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Former students Subscribe To Mount Agson Fund
sAcKvlLLE. N. 3.. October 21 -More than 350,000 has been rais- ed for Mount Allison by former students since they started an an- nual giving programme two years ago. President W. G. Stewart of Mount Allison Federated Alumni stated today in announcing the
appeal for the fund year ending June 30 next now ,being mailed to 11.000 Alllsonians throughout the world. Previous- ordinary receipts
of the Federated Alumni averaged ,
Just over 81.000 annually.
More than 1.300. Mr. Stewart said. have contributed to date.
The first objective is 5300.000 by June 30. 1954, for a debt.-use Mount Allison.
NAPOLEON and IIIICLE ELBY Iii Clifford Mclrlila
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I game in defence of their intermed- : over P. W. C. The point getters for
l bid clodapsod to this delegation. for 1 we feel certain that not a univer- isity in Canada can liosst a better igcgrd in 1.8.5. than that of 8.-
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Gallant having his business an- gllrgod and niodernilsdz it was no
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manner pouible. Thursday morning the Director of studies posted the mid-term examination periods. .m- Iminll-iom in all subjects will be- gin Thursday morning. November 1 and terminate the next day .at four o'clock.
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During the past week both the Dramatic society and Glee club held orvsnizationsl meetings. men has recently appointed a commit- tze to assist the chief officers. Ap- pointed to the Dramatic Society wore: Mart McQuaid. Jack Wen. and John Fisher. The Glee Club committee is: Rene Tron-blay. Allan MacDonald, and Roy Grant, 0 O '0
The Dramatic society lost no time in swinging into action. Preside t Cody Myers announced early in the week that a Drama Festival. open to college years only. would be held on November. 15. ,This presentation will be followed by a festival for High school, and a three-act play. Already the Junior class. which won top honors in last year's com- petition, is making detailed prep- arations in defence of their champ- ionship. Director of the Junior class entry is David Kennedy who is sparing no energy in his effort to uncover the best talent. O O 0
This is the time of year at St. Dunstan's when football is one of the main conversational topics, With first team looked upon as standing a good chance of winning the NJ.- P. 1'-1.1. championship. and second team already one game up in its annual intermediate series with Prince of wales College, there is really plenty to talk about.
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A week ago today the senior Saints suffered an unexpected re- versal when they were handed a 6-0 setback by Mt. Allison at Back- vilie. There was little comparison between the Saints that day and the team which trimmed U. N. B. the previous week. It was most heartening for those of us who were
'sppointed at the loss to learn that the fellows were not the least bit displrited by the defeat which they determined to use to 'i.heni on in future contests
On Tuesday afternoon the foot- bali picture was considerably bright- ened when John Eldon Green's in- 'termediate ruggers won the first
into championship by an 8-0 score
the saints were Arnold Murphy with a try and I converted penalty
ard who scored a try. All but three members of this year's second team are products of the intramural league, and if the value of such a "far-in system" was not fully rec- ognized before, it must be now. O O 0
During the week. rink manager Ja-mu Lsrkin announced the mem- bers of this year's rink committee. They are: John J. Dunphy, Max- well Callaghan. Edward Mccabe
ily ted at the college that looking after the rink is one of the most important smdent jobs on the campus, because the rink is one o: our most valued mediums of rec- reation snd relaxation. It is for that reason that we take the op- portunity of acquainting our friends with this valued building and to ex- press pubiicity the appreciation of the students for it. .
Wednesday morning Iwilbsrt Mc- lnnis. President of St. I)unstsn's branch of International Studenils service, accompanied by faculty ad- viser Rev. J.P.l. 0'Hanley. left to attend a three day convention of 1.3.8. of Canada. It was with righteous pride that at Dunstairs
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-roruoxrro. pct. io.- Tbencw X951 Nash Canadian statesman makes its official debut. through-.
out Canada today, it was announced here by Mr. V. J. Gillis. Canadian Regional Manager of Nash Motors of Canada. Limited.
Ilvlailed as a new leader in auto- motive luxury. this 1951 Canadian Stateman introduces many com- pletely new features for the com-
fort. convenience and safety of Canadian motorists.
The famous Nash Air-f1yte' de- sign, already acclaimed as a great step forward in car manufacture, has been yet further improved. With the great strength and rigidity of all-welded construction, the Canadian Statesman can take the bumping and shock of the rough- est kind of road and deliver I smoother. rattle-free ride.
