Montana Kaimin, November 22, 1966

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1 Universiy of Monana ScholarWorks a Universiy of Monana Monana Kaimin Monana Kaimin, November 22, 966 Associaed Sudens of Universiy of Monana Le us know how access o his documen benefis you. Follow his and addiional works a: hps://scholarworks.um.edu/sudennewspaper Recommended Ciaion Associaed Sudens of Universiy of Monana, "Monana Kaimin, November 22, 966" (966). Monana Kaimin. 32. hps://scholarworks.um.edu/sudennewspaper/32 This Newspaper is brough o you for free and open access by ScholarWorks a Universiy of Monana. I has been acceped for inclusion in Monana Kaimin by an auhorized adminisraor of ScholarWorks a Universiy of Monana. For more informaion, please conac scholarworks@mso.um.edu.

2 Spanish Scenes Evoked Monoya Capures Crowd Wih Flashy, Fiery Music By ED MURPHY Kaimin Reviewer Carlos Monoya capivaed his audience of,700 wih he beauy, fiery passion and happiness of Spain las nigh in he Universiy Theaer. The flash of Spanish gypsies dancing around an open fire could almos be seen as Monoya creaed his musical images. The dancers could be heard samping he inricae rhyhms of flamenco and heir billowing skirs and flashing eyes came o life hrough he musical colors he guiaris creaed. Technically, Monoya was nearly perfec. A imes, he lis ener would swear wo guiars were playing. The aris s fin gers raveled over he srings unil hey became a blur. He would begin a number wih a hree-bea rhyhm, add anoher wih four or six beas, and have wo or hree separae rhyhms going a he same ime wih he individual fingers of his righ hand. He would ap ou an inricae bea on he sounding board of he guiar. He played a imes only wih his lef hand on he neck. The combinaion of hese hings added up o a echnical knowledge of -his insrumen second o none. He began he program wih a number eniled Fiesa. This is a name used by he Spanish gypsies, o describe one of heir dance rhyhms wih several sudden changes. Monoya creaed a sim ple melody wih his righ humb. His fingers produced he'rhyhms. He would weave hem ogeher ino a piece ha seemed fanasic ally difficul and ye, melodically simple. Bulerias, a ypical flamenco dance provided he hrill of he radiional Spanish dance. In his number, he gypsies improvise in exremely fas and ricky rhyhms. The bes number of he evening was Rondena. This is a Cane de Levane, meaning song from he Eas. I is played in a gypsy.one scale differen from he conven ional one used for mos Spanish music. I moved hrough he spec rum of musical emoion srong and aggressive o joyfully playful o sadly pensive. Gaia Gallega, meaning bag pipes from Galicia, a province in norhern Spain where here is a srong Celic influence, picured a complicaed dance done by hese people. Monoya produced a bag pipe effec on he guiar ha was remarkably accurae. The Spanish guiaris received a sanding ovaion a he end of his concer. His firs encore was a musical picure of Seville feauring he sounds of drums and bugles. The marching fee of soldiers could be heard as he drums faded ino he disance. His second encore was his own arrangemen of he familiar Malaguene. Monoya concluded wih an American une, S. Louis Blues* flamenco syle. New I.D. Cards Se for Nov. 23 Disribuion Disribuion of phoographic idenificaion cards for Missoula sudens and sudens remaining on campus over Thanksgiving will ake place Wednesday and Friday, according o he following sched ule: Wednesday morning,'a-e; af ernoon, E-K; Friday morning, LQ; afernoon, R-Z. Remaining cards will be disrib ued afer Thanksgiving as fol lows: Nov. 28, A-C; Nov. 29, D-F; Nov. 30, G-I; Dec., J-M; Dec. 