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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, Z400 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22,1938. VOLUME XXXVII. No. 36 Montana Debate Team Takes Masquer Casts Grizzly Coach Delta Gammas, System of Aiding Freshmen Are Rehearsing Thetas Eke Out Third Place in Tournament Awaits Action Nears End of Trial Period Four One-Acts Basketball Wins From Arizona Plan Notifies First-Year Students of Low Standing Coombs, Scott Win High Rating in Coast Competition; Program Of Plays To Be Given Intersorority Games to Continue Forty-one Squads Enter Meet; Whitman In Student Union Theater Tomorrow; Final Clashes And Arranges Conferences to Discover Is First, Pasadena Second Friday, March 4 Fessenden Is Possibility Will Be Thursday Reasons for Deficiency For Football Post Masquer Casts are rehearsing the Kappa Alpha Theta and Delta Aide Third place in Linville college’s annual Pacific coast debate In Southwest First trial of the university’s new system for aiding fresh­ four one-act plays, to be presented Gamma eked out slim victories men of low class standing is almost finished, Dean R. H. Jesse tournament went to the Montana team of Walter Coombs and the Student Union theater over Alpha Phi and Sigma Kappa Bill Scott after a three-day contest in which 41 teams from March 4. “I have received no offer from in the opening games of the Inter­ said yesterday. No estimates regarding its effectiveness have 18 schools in five states competed. The tournament climaxed Ernest Reed as Mr. Campbell is Arizona’s athletic authorities con­ sorority tournament last night in yet been made. The system consists of notifying students in cerning an acceptance of the head the women’s gym. a 1500-mile, nine-day trip during** the only man in the cast of “The •$the lower 10 per cent of all fresh­ football coach position,” said Doug which four Montana ' speakers, Mouse Trap” by William Dean With a minute to go, Eileen man courses of their dangerous Thursday to Be Fessenden yesterday. “I made no Hamilton, Theta, scored to put her Amateurs Open Coombs, Scott, John Pierce and Howells, directed by Ruth Chris- status and arranging conferences tiani. Women in the cast are application for the job, but only at team two points ahead and then Fred Dugan, toured schools, debat­ to discover reasons for it. Fresh­ Publication Date Helen Lane as Mr. Somers, Mary their request, went down and Catherine Wickware pushed in a Picture Exhibit ing 13 times on the way to the Mp- men honestly dubious of their class looked the football situation over. free throw to make the count 19- Minnville, Oregon, gathering. Rose Chappellu as Jane, Jean ratings may discover where they Of S lu ice Box Burnett as Mrs. Miller, Virginia Arizona has a fine layout, much 18, the final score. Hamilton made In Art Building stand and cannot complain later in Whitman college, tournament Lou Horton as Mrs. Bemis, Effiel- better than I thought it could pos­ 12 points and Wickware, 11. the quarter that they were un­ winner, came out with ten vic­ len Jeffries as Mrs. Curwen and sibly be. I was interviewed by In the second game Esther Cun- aware of their deficiency, says tories and no losses, as compared “The Sluice Box, new campus A large crowd viewed the Shirley Haman as Mr. Roberts. President,Atkinson and the coach- niff lead the Delta Gamma attack Dean Jesse. to the Pasadena team’s record of literary magazine, will be on amateur photographers’ exhibit Smallest cast is that of “Over­ selecting committee. with nine points. She was closely which opened at 2 o’clock Sun­ The notification plan divides be- ten wins, two losses, and Montana’s sale Thursday of this week,” tones” by Alice Gerstenberg, which “If I accept the position, it will followed by Dorothy Dyer of .the day afternoon in the Women’s low-ten-percenters into three nine and three. In the tenth and Editor Phil Payne announced presents different aspects of two not be that I am desirous of leav­ Sigma Kappas with eight. Final groups. Freshmen low in only one final round Montana was tied with yesterday. Club-Art building auditorium. women. Harriet (Lela Hoffstot) ing Montana, but because I do not score was 21-17 for Delta Gamma. General run of the exhibit is course receive a postcard asking two Pasadena teams and a college First issue of the new maga­ and Hetty (Joyce Hovland) are wish to pass up this splendid op­ Alpha Chi Omega plays Mave­ toward dogs and landscapes and them to discuss the matter with of the Pacific group. zine will be a 25-page number the different natures of one wom­ portunity,” he added. Arizona’s rick women and Delta Delta Delta no "candid” shots are included. their instructor. “We left a week ago Saturday,” comprising examples of student an while Margaret (Peg Hayes) coaching selection is expected to­ meets Alpha Delta Pi at 7:15 Among the 24 photographs are Students low in two courses must said James N. Holm, instructor in writing of various types includ­ and Maggie (Ruth McCullough) day or tomorrow. o’clock tonight in the remaining three architectural studies, two see both instructors and advisers, spehch and coach of the debate ing stories, poems, sketches and show the opposite sides of another. Authorities at the border school first-round games. infra-red landscapes and two while those low in three courses Dean R. H. Jesse says first trial teams, “and w e debated Gonzaga essays. All work, with exception Melba Mitchell will direct the telephoned Doug five successive Delta Gammas and Thetas play outstanding portraits/ must confer with instructors, ad­ of new system for aiding freshmen that afternoon over radio station of a lead-off editorial by Presi­ play. nights and asked him to come at 7:15 o’clock tomorrow. Win­ The exhibit will be open from visers and the dean of men or wom­ is nearing completion—see “Sys­ dent George Finlay Simmons, KFIO on industrial arbitration. Romantic names in the cast live down. Coach Fessenden, with free ners of tonight’s games play at 2 to 5 o’clock on Tuesday, Thurs­ en. Classification into one of the tem of Aiding Freshmen," page 1. will be by student writers. That evening Coombs and Scott up to the title in “The Romancers” transportation by airplane and 7:30 o’clock the same night. “This is only the first issue,” day, Saturday and Sunday, Pro­ three divisions is also subject to met Gonzaga on the Japanese boy­ by Edmund Rostand, directed by railroad, complied and left Wed­ Tomorrow's winners play for said Payne. “We have in our fessor George Yphantls said. previous scholastic > record or to cott question, the contest which Alice Woodgerd. Frances Tonrey nesday morning. From a crop of first and second places Thursday files enough material for several Studeht and instructor ex­ previous conferences. will be published in the Yearbook will be Percy, Margaret. Clark, 72 coaches, Arizona’s committee night and the losers play for third Confident more issues, but we want more hibitors include Stanley Healy, Upperclass students receive no of Collegiate Debate." Sylvia; Meril Carter, Bergman, place. stu d e n t contributions outside cut the list to three possible can­ Missoula; LaRue Smith, Great cards because their earlier expe­ The following Monday morning George Ryffel, Basquinat and Bob English