PAGE BIX THE MC-ALPHAN . + CCTOBER, 1945

Capt. Charley Thistle was married on July 23, 1945 in Roswell, N. Mex» to Miss Mary
Shipman of that citye Congratulations, Chas. Many happy days for you and the Nissus,

Capt. Bill Mason, 0237100 Ha., USFCT, APO 879, c/o PM, New York is moving into Shan-
hai, He is in the Hqs. Commandant's Section. Bill has been in Chungking. Thanks
for your letter Bill, .

Sgt. Jack Mackay is still with the airforce in India and expects to be home for Christ
mas. Don't know in what year.

1945 MU Football Schedule

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Sept. 22.» -Minn. : et: Minneapolis Minn. e4 MU O
Sept. 29. ~~. Ohio State . Columbus, 0. 0. Stato Mu 6
Octe 6 So, Methodist Pallas MU. 10---Sosi.etaodist 7
Oct. 13 Towa State Ames
. Octe 20 Kansas State Columbia
Oct. e Nebraska Columbia
Nov, 3 Miche State East Lansing
Nov. 10 : Ste Louis U Columbia
Bova if — Oklahoma - HOMECOMING Columbia
Nov, 24 Kansas Kansas City, Mo. (Saturday)

The 1945 Tigers will have the services of two pretty good stars, Dellastacious and that
big combination Guard and ball carrierthru-the-KU-Line Kekerks---remoiber him? Well
we sure do and let's begin now to plan on being at the Homecoming Oklahoma Game on Nov-
embér 17th in Columbia. ,

Remember Carl Kignht pledge in 1939. Oarl is a Lt, now in tho AAF and stationed at the
Army Air Base there where he is part of a B29 crew, a bombardier and is bound for
overseas duty. Here's hoping you return to finish your education Carl.

$10 subscription from Cpl. Harry J. Fey, 17133622147, AACS, Det. 44, APC 86, c/o PM,
San Francisco, Calif. Harry is definitely counting on being back in MU one of these
days. :

Now Pic seme Ericson comes forth with a remodelling idea for the house sort of on the
McIntyre style which has a lot of merritt and we hope the House Corp Board of Directors
will consider these changes--we still think a new house would fit better.

A hot tip that will mean much to fraternities especially the smaller groups on the Mo
campus~~--Rumor has it that The University might limit the size of the chapters to be
determined by the size of the houses in question. We would be allowed about 38 men—-
which to the editor's opinion is an ideal size, Here's hoping regulation is installed,

‘Fred Macker had been transferred to Shrecport, Lae, in charge of the Claim Jepas tment
for The Employers Mutual Ins. Co. -

Lester B. Gagman '12 comes thru with $5 for furniture and $1 for the shect 2lso sends
the editor's son a graduation present for which we thank you Les. Hope you will got
out tO the chapter some homecoming and you and Lylo and Berg and I can mako that drivo
to Columbia and I hope you don't lose your hat or Berg his cookies ovor the side and
Willix doesn't agravate that filling station man at Boonvill, by swiping his hate-—-~

Bob Lockwood is now running the Lockwood Lumber Co., PO Box 68, Pass Arkansas.
Thanx for the #10 Bobe