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',rue~day, December
NEW MEXICO LOBO
Page Four
Victory Bell
Given to U.N.M.
By Sigma Chi's
Well gang, let's ho,pe that we
will make good use of out• victory
bell~ Now for a little background
on the bell. The: idea originated
in the heads o£ three Sigma Chi
pledges, Dave Kimball, Dick Hil~
len"ty, and Rupe Davies. These :fellom; while op, the coast were impressed by the spitit aud benefit
derived by U. C. L.A. and U. S. C.
in the use of a victory bell. They
presented theh· idea to the Sig
chapter and l.'eceiving :full bMklng
and co~operation, began the task of
locating just the "tight bell, Well,
.believe you me, tbat wasn't an
easy
but finally they located
1 '!;~~ilt-bt•<.-_b·•ll they were looking :for.
afte1.· maldng the necessary
monetary transactions etc., they
loaded tlie future Unive1:s1ty of
New Mexico's VictOl'Y Bell into the
turtle~baek of Kimball's auto. Go~
ing by way of Albuquerque's nar~
row alleys, they slipped in the dead
of night into Hilleary's garage
where operations continued under
a curtain of darkness. Every spare
minute Kimball and Hilleary could
be found polishing the bell, Then
thei'Je two pledges scoured tho tt~wn
for an engraver, Fin~:~,lly with t'he
luck of Smoe (or Kilroy if you
plea!ie) they found a very civic~
minded mdividual who consented to
help them. He engraved a beautiful !iilVer :plaque that is now lo~
cated on the front of the bell. The
plaque states:
Presented to
The University of New Mexico
by
Beta Xi Chapter of Sigraa Chi
November 16, 1946
Meanwhi1e Davies: got every Sig
who had a car, to haul him downtown to buy lumbet•, bolts, nuts,
and washers. Then with the engineering skill of Erve Balcomb and
J nek Gn ffith 1 acart 48"x36" '"as
,,
constructed. Davies, not being an
engineer and being a pledge, would
remark to actives Balcomb and
Griffith "Now I thought it would
.
., Wh D
Iook bette r th IS
way.
en avies would come to, he would be
told, i'The greatest strength lies
in doing it this way, Damn tbe
looks!' But to be selious, the cart
was built and a big vote of thanks
goes to Jack and Erve. Then the
Cart, Was taken to Dick's garage
and the 8" pneumatic tires put on.
After dinner Fridny night, lJave
and Rupe went up to Hilleary's
garage, set up an electric heater,
and by the illumination afforded by
mirage Grad
Section Set
~or ~irst Time
There will be a graduate section
in the 19~7 MIRAGE, Editot· Edwin
Leupold told the LOBO today. Response was not terrific to the grad-w
up.te school quest}onnaire sent to all
members of the graduate school,
however, enough inte1•est has been
shown in ordet• to go ahead with the
graduate achoolt>age. The :followitlg who have replied favorably
may have their p1ctures t&ken at
the Pixy studio, 521 East Cent1·al,
any afternoon this week except
Saturday. Gene Thomson, Hazel
Vallevik, Carl Crame1•J Jacqueline
Draeb, Mrs. Edith. Brown, David
Bancdetti, Mrs. Marie Pope Wallis1
G. E. Martindale, Hattie Dickson,
Fred Nelson, Mts, Jessie Headcn1
C.
Webb, Elizabath Ann Pete1·s1
and ltudolph Terrazas.
Any other graduate. student may
have his picture talcen at this time.
The :picture fee is one dollar.
w.
Mirage Sans Dope
On Picture Pages
Twenty~seven 01ganizations, as ..
saciation"' and clubsj one sorority
and two fraternities have not yet:
reported their wishes regaJ;"ding tha
space they desire in the University
yearbook, Betty Beals, MIRAGE
associate editor, informed the
LOBO at press time.
These organizations are listed
below and must indicate what space
they desire before the 15th of this
month or forfejt their chances at
space in the 1947 year book. No
report has been received from
AIEE, ASCE, Athletic- Council,
AJ]otheca"ties, BowUng League,
Canterbury Club, Christian Science
Club, Club de Ins Americas 1 Engineering Society, Hiking Club, Hillel
Counsellorship, Independent Men
(Ed. note: No thanks) Kappa Omi-
cron Phi, Khatali, Newman Club,
Pan-He11enic Council, Phi Alpha
Theta, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Sigma,
Pi Gamma Mu, Pi Sigma Alpha,
Sigma Tau, Ski Club, Tau Kappa
AlphaJ Theta Alpha Phi, and
Women's Recreational Association,
Pi Kap:pa Alpha, Sigma Chi have
yet to repo-rt.
Authorized representatives of
the above organizations may contact Carolyn Koch, Bill Blanc, activity editors, MIRAGE editors
Betty Beals O't Edwin Leupold or
Sophomore English
Proficiency Exams
December 12 and 14
'l1hc Sophomore English profi~
clet1c.y examination which is IC·
quh·cd of all aophomorea in the
College of Ar:ts and Sciences is to
be administered on December 12
and DecembCl' 14. Sophomores,
juniors or semora in the College of
Arts and Sciences who have neve1•
taken the English Proficiency Test
or who have taken it and failed to
pass tho test should take the test.
Fre,shmen lll'e not to talte the test.
The test l'equires approximately
two and one-half hours. Dean Jay
C, Knode has announced that students will not be excused from
classes to take the test. Students
sho1,1lcl, therefore, l'CPOJ.'t fat• one of
the testing se~sions which is scheduled for a time in which they w1ll
be f1ee of class or laboratory
periods for two and a half hom·s.
Three testing pet'iods have been
scheduled: (1) Thursday, December 12, 1 to 3:30 p. m. in Room 6,
Biology Building; (2) Thursday,
December 12, S to 5:30 p. m. in
Room 2531 Administration Building; (3) Saturday, Decembe1· 14,
1 to 3:30 p. m., in the Science Lecturo Hall, Students may take the
tests at any one of these three sessions.
Tho requirement of passing an
English profieienc~T test does not
apply to students who a1·e em·olled
in the Colleges of Engineering,
Education, Fme Arts or Pharmacy,
unless such students plan to attain
a degree from the College of Arts
and Sciences, Although the test is
a 1equirement of the College of
A1:ts and Sciences, the tests are to
be administered and scored by the
University Counseling and Testing
Set'Vices, under the supervision of
Dr. W. S. Gregory.
Those students who fail to pass
the test wiU be rcquucd to take a
review course in arldition to meeting the other graduation requirements in the College of Arts and
Sciences. The test covers punctuation, spelling, ca:pitalization, sentence structu1·e and vocabulary,
Three ~ecieve
Kent Awards
Willa Gifford of Kirtland high
achool, Cecil Brinninstool of Carlsbad, and Del:fino Valero of Pecos
have been awarded the Fredoriclc
Herbert Kent and Christina Kent
scholal'Ships at the University of
New Mexico, Mrs. Eliznbcth Simpson1 chairman of the prizes and
awards committee and head o£ the
home economics department, hn.Sc
announced.
The scholarslups at·e awarded
annually 11 to the high school ::;tudents, residents of the state1 who
nrc deemed most worthy by the
superintendent of the Albuquerque
city h1gh school and the University.''
Scholarships are :Paid in two installments upon 1:ogistration in
each of the two terms of thil freshman ycnt•, contingent on en1ollment
for n full cout·se of study and sue~
ce.ssful scholastic work,
BANDELIER BASH BINGO
The Htlton Ballroom was the
scene of a fo1•mal dance held by
Bandelier Hall Friday night, November 29. Music was :furnished
by Marty Baum's Ol'chestra.
MODEL
A
3523 E, Central
I
E & F JEWELRY CO.
25:;}<.i E. Central
3 Blocks East of
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Tickets ~or
mirage Ball
Still on Sale
u
'l'ickets for the 1947 version of
the annual MIRAGE Beauty BaJl
scheduled for Friday, December 13
in the Student Union Ballroom
went on sale the first part of this
week m the Student Union building, and will be on sale the whole
of next week, Bill Babb, MIRAGE
business manager, infoxmed the
LOBO today.
Mus1c for the event, which is
semi~fo:t:mal, will· be by Ma:rty
Baum's popular orchestra. The
weaung of a tux or dress suit ill
optional where the men are concerned, but the affa1r will be a
41 long dress" one for the coeds on
the campus,
The deep dark .secret of who will
be designated by Earl Carrol as
the most beautiful. of ten candidates :for the queenship o! the MIRAGE Beauty Ball, will be revealed by Bilt Babb, who wi11 receive notice of Earl Canoll's choice
by mail.
Candidates for the bono!.' are
Libby Spelts, Kappu•Kappa Gamma; :rtlargaret Ahl, Mesa Vista;
H~lcn Wackerbarth, Town Club;
Martha.. Stone, Alpha Chi Omega;
Fracine kving, Alpha Delta Pi;
Beverly Timber1nke, Bandelier;
Dorothy Shockey, Ph1:ateres; Lois
Reed, Chi Omega; Valri Baker, Ito~
kona Hall; and Nancy Coverdale,
Pi Beta. Phi,
Decorations emphasizing the
theme of the superstitious date will
be dreamed up by Hope Kinzer who
is in charge of decorations and who
will be aided by other members of
the MIRAGE stuff including artists H. C. Buchanan, Ruthe Cunningham, and Paul Harris.
Tickets will cost $1.20 per cou~
ple and may be purcb.ascd at the
MIRAGE table in the SUB. Betty
Beat's in charge of ticket sales
and is beit1g assisted by Jeannette
Hurt and Martha Stone and their
ticket selling teams.
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GuadalaJara Excursion
3,000 MILES OF ADVENTURE
It is with pleasure thnt we offer to a selected group not
exceeding 40 persons this special all-expense excursion to
Mexico's second city, GUADALAJARA.
SPECIAL PULLMAN CARS, the finest hotels, automobiles
for side trips, motor launches for Lakn Chnpala, cts., have been
arranged for.
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ALL WAYS!
because_
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tobaccos are
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smoother to smoke ••• and so much tastkr, with the good
natural flavor of the world's finest tobaccos sealed-in for
your complete enjoyment. Here's why • , ,
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PHONE
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Here, then is
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A complete prescription department
ALWAYS
November Clearance
Sale
FOR BUSINESS
ority. From now on •••
If your s-horts give you rear echelon battle·latigue,
switch to a pair of Arrow non~grab, non-chafe shorts.
Arrow shorts are Sanfoti:!:ed~labeled (guaranteed
less than I% shrinkage) and have G.tippe.r fasteners.
Very inexpensive.
of PHILIP MoRRIS superi·
.NOW OPEN
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One day film developing service
Community drug and su11dry needs
First aid and sick room supplies.
Cosme ties
COME IN AND SEE LEWIS ALEXANDER'S
DISPLAY OF FINEST
QUALITY
GENUINE
HAND MADE INDIAN JEWELRY
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Lobos Accept Bid to
1st Harbor Bowl Game
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Clement Names
Tearn ~or (age
Meet In ~awaii
Open Letter to Student Body
The SUB committee l'ecently purchased $1400.00 worth
of new furniture for the SUB and expect to spend that much
more on new rugs and more furniture. The SUB is your
building and its facilities are for the use of the entire student body, but we need your co-operation in helping to protect and keep clean these furnishings. Some have asked,
"Why are same of our facilities kept under lack and key so
much of the time?" A sh01•t time ago we purchased six floor
lamps; within 10 days after their arrival, twa had disappeared from the ballroom. Students, we will be more than
glad to open wide the doors of the SUB, but we need to receive
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Lobos.Wil Play
At San Diego
On January I
As the opening game, with the
In a surprise announcement early
Hawaiian All-Stat·s, approaches,
thia morning, the Athletic Depart~
the Chet'l'Y and Stiver basketeers
ment revealed that the New Mex~
are spe~d1ly rounding into top•
ico Lobos have received and ac~
notch condition. The hoopsters'
cepted a bid to pJn.y in the newly~
popular coach, Woody Clements,
formed Harbor Bowl game in San
The Engineers disclaim all credit for the winter cold spells. H{)wever, the first cold wave of the Stated, 4'We'll have a lot stronger more honor and honesty from a small group of individuals Diego, California, on New Year's
year is usually coincident with refrigeration tests run by the senior M. E.'s. Here Jeannie Harris,
team than we did last season, but or organizations who seem to be cutting off the privileges of Day. The probable opponent wiJI
Tom Strome, and Tom Yates take three of the eighteen readings which have to be taken, every fifteen
the other teams in the conference the entire student body, In the meantime, the SUB com- be Montana State, Rocky Moun~
•minutes during the twenty-four hour test.
-B1ll Wood Photo
wlll be much improved, too."
mittee would appreciate the return of floor lamps, coffee tain Conference champions.
A glance at the first two court
tables,
folding steel chairs, and a straight back chah·.
squads shows that all of the boys
The armngements were :formuMAYNARD
MEULI,
are ex-servicemen. The metnbers
lated in a rapid-iil'C series of teteof the starting quintet have all
Manager SUB.
crams and long-distnnco telephone
been previous Lobo lettermen and - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - calls which began just two days
most of the boys on the second
ago. Early Wednesday, tho depart/947
team have played with the Wolfment received n 1'feeler" from the
Two MIRAGE staff artists have
bowl committee, directed at seeing
Tickets for the Univet·sity Spring pack before,
.
Final date for application for
what our attitude would be towa1:ds
At one of tl1e stat-ting fol.'Ward
NROTC training at the University collaborated to produce the strik~ Concert Series will soon be availw
a posstble bid. Aitcr a hasty conof New Mexico is near, Capt. Joel ing effect which the eover of the able to the public, it was an- positions, wearing number 27, we
Kay
Hafen,
who
is
considered
sultation,
it was put up to tho playnounced
recently
by
Dean
Robb.
find
Newsom, head of the University 1947 IDRAGE presents. They are
ers
to
vote
upon. Their vote was
The
series
tickets,
selling
:for
one
of
the
best
fioot'lllen
and
ball
Naval Unit, has announced. AppU.. freshman Paul Harris of Florida
$1.80 can be purchased at Dean handlers in the conference. Kay, a
overwhelmingly in favor of playing
The
Unive1·sity
of
New
Mexico
B
The
first
annual
art
exhibition
cations should be received hy the and H. c. Buchana, native of Bas- Robb's office; at Kurt Frederick's junior, who halls froni. St. Geo1•ge,
team, wh1ch had so far this season by Alpha Alpha, local chapter of the game. After more telephoning,
Naval Examination Section of tbe
College Entrance Examination well, N". M., both fine arts majors. concert next Wednesday mght and Utali, is 22 years old, stands an been playing heads-ur ball, bor- the National Honot·ary Art Frater- it was finally confirmed with the
The 194'7 cover, Associate Editor in the Student Union Building. even 6 :feet tall and weighs 1'10 rowed the fumbling habit from the nity, Delta Phi Delta, opened Mon- authorities in San Diego.
Board, Princeton, New Jersey, by
Dee. 1'7.
Betty Beals informed the LOBO The ticket will also entitle the holdw pounds. An ex-Navy man, he Lobos Satu:rday night and went day at the gallery in the FinG Arls $10,';DD Guarantee
Particular attention is invited to today is the result of many sugges- er to Frederick's program. One or p]ayed varsity ball here in 1944~ down 13-0 before a strong but out- Building.
The early dtsappointmcnt which
two additional programs scheduled The other first stnng forWard is gained Army Air Force team at
The show, eomposed of oils, wn- followed when the Sun Bowl overtbe fact that eolJege students with- tions and was selected ns the most
for Spring will be announced later. Bill Townsend who also saw- service Roawclt.
te1cololB and ctnfts including jew- looked us, 1s completely gone from
in age limits 17 to 21 yea1•s of age appropriate from a great number
This season's series includes Jo~ with the Navy. A native of Santa
It
was
the
first
loss
of
tl1e
seaelry, sculpture and textiles, is a the Lobo- camp following the an~
as of 1 July 1947 are eligible :for of designs. Depicting the southhanna Harris, pianist, wife of the Rosa, New Mexico, Bill who is now
enrollment in the NROTC, and may western architecture which charac- modern composer, Roy Harris; Ed- a senior, lettered in '43. He is son :Cor the Rinkydinks, who beatj joint exhibit by actives ,alumni and nouncement. The facts relating to
Los Alamos 19~6 and beat n Santa pledges of Delta Phi Delta.
take the competitive examination. terizes the University of New Mexthe game such as we have at this
gar Firlie, tenor, member of the 24 years old 6 feet tall and weighs Fe Veterans team 28-0.
