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Show Fage Four The Cache American. Logan, Cache County. Utah Friday, April A Day was Quite A Day According to Student Paper Summer School Catalog Out tlie have building on the campus and a According to the "S.udrnt Containing a coriijli-tanimunir Lies' edition of Student Life, genera! clean up of ihe main mrnt of the program of event, and grounds. at building published weekly summer Nation ttunpus catalog of (he Rerau.se of the huk cf man-powLuh State Agricultural college, Utah State Agricultural college on the campus, the co"A" day Thursday, was quite wa released thu week by Direced were assigned to many of as college students a day" tor M.lton R. Merrill. the tasks. Shirkers were poundconducted their annual campus summer ItrgUtr&tion for the clean-ued up by the Vigilante and U1 e salon take place Monday dominwere given a cold bath Political many maneuverlngs 5. Tlie ix weak June In tlie fire house. ated the blaring headlines, but will end July 14 and an Inter A noon g murders, luncheon, prepared suicide string pacts, session U icheduled for July 17 members of the home eco- of scandal in- other by and iyjMS u Auguit 18. school has Tlie stud, j nomica organization and served volvrd many prcrnim-n-t to the niuniflc planned while members enta and by the Spurs, was followed by faculty In jienl of trmhtr and student I a slapstick assembly in the the president of the college an- war time. Tlie fact that every 1000 Air of arrival the uuuneed the where amphitheater, Institution and every activity to take the place of j formers were greeted by rot. in war time, mut justify ten eggs, orangey and who recently left the other soldiers turn taken into consideration by "things. campus. Use colli ge. in formulating the Clinton Nebon of Smlthficld. According to the student re. luinnu-- r session plans. recently-di-clowife w.is the of general chairman of the porters, The j.rgmm has been d.rected R. fll.EN' ht.IUll.ANT ST.UF assisted by Calder Ticket! student day, president body In some decree toward the reIltNSt.N . . , ha been decorated immediately filed suit for diof Preston, B. Burns Idaho; new and of returning many lime. quirements she found out who Crookston. North Logan; Orrin when vorce who need teachers his successful Curtis of Murray and Donald had managed courw-S; l.il attention b aLc Stewart the and Lloyd Meacham of and dean election c.iinpa.gn being given In the curricula to hc-- r who women apcf Logan, finally staged tlie assembly. gave the mids of freshman students, to bootlegging on the proval whom of now' muny begin college RESEARCHER TEELS OF Callipjs. training In summer sessions. Holder of ten citations from the j DIET DEI IC lEXC'Y A that cult, pracpJyg.miy A dally lecture hour has been for h.i tice! he heading of wives, was Stan-- . Government United scheduled fit 11 a. m. for resident iConi.nued from page One) activities in the war. Shelf S runcovet ed with a prominent faculty, students, and townsja-o-pic- . we conduct today, Ilar.M-n- . op-- j 'Experiments radio K GUn os and chan exposed leader, In the mM these d.uly ses-s- ii pant reveal the same deficiencies." a oil Hying j r.embeis of a sorority were era'.or jiid gunner ns have featured discussions by tests the one of the i were expanded Fortress be mber, bv the FBI for operat-I- : Ameiicas greatest setenUsts, artto include school children between decora led young men 1 .n.t wli.-kc- y an mil. g illegal ists. and teachers. the nets of 6 and H years, wln-rCache county who ha parti ipatedj ncws ,lones con. ct,(r Tlie .x weeks will In- in the war. the information was obpnaent j f,nud ,ho turna.b:ul of thc taineddietary clude several spuiul features. from llan.M n awards ini'udi supplied by Sergeant who named gj,ur organization, Coach E. L Romney's co. clung students during the school year. ciov--. ih , ,, the diMingin.-du-Lying most nu,n coveted (0 school, wl.nh in the past, has Tlie average nutritional score of silver star Wi.h one dj..er, the j j,OMtion. and numerous por-tas brought such athletic nurm-thee C91 dictur.cs on the basis the two with medal cluster, ,ralU of Cjnipus lladt,rs and of 100 Francis L. Schmidt of the I'nl- -- nd one cluster. th heart points, wns only 54 pouus. purple verstty of Idaho, Ixm S.ntcr of European combat ribbon and the Uu.)r npw s,lt!nim.nls the lack of lean mi at, fruits Again l'oetry and Prose, cf all types, and Oregon state and the late Knuto army good conduit medal. vegetables wore the primary i In- and stories were Roiknc of Notre Dame university reasons for the deficiency, sne He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. eluded in the edition. will bring for one week, June 9 said. Monori Hansen. C18 North Mam Other events of the day intwo more national Important in been an and has the Outlining in detail, just how cluded laying of cement stairs conches. Frank Leahy of Notre street, Dig service for twd and one-lia- lf years, and a walk from the southwest Dame and William A. Miller of spending 18 months of that time sidewalk to the mechanic arts TuLsa, Oklahoma, former coach in Great Britain. Before he enlistof the AAU basketball champions ed in the service, he was employ- ten, Bruce II. Morris, Afton Milwill give courses in the coaching ed as a tjpewriter repairman. M. Murphy dred Robert Moser, school. Both are well known in Temporarily grounded after re- Shirley Nish, Rush S. Painter, Val-do- n tlie field of sports. ceiving shoulder wounds caused by C. Payne, Ila