The Rocky Mountain Collegian - CSU Fort Collins

Z 72 Published By The Associated Students Of The Colorado State College Of A. & M. A,

6 VOLUMEL SORT ( "i.i,ins. COLORADO THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, run NUMBER

Guidance Week 1 NOTICE Yellow Jackets And Fort Collins Jaycees Starts October 21 j The IXilor of (ho Silver i I Spruce wishes to call alien- | inn to the error in the lam Plans For “A” Dickerson's Week On Further Lighting Aggie itweek's thilcftan listing of | j Compus Will Begin With Spruce pic-lure appointments. . Bill Busch, Harold Wood, f The> are with correction as Harvey Bolinger, Russell Sparks Lecture To Student —the « Body i follows: Senior Club Sets f Junior ami Pep Is Largest Letter Sr United States j pictures to be taken at ! Social guidance week, featuring Schedule t KahrnV ftophomore pi< tore* Rally Aggie Men In led urea by Mr Roy M Dickerson, Construction Will Be Finished Before Register Gym at 'filler’s; and lYeshman well-known family | authority on I pic-t tire*, a* Fallback's. Groups Plan Five Rallies Homecoming So That Alumni Will Be The men'* m nasi urn w ill hr H<<- i.-niMori relation* will begin Monday, Octo j 8' of colic** Also. said M.-v .l<-<• ration for Selective Service on October her 22. gist IC. the day set by the f Hill, editor of the yearbook, Aasrics have five chances to proclamation of Probident Roosevelt Mr. Dickerson's lecture on "The j | it is to the student’s boM demonstrate that "old school spir- law After been in exist me-.- for \ the The requires that all xrnrs between the ages of 21 to 35 Horne tn a Democracy,” to be giv- at been having MX.cn • arv Aggie regis- j | advantage to have the por* it." the rallies which have and all students within these limit* must do on Wednesday be- en before the student A will }«> if th«* of the ter. so assembly, j trail taken earl> before -scheduled for football season. oieetricaHy lijrhnM plans V»*itow Jackets tween 7:00 A M, and 9:00 P M. all boys who in Fort October will begin the course. However, live 1 21, if possible—- The next rally is tonight. Octo- tin? wa-. j Thanksgiving art? approved i j stuil«-m Imm! ; T'"v i• iii*'!it • Collin* all year round will be expected to register in their home Scries ber and will the D. t\- pre- t for the photographer will be 10, precede after Ralph < "ollinson. { resident of the group, Tuesday evening he sets. Only the out-of-town students will to the Further guidance will be given It &o gymnasium. f able to do a ! letter job if lie Aggie game. is to begin at Robert Hostetler. business rtf the met with The Selective Service law provide* that to Aggies in assemblies Tues- and manager Coliogri&ii. collage men subject to on j Is not rushed, The deadline 7:00. and will feature speeches of lie- of of military service will not be called until the close of the school day. Wednesday, Thursday, and the directors .Junior Chamber 1 'ommerre Fort Half battalion sponsors, and the battery sponsors The permanent appoint- campus <<•«**. I*a> in charge. These registrations will Coach Will Be tabulated bonfire rally. The date of this Hughes the discussion by ments of cadet officers for the year wHill also be made public at this and several general con- Following. give the committee the number rally j* Friday. November 9. Guest Of Hohot At time. clusions have been made from Ralph CoHinson with the J. C. C. at meet- for which to provide each is No- }>i The final rally Friday, Football Banquet Oct. 28 the motion made to Th< 1 ■ :j rs 1 s;*« ns or* will selected by the votes of the mili- them, said Bus Bergman, chair- group, was ing. The other part of the card the week of October man of the student council com- vember 22. and will proceed the half the costs of lighting the tary students during 21. pay is the student’s ticket of admit- Y V. This will also be Coach Harry Hughes will be mittee on traffic regulations. B. game. “A" for the next semester in re- tance. guest of honor at a football ban- a general rally, after which stu- for support of the “Light the Purpo*** turn Separate Meeting quet to be held in the Washington dents will attend the show. A’ Carnival" which the J. C. C.'s The of the poll Student Counci! Aggie Turkey-day night Mr. Dickerson purpose was to Wednesday room al the Shirley-Savoy Hotel in al their last will stage November 1 2 find general comments on th* Yellow Jacket*, and on to in Date Undecided will speak th< Aggie women Denver on Saturday night. October rules in order that Mr. Witme J. meeting, voted to request that all the college campus. Action was Meets Friday 088 Main auditorium. Sorority 26 fraternities and sororities take no- taken in the form of the follow- McMillin. assistant to the ■ mectine? have been postponed to prer This dinner, which is set for There are rumors that tice these dates and make a motion which unanimous- Aggies dent, who is in charge of the situ- of ing was give the girls the of opportunity 6 3** following the will move its scheduled Thanks- schedule radio dance* Aggie-New ly carried the board: Will Discuss Amendments ation. might take steps remedy point not to by attending On Thursday, he will to in giving vacation week these Greek organi- Mexico game Denver, is planned one ahead of it. on nights. I move that the Junior Chamber address the Aggie men that recorded hy the Denver Alumni Branch in The Student Council at a lunch- in the catalog to co- sations are also requested to see of Commerce divert to the Yellow Mr Dickerson will give persona’ Primarily the students desire incide with honor of Coach Hughes and his »n in the Student Union on Fr;- President Roosevelt's that their freshmen are present. Jackets of Colorado State College i’ounseling to students on Friday all-weather, paved, or graveled However, thirty years as head foot bail men- ty. October 11, will discuss three holiday. nothing defi- ;■ sum equal to 50 r, of the first and all day Saturday parking spaces behind the Admin- tor at Colorado State. Having a mendmenrs to the Constitution nite has been decided as j’et, ac- for lighting the A from istration building and on the payment Some recent engagements filled cast the cording Roy M. Green, leading part in the ceremonies hicb will be presented to stu- to presi- Rehearsals receipts of the Carnival to be held by the lecturer have been similar side of the Physics building Begin dent will be Mr. F £ Button, quarter- body the next general as- of Colorado State. 2. nt at be November 3 and 3 940. said ®um programs at Texas A & M.. West Spaces should marked off for back on Harry Hughes' first team. * Social Calendar mbly. and (Continued on page 2) Texas State Teachers college, and eutrances wherever necessary For Musical Play Amy O Parmelee, dean of FirM Team Slew Case, student body presi- ti e State Normal School of the a driveway from the oval to the women, has set the dates of social A number of other men who dent. will the meet- preside over of Montana east side of the Physics building University Taylor. Mary Taylor and events ahead one week to avoid Jack were also on his first Aggie lean; ing at which the amendments should be provided. Also, most ‘Of Mice And Men’ Rosalia Ghent have been chosen any conflict . plan to be there as do the 1940 i pousered by campus organiza- would rather park on the persons the leads the musical Bast because there to play in members, the coaches, the- The "A" year, were team tions will be presented. First Girl south side of the drive next to Old comedy. "Of Thee 1 ?ing" which all the Slated For two one Aggie Colorado State hand, and r legal holidays, declared Lyceum movement lub is sponsoring a to Main instead of the north side as will be bv presented during Home- who can Because a f sweat- Governor Carr and the other by alumni attend. forbid the use o athletic they are now required to do. festivities. Jack Taylor the President of the United States, Enrolls In CAA coming large number of Aggies will be in Starring Burgess *■ other than offi- Meredith. Bet- s and emblems .km Adopt will take the part of Wintergreen, the students petitioned for and re- Denver on that date for the Colo- ty Fold, and Lon in an fial. ones by the “A” Club, Chancy, givers If these provisions are adopted, the candidate for president ; Mary ceived an unscheduled school holi- rado Education Association con- unusually important cast. Hal also will present a movement "‘hoy according to Bus. the new rules Coed And Taylor and Rosella Ghent will por- has day on November 24. Twenty-Nine veulion. the Denver group Re s li’b “Of Mice and Men" is to '•> have athletic council mem- two eminently satisfactory. If will be Mary Turner and Diana Dev. arranging Colorado State's Pass tray sponsored this get-together be the lyceum feature for October bers the Student By Men Requirements as members of of students not. the majority eraux who vie for the honor of Thanksgiving on the same day as 11 and 12. It is an emotional and Council. For Admittance the old Course would rather return to the the Governor’s the Presi- marrying president and dramatic story of the migratory’ Those will be one them to presented rules allowing park on Parts dent’s. the possibility of another Offered ran* h wo» ker of California ■ ik before the vote Eleanor Weblmae and 29 men both sides of the oval. etc., for the Aggies Leading parts have petition will be removed. speaking Bused on the best-selling novel have met all requirements for en- difficulties often present parking been assigned to Dick Stroup »f by John Steinbeck and transferred into the primary CAA to class. trance make them late Throttlebottom, the vice presiden- A Free Book to the screen from the Broad wav Training Program on the Colorado Attend tial candidate, Jim Rchrierbroob Eighteen stjige hit. It tells the story of State campus Eleanor is the firsi •I*" 4 Tub Meets Tonight as committeeman G1 ! h o oley ; ! Press Volume Is George Lennie and Mae on a As We Go To First Class girl from this school to be admit- 650-Poge | Riding Charles Post as Fulton, the news- ranch In California George and ted to 'he course Th<- first regular Dramatic Club paper klnt; Bill Pumpbrey as Sen- Available; Given To Lonnie hare 'raveled toc/ther f ftl The advanced, or secondan- ill held Women's Exceeds meeting of th< year w be ator Jones and Wynn Kinsley a* * RESIDENT ROOSEVENT Group Students State Board years the former devoted to his claw* will start training within the By Expected Number And Will tonight at 7.15 in the Old Main of partner whose brute strength and has appointed the president next week Medical examinations To Reduced auditorium. All active members tflaonjse* Have Be weak mind have of Wisconsin to be invariably upaet ' University are now hHnp taken by the appli- are 1(1 attend us well as Members of the choruses and required History Agriculture in Onlo- their dreams for the future It is ' afkm 1 i of ft of a d rect or the dra cants. and ten students will he wish Eighteen metutwtni of the newly all students who To become the rust have begun rehearsals Mae who f u"nr ? heir ha.p(>y dreams chosen for the advanced work “Of Thee organised men** riding clufip at- members of the club and feel confident that churge i-o rv-erv iu< . n» wt t’olo into stark tragedy, bringing the Both the primary and secondary most RMAN THOMAS tended their firHt clam Monday Wattles, director, an- 1 ping ’ w ill be Use cews- Miss R J redo State a* a gift by the State picture to a climax that is ns tine*- :00 students will complete their haw arrived in Denver to make afternoon at 4 o'clock who foil to ful music-stagf lampoon which ha*- nounced that members Board of Aprlru It ure pert e/l as it is #t Uimillg for the class divid- courses by the second semester, al Colorado i ce speeches in his campaign Murnhcrti of are attend meeting* will be subject to ever b»*on produced hy All that la repaired of anyone which time two other groups will The Presidency