A colorful presentation o£ cur- time appear to point to the Harbor
Competitive examinations will be ico and distinguishes it :from other
1
music faculty, nnd a song group 160 pounds. His jersey bears num~
Plans for the t•est of the season tent and past student work malces Bowl being a better deal for all
held Jan. 18 at Albuquerque, Raton, institutions of higher learning, the composed of 12 members from ber 22,
..
for tbc. Rinkydinl(S are uncertain, for a well balanced exhibit, cover- concerned. The Memorial Stadium
Roswell, Santa Fe and Silver City, color scheme is turquoise blue and
Albuquerque.
Capably filling th~ center slot Coach Leon Server saidJ but there ing a wide :field of represent:.ativo
for high .schoo1 seniors, college stu.. white with letters in ultra lJodoni.
in Snn Diego, site of the game,
with his 6 foot 3 inches, 190 pound is a possibility of one more game and non-representative art.
dents, and other eligible to take it.
Many good designs were subseats an approximate 25,000 in
bulk,"is ex-Marine, L. C. Cozzens. this season.
The program of the exhibit is as comparison to the 15,000 of the Sun
During the four years the stu- mitted and the choice was made
This 24 yeat• old junior, earned his
follows:
dents are at UNM, the Navy pays vel'Y difficult because of that fact.
Bowl (Kidd Field),
varsity letter in 1943, and is gen$50 a month, all college fees and Tho MIRAGE wishes to thank
Lorena Anderson, Costume Jew- The business arrangements nlso
erally expected to capture high
expenses and travel allowance to Caryl Zemek, Rupert :McHarney,
elery; Barbara Bailey, Textile De:~ indicate a more favorable situation.
honors this season. Origina11y
and from their homes, and supplies Melvin Monis for helpful hints
sign; Nanelou Blair, ''Ducks" and The deta11s call for a gate receipt
from
Capitan,
New
Mexico,
he
uniforms.
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11 Cedt·o Canyon i" Jack Boylan, wa- of $10,500 cash or $7,500 with a
.k h
f and the following ;:for subm1ttmg
The long awaited student direc- wears number 21.
Dean IB ost WIC
as a supp1Y o cover drawings: Virgia Casados, t
1~3 option of total receipts.
1-Iarold Pick, :fo1.·merly vice-pres'II b
v '!able iot• sale to
A
holdovel'
from
last
year's
tenm
It may be an American, a Span- atercolOl·s; Steve Bristol, "Auident of Hillel Foundation, racently applications. 1£ a New MexicQ boy
ory WI
e u UI
. h
h
h
• Lucille Petronvich, R. P. Jeffries, intereste1l students 11-Ionday morn- is senior Larry Hess. Larry, who ish, or an undeciphembll! design, tumn" and r'Frankie and Johnny;" Rocky 1\lount.nin Champs
stepped inta the office of presidency l'.ates hlg enoug on t e examm- Ruthe Cunningham, Pat Hamilton, ·
B'll Babb bust'ness rna ager of served in the A1·my Air Forces will
Betty
C h n p m a. n, ' 1Pregnant This is a new bowl, and all indibut it still means "Merry Christof the organization replacing Judy ations he may choose an institution Harold Levine and Betha Young.
mg,
I
'
n
Thought"
and ''Dancer;" Eleanor cations are that it will develop into
th '!!RAGE
nounced
"he be one of the Lobo starting guards. mas,'J and should you receive one
Griesser. :Miss Griesser submitted almost anywhere in the United
e J.l
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an
as 1.
Crocker,
Textiles;
Bill de Hart, n high spot in the bowl limelight.
her resignation November 26, fol~ States, as 51 other institutions parA number of the cover designs 48th anniversary edition of thO He is 25 yeat•s old, stands 6 feet tall of the Christmas enrds: now in the
Costume Jcwelery; Rose Mary Its seating capacity exceeds at
and
tips
the
scales
at
170.
Coming
lowing a three-month term of office. ticipate in the program.
w11l be incorporated into the divi- LOBO went to press.
making by Enrique Montenegro's
11 Shalako
Dancer" and least 13 of the 21 bowl games which
sion pages and introduction of the
The 89 page book is the largest all the way :from Brackenridge, Pa., creative design classes, it is :re- Evans:;
The ne\V president will officiate
"Head;"
Doug 1 as Dcnn 1iston1 will be played on or around this
at hts second meeting, Tuesday.
yearbook.
directory which the school has put Larry will wear number 21.
quested that those added ink spots l'Bridget and Pups," uLandscape,"
Quentin Underwood, 23 year old be ignored.
NewYear's Day.
December 10, at which time Rabbi
out in its history and was delayed
"Palm Sunday," "Pat" and l,PhiloMontana State, which has been
s. E stnrrels of Albert Temple,
because of the heavy schedule at ex-sailor from Huntington, CaliforThe cards are being cut on lin- sophical Diety;" Louis Kaiser, Na~
nia,
will
fill
other
guard
position.
given:
a bid to play opposite the
Albuquerque, will be guest speaker.
the University Press, which is exJ
oleum blocks and printed on multi~
Jeari'ne Kellogg, ustill
He was formerly head of Jewish
pected to release the directory this A letterman in 1944, he will wear colored paper. In the process of ture Studies;
Lobos, completed a successful sea11
1
Lifc: ' Paul Lh..wrence, Study''
Congregation, London , England. At tlte meeting of the New Mexn.:fte:rnoon. The directory includes number 25.. He weighs 160 po11nds printing a complete set of linger~ and Textde Design; Charles Mon- son, annexing the Rocky Mountain
and
stands
6
:feet
tall.
Rl!freshmen£5 will be served after ico Library Association in Rnton
n enniS
ICS a. complete list of faculty members
prints sometimes appears, adding dragon, "RefleM.ion;" Rupert Me- Conference crown, and winding up
Smallest man on the squad, Marw
with a total of 5 wins, 3 defeats,
the meeting. All those interested lllst week Mr. Arthur McAnally
and a campus directory and as
a personal touch.
Harney, "Head," " As One/' and
are invited to attend.
was elected pre,sident for the comAt the Tennis Club meeting on complete and accurate a student cos Salas, 23 years old, ex-sailot;
and 1 tie. They are coached by
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ustill Life;
Helen S. Pearce,
Mr. Pick, a native of Chicago, ing year. Mr. McAnally was nc· Tuestlay, Novembet• 26, Jack Evans list as was furnished by the Stu- :from Santa Rosa, New Mexico, will
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11Santa Fe Fiesta·" Maud Sum~ Jiggs Dahlberg.
be one of the second string :torIllinois, has previously attended companied to meeting by Miss gave n lecture on court rules and dent Council card file.
Barnes,
on learning
Coach
Wjllis
mers, Textiles; Willie Warner,
the University of Wisconsin, and is Helen Hefting, Miss Theresa Gll- etiquette. Mr. Evans has played
Edited by Edwin Leupold with wards. Only- 5 :feet 8 inches, 150
' 1Earth Harmony;" Dorthea Whit- that the plans were completed, com..
now here majoring in business ad .. lette, and Mrs. Helen Burroughs.
against Seymour Greenberg and Lorelei Thorwaldsen and Bettr pounds1 the diminutive Salas, wllo
craft, CoJlper Bowl; Caryl Zemck, mented, 41I:f Montana State playsJ
ministration. He is a veteran of
Max Harris, two o:f the top ten, at :Beals as associate editors, the di- is a senior, lettered in 1944, and
"Study in Green" and "Still Life." it. should be a fine game. The boys
four years service with the United FOUND
Denver tennis tournaments.
rectory will be a timesaver .:for or- 1945. He will wear number 15.
The. :four foreign women stuare Vel'Y enthusiastic about the
State Arrr~.y.
On Tuesday, December 3, the' gnnizations and individuals alike.
The other 1:eserve forward slot dents of the Umversity of New
game, and it will be a nice climax
A pair of ear-'tings nenr Chi Club saw a movie on Fundamentals General staff of the book included will be shared by two men, both of Mexico were participants at the
Hillel FoUjTJdation was estabNo Spur meeting Tuesday, De- for the Hawaiian trip, and the sea~
lisht:Jd three samesters ago, and has Omega house, Contact Jessamine of Tennis, narrated by Don Budge. Marvil} Meyerson, Patty Wylder, whont have seen service in the Musical Christmas program for the cember 10.
son,"
over sixty members. Similar fol:m· Honey, LOBO office~
The Tennis Ladder !Tournament Phyllies Krell, Maxine Krohn, Len- Navy. Twenty-one year~old Jonh- American Association which was
dations are located on every cnmis drawn up. The players will t'!om .. nie Anne Delyle, Rosemary Duke, ny Mayne. is a junior and won his held 1\fondny night at 7:45p.m. at
,p.::u::_s_:l::n.,:t:h:::•:_:•::•::•::n:::tr::Y::·_ _ _ _ _ _ _..:___':..V~a::tc:::h::_f::o::r_:D:_\::V__:e:::ek::__ _.!.:P_•_te_:fo_r_.t_h_e_t:_o:.:p~l:..'U:..n..:g:_on:_t_h_e_la_d_d_e_r. Ramona Fleming, Lenore Peterson, varsity letter il11944. He is 5 feet, the Y. W. C. A. Elsa Sandoval,
and Peggy Emmel.
9 inches and weighs only 140 from Cuba; Alice Brill, from Bra~
Price of the book will be twenty- pounds. He is a native of Albu- zll, and Mrs. Wang, from China
five cents. The direeto'ty may be querque and will wear Jersey num- talked on Christmas customs in
purchased ah the MIRAGE table in bm· 18. Jack Wheeler, also a. na- their respective country. Matilde
the SUB where nameplates for the tive Albuqtterquean ts 20 years old Agcaoili, :from the Philippines,
1947 .MIRAGE may be ordered and nnd is n junior. He is 5 f<!et nine played the piano for the occasion.
"Om· institution boasts the attendance of one Rough
where tickets to the MIRAGE inches tall and weighs 150 ].JOUnds. Mrs. Redmond, from the music deRider,
and more like him will be heartily welcomed," says
"'When the Albuquerque Civic
Towering 6 :feet 4 inches above partment sang a solo. A trio comSoloists who will be heard include School of Princeton, he hns llirected beauty ball may be secured.
the
1898
version of The LOBO, then waving under the mastSymphony Orchestra uhdCl' the ba.. Ellen Boldt, soprano; Priscilla choirs in the Fh•st Congregational
the basketball court, is substitute posed of Marguerite Clinc.hy, Phyl~
ton o£ Dirl:lctor Kurt Frederick, Robb McDonnelJ alto; Edgle Firlic, Church of Philadelphia, and served ATOMIC 'rEST TO BE SHOWN
center, Edwin Wnllnce. Another lis Harris, and Jalle Anderson also head of "The Mirage."
The first edition of the Univel.·~.~-~-----------
presents the Albuquerque Choral tenor, and Walter Peterson, bass. four years in the United States
holdover from the 146 squad. He sang. The sponsors lor this suc11 0perations Crossroads:/' a film
Association in Handel's 11Messiah11 Merinm. Douglas will be at the cart- Na,y,
is an ex:-Marmc front Albuquerque. cessful event were Dean Clnuve and versity o:f New Mexico papel' was information: 41Professor Hodgln
covering the atomic bomb test at Ed is in his senior year at the Uni~ Miss Shelton.
at Carlisle gymnasium Sunday eve.. sole of tho orgnn.
devoted in part to the girls' basket~ has been suffeiing' front 'la grippe,'
Walter Peterson is widely knc.wn
Bikini, will be shown on Decembet•
ning, December 15th at 8 p, m.,
bail team, and a picture of the but is now betfer."
Mrs. Boldt has appeared many in looal musical and radio eirele:s. 9 and December 12, it was an- vcrsity and is 23 years old. He
the musical offerings will be fea- times as concert and raclio artist He was born in Kansas, holds a
lasses in their daring '98 basketball
will weal' number 28.
Following its monthly appeal•tured entirely by Albuquerque vo- throughout the Southwest. She is degree from Cnrtha.ge College nounced today by Cnptain Joel
suits appeared. They hnd just ance as the 11Mirage," the paper
Rounding out the second tenm in
Ne,vsome of the Naval Science Decal and instrumantnl tntent..
added another victory to their rec- was printed in 1f!04 under the banfoundet• of the Job's Daughtet:s where. he was associated in so1o partment. 'rhe film will be shown the guard positions are two recl.'1lits
ord.
ner of uThe U.N. M:. Weekly/"' nnd
Current ticket sales give every choir. and is soloist at Temple AIR concerts with Madame Sc"humann in the Science Lecture Hall, st.'lrt- frCtnt the Lobo football team, end
•
An ed1torial by Douglas W. JohnM remained such in 1928, when it be~
Virgil Boteler and back Ben Kelly.
indication that .Albuquc.rqueans bert. Mr:~. Boldt 1s n member of Heink. In Albuquerque he taught ing at '7:30p.m.
It has · been anrtounced by the son) editor of the monthly publica~ came-tlmtts rigbt-The LOBO,
11 Bottles,'' a 21-yem'~old ex-sailor
wilt show appreciation o:£ their f1rst Sigma Alpha Iota, honorary m.usl~ voice at the Danfelser School of
A1um1\l
office that homeccm'!.ing pic- tion, further lauded the girls on
post-war hearing of Hnndel;s trndl.. cal Greek letter group nnd of Chi Music, directed the Elks Glee Club, LllJRARY NEEDS EMPLOYEES from Floydndn 1 Te:xas, is a junior,
of
the Administration Build- their cnge careers. The issues it1~
tures
He is tremendous, 6 feet 5 inches
tional Christmas oratorio by pack- Ontega, a social sorority.
and was local chairman of the Fed:ing
lighted
with luminaries will eluded about 15 pnges, 8 by 11 LOST
tnll
nnd
weighs
195.
He
will
wear
Anyone wishing to work full
ing Carlisle gymnaslum to capacity,
Mr. Flrlic received his appoint· eratcd Music Clubs.
be
sold
fat'
$4.00
each. The pic- inches~ with only the two i11side
wm the hombre who took .n
Accarding to Dh·ector Frederick, time :in the library a.t the Circula~ numbet• 28~ Ben Kelly served wJth
Rav. Clm·cnce li1. Purr, president menh to the faculty o£' the Univei-tures
measure
8%
b~ l3 and are covers were dovoted to advertising,
t.hc
Atmy
and
hails
from
Roswell,
qua1,-l:
of oil and. my Spanish 131a
tl.on
Desk
please.
contnot
Mr.
ArR
teheal'sals
o£
the
orchestra
and
sity
immediately
after
receiving
of the Ministerial Alltance1 indicnt..
1•cndy for framing, They will be
Other columtis were filled with book from the bacl~ of my green
ed that some churches ).Jlnn to hold his degree o£ Master of Music from chorus are progressing in highly thu1.• McAnally-1 the head librarian. New Mexico. A freshman, he is nta.iled by the office if de!iired •
studies being carried ott. in classea, jitney please return the Spanish
ho services for Sunday evening irl North Texas State TeMhers Cot.. satisfactory manner. Tickets are Hemrs: will be: alTanged according 22 years oh1 1 stands G:feet 2 Inches
and
pictul'es o£ science equipment. book, My car doesn't use any oil.
nnd
weighs
170.
He
will
wear
to
tho
appllcant
atld
the
needs
of
order that pnriehlonets may gather lege at Denton, Texas. A grndunto on sale at Riedling's and Sasser
Watch for D Week
The ' 1Scout'1 offe1•ed the. following E. Leupold, MIRAGE office.
number
24.
the
drculatlon
manager,
Dmg
!ltOl'~s.
the
renowned
W
cstminster
Choir
of
to hear the performance.
~inal Date Near Completed Cover
Yearbook
~or N~OT< ~xam For
Two Artists /-lave
Concert Tickets
On ·Sale Soon
Student Directory
Available for 25(
McAnally Elected President
Of library Association
Community service"
C. E. BURNS, R. PH •
1
Pick [lected
~illel Proxy
Make Reservations with
EWALD & FULLER
Travel Ageney
EL FIDEL HOTEL
ALBUQUERQUE
PWLIP MORRIS
I
Gala Christmas Eve Party in Guadalajara
No. 20
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1946
Vol. XLIX
Cream land Dairies, Inc..
Across (rom Hod&dn Hall on the Corner
HARPER'S
1906 E. Central
Semi·Weekly, Publication of the Associated Students of the University of New Mexico
11ROM1'1' SERVICE ON ALL REPAIRS
WATCHES • DIAMONDS • JEWJilLRY
• GIFTS
J, PHILIP MoRRIS tobaccos are pasteurized for your
protection • , • purified and mellowed by radiant heat,
Aetoss from KOdgln
SUI'l'S • COATS • DRESSES
BlouSt!ll' •nd Ae..saorles
lit Greatly ReduCEd Prlceo
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ALWAYS
Genuine·
Sig Eps Plan Informal
Dance, Add 3More
FOR SALE
ACROSS THE CAMPUS
INDIAN TRADING POIT
Indian Handmade
Jewelry
Located at
BURNS BROTHERS
PHAmiACY
1824 E. Central Ave.
Across fmm Hodgin
Is your Anatomy at Peace?
