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Gl Students Boost Puidue Grade Average

Times Stale Services LAFAYETTE, July 22 ans studying under the GI Bill | are. credited by C. E. Dammon, Purdue University registrar, with boosting scholarship to an all time high, Mr. Dammon reported the average scholastic index of undergraduates was 4.17 for the second semester of the year. The average was 3.8 just before the war, Coeds edged men students by ! 17 grade point.

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Holstein bull, Winterthur Fobes | Great Viscount, from the Wisconi sin Institute. % i | The bull is a Gold Medal i

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HANSEL AND GRETHEL DRY-CEREAL TRAWS

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a hundred years with their famous Grimm's Fairy Tales. “Hansel and Grethel” (Grethel is sometimes spelled Gretel) has been one of the most populdr, and is one of the first stories where children read about the laying of a trail. Poor Hansel laid a fine trail with pebbles, but when he had to lay a trail with bread crumbs the birds ate it up. Now for trails that will disappear quickly, this is an advantage as paper trails clujter up the countryside or city streets. Using stale drycereal makes a tempting trail and also feeds the birds. After the trail blazer lays his cereal trail, many trailers can trace the course before the birds spoil it. This type of trailing may sound expensive, but it is a relatively inexpensive contest for parties, and a good way to use stale cereals. Lay winding trails, keep in the grass on windy days, or your trail may blow away!— MONDAY-—Chair Cages for a “Stuffy” Zoo.

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