of the Uult.od ed into advanced group and the Ptate students suspension wishing this gif* in the ability to begin training. rates. One speech is before the OOVk**1 FTOUp consisting Of thOBf* men bis name at Die multigrapi. * T*bysical Kxam i dents at Denver University. havint limited riding experience office in the basrrn-ni of the Ad- Girls well as men can qualify "BONER" The clas*- will meet on Monday* as miritofratum building. The stu for the primary training If they Are and Thursdays a* Iona a* weather Four Former Editors Collegian dent if then (riven the boob which of the week WENDELL WILLKIE examination can pass the physical permits. to era mined full of information : ays that if he is elected in No* meet 11 ™ md the following require- •-* 1 H ifh K»*rf»ilmei»t Seen On Campus Daily atout the earl y h istory of Colo- - tuber, the United States will not ments • The largest number of appli- rado from the time it wat known Freshman girls Jiving in Rock- * to unless the people nay this T war been "In making application ■}< i i f • r: *■ ir r« r-rr as the unknown. unexplored well Hall experienced last, week [they want war. understand that in order to qual- received for the ladies' riding “ “Great American Desert through tbs effects of three of Home record—four writer Ip the non of Joan C. years ify for this training T must meet It’s res 11 v a one- ture which met for the first time rlas*. K' Senior girls institu- mint Col lot'la® editor in 1»J1-32. the establishing of the land grant . taking following requirements. time editors of the Collegian are This number, the STRAW BALLOTS ARE Tuesday afternoon. at management U her lutereeling tf-am of xtast Colorado Agricultural College tional arc doing * FUMfiiirermnt* now on the campus and one edi- Anal Willkie will win in nearly twice that originally plan- bowing that Collegian workers eonslats of the Fort Collins : f-okinc and meal planning there 1 must be citizen of the United tor’s son has enrolled this year ned for the class, will have to be a [the coming election for this semester. The* are Glen King- Kreutsers —two of thorn brothptp. Hup-rtbimi peer States Hnd have attained 19 The four editor* because of thf limited my reduced worried from 1915-IC. William Kieutser. associate pro- I>r Charles A. Lory, retiring girls were quite evidently but not 2f» birthday by October horn. editor now horses available my number of Colorado to feed and care college editorial fopnor of Botany, was business president, of State, per- about preparing the excess profits 1. 194 0, heading the ser- Tuesday and Friday have been sonally supervised the work of the for a husband satisfactorily with- bill Roose- st Warren Red" Leonard, edi- nianan'T in 3929-30: hi* brother signed by President If under 21 years of age. l a u vice: (■Continued on pare 2) managed the paper's business authors. Alvin Steinel and D W out acquiring one in the process vr>lt is to cut the profits out of war. obtain the written consent of my tor from 1925-20 associate pro- Dirk In Working, and wrote the Foreword After all who want* to «pend four and train- fessor of Agronomy; Lyle Llnde- in 19J?#-39. and 1« now the to raise one billion dollars. parents or guardian for this Edward M on the beginning pages of this rec- years learning to ear* 'or a hus- The bill 25-50 % ex- smith editor in 1932-33, Bureau Military Department. I provides for ing. materialise NOTICE Economic* and Kreut.ner, business manatfr from ord of Colorado President Rov band wlio mar never j'ra tax on excess profits. 7f now enrolled in college T of Agricultural year's editor, 1914-81, la now !n the Indian M. Green has been nutboriaed by Yes, definitely, they were preor must be a fully matriculated de- Doc Flemiur. lust n*‘ui**r tH!1 b#* h the State Board to give out So that they end who still graces the pool- Service in Southwestern Colorado, these cup led preoccupied the gree candidate have satisfac- campus ECUADOR nx'rttng at B:Ofi uhIhj- 2,200 in number, to pit tfc* which rUuth while waiting for a and the fourth Kreutxer FGeo. C 1 books, some and I forgot prunes ’orlly completed at least one full room govern- government is sending more In j 90S of the Ag bond- business • students should get their books they used in an alleged prun* r**m ment appointment —now deceased was vp*r of college work acceptable to troops into the Peruvian area of / „„ r /-I I . »* , within the next two week* rake ing. Gordon Flint, s Collegian foe manager in 1907-0 R eR (Continued on page 2) >htb America THURSDAY, OCTOBER in ROCKY COLLEGIAN TWO THE MOUNTAIN Establishes Cameron Pass Ski Club Scouts McCain German Boy Plans Trip Sunday ! FROSH NOTICE j Advisory RED'S Have ! ! System Disappeared , Members of the sit in ? Cameron &E M Roc ritcvi I All freeshim*n are to Club, w hich RUMBLES the I Division Ski is made KyMoti What has happened to the boy i the balcony during gen- Personnel Organizes up pie students, faculty that Richard October 14, Seminar members 1 scout organization I oral assembly, | Faculty Counseling PnhllkhiHi K'fTj Thnr»dnv by the ij«od«tfd Student#,of townspeople, are to organize there Wed. planning Jill by W. Roskeliey helped and they are to remain Which'Meets Nights COLLEGE OF | j THE COLORADO STATE to the Pass Sunday, in Germany? afterwards for a special October AGRICULTURE AND MECHANIC ARTS | j clear p,ki trails G.H. CILRERT Faculty Counseling Semi- to and Mr. R. W. Roskeliey of the so- f **frosh" meeting. » The help Jfl Printed t»v the Robinnon Printing Companj construction of the Ger- I student advisory sys- ski ciology department lived in “Freshmen are compelled nar. a new tow. | OFFICES: PHONE 637 Pon't worr> you gals, wives, 1 established this Darrell for three years, from 1927 all and di- 1 tem. has been Ragsdale, Room 311, Johnson Hall etc., when the favorite boy friend, many | to attend general president I the supervision of club, that Oak Street Fort Collins, Colorado to 1930, during which time he I assemblies as well | year under the says this ig 142 West hubby, or etc., has to register for visional ontlff #CPM»CMT(O eo» NATIONAL *OVf«TI»WO »Y director of the ski helped organize the first Boy Attendance is I .Tames A. McCain, the best courses in the conscription next Wednesday. | as all rallys. Service, Inc. office in the Ad- National Advertising Scout in that country. He and the record i student personnel Mountain Region, but Even if he is called, which is high- Troop being taken until HI College Publishers Representative | J said the German boys were i therefore, freshmen ministration building. last year was little used. ly he will undoubt- easy is filed; y "!& 420 Madison Ave New York n y questionable, j were of the I the new it • - LO* • S»« FAANCtACO In* safer with the tradi- to organize, very fond to sign up with the per- In previous years there has been with tow, win CIMCAAO B0«»0" A»CCIf« «*dl> a lot are | Boy Scout work, and soon became dis- sys- he used extensively. tionally efficient than being sons in charge or expect a compulsory faculty advising at Colorado army $ Entered <• mi lass matter the pout office, Fort Collins, | aw st Mr. I in the of of recognized by the International action." said tem wherein all freshmen and Mr. Ragsdale a to> hands some our | oipiinjury requests that full of Western and the Member with privileges Intercollegiate Boy Scout Organization. It was McCain. were to have crooked politicians. | James A. f sophomores required one interested in the trip for It., Mountain Press Association ky Intercollegiate to the scouts a dem- mem- hard keep boy an advisor. This person, a day phone him at either Jjfi Editor ocratic because all the 4 3 kept track of KLIZABi: ' H 1 OVSO Yeah, who knows? He may ev- group ber of the faculty, 1369-J so that transportation Phone 1244 political parties in Germany were of the stu- en get to he a corporal. Hitler Attend — ihe (scholastic record he arranged. Associate Editor Eighteen RILE KEN.VEV trying to use them to further their advice was a corporal in the last war and dent and was forced to give ROR HOSTETTER Business Manager cause. fct now !!! or help without sufficient infor- Bert Crump. .Tome* look where is 1) (Continued from page Jamhorw and K Assistant Business Manager mation on student relations Don Redman and K ( RO for Arthur selected as the days the worn- In August. 1?»29. the World's President .Roosevelt has Just au- problems were guests at the Beta XI MMT< »R1 * I si \V I e*T* • law* s All a omen riders held at to buy army Boy Scout Jamboree was f . ; Wwr- Assistant Editor thorized a policy Wednesday night. who qualify satisfactorily will be Invest Igatlon t News Editor directly Birkenhead. England Germany |,W’ «•* clothing and equipment given class B riding privilege A committee of faculty mem- Ann*- t»#*wk Assistant was by a delegation I>. Chattit u ,. ' | . • rnl ! < ! represented I've got a hotel hear;— Editor old * iHfk Copy I Vivilegi's bers investigated the system s:i-«.sif !•« slower of 75 boys. Hitler, after several than re&orti to t method room for one more, j;. H«i-Mt HoHet? privilege to b© neither satis- ~te t“ the of Those who receive this arid/otnid it (.1 h> a of futile attempts get boys < Festnre Editor procurement system' Trcener rider be- accurate in the delega- may ride with a class A factory or Editor ,an his youth movement \v t f’n»iis<. (, Feature formal advertised bidding . the stable limit*. Before purely vol- Hodgson Co S Sports Editor tion. made a last attempt. One of yond As a result, a new-, Jewelry Mi.-gsrei l . excellent plan if they don’t forget Pot* <'**llin*t Tih4i« !• Sports Editor is granted a release t-nu» tr. Murph —.. Hitler's the delegation permission untary system has been provided. that it is only for and men met emergency Confldetu-e 4,, watt Proof Reader be by the y Hans just before It left for England and must signed applicant's The division has organ- not for general use Regardless personnel an*) guardian case FVat«mlt> T rru be parents or in any a Faculty Counsel- Jerri w Ci latton told them that they would sorry ized course, the ’"’"'’l Andtvvi of strongly pacific ideals which we Smirp. didn't of his boys unusual circiimsiance or accident Seminar, in which interested we our if they let some ing v* ish to uphold, must speed I'TMiik HnU'hinson O. \\ Hodjnfl should occur. Wed- along. It was explained to faculty members meet every governmental and departmental go iinrlmdc Chcsinot Friendly them that they were not eligible nesday night at 7:00. and discuss processes to the threshold “short sections to go. That night the Hitler boys methods, types of stu- ;j. :n . ~ the Airiti' sttiilctil hotly and rooting of war. In this justifiable rush, counseling attacked the Boy Scout camp A dent problems, and remedies for learned in school and at the football however, we musn't destroy the : a iesvon spirit hospitality game Jeff's Shine Stand fight and finally the much ado A liberties of our normal democracy. ensued Boy situation*. S*!i; r in w nieh e is strong enough to prompt the continu- ■. ■ j,ope Shoe Ifryeintf; a SjHM-ialij Scouts drove off the Nazi boys. St «!rU*2 sfh Avenue seen this method which will be tried iin the students to show many. Italy, and the Balken coun- tending the game could have ess part of the Wyoming certainly ought ing champ, has been named as CV»lorafk» be- lxuigmont, this year, arid all relations In Scandi- ii better from the Wyoming Un- should not be done and the we should not treat guests such President and is work- tries. the peace-loving us what wav by (he ‘hone Bus. 110, Hes. 330-tt tween advisor and student is car- 12 \ navian countries propaganda ion. ... out the derails of his campaign was our ing ZJ of campus. ried on in a strictly confidential absent. Some brilliant flash on the cam- f«*r fitness. He stated that “Our conspicuously basis. pus remarked that October 16 is bo>* are not in shape,” and that