Fooibal Scores
Saturday's "U. 5. college football scores:
East
Pennsylvania 34 Columbia 0. Cornell 7 Yale 0
Williams 21 Bowdoin 13. Norwich 21Loyo1a(Mont1-cal) 20. Army 49 Harvard 0.
Navy 2'! southern California 14. Maine 18 Connecticut 7.
Lehigh 16 Dartmouth 14. Princeton 34 Brown 0.
games 23 Buclmeli 12. . Kentucky 34 Villanova 7. Rutgers 42 New York University
Fordham 21 WesiVil'81ml 23- Rochester 25 Vermont 1.2: Rhode Island state 38 Massa- chusetts University 27.
Carnegie '1'echg14 Allegheny 13- Lgfayette 9 Deleware 0.
Tufts 19 Misaleburv 0- . Syracuse 34 Holy CF065 17-
st. Lawrence 39 Hofstra 26- Johns l-lo(1zllrl;l 13 Catholic Uni.
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VB;-I3; Hshtnpsehlrc 14 sprinsileld 0- Union so Champlain 20. Amherst 27 Coast Guard Acad-
21. wgates 14- Northeastern 13. Midwest
Indiana co Notre Dame 7-
Lowa 33 Purdue 21.
Cincinnati 48 We-Siiem Re"”e 6' i Illinois 20 Washington 13.
Michigan x Wisconsin 18.
Michigan State 34 Marquette 6-
Ohio state 48 Minnesota 0.
Temple 26 WEYM 0- A
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Kansas 40 Oklahoma A & M 7-
Detroit 13 Tulsa 13 (tie).
Northwestem 23 Pittsmirsh 23-
Kent state 35 Ohio University
m....l (0.) .5. auuer 7. North Dakota 21 south Dakota
te (ti ). mifornailngsidze 10 South Dakota 0. south
Washington", Lee 4? Davidson 12- Tennessee 14 Alabama.9. Virginia 20 V.M-I. 13.
Wake Forest 13Gcorge Wsshinz-
ton 0. North Caroiins.Siate 16 Mary-
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Duke 41 Rlchsnondo. Tulane 27 Mississippi 20- Florida 31 Vanderbilt 21. Georgia '13 Douisiml (tie). ' '
Southwest
Baylor 28 Texas Tech 12. - Oklahoma 50 Kansas cityin. Texas 19 Arkansas 14. Southern ilviethcdlsz 42 Rice 21. Texas Western'as New Mexico 13.
Arizona State 28 .Uiah State 0. liar West Colorado Coll!-'39 13 C9I0W-I" State. 0. Denver 42 Brigham You!!! 3i Wyoming 53 Utah 13. i u. c. 1. A. 21 Stanford 7. California 17 Oregon State 0. Loyola (Los Anselm 35 Collect
of Pacific 33. Liniieldiie British Oolumbil 0-
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SYDNEY, N. S.. Oct. M -(CPL. Sydney lliliionairu of the Cape Breton Eonior Hockey League gn. nouncad today Tom Hockey. 24- Y"?'0W Wlhhiinl -resrgusrd is Inryuto,to'Join thettcsrmrfs play- ed with Victoria cqussrs of the Pacific coast League iastyssr.
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SATURDAY National League Detroit 0 Montreal 2. New York o Toronto 5. American League New Haven 2 Hershey 9. Buffalo 5 Springfield 2. ' Providence 3 Cleveland 9. Indianapolis 1 Pittsburgh 4. Cincinnati 2 st. Louis 6. United States League
St. Paul 1 Tulsa 4. Milwaukee 5 Kansas City 3.
Pacific Coast League
Vancouver 53 Tacoma 2 (tie) Victoria 4 New Westminster I.
International League Grand Rapids 4 'ro1'edo 5. 1 - Amateur hockey scores: Saturday Ontario Senior Hamilton 1 Kitchener-Waterloo 4. Ontario Junior Btrattord 0 Gait 4. Quebec Senior
Chicoutimi saguenays 6 shawin. igan Falls Cataracts 3. y -3 Quebec Aces ii Sherbrookc saints
Quebec Junior
Three Rivers Beds 3 Quebec Git. aciels 5. V,
Says Broadcasts To Kill Minor League Esseball
DALLAS. oct. 21 (AP Charles Dewitt. vice-president of St. Louis Browns, says minor lea. gue baseball will be killed it major
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. He told some 80 baseball leaders from nine minor leagaaa, meeting here Thursday to discuss realign- ment in the southwest, that "maj-
of your home-town clubs." Dewitt said all baseball
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