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liant :McLeish Dunbar, who has been organize the art department of tmmer Students Ready Dean St. Clair a professor of architecture at Scrip;ps College, California, during Cornell University ;for the past 15 which time he headed the a:rt de" T~~ SUMM~R ~LOBO o Study Hard or Hardly Study Congratulates years. partment there. Dunbar is a fellow in the Ameri- UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO By Paul Kircher Publications Board can Institute of Architecture, ln Cricket, the famed English Edited and P~:~blished by the Journalism Class hum-summ.er school starts, FASHION PREVIEW 1931 he was granted .a four years' game, is a popular student sport re is a lot of hard work, while * * Health Improved; leave of absence :from Cornell to at Mount Angel College. VoL. IX ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1939 No.2 •b(ldy else is loafing around in Fights Philistines at the seashore, or the world~s . We're going to study, study, A t!!legJ."am to the Publications Heads Mexico Trip '• Yessir, we're really going to BoaJ."d from D).'. George St. Clair, w ball this summer. former head of the Englif;;h depart­ ENJOY A COMFORTABLE SUMMER! Pool Opens for Summer Bert Sandovol Elected course, we may find time to ment and dean of the College of over to the swimmin' pool in Fine Arts, reads as follows: Lfternoon, and maybe pick up "Congratulations for good year Carefree I Students and Professors Summer Session Prexy I le more tan on the three inches and for election of good man for CHOOSE 1r arms tltat haven't any yet. next year stop Thanks Publications SPORTS. FROM at is too strenuous, a nice nap Board for chee1·ing telegram stop STROMBERG'S ..-.-.-.-..-.-.------·-·------.·-·-·-·-·-·---·-· COMPLETE Dolzadelli Asks Help Butler, Carroll Named ~ the trees always gets you in I began to imprQVO immediately on BETWEEN THE LINES Spanish Department ~ood :for real concentration. receiving it stop Much of my life WEAR STOCK l. I .....,.,....- •...... - ..- ...... - ..- ...-.--·-·al'o In Enforcing Regulations Vice-President, Secretary Ltcrmelon time will soon be has been devoted to creating friends Opens Laboratory That saves the trouble of for spiritual values; what remains A student came into the Lobo ': ing your ears :for a couple of I shall dedic~te to fighting their FEATURING ••• "ARROW" office with a piece of publicity for University swimming pool is Bert Sandova1, senior, was elected hs, Cool watermelon-urn yum. enemies. an organization to which she b~ open for swimming, diving, and For Summer Session student body president of the sum- ''Saint.'' and o McGREGOR BRANDS longed. She emphasized the or- other water sports for th~ summer e pretty school marms will be ganizations worthiness for publi- sessions to students, faculty, and Laboratory practice periods in mer session in the elections on the td, looking for adventure in LITTLE. GIRL bonnet of Dr. St. Clair was one of the most A white straw with long ribbon city because of its democratic at- their immediate families, Coach reading, writing, and speaking campu~ last week. ig city. It will be nec:essary to streamers, as highlighted in Har· popular professors ever to teach on titude toward membership. Johnny Dolzadelli announced Spanish opened at the Univerl!ity Lewis Butler, sophomore, was them out, but we can always per's Bazaal' £or May, • the University campus. He recently LEISURE Natural and deep-tone· along a book or two. AnyWay, suffered a breakdown in health and combinations. Cool, com- Nothing could be given greater Thursday. Monday at 2 o'clock in Hodgin 5. chosen vice-president, and Julia SUITS ,fortable :fabrics. s~ess at the University than a Hours the pool may be used are The laboratory sessions, open to Carroll, education senior was conversation is so elevating. CAMPUS SWIMMING POOL-- was rushed to Be1·keley1 Calif., lay it all starts. The only OPEN FOR SEASON where the lower altitude is more $3.50 to $8.00 truly tolerant, cosmopolitan atti- 1\rondays and Tuesdays from 4 to all University students of Spanish named to serve as secreta~-treas- le is that people don't appre- favorable to heart action. tH.ude o;fn the part oft thtethstudents. 