The Egyptian, March 05, 1954
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1 Southern llinois University Carbondale OpenSUC March 1954 Daily Egyptian The Egyptian, March 05, 1954 Egyptian Staff Follow this and additional works at: Volume 35, ssue 39 Recommended Citation Egyptian Staff, "The Egyptian, March 05, 1954" (1954). March Paper 3. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1954 at OpenSUC. t has been accepted for inclusion in March 1954 by an authorized administrator of OpenSUC. For more information, please contact opensiuc@lib.siu.edu.
2 Almost 15 Per Cent of Stu Students Commute SOUTHERN LLNOS UNVERSTY Students t.1king tt-.c fifth annual fidd coune in g.:ograph ~'.. 50 will tour Ntw ~ txico.,\ tiuma, Cali lamia. Neo'ilda, Utah and Colon.- do. PoinlS of interest to be "is;! td include: :\buquerquc. Santa Fe. Phocnu. Gnnd Can\'on, H OO\Cf Dam, l os An~lts. Y()5lrlnin:. San Fr.mciJCo,.he: Collifomi;a redwoods. Sill! ukc, Esrts P,nk, Dnwcr and Colondo Springs;. Geography 450 consisls of one \ \ cd: on the campus and si.", and onc half wttks in the fidd. Ten qu.uter hours of r!sidener ~edi l will be. gi\"cn 10 ~udcnts Ql5fx LOril ~ col1lplding the course. <;ruu.:nts rakin)::,he trip l\a\'e the 3tlt'ilnub>C of "!'lot only JCcing what tourist ~. but will TUke a sndy of how the people arc livin~ in v:ariou5 artas." according to Robert -brpet. ditl'cot or tn: c:oul'w. The: CO'll of the trir_ June :!S throu\!h ' \ llt:.. ha.~ l:cn 50:1 at 532;. This am",,"r \\ ill con~ r hr- followin!:: rtgisa:nuor fet'. mm' pon ::llion. rooms in houl~ ~nd moleis. insurance. )tool' m31ni~15 and tuilion. T he COOKe i, optn 10 juniors. ~n ion Ond g-raduolle S\Jdtnt ",ho h;tlt,,~ ~ mimimum rcquirtmtnl the introduc,... ry COUfSC in geogl;lph\ <lr the t<jul\'c!tnl thereof. ndh idu.ljs who do no( wish ernit m.ay en roll whether of N).:h ~ham.lgc or :u.lult. Atltlilinal infoltnltion mol\' be nhuinnl h,' ("u nl.k lin~ Dr, brpo;f,!;t'\"s '~l'hy h...,... phun CARO l. MOORE. sophomorfajn'li)in"l m m... ~'f. h the E~~' " li.ln pillup uf h.: \1 ttl. "1,.. ".,,, '...,c! hrull,'' 't.. nd~ ')'. -':".111<1\\\'1-.:11,!';. t' h"ml' t.m n ) U1(\\uuJ... ntl )/10; il;.( ~ rrgion of Soutllo..lr> llinois h.u suffrrm \'fry much afrom unrm. ploymrnr.". Dougbs d«13ml. n d~in<.: Dnu\:bs j{ll't' h i~,diniliion of "hr-r(' SnUlhcrn linoi ~ h., gint. Ht' Qid. Some sal' Soulh.'rn llinois 1x-~1O~ ~uth of mult' -10. some.' ~\'. ul... rn /iools br$:' ns WXllh of,... B.S.O railfold OC";lr roult' 50. W)tnc Wo' it bc~n) :.DUlh of Centon...nj some (''rn wy t beg ns 1lOtlh of urbon.ult. But ~\o' Southtm minais br~ins whtre 'dle ptoplc ue fmndjitt. the miln OTe brighter. and lhe: handshaltts are w:mnc::r. Saudwm U1inais is where dw people nuke a ftllow lil( me from Chic:ago fte l right ll~." \V l lhlhi~.)('ro\\dof 1hoU 150 p..'oplc ~l\'t Dou\llas : W;ltm lund :lnd h<" mc:eling was adjourmd.
