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Tn Phi To Women's FF By Marcia Fischer Staff Writer Again this week we are going to dwell on the versatility, attractive ness, and practicability of the spring-winter cotton. Cotton made its appearance in the fashion world as an elite fabric during the war years and since then new ways of putting lustrous finishes a n d wrinkle - resistant c, qualities, have transformed the material that was once used for haby dresses and overalls into a fabric of high style. Cotton Dresses Worn throughout the year now because its weight can be controlled so that it will be comfortable in any type of weather, the cotton dress has become a must in every well-dressed coed's wardrobe. Because the cotton has become so popular in past ytars and be cause more care has been taken in its styling, the price of the little cotton, such as pictured above, has jumped almost two times what it has been in former years. Would you like a solution to the problem of retaining high quality and yet balance your budget? The easy and yet difficult way to accomplish this is to sewv your owvn clothes. Create Your Own Pattern houses have for the past years become more awvare of the' COTTON DRESSES IN VOGUE pictured wearing cottoni dlressea for with black trimt around the nmeck and the7 ama wearin= entical onif It.. (il mal Tomori wvi ,4 e 8 C< Vi( ch fa Pi, Si hi( fro* * * * th TRI PI SPONSORS . . . left to P1 right, top row, Lillian Harris for Si Fred Wigfield, president of Sigma T Phi Epsilon; Carol Gray for Ivan Miller, president of Phi Epsilon li; Nancy McCracken for John th McCracken, president of Phi Sigma pl Kappa; Missy Ieech for Tom Reniewich, dance chairman of Phi Sigma Kappa; and Sharon Men- ye delsohn for Julian Toporck, social ta chairman of Phi Sigma Kappa. Carolyn Woodard, sponsor for Hugh Yoho, social chairman of Sigma Phi Epsilon is absent from the pictures. * * * Calendar For Week Friday, March 2 1 p.m. - Junfor-Senior "Y" Luncheon, Faculty Dining Room, Russell House. 7:30-10:30 p.m.-Music Depart ment Recital, Assembly Room, Russel House. 7:30 p.m. - Wesley Foundation, Recreation and Fellowship, Wesley House. 9 p.m.-1 a.m.-Pi Beta Phi formal (lance, Columbia Hotel. Saturday, March 3 5 p.m. - Westminster Banquet, Assembly Room, Russell House. 7:30 p.m.-BSU Drop-in. Sunday, March 4 6 p.m.-Westminster Fellowship, Fellowship H a 1 1, Presbyterian Church. Monday, March 5 1 p.m.-Freshman "Y," Russell House Auditorium. 7:30-9:30 p.m.-Students Citizen Council, Assembly Room, Russell. House. Truesday, March 6. 1 p.m.-BSU Luncheon, BSU Student Center. 6 p.m. - AKG Meeting, Room 101, Russell House. Wednesday, March 7 5 p.m. - Canterbury, Trinity. Episcopal Church. 6 p.m. - Westminster Fellowv ship, Fellowship Hall, First Pres byterian Church. 7 p.m.-Lutheran Student Asso ciation, Russell House. 7:15 p).m. - Baptist Student Union, Vespers, BSU studlent Center. 7:15 p).m. - Inter-Varsity, Rus sell House. 7:30 p.m.-Newman Club, Newv man House, 1610 Green Street. 7:30 p.m. - Hillel Foundation, Russell House. Thursday, March 8 I p.m.-Sophomore "Y" Meet ing, Faculty Dining Room, Rus sell House. 3-6 p.m.-rehearsal for Music Department, Assembly Room, Rus sell House. 5-6 p).m.-KSK meeting, Room 102, Russell House. 7-8:30 p.m. - Mathematies D)e partment m e e t i a g, Assembly Room, Russell House. Music Fraternity Initiate Members, Hold Banquet Delta Sig~ma chap)ter of Phi Mu Alpha initiatedl six newv members at ceremonies in Lieber College Feb. 12. The initiates were Carl McMath, Edward Rouffy, John Nielsen, Jim Watson, Hobby Betts and Ray Doughty. Phi Mu Alpha is a professional music fraternity open to music majors and others interested in the adlvancement of music. A banquet was held after the initiation In honor of the new members. The following night a party was given for the Music De partment sponsoredl by Phi Mu Alpha and Delta Omicron, honor ary