September 5 1945

SYRACUSE Vol. X U I I - N o . 1

Students to Trek To ArclilMid Gym for Registration Paubookt Will bs DistriSuted on Completion O f Enrollinent

SYRACUSE, N . Y., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1945

Chancellor Greets Class New Coeds to Attend Rushing Convocation

Important Years Face Frosh, Declares Tolley^ Welconmg tiie first poctwar clan last night, Chancellor

All woman freshman and tnns- William P. ToUey toM OMabers of (he class of 1 « 9 win RegiitnUon for ill chnet wfll fer studeats are invited to the aaerobled in d>i()el that A n e are the ctitical y e a n of fteir I be held todajr and tanorrow f r c n Panhell coavocation at T:t5 tonight | -«:M.to 5:10 in the trophjr toom, hi Chapel, acooiding to Jean Slade, lives, as well as critical y e m for the world.

I «rew room, and main gym floor, 'TThe world has fooirf new fmrtiecs in i - j - M t o j u l Panhell prealdent.

Xeilh Komedjr, itHstrar, litled Rushing ndes wiU be esvimaed, social studies," he declatel Teaching io^evements i m n a general view ot the aotwily tyilesterday.

•eoiaeided irith techasiified ad. lem gives, and questkns p e r i l l Liberal Arts sophomores, junting to nishing wlU be uiwered. ' Stven Frotarnities I . f u , seniors and those ' in the •Wmrlhe world eatas the cm As an added attraelta), there Klwols of education, Joutnallsni, Op«n on Campus ot ataaaiG esiergy," aad agahi te wUl be a fashion shwr «t dolhei ' and speech will register in the iphasiad, "These a n t e cdUol tiopbjr room. Liberal Arts fresh- Ajiproximately 2,000 women suitable for the parties. yean tor the nsllian a k i l o r tta nen will register in the crew ftvdents are being housed this The $2 mihinc tee whiA is TCworld. A aalid adueaUanal .ta—. loom. Section committees will be y t i r in-Ol living centers, in ad- (iuiied ot -every student going datkm If the best paiiWe « » • dition to about 500 who are living through nishtaig may be paid from leoated on the main floor.

6 0 0 Vefcfonj Expectad pantlon far life. in Mtorlty bouaet aceordii^ to 9 to 5 Friday at PanhcU headquarKeonedr nquefts that ic'Anotfasr reason tor consUeriH To Register Dean Harjorie C. Smith, assistant ters at the alumni house, S. Crouse flstrants use the west stairwajr as a>en aa faaporUnt yean," ha dean ot women in charge ot hous- and Irving ave. <her leawe the trophy room in Return to peacetime education said, "is because then is no n a i ing. Tliirty women are living ^ order to facilitate meeting those Both fraternities and sororities has stripped Syracuse's once mili- back. What has happened eannat temporarily at a downtown hotel eommittees which win be located will formally open their seasons at tary campus ot all but thne at be undone. The new world it awaiting room* at University cot«n that side of the gym floor.

Friday with a weekend of In- its war-necessitated, govemaent- here. You're in the new weiU tages.

StudenU also are asked to pro- Eighteen men's donnitories have formal nuhing, consisting ot open spoosored programs, accoTdiag to of the college—your one and a s ^ f : eeed to the gym track upon com- been establi^ed and 19 frater- houses.

Dr. Ernest Reed, Univeraiijr eo- freshman year. These opportod* fleUon of registration to obtain nities, an increase of seven over All men going throu^ rushing ocdlnator for the armed laRM ties you hsve to sein now." passbooks. According to Kennedy Uat year, are open, according to are also requited to pay • $2 tee and director of the veterai Remadcing on Syrfcuse and ili these books wiU not be issued at Dr. Lewis Crawford, fraternity at the dean of men's oOct. manner ot Ktrhig, d t e o a i o r U .

UoQ pro^nsn. my other time. adviser in charge ot men's housWith the «abanding of lU ley stnaaad that it if a Idaadir ing.