2, N-Q; Dec. 5, R-S; Dec. 6, T-Z. Reakes of faculy, saff and suden picures will ake place in Main Hall Audiorium Nov. 29. Sudens will be noified by mail if a reake is necessary. Faculy members will be lised in he fac uly newsleer. The UM Food Service has or dered cards almos idenical o he ID cards for use as dining hall passes. They were supposed o ar rive Nov. 7, according o Rober Blakely, food service direcor. Mr. Blakely said he planned o call he manufacurer oday o ask abou he delay. If he cards arrive during he week afer Thanksgiving, hey will be given ou o sudens before he quarer ends. herwise, hey will be disribued a he beginning of winer quarer. Under he phoographic meal pass sysem, Mr. Blakely said he suden will reain he same meal pass number as long as he eas in he food service. Under he pres en sysem, he card number is changed every quarer. MNTYA S MDS Varied as ofen as his syles of playing. Carlos Monoya, world renowned MNTANA Universiy of Monana Missoula, Monana ASUM presiden Tom Behan and Lee Tickell, Program Council chairman, will mee represena ives of Monana s oher colleges Dec. 3 o arrange a our of Up Wih People. Up Wih People is a program of Sing-u 66, a ouring group of college sudens, ha sponsors a hooenanny program in suppor of moral rearmamen. The possibiliy of a our of Up Wih People was discussed a he Monana Suden Presidens As sociaion meeing in Helena c. 28 and 29. Up Wih People would presen programs in Billings for Rocky Mounain College and Easern Monana College, a Carroll Col lege in Helena, he College of Grea Falls, Norhern Monana College in Havre, Monana Sae Universiy in Bozeman and UM. Jim Barr was crowned Pepper min Prince a he Peppermin Prince Ball Friday nigh. Barr, Sigma Phi Epsilon s candi dae, was chosen by he freshman women of Branly, Corbin, Norh Corbin and Turner Halls. He was crowned by Suzanne Goodman, presiden. The Missoula Miss Wool Pag ner will represen Monana a he Triangle her candidaes for Pepper ean will be Dec. in he UM s naional Miss Wool cones in min Prince were Ken Thompson, Texas. Music Recial Hall. Craig Hall; Ralph Adams, DuniThe pagean, sponsored a UM Enrans will be judged on heir way Hall; Ed Wallner, Miller Hall; by he AWS Special Evens Com charm, poise and ase in clohes. Liddicoa, Alpha- Kappa miee, is one sep in a series of Each woman will model a formal Bill Rick Harden, Alpha Tau eliminaions o choose Miss Wool and a bahing sui during he UM Lambda; mega; Bill Vogel, Dela Sigma of he U.S.A. Four UM coeds will compeiion. They will also deliver Phi; Jay Glover, Phi Dela Thea; be sen o he sae cones in Jan an exemporaneous speech. Dave Schuller, Phi Sigma Kappa; uary a Bozeman. The sae winum enrans are Carole Franko- Damon Ganne, Sigma Alpha Ep vich, Triangle; Jill Beck, Dela silon; Buzz Blasic, Sigma Chi; Gamma; Darlene_, Young, Dela John Vaccarelli, Sigma Nu; Lavon Dela Dela; Bonnie McFarlane, Bamaby, Tau Kappa Epsilon, and Alpha Phi; Mizi Hamblock, Kap Mike Byrne, Thea Chi. pa Alpha Thea; Mikal Morgan, Karol Kramer was he only UM Kappa Kappa Gamma; Mary El debaer o place in he Norhwes len McCall, Elrod; Pam Sockamp, Thanksgiving Hours Triangle Debae League Tourna Turner, and Karol Kramer, Sigma Thanksgiving vacaion begins men las weekend. She was hird Kappa. Candidaes o represen in he ral Inerpreaion of Li Knowles Hall or Alpha micron wih he end of regular classes eraure porion of he compeiion Pi have no been named. oday. a Washingon Sae Universiy, In oher AWS aciviies: All adminisraive offices will Pullman. Sally McInosh, AWS presi be open Wednesday and Fri The UM eam was no seleced den, has se Nov. 30 as he dead day. The UM Food Service, he