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EW EX.. ·.·.·. IcoLoBO." . - - ( . 'Vol. ·LV Albuquerque, New Mexico, Friday, November 21, 1952 • • • enate tl In esslon Makers Student" law • fail to Follow Rules ant ... ounc, aps Of Meeting Procedure The UNM Student Senat'e is technically still in session . The Student Senate voted • on several measures yesterday amid all the parliamentary confusion, but ironically the entire am ,n9 r ar meeting is still, in progress. A student was "planted" on the Senate floor by the Lobo in order , to test the effect of the body's par­ liamentary procedure. Ask Reinstatement Rumors· Fill UNM This student voted on five mea­ SUB. to Get Back Card Tables, sures (he is not a Senator), and he made the motion to adjourn, which Of .the Card Playing .' W·t'h H ,,'V· means that the Senate is technically Utton Says; Takes Initiative still in session. .. elet- I th SUB' I azy lew With the "planted" member vot­ F By Ed Lahart spectre hovering overUtah been learned, is not a member of bling activity. _ State. There is still the doubtful, strongly the fact that "the card band committee, which took care tables will return." the Senate. Thus, legally, the Sen­ of amiable relations between the The Council intimated that there but much talked about; possibility ate is still in session. student body and the band. The new was a lack of proof on the part of that the Lobos will take the con­ The Committee of Five includes At twelve o'clock noon today the committee will assist in relations Mrs. Lucas for such action. ference crown. To do this Utah the :following men: J eny Matkins, Senate session had passed the twen­ with the University chorus. In other business, Student Sena- State would have to take their.tilt Chuck Koskovichd3uzz Birkelo, Jer­ ty hour mark. It might prove to A report on the proposed radio tor Bill Chavez related the Senate against Utah on Thanksgiving day ry Brasher, and utton. be the longest session in campus station was given to the Senate and parking recommendations to the and the Lobos would still have to The Committee's purpose will be history. the group voted to permit the mem­ , .1 Council. The report said that two beat Montana and Utah State. , "to investigate reported discrepan­ If there are such unscrupulous in­ bers of the'radio station cOJDmittee Senators counted the number of The rub in the whole ,affair is cies and to make suggestions for dividuals loose on the campus who to continue their investigation of parking spaces available to students that if Utah State showed the power ways of preventing any further would usurp the time honored tradi­ the possibilities of a campus station. and found 545 spaces for 1428 stu- to take Utah, they would be plenty such occurrences." tion of the Senate to adjourn its The report stated that a simple dent parking permits. hard for the Lobos, to overcome. Utton's decision to appoint the own meetings, Diogenes will never transmitter would cost UNM $50,- He added that the faculty ratio Utah. rolled over Colorado A&M 14- Committee of Five came after a be able to extinguish his lamp. 000. Any action on a radio station was two cars to one parking space. 6 whIle the Lobos had to depend on conference with Mrs. Lucas. Utton Obviously, more than a Commit­ would have to hafe the sanction of • . "a stellar defense and afield goal by stressed the point that the tables tee of Five will be necessary to the Federal Communic!1tions Com­ St';ldent Body~resIdent AIUtton Mike Prokopiak to give them a 3-0 stamp out this newest phase of the. mission. appomted CounClI~en Darrell Da- ~ victory over the Rams. should be brought back. Mrs. l;.ucas was in accord, and it was decided present campus crime WaVe. The UNM Senate ,voted unani.. , , Vlds~n, Jo .McM~nn and Glenn By comparative scores, if Utah that the tables would be set up A call) to armsrrtust resound mously to setup a pencil sharpen­ Campb~ll to mv~stlgate the recom- State upset Utah, the Lobos would again after the Thanksgiving holi­ through the halls of adobe. Beyond ing committee. Its function would mendabon submItte.d by the Student have to do at least two touchdowns a doubt,now is the time for all good be to determine the possibiilties of Senate representatIves. better than they did against Colo- days. ,Later, ·after learning that the men to come to the aid of the Truth, getting pencil sharpeners in Mitch­ The problem of the investigators rado A&M to beat Utah, State. But Goodness, and Beauty of UNM. : ell hall. will be. to clarify the proposals of these are mostly pipe dreams and Senate was in favor of immediate The spirit committee report con- diagonal parking, one-way streets only the most optimistic expect action, Uttan, in his best General sisted of postponement. . and other phases. Utah State; who ranks 6th in the MacArthur style, told the press that Council members seemed con- conference with a 2-2 record, to 'tthe tables will return." He said Golden. Class of 152. cerned over the Senate proposal take Utah. they would be back on Monday at number four" which recommends On the other hand Arizona rolled the very latest. Graduate fellowships that students living in fraternity or over Utah 27-0 at the first of the Utton seems to feel that Mrs. Gets Writing Award sorority houses or the dormitories season and the Lobos held Arizona Lucas was justified in her action. By Tom Ormsby Offered for 1953-54 refrain from driving their automo- 13-7 in the Homecoming game. But However,' he felt that the students Denver, Colo ...... (Lobo