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THURSDAY, FEB. 22, 1951 _

Train Hits Soft Drink Truck Hard Happy WAVES in

It was a case of mixed drinks because he threw himself along and fast thinking today when a the seat when he saw he could New York Central passengernot avoid the accident. train ‘hit a truck at the Shelby’ - Police said gates at the crossSt. crossing. ing were open when Mr, Eliott Many cases, in fact—thorough- drove his truck onto the: tracks. ly mixed. A Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co, true CANADIAN FLIERS KILLED driven by Carl D. Elliott, 25 of '1CTORIA, B.C, Feb. 22 (UP) | * 5 PH Two Navy officers from the

{Canadian cruiser Ontario were

molished when the train Struck iy i11eq last night when their light

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Training

Given the Nod

Butler ‘Joes’ Prefer Organized ‘Chicks’

Butler University sorority coeds swelled with pride today when the Butler Collegian, campus newspaper, published results of a survey establishing dating and mating preferences of male students.

Sorority Girls [Hitch Ride on Swan’

Its full load of soft drinks spat-

tered broken glass and carbonated liquid at the impact, hon

plane plunged into Esquimault Lagoon. The officers were iden{tified as Lt. Marcel Champagne,

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Mr. Elliott said he escaped with, Victoria, and Lt. Jan MacDonald ned nose and skinned knees of Scotland.

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Without a Shirt?—

Rep. Adair Reads

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House Precedent WASHINGTON, Feb. 22 (UP)—| A For the first time in recent his-: 3 tory a freshman congressman Bjzead Washington's farewell address in the House today.. & He was Rep. E. Ross Adair, Ft. marble companies. The statues, 1 Wayne Republican, selected for Seravezza near the famous Car{this honor by the Republican rara quarries. But the marble is leadership. |superior to Carrara.’ | Not having read the address in| The Perons have made them-| public since he was a schoolboy, Selves champions of Argentina's Mr. Adair prepared himself by Shirtless,” working class. | both reading and research. The heads the Eva Peron Foundation, | latter effort, at the Congressional @ national welfare and social |Library, convinced him of the security monopoly which is erect-

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Ten heroic statues of Gen. J

\actual phrasing of the text was quarters in Buenos Aires. done by Alexander Hamilton and '|John Madison. husband will adorn the facade of “George Washington himself the new building. never read it aloud in public,” | Mr. Adair declared. “He just gave statue is nearing completion—a {it out as a newspaper interview. mighty array of marble will show The long, involved sentences have Peron attired as 10 different {nome of tHe earmarks of the or- kinds of working man: mechanic, |ders of Washington the great gaucho, miner, laborer and so general. . forth. | “But certainly those sentiments,| Eva has also ordered a 12-foot \ warning against foreign entan- statue of Mother and Child for X glements, were the heritage left to the building, but has not insisted X us by the father of our country.” 'that her own features be im4 emerge !mortalized thereon. Eva's beauty land energy are already honored

$ HONOR PAST PRESIDENT

8 honor Past President Browne at the club's noon pionship, a gas works and a sub- \ luncheon meeting tomorrow in|way station. ¢ Hotel Severin. The 10 statues will be finished in two years at the Henraux|

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: Eva Orders 10 Heroic Farewell Address Marble Statues of Peron

Being Hewn Now in Italy

i. HOME, Feb. 22 (CDN)—Eva Peron, Argentina's lovely first lady, has secretly ordered in. Italy a surprise for her husband that makes neckties and slippers look tame.

president, are being prepared by the most venerable of Italian

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| Indianapolis Optimists will by a newly discovered planet i George named Evita, a football cham-|

Butler “Joes” prefer organized “chicks” over independent (unorganized) women, non - college cuties or divorcees, the survey revealed. One sorority member, quoted by the Collegian, reacted favorably to the news by saying: i “After all these years, perhaps | it was worth the money I soaked in sorority.” The survey, conducted by Miss | Mary Jordan, Wednesday city edi-| tor of the Collegian, showed 35] per cent of campus men preferred | dating sorority women. Independ-| lent girls rated 15 per cent, non-| {college girls 30 per cent, divorcees | [5 per cent, and no preference 15 |per cent. | When it came to marrying the dears, the men voted the same) choice—35 per cent—for sorority| girls. Fifteen per cent gave inde-| {pendent the nod, and 10 per cent {chose noncollege women. i | But divorces were nowhere on this list, and many fellows re-| |vealed a common failing in ap-| proaching the knot they couldn't make up their minds. The “no preference’ rating drew a heavy 45 per cent of the votes. | An enlightening statistic turned up on the question of which class of women the men thought were . (cutest. “ Here, noncollege girls got 50 per cent of the preference. Soror-

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cent were undecided. : I

Motorists Mourn Ticket ‘Rationing’ End

These young cygnets are having a ride on their mother swan's back in Annecy, France. This means of travel has some advantages for it saves time and energy and provides the ultimate in family safety and comfort. And, at least, the mother knows where her children are when they're taking their ride. ; et

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Feb, been. saving parking tickets for

ity women drew 30 per cent, in- 22 (UP)-—Motorists bemoaned to- only the most flagrant violators. dependents 5 per cent and 15 per day the end of “rationing.” {

Yesterday, a shipment of 3000 For the past week, police have tickets arrived.

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There Won't Be Any Gravy for Vest Anyway

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22 (UP) —The government warned today t may be necessary to take the cuffs off trousers and eliminate; vests from suits some time in| the future, { No such action is planned or! needed now, the government em-| phasized. But at the same time, the National Production Author-| ity said controls on the use of {wool in civilian ‘elothing could become necessary.

{ a a8 ! | THE NPA said industry now| devotes 35 per cent of its pro-| duction to defense orders and ithere is a wool shortage which| the industry fears may become serious. Military demands for wool will| increase, and there may be some! need for controls. If so, NPA| spokesmen said, they might re-| sult in the World War II type! no-cuffs, no-vest suits. i The NPA appointed an industry|

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