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Is ' - The'aro Hpw . ','..,T.he Qu'een, b,gll'ila'"ll l 'kg gil hSPng li pf NO 11 Iarjgelfty VOL 58, THE ARGONAUT, Official Publica tion of the ASUI F/pe."';.;: ';,", '",".".lI, for, the':Homecoming pfj'~de nde] "~.:'-',"„':::.-,;::j+j'.. ',::„-",'.>4 come:9:30 Saturday, Begins Bud!tet Comlllttee'|sin morning,'>y~>'y,"'" 'p Sup- I', Receives Criticism Kinsey COjC ''.'"~';;..; "The, par'ade will 'consist f ii Pl 0th. s, Third Book -@A'~;.",':::- ..'::,jaPProximateiy 40'floats, Was Appointed, fi. i Research " "one Foreign Stlldcnts "9.":t4",'".",;~'~ig canlpus polltlcal parties, not to By Dr. Alfred Kinsey's third book Exec Boird III4 p .f jude By omit; dignitarriejjp: the Univer- group of foreign studen ts observed United on the sex'ife of Arflerjce will be ',! '. ~ the A Nations day Stufjentsv fffcjljtjesr.fees were dis', "I; sity band and guest banda Tuesday in the SUB by givi ng a short talk on what he felt based on !nformation gathered the s in cussed. at .l:secutiye, Boarti ";;;':~>-,',@ from Kellogg, Coeur''AIfine the United Nations has accomplished in regard to his par- from a group of sex offenders of meeting which eras held on Oc- ~'IOmCCOlmng med and ticular country to countr'he ies the world 'over. San Quentin prison. nger tober 20. It was suggfcsted that i Jan Co]e was voted Homecom- ,, The. parade, which wfll be diYjd. individual speeches ln th'e 'panel discussion were fol- Volunteers from the .500 sex of- ther the money'e 'used. for any of the fng queen for 1953 m an e]'ectiorg into four divisions, will st'art on -lowed by a question and answ- fenders of San Quentin are being -— corner er following facilities. ''y male voters Wednesday at din- Main street and end at the period. interviewed by Dr. Kinsey and an fn'er. thea 'Deakjn qnd University.. Judging ping Countries ,1; Picnic area jp the Arboretum. So Idaho reseryes age of represented were associate, Dr. W. B. Pomeroy, for wiH'be route nary Air condjhonjng unit m the old nursery rhyrne and trades in of the'floats done en Greece, Venezuela, Iran, India, the three hours to n full day each. >fr akes Old King Cole for a brand new dnly.. Each division will . co'ntain Palow islands, China and Holland, "Sex Laws and the Sex Offend- Borah theatre. are Gmj KEK young Queen Cole. approxjnjate]y the safne type and Each student expressed a view er" ', is Dr. Kinsey's third book, '. Wjjiter sPorts area that can Jan wiH preside over the entire number'of elonts and will. be led the s]anted by the needs and condi- the others dealt with the sex life accommodate skiers.. will 'P~,";>.," and f ~ be used to Homecoming ce]ebrstjon and .', by a dignitary. tions of his own country. There and habits of American. men and 4 Sjvjmmingippp] ''eceive her crown during the half- gp,,'".'.":,:::,"".:.,'.'.i Judges for floats will be Mrs. J. were some strong sentiments elf- wpmten. No publication date has i time -ceremonies tomorrow: She J.";."::.::.'.::::::::::::.::;::;:B. Haffner of Kellogg, Tom Mc- each e people say that the grads pressed about the inadequacy and 5 Skatin rink been set for this book, but it re- vigil]'be.attended by'he fiv'e other Pherson, secretary of Chamber of each pave ajl the fun at Homecoming. inefficiency of the United Nations. Rich Arme, Del Naser, Ljz Wi- promises to be very informational fjnaHsts Nancy Ly]e Susie Oberg, ,".«+Pi,".,,'l',',:,::,,',:",.:','Commerce, Moscow, and'ept.. hree say the students have a time. i Some With one or twp exceptions of ac- and interesting. negar and Don McCabe were ap- Iforna,Hpbney and Betty Ruth nine freshmen don't even know King of the army ROTC. Judges Sctme claim by students, the United Na- pointed . to the budget planning'jan'estburg, Homecoming is. -"::-::.':,':,::.".:;;:.':::::;::,:I,':::All be on a semi truck in front hvhat tions took quite a beating. committee. They will plan next, The new, queen is really just - ''-';.'"::::i':::::: '; Jan- '.' = of the Hotel Moscow. '':,':.'::.:::;.':::')~""b'S"''"""::i::i'':,.;"::"';:~P', Tp the grads, it is a day or that; Cheerful Outlook year's budget. Pew, She .transferred here Lineup for the parade is as fol- maybe even a weekend of nos- froln'San Jose Statercoflege this In the general discussion, a more Dolores Ape]erson was appoint- lows in Sectio!i'A: fajgja with visits among the old jn sebretarial Chest s0mekter to,major — new fraternity brothers, cheerful outloojc was presented by ed chairrllan of Campus i;, ~ 4ye:: . Air Force color, guard; Tribe of ancj the studies. Jan is a brown eyed, brown '' individuals in the audience. Refer- drive. University Band; Gov. sorority sisters and farmer bud- haired soPhomore from San ean- , ".:'ffff'andals, ence was made to the splendid t was a]so announced that the - Len Jordan, Sen. Herman Welker, dies. It is a 'day when the hand- dro, 'alifornia. work done in countries by the tech- book of memoirs, which was pre- shake and the slap on the back are .The queen committee deserves nica] assistance missions of the sented to Dean Lattlg, will be ltegjstratjon for 'lnms 'ill in demand. I"or some of the grads ci bouquet or something for their ~ Friday from 44 p.m. it is a day to be waited for when United Nations. displayed in the University li- take place fine work. Maizie CoHett was chair- and'rom 8-9 p.m. at the Moscow they return again to the scene of In discussing the failures and HomccollllHg brary. man assisted by Ralph 'Townsend NSA dues were not discussed. . Hotel and the former zany escapades. faults of the U.N. undertakings. ahd Jane SUB.'aps. ygi