THURSDAY. MAY 2, IV.
Till. DULY MIHIUSKW
Tniun
CONTRALTO SINGS
NFINA
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CONCERT
Ti
0 LARGE CROWD
Madame Schumann-Heink !
Charms Audience of
3,000 Persons
APPLAUSEJSGENEROUS
Grand Old Woman of Song
Answers Encore Calls
Many Times
Mi$t Gertrude hinreide
Accept Omaha l'o$ition
lie rt rude Klnrald hat accept.
M profaseoielitp ia French at
tba laterally of Omaha, and
III take up her dutlve I here
Bl tieptember. Miaa klmalde
aa bwg a inamtvcr ot Ilia far Hi
tjr of (He department of Ha
u.au.a languagaa hr fur intra
)!. and III irla lier luae
ltr dritaa fruin thla depart
ment ihia spring
Mue fcliiralde It a graduate
of the Initeiaity. hi baa
taught in I'omo Una. and In
tha lilfh achoola ol t'letelaud
Ohio. ahere aha taught French
under Huiwrtntendent I Pause.
ISfGMAETACHI PLANS
(iy Oena MaKIm)
Madam Sruumaon Ilelnlt thor
oughly charmed an audience of ap
I iwlmately J, 000 muilo lovers ai
ihe unlteially Coliseum last Bl(hl
hen alia presented krr farewall
. onrrn to Lincoln admirer. Tba
lonrrrt a ponaored by tn
merlran Iitoa roil No. 1 of Lin
. ilo. Mai Johnson of th Legion
atting ai manager.
On could eaally understand why
ilia great contralto haa been called
i ho tJrand Old Woman of 8ong,"
and yal aha did not appear old da
hlia nar ailry white balr. Tha
, igor with which aha aanc, por
raying her remarkable vitality,
waa an Inspiration to Ihoaa bearing
her. Tba full. well rounded tonea
are Ihoaa ordlnarilr ot elnger
much younger than ona approarh
ins bar Hity-elghth birthday t bin
June
Madame Schumann Hetnk'i selee-
tiona were divided Into three
croon. She waa aupported by Joa
eph 1-efliowlti, Tlollniat, bo ahared I
the program with the alnger, play-1
Ih i m a dlffMnl a-t-Aiina nf 1 M. !
tiona. between thoae offered by tha
contralto. Doth of tha artists were
accompanied by Joacfln Ilartmaa
Vollmer at tba piano.
Genereua With Enearaa.
Va upon wave, of anplaus
wept tba audience after each of
Schumann Helnk'a aon(a. Sba eang
encores after each of tha troupe.
Danny Boy" waa a fayorlta with
the audience when aba aanc It aa
an encore after the aecond group,
flefore singing thla number ahe e
plained that ahe had to sing at
leaat ona of her camp aonga. and
after hearing it It waa plain to aae
why ahe la lored by all the men
with whom aha came In contact
during tha daya of the war. Tha
audience Inflated on another en
core following thla, and thla time
she aang "Brother of Mine."
At th cloae of the program the
audience remained seated and
tailed back tha alnger time and
rain. She finally Quieted them
and announced that ahe would alng
aa a request 'The Rosary." The
crowd did not heaitate to ahow lta
hearty approval of thla. Aa aha
aae the audience became absolute-
ly quieu
rehe d'greas ass tha claaa of Hit
at A. and M. college.
Oklahoma ranks lb
all a'alri in the un.ou In the runt
ber of dairy bull associations, re
porta J. V. Hoehr. eiteoaluo dairy
man with tha Oklahoma A. and M
college.
About IJ0O. three wan haa and
Heme of clothing were taken from
four fraternity houaea at Iowa
State college recently. Tha hmieea
robbed were the Tau Kappa t'pel
lon. Phi Tel. bigma Alpha tpsilon
and Kappa Clgroa.
! FOUNDERS' DAY FETE
! Miss Appleby Will Address
Organization on Iter
Recent Trip
i Hgma t-'ta t hi will hold Ka an
nual Fvuiidais' day banquet May 4
I at o'clock at the "Woudiawn."
; Kima Appleby, an hunnrary mrrn
i bar of the aoiont), haa recently re
i turned from a trip around lha
ortd and will tell of aome of her
eiperlencva on the trip.
larolyn laavii. national officer
or tlie aorotlty. lll ritend Hie
grerllnia of the natlntul ao la.
