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The Missouri Miner, May 18, 1956

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THE MISSOURI MINER ~rfdu,ot of • 1//Jb,a·P,. ~ "VOLUME 42 ROLLA, MIS SOURI, FRIDAY, MAY_l_8_, -l-:'95-6,------; N;:U::M-;B;;-E;::-R;;-3:;-;0;- Robert Bridger Awarded Highway Patrol Gaylo~ds Trio, Board ~f Curators Approve Promotions Urges Better Jimmy Palmer , Driving Habits A Advance in Rank Atlas Powder Scholarship Great Success College Cheating Stolen Rifle For Nine Members ROLLA, M., May 16, 1956.­ " A 25 per cent increase in Last night before a capacity National Problem Recovered by .Robert Fred erick Bhdger ,, son of t;affic deaths so far thi s year is aud ience of stud ents and towns­ Of MSM Faculty Pershing Rifles peop le, Th e Gay lords and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Du roy, 1123 what Missouri motorists hav e to Jimmy , Military Dept. Th e Board of Curator s of the show for their irresponsible an t­ Pa lmer 1s Orchestra presented a A M C 11 Fniver sity of Missou ri recently Murphy Avenue, Joplni , Mis ­ SSertS C a S On Thursday , May 3rd, a rifle ics at the whee l." This stateme nt concert that will be remembe red approved an adva nce in aca­ Elect Officers NE \~! YORK-Cheaters out- was taken from the M ilitary .souri 1 has just been notif ied of was made today by Colonel Hu gh for a long time . demic rank for ninC members of Las t \ Vednesday, May 9 Com­ number non-cheaters today in P.uilding. The ten o'clock sec­ h~ appoin tment to one o f the 1 H. \;Vaggoncr, Super intende nt of the MSM farn.Ity. Of the nine, Jim my Palmer 's new orchestra pany K. of Pershing Rifles held the M issour i Hu ghway Patrol. most Un ited Sta tes colleges and tion had ju st been di smissed and four were promoted to full pro­ ~ight Atlas Powde r Company demonstrated a sty le so fresh were returning thcir rifles to the its month ly night meeting in the fessor 1 one to associa te professor, Scholarships for the academ ic Colonel Waggoner said further. and new that they quickly ap­ high schoo ls, the new issue of racks. Several minutes after the Military Bldg. T he main item of and four to assistant professor. ~ear 1956-57. The scholarships "Everybo dy knows that when you pealed to the large crowd of Min­ McCall's magazine has asserted. ,rifles had been returned one of bus iness was election of officers The fourth and last rank is that carry a stipend of $1,000 each play with cats you ca n expect to ers. The band known primari ly the military personne l n oticed but the P.R. outing(?) of the 1 " In many cases,• we are ac­ of instructo r. fpr the school year an d are Le scra tched, but presumab ly as a dance orc hestra, is a versa ­ t1:at one of the rifles was missing previous weekend brought out a tually teaching our children to awarded as a result of the stu­ dri~rs won't face up t o the fact tile and talented one, and their from the rack. As is the case Th ose adva nced to full pro­ burp or two from some of the cheat, " McCall's charges. dent's academic record, persona l that when they play at the scr i­ arra ngements were spiced with with all missing government fessor are : Gabriel G. Skitek and members. Company K. now bas Surveys co nducted in Boston , rcierences and a personal visit to ou~ busines of driv ing• an auto­ origina l musical ear - arresting property , higher Army authori ­ F.. E. Nolte of lhe Electrica l En­ a membership of abo ut 40 men New York and New Jersey show the Atlas Powder headquarters at mobile , they're not on ly going to sounds to provide maximum lis­ ties were immediately not ified o f gineerin g Department , Lloyd C. and from this number the follow­ that between 67 and 84 per cent Wilmington , Delaware. Out of get hurt- they're go ing to get tening interest as well. Jim my the miss ing rifle. Christianson, Chairma n of the ing officers were e lected: of high school students resort to the 112 applicants, 2 1 were se­ lilied." featured his lovely vocalist Fred­ Engineering Drawing Depart­ Compan y Commander - Rob­ cheati ng at so me time. Less than At first it was thought one of ru!UQr;,,the lected to go to 'Wilmington for a \Vhen asked what this 25 per di Parke r in many of h is selec ­ ment , and Robe rt F. Davidson, ert Hind s. a third of tho se surveyed corv­ the cade ts had left Lhe rifle on I· Tltisyear persona l interview. cent death -increase means in tions, w hich includ ed "Pennies Chairman of the Mechanics De­ Executive Officer, August sidered c heati ng an acts of de lin- the drill field. A thorough search 0 terms of numbers killed, \.Vag­ partment. 1 six Robert will be a sen ior next Barde lmier. F rom Heaven," uYou Are Too of the field soon dispelled this ay•r "''4 forthe goner said, " It simp ly means that que ncy. Clifford D. Muir , of the Civil fall in Chemica l Engineering at S- 1 Paul Dougla s. Reautifu l," and "Sp ring Is Her e." idea. The department's next ~Jt_h e slrong­ if the present rate of highway The magazi ne p laced the blame thought was that someone, being Engineering Department, was the Missouri Schoo l of :Mines and S-2 Jim Hoff stedor Appearing with Jimm y Pa lmer ~mstea 111• dea th continues throu gh this yea r on students, parents , and teach- late for a class, had thrown the raised in rank to associate profes­ Metallurgy. He graduated from S-3 Robert Willey. was the rhythmi s trio tha t has l\Iissouri w ill wind up with an ers a like, but placed specia l em- r ifle into hi s ca r with the inten­ sor. the Jcplin Junior College in the S-4 Gera ld Moyers. skyrocketed to the very tops in wewere en- all time h igh of I 1300 men 1 wo­ phasis o n adu lts who cut eth ical lion of returning it afte r c1ass. P revious instructors now hold:.. spr ing of 1955 and came to Rolla P.I.O. - Kenneth Schultz. the recording field s, Th.e Gay­ men and chi ldren lying dead.JI corners thereby settin g a bad This thought was ir.g the title of assistant profes­ - last 11ll. In his work at the J op­ Congratulations to the se men 1 soon thrown lords. The Gaylords have a sty!~ sor are: Karl M. Moulder, Eng­ fou\e got to and the best of luck to them in examp le for their ch ildr en. aside a lso. lin Jun ior College,' Robert at­ all their own. l\•Iusic with an lish instruc tor in the Humanities tained a 3.0 average out of a their t erm of office. And to the accent- Italian style. The col­ Overemphasis has been p laced T~e ~B I a?