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PAGE TWO The Gold Bug, Western Maryland College, Westminster, Md., Thursday, September 28, 1944 (Cont. from page 1) Hall, Henrjetta Jones; Naomi Harp- gard, Jeanne Corkran. terson, Winifred Baker; Betty Lou Collier; Dorothy Smith, Patricia Don- Thompson; Eloise Downes, Lucinda er, Ruth Callahan; Mary Jane Harris, J',tsae Langrall, Jeanne Berryman; Pittman, Eleanor Runyon. ovan; June Smith, Eleanor Marsh; Holloway; Mllidred Margaret Duerst, Kitty Waring; Nancy Haskins, Alice Marie Lawson, Jean Cooper; Eliz. Fern Ray, Mindel Seltzer; Line Sarah Smith, Polly Shipley; Virginia Mary Eliz. Fresch; Janet R. Duffy, Kuhn; Mary "Alice Hershfeld, Doris Anne Lewis, Jean Baker; Lillian Reeves, Ruth Leister; Anne Resh, Smith, Lucy Jane Stoner; Jean Lee Mary Emma Kemp. Hines; Anna Jane Hess, Hope Stew- Lines, Lee Stiffler; Helen Lingenfel- Janice McKinley; Kathleen Revel, Jo- Somerville, Marie Stewart; Barbara Joyce Edwards, Audrey Donaldson; art; Margaret Hillman, Shirley Noll; ter, Edith Bowling; Erna Lowry, sephine Bove; Mrs. Maude Riely, Spack, Shirley Snyder; M. Louise Brown; Hoch, Sara Jane Ehlers, Caroline Wilson; Betty Jane Hoffman, Frances Dawson; Doris Kemp; Mary Jo Lyon, Beverly Louise Willis; Betty Jane Roberts, Stagg, Gloria Mathias; Betty June Beverly Mary Robinson, Jean Dorothy Bcpat: Nancy Mulholland. Margaret Anne Eierman, Fay Mac- Stonesifer, Arlene Chen; Ruby Stein, Marietta Grace McKee, Margie Bevard; Elinor Honemann, Donald; Dolores J. Ewen, Jean An- Phyllis Shirley Hopkins, Janet Marie Lee Baugh- Catherine J',~rshall, Dolores Hartke; Shirley; Virginia Ross, Rogers, Kester; Ruth Miles; MJtry Alice Taylor, Ann Gross; Stevens; er; Wilson; Shirley Bet- Jane Lee Thompson, derson. Phyllis Houck, Pat Barrett; Rayona Betty Mason, Peggy Davis; Marian Christine Royer, Grace Jemison. ty Powell; Mary Eliz. Todd, Va. Doris Faulkner, Mary VA. Webb; Hurley .. Rose Lee Kuhns. Meredith, Ruth Hagemann; Martha Marjorie Sansbur-y, Madeline lIiy- Voorhees; Margaret Trout, Millie Mary Katherine Fielder, Marian Virginia Jo,:!aeInbody, Betty Waits; Messler, l\llary Louise Alexander; era; Dorothy Santini, Anne Nichols; Lloyd; Jean Tull, Winifred Shauck; Whiteford; Madeline Franklin, Mil- Dorothy Louise Jacobson, Charlotte Louise Mesloh, Barbara Randall; Ruth Sassaman, Barbara Richter; Shirley Tuttle, Frances Wahmann; dred Amoss; Geraldine Frizzell, Sally Suddith; Barbara Johnson, Betty Ba- Murice Jean Miniard, Betty Leister; Gladys Sause, Luciene Ramsburg; Helen Tyson, Lee Beglin. Moffett. ker; J. Lyle Johnson, Janet Lee Barbara Lee Morris, Charlotte Ann Betty Sauter, Margie Ljtfle ; Eleanor Helen Walker, Adele Tenny; Bev- Janice Lee Ganz, Leucia Venable; Reese; Anna Louise Jones, Jean Lee Wilkins; Anne Christine Murphy, Schilke, Peggy Phillips; Gdays erly Wallis, Margaret Fredrich; Haz- Clara M. Garlock, Ethel Dunning; Phillips. Ellen Pie!. Schlag, Nancy Stauffer; Betty el Weeks, Helen Stoner; Dorothy Wil- Betty Jean Giese, Dot A.nderson; Jean Kelbaugh, Dean Hess; Hope Kathleen Naylor, Ann Leete; Fran- Schmidt, Marie Helldorfer; Dorothy ocr, Jean Burtis; Evelyn Willing, Su- Annabel Glockler, Winona Bell; Sar- Kellam, Theodora Jones; Jeanne Kid- ces Newcombe, Dorothy Schubert; Scott, Mary Ellen Lanham; Louise sie l\~ddox; Martha Witter, Sara ah Louise Gordy, Frances Moles- well, Marianna Murray; Mildred Peggy Nichols, Eleanor Lloyd. Scott, Ruth Leukel; Margaret Shin- Jane Rice; Mary Ruth Woodfield, An- worth; Eliz. E. Green, Nell Quirk. Ruth O'Kelly, Jan Riggs; Lucile ham, Peggy Geary; Mildred Shipley, ita Richardson; Helen Wright, Bar- Charlotte Haile, Mary Spaulding; ~:~!he:v~::e g~~~:~~r; J~:~~!:~: Olson, Thelma Young; Mary Lou Par- Erma Young; Mildred Segers, Elea- bara Brower; Helen Louise Wymer, Jewell Haines, Phyllis Myhre; June Kintz, Emajane Hahn; Marcia Koble- ris, Catherine Schumann; Jeanne Pat- nor Baker; M]atilda Sloan, Garnet Helene Louise Ridgely. How much does it cost to move a pin? On a war map of the South Pacific, the little red-white-- tween _our forces and Tokyo may cost as much or more. and-blue pins march steadily westward. Where is the mon€l'f coming from? Tarawa ... Makin .•. the Marshalls .•. Saipan .•• and each move brings the pins closer to Tokyo. It's coming from you, and millions of Americans like you ... from the taxes you pay, and from the War Bonds And each move is mighty expensive business. The you buy. cost is high in dollars ... and the cost is high in men. And while it may pinch a little, buying those Bonds To plant the Stars and Stripes on Saipan cost the lives is the smartest thing you ever did. ' of more than 2000 American boys ... plus some 12,000 wounded and missing. Naturally, these losses cannot be For the dollars you put in Bonds not only help win summed up in dollars and cents ... there is not enough the war. They come back to you Iater-c.and bring more money in the world to bring back 2000 dead Americans. dollars with them. But in guns, ammunition, and other equipment, it is In this postwar world we're going to build, they'll estimated that Saipan cost us many millions of dol- be the most valuable dollars anybody ever owned. lars. Each of the many steppingstones remaining be- Get 011you can of them-nowl WAR BONDS_TO HAVE AND TO HOLD This Advertisement Sponsored By The Gold Bug