3 Class Of '90 Graduate Visits Campus Tuesday fhe EGYPTAN. FRDAY. MARCH Me.'" Associated Co'elate Pms Published semi w«kly Wring the school ym attpting holidays and tzm wte.u bv sruc:lents of Southern liinou University, Carbc:mdalc. Dl Entcml u second dass WW t the Cubondale par office undea the Art 01: Match 3. 18; 9. Jim Aiken ruclwd L<e Pit Sherman business man~1 Bob Poos. 1pC!".l cdilol.ken Davis, Don Phillips... pbor~ ~pn- >on Hugus <JUcuJarioo Donald R. Grubb txujry ad.u. Reponc...- Un!Jowell. Dan H:LOTan, Uon fjarxus. Eblne.n... ~ Bob Henley. lim H Cks. Jerry Kalaky. S3m Leek, Sue Alice Martin. Hadon Matthews. Phillip 1\leaghcr. Mike i"atrick, Oon.Phillips, Uon r - "w. BOX FOUNTAN FOUNTAN DRNKS CE CREAM T'} Our Maltl City Dairy 521 S. rllin.is Su ndiy. Monday, Mmh 1, J,n,J~n'::':'; i:~;r~:"~r,!:;'r~~ 1 1 Fernando Diamond Queen LJmu. Arlene aabl Rodgers Saturday. Marcil & Cry of the Hunted ViUGrio Gmmln. Polly Berlen Sund". Monday, Much 7, ' South Sea Woman ~1!!'i~S F~!.. T~!. ~~~n:~e~ l or:! sued ht.r h_ ' ~ nd, Kenneth, ror a dh o~. ;\r. :\lorst: is an emr l o~'ee of P:n':\mnican airlines. ;\rs'l \lorse dur~ cd her hllso:a mj has a girl in e\u-y airpvrt. \ \ 'h.1" S mort ~hc n;ullul them. '54 CLASS RNGS ni tl~r shipmen t on order is hert. 15% Discount t. Students! FREE Pickup and Delivery! HOMBERG CLEANERS Phone l.... COMPARE: C~ for further i nfo r m~lion TER TE Quality PROCESS HGGNS MAKES CLOTlits Price JEWELRY CO. BRGHTER Ph. 3J Workmanship ~------~ ~, Just the ticket for spring vacation! "'"'.. TMU..., 1HnC or wait until alcyway ~th.. eieal"5? Take 3 tr:ain home and keep that very firat date j Of' nrc! n's fg( AllOtC with the crowd.1 together on the train. There' room ror bridge or bull session. And, in \he..dininr car, you c.aa enjoy the next bedt to borne cooking. 10 r.. 2S~ USS t han the r~ ular Q03('h rare by lravelina: home and back with two or more rriends on Groll.p EL'OJ c;~~ Paw. Tickm.!!::' ::~o;!:nt~t ;~~~8;:~d~~:~;~~~~::~,:u::r:: train. [hen returning as_group or individually. Con.ult Y.ur Lecal.aHreM Ticket Ac-t w... ef D. ~rt.... Dat e... DebMotl ~ EASTERN RALROADS Accordinc to college men, Anow "Gabanaro" ;. the best.fitting.porta shirt on thw and e'9vy campus - with built-in comfort... neater, smarter lines. "Gabanaro" features a wide ranre of colora in waahab~ rayon pbardine.... 1RROW "" d... wt.u: ~',,-.,WlA. _ University Drugs
