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C L O U D Y

T H E W E A T H E R

V O L . X X X I I .

T H I R T Y - F I R S T Y E A R

A U S T I N , T E X A S , T H U R S D A Y , M A Y 7 , 1 9 3 1

E I G H T P A G E S T O D A Y

N o . 1 8 4

becam e c h a r t e r Lro fe sslo n a l journalismi 

T h e t a Sigma Phi. h o n o r a r y and

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T he U n iv ersity of T exas par-1 Cooperation Discussed By 

Seniors to Take 

Major Exams At 
2 o’Clock Today

Tests Offered by Seven 
Department Heads 
This A fternoon

, Cuts Not Given

Students Taking: History
Are Required to U se 
Blue Books

M a jo r e x a m in a tio n s 

in 

Ro- ; 

mam-e 
la ng uages, E ng lish, m a t h ­
em atics, zoology, che m istry , so c­
iology, a n d 
economics will be 
given to d a y fro m 2 to 0 o’clock, 

Dr. E. R. S i m s p r o fe s s o r of 
R o m a n c e la n g u ag e s, has a n n o u n c ­
ed that a b o u t f o rty -fiv e stu d e n ts 
will 
the e x a m in a tio n which 
will be given in Main B uilding 250 
b eg in n in g at 2 o’clock.

ta k e 

a n n o u n c e d . All 

S en io r e x a m in a tio n s in history 
will be given 
in G a rriso n Hal!
I from 2 to 0 o’clock, D r. M. It 
Gut soh, p r o fe sso r of E nglish his 
s tu d e n ts 
to r y , 
will be r e q u ir e d to use bluebooks 
D r. T. P. H arrison, a d ju n ct 
p ‘ fn sor of E nglish, annonce*! 
t h a t th e senio r exam s in English 
will be held in Main B u ild in g 172, 
[beginning a t 2 o’clock.
Si nior e x a m in a tio n s 

in m a th e ­
m a tic s will be given fro m 2 to 6 
o ’clock in Main Building 157, a n ­
nou nce d P. M. B a tc helde r, c h a ir ­
m a n of th e d e p a r tm e n t.

D. B. Casteel, c h a ir m a n of the 
d e p a r t m e n t of zoology, a n n o u n c ­
ed th a t th e senior m a jo r e x a m in a ­
tio n s in Z o o l o g y ' will be given in 
B iological L a b o r a to ry 114 b e g in ­
n in g a t 2 o ’clock.

given at 8 

M a jo r e x a m in a tio n s in ch em is­
t r y will be 
o’clock 
T h u r s d a y m o r n in g in th e le c tu re 
ro o m of A Hall, H. R. H enze, 
c h a irm a n of the d e p a r tm e n t , a n ­
nou nce d .

C a n d id a te s 

f o r a b a c h e lo r of 
art* d e g re e in J u n e who a r e m a ­
jo r i n g in economics will ta k e th e ir 
e x a m in a tio n s 
in G arrison Hall 
305, E. E. Hale, chai r m a n of the 
d e p a r t m e n t , a nno unc ed.
Sociology m a jo r 

e x a m in a tio n s 
wdl be held at 2 o’clock in G a r ­
rison H all 215. Dr, W a r n e r E. 
G elt vs. p ro fe sso r of sociology, a n ­
nounced.

S tu d e n t s will not be 

c o u n t e d 
a b s e n t fro m the classes th e y miss 
wh Ie ta k in g an ex a m in a tio n . The 
p a r t i c u l a r m a jo r elected by 
the 
s tu d e n t w'ill be ta k e n into ac c o u n t 
by th e f a c u lty of the d e p a r tm e n t 
in givin g he e x a m in a tio n , b u t the 
s t u d e n t 
ex pe cted to have a 
m ore m a t u r e and co m prehensive 
f. ti­
exam n a ­

se m e s te r 

r e q u ir e d 

now led ge 
the r e g u l a r 
tions.

than 

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C u r ta in C lu b P la n s 

F o r S tu d io E v en in g

League Judges 

Held bg Rules

th e S t a t e 

c o n t e s t s held 

Birds outside m a y o b je c t b u t 
th e ju d g e s and c o n t e s t a n t s a r e 
r e q u e ste d n ot to chew' gum d u r ­
in public 
ing 
.speaking of 
I n t e r ­
scholastic L eagu e m e et F r id a y 
an d S a tu r d a y . O th e r rules g o v ­
e r n in g th e c o n te s ts a r e t h a t a 
j u d g e c a n n o t p resid e over th e 
sam e c o n t e s t a n ts tw ic e; th a t he 
c a n n o t ju d g e a n y o n e fro m his 
c o u n ty , tow n, 
and 
th a t the c o n t e s t a n t m u st not be 
a r e la tiv e o r even a f rie n d of 
th e ju d g e .

o r school; 

T h r e e h u n d r e d a n d 

tw e n t y 
ju d g e s will be used in th e p u b ­
lic s p e a k in g c o n te s ts alone and 
04 d if f e r e n t room s will be used.

Officers Named 
To Pi Tau Sigma 
At Call Meeting

Local Chapter 

Installed 

Recently O nly O ne 
In Southw est

O ff ie e r s w ere elected T u e s d a y 
night at a special meeting' of th e 
K appa c h a p te r of Pi T au Sigma, 
n a tio n a l h o n o r a r y m e ch a n ica l e n ­
g in e e r in g f r a t e r n i t y , Louis C a rr, 
vice p re sid e n t, said W e d n esd ay .

C laren c e G riff ith was elected 
vice 
p r e sid e n t, Louis B. C a rr , 
r e ­
p r e s i d e n t : J o h n S, Baldrick, 
c o rd in g s e c r e t a r y ; R obe rt C. C a r ­
son, c o rre sp o n d in g s e c r e ta ry , an d 
H e r b e r t V. K e t t l e w as 
elected 
t e a s ll r e c .

R e tir in g o ffic e rs a re R ichard S. 
Ju stiss, p r e s id e n t; Robert Neal, 
vice p r e s id e n t; Hill H odges, r e ­
co rding se c r e ta ry , 
and C harlie 
Stokes, t rea sm cr.

T he K a p p a c h a p te r is th e only 
th e 
c h a p t e r of this f r a t e r n i t y in 
S o u thw est, and w as 
installed at 
the U n iv e rsity A pril 21, by J o h n 
M artenis, su p re m e .secretary, who 
is on th e fa c u lty of the U n iv ersity
of M innesota. T w e n ty m e m b e r s , 
o f th e f r a t e r n i t y 
m e m b e r s at 
r e g u la r m e e tin g of th e f r a t e r n i t y L 
will be T h u rsd ay . May 21.
 

th a t tim e. The n e x t 

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M a s te r s 1 C a ta lo g u e 

C hanges A n n ou nced

Dr. F. B. M arsh, s e c r e ta r y o f 
the G ra d u a te School, a n n o u n c e d 
tw o c h a n g es in th e c a ta lo g u e c o n ­
c e r n in g residence w ork on m a s ­
fol­
t e r ’s degrees, which a r e as 
lows:

“ In 

lieu of 

the second p a r a ­
g r a p h on page 408 of the c u r r e n t 
cata lo g u e, 
tw o p a r a g r a p h s 
be in s e r t e d :

these 

“ C re d it f o r 6 se m e s te r h ours 
to w a rd a m a s t e r ’s deg re e m ay be 
g r a n te d for w ork done in c e r ta in 
o t h e r 
f o r w ork 
done in an e xtension c e n te r of th e 
U n iv e rsity of T ex a s, bu t not fo r 
both.

in stitu tio n s, o r 

to I
E. C. IL B a n te l, p ro fe sso r of I iACJ xt^ U' a r r a n g e m e n t s f o r r e p r e - 

League Meet Attracts 

1932 President

Interfraternity 

Council Installs 
Officers Tonight

N ew ly Elected Councilm en 
Honored with Banquet 
A t Driskill

Held at 7:15

Contestants Here For 
Track, Literary Events

In te rsc h o la stic L eague c o n t e s t a n ts and d e le g a te s a r e strc*aming
s te a d ily into A ustin to p a rtic ip a te in the tw e n t y - f ir s t a n n u a l S ta te ! 
m e e t w hich will get u n d e r way I h u r s d a y a f te r n o o n . An a g g r e g a tio n I 
of 1500 c o n t e s t a n ts r e p r e s e n tin g 475 schools will vie f o r S t a t e honors, 
while the to ta l n u m b e r of ou t-o f-to w n g u ests o f the U n iv e rsity will 
♦ b e swelled by m ore th a n 1600 dele-
g ates ami visitors to th e th r e e Mac
rn eel.

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Moore, Parlin, Patterson, I 
R olfe to Be Awarded
Keys

Engineers Leave 
For Convention 
- In Fort Worth

Ferguson 

Are D elegates To 
M eeting

installed at 

th e a n n u a l > 

th e o r g a n iz a ­

O ffic e rs of th e I n t e r f r a t e r n i t y ; 
Council fo r th e fo rth c o m in g y e a r 
will be 
sp rin g b a n q u e t of 
tion T h u r s d a y ev e n in g a t 7 :1 5 ) 
o’clock in th e C ry stal B allroom of 
the Driskill Hotel, T om Abel, p r o - ; 
g ram m e m b e r, said T h u rs d a y . The 
o ffic ers-ele ct a r e Zollie S tea k ley , I 
p r e s i d e n t ; C h e ste r Alien, 
vice 
p r e s id e n t; an d the o ffic e of sec-
r e t a r y - t r e a s u r e r has no t yet been j civil e n g in e e rin g , 
ao r, tunney!. 