~ _the Crimina l lo- Department , John A. Ste inmey­ possitJle 3 .0 and, during his first reti ring Compa ny Commander, Need for Liberal orfu l gro up delighted the crowd on the importance of marks, the. vest1gati~n. D1v1s1on of the Army er, Economics instructor in the semester at the School of l\1ines Fred l\ileyer, and his officefs we with not only their uncomparab le magaz ine further charges. Such were nottfied ::1nd began work on H umanities Department , Peter and Metallurgy, he also main­ of Pershing Rifles extend our Art Courses Says - singing but with their tremendous high value is placed on grad es the case.. Fnday an~ Saturday G. Hanson, l\1echanics Depart­ thank s for a1l the time and work tained a 3 .0 average. showmn ash ip and witticisms . that a stud ent will use any means passed without any sign of the ment, and Malcolm B. Cole, Phy­ --- these men put forth this past Georgia Tech to get an A or B. In the strug - missing rifle. Su~day , May ~th, sics Department. In recogn ition of bis outstand­ year. Captain Williams and Lt. Among the man y select i~ns the gle to get a good grade, the stu- at about 11: 15, m . the evenmg, Th ese advancements in aca­ ing scholars hip at the School of Hogan are our advisors for Per­ ATLAi'-ITA, Ga.-(I. P.) Gaylords sang were their' three dent loses sight of the real goals Lt. W. !fogan received a pho_ne demic rank are usually recom­ Mines and Metallurgy, he has shing Rifles. Students at Georgia In stitute of recordings that have already top­ of educat ion. call at his home. A nervous yo1ce mended by the head of the de­ been elected to Alpha Ch i Sigma, 1 Ken Schu ltz Technolo gy questioned abou t the ped the million mark . They are at the other end of the line said 1 partment , or by Dean Wilson in profes sional fraternity for chem­ need for more social science and "Te ll l\1e You 're Mine" "From In nine cases out of ten , the "Lt. H ogan, do you want your the case of a department-... head ists and chemica l enginee rs. H e humanity study readily . agreed the Vine Came the Gr~pe," and pressure for good gra des , with all rifle back? You' ll find it under 11 being promoted, and wit h the has also been elected to member­ there was a need for more liberal "The Little Shoemaker. Some its at tendant bribing and bully­ the mailbox at t~e corner of 12th Professor Roston apprvoa l of Dean Wilson an d the ship in the American Ins titut e courses here, but all immediately C"iftheir other composition thev ing by parents, comes from and E lm. We only took it just r OFFICE of Chemica l Engineers, student pointed out that time was the Played were ('Isle of Capr i," home, not school. Board of Curato rs, become effect­ 10. Obtains Honorary to show it could be done." The chapter on the campus of the limitin g factor. Most did not '' Pupalina ,1' and " Ramona. " cccheat ing is a national prob­ call was made from a pay phone i;;e. School of Mines. At the Joplin feel that any presently required lem1 not confined to any one a rea so the operator was unab le to Juni or Co llege, he was president Drilling Award Professor Lloyd should be con­ courses in their engineering cur­ of the country 1 any one type of tr"ace the ca ll. Lt. Ho gan hur­ oi the sophomore c1ass and won gratu lated for making th is and On Ma y 3, 1956, Mr. Paul J. riculum could be deleted to favor neighborhood , any one type of ried to the corner of 12th and Chem Department !he freshman mathematics award . the liberal arts. The median all ~the shows this year poss ible. Roston. professor of petroleuf re­ school," McCall's reports. "It Elm and t ook the rifle from un ­ qu irements at It is throug h his efforts as chair­ Receives New This is the second consecutive e?Igineering at the Missouri twelve leading involves youngsters from good der the mailbox. Engineering schools is approxi­ man of the General kectures year that a Joplin boy and a School of Mines and :\'letllurgy, families as well as bad, grad uate The case is still open and the Paint Equipment mate ly 25 hours, accordin g to a Committee that MSM has had so graduate of the Joplin Junior was selected by the American stude nts as well as first- yea r FBI and the CID are following At the first of this month thee many fine entertainers thi s year. htgh-schoole 11 Co1lege has won an At las Powder t\$ociation of Oilwell Drillim?: paper writte n by Dr. Samuel J. rs. severa l new leads. Chemica l Eng inering Department- ·Mantel, Jr. , of the Social Science Tha nk you, Professor Lloyd. Scholar ship on a national com­ Contractors as the rf<:ipient' of Many adu Although the rifle may have rtceived a new piece of eq uip­ dtpartment. lts are in no position petition basis . Last year, Jim my their honorar y award. This tP guide c hildren along a golden been taken on ly as a prank, st u- ment for use in the course oa C. Johns on, who makes his home award was in recognition of According to the comments, a 'Germany Sets Up educat ional path, and that is dents should still realize the seri- Technology of Protective Coat ­ with Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Rogers , Professor Roston's excellent con- few presently required courses \\·hat it amounts to when parents cusness of such an offense as ings. The machine i s the Kady Route 4 , Carthage, Missour i: tribution s to the oilwell dr illing here might be condensed and in- Scholarships for keep a. child home from school takin g governme nt ,prope rty. Such ~fi ll and _it is u~ for the disP:tt­ was granted the $1,000 scholar­ indu stry. The purpose of the teg:ated. thus leaving r~~ for for a social event only ~t o send a person wou ld be liable to 'ston ofpigment m the production. ship for the acade mic yea r of award is to ' give recogni tion to social sciences and humamttes to u~ s. Students the chi ld back the next ilay with p=-osecution. of pamt. teachers who are outs tandin o in be extended as far as hours are 1955-56. Jimmy also g raduated 0 a phony sickness excuse. Equally The Kinetic Dispersion Corpo­ encouraging the interest of stu- conc_erned, that is, making five ration of Buffalo, N. through from the Joplin Junior College, The Federal R epublic of Ger­ evil is the father who boasts at Y., dents in the drilling industry. By credit hour cours:5 out of thr ee Mr. C. E. Kew, who a in 1954, and is pur suing a course n;any has just established sixty the din ner tab le of cheating on HECTOR BOZA TO GIVE is M. S. receiving this award, Professor hour courses. This would. t~ere­ M. in Chemica l Engineering at the I special scholarship for American his income tax, " fixing" a park­ graduate in E. E., contacted Roston has boosted the prestige fore be a means .of obtammg a Dr. W. T. Schrenk, cha irman School of Mines and Metallur gy. I gradua te students for study ing ticket , or padding an expense of. of the Petroleum Engineering greater hour requirement for the in 83RD ANNUAL MSM He is sc heduled to gradua le on Germany during the 1956-57 aca­ account. the De partmen t, to make possible, May 28th of this yea r. , Department to a large extent. liberal art courses. them giving the equipment to the 1 demic year. Mere copying of someone's Professor Roston was born in 1 COMMENCEMENTschool. Mr. SPEECH Wheeler, a T echnical Factors in making the awards Th e awards are being given homework has become so routine Sales repre sentative of the Cor­ Holland and was educated at I C B ' The 83rd annual Comme nce­ were scholastic slanding, recom­ in gratitude fo r the help of the that most childre n do not eve n poration 1 presented and demon­ Princeton University and the ! amera .Ugs ment exercises a t the Schoo l of mendations of co llege autho rities, American government conside r • it cheating, McCa ll's stra Unive rsity o f Texas. He receiv- Ann J Q • and peo­ Mines and Metallur gy will take ted the Kady Mill. e: t.he Institute 's regional offices in fort teachers now spend trying from th e Chemica l Engineering register will get their regis­ may get their Blanket Fo rm in Chicago , Denver, Houston , Los t'l outwit cheaters be far better or 214 degrees are to be con­ Department. Eleven men will re­ f~rred with the President of the tration cards in the Regis­ advance from the Registrar 's Angeles, Sa n Francisco and used in an a ll-out attack on the ceive Miner Bachelor of Science De­ Gn_iversity of Missouri, Ehne~ trar 's Office , go to the Office. \\r.ashin~ton 1 D. C. roots o f the problem?" grteS. There are nine men receiv- Elhs, COIJferring the degrees. I .PAGE 2 FRIDAY, MAY II. 1956 FR ID AY, MAY 18, 1956 THE ~ISSOURI MINER Miners, Ge t Your PARKING REGULATIONSi;:.: ::i s, of cour se, purely ,,oinci- THE MISSOUR I MINER is the official publica­ Now for a look at the net re- tion of the st udents of the Missouri Schoo l of Tux's Now, Before Letters To The Editor :\lisso uri 1\Iiner suits of t he p lan in operati-:m : Mines and Metallu r gy. It is pub lished at Rolla, It' s Too Late lJt"ar Editor; . will now " remember " that iL was Sir: 1. Th e schoo l will make rnoney . Mo., ever y Friday during the Tn th e last issue of the A1i11cr (Or oerhap school year. En­ I believe it is on ly fair on my they who started thi s: for that s it will be used tu tered by B ert Bacltaracl r was an article statinc: Lhal next hire - a campus po liceman to as second class matter F ebruary 8, 1945 at part to give you ~I S ::\I ya hoo's wo{ilcl be just as easy as looking A at ion's foremost men's Jasltio11 fall Miners will pr~bably find the Po st OHice at Rolla, Mo. under ihe Act of an account of my r ecent sco urses Lack now and findin g unable' ' guarantee that stwients get their authority some sort of au tomobile regis- n:oncy's worth m March 3, J 879. oi borrowed possess ions reasons for setting the ca nnon up paying for the College men- get a glimpse of tratio n shoved upon them. It , of pr:vile ge. of no lo Subs cription Price $1.00 per Semester. ( Fea­ Kappa Sigma-one beautiful in .our living room. I doubt if nger par king your matrimonia l future by t:i.k­ G•Jurse, indicated that the school tlidr cars on ~mpus. Tt would turin g A ctiviti es of Stud ents au.d Facult y of banner without the cor­ th~e " noble" reasons came from mg a peek into yo ur closet. would not pass up •this obvious ~e\'er OlCUr to the sLhool to use M.S.M.) ners; torn out , as it is the desire to st imulat e fratern ity 1 A psychologist opportun ity to exact an addi- it to build parkiJJ fellow by t _he rumored ; interest. Mor e than lik ely they g lots ior all name of P;1;trick tiona l fee from each car drivin g st udent s.) B. Comer, Jr., Sigma l\ u-o ne hi(le from came from a St. Louis brewery. Senior Board came out with the bold statement Miner. 2. Only a priv ileged few would their counci l wall; As far as the cannon being tha L a man wearing a tu xedo is Tau Kappa Epsilon - one From the article, one would be perm itted to park on cam pus. "c ha ined" to the KA house, these 1 Richar d H. Okenfuss ...... Editor•in -Chief far more likely to propo se mar- asrnme that the M. S. ·1'L reg• J. Student s would then pay a shamefu l small banner ; chains were tied to the cann' 707 State St._ Phone 449 riage lhan a bird in a sport on istrat ion system would be pat- fee for the asser ted privi lege of Tr ian gle - one plaq ue of to make it clumsy and noi sy pro­ ltey Knecht . B · M aaer jacket. which I doubt the y even terned along the same lines as not pa rking the ir cars where th ey ··········· ········· usmess an ° Comer has himself a double- ceedure to remove the ar tillery the one in use at Co lumbi a by for merly parked them free. 401 know what i ts inscription from the premise E. 7th St. - Phone 1090 edged sword on t hat o ne-with s. Th ey were the Unive rsity of Missouri. ~At 4. T he sc hool will have not JamesKozeny ············· Managing Editor dua l tip offs reads. not padlocked , stap led or other­ to th e fellow w~o is lcast 1 this sor t of thing was ap• constructed a single parkmg lot I had one other flag bul due wise R-obert Cowan Associate Edit or pantin g for connubi al bliss and aff ixed t o the hou se proper. parenlly indicated in the art icle and uot one addiitonal rarking · to unfruitfu l thin king it is in their 1 -,ill West ...... ····· Spo rts Editor for the bachelor-type who wants AS long as we are o n the sub­ in l ast week s Aline,. , space w!II have been crettted. (In I:li)Ssession aga in. However , I "Thomas Welch ...... Advertising Editor to live it up a whi le longer. ject of the cannon while here at Under such a system , all stu• truth , many 011 the campus have be en indir cc~ly commented the KAstle, let' s talk about how Joseph \Volverton ...... Feature Ed itor Y ou can guide your dents are forced to register their pa, king spot s will be empty matri- 0 : 1 my ingeneous engineerin g the Tri angles " wrested" thi s prize car s with the school. Natura lly, much of the tim e because on]y ····· Circu lation Manager rr.cmial futur e by wearing the skills of hanging their fla Frank Hill · ······.-··· ········ Secretary sport jacket when going out with g on from our possession. It was , a a nominal $2.00 fee is exacted at the favored few r.iay park there the water tower's main spout ; I truly thri lling expe rience, dan­ this time for this great privile ge. and when the y choose to park Bj-=:"cha=:.:'d:....:.A:.:b..:e:.:rl:..e_._··_____ .