Show STUDENT PAGE TWO STUDENT LIFE 1941 MtnUr Associated Col!opiate Press Nfnvs Campus Rooms 7 p Commons Building 110 Campus 75— after in set turn 1Hi loi Act of October REPRESENTED FOR J 1027 ADVERTISING NATIONAL l tail Si BY National Advertising Service Inc College Publishers Representative new York n Y Ave 420 Madison Chicago Boston Los San Angeles Authorized August 22 Student subscription from fee Mail subscription rate $100 per year Editor-In-Chi- Associate Editor Coverage Editor Krlitor NVu pons K i s AiiileV'im Lane Palmer) Johnson Doiottn Sail'd' hwmuo Edilor Swede L'opv Kdirof JoJItnli Jonnsun Proof Editur h letu New WTd'ioe Evportetj i Beth Mdl Wilt U Ethtor Ednor wi itc Sock-t- lii'ood it: l)nn-I- is i'Imii Edna Willie Hcl-- n lanilv Ptxtuii Baibdii Units Ion I’xwtn Maiuaict Tingiv I umlie Anne Mniflink Ri‘ttpon Doinma eheki Lawana liner Aide Mammolt Du ill ol I Johnson Unity Lowe Rex I’lou-ma- n Stock Kins Hunsaker jiiin!ii It'Ula Hi-- 'ire P Lk'' Stan f Kin Francisco 1918 ) niati'm: Melvin I si nt Pct Newman Knot L- ti poi the ii lnia Stratford Mivme Maiiaar Liniro'-n- plowing United ly know what careyou’ll do we recommend your ful persual of President Peterson's letter on page one He places the situation squarely before us and Slmldu lti Wt Hue Stitt I Bob fame Hub Mullen all logic should indicate that remaining in school and keeping a calm head is the most advisable course to take As he says civic leaders will be needed more than ever now and the for holiday Returning home one gets today it is the this year is going to mean some- - which will training determine the civic lead- r cil'rerent than it has ever meant crs of those ghastly days Tahp Hump thing before We trust that everyone will whkh we know wo may expect carry into his home an overflowing In addition the army today de- for laving a difficult time obtaining it good Will to men" We know that of necessity everyone wall also carry lull measure of a sense of responsibility of seriousness of home t0 us the importaiK of thought and of an urgent need and willingness to gave education novv irt view of the e all that America may gain victory and a lasting peace rest in the worid He said is danger that one may become overawed by the man's strength lies in its m: stery and in its art and magnitude of the task we are facing and the accompanying of tychnoiogy - sciences we must lick the 1 attian Such oneself of of the great insignificance feeling tude constitutes a hotbed for the feeling of despair — the thebe divisions And how else can de do it if not greatest enemy of achievement Therefore we must not through education? of own his lose sight of the fact that each one has position Our guest editorial writer this week is the dean of women Caroline 31 Hendricks who is concerned about what we are giving our families for Christmas post-wa- his with his oxen The general surprised at the calm of the farmer at the hei the m i crisis incredulously him "Do you know that the French army is approaching the capital?" “Y'es" the plowman replied thoughtfully "I have heard that" "Does that news not affect you?" the general asked “It is very distressing” "Then why don't you do something about it?" “I shall do the best I know how" the peasant said quietly “What will that be?” the general demanded “I shall keep on plowing” The notable mark of the peasant was that he recognized the futility of panic and fear His broad insight was and is an essential in time of war Only when its people are under that control can a nation operate effieently and rationally If there is yet no opportunity actively and materially to aid in prosecution of our war with the axis nations about the best thing we can do is- - like Tolstoy's peasant -- "keep on plowing” Chow Mein famous Chinese dish we understand is not a Chinese dish at all It was invented by a certain ingenious Chinee in Ban Francisco especially to satisfy a tough bunch of Americans who threatened this particular individual with cutting off his pigtail unless he provided them with a satisfactory concoction of short order His larder was badly depleted so the Chinee just threw everything he hud around into one bowl and came out with what " means in Chinese The Chinese themselves never eat it field you who are c o n t emplating school leaving or don't exact- ln Htisinesi There's a story Tolstoy tells on war and w'hat to do about it "When Napoleon was staging his historic attack on Russia at one the apparently-invincibl- e timo French conqueror was steadily apfor Doom proaching Moscow Russia's capital city seemed sealed A Russian general riding through the farm area about Moscow came upon a ragged peasant no end of persons’ quiet life plans For those of lmlmt tTawi-a- aelsoll by stau amlersen States into the war has upset knian Mildi d Pairy Jau Hei n Don'- i'kH'-iliuta Stewatt ChaiUnte Heiniod Emma Anne K'Uiiuh Woodland Mai tin Im'on Pnk Sfoit'- - Kt poi tei M Undo hiv Staten Mill Muin Moli Chink iioodw m I amis Kiokas Patk-PinW riL'Iit Kav iaitz Mnioiie Moth Wakk Devv Mic'owm June Stocks