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Show SUNDAY HERALD .Plane Tall By Joan SUNDAY, Geyer day Qn. Eisenhower tsi iwern into Hi White House at Wuhinemn, I BYU pilot likely will! be recalling th day Ike wai hi passenger on flight over Brtill in A V I ! ." rOv r fill Addresses Lions Club - PILOTED FOR IKE Lt, CoL Samuel J.- - Skousen, pilot for Elsenhow er trip over Bra til. n ""j t nn i . liv "If wt begin with certainties, we then end lo doubts. If we begin with doubti and have patience, we said Dr. end wits certainties." Lloyd L. Culllmoro who spoke on, the luhject. "Mine Eyes Have Seen Hie Glory'1 at Trovo Llona Club meeting. In his speech ho reviewed th progren made In the medical profession since be began th practice of medicine. "You are only atdi to nature, and at best, poor onei. Attempt to keep your feet on terra firm a ho related the advice of hla old 7; V - n rnnrJ J n irrii4':iiww:i!(i LZ3 1 . I xD xD U U i JW LZJ MOUSI .... t A i SAFETY EXPERT MaJ. Homer P. Andersen . . . bal safety ttpi for pilots. enrollment in BYU Air ROTC this quarter Is 2048, of whom about 200 are double enrollees. A D. E. is a student enrolled In two ROTC clasiei simultaneously. Last quarter, the Air ROTC Eighty-fiv- e dropped 120 cadeti. Total enter national competition Tuesday and Wednesday, eompitlng for the William Randolph Hearst trophies. They will ahool at S.SO p. m. on each of the two dayi at the BYU rifle range, firing at a target distant with a 32 target rifle. Th bull'i ey enter, measured in thousand! of an inch, la sur rounded by five circles, the whole in dlimeter. ac only et r 3 i V Ml" 0 YolUw f uniWne rcifc Tai to i . ot ? i 1 mm loop HjU5i,3Nt "You fin become so filed to. your Ideal that you are Impene trable by new ideal," he laid. Dr. Culllmoro declared hit belief that people are dependent on new findings and on other people. "We are conditioning ourselvei with casual ute of recent dis coveries," said Dr. Culllmor. He related how bacteria taken from the facial cavities of patient! may thrive In cultures of the miracle drugs If th patient has casually taken doses of the drug over a ptrlod of time. Dr. Culllmoro applauded' society today at "doing the finest thinking that bas been done." lie concluded that people must have a feeling that there ii lome-thmg higher In order to hav emo tional stability In our day. Several musical numbers were furnished by a male quartet from ths Couriers of Song. n) !i '! U LI3 I cct professori. na -A- t Provo Doctor Tbe August, 1948. The pilot U Lf. Col . Samuel J. Skousen. deputy chie( of the Air roir ROTC Dftacrtment t Brtg-hYoung University, and former air attache to BraiU.Irt IMS, Cen. Eleenhower. 'then chief of ataff of the Army, and Gen. Hoyt B. Air Vandtmberg. chiaf, then Army intUi-- j Tort genre bead made as official visit to BrazlL Al air attache, CoL Skousen waa pilot for the party from Rio to Feaende, the "Weil Point of Bra-jllAi Ike reviewed the troopa. a Brlilllan Col. Skousen heard whisper, 'Tooky there I He's only wearing one little decoration." ' Hit Braalllaaa leted Cee. JFJeenJiower, Col. Bkeusea re-ealla. Tbey eiaerlally admired the simplicity which led him to wear only one of the many he la entitled to wear. While air attache the BYU dep. uty chief flew many notablei, Including the late Mayor (The Little Flower) LaGuardla of New York Cltr and the late Gen. Han Arnold. wartime chief of the Army Air general Carpi and flnt flve-ita- r of th newiy creates Air Fore a World War I Little The Flower, aviator on the Julian front, wai In Brazil to attend the Inuagura tion of Prei. Eurico G. Dutra. He tat In the cockpit with Col. Skousen of the 7. ai The BYU offlcer'i record li not limited to diplomacy. In World War II. he flew a knowp ai the "Goon" on raldi over China. The Goon'i top turret gunner, Arthur Benko shot down 16 Jap Zeroi prior to the unlucky mil lion when aa outboard motor toll iDart. In a heroic tffort to lighten the bomber, Benko parachuted out. He wai captured and killed by the Japs.' Col. Skousen, managing to keen the crippled bomber aloft lor two more houra. brought the rest of the crew lately home. He wai awarded th dlstiniulsned fly Ing cross. Col. Skousen wii alio awarded a DFC cluster and an air medal with cluster. .While based at Chengkung. Skou en flew 40 round trips over "the hump." Just prior to being trans ferred to BYU Air KOTU last August. Col. Skousen was chief of in telligenct of the 93rd Bomb Wing tasue at the 0 atom bomo 11 11, 1&J JANUARY nd lyoryWhh i 24 x 36-i- n. Her'i roof coriomy In o popu!ar cotton loop pile rugil It' our lowest price) scatter rug and fully washablo. In 8 solid imort-lookin- g colon, and Also axailable In other sizes. thr long-lastin- Regularly 0.00 Regularly 0.00 Regularly 0.00 -- ""'r J445-In- . RUCS . RUGS J0xS4-ln4x6-f- t. .'