Show 19S7-S- 8 Directory la On Student Body dniwiMy Sale in Book Store A limited Friday at number et Copies offered at 1 Three hour exams to be debated 10c S Volume XVin Team introduced v STUDENT LIFE LOGAN UTAH DECEMBER 2 1937 Interviews Disclose Gardner Agora President Neo- By Proficiency GEORGE P IRANIAN Oxford England Nov 15 1937 an event Dance Alumni of Utah State Rank High In Ability President Endorses (Lauds Builders Barrett Debate Project Plans Convention Quixotics Number Ten Leaders’ As the In Guidance Talk Sc Bool Cannons Roar Begins Directs BY ED BARRETT Assembly Offers plans for Social Center Sent To Winning Rally Board of Trustees Transcription Indefinite as it is even its sponsors not seeming to know the meaning and implications of all its provisions the farm bill now before congress should be discussed The major purpose of the bill appears to be to raise the prices of certain farm commodities to the point (parity-pricwhere the farmer will get the same share of the national income as he did in the period 4 and to maintain that Dr Wheatly Ten-Da- y The Rhodes still two weeks in the future caused the two Americans living at the top of stair-cas- e four to Possibility of a social center Three hour exams will be dis- on the Utah scout about for the whomwith to State campus is now con cussed and Walter by pro under consideration by the board spend the great evening A Rhodes in and Ed ten Gardner a Barrett Dr O J Wheatley extension Scholar from Malta told us that of trustees according to President minute debate which is a feature E G Peterson economist at the Utah State Agin “blind dates" and ofInterviews with a number of he deals of the assembly to be presented ricultural college and general fered his services as mediator president Peterson said he and alumni of the Utah State Agri- Well if the date is blind I’m deaf chairman of the annual adult leadFriday December 3 at 1 o’clock other college officials know that ers’ training school which started cultural college reveal that ex- and dumb: according to Marie Cooley assembthe need for a building is apat the college November 29 and chairman ly cellent records are being made parity First we had the girls to tea parent and that they appreciate will continue to December 9 anThe football team the pep the student views on the Ever Normal Granary proposed by those in high positions with in college in order to develop renounced the tentative program to band and a recording of the skit structure Various — technical devices are the telephone the federal government and other ciprocal approval be followed at the session presented over KSL on the night One way of expressing student employed to accomplish this but is never used for personal business 24 will complete the institutions according to Dr E here November of Delegates from practically reducinvolve a essentially are booths and desires they the is public though opinions through G Peterson president of the colwhich is under the the program tion of acreage in an attempt to every county in the state assemthe more frequent than gas college publications In these bled in the studio theater at the Hendricks direction of Harold lege who recently returned from stations on Main Street in adjust supply to market and an of democratic days Logan society people ROBERT BULLOCK D C where he at college Monday at 6:30 p- - m Owen Hammond and Washington of final D GEORGE the CLYDE apportionment crop e inexexis very attain their desires through Messenger-servicland-gratended meetings of The debate is under the auspices between that which is to be sold where they were welcomed by Dione penny pays for takpression national service college presidents Blue of the during the pensive and that which is to be stored for rector William Peterson who Key The college stadium was among ing a message from college to 1 seVenty-fift- h which is sponsoring the release in years of short crops outlined the purpose of the school anniversary organization to town in in be built first Utah delivery any address President Introduces Theme servance a series of discussions of pertinent throiigh the efforts of a student (the granary) occurs five times per day But President Emler G- - Peterson Underlying the bill is the rePeterson reported again President questions on the campus with body One building women’s resihas gave the main address of the Wendell Wilkin as chairman cognition that competition that Dr Lowry Nelson former dence hail is now under con Then the sanction of the girls’ failed as a regulator of agricul- opening session in which he disThis question and many others struction director of the Utah agricultural land-lad- y and the Commons buildan had to be won tural production It is an attempt