for he final round of compeiion. line for sending Chrismas cards Grill and he Lodge desk close Tweny-four eams compeed in and Cookies o Vie Nam. If hey oday a 5:30 p.m. The Grill and he debaes and eigh eams were are sen laer hey will no arrive he Lodge desk will reopeix represened in he oral inerpre- in ime fo rhe holidays, Miss Mc Sunday afernoon. ion even. Inosh said. Library hours for he holiday Debae eam members Charles Deadline for urning in ap are as follows: Briggs, David Malouf, Carol Lynn plicaions for Miss U of M is Tomorrow: 8 a.m. o 5 p.m. Greenfield and Waler Kirkparick Nov. 30. Thursday: closed will ravel o he Universiy of Dianne Popham and Carolyn Friday: 8 a.m. o 5 p.m. Washingon in Seale Thursday Nayemasu have been appoined Saurday: 8 a.m. o 2 noon o compee in he Wesern Speech co-chairmen of he AWS Women s Sunday: 6 p.m. o 2 midnigh Associaion Tournamen. Week Commiee. Miss Wool Pagean Scheduled For Dec. in Music Recial Hall UM Declaimer Places a WSU KAIMIN AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Sudens o Plan 6Up Wih People9 Tour of Campuses SPE Candidae Chosen as Prince flamenco guiaris, las nigh enerained a he Universiy Theaer. (Phoo by Byron Baker) Tues., Nov. 22, 966 VoL 69, No. 30 Conference Plans Campaign For Sae s Culural Growh Special o he Kaimin By JIM EGGENSPERGER Delegaes o Monana s firs Governor s Conference on he Ars mapped sraegy for culural growh in he Treasure Sae while meeing in Bue Saurday. Charles Mark, direcor of Sae and Communiy peraions for Endowmen of Ars, a federally sponsored organizaion, described he responsibiliy of he federal governmen in developing sae ars programs. Mark said ha unil recenly sae and federal governmens mainained ha culivaion of culure was an individual respon sibiliy bu ha encouragemen of Foresry Lab To pen Feb. The Foresry Science Labora ory on Beckwih Ave. will open Feb., according o Edward Kook of he Foresry Science Labora ory, presenly,, in he Missoula Federal Building. Mr. Kook said he laboraory would be used mainly for foresry research projecs raher han a eaching laboraory. However, he 20 scieniss employed in research projecs will be available o he Universiy for foresry lecures, said Mr. Kook. He said graduae sudens in.foresry will be employed in he research projecs on a par-ime basis. Furhermore, some under graduae sudens may be em ployed by he laboraory. The laboraory, financed enirely by he federal governmen, was buil on land which he Universiy graned o he governmen. Also laboraory personnel will work closely wih he foresry, boany and economics deparmens of he Universiy. Fuure plans for expanding he laboraory, according o Mr. Ko ok, include a greenhouse and a doubling in he size of he presen laboraory. Weaher We Cloudy skies and rain showers are anicipaed oday. The Weaher Bureau predics snow in he moun ains mixed wih rain showers in he valley. The high oday is expeced o be in he 0s. Winds are expeced o be from he souhwes abou 0 miles per hour. The high yeserday was 5. he ars by governmen is now seen as a necessiy. Two and a half million dollars was appropriaed for he culure aid program las year, is firs year of operaion. The program can give ourigh grans of $25,000 and up o $50,000 in maching funds o sae ars councils. John Highower, execuive di recor of he New York Sae Ars Council, explained New York pro grams and he mehods by which similar programs could be adoped in Monana. He said ha every dollar spen on he ars in New York generaes a reurn of hree o four dollars. James Haughey, a Billings aris and sae senaor, said a fine ars program is necessary for Monana because indusries, when seeking new plan