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VOLUME LI FORT COLLIN'S. COLORADO — THURSDAY. OCTOBER 23, U)4l NUMBER 7 Assembly Monday Opens 1941 Guidance Week

Special Train Journalists Attend Dr. Paul Addresses NOTICE Popenoe Aggie Goes To Denver Boulder Conclave School will be closed at \ Student Body In Union Ballroom noon on the day prior to the ( Collegian and Spruce staff Plans Thanksgiving, Chri were completed Wednes- s t m a a. j members leave at three o’clock Colorado State students trill hear Dr Paul I’openoe. director day noon to send a train and spring vacations at- special to this afternoon for the Rocky j of the of Institute Family Relations. An_r- - f.,r j}-.. first time Denver November 1, for the cording to Mr. S. J. Me- an- j Mountain Intercollegiate Press at a general held in the Student nion nual I*loncer-Aggie tilt. Tin* Fort Cracken, registrar at Colo- i assembly 1 ballroom Monday, Conference at Boulder, where Collins Retail Merchants Council rado State College. * October 2? at m This ftddtwn they expect to glean information Ioop, the aaoond annual is the Colorado sponsoring drive. !<-r ilu lx-ttci Colorado State i Any student who is ah- i iin-Tit of the puhli- College social pruManco \\r> k. which will continue State’s R. O. T. C. marching bend -eations. through XmcmlMT 1 will go on the train. Charles Waits, the manager of the of the the ‘ill During rest week, director conduct two Round tickets trip for the ex- of these vacations will be I conference and business manager clinics at different times during cursion will be $1.47 from Fort admitted to further classes of The Silver and Gold has an- | the day. Monday, group confer- Collins to the I>. I*. Stadium and only on presentation of an nounced that the stereotyped j ences will be held in the* little back. The train will leave A.W.S. at admission slip signed by his meetings of the 19 Carnival past years are t4ient ••• of no * «*• - ««-■». .v-v v* j Ammons Hall at 13 10.1 45 a. m. Saturday, dean. go directly to give way to round-table discus- afid 3:00. Tuesday, meetings will —Ka4 hryn Hogan. Martarcl Rd(L to and Rathe Mcmr iicrfonn in the stadium arriving there at sions. and a list of outstanding Ticket Sale li** •T!uinThunder Rock” Kenney, supper and a full evening's enter- mmneed Wednesday. C. Rock. students. night at 8:00 Jean Thackeray, Dick Thursday tainment for With Charles Post The Role ar/ Aggie coed. Playing Leading Tickets on sale Five o'clock go Monday noon Delegates Return From Stroup, Martin Buol. and Eliza- in Old Main, he will speak Singing Tidegrams at the Student Union Book Store to all students. Rock.” the Contest Well Down On The List beth Wyss. They will return to men “Thunder first pro- Joshua. Captain of the ship “Land and The gymnasium and at students are urged to patio secure the campus Saturday. duction of the Dramatic Club this of Lakes.’’ Melvin Hodgin; Briggs, Wednesday evening Dr Pope- Ammons Hall will take their ducats early. Townspeople the form will he presented at Old a A bit of hard luck is year, passenger on the ship, Custis placed the noe scheduled to speak to the of a carni\'al that are urged to take advantage of evening from Friday and senior stock Main Saturday nights Green; Dr. Stefan Kurtz, judging team from Independent Students another this bargain. Men And Women Association 5:00 to 7:30, with booths spon- the of Colorado under direction Miss Ruth passenger and a doctor, State well down on the dinner with Tom Vet- following a the I. S. sored by women's organizations to Jocelyn Wattles. ter; his list of winners when final results Melanie, daughter, Kath- Ratio A. council. provide the atmosphere. Singing A well-rounded includes: tabulated in the Equalizes cast ryn Hogan; Anne his Ski Club were college con- Marie, wife, Meets telegrams will be delivered by Streeter test of the Registration an airplane pilot. Bill Margaret Reid, Miss American Royal Stock Kirby, an- members of Hesperia and Tio, Latest Show pro- Howes; his helper, Oran other For Dinner Show at Kansas City, Missouri, Reports Two Men Registration will be avail- Nonny, passenger and a suffragette, slips in the Tonight grams form of newspapers last To One Woman On able McGrew; Inspector F 1 a n n i n g. Rut he w'eek. Campus students who wish to attend Mercer; Chang, a Chinese will be obtained at the Alpha Chi Lighthouse Pat Blanch- the conferences the Un- Inspector, gunner. Bill Inglefield: and Cassi- The Seigga Ski Club will group at meet At the opening of the Alpha booth, and other novelty contest Registration figures indicate Charleston, ion book store and in Ammons ard; the Lighthouse dy. a relief lighthouse in the Green and Gold room in keeper, the Jim Gammon, one of the five amusements will be displayed by reg- that 1297 men and 60 5 women Hall following the general keeper. Charles Post; Captain Hugh Brown. Student Union assem- building Thursday ular team members, came the following organizations: down students are enrolled at CSC for Spur, bly Monday. evening (tonight) at 6:00 o’clock with the Panhellenic council, East Post flu. Dun Redman was this wing of semester. This makes a ra- for dinner and a short meeting, called from Fort Collins the dorm. West wing of the dorm. Charles to take tio of about two men Any student who desires private Post who plays the lead to every Initiates be followed Hesperia to by a radio dance his place, but Redman’s Counselettes. Pistol Club, Swan train was student. There 2 2 conferences can schedule appoint- in “Thunder Rock” is a veteran are more girls from 7:00 to 8:00 o’clock. late and the contest Club, W. A. A., and Modern Dance was over be- on the ments either through Miss Lucille Thirteen of many seasons. Some of the campus this year and 78 Monday “All members fore he Club. and persons in- arrived. Hence, in less of the Student Personnel plays in which he has had major spite men. Joyce terested in of Door lYizc the club are cordially his illness Gammon went ahead Division or Miss Helen parts in the include: The division of home economics Jamison in An initiation for thirteen new past The invited to attend,” urged Charles and judged. The Colorado Further team is the having Ammons Hall. incentive for attend- Bishop Misbehaves. Your Face is department the larg- members of Hesperia was held on Morrison, president of finished 14th in is Seigga. a field of 20 en- enrollment. ance the door prize, which is a Familiar. Androcles and the Lion. est The girls regis- October 20. The new members tries. lowa State College was in ticket worth five dollars in the The Ghost Flies South. It Can’t tered for this course number 4 69, are; Betty Lou Maxev. Margaret first place. Wyoming U. placed Student Union. Happen Here, See Naples an increase of 24 students over Naval Board McCoy, Lucille Dawson. Elizabeth and Die, Hikers Leave Sun. third. 1940. "This is the first time in Margin for Error, Of Thee The department of agricul- sev- Wvbk. Winifred Smith. Dora Anne I Sing. Other sustains eral that an Post Road, and delegates were Gerald ture, although it a loss of years such entertain- Leone the Night of Jan- For Lewstone Visits Champion, List, Esther Lou Falls Campus Crow, Albert Lane, Walter 53 students, ranks ment has been attempted, and the uary 16th. He has played the Dan- as the second Binford, Jean Thackeray, Jeane part and entire council is of che ielson. Forrest Toyne. largest division. There are 34 6 anxious that it Maloit, villain many times, has Martha Anne Collier, Ver- The Hikers Club will to Lew- go Be will be majors. Enrollments for the Representatives Wil Here a success," said Hope Hap- been a butler, and a press agent, ag gene Williams, Virginia Anne stone Falls this for Saturday an W. other divisions are: Oct. 28 And 29 For Interviews ney. A. S. president. Frew. but in this show he is cast as the afternoon bike. Sign up will be A. S. M. E. Meets hero, a lighthouse keeper who Engineering 325 Friday afternoon in the Following the initiation an elec- lounge of lives in a world all his own with Forestry 226 The Naval Aviation Cadet Selec- the Student Union, and the hikers Cosmo Club Discusses tion of officers held. Leone The Student Branch of the A. S was Science characters of his 202 tion Board will visit the Colorado imagination. will leave Old Main List was elected president, Betty at 1:30 Sat- M. E. held a regular meeting last Religion At Veterinary 220 Stale campus on October 28 and Meeting Lou Committees urday afternoon for the Falls. Maxey, vice-president; Lu- working on this Monday night. The main speaker Unclassified 58 for the 29, purpose of interview- cille play include: A regular meeting is scheduled of Dawson, secretary; and Dora Stage crew manag- the evening waa Mr. H. K. Ry- A panel discussion on the vari- Graduate and Faculty 14 ing college men who are interest- for October 27. at 5; of Anne Champion, treasurer. ers Sam Lincoln, Jack Owens, Monday, 00 der, manager the Denver branch ous religions of the world will be Music 42 ed in this field of aviation. and Geraldine Smith: p. m. Important matters are to of the Ahlberg Costumes, Bearing Company, held at the meeting of the Cosmo- lYoslimpn Ruth Roemer. be discussed and every member of whose chairman; Furni- subject was. "Anti-Friction The Board will show a film, politan Club tomorrow evening at Scholarship Winners The freshman class of 64 5 is the club is urged to be in ture, Betty Lee Case, chairman; present. Ball Bearings." "Eyes of the Navy,” at an assem- 7.45. the w-est lounge of the On the only class to have a greater Organize Campus Publicity, Harlan Manweiler, bly in Old Main auditorium on Oc- Student Union building. number enrolled. There are nine- chairman. All members of the tober 28, at 4:00 p. m. Inter- Pledging will take place of Dr. teen more green hats on the cam- Winner* or the Sears-Roebuek club Paul Rates In are taking an active part in Popenoe High views and physical examinations those who are interested in be- Opinions pus this year than la«t fall. Five Colorado holarsfajpb at State the production of this show. will be in Ammons Hall the coming members. Of Colorado hundred thirtj'-seven of these College held State a meeting Friday, College Big-Shots afternoon of October 28, and all The discussions of the religions frosh came from h’gh schools in October 3 7, for the purpose ot day October 29. will be brief, the the State of Colorado. including only favorable :ug officers Many comments on attended, especially when he to serve for the de- important facts of each. The In other classes the registration Librarians Attend Dr. Paul Any