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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The aiD ly Lobo 1951 - 1960 at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in 1951 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. '' ( Dr~ft Deferment Test Friday, J11ne 8, 1951 Good New$ Today· •.. Page Fo11r . Is Schedul~d for 'June 16 ~ Welcome Again ~ ')''i,\ ' Students ~~}.!' College st1.1dent~ . who were' u~­ ets for the tests al\d were u"nable to ll aple to take the draft deferment meet the date thr\lUgh circum­ .' :;_}~~ Frosh .. Get Nod. for Varsity Sports ex!lmination$ which were give11 '''-i stal\ces beyond their control should ·EASTSIDE ,'.,I May 26 may get a $econcl chance. · · .By Leon Bert the ~:~nnual CheJ,TY and Silver mill. ' write immediately to the Selective I .. ing has been cntalogued to the Nth The :tests ~II pe repeated June Service Examining Section, Educa­ co Saturday · the Mountain Stat!ls CLEANERS 16 and 30 at nine testing centers in :;,.-· I Athletic Ccmference handed the degree..,-right down to the way he tion Testing Service, P. 0, B9x 586, and ·t . University qf New M!lxiCQ the break )aces hi13 shoes. · New Mexico. Pdnceton University, Prillceton, . Part of the bagage that every ~ it has peen !toping fQr by declaring Russell Charlto!l, state selective New ,Jersey. Laundry .., freshmen eligible for varsity com- football play!lr on the thin New service director, r11cently made the "Students should explain :reasons petition. · · Mexico roster carrie.d away from folh1wing anno1.1ncement in a wire for not taldng the test and return 'l'wo Ho"r Dr:r Cleaning the campus when he left for sum. t9 :Or. A •. A. Wellck of the Univer­ the old ticket, New tickets will be Not wiUi!lg t\l waste a minute, m.er Vllcation . was a neat-looking ., When Needed 117 the W 9lfpack athletic posses col­ sity: issued f9r the l&ter testing dat~13 in brown portfolio. . · . · "Students who were issued tick- · deserving c~:~ses.'' . · · lected f!arly Sunday to redouple Th11t port:f"olil> contained ll de. . .. ' Ask Almost Any Sturlent their campaig,n •of preparation. tailed, intric11te appraisal of that Hard work is the order of the boy's play. It pointed out what he day-every day-at the Lobo base should work the most Qn during idle · One Block From U of operatio11s. Four .months ~II · moments fo1' the next four months. 1706 E. Central I pass before Dud DeGroot's 1951 An ~:~gg;~;egate of 50 years of coach­ Tel. 2-1395 ril:' 2-2708 Wedn ds gridiron aggregation trots onto the ing experience went into each· of turf of Zimmerman Field' to meet those portfolios. STUDENTS WELCOME Arizona State of Flagstaff in the The biggest headache, of course, season oyener Sept. 22. is whether or not it is possible to ' But from the tempo of activity in turn rugged, high-spirited 18-year­ SUNDAES' the New Mexieo camp right now you olds into capable combat football 1574 Registered would swear the Lobos were taking operators in just three weeks. SANDWICHES . ' the lid off next Saturday. · DeGroot has junked the "T" and Line coach "Ribs" Baysinger double wing offensive formations sums it up like this: "We've got a that he employed in 1950 and is re­ HOME-MADE CANDY MacGregor Predicts world of wo1'k ahead of us and not dmanager-are sti'lving Lobo coaches a wealth of informa­ , Senor Sabine Ulibarri and his wife, Consuelo, New Britain, Conn., Senor Ulibarri and his junction ~th the U.S. engineers of the week would probably bring. to overcome that ~th just one tion about each of the thirty young­ NEW STUDENTS WELCOME! on the project. weapon - work, work and more sters who'll be.cor;ning in. are extending to residents ot La Casa E)spanola wife, Mrs. Ulibarri, and Mary Jane Terry of the tot&l number to appi·oximately Portland, Ore.-(Kew photo) The economic history of the Ar~ the 1700 predicted.'' MacGregor work. '!'hat, combmed ~th what is at the University. Only Spanish will be spoken kansas White and Red River basins added, however, that late registra­ Nevet: i~ New ¥!!xieo history has ~no'Y" ~bout every returning boy, Start' the school year w;th a the athletic machmery been hitting lS bemg mcorporated into DeGroot's area will be covered in the repprt. tions had not been quite as heavy on all cylinders or rolling at such plan of strategy. clean wash-we clo all the work Unive~·sity representatives will · as was expected.. an incredible tempo: . New Mexico is playing that open­ Spanish Speakers . Blind Law Student act as consultants to the Corps of Residents of New Mexico regis­ Spring practice movies have been mg ball game just as hard right Dorm House Mother Engineers regarding population, la­ tered for the summer session to­ viewed until the coaching staff is now as"it will be when it takes the " bor force projections, and income taled 1336 at the Tuesday night having technicolor dreams. The field on Sept. 22. Maype even hard­ SAYS. Open Own House Makes High Grades and employment patterns of the tabulation. Non-residents numPered midnight football oil is burning er. Not ouly here in Albuquerque By :Oon Bennett Fired by University areas involved. · 238. •· bright and late every night. but in every town and hamlet in GRAND lAUNDERET The eight states include N. M., Of the 157 4 students, 867 are Mo.m·oe L. Fox, blind student "Shoclced!" civilians and 707 are veterans. Every single boy who got ·into the state. · On UNM Campus studying law at UNM, has achieved This was the word M1•s. Maude La., Colo., Kans., Okla., Tex., Mo., 1416 E. GRAND and Ark. Men outn1.1mber the women" about "WElCOME NEW "Bienvenido a La Casa Espanola" the high .grade average of 2.6 for Davis, men's dorm house mother, 2.5 to 1. There are 1112 men en­ A FEW BLOCKS WEST OF THE CAMPUS was the greeting Monday at the the past year in his law studies. used to desc1'ibe her sudden dismis- rolled, and 462 women. 