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1n SeaSon's Final Series VOL. XLII Z437 ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1940 No. 38 Complete Program of I R C Conference On Good-Will Tour Whaes Going On IRC DElEGATES (Continued from Page 1) By PM! Woolworth University To Qbserv~ Farmers Lead Conferencei 1 Pre-Medical Curriculum 2. ' ;Future of the International Labor Ot•ganizu.~ AA&&AAAAAAAA&A4AAA tion," Miss Sue Nell Taylor, Sui Ross State ElECT DOUCHER Teachers College, OUR OWN LITTLE NEWSPAPER 8, 1' American Foreign Policy and Collective Se~ Its Fifty-First Birthday Need V~ins for Crown curity/' Melbourne Spector, University of }few Front page news: J.R,C. dele- NEW PRESIDENT Is Inaugurated at UNM Mexico. ------. Sponsors: Mr. 0. E. Bounds, Texas College of gates elected T~xas Teehsan Doueh- To Give Birthday Address er president of the group succeed- Mines; Mt•, V, E. Kleven, University of New 1 PRESIDENT ZIMMERMAN Announces New Course Mexico. ing our own Red Johnson .• , Some WILL MEET STANDARDS _7 :DO-Banquet, Dining HaJJ, University of New faculty Inembers qnd students are WILL GIVE ADDRESS OF TECHNOLOGISTS Mexico. in favot· of a study of the f!lults of Chairman; President J. F~. Zimmerman, Univer­ aity of New Mexico. our recent models of Indian archi- Music Department "The EuroJ;lean Struggle," Dr. Werner A, Bohn­ tectut•e before construction is begun To Present Program Major in Biology or stedt, University of J?anama, on the pxoposed dOrmitories; such I Chemistry Is Urged Speeial entertainment presented by University faults include -paper thin exterior Folkdance Class. Three numbers by Shila Wiley, lJy Eddie Apodaca Cleto Duran, Walter Keller, Louise~ Bemis, plastQr, dangerously cracked vigas, Ben Hernandez, and Julia Gutierrez. and leaky, falling ceHings. , , , To 9 ·OO__;Dnnce honoring Conference delegates at Stu~ • • dent Union Building, University of New Mex­ date the engineers have ico, (Free to all delegates.) any penalties for shaving, SATURDAY, MARCH 2 • • • 9 :30-Round Tables. (Student Union Bldg,, First Floor Lounge.) Our Latin-American Policy. Chai'rman: Mr. Gerald Manzer~ West Texas State Teachers College: 1 "Whilt Shall We Do About the Mexican Oil • Expropriation?" Ernest Joiner, Texas Techno­ logical College. 2. "How Can We Make the Good-Neighbor Policy By way, you all remember DEAN DUNBAR SPEAKS ENTHUSIASM HIGH drab sets of ~~of Mice and Men.'' sets of 11Camille" promise to BEFORE ART LEAGUE opposite. Jimmy Rus­ IN SPRING DRillSi has said that the sets wm be most elabllrate and spectacular

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NEW MEXlCO LOBO ';J.'uesday, March 5, 1940 Tuesday, March 5, 1940 NEW MEXICO LOBO Page Three ~ew Mexico Lobo ...... ,-_. .. .., ...... - •••- ....-.-,..- ....,. .... r ..•.•• ...... , - = 7 oe Aaaocioted Stude!lts o( the University of New Mexico 7acu.fttt 7act~ · By Rutlt Williams l QUID NUNC? weeldy from Sopte!llber to Moy, Inclusive, except dur­ ..-.&- ...... -.- ...... - ...... - ...... -.---.-.----· THE CAMPUS KEYHOLE and holiday periods. WILLIAM E. BURl{ "Thor, Io No Venolll to That of the Tongue." Dc>lzadelli Sees Brilliant Season On Diamond Jd-olaos matter at the post efllde at Albuquerque, N. ;M., 11HIIYIIDIYDwfl¥"'1!'3_HIM"',_,..WOw=!WK"""'•••IIIRl .....,m ~ March 8, 1879. . By Lancelot Dobbs UI Campus Camera Sub•eription by mall, fl,5Q i!l advonce