classes. Student writers didates to fill the place left vacant Falls; Ted Walker, Great Falls; rience should be sufficient to make the Montana teams met Washing­ Warren, Strafoul. by “Tex” Oliver, who is now Ore­ may leave manuscripts for the Otto Rasmussen, Lavlna; Don them aware of their standings and ton State in five debates and de­ “The Still Alarm” by George S. gon university’s grid mentor. The Sluice Box either at the Main Co-eds Expect Bauer, Watford City, North Da­ of the reasons for failure, accord­ bated Idaho twice that afternoon Kaufman gets four-fifths of its other two choices of Arizona are hall telephone booth or at the kota; Paul Wolcott, Jr., San ing to Dean Jesse. Instructors in and evening before speech classes cast from the recent Masquer pro­ Hobby Adams, Southern California Diego; Dr. Donald Hetler and freshman classes submit names of Student Union office. at the Pullman school. duction “Saint Joan.” Virgil Mc- assistant coach, and Orin Landreth, B a ll to Rival Paul Bischoff, university faculty the bottom ten per cent, at the Sisson Sends Greetings Nabb as Ed, A1 Fluto as Bob, Bob Long Beach high school tutor. members. same time notifying students that Reed college, Oregon, entertained Henderson as the bellboy and Ger­ The University of Arizona at First Success they are doing so. the Montana group, who talked Mental Health ald Evans as a fireman were all Tucson, an opponent of the Griz­ Before university income was with former President E. 0 . Sisson in the winter quarter major. Roger zlies next fall, has a stadium of Moore to Speak cut, the school used a mid-quarter Hanson as another fireman com­ 15,000 seating capacity. At present notification system known as the of Montana State university. “Mr. To Be Topic Final Plans for Formal Sisson sent greetings to all Mon­ pletes the cast. Director Violet the school is spending $100,000 On Proper Wear “yellow slip” plan, which applied tanans,” Holm said. Thomson will direct. more on the stadium. “Well Under Way ”, to all students enrolled. The new The two Montana teams gave a Listed on Arizona's schedule for method will overcome one of the For Contest Walters Says Mary Moore, local dress shop demonstration debate at a convo­ Fanhellenic council will meet at next fall are Notre Dame, Southern “yellow slip” plan’s defects by re­ proprietor, will speak on spring cation at Reed college, which has 6 o’clock Wednesday at the Kappa Methodist, Santa Clara, New Mex­ quiring instructors to submit just “Final preparations are well formals and afternoon dress at 4:30 no debate team. Delta sorority. ico and Oklahoma. per cent of class enrollment, rather George Bivin Foundation under way and AWS expects to o’clock Wednesday in the Silver A visit was paid Wednesday to than leaving the number to the Will Offer Students make this year's Co-ed ball as suc­ room. the new Tpu Kappa Alpha (na­ teacher’s discretion. Comparison cessful as the first one in 1917,” University women wijl model tional debate fraternity) chapter at Cash Awards Campus Congress to Debate between different courses will be Virginia Lou Walters, Kellogg, dresses upon which she will com­ Pacific university. Two debates more'accurate. Idaho, president of the organiza­ ment. They are Polly Ryan, Lois with the school’s teams were held. Cash prizes totalling $100 have Value of Training Courses tion, said yesterday. Acting Dean Anderson, Doris Quaintance, Mary “Thursday we went to McMinn­ been offered by the George Davis Mary Elrod Ferguson has granted Cowell, Dorothy Jane Cooney, ville,” Holm said. “Local papers Bivin Foundation, Cleveland, Ohio, 1 o’clock permission to women stu­ Helen Lane, Hazel Vial, Virginia. Shallenberger there called the gathering the sec­ Virginia Lon Walters,' AWS for the best papers submitted by Speakers Mahoney, McDonald Will Uphold Negative, dents for the dance Saturday night Cook, Charlotte Randall and Anne ond largest forensic tournament in president, expects Co-ed ball to Montana State university students in the Gold room. Hamish. the country. It is the first time in McGahan, Huppert Affirmative in Forum; Says Posters rival first success—see “Co-eds Ex­ on some phase of the relationship The annual dance was instituted Miss Moore ' w ill emphasize three years that we have gone into pect,” page L of emotions to mental health of Program Not to Be Broadcast in 1917 and a leap year idea was proper wear at certain seasons of regular university tournaments. It children. Dr. W. R. Ames, chair­ used. The plan prevailed for a the year and various times of the Are in Mail • • • really, marks our re-entrance into man of the committee in charge, number of years until gradually day. She will discuss town and fast competition. And there was “Should our university meet the demand for trained work­ announced news of the contest last the party became known as the country wear and a complete ward­ Amateur some plenty fast competition there, ers in public service?” will be the question discussed at Cam­ night. Girls’ dance. Each year a particu­ robe for the year. Illustrated Folders Invite too.” Deadline for entering papers has pus Congress at 7:15 o’clock tomorrow night in the large meet­ lar theme has been used. The talk is a Student Union proj­ As to his team’s performance Students, Teachers been set for May 14 by a commit­ ing room. Due to a conflict with another radio station program, This year the story of “Snow ect sponsored by Mortar board. Holm said: “I thought we did very Here in June tee composed of Dr. Ames, Pro­ *>the congress will not be broadcast. White and the Seven Dwarfs” will well considering that Coombs is a fessor Anne Platt and Dr. Harold Engaging in the panel discussion be used in decorations, entertain­ sophomore with one year of col­ Approximately sixteen thous­ Tascher so prizes may be given at Journalist Jury are Eugene Mahoney, Anaconda, ment and programs for the ball. A lege experience and Scott is a and posters are being sent through the Awards convocation. and Largey McDonald, Butte, law large cardboard Snow White and Coaches Club freshman. They did a good job, the mails to schools in 14 stales,' For graduate students there are Fails to Decide school students, for the negative, four dwarfs will form the back­ much better than I expected.” including Montana, reports Dr. G. two possible prizes this year—one and Vernon McGahan, Missoula, ground for the orchestra platform Begins Drive D. Shallenberger, director of the of .