37 Air Force Cadets Receive Spanish House when Senor ·Sabine Dean A. L. Gausewitz, head of sal by the administration Monday By classes graduate students· far STUDENTS" Ulibarri and his wife, Consuelo, the Law School, said that his rec- morning. outnumbered the underclassmen. welcomed residents from colleges ord' has never been equalled by a Interviewed j.l[onday night, she 24 U. Students Pass Five hundred and forty-one are en­ and univei·sities throughout the fir.st year law student. With ~he aid appeared dazed by the "abruptness" rolled in the graduate school. Se­ See me for my famous United States. Women students of his wife, Shirleye, also :a law of her discharge. Asked the reason niors numbered 265, juniors 2041 Commissions as Lieutenants student, Fox has managed to break for her dismissal, Mrs. Davis stated II HELLO SUMMER STUDENTS., studying Spanish have taken over NM Pharmacy Test sophomores 174, and freshmen 16.~. Colonel John L. Parker, head· of a degree. They are: Peter Marquez hamburger and thick malts the Alpha Delta Pi house at 423 N. athlle fis· crhst-Ye. ar schola~ti.,: l'~Case; Edward found him washing dishes in the A. Richardson, Kirtland AFB; Ber­ John Dolzadelll, director of .Chicago, and Colorado. both arms," the story said. UNM interamurals, announced Unique Sandwich shop. Fleck had "His extracurricular jobs, be­ "One thing gripe~ the otherwise ry E. Rothhammer, .personnel and walked into the shop, saw the man­ J · processing, Lackland AFB, Tex. that an interamural planning . sides dish washing and cooking have placid Fleck. He is an avid hater of lj Bring in your sch.edule and we will supply all meeting would be held tomorrow ager swamped with customers and included assistant superintendent of fake astronomers and deV'otes lec- ' . James A. Smith, Lackland, Tex.; afternoon to plan the first sum• dirty dishes, hl\d donned an apron engineering, public lecturer for ali tures to their upending. . M Robert B. Stephenson, 6th bomb STUDENTS your needs! , mer competition. . and pitched in to help, indemnity company, elevator in­ "A while back he was .horrified wing, Walker AFB, N. M.; John A, AU lnflll interested in partic­ The Journal Tepotted also that spector, and medical technician." to find that his pass to Kirtland Weir Jr., Lackland, Tex.; Rudolph VETERANS ACCOUNTS HONORED HERE! ipating in intramural softball "a couple of weeks back, he dropped He has also been research con­ Field read: Professor' Martin Fleck, r,, D. Woolf; Lackland, Tex.; Milan J. into the same coffee shop and found and basketball have been asked sultant for the Atomie Energy cont• Astrologer.'' :) Zegarac, Lacklalid1 Tex.; John Zit­ to attend the meeting. Interested six garbage collectors clamoring mission, chairman of the UNM ath• When questioned by a Lobo re­ nyar Jr,j Wright-Patterson AFB, persons will meet at 4 :00 p. m. for the 6 a.m. j)reakfast•. Fleck letic council, chail'lilan of the Red porter concerning the story1. our Payton, . 0.; Alphonse V. lgnato­ dished them U)l appetizing helpings Martin Fleck :.I tomorrow in Gymnasium room 7. Cross drive in Roosevelt county, "Mr. Chips'' had but one criticism. .j ·Wicz, has received no orders as yet. Dolzadelli asked that any in• of bacon and scrambled eggs-and ''The article was not entirely true," Owner :-Mrs. Walter Fisher . then paid for his own breakfast." thing of Fleck's past history at the and national eommitteeman for the T(m of the newly commissioned dlviduals who are not affiiliated 1 Boy Scouts of America. he said, "the eggs I fixed were not 1 officers have been given a defer­ Aside :l:rom dish washing and University. ' At the University of Y'. with a team and wish to play New Meldco,'' continued the article, "Fleck admits to being a joiner. scrambled." j' ment to complete requirements for attend th.e meeting also. teaching, Fleck is probal>ly best

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New Mexico Summer Lobo l'hllrl!day, June 14, 1951 Lobos Will Travel Minnesota Professor ·summer Theatre Page Three RECOMMENDA. TIONS By Air This Fall ,Heads UBand Clinic Finds New Home F'OR FINE.FOOD· . The Lobo football team will By Photographs Pharmacy Honor Roll ...... ,....,.. travel in style this fall. Athletic Professor Gerald R. Prescott, Editorial and llll!iiliess offices in the Jpurrtali~lll Building, Room 21!5, director Bed Huffman annqunced band director at the University of A missing d_irector and an intre­ . Tel. 8861, Ext. 3H preliminary plans Wednesday to fiy :Minnesota, heads the campus band pid photographer g{.lt the Summer­ Lists 26 ·Students t)l.e team to three out-of-town clinic which is being held at UNM house theatJ.'e off to a unique start P"blh1hed every .Friday from June 8 through July 26, 1951, Sum.mer Session_ by the Asao .. tliis week, . , this year. Photographer James ll. ciated .Studeilts of -the University o:C New Mexico, Enterecl as second .cl~es n:IBtter ~t the . games during the 1951 seasqn. Dean Roy A. Bowers, head f)f the The COURT CAFE is a ·po,st 9ftice,•. A}buquerque. Aug. 1, 1913, under the p,et of M.ar. 3, 1879. P:rmted by the Uni.. The faculty under Professor Pres­ l1ille1', who is lis.:;;istant pro:t'essQJ,' UNM .College of Ph~J,rmacy,_ has an­ The team will . fly t,o Missoula, cott includes Robert Dahnert, UNM of drama tic art and technical direc­ large downtown restau­ CASA BUON' Mont., to play the University of nounced the pharmacy honor roll versity Prmtinc P)ant. ~rn•~.a..,__ •------~land director; Professor William tor of Rodey theatre began his fifth for last semester, . . rant situated lh block i Montana on Sept. 29, to Denver