AQV.I:l'IT~·!f!Manager lobos Are Border rorth ·------Managing Editor It looks as if Sci\or Coronado Lobotown a good turn in that Brownlow Beaver ------~------News Editors Conference Teams is al!nost a su1·e thing that his Loretta McClatchy ------Society Editors _qo Cuarto Centennial will be cele­ University Diamond ·------,...--... --... ------""' Sports Editor brated here by a football game with Put Into Shape ------Girls' Sports Mexico university sometime in September. Mexico university is ------Copy Editor sched1,llcd to bring their famo'!ls Opening move of the 194Q baae­ ------.,.,·------Headline Editor lice band along with them and ball season was made yesterday as Coach Johnny Dolzadelli gave his ·------Exchange Editor of all maybe ... yes, maybe1 the diamond aspirants a send-off. 11 The ~------...,.------Feature Editor 1 Wol:fpack will get to see some bean~ teous Latin senoritas. rna teriltl looks very goOd, 11 • said ey, Gwen Perry, Elme:t> Neish, Eddie Apodaca, H_elen Dolzadelli, ·•iartd most important of :cman, Juanita. Nola.n, Freddie Yeager, Phyllis Harvey, May Spqnsor2'~'~'L-,-·--:-:---:-~[ all, you liave the right spirit." l--·-J·J- Sp~~king -of bands, the .Athletic James Matsu, Cy Perkins, Bob Tf!:tge~ Mary Stevens, This year's team will probably 1counc'il at its last meeting seemed Coach Roy Johnson recently rc~ see Finlay MacGillivray ahifted :for [ary Jo Scott, Sue Hanson, Betty Sheedy. ..:___:..____ _ !..,. of sponsoring the Uni~ 1turnc'u tp the University to sound part time to the o)Itficld while llvers;itv bnnd. The bsnd so far has opening gun for track workouts. George •wn circulati()n, Joe Krebs, Bob Ditmer; campus circu~ Gustovich takes over Mac's New York, N. Y.-"IT'S TRUE£ that the mirror in the CAARtiNG CONOW.ED WWONS an organization dependent former backstop post. Pitchers, ~r, :aussell Young; local ~dvertising manager, James 'Begin the Beguine' set for 'Broadway Melody of 1940' is the ---o, WAS SUCH A~ PRJICI'ICE AT its own devices for }ts supR whq have been doing a bit of pre­ ,itors, Bob Johnston, Morris Diefendorf, Dick Bluestein. largest in the world," says artist Wiley Padan. "It is sixty-five 11-\E tNW. a= ARKANSAS IN 1HE Should adoption action be feet square, weighing forty-five tons, and moves on four.inch Johnson Returns season limbering will include Hank Ruth Springer, Lewis S. Butler, art staff, Dorothy Lee EARLY CAYS THAT 1\-IE FACULTY it will be very beneficial for Robertson, Jack Mc!\lanus, Joe 'U'-shaped tracks, •• "Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer hits a high spot GREEK LEffER STAMP CAN­ RJIJND IT NECESSARY TO MAKE- A bandmen in that it will prob. Behl and Bob Dykeman. in the matter of star-teaming in this film, bringing together for Si'GCIAL RUl-ING TO FORCE sru­ the first time the dance sensations of all time-Eleanor Powell CELLATION USED AT GREENCA>TLE-, enable them to accompany the To Start Track Robertson and McManus did mo.st ------.,.------1 IMD.,O\IA 3¢1871 SfMIP/ r:EN"r.> TO LEAVE: TH8R. "SHOOTING' on trips and eventually pro­ Jonstitution and Fred Astairel ••• jacli: Dawn, in charge of make-up, haa STUDENTS! Save IRONS" AT HQIIIE/ of the twirling last yeal' on the created some interesting effects. In the 'Begin the Beguine' num­ an outfit that can be compared Tearn Workouts Hilltop while Dykeman labored :for Publications Board's adoption of a merit plan ber, for example, the g!rls' faces are painted with dark grease some of the better bonds in the Lobo frosh. Joe Behl will be conference. publications, it would seem on the surface that paint, then sprayed with a solution of 14 carat gold." Campus .Dollars Texas State Teachers. The Coach Roy Johnson, away on a turning in his fir.St work with quite Huve Had a Press Pass cage trip last week, returned Mon~ a bit of eastern expe1·ience behind hold which organization politics has clamped with W, T. S. T. has recently Sid Barnes Takes him. 1------­ FOR AUCTION ON MARCH 1st