Council Prepared To Defend Policy At A. M. S. Meeting 41 Student Council broke charges directed at it from mem­ and administration of student gov­ ledge of Mr. Horn and after his a three day period of bers of the A.M.S. ernment of the University of Brit- express recommendation. ishlsh Columbia, and that the find­ silence regarding the charg­ Meanwhile Evan ap Roberts, ex- "Thirdly, that the Students' ings of that comittee be submitted es made in Tuesday's Uby­ councillor who was one of those Council concur with Mr. Horn's to the Student Council." ssey and the rumours pre­ responsible or circulating the peti­ opinion that his reasons for leav­ valent on the campus intim­ tion calling for an A.M.S. meet­ Full text of the bulletin sub­ ing are purely a matter between ating Council inefficiency, at ing, said that the charges were mitted by Council appears below: Students' Council and Mr. Horn. being formulated but would not "In criticism of the editorial at­ 5:15 last evening with a bul­ be pi-esented till the A.M.S. meet­ "This statement has been offered tack upon the Students' Council letin to the Ubyssey. ing. with th-3 complete knowledge of contained in Tuesday's issue of Mr. Horn and with his full agree­ Council limited itself to answer­ Included with the bulletin was a the Ubyssey, three points must ment." ing only the charges made ln tho copy of a resolution passed at an b. noted: editorials and claims that the rea­ extraordinary Council m e e ting A late addition to Council'- "The first la that the attack was sons for Mr. Horn's resignation held Tuesday, February 6, which bulletin stated that "Mr. Horn has called for the "appointment of a made wlhout the knowledge of are purely a matter between Mr. had the same authority this year committee consisting of three Council or Mr. Horn. Horn and itself. undergraduates, namely Arthur as he has had in previous years. Refusing to answer any further Fouks, Owen Sheffield, and John "Secondly, criticism of the ac­ It isn't a question of granting charges, Council claimed that no Brynelsen; and three members of tion directed toward the Council authority for he automatically as­ the Alumni of the A.M.S., namely for placing the advertlsenvent for sumes it from year to yoar. The further direct charges had been Jay Gould, John Pearson and Jack Acountant in downtown papers is authority of Mr. Horn's position made. It would, It stated, bs pre­ Stevenson, together with the presi­ pared to defend Its policy at tho HARRY LUMSDEN dent of Student ouncll (ex-offlclo); unjustified by reason of the fact could only be detracted from by Alma Mater Society meeting next . defends Council. and that lt be empowered to in­ that this advertisement was In­ EVAN AP ROBERTS specific action of Council. There Wednesday, and answer any vestigate the powers, organizalon, serted with the complete know- . leads attack. has been no such action." Charges (AN EDITORIAL) Q The last Issue of the Ubyssey presented the wave of re­ sentment and disappointment that swept across the campus after the news of the resignation of Mr. Horn. A number of charges were brought against the Student Council by various individuals, notably graduates. The Student Council has an opportunity to examine these charges, and In today's issue, we present their reactions and also the re­ PUBLISHED TWICE WEEKLY BY THE PUBLICATIONS BOARD OF THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA actions of a wider cross-section of student opinion than was possible for the last issue between the breaking of the news VOL. XXffl. VANCAUVER, B. C, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1041 No 30 and the press deadline. A group ol students have petitioned for an Alma Mater meeting next Wednesday noon, to discuss Council policy dur­ ing the past few months. From all accounts, they are taking Jean Clugston Wins issue with the Council over matters of Brock Hall administra­ tion and over other matters that have been brought up from time to time. There is talk also of a vote of confidence in Prom Queen Contest the Council at this meeting. Q Vivacious dark eyes But before suh a motion is passed, students should sparkled with excite­ consider several Important points. First they must consider ment as Jean Clugston, in a bright crimson gown, was what students would be eligible for office, and more im­ crowned Queen of the Jun­ portant, what students could do a better job in office than ior Prom amid Crowds of the present Council are doing. Then they must consider the chearing undergrads at the dangers of electing a new and -wholly inexperienced