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P.,'"i. !~ .1. winner will b~ ~nnl>unced Ma'rch 15, feasor Contest, Al:>lllard-Schllm&;n 1959,· ' · Limitell, 404 Fol,lrtli A:ven\J.e, New . 'i ·.Re·g...· ·I· on· a· I Me· et·lng· ·Pli~k R,ev,ie~s·. _.Book on Professors Fo:r l'l~try blanks write to Pro- .Xol'k l6, N. Y.-BDG i . By ED DOBSON w' . b W"ll" . . . Hl'lld over at the Lobo is "Qigi/' rttten y I tams NEW MEXICO toB · ·t ·•b H . an accurately pJ:oduced demimonde · ·. · ·. · · . • . - r , • I . THE VoiCE OJ.i' THE VNIVE~SITY NEW MEXICO SINCJl 1#7 Se ' .y 0. norary of t.he. :r.. ar. bl.. ~890's .. It is a ~.usical .. ·.Prof. e.SijOf George. Wil. Ua... m. a of .the o, . . . by J;oerper and. Loewe. an~ 1t s.tars Rice Institute, Houston, Texas, has 'Mortar Bpard membera :frQm Leshe Car,qn vnth her tmpts~ chann rece!ltly written the book "Some of INDIAN SUMMER IS OVER .• , seven coll!lges · and llniversities bt and bel!.utif'llllY cadfi!nced votce. She My B~st Frien(Js Are Pro:fes~or11( Vol.62 'l'uesday, November 4, 1958 Oklahoma, Texas and New Me:x:ico actually steals t~e show fr~m vet- a crittcal co:lllmentacy on the tnstt wilJ meet this week-end at the Uni- eran love~· Maurlce Ch~vaber and tutions of higher educ~tion. · versity of New Mexico b~r~~ Pans ;Playboy ~outs Jourdan, Coqrdinating his findings, with Now Is the Time to Buy Yo~r New Winter Co~:~t · · · ·. . • G1g1 1s getting exclu'!tve les;;~ons on h. · ll · t · t d' D · Wil The '!esslon ts. annually held by how to be a !SUccessful mistres'! and e>;t er c.o egia e Iii u ~ell, . r. - .. campu$ urganization'! Bl!soclated of course she fouls u the whole luuz_tl?. lt(ake~ , a penatra~u1g ap · from $49.95 with Reg~on Nine of this natlonal wur'ks in her uwn sweefwaY'. See it. prats~l l'S gradmg Be Sm~:~rt and Snug This Winter BYU Next Threat; hPa; Jon~f· pres1denth of UN:n;tths It is a rugged tale of marauding their students in this book, students . c ap ~r, Wl) ~erve as os.tess WI Norsemen and it holds one en- are rating their professor'!, Pr. ' ' her a1des ~1stmg Judy Mmces a,nd thralled by it!;; lllarvelous re-crea- W'll' .finds that 53 per cent of Nancy. Lah~ker. . tion of a l~ge~dary er~~;. Technica!lY th~ ~~~;e:;;sors werl'l rated poor; 37 Reg~stJ::attons . wdl be accepted correct .thu:~ fl1ck combmes the Wild pe:r . cent were rated fair and 10 ~riday night at lJok~na Residen- roguish massi'\l'eness of Kirk poug- per cent were l'ated excell~nt. · · ~ml Hall fo'1.' Wom~n Wit~ h:eakfast las and th~ courag~ous ~unnmg of Many of Dr. Williams' colleagues ToNMSkylineL,ead m the Student 'f!mon Bui~dmg a~ 8 Tony,,Curti~. There 1s a httle bloody who bad children in college felt 2904 Central SE ,, • -.1" &.m. the :followmg mommg. MI~s s~ortmg With the women and then th t at least half of the children's • Lena Clauve, dean of WOJ_llen, wdl ~trk loses and eye and Tony loses pr~fe'!sors were incompetent. welcome the groUJ;I and M1$s Jones hill hand and most of the people at·e · · . . . · · · 1~;:;;:;;;:;~;:;;;:;;;:;;:;;;;:;;:;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;~ will pre~:;ide at the ensuing busines" ldlled by sea battles, lap.d battlea, Dr. :Wtlhams du;closes also ihat1~ session. knives, axe'!, croc!>diles, etc, See it. about 35 to 40 per cent of the stu- Luncheon in the Student Union At the Sunshine is "Onionhead" dents that entel' college do not BE FIRST IN BEAUTY AND STYLE ' ' As DU ~dged 21-15 Building is being alTanged by the and it's enough to . make anyone graduat~ .. lt;.l A JEANETTE'S ORIGINAL Mprtar Board Alumnae, Mrs. A. P. cry, Felicia Fat•r is very c!