for Kunkel of the University; Charles seasop for Summerhouse with a Albuquerque students· on the North of Central on 4th i a game with Denver UniveJ,'IIit;~>: on Seltenrich1 University of Wyoming; man-size assignment. honor list include: Bevins Clark, I · street. It , is k n o w n ) APPETITO I Oct. 13, and again to Tucson to. face '), ·. William Rhoasave the kids the termlln. After a lengthy corres­ William A, Altmiller, Taft, Cnl.; groups, "Chicken· in the peatedly to defend their principles. And rows _of thin White g1·ueling wear and tear of those Jack Manley, Azusa, Cal.; Ernest 6-Course ...... $1.50 long trips, and will cut down on the pondence, the summer theatre di­ Peterson, John S. Ross, Louis Fau­ Rough" is packaged in crosses from the Ardennes to Hamhung are an ever-present l'ector ma~e his choice. •, 1 Reprinted frorn July 1951 bsue of ~quire Copyright 1951 by E•quire.lnc; amount of classes the boys will miss cher, and Albert Galloway, San Di­ •take home' cartons for Special Deluxe . . • . . . $2.00 reminder of what these principles are worth. .. while traveling." The team will take , The· theatre will be lo.cated in ego; Robert Vessey, llollister, Cal.; your convenience. Although it is hard for most Americans to consider the So I says to the Dean, "You can't do .this to me...• .'' off for home immediately afteJ.' each Old Town next to La Cocina restau­ William A. Brown, San Bernardino, game, rant. Mille1· said that it had been Cal. The COURT BAKERY present menace imminent, as we peer smugly through our rose­ chosen . primarily because of its Reservations must be made 4 I t Kenneth E. Schroeder, Duluth, also operates next dool' fogged glasses, th.e spectre is already in our cabbage pa~ch. _ .••. Well, that's that! Now to get desirable facilities for both audi­ Minn.; Tom H. Chapman, Glen El­ · and has the finest type of hours !n advance for. preparation. .. We must think, we must act, and we must do. And It must out of this joint and over to the ence and cast, The ceilings are lyn, Ill,, and Carl L. Crawford, Gil­ V.A. Wonder who's fountain pen I Article Reveals very high, he said, and the place pastries, wedding cakes, be now and togetper.-wk ~ man, Ia. home-mmade candies and TA YL 0 RI ZE 0 have~ .•. will be quite cool. He added, "It's Turn East . at Home Builders by George Taylor Gee, this' place is crowded . . • "Falsie Facts .. very easy to get to, Just take a novelty baking itemms. look at the cute little tomato . , • West Central bus from the Univer­ Supply-only one block East of listen to her talk: "If you signed About three years ago the Tech­ sity and ask the driver to let you T-Bird Argument Phone 3-4501 for Coul't 3200 block N. 4th Applause for UNM up before-then get out tjle door. nique, school paper at Georgia Gerald R. Prescott off near Old Town. Walk one block Cafe Taylor Talks Please get back in line, Mr. Jones! Tech, ran the following news item north, and there you are." Heard in New York 219 W. Claremont The University Administration deserves some applause for You are reentering training, aren't which is reprinted now because of and Mrs. Edward Kehn, Arvada, Director Westerman will arrive Phone 2-7255 fol' Coud the revised class schedule this summer. In past years summer On Registration yo'u? What's your C-number?" I'll the scientific interest in the sub- Colo.; William Ludwig, president of sometime next week to Jiegin re­ The controversy over the UNM Bakery bet she's tired.... ject: · the Ludwig Drum Co., Chicago; and hearsals for the theatre's first pro­ Thunderbird raged even in the city Phone 2-3582 school classes ran six days a week, giving the students and the Taming of the Shrewd of Buffalo, N.Y., and on the campus . . . Goody, goody, goody, I'm Humor Mag Poll Reveals All; John Large, UNM baton twirler. duction, a comedy1 which opens July 1. faculty very little in the way of a breaJc. But lady, all I want to do is to finished at last! ... 30 Percent "Falsie"fy Figures Professor Dahnert said that 60 2: This year's blll includes seven of the University of Buffalo. ! ' A five-day week still allows the professors sufficient time register for summer school! What's • " .. , What's that you say? It Tuscaloosa, Ala.-One of every students from high schools from all comedies and each production will The argument began there whell i to cover course material and have that much-needed extra day that you say? Eh I 0-o-o-o-o I see! will be three weeks before I can get three coeds on the University of over the state have enrolled for the run eight nights. local papers picked up the· story ~i off. Students also will have the necessary time to keep up with So that's what the line ia for 1 books for the courses I'm taking?" Alabama campus wears "falsies," instrUction lectures during the five Mail orders for season tickets from the wire services, Originally Thank you! Are you kidding? Say, buddy, a poll by the student humor maga­ day session. Classes are being held and club reservations are being ac­ it was a question of whether or not the accelerated study program of the summer school. · where'.s the nearest recruiting of­ daily this weel;c from 8 to 9 a. m. cepted now. Anyone desiring tickets a student publication should be sus­ When· you have an appe­ For those visiting faculty members and new students the Now let's see .•~ .• I'll just walk fice? I've had enough, enough, zine indicated recently. pended. The argument finally t on down and slip into this conga In an article entitled, "Is Yo11r with the full band reh~arsal from in advance or other information Dine &Donee enough, enough! .