music sorority Hold For shion Fads woman who sews her own clothes, and so have made available high style patterns at low cost. With these and a few yards of material you can create your own spring fashions. By starting off on a simple dress pattern, counting on your accessories, such as belts, pins, ties, to brighten your costume, you will be able to march in the Spring Fashion Parade fully confi dent that you will be among the very best dressed. We need not say, of course, that it is most important to choose a pattern which is suitable to your sewing ability but, equally as im portant, to choose a style which suits your figure. With these hints on how to be well-dressed and yet not starve to do it, we leave you for this week. Independent Girls Meet For May Nominations A meeting of the independent girls wvill be held today at 5 p.m. in Room 206 in Russell House. The purpose of this meeting is to nominate independent girls for the May Court, announced David Merline, chairman for the comn nittee for the beauty pagent to select the nominees for May Queen-. ~.n Luice and May Luce are prinug. The dreaca are royal blue sleeves. Slice the girls are twins, hogo by Bob Fnet) . si, v,4NXZt,vt -ow Night rony Torre Viii Play The third annual Tri Phi dance iI he held tomorrow night from o 12 p. m. in the ballroom of the lumbia Hotel. Music will be pro led by Tony Torre and his or st ra. The dance is a formal closed af ir co-sponsored by Phi Epsilon Sigma Phi Epsilon, and Phi ma Kappa. The dance is one of the social hlights of the year for the three iternities. In charge of arrangements for e dance are Tom Reniewich of ii Sigma Kappa, Hugo Yoho of gma Phi Epsilon, and Julian q)orek of Phi Epsilon Pi. A drop-in will be held prior to e dance from 6:30 to 7:30 in the ii Sigma Kappa fraternity house. Ti i Phi was organized three ars ago to bring closer social con rt between members of these sternities. Why the ( Massa< reads The R< "Throughout the non-C:e,nom Digest speaks elo<lue'nt"ly- ii values which nourish ourr Ii, pages. Iesides proricline rir has done more to articntite, than any other organi-ation In March Digest d4 HOW TO CONQUER FRI from what we seek t< thwarted. Result: mos b)y lashing out at some, are aware of' what fri you can avoid many BEST ADVICE I EVER HAI) gist "'read'' the bumps words. British Lab)our rison tells how this ad vi GUIDED MISSILES: KEY 1 ons we are building ii HOW MUCH DEBT CAN V .your instalm ient buyin Here's a simple way you cans afford on yot: on how to avoidl get tii HOW YOUR NOSE KNOW imazing aid imyst erio S AMERICAN MEN ARE LO thor P'hilip Wy lie tel lie in sharing himse(lf THE MAN WHO SAVED A ment of Andrew ,Johmt one man: Edmund 1Ros te'lls how lHos's saicrific< his conscience bade: WHY DO DOCTORS SMO knowing its harmiful el COLLEGE WITH A BUILT. Southern Missionary's dents earn th.eir tit tor and make a profit for DOOMED PRISONERS OF guard risked his life' from death- a drama v just last spring. Get March IR at your newsstat 43 articles of lasting interest, maazine and current hanks Right Shoes For The Sua By Ned Borden Staff Writer Have you ever left the dorm tc feeling like a million, all dressed fl up in your Sunday best, only to u find that your shoes didn't look s, good because they didn't fit the s< style you were wearing? They might have been a little on the p shoddy side, too. ir If you haven't conic across this experience, you're either just en tering college or you're a million aire come to spy on us po' whites of the South. Ih Hints For Shoes y Mayhe this question has come to your mind: Now just what kind of shoes should I wear with these clothes? Maybe I can give you a few hints. For that casual wear, the popu iar style is loafers in either black or brown. Black has the most popularity, though. Tassel loafers in the same c0101s, light bucks, or slip-ons in that continental style have quite a following, too. Black and white or