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The Montana Kaimin, October 20, 1936 University of Montana ScholarWorks at University of Montana Associated Students of the University of Montana Montana Kaimin, 1898-present (ASUM) 10-20-1936 The onM tana Kaimin, October 20, 1936 Associated Students of Montana State University Let us know how access to this document benefits ouy . Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.umt.edu/studentnewspaper Recommended Citation Associated Students of Montana State University, "The onM tana Kaimin, October 20, 1936" (1936). Montana Kaimin, 1898-present. 1533. https://scholarworks.umt.edu/studentnewspaper/1533 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Associated Students of the University of Montana (ASUM) at ScholarWorks at University of Montana. It has been accepted for inclusion in Montana Kaimin, 1898-present by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks at University of Montana. For more information, please contact [email protected]. MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY, MISSOULA, MONTANA One-Act Plays Bobcat Game Tickets a W h ig Will Portray w a n d e r s To Be Sold on Special European Life Grizzlies Now that we’ve been around this Train and in Butte university long enough to feel that Triumph Masquers to Present Four we can view the so-called march ♦ Continental Comedies of events with a friendly, compla­ University Rooting Section to Be in West Bleachers cent, dignified eye (the description October 29 BUI Lazetlch plunges Is swiped from Thorne Smith), we across goal line for only Of Clark Park; Fessenden Says Grizzlies have decided to break out with a *core of the Montana- Will Be at Full Strength column. The editor didn't specify, Practice Underway Gonzaga game. Referee but she did say It had to be Inter­ George Varnell Is seen in esting. So If you hare criticisms Tickets for the Grizzly-Bobcat game to be played Saturday or suggestions or anecdotes or French, English, Russian, Ihe background signaling in Butte will be available to students on the special train and what-not, send .them In. Austrian Atmosphere the touchdown, whUe Gon- in Butte at the Finlen hotel and Clark park, it was announced zaga’s Karamattc (77) and In Productions yesterday. Students must present their ASUM activity tickets Problem number one was what Olsen (12) are shown In ■ “ ♦when obtaining game tickets, and to call It We remember back two pass defense position. | again at the gate for Identification Continental comedy will be por­ Tascher to Talk years when all the conservatives before being admitted to the game. trayed In a manner characteristic were being called Tories and The university rooting section of four different European coun­ On Social Welfare Whigs. When we recall how often will be In the west bleachers of the tries In the one-act plays which we hare been disappointed at the park, and all seats are reserved. are to be presented October 29 by At A.A.U.P. Meet failure of theatre ticket prices to Students are urged to get thslr tbe Montana Masquers. -Katmin Staff Photo. go down, and how calmly we now tickets either on the train or hotel, "Roselle" by Max Maurey, a Officers for Year to Be Elected take It, we've decided that we're as the delay In procuring them at By Members of Faculty Just a bunch of Whigs, wandering modern French playrlght, Is the the park will make them late for here and there. If you've got some story of a rather stupid house­ Davis to Speak Democratic Club Group the game. places to go, just tell us and we’ll maid who unwittingly wins her Dr. Simmons Slide Lectures The special train will letve from wander over. way In a trying situation with her Dr. Harold Tascher, assistant At Republican Adopts Program the Northern Pacific station at master and mistress. This one-act professor of economics and so­ Tells Barbs Will Explain 7:45 o’clock Saturday morning, play was first presented In the ciology, will address the American We are suddenly reminded that Mass Meeting Of Five Points and will arrive In Butts about Qrand Ouignol theatre, Paris, last year Pittsburg had a flood. We Association of University Profes- 10:46 o'clock. Tickets for the spo- where Max Maury was once a di­ Of Expedition Bird Habits sors on "National Social Welfare clal wln bo on Baie lnth4 stu<Unt,. who knew Dr. E. Douglas Branch, rector. Political Program Will feature Thirty-five Members of Student Progress As It Is Affecting the j store, Thursday and Friday from who taught English here for a Addresses by Candidates Group Vote on Platform A very popular curtain raiser in University” at a meeting Wednes­ year, wondered what he did when For State Offices At