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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The aiD ly Lobo 1931 - 1940 at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in 1939 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Friday, November 10,.1989 vmsn v or: Nt.rt ~~r:mco uw~~~.~~~ Page Ji'rmr NJilW MEXICO LOBO _,_,_t Harlow To. Initiate LOBO BUSINESS STAFF ______.. ____, ___ ,_,._,._,._,_,_,_,_, __ .. Chemistry Building Democracy Much Too Difficf!:ll ·A Lobo* Kin Site Of Aquacade For Individual Participation NEW MEXICO LOBO Whip a* Bulldog l·-!_~~~t:!..!!~~~!.~?.~!.~-·-J Lobo Victory Bell T~m~~~~~ :,,~~.~~~:ager of Friday night, if the Lobos win the Lobo, announced today that an Members of the staff of the de· -B-el·kc!cy, Calif. (AOP)-Stril<· Gym Group T0' Dance Publication of the Associated Students of the University of New Mexico 'se K1'ng To Play the Aggie game, the inil!ation of important meeting of the Lobo portment of chemistry ate seri- mgly dltl'erent points of view re- Loul (ampUS Briefs the v~eto1-y bell will take place. . . . ously considermg the opening of a gatdmg the fitness of the great F (e tennial Gathering . • • The victOl'Y }Jell, originally in~ bu~mH~~s -staff Will be hold 1,n the show to compete with Bill¥ :Rosl:) Amcriean public to partlctpate in or n VoL. XLII Z437 ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, TUESDAY, NOVE~BER 14, 1939 Lead Role In "KiSS """"· · tended for a class bell hangs >n Lobo office Tuesday at 4 0 clock. of New Yotk World's Fmr fame, the operatiOn of 0 wodmble democ- No. 19 Dotothy Murray returned home the east tower of the Aaministra- All those who ar~ on the busi- The l'oof. of the Chcmistr•y bulld- :.;acy were brought out in a umque Thete .wtll be a meeting of rep- Famous Opera Star on Program Here :n Thursday after a short 1llness 1n t 10n bmldmg. It was contributed ness staff or are mterested are mg, cspccmlly that o.f Mr. Gtb- test het:e in which a latge group rcsentahves of the Coronado Cuarto The Boys Goodbye the ltosnital, to the scltool by last year's senior urged to attend. son'.Ei office leaks as bad as last of the natt.wimmtng Gertru~e supervi~ol," of the fit•st Theta Alpha :Pht play Ch Omega house. Mrs. Wll- but the venture has been unsuc.. mto the office. Califot·uin. of the Centenmal folk ;festivals m- th~ 1 As Editor Of Tech ,Paper "KlSO the Boys Goodbye," accord- son is ftom Roswell. cessful thus far, For Instructor's Mother Dr. Olaik, head of t)le depart- S1xty-two per cent of the stu- vited ~ g~oup of girls from the As Unbeaten lobos, Tempe Play ing to the announcement of the Everett Harlow, Sigma Chi ment, says that 1f it rains two day~ dents beheved that SO pet cent or Umverf:nty to present a. square- tentative cast made by Direc~or Martha Ann ltood, pledge to freshman, o:dgmated the idea of Funeral serviCes for ,Mrs. Nel- m succession, the. faculty comes more of the population is incap- dane~ 1'\S part of the cvemng's en­ Toreador Head Is Ousted Roy Jo1mson on Tuesday. Miss Chi Omega will go home this usmg this bell to denote ~ victory. he Carter Kmch rnother of Veon eqmpped Wlth fishmg tackle. It lS able of participation m a thor- tertamment. What's Going On Ugliest Man To Be Named King spent the sununer studying .at weck~end td Roswell to visit her After . a conference Wlth Dean C. Ketch, profcs'sor of chemistry, un~sua~ for the flood to exceed oughly workable damocratic form The guls were chosen from the By Phil Woolworth Tempe Holds Slight the Pnscilla Beach theater of t BostWick he announces that he h ld W d d ft swtrnming pool dnnenswna smct;>: of government SI)I..'ieen per cent physical educa~ton classes. Mrs. By "F acuity" Committee . . d paren s. ' were e e nes ay a ernoon m t d f . N M · · L L' d a Gl 11 b Plymouth, M!lss., and later Jome --- ~Ill personally. supetvise the rmg~ the Palm Chapel of the Strong- wo ays 0 ram m ew extco of the students made the figure 50 eo iln s Y eaves Wl e m At "Parade of Pulchritude" a stock company. lfrances Schultz and Peggy Hin- mg of the bell if the VIctm:y he ex- Thorne Mortuary The Reverend are seldom seen. instead of 30 per cent. Eleven ;per charge of the dance and Mr. Wil- Margin Over lobo The supporting cast; is as ;fol- 11 be 'n Albuquerque thts pects materializes. James G. Brawn ~fficiated ' cent held that three out of eyery ham Kunkel Will be the fiddler. 1 • L1 yd Ll yd Arthur Loy· son WI I f bl · Dancers will be Beth Graves ows. o o ' : week-end. They are commg from Acbve pall bearer·s were Frank T' Sl' D M b oul.' persons are mcapa es mso~ . ' Powerhouse conductor, Ro)>ert Pre!'deVllle, Roswell and Will stay at the Kappa Girls' StJeedball PJ·actice Reeves, George Peterson, T. M. lme IPS ue; ay e far as helpful and mtelhgent par- ~arlen~ ~ar;~· Cella E~tagon, George, Ned Elder; ;Mamte, Hen· K a Gamma. house Pea:t.·ce F M Kerchevllle Ernest I G I tictpation in a democracy lB con- ary 'umce aggoner, a An- l'!etta Bebber; Madison Breed, A?· app --. Now in Order at Gym Hall .~d nay' Lenthan. Honorary No Pay Un ess et n cerned. ~?rson, Barbara li'!sher, Bolbara raham Franck; B. J. Wtckfield, Bill 11 G h t 1 d t K --- pall bearers were Roy Johnson A. --- The professional psychologists, Simpson and Nancy Sprecher. BaJ.Ty; Leslie Rand, Nelita Mo Y er ar' P 7llge 0 d a;1_a Pract1ces for the girls' int1·a- s Whrte J H DorrQh F' L "Fourteen NYA students falled drawn from most of the umvers1- • (MeJia) Walker; Horace Rand, Kappa Gamma, WFl ~p.et~ 1 e mural speedball tournament began Biythe L; R~y G~bson J D ci~nk, to hand m the1r NYA t1mesltps at ttes of the country, were consider- , • I E I mer N CIS. h ; Her b er t z• H arner, week-end m Santa 18 VlSl mg wr th'lS we k Wl'th SlX. orgamzatlDnS• . en. J F IMullen L B Mttchelll • • and' the ttme appomted, whtch was 6 ably easter• on the pubhcf Eighty Carmlgnan'l fl'l s Davl 'd so n Melbourne Spector; 41 Top'1 Rum· parents. tered. Chi Omega, Kappa Kappa J: D~n Wilso~. ' ' , o'clock Monday mght, and Wlll be pet cent of them held that only 10 V Q AW ( . son, Art~ur Stanton; Myra Stan- . . Gamma, Alpha Clu Omega, Inde- Mrs. Kelch, 67 years of age, died unable to get checks for th1s per cent of the students beheved aCaOCf n S OUnCII hope, Julta Carroll; and Oscar, AI· Miss Bermce Rodgers! Hokona, pendents, Phrateres, and Alpha as a result of coronary thrombos1s month/' Dean Bostwtck satd today. that full reahzatton of social se- fonso Muabnl. . wm go to Las ~egns th1s week. to Delta Pi wdl have teams for the Tuesday, The usual t1me to turn in these curity, in other words, more JObs, Mary Canmgnani was elected The play was wr1tten by Claue attend the Baptist Student Umon tourney on December 6. timeslips is the fifth o:f each month. less unemployment, health insur- secretary-tleas"Ut'et• of the Asso- Dooth, and after n successful convention. Each team is 1'equ1red to have However owmg to the :fact that the ance, pensiOns and adequate wages cmted Women Students council at Broadway session, 1t is still run~ eight practice sess1ons before 1t BAND STARTS QFf TEAM fifth of 1November came on Sun- would dectease the ambition and then regulat• meetmg on Monday ning in New York. The campus Si Perkins will 13pend the week- can play in the meet. Practices are day an extra day was allowed. ener•gy of the employed and the1r afternoon. She was chosen W fill produetion, with its cast of many end in Gallup, now in _progress. IN GROVE PEP RALLY xt cannot be said whether or not kin. Only 16 per cent of the a vacancy that was left by the past and present noted University The tournament will be part those who :failed to turn m their trained psychologists so held. tes1gnation of Laura J'ean Dnvtd- actors, will be g1ven on Decem- The Kappa Alpha fraternity an- round robin and single elimination. U . . b d 1 ed for a timeslips will be paycd next month. Eighty-seven per cent of the stu- son. ber 12, 18, and 14. nounce the. pledgmg of Fred Logan The WAA sporthead in char·ge mvl~rsi~ han l? ay dents held that indiv1dual competi- Mrs Sara Letton, personnel offi- from Peruu;ylvania. of speedball is B!trbara Pollack. ~:I:~a~ 1;.:ni:;a~p~~ 3 ~r~;~o~~ Lobos Defeat Aggies tton was socially- necessary or bi- cer, spoke to the group, and plans which was held to cheer the Lobos ologically mherited in successful were discussed as to the possibihty ~m OMEGA FETES Fred Warbois1 Marvin Felts, and \l On to victory m their game against (Continued from Page l) industrial lifei while only 44 per of the AWS council sponsoring MRS. HOLLOMAN Richard Rill went to Las Oruces to Engl'neerS To Attend A . d bb th 1 cent of the trained psycholog1sts class assemblies. Helen Soladay, attend the Lobo-Aggie game today. .. the ggu~s to ay • Webb and "Jackra lt" Sml tah- held that this -was true. l!ow· presrdtmt of the council, was in Mrs. Reed Holloman, alum Of The band has taken part in a ternated cairying the ball to e h "' h • Chi Omega sorority, was enter- AS(E (onventl'on number of these rallies and played I r S 'th' k' k for th ever, the students appear to havec/,i'a;;;;r~g;;;;e;;;;o;;;;f;;;;t;;;;;;e;;;;m;;;;;;ee;;;;t;;;;m,;g~.====i\ .n"d '·y the actl've chapter at a J.ohn Graves, Wayne Dallas, and The goa J~e. mt s IC e somewhat reversed themselves on tal "' IJ 01 Keyes of the Kappa Alpha for all of our home games. pomt mtssed. competitiOn g all N" t luncheon given at thE!! chapter f 0t1s ty 'h nt t L group will lead the 2nd division of Babe Webb fumbled the ba11 in t f hener Y: me. y-one ra crm ouse we o as . . . A • . d d h' h per cen o t em eons1dered 1t ncc- h W d d aft VALLIANT ouse on e nes .ay • •ernoon. t 0 ruces t o a tt en d the f oo tb a 11 game. .Fifteen. engmeermg students the. tartrm1sttce ay, :parak Se t W d tc the :f'ourlh pcr·iod ' and it was re~ essary t o a success f ul society: . as M H II 11 11 1 10 1 Printing Co. rs, o oman rs g1vmg a ea WI JOurney to Las Cruces Friday. Wl s a o c oc a ur ay, covered on the 31~yard line by · t 6 4 • Sunday afternoon at her home in Sk t W"I_r__ d B b W The occasion is a- joint ASCE con- November 11, from the corner of O'Jibway for the Lobos Cbff agat~s 1 per cent of the trmned 0 0 1 PRINTERS • BINDERS Santa Fe for the active and pledge eKe er SI •1ams alnf• fo H atcgh vention with the engineers of the Tenth and Centra]. Holloman plunged into th~ Aggie psyTc 1g sfts. b f Chi ner, appa 1gma, e .. or a N M . St C L t t t . if th t th wen y- our per cent of the stu~ me~ era o . 