THURSDAY. MAY 2,
TUP. DAILY M.lUaSKAN
Til KIT.
CONTRALTO SINGS
IN FINAL CONCERT
I
0 LARGE CROWD
.' Gertrude Kinceide
Accent Omaha Volition
Uenrude Klaratde Ui accept
ed pr.fttorsittp ranch at
lb Initartity of Omaha, and
III Itkt up her duties Ibara
et hp(n.br. Miss klnt aide
ass oea uiambor of the fami
ly of tha department of Ho
atsr Imiutifi hr fur throe
)tit. and lll -! ber luaa
'r dsio from ibJa dat-art-oianl
thta aprtng
Mite Ainraide It a gradual
Of lb t nitairltr (iba bat
lauihi la I'omo Kit, and in
Ilia blb Schools of t'levelsud
Ohio, whet a aha laugh! Frenth
under 8uertniendanl la Paute.
che degrees vat iba data of H
1 A. and 3d. rotlrge.
Oklahoma ranlit tilth among
all t'atra In the un.ou In the num
ber of dtlry bull attorlatlont, re
porta J. w. Iioohr. attention dairy
nan with tba Oklahoma A. and M.
college.
About 1100. three watrhtt anl
Items of nothing were taken from
four fraternity houaet at Iowa
Htate college recently. Tha houtet nie, May 31
roaoad were iba Tau Kappa t-pai-lea.
I'M Tal. Signia Alpha tptiion'
and Kappa pigtua.
Madame Schumann-Hcink '
Charms Audience of
3,000 Persons
APPLAUSJJS JENEROUS
Grand Old Woman of Song'
Answers Encore Calls
Many Times
(y GtS MtKIm)
MaJatua Scbumaen lltlak thor
oughly charmed an audience of ap
I intimately 1.0J muilo lovera at
the unl'tralty Coliseum latt Bight
hen. the prraented her farewell
, onrrn Id Lincoln admirers. Tba
tonrert vat spontored by the
me,lrtn l-egtoa rott No. 3 of Lin
. ..lo. Max Johnson of tha Legion
tiling at manager.
One could aatlly nnderatand why
iht great contralto hat been celled
ihe "liraad Old Woman of Song."
and yet tha did cot appear old da
pite bar all try white balr. Tba
igr with which tha tang, por
'raying her remarkable vitality.
aa ai. Inspiration to tboat bearing
her. Tba full, well rounded tones
are those rdlnsrtly of a singer
much younger than on approach
ing her Hiiy-elgbiB birthday Iblt
June.
Madame Scbutoann He Ink's selec
i loot war divided Into three
croups. Rhe wss aupportad by Jos
eph Uefkowitt. violinist, who shared I materials uuar load. Tba principle
of tha magnetic air gap la used In
tba new device.
Coat of education per student In
the University of South Dakota
medical school la 43 per cent leaa
than tha average coat per atudent
la other two year medical achoola
In tba count nr. Dean U. R. Albert-
ton. of the unlveralty school, stated
after examining tba reaulta of a
questionnaire vent out recently.
More than fifty Iowa achoola are
eipected to compete In the second
annual Industrial art ronteat spon
sored for high schools of the state
by the Industrial Arta Department
of Iowa Staate college during
Vaithea. all-college expotitlon to be
held May IS to lk.
Torch light parades, stump
speeches and placards marked the
last few hoars of the most Intense
college political battle tba Univer
sity of South Itokota has ever
known, which ended at Vermillion
the other day with the election of
sttudent president and other offi
cers of tha university Student's association.
SIGMA ETA CHI PLANS
' DAY FETE
, Miss Appleby Will Address
J Organization on Her
i Recent Trip
j Higma I ta 1 hi will hold Ita an
nual IVuuUois' day bsuquri May 4
. al e'tloi k at lha - oodlawn."
i hi ma Appleby, an honorary mta
' bar of the aororti), has rentiy ra
( lurtiisl frum a trip around tha
world and will tell of tome of brr
eiperltnc-oa on tha trip.
Carolyn Iaarltt. national offKer
of Ilia aomrlty. lll rktend I lie
grat-tlnga of the national ao la-
It Ion oiganliatlon. lb ileroiationt
i and I'Ui-e rardt at lo tail) out
the rouud the wot Id theme.
bigiua Kta t'hl recrntb an
nounced lb" following erhrilule of
evrnla which alll be folio t-d dur
ing tha reinalner of the aeniettar:
1'uundert' day banquet. May 4: Ini
tiation. May 7: elrrtlou of olflreis.