>nvincing Dr. Wtlhams warns that alth~u~h '-> 11r. FitzGerald, president, Speaker will as the "Pass Around Girl" and the many students leave c?llege, 1t 1s The most appro be Dr. Dorothy Woodwatd, UNM old cook on the ship is hilarious not always petson~l failure. Ma!ly pri<>le f11shion for UNM'S TONY GRAY (21) turns right end and sprints away from professor emeritus, currently serv- with his !'cinnamon rolls." Andy leave because of. ~ll~ess, financ1al any ar all occa• a Denver defender durhtg Friday's UN.M-DU football game at ing the university D,s a Regent. Gl'iffith wall j1,1st about the greatest rea::;on~, an~ .ou~~nde mterests. But · Denver. The Lobos stayed off a fourth quarter Pioneer rally to win Dinner speaker that night will movie "face in the crowd" but in ~h~ umvers1t1es Pfefer to say that slo~s. Exquisite for patio and QC!rden · 21-11) and retain the Skyline Conference lead. (Staff photo by Ken be Dr. Miguel Jorrin, director of thi::; flick he should have gotten lost It:~~. the atudent~ :fault. P..r!>fessn are in a bad Wllhams doubts tt. parties, square fairs, who will be beard at La mood you won't laugh and if you Professor Williams points out dances and ttreet Placita dining room, Old Town. are in a g!>!>d mood you probably tbat even this x·ec!>rd of failures wear. A Jaanett• 1958 Delegat!!S will represent the still won't laugh at him. See it, if puts a t!>o :favorable light on col- Orlglr1al will ac Sky/in~ Standings University of Oklahoma, Oklahoma you must. leges. Many professors feel that cent your fa!hlon A&M, Southern Methodist, Univer- out. of a cla.s$ o;f twenty, he has love lineS$. sity of Texa'l University of Tulsa SUB Comm· ,·ffees only two. satls.factory students. He and Texas Te~b. . ~eels that. colleges are unsuccessf';ll Use Oe~r • m educatmg at least half of thetr Convanlant , • Air Ideas af Meef students. • . layaway Plant I\ GuJC:Ie Names Jobs . Profe$SOr Wxlhams concludes i/ Ideas concerning all phases of that "about 93 per cent of Amel'• for· Co/lege Grac:/s Studen~ Union mana.gement were ican in.stitutions o~ higherlearu!ng Inquire .About A "" both given and received by dele- are dotng a p!>or JOb of producmg Charge Distribution of the 1959 editi!>n gates :from New Me~ico SUB c!>m- scholars that satisfy collegiate Account of ''Career: For the College Man," mittees at the ann u a 1 Rocky standards of f;ch!>larship." an annual guide to businesa oppor- Mountain c!>nferepce of the Asso- In order to discover the opini!>ns tunity, will begin ,toda~ i~ the lost eiati!>n of College Unio!ls held Oct. of .. tudents regarding views in ~his and :found office m butlding T-10, 16, 17, and 18 at Anzona State b!>ok the Aflelard-Schuman Lim RallyCom to Hold The publiClltion, intended for sen• College in Tempe. ited 'Publishing Company is sp!>n • iors and graduate students, is spon• The purpose of the conference soring a contest. The contest is s!>red by Alpha Phi Omega, .national was to discuss problems which :face open to all upper classmen. Fresh Parents' w~.~~.~• service fraternity. student unions and to provide an men are ineligible because of their ' Included in the publication is 11. OJ?portunity for stude~ts to share lack of college e:x;perience. - personal assessment of graduate ideas. Workllh!>ps were held on un- A prize of $5M will be awarded prospects :f!>r 1959 by the Sec'1.'etary i!