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tg 1 lILe It. .G:71LI "!!'I(>!I ,.ggpj~ VOL. 60, NO. 5 THE IDAH 0 ARGONAUT, UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1955 ~C 1AH II~I OeljlS .4g ji Queen, Court A,ppear g At I etdfiston Today i~pea 'I~pnl.rp Sally Ghiglieri, a junior from Redding, Calif., was chosen ..',': I.p late yesterday afternoon by the male population on the Uni- Idaho campus as the 1955 Homecoming Queen. The University's short-lived controversy with the American Legipn has nearly faded put versity of ~ A member the Delta Gamma sorority, she has been an of the picture with the withdrawal one the e d L t of of action by of t t cheer leader for the past two years. As Queen, she The North Idaho members of the American Legion came put Mpnday asking that the Idaho 'I'p will reign over the entire weekend of Homecoming activities, University cancel the speech scheduled Dr. R. M. Hutchin pres~i~dent pf the Fund fpr I',ntries V pat by Today thc queen and five final-t=, . the Republic and associate Foundation since 1951. living at Hays. Her activities in- director of the Ford ists will travel tp Lewistpn tp aP- cl d f The Dudley Loomis post of Mps- S t Thc cpw has failed tp follow the resplu- gf tipn stated that Hutchins'L Jk wtlich em«eeet:-:.:::::,:.:.,'-;.",-:,;-:.'.;,';:::;;::",::,:=::-„:.:.I I A "pr)blic '<>de mo)ring. It is requested Student Union for lunch and sit in some Idahpans that students of the trpductipn of sophomores and jun- d ance Satur d nig htt. p ara de ttrp- coming parades beginning at 9:30 currently enrolled at the Univer- ay . 'lark celebration also scheduled that floats keep a 70 foot interval the presidents bpx during the game. University of Idaho are still in iprs on the football team as groups. are a1sp sched uled ttp be pre- a.m. anti the annual dance in the ' sity of Idaho, dp support the in- p ys this weekend. Lewis and Clark's between entries. famed writer and his wife are childhood and that we need a few Seniors will be introduced individ- sen ted Sa evening. Kenny Student Union building at 9 dividuals, whp by law have been t~ay . p.m...exPloration of Idahohp —tthe from Great Falls, Montana. pverseers tp ually. Marsh Jones and Ed Hilder,e"i Birth'heA judg,ng numbe„wfli be ns call the shots for us. t'e Wright will emcee at dance. ac- ~ placed in administrative capacity The weekend's activities will pf idaho —is the tireme of the . . Gutthr'ie as devated cpnsi der- This writer is sure that such is npt Idaho's cp-captains, will each give signed each living 'group in the at the University of Idaho, in their Finalists Are Upperclassmen tuaiiy begin at 3 p.m. Friday with program. The UniversitY band and able time iri recent years tp cin- the case. If the younger generation give a short speech. decision tp determine themselves, Three pf the flnahsts are seniors alumni mglstratipn at the SUB queens flaat will take part m a 'f malera wri ing min ma~os.movies. Hee came csnht stand on their pwn twp feet ha- willfli nptt bbe judgedd M if theth numberb, ~fag as educators in conjunction with The rally squad asked that snd the other twp are juniors. All and Hotel Moscow. Events Friday a parade at Lewistpn Friday morn- . to Id h 1953 d 11 ct d npw, I'm convinced American is npt apparent and npt in the the student body, what shall be fit eaceach liviniving groupu bringr a banner of the finalists have been active in night will include a pni>mn pa- ing. ~ 'erialeri foror an ararticlei e onPn IdahoP Pupub- wouldn't be what it is today. proper Ilocation. TheTh numberb must ' and proper for students at this P e ra y. is banner should various activities on camPus and rade, fireworks display and Pep Th queen will be officially. li had liday magazine June b I ' ed th h f institution tp hear and tp see." have the fpp tb all game as its theme pff. Included among these activi- rally. Vandal Boosters have sch«- d b Governor Robert E. 1954. shs puuld be rrt th and present during the ties are: uled a business meeting ISmylie durin'g halftime ceremonies . 