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Pa.oe Four NEW MEXICO LOBO Friday, April 4, 1941 ' Cards, Money Stacl•ed ROVING REPORTER Circle the Date! It was easy to tell lust nlght at • FACULTY WOMEN GIVE K. 0. Phi Entertains Dr. W. R. White To -1\ll seniors will be feted the I\a11Pa. Sit: smoker who the -.·- Social Highlights -.- Call for Tennis Players Most co.eds. wdl be dated; I{nppa S1ga were, There. wns a def .. BENEFIT BRIDGE TEA Home Ec Girls (And Boy) inite correlation betwl;!'en the ...... Students, Faculty Last call for tenms tourney Pollack and his boys wdl ploy LOBO N~W M~XICO p.mouut of money each tJlayer hnd Speak at Assembly ~As theJr.~Sr. Prom gets under way. Univ~rstty of New Mex1co players Will be tomorrow at With Easter Party and affihatmn wltlt the sponsoring Chi O's Fete Founder's Day IFnc\llty Women's ch.ll~ W)ll sponsor l\ rnecttng m tho Gym at 2:00, Dr, W, R, Wh1te, pre:ndent of frat. a benefit budge tea to raise money Like "Gas Light" when a lqdder will be set up Kappll Om1cron Phi, home eco- Hardm-Simrnons college at Abilene Publication of the Associated Studenlts of· the University of New Mexico for the local red cross chapter for varsity material, The norntcs flatet·mty, entertamed 35 1 Monday By ALMA WELLER first match 1a scheduled for girls and a man (Btll Dyke) at an Texas, wlll speal{ at ~ssembly Tues~ VoL, XLIII With Tea, Banquet at Dance after•noon at 2.00 o'clock Z4S7 ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, TUESD.A!Y, APRIL 8, 1941 No.48 m the basement lounge of the Stu­ Pubhc opm10n 1s somethmg we Apnl 13, Easter party Thursday mght. Vtv~ day mormng at 11 a. m. m Carlisle Saturday, April 51 the local cbapM dent Umon bulldmg. hear a lot about today-what makes ian Kromg, new president of the ~ym, tcr of Chi Omega will celebtate its Chi O's Choose Mt:= Manon Dargan lB takmg It, what changes lt, and how lt can fraternity, was m charge of the Attendance of an students 1s re~ annual Eleusmum wtth a teA, and reselvatiOns 1 Mts M E FarrJs 1s mlluencc others, Pubhc opmton, SIG EPS ENTERTAIN patty, speeches durmg the day which contlols tho box office, de- QUired at the assembly, of Which Batchelor Prexy m charge of the arran~ements. Mrs Jose lturbi, Famous Pianist, Will Play termmes whether a Broadway show Martha Groton, newly elected Pres, J F Zimmei'll!an ISm charge, Student Council Completes Plans For From 4 to 5 o'clock, the Matheis Edwm SnapJ? ts m charge of the NATIONAL s~cRETARY At then• electiOn last Monday Jj VICe-president, was m charge of , and PntronesDes club wxll gtve a music of the tea bout at 4 o'clock. IS a wrobacco Road'' run Ol a two~ decorations, and Hazel Fortson, The mens quartet, under the dnec- tea 111 honor of Cht Omega's found- mght, Cht Omega elected Ann D11ughters o:1' the nnt1sh Ernpn."e week flop. The shawa at Rodey The New Mextco Alpha Chapter t:ccordmg secretary, prepared re- tlon of Mrs, Grace Thompson, Will ing, at the chapter house, Ch1 Dntchelor, president; Beth C01ey, have made Ieservahon for 21 tables. hall ale hkcwJse cont:~:olled by the of Sigma Pht ;Epsilon fratermty fieshments giVe three numbers, and the Um- For Community Concert Next Monday Annual Student Body Election April25 Omega was founded Apul 6, 1895, v1ce-ptes1dent, Co~a Colhns, treas­ UniVCl.SLty housemothers are tak­ students, opmlons on campus Some w1ll entertam Mr. W. J. Pulley, Get-ncquamted games, and Easter varsity band will play, at Fayetteville, Arkansas, In addt- urer, v rgmta Lee Morrow, aecl.'e­ mg two ta,l;lles MI!'I Ahce Davtd~ of them on the DJ,"arnattc club play, Gtand Chapter travehng secreta,ry, egg hunts were played m the home Class periods will be shortened 1 "Gas Light " as discovered by this d th t t m ke s tu - tion to repreacntat1vea from An- son Will award bndge prizes to the ' an o er gue& s a a s o r a r economics s1ttmg room, where the to forty mmutes each, wtth a five Conductor to Appear Maynor, Menuhin To Highlight Bruce Cabot Impressed With Nomination Deadline zona, guests at the tea wdltnclude ta1y, pledge mistress, Mrmlyn MoJ;- wmners Iepoiter, ale, day mght at the local chapter grand pHI,no was turned mto a mmute periOd between classes, to representatlves from the othci lOW, rush caiJtam. Earlene 'Vnrd; Lomse Bemis. I thought the play house green lawn cove1ed w1th brightly~ allow an hour for assembly. 1m- four soror1t1es on campus· those chapter coirespondent, ;Beth Bow1c, was very good and well cast. Mr Pulley w1ll arrive Saturday colored Easter eggs and bunmes, mediately after the assembly there For First Time Here 4/-42 Community Concerts Bevy Of Pretty Campus Lassies Set for April 16 from Alpha Cht Omega are Mar- mt dnector Mary Lou W1Iltams, 1 Spanish Films Shown Addalene Stauett Although it and spend a week VISitlng the local ehJCkens baskets and sprmg flow~ wtll be an 1mportant meetmg of Acclaimed by musical crit­ Musical emmence to the nth will Ed1t01's Note: In~rvicwcd by Politrcal fever again gnp- garet Amsley, Lomse Vmeentl socml chanman1 Barbara Voren­ heJd my attention later on, ~lGas chapter. e1s to ~any out the tradttlonal members of the JUmor class ICS throughout the world as 1\bss Hedgecoxe, who IS also from ped the campus Monday as the Franc0s Jane Arble, Martha Gro- Lfght" had n slow begmnmg, Bill The alumm challter, mothers theme of Easter. Ibe presented to Commumty Con .. I To Second- Year Students the greatest living pianist, Carlsbad, Bruce~ Cabot remem~ Student Council announced ton, and Beth :Manson; from Alpha buig The officers Wlll be mstaJled Vorenberg was especially good. club, and pledge chapter wlll honor Juamta Nolan lQcated the three cert