sies, look for he cul ural opporuniies near a pro posed locaion. He also conended ha ouriss seek culure and Mon ana s naural resources alone may no be sufficien ouris draw. Haughey said many of Monana s young people leave he sae be cause of a lack of culural oppor uniy. Members of a seminar on visual ars discussed visual-ar eaching in elemenary and secondary schools and he possibiliy of hir ing ariss as advisers for eaching programs. Firman H. Brown Jr., UM asso ciae professor of drama, was chairman of a drama seminar dur ing he conference. He said his group considered recommending hiring a drama specialis o advise communiies, esablishing an of fice of drama educaion under he Sae Board of Educaion, and cre aing a regional reperory company which would perform in Monana and near-by saes. Music seminar chairman George Perkins said pariciparfs discussed sponsoring ours by music compa nies from Monana and oher saes. Mrs. Blanche Judge repored ha members of he dance seminar considered mehods of improving dance programs in Monana and menioned he possibiliy of hiring he Uah Professional Balle o our Monana. Council Presiden Charles Bolen, dean of he School of Fine Ars a UM, said he council s principal problem has been lack of funds. He plans o ask he 967 Monana Legislaure o make he council a permanen body and he will re ques an appropriaion of $80,000. He said he council has received a $25,000 gran from he federal gov ernmen.

3 Freeman Sresses Im porance o f U Segmens C ooperaing To he Kaimin: I would like o quesion wo poins in Susan Lawrenz's iner esing sory on he Universiy residens. I do hink sories like his and oher - recen Kaimin pieces are adding finely o our Universiy consciousness. Wihou knowledge and imaginaion for he problems and persons of he pas we live wih a lean confidence in he worh of anyhing communal we migh aemp for he fuure. Mrs. Lawrenz wries abou he urbulence in ha followed on he Librarian s placing Vardis Fisher s ^Passions Spin he Plo on an open reading shelf: Violen objecions from he faculy fol lowed. Presiden Simmons ordered he book removed from he shelf and a revol began. I remember he affair his way: ff-campus persons who learned ha Fisher s book was being com mended o sudens aenion pro esed o he Sae Board of Edu caion. The Sae Board ordered ha book and all such books be removed from he pen Shelf. The Librarian removed all books from he pen Shelf. I was hen ha suden and faculy proes agains he Board s order began. I recall hearing Dr. Swain, he Execuive Secreary of he Board, say ha he order of he Board was un forunae and he hoped i could be forgoen. Bu he fa was in he fire. I all ended only afer mis forune for many Universiy per sons, high and low. The whole business was more complicaed han I have suggesed, bu he crucial error, as I see i, was he Board s aking ino is own hands a siuaion ha ough o have been. handled wihin he Universiy. A he end of her accoun of Presiden McFarland s many con ribuions o he Universiy, Mrs. Lawrenz speaks of his closing he road around he oval, bu says nohing of his closing ou one of he oldes radiions of he Uni versiy, Aber Day. The inegriy of Aber Day had long been in quesion, bu no one had had imaginaion enough o ransform is dying paerns of hard work and good fellowship' ino a new life. Presiden McFarland negoi aed a good rade: for he aban doning of he disrupive Aber Day radiion he secured he spring vacaion, wh i c h immediaely proved o be he refreshing inno vaion he campus needed. The drinking-problem affair of did no work ou so for unaely. Abou his Mrs. Lawrenz says: He (Presiden McFarland) presened he drinking problem on campus o he Missoula