cussed better living on the farm of live interest will be discussed station and present experiment ing and ampitheatre was recently item of sufficient importance to (and this is not said in con- This introduced the theme of the both in debates in assembly and constructed head of the department of rural These buildings have demnation) to substitute govern- entire session “Better Living Posof give rise to a tea invitation for in the columns of Student Life sociology at the University been built the through untiring ment control for the control of sibilities for rural people through of Sunday afternoon Students having any ideas for efforts of the use is making Minnesota building committee nto a space of of the county plannng” soled were We Supporters competition the of betterment afforded the college numerous opportunities However if the student body At the second session which bill contend that such control is dehim and promises to make a some four hundred square feet cially politically or educationally as a whole back the proposed Annual Utah State inter-clas- s because began has a Tuesday at 8:10 a m- - W posinecessary surrounded competition with touch to in by strutting get bate tournament “It is always unfortunate very scholarly contribution in his pro' sponsored by are urged social center students of the R Wallace of Salt Lake City failed of as ideas these Wilkin Wendell infinity may beEnroute from tion field enfessional club debate lettermen’s man often a when a Agora USAC will have a building which tragedy member of the Utah water storFarm Prices Fluctuate heated three gins today with teams from - the provide the basis for a by President Peterson China-war- e ters a profession or trade for which Washington they have needed for many years out age commission pointed out the that farm warmThey point pricand coal of of glowing member lumps freshman sophomore 'and juiiidr visited Dr Nelson a he is by nature unfitted As great a es fluctuate on the campus of state planning and more much objectives widely of the ed enough classes entered Participants are all presence by loss results when a man fails to the class of 1936 in Minneapolis than industrial prices even in Director Peterson and Dr Wheat-le- y to deserve it the students who have not ladies young enter a either previously profession througn properous times because withOther college alumni visited by each treated phases of the name Siebenmaederlhaus Oh my! earned a letter in debating at the ignorance of its possibilities or of out regulation a small increase in county planning program as they President Peterson are P V Card-o- n a into had We colony happened the fact that he possesses qualities college Robert Bullock Agora dicof the class of 1909 former price of a commodity one year affect economic needs and farm of Danish girls who are spending tator announced today which would insure his success in calls forth a director of the Utah experiment in Utah devastating overpro- and home leadership in Oxford or a A schedule for the debates which it" said Dean George D Clyde to- duction the next and that in Speakers for the Tuesday afterstation and now principal agro- six months their year of will extend over the next week is to knowledge improve asday in the student orientation nomist in charge of forage crops periods of cyclical decline farm noon session were Professor W posted on the main doors of the sembly Dean Clyde discussed the prices have always fallen farther P Thomas head of the agriand diseases with the bureau of the English language settle To ease your minds and auditorium All debates will be on requirements and opportunities of and faster than industrial prices cultural economics department at plant industry F D Farrell of must tell you that the question: “Resolved that the the fields of engineering and of Then too control of production to the college Mrs- Rena B the class of 1907 president of the your envies Isome Kay English boys National Relations Board shonldbe skilled mechanics Scabbard and Blade national Kansas State Agricultural college by and by regulate prices has long been cock and W W Owens assist sat soon after that and arrived very empowered to enforce arbitration honorary military society for cadet at Manhattan Kansas James T Emphasizing the future offered practiced by industrialists During directors of the extension carvieqj oW lady in red of all industrial Mr Bul- officers through its local corn- -' ’flSrfmetits ' or provide board "and in these professions he declared £he decline from 1929 to 1932 Miss Ellen Agree clothing econdispute' Jardine of the class of 1906 that a stately ' J ' with the ! lock said and mechanics when farm prices shot downward omist and A G KUburn field pany