Thrill of a Lifetime (Continued from page six) talking about a book called “How to Be Happy While Single.” And you say you don’t think anybody can be ecstatically hap py single or any other way. And the lights get hotter and the questions come faster and final ly you wind up trying to defend this idea: “Everybody has to be lonely in this world, but marriage makes it possible for two people who like or respect each other to be less lonely together.” After that I lost all sense of television. I was up to my ears in female argument. Not an unfam iliar position, either, for a man married nigh twelve happy years. Campus Calendar (Notices for Campus Calendar should be turned in, in typewritten form, to the Emerald News Editor’s office by 3 p.m. of the day preceding publication. Notices will not be accepted on Saturdays or Sundays.) 6:30 Saturday—Friendly house potluck dinner 5:00 Sunday—Plymouth club. Robert Thomas will discuss “Mormonism” .Congregational Church 6:00 Sunday—Christian house. “How Churches Work Together in the Mission Field” Bo werman Set For Radio Show Mozart and Ravel will provide the musical feature for this Mon day’s University hour. Mozart’s “Sonata in A Minor,” and Ravel’s “Mother Goose Suite,” as inter preted by Mary Nash, music jun ior, will the musical half hour of the KOAC program. Webfoot Huddle Time, which opens the show at 8 p m. will prob ably have Bill Bowerman as the target for its question and answer session. Norm Lamb and Bob Rob erts will quiz Bowerman on the exploits of his track squad up in Idaho this weekend. Young Stuff i (Continued from fiage seven) around the mill race Pinky Newell gave his Beta pin to Elesa Keeney. Watch near the sports page for the feature announcement herald ing the long anticipated Alpha Phi croquet tourney. The half hour before weekday closing hours seems to be better exploited by Hen hall’s Beth Thompson and the Campbell club prexy. Also, Sherry Rosser Dick Johnson isn’t taking advantage of the cover of darkness to make his alternate journeys to Hendricks and Susan Campbell. “Sound Experiment” will fea ture the best of classical music be sides presenting many modern musical interpretations. Plan to hear it Sunday, 2:30, University theater, you won’t regret it. FFM Tickets available now lor JteamsWp accommodations SUMMER 1949 UNIVERSITY TRAVEL CO. Harvard Sq., Cambridge, Mass. “My cigarette is Chesterfield because they’re so MILD.” starring IN "ALIAS NICK SEAL" A PARAMOUNT PICTURE Th* TOP MlH of MIBMWS SPORTS Thel°PsScHtSTE® ' -1 smoke OiM'er[i*'ds k,:r.T. u ~ i .owL* MAKE THE MILDER ClGARETTE , MORE COLLEGE STUDENTS SMOKE CHESTERFIELDS * THAN ANY OTHER CIGARETTE7 Muonai Copyright 19-19, Ligoeit & Mms Tobacco Co