Roary Club. He was accused of airing he I s Worh Your Time o Sop... THISTLE DEW ANTIQUES Lewis and Clark Highway U. S. 2 Roy and Sella Van srand S ix M ile i W e i o f Lolo, M on. G e I D one In T im e diry linen of he campus before he public. However, he remained firm in his views and wih he help of a suden-faculy commiee, a draf of rules and proposals was issued. Many of he resricions exis oday. I would like o give a differen sress o he affair as I remember i: Presiden McFarland called a faculy meeing in May, 955 o repor on a saemen he had made o he Missoula Roary Club and given o he press ha day on he suden drinking problem on and off campus. He read an elaborae se of regulaions which could be objeced o a a laer public hear ing if necessary. I do no remem ber well he faculy reacion. I have vivid memories of he longlasing resenmen ha moved in he suden body. Presenly he suden officers, wih Gary Jysad as Presiden of ASMSU, se up a large ad hoc commiee o define he sudens hinking on he problem and o ry for a reconsideraion of he regu laions. This commiee invied several faculy members o mee. wih hem, no o guide or suppor hem, bu jus o lisen and say wha hey would. u of hese ar duous meeings came a reques o he Presiden ha he gran he commiee a hearing which he graned. There followed four or five meeings wih he Presiden and various deans and faculy members. And ou of hese mee ings came a grealy whiled-down se of regulaions and a proposal for esablishing some kind of su den board o paricipae in he enforcemen of he new regula ions. Bu i was a soured conclu sion. If only here had been an idea, a radiion, a machinery, for iniia ing he consideraion of a serious problem no in rage bu in he good emper ha marked he final meeings, he ill-sarred Judicial Council would have had a chance o succeed and we migh be well ahead of where we are oday wih procedures for suden adminis raion relaionships. I have reaccened wo of Mrs. Lawrenz s accouns only because hey are vial illusraions of wo imporan poins: ) The members of a governing board of a univer siy mus be persons wih ineres and wisdom enough o become knowledgeable and rusing of he insiuion hey help o govern, and 2) In order o keep a universiy on is high course of sudy and dis covery and creaion, he segmens of he universiy need well-esab lished ways of cooperaion o avoid he conflics ha make up he sad par of Mrs. Lawrenz s sory. Wach for he Merle Norman Cosmeic Beauy Salon PENING SN!! 25 W. Main P o w e r m eans P ro g re s s! And ha is why I.hink Dr. Doering and Mr. Griffin of he Local Execuive Board of MSU, are so wrong in heir recen de rogaion of wha progress is now being made on our campus oward sharing responsibiliy wih su dens in he governance of univer siy life. The principle underlying i all is no a lae invenion of he New Poliical Lef. Alexis de Tocqueville expressed i over 30 years ago when he mainained ha he mos powerful and perhaps he only means we sill possess of in eresing men in he welfare of heir counry is o make hem par akers in he governmen. EDMUND FREEMAN Professor Emerius, English V'V5 TAMARACK LETTER ART 202 Florence Hoel Phone Low Suden Raes UM Social W elfare Dep. Said Fauly To he Kaimin* I am a senior majoring in social welfare. ne of he hings ha bohers me abou he Universiy s social welfare major is he limied choice of insrucors in his de parmen and he over-emphasis of heoreical consideraions as opposed o he pracical side of he coin. I have had he opporuniy o work ou in he field and find ha here is lile correlaion be ween he maer deal wih in social welfare classes and he skills and knowledge required o work in an agency. I am furher dismayed