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Vol. XXXI VANCOUVER, B .C ., FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1949No, 56

4 A.M. Blaze

Reported By

Woman

Mistaken Identity

Eden To Speak

To Students In Armory

Proinenf Tory Leaders' Plane

Delayed For Two Hours Wednesday

Anthony Eden will speak on the campus after all .

Despite heavy engugemenIs he n'ill address a meeting i nthe Auditorium toddy at 11 :30 arm .

The Tory leader wtls scheduled . --to speak Thursday morning but ho dweather cundi(inns delayed hiti plat ettt'o huurz

Building

morning

them .

An unidentified woman is

reported to have turned in the

first alarm in a fire which

swept through six Home Eco-

nomics huts behind the Physic,;

at 4 a.m. Friday

completely guttin g

Hank Trapped For Saturday Dance

Lectures had been cancelled andemergency posters and sunnd truck shod to be employed to advertise tha t

11 :30 lectures would he held ns unma ndespite the dehy .

Very little confusion resulted o faccount of the delay---- so efficient .were the faculty's emergency ar -I'tll Igcrn'n t :t ,

WILLINGLY trapped by Marjorie "Moonbeam McSwine" McDonald and Ursula `"DaisyMae" Knight is Hank "Li ll Abner" Sweatman chase through upstairs lounge . Hank and the gin the basement of Brock Hall after furiousirls will be present at the WUS Shmoo Ball , inBrock Hall Saturday night . Special attraction at the datce will be a fashion show by Men' sBig Block Club . Commentator for the affair will be Dick Penn .

Member of Parliament for Wartvick -Leamnington since 1923, Mr . Eden hashad a colorful and distinguished ca-reer in English public life .

During the First World War. heserved overseas . 1915 to 1913 with th eKings Royal Rifles, holding the ran kof captain, and winning the Militar yCross .Rugger Captain, Gree k

Unknown Treasurer Ewin gIs Man OF Many Countries

English Head

Mistaken For

Alleged Spy

"'1'o he or not to he SamCarr ' , ' might be an appropriat ephrase for Dr. G. G. Sedge-

wick, head of the UBC English

department to use after his pic-

ture appeared in a downtown

newspaper yesterday in plac e

of the man who had been ar-

rested in New York for alleg--

cdly being a member of a Rus-

sian espionage ring ,

( 'arr was named by a Royal Com-mi.tsinn nil erq,innatte as one of twoCcmidi,in rim, traders of a Russian

pium,ge ring in Canada .

Fire, according to Universit y

Fire Department, started wit h

an explosion . Marwell Con-

struction Company employee ,

who resides iii one of the hut s

ran to the fireball to report the

blaze, but an unidentifie d

woman had already phoned .

Destruction to the huts wil l

run into thousands of dollars

damage. They contained Hom e

Economics equipment. Firemen

refused any estimate of dam -

age. Fire was tinder control

when students arrived for 8 :30

lectures,

Winning his seat in Parliament at ;

a Conservative candidate in 1923, Mr .Eden through the years emerged a sa lending figure its hurt perky . To -day he is rcgn led as 'the crown

prince” of the British Conservativ eparty ; and serves as right-hand aut oof the Rt . Hon . Winston Churchill .

New Treasurer, Elected Throug hAcclamation, Takes Over in Jul y

By DOUG MURRAY-ALLA N

A man of many countries is Walt Ewing newly electedStudents C*ttneih-treasurer ,

He will drop into the slot held by Paul Plant, in July whe nthe next semester officiallly opens .

-----'----Walt is by birth a Highlander an d1 it Is reasonable to assume that hi s, celamation was clue in part to the

Carr was not discovered till Wed-r.e'day hiding in New York . Thedew mown nev;sp;tper in questionj mail 35,000 copies of the paper i nv .hich Dr . Sed„ewick's picture ap-peered :1s Cnrr .

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Mr . Eden's son, Simon. a pilot ef -1 ficer 'in the R .A.E. was killed i n

tction in Burma ill 1945 ,

Cominco Representative

At UBC For Interviews

'Tween'Classe s

DONALII O . STAINSBYPro-Cons Discuss .

Platform Toda y

Phrateres pursesRifled Durin gInitiation mites

he ha'd1415.~were all sent to th eNews, Westminster area . Tire Buck ,

~I ; Hal lender of the LPP party, wa sshocked al the ;rest of Carr .

Papers sent to New Westminste rc( t , mt, ;i :-oil the first copies of the thirdeu .lion, ~

-Progressive - Conservative

Fashion Show At

Extended tour of Canadian universities will be started

Sunday by G . R . MclVleekin, of the staff department, Personne l

Division of The Consolidated Mining and Smelting Compan y

of Canada, Ltd ..

Purpose of his trip is to interview

prospective graduates with a vie w

to making known employment pos-

ibilities at Cominco . He will als o

establish contacts for summer em-ployment of undergraduates .

WUS Coed Danc e

UBC Crime Wave

Commences `Agai n

Phrateres were subject o fnumerous petty thefts Wednes-day night when a sneak thie frifled coats in the . women'swashroom during intiatio nceremonies .

MONTREAL. Que. ICUPt .—A Mc-Gil! Debuting Society team has jus trenraleted an uncdefcacd tour of Bid -tam, during which they competed at(a sggcsv, Bristol, Birmingham andLt nd .nt universities ,

No decision resulted from the tie -Mite at' Os_I'ord, since the two team s'x,-htontc t l one member each .

