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Morgan, Emerson, Nadler, Bakhe, Templeton, Of U. S. Marine Corps Bell, M. Murphy, Thompson, Martin Named Twenty-One Enroll In Naval Reserve Program;^ Candidates for-Manager’s Club Ball Army Reserve Figures Not Yet Available Insignia Removes By PAT COVERDALE For Publication Announcement of the cancellation of Montana State Uni­ Any Doubt of Sex versity’s 1942 Homecoming celebration was made Friday by * Eighteen men have enlisted in the candidates’ class of the Kirk Badgley, graduate manager of intercollegiate athletics. Marine Corps Reserve, Lieut. Henry N. Hale, officer in charge Wally Mercer, Roundup, leaves The reason for the action is that the University wishes to of enlistment, announced yesterday. Also enlisted were 21 no doubt as to whether he is in the right phys-ed class or not. On cooperate fully with the national effort to conserve gasoline men in the two branches of the Navy Reserve, V-l and V-5. Tuesdays and Thursdays the girls and rubber. For the University to urge alumni to come from Figures on Army Reserve enlistment were not available at physical education classes also long distances for Homecoming alone would not be in keep- time of publication. Lieutenant Hale, in his recruiting pro­ meet for instruction. ♦ ing with the war plan, alumni and Far be it from Wally to leave gram here, is continuing a program first started when Lieut. Wants Ideas student boards decided. Don Beck first enlisted men in this3> any questions in the minds of his The football game with the same Marine reserve last spring. classmates as to his eligibility for Idaho Vandals will be played Oct. Freshmen led .the Marine enlist­ Pharmacy Club attendance in the 3 o’clock boys 31, at 2:30 o’clock on Dorhblazer class. For on those days he ments with eight men. Four soph­ Field as originally scheduled. proudly displays a jersey with the omores were enlisted, three jun­ Mary Jane Deegan, Big Timber, iors and one senior. To Make Tom' word “Boys” plainly sewed on the front. homecoming chairman, last night Those men who will have been issued a statement inviting all stu­ sworn into the Marine Corps Re­ Of Drug Stores dents with ideas for a feasible plan serve by 5 o’clock today are listed for a substitute celebration Oct. below: In observance of National MacLeod Asks 31, to attend a meeting of the Pharmacy Week from Oet. 18 to Men Chosen for Marines Homecoming committee at 4 o’clock 24, the Pharmacy Club will make Freshmen—Charles White, Mis­ today in the ASMSU office. a tour through the Missoula drug Students’ Aid soula; William McGrath, Lead, S. Students and alumni who are D.; Stuart Conner, Billings; stores Thursday, Oct. 22, from 1 o’clock until 3 o’clock with Jerome In Beet Fields in Missoula or the immediate George Hardisty, Butte; Richard vicinity Oct. 31, will join in a Swanson, Lead, S. D.; James Duf­ Kopet, new instructor of phar­ macy, in charge of the tour. Student Workers Are celebration climaxed by the fy, Butte; Holliday Cromwell, Hel­ Grizzly-Vandal game, which is ena, and Chester Jameson, Plains. “Each year a member of the Needed To Alleviate pharmacy faculty makes a talk on featured by the battle for the Sophomores — Patrick McDon­ Labor Shortage “Little Brown Jug” now in the ough, Butte; Robert White, Fair- the radio during National Phar­ macy Week. This year Professor hands of the Grizzlies. There field; William Moloit, Elmherst, Two hundred twenty-five stu­ John Suchy will speak on ‘Phar­ will be a Coffee Hour in the 111.; Robert Peterson, Billings, and dents are urgently needed -this macy and the War’ over KGVO Student Union Lounge after the William Conner. i week-end to work in the beet from 8:30 to 8:45 on Wednesday, game. Managers’ Club will spon­ Juniors—Lowell Asher, Livings­ fields, Scotty MacLeod, Hardin, Oct. 21,” Kopet said. sor a dance in the Student Union ton; David Drum, Miles City, and president of ASMSU, announced Gold Room starting at 9 o’clock. The display window of the A1/1/ZY d*rU£ 0££G/lsY Wayne Glase, Missoula. Tuesday. The U. S. Employment Highlight of the festivities will model drug store in the pharmacy —Homecoming chairman, urged Seniors—Donald Hall, Mullan, Service asks for 75 University stu­ be reached with the crowning of building is decorated with 100,- all students with ideas for a war­ Idaho, and Boyd Brown. Hall is a dents on Thursday, Friday and time Homecoming celebration the Grizzly Queen. transfer from senior advanced 000 prescriptions filled by the late | Saturday of this week, MacLeod to meet today at 4 o’clock in the The Coffee Hour and the dance Mr. Fitch of Kalispell. Students ASMSU office. army and will go to officers’ train­ said, while discussing