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Wednesday, ~ovell)ber 3~, 1938. ,Page Four NEW MEXICO LOBO Newman C.lub Tonight FAIR YESTljlRDA Y •·-. • Social Highlights •·- •. FAIR '£0DAY FAIR •rol\IORROW .•• WHAT IS THIS, NE LOVE OR WAR? MEXICO' ' LOBO • Publication of the Associated of the University of New Mexico VoL. XLI Z437 ALBUQUERQUE, NEW' MEXICO, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1988 No. 28

' .. Bowl Princess Violinist What's Going On By Phil Woolworth Float Requestedi Band

~ Still Hungry? The University of New I\.le:x:ico took her to most of the large cities Jlose Bowl-Dulte versus Univer~ presents in joint recital Mariqw in the United States, she studied May Get New Uniforms sitY of Southern . Elise Rodey, violinist1 and Walter foi· three years in Paris with the • Cotton Bowl- Tec:h ~ersus Keller, pianist, in the Stadium French master Gui)laume Rem;v. Officials '!?1 Music hall Wednesday at 8:15p.m. An European edition of the Dr. Newsom in Charge of Su1i Bowl-University of 'New The program will feature the Chicago Daily Tl'ibune said of her, A B I B"d Investigating Committee Mexico versus: Utah University, Caesar Fr~~,nck Sonata for Violin "!\!iss Johnson's interpretation of ccept ow I That the University of New !\lex- and piano. " the concerto revealed the musician. ioo should select a princess to re~- Prune Bowl-San Jose State ver- Mrs. Rodey began hal' study of ship and individuality for which Utah University officials Wed· resent the campus in Sun Carnival sus Memphia Teacljers. music at the age of seven years she is widely recognized in the nesday night accepted an invito· festivities was the request of Dr. Sugar llowl-Texas Christian and made her first public appear- United States. Her performance tion to meet the Lobos in the Sun 0, M. Hendlicks, Director General versus Carnegie Tech. ance soon after her tenth birth- was one of beauty." Bowl. utah's participation in the of the carnival. Orange Bowl-Qklahoma Uni· Walter Keller day. Walter Keller came to the Uni- Maria·Elise Rodey game depends only upon securing The choosing of the princess may varsity versus Tennessee Univer~ ------As a child she studied at the vi!rsity last year t'rom the Julliard the Big Seven conference's ap~ be left to tho football team if they slty. Rare Mexican Statuette National School of l\lusie in Pan· Graduate School of l\lusic in New Dr. Sorrell Autographs proval, T. s. Parmelee, Ute gradu. are willing to make the choice, "' -'fl * ama, where her father was one of YorK City, where he ·studied under ate managel' announced. E, F. Gond, University publicity French Fascism D" d B s d the Panama Canal engineers. There Ernest Hutcheson. D ' PI c t director, said today, If the team ISCovere y tu ent she achieved the distinction of M~. Keller received the degree wyer s aster as The Utah athletic council was does not phoose the princess, some Premier Daladier has shown the ---. Concertmeister of the National of Bachelor of Music with highest authOlized by sol>ool officials to other campus unit will be appointed ' first outcropping of what look.• From an obscure shop in Old Conservatory Orohestm and •P· distinction from the University of Don't be surprised if you see Bill proceed Witll. arrangements ~or t~e to sponsor the selection, 1\lr, Goad liko the entry of fascism. Mexico, Joe Faltls, a in penrod many times as soloist of the Indiana. A composer'as well as a Dwyer limping about the campus post-season tilt, P~rmelee smd, Blg stated: He has invoked the use of the the University, bought for two orchestral concerts at the National pianist, he has had a number of with one pants leg rolled up. S~ven approval IS expected Into Dr, Hendricks also requested that army to Pl'event. the laborers of pesos a well-preserved figure of Opera. his compositions played in concer:s The University's Little All. tins week.. the University enter s floot in the There Is Always More Comfort France, far WOise ~~ than our Nucstra Senora de los Dolores, After her return to the United both here and m the East. Hls Amel'ioan halfback became an auto- Lobo gr1dsters Monday afternoon Sun Carnival parade, and that the Melodrama To Be Given labo~ero are, from st~>k.mg. estimated to be at least eighty Statos she studied at the Cincinnati recital at the University last graph collector Thursday morning, will be~in light scrimmages . in University band accompany the For Dramatic Club , Hltler an~ Mussolmt both abo!- years old. Conservatory of Music under the Spring received favorable comment probably receiving the year's most preparatlOn for the bowl tllt, team to El Paso. with >sh~d the r>ghts of . laborers to Although the lower half is gone Italian master Tirindelli, and with from music critics, and he has novel signature from Dr. V. G. Coach Ted Shipltey said. Heavy "The publicity value of your col­ etrike as o~e of. the>r first moves and the garments wet·e somewhat Ovide Musin and Leopold Auer in played to enthusiastic audiences in Sorrell, economics professor, in a drills will not get under way until lege having a float in tho parade upon becommg dl~tators. tattered, 1\lr. Falti~ said that the New York City. Santa Fe during the Sunday After- Labor Problems class. the Christmas ho~idays begin. is inestimable because the floats !olerant ~~er>ca should . not figure has been successfully restored After a concert career which noon Music Hour. Big Bill prizes the Doe's "John Slowness of Bill Dwyer's knee in will be described to millions over ~m(f ?I. fascJSbo moves or Signs to its original appearance. He • Henry" highly, and is .apt to dis- responding to treatment is of con· the national hookup; your band m Br1tam. or France, for the re~ described her as having a somber Ph play it witltout. tho slightest. provo- cern to Lobo mentors. Dwyer's and princass will also be menM GAS