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RU:SIX<N TREATIES TO THE bury and Par. tin, Iowa made no sen-1
AH. HEAP~. sational piglys whatever. As to the
Faced with the possibility of an in-' "tremnendous jdrives" that netted Iowa
undateon of Soviet propoganda, al- ,a touchdown, they were dearly bought.
ways with the picture in mnind of' The Eawkeyes literally had to grovel
blood-stained Russia and bankrupt in the dirt and root their way inch by
Germany, both owing their present 'inch over the goal-line. I think that
woes to the machinations of Rted co- our boys deserve unbounded praise
hosts of anarchy and communism, the' for checking the drive in the match-
English government has reacted to 'less w-vay that they dlid it. This skill
the',situation in a manner character- was duplicated time and time- again
ilnof the custoary.raulctionl wich !-nearly every time that the Iowans
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Scarcely had the new governmient
taken over the reins of authority than
it proceeded to undo the worm of its.
prejecessor, and Ramsay M ac Donald,
sees his work of months cast into the,
ash h~ea,) of international vast,,. The
whol~e of the Anglo-IRussian treaties,
which: wntributed largely to the
downfall of the late government, are
swept away, not alone by governmentl
action, biut by the exniressed will of
the British public, who in often elec-
tion, repudiated the treaty wOhoso es-
sential feature was tae guarantee of
a loan to the Soviet which could not
meet with the aprroral o:" the iivtion.
'ieh fear of the .f . tishz nation. how-
rver. asie f'r'i t1"? h o n n!(,e )n-
siderations of trade and finance, finds
expression in the reaction to the,
Zinovieff letter which was made pub-
lic during the election fight, a letter
which Moscow officials declared to be
a forgery, but which the English gov-
ernment accepts as part of an ex-
tensive series of anti-Driti; h propo-
ganda issued "with the consent el the
Soviet government."
TIhe'note of the foreign saoctary
which' informed the Russians of the
Ibreak, states that the British7 go-'ern-I
merit regards the. pronoganda spread
by the Zinovief'f letter as "inconsis-
tent with the solemn undertaings
given by your government," and acids
the warning that the "Soviet Goviern-
ment would do well to weigh caraful-
ly the consequences of ignorliig this
pronouncem;"'nt.'
This then, in effect, is a notice. to
-the' Soviet that their good beia vior is
the price of furthier reco~nition . from
attempted a drive.j THE 3AR3EINS AT TITO O'V IVi k 4' ' al A l
On the other hand, our men broke An Interviewlby -Norma lDicKn'v'll. Ius v
th ow in n.erl veyatept p~x
th Iwalie n ealyevryatemt. They are charmingly individual; Th
Whenever Friedman completed a passIL
it netted good yardage, and hadf it not Irene, dignified and reserved, 24Miriam, ______yd ,*, ;,s,,rrd,
been for Santa Claus, the referee, wve dynamic and apparently the mloving-
might have used an additional pass to force of the company, and Phyllis, the
good adlvantag e. He penalized usj youngest, imbued wvitht all the verve*a
more than we gained. Other passes, of extreme youth.' Perhaps the Plost
though interfered with, showed good delightful characteristic of the Nluar-
i~nil~smnshp. minsis that tbey are sisters in atin
I have not heard of the speed which as well as in fact, There is a willing_-
M1ichigan displayed during 'the MO- ness to subordinate, which no doubt
ments Iowa seemed to: be leaving us comes from their unanimity of p~ ___
in the, rear; when Iowa had a clear pose.1_
right, in ;ro ut of her eyes, and M ichi- ' "Our ultim ate ideal," they explained i l e o e h r c e n g a -i e ".
tprsnaprga whcdoS'gan literally overtook the fleeting not formulate a school, nor represen.t aM
I~iakcy warios ad snt hemextremes of either the classic or nti-
spirawling, into the sidelines., Those uralistic ballet. Our idea is to bring7
are the merits a good team is judged about a sane fusion of both.
by; When a team can overcome a real "We do not plan to for uat
=.findcap,. supporting cast for ensemble effects,,.t
Michigan wvas beaten, and Michiganj present. If, we ever do enlarge our 392 S. State St.