men who are inter- coming Popenoe’s social guidance bated with Dr. W. E. college year. Blatz, psy- speakers will be the is; following: ested should program have been voiced bj’ chiatrist for arrange to meet be officers elected the Dionne quintup- Hebrew religion. Arnold 1 were the 531 Stein; Sophomore Lieutenant George Denver Conference those instrumental in bringing lets, who E. W. Davis at to.lowing: William was on the campus at Buddhism, Mabel Chris- Schmidt, presi- Junior 373 Inouye; him the Colorado State Ammons Hall on the above dates, dent; to cam- that time. These tianity, Wilbur Clock, vice-presi- men represent Margaret Bradt; Coufus- Senior 299 pus. According to James A. Mc- according to Mr. W M McCreary, if: Norman Five staff members of the CSC two entirely different fields of Hunism, Ethylene Hendrikßon: :; Carlson, secretary; Unclassified 40 director of student will the Colorado Cain, dean of the student person- thought.” employment at Eaks. library attend Hinduism. Alice Baechler; Mo- ' - treasurer; Arthur Graduate and Faculty 14 nel Dr. Colorado State College. Association conference division, Popenoe is recog- huma-dism. ndberg. reporter, and Robert Library to Miss Inga Nadene Alford; Shin- M Allison, dean of All unclassified first year stu- nized as the be held in Denver, Colorado, Octo- by many nations lead- v assistant reporter. the division toism. George Oba * of home economics, de® t $ are ranked as freshmen ing authority ber 24 and 25. Mr. James G. in the field of boy- has been Impressed by the inter- The total registration is 1902 Hodgson, librarian: Miss Zelia girl relationships His lectures on Bourne esting and informative manner in Speaks At the should provide the Miss Irene campus Rank, cataloguer; which Dr. Popenoe presents his students with guidance Coons, reference librarian; Miss jn an area Annual Vet material. ASME Entertains Meet She believes he is well As which is “BONER” We Go To Press Barbara Hurley, junior librarian; extremely vital in college qualified to talk on his subject, Claudine Rucker, and in their adjustment in later and Miss library for Other of the week In addition to his and Engineers Dr. Richard F. Bourne will life. study assistant, are members who will research tn this make GERMAN Held, he lias a the opening address as GOVERNMENT Social guidance week was to the Broad more Hotel in estab- go well-organized The Student Branch of the A. '■niei. family of his own president at the 38th annual sinking of American lished last Denver delegates. year in response to a as and S. M. E. will entertain the stu- The laurels of the week are d can speak from experience. ineetiiyj of the Colorado Veterin- vessels, Lehigh and Bold petition presented by student body dent branches the I. E. E. handed of A. Medical down to "Cap" Pri • of nt-ure. Friday morning Mr. Hodgson ary Association, Oct. 27, ' They accuse President. representatives that Example requesting and the S. C. E. A. with a special at the the forestry department. Hi v It will make a report for the confer- Albany Hotel, Denver, Oth- ‘ * of instigating the affair the college provide instruction Dr. in Welling R. Roskelley Illus- film to Marvin propram, according seems that some of Cap s stu louts ence on “library action”, and Fri- er members of the faculty partici- tig this country into this field. It is that war. hoped a max- trates his opinion with Schack, an exam- student chairman of the were being bothered by other stu- day afternoon, Miss Coons will pating will be Dr. James Farqu- number of students will ple. If a had imum; person trouble with A. S. M. E. dents Ray Barmington, harson, who will illustrate In the forestry bunding, last v take part in a panel discussion on his dis- 1 NDELI. WILLKIE participate in the meetings next his car. he would see an auto me- chairman of the Program Commit- Thursday. When the door to h the use of documents and pamph- cussion of Surgical Technique six G. O. P. ask- week. chanic; governors If he had a physical ail- announced that Mr. C. W. Cole tee with Cap's class room opened a tile, Uie lets in libraries. Saturday morn- motion pictures; and Dr. H. Republican members of W ell-Known ment. he would see a doctor; but of the Aeronautical Cor- Wright K he decided that it vuis another ing. Miss Rank, as chairman of Kingman, who will riRT, HR to the Mrs. O. speak on ‘ repeal neutrality Amy Parmelee, dean of if he has family trouble, he does poration will present a film entit- trouble maker, and planned to the resolution will Breeding Problems in Cattle. committee, believes women, that this college his best to keep quiet about It. led “Wright Builds for Air Su- end the rukus • n * and fur ever. present reports from that group. is to very fortunate obtain the The sensible thing for him to Highlight do premacy" October 27 in the Civil of Monday evening's He aimed an eraser and let fly. °-t' M. 200 librarians services of Dr. would he ISSUES Approximately Popenoe. a top- to get expert advice auditorium 7:15 meeting of the A. V. A. at p m. M. were hitting his target between the h ’ that no definite work can from all parts of the state will ranking man in his field. She from qualified In one that field. This will give the engineering colored slides shown by Dr. Hor- "" Ut by strike*. take part in the conference. The states, Popenoe is well- Civilization has advanced to ton Smith, by students an opportunity see a of the department of Embarrassment and then laugh- known in Fort highlight of the conclave w’ill be a Collins, as hr has means of great inventions based The modern film accompanied by a Pathology. slides demon- ter followed for thp next few min- If'J MORE held Fi night, at been a stellar attraction at the FRENCHMEN banquet Jday on former knowledge, hut the field distussion on that strated Dr Smith's talk a subject is of on his ob- utes as Cap learned that the per- J, H ‘ ' execution for shooting of which the presentation of the an- summer school session for several of family has not relationships ad- interest all engineers. All servations of various - to en- institutions, son behind the door w t. Mr. "Arrians ut Nantes. be His classes Fifty have nual library award will made years. and open lec- vanced because people have not gineering and also projected students are cordially pictures of his Ford's secretary rather- than a ai ready been killed. by the Committee Awards. tures have always been profited other on very well by s experiences. Invited to attend this meeting. recent trip to Mexico City. marauding student. OCTOBER TFirRSPAY. 23, m* ■' TWO THE RoCKY MOi ~l! M.F.IiAN pus—these birds who always’,, Commentator Your for a new spice in life and — Scribner's For Own Good, a Watch Out Men THE nofi college er yarn to spin to Sponsors Essay Contest SIXTH tijs Watch That grandchildren—found a Here They Come! Spelling new fj- COLUMNIST of endeavor Friday night. “George Washington’s Foreign don’t look much of the People usually Students Fort, e By KAY BRYANT Policy Today 1 is the subject of By and be eas- like other people can High School, working to Attention, Aggie men! The the $l3OO essay contest be- tf»- .ittorUtdl Students of prize Pnbli-;.-.! Ev«*y TbwnOay t>> they ily told apart, but when get their first Homecoming a time has come for to prepare ing conducted by Scribner’s Com- method in yon Most people have a THE COLORADO STATE COLLEGE OF filing :hemselves recorded in a followed the Aggie for terrible shock. magazine. Lake Geneva. wheth- tradhiog yourselves a mentator their madness, and genius, agriculture and mechanic arts of is cabinet it is only the spelling having a rally and bonfire For years now you’ve constantly Wisconsin. The first prize amateur, on t Printing Company er it be professional or PHatted fey the Robfofton keeps them apart of their names that eve of their heard rumors to the fact that $lOOO. There are also prizes The Homecoming PHONE 637 is achieved in devious ways. OFFICES. the card. from the person on next The preps fairly gleaned the are beginning to compete $2OO and $10“. each, and eight forth John?on Hal women brainstorm which brought Room 311 1 students at There are about 30 for material to add to the Port Collins, Colorado with in all fields; that they $25 prizes. The contest closes the blai 14 2 Went, bak ?' men the grand piano stunt which have trouble dis- Aggies who may and preparations for a are establishing a place for them- December 1. 19 41. big .. Aggie band staged at haif time fom »r oth- themselves from bra lion around the fire selves in the -a orId. And now it’s tinguishing had Inc. 1941 Full details f the contest may Saturday afternoon has an inter- be« Nations! Advertisintj Sen ice. Mretbrr fol- ers. The library presents the made. But the rally happened at CSC, for this year be obtained Scrib- was a\ “ fi by writing to esting history. p^ss lowing list with a warning that before it r~:„, Gooeaoto registered in di- long was „o women are every ner's Commentator, Lake Geneva. scheduled • • F«tM*C»9C3 ' students named be sure to use Leo Meyer, the drum major, LOS MSHJH S** What do that, the begin; some college men bad “ vision. you say to Wisconsin. All manuscripts should b< not designating initials that they who is a musician and a a7 office, Port Collins, Colo. any them to it and the fire burned c ,n,ir-;r tor the post, boys? be addressed: Contest Editor. b* have. Broadway was getting Latest statistics show that there may producer, attended. Scribner’s Commentator. Lake _ v '-rn and the -v- Intercollegiate idea. Groaning y,, . :; .-.,1; w*-.'■ James Edwin desperate for an are three women registered for Anderson. Clever—wasn't it? Intercollegiate Press Association Geneva. Wisconsin F’ Tcfev" Mounts' o the William and gnashing his teeth over forestry, two for veterinary medi- Anderson. James Editor magnitude of the task, he finally BILL:, ■ ■ cine. and one for electrical engi- Anderson, Bob K. Phone 5 43 and started thumbing Patronize Collegian Club Robert sat down Advertise. Editor neering. The department of mu- Anderson, * 1 Aseo cia te Forestry ? RET ’ V:' : jj» j through all the magazines he Business Manager sic has 2 7 women students, and Anderson. Robert Enoch k" ROCK Numbers 256 could find, for an idea Phone 306 the division oC agriculture lists Men Brown. Shirley Virginia looking As«ss*a.at Bukin*#** Manager that might have at least a faint Classified Ads JEAN'’THACKER.AT * three, all of who are majoring in Brown. -Virginia Jane Somewhere horticulture. The prepeat enrollment of the Brown. M. spark of originality. A charge of five rests per Virginia n? p,