HEAT ce!'t treaties that th~se tw~ coun- face, dark eyes and hair, a golden, las Damitas Team to Meet .Kappa OmiCrOn j cation. knee was placed in a plaster cast tioned," Dr. Hendricka writes. "In tnes have ·made Wlth Itaf~ a.nd gem.filled crown, pale gray cape C d (I b Dwyer's left leg, which was in- after the injury failed to respond no other way could your college rc- Germany must have some Slgmfi· and crimson gown. arona 0 u Spellers To Hold Banquet jured in the Lobo·Wildcat game to therapeutic treatment. The cast ceivo such nation.wide publicity at canec. • • • Mr. Faltis is creating anothers several weeks ago, has been will be left on Dwyer's knee for so little cost and effort. Besides the • . . . figure, similar to Nuestro. enota Margaret Padilla, Sara Baea, , trussed up in a plaster of paris two weeks, keeping the injury im· radio description, the press, news Blushmg Bl'!tam , de los Dolores, representing the and Lydia Costales were the win- A Founder's Day banquet wdl cast, and it is this cast that has mobile, thus increasing the chances reels, and special films will give The Chase National Bank seems same period. The model will be ners of the all-Spanish spelling be held at the Alvarado on Satur. sot a precedent in authograph col· of healing, Shipkey said. your college further pub)icity." to have m~d? the d~llar rate over placed in a glass case of Mexican match held at the Las Damitas day, December 10, at 7 o'clock for looting. James Hubbell Lobo back and It is expected the Student Coun. Albuquerque Gas and the pound m mternatmnnl excltnngc craft exhibits in the Fine Arts meeting Thursday afternoon, These members of Kappa. Omicron Plli, Bill's hunk of plaster bears the siar who displayed top cil will act on Dr, Hendrick's aug- and now the Bank of England must b 'ld' • h f · 1 h me eco· f D • s 11 1 d kick~off ' · h' k • Ul mg. winners will spell agamst xepre- onorary pro esslona o name a 1. orre scraw c upon form in the Aggie tilt gcsttons t JB wee . ~ceds dphone bJ!!•V: Yorl<. beffre lt sentath·es of Coronado Club at nomics fraternity. Mattie Cham. it, nnd at the request of the Prof is slated to see much action at El B d M G t N U "f Electric Company . arcs o any >g mternatlOna deal- Mrs Grace· Thompson some time in the near future. ~riss hers and nr~ry Belle Montgomery himself. Paso . an ay c ew ru orms. ARTHUR PRAGER, Vice President and General Manager mg. • * • T S• ] M • • Soda. Sanchez conducted the mate h• are m· ch arge. All' is not quiet in Salt Lake Dr., C. V. Newsom ' Pat i 1\lliler,,_ 0 peat on USIC Plans are also being made for Home Economics Frat . . and Warren Johnson, appo nwd as Hop Sc~to~ . . Miss Amelia Chavez was pledged the annual Christmas fruit cake • Clty as Utah U. pracbces for ~o a sub-committee by the Athletic As tins lS wr>ttcn, the latest m- nrrs. Grace Thompson, of the into the. o~ganizatio~ at the meet- sale Round oval ., square and Sells FrUit Cakes games. The Utes meet Hawah at Council, met Thursdpy afternool) formation is that Dr. A. B. Stewart University music faculty, will ing. VJrgmia Garcta was also bl ~ :fruit ~akes -~r'e bcin~ sold --- Honolulu, December 17, and then Dean Clnuve, Dean Bostwick, Bilf 0 has been reinstated into his posi- speak on "Vocational Opportunl- pledged recently. t ~Og cents 8 pound in one two Have you ever eaten crushed return to , December Ashton, Professor Kunkel, and tion as superintendent of the state' ties in Music" for the fr·d philosophy class next Tuesday, tive date for a hayride, at which co:Umittees in charge of the cake Fruit cakes in the eighteenth the Utah team m ;he El Paso of buying new uniforms for the How to which ousted him has been "re.jDecember G, at 4 o'clock in Hod- time the club wlll play hostess to salo are as follows: Advertising, century contained not only crushed game, school au\horit>es stated: University band. . FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2 organized," and. that Governor gin 1. ' • the Coronado Club. Barbara Rankin and Ruth Jean violets but parsnips, raspberries, A Spanish costume consisting of PERSONAL Tingley, the gubernatorial candi- "Medicine and Surgery" will be Smith• production Opal F on, can· Dr. Paul Walter, Jr., head of the num er o p>eoes .m e an to Own Snapshots Sig Eps Honor Visitor Whether or not you are having .l Que non. Costume Party brnry, it was announced Thursday. ery; delivery, Roberta Graham and ,died chemes, pmeapple, and nuts. department of sociology at the Uni· approxl~ately twice th? ~resent Alpha chapter of Sigm~> Phi Fred Is Featuring glamour trouble, Arrow Shirts • • • The rental charge for the books is Frances Fifield. The cakes are on sale at Sara vcrsity, will present a paper on number, Dr•. J!!ewsom Sald, Moth- Epsilon wi11 entertain with an in­ Revamp Following dinner at G 30 U ' two cents a day, with a ten cent Raynolds for 50 cents • pound. "Assimilation Problems in New ods . for rmsmg funds through Up-to-the-Minute Clothing formal house dance Friday evening have a way of stepping up your f '\VPAN administrator•r R forN the State vcrs1't y f ncu It y mem bers WJ'. 11 ga' thnl• er mtmmum.. . N M • St ff M de Orders for. one, ktwo, three, b or .five Mexico •u at . the annual meeting of chantyh h dances, concert: benefits,. hor from 9 to 12 p. m. ·~\ For the College Man appearance. '!'bey not only make o ew " cxico, . L. . !ehols?n, nt the Student Union ball rootn iol The new books nrc "Fanny eW agazme a a pound f~u>t ca es may e g>Ven the Pacific Sociological Society at t ro,ug. arran.gement Wtth t e has! reducedh the admmtstrabve h . 