Bantel, Focht, 

V. 

J . A. 

new ly e lec ted councilm en.

F ocht, 
. p r o f e s s o r o f high w ay e n g m e e r-
This b an q u e t will also h o n o r mg. an d P. M. F erguson, associ-
a te p ro fe sso r of civil en g in ee rin g , 
ea rly F riday 
will 
to a t ­
m o r n in g f o r F o r t W o rth 
te n d 
the 
th e spring m e e tin g of 
T e x a s section o f A m erican Soci­
e ty of Civil E n g in e e r s . The m e e t­
ing will be held F rid a y and S a t ­
urd ay , May 8 a n d 9, a t the B lac k­
s t o n e H o t e l .

I. Moore, dea n of s tu d e n t 
life, H. T. Parlin, dean of College 
of A rts and Sciences, C. P. P a t ­
te rso n, p r o fe s s o r of g o v e r n m e n t, 
ami W. T. Rolfe, p r o fe s s o r of 
in ­
a r c h ite c tu r e will be a w a rd e d 
t e r - f r a t e r n i t y keys on 
th is o cc a­
sion.

leave A u stin 

A sh o rt musical e n t e r t a i n m e n t 
will follow the d inne r, a f t e r which 
a business m e e tin g will be held.
A r r a n g e m e n t c o m m itte e m e n 
tho occasion a r c Tom Abell, 
M elinger, and Tom Sealy.
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Journalists Name 
Spring Pledges

T alks to be given F rid a y are 
“ G e n e ra l Discussion of 
T rin ity 
River W a te rsh e d , Its R esources
f o r I anil Possibilities of D e ve lopm e nt’’;
“ W a te r C onserv atio n by M eans 
A l
of R e se rv o irs” ; “ L an d R e c la m a ­
tion by Levees and by 
Levees 
C om bined with R e se rv o irs” ; “ The 
Proposed T r in ity River Canal as 
a P a r t of 
Inlan d 
W a t e r S y ste m ” ; and ‘‘Com m ercial 
A spects of the T rin ity River ( 'a n ­
th e m e m b ers 
a l .'’ F rid a y night 
will be e n t e r ta i n e d w ith a d in n e r 
dan c e a t the U n iv ersity Club.

th e N atio nal 

, , Women.’ " i l l 
,*5 ?erv?cl 

Theta Sigm a Phi Eliminates 
A nnual Matrix Table

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T h re e re p o r ts will bt- given S a t ­
u r d a y : “ Railw ay T r a n s p o r ta t io n 
in the T r in ity River W a te r s h e d ” ; 
“ E conom ic P h ase s of 
, 
— 
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f r a t e r n i t y ] t jo n an d Galilization in the T rio-
fo rm a l ;tv Kiver W a te r s h e d ” ; and “ T a r - '
at I r a n t b o u n t y W a te r Im p ro v e m e n t j
the i
to E agle !

p re sid e n t, i m e m b e rs will be ta k e n 

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follow ing 

\ iolet H ow ard, 
I he 

‘ o clock a t Scottish Rite D flrm i- . D ir tr i e t. ” At noon S a t u r d a y 
to ry , 
a n n o u n c e d . 
will be p le d g e d ; Louise Cezeaux, 
J e a n e t t a G ra n th a m , L ouise Star* 
ley, N atalie Lavin. F ra n c e s Lusk, 
V iole t R ichard son , Z erild a R o s s , 
and Kula Lee Kohn.

girls M ou ntain Dam fo r a b arb e cu e, 

tv will r e t u r n to A u s tin S a t u r d a y ; 
evening. 

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T h ere will be no M a trix T able 
th is y e a r because none of 
.speakers have been 

held 
the se le c te d 
available, said Miss H ow ard.

S. N. E k d a h l L eaves 

For M ilitary Service

A v a n g u a r d of 

In te rsc h o la stic 
th e g e n ­
L ea g u ers reg istered a t 
eral h e a d q u a r te r s o f the L ea g u e 
a t G re g o ry G y m n as iu m W e d n e s­
day. H e a d q u a r te r s will op en fo r 
a s s ig n m e n t to f r e e lodgings T h u r s ­
day m o rn in g a t 9 o ’clock. Spacial 
a n d 
r e g istra tio n , 
lodgings assig nm ent 
c o m m ittee s! 
will be on hand at G re g o ry G y m ­
nasium 

in f o rm a tio n , 

th r o u g h o u t 

th e m eet 

s e d a t i v e s and visitors.

2 2 C u p s G i v e n

T w en ty -tw o silver 

loving cups 
an d shields to g e th e r w ith n u m e r ­
ous gold m e d a l s a re o f fe re d Lo the 
th e ir r e s ­
f irs t p l a c e w inn ers of 
pective contests. Second and third 
places will be s u ita b ly 
a w a rd e d 
prizes as well. 
T h e silver cups 
with the exception of those in a t h ­
the 
letic events, will 
possession of th e w in n in g schools 
fo r one year. A school m u st win
th e cup for th r e e successive yea rs 
in o rd e r to keep it p e r m a n e n tl y , 
T h u rs d a y a f te r n o o n will see the I 

rem ain 

in 

W I L S O N H. “ B U L L ” E L K I N S

Girls Determine 
Traits of Ideal 
College Co-eds

Upperclasswom en 

to 
Selected to Live 
At Littlefield

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sta r t of the contests. T en n is e l itn - 1 ,ive m Littlefield D orm itory are 
mat ions will e n t e r into full swing now being d e te rm in e d by Miss 
with the sta g in g of the firs t roun d D orothy G ebauer, a s sista n t to the 
of W om en. S” ™** upperclass
in boys’ singles and doubles. The I 
«i**ls who
firs t r o u n d 
this year, will be 
arc 
g ir ls ’ divisions, and 
invited 
fre sh m a n 
in 
p l a y c o n t e s t wi l t 
d o rm ito ry to assist new girls with 
d a y n i g h t .
th e ir problems.

in d e b a te , boys’ and I Knrls’ as wH1 as 
live 

the one act
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Interscholastic League 

Contestants on Page 6.

Veltman Elected 
By Housemothers

Moore at M eeting
°

Mrs. A gnes V e ltm a n w as re-1 

the h o u s e ­

elec ted p r e sid e n t o f 
m o th e rs 
final I 
fo r men a t Abe 
m e etin g of th e fiscal y e a r T u e s - j 
day night, May 5 a t 8 o’clock in 
th e g irls’ stu d y hall.

t h a t 

Q u estio n n aire s have been sent 
asking th a t each stu d e n t resident 
fre sh m e n 
in 
list 
th e do rm ito ry 
an d u p p erc lassw o m en 
they 
f****! should fill the positions as a d ­
visers, and to list d efin ite quail- I 
fications. Girls will be r an k e d on 
d efin ite tr a its such as scholarship, 
health, p a rtic ip a tio n in activities, J 
amiability* 
in itiativ e, 
and d e p e n d a b l e y .

in d u stry , 

O th e r personal q u a l if ic a tio n s ,! 

in 

s in h as a p p e a ra n c e , unselfishness, 
c h a rity 
ju d g in g oth ers, n ea t-! 
ness in housekeeping, and r e fin e - i 
merit in m a n n e r s and c o r e l a t i o n , 
and personal habits, as rea ding , j 
sm oking, po p u la rity , am u sem en ts, 
an d hobbies, a re also 
r a tin g , Miss G e b a u e r said.

listed 

for ■ 

the desirable 

In o r d e r to d e te r m in e the kind 
of girls and 
tr a i ts 
that college women most a p p r e c ­
have 
iate, 
I been **nt to board in g bouses and 
J sorority houses.

q u e s tio n n a ire s 

these 

All girls have been asked to fill 
j out the b la n k s alone w ithout com- 
! m u n ie a tion w ith o th e rs, in o r d e r 
I th a t an 
im p a rtial decision may 
; tx* made.

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Elkins Elected Prexy; 
Gains Lead 

Jeffers 

In Last Boxes Counted

W dson “ Bull” Elkins 

is stu d e n t p r e s id e n t- e le c t 

F o rc in g from 
| behind a f te r L e ro y J e f f e r s had m a in ta in ed a n a rro w lead d u r in g flu 
j early co u n tin g , Elkins ca rrie d each of the la r g e r boxes with a safe 
m a rg in of votes and had sw ept to a m a jo r ity of 403 when tin- final 
ballot was tallied. T he c o u n t w as: Elkins 2077. J e f f e r s 1071. A p ­
p ro xim a tely 
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c o u n te d 
in an y s tu d e n t election on 
U n iv e rsity campus.

-the la rg e st n u m b e r ca st 
the 

votes w e r e * -----— — 

3750 

J. I). Matlock polled a lead of 
358 votes over * 'b e s te r Allen for 
vice p re sid e n t of the S t u d e n t s ’ A s ­
s o c i a t i o n .

Zollie <

S tea k ley becam e 

the 
first c h a irm an of its** newly c r e a t ­
ed Ju d ic ia ry ( ’mined w hen he was 
victor over ( has. “ R e d” J o n e s by 
384 votes.