Fate Jau Mis' t'oiinne StnKi Hot Didel -- Inecla Hickman Gwenn Hunsaker and IMitoral Rtcrto lvidf! bison Mai tc I'avid li union Kan Uet-o- ii 1L Pallaid Pi-iin PARDON1 SANTA AISS7 I WHERE TELL CAN fIND TO OLD HONORABLE MUNITIONS PLANT ? Cheap Skates Are Named Premier In “Ice Follies Runners are being worn eight inches long and touching the floor this winer Lit-Sa- p according to all authorities who take the ice and get cold : boulders just for the sake of cuting figure eights and Comes Christmas which we have to admit is better and the Cluistmas spirit than cutting no figure at all same sap gets fooled every However it's "Ice Follies" which year! But the situation is claim our attention as thermo- only noticeable in the summer when the needles on the meters drop to ceiling zero and influence within his particular sphere of living and that he “ j1Eshmyx regularly studies his we drop and there about the giant conifer west of the to make his contributions within even a German who may well begin m Orientation each Ion- - ice And so with a F Temple droop and pine small unit of hs small sphere— his family group !day cloged hisA1ieriei’’atth-s-s- and and a tattered torso or' distinctly anomic At home many will sense an unfamiliar tension due to sjo’n on December x and saiu I thumb the gardeners wonder what two wr piesent the "Ice Follies of the anxiety each member of the family is living under don’t want to study This is inte- - ’41’’-is wrong 0 they are: Probably father and mother are victims of this great estmg" However science has to go to the rinks with a The object of interest was one known the cause of the anxiety more than any other rpember of the group The “cheap skate” assistant promost potent balm that can be administered in such a situ- Moyle Quince Rice — — to take a glide in the malady and every Christmas to when the decorators produce ation is the expression of consideration patience affection fessor of English who lectured direction its wiong to be seen in the young ’uns on English a long string of blue lights less and appreciation on the part of children toward parents anything and its place in the than a black skirt lined in red correct We do and trim the tree for all to While at home for the holiday why not be alert to every life of usage a college student M Q (and then there are those of us’j in fog Two casualties were listed in the see except to and Mother Dad that you are opportunity to prove quipped he chuckled he beamed who show up in a blue chill) shudder the horticulturists ranks of advanced nutrition exand trust confidence of and their that he you all above But deepest worthy personified to listen to a line on ice It is obvious that these same perimental guinea pigs this week are striving to prepare yourself to meet whatever ajiist- - his favorite maxim "Be Inter- - it as numbers two and four out of six doesn't hold up lights produce a spring-lik- e usually ment life demands of you in a maner that will reflect credit esting" kicked off from deficiency in heat which lures the sap to to fall— to fall in vve predict an increased enroil-t- o on them By so doing you may be assured that your gilt — — to get cold feet (personalVitamin C Number four passed rise and hope Then comes the lights New Year's the family will be a bundle of Christmas joy and happi- - n!ent m his already crowded com-ne- ly we're sitting before our cozy away the day war was declared classes He 3 a favorite on radiators the are back in excelsior more valuable and lasting than anything money can Jics-tlopossibly partly from the shock ot pretty often after a the campus He dares his students good the event and number two simply sap is out in the cold icing and wondering why we buy to be “dullies’ and even advises don’t tree sadly refused to eat dying Wednesday and the pine get together with California The most reliable recipe for a Merry Christmas and a students to bring their knitting which freezes ice for warm rinks counts its rings wondering Number two had the honor of beto New Year make of is life sure that the daily Happy to class so that his lectures won’t if each will be its last ing dissected and pickled in alcohol why can't we warm rinks for your family is happier because you are home from college fall on idle hands But Other note of interest in the adice that's already frozen? with a greatly enhanced love and appreciation for home C ATHOLIC vanced nutrition lab finds Madonna what we mean is it will be a cold and family Herbert's pet rat now being fed students on the campus as day in January or December beon a protein deficiency diet losing " well as those of other faiths will fore we'll be singing "Ice a One country indivisible ith liberty be interested to know that the new weight rapidly The rat is a vete- again and this is why ran of a grueling biochem lab term The third annual Forester-Eng- and justice for all” This pledge of al- - ly completed church of St Thomas You can preserve anything but ‘So legiance is on the lips of every true- - Aquinas at 45 East Fifth North