the new set­ will be for the intermingling of ing with the Marines. in pharmacetical economy decor­ up for recruiting University stu­ faculty, students, alumni and gen­ ated the window with the prescrip­ NOTICE Program Explained dents to aid in the local beet eral public. tions which were donated by Mrs. harvest. Convocations committee will The Marine program, as Lieu­ Sid Kurth, president of Man­ tenant Hale explained it, is: Men Fitch. meet tonight in the Bitter Root The plea for more men came agers’ Club stated that each ticket enlisted now will be allowed to Tuesday after Harlan Johnson, room at 7:30, Chairman Mike NOTICE v purchased for the dance may be graduate from the University and Butte, resigned as coordinator be­ O’Connell announced yesterday. used as a ballot in voting for the Sigma Delta Chi will meet at 4 then go to Quantico, Va., for offi­ tween the University and the U. Grizzly Queen. Ticket holders will o’clock today in the Horseshoe cers’ training. Upon the comple­ S. Employment Service. His resig­ NOTICE write the name of their choice for tion of six months’ training these room, President Jere Coffey, Cho- nation becomes effective Wednes­ Bear Paws will meet in the queen on the ticket stubs which teau, announced. (Continued on Page Four) day after the completion of an in­ Eloise Knowles room at 9:30 will be counted as one vote each tensive work program in which o’clock tonight, Chief Grizzly Jim when turned in at the door during the fraternity and dormitory teams Macintosh, Missoula, announced. (Continued on Page Two) New Campus Magazine piled Up 2,500 working hours to their credit. W ill Appear December 2 The job of organizing and sched­ New Members Welcomed uling work groups has been in­ Mountaineer, new campus magazine, will blitzkrieg the herited by the ASMSU, MacLeod pointed out, as he outlined a plan To W AA at Picnic-Rally campus December 2, according to Bob Wylder, business man­ to appoint a committee to contact ager. Gertrude Auren, Belt, was elected editor of the maga­ every student and recruit work­ WAA entertained two truckloads of university women zine for the fall quarter edition by the literary composition ers. If this plan fails to raise the students last Thursday at a picnic at Greenough park. Fol­ class, which composes the editorial board. Dr. Baxter Hath­ necessary number of men, it may lowing a picnic lunch, Mary Jane Deegan, Big Timber, WAA away, instructor in E n g lish , be necessary to call upon the serv­ president, welcomed new students to the club, and explained adviser for the Mountaineer. Manuscripts to be submitted ice organizatios to help fill the its organization. She introduced Mrs. Helen Sorg, new quota. Staff members are Bob Wylder, should be left in Library 111. adviser, who extended her wel------Havre, business manager; Lael Students also may participate in come to new students present a t! eral accordian solos by- Miss Pom- Olcott, Red Lodge, circulation the production department. Typ­ CARROLL COMMISSIONED the rally and expressed her hope ®roy, and two vocal solos by Nellie manager; Betty Daly, Missoula, ists and solicitors particularly will Jean Taylor Carroll, ’38, has for a good year for WAA. She Parks, Scobey, concluded the pro- advertising manager; Virginia be needed. Freshmen women who received his commission as an then introduced sport managers Sram. Perkins, Harlowton, and Jean Gor­ volunteer their services will be ensign in the United States Naval Louise Mournout, Dutton, volley- Committee in charge of the don, Ronan, production managers, allotted Spur points. Reserve in the lighter-than-air- ball; Ruby Plummer, Missoula, rally was Pat Ruenauver, Plains, and Pat Cohe, Billings, publicity “The Mountaineer will dynamite craft division of the service and is swimming; Viola Zimbleman, general manager; Betty Garman, manager. the literary potentialities in the now seeing active flight duty. Brady, horseshoes, and Ruth Simp­ The content of Mountaineer as University, “Wylder stated. “It is Carroll completed his CAA train­ son, Roundup, hockey.* yentura, Calif.; Jean Marshall, a university magazine must come completely new—the style, the ing here where he was a member Group singing accompanied by I Missoula, and Jean Wiegenstein, from the students, Wylder said. size, the cover, the personality.” of Sigma Nu. Maylou Pomeroy, Glendive, sev-1 Butte. Page Two THE MONTANA KAIMIN Tuesday, October 20, 1942 ’ Home Attracts Students T h e MONTANA KAIMIN CPT Class , Established 1898 Over Quiet Week-End The name Kaimin (pronounced Ki-meen) is derived from the original Selish W ill Begin Indian word, and means “ something written'* or “ a message.'