6 o;clockk, TWhednedsdays fdromF .2d to Professor A. L. Campa who is andb :to ~heb gene~! Albuquerque urer. ere Ollr races mee a e cross- 6 o c1 oc , . urs ays an r1 ays d' ct· fi ld . . . pu 11c, w1 11 e contmued tomorrow how hard we work in summer The campus swimming pool, ia- Hi~ plaee as ?ean of the Colle~e Ire mg e session m Spamsh · · . roads of three great cuit ures-th e f rom 4 to 6, and Saturdays from 10 . Au t at 2 o'clock and each week there- Compebng Candidates 1. verite spot of University of New of Fme Arts will be taken by Wll- SPORT SHIRTS 111 Mexico students on hot summer l,_.,_.,_,_,_, ___ ,_,_, __ ,+ SPORT SLACKS Me~ican, the Americ~n, and the to 6 o'clock. gus ' after on Mondays and Tuesdays at Sandoval had a good mar~in of $1.00 to $2.00 $1.50 to $8.50 Indmn. Here outstandmg students Swimmers must obtain swim- the same hours. votes over John P. Cheney Jesse days, has been thoroughly cleaned I have come to. promine~ce from ming tags before being admitted to r Ot~er ~tudy opportunities jn Harwell, and John McMulle~, other { for It and is ready for another heavy sea- CASH AND CARRY Negro, Angebcan, Jewish, and the pool, Dolzadelli said. Spamsh will be afforded by a field- candidates for president. Butler son of use by summer school tner- Committee Slates Mexican stock. . He asked that students co-oper- ~tudy session in Mexico City dur- won over Ruben Cobos to become --- men and mermaids, according to 20%0 Off you don't see what you want, the Athletic Department. The Lobo can grant 1ts hearty ate with him in the following rules• Activities Program mg August. Students may make second in command and Miss Car- l support to organiza~ions . ;vhich Before entering the pool, each the Mexico City trip by auto w!th roll"' beat out Lu~y Knight and or it, is a good rule for sum- · l I promote the democratic spJrJt, swimmer must take a soap showe).' A summer school activity Prof. A. L. Campa of the Spamsh Herdon Hill for the secrctazy- ;ession students. Eastside Campus Big Shot and stand in the foot bath for the progt·am, said to be the most tdep.artm. t ent, or. they1 dmay go by treasurer post. the course you wished to take Teachers' Musi·cal I Cleaners That a drunk leads a charmed count of ten. ram a a specm stu ent rate of Emmanuel Schifani, who was 1t listed in the catalog, the 1: ' QUAUTY MEN'S WEAR elaborate in several years, b t 4!25 ;f th d 3rsity is willing to organize Supplies 1 4-Hour Service life was verified the other day when Persbns with cold sk' 'nf was announced early this a ou o;o or e roun trip. nominated for president and ional courses if a number of Day or Night 309 WES'l' CENTRAL it was learne

------~~~--~-'~--~'~·-~-·-· 'lge Two THE SUMMER LOBO Friday, June 16, 1939 Friday, June 16, 1939 THE SUMMER LOBO Pa,ge Tlwee Dormitories Popular Sub Fountain to Close Teaches at T. U. THE SUMMER LOBO Meet ''Donald's Cousin Gus'' at q o'Cloclc Today University Publishes History Of UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO • Dormitories are enjoying greater popularity as living quartet·s this So that more students m!ly be Edited and Published by the Class in Journalism summer thar. ever pefore. Fifty Years of University able to partake of free hash llt the About twice as many men are student body picnic, the Student EY:N'OLDS JOHNSON -·---.,------·· ------Editor occupying the men':~ dormitories as Union building- fountain and kitch­ 'ILLIAM COLBY ------.. ------Business Manage1· last summer, and Hol~ona .lmll for en will be closer after 5 p, m, Fri­ women is filled to capacity. day, Lewis Butler, assistant soda "our Dollar Buys Twice • jerker at the Sub fountain an­ Students should be awm·e that they are being served by nounced Thursday. weekly campus newspaper that costs them absolutely Dthing. CLEARANCE We who have had some experience with newspapers 1ink, it is a good newspaper. We think it is a better Summer SUIT SALE obo'than you have ever had here. We know that each issue ives you almost twice as many stories as previous Lobos be­ We a1'e selling ~.11 mse each