‘ the day that we get out (of the "A" We must do something or we’re Light Yellow Jackets— SHIELD classes) to in (the array) going to fall off that get ... RADIO DANCES Tnembers apart.” Wipe 'u on 23 of the Aggie >tu- Sj\t ; oars ag“ S.-pt«-mher has something there! *elf-satisfariion. coed, he* maybe he grin of 1) The b.» and of Fort (Continued from page Tailor nt faculty, townspeople Collins watched the lot . ;y. that the is also be- a Sigma Nus the first Theta says program to be taken from net receipts after were A" take on a foothill \Vcst of the This letter, of enthusiasm was shown at the For shape eampus. ing for women and girls. guests at a radii dance when they prepared all expenses of the Carnival are rally last night, the torches which ' the jarg'st of il< kind in the I’nited States, culminated I can easily imagine the ‘hang* Friday called the Alpha Theta RELIABLE CLOTHES paid, above action not to bind fu- at Kappa kind of fired let’s the hard working farm and everyone up ... chapter home at tea time last Fri- at 1 heir com!- «*fforts • build a symbol to Colorado State College. boys ture board of directors, but with a attend all the rallies students ... girl* will get out of calisthenics day afternoon. The same evening POPULAR PRICES Even with the thrill of seeing such a letter and the results of recommendation that each board and especially the FROSH. in the middle of the oval ... can’t Sigma Nil reversed the role and sponsor a like project each year as Alterations ' hard work a number of the people still had a wish for the future Expert you? Orchids to the advanced course entertained Delta Delta Delta girls long as is necessary This motion Established ISB2 tlmir minds Inning tin “A*’ lighted in some way so that it of R. unit the O. T. C. on decid- a of the fraternity a is effective only If the student guests at 131 West Mountain on’d be outstanding at night as well as in the time. WPA WORKER ASKS AP- ing to have the Military Ball house dance. day body and administration of the on Iv that the POINTMENT AS MAJOR IN* THE November 11 now it’s to • ry two years since time, entire group of backers college wholeheartedly support the .. . up ARMY " That's enough, the joke the student body to support this has been overjoyed at tie* sight of a fresh coat of white wash. Al- Carnival by attendance and by re- \\ 11/V>ME FRESHME\ : much with- function . the outstanding dance has been told too now conflicting activi- tie A' !o* of moving possible ways has ti thought as belonging to everyone. out making it staler more of the year ... any by ties on the nights of November 1 Crandall's Barber Shop Nov- . ■ mrvful slums the way for the Aggie "A” to This is planning ridiculous antics. corner really and 2 and furthermore by decreas- I ndfT I'irsi National Bank be \ot will ii be but it be lighted only lighted, will lighted in time going out on a limb and predicts ing expenses of the carnival by t'las* Scn lcc the alumni and Glory grand compensating tha* there is a Motto for Homecoming celebration*, so that friends of the a paring all rental costs to actual ex- strong possibility Work Our factor for th* harsh directness of that raincoats and reversibles will • of colic v i be ;- v-• -to s something for which they have long penses operation. «ml of be needed down in Denver tomor- war ... let's foster it. Instead Petition Council wish- pi.: hr v<* been studied carefully in the past. but until destruction, as totalitarian row night . Hughes ought to in- our Members of the Yellow1 Jackets this idea it is that is 1 year the props r push or or whatever necessary cousins are wr ont to do. let’s re- stall a sprinkling out on Paramont are presenting a petition to the system Laundry JBS : to -b have put ov. • sM a eompaign must not been present. create it for destruction. the practice field the Student Council tomorrow asking to adapt Gi A Modern and The «ns exist, will once rail for Alfred. Lord Tennyson. English gridders for adverse weather con- Laundry Today ; as they now more that an amendment be made to poet laureate of the 19th century, ditions. Dry Cleaning Plant tm l;< of .■■■■••■' p* rson before thev can be put across, but it has the constitution of the Associated in his. “The Charge of the Light Students The band majorettes looked 314 E Mtn. Phone 818 been d*- b fore *n (tihw projects Wliv not again* to provide for the re- Brigade ' presented a stirring con- plenty last mainder of the money. In brief, snappy Saturday and it of as we like vis- ception Glory to the amendment will provide for wasn’t because of the snappy cool ualize It ... air — Laramie First Aggie Girl fifie<'n f-ents of the 1941 $4 year- up at ... need we say Our When can their glory fade? Cleaning Will Meet Your book fee’s being diverted to the more? Approval