P au l < m ulla, ( ’h a idea Hoback,
r l e n u c e McDonald,
F red Korth, 
H e n r ie tta W a t 11nger, a n d S a r a h 
T u rk a r c councilm en-elect.

F o r 

M iller * L e a d L a r g e * !
offices,
the publications 
K ay Miller w as nam ed e d ito r of 
the 1932 C a ctu s by 
la rg e st 
lead ev e r polled for .me c a n d id a te, 
a m a rg in o f DHI votes o v er his 
o p p o n en t, Bubba Crowder.

the 

J o e 1\ Cook becalm T e x a n edi­
tim e 

to r unopposed for th e first 
in rec ent h istory of the office

Billy W eston becam e the first 
w o m an 
associate editor of The 
lexan when she fed her nearest 
o p p o n en t, A lbert 
(>strew , by a 
p lu r a lity of 488 votes.

J o e Riley won over Bob A rc h e r 
by 745 \<>tes fo r as sociate e d ito r 
of t h '1 < actus.

Helen Enc. Ik I rig held a 

final 
lead ol <81 votes over M u n s te r 
lu r L o n g h o rn -R a n g e r e d ito r, and 
Ja ckson ( ox w as m a de associate 
« ditor-elect.

F or head yell le ade r, Ed E rw in 
won over his n e a re st 
o p pon ent,
Raym ond Keller, by 291 ballots!
Ox E m erson was d ec la re d win 

m r of th** N orris T rophy.

Complete Results F rom 

All Boxes on Page 7.

Botanists Show

Y oung Bookstore 
Bill Brought For
House Discussion

Adjournm ent Resolu t i o n 
For May 22 Passed 
W ednesday

By

u n a n im o u s consarn 
tie'
House, D ew ey Y oung w 
riven
th e perm ission 
to p rin t his bill 
which w as b r o u g h t out of th e E d­
u ca tio n C o m m itte e las! week on 
a m in o rity r e p o rt. This bill p ro ­
vides th a t all h ighe r educ atio n al 
i n s t itu ti o n s shall m a inta in a book­
s to r e on o r n e a r the Campti 
and 
si ll the books and supplies at as 
n e a r cost a s possible.

Mr, Y oung m a y now b rin g the 
bill up fo r consideration ac*! dis­
cussion on the floor of th e House 
L ast week m em bers of th e Co-Oj 
an d T ex a s Book S to re ap p e a re t 
befo re th** E du ca tion Com m ittee 
and gave th e m in f o rm a tio n in r» 
gard to the cost o f o p e r a tio n and 
rebates.

m e m b ers voted 

A fte r a h e a te d discussion o f 
a b o u t an h o u r W ed n esd ay m orn 
ing, Hon 
th* 
Sin Die Resolution 
a d j o u r n 
May 22. T h e reso lution as in t r o ­
duced by R e p re se n ta tiv e A n d e r­
son from San A ntonio called for 
a d j o u r n m e n t May DL An a m e n d ­
m ent asked for May 22. Tile volt 
w as 83 to 57,

to 

W. F. Cox o f L a m a r se n t up 
an ann n dm e n t th a t th e m e m b e r 
of th e H ouse work fo r ria* S ta te 
a r d th*4 people o f T ex as fo r tht 
r> g u la r 120 
!> n days o v er 
days w ith o u t receiving pay. Thi 
a m e n d m e n t w as voted dow n by 
a vote of 94 “ n o es” and 19 ‘‘a v e s .”

th e 

N a t i v e F l o w e r s Sanchez to Teach

At New Mexico y

r towers 

than 

More 

f o u r h u n d red and 

450 Specie, Exhibited Forj 
League Meet 
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(>„rK„ L Sanche> who h>5 re.
ce ntly finished his the sis in 
the
! department of education, has ac-
th** U niver- 
fifty species o f p la n t life n ativ e S'LV •’*' New Mexico at A lhu quer- 
to T exas will be 
wild 
held May 8, p. and 
the I n tersc h o lastic League Meet. 
T his 
Is held at 
each y e a r by th e d e p a r t m e n t of j assum e th e d irec torship of 
bo ta n y

shown by 
flow er show which will be ! etiology 

I m m e d ia te ly a f t e r th e su m m e r 

the Que to teach Spanish and 

IO, d u r in g m **r session

r e p te d a position in 

show 

tim. 

i bm 

psy

d u r in g the Cumming sum-

Seniors Listed For

S ociology M ajors

to d a y 

M a jo r e x a m in a tio n s 

in socio­
logy will be given 
to th e
arg e st g r o u p ever to have ta k e n 
th is d e p a r t 
the e x a m in a tio n s 
{ m ent, a c c o r d in g to an a n n o u n c e ­
m ent m a de by Dr. W a r n e r E. Get- 
I tys, p rofessor of sociology, W e d ­
nesday. T he ex a m in a tio n will be 
in Garrison Hall 315, a t 2
held 

in 

E kdahl, 

L ie u te n a n t-c o lo n e l S. N. E k ­
dahl, U nited S ta te s A rm y, 
le ft 
A u stin T uesda y for San A ntonio, 
w h ere he has been called f o r a c ­
tive m ilitary duty.

O th er o ffic e rs elec ted a r e as 
vice p re sid e n t; Mrs. W. R. P a tty , 
follows; Mrs. Sidney Sm ith, first 
second vice p r e s id e n t; Mrs. J. M. 
vice p resid e n t,
G riffith , 
“d u r a ti o n a t the U niversity, w e n t ! Mrs. W. J, F o ster, t r e a s u r e r . Miss
Alga J. Murkly was r e n a m e d sec 
to San A ntonio to p a r ti c ip a te in
th e a n n u a l m a n e u v e rs of th e ar-
ret ary.
my co rp s statio n e d th e re . H e is a 
m e m b e r of the 357th i n f a n t r y of 
the F o u r th Division.

“ T he A ppre ciatio n o f t h e Co 

in physical

in s tru c to r 

th ird 

A n n u a l studio e v e n in g o f 
th e 
C u r ta in Club will be held M on­
day, M ay 12. a t 8:15 o ’clock, a t 
Gregor H ouse, a n n o u n c e d E s th e r 
I ai ver, public ity c h a ir m a n 
M a c 
of the o rg an iz atio n .

T bree o ne-act plays will be p r e ­
sented. T hese 
include “ E vening 
D re ss In d isp e n s a b le ,” w ith A n n a 
P a u l Allen, Dale Rowden, R o b e rt 
.Pitaden, an d M argie B rig h t, d i r e c t ­
ed by B a r n e t t S h a w ; “ T he J e s t 
o f A H a ha L a b a ,” w ith C h e ste r 
A lle n, E u g e n e S a n g e r, H o rto n 
ith, a n d F re d M eredith, d i r e c t ­
ed by I- red M e re d ith ; “ A M a tte r 
ol H u s b a n d s ” with 
T e d Lewis 
M oody a n d K a th e rin e G riff ith u n ­
of B a rn e tt 
d e r 
Shaw.
k 
ib le ” 
a n d “ A M a t t e r of H u s b a n d s ” will 
*4 >al> '■> be !“'* -sente i S a tu r d a y ni .bt 
the U n iv e rsity 
a! 
F a c u l t y C lub a t 2304 S an A n ­
to n io S tre e t.

“ E v e n in g Dix 

J o clock a t 

direction 

Ina pc 

th e 

C a p a n d G o w n M ails 

S en io r W e e k C a rd s

I n v ita tio n s w ere m ailed by Cap 
a n d Gown Council May 5 t o all 
the U n iv ersity 
s e n io r w om en of 
is from 
f o r S e n io r W eek, which 
M ay l l to May 15, a n d f o r 
the 
g a r d e n p a r t y th a t is to be given 
by the s t a f f of the D ean of W o­
men. The g a r d e n p a r t y will be 
a t the A u stin W o m a n ’s (d u b , 708 
F an A n tonio S tre e t, W ednesday, 
a t 7 :30 o ’clock.

I he 

in v ita tio n s a r e em bossed 
in gold w ith th e seal of the U ni­
v e rsity , with a g a r la n d of b lu e­
b o n n e ts below it.

th.* 

M e m bers of the Cap a n d Gown 
in vitations 
C o u n c il who sent 
a r e M a rg a ie t V aughan. 
E m m a 
V ir g in ia De.-herd, Bess OI-on. 
A delaide Rogers, E lizabeth Law, 
lf 
-
M athew s, F r a n c e s L aughlin, D or­
othy W a tts , Billy W eston, 
and 
M a r g a r e t C u nning ham .

