs. hired men from the Chemica l wit h his company but tor Allison, when ca lled by a For bes he, will be \Vhfll the Culbert team, which is . Director Checlsey is and Petroleum departments but un MINER 1:eport able to come to Rolla. Tho se known for it s high scorin g, be er, said tha t this cha'•·man of the Minerals Indu s he handed the records of men Present who are intel'estod are to meet gin to drop them in the basket bill which was . a~prove _d, tr Division of the organization. from the other departments •n emergenc y appropriat10n bill l Y ______into him in T.:rbana, Illinois on the at a furio~s rate , the Miners 0 1 his office and others will pro - twenty-eighth of : r $2,080,470, is ju st a prelim- • February. c-vcn outdid them . F I I bably receive positions a liltle inary one and is ,by no means Th e assistant dean of the busi SoE.ctators coming frvm the IHospital u later in the fut ur e. The men final. "The doors are all op en . . of- ness school of Han •ard Univer gyn;i,a simn claimed this to M' fered be ~nd we're still fighting," he said, Th_e Missouri School of mes j obs are Carl Zvanut, Jen- sity \\~II intervi ew all m en in- the best game played on nings Lambeth, and Andrew terest the and there is a possibility of in- hospital has had a full house a ed in the National Scholar- Minus home floor this vear, Cochran eluding a special appropriation s ga in all week . Cne ,hund red and . ship b that sch ool on February MINER (43) • claus~ in the final Mr. Roark, Vice President of t\\·entieth. bill, or sev- twelve cases were treated ~es Name FG FT PF TP Production of the Shell Oil Com- Th ere are other eral ether possible steps which terday alone, all ~; t h';'.n mmor employ ers com Schro eder, f ,.,_ 10 1 0 2 may yet be taken due pany intervjcwed men Irom the ing · from other com to the cuses, of course. . Flu , seemed panies and Ncsley, f 1 1 3 3 !act that the same departments as Mr. Gan- all those who 1rnnt pres~nt movem ent in be the predomma~t troubl e to receive Bruce, c · 2 0 1 4 a!'{ain, with colds running a close non . He re ached no immediatt employment in these companies See DORMITORY, Page 4 seccrd. decision bu t w ill mail his report should ste llilr. Hubbard See BASI{ETBALL, Page 3 Page 2 The Missouri Miner 2-15-41 2-15 THE MISSOURIMINER Bird Seeds The MISSOURI MINER is the officia l publication /l Spl~:~:SPe~~f M't Two roughn ecks wa lking a long lb,_ !~~ of Mines and RAY S. RUCJ(ER, who i of th e Students of the Missouri School pas sed one of t he town's most buildin g the dormitory (see front Metallurgy. It is published every Tu esday and Satur ra vis hin g an d allurin g beauties. Street ke taking her out a- page for story) on Stale f sec ond class "I fee l li day during the schoo l year. Entered as I f fl. is a very interes,rng cnaracter. Ue n himself;. matter Apri l 2, 1915, at the Post Office at Rolla, Mo., ga in," whispe red one. ' ir When Ye Ed introduced "Have yo u had he r out?" / ,IJL'J Mr. Rucker said loudly, "Well. under the Act of March 3, 1879, l d 'l" I "No-b ut once before I fe lt lik e / ~ l it." you'r e a big ug y ev1 . Al- Sub scription pric e - Dom estic $1.50 per year, Foreign $2.00 per Even though we mi sse d the though true enough, we were Ml h somewhat taken aback. Mr. The year. Singl e copy 4 cents . • • • ove,r Aun li e, were you ever in a pr e- dea dline of the _ last iss u': t. e Rucker ! aid it in such a tone, ,·in Member t h st ill however, that it sounded almost /fllesdaJ flll!:,-~&8.NT!t:D P'OR NATIONAL AD\/UtTI.ING BY en t? dirt on e Militar y Ball is dicam trounced National AdvertisingService, Inc. No, d ea r , but heaven knows I'v e of inte r est. It proved to th e best complim•mary. Associaled Colle5iale Press . th score & U>llt ge Publi shers RtPrtstntati11e 0 tried. sing le dar.ce of the year Distrib ut or of Gene Schill lost hi s fai th in KENNETH VAUGHAN. an en- e h 420 MADIS O N AVE , ft NEW YORK. N. Y. erget ic sophomore on th e Miner- (Xac II • LOI AIIC. CLU • S AN FIIIAN CI SCO • • • · fun G:>llee,iaie Di6est CHICAGO • eostO the teach women when hi s date was ca lled Jimmi e giggled when for at :30 a. m. by th e hea d man staff , is responsibl e for the jokes ~ . a man who 1 Member of er r ead the story of