THE $TRETCH
-NEW MEXI"CO LOBO
Bowling apd Fountain Service
special meteing of the entire 1\IIR~
AGE staff Wednesday at 4 p, min
Freshman: I don't know.
the MIRAGE office on the Sub
Sophomore: I'm not prepared.
patio, Edwin Leupo-ld, editor, told
the LOBO today.
Junior: I don't remember.
Definite. t•Jans and deadlines will
Senior: I don't believe I can add be announced and assignments
anything to wlmt has already been made. Editors will jil.tegrate their
staffs and plan the completion of
said.
tht>ir particular secUons.
Every staff member is expected
Watch for D Week
to be present.
Lewis E. Alexander
Featuring Finest Quality
The sponsors of this victory bell~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~~===:;.:::~=~~~~~
sincerely hop13 that all students
will :feel a pride in their "Jjen and
stand behind it as a symbol of
tb.~h- sehool spirit.
n.
Fm·mnthm. of I\ So~h~t l\'t:n.•\lln
The New Mexico Phi Beta Kappa Club hils been t\IUlQUlU!Ud by Ah,hi\
Association will hold 1ts annual
ICappn Delta,
spOlli!Ol'.nntl'.rhll
dcwt..
of fellowship
t!XCllt\\l~C
Founder$ Day banquet and meeting opment
in the Alavrado HoWl at 7:00 p, m. of Ideas botwcoi.l pt!-ri,;Qt\8 1ntt)l"~s\it!d
Thursday, December 51 1946, The m &ociology ta tho chicr 1~uson io1•
,speaker of the evening will be Dr. orgnnizntion. Tlto Chlcogo UoUl\tl
Sherman E. Smith, head of the Table or n simihu· typo of infonun.l
Chemistry Department of the Uni~ discussion will be tho pnttllrn :fol•
versity of New Mexico. The sub~ lowed in dJscusaing problems of so~
Ject of his address will be "The ciologicnl sigmfieance, Details of
Origins of Atomic Ene1•gy."
organization and planning will be
Faculty and .students Who are decided upon by members. Infol·membets of Phi Beta Kappa lU'a mnlity Will bo stressed by planning
urged to attend this mooting and to meetmgs in the homes of members,
bting guests. Reservat10ns for the All Jler.sona interc.sted are cordially
banquet may be made with Miss invited to the initial mtileting at the
My1•tle Greenfield, secretary of the home of M1•, & Mrs. George La
Assocmtion, at the Sti~-te Public BatTe, 1002 West Tijeras on Wed~
Hea1tb Laboratory on the Univer- n~sday1 December 4 at 7:80 p. m.
sity campus. The tickets for the
banquet are ,2,00 each, including NOTICE
tax and tips.
Tbere will be a very important
HILLTOP BOWLING CLUB
EL'I
LOBO INDIAN STORE
NOTICE:
The Alpha Phi Omega story
last Week was a mess, but that's
how we ll•t it.
11·
Alpha Kappa Delta Sponsors
Social Forum Roundtable
10 DAYS OF PLEASURE AND FUN
the ~one electric light, began to ~d~ro~p~a~n~o~t~e~i~n~c~a~m~p~u~s~m~a~il:.;::;::~~::::::::::::::::::::::::~
paint the catt. Dick soon returned 1
from song practice, and then with
the two paint brushes, it wasn 1t
Genuine Reservation
Chimayo Blankets
]ong before the cart was shining
Handmade Jewelry
Bead work
with brilliant red and gleaming silver.
Navajo Rugs
Pottery
The next day the bell was
brought to the stadium after a hard
time finding a. pickup truck to carry
the h..vY bell.
Preceding tbe game these three
L. W. SMITHSON, Owner
Sig pledges presented the bell to
the University of New Mexico to be
504 W. Central
2·4121
used hereafter as a victory bell.
Sigma. Phi Epsilon has an~
nounced plans for an informal
dance for its pledge class. The date
has not yet been set, but the dance
will be held sometime in the near
future,
Thl.'ee names were added to the
Sig Ep pledge list last week. The-y
are: HarlEm Grabam, Tucumcari,
N. M.; Stanly Landrith, Albuquer~
que; :S:orace Sims, Oakland, Califorrda.
Phi Beta Kappa
Meet Thursday
3, 1946
B-Tearn Loses to Wide ~ield of
~oswell· A.A.B. Art on [xhibit
Design Classes Make
Christmas Cards
Evans 6ives Talk
0 T • Et h•
4University Women Appear
In Christmas Musical
Lobo Celebrates 48 Years
In History of School Paper
Civic Symphony Orchestra to Present
"Messiah "Directed by Frederick
Homecoming Photos
To Be Sold at Alumni Office
.....r
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NEW MEXICO LOBO
Page Two
Friday, December 6, 1946
NEW MEXICO LOBO
Friday, December 6 1946
'
GRIFFIN'S GROCER'!:" & MEATS
WEEKLY PROGRAM
New Mexico Lobo
.
WEEK OF DECEMBER 9 TO 15, 1946
New Mexico's Leading- College Newspaper
"
Publisb-ed each Tuesday and Friday of the regular college year,
except during hol.lday periods, by the .Associated Students of tbe Uni·
versity- of New Mexico. Entereq ;as second class matt:el' -at the port
office, Albuqcerque, under the Act of March S, 18'10. Printed by the
University Pres,s.
Snb.%cription rate, $3.00 per yeal', payable in advance
Subscription :rate :for men in armed forcE:s $1.50
Merri~:r
:MELVIN MORRIS, Editor
.Alice Duff, Associate Editor
Doug Benton, Associate Edito"t
!Cissoda!ed Cotle6ide Press
Editorial and business offices are in room 9 of the Student Union
buDding. Telepbc;me 2-6623.
JIU!l''fi"$U<T~~ J'l:l/1: JUoT10K.U.. M:><roi'JtTO$!H4 ..,P. G. McHENRY
Business Manager
National Advertising Smioo, Inc.
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ASSISTAl'o~ EDITORS -~--------------Ruth Oboler, Claud Mann
SPORTS EDITOR - - , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Ed Glesez
SPORTS STAFF ~--- Glen Wershhlg,. S. Dan Brodie, Marv Meyerson1
•
ToDUD.$ Davis. Ken Bernhardt
SOCIETY EDITOR
----Stanlibetb Perers
EDITOR __________ __Jessamine Honey
--.!i.F;jiRA:~TERN!TY
..iOHURlTY EDITOR ------------~---...Jackie Yates
SOCIETY REPORTERS _______ Armida De Lyle, Jack Musson, Drew
Minteer1 Jean .Johnston, Ramona
ler, Carolyn C. Koch, Glenn Mayer,
Teresa Hunsaker.
EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS __Da"Vld Bolden, Marvin Meyerson, .Ruth
Obo!er, Hope Kinser, B. Caperton
Phyllis Nilii:en, Murry Schlesinger
Barbara Bailey.
TYPISTS - - - · - - - - - - G e r r y Green, Mary Beth Pbillips,
Lenore Bowling, Maxine Krobo,
Phyllis Krell, Lennie Ann DeLyle
NEWS REPORTERS _______ _Florence Buell, Alice Doke, Patricia
Walker, Jack Goldstein. Ira D. Kizk.
Ken. Gilmore, Alice Do.fi', Marilyn Ro!~
Iert Jean .Robicson, Dorothy Lodt.er
Carolyn Johnston, Rosemary Robyn
Betty Bentle:y, Be-o-tha Young, Betha
Young, Fiances Shelton, Joe AMon.
Edwin D. Patrick, Suzanne Hodgman,
Pat Da-rden, Rose Ellen Yartin.
ART EDITOR ---------------------------Caryl Z.mek
FEATURE WRITERS ___ ._________ JU.ilieent Miller, Richard Foulk.
Francis E. Gaus, Jr.
CHIEF PROOF READER ---------------------Joan Tau!
PROOF I!'EADERS _________ Bob Rill, Aone Draughon, J~n Starnpfer
CIRCULATION MANAGER ----------------------William C<>le
CARTOONISTS ________ -Ferris L. Johnson, Charles Mondragon
STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER __ Bill Wood
BUSINESS SECRETARY ---------------------- Fat Schaeffer
Another Year Gone ...
MONDAY-•FIRST M'NUAL EXHIBITION by .Alpha .Alpha Chapter n.~nd All!uquergue Alumni A~ociation of Delta Phi Delta,
Art u-aterntt)•, will be shown dally, 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. in the
Fipe Arts Bldg, Gallery until January 9.
• '1Master".:; Minority/' a tiqte of devotion, sponsored by- tbe Bapti:st Student Union, Miss Harriet Rogers in charge, 7;39 a. m.
DAILY>- MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY, in the Student
Union lmapel Room.
*Noonday Chapel meeting sponsored by the Baptist Student Union,
?.!iss !faJ;Tiett Rogers in charge, 12;39 p. m. DAILY, MONDAY
THROUGH SATURDAY, in the Student Union Chapel Room.
Fai!U1ty Senate meeting, Dr. R .D. Larsen in charge, 4;30 p. m.
in Room 6, Biology Bldg.
Phi Alpha Theta meetin~. Mr. Kenneth K. Harms in charge, 4:30
p. m. in the Coronado J.J.brazy.
.Khatali meeting, Mr. Edward Balcomb in charge~ 5 p. m, in the
Student Union basement lounge.
Mortar Board meeting, Miss Jean Hernandez in charge, 5 p. m. in
the Student Union north lounge.
IndeNnilent Men's meeting, Mr. Doug Benton in charge, 7 p. m.
in the Student Union north lounge.
Kappa Alpha active meeting, Mr. Glenn .Mayer in charge, 7 p. m.
in Room 150, Administration Bldg.
Phrateres meeting, Mrs. Marjorie Emmons in charge, 'l _p. m. in
the Student. Union basement lounge.
Sigma Phi Epsilon meeting, Mr. H. L. C-oJton in charge, 7 p. m.
in Room 30, ::S:odgin Hall.
Town Club meeting, Miss Ruth Jones in charge, 7 p. m. in the
Student Union ::;onth lonnge.
~
•.Motion Picture-"OPEIL.\.TIONS CROSSROADS," ginn by the
Naval Science Department, Chief Gunners Mate Jeril'ins, USN,
in charge, 7:.30 to 8 p.m.. in Science Lecture Hall. •
Sigma Alpha Epsilon active meeting, Mr. C. R. Wyndham in
charge, 7:30 :p.m. in Room 217, _o.\dministration Bldg.
/
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.
Taylo1·~
CHAMBERS CURL SHOP
,
AUTO PART, ACCESSORIES
Wholesale, Retail
Jobbers to Parts Sale~men
,
BERG AlJTO PARTS CO•.
CLEANING-PRESSING
A Complete Cleaning Senrice
3126 East Central
217N. THIRD
'
HOBBX SHOP-Everything for the Model Builder
Planes - Boats - Motors AU Kinds of Acc:essories:
4141h E. Central Avenue
'
Army & Nnvy Diacharges n Specialty
Phone.9710
NEW MEXICO TENT & AWNING CO.
FINEST MEXICAN FOOD IN ALBUQUERQUE
415 South Fourth
Phone 2-4890
COMPLETE HOME OUTFITTERS
517 West Central
Phone 8162
~~~
,,
._,o'"\
322 North First Street
.
RALSTON OIL CO.
WhQlesale
'
Distributors
Retail
Shamroek Gas-Oils-Kerosene-Stove & Burner OilS
181& North Fourth
Phone 2·0337
'An Orchid to You"
219 North ~ulberry
,
Flowers for all occasions
Phone 7121
JOHNNY'S INN
JOHNNY NACOARATO-Owner
Mixed Drinks and Dispensary
3704 Nortb Fourth Str.eet
HANGER LIQUOR STORE
WINE-BEER-LIQUOR--LIQUEUR-MIXERS
624 West Central Avenue
Phone 6931
4
'WEDNESD.-\.Y-Umr Dames Club meeting, Mr. Hugh Munn in
charge, 3 p. m. in the Student Union basement lounge.
Alpha Kappa Delta meeting, Mr. Ronald Smith in charge, 4. p. m.
in the Student Union north lounge. There will be a forum in:
"Current Social Legislation/'
Girl Scout Leaders Club meeting, Miss Mary Adler in charge1
4:45 p. m. in the Student Union south lounge.
*UN?tl Current Affairs Forum sponsored by :Mortar Board, Khatali,
Dr. C. V. Wicker, and Speech Club, and the Veterans Assoeiation, Mrs. Marjorie Emmons. in charge, 5 p. m. in the Student
Union ballroom. Dr. Dorothy Woodward Will be the speaker.
The top!c will be "'l'he U. J.".i. Atomic Energy Commission.u
Debater Club meeting, Dean H. 0. Ried in charge, 7 p.m. in Room
215, Administration :Bldg.
:Meetii!_g of Committee to Rewrite Student Constitution, J.fr. :blel~
vin .Morris in cbaTge, 7 p. m. in tbe Lobo Office.
Square and Folk Dancing, sponsored by the Physical Education
Department, 1p. m. in Room 15, Gymnasium.
Kappa Omicron Phi meeting. Miss Clare VanAtta in charge, '1:30
p. m. in Sara Raynolds Hall.
Newman Club meeting, Mr. James Maloney in charge, 7:30p.m.
in the Student Union basement lounge.
•Final program of the 1946 University Concert Series by Mr. Kurt
Frederick, violinist, Dean J. D. Robb in charge, 8:30 p• .m. in
the Student Union ballroom. General admission: 1946 -series
tickets, Spring series tickets, or $1.00 single admission at the
door; Students use activit:; tickets.
SAFETX TIRE SERVICE
Home Cooking-..Delicious Pies
1904 North Fourth
DOHERTX'S KIDDIE SHOP
Evc1-ything fol' Tots & Teens-Toys-Novelties,
1So.t V.J East Central Avenue
Ready-to~Wear
Phone 4711
F. R. KRAUSE "The Gun Man"
HOLLYWOOD BAR & DISPENSARX
G. G. Pearc~-Package Liquors, Visit Our Bar, Wine, Beer, Etc.
204 Isleta HhrhwfLY
Phone 2-0930
.
NEWBILL'S GARAGE
Experienced :M:cchanics-Pitinting-Dent Work--Motor :Repairing
1702 East Central Avenue
Phone 2~4321'
RENIE'S BEAUTX SHOP
Renie Stewart', Owner. Cold Waves, Hnir Styling Manicuring
Phone 2·5783
2114 Oxford Avenue
Phone 4832
BROADWAX LUMBER CO.
.
COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE
Phone 2·1150
Permanents-Finger Waves-1\lanicures
Pho-ne 2·G331
1319 West TiJeras
CIRCLE GRQCERX & MEATS
\
:
•.•
Source of Supply Since 1861 -- Automotive Parts and Equipment
HENDRIE & BOLTHOFF
Manufacturing and Supply Co.
•SANTA FE
• ALBUQUERQUE
PHONE 7827
MULLINS MATTRESS MFG.
.
4500 N. FOURTH
.
co.
VlGEON BUTANE SUP.PLX CO.
BUTANE.& PROTANE GAS FOR TANKS,.BOTTLES
MOTOR FdEL
Phone 9MS
428 N. Sycamore
The
HILTON
HOTEL
AERO 1\IAXFLOWER TRANSIT CO.
.
Phone 5691
Dowling
I
Phone
'" 1101 North Fourth
4~02
"COMPLIMENTS YOUR ANNIVERSARY"
1200 North Fourtlt
Phone 6637
GAS APPLIANCE SERVICE CO.
-
RENT
KJV A DISPENSARY
910 East Central
WINE- BEER- LIQUOR- PACKAGE GOODS
KiMo Theater Bldg.
521 \Vest Central
llepairing, Installing, All Kinds Gas Equipment
Automatic Controls a. Specialty
Phone 2-4914
MONTEREX MEXICAN RESTAURANT
U-DRIVE-IT & SALES CO.
• BUILDERS SUPPLIES
Phone 18835-36
• LUMBER
1025 North Fourth
SCHICK MOTOR CO•
.
BREECE LUl\IBER & SUPPLX CO.