______~ : nddol:h~o~u~;dn~t,;;~~t }ob~:r~~ have heard no-one to discuss or I gerous to the last seco nd ! T hey The stud ent is then permitted to elsewhere, no one will be able to Cal'Girardeau explain th e true m ethod used in masterfully infiltrated our domi­ whom you 'd lik e to pop the well- drive the car that the stat e. the use the available ~pace. Thi s It thebig team .sTUMBLINGAROUND its hangni g. ' cile while ther e was no one at known question. It 's a good thing count y and the city, ~lso at nomi• vastly improv es the parking sit­ n home (I beli eve th e brother s bentbee\·enl5 The Dea tu remember when you leave the Fruitful ga ins a re not achieved nal fees, have already authorized uation ?) were all at Lind en wood) and ~apebappen~ THECAMPUS hallowed halls of l earning and throu gh the writing of sharp let­ him to own and operate. 5. One more it.em of super - ters spirited off their booty in a man­ beewith 4, , , by Dave Stolte start to put together the pieces to Lhe editor or writing ob­ As might be expected , the fluou s red tape w~II h~ve been scene phr ases on the sidewalks ; ner cred itable to th eir i lk. hk5,;lle came After seeing one of the recent of your post -grad lif e. , planned regist rat ion and fee col • added to the registra tion ~ro- p1ace,1allyingil my beloved frate rnity brother s. This having been copsidered , attraction s at a local movie house , Comments Mr. Comer didn 't come across lt.ding system would be imp osed ced ure. . r,talamount nl I have left one trace and it is let us move on to see how much und er the guise o f a so lution t o 6. yours truly thinks that an apt It seems to be the consensus of tJ1is surp rising reasoning by The school will ha,~e.added bledby \\'arret as follows : pride they took in their accom­ tht admi tt edly acute parkin g one. m?r e useless and nd1 title for Rolla night mi ght b e the the facult y that this year's s tu­ guesswork. He did a great deal culous. ,1mosttenfullRI I mean no harm plishment. When KA sough\ to prob lem at M. S. M. Apparent '•.Buckboard Jun gle" . . . verifi ­ dent body has ben the finest of research, interviewing hun­ ly, \regulation to the present maze. llf'lrestcontende bon comes from the dreds of men on the subject of So don 't alarm; find the cannon , Tri angle loud­ the plan would be as follows: 7. "Big Brother ". will ha_ve SIG PI Warrensburg :edos. Bette r put up a bu lletin b

qcit e a collection of frogs, s nakes 1 Patsy Boyd lizard s, and ot her anima l-type Marv \Vilfiams On Boeing B-52 bombers, the hori­ M/\RC IM-99 pilotless interceplor, and In addition to design eng inee ring, "C1'1tters on exhib ition ; and at Lois· Martin zontal tail surface has more area than the aircraft of rhe f uturc. there are openings on other Boeing teams wing of a srnndard twin-engine airliner. .reasonable rates , tool For you Sally Gribble Because of Boeing's ste.1dyexpa nsion, in research and production. En gineer! Yet it can be moved in Aight, up or dow f-ellows who can' t seem to say the Bett y n, there is contin uing need for additiona like the life in the "just·right'· size com­ Baxt er to trim th e aircrnft. l ri:glit thi ng in front of that ~al. Deani e Reser engineers. Th ere are more than rwice as munities of Seartle :ind \Vichita. They -here's a jewel from a former Ruth Ann Schloemer 1l1c device that perfom1s this function many engineers with th e company now may pursue advanced studies wit h com• bache lor friend of ours. spea kin_g Jun e Mother sbaugh is a jack screw, which, though it weighs as at the pea k of World Vlar lJ. Because pany assistance in tuiti on and panicipa 1e of hi s trul y fair: " ... \Ve seem Barba ra S ilia only 255 pounds, can exert a force of Boeing is an ''engineers' company," a nd in a most liberal retirement plan. There approximately 225 to click with boyish alacrity. like A lice Hughes to11s! promotes from within, these men find may be a place for you at Boeing-Seatde or Boeing-'Nichil'a. .music.al syncopat ion, the smoo th- ;\!Jany thanks are extended to Many kinds of engineering skills went unusual opportunities for advancement. into designing and developing a jack :ness of a Sperry gyroscope, the a ll the girls who helped t o nrnke Meg My les became a singer of Design engineers at Boeing work with For furth er Boeing car.er informtllion eon1u1I yout screw th it liken ess o f ha mand eggs, peas the evening so e ntertaining. sultry song-swhen, unable to land a so precise at automatically com­ other topn otch engineers in close-knit Placement Office or write to eith er: part as a dramatic actress. she audi­ pensates for stretc h an d compr ession and carrots . scotch an d soda , All atten ding agree "A good project teams. They obtain broad experi­ tionecJfor and won a blues singer·s under load. Civil, electrical, mechanical RAYMONDJ. B. HOFFMAN, Admin.Engineer coffee and couch" speak ing time was had by a ll and this was role in a movie. Students of mu.\ eryone else." That 's all she Aviation lea denhi p 5ince 1716 ed a certain star: "Jum p up for wrote ... SEATTLE, WASH IN GTON WICHITA, KANSAI FRIDA Y. 1IAY 18, 1956 PAGE 3 Wa rrensburgMul~s .Take M I A A Crown;Miners Fight Hard But Only Manage Sixth Place by Th omas Colan'drea ence meets. Spr ingfield aga in coppin g the second a nd f ourth Alpha tied Sigma Ku for a f irst Once ag a in W a rrensbur g prov ­ took f irst s lot as they showed slots with Scott and Spain p lac­ MINER GOLFTEAM place in swimming. NEW INTRAMURAL RULE ed to b e tops in track by coppin g superiorit y in t he high hurd les. ing in that order. P ierle o f Ma ry­ At th e fina l in tramural man­ first place in the ~I. I. A. A. Out­ T he co urse was run by Sir~1pson ville w as third . RECEIVES C agers meeting of the yea r, sev ­ door Conf HALLENGE CHANGESR FONEXTYEAR erence Meet held at in 1 5.1 seconds. Ausmus, of era l rule c h Th e next event 1 th e 100-ya rd Th e !Hiner golf t eam, und efeat ­ anges on individua l Warren sbu rg last weekend. W ar­ hi rksvill, was Listed below are the prop osed close be hind t o clash. was do minat ed by T est• ed until th e confe rence meet held eligibility a nd schedu ling we re rensbur g, who wo n th e indoor cop th e seco nd p changes osition . R us­ man fr om K irksville. T es(man last week-end at W arrensbur g, made. Th ese rules will appea r in for the 1956-1957 Intra ­ meet earlier in t he season, set sell and Sirku s, bo th of \.Varren s­ qualified iry the pr eliminaries and bas received and accepted a cbal­ the H andb ook of I ntramu ral mura l Sports program. Th ese new r ecords as they trampled bm g1 placed in t he third and at th e sa me time se t a new rec­ l~nge to a go lf m atc h b etween On th e I ntr Sports fo r n ext yea r, and will be changes wi ll probab ly be i n effect over their five co ntender s f ram four amural Sport s th p ositions res pect ively . ord f or th e pr elimina ry o f the Mr. Jam es S. Bush and fi1r. pu blished in this a rticle too. the s tat e of 1\'Jissouri . Among Oli- s cene this week, Tech Club mov­ at the start of th e fall semester. Up to thi s point in t he meet l 00-yard da sh, being tim ed at ver B. fe rguson, and th e number ed into fir st pl ace in th e s tand­ Th ese ru les and schedu le chan ges tl10se competing for first p lace it wa Stray Gr eeks are members of s S prin gfield by a few points 9. 