back the toothpaste and insertion is made for all cla.».»if; .j SUty-fo-ur women have Invaded Forestry Club is 25 6 men as an- Carlson. Charles L. among *.4 vertlsemenf* in the Collegia:; ads he found himself staring tbe division of science with four nounced. at the regular meeting of i'arisen Charles S. soap the Hub night. John Hill Charles) Wendell at the picture of a Baldwin piano. registered in the botany Hasses, Monday Carlson. < Make your work look b tt«* The and be saw in two was elected as assistant edi- lights came on thirteen chemistry, in eco- the h you and the pro! . M the outline of a norn a,nd 4 3 in Of tor, of the Crui' r, the Fores;ers Case. Betty Lee bandmen forming scs. setiology. preeiate it—by using a K rr.Ua as the ■ urv. 11:e division of home and Wayne McCuJley Christensen. Edward H. grand piano with Spur girls eeo* newspaper, ton portable typewriter Fog of white and other b&ndxzfhxt nomkrs still Haim? the majority was elected as. the new sergeant keys styles, from $34.95 to $74.50, j] of the students, The bwiines* part, of the James E simulating the blacks. The man women having arms. English, guaranteed—by The B&M Pries meeting was ended as the mem- with the hands who played •'Chop- Defense 46ft registered for this course. But ing Co, 214 Hast Moan ,a. Needs Legislation Dick besides all these, there are 33 un- bers decided on the design for Fulton. William P. sticks” so beautifully was