your dignity on ice All of which ineer joint meeting and competi-- j last year Ve stack right up along with blooded American from Maine to Cali- - Will be opened with its first mass makes this so unnecessary be- - 'tion for the Little Brown Jug stalemate the NEW Y'ORKER in the opinion sit ended in a forma and it is an utterance of the in the new chapel Sunday at 8 am cause people who skate don't like last Thursday night as either team that "Here Comes Mr Jordan" is Us followed by another at 10 am The around inside and read things greatest significance to those usurpers two Dominican failed to score enough to win The the best show in many a day We'd priests the Rev this anyway of justice who thought that Americans contest was bitterly fought by the even go so far as to say it should J H Valine OP and the Rev were not unified Like nothing else C V McEachen OP arrived all be required in the curriculum to put up with until we obtain two traditional rivals through could the act of war brought on by Japan has made us a last Tuesday to make preparations that mythical Union building which the events from picking up raisins along with Freshmen Orientation single unit fighting with our English friends Our Presi- for the opening seems destined for erection about with a toothpick to the Kelker received first place for an event dent has pledged this nation to victory "So help us God” RUE CHAMPAGNE 1975 The great faculty handicap al- original interpetation and may every other country that is now pursuing the sort of fizzled out on the IT'S GAIETY After the evening's festivities title of “aggressor" take note of our answer to Japan Alpha Chi Omegas last Tuesday and the Christmas spirit in ways a feature of the evening was contest between Pro- refreshments were served by the when in keeping with their theme the halls these days The student an artistic We are fighting fire with fire and are covering our peacefessor Kelker of the Foresters and engineers and a search was inful talk with action the action that acts in a booming pledges of the group began de- body officers decorated a tree in Dean Croft who represented the stituted for the Little Brown Jug home the hall main after the the Institute ballroom corating voice and shoots steel instead of benevolence man was to draw which has some how been economics building came out with Engineers Each was their decorations Chief among However this action has not come too soon Foi' many a picture of Hitler and Professor a huge shape of a champagne one last Monday The library has years in fact since 1917 when this country had the chance glass which was to have blue gone one better since it has to be a woild powet wc hae sat back and said we aio balloons wreaths in addition to a lighted simulating bubbles but have not tried to substantiate this state- - img out of it tree These three buildings are all we frequent so if there are 'ment Let all citizens of the American government take institute officials four hours to this action as being one of progressiveness and f°re the dance vetoed the decora-no- t any we have overlooked consider of just striking back It is true that we are forced tions as “'’’’vemiy for the LDS them noted to fight now but if we do get embroiled in other wars bultlin' and the pledges had to We're applauding Congresswoman Rankin who voted against ad shifting of plans through this action let us see the situation as it is We Personally we fad to see any- - war last Monday— not because are a world power The rapid progress in communication outofway about their idea we didn’t agree with the rest of and ti anspoi tation has made it impossible foi us to sit thlng The connotation is not one of Congress that war was necessary snugly in the western hemisphere drinking so much as it is one of but because she had the courage May we point out that this Japanese war is not just mere association with the cur- - to maintain her stand on a prinRoom 102 Main Building an incident From what statistics we are able to get rentiy popular song “Blue Cham ciple which she believes right the Japanese navy is quite worthy they have large iaKne" Bllt tle whole experience even under the enormous pressure Offers numbers to draw from for their army and above all they Wl11 be a note of warning to all of war alarm The of New committees both Yorker 100 a that COURSES reports OF COLLEGE GRADE have the experience of actual conflict which is a huge subsequent Alpha Chi Omega and other camp- - Wisconsin barber shop offers "A To advantage in an army Japan also has the lead in this war i Uf groups Haircut While U Wait" And here bv her surprise attack upon a large scale On the other COLLEGE STUDENTS MEN IN THE ARMY was I in in a situation ticklish the the habit of calling back It's hand America has had to divide her navy between the extreme but one that will have for mine in thirty minutes NAVY AVIATION UNITS Pacific and the Atlantic We have however the largest and resources of any country in the world plus the potentially ir Ger-Ther- ' Tree Gets Gets Fooled ' ht-r- i frost-bitte- n he now-mad- “dog-food- -- ss Mug-gin- AN On The Campus We SW° Tiai Hidel- - bravado and st earn letting the entrance of — Sam Dailey Richard Komnev ef Business Manager — 1941 KEMAKKS on the campus this week have naturally centered around the war Some of the most have included: "I’m not coming back to school next quarter’’ Guess I'll join the air corps the army will get me anyway" "The school is going to be turned into a military training camp" While a lot of this is mere ne siii Knitted i Ste-u- i I (nil under act of i ate of poMJye piuskh d tin 1? 