May 14; rvreptlnn at the home nf
Mitt llanf'trd. May rl; tpnng lr-
KapfMt Sift Win Over
truriai on Diamond
Kfi- rlm t-lll bine
on In i til Arana ilnilt)
afteiuutin. To. a a ieuli f a
nohll uw tilll tfcine ilti hrd by
Krri, kapha hUina Inoundt
inan. Kr)ra an. I I'aurk aeia
the baitfilt-i lor the Kapa Kig
Blue, alule Kii-iinsfr and llru
nel arte Hie b4ilriet lor
Acat la
Offitial Ilullrtin
SrboJttlc ellglbilliy requhe
mtnis for athlrtet aj tha I'nlver
tlty of Wlacontla will be I grade
point per credit under a recom
mendation patted at a recent fac
ulty meeting. The mark la accepted
as a ttatittlral equivalent to the
numerical average of 71 formerly
In force.
Meaeurements of a one hundred-thousandth
part of an Inch
are poaalble with a new tpa of
at rain gaga Juat patented by E. B.
Smith, profeeeor of mechanical en
gineering at Iowa State college.
Tha strain gaga la a device for
meaturlng del lection la building
the program with the singer, play
ing to different groupa of aelec
noni. between thoae offered by tba
lontralto. Doth of the artltts were
accompanied by Joaefln llartman
Vollmer at tba piano.
Gtnertut With Encerea.
Vae upon war of applauae
wept tse aui'.caes afrer each or
Schumann Heink'e songs. She sang
encorea after each of the groupa.
nny Boy" was a favorite with
the audience when she sang It as
n encore after the second group.
He fore tinging thl number fc'.ie ex
plained that she had to sing at
least one of her camp aonga. and
after hearing It It was plain to see
why the la loved by all the men
with whom she came In contact
during tba days of the war. The
audience Insisted on another en
core following this, and this time
the tang "Brother of Mine."
At th eloaa of the program the
audience remained seated and
railed back the singer time and
again. She finally quieted them
and announced that she would sing
aa a requeat "The Rotary." The
crowd did not hesitate to show Its
hearty approval cf this. As she
ang the audience became absolute
ly quiet.
Thursday, May 2
Melhodlal t'oliforeilrt brgllll
Kttginrvta tipfii houte night.
rtiannar) open liou night.
Mens and Moment Commercial
Clubt, dluuir Amies rife.
Tarlt nifiiing. Kllrn Smith
halt. 7 oYI'xk.
Ilarb beel prattle, M. W. A.
la ground. Scteutrenlli aud llol
diegr, I to & o'clock.
Friday. Mty S
I'liarmary week.
Knglneert week.
Iniitn Literary torlei), I'nion
hall. Temple, I o'clock
Miami triad. Cotnlnuket.
I'hl Kappa tpring pany. Cornhut
ker.
Ilarb pany. Collteuni.
Iflta Thria I'nl lioune party.
I'hl timers PI lioune party.
Parmert' Kalr dance, snid'-nt Ac
' tlx It buildins
Knclm-crt' banquet, Annei
AMKrt. Iowa. Apnl X-Althougi. , Saturday. May 4
they are separated front their na- .. .. .
live land by miles of prairie, ruoun- . i! i i . .i
tain ranges and tha Pacific ocean. J-" '",n: rM'' al
eki ,i.a Cornhuaker.
r. k,.,. roi.e.a h..e evivt . K-PI' A'l'ha Thota hotue party.
plan whereby they are able to have
their food cooked and tened In
Chlneae faahioa.
Latt fall they rented a reildcnra
on a street near the college and
transformed It Into a bit of their
native China. One of their number
arts as houte manager. Chinese
hooks snd magatlnes are secured
for tha hmiM. The members take
turns al presiding In the kitchen STUDENTS PLAN
and turning out dellcaclea which virrTIV'
they bad enjoyed at hon e. rLAL ill hll lilts
Snake Sheds Skin as Students Watch
Instructor Assist in Untyinp Knots
Rine-Necked' Reptile from i " aooiogurs Ulw i .