The Cnn :tdions were described a snc hest spenkcrs who had visite dhelerd in reeent tears .

club will meet today in Hut L i

at 12 :30 p.m . Purpose of the I

meeting will he to discus the

Debatersplatform of the Inrthcumin :

Muck P,tr'liautent .

Remain Undefeated~

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yfChristian Science Orgnni :otion tivil l

hold its rcguln Friday meeting totl,t-in Arts 207 al 12 : :0 p .m . i\lcetine; in-

cludes testimonies o1' Christian Sci-ence healing. Oretmisiitinn cerditrll y

invites all students .

Main attraction at the Women' s

Undergraduate Society co-ed Satur-

day night will be the fashion shots

put on by members of the Men ' s Big

Block Club . The boys will do a take -

,)Y on the WUS fashion show whic h

was put on this full . Commentato r

is Dick Penn .

:

YScout Club meets in Arts Uvl t„d,rr

today will he "Is the Scouts Aiken -once

National

or

Inlern ;ttien ;I 'Bloats t,re purlicIII rI

w'rlrunu~ u .tit discussion .

Provincial police on the campus

report that one wallet containing

about fifteen dollars was taken alon g

with "a great number" of smalle r

items. It is supposed that only a ver y

small percentage of the thefts wer e

reported .

Tuesday LSE Concer t

spirit of Bobby Burns, which return -rag to earth Tuesday decided to re .nmin till Wednesday to shr ike clow n

ty opposition than might arise .Ile wait, not destined to remain i n

the laud of the thistle, however, an dnt the ripe old age of one his famil y

vol fu Sing ;tpere, He spent mos t

of his youth in the Orient before re -Inn ring to Scotland and later to B . Cfor his education .

lie joined the RCAF in 1943 and

served as a pilot and instructor fo rthree years .

In 1946 he came to UBC . He tookthings easy for the first year bu tfiord time to coach the Frosh rugb y

teem .Last year he served on the esecu -

Iitc of VOC and played rugger fo r

the UBC squad .Ile is now captain of the UBC team ,

treasurer of the MAD, and a membe r

01' Psi Upsilon f r aternity ,Walt intends to adopt the same

policy as Paul Plant . He believes tha t

the system now in force must be

given at least lime years to wor kout satisfactorily,

ar

Mr Mcekin will make his trip i n

two sections. The first, in which h e

will be accompanied by J . C . Ross ,

of the Personnel Division, will in-

ciude the Universities of AlbertaSaskatchewan and British Columbia .

On the second section he will accom -

Many J . H. Salter, assistant manager

cf Cominco's Personnel Division .

With Mr. Salter he will visit Queen' s

and McGill University and the Uni-

versities of 'l'()r•onta and Manitoba .

Mr . M'clvleekin will leave Trail o n

the first part of his trip on Januar y

29 . He will visit the Universit y

Alberta from Janunrry 11 to Februar y

2 . Saskatchewan February 3 and 4

and British Columbia February 7, !

and 9 .

Radio Forum Debat eAirs Greek Status

Ile and Mr . Salter will he at the

Univers i ty of Toronto February hi t o

13, Queen's February 21 to 23, McGil l

Februa r y 24 to 26 and the Universit y

of Manitoba March 1 .

Professor Angu's

Speaks To CLU

Professor Henry F . Angus . hettcl t i f

We Department of Economies, Politi-

rnl Science and Suciotn,yv, will leave

for Ottawa on the Ture,eon C ' laumis -

: ion on Pridny night .

()BC Stud nts

Two Noted

Barton Frank, first cellis t

with the Vancouver Symphony

Orchestra, will give a concer t

in the Auditorium at 12:30 p,m ,

en Tuesday, February 1 .

Pitutist John Avison, also with th e

Vane .-(1uer Symphony', will accnmlua t , .

Mr, Frank .

Program includes : Sonoln by Cur -

clii, Suite in C for unaccontpanie, l

tell() by Bach, Schumann's Fantns y

Pieces, Grandns' Orientate, Proko -

Iefla W"Itz rind March, SchuIeri ' e

Ave Marin i and Horn Slnecalo by

Dincu-lieiIrtr .Tea Dance Toda yMay Be Last fine

The Hnn-hou r runcert in .rpnnsur "

hg the LSE .

In his lust address on lit' mortal ,

he will spank to Civil Liberties Un-

ilnt on "l'I tic, nn d the Civil Sere -

kw

at 12 :30 in Avis 2114 .

Radio Forum Moves To Auditoriu m

To Accommodate Expected Crow dRadio Society will Ivy to cleat' ;Wetly some of the fog fro m

the highly controversial question of the status of fraternitie sand sovorilies at the University of British Columbia on it s

weekly University Forum broadcast next week .wit .

In order H accumadittt the larg e

(IC c cl.a expected to hear the debate ,

the time and plate remitt ing of th e

I,ru,ttum have turn moved In th e

Amino' nun at 12 ;10 p nt Wetlncs(ity,f11r . Frank has it wide rrputalion u n

the continent as an artist . At Ili h e

twin a scholarship (milting hint In a ,

cellist, at the C l arks Inntiiute l'Itil -

;adellthia, .

f)I' I' iei ;11 ; nl' the Union w1:1h I nHt—

Student ; the itnl,nrt ;utct '

the ',ilk of Pitit'essor who

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bleu~ . of cierI ervan l

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THE DAILY UBYSSEY

Friday, January 28, 1949

he Daily Llbyssey UBC Sideshow By Gordie Shrum

Member Canadian University PressAtilhnriaed as Second Class Mail, Post Office Dept ., Ottawa. Mail Subscriptions--$2 .50 per year .Pui,lished throughout the university year by the Student Puhlications Board of the Alm a

Miter Society of the University of British Columbia .:14

t ;liloiial ()pinions expressed herein are those of the editorial staff of The Daily Ubyssey no dnot necessaraay th(ee of the Alma Mate. Society nor of the University .