I Hon otganlratlon. 1h lrcnraiina
nloniand place carda ie to cart) out
the rouud the woild theme.
hlgma Lta t'hl tevrntb an
nounced the tollnwllig acheilule of
evenia which will be folio rd dur
ing tha retnalner of the imtr:
Koundera' day banquet. May 4; Ini
tiation. May T: election of offlcere.
May 14; rt-reptinn at tha home of
Mlaa llanfnrd. May :t; epnng pic
nic. May 31.
hepfKi Sift U in Over
icaciat on Diamond
Kal- Mania t-.ill nine
on Iri.tu Acaria We.1ne.tU)
afirruiHin. T. a a ieutt V a
no hit im inn (ante .li lied t)
Kre, Ka' hitcma nmunda
man hr)n anl l'ank aria
the baneiira fiir the Kai'-a M
blue, alulc i;iritl;d an J 21rU
pel ane the battriiea fur
Aracla.
Snake Sheds Shin as Students Watch
Instructor Assist in Untyinrj Knots
! hrid at Oklahoma , aud M rol-
Irr. lt
Hoih Mr. Cik hrl and Mr. iliaiu
II. h am aldrly reoicnlied aa au
il.iiiiiira animal lmhan Ji ) , and
W I. Hlifiaid. of A and M. col
lee h la In i t aiga of the pro
am nahters II ri) formiile
ii.i I.e la atle lit r ii iht ni
Offi.ial Hullrlin
Rinfi Netked' Rf pule from ! awi..gut a ru.e. i .
, . . i Bern i oat la a sMn la l rulr i.;i
ruttimouth Arc rindi ' , tMM ..r.., .M,ar,i
rood Cpcity Too Small; " "'"'""' thr h' ....
Hence New Pprinc Attire . V"Tsl
1 hr old kln. thoiuh eoilf; in
aldeout. la el't-.l from brf'tiiilt.g
in end l ran l-e n. .1 for ileim.n
eiiaiiun In ttMili-ry i!i'
Srholaatlo eligibility requite
menia for athletea aj the I'nlver
ally of Wlaconain will be .1 grade
point per credit under a recom
mendation paaaed at a recent fac
ulty meeting. Tha mark la accepted
aa a etatlatlcal equivalent to the
numerical average of 77 formerly
In force.
Meaaurementa of a one hun
dred thousandth part of an Inch
are poaalble with a new type of
atrala gaga Juat patented by E. D.
Smith, profeeaor of mechanical en
gineering at Iowa State college.
Tha atraln gaga la a device for
measuring deflection In building
mateiiala under load. The principle
of the magnetic air gap la uaed In
tha new device.
Coat of education per atudent in
the Unlveraity of South Dakota
medical acuool la 63 per cent leaa
than tha average coat per atudent
la other two year medical achoola
in the country, Dawu ti. A. Alleil
eon, of the unlveraity achool, atated
after examining the reaulta of a
queatlonnatra eent out recently.
More than fifty Iowa achoola are
expected to compete in the aecond
annual Industrial art conteat apon
aored for high achoola of tha state
by tha Industrial Arta Department
of Iowa Staate college during
Velahea. all-college expoaltlon to be
held May 16 to la.
Torch light paradea. stump
apeechea and placarda marked the
laat few houra of the moat lntenae
college political battle tha Unlver
aity of South Dakota baa ever
known, which ended at Vermillion
tha other day with the election or
attudent president and other of fl
eer a of tha unlveraity Student's association.
Thueaday. May 2
Methodlal t oiifcrrlii e brgilia
Kiiginma open houae night.
I'hartnac) eii Imuae niglit
Mena an. I
Cluba. dinner Anne, cafe.
Tacl meeting. Kllen Smith
hall. 7 o'cl-x k.
lUib bael piaitlce. M. W. A.
playground, Setentrenth aud 1 lol
drrge, 1 to & o'clock.
Friday, May 9
Pharmacy aeek.
Knglneera acek.
I'nion Literary aociet). I'nion
hall, Temple. I o'clock
Miami triad. Coinlm.ket.
