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Vieinp; for the title of Old Gold Day queen Saturday will be Pat Von Fischer, a junior representing Alpha Phi sorority. Kathy Ault, a Pi Beta Phi senior, and Muff Macy, a senior from Mason Hall. One of these charming coeds will be crowned queen of the Old Oold Day festivities Saturday during the half-time ceremonies of the 1 >«Pau\v-Butler tilt at Blackstock Stadium. These three candidates were chosen Tuesday evening following interviews before the junior and senior boards of the Union
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It was recently announced by Sigma Nu house president Bud Hamilton- that the fraternity plans to be using the dining room facilities of their remodeled house in about one week. Remodeled and new study rooms should be occupied within three weeks. As a result of the fire that damaged the Sigma Nu house last spring there have been many new changes made to the physical plant of the house. A new kitchen has been added to the house on the northeast corner with completely new study rooms above it on the second floor. In the old part of the second floor the study rooms have been made into two-man suites and the third floor has been converted into additional study rooms and the sleeping dorm. The only remaining portion of the house to be
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DePauw alums and students are invrted to dance to the music of Ray Cobine's 12-piece orchestra Saturday evening at the Old Gold Day dance in the Union Building. This event will conclude the homecoming festivities. There will be no admission fee for this “coat and tie" dance. And the guys as well as the girls will be glad to hear that coeds have extended hours for the affair.
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Around the boulder Rumor has it that three freshman women and one guy were caught by the Sigma Chis Wednesday evening as they attempted to ring the traditional East College Bell. Through a new ruling the Sigs will no longer stand guard over the bell this weekend .... To be initiated into Phi Delta Theta this weekend will be Russ Hardt. Jack Dunnick and Chuck Lenuinger .... Duzer Du will present its first one-act play Saturday evening in the Speech Hall auditorium . . . Dr. Kerstetter will appear Friday evening at the formal pep rally on the Union Building steps .... Don't forget the DePauw-Butler game Saturday afternoon at the DePauw stadium.
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TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee: because he trusteth in thee. — Isaiah 26:3. True peace is dependent upon the internal and eternal rather than the external and temporal. Personal And Local News Uriels
Mr. and Mrs. Trevaun Sillery wish to announce the engagement and wedding of their daughter, Rosie Harvey, at home, to Marvin Campbell, at home, son of Mr. and Mrs. Warten Archer. The wedding will take place on Saturday, October 12 at 6 p. m. in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sillery, east of Plainfield, north on 6 Points Road. Marriage vows will be given by Rev. Samuel Schimpf. The reception will be immediately after the wedding. All friends and relatives are invited.
Jackie Enjoying Ionian Sea Trip SCORPIOS ISLAND, Greece UPI The luxury yacht Christina, carrying Jacqueline Kennedy on a Greek-island cruise, arrived here today following a delay apparently caused by storms in the lionian Sea. The yacht dropped anchor at this small private island at 7 a. m. Local fishermen were already busy catching fish and lobsters for the First Lady and hei party. The Christina had originally been expected her Wednesday afternoon. Maritime officials said it probably put into harbor somewhere to wait out storms which have whipped the sea for the past 24 hours. Mrs. Kennedy was expected to come ashore sometime later today.
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LONDON UPI—Prime Minister Harold Macmillan is to be operated on today for a prostrate gland condition that could
force his resignation.
A bulletin issued from London’s King Edward VII Hospital Wednesday night said the operation would be performed sometime this morning. No exact time
was given.
The operation was to be performed by Dr. A. W. Badenoch. a prominent urologist. Sir John Richardson, Macmillan’s private i physician, visited him several ^ times Wednesday. • Medical sources said the 69- , year-old prime minister would be on the operating table for
Two Astronauts Visit Ft. Wayne FORT WAYNE UPI — Astronauts Virgil Grissom and L. Gordon Cooper made a flying trip to Fort Wayne Wednesday to inspect trailers at a mobile home manufacturing plant. The pair also took time out for a boat ride on the St. Josepn River near Grabill as guests of Abner Crosby. Crosby said the astronauts were interested in the possible use of trailers as portable dressing rooms at Cape Canaveral.