brown and white sad dle oxfords are still worn, but not as often as they used to be. ;overnor ot husetts ,ader's Digest rnmunist corld The R"icd's rir12 Inguare. for the ranl vrtie".. Freedomr rings . from it.. ht r,"adingt pleosurre. the I)ip.,'t I Pir beli,fs antd ourr r-as If lif' I kN,tr."" Christian Herter Reader's )'t miss: STRATtON. When blocked > (do, we feel penlt-up) and of us work off' our feelings >neC else. Here's how --if you stration is doing to you nelessl'5 clash. .A street-corner p)hrenolo on the hoy's head, spoke 6 Piarty leadler Herbert Mor ce sp)urredl him on his career. 0 PEACE?'Terrify'ing weap hopes (if precenting war. OU AFFORD? Worried over g? Feel you owe too muc'h? 0 mieasurie how mu(ch deblt r income-- andl suggest ions ig in too deep. S. Scient ific' facts about our 1tm se'nse of smell. lSY FATHERS. Famed au why a child needs his father's ba dad's greatest rewards ,vith his kids. PRESIDENT. The impeach (in dlepended on the vote of s. Senator dJohn F. Kennedy '(d wealth, career to vote as Not guilty." KE? A doctor asks, "How done the .use of tobacco, feetas?" IN POCKETBOOK. Story of work-study plan wvhere stu ,get pract ical e'xpetrience ( DIFFERDANGE. How a Nazi) to save 18 oif his cap)tives 'hose tinajl scene wais ennt ted cader's Di)gest d today-only 25P including the best from leading i .COndensed to save your time. Make The ve Man Ab( Street Wear 1in strecet wear we have the low )ps in black, brown and cordovan. 'here are many styles to choose roni - - the plain toe, wing-tip, -wing and occasin toe. The best lling leathers are calf skin and Otch grains. Plain toe black calf-skin or a air of scotch grain shoes are best semi-fornal wear though any Lyle cat be worn but loafers. t Formal wear features the blawk atent-leather pump. You - can find these styles and iany others right here in Co imbia, and the average selling rice is only $10 to $24. Polishing ShoeR How to polish your shoes: first o over the shoe with a buffer to et off all the accumulated dust [DUCATIOA[ TRAl ROMANCE LANGUAGES .... . Culturn2 lH:Khi1:ghts of France and Spat R. Gordon. Prof. and Chairman Dept. It Visiting Holland. France. Spain, Italy, ARCHITECTURE ............ Architecture and Town Deagn Excursion Prof. Richard Wilson,. School of Archlti Visiting Scotland, England, France, It ART (Renaissance) .... . .... Art History Field Trip (June 24-Aug. 1: the History of Art. U of North Caroll Belgium. France, W-Germany, Austria. ART HISTORY .... . . ...... tour. Prof. of Dept. of Sociology and Ant Holland, W-Oerrrany. Austria, Italy. 81 MIDDLE-EAST .............. Study Tour of the Mlddlie-East (June Chairman mt. Development Placement A Iraq. Iran, Jordan. Israel. Turkey. Oree PRICES INCLUDE: Scheduled Air-LiNe Land Travel. Sightse.Ine, Lectures. ( MOST TOURS CARRY i For Information and AI ERICAI EDUlCATI 60 West 56th St., N.Y. 19, N. (Author of "Ba HUSBANDS, It has been alleged that coeds g< of finding husbands. This is. of t< I give fair warning that small an ever says such a dastardly thing be prepared for a sound hiding' Girls go to college for precisely to broaden their horizons, to lengt fount of wisdom, to trail their fi American thought. But if, by ch. these lofty pursuits, a likely I) view, why, what's wrong with t that? The question now arises, what s band? A great deal has been wri character is most important, sor1 appearance, some say education. The most important thing - bai Though he be handsome as 2 McCutchen, what good is he if accumulating bedsores? maze 6u/t 6ai/,a The very first thing to do upon that he is sound of wind and lin b)eguile you with his wit and cha: mouth, roll back his eyelids, yan thorax, rap his patella, ask him with his teeth. If he fails to pas. for an ambulance and go on to the If, however, he turns out to be( accond most important rehu iremi rense of humor. A man who can't take a joke isa several simple tests to find out wl a