* With week-end activity at a* Published Tuesday and Friday during the school year by Associated Students standstill, a majority of students ited the Alpha Chi house over the of Montana State University. from the dorms and sorority houses week-end. N ext M onth M M M iH TM FMI NATIONAL ADVaWTlSIWO BY went home for the week-end. Dorothy Hunt, Saticoy, Calif., National Advertising Service, Inc. ,S 5 8 J !® U Barbara Holter and Margaret Julia Heald, Cody, Wyo., and Novice Aviators Must Subscription rate Regan went to Helena; Jean Men­ $8 per year College Publishers Representative Allan Smith, Missoula, were Sun­ 4 2 0 Mad i«o n Av e. N ew Yo rk . N. Y. ard, Helen Rae, Helen Frisbee, day dinner guests at the Delta Meet Stringent Outdoor OncHO • EesToa • tot U n a n • Sa m fm a m c is c o Aline Mosby, Karma Johnson, Pat Gamma house. Virginia Brashear Requirements Perry, and .Barbara McPherson was honored at a miscellaneous Entered as second-class matter at Missoula, Montana, under act of Congress, Dr. A. S. Merrill, coordinator of went to Butte; Virginia Morse, shower at the Delta Gamma house March 8, 1879 the Civilian Pilot Training pro­ Mary Jane Gorr, Frances Morgan, Sturday. gram, announced yesterday that RAY FENTON ______Editor Betty Lorenz and Lois Schafer Dorothy Hammergren, Round­ sometime between Nov. 8 and PEG THRAILKILL ______t___ Business Manager went to Anaconda. ASSOCIATE EDITORS up, was a week-end guest of Delta Nov. 15 the third CPT course will Mary Bukvich — Jere Coffey Bernice Hansen, Deer Lodge, Delta Delta. begin on the campus. The num­ NEWS EDITOR SOCIETY EDITOR FEATURE EDITOR went home; Shirley Scott went to Dorothy Rochon Clary Kaufman Harlan Lee Kappa Guests ber of Army men allotted to take ART EDITOR Great Falls; Bette Kennett went Lorraine M a n i x, ‘ Helmville, the course is small, Dr. Merrill SPORTS EDITOR Lloyd Eastman COPY EDITORS to Lewis town, Kay Neils went to Pat Campbell EXCHANGE EDITOR Lucille Adamson Dorothy Hunt, Saticoy, Calif., and stated. Dick -Kern, Assoc. Lorraine Griffith Lucille Williams Libby, Mary Hamil went to White- Grace Darham, Coeur d’Alene, Men must be between the ages EDITORIAL • BOARD — Jean Swenson, chairman ; Evelyn Mayer, Everett fish, Kathleen Hubbard went to Morris, Aline Mosby. were Saturday dinner guests at of 18 and 36 and pass the mental CHARLES MURRAY ______...... Circulation Manager Poison, Dorothy Lamey went to the Kappa house. screening tests, Merrill said. No Havre, and Verna Brackman spent Alpha Phi entertained Dorothy one eligible for enlistment as an the week-end in Hamilton. Lamey, Havre; Peggy Haynes, aviation cadet is eligible for the LA DAME SANS MERCI Sigma Chi Guests Kalispell; Dorothy Stricklin, Shel­ course. It is not possible to work War! From where the snow-capped waves of the great Lieut. Worley Parsons and by, and Harriet Paulus, Choteau, or carry on other schooling during Atlantic kiss the shores of peace to where wisdom of the Cadet Jack Wilkinson visited the at dinner Thursday. Sunday din­ the period' of training, since it re­ Sigma Chi house over the week­ ages has guided the ships of state. We look across the broad ner guests were Catherine Atwood, quires full time, according to the end. Valier; Gerry Oleson and Dona coordinator. expanse of blue to see the foremost jackals leaping at each Alpha Chi Omega celebrated Gibson, Butte, and Alene Cooper, Beginning at 1 o’clock Saturday, other’s throats. Founder’s day Sunday with a ban­ Choteau. E. A. Atkinson, professor of We see commerce, like a prostrate giant, wounded near to quet at the Montmartre. Sigma Nu pledged Bob Daven­ psychology, will give mental death. We see art sleeping in abandoned desolation. We see Jerome Silk, Great Falls, pledg­ port, Bozeman, recently. screening tests in Main Hall 205. ed Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Mr. and civilization hampered, scourged and driven back a hundred Here Sunday That night candidates will be in­ Mrs. Pete Silk were Sunday din­ Mr. and Mrs. McConnell visited terviewed by representatives of years to Waterloo. We hear the call “to arms,” the snorting ner guests at the house. Other their daughter Carol from Ana­ the Johnson Flying company. and tramping of frightened horses;'the frenzied shouts of guests included Maxine Dunckel, conda Sunday. The program, beginning in No­ crazed and maddened men. Hamilton, and Grace Darham, Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. Cover- vember, will be the first of four Above the music of playing bands trumpets sound the Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. dale and daughter Frances of Ana­ such courses of training for the charge as pawns of battle dig their spurs in the flanks of Mrs. Louise Amoldson was a conda visited Margaret