R o b i n s o n , 

M a e b e 

W o rk in o th e r in s titu tio n s : As 
much as 6 hours m ay be co u n ted 
tow ard a m a s t e r ’s d eg re e if com- i 0’C]0C]; 
pit ted in resid e n ce (a) in an in- 
is a m e m b er of
titu tio n which 
. a 

: a; 

A m in ia tu r e w ar will be f o u g h t 
on the large field b e tw e e n F r e d ­
e r ic k s b u r g and San A ntonio with 
two arm ies, one 
of 
t r o o p s sta tio n e d 
in San A nto nio 
and opp osin g forces m a d e u p of 
reserves. The “ w a r ” will la s t two 
weeks.

com posed 

> 

. I 

^ . WN, in 

ap p ro v a l Jaco bs, M a r g a r e t V au g h a n , 

’ S ' ,e „ e U n ite d S ta te s 
ana( a ’ 

M a r g a r e t Scullin, E velyn P rid - 
B e n th a l McCollum, C h a rlo tte
0 t . ^ ^ n c a n U m ; I S tra w n , M a ria n S chw artz , Alene 
and
\u 
of th e d e p a r tm e n t co n c ern ed and G eorge U r q u h a r t arc the s t u d e n t s
. ; 7 g ,! J a V n. j n*V, , n s tltutio n j w ho will ta k e the e x a m in a tio n in 
tod a y. Sociology form- 
a n d sociolagy 
econom ics until a few years ago,
od a b r a n c h o f the d e p a r t m e n t of 
when it w as organized into a sep- 
a r a t e d e p a r tm e n t , Dr. G ettys

L ic u te n a n t-c o lo n e l E k d a h l a t ­
ta ined 
th e r a n k o f M a jo r in th e 
U n ite d S ta te s A rm y a f t e r distin- 
duished service with th e A m erican 
E x p e d i tio n a r y F o rces, f o r which 
he was 
th e M ilitary 
th e B ritish a r m y ; he
Cross by 
T o R eceive R efund sa id ‘ F o u r s tu d e n ts last y»‘a r and was rec en tly p ro m o te d to th e ran k
the Un-
I an equal n u m b e r the y e a r befo re j of 
ited S tate n A rm y R eserve Corps.

Part-tim e Students

w ere m a jo rs in sociology. 

lieu te n an t-co lo n el 

aw a rd e d 

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.•;™tm:dr r ^ ! Z f S chools WiU C om pete A lexander E lected

In O n e-A ct P lays j D elta Sigm a Pi Head

B art-tim e s tu d e n ts whose m a x ­
reg istra tio n d u r in g e i t h e r ,

imum 

“
fee 
a portion of the reg istra tio n 
on th e te r m s s ta te d in th e c a t a ­
logue, an n o u n c e d E. J. M athew s, 
r e g is tra r.

I he ca ta lo g u e s ta te s th a t a t th e i High School a u d ito r iu m 

close of th e .session or upon w ith- o’clock T h u rs d a y night.

S ta te 

plays will be held 

t o u r n a m e n ts fo r one-act 
th e S enior 
in 
8 
a t 

E lection of o ffic e rs and plans 
fo r the* new y e a r w e re th e main 
f e a tu r e s of th e m e e tin g of Delta 
S igm a Pi, n a tio n a l business a d ­
m in istra tio n 
in G a r ­
rison Hall, T u e sd a y night, C harles

f r a t e r n i t y , 

o f the H o u sem o th ers I

o peration 
w ith t h e O ffice o f th e D ean of Z j p p e n j g H onored
Men” was discussed by D ean V.
I. Moore.

W ith R e a p p o in tm e n t
— - 

It. will be exten d e d until S u n ­
day f * * r lh** bene fit of those p e r ­
in Austin and s u r ro u n d in g 
sons 
in te reste d , b u t 
tow ns who 
arc* 
I who a r e unable to visit the show

Com m ittees ap p o in ted by 

the 
president to assist her in the co m ­
ing y e a r are the follow ing: te l e ­
phone co m m ittee, M e sdam e s G. A. 
C unningham . Chilton, E. K. B a r ­
den, E. Thiele, L. CL Banks, A. B. 
Wright, A. L. Lucas, G. W. Clime, 
M. T. P ribble, E. J . H u le tt, and
II, C. Bouk ley; rec ep tion c o m m it­
tee, Mesdames H. H. B everly, J. 
E. G unn, and W. W. J a m e s ; p ro­
gram com m ittee , Mesdames Carl 
Carlson, B. R. McLeod, and L. H. 
M arshburn.

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W illiam s A ppointed 

T o H ead C om m ittee

Dr. Leo Zippin, who h a t bee n oa fbe tw o o th e r days. 

* 

unique*

last 

in A ustin sine** 
S e p te m b e r 
d o i n g r e s e a r c h work in m a t h e m a t ­
ics u n d e r the direc tio n o f Dr. R. 
L, Moore, 
te le g ra m 
received a 
W ed n esd ay m orning, May 6, an* 
n o u n cin g hi.- r e a p p o in tm e n t to th e 
in 
n a t i o n a l 
m a them atics. The su b je ct of Dr .
Z ip p in g investigation is th e p oint I wide m 
set theory. 

fellowship 

8bow w l l he

a.*
cord m g to Dr. IL C T h a rp , a s ­
s o n a te pro fe sso r of botaru and 
d ir e c to r 
Interscholastic 
th e 
L eague wild flow er contest. Col- 
lections of 
are so m e tim es displayed, b u t 
is seldom 

flow er 
it 

local wild 

the scope 

th a t 
t h a t o f 

th e U niversity 

flow er show.

r e .-ar* h 

is a

of 

T his fellowship which is adm in- 

the Research Fellow- I b o ta n y go o u t every d a y 

M em bers o f the d e p a r tm e n t of 
arid 
istered by 
th e N atio n al R e - i sc<,ur t h “ hills aml canyon* in a 
ship Board of 
search Council, W a shington , D. I ra d iu s of 60 miles of A ustin for 
' 
!*> use in 
the display.
C., is given only to persons w ith | sJ” *c ' mens to use in 
pider w orts a n d p l a n t a i n s will 
a d octor of philosophy d e g r e e or 
p robably be th e must numerous* 
th e equivalent.
as seven sp e cim en s each w ere 
shown last year. Six specim ens of 
honeysuckle w e r e also on display 
hist year. O th e r varieties which 
w ere re p re se n te d wen* thistle, as 
the m int 
th e 

th e p ea family, a n d 

tor, and su n flo w e r, 

i 

family, 
spurge family.

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La P re n so E d ito r

th e 

Dr. Zippin received his do ctor 
C arolyn W illiams w as a p p o i n t­
of philosophy d e g re e fro m th e U n ­
ed ch a irm an o f 
vaudeville 
iversity of P en n sy lv a n ia in 1929, 
co m m ittee of the G irls’ Glee Club 
an d in 1929 and 1930 he was in­
at a m e etin g of the club W ednes-
s tr u c t o r in m a th e m a tic s in P e n n ­
day night, a n n o u n c e d V irginia sy lv s n n ia Stat** College. He has 
Decherd, m a n age r. Those s e r v i n g 1 c o n trib u te d articles to th e B ulle­
with h e r a re Mildred Kidd, Lor 
tin of A m erican M ath em atic s So­
aine S chirm er, and M a ry Cline.
ciety, and The A m eric an J o u r n a l 
of M athem atics,

This co m m ittee 

I draw al a p a r t- tim e s tu d e n t, up- 
th e R e g is tr a r, 
to 
I on ap plication 

F o u r high schools will compete 
and

t h u r s d a y night. P lainv iew 
e y receive a r e f u n d of $10 f o r J Jacksonville will each o f f e r “ Sub- Calloway, scribe, annou nced. 

■th, wk

F o r t W o rth , will give ‘‘T h in s- j ton A le x a n d e r of T yler, 

each se m e s te r in w hich his m a x - m e rg e d .” P o lytechnic High School 
imum re g is tra tio n a t a n y one tim e 
was th r e e se m e s te r h o u rs o r less. ; d ay E v e n i n g ” and A u s tin will pre- m a s te r ; W a r n e r McNair,
o r $5 f o r each se m e s te r in which : sent “ C a su a ltie s.”
the m a x im u m r e g is t r a tio n a t a n y ! 
T he c a s t of “ C a s u a ltie s ” 
one tim e w as in excess o f t h r e e eludes H a r r y G a r n e r as th e man. Tom M errell, t r e a s u r e r ; Bill Doz-
hours, b u t 
1........ 
ier, m a s te r of fe stiv itie s; H om er
se m e ste r hours
G ru bbs, c h a n ce llo r; and 
L ester
F.lliott, D elta S ig m a Pi
corres-
pon d en t.

T he new o ffic e r s a r e : J, Kel-
head 

M aurice W eed, the doctor
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six W h e eler Lyons as th e w om an, and 

in- w a r d e n ; C ha rles Calloway, scribe;

no t m ore 

th a n 

this 

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r, 

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C o w b o y C o m m itte e 

M e e ts a t 8 o ’Clock

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H I L L E L G I V E S P I C N I C

is responsible 
fo r the men and girls j o in t p r o ­
to be given 
gram a t a c o n c e r t 
. W e d n es d ay night, May 13, a t the

T here will be a m e e tin g o f the
l l

co m m ittee F rid a y m o r n in g a t 
o'clock in Main B uilding 135.

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T O I N S T A L L O F F I C E R S

S e n i o r
. 
W ald en; Clay Z aeh ry , Jr., ju n io r G re g o ry G ym nasium .

. 

C lark M ade 1931-32 

G lee C lub P re sid e n t

; G eorge Clark of A u stin was 
th e M en’s 
the 

elected presid e n t of 
Glee Club for next y e a r a t 
election of offic e rs held T u e s d a y \ 
night, Bill Dyer, a c tin g president,

, 
No c h a r g e s will ho m a d e fo r j held T h u rs d a y , May 7, a t 5 o ’clock ; ®n " ? u n “ ’! 