Spee;,al) - biles to classes. Arizona came back to romp over shouldn't pay en masse for the sins Julius Golden, UNM 1952 graduate The National Science Foundation This is the recommendation which Texas Western 55-7.while the Lobos of a :few. in journalism, won seeond place in has announced its second graduate came out of the last Senate meet- lQueake~ by the Mmers 1~-12. .. Therefore, he :feels the Committee the 1952 Sigma Delta Chi national :fellowship program for 1953-5'4. ing. Letters were sent to the various By thIS arraY,of scores lt would of Five must seek out the evil doers feature writing contest. They will be awarded for graduate houses requesting compliance with seem that anyth~ng can .happenbe- and mete to them their just punish. The national journalism honorary study in the biological,engineering, the Senate's action. f~re the se~son IS over m'the Sky- merits. To this extent, he was in fa­ fraternity each year, chooses the mathematical, medical, and physical · 'I 'J M t'k' .d llne Cortfer~nce. The worst blow of vor 'Of establishing a secret commit­ Winners from a list of stories from sciences. Councl man ., erry ,a ms sal all would be if Montana upsets the tee which would bait the beast in college neWspapers. , They are limited to citizens of the he thought thIS proposal was the Lobos Saturday. No football game its den. He intimated that this com­ One. of the stories by Golden sub­ United States. worst part ,of the repo~. l!e added is an easy game when conference mittee should sit in on the games, mitted lor consideration was on the 500 Fellows will be selected for that to pohce su~h actton It. would titles are at stake and the Grizzlies watch for the culprits, and imme­ adventures of II college girl, who a year ot graduate study. Graduat­ be necessal"f ~o tul'}l the affaIr oyer are reported, to have scouted the diately report to Mrs. Lucas any dressed up like a child in order to ing college seniors in the sciences to the adm~mstratio~ fo~ effective Lobos to the limit. nefarious activities. ride half·fare on an airplane dur- are encouraged to apply. results and If any actIon IS not cen- The Lobo camp reports another However, after consideration, he ing Easter vacation. . ' Stipends run from $1400 to $34$$. I, tered aropnd. the. benefit of .all the plague of injuries for ,the Montana decided it would be ·best to appoint GoJden is presently employed by Applications may be obtained from s~udents, It W1Il be generally lneffec.. game but this is probably not too a Committee of Five Which would the UNM News Bureau and the As­ the Fellowship Office, National, Re­ tlve." " ' . ' important as wails about injuries act openly to combat the sinister sociated Press. search Council, Washington 25, D.C. ThefUth proposal of the ~eport have preceded almost every New calls for eventua! enforc~meht of Mexico game this season. the recommendatIons. ThIS would include 'baring stUdents who live "close" to the campusirom driving their cars to class. Evening College Proves ,You're Never Too Hid to Learn Senate President Mickey Toppino "Victory" Dance suggested that the fifth, proposal The UNM Community Evening who are 66 or above. is made up of salespeople. Even the could use additional investigation Tomorrow Night College offering, non-credit courses ,Most of the people taking eve­ military is represented with 45 stu­ belore it is entered officially in the has proved that no matter what ning non-credit courses at the Uni­ dents making up five per cent of the report. " . A . vietorr-over-Montana dance your age or. occupation, you're versity ,are married. This group class. , will be held in the SUB ballroom never too old to learn. . coVers 792 of the 1,069 students. The military group was the only Chavez said that certain restric­ from 9 p.m. Until midnight tomor· tions would be necessary-to allevi. J. T. Reid, director- of the college, Again the predominant age group one with the age range kept below roW. has released the breakdown on the is 26 to 35. ' . 45 years. And all but two are beli>w ate the pa.rkingproblem. Al Hamilton and his seven-piece Councilwoman JoAnn M c Na. y 1,069 students taking coUrses in the UNM attracted 108 people who , 35 years of age. , band will play fOr the last student college this semester., The list is did not finish nigh school compared The college also drew 38 teachers, asked Chavez what he considered body dance of the, semester. "close" to the campus., lie replied based on age, sex, trade or occupa­ to the 384 who did. And 251 attend­ who in many cases are taking re­ Other dances will be the Mirage I that University row was what he tiol!" and educational background. ed college while 211 completed col .. fresher courses. Beauty Ball, Dec. 6t and the.A.lpha "It is doubtful whether such a lege and. hold degrees. Of these But the biggest proof of educa­ had in mind. This is the stl'eet di­ Phi Omego toy dance, 14. l'cctly north of the 'SUB. Dec. widely diversified group of lleople people, 104 did graduate work. tion as a drawing card is the fact Toppinosaid that if investigation could be found in any other type in.. In the occupation scale, the house .. that 30 of the students live outside of the tpl'oblem shows that arrtinori­ stitutioh except an adult eVening wife pulled ahead making up 30 pel' Albuquerque. Five stUdents ,are ty of students arc effected by the college," Dr. Reid ,said. cent of the entire college. Four of from, Santa Fe and' two ftom restrictions, then they sho\,lldbe en­ Thanksgiving Service Of the students in the college, fe­ these housewives are moJ.'ethan 66 Grants., Three .are from Belen and ,forced. If, of course, a majority of tt'he United Student, Chl'istian males outnumbered the males 616 to years old. ' the, rest are spread in areas close the stUdents are hampered by the Fellowship will hold its annual 453. The majority of both sexes fall The. clerical worker group .fol. to AlbUquerque. rule, ,it should be eliminated, he Thanksgivings e r vi c e Tuesday, into the age limits of 26 to 35. . ' lowed with 23 per cent of the class. These people must travel into the added. .. . 