'
G: W. McKIM INSURANCE
• Auto, Cns.unlty
SAVE 20%
209 South Third
MEXICAN & AMERICAN CUISINE
202 North High Street
Phone 2-4254
A
CAR
PHONE 2·3453
PARIS SI-IOE STORE
• AccidC!nt, Bonding
Phone 2-2568
Albuquerque's Style Center
For Nationally Known Shoes
WILSON SERVICE STATION
TIRES -
TOP NOTCH DRIVE IN
• T-Bone Steaks-THAT ARE "TOPS"
• Fried Chicken
11 Where the Chickens Hnng Outu
FOUNTAIN SERVICE
Phone 2·4306
TUBES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES
GAS -LUBRICATION
4101 North Fourth
Phone 2·3274
FASHION -
STANDARD SUPER SERVICE STATION
STANDARD PRODUCTS - GAS - OIL
TIRES - TUBES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES
3123 Enst Central
Phone 9770
• Body and Fender Work
512 North Fourth Street
• Painting, Color Matching
Phone 9710
.
Phone 2-4752
907 South Second
CONNIE'S BEAUTY" SALON
COLD WAVE PERMANENTS- A Complete Beauty Service
1319% West Fruit Ave.
Phone 4626
CLEANERS
"100
nwc NeVer Close"
Steaks - Chops - Chicken - K. C. Sizzling Steak
117 N. FOURTH ST.
PHONE 9181
BUSINESS PROPERTIES - RANCHES
"We Know the Good Earth'
PHONE5466
101 SOUTH TULANE AVE.
Phone 2-5231
% for Our University"
63rd Anniversary
BALLEW MOTOR CO.
'
CHECKER TAXI CAB CO.
McKAX REAL ESTATE CO.
FIT
307 West Central
CAN XON CAFE
U11der the Direction of CARL R. SHAW
"'The Best Cleaning in Town"
Phone '1414
3014 East Central
STYLE -
• I Miller
;, Rice O'Neill
• De Liso Debs
• Johansen
• Florshiem
• Gold Cross
CHIORDI BAKING CO.
Santa Fe, N. M.
PROMPT COURTEOUS SERVICE - AUTO}IOBILE RENTALS
NEW DRIVERLESS CARS
PHONE 7771
518 W. COP!'ER AVE.
CHRXSLER
PLXMOUTH
PATTERSON PAINT STORE
PREMIER PAINTS AND TREASURE TONES
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PHONE 9285
CASH AND CARRY
FLEXFOml SIIAPING SERVICE FOR LADIES DRESSES
We Cater to the College Trade
Phone 6653
1800 E. Central
ENJOY AN EVENING AT TilE UAR- DANCING
PIIONE 2·3374
911 SOUl'H SECOND STREET
GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS -MOTOR TUNE-UP
BRAKE SERVICE
PHONE 6245
1618 N. ElGH1:'H
PRE·IIAR~IONIZED
PAINTS
102 S, RICHMOND AVE.
DEPENDABLE
SALES
TONX'S GARAGE
A&PN0.1
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Tie Backs
PHONE 48U
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MATERIALS
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SERVICE
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ON ALL MAKES
Body and Fender Work--Painting
Color Matching
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Dependable Service Station Equipment, Eaton Tanks,
Tokhetm Pumps, Globe Hoists, Devilbiss Air Compressor
1824 North Second
Phone 4406
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Manufacturing All Types of Mattresses under the Latest
SciCrttiRc 1\-lcthods - Mattress Rl!novating
PHONE 2·3750
201 E. MOUNTAIN RD. '
A Distinctive Drapery Service - Fringes Lamps - Pieturl!s
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MEET
Compl~te
105 East Central
HOMES -
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PHONE 2-3016
FINE GROCERIES-VEGETABLES
VOGUE
JACK'S MAGNOLIA SERVICE STATION
Battery Recharging, Tire Repairs, Washing and Polishing '
Lubrication
Phone 2-64-52
725 East Central
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COMPLIMENTS
KELLY SERVICE
GROCERIES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
Phone 2·4.613
807 South Fourth Street
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CHOPS - SHORT ORDERS
WAFFLES
Phone 2·0815
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COMPLIMENTS
842 BRIDGE
MODEl, FOOD MARKET
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Phone 8802
Keep Prices Down-Buy Chiordi .Mi1k & Honey Bread, 10c Lon£
BEAUT'!:" INN
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Covering- & Rebuilding All Types of Furniture
MARGARET & IRVING GOODWIN, Props.
440 West Lincoln Ave!., Albuquerque, N. M. Phone 2·0538
PHONE 2·5221 FOR COMPLETE BUILDING SERVICE
42S North Broadway
lJhone 2~5221
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• Fire, Burglary
McCORMICK STANDARD SERVICE
GAS -
LITTLE CHIEF CAFE
NELL'S CAFE
207 'Vest Cop}h'!r
Phone 8663
REIN'S FOOD STORE
STEAKS-CHOPS-CHICKEN-GOOD COFFEE
903 West Bridge
Phone 2-0952
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE
GENERAL REPAIRING
BODY AND FENDER WORK
PAiNTING
"Compliments on your Anniversary"
LA DELFA'S BEAUT'!:" SHOP
Formerly: Dorothy Gray Beauty ShoP-Cold Waves Our Specialty
• 2908 East Central
CALL 4770
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4578
CENTRAL STEAK & WAFFLE HOUSE
STEAKS -
DON'S PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE
JACK & JILL NURSERY-Day or Night
X-L BEAUT'!:" SALON
CHEVRON PRODUCTS
921 East Central
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POWELL MOTOR
l'h•~·
PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE
Washing-Lubdcntion-Battery Recharging-Tire Recapping
"Satisfaction Gh·cn-Not Promised"
Fifth and Copper
Phone 7221
Modern Equipment, SC!curity, Registered Nut·se, Trained Personnel
411 West Copper Avenue
Phone 4603
GAS-OIL--LUBRICATION
3523 East Central Ayenue
J. C. PENNEY CO.
Short Orders-Sandwiches-Good Coffee
3101 East Central Avenu~
Phone 2·1584
In Old Albuquerque
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Phone 2·4168
Clothes for the Whole Family''
COMPLIMENTS
410 'Vest Central
Phone .5156
LA PLACITA DINING ROOl\1
New & Used Guns of all kinds Bought and Sold. Parts & Repairs
305 East Iron A,,.enue
Phone 2·5192
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SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO
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MILDRED CAFE
Recapping, Vulcanizing, 24 Hour Service, Used 'rh·es a'1d Tube
Phone 2-0067
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PHONE 840
GUNN CHEVRON SERVICE STATION
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A Complete Hardware Service
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CASH AND CARRY
ZORK HARDWARE COMPANX OF NEW MEXICO
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Cleaners • Hatters • Dyers
WEST'S FURNITURE CO.
Betterpur~.: /~~
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Opposite Public Library
Phone 2·5401
IF IT'S FOR • FISHING
• HUNTING
• CYCLING
SEE THE
Simonson Cycle & Sporting Goods Co.
207 S. Second, Phone 7647, Albuquerque, N. M.
COLU~IBIA Bicycles
Bicycle Repairing on All Makes
Auto Top and Body Shop, Since 1924
Gale Rader Mgr
Tarpauli~s •. Venetian Jninds, Seat Covers, Auto Upholsiering
Auto Pamtmg-, Body and Fender Work
415~517 North Fifth Street
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P. 0. Box 1044., Phocnix1 Arizona
PHONlj 2·5789
Phone 6993
ALBUQUERQUE BLUE PRINT CO.
PHOTOSTA'J'S.
51~ North Fourth
Issue of THE LOBO.
Adverlising aolicited by John :M.
Phone 2·4431
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A Complete Grocery for Your Convenience
4623 North Fourth
Phone 2·080'1
PEI;tMANENTS-Expel•ienced Operators
1708 East Central
Phone. 9818
It is with Pdde We Submit to ·our readers the 50th Anniversary
it
LI'L ABNER
50th Anniversary
• Our gratitude is expressed b'oth here nnd elsewhere in the Anniversary
Issue of the Lobo for those friends and advertisers who have made not only this
our students' paper possible, )Jut all through the years our University is in the
debt of the good folks of Albuquerque and New Mexico for building the Great
Univer~ity we have todaY-;Xour University and Ours.
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TUESDAY-1-lFESTA BRASILEIRA"' ior the students of Pnrtuguese
and their guests, sponsored by the Department of Modem Languagez Dr. A. R. Lopes in charge..., 4 to 6 p, m. in the Student
Union basemEmt lounge.
Rodeo Club meeting, .Mr~ Roy Echols in eharge, 5 p. m. in tbe
Student Union south lounge.
VigilanW meeting, Mr. Jim Mahoney in charge, 5 p. m. in the
Student Cnion north lounge.
Baptist Student Union Council meeting-, Mr-. Sam Henly in cbarge,
6:30 p.m. in the Student Union Chapel Room.
Psi Ka.p_pa meeting (Professional Pharma.centieal fraternity), Mr.
P..uric Mason in charge, 'l p. m. in the Student Union south
lounge.
Hillel Counselorship meeting, :Mr. Harold Pic:k in charge, '7:30
p. m. in the Student Union basement lounge.
*Recorded Concert. Mr. Walter Keller in charge, 7:30p.m. in Room
5, Music. Bldg.
Sigma -~Pha Epsilon pledge meeting, Mr. Ken Powers in charge,
7:30p.m. in Room 302, Administration Bldg.
Tennis Club meeting, Mr. Scott Adler in charge, '1 :30 p. m. in
the Student Up.ion north lounge.
*Basketball-University of New Mexico vs. Hawaii All Stars at
Carlisle G~tmnasium~ at 8 p. m. The preliminary games will
begin at 6:30 p. m.
Singing Group_ (Male), Mr. Craig Summers in charge, 7 p. m.
in P..oom 9, Music Bldg.
Will we look at war as a dangerous but very possible event,
*ILLUSTRATED PUBLIC LECTURE:
"NEW MEXICO
or will we treat it as the'baby who wants a drink and say., uGo
SANTOS,"
by Mr.
DeP._artments
of Art
and Willard
Modern Hougland,
Languages,sponsored
Club de by
lasthe
Amencas,
back to sleep, America,. you've just had one."
and the School of Inter~American Affairs, 7:30 p. m. in Room
Tc~- d ustri a1 c h aos, and we rea d t hree
150, Administration
Bldg,
uuaY tb e nat"ton f aces m
Mirage
Beauty Ball :n.rr.
Bill Babb in charge 9 to 12 o'clock in
or four headlines of an often biased newspaper and flip to the
the Student Unio~ ballroo:p1. lrlr~ and Mrs.' Keen Rafferty and
sports for the bowl games. We are greatly perturbed over the
Dr. and ~Irs. E. D. Keefer, chaperons.
choice of a gown for the holida.ys, but not so greatly perturbed SATURDAY-END OF TWELTH WEEK, LAST DAY FOR REMOVAL OF INCOMPLETE GRADES.
over th e unc1oth e d peopI es of E urope. The price of 1iquors
Kappa Kappa. Gamma Winter Formal, Miss Lois Lembke in
may be high and the contents worthless, but it will flow as
charg'l> 9 to 12 o'clock at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house. Dr.
freely as in the past.
and l'lo1rs. Yincent C. Kelley and Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Haas,
chaperons.
Thus we roll .away another year of the New 1\1exico LOBO,
Pi Xappa Alpha Dream Girl Formal Dance, Mr. Bill Power jn
· if th'IS "b'"
~'- the b1"m d" a tf"tud
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charge, 9 to 12 o'cloek at the Albuquerque Country Club. Mr,
wondermg
'lm d 1eaUUJg
1
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and Mrs. J. :M. Kuntz and Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Barton, chaperons.
makes America, or if it is something to be corrected.
Sigma Chi Black and White Formal, Mr. Willis Smith in charge,
DUFF
9 to - o'clock at the Hilton Hotel. Air. and Mrs . .1ohn Dolza•
delli and Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. DoBe11, chaperons.
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Student Body Dance sponso-red by the Student Couneil, Mr. Jimmy
KEYS ELECI'ED TREASURER Vietor Keys was elected treasurer
Garliep~ in charge, 9 to 12 o'elock in the Student Union ballroom. Mrs. C. L Williams, Mrs. E. R. Lane, Mrs. :Blanche
and the next meeting -was set forAubut, and Mrs. Lillian Norvell, chaperons.
Psi Kappa, Pharmaceutical :fra- December 10th at 7:00p.m. Memternity', he1d its monthly meeting bers are urged to watch tbe bulle· SUNDAY-*Services in churches thron~hout the city.
in the south lounge of the Student t:in boards for announcement of the
Luthern
Association
Mr. Paul
Bal1.lhart
in
5:30 p. m.
to 7 p. m.meetmg,
in the Stud9nt
Union
basement
charge, Student
Union Building Tuesday evenlng. place of meeting.
lounge.
Choice Meats-Groceries
University of New Mexico LOBO
another year has ended in the history of the University
of New .Mexico LOBO. Time has made many physical
changes in the institution, but its mental attitude is the
same in many instances. The students of today know the
same da.tes in histmy, the same quotations from literature,
the same formulas in science, and, unfortunately, possess the
same lack of foresight as the first students in the University.
Although most of us cannot remember the events in the
past 48 years, we can all remember the past decade. In our
Sunday paper was the announcement that Benito lllussolini
bad attacked Ethiopia with poisonous gasses and driving
tanks, and we pitied Haile Selassie and his primitive rusty
rifles-with a ho-hum. A young starlet named Shirley
Temple was co-starring with Bill Robinson that Sunday, so THURSDAY-Delta
meeting, Miss Betty Chapman in
chaTge, 4 p. "ln. Phi
in theDelta
Art Library.
we didn't spend much time with foreign affairs~
Deseret Club meeting, ?J.Ir. James R. Barton in charge, 4 p. m. in
A· ti on WI"th a 1ong name announce d th a t
the Student
Chapel
:Room. meeting, :Mr. Bill l'tfartin in
.t)..u
a the ist organtza
United
StudentUninn
Christian
Fellowship
half of the Russian population was won entirely from religion,
charge, 5:30 P~ m. in the Student Union basement lounge.
but it was a- boring article and in our way as we searched for
Boots
Saddle Club meeting. Mr. Wally Parker in charge, '1
p.m.and
in the Student Union north lounge.
information on the Lindbergh baby.
Phi Delta Theta meeting, Mr. Bill :Rice in charge, -'1 p. m. in the
. d · · to dr"'t G
b
Student Union basement lounge.
Ad olf mtler announcedb IS
eeJston
"'" erman oys
Speekers Club meeting and Christmas parlf1 Mr. George Brown
and girls ages: 10 to 18, to give new blood to National
in charge, 7 p. m. in the Student Union ballroom.
Socialism, and America bought imported Scotch at vu
q:~.50.
Christian
Science
Service,
Herb
B. Wilson in
charge, 7:15
p.m.Organization
in the Student
Union Mr.
Chapel
Room.
In Germany, boys stndied the territory lost by tbeir
*Motion Picture--"OPERATIONS CROSSROADS," given by the
fatherland under' the Versailles Trea+-<",
In America, boys
Naval Science
StaffLecture
Sgt. Hall.
Mason, USMC, in
""
charge,
7:30 to 8Department,
p. m. in Science
studied Mae Westin "Klondike Annie}' The hats wbielt came
Kappa Alpha pledge meeting, :M:r. Hilliard Lewis in charge, ?':30
• h
d tb t th Fr
h
b t th
p. m. in Room 253, Administration Bldg.
out of P ans s owe
a
e
enc were nervous, U
e
•Recorded Concert, Mr. Walter Keller in charge, 7:3() p. m. in
American women simply wore them.
Room 5 Music Bldg.
=n e were not senous
· 1 fi' tad til J
k d
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•Basketball-University of New Mexico vs. Hardin~Simmons, 8
Y a ec
un
apan po e us m
p. m. in Carlisle Gymnasium. The preliminary games Will
the Pearl Harbor. Then the campus turned to military stubegin at 6:30p.m.
dents and was enforced with future officers. We got through • FRIDAY--student Publications Board meeting Dr. C. v. Wicker in
that war, but it remains to be seen if we learned anything
charge, 4 p.m. in the Student Union souih lounge.
from
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WEDDING
Phone 8681
DAWSON ELECTRIC CO.