" . ... m j I oat U a trunj lad color i-n
Plattimouth Are riadtop na trU, H(k,,i
Tood Capacity Too Sma.ll; b!,r uBderneaih The bni
. .... tiain manse ring aiound lit tin k
Hence New Bpnnf Attire ,,,,,, ,,, B,llir NVk
- Hie old tkln. though rinlirH in
hi tpliv of getting 1 1 r 1 in a knot i tldeout, la pn't-. l Irani bi-(tniiiiig
I dating Ihe procett. a leo lmh lilng ' lo rn1 " r,n ,,"',, '"r ''"t""
I Neck .n.ke crawled out of It. tku. ' !r"un ,0 "M,,,,r r'"-
iihotii niiking a break In l' from
. h-al to tail
I 1 hit tuake Slid a ktnalti-r one
i aere fuunj recently near I'latla
'mouth h llnbert Wane, aim
! I, .til I.. L., I... IV .1 . (.
jflce in lle.tey ball. Ho many fl.lt I l-""- ' -
aoniM, almost at Urge at ili
' tnike litr-ir, hate ln-.-n ltd to It.
that Ihe old tkin could not stand
PAinii.i:i: u:os
toi l ogt u m MK.i:r
llonaid M Paiumlce
be In Id at Oklahoma A- d M ol-
limli Mr. I'm In I and Mr. tlitiu
llli are aidrly rrconiied aa au
ilxiiitif on animal liuhiidr, and
I. IllKiard. of A and M. col
lre Im u In ihaite of the pro
S i hiii i onai-Wt l tei) foMuntie
li.t he l aide to - ur Hu nt
SinarlMtHxl ('aniiiia
K.i,iut(i St' so... I S t'h K,
l; iMled Ihe rami-ua rttrrr!ay.
He u io mil.'i ll.w ( nut-it,
I'rutliK'l Coniptnv of l'hnai lie
at ou lilt a iu Xt. Intuit ahrra
hi- will if mm ii ituer timniln and
tinm Kiiritt lie ai.l to in li An-gi-li-t
Im It
Students Front China
Shotc Preference for
Their Motive Food
the tutln. Ii iMtitn to liKHH-n n
the morning, and earl) In the af-
'. ternnon bruke say fiont ihe
1 mouth
The King Neck tlnly hn to
emerge, turning ll old coat wrong
i aide out. Afd-r about an hour and
i a half It had sun e d d In fleeing
Itflf for alMiul elcht !ndie. 'I heu
; due to ctanipeil quttiert 1. 1 the
j small Jar 10 hich 11 at ronnned.
' the tnnk somr-liow got lit itll and
the old tkln lansled and rould not
etrape. It riffled retlli-l about,
rapidly runtime Its iln forked
tongue In and out alth Impatience
Wad Attittt Snaks
Finally Ir. VJi look it from
the jar and uniancli-il ihe kin. The
Ring Nc k soon slldeil out an I '
gratefully rurleil in and out be-
Theta Thl Alpha, house party.
Sigma Lambda bridRe par'T. '
lcan Kerguton'a home.
Pharmacy club banquet. Cornhu
ker. IVlta 1'pollon tpilng party. Lin
coin.
MUi Amanda Heppnr's lea. 1 to
8 o'clock, tllen Smith hall.
for bl niairi l'n-e led a lt
Cllaaioii upnll 1 'lloinri Um al the
rikl mea-tlnc ill Hie Collihiilillli
Tuetday iilitlii
lUfli ern of the tm let y Im Ihe
nett lour eek eie let-ted.
I'ljde Kdd at trlected a ihalr
man and L)le Ando-aa .ectct.iv
I hey will plan the nn-t-1 inn tor the
neat tnon'h.
OK!.AIIini..NSK(.l in:
(.KAMI.K II M)U TALK
STII.WATLU tikU -pr :;
(Special! - . locliel, il ! of
ihe Weei.lj lwiii.i t'n Siat. nnl
II J. t ! r ; m ll li. I" ltd o: il.e i. iiiin.il
Im I- inl i ;( (i I niein n lle I nt
iiTfiti of Nrhn va, ill h- the I o
mil tide tpeiikeit oil tin- euiiual
l.itr-M.Mk Keed.'it day prnk-tani In
EAT
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1XMTLE CATr.TERlA
cooo COOKINO
LOU MILL Announcing
"Fieldcrest Clothci"
A Marshall Field A Cotnpajj
Product
"The finest In Men's Wear"
Phone B3975 'or
Appointment
Display R 1309 O St. I
66
IIEItE AND THERE
COODBROD BOOKS RaUy in Ag Hall Will Be
GRADUATE AFFAIR La.t Event Befort
J Farmers Fair
Yonc Man WU Oire hiano i
99
stretch from Ames to Boone, or ap-
proilmately twelve miles. Or If all
More than one hundred students ! the eight psges were removed from
f outstanding acbolsrshlp were the books and laid side by side.