captain Cadet Officer Lay-to- room for college students will that engineering director of research and chief of and enthusiasm Freshman teams entered 'are: announces the pledging be invited to attend a are the fields for men who like to with even some increases in pro- agent for the agricultural adjustJay the office of experiment stations special in her eye took my hand and Jean Hansen and Betty Jean men last Tuesday of eighteen reduced ment administration industrialists build things who like to bend the duction for the United States department Audit-oruin the USAC it with a shake Sterle Taylor and E'on evening Captain Bates and Cap- meeting in Program Listed forces of nature to their wills Ex- employment and production of agriculture Professor O G squeezed ‘ December 8 tensive But she was only quarter- Wixom Sophomore team Wednesday the new instrucare tain Bunting an attempt to maintain prices Asfor the remaining sesPrograms is in these required training Lloyd of the class of 1910 head master Her Mother the Feldherr Grant Humphreys and ' Ted Ben- tors on the military staff were at 7:30 p m according to in- fields and students who enter them sociations of industrialists have sions of the conference will be of the departments of farm manlooked far more majestic clothed son David Ganchoff and LeVan made honorary members of A formation received from the of- must be aware that the grade is not often exercised almost complete built around the following themes agement and rural economics at in black up to her chin like a Hendricks and Bryant Kearl and Company 4th Regiment of ScabDr an easy one and that the responsi- price control The farm bill is an Dr Wheatley announced: Relation Purdue university in Indiana Dean Women of Lenore fice of battle-shi- p dressed for a parade Maurine Cottle The junior team bard and Blade last month- bilities are heavy On the other attempt to give a mild degree of of agricultural resources to farm E B Brossard of the class of income in Utah irrigation gad reThe new pledges are Bernard Lewis The mere apparition of the two is Virginia Reeve and Edgar Hy hand there are few occupations such stability to agriculture 1911 member of the United States Bob Simpson Tracy source development meeting the Dickens and Thack- er made Affects Consumers ladies Magnusson such in offer which colfor Washington Miss Lewis states that the opportunities tariff commission The mockMaero Forrest One aspect of the bill which problem Bert Thomas of better community and advancement of possibilities and Floyd T Morgan former in- eray into stark realists the Jensen John Ahern Clair Nelson lege appreciates the fact that should receive seiious considera- health and safety land and re- yesterday are structor of speech at the Utah ing carricatures of immitations on (Continued Page 2) source conservation of Delmar Miller James Randall people who provide homes for tion is the probable effect of the philreduced to college who is now studying for today common-plac- e Dean Jeffs LaVell Henderson the students are a vital part of in farm prices upon consumlife rise rural sound of osophy farm the Unithe an advanced degree at Randall Felter Robert Munson the educational plan In order to Ex-Buzz- er ers Whether the reduction of and home finance more effective toast and Having consumed versity of Iowa Robert Budge Harold Johnson bring the administration purchasing power of urban con- range use and conservation crop into cake having contributed to the "I am very much impressed noise of multi-focsumers implied in a rise in farm and livestock improvement Charles Olsen Melvin Greaves closer contact with this importconversation with the advancement made by — sometimes in German to play and Garr Thompson Housing accommodations for the’ prices will be offset by the inant cog of our educational system A new addition to the rarkt of our alumni” President Peterson safe After the crease have been prepared on of farmers’ delegates horCaptain pledging our purchasing In is called the having expressed meeting being the benedicts was made yester- Bates gave a short talk on Scabcommented "Many of them are power is an important question the campus under the direction of the Feldherr told us of her departview when ror expressinffthe 1936 of Paul editor the Geddes in their in the Logan Temple when bard and Blade as he knew it at day making enviable records ment Miss Lewis says “We feel Buzzer and a graduate of the especially now that we are in a Harry C Parker superintendent of the afternoon’s heart-attac-k Keith Spencer Junior class presiState College to con- that we have had the chosen fields” period of business recession when of construction and maintenance and having earned the gracious dent was