assured with no date as yet Lobo staff has entered day to begin the 1940 traclc season. offices is about to be broken. Members of the Just Another Angle on Finland lhEtVillg been sl!t, Negotiations are world in the form of little to Conch Barnes he ex- Dolzadelli lms his pick of about By Ruth Looney Matsu, copy boy, who the the runners to be in shape seven infielders to date with Al Cis· Loonett Toon~ on at present between Shipkey and Prize In College 50 The following merchants are authorized Lobo day did a nWhizzer White" to get off to .a flying start. Dur- neroa and Jack Henley backt and the Canyttn, Texas, outfit. for a as he breezed through the varsity hls nbsence the squad hopefuls Jim Prather, Ray Tatmer, Art Rein- advertisers. Patronize them and receive campus match there also. Rodeo At Tucson eleven without any trouble. been working out individually. isch, Elmo~· Nmsh and BHI Dobell dollars. m'rght be proof that size means answering the call. Bill Dobell, is h nothing in this day and age. So far, 15 men, most of whom the brother of Bo b Do b e11 w h o Sid Barnes, Hilltop cowpunc er, returning lettermen, have played with the Wolfpack last sea- VALLIANT took third place in the cnlfRroping Track Records Smashed out equipment, reported son and who will probably assist Printing Co. event at the Intercollegiate rodeo Three Border Conference manager, Dutch Nie- Dolzade!li this term, The outfield UNIQUE held in Tucson Sunday. Sid was records were shattered last year . . . will have among Us many hopefuls MAXINE'S lmbers of the Board can out vote faculty mem­ Sandwich Shop PRINTERS - BINDERS h d d 8 h' t d a cash by Chuck Tannehill, who this year the 1mtml turnout was Finlay MacGillivray, Carl Seery, an e a new lr an will shift from the weights to the talent will undoubtedly Pat Beirne and George Castle. lon as the term of present members of the Stop for a SNACK I COLLEGE DRESSES and a Campus Dollar award ·for his efforts. ,spl'ints or anything that needs a as the season wears on, These 'men played last season also. Six sons of the sat.ldle repre- man. In other words he's a jack of spite of the size of the The varsity diamond schedule, From tho Young ------•lt>euted the Univer&ity at the affair nll trades ... and a master of some. Coach Johnson expects a while not in very definite shape as Point of View but' with the e.xception of Barnes, Cinder men hope that the Lobo season than last year. yet, shows games with Tempe and KODAK AS YOU GO failed to capture any prizes. Those track squad will be able to accom- Chuck Tannehill will be out on Arizona U. Tho Lobos are set to 522 W. Central Save r Let Us Finish Your Pictures who entered were DicK Pressey, !::tid pony the Hilltop baseballh th team kin the dashes, although 'his talents make a trip to Tucson and to en- dual encounters w en ey rna e mainly in the weights last tertain the Tempemen here on the CAMPUS$ Burnes, Jim Morrow, l!:d Richards, the rounds of Arizona university Buster Morris, pigskinner nmtop. AJso the team will sec Definitions: Campus Dollars ~ , Chuck \Vatchel and Bill .Blakey. and Tempe. So far, the runners years state championship 1action against the Cardinals and Nitrates: Rates on night letters ,.. Jll rf6 .. 1 The rodeo was a success, seven are only scheduled to go as far as nmn, will also appear. 1other j ca1 -semi-pro teams· with a after 7 o'clock. 