Club Honors
BB Champs
Plymouth club will hold its an
nual banquet and dance Friday
night honoring the Congregational
college basketball team. This af
fair follows the final play-off of
the church league men's division.
Members of the team are: Dick
Moll, Jim Ekstrom, Winnie Carl,
Dick Cramer, Don Fair, Bob
Kingsbury, Wes Nicholson, Harold
McIntyre, and Bob Charelton.
The banquet will be held in the
church dining room at G:30 p. m.
There will be a charge of $3.50 per
ylate. Short silks and suits will
be in order. The dinner will be fol
lowed by dancing and recreation in
the Plymouth house. Special en
tertainment will be provided.
Anyone interested in attending
should call the church office im
mediately for reservations. Couples
will be welcome but it is not ex
clusively a date affair,
plate. Short silks ami suits will
with Treva Rice, general chairman
and Wes Nicholson, master of cer
emonies. are: Glen Morgan, dance:
Elizabeth Howes, banquet; Deane
Axtell, tickets: Isabelle Lowry,
phoning; Marge Griffeth, public
ity, and Treva Rice and Wes Nich
olson. entertainment.
Sales Manager
To Visit Campus
Unmarried men interested in the
fields of merchandising-, sales, and
advertising may contact E. B.
Newsom, sales manager for the
western division of the Vick Chem
ical company, who is on the cam
pus today.
Newsom may be contacted
through the office of Karl W. On
thank, dean of personnel adminis
tration, in room 6 Friendly hall.
Newsom will interview unmarried
men between the ages of 20 and 27
for the Vick sales and merchandis
ing program.
WORLD HEADLINES |
By United Press
SALEM, Ore., March 2—A pre
liminary petition to repeal the 1947
income tax act which automatical
ly increased state income taxes by
lowering exemptions when the vot
ers defeated the proposed sales tax
in October was filed here today by
State Farmers Union and the State
Federation of Labor. If the signa
tures of 18,969 registered voters
cun be obtained by July 1, the in
itiative will be on the general elec
tion ballot next November.
If approved by the voters the act
would be retroactive to January 1,
this year. Under its provisions per
sonal income tax exemptions would
be set back to $1500 for married
couples and $750 for a single per
son.
WASHINGTON, March 2—
Senate President Arthur H. Van
denberg left tiie door open today
for tiie Republican party to draft
him as its 1948 presidential nom
inee.
Tiie Michigan Republican, a
strongly potential draft candi
date, refused a yes-or-no answer
to tiie question whether he would
accept tiie nominalion. He said it
was impossible to give a flat an
swer without knowing what tiie
future may bring. He declined to
speculate on “utterly improbable
contingencies.” But he repeated
that lie is not a candidate.
LONDON, March 2 Nineteen
persons were killed tonight when a
Sabena airlines Dakota from Brus
sels. Belgium, crashed and burned
as it attempted an emergency land
ing at fog-bound Heathrow airport.
Officials said that 10 of the 19 pas
sengers and aall three crew mem
bers aboard were killed in the crash
or burned alive in the wreckage.
Nineteen bodies were receovered.
P R A G L E , Czechoslovakia,
March 2—Two issues of the IT. S.
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information service bulletin, re
porting western reaction to the
Communist coup on Czechoslo
vakia, have been outlawed by the
Communist-dominated govern
ment, the U. S. embassy an
nounced today.
The embassy reported receipt
of a letter from the National
Press Cour, that the Feb. 27 and
288 editions of the bulletin had
been banned and would not be
distributed by postal authorities.
WASHINGTON, March 2—
Sen. Robert A. Taft, R., O., told
steel executives today that their
recent increase in steel prices
added fuel to the inflationary
spiral by stiffening labor's de
mand for third-round wage hikes.
He also suggested to President
Benjamin F. Fairless of U. S.
Steel Corp., and A. B. Homer,
head of Bethlehem Steel co.,
that their action had heightened
public demand for price and al
location controls. Both indust
rialists countered that the rise
was justified by higher costs
which gives no leeway for wage
boosts.
Everyone Hits for Points
(Continued from page five)
for the Webfoots and gave big
Vince Hanson fits, broke a four
game scoring drouth with a tip-in,
and Wilkins’ one-hand pusher put
Oregon in front 32-24, which the
Cougars cut to 38-32 at halftime.
In the second period, the Web
foots stayed hot with Bob Lavey,
Roger Wiley, Reedy Berg, Stan
Williamson, and Bob Don adding
counters. The closest the Washing
ton Staters could get in this half
was a 48-40 deficit after five min
utes had been played.
Hanson High
The Pullman quint’s big center
Vince Hanson found the range to
take game honrs with 16 points, to
wind up with a season’s total of
220 points, in his last appearance in
a WSC uniform. Bob Elliott, with
11, and Ed Gayda's 10 were next
in line for the Cougars.
The Ducks scoring punch was
distributed among nine men, with
Wiley's 12 second to Wilkins. Bar
telt and Lavey wound up with 9,
Williamson 8, Seeborg 7, and Berg
6.
All told, the Webfoots took 82
shots from the floor and hit 28 of
these for a percentage of .341.
From the charity mark, the Oregon
team also had their sights ad
justed, making 17 of 27 attempts.
The win by Oregon gave the Cou
gars a three-one edge in this year’s
series, although the Webfoots ac
tually outscored WSC in the four
games.
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Chi Omega and Alpha Tau Ome
ga are leading in Red Cross contri
butions, according to Collections
Chairman Marguerite Johns.
Miss Johns has asked that house
representatives turn in thei^ mon
ey to the Co-op between 4 and 5
each afternoon. Members of Kappa
Kappa Gamma, Alpha Phi, Alpha
Omicron Pi, Delta Gamma, and Chi
Omega are assisting with off-cam
pus collections in the Co-op each
day this week.
The collections committee con
sists of Janis Hughes, Florence
Hansen, Sally Moore, Barbara Ness
and Joe La’vadie.
Mary Dundore Set
As Lead in 'Opera'
Mary Margaret Dundore, sopho
more, will play the lead role of Polly
in the cast of “The Beggar's Op
era,’’ announced Herman Gelhau
sen, director of the production. Sal
ly Peabody, originally scheduled to
sing the part, has returned to
Washington.
Other replacements are Gloria
Chellis, freshman, for Shirley An
derson, sophomore, and Eleanor
Culver, senior, for Miss Dundore,
as Ladies of the Town.
The opera, accompanied by a
small orchestra, will run three
nights in May. Mr. Gelhausen
toured the United States for two
years with the original Beggar's
Opera company several years ago. ,
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There are more than 2^009
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Jnited States schools, according to
;he National Association of Musid
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