FADE FOUR TDEAI~IGN ILY T
UESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1940
Grad's Desigi
Will's $1,000 in
Tribune Contest
Peterson Named Joint
Winier for Home PlaI
Ensign Ralph DeLos Peterson, '40A,
was named joint winner of a $1,000
award in the Chicago Tribune's $24,-
000 Chicagoland competition for the
best small home designs, it was an-
nounced yesterday.
Peterson's design, submitted jointly
with Lt. Curtis S. Woolford, is for a
home utilizing less than 1,100 square
feet of floor area, suitable for a 30
by 150 site, to accommodate a family
of father, mother, and son aged 6.
The prize plan was one of 24 selected
by a jury of nine Chicago architects
and builders from 938 submitted. It
will be published in the Tribune and
exhibited in the Chicago area.
Peterson helped organize the first
student branch ofthe American Insti-
tute of Architects while at the Uni-
versity; he won a scholarship to Har-
vard's Graduate School of Design in
1941. Both he and Woolford are at-
tached to the Brooklyn Navy Yard at
present.
Puppet.. .
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June. 1944, he went to Boguio, a city
150 miles from Manila to which the
Philippine puppet government was
moved in Dec., 1944.
"The saturation bombing began on
March 15," Narcisco remarked, "and
we left the next day. After walking
over narrow mountain trails three
days and nights to reach a liberated
town, he said, on March 28, 1945, we
saw our first glorious sign of libera-
tion-a jeep!"
Listing the vital problems fac-
ing the people of the Philippines
today, Capt. Delfin Sian stressed
the need for cooperation. "This is
important because it affects the
Philippines in the eyes of the
world," he said. Other problems
facing the Filipino people today
are the question of independence,
the restoration of peace and order,
rehabilitation, and moral depres-
sion.
Club To Enter
Natfiona meet
Members of the recently revived
NROTC Rifle Club will participate in
the national meet which will be held
Feb. 16, Lieut L. D. McMillan, instruc-
tor of the group, announced yester-
day.
Previous to this match, contests be-
tween rival NROTC units at other
schools have been held via mail. Cur-
rent members of the five-man team.
are J. G. Erickson, H. G. Gilbert, J. T.
Timidaiski, H. W. Dunn, and T. H.
Hough. Alternates are F. E. Ccker-
ham and G. B. Lingren. The regular
team changes weekly, Lieut. McMillan
said, and it is composed of the highest
scoring men.
CAMPUS HIGHLIGHTS
PART OF SEVEN HOUSES, demolished by a tornado which struck Palestine, Texas, are scattered as far as
the eye can see. Those made homeless by the storm search for personal effects.
WHISTLE WHILE YOU WORK:
N a vyComedy rTo 'Set Sail ' onorrow
General Viisis JAGS . . .
Brig Gen. Edward C. Betts,
General of the Army Dwight D.
Eisenhower's Staff Judge Advocate,
is visiting for the day at the JAG
Scheol with other generals.
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,F Ab~en( onflerence ...
Dr. Ivan C. Crawford, dean of the
College of Engineering, is scheduled
to attend a pre-conference meeting
of the American Society of Civil
Engineers in New York Thursday, as
a member of a special panel organ-
ized to re-vitalize the organization.
Pargment To Speak . .
Mrs. Lila Pargment, instructor
in Russian language and literature
and in charge of Russian studies,
will speak on "Education in Rus-
sia," at a meeting of Pi Lambda
Theta at 8 p.m. Thursday in the
W~est Conference Room of the
Rackham Building.
(;rutd Serves Senate .. .
George Meader who graduated
from the University in 1927 and re-
ceived his J.D. in 1931 is now chief
counsel of the Senate War Investi-
gating Committee.
Meader is a former director of the
University Alumni Council and pros-
ecutor of Washtenaw County. He first
went to Washington as assistant
counsel of the committee during
President Truman's period as chair-
man.
T alainon To Lecture.. .
Prof. Rene Talamon willgive the
first in a series of lectures to be pre-
sented by Le Cercle Francais at 4:10
p.m. this afternoon in Rm. D Alumni
Memorial Hall instead of tomorrow,
as previously announced.
Prof. Talamon will deliver readings
from French prose and poetry, in-
cluding excerpts from Moliere, La
Fontaine, Victor Hugo, Musset and
Rostand.
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To Sing Spirituals . .
"The Rise and Development of the
Negro Spiritual" will be the subject
of the music program at 7:30 p.m.
tomorrow in Lane Hall.
Mrs. Virginia Ellis of Dunbar Civic
Center in Ann Arbor will direct the
program. A Negro quartet composed
of Richard Allen, Benjamin Shobe,
Herbert Ellis, and James Anderson
will sing samplesof the Negro spirit-
ual.
New Students Honored ..
Women students from Latin
America who are new on campus
this semester will be guests of
honor at a tea at 4 p.m. today at
the International Center.
Committee To Meet ...
Merit-tutorial Cdmmittee under
the chairmanship of Naomi Beuhler,
will hold a meeting at 5 p.m. today
in the League.
The purpose of the meeting will be
to acquaint the tutors with the poli-
cies of the committee.
By BILL GOLDSTEIN
"Well," they asked, "what did you
do with that three thousand feet of
scenery?"
"Who, me?" I answered, "I'm from
the 'Daily." I came to do a feature on
the Navy's musical comedy, "Anchors
Away."