and Pat men accepted. Each course will dinner guest at New Hall Sunday. last two months. After the two- hapless chargers. All the awful avalanche of war’s wild blast Mitchell and Pat Coverdale Sun­ Jack McLaughlin, Cut Bank, day. month training period the men leaps forth to add another bloody chapter of time’s indict­ pledged Theta Chi Friday. Lieut, and Mrs. Fred Barrett will be enlisted in the Army Air ment against mankind. Beyond the smoke of the battle line, Pledge Officers from Fort Benning, Ga., visited Force reserve fpr eight months’ seated on smouldering tombs, are the ghosts of those who led Sigma Kappa pledge officers the Alpha Chi house Sunday. training without pay. During that the fights of yesterday. All trace of ancient savagery now were elected recently. They are: time major expenses, including board, room, and tuition in the gone, they look and laugh in derision and from their in­ Billy Farrington, Bozeman; presi­ dent; Miriam Morrison, Chinook, flight ground courses, will be paid articulate chatter falls one melancholy word — fools! fools! vice-president, and Mary Lou Reporter Boasts by the government. Then come the agonizing cries of wounded men) on battle­ Jablonski, Beach, N. D., secretary- After completion of the eight fields and the sickening stench from the putrid corpses na­ treasurer. Sunday dinner guests “Police Escort” months’ training the trainees be­ tions give in gory sacrifice. of Sigma Kappa were Ellie Zim­ come service pilots and are assigned to the Ferry Command. And then the dreadful, inexplicable aftermath. Trenches merman, Cut Bank, and Charlotte The saga of Evelyn Mayer, girl Toelle, Missoula. and fields filled with the dying and the dead — a roll call by reporter, is one of mystery, sus­ Mr. and Mrs. Casto and daugh­ pense and unusual climax. which we may know the absent ones; homes desolate; fields ter Blanche visited Jean and Recently the senior journalism Tascher States devastated; wives widowed and families broken. The daring Peggy Casto Sunday. scribe accepted a position as police Positions Open and the brave destroyed; the weakling and the coward, per­ From Poison reporter for the Daily Missoulian. haps untouched. And from such fowl spawn as this must Laurece Larson of Poison vis- One night last week the cub news­ In State Bureaus paperwoman, while covering the future generations spring and carry on the battle cry in Positions are now open in the regular cop beat, headed for the State and County Departments of future years. CPT Flyers nightly emporium of news on dark, Public Welfare, the State Board What a spectacle! What harmony of discord! What re­ unlighted Woody street. finement of brutality! The subaltern leads the sow, and of Health, the Unemployment Begin Physical Unexpectedly from the darkness, Compensation Commission, the buzzards roost where monarchs once sat.—J.C. an ominous-appearing black sedan United States Employment Serv­ Training Tests approached the intrepid, but be­ ice, Dr. Harold Tascher states. Haines of Missoula and Roger Pet­ wildered correspondent; stopped Closing date for application H om ecom ing with a jolt; and an unknown, be- blanks is November 1, 1942. These erson, Plentywood. Grizzly queen Professor Charles F. Hertler, whiskered man with a slouch hat assistant professor of physical edu­ blanks may be obtained at the committee includes Dave Tawney, spoke: Merit System Office, 2 Granite Celebration Missoula, chairman; David Larson, cation, has announced that men who finished the first four weeks “Kinda cold, ain’t it?” Block, Helena, and at the county Minneapolis; Hugh Campbell, Mis­ of the Civilian P i l o t Training No answer. offices of the Department of Pub­ Cancelled soula, and Pat Campbell, Choteau. course last week have entered a “Want to ride?” lic Welfare and the United States (Continued from Page One) Bill Anderson, Fort Benton, is second phase of physical training. “No thanks.” Employment Service. the dance. The Queen will be chairman of the committee which The next four weeks’ C P T “Sure I can’t drop you off some­ Positions open include ‘ senior interviewer, junior interviewer, crowned at 11 o’clock. will work to distribute tickets course will include outdoor train­ where?” secretary, senior stenographer, Eight Greek sororities and the among the students and'downtown ing. According to Army and Navy Again, no answer. Miss Mayer alumni. regulations, enrollees must pass satistician, field adviser, senior Independents Thursday nom­ turned into the police station. Members of the Homecoming skill tests in swimming, accuracy clerk, junior caseworker, senior inated their respective candi­ “Hey, you ain’t goin’ in there!” child welfare worker, and child committee