0 meg~. today where they were joined by a ew extco ate o11 ege. . a es. repor s sJgn Y a e end zone on the third play follow~ dents held that the su crior eo le Mtss Josephme Antome, Metro- K s· T H Those students malnng the trip new uniforms for the band should mg the recovery. Monfort set up . 1 • ~ • P P rt . ·u b th appa 1gma a1 umnus, om a11 , • • d 1 Th' t m our cu ture are Justified m dom- po 1 an opera smger, Wl e e and continued to Las Cr·uces for wtll be: Don Farr, Gunder Blank- be receiVe next wee c. ts ev~n the score with a 26-yard jaunt inating t' 1 ff . b :f J. G. HOYLEil guest of honor. th ley, Herndon Bill, Raymond promises to he a pleasant surprise around left end to the A. & M. 5- S t na IOna a atrs Y orce. e game. Hernes, R1cliard Hoffman, David at the Homecoming events in which yard line. ~~en Y~~r ~~nt ~f the psycholo~ ~ ONLY 5 0 Town Club Attends Gerald Fischer Kappa Sigma Masters, Kenneth Scales, Adolph the band will participate. Both elevens took the offensive in g s yo erwise. went to Las Cru~cs to attend th~ Trujillo, Cecil Wabashaw, Lloyd a vain attempt to tally and win the Arnett, Kogler Nuptials Theater Party football game today. Weide, Bill Koulas, D!ck Shaeffer, Alpha Chi's Entertain baH game late m the final period. Thirty-two members and alum.. Monte Str~ng, Sam Fntz, and Rus" Hubbell's field goal was made on Announced Recently nne of Town club attended n thea- Elise Vogel, Alpha Cho Omega, sell Hutchmson. The ncttvc c~apter of Alpha ?hi the las.t play of the game. .~ ter party Monday evening after went to Gallup for the week~end to Omeg.a en.tertam?d n:I1ss Kathenne Aggies chalked up 13 first downs The marriage of Lynn Arnett a shorl business rneetmg. The visit with her parents i\nd her sis- A yassar college graduat~. ~as Hambn With a dmner at th~ chap- to _the Lobos' 7. Fumbles gave ~he and Phyllis Kogler of Caltfo.rnia theater patty complimented tho ter Vivian who was a student at comp1led a record of the bvmg ter house last Wednesday mght. Cnmsons six to one for the H1ll- has been announced. Lynn 1s a ,511 team that won the recent contest th; Unvier~ity last year. language used by inhabitants of Miss Hamlin will leave Albu· toppers. Four of the Aggie fanner student of the University Al.B!JQ.UERQ~ for selling benefit show tickets. the Hudson valley region 'in New querque Friday morning ior Las fumbles were recovered by the The marriage took place :in Reno, Following the show the group was York. Crudes where she is employed. University, Nevada, Sunday, Sept. 3. 207% W. Central served refreshments at one of the Improvement Noted ---- downtown cafes, (Continued from Page 1) BENNETT TEAS Mrs. Maria El:ise Rodey who, with SAMMIE BRATTON conductor Grace Thompson, ac­ MORE MILDNESS_COOLNESS AND FLAVOR companied Mr. Bowe. Mrs. Ro· FOR Music Students 1\riss M:ildred :Bennett, graduate dey's ob~ligati were ~ompetently of the University and n rnern.bt'r of P!nyed Wlth the exception ~£ some To Give Recital Kappa Xappa Gamma sorority, diffi.culty she encountered m pr?~ wlll have a tea Saturday nfternoon ducmg a clenr E-strng harmomc at her horne m honor of Miss Sam- in the encore, Fribisch's 41Moon­ • mie Bratton Several of Sammie's light 1\.fadonna.'' friends plan' to attend. More 410omph" The house will be deco-ratr>d in If any one Improvement were to .fall colors and sprays of~ flo~crs. be desired mure than any other it OW· urntn Mrs. Bennett will assist with the would be that the orchestra as a pouring, whole understand the aesthetic eX­ pression of the music better and put more feeling, more passion, if PIKE MOTHERS you will, more f'oomph" into their GIVE SUPPER playing. Climaxes sounded more like just plain added volume than The active and pledge chapters they did like the peaks of spiri .. oi the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity tual and aesthetic feeling whiclt were entertained at a Pot-Luck the composers intended. supper Thursday night. The sup· We look forward to the next

per was given by the :fraternity's concert1 knowing that as jn the Mother's club at the chapter house past each performance is markedly at 6 o'clo.ek. bette~: than the last. A prominent scientific laboratory :recently thrift made impartial tests on 16 of the largest-selling Here's luxury and clgarette brands, They found that CAMELS BURNED SLOWER THAN ANY OTHER together! BRAND TESTED-25% SLOWER THAN THE AVERAGE TIME OF THE 15 OTHER OF THE LARGEST-SilLLING BRANDS! OBACCO'S tempera­ natural fragrance into taste­ By burning 25% slower, on the average, T mental! Its elements of . less discomfort like ... heat! Camels give smokers the eqUivalent of flavor and aroma are delicate Fast-burning cigarettes ... fragile. can't yield either comfort or 5 EXTRA SMOKES PER PACK! i-: And nothing destroys to­ delicate taste. They taste ... bacco flavor ... nothing turns well,like anything but a good I \ cigarette. Camel's slow­ Campus Players Initiate buming, costlier tobaccos I \ Radio Series Friday I ' give you tbeluxury of milder, I l cooler, more fragrant and flavorous smoking. And that luxury not only doesn't cost you more ... it costs you less! Simple arith­ metic shows you how slow burning also gives you the equivalent of 5 extra smokes per pack! (Seep_a.nelatfight.)

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Page Two ~EW MEJPCO LOBG Tuesday, November 14, 1939 Tuesday; ~ovember 14, 1939 NEW MEXICO LOBO Page Three .,.,.... - ..- ..- ..--4._ ... , ...... -.-----.-.- ...---.-.-.----·- .. .,..-...- ....-.·.--- ...- ..- .....- ...... - ...... - ..-.-.-.-.- ..., New Mexico Lobo CAMPUS STUFF • SANDERS Potential Targets Publication of the Associated St\lARIZONA DEFEAT · Ski Season Opens In Sandias n The :~;ituation in the Border .!In schools immediately after gradu~ Fred Worman-Yes. I'm mar­ conference was cleared up this () Ski Club Prepares Offices in the Student Union building. All editorials by the editor unless • .. . ., ating :from high school, He took ried, too, week as the Arizona Wildcats were Miners Knock Off othetwjse marl£:ed. his B.S. degree later at Centrnl Dr, Koeh-l don't know wlietht!r upset in a surprisin~ 14-6 defeat • .. Missouri State Tenchers college love iS blind, but I hcwe se~::n lovers by the Texas Miners, For Snow Se~son Favored Arizona ~lfiUI:III11iTUI FOil N4TI01i"'L "'DVIRTIISIIr-!G iiJ and his master's a.nd doctor's ini­ who are dUmb. ~ i Previous to this weekend, the National Advertising Service,lno. tials from University of MissoUri. Joe Long-If you don't open your Wildcats, ',Pempe; and the Lobos College Pub/ith#'l RePresQTJIIIIIve ' . Preparations for the winter ski.. The Border conference takes on · Dr, Diefendo~'.f's family consists i' 420 MADISDN_ A'{l!.. NKW YORK, N. Y, eye_!,;, Yes; look at Sammy Sugg. • were locked in a tie :for first place ing se&son and the I'copening of a different aspect this weelc as the of his wife (she was a teacher in in conference standings; They all the University Ski cl·ab arc to be Lobos and Tempe Bulldogs become the school _system while he was Myles Black-Gooddingneas noll f.: Jay Owen-It must be. Abe had perfect conference records, and obServed Thursday evening at '1 ;30 the chief survivors of the race for superintendent) and their two sons, I: o'clock in the Sub lounge. the title REYNOLDS JOHNSON ------Editor Franck doesn't wear glasses. t i two of them seemed to be slated WILLIAM COLBY ------Business Manager William Morris, a junior in Uni· ~NY CHlLDREN yet remaining to continue in this fashion through The University Ski club meets The L'obos beat the New Mexico ·Norbert Halama-Ask the man \ ~ versity of New Mexico and Gor-:. in London with their parents may thia week also. Nov. 16, An important part of Aggies in a hard-:fought battle, who knows. I; Philip M. Woolworth ------Ma~aging Editor don Christy, who is in Junior high. at any moment be victims of Adolf The Lobos played and wOn their club business and' poUcy will be Tempe Whips Axemen Dr, Diefendorf taught in rural Hitler's Nazi bombers. Ralph Watorus-Yes-they \lS­ Lewis S. Butler, Scott Anderson ------~--- News Editors l '; game at Las· Cruces in a breatb" discu.ssed. A complete report will The Tempe Bulldogs l'egained Louise Starret.t, Lorette 1\fcCiatchy ___ ..,_,... ______Society Editors ually turn out the lights. taking firiish, while the Bulldogs schools and high schools :from 1910 From latest March of Time 'IThe ,.' i.' be glven by Caswell Silver, secre- their sensational stride Saturday Bill Russell ------Sport• Editor to 1917; was professor of e~ucation Battle Fleets of England." t Beth Muir-No, judging from climbed back onto the gravy train tary bobf the club, . as they buried the Flagstaff Lum~ at State Teachers college m Con~ Lorraine Sterling ------..... ---... ------... ------Girls' Sports experience. as they pulverized the Lumber· .Bo Y Stamm, club p~esJdent, berjacks 41·6. The Bulldogs scored Brownlow Beaver ------Feature Editor Don Singer-gure, How else 'r jacks, This left these two elevens way, Ark., from 1925 to 1928. He ======Will repor~ on the accomphshm~?ts three times in the second period. Ruth Williams Copy Editor came fo University of :Wew Mexico ...... ,...... ~ ...... ,..,...,.., could Cadell go with Love? ; i in a perfect deadlock for first place. ------~------; l o~ th~ Skl cl~b and on the slpm?' They scored again in the third and Frank Hash ---~------.... ----- Headline Editor in 1928. He is now head of the de­ Cbaraeter Sketeh Tony AI·mijo-It'll catch up with Arizona, who went into the fray s1tu~tJon as 1t concerns the ,Um- reaped a couple moi·e in the final Ruth Looney ------~------.