when I peruse he curren Universiy ca alog and see he changes ha have been made in he Social Welfare major since I sared as a fresh man. The previous major was a comprehensive one encompassing poliical science, hisory, econom ics, a foreign language, sociology, psychology and anhropology. As i is now he only requiremens for a major are cerain social welfare courses, Anhropology 252, he group requiremens, and enough credis o qualify for a degree. I consider he fac ha all bu one of he social welfare courses are augh by a single professor de plorable. I personally have found ha one of his professor s classes ends o be much like he oher and would welcome he opporuniy o learn and o gain insigh from insruc ors who had had pracical experi ence in several differen phases of he social welfare field. To be lim ied o one viewpoin is mos dis ressing even hough ha view poin and mehodology are valid. I would prefer ha my name be wihheld from publicaion because I fear ha my commens would cause me o be in an unfavorable posiion wih he sole professor in he social welfare deparmen and I am forced o look o his profes sor for references and for grades. Name Wihheld s z : :. M M IM M Bi Neal s Shoe Repair has Men s, Women s and Children s MCCASINS and SHE SHINE KITS Elecric, Baery-peraed, Travel AT THE SIGN F THE RED BT 35 W. Main So much o enjoy! HMGENIZED MILK MNTANA KAIMIN Dan Webber -Edior Gene Speelman..Managing Edior Published every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of he school year by he Associaed Sudens of UniverIlsm uilizes he Kaimin for pracice courses, bu assumes no responsibiliy and exercises no conrol over policy or conen. ASUM publicaions are respon sible o Publicaions Board, a commi ee of Cenral Board. The opinions expressed on his page do no neces sarily reflec he views of ASUM, he Sae or he Universiy Adminisraion. 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4 Brown Takes Fifh in Kansas, Vandals Earn Lindgren Capures Firs Place Second Place Doug Brown, UM cross counry running sar, placed fifh in he Naional Collegiae Cross Counry Championships yeserday in Law rence, Kan. Winner of he. six-mile race was Gerry Lindgren of Washingon Sae, who se a new course record of 29:0., 23 seconds faser han he record se las year by John Lawson of Kansas. Brown planned o leave Law rence oday for Los Angeles where he will run in he NCAA Senior Men s Championships Saurday. In he California race, also six miles, Brown will be pied agains some of he world s bes runners, in cluding Bill Mills, gold medal win ner. in he 96 lympics for he 0,000 meer run. Villanova won he eam ile. Tips o Scrimmage Cubs Today The Grizzly varsiy baskeball players will do bale wih he baby Bruins his afernoon as hey prepare for he hoop season jus ahead. The varsiy eam had an inersquad scrimmage Saurday and Coach Ron Nord said yeserday his boys were more advanced a his poin han las year a his ime. We won really be able o ell unil we play somebody, hough. Inersquad games don really show much. Nord is looking forward o he game wih he freshmen and is very enhusiasic abou he ussle wih he alumni eam Nov. 29. The experience of he alumni eam members is sure o provide siff compeiion. Half of he alums were on he baskeball eam. Sudens mus have heir aciviy ickes for admission o he alumni game. MSU Coeds Top Shooing Record Two MSU coeds broke he na :8 PUNDS F DRY-: ional shooing record Sunday in CLEANING FR $2 < a mach in Bozeman. * The naional off-hand record of Coin peraed Washers and Dryers 37 ou of a possible of 00 wih 0 shos was held by A. Z. Wil < liams of Samford, Conn. Firs o op he record was ALWAYS ATTENDED < < M. Boyer, a senior from «Pauline Lewisown wih a score of 327. a he Cahe Cumow, a sophomore from : hen broke he newly es SUNSHINE : Billings, ablished record se by Miss Boyer a score of 32. l LAUNDERCENTER «wih The girls used.22-caliber mach N.E. Corner of Holiday Village* rifles. ia.a A A A A A A A. A A A A A A A A A A A. A A * FLIP AT THE SMITH-CRNA AND RYAL PRTABLES VICTR ADDING MACHINES ZIP IN GD USED STANDARD FFICE MACHINES RYAL CRWN TYPEWRITER SUPPLY C. 3 Norh Higgins Missoula Blueprin Co. CHRISTMAS SPECIAL In Conference The Idaho Vandals capured second place in he Big Sky Con ference Saurday wih a 2-2 win over Weber Sae. Idaho finished wih a 3- con ference mark. The Wildcas placed hird wih a 2-2 record and Idaho Sae fourh wih -3. The Mon ana Grizzlies railed wih a 0- mark. Monana Sae capured he league ile wo weeks ago wih a -0 record. The Vandals fullback, Ray Mc Donald, already apped for he Wes squad in his year s EasWes Shrine fooball classic, raed Player of he Week honors. He hi he Weber defense 3 imes for 255 yards and hree ouchdowns. League saisical sandings were shaken up by he game. The Wild cas reained heir lead in oal offense sandings, finishing heir season wih a record, yards in nine games. Idaho advanced o second wih 3,557 yards while Monana Sae dropped o hird wih 3,32 yards. The Bobca rushing offense re ained is hold on he op spo wih 2,553 yards. Idaho moved ahead of Weber wih a ne gain of 2,3 yards. The Wildcas, wih,993 yards, dropped o hird. Monana Sae was firs in oal defense and rushing defense. They allowed heir opponens 2,38 oal yards and 659 yards on he ground, Idaho s pass defense proved he bes in he league. I allowed op ponens, yards and hree ouchdowns and 20 poins. Mc Donald was second wih 6 TDs and 96 poins. nly one fooball game remains for Big Sky schools his season. Idaho Sae journeys o Porland o bale Porland Sae Thanks giving Day. 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5 C N C E R N I N G The Men s Gym will be open o Universiy sudens Wednesday, Friday and Saurday from 0 a.m. o 5 p.m., and on Sunday from p.m. o 5 p.m. The Saurday and Sunday schedule will be main ained for he res of he quarer. Freshman Camp Commiee News In Brief * * Y U applicaions are available a he Lodge desk. They mus be re urned by Dec. 2. Grades and permi-o-enroll cards will be wihheld from su dens who do no reurn books o he library by he end of he quar er. SUPPER CLUB Phone Enchiladas Spaghei Raviolis pen Weekdays a AM. Sundays a PM. 20 W. Broadway SKI SHP NW PEN! By THE ASSCIATED PRESS 5 in U.S. Disric Cour in Bil lings. A federal grand jury reurned indicmens in Billings Friday naming nine Monana companies, a.rade associaion and nine indi viduals. The acion, however, was announced by he U.S. aorney s office in Washingon, D.C. News... F r o m h e r U s QUALITY DINING AND DANCING Priced o Fi he Campus Budge! Chicken Lobser Seaks HELENA Conracs for con srucion of a new physical plan building a he Universiy of Mon ana and for improvemens o he waer sysem of he Sae Hospial were awarded Monday. BILLINGS Arraignmen of he defendans in he dairy producs price fixing case is scheduled Dec. \ BB WARD & SNS Missoula's Larges Selecion of Fine Ski Equipmen a Money-Saving Prices Parking is a big problem on he Souh Dakoa Sae Universiy campus. The Souh Dakoa Collegian, he suden newspaper, says he cos f regisraion ags has increased o $6. The increase in cos is up $5.50 from 953. The $6 regisraion ags have a resricion. Tag owners can park in designaed areas only. Some sudens are complaining abou he new regisraion ags which have forced hem o park on he ouer fringes of he campus, he Collegian said. The