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REGIS COLLEGE, DENYER, COLORADO XO Vl'}~lHEJ:t 20, 1940 anger Gridders Face Greeley Bears --* I ) l GALA FOOTBALL HOP Nordic Hen Regis Primed For Game SET FOR BROADMOOR Goes Nazi But Will Be Underdogs December 3 Is Date of Dance; "SOt-called scientists." according to Dr. Walter Roloff, professor of The Regis Rangers play their biggest grid game of Committee Asks Student Support Economics at the Colorado School the 1940 season, Saturday November 23, as they meet the A gala dance at the Broadmoor Country Club for of Mines, who spoke at a meeting of rowerful Greeley Teachers at Greeley, Colorado. the benefit of the Regis College Athletic Association will the Regis International Rehltions Paced by the sensati<;mal performances of Bob be held the night of December 3, it was announced the past Club Monday night, "are even pro­ Plieger, junior tailback, the Greeley State team has play­ \17eek. claiming that the hen in Northern ed heads-up ball in all their games thus far. The Bears Europe is superior to the chicken *also have one of Headed by Don Christopher, who is chairman of a found in other parts of Europe.'' the best line group of Regis students sponsoring the affair, Regis stu- Continuing with his exposition on Annual Editor plungers in the sta te in the person dents will turn out en masse for• the philosophic basis for Nazism, Dr. of 200 pound "H ass'' Brelsford. what promises to tie the "dance of J 'ohn J. Su/l•v Roloff quoted at length from the Sam Sears, southpaw punter;, is the the year.'' John Langdon is in J~ • f an writings of Nazi leaders. Funda- Rocl;S Mountain Conference's best charge of publicity for tJhe occasion. ~ /k ~ S • mentaH theses of the Nazi doctrine, kicker, a nd Flieger, at the present The Broadmoor Country Olub, one Q S 0 JgmaS stated the doctor, are the doctrines time, is the R l\I. C.'s leading scorer. of thE\ finest entertainment centers The ,Delta Sigma Commerce and of race supremacy and of "blood According to advance reports it in the Rocky Mountain region, has Finance Fraternity, held its regular and! iron.'' will !b.e Flieger tha t the Rangers will been secured for the dance, thus as- "Nazism is a fundamental, cui- have to stop. With his change of mont'hly meeting in the li!Jrary on suring a real evening's entertain- tural revolution," stated Dr. Holoff. pace, his ability to pick out holes in ment. ·wednesday, November 6th. Ordin- The destruction wrought by the th.e line, and his speed. Flieger is Chairman Chrstopher has an- ary business was taken up first: the revolution that is Kazism was hailed as the best triple threat man nounced that a first class band will fraternity sweaters were decided stressed, in particular as it affected to we ar a Greeley uniform since the be secured. Arrangements are being upon, plans were made for the ad- the home, church, school, ideals and days of Roy Hardin. Coach Han- made at the present time to have mis&ion of pledges, and the meeting beliefs of the German people. ock of the Bears has buil t an attack Pete Smythe an<l his 'band play date was changed from the first ,Dr. Roloff recognized the import- a round F lieger 1vhich !bodes no good for tJhe occasion if possible. :\Iond.ay to the first \V eunesday of ance of 1idcals tv u. pe · l)le . · · ~. 1 :~~: l fer the n a Hge rs. - 'f<-:" _ The Regers Club, live-wire alumni each lllonth. ___:(_::C..:.o=n:.::<ti:.::n:::u:::e.:d:.....:::on=-=P_::a:.::g:..:.e__:_S:_) - - --------- - --·---- - As for the Rangers, the Denver- organization, will assist these stu- 'l'he guest speaker, i\Ir_ John J. ites will lJe pointing for this game dents in sponsoring the affair, Sullivan, well known local invest- JQE KIRCH, ARTS JUNIOR as the climnx to their 1940 season. Christopher announced. ment banker, gave a very interest- 'l'he Rangers will depend on Don Regis students are urged to watch ing and enlightening talk on the NAMED HEAD QF RANGER Kelley, Walt Springs, Rudy Sankey, the bulletin board for more com- mechanics of investment banking. BEG UN and Tommy Burns to bear the brunt plete details regarding the affair. In his talk, nlr. Sullivan stressed AS N£ W ANNVAL of tl.te.ir running attack, with the the effects of the pr'esent adminis- Kelley-Sl.touldice passing combina- J oseph L. Kirch will .edit the 1941 Ranger, it was an- tion expected to garner a touchdown tration's legislation upon the invest­ nounced this week by Mr. L. J. Thro, S J., faculty modera- of two for the Rn.nger cause. Perenyi Speaks ment banking business. He dis­ cussed the advantages and disad­ tor. Chenia Abegg will head the photography department DO!