Oh. the wild charge they made’ “Light the A” fund. Beginning Then t here were (Continued from page 1) CALL 1144 wondered. All the the 1941-42 school the pre-med students STUDENT th* with year and who us- institution sponsor In p the Honor the charge made! they for five consecutive semesters, the ually can’t find out anything training. COLLEGE CLEANERS Honor the Light Brigade, college shall have the about the salivary glands because It not enrolled in College, I power to Noble six hundred! collect to thirty cents sem- they are so secretive. must have satisfactorily completed up per Ikin't forget, however, that “ %ll ester per student from the activity 2 full years or mo/e of accredited flie world wondered.” fee which shall be pro-rated to I don’t stand for necking FORUM college wark acceptable to the In- raise whatever amount is You don’t? st i: ution sponsoring the tnloloK. neces- sary in addition to the No. standing makes me tired. I must never have been disquali- Counselettes Plan money raised from other fied from participation in the Civil sources, to pay Party For Counselee s for lighting the A This will not Pilot Training Program by the Ad- raise the activity fee. Classified Ads visory Board Action A party will be planned for all «f fiv* Following the fifth semester, \ >‘harpi fw»r Him* p#*r I mum ftuccomXßUy pass a phy- their various couuseloe*. by coun- ini.. ion lk the college shall colled a maxi- rt f*>r mII climMfied «d al mi examination for a student solettcft some time in November v«>rt i*»*in<‘nt» lo *h*- f"i*ll«'plau mum not to exceed 10c per stu- pilot certificate with a eommer say# Mary Ann luglefieid presi- dent. which shall be put with LOST - Black leather Jacket, < al r I- T rating, administered dent of the counsejette# It was money collected fro rn other key* and American Veterinary decided at the regular monthly source# for light the A Again Medical AmecJatlon emblem. ..JlausuHsuf... \lj Exa mlllet Re- meetiftg. Tuesday evening that thi* w ill the activity fee not raise ward Reruns to Collegian office. ( «ai|*lrti' * ouin several cnunselejtie* would give M Group Meeting's HOME AND BACK BY jointly so that the fresh- parn Lf»ST Pair of ilrriSeaa plumm-*. Wednesday evening, the pro- the ground and flight ronrw girls would have tin man an oppor- in tan raw Reward Call J 491-W , I, || ur&f posal of lighting the A was pre- Railway Express! lok disqualified by the college, tune y to become better acquaint- sented to a meeting of all sorority LOST Jewelled Gamma Phi the flight operator. or the Admln- ed girls and to the Independent stu- FT fh ia pin with K Elaor engraved i«»-alor of Civil Aeronautic* pre- Informal * dents at their meeting Tonight, on back. Rosea rd. vious to Hn eonrltudoo These parties are to be inform- -U.r the plan will he discussed at in- 6? 1 further agree, if selected, to al. but any freshman girl who is ff I** terfratertiity meeting and tomor- 'S abide bv a)l the rules and regula- unabb to accept her invitation I*4*. row the amendments will be pre- z-a tion a* prom algal ed by the Ad- will be expected to send her re- COAL— iso here from throe to sented to the student council. Dis- j ministrator of Civil Aeronautic# gret* . V r»jfUM.pR after the bill ring* cussion of the entire student body and the Colorado State College in Among other business it w’as Boiler Bros. Service Direct as a touchdown pass” is the 1* aii‘t 111' y • iM* • into tb» uo- will take place at the student body -j- campus-to-honu ■nt • r; with this flight train- decided that the counselettes laundry service offered RAILWAY EXPRESS. We meeting Monday afternoon by at gen- -212 W. Min. Plranc 474 }. ing would help the TTO girls in their call for take eral assembly. your laundry, it home... and then bring 1 pledge myself to enter the “mum” sale for the Homecoming it back to at you your college address. It’s as quick m ! iar service of the VUtMd game, and act as personal contac- and convenient as that! You may send your laundry StaUas for further flight train- tor* during Social Guidance week. CS R. prepaid or collect, as you prefer. ing i* I am qualified,” Low E. G. rates include calling for and delivering in all cities Pfirollw* Shank Jack Richard*. Kenneth STEELE LUMBER CO. SIGMA CHIS ENTERTAIN and principal towns. Use R AILWAY for EXPRESS, too, The thirty students taking th< Rea, Franklin Ragan, Delbert O*- «■'»— ■ DeVoe swift shipment ofall and are as Paints packages A'-.lw and member of primary training follow#: gmborpe. William Neumann John luggage. Just phone Kappa IM'Vm spentt Thursday eve- Cordon Crupper. Ralph Bon- Needham. Frank Moore, Robert Colorodo & Southern Pass. Depot ning dining and Clan*1 nr with Big hrm Hwipht Belknap, Will Bal- Montgomery, Pari Luft. Loyd Lair. "Frosh" Paddles Chi 280 Fort Colo. ms boy« at ibeir < Impter tosser. Rbil Casper, Rufus Kiel- Ronald Kramer. Jack Jones, Collins, iug Jarne# -Otchoy. Stanley Han- Ford and Ernest Red field "Lumbering Since '<> on Along 1897" p'Uiy hosts ThtinUliv r vt'n)in- wti, Eleanor Weblemae, Henry Rai to all wirorJty member* V* LWAAigyExpress I'smpjjt iGeorge Watson Charles We call him “Stag”. radio at «upper and a dance, thit* TerwilMger Charley Stuart, Ever- Why? PHONE 161 agency Inc. belt**: the fir*! If) the aerie* ett S* l)ei'k Earl Srhroeder, Tom He 1# a dear with no dough

i NATION WID! *AIL-AIR SFRVICfI TIH'RXDA V. OCTOBER 10, 1040 THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN THREE