'n his article, Mr. Guthrie said: President Thepphilus called Dr. At the conclusion of the parades 1WYIrI:E rally. Jan Avery: Senior from Ciarkia, SUB for 11 a.m. Saturday, and (contrnuw.on Page z, coi. s) (contrnuerr on prrge z, co), g) Hutchins "an outstanding speaker floats are tp proceed tp the va- Veteran's meeting set for Octo- on education," ber'l. This meeting tp be held at The issue wa. brought up at Shake, Rattle And Roll )) p.m. in the Bprah Theatre's meetirigs of the North Idaho Le- for the, purpose of organization. gipn posts in Coeur d'Alene and ln order tp have a voice on cam- Genesee, but since the issuance, pus all veterans are urged tp at- little action has been taken on the tend. part of the Legion groups. sure t'e motor is in good run order in float vehicles. He alsri ~ IIomeeoming Activities FRIDAY : I-,','; ho- ! their floats can be taken tp the I Registration of alumnae at the Idaho and Moscow . I ~C: Ill/» formation area. tels from 3:00 to 9:00 p m ~R, «gistratipn will continue Saturday morning at the Mos- rconrrnued on page 2. coi. s) Chamber, of the City Hall, cow hotel and at the SUB. Freshman women pajama parade through the men' Jl)r'I i living groups at 6:30 p.m. en House I Ho mecoming rally begins at the SUB at 6:50 and travels 0 to McLean Field. Fireworks are part of the rally pro- A word about OP N HOUSE after the game! I! This was started several years University of gram. ago by :,.It."I SATURDAY Idaho students as a means of extending a genuine IDAHO Parade formation of floats completed at, 9:15 a.m. Homecoming parade starts at 9:30. Moves south on rj,-I I Main, west on. Eighth, north on Jackson, west on Sixth, ., 15 and south on Deakin streets. Idaho-College of Pacific game at 2:00 p.m. at Neale favorable comments on the reception tendered the above stadium. groups. own or Open house in all living groups immediately after the Remember visit not only vour living group gcime, in the SUB ballrooms. mer classmates at any place you visit. Homecoming dance, 9:00 p.m., The 1955 porn-porn girls, with that Idaho spirit. I.eft tp right, Shirley Blick, Sharon Choate, Georgia Carrieo, Lin- Music Norm Thue's orchestra. Permission is 1:00 JIM LYLE, by da Lou Williams, Judy Archibald, Sally Ghiglieri, and Margaret Sullivan. These prrrky gals will be providing the pep Alumni Secretary a.m. for women students. ! ~tomorrow's at game. hliggiie ~ l,'. ' Ihhridayub October ~'rlI>, ', ',' THE KAQQ 'ARGONAUT,'NIVERSITY OF IDAHO g, IIJor5 Friday ',gl . 'I uacova Mmu donut- Sparg Aid I CiIIii ]IS Return M~"iajtt~%FgoTRNltjk: fI~ KtttrICS .%'itlI Concessions I . ..~)utte at gaturduu'u football, game ,'~mittee Appttmtttte fs;-„-„;:;.„;;.;" Dignitaries Pi'esent , Dignitaries who will be on'th~ ' camtftusk r>DF ' About abide-five en tes have HorneeospJ@g; Fepre- ayaIEr: the ' the weekly EgeeutiveBoerdrrieet-, „' '.yegg of ' .:,,!~as'ftjtosdny' night at Concessipne Celebrities fran marty, parts ''beech rieceiyect fox tthe, parade. w g ~~ Ce gt 't 5FpscovF '. 'o t3EO booths.oneither side ,qf the Skate.agrdf Cqusrtry. 'f@e comutittee Is to bc ehauge4 1II orcisr Cga@i ltjfershalI ajj the parade stands ekt Titosc , . ftt Student CTuon omit ee Tert veterart'tFeakera wl fqrW wIIo wilt be present are c;Orrgrtid.'s~ . ATmtuu Wilt abu bu m:engine Wut bugrfk uk b um. an grq. A, R Gutbrifgtt'egeats.', 'uiNbeurungd uudeu the StudenteeguruuuBOuudendremuuuedr'Oibnr18, drtbate equa4 which TjrQ take. PctTt,+ .R. . COntlnue tjiroughout t garrte, MCC@e„shih thdx COUIICB., 'g4EDw,'the Parader Paredfe fbrmatiqn ia:Will e g, S~er jjttOXUt tjttak JRA%4CtIOXh Of Studjertt EVe@tS 'tnt at Ieas) etg1lt maklor tournamtente,'and., Nfrsu jy„"Oct'.as,'follows: committee t, s nE Campbeitu President '~berB of thi eornIEtittee Euro Jane Rera@e@, siB gsbotI 'eadbsg the :,tbisr " Patri;ol Scab ILeonard season.,@ging@ er Frenchu'sictent oi 'SE583'Nkg, ' ICCBO tt d "', . 'ection A'tate Long jing. are Chin T „; ~ The tensive..men apct 5ve. 'WSC; Qovernor arg@ bÃirt andi Blade U. 