1 Ch . t t K bl , b A t "D ty to 1\Iatbe Chambers, Lnura Jean the University of California in Ath ehc Councd were n1so ad- The dance will be given in llonor IIEW mE!IICO .. you look better~ but feel better. ~ t etr annun r1s mas cos unte em e Y nns rong; ynas U f C II St de ts , · d b b " of the fraternity's Grand Marshall, cos s of is organization 2u per t F l"l'd D b 9 f D th" b G ld II "All Th"1s p 0 0 ege U 0 Davtdson,n Rose Epptch, Frances Berkeley December and Dr vance y group mem crs. Drop in and Look Around '!'bey have the Mitoga tailored t par y on ny, ecem er- . o ea Y a we , 'fi ld b G h !II th • 27 28 ' ' Charles Patch of Denver, Colorado1 412·414 East Central cen ' llfusic will be provid>d by the and Heaven Too" by Field "With Fl!O ' ~• 0 orta ra am, ar a Walter is a member of the society. who is making his annual visit to Opposite Public Libmry ···-··-__;.______.. _,_____ ,_ .. _,,_,___ ,, __+ Jit, smart new patterns, and the • • • Hernandez Tipica brcl>cstrn. Mom. Malice Some" ·by Halsey, · This month a new magazine Ann Dr. Walter has also been invited .Poetry Club WJ'II DJ"SCUSS the chapter. bcst·looking collars that ever Rnlscd Ante bcrs of the committee in cl>arge "The HorseTow~rd nnd Buggy Doctor'' by makes its appearance on the news gomcry,Hat~aw:y, ar ara M;:y~lln n, ~o~t·c en to deliver n paper at the annual Springer Transfer Company, are n!mes, J. L. Bostwick, G. P. Het-tzler, "And Tell of Time" by stands. It. is called College Years. Soladay, and Ruth Jean Smith. meeting of the Southwestern So· 0 graced a neck. Sanforized Shrunk. Ml h k W d d 1'· which was awarded $SOOO.in a suit Hammond, J. w. Diefendorf, s. F. Krey, "Man's trope" bl' 1\[alraux, Its staff IS con>pos;d 0! college ciological Society at Dallas, Texas, c eis Boo e nes ay The gifl :I over the damages caused tl>eir Letton, J. P. MilJcr, and W. C. "Suwannee River" by Matschat, students, and the editor IS Walter in the spring of 1939. II of a at Stromberg's· ======Til • '' building by the construction of the Wagner. and "llfy Son, My Son!" by Spring, Camp Ill. Th? avow~d purpose of Football Banquet Dec. 8 Recently he received notice that Archibald McLeish's "Land of 'I a College Years IS m>rro." the edu· his article entitled "Community the Free" was the central topic tifelime! ~ \ Tije~as S~eet under~ass, '~on. t~ 0 '' m.obon for a new tnn1, clatmmg c cational scene in Its enbrety both The annual Lobo football team Life in New Mexico" will appear of discussion at the last meeting '' fiv: ;~ was ~~: fn~ugh.0 Frosh Conquer allege Calender. in ~merica and i.n other lands. Its banque~ given by the University in a forthcoming issu~ of the maga- of the Poetry club held Wednesday " n ° new6250 na t company was . ' art>clcs. are design;d to ,educate athletic department will take place zlne "Sociology and Social Re· afternoon in the north lounge of awlirded1250 $ • or an increase of D · D D '[ D l • D •[• tl ahd to mfonn, to stimulate ~nd to at the Alvarado December 8, Cses that all con· ish delight as an Abierle in the dust stung their eyes and burned from Contemporary lnagazines, All II The purpose of tl>e study is to Sl oy 0 h ~ns an tl! mth ta der, 5:45 p, m, Prepare for evening tributions will be given a fair and first act of Jim Russell's adapts· their throats. Still they sat motion. who enjoy poetry are cordially in· yet faultlessly correct. Tho index the business status of the g )" P Y es, ou ne • r ay meal. careful reading. Contributions tion of Dicken's " Twist" less while the rumbling and splint- vited. ' broad shoulders, wider f I community, and as such should a; fol olvs: • . 6:50 p, m. Tea and crumpets. should be sent to. College Years, took shape at Dramatic Club re· ering gradually dwindled to an 1apels,. and easier drape ARROW SHIRTS ' l • have forecasting value, the stu· 6:30 °• m. R>se and prepare for G:OO p.m. Evening repast. The Century Buildmg, ~61> Church hearsal Tuesday evening. occasional settling and sliding inlo nllrl:!su1t in trimmer waist~ 11 dents believe. • the mprning repast. 6:80 to 7:00 p. m. Office hours; St., New Hav~n, Conn;ctiCut. Works suddenly a muffled ntn>bling in place of the :fallen material, Jean .Carrick Elected to line. See them in mid­ Among the topics be~ng studied 7:06 a. m. Repast. business discussions. ' that are pubhshed wlll be properly the wings to the righ~ of the house When tho last souud had died • night blue. by II are, sales tax col!eotmns, bank 7:30 a. nt. Discussion of daily 7 to 10 p.m. Intensive study and t·emunerntod. brought the actors and audience to away, there was a general rush to Phrateres Secretaryship HOLEPROOF debits, postal reco>pts, duties (pledge duties). research. their feet. The rumbling became the door of the partition. There _ .... ·•-•-•-••-••-•o-ro---n-1--••--•--•--"' rl payroll~, * Ofd.fime elegance in a subtle neW hosiery shade by i \ cor-loadings, and motor car regis· 7:45 a, m, Prepare to perform 10 p. m. Prepa;e to retire. Special Train to Sun Bowl a steady roar growing louder nnd the youthful dramatists found n Beverly Jean Carrick was elected Holeproof . , . the perfect acce~t for the regal :orl~ tratlons, . . dutie~,. 11 p, m, Discus• getting to bed louder, The theatre rooked. Scv· chaos of broken acts and splintered to replace Dorothy Vivian Swayno $29.50 Se~ The New Arrows P;ofessor C. H. Fewell Is ass>st• 7:47 to 7:60 a, m. Pledge duties, real soon, Downtown boosters arc planning era! girls nnd four or Jive males planks. All the scenery and sets as corresponding secretary for Plum and deep' Amethyst tones, shading to dusty .vtolel. at hlg m the ~tudy. 7:50 a. m. Prepnt•rttion for class 12:46 Retire. to run a special train to the Sun tan scraming from tho building, from dramatic plays given the Phrateres nt a meeting of the A new and delightful note with smart bldck coS· $1 nttendnnce, Notes: 1. Above subject to Bowl game at El Paso; an official 'rhe rumbling reached the volume lnst five Ol" six: years had been piled Phratcrcs Council held in Phra- II sun Game Tl'ckets On Sale 8:00 to 12 noon. Pursue scholarly change without notice. of the Chamber of Commerce said. of n t·ockslide punctuated by sue. to the ceiling together with huge teres' room, at the student Union tomes. In sheer1 shodowless chiffon. ' pr. $ .85 We Invite Your Account 3 2 1 achievements. 