which will lead in tak­ throws, broad and high jumping, “I certainly am.” dates for Grizzly Queen to reign welfare supervisor. An acute ing action upon the issue today, be­ and running, before they can go A once muffled motor roared; over the dance the evening of sides Chairman Deegan, are: Tony into pre-flight training. shortage in junior caseworkers is the car sped away in inexplicable prevalent throughout the state at the Idaho-Montana game. Can­ Evanko, Seattle; Marie Murphy, The first four weeks training haste. this time. didates are Frances Morgan, Stevensville; Warren Bradeen, consisted of calisthenics at the Anaconda, Alpha Chi Omega; Missoula; Bernice Hollensteiner, men’s gym under Hertler’s super­ Marion Emerson, Shelby, Alpha Missoula, and Harlan Johnson, vision. The exercises included a Delta Pi; Betty Nadler, Billings, Butte. rigorous routing of apparatus Alpha Phi; Jeannette Bakke, MacLeod last night issued a work, rope climbing, swimming, Cut Bank, Delta Delta Delta; statement concerning Montana’s and team games. Both Army and Americas Virginia Bell, Glendive, Delta action in cancelling the Home­ Navy student pilots have entered Gamma; Marjorie Templeton, coming as “comparable to that of teams in the intra-mural touch- Year Around Helena, Kappa Alpha Theta; many other colleges and univer­ football tournament. Marie Murphy, Stevensville, sities.” He said that one Pa­ Conditioner . . Kappa Kappa Gamma; Lorraine Hertler announced that he hopes cific Coast college held its Home­ to install an obstacle running Thompson, Havre, Sigma Kappa; coming this year but it was not Dorothy Martin, Two Dot, Inde­ course before the next group of a success due to lack of return­ CPT men begin training. This BOWLING pendent, and June Sanders, ing alumni. It is felt that for Troy, Women’s Co-op. course will include hurdles, hand­ Montana to have their celebra­ over-hand ladders, tunnels, “ Keep Fit A t All Times'” Managers Club will sponsor the tion the same as in other years ditches, water jumps and other dance. Decorations will follow a would be decidedly unpatriotic obstacles, he said. patriotic theme but will be inex­ and probably unsuccessful be­ Liberty pensive according to Bob Balsom, cause of the great distances in­ NOTICE Billings, chairman of the decora­ volved the majority of people All Masquers are urged to at­ tions committee. Also on the com­ would have to cover in order to tend a meeting at 7 o’clock to­ Bowling Center mittee are Dick Forbis and Don get here. night in the Bitter Root Room. Tuesday, October 20, 1942 T H E MONTANA KAIMIN Page Three Drips From the Coffey Pot Yearlings Washington U Gridders By JERE COFFEY T o Tangle Outclass Grizzlies 35-0 The Kahnin sports department was the recipient yesterday of a clipping written by an impetuous Oregon sports scribe, Idaho Babes At Seattle Saturday L. H. Gregory, who appears to be as perturbed about the Montana football picture as a six-day bike rider is of a five- Frosh Gridders Leave Montana Stopped One-Yard Short of Goal Line day-week. At the time the gentleman wrote, he was no doubt For Kellogg, Ida., Friday When Gun Ends Half; Bowman, Fiske Prove riding the crest o£ a surge of+- Says Coach Dratz chauvinism - for dear old Oregon tioned the fact to give his readers Mainstays of Grizzly Secondary a little more color. University Club gridders will State, which probably has since travel to Kellogg, Idaho, Friday, to A bruising and effective running offensive coupled with the diminished to the tune of two OSC “It might even convince Pro­ fessor Miller that where Montana meet a powerful frosh squad from alert pass interception department of the Washington Huskies Pacific Coast defeats, the same belongs is . . * the smaller Rocky the University of Idaho. was too much for an outweighed and outnumbered Grizzly as Coach Johnny^ Dratz has been number of defeats as for Men­ Mountain conference.” the Montanans went down to a 35-0 defeat in Saturday’s game tana. With the lightest Grizzly squad drilling his charges nightly in preparation for the conflict, us­ at Seattle. The defeat was the fourth loss in as many games The honorable scroll reads as in ten years, Montana gridders could still battle Brigham Young ually the toughest on the Cub this year for the home boys and proved for the fourth time follows, quoted verbatim from the schedule. The past two weeks have that, although Grizzlies are never outfought by anyone, they Portland Oregonian: three weeks ago to the same score as did Utah, the perennial winner been spent in learning the Car­ have not the manpower reserve ♦------— penter style of play, a change “Jiggs Dahlberg, after Mon­ of the southern conference, last to throttle a good