$40 and one of $25.' For under­ Practice Case and Juanita Huppert as affirmative and a cardboard Prince Charming summer session. The posters, in graduate students of junior and speakers.' Nan Shoemaker, Mis­ will be placed at the west end of folder form, appropriately de­ senior rank, prizes of $20, $10 and soula, will be discussion chairman. the room. As dancers arrive they To Get Funds Four Medical Four Seniors Flead Libel Suit signed and illustrated, urge stu­ $5 are listed. The discussion, according to Between Daily Press and will step through castle doors onto dents and teachers to attend the Dr. Ames pointed out that the Ruth Christiani, leader of the con­ John Jones the dance floor. Various characters university’s summer session. Appointments contest is among Montana students gress, will concern maintenance of from the story will form the light Week’s Campaign Opens Line drawings by George*White, only. Entrants do not compete a certain standard of work and Decision on a controversial case decorations. Yesterday;, Will Aid Lewistown, showing sports and en­ with other schools. Principal ob­ education by federal employes in A committee composed of Lu­ Are Received of libel against the Daily Publish­ tertainment characteristic of this ject of the George Davis Bivin the state, “It is a down-to-earth Athletic Board cille Davis, Kalispell; Vera Wilson, locality, and photographs of Main Foundation is the encouragement ing company of Missoula could problem of qualifying Montana Helena; Monida Swanson, Deer hall and the Big'Creek lakes near of research in the relationship of not be reached by a jury com­ Downtown Coaches dub started Sannan, Bourdeau, Yulias people for Montana’s government Lodge, and Betty Bernard, Kalis­ Stevensville add to the attractive­ the emotions to mental health. posed of sophomore journalism jobs,” she said. pell, are making costumes for the a one-week campaign yesterday to Professor Paul BischofI Is an ex ­ ness of the folder. Seidensticker Will Go Mrs. Winifred Bivin Klinger, “I am sorry that the broadcast children from a dancing school raise money to help defray ex­ hibitor at the amateur photogra­ students Wednesday night in prac­ Post-free postcards are inserted foundation secretary, explained cannot take place Wednesday as penses of the university’s Athletic To Other Schools tice court. David R. Mason, act­ who will present a skit and spe­ in the folders to be sent back to phers’ show—see “A m ateurs that material of practical value for board, announced Bill Boone, pres­ ing law school dean, presided in we had formerly planned. Rather cialty numbers. Entertainment the university if prospective stu­ Open,” page 1. use of parents, teachers and others ident of the club. Although the Four pre-medic students re­ the case which was pleaded by than fail those who are interested will follow the grand march at dents desire more information con­ * * * • interested in protecting the emo­ canvass is confined mostly to the ceived appointments to medical four senior lawyers. we are presenting the discussion 10:30 o’clock. cerning the summer sessiofi. The tional life of the child is especially uptown district, anyone may be­ schools this week as a result of The attorneys for the plaintiff, twice—Wednesday on the campus Co-eds may purchase tickets at posters are mailed to every grade (Continue on Pace Four) come a member of the dub, type Contributor aptitude tests taken during the Walt Williams and Alex Blewett, and Saturday over KGVO to reach a table in the Student store Wed­ and high school in the 14 states of membership depending upon quarter. Men who will go to medi­ attempted to prove malice on the the radio audience.” nesday, Thursday and Friday except one-room country schools. amount of contribution. cal schools are Hervey J. Sannan, part pf the defendants, the Daily afternoons and outside the Student Talk on Africa Anyone paying more than $10 is Anaconda, University of Chicago Press and John Jones (Maurice Union office Saturday. Programs Evans Appears will be distributed at the same known as a contributor; those who medical school; Jean A. Bourdeau, Givefi by Oberg McCormick) in publishing an al­ L ocal Writers Missoula, and John C. - Seiden­ legedly false report of a campaign places. pay exactly $10 are called mem­ sticker, Twin Bridges, Northwest­ speech delivered by the plaintiff With Radio Star bers, and those paying up to $10 Submit Articles ern university medical school, and Native Life, Ceremonies, Habits John Darrow (Joe McDowell). are called assodate members of Independent Men Win the Downtown Coaches. Joseph L. Yuhas, Stockett, Ala­ Shown In Pictures Darrow claimed his reputation was ■ Wilbur Evans, baritone, who For Magazine Upon the success of this cam­ bama medical school. injured to such an extent by the will appear in the Student Union Sang Contest Finals paign is partly dependent the suc­ The men receiving notice of Dr. Kalervo Oberg, anthropolo­ alleged libelous statements that he theater Wednesday, March 2, sang Among Northwest work in the cess of major and minor sports. their appointment will begin their gist, told International Relations lost the race for the mayor of Mis­ Victor Herbert selections over the Independent group won the final March 15 issue of Frontier and Since the cost of bringing first- medical training next fall. Other club members Thursday about soula. The attorneys for the de­ Columbia Broadcasting system at Interfraternity-Independent song Midland will be a story on fron­ class football and basketball teams appointments are expected .in the strange customs and ceremonies fense were Don Nash and Jim 4 o’clock Sunday with Jeanette contest from Phi Sigma Kappa and tier journalism by Dr. R. L. Hous­ to Missoula is considerably more near future. Dr. William G. Bate­ of the African tribes he encoun Meagher, who contended that the MacDonald. Phi Delta Theta at the Washing­ man, executive head of the School than inferior teams, the future of man of the chemistry department tered on his recent trip. story was privileged and therefore Philadelphia-born and a grad­ ton State - Montana basketball of Journalism, Editor H. G. Mer- good games in Missoula is depend­ gave aptitude tests to 15 pre-medic The university instructor in eco not libelous. uate of the Curtis Institute of game Friday night. riam said yesterday. ent considerably upon the support students. All tests came from the nomics and anthropology was sent Witnesses in the trial were por­ Music in Philadelphia, Evans has Leroy Seymour, Butte, Tradi­ Mrs. Belle Winston, Helena, will received by the downtown dub. medical schools headquarters at to Africa for two years by the trayed by members of the law made three transcontinental tours tion board chairman, presented the publish “Some in Rags,” a story Washington, D. C. Dr. Bateman Social Science Society of New school. Jim Castles, a witness for since winning the Atwater Kent cup to Elmer Barrett, Missoula, with a social theme, in this issue, reports that 1,100 pre-medic stu­ York to study the agricultural the plaintiff, was a janitor in the radio contest in 1937. member of the Independent quar­ HESDORFFERS HAVE SON while Irene W. Grisson will con­ dents from all parts of the United tribes of dentral Africa. hall in which the speech was Dates for obtaining tickets from tet. Independents have won the tribute a story on irrigating farms Dr. R. L. Housman has written States took the examination. Fig. Oberg’s talk was supplemented given. Neil Heily defended the the Student Union office for the cup for the second consecutive Dr. and Mrs. M. B. Hesdorffer in Idaho. an article for March issue of Fron­ ures show that about 50 per cent by motion pictures taken on this plaintiffs’ action because a speech Community Concert program fea­ year; the previous two years of are parents of a seven and one- Dr. Housman’s article will be tier and M idland—see “Local of the students taking the aptitude African trip showing the life and of his had also been handled with turing Evans will be announced competition were won by Sigma half pound son, bom Saturday titled, “Why Frontier Journalism Writers,” page 1. test receive appointments. habits of the tribes visited.' alleged malice by the newspaper. soon. Nu. at St. Patrick’s hospital. Re-Searches.” THE MONTANA KAIMIN Tuesday, February 22,1938 Page Two