Political Meeting 10 to 12 o’clock and 1:30 to both England and America “ Devils Island” Is Subject Vernon Marsh to Discuss day evening at 7:30 o'clock In the the flood swept through the city o’clock. The price Is 52.40, round throughout the nineteenth century, Of President’s Address | Life of Cinnamon Teal large meeting room of the Union where he Is now teaching. Dr. trip, the lowest rate ever mads. “ Box and Cox” by John Madison Five points were set forth as tbe building. Branch la professor of research David W. Davis, former governor To Independents At Friday Meeting Students must leave on the special Morton was first shown at the platform of the university branch “ Should the university be merely history at Pittsburgh university. of Idaho and nationally recognized to take advantage of this offer, but Royal Lyceum theatre In London of tbe Young Democrats club at a training and research center? Or We always hoped he didn’t even authority on reclamation, will be may return on tbe same ticket In 1847. The plot centers around Six hundred murderers on a tiny University Bird club members the featured speaker at a Repub­ their last meeting. should tt be recognized as a lead­ get wet, because that dry sense Island 189 miles off the coast of will meet Friday evening at 7:30 through Sunday afternoon. the clever plan of Mrs. Bouncer, lican rally to be held In the Stu­ The points adopted are: ing focal point of guidance and of humor should be kept in all its South America were the compan­ o’clock In room 307 o f the Natural Few Injuries a landlady, to procure double rent service In the state In addition to glory. This summer he came to dent Union auditorium Wednesday One, to get In touch with all for her room. The climax comes ions of President George Finlay Science building. Vernon L. Marsh "The Orlzzlles will be at full night at 7:30 o’clock. being a training and research cen­ Missoula—“ getting away from my Simmons, while hie expedition was I voters at the university and assist will speak of the life history of when Box and Cox meet each other ter? Is It possible to Integrate strength for the first time this sea­ bay fever," he said—and told us Several Republican candidates collecting scientific data In the I them In getting absentee ballots the Cinnamon Teal and give a slide and Mrs. Bouncer’s ruse is discov­ training, research and technical son when they meet the Bobcats that he simply parked on the fif­ for state offices are also on the South Sea Islands. Only three pris­ and arrange for a notary to attest talk on birds of the eastern Mon­ ered. service in such a way as to enlarge at Butte next Saturday,” Doug Fes­ teenth floor of some skyscraper. program. oners had ever escaped from this tbe atfldavlt8. tana prairies. Sunday the group In a rather melancholy mood the social productivity as well as senden said yesterday. Nice work, Dr. Branch. It was Davis was assistant secretary of “ Devil's Island” of the Brazilian! Two, to bring Roy Ayers, candi­ will hike up the Rattlesnake. Anatol attempts to break off his make It more substantial?" The.se Last Saturday when the Orlzzlles good seeing you again. Interior under Herbert Work and government, said President Sim­ date tor governor, to address the affair with Mlml, who anticipates This Is one of a series of nine and many other questions will be played Gonzaga, almost every man later served as confidential adviser mons In a talk on the “ Isle of university branch of the Young his intentions, at “ The Farewell lectures on various aspects of bird answered by Dr. Tascher. After In the backfleld had an Injury or to Secretary of Interior Hyde dur­ Crooked Men,” at a mass meeting Democrats. Remember H. L. Mencken's re­ Supper” This is-one of the seven life to be given during the school the talk faculty members who are a bruise. Tommy Rolston, who ing the Hoover administration. He of the Independent students Mon­ mark last spring that It Roosevelt one-act plays making np “ The A f­ Three, to organize Young Dem­ year. A part of each program will interested In this subject will dis­ was not in condition to play served several years as United day evening. thought he could gain votes by fairs of Anatol,” written by the ocratic clubs In all state Institu­ deal extensively with the economic cuss and answer questions apply­ against the Bulldogs, will more States commissioner of reclama­ The scientific expedition with coming out for cannibalism he late Arthur Schnltzler who was tions of higher learning. Importance ‘and management of ing to their respective fields. than likely see action against the tion and was, for a time, financial which Dr.
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