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The Montana Kaimin, November 5, 1935 University of Montana ScholarWorks at University of Montana Associated Students of the University of Montana Montana Kaimin, 1898-present (ASUM) 11-5-1935 The onM tana Kaimin, November 5, 1935 Associated Students of Montana State University Let us know how access to this document benefits ouy . Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.umt.edu/studentnewspaper Recommended Citation Associated Students of Montana State University, "The onM tana Kaimin, November 5, 1935" (1935). Montana Kaimin, 1898-present. 1477. https://scholarworks.umt.edu/studentnewspaper/1477 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 AIMIK TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1935 VOLUME XXXV. No. Sorority Life Newman Group University Facing Parents’ Okehs Student Union Building Aids Students, Are Necessary Is to Sponsor “Critical” Budget Donation Dance Damaged Very Slightly Says Winsor For Falls Trip Additional Student Union Equipment Problem—Scheuch Is to Be Pnrdmsed; Club By Latest Earthquake National Officer Is a Visitor Dean Ferguson Lists Rules Will Give Proceeds On Tour of Inspection For University Co-eds Through Northwest Our university now faces one of the most critical periods in its In order that more equipment may Swearingen Notes a Few Additional Cracks in Structure history,” F. C. Scheuch, acting president of the university, said yester­ Going to Game be added to the Student Union build­ ing in time for the opening, Friday, Which May Be Result of Settling Processes “Sorority and fraternity life gives day concerning the tentative budget for the 1.935-1936 school year, Dean Mary Elrod Ferguson an November 22, the Newman club, head­ , But Will Not Effect Stability qualities of leadership and a certain details of which were announced at a faculty meeting last Tuesday nounced yesterday a list of rules for ed by Joe McDowell, Deer Lodge, is sense of what It means to work to­ night. The 1935-36 budget as pre-^r pared by J. B. Speer, business man- university women who are planning to holding a Student Union benefit dance Thorough investigation of the new Student Union building after the gether in an organization," says Mrs. attend the Montana-Gonzaga football in the men’s gym, Friday evening, No­ Carl I. Winsor, national counsellor of ager of the university, and presented Phillips Named earthquake which was felt in western Montana last Thursday revealed by President Scheuch, shows a total game at Great Falls on Saturday eve­ vember 8. Alpha Chi Omega, a visitor on the ning, November 9. The dance is to be a date affair and cracks in the building which have not been noticed before. T. G. campus during the past week-end. She available capital of $387,000 to care Chief Speaker Co-eds may make the trip on the will feature Les Smith's Aristocrats Swearingen, maintenance engineer, said yesterday, “As far as we is also president of the American As­ for the largest number of students special train providing they have ob­ and Billie Smith, whose singing has there are a few cracks In the sociation of University Women in Kan­ ever to register at the state university tained a letter of permission from added much to the prestige the Aristo­ Student Union building which have not sas. of Montana. On Armistice their parents. This letter must be crats have acquired on the state uni­ Mortar Board been noticed before, but these might "Fraternity training is apparent in "Our budget is threadbare,” Presi­ written by the parents to Dean Ferg­ versity campus. be caused by the normal process of an organization such as A. A. U. W.,” dent Scheuch added, “and we will have uson. Bob Van Haur, Hilger, heads the settling which is common In new she continues. "Greek letter people to cut corners in every way possible, Rev. Jackson Will Recite To Give Tea If women are planning to stay over dance committee. Tom Roe, Anaconda, buildings. None of these cracks will when out of college and working for if we are to avoid exhausting our Invocation; Battalions night with friends in Great Falls, they is in charge of the ticket sale, assist­ weaken the structure.” some common interest forget' any funds before the end of the year. Will Parade must have a letter from their host­ ed by Elizabeth Cooney, Great Falls; November 30 Swearingen pointed out that It. is rivalry they may have felt in college After computing all expected expend­ esses in Great Falls signifying that Katherine McCarthy, Butte; Maryalys possible that cracks, which ordinarily and work together for the betterment itures, we have a budget balance of they are expected. This letter must Marrs, Missoula; Tom McCabe, Great would not have appeared until the of education and to raise its stand­ $4,666.92, the smallest budget balance Dr. Paul