he studies so little that he learns nothing, he Lois Blewett, Butte; Lucille Ea- thorne, Butte; Jack Thalen, Great Points Awarded acquires a certain culture just by being a part EXHUMED Falls, and Bob Thompson, Big For Production The Montana Kaimin of life on the campus. How many times has Timber, were Sunday dinner the graduate been heard to say, “I wouldn’t guests of Sigma Alpha Epsilon! Publbhad •«mi>w«4rkly durinf the *chw>l year by the Parlor Game Of Shaw Play Associated Students of Montana SUte univerelty have missed college for anything”? Lola Woodgerd, Missoula; Mil­ If there’s anything that is 'Snow White and the Seven^ SOCIAL CALENDAR dred Plummer, Missoula; June Ed­ changing the parlor from the dig­ Dwarfs” will entertain Saturday Friday, February 25 wards, Malta; Don Pay, Wiisall; NationalflchiertisingSeryice, Inc. Work by Technical Assistants nified sanctum it used to be to the night at the annual Co-ed ball. South hall______Dance Mel Singleton, Vida, and Bob Van And Large Cast Increases College Publishers Representative Lincoln— menace to the guest that it now is, The wompn in charge are planning Alpha Tau Omega______Haur, Hilger, attended Military 4 2 0 Madioon Av*. N*w Yo rk, N^Y. Number of Honors Philosopher the Parlor Game stands to take to decorate the Gold ballroom to ______:______Haunted House ball at Montana State college in most of the blame. honor these characters from the Saturday, February 26 Bozeman Friday night at the Bax­ Entered as second•tuba players now find themselves pos­ flying as thick as cuss words may moved. What do they matter, so long as he be inside the SAE house right now, sessed of special talents with a marketable has a Speculative system of Ethics which if the whole story of the escapade SPECIAL SHOWING of value in the college field." makes him immune to the pangs of a guilty got out. But, in spite of threats, Although he praised educational institu­ the Stooge is still alive, well and “DAMAGED conscience? tions that select students best adapted to their roaming—so watch for more poi­ Our campus moralist is well represented by GOODS” particular programs, he said that he deplored son portraits. the professor about whom the Nation wrote AS (Associated Stooges) Dis­ First time in Missoula! “the evil thread which runs through the fab­ recently. Not long ago in beleaguered Madrid, patch from the Front Lines: Back The picture that dares to tell ric of recruiting devices” tending to exploit a shell fell into the study of a professor, no to the SAE’s again, this time in re­ the TRUTH! An educational students. gard to the requested removal of picture that every young person doubt while he was engrossed in Kant’s should see. Those recruiting devices to which Dr. Jes­ the extension phone upstairs. A “Metaphysic of Morals.” Frantically his wife sup refers, whether evil or not, probably re­ great argument is now going on SECOND FEATURE came running to see if anything had happened over the case, pro and con. sult in the best thing that could happen to the to him. She found the moralist standing in Con: This action would remove “RENFREW OF THE young talented man. College takes but four the center of the room, holding'the shell, and ROYAL MOUNTED" or five years, develops his talent under re­ shaking his head quizzically. “This little James Newell liable instruction and gives him at least an thing,” he said, “this inanimate object, can’t Carole Hughs understanding of many other subjects. Few do us much damage. It’s the philosophy that ALL SEATS 25c employers hire anyone who has not a college Attention... lies behind it, wife, it’s the philosophy that Not recommended for children degree. lies behind it!”—McGill Daily. under 16. The young man merely lends the school his FRATERNITIES talent for a few years and in return gets an and education, his degree and is shown how to The man who looks straight ahead misses SORORITIES “THUNDER TRAIL” improve himself in his special field. Surely a lot on the side. Gilbert Roland none of the time spent in college is a waste to Have the latest in swing Marsha Hunt The older a lamb grows the more sheepish him. If he has any ambition or aim in life, in sheet music on your — And — he certainly will take advantage of educa­ he becomes. piano. “She Asked for It” tional facilities offered him at college. If he William Gargan has neither ambition nor aim, he would not But few people who go up in the air use an Orlen Hayward have been a success in life anyway, so nothing airship. DICKINSON is lost. COMING SUNDAY THE NATIONAL P IA N O CO . pipeful* of frtfran i tobacco i No matter how lazy or aimless a student is, It’s difficult for a man to collect himself JO Y SMOKE “STAGE DOOR" rince Albert every 2-ox. tin of Prince Atbei time at college yields a benefit. Even though when his wits are scattered. 50 Tuesday, February 22,1938 T H E MONTANA KAIMIN Page Three WSC Sharpshooters Facing Vandals in Crucial Series Tank Winners Yearling Squad Will Compose Cops Two Wins Break Grizzly Spirit Montana’s freshman basketball Varsity Team quint continued its second season without a loss by knocking over In Last Home Series Kalispell Standard Oilers and All Students Are Eligible Whitefish Ramblers Friday -and In Pool Competition, Saturday nights on the opposition Thomson, Miller, Chumrau, Robinson Bid Farewell courts. The Cubs took the Oilers In Last University Court.Appearance; Adams Says 38 to 30 while the Ramblers fell 53 to 39 before the yearling bar­ Carlson Scores 29 Points Varsity team swimming berths rage. will be the reward of winners in Dowling, Croonenberghs, Hall Montana Grizzlies wound up the home basketball schedule the all-school swimming meet to­ and Allen lead the attack against dropping two ragged contests to Washington State college by morrow afternoon at 4 o’clock in the Oilers. Biff Hall hung up 13 scores of 46-53 and 40-63. Washington State’s double triumph the university pool. Anyone in joints while team mate Jack Dow­ school is eligible to compete in the kept them in the running for another northern division hoop ling dropped in 11. Sam Roberts meet. came into his own against the title. Cougar height, screen-play-^ “The meet will decide the all­ Ramblers to top his team mates ing and shooting were too much lead before Montana could score. university championships and the with 16 points. Hall and Dowling for.Montaan as the invaders ran Seyler and Nugent started a rally, varsity team to meet the Bobcats got 12 each while Croonenberghs away with the game in each sec­ but Washington State’s lead was and Orediggers here in the inter­ tallied eight. too great to overcome. The lead ond half. The Washington State collegiate minor sports tournament was cut to six points but the clever Kizer and Rooley were the only men lived up to the name given February 4 and 5,” announced passing game of WSC kept the alternates to break into the line­ them of being the best long-dis­ Harry Adams, minor sports direc­ Dahlberg men from getting the up. Rae Green, captain and a tance shooting club in the northern