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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Associated Students of the University of Montana (ASUM) at ScholarWorks at University of Montana. It has been accepted for inclusion in Montana Kaimin, 1898-present by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks at University of Montana. For more information, please contact [email protected]. MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY, MISSOULA, MONTANA Z400 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25,1938. VOLUME XXXVII. No. 37 Interscholastic Sorority Rushing Split Campus Reverend Warford Resigns WHO’S T r a ck D a tes To Be Allowed After March 1 University Religion Position In the News Are Changed 9 9 Joyce Roberts, president, an Pastor Will Devote Time to Congregational Church; • • nounced yesterday that Pan- Has Been Faculty Member Four Years Saturday, May 14, Will Be hellenic council will allow rush­ ing and pledging March 1 for As Professor of Theology Concluding Day the rest of the school year. Entertainer Reverend O. R. Warford has resigned his position as inter­ Of Meet Women who have not yet paid the Panhelienic rushing fee may church pastor to students and director of the Montana School Saturday, May 14, will be the do so March 1 and any time after of Religion. His resignation will become effective June 10. final day of track meet this year that date. According to pledg­ The professor of religion is withdrawing from his duties on instead of Friday as in previous ing rules, there must be no ■^the campus in order that he may years, Dr. J. P. Rowe, chairman of pledging until three days after devote all of his time to the pastor­ the track meet committee, an­ the rushee has paid the Pan- Freshman Rules ship of the University Congrega- nounced. The boys’ tennis finals hcilenic fee. To Be Enforced tional church. will be run off Saturday from 9 to At a meeting of the council Warford came to Missoula in 1 and the Little Theater contest Wednesday night it was decided November, 1931, as pastor of the will be that evening. By AWS Board to make a general revision of Ex-Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden (above) wins two University Congregational church. High school superintendents and the handbook before the present university supporters for every one favoring Prime Minister Upon the resignation Of Reverend principals have suggested the members were replaced by new Neville Chamberlain (right) in a Kaimin symposium regard­ Virginia Lou Walters, AWS Jesse Bunch as inter-church pas­ change in dates for the Interschol­ representatives next quarter. president, announced yesterday tor, Warford was asked by the edu­ astic Track Meet, eliminating Wed­ ing the current Anglo-Fascist relationship brought on by Eng­ land’s world-startling about-face in policy. that by a decision of AWS execu­ cation boards of the Presbyterian, nesday entirely for the convenience tive board all infringements of Methodist and Baptist churches to of those schools located farther freshman women’s rules will assume the campus work in addi­ away. J. W. Howard Student Symposium Attests continue to be reported and defi­ tion to his responsibilities as pas­ "Not only will we have athletics, High Schools nite action taken to penalize the tor of the Congregational church. as track meet started out to be, but offenders. Temporary Position we will also have debate, declama­ Writes Article Anthony Eden’s Popularity Because the rules were made tion, Little Theater contest, golf, Are Offered The congregation ot the Univer­ in the attempt to keep up the tennis, and things that are of edu­ Student leaders split two-to-one bad for Eden—maybe too bad for sity church permitted their pastor For Magazine scholastic standing for AWS cational value so the high school yesterday on their opinions of England.” to assume the inter-church duties Jack Hogan Is In charge of Speaker List members, each sorority has of­ students can see what we have to justification for the resignation of Nonie Lynch, president of Spurs, “temporarily” in order that the re­ entertainment for the Newman offer here at the university," Dr. Anthony Eden, ex-foreign secre­ traced the background briefly. fered to co-operate in reporting ligious work On the campus could carnival Tuesday — see "Catholic Latest Issue of Journal infringements. The rules state Rowe said. tary in the Neville Chamberlain “The conservative English govern­ be continued. Warford became Meet,” page 4. Faculty Service Available that no freshman woman will be Friday morning there will be the Of Chemical Society cabinet. When asked what they ment differed greatly with Eden, inter-church pastor and director of allowed to have dates during the * * • • breakfast as usual. From 9:30 to Contains Treatise thought of Eden’s quitting the who demanded England keep her To Superintendents the Montana School of Religion week and that they shall be in 12 o’clock guides will show the prime minister, three students position as the No. 1 power of Eu­ For Graduation February 1, 1934. Coach by 10:30 o’clock on Sunday and visitors through the buildings on A scientific article prepared by placed major portion of the blame rope. England by this move has In offering his resignation, Rev. week nights and by 12:30 o’clock the campus. Department heads Dr. J. W. Howard appeared in the on the former foreign secretary. shown that it is no longer the lead­ Montana high schbols may again | Warford said: “It has been my on Friday and Saturday nights. will be asked to appoint people to February issue of the American Six people defended Eden. ( ing power of the world.” request faculty members to speak thought since going into campus Privileges may be granted act as guides. Chemical Society journal. The Characteristic of Eden’s attack­ Mickey J. Walsh, university at commencements, President work that as soon as the boards during spring quarter to those writer’s work follows along the ers was directness with which they freshman and friend of senators, George Finlay Simmons has an­ of the three co-operative denom­ women who have maintained a same lines as previous research replied. Joe McDowell, senior law­ said, “I believe that another feud nounced. The president’s office inations were able financially, I high scholastic average. Evans Achieves done by him and is entitled, “Addi­ yer, said “Eden had it coming to between the reactionaries and lib­ has sent lists of 14 available should resume a full-time rela­ tion of Chloroform and Bromo- him. What does he think this is, erals in England’s house of com- speakers with 27 speeches to prin­ tionship with the church, which Great Popularity form to Chlohobenzaldehyde and still the age of Jack-the-Giant- (Continued on Page Four) cipals and superintendents has always been my primary re­ Co-ed Chairman sponsibility. In Song World Tolualdehyde.” Kffler?” throughout the state. The chemistry professor’s article Ruth Christiani, junior in eco­ Speakers and their topics are: “It is extremely difficult, if not describes the preparation and prop­ nomics, sympathized with Cham­ Council Plans E. A. Atkinson, professor of psy­ To Lead March impossible, to do much as an inter­ Radio Award Winner to Appear erties of 20 new compounds. berlain’s position, “and I hope that chology, “A Psychological Arfalysis church pastor and at the same time In Student Union Theater George N. Stephens, ’34, assisted this far-sighted policy may con­ of Social Structure”; Dr. Ludvig Tomorrow Night be pastor of a local church. This Wednesday Night Dr. Howard in part of this work tinue to dominate international To Continue G. Browman, instructor in zoology, inherent difficulty was freely dis­ “Education at the Crossroads” and cussed at the meeting in St. Louis while doing graduate work here. politics.” Final Arrangements Complete; Wilbur Evans, who will sing The American Chemical Society Dave Clarke, senior lawyer, de­ “Landmarks of Science”; Mrs. when I agreed to assume leader­ Bid for life Tickets Now on Sale ship of the campus work to pre­ next Wednesday night in the journal'appears each month and fended the prime minister’s cause Mary Brennan Clapp, instructor in In Student Union Student Union theater, was a stu­ contains articles on research work with “Why shouldn’t Chamberlain English, “Fairy Tales” and “Col­ vent its being entirely discon­ dent of De Gogorza and Mme. done by chemists. smarten up and hang onto Unde lege Beginnings”; A. C. Cogswell, tinued. At that time I indicated I Student-Faculty Members Grace Nelson, chairman of Co­ Dagmar Rybner Barclay and made Dr. Howard, besides his work in Sam’s suspenders and let Anthony instructor in journalism, “Educa­ would endeavor to raise the spirit­ ed ball, will lead the Grand March his operatic debut in 1933 in "Tris­ the chemical journal, will submit Eden be ‘bullish’ if he wishes?” Will’Hear Speakers tion versus Propaganda”; E. L. ual tone on the campus by teaching at 10:30 o’clock tomorrow night in tan and Isolde” under Fritz Reiner directions for one of his prepara­ Freeman, professor of English, progressive religion, and by em­ Hec Edmundson is coach of the Hogan Defends Eden Discuss Fees the Gold room. Twelve dances with the Philadelphia orchestra. tions to C. H. F. Allen, director of “Old Virtues of New Times” and phasizing the student programs in Husky team which meets