I'hl Kappa apring party, Cornhua
i ker.
Harb party, t'ollaeum
1 lrlta Theta I'hl houae party,
i I'hl Omera I'l houae party.
l ai mria' l air dance, student Ac
' thine hullilina-.
i Knglneera' banquet. Annei
AMKS, Iowa. April Allhougi. , Saturday. May 4
they ara separated from their na- ,. .
Delta Tau lt-lta apilng patty, at
Cornhuaker.
Kappa Alpha Thota house party.
Theta Tlil Alpha, house party.
Sigma lambda bridge party, at
Dean Kerguaon'a home.
pharmacy clu'u banquet, Cornhu"-ker.
Delta Vpailon pilng party, Lin
lu (pit of geiting ned in a knoi
j duilng the MM-ea. a len imh Ling
' Neck anake naaled out ut lta akin
itliout miking a bieak In i frm
, bead in lail
I 1 hla anake and a auialicr our
i acre fuund recently near I'iatta
'mouth b) lleibert Wane, alio
brouieht them lo lctur Wade a ot
ivvitM i.i:k u:ns
1)1! oyi II M MKIM
llooaid M raimalre I .i l
Kr in., i li ar ' i.. II S "h K,
M.'V ll.l'nt the lami-ua )eairrtla.
He la iiott ).'i I lie ( mtriaal O.I
l-r..li i con. i n if i Kiitci Ha
aa on liia a lo Hi li-ila hrr
hi- a. II femal'i hiee mi.nilia and
Horn Hl.rl lie .i in l All-
gelt a
Womena t ommertlal ! flee in Heaaey hall So many flail , ' " . ' ,
almoal aa large aa llie -'r ' '"'
Ol Ilia,
Studcnti From China
Shotc Preference for
Their Motive Food
IUE AND THERE
More thaa one hundred atudents.the eight pages were removed from
of outstanding scholarship were the booka and laid side by side,
ievn rlacee of honor at tha all- they would cover an area of about
university convocation held St thai six acres. These sidelights on
I nlveraity of Kansas thla week. , modern education were obtained
WaJ'er A. Jengup, prealdent of fhe 1 from the superintendent of the col-
I nlwsiity of Iowa, gave the ad-1 lege book store on the campus.
lre Tor tha orcaalon.
WALTHER LEAGUE
PICKS DELEGATE
Lutheran Group Will Send
Gertrude Spats to
Meeting
York Man Wil Giye Piano j
Recital on Next Friday
Evening
Rupert Goodbrod. '29. York, will
give his graduation piano recital,
for the degree Bachelor of Fine
Arts, at the Temple theatre Fri
day evening at 8:15 o'clock. Mr.
Goodbrod Is a member of the claas
of Herbert Schmidt. Trogram fol
lows:
nach-Hughes Siclltano
Bach.... Prelude and Fugue, B flat
Bethoven
Sonata quasi una Fantasia, Op.
27, No. 2
Adagio aostenuto
Allegretto
Presto agitato
Schumann The Prophet Bird
Novelette, E Major
Chopin Prelude. B fiat
Rachmaninoff Pollchinele
Raff Gavotte and Musette
rtuarnnv Rollina lire
placed end .to end they would schuett Impromptu-Rococco
stretch from Ames to Boone, or ap
proximately twelve miles. Or If all
live land by miles of prairie, mown- (
tain ranges and the Pacific ocean, j
nine Chlneae student a enrolled at)
Iowa State college have evolved a
plan whereby they are able to have j
their rood cooked and served in
Cblneae faahlon.
Laat fall they rented I reiidcnce
on a street near tba college and
transformed It Into a bit ot their
native China. One of their number
acta aa houae manager. Chlneae
booka and magaxlnea are aec irrd
for thaj houae. The membera lake
turne at prealdlng in the kitchen STUDENTS PLAN
and turning out dellraclea which ..,.. xiI'l'TIV1
they had enjoyod at home. rlilAL itlhlMIiMa ,
GOODBROD BOOKS Rauy in Ag Hall Will Be
GRADUATE AFFAIR La.t Event Befort
Farmers fair
anike liarir. he l.e.ii fed In ll. riiaaluii upon 1 an'mnei lam at the
that the old akin could not ataml ekl mertin of the (.ili.niwm
'the attain, ll I" an to !." n m'luea.U) nlifhi
the morning, and ear!) In the af- Olfhrra of the i.i.-li t the
' lernoon bruke away fiom the next Imir week weie lede.1.