'f. L Band', 'George vaskq and Jane Bortham I+s. Snu, IL( tii 8@+ra Hege $, Afore> Atront, women~e the backbone of' tearrI,Senator andr .Mrs., j' acriE.Nosek was recommeaded e':c;Grand Marshall, Govu an@ 'jets, 'president of Spurs. geitrer.; k Xh ~ .I Of 1>S Studenta annoiinoed> todsty '-"- - -"-:-'"--'- " rudr 1e'-:. gmuue gua, aud grru teat"un» ubo two grouon cvot cootinua to .greSSWOmaiik Gracte pfoat.. ( -0» CÃnt by Coacit, A. Ih. Wbtteheadt First '.Alumni Fera~-m~' A8a- - 48 L'itton-Alumni Preksidert< patch Crqakbarp was appointed co-ed rep- I Gracie Pfoste Ralph tsefll concessions throughout the mtercollegiate competitiort wild be All Senators and 'tepaatrrtaa 'Esesh'K )ttati+ fee 8 Eaz,@II cursfe'. IjrcgtTII,namur kuuga Ig ju wbat coucoa ia a bind cd Ma in e.'e. .U>>ivarnity Club, on this year ts: a~at Ihgrcelff ~RIOIC>ref Q@IE e I > +m ' I k>b. uui rmzo f~,~b '.„~w}itch. agtything can come'.And 'weet Hali, Beta Theta pi, FrencII ;non-agricultural industries of the and, Ba'T. Orchestra. Arfmtssiop Is 81.50 ~ 'O ~rIsjj310",,'repeesenta4i e p the Pubhc events IYIortar Board en4 Bench and IL@g,@ybseOCtte RqÃe ~~%4trdnt t tturr do.The isol ted %est HaH; Alpha Phi, and R a Nu. ,United States C: GsangevÃe Ban ghoul@ guarantee the dress is 'dressy-dresshu 'h seif~ependant Idahqnian —'ection 'ection E: Legion Color Guar their employes an annual wage It is anticipated that ABC TV +~~a@;~~', ' . aad his city weathers through ex- ~ . ~ ~ 'osco~ High, School Band Veteran Idaho debaters are Kay ',. Phi Bet'a, Spurs, Mer- will cover the crowning drEVer,'Bmir4Fomdgttqn, 'mdtee; J~ Gamma of the butt It) rh'ttbbg it'Sc @My»@ygggj~s:, S~rOIIebipg sure to h~—more often th D Ql T D I T D lt Kreizenbeck, Aim Reading, Linda ~ S'ot ' ',Queen; said Gail Mbr,. NBC has learns to take it, and what's ~ 'a Chi Jqb's Daughters, Tau Lou WilUams, Laura Jq Keith, Lee over 100 stations acrqss the na- ak th b He ' Kpp Epio N DrdlT Anderson, Dean Holt, Charles Mc- toft tion, and if'his is televised;P, will Devitt, David Cripe, Melvin Mad be shown, BtVOQ f44trng i), . corrurutt e; Dariene Frost, Clark Normal from Lewiston and Saturday evening. The ',|scab- '" k h d atua to wi th . a an p a au mega. sea and Cherie Bacon. 's wtston's Queen said ~s:giggle is tjrrtct og hol~ 1IT g+ Ijtg4, pe~)riafis walktns'an@ Jerry, walahb recreation, corn- w~to and L cham Gale Mtix. NBC h as ff h SeCtiOn F: KellOgg High SChOO1 Newcomers to thc squad are Su- al03tg'hidt .Stfettt Or IIOBCWayu Or ankrr 0kb)eedt that 10ay 4et 13S,'mjttee - . Of CqmmerCe Flaat nor Smylie who is a direct de- "They ' san Dunn, Leon Weeks, William '; f,L and, Forney Hall, KaPPa AlPha ." Xbqrnock, Dick and Montana Section D: Lewiston Band, Town scendent of Clark. tire @ritV8r a PStb, . aha Deanery 'erGrad, love it." Theta, Gault Hall, Delta Gamima, Albano, James Burt George Rap- It 8, obvioLLE chait:the drEvers Jtrsst Vfestiionst @gshts4 stIeb.Gary Piietscb,were appotntedi to: in- Guthrie was born January 13, The Queen arid finalists along with m pleye, Richard Day, Michael Pet- That i Qlgbjj [email protected] @gw4 5gtt84tst. ak sitreed 'yestigate: thfe tpiacing', of pay. tele- 1901. He was a student at the Urii- most famous books, "The Big e I s'gma "'p" the Governor, ASUI president tref@ g4'~ erson and Willson Mt4.gc'Cod.ttstittut: Ihttltudo Ol fit the new, hans. Sky," and "The West" were Lindley Hall, Delta Chi and "Hire George Woodbury. Chuck McDevitt, and Alumni 'thgzt..%o@~t OQtrIIC@ 45bso Ugb phoaee versity of Washington in 1919 and Way Sec a'asium the Handicapped Stlertrtegsu .'..- j The hOard rnoyed. to petitipa the 1920 and graduated With an A. B. publiShed On 1947 and 1949 ropeeti- retary, Ralph Litton will all be NICKEIL public ev SSjtety QheeÃHR/truk'tb@11UEObe4'CpeOp+ coiiegiaterodeosacaderrgic excuses.. tended Harvard on a Neimen fel- 1931, and they have two children Kohl, Lewiston, Parade Director of Oct. 21. Closed night will entertatnar ltcnnts'1Ieaau G+! be observed in the women's MICA i'&ffie S@MdtntS "OPS, O'Canaghan gave a report. on the lowship. tHe worked as a reporter A. B. Guthrie III and Helen Lar- Lewiston Sesquicentennial; und living >patronize Argonaut Advertizers a compos "11tuÃtb@r k91%di nE tTTLfjfiC SCCMfeII48.