COMPLIMENTS FROM A FRIEND
Phane
2~4201
LUCAS AUTOMOTIVE GARAGE
COMPLIMENTS ON YOUR ANNIVERSARY
112 South Rio Grande Blvd.
MILE HI GARAGE
A COMPLETE GARAQE SERVICE
HALL AUTO & TRUCK SERVICE
COMPLIMEN:rS ON YOUR ANNIVERSARY
Phone 2-8150
PHILLIP'S HOME GROCERY
GROCERIES-MEATS--VEGETABLES
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Phone 7400
625 Sout.'t Arno
FINCHES GROCERY & MEATS
FANCY QROCERIES
GROCERIES
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3808 East e~.ntral
Cut Flo\vers, Floral Designs, Plants
710 South Broadway
BERGER & BRIGGS INSURANCE
COMPLIMENTS ON YOUR ANIVERSARY
G. D. Wiggins, Qwner
MABLE'S BEAUTY SHOP
PERMANENTS- FlNGER WAVE - MANICURES
PHONE 7424
1020 SOUTH ARNO
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308 East Bell Avenue
High Quality lileats
CLUBHOUSE MARKET
Phone 6751
BETTY JOE BAR
B)!JER.-WINE--LIQUORS-liiiXED DRINKS
6450 Enst Central
Phone 2·0706
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ACME TRANSFER AND STORAGE
TRANSFER-STORAGE--!IOVING
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A Distinctive Service"
PH. 7861
LINE OF THE FINEST WINES, LIQUORS,
LIQUEURS. AND Rml
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Owned and operated by TITO CHIORDI
PHONE 6171 - 501 E. CENTRAL
YUCCA BAKERY
WE CATER TO SPECIAL BAKING
WEDDINGS -- _PARTIES . - _BIRTHDAYS
411 E. CLEVELAND AVE.
PHONE 2-1717
w. J. 'MALSTROM CO
Buy Thrifty
Phone 6663
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BYGEL-CORNELJUS
Bob Tt·emaine, Mgr.
Always Courteous Service,
Gulf Products, Gas, Oil, Washing, Lubrication
301 Narth Second
,, Phone 2-5843
Dorsey Truck Trailers
Piano Accompaniment with Lessons- Floor Show and Ptofcssional
"We Buy and Sell 'Em"
Phone 2-7275
624 E. Central .An.
Phone 853>
BROADWAY LUMBER CO.
COMPLIMENTS ON YOUR Al'fNIVERSARY
PHONE 2·5221
Home Owned, Manufacturer$ and Distri~utors of Crealnland
Butter and Ice Cream, Pasteurized and Fully Homogenized.
321 N. THIRD
PHONE 7746
Phone 9207
Wood -
Plastic -
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Plastic
PJ{ONE 2·2074
DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO.
COMPLIMENTS ON YOUR ANIVERSARY
3424 E. Central
Phone 9367
LOWE'S HARDWARE-LUMBER CO.
LUMBER ~ ASSOCIATED BUILDING AND
REP AIR MATERIALS
852 W. Bridge
Phone
Free Delivery
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117 N. FOURTH ST.
1910 E. Central
nEW mEXICO
ALBUQUERQUE WHEEL ALIGNMENT SERVICE
For • Wheel Aligning
PHONE 691l2
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Across From Hodgin
Corsages
Party Decorat_ions
Wedding Consultations
Funeral Designs
Cut and Potted Flowars
123 South Second
Open Evenings
Phone 2~2798
Automotive Generals & Start.rs Rebuilt-Exchanged
Armatures Rewound
Wholesale-Retail
216 West Roma Avenue
Phone 5852
Chicken
narbecued~Fried
Steaks, Sandwiches
Good Food-Reasonable Prices
Phone 2~0783
1416 North Sixth
Phone 7672
GENERAL WELDING AND BOILER WORKS
A. L. (Red) Gleasol'i & ltenry Maurin·o, OwnersWelding of All Kinds
Complete Portable Equipment
"No Job Too Large or Too Small"
410 North Firat S-treet
24 HOur Servi~e
PhGne 9877
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Boarding- Grooming- Heated and Non-Heated Kennels
126 S. Atrisco Rd.
PHONE 4071
0. K. RUBBER WELDING CO.
We Weld D1·enks in Tires-Expert Recapping
Good Used '!'ires l~or Sale
1401 East CeiJtral Ave.
Telephone 2~3486
SIMON DESCHLER MACHINE SHOP
VANDER FORD BROS,
.Proprietor,a
General Welding-Acetylene-Electric-23 Years Experience
307 North Third
Telephone 2~34.07
Complete:
Fountain Service
Complete:
Prescription Dept:.
Complete:
Line of Magazines
SANITARY
LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS
Complete Laundry Service
Broadway at Fruit
CASH FOR YOUR CAR- USED CARS
.ONE DAY FILM DEVELOPING SERVICE
C. E. BURNS, R.PH.
MODERN BEAUTY SERVICE
FRANCES RISLEY
J. E. BURNS
1824 EAST CENTRAL
ALBUQUERQUE,N.M.
PHONE
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Telephone 5671
We'll. Bend Over Backwards to Trade With You-We have one
of the finest selections of ~~Nearly New" cars in the entire state
for you to choose fromART SEEFELDT
1717 East Central
Phone 8531
2-4442
Ex:pert Lash & Eyebrow Dyeing
Phone 2~0547
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SPORTS~'EAR
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Albuquerque's Oldest & Finest. Air Conditianed. Individual
Permanent Waving & Hnir Styling. Parking Space.
308 East Central
PJ1one 2·2210
COME EARLY WHILE THE STOCKS
JNSURANCE-For Every Building Owner
(Coach) HENRY & (F. L.) PINKSTON
ARE COMPLETE
503 North Fourth St.
Phone 2-5251
FURNITURE- CLEANED, REPAIRED, REFINISHED
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Tel. 9895 or 7519
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Phone 644
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Conveyors, Building Block .ft.facltinery & Accessories
INDUSTRIAL MFG. & WELDING CO.
Vint::yard Rd. and 4Ut St. Fred 'Lint:man Ow her Phone 2~2568
11-IATTRESS Renovating, Sterilizing, Box Springs, Mattresses
Hollywood Dcds l\lade to Order and in stock. One of the largest
and Best Equipped Bedding Manufacturing Plants in the
Southwest.
NA:riONAL BEDDING CO.
Phone 2-1185-Night Phones 2-14971 2-5132 1021 South 4th
BEAR WHEEL & FRAME ALIQNMENT
Light and Heavy Duty Wheel Straightened
Dynamic Bntaneer-j'Rrom the Lightest Passenger Car t'J the
Heaviest Truck." -•ts:pecials in Front End Corrections1'
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Phone 7231
STEAKS-CJIOPS-SEA FOOD-COCRTAIL LOUNGE
105 West Central
Phone 5835
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LATEST NEWS
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1'AI Bloeks East of Campus
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LIBERTY CAFE
"'Tr4Jc·m~rh
Complete Service for Eigllt
in tarnish .,roof chest $42.00
1'710 West Central Ave.
523' West Copper
. b11 ONEIDA LTD.
True lovel!Ms! depends on a LOf
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11'1 BOTH theut poifcrrfia, There's
the flOW flc_wlng Ccntcur Knife,
with FORGI:D ble~de, exlrd weight
and troe balonce1 on eltlfa Overfdy cf pUro sillier at WIIC.r points.
Sot It's ci molter of WHICH polterll
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24 HOUR SERVICE
SANDWICHES OF ALL KINDS
A Snack or a Meal
"BEST COFFEE IN TOWN'
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224 North Sixth
STEEL FABRICATORS-Structural Steel Girds, Steel Sash.
E. R. (NED) WOOD, Pres.
CHEVROLET ~ SALES -
WAREHIME'S FLOWERS
• Wheel Balancing
2033 West Central
A Community Service"
U.J: East Central
Protect
WHY. BUY! WE SUPPLY
American Linen Supply and Sunshine Laundry
4-DAY SERVICE
510 NORTH THIRD
PHONE 8S1S-19
Phone 2-1.707
Phone 2·725"6
• PHONE 9181
Cut- Flowers, Corsages, Wedding Flowers, Table Designs
Funeral Sprays, & Wreaths
POOLER INSURANCE AGENCY
l'IRE - LIFE - CASUALTY
INLAND MARINE
114 s. TBII\D
PliONE 6303
312 South Tllird
AlcGREaOR AND FOSTER
I Santa Fe Motor Co.
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Phone 9502
E. C. HUGHES ACCOUNTING OFFICE
COMPLIMENTS
PHONE 9207
OKLAHOMA JOE'S DIXIE
GENUINE - P I T - BAR·B-QUE
MIKE KEELY
TEXACO GAS-FIRESTONE TIRES
Ideas for Remodeling Your Store
2504 N. FOURTH
GRAY'S GARDEN NURSERY
87~~
High School
Phone 2-0815
Mobil uE" Prodtlcts-Courtcllns Service
61,7 North Fourth Street
Phon13 2-2630
Opposite University
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VEN'I.'-0-LITEl VENETIAN BLIND CO.
•VENETIAN BLINDS MADE TO ORDER
fl'Oln
DISTINCTIVE FLOWERS
Floral Designs for All Occasions
BEACH BARBECUE
CREAMLAND DAIRIES IN C.
Ac1•oss
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7227 NORTH FOURTH
e
Phone 6770
CHOICE
JERRY ELLIS SERVICE STATION
TEXACO SERVICE&" MARFAK LUBRICATION
SLACKS
Pbone 4469
All Wool Gabardine
MOORE'S GENERATOR EXCHANGE
'rRADE WITH A VE:rERAN
900 E. Central Ave
425 N. BROADWAY
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SUPER CHEVROLET SERVICE
FLORA POULSEN DANCE STUDIO-All Types of Dancing
OPE}'if 24 HOURS
SUITS
TOPCOATS
McMURTRY MANUFAC'I1JRING CO.
COMPLIMENTS
LOBO SERVICE STATION
CENTRAL STEAl{ WAFFLE HOUSE
THICK JUICY STEAKS-PECAN WAFFLES AT ALL HOURS
BURNS BROTHERS
PHARMACY
THE GI BILL. They also have to
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Those who belong to the Univer~
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sity; Ski Club have anot11er alWr~
native. They can buy a book of
tickets far 10 instructions for $10,
and as far as I know they can use
these on the week-end also. Of
course ;far the veterans the <~ther
way is much batter, as they don't
hnve to pay for the instructions
at all.
While taking lessons unde1• the
University Plan, you will be able '
to rent. skis and poles for 50 cents
Worsted nnd Gabardine
during the week. This is extreme~
ly cheap. They have no decent
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boots to rent, so if you have your
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Alb\lquel'que, Lof'l Angeles and Denver
Phone 5515
509 We-st Central
GET INSTRUCTIONS UNDER
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BARI FLORAL
SOUTHWEST DESIGN SERVICE
DRAFTING AND TECHNICAL SERVICE
Complete I .. ine Poultry tUtd Dniry F«.leds
324 Soutlt Fourth
Phone 2~3755
4624 N9rth Fourth
Phone 2·8368'-
LOS ANGELES-ALBUQUERQUE EXPRESS
DAJLY SERVIQ·E
2021 North SecQnd
Gabardine and Tweed
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,V. Central Ave.
DRIVE· IN SUPPLY CO-TOWER SUPER MARiillT
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B. F. Goodrich Tires
1500 N. Second
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Creamland Dairies, Inc.
Diamond T. Trucl<s
THE FLYING CHICKEN--Call Us for a Delicious
Fried Chicken Dinner
1110
thatnbout
the sheet
be taken
down
operating
the day
afterCon~
the that
It awas
called new
to aur
attention
at
11 a. Wlll
m. on
the day
of will
next be
snow.
The Large
T Ba1·
possible
trailer
camp
departure, On a Thursday f~r in~ Istam Tow will not be ready till at 5500 East Central would be
stance, there are about 70 s1gned the beginning of the year.
built giving ;reduced rates to vets.
up for lessonS. Only 20 of these _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.:_.....::_~-----will be able to ride on the h-uck. 1
You can ei~her get your own trans-~
portation that day, Ol' go up any
other day of the week (not Satur~
day or Sunaay for your lessons), I
If leSs than 15 sign up for the
truck, it wm not leave.
To be able to take the lessons
you have to have a receipt !ron)
the Cashier of~the University for
7746
$10.00 for the season, And here
is the best news: VETERANS CAN
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PHONE S322
203¥.. W. GOLD - Phone 2-5035
1st and& Mountain Rd. Routines Arranged far Private Parties -Please Call After 3 p. m.
DOGGER MOTOR CO.
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Phone 2-2942
THRIFTY LIQUOR STORE
BEER-LIQUORS-WINE
Too bad someane doesn't start a
ferry service for thel!e close in
By DICK FOULK camps.
There will be an electian of a
The meeting ~uesday night got at the next meeting vote on· pur~ .new board member next meeting,
oft' to & bad sta.rt. The key_s for chasing some,
the bus were misplaced and we
As you all know the present gqv~
were unable to bring the fellows enl()r is nearing the end of his stay
dawn from. the Field, It will not at the trough and the University
KIRTLAND FIELD
happen agam.
l'equest :for money to .build more
IMPERIAL
LAUNDRY
A 8?ggestian waJ:J made that dorms for mel). was turned d_own,
so~ethmg be done about athletic Some s~y that the money set aside
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equipment for the field. It seems for hig}Jways and institutions of
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that .11;one can be -secured from the lJ.igher learning has been spent an
athletic department and some furm highways, some say more • • • on
Six-Day Service
of recreatio~ is needed at Kirtland, asphalt that is rather expensiVe.
It was de~1ded to_ make a survey A motion was brought to either
Shirts 10c
of the requtred equ1pment n,nd then send delegates to see the governor
or see the state legislature which
Hours:
own bQots you will be much better meets in January. There is hOwMONDAY· FRIDAY
oft'. You ep.n buy army surplus ever a committee forp1ed consist-.
6:30-7:00 a. m.
boots for ,8.95 at s~me sporting ing of :representative-s of all the
5:30-7:30 p. m.
goods ~?tores,
I campus organizathms w~o :-"ill see
Skiing conditions are :fairly good the governor. The assoc~at10n vot~
SATURDAY
at the run but we should have ed tp s1,1pport the committee in any
6:80~7;00 a. m.
another sno'w soon. The rope tow .way possible.
11:00~2:30 p. m,
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Dams'
214 Marquette Ave.
CITY HALL SERVICE STATION
CO~IPLETE
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Phone-4290
1611 'Vest Central
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Stores - Restaurants -Bars -Offices -Banks
Albnquei"qne;s: Best Used Cars
324 North Fifth Street
Irrigation Projects -
Veterans Corner
JORDANS
SURVEYING - LAND LEVELING
Dr. Eleanor and Dr. James Leonard
"We Do Something About the Wcathcrn
NEW MEXICO AIRCRAFT SALES COMPANY
BILL EVANS, Mgr. Phone 2-1720
AERONCA AIRPLANES
PARTS AND ACCESSORIES
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It's Christmas at
General Engineering Service
COLONIC SPECIALIST - DIERKER !IETHOD
41S S. SECOND
Phone 2-5400
ROSS-BEYER ENGINEERING CO.
LEONARD HEALTH SERVICE
11
4013 N. THIRD
First National Bank Building
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CROLLETT MORTUARY
24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE
Phone 8893
JAMES D. STANLEY, General Agent
ALBUQUERQUE GLASS & MIRROR WORKS
Shatter Proof Auto Glass-AU Cars
PLATE ~IIRRORS
TeleDhone 4439
WE DESIGN & ~IANUFACTURE FIXTURES OF ALL KINDS
West Mesa Airportj Box 1D7J Old Albuquerque
Pholle 2~0076
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DELIVERED-Open 7 days a week
1920 'Vest Central
Phone 2·7148
HOLMEN BROTHERS
ALL TYPES HEATING AND COOLING EQUIPMENT
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NQN CANCELLABLE
Health- Accident -L';.w Cost Life Insurance
Mngnalia. Products-Gas-Oil-Lubrication-Washing-Tires
24 Hour Wrecker Service
Phones 2~3351 or 2~0824
Be Wise
SAVAGE & SGANZINI
THE HARTFORD CO.
All Types Insurance
Phone 7563
1732 West Central -Phone 4515
Albuquerque_, New llexico
Charles E. Hayes, Owner
601 S. YALE
Phone 5275
FLORISTS
SALVADORE GROCERY & MARKET
PLENTY OF PURE LARD
GROCERIES - MEATS
Groceries-:Mcats-Knicknacks
708 West Central
Domestic: Liquors, Wines, Beer
Phone 5770
1702 North First Street
PHONE 6491
PAUL REVERE LIFE INSURANCE CO,
HARDY'S SERVICE STATION
Flowets :for Every Oecnsion-We Telegraph Flowers
Hilton Hotel
Phone 2-5322
Phone 6623
SERVICE--COURTESY
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DISPENSARY
206 W. GOLD AVE.
Tires-Tpbes-Batteries-Auto Accessories
Third and Tijeras
Phone 558'7
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JOE'S ONE STOP SERVICE STATION
GAS- OIL- H. P. LUBRICATION
. TIRES- TUBES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES
1100 South Fourth St.
Phone 2·4537
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Phone 2-1675
~!EATS
CORNERS FOOD STORE
Phone 2-4602
B. F. GOODRICH STORES
BROADWAY FLOWER GARDENS
209 South Fourth Street
PhanQ 2-5116
216 South Thil•d
Phone 5352
HILTON
Phane 2-8513
3806 North Fourth
BREAD
FIRST DAY COVERAGE
WESTERN AMERICAN TITLE INS. CO.
