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X I L M I L L E R X E W P R E X Y A T D R E X E LC o m e d y , T r a g e d y H i t s D r e x e l ’s N e w E l e c t i o n N e w P l a n s R e v e a l e d

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m t t i e u l t

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W in n e r !!$urprisiMl G ives l^sual R e p ly

Anked for His PreHH iJomment

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We heard down in city hull cuurt* >ard luiit week tliut Nil would l ike to l>e President. President R isque said

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The uncovering of w om en’s gar­ments in one fraternity house lead to a series of questionings, hut the items were finally exp la ined as the results of informal in it iat ion scavanger hunts.

Four Prisoners lievaptured Seven Theta Chi’s «-a|>tured three of

the esi-aped pr isoners at H a r ry ’s, a lot-al speakeasy on campus (N«>te to Devoe- -get that guy for an ad I. Ky llie t ime they arr ived at the Main (»ate of the I’enitentiary , a crowd had gathered, and ano th e r »if the escaped convicts was caught in the crowd.

I h e seven fraternity m em bers were hattered and lorn and hlt>od stained, |i’«ni the light, hut they were im m ed­iately decttraled for valor hy guard

illy who p inned hliie and gohl rih- I'ons on each of them.

KHlers Slill at Lartie As this paper goes to press six of

ihe escaped-convicts are still at large, ‘••>‘1 all male m em hers of the cami»us are retpiesled to carry cluhs for self protecticMi. T he women have been *'*ui(ined lor per iods of i»ne to three iiiul a half >ears and are reported to l'«* desperate,

I h e nol(u'ioiis life teruuT, killer licniitn is still at large. She was serv- **>R a senlence »>f a hun d red \ea rs and •*»e day.

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F o r Q u e e n'I’lie T riangle Staff has hr«>iight fr«nii

the depthn of the boiler room their own candidate for the Spring Prom. A freshman in her fifth year at Drexel, Miss Agatha Olga Salchelpuss is ma­jor ing in Men in the school of Home Kconomics. She has been a faithful reporter on the Triangle Staff for live >ears and has always been ihe "D ar l ­ing” of all the male ntaff'.

When Aggie brought her newt article into the office on press night the hlaff (juickly told her the news of her nominalioii and her thril led an ­swer in that of so familiar falsetto Mtice was "Oh my aching back.” Miss Salchelpuss already anticipating an easy victory »*ver the other candidates is wearing a long sleeved, high neck rough tweed evening gown in that new shade of d rab gre \. She claims it is a perfect complement to her nev per­manent wave that nhe got ju»t in time for the above picture.

Triangle staff members will be out en masse K< stuff the ballot box f«»r their candidate and will conduct an extensive piiblicily campaign prior to ihe voting. The business manager of ihe paper, Don De Wow in a state­ment to the press said that the election was a sure-lire thing. He is now ac­cepting names of anxious men who wish to accompany Aggie to the dance. The drawing will be held on Friday, May I and an extra gift of .10 in war slaiu|)s and a dandelion corsage will be given to the lucky man.

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l.a>l W ediiesda> night ihe guards of the Drexel correct ion hou>e and doMiiiiory, at Powelton Ave. and Spangler Street, announced the escap«s of twelve inmales, all women, includ­ing ihe notorious killer Itenlon, a life leriiier.

At alioiil ten minutes pa>l midnight I lie main guard house reccixetl an a larm iiidicaling that the back gate (lire e.>>cape to you) had been opened. Hilt l»y the lime Mrs. Macltelh the chief guard arrived at the scene, the prisoners had d isappeared into the darkness of Spangler Sireel.

Immediate Line-up ('.ailed An immediate clieck up was made

lo dcleniiine how many iiad escaped while at the same lime all fraternity houses were called upon lt» jo in in the search for the escaped convicts.

At the sound of the emergency buz­zer in each hall, all ihe inmates were called down lo the main assembly hall for a check “ line up.” It was at this time that iht; aiithorilies liiscovered that twelve ha«l escaped. For a while it was thought that thirteen had es­caped but a recent arrival, unfamiliar with the meaning of the buzzer had mistaken it for a lire bell and at- tempted to escape in the same m an­ner as the olher twelve. She received thirty lashes and a four week campus for that.

The cells of the twelve who escaped were all on the fifth lloor and it is believed that a hasty conspiracy was found during the recreation period after d inner and before cell “check in t ime.”

Third Uefiree Itaekfires A severe ( |uestioning of the rem ain ­

ing fifth Hoor cell inhabitants dis­closed information that the prison au­thorit ies were at first reluctant to admit. It seems that the food situation at the institution has been going from bad lo worse for the past several months.

Several prisoners, risking Hogging and bread and water diets for regis ter­ing complaints, boldly stated that meals were insufficient for p roper nourishmeni, and rotten food wu» often served. They can’t rem em ber when meat was last served. This rea­son was advanced as a p robable in­centive to the “ break”.

The audacity of the first few inmates in presenting their complaints served as a sl imuli lo others and the kitchen help complained of excessively long hours of hard and hot work, which during the coming sum m er months would approach slave labor.

Prison authorit ies dismissed this complaint by pleading overcrowded conditions due lo the war time in­crease in juvenile deliiuiueiicy.

('.ampus U ide Searvh As soon as authorit ies discovered

who was missing, names and descrip ­tions were circulated throughout all branches of Drexel. Fraternity houses, ihe alhlelic field, and the lodge were notified.