running attack ped back and threw a pass, in­ made necessary by the departure tana lost, 68 to i6, to Washing­ week. What would the Grizzly do tended for Burke, Montana end. of Jiggs Dahlberg and the advent by. a big team. ton State, retires as Montana in normal years to Utah? Does Robinson, Husky halfback, made of Clyde Carpenter in the position Grizzlies Stopped Short coach, to enter the Army. Poor the scribe who authored the above a one handed interception of the of head coach. old Jiggs, it wasn't his fanlt at piece know that Montana offers to Big moment for the Montana toss and rambled to the Montana Idaho Frosh will field a strong all—Montana, this year of all join the Mountain States Confer­ fans was the Grizzly offensive 5, where he was run out of bounds. dub, replete with outstanding seasons, just after its former ence have been flatly refused by thrust in the last part of the sec­ Brooks punched through for the membres of the better high school King’s-X standing had been the member teams in the past ond quarter which ended with the score. teams of Washington . and Idaho. lifted to that of a full conference three years? Perforce to say, the halftime gun when Montana Washington’s other scores came The Vandal Babes had a problem member in football, with all reason is not that the Grizzly is knocked on the door of the Husky from long runs after the Grizzlies in the lack of balance at the be­ games counting, just had noth­ a weak sister. one yard line. The scoring chance had held for three downs, only to ing to work with. ginning of the year, but this has came about as a result of Dick havfe Erickson break loose on So Montana should play Mon­ beenironed out. Coach Guy Wicks We don’t know.who will suc­ Bowman’s runback of a kickoff fourth down to run 60 and then tana State, the School of Mines, found most of the men who turned and subsequent runs by Bowman ceed Dahlberg, but have a nom­ Northern Montana, and Dillon 65 yards for touchdowns. out had had experience only in and Fiske, which gave the Grizz­ inee. Our choice as Montana Normal every year while rolling Most misleading statement of coach is “Burley” Miller, the the backfield or at end. lies the ball with first and ten on the year was made in the third up a national 42 rank over squads Last year the Idaho frosh won faculty member whose insis­ the Husky 16. Harold Scott made quarter when the field announcer like Harvard, Yale, Utah, Santa in the final minutes of play on a tence had so much to do with five on a reverse, and Fiske ram­ broadcast to the crowd that, Clara, Texas Tech, et al? We pass interception from a scrapping giving the Grizzlies the ex- med to a first down on the five. “Little Red Brooks stopped Big hardly think so. bunch of Montana’s first-year King’s-X status that now ruins Bowman made three, Fiske one, Dick Bowman after a ten yard Let Mr. Gregory and other men. In 1940 the Cubs made all Jiggs—and Montana. before the gun cut short the fes­ gain.” Brooks weighs 205 and “Big Monday morning quarterbacks the yardage and the Babes the only tivities with third down and one Dick” cannot quite tip 155 on the If Professor Miller will kind­ in distant regions know that two touchdowns. yard to pay dirt. scales. ly take the football reins and there is a war on; that when it Coach Dratz has expressed his First Scores learn first hand what the coach is over, Montana can offer the dissatisfaction with the game at Washington’s first two scores of a small school like Montana MANAGERS TO MEET same competition as in the re­ Butte ini which his boys were pitted came on long marches through the is up against trying to hold up There will be a meeting of the cent days of Popovich, Lazetich against the Butte High Purples and Grizzly defense with Brooks, his end creditably against the Managers Club tonight at 9 and Forte; that when the day is putting his yearlings through a Erickson and Walters doing most rough Pacific Coast competition, o’clock in- Elouise Knowles of comes when all Montana-grown strenuous workout. of the damage. it should be quite helpful. men have an inducement to play the Student Union. .The club The third Husky score was a will eelct a new president to It might even convince Profes­ at Montana, rather than at Ore­ heartbreaker to see. Montana had succeed Sid Kurth, Fort Benton, sor Miller that where Montana gon State and Washington, real Leaphart Orders just made a first down on the and also plans for Homecoming rightly belongs isn’t in the Pa­ competition will be offered Grizzly 35. Then Bowman drop­ dance will be discussed. cific coast conference at all, but from the hills of old Montana as Frosh to Remove the smaller Rocky Mountain never before. conference.” But unless