I nioulh Clji'e IM-I waa aelt-rl.-d a ih:r
The King Neck slowly began to man and I.) I An.lowa eceaiv
emerge, tumlnn lta old coat wrong 1 le will plan the iim-mihk tr th"
i aide out. After abojt an hour and iieit month
.a half it had aur. r-d..l Hi fleeing
Ha. If for alHUII elKht Incite. 1 peu (jt 1 llt.W vl( I IM'
, oue to r-a-:-il 'iai!fr in u.
I ainall Jar to which It wa routined
' the anake somehow got lta tall and
I .l.l .L In i.n.lrt.1 r.k.ilil i.AI
earape. l wrifgled reailcaal) about.
rapidU running l' tln fmke.l
tongue In and out wl'h linpatii-ner
Wada An. tta Snake
Finally Dr. WaJe took it fim
the Jar and untangled the akin The
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TEMPLE CATETER1A
COOO COOriNO
fkONAsti eeica
(.KVMI.K II I OK IM K
SIU.WATLK okU -i-r
(Spi-claD - W A CiMhel. i of
the We-l,l nli.i t'H S'ai. Mil
II J i:i.mnI. !i. I" hi) t: he nnliiii'l
IiUImiIiiIi l'-.'li nient n' Hie I n!
cciii.m ii' Nehn.Va. will In- the lo
Ring Neck soon glided out anl ounirie aprakeia on t:.e annual .
gratefully curled In and out be- l.le.... k Keedeia da pmiriam lo
LOU MILL Announcinf
"Fieldcreit Clothes"
A Marshall Field it Cotnpaay
Prodnet
"Tha finest in Men'g Wnr"
Thone B397S 'or
Appotntment
Display Room 1309 O St. j
coin.
MUs Amanda Meppnr'a lea. 1 to
6 o'clock. Lilon Suilib hall.
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If U th itandard tamlntUons
I lUV BS 7t UUVU aye ivna, ui" w vva'B
students in one school year were
Final meeting of the agricultural
and home economica studenta In
one group will be In the form or
a rally staged tonight In Agricul-,
ture ball. Spirit la expected to ,
reach lta peak at the program
which will give time to hilarity and
entertainment rather than bual
neas. Main features for the meeting
will be presentations of skits by
cssis from "Snorpheuiu," the
"Cornfield Follies." and minstrel
shows. Tha "Snorpheum" orchestra
will present bsrmony features.
Clarence Clover will give a brief
entertainment and others will aid
In making up the program.
Time is set for 7:15 o'clock ac
cording to James Rooney. The an
nual party for agricultural and
home economic students only will
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
in before each fair to the student
The last three numbers will be body of the College of Agriculture.
duets, with Norman Goodhroa pjay-1
Tha noil eopular ready-te
at cereals aerved in Ike
dining -raotnt of American
college, eating cluba and
fraternities are made by
Kellogg in Battle Creek. They
include Corn Flakea. Pep
Bran Flakoa, Rice Kriapiaa.
Kramblet, and Kellogg'a
Shraddad Whole Wheat Bii
uit. Alio Kaffee Hag Coffee
-tke coffee that lets yow
sleep.
"Time out" on account of ticknet.
What a handicap to one in college!
Yet good health will be lost to you
if constipation gets its grip. Its poiiona
permeate the system, and often lead
to serious sicknesses.
Relief from constipation even
chronic cases is guaranteed if you eat
Kellogg's 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.
Ing second piano.
A commission of twelve Rus
iana, repi-eanntlng the Zemotmst.
Moscow, a huge grain trust, which
is endeavoring to lesrn about
American agricultural methods,
lilted Iowa Sttate college laat.
ek, inspecting the college farms
and the experiment ststalon and
Interviewing start members.
One hundred and twenty-two ap
plications for next year to the I'ni
versltly of Kansas School or Medi
cine have been made so far, forty
nine or 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
esrs and complete their work be
causo of increased hospital facili
ties, whereas thhey were formerly
forced to complete their work elsewhere.