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PAGE 9 THE TRIANGLEAPRIL 20. 1945

A ' F i t n 0 a n y * *Wkwkk riiK K\«.kk Hkwku

Wi'll h«*r«* iir** ui ll i lli»’ ii'iuil corn ;m<l drilihle :il»oiil oniinniinl llu* l)i«‘\«*l CiimpiDi. Our r«>- piirUM- liiis ii lot of insi»l«- «Io| h* on greal iunl ioiix liiippcninn!^iilioiit ill** scliool whicli wt* will <li- viil({<* to yini iin«l ii.» lii > lip>‘in«* “ liol.”

“HpIIo iifiain. ihis is 'kIiiss o\ p' Jor Ipovinii \iui in tm it million tlnlhir expose. Irronlinn In Savor Miinnel the vice sqiiiul will i ondurt <i niiil on (^iirry Huston's in the near future. C.hief ifitnesses for the slate ivill he Mrs. Sairhurk- anti Miss Mamies uho. with the hruvtnlo of llonilork Jones ventured into this hin of tranquillity or den «/ iniquity or u'hat have you. (If hy one (jold Medal!) They have observed the jtrevailinn conditions.II e are Honderinfi nhn the eifihteen dofi sandu irhes tvere for. H itnesses for the defense seem hard to locate since the l*ractice Prouse u'as hloicn auay the other day hy a strnnn hrealh. The court intends to suh- pttena Apide .Innie, (travel (iertie, and The Doll as character u itnesses. There is a rumor that a certain man named Smiller is pay inti protection money for himself and the hell icith everyone else. He has half interest in the place."

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ruiiil iin<l \\liil«* ifslinu my li**«‘l on tin* rlironiinin sliiifl iiiul »ippinp sonif milk with llir«*i* ciimpiis clnlMTs \\«- m)‘t ii liiiliiliiiil ulio was ifrititiK sonii* linn-rirk ovrr anil ov*t a^ain.

‘■'rii»-r«* onr»* uas a jo iinn man naiiHMl Si«ln>'>

Who drank till In* riiiiu*il a kidn»*>\s III* «lial llii*ri* and Mank < I mi*an

>at lli<*ri* and drank)ll sliriv<‘ll«*d and shrank Kilt Im* had a I'ood tinii*. didni*>."

rill* moral is ni*vi!r use Klhyl alrohol strait.

Soim'om* said this >ad man’s iiann* was I tr i t rhard Howd.”

“Smefinie Helix and C.o. have va­cated the sacred />ortals of the l.amhie I'ies, Ipfde Pies, and the Plata Pies for the hunting firound a la JefJer- sonia. II e hear the neifthhorhood is stocked with icitlves. Iluntiufi is Hood."

"Mr.. the sir. Miller broke his toe the other day. lie was carryinH too many kevs on his cable anti there u(is a tension failure. II e sufifiest tilvanced Structural Theory for you

\' ill. C.onstiltation with other It.T.O. should yield valuahle data on the loiuliuft of chains ,s» «// keys nuiy be carried."

In ode to a ILT.O."T.S." (Shakespearea I

“ Mr. Miiddson Itil liams rt*iiiains in si'hool. Il«> propos«*s a parly for all prolVssors when In* h«*rom«*s (‘licilih*."

Mr. Hank h'lirgcr is li«*iiif; field for Noliinlary manslaii(:hti>r followiii(( a r«*i eiil lt*ad pipe ini ident with \\ oin Tier**. oil must use more tart Kan- ki«*. The tsirls aren't swooniii|( yel or they would have prodiieed your hail money."

“ 'riie Delta .Swigs are eoiuliii'tiiiK <i hlank**t parly April 2Klh for all fra te r ­nity moles. I just l«»ve to S«> lint* up a female and (;et in the groove of a mole. Oli. I«> he a fraternity man. ''

"Mottno Hundro is looking pretty stui tilnnit school. All the pros have left. H e sufifiest he meets ,H. / /. havis (not J, E. Davis). Mr. Davis htis had contact with quite a few pros in the underworld. He is noiv form- inf! his own pistol team. The ran^e has been set up in the basentent of the Lambie Pie house."

" 'M id fie' lienton is now playinfi third base for the varsity due to in- juries received hy numerous varsity men in the first (lame. Itenlon has had trytnits with numerous bifi leafiue teams. II e nish her all kinds of suc­cess."

"The dorm tlance was nicely at­tended Saturday nite. The proverb- ials were there. 'Lefis' Mtiker and> t»hnny Jififiins were seen together. Somethinfi is 'Sheetzy’ here. The sol­emnity of the dance was broken when a lioatswain second class did the hornpipe with 'II ama' Millie. He was satisfied to have her aboard. He tried to throw her out as an anchor. Mtilin, Miller and ('orp. smiled when they saw the head on the fiinfier ale anti sherbert punch. They cried when they were ileceivetl. Thiiifis are toufih till over these tlttys."

“ l*rofs. Maniiah. Hanson. Radar, and MuttiiiK are foriiiiii^ a new bridge league in the Riding Hood Cluh. The famous ami the infamous. I'rof. / .

W e S a w t h e W h i t e s o f T h e i r E y e s

T h e p o l i c y c f t h e T r i a n g l e h a s a l w a y s b e e n to o f f e r c o n s t r u c ­

t i v e c r i t i c i s m . B u t t h i s t i m e t h i n g s a r e d i f f e r e n t . W e t h i n k

e v e r y t h i n g i s w o n d e r f u l . W e l i k e n o t h a v i n g a P r e s i d e n t .