~ drty@Cbt hours''trip he and Pi@sch made to the on the Lexington Kentucky Leader son. - Judge Clay Spear, Coeur d'Alene, groups from 0 to 11 p.m. There hh Among ~; will be 'fhisappbes,to:pedtestrianS:asvgCQ'gts',ent show. creative. writing at tiie Udiiversity'riday. They will Tte in Moscow theire, 20 points for general de- He: "Say something soft and the Moon" mug~uO ~~~AC.~ wb+:~< m--. ~-~mto ~eg',acf ~ "d 0, - '. . i .'-,, of Kentucky until recent years. all day Saturday and fly back to sign, and 30 points for general sweet." music said Or OVer. EII 1TE'jtFoat- two' out if cars I@ th4'-65 or ov r age@g+ brIICleetae >+.@~~r..S- . Neves argue.'with. He was awarded the Pulitzer Great Falls She "Custard a geol —peo- Saturday night. workmanship. pie." A prolif might not itotice the difference. for fiction in 1950. .pie prize Rs two has to his t al best se ' ', Here are Sonic of Our Special with My P QVeuS 'ttj@ Did What I lished in It > Wills : ","<„- FLOMIIlS md QAS on, EIIO 'I,'II%OF, gljJNIreS'<.IMrftE he was a owner of I Ch'icago; '7oCki . John Paterson, 24, and Spencer, Rathbone, SNOW CAPS —full cap, less than ever seer San Mateo, Calif., VKSC freshmen, were killed.early yes- ~ 26, ~b ~ ~~ ~ City, Iow morriing in, a oITe-car accident, rie'ar the Pullman city terday 8'OP Ml K &CCQ8lOll8 half the price of new tire. Philip Sou limits. Mrs.'ancy,: Kincaid, 20, ICoscow, was injured. a Traveling at a high rate 'of speed . . P tl th d the car c»ssad the cenfer line on " Also Highway Tred in full cap. k'll t 'thl d'& a wide sweeping curve, struck the . Stop utes after'ho accident. SCOTT S i'nd inquire. I over the bank, rolled oyer several fi times and stopped; wheels up oh ci Flower and q~gm 't. son, as en amP oye Shop Greenhouses >ra a raomad track. The".cur've ts w . THE 'TOP posted at 45 miles pei':tjoitrt The TIP a local restaur@T '9 O.K. RIIliIber Welders car traveled 540 feet fmm t}e ce'n-,at She sneered PhoneoHe 7191 f In the Shopping Center ter line of the ht,hwd,, said Of,a ~uerd.pelts, cuts and 'ises and is connncd to Finch u Compl a I> u Accprding to Metcalf the car'as u traveling west towards,Wellman on Senior: "Waiter, please bring me Moscow-Pullman highway angl some tomato j,uice -for a:pjclr;up." Why Chancellor Adenauer ~t 'IF'he left the road.less than a ltalf,mile A I '>c 'Waiter'"Yese sir, and what will I lb'F I ir tfrom the PitDmani 'yo'u 0')78 city limits. have 'frrr yoirrself?Io reads The Reader's Digest a w ! h Announ(,ing- Re O c IW Yotj'RK UP A TRH about what cig- *It Mrg. I'd'jla ihirigin arette to smoke, there's a pleasant 4 point of view in the Droodle at left. O (Now a, member ef our staff), t re It's titled: Davy. Crockett enjoying +ho %111 SyeeioliZEk in better-tasting Lucky as seen by b'ar e DRESsjIAtijcIN@ in tree. Luckics taste better for a o DESIGNING f f ltrrtful of reasons. Fust of all, Lucky f at SOME ALTEIEA,'iiIONS Strike means fine tobacco. Then, that VlHAT'S THIS'or: thar tobacco is toasted. "It's Toasted" I solution see "In conrrtry more L my titan 500.000 people read the Digest paragraph at right. —the famous Luclcy Strike in German each mnnth. rbrrl rhey rcnrl noi only aitarrt Ilie process— 'of ;,.„'„'."„;:,..."".„.'I0% pcnple rhc United Stares, lrrir nhout rlie prop/e of all tones up Luckies'ight, mild, good- K CO. nations. Thc Reader's Digest lms forged n nero insrrumcrrt for rrrrderstanding among men." tasting tobacco to make it taste even Berlin„Ge;many! l If07 East SECODII; .., better... cleaner, fresher, smoother. So set your sights on better taste— in October Reader' X-RAY OF ADAifft (AFTER EVE) light I Judith IIcy up a Lucky yourself 1hs Par!IfHt Natch- Boston U. iwgest den't miss: DROODLES, Copyright 1953 by Roger Price wuwmmr ', ALL ABOUT LOVE. How can we tell the difference be- jt (aartsIIfp:QIIjte tween true love and Ii physical rittractiou? Can we ~gp really MI in love "at first sight''? Wlmt makes us TD gull gent ~ t>IT4> fall out of love'! Scientist Julian Huxley brings you Ingle, a biologist's viobv of our most complex emotion. ~~1 THOSE CAMPUS MARRIAGES. How do student mar- r'irigcs work out? Are young coupiss rible to cope ' The bri'de bviiih studies anrf household j i r.'