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Officers of the Army Unity's Caisson Club will probably take no action to revise certain ambiguous membership and dues paying clauses in their constitution until after their Monday meeting. At this meeting, Lt. Col. Trevor N. Dupuy, professor of Military Science, will explain to Club officers Watson's objections to certain "cloudy" points in its constitution...
Army Urged to Revise "Cloudy" Points He explained the compulsory provisions of the Taffrail Club constitution as the result of a misunderstanding, and said they were instituted because the officers of the unit thought they would make it easier to collect dues. The Army Unit's Caisson Club will also be urged to amend its constitution to clarify some "cloudy" points concerning the collection of dues, he added...
Both the Council and the dean's office approved a similar organization last year in the army ROTC, the Caisson Club. No complaint was made at that time, according to Alexander, because the Council and the dean's office "did not notice" the compulsory dues-paying requirements of the organization...
John Hurst (Lowell)--President, Freshman Athletic Council; P.B.H.; Caisson Club Executive Board; Varsity basket-ball...
...remains were taken from the Ethnographic Museum, reverently laid on an artillery caisson, and drawn by 138 young reserve officers in a procession that stretched for two miles. Behind a military band playing Chopin's Funeral March slowly marched 80,000 Turks, including the President, the Premier, every Cabinet minister, every parliamentary deputy, every provincial governor and every foreign diplomat. Many of the 7,000 marching Turkish soldiers wore their Korean war decorations. Ten generals and two admirals escorted the coffin, while another admiral guarded a velvet cushion which bore the Medal of Independence, the only decoration Ataturk ever...