tor, yesterday. division. Captain Corky Carlson, ball. regular forward, did not make the Winners in the all-school meet trip because of illness. A1 Hooper and John Kosich were Montana made 17 goals in 76 receive belts with medallion buck­ the three mainstays in the Cougar tries for an average of 22 per cent, les. Swimmers fulfilling require­ scoring attack. Carlson tallied 16 while the Cougars connected on 22 ments in the intercollegiate meet Patronize Kalinin Advertisers points in the first game, Kosich 12 of 69 tries for an average of 31 receive minor sports letters. and Hooper 10. The second night per cent Each team had 16 fouls Events scheduled for the meet found Hooper netting 15 points called. tomorrow are 40,100 and 220,-yard with his deadly push-shots and In the second game the discour­ free style events; 100-yard back Barker Bakery Carlson 13 for a series total of 29 aged Grizzlies were no match for stroke and 100-yard breast stroke. And Delicatessen points. the push-shot artists of Coach Diving consists of the four re­ Montana’s Scorers Friel. Montana missed shot after quired dives and four optional Special orders for parties Leading Montana’s scorers in the shot, WSC taking the ball off the dives. taken. board, passing down the floor and THESE FIVE PLATERS, all iettermen, comprise the starting linen p for the University of Oregon’s powerful 1938 team. They are, listless double, bill was Charley left to right, Wally Johansen, Laddie Gale, Slim Wintermute, Dave Silver and Bob Anet. Miller. Miller hooped 16 points in scoring. Montana kept up with the the first game and nine in the sec­ 1937 northern division champs for Twenty Qualify HOW THEY BOWL I THE STORE FOR MENl ond. High-point man in the second two-thirds of the first half, then game for Montana was Barney wilted as they lost their shooting A TO s T ak e In Semi-Finals League No. 1— ' Ryan with U . Montana’s big guns, eyes. Half-time score was 26-15. Whadja Say, John? Team— W. L. Pet. Lazetich and Seyler, were checked The second half saw the Cou­ Second Half ATO ______5 1 .833 Twenty men qualified for the effectively by the close-guarding gars spurt farther ahead with con­ 1 By JOHN CAMPBELL 3 3 .500 second round of the annual free- Cougar quint, so Miller kept the tinued accurate shooting. Montana SAF...... 3 3 .500 throw contest which must be com­ Grizzlies in the running with his rallied and whittled the huge lead Itching to lay the hickory against the horsehide once again, Bowling Lead I GEO. T. HOWARD I Sig Eps ... 3 3 .500 pleted by noon, February 24. The accurate shots from beyond the to 10 points, only to have the Cou­ flocks of professional baseball players have migrated to sunny Phi D e lt...... _ 2 4 .333 high eight men in the second round foul circle. Montana’s shooting in gars give another show of spec­ southern camps to begin training for the Grapefruit League. Sigma Nu . 2 4 .333 will advance to the third round. the second game was ’way off; the tacular shooting to make a' rout of Three Teams Are Tied The Home of Fine Furniture No big-player swapping deals have shocked clubhouse moguls League No. 2— The following men qualified for Grizzlies failed to connect for a the game. For Second Place Phi Delt No. 2 .15 3 .833 the second round with 18 or more bucket in one period of 10 minutes. so far this season. JENSEN The box score (first game): In League SAE No. 2 14 4 .777 conversions out of 25. James Sal- Friday night’s first half was a Montana (46) FG FT PF TP As it did last year, baseball chatter has arisen early on the Phi S ig s ...... 7 11 .388 din, John Stewart, Howard Wheat- FURNITURE nip and tuck affair. Montana tied Lazetich, I f ______2 2 2 6 Montana campus. Baseball-minded students are centering Sigma Nu No. 2 __ ... 0 18 .000 ley, Art Merrick, Alex Tidball, up the count at 10 all, then trailed Alpha Tau Omega copped two 135 West Main R y a n ,.rf______. 2 0 2 4 John Campbell, Tommy Ralston, by three and four points until the their parley around the pertinent query of whether the Store out of three games from Phi Delta Seyler, c 1______„ 1 4 3 6 James Miller, Walter Elliot, James intermission, when WSC led 28 will enter the Pacific Coast Baseball conference this spring. Theta In the Interfratemity Bowl­ Miller, l g ______. 6 3 3 15 Darnutzer, Biff Hall, Kes Nar- to 2 4 .1 Nugent, r g ______3 0 2 6 ing league at the Idle Hour alleys Notices They know, as well as members of the team which won the butas, Harold Kendall, Stan Kles- OUR WORK IS OUR BEST Montana’s game was broken up Mariana, rf - 1 1 2 3 Saturday to increase its lead on state league flag last summer, that there is plenty of talent Will all track men candidates ney, George Croonenberghs, Ken RECOMMENDATION when Bill Lazetich left the game Chumrau, r g _____ 1 1 1 3 the second-half title. Sigma Chi, here at Montana. In their opinion, a McCollum-managed for places in the running events Kizer, Howard Meeks, Robert early in the third quarter via a Thomson, r f _____.. 1 0 0 2 Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Sigma team could stack up with the best of them on the coast. please report for workouts this Morris, Walt Westman and Frank technical foul. The count was Robinson, c ____1__ 0 1 0 1 Phi Epsilon went into a three-way Metropole afternoon in the men’s gym. Nugent. knotted at 30-30 when the Cougar Sundquist, rf _. .. 0 0 1 0 tie for second. Montana will play Pacific Coast baseball as soon as it hur­ HARRY ADAMS, Track Coach. cannons blazed away to a 12-point WSC (53 FG FT PF TP Sigma Chi lost two of three to Barber Shop dles the one barrier—finance. Montana is a member of the Basement of B & H Jewelry 2 i 1 5 Sigma Nu and Sigma Alpha Epsi­ Harry Adams, minor sports di­ National Officer Kerpa, r f . 1 0 4 2 PCC but does not get games due to lack of guarantee of funds. lon lost two of three to Sigma Phi rector, requests that all schools on 101 East Main S t Kosich, c 5 2 3 12 The school needs about $600 to assure entry into coast com­ Epsilon. the campus wishing to enter teams Discusses Aims Thompson & Marlenee, Props. C A SA LO M A Hooper, lg 5 0 3 10 petition. Had the fraternities given the backing Phi Delta Bill Holt, Sigma Chi, and Jack in the inter-college basketball Opposite Airport Carlson, rg 6 4 1 16 Miller, Sigma Nu, tied for high tournament appoint team man­ Theta did, baseball would be a major sport at Montana this Mrs. G. C. Carlson, national OPEN EVERY NIGHT Jennings, c 2 1 3 , 5 single game with 224 pins. Miller agers and captains and be ready Miller, r f ______0 1 1 1 spring. Campus baseball addicts should start a drive, a plan, Won high three-game with 594. president of Alpha Xi Delta, spoke Ravioli and Fried Chicken to start at 7:15 o'clock March 1. 