;(Offices in Brock Hall . Phone ALma 1624

For display advertising phone ALma 325 3EDITOR-IN-CHIEF - - - - RON HAGGARTMANAGING EDITOR. - - - - VAL SEAR S

GENERAL STAFF : Copy Editor, Laura Haahti ; News Editor, Bob Cave and Novia Hebert ;Features bider, Ray Baines ; CUP Editor, Jack Wasserman ; Photography Director, Ellanor Hall ;

Spurn, Editor, Chuck Marshall ; Women's Editor, Lori Francis .

('ite Editor This Issue JI, .I BANHNI I

Scott and the Greeks

Next time Jac' . Scott comes out of hi s

corner let's hope he has t;luucthint, in hi s

hands besides mud .He is not making the "housecleaning "

any easier by dirtying the floor ,Strange is it may seem to Sun columnis t

Scott, the fraternities and sororities on thi s

Ca111pL1S and Othel'S are making a sincere at -

tempt to remove discriminatory clauses from

their charters . It 's a difficult job .To change a local chapter charter, per -

mission must be granted by the national ex-ecutive of the fraternity at their annual con-ference, Every chapter of the fraternity i srepresented at the conference and each re -presentative carries one vole .

Almost every convention of the Nationa lInterfraternity Council brings at least oneresolution for the elimination of rest r ictiveclauses and it is consistently blocked by fan-atic southern colleges who want no "niggers "

in their groups .

The will of UBC students may be serve din the acclamation of Walt Ewing as treas-urer for 1949-50, he probably would have wo nthe job in an election anyway . But it is un-fortunate to place a high officer of studen tgovernment in the weak position of holdin gpower with no real mandate from the elec-torate,

'Ewing is in a Harry Truman-like position ,

he is an "accidental " t r easurer placed there

ATTENTION NURSING SISTERS .

If ybur navy blue top coat, size IlLis for rate please call IBA 1213-L .

CO RENT—CABIN ON ID 1I .LYBUR NWin . 122- YFOND

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A ,(.', cep, AL . 0119 .IF YOU WISH TO HAVE YOU Ressay• leporl or thesis typed tuxur -

This last few years an attempt has bee n

trade to divide the United States and Canad a

into districts with delegates from each dis-

trict representing all the fraternities in thei r

section .

The movement gained momentum thi s

year with the establishment of a Wester n

regional district, a Southern district and a

Central district . If these representatives can

break the southern bloc the discriminatory

clauses have an excellent chance of bein g

eliminated .

Ii would, of course, be impossible for thi s

I1'I)L' of convention to make any individua l

ch(,rter amendments hut their suggestion ,

coupled with public opinion should force

recalcitrant nationals to amend their con-

stitutions "or get out ."

It's strange indeed that Mr, Scott can se e

the "foam-flecked waters of the Gulf" so wel l

en some clays and can't see farther than th e

end of his nose on others .

by a handful of nominators and not by thos e

from whom he must expect co-operation nex t

year .

As treasurer this year of the Men's Ath-

letic Directorate he has the same background

as Paul Plant and undoubtedly will hold th e

purse strings as effectively as his predecessor .

But his position can only he weakened by th e

apathy which permitted him to slip almos t

unnoticed into office .

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GREY AND BLACK STRIPE D

Shaeffer lifetime pen on west mal l

Wednesday. Jan. 26. Finder pleas e

;drone Jac of AL . 11i18-R .

Miscellaneou s

Walt Ewing, 'Accidental' Treasurer

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THE UBC FILM SOC. PRESENT

"Janosik" . The stony of the SlovalS

National Hero, complete English sub-

titles . Tuesday, Feb . 1, Universit y

Theat r e Admission 25e. 3 :45 continu-

ous. Four shows .

SUNNY LIU, HAWAIIAN TENOR ,

ill present a cancer' at the Ponde r

Auditorium, III 2 :30 p .m., January :10 ,

and will be accompanied by Scot t

Rohetsnn, local musician . Tickets

available at Kcllevs •

1930 PONT1AC COACH. EXCELLEN T

condition . $215 less $20 license . Ful l

r ice $195. Phone Bill at DE. 1543-Y .

NEW AIRFORCE OFFICER'S GREAT

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also blue taffeta evening ('t utu()• siz e

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Manuscripts

Igrs. A. O. RobinsonYou may think you're Ilus -

,y 1)111 ire %Visit you ('0111(1

meet our Chief Tester . Ev-

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es under his expert eye, ev-

cry tuned-up motor musl

receive personal OK he -

lore you gel it hack . His

business is finding fault .

1Ve'rc satisfied he knows

his business .

In This Corner

by jim banham

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"The Three Musketeer's, " currentl yplaying in Vancouver, is short on

movie art and plausibility but long o nentertainment . At times, Gene Kelly' sportrayal of D'Artagnan reminds on eof an nitre-nervous; man with an acut eease of St . Vitus Dance as he leapsaver rooftops and skewers Richelcau ' smen with gusto ,

The other three slat's 'n1 the pictur e-- the Nluskel(vees -- ;ire, 111 ,sat' th eleast, (iiver .5e lot, Athos (Van Heflin )wanders au'nund most of the picturein a drunken daze feeling sorry fo rhim self . One' curl sympathize with Irir nalmost --- he lost Lana 'ruiner, who i nthe picture murders three pc1'sens .She portrays s(`'j Lady de Winter ,one of the n pOW(i'f Lrl Riehelcau 's spies ,who hops from England to Franc edoing his dirty work .