joke or not. You can, for examp "Mad" comics. Or steal his switc raccoon. Or shave his head. After each of these merry pi "April Fool!" If he replies, "RBut I thing equally churlish, cross him lucky stars you found out in time But if he laughs silverly and< p)ut him to the next test: Find out The easiest, quickest way to as course, to look at the cigarette clement? Is it humane? Is it balm tenderly to the taste-buds? D)oes the perfect accompaniment to to is it genial? Is it bright and frien from cock-crow till the heart of da Is it, in short, Philip Morris? If Philip Morris it be, then clas hoops of steel, for you may be sure breese, gentle as a mother's kiss, g And now, having found a man blessed with a sense of humor, on] to make sure he will always ea: lortunately, is very simple. Just 'the aus.hre o Philip RI orris, swho hr toae'st aeura. pleasanaeand gese'Uad Page Five Difference )ut Campus tid dirt. Then with any of the nnv kinds of liquid shoe polishes mn the nlarket, coat it evenly with )olisl. Let it dry. After it is dry, ouu caln either polish it or let it be. Next add the wax paste. I find riffin Microsheen best in this lepartmcent. Again put on an even oating. Let it dry, and polish it Vit.h a soft cloth. Keen, huh? If this is too inuch for you to do, ake it down to the nearest shoe hire boy and let him do the work. March 4, 1949 Exactly a dozen leople, 11 girls one boy, used the laundry in ;ims basement. on its opening day. The lrundry includes three Gen ral Electric washing machines it one drier. The charge is 25 'nts for nine 1)ounds of clothes. It ABROAD Summer ..54 Days - $1,395 n. (June 19-Aug. 10). Leader. Dr. Bruce mancr Languages .rory ulv.. Georgia. Switzerland, W-Germany. .. .. Days - $1,395 to W-Europe (June 25-Aug. 14). Leader. eture. Georgia lIst. of Tecb.. Atlanta. aly. Switzerland. W-Gernany. Holland. .......51 Days - $1,395 I). Leader, Dr. Clemens Sommer, Prof. of as, Chapel Hill. N. C. Visiting Holland. Italy, Switzerland. England. .......67 Days - $1,395 0-Aug. 25). Leader. Dr. Godfrey S. Dea hropo:ogy, Hunter College. NYC. VIiting oaln, France. England. ... ... .66 Days - $1,850 19-Aug. 23). Leader. Clifford C. Dancer. s'n. Inc., NYC. Visiting Lebanon. Syria. Roed Tri-Tourst Class). Hotels. Meals. .eurse. Soeelal Eveslag Events. ets. COLLEGE CREDIT arocliur" Writ. O|l ABROAD, inc. Y. JUdson 6-4640 efoot Boy I ith Cheek," etc.) ANYONE? to college for the sole purpose ulr,s4. an infamous canard, and I spongy as I am, anybody who when I am around had better the same reasons as men do: hen their vistas, to drink at the ngers in the main currents of nee. while a girl is engaged in king husband should pop into hat? El ? What's wrong with houlId a girlI look for in a hus tten iln this subject. Some say ne say background, some say AlIl are wronag. none - in a husband is health. poillo and( rich as Cap)ta11in he just lays around all day l1tdd2/liITb... meeting a man is to make sure ib. Before he has a chance to rmn, slap a thermometer in his k out his tongue, palpate his to striaighten ouit a horseshoe these few basic tests, phone next p)rospect. p)hys$ically fit, proceed to the at ill a husband. I refer to ai man to be shunlned. There are "let her- y~our prospect can take le. slash his tires. Or burn his hhhade. Or turn loose his pet anIIks, laugh gaily and shout his is November 28," or some off your list and thank your 'aIls you "L ittle minx!l" then whether he is gentle. certain his gentle'ness is, of he smokes. Is it mild? Ia it to the palate? D)oes it minister t 'odldle the nervye-ends? Is it dlay's easier, breezier living? dly and full of dulcet pleasure rkness? p the man to your bosom with that he is gentle as a summer entlec to his very marrow. v'ho is gentle and1 healthy and y one thing remains: namely, rn a handsome living. That, enroll him in Engineering. taa Rhuiman, It9l ing yonusis colunmn, seould like li fe's comin: Phin MNrrs.