>n committee'!, programming, pub· :for the best essay. The manuscripts un~~~I'J fRIDAY NIGHTS" Starting Nov. 15 of Labor, James Mitchell, A de- lie relations, organization, nnances, should range from 3,000 to 10,000 DOWNTOWN PHONE UPTOWN tailed table is included showing 34 and publicity. • words and should arrive at the pub- 302 Central sw AL 5-8961 .4815 Central NE ,; ways a graduate can discharge his Around 120 students represented l~i!!sb~e=r'~s~offi~ce~b~y~F::eb~-~1,~1~9~5~9~. ~T~h~e~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ militacy obligations. 12 universities at the c!>nvention, "Career'' features c!>mplete cross The scho!>ls were; University of indexes of evecy major company Arizona, Ariz!>na State College, broken down by l!>cation, college California Polytechnic, Uni'\l'etsity No.S background preferred by compan- of Utah, New Mexico A&M, Utah ies, corporate summer work oppor- State, University of Wyoming, 48. Europe fa ACROSS WorldWatU tunities, and most immediately by University of Colorado, Colorado I• llaaeball's man 49. ill-19 recruiting schedules on each cam- C!>llege, Colorado Scho!>l !>:f Mines1 In the bluo irult 50. EngliJih pus. and Penver Uni'\l'ersity. 4.-Kid cathedral WWXI 9. Diaengage_d1 · Delegates :from New Mexico were "a to apeak 12. One puff and DOWN Bill Kriege'1.', chairman of the SUB you'll - how 1. The 49 directorate, Wendy Bennett, Mary Telli!!hlng 2. Koohi ar<> mad" KCDLANSWER Kools are 'l'lith mlld- McCord, Connie Murphy, and. Je:rry 18. Vegetable S. Special averalon Hubbard, assistant dean of men, War ierl 25. On the qui vlve 26. ~ avis. I '"! Lino M. Pel'ez has been elected 27. Ready tor 28. 'Radioactive )"' ., SwitCh -From 1-fots president of Kappa Mu Epsilon, plucking item ': • ' / --,,h.,..,.~ '·'·~-. 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It bolldan and examination perl11!h b)>' the Aasoelated Students pf the lJnlvenlb' ot New · Music Program A. _•· E·· c ~ hd 1·d ·· ' Keli:lco, .Entered as second claaa matter at th!l · PI>Olt 11ftlce, Alb.I!!JU!!rque, AllalUJt 1, 1911, From the Georgia Tech campus: "There are continuous com ' Jmde the act of March 8, 18~9. Printed by tl!e Unlverelt)l' Printhur Plant. Snb.criptlon plaints, on the part 9f the studep.ts, that few are· interested in Stll A R 2: .Four ·_ -..rgv ~ ', ,, rate, 5!.50 tor the oehooll"ear, payable in aobance. · re ·_,esc e. u e. s~u~ents ~ajoring inmu~ic tom1c nergy Get Acquainted Offer! dent Council because it has no power to dG anythtng • • • Student ~ . . Continued from page 1 · Council has made many improvements this past yeart but its po Three intramural 'football games Wlll :partiClpate m the weekly Jn- Th F lt . W ' Cl b . Editorial. and )lusiness office in Journalism ·Building. T~L CB lM428. get by the :SYU roadblock this b' s h dul d d h 1 formal r . th . 't 1 h 11 e acu Y omens u ls 1:1 tential is limited until the student body demonstrates that it' is b ave . ~~n re c e e an. . c a • P ogram m e reel a a sponsoring a panel discussion Wed- =' ~ . weekend. BYU, which took ove1· the Ill interested in governing itself. • . . ,If the student body is tired of !enge pl~Y. has been sta;ted ~n .three of the Music building Wednesday nesday at 7:30 p.m. The :nibject will ~ • 'C:I Editor Irwm lead in the Skyline rushing race a ----~------"------Jim just aceepting decrees banded down from the admitdstrl\tion, this ~ntramu~al sports, assistant 1ntra- at the University of New Mexico. be "What are the uses of· atomic CIGARETTE LIGHTER FREE !>' L . . • . week ago, compiled 281 yards in a may be the answer: show some interest in Student CouncU, then mural d1r_ector Dave Syme has an- ·Th ·ill b. . t . ener"'y in limited warfare?" ,_. Managmg Editor ...... - ...... , .. ____ ,-:~------Ernest -Sanchez 13-6 vic~ory over Utah State this nounct;~d. · . .e program w egm a 2 p.m. "' . . . , I .. ,, ""-~--··~---·-· .. ------ ge.. o.logy.c:Jep·6·rtm. ep.. ves '.l'll,eaday. 