W e l i k e t h e B o a r d of T r u s t e e s , t h e f a c u l t y , a n d t h e A t h l e t i c B o a r d

i s m a d e u p o f a s w e l l b u n c h o f m e n . N o t h i n g i s w r o n g w i t h

D r e x e l c r a n y of i t s m a n y o r g a n i z a t i o n s . E l e c t i o n s c o u l d n ' t b e

c l e a n e r o r m o r e f r e e o f p o l i t i c s t h a n t h e y a r e a t g o o d o l d D IT .

W e l i k e e v e r y o n e a n d e v e r y t h i n g . G o d b l e s s y o u a l l .

M a t h O f t # *

H a t t i e i s

R a t f i n f j j O n

In the **arl\ fall of Septemher. as well as in January and March. Iirief skirinisli**s were enroiintered hy many of Drexel’s loyal students, on the field of “ Algehra.” These hrief oulliiirsts lasted for approximately ten weeks, hill in that perioii of lime many cas- iiallies w**re snfTere*!. The turning point of the liallles usually oeeurred at the end of the ten w**ek period although many of the patriots fell in the line of duly liefore this time. I'liose who siiiTered ill** untold hard- shi | IS during this im'iihatory period fought valiantly, hut in the end tlieir Spirits hroke anil “en masse" they loo siin-iimlted.

Again and again tlie undaunle*] warriors fare*! the foe and again anti again they fell. In ever ini'reasing numlters. the armies reformed. Ex- perienrt**! iigiiters eaiiie and went. Til** odiis tiiey sai*i were imp*>ssilde.

It is inip*>rlant now tlial we iiien- lioii tiie few traitors wiio surrepli- liousiy ma*ie tiieir way throiigli enemy lines, and in tiie safety of T rigonom elry *‘alIously laugiied at tiie noide efforts of the veterans of “ Malii One." An eneoiiragiiig fa«*l is ii*>w- ever liiat they soon fell prey t*> T r ig ­onometry itself and tiie few wii*> es­caped relri i iulion lliere most certainly met tiieir doom in Analytical (Feom- elry.

hetiier or not in tiie course *>f centuries tiie victorious “ Faculty” will he iiealen hy our armies is up to “ Kismet." Mars liimseif marvels at tiie persistence of the “ I'rosii" army, iiut tliey are mtitivated i»y iiigli ideals, llmse *>f learning and culture.

^ ea. these armies have suftere*!; they will suffer more. They will fight and liie on tiie iieltl of iioiior. i>ut tiieir inspiring iiatlie cry “ X-”’ \\iii live o n ! ! !

/ . Hackman late of the Ballet Husse de Monte ('.arlo is giving a new c*>urse in the iiallet. Don’t worry tiie iiook is copyrigiited. Mr. Radiing is delivering lectures on the “ New l''*>ol*)Usesoophy of Love.”

"Mr. Rapp htis let contrtu ts for the new potd. The sororities are alreatly planning bathing suit parties a la birtInlay. Ktwh sorority is supportinfi its ctintlatliate for the 'Queen of the Pool.' Presitlent liisque will launch the victor with a bottle of cham­pagne." (Save some for me.)

The D rexe l TxistngleI Official newspaper of Drexel Institute of Technology 32nd and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia

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EDITOR-IN-CHIEF .......................................................................................................................................................... .. Beach

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Managing Editor .................................................. R u th Johnson

News Editors .........................T om Healy, Betty McFadden

Men's Sports Editor ........................................J im Hutchinson

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lie porters

t.olumnist John Weaver

Associate Business Manager .........................D onald Conklin

Circulation Manager ......................................... Dorothy Jones

Assistant Circulation Managers,

R obert Lathleen, Harry Hawnian■s Bruce Becker, Meta Williams, Maxine Eiseman. Herb I 'adeley, Janet Seiisenig, Tiielnia RottlerBill Kriedrii lu, Dave Druuiiuond, Art Haines, Eleaiu.r Sciiofieid, (;ene Maliii, Janice Doali. Nick Reiter!

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Jose Diaz

Entered as second clast matter

Oct. 15, 1926 at the Post Office in

Phila. under Act of March 3, 1879.

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F^ssocided CDlleeiate PressDistributor of

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Triangle Staff

We. th«* undersij:ne«l. being of infirm mind and body do iiereby proclaim this as oiir siiici*ie pact. After a seem­ingly iniieterminaide period of ed it ­ing. managing, proof reading, compos­ing. pimctiiating. an*l catering to llie \a r ied idiosy ncracies of our fellow workers, we feel that life no longer holils the attraction it held for us previously. We are bitter, itrooding an*i cynical. Despots, witli minds de- forme*! by an excess knowledge of news. Nothing is new any more! i t ’s the same old story all the time. . . .So an*i so does siicli and sucii; Mrs. \\ iio- «ioyoucalllier came iiere today. . . .iioy Meets (i irl . . . .(’.anipiis Big Shot. . . .C.ampus Little Siiot. . . .Dean *»f W iio- *»/.is. . . l*r*»fessor W liatsiz. . .and reams of similar titivatiiig *lrivel. What’s tiie sense of living wiien life bec*>mes a itore.

Tiierefore: we state on the six- teentii day of June. Anno Domini nine- t«*en forty five we will with tiie aiil of a tiiirty-two caliiier revolver now in possession of one of the staff memiters.< He is willing t*» part with it f*>r six­teen dollars) sho*»i each other in turn till finally tiie editor left alone will c*)iiimit sewer si*le. The reas*»n f*>r tliis procedure is s*> that the iieirs of the future de*'eased will be able to c*)llect insurance, since they have been technically mur*iered. The se- •pieiice t*> be followed will be tleler- mineil by the picking of straws (the editor is naturally exem pt) . I’rior to our demise we will make a colle*-- tion to insure tiie removal of the cad­avers so as not to trouide the janit*>rs of tiie building. All interested *>bser- \e r s may attend the occasion for a nominal fee. ( italcony seats S2.K), Orciiestra S3.60). This fee will aid in covering the cost of removal.