Hitting Campus Greek Hospitality

High Lights Campus hospitality was; extend- SOCIETY ed to a number of dinner guests at Greek chapter houses this This week you couldn’t have Sunday guests at the Sig- missed Dorothy Lamb danc- ma X« house were Jean Ann ing at the Sigma Phi Epsilon Noone. Grace Knapp. Roma Lewis, These Girls house in clack net with her blond Associated Women Students Shirley Wire. Neva Jean Bloom, curls drawn back by a velvet bow Shabby Shag Mr, and Mrs. Liver Cardwell. Dale Mary Green selling off tier LaVoe, and Frank Hollar. Mon- Announce of Activities green fresh hat with natural Program were Mr, and Mrs. Set For Oct. 25 sheepskin jacket. day guests Georce Davis of Fairfax. Califor- Marlliellen Ticcn in .. nia. Malcolm C. Fewell. national “Shake out ‘sloppiest Committees Appointed At Meeting your of blue with a red and black front Monday Sigma Nu officer, was a house slacks' you sisters, don sassy your panel and matching black acces- Wednesday and Thurs- ‘droopiest guest on The entire for the year’s duds' ail you dancing sories drinking tea at the Tri Del- program campus activities was an- day. drones, and let’s shag.” ta house . the M Hartshorn. and J. L. Sad- made at the same dents shuffling night of ai! also public time. Scheduled first on the social the Wyoming game Helen

- tober 25. i ■- t hree men are alumni the A. Scotland in blue < »rt‘on dam calendar is annual W. s. dance which is set for Decemlier mu Sho ’nuf. this year's of iho Fort Collins chapter. Mrs Shabby the with fSill ingle- At time, the of the away evening 11 that members fairer sex. ask the hoys, buy Margaret It aml I Jane Hartshorn Nadine Hartshorn -featuring of Bill Kii d! CoUlnson. Sr . T Shag the music ficld. nogene tickets, ■hi and find means of transportation. ■) i and Roger Pitre's orchestra and sponsored by y. Ha mil. The red knee length *«,- k* that Working on plans arc: tickets the Independent Students Associ- - Virginia Frew Grixf Gen- Margaret Bennington, Elizabeth Knapp. ation will be held in tin- appro- horn- Sunday evieve Bischoff. <>n Jana Marx KiUgnre KBighorn. Elizabeth Wysss: pro- p decorated ballroom rifltHy ing the comments on •be Ace- Hope Grace High School ' •/ram Hapney, Prizes are offered for the shabbi- muJfirMti-s drwiwfl iti «hnn uliii. fKnapp Marian Knaus; orchestra M’!.n 2 A W, ill s. % jlift | lii.M- skirts lim'd with #fp, o. mllHa; t Ho Jen J a rn i a o n . Elizabeth to ma»hy iarksts and raps and whit, Wi, Young. Lucille Dawson: decora- high school gills of this part of t ions Betty 1,ou Maxey Martha Colorado Working on the ar- Engoged Ann Collier. Genevieve Bischoff: rangements are: invitations—Mar- H: : r Dinner Guests ToifMWwm V IVindßK dinner—Olivia Bln ford. Virginia I'ia Ann Collier, Olivia Bin ford. 0 By liii • adit ion a 1 pai Frew. Helen Scotland: invitations Jane: Willard; luncheon- Nadine to brothers. Guests for FR**id« y dinner «* ; cigars his fraternity ] Virginia Store Elizabeth Brad- Hartshorn. Dorothy Durrel 3, Mar- i Charles Peterson announced his Rockwell Hall last week were BILL PITRE Beth Hekkera i« >. Mary Linbag; garei Bennington; registration— Ed Larson and © Better engagement to Imogens Baird. Henry Nave. \j,fj His Rijijfer and j he first named in bach ease will Grace Knapp, Betty Lou Maxie, announcement was Guests of Beta XI for Sunday k The made at chairman. fieri ord serve as Marian Mar- draco Knapp ( at rt c Rut fieri Shirley Wire Kuans; program M l l ller. Swingsational dinner last Sunday at the Sigma dinner w ere Josop bine e —are eligible i arol 'song jorie Fowler. Hope Hapney. Mar- for sponsorships Orchestra Alpha Epsilon house where Miss Virginia Miller, Hazel Tom son December 15 has been set aside sha Ann Collier; tickets—Gene- Eva Barber, LaVerne Montgom- i Information: Baird was a guest. Chuck is a for the Christmas Carol Sing. vieve Bischoff. Virginia Frew, Lu- Dorothy Hartaon. Margaret tall—Phone I&21-.I No Union Mixer Is Chi Alpha Plans senior student in the Physical Ed- ery. cille Dawson; Alpha Committees are. - sheet—Eliza- program news Bnddemeier, Mildred St ucation department Irnogene for- over, and >*h<*rw«»d Elizabeth Kinghorn. Nadine Hart- beth Young, Elizabeth Vir- Scheduled For Wyss. Friday Alumnae Tea Monda\ M rs, * : merly attended Colorado State. Ra y Baritiingt on | shorn, Helen Jamison; publicity— ginia Stone; guests—Fran Best. Elizabeth Reeause of the large number I Elizabet h Wyss, Fran Best, Olivia Kinghorn Helen Scot- of Alpha Chi Alpha girls will be PICNIC \ggie udent s «h*» LAMBDA CHI [Binford; invitations Helen. Scot- land st are expcoted hostesses to alumnae at a tea Mon- * Welcome ATTENTION to the Everyone land. Janet Willard. ■Genevieve alletui with Denver day. October 14 at 7:15 in tie The Lambda Chi Alpha frater- Bischoff; refreshments - Lucille Iniversify tomorrow night there Students g t 5: College Gamma Phi Beta women’s lounge of Student Union. nity entertained dates at a picnic Dawson. Williams, will be no Student Union dance Vergesn Mar- Our Sjms ials to Von Mrs. Bruce Thornton, a charter at the Fort Collins Mountain Park Initiates on Friday, jorie Fowler; gifts- Grace Knapp. Seven Ma Permanent member of Alpha Chi Alpha, will on Sunday afternoon. October fi; I Swope's Virginia Stone. % regolar Johnson Hall Mixer Wave |*rieo Onl\ to give the response the welcome the outing was chaperoned by Mrs. Initiation services during the iv sclM'diilfd for Saturday and a Honor Night is scheduled fco- $2.50 by Charlene Tresner. S, J. Kemp. Guests of the chapter week and. climaxed with the an- special dance is set for next W <“d- March 20. Committees appointed TRY < Vnnplete were Dorothy Clippinger. Eleanor ... nual Gamma Phi Beta corn-roast nesday nigh! from eigiit to elev- Jeanne Hill will giro a review are: Janet Satisfaetorv (huirantee program Wiliard, Westfall. Alice Eddlebleute. Mary Custom on Sunday evening, changed en. Tin* Union building had al- of the national convention at Mi- Stitch Fran Best, seven Shop Hope Hapnoy; paper Hutchinson. Sara Harrison. Doro- House Barber pledges into active chapter ready been let for Tuesday night ami. Florida, in June and there For Alforafioiis ( h I'ittod: Court Elizabeth Burrell, mem- Young. Dorothy Sykes. Betty Mae Loser, Gwen thy' R* and bers Arthur S. Johnson, former to the Odd Fellows will be initiation of pledges. aim liultwiholcs, "lining; Elizabeth Bradley; scholarship- and Vodvarka. Phyllis Faxon. Vera Fur Repairing Beauty Shop Dean of Men on the Aggie campus, Phone \\ . Mtn. Jarvis, Mary Currier, and Bill lUkhii II Ov<*r Woolwort li's I!•»> 157 and his daughter Miriam play MORE PLEDGES Beta Xi Pledges Pum phrey. COLLINADO hosts to the entire sorority each Fra tern i lieu announcing pledges year at Bingham Hill at the tra- BEAUTY SHOP New members of Beta Xi are this week were Sigma Chi who ditional roast. COAL SfH*riniizA in Dale Adkison. sophomore forestry Permanent BURN M-K pledged Courtland Hotchkiss and For Your Next \ Permanent Waves, Those w ho are now showing ac- Finger student from Brandon. Colorado. Brice Howerton, and Alpha Gam- i n UXi STORI R ( OAI. IT'S \M> HOT* Waving, Manicure tive pins of Gamma Phi for the Nelson Newton, senior botany ma- ma Rho who have put a new £ phom; om-; ix>\ r himmi i> Phone Coll first time are Betty Le Ashby. A Jo's 464 155 S. eg** jor of KerrviHe. Texas, and Eu- Beauty Shop pledge button on Wynn m mKT or i \ rin 535 north < 01.1,1 ;<.i: Anne Kinsley. Dora Champion, Betty Ma- ■\ lli. 12:5K Over gene Wilson, junior agriculture Woo!worth's rie Johnston, Ethelda Finkner. student from Fountain. Colorado. Virginia Snyder. Maxine Wallace, New Arrivals .... and Edna Povner. Evening Slippers Say. 1 went to college, stupid.