ASTP units, the lledfcal Sdioal, univecsitr. and that it is ap to Cokes to Replace Ot the newly opened fraterCidet Nurse C«ips and veteoM the new classes to keep the tradinitiei, Zcta Psi, Alpha Sigma Phi, edacation arc the only phaaei of tion ot Mndlineas aUve. Little Chum Port/ and Phi Gamma Delta are opening University lite lUU eoiaectat wMi He adviaed the dasi <( IMf to their own houses while members tbt fedcrsl fowrnncnt* aaake sa eBart to gel actaaMW ot Lamba Chi Alpha, DelU UpThe SI(-LltUe Chum party A c Medical Schocd, accertkK with the faculty, beeaiito tha'tof Blkm, Sigma Nu, and Phi Epsilon originally scheduled f o r ' to- to Dr. Reed, is no knger enraliag uUy is interested in the (tudirt.

Advancement of Miss Anne M. Pi, are living in University donni- night in the Chapel has been any students under the army pro- In doah*, the ChaacaDar aaai. marized the aims ot the OniMtaOr, Calder to the position of director tories. All fraternities are co- postponed to Friday, Oct. 11, gram, but approximately II • o( social educatkm and social a(- operating in housing freshman, the day before the iootball IT students wUl be admitted b j We make people ovcc," he aaid.

(ConHnued to Page 4) game with West Virginia, ac- the navy.

"We make them walk <a a higher I fairs and other changes in the dean cording to Constance Whelan ] r of women's staff were announced However, army and navy atai- ground. We give them vidititg and Joan Guatafson, co-chairr>|Sterday by Dean M. Eunice now in their sophooMre, they dkl oat have." man of the program. '^ton. junior or senior years wm eOD- The chapel was filled to ca*a« Freshmen are to return to tinne their training under the city with studenis who gathered \MISS CaMer succeeds Miss Elsie their cottages after the Pan- goremment program. to hear the chancenoft initio adPenficld who resigned at the hellenlc convo tonight and end of the spring semester. Her Seventy ctudents are expccted dress ot the year. , their . Big Chums will meet to enroll this semester in Uie former work of directing city wothem there to take them out Cadet Nurse Corps, according to men's activities and supervising Sorry, frosh.

You won't be able to get those for cokes. They will have Dean Edith Smith ot the School overnight permissions has been taken over by Miss Barbara Mertz. flashy orange lids at registration 10:15 permissions, of Nursing. This program, spontoday.

Big and little chums who sored by the U. S. Public Health Miss Nell Bamhart has been Because of a wartim4 shortage have not met will go to Chapel Service, now has a University ennamed acting . vocational roun of .telt, the Ikli did not arrive selor, replacing Miss Jean Temple in tkne for sale at registration as and become acquainted there. rollment of approximately MO, The student Book Mart, barter, ton who has been granted leave planned, Ellison Keller, traditions This includes all freshmen and Dean Smith said.

Seed estimated that nearly <00 ing for uaed textbooks, will apen ot absence to work with the Red commission chairman, announced uperclasamen who have not been assigned chums. veterans would register this taU. at 1 Friday at the UnlvctsUy Cross. yesterday.

Bookstore, Marion Hart, pnai.

The pep rally preceding the Cordent, aonuneed yesterday, aad Hiss Violet VanNbte replaces nell game S ^ . B h u been dewUI contiMw opcTfltloBS from 9 Miss Helen MoGarvey as head slgnatad aa the new lid-donning to 12 Saturday and I to S Monday Nsldent of Stam haU and asiifUnt date, aecordii* to Miss Keller, and Tnesday. in the pNCram ior recruiting stii- nofenan must wear the hata In Miss Hart has d w callad a dmU, Older to be adnNM to the g m t meeting h r Tdl tomomw a i ^ 4ht foUmrfa* day. at tha AIMtt Onkran n hasM, Seniors Scheduled MaiAMot OnN«i Kqr, Junior •01 WahMit avc. for Jtatsnto laM't litMranr, wm i d l «h* Ikli To inlroduct campus BMnomett BiuseU Paritw, mwi's Ch««l taiastad la working bi tha Mart, at a kMtk in I m t «f BL the two to Chapal acUvities, chaiiMa wiU ehalnnan, BtaNrth Stone, vie*. whkh ii a SMa-pn*^ s M m * .