I.et tiiis siiort document ite our parting knell a warning to the rem ain ­ing sane iiumans. We idame only *»urselves for the ii*>peless predicament we have pla*-ed *>urselves in and we truly believe tiiat we are saving the world from a great catastrophe by the fiilfillnieni of our pact.

Y o u C a n ^ ^ a m e I tTHIAN (;i .E Ol'l-ICE. I 'H iDAV. Ai*- Rll< 20. Announcement has just iieen received tliat Drexel is to be the prou*i possessor *»f a l.ittie Tiieatre. The theatre will l»e ituilt in tiie I'.ur- tis i’ ield which lias been virtually aband*>ned for tiie past year.

Bids are out to the various l*»cal radi*t stati*ins f*>r the j*d> of com­pletely soundprotiiing tiie tiieatre. This will probably be necessary in lieu of the fact tiiat Pennsylvania freight trains will have a rigiil of way ihoroughfare across tiie proposed top balcony. Special reduced rale tickets will be sold tor the seals in liiis iial- cony.

Anoliier proposed change to be made on liie campus is a shuttle itus to l»e run from ( ’.iiesinul Street to tiie iaidlow Street entrance of ilie .Student Building. Tiiis comes in re- ply to tiu* many complainls from Mrs. .Sawituck that siie bales itt make the girls run over to her oHice for anything as uniinporlaii l as an excuse for absence. She would gladly dis. coiilinue this practice but liien lliere wouldn't lie anytiiiiig left for her to do but liold the stakes uii the lounge i*ridge games and so much money all day huig in lier hands makes her nervous.

\ f 0 . f f o r # ' F l u n t i HT H E THI \N ( ; i .E Oi l ICE. M ’HII.2(1. I . . . \ new system of grailes has iieen approved iiy liie faculty. At the end of every term, the exact n u ­merical average of every stii«ient will lie calculated in the usual manner. \ f te r this has been iloiie. however, is

where the cliange comes in. In view of the fail that liaving stuilenis fail a course may i»e disconcert ing to the pr*ifessors as w**ll as lb** slud**nls. such will not be possible in the fu­ture. Beginning this term, the low­est average of any sliideni in liie class will ite taken as the grade of 70. Ail the oilier grailes will then be a*ijusted accordingly .

It is hopeii that this new system will e lim inate liie possil»ilily of any student leaving school iiecause lie failed too many sulijects. 1‘aculty m em bers have been complaining be­cause liiey cannot sleep ( T k i a n m . e

staff suggests an a lka -se l l /e r ) they are so t roubled i»y tiieir consciences. The I is** in liie morale of our beloved professors is eviiienl. Ini'reases in sliidenls' allowances should be an afternialii of this revised .system.

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T H E T R IA N (; i .E O l ’EK.E. APRFI. 20. l'Ur>. . . . Of interest to every Dorm girl is the announcem ent made by Miss Darnes tiial private tele­phones will be installed in everv r*)*)iii in the dorm itory . I niike tlie service now in operat ion in the dorm these new phones will all i»e on a different line so that the only lime a hopeful te lephone caller gels llie busy signal is when tiie phone in liial pa r ­t icular r*)om is in use.

Allhoiigii no increase in room rent will accompany lliis plan, girls will be allowed to make personal calls bv merely picking up the pimne and dialing the nuniiter no extra charge for local i-alls.

The phone n u m b er *>f liu- dorm will remain llie same, liut each piione will have an extension num ber. A complete list of liiese num bers will be furnished l*> every student or may ite secured by calling the main desk.

Before a rrangem ents could lie made with liie Bell Telepii*»ne ('.ompany to install these piutnes. D*trni ofTiciais iiad to sign an agreement that at l**asl five calls per ilay would be made over each piione. To insure liie minimum num ber of calls, a new ruling iia- been iu:i*le that any girls wh*t d*> not make their *|U*tla of calls will ite canipiiseil for liie term.

C o m p l a i n t D e p a r t m e n t

F o r o n c e t h e T r i a n g l e c o m p l a i n s . T h e c o n s t a n t i n c r e a s e i n

s t u d e n t a c t i v i t y h a s p l a c e d u s i n a v e r y a w k w a r d p o s i t i o n .

T h e c o l o s s a l n u m b e r o f t h r i v i n g e x t r a - c u r r i c u l a r a c t i v i t i e s

p l a c e u s i n a p o s i t i o n w h e r e w e a r e n o t a b l e t o k e e p t r a c k o f t h e m

a l l . It w o u l d t a k e a f u l l t i m e r e p o r t e r a t l e a s t s e v e r a l d a y s to

c o v e r t h e i r m a n i f o l d c o n t r i b u t i o n s t o D r e x e l l ife .

T h e a w e i n s p i r i n g p e r c e n t a g e o f s t u d e n t s a c t i v e l y p a r t i c i p a t ­

i n g i n t h i s g r o u p i s a n o t h e r s o u r c e o f w o r r y . T h e s t u d e n t s a r e s o

s o c i a l l y c o n s c i o u s t h a t t h e y a r e n o t s a t i s f i e d w i t h o n l y o n e g r o u p ;

t h e y w i s h t o l e n d t h e i r s u p p o r t t o a l l . S h o u l d w e p u b l i s h t h e l i s t s

o f a c t i v e s u p p o r t e r s o f e a c h o r g a n i z a t i o n it w o u l d n o t o n l y c o v e r

c o n s i d e r a b l e s p a c e , b u t it w o u l d s e e m l i k e c o n s t a n t r e p e t i t i o n .