The other tw',) nnlsketemn, Pnrthn s;anti Armuis art' rll••' . sited t() 'neel -

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the picture . The gorriest entails Lan a

Turner opening the door of a room

in a castle to murder the Duke of

L;uckin• ham with the blood of two

older murders oozing from betwee n

her fingers . Seldom have their been

5o many killings out the screen moti-

v'ate'd by nothing more than malice .

It is interesting to note how the

Inrl,lltu'ers of the picture have shifted

he hIi.in '• In the end, luscious Lana' s

head is sent rolling in the dust for al l

he crime that has been perpetrated .

'I he English invaders of France see m

to he on a crusade to rid France o f

('t il . Itiicheleau, the real brains behin d

the corruptness, is made an almost

henerolent figure in the last scen e

as lie grants amnesty to the three

lfuslcctcers and D'Ar'tagnan ,

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1 11 town in the fiat two weeks o f

l i' l lkrIuII'1' it) keel_) event the most bore -

(bail-slr ;et;cn person busy doling ou t

lul,ney' .

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li au' King (if Jazz, Louis Armstrong,

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the standard of records he made 211

yearn ago, A born showman, the grea t

1901115 will have a chance to prove t o

jazz lovers during his stay in town i f

he still has the goods .

"The I)Iunkard," dubbed the ",great-

est show on earth " by the late, grea t

W. C . Fields, is finally coating t o

Vancouver after playing all over the

continent . The play i .s a burlesque o n

the Gay Nineties melodrama that

kicker) young mothers and infants ou t

into the snow at midnight Christma s

Eve fur not being able to pay th e

mortgage ,

Originally conceived as a seriou s

piece of anti-liquor literature, it wa s

picked up by the famous Barnum an d

Bailey circus and turned into a piec e

of sheer burlesque It has played i n

San Francisco for year's to capacit y

crowds who sit at tables and drill! :

while the play is performed in Iron (

of them on the stage ,

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heuefit of ;t personalily,

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('stuWhile wally malt' criticize th e

sl'n1iniental use el the late Millar' s

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These beautiful ties called Arawool s

are real eye-pleaders . The fabrics ar e

100° wool, luxurious and long wear-

ing.

There's a wide range of smart, plai n

colors . . . something for every sui t

you own. Treat yourself to a few of

these neat-knotters today .

ARAWOOLS n n n $1 .50

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and color-ful l

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Friday, January 28, 1949

TIIE DAILY UBYSSEY

Page 3

Pat Cristall VotedIn Ten Best dressed

By SIIIRLEY FINC H

Pat Cristall is the girl who recently brought fame t oUBC 's women by being chosen by fashion editors as an ex-ample of the Well Dressed College Girl, Pat is a member of th e

I tall. She has shiny brown hair, hazel eyes and a gorgeous

.a" wms ,~ ~iiiiR'̀' wawa Jkcdt g .

Photo but Doe .( Bnrru' m

PAT CRIS'TALL

Pegisualien for sorority spat-rush •

t . ill take place February 15 .

further information

at the Dean O f

Aeces',,m•ies, Pat believes, eithe rmake or breal(a costume. Pearls are

3tars Feb .perhaps the most versatile jewellry ,, and scarves will work wonders wit h

Pat thinks that belt s

the fashion pictura M

will open February 1 and wil lplain close on February 7, A fie of on e

dollar is to be paid upon registratio n

in the Dean of Women ' s office ,of aPat's It Rushing will continue from Febrn-

look. Any ary. 7 to 15. Bidding and pledgin ggirl who i5 neat, clean and scrubbed,

pot - Rushing 'I CJI

P(wel's three B's — Beauty, Brains " .

during the rrrrling period .

and Breeding . A person's manse ; is

An yasp ential to good grooming, For the obtaine

dfashion, of today, a girl must be alasts . office. or thing t o

theK caf

crowdBy LONI FRANCI S

"All is fair in love and war" quot h

a pert young co-ed as she snaffle d

a male from under a Mardi Gra s

table to take to the WUS ShmooBall this Saturday night .

Ah deep is th e

f rust ration o fmany youn glad and loss a sShe big even tapprooche s .Some gals aretoo shy to askthe man of thei rdreams. And I

Lear tell some of those same drea m

men are just dying to be asked .Forget your inhibitions girls .

Chivalry Dead ?Not only is it "girl 's treat'' o n

Saturday night but' both today andSaturday it is the girls who are buy-ing your coffee and supplying you rcigarettes boys . Let' s show the me nthat the days of chivalry hove no tchrivclled up and died completel yfrom lack of use .

While you are in the benevolen tmood friend femmes take your shin-ing light to the basketball game .

And now that we hove got :1 littl einterest raised on this "women' svreekend", !tow about really revo-lutionizing this campus where me nseem to be I' o•gct'ting they shouldhe gentlemen too .

When you see a young man stand-ing up on the bus give him you rscat graciously . Maybe he will ge tthe hint and maybe he won't bu tal least he should feel a hit caddish .

And don ' t forget to give him you rchair in the Caf so he can sit en dploy bridge while you stand ;muchcot your lunch--you should be used!o it by now anyway .

Then there is the Library doo r t opush while your particular littlei ul goes through . Remember not t o(.wing it so quickly that the bod yof your particular little pal isn ' t'prmvled unhappily all over thefoyer floor .