4 tn.""". lin.is TH [~YPTL\N, FRDAY, MARCH, 1154 Students Revise Opio~ions About Mental Patients After Field Trip Mrs. dol Bninet. hit. ",dl. tbenpirt at Ann.l Shte bospitjl, describes to,isitin, SU studints Un oplntion of. bydro thm" tub whith tirculales W While fouring Annl Sllle hos pitll Ja5t week l ~udenl t South tm llinois Unh'el$il), obstevecl in :UnoUmenl..., a!l\;j\'s thouj!;n DH.'nal p;l11l'nb lere r~' ;ng T'Llni:aa. but 1.'<),1 of,hl'$(' peopll' s«m to be.:on,ojeldv!>.nc. wonder how mlny ' app;tr.. ndy nonn:al people n:ally n... d ps~c hl ' uric help." Dr. l eslie i\1a p"~, psl cholet; professor al Southtrn. ~ 't thi~ i.~ a t\l'q n-aclion 01 "udents in his "Hum,1l P toon~!\'" cbs5t.'s "00 i.it tho- ho-pit.11 Jf one of heir alosi~n,",' nts ter.lound pltient at body tempmtun. StudenU lit: Merlin Hod". lett. nl; Ann Appldon. Bellevilll; Line, Mc Hnd" Od in; Jonas Reid, nd Gml' Cluton. Ann,. tldrd fro. rililt.,n anendln) in tbl. ttmns' wud at Anna Sbtt bsllitjl, shws nothr(jou, of According 10 Or. l\b.lp:w, held by the m.;ajori~' of the 1101' lion progr:uns. occupational lhem of the various kinds of per' Or. i\blp;ass points ow lhon the hls rejcion.jctu:ajly points up ing public." He cilf.'s ~ com- therapy, m:rationll and soci31 fonality devlllions and upbincd runon curnnllv has mote dun : thc: pufj'j05( of n.: course: 10 make man 1!1C imprwion tnt :111 ~ prognms, including dmcing. \"ariou, tre:lune.nts used. A stu- Nlf million tkrsons hospitlliud ~udl.'nts JJrl.' of the n3nire :lnd licntf :le kept behind b.rs. in d~,nt commented. " " 'f cellainly for mental dis('3.s(! :lnd thnusand! :1~:~:.n:~~:";~;e d~:~'t~~:: P l~~~~e~~\\,~ i~~~:li~~;k;i:hl Pri~~ t a~f t~ ~~~~~~ ':~f::~: ~k th:~ t~n::r a:u::eru~t ~o: :=,\:f~~n~:~ i::~. m xcomin!: ~"'1;himist s:' he rrip were :amlzed to find that the mcnt- medic"j t~r:lpy' h\'dro- }oursclf." "This is a social problem e1l' >.\\'5, ~"b u! th~' m', or SOOn will Anna hospital C'3rd for patients thcrjpy.electric mock!\cr.lpy, in tr~'onc should know aoou," Dr. x l' Oin~ Cililens.. As such the\' in a rej3..wd lnd infnrm.11 almos- sulin therapy. They leuned that A c1:w.m3te ~id in Jgrccment...::===-="--="--=--"== should lno\ ho'l' l selle C'3 r~ phcre. One studenl acimiltl.'d br- wards were soc:! to open in " visuallttd : in~n( persons for p.. rsom hose personalilics er.", thought they would all be 1H~'c ho and ~oup thenpy. 1\ hleh ls being in. Stupor so tnt they ;:~ ~r ~~~:~~:.:...rhcy cnnoc ::~d he 13m.', :S prison..n ~~~!