Council Commodore Wednesday ev­ at this time of year for a very hard job. There is also the ening. difficult .question of who would look after student govern­ Beverley Matthew, runner-up ment between the vote of a lack of confidence and the new in the contest, acted as Jean's elections as well as the question of 'who would look after the Maid of Honour, and the two girls, both in red, were -escorted in a elections themselves. Only if these difficulties are overcome grand march around the ballroom and the weight of evidence is sufficient will such action be by Dr. A. W. Cui-rie and Jack justified. Ci Posing with glamorous Gardenia against the background of her home Turner, while the orchestra play­ ed the Delta Gama theme song Now is the time for a little sanity and sound judgement. on the University Farm are two other Aggies, Phyllis Mitchell, secretary and "Hall U.B.C." The issues should not be obscured by a mass of personal of the Aggie Undergrad, and Tom Anstey, president of tho Agricultural Ola Olson and his eleven animosity and argument for the sake of argument. It will be Discussion Club. s\vingstcrs proved the popularity a good thing for the campus if all the excess steam is let off The three are planning to attend the annual Barn Dance at which of the Viennese waltzes by playing JEAN CLUGSTON at this meeting so that the rest of the year may be compara­ Gardenia will stooge for the famous Rosalind, who being now seventeen requests for them over and over , . Queen for a night. tively untroubled. is too old for night life. again, besides his novelty arrange­ ments of Varsity songs, and a re­ peat of his Tuesday presentation of this novelty specialty "The Gal with the Hole in her Stockln!" Communist Exhibition Four Months Seated at the head table were Army Camp Hayseeds Patrons Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Cur­ rle, President L. S. Klinck, Dean Literature Mary L. Bollert, Dean and Mrs. D. Of Dances Won't Affect Students Buchanan, and members of the ^ The new rule providing for four months military train- Hold Hop Junior Class Executive, Archie On Campus At Mixer ing will not, as far as ls now known, affect undergradu- Paton, Pat Carey, Ted McBride, ^ Following close on the ates who are members of the C.O.T.C. or basic groups. and Phyllis l-llls. heels of similar tactics ^ An exhibition of square Feb. 21 at the University of Toronto, dances will be given at This is the belief of Col. G. M. the outlawed. Young Com­ the forthcoming Mixer by Shrum, who stated yesterday ^ Now that the Prom is Deems Taylor munist League this week dis­ members of the Rural Train­ morning that he has not yet had over, the next big date tributed anti-British, anti- ing School, who have their any official word about the new Bonner Urges on your social calendar is the Suite Added American, and anti-every- own fiddler for the occasion. order In its application to uni­ Aggie Barn Dance. thing pamphlets to studenta Members of this school will versity men. L.S.E. Award The hay seeds will gath.r at To Collection of this university. be guests of the U.B.C. stu­ the Kerrisdale Legion Hall on Mimeographed on the cheapest of "The new regulation does not February 21 and cavort to the • Deems Taylor's suite "Through dents at this Mixer. affect reserve army units," he Extension paper, the notices contained at­ Everyone will be wearing a strains of By Straight's orchesU-a. the Looking Glass", Inspired by tacks on everything non-Commun­ said, "and as the C.O.T.C. is a re­ • Today at a meeting of the Novelties will be provided and the popular story of Alice in name-tag to facilitate the 'mixing.' serve regiment its members will Awards Committee, Bob Bon­ istic and were full of numerous As previously announced, one of prlz-es given for the most original Wonderland, is this week's addi­ half-truths. continue as usual. Graduates who ner, President of the L.S.E., will tion to the Carnegie Library of each couple must produce a pass Introduce a recomme ndation costumes. continue training wilh the CO. Tickets are $1.25 per couple. Music. Attacking the continued partici­ and admission wll be 35c for gents T.C. will not be called out for which, If adopted, will be the most and 15c for ladies. Dancing will be from 9 till the It is the intention of Dr. Lamb pation of Canada in "this imperial­ the four months camp." radical thing done by L.S.E. this ist war" and urging young Cana­ The new admission rate is an yoar. roosters crow and refreshm-ents to continue purchasing a set of attempt on the part of the Arts Colonel Shrum indicated that he will be served.