0 --<>- ' schools being represented. Along Tucson and then to come home Martinez and Edel Tracy Ipossibility of more games later. Carbon: Place where tired street with the University of New Mexico, when the diamond team goes to up the mile and Freshman baseball also saw its I cannot tell a lie, Dad; I cars go at night. IIEWIIDCICO hnlf~mile 412·414 E. Cantral Avo. those schools sending representa· Tempe. Looking at it from a mone~ 'vhile Tnl Godding, Johnny first day out, but very few showed knocked the cherry tree down back­ Chlorine: Dancer. FINE SHOES ing out of the garnge, Opposite Public Library tives were U.S.C., Arizona U., tnry standpoint, it seems that it and Jim Hubbell are pre~ up to the practice. Although no Dioxide: What they make shoCs STROMBERG'S Albuquerque, N. M. TemPe, Flagstaff, Colorado Aggies would be more practical to send for the grueling 440 circuit. schedule is made for the Greenies, -Joe Cwivvie. out of. -The Alabamian. For College Men and --<>- 809 W. Cantral and Utah State. These schools sent them along to Tempo also, since Boswell is out for the 440 and they will play the local high •chool --<>- Women SG entrants altogether. the return bus fare ·would cost as ha1f-mile also, ·and Art Godwell is nines and scrimmage the varsity. "Blubber" lisped the baby whale "Hold me up," said the wall to the The stars of the doings were none much or more than the Tempe trip. expecting a good season in the This is a stepping stone to vm·sity ns he watched them haoTI his floor-''l'm p1nsteredY at brother from the sea. CAMPUS CLO'rHES other than two of the well known Here's hoping. century, having recuperated from u playing in a later year. -J. Flemi~g. HOYLD . .1. G. gridmen in the Border loop, Walt Gus Grows Beard pulled muscle received 1nst spring. The University diamond is bCling --<>- ~ONLY' --<>- PARIS Nei}sen and Wayne Pitts. 4'Ripper'' lt seems that conditions have given u thorough going over. The If a Navajo brave foUs into a She wao only the tailor's daugh­ CAMPUS DOLLARS geyser, will he be a steam engine? ter, but she had lots bf suitors. Shoe Store Pitts, according to Dick Pressey, forced big George Gustovich to re~ infield has been well leveled and in --<>- ---a-- was a "bulldoggin' fool, and car- tum to the gridiron for the spring O'J ,·bw·ay w1·ns due tlme a batting cage will make He asked for burning kisses Confucius say: Man who have ricd all of his events by sheer muscle-stretching. It is going to its appearance for practices. If She said in accents cruel nurse is patient. strength." Pitts won the wild horse be a job for GUs to Jet his beard State AAU Tl'tle sufficient attendance and support r am a red-hot mamma race. grow, as all of the engineers are accompany the sport_ a grass in- But I ain't nobody's fuel. FOGG PIG STAND llalll.o4Dl·INSITIIJR·~·~;;~ Jacl< Finlay of Arizona univer· doing these days, and at the field will probably be added along ---o--- ·WA....,.T~ ·D .. C.· sity was declared to be the worlds' time play football. Well, with better seating facilities . .At Is The University 'Ve've Grown With champion intercollegiate cowboy shouldn't worry; the . Ho~e Austin O'Jibway, stellar Univer~ present, removable grandstands are \Var time notice: If your knees Ask to Hear This the Questions and Answeo are knocking; kneel on them. JEWELER uuu ... ..Stl and Cherry Osborne of Flagstaff David boys get away mth It. sity boxer and runner.-up to the ~a~ used. -Readers Digest. NEW SONG HIT! 318 W. Central Campus $ Here .. ALIIUQUUQ~ took similar female honors in the Tennis Courls Needed tiona! AAU crown last year, easily This year the University of New l topped the field ;n the New Mexico Mexico has' one o! tho only three • --<>- role of cowgirl. Current opinion is somewhat per- meet in Clovis last week to baseball teams ;n the conference She says a man drove ber to "CONFUCIUS SAY" 207lh W. Centra ----.:..::-----,------plexed as to the possibility of the a co.v:t;d in the along with Tempe and