~i~~ field of lhychologic'31 :':~~;'~!: 7~~h~t i~he~:-'~~ Col:"1!c ~uj<' nts ' enolwous im- nstc:ld he found p;ltients dress- The,';sitors list<'m:d C".rrfullv cu.lrlt.- truc. bcou~ there are so pr'{" ions of n... nul ho-opiuls. Dr. ~'d in comfomble. c'e(l:dl1l- when Dr. Fr:nJ,; Jacobs..n. ehid m:lny 'diffen:nt dt'grtts :lnt1 ~' pes ~Jlp;ass (,,;n "~~'... dll e"u~.:h_-"d'_' ''''_'h'" :::,::... -"'n~',c:.'<::.":...::.;n:...::."u=bi '_' lit=_ ~. ',.::..,.::,ho.::.::"!:~;>=_,::...:.''''':::...:'''''=pila~!>c'neh' disturlxd patients. " Book Reviews Southern Society. TH FlNlT D"NK FOR ANY MeAL.. a n. hrfd frlll nt,. -.c_.. a Afbt H n CARBONDALE ARMORY March 12 CONCERT, ' :30 p, M. _ $1.00 per penon DANCE, 9:00 _ S3.DO per couple WAKE UP YOUR WARDROBE SPRNG FABRCS ARE N CoHont RJ"" ns, Silks, 80lany Wooltns VOlue, Buttuitk, AdnnCl Sl Sikeston. Mo. Blythnillt. Ark. Kansas City, MD.,ClliulO M.mpllh. Tenn. Odroit Peoria ndi.1nlp.lis L.u isyillt, Ky. BOOm incton,. SprlnJfi.ld. 1 j ,,, s.ja & l.o V......".,.. GVE OELTAH PEARLS mlny olhu fine lifts to Choose from. ARNOLD'S JEWELRY 201 W. Wal nul Come in and see hem Futurinl Bonninnn Sluw Ray Sullenltt Red nlle i oanhound TDMlfrilAL JONNSONS UNON BUS TERMNAL.11 S. lnoh P~. 40 GREYHOUND
5 Normal-Western Favored n Wrestling, T ~~ Wtll. the Sllukis end... 1 thc ~J!h.: Exhibillon migh! be ~ succ~ son in a slump. :\ ~ump h.,; \. J- To all concftntj. 3 sincere due :. ~reat d<":!1 10 lhe 10-\,t ' ou!! ~rom the lum membe rs onc.. e~' pl.ln:r. Kuru \lhn hroj..l' ~J(hc.~. mcnch. bmes S. his leg, and titt ahwncc (f :\li!i Cu. G\mnJ~ti c C~ h.;' kin from mosl of tilf 1351,!Jmf. ThJnks Jim...!.ad to be of ~~J\~f 'r e~ np;~!'~r~ \\~:ll~rl~~~.1 - '- 1 <lil hlnl.: b.,[ 'tll' 'ialul..is could ' The Salukis ucren't the ha," " on.111..,f h... dme lj~t t<"jrn tltlt t::0-1 up<et in the last. ~~:~~ ~or r~: re~:n~~~~v ~=~ ~~':~'~~~;V,~eC~~7~~;' ::h;;~~ ~:'~ : :~,~~~ t ~~r("a:\~ ';:!C ~ \~t~:llll~c~'~~~: ;~~'k :~ e f;~ilru l..li:5 [ n~~~~~ ~! be no,; :lj lhl: hltn(lf)m b.l~l,,!rcr s hu~lblc after :1./1. (';n h:l\e:l. h!)r lime n h! "J... nullil ha"e donc it this way dcp31ment." Ai taid bdm, his is the Tltere is 101 flf opinion th.11 li!ouc of [he E~' p t ian \\ ilh Bob Somhern "'b l1"lf,:'etl in noi hcln~.~ spans editor. Tic ~:~~ ml:~'o t ~r~~'~ ;~n ~ :~ :~~~~a ~5 ';~~: : ~ :i~eu e ;0 h '~ fllr - UT' h 11 u < u~lh hc "«.:oml the tim: m ditions :lnd glory plxe f~n l in the \ C '.!.ct~ ~ h:j ~pv rtsl' rilin!:.lld ~-di t ing. n J imj''':lne. hn\\ (', rr. that :r cn(1 ll'!. "d lij..e to tha nk thost 01 «a"l0 _Jump "J~ "'_ pufl~lhtc. pc{\ple. Jlfl fcmo\ td 10 :\1l~ 3 T h.,,.-.,.,-... tbl h.,'id.:nlh- tlr 1(00)1llll, who onc'!: "m p';m" n.