cieven places of honor st the all-1 they would cover an area of about
i.nherslty convocation held at the! six acres. These sidelights on,
i ntveraity or ivansss iota wee.
Vt'aTrr A. Jekup, president of file
i nlt.Tsilty of Iowa, gave the ad
tlren ;or tiie occaalon.
Recital on Next Friday
Evening
Rupert Goodbrod, '29. York, will
give his graduation piano recital,
for the degree Bachelor of Fine
Arta. at the Temple theatre Fri
day evening at S : 15 o'clock. Mr.
Goodbrod is a member of the class
of Herbert Schmidt. Trogram fol
lows: Bach-Hughes Siclllano
Barh....rrelude and Fugue. B flat
Bethoven
Sonata quasi una Fantasia, Op.
27. No. 2
Adagio sosienuto
Allegretto
Presto agitato
Schumann The Prophet Bird
Novelette, E Major
Chonln Prelude. B flat
If all tha stsndsrd eiaminaUons j Rachmaninoff Pollchlnele
books filled by Iowa Statae college ! nrf Gavotte and Musette
students la one school year were 1 nuvernoy Rolling Fire
placed end .to end they would Schuett Impromptu-Roeocco injr before each fair to the student
Finsl meeting of the agricultural
and home economics students in
one group will be In tho form of
a rally staged tonight la Agricul
ture ball. Spirit Is expected to
reach its pesk at the program
which will give time to hilarity and
entertainment rather than buai
ness. Main features for the meeting
will be presentations of skits by
casts from "Snorpheum," the
"Cornfield Follies." and minstrel
shows. The "Snorpheum" orchestra
will present harmony features.
Clarence Clover will give a brief
entertainment snd others will aid
in making up the program.
Time Is 8et for 7:15 o'clock ac
cording to James Rooney. The an
nual nartv for agricultural and
home economic students only will t
be held Friday evening at the Ac
tivities building as a forerunner to
the Farmers Fair. The party is
given by the fair board the even
The moil popular rJy-t-eat
cereala terved in the
dining-reemt of American
collagtt, eating cluba and
fratarnitiat are made by
Ktllogg in Battle Creak. They
include Corn Flakea, Pep
Bran Flakat, Rice Kriapiaa,
Krumblea, and Kellogf'e
Skraddad Whole Wheat Bit.
suit. Alio Kaffaa Hag Coffee
vtho coffee that lata yow
alaep.
The latt three numbers will be
duets, with Norman Goodbrod play
ing second piano.
modern education were obtained
from the superintendent of the col
lege book store on the campus.
INSIGHTS TO
OTHER CAMPUSES
(By Nasi S. Gomon)
WALTHER LEAGUE
PICKS DELEGATE
A commission of twelve Rus
in, representing the Zernotrust. I
Monro, a huge grain trust, which j
is endeavoring to learn about!
American agricultural methods. Lutheran Group will Sena
Waited Iowa sttate college lsstj Gertrude Spats to
I. MMAtlMW Mill... f '
' r , iuoy:.i.lia wiirjv iMiuia
snd the experiment ststalon and
interviewing staff members.
One hundred and twenty-two ap
plications for next year to tho I'r.l
tersitly of Kansas School of Medi
cine have been made so far. forty
nine of which are from residents
of the state, and seventy-three of
which are from non-residents. All
students now able to go on for four
years and complete tbelr work be
t auso of increased hospital facili
ties, whereas thbey were formerly
lorced to complete their work else
w here.
Meeting
Gertrude Spats. '29, has been
selected delegate to the student
district conference of the Walther
league to be held at Oak Park, III.,
Saturday and Sunday, May 4 and
5, according to announcement
made by the Nebraska chapter
yesterday.