For O n Phofoi day) « i l m I k O h m U nlly, tc- present tha opportunities in social ehahman, u A axater O d a * i , operated enterprise. ' ' i M t m - w i U tMeivt (ppointstrvlce, religious work, and counsecretary, m o t a n ot th* mmft •Hw aaiaher o( honn a l «Mk • M M theif Onondagin port- cotdtot #|jiwa« Hiat,, ••ling at a meeting at T:IS tomori be rtqaind ior n * h « mmexecutive board, will IIMb M NfMratlon and sittings row eveniif In Chapel. bership wfll ha dMiiiai s« «Nt Chapel work also.

Wtm M>t TuMday tndw a nI o M i n o n a T i o M T Mrs. Ittlh Blsgrova Hoffstra, am-Flv* thne." the prertgsntaaM. prt^W ichedult dMifaad to thNM, hflnnary. women'i Chapel ohainaaB, will in- Rav, Ttiomaa Van Loon, chalr> n a Back Hart wm aeeapt a ^ r ' • t o year*! On' out oa thM, $M aj»,-IUaMr«Uoa b«> troduce Loll Parmelee, vict-chair. man ot the Chapel stal, HI* textbooks that a n to ba used fcr Mliii', to announcMMat by Itiii, nMli i l i L MM), ^ Mlet Webster, aacratary. Beryl Ball, women's stall Cannes taught this'soiMiler, Wm I PMlf yea|4)ook tditw.

MM, H c M n wlU ouUiaa Mm pur- man. and tha dannmlnattonal a t - Hart eqdalaed. S M M s wMh Uaiw fliltwwHliat I totte at Hm lag, i l l MamnlL p m aad p M r m ot Chapil COBI- vliMi WiU ba iBtroduetd. booha to aril a n a s M to . i f l i iMMMtf CSOMllOlk i!Vfi| T M p ^ P a M l M l c COR' ariMaes and hitraduce their chair- IViitots on tha wrleus ownpriw and bring A t haehila ' vMrtiM} Qkipili <Cljllllllll« tf ftK 4)' iteto will be on dUpky.

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Welcome, Frosh 3Tie of '49 is is entering entering the the University University at at the the m e class class of'49 start of an era of peace and of hope for the future.

Thif peace was something to be dreamt about and prayed for during the long years of following the news broadcasts and searching the paper for signs of victory. .

When Germany surrendered the optimistic hoped that the war would be over by the end of 1948, while the practical persons reminded theip that the Japanese were fanatics sworn to fight to the last man. Sadly, the optimistic were forced to agree.

The rumor that-the Japs had had enough and were ready to call it quits aroused mixed emotions in the minds of the peoples of the world. Some were ready to accept the report as true while others chose to wait for confirmation before celebrating the long-awaited news.

True, the war will never be ovpr for some.

Those with relatives and friends who are not returning home to start life anew will be reminded time and time again of the sacrifice that these men made when they glimpse the sight of a discharge button or read ^ r i e s of returning veterans.

As pronising as this semester looks socially with the return of cars to campu^ the reopening of many of the frateraity houses and hope of an enlarged sports program, there will be a serious side to the picUire that will be enfolded to the entering freshmen. The majority of fte students will want to study seriously. Others hope to complete their college course as quickly as possible and plan to accelerate necessitating application of will power and concentration. ; There will be much to do now that the postwar era is a reality. The war chest will still need funds for the organizations that it contributes to will require d i s t a n c e in carrying out the vital services they perform. The war council, altho it may function under a diBerent name, will continue its efforts along different lines. Town hall forums will have a multitude of new problems to solve Above all, laziiess along any lines will no l<J>ger be excused by an airy wave of the hand and casual explanation that, " i f s the war, you know."

The class of '49 can face their college career with enthusiaam and vitality. Iliey have four of fte ban>ie« years of t h d r life to IwA forward to, if they choie to make them t h a t Their careers will Iw what tiiey decide to make them. Merely wishing themaelves popular, ^ students, and leaders ef campus activities will avail them nothing. Hard work and detemination are the keynotes to s u c c e s on this campus as they are in every undertaking..

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These rulet governing coed | missions were outlined yetto, This is it! College in peacetime, and it's just as new to

by Hosemaiy SchmHt, presid us seniers as college itself is to the frosh. This is the postof women's student senate: war world, kids, what everybody's been talking about. We New freshmen are »cc„..

•peclal permission to attend ride around on threadbare tires; the gas tank's overflowing, functinu sdieduled for them i we females are waiting impatiently for nylons, and some are allowed 15 minutes after overly-exuberant souls have akeady made confetti of their event in which to return to i ration I...... books. nothing too drastic seems to have living centers.