~ ;':;;;_ ci(lfd lul yle... llli, 1\(1(' '10 their mc o~ my work.. Aft e~ 'uy & 1" l ll.! til Hrl b \\-:~ 'H their 11.1t" up. j... m hcm shonly. 's been.. xh- cim' l:"""p" Jl sports cunclr.." lobl)'1 S.dn. We don 'l often recti"canv m3<h nof," ow heft.. h',1 hue'< OOe Bears' Spring Football :1~:~,~dl":~~ ~:; ~~:~'chi~f ':'~~L'~~ ' Scheduled to Open 11- lf,,,,,.,. h tl1.,... ::ul <1"u,~h 101 C;p'ln~ rootl~,1 1 pr:x:titt: gi\'c il tl> " "-, ~, m','t "f thl" ~!O~'... h,dulul :11 \\'lshinglon \\" :~ full J!l d... '1"'11' p3~c. Hen:,t\. but :" ru~cd it i~. jl il..tly to prompt : uel:ay until "nt' l1 r lli,,,," ('[",Hts thai is l.".\t \led:. :~ ur'h:~:~j i~;etl: :.h~~~c r;~;' r~n~ l h J ~~i;~j,t;~~ ':~k h~:r; ;~ i : ht;~.~~ :~l~, r~:- ' :~t:~:5ir,,~et~: t::~~~ S~~,er~;i~id.~',, ;o ~"' 1,tto.,1,. [~ \TtiJn. J lin cl rt:lin rlul ono: '~"Ot 10 make cl'e;:' drill count, of tht: reasons for lilt tine rurnou! we 1\ 0n'l!ltJn on J bad djy." :~~i~~i~~~'.' ~~ J: C ~~-n;7: s;~~(' ~~:' T h. Gr.1y Fox,. whose f i r~ i :fn ~ JnJ pictun.--s print,,1 h\ YOU ;': ~ ~;~ : ~~n:~r:~ :~t. pc... p' ct J ~.OOut 30 p!a~"'s ~ij : in: i 51~',a~o :n~:~~t:~~: i:~~ai:p~:~:, ::a;~:~~ 1 ;~~~,~~~' 11 n':: : ~J~~~ntl :~~ nr,,>:ni;qtiom " hiell :;nc w rf ccj Y '~l5ity ~punj.,.he EGYPTAN, FRDAY, MARCH 5, 1954 Salukis Lose Last Game To Cellar Dwellers ~~ ~r"~ml» ;,mlthc ri()( 4 S 16 mdtd the ~ ~ discorc:bnt Tabacd'li nott; Mon~y nigblwith an S6-n T,bls T! setback.by Michigan Normal at Mjc~ipn N Ofll~ 1 l86). Ypsilanti. Prekctes., :! :! Ttl t the '. dlpoglijno - ~ 17 t l2~l'ssa!j1 a Ct):r:~ :::10: ~la~~c~.5 4;,'1 ~i~d~til~.!~.s«ond place ~~i~~ rt ~? ~ Capf. Jacque Theriot. Tom Mi- K'~'ltY, ","., likin. Harvn- Wekb. and h\,c'. olils 31 _4 86 [)avis finished their collgeu te 0SC ""'" ;n "'" s- whkh found Collete Basketball the Sahws being defqttd by.1. EAST tnm they had knocktd off n :!ier Holy Cross 05. Temp.: -l in the season. n-66. Millikin W ls YalC' 89. Rhode shnd 83. high point man for tbe SaUki.\j 5,. Bonan:nturc 89. St. \ lnq!nr with 22 m2rkm. foljowtd by ( Pl. \ 61. 'Theriot with t. poin[$. ~~ r:j 6;, Col~. 5-, CNC Lynn Holder said the de- -=---==-"'-"=cc::.::...::="'----"--'-''-'-_''-'''- feat was caused prima ril ~' by two!'\orwich <)7, OJrkson 63. AmMrst 69. R.P. 1. ';2. things. First, Welch h:ld to sit OUt,\ 'Hance ( P.. l 95. Frfdonl.l 72. Wlleeler. WHlem; lkn B D H most of dle game with :n injured ~}\.-doin 97. &ill's 64., kg picked up in 1M Central Mimi' \r~" '': n.: ~, Tunit" (Conn. ) lmots Normll. and ' ::k Jba~ran cis un \\"2$ fust for the Ramblers with gan tilt Sarwd,n rhls 'us a g~ [ ;9 t"o OH'nJneS) O'Oc:, w em.. ill le the nr;~~ondu el bmk:;u3 mo~~ 14 counrns, Hodge second wth 12 dwul!