7 seco nds. In th e finals he one a nd t wo men on th e Min er i ngs by virtu e of top notch golf were made necessary b y the great in the me et were Ki rksville, a nat ional frat ernity w hich d oes but Cape Girardeau Started t o took fir st place with a 9 .8 tim e. golf team. play. T ech Club's representa- increase in enrollm ent that i s Maryville, Rolla, Cape Girardea u not have a chapt er at Mi ssouri show some aciton by throw ing i1 aryv ille too second p lace wit h Mr . Bush i s C hairman of t he tives finished f irst and second a expect ed. and S pringfield. The Ind ians o f s best and second b est in the s hot Spence doing the runn ing. The Executive Co mmitt ee of the individua ls to gain an overa ll Softball end ed last week .' T ech School of Mio es. The y a re not Cape G irardeau w ere favored to put. eligible Smith , of th e :Missouri Cape G irar dea u Ind ians took F oar d of Curators of th e Mis- first place. Du~ty Rhoades fin­ Club defeated T riang le in the to partic ipate with cam­ be the bi g team of t he meet but pus fraternitie School of Mi nes, had a fine throw third , four th and fifth place in ·~ocri School of Mines a nd iVIet- ished th e thirt y s ix holes as in­ finals to gain a first place. Si gma s unless they are when the even ts were tot aled up , of his ow n but was outclass that event. a.llurgy. Mr. Bush i s from ~t. div idual meda li N n f financ ially affili ated. ~mo( super. ed st with a ne w in • inished thir dl Th eta Kappa Cape happened to b e in thi rd and w ound up in third p L<•uis and quit e ac tive on t,he tramur Only acti ve mem lace . T he It was McKee, runn ing for al record for t he thirty Phi fou rth 1 Pi K A and Baptist bers, pledges fillhal'e been place with 45 1/ 2 po ints a nd big man for the I ndian s in the Springfield, who t ook th e first golf links in t hat area. He is th e s ix h oles. H e s hot a 147 . Leo Student Union tied for fifth and and s tray G reeks , as defined gistration;,ro- Kirksville came up with second shot pu t was Lohr with a ter ri­ slot i n the 880 -ya rd d ash wi th a bro ther of th e U nited States Mat thews fin ished runner-u p to sixt h. abo,·c. are e legible to co mpete place, ta llying 5 1 1/ 2 points . The fic heave of 48 ' 7" whic I Senator fr om Connecticut . R hoades w ith a with frat ernities. h, by the minut e1 56 second time. Cape's 153. Th eta Xi Standings to date ·uha"e added total amount of point s accumu­ wilh only way, happe ns to b e anoth er rec- Albr ight wa s second , Crews of Mr. Fe rguson is from Fred e- finished second with a team Any man w ho co mpetes for on~ andridiculous lated b y \Varren the track r esu lts not include~ sbur g was 6 1, 01d brea ker i n t he meet. Calvert Cape thi rd, and Kirk sville1s Wil­ rir.ktown and h as been in the s core o f 326. Th eta Kappa Phi organization cannot compete for >resentmaze almost t en fu ll are: points above th e was the man wh o threw to ob­ liams fourth. Thi s winnin g time newsp:iper business for - many finished thi rd with 328. r" l\iU ha;r nta Tech Club ...... any othe r ofganization until th r rest contende r. ta in second place for p lace. was one of th years. Mr . Fer 46 121/, right to die. e best of t he me et. guson a lso is on Ov erall standi ngs at t he fni­ beginning o f th e nex t semester. War rensburg did extremely It set a new r ecord th at th e Execut ive Committ ee o Th eta K appa Phi ...... 4495 of the Hu- Another re cord w as set in the is go ing f the i sh of the golf tourn ey s howed If sport o verlaps into s econd well, both in th e f ield and on th e h to b e ba rd t o beat. Hoard of Cura tors. H e has com- ffe Sigma N u ...... 43 80 rs. igh jump as a 6 fo ot 5 3/8 inch ch Club leading th e pack with semester , he mu st co mplete t hat cinders. In the meet, the bi g T estman c pcted in ma ny tou j ump was turn ed in by Caldwell ame th rough a gain rnaments and Th eta Kap and Sigma Nu fo llow­ Pi K appa A lpha . .. .. 3665 sport. bviou,iyexae l- tea m from Southeast Mis s for K hc.: alway ouri of Maryv ille. H ammo nd of R olla irksville in the 220. H e fin­ s g iven a cred itable a c- ing closely in that order . Engineers C lub ...... 3605 01 •dministra- ran away with fo ur fir A new o rganization mu st be a sts 1 four qua lified for second and Ham ished i n fine s tyle i n 22.6 sec­ count of himself. mended ­ A look at ilie last tw o se mes- Trian gle 3362 bani-f for seconds, and mo onrs . Powell, of Cape cam ide ca mpus o rgan ization fow- thi rd p lace cks of K irksville took thir d 1 e in The matc h is to be played te rs of In tramura l Sports prove s evisingane\'\' close be Kapp a S igma ... 277 5 with a me mbership o f at l east 30 positions. The scoring on the place. B oth bo ys t urned in hin d and Ma ryville's Sunday, May 27, 1956, and will Tech C lub t o be very d eservin g ring thegen- \Va Kapp a Alpha ...... eligible m embe rs and may be ad ­ placing, incidenta lly, is five eno ugh to top the record br eaker tson t ook th ird place. start at 12:00 noqn. Mr. Bush1of the first pl ace which th ey now 2635 mitted at the be ginning of points for a first, thre f or a sec­ turned in b y Caldwell. By the In the long run , th e two mi le, and Mr. Ferg uson will face H arry hold . Tec h Club holds four Shamrock Club ...... 2 517 Y, a t1lhat allstu­ Miller of C ape semester on ly. ond, two for a th ird, and one time the po le v3.ult rolled aro und , ran the lap s in Penn and Arc h Bur ke w ho will first p lace awa rds in different Lambd a C hi Alpha 2440 !PPYlo share for four \\Tarr 10:2 8.1. In second p lace was Studen ts w ho d o not be th slot p osition . The ensbur g had a lready s tar t­ represent the Miners. B ob Wi l- sports and a tie fo r a fifth f irst F eta Sigma Psi ... . 