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State Board Discusses Fort Lewis Problem (???) Releases No Action On Bader Formal Statement Dismissal; Committees To Situation Mon. Study In Hesperus The state hoard of agriculture, at a meeting held in Fort Col- lins Saturday, did not take Resources any further action regarding protects 1 Natural the against dismissal of E. H. Bader Important / as dean of the Fort Lewis 9 Believed branch of the college. Success In 9 In Future an official statement from the board after their regular Dec. Bader from Fort Lewi. meeting was given the tttnrnt alternative of ■ A lU resigning by Jan. l or AIM college being dismissed June 30. The ( Colorado COLLEGIAN reason given for the order ■ 0 Rocky — Mountain ch was Monda unsatisfactory administration.” At in He, efu‘ ? VOL. LVII a of the board P FORT COLLINS. meeting 9m COLORADO FRIDAY. JANUARY 23. 1948 Dec. 29 Bader was virtual declar- No. 13 given until March 1 to was a resign. tutement A 9hc delegation of members of the from 9ion of independence Board To Discuss Durango Chamber ot Commerce Kn Collins college. Chinese Christian met with the Student board Saturday in an Control that the at- release slated Bader attempt to have Rader’s dismiss'll ■ t 0 do away with as Big Appropriation Speaks forestalled. Of A & M Bpfnntondent of the branch is an Tonight The hoard also heard Traffic letter of conniving politicians Materials Necessary Theologian Tells a from District Judge James selfish uses” their own A. Noland, of Du Green ■ jl to am Urged ven To Complete Of go, asking that By of the that Building Religious Work resources college Bader be Ktunl kept at the school. No letter Recently a was received bv it financially independ- A $20,000 for Calvin Chao of Chun Kdd m'lf appropriation new Kweiyang, action was taken on the letter. materials will the student council from be an item of busi- king, general secretary of the China Pres. Rov A of committee three board mein M which list- ness at the next of the will Green in which resources were meeting Inter-Varsity Fellowship, speak he expressed HNataral bers was to of the State Board of at 7 m.. to the appointed study pro- making Agriculture. tonight p. Campus concern some of H as regarding the possibilities posals of separation of the business flag- sverc coal veins, The proposed is Christian Fellowship. The meeting inch appropriation rant traffic infractions independent and financial affairs of the Ft. which have is to be of for purchasing new materials nec- held in the west lounge of total gas deposits, possibility branch occurred Lewis and Colorado A& M on the This let- timber for the Student and all campus. deposit, and essary completing the cast end Union, stu- petroleum This action taken in dents invited. college. was ter from Dr. Green the of the coal alone of the first floor of the are pointed out Mirces. Value Industrial compliance with a from the Chao, who is noted for bis request need of an effort the estimated at 57 million dollars Research building, a recent addi- part by students i Durango delegation at the Dec. 29 tion to the in about the Chi- themselves to make all who foot into coke. Coloardo A&M cam- bringing present set en processed meeting. is % on the take the nese religious revival, conduct- campus cognizance of to the release of pus. According In answe r to another the A section of the an extensive tour of from situation, which it stands basin the first flexor wiil be ing speaking reejuest as now of the San Juan as tun the Raman A. is allotted American colleges and universities, delegation. Miller, extremely larking and inefficient heasv chemical as library storage space, ac- of a industry of Btcr his in president the board, appointed in cording to H. L. relating experiences religious many ways. realized only if the follow- Dotson, president's I be a committee "formulate assistant. He work students in China. faculty to said, "this will afnong COOPERATION are made: space ASKED r changes and recommend the board ‘‘Last he "one thousand to a allow us to remove books May.” says, branch has its own presi- excess of 1. The statement of Many systems enforcing traffic Chinese students turned to Christ policy regarding the from badiv needed rooms in the only to the state regulations have been tried nt, responsible future objectives of the Ft. Lewis during ianity during a three weeks’ cam- library." the and then ltd. branch.” past years given up Other of the floor paign.” of the sections first because of their in' I Administration college ffectiveness. reared and educated of the will Though in Members commir»ee are tom- be divided into a central sto- Other and by an appointed more stringent means of governed Chinese mission Chao lost A. M. F. Mc- and and schools, Camp, chairman; C. with the state rage receiving plant class enforcement have not been ttce in cooperation even his faith in God while in college. Pherson; Dr. W. Norton, rooms. the second and James tried because it is felt ini. Eventually bv the ad- Since his conversion he has Ft. Lewis Walter C. But third will re professor; of the business of- floors be and spent ministration that the situation is !. Separation completed of his time lcr, director of the outside most working among veterans agriculture the institutions be veneered, according to not serious enough to the tj of two warrant Chinese. The training at FtF. Ix’wis. Dotson. younger generation Represent- stricter de. measures. The policy now Christian ing the Ft. Collins are David The Industrial Research build- Inter-Varsity Fellowship faculty that the best T Ralph Bennett of the Fort being followed, gov- which he heads is active on about H. Morgan, head of the department the ing. located west of the ernment is that which has few ■it report college as faculty prepared of football 80 campuses in China. psychology; and Dr. Sherman S. stadium, was transposed lules and iginallv for the Durango llerald- regulations as possible, American students, he im- Wheeler, head of the animal hus from Denver and to the col- says, will continue be followed nocrat. given to as long him as hard- press being unusually bandry department. full lege by the government. As it stands, as cooperation is given by both working physically as well as men- Dean Bader has been a faculty its value is estimated at $250,000 students and faculty. what is of member at the school for than tally, contrary to true more far this So year the traffic situa Tau Chinese intellectuals. three decades and has headed it lor Alpha Alpha tion has not complicated itself to Debaters Place 12 Under years. the dismissal order Elects Officers anv extent. However there arc a of the board he would be given a few In Meet Pictured above are Mumtez Nelson, student from India, and Sandy Contest Is Won abuses which must be stopped League year’s salary. for the safetv of A: the iemi annual meeting of Johnston, freshman agriculture student. general pedestrians and driven Tau the Doris Willson alike pha Alpha Jan. 13, fol- The Colorado A Sc M De- By officers were elected: bate second in GRANT ring Irving squad placed By JACK ABUSES LISTED Doris Willson. freshman ,Cross, president: Charles L. Case- the winter of the Colo Music meet The first is that all Mumtez G. freshman at Colorado A & M home economics major in the Department no-parking ll vice Marion C. Forensic Nelson, engineering president: nsdo-Wyoming League be textiles and clothing division, rones must observed, especially midge, secretary; William