story is cut to a minimum of space. New Spring and Cost of publication is shouldered entirely by downtown :lvertisers who realize that about a thousand students are Summ& Young ~gistered here, many of whom come from small New Mexico Men's Suits at 1wns where money cannot be spent as advantageously as in lbuquerque. They know that one of the reasons many Newest of Walt Disney's inimitable characters to reach the screen ~achers come to summer school is that they and their fam­ is Gus Goose, who makes his debut in "Donald's Cousin Gus." ies can purchase goods and services here which they cannot His main traits are impregnable cheerfulness and an unlimited appetite for Donald Duck's hospitable menus. To keep up with­ 33~% ~tat home. · and hasten-mealtimes Gus carries an alarm clock that rings a We do not ask that you patronize Lobo advertisers to the "' dinner bell, too often. ·• OFF :elusion of other merchants. But we do ask that you con­ der them equally with others and, if possible, first. We are ------:------! $22.50 1le to serve you with this newspaper only because of them. Sandia Rim Jaunt leaves Kermit Hill, alumnus, is teach- Suits $15.00 ing at Harrington junior l1igh 27.50 Suits 18.34 If you buy from a merchant which helps a campus insti- T t 10 o·c· I k school. tion, your dollar buys twice. . omorrow a 0( 24.50 Suits 16.34 35.00 Suits 23.34 Revisits Campus Students taking the Sandia Rim eth Vouches Free After 33 Years excursion, the f)rst of the series of SerYing U. N. l\1, College University-sponsored summer ses- Get a New l\len for Twenty Years •to f D T C D sion trips, will leave the Univer- eed at Student viSl rs o rs. . . anne11 y . Summer Hair and A. s. 'White of the government s1ty campus at 10 a. m., Saturday, department over the week-end John H. Feth, of Lhe extension di­ Style ody Picnic were Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Hagan vision, announced Tuesday. SPITZMESSER,S and son John. Excursionists will meet in front at the Free 7ats, drinks, and entertain- Hagan made his first visit to AI- of Sara Raynolds Hall before ten Clothes You Are ~nt will be offered at the first buquerque when as a boy, in 1906, , k 'rJ ., h f th VARSITY SHOP Proud to Wear 1dent body picnic of the summer h fi ' t · th t o c 1oc · le .,. 1 ·50 c arge or e e was reman on a rmn a • • . 105 Harvard Ph. 2823 >siort Friday afternoon at• Rio brought in 'the Ringling Brothers trip mcludes both transportation 103 West Central BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS -ande Park, Jack Feth of the circus. He was since decorated for and lunch. The group will return ~~~~~~;;;;~~;.b·~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;~;j 1iversity extension division an- bravery in the World War. about 6 o'clock. • • For AU Occasions unced Wednesday. · Hagan remarked on the growth ------CUT FLOWERS, CORSAGES, BLOOl\IING PLANTS "Pueblo on the Mesa," a book on R d Pr Car passengers will meet in of the University since 1906. the first fifty years of the Univer- Dick Upton, who became a cap­ BRIDAL BOUQUET ------··----- $2.50.up ecor ogram mt of .Sara Raynolds ball and tain in the United States Army OPEN SEASON ON sity of New Mexico, is off the press. For Summer Session ~ve the campus at 4 o'clock. BRIDESMAID BOUQUET ------Sl.50_up after leaving the University about JUNIOR CORSAGES ------$1.00 A recreational program has been Between the Lines 1918 recently visited Albuquerque. 1nned by John Dolzadeli, Soila 1 SUNSHINE FLORAL COMPANY .nchez, and Ruth Campbell of the (Continued from Page 1) OPEN SANDALS THE ,, U.versity physical education de- assins, Fat men drive in in short SECOND &.COPPER HANG OUT! I rtment, Feth said. Grub will be pants, loud shirts, and smoked Fashion Musts! Telephone 1840 lhed out at 6:30 o'clock, he added. glasses. Little boys wear chaps cool drinks Students unable to mee£ at the and toy six-guns. W 4 V 4 4 t + W + + W 4 V f + 4 W + 4 4 U U 4 ; 4 I , 'pointed time may reach the park Native New Mexico towns are Cooling, Comfort­ •...... sandwiches · the East-West C~ntral bus.. usually mod(ll'Jl little villages until ~he summer sess1on committee