The annual pajamjff parade and Quela l The. discussion has been postponed of Moscow, car stickers, For other alums, it meanls a tpc consideration was given to the fact pep rally will open the homecoming until reports ere received from student and faculty directories brief visit to a second home where that the UN is a comparatively festivities tonight. congresional members ancj the re- and information about Moscow some solid friendships were weld- new organization and is still in an Freshmen women from the fol- gg ent convention held!ot:Bead cbl; ed together. For still other old experiments] stage; that there are lowing living wiH'meet groups at lege.' .aimpnSlt!ICp old grads it is a pilgrimage to the still many a:jministrative prob- the women's Gym at 5:45: Forney, Open house. will be held in all place where they began en'du- lems to be worked out and that Take s good long look, mene She's Jan Cole; 'voted'In'as Idaho s Steel house, Alpha Phi, Tri Delt, living groups after the game. cation that they rpw recognfze a. the tremendous size and scope of 1953 Homecoming Queen., Delta Gamma, and Kappa. These ljoor mats or welcoming signs invaluable. Many will point tp the organization necessarily makes worn,en will go through the Soon Cam-'us .„;;,".;";„;„;.„;:„"..„„,CommIg their college days as the begin- it inefficient. club, Idaho club, Chrfsman left home economics depar™ent f'The annum: pubflcatlpn of th . ten dollars l. placed ori them. ning of a successful life. And moderator hall, Willis Sweet Prof. Toin Hopkins, hall, Lindley hall, Thursday f r Boise where she WH] Kampus Key is now scheduled for OQOI g QCblltel,s:I Qmfg some of the old guard may re- summarized the fol- and the Si'gma Delt of, the panel Chi, and Beta beg estspeeker at thestate Home W'ednesday or Thursday of this Congresswoman GrAcie ., Pfoyt; turn just to wander again where points: first, the United Na- houses. council meeting. Buchcfnan'and.the lowing Demonstrators reming week. The Kampus Key President J. E. the first gushing .romance bloom- tions is a necessary body to pro- Under the Ad clock is the meet- ',. IIO,,'s.:.',.QnS+er,: slum i p enid nt, Advt 'President ed. mote world peace, and second, ing place for Hays Gamma'hi fgtljS Bill Parsons" end executive'oard greater understanding of social Theta, Alpha Chi; and Pi Phi freSh- 'itferf'fbers, --queen's flofht.. (Btaho- Like we say, Homecoming t, is a preaidsnfn': it also;. conrre'nts't tmmb" gve 'cthing-froin "'an analogy f;omparing England..to ajj something that's tough to pin customs, 'ackground and philos- men. They w]H visit the TKE; Kap- slgC adulterous, pbWerlesa island joined with the continnent by an Club) 'hamber. 'f Commerce before the UN Sigma, Delta QCC/(SSg clown. We'e aH been working like ophies is necessary pa Chi, Fiji, SAE, schedule, and student government insignificant ditch" to remarks of genuine diplomacy and float, and Tri Delta, Delta Tau -- ypu said it!-. aH v.cek. Some can succeed. LDS, Delta Sig, Phi Tau, ATO, Phi information. sincere tact, were heard at the Oxford debate Wednesday Delta, Figi; Fprney,land,B]ue Key I Delt and of us think of Homerorning in Sigma Nu houses. Blue Key, lu'ni r men'onor- eve'ning. Hoots. Directly following this serpen- SLslI ijh terms of flo"ts. Others m terms ary, will distribute them to aH 'Typical Britishers, Patrick Mayhew and John Peters, in Section B: of sjx-page newspapers and still tine, the rally will begin at the Kellogg band, Navy drill team, A change has been made in the .camPus living,'rouPs where-they dress, speech and mannerisms,.gave Idaho students. an ex more in term sched- Idaho club, proceed up the hill to it's well informative Chrjsman.haH5g Lambda Chi, mer- of parade United party slate due to a mis- fvfl],be on sale for .Hl each to ample of debate at entertaining as as ujes Willis Sweet; turn left on Idaho chant's float No. 2, Mortar. Board; and hotel reservations. understanding as to class standing s«dents. level. To a large audience at the Auditorium the negative avenue and proceed down to Deak- -"That Chi, Theta, To the football team, Homecom. of several candidates.;" side of the proposition, England never can nor should Steel house, Sigma in; turn right on Deakjn and right in lnerchant's .float No. S.A.E., ing is another battle to be fought. As the slate now 'stands Jerry Film TO Be Shorn be a full member Of a EurOpean COmmunity," Waa upheld 3, again on University av'enue. Turn and For disinterested onlookers 'it is Riggers is candidate for senior 0" October 26 at 3 P.m.,'he factual and well-considered, style by Idaho opponents Charles Spurs, Kappa, Sigma Nu, Beta left on Blake, past the girl's dorms, >Oldham and Lee Anderson. Greek audio-visual center, is Presenting caucus.'urin mei e]y a noisy weekend when it The. 's first president and Clare Lcjjske is sen- around the Quad, past the Ad build- the following films: "Long Way the entire debate, both Sect;pn becomes difficult tp study or to alumnus tp become a United Stat- ior candidate for vice president. ing and then to the Home From School," on safety; sid s d'nplared ti si k o ledg of C eur d'Alene b nd, Army drill grade papers. To the ipwnspeople his alma Changes made. inthe sophomore 8 es senator will rc.turn to practice field. The procession QCC$ the subject and fluent speaking merchant float lt means slate are Bill Bauscher; candidate New Magazine of the Screen, on team, A]pha phi; a big parade. mater October 29 to give n major demon- should arrive at the practice field for president and John Mix, candi- current events and "Better Liv- manner. 