12:10-12:50 p.m., in SUll"6. Marilyn However, the ,age oftha students Other occupations l\nd the profes .. city at least once a week to attend The1lext meeting of the Student Willets, head of the program com· ranged from. 16 to. 66 and over. sional groups made up 20 percent their various courses. Council will be Dec. 2, 8 p.m. in the mittee, announced that aU students There are 226 tnaleand female stu.. and 11 per cent. liThe desire to learn can be"let!y SUB grill lounge. are invited. dents between 16 and 25 and eight Eight per cent of the total class strong at times,". Dr. Reid said. Q

When Barnum and Bailey bring their circus Lou's Views • •• Melee to town, they're destined for failure. The UNM Here is your Student Senate! Senate, if it continues this way, should soon At yesterday's meeting the Senate hierarchy draw bigger crowds than any circus manager spent 15 mInutes calling the role of student ever hoped to. "Squealing" and Parking Ouestioned representatives. After calling the role, several students drib­ There. must bea few frustrated be blamed for her actions anymore Where Was the Money? students on the campus who can't than the-police after they have been bled in-one of which was sent by the Lobo to practically dared to take necessary find out if the Senate really knew what it was Card-playing in the SUB has been discon­ have any fun unless no one else has steps and stop the "unlawful" fun doing. tinued by the Manager because of reports of fun. The underworld has a few If the informing students considet There WaS no effort to determine how many gambling among the participants. terms for such as these including themselves pure as the driven snow "squealers,'" "stoolies," "canaries," they should at least make their of the people in the 'room were voting repre- The Student Council yesterday strongly ob­ etc., etc., but this particul!l.r brand names available for publication, sentatives. ~ jected to the action of that official. The Council of campus kill .. joy is too contempti­ othel'wise before we know it they'll To top this off, an unofficial Senate member is tosehd a request to the Manager that she ble for any name that can be pri'Qt - have us wearing chastity belts. . ed. Because of an exaggerated rose and suggested that discussion in the meet­ reinstate card-playing . I'sense of ethics" some students The. picture on the cover of yes­ ing be thrown open to the entire assemblage. This, of course, is a weak, flimsy and incom- . found it their bounden duty to in­ terday's Lobo only confirms What Several measures were voted on after this' petent approach to the problem. form the SUB manager that cel'- we have known all the time. Fac­ suggestion was passed ~and it is inconceivable At present,. proof of the gambling activities ~;ltain cal:d players were gambling. ulty parking is over extensive and . Card playing has now been banned wasted most of the time, while the that anyone could have possibly known who is merely hearsay. Several students have re­ from the SUB. University cops have been passing were voting members and who were just ported the activity, but no one seems to have About three weeks ago the police out student parking tickets like passersby. , seen any money· pass between any individuals. received an· anonymous phone call, election handbills. When this unjust saying that minors were celebrating favoritism will cease .we don't , Motions were put up for considerations and Condoning gambling is one thing and punish­ Homecoming over a few mugs of know. aft~r plenty of discussion or argument or in­ ing all students for the actions of a few is quite beer at a nearby joint. The police of Some desperate students tried vective Of debate, a man who wanted to second another. '" course moved in, and since then the painting over some of the "faculty the motion finally got a chance to say his piece. Whether the action of the Managerwas right students have moved out, only" pal'king signs asa last resort I don't know what perverse form to malting their. nine o'clock classes. When the temporary student parliamenta­ or wrong, the fact remains that the Council has of self-dghteousness and outraged Asked about this a c~mpus cop rian (the word is superfluous) decided to resign the power to take force able action against this dignity compels these d~ad-heads to said, "We don't know who. did it but because he wished to retain his voice in the edict. ' pull such stunts. They have taken when we find out, we'l'e taking him it upon themselves to keep the fab down to the city hall jail." Senate, the reply from the chair was "Thank The Council requested that card-playing be name of UNM out of the gutter of Good luck on your man hunt, offi­ You Very Much." continued and that an investigation be held. self-indulgence. cers, but please don't thl'OW up the And on and on and on went the melee. They should have demanded it. The manager of the SUB cannot road blocks during class hours.