Walther league is a young
people's organisation of the Mis
souri Synod cf Lutheran churches
and the students district confer
ence Is an annual assemblage of
members from leagues at various
universities and colleges through
out the country. About fifty dele
gates are expected to attend the
convention.
The University Association of
Link Day at Ohio.
body of the College of Agriculture.
Fraternity Pledges
Delta Sigma Pi. professional
commerce fraternity, held formal
pledging in the Commercial Club
rooms last night. Klght men were
pledged to the organization. They
Include: Merrill Johnson. Robert
Young, Wendell Millor, Milton Rey-
"Sphlni." men's honorary senior ; noIfjg Gerald Phllllppi. IHinald Ex
society at the Ohio State university By George Auston and Hugh Van
received a setback al Hie , Valkenburgh.
handa of President Right mire re-: ioru)ai initiation will be held at
cently when he decreed that the!Ine t-inool rs hotel Wednesday. May
classes would not be dismissed for 8 j A Faulk. Lincoln certified
Link day which corresponds to Ne-p'U0jC accountant, will be the prin
braska's Iw day. , cipal speaker at the banquet which
He contended that it would not win follow the Initiation cere
be economical to dismiss 9.000 tu-. monies.
dents for an occasion whicn couia)
and probably would be attended by ;
not more than 20 percent of the(
student body. !
Link day Is an established tradl-j
tlon on the Ohio State campus but ,
the president has issued his state
ment that It would bo uneconoml-1
cal In the fact of the fact that thai
time loet would be counteracted Dy
Members of the Reporting III
clsss of the University of Kansas,
department of Journalism filled re-j
portonsl positions on the Emporia j yiasouri synod several years ago
Gazette Saturday. This Is the third . acquired possession of Valpariso
Ksnsas dally this year to give the i university, at Valparaiso, Ind., and
students a day or more of actual this Institution has just recently
field work la reporting. Previous
trips were to the Arkansss City
Traveler and the Ottawa Herald.
Twenty-fire of the most promin
ent men at the I'nlrerslty of Kan
sas were sent Invitations the first
of the week to attend the Gridiron
banquet to be given at Lawrence
by Sigma Delta Chi, professional
journalistic fraternity. May 3 at the
He eel Eldrldge.
been admitted to the North Central
Association of Colleges and I'nl
versltles.
Cosmopolitan Club Will
Elect Officer for Year
Sp.-lnj football practice at the
University of Ksnsas wss conclud
ed last week when seventy-five
men who had been out for three
weeka or more checked In the foot
ball equipment. Fall practice, un
noer rults of the Big Six confer
ence, will not be resumed until
fepiember 15.
Cosmopolitan club w-ill hold Its
annual election of officers Msy 5 at
2:30 o'clock In Temple 203. The
following members bsve been nom
inated by the membership commit
tee: president, Mrs. Stowe and
Corrine Ferguson; vice-president,
Hlpolllo Bonzo; secretary, Fred
erick Christensen; treasurer. C.
Gordon and JugraJ Dhlilon.
The office of editor will not be
filled until next fall. Other nomina
tions can be made from the floor.
COMMERCE CHAMBER
MAKES HOLMES HEAD
More than 2.000 ctudents are en
toiled thi year In the ten municip
al . - " i.... I.,mIam nnlUttl
l H'J gll 'I It HI t' JUUIVI VWIi- O
of KB-m mat are accredited to' George R Holmes a t graduate of
lh. I r .r-onrt. I tne LIUTWUIV or .wumaim, vt,
- l. HI i CI nil J ui nan B. . . .
g lo a report Just compiled by
''rof. U. F. Engel. chairman of the
Cniteisity s committee on rela-
'lms with junior colleges.
Ac c..t;:te of between J6O.O0U and
KO.ooo will come to the University
ot Kansas tor the endowment of re
search in surgery, as the result of
tba withdrawal of opposition of
heirs or the late Mrs. Nellie I. Bey
laa to the probating of her will.
a k.lJ a
,h- wVT ' . j , t.ea!AtsoclsUon of University Women
the Oklahoma A. and M. college , fampu(l of tne c
had aa enrollment of Hi students. ; ... . n.krx. vt 1 and
4. attending the second biennial
convention or tne soutn lasout
the good effect on the stuaeni
body.
