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BY JIDGE MASON.
My pet peeve in reaching a gos
sip column is to wade through a
two-inch dissertation on the writ
er's life before getting to the dirt
(no reflection on Mcls'uttt con
sequently, we shall begin by list
ening In on a typical speech be
tween two political men on the
campus:
Wolfgang .Monroe: Who do
you think will get May Queeu this
jear?
Carton Broderick: Huh?
Wolfgang Monroe: Yes, I think
she stands a pretty good clvance
myself.
Which brings us to the point
of this little column:
And the conclusion:
Tradition finds the Sig Alphs
celebrating their 50th anniversary
by adding another party to the
Saturday night list. On down
Fraternity Row we find prepar
ations being made for the open
Kappa Slg party which features
a Hawaiian theme. In glass
skirts and loin -skins will be Jean
Swarr DG with Bob Koefoot, Pat
Catlin Kappa with Bill Palmer,
and Carol Kobinson DG with Bud
Kelson.
Question of the week:
Does Johnny Jones have a date
with Miggs Manning or Nina Nix
next Friday? Yesterday we
heard it was Miggs but today we
have heard various reports to the
effect that it might be Nina. If
anyone ever finds out will they
please notify the writer before
she gets out of quarantine for the
mumps.
Someone whispered to us tnat a
paity will be held at the Beta
hoitee Saturday night. Cause for
the whispering was the party's
name which we didn't catch, but
Piter extensive research a few
dates were disclosed. Pin Gal Jill
Smith (and we're not referring to
bowling alleys or ankles will be
at the affair with Ernie Smeth
ers, recently recovered from a
romance with Madeline Herker.
Alpha Phi "Dugs" eJrner will be
seen with Bi'l McBride, Theta Peg
Mies with Johnny Edwards and
Alpha Phi Suzy Lynch with Dick
Smith.
Conversation overheard in the
Union:
"Slncka are anything but be
coming to that girl."
"She doesn't have the right
figure to fill them out."
"She has the figure to fill them
out, but not the right one."
Suggestions for the Tiji-Tau
Tucsle:
More events on skis this year.
Iced brew drinking contest
(only Fijis and ATOS admitted.)
Snowball fight (Enter the DGs
and Pi Phis.)
Frozen pig relay.
We could not end this column
without mentioning that a letter
a pep ring in yesterday 's rag re
sulted in the actual nomination of
"Tut" McKee for BDCC. Our
best wishes, Tut.
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Queens . .
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cial New York photographer, who
placed the girls in strictly glamor
ous poses.
Candidates for beauty queen in
clude: Myrldene Buller, Alpha Chi
Omega, Wilma Schacht, Alpha Chi
Omega; Dorothy McCiintook, Al
pha Omicron Pi, Alice Wenslaff,
Alpha Omicron Pi; Virginia Mc
Culla, Alpha Phi; Dorothy Huff
man, Alpha Phi; Gertrude Fulton,
Alpha Xi Delta, Carol Garver, Al
pha Xi Delta; Dorothy Black, Chi
Omega, Edna Mae Neidermeyer,
Chi Omega.
Mary Jo Kobes, Delta Delta
Delta, Genevieve Roberta, Delta
Delta Delta.
Katherine Dctweiler, Delta Gam
ma, Virginia Trowbridge, Delta
Gamma; Helen Kiessclback, Gam
ma Phi Beta; Pat Parrish, Kappa
Alpha Theta; Dorothy Theisen,
Kappa lpha Theta. Jeanne
Browne, Kappa, Gappa Gamma.
Georgia Kolar, llappa Delta;
Jeanette May Smith, Pi Beta Phi,
Betty Krause, Pi Beta Phi; Shirley
Kushner, Sigma Delta Phi;; Shir
ley Kushner, Sigma Delta Tau;
Adelaide Kloeppor, Anne Wodder,
Gwen Peterson, Barbara Stahl and
Delores Kemnitz, all four of the
dorm.
Study of level flight speeds of
more than 450 miles an hour is
the purpose of a new $2,100,000
wind tunnel now under construc
tion at Pasadena by the Calif. In
stitute of Technology.
OCS .'. .
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panded at OCS. "It is as much
the purpose of the OCS to evalu
ate these leadership characteris
tics as it is to give instruction."
According to Capt Freel, whose
remarks are based on his experi
ence at the Aberdeen OCS School,
the length of the OCS course of
instruction is 13 weeks. During
the first eight weeks of this per
iod all students of the entering
class are given common instruc
tion in company administration,
depot and supply, ordnance serv
ice, and military subjects. On
week days there is a one hour
drill period during which the
trainees take turns at being offi
cers and non-coms. On Saturday
the day begins with an inspection
of quarters and personal appear
ance. At 8 a. m. classes begin in
"training methods." Saturday
afternoon are spent on tours of
inspection which serve to broaden
the knowledge of the student
along ordnance lines.
Home Ec . . .
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we do not choose to go to class."
One of these girls is a home ec
major, the others are on the down
town campus.
Lois Christie, junior, says: "If
some one said that I had to go to a
class it would only serve to make
me not want to go. , Supposing
some one is tardy because of the
bus or some other unforseen diffi
cultywhat then?"
One senior home ec student ex
pressed herself thus: "They're al
ways talking about honor students
and honor systems out at ag and
then they turn around and do this
. . , I think that i? the students
pay their money for tuition it is
their loss if they don't go to class
and not up to the department."
A well known graduate of the
university stated that in her opin
ion the people taking home eco
nomics will have to work with the
public m dietftlona ami On Rkt
in after Ufa, Th putti Wt3 net
adhere to any suclT rules as th
one in question. It seems that ta
department ta being a Mttla tilt
conservative it should endeavor
to train the women In hom eck.
nomics to meet and handle the
public by treating them aa they
will be called upon to treat the
people with whom they will be
working.
Oho IVByArJ !??
At student, yoaVe doabtfest asked yourself amy
times what yea ought to do tu help win this war. What can yo
study that will be of practical assistant?
The Retail Bureau at the University of Pittsburgh is trht
a new opportunity to college upperclasemen to b trained for a
successful csreer fat retailing while gaining actual working exp.
rienc at a steady weekly salary. You will receive regular under
graduate credit foe your work at the Bores o, yowll oars)
weekly income in a Pittsburgh department store, you'll b
making a definite contribution to civilian wartime, moral at
the same time piling np experience toward a career.
Pitt's Retail Bureau came into being during World War I
to help retailers replace executives and junior executives lost
to the armed forces and government services. In this war, we're)
bringing 24 years of successful store service to the problem of
training new people. And we believe opportunities in retailing
have never been greater than they are right now.
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JUNE 28. AND SEPTEMBER 27. If 43
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