the Griz­ Jack Hogan, sophomore class are scheduled on the program, the separate churches. The concert will be the fourth of research for the Eastman Kodak Student-Faculty council took the “Will Education Save Democracy?” zlies tonight and tomorrow—see president,“sounded the war-cry for which begins at 9 o’clock. “Due to legal limitations, a school “Husky Contests Will Finish," a series of programs arranged by company. Allen requested the first step toward a new lease on James N. Holm, instructor in Chamberlain’s butchers. “I think Final arrangements have been of religion cannot have students page 3. the Missoula Community. Concert article to be included in a book life Tuesday night when delegates speech, “What Can We Do Today England should make no conces­ completed for the annual formal majoring in the department and * * * * association. called “Organic Synthesis,” which present decided to hear a series of (Continued on Face Four) sions to anyone. Eden had his prin­ event, Nelson announced this for that reason, even before com- Evans won the first Atwater will appear in the near future. speakers beginning with University ciples to uphold and the way the morning. Tickets are on sale in (Continued on Face Four) Opener Kent radio award from 50,000 con­ Auditor Kirk Badgley. thing turned out he took the only Mavericks Plan the Student Union office and pro­ testants. The problem of bringing to life Long Beach Mentor alternative. His foreign principles grams may be' obtained there also. were the only ones that England an organization which has been Spring Campaign Chaperons are President and Is Arizona’s Choice can carry out and still remain the described as “dead wood” occupied Drama Head Early Registration Mrs. George Finlay Simmons, boss of her empire. It looks too the quarter’s first session of the Fall Appeal Furnishes Pattern Dean and Mrs. R. H. Jesse, Dean The coaching situation at Ari­ discussion group. For Membership Drive and Mrs. J. E. Miller, Acting Dean Says Meeting To Start Monday zona university has been cleared President Tom Hazelrjgg sug­ Mary Elrod Ferguson, Dr. and Mrs. up and Doug Fessenden will re­ gested to delegates that speeches Plans were discussed for the G. D. Shallenberger, Dr. and Mrs, Students must present hand­ main at Montana State university. Last Contract on where campus funds go, accom­ Was Success spring quarter membership drive Harold Chatland, Dr. and Mrs. M. books and certificates for advanced The southern school selected Orian panied by mimeographed material C. Turney, Dr. and Mrs. Leon spring 4uarter registration on Landreth, Long Beach, California, covering the subject of each speech, at a Maverick club executive com­ For Sentinel Richards, Dr. and Mrs. A. S. Mer­ Monday and Tuesday. Actual reg­ high school mentor, to coach Ari­ would give council members some­ mittee meeting Wednesday night Montana Delegate Returns rill, Dr. and Mrs. James N. Holm, istration begins March 3 and con­ zona Brigadiers in 1938. thing solid to go on. in the Eloise Knowles room. Professor and Mrs. E. L. Marvin From Conference tinues until March 10, after which In regard to the position, Coach Is Awarded The question of publicity for the The drive will be similar to the and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bren­ the office will charge the late reg­ Fessenden said that he wants to group occupied a prominent place one conducted at the beginning of In Seattle this quarter. A calendar of activi­ nan. All housemothers have been istration penalty. stay here and coach what he thinks in the discussion. Members con­ ties for next quarter is being made invited. Appointments with advisers are will be his greatest eleven next Bessette Company in Butte sidered the point that students are Donal Harrington, director of being arranged in the registrar’s year. Will Print Yearbook, not aware of the activities and pur­ by the social committee. Activities Those or) the chaperon commit­ dramatics, stressed as “worthwhile office. If a student cannot meet Before their final decision, Ari­ poses of the council. Miss Lucia B. left on this quarter’s calendar are tee are Olive McLeod, chairman; in exchange of ideas” the meeting his appointment, he must arrange zona’s executives had cut the list Smith Says Mirrielees mentioned the fact that a mass meeting March 7, and the Peggy Carrigan, Virginia Barrett, of the Northwest Theater confer­ for another at the office imme­ of prospective coaches to fill Tex the council’s purpose is to meet social committee tentatively plans Patricia Brennan and Betty ence in Seattle from which he has diately after he receives his cards. Oliver’s place from 72 to two. LaRue Smith, editor of the 1938 monthly for discussion of problems a party within the next two weeks. Schultz. just returned. Sentinel, Wednesday awarded its in which both students and faculty Harrington, only Montana dele­ printing contract to Bessette Print­ are concerned. gate, told of his meeting with other, Joyce Roberts, Panhellcnic presi­ Missionary Sees No Peace ing company of Butte. The print­ Campus Congress Reaches representatives of the non-profes­ dent, announces open rushing—see ing order is the fourth and final sional theater from Washington, “Sorority Rushing,” page 1. contract for the yearbook. Line Will Speak Oregon, Idaho, Utah, California In World on Present Basis Proofs of fraternity and sorority No Decision on Debate Topic and British Columbia, to hear pictures must be returned to the At Two Meetings speakers, attend plays and discuss First photographers by Tuesday, Smith, problems. Dr. T, T. Brumbaugh, Wesley Foundation Director, Great Falls, emphasized yesterday. Problem of Training Workers for Federal Projects “Everyone was interested in the Says Co-operation of Nations, Distribution Deadline for taking fraternity and Dean R. C. Line will travel to Of State Must Be Done in Montana, dramatics at Montana,” said Har­ sorority pictures is past, and those Great Falls tomorrow where he According to Affirmative rington, “especially in what was Of Resources Is Essential who failed to make or to keep ap­ will give two speeches. The dean referred to as our mature selection pointments will be omitted. of the School of Business Adminis­ The problem of training workers for federal projects in of plays, the size of our programs “We will have no world peace without a new order of world Almost all business ~and adver­ tration will talk first before the and the Intense student interest. co-operation and distribution of natural resources and mar­ tising work for the Sentinel is com­ annual sales banquet of the Mon­ Montana has to be accomplished in Montana, said the affirma­ “Always excepting the Univer­ kets,” said Dr. T. T. Brumbaugh, Japanese director of the plete, according to Ty Robinson, arch Lumber company and sec­ tive speakers at Campus Congress Wednesday night. No vote sity of Washington, where dra- Kalispell, business manager. The ondly before the Great Falls re­ Wesley Foundation and Japanese correspondent for the Chris­ was taken on the question, “Should our university meet th e! matics is a complete department, editorial staff has finished more tailers’ meeting. His subject is demand for trained workers inf------1"18"* other dele*ates as tian Century and Zion Herald^; “Price Control and Its Effect on ‘equal to the American chewing- than half of the layouts and has propaganda such a plan would re- to how to start such student inter­ magazines, at convocation Tuesday the Consumer.” public service?” gum bill for one year. Remove all sent 50 pages to the engravers. lease,” said Eugene Mahoney, Ana-1 est elsewhere." morning. “Japan is a victim of the Dean Line spoke to the Bitumi­ “The cost of such a training pro­ sources of friction that might pos­ Remaining photography cqpsists conda, negative. Largey MacDon- ( Due to the illness of scheduled war and the West’s imperialism,” nous Coal commission in Billings gram would be small at first, be­ sibly cause conflict with the Far mainly of group pictures. aid, other negative speaker, sub-{speaker Barry Clark, conference he said. “My moral sympathies last Friday and to the Montana cause the problem is largely one Eastern powers.” A three-part division into sec­ stantiated these points. Nan Shoe-1 delegates heard instead . Oliver are with China, but my economic School Trustees association in of co-ordinating existing courses,” Rule of Shoguns tions entitled “Morning,’.’ “After­ maker, Missoula, was chairman. Hinsdale, talent scout for Para­ sympathies are with Japan.” Butte the following night. said Juanita Huppert, affirmative. Japan’s whole problem of the noon” and “Afterdark” forms the Following the formal presenta­ mount pictures, who spoke on the Boycotts and economic repres­ Ruth Christiani, present leader of past 75 years began with the Chris­ theme of the annual, Smith says. tion students engaged in open dis­ relation between college dramatics sion of Japan, he declared, will in­ the congress, substituted for Ver­ tian “emancipation," he said. Be-, “Morning” will include faculty, QUILL CLUB TO MEET cussion for an hour. and the motion picture. crease the problem, and “the next non McGahan as the other affirma­ fore 1850 Japan was a feudalistic classes and ASMSU organization. Christiani said: “I’m sorry the Out of discussions, according to explosion will be closer to Ameri­ tive speaker. state, controlled by the Shoguns, The new journalism building Quill club will meet at 3 o'clock congress couldn’t be broadcast Harrington, came the idea that ca’s shores than the present one. who ruled much as “our modem will be a feature of “Afternoon," Sunday afternoon at the home of Political control will work its Wednesday night, but a special j people are taking a more active in­ Japan will meet violence with vio­ dictators," he said. The Shoguns along with sports, military activi­ Mr. and Mrs. John D. Scheffer, 404 way into the university through broadcast will be presented from | terest in dramatics today. “College Kirk Badgley will begin new lence.” shelved the emperor to a religious ties, Aber day and others. “After­ McLeod avenue. All regular mem­ such a plan, said the negative. “It 7:30 to 8 o’clock Saturday night1 dramatics,” said Harrington, “is series of talks before Student- He advocated evacuation of object, and served as warlords. dark” contains dance-pictures, fra­ bers, and anyone interested in is part of a huge plan to centralize over KGVO. This will give the j not just a substitute for the pro­ Faculty council — see China by foreign powers, stating Japan was entirely agrarian with ternities and sororities'and organi­ joining the informal writing group, public service in Washington. And radio audience a chance to hear I fessional theater; it has a function Flans,” page 1. that America’s holdings there were (Continued on Pag* four) zations. are urged to attend. imagine the huge possibilities of the panel discussion.” in itself." THE MONTANA KAIMIN Friday, February 25,1938 Page Two

... ------— <■ ful to observe three-mile limits, where the Ultra-violet Ray Student Dances United States’ jurisdiction theoretically ends. The Montana Kaimin The Alaskan fishing industry has been built EXHUMED Gives Minerals May Use Music up by American money and regulations; the Published semi-weekly during the school year by the LEGS Color Radiance By Co-ed Band Associated Students of Montana State University salmon are spawned in streams in American The anthors of this outbreak Saturday night the Princef SOCIAL CALENDAR territory. But the Japanese can say that each (names withheld by request) may Charmings will meet Snow White Friday, February 25 Music “a la Ina Ray Hutton" and every salmon off the Alaskan coast doesi be a little one-sided, but they’re - Chosen for their ability to reflect HaUoniai Advertising Service, Inc. and the Seven Dwarfs at Co-ed South hall______Dance may be possible in Missoula next fair about it. They invite contri­ dazzling color under ultra-violet ColUt» Publishers Refinunlatltn not carry the American flag. ball. The fairyland will give no Alpha Tau Omega______spring. Hope Williamson, Missoula, 4 2 0 Madison A v i . N*w butions. They will welcome any ray, the minerals contained in the end of entertainment during the ______Flaunted House has made preparatory plans for the Slapping American officials and private communication to this column by showcase in Main hall comprise evening. Men, the taxis will be Saturday, February 26 organization of an all-women’s Entered as second-class matter at Missoula, Montana, citizens are merely material for governmental any outraged MSU co-ed challeng­ one of the most spectacular ex­ waiting to take you to the Student Co-ed Ball______Gold Room dance band composed of university under act of Congress, March 8, 1879 notes of protest. Encroachments on economic ing the results of their investiga­ hibits of its kind in the country, Dr. J. P. Rowe said last week. Union building and the hostesses I musicians. Subscription price $2.60 per year interest are the ingredients from which wars tions. ..They are true scientists, Drab under white light, each will escort you to the Gold room. fet supper Monday night in honor “I’ve ordered several arrange­ and wrote the following effort in Tonight, residents of South hall of Gwen Pym. Printed by the School of Journalism Press are made. mineral under ultra-violet radi­ ments and we’ll start rehearsing as the white heat of a fever for re­ and Alpha Tau Omega fraternity Gwen Pym left Missoula Wed­ search: ates a deep blue, green, lavender, soon as they arrive,” said Miss red or yellow. This property, will entertain at dances. The an­ nesday morning'for her home in Williamson. From Structural Nothing Like Dietrich fluoresence, is not possessed by all nual Haunted House party will be Vancouver, British Columbia. The band will include eight DON LARSON „ ------— W tor given tonight by the ATO’s. HAROLD LETCHER. OWEN ORINDE..Associate Editors We have never won a bet on an minerals. Ellen Frame, Butte, was a Tues­ musicians and Kay Klttendorf, WAYNE LAINE —______Business Manager To Governmental Defect Army-Navy game, Although the minerals are non­ day dinner guest of Kappa Delta. Missoula, featured vocalist. Miss I — — 11 — im i m ii tm i timi Following the crash of Northwest Airlines’ We have wagered on Northwestern precious the exhibit as a whole is Alpha Chi’s Entertain Harry Landstrom, Butte, was a Williamson, in addition to booking Zephyr January 10 on a Montana hillside, when they lost to Notre Dame, valued at more than $300. The Mothers’ Club Tuesday dinner guest of Phi Delta and managing the band, will -play Fan Says University Theta. Bureau of Air Commerce officials grounded We lost when Minnesota had her ultra-violet light is given off by a clarinet and xylophone. Other Pledges of Alpha Chi Omega en­ Mrs. George A. Coy, Laurel, Students Poor Sports streak of 24—the culmination mercury vaporizing tube which tertained the Mothers’ club at a musicians will be Jo Bugli, Mis­ all Model 14 Lockheeds owned by the com­ spent several days this week visit­ soula, piano and vocal; Ruth Har­ Last Monday night over station KG VO the of a myth may be operated by turning on a dessert luncheon Thursday after­ pany. Investigators found the ship’s twin fins Was when we bet on Minnesota switch at one side of the showcase. ing her daughter, Loraine. rison, Deer Lodge, saxophone; Jean Boos and Bouquet program was given. This noon. and rudders missing from the wreckage. Sub­ and she lost that twenty-fifth. Under a short wave light, pref­ Roy McCready and Frank Corr, Elliot, Clinton, drums; Mary Le- program is one which praises or boos KGVO sequent investigation showed Zephyr control We never broke the baiik at Monte erably violet and ultra-violet, Butte, were Sunday dinner guests Claire, Anaconda, trombone, and Kappa Kappa Gamma Mothers' of Ina Kero and Audrey Crail at in its broadcasting work through correspond­ surfaces subject to “fluttering”—vibration Carlo, minerals which are fluorescent club met at the house Monday June Edwards, Malta, trumpet ence. In this particular program Montana At Meaderville we lost our roll of absorb the light and send off color Corbin hall. strong enough to cast off an aileron—under night. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Morgan, university students were declared unsports­ dough of a higher wave length. A light Active members of Sigma Kappa certain flying stresses. At Reno times were tough, the of shorter wave length must be Glasgow, were .guests Sunday of manlike by a “fan” during the Bobcat series. entertained pledges at a buffet Company engineers perfected remedies bouncers plenty rough, used in order to reflect colors June Morgan. supper Tuesday night. Mrs. P. E. Geagan, Butte, visited Montana State university has been called even before the bureau verdict. The ban was And on the good ship TANGO we which give off the longer waves. Virginia Doepker, Butte, and with her daughter, Patricia, last unsportsmanlike by the Bobcats so often that lifted with the provision that ships must un­ left plenty on the cuff. In a larger and more valuable Kathleen Rafferty, Anaconda, were We said that Landon would take exhibit of the geology department week-end at Corbin hall. such criticism coming from them is now met dergo 60-hour tests under adverse flying con­ Wednesday dinner guests of Sigma Franklin ten to one, placed in the basement hallway of Kappa. with smiles and knowing nods. The Cats have ditions before resuming passenger transport Phi Sigma Kappa We said that Louis would put Main hall, hundreds of specimens Eugene Parsmess, Medicine to have something to cry about and because Has Formal Dinner service. Schmeling on the run, of minerals from all over the Lake, was a Wednesday dinner of their decisive defeats this season Montana Also the bureau did something it had not We even said Montana would get world are displayed. Because of guest of Alpha Tau. Omega. Phi Sigma Kappa entertained university students know that it’s tough for a Rose Bowl game, its educational purpose, Dr. Rowe Mrs. R. H. Jesse, Mrs. J. E. Miller, done in a decade. The board that oversees Marjorie Hoepfner, Helmvflle: a losing team to keep quiet and just take it. We may be lousy gamblers, but hopes to have this collection Ruth Avery and Ethyl Powell, Mis­ Mrs. Mary Elrod Ferguson, Mrs. safety of airline operations partially sus­ we’ll bet this just the same... moved to the first floor soon. T. C. Spaulding, Mrs. Alex Peter­ The Grizzlies are in the basement of the soula, were Tuesday dinner guests pended passenger service over a major air That, although the women at Mon­ of Delta Gamma. son, Mrs. Frank Turner and the ten Attention Girls, Pacific Coast conference. Whoever