'l'h. is. Pa.,Per w.as .writ. ten; p.. nni!U'... il.y Rosenzw..' . · .·.. . ' e··g··. .· 'Leaves. . . . t!J.attend a three dayt.·l~a. convention of by 1\'ank 0. ·Homme w1th tP,e as• .. 'Fo· r· Ge'olo· g·'y Me' ef the. Geol.ogical Society.· in St. J,.ouis. sistance ..... of pr.. ~o::~en~:weig, whil.e ...... He w1ll reac:l a ;paper c:m meta~ he was earnmg h1a Master' a de~e Professor Abraham Rosenzwejg morphic rocks in the •'l'res H!lr• in geQlogy at UNJ;ll, Homme is nQW NEW MEXICO LOB . of th~ University of New Mexic? manas Moun.tains of New Mexico. in Bo1lldel.' City, Nt~v. · ' THE VOICJ!l 011' THJ!l UNIVERSITY 011' NEW SINOI: 181'7 KEDCO------' ' : ' Vol.62 · Th~rsday, Noyember,6, 1958 ' ', ~~# History Students 'La· Traviata'·· o~ge ents In Audttortum T p . f . BYU G For Exam Books ar~tt:~i~s~i~~ tt~ c~~~a~~:~:~~~ o r o Vo or . am e i . ' Council in spon~oring the appear-~-~~---__;;-;------1 I lt has been disclosed that the <1nce here of. the New York Opera , I 'i' department of history has been Festival Company, p t w· k d A p.. t R t• s t• carr.ying Ollt a policy .of ~.h. arging .·The C?.mpany wil},sing ''La Tra- rmy IC ·UTe three cents for exammat10n blue VJata" m the CiVIc Auditorium oren ·s . ee en. , 00 tng ec ·tOn ' books. . Thursday, Nov. 13, at 8:30 p.m. · ·· · TO· Be Sh 1 i ' Professor Edwin Lieuwen, chair- Members of the Cal)lpUS Pan~ I ~ own t man of the history department, said hellenic wm .act as hostess-ushers. T0 B H·IQ hi.IQ ht d Gorne B dCOS that this is necessary because of It will be the comp!\ny's aeqo. nd . e. . e Satu·.· r _lay L L roo I•· .l @&cfpiee the budget allocated for the fiscl\1 year in Albuquerque, "Carmen" was , . 01 N,·g n,; year 1959 to the history depart- preljented last year to an enthu- t SHAMPOO FOR MEN ment. He'aaid that the amount of siastic audience .of 3000. ' B·Y ,. S• .t s· This weeldhe. UNM Film Society. S f G • ..L !Doney allocated to thll departm~nt ',l'he Verdi opera, 'based on the · . 58 ptrl . tng· will show "The.I~ormer," an. Acad- e or . ymostum·. . §'S; = ~.s aroun~ $600, . · Dllmas atory, "Camille,'' is a " . , emy-Award wmnmg fil~ directed . . . " . ~ = He aald that It was not enough claasic :favored by theater goe~;s , Mom and Dads Weekend," by John Ford, The film Will be pre- The Umvers1ty wdl have a p1ped .• i:l '§.:- = for the department to supply exam Continued from page 1 RallyCom's annual invitation to all sented Saturday evening in Mitchell in" cheering section for Saturday's DENVER'S LLOYD LOGAN (far left) picks off a George°Friberg §:3 booklets to the students. It ia at · parents of atudents, will begin on. Hall at 7 and 9 p.m. game against· Bligham Young in pas~ on the DU 20 yard line in the fourth quarter. Logan ran 80 '§2_ the discretion of each professor to E w . the U:t>{M campus Friday, Nov. 15, Starri:ng Preston Foster and Vic- Provo, Utah. · yards without a Lobo laying a hand on him for the second Denver = tell the students how the books are d t• k a RallyCom apokeaman said. tor McLaglen, the pictu;re is a Taking . a page out of the ISUC· ~-- ::'. !'I'' touchdoWll. New Mexico won 21·15. (Staff .photo by Ken Cave). ~.