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Charles E. Canup. class of '14 was here visiting DePauw friends. Mr. and Mrs. John Boswell. Cloverdale Route 1, are the parents of a son born Wednesday at the Putnam County Hospital. The Banner-News carrier boys were guests of Mr. Dodd, manager of the Voneastle Theater Wednesday and also Thursday
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Gaylord Kilgore of Bainbridge is a patient in the Veterans Hospital, 1481 W. 10th St. Indianapolis. He would appreciate hearing from friends. WGRE will broadcast the De-Pauw-Butler Old Gold Day football game this Saturday at 1:15. The DePauw Tigers will be trying to gain their first victory from the Butler Bulldogs in the last thirty-three years, after losing the last two games in the final quarter. Elgin T. Smith, minister of the Sherwood Christian Church, is attending the International Convention of Christian Churches (Disciples of Christ) meeting in Miami Beach, Florida from October 11 to 16. Mr. Smith is one of Indiana's delegates to the convention and is serving on thi Recommendations Committee. Among other duties, he has been assigned to the nominating section of the committee.
Maple Heights C lub Held October Meeting The Maple Heights Club met at the Club House on Oct. 1. Song of the month was read by Ruth Fry. Flag salute, creed and reports were given. Lesson was on smocked aprons. There were a lot of aprons brought in for members to see. The president reported on council meeting. The club has made cancer pads for the health office. Eunice Graves gave a lesson to another club on terry cloth. Our club gave two silverware trays to the fair building. We have several going to Achievement Day. The meeting was closed by the club prayer. Hostesses were Ruth Fry and Stella Williams.
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Announce Engagement Of Elsie Jane Gillis Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Gillis, Eaton, Ind., announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Elsie Janet Gillis, and William K. Kerr, son of Mrs. Charles R. Kerr and the late Mr. Kerr of Greencastle. The bride to be was graduated from Ball State Teachers College from where she also received a Masters Degree. She is a teacher in the West Lafayette School. Mr. Kerr was graduated from Greencastle High School and attended Purdue University. He is a resident of West Lafayette. The couple will be married in St. Mary Catholic Church at Dunkirk.
Russ Wheat Sale Accorded Backing WASHINGTON UPI — President Kenedy's politically explosive approval of a “one shot’’ $250 million U. S. wheat sale to Russia won a measure of bipartisan backing today in Congress. But some Republicans, including House GOP Leader Charles A. Ha Heck of Indiana, questioned the wisdom, of the move ananounced by the President at his news conference Wednesday. Sen. Barry M. Goldwater, R-Ariz., had urged that the sale by made conditional on withdrawal of Soviet troops and military equipment from Cuba. Kennedy said the sale of 4 million tons about 150 million bushels of surplus U. S. wheat — the largest S o v i e t-American transaction since the multi-billion -dollar lend-lease deals of World War II—was a “hopeful sign" that progress toward peace is possible. He promised a special report to Congress on the matter today.
the Tri County Club at Sugar Hill, the third weekend in September, a short ride in the morning, basketdinner and a four hour ride in the afternoon, all in the woods; the kind of riding we like. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sibbit and family were hosts to the group the twenty second of the month. This was a pitch-in dinner, nice ride thru the woods, breaking trail some of the way and down the creek; crossing and recrossing for some distance. Back to their farm home to enjoy the fresh apple cider the non riders made while we were away.. then games on horseback with ribbons and a trophy, which was a hand tooled leather picture, won by Phil Jordon. Lucy May claimed the trophy because he was riding her horse which turned a barrel to closely and shu came out with a bad knee and wasn’t able to compete. It's in the family anyway. The fifth Sunday was the Carey’s Ranch Rodeo south of Indianapolis. As usual the weather was cold and miserable though it had been perfect the day before and following. October 6, an invitation from the Route Forty Club for a basket dinner and fun show at the Williams Quarter Horse Farm. More than 200 persons came, several bringing horses. Trophies were won by Pamela Patton in the under sixteen age group and Phil Jordon in the adult. It is nice to have Ruth Budd with us again and hope her health keeps improving so that she will soon be able to ride again. Coming events are camping and trail riding in Brown County this week end. A ride, at Bakers
Camp sponsored by the Buttery family the following Sunday and the Jordan's are having a wiener roast and ride at the Artesian well near Bloomingdale the fourth Sunday of the month.
2 Copters Crash, 12 Yanks Kitted DANANG, South Viet Nam UPI — All 12 men aboard two U.S. Marine Corps helicopters which crashed in Communist-held jungle highlands north of Saigon late Tuesday were killed, a U.S. military spokesman said today. The spokesman said the bodies of nine Marines and three U.S. Navy men killed in the crash of the helicopters were being ferried back to this advance air base 40 miles north of the spot where there were killed.