..> attdlcgroom are a perfect rnatch'and so chores? What happens jiRI when babies come along? Report on today's coi- are, the'e'sruti'fully handcrafted, Mkster- OCTOPIIS Courtship legiates who promise to love, honor —and study. AT ATTENTION I >Jerry Romotalgy Guild wedding."rings they wear. lyorriz Texas Srrr(c 10-PAGE CONDENSATION FROM $4.OOBEST-SELLER: Cut yourself in on the "MV PHILADELPHIA FATHER." Whether blue- Lucky Droodlry gold blood mine. Ws pay $25 for %'hether plaifI or':most intricately crtrvedt CourtslTip Anthony J. 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Elected'ices were cording so dorff, chai historian Reva Kol ging to Sig agd Jan y pig of Gar engager Y'vogue Fo pa Sig, Da Last We 'gd the D house exch igg. Sure again som( Alpha R I cgtcrtaigig 3 p.m.ralumni registration SUB and.Moscow Hotel al preside Mrs. Rayl G thtough men's living P.m. Iajjama"P~rde. grouPq Mls. Kenn V.p.m. rally af, McI can Field Mrs. Suppc Mayland 7:20 fire:worlts Spokane. SIGMA NU Membcrr p%~++'naj'4%~ipjraJe October 12

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Van JOHNSON ! Joanne DRl Varsity Paper House IIl West Fonk's Moscow Hotel and Coffee Shop Ben Franklin Stores The Ice Cream SUN. Bar Rudy's STAR The Perch Sterner's Studio JAM

Tip Top I(yle's Photo Suppilrios Sanitary Market Moscow Florist 4r Gift Shop Rollefson's Grocery Scot<'s Flfiwcr Shop Willis and Market grocery Murphy's Men"s Shop Walgreen!Ltniyerstty .Ilrug Peggy's Millinery

FRANK t( Corner ilrug and Jewelry Creightons Carter's Ilrug Store Rexaii itrug Davids'arisian N Jackie Jewelry Bolles Shoe Store X J 4 Jewelry Malar s Gem Shop O Ift Rubber Welders SUN.—fi Singer " Sewing Center 1 Security William HO Chevrolet Jennifer JO Crooaraea Spence Electric ! Color by Da Xorthern Pacific Ibilway Moscow Office Repair Equipment @ %eely's Travel ! Service Moscow I"urniture M Wcpcan's Barhor Shop N Western Stori; Alice's Beauty Shop Albert Johnson Radio Half and Half Ward Paint J|I Hardware Company SUN.- Wciscl Insurance y i TH+

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i I t'r ''di "t m. Im, I 4 i R R Hell Divers .'I'. Willis Slips In Total Will Win ees Vane.a 8 eel, Elect Officers ' ~ 'e r 1 r ie Offense, CaiIIs In Passing >r~s,~ At Monday Meet :.Oug.l .. acl!lc . I erg Election of officers will high- offense rn the PCC, Idaho quarterback Howard Willis moved light the first meeting of the Hei! Divers, University lhi, By John B. 'Hughes up to second place in pass completions ranking behind Jerry After one week of'action in intramural football Delta Tau swim honorary to be held at 7:30 p.m. in e4l u I 'er rain or shine, the Vandalg will be ready. Coach Skip Stahley and crew have Gustafson of Stanford. Delta, Phi Gamma Delta, and Delta SIgma Phi have moved room 103 .e 'et ha co of the Memorial Gynl ' I worked this week in both, Wednesday in the middle of a rain"storm, last night on a dry " into early leads in the fraternity leagues ; while the inde- Monday ~ Pg~g~fgggprsg~ I evening. ie pendent race is still close with a number of teams at the top. a P'" '"."g' u'O' The Fiji and Delta Sigs each 4 These interested in trying otrt The Vandals face their strongest opponent to date, tomorrow afternoon, Neale Sta- Ptfyaygpp~ Pgp 0 2 .000 3 picked up two victories to move for the Divers are asked tp bc dium at 2 p.m. The visitors,.the College of the Pacific Tigers of California.. " 'l't''he at Vandal scouting reports son. tempts which were good for 225 rfypA4Iy~ to the front of League I. The sur- the pool at 8 p.m. to watch deryrprr. p I both in the air on'the ground. ' yards. prising.. Delta Sigs won their sec- 1 0 1.000 strations of what they hard- The Vandals will be fired for was elected to will be ex. give the COP team a better, COP Ct ci atlI Mickey McCarty 1 0 1.000 stePP&~ ~ ~ by their of the season at In total offense Walls trails a ond game by upsetting TKE 6 to pected to do the following Monday hitting line than that of the rfirst game his second consecutive