~ to be bought, all at a time or to uco IOn ee .The program will consist of the classic story of the Irish Republi- cessful plan used by Air Force and SHAMP()O - = bring tlJem for each exam. · · annual Spirit Sing, guided tours of can A~my, adapted from the Jlen Army, the Lobos will hear crowd No other departments at the uni- F s KN the campus, a football game and of Liam O'Flaherty, cheers and encouragement from an FOR MEN versity practice this policy; how- ., t b ME the Tea Dance. Admission will be by season amplifier 11ystem which will be con- Pollock Painting Is Featured IN UNBREAKABLE ever, it is practiced at 0 the r I m e y Letters. of invitation have been membe.!,'Ship, single admission mem- nected directly to the UNM cam- universities in the United States. . sent. only to parents of students berahip; priced at fifty cents, or the pus. PLASTIC I , The books may be obtained at the In .recognition of American Edu- holdmg act~'rity tickets. Students flexible five-admission ticket, priced Hookul) Goes to Gym As 'Picture of Month '·/-/ere formulated for a man's hair and "alp. UNM bookstores. . cation Week, KNME-TV will pre- are. responsible to ma~e all reser- at two dollars: The direct line hookup wiD be sent a special film feature "Mike yabons and to pre-reg1ster parenta In,.the .offermg in .future weeks controlled at Johnson Gym where A spectacular painting by Jack· until Dec. 15. Conditions while it cleans. 1;25 """ ta• SHULTON • t• Makes His Mark" on Monda~ Nov m the SUB. are Robm Hood" next week, and nearly 100() students and fans are i son Pollack is the first "Picture of There is no charge for admission o · • . 10 at 5 p.m ' . ' Chairman Is Amorous the annual Charlie Chaplin Festi- expected to form the Lobo cheering . ,; · New York • Toronto Servrce rgamza ron the Month" to be shoWll during the to the building which is open from · . This dra~atic film produced in C\lairman of. the project will val. sec~ion. ::t'he band. will be playing coming school year by the Univer- 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and from . pe sity of New Mexico art a.m. to noon Saturdays. ters Europe· Jobs cooperation' with the New M. exico An~la Amorous and her sub-chair- T' durmg time outs. m play. . 11 and the National Education Asso- men mclude: Mary Carol May, Bob- s . The game Will be broadcaat . ment. Ot t h d I d ciations depicts a young boy's re- bie Frost, Danielle Campbell, Jackie ryou s c e ue through the gym's aound syatem The Pollack :will be e~~~~J1r:1 ·.• The A~erican Stud~nt Ipforma- sent.ment toward his school and King, Suzan~e. Wayland, Gerry Ra- a~d will :f~ature KOB's broa~~st Monday in the Fine Art l NEW CAREERS FOR tion Serv~ce, located m Ltmburg/ family; hia g r·a d u a 1 maturing zor, Judy W1lhams and Pat Gib~on. , w1th Conme Alexander. A mima- located on Terrace and Central Lahn, Germany, has announced that brought about by the understand- On -Friday night at 7 :30 the F NM F t ture field will be set up on the floor will remain there throughout No MEN OF AMERICA: it will again have jobs to offer. to ing of his. school· his counselor Spirit Sing will begin with fr.a- or song es and the UNM cheerleaders will at- vember. A!Derican uni~ersity students who teach~r, and finally, his family. ' ternities and ~ororities co~peting. tempt to act .out the game. Painting Is Loan w1sh t1> work m Europe next sum· It 1s hoped that this ntal film No tryouts WI!l be held th1s year T t f th . • Concess1on Stands Open On loan frQm the Joslyn Mus~um mer. · together with the nation-wide con- and. the drawmg for the groups ryou s or. e annual university Also the acoreboard will be in LAW ENFORCEMENT Most.of the·j~bs available are.on cern over our ·education will en- singing to~ether will'beNov. 