audtences next yea1 as Dorothy Jose Iturbi, mternatwnally bcrcd her aunt and mtroduced plans for the annual student Delta PI, Norma Jean Wortman, next Monday mght, Ehzabeth Clatk Professor Arthur Campa, actmg Dr, v C. K1ech. Tlus was the Mr, Pulley at a banquet Sunday key-chocolate Jlaster eggs and Dean Bostwick to Read head of the modern language de­ emminent virtuoso of the Maynor, Negro soprano, and Ye- himself as a "c1ose frJ.end of the body electwns set for Fl•iday Sara Morehead, Mary Eumce Wag- p!es1dmg fhst show I was able to attend evemng at the chapter house. sta1ted off the general egg hunt Paper at Deans' Meeting hud1 Menuhm, V10hmst, Inte-rna- IS OFFERED JOB-Phil Hood, Hedgecoxes " He recalled ac- l pal tment, showed educat10nal film A 2 15 ,. gonel'1 Elsie Coplan, and Joan Rous- The PI Gamma Owl, the chapter this yen:r, and I found 1t very, very whtch was won by Eleanor Suggs. piano and conductor, Will g1ve bonaUy known VIrtuosos m their senior mechamcal eng1neermg quamtance With :Miss Hedgecoxe's prr , · m Spamsh thts afternoon at 1 00 seau, from Kappa Kappa Gamma: news letter, was Issued the first of enJoyable It was well-done and Kappa Oxmcron Ph1 wdl pledge Dean and Mrs. J. L Boatw1ek will a concert before an Albuquer­ Iespecttve fields, have been chosen student, and a member of S1gma aunt and dxscusscd the history .Nonunatwns for pos1t10ns m Rodey hall The sound film was Mary Dunn Jam1son, Trudelle this w~ek Beth Bowie, Catheune the costumes added much to its sue~ Delta Phi Delta Has new membets m a short while ac- leave this afternoon for Cmcmnati, que audience for the first time to g1ve concerts at Carlisle gym Tau, has been offered a position of tlte llu]ac and Hedgccoxe fam- on the Student Counc1l, Uni- Downer, Beth Stone, Laura Treat, Molgnn and Betty Denms With attended by students of Spamsh, cess. coidmg to Vtvum Kromg, presi- Ohio, where Dean Bostwick WLll at- when he comes to Carlisle for the 1941-42 concert season, A wath the Caterpillar 'fractor Co. dies who have been close friends vel'Slty governmg body which and Mary LuCille Lackey 1 from Phi the ass~stance of JUntOl I~ttiates pm ttcularly second year students Rosemary Brennen· The ftut 'act Waffle Supper, Election dent. Ann Batchelo1· and Harriet tend a convention of the Natlonal gymnasiUm ApTII14 under the T Bales, Cornmumty Concert asso- for the 1mst decade m Carlsbad. elects student body president Mu, Evelyn Pankey, ,..Betsey Ross, edited the paper. Issues were sent •vas slow. The co"tumes were , Carlott have been elected corrc- Aossocmbon of Deans and Advisers Shlia Wiley, Betty l:Hl.llego~J, and to parents, u1ums netghbormg ' .., Delta Ph1 Delta, honorary art 0 f M t th N th 1 d P1 auspices of the Commumty ctahon president, announced today. Ph'l H d A By Peggy Hedgecoxe and student manager1 must be 1 Sig Eps Hold Informal beautiful, cspectally Betty BriX- spond1ng secreta1-y and treasurer, en a e e er an s a2;a, fratermty, Will meet at the Com- f b April lll to 19 A child prodigy ..13 years ago, Mr. I 00 Ill by Wednesday, Apnl 16, Each Manon Smtth. Dean Clauve, Grace chapters and natiOnal Cht Omega At House Friday Night net's It was well cast. tespeetlve1 y, or t e commg year, • Concert association. ccepts Campbeilt and Ehzabeth Elder, will headquarteis The paper con­ mumty CentCl; Sunday at 6 o'clock Before approximately 150 dele- Menuhm was once proclaimed a TaU, tan, handsome, Etienne de nommation peht1on should carry 1 also. attend Dunng the afternoon, tamed a resume of the year's ac­ Sigma Phi Epsilon :fraternity Dome ArmiJo: J hked ' Gas for n general busmess meetmg and A child prodtgy at seven, Iturbi wonder child of the vtolm and today Engl'neerl'ng Job P. du BuJac, now famous as Bruce the signatul·cs of 25 students Can- gates from variOUs parts o:( tho gave concerts throughout Em ope 18 rated greater than Jascba Heifitz Cabot, would 1'lilte to see more of didates arc requu:ed to have an a g .. muslc w11l be presented by Betty tlvittes, and a chart o:f Chi O's w1ll hold an mformal house dance Light" bette:~: than any other show election of officers to be followed by Bogren, A ttends Conclave natlOn Dean Bostwick wlll read a Denms and Lo1s Trumvle Fnday evemng House decoiattons Pve seen at Rodey. a waffle supper, All members are 10 before commg to the Umted States, m abtllty to blend high tones mto Phihp Hood of Demm d the beautiful and mterestmg young gregate scholastic average of 1.3, growth. and Iefieshrnents Will follow a Pan- Robei't MacNeely. I d1dn't hke urged to attend, Harry Bogren wtU be tbe repre- paper on "The Orientnr.ton, Pro~ ~.1e emment piamst was alread) th 1 tt C g, an a ladies of your campus" and would At 6 o'clock the annual Eleusm~ sentat1ve from the local chapter gmm m the Umverr;nty.' The conw well known when he gave his debut smoo musica pa erns. ommg semor m mechanical engmeermg hke to return to spend more time Student Council members will Jan bnnquet wlll be held at the American theme 1t The actmg was good but the 1 With the New York Pbllharmonl,., from a musical famtly, the VlOhn .department, has been offered a po- !b S th check all nommabons and list the of Kappa S1gma t(l the regiono. venbon IS bemg held to d1scuss per- " ter b d b 1 d th surveymg e ou western atmo~ fi d Alvarado. Seventy-five are ex­ Chaperones will be Dr and Mrs. plot was weak h u t • W 1 k d t bl D Symphony orchestra on December mas , ' esi es emg ace aime e SitiOn With the Cn:teipillar Tractol h d d h d ce1t1 e candtdntes tn the Lobo, T J d conclave at t e mvers1 y OJ. y- sonne wot an I s pro ems ean Buffet Dinners Served G I p f A d 1 worlds greatest VIohmst, lS also