( , p.m. at the Jonson Gallery, 1909 Las. Korean Veterans to Get Weekly Program Lomas Rd., NE. Workman fo Talk Fellowships Are Offered. ··MONDAY Thanksgiving recess begins at 10 Academic Year. 53-54 Allowance Checks Soon J\quinas Hall Religious Services: p.m. Classes resume at 7 a,m. Mon­ On Rain-Making Sunday Masses, 8:30 and 10:45 a.m., day, Dec. 1. The National Academy of Sciences Veterans training under the Ko­ and 12:151>.m.; Weekday Masses, THURSDAY Dr. E. J. Workman, president of has announced several national fel­ rean GI Bill will get their GI allow­ 6:45 and 8 a.m.; Confessions, .Satur­ Thanlcsgiving Day. the New Mexico Institute of Mining lowship programs for 1953-54. ance checks from the date they day, 3:30 t05 and 7:15 to 9 p.m.; FRIDAY and Technology, will deliver the Fellowships are offered in the started class, even though there's Rosary, daily, 7 p.m.i Holy Hour, Exhibition of Spanish Colonial Phi Kappa Phi lecture at the UNM agricultul'al, biological, engineer­ been an unavoidable delay by the Thursday, 6 :45 p.m. at 1815 Las Art will be shown from 3 :30 to 5 :30 next Sunday night at 7:30. ing, mathematical, medical and States in apPl'oving schools. Lomas Rd., NE. p.m. ~t the Jonson Gallery, 1909 The lecture, Dr. Dane F. Smith, physical sciences at both the pre­ VA announced that it has author­ Annual Students Christmas Sale Las Lomas Rd., NE. Phi Kappa Phi presirent, said, will doctoral and postdoctol'al levels. ized its regional offices to back-date Community Concert Association be open to the public and will be Basic stipends run from $3,000 to school approvals, when they are from 8 a,m. to 5 p.m., Fine Arts $3400 for the yearly appointment.- Bldg. Gallery until Dec. 1. presents The Longines Sympho~ held in room 122 of Mitchell hall. nnally received from the State nette in a concert at 8:15 p.m. in Dr. Smith said that added interest Information may be secured from Agencies l'esponsible for making Lobo Inter-Varsity Christian Fel­ the Gym. will be given to the meeting b~cause the Fellowship Office, National Re­ them. lowship paily Devotional and Pray­ SATURDAY Dr. Workman will speak on the sub­ search Council, 2101 Constitution er meetmg, 12 noon Monday thru ject "Natural Precipitation and the Ave., N. W., Washington 25, D.q. Friday in Room 105, Mitchell hall. Exhibition of Spanish .Colonial Art will be shown from 3 :30 to 5 :30 Question of Rain-Making." Soldier Wins $1 on Lobos Baptist Student Union Daily De­ p.m. at the J onsan Gallery, 1909 Las Two other lectures, the fifth in votional Service, 12:30 p.m. Mon­ Lomas Rd., NE. the Phi Kappa Phi annual series, Veterans Club Meets The fame of the Lobos extends day, Wednesday and Friday, Bap­ will be given, one in February and far and wide. A Texas boy, cur­ tist Student Center. SUNDAY the other in April of 1953. The Veterans Club will meet Mon­ rently stationed in Korea, has this Services in churches throughout day at Sp.m. in room 104, Mitchell to say: "I'll agree New Mexico is USCF Noonday Worship Serv­ the city. • All will be by well-known New ices, 12:30 p.m. Monday, Wednesday Mexico scientists, Dr. Smith said. hall. All vets enrolled at the Uni. playing better football than usual. and Friday. in Room 6, SUB, The speaker will be intl'oduced by versity, both men and women, are In fact I Iwon a dollar on them this Dr. Edward Castetter, dean of the asked to attend. week over Colorado." Interfraternity Council meeting, Debate Tearn to Travel University Graduate School and 4 :p.m. in the SUB Gri1llounge. chairman of the department of .. AFROTC Cadet Group Staff To Denver Tournament biology. meeting, 5 p.m. in Room 107, MH. DAILY CROSSWORD The University of New Mexico There will be no admission charge Spurs meeting, 5 p;m. in Room and the public is invited, Dr. Smith ACROSS 2. Harangue 18. Substance MH. debate team will take part in the said. 111, Western Speech Association annual I. Very small 3. Unit of used In Alpha Epsilon ~i active meeting, Two other lectures in the Phi particle weight ale-making ., speech tournament Nov. 25-27 in Kappa Phi series this year, all to 7 p.m. in Room 109, MH. Denver, Golo., Dr. Cullen Owens, 5. False 4. Half an em 19. Small ~~~~ Phi Kappa Tau active and pledge coach of the team, said yesterday. be given by New Mexico scientists, 9. Nobleman 5. Backbone raised cake ~~~ meetings, 7 p.m. in Rooms 118 and are scheduled for February and "This is one of the top tourna­ April. 