The Daily O'Collegian from Stillwater, Oklahoma • 9

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rr -1''''' "I'L' 'to- ro1-S44 1 la AM litk" 1 )t 2 a 6daiRka 'S kis tam' sassisss4 tio esssiour' Lama' a' Ela'r ran aE: sz-1 la -s! v-kEk's iztEr N-1Ews v-1th wcre work tn thkir h-cmectrniLg Cozs Akre gleat success" A BIT OF GLAMOUR TO OKLAHOMA STATE univer sity's army and airforce ROTC cadet corps are five honorary cidet colonels winners of the cadet beauty contest Left to right representing the Second Army ROTC brigade is Shirley Logan Guthrie 53rd Airforce ROTC wing Joann Huitt Tulsa Joint ArmyAirforce -ROTC cadet corps Virginia Leslie Shaw nee First Army brigade Pat Brackeen Stillwater and the 52nd Airforce ROTC wing Beverly Wilde Tulsa On 1 1 eamown Brooklyn Boy Has Great Chess Mind 1 'e 's i Teddy Roosevelt Recalled Again 1 Upon 1 Birth 100th Anniversary i political boss Mark I-Janna once Roosevelt recalled in his autobl( him i raphy -A smart aleek a rough and un "I reniember one such occasi couth person" said William Mc when the French ambassador Ji Kin ley who had to Roosevelt serand was along and just as as his vice-presidenlal running were to get in to swim somebo Roosevelt recalled in his autobiography "I remember one such occasion when the French ambassador was along and just as were to get in to swim somebody PI NEW a Bat- 14E HAS become on man core comic bock Crn his bed- "al Grand youngest side table and a rock 'n' roil pro- in the long history of the gram blaring over his radio He's and Will meet the world-s tcp gangly and crew-it seven players this yEar in a But Batman is sprawled over challenger's tournament the exact an open chess bock and his nail- date ard place remain to be deter- bitten fingers are deftly moving mined' chess pieces over the black and The winner will gEt a crack at white board which means more the presert world champion him than anything else in his ciais ikhai1 tvir life 4 By ARTHUR EDSON Of all our presidents none matched Theodore in zest and living 'Et'en today when the country is observing the 1043th anniversary of his birth the mental image that arises is a little blurred possibly beciuse its hard to think of Teddy except full steam ahead It's appropriate that even criticism of the Jtat an by his eonteniporarks takes on a lively robust air iThat damned cowboy" the I By ARTHUR EDSON -WASIIINGTON Of all our iresidents none matched Theodore tocievelt in zest and living E'en today when the country is lbservin the anniversary of So far this hasn't meant much Bobby Fischer doesn't want to be a baseball star or a football to most Americans who look cr player or the most popular fel- chess as an intricate pastime fel' low at the prom He wants to be contemplative greybeards chess champion of the now even people uninterested in and it seems a pretty sure bet chess are beginning to feel it he yin be would be a fine feather in Uncle it Le tg mate "What will happen ttT the country- Prof Woodrow Wilson of Princeton wonderea after McKinley's assassination that mountebank as president" "Ile seems to be art interesting ctiimbination of St Paul and St Vitus- said John Mcgley British statesman and aLithorf Anyone who striveso overcome a handicap is likely tO overdo it So the shy become fi-it'sh or the covard takes foolish risks to prove bs courage But few have equaled Roosevelt at overcorrection ri Most Americans don't know it but their honor in a big inter- Sam's cap to have Bobby whip national contest with Russia is Russia's best players in a game riding on the thin shoulders of that commands great attention this 15-year-old boy from Brook- in Europe and South America Bobby presents a id al porcupine exterior to the world --doesn't show much interest in possible cold war implications of his career Ile just wants to be champion cs Is 4 i Entomology Employs 4 40 Honey Bee Hives Memh( N- of F4 bee eelonies might I (- cintoil tht2 etriploes cf entornoloy depart-met The frult of their labors 1201 pour(i of extracted honey is now on sa in 21 Life SeiCneCi buillin: an I