they start catering to tourist trade. able Sandles, so lunches m charge of arrangements, Then the citizenry don western A Cool Convenient Spot for boots and shtieking shirts and start Necessary for dinners Violet Hoffman; alumna, was riding horses. Particular Summer Outfits! YOUR BEAUTY WORK board by pt busy during the· state lcgisla- Well, it's a good thing tl1ere are About Your re session with regisLration work lots of romantically-inclined out­ the month l' the lawmakers. siders to keep us natives typical. SHIRTS? MODERN BEAUTY SERVICE FLORENCE "FLOSSIE" BOONE If you like shirts washed sparkling clean, then 1802 East Central Phone '195 finjshed satin smooth_: KNOCK OFF A COOL AFTERNOON send them to the Sanitary. The Sanitary has just ...... at the installed the most mod­ ern shirt finishing equip­ Dressy - Sport - ment--insuring the very finest work. Next Huarache Styles SUNSHINE time, send your laundry FRI. THRU MON. Blacks, Whites, KiMO LEGRANDE to the Sanitary. SAT. TIIRU TUES Tans, and Combina­ DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, Jr. SPECIAL tions. It's hard to "MAN OF CONQUEST'' BASIL RATHBONE CLEANING believe such good with in When it gets too hot to study, For Summer looking sandals RICHARD DIX • JOANE FONTAINE "THE SUN Clothes GAIL PATRICK NEVER SETS" drop in and enjoy a cool can be so low Have your light summer summer cocktail clothing cleaned the priced! ...... ·············• •...... • Sanitary way and you'll .,~~~~~~~~MM~~~•• ~.~•n•n•~·~·~·~•r•~••n•n•n•~·~·~·~•r••~•n•n•~·~·~·~•r•~··~•n•~·~·~·~·~·~··• actually SEE the difference. Light suits [jrruieALVARADO I and dresses come back LOBO sparkling like new. SAT. • SUN. - 1\ION. Mickey Rooney - Walter Connolly '*'~~'.,. -~---- !=rank, Ceci~ ancl Dick SANITARY in Luncheons Dinners Buffet Service 923 South Seeond Phone 481 · Laundry & Dry Cleaners ''HUCKLEBERRY FINN" 700 N. Broadway. Ph. 804 •.... ······ ...... • For Reservations, Call3600

1 1 J ------~~--~----~------Jw------• , I t • • • + 1 'I t • • • • t t t f • • t t * t t t • ·t • • # • 0 t I 0 ' t i t • t ;, I e 1- • •• • . I t t t t t t t • i • t 4 ;· t t t • ~ge ·Four 1'HE SUMMER LOBO l.<'rida.y, June 16, 1939 )ames Entertain BAZAAR PREVlEW Drunk Spends Quiet On fiarried Women * j Night -.....------l* Girl's Dormitory Balcony The N\lw Mexico Chapter of TI-lE SUMMER LOBO ames entertained :l'or married >men students at tea Wednesday One D}an bas achieved the im- tory's first male overnight guest UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO om 3 o'clock to 5 o'clock in south possible-he spent a night at Ho- was found snoozing in the water okona hall, WiVes and mothers kona ball, gutte1· on the balcony. Edited and Published by the Journalism Class ' students who are temporarily It was past midnight when a co. cated in Albuquerq11e also at­ ed returned to the girl's dormitory Six Orders of Nuns Turn nded . VOL, IX ALBUQUERQUE, I'iEW MEXICO, FRIDAsY, JUNE 23, 1939 No.3 after a dance to flnd a strange man Coeds for Summer Session Receivin~, were l\1rs. Floyd Gay, nonchalantly smoking a pipe in ce-president, and past presi­ ·.·.-....- ...... - ...- ...- ...·.·-· .... ~--·-· her room. Donnelly to Speak mts, Mrs. Eldred Harrington, Fourteen nuns representing six :rs. L, C. Coffey, and Mrs. J, F. The girl screamed .. orders have enrolled for summer BETWEEN THE LINES Anthropology Group Summer Activities Slate eynolds, They were assisted by "Sh'h, said the prowler as he session. [rS, Raymond Spruill, Mrs. Bennie wobbled on his feet. "I'~ kinda This .group. consists of ~is~ers Arrives In Mexico p . y . d p oto, Mrs. W. L. Jackson, Mrs. t'1 ht b t 1 . h . · f l" of Char1ty, S1sters of Bened1ctme, lanche Mitchell, Mrs. Stephen g ' u sur(;! am av~ng un Sisters of Mercy, SisteJ::S of Lot- To Begin Excavation resents . ane rogram ·onzales, and Mrs. J. P. Cason, After much persuasion, the etta and the Franciscan and Dom­ d.runk l~ft the co_-cd's. room to con- inic~n orders. The president, Mrs, Fred Barela, The anthropology e;cposition un- Edits Quarterly attending the University of tmue h1s snoopmg m the north ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;~ hall. He was finally cornered by der the supervision of Dr. Donald Dances, Folk Festivals, lorth Ca1•olina with her husband the dorm's house mother. tis summer. Do You Enjoy Studying? D . .Brand, head of the University A chase followed, but the inter­ Excursions Promised if not consult Department of Anthropology, ar- loper escaped through an upstairs DR. CHESTER. F. BEBBER. 