'Enghsh wit was Np' De]ta Sjg Gamma phj WH. Sp, whether you'e a grad or address. Senator Herman Welker, about 7:00. date for vice president.. ing, a home economics film. trated bv Maybe in tile first ]is gweqt, merchant's float No. g, an undergrad, you can take your class of '29, will speak at 11 a.m. Fireworks will be displayed about affirmative rebuttal. tIn@sIICie8 'ampus club, Hays haH, ~ Silver iljek. Have a good time. before ~ an assembly in the Uni- few cheers and songs. John Peters the second mern 7:20 after a Lance ~ T K E Wilhs Sweet Phl auditorium on "Commu- Two tyPes of exam honor s versity Intercollegiate Knights will help ber of jjle 'Oxford te'am, capti- Alpha De]ta, and Independent Cau- nism As I See Iv in America To- tems, the reporting tyPe and t e Weed like tp throw a salue tp- with the display. l vated his listeners by a sincere cus floats day." npn re] rting are under tvsrd our Hnmecpming Queen. We tyi, and thoughtful approach. He show- Section D: scrutiny at WSC. jctinted and Phi Alpha Delta, the ]aw hon- Next week Company C, winner Fundamental Tests witnesses wou]d e]sp be needed litic@ economical 'and. mi]itarys representing both sides and e opr wou bpt come op n. file orary. In his freshmen year he of last year's competition will pre- Listed below are a few of the The repo rt would then be depps- point of view. it was tp" England's ! middle. This committee work- e e Parsons, chairman of 'cl played pn the baseball team. As sent the unit colors to company A. fundamenta] facts which should ited in a special bpx. "Squea]ers" best advantage to foflpw her put a compromise and things 'H +ecpming dance lists John Sher- thought the girls. w'ere just calling »e a junior he was president of his There will be a unit review with answer any questions about the would not be named by university course of political separation from going smoothly. A'swcH 'job iden as his assistant, chairman. In . Ol] class. Captain . T. C. Thomas, professor nationwide Rcd Cross blood drives: around. charge of the dedoration cdmmit- fooled by that old, trick. They During the program, Wejxer wH] of Naval science, the reviewing The Red Cross does nof, buy or Students .found. guilty of cheat. Idaho debaters stressed the iaci tee ls Barbara Higglns, with a present to.the University a gavel officer. sell blood. ing will stand trial. Penalties wi'l l "that Greet Britain was already »other foul up is reported in staff of Judy Crookham, Ann Read- made of the original White House The American public finances range from, an "F" in the course involved with the contin'enf to thc sehedu]jng de- . evenfs. The Oxford and the cost of collection and distri- ing, Marry Dunn, Nancy Back- Meanwhile May Pappenhagen . wood, year of 1790, a large to permanent dismissal, depending extent that a .political union would ! Oters were here Wednesday. They blood the Red Cross strom, Bev Geggerspn, Shari Harp. and, Jean Moran were still trapped American flag. which has flown bution of by on the number of offenses. i not be a disadvantageous step.'t 'jpn t come fo Idaho every day sp over th'e nation's capitol. for civilian use in their annual Sandra S]avjn, Barbara Simpns, sonic instrlictc, rs 'assigned their move their door hinges This didn t donations during the Fund Drive Janet Daigh, RoJeanne Coyle, forth'the dea -that if. the r coun. ja scs fp cover the debate. Ot]]er The Defense Department has woik. Firemen finally entered Char]ene Hale, Jamce Hale, Biflin- TOmatO Hurling, h ]d b lt l], 'dents wanted -tp the.taHc- Cross as 'he through a window and rescued the hear desjgnated Red eH Poll, Carol Gudeman, Barbara - nected with Europe, it could well 'al jeg Swell. Official notice agency to collect blood for the B~~S Qg33 Keller, Julie Lightner, Liflian Lath- l 'ause trouble with the res'. of thc , ~ armed forces. pmecpmfng doesn t come very Today rpp, Gwen Scribner and 'Audrey cpuhtrjes jn the cpmmpnwea]th." 7 'r ~ 'a g 7 ~ ftf«il, j either. Nor does the accom- There will be no organized Spurs .selling crncessipns meet Montgomery. ed by WSC women. A few of the C t th., c%ClCLillg. It4aCEiiRC Peering i Costs of Processing and shiP- Ki.kpff Dance. Isn't it Mixer Friday evening, however, after 2 p.m., in room 400, Me- Acting as pubhcity committee women have.had a lpt of practice the Idaho debaters statement "that . - l'«ange ping blood for the armed forces . G.l . - 0uAd ggeetS that hpth the dance and the Dipper and North Ball room mpria] gym. chairmanch is MarciaM Giles. AAssist-t union would strengthen rather $ ihe are reimbursed by the defense a- debate were sChedu]ed for the will be open to those whp vnsh to FRIDAY ing her will b Jack Smith, Jack Last Thursday the pol'ce were department. Such costs as can .. than weaken Eng]and's ties wit}; . TO MOOd Set same night? Ah, tp be twins again. selling'purs con'cessions meet Stpor, Chsrlync Hale, Janice: Hale, engaged in breakinG'P a "seren- dance. teen and recruitment well the commonwealth nations." g as as 'pecial sound effects necessary lh after 2 p.m. in the room 400 in the BjflBiHineHH pPool, Janet Harding, Phyl- ade" staged by. a group of men w'ere administrative are paid fpr by Interesting cont asts ap tp create the prpperr m~ fp STUDENTS studeilts are automatically Memorial gymnasium. lis Harding, Verna Sattgast, Violet students. Very shortly after their SEE ROCKS AH Red Cross. arent throughput the'debate. Thc „dAdding Machine," are being de- A Con- Sunday group of 14 U. pf I. geology members of t]ie Community The defense, department has y Enghshmen had both a differenf wit the reheelsal, 2:15 p.m. v ope in conjunction 'indents, gujfjed by S. Warren cert asspciaticfn, reports Norman Suburban cpntrp] pf the distribution of Shirley Lent and Lucy SPencer appear~pe.,rand attitude Ho ballroom ctc SUB. en- mmede. pbbs, gep]pgist for the US Gep. R. Logan; assistant professor of central b]ppd de]jvered tp them by the jH Provide the .,intermission An investigation w~ It Meyhew Was ]ct 'ica] Monday sixteen-piece'r- discovered that a female Pc- survey at Muflan, examjn music, and as such are admitted Red Cross. 