2. Schedule operates irregularly An all-Pullman train will be run cessive crashes and the sound of stage beams, ladders, furniture and building Monday. Laura Jean I 12 to 12:10 p, m. Perform nblu· Monday evening (pledge lneetlng), If 100 reservations nre secured, The splintering wood, Thoso wl>o still curtain rods. Davidson WM in charge. I ' A block of 497 tiekots for the tlonary activities, 3. Tea and crumpets replaced by special is tentatively scheduled to remained in the building sat hor- The vibrations of "Fagin's" A christmas party was planned FRANK MINDLIN Sun Bowl game was recently placed 12:10 Pl m. Light snook at fra• stronger beverages during week· leave here 1 p, m. Sunday, arriving rifled, theii· eyes riveted upon the voice lwd set loose the mass of fol' December 12, and it was dceided co. Paris Shoe Store I on sale at the New Mexico School ternlty house. end (eof.fee and coke•). in El P.. o that evening, Leaving flimsy partition that •eparated setting~ and given the actors in that tl>is :vear tl e pn>·ty wlll be in 1 Jl;)WELERS ~~ 307 West Central 309 West Central ' Supply Co., 201> W. Copper. '!:he 12oM p. nt. Bicnrbonate of soda 4. Exception number tw~ deals midnight, Janunl'Y 2, the group thorn from thnt awful mass of the no'~ Dt·amntic Club play, "Cli- the form of a shower for the 309 West Central Ave. ,_._,_...... ,. __ _.._, ducats are for special UNM SOC· (authors may be seen fo'r prescdp- with subject of warm and strikil11t would reach here early tile next jumbled and splintering wood. vcr Twist," a taste of Frisco's Phrnterlis• room In order to fur. '814 w. Central Avenue tion on the north side ot tho field, Uons; very small foe. A.dv,) nature, mornlnll'. lt was impossible ta tell Whether 1907 etn·thquake and holocaust. nish It more completeJr, • ------·------­ 1 1 ''

• ' ' ' Page Two NEW MEXICO LOBO S~turday, December 3, 1988 Saturday, P~cem:ber 3, 1938 • NEW MEXICO LOBO PagtJ Three •••••- •••-.-.- ....-.·-:····7.!"··-·..-.•.• ...... -.---.- ...... - ....- ...... The Case Against ROTC t-·---·-·------·.·-·_...... -.--·-···-··"'•"··-----·-· .. ------·---"··-·---'"'•·-----··---···-·-·---·, *.····--...... NEW MEXICO lOBO Dear E. Pluri])us Unum: Questions and . . . . 'Th.c. Football Statistics Publication of the Asf)ociated Students of the University o.f _New Mexico, The Voice Vacuum Lobo Basketball Schedule Casaba Drills Underway i Published twice weekly from September May, inclusive, e;xcept dur- Your Jetter ;in the last issqQ of tJte Lobo cried out for a well,-drilled to Answers •"•"•"•"•"•"•"•"•"•"•"•"•"•""""•"•"•"•"•"•"•"•"•"•"•"•"ol"'•"•"•"•"•"•"•"•"•"•"•"•"•"oi"'•"•"•"•"•"•Y SCRIMMA.G E Lobos Foes ing examination and holiday periods, . Tcum Playing Court ~c.::=:::=:::..=:..:=:::..::.::..:,:;:::_ __-:-_'-:-::------::-:~ 1~ep squad at U. N. M., using the !aet that Texas Tech had a splendid • Il------l Spade and Keyhole heart • , . We hear Je.ddelun Ma .. .Dst~ Yat'ds gained f:t.•om Entered as second~c1ass matter at the post office at Albuquerque, N . PCi!P squad and ttoying to tie up with that the faet that they also have an from the Rear . • • • Stooge 6, the old l'eliable, has Manus' tl'ip to DaJias w~s npthing December 10 N'ew 'Mexico Mines SocOI:ro scrimn1a.ge 2574 1418 .M., a lly Marcy Macintosh By Reynolds Johnson been digging among the 1-uins for short of a howling success. December 16~17 Colorado Colleg·e CQlorado Springs Ya1·ds lost from Lobos Open With Mines p:::n::;d:.:e::.r..:t;:h•::.:A:.:c::.t..:of::.:M:::•:.:r..:ch:..::3'...'::.18::.7:..;9.:.· ------ROTC unit. rushing 209 179 m.:"'u~:pr:NTI!!c "oR N"'TIONAL ,.;'oVI!FITIIIINQi 0 ~ I am just patriptic enough to believe that U. N. M. is t•apidly coming ••••• .-.-.. ••• ...... ,...... ,. .. ,...... -.;-·.- ....·.,- ...... ,...... ·.··········•"•.•,.• What clo you plan to do five the past two weeks and fi ~ally -- December 19 Bradley Tech Hei'e ' National Advertising Service, Inc. 1938 Member 1939 Something tl!at may give you Anothet· degree of affectotion is years after leaving college a)ld how brings these relics to the local Poesy January 11-12 Flagstaff Hel'e Fh·st downs 145 98 ...... ~..,. Post Season Grid Game Co/lese P~b/iJI){!f's ReprcseniJJJJvs J:\ssocialed CbUe15KJte Press to the fol'e with its band and pep squad, considcrip.g the youth of these some wonderment in the realm of in the extremely sarcastic, vernacu- much do you plan to earn 1 nauseumt Muggs Megaw is the Submitted py Logan Jones and Januat'Y 27-28 New Mexico State Here PASSES Roaming Around •• , Will Hampel" Cage Drills 420 M~cJsoN Av~t, NEWYo~t<. H. v, "'" gl'oups, I don't believe that military training with all that it involves b " A 1 · · th d"m t · G t b d N th' February 3~4- • rrex9s Tech Atte1npted 101 170 • oo •• s ~n~ earmng IS e tuel·en lar1·zed type of columnt"zt"ng, per- Dot Gibson: o o e • _o mg. cur:t:ent terrot• of the campus. He his brothel': Here Cl!le.tOO t IIOifOif • .1.0~ ,.~,.':":':.• ::":;:"..:':;:":;:"';:"::":_ ___:..,... ______-:--::-- _ February 8~9· rrexas Mines 58 lly Bob Hix in riflery, maneuver.s, and wartime drUil3 is needed for a fine pep squad shades of affectedness in writers. haps best illustrated in. the style Ernst Blume~thal; Go to Mex- pops up wlth hij; flash bulbs at Neu1·oses are red El Paso Completed 49 Takh1g the float• n wceli; from the most out-of~the-way places and Violence• is blue Febrqary 10~11 New Mexico State Las Cl'Uces Intercepted 22 16 Al'TON WILLIAMS -··-·-·--·-·--······-··--··········· Editor at U. N. M. ' A degree of affectedness-oall · f 0 t t k f ..-.- ...... - ...... -....,.~·-·.•.-.- ..~·-·..- ..