18. ~ong F~st trn ~e held. Saturday, operation and the conc.ession stands in Om~t.ha, ;Neb., the painting is a 6 vivid example of its creator's work :fa~s, m factone~, on ~onatruchon cour~f?e . parent 8 t 0 actively . Gu1ded Tou_rs Slated eT~ • m e SCJenc~ lecture hall. will be open. Wanted:· a new kind of law proJects, at resorts, Wlth the for- part1c1pate in American Education Gu1ded tours wlll' be conducted tw e~t.er .a grour m one of the The system has received great which class him as a moving force 0 in the modem-abstract expression enforcement officer. Skilled In estry service, and in valious tech- Week by visiting their children's Saturday morning through the ca ~gotnh es, ma e or female, the support at Air Force and Army and nical industries. . schools. campus and in the afternoon par- name 0 • e group and .the two Col. H. G. Golightly, a member of ist movement. the sclente of criminology, The Information Service, founded Both the Albuquerque Public cnts may attend the Lobo-Colorado songs that !t proposes to smg mu~t the Lobo Boosters Club, said it can Pollock, who was killed two years 1 ago in an auto accident, was born trained In the techniques last year aa an. experiment to see Schools arld the University of New State game. Special tickets will be fh t~u:d ~ to Vat:fhn Porter zn succeed here only with a large if American univerSity students Mexico, joint apQneors of New Mex- on sale in the SUB Nov, 10 through Plogral?l 0 .ce. · turnout of students and :fana. in Cody, Wyo. He studied briefly of Investigation and educated T with Thomas Hart Benton along would be interested in working dur· ico's first .educational TV station 13. Concluding the day will be a ·n h~ annual ~ndlverslty Song Fest "Lobo :fans as well as university with other well known American In the prompt and effective ing the summer months in Europe, KNME-TV, will continue to present Tea Dance to be held in the SUB w~. , e prese~ e on Sunday eve- students are invited to hear the is a non-profit organization whose both live and film "programs con- ballroom immediately following the nmg, Dec. 14• m the SUB ballroom. game," Golightly said. · artists. Later he oeveloped,his own enforcement of all our laws. techniques and emerged along with • main. purpose is to promo~e closer cerned with thia problem. By in- gam~. D. • I c. J N. d Johnson Gym will open at 1 p.m. J:elatwns and . understanding be- formative programing they hope to Pr1zes will be awarded par- Saturday and the game broadcast such painters as Wellem deKoon CHESTERFIELD KINO goes wllh the to an1e OX S arne ing as an "action painter." tween the future leaders of Eu:rope stimulate a growing understanding ents who come the farthest and to starts at 1:15 with game time aet · Men of America to the FBI Ac11.demy and Amex.ica. . . . of the prc>blems as ·well as the ac- the parents who have the most chil- A• f th M t. hfor 1:30, Gained Attention where they sfudylti.w enforcement. . Students interes~ed in wor~~g complishments of eductaion in New dren at UNM. 1rman 0 e on ------He gained considerable attention m Europ~ next summer must J?ID MeXIco. • . . p ., o· for his experiments in producing the ,Amer1can Student Informat1on w• . .1. c f f Cadet Daniel Cox fresh an on· e rscusses art works such as making holes in ~ervice "!t.a cost 0~ $12. Ad~iti?nal St· d t' un·r·on Holds Inn. er Or on es from Fairfield, Calif.: haas beenmse· . . paint cans and letting the pigments mformlltion and JOb apphcabons u en N d T d lected Airman of the Month f r run freely on the canvas or using may be obtaine~ from ;American' . . ame ues ay October by the Univers'ty1 of N: A E u sand as an additional medium. Student Information Serv~ce, whose l• • . • · · ": t A variety of other shows is plan mailing address. 