wrote the route—Northwest Airlines. Reason: “Failure tana have plenty on the ball, sorority housemothers at a formal Sparkle! card to KGVO in complaint should have at­ They have appeal to all of us in dinner Tuesday night. of the airline to maintain its aircraft in an Panhellenic Meets tended the Oregon State series at Corvallis the winter, spring and fall, On the Open Shelf Co-ed comes but once a season, air-worthy condition.” At Kappa Delta House Now is the time to look most and then taken in a few other conference Their hair and cheeks and shoul­ Theta Chi announces the pledg­ With Zephyrs already grounded, suspen­ ders, eyes and hands and lips THE IMPORTANCE OF LIV­ Kappa Delta entertained mem­ ing of Leroy Bone, Glendive, and Pleasin’; games. The definition of poor sport would sion applied to Northwest’s 200-mile-an-hour Stand out in beautious glory, that ING, by Lin Yutang—Chinese phi­ bers of Panhellenic council at a Hugh Smyth, Twin Bridges. Sparkle your best with our probably take on a new meaning for him. At losophy is the theme of this wise hair style Lockheed Electras. The ban meant that is, down to their hips. dinner Thursday evening. A busi­ Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Marshall, Mr. Oregon too the Grizzlies were greeted with And then in awful contrast as we and witty book by the author of ness session followed the dinner. and Mrs. Charles Day,’Dr. and Mrs. And keep him in your date- Northwest could carry passengers only in jeers, boos and hisses—to them it was just a . bow our heads to. them “My Country and My People.” George Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ book file. those Electras which passed requirements. Many comparisons ars drawn, us­ part of the ball game. Papers played them up Our eyes take in the fantasy of the Alpha Delta Pi entertained ac­ ert Sommerville, C. C. Cohagen Northwest maintained service with oked Legs of U. of M. ually to the disparagement of our tives, pledges and alumni at a bull and T y . Robinson were Monday AUcn’a tatty (Elmir as the Comedy of Errors, a three-ring circus Electras. Some Zephyrs now have the neces­ Legs? Lord, those ghastly appari­ Western ways. In fact, Mr. Lin dinner guests of Theta Chi. anil (Etjarm •g’ljoppe and made other remarks. Poor sports at Mon­ becomes almost smug at times over sary 60-hour test and are back in service. tions, Byron, and Disraeli, turns again to Max St. John and Dick Hogue, 114 E. Haln Phones 3185,3186 tana! Over in Idaho spectators threw eggs at Molded in the form of parentheses the superiority of Chinese tradi­ the task of interpreting the Eng­ Stevensville, visited at the Sigma the referee and they hit him! Alleged shortcomings charged by the bu­ and chiasmition, tions such as that of hand shaking. lish character to France. M. Mau­ Nu house Monday night. reau came as a surprise to observers. North­ Unweildly stumps or splinters of Many of his criticisms, however, rois is entirely sympathetic toward Montana students are not poor sports! There Walter White, Manhattan, has west Airlines apparently had one of the best shapeless flesh and bone are valid and suggestive for Amer­ his subject, and optimistic as to withdrawn from school because of are boos, yes! But who can attend a basket­ WILMA Records in the country. Last year the Na­ Much like the gnarled, twisted ican readers. its future. illness. ball game and not become riled at one deci­ juniper upon his hill of stone. For the Chinese, life does not This history of England begins tional Safety council presented a scroll of FRIDAY - SATURDAY sion during a game? Grizzly students don’t The wager, oh, yes. Please for­ consist of achievement nor in mak. with an account of the men who merit for 10 years of flying without one pas­ boo when a visitor steps up to shoot a free give this slight diversion ing a fortune. Life rather con­ built the Avebury stones, and ends “MANNEQUIN” senger death. The company had established sists in the enjoyment of ourselves with the recent abdication. It is Radio Repairing Spencer Tracy throw ndr do they throw eggs at the officials Result of observation on daily ex­ foutes from Chicago to the Twin Cities and cursions and one another, of home, of rocks a familiar story, but M. Maurois' Tubes Tested Free Joan Crawford (only at campus politicians). ------A lso------— . Pacific northwest, where it “couldn’t be done.” As we were casually stating be­ and trees, and stars and sounds, genius for vivacious narrative has During the Bobcat series herd if the Cats fore we made this break, or “in having a haircut once in added the fillip needed to raise NORTHWEST RADIO “Everybody’s Doing It" However, the stringent suspension applied had played basketball instead of thinking of We publish this announcement, the two weeks, or watering a potted this account above a textbook 128 E. Bdway. Phone 3733 Sally Ellers, Preston Foster to the airline may have been an attempt on flower, or watching a neighbor fall their newspaper clippings the games would safest bet we’ll ever make: level. the part of the Bureau of Commerce to save “Though you search the country off his roof.” “The History of England,” M Starts Saturday Midnight have been at least closer! face. After passing supposedly through flight over, jfrom Washington to Vivid passages deal with the Maurois concludes, “is one of man­ FREDRIC MARCH Poor sportsmanship? Not here. arts of loafing, of conversation, of kind’s outstanding successes.” Her CAROLE LOMBARD tests, Zephyrs were approved by the bureau. Maine You’ll never find a campus no smoking, of travel, of enjoying strength in the past and for the “Nothing Sacred” Structural failure of an airplane just approved matter what its fame food, of reading, of appreciation future depends upon two essential Japanese Conflict casts reflections on government experts. That shares the ghastly honor with of nature, with the creative im­ qualities of English character—re­ pulse, and above all, the impor­ Over Salmon? good old Montana U spect for tradition and flexibility. Of paucity of shapely legs”—the tance of all our daily habits. The “If modem England more than FRIDAY - SATURDAY RIALTO book distills for the Western world Japanese-American incidents are common Man Getting matter rests with you. any other country remains a free Zane Grey’s SUNDAY - TUESDAY the Chinese philosophy of three country and can tolerate extremes in the Orient. However, a more dangerous And Man Keeping “THUNDER TRAIL” problem nearer home may force America MORE PLAYBOY PORTRAITS thousand years, in the hope that of thought without imperiling the “PENITENTIARY” How to get your man and how to keep him it may bring help to men and national order, this is because she Gilbert Roland Jean Parker ^toward a showdown with Japan. Legislation By the Poisoned Pen of the Stooge Marsha Hunt after you do is the interest subject matter of women who have not yet learned, accepts certain frameworks, cer­ Walter Connolly is in Congress designed to eliminate Japanese Werner “Veinie” Buck — claims as the Chinese have, that the ------A lso------a preparation-for-marriage course recently tain age-old traditions.” — And — invasion of north Pacific salmon beds. to have Arabian blood . . . re­ meaning of life lies just in living “Outside of Paradise” Experts claim that unrestricted invasion initiated at Cleveland college. nowned for his ferocious scowl... itself. “SHE ASKED FOR IT” Phil Regan One hundred students, most of whom ex­ creates many a palpitation by his William Gargan will destroy the salmon industry in five years. concentrated stares in classes or Orlen Hayward pect to marry within a few years, have en­ THE MIRACLE OF ENGLAND, COMMUNITY According to approximate figures, fishing anywhere that he meets a subject by Andre Maurois—In this work, TARZAN SERIAL gives direct employment to 77,000 people rolled. Many of these have not yet made a . . . quote Mr. Buck, “I don’t mean the popular biographer of Sheeley, •THEATER* LIBERTY using 20,000 boats on the Pacific coast. The choice, but want to be sure of happiness when anything by it, I just do it for Free Treat for All Kids at Sat­ TONIGHT IS PAL NIGHT something to do and besides it’s urday’s Matinee — 2 P. M. direct income approximates $37,000,000 a year they do. Bobcat game. “We are at a loss Friday and Satnrday! a good way to get acquainted.” “Naughty Marietta" and the manufactured product is valued at Although the course also includes wife­ for an explanation on our losing unquote . . . cutest trick—lifting HUGH HERBERT STARTING SUNDAY Jeanette MacDonald $97,000,000 annually. getting, only three men are taking it. Ap­ to the University.” But the col­ Nelson Eddy girls up to his own admirable umnist does his best to explain it — in — Under government supervision American parently men do not wish to admit their in­ “STAGE DOOR” ------HIT NO. 2 ------height. .. never been in love and by hinting that Lazetich spent fishermen sacrifice immediate profits to guar­ terest in choosing a mate or any consciousness says his pin is to stay where it is “THAT MAN'S Katherine Hepburn “Private Life of most of his time breaking the con­ Ginger Rogers antee a regular catch. Bureau of Fisheries of ignorance in technique. regardless of the enthusiastic pur­ ference foul rules, while Chumrau HERE AGAIN" Henry VIII" suance of local skirts . . . Phi Delts One of the 10 Best Pictures of limits the yearly catch, hours involved, type The formula for getting a man, as expound­ (in contrast to the modest Exum) — Plus — CHAS. LAUGHTON rely on his gruesome ideas of what the Year of nets used and positions of traps. A total ed by Mrs. Helen M. Jordan, is as follows: hogged the ball for his own glory. “Three Mesquiteers” to do to the scum duriqg Hell Note to the “Sidelines” gentle­ Disney’s “CLOCK CLEANERS” of $400,000 per year is spent to conserve Alas­ 1. Start early. and Latest News Week. man: Let's forget we're from the ka’s principal industry—salmon fishing. 