- ••,....,...... tonight agnin~t the New Mexico BILL COLBY Business Manager 1·t ''style" if "OU Jik~1• 8 necessary of one Pegler. Here following lCD ~ wo ycarfl o. war or a at the hour when most' girls and 1 am a sick man. FQ;brum•y 17~18 A1·izonli Tucson Net yardage gained 676 856 ------...... ~ .. ~----~---.----.. Anothe1· point ,that you stressed was the complaint against faculty "' ..- . . Ph.D. m Anthropology, That ought ''News" .LncJ~:s Fucts ht Criticb;ing School of :Mines at Socorro the PHONE 4300 Extension 35 to n\ost wHting. The only un- through on an 1dea straight to the to expls'tn the sala!'Y· boys arc wishing for anything but .---- February 20-21 Tempe T.empe Average yards pel' and athletic coaches opposing a unit as a detriment to the school's Lobo basketball tenm will attempt Feb1•uary 22-23 ,Flagataff Flagstaff • completed pass ~8.8 14.7 UNnl A!hlctie Policy Edl.tor Reynolds Johnson affected way-in the strictest sense, end isn't so important as making Jack Orr: I'll probably be an ,·n- photomen. Marcy Macintosh cal'- Hissstory to open their cngc season with n N eWs ------~-..--- activities. However, this point has not been nfade clear~ Their argu~ th t · · t t 11 · t th 1 · - 1 0 ries, concealed weapons these days s G 'ff "'"II' · "t March 3~4 A1.·izona Here PUNTS New Mexico's application fo1• ad- win over Pete Butler's hoopw Sports Editor ---~------; -;""~ Bob Hix. a IS-IS e JUS ~" P am sarcastic digressions couched in terne somewhere. Ten dollars per · t :f th t een r1 nl tamsmg 1 on ' Assistant Editor ------""-- Ph1b.P Woolworth ment bps been that a 11nit o_f ROTC in the university would be of no bet in as few wo.rds as possible. m ques 0 ; SJ?0 shot man. The Turkey day ~ere Thespians Mickey March 6-7 . Tenwe Here Number of punts 75 73 mittance to. the Big Seven would swishers. Managing Edl"to• John Morgan " . A II . f the phraseology of the street. How- month ... ______..,,. ______.,. ___ ..,..,._. · '' help to a football and basketball team and mig1It prove w aetnment by PP cation o humor, sarcasm, or . . . • . . . ! camera doesn t he and ncithe~ do McFadden and Louise King . . . Yardage 2925 2701 pt·obably be tm;ned down. ''coldt Only 28 men have t•epot·ted for Society Editors ______,..,,. ______,., __ Mary Jo Starrett, CamJl1e Runyan b . 1 s•·t" t" h th t . t' II II odd words Ol' sentence structures ever much respect you nught have Ed KlJenski: Med school, If and wei .•• Among othero who mtght Bu ·g•·nd" E bbl R th · 1 Average yardage the Denvet· Uocky Mountam Newa basketbv.Il drills and Coach Roy Copy Editor ------.. ------~--- . . GladYs Gooddin11 ecommg compu sory. lfU. IS 1cs s ow a m prac 1ca y every co ege bl )t b 'd 't td'*'' hI lu.,uesunyan,ega Proofs .., ______.______--... --~--Ruth W1llalmS, Ruthe FJsher h... ROTC h b t rf; d t b 'tt.' are not exactly necessarJ for just for his ideas, you have to give him when. Proba Y won e pa1 · bem eres e m JOinmg t e wrec..:- h ut tl · d t' d b f E per punt 37 rece.ntly implied in a disp~tch, Johnson is having trouble in 13hap~· 11 1 • , • , W 0 p le COm COe UCa IOn, an L p t T Exchanges .-----~------.... -~------.. - Joh?J Petc;.rs w ere an . as een s n e enro men ecame t;:OJllPU socy: Wl ,.m etating the :fact, but are justifiable credit for really being able to Major Qoad: When I leaVe col~ mg crew are Roth Kmg, Dtxte Ray Measles Monfot·t , , . Coal Heaver 0 o·s re er as er11 earn KICKOFFS B1g Seven members will be r~~ ing a squad to meet the Muckers. Feature Ed1tor ------...... ------... -- L~wls Butler ~o or thre~ years, in that they m k th k 1 r · t tk Money Exchange Editor ______..,. ____ ..,. ____ .,._,.. ______Kitt~ Weber For those boys who feel that a military training is absolutely t t• a eh .e wo; more handle the vernacular. Almost any ege, am gomg o wo .. Eoy_d, Je_an Day, Sue Pollock, Jane Huber and,Duncan Ditto who left Numb(ll' attempted 35 25 luctant to. schedule mo.re atbletlo This year's cage tenm will be Ceczl, Edeen Scanlon, and so on, th d 1 .., · t Iowa State Eleven Favored Uterary Editor ------~------... - ... ------... ---~------·Ma.xl Pearce j£ th t I d mf b rth . f th h a trac IVe o:r emp atlC.. hus, in writer would be we1l off with his means nothing. ad infinitum. • e ance ear y .~-or reasons no Yardage (distance) 1085 1000 c~n~ests With. New _Mexzco because built around sevel'al Jet4ermen and necesslary edy a~l'ta:o an adco . Y de t tdn ctasteh~ anot" erlwatr, t eref one way of ]poking at it, not very collection of phrases. Camille Runyan: I'm going to , reported .• , Sheepherder Hubbell ___ Average distance of of It:s. uthletlt! pobcy of overem.. veteruns, and ~lclnhet·.s of last News Staff: Richard Ryan, Jean Begley, Scott Anderson, Phyllis Ffarvey, are a wa;vs goo mz 1 ry aca cm1es evo e o IS par 1cu ar ype o much wdting is absolutely un- d l"f · •t f k 1 kicl..:offs in yds, }lha::nzmg football, nnd. because tho year's strong Fro.sh tonm, ' "preparedness , ; Ab 1 t K 1 d spen my 1 e m pursu1 o now ~ Oh, lazy Mary, you must get up with the light of her life Willie Although satisfied with the Ath~ over Utah will clearly establish 31 40 Maxine Bates, Valjean Hudson, Steve J{och, Louise Starrett, Ruth . • . aff'ected. so u e now e ge edge and testing fine champagnes, Returns 16 30 Lobos a1·e ~ poor dra.wrng card, the Bill Burnett is rocpccted to get Looney, John Fleming, Judy Sikes, Sue Pollock1 Lorette McClatchy, We admit that many colleges With a very fine j'ootball tean1 also But it is here, in columnizing, ' . . But Mother deal;', I am not able; Pennington · · · Red Johnson and letic Council's sele~.:tion of Utah as ou1' supremacy ovet· Big Seven Yards returned 300 431 News P1'C4;hcted!. . the ata1·ting center call. Joe Barn~ r. B, Dnnoff, ·garet Weise, Vivian Vogel, Florence PiersQnJ Gwen have ROTC, but we would like to point out that a greater number of ~ust a Start that the write!" falls mot•e com~ ~u~e Btshop: Presid;nt of ~ld Qh I M Hunk Soiaday-come on Red, step Lobo op()onents for the Sun Bowl teams. , azy ary you must get up, up, we know that gleam is for that El t b · Is football bemg overemphasized hart, center on 1ast yea~:'s fresh .. Peny, Fram~es Fifield. uhigh raters" do no~ , Of course a ten~foot ~helf ~vould~ pletely under the stigma of aft'ec- ma1d s club. All_ ser.vices gratts, p A ve:~.