«s ne'aten by a much inferior team1 company it will he with a view tod-
t it ow . O rb y di thi betIvl pn a a me b r inii uly1i - in a much better fashion than Iowans to educate rather than to train, to make
accomplished success. Fate was against each dancer an actual part of tile NO ,z_ l, 19 4
us Saturday, and I don't believe that whole; not merely an added stare prop- S !1 r'i' W '1 F S1
defeat could be truthfully laid-, to any erty for spectacular extravagance. 2 : x t,5 t; 7 1'
other cause. "~The purely classic, traditional bal-,9 '' 2 1 4 1
11. 1. Richardson., let is admittedly, artificial, lbut inan '1 7 13 i19 20 21' 22}
I _____________ - likes to be artificial. It is a f nce, 21 . °. 26.2.7. 2S 2
TOO CPINIONATIV'E for example, of tl law, of gravitation __ __
To the Editor: for a man to fly l-tut he loves to and f
I have noticed a few letters printed de o tNotlll t sapr o-Iic
. dedoi ilal tisap e-jin your Public Opinion department! sion for a danc.er to~ poise on one ',ce.
a,;out the distribution of football 'yet again it gi ves the artist a e ttain i-- - - - - ___
tickets and at least one advocating a subtile sense of ~l[oftiness' a form of W la n olc asadcp
new a~itd larger stadium. triumph." (-a. i do it I ICI-ITl You will appreciate
17ienwand larger stadium idea Commenting' Ion the new cubirtic lwv ;,g your hat done over in a clean
I sdors ,to, me to be a very feasible:I numbers added io ;he repertoire of the and snitary manneiir, free front odor
schen~e, as an investment if for noth- Diaglieff ballet 1 , Paris, "Noces" andadmd oftyu ed
iing-else. IZt seems, from the extra "Sacre du Printm-ps," they said, "'I'Te I PACTORY HIAT S'CORE
number of seats a new stadium adapt-, Russian Ballet I-tse, tense and color- ; '17 11 111iurd St. plumle 179%)
:dy to the needs of this university ful as it is, cl'~rly show~s the car- (\Vhere ID TT,. 1 Stows at STtcte)
Would iVe, that in a few years the 'marks of a defil7 r decadecnce. Undter
~extra' i'icorne should pay for the the direction. of ~pN jska, a highly non- STUDENTS:
stadium. Probably a considerable rotic woman he~l, h ntr t.ns
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for the purpose by donations also. Al racking, and; lea icsone exhausted and $2.0 n $95
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TUSDYNOEMER 25 124 the same relation to Britain that it
Night Editor-GEORGE W. DAVIS bears toward the United Stat.es, save
________-- ____- -- -the fact that recognition still exists
COLLEGIATE "SOCIALISTS"? in England. British newspapers seem
Declaring that "through the Pro-,t elcaheattd f h'nto
Iwhen they declare overwhelmingly in
aressive nartv the middle clas will ! - .. ...
come back to its former place," ment. With regard to the distribution of itself, formless anid chaotic."
G~ogeS. arhal, ormr ayo o Altruistic peace lovers have looked tickets, I, for one, and I could name All three of the Marmeins s cr~ekle
Clumbus, Ohio, in speaking before, upon the apurarent rap)prochiement be- ;several more, would welcome a !the vital importance of a basic e'hoSaeUierite oltetee nln n usaasase" hnei tepronloh-s wopqe I sqit emsbet x
club ne dy las wee, expess n t direction of univrs aeeace have to do with the distribution ofj press what you feel," Irene brolm in,
clboedyls ekepesdIwinthe twintipswoldb which they are distributed. For "but as a pianist would never think of
h~meifas. bing gad ha th co- e z together biy' the' threadbare ties t.ckets , r else zn 4e" niazner in bidding for public favor without care-
loges of the United States were. be- of brotherhood. The Dally' (Iron- insrtance",. =I=andn another Junior sent ful,exact teclrni''1aUwning, so a d'an:
comning more "social istic.°,' . .isle, t~te official organ of Lloyd Ceorge in for' four..tic ,tts,.tpgether and, -getJ or, actor, toddo credit to his _art, nmwst
If by "socialistic" the mayor meansc says however, "It was Mr. MacDonald twio couples in' different 'sections.nt.Ovosytiseciuehul
who destroyed the prospect of a Rlus- I That is nothing to cry about but the not be carried into the actual peil--
subscribing to the ideals and aims of sa tray"wieteTmspntatciyhtclsfohtispsleImance, but it must always be latent.