' another Fur Avon Products ■ ' H'peed 4rfen.se nrk km *>f late current i lass-ifled women, two graduates, their emblem key. Fulton. William 9., Jr. Stroup, campus theatrical impres- Phone and faculty member. William Sarchet sario. The has re- Alice Partner. 11? fjferww* whkh ail jartrintic Ajmtwmhs *hm»ld lir«J in thi* trim. one The meeting was highlighted Green. performance comment. The men have never achieved a by a speech given by Mr. Robert Green, William W. ceived very favorable Certain war time profits. however. have utteHv failed to deeper*le COST record like this. It is rumored Roemer of the state board of ag- Nelson, Ruth Eleanor Real Utah Stale ueither ’wanted aewied In a time of tnwp» l IoWUHS and CORSAKI S of its mouth A of Enrolled at To lane University music was played by Anna Fran- ... professor Council A A U W. Entertains been ir.r rcased by 22. while the met last Monday in the from laws the in a descendant of Paul Tulane. ces Ilse, The witch told the story physio demonstrating of have lost 7 5 How's that, north lounge of the Student Un- after whom the institution was Co-op House Residents of the engager:. r a poetry, aft- science by throwing chalk and men” Besides horning in on ev- ion The newly written constitu- around of named, He Is Louis T alane B&s*. er which the traditional five- swinging himself on top ESPELIK ery division, the gentle sex is now tion was discussed, voted upon, Residents of the cooperative the desk The line Ogden, Utah. pound box of candy decorated in . .. waiting for rapidly increasing its number of and adopted by the council. house were entertained at dinner black and gold and in which was meals at the Union dining hall—- coeds. Ten this col- Officers for the school FLORAL CO. is the homes of A. A. U. W. years ago year the slowest mem- hidden Margaret Ann’s diamond march of the day. lege boasted about three to men were elected and are a? follows- 117 WI ST OAK ST bers Tuesday was State <4«ru' S**#* Is Any Tiuw*! evening. passed. Jim is a junior dairy —Beat Utah every girl. Now there are just president. Russel Davidson: PHONE Houteases were Dean vice- smart 445-W Amy O. major, while Margaret, a senior, Some boys on the cam- barely two. Parmelee president, Barbara Shultz; secre- CRANDALL'S Mrs. James P. Foster. majors In sociology. tary-treasurer. Paul Van Dyke. Miss Stella Morris, Mrs. Leslie BARBER Later in the evening, the Sigma SHOP Delta Omicron Initiates The president Daniels, Mrs, J T. Strata, Mrs. £. No? serenaded Margaret at the appointed a com- I'ml‘T First National Bank mittee M Hornibrook. Miss Zelia Rank. Kappa Theta house. to work with him in plan- High requirements for Delta Alpha Mrs Hazel Combs. ning a Omicron wer* attained by five “Religious Emphasis Week” sometime in the future. m I girla who were initiated into the NOTICE national music honorary ll Monday =iiiEn'=nj=!h=ii!=iu=m=Bi=m=m=!n=Hi I m = ~ evening, October 27. The initiates ELECTRICITY * As Lights Go Up On Four rubber line markers from were June Adkison. Barbara C. C. STONE & CO | ; Forma! Evenings 1 Colorado University's foolball I | t Schultz, Erla Kissinger. Dorothy field have been taken, and it is I I GIVES : Not Have Your Jewelers Why Carter, and Mildred Dinwiddle. | y 4 that the*** he returned Bcrowary Pt\s PKXCIL.S = Gown Background music was furnish- ftJ Clean and i before the game in Boulder. Sat- f Fast, 144 North I ed follrgr by Mary Ruth Lyman. has .1 Designed & Created 1 nrdaj. If anyone them, no Economical i =l!l=ni=IH=III=MI=Hl=lll=II!=ll!=l!l=m=!i‘ Service questions will le* asked if B they are y I FOUND vent C. O, I>. to Colorado Uni- FORT COLI-INS •O? \ Aggie stud'-nt’s finger-tip jac- versity, Boulder, Colorado, in care \ LIGHT AND POWER ket was IRIS JEANNE found in Colorado State of Kayo lan.t or if they are tak- at DEPARTMENT section in Boulder, Sat- en Coach Harry Hughes. 136 North College to % urday, Ow ner may Haim same at Studen: Union book store. Patronize Collegian Advertisers.