H. at Colorado College, last Fri- college, arrived in America from New Delhi, India, less than a To Give the mail loading zone on tiie cast has been awarded a week’s trip Assembly 31s, Harold Shoaf. and de- treasurer J. day Saturday. Aggie side of the administration month bet is well on the to American- ago already way becoming to Salt Lake with all ex- building and Prof. Herb baters Francis Presaler. City loner; Heilig. were The in the student and the drives and load- award was assembly no-parking ized. In one he chewed his first stick of his paid. This aich Dog. Jim Corson. Dottie Ron and day chewing gum, put penses union ballroom at 11 a. m. today ing zones found at almost everv won by Doris at the National Also the Nadene Resler. Eileen Ginter at slacks. at meeting plans were first nickel in a juke box, and took his first look a girl in will be bv the music de- The second infraction is Stock Show in Denver presented building. nk for entered in h. a social function to be poetry .crpreta- The wiil include the both sides of the “It’s different in India,” was Nelson’s smiling comment on this week. partment. program parking on Id in the tion. were gold room next Tucs- They accompanied selections bv the choir, directed oval drive which is In by strictly prohib- Colorado the bis introduction to some of the phases of American a contest sponsored by ». initiates’ wives and to S[ rings by quainter Prospectne Wood. The choir will ited, this has occurred and the National James sing more coach, Frank Davis. Woolgrowers’ eui will be uiwtcd. Refreshment* life. ‘‘Salvation is Created* Tschesno more frequently in front of the li- collegiate Doris first • by U The will Auxiliary, won place be served the close of the next tournament at koff and "The Star” The third and most Nelson is at to with an to helping with her dress and second by Rogers. brary. import be the Denver in- Aggies study engineering eye tmainment university place Kenneth will the ont point concerns the entrance aeronautical in India. When he re- in the suit class. Phillippi play vitational meet, Feb. 12. 15, out the shortage of “ngineers Judging was street from avenue the done the basis of prelude to Debussy’s Bengamasquc College past and M. turns to his native land he hopes to teach crews much- on construc- ground soils and No Suite on the piano; Marjorie Ruth- military buildings. tion of the garment and mod needed know-how about the mechanical aide of here flying. erford will Heart at Thy parking is allowed at any time Registrers' Office clling of it by the girl. sing "My of 22 is due the narrowness of the street Meanwhile the tall, dark young man learning a great Sweet Voice” an area fro mthe op to Phi Phi Doris, who is a member of Releases Divisional Kappa and Delilah,” and and also because it i<* the route the not to found in textbooks. The attire "Samson deal about this country be Kappa Delta sorority, will take era fire would in Mv Hero” from the "Chocolate city apparatus use And of the American co-ed—both the new look and the old—is startling the trip late in Jan., to enter Class fire. Soldier.” V cornet solo, "Pavanne” case of Figures Initiates Four in national Doris to Nelson, who is used to seeing women swathed in long robes competition. by Morton Could, played bv Mor- Tlit final hri-nkdnwn Phi Phi. co-ed has been successful and active PARKING AREAS in the total initiated into Kappa and veils. To cap the~ climax, he actually shook hands with a auu > = ~ j ris Beachy, accompanied by Erma tollmen! h,r the national scholastic in 4-H work. So far the com- second (quarter honorary group, college planning 4 will conclude the a CONTINUED PAGE Slaugh program. of the announced bv Stella Morris, were William Beer, veterinary mittee has cognizance ne- Pstrar, last Tuesday. medicine; Janies Lewis, agriculture; cessity for expanding parking facil- The total Richard and ities. To include the number of students Denney, forestry; date, plans [Utereil for tin, Althea Williams, home economics. of grading and graveling quarter is 5.526. ARE HAZARD SAVES BIG FRESHMAN DANCE possibility Initation conducted cither side of the Braiden ttperted dr..;. ,f 205 under the was Tuesday ureas on ”1 students bv Dk. M. List, president; The Hall room and south of the enrolled last George Ed Hanford from removal of clothes winter of fire in mind, ordered the a controversy i% dining quar- By on case presented. I>r. Paul R. vice and Fry, president fraternitites unchain their fresh- had made their annual Ag building as new parking areas. Thanks to Fire Chief T. P. Tread nights to restrictions of hands and to freshmen The Phi Phi is to Students and can min.Ur .1 students kappa comparable men while in* the the affair in the an dance faculty together register- well, a fire hazard, and the un- feet to discourage travel. gym during «veiling open Phi Beta but it is found in relieve the meath deparim,-,,, Kappa, matches. the do the most to conges- j, a, follows: daunted spirit of youth, more fresh Although this is geenrally an all Aggie-Corncll in an attempt lo discourage technical schools Persons in the little ttctrlture. hi 5 The affected re«hmaii day tion by driving as as possible engineering. 601 man than ortgtiialiy expected at- school affair, psirticipation was from groups complied i past practice I five rent of the senior tur> 232 upper per d»s- the and by parking a I'o.Mf eionomka. 284: tended the Freshman dance last the Greek letter societies exclusively with the order and the freshmen, , The school also is trying t«> on campus class and the is det encr ns are eligible quota the little farther from their this who had been chained in Freshman the tradition on basil away ; -.ct.iiiiary medicine. Friday evening. yrar -i courage divided the various divi- of all Td among classes and has tination. Recognition phases 7 .1: A revival of an Tra to reports from the fra day traciition since early afternoon, , that it interrupt-' ’ unclassified, will be chosen partial Aggie According Ua ' sions. More situation with the ad r 1,2 persons to caused to the student bodv of the along l faculty, 21, efition” almost lost during the war trinities their freshmen were suc- were given an opportunity es- injuries and 'here spring quarter. dition of new parking areas are .186 effected last This held (with a few cape. in the ; seniors, About Colorado A ic M years was Friday. cessfully excep- past. luiuors forty boil down to this 'continued of students 12,-1 "was" until In the confusion of the matches’ ’ It seems to cooperation sophomores, 1125 Phi tradition “is” ot called tions) the college wrestling faculty members belong to the best men. t the 'rit of coopera and faculty to make of ex- am! and Fiediman and consisted of matches in the evening, where an some of the "chainees” es- Is !! fa.uhy grad- the nu- Day” breakup, question: * Kappa Phi. constituting facilities be Modems and tion in will enough to cm the of the unforeseen event the situ- the well-laid plans i gained iriendly struggle isting cleus of the as the new mem- an attempt part upper- changed caped upset group insure safe an cain- **** ® of the worth the trouble caused iu gaining a uncongcstcd '".dents of classmen to freshmen from ation. 9-1 registered. bers are chosen from the class keep upperclassmen. behind the , it? v a,.,! :,I<| arc their dance by various means Chief Treadwell, with safety in Looking day’s events, V wompn graduating seniors. annual SOMETHING NEW IN WRITING? Kleptoatomites Blup Bleep In Old Zook Maineron, Huh?