something like Paci­ H . S. Numerals Now, there are two sides to fic Coast conference play is in the University freshmen who per­ every story and the only inter­ offing for such players, they will sist in wearing high school sport esting one is your own. The first continue to go to OSC, Washing­ sweaters with the numeral of the point to bring to the fore is that ton, and a score of other schools school from which they were grad­ we will agree with the columnist —outside the state of Montana. uated are urged to remove the in his implication that the Paci­ letter immediately, Bill Leaphart, fic Coast region is an unhealthy Missoula, president of M Club, said environment f o r a mountain Simpson Sets yesterday. Grizzly at this, time. From there, Striped 'jerseys and sweaters we will roll our cigarette for may be worn without the high someone else to lick. Date For First school letter, but action will be When “Burly” Miller performed taken by the M Club against any the ignominious crime of insisting Hockey Match student who does not adhere to that Montana be given a “King’s- the “no high school numeral” X ” standing in the coast confer­ Ruth Simpson, Roundup, WAA order, Leaphart said. Removal of ence, he did so just after the Mon­ hockey manager, announces that letters awarded by other colleges tana squad rated 42 in national the first game of the women’s field is not required. football rank. The rank was high­ hockey round robin tournament is Leaphart announces that M Club er than that of three coast con­ slated for Thursday afternoon. will meet at 7:30 o’clock tonight in ference member teams for that This year’s hockey teams con­ Eloise Knowles Room to formulate year. Keep in mind, “King’s-X” sist of six player units rather than plans for th6 coming year. does not mean real PCC member­ the 11 units of last year’s tourney. ship. Six player hockey is a modified Montana lost.its backfield by form of the 11 player game and is • graduation that year but went played on a smaller field. The new on to scare the hell out of system gives more girls an oppor­ Washington Huskies and the tunity to take part and makes it “ We've been ‘goin’ steady' a UCLA Bruins, each of whom possible to form several small long time, you and I. You see, trounced the “humble” Grizzly teams for tournament competition by one big touchdown. instead of concentrating on the 11 a symbol of the life and players required for the regular Then, to to top it off, the Griz- sparkle of Coca-Cola. There­ lies had the audacity to join the team. conference with full member­ This year’s intramural managers fore, I speak for Coke. I like ship standing, just as we had are as follows. your company. I offer some- the gall to make a deal with Hit­ Jean Harlow, Missoula, Missoula ler to invade Russia so that our Independents; Orpha Weisbeck, ing more than a thirst- head football coach, Doug Fess­ Hamilton, grils’ co-op; Mary Leary, quenching drink. It’s re­ enden, and most of our football Burke, Ida., New Hall; Dale Bur­ team could take the year off for nett, Missoula, Delta Gamma; Jean freshing. Yes siree...it*s a vacation skiing in the Cau­ Marshall, Missoula, Kappa Kappa casus. Gamma; Gloria Bugli, Missoula; got that extra something “And poor Jiggs Dahlberg, af­ Delta Delta Delta; Elizabeth Fearl, you can’t get this side of ter Montana lost 68 to 16, retired Missoula, Sigma Kappa; Betty Gar- as Montana football coach.” Not man, Ventura, Calif., Alpha Chi! Coca-Cola itself. Let’s get that Dahlberg doesn’t know his Omega and Peggy Landreth, An­ together. Make it a Coke football, but a basketball mentor chorage, Alaska, Kappa Alpha is hardly supposed to get a ride on Theta. Alpha Delta Pi has not yet date.” the grid merry-go-round and catch chosen its manager. Accessory Shop the brass ring on the first try. The Umpires for the tournament will Hammond Arcade Bldg. i BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY Oregon writer might have men­ be chosen from the coaching class. Majestic Bottling Company, Missoula Page Four T H E MONTANA KAIMIN Tuesday, October 20, 1942