------Exchange Editor partment of secondary education By Evelyn Slaten you whether you're looking or not. as the favorite, failed to keep up vers1ty. Bob Nordhaus, preSident fram · here. Staff: Jean Begley, Mary MurphyJ Gwen Perry, ·Margery Erwin, Elmer and Adell a Hasquet .· Little Bit Petranovic-No, it ,. its end of the deal and slid to sec· of the Albuquerque. Ski club, will Th:· Bulldogs' first tally was Neish, Eddie Apodaca, Helen Looney, Ruth Looney, Frank Hash, Allen Dul'ing the World War he was breaks too many hearts. and place with a .667 average. The be present to explam the new ~r" made py Fullback Wiley Aker, a sergeant in Ambulance Company Herbert Gray-No, I always I Wilden ts were, until this week, Hammond, John B. Shearer, Laura Koch, Catherine l't1'organ1 Mark rangements to .he made concernmg while Flagstaff's lone tally wros Wyss, Phyllis Woods, Bpb Dykeman, Bill Herrera, Juanita Nolan, 355 of the 89th Division. walk into it with my eyes wide feared even more on the Hill than use of the skiwtow and the reJa.. . . HAROLD ENAR~ON ' t . b t th U . .1 d gamed by h1s brother, Governor Freddie Yeager, Annabelle Everitt, Phyllis Harvey, Earl Boule, Bob Hobbies: F&rming, fishing and open. Every time. .. / ·were the Tempe Bulldogs, 10ns e ween e mvers1 y an Aker hunting. He owns a farm near AI~ Harold Enarson lived on a farm Eileen Ballard-It must be. Just ' Things arc not entirely left to the town clubs. Ja~k Feth, secre- . • :Dittmer, Adelia Hasquet, Evelyn Slaten, Edwin Leupold, James Matsu, l tary of the town ski club and sec- Mmcrs Bury Arizona Lois Bostwick, Cy Perkins, Virginia BluE!, Frank McMains, Bob Tatge, "'Wbat are you going to do after graduatioua buquerque. V.11. d I f 10 d look around. the Lobos and the Bulldogs, how­ run a fillina station or be a wrestled.• ... near 1 ts a, a., or years an D G • At fi t B t rctary prowtem of the New Mexico The conference upset this week Mary Stevens, Lucille Wilson, Mary Jo Scott, an arcm- rs , yes. u I ever. Should New Mexico defeat Pet peeve: Finger-nail polish. lea1·ned his three ''R's" in a one- the hangover from love isn't blind. i Tempe next week, and then have Winter Sports council, will report was supplied by the Texas 1\Iiners, He has published several articles ~oom school house. Mte~ he ~n- Avery M;onfort-Not after some Arizona take the joy out of their on the condition of skiing in New who trampled the Arizona Wild- 'J;'own Circulation--~--~------"·--- Lewis Crumley, Cecil Crumley ...... ';r'•••••••••...... - ...... ,...,.. ••••.,..,...... ,...... ,,....,..on educations~ questions of New 1shed the fourth grnde7 h1s fam1ly of the lovely beauties I've seen Horuecom~ng by handing the Lobos Mexico in general. cats 14.-6, Campus Circulation ------Bob Miller, Russell Young u tt an& rrh£JU2 "Looneu. T oor\o. Mexico. Recently published ~ 1 The moved here and put him in Eugc:ne that I could love. a. lily, the title will finish in a The Athletic department has ar~ Arlzona, the leading contender Looal Advertising Manager------Jim Derryberry t:rrf. C. ~ J -~~ 1 I , Six-Year High School in New Mex- Field grade school. He ''then at- Ellis Easley-Yeah look at the three~team tic !or the title. It can ranged with Stamm'a for qtudents for conference honors this season, Solicitors: Kay Zehner, Bob Johnston, llorris Diefendorf, Dick Blue· ••• + + +. • • • + + + • • + + • By Ruth Looney ico/' in New Mexico School Review. tended Lincoln junior high school people who fall in' Iove-all of end up this way due to the fact to t•ent skis and poles Upon prcsen- couldn't stop Xen Heineman, who stein, Midge Walker, . "Population Trends and the Re- and Albuquerque high here. Even them. that Arizona and Tempe do not tation of activity tickets for 50 sparked the victors. He l!icored Office Staft': Billie Ruth Springer, Dorothy Lee Brown, Lewis S. Butler, . In the early days at th~ Umver· ...,...... ,.. •• • • • • ...... organization of Second~ry Schools" though he worked as a drug store Ted DeVelbiss-ThC eyes are a meet this year. cents a day. Ski club emblems are from the twoMyard line after set­ s•ty of Arkansas, carrymg con- I would not sit in the groaner's will appear in The Clearing House clerk and a newsboy on .the side, great help-if they're beautiful. The Hilltoppers will be up to be sold. ling up the tally with a 36-yard A Grain of Salt cealed wcal!ons was such a com- seat soon. he was presented a certificate of Clarence Bell-Could be. against their two most powerful pass to Morris Raney, Mucker end. Should Cer·tai"nly be taken WI"th the story on the r"· fmond ~~ractice th~tt thek faculty Nor hurl the cynic's ban; H f U . • New distinction at graduation. Tom Mark-IS! • • • ~ oun 1 necessary o rna e a spe- L t •t . t d . th b k f e says o mvers1ty of . , . antllgonists, Tempe and Arizona, Heineman set off the fircworlts as m.oval of the Texas Tech Toreador editor appearing in this cial ruling to force the students to e me Sl ms ea m e ac 0 Mexico:"' "The Univ<:rsity of New Durmg his life hE> llas taken Clara LQu Morton-Definitely. whom they plny on the next two he galloped 85 yards after .receiv.. issue of the Lobo. leave their ~nootin' irons at home the room Mexico has always had a definite two important trips. lJ.'he first ouc It's so hard to see through. consecutive weekends. Should the Wolfpups Prepare ing Arizona's opening boot. • And get what sleep I can. program in reference to life in the was by thumb to Iowa. Last sum~ 1------Lobos down both of them, another The Wildcats tallied in the third The story was taken from students' reports of the inci- -Denver- Clarion. American Southwest--a program mer he found a friend who J:tad a endowed International Relatiotls .. .Sun Bowl invitation wiJl be wait­ period but were penalized for hoJd .. dent sent to the Lobo in special letters. The other side of the Gus Dorais, U:niversity. of De- --<>-- which is reflected in the type of car, so bet. ween them they ar- Contcrcnce, which will be held at ing for them. For Unbeaten • • . . . tro1t gr1d coach, IS a candtdate for Wh th ted d t 1 th t t ing, make the touchdown void. question was not heard. The story 1n thiS ISSUe IS only an election to Detroit's city council. en ey opera on paw, buildings used on the campus." He range a r1p a ong e wes coas the University next semester. He They scored again in two succes­ objective report of the situation as told by the dispatches __ they opened maw's male. likes t~e New Mexico plains and including _all the natio~al parks in is president of the local chapter of Tech Freshmen sive plays from the Texas 28 to sent it. -Y News. mountams. that reg10n. He l~ked Gra~d Pi Sigma Alpha, honorary govern ... Connecticut State College gain their sole score. They threat- The University of Cincinnati re- -o- Te.to~. best because 1t was stlll ment fraternity. Last year he Conch John Dolzndelli's un- encd the Miners' goal repeatedly If the story of Joiner's removal is the whole ~tory, stu- cently received a sandstone frag- Why is milk??? Oh, Pahson, :puttin it that way pr1m1bve. won the Rose Rudin Roosa award, Protects Students beaten :freshman eleven looked for~ in the final period, but failed to dents should be all for him. But this is a big "if.'' m~nt bearing amphibian foot- Oh, just becows . . . sho is ruff - His biggest disappojntment on the government scholarship. ward today to intensive training tully. The removal as related presents an· Object lesson, how- pnnts 250•000•000 years old. --<>-- Why this bride's ,:,orth the whole the trip was "Old Faithful," the His ambition shifts with the From Overwork in preparation for the game with ------ever. According to the report, the Publications committee -C• Definitions of creation big geyser in Yellowstone. In fact weather. When he finishes here Above, left to right: A difficult turn on the Ski run; everyone stopped to thaw out; but they rode Texas Tech frosh this Friday at d · t d b f lty b th t th d"t Jane MeansJ hi Omega pledge, Yokel-part of an egg. She's worth all of this whole plan- all. of Ye11owstone was a disap- this spring he hopes to secure a N L d C n (Acp) If the tow for more·, Reid and Lattanner out for a run; Santa carne to the campus,· the shelter at the Lubbock. omma 1 was .will spend the week-end in Santa Gargoyle-swallow for sore tation pomtment, he says, because it was position with the state or federal ew on on, on • - Squad practice was seriously was e Y acu mem ~r~, so . a e e or a you are a workmg student at Con- ski run; banking around a turn; Koch led the boys up the hill; time to go home after a day of hampered during the past week lobo Netmen lose ' removed at the behest of the adm1mstrabon. Fe visiting her parents. throat. She's worth a pair of mules and a more of a tourist center than a govermnent, and then perhaps to necticut State College, you can't skiing; some rode tobbaggans for an extra thrill. because of the mid-semester ex- At the University of New Mexico the students carry Sirloin-worn by Mahatma wagon, too natural wonder. become a college professor. earn all the money you want to-1------,------,------laminations. Many of the boys much greater weight than the faculty on the Publications Northwestern University has Ghandi, Here's fifty cents, Pa.hson, 'Enarson is n senior, president of His pet peeve is people who In Southwestern in fact, the college's administra- thought it wiser to crack a few ' Board. No staff head can be removed without at least a part banned the use of portable radios Melody-a painful disease. Won't that do? the Independent men, and secrc- misspell his name and Reynolds y tion has a definite set of working UNIVERSITY SKIERS TR All-American Players Matched YATOKA GRID MEN BEAT books instead