1is Josef-Ludwig- ISten· lng Prog·rams tests,Because and theof theunusually Denver heav:t tnp. TrammgMe'?c.o Atr Corps Force un1t. ;Reserve , Officera om nergy se Di L ned for this month by Gallery Str•. 4a, Imburg Lahn, Germany. number of ballots, the winner of Cadet Cox, the son of M/Sgt. and 11 rector Ralph Lewis. • • A Hi-Fi listening program will the LO:IiO football contest will Mrs. John L. Peterson, Fairfield, The Uses of Atomic Energy in deKooning Show Is Monday Lessons In Danctng be held every Sunday afternoon not be announced until Tuesday, was selected from about 100 fresh- Limite.d Warfare" w~s discussed • • from 3-6 p.m. in the No1·th-South men and sophomores engaged in last n1ght by Sen, Clmton Ander- Monday will also find Elaine de· f T0 Be Given m SUB lounge of the Student Union Build- A • Cl basic work in the unit son (D-NM), chairman of the Joint Kooning's show of eight large ab • . . . ing, Publicity' Director Betty Hull l'ner1cas ub The selection was ~ade on the Congresional Committee on Atomic stracts in place through Nov. 15. th Dastdgrt~esuo~s w~l ~~·g.Iveb it of the SUB directorate said, The Cluh De Las Americas will basis of . academic performance, Energy, and three other experts in This exhibit is coming here from : ' e u e mon 111 lnlf a • They. will have a large alTay of hold their meeting this evening in military leadership qualities, and the field. . . the Museum of New Mexico 'i. ~?~~ every Tues~ay evemng at new hJ-fi records . that will be the North-South lounge of the SUB nerformance of ~uty. . The panel discussion was a fea- Santa Fe where it was the featured . 0· . . . .. played as background music for at. 7 p.m. Mirage pictures will be Cadet Cox. will be given a jet ture sponsored by the Faculty Wo exhibition during October. The mstructor Will • be Shetey studying, letter writing, etc. Tables taken at this evening's meeting. flight .at Kirtland Air Force Base men's Olub. The panel consistoo of The artist is a well known New ~oroughS~~pner~ Wl~h . A,rth~r will also be set up for chess and Members and Latin American stu• as. one of the awards accompanying Anderson, Dr. John S. Foster .of York critic and painter who is url'athy . lOS. .h· osled ~Sl1'1ng •0 bridge. dents are invited to attend the hono1·, Liverm. ore Laboratory; Dr. Fred· instructor in art this sernester take e 1essons s ou Sign up m ' erick Reines Los Alamos Scientific UNM. The show marks her first the program office during the next b l b . . t::. h w· .,, L . . . Laboratory .• co-discoverer of the the west. In the last six: years she week.. . . • sa ,·n u· . . . Re· . ... PIL D rrenc I eave free neutr'on, and Dr. Clayton• has had three major one-artist Coat for the lessona lS 25 cents . e I arrl Celves n. t::. p M t'. White! Lo~elace Clinic, in the field shows in New York and she has each. . . l· L . . cl L . . . ror . ress . ee I ng of radJOlo?Ic.al medicine. exhibited for seven years in the • - · n anguage an 1terature . Jeanette French business mart- Says Limite~ War Is Needed New York Artists Annual Exhibi• EsnUire Club Holds . . . · · · · ager·for .LOBO, the University of . Dr: F?ster satd thahfor a limited tion, . -a E t • · · .' ·· " ·· New M • •s ffi · 1 · ·u war It Is necessary for us to de- x ens1ve studies m the fields o~ search. on the life and work of the · . eXIco Cia p~per, WI velop and perfect the best in at m' Receives National Attention • T . .