NOTICES Music club will meet in rooirt International President Eighteen Men Chairman Harold Miklebust,, 305 in Main Hall at 5 o’clock to­ of the student-faculty meetings day, Lois Dahl, Forsyth, an­ A re Signed announced that another “bull nounced yesterday. session” would be held this Of Pan-American Forum * * * Thursday night at 7:30 o’clock For Marines In the Eloise Knowles room of Psi Chi is to meet tonight at Offers Weekly Program (Continued from Page One) the Student Union building. He 7:30 o’clock in Main Hall 205 to men will be given reserve com­ urged that all people interested initiate new members, President missions with the United States in their University attend. Hayton, Transfer Student From Idaho Normal, Helen Rae, Butte, and Secretary Marines. The bull session consists of in­ MC’s '‘Meet the Americas” Over Station KGVO William Hopkins, Missoula, an­ Lieutenant Hale said that rumors formal conversation and debate nounced. On Monday Nights that the men already enlisted in by student and faculty members * * • this reserve would be called up of the University on matters of By VERNA BRACKMAN interest to the entire school. All members of the Sentinel soon are entirely false and that it business staff should meet' with * * * International President of Pan American Student Forum, is still the intention of the Marine t Clayton Herron, Philippsburg, Robert Hayton, a transfer student from Lewiston (Idaho) A meeting of the WAA board is Sentinel business manager, to­ Corps to allow these men to grad­ scheduled for Thursday at 7:30 State Normal College, announced yesterday that the P.A.S.F. uate before going to their officers’ morrow at either 2:10 or 3:10 o’clock in the Eloise Knowles o’clock. is sponsoring a half-hour radio program, “Meet the America,” training. Also of interest to many room, Mary Jane Deegan, presi­ over KGVO, Missoula, on Mondays at 9:30 o’clock. “Meet the who knew Lieutenant Beck, who dent, announced yesterday. Americas” was inaugurated by Hayton and broadcast over recruited on the campus last year, # * * MARVIN WILL DISCUSS is that he has been recently pro­ . The next convocation will be “CRISIS OF OUR AGE” radio station KRLC, Lewiston, Idaho, under the sponsorship moted to first lieutenant, Lieuten­ of the Pan American Student 6- ant Hale said. Wednesday, Oct. 28, when Miss Professor E. L. Marvin will dis­ Forum, which is a western hemi­ Josephine A. Brown will speak on cuss Sorokin’s book, “The Crisis Announces Program , Besides enlisting men in the two sphere organization of college and her experiences in China and the of Our Age” at 4 o’clock today in naval reserves of V -l and V-7, the high school students interested in Chinese war effort, Ralph Y. Mc­ Library 305, Dr. H. G. Merriam officers in charge here said that the furtherance of friendly rela­ Ginn i s, assistant professor of said yesterday. Faculty members they were also giving the prelim­ tions among the Americas. speech, announced yesterday. and students are invited. inary exams to those men who are Program Expands entering V-5. Their final or flight Since its beginning on August exam is given in Seattle. The 25, 1940, the program has had 115 names of those enlisted in the consecutive performances, expand­ Navy as well as those of men in STUDENTS! COME IN ing from Lewiston to KGA, Spo­ the Army Reserves were not avail­ kane, and KGEZ, Kalispell. The able for this edition but will be program consists of informative rim later. And See Our New sketches about the 20 other Amer­ ican republics, strange facts, out­ standing men and heroes of the Castle Replaces Zipper Notebooks western hemisphere, and a con­ Shallenberger densed newscast of the week’s events in Alaska, Canada and La­ Because of his increased THEY’RE TOPS! tin America, supplemented by duties with the CPT and Navy work, Dr. Garvin D. Shallen­ South American music. The DURABLE, GENUINE LEATHER broadcast should be of especial in­ berger, physics professor, has terest to Spanish and political sci­ asked to be relieved from h is ence students, but Hayton urged position as faculty advisor to every student or faculty member Central Board. His resignation interested in Latin America to lis­ was accepted and Dr. G. B. Office Supply Co ten. Castle was appointed by Presi­ Robert Hayton was elected in­ dent Ernest O. Melby to take his ternational . president of P.A.S.F. Robert Hayton yesterday Out- place. in April, at the Inter-American . lined plans for a new radio pro­ gram, “Meet the Americas” Conference in Dallas, Texas, P.A. which is sponsored by the Pan S.F. headquarters. As first vice- American Student Forum. president, he presided over the ± convention in absence of the pres­ ident Oswaldo Ramirez, who wds serving as an officer in the Army Intelligence service. Book Discusses As one of the pioneer radio pro­ grams concerned with fostering appreciation and understanding of our American neighbors, “Meet the Americas” is the subject of one chapter in a new book about educational school - radio pro­ grams being written by Miss Lola Berry of Waco, Texas. Hayton, who was asked to write the chap­ ter dealing wtih the program’s de­ velopment and growth, said the book would be off the press about January, 1943. Debaters Plan PUT YOU AT YOUR For Tourney EASE . . SMARTLY! 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