W e m u s t u r g e t h e s t u d e n t b o d y to s t e m t h e i r e a g e r e n ­

t h u s i a s m f o r s c h o o l a f f a i r s . T h e y w i l l s o o n b e c o m e a n u i s a n c e

t o t h e s c h o o l . W e b e l i e v e t h a t if a n u c l e u s o f s a y t h i r t y o r f o r ty

s t u d e n t s .

A S e r i o u s S i t u a t i o n

H O W o f t e n h a v e w e s t o o d , s i l e n t l y a d m i r i n g t h e l o w g r a c e f u l

s w o o p o f a p i g e o n a s it w e n d s i t s m e r r y w a y o n a n o t h e r

b o m b i n g m i s s i o n . T o o o f t e n !

F o r a l l t h e i r f e a t h e r e d b e a u t y t h e y a r e d e a d l y d e m o n s .

S t r i k i n g v i c i o u s l y o n t h e m o s t u n s u p e c t i n g p e o p l e i n t h e m o s t

s u s c e p t i b l e p l a c e s .

S o m e t h i n g m u s t b e d o n e !

V o l u n t e e r s w i l l b e a c c e p t e d f o r d a y a n d n i g h t t i m e p o s i t i o n s

a t a n t i - p i g e o n s p o t t e r s a n d g u n c r e w s .

W e m u s t a r i s e to t h e c o m m o n d e f e n s e . P i g e o n s m u s t b e

c u r b e d i n m u c h t h e s a m e f a s h i o n a s d o g s .

L e t u s b a n d t o g e t h e r i n a n A . P . C . ( A n t i - P i g e o n C o n f e r e n c e ) .

O u r a i m m u s t b e to s p o i l t h e i r a i m .

O u r s h o p s a r e h u m m i n g w i t h p r o d u c t i o n o f f i e n d i s h d e v i c e s

f o r c a p t u r i n g t h e e n e m y f l i e r s a n d e x h o r t i n g v a l u a b l e a v i a r y s e c r e t s .

S o f a r o u r c o d e e x p e r t s h a v e d e c i p h e r e d c e r t a i n i n f o r m a t i o n

f r o m b o m b d u d s . O n N o v e m b e r 13 a m a s s a t t a c k w i l l o r i g i n a t e

a t N o r t h P h i l a d e l p h i a a n d c e n t e r u p o n D r e x e l i n a V - s h a p e d

e c h e l o n . B o m b s h e l t e r s h a v e b e e n p r o v i d e d a n d c a s u a l t y s t a t i o n s

a r e b e i n g s e t u p to t a k e c a r e o f a n y p o s s i b l e m i s h a p s . ’ R e l i a b l e

s o u r c e s s t a t e t h a t t h e l o c a l d r y c l e a n e r s a r e f i n a n c i n g t h e c u lp r i t s

m t h e i r f a n a t i c a l s c h e m e .

T h e H o m e E cs . , to c o u n t e r a c t t h e s e v e r e m e a s u r e s h a v e s e t

u p a n e m e r g e n c y l a u n d r y s e r v i c e a n d a l l s t u d e n t s a r e e n -

c o u r a g e d to c a r r y s u p p l i e s o f K l e e n e x f o r c a s e s o f s e v e r e s h o c k .

C a m o u f l a g e C o r p s h a s b e e n a p p o i n t e d t o t a k e c h a r g e of

o n e s a n d R e d h e a d s s i n c e t h e i r o b v i o u s c o n d i t i o n p r o v i d e s to o g o o d a t a r g e t .

S e r i o u s l y , s o m e t h i n g s h o u l d b e d o n e a b o u t t h e p i g e o n m e n ­

a c e . e t s g e t t h e c o o p e r a t i o n o f a l l f r a t e r n i t i e s t o s e n d p l e d g e s o n a c a m p u s c l e a n u p .

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\ t .III *‘l«Tlion held in ihe C.oiirt on April 1(). I’(»lly MfSpurron was **l»*rtf<l to lieinl Vi .S.d.A. f(»r the year

OHicers e le r ted to asjiist lier a re: \ it e President. Janet r .o n n id : >erretar>. Hiilh H arr ; T reasurer . Max­ine F.i«eniaii. Five students were elected lo serve on the W.S.(i.A. Hoard iloiig with these offieers. T h e \ are : F l i /ahe th Lentz. Harriet Janies. |{ae '•rhaeffer. Fadra LeBlane. and Jane Mueller. These offieers Avere notiiin.ited at a meeting of all women s tuden t ' on April 9 and will take over the m anagement of Vi .S.CJ.A. at the hei>inning «>f next Fall T erm .

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PHILADELPHIA

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A t 4 :3 0 P . M . l a s t T h u r s d a y a f t e r n o o n P r e s i d e n t F r a n k l i n

D e l a n o R o o s e v e l t p a s s e d a w a y . H i s r e m a i n s h a v e s i n c e

b e e n i n t e r r e d o n t h e b a n k o f t h e H u d s o n . U n b e l i e v a b l e — y e s , b u t t r u e .