, R eagan L ite r a r y Society will be ( 

,

,xr 
"j* 

‘' U * 5 '

the picnic t h a t th e Hillel F ounda- 
All Cowboys with automobile** 
will m e e t a t th e G re g o ry Gymnas- 
is sp o n so rin g S u n d a y a f t e r ­
tion 
turn at 8 o’clock this m o rn in g , an- noon a t 4 o’clock. S tu d e n ts are 
r e s e rv a tio n s by
n ounce d J im m y R u tla n d , chair- asked 
th e tr a n s p o r t a t i o n c o m - 1 calling a t th e Hillel House or to

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to m a k e 

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in th e Kiris’ stu d y ha ll, a cco rd in g 
Fn art a n nnn 
rvwAt* 
to an a n n o u n c e m e n t m ad e 
Hallie O rr, p resident-elect.

. 
Fir ^ 

 

 

,-u. s natter, 
-GU. C harles /A\ ley

T he fo U o w m g o f f .e e r s w ere r .
y, manage*-;
‘ Bob Morrison, h isto ria n ; and Bill
librarian. G ilb e rt E.
; H am ilton, 
| S ch ram m was re-elected d ire c to r 
of th e club.

i 12.

th e p r o g ra m of the la st p r o g ra m man of 

j m e e tin g of th e A ustin Ar*; L e a g u e m ittee 

f o r 

the 

to r this season W e d n e s d a y a f t e r - L ea g u e Meet. The C ow boys are 
noon a t 3:30 o ’clock a t th e home ; to a c t as official 
of Mrs. R. L. Batts. The p r o g ra m guides. 
w as 
a r esu m e o f the y e a r s ’ stu d y j R u tla n d 
of c a th e d ra ls illu s tr a te d w ith 
tern slides. 

appreciated. 

t h a t 

said 

Intersc h o lastic , a m e m b e r of the com m ittee, which I
is com posed o f E u n ic e Coolen, Eli ;

G A L V E S T O N IA N S T O M E E T 

E lection o f o ffic e rs a n d 

t r a n s p o r ta tio n G oldberg, G o dcheaux Levi, Ha 
H a ttie j p la n n in g of su m m e r d an c es will a r ^ g e t tin g rea d y 
Levy, an d Israel Sm ith. Ti amir
nupor- be 
ta tio n will be fu rn ish ed 
to 

the T h u rs d a y nig h t 

the business of 

a n y o th e r 

the 

M embers of the M en’s Glee Club 
j o i n t
th e m e e tin g con c ert to be given with th e Girls*
in Glee Club n ex t W ed n esd ay night,
a n n o u n c ed May 13, at G regory G ym nasium

th e 

fo r 

at 7 o ’clock 
105, 
-Joe Maglio, president. 

[H ouse. 

lait- car.-, th a t can be furnished w ill be o k r u e ’g ro u n d 

from 

the H ille r Main Building 

S tu d e n ts who expect 

r e ­
, e th e ir a u d i t o r ’s 
fu n d should V 
receipt at 
,he R egistrar’s o ffic e 
at once so that their refund orders 
I m ay be p r e p a re d , Mr. M athews 

said.

 

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B I C K L E R L E A D S P R O G R A M
Mrs. Harry B ickler conducted 

Invited to S p e a k

e r at 

P re n sa, will be 

Ignacio E. Lozano, e d ito r o f La 
th** main s p e a k ­
tin* a n n u a l b an q u e t of th e 
Z**t.a c h a p te r of S igm a D elta Pi. 
T h u rsd ay . May 14, a t 6:30 o’clock 
in the P an -A m e ric a n room of the

Mr. Lozano will speak on “ The 
the Ame: i- 

Two Civilizations of 

i can Continent,**

R e serv a tio n s should be mad* 
with Mm., L illian W ester, Main 
Building 260 by T uesday, May

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K U E H N E IN DALLAS
I Dr. J o h n M, Kuehne, professor 
j of physics is in Dallas attending 
a C o n g reg a tio n a l Church eonven 
tion, and w ill return 

cession is com pleted S anchez will
the
division o f 
in f o rm a tio n and s t a ­
tistics o f th e d e p a r tm e n t of e d ­
ucation , which is financed by ti * 
g«*r u r a l e d u c a tio n b oard of 
th e 
Rocket * lie r found, t* ion.

S anchez has been w o rk in g at 
th** U n iv e rsity on a 
fellowship 
from th e R ockefeller found ation. 
Ile is a m e m b er o f Phi I>elta K a r ­
in. S igma I l* Ila Pi, a n d Phi K ap ­
pa Phi.

“ Scores 

of 

children on R e p ea ted T e s ts ” 
tfu* name o f Sanchez's thesis.

S p a nish-spe ak ing 
is 

Mrs, Sanchez, who is a se n io r 
in th e LD iversity will ac co m p an y 
M r . S a n c h e z when 
leaves 
Vustin fo r A lb u q u e r q u e J u n e 6.

he 

JA M E S B A R B E C U E H O ST
Bill Ja m e s , as sista n t 

foo tball
coach a t 
th e U n iv ersity , gav e a 
b arb e cu e at his ran ch n . r F<»rt 
W o rth M ay I fo r all old m em bers 
>*f 
p ro sp e c tiv e member-* 
and 
C am p 
a b o u t 
sixteen miles u * -t of Kerrville.
Th*
ca m p n
In Id
summer 
.'itll A ugli.-
from J u n e 16 

S te w a r t, 

located 

•a

i I.

Activity Calendar

T H UR SD A Y

5 

o’clock—-R e a g a n 

L ite r a r y

Society. G irls’ study hall,

5 o’clock — Sidney L anier So­

ciety. G irls’ stu d y hall.

7 o ’clock — T ex a s G alveston 

( ’lub. Main Building 105.

7 ob lock — T h e ta Sigm a Phi. 

Scottish Rite D orm itory.

7:1 "> o ’clock —- I n t e r f r a t e r n i t y 
Council b a n q u e t. C rystal ballroom 
o f Driskill Hotel.

7:15 o’clock — A th le tic C o u n ­

cil. G regory G ym nasium .

8 o'clock — h o r ! nig htly Club. 

F acu lty Club,

8 o'clock — S ta te to u r n a m e n t 
fo r o ne-act plays. S enio r Hig. 
School a u d ito riu m .

[ a t 8:15 o'clock, D yer attid.

I the latter part of th e week. 

* tel.

D elta
to A ustin chapter o f Delphian. D riskill Ho 

2:80 o’clock 

Alpha

F R I D A Y

 PAGE TWO

T H E D A I L Y 

T E X A N

B S

THURSDAY, MAY 7, 19

BEARS AND STEERS TANGLE HERE TODA V

R e d C r o s s Life
Saver Here 
TocUv

N e d C a m p b e l l , r<p r e s e n t a t i v e of 
t h e j 

t h e Life S a v i n g S e r v i c e of 

A m e r i c a n Red < ros«, a r r i v e d 
in 
A u st i n W e d n e s d a y t o t a k e C h a r g e 

o f a l i fe s a v i n g c o u r s e t o b e g i vi n 
p o o l 
a t G r e g o r y 

G y m n a s i u m 

T h u r s d a y , F r i d a y a n d 
S a t u r d a y 
n i g h t s o f t h i s w e e k . G i v e n p r i ­
m a r i l y f o r e x a m i n e r s a n d o t h e r s 
w h o i n t e n d to d o l i f e saving* w o r k , 
t h e c o u r s e will b e o p e n t o all m e n 
a n d w o m e n s w i m m e r s i r r e s p i c li ve 
a f f i l i a t i o n .
o f 
S e n i o r l i f e s a v i n g t e s t s will al s o 
b e g i v e n .

t h e i r U n i v e r s i t y 

l e c t u r e 

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p h y s i c a l e d u c a t i o n m a j o r c l a s s e s 
life s a v ­
t o m o r r o w on 
t o d a y a n d 
a i d , a n d m e t h o d s o * 
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f i r s t 
t e a c h i n g s w i m m i n g . 
I l e will b e at 
th e G r e g o r y pool fro m 7 o ’clock I 
t o 
l o o ’cl o c k t h e last t h r e e n i g h t s 
o f t hi s w e e k t o g i v e t h e t e n - h o u r 
e x a m i n e r ’s c o u r s e .

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Ask the student who buys his ap­
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E ncouraged by every baseball*
l o v i n g 
in t h e U n i v e r s i t y , by 
t h e L o n g h o r n B a n d , by a t w e n t y - 
\ e a r -habi t of w in n in g Mall gam es, 
t h o lad o f L n c l e Billy Iii ach will j 
t a k e t h e fi e l d a t 5 : 3 0 o ' c l o c k t o ­
d a y a g a i ii : 
in 
t o Kin ear t h e B e a r s ’ 
a n e f f o r t 
h o p e s f o r a p e n n a n t a n d s i l e n c e 
then* w a y c r y o f “ F o r B o c h e y a n d 
f o r . l a k e . ”

t h e B a y l o r B e a r s 

T h i s will b e T e x a s ’ s e c o n d a n d 
last c h a n c e a t t h e B e a r s , w h o li ck­
ed thi rn in t h e f i r s t g a m e w i t h t h e 
aid o f E l l i s o n ’s fas t ball , arid a 
< o u p l e o f b r e a k s .