Company of Peoria, IUmois A two sp ere an a mll'mg t e unen mg Aprrl 18. Party platforms and pected to attend, The decorations neman, Dr and Mrs. ones, an II John Conwell: The play picked eo ogy ro tten s ommg m Laramie on the 5th andiBostwtck lS a member of the execu- 5, 1929, under the d1rect10n of W1l~ d :f h t t hospttahty of the UNI\.f campus and and speeches of the evemng Will By Home Ec Students M:r, and Mrs Oren Strong. me up and earned me along right p I G I M 6th of April tiVe comnuttee of the orgamzation, ham Mengelberg. He played the recogmze as one o t e grea es year trammg cout:se with the com- Its hosts. VISITING LECTURER-Dr. W. candldntes Will be mtroduced ln tho center around the theme, House of Bob Johns IS m charge of ar- 1 to the end, but I thought It bad a etr0 eum eO Ogist eet ---· .. Mozart D minor Concerto and the HE'LL PLAY HERE-Highhght· mustcal authorities on mstruments. :pany Wlll be undertaken by J{ood R 'Vh' II d S annual constitutional assembly to Rtvallmg Manan ~ Anderson m upon hts graduatiOn m June. A forme! student here m 1925, I • Jte, ar m unmons um.. be held eithex April 23 or 24, Cy Ch1 Omega Placecards, in the Members of horne econom1c class- tangements poor endmg. The actmg was splen­ L1szt Fantasia on Hungarian Folk mg the Commumty Concert M c b t h Jd 1 tb nf 1 t d t 1 shape of the Chi 0 house Will be es nrc gcttmg actual practice did Dr. Parry Remhe of the geology melodies. popularity, Dorothy Maynor ts the The offer of the JO'b came after r. a o e a eng y I orma verst y presl en • wos prmclpll Perlnns, student body president, department IS m Houston, Texas, musical series, Jose lturbl, famed brightest star m the smgmg con~ an mtervleW With Mr, l( p Crow- confelence of school day remmJs~ speaker at today's student body satd Monday. made by Sadte Dresher, Mary Allan prepaung and servmg :food and Frank Hnsh: I didn't enjoy it. At p1esent Iturbt IS the perrna- 11 1 bt rt tb p t '!ill U t this week attendmg the American HERE'S HOW YOU CAN BE pmmst, WI I) ay a mg conce cert stage and opera. Her slow, yet ell, personn<>l manager fo· the com· cence WI a ,u er, mversi Y . assembly, bemg brought to !1 .... Elecbon !\loved Up Pound, and Ma-ry Chapm. Pro- ing as hostesses, by domg Sig Eps Win Basketball There wasn't anythmg to the play. nent conductor of the Rochester ... J. t tb tw d d 1• grams and decorations Wlll feature they preach The foods class has Jimmy Snyder. You can quote Assomation of Petroleum Geolog1sts A GOOD SPORT THIS SPRING Phllhp:rmomc, a post he has held Monday, April 14-, m Carlisle raptd nse to fame has been de- pany, who was here March 25 to regts drar, th as e 0 th para e campus by the Baptist Stud•nt.. Apparently mactive for several cardmnl and stra'"' Cht 0 colors been Double? Twin Trouble Graduate School in New York, he When Garments Hold Their Press the first bme 1n New Mexico educa- English department and the deau of from students who wtsh such sumw Cramer, Howard Crass, Theo Crc.. continued h1s studies under the ttonal history that a Umversity the College of Arts and Sciences~ mer employment. venna, Georgiana DaVJs, Mrs Beu- f/mo \V~'erm Solves Myster}':,• emintmt American piamst and com- THE SMOKE'S THE THING! SLOWER. WAY Of building has been erected as a eo- lah Delles, Mary Des Georges. Mar~ VY I poser, Ernest Hutcheson. DIAL 8815 411 East Central BURNING IS ACES t t • St d t 11 B t tma Diaz, Alta Dodson, Frank s l As head of the ])iano department opera !Ve en crpnse, u ens WI War vs. eau y Donlm, James Dyche, Shirley llar- Dev,·ses ure- r,·re 'Tw,·n rormu a of the Umversi!y, Mr. Keller, has T's NEWS! Not the picture kind- but '""'' of /irJt impor­ FOR MY KIND take charge of all mamtenanee I d p tckison Elhs Easley Le Roy Eg~ r J I ~ r~ constantly gained distinction for I tance to smokers like you work, WRit on tables, and take part \V/ p t c . c0 e s ·mp rt ' ' Independent laboratory findings as ,to Camels and the four OF SMOKING. m cuisine work. War U 5 r1mp n - r1 ge . A solution to a difficult problem- Knode and Hammond, either will his masterly ;end1tion of both clas- The add1tion to .Hokona hall wlll Richard Enyert, Lucille Evans, that of telhn one Gllle twin from be acceptable as my secretary any Steal a~d semt-classlcal works. other largest-sellmg brands tested-the four brands that most h l J• h GO WESTERNER EXTRA MILDNESS n . tA dP, ,. I 'e p Demo IS Albert Ford, Rita Garcm, VIrginia g y time AdmiSSIOn Will be 25c. smokers who are not Camel "fans" now use-show that Camels cost more thnn $90,000 and wrll rain n 0 IS nj Garcia, Daniel Gatlm, Walter Gil- the other-1ms been unearthed ~y AND A FLAVOR THAT house approximately 64 students, • . bert, Bernard Gold, Richard Gris~ Elmo \Verrn, predecessor to Zeba (5) A ~mute indentation lS to give you less nicotine in the Jmoke. And, the smoke's the thing! ALWAYS HITS it was revealed All freshmen By T. T.l\lcCord, Jr. rparture froml• the hlg~l flymg som, Paul Grove, Russell Grubb, and the Di-rt Syndicate. be iound JUSt b:low Laura's .fore~ PRESIDENT WHITE But that's only the start of the story! Camel brings you the women students enter1l1g next ran W ll th r bomber to the htgh ftymg woman L p 1• Gut L H 1 Not one method but a defimte head on the bndge of her hose, extra mildness, extra coo1ness, extra flavor, and extra smoking :from outstde of Albuquerque Will omen WI wage elr wa on of our day upe au me terrez, nrs a- , whtle Kaye IS the possessor of a ADDRESSES ASSEMBLY THE SPOT be required to hve Jn the donnitor- Wtu• in the foL-m of beauty uneces- . ' . h h I ama, Wilson Hart. procedure Is here outhncd by the dehcate but telling b'rth a k o of