•• about Summerhouse Theatre may boiled down to the heritage of the tite for delicacies, Mr. two day weekend will afford an opportunity to see something procession the first time I sight an Girl All There?" the campus maga­ 9:30 to 11:30 a. m. each day. · freedom of the _press. of New Mexico other than the University campus. opening. I'll show 'em! They're, SHORT RIBS zine, Rammer Jamm(lr, said in the The clinic will end Saturday with write Box 172, Old Town. The bpx Wong, proprietor of the at the crazy if they think .I'm gonna go a meat shortage has come at last holiday issue that one of every two a mass concert at 3 p. m. on the office at the theatre will open June' John Wong, University of Buf­ ". We feel that everyone will find the new schedule even more , .. and should the beefless days be lawn next to the Student Union '20. falo student, who was visiting here CAFE CHUNGKING, ' -i way down to the end ..•• girls at formal dances had pads in­ with his brother Fred, a UNM stu­ desirable as the summer progresses.-wk past . • . time's test, there's sure serted for the "uplift" look. Building. The band concert Satur­ ~- Here's a gap! Ahhhhh! At last! to be a ban .•• on meat except by qent, repo~ted the T-Bird became prepal'es Chinese foods To hell with their dirty stares! Pat Reilly, a staff writer, said day is open to the public, Dahnert a campus Issue. HITCHING ''What's that? Awwwww! So's your purchase plan , . • whereby you he was given the "pleasant" assign­ said. undertake the feat ... to buy, on ment of finding out what percentage There is no charge for high Weekly Progr'm and Ammerican dishes with, old man . . • and stop poking my time, your favorite meat! John Marshall, fourth chief justice of the United States back with your pencil!" of the 3,000 to 4,0(10 girls on the school students who wish to enroll MONDAY '., Grc1d Exam Applications a master's touch. Here POST Supreme Court, once said, "the power to tax involves the power i know it sounds incredulous •.. campus wore the "gay deceivers." for the clinic. Films of famous col­ Goody, goody, ~oody! Now, I go that meat should be so fabulous "Several rather pleasant methods lege bands throughout the country Exhibition of paintings s.elected you can enjoy yourselves to destroy." There's food for thought in that. Who are we right th-rough th1s 'door and pick ..• but those who crave a favorite of investigation occurred to me but are being offered as a regulal." part from master's theses depart!Xtent of Must Be in by June _20 SPECIALIZING IN: · -destroying now? • : ' up a census. card,. A hell,of-11-time steak \. .• will find, no 'more, that ar~, lJ;NM, will b!l ~hown dB:iiY ·:(rom with such specialties as to be taking a census..•• none of them seemed quite practi­ q_f the. El:\!~nill~,.le.cJ;ures~...... , .. Registration for ihe graduate they can take .•. the telephone and cal," he said in the article. "Eventu­ S a. m. to 5 p.m. m the FJne Arts record examinations which will be Chow Mien, Shl'immp Chop Fresh Tr~~t "What? WHAT? WWHHAATT? just by numbering • , • cause gro­ ally, I decided to take one sorority bldg. gallery. given in July will continue until I owe WHO? For WHAT? Now, cery boys to come forth lumbering . . . and find out.'' . Baptist Student Union daily de­ June 20. Suey, Egg Foo Young, Armchair Generals are wondering how far south our latest come, come, they wouldn't dare pull .•. a steak that's tender, rare, and He did not reveal his eventual July 7 Set as Date votional services. Charles Hedman Dr. A. A. Wellck advised all stu­ Sea Food advance into North Korea will take us. my census card for a little tliing red •.• in fact, you're lucky if, in­ method, but came up with these in charge, 12:30 to 12:50 daily, dents who wish to take the exami­ Shrimp Fl'ie.d Rice and like an unpaid library fine •.• ha, stead • • . you can procure a good figures which he said, "are enth·ely For Teachers Test Monday through Saturday, at the nations to register. as soon as possi­ Chicken ha, hal THEY WOULD? • . , soup bone .•• and it won't do no accurate and bave not been 'pad­ Baptist Student center. ble. No applications will be accept­ other of the old and fa· THEY DID 1 But lady, I haven't good to groan • • about how good National Teacher Examinations . ded' in any way." TUESDAY ed after June 20. mous Chinese ~ishes. Steaks Item from Institution Magazine: - got-but, lady-but..•• " your credit is • . • or how you've Some 29 per cent wear them all will be given July 7 on the Univer­ Graduate students must sign up So this is wHere I have to pay given him your biz .•. cause even the time, 19 per cent on special oc­ sity campus. Square dancing sponsored by for the exam at the Graduate office The establishmment is sit­ "American chefs with a French garnish are now available my fine before I go back to pick up the barbarian • • • will be a vege- casions and 52 per cent never wear Bulletins of information and ap­ the department of health and physi­ in the Administration building. Se­ COOKED BY to food service operators. The famous' Cordon Bleu Cooking my census card•••. tarian! · them. plication blanks for the examina­ cal education for women. Mrs. Elna niol· students must sign up at the uated .in downtown Albu­ ,, "I'll pay you, lady, soon's I un­ Deilly said that each girl was tions may be obtained from the Richardson in charge, 7:30 to 9:30 counseling and testing building. school in Paris recently graduated 30 former GI's who studied tangle this guy who's crawling all querque at 618 W. Cen· there under the GI bill. Now returning to their homes in Al­ asked why she did or did not wear counseling and testing services. p. m. on the tennis courts. The examinations for graduate Roy Newman over my back.'' Let's see •.. a half­ "The Thing" them. Applications for the exams must WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY students are scheduled for July 18 tral, directly across fromm toona, Aliquippa and Albuquerque, ihey intend to work at their nelson ••. uppercut •.. right cross. He said the following statements be filled out and returned to the and SATURDAY and 19. Seniors will take the exam perfected profession." Well, fermez rna bouche. • , . Oh well, I didn't want his place were obtained from girls answer­ testing service before June 16. Dr. July 17, 18, and 19. the Franciscan Hotel. Smorgasbord every in line anyway • • . picking on me Passes in Review ing: A. A. Wellck, h,ead of the Univer• Exhibition of paintings by Ray­ just because he's bigger . . • darn By Bill Winterbottom ".Because I've got plenty of noth­ sity counseling ahd testing empha­ mond Jonson will be shown from For those that enjoy goo.d Thursday bully! •.