2. Study yourself, improve your person­ same state and work up a good Saturday at 11:30 P. M. You Will See the Best at Your ' professional Herby Conrad, shy, handsome Japanese, using ships converted into float­ ality, and don’t be self-centered. feud here. RONALD COLMAN in Independent Theater lawyer-soldier, absolutely refuses ing canneries, have no such regulations. 3. Be a real woman. Be feminine, but not DIRECTORY to be interviewed. This is unfor­ “ LOST HORIZON" 10c • 15c - 25c Escape for salmon is practically impossible a clinging vine. Co-ed committee heads plan to tunate because if Herby himself place suicide facilities or swearing- when nets two miles long are used 24 hours 4. Don’t be afraid of sex. Understand its doesn’t tell the Stooge what he’s off blanks in convenient places for Borg Jewelry and a day and seven days a week. By just such power, but realize it is not the whole picture. like, Ray Wine probably will. those unfortunate gentlemen who Optical Co. methods Japan has practically destroyed Rus­ 5. Study men. Learn to make them feel im­ have not as yet received invita­ Eyes Tested — Glasses Fitted sian salmon industries and how now turned portant. Tom, Tom, the piper’s son tions, according to the relatively Stole a kiss and away he run. to greener fields. At Russia’s expense she 6. Train yourself for marriage. intensity of their feelings.—Adv. The girl sued Thomas Dr. E. L. Williams learned big time fishing but not conservation. 7. Go where men are. For breach of promise Chiropractor Records of the Japanese Diet for May 1936, Suggested courses for training in a success­ Period, semi-colon, dash, two com­ The Home of Fine Furniture Foot Ailments printed on the Pacific coast, indicate that ful marriage are psychology, hygiene, cook­ mas. Masonic Temple — Phone 3735 Japanese boats off the Alaskan coast are op­ ing, sewing, and budget making. The cultural —Oregon State Barometer. JENSEN erating under government subsidy. Japan, at courses are also recommended. FURNITURE Dr. W. H. Pardis A man’s best assets in courtship are a good CATS SCRATCH BACK Chiropractor * the demand of fishing interests, appropriated 135 West Main 89,000 yen for “investigation” of fishing in physique, vigor, being a good sport, and being In the “Sidelines” column of the Equipped with X-ray and Neurocalometer Alaskan waters. able to give demonstrations of tenderness. Seed cat-er MONTANA EXPON­ ENT, the Cats scratch back, hav­ HAMMOND ARCADE When the United States protested, Japan Of interest to Montana students is the fact ing been well coal-raked by the The dear old sentimental days was ready with assurances that merely “in­ that, according to the ratio of male population Kaimin’s story on the first Grizzly- are here again! Lockets, to Dr. A. G. Whaley vestigation" was to continue for three years, to female, Butte is said to be the best place in hold the picture of your dear one are all the rage! Eyes Examined—Glasses Fitted meaning 1936, '37 and '38. Alaska was not long the United States for finding a man. Con­ 106 E. Broadway — Phone 4104 in getting definite proof that the “investiga­ versely, it is the poorest place to look for a Strung on a gold metal chain for your neck or your wrist, tion" meant putting big-time fishing theories wife, since the competition is necessarily When you break a book-shaped lockets open to Dr. Florence Spon into actual practice. greater. lens don’t say ! ! ! disclose two pictures. Chiropractor America is clearly facing potentialities Propinquity is one of the greatest factors Say THE LAST WORD IN JEWELRY! Palmer System — Phone 3562 threatening peace in Alaska. Japan has in encouraging romantic attachments. Co­ (Gonial SDa/mni Neurocalometer Service proven that she cannot be discouraged from educational schools help make more success­ B€ A UTIFKR A CORO CREATION! her objectives easily. When England had ful marriages, since there is a greater chance *1.50-*2.00 Dr. A. E. Ostroot designs on Alaskan fishing she was dissuaded of meeting someone who is fitted to your type Barnett’s Missoula Drug Optometrist with little trouble but the Oriental mind is of personality. Montana university, with its 129 E. BROADWAY Comfortable, and Efficient peculiar. 779 women and 1,372 men, gives a substantial Near the Postoffice Company B & H Jewelry Co. jeieiS'sL6? Vision Japanese fishermen probably will be care­ advantage to the co-eds. 205-207 MONTANA BLDG. Friday, February 25,193? T H E MONTANA KAIMIN Page Three Co-eds’ Team Missoula High Meets SOUTH HALL LEAGUE Montana Sparkplugs Saturday’s Schedule Whadja Say, John? 10 o’clock—First Floor vs. Will Compete Third East. -----By JOHN CAMPBELL ' Flying Cubs Tonight 1:30 o’clock—Bull Pen vs. There goes your ball game! Heavy pre-season favorites, In Swim Meet winner of first game. Oregon Webfoots look like duck soup for the northern division In Season’s Wind-up Patronize Kaimln Advertisers cage title as they massacre Idaho and send the Vandals home Montana Is Selected Host with high hopes plummeting. These lean men from the Emer­ For Division Contest ald state have virtually assured themselves of the conference Freshmen, Undefeated in Two Years, Are Favored crown and the little waddle down to California. They showed On March 3 Over Chinske’s Scholastics, Now Rated CLEARANCE that it was a big mistake in Moscow when they lost two. Ore­ One of Best Quints in State SALE gon has two games left on the slate, both with OSC, who Montana State university’s women’s swimming team will should offer little competition. compete in the National Intercol­ Montana’s Cubs finish the basketball season against the Mis­ 20 to 50 Per Cent Off Washington State is still up there, but probably not for long. legiate meet March 3, according to soula high Spartans at 8 o’clock tonight in the men’s gym. Mrs. Carol Wells Cooney, team Undefeated in two seasons’ play, the freshmen draw the odds on Pictures-Frames Friel’s Flingers haven’t the stuff to take four from Idaho and coach. Teams entering must swim Washington. But if they should do it, another playoff like last in tonight’s game. Chinske’s scholastics boast but one loss, and Gift Lines in two telegraphic meets between that to Anaconda, whom they l a t e r ______February 15 and March 15, but year will result. Prognostication on the scramble: Oregon smothered on the South Higgins may select any two convenient Ken Kizer, guard; Dwight Miller, first, WSC second, Washington third and Idaho fourth. court, 38-9. Freshmen have rolled McKAY ART CO. dates within this limit. Date for forward, and Jim Rooley, guard. over all competition with compara­ Boxing bazoo: Kid Lewis walked off with the coveted M the university’s second meet has Clawson, Nordgren, Gray, Chuck tive ease. Sullivan and Dryden complete the club prize by showing that he really knows the ropes. The not been set. The Spartans will present one of high school squad. Montana has been selected host veteran Lavina larrapur, perhaps the most experienced mauler the best high school quints in the Probable lineups; in the tourney, boxed smartly, countering effectively and for the western division. The six state when Cub Potter, Russ Ed­ teams entered in this division are Cnbs Missoula blocking his opponent's flailing fists that were no pulled pow­ wards, Harry Sullivan, Doug The Washington, Washington State, Campbell and Harvey Avery take der puffs. Knowledge of the squared ring’s warfare enabled Croonenberghs______Edwards Oregon State, Montana State col­ the floor. Potter and Edwards will him to put on the best performance. lege, University of Redlands (Cali­ Forwards. College Shop play their last pre-tournament H all. . fornia) .and the university. __H. Sullivan Two more boxers who showed plenty of promise are Frank game for Missoula. Centers. Missoula Merc. Co. Each team will send its best Johnny Sullivan, frosh mentor, Popiel and Joe McLaughlin. Popiel lived up to pre-battle time to Montana, where it will be says his aggregation will have a A llen__ ...... Avery Offers the best lines — punch-hunches by adding another to his list of horizontal recorded, then sent to national full roster, with Captain Rae Guards. headquarters.’ Times may be taken style, quality, economy. champs. Spider Tuaranjanin’s windmill wallops kept Frankie Greene returning. Biff Hall will Officials: C. S. Porter and C. M. from either meet, but should be stymied for some time. Most accurate leather-thrower was control the center jump.; Greene Hom$r. — DOBBS HATS received at the university by Joe McLaughlin, who rarely missed when raining blows on and George Croonenberghs, for­ March 15. Montana will telegraph mer Missoula center, take over the — ARROW SHIRTS Maxey’s tough whiskers. Now minor sports heads will go into the highest five teams of their forwards; Sam Roberts and Don — ARROW TIES a huddle and see if they can stretch out the program. standing. Allen, another pair of husky toss- — ARROW The meet will include two re­ ers, pair off at guards. KERCHIEFS CLOSEUPS AND LONGSHOTS lays instead of one. They will First on the yearling reserve list -BRADLEY Washington’s gym floor is the hardest one in the northern count points for the first time this stand Johnny Dowling, forward; SWEATERS year, said Mrs. Cooney, and both In Sterilized Bottles Is division. After the hoop season finale, the floor is taken out must pass a physical examination — GRAYCO TIES University Skier may be swum in each meet or only the Ideal Drink for in four-foot squares and piled in the attic. Then the gridders Tank Contest given by the school doctor. — ELECTRIC one in each meet. Your Party take over the pavilion’s indoor terrain. Each swimmer has to be clocked RAZORS Wins at Helena First place scores five points, by three stop-watches before her — SKI CLOTHES second, four; third, three; fourth, ORDER FROM YOUR DEALER Henry Armstrong, featherweight champion, has won 31 of To Determine time may be entered. Pool lengths two, and fifth, one point. Eight — PIPES his last 32 fights via the long count. Only seven men, in Homi­ B r e n t o n LeBlanc, Anaconda, must be certified. events are scheduled: 40- and 100- cidal Henry’s career, have gone the limit. One of them is Varsity Squad placed third in the downhill race at the State Slalom Championship yard free styles, breast strokes and SATURDAY’S BOWLING Ritchie Fontaine, cunning little scrapper from Missoula. Ritch­ Ski Meet held in Helena Sunday, back strokes, an 80-yard free style ie licked Armstrong and lost a decision later; is now convales­ February 20. About eighty skiers, relay and a 60-yard medley relay Freshmen Dominate Wins League No. 1 cing from an auto accident in California. representing ski clubs from Ana­ composed of one length each of In Swimming Tests conda, Butte, Bozeman, Whitefish back stroke, breast stroke and Sigma Chi vs. SAE. The great pro grid combination of Sam Baugh and Cliff Wednesday and Helena, competed in the meet. free style. Phi Delts vs. Sigma Nu Battles’will be broken up. Battles is assistant coach at Colum­ LeBlanc was the only university Montana, with an enrollment of ATO vs. Slg Eps. student to compete. 710 women, enters the Class B BOWL____ 2 bia next fall. Freshmen dominated the all- IT FAYS TO LOOK WELL university swimming champion­ The freshman has attended four division of schools with fewer than The Grizzlies, playing their best brand of basketball, couldn’t ships Wednesday afternoon in the meets this winter, two held on 1,000 women students. Rainbow Barber and . . . andkeepjiealthy “play to beat the band.” Clarence Bell leads the best in the university pool. Wally Sawhill, Oimen hill in Anaconda, one at Members of the 15-woman Sun Valley, Idaho, and one in Hel­ Beauty Parlor west. . . . Bunny Oakes has started spring drill at Colorado. Stan Shaw, Jim King and Bob teams must carry schedules and 136 Higgins Ave. Phone 2442 Blumfield captured crowns and ena. He may go to Bozeman to have no grade failures from the Our modem air-conditioned alleys provide a He has 67 Buffs working out twice a week___ “I’m relieved,” compete in the jumping meet Don Lowry and Carl Burgess re­ previous quarter to meet national Haircutting by Expert and sighs Doug Fessenden—maybe you think we’re not, coach___ March 5 and 6. Licensed Barbers wholesome atmosphere for the national indoor tained their championships. eligibility requirements. They Finally found a basketball official with an appropriate moni­ Harry Adams will select the sport. ker. He’s Joe Robb, whistle-tooter back east.. . . California’s varsity from meet winners to com­ INDIVIDUAL SPORTS HOURS baseball team comes through here May 17-18. The Store has pete with Bobcats and Miners in Individual sports hours must be Men’s Invisible Soles___ $1 np Ladies’ Invisible Soles__ 75c up written for the games. the state minor sports tournament Men’s Rubber Heels___40c up Ladies’ Leather Heels__ 20c up completed by Saturday, as the in­ Men’s Leather Heels___ 50c up Ladies’ Rubber Heels___ 25c up here March 4 and 5. Bill Holt, dividual sports tournament starts IDLE HOUR ALLEYS winner in the 100-yard free style Monday1, Mrs. Carol Wells Cooney, LEADING SHOE SHOP 119 East Broadway last year, is definitely out of the Husky Contests Will Finish women’s athletic director, an­ J. A. LaCasse, Proprietor 514 South Higgins tournament with a fractured el­ nounced yesterday. bow. Montana’s Conference Play Winners In the all-university meet will receive belts with medal­ lion buckles. WHAT M. C. COBEN SAID TO HAROLD SNEAD, Coach Dahlberg, Manager Murphy and Squad of Ten 40-yard free style — Lowry, CHIEF PILOT OF TW A A Leave for Seattle Wednesday; Washington Blumfield, Chapman. Time, 22.5. 100-yard back stroke—Burgess, Is Fourth in Division Loop Waldriff. Time, 1:17.2. 100-yard free style—Blumfield, The curtain rings .down Montana’s final act in the 1938 W. Olson. Time, 1:4.4. Pacific Coast conference hoop show tonight and tomorrow 100-yard breast stroke — King. Time, 1:13.9. when Grizzlies face Washington in a two-game series at 200-yard breast .stroke — King. Seattle. Coach Dahlberg, Manager Murphy and a squad of Time, 2:41. 10 players departed by Milwaukee 4>- 220-yard free style — Sawhill. Thursday afternoon for the coast Ski Enthusiasts Time, 2:38.6. Harold Snead gives his own answ er-“ Camels agree with invasion. Diving—Shaw. me!” he says. And millions of other smokers agree with Pilot Before he hopped aboard, Coach Plan to Climb "There’s a big difference, sir. I Dahlberg said: “When we play the ■ THE STORE FOR MENl Snead, making Camels the largest-selling cigarette in America know most of the American fliers Huskies, we’ll have to play full Mollm’an Pass with records of several thousand steam, racehorse basketball. The hours in the air.The majority are boys are in good enough shape to Group Will Ascend 7,000 Feet "Some people say steady smokers and prefer Camels, keep running. If they show a little On Sunday Morning Trek all cigarettes are . as I do. Experience has taught basket-shooting ability, we might In Mission Range alike, Mr. Snead... Mk them that Camel is a really come through.” Can Camels really Ip lk different cigarette!" The same quintet that started I GEO. T. HOWARD I Missoula Ski club plans to climb be so different?" against Washington State here will Mollman pass in the Mission probably get the opening assign­ mountain range Sunday, said Dr. ments. Bill Lazetich and Barney Edward M. Little, vice-president, Walford Electric Co. Ryan at forwards, Jim Seyler at yesterday. Mountaineering Com­ center, and Charles Miller and 244 N. HIGGINS AVE. mittee Chairman Little also re­ Frank Nugent at guards. In this Phone 3566 ported that several lower Flathead double-header, Bill Lazetich gets valley residents expect to ascend his last crack in the northern divi­ Exclusively Electrical ON HIS SECOND MILLION MILES! the 7,000-foot pass. A FEW of the instruments that Pilot sion scoring race. The club will leave Intermoun­ Snead has been flying since the Snead has to watch. After a trip, Husky Starters tain Transportation depot at 6 "night mail" days. He knows what Hal likes a Camel. "When I feel he's talking about when he says: tired, I smoke a Camel/’ he says. Coach Hec Edmundson, whose o’clock Sunday morning. Little hot and cold Huskies are holding named 21 people as the minimum "You've got to take care of your­ "Yes, I get a ‘lift* with a Camel self in this line of work. Ragged You may think I am enthusiastic down fourth place with nine wins number to make the trip feasible, Cigarettes nerves are out I smoke—all I want about them. I am! All in all, here and seven losses, has been doing but hopes fifty or seventy-five will Camels don’t get on my nerves.’* is a cigarette that agreh with me!’’ some shifting with his lineup. Roy go. Williamson, a recent sensation, Luckies — Chesterfields Skiing instruction was much AFTER THE BIG TW A SKYSLEEPER, above, was set down in Newark Airport, M. G Coben will probably start at one forward more efficient Sunday than on the Camels — Old Golds was chatting with Hal Snead, chief pilot of the Eastern region, and Isabelle Judkins, air hostess. post, teaming with Ross Werner. previous trip, according to Bob Raleighs Hal pulled out his Camels and offered them around. And so they got to talking cigarettes! Blond Dick Voelker, center, George Manchester, instruction committee Ziegenfuss and Pat Dorsey or Har­ chairman. Location at the Boyd ON DUTY, Isabelle is a per­ ry Lockhart comprise the other ranch provided longer runs and 2 for 25c NEW DOUBLE-FEATURE starters. steeper grades than the earlier site, fect hostess! "I notice most CAMEL CARAVAN of the passengers on the If Harry Lockhart Is about 80 he said. $1.15 a Carton ^ Tw o great shows—“Jack Oakie College” and Only five minor injuries, mainly TWA run prefer Camels,’’ Beany Goodman’s “ Swing School”— in one fast, degrees cooler than he was while she says. "When conver­ fun-filled hour. On the air every Tuesday night at sprained ankles, were treated by 9:30 pm E.S.T., 8:30 pm G S.T .. 