term as WSH 0 1.000 er two scores a week ago, lost pair' pf Stanf~d aces ' BQ Tar 0 and the cellar dwelling Tpwyr I 1 in order to qualify for the one,home, that's a Promise from the the Vandal Riders in honorary, to Stanford and touch- president of GH 1 1 0 1.000 Arizona Sun Devils, and a speedier point a bali club and the coaches. The and Gustafspn as well as Jim Shan- Mens Association forfeited to the ' sd 0th backfield with top threats down to Purdue, so far this sea- ley of Oregon. Tarr leads with, a t'u ff'ighter Fiji. Ic 1 0 1 .000 Id h f e f th~ elected were Freeland Th orson, WRA Fills Holes The Delts Cook over sole pos- LH 1 0 1 .000 'v'ice-president; DDa r i en than Willis. ry, session of first in League II as UH 1 0 2 ,000 Yvonne In (Nfieer Slate Qcretary; and Bentley, 26 League 4 they trounced Kappa Sigma to The Women's Recreation Associ- 0. Phi Delt holds second on the IC 2 2 0 1.000 ----- ":::.:,:,'':~-,....,,",S veral injmies which kePt ation recently elected three new of- PllI '::':. ':''.::::: oved into the top bracket among . According to Freeland Thorson, strength of a 6 to 0 win over Delta UH 2 2 0 1 000 ma,"Ir ':::::y,,%agP,:::,:.",.:":,':::::,'::,',:::::::,,::,:,.":h,i:::.,::%W:th ee Piayem at h me ta t week ficers and a sports manager tp fill th h h t t t, there wat he n rate ooprdtet Chi; while ATO, Kappa Sig, and LH 2 1 0 1.000 i tte vacancies acquired during the sum- k defending champion Sigma Nu are CC 2 0 1 .000 mer. all tied for third w!1th 1 and 1 CH 0 1 .000 ',,!', Janice Crisp was elected vice. p records. WSH 2 0 1 .000 preslden, Peggy Brink secretary, in average wit 'a net average, of f In League III, four teams are GH 2 0 2 .000 a ' edy and Virginia Symms reporter. Car- It's nothing new —but you have got to have attendance F g. - ~ F 6 yards pe r carry.. Tt''rtmiis ies Teams are expected from Mon- crowded at the top with one win SCH EDULE olyn Sanderson was appointed ten- and financial gupport to run a college football team. Small t e brunt a e le t a ac po UCLA's apiece. Campus Club Chrisman Oct. 10 'ith Bob Davenport, pow- .taiia State College, Oregon State 1, Monday, at 4:10 nis manager. and large colleges are today. finding it more and more diffi- On The Arm er-driving fullback.; College, University of Oregon, Colo- 1, Willis Sweet, and Gault 1 all Field 1—DSP vs. BTP cult to get the football fans to come out to their park and Cpach Stahley will place his Jim Shanley, Oregon back, leads radp ABuM, Brigham Young Uni- 'are undefeated. Idaho Club,2 and Field 2—PKT vs SAE Field 1—CH1 vs UH 1 'itness an afternoon of competitive football. hopes tombrrow on the arm of in this department with a 9.1 av- versity, Washington State College, Upham 2 are tied for the lead m Field 3—PDTvs SC Field 2—CC2 vs WSH 2 Here at Idaho we are in the Howie Willis, the Los Angeles sen- erage and C. R. Roberts, speedy California Poly and Idaho. League IV with two wIns each. Field 4—DC vs KS Field 3—LH 2 vs IC 2 f QIQO IO f flpgggf sation, and the running of half- USC Trojan backfielder, has av- Livestock for the show will be Intramural director Larry Gold- Field 5—DTD vs SN Field 4—CH 2 vs UH 2 back Ron Braden and fullback eraged 7.4 yards per carry to hold furnished by Harley Tucker of ing announced that all seven fields Field 6 vs WSH 1: Field 5—LCA vs TMA . anyone for the poor showing as far Withe Oa y. A knee operation d wn ond pi e. Joesph, Oregon. will be remarked today. Ram Field 7 LH 1 vs IC 1 Field 6—TKE vs BTP , as scores go,'then let's hire a ma- man au a tet which has slowed Mel Schmidt, the Willis continued to dominate the early this week washed away the Tuesday, Oct. 11 at 4:10 Field 7—PGD vs SAE gician instead of a coach—horses prizes fpr the winners mammoth halfback from Coeur d'unters even 'after Idaho's disas'- initial markings. instead of college players. } event wiii be belt buckles first. 