tne is Rv ment and stuck it in its stomach to it rambled on—"Yes, we're going » my guide. Do paieontorogr A. J. Clark all four over its built-in radio. and seemed quite came scurrying up on legs about these?" disappointed the into the oldest No- know be scanned. I asked what was on very part now. when I It was forced to and three wheels. I threw out my "Yeah, that's right. He wants to ' Ur< groaned. the walls here made of "Yes. 2.1 years ago an aßain and it "It’s the tice are f expedition 'M'fnvd drew in ordered parchment replied, pWebook ' '. my turn its atomic vitalizer on me. but chest, my chin, and to room a minute, " go 14487.—Just down into this and section of the ibis t came region, om Main of the plastics, clearly indicating prut > '" in authoritative original plan piiw" shook bands with me my most voice, I’ll ask him.” back for 18 cheerfully class is. It’s made in the era.” tried to take one a mu- rf- | d: 'A robot building in which your was platsics 0 ' ' to feet full of "Could me to "What when I my you please guide to me, it asked, soon as touched it U a ,l sprang Turning old. No knows like seum. As they "' pntrance very one exactly I marveled over the museum trve J? ' to for 14487. a, and love humanity and room please—pretty please?” it into dust, so joy there?" built. Some though, crumbled ra,!f class ya got when that was say I the model P robots part of the structure as we robots. it "May {.Some of are antiquity leave the other* Politely inquired, —the the they decided to Main T Alter p.-rusing my schedule it dates clear back to gasoline - hfa* and have been known to ex- under arches and <*y. pttYsn, ,, be of service, Senior?” touchy crumbling that expedition , which I haven’t but I how the build passed alone. Incidentally* ■“«>«•" l yellow one, signifies era, don’t see Up tort the Insolently leaving a huge old-fashioned fluorescent I heir „tn it had mistaken my sta- plode, flickering, is still down here somewhere. Realizing fees —I "E 1444, have been buill before b ' my yet replied, ing could rtn <>f «he crater to be paid bank of and tus the masterful perfection of filled.) We came to a an- by era would have lights. radii, signals suddenly stopped T^yn :\: Care and Feeding of Kleptoman- the plutonium It *hy . generator. back one of a since. havr i collision, I hastened It lit a rotkel. been heard from recent casually now.” cient electric elevators, which haven’t 0 1,1 k my iacs.” collapsed by jerk they * , "' whr" robot " * and my And that remind* me ®nithed>" to the scooter picked tip considerable supply kept in a Plutonium era!!l I jumped six ily lowered us 60 or 80 floors. ft this to its superior Its repeated beanie otit of of atoms. the elevator I It lit a rocket which ripped a pool which feet in in a out gaped Jtanwllv attached behind, later a Model R astonishment, landing Coming cn i,,,i t wagon ami a few seconds V four inches for the I for- non brtrak out a around in astonishment. We dead, and scornfully As it bulbs!! I had read about incandes- uncollapced collapsible JVftceof thl i""?," "Drop dope,” scroll and ness of the building. pulled So' w"h a atom a parchment pop- A I iit-ott nose new guide didn't ial, which ripped,I my nose off on N, ,lmg IHI, WIUUI medium stalked off. Undaunted. pressed my in the down the cent bulbs but naturally rt ' htiah, ' of me wagon musty light tissue I listened out sight again My guide F ic one, as ped I r°b,M button of beanie synthetic full cobwebs and hats, think existed any more. asked CONTINUED PAGE 4 ■■**» the on top my the old halls of any sCtf tall with its carefully smoothed out parch- lw Model P robot to the robot superior dig a grave and a little green COLLEGIAN 2 JAN. 23. 1948

— Tort and Retort Mountain Rocky Meathead Leads the Field"Chesnuts" Plead Student Asks For Wider News Coverage For Chess Players “Check check *?! from lowa h. tegards to Dear Editor: the Mv immediate reaction to suggestion mater* *• fireworks on the not COLLEGIAN has a time since there has been any wonder it was postmarked It been long why naming the Aggie ram 'Aries" was to Does -his and the conversation Our student body has away his sword indeed, in Aggie campus. president put So of the elucidation around Aggies (and. Ames. much thing to you? Do the and isolated flareups from that source. i«CL? settled down to writing insignificant generalities seems to presidential candidate circles) generate over, knight to Hi, PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY »Y THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OP that hop tJuwT*l which base little on world, national and local developments will stand against all others. In every bearing "Meathead" is a name that up tile, COLORADO AGRICULTURAL stalemate, rook, AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE with cut ms pawn affect us as Americans and students. it was always greeted circle where I have heard it discussed, four, the English PRINTED BY THE ROBINSON PRINTING the COLLEGIAN, of opening COMPANY There has been no mention, bv Mr. Speas or that editors of the COLLEGIAN are stalling iasm ft would seem the I sound OFFICES: -ope*, ,i-„ PHONE «37 battle bv the faculty v t, the fact that t na neighboring institution there is a their agreed upon CAVE JOHNSON HALL ior time while waiting for someone to suggest previously is the 01 language of dies* I** WEST OAK STREET and the students for the which has made this great—- think is Meathead PORT COLLINS. COLORADO very thing country wait in vain. All that anyone can _ choice. They Chess is a fast, It freedom of the which includes of school texts. it is competj*. non-censorship in the Colorado manner; the way ELINOR LlNGER—phone SSS COITOR press, (pronounced spelled). Twice a month * m S WARREN that at of Aram*,, BRENIMAN—PHONE 1745-W . ASSOCIATE EDITOR has been completely ignored recently Boulder, freedom expres- W. H. group ofXggic, Inw , VELAINE VANIER-—PHONE SSS student intended under the 0 , J" BUSINESS MANAGER sion was in bv the of a rally final name for the ram is * danger attempted disruption (Editors note: The Aggie dies*. •' LADESSA JOHNSON ASSISTANT play The BUSINESS MANAGER their views issue. These are critical times is in- 'Chesnuts” to voice on a controversial of the Student Pep council, and the COLLEGIAN jurisdiction fairly new to campus, and and students much involved in 19-12, there we are just as now as we were yet strumental names). ' EDITORIAL STAFF only in publishing suggested still opening, for the school more Mr. has fit to an isolated in pi, Speas seen carry on argument, You WILLIE WALKER aren't news EDITOR student of whether the good enough? vlt paper, with another regarding a poll or not DONALD DICKINSON .. FEATURE EDITOR Wife know the He Took His barely mo,ei ? student knows which end is The cl GENE MEAKiNS : up. SPORTS EDITOR average club is for Dear Editor: you. The Inain KENNETH MONFORT ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR Mr. also claims. “We are primarily interested in the problems Speas must MARY wrote our recent to Panama the club is to SUE GALVIN SOCIETY EDITOR of this Your cub reporter, who up trip give students , of this school." True, we are interested in the problems school, cha BETTIE CHAMPION wouldn't have been If —... that I traveled all which IO have ASSISTANT SOCIETY EDITOR have gotten the idea aione, play. you an of which we have a few. but do ?he problems of the schools throughout . imtm , MELVIN JACKSON 1 COPY EOITOR went which if much fun. I he understood that Mrs. Bourne too, chess; you are a the world have no for us? The of our institution need thought bc-inner „. BETTY ANN LINDSAY PICTURE EDITOR meaning problems Some of her friends have been her where she of the is actually true. asking pert, or just a casual i HERB CAMPBELL PHOTOGRAPHER prompt attention; studetns all over the country are becoming aware p ajer< , off the Chess dub was while I was on a trip to tropics. wants you. serious questions facing our democracy; faculty and students overseas are The dub is REPORTERS for aid. definition of the Respectfully, open to crying while Mr. Speas argues about an accurate any F.F.B. HATW B'JtMNtIV. caovra CANNON «*C*wA»o ©aNfo»o «iu irrrmccM. barnana fstmian alvcb hall, connii "average reporters busy jj this Come HORHOR. SAIL NUNTM. lLAmr TRB LAHOXAUI •©• MCBKIOC. Ed note: clears everything up. chess. to the next RILL MC- chatter. Hope , lUTJ J«R»» kCAKINt. MHN OV UN. DO*l« NU*T. NUfN •cONCCKCJI. JOHNNY tPtAI m Meet the DO#i« with Ed note. It has long been felt bv the COLLEGIAN stall that both Four oysters met * pint of milk bracelet name The Industiial Arts club held its Danny ft sides of controversial social Call problems of an international, national, state And they were oyster stew. chard. 