Arizona. drink-probably her choUffer. champions~ip --<>- Try Styled Perm building of new tennis courts in dtvJston. Other Hilltop .. en- Baseball is only beginning its seC· Hotel patron, frantically tinging THE REIDLING G , · d C • ditiQ.n to the four cement beauties Jack Evans and ·Jess TruJillo1 ond year on the Hill and support js the desk: Help, clerk, there's a rat If your hnir won;t wave satis­ the Collegiate otng an omtng:·------·lnow being overcrowded. It will take decisions in the opening definitely needed to make baseball in my room. MUSIC CO. factorily, or waves too easily, quite n bit of maneuvering to make a real sport here. Ever since its only four courts fill the bill for the polished off Leroy inauguration, however, the game Clerk: Well, send him down, he-'s 406 W. Cenll'al Ph. 187 Hang-Out not registered .. See RIDE THE BUS coming Southwestern s~eedy slugger from Colo~ has inercased in popularity by leaps HENRY N. DAVIS to be held here t11is spring. his first engagement of the and bounds and promises to be one For Guaranteed Result. for Safety and Comfort It seems n shame that big Sy All other contenders for~ of the popular sports on the cam· ------LffiERTY CAFE Leivennnn had to leave the Hilltop Davis weighed over 205, ~ut pus in time. with. his foo_tball only in the em• no match ior the champion The first few weeks of practice VARSITY SHOP First & Cantral 105 Horvard Phone 2853 ALBUQUERQUE BUS COMPANY bryo stage.. Whether or not,he was O'Jibway. In the finals of the di- wilJ he devoted to the fundamentals an outstandmg man doesn t . mat- vision for the lower bracket was a of batting and fielding and in the . ~ 6 Tokens 51c ter, but when a fellow as blg ns fighting demon from Hobbs who arduous task of limbering up prop· / -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~e ~s gets out t~ere on the field complained of an injured thumb. erly. All candidates .for either the .SAVE ON -. 1t g1ves the slet:!pmg stands some- otJibway won the finals by default. f sb quad or the_ varsity ~ETTERIP. n---·--·----.. -.. --.. --··-·-·-·-·---·-·-·-"--j thing to yell about. Nine state entries c1assified in sftOuWR~ep;rt to Coach Johnny Dol- • • • YOUR MONTHLY MODERN nts: Air Your Opinions Here l heavy division. zadelli. Beauty Service BIGBEE'S 160 pound scrapper, lost ALLOWANCE BY Majors' Club To Give by a close decision ln the SHELL SERVICE Enjoy the Cold Winter round. Jack knocked his CAMPUS $ Wl'rH YOUR Waffle and Sausage S;UfJper/~:;~:,~e~opponent down three times in the PHONING 54 BEAUTY WORK STATION first frame but lost tho last t"o Intramural Bridge with A waffle -and sausage dinner is stanzast according to the referee's Pl1one 795 1700 E. Central in store_ for the new initiates and decision. Ready To Start tial Flower Bed pledges to the Majors' club. The Trujillo also lost by a close Our products are priced to f1atte1· your budget. 1802 E. Cantral CAMPUS$ colors to be carried out are che:rry 1.., • .,,.... Intramural bridge t6urney is nncl silver. The decorations will By winning the. state contest, ready to begin within the next two submit the following in the- "Air Your Opinions'' GAS HEAT Prevailing cut-rate prices on all standard lines. inciude waffle irons and coffee urns O'Jibway is eligible for the regional dnyst Cy Perkins nnnounc_ed· Mon~ Here We Go Again . • • at each end of the Student Union ln Denver April 2·3-4. Re· day, It is to be an intramural ' year of the Coronado Cuarto Centeimial all New basement ]ounge. winners go to Boston, 'Mass., double elimination affair with 14 ·t. Why not the University? Strangeiy enough, it Four registered pharmacists. Fol)d and decorations committee the AAU finals. gt·ou:ps