• sized the fact that no applications 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. at the Jonson ing.'' Gallery, 1909 Las Lomas. Only six Civil War veterans re­ food, call2-3155 for reser• DAILY CROSSWORD ... It .says here: room 21!1, up- Hollywood has now thought of a "What nature's forgotten, I stuff will be accepted after the deadline. mained on Veterans Administration 4501 W. C..ENTRAL stairs.••• I'll just leap these ateps new an~tle for a thriller-diller. The with cotton." Anyone interested in taking the SUNDAY._ compensation and. pension rolls on vations and information. ON HI-WAY 66 ACROSS 3. Covered 22. Of a cierk two-at-a-time. Darn it! Slipped and picture 1s titled "The Thing." "Why in· the hell do you think." exams this summer are advised to Services in churches throughout April 1. A year ago, on April 1, 1. i..ow In with egg 23. Weight broke my last b'ottle of Hadacol • . . The picture is on the level of the Reilly said these were typical an­ secure all info:rrn.ation and blanks ··the city. 1950, the total was 16. Ph. 2-7338 price '4, Sloth (Ind.) guess I have taken enough to last current pseudo-scientific movie and swers from non-users: from the counseling and testing of­ H 8. Sandbars iS. Fix 24. Kindred through registration! ' exciting stories. We have an ani- "Ne;ver go under false pretenses.'' fices immediately. '' . • . Here's the room! Let's see · mated cal'rot man running around 11. God of the 6. Quick o tribe "You can't fool these Alabama sea 7. Paradise 25. Before ••. S to Z! This must be the right in the North Pole killing human men.'' 12. Girl's name 8. Ever (poet.) 27. Grasshop- line. • •• "My card? Here it is! beings, reproducing little "things" "Take me as I am, or to hell with U. Alumni Director 13. scold 9. A iittie per-like Kinda sticky, you say? I don't know in an arctic greenhouse, and caus­ you." Across fromm the campus, how that chocolate got stuck to it ing general confusion. "No room.'' BETTER FOOD there isn't! constantly flower Insects ••• unless it was when I slipped on Of course the old sex theme is Studies at Iowa OKLAHOMA JOE'S has lo 14. Ruler of an 10. Wither 31. More the stairs! And don't look at me played up in a torrid Arctic ro­ long been a .favorite of empire 15•. City (0,) genuine like that-it wasn't my fault!" mance. Frozen and tied hands, you William E. Hall, Jr., Q'niversity i ~- •.. 16. Attempt 19. Weights 32. Tibetan Satarday'o Anewer Next stop is Carlisle gym, right know. More About •.• alumni office director, left Albu­ MORE for your 6.1. Green, there ain't! the University students. ·',I 17. Anguish on lines priest behind this ".hod carriers'' delight In the picture our good old world querque last week for the Univer­ ; It is known .for its friend· •I • 18. Plural 20. A New 33. Hoisted 36. Cherished they're constructing. . • • is alm,ost changed into a giant farm sity of Iowa Where he will work Placito i ly atmmosphere, and all ac­ ' pronoun Zealand 34; Timber wolf · animals Ahhhh! This is it! Gee! Look at for carrot people through a scient­ Housemother this summer on his Ph.D. in mass Do You Dig? On the Plaza 19. Gang bird 35. Mine 38. Slice all the long rows of tables •.• pro- ist that has a Zola complex that communications. tivities are directed by Hall, who has been director of in 20. Knight of 21. Mature entrance 42.·Exclamatlon fessors with sandwiches ••• cheap~ science will save mankind. He tries (Continued from page 1) "Joe", himmself, who has the Elephant skates ••• must be a picnic. • . • to stop the destruction of the man, Mrs. I'!avis eY.pressed the belief ·the Alumni association for the p_ast WELL, HERE'S WHAT I :MEANt Old Albuquerque "Advisor, would you mind put- pardon, "thing" at the hands of the five years, will return to the Uni• always been a distributor (abbr.) that she "could see no reason why versity Aug, 10. 21. Performers 1'" ~ I" l'f ting that peanut butter sandwich Air Force, but only ends up with a the discharge of Miss Rodger shoulil down and advising me? What do broken clavicle and a bump oil the He received his bachelor's degree Bre,!lkfast 29c Dinner 69c of good-will and good 24.Blaze affect the friendly relationship be­ :from UNM and completed his mas­ FINE MEXICAN 26.Large you think I ought to take? • , • oh, head. tween the two Women.'' service. The specialty in ANl> AMERICAN the first train home? Now was that There is one outstanding discov- "She ·was my friend and came to ter's work at Columbia University STEAKS :Yellow a nice thing to say 1" ery in the movie that should be of while .on a leave of absence from the line of foods is in DISHES 'i flower visit me as a friend aftor her dis­ Wheeewwww! Boy, am I carry- utmost interest to the War :Oepart.. charge, which was only natural and the University last year. Club $1.00 Filet ~ignon $1.50 open-pit barbeque, but all 28. Lampreys ing a heavy load this time: Golf, ment. We now know what a flying 1 lb ~ ,, ~ should not affect the University in types of steaks and other 29. ~blue swimming, tennis, llalll'oom dancing saucer looks like and that they are any way," she stated. . Top Sirloin $1.25 Glammourburgers 55c mineral • . • hope my schedule isn't too not from our world. So we may now Queried as_ to ,any differences lle­ Legal Representatives T. Bone $1.25 Pup•N-Mug 30c dinners are served with 30. Sun god heavy .