2159-J alter J first of this last j. and local should meeting quarter scope be included as subject matter ?n this paper. Thursday with the organisation of CHECK At present tune, only 28 students from an enrollment of nearly 5.700 THAT the committee have shown a by-laws being ma- interest in writing anything about anvthing in spite of numer- jor issue of the meeting. Other rou- ous primed for in the Gl_ JOHNNY SPEAS appeals reporters appearing COLLEGIAN. was discussed after Iffl By tine business this Am desire on vour part to help make this a better paper in this issue had been settled. 'v-l respect will be met with the most welcome cooperation. Please drop in On Feb. 5. E. M. Homibrook of EXTREMELY CONFUSING at the COLLEGIAN office at vour earliest convenience. Would anyone like to suggest a topic for discussion this week? the Forest Service department will Several kind individuals have donated their special talents with give a discussion on wood defects. More About the Student Poll He has slides which will the almighty pen to suggest every type of possible discussion for prepared be u>ed as a of his discussion. our consideration. Fort Collin!. Colo.. part personal Some have suggested that we confine The club’s Gunnar Roos. ourselves around here - Tan. 17. 1918. president, to problems and disregard world wide cov- Letter cordially invites all who are inter- Others Open to Johnny Spear. erage. would have us disregard such petty things and Dear Mr. Speas: ested to come to the meeting. concentrate on solving problems of national and international con- In vour answer letter have lo its open sou very cleverly avoided the and the proliable of our morals main troversy collapse (and walls). of issue bv on point pouncing my use of the word "average." If it Writers Such extremes of thought have in themselves created still another sou satisfaction. Organize; give! I will gram that I probably could not deline the term student” problem, that of confusion. So to incorporate both extremes, let’s “average to vour satisfaction. Seek New Members iou failed to of discuss the of “confusion.” Thank tomor- answer my charge "biased misinterpretation" problem somebody for by Scribbler’s club is on for facts reorganizing calling ms The onlv facts I needed row. presented or to present the Aggie campus. Several meetings were in vour Dec. 12 column. is the of FORMULA FOR GETTING Following point issue, not with CONFUSED have been held in the already an at- The poll itself, but with sour shortest road to confusion is of course to write a column interpretation of the facts of the as poll to the in that tempt reorganize pre-war Not letters the but presented article. to editor, just a column will do it- Or if you dub, but more of both dillctantes of the Speaking poll, you said "Only 65.198 felt that the education desire more simple method you two books, and artists needed make it might try buying one dies are :o are receiving !S preparing them properly for future on and science. hapiness. 14% function. philosophy one on Alternate the of answered reading chap- negatively and 20.9* undecided.” wh< wishes ters between the two books. That should do Anyone writes or to the job. If you prefer V-u said On the 'Do question you think the education sou are get- hear what literature others have written, is k contemporary you reading some ting IS sou for vocational might try capitalist preparing properly success?' 62 4* of the men jL*i invited to Irene Bostrom’s and 59 r conic to ‘Would the Gum and comparing them with labor 4% 0 t }le women answered YES. you wrap Dentyne Chewing newspaper current publications. Ano answer was given by apartment at 120 West Mulberry. as a please?” For 24.5* of the men and of the gift, a sure fire job of confusion, yon to 31.3% women. 13.:* of the and might try subscribing men Sundav 7 9.3* of the at p. m. the Congressional Record. women undecided." all of these “That dime drive* me Buts! it a* Breaking figures down into fomi ‘Wrap a fill,' Those who do tabular we have: not care to read must not feel slighted. There ahe aey*! A* if anybody wanted to bother wit. I'es .Vo Undecided Total So Sc Undecided Elected fancy fiftwrappinfa to at that delicioui. cieai j are opportunities for too. Ask a farmer, businessman, Finnerty get you a a Question 1: 65 1* 14 * 20.9% 54.9* tailing Dentyne Chewing Gam with the rich, lon* j politician and a veteran to school. “What are 2: going the causes Question flavor. i* a at he* By Agronomy Club laating Dentyne gift any price | cauae help* for high prices?” The answers should do the trick. Men: 24 it keep teeth white.’* you get 62.4% 5* 13.1* 37 Deanne elected 6* Finnerty was Dentyne Gam Made Only By Adami Or Women. 59.4 * 31.3* perhaps you prefer to ponder over our coeds “new look.” 9J% 40.6* of president Agronomy club at a Anyone can that How much is real and how much isn’t These see a very decisive answered ? are only a few of majority YES to each meeting held Monday night. Other question, iet said you When a decisive of the wa.s majority the students DO officers are Leroy vice many and means that lea-i to confusion. There is only Painter, pres NOT think they are their getting mones s worth out of their education idem; Brown, one reinciv which you might avoid all of this It’s Joe secretary-treas- by eonfusion men can vou blame the students?" urer; Larry Molloy, reporter: and very simple. Jt'ST DON’T THINK. i do with not agree the You poll. explained it thoroughly. But Kenneth Boulter, to Ag council. PURELY SELFISH REASONS until sou ran explain to ms satisfaction, and that of the other That is the formula have tried this students Meetings of the club are ehld the just simple we week. The who read sour article, how sou can call anv of die No" fust and percen.ages third of each subject matter used this week is uot for Zi Monday’s designed consumption 39t “ d * DECISIVE I shall . MAJORITY rantinue month. The will be the think .0 next meeting by scandal-mongers, sensation-seekers, followers of crusaders, sou gave a BIASED MISINTERPRETATION of the facts Feb. 2 7:15 at p. m. in the green and rahbie-rousers, who far from the generally stay enough away Very truly yours, room. rabble so as not to be aroused themselves. It is instead for the Ralph M Durham. selfish and satisfaction persona! of filling space with very relax- b cs Dear Ralph. f» " and You ing intelligent thoughts. should it sometime. It The Remember try helps. use of the COLLEGfAN Spruce for our diwussim is proving avers poor medium of d communication. It has reached p"“ and surpassed a point that has infested of for stealing our cam- absurdity which 1 take mv share Picture Wode.««W of the blame If desire Contest vou fi sher up More have in discussion of the pus. reports come subject please in.o ,he of the drop office the Asaocia.ed ln Kilroy Students the in itself sometime and about same. Stealing we'll hash it out. Oka*?