7:30 pmM.S.T., in Missoula last month, Montana sation turns to cigarettes, Clarence Strong’s 10-man first aid 6:30 pm P. S.T., over W A BC-Colum bia Network. may have a chance. Washington is, someone always exclaims crew. The trip was made by 325 at present, enjoying a home stand, that Camel is certainly the skiers. Smith Drug Store Camels are a matchless blend of and this gives them odds over the cigarette that is different Grizzlies. After the games, Mon­ South Side Pharmacy The comment I often hear finer, MORE EXPENSIVE TOBAC­ Patronize Kaimln Advertisers tana will return home to begin is, ’Camels agree with me.”* COS-Turkish and Domestic preparations for another invasion, this one to Bobcat country. Players who left for Seattle are SEE THE Barney Ryan, Bill Lazetich, Jim ONE SMOKER Seyler, Don Sundqutst, Frank Nu­ TYPEWRITER SUPPLY gent, Ty Robinson, Cat Thomson, BEFORE YOU BUY TELLS ANOTHER Charles Miller, Joe Mariana and 314 N. Higgins “CHUCK” GAUGHAN “Camels agree with me Paul Chumrau. T H E MONTANA KAIMIN Friday, February 25,lSg$ Four Forest Service Brumbaugh Talks consisted of group singing of Oratory Rules | H. G. Merriam "America,” numbers by the Wes­ Catholic Meet In Baltimore Fessy’s Fussy ley quartette, vocal solo by Earl Riflers Defeat At Church Dinner Dahlstrom and a violin solo by They Stall ’Em Are Explained About Sleeping Plans Meeting Gordon Garrett Is Scheduled i -----.------1 Women’s Team Reasons for Japanese Action East, middle-west and far-west Fessy, roly-poly Grizzly mascot, For Teachers Is Explained by Director CLUB WILL ENTERTAIN ForGonzaga college women have different ideas By Chairman! is a peculiar bear cub. The reason Co-eds Lose by 2433 to 2417; on fraternity pin hanging, if a re­ —she won’t hibernate. Will Meet Foresters “The Japanese have found by cent survey conducted by mail The plump mascot has “out­ In Last Match The Forestry club will entertain studying history that the way to Local Newman Members with four women students can be Coleman’s Announcement foxed” or rather “outbeared” her Inland Empire Instructors the home economics department get something is to go out and take | taken as the current trend of co-ed Of Contest Plans keepers by staying awake all win­ In English to Come Forest Service sharpshooters de­ at a party tomorrow night in the . To Attend Conclave it,” was the reason advanced by opinion. ter and running the feed bill to feated the university women’s Forestry building. Professor F. G. In Washington Sent Coaches Here April 6 Dr. T. T. Brumbaugh, director of The eastern woman, from an ex­ alarming proportions. rifle team by 2433 to 2417 on the Clark of the forestry school and the Japanese Wesley Foundation, clusive Baltimore women’s school, Lack of exercise and shedding ROTC range February 22. Miss Helen Gleason of the home Several Newman club members Professor Rufus G. Coleman, As president of the Inland Em­ for Japan’s war on*China when he prefers the “make ’em wait” sys­ bushels of hair has made Fessy High score of the match, 282, economics department will be will attend the Northwest Catholic chairman of the 1938 Interschol­ pire Council of Teachers of Eng­ spoke at a dinner in the Methodist tem. She stalled a Penn student grump, and this grumpiness has was fired by Rusk of the Forest guests. Youth conference Saturday and astic Declamation contest, has lish, H. G. Merriam, head of the church Tuesday night for two years, then gave in. been transmitted to her keepers. Service nine. Peggy Shannon shot Sunday at Gonzaga university in written to declamation coaches in university English department, re­ “Pin hanging is foolish; any man “We watch her every day for 277 for high score on the women’s Brumbaugh has recently re­ all state high schools announcing cently completed the program for Spokane. who gives a pin to a woman before signs of her long sleep but she team. turned from the Far East and gave SILEX JR. ELECTRIC Representatives of Catholic uni­ conditions of this year's tourna­ the group’s meeting here April 6, formal engagement is courting always rouses from her lethargy Individual scores for the women a first-hand account of the Japan­ TABLE MODEL versities and colleges and Newman ment and adding suggestions as to 7 and 8. trouble,” wrote the girl from the in time to yowl for her next meal.” were: Peggy Shannon, 277; Melba ese situation. Six- or eight-cup electrical cof­ clubs in the Northwest will attend choice of material. “The theme of the three meet­ University of, Illinois. Montana Mitchell, 270; Audrey Darrow, 254; “I am sympathetic with the fee maker with Anyheet Con­ the conference, which will feature “The system of the single critic ings will be ‘Putting Theory Into and Oregon university women ad­ Carlobelle Button, 276; Margaret Japanese but not sympathetic with trol and free tray—$7.40 value several nationally prominent judge for preliminary’as well as Practice’," said Merriam. He plans lor $6.25 (in red). mitted liking the “pin planting” Sales Indicate Carlson, 270; Mary Fickes, 275; their methods of getting Chinese for the final contest will be con­ to open his program with a lunch-1 speakers, game and had accepted pins. Mary Jardine, 259; Jurine Werma- soil. Such methods of violence Barthel Hardware Newman club members going to tinued," says Coleman. “Professor Good Reception eon on April 6, at which Professor Class Skipping ger, 268; Dorothy Markus, 268. and strife can never accomplish an the conference in Spokane are James N. Holm, our new instructor Rufus Coleman of the university Forest Service individual scores aim. It is not a case against China, Joe McDowell, Deer Lodge; George Regarding skipping classes de­ in public speech and debate, has Of Sluice Box and T. W. Smith of the University were: Taylor, Jr., 269; Leslie, 269; but against the western world, and Dlgnan, Glasgow; Marjorie Hoepf- liberately, “Yes,” chorused Mon­ I already kindly consented to act as will be speakers. Smith gave a Dow, 273; Wickes, 270; Rusk, 282; under the circumstances imperial­ ner, Helmvllle; Jane Marie Sulli­ tana, Oregon and Illinois women. ! judge in the final contest. There “The campus seems to like our commencement address here two Morgan, 275; Phelps, 268; Taylor, ism is inevitable. The Baltimore co-ed said her will also be the usual division into first edition,” said Phil Payne, edi­ years ago. van, Butte; Mary Catherine Fickes, Sr., 261; R. Woods, 276. school authorities checked daily separate contests for boys and tor of The Sluice Box, yesterday During the first afternoon nine “Japan will resort to the same Missoula, and Leo Camp, faculty The women’s team has only one attendance. girls.” after a conference with Business classroom teachers will talk about methods as other countries got chaperon. match left on the Garden City 98c Asked if athletics (body build­ Quoting Gertrude E. Johnson, Manager Jim Browning on sales actual experiments they are con­ their empires, if they can’t obtain Newman club’s Mardi-Gras car­ Rifle league schedule. They will ing) are important and should be author of “Modem Literature for of the initial issue. ducting. territory by peaceful means. Japan Sensational pen values. nival will be from 7 to 10 o’clock Are against the university forestry Tuesday night in St. Anthony’s put- on par with scholastic work, I Oral Interpretation,” Coleman sug- “We may run an extra 50 copies Dean Grayson Kefauver of the has to have territory because of Solid gold point covered team March 1. They have won one with platinum; smooth­ hall. Concessions at the carnival Montana’s woman agreed with I gests not choosing several types of or so if campus deiqand is still un­ School of Education at Stanford lack of land and natural resources,” match and lost four. The win was writing iridium tip, will be sponsored by various fra­ Oregon and Maryland, but the II- subjects. satisfied by the time English com­ will speak during the afternoon of said Dr. Brumbaugh. from the university freshmen, the sturdy clip, graceful, ternities and sororities. Prizes will lini woman replied negatively. Included are low comedy, selec­ position teachers have completed April 7, as will T. G. Reed, princi­ The evening’s program, under the losses to Fort Missoula, university beautifiul styling, large be given to the fraternity and As to admirable virtues in fac­ tions demanding more impersona­ distribution in their classes," pal of Lewis and Clark high school direction of Keith Cook, Hardin, men, Garden City and Forest fluid capacity, positive sorority operating the most suc­ ulty members, “The ability to take tion than declamation, over-tragic Payne said. in Spokane. Reed’s talk will be Service. lever self-filler. Truly the cessful concessions. as well as give” marked the opin­ selections, readings overloaded The first edition, which came on fundamental English. Floor show entertainment is in ion of the far western answerers. with pathos, impersonations of out yesterday, opened with a fore­ Later that afternoon the college control 80 per cent of Japan’s greatest value we have ever offered. charge of Jack Hogan, Anaconda, “Friepdly spirit and co-operation death, “cute” child pieces and “a word by President Simmons, the section of the council will discuss money,” he explained. The “preda­ 'Die Very Best and August Zadra, Missoula. Prizes with the student body is essential,” large group of material utterly un­ only non-student work in the training for college teaching. tory” government, as he called it, Do not confuse with bar­ will be given for the best act. replied the Illinois student. true