·nge ytn•dago pet• We need the sheet fo1• the table! other flaffiboyant redhead Gwen game nt ' aso, cam .mern. el'S, m WaL•ren JQhnson (council memw .. return of kickoff 18,7 14.3 at UNI\~? The News chal·gcs ovcrw man squndJ will not be eligible for I, however, beheve that yqur idea to have a speaker on ROTC in n t hold a co~tp1ete dzscussJon of tedness than in any other field. Emmanuel Schifam: Obtain a --- Pcrr J h ' . reply to a Lobo questiOnnaire, re~ bel'): Utah was out• most likely Dean Decries Fraternity Paddling 0 emphasJs P~t doe~ no~ state facts vataity play until second semester. some future assembly is a good one. We like to hear all sides. styles, but we c~n make .a start. Any pretense of absolute knowl~ d~torate in Enterprises. $460~ Shattered Romance Department H Y • ' • • nh West and Sml.les veaied tbeir preference for meeting opponent but if we 'defeat Utah FUMBLES to ::;upport Its content1~n. . cmenway wzt a duo of h1gh - t · th "" ' Nwnber 21 23 Meeting at tlJ.e Hotel Commodore in New York City, the And so, of we know you will us when we say that On_ o;e e:'treme IS who edge must be affected, for there $650 a month. . 'Tis rumored and well substan- h d C h ~d an eastem opponen m e pos~~" we will be' theoretical champions . "'· Veteran Forwards RetJori ~ourse, ~:~uppo:t ~h~~w~·~t:r 1 L obos Ab1de uy Strict . . National Interfraternity Conference delegates were in gen- we would alsQ hke to hear from a representative of the Youth Peace behe es m e~pressmg ~~s... the are so many angles and so much ~Betty Smith: I'll probably still tiRted that the Lusk-Schultz com~ slci °° 'qtuheeLns ." • H. a~ 0thw an season contest. of three conferences-Big Seven RecoVm"ai'e expected to apply for the way, I think the Lobos will beat the peace activities of all exUiting Martel 1 in Knight, Si Nanninga, Jack Rod~ ity chapter would inculcate and foster this desire on the bases bette; to prove right by brute _str~ngth? Wh_at does it matter if-to at le~st something intellectual 6 Tokens for 51c MUSIC CO. The News may base its over4 din, Dick Shaeffer, Sam Shortie, • • . be trtte-the cream of tho crop 1s killed or matmed? about tt. membership in the Border Confer- Utah. campus organizations has been or~ - emphasis charge~ on the Lobos' ac:~ Ken Stine, Bob Thompson, Tal of scholarship, courtesy, personal pride, socml graces, self- Take a good look at all your friends If war is declared college You can always be sure of making that 406 W. Central Ph. 987 ence. A previous application was Chal*les Tatiitehill: I preferred ganized at New Jersey CoJiege for Total Points Scored -::======:-; ceptance of a llost~sea.son game. Godding Pete Sterling Bob Singer expression and extra-curricular activities, we believe they enrollments make fertile cannon-foddsr. · ' ! ' 8 o'clock class on time and also ·be on the right _ .. __, ,._,__ , • turned down by league officials. an eastem team, but a Lobo win women. Loboa \. 199 'l'J us ts• a wea k argument agamst Barney ' Morrison Carl' Seery' would have the most successful system obtainable. Then the ROT-see pide of tho professor. Opponents 46 VALLIANT sc_hcduling the 'v.otlpack. Utah, uBeans" Renfro, ~nd Pete Feltis: paddle could be relegated t'o the attic where it belongs, along For Safety, Comfort and Economy l:hg Seven champJons, requested ______.:..______"The so-called social sciences are not sciences at all in Printing Co. RIDE A BUS with bathtub gin and the racoon coat. . G and received Lobo support in se~ 1 d U t 1! d 800 •1 t t any manner analogous to the natural sciences."-Dr. Harold B rOn COS Want Sprtng arne cuting their Sun Bowl bid. The at; " rave e IDI es 0 moe PRINTERS - BINDERS ALBUQUERQU~ BUS CO. s. 1 s. . Bngham Young at Provo. Iowa W. Dodds, Princeton U. prexy. ·' :::"1 HALE S • ;~:u S"l C't T--h- • .Nhewsd may feel that . our pohcy State came 700 miles to meet Den- Aggies Friendly Toward Lobo Choice for Sun Bowl Jerry's Brown!!!!! Shoe S lore 1 ver J Y eac ers are negotmt- s ouJ be to end the grtd season on U lobo Campus Dollar ing with the University athletic Thanksgiving Day. lf so, can they ver : •.• Writing in the Round-up, Aggie student paper, John smart cioUtes for smart. officials for a spring footbaU game JUstliy Utah's game with Hawaii Papers CrJtie~sm Unwarranted Gaines, editor, says: " ••. we wish to congratulate our competi­ uWhcre TJtcy FJt the Feet" here next April. it is indicated. at Honolulu December 171 The News contends that uNew women 1 tors, the University of New 1\Iexico, upon their success in Merchants Invite You In HOSIERY • SHOES Coach Ray Brancheau said he Criticism of our athletic policy Mexico docs not draw well, at being selected to compete in the Sun Bowl. We are proud of Call a halt on Phone 5230 The following merchants offer a variety of goods, and 'KEDS would like to meet the Lobos in a might be based on the length of home or away." In seven home 1806 East Central njght spring game, and also stated road tnps, or the distance which games the Lobos attracted 42,000 the fact that a New Mexico team was chosen. want you to use their campus dollar service. All are HOUSE SLIPPERS authot·ized by the to issue campus vouchers until that the Teachers are considering foes travel to meet the Wolfpack. fans, Largest gate was for the " ••• we wish to thank the Sun Bowl comiJlittee for the Lobo CAMPUS $ IIERE, TOO Wednesday, Dec. 14, the date of the