represented, by means of a floWer garden. consists of Florence Pierson, Mar_i- The organiZed social Sororities r bed in front of the Administration buiJding is an GIVEN BROS. CAIIIPUS .DOLLAR • ana Averill and Christine Beech. GOLF SCHEDULE and £rntei'llitiea on the Hill that e state $Ull symbol in flowers~ A suggested plan The dub is open to all majors ai1d lmve entered nrc Kap_pa Sigma, 14 WITH EVERY 't of tha symbol in yellow calendulas of the radio The Florslteint Store'; I minors in the Physical Education March 17 or 18 (tentative) Uhi Omega, Alpha Chi Omega, Pi rojecting from the sun could be ln red salvia of the 312 W. Cantrnl PURCHASE depnrtinent. The party will be University of Colorado, Kappa Alpha, Alpha Delta Pi, Kap· The rest of the garden should be in grass for n SUN DRUG COMPANY Albuquerque Gas & 1 Wednesday, !\larch a, at 5 o'elock. Boulder. pa Alpha, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Members to attend the party Sigma Phi Epsilon, Sigma Chi and BRIGGS and SULLIVAN, Props Get Campu,a $'s nl;v would Improve the appearance of tho campus FRED MACKEY'S are Helen Currier, Betty ll,urton, 'rENNIS Phi Mu. :ebrating the Centennial jn the approved colors. 400 West Central Here Bitlye Averill, Florence 'Piersoni Other organiztions to compete 209 W. Central Electric Company IEda Anderson, Christine Beech, April 27, University of Ari• will be the Town Independents, Edward S. Trinkle, Dorothy Gordon nnd Margery zona, Tucson. Yatoko. hall, Hokona hall and the ------"-~·-···------·--,~---~·-·------...- t.,._ _..______. £+---..-...-·-··----·--:...... Smlth. , Town club. U· ... ------+

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New Ensemble Bearded Males Are Latttst Spring Means* Clear Skies, Bombers and Marriage • • • and the Ball • • • NEW MEXICO LOBO ..____St,__o_c_t_a~j Afwn WiDiom~ Wrinkle In Glamour Boys Publication of the Associated Students of the University of New Mexico Fort~Jon-Pol»Ularity Piddye 1\'lar~hant-Popularity ---- By F~ed Ye"'get • This ,thing of excellenc~, this Piddye1s 21 and her hair is ~tth~ Dy)••»t tbe weel<-end with Gov. Jopn " 1 · i president of the- Coronado club At wedding date fol' the mnl'l'lnge , :Miles at the Governor's )liJmsiou age. This blac;k~hai;ed the Gulf, their all to d~ve cpmg s lky its meeting on FridA-y afternoon. Miss .Anne LUcM an(l M).". Do;nn.ld Santa Fe, I"'""""" has eyes that are at olice a PiUdye ia 1"pleaEHl,nt, but devilish/' ado:r.·nments. . . ~~. Niek Jeantet was chosen vic'e~ Gere, both g:r.-aduates ~f the Univer­ and bright btowp., She stands likes all .spo:rt1h ~speciuUy basel;mll Engineers Jl.l'e :r.•atstng, thmr president'; Salvador Chavez, secre .. ~ity of New Mexi~o las~ year, scant 5 feet 2 in~hes and weighs and daflnitely dislikes senfoo!ls and beards as th~ result pf a ultmlntum. t~l'Y-trea~m:er· Cleton Duran pub- Miss Luc!\13 is a membe1· of Kappa 100 ;pounds aft~r f.\ tu:rkey diiJ.n~r. anobs. She is n light opera :fan delivered by a .committee for the Hcity agentj 1 Orlando utiVarrl, 1 11 Kappa Gammn~ and Mr. Gere a Her disposition is lively, not fie~·y. and likes th-e ever popular ~Fi,gn.l'o of b:r.gger and better chairman pf the ~chola-rship contw Mirage Ball Gates To Swing Out Saturday member of Fi Kf.lppa .Alpha~ She likes hor:ae.s, dogs, sailing, and "9nly a Rose/' Favorite :food beards, who have decreed that no mittee· and Nick Jeantet chairman 11 f. Mr. Gere is now a. law ~tudept Misses Mary Tohnl\n, J qhnrtie ;B. and dancing, She deft.