Sells To Ask Tax Rehearing INDIANAPOLIS UPI— Labounion leader Dallas Sells, whose lawsuit has blocked enforcement of the two per cent Indiana sales tax law for nearly four months, four months, announced today he will ask for a rehearing of the Indiana Supreme Court’s decision the law is constitutional. Then, Sells said, assuming the court denies the rehearing, he will appeal the decision directly to the U. S. Supreme Court, which he said might consolidate it with other pending tax cases and make an early ruling on whether the tax law violates the U.S. Constitution.
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Still Is Found Near Huntingburg HUNTINGBURG UPI — State and federal agents dismantled a lOO-gallon still today after a raid near here Wednesday netted two men suspected of moonshining. Federal treasury agents, who made the coordinated raid with Indiana excise police, placed charges of illegal possession of untaxed whisky against Victor Klem and William H. Johnson, 51, East Chicago. Klem, owner of the farm east of Huntingburg where the still was operating, lived at the farm “for many years” police said.
AWARD NOBEL PRIZE
OSLO, Norway UPI—American chemist Linus Pauling was awarded the 1962 Nobel Peace Prize and the 1963 prize was divided between the Internal iohal Red Cross Committee and th.' Red Cross League, the Norwegian Nobel Prize Committee announced today.
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ANNI\ ERSARIES Weddings Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jackson, Brownsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Jackson, Fillmore. 45 years Oct. 10th. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wells, 54 years, Oct. 10th, Fillmore. Birthdays Pamela Kay Snodgrass, 13 years, Oct. 14th.
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Highlight Weekend A big week end is in store for the populace of Putnam County October 17-18-19, with a complete style show of men's and women's clothing, a gala parade the start of a series to run each year of the history of Putnam County in Pageantry form and a big auction, all sponsored by your Chamber of Commerce. First thing of the agenda is the big auction, w r ith participating merchants giving back to their customers an equal amount of play money for monies laid out for merchandise up to $50.00 maximum starting today running
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Woman Held On Serious Charge DETROIT UPI—The FBI said today it w’as holding a 27-year-old South Bend, Ind., woman for return to Las Vegas to face charges of violating the white slave traffic act. FBI agents said Rosemary Davis was arrested at the Eddystone Hotel Tuesday. She failed to appear in U. S. District Court in Las Vegas last June 17 where she had been charged on an indictment with violating the white slave traffic act, authorities said. On Sept. 3. a warrant for her arrest was issued by the Eastern District Federal Court in Wisconsin for violation of the same act. She w r as arraigned in Detroit federal court Wednesday before Judge Fred Kaess and was remanded to custody of the U. S. marshal for return to Las Vegas.
Bainbridge Saddle Club News News of the past month must start w ith the virus that so many horses have had to contend with. Those vacationing in Brown County Labor Day w eekend were in contact with it without thenowners knowledge and of course the bigger percent became ill. then passing the disease on to others. This isn't a serious illness but the animals must rest about ten days if no complications are to develop. Each of the last month's Sundays’ there have been trail rides and the number of people present has been as usual, but the number of horses cut to half or less. Now- that the animals are in fine shape, October will bring them all out to enjoy these perfect fall days. The Saddler family of near Turkey Run asked us to ride with
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Dryness Is Boon To Corn Harvest LAFAYETTE UPI — The drought may be hurting pastures and creating fire hazards in Indiana. but crop experts said today it is a boon to the corn harvest. “Conditions were excellent for corn drying,” said Robert E. Straszheim, agricultural statistician at Purdue, in his weekly crop report. He also reported the corn harvest, beginning in many areas, is ahead in progress of last year. The weather made conditions favorable for field work and permitted farmers "to make rapid progress in the combining of soybeans and other early fall activities, ’ Straszheim said.
Space Tests Pact Goes Into Effect MOSCOW UPI — The treaty outlawing nuclear tests in space, in the atmosphere and under water becomes effective at 2 p.m. 7 a.m. EDT today, when the United States and Britian deliver ratified copies of the pact to the Russians. Similar ceremonies will be held simultaneously in London and
Washington.
The ceremony here was being held in Spiridonovka Palace, a 19th century Moscow mansion used by the Soviet Foreign Ministry for important public functions. The talks that led to the treaty were held in the palace. The treaty was signed here Aug. 5. Subsequently it was ratified by the presidium of the Supreme Soviet, the U. S. Senate and the British cabinet.
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