COMPLIMENTS
LOBO
Phone 5378
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PHONE 7502
Complete Stock of ~attanally Known S!lrgical Suppol;'ts
Elastic Stockings, Anklets and Knee Caps, Men's and Women-'s
Departments. _Experienced Fitters
CHASE FOOD MARKET
FANCY GROCERIES
We Fill Your Needs
Phone 2-0.788
108 North Third
1625 N. FOURTH
BLAIR SUIJ,GICAL SUPPLY
UNION BAKING CO.
BIRTHDAY CAI{ES
1412 East Central
SUPER SERVICE STATION & TIRE CO.
COMPLIMENTS
401 North F()urth
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SWELL BAKERY·
SPECIAL CAKES for Weddings, Birthdays, Anniversaries
Bread, Pies, Rolls,.C04jtkies- for All Occasions
• Revolutionary
Phone 8724
UiOl North Second
DUKE CITY SERVICE STATION
COMPLIMENTS
1524 South Fourth
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ALBUQUERQUE TRUCK TERMINAL
COMPLIMENTS
SOUTH BROADWAY SERVICE STATION
:riRES-TUBES-BAT.rERIES--ACCESSORIES
QAS-OIL
SOF'r WATER SERVICE CO.
COMPL!MEN:rS ON YOUR ANNIVERSARY
PHONE 2·5911
Phone 2·0607
403 West Fruit Avenue
Phone 8881
&
• Dependable
313 -South First
STAGGS AUTO SERVICE
COMPLIMEN:rS
Prescription Specialists
First National Dank
PB:ONE 67S9
CALL 2·2515 FOR ORANQE·CRUSH
CARBONATED BEVERAGE
BARQ'S BOTTLING CO.
Ph~ne 7351
•Beautiful
617 North Foudh
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ROSE'S PRESCRIPTION SHOP
E. CENTRAL
108 Cornell Ave.
BLACK·CRISWELL MOTOR CO.
THE NEW FRAZIER CARS
solicited by John M. Taylor, P. 0, Box ;1044, Phoenix, Arizona
VALLIANT PRINTING CO.
COMPLIMENTS ON
YOUR ANNIVERSARY
"Always 100 Per Cent for Our Unirersity"
• Complete Garage Sel'Vice
3601 East Central
Throug}l the efforts 9f the offi~
cials of the University Ski Club
and especially Erie Brown th~ ne~
president transpm-tation,1 is now
a.vail~ble' to the ~ki t•un, A 2%
ton truck wil lleave the· mainten~
ance building (just Q.cross the
street from the Kappa Kappa Gam..
rna house.) every day at 1 p. m, It
will get to the Sid run at 2 p. m.
and it will leave between 4 imd
5 p. m., so that. you .ahould be hom'e
by 6 p, m. Be prepared for a very
cold ride 1 You should dress very
warm~ and take a blanket along.
Here is what you have to do to
get on the truck: A sheet of paper
will hang on the bulletin board in
the SUB. The truck will ~old 20
people, The flr,st 20 who s1gn the
sheet will get the ride on th~ truck
for '1.00 return t:ip. I understand
- From Men Who Knuw Them Best
COMPLETE SHOP SERVICE
KNOB HILL SERVICE & GARAGE
• Filling Station Service
By JOHN SULLIVAN
FORD Sales .• Service
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CUTTER·CARR FLYING SERVICE
Charter & Ambulance Service Rated Pilots and two-way Radio
New Mexico Distrihutors for Taylor<:rat:t, Fairchil_d·Stineon· &
Howard Airplanes
24 Hour Service
West Mesa Ah·port
Phone 2~3186
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Phone 2·1915
North ll'ourth
JONES MOTOR CO. '
• We Pay Highest Prices
• We Sell Low
• A Dependable Car Lot
1414 North Fourth
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,Phone ~620
• Our gratitude is expressed both here and elsewhere in the Anniversary
Issue of the Lobo for those friends and advertisers who have made not only this
oul" students' paper possible, but all tht·ough the years our University is in the
debt of the good folks of Albuquerque and New Mexico for ,building the Great
University we have today-Your University and Ours.
SKI NEWS
Compliments on Your Anniversary
L. L. WHITEHEAD-USED CAR LOT
University of New Mexico LOBO
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Phone 2·0341
Friday, December 6, 19~6
Pecember 6, 1946
PETERS PURE FOOD MARKET
HAMMER'S SINCLAIR SERVICE
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SINCLAIR PRODl)C'fS-GAS-OIL-LUBRICATION-TIRES
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NEW lviEXICO LOBO
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$29.95
ALL WOOL
Forest Green- New belled styles $45.00
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'Where AlbuquerqUe Shops Wiih· Confldence"
301 West Central
3C00 Highland Road
Phone 9703
TUT'J.U: SECOND HAI'o'D STORE
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR USED FURNITURE
We Sell Furniture, Radios, Stove!:!, Etc.
315 South FirSt
Phone 9247
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Friday, December 6, 1946
NEW MEXICO LOBO
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NEW MEXICO LOBO
Phi Delta Chapte'r From National Offices
Charter
Granted
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Installation Is
This Weekend
At Country Club
Ph1 Delt Installation
Plans Are Announced
This week end w 11 be the cltmax
of all the hopes of the Ph1 Delta
group whtch pet~t oned Pht Delta
Theta and was graontcd a cha't'teJ
last September as the Insta1Iat10n
Patty wlll al'])lVe from the natiOnal
r,···~- -----.;11\•,es -to msta11 the chapter and
llllttate the Pluketas Among those
who Will officJa,te at the cer emomes
are Mr 0 J Tallman rep01ter of
the iratel•mty 1\ir Paul C BGam
executtve secretary M1 Don Jos
lyn provmce president Mr Geotge
S Ward Mr Ge01:ge E Housse1
Mr J H Wilterdmg and Mt Bat
rett Hernck
Under the directiOn of Mr James
Johnson the fratern ty w11l present
the Installation Fonnal at the
Country Club tomght and a lun
cheon tomorrow at the Alvatado
Hotel at which members of the
vanoua campus orgamzattons Will
be present 1mtta£ion IS bemg held
all day today at the Counti'Y Club
The members of Ph1 Delta Theta
wtsh to thanlc all persons and or
gamzattons who have been so gen
erous m helpmg UE~ m our plans to
make ours the best mstallation tbat
UNM has eve1: bad
Chi O's Entertain
Kappa Sigs Tuesday
The Chi Omegas he)d an open
house for then b other fr~bn~rty
tho •mbe:t:
Kappa 2'1Sigmas
on and
ucs the
ay
3
Br Uge
Nov '
d
OmJa bomd co npeted wJth nne
and the afternQon s ente:r
11 g
t
s clnn"xed by a sk t
t al mep wa
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the '"" Kappa Sigma
presettted "'y
pl~!~ preparatums for the Ch1
Wl t Formal 1s be ng
Om:ga D 1 t~y Ande1son :;octnl
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1~a e
~~ 13 named the folio"
c auman Ittees Decmat1ons Pat
~~ss~~nmBarbam Batley Peggy
Sweeney S..•lly Cailock and .Jean
Batty
Davenpo1 t fTl.·ansportation
.L.J..
Jackson Jeanne Loveall and Lo
xelm Thorwaldsen and 1efresh
ments Co nue Stevens Marmn
M 1tche11 and Marge Men all The
:formal wtll be held the seve lth of
December at the Country Club
Chaperones are Dr and MIS Ecn
Jamtn Sacks and Dr and 1\irs
Miguel Jorrm
Tentative 11laces have been made
fot two roundtables one on officer
qunll:fications and the othet 0~ nn.
ttonnl yns1ung rules A Chns mas
K m dness Pa'"'"y has also been
l >lanned
th Chl Omegas
Monday cvenmg d e d dehghted
were the s;£;ts~ an Chl Lovmg
10u0 plen~:s~nte: ~ygm~he pledges
C P P~ th S
Cht Athlettc
winners of e Igma
Cup The cup wns presented after
a serenade by the Stgma Cht chap
ter
ADp·I'S Present
32 Members In
Style Show
The rout ne of 'lcacher s Conven
ton was reheve d Wl th th e presen
tat10n of a style show by th1rty
t\vo guls of Alpha Delta P1 and
sponso1ed l;ly Towne House Tues
day Novemhet 26 The- girls were
fitted u dm: the supetVISlOll of Mrs
Coolt £1om Towne House stock and
aupported the theme Nt~ht and
Day .for tne well dressed school
teacher
A simple sk t was piesented
With a backgiOund of pmno music
by Betty Lou Schade Mrs Cool-t:
made an opemng speech and mtro
duced MISS N1kk1 Neuhaus a
promment Alpha Delt Alum who
acted as commentator and tend de
scnptiom; of the costumes as they
wete presented ;EmphasiS was
placed on good posture as the first
wor}\ m natural beauty
Patucta Jones gave an example
of correct IJOStuie m walk ng
followed by :four gnls Jnabcllc Jes
sup L o1s Mm·~... m, Steven E vans
and Glona Lowe who \-.;ere dressed
m grey pedal pushers sweaters and
w1cle belts and d1d prncttce cxer
c ses to show a comfortable cos
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Engineers Pitch
Semester Ball on
Saturday, Dec. 7
The engmeets are preparmg to
set nstde then Burrmgton Tnbles
and thcJr slide rules to show that
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they po~sess :t:hythmtc as we as
:reasomng potentmhties at the
sem1 annua l E ng1neermg Society
dance The change from sedulous
to sensuous actiVIties wl11 be un
der the chan·mt nshtp of Dave
Lyons who has announced that the
dance this semeste1 wlll be held
at the Woman s Club of Albuquer
que 618 West Gold Avenue be
tween 9 and 12 o clock on Satm:
k B ~~ II
day Decembet 7 Fran
d ~ ar.. e
and h1s band Will proVl e tue mus1c
f01 the mam socml event of the
Engmeenng Society
The dance w1ll be sem1 formal
w 1th no corsages necessary Ad
mission for society members Will
be possible upon p1esentat10n of
thetr membership cards or non
members may 1:1,ttend by paymg an
entrance fee of ~150
(The ef
faced mnuendo 1s that engmeers
tbat are non members should Jom
tbe orgamzatton by paymg the $2
acmes1ei d ues to any of th e organ
1zation officers Thus they would
cut down their next semester dues
as contmued memberships and
would be able to attend both se
mester dances as well as part1c1
pate m other Engmccr1ng Society
functions :for only a nommal cost
Gentlemen you cannot lose on the
Club Members
P.I Kappa AIphd Ph rat eres 1DVI'te Newman
Plan Wmter Formal Friday
Pledges Take liJin ~~~~~i.,~0 I!~~!t!.Ir T~=e~~;m~~d~~.~:;~~;!~I~;e~n
Over AC+illyes
Pt Kappa Alpha s pledges came
from beh nd last week to beat their
act ves 15 13 m a fast mtra fra
termty touch football game
The scot:mg began m the first
per tod when act1ve B1ll Hash
passed to Bob Mtkkleson after a
long dnve Thetr nttempt.ed con
vm smn fntled
The pledges added a 2 pomt
safety when John Burton caught
Hash m the end zone Thelr first
touchdown came after the second
half started when AI Jones mter
cepted an act1ve pass and went 50
yar.d!;i to score
Late m the fom th quarter tbe
acttves sttuck agam endmg an
otb.e1 long drn e when B11l Power::;
swept h1s right end for 10 yards
and the touchdown The pass to
Mikkleson was good and the ac
tiVeS Jed 1~8
The wmnmg score came wrth
three mmutes of pl<1y left as the
pledges Jonea got off a sleeper
pass to end Joe McCanna and a
40 yard touchdown
Outstand ng fQr the actives were
Bill Hash Bob Mtkkleson and Blll
Power while Al Jones Geo1ge De
Shurley and Joe McCanna stood out
for the pledges
]y
alumm to renew old memories wtth Ithe SUB lounge Jeannette De
new faces at a Christmas party m vme announced that preparat10ns
the SUB basement lounge on Mon are now completed £or the fonnal
day December 9 at '1 o clock Gtfts dance Frtday, Decembe:t 6 m the
wtll be contnbuted by actives for Student Un on ba1lroom All Oath
a lntchen :>bower Along With com ohc students are mVltEd The ball
radeshtp gaiety and mutual ad room Wlll be decomted w1th a wm
mtratiOn refreshments Wlll be ter scene but the snow will prob
served All acttves a'l'e requested ably melt With the first few bars of
Ftank Bartlett s hot mus1c Dr
to be ptesent
Christmas cards aie sttll bemg and Mrs T T Castonguay and Dr
sold Students who honestly wlsh and Mrs J L R1ebsomel' w1ll act
to send home a genume and am,.,. as chapel ones and other mvtted
cere souvenn: of the west are urged guests mclude President and Mrs
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to view these attractive cop;per Wemette nnd the ent 1e facu ty~ as
colored greetmg cards Differmg Iwell as patrons of the club
from the conventtonal cards they
Followmg the short busmess ses
are umque and unusual com ph ston J m Maloney mtroduced the
rnentmg the _senders good taste
P1 Beta Ph1s W1ll Hold
Chnstmas Formal
Starlight Ball wtll be the
theme of the PI Beta Phi Chrt~t
mas formal to be held Saturday
evenmg from 9 12 m the Alvp.tado
ball room The blue and s1lver
decotations w1ll centet around the
theme of stm'S and moonlight Doug
Benton and h s orchestra are fur
mshmg the mus1c
As P Betn Ph1 was Istalled on
the campus m September of this
year the ball 111 the first lnrge
social functton g1ven by the so
rority m then two month 1 fe at
tbe Umvertnty of New Mextco
tume fot p ay
With the mustc of You re as
Pretty as n Ptcture mght guls
modeled ensembles to be worn from proposttlon )
a teaclnng day through a dmner
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dale as they admired an art exhibit
The g1rls were Bertha Young Mary
The first ChrJstmas serenade of
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Jo Reed Rosemary Duke Vmnne
th• season
staked Thmsd•y
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Baker Charlotte Sw1sher Betha
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The Mtckell P.rovmce of Kap]la Young Montel Greenwell and Pat
Ch mght by the Cht Omegas when
Alplm Order will hold 1ts btenmal
'l"hc pledge class of Stgma
t they sang to all ,;he sorouty and
On Sunday November 24 the
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p:t'OVlllCC meetmg at tbe Umver Brown
fratermty at a se't"ennde last Man fratermty houses
mdependent SAE actiVe chapter defeated the
sity of Texas m Austm Te;xas on
Carolyn Farnsw01:th as M1sfit day mght awarded the S1gma Cht dorms and the ptestdents home
December 13 14 and 15 The and dressed ns tho school teacher lovmg cup to the Ch1 Omegas The guts wore whtte scarves and pledge class m a htghly s_pU'lted
Hohday :plans neared completion npresentabves from the J3eta Pht who buys Without thought, entered chosen as their favonte sorar1ty carried candles m keepmg wtth the game of football to the tune of
at the Kappa Sig house thls week Cha;pter at thts Umversity will be to the strams of I m Ugly to Look
Accordmg to custom tbe wmner Christmas season
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as final arrangements were made Glenn Mayer tbe chapter prest At
She was followed by a love of the athletic competltton between
Sohgs used were Sllent NIght
Tommy Oxnam was the star for
fot the annual ChrJ!;tmas dance at dent Howard Shockey the VlCC ly Ruth Rexroad m a blond wool! the actives and pledges chooses the
the Hilton Fnday evemng Last prestdent John Bloom Frank Pack &Ult
groups favortte soronty Th1s ~ol~It~:gh~:'~~ng~! ==~~~le~~~ th~ the pledges and scored thetr lone
touchdown
Johnny Keach and
ntmute changes m produetlon ard and JacK Corman The agenda
A comedy sktt :(ollowed wtth Lwn yea'£ the pledges won 2 out of 3 Serenade Song
Frank 0 Bnen were the outstand
schedules provente(J, the attendance of the Counetl meetmg 1ncludcs the Tamet Bunny Cuthp selhng cus events and chose the Chi Omegas
of Hoagy CaTmtchael, whose prea elec.tiOJl of the Provmce Command tomer, Joanne McClendon a three as the lucky girls The S1g loVIng
mg men .for the actlves
Watch for D Week
once had been planned as a sur er and a group of panel dtsc.us Shepherd and acc.essories displayed cup properly engraved, was donatprise treat for the Kappa g1gs and s1ons concerning iratermty prcb p1ece smt modeled by Vtrgmta ed at the serenade by pledge pres1
their dates However, a floor show le:rns
by three pages, Janyce McDorman dent, Glenn DeKrnker, to the
W1th the post-war period dawnmg
featurmg local talent wdl be pre
Beta Phi Chapter announces the Iona Inman and Jo Ann Rudolph Sweethearts for Semester I 1946
upon us, The Alvarado Hotel w1ll
scnted to lend var1cty at mtenms pledg1ng of SIX new men to the A Night Scene mcluded a blnclt Last holders of the cup were the
ston
fratermty Those pledges are Ken and whtte contrast of mghttes by p 1 Phts
soon be returnmg to the same high
standards wh1eh have for many
'l;'hts Christmas danco promtse to Clark Bob Dunlap Robert Reay Pat Sauer and Steven Evans and
MonQay mght also found the
years characterized Fred Harvey
be one of the most colorful soc.ml 0 C Gra;,res E Hnscnbiler and a wool housecoat worn by :Marge Stg s serenadmg the ADP1s m
food and servJCe When our JOb JS
events on the campus thts year and Bob Walker The pledge class now Co~tley Pat Jones 1n a sk1 smt, honor of two new Stg pms m that
done we promise you only Harvey
one o£ the best dances the l{appa has 29 members
Lenore Bowhng m a slack sutt, house The lucky gals and guys
hospitality at its very best
S1gs have cvet gtven The Hilton
Katte Lou Ely m a dancmg dress, are VIrgmm Sheppard and Bob
ballroom ·w1ll be decorated m the er Betty Jean Thaxton Jtm Ma Dorothy Luchmt tn a date dress Groman Glorm Gnmmer and Don
ALVARADO HOTEL
scarlet whtte, and green of the Ioney, l\fa1'JOrJe Thomas Earl AI and Gloria Lowe m a formal ap Hathaway
fratexmty: al':tanged m a speeu1l len Joyce Benton WmTen Ruegg peared m one scene
Francme.