All other coeds receive , I feel as the Pennsylvania Dutch occurred. But people are still talkfolk do when something amazing ing about the super-duper - pic- Eions of their respective unless they are on academic pro occurs. They shake their heads ture ol Chancellor Tolley in tbt batten, in which case t h ^ receli and mutter, "Sometimes I thinli yeartxwk. We figured it might the permissions of the clasi b it chust can't be!" The lyrics, have been labeled, "Clothes th» hind them and lose all ipecial "What a difference a day makes, 24 GI longs for!" o'clocks. little hours . . . " have a lot more Incidentally, newcomers, donf to them than I ever dreamed. One Regular permissions for let anybody try to «eU you the class are: week nights—fresh coed exclaimed, "I've got a future Daily Orange, just pick up an issue 8 o'clocks with <me 11; aojAoi... again!" and maybe that's the way whenever you see it, It's all been 10 o'clocks with one U j junit.. we all feel. paid for with your tuition. Aren't all ll's; seniors, 11 o'doclu w i | Today many will run Syracuse's you lucky? one 12; weekends — Friday an own commando course'commonly Saturday, 12:30; Sunday, W. - k y talk P e ^ called by many, "Registration."

This incl»d«s having your picture taken, all free fer nothin', frosh, and if any turn out well enough to send to the girl back home or to that GI overseas, well send the m cAtiir item to Ripley. (You don't have the chance to touch the pictures, reaUy. Hiey're slam-banged r W P o p n h r dance lime* away into the front of your passbook, where they sUre at you Claaaical a n d l i g h t c l a s f i c a l the rest of the year.)

CoUeclor'a j a m Outside of our new little friends Folk music and readinga and fellow classmates trying to pay their tuition to student deans Latin A m e r i c a n m u s i e and asktog for keys to their rooms.

Our Music Shop Is on Campus

All Makes and Types of Records

We Slock All Your Favorite Labels From This Qtomer —ky ArleM Kwner

Vlctw - Mumbia - Decca - Capitol - Keynota Commodore — Blue Note — Asch — Gen«al . ' Bost — Jamboree — Many Others

EXPERT REPAIR SERVICE Campus is still resounding with those small explosions that indicate two persons are meeting in Syracuse for the first time suite that hectic day when they left campus in a haie from those spring exams.

- It's a little disillusioning to learn that the two causing the minor traffic Jan spwt ' the wmmer working together and have been apart for only seven days, but one leant to accept those thhigs philosiqihically.

Women are excited at advance reports that there will be about half a man for each coed registered this semester. "That will be so much better than Just one limb to each girl as it was last year," one eager female was overheard explaining.

It was easy to tell that the freshmen had brought their parents to campus by a glimpse at the personnel of the various campus eating spots through the flMt few days of the week. Who's ever seen a coed wearing • hat la the Cosmo?

The passing of the ASTRP was noted by some observant students who shed a few quiet t ^ for Ae "Hup, two, three, four," of the cheerful seventeen-year-olds, A quick check revealed there were still a few army and navy med students to gladden the hearts of those who like to see an occasiontl uniform grace the scenery.

Seflk)rs are telling with relish the stories of when they were mistaken' for frosh, on the train, In the Comer store ot by some near-sighted prof. Such a morale builder.

Ifs amaiing what a summer can do to your memory, facet look strangely familiar but names refute to materialized For severtl days, you greet people with an iffecliontte, "Glad to sec you," taUl the campus atmosphere miraculoudy J w the memory boM ot your brain.

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bdesr <nd[ meet, loiil iIkkAiii; and gymnartiff.

Howard wiO call » meeUif for next week to a ^ a b t tbe nilet t« teuB misafen {or the conlni season.

gistered in the intramural office, he'must be certUed by the student health service, that be is lit to compete on intramural activities. If no record is available at the student inSrmary, a mcdical examinaUoQ must be taken before registration.

Betides these activities. Howard is planning the regular basketball' and handball action, ping pong, Page 3 a dual track meet, volleyball, softball, flight baseball, horseshoe, golf, tennis, and eight-event

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Witt the opening game against Cornell less than three weela •way, Coach Osiie Solem has promised his charges two weelu oi hard drill to prepare for the t o u ^ i est opening game that a SKacuse Thurjdoy, Septembeir, 5 , 1945 team hai faced In' manjr years.