wed to Miss Carina Michigan cooperation USAC was a visitor at the college the clude the program for the stimulation of industrial proat are "We indeed we that of are the and information people this week former Utah State coed Cooley duction seems to be the paraat us to for them home every Sunday helping grateful as is Paul secretary employed Keith is a returned missionary mount necessity we went our way knowto build up and maintain the to the district manager of an KSL and is a prominent student scholIt is too soon to discuss Oxford at but our Americans of standards college high oil company in Denver Colorado ing why and socially and even on Page 3) astically vacation their through this friedly get spend so much of He is now on his vacation and is though married he plans to conwe hope to bring about an even time in Denmark tinue his studies here after the staying in Logan until Sunday Dr C F W Muesebeck prin closer cooperation” There have been several comDuring his college career Paul GLEE CLUB honeymoon Mrs Spencer attend was Honorable Duke of the Interments in Student Life of late stated the college for two years and cipal entomologist United States FUNDS states in social bureau of entomology and plant The KSL news bureau that our student body assemwas very prominent collegiate Knights for two years NOVEL CONCERT ing and active in college circles blies in the past have not reached spent Monday and Sid quarrantine that the Aggies won the rally circles ot DRAINAGE STUDY After a short honeymoon trip Tuesday in a series of conferences contest from the University a satisfactory standard I heartily and staff entomologists Utah Redskins Wednesday night the popular couple will make with A joint concert by the men’s and agree and it is my earnest desire ' graduate students at the college "hands down” Thus the Utah James Sidney “Sid" Allen sotheir home in Logan ladies’ glee clubs will be presented as well as that of the newly created Recent increased allotment of under the direction of Drs W W Staters won one victory Utah here at student phomore Thursday December 9 in the col- assembly committee that improves B froirf the U- S Bureau of Henderson and George F Knowl-to- n State who More than 350 students jammed funds disappeared mysteriWalter Welti di- ment be made lege auditorium assures TO SPEAK AT MEET As it is impossible for opt or almost three weeks ago the studios of the radio station Agriculturalon Engineering rector announced ously B A ‘bands and for today stathe the Tryouts experiment progress Monday evening he addressed has finally been located in Los even five people to know a vary to participate in the rally contest tion’s the selections will The ProW Dr Wanlass dean the of conducted groups are L by daily by Utah Lake Drainage Area being the college Utazoa society on the which occupied half an hour of school of commerce at the Utah general subject of the division of Angeles California where he is fessor N W Christiansen The rea- be of considerable variety featur- great variaty of the talent which ' Investigation store in shoe a a as clerk the evening program working will insect indentiflcation son for the two bands is the large ing everything from “The Turkey exists on our campus I am asking college O W Israclsen and Wayne D State Agricultural of which for your cooperation If you want Frank Fister Criddle in a recent trip held a speak to the alumni' ot George he is In Joseph Quayle Sid was last seen in Logan on enrollment for band this quarter in the Straw” “Three Blind Mice” better charge and explained assembly programs If yon Ruth Pond number of conferences with E A Washington university - on Satur- the and to selections Brahm’s as be known the will B band Orleg The by Kathryn Adams Nevember 13 and is qualifications of Its workers Saturday want to see new talent' do this Grettle Shaw Dean Christensen Jacoby city engineer and T F day December 4 at Ogden d to concert band Professor Christian- The featured number will be “A Write and their contribution to agri- reported to have Gardner Wentz chairman of the special your Idea your suggestion of Andrew Fred Rex Dr Wanlass’ talk on “Some Eco- cultural progress Insect control Salt Lake City and then to have sen states that all who are interest- Musical Trust” an 8 part selecthe name of the person yon have In Harold Hendricks Clayton Allred well of twenty-tw- o tion different develnext and band in of ed nomic Utah committee In 'Agricuquarter work Utah has been Aspects taken a bus from there for the taking irrigation mind and what his ipeoial talent and Lloyd Christiansen took part oped a plan for irrigation sur- lture” will he given at a special aided by Dr Muesebeck materially and his coast city on the same day