• , • stop rubbing our stiff n_ecks and tween herself and the administra­ N.Y. Cut $1.50 \ an eye toward the eating 31. Measure Now that that's· over with I'll come down to more .earthly things, tion1 she stated that there has been Changed by University " 32. Measure amble on across the way and pick thanks to Hollywood, no aisagreement of any nature. enjoymment of the cus• (Chin.) up my class cards •. , • We also know that there are University President Tom L. 12-b ltl "As :for my duties," she said, "I Popejoy recently . announced that tomer. 33. Feathers Hmmmmml That was quick! But other forms of life in the universe Jtave always stood by the boys, giv· UNM has changed its legal repre• :from the o-o I wonder why those professors were that have an intellect that is vastly mg assistance nnd guidance whim­ sentative. , 'Joe Welcomes For that fine dinner or 34. Fold overt It& ~~~I"'" chuckling under their breath.•. , • superior to ours. A good psycholo· ever I was needed or could be help­ The law firm which will represent small snack, stop off at 31. Grants 1>7;'?hiii""t--t:.,.; :0:::4-4-+--bon::lnm~ Guess I'll go upstairs and fill_ thls gist should be able to straighten out ful." the University in tlie future is 39, Poem !Vh 1~v V..O. ~ catalogue: • , • I wonder how they the complex in a few days, ShE! feels that "nn abrupt dismis­ You to the Lobo Joe's before or after an expect for me to put the class time There are a few things about the Rodey Dickason, Sloan, Mims and 4o. shade ot ~~~-m;ftift-4-11-iw;t ~ 1:111: sal is inc.opgruous-in view of the Akin. Pearce C. Rodey, a prominent evening in the library,or purple !lilt ~ ~~~ B'a ,. · ,.. in these cubic openings ••. oh, the picture that have me puzzled. I just recent pra1se she has received for figure in Republican politics in New heck with it•.• ·• , can't seem to figure out whare the the performance of hd'r duties." any other time that your 41. A book of r.::-+-of~i:'li i'll answer some of the questions: carrot picked up the extra arm or Mexico, iii head of the firm. RecommendM for Excellence the .lllll Ill& ~I" Among other sources, she listed a The University was formerly innards tell you that it is Apocrypha Sex: No, I lleat the drums. Dates, where he got the suit of clothes. recent remark from the Dean who by DUNCAN HINES ill service: Of course I Major: No, Ma:ybe he got the clothes from an represented by tlie firm of Simms, 43. Change 14° '' Vh "' ,1'4Z she claims told her recently that Seymour, Modrall and Simms. " _ LOBO DRIVE -IN timme to eat. 44. Marksmen V// Sgt.! Minor: I'm over 21. Parent or esk1mo tailor. "everything is going smoothly!' Popejoy stressed the fact that · VlSil'ORS ARE W.ELCOME guardian: Nope, neither one! Other · It is a better than average horrbr Mts. Davis, formerly a house Phone 3·7355 or stop at DOWN l4!o ~_,._...•4 ... colleges attended: Football games show, and the director certainly tM change was Ilot made due to any 2900 E. CENTRAL Curios and Pictures · 1. Lingo 1"//A mother in Arizona, came to the Uni­ dissatisfaction, but only to share 1720 E. Central. at Aril!ona, basketball games at builds an excitlng pattern of sus. versity in 1M9 to tal1e over her oil display are for sale 2. Listen f NYU. pense. the legal business of the school with present position. other law firms. :-'

"; 'f/t,_t•.....·~~~~ 11 ...... ~----.. ~--~..... ~--,~~~-~-- ········ ..i;··~-~·~·~,~~--~~~~--~--~ ··~- J:-wnn1/l _ K. j '· _j .LU _cqm~;;;pt~-~->;'~{':-"'f.#_world series of college basebaii. Tel. 2-1395 or 2-2708 Lecture Series Opens Monday half reports to Little Creek. Mter Jim Thompson announced that lands. If they perform wen on their Joh:n, who led the Hobbs Eagles to Teams participating at Omaha, Sunday, June 17th is "Fath­ there is a chance it wiii be substi­ three weeks the two sections will the SUB fountain and check room the state mythical high school Neb., were the Tennes!!ee Vols, er's Pay," and on that day you tuted by either Garbo's "Camille,'' will be open. last road junket it could be a White The first University proi1;1·am of the University of Pittsburgh;· Carl or by Gloria Swanson's "Male and exchange training bases. championship in '48 has had a Springfield (Mass.) Coilege, Utah, n:mst'not forget the most wond­ Lectures Undet· the Str:~rs will be Hertzog, El Paso printer of fine Mr. and Mrs. Howard V. :(\lath­ (i Sox year. Female.'' Watch the Lobo for fur­ While at Pensacola, the midship­ any and Miss Betty Braham will j erful' man in the world, your .i. held Monday, June 25, at 8 p.m. in books; Kenneth Chapman, director ther announcements. men will attend classes in aviation As a team the sox boast a .293 father. Express your gratitude, front of the Administration Buila­ of the Santa Fe Museum of Anthro­ chaperone the dance. i batting average, The big guns are \ Season tickets foi: the summer subjects and 1ly with naval avia­ •I appreciation, and love for the . ing. pology; Dr. Luther Evans, head of series of films may be obtained in tors, At Little Creek they will wit­ Fox, .363; Robinson, .333; and Car­ many things he has done (and The first speaker in the series, the Library of Congress; and Dr. is still doing) for you, He prop­ JUST Room 3 of the Inter-American M­ ness amphibious landings and re­ rasquel, .302. Erna Fergusson, will speak on "Al­ Ralph Bunche, Nobel