22321/, long to !rprise.There­ Knight , of K irksville, and Br any intramura l org events for the two da ys were not ed to move ahead. The p ole vau lt ew­ kins and Sa m Sands , the othe r place. Th eir first p lace t itles anizat ion are lake the pro­ er, of Nfaryv ille, finished third. Sigma Phi Ep silon 21471/, e)jgible to c ompete restricted to ju st tr ack e vents added fiv e more p qints when Mc­ ' two men on the Miner golf t eam, are in h and ball , wrestling, so ft­ in all indivi ­ ttic, it seems Th e low hur dles helpe Tau K appa Epsilon .. 2140 . but also inclu ded g o1f and t en­ Mi llon sailed over th e marker d spread will cadd y for t he visitors a nd b all and golf; the ti e for fir st i s dua l sports . No in tramur al points ld do wellto the gap betwee n th e taem s Theta X nis. \Varrensbur g heaped honor with a vau lt of tw elve feet. Go ld in give th em infor mation concern- in tenni s. Sigma N u b oas ts of i ...... ··- 1960 will be scored for t he place they ~ as paytoi­ comp etition as S impson ran the Ba ptist Student Union .... 19 fin upon hon or in the tenn is even ts of Sprin gfield t ried h ard t o best ing the lay of th e holes an d the thr ee first p laces a nd a tie for a 25 ish. lliderule reg­ c?urse in 2 5.l seconds fo r Spri ng­ 'Wesley Found ation 15623/2 ~n operated emerging v ictorious in the second him but h ad to b e con~tent with h,12ards to be a voided o n the fourth . T heirs - are in fo otball Thre e leagues in all team sports se~ond. Kr eder field. McD onald pi cked up th ree school golf cour 1 Do rm "A" . 1480 with a d att raction o f the day. Ro lla, last , o f, Rolla 1 took se. cross country , hor seshoes, and ouble e liminat ion _tour­ If the situa­ point s for M aryville by f inishino Independents 12921/, te it-might ~ear 's champion s of th e g olf third , 'Perrin , of Kirksv ille, took Th is mat ch appears to be set - th e tie in swimmin o ,Vesley nament am ong the th re le ague sec0nd while Ru ssel, Powell and Dormi tory 1195 lmks, was thoroughly troun ced fourth , and Me yers a nd J ohnson ti ng up ni cely w ith bot h i 1r. Found ation h as o ne o~ndi sputed winner s. lottery on the Case of \.Varrensburg landed the Sigma P i . 1092 this season, g iving up the c tied for fifth . \.Varrensburo miss­ Bush an~ Mr. Fei;guson being' first in tab le tenn 3/2 Entry 1ists must be ne. oveted last three po sition s respectiv ely. is and a tie for turn ed in crown to a sharp-eyed Sprin g­ ed first plac e in th e 880-y: rd re­ verf good go!fers and practic al!y i first in tenni s. Th eta Xi po sted by the dat e set by the Int ramural In th e last event , the mi le re­ Mor e than 41 p field squ ad. , lay but took sec ond whi ch add­ ooz.mg confidence. . Na tura!IY: a single first place, this being in er c ent of the Office. P articipants may be add - lay, K1rksville runn ers ca me home death s a nd mor e tha n 35 per cent . . _In ed to their tot al. Kirksvi lle Burke and Penn will be_ trym g boxing. The Ind ependents took the first event , the jave lin, to take t he run in 3:26.4. \\Tar­ 0 of the injurie s due to motor vehi- ed as long as they a re. bo_m-f~de \\ •ar rensburg s tar ted t brok e the s tr ing in the 880 wit h \ upho~ the .hono r their cha!- a fi rst in ba sketb all. Be ta Sig hinos o ff rcnsbu rg again c ame in second 3 de a ccidents las t year occurred on m~mbers of thft orgamza tion Maryv ilie co ming a cross in third cnget~s thv_e givenh them by re- won volleyball honor s and K app by tak ing top h onors . Park er and a Spr ingfield combin ation ques mg 1s mate . a Saturda ys and Sunday s. pno r to en try date. ~ threw the spea place. T he time on t hat even t r for a tI'emendou s finished in the th ird slot. Thi s writer se es not on ly b et------distance of 167 1/ 2 fet. Cromer was 1:3 1.6. - -~ ------, ter rela lions bet ween th e Board of Maryvi lle, placed second and The mil e run bro ught \.Var­ T wenty-seve n per c ent of a ll of Curator s and the Sc hool com- ' ~ Ro lla came in third wit h Nor rensburg into the lead in the way dr iver th­ s involved in fata l auto ing as the result of t h is match . of po ints a s a r~p d~ing the throwi ng. Spring­ trackster n amed accidents in the U. S. last yea-:­ Dul poss ibly th Robin e s tart of a w orth­ field dtd the pla cing in the broad son ' ran the cour se in were under 2 5 years of a ge. while tradition. jump i n the ne xt event as Fro .St 4 : 34.4. Kni ght, o f Kirk sville cam made a terrific jump of 2 3' 4 e in close behind wit h Wieg~ ger 3/4" . lVIcCrary of \.Varren sbur g s of Cape f inishing thir d . placed second , J\1:cDonald of Kirk sville proved to po ssess CAR P 'S the top m 0 Kirksvill e th ird, a nd Ander son, an in the 440-ya rd d ash Department St ore also of Springfield, p laced fou rth. as l WcKenny raced across the Fro st' s jump was go od enou gh finish line, runnin g the c our se in Special Di scounts O-MEGA to bre ak the old r ecord for th e 50.9 . A gain \;Varrensbu rg added WATCHES broad j ump in the past confer- the poin ts on to the ir tota l by Allowed to Dormi- Aut hori zed Age nt Speedin g on U. S. streets a nd In 1 955 . 2 ,1581000 pe rsons to,ries, on L inens, G. L, Christouher 11ighways injur ed 7 02 560 men were ·injureC: in motor vehicle 1 women and child ren. ' acc idents. Blankets , etc. Jewele r 805 P ine - Rolla , J\.lo. I n ~1955 8 130 1 1 pedestria ns Speeding on U . 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Hlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll\lllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllll11111 and well, uh, had a good time. Two dru nks were looking at "Ta lk louder ! Can't hear you All us Sig Eps really had a fine ONEADULT IN12 IS the sky. F inally they stopped for those da mned be1ls ! " U2town Theatre time and would like to have a a third drunk. Fi rst: "Hey pal. FUNCTIONALILLITERATE 1 Movies In Cf.nemascope repeat with the Theta Kaps next do me a favo r. Is that the sun F.i2hty-f i've per cent of the CHI CAGO, i\lay 12-(INS)~ A week ago last Thursday, hard for the event and we were ytar. going down or the moon coming \·ehicles involved in accide nts llllllll\11111111111111llllUlllllnlUllllllllll1111lllllllllllllllllll Read ing, and the lac k of it, was F riday and Saturday, May 18-19 Theta Kap held its annual ban­ all out to make it the biggest and up ?" were passenge r cars. quet in honor of the graduating best party of the year. talked about today at the first T hird Drunk after much con• annual meeting of the Interna • The Vanish- sen iors. The men who are gradu­ A number of the cowgirls were Last Sunday Pi Kappa Alpha cen tration): i:so rry, buddy; can't Dogs in Kansas are the fas test branded in the traditional man• played host to the Mothers of tional Reading Association in ating are: Sam Gul0Ua 1 2\I. E .; tell you-Pm a stranger in town in the world beca use the trees Chicago. 