'ertajnment. A was ed and fascjtjated "the audience pf the r~eed yard, wH] b do- cd Hell 7:30 p.m., Gym of- house had some sedin'fentery rocks in thc tp efl concerts with their ASUI Divers, Existing Red Cross facilities chestra directed by Norm Thue cupant the sorority by his expressive hmd gestures. nated by M~je Coflett, who SUB ~peur d'A]en» area., cards. Blue Key, 12:30 p.m. are sufficient tp collect the blood from Spokane will play for the Peters, on the other hand, was "taped"- r'ailroad sounds when she The trip tp Kellogg and Waflacc. This year the Moscow-Puflman lounge. needs of the armed forces, end dance. One intelligent ]ad remark%, more shg]it ehd more intense. His was 'a freshman. She had the spe- V; lVas ca'ucus meet- es'ade in connection with a 'Community Concert association Short Independent carry on the civilian program. Admission tp the dance is $1i50 understand that some girls are charm and savoir faire were a, cia] cooperation'fg one of. the «uvse Confereni.e room didn't know in stratigraphy and serimen- is sponsoring seven.concerts at ing, 7:15 u.m., Don't forget to dp your part in a couple. It will last from 9 to 12 paled tomatoes but I much an add;tjon tp his s~a, engmeers on a steam ]~mothe ,iejlpn yem." instructed. by J. F. ]Y]cDivitt. the total cost of $9,000. B. AH candidates please attend. the Red Cross 1953 blood drive. Saturday night. they could throw CContinued on page S, CoL Sl l in making the tape reCOrding. T 6

:j.- t, ID~ kk@CNktle-~&SSITY OF &~ ,.$Mday, Oc'tober 23, lpga ~ .' If you enjoy baidng ber'ry pies, hydroelebtric pro j e ct - 'Baca~su ~w".- a'juice- plarrtnad on''fhe RYiuddy ,P"t'%i.:,. ', .:: 'Ianvjiag: 6 TO lc. Ercmh trllnam invest hi a pie pan with Volta River ~O'pnEII pniye alfie Atieal I 'the ','Africa'n (}Etta -"-' " catching rim that Will keep your of Gold Coast,'rlTI. /, '''.. '"', I ! 'gitm Conroy, Ina Marie Decker, '; '.:, ~ oven clean and turn out a flavor", 'to supply power to T ~, ', cip@j proce~~ Agha 's;-trams . ''slfgy Lcgsrd, D".lares Anilsrscn. aluitfii5um. ..', i rich pie. '; October:p,"'1N8- POIffics tgeaily IEjgERir AIEEOjanting;, hoIEI'he apotligift..qn C. Ben'oss, I]jeTD-'he University Daines club. is a Wiilard '. WildeI professor of Your eyes see things upside dawn b l v" bsagbdmrwgtfh~~ahdi ":fetal ablavss nnnsatsdgcmwllc uifqdpm'ircremcmdia bbc nstlcnal c sscnagcn for wives cf 'acccuntina left tcdm'or Balsa Bsha "'- aa'. ',.;.- 'itOWDS SttudentS Or Where he Will,:attend ra meeting Of IIEC'CafdRCIafES iajEvtar atgitIRR 13CIEt 'CdIICIIIRIg'+O~+,''-Idahtjk;.;. .:.gyffes-'sdjheg.';pulk Iita lag imarried uniVerSity. «1 Newest Campus Trend: a 'Renwoithy'imarried attending'the Uni'he Idaho state board:of Verified; AI Ilf ff nb '.„...... „....'III«people'onljjjtbat:'Ithe women ch...... , ' 've'rsity. IIt the Fac;- public accountants. 'FRDII OVIIIIama .=.; .....,.'..'...;,.' Acting Ikfanagfng ITS@toy Theater....'-, is sponsored by ch'E ...... ; ..;. 'board: Lively Arrow 'Sports 8Airts apd peen outiijiIIIYIber the women aI-'ulty Wivbs.club 'which is.unpre-',. The,tliree member of :~rpTTT thi 'OSt 8 tc'll'.Osr EIIe tenthe enrdlI- ISented IIy Rt perinaTRNit'@icnSbr raSi OuhiCh IWildh iS Iinegi8etttv WfII dn; . . I':,F;„ „Ttvs iinsnt lst Sjtjr;,rhccctslcg tb a rs. well as Ibsdlfa nnd tiaclbs'raa tsit asvins aglll canlil wfm basil lwu. wANT BAST slTTER every ucn- "'ss shlrfc .Bassa ...:....,, «;Spring Jane Quirms ...... „...... ;...... ;...... I...... „,'.I...... ;..~Ireituie EIIIIItr port fromi'lite, President's office.:sistants. Al. eligible Iiiiives Rsre sa%14 Efbnaji 'to,:tike. -Americ» +stitute, day 1 to 3 p.m. Mci ry Smith I'jervices ...; ~ 'arbara Taylas'- —,---.—.—,-„---m----*------.SOfety Edftar ..'O'earS Aga COme 'tb Tiftelnl 'ETIeetfngb IIEVarf'I RDEtnmnatidnS EXaiyrtiiaticnS W+ 4'Ollege. '1'hOne 71'13. Igaaitbjfary lRogvi% '.'.....*...... -...... -.CIEOTIIIIthni MnmIg r Falls I':-"sblc -.... October"'~~ '8~th the ex- Wednesday riight. 'e conducted in Boise, idaho RbEsssrtbrs —goan Welsh,,sally I 'antlers, Barbara AndertieII,' Margaret Will. ,'='cprding ' '>ndiar IO'ffioeS, The .laSt ireguiar 43ueineSS 'meet- and MOSCOW. ThOSe in 1@OSCOW START YOUR XMAS Shcpping VERI De Drift, PhylliS 4aeatiin,;-Betty BrOOkS. . ', 'fyefffibn, Inf 'II United night tb Ibe held on campus in November. OTIdvertis sPortdi. sta@—8a've crjpe, Jolfa Hughes.:, 'csndiffates oEEID the x8ass 46ct}bns ihg was heIB wednesday 'ar1y. order AvoN 'GIFTs now. I -; ' — issue oi 5dest«ndtty. - . make Plans for the fall activities. —, Merry Smith, 418 College. For "'., '' 'g the .:, this meeting i .'n tain gplO.III'ix, UniversIOy -of rcsi«nt 'Romona Bu" idg: .:Grover', 'They'l be IKsuring Out ef anttnay:boats, tl>ins ';$ I'teat Judging. 