prize winner fairs building. Reservations for ceive instruction in amphibious The pitching department finds erly sacrifices and deprives buquerque, How Did We Get That and UN trusteeship official. tickets may be made by calling techniques. University Professor himsE~lf of many things in life Way?" · Randy Gumpert the best chucker Delicious WAFFLES for you. Oh, we owe so much 8861, Ext. 376. Season tickets for The middies from New Mexico with a 5-0 record. His teammates, to our Dads. So on his dal Miss Fet•gusson is well qualified one sell for $3.00; $5.50 for two. In­ who will participate in the training l:>obson and Pierce, have a 4-1 and served a II day (that' is Father's l:>ay) lets ARRIVED to speak on the &ubject of Albu­ 'La Casa Espanola' dividual admissions at the door will course are: Eugene Box, Cincin­ Heads State Council a 7-2 average respectively. show him how much we love querque as she has been an .active be 50c per person. .The Inter­ nati, 0.; Richard Brett, Ft. Wayne, There's an old saying around the him by being kind and consid­ and interested student in the folic­ Plans First Fiesta American Affairs office will be Ind.; John Clatworthy, Detroit, Jaclc E. Holmes, assistant pro­ league that says the te11m in first erate. He may not tell you how lore and traditions of old Albuquer­ open Thursday and riday after­ Mich.; Clifford Crader, Albuquer­ fessor of government and director place on July 4 usually wins the SNACK BAR que all of her life. "Viva La Fiesta" will ring across noons. que; George Dolen, Edinburg, Ind.; of government research at the Uni­ much he a}lpreciates these at­ There will be two showings pennant. Only 20 more days left. tentions but he does as all good Her g;randf~~other settled on the the campus tomorrow night when George Downing, Carrollton, Mo. versity, has been named executive Serve I HOT MEAL at nightly, 8 p.m. and 10 p.m. Floyd Emanuel, Tulsa, Okla.; director of the New Mexico legis• The senior circuit is still being fathers do. In this country it is COTTON Old Town Plaza in 1852 as a trader residents at La Casa Espanola will lative research council. led by the Dodgers with a comfort­ the custom to present Dad with I and latwyer, and she was born in William Fellers1 Grand Rapids, able margin. Chuck Dressen has noon daily. a gift. It should be a useful gift what is now the Manzano Day welcome Spanish-speaking students Mich.; Hugh Htlleary, Albuquer­ Holmes was one of seven appli• to the first summer fiesta. cants for the job. Other applicants the best batter in the league, Jackie and one that he will appreciate. School. She still remembers her UNM Foreign Student que; John Hines, Chula Vista, included: former Atty. Gen. C. C. Robinson, .370, and the best hurler, Naturally you will want to se­ SKIRTS mother reading to the children in Senor Sabine Ulibarri and his Calif.; Robert Hyland, El. Paso, McCulloh; Joe Clark, formerly of Preacher Roe, 8-0. lect his gift from a man's store Spanish and German. That was be­ wife, Consuelo, who are in charge Studies US Government Tex.; Lee Ivy, San Diego, Calif.; As a sidelight, Chuck recently re­ 1824 E. Central and ours is packed with wond­ (one beautiful fore :Miss Fergusson learned Eng- Everett Jones, Douglas, Ariz.; Ad­ PITSCHNER'S, Inc. erful gifts to please the most lish. . of the plans, extend an invitation Joseph de la Puente of Lima, dison Langill, Chippewa Falls, ceived a letter from a fan suggest­ hand-painted circle) to all students studying Spanish at Peru, was selected from the Uni­ ing a "mother-in-law day.'' The discriminating Dad. He will Her father was a member of the versity of New Mexico to be one Wis.; Robert Meyer, Webster l ••• plan permitted the mother-in-law appreciate it more if he knows ., old Territorial Congress and the UNM to wear their sombreros, se­ of the 90 college students to take Grove, Mo.; John Mhoon, San Di­ to be admitted free and seated be­ it comes from Gus Pattersons. state's first :representative in the rapes and fiesta clothes and join in part June 23 to Aug. 31 in a study ego, Calif. hind home plate, and then have the More than likely that is where House in 1912~ the Fiesta spirit. of Federal Government. Elliott Mozee,· Nome, Alaska; screen removed so the fouled-oft he buys most of his clothing. Miss Fergusson finished Albu­ The patio at 423 N. University The students will attend a Wash­ Rona!d.Norman, Reno, Nev.; Ste­ balls might buzz off their heads. We spare no effort to make COTTON querque High School in 1910 and re­ will be the scene of Mexican bailes. ington student citizenship seminar phen Ratcliff, Amarillo, Tex.; John Must be a prejudiced son-in-law, DO YOUR LAUNDRY THE MODERN WAY your shopping easy at our ceived a bachelor's degree in peda­ Music will be furnished by an or­ sponsored by the YW and YMCA's Slate, Oklahoma City; Clint Smith, .: store, and 1•est assured that ybu gogy (BP.d.) at the University• chestra and SJ?anish sopgs will be National Student Council. For eight Las Cruces; Noel Sorrell, Albu­ COLLEGE SCENE will find just the gift you are She also received. a master's degree sung by Basilio Castenada from weeks, they will hold doWn regular querque; John Wallis, Hunting­ Berl "Country" Huffman has be­ looking for in our store. We have in historY at Columbia University. Mexico City. • burg, Ind.; \!Michael Waiiner, El We do all the wor.k, so leave your really made a special effort to BLOUSES jobs in Washington to obtain inti­ gun praising his basketbaii team, Teaching at Albuquerque High, Women students at La Casa Es­ mate glimpses of Government proc- Paso, Tex., and Clarence Watson, not for court ability, but classroom stock our store with many prac­ Pine Bluff, Ark. tical and useful gifts for Father's' $2.98 