Campus Dollar CAMPUS$ a bid to meet the Lobos as an .Uic longest New Mexzco tdp was Aggie gnnte when 10;000 rooters consideration and recognition that they gave us. The choice Auction. opener on the Lobo· schedule next to Tucson. I•'arthest toes-1!'empe throng the stadium. One of the was made in the light of their best judgment and therefore BE'S BESTING fall. and CoJor~do Aggies-tra·;elled smallest crowds turned out for the was just and final. No more can be asked of them. Coli­ 545 miles to meet the Lobos het·c. Thanksgiving Day game with ~ Hig Seven members arc not heslw rado Aggies. Away from home the gratulations to the Lobos." DIS NERVES- New Mcxlet'l Most Get Your Campus Dollars Kampus Klippery Get Campus $ on all Broadcast Coast Game Under New 1\fanagement tant about tru velling or inviting team drew nep.r1y 20,000 fans. The. recent editorial appearing in the Lobo criticizing Exetusive Sh )e Store nt Beauty Work Done at - Drop in and get acqUainted · --- . distant opponents to their home Smallest crowd .,vas at Flagstaff, Aggie booster complaints about the Sun Bowl choice was Student Union Bldg, AIODERN BEAUTY lCGGM and KOB Wlll broadcast field M f M' . • where 5,000 fans constitute a large GREYHOUND RIDLON'S The SPOT n play-bywplny account of the Notre tat C t~ 1 JS.sour~O~ece~~l~ gate directed against Edwin Minteer and the Las Cruces down­ SERVICE d :g, 417 West Central 2000 East Central FRED LONG Dame·University of Southern Caliw t eC luo Obl:a o sUgtohmg ill lm esl The Rocky n.rountian News' cdti.. towners-not against the Aggie student body. Swift, graceful, and rem~rkably wise. Ancient E~ Campus Dollars 1802 E. CentraL Ph. 795 f • f tb u S o o m Ja. a w trave tian and Greek roya1ty stamped him as a .symbol of orma o~ a. ~ame aturday af~ ::1000 miles to Honol~lu. Idaho cism of our • athletic policy was aristocracy. Distinguished lines and proud hearing ;:l~noon, egm~ung at .2:45 p .. m. State of Moscow moved 700 miles unwananted and shall stund as can be found on Egyptian carvings dating to 3500 uquerque time, statton officmls 1 U ; such until they justify their . . . \fh.e Campt.to. CQothe:o.Qine . . . B. C. Racing has made this breed popular in the U.S. announced, to meet tab State at Logan. Port- charges. t CA~JPUS $ ON EVERY "WHERE THE Students. Faculty: Air Your Opinions Here CO-ED SHOPS"' ·-·····-···--~· PURCHASE AT \ ...... ······& "JT'S THRILLING towatch theflashinggrey· despite increasing ten­ ' COLLEGE DRESSES Penney Keep in the Border Conference J. (. T1tis Week-End At The UNM .l hoond in full flighL But it's important sion, strain. Be kind to Frank l\'Iindlin Co. FROM THE YOUNG NATIONAL A National Institution Sports Editor: lo note that when the race is over lte rests your nerves if you want Jewelers POINT OF VIEW ALBUQUERQUE THEATRES At the end of every season there is an attempt to break up the -as the greyhound above is doing now. them to he kind to you. Pause a while, Garment Co. Visit Our New Gift Shop Get Campus Border Conference. New• Mexico wishes to jo!n the Big Seven Con­ Though the dog's highly keyed nervous now and then. LET UP-LIGHT UP A 522 W. Central 415 W. Central Ph. 617 ference; , the Paeific Coast Conference; Texas Tech, the South­ system closely resembles our own, the dog CAMEL! Let tlte freqoent enjoyment of Santa Fe 'Vatch Inspector~~ DoUars Here west Conference. Campus$ N iilaxes instinctively! Life as it is today leads Camel's mild, ripe tobaccos help you take 314 W. Central CamP'I.I.s $ N The reasons tor this break up are! NOW NOW 0 5 0 1) The Border Conference is not well known, and team prestige 'llS to ignore fatigued ,nerves. We·carry on life more calmly, pleasantly, profitably! KiMo w Su~u~E o~ !I~ Ew is smaJI. -'. JAMES CAGNEY JOAN CRAWFORD 2) 'tl'.~ Border Conference is weak, and the teams don't furnish They know lww pleasant life can be when they MARGARET SUf:LAVAN enough competition. b PAT O'BRIEN 0 FINE SHOES FOR MELVYN DOUGLAS Anyone will admit that the Pacific Coast and Southwest Confer.ences eeLET UP-LIGHT UP A CAMEL" Campus $ at ~lfl.OmttW r}i ~IN- ROllERT YOUNG are well known, but is the Big Seven better known than the Border QUALITY MEN'S W£AR CoiJegc Men and Women CAMPUS$ -IN- Conference 1 I doubt it. After the 11 bowl" games the Border Conferw 't'' " ANGEL$ WITH DIRTY FACES11 cnce teams should be better known as they play in two of the nix i•bow1'' "A THOUSANDTH OF AN INCH is im· LIBERTY at "JHE SHINING HOUR" portant in my·work," says. CharJes Dictrl.ch, 309 w. Central -WITH­ games. at For Every i\Ian and lens grinder. ~r1tve got to be. ~bsolutely ac~ • CAFE HmJPHREY BOGART The second reason states that the competition i.s teo weak. Arizona, PARIS ANN SHERIDAN Every 'Voman W!Jo Has wishing_ to enter the Pa:cific Coast Conference, played three conference curate, and so I've got to concentrate. Nal .. CAMPUS CLOTHES Ever Deen in Love ura11y, my nerves would he on tl1e spot if . .ALWAYS OPEN SHOE STORE THE "DEAD END" KIDS games nnd lost all three. Tech, undefeated~ got its hardest fights from. the bartley shop -ALSO- I didn't p.,_use now-and tl1en. I let up..... light picture that is dedicated to conference teams. New Mc:xlco, winning eight in ten starts, lost both 307 W. Central ._rhe POPEYE CARTOON up a Camel. Camels conifort my nerves." Campus Dollars 305 'Vest Central A "e. the dirty-faced kids of today games ttl cortference rivals. New Mexico played two Big Seven teams Smoke 6 packs 105 W. Central Campu:s $ that they might not grmv up -AND­ nnd beat them both. TRAP-SHOOTING CHAMPION of North of Cnmc1s nnd witlt dirty souls tomorrow • ~ • Paramount News Let's keep New MexicO out ~f the Big Seven, and prevent the America (Women's Clay Targets), Mrs. Ld.i find out why Border Co;oference dissolution. Hall, says: 'tHolding a shooting title four they ore the Yoot·s, ll. c. years straight pots plenty o('presaure on the LARGEST· nerves. I give my nerves rrequent rests, es• SELLING VARSITY SHOP peciaUy during matches. I let up-light up EAST SIDE GIVEN BROS. FOGG Faculty Pictures for the Mirage CIGARETTE LOBO a Camel-l?fien! Camels arc so soothing." CLEANERs "Tile FLORSHEIM STORE" I I NOW Dear Editor: Gives Campus $ Is THE I I University Jeweler LET'S ALL George Raft - Henry Fonda There are those of us who would like to see the photds of our pro~ EDDIE; CANTOR-America's great comic personality-each BENNY GOODMAN ... King of Swing, nud the world's great- CASH & CARRY LET'S ALL I 312 W. Central Uome of Wavy Haircut~ Dorotby Lamour (easors in the Mirag(} along with those of\ our student friends. 