Man Or Mouse ?And when your car gets stuck o n

Marine Drive on your way out t oVarsity in she morning let the boy ssit while you push their car out o fthe ditch . Maybe next week the ywon't just stand and laugh at you r(ftnrts to pull a Buick out of amolly .

It seems a little ridiculous that onI'. Imlvet SitV' campims women Can ' tIs proud of the manner ; of thei rmen friends . It has come to th epoint that instead of wondering i fhe be man c:r mouse we wonder i fc be gentleman or cad .

Dean CurtisGreets Heir

Dean Curtis hear! of the UBC la wulty, hood Tuesday the final de-

ririon in a case in which he held aer it

etsonal interest .aid the judgment "It's it boy!"

1 strapping honny lad joined th elinks of the Curtis clan on Bobbi eIlium; clue. '1'uesde,y, January 25 .IIotweyes, the wee bairn weighing si xpound:, ,end 15 ounces at birth is ye tunnamed .

Chuckling happily he assured th evetId tint changing the traditiona l

pets would present no difficultly .

Pat hails from Calgary, where sh emodelled for stile Hud son's Bay Co .and Eaton's She was chosen to b eon the Fashion Counsel lo• the Bay .won a contest and wes sent on amodelling job for Chatelaine maga-zine. Liberty magazine last month 'chose Canada's ten best-dresser)women and Pat was mentioned in asurvey by fashion editors of leadin gCanadian magazines .

In an interview yesterday, Pat wa sasked what she believed to he th eminimum tvardrohe for the averag ecollege girl . She believes that .a basi csuit is essential, with several sweater ssad different skirls to change-about .Pat told us that she thinks a war-drobe should blend in style andcolour . A.'; for social affairs, at leas ttwo good dressy dresses, which ar eplain enough to accessorize, shouldbe sufficient . (Pat herself prefer sdresses for dates) . Pumps are a nessential for social occasions ,

The most important aspectwell dressed appearance is, i nopinion, the well-groomed

Pat has some very interestin gtheories on present and future fash-ions She helieves the Empire waist -line is going to headline the Sprin gstyle, and that long skirt, will stil lhe in fashion . However, the lengt hof skirts is a controversial point -tall girls may go to any extreme .while short girla can easily lookdowdy in too long o skirt . Short hai rstyles . Pat thinks, add tremendousi yn) the will groomed look . Pspeciull yif the hair is brushed to shining per-fectien . Care mutt he taken however .n hsvina the I :Mr cut 111 the fee g i l

contours .

Ball Tonight

Irrepressible sciencenon are plan-ning ;another gal)) po ty, but this tim e

it twill he "pure" .

Pure science students are plannin gtheir first (I .'n; party in the historyof the campus. It is called the Bun -: rte Burner Dull, to he held tonigh tin Brock hall . beginning at 8 :30 p .m .

The scant-formal affair is sponsore dby the Chemical Inst itute of Canada .The evening will include entetain -tucnt . (lancing', contests 111(1 refresh-ments . Mal Oughlon will he maste rof ceremonies .

Tickets are obtamta}.I( through anyours science stud( tits; ur of the Cheat -

try storeroom. There twill he aI'iocial line hits pt 1 :211 a .m .

AS

e-s

. . , perhaps with the help of som eeasy credit plan .' Wicked girl to har -Isur such unthinkable thoughts !

\Vh,v throw away items that tool (you thought and time I've holm) t oco l lect? A last-year's suit (it) ofte nh ; tcviwed With it new hat, n nett

nr I :erhuls n much I .1 velve twanting on the cnlhu' tend Sloe cuffs .

or just a change of buttons m g iy 1all that is needed. Yr,ur great c,l twill look trimmer if vt II lake in s r ,m (f the flare, an(1 use the CND) , pier (

of fohric to make is halt' heft whic hfa : tens on with coverer! hutr.nts . (the nby removing excess Him ; of shm.I! -

d t u• pods, thereby ronnllin :', the shoal .der ., n satisfactory cl'ange twil lm: de . For mals can he altered i nm ; .ny sway's too .

A change in t Ineckline, high er (Iecnllcle, nt eve nnet topl :ed .

A misty net overitlih sa (lee)) color will add shinunerins

Women 's Editor

. ,

Loni Franci s

It 's one of the mildest tobaccos grown and therefor eparticul„ rly suited for your pipe . Because of the textur e

of the Burley leaf, it burns slowly . . . smoke scool . r , stays lit !

hor mellow, flavourful tobacco, you can' theat top-grade Burley leaf . , , expertly blended .

It's a pipe tobacco that new smokers especially enjoy. . that veteran smokers swear by. Try a pipe o f

Ii

fashion magic . , . the stay these EATO N

blouses ,.-t-r-e-t-c-h your wrardrobe . Sparks

ling and fresh, d ecept ively simple , , , they ' l l

lens] spice to ('vet's' costume, Count on them

to enhance your suits , . . to give top billing

to separate skirts .

A . Featured today is a jersey-like blous e

introducing trim French cuffs and

graceful folds radiating from a smal l

pointed collar, 'Ilan, dark brown, navy ,

powder blue anti turquoise . Sizes 14-21 1

each 7 .95

WUS Mixer PreludTo Shmoo Ball

any ensemble .arc going out o fbut can be advantageous to aoutfit and for campus clothes .

As it prelude to the Shmoo Ball o nSaturday night the Women's Under -graduate Society will hold a mixe rthis afternoon in Brock loung e

from ;1 :30 to 5 :30 p .m .Dancing will be to Al hlacMillan's

orchestra . The Snack Bar will rc-

are

Sciencemain open .

.