5n Tshdgjoit jpep Iffilton IDon Huber, Don- to 8:50 Tuesday mornin'g who roaring 'back to the dear old ahna.glut'ter. ~d %e"Ii~';hera rally ~d jgame., Meetings are sciieduled as follows aM gurldy, "JfQaafl and @ed Cross 'persbftncl going 'terview 'engiiieers. The htterviews Arrow sports shirts will be seen on campus than ever neW.Student uniOn building. at,the UniVaraity 'Of Ida>O urlt'Ii Win be Iield 'in fhe Studen'ts have shown widespread enthusiasm fpr n pfm. .Engineer'ing'uring before. the war years he, kept the.flalna@liva. %4~n th The:first peiformance 'o'f "Sing bufiding. for the colorful collection tnow on view 'at all Arrow time came for, 'designing the SUB, -'Ooan Irattig wfts 'at „Senator:Sing", ASUI diama de Applications for the Civil'Servicel dealers. mental in seeing that the students,:gc't itha mist rcr sham nartmcnt's musical ncmwly, start. ccmmlsslcii's iunlcr msn gsm nti. money. e'd with ta bang ~nd continued to assistant exariinbtion are noW be- Charles O. Ilcchcr, whc succcddad bean Xattig, jgsVc aa mm,w „smccfbly lc thc Snag scans lnr acccstcd. AS snnhcatmn lof g'8 some specific details regarding thb ~mt Xatt lou- should 1 in by November 13. The: SUB.,'Fhalnumber //// ence in assigning th~ iantiflaxibihty ftf ', date of the written test mal TRADE Igl MARK rOOmSaS Well. aS the ef'Iae Wiith Whioh thrfia rOOma» the.efiriy DayS Of NeW:MC3rv be'eeting I::" > 'ANPIIERCHIEFS ~ SPORTS SHIRTS can bc Open'sd inta one large bs, Irc'cm'ere dcsigntd rrcm SHIRTS 'IES 'NDERWEAR ' wg'' ~'deas submitted by Dean ~ . „ taryr~eceptions aithoughl6Iew Mex- ties for a*care«with. the federal, I'can Ho also sparked the idea df hhvtng three private dining whtes were considered e33- govern thought a'll the ASUI.offices should:be„.grouped celient. rooms. He together in one -'building. De'an Ifattig1IIugged for Eeciea- IIu re t the 4TIacoment bureau ini -': . Iy, tional facilities in the baaement. 's a raau1t, We now +RVc No one has:been:able to raise .. eight bowling lanes and five pool'tIIMes.downstairs. sea Yftters in captivity. He was vitally interested in all p'huaca of student nfgairs during his "27 years cf faithdul and cffcctfvc service." Thc stands as a tribute '.to his effort's towarfl ~ SUB facilities for Suture generations of supplying'ecreationalstudents. eiNeaR Believe us when we aay, "Dean, Lattig,,5four iabors Me 4tp-". Iireciated." —H. A. S. I IIIIME EC TEA GIVEN lof faculty ~d .students on 4he 'Smart, two-eyelet Sport Oxford— 'Ec o'f A recent guest at the Home highlights the Iiome cushion crepe soles. department was Miss Francis Ur- organization, its purpose Ieconoiriics'Softand duty. Black suede, 'Russet Glo soft grain. mdn', national president of 'hi The'oscow Homemakers club Upsilon Omicron, home econom- hold a tea in honor o'f Miss AUrban. ics honorary. Miss Urban spoke to a:group Patronize Argonaiit A'INertisers

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RcmcmIicl'IIr Fumittts Sold vjros found one day. SO,LtS $HO(5 C)nofiiniidred yearsicder 4roosnib fhaÃs RIPREcdelr: Feeutajijm 'andwiches Cabin'of 'Sortie batn, above '- Steaks Service O'tnt;.eetiittry laround 1.tfke 'Pgrita'Orelifo was among fho ruggeden in .Ihtnutrice i'then a kardy fprospector gttscohfered 'gold in rf852. IOO years io'f later the same self-reliant enterprise .led crews fhe Vfaihlngton Water, Power Company to erect a giant dom Trt Cabinet Gorge on the'lark .Fork. They .fought 'the untamed wgdernen 'to 'biing more low.sffgs't Ttawsir So 'fke Ovtoilthweit.

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II'tltyfffls . ~ ~ ~ ~ 't 95 ultti i GABSHIRE up Fro'm FRII!DMOIAIT'S new fall collection, g we this suit of calculated simplicity. bring you styled by Hand tailoring jahd beauty of detail plus the added hilip of-TITink tails combine to make this an outstairdingwaluc. Misty tone Vcrdona crcpc in aII hcw fall colors. SizCE 10to 18. I"-kV —MOSCOW'S OLDEST CLOTHIERS— .DS'he Price 54.95 V. ~astra $ N. Ramstedt Allen S. Ramstedt llimie of lsamou» I3rands CII 933 THE MANHATTAN SHIRT CO Cdd r MADISON AVENVEr NEW YORKr N Y J ",h' .:'-, 'Isjr i'q jdgr,a Octciser 28, i988 ffst sojuto Asd6IIAtir IIIIiviilRS& oIP neo daIIei' -;,,I',i','5,

thinking of chemistry or'chemical his 'doctorate. degree by: the - Uni- in Idaho," si ' Jobs Opeil engineering now. versity'f Wisconsin; it was. learn-i cover's exteiisive re sny * This study ct The chemical industry Something new has been survey- '-%A RFC l 7 . n~'' thsat 'I has been " l ", 'hen -he stated the Oxfo ed here today. search-of 'value to Idaho livestock: I, River doubling its output every, few ing the campus. Lady engineers '"' E;:.„ Field + ~ 'ebators were ahvays-welcome on 'ormerly of I'.alispeil, Mont., D», pIrod'ucers,"",said. Drs ...%imam . prin- u Chemistry ii ., years, and the future holds unlim- Joy Nelson and.Nancy Teats have . '. ',,... CLUB and that their ni'ocess future that RflGER WILLIAMS &e Idaho campus Caton also holds bsaccuhelor and mk- Foiz head of agricultural aco+mn in a gets 'urveying 'i Interested ited advantages for those in this 'class wednesdays and'he" oirumarriage will ihng next -would. eag. ics';-",ahd: it'W to-;-pdb1tsh- with each ye'ar? discussion -,,as .were his Igglcal and soft. appearance be. ter's degrees. from Wisconsm. Title spanned> and better field." . Fridays this rtuggerger year. COntinued 'hIS 'Week at, the SpOken argumeIItS, The ObVIou'S erly antiCipated- of his .dociorcate thesis is "Live- the materiacl as''bullet'in, for staten '-.i chemical industry offers out. 'Be The Sunday evening meetitig. atj, difference. in 'ddnbatiag style was stock Rarketiiui'g Through Adctions distribution," '' opportunities for just such football 1 ~ 1 IctusI~ding thus hunk ci mun ihs church sic:pc fur'sihginii,dis-'ssiip disccssnsd. The. Idahoan, ', future. needed some Canten ReeetyeS I> AImiatns To tsi Ye help Wednesday in cussion, games, an«efreshm