faculy parks in he choice los. The campus will expand o al mos double is presen enrollmen wihin five years he Collegian said. JVVTTVTTWTVTWTTVWTW5 MISSULA A million-dollar elevision ransmier owned by KGV-TV, Missoula, burned o he ground on he summi of TV Mounain Monday. A elevision saion spokesman said ha he fire apparenly sar ed in elecrical equipmen housed in a large meal building. FR SALE Excellen Food a Reasonable Prices We will be open during Thanksgiving Vacaion DRIVE CAREFULLY AND HAVE FUN! CHIMNEY CRNER m FX THEATRE TELEPHNE NW!! -hru- f TUESDAY T o n y C u ris -V im a Lfei-G eo rg e C. S co pen Fridays Till 9 p.m. 32 N. Higgins N o w ih m y w ife, you flo u! ^ i i i iiim iiih iiiiiiiiiiih ih iiiih n iiiiiiim iiih iiiiiih iiiiiiih iiiiiiiiiiim im m ^ J and M CLEANERS NE-HUR MARTINIZING THE MST IN DRY CLEANING Marinizing Is FAST Dry Cleaning Take Home Those Special Tobaccos for Your Faher We Clean ne Bowling Shir Free for Every $2.00 rder! EE Holiday Village Co-Hi Co-Hi The Ihbrkfs Immoral o Advenure! I from pen from 7:30 a.m. o 6 p.m. ne-hour MARTINIZING ANRMAN PANAMA PRDUCTIN Sc/crfiy*I0W ANPANAIMIAM W GUBM j*pupba** Sj SkxjfirN M lanpanam AM llvhfawp»flducejandgreeed0$n RUANPANAM ATECHNICLR9'FRM WARNER BRS. BELL I A U N IV E R S A L P IC T U R E PIPE SHPPE 225 E. Broadway pposie Pos ffice A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A l Las T im e s T o n ig h CLASSIFIED HEMlRSCHCRPRATIN*****BLAKEEDWARDS(WIUC'W H IM didsfw do in he'hfelfcdaddjficlrbydeluxe I PANAVISIN*T! UNITED ARTISTS Shors: 6:30-9:0 Feaure: 7:05-9:50 V -r-w ADS PHNE S a r in g T o m o rr o w... DIRECT FRM ITS RESERVED SEAT PRESENTATIN! Coninuop^PerofmancesL Popular Prices!. IRNING vrzza IRNING DNE. Nea 5c for shirs, 20c for pans. 9 Souh 9h Eas, Ap. B. Phone fc 6. TYPING TYPING IN MY HME. Experienced fc EXPERT TYPING. All papers, heses, work. Will correc. Elecric ypewrier fc EXCELLENT yping. Reasonable raes fc TYPING. FAST. ACCURATE U-fc 0. TRANSPRTATIN WANT RIDES for 3 o New York Ciy Chrismas vacaion. Will share expenses. Call nc RIDERS WANTED eas o Indiana via Norh Dakoa. Leave Dec. or 3. Phone nc STUDENTS WISHING ride o Triniy Bapis Church (So.), For Missoula. Call , Rev. W. Holbrook, Pas or, 29-lc RMR M ilje p B i& g n a * ne Block Eas of he 93 Srip Corner of Benon and Michigan 00 Surprise Nigh and o go along wih i, ry one of our more exoic 7. CLTHING BEAUTIFUL floor lengh whie lace wedding dress wih coa. Two floor lengh formas. Six cockail dresses. Si2es 0 o S. 3rd W. Ap c WILL D ALTERATINS. Years of experience. Specialize Universiy wom ens and men's clohing. Call c EXCELLENT aleraions. 3 blocks from campus. Call fc 8. MISCELLANEUS CHARLTN HESTN LAURENCE LIVIER RICHARD JHNSN AA RALPH RICHARDSN A JULIAN BLAUSTEIN PRDUCTIN Produced by JULIANBLAUSTEIN Wrienby RBERTARDREY ULTRA P A N A V IS I N - TE C H N IC L R ' FEATURE TIMES: Wed., Fri., Mon., Tues. a 7:00 and 9:50 Thurs., Sa., Sun. a :5-:05-6:55-9:5 UNITED ARTISTS Phone WILMA Showplace of Monana LISTEN T KGMY beween 6 o 3 nighly for Ski Scoop by Spur Service. 26-fc 2. FB SALE SAVAGE 2 GAUGE lever acion sho gun wih exra shells, cleaning rod, $20. Call evenings or days. 29-2c STERE Tape Recorder. Robers 00 wih Crossfield heads. > c THE Bk. FCFE s Faculy Evaluaion book. A Booksore or Rudy's. $ c BB TUBE. 7". Cheap. Works. Will bicker. $ c 22. FR RENT LARGE basemen aparmen. Tele phone or c vae enrance afer c RMS FR RENT. Shared cooking. 2 blocks from campus. $39. 3 Univer siy fc PIZZAS Smoked yser Pizza Louisiana Shrimp Pizza Idios Deligh Pizza Impored Sardine Pizza Canadian Bacon Pizza Poruguese Linguica Pizza and 5 her Varieies!! We Deliver Pizza!