T h e p e o p l e o f A m e r i c a a n d t h e w o r l d , h o w e v e r , w e n t b a c k to

I h e g r i m t a s k o f w a g i n g a l l - o u t w a r . V i c t o r y i s i n s i g h t , b u t m a y

b e m o n t h s a w a y i n t h e o p i n o n o f m i l i t a r y e x p e r t s . A n d s o t h e

p e a c e w h i c h t h e C o m m a n d e r - i n - C h i e f w o r k e d s o v a l i a n t l y fo r i s

n o t r e a l i z e d y e t . F o r u n t o t h e h o u r o f d e a t h h i s h e a r t a n d s o u l

w e r e d e d i c a t e d to o n e p a r a m o u n t o b j e c t i v e ; w o r l d p e a c e a n d

s e c u r i t y t h r u r i g h t , n o t m i g h t .

C o n t r a r y t o t h o s e w h o i n d e a t h c o n d e m n e d h i m , t h e m a j o r i t y

o f t h e p e o p l e s of t h e w o r l d r e c o g n i z e R o o s e v e l t a s o n e o f t h e

g r e a t e s t i n t e r n a t i o n a l s t a t e s m e n a n d p o l i t i c i a n s o f a l l t i m e .

W e b e l i e v e R o o s e v e l t b e l i e v e d i n n o i n d i s p e n s a b l e m e n , b u t

i n i n d i s p e n s a b l e p r i n c i p l e s a n d r i g h t s . F o r t h e s e h e g a v e h i s l i fe .

T h e p r i n c i p l e s a n d r i g h t s fo r w h i c h h e f o u g h t w i l l b e t h e t a s k of

M r . T r u m a n to c a r r y o u t to s u c c e s s f u l c o n c l u s i o n . T o t h i s h e h a s

p l e d g e d h i m s e l f .

W e m o u r n t h e d e a t h o f t h i s s t a t e s m a n b u t w e w i l l p r o v e o u r

n e v e r e n d i n g b e l i e f i n h i s p r i n c i p l e s o f w o r l d p e a c e b y o u r r e a c ­

t i o n a n d r e s p o n s e to w h a t m a y b e c a l l e d t h e p o s t - R o o s e v e l t e r a .

O u r r e p r e s e n t a t i v e b r a n c h o f t h e n a t i o n a l g o v e r n m e n t h a s

s p o k e n i n a u n i t e d v o i c e fo r p u r s u i n g a n d s u s t a i n i n g t h e a d m i n ­

i s t r a t i o n o f t h e C a s a b l c m c a a g r e e m e n t f o r " u n c o n d i t i o n a l s u r r e n d ­

e r " o f o u r e n e m i e s .

W e m a y w e l l t a k e t h e w o r d s t h a t t h e l a t e p r e s i d e n t s p o k e in

h i s f i r s t i n a u g u r a l a d d r e s s a n d c r p p ly t h e m to t h e c o n d i t i o n s w h i c h

w e f a c e i n t h e f u t u r e .

" W e h a v e n o t h i n g to f e a r b u t f e a r i t s e l f . M a y G o d g u i d e u s

i n o u r n e w e n d e a v o r s " .

J. W . W .

S o ro r it ie s R iisliiiig N ow

Although that “ forgotten riass.” the February Freshmen is often lost in the maze of Drexel’s sorial and srhol- astie pattern, things do go on just the same. One of these things, whetlier the bewildered freshmen are aware of it or not. is Spring Term Sorority Rushing whieh is ahout to take place. The word “ rushing” is a misiioiiier in this case for artually no rushing takes place as compared to the teas and parties of W inter Term. However, freshmen who have heen at Drexel one term will have tiie «)pportuiiity to pledge and jo in stirorities.

To join a sorority the freshmen must have a scholastic average ol 78 with no failures on her record and no more than tme c<»ndition. .Any girl with a failure may neither he rushed nor pledged. By the word “ pledge” is meant a promise to join a sorority in the ftuui t»f a written acceptance to memhership.

On Friday April 20, each sorority turns in tt> i’rofessor Vi ill iams hy <)ne o’clock a list of tlie girls they wisli to hi«l. The following Monday these girls will receive a form on which they state the sorority they prefer. These “ preferential slips” must he returned to Professor Williams the same day. By 1;3(( on Tuesday each sorority receives the names ot their rushees who staled a preference tor that part ­icular sorority and hy o’clock Wednesday m orning bids will be placed in the mail boxes by each in­dividual sorority. This rushing is of i'ourse not limited to Ireshmen but also includes any upperclassmen who fulllll the scholastic re»iuirments.

TO O l H KEADKKSThis page is on the level.

LoveThe Kditor.

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from the S0*rri0»0*2nd Lt. Frederick koenig . a C.oiii-

merce aiul F'ngineering stu<lent ex. (!lass of ’U was reporte«l missing on December 16th. The latest news is that he was taken prisoner by the ( .ermans on that date when he suf­fered a broken leg.

Lt. Harold Meyers. l .S.N.R.. Bus. Ad., class of 'W and formerly Mr. K app’s assistant, is now Maval Intell i ­gence C.liief at Honolulu. He was home oil a visit this week.

F.nsigti Mort Siiiutn. an M.K. of ’ U. took his classmate Marine Pvt. Walt Schlott into the assault on lw«» Jima. Pvt. Schlott was wounded in the lierce tigliling that followed.

STATIONERYwith

DREXEL SEAL

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SCHOOL SUPPLIES TEXT BOOKS

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Drawing Equipment

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ZAVELLE’S3427 Woodland Ave.

The annual Lodge W eek«*nil spon­sored b> the ^ . \ \ . ( ' . \ . will be held lhi> \e a r in Ma>. The dat«*s are Sal. and Sun.. Ma> .» v'i (). Stiidenls will be welcome at the Lodgi* aii> time alter '> o'clock Satiirda> morning.

Dinner will be served Saliirda> eve­ning and Sunday noon. l{e>ervalioii' must be made for tlio>«e meals. There will be a tabb* in the court for this piirpo>e. Bring a box lunch for .Sit- iirda>.

