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14 Mar 1944
The Missouri Miner, March 14, 1944
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The larg est s inzle op iu m hau Writes Words For MSMSong in the city's hi story was made i n im Editor 's No le:-"T he Old Bell " at MSM is th e subj ect Washington. But t he most st ill wil aro und whi ch Prof. M. H. Cagg ha s writte n word s for a so ng. If port.ant wartime dope so meon e wou ld set t hese words to mu sic, effective ly, ~1SM m ight come from the capital. to nrg ht find it se lf wit h a fin e i nstrument with w hich to carry on the • THE MISSOURIMINfR tr adition s of th e schoo l. RACK THE 11.TTACK! The Old Bell at the Missouri School c~,-~o·sCOLDS of Mines ER 1 33 ~.f ~ 8- '-:, I -without "dosing."' ~ - of.~ (By M. H. CAGG) m~~ ------r~_/~y VICKS- Tt is the bell, yes, t he gra nd old bell! RUBON+ v A Po R u e VOLUME 29 (Fea turing Activities of Students ancl_Faculty of MSM) NUMBER 90 lts sober chimes I hear. ------"T he MinC'l'S have won!" it loves to tell, I'.YOU WOMENSUFFER WHOFROM._ - THE MISSOURI MINER As it has for many a year . Lt. Fred Finley,_ A SONG FOR THE BEL L, THE GRAND OLD BELL! Independentsto TH E MISSOURI MI NER is the public at ion ol AS 11' RTNGS FO R CAMPUS A!'ID TOWN , · HOlflASHES I! you suffer from hot flashes , the Stude nts of ~he Missouri Schoo l of Min es and Ex-Miner Editor,WHILE ITS LARGO SWfNG WORKS A MAGIC SP E LL weak, nervous irritable feeli ngs, are AS IT SHOWERS IT S MELODY DOW N. a bit blue at times-due to the tune. Meta llurgy, managed by the Student s. tto nal "middle- age " period peculla r t o women-try L yd ia E. Ptnkham·s Honor-Patro n Saint And what do it s iron tones recall Vegetable Compound to relleve suc h It is publi shed every Tu esday for the regular term. Gets SilverStar symptoms. It helps na tur e/ Follow ~------To some who sojourn here? label directions . Lt. Fred Finle y, '41 and ex -edi tor The ccme-back days, the good football their locally famous drop-ins. Member of t he Miner , ha s been awarded LYDIAE. PINKHAM'Sm,W3~~ ltl!:P~l!:Sl!NTl!:0 POA NATIONAi ADVl!:RTl91NO BY ln the g::,mes of yesteryear; , St. ouisL Band The highlight of the week encl the Silver Star for gallantry in comes Sat urday with th"e Inrle J:hsocialed Colle5iale Press NationalAdvertising Service, Inc. action, according to news from the ~ College Publishers Rep-resen/ali ve .,, The snake-dance spir3ls, the great band-play, pendent's "Shamrock Frolic 11 in Dis tri butor o f 420 MADI SON AV E. Jt NEW YORK. N . Y . War Departm ent to his parent s. With the festal joys and song, featured at the Jackling Gymnasium. This is ,.he Collee,ialeDi5est CHICAGO ' BOSTON • LOS ANC[LfS ' SA N FRANCI SCO He was awarded the medal last Th e revelri es of the too-short day, Rolla Garbage -nnd-e arlv f!1·st d~nce in J ack ling Gymna spring , but thi s is the first infor And th e ga la night Soon gone. the wi,;. 'Shamrock Frolic'sium th i s year, and i t is expected THE STAFF rna t.ion as to the cir cumst a nces lo be " lik e old times .n ~ Service lps of hol; Editor-in-C hief .. ... C. E. FINLEY Iprompting the award . Our precious friends , whose forms arc gone, The bigges t, fun-fill ed week ;e, Rolln's . From 9 p. m. 'til 1 p. m., dan c Bu siness Manag er J AMES CHAN EY Lt.. F inl ey r eceived hi s comm is Whose li ves were eterna l spring s, Jenkins Bros. eked off'' end of the yea 1· has beeh planned rng to Jul es Blattner and his or ion in the Corps of E ngineers up on Circula t ion Manager FRED SC H MITZ s Their words and smiles in our hearts live ' her e thi ~ by the Indepe ndent s for th e com chestra is the order of the evening on graduation from the Adv a nced In rncm'r ies the old bell brings. J. M. Jenkins, R.. 2, Phone 2804 ing week end o f March 17-18. Re Blattn er, although little known Sports Editor . .. RAY JUERGE~S I R. 0. T. C. Course her e. He was or Phone 2720 ,Ila's par t lnclant to let the birthd ay of -om here, is highly popular in enter I Cadet Major in t he Regiment here . Thr oug h heat and cold of fif ty year s, P. 0. BOX No. 79 Pafron Saint pass unnoticed, the tainment circles in St. Loui s. In $1G,800) , 11 1 Twi ce wounded and holder of the With magic born of sun and fr0st, most or Independe nt s se lected this date in the past he has been feat ur ed at The Chief1 Purpl e Heart, Lt. Finley is a vet Thi s sweet -toned bell ha s calmed our fears ,fast hm· ~pecial com memoration of St. Pat the Veiled Prophet's Ball, and