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There will be a special meeting - = SOCIETY - - Dance In Union of Independents on Tuesday, Oc- tober 28, at 7:1 "» in the Student Union This meeting is being Tho Green and Gold room of planned to give Independents an the Student Union was the scene opportunity to hear Dr. Paul Po- Plans Pitre For Friday evening, October 17, of a Barbs Complete For Annual Gamma Phi Beta Plays penoe. SOCIAL CALENDAR dance honoring the pledges of Al- Military Ball pha Gamma Rho. Shabby-Shag On Hallowe’en Friday, October 2-1 Patronize Collegian Advertisers. Present Guests included: Louise Bark- Dramatic Club Play. Pledges 000000'>00000<-C'oooo'o' Bill Pitre and his popular band ley, Sonia Hubbard. Maxine Mc- Square Dance Club. Q will slia lISI West Lnir* I features Betty ed childhood and char- ers. ler, Mary Ada Trainer, Roberta Sat unlay, October 25 early was <^ooooooc>ocm>ooo.ooooo->oooo It will be remembered for Brown, its summer’s at bottles Markham. Betty Stephenson. Nor- performance l>ramatic Club Play. acterized by baby and Novel decorations have been Eddie Ott’s Broadmoor. It also Football Game in Logan, clothespins. planned by the committee in ma Jean Stanton, Carolyn Werth, at the Brown Palace. played and surprise theme has Salon Utah. Presiding over the dancing was charge, a Dean Aldrich, Wayne Daisy, and Griffith Beauty the .As in the past, dance will Theta’s been decided upon. Sponsor Kappa Delta Pledge Dance. Joe Cook and his orchestra, who Boh Ciiase. Mrs. Bertha Henry, Guarantees All Linen of ) . riot of shabby and cos- lf a crazy Delta Delta lH*lta Pledge furnished music for the members Sponsor nominations were com- BEAUTY WORK Mr, and Mrs. M. E. Paddick, and with suitable prizes to be iHnirs, Dance Dance. of the sorority and the following pleted last Friday and pictures of liiS South College Pledge Mr. and. Mrs. Heidebrecht were awarded. Vern Von Yihl, Robert the coeds who will be Phone 87f)*W guests: up for elec- chaperons for the evening. Ray, Bob Steele. Paul f '"ii iiii is iin- !„.!.• Monday afternoon twenty Kappa Alpha Theta pledges Horton, : tpjpi m 11• -xt Issue