Fxcelleiit ente i ia inment in the form ol m o\ies is to be p ro \ id e d .'>atiirda> evening. Tlu*s«* movii's have been carelulK selected from a long list of old silent t>pe comed\ films. Our (^ang an<i Harold Lloyd will be fea- lured.

'I o tlioM* \\bo happen to be the more forlunale Drexel belles anti are going to attend the Spring Prom .''atiirda> evening, the extends an iiivitation lo come wlu*never possible, t.onie lor a while, e ither or both ilays. riie welcome mat will he out.

ri ie coinmitl«>e. headed by Hae ''chaeOer. promises a good lime for all. So be sure to sign up to attend if at all possible.

T o P l a y

F o r P r o mFinal plans have been formulated

for the annual .Spring Prttm to be held Saturday evening. May ."illi. in the Drexel court, (lhairman /u z e lo and his committee have completed coiitrai’ts lor the music, decorations, and o ther sundries.

Peggy Keed and her all girl orclies- tra have been engaged to fiirnish the music for the Prom. Miss Heed and her band, after this engagement, will re turn to H am id’s Pier in Atlantic (.ity where, last year, they completed a three >ear engagement. The orches­tra consists of three brass, four reed, and three rhythm men. 'I'he vocal .settings are done by tpiile an attrac ­tive singer.

P«»lly McSparroii has arrangetl for the decorations anil the original set­ting of the court. Habermahl iK Sons h a \e subinitled final plans which show the court in all of the grandeur ol a large and beautiful garden ter ­race ill the spring.

Ih e feature of the evening will be the presentation ol the Oueen of the Prom anil her court. Last Tuesday nominations were held in the (lourt. The live girls with the highest num ­ber ol votes were selecteil as nom i­nees for final selectiim. They are: Polly Tallman, Kllen Schlieske. (;io- rie Diamant, Marian llautz, and Kleaiior Kingman. The final choice for the (,)ueen will be hebi Tuesday aftenioon. May l«t, in the Student Building. A local tr io of Drexel musicians will furnish music for dancing. 'I he girl .selected will have as her court the remaining four nom i­nees.

I ickels lor the Prom are on sale in Ihe c.uirl now. The cost is S.l.,'))) jier coupbs Dick Dowd, ticket chairiiiiin. asks that you purchase your ticket as early as possible. 'I’ickets may also be secured from members of the Spring Prom committee.

Mr. Strailling has been appointed faculty advisor for this affair.

M r s . D . Y o u n g F u t u r e D e a u

Seelbaoh K(\si»ns Po.<iitinn Will Leave at Knd o f Term New Dean Now at Biicknell

F r o n h t * ! u n

Loan iM wThe I'reshiiian \\ Omen's (Hass is

biis\ at work with plans for >|ioiisor- iiig the Seventh War Loan Drive at Drexel. I'he goal for this drive is six hundred and forty dollars to be used for the purchase of a red para- cbiiti* and e*|iiipin«'iit. “ t ' inch it with the Seventh'’ and several other slo­gans were suggested for the bond ra il) . The wlitde schotd should give its support and cooperation to this dri>e.

'Ihe I 'reshman class is sponsoring a dance for the whole school. riie committees chose a carnival as their theme and are hard at work devel­oping it. The art committee is headed by Dawn Lehman and Jiinel Bodermenn. piihlicit> by Doris Ann Dodd and Judy Smith, faculty by Lorraine Holland and June <M>mmil. asseiiibU by (^inny Brown and Jean (IhalYey and dance b> Jean Thomas and Sophia De Lucia.

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freshmen candidates, the women’s tennis team has begun practicing iind will continue up to the day of the first scheduled match on .\pril iiOth with ('.hestnut Hill. For practice competit ion a match has been set for the 27th of April with Beaver <!ollege.

I'o dale, ihe schedule is not com­plete but definite plans have been made for three games. .Starting with (ibestnul Hill. away, on .\pril 311th, the girls meet Boseiiiont at Drexel i'i«>ld on the 2nd of May and .Swarth­more on May 3rd.

Because of the large num ber of candidates, .Miss Forstner will form both varsity and jun io r varsity teams and will arrange a schedule for both.

Hope Makler, captain of this year’s team, will be playing her fourth year on ihe varsity team aiitl will be ex- ptM'led lo birar the brunt of the oppo ­si t ion’s racipiet-swinging. T h ird year girls will be; Kdilh (.rand, Jean (iotiper, Ann lli lger. anti Ksther Wells. Some of the freshmen women who shoK good stroking form are; Bette-Jane (lassel, Topsey Schwenn. Jean Kellett. Marcia Blittersilorf. and Kakki O’Boyle.

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I'ollowing the ri'signation of Mrs. Seelbacli at the end of this term, Mrs. Dorotb> Hice Noting, now assistant Dean of Women al Biicknell I niver- s i t \ . will lake over the iliiti«*s of Dean of W om<‘ii at Drexel.

I'ollowing her resignation. Mrs. Si‘elbach plans to lake the post of Li­brarian in a small city library in Binghamloii. \ . >lrs. Seelbaclicame lo Drexel in l'U2 after the re­tirement of Dean (Ii»tlfr**y. P r io r to her coming to Drexel she was a li­brarian in the Haiiibiirg Free Lihrarx in llaiiibiirg. N. for a period of twent>-one >ears.