of a nne for a of the student members of the Board being against him, in the stands during •football Rigid economy-a dead Scotch- -Bill Russell. tary- treasurer of the Carnegie- Johnson, he says. rules for all undergraduates. - change, according to Dolzadelli. Tournament .. because there as twice as many student' members of the games. man. -<>- The new rules were drawn up to SKI RUN FOR FIRST T B .1 C'1_ • h • 'T'•[t TOWN INDEPENDENTS However, the squad should be al New Mexico's contributions to B d th --o- An · artist went into a store to prevent students from over work fun strength this week with an tl!O southwestern tennis tourney oar as ere are voting faculty members. While several American institu- Pahson wbat!s it cost to marry a buy a brush. that might lead to health and TIME THIS YEAR 1 n oraer nampwns zp 1 l TO REMAIN UNDEFEATED h d d k t f T h Since this writer can remember the editorial policy of tions have royal charters, William man? Have you any camel's hair an s on ec o prepare or cc , met first~round defeats at the the Lobo has been under the domination of no one. The stu- and Mary college is the only one Just state the price, suh, ah'll brushes 1 scholarship difficulties. All work B Edd"1 A od WAA UEHBERS HIKE the only remaining obstacle to be hands of tournament favorites in is done under college supervision. . Snow,. ranging from one to six Southw:stern ;anspwi;;~nve the fi1 ill Another feather was added to overcome :for an unbeaten season. Phoenix last week. dent constitution insures freedom of the editorial policy from in the country which has a royal make it the best ah can. No, sir, have you tried a CtJrrr m The even the iniluence of the Publications Board. Neither the coat of anus. · Make it what this bride is worth? comb 1 mchcs _depth, fe!l on the. La first opportunity of watching two TO TIJERAS CANYON tlte cap of the powerful Yatoka boys from Lubbock also boast Chuck Hitt seeded number one Madera sk1 area m?rnmg.. All·American stars of yester year eleven wh!',m it crushed the an undefeated season. on the HilJ, Si .Ganem, Bar- a F~~ay To~ ~ave administration nor the faculty have ever attempted to con- VALLIANT The sno~ gave ambtttous sk~ers a~ present their experienced bag of . --- Indepen~ent club 26-6 on vars1ty der Conference champ, a big scare trol the edtiorial policy of the Lobo. Princeton university wa• the first school to abolish rules re· Printing Co. o_pportumty to t~ out ~he1r skt- magic footbaH varieties, New Guts of 'VAA went. on a nine- field _Fnday afternoon. . LOYOLA COACH TRIES in the first round of competition This is a condition be maintained. will be main- quiring attendance at classes. Vivid Lupe to. Frolic Again legs for the first time thts year. M • , 'l' d Sh" k St f d point hike to Tijeras canyon Sat- Tlus makes the second strmght on Thursday. A blistering match to It PRINTERS - BINDERS Tl d t th . • exJco s . e tp ~y, an .o~ d N 11 t 12•30 ' 1 k win for tha Yntoka boys having d i h G tok" th tained as long as the students retain predominance on the 1a ron o e rtm JS now open All·AmerH~.nn and ArJzona's Dlxte ur ay, ov. , a . o c oc . 1 • • NEW OFFE~'SE progrcsse w t anent mg e hut win probably be dosed after Howel1 Alabama AU-American Mountain climbing was on the defeated Kwataka 13•0 earher m n first set in n walk-away 6-1. Hitt Publications Board, and the students' representatives can be Boy, you really need those extra i-~~~~~-=~:.~.:::~-:-~-:-:~~~~~-~~~-~~the first or second hard snow fall. wiU vi~ fo1· a sure Sun Bowl invi- order of the day. Afterwards the th~ season. .1 --- , then came back strong to win the removed only by the students. smokca per pack, if you're an Lupe Velez. who enter­ Several members of the Outing tation. girls cooked their own meal over '.L-he batt.le was close untJ the Los Angeles, Calif. (ACP)- second set 6-4. He lost the last Emory university student. A sur~ tained with her antics in Do You Enjoy Studying7 11 The Girl From Mexico" If not, consult c1ub who climbed the west wall to Secretly locked up in his "tricky an open fire. last :few mmutels of the first quar~ Pulling off the drapes of his newly frame, howeverj as the University S k vey there revealed that if you buy has now been signed to the Rim and a g1•oup of skiers who play" manufacturing plant, foot. Mrs. Leo Gleaves, head of the t~r ~hen Schu te passed to Per~ developed "phantom ball off'ense," of Arizona. star turned on his Bur­ e uc ers one pack, you•l'e almost sure to follow up in ''Mexican Dr. Chester F. Bebber spent the afternoon on the rim re- ball brain specialist Ted Shipkey girls' physical education depart... kmsh•n the ~d. ~on~}O: t~he first Headman Mike Pecarovich of. Loy~ dcr conference championship style We the people will be perfectly willing to blame it on the have one-quarter of the 20 bummed Spitfire," again teamed OPTOMETRIST por'ted that vjews of the ice and has served notice that he plans to ment, accompanied the group, Ruth to~c dow~: :~s a c e c~~a ola University has revealed some~ and won 6-3. witn, Leon ErroL Suite 204-205. Sunshine Bldg. 7 0 munitions makers after it's all over. before the last one is gone. snow coverod landscape made the usc every possible resource in the Bebber was hike leader. Dorothy pomt rna Ill~ ~ sc:re • • ' . ~s thing really new in big-time col- Tal Godding, Bitt's teammate, Yet we the people are perfectly willing to lap up the old Definitely, two can't smoke as trip well worth while. formation of death dealing attacks Britt was in charge of food. score marke ft ~ urnmg pomti legiate football. fared no better. He drew George rnaI ar ki now b emg• d"IS h e d up b y f oreign• pro· f essmna• I , and our cheaply as one! , Now is the time to enjoy the towa1·ds the goal posts. Girls who made. the hike are Jo and the rest 0 t e game was a Here's 1.1. brief outJine of the new Ball, ;former Southwestern singles KODAK AS YOU GO scenery and wind-packed snow of While Prof Howell has been Vanela, Josephine Castillo, Ruth Yatoka. 1 b' style. of play developed by the mas- champion, for his first match. Ball own voluntary, propagandists. We are perfectly willing to Here's something new the demo­ . • . • b 1 • L The Independent c u s. lone t t te • t• ·1 d d h' · t tr , ht into a the crats are being blamed for these Let Us Finish Your Pictures high altitude skiing, Steve Koch, preparmg for thls crucJSl en· Bebl lelr, ADma hCrovJc~, eAono~e touchdown came in the closing erits ra . gtts .f • f 50 eatssl YG 3ow6n 2e Im m wo s mg be flattered "sense of mission" concerning European Professor Telequiz calls Ski club promoter, said. After the counter for the past two weeks Re o o, orot y Brttt, ngte d f tl f th rt h conslS s o a scnes o some se , - , - • situation. days. The editor of the Wheaton I 8 0 winter sets in skiing is nossible , .• his best backs have seen little Barreras, Eleanor Suggs, Beverly sccon k Ie 2°5ur dqua er dw edn plays-both line and paSs forma- Darrell Hudlow, defending cham" are the richest nation the world. have more College Record received a letter • • .• d hll h" 'f TcdFlec ran yarsaroun en t• tht If "th h . f th u· "t fRd We in We the class to order for I only to expert skiers who can mnke serv1ce probably because the D1xm Hou ys e , Jo n1e Hearon, J) ary .. . 1ons- a are run o WI t e PIOn rom e mversi y o e ~ gold in our treasury than all the other nations together. which said: "Dear Editor (You"'~ the hard climb by train through the mentor ~values a Lobo VIctory• more Mo hi er and El"1za b eth Shee dy. to score.l The try for extra pomt b ackfi eld h"d"1 mg or maski" ng the 1a nd s, d rew a b ye, m• the 11rs~ t . . Democrat): We never froze at deep snow~ than any other achievement. was ~ oeked. • . ball after lt arrives from the cen- round. He then played himself We have the greatest economiC system m _t~e world. We homecoming when Coolidge and today 's questions nEW JIIIIIICO Another reason wlty this BorN ThJ~ week Yat~ka plays the SJg ter and is in the hands of the full- into the finals where he met Rus~ can produce more planes, guns, and ammuntbon than any Hoover were presidents/' ~' • der co nference ep1c. game WI"11 be Massachusetts Freshmen Epss deither y on ·ngFriday d afternoond' u or back or the halfback ' sell Ball on Saturday• other country. We have even a greater industrial system I. The Bell System gets its name from 412w414 E. Central Ave. Twenty _per cent of Boston Um- furiously fought is that both un a mo~'ln , epen mg pon The ball carrier executes a half~ SJ Ga~em was eliminated from than Germany's. On Ohio State university soci- the fact that Opposite Public Library versity•s students are the Victims coaches want to show football Have Big feet when ~e Slg Eps can get. enough pivot and with his back to the de~ competition by Labensart 6"1, 6-4, Albuquerque, N • .1\1. of problems arising out of our moguls that they're better than of their players together. fense begins to ;work his magic. At in the quarter :finals. RusseJl Ball We know that war and death are bad, yet we love a olo~y cl~ss survey shows tlrnt the (a) A man named Belt invented the fight to right wrong. Oddly enough, we do not think of death social dist~nce between members telephone. ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;,;;;,;;;,;;;g;;.;•;;om;;p;;le;;~;;s;;o;;c;ia;;l;•;;n;d;;I;·n;d;u;s;tr;;ia;l;;o;r;d;c~r.: !Border conference caliber. Shi_p.. Amherst, Mass. (ACP)-Plenty that st~ge of the pl~y, :he de~ense then downed Labensart while · when we think of victory of ~ class 1s greafr:-but th~re was ; key left Tempe immedjately aitP.r o£ evidence has been brought out l b T H loses -BI?ht of the p1gskm entirely. Hudlow beat Tom Slamal, t~e (b) The telephone signal is a tinkling giving the club a conference cham- to prove that the Size of women's ';hen Wtth the three backs converg- tourney .dark horse, 6-1, 6·1, s.. l, In , • , • : • a high degree of umternct10n" re~ bell. 0 01 empe ope F1ghtmg, If not mstmctJvely thrilling to us, is made so ported between students and their ';======-.!p pionship ~ , . he wants to prove to feet has increased a full size in mg on the known ball handler, the the s.emi-fina1s. by our publicity systems. Tarzan kills "three African lions teachers. (c) The trade mark is a belt. his former employers that they two generations.. Now comes an T B k T. lattct .makes a gllarded pass or ~SJde_ from the fact • that the with a pocket knife. In your and my private lives we hardly Which explains why "An Apple "What shall I get made an expensive mistake in let-- indication thnt men's feet are on 0 rea le .fake-In most cases to two or ~mversity of N~w MeXlCO show~ ing him go to Los Angeles. th up and up three of the backs. 1ng bogged down m the first round, hear of physical combat aside, perhaps from that of a couple for the Teacher," is a popular EVERY TIME YOU TAKE THE BUS 2, Every telephone In the United States Suzie for her Howel1, huwcver, wil1 take a the RoTC supply depart.. The showdown between the last . The. be done with it gave of n :fai;ly of drunks at a dancehall, Yet our filr~ directors search the theme song! is owned by the Bell System? ~Vhen exec~tion m~s.t ~ndications 1-You get there safely Birthday?" negative approach . , • that Tempe mcnt at: Massachusetts State Col- of the two undefeated and untied hghtnmg hke precision so that all strong H1lltop team for the coming four corners of the earth for a bit of fighting-right triumph- Six per cent of tho 1,300 trten ( ) True ( ) False emplol·cl'S made the right changel lege came to uniionning the Conference teams will take place four backs break out of the contact season. ant over wrong-to put before our audiences. students at the University of North 2-You reduce traffic hazards freshmen, they found that all the this week when the Lobos meet point at abou: the same time. All ~------Novelists portray the fierce surge of fighting Anglo- Dakota have Robert for their first 3. If your family happens to live 250 larger sizes of shoes were quickly the Tempe Teachers in Tempe. four are runnmg stooped over ap~ Kappas Dine Faculty Gym Radio-Phonograph Saxon blood that goes surging through our veins, wherever name. miles away and you would like to enjoy a exhausted and 50 freshmen eouldn;t . To date the Border Conference parently carrying the. pi~kin. Phone 54! be shod. stands as follows: Naturally, only one man .has the we may be on the earth, at the British call to arms. Feel it? Now May Be Rented ALBUQUERQUE BUS CO. telephone visit, a 3-minute night or Sun­ The aetive and pledge clnss of This doesn't mean the supply Team W. L, T. Tp. Op. Pet. baH. Suckers, we. Midland college has a special "On Time with Safety" day station-to-station call would cost- Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority en~ depa1'tment points o~t tllat the Lobos, ~--- 3 0 0 56 6 1.000 Pecarovich says that the only de- The rndio with phonograph at- courtesy week during which stu~ We have .a fine selection of tcrtnined Dr. and \MI'S. George freshmen have unusu~l1y large Tempe ___ 3 0 0 75 13 1.000 fense against this new attack is to tachment belonging to WA-A can 11 1 1 l $2.50 ( ) Perhaps $ .80 - dents wear such tags as smile' ~;;::;,::;:::;:::;:;:::;;:::;::;::;.=:;::;i::;;~::;;::;::;:=;.=:;:::;::=;;::;:=;;::~ White and Mrs. Edith Blcs!:!ing at feet merely that more of them Ariz. U. _ 1 1 0 26 17 .500 tackle every man in the b9ckfield. be rented from the women's phys- Quotable Quotes and "thank you/' I ( ) $1.00 ( ) Maybe $2.00 beautiful imported and domes­ "Of all the professions, that of teacher most needs the r·-·------·--·'------their regular. faculty dinner last wer~ the ta1·ger sizes than is usual. Tex. Mines 1 2 0 21 4'7 .333 ical. education office in the gym .. full four years of liberal arts work. To. include in ·these four Columbia university's estimated tic Toilet Articles that will Wednesday night. Slioes arc furnished the military NM Aggies 1 3 0 35 49 .250 G" IS' A h T nasmm. Miss Bottye Rolland was in department in a range of sizes Flagstaff • 0 3 1 19 100 .000 lr . rc ry OUrny Fees for use in the gym are 10 158 314 167 yea1·s more than a minimum of specific teacher training resources are $ • • • I BEAUTY AND THE BEAST appeal to any girl. charge of the arrangements. presumed :to outfit an average To Open Wednesday cents an hour with a 25 cents de- courses defeats the whole purpose of our efforta." New York The game of football is the ulti- ++++++++++++++++~+ group of men. But these men Standings of the Border confer- posit :0 be returned when the vic~ university's Dean H. E. Hawkes believes emphasis should be mate resrtlt of an illegal play made BUT • • • aren't average. ence teams in and out of confer- Practices .for the fiitls; intra~ troln 1s returned to ilte office, For encc play. mural archery toUrnament closed Usc outside the gym $1 for an placed on training future teachers what to teach, not how by an English Rugby player in Ask to Hear This to teach.-ACP. 1828. Team W. L. T. Tp. Op. Pet. today at 5 o'clock. evening with a dollar deposit to •. The Beauty has Her Hair Done at the-~ NEW SONG HIT! Evelyn Slaten went home to Belen Tempe ___ 7 1 0 184 32 .875 The tournament is scheduled to ge given bnck if the phonograph Is this Lobos .., ___ G 1 0 133 45 .857 begin on Wednesday, Nov, 1.5, nc- returned in good condition • "Wh !" t t 1 To aid in ellminating fumbles, weel£~end. • en you JS en o ?- ecture or study your textbook, University of Illinois gridders "SOUTII OF THE BORDER" rr======~I.AriMnn -- 3 8 0 60 92 .500 cording to 1\lrs. Leo Gleaves, who thmk and apply the materials to your own personal and en- wear jersies that> have strips of Agg!es ___ 3 4 0 81 79 ,429 is in charge of the meet. Le • M rt' D y vironmental problems. Spend fifteen minutes a day in medi- "s!Ickum'' cloth sewed on. MODERN BEAUTY SERVICE Sun Drug Company Watonga, Okla. Tex. 1\lines 3 4 0 49 71 .429 Schedule of the tourney will be . WIS • a m, ean. oung, Flagstaff - 1 6 l 53 225 .143 posted on the bulletin board in the Dlckd EMngi.Ish, ~ ~dladLdtkng, RBayd- tation digesting the knowledge you have tasted. l:.et that · -- FLORENCE "FLOSSIE" BOONE THE REIDLING Want to get acquainted with 'l, I R mott aJora, o o en.; u lmowledge be your servant rather than :vour master.'' Villa- ·• Sfnce inauguration of nn un- L:: BRIGGS and SULLIVAN, Props. p~:i'son who drives car with glr s oc cr .room. Brown and ·nen Wallack, Pi Kap .. MUSIC CO. Watonga, Okla., thg. Call nova college's Dr. W. H. McHugh believes that purely factual 11mtted cut system, '\Ylllfams col· i802 E. Central Pl1one 795 400 Wesl Central Roy Shaw, phone 1714. l.i'orty-seven per cent o:t tlte Har- pa Alpha fraternity, went to Las , • . • • , 1 Cge reports a. steady Improvement fhe•. Mountain States Tel. & Tel. Company 406 W. Central Ph. 987 Please. vard upperclassmen nre candMates Union COllege has abandoned de- Cruces for the weekend to see the mformat10n IS useless unless 1t IS understood and used, in the -grade averages of seniors. -.. --·-·-.. -----~·--- l '1111111111111111 111111 for honors .at graduation. bating ln favor- of forum meetings. game.

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_____ ,_, ______,_,._,_, ___ ,_,_,_,_, _____l "Ann Rutledge" Voice Students 1\feet TOWN CLUBBERS ,...... "OF MICE AND MEN'' The Lobos Will "Howell" They Know the Bulldogs' TO GIVE DANCE * For Special Program * FA S H I 0 N S NOW BEING CAST at Tempe NEW MEXICO ·LOBO Secret Gl'ip l Social Highlights On the Avenue \ VOJce :students met for a special Active members of r;llown club •----•-••-••-••-•-•-.. --_,,_,,_,,_,,_.,_1,_,,_,,_.,_.,-+ 11 0f Mice and Men" has been program Thursday at 4 o'clock unw will give a dance Friday evening By Mark chosen as the next play to be pre .. der the direc1.ion of Mrs. o. E. in honor of the girl!3 who were ini- Publication of the Associated Students of the University of New Mexico ••••••••••••••AA•• sented by the Dramatic club. Try.. Redmond. Vocal 11umbers wer~ by tiated, in the baSement lounge of LAS DAMITAS MEETING Featur d at 1\fandeli-Dreyfm:~ outs were held at a meeting of the Jean Pendleton, Betty Deubler, the. Student Union building from 9 . ' Campus Briefs 13 ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1939 HELD IN SUB LOUNGE this week are newly arrived house .. club Thursday night. The cast has ;Louisa Lopez, and the Girls' quar.. untJl 12 o'clock, . VoL. XLII Z437 No.20 coats and lounging Tabes. Made no~ -yet ~een anounce~. te.:te, ~tomdsting of Dorothea CaJd.. • The fo_otbaU the~e \'1111 be c~r.. A business meeting of Las Dam.. Maxine Ileichelbcckl Elizabeth to order for practicalness and Of Mlce and Men, ' a tragedy, well Beth Corey, Barbal;"a Brocaw ried out lD decorahona, Mrs, Ehz.. Former University Students Marry Today itas, cha_pter of Phrateres, was Lee Vallia~t, Robert Stern and wenr&bility and styled to meet is written by John Steinbeck, and' Ju,lia Carroll. ' abeth Simpson, sponsor, wiJI be held yesterday afteJ."noon in the Betty Jo DI11on went to Santa Fe your individual desire~ and de· whose last book, "Grapes of The object of thkse programs is chaperone. To Name Campus Kings Student Senate Ma~es Preparations ba.sement lounge of the Sub. on Sunday to att~nd Mrs, Reed mand, W1•ath" . caused . much comment to help young singers in every ------It was decided that a ;pledge Holloman's tea. Especially worthy of note is a among hterary Circles when it was phase of singing At each meet- A D Pi Entertains K A test will be given on SatuJ.·day, B. Cooksey, J. B. Sachse, J, R. model. of quilted percale lin p. published early thi:s year. It is a ting three or fo~l' voice students Nov. 18, at 4 o'clock. Hughes, Bob Jacobs, Bud Seemore, d9,inty old~fashioned calico print. sto~y of_ the migrat~ry workers in sing, The other students in t:he The active flnd pledg~ classes of At Mirage 'Pop~ug' Dance For Elaborate Homecoming Celebration Initiation of pledges will be held Tom DavJs and Bob Johnston, all The skirt is full and swil'ls inde· CahfoJ.