will be loosed from wt*ro honored Harvey Olson. Larry of the Collegian. Election of i, j ions the Friday evening, Oc- Ramsey, . Union—five tober Plan Dick Koenig. Foster Freeman. has been to No- of the Student of 17. at a dance in the Stu- Yearlings sponsors changed d«nt Jack Chuck Miller. Bill vember 3, 4. and during the a! will contain complimentary union em with Joe Cook's Ticen, » Annual Frosh Demaree, Dick Covault, Dave students' 1-hour classes. orchestra presiding. Paddles bear- Fling military

ing the names Reese, Jim Cuddy, Johnny Hell- of the pledges were DANCING 7 Dean Ewing. Tom iiu< <1 as the theme of the dance. November is the big night in berg. Bcede, . Delta Zeta’s Go To Estes the life of C. Chuck Darling, Frank F<>]< Ul- The guest list included the fol- S. C. freshmen. The y Bill Kennedy, Paul Landon. Virgil lowing annual Freshman Dance Hunter, Chuck Mueller, Hom- Sterling Barber, Bud will be mer Stewart. Clay Hitter. Ed Sutliff. STAR held in the Student er Charbonneau, Bud McLaughlin. 11, -,i Zetas effected a complete tirauberger, Jirn Banghart, Dick Union build- Hex Emory, Dick Stroup. Dwight of their bouse when Blake, ing. John Mondt. Connie Smith, Jack nation Harvey Bolinger, Dell Dre- Fairbanks, Chuck Tompson, Law- the her. Bill The tickets will be available Burns, Dean Johnston. Dean Hol- Y -of snrori• y • ■ Harrison, Morton Hutch- rence Lourey, and Fred Petterson. Julian’s beloved of all inson, in the cave at a later date. Fresh- ler, Homer Ridgeway, Ken Shultz, i: ?o d to Estes Park for the Frank Doll, Bill Inglefield, dance frocks... taffeta show their and Verne Stewart. • . ]■:■* nd, October 3 6 to 18 Bill Bliss, Ransom Boltwood. Jim- men must activity tic- l'afroniM- <'oll.'iiian Advri-tisri-x.

. ... with its slender, ket in order obtain them. my Fischer, Harlin Tucker, Sterl- t.o Following the dance the actives It is bodice ing Clark. George Rupp. Vance rumored that the upper further honored the pledges at an hug-me-tight Engineer Supplies. Protractors, I" classmen i Pinkerton, Bob A1 Connal- traditionally interfere after-hours spread which was and skirt to Adami. at- Erasing Shields. Triangles, Arclii- billowing with Freshmen to be at the COEDS ly. Lloyd Ruff, Foster Freeman, plans tended by all the members of the t«*ct Scales, Pencil Pointer, and make you as pretty as Bob dance, so Freshmen Beware! Du Chanois, David Schlot- sorority. T-Squares. a picture .. . See the ir- ill = Committees hauer, Bud French. Jim Gregory, = ill Colo. State Book Store resistable new collec- Bob Haack. Ernie Dance committees Presi- CO ME IN Austin, Chuck are: 121 \\ I.iurcl Phone 1 185-W tion of dance frocks in Morrison. dent George McLaughlin, chair- Boh Heathcote, and Delta lij W c'vr got a Big Selection of Delta Delta jjj man: chif- Johnny Sack man. Harlin Tucker, and Marilyn jersey, velveteen, Hetrick, orchestra; Jack PARTY SHOES Buck Hill, Marsh Spar, fon and Allen, Perry Gives Cider crepe ... every- and Stewart, Sip Bloch, Chuck Virginia programs; = and Vickers, Jack Hen* Alterations one destined to enchant Juanita McCorkle. and Winifred ry. Melvin Hodgson, Bob Haule, escort. Sizes 9-17 Delta Delta Delta’s and their mom: hv kxi'f.kts your ! DANCING PUMPS | Jacobson, publicity; Dudley Ma- Dave Moore. Art Stomquist, Dick = 111 guests sipped cherry and apple Let our professional 12-20. toon. and Kay Bryant, refresh- «i And Wait Till Yen See Our = Riddell, Dan Ramsey, Bob tailors remodel ! Logue, cider at the chapter house and ments; Cozette Friday = Hapney, tickets; yj Sterling Clark, Jack Henry, Oliver evening. October 17, when the RESTYLE Johnny Speas, and George Mc- $8.90 to I; Campus Styles Holmes. Everett Riddell, Lieut. $19.75 sorority was hostess at a cider- that laßt Coat. Cainless, checkers; Secretary Ja- paasoxta = 111 Ivan Walt. Betty Burke, Eleanor Suit, Dress. sip. radio. or nice Bouton, invitations. Dancing was to a Lee Demine, and Miss Dorothy Your ('barge Account 1 State Chaperons were Mr. and Mrs. Bootery | Howerton, or Budget Plan Tri J. M. Whalley. and Mrs. Eda Phil- WE’LL BUY YOUR = Mrs. Delts Initiate Five !i! Main Floor, State Dry Goods Arthur Kroll, Mrs. P. D. Invited. lips. WIRE HANGERS i co. 1 Sooter, and Mrs. W. F. Kranich = HI Initiation at the Delta Delta last were chaperons. bHi=in=*n=!ii=ni=in=i!i=iii=iii=iii=iii=iii Delta house Sunday, October 39, On the guest list were Kenneth deTuxiT