is a vile thing. but it cannot flour- Matched JOHNNY SPEAS. Pen and Pencil Komments ish without the aid of careless per- Sets- Ail Styles of sons, Please, for By CHARLES W. MAYLENDER vour own sake Referee-Bater Will Reform Sheaffer Pens and keep vour eves on vour books. The Dear VA will Editor; Pencils The Stair Board of Agri ulture. not replace any lost teats. For official 1 in wide their Saturday, information. I a at mffiinjt appoint quote otiiers sometimes have heard price range. the coleige "Informa- me-—and bos, am I ashamed of See them at rd CourtKn HMhktv* to f?ic p>«i publication. mvself! tion for all At the f tjoii of Diift of Students" games usually voice criticism of iriing tor Vcttizm mv the referee with the along smees around me. Then I vel.ee: Affair* for ihr time hem® ‘lt shoo'd be clearK understood „ him when others did/,: Hoffmans my n,,k HsJtthiimv «nii continue dial notebooks UniP r,H " Un,sir t«> «mr textbooks, and other °";r V Vr !° ,hc who probable was making an honest effort n> be KNOX at director of Student lioutitag ami tiuuuiuooal supplies to b etovered impartial. Jewelry lA^a* Aloot mv words echoed bv the hack lo me ,0 109 E. Implfrtfnfiu in addttisin to VA are ihwc are haunt me Mtn. Ph. 552-W lb- giving only that Aggies I an. JlSTsopf' ,n {Wthio, Veteran* 1 w ‘" Affair*. This **■ required of all students the Kpr”"‘' ',,u ,n * W. OA taking more „9 No rangeni«nt n.!l o

VETERANS NOTICE 4-H Club Plans

A new Line organization for vet- St. Party eran* of World Patricks Dance War II will hold it* organizational Thr meet Collegiate 1H club made tomorrow ing at <1:30 a. j.lr.m at their last m. in meeting for the By Galvin the Student Sary Union. The annual St. Patrick’s dance organ, Day to •ration, the American b< held Veteran March 20. This will be the

— Committee, is school composed of vet only function preceding the eram whose New Initiates slogan is, ••Citizen* closed weekend before finals. First, r Recently Pledged Veterans Second.” members of the club ,as’wed- —of Gamma The Many at- i3?£ ,| "u 'c Alpha Rho are John —an- the will he tended the 5S following fraternity men: speaker Pete Simon of National Western Live Sam Temper Randle of Fort Worth. anil after 1'cxas, Charles Sam Denser stock Show j v night Sours, Haslem, Edward unisersity, who is and Rodeo this his a past announce en- to Peter of New Mustain, and member of the week. , figan Dorogokupeu York. Howard Chronister National Plan- Among those who attend* 1 wu™.»™ to A.C.C.: ning for on awards ::::Ln>.o N. Y„ who were initiated last Sun- Farrel Higbec ami Bob Committee AVC. special given by the Fort Morgan. 5rit, from day miming. Sykes to Lambda Chi Alpha; and Coloratlo Extension Set vice wert: Crane (*race jack and Dick Locke to Ann Nelson vho was awarded Sigma Phi the in with Elections Epsilon. trip con.iectUMi past After Breakfast HIKERS NOTICE the I.am Deia Following sheep Doris Wdlsou Wednesday at projects. and , ,E The Hikers *lsi Is is —the Sigma Chis entertained the leaving Ann Whitmore the new hetty wet* award 'Alpha home, president A Ammons hall Tri Deltas dance Festive Dinner at J p n Sunday cd Harold at a last Saturdav i trips on wool and 'ire president. clothing pt»> Don ott: for an let ,:al in the house. —was the occasion the skating, tofKi|»aninv jetts Scoit Bill morning Sig Cutout when George Shader house manager, girls and Kenny nehler hiking .Deltas decorated the walls of the at Practice house parts Supper will ■o. Swihhrd lundoy Morning treasurer: George Knowles. CRAZY in »ildroot Cream-Oil Bfib Phil ANTICS OF JURGENS BAND b' the members ol Markley, emminet warden;

. initiation Because He Flunked ihe Shoemaker, emminent Nail Test honored Robert I empcl, correspond, WILL ASSURE Finger C.C- Afternoon FUN AT SNOWBALL Les ent; Bud Perkins, emminent herald Sunday Habetkorn. Roy Davis. 'obert — Duane the Sig Eps entertained Mr. and Only one more week and we’ll be the familiar “Here’s Ersin I ansclau, Keith er; Anderson, emminent hearing ■r DePew, Mrs. E. E. Watters. that band Bob Mr. and Mrs. again.” Yes, in seven Bylcr, and Gregory chronicler; Olp, emminent days Dick Jurgens and his fam- tea-art. John R. W. McBride, Mr. and Mrs. Les acti-'t. ous orchestra will be forth elected After thaplain; John Mangurn. pledge sending with such tunes as „ , neweyl “Cecilia,” ncs and Mr. Mrs. attended trainer; YVillard Perkins, social 5mnyog Rusty. and One Dozen the fraternity Roses,” “I Do and his newest btrakfan. F Do, You,” entry for I Horn. Mr and Mrs. Methodist church. chairman: Jack Remington, rush Harley the hit “I jvices at the parade, Won’t Be Home When You Call.” Foulk}. and Bill and Meak Anymore chairman: and Homer Ridgeway, Bobby Since 30 is ins. Jan. a 2 o’clock Peterson from house night Denver, and Sue manager. there’ll doubt Letters no be time to have Delivery Capps from Canon City: peciol the sopho band through thHr usual 3eliveieil Its a special messenger, go Ann Ross from Back on antics and mores. Dorothy announced to a Campus rra/v put on those spe- tttvt Stephenson, By Reading Horoscope —are and Bill Near who cial. Longmont and Maxine Howard members the en —i!h* from the "House on the Meryy special Jurgens renditions of amnia Phi lieu girls are in Fori Collins. from Louise Hill” learned of the of living "Symphony” or ‘‘A Feudin’ and Longmont: juniors. Mnent ol Margie Snavely to Ray engagement a from Fort Collins and Susie The Sutler and Dave Fightin/” And it isn’t unusual for Klipple ollins ol Kappa Sigina. five- Kay Colmey of the band Brown from members to form a Durango. bos ol landy was wrapped in .Sigma Alpha Epsilon. After read square ound NOTICE on the stand for and lied with a clever Mrs. Maude or lac a ing poem. square dancing cellophane The COLLEGIAN has been to on false faces for whiu ribbon. Seeman with the put parading up age Special guests was presented asked mistake which to correct a and down the stand. [the Gamma Phi house were Mrs. randy wrapped in silver paper and T9 \ appeared in the current Stu I'M Mrs. Collins, and tied with a blue ribbon? horo- have the best in ay Snavely. Ray Tidy Knowing they dent The American Directory. bands for la F. P. Snasely. sscope* were passed as favors. the Snowball the I.S.A. club Commons was listed as members are planning to have the a student and it organization ballroom its best at with a false should be listed as a fraternity. ceiling of tinsel and glittering pro START Wildroot Cream-Oil It Baker is of using today I takes only a Ramblers Present Kiddies' Kapers Ralph president of small grams glittering snow- little bit to groom hair neatly and naturally without the club, whose your headtjuarters balls. dance the blue** is stressed »n that a Get pH I and Individuality that plastered down look. And Wildroot Cream-Oil relieves your are in tin- Student Union. kutdish will be to the From ray in that way at me prize given cutest the balcony of the ballroom annoying dryness. Removes loose, ugly dandruff ... helps iiftes Kapers to he sponsored kid couple present at the dance Cliff Hartman, president of I.S.A . you pass the Finger Nail Test. Always ask for a tube or

the Ramblers in the Bob Hendricks, of will the and bottle of Wildroot Cream-Oil at drug or toilet goods v tonight president present queen her at your G. Phi counter. Find out for yourself why it’s “again and again the at in. The cam- Ramblers, has announced the Use tendants. ilrooiii 3 {> new fol Pledges Those competing for the » band the chairmen: band. choice of men who put good grooming first.” Remember, mnine pictc will furnish lowing committee royal robes are freshmen. Bet tv Hul- Wildroot Cream-Oil is non-alcoholic and contains and ice Bob Townsend; and tick- Gay Circus Animals from soothing nsic. huge cream cones, program quist Fort Collins, Marion Lanolin! For generous trial supply free, send this ad with icyties, blocks, and I eddy bears ets, Carl Slack: decorations. Lois To Decorate and address Wildroot Dance your name tc Co., ill decorate in the true mnaner of Binkley; and publicity. Harold Inc., Dept. C-3, Buffalo 8. New York. children’s Circus the of __ party. Hammerquist. capers was theme ft"** HYMN SING the Gamma Phi Beta return pledge **im^.*—