Yes rame Gold and Silver Gold and you back stupid. *MI« Silvers Sandals Satins Evening 8 Eberle's Beauty Shop Newest Styles | State Boote^y I'BRM AVI \ T \\ A VFS i Special for those Main Mow 52.775 and up |j* Dress Affairs Sian- ■ 110 West O ** A l>n (»oofl*» < n. i Oak Phone 301 $4.00 pair 4*

VOGUE BOOTERY

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-* 4 Fall in colored to Your Daily Lite \ WOOL DRESSES Add Zest m v: L_ M Chew Delicious I 'MMiilotiS rir h of (d«ra- liiK »u*w wiutde* ..in u GUM ■ < of lovdj wool «■ n DOUBLEMINT Tlii*r i «r«‘ Hiiinnjtiu wiyl«** Kalorr . . from lo Set a t tab easy way luilorrtl to UT- tor yourseh refresh- Discover rtivities: Chew of tin- ih*w kick out ol dally Koine «r<* «n»Hrtl> aw»ni«l in biqqer DOUBLEMINT GUM ronfraMfin** not*** of ing chew. Well, much fun it is to Wool Frocks in Soldier know how Blue, You _ smooth, springy extra tun chev Indian Red, Teal Blue there's lots of delicious, i er.n joyhvg GUM and and Rust, DOUBLEMINT flavor. long-lasting helps hiul treat daily this he QUALITY TESTED $4.95 And chew'ing Aids your nervolervous tension and up relieve pent-un breath X i helps sweeten your 3-THREAD toe digestion, attractive. 1. ,r,iu teeth ’}' thr like *jj* J keep your weight you „ JULIAN’S and rehashing to heaUhiul, Buy On the New Extended Treat^yourself \ SILK day. 100% | Budget Plan DOUBLEMINT gum every Good things to eat... X from top to toe. GUM today ot UOUBIEMINT and ice-cold Coca-Cola. V V Buy several packages fj it be- You see everywhere, Mane Kraxbergerf and cause the life sparkle

and taste of ice-cold Coca-Cola add something

to food that everybody * ! 1 1 • likes. Try it yourself.. Aggies Meet Aggies 1 F\ Opposite : _____ *4 USE THAT REFRESHES O ill IT cl Cl O 11* at the V--' U V/ Cl • Post Office under of The Coca-Cola Co. by I Bottled authority I the COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10 io* FOUR THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN Aggies And Cowpokes Battle Each Other And Elements To Scoreless Tie

pest the LEON EASTLACK car on campus poring in Science Cowboys Ward Off Threats In Pinches ... SPOTS •*• and . Predictions We’re ... going G r idde S And Slide Over Field to this with a 1.000 p Muddy SPLASHES percental !n Gome Ployed During Drenching Rain and our eyes closed ... DENVER will beat a State Sport Slants reserves Colorado Stan weakened with injuries after the < ELFHREATTIKN .. 00L& A si <■;■•!} ! •uni 'nr. that ceased shortly frame was RADO Utah State . JAKE ISEM AN A deep over bid .... (•■ <■ t i .h raclo State Aggies’ for their second By KEN MURPHY S. C. Buffs are back in their own Southenah from Darlington. Iftagu* hen the •:: • ’ 1*• 4<* senson w Wyominp (’owboys again and should be on their .. 175 pounds, six feet, and re- wBT ? i 'ii i ■•■''';■*» •!<•■:" m

One is HAM YOUNG over Per v»rsc weat.her conditions and an unusually fast-charging Wyo- Has two obsessions ... Wyoming. ming line provided football machine lasi football and the other lives back 'll the field with their fries terri- the downfall of the Aggie . Atri*i- oi-m in the open ——...»»» Saturday Expecting the Cowboy linemen to float more on the muddy home ... i : ■ ! ■ ar-i lines, outscoring them seven to in ij Ji*-} one •* • field, the Staters wer • employing the square stance, rather than the •• i»»*t \ .... r ardaee of l:’.n t«, Is for - the leaking conventional split, and consequently, the Ag forward wall was BILLY WATSON .. Prepped Radiator Work dis- guards and tackles like a sieve. Tc add more to Coach Hughes' Hugo. Colo. Senior letter- in the i»ced on itu 1 -I-yard marker, and the In when they could have cut back for considerable gains, our backs man on has gobbled 145 In the first Cleaned and m s power'-plunging. State roll- ms. rv. Smallest the yards Repaired en;n « gazabo This two this season Letter- ed to lb* 14 before losing the ball vf|uiid but a salty . . games . see *nd» State** last desperate Before Anti-Freere • i>i.k up enough often? i v BtftDl to c - •• his ed in both basketball and football Time on downs. voluabb |OAt

**• Th« lift, which wr« a the blocking by the State seeoi»dary was legit I offensive TONP lADISERNIA .. Trans- largely mates on Wyoming's 16. Racks to [MTfortiy but fer punting d:i* J bet ru n Wyoming's* holding was called against the Wyoming team often, it from Santa Monica. Cal.. Jun- the wall, the Cowboys battered quite JOHN MOSLEY ... Graduated Fries Junior Service Lncian Mnndfti and State's Fries, •seemed that the officials were n.v.-r able to detect tin roughing ior College ...... Sturdy Super down from in the next two plays lor a 10- Manual High Denver aln»«»s; in* ni«\lw the of Tony- started as a slow waltz with both was getting everythin* punted. Well, boys had he as the Rock Gibraltar. yard loss. East lack flipped a pass where made all-city honors . . cautions much a elevens playing ball in too mud in their eyes! .... is packs lethal 216-pound punch 229 to Hess on the 14 and another A sophomore. “Mose” a good Remington the first period. The tempo The rain and mud had telling effect the pridders' behind his efforts . . Tackle ... aerial try’ was incomplete to cut a on tempera- Mocker and th* 1 tirst negro to see Fort Collins Stinnett with Wyo- Appropriately enough, Poosh-em- t he rally short. men , too dim exchanged a few verbal punches a action with Colorado State ...