He should get in touch with him to ar- known melodies interwoven Pro- on a of paper address It t in a skit written by Quig Nielsen veys of land wPhln Provo city luncheon meeting held in connec- staff members of the entomology disclosed his whereabouts in a range for tryouts for the bands fessor Welti is offering a prize me piece Student Body OC3w sal and Moyle Rice and directed limits to be conducted cooper- tion with the Utah Stale Bar of the Agricultural wire to his parents in Idaho Falls which will not be organized until of five dollars to anyone in the department Professors Greaves and Hager audience who can name all the drop it in the College Poet next quarter Idaho atively with the city under the experiment station reportI’d rather you would Mark and The Aggie Spurs o Win-for- d gU ‘ twenty-twmelodies Mr Jacob of supervision Smith Judd Harris and Junior i This will be the only concert giv- name to the rsoommirwtelUn M Barrus engineering gradHampton also appeared on Utah uate of 1936 and Wendell Homer en until after the presentation of you needn't How’s about It! State’s' portloiT'bT 'program-the opera In March ' engineering student" O'f'tWrcoltege 1-4f have begun the surveys in Provo iw ? Aassmtty I C City ’ It is a beautiful scene Standing at the foot of a tower disturbs Literary elegance Is not our and the Little Theatre has been n jr'W’' A high on the hill It throws Its the bats which must in any leg- purpose This tiny incident was subsidised This means more walkThe English make-u- p examing at night probably over ley grandeur to tb entire valley The end Inhabit the dreary blackness composed in the Interests of grounds For the ination required ef all freshStudents representing the nine safety and conV spreading building Is a gem in a Bent stealthy a figue creeps formen net effleiatty emari who venience of the hundreds who ad- arousing students and administra“Oh Oh Six thousand Oh'a nations included in the Nine pausing crouching perfeet setting when the slanting ward tors acute to the of realisation let’s short did will walk have a must net tntamlnaMan It Ike into in take the shadows at a pace Power meet at Brussels and Robert vancing rays of the sun throw Oh thanks” to so slow that tha very stars ache need for campus lights The one lights ' time ago will hold a parley at given e November M wM he Utah glgantio relief—a Monument who Life acirbe 8tudnt hundred from Fifth etepe leading But safety Important as It Is la Ike Plant with anguish at his painful proman’s advancement the International Relations Club loitered near v the south steps North to “Old Main” are veritable has a clots rival In beauty Lights - meeting Thursday at four o'clock Then the sun sets and dark- gress Z H 6 o’clock yesterday declare at A s’sissk ness sweeps away the last remin tha Men’s Lounge according Another trap at night Even further hid- would supply the one missing step he takas that every student who trod den from chance beams of the link on our campus Lights would nant scarlet and gold and en- Another Then suddenly of to Walter Gardner pet president despite rubber upon the skid-proand make the school glorious at night folds the scans Hers and tbera his ceaseless caution a sharp moon by an arch or trees dark-netStudents chosen-tgive the views s whloh now oushlons in shrubs are i- engulfed they a lonely light makes two or three sound rings out tnd he knows Imagine it: The front steps loadof other leading natlona have also matting Iron the old like that of a railroad tun- ing to the main entrance through steps said "Oh” ' A windows stars In haunted mel- that all Js lost With a howl of been invited to take part in the of theeo etepe an avenue of Figuring the number of studin on dlacutalon light a ’’great white cooperation ancholy' Ilk disembodied spirits rage and terror ha falls forward nel At the very top is one lonely light Inadequate ents 3000 In round numbers In hovorlng over ancient ruins His Clutching wildly with v flailing bringing shout a peaceful sattls-mewy” — and the flights M steps so To you who hold the power we of the Chlnsao-Japanepals glow of a timid moon shrinks arms but In vain At last he pitifully inadequate for lighting cement of covered 2 simple mathematics address our plea For safety from the hugs masa of rook and Ue a jumbled hasp at tbs bot- nearly six hundred fsst quarrel In the far East Everyfor oonrsaiig-ia-s one Is invited to attend and for beauty fet gives us the result 6000 Oh’s brick that was so rsmntty the tom of tha first flight of fifteen oas hundred steps -Basketball season is nearly Kara there bnKght! — AitiiiiiiiWMvi cynosure of 11 eyas A movement steps participate In the dleouselon ! 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