gave five pledges the honor of Wattle, Bob Binder, Emil Kienne, CLEANERS & TAILORS Alli!lllll!l!li:ililill!lllllllill!ll!llillllllllll!lll!lll!ll!llilllll!lllll!lllllllillll!ll^ wearing the “three bright stars Ed Dean. Joe Mefford, Richard Even (Garment Motli- a Washburn, Julian's j within golden crescent” of Tri Russell Lowe, Bill Ol- proofed Delta. The new members are Eliz- son. Ted Hackett, George White, dr PHONE 1000 SOUTH UOULKOE E. G. STEELE LUMBER CO. abeth Wyss, Evelyn Dicken, Em- Ed Sholine, Kenneth Gravig, K. C. 111 | S & H Green Stamps | ma Sheppard. Helen Scotland, Rock. Charles Mervine, Joe Von and Peggy O’Neil. Gundy, Preston Snapp, Bill Faulk. ;; 303 North College Ave. M | DEVOE PAINTS | KE’S " THE THE THING! "Lumbering Along Since 1897 f§ Tiiillllllllllllllllilliliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiililiiliiiiiiiiiiiliuiiinil

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carton at attractive carton prices. ir THE CIGARETTE OF COSTLIER TOBACCOS THURSDAY. OCTOBER FOUR THE ROCKY MOT'VTAIN COLLEGIAN 23 h,, Hughesmen Journey To Logan For Tilt With Utah Staters Saturday

the C. U. team drove to CHET MAEDA the A* gie 24 yard line. Rielly then Aggies Meet Aggies Saturday; Colorado Downs flip ped a sweet pass to Jenkins w j, Mancini OutWith New Slants! 26-13 raced over for the tally. Knowfe, Injury Sport Aggies, converted.

By KENNETH MURPHY M* Clung By FRANK DOLL Buffs Show Power In McClung came into the

' N ' that *. ■' r' ’ . "a I", is over, and everyone is Defeating Staters for Colorado. His passes set the ■■■■•• ■' - ’’f it ;s time for the 7 > ■ ’ a" gridiron stage for another counter. suf- pi Colorado State’s gridders at • r t f < -<> tah to with the hindered by numerous 7- • . i ' tangle eor- Saturday and whatever became of was penal, lered their first defeat of the sea-

' ” ■■■ ties. From the 14, M - 7 A r->1- • 77 • ■ *h*t quick of al! players the end-around Most a dun* survey every spec- son Saturday at the hands of pitched one to Knowles ••• i m the s'-rc- si . ••• a !;.«• r. the squad with the exception powerful Colorado University and the kicker si watched it work with two, place fc.v. nee they team. 26-13. It was Homecoming steppe : 7 ■ - ivvr-"T- ■ v ffered anything more than the to make the t over score 26-7. - r\ pt.f.d ef>r against Wyoming for the Buffs. nr'line* stem. As far Day ~ skinned as the «; ' i ’■SXK '' • ' - i (-.1'.! C. U. scored again in th jr , jjje rent The State roaches sawsatial amt13.4*5- ef tbf Aggies scored first in the open- quarter but it was nullified whej ’ - rL ?r it •--rer. ing minutes of the fray. Dude : cißg : • a Colorado was player caught clip *- • ‘ Jt. : i- Dent climaxed a drive of £2 yards -h r : ping and then then, the answer must rest with was penalised for -- <■. -k• ..yft cod <-7por» . -r •• ; •. h H *£ * Hi*- kick good C. U. Aggies scored their second Bald, ■ Tj f ;■ ■- : t a ’ r , r_ * t- right back and with Rielly. Miller, didn't thick the touchdown of the ■***• Dv- hi* -i!-*!!<-*< r:.yf they right game in thr to Hit.*. Lockard toting, per'v-- .-3 l-,-. » <-.re uMllljr visit !«•• and doing the third period, on a pass from l.: at ?nd. R..h<-rU will Easi- ’■ ■* |.r».b«l>lr • <:■ - -5 • ! *' - V ttl bJ- scored from th<- seven on a re- la< k to Murphy. Score: C. U. to !<