The Disciple Fellow- uA 50OII, S. Main There are no poisonous snakes traits put you in demand as a date. Student in Cuba, To clinch the matter, the Novem- ship of the Christian Church meets Moscow, Idaho Jamaica, Hispiiniola and ? Puerto Rico in the West . Sunday evening from 5:00 to Indies, ber issue of Pageant magazine 7:I5. h presents the results of some care- The timeiwill be s~nt for recrea The Only Public'Appearance of fully documented polls, taken in tion and refreshments, and will recent months at several colleges close with a discussion period. The World Famous.... Hey, Dad... and universities. Results are tab- Everyone is welcome. 3,1ii iver ulated as follows: sm BUY MOM 1. What girls want in a boy. management, and Dr. Paul ow A MUM 2. What boys want in a girl. D. Dalke, professor of wildlife FOR THE BIG GAMEl In both cases, top date-traits are: management. 1. Be smooth in ~anners; ap- The committee, which consists M EROS.RI-:'ange pearance. of members 5 from all over Idaho, 2. Know how & dance well. will review its prngres" and work MOSCOW FLORIST Willingness to neck and "go all and will discuss future work. the way" are far down on the list, Call 2156 but farthest down, concludes the P': .c, < QUA survey, is "coming from the right ) family,". and "being prominent in .For the Best In social activiities." Shoe Repairing HI ALUMSl LACES, DYES, POLISH Here's the Only Chance for, the Whole tlte atmOSphere Forestry Leaders ALL SHOE CARE NEEDS ~ EnjOy d r Family to see a Truly Great Shower! To Attend Review ALL WORK GUARANTEED and good food at the (M Research Work NORMAN'S SHOE Attending an advisory commit- REPAIR ue —PLUS— tee meei,ing today of the Idaho 114 East 3rd St. Supporting Acts of: cooperative wildlife research unit CAFE will be Ernest Wohletz, dean of Qdhueein of the college of forestry, Dr. E. W. Tisdale, associate professor of *PHIL CROSBY keeps hair-IID perfect! Popular IrtlanII Empire Baritone

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Davids'em Shop REGISTRA'fIObl OF ALUMNI Friday afternoon and, 8atatrday morining, Stat- dent Uitiotn Building and Moscow Hotel, by Spurs. Moscow Service Center HOMECOMING RALLY at pr'zactiee field north of Neale Stadium, 8>30 p. nt. Serpentirte by men's and Wome(ii'S -liVing groups prior to rally. Orland Hardware FIREWORKS at practice field north of Neale Stadium at 6:45 p. m. Outdoor Shop HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL GAME: Moscow vs. Twin Falls, Recreation Park Idaho Dairy 7:30p;m; Studio Sterner s FREE MiXER will be held at Student Union Building. Hodgins Driig Store

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~ gttelttion Alumni.'ll at,the'Student Union Building beginnning at 9 p.m.~ Peggy's Millinery Moscow eating places including the following establishntents have. Cleanel's tttude special preparatioris to serve 'you: Pally I Moscow Hotel —Nobby Inn —Varsity 'Cafe — Major Stores John-'ie's Cafe —Tip Top Cafe' The Grill —%@.de's i9tlzel'I Featzzres: DozvzzfoIvzz Windozv Displays by Canzpus IIozio>arf — —The Plan- queen City Drive In —Drive Z In Dari-Delite Cafe Qron p's, Halftzlzze, azzd Gauze-tizzze E)ztez taizwuezzt lizclldes Crozvuzng — Prlntulg tation —Rogers Ice Cream Shop Bob's Do-Nut O'Aiene3 Shop" —.%'right's Fountain —Fonk's Fountain —Ice of Ifoinecousing Queen, Jlfusic by Coeut kellogg aud lewis Scott's Flowirs — Cream Bar —.=OrioleNest The Perch. tozz IILglz Sclzool Baztds azzd Uzzzeez'szty Bazzd,

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I l SS]lll'1BS,-e'SBS''HSIS(PSl'eil Vandal Babes Tangle Wear Finitk i With Cou-Babes Thursday savjr.the culmination pi Today j]re quarter-final rounds in jhe Caudill, Spokane, first string guard for the Vandals: ",:.'.:::::-:::! Thth "Little Battle of the 'ets underway at Neale ASUI golf tournament, with Bpb was accepted for military service this week causing a hole in ',.:—..::,':,::::-': stadium today at 1:30with tile WSC Coubabes invading the Campbell, Phil Weitz; Tpm Mj]]cr '::— the Vandal line fOr thiS Week'S hOmeCOming game againSt . ,:::::::::::- -:;.,'."::~" ''::":::'::::„'ySTEVE QMERINE Diving Vandal Babe lair in their, only meeting on 'the gridiron this and Jim Russell playing pff next Oregon State College.* ",. ', .:-".:," j:,;:::,':,:,;:: A 30-yard pass by Long was rul- year. Sunday in the emi-final rounds. 'I,:: 2 . 100 yard free style .Caudill play'ed his'last for the Vandals last ':::'!,.@':- VO game Saturday: i„. f:;"i:,: ed complete on pasp interference Monday, Nov'. 2~:10 p.m. Washington State's frosh contingent is reported to have a In Thursdav's msiche's, Camp. against. WSC before reporting for duty earlier this week; "'~h ':"''':,''i,:: powerful ground with a polished passing .attack. ~:, ~'t by. the Greeks. Twp plays later Intramure] Swimming Finals- attack bell beat Paarspn, Russell wpn ~—. The 205'pound guard. brought the number of losses to the ~ ': — =: Long fired to Dougherty in the end 150 medley Clem Parberry,'daho, froshw yard Byron Gage, Lewiston guards— over Steel, ]V]iljer beat Me]ton, Qnd .Vandals to seven this year,'with the othe'rs being. lost through ~h."',:r mentor, off practice ses- =,=,'"'— . zone for the tpucjtdpwn. The cpn- 50 yard free style tappered Weitz won out oyer Perry. injuries. sions this week with limbering up version was good.. 50 yard hack stroke lie Fries; Grangevihe; center— Final matches will be played New Plays. Practiced, I exercises last night along with is'- In the second half Long again 50 yard breast stroke quarter- sometime next week, Babe c f an 4 iiied his char- Dick Symms, Marsing; announced iL f]siItiibf threw Q payoff pass, this pne 'to 100 yard free style suing game uniforms. Dick ges in a series of new plays this JIISt 'ack —Rees, Kjmber]y; halfbacks Snyder, golf coach. ~:::;:,"::,',;:::-,:,'',,I summed the " I Lpfdahl for another.touch'down. The Diving PQrberry up squads .week in preparaiion for their —Hpdgins, Moscow Qnd Rudfprd, ":::::.".'