•m~. The .l~ndm~ c~aracters audience render comstructive criti. Alpha Nu chapter of Alpha Delta at the Hnton hotel, Sunday Nov, from the Sigma Chi house, went pendently about its hem. Which is are Lenme, an 1mmenae cism for their benefit, Pi entertained the Kappa Alpha 1 1~1ot ~Vlth Grades Will Be Out 191 at 4 o'clock, followed by a ban· to Las Cruces to see the game. to say ~hat there is nothing slinky strength, and hts, .friend, _George. Criticistn is based on quality of :l;raternity with a dessert dance STUDENTS GIVE By Middle of Next Week quet at 6 o'clock. Danny Saddler, I Sigma Chi1 went about It. The sleeves are long, 1Jamfes Russell ~s adaptmg the singing, entrances stage presence Monday night. The entertainment Twelve Men Vie Five Girls Receive Plans :for the al1·Phrateres barn home to Santa Fe for the week- with broad, very broad, shoulders, P ay or presentatiOn next month. facial expressions' and respons~ t' was given at the chapter house BETWEEN THE LINES 0 dance, fo1· Novembe~· 24, the night end. hat accent the l'ather high and ~he stage crews and cast are bei~g applause. ' and EleanQr Mullison was in FOOTBALL TEAM Patl·ick Mille~ registrar an~ before Homecoming, were di~- Bi11 Km·ins, Sigma Chi pledge, ~oftly draped neckline. T,he bodice hn~d up and_ work _on the. sets Will ~!barge of the arrangements. For Most Popular, nounces that the results of the Queen Nominations; cussed by the various committees went honte to RosweH this last ts fitted-with silhouette lines and begin sometime thts week. Mrs. Estelle Dunlavy acted as As professional athletes, sea· M f u I H 11ine weeks' tests results will he in charge. weekend. between bodice and skirt there is LAFLIN TO SPEAR chaperone. men, and superstitious £.,·m£oik OS g y onors BIG SENDOFF Election Wednesday Results o.f th.e ma!lazine selling Halold Gilmore, Sigma Chi, As a result of her fine perform- a flop-over belt. The ba:kground HORONA GIRLS AT ENGINEERS MEET';r;;;::::_=:,_::::.,._=.. -= .. -= .. -=.=·-='"'·=-=·-=·r" ulook to their luck" in times of given out sometime the middle of contest whtch 1s bemg conducted flew home to Chic&go this week~ ance in RKO Radio's uNurse of the robe I.S deep rose With small ___ crisis, so we must look to ours in The pep rally for the team, next week. by Las Damitns were commented end. Edith Cavell/' Mary Howard flower sprigs in soft blues, yellow GO TO LAS CRUCES The University section of th Our Shoe Repair Service the coming struggle with Tempe Merchandise Given as Prizes Thursday at 1 o'clock at the Santn Students are asked not to in- Elmer Ner·sh To Crown Queen upon, Harry Soladay, Kappa Sigma, will play the important role of and ":bite. The robe is lined in American Society of Civil Engi~ I Is ;rteady to J?o the Work for conference laurels. It appears Fe depot was the biggest ral1y . , 1 8 from the figUl'CS .. that luck is all . . to be held this yyear, Conch Ted qmre for their grad~ until a notice A C , went home to Carlsbad for the ~~;m!~ ~fs~e;nin ~,A~~rhi~: matchmg blue and. might have Eleven girls of Hokona hall went neers will meet 7:30 Wednesday =I While You Walt, at at I that will sway the balance in favor Kmgs of the campus wlll be Shlpkey eaid. to tAe effect that the grades arc t oronatron Ceremony TOWN CLUB HOLDS weekend. coln in Illinois," screen version been styled for wear m tile days of to Las Cruces last Friday to at· night in the senior drawing lab of Moderate Prices of the Lobos. · Cl'owned Saturday night in the Stu- Coach Tel Shipkey said tll:at the ready for distribution is posted. FORMAL INITIATION June Bishop and Beth Slone of Robert E. Sherwood's Pulit- Scarlett O'Ha>·a. Its d•·omatic tend the Lobo-Aggie game. Hadley hall. l COWBOY BOOTS In this connection we wonder if dent Union ballroom when students game with Tempe was the most Plans for the celeh1ation of went to Las Cruces ;for the game. ~er prize play produced by Max q~alities for e~o~ble wearing Those who made t?e trip are The speaker of the eve:ning wiU AT ALL PRICES ! Duke, the Kappa Sig dog, is going elect the University's most popu~ Sammie Bratton William Pickens important game of the season be· Homecoming next weelt·end have Formal initiation of the Town Both girls went to El Paso aftet• Gordon and Harry Goetz. One ale ~reat-and 1t wtU stand much He~en ~aywood, Ahce Peppin, be Mr. R. B. Laflin of the Indian to make the trip Then too it Jar and most ugly males at the The cause a Lobo vict01'Y will mean a Mr'rag~ InaugurateS been completed and announced by club pledges was held Monday eve· the _game.. • of Hollywood's most n~tural wea1·mg. At 1\-Iandell-D.rey!us- Amta Liebel, Ma1·y Mohler, Joan service. He will talk about the ! ALLEN'S migl1t be recailed · that -the Lobos• M'lrage "Pop~ u g ., d ance f rom 10 coiiege romance of Sammie Bratton and Wmiam Pickens good chance for the conference th e S tu d ent Senate. Election of a , I k reaches its climax tonight when the two former prominent mem· H ning in the )ounge of the Student Kitty Flmt, Kappn l\.appa Gam. ~~ge lUi:iifo~a~dtrh~~e!xp~~~= $5.98, . • Justice, Barbara Fischer, Emilu administrative organization of the SHOE SHOP won the Sun Bowl bid last year t 0 12 ; 30 0 0 oc • title, He added that if the team omecoming queen and attendants hers of the student body are wed at the Central Avenue Methodist M Union building. The club mem~ rna, went home to Al·tesJa for the sive blue eyes and an earnest- And if you are the tmlored type, VanDusen, Mildred Von Vanderen, Indian service. There will also be I 216 W C after being Jed in cheering all yeal· Campus organizations have nom· Church at p, m. lived up to his expectations uthey 't S f is scheduled to begin ~ctivities bel·s were presented with tbeh• weeicend. ness of character that is more offers a Louise Diltz, Jeannette Rodgers, an illustrated slide lectJlre on "The Next to 7 er1 ys em :'fa~dell-Dreyfu~ ~eversible l H:ilt:~pe~otel by little Jimmy Thompson. 10.. ina ted twelve men to vie for honors Will beat the h- out of Wednesday. Town club pins. Kay Zehner and Molly Gerhart often than not broken by her m tmported prmt material, The and Hazel Blunt. Elevated Highways of New York" ~- Bull~ pattern is checks o.f red nnd white ' --··--··-.. -·-·-·-··-··-· year.old star back on the Univer· and prizes, said J. B. ~achse, Mir- dogs!" F St ff M b Five girls have been nominated Initiation wa& can·ied on b wen t t a S anta Ft e on S aturday and Infectious smile. ... ~ __ ··-- Y t d s d with off~setting hints of blue. It sity Heights Fourth G•·ade Demons' age business manager in charge of Garnoy'es \Vlarm Up 'or St,·'f Captain Jack eHnley backed up or a em ers by various campus organizations candlelight, with the club colors, re urne un ay. grid team. the jam session, ::J /I W ~ ~~ TJ Shipkey's speech and wast enthu· to Compete fo1• the hono1• of Home-

o•·chid and gold, used as motif. Betty B?dge, Charlotte Graves, NATIONAL BOOK WEEK is lined in blending deeper red . JimmY was first recruited from Popularity Nominees siastic concerning Lobo's chances. Mirage editorial staff will inaug8 coming queen, They are Monte1Ie Active members wlw are officers Mal'Y Luc11Ie Lackey and Peggy with an inside pocket too. For c t •t • t M • D J t t S t F S t d • external details: The sleeves are the lmothole gang to !•ad the In the race for the popularity ompe I ton a trage a nee Dean Bostwick spoke a few words urate a merit system J'or workers Moyers, Alpha Del:• Pi; Elizabeth had charge of the initiation. They ones wen ° an a e a ur ay. TO BE OBSERVED HERE grammar school kids in yelling. A~ k' t"tl p· 1 M G"IJ" ___ about our anxiety for a decisive h . . T d D" k A Id Porter, Alpha Ch1 Omega; Jean are LolTa.ine Sterling president· They toolc Mrs. Lackey home. long and roomy with broad squared There's an attraction he was occasionally !ng I e _are may ac .I Ivray, 1 victory. egmnmg ues ay, 10 rno ' Begley, Chi Omega; Wilna Gilles· Juanita I'ofolan, vice·pre~ident, Hele~ Lois T1-umble, :vral'thn ~nn Hood, sh?ulders. . N~ck treatment is brought over to lead the Univer~ !lg~a. ClAr Paul :~?re, Pl ~appa flECK HOUNDS TIBBETT ~y Fred Yeager Jack Haile, Carl Seery, Finlay Mirage editol', said Thul·sday. ple, Independent Women; and Ruth Graves, secretary, and Louise Star· and Cora Collins, Chl Omega "Books around the world/' is the tal~ore~ With high _Hlpels and the sity students in chee1ing, and he S!P a, Cl to; 1 1 ~ms, Kappa The M1rage's "Pop-Ug" ball, MacGillivray, and Woodrow !'fe. Various staff appointments are King, Kappa Kappa Gamma, 8 .rett, social chah·man. Ml's. Eliza- pledges_, ~ttendcd the game and slogan for national book week wmst lS na~o:V wtth a flop·over soon stepped from this capacity to Ailg~a; D t"u.; a~~ ers, Ph'a~a fQR AUTOGRAPH to take place Saturday night, Smith each said a .few words. Both to be made on the basis of the sys Election of the queen will take beth s· Homecommg at Las Cruces over which Jibraries schools and book belt. The sknt 1s full. Full enough 11 1 1mp:aon, sponsor, was a 1so h 1 ' .. for stylability and f h' rt that of team mascot. . P m_; da ~ ; ~- Jg~~ d • P~ ___ is gaining momentum as campus Shipkey and Bostwick commented tem Arnold sa'd • place Wednesday in the Student present. t e wee1 c·end. They also visited shops wiJI observe from November as Jon suppo Perhaps we won't need Jimmy st 1on; an Y er ms, n epen en T d Fl k t . . U • organizations name their candi~ on the enthusiastic turn.out of 1 I · Union building. All regularly en- Martha Ann's family in Deming. 