11 ing 'American Ed Kei l, Cb. E.; Bob Kline, M. ner at the Saturday afternoon the men in the house. \Ve were myse lf. are so far apart . Scott Bra dy , Audr ey Totter and E.; Lou LeBrun, M. E.; and Ray picnic so that the cowboys would nry happy to see so many in Reading experts hea rd John J. De Boer, University of Illinois F orrest Tuc ker Tauser , C. E. T hese men have have less troub le recognizing attendance. \\ .eekend crashes accounted for Th ree out of four tra ffic acci- reading specia list declare tha t done much to promote Theta them. Even with this precaution, Congratu lations are in order 1 15,730 killed and 766 090 hurt dents happen in clear weath er on Sunday, Monday and T uesday Kap and they will always be re­ however, it was found that three tor Ji m Pate the new vice-presi• about one adu lt in 12 is a " func• 1 1 during 195 5. dry roads. May 20-21-2 2 membered for what they have young heifers were wiled away cient of the JFC , and Harold t1onal illiterate. " That means , Sunday Continuo us from 1 p. m. De Boer exp lained, he has less done. Congratulati ons, Seniors. from their unwilling partners and Steinbru gge, next semester's Blue ('Listen to those chimes! Are- Sat urday is the most da nger- than a fifth•grade education and \Ve will miss you. had their brands shifted. :Many Key president. n't they bea utiful ? Such tone!" ous day of the wee k to drive. Carousel After the banquet the seniors oi the cowpokes around here Brother Cole was flagged down i.s unable to read with reasonable Gordon McRae and Shirley Jones had a whollip of a party in the thjnk that the " rust lers" were last Friday , after leading tJ1e pol• comprehension. senior room. About 3 o'clock one Wed nesday Only - May 23 tJ1e same ones that latched on to ice 011 a merry chase through But , the specialist added , illit• 1 2 for tlte Price of 1 of them staggered outside to get our horse.drawn carriage while town. Don 1t feel bad , Bones , eracy in the sense of not being ROLLA FREEZER LOCKER CO. some fresh air, and found a fire- all of the cowboys were out on now you and Harry have some• ab le to read or wri te one's name 9th and Oak Phone 1458 plug cemented to the middle of the range. Oh J woe be unto you thing in common ta lk about. has declined from 20 per cent in FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS A GUy N ame d Joe the sidewa lk. It had obviously if we find out you "o nery Cattle 1870 to 2.5 per cent today. Thieves." Dale Strub came back Sunday WHOLESALE & RETAIL MEATS Irene Dunn e, Spencer Tracy and come from Sig Ep, so we took De~ Boer also said that one• \;Ve are quite proud of our \':ith a 'Vierd tale of a wild party _ ___ v_a_n_ J_o_hn_so_n____ it back to them and placed it on half of all adults read no books. new Sage, Ken Schultz, as he song ln Belleville. Quote Broth~r Th ursday, Fri day and Saturday thei r side.walk in the same man - another ZS per cent read one to was awarded the zeta provence Strub , the neate st sophomore m May 24-25-26 ner. f p- h I h" d the ever-neater C. E. Dept.: " It nine books a ye,r.r, rg per cent A. E. Long, I\f.S.M ., Ex '22, Lots S. Lon ~, Willi am S. Jenks , Jr . s· I 0 Saturday afternoon we held an O igma sc . ars Ip a war · , will never make the hit•parade." read more than IO and only 7 outing with Sig Ep at Maramec Our facu.lty adv isor, M~. Rod· Congratu lat ions are also in per cent read 50 or more a year. LONG INS URAN CE AGENCY Forbidden Planet 810 Pin e St. ROLLA, MO. Phones 251 & 327 \Vatter Pidgeo n and Anne Francis Spr ings. The weather was fine ney dSchafer presented Ken the order for Brot her Jake \Vake. who '· \Ve have been cong ratulating " SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS" u1111111111m11111111111nm11111111n111111111111mm1111111111rao d the ''refreshments'' plentiful , awar · * • * finally rose up and threw off the ourselves/' he cont inued i " upon which always makes for a good shackle s of prospective matri• the fact that the reading abilities Ritz Theatre party. Such activ ities as singing, Lambda Chi Alpha has a num­ 1~1ony. Congratu lations on a job of children are on the whole bet­ Movie on Wide Screen throwing people in the spring,·a nd ber of seniors graduating in June . well done, even though it wasn't ttr today than they were irr the amu11111111111111111111111mmm1111111111111111111111111111111stea ling brand ing irons , were en• They are: J im Hickernell , Duane your own idea. Don't lel it throw past. joyed by all. \Ve were sorry to F riday and Sat urday, 1\.[ay 18· 19 Zook, Al ~1cReyno lds 1 George you Jack, the ROTC D ept. is "tVe are Justified in st ressing see Sig Ep lose th is great con­ For Your Enjoyment Saturday Continuous from 1 p.m. Gratz, Marli.ni Kohler , and Bill looking for good men to make th is fact when we meet public test , but we wish them better Bohres. Although we hate to see their career the army. criticisms of current methods of GO TO It's Always luck next year. them go, congratu lations to all Another Chapter in the love• teach ing readfog. ... of these men. Also, we want to life of uour Boy John" was WTit• uBut among omse fves we· must GALE'S PACKAGE STORE Fair Weather extend our congratu lations to face th e fac t that mocfern life Gene Ke lly, D an D ailey and 111 doubt it,,, was the word for ten last Sunday. It seems as 703 Pine Street Hank Lamn , \Varren Hooks and though "ding •how" was missing demands signif icant fy bett er re­ Cyd Charisse last week as the hopes of the Fted J anesky , who are to be sults than those that may fiave pledges ran high for winning the her true love and lowered herself - PL US - marr ied this summer. been considere d adequate in pas t FOR THE FINEST IN: TK E P ledge - Active softball by calling John to invite him to Only four more studying days years. 