.";::.::j,'rdm Navy team missed the conversion 200 yard relay fee]ing —"thu seam's gpt Q lpt of meeting with the Beavers from McDERMOTT Beaumont, Tex.; fullback Sc'hmidt 'y JOHN try Qnd the score remained 1520, . Entries must be in by Monday, spirit and have every jntentjpri of Oregon State.'urfman stressed! Ii's CoeurC 'l'Ald Alene. gpjng tp bc Q bjg weekend „, Despite his pair 'of touchdown October 26, 1'2;00 p.m., going out 'thrre for Q win this Qft Dr. J. Hugh the fact that Oregon State would with Q bparade, pajama parade, ',:. ernppn'." . The Vandals will suit up 43 men ...:,,: passes, Long hsd some trouble T]re annus], campus cross-coun- be looking for their first TD pf rally, fireworks, football game '- ",:;,::;:.:'''".pj> for today's grtme. Burgess finding his receivers ATO s S rp try run will be held next Saturday, Scrimmage practices have con- the year and would be fight'ng etc. And according ip predictions .;... ':.'::::::::l '.";.; 2: Domke intercepted two of his.pass- b 31 ip.pp stituted this week's drills. No in- hard to get it.'t. Hee alsoso sts atede thatQ p t t Patronize Argonaut Atlverhsers OPTOMETRIST there are going io be an awful es and Jack and fr'pm. ."';:..'l,:.. Smiley Hugh Mc leyball will reign as 1cing of intra- juries have been reported Idahp's record tp da'.e doesn't ]pt of pepp]e in town for the do- %t. - Nair each iritercepted.one. Line- the Babe'raining camp. Complete Visual Analysis Qs fsv- ~: mural sports .stdrting Wednesday, Point to the Vanda]s the ~ e jngs backer Doug.RIP]ey'f the Greek Npveirrber.'. Further details will WSC is reported tp have three Duplication. of frames Qnd ored club. We understand from Q higher .„ W be Qirnpunced ]pter. reports djrgctpr quarterback" who can fling the >N lenses in pur laboratory. The Vandals will be looking for up here at the school that'w'e are SUGAR SP/QE lectl ers Gold mg ball pretty accurately. Signal call- their fjj'st conference Qnd their tp be graced by quite Q few 'Professional Building And going Neil Csudill, Vsndsl first string Long hpwevcr hji hjs receivers ers Gail Str'ait and Kevin Scan]an, 'AKERY second win in the season, while of the old timers who Played for guard left this week page for military in the end zone Qnd a]sp interce - Isis Spokane, and Dave Crowell, Kel- Mo'scow Shopping Cente'r Phone 2344 the Beavers'will be out after their the Silver Qnd Gold here. Scime duty leaving s hole in Babe ied twp ATP lpgg, will be leading the Cpubabe first victory. aren't old jhini of. them too at that, Curfmsn's forward wall for the offensive this afternoon. They'l, be The champs wpn ihe independ- 'r 'wo b]jrt we mean by old men! Idaho-OSC this , As The ]ast mee'.ing pf the ™ers g™e Ssturdsy. ent league p]avoffs by defeating serving them up to Ends Dpn Gest, that have played football on Past ~ schon]s ]Qst year Qt Cprv"I]is saw Wj]]js Sweet 12-6 while the ATp's We'e hsd Q few reports 'lately Spokane; Roger Glazbropk, Los out, Vandal squa(js. We can't name;LAst P" ing the Vsnda]s come away with Q ~ -- ~'Il~~~'+s'>ftII downed Phi Delta Theta 8-6 for the about the poor representation .of Angeles, Calif.: Qnd Rpn Jacpbspn, them Qll, but we wish each Qnd -; — djnn 27-6 victory tp end the season, I >tt .— ~~ Greek "I".,club members at the football Mullan high school graduate tout- - championship. nthd th piay*(d betwe n evervo e of them a h ppy home- ~ Se i ha]le 26 game t]j.i',I a ne bofd ht wgi pi y Di b g ntes to help sell at the con c- ed as one of the most sought after 6 fice the twp schools. Z sion stand Qnd in the I Weeks this Qfifirnppn for the intra stadium. football prospects in Idaho. MOSCOW-PULLMAN ROAD rs y and Fullback Darrell Wailer will be mural tennis championship. Weeks . Very little is 'being sold in cpm- Jim Rees will open at the quar- a halfback position Sat- It won't be lang before we quee playing p'< downed Ed Russ yesterday while parison with what could be sold if terback slot for the Vandal Babes Curfman said, io back take that walk to Pullman Qnd and urday, up Lpfdahl defeated Doug Rushfeldt Qll members would help support running the team'rom the split T. TONIGHT AND SATURDAY Buhler who limited the time draws closer we ""' by e Jay may sce as are . '~ yesterday in the semi-final match- their organization. All the pro- Hard, running Bpb Radfprd and action because of an in'jury receiv- trying to a sizeable crew ' cons get es., ceeds go tp'the "I"club Qnd when Duane Hodgins, halfbacks:and full- ed last Saturday. to make the trek with ns. We New officersp electede for the s'o Competition in seven swimming its own members don't show up tp back Mel Schmidt will be packing arcs gpurg tp farce .Q"ypno 1953-54 ski club Thursda night we Oregon Bolstered events will b gin in intramurals help boost the coffer Q little, it the mail on the'round. 