(n[ to StU s re boundmg Alle<.:hfn, S8 ClaTH'!n 72 pnu u:m:r fln:lf play ;\onaay as Still A O\'e tbe Hurons ndiana ( P.1 S8 Grnn G~ pounds, Da'e -~ubs defe:l[ed : Phi Kap fl~e 44-33, with men to thlro\\ Sllppt'n; B nd~. 8 1 n ut! 6 nth' top Sttthng His h SCOtt'!' fot :be: Hub A-ns with l\lan ch \ontd.llr 1 [1 Rldl'J SS of thls \\'lle-.ton with 19 pomts "hlle second mth t Holson _ r,.and 1\ uhl~nbtrt:: S c.,,~b, rt:: ~ _ illinos contnbu[«i 14 to the pomter for the lostn wlm ; nurks ) POllltS,.hlle understudy Tsclm r,: ~ n t;cs S.. SNon C l l~ :) Coul[er th,s h«i h t,.hlle JeHrld aggtng by only a hart bad 14 tallies. E1St Sllllu"~bur..: S PJnltr,S put up a!!tlcld S:mdnn pus he t hou~ pont offered' 14 Mlclllt:a n Nor 1 ourscored StU F:llrelgh DClmson 9.:! l\delph, Old; Enck.son ~f l~~al!~a~:~~fo; t p Ne\\somc's15pollltsfor dtre~ 11\ e\bu e ry bqu3.~ E r ~:~:c,:e ltbe bst;8 d Tf.he dark horse of the divsion, els put hun at the top m his con' one. [ y. t lime.ue C3 \ \:S S U he may not be able to '\or~ b-c-:usc: s!~: 1 4~..;r;,m \\~~esl~~~~... an~ helped., O\ efcome the 00 gre:at (, ~~~ S~o~\(fcomo. 10';:W ~ ~; ~ngl or; ;9 c,.;r."... a \r,~::~~c~e s~~~.. e ~~ ~d.. lg the \\lnnmg SPs b\.1ltue,::~s ~ds ~g. ~\~lnn~!oll:~~ \\~~ S~utbern (7!) FG T TP \lld\\'est af( Jim i\lurph', E:astem. ~nd of h15 2~ pomts Henderson led mallu l3a:fteld led the OSlngj\\elch OLbhoma \& \ _~; Tu l~ ~6 Murakow sh Northern tbe Leggers u~th l lobl of 20 Kids Wth 13 ml.ks and P!:Jnd \\3.$ Smuh 0 0.,01 b \\rena: T.-ch ' ) CJh ln)9 S k N T heil X s unled the Tekes 47- sect)"> ] \lith 1 ~llhk m 10 2 _2 DJna;; Tlrla o ;6 \oh'rtlme) o:n t>oundl~~~ (l r ' ~sm;:.~ 31 Ca~n ~ r led the \1C'!onous Sout~ emm defeated the Redbml~ Umbert 0 :: _ Supenor (\\ S ' S~ ElU Chtre - =...:::.==----- :: _:;~; 10 litt Joht he3, \'\\ elght dl' ThE:S \\ 11,1 _4 marlets l nd Fm'! 4832, "1m Wilson pushing through :\ orpn 2 ), Bob Schulze i'\orthern, ~ rj ld \\":ls dose behind,," h 13 :1 sub:!.l:lntul 22 pomts for the '\n [h,ts 3 ) 9 ~u'j, OJ kou 63 "' ugu~lana (5 lii.pound champ tuo ~ UTS \~me ".S.Op m3 ~ for the Te ~ ts ners. Thorp led the Redbuds \\lm Bagge!! 