11 game. \Veil, the word for this a picn ic. J ust because she fed The Spoilers left till finals. The glor ious day him her usual line of bull which He acfcfed that only thro ugh week has changed to "afraid so" Liquor, Wines, Cold Beer Anne Baxter , Jeff Chand ler and is arriving comrades . Soon we he fell for, uhook, line an d sink• wide reading and · leisurefy reffec­ beca use the Actives won the game Rory Calhoun will be departing from this place er/' he now figures that he has tion "can we assess curr ent events and the free 0 goodies" that went Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobaccos of unforeseen tragedy. It 's for in the perspective of history." Sunday, Monday and Tuesday to the winner. Moose-aS witchy "­ gotten bac k in her good graces. sure now that the schoo l yea r is You can not fool us uH enry,'1 we May 20-2 !'-22 i\Jormino was the big man for the complete since Gil has att ended know you st ill love thf "M ON• To make a peach cordial~ buy DIC K GALE, Owner P hone 1402 Sunday Continuous from. 1 p. m. Actives as many a pledge went his last blow out up St. Cha rles STER." her a dr ink . down swinging under him. Other way. That party nea r the river The Great stars for the day were "S peedy in a log cabin must have been Gonzales ,'1 more commonly fun. Diamond Robbery known as Paul Slinkerd, and Lou Red Skelton and Ca ra \Villiams Louis, tJ1e pitcher 's fr iend. It Sig Ep joined* * forces * with Theta - PLUS - seems as though old Jay Bloods­ worth was having a ball for him • Kap this week•end and held a The Iron Mistress self after the game. Right, Jay? last outing at !\1Ia ramec Spr ings. Alan Ladd and Virginia Mayo Congra tulations are in ordet1 As happened last year 1 the T heta Kaps had to start throwing \\'ed nesday-T hursday , May 23-24 for Bill Giffin and his wife, the new ad dit ion being a baby girl. water which even tually ended The Rose Ray Majesko is also in the hos- with everyone getting wet , except pita l-No!! !.-he isn't having a Hilly R. Jones. \Ve were afraid Bowl Story baby , bu t we are proud to an­ the shock of the water migh t kill an old man like Willy. T he Sig The Original Wasp, the first P & W A engine - designed, )Ja,rshall Th ompson, Vera Mi les nounce that he has just had a What's fabricared and assembled in less than seven months. Weig h• 11 1 doing _ PLUS _ six-ounce appendix! T hings are Ep bird~dogs,'' (ca n t ment ion ing under 650 pounds and officially rated at 110 bor_f• in good order as Ray has been ar:y names since one of them is powe r, th is lighrweigh t, air-cooled radial engmc w.\S s engaged)i joined the Sig Pis who milestone in aviation histary and set the pattern for almost 'ttl B L t receiving dai ly visits from a th ree decades of record .breaki ng advance,. L1 e Oy OS beaut iful blonde. It 's better than were hold~ng a picn ic with dates at Pratt & Whitney Bing Crosby, Claude Da uphin going to sc'hool, I tell yo u ! 111111111111111u11111111111111111111mm11111111111111111111m1111uOnce agai n the T EKE house Rollaino Theatre was blessed wit h feminity as the Open 24 Hours Aircraft associate members and their wives On Our Wide Screen were guests at a ba nquet held in Wee Freeze r111111 111mmimu11111m1111111111m111111111their honor as a small token of 11111111111111111111 Frozen Confection s Fri day and Saturday , May 18-l9 our appreciatio n to them for the Sot u-rday Continuous from 1 p.m. help they have given to bene fit Today's leadership a the fra ternity. Another banquet Wee Chef Security Risk was held in honor of the seniors Drive In who are gradua ting in Jun e, reflection of policies established .:),t.. : , J ohn I reland, D orot hy Ma lone name ly John Feemster, Jerry San d wich es - Chili - Fried Tht Dot1bleWasp, an 18-cylinder, two-row piston eng ine - PL US - McCoy , Mi les Midg ley and Bob in aviation's infancy f ro.ted at 240 0 borsepower for basic use. lc.s rating iqcreased Owen. Chick en & Shrimp by ,-,,ater injection to 3400 horsepower, the Double W lUP was irutr ume ntal in rurn ing au ny a. milita.ry crisis into an Two Gun Teacher aerial victory io. the dCCUive battle, of World War 11. Guy Ma dison and Andy D evine Back in Th e Roaring Twenries., the magic dream pictured Ameri• can families someday using the light personal airplane as freely as \Veil, the big week came at last Highway 63 & 8th St. Sunday, Monday and T uesday the famil}' . Amo ng the realists, however, was a handful of men May 20-21-22 and it can truth fully be said that Phone 8Z2 the Sigma Pi uDry Gulch Stomp" who were unshakable in their conviction chat the real future of Sunday Conti nuous from 1 p. m. was a rip-roar ing success. T he aviation lay with bigger aircraft, higher speeds, greater ranges - pledges had worked long and all possible only through engi nes of higher power and more relia• Fingerman bilicy cban those of tha t era. Frank Lovejoy, Forres t Tucker and Peggie Cast le In rhe spring of 1925, six of these men of vision founded a - PLUS - company in Hartford ro undertake che development of a new air­ Always Ask for craft engine- an air-cooled type. Th e year's end heralded their The Face Be­ fuse success-Pratt & Whitney Aircraft's ''Wasp" . TUCKER'S ICB CREA M hind the Mask This mlemed group of men continued to improve their power• The Wasp Major, a 28-cylinder engine with pistons a.rronged ] 'eter Lorre and Evelyn Keyes plane designs, developing engines of steadily mounting power chat in four rows of seven each and a 3800,hor!epower racing. Ics power and performance having never been equalled. the operated efficiently and dependably. They contributed much to Thursday, May 24 Wasp Major repre$CntS the apex of the an of building T UCKER DA I RY aviation·s pcogress-so much so chat currently chree-rld's forcmo11 tioo. since early 19H, the )-'57 hu continuously undergone - PLUS - progrC3,ive deveJopment. It gives every indication of h2ving design.ff '1M bJJilk almost unlimited growth po.ssibilitiC$. Run for Cover of 11ircr11/1engine, James Cagney, Viveca Lind fors Sunday and Monday , i\!ay 20•2 I To Cat ch a Th ief PRATT & ·WHITNEY Cary Gra nt - and ----- Grace Kelly 'lues. i\lay 22 DOLL AR NIGIIT AIRCRAFT Because of You . DIVISION OF U NI TE D AIRCRAFT CORPORAT I O N Loreta Young , Jeff Chand ler and Alex Nicol -THE NATION'S TOAST EA S T H A RTFORD 8 , CONNECTICUT

Wednesday-Thursday, ~lay 23-24 FROM COASTTO COAST The [ni ines of Tomorrow, advanced jet, turboprop, and nudeu. Alscady in various suges of development, these aircraf t The Girl Rush enginC$ of the future will further contribute co the long Rosa lind Russell and MUELLER DISTRIBUTING CO. hi.sto']' of lcade!rship that Pr::att & Whitoey J\ircraft bas establubed in the field of aviation. Fernando Lam es Rolla, Mo. mm11:111mu1111111n11111m111111111111111m11111111111111111m