The new Dean of Women. Mrs. oiiiig. has in recent years held ihe

position of Kiiglish professitr in a New > ork high schoid. Director «»f re>id«-iice al the W omen’s C.ollege I niversity in North C.aroliiia. and is now the as^i^tant Dean of Women at Biicknell I'niversity. | | is these last two po-.itions in particular that ipial- ify her for the position she will lili here at Drexel.

A graduate of a Slate Normal SclnM»l in Massiichiisells. Mrs. Noting fiirtlieretl her ediicalion by attending ihe .School of Kdiication at the New ork I n i \ersity from which lUiiver-

sit> she receiv«*d a Bacliehtr of Sci­ence degree. She then took graduate work at (lornell I niversity in the 'I'eacher’s (lollege there for which she received a Master of Arts degree.

In addition to h«‘r exp«‘rience in the academic world mentioned be- fi>re, Mrs. A tiling has had a wide variety t»f experience in tiMching in primary anti secontlary schtitds prit>r to l ‘UO. This extensive contact in the fit*bl tif etiucalitin is a valuable asset ttt a wttman slaletl tt> take over the jtdi t»f Dean of W'timen.

Listt'il amttng her extra curricular activities are wtirk in tlramatics, school newspapers, anti school clubs anti organizatittiis.

!\t> announcemeni has heen made as lit wht» will lake tiver the Student Biiiltling, a task which Mrs. .Seelbacli has been performing alting with her other tiutit's.

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Other teams who have heen men­tioned in connection with this Kail's schedule are; Michij’an, Duke. ! \a\y , ) a le , Dartmouth, and the \rm>.

\\ (M'd has it that Mr. Dawson How* ell, disgusted with the t \ | te of opposi­tion we have heen ineetin(' in the past has contacted athletic authoriti<‘s at numerous institutions noted for foot­ball teams of national fame. Allirina- live answers have heen received from S<»iith Itend \\ liert* the I Diversity of Notre Dame is located, from \\ e>t I 'oint, from Annapolis, and from other inst itut ions which we are iinahle to name at tiiis date due to the heavy censorship and secrecy which has en- shriMuled these movements up to now.

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ordered all companies of the Drexel Mattalion to active overseas duly. The news flashed over secret army wires hilt was luckily intercepted hy an KE stiid«‘nt who jo\oii>ly spread the nies- safie. Last niinut** tioodhyes are Iteini: said and the students are hiisy now packing! their jiear. .Several of the horderline cases have gotten married in tlw'se last lew hurried inoinents.

Hitler is r(‘porte«l to have sent anxious ines>a(!es of warniiift to his hest American a^ients to <lo an\tiling! to sahota^ie the troop movement. The hest HOT(; counter-^pies are workiii}! on the case now so the men may feel at ease.

The (iirls rille team is heinn sent aloii}{ as an aii\iliar> snipinn detatch- ment.

The Mattalion will he attached lit the ')')'Mli Hanticr division and will he parachuted to Berlin via submarine. Once they have reached the Berlin shores they will assume disguises (tshosts and iiohlins) and fri):hten the peaceful countr> side. The attack will he lead hy (lidonel Dumpling, hetter known lo his men as Terr ib le Tom, aiiil staunch veteran of the Franco-liuiian war.

I hose HO Td men wearing the FMue ami bellow service rihhmi (killed in action) will of cour>e he exempt from active duty.

Hitlles will he is^ued on Tuesday a tternoon and (weather permitting) assembly will he right after the after­noon nap. 1‘roni the assembly point Ihe Battalion will march lo Algiers and a lter a short ,sla> in the ('.ashah they will proceed with the mission.

According to the \ erseil le IVace I real) , spit halls and pop guns will not he allowed.

• Delta lienifiesDells weiil over the lop in then’

la>l pledging. W e p ledged ihc entire dorm even (he cook. T he mass cere ­monies were held with l>pical Dell over-abundance amidst an abiindani arra> of discarded bottles. \ \ hal kind of bottles Sorority secrets.

'J his week-end at the l.odge ]>rom- ises to be one «»f the holle>l sessions Newtown Square has ever witnessed. IMent\ of wine, women, anil song, and e \e ii a few men.

in a more serious mood, a plea is being made for all girls to jiay their back dues. The treasury is in a sail stale due lo recent purchases of black colVee and alka-sellzer. Kilher cut• •III the hang-overs or pay your dues.• Lamhy Pies

The term has gotten off with a bang. A lot of service men, who have done iheir shooting, have re ­tu rned to the l iaring Street Mansion to help l iven up the joint.

The l .aniby l ‘ies are into every­thing as usual at dear old D.l.T. (has anyone seen an empty wa.-te b a sk e t? ) . As in the past there are several niem* hers in important positions on the lit iwi.t .K start making sure the news is impartia lly presented. Vie also have men connected with such im ­portant organizations as the baseball team and Blue Key D onor Society.

Prospects of a good term socially are in the idling. One unavoidable handicap, however, is the fact that the Spring I’rom is hebi during our Spring Week-enil. This has been gotten a round in the past and un­doubtedly will be this time. Also on our social calendar is the l'resi«lent's Tea. It is only at a tea such as this that our leader can meet the broth ­ers on an equal par.

1 he “ Men of Baring Street” are iMisy organizing a softball team to liiiish what the basketball team began. \ \ e believe that we are not too op- timistic to hope for a winning team when we have such men as ”SIui:iier”

'*•* 'V '" , ; ‘I'** Heaver, “ Strike-out-king” Conklin , and ........... .. F«»xx”Herr in the line-up.

^ \ e are pleased to announce that Brother Beaver is back in school

“ f;i"! “ ••••"• He must have de-•ided to put away his ( ;„lf 0 | |

' “ ‘‘'V' "» oil 01, his in­structors again.

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