'to go, but on behalf of Bill were Dud Homer. vice...gpres> ent; pend T 0 b k d d Monday, pctober 26, I.arry Gp]d- isn't helping the club put very Parberry named the following Pa spn, Al Dreisld& ch and e n an -pn secre Y. 1Ce who coach K1P Taylor hopes will 1ng. 1ntramuraldrreptor, announced much. A broke c]ab 1s almost npt probable lineup for this afternoon's myself, we invite anYone who e Q ' rea ur '' ' p pn Stair jn its sp fQr yesterday. club at Qll and'if the "I" club game: ends —Pete Gerpheide, Spo- would like to go to come along " " ' "' Preliminaries will be held Mpn- wishes to keep going there are kane Qnd Bob Myers, Baker, Ore.; nj Q t ou tesy ry Prjvptt; Walt Aldrich, ' Dave gown came back Tuesday after Q y . day through Wednesday with semi- going ta have.be more fellows show tackles —Dick Hailey and rmsirnng Qnd,can We ton, ex- Foster, ]ayog caused by injuries. WSC when we get over there. fina]s on Thursday. Final meets up io he]p puj. ccu rve Qr, announce Qve Wick Backs Jack pinjnn Q'nd Ttpn En- The deal is that WSC has tp wiH take All place Monday, November rrrembers who are not. going vers feed Qs many student '. to be playing football Saturday are the ( can produce and we wouk] like " - in the workout Qnd Tay]or an- schedule: urged to please come tp the cpnces- to awful Thanksg'ving trip to one of t e EVANS CAPE W( d Qll th ill 1 g inst produce an lot. Wc 'heMonday, Oct. 2~:10 p.m. sion stand at 1:00 Saturday after- fampus resort areas rn ihp coun GENESEE time noon Qnd help Eel] hpt dogs, coffee, ! for ihe wa]k antI anyone want try, Also a work session at the wasr 5p yard free sty]e etc. ip give'he club Q little boost SUNDAY —MONDAY TUESDAY Viola area is planned for som — jlurtg ing to get in on the festivities is 5p yard back stroke in the financial end. Steak Dinners was f ™ +St'jOI'ie OIIQ thou Dinner Reservations Q@g PgYCIIt')Lg'i@If 4 '."..:-':".".;.".:";:-;,:.:;, of tl l ...,„::::,'.;".;;,'.;„;"'-'Ililliilllllllllllllliiillll///////llllllllllliilillilll/llllllill~ Call 3111 wpU] „, Frid A conference record dayn]y,t wss broken 15P yard medley re]a Opers 6 A. M. - M. Wl ., in tbe washmgton swtwfduto 7:30 P. SUNDAY SHOW STARTS'6 P. iM Offense SQ 3 lsIX . 20cv df e ivi ei.v .: 4 arne '.w cn Klcffner the With injuries p]aguing the Van- punic 8 Wednesday, Ort. 28—4:10 P.m. LOS ANGELES —California's ' from "for a ca d 1 d 1 yards scrimmage. Best Prev- Pre]jminar Eivent ge gag high geared attack, which already "'1 that marks eggs plaguing'hthe Beavers,B thisth'ous were 78 by Bpb Mays Divin Career Checklist leads the Pacific for..... 'pus Coast Conference Idaho (vs. Wyoming, Qnd week's game may turn put tp be 1950) Thursday, Oct. 29~:10 p.m. mhO OrdmireS in passing Qnd total offense,.~so '7, Don Doll, Southern CQ]]fornis the lj quitet Q contest.t I It is IdIdaho'sh hopeh Semi-Fmal Fvents-4 is 4 si 8 in o tbe hi g lead- (vs. Sianfovd, 2648>. Kieffnev is pers( 4 2 th B th 6P 6 f tsyie ! crshiP. it was disclosed statis- „, y ee PTM Lfsnn) any bv the tpp Cont'ercncc Punter at 45.8 column,] butb t with.th Q patchedi h d up 5p yQrd bQck sirpke 'ties from the PCC Commission- the T 1'neup, the Idaho "Qrd 50 er's office. squad msy find yard breast stroke sppr California has averaged 359.8 give TheTh 0Oregon StStatet boysb are defin- sche yards Q game total offense, tp . itely tired nf being scoreless all It 303.4 for UCLA Qnd 296.8 for Stan 212 So. Main season Qnd ]vj]] certainly, be out b]jn, to do something about about tpn passing ip give the Hears the lead their fruitless season so Qnd 'hon in aerials, too. Stanford ranks sec- far, with Q good share of the Vandal main- was, liners riding ihc'ench, their'ish ANO game Qnd Washington third, 123. rOII yOur SleeVeS 'ay come true at Ncale Stadium Here's why a of t Only on'he ground .does CQ] telephone career SaturdQy ofFers knpv, ~ SCiys 8 you better opportunities HQ jnfpr yards Q gamr tp 220 2 fpr Qjj Patron]zc Argonaut At]vertjscrs. Q Pl( fprnia, Q difference of 29 yards. Looking for Interestmg workts We have varied open- had The week previous, UCLA had Q ings for Arts and Science graduates. You may start also margin of 5$.5 yards. Wear your business transactions with the public, or in an 'handling man sleeves down, or California's offense may be slow- administrative or supervisory capacity behind the Whet 'em I ed this weekend, however, as they whisk up! Whic scenes. You'l gain sound experience in business man- on 1 you'e meet the No. 2 defensive team in ever cpu dp, agement, staff work, customer relations or aspects of bed the PCC, Southern California. wearing a super-sm sales and service. jng UCLA ranks first, havjrig given gentry shirt... da meat up but 189.6 yards Q game. South- placket front, shirt giver ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ n ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ern CQ] has allowed 2o2.6 Qnd French cuffs. Was ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ S ~ ~ ~ ~ wher bright woven Washington 228.2. off p gingham... in FQ1 Want'to M( pet colors on white get aheadt Advancement is from within the tr company and.is based on S]y Sizes 30 to 40 experience and ability that- Was Choose shining lifetime solid silver can be gained only in telephone work. Your valied ment Rem WOL'thy INTERNATIOiVAL STERLING training avoids narrow hh'g.95 specialization, prepares you for him PLACE SETTING AS LOW AS $24.75 responsible administrative and Inc. Ped. Tag Ottt'. executive positions. You lnerC have the'pportunity to demonstrate NOW SHOWING. Place Setting as lpw your ability. right Q Qs...... 29.75 from the start. thr amkaska 'ED knps ''lB W( ~ ~ ~ ~ 6 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ SWEATER ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ '7'em BY ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ meal IIRKN H/iOP ~ ~ ~ ~ !I asses ~ ~ ssse ssasass LORD JEFF ed h L4 t