1 window, and Hokona hall slept Browsing Room" to' Be Optometrist )pened at Library again. Morning came, and the dormi- Suite 204-205, Sunshine Bidg, Efforts· at furnishing a "Bl·ow­ ing Room" opposite the main desk r--:-··-··-.. -.. -...... ·-·-·-··--·-·- .. -·----u-.. -·--i 1 the library are getting under ~E nostalgic charm of';' summ~r evening Is reflected by this roman. my, Miss Wilma Shelton, Univer­ T ):lC dress of ,bl uc and wh}te flowered silk organza, with a quaint laced ity librarian, announced Thurs­ bod1ce and a slc1rt flounced 1n three tiers, as featuted In Harper's Bazaar I THE LIBERTY CAFE I ay. ~w~ . The room will introduce many ------·-----;------J IS THE PLACE TO GO FOR j ooks on subjects for which there SpanJ·sh Le· cture Miss Helen Stamm, alumna, is Lunches • Sandwiches J ; not room on th students regular employed at the art museum in I • ch~ule, Miss Shelton said. It Santa Fe. 1 • Dinners • Drinks j lin be attempted to assemble 2,500 Series Opens ,f the best books for people of all .ges here, she added. The :room is to be completely Spanish lecture program fea- urnished with open boo~ shelves, tul'ing outstanding authorities in L--~~~-_j :hairs, davenports, rugs, Venetian Spanish and Hispanic language 1Jinds, and drapes. · and literature opened Tuesday night at Hodgin 1 with a talk on Every Saturday Night "El Tipo Espanol," by Dr. H. whm·e it's. cool SWIM IN STYLE ~tudents May Produce Chono11 Berkowitz, nationally fam­ Experimental Play ous lecturer from the University of at Wisconsin. B. V. D. Swim Trunl{s :f . Poss'bTty1 1 1 d . . Dr. Berkowitz is an authority . • .o pro ucmg an or!- on modern Spanish literature, es- ~ma1 experimental play was con- p · 11 th k f B •t p· Selva's $1.95 • $2.95 • $3.95 0 sidered by a group of students in- Ge~~ y ~ •;~r · d em ~ e~ehz Straight East on terest.ed in dramatics meeting Wed- a los an e mo ern pams nes d ay mg• ht at R o dey hall, Eddie. noveTh . 1 . • • Central Sharp dr m t' . t ·a e ecture series IS open to all • d a a ICS ms ru.cor, Sal · University Spanish students as Music by • Wed nes ay. ll . Wheth t th • b we as the general public of Albu- er or no e p1 ay \Vl11 e querque The Varsity Club attempted depends on the number ' of people interested, he added. ------Albuquerque's Most Two Dances Scheduled Popular Dance Fred Mackey's, Inc. Orchestra 220 West Central Driverless Auto Makes The Varsity Club orchestra will Student Miss Class ~i~e~{ ~nf~!o~~ir~:~ce ~~d~t;, ·~·~·;;;;. ;;;;. ;;;.:;;.:;;.;:;;::;.;;;;:.:;. ;;;. ;;;;. ~-;;;.;;;;;;.~.;;;;.~.;:;;;.;;;. ;;;. ;;;.~~~~.~-~.;. ;. ;.~.;.;.~.~~;. ~-~-~·~·~-2- ;;;~.~-~·~·~-~-~.;;;~;.~.~-~-~-~.;;;;;;~~-~·~·~· A student from south Hokona J~ne 23, fr~m 9 to 12 o'clock. Ad~ hall · d t' t h' m1ttance Will be by student aeti- mtsse a prac 1ce eac mg vity tickets. class and an automobile Wednes- Another such dance will be held day morning. on Fl'iday, July 'T. After a frantic call to police and ~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~. a search, the car was located two blocks down on Central avenue UNIQUE ~o You Know? where it had coasted. Sandwich Shop The machine crashed into a tree damaging the tree and a front 2130 E. Central Who was responsible for the founding of the University? wheel. .. + •• t ...... , ... Where the first University Building stands~

0 Who was responsible for ''Pueblo Architecture"? The PLACE! What is the most unusual spot on the campus? What Was "Jumbo? • For Lunches and Dinners An the Answe1·s a1·e in • For Cokes and Sandwiches • Twenty-Four Hour Servil!e Pueblo on the Mesa 168 pages $2.00 •Beer and Light Wines I l.• At the CHARLIE'S PIG STAND THE UNIVERSITY PRESS Phone 1632-W Across :from "U"

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