- (s niCe, fat juicy ste~ks;'' flower engineer. shall sh~ve, their facial of festivities. ' n.t George Washington university, und Beat:r.ice Bnca, all of tall people who r=.it is the Ame1•ican beauty rose, and unt1l 8~. Patnck s. da~. , The meet~ng WD.fl held in the of l1er in the theatre, Fa~ thinks he-man Gary Cooper is to;ps. The K. A. s are culhvating thetr lounge of the Student Union build- Washington, D. C, He will return~~::~·:~~ hall, spe:nt last weekend music is popular, favorite Piddye says her chat)ces ale 1 in beards in preparation fo-r their ing Senate Calls Meeting to Albuquerque fo:v tho wedding and I, in Belen. BETWEEN THE LINES ia G. Mille1• and likes the a 100 o:r more, and .attributes Djx)e ball. As a re- ' Students To Name Popularity Queen; then the couple will go to Washing- pllohtti,~e not~a Qf • ulndian Sum .. popularity to plea;'!antness and sult of th~se. activities the "too~ ton whel'e they will make their Macy Louise McDonuld Qf I home. IHok

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VIVIAN BOSWELl., operator CLAUVE TO ATTEND at tbe busy switobboard of Cbicq(lo".s Stevep.a Hotel, Univer.sity of New Mexico's an­ largest iB ~he world1 tukea nua.l Mirage Beauty .Ball takes the time ou~ to enjoy a Chest• campus spotlight Saturday 11ight erf!~ld. from 9 until 12 o'clock jn the Stu~ CHEST~RFIELD is Am~riM'I dent Uuion ballroom, Busie$t Cigafette bcoallt~ Upon entering the Student Union it's Coolcr·Smokiog, Bot• foyer, students will be handed a. ter·Tastiog sod Definitely Milder. Mrs. Bess Curry Redman, assist;.. ballot for eloetion of the Popularity ant professor of voice .and music Queen. Candidates arc Hnz'E!l Fort­ theory, anncunces program. son, Jean Hill, Edn Anderson1 Boo Jnmiaon, PhJdye Marchant and Marty Hood.

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1 Rodey, Keller to Give I l Recital March 13 March 13 has been selected the date- :for the joint reeital to given by Maria-Elise Rodey, vi<,Jin. I Jst, and Walter Keller, pianist. Il .re~ital will be given on that I Unionning in b~ilding. the ballroom Botl> o~~:t~h:~·~!:~:~:: I members of the music j iaeulty. Mrs.. Rod¢y studied vlolin ASK FOR CHESTERFIELD.

Auer,the Hungarian~~~if£:~~::!:~~~[~ and the I linm Remy. :Mr. lirlavs /)e/i"nite/v Ali/o'er at the University <>f India:na and later did fellowship work with Er~ CO<;>LER-SMOKING nest Hutcheson ut the- .luilliard Foundation. BETTER-TASTING CIGARETTE Bookstore Survey Exposes Call for all the good things you want Men's Feminine leanings ~~ in a cigarette .•. Chesterfield has them.

University Bookstore• m;~:;~:l COOLNESS, •• Chesterfields are Cooler by A>:chle Westfall, has 61 to light a very interesting fact, l3y MIL()NESS ••• Chesterfields are Definitely Milder putting on the sample counter -free 'TUY UD TI116S FDI YOUR LIDS" TASTE ••• Chesterfields Taste Better copies of the magazine; Glamour, W~rt &'kith ate ~hotf, hosiery tntJ~t Lc he has shown tbat the average 1-rn.­ llgh~ o.nJ Rollins aptfng 4:olors nte ternity man !s as interested in gt:r}'cr ,1uu\ ever. Yllu wd[ like tltl! In size, in shape, in the way they glamour as the most channing of bTcndln[t quabUeil oi ''Bubble Cofou'' burn, everything about Chesterfield. the women on the campus. with. ihtllr smori underloncs o1 mnuv:t • In an exhaustive survey, a re~ roat. clear rosc, goiJ nnJ ttm-Jlnuc:drt~ makes it the cigarette thatsatisl:i.es. You potter found that more copies of 1l.aJc~ 1luu nu:!nll oo ntllch to tltl.t lm• thi~ Esquire for women ended up in port V.. o£ your coJII.rlrtll' can't buy a better cigarette. the :froternlty houses thon in the sorority houses. Oh Johnnyl Do You Enjoy Stud1llli'T 1t notJ c:onsult- · MOSIER'S SMART Dr. Chester F. Bebber OPTOMETRIST SHOP SullO 2"4·205 Son.ohlne llldg. 1 G15 West Central hesterfield

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