rnay he purchased in fivtF poun i for S130 orl 4 art: by tho' to ftr fA- an I lir the f': to- bf i'cnt i-' at s--' (leait -11F- pellti: 1-:) away frokA i Jusserand we said: 'Mr Ambassador Mr Ambassador you haven't taken off your gloves' to which he promptly responded 'I think I will leave them on we might meet ladies' His tremendous vitality provided a political nickname feel as fit as a bull moose" Roosevelt said and so the Progressives of 1912 became known as the Bull Moose party Roosevelt scampered about so much its still difficult to get him in proper focus "It is hard to come to grips with Theodore Roosevelt" Clinton Rossiter an authority on presidents has said "just as it is with any boy of six" When they do come to grips historians usually put him in the upper fourth of the presidential class Ile may have been the eternal All-American boy but he left behind accomplishments in conversation in his uncanny knack to inspire others to work for good government in foreiL-n affairs During Itoosevelt's last year in office Woodrow Wilson wroe: "The president can never again be the mere domestic figure he has been throughout so large a part Of our history The nation has risen to the first rank in power and resources Our president must always henceforth be one of the great powers of the world whether he acts greatly or wisely or not" Although this seems like an awesome order it didn't bother As he neared the end of his term he said with his usual refreshing frankness: "I like my job The burdens will be laid aside with a great deal cf regret" Bobby is hailed by the experts as the greatest 'clies3' Mind the world has ever Produced in many years "He doesn't look like looks more like a farmer's boy than an he is a genius" says Hans Kmoch secretary of the Manhattan Chess club which is the nerve center of chess in the United States "Fischer is something unique None of the great ones ever accomplished so much so early- MIIIIMUNIMI FINE SHOE REPAIRING VICTORY SHOE SHOP 113 Knoblock IC 1)- A frail boy who likectAo read he looked like a natural for the indoor contemplative Ilie7-Vet Row-evdt pluried into eacrilay as if he mre in the decathlon'tinals Ile he rode he plred tennis hunted he hiked literouhed it Even the white house didn't bench Teddy He tried to get in two hours of vigoroufi exercise every day He particularly liked to strike out across country with other outdoorsmen climbing or swimming anything they came to AAIUN 1 noon 31 v4! the t'otomac we I I look of our clothe" tte: )) THE WHOLE TOWN'S THRILLED AND THE WHOLE TOM'S TALKING ABOUT International Program Is Planned By KVRO Carnpu radio station KIZO will-preent an interwsional program at 6:45 pm every Monday The weekly feature entitled "This Is Your World" is -designed to give the listeners a 41impse of culture and traditionspeople inhabiting different pcts of the obrf Scheduled on the krogram for next week Nov 10 Najjab from Jordan as Air' ha Pi Mu Initiates 7 Engineering Students Airina Pi Mu arc: Ray Afahl Emil StL'll'Aater Benny Bar( Duncan: Arthur Parker Still'Aa'cr Richard Dickerson Stillwatcr and Malcolm MacDonald" 1 1 Chu Trout Attending ICIE Chicago Meeting a lkworth Chunn director of the of c(mmunications and Trout erneritus uf journalism are attending council of induseditors board meeting in Chiiati Friday rtrout is 1-istorian of ICIE and of the reference and re-kg'(( library Lich is housed at ttt uhlversIty Get Acquainted I the new LteraI Loan Plans and friendly service AETNA FINANCE Co OLT type of service is pleasing thvasands of people in every walk of life Varouzhout Olilahoma Aetna offices are located in Tulsa Oklatoma City Muskogee and Lawton as well as 5 0 Use Classified Ads On Name Only Costs Just a Few Cents a Day '25 to '2500 Available cr) Signatvre or Other Popular Plans 47 iP vi4 0- 1 ISA A 1 1 40 1 1: It k'' 044 "nom OKLAHOMA STATE Personnel and Sti-Pdents Invited (Loans made to elli ble married students) HOURS to We-ekdays -Act-1A- 9N) to 1" SAT a I 6 Clean Up Your Bits 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