Palmer, Floyd A two day Family Life Institute shrapnel, he is now acting as an W. Peterson, Sarah Pearce, Robert scheduled for June 22 and 23 will Instructor. Recently he sent two II. Peterson, bo led by W. E. Dlatz, director small pieces of slir ipnel home tc Dona Beth Phippen, Betty Jean of the St. George's school In his parents with thc explanation Canada. It will be under "Tills is the steel that caused me Peterson, Shirlce Pribble, Clyde D. the supervision of a committee a little trouble.' It was the sec- Price, Joline Peterson, Edwin Mcdirected by Mrs. Esther Skeels. ond time he had been wounded In Allister Fehrson, Mable Naome Quayle, Lou McFarland, Wilford head of the department of child 19 combat missions. Lynn Richards, Metta Rasmuson, development at USAC. recently apSergeant Hansen Helen Rust, Rhodes, Expanding the physical educa- peared on a British Broadcasting Josephine Porter Sarah Jane Reid, Royal tion program, summer session company program vihich originated Schvaneveldt, Reva Gayle Spires, have scheduled a workshop in London and was shortwaved vcv Reena Swenson, David Clinton in secondary physical education to to this country. SalisRamsden Skidmore, Bybee UUiCiMs supplement the service courses. A bury, Evelyn Steffenhngen. camping trip and courses designed GRADUATES OF CO-III- T Mae Annette Smith, Shirley to study current problems in SEMINARY LISTED Jeanne Smith Valarie Stettler, physical education will be highGayle Schiffman, Catherine Ste(Continued from page Onel lights of the curriculum. vens, Rada Tims, Vada Tims, Hurst Merlin in The six week period will bring Emma Jean Hyden, Joyce Tate, Grant Budge Wiser, Meredith Donald Hill, Jr., Joseph many prominent American lectur-er- s Roe Hansen, Val W. Woodward, Paul A. Whitbesides offering a complete Hogan, Clarence J. Jack Ivan Henrie, by, Leola Whatcott, Dorothy Lu-ci- le Hale, Wesley course. Harold T. Jones of the Wayman, Elaine Yeates, Iva Marilyn Hansen, "Ella Lou Haw-ke- s, University of California is listed Ivon Ray Wall, Van Nelson Wall, LunellaHem-mert, Roma Hailstone, for regular teaching although he New Chapter of Wheeler, Berne Y. Herzog, TherHarold Darwin Jones, Hovey, will deliver a series of special lecesa Evan Jan Porter. Mitton, Jones. Dee OVERLAND MAIL Jarvis, Ina tures. Dr. Jones is director of the Stanley Enc Blaine Johnson, Gloria Reta Elaine Smith. Institute cf Child Welfare at the Glen Johnson, Joseph Johnson, University of California. Mabcll Lou Jolmson, Everend Glenn, supervisor of music in the Fanny Jacobsen, E. Joye Jorgensen, Kansas city school system, and Grace Marie Johnson, Reid McGlen Gildersleeve, director of Neil Izatt, Eva Jones, Mary Donmusic for the state department of na King. education in Delaware, teach Dale Kilburn, Donna Marie a practical program in school John William Loosle, Clair music. Hubert Herring, R. Lear, Flora Pearl Leonhardt, national authority of Donna Lundberg, Lauralee Lun-dah- l, Latin America, will deliver a seHelen Margaret Leatham, ries of lectures on the Americas. Calvin Reid Maurer, Raymond Columbia universitys professor of Dennis Misener, George Roy Mit- literature, Henry W. Simon will give a series of five lectures on professor of English at University common elements in drama, poet- of Utah, will be at the college ry. and music. Edwin R. Clapp, during the six weeks. c er p. mt . per-UA- ltlf , d Logan Airman s Wins Citations I -! 1 nu-nu- s , ur 5-- n riiiiiiTiTiiiir n nt on Vitamin C been cained out, !,e laid ll have college exjwrlinenier used every new uU as it devel-ojied- . We tarL-- j with the Go'.hhn blood pressure technique, then to ur.iury content teat, and later to the more accurate blood pla ma tests which are now used. A recent addition to the experimental laboratory 1 a photo electric colorimeter, which shows concentration of ascorbic acid, or vitamin C, in clear blood plasma. Tills speeds up the research and eliminates long laboratory he explained. procedures, Part of the paper was devoted to a summary of findings of "Ascorbic Add Nutrition of Col lege Students." In conclusion, he said that the data gathered from farm families scattered over widely the shite, reveal deficiencies In iron, pho.phours and animal protein which Is due mainly to inadequate u.e of foods that could readily be supplied on thc farm. Tlie same deficiencies exist in of our school children, diets where research has shown that the vitamin C content of a large group of children is Inadequate to prevent scurvy In gu.nea pngs and rats and to sustain the nor. mal growth of laboratory animals. Data also appears to warrant the assumption that diet is Inadequate to promote maximal growth of children. 'If we would show the good sense to make use of (Ve nutri tional information we now havq, there would be little malnutriI would like tion," she declared. to emphasize that alongside and closely associated with continued research, wq should have more and more trained nutritionists with the skill to interpret In a of practical way, the findings rereach.' exj-rii- of The mu-gnimeasured b' their by U.eir prufevstons 2$. 10 U is nu-- n OiillJ to be ROt Jl't, Junius Tlie man of intrgrety U one who makes it his constant rule to follow the road of duty, according us truth and the voice of bis conscience point it out to him. Mary Raker Eddy Tlie man who does his uny wurk, conscientiously, always be in one seme man Mulock work, must great lit?! Ntlonl Product Distiller . 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