12 to 18. but not too full for neglect of the this game But if the score goes men. "t e · · ec ' en ~1rl:~ng tmve;· dates for the ugly man title va- students and enthusiasm of all A chart is to he used similar to rolled students are e1igib1e to vote Betsy Ross Phi Mu visited her B b cnl-cfully tailored Jines. The out~ 0 . t . E ' ' oo 1c wee 1c was egun 21 years side boasts a pocke._ I d th against u~ in the first half we Battling for most ugly honors tshi Y JLumor, eras Te 'bb e ga es cated by the K. A.'s Clois Keyes. present the chart now being used by the upon presentation of their activity LOBOS AND AGGIES ' ·u be Kenneth Halcomb Sigma e awrence I ett concert F ' L b · · ' t• k 1 M rt b d · SIS er m 1 Paso after seeing the ago as nn educational movement k' • . " a so:-nn e might send him there by telegram, ~ 1 •• • • ' Wednesday night to obtain the ace~ that on~y a mother could Cheer leaders Ava Clifton, Molly o o c·tment. Carol ICirk, Phyllis Vidal and emiS ry__ u_ ee S be worth your while and relaxation their little feet about the injustice larity king. A pair of shoes from room and corner the singer. cove e 1 e or e IXIe 1rage a 0 ee pom s are g1evn in accordance with 1 · Dr. Frank Amador of State Cot~ Elsie Vogel spent the wecltend in Ch • b h ld . ', to look around.-(Adv.) to the student body oi organiza. Paris Shoe Store will be awarded Fleck and Tibbett talked of their boys. . the variety of work done, not ac. Memb~rs of Spurs_ and Pep emiS 1ry cu1 e 118 1•eguar1 1 ·n · G 11 tion monopolies in publications th e ug1esI' t mae.I respective singing careers while St The·1' Plkes have"th entered f Petetl t , Meeting of the Mirage editorial cord' mg t o 1s'I exceII ence. If t h e squadgr nd mWlll hform f than aisle forh ld' tlte ege WI dir~ct t?e party and the a up.. meeting Tuesday, Nov. 7 at 7:30 offices. But no one has had any . the student secured the autograph. et mg, a man Wl a ace la staff was called for Tuesday at 5 a arc 0 ? queP.n, o Ing whole ~xcu;s1on IS under the gen- • Grnem Macho spent the weekend o'clock in Chemistry 16. ' FRESHMAN MEETING apparent desire to do anything Lovmg Cul) ~ffered Fleck, it seems, is a bass singer in '~ou~d cu.rdle even that muddy o'clock in the Mirage office by Dick wo_rk has to be redone, of course, batons over the msle to .form an eral duectron of Dr, Cal'l Tyre m Roswell and El Paso. Dr J D Cl k t lk !J!Sie~ 1 h d f h ' M H b k . • om • ar gave a a on about it. A gold lovmg cup from Everett's his hometown quartet. hqtnd winch masquerades as beer Arnold, Mirage editor. pomts must be taken from tbe or· a,rch. t ea o t e Spanish department at ary u er wee ended m Las th "R" f 8 th t' 0 . This year the Board .has devised Jewelry Store will he presented the All Ted could say of the incident at the L. G. A chart system for workers will iginal worker and given to the man Dr. C. V. Newsom and Dan Mac- the Las Cruces school. Cruces and went to El Paso after Che . ISG 0 rn .e lC rg~mc There will be a meeting of aU Students and faculty rnemb the game. emtcnl Induetries m the Umted freshman men in Rodey hall Wed~ and advocated q merit system for organization se11ing the most tick· was nHe's a swell guyJ" The ~appa Sig house is stlll en· be put into effect at this time. The who redoes the work, Arnold said. pherson,. Alumni associatio!l presi· ers States " nesda N 15 t 12 °0 • 1 k use of staff beads. When ne'v staff ets to the dance. during ~~e e;e~ g~ged m heated debate t.o deter~ system as used on the Lobo will Reasons for institution of the dent, 'Y11l speak ~receedmg the interested in obtaining further in· ]}lcanor Woolf spent the week· C ·j y, ov. a ·~ o c oc • about Cigarette Tobaccos formation, including the lowJ ull~ end at her hQtne in Socorro. , ecJ Y ~n Ta~Jor was elected . Plans for Homecoming will be heads are to be named by the ing. Campus groups parbe1patmg • • • mi_ne whether ~erry Sp1tz~r o: be explained by the Lobo editor. system are to insure fairness in corona~10n ce1•emomes. Dr: Ne.w· Bonrd it will take the point re.. in the ticket-selling are ask to Chn:_ Holloman Will wear thetr col· staff appointments to weed out som repre?ent the Umvcrs1ty expense fare~ should write Pro. Cora CoUins, Martha Ann Hood ~~~rcscntatJve to the Student Sen- dis.cussed. Attendance is re.. 1 Invention of Printing ,~n cordings of each worker on the turn theiir receipts to Sachse in mto fray. Kenneth deadwood from the' staff, and pos• Athletz.c Council, 11-facpherson, :he fessor Amador at State College and Lois Trumble, Chi Omega. • qurrcd, i~ To Be Celebrated o~s ~he ~alcomb chart into its deliberations. the Mm1ge office by 6 ll· m. ___ agam represent the Sigs: The sibly to remove politics from the Alumm group. Conches ShiP· New Mexico.. ' pledges,~ attended the game in Las Sat~ ~U Physics Aerial Device T~ Cruces. There is still evidence that the urday in order to be eligible for tlte The 500th anniversary of the in· SJg Eps, who are. blessed With a considerations of the Publications key and Roy Johnson wlll also Jane Means, Katherine Morgan, Young 'Director Going Places Board is be~ng a litt~e b~t timid cup. vention of printing, :fixed for 1940, house fuJI of !"aterml, have not an· Recovered In Kansas Board in appointing next year's ed~ speak. . SAMMIE BRATTON Erline Ward, Virginia Lee Morrow about 1mndhng the Situabon. It Balloting will take as studen .. s will be celebrated at the same time nounced th;Ir champion as yet, iter, Arnold said. Bonfire m Park Lot GETS SHOWER and Vergean 1\feuli .Passed the a~~ed for investigation into the de~ enter the door, and results will be the Coronado Cua1·to Centennial is but they ~II _probably rely upon Found caught in a fence near He called a staff meeting for The f:eshma~ bonfire, piled in weekend in Santa Fe. v1smg of such charts for all pub~ announced by Sachse at 11:30 observed. - handsome JJm De Yaney. • . Tuesday at 5 o'c1ock at which the the parkmg lot m front of the Sub, lications offices about two :months o'clock The first printing in the Western The Beta's are not decided on Ctmarron, Kas., recently, was a de· h t te '!'! b I • d wiH be officially fired following the 1\.frs. Pearce Rodey and Mrs. Virginia Ortiz, Sue Hanson, ' th · tat' 'th b t if · d b . new c ar sys m WI e exp amc , . ago, and to date only two out of hemisphere was in 1539 in Mexico e1r represen tve et _er, U VlCe re1 ease y the physiCS de· c:rowmng of the queen, C. E: Re~mond gave a tea and Shirely Ervien Pearl Salazar, 1 :£our officers have instituted any C"ty the- recent campus electmn results partment at the University of New ~'Beat Arizona" is the theme for surprtsc lmen shower for Sammie Esther Chavez, and 1\fatina Ln· 1 Bratton Sunday- afternoon at 4 hadie, all of Hokona hall spent a THERE ARE FOUR TYPES such system. Kh t ,. I t cts The Day Psalm book by the we~e based upon attractiveness AI Mexico November 10 ELMO WERM RESIGNS theparadeoffloatsSaturdnymorn· o'clock at the Rodey home. few days in Santa F~ this weekend. The chart merit system is .not a a I ns ru Stephen Daye Press at Cambridge, IIFI~e Votes" MacDonald shouicl The device had bee~ attached to ing which will assemble at Yale Members, patronesses, and Mary Katherine Pennix went to of tobaccos found in the more popular held up as the cure·nll of pubhca. ld published in 1640, was the first easily cop tbe crown for the Betas. . AS "QUID NUNCu and Central streets at 9:30 and '• alumni members of the Sigma Socorro to visit- over Saturday and tions ills, 1>ut it sure]y is n step in Bonfire Bui ers American publication. a gas b~lloo~ mtended to ascend . then proceed down Central at 10 ' cigarettes, namely., .Bright,Maryland, the right direction. Reporters look ucuaderno de ortogra:fia dedi· three mlles mto the atmosphere, CHIEF OP['RATIVE o'clock to join the University band Alpha Iota music. fraternity were Sunday. 0 invit.ed. 1\fary Tolman and Beatrice Baca, to their worlc as the criterion of h . _t_'_d , 1 cado n los ninos de lost Senores Un'rvers'rfy. lnvr'ted release recording instruments, and and Pep Squad at First and Cen~ Burley and Turkish • . lh t . t th . 1{. atah cau 10ne -~.res tmen .J-.. 1 F1 w •t• d •t• • M1ss :Bratton plans to be mar~ Hokona hall, both went to their th CJr wor , no to JUS CJ:r np. . . h"l th Mal'tines de Taos/' printed at return to the earth. ~~a· ra rn1 lCS an soron 1es pearance sitting in front of a destructlven:ss w I e ga • Santa Fe in 1834 was the earliest Elmo Wenn, keyhole cor- wiU compete for prizes for the rzed November 17. homes in Belen to visit, this last type~ a~amst T p , . for~er 'I c t' . • d enng wood for their annual bon· I • 0 artr'c'rpate Because of a hlgh wmd on the respondent of CiQuJd Nunc n will no b t fi ts week. ALL THESE TOBACCOS except Turkish (which is wn er. ornpe 1t10n .ts secure known product of the press m New d • · ' es on · from representatives of more ~re next week at n freshman meet- Mexico. 4 ay o! release, the deVlee failed to longer rt;P?~ the lowdown on cam .. "'Velcome Grads" Home Ec Girls Have Fun Maynard 1\[euli, student nnancial bought direct from the planters in Turkey and Greece) campus gl-oUps, and competition is mg Wednesday afte~oon. I ( II R d function properly and was lost. pus actiVIties throu~h the Lobo Decorations of t1Je various Entertaining Gov Mt'l secret&ry, went to Jemez Springs in terms of making a better pub· ~ack McManus, prestdcnt of Khn· n 0 ege 0 eo At 6:30 o'clock the next morn- columns .. Werm. resigned Thurs- houses of campus organizations • es Sunday where h~ attended the an~ \ and Maryland (which is bought through sealed bids 1 Hcation, not in tenn"i of bigshot· tali, also. ~rgled thbat _the wood cold· Did( Richard Recovering ing the instrument was found by day, nammg as hls successor, Geof- will carry out the theme of ' Wel~ E t • . --- • nual corn dances of the Indlans • under government supervision) are bought at public • d th ffi lectors VJSlt oca1 usmess men an f An • ·•-t' t . • • • fery Turnley, an understudy. G d " S . n ertammg Governor Miles and of that tribe. t mg aroun e o u~e. t bta' 11 their old lllVIL.