On December 14 the S1gma Cht s
Clmstmas theme- A Christmas ].'£atge Holt Barney Thorpe Betty Irv:mg and Pat Paulantta m black wlll hold their annual Black and
tree Will occupy a promment spot Chapman Jtm Knox Nancy Hol net formals and Nelhta Walker m Whtte Wmter Formal Right now
on the dance- floor to promote the land Wally Pa1ker Topsy Dayton a cha1truse formal of rayon :fmlle several of the campus beauties nrc
hohday spmt. Tommy Lyons well Gene Jones Nancy Scott Bob gave the final bow as Martha Rose bemg considered for Sweetheart of
known band w11l furnish mustc i'or Wmkler Frances Cochran George Wdson sang Stardust '
Stgma Ch1 Eaeh of these girls
ANNOUNCING OUR IAPPOINTMENT AS
dancmg Something unusual 111 the Mertz
Nikkt Neuhaus
Ceetl The show wa!J presented under IS a guest at the house for dmner,
hne of tefreshments 1s on the iire, Counts Ruth Balfour, Seth Net the supervision of Mrs Cook of two or three times The candtdates
smce tt IS planned to serve hot, baur, Janet Cole John Sheffer Towne House Patricia Jones was are Lots Daulton, Alpha Cht
Juhe Sheffer, John Eynon; Kath m charge and Nikki Neuhaus was Omega Vugmta Sheppard, Alpha
spxced Cider to the dancers
FOR THE HEIGHTS
Those who have been Invited leen Greenan, Btll Kmgston Bev responstb1e for the very clever Delta Pt MarJOrie Menaul Cht
from other social groups on the erly Xmgslon WhtWy Whelchel, scnpt. The p 1ctures: used •m the Omega, Lmda Parnsh Kappa Kap
We wlll carry a full Ime of
campus are SAE Tommy Lyons Vug:rnm Kohlhaas, Tommy Nutt, Art E::h btt. .,ccnc -ere works by pa Gamma Patr1cm .SchAefer, P1
Sam Dunlap PJKA .Tmt.my Ryan, Mary Gallagher Bob McCracken, l!,I1ss Jeanne Kellogg an art student Beta Phi Irene Betzner, Town
Cameras, Fdm, Papert Chemicals
Jack Sm1th~ S1gma Cht Nonnan Yvonne McCracken Roger Wot.. on u N 1\f campus
Club
Accessories
Hodges, W1lhs Sm1th, KA, GJenn kyns Jackte Yates, Paul Patterson; ,.;;;;;;;o;;;;;;~;;;;;;;o;;;;;;~;;;;;;;o;;;;;;~;;;;<;;o;;;o;~;;;;<;;;;<;;o;;;;;;~;;;;;;;o;;;;;;~;;;;;~
Mayer Carl Wdhams 'Pm Delta Maunne Trumblet Jerry Stmner,f@!
Theta Jack Musson Arthur Shock liolhe Hennmg Chet Dupree
ORCHIDS
ley
Gwen Parry Clyde Amerson ?tiary!
and
Kappa Stg's and the1r guests are Lou JUcCatlum Bdl Morrow Dor
Ted L1ghton LOIS Sorrell Walt thy Anderson W M Webester
CORSAGES $1 50 and up
Webster
Lorelei Thorwaldson, Frances Webster, J1mmy Aiphm
Bhss Bushman1 Bertha Young BtU Shtrley Teutsch Langdon Hnrn
Flowers of All Kmd11
McCord Ruth Jones, Herb Eller son Jeanne Cooley Ray McNett,
meyer, Laurme Bennett Will .Teveite Clark, Benny G1bson 1rtary
Floral Arrangements
PU 2 3626
3418 E CENTRAL
Heath Helen Heath Art MsGmms Joe Reed B11l DIXon, l'lfartha
for Parbes
Betty J'ane Ayres, Hank Trew Brown Mark DaVIs Lmda Par
h1tt1 Ba-rbara Pal'Ilall Don Moore r1sh Noel :Martut Jean Davertport
WE DELIVER
Chaperons for the dance will be
Jeanne Kellogg llerb Fned Bet.
214 W Central
Ph 7825
ty Ruth Bentley George Hart, Dr and Mrs F C H1bben and Dr
WE DO EXPERT KODAK FlNISIIING
Beverly Beam Paul Gamertsfeld and Mrs S E Snuth
Kl}ppa Slgs PI n
~Oil day Dance
Kappa AI phaWII Sen d
5to Austin Meetmg
Chi Omega's Serenade
Sigma Chi Loving Cup
Awarded to Chi Omega's
w••
Semi Weekly Publication of the Associated Students of the University of New Mexico
Vol XLIX
~lays
~ussophobes,
In the first of a seueS; of three
mformal lecture forums Dr J
Phthp Wernette spoke to mter
ested students and faculty rnem
bets on Must We Fight Russ a
He d1dn t thmk so
l11s premtse was that Russia ts
very aftatd of the Umted States
that her belligerent attitude IS
only a mamfestatwn of this te
mertty that she 1s so far behmd
us mdustraally were she stup d
enough to preetptt&te any unpleas
antness she wouldn t be around
long enough to make 1t stick
Spealc ng from hts expenences on
an economic survey of the U S S
R Wernette tllustrated his behef
by recountmg several observations
he made more or less an the cuff
As long as her mtl tary mechan
12atton IS mostly U S Lease Lend
and as long as her expertments
result man Atomic Dud they wont
g1ve us any trouble
As ommous as the Slavic
Scourge looms Dr Wetnette feels
thnt maJor ant m our oatmeal ts
John Llc,wellyn Lewts and h1s
thteat to labor
The aud1ence then was mvd:ed
by Dr J H R1ed to questton the
speaker Dr Wernette more than
adequately acquitted himsell' m
thl.S. mfonnal symposiUnL
The next lecture wdl be gtven
by R Dorothy Woodward Her
subJect The Atomtc Bomb date
Wednesday December 11
These lectures are the result of
p1eparat10n made by several pro
grcsstve UNM students led by
Richard Ctverolo They are sup
}Jotted by every maJor campus or
gamzabon Interested students are
cordtally mv1ted
Hmkels Is
ReadyW1th
Chr~stmas G1fts
For Her
Hinkel's
-
For All of Your Lumber, Pamt and
Bmldmg Supply Needs
6 MILES EAS'r ON U S 66
1~
noon on-Monday through Fnday
ALL DAY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
George Bush and John Barks, Managers
Make Class on Time
The Sure Way
6 Tokens -
51t
ALBUQUERQUE BUS GO.
'Ott T1mc Wllh Safety
Ph 5647
423 N.
F~rst
It JS wJth plens.ure that we Offer to a selected group not
exceedmg 40 persons tbm spccral all expense excurswn to
MexicO s- second ctty GUADALAJARA
SPECIAL PULLMAN CARS the finest hotels automobiles
for stde tnps, motor launches for Laka Chapala ets have been
arrangGd :£or
Gala Christmas Eve PartY, m GuadalaJara
LA PLACITA
PARICUTIN, THE ACTIVE VOLCANO
By Pr~vate Car and Horseback
Old Town Plaza
5 to 9 p m Week Days
Sunday 12 fo 2 and 5 to 9
MEXICAN AND AMERICAN
~~ake
FOODS
&
EL FIDEL HOTEL
Auf.nmCharm
$q.BO
FULLER
Travel Agency
Closed nlonday!l
these elegant mtcrchange..
Toasts of tho fastuon wtsa •
able skirts make o different cost1Jme wtth each dramat1e top
you add to them Derngned with swish bustle bnck or draped
apron front In a rich sheer wotated wool :fabrlc S1zes 9 16
Reaetvattons With
EWALD
ALBUQUERQUE
Teachers' ~xam
Deadline Set
Why Should You
Buy a Directory?
It has been two yeats smce a
dm!ctory has been pubhshed at
the Umvcrstty of New Mcxtco and
many .students do not lcnow JUst
what the book liS
In addition to a student d1rec
tory (as complete us the student
counctl cards penmtted) thc1e 1s
a complete faculty duectocy g:tv
mg tbe name, department office
phone and home phone of each
faculty member
The student dtreetory contams
tlte name, address and telephone
number of each student and mdt
cates which college he belongs to
and of what class he 1s a member
on the cam_pus
To Draft New
Constitution
Sample Jacket
Makes Us Back It
By MARVIN MEYERSON
Tomglit at 8 00 p m m Car
hsle Gymnas urn Coach Woody
Clements current ed1t10n of tbe
Lobo hoopsters wlll1lny therr first
game of the year agamst the
speedy Hawauan All Stars Though
this tilt 1s not a Border Confer
ence atfau 1t promises to be nn
mterestmg and colotful contest
The All Stars who ate of Hawa1
Ian Chmese and Japanese or1
gms are a short but excepttonally
fast-brcalcmg team Thetr captam
Bdl Choy froin Chma lS 6 feet
tall and plays guard Another of
thetr star performers ts 5 feet 6
meh forward Chtco M1ynshno The
Hawanans four man Hula band
and exotic dancer Lchua. Luna
Wtll ptoVlde entertammcnt between
the halves
In an attempt to mJect he1ght
mto the hneup Conch Clements has
swttcbed L C Cozzens his p1evi
ous chOice fot the center pos1t10n
to a forward slot nnd has: brought
up towermg 6 foot 4 mch Ned
Wallace to take over as ccntet
One of the startmg fOl'Wa.rds wlll
be Kay Hafen who IS rated m the
Border Conference as ono of the
top floormQu and ball handlers
This ~2 year old JUlllOr from St
G~orgc Utah, ts G feet tall and
wetghs 170 pounds He lettered
here m '44 and wtll went number
27 this season As a result of the
recent switch L 0 Cozzens big
6 foot 8 mch ex Marme will till
the other startmg forward posthon
A JUntor at the Umverstty he
earned a vnrs1ty letter here m 1948
He hatls .from Capttan New Mex
1co and Will wear Jersey number
Most evecyouc IS ngreed that the
cover of the 1947 Mm1gc 1s better
Fmal date for fihng apphcabons
At long las llh e Sl uden t Counc1 l and more representatlve of the Un
to take the National Teache1s
has nppomted a commtttee to out 1vers1ty of New !!Iextco than covers
Exammations has been set at Jan
lme the 1hst draft of tbe new of nny of the precedmg hoolcs
8 Dr J W Dtefendorf of the Um
Student ConstttutlOn At a recent
A sample cover from the design
verstty of New Mexico College of
meetmg ptcs dent of Assocmted dreamed U.P by H C :Buchanan and
Educat10n has announced
St uden I s J ames Garltepp su b Paul Harr1s has been received from
The exammatmn wdl be g1ven
nutted a hst of ten outstand ng the book bmder and recmves ac
clatm from the 1ips of all who see 1t
Feb 8 and 15 at the Umverstty and
st~::t;r!~~ ~~p;:v:~t as a Steer There is stlll a week to make
at the Cathohc Teachers College
m Albuquerque the announcement
NOTICE
Ing Comm1 tt ee an d a.s d es1gners the 1941T Mtrnge a more _personal
added
fol the new outlme of student gov 1Zed possess ou by vtsttmg the
H1kmg Club w11l meet this
ernment
Mt,:age table m the Student Umon
Gtven at the request of educators
Thursday Room 15 Gym to ats throughout the country the exam
It has been apparent for some butldmg anyf;jma- thts week nnd
cuss plans for ncxl h1ke nnd dcc1de mattons are taken voluntarily Dr
time that the old charter was botb paymg fifty ~ents fot a nameplate
on 1\[IRAGE page
DJefendorf said
madequate and unWJeldy This was Of gold letter ng, m the case of
cspecmlly noticeable when se.vera11 vettehrans or bfy stigdnmtg a ftee cadrd
1 hl
b
m
ecnseo suensno uner
oop o es m t e system of student th
t
t i
b ll
body electtons were brought to
e ve eran ra mng t
hgbt 111 lnst years general ballot
llfelvm Mot'lls cham tan of the
committee and one of the mstiga
21
to1s of the ref01m ptom1ses to
' Th1s lS not a poht.cal electJon' the poster read 'Who IS gomg to be Beauty Queen? ' prmt
Wtth hiS bead somewhere near
each new section of the work
The quest10n was a deep one and so the LOBO staff puddled 1ts tesources and pto as tt ts completed and 1nv1tes any
the roo£ of the Gym 6 foot G lnch
Walter C Lowdenndk assistant
Ned Wallace wlll patrol the shato
Tl1e English department calls our to the national chtef of tbe U S
cecded to solve the abysmal depths of such a ponderous arrangement At the last mmute crtttCism comment or discussion
sphere
for the Wolfpack and alse>
attention
to
the
fact
that
several
Every
student
1s
asked
to
g1ve
it was detetmmed to enter a l1ght horse m the race Here 1s how the LOBO hght horse was
Soli Conservation Sel'VI.ce 'W11l gtve
handle the center slot A nabve
h1s opm10n and anyone w1shmg to members of the Enghsh staff have
chosen PohbCJans can leatn how to wm a non poht.cal elecbon from th1s
of. Albuquerque lte served as a
volunteer to serve on the panel been appearmg m pr nt wtthout
First we Interviewed the JI.U
Manne durmg tbc war He JS a
assigned to wnte the first dmft IS any but the 1nore esoteric lmVIng
RAGE busmess m:mnger BtU :Bnbb person mterv1ewed He holds some quahfied person for the pos1t on more than welcome
semor at the Umvers1ty and won
cogmzance Dr T :M: Pearce has
and found out; after buy:Ing a JOb or other but at the time was We never let poht1cs preJUdice our
Jus varsity letter lnst season Ned
Before the fimshed articles D.l'C received the off prmts of th s ar ti
Student Directory who was to dtrechng traffic. at Club GG because selection We chose the best qual adopted the Student Dod~ must clc The Enghsh Proverb m New
Wh() 1s 28 years old wtll wear num.J
JUdge the contest- When we found hts ward had determmed that he 11ied candtdntc m VIew of the fact approve tt m general vote
ber 26
1\fex.tco wh1ch apvcarcd m the
out that Earl Carroll was to be the needed an extra c1rcular activity that we found tlte only girl who
One of the startmg guard as
Students named on the. planmng Cahforma Folklore Quarterly for
JUdge we knew that our only Who s turn IS It 'I he asbd My came front the same Smerdy (:Rus conumttee were Helen Watson October 1946 and Dr George
Probably the only adverttsement s1gnments Will be hmtdled by Btll
chance was to subnut our entry matermty wont back her unless sum for Jerk water JUnction tbat .Taneann Brann Fted Doar, Nita. Arms has JUSt received The Sat
m Friday s Jiaseo LOBO to brmg Townsend a Navy vet from Santa.