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t h e m o u n d 

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f o r t h e 
a b l y s t a r t on 
Steel--. Vt p r e s e n t , Mi ke ha - t h e 
be--! r e c o r d o f a n y p i t c h e r in the 
c o n f e r e n c e , 
f o u r 
g a m e s w i t h o u t a s i n g l e -defeat to 
E d i s o n , w h o will 
m a r his r e c o r d . 
s t a r t t h e g a m e f o r t h e B e a rs , lur 
vvo n f o u r a n d bist o ne , t hi A g g i e s 
b a i n g h a n d e d h i m a d e f e a t 
in a 
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h a v i n g w o n 

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d o will be t o filii -h in a t h r e e w a y ' 
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t i e f o r * b e f l a g . 
In­
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d e f i n i t e l y o u t o f 
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if i'm* B u n n s 
d r u b i he S t e e r s , a n d <hey in t h e i r 
t u r n It k Mice a n d A. A- M. n e x t 
w e e k , 
t h r e e - 
t h e r e s u l t will b e a 
w a y tie.

I >•' La P u e n t e will be h a n d i c a p ­
ped t o d a y in t h a t h e mu s t t a k e a 
m a j o r 
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i<h u n t i l a 
b e f o r e
g a m e t i me .

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w h o a r e h i t t i n g a m o n g 
t h e c o n ­
f e r rn e l e a d e r s in K e r e s k y , Koch, 
a n d W i l s o n . H o w e v e r , t h e .Steers 
ba vt 
t h r e e o r m o r e s l u g g e r s w h o 
ca a e q u a l t h e B r u i n I r i a in At cr, 
S u i ! iy e n , R o y a n d W h i t e ,

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w r -rig b a n d e i s l a n t s , b u t t h e o t h e r 
St ee l in i n will he in no w a y b a n d i - -
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(» E m e r s o n , w i n n e r o f t h e Noi - 
cis T r o p h y , will be p r e s e n t e d 
t h e 
c us .in A b e f o r e t he g a m e is c a l l ed
by H u g h D u n l a p , 
i n d e n t p r e s i ­
d e n t .

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Ox E m e r s o n a s its c h o i c e f o r t h e 

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f i n e r a t h l e t i 

t h a n Ox, no 

t r u e r 

n o 

h a r d e r , 

s p o r t s m a n , 
c l e a n e r 
f i g h t e r . E m e r s o n s h o w e d his t r u e 
his 
s u r r e n d e r i n g 
in 
c h a r a c t e r 
j u s t f i g h t 
f o r e l i gi bi l i t y. He wa s 
s i n c e r e in t h e k n o w l e d g e t h a t win 
t h e n a m e 
o r lose, he w o u l d h u r t 
o f t h e U n i v e r s i t y . H e 
u r r e n d e r 
t d a m p t a i r h i p a n d a c h a n c e 
t o l e a d t h e L o n g h o r n s in its g r e a t ­
e st o f i n t e r s e c t i o n a l b a t t l e s . I."iii 
o f w h i c h m e a n t m u c h 
t o him. 
in d o i n g t h e s e t h i n g * he 
But t h a t 
t h e 
g a nod g r e a t e r e s t e e m 
h e a r t s o f 
t h e s t u d e n t b o d y wa 
s h o w n by y e s t e r d a y ’ v o ti ng . Y o u 
c oul d n >t h a v e pi c k e d a b e t t e r 
m a n .

in 

t h a t he will 

Mi ke De La E u e n t c will p r o l e 
a b l y h e a b l e t o t w i t ! a g a i n * 
t h e 
B e a r s t o d a y , t h a n k s to 
t h e c o u r ­
t e s y o f 
t h e S p a n i s h d e p a r t m e n t , 
b u t a t 
It* h a n d i c a p 
p e d in t h a t h e will he iii n o c o n ­
d i t i o n 
t o p i t c h a f t e r b a i n g w o r ­
r i e d o v e r a m a j o r e x a m f o r t wo 
'ak.- ‘ lo* 
o r t h r e e h o u r s . H e will 
q ui z a t 1 2 : 3 0 o’cl oc k, wi l l p r o b ­
a b l y f i ni s h a b o u t 
t h r e e , a n d will 
be on 

t h e m o u n d a t 

.‘I aln.

A b e 

s o m e t i m e s w o n d e r s wh a t 
h e i g h t ^ p i t c h e r - 
ilk-* “ I r o n M a n ” 
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a n d R u b e W a d d c l 
w o u l d havi 
b e e n a b l e t o r e a c h h a d t h e y b ee n 
c o l l e g e t r a i n e d me n w h o co u l d Pot 
go t o bat w i t h o u t w o r r y i n g ahi ut 
f i n a l e x a m s .

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it all 

t o 

in p r o p ; I 

t h e 
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o v e r t h e b a s e b a l l m a n 
i n g f o r hi* p r o f e s s i o n . T h e B a s e ­
b al l m a n < a n n o t 
t h i n k b a s e b a l l 
all t ho t i m e ; h e mu 4 l e n d s o m e of 
t a s k of 
his g r a y - m a t t e r 
s t a y i n g 
t h e s t u ­
lad c a n s t u d y 2} h o u r s a 
d i o u s 
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t i m e wh a t 
w o n d e r s f o r a s e c o n d 
I ‘hi 
r o m e 
B e t e s w o u l d s a y s h o u l d 
t h e y he 
t o p l a y a b a s e b a l l g a m e 
f o r c e d 
la f o r e 
t h e i r b el o v e d 
t h e y 
q u i z z e s . It a i n ' t r i g h t . H i r a m .

o u r n o n a t h h * 

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G o r d o n S u l l i v a n 

tuts c e r t a i n l y
j u s t i f i e d t h e f a i t h p l a c e d 
in him 
b y U n c l e Billy, w h o kl ut 
hi m 
in 
t h e o u t e r g a r d e n s w h e n he 
u as n ’t 
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v. (b's, 
garni 
. 
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. Sullivan d i d n ’t k n o w how 
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it 
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t o h a v e 
t i n g l e up 
th* 
a s h o n h o r s e - h i d e 
f i n g e r s . But Sit ll.\ 
b a t 
i n t o hi s 
f i n a l l y got o f f c e n t e r , a n d sit 
tin- 
p r e s e n t w r i t i n g h e ’s h i t t i n g t h i r d 
a m o n g 
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t h e S t e e r 

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t h a t 

t e a m o f 

Did y rn k n o w t h a t : W e s I erred, 
( Io v e l a n d a c c , has t h r e e In u h e r s 
who a r e all gi a t p l a y e r s ? Thew 
a r e . Rick o f t h e St. Loui ; B r o w n s , 
a y o u nee- b r o t h e r w i t h B u f f a l o 
rn 
t h e I n t e r n a t i o n a l L e a g u e , a n d 
a still y o u n g e i b r o t hm w h o is on 
\ . C. W e s 
■ G u i l f o r d , 
t h e f a r o 
t h e y o u n g e s t will be 
*ay< 
f i g g r e a t e s t p l a y e r irs t i me . T h a t 
t h e N o t r e D a m e 
I B T I 
c o n s i s t e d o f o n l y I I p l a y e r s ? T h e y 
t f c d o n l y e l e v e n u n i f o r m s , T h a t 
F o p W a r n e r , w h o h t s p r o b a b l y 
»I n v e n t e d m o r e ploys t h a n a n y o n e 
e l s e . on Cl 
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litt le
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g r e a s e d 
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f l o a t i rig. 
divi ng, 
sui f a c e 
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ball, g r a s p the handle, ami aw ay 
thc.v's go. T hat Al F itch , I s year- 
lad 
‘ all fo rm a high school 
old 
broke 
the 
th e w o rld ’s rec o rd 
I o n ,y ard d ash several d a y s ago? 
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and
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to day m e a n s m uch
I Mac linum, b u t ever* if th e y
to tie 
'.vin it, that do esn ’t by a n y m eans 
indicate that 
th e y will be in th e 
clear. T h e y have tw o g a m e s next 
week with Rice a n d 
\ . & M., 
that in 
\ he's opinion veil! be the 
h a r d e st of th e year. Rice h a s n ’t 
•licit a w o n d erfu l ball club, but 
they have tin best h u r l e r in the 
c o n f e re n c e in Ray H a r t, and h e ’s 
he m ighty h a r d to beat 
I g oing 
s ta m p in g grounds.
on 

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j T h e n , th e n e x t d a y t h e S te e rs go 
to c o liege S ta tio n to play a g a m e 
th a t will m e a n 
t h e w inn ing or 
losing of a p e n n a n t f o r the Ag­
gies, re g a rd le ss of w h e th e r T exan 
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a s s ig n m e n t 
t o u g h e r 
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in 
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TVxan Ss rn ria Staff

Big E rn ie Roy, L o n g h o rn o u t­
fie ld e r , and L e s te r V eltm an . A g ­
gie o u tf ie ld e r , ju m p e d ahead of 
t h e , 
the c o n f e re n c e field d u r in g 
p a s t week, and a r e tie d f o r the 
le ade rsh ip of th e c o n f e re n c e . V elt- 
m a n increased his b a t t i n g a v e r a g e I 
d u r in g the p a s t w ee k fro m ,38$ to 
,423, w hile Roy ju m p e d f ro m ,338 
to .423,

W ith the ex ception o f th e two 
le ad e rs, a lm o st e v e r y p la y er 
in 
th e c o n f e re n c e d ro p p e d in hitting. 
R a y m o n d A tor, L o n g h o rn short-
, • 
sto p a n d last; w eak • b a d e r , drop- h 
ped fro m .473 to .333, when he 
f a ile d to g e t a h it in eig h t tim es
a i b a t.