• ■ for the conversion split the up- ••• MiC'iti uni t»:» r**t of - Ed - ofcfls :-p - lit ?•<-*£. rights. t-y 6P% ntt ' ■ ~ d Colorado I*o ’ vpr- College students over th* onj. work ownliß' iu t>r«S*r U» ICik ** m*a are estimated to . d .r* 1 p;.-.* t.-r, try earn mort Barorlt ttee into for tl».€ taoj® In the Buffa- • the second period than $3 2,000,000 a year. herd** • V • h Af- *• v:t r fray. lt »*• thf general of loes scored cm a screen pass iarw ** fetch J* oot t© be roow<«i«iaji n«u^p** n=iHEin=«f!=in=Mi=m=HiE 5 Knowles did not mak* his kick •'-garded ; jrhtJy. »«■ wo* aeon two * pinion arnand the gym tbiic (lav** Dv to if aa .r. .<> r * :iij , BEAITIFTL * - |bs I tfCMM -uf!i-r*•*! good. Score at -be half, C U. 13. ago in tb* ir tussle iritis the HO.VKO XMAS < »&d L**.k t> ,» fki e flti-cS om i&•. r' * ill ARI*. T Aggies 7. Gulden Buff? Although were While b* fi*r«ar*i < hang** ie this s they They lam ur--l f>«- ‘ l of. kicked off to the Buffs beaten soundly » week ago by - ca« b> t . Aggies 24 for fWK

case n start tb* second, half. ILelly. Idaho, they always aeem to play fmw. Rw*j' i minded (in OUT WEST GIFT star back, to SHOP their beet against the Green aLd >«m hadn't ROCinrd): a reverse sophomore returned Co. 12 Hodgson Jewelry end in of 1 WEST OAK ST —--elude*. Baff run-back punt. 4 < < oiland Fraternity Jp«elrj with l/jdutfd (arrying. a delayed the Aggie On a spirited drive.

C. W . Hndpton limup plunge with tli* bariwvirig 4«‘bUb<> =!H=iii=iM=iff=msiii=iii=in=m=in=ui=fii=in=ii fact* Ofttmdc Cbe*imt clipping oot*ide either tackle. and will be uppermost in the Colorado two week* ago. so It Jrauak Iluldiifison -‘inevitable” minds of when they FOR \ I*UTF LI NFH TH\T~n IHFFKRFNT r}i4‘ mwji pa**. Had oar gridders nm«t not be underestimated. HtfrJ Armsfrong IkiJMing we t»een able to halt line for the kickoff I>*ft End Roberts effectively up opening Try Left Tackle Miller tbe*e thrust *. a different story this Sal urday afternoon. Their Oh. FY F< yes’ We look for the local 111 Left Guard would have been told that after* Steffin line i*' rompanitivdj light but THE ROYAL BUN TESTED Aggies to take this one. Home- I Center Roe-backer noon. But it wa* H'lmcc'omiiig mad** m -g.. u-» coming. ~ good •< or no Homecoming. < ; | i«- Right Guard Anderson Hay and the Buffs, led by ui = l!!=ill=ll!=illElft=lil=l>i=l!iEill=il!=IIIEIII= ltl~iliElH=lit=mEl!l=lllE!iiEll!=}lt=i!lElt| FITTEO R-gh! Tackle Knight spiod captain, were not to be de- ROY L. GOODWIN Right End Stianeri nied. OPTOMETRIST Wingback Bergman

Taking them as they come’’ — 14ft South ( V>U#*ee Fhon** 1351 Blocking Back Mosley

->< goes the motto of the State

gridders as they buckle down to "T TOW*II enjoy seeing \ N JiARRETT seriou.dy prepare for their inva- MARJORIE WOODWORTH sion of Logan and the Utag cam- MODEL CLEANERS Tn »h« current Hoi Rooch hit pus. where the spirit is running "ALL-AMERICAN CO-ED" piHONF. 1 !» W KST 0.%K sTKKET students and footballers j) high as releosed through Un-ted Artist*. ZiOKK I>RV < l.n\lV(, I-. HINT § alike, make ready for Homeootn- - You ll osjoy Chested eld* the Hughesmen are running up All• A— ericar p.easure smoke with the definitely M.lder »\ 1A V< Hl-s AMI FOI'VTA IN SERVICE oming contests.'* In the Cooler Better «• t Tost*. 2 \\ Not IK* ai**r t<* the a»d - Kh rn<'nt minds of the Statemen there is rfkld STI RENTS \U:i/X)ME little room for such thoughts as SPENCER FARMER they work hard on bolstering their defense and heightening their of- J"» I MAINTAIN IVFNTff; fensive power. From all indica- r

tions. it will be a much smarter Utah line that goes up against State this Saturday. They learned

plenty from the mouse!rapping

they were subject to in the game

at Boulder. With this wl,lerc have very prac- tical knowledge plus some essen-

tials concerning fundamentals as handed out by Line Coach ‘ Hans" seen that Wagner, some of our green hands f should make it a bad afternoon

for the “rabbits" in the Aggie shirt before? tm Don't sell thi* Utah SUri** team **!»ort! Their offense, built around V

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