4 Of Of Alene, is getting better, and Mel trous showing at Arizona with an Golding also stressed that the Live television in this area has ~OStCf ~ ~ boots I m'ay cut loose tomorrow. average of 40.9 hvlng groups are ln Cl b U e ty I ttcr yards Per Punt. levies,, fourth. competing npt tackle. Due tp ill preseiit ail In the line Eivlnd Resa, junior Wiihs has Punted a i~i~i Pf 10 Thorson also said that thc Ag touch football a times for 409 yards. couple injuries all participants are Danl e, Oklah 0ma Southern Cali- 'I'lanket to Sam Fauffman of guard has a badly bruised leg Ball and the FFA barbeque will be Boise at halftime pf the Hpmecpm ~h~~h may keep him from 4tdi Idaho Ends held the same week end of the urged to ease up on rough play. ' A trio of Idaho ends who have Intramural swimming will be- b t I hh O'I to mg game this Saturday in recog duty. Other minor injuries will Rodeo. He said that it'would be the been the main cpgs in Vandal Pass- gin early itr November. The swim- th ~int th t the average TV nition for hts outstanding work in weaken the thin ranked Vaiidal. "Western Weekend" on the cam- es thrown by Walls rank 11th, 12th ming pool will be open for practice vlewar 1 b~n captiv~ into the Vandal B ste~ organtmtion... Thcst~ing Vandals (probable): pus. receiving the Monday through Friday from 3 to fpiiowtng these teatns through Every year the I Club chooses pete Gerpheide and Ed Hiider at .- " P on Admission charges for the rodeo and Wednesday and Fri- the modern means of the home the man they feel contributed the ends, Marsh 'Jones and Dick Fos- are $L00 for adults and 75 cents 5;30 p.m. day from 7 to 8:30 screen and have forgotten about most to the Vandal Boosters during ter at tackles; Jerry Smythe and Pete Gerpheide leads the trio for students. p.m. with four Intramural Touch Football teams they have followed loyal- the past year and present him with Mike Hepler at guaranis Wayne catches good for 63 yards. ly in the past. the award. Walker at center, Willis at quarter- Larry Aldrich, rangy soph and League 1 W L Pct. Trojansy 1 000 The attendance at last year's Kauffman is President of the back, Braden arid Nprby at half Roger Randolph have also each ~la at Seattle p»at- DSP 2 0 u"day WSC-Idaho game exemplifies this Vandal Boosters Club at Boise and backs and Gary at fullback caught four passes with Aldrich af«»ppn. PGD 2 0 '.000 point. For years, Idaho and WSC has done excellent work in that The Varrdais wilt need tp stpp picking up 49 yards and Randolph BTP 1 0 1 000 In the other . VIIL'TORY have been traditional rivals and field in the state. t'e COP club in the first part of 23. feature game be- TKE 2 1 .667 for weentween conference 1' fans from Spokane, Lewsiton, Mos- the game. In the first three games, Idaho ranks well back in all oPPonents PKT .500 unbeaten Oregon State will meet SAE 0 1 .000 cow, Pullman and surrounding the Idaho inexperience showed uP team statistics except pass offense ~T~~W~~ e atipns fourth ranked cities have flocked from here and jap I jl4gg like a sore thumb, when fumbles and punting, ranking third in both team, LCA 0 2 .000 there to witness this annual classic intercepted passes and bad mis these departments. TMA 0 3 .000 U Remaining games this th of the Palpuse. takes gave their opponents some Only Stanford and Southern Cetl weekend League 2 for conference With live television in these peo- 'he Hpt Rod Angels Club will valuable breaks. 'pp the Vandals passing average of teams, excluding DTD 2 0 1.000 (the two previously mentpined pie'a homes few. npw tge the meetWcdnesdayeveningat7P™. T;cket manager Del Klaus 6ald 105.3. are: PDT 1 0 1.000 tme or trouble to attend g~es in the judges'chamber at the City estcrday that the attendance fig- S~o& L ads Washington State at California, KS 1 1 .500 Hail. Colorado at in this area. A Sppkanite whp ure will, be above that of last Oregon State and USC rank Oregon, Stanford at SN 1 lt .500 All hot rod Michigan State If'KM hasn't missed a game in fifty enthusiasts are urged San Jose State, in a review of ad- ahead of Idaho in punting, with and College of Pa- ATO 1 1 .500 SHOP to attend this meeting. Cific at Idaho. years said this weekend that he vance tsaies. Tickets are going 43.7 and 40.8 averages, respec- Sc 0 1 .000 t didn't want to miss the game of tively. The