slower-bummg costlier tobaccos, Get Camels your next pack. Scientists. hava mvaded t e a .. Spencer Hankins, Larry Hart.. former sod conservahomst. h k I m r n ies :for their fil'st year. sitics" ngamst that of govcrnmen~ lowed sanctity of the beaut!; parlor, dorn; Dora Heather, Gerald Hem, (1) One 1s named ltaye or l{ath- t e nee Dr W. R White1 president of Dealers feature Camels at attractive carton prices, All buildings are expected to be tal commnndeermg of all constltu- and decreed the lassened use of per~ G Hen n "ay S' H r J e1me· the other was chnstened (6) Laura wears an ADP1 pm Hardin-Simmons college at Abilene, Pl.ted b f.r. th fall term I k I d ' I , h I eorge 1e \y t I en y, o~ ' h"l I{ T I bb Dlf Whynotgeta carton-for economyand convenience? com 0 e ents t mt go to rna e up m1 a Y s manent wave so uhonj for t e we 1 sefitn. Herreln, June Horn, Clomn Laura, This 1s a most s1gmficant w 1 e a:yoe 1S a own c u er. " Texas, spoke m assembly this morn.. begmS. hpshck1 fingernml polish, and per.- groomed cotffure lt has been es- (Contmued on page four) !btt of mforll1ation. fcrent1 nevertheless, none of my ing, manent wave solution tabhs.hed, by fact findmgs ~nd (2) Laura wen:~:s those funny busmess. Dr, White went to the presidency Campus co-eds wtll be surpnsed ehcmtcal analyses that the solutwn looking fringed tan sandals while (7) 'rhe fnmtly chauffeur who has of the college from the First Bap- Leupold Edits This One to !cant that thmr favorite lipstick, con tams vital chemical reagents, her twin Kaye is somewha't more the pleasure of drivmg that new tist chureh m Oklahoma City. He is Senate Meets Today 1 ''I'LL TELL YOU/' said Bob when he got Make Camels your next cigarette purchase. Editor for this 1ssue is Ed~ whJch,hetetofore has been consid~ Which 1f not m the wave prepnraw eonventt~nal 10 selecting her foot.. ear is Kaye, Laura as yet :has not at present speaking each mght at By burning 25% slower his picture taken (above), ui smoke a good bit Smoke out the facts for yourself. EnJoy that win Leupold, sophomore in ercd a help rather than an evil, 1s bon, would be Used m makmg of TI1e Student Senate wiJI wear. learned how to drive a car. 7.30 at the local First Baptist being withdrawn from the market gun powdl•r. ltold a special meeting this (a) On Monday afternoons from It IS indeed :fortunate that this church. The assembly was under in my job And my cigarette hils to be more famous Camel flavor to the full With the the college of education. Leu~ than 1he average of the 4 other because it contams sodmm and po.. Thus: it goes; from one extreme afternoon at 4- p. m. in the _ you'Jl find Kaye in the old topic lms been studied by a student. the direction of President Zunmer- than mtld-it has to be e~tra mtld. Camel is pleasmg knowledge that you're gcttmg eXtra pold has worked consistently 1 3 set~ largest· selling brands tested -­ tassmm; two t!Ssentio.l chemicals to the other, war to beauty. poison Sub lounge, 'Vehlon Orme, b ld' l'ttl b The dmary student would be man. on the Lobo m hts two years 1 01 slower than any of them­ the one brand I've found that gives me extra rn1ldncss, extra coolness, and the scientific as-­ needed In the making of poison gas. gas to the kiss of dcnth; pohsh of senate president, announced euce m mg en.rnmg a. 1 e I~ dumbfounc!ed a.t Dr, DuBois' ap- ;------, Camels nlso give you a smoking nt the University. mildness and at the same time a flavor that surance of extra freedom from nicotine in the The strtldng hues of colors fol' the nads .of loveliness to the poHsh today. Constitutional ratificn- ology ~t the same time ~e: twm, proaeh to the subject. His tech~ Grades Now Ready plus equal, on tbc average, to smoke. the He now 1s an advertismg doesn't go flat on my taste." And- smoke's the thing! fingernails will be greatly curbed on the wmgs of death; and finally, tion ot an amendment to col- Laura, lS splashing tho pnmt on t d ld b te d • Students may obtain their solicitor, head proof render, 1 8 EXTRA SMOKES bacaUse in fingernntl pohsh 1s wnva solution for charming heads Iect faetual data and publish some art prOJMt m the art butld~ hlca . u. Y wou e s epe lll a mne weeks' grades this after~ circulation manager, spedal found the materials so needed to to gun powder to blast the heads mnterml on tl1e qualifications ing. determmmg 'Whether the two were noon or Wednesday lnOl'lling, PARIS SHOE STORE THE ed1tor and keeper o:£ the chart 5 PER PACK! manufacture the glaze hke coating from mllhons on the field o£ bnttlo. of studt!:nt council cnndldates ( 4) Laura works and Kaye fraternal twins, identical twins, or Pat Mtller, rf!gtstrnr, an.. system. 307 W. CENTRAY, StfJWER·BIIRN/Nt; /for the modern bomber's wings, A It 1s truly a war against tha only wm be discussed~ he said. doesn't, Now, is that nice.? Cam· JUst s1bhngs. And after all that nouneed this morning, CAMEl. QI6ARETT£ '------! slight, but nevertheless true de .. beauty of wars; the women. pus rules make 1t so But, Deans doesn't matter, does it?