in theme, situation and psy- number. Other features were has (1) exploited the people and — In— gain pens having'brass, On but one question did the i chology.” - stories by Joe Hashisaki, Charles (2) entered into unequal treaties gold-plated points. women, east, middle-west and far- | All selections must be less than Parsons, Esther Charteris and Wesley Director • MEATS with other countries, and caused These pens have solid Student Reaction west, agree: A goon is a goon— 10 minutes in length, and all Freda Rosholt; essays by Phyllis an undermining of the peoples’ and .they don’t like to be called names of contestants and titles of Smith, Ethyl Powell, Stan Healy, Gives Peace Talk gold points. Hurry while faith. Her (Japan’s) living stand­ our limited supply lasts. Champions Eden goons. selections must be in the hands of Arthur J. Pearson and Eugene El­ ard is one-third that of the United .Schramm-Hebard interscholastic officials by May 3. liot; sketches by-Chuck Mueller, Built to sell for $3.00. (Continued from Page One I States because of lack of raw ma­ Meat Company { Continued from Pise One) Delbert Pile, Helen Formos, a steady population of 30,000,000, terials resulting from these treaties. mons is being initiated. Eden stat­ Fessenden Will Teach Phone 3191 LIST OF SPEAKERS George Nicholson and Phyllis Ly­ held down by infanticide, disease \*e OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY ed he has always acted upon the 417 North Higgins Avenue “ EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE ” j Football Fundamentals tle, and poems by Bill Bequette and compulsory birth control. NOTICE dictates of his own conscience and MISSOULA. MONT. SENT TO SCHOOLS and Gerald Evans. With the European influx came that if he were to change his stand Preliminary training for fresh­ reduction of disease, removal of Those desiring,NYA work next on the foreign policy, he would be (Continued Irom Page One) man football players and others birth control methods and indus­ quarter, whether on NYA this About Tomorrow?”; Dr. R. L. Authors to Hear betraying his people, his nation in school who are interested in quarter or not, must make appli­ Housman, professor in journalism, trialization, he said. With these and his own free will.’’ learning fundamentals of the game cation March 3 through 11, both “The American Way to School”; Magazine Editor changes came a natural riser of Smith on Minority but who will have little oppor­ dates inclusive. Forms for appli­ Gardenia Boutonnieres Dr. Edward M. Little, professor of population and the beginning of LaRue Smith, Sentinel editor, tunity to develop form during cation may be obtained at the physics, “The Quest for Life,” H. G. Merriam, head of the Eng­ Japan’s problems. believes that “a man can follow his regular practice sessions will be­ NYA office afternoons only. for Co-ed lish department, will discuss Fron­ Japan’s Five Families convictions only so far even though gin Monday at 3 o’clock in the “Our Moral Responsibility” and tier and Midland, the quarterly Politics are similar to America’s the principles on which he holds men’s gym. Classes will be under “Science in a Changing World”; magazine, when he speaks at a system, he continued. Japan has a them may be correct. One man in direction of Doug Fessenden, head E. L. Marvin, instructor of psy­ 75c Each chology and philosophy, “Human dinner-meeting of Authors club at two-party system which has abso­ C A S A L O M A a constitutional monarchy is no football coach. Boxed and Delivered 6:30 o’clock tomorrow night in the lute governmental control. Grad­ Opposite Airport match for dictators playing poli­ All phases of the game will be Personality in a Changing World,” Student Union building. Title of ually, however, the two parties tics.” taught and special emphasis will “Old Ideals and New Social Move­ OPEN EVERY NIGHT his talk is “The Idea of Regional­ have coalesced and now control Hal Letcher, Kaimln sports chief, be placed on correcting faults de-1 ments” and “The Importance of Ravioli and Fried Chicken GARDEN CITY FLORAL Thinking’*; J. H. Ramskill, profes­ ism, Economic, Social, Political.” wealth, industry and the army. Dinners interprets this week’s developments veloped from inexperience. Pre-J “Five Japanese dynastic families as a blow to English prestige. liminary training will help en- sor of forestry, “Forestry, Past and Those desiring or those who “Right now it appears that Eden’s rollees to be on a more equal basis Present,” “A Look Into the Fu­ must take the Mantaux test may retirement is unfortunate for Eng­ with other players when regular ture of Forestry” and “Importance do so next Monday, Tuesday and land and the world. I prefer mud­ spring football training starts. of Forestry to the People of the dling Baldwin to middling Cham­ Western States.” Wednesday. berlain.” Dr. F. O. Smith, professor of “Eden’s a smart man," concludes Religion Head psychology and philosophy, “Pit- Mary Fickes, social science sopho­ falls and Survivals,” “Education more. “Will England profit by this for Social Adjustment” and “Mea­ Smartness move? Eden may gain compara­ Resigns Job suring Ourselves: With What Mea­ tive peace of mind but if his oppo­ sure? For What Purpose??; Dr. nents succeed in their plans, Eng­ Harold Tascher, professor of so­ —Plus (Continued irom Page One! ciology, “Lives in the Making”; land’s going to be in a nice mess." ing to the campus, I advocated the Dr. M. C. Turney, instructor in Speaking for a majority of stu­ addition of philosophy to the regu­ economics, “Changing Social Ob­ dents, Jim Browning, Sluice Box lar curriculum. This aim has been ligations”; Rev. O. R. Warford, business manager and associate realized in the coming of E. L. director Affiliated School of Re­ editor, remained non-committal Marvin to the campus as instructor ligion, “Destiny and You,” “A Man except for saying, “I really know in philosophy. and His Capacities” and “A Phi­ nothing about it—I’ll wager that “The inter-church responsibility losophy of Life.” nine out of ten students would ad­ requires more time than I could The university may supplement mit the same ignorance if pressed. possibly give it, and it is a genuine the list "with other faculty mem­ The tenth is just conceited.” relief to know that the various bers if high schools desire it. Professors Comment boards now see their way clear to Schools must submit requests by Despite the aim of the Kaimin in again assume full responsibility for March 20, so that the president’s conducting a student symposium, religious work on the campus. office may arrange itineraries. the opinions of Professors E. E. Pledges Co-operation Bennett and E. L. Freeman cannot “To my successor, I pledge my be overlooked. co-operation as a local pastor, and SIMULATED Bennett, supported by a wide my willingness to be of any pos­ history background, said “If is rea­ sible assistance in his program. To sonable to believe that Germany the members of the Congregational $ 6 50 will regain her former colonies ORCHIDS church, my gratitude for their pa­ * Blue Gabardine from England. This would com­ tience and generosity during the TO HER •R ed Calf plete German unity and be an add­ past four years of divided responsi­ ed incentive to her to return to her bility and loyalty. Special — * Gray Gabardine former pre-war imperialism, rath­ “And to President Simmons, for n r „ e a c h * Black Patent er than be a retarding factor to his fine spirit of co-operation in all I til/ on Order German aggression. The return of matters with which I have been With subtle, suave up-to- her colonies will not be a perma­ concerned, for his wise counsel and ROSES dateness, this sandal adds nent solution to the present Euro­ sympathetic suggestions, my sin­ a “finish” to your costume pean problem.” cere appreciation. that shows your good taste Freeman, well-known peace ad­ “And finally, to the State Board in completing a picture of Attractive Table Bouquets vocate, reasoned that “England, in of Education, for their wisdom in smartness. the person of Prime Minister Ne­ widening the program of the uni­ $1.50 Up ville Chamberlain, and his cabinet, versity and moving toward a philo­ seems to be trying to undo some sophical teaching to help balance Dixon&Hoon of the ills which had been caused Highway Market the scientific, my pledge of co-1 928 E. Broadway Incorporated by the Versailles treaty. But mak­ operation as a citizen to do all in | ing a concession to a dictatorial- my power to help Montana gain minded people (restoration of colo­ the recognition she deserves. Being I nies) would be giving an advantage off the campus, I shall be no less | If**** a to Germany. Overtures to Ger­ interested, and, I hope, more many would be an ‘unhappy helpful.” thing’.” Patronize Kaimin Advertisers I Orchestra to Present Make a S u rvey. . . Concert Next Thursday How Is Your Coal Pile? University orchestra’s quarterly We know you will select our beer concert will be at 8:15 o'clock in Main Hall auditorium Thursday, Missoula Coal and become one of our hundreds of March 10. Professor A. H. Weis- & Transfer Co.f Inc. berg is the director. satisfied customers. Maribeth Kitt, Missoula, concert Wholesale and Retail master, and Mary Shope Davis, Dealers in Missoula, former concert master, HIGHLANDER BEER will play a, violin duet. 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