1\-fondu:Y evening on the Columbia Network. 7:30 tnn E.S.T.f eat awing bnnd-eDcb Tucetlny cvening-Co1umhla Network. GO TO THE GO TO THE 20 Per Cent OIT 318 W. Central When 1 am no loriger attending school, I~ for one; will remember 9:30 pm C.S.T., 8:30 pin M.S.T., 7:30 pn1 P.S.T, 9:30 pm E.S.T., 8:30 ~m C.S,T.• 7:30pm 1\!.S.T., 6:30 pin P.S.T. and NelV Hair Styles SUN BOWL -IN- SUN BOWL more than n tew of my professors and my reactions to their opinionsj 1800 E. Central Get Campus $. nnd when I go 00 reminiscing through the Mirage- I'll want to see their Henry N. Davis Get Yo1w Ca1npus ~ " SPAWN of the NORTH" From "Doc" Kavanauglt -ALSO- )lietures: along with those o:£ familiar buildings and ·old frJends. Lobo Campus $ Manager Dolla?"s at Fogg's I I I I Tht} :faculty ls an indispensable part. <>f the University. So js the SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS student. Either without the other would not make a Univ(!rsity; So .lET UP_ LIGHT UP A CAMEL! let's have the !acolty in thO annoall Sincerely, AI'/ APPLE POLISHER. Smokers find Camel's Costlier Tobaccos are S,()OTHING TO NERVES • / '•,, ,, .{ J . ' . I ' / ,• ' Paue"Four NEW. MEXICO LOBO Saturday, Peeembe:l' 8, 1988 Chi Omegas Honor Mrs. Kirkpatrick 11t Tea c;J'a:J.~hion..b. On: :.The A~cn.ua Coeds Re~d Fashion N·ews; •·-. • Social Hig_hlights •·-. • RODEY ·"ELLER N. !lf,-DRAKE Mrs, A, s. ~~irlot all about l'k ''G d th' 11 r~m ow, any one o a vane y ()f Betty Van Natta of Santa Fe . . e> I e ran mo er used to wear of the year is going to be. assorted charm and dangle brace:. . , .. ·/ my dutyj until I tried out the toy -even if she didn't go gallivant~ Fox• some it Wl'll be a new formal, VoL, XLI. Wh ose mal'l'lage to A, Sydney Kirli- pi•no anLouis Drypolcher, Earl Johnson, Steve And fo_r the things you want Chi O's Treat Sigma Chi's Bristol, Menlo Autry, Martin ___ Schwartz, Oscar sYme, Bob Eas1ey, in a cigarette you can depend on Pi Gamma chapter pf Chi Omega Dan Filkins, Leo Harvey, Lee Kar­ will entertain the members of son, and Ed Carr. • the happy combination of mild Sigma Chi fraternity at a buffet Richard ~annah, Tod Denton, ripe tobaccos in Chesterfield. supper Saturday evening at 6 Do~ Fa1'1', Bill Barry, Newton Goff, o'clock at the Chi Omega house. Cecd Ledford, Bob NoblES, J.o~n Miss Virginia Harris is in charge. Light, Charles Waehtell, Phdhp Each type of Chesterfield tobacco Larsen, George. Devendorf, Douglas Osborn, Alden Hayes, Carroll Bur­ is outstanding for some fine quality Pikes Hold Dance :roughs, Howard Berliner, Tom that makes smoking more pleasure. McCord, Jim DeVaney, Lyn Hnsk· Pi Kappa Alpha frafetnity will ens, Larry Hart~otn, Harry Cal­ hold an inforntal dance at the ame, Ted Fleck, Dan McKnight, 9ombined: •. blended together chapter house tonight irom 9 until :Sob Johnston, Glenwood Shockey, 12. Ross Johnson, Jimtes Alabon, Cns- the Chesterfield way •.. they give Blll Snyder will be in charge. well Sliver, Leo Motylewski, Frank you more pleasure than any Carpenter, Warren Johnson, Wes- · Kappas Entertain ley Hurt, George Peppin, Lawrence cigarette you ever smoked. Marr, Lynch Steiner, and Jack National Officers Finley, -- • Musle for the fol'Dlal will be On land and sea and in the ;rtaPP• Kappa Gamma w•ll ent:r- provided by the Varsity Club Or­ air • • • wherever smoking is en· tain the followi~g members of xts chestra. Misses Jnne Olson, social Varsity Debate Tryouts • House and Advisory :Boards at a sec.retnry and Mary Louise Wallen- joyed ••• Chesterfield's mildness Juncheon today at 12:30: Mrs. L. ' • H 11 To Be Held December 12 C B tt M G'lb t Ii d , horst, president of Hokona a , • enne ! rs. 1 er en nx, are in charge of arrangements and better taste satisfy millions. Tryouts for the varsity inter­ Mrs. Schreiber, Mrs, Harper, Mrs:. ~·-·--~----·~ Fred Pettit! 1\lrs. Owen "B. Marron, colleginte debate squads will be Mrg: Vesta Berger, Miss Mabel held next Monday in Hodgln 26 at 3 ojclock, Willis Jacobs. University Downer, Miss Mal,'garet Ellen IT'S THE ... debate coaeh, announced last week. Livingston, Miss Mnrtha Johnson, AI! students are eligible for inter­ Miss Vh•ginia McManus, and Miss VARSITY SHOP coUegiata competition, he said, and Mariiln Ellerf for should hnve a fivo-mifiute speech prepared on a subject of their own NEW HAIR STYLES e Bill Dwyerj inactive in grid play choosing. PIPES FINE PERMANENTS since th~ Arizona gante, relin .. uAlready this year," n.rr. Jacobs LARGEST SELECTION ... the blend that can't be copied quished first p1nc'o scoring hol!Ors I))( THE STATE and WAVY HAIRCUTS said, uthe Unive~'Sity has scheduled to lCen Heineman, Te~ns ].Iines IiENRY N. DAVIS, Mgr. RIG,HT COMBINATION debates with Drake University, Giomi Bros. ••, the of thQ sta1·. Hoincnuu{ tallied 78 points University of Hawaii, Florida A. ,I 201 W. Central Ph. 600 10> Harvard Phone 2833 world's best cigarette tobaccos in nine: games to lend the confer.. and M., University of Callfornin, ' ence scol'ing. Dwyer rolled up 6G Uuiversity o! Southern CaHfornin, 'I :Points in six games, 'I and Stanford." '

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