Mole-u1, is not very much of prob -Ir In . The best effect is a natural look .IVTo;;t girl,, need no more than lip -

) -tick, hut steno may need more tha n()that

However it is best tr avoi dheavy make-up in order to retain th e

e ; natural effect .

Pat is what we would call an ave -

t ;,gc college girl . She differs perhaps ,in her acute clothes sense, and it i sunderstandable that site was chose nos an nulshmding example of a not -

) Heal well groomed college type,

By THELMA BARE R

The beginning of a new ye :n seem s

to be the 'nest appropriate time t o

tall( about your wardrobe. With s )mtmy new fabrics, suit and edit' de -

freshman class and measures five feel, seven and a half inches 1 signs, and choice color scheme sselect frot, we are tempte dout the old and bring

t oto t'}u•o w

in the ne w

hl~ ;hlighls to ;anatherw•Ise plain skirt' ,Fe! the strapless gowns . Icy a -M I (

I of chiffon thack nguin) net . silk ortulle ,

Always Mon . when you buy some -thing new, it will only he „Iles yo uhone riven careful consideration t ohe (IncstIUns rthove, laud also to veto '

It .u•ticulw gersnnoliny, If the s,,cio lside .If your• life is nu st imp noon .(even rho' it shouldn't I, then the half :of your budget will he s ) cat an out -fit s, and accessories for afternoon an dwaning swear . If you have few clothesbut cinch piece is pellets', then yo usal can(cntratc (ill accnssales whic h

can he a I

I )erfeCt exam p le of good

No formal

functions tviL 'u'cent ;Ind add life ti your old faith- 'rushin gernoming and fashion . The feminine b '

archesi

rush :t ;

he dun

ruts, Your cioihcs should he cncr -in

All

n'';il llook is ;tgain conning to the fore and

t c, 0'1

well rht sea, clean .

it is well to remember John Robert' en the ctunpus . AII ru .vinng rule, tvill t , es 'd goal ready to wear at a mo -Icge toil

with

the well-organise dmcnt's notice . For you are the col -

may hevvrdrabc . No one has ever hear d

women '” YOU moan :front Mors . Pot ('suwc . presi-

, . 11enestly .(bnl ut' Prinhallcnic . I vies .' .

.

.

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Iruven' I

Eaton's Presents

a Cam''us Favorite

. . . by NANC Y

. Modelled by Beth McCall

icobac

The Pick of Pipe Tobacco s

I:/rr, , n 4WD('rrl~r~~n~,iri,,„~~,r Ai I.*,_rl_, rarter,1:1

VOE'N PAG E

I:Peo4iimcia a e,nIInn.,IIow,e i En s , aM aO , , Icoi0n p1•111u1llOW 11

8 .

`~tnarlly I ;tilurrd i,, llti .s short sleeved

rayon

higlnlighletl by a black

prt,s',r,t'ut

ribbon

an(I

gold

httlI ens ,

Found in'Itall< nl mr" colors of fttschi ;t ,

aptly ;unit

(husky

itlllh .

Sizes

14-20 .

(Nall 4 .95'iit'ti) ('ii l•, h,t loth of t'nshiuu s

4nNLOUVE:R

CANADA

Page 4

'I'IIE DAILY UBYSSEY

Ii'ridey . 3unuavy 28, 1949

Important Hoop Series

Goes today At Noon

Splashmen Gain Draw

From Local YMCA Team

Husztig, Marshall, Brodie Take

Firsts To Spark UBC Aggregatio n

UBC's swim team showed up very well Wednesda y

Ubhsse li Photo be Dotg Barret t

A SCRAMBLE ground the net of the Vancouver Indians pictured above accounted for an-

other of the many goats that the UBC Thundcri>iru s tallied Wednesday night as they downe d

the Redmen 8-3 before 44001) fan;, in the forum . I-icre the 'Birds ' forward Bill Husband skate s

away from the Indians goal after hating assisted in the score .

Icemen Pian SeriesWith Prince George

Out To Repeat Twin Victorie sGarnered Last Yea r

By It 1. FROST

With UBC's Thunderbird Hockey squad nearing the en d

of their regular schedule, the team has accepted a hid to tak e

to the road .Plans have almost been complete d

to have the Thunderbirds travel t oPrince George for a two-game ex-

hibition series with the interior team ,

to be held February 12 and 13 ,

TWO WiN SWhen the locals toured to the in -

land city the previous season, they

returned with not only two impress ,

ive victories to their credit, but also

the knowledge that they had mad e

a host of friends as well .

Finishing up their regular sched-ule on February 5 after a final en -

counter with the top place Nanaim o

Clippers, Thunderbirds, with a littl e

luck and a lot of good playing ma y

end up with the league leadership .

But if the Varsity icemen play th eremainder of the season as they

played Wednesday night when the y

gave Vancouver Indians that 8-3

trouncing, nothing could preven t

them from capturing the tap spot .

Lloyd Toi'I'ason fini .;hril of fsharp passing at t ack :, hi nt,ehe •both tries . Haas Yenuig melee tip e.1 goal and 1 meet while Ihr

five goals

weal ,live I ii

h eClare Drake, Bete iin,_h+ :i,,, -Gamie r

Bailey, Bob Koch . „td Ith Simla! ,

who beat out his twin },rather in lii e

Vancouver net .

legion OffersDebating Troph y

At the January hell niC(ting of th ecampus branch of the lim iter', Da nLartskail proposed and Ihr uicetitetap p roved in principle a plan to deism ,a trophy to oncouriu i' rlelmli~ng ea th ec;npus .

