CRIMSON-SERVICE NEWS COMP GETS UNDER WAY TOMORROW

It will stop raining tomorrow, for the World Series begins and all the writing talent of the College will wish to dock to the opening of the SERVICE NEWS fall competition without getting wet Beer, in addition, should not be drunk in wet weather, for the Med School students claim it brings ulcers. And ulcers keep you from drinking beer.

Veterans of the Des Moines Register, the Colorado Springs Gazette, and the Gallup Poll will be on hand to demonstrate to all prospective editors the joys of newspaper life. The competition gets under way at 7:30 o'clock at 14 Plympton Street.

Opportunities will be available to secure valuable experience in meeting professors, deans, and even Seniors on terms of moderate equality. Also, for the first time since the spring of 1943, candidates will be offered a fine future chance of possessing the immoderate honor of calling themselves Crimson men.

Positions on the news, business, and photographic boards are open in this comp, and candidates will work under men of several years experience in news writing and ad-chasing, while the third group will be taking pictures.

The six-week minimum competition has been recommended by generations of students as teaching a great deal more than English A at less work and more pleasure. As if takes centuries to educate University officials, however candidates must take English A anyway and the Crimson comp has not been included among the "Objectives of General Education in a Free Society."