10. Danger 6. In this 22~ Befalls 210, MH. ments in the country," Dr.. Owens 12. City place 23. Question Phrateres active meeting, 7:30 said. "Forty schools from the west (Algeria) 7. Con stet- 24. Maize p.m. in the SUB Grill lounge. and far west participate in the 13. High seas latlon 25. Military en- ~~~ Pledge meeting, 7 p.m. in the SUB tournament!' Castetter USCF Guest robber Gri11lounge. 8. Covering for campments The UNM debate team will be Edward F. Castetter, dean of the 14. Ignited the hand 26. Biblical 10-2, Town Club active meeting, '1:30 entered in oratory, debate, extem­ Graduate School and head of the 15. Fruit of p.m. in the SUB south lounge. 9. Clayey mount l'tlllcrduy'fj Anilwer poraneouS speaking, discussion, and Biology department, will be guest the pine 1~. Smal1~st 27. The satellite 32. A refuge Pledge meeting, 7 :30 p.m. in the after dinner speaking contests. faculty member at the United Stu­ SUB north lounge. 16. TantalUm in size of the earth 34. Greedy Students on the team are: dent Christian Fellowship's coke (sym.) 13. A corn 28. Keenest 37. Open (poet.) Lambda Chi Apha active meeting, Don Wright, freshman; Scott session today at 4 p.m. in SUB 6. 7:30 p.m. in Room 7, SUB. 17. Plantot bread 29. Aside 38. National god Momaday, f res h m a'it; . James All students are invited. crowfoot Independents meeting, 8 p.m. in Squyres, senior; John Morrison, 15. Sheltered 31. Obnoxious (Tahiti) Room 117, MH. family recess plants 40. Board (abbr. I sophomore; and William Mensah­ Calvin Coolidge's first name was 19. God of TUESDAY Dapaa, senior. John. . pleasure RaUycom meeting, 4 p.m. in Room 20. MUsic note r:21 Z 3 4 5 6 1 8 ~. 102, MH. 21. Hail! ~ WRC meeting, 4 p.m. in Room 14, by Bibl., 9 10 Gym. 22. Search for II 23. Malt beverage • ~ Panhellenic Council meeting, 5 p. 12 15 In. in Room 7, SUB. 24. A tin Kiva Club meeting, 6:45 p.m. in 25. Actors in ~ Room 157, Adm. Bldg. a play 11 IS 16 NROTC Wardroom Society meet­ 27. Swabbing ~ ~ ing, 7:30 p.m., Stadium Bldg. instrument 17 18 19 English Club meeting, 7 :30 p.m. 28. MUsic note ~ in Bldg. T-20 lounge. 30. Noah's boat 20 ~~ ZI zz WEDNESDAY 31. Adore ~ ExhibitiOn of Spanish Colonial 33. Masurium Z3 211 Art will be shown from a:30 to 5:30 (sym.) ~ ~ ~ lS 26 ~ ~ 34. An age '1.7 26 Z~ 31;. Miscellany ~ ~ NEW MEXICO LOBO 36. Established 30 31 31- 38. Across ~ Published Tuesdays. Thurid.,.., and Fri. 39. Palatable 33 3'1 days. dudng the college 1'ea1". except durbla 40. City (Fr.) 35 holidays and examination periods, by the ~ ~ Assoaiated Students of the UnlvmltT of 41. Spreads 36 37 36 New Mexico. grass to dry E'ntered as lIec:ond class matter at the 42. DO not ~ Post Office, Albuquerque, Aug. 1. 1918, un.. 39 40 der the act of Mar. 8. 1879. Printed b:J the (cohtraoted) UNM Printing plant. Subscription rate: ~ $4.60 for the school year. nOWN '1/ 4Z 1. Of the sea ~ ~ % . ." '.. 