, 

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, 

.

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Freshmen Beat

Biinn Memorial

_ 

~ 

_ 

"~C 

M a x e y a n d 

tr a c k te a m will leave A u stin to- 
the
day for F o r t W o r th w h e r e 
i a y l o r I u r n I n e o n f e rc n c e tr a c k m e e t will be held 
f <- *jt tauium F r id a y an d
j a . 
.Saturday if th is week. O n ly pick-
m en will be ta k e n on th e trip, 
o f baseball, C o a ch M arty K a r o w ’s -md o th e r m e m b e r s of th e squad 
f re s h m a n baseball te a m d e f e a te d who desire to run will be allowed
fin an c e 

G ood Pitching 
. 

In a very slow and w e n d g a m e 

th e y 

to do so provided 
th e ir way.

i th e Bl inn M em orial
W(stol. .dny
haA ,;n!

•am at B ren - 
T h e 
20 9. 
S h o rth o r n h ad d e f e a te d the Blinn 
te a m in A u stin earliei in th e s - a - 
son.

Coach C lyde L ittlefield and his : nesday , B e rry W h i ta k e r ’s 

W elco m e, I Ugh 

to the 21st

School Delegates, 
Interscholastic

League Con I erencc

Held annually al 
sity of Texas in

I lie 

fJn 

the interests

o f the High School youths of

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RESULTS

of the 

Ini.' use holastic 

League 

Events 

will be posted

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WH 
lock fo rw a rd to this p le asure each 
y ea r. We co n sid er if a privilege to we! 
ro m e to the U n iv ersity you High School 
in d e n ts who have won ou t in c o m p e ti­
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th e distric t m eets, and come 
hen* to com pete fo r S ta te honors. S uc­
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in 

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[n intramural Meet Abe-

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th e 180-yard 

B r e a k in g four ret u rd s in th e ir 
meet at m em orial sta d iu m W ed-
in tra -
m u r a l t r a c t a t e m gave one of the 
most successful and co lo rfu l e x ­
hibitions of cinder path a n d field 
t a l e n t since in tr a m u r a l tr a c k was 
s t a r t e d .
In 

low hurdles, 
S ears E a rle . A cadem , pulled o f f 
a nice r a c e to break th e old r e ­
cord o f 21 second-; w ith th e tim e 
o f 20.8 seconds, Babe Bu sci, 
th e 100-yard da-h 
Vcadem, brokt 
record of 10.2 seconds with 
th e 
tim e of 9.0 se­
cin d er-sco rch in g 
conds, 
d ash , 
220 -y ard 
th e 
H o m e r Holton, of Little ( am pus. 
an d D ew ard Lh ii Ire, A cadem , 
both bro k e th e f o r m e r recon! of 
22.8 w ith th e tim e of 22.7. The 
te a m com posed of Doyle Willis, 
Sm oky A llen, Sears E arle , a n d 
Babe Russell, 
the 
A cademe, set a new re c o rd in the 
880 -yard re la y of 1.38. as ag a in st 
the old tim e of I :3S.2.

r u n n in g fo r 

In 

T h e E n g in e e r s with (55 p o i n t s 1, 
the D e p a r t m e n ta l Division 
th e A adorns close behind 

! won 
I with 

with 51 points. B. A. 
| third w ith 12 points a n d B harm aey 

finished j 

f o u r th w ith I point.

In 

the F r a t e r n i t y division, I ’hi 

( T u r n to P a g e 5)

Aggies, Owls 

Meet Today

Si" <A! til The I ta iii/ i • •'<!*.

in 

f i r s t 

to r a g a m e 

CO L LE T ,E S T A T IO N , May it 
— W ithin two g am es of a pO idbh 
baseball 
S o u th w e s t C o n f e r e n c e 
ch a m pionship, which w ould 
be 
th a t sp o r t, ( 'e a c h 
th e ir 
Roswell H ig g in b o th a m ’s T ex a s Ag 
gie b aseball te a m now aw a its the 
invasion o f the Rice I n s titu t e Owls 
of H o u sto n 
h ere 
T h u r s d a y , May 7. T h e Aggie 
nine but r e c e n t l y com pleted one 
o f th e most su c ce ssfu l road trip s 
in T e x a s A. & M. College baseball 
history, w in n in g g a m e s fro m B a i ­
lor, T. C. 

l h, an d S. M. 
l f th e Aggies* can d e fe a t Rice 
an d th e n win o v e r T e x a s C a lv e r 
s h y h ere on M ay Kl, 
they will 
hav e a c l e a r title to th e c o n f e r ­
en c e p e n n a n t.

l h 

is chosen 

T h u r s d a y 's clash m ay re ©Ive it­
if Ray 
self into a p itc h e r s ' duel 
the 
Hurt 
Owls and M arshall IS haw elected 
to twirl f o r th e (bidets, f o r each 
has been 
f o r his 
the m a in s ta y 
te am iii th e Im x all season. S haw ,

to flin g f o r 

mile g rin d arid should be aided 
in Cole to take aw a y th e m a jo r ity 
ibis e ve nt. T he fol- 
of p o in ts in 
h w ing men should also place 
in 
th e ir resp e ctiv e e v e n ts : S ta f f o r d 
in th e low hurdles, sh o t-p u t, and 
ja v e lin ; I ly n e m a n an d T ro u s d a le 
Iii th e pole 
v a u l t ; W right a n d 
Jo h n so n in th e disc u s; A le x a n d e r 
and Cook in th e s h o t- p u t; Wilkey 
in tie 220, Comby a n d M ( J u r y 
iii th e high j u m p ; a n d C ohen and 
J o h n so n in the mile run.

W E L C O M E

Interscholastic

Leaguers!

Visit Au.st in': 

a i i* <-

s p o r tin g g o o d s store*. T h e 

C A S S ta in S h o p is m a n ­

a g e d b y ox- J m i e n is o f ! he 

U n iv e r s ity . T h e y all w e l ­

c o m e you an d h o p e for a 

visit 

from 

y o u . E v e r y ­

t h i n g 

from g o l f te e s , to 

ti a d b a l l s .

C A S
SPORT SHOP

2 1 2 0 G u a d a l u p e

the 21st 
to 
Welcome 
Interscholastic League 
Conference

— BASEBALL —

T o d ay 

at Clark Field

T ex a s University vs. Baylor

V

Ride the Street Cars 

and Huses

( o u rte sif a n d S e r r ie s

Austin Street Railway Co.

th ird , when will ru n in th e s p r i n t r e a ly team , I 
in . 

' a n d will run as anc nor m a n 

A l l e r . A ca d em y will he th e rn xt I th e mile realy. 

. 

f, 

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to 

in a 

T h e p a s t week, too, w as bad on 
Good pitching was again the big 
p itc h e r s . L e f ty E llison, pitchin g 
f a c to r in th e v ic tory, 
bd M axey 
lost his f i r s t 
ace o f th e B ears, 
s t a r t e d the g a m e nod pitched f o u r 
th e Aggies, 
c o n f e r e n c e g am e 
innings. H e w as touched f o r six 
w hich placed him 
fo r 
tie 
hits and sevt n ru n s, being relieved
th ir d position a m o n g th e pitcher
the f if t h by V e rn o n T ay lo r,
in 
, 
i f i k e De la F u e n te , S te e r right* . w ko tu r n e d in a n o t h e r p h en o m e n a l 
h a n d e r , k e p t a cle a n rec o rd 
l f p itc h in g p e r f o r m a n c e , str ik in g o u t 
W inning P orn th e f . C. IT. F rugs. j pjg^t m en in five i n n i n g s an d not 
R a y H a r t c o n tin u e s to lead in allow inp 3 sin g j0 hit. Tw o r u n e
s tr ik e -o u ts w ith 23. H art and El- 
in th e
lison a r e tied in th e g r e a t e s t nu m -
th e r e su lt
b e r of in n in g s p itc h e d , each h a v - | o f e n , , r s in th e fkl<{. T h e S h o rt-
live miscues,
inf^, 
th e ir opposition w ere rnak 
opposition w ere 

w e r e 
eighth, but all w e r e 

he Longhoi ns lead 

i h o r n s c o m m itte d 

scored o f f Tayloi 

te a m ; w hib 

. 
in 

. 

b a t t i n g w ith an a v e r a g e of .312.
Rice is close behind w ith a te am 
a v e r a g e of .808.

mu 

th r e e .

T h e S h o r th o r n s s ta r t e d 

th e n 
sc o rin g early, m a k in g up IO ru n s 
in 
The
th r e e 
| ni, 

iii nigs. 

in n (ng

the 

o p p o s i t i o n f o r th e F ro th in a two- 
g a m e se rie s 
t h a t will be played 
a t Clark F ield F rid a y a n d S a t u r ­
d a y of th is week.

!