dance which was in ‘honor given Collegiate members of ••-• sever •- • of the actives by the pledges lats al Fort Collins churches will SKI ENTHUSIASTS Mrs. John Cameron =Hl=lll=m=lH=m=ltlstHSm=Hl=Hlgiil=m=HlS»H=m=lll=Hl=»l~mgtiigiMglipgWiSlil night in the and in He's Coming IN PERSON Saturday green participate a hvmn sing at m GO TO ESTES PARK Heads Dames Club gold room*. the American Lutheran church at 8 p. m.. Sunday. \ vituicm ZEPHYR CLEANERS Approximate! 2'j skier* Crept paper streamer* were hung Dames club of Colorado A k M Churches are entered participating e in Aggies’ second an at the ends of the room while large vC* held election ofofficers and annual Methodist. Presbyterian. Christ- Bl ski meet to be held in Estes circus animals each ac- lre.tring an ian. O' We In initiation at their meeting in the Episcopal. American Luth- Specialize ■1 tomonow affording to Rob tives name decorated the walls, anti of the Union Unitar- tH. green room Student eran, Congregational Tracy. vi«c president of the clusters of gaily colored balloons ONE-DAY SERVICE last ian. and Latter Day Saints. Ski dub. Tuesday. decorative the gave a note to lights. The officers are Mrs. Aggie winter new "John sport tans will wit Gaudy circus clowns as a program Mrs. as both Cameron, president: Donald » and the theme. Plain Dresses women men’s events completed "Did ... 75c Tommy: you ever hear Suits, Lee. vice ‘Mrs. Arnold the president; Hkicti ski >ur»e 1 Valley about the fellow who invented a Clark, Mrs. Ar- Chaperoning were Mr. and Mrs. Cleaned and Pressed hert the da. recording secretary; two tut-ft i. to be device fur looking through wallsr" M. B. and Mrs. U thur Rolle. correpsonding secretary : Hayward, George Wally: "No. 1 didn’t. What Mrs. Bob Osier, and Mrs. Wells. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. did 216 To climax treasurer; WALNUT meet, stu- Saturday's it?" Robert chairman. H. H. Smith, and Mr and Mrs. R he tall nuwill (dark, program Hall attend j xki dance in the Snowball—Jon. 30th 5 Doors West of City Installation will be held at the E. Ford. Tommy: "A window." ming at Voetkcl's Glacier laulge Feb. IIEIIt=lll=tllElil~lilSIH=illEIII=lllslll=i:iEIIIEIIIEIIIE?ll=lll=ill=:ilEI!IEIII=lilEtli£ll|~||| tar Estes Park, meeting 3. where club mem- n Thirty eight women were initial will spend the weekend. ed into Dames. Those who assisted with the Mrs. Wil- ceremony ire Alice Hill Presented liam Beer. readeT, Mrs. kie.h Bou S Mrs. Ten Carnival lier, pianist; James Eyck, As Queen and Mrs. George Koonsman. es- Hi and a Ho Ho He" •• Louis Prima’s "With and (RCA Victor) corts: and the present officers of '•V' y a Hey a At Seigga Ski Dance Lames. y i- vil With all r man who plays pretty for the people, expeux. jiaic] and a new Honorary nictnbe/, Mrs. Richard The record! “•“I’ *ki Louis Prima, has a groovy new sweater Alice Hill of Bourne, attended the She ceremony. Louis l A trumpet player of long experience, *PP» Alpha beta will 1 reign as and Dr. Bourne will present a pro knows when he’s hit the note to 1 ,h< V right situ>ktng T".* :,«' Carnival of movies of their gram recent trip \ pleasure too. He’s a dyed-in-the-woo! at F.tt-v >*»held Park and Hid to Panama the next of at meeting “Camels the ‘choice of li Camel fan. are >d r GrofWold tk n°i l ' Evan * "id his Top Hat- " '«tur,.| ' Carmel Corn Shop t)! must for , , t(l e evr . ,in' programs were ski-tow #W CAMBL ■" 'Me JV"" 1 Our silver nte medicine. Vou IS MY alter eating.

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(Mg,'* we -fa*, ever Wf TVtUOSrt 0 DO,‘'ll ST/w \ 2ND r t J South College Ave. R. J. B*?n*Wto "fcb. Op. COLLEGIAN 4 JAN. 23. 1948 TACTICS Zeta Elects California (???) CAMPUS GROUP LEARNS ■ « Nelson . Alpha ACTIVITIES Slop Bleep . .. t CONTINUED FROM CONTINUED FROM I OF OPINION POLLS FIRST HAND as Head and Compton Seeks SCHEDULE in —both the handshake Ag Men the slacks way. I it. “I hastily replaced in India. class the slacks would be taboo have hour the Members of the and recently Feb. ' to report every on public opinion propaganda Alpha Zeta held a special and June in Colo, down has considerable interest on about hunting 23 hour here, ever since conducted a surrey which aroused Inquiring last at Hculture Friday, Jan. eight meeting Wednesday, may be Nelson he was ac- Model X and their clients the mountains. said Assembly, 11 a. m., ballroom. guides campus. which time Robert Compton in In recently ' it "Model customed to hunting tigers announced Christian disappeared,” explained. In the for the Campus Fellowship, 7 making this surrey, the objectire of the class was develop- was elected president for been chased a Agriculture X didn't have dia and had once by p n*., west lounge. guides radios, you The remainder of the term, filling ment of facility in the manipulation of public opinion polls. his know.” maddened Told that In the Los Angeles Extension service, 7.30 m., elephant. the created by the re- C«*Jr p. class first selected list of which met the of vacancy a questions approval would be deer, Nel- “ east Curious, chief prey here ment of lounge. I asked for details. signation of Sam Vance. « Agriculture. all members, taking particular care to avoid leading questions. looked somewhat disapproving Alpha Zcta dance, 9 "It * son The last p, m., green was before time, it An Zeta dance will be for my con it Alpha day In in to obtain a random hunters think poor maFia, and rooms. effort since Indian gold tinued. mentor back in the and lions for these "My will held in the green gold $233 , the factors of animal which b Lambda Chi house dance, .ample, following were study?—lB.9‘ to hunt an lions is Alpha robot factory told me about it. It sport 9 Feb. «, 1 rooms Friday night at p. m. ;otB ThT in the The not hunt 9 m. made survey: subjects art practical? not them. will p. a fuss. The incorporated tion be quite college All members arc urged to at- given house dance, student —27.4%. to Am- Sigma Kappa 9 asked but 1. Ratio of men to total As further indoctrination on 1 president was to resign, tend. The next tegular meet- only Friday Feb. The instruction is Indian student », jJjJ p. m. the state made population. p00r?—28.1%. erican the was governor an inquiry. ways, ing will be 29 and will be Graduates between Ramblers' 9 Other reasons—2s.6%. Jan. ih» dance, m., ball The A lone Ratio of introduced to an American student p. president was absolved. 2. women to total stu- of members. 21 and 40 of initiation new yeajs of room. (Dislike quarter system and survivor, crewled out after two dent wearing full cowboy regaila population. have at least 16 24 weeks of horrible 10.4%.) Nelson aksed polite unitTiiTt Saturday, Jan. suffering, sug- 3. Ratio of chewing gum. freshmen, sopho- ture and of subjects—lack of subjects who Ski Club Carnival, all dav. radios be furnished with the (Crowding what the other man was gested and seniors total ly young mores, junior, to Commissioned Vets graduate in Feb. T or IWturvt Basketball, B.Y.U. 8 So all have radios now.” time—9.l%) Told that it “chew- vs. Aggies, 1 guide's. we student “eating.” was "“1 population. of matter ply. Men’s (Unrelatedness subject p. m., gym. We continued down the Nelson looked suspicious- on moldy- 4. Ratio total ing gum,” Will Receive Ranks These of veterans to stu- and positions offer American Commons club vagueness—lo.o%.) to him. Later, rni, dance, old halls, lit stained ly at a stick offered dimly through dent a netnrance to population. From svhat know about the a 9 and you that he associated it large agrL p. m,, green gold rooms. g’ass windows. The floors creaked he confessed Soon Reid In the the of each time Says department and to sample, ratio way the UNO is set at this «»» Psi dance. 