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Page Two NEW MEXICO LOBO Walter Winchell vs. Americanism ~~o··. PRESS BOX POW-WOW COVERAGE Soil Conversation Service ' By Bob Reece By ZELIA an4 the DIRT SYNDICATE (amp!IS Mutterings ,_,.__ py Eddie A.podac:a-----' Cleverly concocted and vividly presented editions of By. Cy Deeply ~'\ Lobo Sport~ Editor the Jergen's Journal each Sunday night with Walter --.... - ...... ,...... -;;urn; NEBULA. Continuing to deal ...... u ...... Winchell as the expounder and upholder of "the Amer­ He11o folksies: I fatal blows to th~ bcretofQre im­ I Like.,. Vol. XLIII.:._No. 48 Albuquerque, New Mexico pregnable Hit1er juggernaut, ob­ ican way of life," are not an important factor in J\fo$t vile piece of new.s we can think of to date is tha~ the boys in the Eugene Gray because he's so resolutcJ American pride. j library were passing around a book of Hemingways including a story cheerful in spite of a present handi­ 1'Up in Michigan,'' which leaves little to the imagin: p' Pl'ide is natural. It does not have to be forced ca.p, the return of a high school for~.~~~etel!h~.~~: a baseball storyl ·M~~:~~.:~·:.!~soi·:~ And yet, that is just the .~~~::~~: way Sunday ;~:;c:~e~ mol'ning TR' ACK TEA.· M TRAVELS TQ El ASQ Tennis Team to Mee.t Win Over Miners app.ears to be the 1J / l, ation and makes ' 1For Whom the Bell Tolls" almost knee. injury which will keep him on upon Americans, Because we are America:qs, we are I I; as popular as the seven year itch. paper• t~ld tho tales of this game, Of course, they did it in a slightly By 22-3 turning crutches for some time to come ... more pohte manner, N~verthe1ess, the crowd (if that's what you want Boulder Buffaloes Score of proud to be Americans. Had we been born German t=J .It':s. just a~out ti~e for Cy Fairless to make up the way Alma We1ler adapts her.. in the tur- to call it) was 10 times as pitiful as the game, ---·.---- ByBOBREECll poUtical citizens our pride probably would be manifested in _ .-- h1s mmd . F:trst, Vmcent; second, Vogel; third and self to her part--last year a success , • C)) Q - most 1:ecent, Donley, Oh, well, guess he's having fun, s II T C t of the Ger... that countr·y and its government. as a vi"ten in "Of Mice and Men"­ r~·· ~ard to find an nnawer to this problem considering a petition that rna . earn ' on ams Sh'•pkey Sees Prom ,·s·, ng Ma.Ler'•a I, Erwin Coaches Squad; Lobo Sporta Editor o /... 0 it waf:l em;:ulo.ted n few months back asldug that Univert!iity officials ~ With reports on the number man ;fuehrer. The Just leave to Koulas. Yep, going to the clean- this year a succeJS~s as Mary in p I w Although shrewdly stated in a tone of suspense, sponaor a baseball team this spring. Over a vast majority of the male opinion that- Yu­ ( "'r::--!.;(l ~:. ers. Out with some big blond Friday night. HFamily Portrait" • . • the way otentla I I A Will Select Players Winchell's epiJl'l·ams with which he traditionally closes ~ Kick of the week:.._Annic Goodale buying spirits stut week by trying to he downstate Mmera Jnto This time the psychological conno· -Edwin Leupold. The Duo-Stan Gallup and S fair proportion of fraternity ant!. semble each other ••. Angelo Za. bus. Departures are conven­ of them could make the hurling staff of auy Borde17 CQnfercnce nine. . Several all-state stars are on petition for his bet·th from ends knock the players off the top rung camp for the second time in a Knox, gets my best wishes a~~ sor~rity members. na~di look~d much m~re handsome ient-bus seats are roomy, Behind the plate is George Gustovich, one of the best receivers in the ence crop at El , Paso th1s hand from California, ~klahoma, Roy Kennedy of 01tlahomn, and of ~e ladder and take over the week. Opening their schedule tations of the Yugoslavian turn comfortable, and Salata Fe's what's more-my consent Smcerely, J, H. FETH, wh1le wearmg the engmeers' shrub· Southwest who knows aU the tricks from his spot. Also he can ~ve any week-end and aren t expected New York, and New .Mex1co to de- Clois McDourrl\.1 of Clovis. At right position for themselves. Twelve k 1 1 S d . could be said to have retracted most transcontinental "highway ·t I • te . ' •· t k t d h . I th ff . II • h t d f t' h' a wee ago as utur a)' m So- of his advances in the :past, The Paging a Social Dictator And big Si Nanninga ~eemed to Director of Student Employm~nt bery .•. Louie Calderelli i~ cute linersu are air-conditioned for PI c 1er an m resting afternoon when at bat. o rnA e oo goo a a owmg ve op a smoo o eruave as we as end veteran Arnold Loken will men ave rcpor e or prac 1ce t ts corro th L b .1 b J a:panese ambassador who was to find relief from the Kappa blond • • : th~t lletty ~~odward m her your travel comfort. In the infield, Coaches Dobell and Dolzadelli have an up and coming White athletic director and defensive team for the loCal grid- hav~ Jm•ry Spitzer to contend with last week. score' f e18 ot os3 woRn teaai.Y y "-a b. t' 'th M"ll H I ' ironment r Five m ·n b · k d t 0 0 • e UI'llmg tue have been feted immediately after Once again the perennial UNM student whim t~ Saturday night in the freshman de- ROVING REPORTER actmg IS much Slmtlar}o Do~otb; One Way Bargains com ma IOU Wl 1 er, en ey, Tanner, and Manda, Henley, star tmck coach, said today that he will 0 •• _. ___ ~- ~---- before he manages to keep this . en Wl e PIC c o go game last Saturday the Mine German foreign minister von Rib· back any proposal offered, yet refrain from support­ piction o! spring, Kunz, who last Kna.;.e : · · that ,~ecent Gas Ligbt' second baseman and one of the most dangerous hitters on the squad is probably take eight or nine men place for the coming season. Austin agamst the ~uffaloes from the 12 came up to Lobo lair ~nly to retu: bentrop had announced the ~HIT! game and was 1ut m the eye by a hard-thrown ball. He was taken to /the right of both labor and capital l'esumed at 4 o'clock this afternoon Mcintyre. Newcomers up from the • e Wolfp~ck will str1ve. to candidates would eventually pro­ by the editor. 