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MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY, MISSOULA, MONTANA Z400 FRIDAY, JANUARY 28,1938. VOLUME XXXVII. No. 29 Campus, Townspeople Debate Team Mortar Board Sponsors Talks Will Compete New Life Now Possible WHO’S Join in Celebrating For This Quarter In the News February 12 Marg Allen, Missoula Beautician, President’s Birthday Opens Series; To Speak For Student Musical; McMinnville to Be Scene Wednesday Afternoon Of Annual Forensic Arranger Montana Is Noted as Only University to Sell Tickets Marg Allen of Allen’s Beauty In Nation’s Attack on Infantile Paralysis; Tournament Clinic will speak on care of the hair and hair-dress Wednesday, Union Presents Plan Ball Is Tomorrow Night Lela Woodgerd, Mortar board Montana debaters will take the treasurer, announced. Her talk will road for the first time this season Montana State university students and faculty members begin the series for campus women when a team, as yet unselected, Meetings of Musicians, Production Representatives being sponsored by Mortar board Walt Whitman will join Missoula townspeople ^tomorrow night in commemor­ leaves February 12 for the annual for this quarter. If they are suc­ May Reconcile Differences Blocking ating President Roosevelt’s fifty-sixth birthday. As part of a debate tournament at Linfield, cessful the talks may be extended Etching Found Proposed Campus Presentation nation-wide attack on infantile paralysis, campus fraternities college, Oregon. into spring quarter. All meetings and sororities are selling -tickets^ James M. Holm, instructor in are scheduled for the Copper By Instructor Although probably off the winter quarter calendar, the in the only college drive in the Journalists Visit speech, plans to take two men to room.' country, says Les McCabe, Birth­ the tournament by way of Spo­ Four other talks have been deadlocked student musical show may be possible next spring day ball chairman. Montana’s rec­ Missoulian Plant kane, Seattle, Eugene and Corval­ scheduled to follow. Gladys Lines if musicians’ union and Student Union representatives meet­ ognition came from national head­ lis where the Montana speakers will speak on makeup February 9. Poet’s Authentic Signature ing in the next few days can reconcile differences, both sides will have gn opportunity to clash quarters. Wednesday Night Mary Moore’s subject is afternoon Verified at Library ♦said yesterday. with Gonzaga, Washington, Ore­ Dancing from 9 until 12 o’clock and evening wear; she is speak­ The union has agreed to play gon and Oregon State teams before Of Congress at the Gold, Copper, Silver rooms ing February 23. A ctivity Tickets both performances of the show for going on to Linfield at McMinn­ and the Elks’ temple, shows, wrest­ Senior Members Inaugurate New Mrs. King will discuss sports $4 per man and $2 extra leader’s ville, north of Corvallis. ling matches, bowling and card Entertainment Program for clothes on March 2. Mrs. Paul It took the combination of a To Be Checked fee, according to Bill Preuss, musi­ Press Club Bischoffs talk on the essentials of parties will be Missoula’s enter­ In a letter to Holm, R. D. Ma- State University writer, a geolo­ At Next Game cians’ union campus representa­ tainment contribution. haffey, director of speech at Lin­ good manners will be on March 9. gist and an artist, with the help tive. Hence the stumbling block Net proceeds of the celebration Press club inspected the new field, reports that he expects to In sponsoring these talks as a of the Library of Congress to dis­ has changed from the impossibility entertain more than a hundred service project for this quarter, will be sent to a new national Missoulian building Wednesday cover that Montana State univer­ Borrowers Will Not Be Admitted of paying original union demands teams for the second year. Mon­ Mortar board has picked subjects foundation for infantile paralysis. night, inaugurating a new type of sity owns an outstanding etching On Student Cards; Abuse to the objection of the Student program for this quarter. Senior tana, he says, will be in the A in which women’s interest is nat­ of Walt Whitman by Thomas Mortar Board Treasurer Lela Said President Roosevelt, an­ Has Been Serious Union to paying part of the cast of journalists Were in charge of the class of debates. ural, not forced. This series rep­ Johnson, with an authentic signa­ Woodgerd says courtesy talks tor