IC the motion is prettier( b ey the nex tmeeting the Trophy (till be cvailahh if'r inter-facult ,v compctilThe I,II! .pose of the name would he ni tin in i edebating elauelur(ts i m the UB(. ' raw -pus and thus help the Uiiiye,~,lt IreIegain Ihr I, Hr, ,III

(',,,t~im ( r ul eAnother t bee ; "e \taut l he

: pr :t ettrate the name of region on Ihi iCcmput its "ammo of go odui ut-:

he e

r~ .

Last Game

Femme Cagers

Play Host To

Island Team

UBC 's women Gagers, th e

Thunderettes, will play thei r

lath game of the current season ,

before entering the city ehan -

pi(inahips, on Saturday Jana -

m :, 2i) tihtltntlt a determine d

V u (burl ;t fie, e in the UBC 'ym(fee ;ant Bay ,p'in ;ured Islan d

fh

itrnngost team in thei rall la ci

up to enter th ef,i u, Haul Senica• A ('nee ti c

i I, :. Ail ate , luau to dahe A ei• ity team in thei r

() ' clerk enceinte i Saturday .

,1 isMen like Victoria wil la , I iIn Iii beep (bout in shape fu r

c, :II to City Iivala .h( :L' I14 the Sitiurday night ro .te, '

tell ii ' i it preliminary match feater-ne, Iham: In Ihr Vancouver League .

1'

help Me 1'ar ;ily females tnahiLie. uul nl :.krill play one u t

m.liuctieli, cheer.; (rani it UI3C sup-..acclein is planned to bolste r

Mier dyer any Maim which they .enr~itloter nn Ilic fluor .

Receives

e Donation

NOTICES

SWIMMING NOTICESwimming meeting changed t o

Tuesday, February 1 in trainin gmoot . Bring strip .

BadmintonThe Pacific Badminton Club at 25t h

mid Oak has vacancies for severa lmale players at reduced rates . Forinformation phone Stuart Thomso nat Marine 5525 .

Fish and Game ClubPintail will talk on "Geese an d

Crow Shooting" at 12 :30 today i nAp. Sc . 102 .

Varsity Keglers

Begin League Pla y

Next Tuesda y

The Varsity Bowling League wil ltake to the maples next Tuesday a tt Vtrcity Recreations . Every Tues-day. Thursday and Friday at 3 :30, 20names will compete for team leagu ehonors A team ; a ggregate cup plu ssmaller cup, for individual tea mmenthols; gate tee the winning tea mi well n, a cup Mr high average .

Any time)) interested in catering alice-m;ai team, is invited to do s oheuim next Tuesday at the latest .Teams include members from fra-ternity, interlineal and club organ-ii .,tiuns—both sexe s

Chem Institute To

Hear UN Official

'Birds Meet Viking s

In Noon-Hour Tilt

By GIL GRAY

Most important series of the

current Evergreen Conference

hoop loop comes off this week-

end in the form of a home-and-

home series with the Vikings

of Western Washington .

A noon casaba fixture is the prim efeature of the series when the 'Bird sand Vikings tangle at noon today o nthe UBC maples .

PACKED HOUS EDoors to Ora gym are schedule d

to open at 12 :05, ductile going at 35cents each . Since a packed house i svery probable, the fans arc asked t oget in line early .

With very little actual effort, UB Cstudents will be able to attend . andit is rumored that if the Friday noo n

tilt is a success, the 'Bird-Chieftai ngame of next Friday will also he t inoon game .

"Long John" Forsyth will he o nhand for the 'Birds, and will be th emain tower of strength for the Potn-fretmen as they try fur a double wi n

this weekend ,

CRUCIAL SERIE SThe series is a crucial for bot h

clubs. A double win or the Viking s

woulcl firmly leave them in fift hplace, while a double win for th e'Birds would vault then out of athree-way tie for the cellar.

Since both of the teams playin gtomorrow have hem abeut equall y

rated, it should be a reel hot tussl efrom the spectators ' point of view .

well in posting their narrow margin .coming from behind to tie the mee t

at the YMCA pool .

OVER-CONFIDEN TThe Varsity squad had been con-

fident of a but found they ha d

a fight on their hands when the "Y "

took an early lead .

Individual stars Pete Lusztig, Do nMarshall and Hall Brodie posted wins

n their events. The splasherscounted with seconds and thirds i n

their events, however, which told the

talc when points were tallied .

For the girls' team, such standoutsas Margaret Cross, Sheila Stewar t

and Edith Scott supplied the necessar ypoints to raise the UBC team to a

draw .

RESULTS

200 yds . free style--1 . Bruce Eddy ,

YMCA, 2 . Ken Hatalin, YMCA, 3 .Ken Rosenberg, UBC Time 2 :34 .4 .

100 yds . breast-stroke—1 . Pete Lusz-

tig . UBC, 2. Ron Crane, YMCA, 3 .Frank Richardson, YMCA . Time 1 :16 .

100 yds . back-stroke--I . Don Mar-shall, UBC, 2 . Ken Hatalin, YMCA,

Thompson, YMCA . Time

40 yds . freestyle—1 . H . Brodie, UB C2 . Bruce Eddy, YMCA, 3 . Vic Rotor-ing, YMCA, 4 . Norm Bradncr, UBC ,Time 2018 .

100 yds . freestyle—1 . RonYMCA, 2 . Adrian Thompson ,2. Bob Brodie, UE'C, 3 . KenUBC. Time :06,8 .

120 yds . medley relay ,Marshall, Pete Lusztig ,Time 1 :12 .

160 yds . freestyle relay, YMCA .Time 1 :27 .4 .