1 .0 0 2 a meeting or something and see the situation through. to Panhellenic council Wednesday Dinners Mahnkey, lg The Sig Eps took high team series The tournament will consist of a about the National Panhellenic Second game: with 2,737 pins. Sigma Nu won round-robin tournament among The Last conference basketball series will be at Seattle this Congress in New York City last FG FT PF TP high single game with 959. the six schools. ‘ Montana (40) week-end. Although way down in fourth position with nine October. Lazetich, I f ______0 2 2 2 The winner of the second half Wood ______145 182 152 479 Mrs. Carlson, an official in Na­ College Shop Ryan, If 5 1 3 11 wins and seven losses, the Huskies have an excellent chance of League No. 1 will play off with The H artw ig_____ 190 191 165 546 tional Panhellenic council, ex­ Seyler, c ______3 2 2 8 to finish in a tie for first at the season’s finish. Sigma Alpha Epsilon for the league Missoula Merc. Co. plained the aim of the group. She First National Bank Miller, l g ______4 1 2 9 pennant. The winner of the play­ T o ta ls ____ 860 834 815 2509 stressed the need for co-operation THE FIRST AND OLDEST Nugent, r g ______2 1 0 5 Edmundson’s boys have four games left, two with the Griz­ off will meet the winner in League Offers the best lines — in every collegiate council and gave NATIONAL BANK IN ... 0 1 0 1 zlies and two with Washington State. Oregon, Idaho and WSC, No. 2 for the championship. LEAGUE NO. 2 examples of work being done in style, quality, economy. MONTANA Robinson, c ____ _ 2 1 1 5 the other top teams, are all playing themselves. Somebody SAE No. 2 took Phi Sigma Kap­ pa three straight in League No. 2, Phi Sigs— 1st 2nd 3rd T’tl. eastern colleges. Chumrau, ri ____ 0 0 0 0 —DOBBS HATS has to lose and not one of these teams looks good enough to Stangland___ 176 153 166 495 Shields, rf _ 0 0 0 0 while Sigma Nu defaulted to Phi —ARROW SHIRTS M cLaren____ 148 134 166 448 Thomson, I f ___- t i 0 0 0 0 win them all. Washington State-Washington and Idaho- Belt No. 2. Johnson.____ 78 116 105 299 Keep your radio dial set on —ARROW TIES Merrick, r g ____ _ 0 0 0 0 Washington State, will settle something. Idaho, which eked LEAGUE NO. 1 CLEARANCE Wallin ______128 126 143 397 —ARROW Flynn, If . 0 0 ,0 0 out two wins from OSC last week, will be doing miracles if- ATO— 1st 2nd 3rd T’tl. D u m m y KERCHIEFS SALE WSC (63) FG FT PF TP they can beat the revenge-seeking Mallards from Eugene. __ 130 130 130 390 Chase, I f ______2 1 4 5 Merrill _ 102 —BRADLEY Totals ____ 660 659 710 2029 1260 Kerpa, rf 2 1 1 5 CLOSEUPS AND LONGSHOTS DeFrance ___ 140 Your friendly Columbia station SWEATERS SAE No. 2— 1st 2nd 3rd T’tl. 20 to 50 Per Cent Off Kosich, c ______3 2 3 8 141 — GRAYCOTEES Wonder if Joe Louis’ rival feels like a “condemned man” Chisholm____ 175 126 188 489 Hooper, l g ______6 3 1 15 Kotsakis ____ 139 — ELECTRIC •on Pictures-Frames B rad ley_____' 128 130 162 420 Carlson, r g ______5 3 2 13 for tomorrow night’s fight? Shufflin’ Joe is reported to be Handicap ___ 46 RAZORS Shields______150 143 132 425 and Gift Lines Jennings, I f __ L _ 4 0 3 8 paunchy and not punchy. Nathan Mann’s handlers cite him — SKI CLOTHES 1 S lu sh er_____ 164 133 129 426 Mahnkey, lg _ 0 0 0 as never having been forced to go Khrounds with an opponent. Totals ____ 721 Something New —PIPES _ 0 0 0 Wamecke ___ 132 191 207 530 Shumway, r f ___ 0 Louis says he’ll keep Mann’s record clean by kayoing him in Phi Delts— 1st 1 0 5 Put your bid in today.j McKAY ART CO. Miller, lg _ 2 the sixth. Galles 177 Griffin, lg 2 0 0 4 Totals ____ 749 723 818 2290 Andrews 143 Hagens Motor Co. The column “This Sportin’ Life,” written by Joe Spectator D u m m y_____ 140 ___ _ 140 Phi Delt No. 2— for a Bozeman paper, admits that the M club with its “Chicago 156 164 320 1st 2nd 3rd T’tl. TYPEWRITERS cheer leader” really got the Rocky Mountain prima donna’s Dummy 140 ______140 B o o th ______147 198 157 502 PROFESSIONAL C layton _____ 173 153 326 A h d e r s _____ 164 137 156 457 Sold — Rented—Repaired goat.. . . Coach Doug Fessenden journeyed southward to lis­ Schw anke___ 162 DIRECTORY CONVENIENT TERMS ten to the Arizona football offer. He came back, to stay we M an n ______97 180 154 431 H e lm ______171 183 175 529 It’s Better Dry Cleaning Lister Typewriter Service hope, and conduct- his quarterback school. . . . Pacific coast Totals 762 D u m m y_____ 130 130 ___260 No. 21 Hammond Arcade Phone 2457 hoop teams have a lot of imported players on the roster—just Sanderson______110 110 Dial 2151 Borg Jewelry and | like football. Sigma Chi— 1st Florence Laundry Co. Optical Co. McClain ____ 147 Totals ____ 709 828 752 2289 Eyes Tested — Glasses Fitted Here is a pigskin phenomena—the Notre Dame captaincy Holt 140 Stortz 139 jinx. Joseph Sullivan was elected captain in 1935 but died of Dr. E. L. Williams pneumonia before the season started. A watch-charm guard Anderegg ___ 167 M urphy_____ 192 Chiropractor was chosen to lead the Irish in ’36. An operation put him out For dependable, safe service Foot Ailments of the picture. Last year Joe Zwers got the nomination. A Totals ____ 785 Masonic Temple — Phone 3735 severe injury benched him for the season and the great Chuck Sigma Nu— 1st Sander Johnson George Janke Frank Spon. Prop. Sweeney got his chance. Two months ago Alex Shellog got K leck ______180 INTERMOUNTAIN Dr. W. H. Pardis Miller ______224 Chiropractor IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL the call to lead the 1938 Irish. Shellog’s brother was mixed up in some school affairs so the president got rid of them both. Ceserani ____ 140 Equipped with X-ray and 192 TRANSPORTATION CO. Neurdcalometer TRAIL BARBER SHOP Four captains in four years and not one of them able to play Johnstone__ 182 HAMMOND ARCADE Corner Higgins and Broadway -At- the following year. Handicap _. 41 Dr. A. G. Whaley INTERFRATERNITY Sigma Nu; 8:30 o’clock, Mavericks Totals ____ 95$ Eyes Examined—Glasses Fitted BASKETBALL vs. Phi Sigs. New Location 106 E. Broadway — Phone 4104 Wednesday—7:30 o’clock, Sigma Sig Eps— 1st 238 WEST MAIN STREET Team— W. L. Pet. Chi vs. Phi Delts; 8:30 o’clock, Robertson___ 158 Phi Sigs 5 1 .833 ATO vs. Sig Eps. Wysel ______132 Dr. Florence Spon Mavericks 5 2 .714 Thursday—7:30 o’clock, Phi Sigs Bogardus 181 Complete information on any trip. Chiropractor Phi Delts ...... _ 5 2- .714 vs. Sig Eps; 8:30 o’clock, Sigma Nu Wilkinson ~ 143 Palmer System — Phone 3562 SAE ______5 2 .714 vs. Theta Chi. Miller ______158 Neurocalometer Service Sigma N u ______4 2 .666 Handicap ___ 77 I ntermountain Transportation Sigma Chi _ 4 3 .571 DON'T TELL A LIE— SOUTH HALL LEAGUE Dr. A. E. Ostroot Theta C h i______2 5 .285 Totals .. .. 849 and United Transit If your battery needs fixing let us fix it. BASKETBALL SCORES Optometrist Sig E p s__ i______0 6 .000 SAE— 1st 238 WEST MAIN STREET ATO ...... _ 0 7 .000 H igham _____ 171 Comfortable and Efficient Phone 3484 Vision O. J. MUELLER CO. Games This Week 3rd East, 25; 2nd West, 16. Peterson ____ 164 205-207 MONTANA BLDG. Tuesday—7:30 o’clock, SAE vs. Proctors, 28; Bull Pen, 12. Flint _ . 