~ Kelley's punting has given and assist in make-up. Other staff appointments have not has gl(vC~ u t~oac ld1 :'!IacKenzie some­ On European vantages o.f the Kew Deal's method on 111ue on Page 7) of financing all large enterprises as yet been made ... War Situation and he also touched upon the effects Since the staff this year will have at its disposal much of hig7h taxes on the initiative of "The second -world war will be new talent, something new and* Forensic Finals Ranger, it is hoped, " Jill be tJI.le best 1von or lost in the :Mediterranean present-day investors. area," said Etienne Perenyi before W.heu Mr. Sullivan had ftnis•hed, original is assured the Regis stu- ever, with more pid ures, lllore Set For Dec. 5 30 members of the International an open forum discussion was begun dents- a new cover effect anu new candid a ction photos, and more a t­ I n the elimination round of the Relations club of Regis college to allow his listeners to air the many fo=at are contemplated by the tention directed to the extra-curri­ ortorieal cont!'st forensic stars of :i\Ionday night, Nov- 4. Mr. Perenyi questions his talk had suggested. Editor and Moderator. This year's cular activities of the college. last year bowed to an array of new is an Hungarian economist tempor- _______________:.._ ______________ Because the revenue from high ta lent which ruled out all but one school subscriptions last yea1- did of the 1039-1940 finalists. arily living in Denver. The Axis thrust in the Balkans not come up to expectations, the Francis )Jon·iss, Phil Mullin, was said by Mr. Perenyi to aim '41 Annual will be devo ted exclusiye­ George Ashen, Bob Hoppe, Chester Borelli and Joe Gonzales are to primarily at the Dardanelles and ly to college affairs. 1.'he Hauger's speak in the finals of the ortorical the Near Eastern oil fields. Egypt, pages will be covered 1vith photos con te~ t sclwduled to be held Dec­ with its cotton fields and minerals, and short descriptions of campus ember G, in the Little Theater. The loollls large in Axis plans, he fur­ activity. Printed matter will be kept finalists were selected out of a ther asserted. ::\lost important of all, (Continu!'d on P age 8) field of twenty by the high school of course, is the Suez canal, which seholasties, Messers. DonJme, Dec­ is the "lifeline" of the British +·- · ·-··- · ·- · ·-··-·· - · ·-~- ·· - · ·-'+ Publicity Underway I ker, and :\Ia ller in the preliminary fmpire. l. I contest h r> l<l Xovember 12. The possibility was envisioned by +,-~1-1 1 -aW-UM-IU- rR - 11 - 11 -H M -n M -~~ F elix ::Uc:Kenna, last year's win­ :ur Perenyi that the real point of An attemvt to "sell" Hegis to Re­ uer, will act as chairman of the con­ attack wou~d be the Rock of Gibral­ test. ~'h e Reg-is orchestra ;.mder the tar at the other end of the Mediter­ gis men in order that these men can dirt;<etion Of l\Ir. Libonati will fur­ ranean. A drive on this point, in turn sell Regis to others, will be undertaken, ne:xt week. nish music for the occasion. Promi­ however, 1vould be impossible with­ Plans include settiug up an ex­ nent speech teachers in Denver will out the co-operation of General hibit of all public material hereto­ act as judges. Franco's government in S'pain. Mr. fore sent out in an effort to ac­ Because victory ill t11e contest is Perenyi believes that the Civil war quaint Regis men with the methods a highly coveted l10nor the orators so weakened Spanish econolllY that that Regis publicty has employed devote a great deal of time and ef­ participation in a major conflict in the J)ast. fort to the preparation of their would 'be impossible_ I>t is planned also to post photos speeches.