309 West Central the hospital immediately, howevel' is back at his old quarters in the Ito retard defense production will when the Pikes tangle with the frosh ranks are Clyde HiiJ Howard Ises .to become a spark-plug in the strengthen thelr eon~dcnce. a htt~e • It is wonderful how the 11en­ mote charges and counter accusa. &'LAZY RIVER" Kappa house now rapidly recovering with the aid of 50 some odd nurses. eventually be abolished if present Sigma Chis On the Y softbaH field l\Iartin Ed Klein, and Crocco. varstt?' backfield ns a good passer, :hweek from tlus celm'!lg gaged" misses of the Alpha Chi 0 1 Vi~ ~ore F~t~ tions from group to group, and Poor Carl! conditions continue to exist. east of tile stadium, Clyde Hill, brother of Reese prom- fine pivot man, and a great punter. y, en they meet the Mmers m recommendations· would be deter· casa can hold out on their "no· · ' On the freshman squad there are another battle of the century here mined by vote, thus giving a ma· Don't Cancel Open House! date" decision. I often wonder if RIEDLING two sensational hopefuls from on the Hill. I,, jority group a political concession they know what the score is. MUSIC CO. New York City. Nick Fiorintino Saturday afternoon the Lobos I,, News emanating from Hadley hall to the effect that The person weal'S an Army .Air on recommendations. The proposal, Home of Steinway Pianos guard, and Leo Katz, fullback, both Pl.ay Albuquerque high at Tingley otherwise, is meritoriously desir· the open house sponsored annually by the col­ Corp identification tag with the The SMOKE of Slower-Burning Camels gives you EXTRA MILDNESS, EXTRA COOLNESS, EXTRA FLAVOR made the All-New York prep FJeld, ou.s, and will give voting students lege of engineedng has been cancelled is indeed a de­ name of a Mr. Daniel on it. Who is 406 W. Central Ph. 5558 eleven, and are claimed by New ?=~==·-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-===-==-===~ she? (for the first time) much needed cision which should be further weighed very carefully. York conches to be two oi the in,formation on the particular mer· and greatest prep stars ever seen on a VALLIANT For years the engineers' open house has been a We Feel Bad its o~ their candidates. New York high scho"ol gridiron. PRINTING CO. unique and important event in campus activities. The about Violets Chet Pike of Pittsburgh seems to be REVIVAL. Last week's defeat of displays presented have drawn hundreds of towns­ set ior a tackle s:pot in the year· Printers - Binders the proposal to repeal the Direct people and more important, have acquainted other .. ling's line • Primary law in New !texico vi· students in the University with the studies of the brantly demonstrated the power of .engineer. organi~tion of public opinion to effect its desired wishes. New Reasons given for the cancellation of the open house 1fexic:o bas often been publicized are the increased building activity· centel'ing about After a stiff bout to-r its lax public opinion, if not, Hadley hall and proposed moving of electrical equip­ coinplete lack of public opinion. ment. CAMELIS The overnight birth of Primary It is difficult to see how the building activity can Lea~es, particularly in Albuquer­ hinder the show for the displays are held indoors. As que where a group of former and 'THE CIGARETTE present University atudents col· for the moving of electrical equipment it seems that lected petitions opposing the repeal. this could be done at a time when it would not inter­ From this demonstration against fere with the open house. FOR ME. the repeat act, one may predict that Numerous students, many of them engineers, will New Mexico is well on its way to.. LESS be disappointed :if the decision rests as it has been ward a much desired, well nigh~ MORE FLAVOR_ announced. On with the engineers' open house! needed government carefully regu­ poETS always call the v.iolet the shrh1kitJg violet. lated by public cpinion. 4 -Edwin Leupold We feel bad about anything that shrinks- but chiefly shirts. AND THEY'RE PATHETIC. Two weeks remain ·NICOTIN before the first name. band comes to So we"ve spent our life New Mexico Lobo making the shirt that does11't SO MUCH ,I the UNM campus for the junior­ NEW MEXICO'S LEADING COLLEGE NEWSPAPER senior prom.. Two individuals have shrink, the ARROW shirt. than the average of the 4 other largest-selling d .Pabliahcd euh Tu~da1 and Friday £Jf the flllr\llar college year, v;cept dur­ been working day and night in an It's Sanforized Shrunk, which In(~"" examlnaUon and holiday perfoWI, by the A!l!loelat«l Student~!! of the brands tested-Jess than any of them- ac!:ortiimd almost futile eft'orl to obtain a; Univenlty of New Mcxletb Enkred aa second dau mattl!r at the posWmce, means fabric shrinkage less Albuquerque, under the Act of :Mareb 3, 1870. Prinb!d by the UnJverslty Fresa. than 1%. Its Mitoga figure fit MILDER necesaary list of junior- names. to to independent scientific tests of the smoke ~ ·~ defray expenses. Over two hun· is superb and its collar is the dred juniors voted that they would Subscription rate, $1.GO Pill' year, P.I!IYable Jn advance, Talk about a swell trea~. •· world's finest. College men support the prom movement and Editorial and bu11lness omces are hi' tooma 9 and 10 of the student Union everywhere prefer Arrows. T ESS NICOTINll iu the smoke/ Yes, science has confirmed help defray expenses through their building, Telephone SSBl extcnalon 35, Try an Arrow Gordon today. L this important advantage in camel cigarettes •.• traced it breakage fees deposits. Yet, those just sink your teet~ mto dght down to yott by measuring the smoke itself. Obviously, sante juniors have been aholutely Represented for national 1940 Memt.:r 1941 advertising by National it's the smoke you smoke. indlfl'erent towards the 11rom, par· Advertising Service, Inc., smooth DOUBLEMlNT GUM tlcularly its eeortomic ramifications. J:lssociated CoUe6iate Press 420 Madlson Ave., New Camel's costlier tobaccos are matchlessly blended into a Junior girls seem to be the most York, N.Y. slower·burning cigarette. That means no excess heat to flatten indifferent toward the entire name ' l chewing satisfaction, ARROfl/ SHIRTS delicate flavor.