of the Pershing Rifl es at Wa sh- in th is issue. Hi s defen se, when theM m; es befo re Misso uri College Newspaper Association swa m a river thr .ee tim ington U. Hi s date also came from we £cr used him of tryinJ to ~et JI toe breakfast . was that he fa)'...... Fr ed W. Finley Washington u., l,u;, perhaps this us put on probation, /a Editor-in-Chief ...... "You doubt -th at a train ed swim- got all of them from magazines b· an the libr ar y. If the library first ha! Mana g ing Editor s ...... Haro ld N ich olas, Wayne Benn etsen mer coui cl do that Jimmi e ?" is ju st a coincidence . Hi s main in l room thinks they're OK, wh o are we 'og the ...... Natha n J affe "No, but I wonder why h e regret was the unu sed hote Advertising Manager ...... to object. boardan m ake it fou r, and get back at the Edwin L ong . nd E b didn't . DEE De lliners u Bu s ine ss Manag er · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ···· Ra le g ert l o th e s ide where hi s cloth es A f irst se meste r ba sic st udent, OUR DAIL y DIRTY were ." We were show ing a copy of that st_too i Circulation Manage r s ... . Chris Wal'lenbarge r, Mike Henn in g I in orde r to dr ess up hi s uni form, borrowed some sergeant's chev- letter of requested exi t on the ed1we • • • rons and a Detonator c itat ion ftont page te - one of the local ere num ~g com Lady: Ha ve yo u tr ied to cur e co rd for the affair. All this was ,., tiness me n, who wa rather THEY'RE AT IT AGAIN t and . thi s parr ot cursing? fine with one excep ti on : he sew - '.•ff•p rised to no•.c that the house was received by three Gomg\ The following notice P et S hop .Man: Hell, yes. lady, ed the chevron s on up side down. hclongerl to him, ana wa s only ·ih a I School of Mines students a few days ago: but the damn-fool bird onl y .r;ets The absence of th e · y oung er r •nl cd b., th e peop le i, rning the gnlars worse a ll the ,ti~,~- element was quite r efreshi ng. A nuic~. A. J.,·. ,,1 supporte i· of the few still r esorted to robbi ng of sl. 1dents, h e s tated that he would rnnteen ~inutes tbat we int~nd to Bache lor: A man who can have a the cradl e, and the hi gh ranking fight fire with fire, and will You will please take notice morein g irl on his knee s without having ca det off icer was not ed with a raise their rent immediat ely. terminate your tenancy and demand possession of osto f bet on hi s hand s. girl who wcn't be 18 (legal age) ------·------you of the room which you now occupy in the dwell for three ,·ears yet. Wednesday th e spec tators were ~-ening v • •• I who Most men like to fidd le aro·.1 Hi Jambor came back f1:on: a trip in the balcony ov er the swim- ,i, ing house belonging to us in the City of Rolla, Phelps ea m was all hen do a whi le befo r e making ovc~tm 0 s home and walked mto his ro om min g poo l, the t County Missouri, located at 505 West 10th Street, on Miner!re to a g irl. late Sund ay nigh t. Thi s procedure dr esse d, and ever yo ne was won- the 10th day of March, 1941. • • • wa s quit e the custom with him dering what had happened to the ~amean , Mme • will please take due notice and govern A boy came in from scho ol one bu t it did bothe r him when two Kemp er t eam. Coach Sih·c, man You ( ;rtcen day and sa id: "Pop, ho w mu ch i s g irl s e merg ed out of hi s be d. He bega n ge tting impati ent and sta1 t- yourself accordingly. te ,·h· a billion a:onar s ?" cla im s he had no knowl edge of ed checking up. H e found there Mfers:n W. T. Mollett And hi s papa replied, "It' s a them being there and all has wa s a little mi sund erstand}ng in Kemper , go , Lillian Mollett helluva lot of mon ey." been cleared up. Th ey were t he Ithe correspondence, for 1 , ;utc: Th e nex t cla y the boy ca me g uests of a _fri end for the Mili- stat ed in the letter that they nter Ho bac k from school cry in g, and the tary Ball. would be her e on Thur sday. · · ::_ 1n· s"pite of opportunities to rent their rooms at father said , "What is the matter We h ea rd that Bob Bruce had Wh en th e tea m heard this they much higher prices to workers on the army camp, thie with you, son?" a 4 a. m. date with a frat ernit y good-nat ured ly to sse d Mr. Silrer- "That wasn 't the right answci·," brother's g irl. ton in the pool. With due re,wects iabHits p~ople of Rolla who keep student roomers have al in s the boy rep lied. Th e Th eta Kap& have their to the coac h we must say he t ook rn most unanimously kept the agreement that they en ought to it in great sty le and came out ut g_ • • • braw l ton ight and we 0 l \ tered .