"Why didn't you say so," Carl Hem-
mer, director of the show, said as he
reached into his pocket for a cigar.
"Here,-have one, have two. No, on
second thought, here's a complimen-
tary pass to the show Wednesday
night. Yes sir, your fifty-cent piece
and our compliments.
"Why don't you sit here in this
plush chair and soak up a little at-
mosphere. (At this point he pro-
duced a blotter with an "Anchors
Away" advertisement on the front.)
I'm pretty busy, but if you want me
just whistle." He dug again and came
up with a bosun's pipe which was
cleverly attachedy means of a four-
foot length of anchor chain to a pic-
ture of Lauren Bacall. On the back
of the picture was another adver-
tisement for the show.
I seated myself and casually
looked around. I was startled to
notice that the organ pipes were
nowhere to be seen. "Hey," I
shouted to Russel Duff, production
manager who was sitting next to
me, "This is Hill Auditorium, isn't
it? What hap ned to the organ
pipes? Doctor Christian is going to
be awfully excited when he finds
out you took out the organ pipes."
"They're not out," Duff assured me
me. "In this scene we use the 3,000
square feet backdrop. Excuse me for
a moment," he said, "I've got to see
where they put thatrailroad car."
"Railroad car? In here? You mean
the New York Central is going to run
a track through the auditorium?"
"No," Duff answered. "We just
borrowed a pullman for the evening.
There's the porter now. We had to
take him with the car."
"How'd you get it in here?" I asked.
"We did have a little trouble
there," he admitted. "They wanted
to bring it in sideways, but of
course that meant we would have
had to rip out the side wall. If you
want me just whistle." He started
to hand me another whistle, but I
told him that I already had one."
I moved over to where Commander
Fitch was standing. "How are things
coming?" I asked.
"Excellently," he smiled, "I just
came over to help out a bit. I can't
tell you how pleasantly surprised I
am to find that the show is running
along smoothly. It's a rather large
undertaking. As far as I know, this
is the first show of its kind ever to
be held on the campus. My position
is merely to help things run smoothly.
Lt. Bowman is the show's advisor.
He can probably answer some of your
questions about the cast."
Lt. Bowman is the show's guiding
hand. "We've got professional talent
as well as local. Our dancing team
will be talked about for quite awhile,"
he assured me. "They are doing a
specialty along the lines of the De-
Marcos. It's said that the DeMarcos
have .heard of Bill and Nancy (the
dancing team) and I don't know if
they're worried yet, but they're prob-
ably anxious."
As I left the auditorium, I care-
fully tucked away my presents.
The only thing that bothers me is
how to blow the whistle. I won-
der if it's one of those wooden ones
that won't.
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CLA~~EFit~icn vAIvI1'uINtG
Get your Senior Picture
to the Ensian Office
by January 10t .
FOR SALE
FOR SALE: New Tuxedo, size 38.
Also new navy blues, size 38. 3152
LOST AND FOUND
LOST: Brown billfold with initials
V.F.B. Contains valuable cards and
papers. Call Virginia Borders, 9300
after 5:30 p.m. Reward.
LOST: Gruen watch, black band on
Dec. 31 near State theater. Helen
Adelman, 4546. Reward.
LOST: Will the person who switched
black fur carriage boots, size 5, at
Waterman gym New Year's Eve call
2-5685, Ext. 43 or 8:373.
LOST: Single strand pearls Dec. 31
on campus. Reward. Call Olive
Chernow 2-3225.
LOST: New Year's Eve Dance, Lady's
Gruen watch, silver case and strap.
Reward. Call 2-5553 Rm. 217.
LOST: Jeweled Kappa Phi pin, ini-
tialed I. R. Y. on back. Call Iris'
Yoder 2-4561. Reward.
LOST: Green Parker fountain pen-
engraving Jean M. Street. Phone
2-4471.
LOST: Alpha Omicron Pi sorority pin
Saturday night at or near Union.
Engraved. Dorothy A. Robertson.
Call 7992. Reward.
HELP WANTED
WANTED: Part time fountain help.
Calkins-Fletcher Drug Co. 324
South State.
WANTED
WANTED: Koday 35 or equivalent.
New or second hand. Will pay your
urice. Call M. Austin 2-3225 after
7:30,p.m.
WANTED: %," %" pipe, 1" tubing or
angles new or usedVi. 1-0313, 1515
Springwells, Detroit.
WANTED: Sewing. Will make two
worn sheets into one good one. Also
do refitting of formals or date
dresses and any refitting except on
black material. Miss Livingston,
315 S. Division, 2nd floor front.
WANTED: Roommate, veteran to
share apartment. Rent $25 per
month. Call 1110 Judson Ct.
Thurs. or Fri.
MISCELLANEOUS
A SOCIAL necessity! Contract bridge
lessons. Reasonable rates. Call the
Kulbertson Kids. 9765, evenings.
ALTERATIONS: Ladies' Garments.
Some work on men's wear. Velvet
collar. 410 Observatory. Phone
2-2678.
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Outdoor Brevities
Sleepyhead Serenade
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Moments of Melodies
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What Do You Know?
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Lawrence Quintet
Lean Back and Listen
Farm and Home Hour
Hit Tunes
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Man on the Street
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Salon Music
Organ Music
Ray Bloch Presents
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Melody on Parade
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Everett Tutchings
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Flashes from Life
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