· •• freedom from harsh, jrritating qualities of . band proceedings. They have signed LEWIS nuTLER, JR. RICHARD BLUESTEiN Yes, ,or rea < th into delicious Editor JJutJ{neu Manauer COLLARS •• • 'r!ES , , • HANDKERCHIEFS , •• UNDERWEAR too ..fast burning. Extra mildness, extra coolness, extra flavor­ less tllan thirty ''prom blankg." It · t sink your ,ee th full BY BURNING 25% SLOWER. appears as if the name barui pro­ Ma~glng Editor ----w~·-~~~~~-~·~---~----~·--- ...... Eddie AXIodaca JU~UBLEMlNT GUM. Velvety-smoo '. and less nicotine in the smoke! posal is going like so many other Mno-ci.e.te Ed.Jtor --~--- .. ------~------·-····-··---~- Elaine Ortman So-make that swhch to Camels today. than the average of the 4 other 1argest-se11ing brands When you lift an Ice-cold bottle 1 proposals l11stituted at tbe Univer· A!soclate Edlklr -----·····-~------•• _ .•.• ···-· Ruth W'illlam 11 tested-slower than any of them-Camels also give Special Ed!Wr -····-~----~------·--...... _.~ ...... _ Edwin Leupold Dealers everywhere feature Camel cigarettes in cartons. For of Coca .. Cola to your lips, you frit.y"-(T~mMic:4bly well supported ;~~~~;:Ci~~u!l:;:f:~e;~: you a smoking jJius equal, on the average, to News Editor --·--- ...... ·-··-··-·-·-··-····-·-······•... ··-·· Ruth Looney For economy-for convenience-buy your Camels in cartons. can taste its quality and feel its at the beginning and eventually SDorta Editor ...... - ...... ~.~----·"·-'*······--·- Bc.b Reece informal get-togethers, study sesslOt . 5 EXTRA SMOKES PER PACK! dropped altogether. Juniors should Glr13' SDorta E'dltor ------····-·- ...... Ellen Datellelor t eth and swee en refreshment. Thirst asks nothing take cognizance ot this pathetic Staff Corrapondent. ~--·------·"'""-·------..... Tom lleCord ARROW SHIRTS Advertlslmt Manager ...... ~----- ...... ____ ...... Robert Conway Helps brighten your e little! more. So when you pause < And costs so scarcity of support on their part. th 00 Advertlslnsr Solfeiton: Robert Conway, Earle Doulf!. ·James COx, Edwin your brea , • • and Largest and most complete stock in town throughout the day, make it Letipold, Ted Schlfanf, :So 0. WfltiJOD, Lou Bazan, Buy several packages today . ~~day. tho pause that refreshes with .ABOLISHED. The bills recently See them at 1ntroduced giving the government Ncm Stall: Alma Weller, lane :Moorehead, Eleanor l!eck, Marcaret Peeples, enjoy delicious DOUBLEMINT ev v. ., YOU TASTE ITS [IUALITY Ice-cold Coca-Cola. complete power to take over strike .Tamlllll DeVaney, Marx' Brookt, Alta Dodson, .Jean Shinn, Florence Dt..on. studded defense industries reflects MEYER U MEYER Circulation Starn Clreutatlon Muna:er, Edwin Leupold ; Atabtantn1 Ed Glad. Botded uo.d:er- authority o/ The Coca•Cola Com[lnor by the attitude of the U. S. publi6 den, Cochra11o. Drown, (;ene Des George, Bill Joyce, Seott Ilntter, John Head· ' THE MAN'S STORE (Continued on page three) land, .Arnold Fell, Fred TUUn, Corner Fourth and Central COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 0, E. Deckt Owner 205 E. lUarquette

I . ! ' f' Pt£ge Ji'our NEW ¥E:X:ICO LOBO Tuesday, April 8, 1941 Electhm Note · D.... Campbel''-- Gen.t'e· man . J Pollack Gains Fam. e Colorado Co-eds Will Visit_ RUTH FORD ELECTED Br~~~~~:~~ 0:rem page one) U yon pl~n to go to the polio •this month and vote for the best man, College Education I • I · /I PHRATERES PRESIDENT resort ranch. Before to forget it: he. won't even be nom .. ret~rning Mnl'riage is au institution where 0 Ruth Ford, oophomors in the col- Hollywood and motoring to Inated. rarmer4 T Be Here Apri/14-16 By Hawaiian Theme Here on Southwestern Trip l'!~w N~W M~XICO- LOBO n man loses his bakJlelor's de;ree lege oteducation and A student, was for the he nnd acquires a master, rA. college English profeaSOl' who Ben Pollack, who will bring his Forty ~irJs ~rom ~olOl'ado Worn~ Selectrv'e Service Boar~ elected president 0~ Phrateres at a visi~Orlea~a Roswe~l t~ fldlSCUSSpr~mlere, our hlgh~Ill would "Strike -A person. as anytldng, Four Grandmas Die• great ba;nd to entel·tain the dancers en's colJege wlll alnve he:e Apr!1 '1: meet,·ng held!'n the· Student Union sohool days • With ll. P •. Saunders, Publication of the Associated Studenlts of the ::University of New Mexico but that ·is Dr. Robert L, Camp- ' at the Junior·Sep.ior prom April 19, 15 fOl' an evening he~e tn their A E S h d I il f I d h 1 th tw VoL, XLIII Z487 r h t H E n R'p 'ey \V.Ion ~'e~:s has long been recognized by one of eleventh annual Intern~tlonal Good- nnonces xam c e u e laat night cloae boyhoo r en w I e . e 0 bell, :Pl'Ofessor of Eng IS a en- ve I II w' Qi '' the sweetest, smoothest, .swingiest wm tour on a return trlp to Denver, - • attended the Military Institutej ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1941 drix college, Conway, Arlm.nsas, - d t At " meeting of Selective Service Others elected are: Violn Luna, - . C, l who will visit4 the6 University cam- The entire athletic department, theme ao~ga on the air today-"The Touring the country an. par s " . vice-president; Lauro-Balle McCul- Colonel Bujac, prominen~ •• o- No. 49 il tour apon . f D t h N · Song of the Islands" of South and Central America, the Boa•·d No,1, Bernahlio County, held bad citizen and father of Mr, Cabot, pus,d~r th: A!s~c~~ti:n of AmerJ: with the e~cepdhont ol u c tel- The nnmber typ;cally Hawaiian, group will end their long trip Wed- Thuraday, March 27, the Board an- lorn, recording secretary; Eleanor was an Olca . b Y nes day 'when they. landf th in . Denver nounced that 1t. mten . de d t o roque• t Guilford, corresponding secretary; 1ec t or . Countless prize xelics: are 1 1 work shirt Dr. Campbell lQolcs more garayndmother had died unexneetedly Pollack in 1Q23, and used on the after t1he comp telldon1o ~lr annaugao physical examinations of students Cecilia Baca, Las Damitas; and displayed in tQe Bujae residence at liJ~~;.;;;;;;;;;;;.;:;.;;;;;~..;;,~.;;;..;;.:;;;;;.