• Tony buzzes about in the big- ming back as did ladisernia with Bates. Cowboy left end. * * up ■iiminiuini.. Take To Air "Tony t However, there was no fistic outcome of either incident, just the cus- LEON “RED" EASTLACK COLLEGIAN 'l'hc Aggies took to the air again words rough .... tomary One best out iri t hr> last period “Freehs' Clay of the athletes turned I rein our point of x iew , tin* ot Mamini at right tackle, one on the play lj*wry at Denver East A junior in TAXI hung line to Hess on ... de- and Stinnett and Rlake at the wings was outstanding in the Farmer Phy. Ed. who tickles the Toledo the Wyoming 43. Again Clay un- As for the Mom ini their with fense. ( owlmijs. spearheaded defense 164 ... Aggies’ number one corked. the heave this time sailing at Fare liis fine punting aml big Read bard, side tackle liar- City to Persh Rlake who made beau- strong continually ground-gainer this season. Red a ri<*d tin* Siatei-s b\ his rough, driving style <>4 pla> Although the tiful snag on the 26 and commit- that game was dark and disrnal as vit-wed In the spectators. punt- FOR MEN ted a Torn Harmon to the Wyom- SHOEJi hall ing duel with a w<*t staged by s*liorwood Frit’s and Moncini was E ~A 10c ing 17. Within snifling distance Buy that g good for the eyes of the promised land, the Aggie j? BIRTHDAY CAKE g Denver 1 seems to bv the week. The Pioneers played thick attack bogged again. Two improve Through suc- 5 at the &ST in their intersectional of p CALL 46 strongly against Baylor second tilt the sea- or thin ceeding passes were incomplete your son last Friday evening That aerial attack they launched in the final Home They shot their final bolts when p Bakery | EDGERTONS ) period was short of sensational. Riddell and y nothing Sugarman must will 1 be Woody Fries tried booting his a ways In closely watched by Colorado State tomorrow night. In the line. field goals. His first was attempt Let us show be like loyal. P.utch S- jicffell and .11 ib ii v. :!1 lough to stop. Of <*oursc, we short and wide. Wyoming was this season’s hanc<*s. bill it's to be before this is :: five the 12 Aggies' < going tough sledding one- you NOTICE . penalized yards to on Coats belts Unusual values. under our .... i ► the play and Fries trier! again, <> Fraternities and Sororilies Sports tidbits. MeLe.nore says that Cincinnati players were un- unsuccessfully. Suits deeided as which of their pitchers threw* the best home run ball. > > to Jr We Offer Special Rates We arc inclined to agree w ith him and string along with Junior Thomp- Jackets the teed for Inter-Fraternitv Sigma Nu Officers son. after the way Tigers off on him last Sunday to take their third game Walt (Kaiser) Clay, brother of "Frocks’*, was the Tournaments Attend Convention best man on the field for Longmont against the Lambkins. Friday Cash & night. Lots of speed! Hard to believe item; Henry Armstrong Carry

whipped badly. lost his title-, and now his ready to take him Fort Collins A week-end convention of Sig- conqueror eel pi : ref should show something Cleaners MAXWELL ma N’u officers in Salt Lake City SHOE CO. new. now Stublet’s alma mater keeps winning by running over Bowling Alley was attended by thrive members 216 Walnut Street t\ C. L. A . 9-6 ... of the Colorado State chapter. The 144 North College group left on Friday afternoon

and returned to the campus Sun- my BOWUNG/ day “Yes, sir, the slower-burning cigarette is aces with me. I like Those making the trip were

Hank Haliidav, Don Laßorm and

fiM Mort Hutchinson. all those extras in Camels, including the extra smoking"

BET61 R-WAY CLEANERS, TAILORS I STRATOSPHERE PIONEER “TOMMY” TOMLINSON VICE-PRESIDENT and CHIEF ENGINEER f of TWA & ii|k>lU i TWO Hoi H KKRVH

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Just before the maiden transcontinental flights -■ of America first s Straroliners—stratosphere ace W. D. ("Tommy”) Tomlinson ( center) takes time to enjoy a slow-burning Camel with pilots

Otis F. Bryan < left) and John E. Harlm < rtgbt ).

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EXTRA MILDNESS

Ke outflew the weather for He turned to Camels for EXTRA 2.000.000 COOLNESS Extra Speed Extra Mildness $ EXTRA FLAVOR • In this "flying test tube," above, "Tommy” • 7,00(1 hours of Stetson at 5 Twenty years flying more hours Playboys Tomlinson pioneered the newest wonder of above feet than In recent laboratory 30,000 any other flyer. .19 national rec- tests, CAMELS burned modern air travel the ords 25% stover than the of the 15 Stratoliner. In rain, for speed and endurance. That's the of average .ha ve been dressed flying log .. bought by smartly other of the largest-selling brands tested hail, and sleet, this veteran "asked snow, flyer "Tommy” Tomlinson 'above). His smoking log would slower than of them. That Ar ric* ns. It's ourcountry's most for any means, on pop- trouble” to prove that planes read: "I wanted mildness in high-altitudc more cigarette. 1 the my average, a smoking plus to ular hat it be creased and equal ... can worn can over most bad weather. fly changed to Camels and got what I wanted—extra mild- Skill, t with anyway you like t. Stetson makes it tsion, perseverance. .."Tommy” ness a grand flavor." 5 EXTRA SMOKES PER PACK! Tomlinson has them all —in extra measure. Slower-burning Camels the natural mild- in many attractive shades. *5- Meet give you Coprrlchl, 1040. U. J Reynold*Tobacco Mildness, coolness, flavor—the of i 'iinpanj-. Wunion-Halem. N. C. qualities a ness and coolness of costlier tobaccos the freedom & the plus Playboy today. fine —he them all in his from cigarette gets smoking, excess heat and irritating qualities of too-fast with an extra measure of each. He smokes Camels. Get the burning. Try extras —including extra slow-burning Camels. smoking (see right). Himntons Clothing, Inc. c The Hub of the Campus GET THE EXTRASLWITH SLOWER-BURNING CAMELS We Give “S.&H.” Green Stamps THE CIGARETTE OF COSTLIER TOBACCOS T H nt s m v. Oct o b er t o. ir» 4 o T H E R OCKY M OUNTAIN C OLLE GIAN FI V E WEALT H SE RVI CE CO MPLETES M ONTH F ULL O F EXA MINATI ONS A N D CHECK-UPS

