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By United Press Scornful coeds indicated today they were just about fed up with #8 pantie-raiding men students as a new wave of ‘lingerie looting swept college campuses and a

MUNCIE; May 21 (UP)— About 150 male students at Ball State Teachers College invaded three girls’ dormitories last might, grabbing stockings and underwear in a “pantie raid” which met little opposition.’ The group moved: through Lucina Hall and the north and south dormitory halls in a three-hour tour livened with impromptu dances. Faculty members said ‘they instigated the dances to keep the demonstration in check. Coeds for the most part welcomed the raid as a continuation of the current college fad. The invaders draped stockings about their necks and hoisted underwear as banners. A woman’s skirt was raised on the flag-pole at the men's Elliott Hall. » :

Coeds Get Fed Up

group of raiders held a “forgive 8 us” meeting.

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| eds se - v cepting voluntary contributions on Boi SB SM . LL . d § ~ Press Te eshoto. from raiders “to help defray the ment : Ao “arouse ig =n ” Feo PANTOLOGY—Police shove University of Pennsylvania students away from Kingscou damage done cloistered indifference ance en's dormitory as the "pantie raid" fever swept the Quakertown school. Fourteen students were : a) arrested. Come a-running, all you Schick owners. The rampaging males stormed Actress, Director { Schick's fach ill be vi women's quarters from Seattle ray peita Fraternity stood guard|drew up plans to make restitution|coeds locked in dormitories as oak ck's factory experts will be sight here to Athens, Ga., last night. : |squads ‘of officers arrested every Begin Honeymoon | at our counters--but for the next 3 days At the University of Iowa, the POth inside and out at North Col-|for their destructive raids. therwise, they . : : ry 8,1 Lae ; . male, student or.o » N8Y! HOLLYWOOD, Cal, May 21 only. They'll clean and oil your Schick— girls chanted “act your age" as lege, a residence for freshman But where the coeds showed 1d lay their hands on. | (UP)—Film Actress Marion Mar- hey'l] : tort havin. about 500 men students slashed Woman. A group of 300 raiders disinterest and scorn, police and] Coeds also were locked in their|shall, 22, and Movie Director! they Il tune it up for tiptop shaving—and

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gain entrance to dormitories and] A group of 800 University of] sorority houses. Other coeds Missouri men who took part in/by simply locked themselves in their three raids in Columbia, Mo.,/2000 University of Pennsylvania with some of the raiders, but no| rooms. {Monday night met in Brewer At Kansas University in Law-|Fieldhouse for a “forgive us”

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Man Tells the Answer To Divorce—Bigamy

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