~ OTHERS PRICED UP Too Many Activities and Clubs mg vocation will alao be provided Iturbi held his 2,000 listener• spell- an optional subject. Additional tobaccos makes Chester­ by new achedulc: Other. bound, Hrs best performance was arcl!itectural or engineering experi- Mt'ne .. ~C/.a,·mAl''-Amer/·can T'l•t'ej TO $35 AND $40 t~e ~ew I~ I• I /I field the league leader in Make Sun lite Dances Unpopular M:~c~ collegheo Shahvl~g aM~tmtlar given in the last piece, 1'Ritua1 Fire ence may be substituted for the I s If I d 8 T every cigarette quality that ~:.~;::a';,": :h: I-I:I~OM~ic:~:.~: Da.n,;e.'' tin l':f~ piece ~liks vetarsatile college stu?Y· n eir- nstitute eauty I est C 11 t L C ab1 1ty n comummg qUIC , s ccato Applieattons must; be tiled at the people want and like. New draped styles that By EDWIN LEUPOLD Two important outlets for stu- oegeo as ruces. movemen t s WI·th xap1'd yc t Suooo~·th commission's Wash' mgton office not Ch allcngmg, eVery college from the m"exas longhorns,. bu II sand legia- have n certain rich air of The expected result of afternoon dent ambition are the Mirage and seale runnings and soft, tonal chord later than May 7, 1941, Further the Pacific to the Atlantic coast, the In tors in giving aeemingly justified, Enjoy the game with Chesterfield formality and certain com­ dances-their discontinuation-was the Lobo. We have the drum and Sigma Chis Return From effects, was expertly demonstrated. information and application forms Texas College of 1\:Iines today pub- according to the press release, com- fort arc yours to choose recently announced in the Lobo. bugle corpa, the band, the glee clubs, Only sour note during the entire may be obtained at any lirat or licly announced that its pulchritude pliments to the beVy of 'I'exan in our big selection of Thla bit of news, if for no other lm- the current events club, two radio Province Convention evening came from tl1c audience aecond-class post office, or from the far surpaascs that of every other beauties when they aired their smart suits for ·Easter. portance, will go to prove the en- shows each week, a flying club, tl1e when a group of women club social U. S. Civil Service commission. college in the United States, the opinion with a nonchalant "there ia Single and double breast­ tirely unreasonable number of or- Coronado club, the poetry club, tho Five member• of the Beta Xi elites, obviously desiring to demon- Miners base their opinion on there- no doubt to the fact that the coedo i 1ferfaP!t: ed models in newest ganizationa affecting campus life, ski club, record programs twice a chapter of Sigma Ohi fraternity strata their latest spring evening suits of a beauty poll conducted by in a body far aurpass the average ~ fabdc flnlshes and pat­ Twelve primarily social organ!- week, student chapter of American 1·eturned to the campua last week frocka, walked off in the middle of Henry Angelino Reads the school to determine "just how college trend; we have never seen terns. :Every suit Is brand zations: Alpha Deltn Pi, Alpha Chi road builders, tumbling tonm, to eay after attending the annual province one of Senor Iturbi's bows, much to pretty ore pretty coed; in Texas.'' as beautiful young Iatjies aa we now and awaiting your Omega, Chi Omega, Kappa Kappa nothing of intercollegiate football, convention of the organization at the embarrassment of Community Paper at Sociology Meet Accordingly to tl1eir weekly newa saw from the Texas College of choice. Gamma, Kappa Alpha,. J(appa Sig- basketball, baseball, tennis, and in- Tucson, Concert officials and the more deco- releaae, the poll attracted states- ~linea.'' 1I rna, Pi l('pppa Alpha, Slgmn Chi, ttnmural ba~mi~ton, bowling, bas- The local delegation included: rous aocialites. . He~ry Angeli~o, graduate stu- men, talent scouts, and the men-in- With aU t,b• reports in and com- ' Stripes Checka SoUds Sigma Phi Epailon, Independent kelball, tenniS, volleyball, football, J. n, Hughes delegate· Jack Val- dent Jrt the SOCIOlogy departm~nt the-street who "agreed that never pletc count•ng (by the college's Complete Range of Sizes! M~n; Town Club nnd Phrateres are track; fencing, nnd swimming; Ientine, altc1:~ate• Kno~ Converse Kha!aii' tO Meet here, read n paper at the annual before had tltey beheld such a col- contest originators) finished the here In exlatcnce. Under legislative groups are nine John Headland a~d AI Colbert, ' meeting of the atudent section, Jcction of AU-American beauties on co1lege this week formulated 1plans Three hondorary soclfJties: Spurs, bodiesb: AWS cou~1ci~, atthletic conn~ Taking an active part in the Art important m~ting to South\vestern Shoodioiogy r.o.S~dciety ndt any campus ns that 'Seen at Texas to de!end their newly acquired title Khatall, an Mortar lloard are in cil, de ate counm ' m or-fraternity three-day conclave, the Sigs lead Dol 1as, Te>as, e1 1as1 ~ r1 ay an Minoa.•• by challenging any American con- affect. Honoraries connected with council, International llelations two panel dlscuasions on fraternity make l>