10- z.e. Editorial staft' DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE-Here'show to work It: Llonel Linder,editor; Elaine Janks, managing editor, Fred Jor­ ~ AXVOLnAAXR dati, Rob Edmondson and John Mes­ f. ~LONGF~~Lbw ner, night. editors. '. tOn~letter sImply stands for another. In this e~ample A fs u.sed Business staft' or t. e threeL s, . X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apos- Tom Ormsby, business manager. troPhhldes/ the length and formation of the words arc all hints. Bill Winterbottom, assistant busi­ E. ac all' the code letters are different. ness .m~nager; Kenny Hansen, cir.. o enlatlon manager. A Cryptogram Quotation "Very few facts are able to teD E~AKA ENHJCK VTA PV~ PGE owe their own story, without comments LW JW PAEEAT OWOTKA))R-UVTE;HVD. to bring out their meaning."--John Stuart Mill YCIJterday;s Crypt()qu()te - THtS IS. THE LIFE OF THOSE FREE FROM WRETCHED AND BURDJiJNSOME AMBITION . Offices in the Journalism Building '. "Think We should pass th' plate agaih;Professol' Snad? Some of th' HORACE. .- Phone 7-8861, Ext. 314. stUdents are kickin' 'bout th' extra tuition." ., ,.,

George Washington had ;false $7040 a Year Jobs Red Cross Accepts. teeth in his older daYs; there is no Midnight Pep Rally to feature connection between this and the O'pelito Engineers Blood Donors Now George Washin~ton Bridge. UNMstudellts maY now makeap­ Bare Bear and Grizzly Dance Veterans Administration 'an­ pointments for donatingbl(lod when nounces it needs all types of archi­ the B190dmobile is set up at the UNIVERSlTY MARKET By Alice Woodward The U nit~d Independent Council ' tects and engineers for its hospital USO Dec. 8-9, it Was, announced 2408 Central E See the bare bea)!1 Great excite­ had a .meetmg last Tuesday night constl'uction, conversion and mod­ today. ' ment at the midnight pep ;t.'ally Fri­ a~ 'Yh1Ch they discussed a Dec. '1 ernization program. Students may come individually Open Daily 7 a.m. to Midnight day! There'll be a big bonfire just pl.CntC at .the YWOA camp. They Among' the vacancies now exist­ or in groups but should call for ap­ . Sundays Included SO'\lth of: Mesa Vista men's dorn; wlll prOVIde truck transportation ing. are positions for architects, pointments, the Albuquerque Red FREE DEI.lIVERY thel'e'll be a grizzly strip. :Be there for every~ne. who meets in front of estImators, structural engineers Cross Chapter officials said. at 12 midnight. the 4d bulldmg at 11 that morning. ~echanica! ~ngineers, electrical' en~ Those in the age groups 18-21 Ph. 3'..4633 Don Babcock, a TKE from San­ A~l mdepen~ents, their dates and gmeers, cJvJI engineers, architec­ who are not married or in, the ar~ mV:t~ed. dia, pinnedJoyce Fitzpatrick, .AD frlends, The price will tura~ engmeers, ,landscape design Armed Services will have to have Pi a.nd Ronnie Calkin's,Phi Tau and " be 75 ce;nts for rIde, food, cokes and archltects, color designers, con­ the written consent of their parents Ann Grey, Theta, were pinned this everythmg. struction superintendents, project or ,guardil:\.ns. '" ' week. Never again will I say some­ . After they had decided on the pic': managers, and boiler and mechani- Blanks for this written permis­ Loafin'­ one talked someone into wearing a ll1C they talk~dabout having a can­ cal inspectors. . sion may be obtained at the Red pin. And I apologize. It didn't sound dance sometIme before Christmas. :rhe range of yearly entrance sal­ Cross headquarters. SO bad when I was writing it. Then one leader from each group aries are from $4,205 to $7,040. For appointments, telephone 3- MOCCASIN Dances and parties coming off gave a S~Ol't talk about the group; 6695, the Red Cross Ohapter. J er~y .FIrsty from Independents, . ~ngin~ers employ~d. 