~ xon o par1 ICJpa 1e m Mr. Trand Henderson, Jr. in Kan.. N b ht come ra s. eparatc prizes for A ter Appendectomy 0 party turned out to be fun for the Anna Jan H auction, just like any other auction where you might Travel by Air arrange 0 0 m 8 • • • , , an inter~colle""iate rodeo to be held ' pressure was ro~g upon fraternity and sorority groups will boxes. Dtck R1thardsJ JUntor Jn the Col· t th U . P • f A . sas. Mr. Henderson read the card Elmo Werm to cause hts resigna~ b d . home economics ~ • 1 e addow Went to Las Th t tlte atm ph ic. instru . h f h t f E . • a e mverst1 Y o nzona was e awarded Urmg tlle Homecom· Mter the luncf~~~ home man. Cr~rc:s Saturday to visit. have bought in a table or a chair, a os er , • ~hat:'-11 asked t e res men o 1cge o ngmeermg, underwent an extended the University in a letter attached to the remains of the de· tion, he said. in dance in the Carlisle m· agement class took the soiled linen • and Mrs. C. Redmond, menta sent ,up by the phys1cs de~ mamtam a strong guard at all emergency appendectomy at 3:30 to Stude t Manager Aft n w·r. vice and wired the University at Only a few students Jmew the g. 8 t d · ht gy E~. 11 1 down to serve yourself laundry and Dorothe~ Ca1.dweJJ, Julia Carroll, partment t1ed to a balloon were times to prevent possible prema. o'c1ock Thursday morning, in St. 1• f tb ., d bo , • true Mentity of Elmo WennJ who naismmk ~ ur a~thrug 'd't' 11 recoVel·e.d in Cimarron lCans b , f th . b h' h J h h .,_ Hi d' . , Iams rom e ro eo oss 1n once. b . , . t k n eepmg WI trn l 1on, a washed and iron d 't and Loulse Kimble are planning to AT THE AUCTION SALE the tobacco is piled in ' ., ture urmng o e p1 1e y 1g osep 13 osplw.~.1 . s con 1twn IS h h t h Ari egan hlS peepmg m o eyholes . . . shows you how far a thing can go h reported as good c arge of t e e\ ent a t c • He was given a reward o£ $2. d Ait w·Il' d't f campas bulldmgs w1ll be decorated All types of :lot~~s besides the atten.d the conce~ of Josephi~e baskets weighing from about 100 to 500 pounds and · sc oo1 groups. • h 1 un er on 1 1ams, e l or o . h 1 • • In the informal attire of a Hollywood monarch of the sound The instruments w~ra recovered zona sc 00 • th L b 1 t w1t ummanos. 1inen Were experiment d . Antome to h~ held m Santa Fe this stage, Jack Hively. not long ago promoted from the ambitious · h . .1 e o o as year. ------e on, m· week each purchaser buys all o(his tobaccos by competitive by ' nabve 13 h?urs after they D T e letter~ accordmg to WI • Business Staff Meeting Geolfery Turnley will SOl'Ve as an cludiug blankets, jlajamas, and ' ------but hard driven ranks of assistant directors to•full directorial d Q M h[ . resp~nsib!lil;y, chats with Edward Ellis and J. Edward Bromberg bidding for the particular piles he wants. left the ground m Albuquerque. J:'aCiS an r igureS n ont y' hams, was m the nature of a --- assistant to Lancelot Dobbs the other garments. SPURS TO MEET cast Jn prmczpal roles of 4'Three Sons" which Hively is guiding Ass~ming that the balloon ·took a r j "1eeler" of Univc~sity interest in Meeting of tbe Lobo business thirdl who took OVE!l' the duti~s of FAMED METEOROLOGIST Schoolef! thoroughly in the practical· aspects of motion pictur~ strmght course and was recovered J f p[ l the xodeo. Details and entry staff is to be held Friday at 3 Hiram Adewin :former partner of ThE CHESTERFIELD BUYERS,buy the best of Sf £ R l d Holloman Fetes Antoine Wilma Giliespie, {president of production the young director has already proven his marked as soon as i,t hit the grou,nd, it Uaen ffl oymen evea e blanks will be sent in a later cor- o'clock. Elmo Werm, ,;_ho quit the gossip TO LECTURE HERE Spurs, announces that there will abllity with several pictures for RKO Radio. these mild ripe tobaccos for the Chesterfield blend, mode app:roxnnat.ely ,a '7D·mile·nnM respondence. A pep talk will be administered. column 1nst week. Mrs. Re;d Holloman was hostess be a business meeting of Spurs hour avernge wh1ch tS better than D ,'ng the month of October a employed but 0497 g of tha total A search for campus horseman· Internationally famous Dr. J. And it is Chesterfield's Combinatiotz, , • the right amounts 1 1 4 to a tea m Santa Fe! Sunday. in Wednesday, Nov. 16, at 5 o'clock you can do in a new Buick. totar ;f $4,910.82 was spent by the payroll. Twenty~three boys and 2 s~ip talent. h~s been un?ertaken by Bl h R D d R Bjerknes, noted for his experiments honor of Miss Jossphme Antome. in room 14 of the gymnasium ~ of Burley and Bright , •• just enough Maryland , , , and r·-·-- .. -.. .. -·---·-..·--- .. -·--·--- .. --·-·--· Of course the reporter may ltavc Unl've•s'It"' ' in employing 336 stu- gil'!• work ns waiters, managers, or Bill McCormickd Is h and h Jimmy1 d Mor- eac er ans Vam' an eturn with pressure varintionsJ will give Metnbers a.nd alumn! o~ the Chi All members of Spurs are ~sked b AI t 1 tl t just enough Turkish-that makes the big difference . een \'tl'~ng. • ways a cc 1a dents of the 1,556 enrolled at tha janitors for from $.30 to $33.81 a row, .stu en :V o ave a rea Y ex- 11 Omega sororrty' were mv1ted. to attend. mto COUSJderatton. ' University, figures from the per~ month. pressed n desire to talte part. o•.c r::.t,th G J s ll L .3 three lectures COllCerning contri .. A large group attended from between Chesterfield and other cigarettes. If the~e f~cts check up yo~ nught sonnel and comptroller's office The miscellaneous account wl1ich Other students interested jn the 'J r 1J. raae qua eaaer butions to tho theol'Y of pressure both Santa Fe and Albuquerque. Ch' 0 PI d Enjoy the Cold Winter ' shut thmktng of turmng m yoUt· 1 includes everything from art mod· rodeo are asked to contact Albert variations in the atmosphere" here Miss Antoine is a member of both I e ges to Picnic last ye~r's model on one of them 51mA fund!f nntounting to $2,115 els to publicity ch·culators shows Sintms, student body president, for By Lewis Butler easily out~sc1·eam the University on November 27·29. They will be Chi Omega social sorority and IT IS BECAUSE The Chi Omega pledges are of this combinatimt Lhcre mtrogen bags, a month are pnid out to 108 boys 19 girls working at salaries from information concerning the possi~ Gone from the Lobo cheerlead~ sUpporters. And they did on many given on the third flobr o£ the Ad~ Sigma Alphn Iota. with $25 28 maldng plans to entertain the ac. Seen Around ~ nnd sz gMs with nn average sal· $3.60 to a month and boys bilities of a University team to ld all occasionf .. t t•10 b 'ld' . h h that Chesterfields are COOLER, have · Hiram Adewin, Eltrto 'Vcrm, and ary of $11.50 n month. raeciving from $1 to $40 a month take pnrt. ing ranks this year is lO~yenr·o Jimmy forsook his duties as gal~ ~Ims ra " UI mg m t e P Y- tive members with a picnic to the 8 Chi Omega Entertains mountains Sunday, Nov. ·19. a BETTER TASTE and are DEFINITELY Lancelot Dobbs III, dlrt column Fifteen grnduate fellows, 9 boys amounting to a total oi $788.24 Jimmy Thompson, fifth grade lopin~ ghost of the University SICS lecture room at a. m., 8 P· --- Befol"e the ptcnie the girls will go operatives, 1ooldng '\VOl'n, hnggtll·d, and 6 girls, receive $617.16 a month paid out by the University. N squaller who led yells fOl' many a Heights Fourth Grade Demons in m.1 and 2!30 .P• m. on three succes· Sunday afternoon the active and to church in a body. GAS HEAT MILDER. They are made of the world's and slcepy·eyad, as though they with the salaries :ranging from The girls 1·each n hinjority only CWSOlU Compliments Lobo gr~~iron victory at the Var· order to assist the Lobos to a Bor· sive days. pledge classes of the Chi Omega --~--~------­ h~d. been chased nl.l night br, n?· $29.44 to $4.4.44, in the library where they account Students on Conduct sity sta mm last year. der conference cbampionshi}J in Dr, Bjerknes was brought :from sorority et1tertained Mr. and Mrs, hest cigarette tobaccos. You can't buy mmrlg :Cans. Thc1r new QUid Boys continued to outnumber the for 7 of the 13 employed. The en· Young Thompson, son of Mrs. 1988, claiming tlterec was more of S d t tl • 1 b tl F d "it G 11' T Etl Th h 1 fth . . , weeno uscounry y tee~ Redmond and Mr. and Mrs:. J. Ras.. .l G. HOY.LEil Nunc w rew ap1J01'1 eo rey lJr~ .. girls on the Student building and til'~ 1ibrary payroll amounts to Professor c. V. Newsom, mcm.. s 1er ompson, os ess o e a :future wtth the Umvers1ty than . . !IIIIIONLY * cob at dirtner. 1ey, bas yet to learn the mess he s grounds payroll with 68 boys and 1 $262.70 a tnonth. b f th C 'b C t 0 Student Union building, was se- with his aggregation of half.lljn{; eral Weather Bureau. Re wtll :re· a bdter loycd wns $11.1'i4, h' l'e t" Is f th tt" The mighty mite 'Of verbosity l:!lnmoring ior such nn addition to tl1e secretary of the International 18 1011 0 0 1 Chi Omerga pledges are enter~ f "}lnnts since the Aggin -stol'Y· Kha .. dents a monthly salary varying Tho boys outnumber the gjrls two JS app c a e n ~ assumed complete charge of the the varsity field. The diminutive Association of Meteorology, Mter taining the pledges o:i Alpha Chi 1 tnli jumped Bill the other day and fJ.•om ,,58 to $30.00. to one and receive both the high~ tude of the students. bleacher secttons at the games last squaller still krto\Vs the cheers, Ms lectures hera he will journc.y • Omega, Alpha Delta Pi, •nd Phi Electric Company and Clem Bird, Montello Moyers The dining and residential hall~ est and the lowest renorded saJ.. N'o dJscipJinc was necessary and senson, boasting that his small and cnn manage to sqUeeze into his to Cnllforhia to leeture during the. Mu with a dessert nu,t>per Thursday (Continued on page four) MMUnt :tor only 25 of thn studcntEi arios. the students presented no problemj knot.. holo gang of rooters eould uniform for. the Homecoming game. remaining- winter m:onths. eV'ening. 1 Copy.rfght 19~9, ttoorrtT & MYllU TOBACCO COj Central 207% W. -•-n~l•-••-••-••--••--•-·--- 01 -,._•--•-•t-••-••-••

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