Cornell, bolstered bjr Navy trainees, is a decided favorite to -4«ke the Oran^^en in the Sept 12 contest. Coached by Bd HcKeever, the Big Bed wiU also be playing their <^ner when Otey Invade Ardibold sUdium.

Inexperience will once again be the big problm for Coach Sdesi and his aides, Bob Lannoo, Since January, 1942 ehampions of" intramural athletics , ffiU Boelter, and Ribs Baysfaiger, Several of last years squad aft on have received cloth SIM letters. Yesterday Milt Howard, band, including Eddie Oolan, Rudy intra head, announced that team trophies will be awarded Cot^tlno, Mary Cohen, Bob HQDoug Alger, S w Acocela, to fraternity champi<ms, while the living center or independJeS Husti^ Danny Crossman, Tom ent i^inner will be awarded with University intramural SuUlvan, Nick Abdo, ^oe Propis, watch charms. and George Barradas, but mof The number of keys to be awit the men are without collegiate sion with coaches stopping the arded will be two more than the •zperience. number of men on a regulation Among Syracuse gridders of play frequently to point out errors team, the club may purchase two etter years wtio are back are and make suggestions. additional charms provided that Roger Bobinson, who left during According to coaches, the benethe students for whom flMy are hto feesbman yMr for the armed fit of such workouts is well worth intended have played in at least awvlcet and played as a Marine the time and effort in the e t one-half of their teams schcdide. trabee at the University of Rocb- perience gained by the players , smd I^te Morrow, who had and in a>e opportimity it affords Fall ^ r t s include touch footyean experience on the Bill the coaches to see their teams in ball, swimming, rifle, and bowling. ' SBd one year with Colgate under action against other than,their own Entries for these sports dose Sept 21, All men students e i team mates. tte Marine training program.

The name of Piro has been addThe regular practic? sessions on rolled in the University, except ed to Uie Orange roster again ttiis Hendricks field have been halted those in the Extension school, are year wito the enroihnent of John- until tomorrow to give the play- eligible after a physical examinany Plro, brother of Henry era a little rest before the last tion.

(Whit^> Piro who starred as a two weeks of concentrated drill Some changes in the eli^ility wtogman in "M, "J*, and '40. The for'their opening game. rules are set for Uie coming seayounger Piro if out for a half- Stocking, tackling, and signal son. A student playing on a livbade poaL drills took up a great amount of ing center team can not.pligr with . Other bedunen view^ with the inacticc tkna d u r ^ the sum- a fraternity, ^ j d ^ ^ n t ratry^ A faymr by the c w h e s include Fer' m a with Uioee pfay'i that wei^ player having ent«i^'one c<mtest ^ Insalaxo, baPorta, Det(m, tried run bom either the T or with a given team shall not t r ^ Miaie,, Smith, C a m ^ Crissman, the single wing formation. fer to another team in that or any Kaiaulanis, Joslyn, and BooQi. Solan nake» no promises for other team throu^out the y w .

Mdnberi of the squad traveled his IMS ^uad, but the presence No fraternity pledge or brother . la Itebeater for a practk* scrim- of mw who have played at least may play with his fraternity in mi«e with the U of H eleven re- one year, gives the current squad any ^>ort If he ir residing is a livcently. The Mrimma^ w u car- the edge on last year's—on paper ing center.ried on as a regular practice ses- at least Before any student can be re-

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Attend Spphony Leader Freshmen First Convocation Requests Members For Curren! Season '

Professor Polah Needs Players in All Orchestral Sections

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Professor Andre Polah, director • t the University symphony orchestra, has announced that play« s are needed in all four sections Of the ordiestra, string, woodwind, brass, and percussion.

Students interested in these positions may register today and tomorrow at the gym or they may contact Professor Polah's ofiSce, room 25, Crouse college, any weekday between 2 and 4. College credits may be earned by ploying in the orchestra.

Professor Polah • stressed that one need not be an expert player to take part. Auditions will begin • M a y and thofe who do not fualify for the regular playing iraap ^ join the preparatoiT orchestra. SchoUithipi u e available for talented players, the con: ductor revealed.