WOME N60 yds. back-stroke—1 . Margaret

Cross, UBC, 2 . Betty Swanson, YMC A3. Helen Chadwick, UBC.

60 yds . free style 1 . Sheila Stew-art, UBC, 2 . Aileen Smyth, UBC, 3 .Beryl Smith, YMCA, Time 43 :2.

60 yds. Breast stroge—1 . Gail Roe,

YMCA, 2 Maureen Bray, UBC . Time

51 .40 yds . free style—I . Berly Smyth,

YMCA, 2 . Edith Scott, UBC, 3 . Betty

Swanson, YMCA, 4. Kay Woodhead ,

UBC. Time 28 :2 .160 yds . free style relay—1 . UBC,

(Aileen Smyth, Maureen Bray, SheilaStewart, Edith Scott) . Time 1:49 .2 .

II

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from out a scranll,le ,

FINAL MINUTE S

SUPREMAC YProducing Mee wins in their fina l

three game, \till live thin tltrt'

much descrvi,l aunt enwry in the

Pacific ( ' ac~ 1m ur henna AHockey Lu1~,ne .

Wed» csday'r

il,('wide open, hnr,l'hit i,h4 aU~i :r tti' h

good hockey MI ate the

side . 'i'M C

ulocals

nuthc.,lid

(ridi.ii,

meth .and outsmarted the Indian : ; in every

ii^department . 1Ghilc Ihr Ar c' iia felonies are ou t

Haas Yut.In!ti, by far the most ou t - HHkiul, i n t . 'ha neectoiog, win fo r

standing iceman i'i the arena, eech e l Their coats the Inca,lrk, have plums o f

the first counter far III' (laid, when ja m . man . The knuuu strengt h

he managed h, tai ham. rile rain' s 'Ir H,I' Maoiltenty is all the inceiiti -teii ;mishit! fie the Thunderoees .

u l :inta Them play first class basket -Lal! the the hand they displayed i n

Once the scoring opened . it nu .vr Irma Icrrat lntercallegiate Chunpion-ceased, till Ebb Kuck caught th e

Upper right hand corner

Me tal' Iin the final minute ; 'eidetic Me lus t

goal of the guns

II

mtu General Il~spil~il ,

SPORTS EDITOR — CHUCK MARSHAL L

Editor This issue — RON PiNCIIIN

ficecu l meeting of the Chemica lIn s titute of Canada will he held i n]bent 300 of the Chemistry buildin gan [Weedily, January 31 .

Group will hear Dr . Robert Stan-th, area consultant for the Recon-

struction Department of UNESCO ., Slanforth will base his subjec t

n the "Various aspects of scientifi cIeti,liStructiun in war-el cvastate dcountries . "

Members of the organization includ e'acuity and hono r students of theChemistry Department of UBC .

A:, this Irnlicular topic will be o f'itervat Iu all branches of science, th e

hporial session has been declared()pen to any student in the University ,

Starling thee has been set at 8 p .m .

:Ice to discover whether surgery ,rili then . or other treatments, suc h

psg taheIiigy . are regitirich.'The university is (heady assistin g

TUIi(a y T(I, (ail . el'fi' n The UM . rk I)tp ;u c tmrnt of Veterans Affair sI .

" '• i', .lea mi .

mated ti7utu an deafness problems in rehabilita -wu .1mi n

Mai fnuni lie :-rl up

nn .It the 'T r ee —

research program in the Depart -to tits of Physics and Otolaryngolog y

fain t it .i'i fnnctiiln . .l' Ihr Herr Lea,- I

i provides trained technical ex -I :Itii ,y vtill

he tee :uuilse , iiii' lhi I I .irts in acouatic engineering and th eenact among the hard-of-he;n9np, innI} :isic scientific studies of hearin g

SEX TO SPARK LUNCH

TIME BASKETBALL FIXTUR E

A t iu(II iif sc~s ytrill he a(Irlcd lad ,, t when the Vikingsbattle the iliii(IL in Iles *el ,1l mein hour .

Jttsl to give the male t; .'ction of the hoop fans thei r

1)t ;(e ch •gc for the week, tiveciou .s Jan Olsen, 1949 Totem(lt'~cn titiII Iit~ nr hg nu l

To Home tier iihimle si Hiia l,iaiiIi ftiiiii the males the y.

I l i

ye ltdi trill (e ;llnr(',I high hot ' ( 1hi l tlilYihm iilue

II - r,

All WINCO forward lest year, Jer-ry Starr will he the big man of th e

Viking line-up, playing his secondyear with WWC . In the first eigh tgames, the fireball fo r ward snaffle d109 points for the Vikings .

A newcomer to the southern clu bis six-foot Dick Ravenhorst, anothe rman on the Vikings with a good 1 1points per game ave rage ,

COUNT HEAVIL YBut the 'Birds will also count heav-

ily on the talents of "Big John" in ithe pivot spot, southpaw Jimmy Mc -Lean, who has been showing of fsome torrid for m these last weeks o nthe rand, and also fireball Reid Mit-chell .

NOT ONE

NOT TWO

BUT

3

FINE TOBACCO S

I N

ONE CIGARETTE

night

when the "B " squad battled to a 51-5 1

group . 3 . Adria nAlthough the team possessed a 1 :14 .5 .

great ninny novices both men an d

women, the group managed very

tie with the YMCA

Crane ,YMCA,Killick ,

UBC (DonH. Brodie)

Anywhere in the House

Coca-Cola Is at Home

idar..~yr:

Ask for it either way . .,both ,Trade-marks mean t/ same thing.

COCA-COLA, VANCOUVER

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