INSIGHTS TO
OTHER CAMPUSES
(By Naal 8. Gomon)
Fraternity Pledges
Delta Sigma Pi. professional
commerce fraternity, held formal
pledging in the Commercial Club
rooms last night. Klpht men were
pledged to the organization. They
include: Merrill .lohnsen. Robert
Link Day t Ohio. i Young. Wendell Millor, Milton Key-
"Sphinx." men'a honorary aenior ; noa, Gerald Phllllppi. iKinald Kx
society at the Ohio State university (,y oorge Auston and Hugh Van
received a setback at the i yalkenburgh.
hands of President Rlghtmire le- formal initiation will be held a
cently when he decreed that the,ne Lincoln hotel Wednesday. Msy
classes would not be dismissed for s j Faulk. Lincoln certified
Link day which corresponds to Ne- j pubnc accountant, will be the prin
braska's Ivy day. icipal speaker at the banquet which
He contended that it would not , win follow the initiation cera-
Members of tha Reporting III
class of the University of Kansss
department of Journalism filled re
liortorlsl positions on tba Emporia
Gazette Saturday. This Is the third
Kansas dally this year to give the
students & day or more or actual this Institution has
field work In reporting. Previous
trips were to tha Arkansaa City
Traveler and the Ottawa Herald.
Twenty-rive of tha most promin
ent men at the 1'nlverslty of Kan
sas were sent Invltationa tha first
of the week to attend the Gridiron
banquet to be given at Lawrence
by Sigma Delia Chi, professional
journalistic rraternity, May 3 at the
Hoiel Eldrldge.
Sprlns football practica at the
I'nlversity of Ksnsas was conclud
ed last week when seventy-five
men who had been out for three
weeks or more checked in the foot
hall equipment. Fall practice, un
doer i-ulta or the Big Six confer
ence, will not be resumed until
September 15.
More than 2.000 students are en
rolled thW year in the ten municip
al anu six ' private Junior colleges
of Kansas that are accredited to
the University of Kansss, accord
ing to a report Just compiled by
Prof. E. F. Engel. chairman or the
I'niversity'a committee on rela
tions with junior colleges.
Ac t..:;;t of between f60,000 and
K0.000 will come to tne University
of Kansas for tha endowment or re
search In surgery, as tha result of
the withdrawal of oppoalttloa of
belrs of tha lata Mrs. Nellie U. Boy
Ian to the probaUng ot her will.
The riret anmmer school held at
the Oklahoma A. and M. roller
had an enrollment of 11 atndenta.
la 1128 the enrollment waa 1301.
Gertrude Spatz, '28, haa been
aelected delegate to the atudent
district conference of the Walther
league to be held at Oak Park, 111.,
Saturday and Sunday, May 4 and
&, according to announcement
made by the Nebraska chapter
yesterday.
Walther league is a young
people's organisation of the Mis
souri Synod of 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 tha
convention.
The University Association of
Missouri synod several years ago
acaulrod possession of Valpariso
university, at Valparaiso, lnd and
Just recently
been admitted to the North Central
Association of Collates and Universities.
Cosmopolitan Club Will
Elect Officers for Year
Cosmopolitan club w-lll hold Its
annual election of officers May 5 at
2:30 o'clock In Temple 203. The
following membera have been nom
inated by the membership commit
tee: preaident, Mr. Stowe and
Corrlne Ferguson; vlce-prealdent,
Hipollto Bonzo; aecretary, Fred
erick Christ ensen; treasurer, C.
(jordon and JugraJ Million.
The office of editor will not be
filled nnill next rail. Other nomina
tions can be made from the floor.
COMMERCE CHAMBER
MAKES HOLMES HEAD
George W. Holmes, a graduate of
the University or Nebraska, '03.
and president of the First Nation
al' bank, haa been chosen director
of the United States Chamber of
Commerce. In the latter part of
March an announcement waa made
or his $500 scholarship donation
for graduate study and research in
the College of Business Administra
tion. He had a leading part In ob
taining both the stadium and tha
coliseum for the Unlveraity.