Freshman men and coeds attended their flist college convocations Monday evening at Maxwell auditorium and Chapel.

In Hendricks chapel, Miss M. Eunice Hilton, dean of women, her staff, and coed oRicen wen introduced to the newcomers.

A sWt, "Fuzzy Frosh," portraying a coed's first year at Syracuse, was given, and tl«an Hilton spoke, emphasizing the importance of women in all phases of our present way of living.

Faculty members and students

The first meetiBf of the otdMkal group wiU be it 7 « Wediie». day, Sept. 12, in Crouse auditorium. Foyr regular concerts and tir<y concerts featurmg guest soloiitt will be presented this season.

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informed froeh men of SyracUK customs and activities. Speaker! who ,wen introduced by Howard Bell, president of men's student government, were Frank Piskor, acting dean of men,v, Ellsworth Stone, vk»-chainnan of Chapel, Charles Caiuana, president of the sophomore class. Dr. Eric Faigle, freshman advisor, Ossie Sokm, football coach, and Prof. Lewis Crawford, interfraternity advisor.

NO GAB PERMTTS NEKWD Students owning cars wiU not be required to have permits for the fall semester and cars may be parked in the lot behind Crou« college announced Finla G. Crawford, vice-chancellor.

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"Each itudent will be scheduled stated Dr. Crawford. tor only one appointment, and a e University is cperati:* 13 thoae who appear late or on an- new hdusra, 11 for women and other day WiU forfeit their sittings two for men. Hen'i dormi are to those who are prompt, "Miss named in wcpession attei goverCox declared. "No appointments nors- of New York state. The last will be rescheduled." one opened is the John HoOmtn Student! who p«y lor their yete- house. booki at registration are reweited The new sorority on campus, to present their receipts at the Beta C ^ Alpha, is located at 2U time of their appointments.

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Others will be required to pay * Students assigned io 901 UniveN a $1 sitting fee, which will be sity ave. are being housed at tht credited toward payment at a infinnary until their cottage opens. later date if the receipt is re- The cottage at 201 Marshall A tained, Miss Cox explained. 'opened yesterday.

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Open EvcnioKa and Snndays

1949

Gmpus • NOTICES WKDXESDAY BIf and Uttte Chums at 7 in Chapel. All who want chums inlUed. ' r a a Hdlenk opening convo 7:15 ta Chapel. ijcaaipn leniK guides at S fai W7 HL. . tCtty stadeati and othns who have not recehcd yeaibooks m*r 0 t thfm at the On' Office, Yates Castle, according to following nhe*de: A-C, Monday; D-G, TMidar; H-N, Wednesday; 0-W, Thursday; T-Z, Friday. Receipts Bust be presented. iFMahmen and newcomers who would like to apply for jobs on Daily Orange editorial staff report ia Ruth Peeling or Faye Farnham ia editorial office, Yates Castle, 2 to'5 Monday through Friday, next week.

StadenU laltretted in working m the Daily Orange business stall teport to business office, Yates Castle, 2 to 5 any day next week. niDAT ' Baak Hart openi at 1 at Uniftrsity bookstore.

Jaalar DO salesmen at 4 at Castle. Impantive. If unable to ritend, notify businen manager.

SAIVIDAZ Baak Hart open from 0 to 12 at ttilvenity baakstore.

TIDUDAT '.Baak Mart at 7JO at AOPi yuse, U1 Wdnut arc, AU inter Hted in woiUDg.

Thursday, September 5, 1945

WE WEI£OME YOU TO SYRACUSE Among the very Hrst things you will learn is the fact that most of the students prefer to buy at the CORNER STORE and make it their headquarters for all their supplies.

We ttive a Very Complete Line of

TEXTBOOKS Especially Second-hand ones. Ry purchasing here'you will save money. Our assortment of Loose Leaf Notebooks is larke—See what we have beforr yon buy elsewhere.

CapS 75c

FrOsh

Typewriters Rented Perfect Machines

YOU ENGINEERS and ARCHITECTS ' There is jii^ one things we ask of yon.

Buy your Outfit where you want to, ! lie sure to see Our Sets and Prieee before you bny. That's fair-^sa'l it?

HILL BRANCH OF WESTERN UNION

STUDENTS SUPPLY CO. The "CORNER STORE" Crouse Avenue Comer

Since 1908

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