'by VA par­ this weekend are: The Pike's annual tIclpate III the prOVISions of Civil Dream Girl dance to be held at the ChrIS Randolph of Phrateres, Vince G~~ly of Townsmen, and Marilyn Service. Hiking Club to Acoma Fez Club from 9 to 12 Friday; the , Intel'ested applicants should con­ ADPi's annual house dance which 'Yllhts of Town Olub. Lively discus­ The Hiking club will go to the SIOn ensued. tact the personnel 'officer of the Enchanted Mesa and Acoma the is to be in the western tradition this campus VA office. . year, Friday ,from 9 to 12; the Kap­ The Theta alum club gave a regu­ Sky City, Sunday. Members' will pa winter formal at the Hilton ho':' lar semesterly dinner for the chap­ meet at 8:30 a.m. at the women's 'tel Saturday night; tbe Marron-Ho_ ter T~~rsday night. It was followed dining hall. ltona-Bandelier formal in the SUB by a Jomt meeting. Dracula Film Presented Friday; and the Alpha Chi Omega Last Tuesday the Thetas, as a The UNM Film Society will pre­ Christmas formal at the Fez Club group, went out to the Sandia NCO sent "Nosferatu, the Vampire," a Saturday. club to participate in some dancing German film, on Saturday at 7 and les,sons which are being given to the 9 p.m. La Madiera Sld Area will be open boys. this weekend. The management has Pi Beta Phi is having a slumber This is the first German film to offered free use of the tow to any­ be released on 'the story of Dracula. --, party for all members and pledges body who will help pack the snow It was produced in 1922. a~ the chapter house Saturday .. "--...... 1 on the slopes. The Albuquerque Ski mght. Club will have a bus going up Sat- ADPi pledge oithe week is Peg­ urday. - gy Hooper. The .ADPi's has an ex­ i New officers of Phl'ateres are: change party with the Sig Eps last president, Chris Randolph; vice president, Mary Kuykendall;' secre­ Wednesday" Try BUTTERFIELD I tary, Emmi Baum; treasul'el', Millie Ruyba1i; social chairman, Flol'a· John Tyler, once president of this This Y'ear-' Maestas. country, had 14 children. 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" Golf TQurney Opens Maiel Fritz to Deliver Midnight Pep Rally :,15 ,Scheduled TriDelt Foun,der's Ta,lk' On University Course Majel Fritz will deliver the main By George Ambabo main r~aSQns for the I'luccess of our those reserves we need to pl'oduce address when Delta Delta Delta. In the hopes that we won't Slome secondary this year. . . this week. On flat pa:$ses and re­ The University Intramural Open sQrority has its annual Founde:r:'$ a-cropper this weekend, Rallycom . . The discussion of records came up versesiplus lI.. pitch-out, Lee' is the Golf TournEJ,ment .is undeJ.'Way at day banquet at 1 );l.m. Sunday at ~ the ohter day, and in checldng, r boy fo).' the ends, and"without the th~ Uni,versity golf c01,lrSe. Twenty­ Leonards. ' and .my belov~d cheerleaders, are eight golfers have been placed. on cookl~g up a bIg pep rally fo~ Fri­ find that N ~w Mexico still has one !?e.nefit of any shiftine~s, but need­ Carol RlI.l)1sey will welcome the day nxght around 12, just after the of its stalwarts in the booksior his lng a block or two to keep him go­ ~ ladder and are playing match­ alums/.and Barbara.. McLean will formal dances.Now . they haven't l~ick-off return Yardage in the per­ ing, this kid Qught to l?e enough -play competitionior positions. sing. All pledges,a.ctives and 'alums sai.d as yet, where Wsto be held, SOll of Chuck Bill. We have the threat to ,spre~d the defense lI.nd Players on .. the ladder~ may ~hnl­ of 1:d Delta are invited to.. attend . and they realize it can't be around posaibliity of another, if it becomes malta our plunges and quickies mo).'ed' lenge either of the two players im­ the banquet. the dlesattended# Favors were pre- show, the 10 high school bands will Grand next 'Week in the SUB. This coUec­ aented by all KA'stotheir dates. enter the neld in a large GOO-mem .. tion is being sponsored by the New­ Orlie Wagner's band played and the bel' "Bands" salute before putting man Club. The clothing will be dis­ .' dance was chaperoned by Mr. and on individual shows. tributed to individuals according to Mrs. Joe Spence and Mr. and Mrs. The UNM band, led by John .' lounderet need regardless of race, .color or Marshall Farris. The dance was Large, drum major, will :£oUl.