4 0 S -D::;'='===;;:;:r;;;;;;=; will gi"e Stock his toughm wl[h poillts. Smuh second With 12.. lr- Ted l\ollen, Western, and l lo......, ~< j :' Ru et n d i.' Southem, 3[e bet S, Tns ~ropp!d l H a \ ~ k qu.tn Bears'.,fllS Lose TUT "_... Rtstrinlinl? t rs accord tet ,,,"h Holobowskl le:adlllg fil"c;. Try our Expert g~~x ~ uld i\'e ~ the p;kk with his 19 points. Kro- To Coacordia Resenes!l:l ~t. "" work - lal l nd Engle tied for second pl~ Washington Uni\'ersity's junior t~a~3\-v\\"ei ht dh'ision, bi Sig TJU honors wilh,10 ~piett.,":),rsity ba5ket~1.cam toch~ b..i~ k tl("\. e. d e f~~ding dllmpio~ Parkcr led thc 1-13,,:ks wnh ), and suffered only ts thud de ~J t m l W.. t«i 0 of the btt \ \.15 s«ond,,"lh 13. games aftn bowing team.,~ to 39, w~: ~:~ i'~ ~bc.o loun~~ and n tbe consolatio n bf4ckrt: at the Preachers' Fit ld House. assured of winnin.. his SnuL~e ~_Com fo rt.defl."jted the R.am. k:lrold fusr: was high poin! man 1"''''~ '''' ~ro nd i in a row, Second p l.j(e biers ), ~2. Gilmore led the for d ncordia with 16 points w hil~ 011 SALE TODAY amon" four men, ~ne Southern! w ith 19. points, and lerv i\loe~lering pattd the k:an at UD's... S!::;:::,~. i'he:aton ~::';;n~~; this \"Cat and Duo 1 nj; ' ".., ""' the :\C lut,,~, : Ralph ~~dn~;;'~ \\~~~;:~ E.l:>tem. for 311 con[esunts will n" " ~; n '- -' a. m. Saturday ( i'.llr, 6 ) rim rounj of the tourney at 10:30 3. m. The round will be at 1;30 p. m. finals :lnd consolations will 7:30 p. m. All mald~ s held in the StU ~en's fnside on cold anil/or raim' J.a,"!' ~nd outside on warm lnd/ ot" dn., da, s. Coac l! Glenn "Abe" M:min is 'putting lhe bas<!blll uam through its pxes prror to a si."{ game :o,:-.ring training trip. About 20 players wili.nlle the journe~' to tilt d~p south. t 3\'ing campus &tturd~y, ~br. 13 ll.e! returning Sunday, ~br First StOp is scheduled for Somhwtslern l ouis ~ Ltb ~'Clle. Ll.. wilh games , and 17. The telm to l O\'ola Unh crsi,,, i':ew ",,,,;no,',,n,.. on :\ Jf. 'S ~ nu VEATH,#RT 6pO~TS _ ;>... O...!' 1' : "",",,:::.::'-... ~, "'"(' s nd '''-'h ":33~. LM"L- J"'~-'~ W'''' " '-=-=-M~n:::::::::::::ER~OF~~ST~E When you come ri<t dayton to it, you smoke for one simple reason _. enjoy. ment. And amolrin& enjoyment is all mattl!r of taste. YH, taste is what counts in a cigarette. And Luckies taste better,. Two facts ezpwn wby Luc:kies taste better, First, LS.,MF,T,- Lucky Strike means fine tobacco. " liibt. mild tastin& tob...-ro. Second, Luckies are actually mad. better to taste better. always round, finn. fully packed to draw freely and smoke evenly, So. for the enjoyment you get from better taste, and only from better taste. Be Happy- Go Lucky. Get a pack Of" a carton of better-tastinl( Luclcil!S today , ~~:n\.nds. fo<~on... rwll Wh... 's your lngl.? t', easier than you think to make $25 by writinc a Lucky Str ik~ jin&le like those you see in thu; 1<1 Yes. we need jin&l" - and we-pay $25 Cor.' cry ODe..-e use! 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