to a person who wouldn t be preJU xt IS her turn
ts) as our JUdge Mr De Nusbaum LeHane John Mornson, Steven urday Rev1ew of Literature m
such qmck results was a. want ad Rosa New MeXIco BtU ts m hts
diced by the other entries so we
semor year and preVIously played
on the front page
A femmmc authonty was sttn
Chches--Ex
We approached the dehcate dam Johnson James Garhepp Ted Haw whtch hts art1cle
chose as our JUdge Mr Cecil B needed Fanno John's other v. ifc sel of our choice nnd found her ley Jo.. n Taul and Suzann Hodge tended and Othetwl"'C, lS prmted
Dr C R S :Koch professor of varstty bnsketbalt here m 1943 He
De Nusbaum We had chosen our smd
My goodness! Why not me pluckmg her ztther With the toes man
Dr Wlll s D Jacobs scored Witlt
German came to the MillAGE of wtll wear Jersey number 22 He
)udge atld so the next step was to :My goodness! Life can be beaub of one foot while she picked grapes
nn article m the Bulletm Amertcan
fice Saturday afternoon after read lS 24 years old wmghs 160 pounds
choose a gul who would wm Th1s ful (Ed Both Time and Liie. re w1th the toes of her other foot and
Assocmt10n o:f Umversity Profes
mg the ad The story of the m1ss and stands 6 feet tall The other
was much fa1rer than the other fused to run) My goodness! I let them drop mto her crimson
sors for Autumn 1946
mg Spamsh book and the yehud1 first strmg guard wtll be Quen
entnes where the gtrls were chosen hadn t thought about that My mouth She was grotesquely curled
Its Just a thought mmd you
quart of ml IS pteced together thts tm Underwood a 23 year old JUntor
for looks and then sent to the same goodness' What do you thmk" upon her sofa and With her hands
but 1f these professors would gwe
way Because some car doors arc from Hungbngton Californm He
JUdge
Waldo left her talkmg about she kmtted httle varmmts anCi
us a leetle m1te less work to do
easily opened and because some earned a varsity letter m 1944
Graduate students are once agam we might get to read their labors
Waldo Q Ma.rb1efnrb the LOBO her vutue or goodness or some picked her teeth w1th her spare
httle girls are curiOus fonr year Like Townsend he ts an ex sa lor
star reporter (be wrote the story thmg and reported
kmttmg needle She was shy a remmded that p1ctwes .£o1 the of love even tf we: probably couldn t
old Candy Heard granddaughter of and also ltke Bdl he stnnds 6 feet
Walter C Lowdermilk
on the meteor1t1c display), was as
Once m the life of everyman vcntable v10let (she shrml;:s you graduate sectiOn of thl'!. yearbook undetstand them comprende a1rs?
Dr Koch mvesttgated the green tall mid we1ghs 160
Assistant to the Chief
still
be
taken
thts
week
w1tll
may
stgned to the task o£ findmg JUst comes tbe chanco to 1neet the etn see)
The reserves consist of a capable
(Lower Slobovmn ed note
Jitney and took possessiOn o£ the
S Soil Conservation Service
group of men who wdl be valuable
such a person He started by np tome of all tbe charm that maltcs Wot you tnnk bout dts artcle Friday December 16 set as the
two Items
proachmg the persons best vetsed the femmme eternal For some Schtunk?) She duln t make up dcadhne date
n t-nddress fox the getteral pubhc at
Tl e connection between the two m bolstern1g the startmg squad
No p ctures except those re
Larry Hess s n holdover .£rom
m pohtics They would be able to men It comes when they are young, ber mmd rtght off JUSt kept. stt
8 p n1 Dec 16 at Sc ence. Lecture d1d not come to l1ght untll Dr
tell h m best how to not wm a poh (too young that ts) and for some tmg there smgmg D U Z D U Z quested to be taken by the pho
Hall on the Uh vers ty campus
Koclt found the ad but now the tl1e 1946 squad An ex A1r Force
beat election Take that procedure It IS wheti they are old (too old; Put Duz Ul your tnfant s soup It tographer may be remade Edwm
Re will speak through an nr Items ate with thtnr proper owner man from Brackenrtdge Pennsyl
Undet tbe d rectJon of W1lham
vnn a he ts 6 feet tall and Weighs
and reverse tt and It would seem to that s r1ght) but for you dear Will cme the d aper* droop Twelve Leupold editor tol dtlte LOBO
M Kunkel the Umve1~1ty mnrc1 mg rangeme It w th the cultural pto once ngam
170
He will wear number 21
be a certam formula to wm a non reader no she wtll be here rtght full ounces pc.r dmpet too D U Z today Pictures tnay be canceled
gram
comnuttcc
of
tl
c
Um~ers
ty
band 1s bemg converted mto a con
Ho ve~ e1 there s a P S to thts
poht1cal electton
m the prmte of your all to e]lllem does a lot for you
Now we 1f 1t s so de~nrcd but none wtll cert band The tmusttton IS al seuate on meat s of rescutng Anter httle dttty The Cfll stlll doesn t Mat cos Salas Navy vet from Santa
The first person to be mtcr etal extstence on thts sord1d :Plane proudly tn csent our candtdate M1ss be retaken
Rosn New Mextco Will wear num
1can fan Ilands and wtll dlusttate
Students whose ptof copies were most complete and the band hopes h s talk w1tl lanten shdcs sa1d use any ml So for sale cheap ber 15 He IS the sznallest man on
VIewed was Mr Ncrv1e Bump'km- ThlS !lnragon of all thmgs beautt Lauren Bagel (She says tt 1s pro
to
be
under
way
soon
This
ts
the
One quart of 011
the team 01 ly 5 :feet: 8 mches
a small ttme ward heeler and ful th1s JOY forcvet tsn t; one of nounced Beg AU by friends of tbe not avatlable at the MIRAGE table
first yeat s nee before the wrtr tl at D1 Hubett Alexander cbanman
mens the lesser galaxy o£ cmema nebu family) from East Tucunnaspltbn 111 Uti! SUB should contact the
T vo natiVe Albuquetquenns who
prestdent of Khafloote
of the eomm ttee
the
band
Will
have
almost
complete
are both ex sntlors and both JUn
ornery society Hts only remark lae no she ts the one and ottly can Old Mext Bagel county lower~ MIRAGE office to be sure thmr
pictures w 11 appear ttl the n mua1 instrumental representation Mr
tors at the Umversrty Will share
was If she IS a upper lower Slo acme of effenunnte effervescence uppet Slobovu\
and
that 1 0 disctepancy m1g1It oc KunKel thmks that th1s tS gmng to
one o£ the :reserve for~ ard posi
bovmn my wnrd Will back her and the most beaut ful pteve of titilat
0£ course we don t have tlte t1me
be the best U nvets1ty con crt bnnd
ttons One s 5 foot 9 mch 140
she can t lose wtth that large n mg flesh on the face of the mun to enumerate each of her multttuclc CUI
eve1 He has hopes of startmg n
pound Johnny Mayne who wdl wear
matermty back of her and she can't dane m santhrop1c mess we call of v1rtues (nor space )'OU see we
sones of concerts fot the students
Wtlham B Runge Instructor m number 18 Jack Whe!eler, the
lose With that h11ge a ward vote
one world
the New Mextco HAVE TO GET THEM DAMN
who apptecmte musrc
dtsh b 1t1ve educnt on at the Unr other stands 5 feet 9 mchcs
Marblefntb left ns Nervte wns LOBO s hght horse cnndtdate for ADS 1N) but I CAN giv• you n
The band has sectional rehear
Tluee at bcles by Dr M1gl1el vers1ty who was elected eharrman
gettmg ready to spht an mfimbve the laurel wreath that- tS bet s by bnef toenntl descr pt an
Ft tt1 k L Kmg nn engmeermg sals evety Tuesday and Thursday Jon n of the. Urtiverstty dcpatl: of tl e vocational education section 1Ve1ghs 150 and doesn t have a
humber us yet
wtt-h the 11ew sharpened pomt of ught anyway the coveted crown
Tho feature that first arrests student at the Umversity of New at 11 o clock and combmed H! ment of government lmve been nc
of the New Mextco Educabon As
1\vo recrmts from Coach Barnes
hts m.atermty pm
of the MIRAGE BEAUTY QUEEN your attention 1s tlte fMt that you Mextco was recently awarded the hearsa1s 01 Sntutday nt the sante cepted fo1 publ cabon
Two 6f socmt on at the recent meetutg gnd ton gladtator.s coml,)lete the
Mntblefarb had determined that
In short we entered th1s ltght have rend thts far JUst to find out Distmguished Fill' ng Cross
tm e Mr Kunkel IS nnx10us to theln Portugal Pohttca1 Events bet e IS attendmg the National Vo
tt would be best to run Lawer hotse candidate not because 1t was that tlus ts one of those damn con
1\ft Kmg was formetly a cn.ptatn I ave new trt<!mbers e:ven if tho.y catt of 1946 and Spam Poht cal catiOn AssoCiation meetmg m St rME!l"V¢ roster They are Ben
Kelly :freshman from Roswell
upper Slobovmn gtrl of .some shape custottta.ry' fol' tho LOBO to gum tmued arttc.las that w1ll be contm m the 1ur corps o.nd eoJnpleted not attend all tl e rcl1eaisnls For
E\ ct'Jts of 194G Will appeat Ill The Louts as dtstrtbutive edueatton New Mextco and VngJl Boteler
or other Obviously concluded Mr up nny MIRAGE functton not be ucd ne:-tt ISsUe and nobody not even man;v m1S:stons pdotmg a B 17 tl osc wl1o me mterested but cnn
Now Inteu tbo nl Year Book 1947
Mnrbte:farb .m his l'eport Mr cause 1t has been donG :for days for Waldo htmself W1ll know the final lfa was shot- down over Hanover 1 ot attend m:; tehep.tsa1s he hopes 'I'he othCI at t cle The Task of the repicscntative froni Ne\V MexicO £roltl Floydada Texas Kelly 1s
Bumpkm was suffermg ftom pett months for years for a l1fctmte ot1tcome unt1l Fnday December Germnny nnd lost h1s rtght leg to start a mght rehearsal If ~ou U 1 vetstt es of Amenca Will ap He Is to _present a tepott to the 6 feet ~ mches htU Weighs 170
n eetmg titled Teacher Trammg pounds and wlil wear Jersey num
t1on contntton
under waf cr and 5000 feet m tho Thn:teentlt
After spendmg fifteen months us nre mterestcd see Mt t<:unkel m pcm: m the quattedy JOUJ:nal of for DtstrJbUttvc Education m 20
her 24 Toweung G foot 5 mch
Shameless Gnrhc was the noxt: tur1 but because she was the best
*ASOAP
a German 1H1sonet of war. Mr lns office m the mUste bUilding
Cl1 0 nega
Stntcs
Boteler has number 28
Several Local
Authors Publish
Lowdermilk G1ves the
Umvers1ty D1rty Talk
Kunkel Concentrates
On UNM Concert Band
10 DAYS OF PLEASURE AND FUN
ALBUQUERQUE LUMBER CO.
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Who Will she be? Who Will
Earl Canol choose 1 Questwns
hke thefle are on the lips of many
students here at the Umvers1ty
some m:c postulatmg the wm 10rs
name others are even makmg bets
on the outcome of 1\h Canol s de
hberatwn over the ]llctUies of ten
lovebesfrom the Umverstty of New
MexiCO sent him by Mtrnge bust
ness manage1 BtU :Bnbb
Yes there s conJectuie and spec
ulatton about the beauty queen
but not a thmg has been even men
boned as yet about who tbc LOBO
dark horse wlll be or whethe1 she
wtll even choose to .1un this year,
the odds bemg so great m the .favor
of one of the coeds
LOBO dark hotses have almost
become a trad1tton at nf1rage
Beauty Balls and several of the
unsuccessful cnndtdntes w1l0 v1ed
for the honor of beauty queen
tossed then hats m the nng under
the momclters o£ Cameha Klutz
Petuma Plots and Veromea Snake
Two of tbe Ill rated contenders are
stlil roammg the campus m a
state of d lemma thetr loss too
much of a Jolt to them to ever
allow then fuUJecovery (They are
no\V ed1tors of the LOBO and thn
MillAGE)
If there be on t 11s campus durmg
th1s semester and Doug Benton,
we thmk there IS a fellow unaf1md
to suffer the consequences, should
he meet w1th defeat whtch lS no
1nore than ce1iam lllAybe the
LOBO wdl uphold the trad1t10ll o.utl
choose a stalwart competlt10r for
the MIRAGE Beauty Ball race
Kurt Frederick vtohmst wtll be
heard m tl e final ptogram of the
current U I lVetstty Concert Series
tomonow evemng Wednesday m
the Student Umon Ballrcom at 8 30
p m He Will be asststcd by Mr
George Robel t at the pmno
Mr Frederick duector of the
Albuquerque CtvJc Symphony Or
chestra and a member of the Um
ver~:aty mus1c faculty has acb1eved
a dtstmguJshed musical reputation
here 11 New MeXIco amce he has
estabhshed hts :restdence m Albu
querque Ortgmally from VIenna
he has performed undet such Eu
ropean conductors as Wemgartner
Furtwanglcr Rtchard Strauss and
Bruno Walter
Tomorrow evenmg s ptogt'tlm
wlll have na tts first selection the
Sonata. m E MaJor for Vwlm and
P1ano by J S Bach one of the
finest exam_pies of the c.omposer s
gemus written durmg his most
proh1ic pertod between 171'1 and
1728 The s1mple melodtc. 4 Cradle
Song by :Reger WJll start the
second sectiOn and wlll be followed
by Ernest Bloch s Improvtsabon, '
a part of a suite written m 1923
Spamsh Dance from the opera
La Vula B1eva by Manuel De
Falla and transcrtbed foi vtobn by
Fr1t2 Kretsler wdl conclude thts
port1on of the program DeFalla
who dtcd JUSt a week ago, has been
recognized us one of the most
ongmal composers of th1s century
The featured work of the eve
ntng s recital Wdl be Mr Fred
ertck a renditton of Tschaikowsky's
V1ohn Concerto m D MaJor
First pronounced Imposstble to
play th1s concerto Is now n stand
ard wotk m v1rtuoso concert reper
tory Mr Robert wdl play the
orchestral secttons
S ngle tickets are $1 00 The
Sprmg Concert Senes tickets Will
be on sale tomorrow evenmg at
the door for $1 80 Those ]lersons
buymg Sprmg Senes ttckcts Will
be adm1tted free to thts concert
Further anrtouncement of the
Sprmg SeneR will be made Ill fu
ture tssues of The LOBO
Grads Still Can Get
Into M1rage
3,000 MILES OF ADVENTURE
SEE
$1 00 Per Hour
Hours Prbtn
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GuadalaJara Exeursion
PARADISE VALLEY RIDING ACADEMY
to
Mirage Beauty BeViolinFinalRecital
Program ~awiian Cagers
Ball Promises No In Concert Series Bring Own Band
Waltz ~lowers
~or Intermission
Four Year Old Bandit
Pilfers Leupold's 011
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I Surprise, Surprise, Gas Whut You
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Gung Rid Now,--- Ptui, Schtunk!
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Eastman Kodak Dealer
No 21
LOBO BASKETBALL SEASON
OPENS TONIGHT WITH HULA
HOOPSTERS; GRASS SKIRTS
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John L. Lewis
ASME Meef Time Changed
16 SHOPPING DAYS
'TIL CHRISTMAS
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ALBUQUERQUE NEW MEXICO TUESDAY DECEMEBER 10, 1946
Wernette
The next ASME meeting wtll be
Tuesday December 10 at 3 p m
mstead of the usual time of 4 p m
The t me was changed so that Mr
E Pr ce Ham11Son could speak to
the society on the subJeCt Mme
Warfme
Tb1s should ptove to
be ;m mterestmg meet ng Bes des
the time change thet place of meet
mg wlll have to be changed from
speaker of the evenmg Father ME 3 to ME 4 Refreshments wtll
Ftank Fox who dtscussed Card1 be served
SAE Actives Defeat Pledges
I
nal Spellman s recent article m
Cosmopohtf!.n Magazme entitled
Shall We Have a SoVlet Peace?
Father Fox pomted out the dan
gers whtcn mtght result should
Russia dommate the peace and
urged that college students learn
what IS gomg on 1n the world and
then take theu place as leaders tn
the es"tilbhshment of a peace based
on the pnnctples of Chrtstiamty
and democracy
DJStmcttve Ladies' Apparel
Second & Coppex
H1ghest A1r Corps Medal
Dr Miguel Jomn Wr1tes
For Current Penod1cals
Wilham B Runge Attends
Vocational Conference
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-NEW MEXI"CO LOBO - UNM - University of New Mexico

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