C. Phillips, professor of also be written to Mrs. Ferguson. Falls; John Fabatz, Helena; Cecil Local and Alumni Members building had settled, could have been ards.” She adds that in an organiza­ ever carried. This budget balance will history and political science, will be University women will not be al­ Good, Bonner; George Martin, Butte, Will Sponsor Affair caused by the quake which rocked tion such as A. A. U. W. the cross- be used to defray unexpected and nec­ the principal speaker in the annual lowed to stay all night in Great Falls and Charles Whittinghill, Helena. Jean campus structures. He also said that section view of fraternity affiliations essary expenditures which will arise Armistice day exercises on the campus For Women at a hotel. In case any woman is plan­ Kountz, Whitehall, heads the social although the cracks have not been no­ which is perceived tends toward a during the year. It will be very, very oval Monday, November 11, in which ning to drive a car to Great Falls, committee which includes Mary Clapp, ticed before, it is entirely possible broader outlook on fraternity life. difficult to make ends meet.” the Grizzly battalion and band will Penetralia chapter of Mortar hoard, she must have driving permission and Rosemary Reidy, Missoula. An­ that they were In the building and had Impressed by the beauty of the Mon­ As an example of the unexpected participate in the first review of the national senior women’s honorary fra­ year. from her parents. This permission toinette LaCasse, Missoula, and Frank not attracted attention until after the tana campus, Mrs. Winsor feels that expenses which will make staying ternity, will sponsor a tea on Saturday earthquake. Taps and the usual one minute of must be turned in to Mrs, Ferguson Halloran, Anaconda, are in charge of a far-sighted building program has within the budget difficult, President November 30. The tea, to which all Rumors have been circulating on reverent silence included in the pro­ before the trip is made. decorations. Joe McDowell, president been planned for the school. “You are Scheuch pointed out that an additional of Newman club, is in charge of music. university and town women will be the campus and in Missoula concern­ building toward a greater university $1,555 had been set aside for the main­ gram, will be followed by group sing­ invited, will be held in the lounge of ing of the "Star Spangled Banner.” Van Haur stated that students could ing the damages which were done to instead of being content with what tenance of the university heating plant the Student Union building. to the Student Union building during Immediately following the singing of Montana Students purchase tickets at 75c a couple from you have,” she said. since during a normal year, this would the quake. Swearingen definitely con­ the national anthem, the Grizzly bat­ any members of the ticket committee Members of the active Mortar board Mrs. Winsor is visiting this campus be enough. It the year is an especially tradicts these rumors. talion will pass in review before the Return from Tilt and at the gate, the night of the dance. chapter, under the chairmanship of on a tour of inspection. She came here cold one, however, the figures will go Plaster fell in one of the rooms in memorial tablet erected in honor of Betty Ann Polleys, will be assisted by from Logan and Salt Lake City, Utah. above this total and the extra ex­ the science hall. Otherwise there was the state university men who served Praising Huskies local alumnae and by alumnae of Pen­ This afternoon she will leave for Mos­ pense must come out of the budget no physical damage In any of the uni­ and lost their lives in the World war. Article by Former etralia, local senior women's honorary cow, Idaho, and will travel from there balance of $4,666.92. It is estimated previous to the establishment of the versity buildings. Invitations have been received by Many Alumni Attend Seattle Game; to Pullman and Seattle, Washington. that the early cold spell last week Student in Esquire national chapter. Mrs. Edward Toole, the university to Join with the Mis­ Grizzlies’ California Fans cost the university several hundred Mrs. Paul Phillips, Mrs. Richard Hale, soula civic clubs in a general observ­ See Washington Win dollars. Bob Stansberry Mentioned In Same Miss Winifred Feighner and Miss Author of “More Balancing the budget with the re­ ance ceremony, but it is not probable Barb Council’s that the joint ceremony will be held Issue of Magazine Catherine White will compose the duced funds available was done by re­ Football fans who saw the Seattle committee of alnmni members assist­ Died Than Men” ducing the staff, reducing the amount as Armistice day is not a school holi­ game Saturday are praising Milton day.
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