has eran of the North African ancl Tha t the Miners' game was lost. e instru c r:~k; and any re se mblance of this a lso been featured at var ious .3t. The Sc hool of Mines and every Miner who Sic ilian campaigns, and has been ~Y, count y affair to for mer St . Pat' s celebra Louis night clubs. Ten pieces a ever attended MSM lost a friend and s taunch overseas si nce September 1942. Sometimes, perhaps, in a thoughtle ss day >rank L. tion~ is purely int en tion al. vocalist, and great difficulty' in Wou nded severely in Sici ly, he re From the tower where long it 's stood , PHOTOGRAPHS ·man, amt Lambda Chi fraternity gets the booking attest to Blattner's pop support er. Th e sudd en and shocking death of cuperated in North Africa and is Men , wanting for metal, will haul it away, week end underway Frida y eve ularity. Dr. H. A. Bue hler this morning came as a great now statione d in England. But neither for gain nor good. ning at 9:30 p. m., with one of THAT LIVE out sig- Sigma Pi fraternity will ho!d campus. An officer in General George blow to his many friends on the For lon g as foe sens of the School of Mine s 1t.a her e open house at Int ermi ss ion. Pr e Pa tton's fam ed Second Division, Are amor.g the children of men, greate1 · sa le tickets a ,·e $1.60, stag or drag For man y yea rs associated with the School Finl ey was a leade r of one of the FOREVER The and $2. 00 1s the door charge . Tic as head of the Geological Survey, Dr. Buehler much publicized "Hell Squads" of They' ll thi nk of the days when they "held the lines" ~ donn• ROLLA, And th e bell that p1'oc1'1imed it th en. • Port raits in the Home . ,e larg ket s may be sec ured frim Dick Company D,, 1st Engineer Battal MO. Car1 Finle y, ·Gus had on many occasions cheerfull y given his valu :VERY- Piasecke, Sieg le, ion. Th e action of t his Comp an y • Family Groups . RITZ Savu, or Er nie Massard. Pr e able time and adv ice for th e promotion of th e has been imm ortali zed in Captain THEN , A SONG FOR THE BELL , TH E GRA D OLD BELL! , • Commercial Photos. YOUR FA VORITE THEATR E sa le dead lin e is Saturday noon . school. He always was willing to boost a School In gerso ll' s recent book, "Th e Ba t AS rr RINGS FOR CAMPUS AND TOWN cont acte d, From all indications lhis af f air ofMines student in the engineering profe ssion, tle is t he Pa yof _f." WHILE ITS LARGO SWING WORKS A MAGIC SPELL •e whole Tues. -Wed. , March 1'1-15 promises to be tlie dance of the The citation from Lt. Finley's AS IT SHOW ERS ITS MELODY DOWN. I by the author) ;he chai r• Req uest P rog ram year; and the A . S. T . is askea :o Unsurpassed as an engineer, Dr. Buehler 's commanding officer, Lt. Col. H. (Copyright ROLLA ·oss WA R Presto n Fosler -W m. Ben dix in join the Miner s, in one last splurge contri
The DAILY Newspaper of the Fort Leonard Wood and Ozarks Area World THE WEATHER Tf News • ROLLA DAILY NEW ERA Light ra i11 so uthea st, mu ch colder. By UNITED PRESS United Press Wire Service - NEA Picture, and Features-Exclusive NEA Telephotos-Largest Circulatiop m Phelps County - Today'• Headline Events in a Nut, VOLUME 69 15c Per Week by Carrier Publi shed Every Evening 5c Sing le Copy NUMBER 138 ROLLA, MISSOURI, TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1944 Except Saturday and Sunday VOLUME 29 ahell for Our ~uay ---- Readers - . Craft ShopIAbout Rolla Death to Axis, Aid to Yanks, Mission B-25of NAVY NEEDS MORE MEN . People ... 'Chief' BuehlerAST F WASHINGTON - Mount inir FAHWELL PARTY FOil manpower requirements of a Na\'y MISS EMILIE PERRON . expanding at the rate of nearly 12 Here Invites · . MSM A farewell dinner . party was seagoing s hip s a day , the 80,000· g iven for Miss En1ilie Perron at landing barge program and othe r the Houston House in Newbu rg phases of the industrial war effort. Dies Unexpectedly.. ~:~~.,~:.::-: i\Ionday even ing. Miss Perron i~ call for enactment of "so me sort Membership * • * ~ • Forces that. the _!J being transferred from the Bu Dean of Geologists • the School of Mi of national service law," Secretary On January 31. 1943, the \VPA reau of Min{'s in Roll a to Junea11, H t continued. The t of Nan • Frank Knox said today. discontinued its projects over the .-\lash~. Guests at the pm·ty in Succum bs T o ear snident-trainees, ~ '' It is my personal view and that country. Among its projects in cluded a group o.f Miss Perron' s Attack Early Today cal Bng inee ring of lhe Secretary of War and the Rolla were the Fort Wood Region t