9 Cave. up with the habit beetle-nut many Alpha p. m.. weirdly; a bat flew past my nose, forming ities of of these factors was in do think it is advancement. kept con- you strong enough After It was today by Col. Sunday, Jan. 25 knocking it off. I replaced it. A which natives in India chew. announced formity with the ratio to the total for the Applications and full to prevent war—or wars— trial. Nel- of Gamma Delta, 5.30 m.. gold door suddenly slammed shut some- a cautious G. J. Reid, professor Military p. student preliminary be secured fro population. next 25 years? may nuhe where. A window- dosed with said he found the offi room. a son gum "very science and tactics, that veterans of The results, which tabulat- the Commission. were No, not ” Roo mioj 1 shuddered with strong enough—B7.o%. jj 26 hang. an unex- pleasant Monday. Jan. ed the members of months service enrolled Record*. N. by the class, Ye*, strong 12 or more 220 U chill enough—B7.o%. Broadway AWS council. 4 plainable fright as a ran down aalso finds the Judiciary p. m., have aroused Nelson informality !2, Calif. the attention of the Don't know—9.3%. in advanced ROTC will receive re- gvles Ammons back. I I heard hall. my thought a scream of western life gratifying. student and the be in favor collegiate body consequently Would of, or commissions successful Panhellenic in the far distance. said you serve council, 4 p. m., Am- My guide He is at the upon and results were pleasantly surprised questions obtained wc 1 .it! you be a law that in a flushed against mons hall. voice, his photoelec- he meets, of the ROTC course. from the instructor. helpfulness of every/me completion Father Breen would require boys to take military Ho Orchesis, 4 Ammons hall. tric eyes into amber—- p. m., fading fiom on the street to both Field Do of the Marshall strangers pro This to Artillery you approve training when become 18 years applies 5 they Spur, m., gold room. "Some say there are down fessors in the classroom. Now he Office On p. ghosts Plan? of and Air Force branches. Campus 5 age? Lancers, p. m., green room. here. Oh, 1 know it's but silly, Ye5—67.4%. is somewhat more accustomed to Men— Prior to this new ruling, a vet- Hikers club, 5 west tell about student Father Edward A p. m., lounge. still—. They a N0—13.6%. seeing students talking with profes- Brew, ( four of Livestock 7 Yes—6B.7%. eran had to complete year- lain of the club, m., bldg. who flunked M 444 and locked his Newman p, Ag. Undecided—l9.o%. sors over cokes and coffee or on club, this N before* his Horseshoes, 7 in 0—24.9%. college receiving com- Lucky p. m., west professor his office. If hear strolls and from classes. began holding regular you Do of the to offictj you approve Truman mission. After a student receives his lounge. on a of Undecided—6.4%. on the At pounding door—well, course doctrine? It should not be hard for Mum campus. active Tau, 7 commission he may go on who Sigma p. m., Mechanical it's silly, but still—" Women— priest, is also assistant Yes—43%. tez Nelson to make himself a part duty in cither the army or air force, St. Engineering bldg. BANG! BANG! Yes-61.3%. parish in Fort BANG! I cover N of campus activities. In spite of h»s Joseph’s Ct 0—28%. the of for 27 N for competing is Tuesday, Jan. ed 0—27.4%. purpose to be found in the AWS myself with rockets. Undecided—29%. eastern style of dress, complete with m Swan club. 4 army or air force p. m., Ammons pool. a regular com- Ammons hall "It's its Which do Undecided—ll.3%. dramatic turban, he English every luexbr only a mouse stamping party you want to see speaks Ramblers, 5 Ammons the- mission. p. m., Are 1 hursdav afternoon said win the your feelings toward Russia with almost no accent. Born and from 1-J foot.” my guide, presidential eelction in atre severely. ROTC students the 3:30 m. Newman "Come After 1948? more or less than in an American completing p. dub us out! all, there's no friendly friendly educated mission, Inter 5 and fraternity council, p. in., three advanced course graduating and any other they were son of Indian interested is such thing as ghosts.” Democrats—-26.2%. years ago? Nelson is the an gold room. from as Mili- invited call More Christian who college Distinguished are to F I uncovered Republicans— 4 friendly—lo.6%. was a pastor at an upon Tau 7 Trembling. my head l.6%. Alpha Alpha, p. m., Students will be the Bteen between gold Less 4 % for until tary given op- these lioun, bounced down Undecided—32.2%. friendly—69 American misison 44 years room. as we curving flights of a commission The What would Undecided—2o.o%. his death in 1940. portunity accepting young pfiest holds i of man you like to see w 7 Old Main steps. Haylofters, p. m. Down—down—-down—My in the air force in elected Do think the regular army or degree philosophy froa far down of the United you newspapers you Even American is not diffi- basement. God!—how can we go? presidnet slang without of States in 1918? read generally make Russia look cult for Nelson and his going on a competitive Catholic university Amcsa Dark lined the halls. From (Blank to master, Beta Beta 7 room* space pro- Beta. p. m., Ag. bldg. of doctor's vided better than she is? American tour duty. a degree in journals somewhere breeze door to eliminate of or worse really name is an additional aid 227. a came, as a possibility Better—B.2%. back leading to his less a in 7 swung and forth, back and questions.) being stranger a Flying club, p. m., green room. Worse—G9.o%. land. forth, squeak, squeak squeak, Stassen—22%; Truman—ls.B%; strange He took the name Debate dub. 7 p. in., Old Main. About the same she i5—12.3%. 14.8%; Eisenhower as Nelson when a minister of that squeak. My guide whispered in an Dewey Red Cross, 7 p. m., Ammons hall. awed ive been 14.1%; Warren 7.6%; Taft Undecided—lo.s%. name babtized him when he Sl4 Eaa Faculty Newcomers, 7:30 voice. "Gash, never was a -PARAMONT *- p. ra.. In do down here before. The 2.2%; Marshall —2.2%; Wallace—- general, you approve or child. Mountain 811 Ammons lounge. map says of the Russia is But we’re l.B:% MacArthur—l.4%; Vanden- disapprove policy Although he is confident LAUNDRY CLEANERS Forestry Triangle dub, 8 ‘unexplored.’ at any rate now p. in., in burg—l.l%; following world affairs? that he will like life getting close. The rooms are in the Undecided—l7%. in America. green and gold rooms. Should Nelson 144 hundreds now— the United States admin- Approve—s.2%. was not sure when he first Wednesday, Jan. 28 14467, 14468, ister the Aid should Disapprove—77.6%. arrived in this His ISA Executive 5 14469,—.” Program, or country. ship, council, p. m., in aid be provided through the Social Undecided—l7.2%. which docked in New York Dec. 29. west lounge. eager anticipation. I jumped From what of and Economic Council of the Uni- you read and hear took 42 make the SomtCei ISA social 7 out the and tottered ahead days to buck hour, p. m., ballroom. wagon trip, about Russia do ted Nations these days, you several the Phi Delta 7 of guide. Organization? ing storms during voy- Gamma, p. m., green my The believe Rusisa rule the v "Here it I "Room U.S. should administer all wants to «rf-IW room. is,” shouted. age. Piece world, or is she 32 Set 14487." aid—l just building the time he Nelson American Commons 7 6.6%. „ up By landed. dub, p. m., The door Aid should be being attacked confused room was protectionagainst was - gold room. to the dosed, provided through ! so that the snow Fire-King Social and in another war? but a inside made the Economic council of 1 harbor tlovks convinced Gamma Rho, 7:15 light trans- piled and Alpha p. m. ( Wants to rule the w0r1d—32.6%. east olunge. lusccnt window on the door glow U.N.0.