EugneV. eb ad hs ocaliti Iout that the British action is; "much; is that two other Juniors that I know waiting to sustain those mrnents
party, or, to be even more radical, to; I betrcluae ola. oteetb awtsn i o w ikt pee when the artist lacks thne genuine crea-
the extreme views of the Communists ibentfcalcu atedtoreladtonste eab- aboil tint ifrot iksuespigtee, veimus"
that group of American Soviet bolshe- isheto omlreainLewea atiaigwt lesr eigte termpule."picpewa lutae
he guilty of ~~~~creating wha Russia and this c,)untry than thie per- gamo andl taking a friend to see it. Ltrtii rnil a lutae
vists, heisgitofgwapeulcnesosothLao o-±T-asmibruhthsudts as they carefully ran through their
might well be termed ,A-most ethereal ! eulchesoso h ao o- ody albogtteesuet various cxercises on the IHill Audi-
ernmen. Ltheir tickets. One of them had seats
fabrication of an active mind as to eiet"'ntodfeetscin' n a
in to diferet setion: On hadtorium stage. Whirling, bending, leap-
the nature of the average college stu- l i"ALOE O n atsadtce n n etIing,, they became charming, feather-
dent.; light, dancing their specific stops 'Le,
A season of Conferen! e football' is sta urd ticket. Could you imagine any-
While recognizing the extravagant' ~n moepasgthn o I the incongrous accompaniment of1a:
copietnow at an end. For the first time inthn moe1langhno part
whc ehspaid, per- x he esn ihia a atdd-compiany with your girl at the aga tage carpenter's hammer in place of
Baps unwittingly, to the average Am-i hr igi h atadsi oi n-ude n' their orchestra's harmony.
orican student, the plain facts in the feat, teehavn been ithpataditsmonHudeantwenty. ' *,
casearethatthi avragestuentfour years only three defeats.. Al- Yar'is frome her at the game you were 1SAI
woes so little of actual thinking about rayepaainaiiadhr~~~i~ e o n htI ntm Joseph C. Lincoln's "Shavinlgs," to ie
luck stories are in the air. They in-n, a lu iktst h
the matter that it 'would be almost ei~~ olwacoegm ieU ih~n-Nrl'sen gm u presented as the. second numbeir of the
Impossible to coniceive that he Is be- of ' 'flowaclsegmelfetat vtAi 'n brheeradtoget Play Produton series in "lnivcr~it~y
coming "socialistic." No matter how 'f1tStra.me e ga ogtmr Hall Friday evenzing ;, Novembler 23l, wa~
muchit i to e laente, th ma- In thre Campus Opinion column for ut nay, not so, it seemed to su it the al u i nBrawy ti o
oitof nria colg an un-todry there pis printed a letter which taste of those in charge of ticket _dis- ~ntoryofA riaclegadui- as clever as "Dulcy," not ne2arly as
attempts to prove that Michigan real- ' ti ibution(; rv hti a nyI
versty tudets walow te wrds- a onto povetha it as nlyinteresting as "Clarence," b~ut along
versfy sudens sallo theword a"minor game by keeping two stands. with "Lightnin'," " The 01l1 Soak," acid
of the professors as if they were the lycobn the Io bgaedthesuwrofng 'Th nutiei hetet
words of a venerable Greek oracle. soebigth obnd rsl fepy.Teijsie ntete a host of simiarl'. pleasing pictures
I~owthe, ules th grat ajoityfailure, to get the b:eenks and bad do--i melt given to these not on speaking o h hfls, mrcia opc~
ogteepoesr reabt mpjrpo- isions by the referees. Supposing I terni with the office force rouses myI it enjoys a +eta 'cnezonal " vogue
,alssfr oils a ahrr-all this to be true, which is probably ie nbt ftewrtcsso among those of s who1 lo'ge to be
~andistnofortsocalisme(atrather e-onotason for which I spoke the bids for tickets
rrotely possibile situation) can the t'scstem > ~ ~ o sweetly enztertained.