writing editorials for the old Albu­ panola will. provide entertainment esses. . . know-how. Huffman is proudest of washing ·when you go to class · querque Herald, and trave.ling over with skits in Spanish, songs and The first week, they will attend The midshipmen will complete "Duke" Peterson, who scored a Jler• Day. Yes, our store is the most and up logical place to come for your New Mexico as a Red Cross state dances. Congressionatl hearings and Senate, the course Aug, 4 and embark for feet 3.0 scholastic average. Says ready to pick up a few hours later. supervisor of home service occu­ Refreshments will be served. House and Supreme Court sessions. home. Berl, "If we can hit those baskets Father's Day gift. Here are some suggestions. A sport shirt, and pied most of her time until the this winter like we hit the books 1920's, when she turned dude this spring, we'll be unbeatable.'' we have the biggest selection in town. Have you seen "The wrangler and guided visitors over Football prospects are increasing the New Mexico Indian country. from day to day for the school on GRAND LAUNDERET Thing,"" the most colorful sport COTTON shirt you have ever seen. Also, She turned to writing after find• UNM l-lost:s National 'Marble Tourney 1416 E. GRAND Bing Crosby and Bob Hope sport ing few authoritative books on In­ shirts. They are the finest aport dian lore and dances, and to date · Some 50 boys from throughout Tony Whitecloud and his Indian resent the state of New Mexico. A FEW BLOCKS WEST OF CAMPUS the nation are scheduled to begin dancers will perform opening cere­ Each state is $cheduled to send shirts made in Americ11. Bill­ DRESSES she has published 11 boolcs. monies in Carlisle gymnasium at 7 folds, belts, jewelcy, pajamas, Her books include: Dancing play tonight in the national marble p. m. tonight to officially get the its champion to compete in the the state tourist bureau • Dorothy nylon shirts,. ties, socks, Ronson clever Hobby ti:sstle Gods, Fiesta in Mexico, Mexican toul'Dament being held at the Uni­ .tournament under way. tournament. The Air Force, Navy, I. Cline, government instrtictor at lighters, T-shirts, dress shirts, gingham special Cookbook_, Guatamala, Venezuela, versity. Miles A. Metcalfe, Albuqul!rque Army, and Marine Corps are 'liM UNM; Roger Reeve, Sa11ta Fe and slacks, sport coats, jackets, sum­ Our Soutnwest, Our Hawaii, Chile, The VFW- sponsored National VFW official who is general t!h'iir­ sending a re}lresentative. Los Alamos newspapel' man; and I • mer suits, Freeman, Nunn-Bush, Cuba, Albuquerqlle, and Murder Marble Tournatment will begin to­ man of the 191ll national marble Saturday morning the lads will former state comptroller J. D. Stacy-Adams dress shoes, sport and Mystery in New Mexico. Luhches of All Kinds shoes and house shoes. Yes we night at 7 ll· m. and continue tournament, said, "The tournament be given a :free ride over Alliuquer­ Hanah. have everything from cuff links $8.98 Her twelfth book, "New Mexico, through Saturday, is open to the. }lublic :With no charge (lue and vicinity by the Continental Holmes has been at the Univer­ A Pageant of Three Peoples," is Tournament ae\tivities will begin and visitors are invited to attenll." Airlines. sity since 1946. He has been an as­ ' Our Own Better Ice Cream to white dinner coats and tuxe­ due to be published by Knopf in today at noo:n when the contestants · The boys. and their sponsors will During the stay in Albuquerque, sistant professor since 194!>. In dos. Remember the place for eatrly. fall. . .. . will have a luncheon in the men's be housed in the men's dormitory the young sharpshooters will be en­ 1948 he was named head of the Gov­ Complete Fountai~ Service your Father's Day gifts. Articles by Miss Fergusson have new dormitory' at tJN:M. during the tournament. . . tertained by trips to Indian }lUeb­ ernment ll.esearch division at the Opposite the Campus appeared in The Yale Review, At one p.m. a drawing will be Jose Esquibel, from St. An­ los and scenic points, a rodeo, and University. Scribners~. Think, Century, New held to determine the competitors thony's orphanage, will be the host a visit to other points of interest He has completed res'idence work 1 · Mexie6 . magazine, New Mexico in tonight's competition. Following contestant sponsored by the local in and around Albuquerque. on a Ph.D, at the University of You 11 Gel fhe Besf lor Your Money at Quartllrly Review, and Las Ameri· the drawing a pal'ade downtown VFW organization. Gary Pitt~, First place winner in the con• Chieago. cas. will form at Broadway and CentJ.•al fourth grade student at University tests will be awarded a Whizze1• Much of Holmes' work as direc­ .. Lee Joy Shop Other lectures in the series to at 2:30 ll• m. . Heights school, will represent the bike, a personal trophy, a trophy tor of the research council will con• '. follow Miss Fergusson's will in­ Governor Edwin L. Mechem and Air Forces in .the competition. Ile for his school, a $50 war bond, anu .!list o:f research on state law revi­ 2128 E. Central clude lectures by the following city officials will be on hand tonight was selected Tue~day m a contest two weeks v~teation. sion. An assistant director and an C H:l S 1-10 LM'S Albuquerque speakers: C. L. Sonnichsen1 r_rexas at an o}lelling dinner for the tom·­ held at Kirtland Field. Second and third-place winners attorney probably will be n11med Weste1•n English head; EaWin J•. nament to be held in the men's do•·• Romeo Gonzales, Gallup, who will receive Schwinn bicycles a:nd latter to ilraw up such proposed 2400 E. Centr~l 2-6262 3124 EAST CENTRAL Open Fridaty evening Peterson, professor of' English at mitol;'Y· won the state marble title, will rep- two trophies. legislation, ,