Dftlegatee from the various Sou.h
Dakota branches or the American
Association of University women
w ill ba on tha campus of the Uni
versity of touih Dakota, May I ana
1 4. attending ine eernna oienniai
The first class In any Oklahoma convention of tha f outh Dakota
institution of higher Jearaing to re-1 division of A. A. V. W.
be economical to dismiss 9.000 stu
denta ror an occasion which could
and probably would be attended by
not more than 20 percent of the
t.tudent body.
I-ink day is an established tradi
tion on the Ohio State campus but
tha preaident has issued his state
ment that it would bo uneconomi
cal In the fact of the fact that the
time lost would be counteracted by
the good effect on the student
body.
Texas Besutlfiee Campus
The University or Texas also lias
it "Campus Beautiflcation" proh;
im. A campaign has been con
ducted for the construction or new
sidewalks and a contract has been
let ror the construction of the
much needed wsllrs. The studenfa
have been walk ng through slush
and cinders throughout the year
but will now be sble to keep their
feet dry.
Waehlngton Field Houae.
A new field house is being erect
ted at Washington Stale college,
Pullman, Wash. The cost of con
alrnrtlon will approximate 176,'
000. the entire sum to be paid from j
student fees. The field house will
Include a Ml sized baseball dia
mond. Indoor track and a football
field.
"Hell Week" haa been abolished
by the aororltlea of the University
or Indiana. The motion for aboli
tion was passed unanimously by
the members or seventeen sorori
ties represented.
Fraternities have always prided
themselves on their ability to lead
the way but the Indian women
have bpen the first to abolish this
nefarious practice.
monies.
Zeta Tau Alpha, Alpha
Delta Theta Win Round
First games or 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 ror
I he championship and a conno
Islloti tournament for the los
ers. Thursday games to be
plaed: PI Beta Phi vs. Delta
Delta Delts: Ielta Zeta vs.
Kappa Alpha Theta: Alpha XI
Delta vs. Kappa Dalta.
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VARSITY PARTY
POSITIONS FILLED
four hold-over candidates were
placed In charge of the polling !
nlaces. Ruth Whit will have !
charge of the polls at the Col leg
of Aa-rieulture campus. Helen Mc-
Chesny. Joyce Ayres ana kwidii i
Ralkes will be in charge of the polls
in the Temple.
Official date of elections Is Tnea-
day. May 7. Filings will be received
at the atudent activities office until
Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock. The
Student Council is issuing a warn
ing to all candidates and their sup
porters that ny tornnrement or
lawa regarding the apendlng of ';
money la behalf of a candidate will
ba dealt wtth eewrely.
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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
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Flying has come
down to business, t
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Its development Is area
in the beacons ol Iicnt
tracing the night say.
It i beard In tbe busy
bum of airplane fac
tories. It is measured
in the magnitude of investments.
It is recognised by life and acci.
dent insurance companies. Il is of.
ficially acknowledged b) Congress.
''Alan bas entered the most
dramatic era of all bis history"
There' a real opportunity to step
into aviation right at the time
when it needs college men to fill
executive positions. The tremend
ous expansion and development
h mm, program now under
v-i'l w"y created an lin.
; preccnr
V.W -e you
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for high calibre men.
c kind of fu-
ou can get colhu-
ic about a real
opportunity lo snow
vour ability in a thriving, young
industry w here recognition is im
mediate. By all means, get your air train
ing now this summer. Ome to
the largest air college in the United
States, and get the thorough
training that only Parks Air Col
lege ran give you wilh its corps
Of highly experienced elsroom
and flying instructors and its lat
est type airplanes and equipment.
PARKS AIR COLLEGE
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a complete aviation rduralion. Connn
include:
Primary Flvlng ura
Advanced Flvlng t'oaric
Mgi nd Blind Firing f eurso
Mrrhaalri' I'ssris In
Alralasrs and Engine
4'mmerelal nnd Aerial
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Complete Pllol'a l earse
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job, paving 30 month Bp. Ten
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Navigation Aero-Pynamlra
Airplane Dealgn Rigging
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planu vrrythlng from thr big l.llH-rt.
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lilllc Vrlle rngtne. All equipment and
planra are the latrat tvp. a ad our In
Pirn flora hare aa enviable repulalian
both aa pilot! and clasroeaa Irachera.
fill In Iht rmifutn nntr r t CM our ir
illunrtrd bvokli mnd rooa iht whol
alary of yvur futurt In mvimiion.
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