· ° 0 She is married to Willem de· Mee t1n9 OMOrrow: Hispanic languages and literature late Spanish poet Nobel. Priz~ win· ~~k~g.;;ednesday, Nov, 12, fol' and convention.al weapons. He safd :Kooning and received national at The E s. q u 1 r e Club, veterans hav.e earned a. Ph D.. degree at the ner of 1956. The degiee Will be Th . h· . '.ll tt d .· . f . that. the massiVe concentration of a · t' · '11 h'ld. •t· . • • . · awarded Jan 29 ere s e WI a en a con er- . . • . .• . tention Aug. 11 when 'l'ime Maga carup.us oFr&:dmza 10n~ Wl .·. 0 .1is University of California at Los p .. f • ·u· !'b. - • . • d h' encc of the Associated Collegiate troops which was practiced m pre- ztn.e r~produced her portrait of meetmg r1 ay evenmg at: '1 :30 n . . · . .o esoor 1 an'i receiVe IS p N · " . 'rious conflicts would be militar'ly1 hzm. • ·the Lobo :room of the SUB. Angeles for Sa~ine '!3-•. Ulibarri. B. A. ftoru UNM in 1947 and his 1~ess . .ov. 13"1" as the first rep- unfeasible in atomic warfare. Another show will be the 30 Mirage pictures will be taken1 ~rofesso~ Ubbarrt has been as- Master's two years late:r. During rese~tabvf of· UNM to attend a If the troops were to fight effec 0 prints which will range :from Renoir and it is requested that all mem- socmted wtth ·th~ department of the w~r years, 1M2·45, he was with mM~ng . ACP. • • • . • . tively they would have to be dis to Picasso. 'l'hey will be on display hers be present in auits and ties. moder~ and. classJcallang~age~. at the E1ght~ ~ir Fot·ce and made. 35 JBs Frenc~, a JU';uor! IS a hls· persed into small mobile units for the entire month. Colored slides of foreign countries the UmverSity of Ne:-v Mexico S!~ce ~ombat m1SS10ns over Germany. He ~ory a;~~ngl~~h maJor m the Col- defenSive. reasons, For an offensive will .be shown after the business 1947 f\n,d has r.eceived statewtde also sel'Ved . as a. tra~slator . ~ith ege 0 uca JOn. against this type of· defensive; tac- . An architectural display of ,J Candela, noted. Mexican ,,..n.'l.l+ .... nt.. i' meetmg. recogmt10n :for. h1s work to .encour- the Wal' Department m Washmg• F•f S • ·t· tical maneuvers, light,. l<>w yield will go Nov~ 16 and ...... age the teaehmg of ~pamsh. J.ie ton., . • • . . • . I m. . OCJe Y nucleal' weapons' would become e:x:- Ph•lo hy CJ. b has serve~ on statew1de comm~t- .H1s members.h1ps mc1ude Phi A F1lm Soc1ety spokesman said tremely important. If lar er 'eld '· sop . ·. ·. .~ .. . tees for tlu~ purpose a~d has w~t- S1gma Iota, n~t1onal ;romanea Ian- tod~y that the organization needs weapons were used the d~n· :; of WEAR-EVER The Philosophy, Clu~ w1ll meet ~en manuals for teach1!lg Spamsh gu~ge frate:rmtyi Ph1 :Ka~pa Phi, proJectionists, ticketsellers, and injury to friendly forces wo~d be AlUMINUM, INC. today at 8. p.m. m to'!m 1~0 of 1li t~e el,ementary and ~1gh s~hools. natwnal. scholnst1c fratermty, and persons to write program notes. All highly increased. :Mitchell Jtall. speaker Wl~l ~e .H~s ,dissertation,. ent1tled . Inner he curre~tly serves as. secretary of those intel'ested are :requested to Foster further said that if the :Part-time sales and i!ersonn•1 work. ,The Scholarshh> program available, yr. Dav1d l:lla~t, whoa~ t~pui 1s I:ogunn,,~he Poet.ry ofJuan Ramon the Inst1tuto Internac1onal de Lit· contact C. T. Miller, 920 Paloma ability to direct forces at•med with Pltone Mr. Manuel Gallegos, The Quakel.' Pomt of V1ew. J1menez, led h1h1 mto lojg re- eratura· Ibei'oamel'icana, NE. Continued from page 2 AM S-8829. NOTHING SATISFIES LIKE ' ;_---~-