10 12 DECEMBER hv ineda hirknian Telephone m Wednesday telephone 50 ‘ind-tit'PuDh'lit d weekh By the animate dual al't?e Fiiniol lv fiuk & Kail Hiintm Ison at L oinl t Ijbb mail matter Seiaember Mtn h L INTO Am upturn e fui mailing at ''per Christmas On The Bandwagon 1942 LIFE LOGAN UTAH Foresters’ Log Help God Sears-RoebuAllred — sophomore schi last year’s state FEA president doesn't draw' Emery down south his home buhv&rk majors in Vocational Agriculture friends say he can’t settle down to women likes bull hard to satisfy woman quiet at the "cracker box” clown on Gth North studit He! Stewart —reads about Napoleon Alp but doesn’t u who betrayed her room-mat- e Ome house girl tables turned on her Studei Education writer Brigham City pea society has career planne doesn't want to teach school of marrying a soldier which should be easy nov teaches Sunday school and hates bratty kids r sponsor Jack Anderson — contemplating joining air corps football manager Tremonton hometowner debate man gets a kick out of taking care 0 likes cider takes a lot of speech a: props second year French matics presses his pant-wrestles but not officially day qualifies of Kappa Delta dream boy Intercollegiate Knig editor °c: Joy Nelson — Granite high S L school yearbook and scholarship winner Ed proves brilliance in again with art on the side lives at girls’ dorm and writes poet can history has no regard for hours at least after dark in the army and several here writes for b Wells ck inner "E ecti iexpl' libit w : iqin 1 cl in Th Jede man 'Salt arb are rroft Mari SVesl WIV Til libit ebt I! 0 lor ( lie t if lene javi parties Barton Bowden — goes for a Chi Omega At on statistics and other business classes his major is the hardest in school pulls optical SP tricks rt goes on dates in Lincoln Zephyr dad a banker Preston Idaho missionary Dr tests against noise while studying Sigma Alpha I nit' ! serious minded but no ulti Hazel Stoddard — Kappa Delta pledge brunet 4 s' likes Richmc-Nort- ave wears red mittens talks a lot Cache people where by the way she hail- lan leads cheers as frosh cheer que- non freshman ton- toy over in main hall selling Christmas seals drum major at North Cache grass-cutte- r she only loves one boy at school dwells in extensioi irt!ei Shirley Bishop — brainy spur: gets straight A’s at most Kap house comes in from the land of Delta er wears ‘ft another Intercollegiate Knight works in cvf"ois and eats lunch at dairy 'fctatt Agriculture major has a “lovely" speaking voice i A matieal whiz femme friends freshman sports editor 'tne spend-workin- ss - I Ir' n Tiers ONE 0- 'SS 0 0 0 0 of the real joys of the Christy the opportunity toai aside the routine and customs of eijr business and in real sincerity wish p)f friends a Merry Christmas and a Ha: Lew Y ear! is A1 mm Sai' 0 'Sfts RECHOW-MORTO- 0 0 0 I rFOOTWKAK: HOSIERY 31 LINGERIE AC’CESSORESthe North Main Ixgan b Itali jf year tatf “II ihiL ida1 iiefic too How to Win Friends udds in one easy lesson Treat yourself and others to wholesome delicious Wrigley’s Spearmint Gum Swell to chew Helps keep breath sweet teeth bright The Flavor Lasts - tumb-importa- Correspondence Study Department e Utah State Agricultural College -- largest navy tu the world to back it up Americans are rallying to the colors of our flag and in the first day of declared war we surpassed the enlistments on the first day of World War I The repercussions that we as students have to meet are many and complicated In no instance should we talk anything but unity It is often said that colleges breed communists and anarchists We should surely dispel this misconceived notion If the army or navy of the United Btates should call us to fight we should do so with the feeling of responsibility in preserving the American way of life and in finding some reasonable method of righting this world situation after we have obtained a victory In ' most instances college men are the leaders in any branch of the service We as college students should recognize our part clearly If we are leaders let us be freedom-lovin- g Twenty-thre- e leaders years ago my father and your father fought to maintain this way of life we speak so freely about This time we must secure victory and then make it stick i NATIONAL DEFENSE WORK Winter Sports Equipment SKIS BINDINGS SKI BOOTS KNIT GLOVES SOCKS ETC For Catalogue and Further Information Inquire Room 102 Main Building Popular Styles! 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