>wthe creen.t preceded by an informal party at half-time high school bands· show 1416 Grand NE Time to order your Chrisfma, The collection will be cam~us­ Dave Reynold's home. with salutes to several UNM Col~ carels ••• Chrislmas note wide, and all students are urged to XA Social Chairman Glen Brooks leges. ill jJaper ••• and Chrisfmas gil, give old clothes, shoes, and blankets announced that a house party will Among these !l be salutes to wrappings. See our compretfJ tbat are stlllusable. The colthing be held Saturday night following the Arts and SCIencesf Fine Arts, need not be clean. Men, women, and the. Montana game. All KA's and ~usiness A~ministrationJ Engineer­ "Creases as sharp (ol/edion 01, beautiFul Hal/­ cbildrenrs clothing is needed. theIr dates will attend the record mg, Edueation,and a final salute to as a razor blade mark Christmas designs .. Those who wish to have clothing dance. Refreshments will be served. • _t~e administration of the Univer- picked up may contact Larry Cha­ v~nty.. " in our finished BUitS." vez, chairman, at 2-9203 or at 1815 .. The ten high school bands which' Los Lomas, N. E. Anyone who will participate in the band celebra. wishes to deliver clothing before Veterans May .Convert tion Saturday are: Albuquerque YOUR Associated Students the booths are set up in the SUB, High School directed by Carl Cra­ We Specialize iii may bring the clothes to the New­ To GI Term Insurance' mer; Highland. High headed by Joe DRY CLEANING Bookstore man Club at the same address. Rodgers; th~ Las Lunas band will' Millions of World War II vet-· b~ led by Gene Crago; Bill Jones and Shirt Laundering This collection IS being made to erans who hold 5~year or 8-year aid the War Relief Services: wIll take the Belen band on the GI term life insurance policies milL ne1d; and W. E. lIendricks will die ·Ph. 2.. 2340 On Campus Ext. 219 may convert to pe11nanent plans of rect the Vaughn high school band. GI insurance with guaranteed val... Rollie HeItman leads the Los Green Is New KA Prexy ues that term policies do not have. Alamos band; Marty Dauni will put Veterans Administ1'ation gives the ..G.r. ants band th.. rou. gh the half­ Due to the resigllation ~ of the this advice to veterans in answeito time activities; the . Mountainair Mtive president, John Jasper, a numerous inquiries concerning this musicians are led. by Robert Land, special election waS held Nov. 1'1 right under National Sernce tife and William Schaal' will lead St. to name a new Kappa Alphapresi­ Insurance. -Mary's. dent. Roger Green was electea and Prof. Robert Dabnert, UNM band 'Win serve with Bob Stiff. vice-presi. director, said that all bands 'Would PHONOGRAPH RECORDS-- dent and Charles Randall, secreta-ry. Susie bas a sweater rehearse Saturday morning. from 9 These officers will serve until Mar. So tight, so neat, so choosy, to .10:30. A reception will be held 1. It doesn't show the wrinkles, fol' band Vi13itors after the game in POPS-JAZZ-CLASSICAL r- But, oh, how it shows Susie. building C-4,11e stated. Special Section for U .. A special section will be reserved . Sales-Service for univ~r8ity students and faculty. at the BIlly Graham tabernacle Fri­ 4 4 da~.His topic for Friday evening .' NOB Hill lAUNDERETTE will be: "What's Wrong With The D D Home." Students needing tran~or­ R NOB BlLlJ SHOPJ?INGCENTER R tation may call David Ong; 3-7417. Y 107 CARLISLE SW.-DIAL 5-2691 Y E E R 32 Bendix Washing Machihes R Chest Donations Reach S S All· Time High at UNM • DRY CLEANING--l DAY AlbttqtterqueCommunit1 .' Chest • DYEING--4HOURS ~ontributions. l'eachedan. aU-time • SHIRT SERVICE-l DAY'. . . high at the University this yea!"; • BACHELOR JJUNDLES-2 HOURS o Miss Mercedes Gugisberg and Miss "l:0URMUSIC C:~N'i'~~ IN THE lIEtG~TS" Gladys Millikeil, cOlochairmen of the • Pick Up and Delivery drive . said today. ' .. HOURS: lIon.-Wed.-Thurs.-Fri. '. UNMeftlployes alldstu

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