—77.1%. him that the ship had landed in Undecided—6.3%. Building up Siberia, Beta 7:15 dimly. 1 turned to protection—3s.s%. not New York, L.5.A. But DINNERWASE Xi, p. m., west lounge my guide. Don't old Do think the kn0w—31.9%. Thursday. Jan. 2f "Well, thanks a lot, fella. I you education you the Colorado sunshine has melted The Mi are is members of the class the Phi 7 appreciate all done, but 1 getting preparing you prop- were memory of bound New Alpha Omega, p. m., west you've snow concerned with the Given With won’t need for erly for vocational success? 1 not reasons for York and he feel hi lounge. you any more your stsay will be a students’ club, awhile.” Yes—6l.s%. s answers, nor were they pleasant one. OiMnopolitan 7:39 p. ra., after N0—26.5%. a complete validity; were Coronode Ammons lounge. "Oh, that's okay, old man. Glad they interested in to Its Undecided—l2.o%. (only measuring Friday, Jan. 30 help.” eyes bashfully turned opin- Hang onto your youth, but not ion. Class Do you think the education while he’s assemblies, 11 a. m. I gTeen. you 1 driving. take radio. I’ll r ind are is C&tnpus Christian Fellowship, 7 "Here, my getting preparing you prop- RADIO he for vour civic I one who thinks our m„ west my way out somehow and a new erly jokes are sssT p. lounge. i get responsibility? ' If SNOWBALL., When need send Ye5—56.3%. lewd Scalp is Dry or Brittle 9p. m., ballroom. ‘ one. you me, out No-27.4 ' Would a call. Your beanie button doesn't %. straightaway change his TRY • Service tor S -la views, have enough range." Undecided—l6.3%. sparkling gtaMl Could he CHARM Committee Do * torn Planning With tears think the the we STUDIO in my eyes. I bade it you education you pare jokes • BmiMul radio—- fond watched it dis- are is print FOR a farewell, as * getting preparing you prop CORRECTION To Meet on vWith those for future we Campus appeared through a distant arch- * erly happiness? canno* use. Members «>f the Colorado and with Yes—6s.l%. Agri- \way, palpitating heart, g • Walnut fln(»h cultural Committee will and smashed N0—14.0%. £ Planning ccautiously dowly open 2-3- or 4 students can do their the meet on Colorado ABc M cam- tthe d

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6 ,h - > h'""- ton by Ken Monfort ■ Tr.ninu lb. division. Carl Cox Ver- was out- ,h e M.*unt R"* dual 6 to ?. in Brigham the wonder pointed the heavyweight Young university, team of the Skvline Si* Co“ f*rence after claw, also Denver and wln* over was outweighed at least university Utah university last week , ' d mC U «h«. *!>e -her team. * * C ° lorado A& M Rams KS 40 (Ktunds his a game to be in the Saturday in ro-.i by huge opponent. played Aggie met their K,Ty hail Fred Dexter of Cornell. The unbeaten in their two it one Cougars, confermr» , tram the only 121 - lb. class—Harlan Swanson. scored 111** ' ntS their tour. by their Po thrill on opponents. They defeated Denver Wl Linst Goolrado A by a very inlpre^ve"^-^'^ 8c M, deddwed John 'e W‘D WaS the more since Denver “• impressive was as hot as the eku 4 to 0. proverbial firecracker Th T' . iw-fand st Gregg, markable 40 ° nP "S ‘** Denver V., Wyo- SEACRAMjf K1—1947 per cent of their but still lost R college. 128-lb. calss—Dick Aggie Intramural Touch Football shots, to a with Hauser, Cor- Champions—- seemingly inspired team in meets back row, 1. to ■” u. scordrvs r.: Loper, Aksamit, Simmons. nell, derisioned Robert Morse, 4 Atkinson, McDaniel Front Iwo Palmer row. 1. to nights later the r.: Treadwell, Oates. Cowel Dobler Fourth In Cougars, to 0. Lcckenby,1 DON LEAD DOBLER who, the AGS Waseieko, Corwin, Reed. by way, had the worst 135-lb. star class—Leo (-or s"°nv" 'Vagner's Thomsen, pre-season record of Regional any team in over Cornell's nell, pinned Willie Walker in 7:*B. Scoring the I pounder, win conference, beat the “Cinder- 145-lb. dass—Lowell he was 0 rnvpc seeing will th** tomorrow where tlArv meet and Selch at the fRjihs win the 128 class. Bob Morse 9:OO—A.C.C. vs. Phi Dell. guard positions, .is they are in seeing teams play that do win championships. DOTY DOBLER HIGH in pound Denver university tankmen. The The fans have of A M threw- tenter slot. pioved their loyalty bv their attendance, ami they are Doty led the Cowboy cause with & Merlyn Robertson January 29—Thursday Pioneers do not own a swimming w ,^‘*n for ol Kansas in 6:50. 6:3o—Beta Xi Industrial Arc*. 'The Rams well an Rrateful the results achieved in the minor and the 17 points, followed bv his teammate vs. might spring s|>ort* match will be held ei- *** aw pool vi the if “hot,” and if they *kening in foot lull. rout This is the second defeat 7:45—1.5.A. Hoi lieu Bure club. they are But what a I basket hall, baseball, and Larsen, and Dobler. high lor the straight vs. upset ther at CAV ( or the Denver Public Kk where meet we habitual for Colorado M of three 9:00 Newman club vs. tan Nelson. The Cougars are doormats? Although basket hall is a drawing Aggies with ten points. A k- out Foresters stop Bath House. td the fans deserve in Denver on a winning team. Wrestling has proved that winning dual meets. Kansas State has two Denver university COWBOY FROSH WIN Note to Last tin- Rams were named m 10 basc*ball and tie. organization managers: year and scheduled to and track could also make these two sj>orts a pav- victories, two defeats, a Friday night, are In a the in I preliminary game, Wyo- Schedules lor all sjMirts are the unofficial conference champion*. proposition. The summaries. play Wyoming on the following freshman the union held last ming outpointed Ag- student mailboxes. No conic icnc r meet was Football iv die in almost of the lan Stvaniton It be that the major sport every college any si/e in 121 Pound*— H.it (A Ic M) Monday. may Cougars froth 38 to 35. The decitionrd Dean Hr**. but the Ram came ntry and gie Cowboys year swimmers anti should receive more financial attention than the others. will he overconfident pointing held 12* Pounds—Bob Morse (AAM) pinned * a slight advantage throughout out with the best dual meet record, de-emphasis of M.ilvt* and all the other ports in favor of football is not accept- RaftMTtaMS, »0 seconds <>i AM ton much tor Denver Wyoming. most of the meet all tfhen it has game. round. iluv lost bill one year, hern proved that the other sports can pav their own Scores * 135 Pounds-C.hai'es Nigtuwonger (KS) Cage i» to C.U. two given half i Wyoming (52) which was by points chance. detisioned Willard Walker. G FP These at 145 Pounds—Stan Fanshcr deci- The Ram* had previously defeated sports this school are not given that chance and. as a result. (US) Wyoming 52, AGGIES 34. * sioned Carl Snvder. keconu* f 7 3 4 the Buffs six alv> doormats instead of title contenders. Doty, 75. 69 by points. Aggies Remember Spruce 155 Pounds Verte McClellan (KS) and RYU Denver The onlv f 3 2 5 first A.A.U. wav that the l>c achieved Peyton, Oliver Woods drew. placed in the regional near-equality among sports can BYU 65, Utah 63 4 more Larsen, f 4 2 0 165 Pounds—Don Mullison (AfcM) deci- held Fort Collin*. equitable allotment, as Denver 59, Utah State 51 meet at Contest expense good coaching (psychological sionrd Walt ITalton. Picture ai ter Reed, c 2 15 The team will be chosen from the ?! **n«al and COOPERATION between the administration. . 175 Pounds—Charles Lyons (KS) deci- Nebraska 59, Colorado 55 sinned Carl Cos. * director suffer Bloom, l 110 men: Abshirc. Farnuhar- and the coaching staff. Why should the school Kansas 58, Missouri 16 following Heavyweight—Joe Blanchard (KS) De- 0 0 0 and Sullivan in the dis- TT P*tsonal differences and idioss ncTasies of a lew resiwmsibfe Cotton, g

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