. I.tl ' 4 I.M RUGS 4 , 1 ,'.,1 , ; ?vK'r 7i K. rvv;. ' ivy. Special Combination Offer!f " i 1 1 HIGH LOOPS 1 nH AU 3 ONLY fluffy I loopse rubberized back i 2, i 24x36-lfi"C- AND RUGS H a 30x RUG 54-IHC- H two-inch- es cording to Jamei H. Scott, coach. . Cadets will compete with Army and Air Fore units all over th na tion. The first team, which has averwere washed out because they received a grads of E. Another 35 aged score of 175 to 185 (out of a wer dropped because they re posslbl 200) comprises Cadets Dick ceived -a- .- iceond -- consecutive - D Blackham,- - David Fraser.-BarwTB.-CaHf. e Purvis, Larry McMullln and Robert grade. . A lot of pilots bate to admit a Harris. While minor denta of the psyche In otherwise promising cadets can "180!" A fleet of Southern Group CAP be smoothed out by psychiatry, the However, making a 180 (degree Air Force prefers to find officer turn. J and returning to the airport planes took off from Provo airport candidates with natural stability of In foul Veather hai this advantage, Saturday to take part In the three- 6 character. poind out a national safety expert, state search for a mining At BYU Air ROTC. cadets take MaJ. Homer P. Anderson. "You carrying military personnel. tie Minnesota multiphasic personal may live to concede your timidity." Th local' pilots Included: Ind Lt Maj. Andersen had a tip today Doug reck, pilot, and Lt, Vlo hU ity tests, and youtha with morbid or hypersensitive tralta ar weeded for pilot who would "rather grow llott, obierver. both of Provo. in Lt. Peck's Ercoupe: lit Lf. Bob out at officer candidates. Ai cadets old than be bold." . . mor A mild winter pack begin to handle men in drilli, they Wilson, American Fork, flylni Caot BT-1- Meade menace ta fliers than a frigid , Charles Morgan's are observed closely for leadership one. Reason: There Is more talent. Weight, Spnngville, flying a Cessna 140, with Est. Lt. Verg Collings. moisture In the air. Aa a plane The Air Force teaches a regets about a thousand feet observer; R. L. Wilson, Springville, spectful "yes, sir" to a direct above the ground, moisture (lying his Cessna 120, with 2nd Lt. order, but disapproves of the Joe Terguion, observer; lit Lt. R. rubber-stamAt the spraying over the wings turns to clear, heavy ice. This type of W. Davidson, flying th Provo same time, an "oyer arrres-slve-" iclnr, chanting th shape and Squadron Pllota Cub Luicombe, cadet la regarded aa with Harold Glvldn. obierver. both weight of the wlngi, is much doubtful, according to Lt CoL of MapletOn, and Capt. Gen Dut-worse than rime ice, which oe- -' Jesse E. Stay, director of BYU curs in cold weather. son, Utah Valley Flying Club, with Air ROTC. "If you hav no equip- frank Godfrey, observer. "What we want ll a cadet with a well integrated personality, lead' ment, sit out wet weather," advises Friday, Capt. Dutson, operations ership ability and good average In MaJ. Andersen. "If you do have it, officer for Southern CAP Group, telligence," Col. Stay dclarea. The Use it! Th best of heating devices witn Lynn waaeneid, observer Air ROTC bai lt share ol brilliant will not prevent carburetor Icing, searched the mountain! west of A and B student, but carries along for exampl. if you forget to awltch Utah Lake, where rod flares had lt on." been reported for two nights, but others with average C grades. round no sight of missing aircraft. Southern Group and Provo Squad Capt. Dutson did note a mine ron, Civil Air Patrol, meeting Mon opening on the mountain near the day at 8 p.m in Education Build point where the light! were seen. ing, BYU campus, will hear a talk A weather officer from Hill Air on air safety by Mai. Andersen, former editor of Air Force maga Force Base wll be in Room 260, zine and of Flying Safety. Smith Building, BYU, Monday from Now a second year course lead- 4 to 6 to interview Air ROTC er at BYU Air ROTC, teaching air Juniors and icnlori with credit! in power concepts, Maj. Andersen has college physici and mathematlci. See Page These students may apply for just completed writing a textbook, J'lElements of Aerial Warfare." special training as weather ofheen, ne nas Deen cuea oy lormer "Many weather officer! now are Secretary of Air W. Stuart Syming- assisting In tests of rocket!, gilded ton for his contribution to flying missiles and new types of aircraft," Col. Stay, ROTC chief, painted out, safety. 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