·into last fall when they rented their rooms to Could T see the Captain? have some thing int eres: ing n ew j and pleased the spectators ,\ith sh crtl y. . . . ____ I __a couple______of " clo=·'-~--n-di ves ." -- !\"aceU1ea, students at a certain monthly rate. He's forward, 'l\1:iss. ______1 do,and c Cases like the above have, bowever, arisen -a I'm not afraid, I'v e been out Ch f • Id R 11Tb I d with college boys. . ester le eprin tS O QCCO 00 n~mber of times, when students are asked to leave • • • 1 for no reason or for some fli:msy pretense of a rea "Just fancy that," exclaimed ·u. S. A." Story of Tobacco Industry son. True, we ca.nnot expect the law of supply and the proud moth er, "they've pro- moted our 'Erbert for hi lt in the Se many reque o,s have been Durham, N . C., portrayed in thi< IN favor us Miners, but we . demand to be repealed to sergea nt . Th cy·vc mad e him " r ece ived for the big free book, Iboo k, alon e cover one hundred ee can ask th at t he rate,; under which we rented rooms courtmartia l." "Tobaccoland, U . S. A." off ered j and fif t v acres. Eve ry visitor lo I REIi • • • by C heste rfiel d Ciga rettes in a "T obacc oland" finds a t. ut I ~ last fall be continued to the end of-this year. 1 Fo llow ing an address to a group recent national new§paper ad,·e r- t hr ough these factories an ac1,·cn• The influx of camp workers began three months turc in American manufacturing of A med can st uden ts, a Ch inese tisemcnt 1 • that anot her 1nillion ago; the School l.J1s been here seventy years. • pr c-fessor announced t hat ques- cop ies for immediate distribt iti on ingen4ity, and he never forgets ::: 1,, * ::< tions were in order. arc being rushed thr ou;;h publi - the bright gc lden color and rich I "How," aske d a precocious cation . frag ran ce of the newl y-op ncd A FRIEND IN NEED youn g woman, "do the Ch inese Individuals an d groups w ill re- ho11sheads of tobacco fr esh from Liggett t heir long mellowing in storai:e. an noun cement that a Rolla business man, disseminate sex inform~tion in ceive cop ies on request to The their count r y?" and Myers Tobacco Compa ny, 630 "Toba ccoland, U . S. A." is al- Mr. Ray S. Rucker, will finance a_nd b:-iilr~a ,rformi \'Likc other rccplcs," r eplied Fifth Avenut , New York, N. Y. so the sto ry of a lyrical Southern Mmes md1cates tha t th e professor, "they ju st grope "Tobaccclan cl, U. S. A." is the tobacco-growing family, shO\,·in~ torv for the Mis ouri School of ho wthe family '~ life revolves a- tily int eres ted in the welfa re of the around in lhc dark." na me g iven to the g 1·oup of states sonrnone is hear * • •~ · i in which America's fin e cigarette round the prokre ss of the tobaccc ~chool. Of course, the dormitory will be a bu sin~ss flunked calculus lhe tobaccos a re grown. While to- crop fr om seas on to seaso n. Th_, um- '11 r, but th~ fact remam s Pro( sai d I didn't kn ow Math bacco is grown in 22 stales o f imp ortance of th e cit ies and prnpo ition for the sponso rica' s tobacco ...l1 a necessity an d comes at from a hole in the g r oun d. the Union, the prima1y cigarette ve r ities of Am e that it i s, or soo n may be tobacco states are Maryland, Vir- capita l arc shown in pictures an< SNoo the correct time. Three managers of chicken ginia, North Car ,-lina, South Ca - text . \.ohe story rslina Gcorgia Flo rid n, T cnncs- rates which will farms in Germany, so 1 1 · Aside from thi s fact, the low :-lew Ca mpai gn R elea sed lizing influence, pre gocs, were be ing questioned by see. Kentucky, Ohio and Missou ri. Le -charkecl will erve as a stabi an investigator. Scores of coJlcg-es have writ- Many ce leb ritie s an• ag-ain in• sumabl y, for private houses in the commun ity, an d "Whal cio y en feed your chick- Len to praise lhc completeness o( eluded in t he new Chcsterfiek heduled should aid in preventing th e recurrence of severa l ens?" he asked the first. this story of America' s g reat to- advertising campaign, sc bazco in