C al! Offi ci al s F or All St u d e nt s W h o F ail e d “ Oar To wn” Pi st ol Tea m t o M e et S ki Cl u b Chooses T o P ass Fir st T e st s F or Second G oi n g O v er Sit e A g gi e s P oi nt F or U p s et O v er Str o n g T w e nt y-fi v e Schools v.'.-.l H e alt h s ervic e offi ci al s Representatives ar e c all- st u d e nt s. P h y si c al Changed e x a mi n ati o n A g ai n Denver U ni v er sit y Pioneers Fri d a y i n all st u d e nt s K n ? w h o di d n ot records w er e c o pi e d a n d c ol or p h y si c al C o m p etiti o n F or V ar sit y S ki Cl u b chose representatives p ass t h eir e x a mi n ati o n bli n d n e s s tests were gi v e n f or a p- Dr a m ati c Cl u b Me mbers Tea m fro m v ari o us organizations c ar- second check-up according B e gi n s I n January t o f or t o pr o xi m at el y o n e hundred Ci vil St at e Squad Seeks Fir st Wi n O v er D e ci d e T o Produce o n a n a cti v e dri v e r e p ort w hi c h r y me mbership t h eir Septe mber w a s Aeronautics a p pli c a nt s. Pi st ol matches wit h D. U. Si n c e Pl a y I n Ol d M ai n t w e nt y-fi v e 1 9 3 4; Passing Ga me T o at t h e fir st m e eti n g of t h e y e ar presented t hi s w e e k. M o st of t h e C ol d s c oll e g e s, i n cl u di n g C or n ell, U ni- B e Stressed o n Thursday. Oct o b er 3. T h ey ar e rheck-nps -concern hi g h bl o o d B y B ot h Elevens I n Tilt C ol d s h av e been pr e v al e nt A n open r e b elli o n st a g e d b y v er sit y of Pennsylvania, lo wa J o T a yl or, girl s d or mit or y; J o h e art b e at pr ess ur e, r a pi d a n d w hi c h i s u s u al f or t h e e arl y f all. St at e Dr a m ati c Cl u b me mbers i n St at e, Vir gi ni a Milit ar y I n stit ut e. Pr uc h a. Ga m ma I' hi B et a; Vir- f u n cti o n al or or g a nic h e art d e- Colorado St at e' s d a d O n e g ol d e n gri d d ers journey Denver t o- st u d e nt h a s been h o s pit ali z e d o p p o siti o n t o presenting “ Our U ni v er sit y of Mi c hi g a n, h av e been gi ni a Kr oll. Kappa Al p h a T h et a; f e ct s. f or t o m ak e s ur g ery a n d t hr e e m e di c al To wn” i n t h e morro w evening b attl e wit h a t o u g h, cl e v er, a n d co mpara- A m mons H all a u di- scheduled b y t h e A g gi e tea m f or M arj ori e S mllli e, Independent; Ei g ht e e n cases h av e been h o s pit ali z e d. t ori u m well-advanced Denver f o ot b all h a s r e s ult e d i n a d eri si o n t h e m o nt h of February ti v el y U ni v er sit y t e a m. T h ey will H a nk M ali d a y. Si g m a N n; B o b Al- h e alt h s ervic e been T h e h a s o p- T h e h av e t o produce t h e i n Ol d M ai n. h o ur schedules n urs es a g ai n u n d er- pl a y D ail y t w o f or b e fi g hti n g f or t h eir fir st vi ct or y o v er a Pi o n e er tea m si n c e 1 9 3 4. i e n. Si g m a Al p h a E p sil o n; a n d t o st u d e nt s si n c e Septe mber 1 2 f- n taken t h e Alt h o u g h “ Our To wn” pr a cti c e h av e been d ail y inspection of t h e w a s writ- fill e d o ut. a n d looks 1 » < f or t h e C ar yl Alexander. Independent. T h e fr a y I k* a “ n at ur al" s p e ct at or s, a s t h e s n d t h e m e di c al dir e ct or h a s seen passing c hil dr e n at t h e t e n b e pl a y e d wit h ar e pr e-sc h o ol. R e- t o i nti m a c y a n d n o w p o st e d o n t h e b ull eti n it i s s ur e t o b e b ot h elevens Pl a n s f or b e c o mi n g y e ar w er e approxi mately ei g ht e e n p ati e nt s a ga me stressed b y muneration f or t hi s s ervic e i s q ui et t o a s m all, co mpart a u di- b o ar d i n t h e milit ar y d e p art m e nt. besides m a ki n g d a y milit ar y e x- H a vi n g watched Denver pl a y a gr e at br a n d of f o ot b all a g ai n st turned i nt o t h e st u d e nt h e alt h e n c e. t h e p h y si c al Inadequacies of Pr a cti c e will c o nti n u e u ntil J a n t ni pt i o ns a n d a dj u st m e nt s f or t h e f u n d. Al s o t h e A m mons t h e B o ars l a st C*»aeh i s u n d er d uri n g t h e m o nt h of a u dit ori u m pr o hi bit 1 1 ti r y w h r- n c o m p et iti o n will b e g ir, B a yl or Fri d a y. H arr y Hughes n ot p h y si c all y handicapped i n t h e p h y- Septe mber fift e e n eff e cti v e Ev e n wit h t o d et er mi n e a t h e h a s d oll ar s r ec eiv- pr o d u cti o n. v ar sit y squad a n d ‘• sti m ali n g Pi o n e er p o w er, a n d e ori s e c pi e ntl y. p ut hi s pr o si c al e d u c ati o n d e p art m e nt. e d a s o n b ottl e s a n a d diti o n t h e fr o nt of t h e a n R O. T C. squad d e p o sit w a s t ur n- acr oss tope* through long a n d h ar d pr a c- D uri n g s c h o ol d ays al o n e h e alt h •i I M O tf ct a. fund st a g e i n A m mons 1t i s i mpossible I n a d diti o n Si\ T y-fi\ e t o t h e February ti c e s e as t o ns t hi s m e e k. N e w- d e- H er vi c e n urs es h av** seen ei g ht y- h o urs f or r ar e of t o st a g e t h e wedding scene tourna ments, t h e e nt er I n H ack fi el d p ati e nt s at t h e a n d cl u b will fensive t r c t ie* h n v » been j n n « . ni n e p ati e nt s p er d a y; made a n St u d e nt H e alt h t h e c h oir t h e S ervic e h a s been keep separated fro m t h e r ati o n al fi el d artill er y m m fl Si tri c k y D. U. running I n t h e b ack fi el d. “ Red E a st Average of t w o a n d o n e- h alf ho me \\ i v d o « f a b o y h av e t o h ol d a p ai d fro m t h e h e alt h fund g u e st s, or t o st a g e t h e f u n er al matches i n A pril. w hi c h off b o x l ack will d u e t o g a m e, o p er at e* a probably st art at t ail- f all s a n d t w o h e alt h s ervic e c all s i n a bilit y t o a ct- H arv ey w a « o bt ai n N. Y. A. h el p scene a n d separate t h e li vi n g O. Young el e ct e d f or m ati o n, s hifti n g t o a si n gl e b a c k. wit h D e nt, Fri e s, a n d H ess H.* r d a y. S elf- d ef e n s e y o u s a p! w hi c h h a s been or s fro m those w h o ar e supposed- s ecr et ary of t h e cl u b t h e l a st eit h er a v ail a bl e i n pr e- at wi n g, ri g ht or l eft, a n d u s- A p pli c ati o n s w er e made t o t h e vi o u s Ho wever l y dead i n t h eir m e eti n g o n Oct o b er 2 y e ar s. N. Y. A. gr av es. i n g t h e m ail-i n- m ot i o n t o gr e at a d- l a c k' s pl a y d o mi n at e d t h e fir si Hj B o ar d of H e alt h f or food h a s h el p been pro mised i n t h e T e c h ni c al D ef e ct* vantage Al s o, t h e A g off e n s e h a s t w o g a m e s, a n d consequently, t h »' c ar ds f or s e v e nt y-fi v e n e ar f ut ur e. 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St at e B o ok St or e presented i n F ort C olli n s a n d ti c- s cri pti o n s t o 3 0 7 p eri o di c al s ar e c o m pl et e or g a ni z ati o n.” h av e br o u g ht Dr a m ati c Cl u b me m- k et h ol d ers D o 122-124 W R ST L AI R FI, n o w received b y t h e li br ar y. T h e ar e e ntitl e d t o att e n d y o u wanna t ak e it wit h you? b er s WELCO ME t o t h e sa me conclusion w hi c h concerts at w h er e t h e Pl a- Ti e Ga me h e a vi e st cir c ul ati o n i n t h e i n sti- Gr e el ey N o. I T! send t h e r at s i n f or it. t h ey h av e co me t o i n y e ars t off D o n T h e Far mer squad w hi- h t uti o n’ s p a st; Cossack C h oir a n d K at h- h a s i < > I k ii vf T a n d T h e hi st or y w a s l a st y e ar, al- Colorado St at e needs a n e w a u di- eri n e M ei sl e. j u st recovered fro m a n though t h er e c o ntr alt o, ar e sched- exasperat- I Wtll ni oiii, ( Viorado St al e! w er e fe wer books < i > M F. T H »: t ori u m. ul e d t o a p p e ar. i n g “ wr e stli n g m at c h’ i n t h e m u d checked o ut f or ho me u s e. C c m dtll cr H A ct a g ai n st W y o mi n g, hopes t o Kar mefkorn Personnel T h e Tr a p p C h oir i s er as e Shop F a mil y e x- 2 Bi g DANCES t h e bl e mi s h of a ti e ga me wit h t h e Changes i n t h e p e ct e d t o o n t h e M alt s. C ^ n dittl li br ar y p ers o n- appear fir st c o n- Roo ming C o ntr a ct s Co wboys b y knocking off b ett er a n d Kar molkorn n el ar e: Ir e n e C o o n s. Reference c ert. Fri d a y. Nove mber 1. These a f or t h e P < o otf » ali Or o w d! l"h< w»<* Y o ur W A Y S Denver tea m than t h ey faced l a st I* arl\ Orr Ki* s li br ari a n, a n d L a ur a el e v e n arti st s pl a y a v ari et y of i n- Makepeace, M u st B e Returned I' H O Ni: 4 5* 2 y e ar. 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