190 T H E MONTANA KAZMIN Tuesday, February 22,1938 Page Four "I Pharmacy Club Dugan to Speak THURSDAY BROADCASTS Points Awarded Examination Schedule Lewis Takes Trophy As We View It 2:00-2:15, Montana School of the For Production -* Gives Meeting Tomorrow Night Air. Treasure Chest, adventures Monday: 8 to id o’clock^ *10 with books by Merlie Cooney Europe and the world received o’clocks; 10:10 to 12:10 o’clock, hu­ For Freshmen Edward B. Dugan will speak at Hughes. From Nine Champions a shock yesterday when Anthony (Continued from Pace Two) manities 15b (all sections), Eng­ a joint meeting of the Social Work 2:15-2:30, Montana School of the Eden resigned from the position Baucus, Mary Rose Chapellu, Jack lish 25b (both sections), mathe­ Kappa Psi members entertained and Press clubs at 7:15 o’clock which he filled so well and which Carter and Don Frisbee. matics 35b (all sections) and Air. “So This Is London!”, a travel freshmen pharmacists at the Wednesday night in the journal­ play for grade school children. In Annual Slug-fest is so important to the peace of the Eight points—Efflellen Jeffries, Spanish 131; 1:10 to 3:10 o'clock, Thursday meeting. Freshmen at­ ism building. The journalism in­ world—foreign minister of Great Del Klaue, Don Hopkins, Heath *1 o’clocks and journalism 46b; 2:45-3:00, A Woman’s Viewpoint tending were Edward Herda, Ju­ structor’s talk will deal with tech­ Britain. Bottomley and Don Beck. 3:20 to 5:20 o’clock, home econom­ News and Human events through dith Gap; Jack Asal, Cascade; nique and psychology in inter­ Sole Knockout of Show Comes From Frank Popiel; Apparently Mr. Eden resigned Seven points — Alice Colvin, ics 15b (both sections), home eco­ a woman's eyes, by Marguerite Glen Hamor, Missoula; Thomas viewing. because he could not agree with Agnes Weinschrott, Edna Helding, nomics 21, journalism 22b, physi­ Hood. Record Crowd Sees M Club’s Sixteenth Hodsdon, Missoula; Bryan Hon- Open discussion will follow the his superior, Prime Minister Ne­ Bob Sykes, Virgil McNabb, Jack cal education 61a and hygiene 8:00-8:15, Panamerica. “The Ca­ kawa, Billings, and Thomas talk and the speaker will answer Boxing, Wrestling Tourney ville Chamberlain, regarding his Chisholm and Harold Hanson. (both sections). nal in Inter-American Relations,” Burghduff, Ismay. questions. Women students in the policy In the matter of Hitler’s Six points—Bud Stokes, Eileen Tuesday: 8 to 10 o’clock, *8 Robert Hall, regent of the men’s clubs will serve refreshments. Kenneth (Kid) Lewis, Lavina, ripped his way to victory domination of Austria. Mr. Cham­ Wysel, Elizabeth Grimm, Marshall o’clocks, journalism 31 and jour­ . Dean R. H. Jesse will speak to pharmaceutical honorary, ex­ berlain seems willing to submit to Porter, Burke Sheeran, Ruth Chris­ nalism 49; 10:10 to 12:10 o’clock, Alchemist club' members at 7:45 and the M club trophy last night in the sixteenth annual plained functions of the organiza­ FORENSIC FRATERNITY Fascist strength, In the light of tian!, Virginia Rimel, Mae Olson, economics 14b (all sections), home o’clock Thursday night in the M club wrestling and boxing show before a record crowd of tion and introduced the guests to WILL MEET TONIGHT his proposals for agreement with Bill Hoerning, Dick Raymond, Vern economics 28, journalism 10b, Chemistry meeting rooms. members. Lyman Darrow, Mis­ fans. Frank Popiel, the Beach Bomber, hung up the only Italy over Hitler’s domination of Huck and Mary Cowell. journalism 39 and journalism 41; soula, gave a talk on diabetes. Members of Tau Kappa Alpha, knockout of the night with a sec-1' Austria. Five points—Betty Lou Points, 1:10 to 3:10 o’clock, *3 o’clocks; Ralph Coltrin, Miles City, spoke national forensic honorary, will ond-round technical K.O. over Dan Edward Frederick Llndley James Reynolds, Bill Talcott, Helen 3:20 to 5:20 o’clock, military sci­ about vitamins. meet at 9 o’clock tonight in the Colling Shoe Shop Turanjanln, Anaconda. Invitation Wood, 3d Viscount of Halifax and Holloway, Frances Price, Bill ence lib , 12b, 13b, and 14b. Pledges Edward Miller,. Mis-1 library seminar room. When better work is done at T e n n e w champions were a learned student of British his­ Davidson, Bob Morris and Eliza-, Wednesday: 8 to 10 o’clock, *9 soula, and Henry Bennett, Alber- Roger Hoag, Jeffers, secretary lower prices Colling will do it crowned, six boxers and four Bozeman, Montana tory, seems destined to advance beth Wood. o’clocks; 10:10 to 12:10 o’clock, ton, will give talks for the next reminds all members that they We Call for and Deliver wrestlers. Foster Polley, Ronan, February 17, 1938 from the position of lord president Four points—Helen Brumwell, program. are responsible for obtaining five scored live points to Del Klaue’s To the Associated Students of of the council to foreign minister. Betty Schultz, Sam Melnick, Walt and forestry 15 (both sections); Phone 6381 626 S. Higgins books in the Tau Kappa Alpha (Great Falls) three to win an ex­ the University of Montana, It seems certain that Halifax, who Millar, Paul Keilman, Marjorie 1:10 to 3:10 o’clock, *2 o’clocks; book collection campaign. hibition fencing bout. Harold Low­ The student body of Montana is a friend of Germany, will take Arnold, Esther Charteris, Mary 3:20 to 5:20 o’clock, business ad­ er, Helena, outpointed Jim Brown­ State Agricultural College wishes the initiative in forming a strong Jane Hotvedt and Marie Askvold. ministration 12a (all sections), Musicians Play DAMES’ CLUB MEETS ing, Belt, live to four In the first to take this means of offering a Anglo-German relationship for Three paints—Carlqbelle Button, history 117b and physical educa- Walford Electric Co. .exhibition staged by Dr. Hertler, warm invitation to the embroyo the first time since the 1890’s. Frances Whalen, Le Verne Smith, I tion 62b and 63b. At Kiwanis Meet Business and plans for a party 244 N. HIGGINS AVE. instructor. barristers, medicine men, and Kay Kittendorf, Doris Quaintance, Thursday: 8 to 10 o'clock, *11 Mr. Eden’s steadfast determina­ to be March' 24 in the Nursery Joe McLaughlin, Missoula, took lumberjacks to be our guests on A1 Fluto, Bob Henderson, Eunice,, o’clocks; 10:ld to 12:10 o’clock, Phone 3566 tion to adhere to bis long-time be­ Four university band members I school occupied the meeting of the curtain-raiser from Burke the 4th and 5th of March. Dur­ Pinkney, Honey Barloga, Louise biological science 13b (all sec­ lief in strong Anglo-French rela­ and Clarence Bell, band director, the Dames’ club last night in the Maxey, also Missoula, in the 128- ing these two days the Ag. depart­ Rostad, Jean Yardley and Edyth tions) and physical science 17b. Exclusively Electrical tions seems to be that of a man played several numbers at a Mis­ large meeting room. pound division. Joe kept under ments will hold open house and we fighting against strong odds. How Mattson. •Unjess listed elsewhere on the soula Kiwanis club meeting last cover while matching slugs with should be very pleased to escort much easier to bow to the bluster­ Two points — Joyce Hovland, schedule, courses meeting at this week. Burke. you on a tour of the barns, pens, ing, bluffing, bad boys of Europe, Frances Manuell, Audrey Watson, hour will be given examinations Syd Kraabel, Missoula, played a Joe CrisaiuQi, Glendive grappler, pastures and such. Realizing that as Chamberlain seems willing to Jean Ruenauver, Helen Parsons, at the period indicated on the comet solo, “Stars In a Velvety started the wrestling by dislocating the majority of students at your do. JoanKennard, Marian Young, John schedule. Sky,” Clarke; Ralph Coltrin, Miles Joe Mead's (Cleveland) left shoul­ Gardenia Boutonnieres institution make th eir' homes in Mr. Eden, however, is going Brown, Winston Edie, Sidney Students who have conflicts City, trombone solo, “The Mes­ der in five minutes of the 148- large cities and have never had against the current world fashion Groff, Orline Coats, Kathleen Raf- must arrange for special examina­ sage,” Brooks; John Billings, Cho- for Co-ed pound