nouncing the new foundation: “In amateur” production while the World war each city did not entertainment. ’ “I expect Washington, Oregon resents an entirely new effort on ture of the great poet. others remain unpaid. campus women start Wednesday Student activity tickets may be fight independently. They were and California teams at the meet,” this campus. Two Solutions —see “Mortar Board," page 1. Students reported to the Jour­ H. W. Whicker, the writer, dis­ confiscated if presented by persons joined in united effort. We should said Holm. “Montana’s opponents Conferees meeting soon will nalism building where a bus wait­ covered the picture hanging un­ other than the owners at basket­ be united in this war!” will not be decided until they get consider two solutions: ed to take them to and from the obtrusively outside the University ball games, Carl Chambers, ASM­ Musician there.” The union suggests that the Stu­ Previously, part of the proceeds newspaper building. The students New Seating librarian’s door. He referred the SU business manager, said yester­ Each team, according to the dent Union recognize the show as were sent to the Georgia Warm were divided into two groups to investigation of authenticity of the day. rules of the tournament, will take fitting the union definition of Springs Foundation and the rest facilitate better inspection. After signature and value of the etch­ This abuse reached an all-time part in the initial round of seven ‘commercial entertainment,” and given locally to hospitals and doc­ leaving the editorial room stu­ Arrangement ing to Geologist Dr. Charles Deiss. high at the last Weshington game, debates. Those teams which have subject to its regulations, and pay tors to be used at their discretion. dents were offered an opportunity The artist, Professor George when, it was estimated, between lost three contests will drop out an orchestra to play the show at Now the entire net proceeds will to see news coming in over Asso­ Yphantis, chairman of the fine 50 and 75 persons passed the door and the remaining teams will go T o B e U sed the quoted price. Musicians will go to a national organization to ciated Press wires, and were then arts department, carried on the on tickets belonging to students. through three more rounds. If no not charge for rehearsals. The lead and direct, though not con­ allowed to see the different phases actual negotiations. Entrance ,to the gymnasium for outstanding team can be picked as cost, they say, is - insufficient to trol, the whole attack on the of the mechanical department. After the etching had been sent conference basketball games will winner at this point, semi-final ASMSU Will Install Plan block production. plague.” They were conducted through the to Washington, D. C. for the first be slower because all activity tic­ and final rounds will determine The Student Union’s plan takes The new foundation will carry building by John Forssen and Tom Utilized by Coast time, it was returned by accident kets will be thoroughly checked, the tournament champions. advantage of a union rule which on an extensive educational cam­ Kerin, Missoula. Schools merely as first-class matter. The added Chambers. Other debate plans are as yet exempts from payment union paign, prepared under expert second trip, after the authenticity unsettled said Holm, who is at­ members who play in not more medical supervision, and this will had been verified by Dr. Thomas tempting to secure an opponent ASMSU will inaugurate a new than one act. Under this plan be placed within the reach of the P. Martin of the Library of Con­ Central Board for the debate which Montana has seating arrangement at the Ore­ separate orchestras would accom­ doctors and the hospitals of the gress, the etching was returned Gothic Arches been invited to record in the gon - Montana basketball games pany each act country. Research agencies will insured and wrapped in cello­ Yearbook of Intercollegiate De­ Monday and Tuesday. Men and Union’s Attitude carry on investigations to deter­ Approves Trip phane. bate. The debate coach also plans women rooters will be seated in W ill Portray Referring to the whole contro­ mine the cause of infantile par­ Professor Yphantis expects the to broadcast a debate over KGVO different sections as is the tradi­ versy, Preuss said, “The union alysis and the methods by which Library of Congress to set an ap­ O f G le e C lu b soon on possible boycott on Japan.