Texas Besutifies Campus
The University of Texas also has
Its "Campus Beauttflcation proq,
A camDalan has been con-;
ducted for the conttruction of new
sidewalks and a routract has been
let for the construction of the
much needed wallrs. The studers
have been walk ng through slush
and cinders throughout the year
but will now be able to keep their
feet dry
Washington Field House.
A new field house is being erect
ted at Washington State college.
Pullman, Wash. The cost of con-.
struct I on will approximate $176,
000 the entire stim to be paid from ;
ttudent fees. The field house will j
include a full sired baseball dla-
mond, indoor track and a football j
field.
"Hell Week" has been abolished:
by the sororities of the University ,
of Indiana. The motion for aboli-.
tlon was passed unanimously by ;
the members of seventeen sororl- j
ties represented. i
Fraternities have alwas prided)
themselves on their ability to lead i
the way but the Indian women j
have teen the first to abolish this,
nefarious practice.
Tela Tau Alpha, Alpha
Delta Theta Win Round
First games of the initial
round of intramural baseball
tournament were won by Zeta
Tau Alpha and Alpha Delta
Theta. A straight elimination
tournament Is to be played for
ihe championship and a conso
Istlon tournament for the los
ers. Thursday games to be
played: PI Beta Phi vs. Delta
Delta Delta; Ielta Zeta vs.
Kappa Alpha Theta: Alpha XI
Delta vs. Kappa Dalta.
I- ' " TUB " 1
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"Time out" on account cf aickness.
What a handicap to one in college!
Yet good health will be lost to you
if constipation gets its grip. Its poisons
permeate the system, and often lead
to serious sicknesses.
Relief from constipation even
chronic cases is guaranteed if you eat
Kellogg' ALL-BRAN. It supplies bulk
in generous quantities. Just eat two
tablespoonfuls every day. With milk or
cream or fruits added. Have it served
at your fraternity house or campus
restaurant
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VARSITY PARTY
and president of the First Nation- POSITIONS FILLED i
al bank, has been chosen director'
of the United States Chamber of. four holdover candidates were;
Commerce. In the latter part ot ! placed In charge of the polling .
March an announcement waa made ! placea. Ruth V hits will have i
of his 1300 scholarship donation ; cnaige or mm ikjh. t ."""
for graduate study and research In
the College of Business Administra
tion. He had a leading part tn ob
taining both the stadium and the
coliseum for the University.
Delegates from the various South
Dakota branches of the Americas
la 1I2S the enrollment was 1301.
Tha flni in mno Oklahoma
imKtMtiA. -. wi.k.. i i m a m. I division of A. A- U. .
ua.n .iluu v I piiirr inmiuf - . .
of Agriculture campus, Hfien nr j
Cbesney, Joyce Ayres and Ralph !
Ralkes will be In charge of the polls j
la the Temple.
Official date of elections Is Tues
day, May 7. nilags will b received
at the student activities oftVe until
rrlday afternoon at 6 o'clock. The
Student Council '.s issuing a warn
ing to all candidates and their son-;
porters thst any Infringement of ;
laws regarding the spending of r
money la behalf of a candidate will j
be dealt wrth sevM-ely. I
The botany students
Have come to a basic
argument which is
the prettier the or
chids in the green
house or a pretty girl
in a dress from
1 S'fstTVZyv
in the beacons
tracing
It is hca
bum o
lories. It is measured
in the magnitude of investments.
It is recognised by life and acci
dent Insurance companies. It is of
ficiall v acknow ledged by Congress.
"Man has entered the most
dram stic era of all his history"
There's a real opportunity to step
ii? to aviation right at the time
when it needs college men to fill
executive positions. The trcmend
os expansion and development
your ability in a thriving, young
industry w here recognition Is im
mediate. By all means, get your sir train
ing now this summer. Come to
the largest air college in the United
States, and get the thorough
training that only Parks Air Col
lege can give you with its corps
OI highly experienced classroom
and flying instructors and its lat
est type airplanes and equipment.
PARKS AIR COLLEGE
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352-0 Missouri Theatre
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ST. LOUS, MO.
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plaala everjlhleg from Ihe big l ilx-rK,
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little Vrlle engine. All equipment and
planet are Ihe lalral lpe. and our In
Irartora have aa enviable reptalalion
both at pilota and rlawrooa learhrra.
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illutlrmted booklet anal road tho wholo
lory of your future in ttialiM.
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