match. the opportunity of seeing cows, in refusing to condone {Otter's erty, Marjorie Long, Wanda Keene, tions. Special examinations are teau, Clarence Bell and Syd Kraa­ Horace Leithead, Manderson, horres, or other domestic animals action. Most European countries, Mary Quinn, Martha ' Halverson, permitted only in case the in­ bel, trumpet trio, “Trumpeters Wyoming, pinned Fred Kibbler, of the farm in their native ele­ though their diplomats, ignore or Donna Fay Spurling, Mary Frances structor recommends the applica­ Three,” Llewylen; Clifford Cyr, 75c Each Jordan, with a half Nelson and arm ment, a detailed discourse on sev­ accept the outrages against de­ Laird, Juanita Huppert, Gordon tion and Dean R. H. Jesse ap­ Missoula, xylophone solo, “Xylo- bar in one minute and four seconds eral of the more important types cency which are constantly being Eckford, Lucille Davis, Laila proves the’ petition in advance of phun and Mighty Like a Rose”; Boxed and Delivered in the 158-pound class. will illustrate with live models. perpetrated by the so-called strong Belle Woods, Janet Dion, Helen the scheduled time lor the test. Clarence Bell, Syd Kraabel, John Ernie Reed, Missoula, outlasted In the event that plans for an men of the world. England is an Hoerning, Harriet Wolcott,' Edna Billings and Ralph Coltrin, a GARDEN CITY FLORAL Orville Christenot, White Sulphur organized pilgrimage are being outstanding example. After sign­ Ann Galt, Jean Romunstad, Helen NOTICE brass quartet, “Lorley” and a new Springs, to take the decision in the made, we should like very much ing the weak non-intervention Peterson, Ruth McKee, Lovenia arrangement of “Fight, Montana.” 135-pound division. Reed forced to hear of it so that adequate prep­ agreement (which might more ac­ Oke, Sam Parker, Frank Clapp, Managers club wjll meet at 7:30 Bell is the chairman of the the fighting and kept Chris on the arations may be made. (It would curately be called a limited inter­ Paul Wolcott and Wanda Williams. o’clock Thursday night in the Stu­ music committee for the Kiwanis please us no end to hear that a defense. vention agreement) England sat One point — Jean Fritz, Alice dent Union to make arrangements club in Missoula. Alve Thomas, Butte, and Art train or busses are being char­ idly by while the agreement was Woodgerd, Jane Clow, Mary Jane for the spring quarter dance and Wagner, Chinook, slugged toe to tered). abrogated flagrantly. Browne, Phrona Beagle, Catherine pledging of new managers. Na­ Effiellen Jeffries, Missoula, was toe for three scheduled rounds and I'm sure that a few words of Mr. Eden was fighting almost Hills, Mary Beth Clapp, Peggy tional officers will be elected. a Friday dinner guest at North an extra in the 145-pound sector. caution regarding your conduct single - handedly the pending Carrigan, Jean Sheppard, Faith hall. A decision due at the extra round, while here are entirely unneces­ “deal” with Mussolini concerning Embrey, Adele MacArthur, Anna Miss Anne Platt was a Sunday Thomas got the nod. sary but for the sake of appear­ Hitler’s dominance of Austria. B. Tilzey, Mary Alice Crutcher, dinner guest at North hall. Dutch Mussbacher, third in the ances they’U appear. Most of us With the possible exception of one Dick Brome, Dorothy Donnally, Rocky mountains and top grappler over here speak the rustic dialect or two other ministers, he had the Angela McCormick, Jeannette Jo Maury, Aileen McCullough, Radio Repairing in his weight at Wyoming univer­ and dress in a rather crude and Jane Selkirk, Iris Sams, Betty entire cabinet lined up against Merk, Doris Lyons, Lou Brundage, Tubes Tested Free sity, pinned Bob Lapyere, Great primitive fashion, so you can see him. He declared that he would Marlice England, Jean Dickson, Johnson, Winnie Gordon, Mildred Falls, with an arm bar and half that the fellows and girls would rather resign than have a part in Rachel Gitchel, Mary Alice High­ Nelson, Eleanor Warren, Isabel NORTHWEST RADIO B & H Jewelry Co • Jewelry Shop Nelson in one minute 38 seconds feel rqther hurt and out-of-place Parsons, -Sarah Jane Barclay and the "deal,” and that is exactly tower, Enid Buhmiller, Helen Hy- 128 E. Bdway. Phone 3733 of the 165-pounders. if they were subjected to the what he was forced to do. der, Jean Freeman, June McLeod, Mabel Nelson. l . Gus Ryffel, Belt, threw former scorn of the “U ’s” sophisticated champ Chuck Williams, Chicago, enrollees. It is too much to ask with an arm bar and body scissors that you kindly overlook any de­ in five minutes and 18 seconds of viation from the conventional dur­ the 178-pound go. ing your stay here? Frank Popiel, Beach, North Da­ In the way of entertainment, kota, nailed Dan Turanjanin three arrangements have been made to times on his way down in the open­ have the champions of the Rocky ing minute of the second round in Mountain Conference give an ex­ the 155-pound division. Popiel led hibition of basketball both nights. the fight and when he finally cor­ We are indeed fortunate in secur­ nered Dan he layed him low with ing the assistance of the distin­ a right, a left and a right. guished aggregation from your Kid Lewis decisioned Blaine school to help in putting on the Normandeau, Missoula, in three demonstration. rounds of the 165-pound event. I trust that we will here from Lewis took every round with his you in the immediate future in superior boxing, ring generalship regard to your plans? and cleaner punching. Sincerely, Pat Connolly, Anaconda, out­ THE ASSOCIATION OF STU­ pointed Clyde Turner, Bozeman, in DENTS AT THE AGGIE SCHOOL, the heavyweight division. Pat took by Carl Freid. * the fight with heavy body blows and right uppercuts. Murray Homer and Faye Clark Archie Grover Opens judged the boxing, and Billy Dugal Drug Store in Hardin McFarland refereed. H. W. Whick­ er arbitrated the wrestling events. Archie Grover, '31, opened the Big Horn Drug store in Hardin last week. Mental Health Grover graduated from the pharmacy school. While in the uni­ To Be Topic versity he was a member of Silent Sentinel and Bear Paw, and cap­ (Continued trom Past One) tain of the track team. Grover desired. Winning entries, if of suf­ belongs to Sigma Phi Epsilon so­ ficient merit, will be included in a cial fraternity. general collection of papers the foundation expects to publish. “We plan to offer these awards MONTANA TEACHERS every year providing they seem Enroll Immediately for 1938 helpful to the cause we arework- 23 Years Superior Placement ing for — saving children from Service. Member NA.TA. nervousness and possible insanity," Huff Teachers Agency Mrs. Klinger said in a letter to Dr. Just Off the Campus Ames. University Avenue and Helen Last year the 3100 group of prizes was offered to each of 17 universi­ ties and three colleges. Dr. Ames COMPLETE said the prizes may be included BANKING SERVICE next year in the university cata­ . . . and when you logue with the present list of schol­ The Western Montana arship and contest awards. All ar­ Radio Features rangements concerning the contest National Bank land on Chesterfields Lawrence T ibbett are in charge of the local commit, Missoula, Montana you find the three points of tee. Details may be obtained from A n d r e K ostelanetz the committee. 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