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Los Angeles, Calif., Friday, Dec. 4, 1942
Night PhoDe: RI. 5471
No. 53
Six More Jap Warships Off Guadalcanal
ance Unites ivai Navies
|Marching Changes to Swing as Trojan, Bruin IROTC Units Meet Tomorrow at Fiesta Room
'raditional rivals in academic and gridiron matters will tomorrow night in the firm bond of comradeship as the tbers of the naval ROTC units of SC and UCLA go into ice formation at 9 in the Fiesta room of the Ambassador
hotel.
The dance marks the first time that the boys in blue of the two naval reserve units have joined forces. Dancing to the smooth syncopations of Rudolf Friml’s orchestra will be more than 400 future naval officers and their dates from the Bruin and Trojan camps.
FAWELL TO RECEIVE
Outside naval personnel, who will be guests at the dance, will be received by Capt. Reed M. Fawell, commandant of the SC unit, and Captain William C. Barker, of UCLA’s NROTC.
Trojan midshipmen who were members of the unit that cruised in San Pedro channel last summer have extended special invitations to the San Pedro naval base personnel.
STUDIOS PROVIDE PROPS
Under the sponsorship of the Fighting Top, Trojan naval honorary organization, and the Conning Tower, UCLA naval fraternity, the dance will be carried out against a nautical background. RKO studios has provided atmosphere props in the form on gangplanks, turrets, bridges, and jacob’s ladders.
Bids will be sold today in the NROTC office in the Physical Education building, according to Trojans who are interested in attending the dance but have no means of transportation are asked to sign their names on the naval ROTC bulletin board and transportation will be provided by the naval unit’s share-a-ride system.
Searches r Sweetheart
:raternity to Name leal Girl at Dance
pha Upsiion of Sigma Chi, for first time in its 53 years on SC campus, will choose a etheart of Sigma Chi” to reign Sweetheart dance, Dec. 19,
Atteberry, president, an-[ced yesterday.
:h sorority and the non-org jn have selected candidates which the winner wil be chos-Fifteen girls have been given
itions to attend a dinner Tues-nght at the chapter house,.848 36th street.
)m the 15 original prospects, rill attend another dinner on |14, and from this number the ‘r will be selected. Her name, rer, will remain a chapter se-intil the night of the dance, hich all of the first contest-vill be escorted by Sigs.
sweethearts name will be led at coronation ceremonies Terrace room of the Holly-hotel on the evening of the Along with her crown she receive a jeweled sweetheart
ties of the contestants that ?rry has already received are Hill, non-org; Jean Harris,
Chi Omega; Carolyn Patter-ilpha Delta Pi; Barbara Nei-Alpha Epsilon Phi; Jeanne [, Alpha Gamma Delta; Bon-trrar, Chi Omega; Laurel Sty-Lta Delta Delta; Shirley Goss,
Zeta; Pat Arena, Delta Gam-lary Lou Royal, Gamma Phi Connie Kivari, Kappa Alpha Martha Wheeler, Kappa Marilyn Whittlesey, Phi Mu; losemarie Trucano, Pi Beta
merce Fraternity \s With Blackstone
()mega Pi, national honorary frcial fraternity, will hold its leeting Sunday at 2:15 at the >f Dr. Eari G. Blackstone, as-professor of commerce and on, 2272 West 25th street.
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lit supervisor of commercial Warren D Qsborn junior ln the 1 *e r>S . Angeles College of Commerce, died yesterday
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False Alarm! Be Happy, NoJappy
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