0hi myo cme o iscoclSio isch wholesale postmiortens. What Were in at least a" few weeks before "Shavings" "is a prcu'donyin for a t eiL:-
that the colleges are becoming , ste s farulg I' l oe fnlbrgi-ae a.'al, simple toy-mzaker ou a ('lape Gode
ialistic '' I now. Just one more kick, Mr. Editor., seaport tow n. Centered about lhla
As o M. Mrshll' sttemnt hat While no one w.ould venture to wvish while I'm in a kicking mood. To me there is Babbi ,her mother, a brother
As to Mr. MaconinuedldfsattforMichigthteamsit seems thatfthe editorials are J Juse jur t out of jailfor forging a chfreck- -zite~nis
"if he umbr o prgresivs aongthere is inl this se~ason's minor rover" a little brit opinionative. For instanceI "he didn't r~al y mrean to (10 it," the
colee tuens oninestogrw a crtinvalu to thme st'mdent and Id o bleeyou are representing Iplot explains--a girliifanl boy, each
as t hs rcetly th nxt enea-alumni s upporters at least. 'Tire test I a majority of the students in some of I fromr a Montague Capul t fainili,, a
tion will solve our questions," it is IYour condemnatio s F r int ce! ow g sip -t avl ng aesm n"
the fervent hp o nyo olg of a good sport is the manner in 'fS o ntne ongsiataeln aemn
hopenotonl ofcolegewhich lie tapes defeat. The team, I if I were Mr. Wuerth I should be very and so the list goes on an(d on.
'tudlents of today but also of great Suedr' htIsldntptmslIoti s*-
odlucators that the coming leaders 'of 'd ng and after the Illinois and Iowa suetal i o ptmsl u n A the second act clirmax the byank
the ounry illdo hisver thng.gamxe~s provedl themselves in this re- any way to please the students after ' is robbed with suspicion thrown onl the
I spect. htheeeditorial which disnowgusted me Ibrother, and fox the final curtain there
Apparently then, there is a completespc.Tertofhe niriynw
agremet a toth en deire bu'Ihas its opportunity to prove that in- about the land-Bounce. I suggest ! is someone to ' marry the widow, the
tercollegiatesconrtheitidndi-irworth- that you try to realize that this would two warring families walk down'tho
whie, hatin ictry r dfea threbe a very funny world if we should street together, and thie boy and girl
qitageea paetl udmentalwiathtsrvctrtooefa thereensan i all have the sanre tastes. I do not eloped with the respiective blessings of
medi s etrias tte ens andndgod-sorsmnsp
methds f scurng hat nd.iS nit an goo-sprtsansip. mean to offend you any nmore than the assembled cast. In the end Shav-
If the recent presidential campaign you did Mr. Wuertli and I certainly 'ings is left alone, again with only his
haIo ul eontae htte CAMyU OPINIOrN hope this missive does not sound near toys for companions as he listens to a
mayor's method is a failure, it is Ano')imous communications will be as offenrsive as did your editorial con- hound baying at the mnoon--the tear-
earits will, however, be regarded as IcrigteB
F th e r o r e i rs e m st o r e p o aln o f d n i l u o r q e t ' o i g t i tonlk ckt hv eet a d ,te w o h o l e n e cV - ii - i l
tolat, udenh et ondofthekfew FATEmake I am -G. IH. C. '26E. Emethod that pleases e :eryone a trifle
collge tudntswhodo hin an ' ATEWASA~ANSTUS -1weary, perhaps, of the skyrioc ket brA--
wvithi the aid of many real thinkers ii notice, through articles in yester-; If tooth paste will work equally 'liance of the contemporary Synges a nd
who shall never have the opportunity ' day's papers, concernmig the football well on cement walks, a certain well- ! haws.
of a college education, the desired so-game with Iowa, that our frienrd Mr. known manufacturer of the article **
Rution for the country's greatest prob-; Yost does not share the opinion of suceeded in demonstrating this new THLE YPSIL-AN 1lI' LAYEHi
brins shall come. And if they do come about forty-five thousand loyal MiiciI use last Saturday, judging from the Elwood F'ayfield and Margu;erite
uinder the leadership of such men, gan rooters as to who won the real appearance of the streets after the Goodman, both members of Cemedly
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