Vandals, main13 on fast for the Washirrgton State 4 Hr the week on TV or drive all the the toe of Howie Willis have av- Top: fin BID athIetics schoIarsh 1 s living qu' p p u au tp 66e th e gam 6 y p h Most Scholarships Schools such as Idaho and WSC, Stanford's upset kings lead the rousing which are located in towns which We statrd corrected but this Then there was the mountaineer Conference in total offense while F ar mo"e atMctic scholarshiPs can not totally support their ath- who put a silencer on his shotgun. UCLA ranks a surprisingly poor Bottom letics, are being hurt all over the ave been awarded here than in His daughter wanted a quiet wed- fifth which too nation as a result. any other year and the fine ma- ding. Washington Huskies are the top have discussed when terial obtained has proved that A dumb girl is a dope. A dope defensive team on the coast and ittt I4 Rl when you don't have the paid ad- Point- Gale Mi» the ASUI m»- Is a drug. Doctors give drugs to this weekend will stack their rec- mission ypu can'. support a vast, ager whphas followed sports close- relieve pain. Therefore, a dumb ord against the number 2 in total program such as is being built Iy in his Fears here, says last year ghl is just what the doctor ordered. offense, Jess Hill's Southern Cali- "j''I-IE at Idaho and carried out at, WSC found the finest all around 'bunch ACTIVATED Attendance at both schools is of'thletes to come to Idaho in a down from past years and the de- »ogle Fear. ~ By appolnlmenl purveyora ol soap lo the late King George Vl, Yardley rt Cow Ltdw London crease is evenly tapering off each And, the coaches and alums season. promise, this is only a start tp- Vandalism Can't Ban TV wards rebuilding Idaho athletics to does it mean a int where t is a cinch that ypu can>t tele- Po the Vandals can According vise all of the area games or ban P udly comP te m& Pacific !ate dictiona football from the television screen Coast Conference schools. spirit or con< but spmethhrg must be done to But to do this, it will take time willful destr prevent television in general. from and money. Me money ang e h the of, things of ruining football gates in such cases big question mark. You'e got to Jason feels as Idaho and WSC. keep up with the times, no matter students of t The University of Idaho this if you sPend a httle on somctiu g ho set Wct that shouldn't year again obtained the finest prep be down according could be tw football players in the state and to th word. You has a fine coaching staff. This, as Taxpayers aad alums are not hinges on w you know, has been expensive, for going to foot'the bill entirely. It ism" could 1 modern football as it is played is up to the students and fans to of the Unive today is tremendously expensive. gct in an pitch for Idaho. pr conduct of There are such expenses here 01I or down at This current attempt by Idaho righ Idaho as new uniforms, the break- supporters to build up the program We have gpr ing away of athletics from. the must be backed through thick or developing jL ASUI which means added payrolls, thin by the Idaho fans. Tp be Each year scouting trip costs, for you have proud of your state university ypu ton State tp keep up with the next fellow arid must be loyal even though the cur- idaho foptbal have some knowledge what your rent outlook for this season looks terost in fpo opponents will do against you, and rather dim. sense of riv about every er, In years thus!asm has spr'cad apron II,SI!, When the s ed or drie t schools spent A. L CO. Felling back I" !'iil„lri" te!ephpne or S III'itt li i pounding on A il the Iensure Both of t p comes thru in Filter Tip Tareytpn. You get the full Prover! a was rich ta ste of Tareyton s quality tobaccos in a filter Tennis cigarette ly did npthi that smokes milder, smokes smoother, draws easier...arid it' spi i'it, good the only filter cigarette with Golf a genuine cork tip. on the field Tareyton's filter is Yardley brings you pearl-gray because it contains Activated standing in t Charcoal for real Basketballs filtration. 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