eg iate W orld We know a dog who lear ned j w ith t h e a u tomo bil e. H e can n ow This Coll Alumni News DOlbM ITO ltY arithmetic through close contact p u t down three and carry one . The new ~30,ov0 n<,nh-0uses at Continued from page 1 th, Univ •rsity of Connecti<·ut ar John D. Harlan, 1010, is now steam hcal cd and t~rmite-p1·oof, •ic -president and ons ulLing En nal." with I •ctric light s, hot and ·old g in ee r with th e United States is not f i s entirely the runnin g water and automatic foun Smd ting, Refinin g, and Mining The dot·mitory i Light Com pany at 75 Fed •ral Street, enterprise of Mr. Rucker, and i s Beller .--=1 tain s. 0 13o~to n, Massachuselts. Hi s home not to be confused wit,h the state , Vol.27 I a dd1·ess is 2GO B aeon Street, financed dormitory that effort s arc be ing mad e to obtain. for Owen Williams, <,gro cook at IBo~ton. ---- n wom<·n's dormitory of North Ru sse ll Parker '20, sa iled for y T,•.·a• Slate •reachc•rs c,ollcge, Antigua, 131"itish We st Indies, Miss Abby Burge ss is the thirt ly to Better Sight kp<•ak s Fr,•n<·h and commi ts where h will be rewident eng- fir s t member of her fami Brown univer sity. JI ,r Shakcspea1·,, to mcmo1·y. in<•ci· on th e ne w naval base for attend JS PRICELESS-- th e Army engineers. Mr s. Parker father i s a fa culty member. --EYESIGHT I and th e children will rcmai11 be t Ste,•ens fnstitut e of Technol- hind for s veral month s unlil ar dentAda of LouiseRadc li Comaffe college,ock, was prcs i- M"1ssour·1-General ut·11·1t·1es Co. ogy received gifts totalinR ~9G,- rangcrnenls arc mad for ng :,(;2 in the fisca l y~a,· l!):j9-40. inecr s' familie s to he transport the f irst dean of women at the 'Ye ed . Uni versity of M_in_n_e_so_t_a_.___ _:.:: ::::::::::::::::::.~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::_:Jr. Students al New York city's H crb erL lfoffman '34, is work- • ~ I! last yea r ~ four municipal colleges as gas Meta llurgi st for the contributed $972,000 in fcr,s . Northern Peru Mining anu Sm It- (s k kn ere ing Company at T1·ujillo , IPern. I filA ers ow· ------Associated with him ar Evan V • • • ,RollamoTheatre Price, '40, and Jim Meacham '34. h /,la~:~-c~~;.~:~1 tt~a~J.~du~~::~~S~t,:~:~ , on a vaca lion. e sterfi•el:d s ~ort William L. S uli;var,, Jr. '39 JueKey ( Hill) has j oine d the sta ff of the Western Car tridg e Company a t oCondu Alton, lll ino i~. 13ill i s li ving at ossible I 22 l•' ron tenac St., 'Jayton, Mo. ' • fy who s Clar enc e C. Pa lm e r, '40, atls . has been w ith th e •rcnn •ss c Valley Authority at Chattano- oga, T cnn ess c, writes that he has been t1·ansfe 1Tcd Lo Kno x villr, T cnn<•ssc , where hi s ad- d1·ess is 2106 North Broadwa y. EIR MILDER, BE1:'TER 'T'.STE J ohn Crar,icr ':J9, formerly with WJTHrt TH , , ' 11\ OWL SHOW SAT. th e Arkansas Bau x it Company 11:lr. Adm.- 10 and 20c at Bauxit<·, Arkansas, is now Chief Ch mist for the Alabama you k now w hy Ch est Bauxite Company at Abbeville, Do A la bama. er field g ives yo u more p leas ure? J oh n Jo:. Kaiser ':J!J,ha s ac it's the smoker's cigarette c-r·ptcd a job with the St. ,Jose 1>h Because J.0ad Compan y at Bonne T err e, ••. it has everything a smoker Mo . ,Ji m Wilson, who gra duat ed in wants . .. Rea l Mildness and a ('ivil r•:ngin,•c'l·ing in the cla ss of Cooler, Better Taste. l!M0, is Safely Di1·<•c-Lor with Lhc Bla ck Sla1· Coal Corp oration aL Louisvillt•, "J(<•nlu<·ky. Jim will he Chesterfields are better-tasting 1 rt•mt•mh<:l'C'l on t}1(1 campus for and mild . •. not/lat ... not strong, his outstanding fooll,all playing. II,., ·man llliek c 11sd(lrfc 1· '27, because of their right combina I s<•nds his Christmas ,~rt·eti ngs __to tion of the world's best cigarette nwmbers of th,• faculty from 1 ,,._ I upala, PC'ru, wht're hr i!-\ asso~ tobaccos. You can't buy a better '------~--=--__. eiate d wilh lhc lica Mining and cigarett~. ------I Dev<•lopmcnt Company. 'l'Ufo:SDAY William W. DN·ket· '38, who is at Fort Riley, ~ - ~ now stationed l\nnims, nH 8cco nd Licul •nant. ~~,, wiLh the Sixth Jsng in t•ers, w ill b (l"nnsfern•d lo Fo1•t, Lt·onard W, orl 111•;11· l{olla in the near fu I tun•.
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