THE NAVY SUPPLY CORPS SCHOOL

Because of the resignation of Al Connors to work on the Yearbook, this column will be written in the future by Stan., Cole.

The men of Class D are still boosting the fine party they had last Saturday afternoon at the Fox and Hounds Club. Mr. A. J. Brodtmann, disbursing instructor, C. K. Richmond, W. W. Robinson, D. L. Moonie, F. J. Payton, and R. Raab made the arrangements and were responsible for its success. Singing, Rathskeller style, was led by F. Payton and later in the afternoon J. Rub and H. Platt entertained with several piano novelties. Guest of honor was Lt. Comdr. F. W. Hesser.

Upon discovering that he had dropped three points in his class standing, E. Abbott Woleslagel decided to give up arising at four a. m. Maybe the sleep is what he needed anyway.

The Ball and Chain

The sudden arrival of a lonely spouse returning to the side of Navy Supply School student Marlin Withrow has caused an abrupt and complete curtailment in the social activity of said student.

Looking for the best train to New York? Time it runs? Cost of a round trip ticket? The answers to these questions can best be obtained from Jack Yankee. It is reliably reported that he has yet to miss a weekend. However, with the cost of the trips suddenly zooming sky high because of unusual expense with his fiancee's apartment, we may expect to see Jacy around the Square for a while now