II

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th e 

xvas 

f i r s t 

26 
26 

B ox Score

P c t. :
I .(UMI ■ 
1.000 
.66 6
.5 0 0 
.5 0 0 
.128 
.4 2 3 
. 123 
.4 0 6 I 
.39 I

T h e leading c o n f e r e n c e hitters.
w ith th e ir tim es at b a t, ru n s sc or- 
cd, h its m a de, an d b a ttin g av e r- f o u r t e e n m en w e n t to hat 
age, a r e a s follow s
P layer*
S ellars, Rice 
W i n t o n , T e x a s
W a ts o n , T e x a s
H aw es, A A M 
Miller, AAM 
B y lerly , B aylor 
K e y , T e x a s 
V e ltm a n , A A M 
P o r t e r , S M U 
W ilson, B aylor 
S tell, T I U 
Bell, AAM 
J o n e s , Rice 
K ie rsk y , B aylor 
H ir s tin e , T C C 
K och, B a y lo r 
A te r , T e x a s 
S u lliv a n , T ex as 
W h it e , T ex as 
H a r t, Rice 
P e e p le s , T e x a s 
D ietzel, TCH

Bls nm
Becker, lb
Brosche, 3 
r f
I loge 
Buggies, 
L in id e m an , p 
W a g n er, ss 
M ercer, 2b 
W e h rtn an , cf 
Elsik, c

.370 j 
.3 46 
.343 
.34 3 
.3 12 
.333 
.333 
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once gam es is as follow s;
P la y e r s
W in to n 
Me I >owell 
W a ts o n
R o y
B locbaum 
B a u m g a r t e n 
S ullivan 
. 
W h i te 
L a m m 
A t e r 
Williams 
Peeples 
D e la F u e n te

AB 
II ii 
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T h e a v e r a g e s o f L on g h o rn h it­
t e r s w hir h are n o t included iii the 
co n fer en ce averages above 
P l a y e r s
ll
Baum garten 
8
P eep les 
4
B lo cba u m 
7
Williams 
(5
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6
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D e La F u ente 
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f. 
E llison, B aylo r 
S haw , A. & M. 
P a r k e r , B aylor 
P e e p l e s , T e x a s 
H a r t , Rice

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a id i n g p i t c h e r s w ith
t h e i r s trik e -o u t 
inning- 
p itc h ed , and hits a n d r u n s g ive n : 
E
P la y e r s 
D e La F u e n te
.............
H a w e s 
..........
E llison 
 ...........
S h a w 

Lip So Ii 

r e c o rd s, 

8

P e e p le s
H a r t

finish 

“ We will prob ab ly 

in 
th ir d place behind Rice and A. 
A M.,” is w h a t L ittle fie ld th in k s 
of his ch a n c e s. “ We will have to 
g a t h e r som e 
f o u r th 
places to go w ith o u r possible first 
places to have a cha n ce at win­
ning th e tit le ,”

th ird a n d 

th e 
te a m 

T ex a s h as not won 
th e 
I '.*27. a n d 

title 
since 
th is 
y e a r will have to go a g a in s t two 
cd th e best b alanced te a m s in th e 
c o n f e re n c e history. Rice h as been 
w in n e r o f all of th e d u el meets 
this season, but 
t r ia n g u la r 
m eet la st week, th e Owls b a re ly 
nosed oui tho S te e rs a n d Aggies.
T he cha ra es this y e a r will rest 
on the sh o u ld e rs of m en who are
f a v o r ite s to win 
th e ir respe ctiv e i 
event . W e ste rfc ld t will be fa v o r- : 
cd to win th e 140-yard dash, and

in a 

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j u m p 

broad 

P e r k in s has an exec limit chance 
of w inning the high j u m p an d will 
prob ably get a th ir d o r f o u rth in 
shot-put. 
th e 
Jo h n n y C r a ig was w in n e r o f this 
event la d y ea r. Hodges will pro b ­
ably cop firs t in th e ja v elin, b u t 
will be given s t i f f c o m p e titio n 
by H e r m a n of S. 

.NL I'.

on 

Im a ten 

S chiller a n d H a r b o u r o f Rice 
will hook up in a n o t h e r h alf mile 
race and will he exp e cted to brea k 
lh. c o n f e re n c e record. E ac h man 
th e o t h e r th is y ea r, 
ha 
and th is will a f f o r d the ni an op­
p o r tu n ity to show w hich is really 
f h a lf-n n le r. T h e q u a r t e r 
the I 
mile 
com posed o f Meyer, 
W e s te rf c ld t, Likins, a n d Craig, 
have a n even chanco to win 
ibis 
event, a n d the mile re la y q u a r t e t 
of Schiller, M eyer, G ulley, and 
W e s te r f c l d t, should com e th ro u g h 
f i r s t place. B lak eney 
to 
should bree ze th r o u g h in the two

r e a ly 

ta k e 

WRECKER SERVICE 
CALL 4101
G ive us a trial at r e fin is h in g 
y o u r fen d ers .
Austin Fender and 
Body Co.
F I F T H A N D L A V A C A

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you MEN

w ho appreciate the finer things in 

fabrics — and have been paying 

a high puce to get them — w ill be 

d e lig h te d w ith th e m a rv e lo u s 

Spring and Summer line o f E d.V . 

Price & Co., Chicago, now on dis­

play here

W oolens of their own im porta­

tion. The finest products o f the 

best A m erican mills.

Garments styled in a manner that 

satisfies e ve ry re ­

quirem ent of fashion 

and good taste.

A s low as 

S30 J50

and up

NICK
LINZ

Frank Law s, Mgr.
T a i l o r i n g De p t .

M a ster
and

Cleaner
D yer

 PAGE FOUR '

T H E D A I L Y T E X A N

T H U R S D A Y , M AY 7, 1931

BY TH I N K I N G CLEARLY

f i l e (Daily f t x m t

t h e 

s e s s i o n .

t h r o u g h o u t 

t h e s u m m e r 

and , 3 - 3 1 6 5 .

( A f t e r IO p 

p h o n es 9181-61 

E s ta b lis h e d 1 8 9 9

lit} sines s O ffices, 

T h e D a i l y T e x a n , s t u d e n t new « put Or a tio n o f 

bul t u n a I O f f i c e s . U. H a l l 1 2 0 , 1 2 2 . 1 2 7 , a n d 1 8 5 . T e l e ­

t h # U » i -
tNprsity o f T e x a s , is p u b l i s h e d 
rn t h e r a m p is o f l h # U n i v e r ­
s i t y ' e t A u s t i n b y 'I'he T e x a s S t u d e n t I ' u b l i c a t i o M * I n c o r p o r - 
a t e d , e v e r y m o r n i n g e x c e p t M o n d a y , 
l o n g 
• e i if f d m , a n d e v e r y T u e s d a y , T h u r s d a y , a n d S u n d a y m o r n i n g 
t h r o u g h o u t 

T h e pow e r and actual practice of th i nk­
ing are rarel y found in an i ndi vidual. It 
is re m a r k a b le h o w hab itu ally pe opl e a c ­
cept beliefs, opinions, p reju dices wi thout 
any e x e rc ise o f their own p ow ers of r e a ­
soning, N arrow -m in d ed n ess and b igotry 
of te n unconsciously control o n e ’s actions
P r i n t e d b y t h e U n i v e r s i t y P r e s s , A . C. W r i g h t , M a n a g e r .
’A n t e d b y t h e U n i v e r s i t y P r e s s , A. C. W r i g h t ,
Entered as second class Blatter at th# purifies at Austin. ;i ntj assertions, U n con scio u sly b e c au se that
S u b s c r i p t i o n p r i c e b y n i s i I . F i v e D o l l a r s Y e a r l y .
| indi vidual has be en in a certain e nvi ron­
ment, has had i de as and thoughts i mpress- 
l ed on his mind, and has, from c onsta nt re- 
l c e pti on of the m without quest ion, d e v e l o p ­
ed a n a rro w p oint o f v i e w.

___________M A C O N B O D D Y

E d i t o r i a l D e p a r t m e n t

rn. 9187.)
l i t ) . 

S p o r t * D e p a r t m e n t

Shrill# *C. S t e a k l e y

A ^ i n n a t e E d i t o r

D A V I D K A M .

T elep h o n es 

A.. A. O a t r o w

Ii. K ali 

TMM,

2-8184 

____ 

___ 

A l b e r t R<*e#e
A s s i s t a n t * : W e l d o n H a r t , D . B . H a r d e m a n , J a c k s o n C o x .

S. cm t y D e p a r t m e n t

M a r y F e e W e s t o n
A s s i s t a n t s * H e l e n B l a n t o n , B e r t h a Z i m m e r m a n , A l t h e a

'K la rn r n . A n a m n r y D a v i s , Z u l a W i l l i a m s .

_............................ S a m N a s h

D r a m a t i c C r i t i c i s m #

........ 

........ . 

.........V i o l e t R i c h a r d s o n

MI

•Th<> e d i t o r i a l h o a r d o f T h e T e x a n s o l i c i t s 

f r e e l a n c e e d i t o r i a l s o f 

‘T i r i n g 

l i n e ” a r t i c l e s 

t i ; - w r i t i n g 
t o b e 

in 

t h e S t u d e n t F o r u m c o lu m n s '.

o f 
p u b l i s h e d 

S i n h c d f o r i a l s m u s t b e w r i t t e n b y U n i v e r s i t y st ( d e n t s , 
e x - s t u d e n t s , o r f a c u l t y m e m b e r - a n d m u s t p e r t a i n t o s o m e 
p h a s e o f s ’ id en t li f e,
— -All c o n t r i b u t i o n s m a s t b e s i g n e d , b u t t h e c o n t r i b u t o r ' s 
U n s i g n e d 
n a m e w i l l n o t b e p r i n t e d 
a r t i c l e s w i l l n o t b e p r i n t e d .

if h e s o r e q u e s t s . 

T h o s e o f 2 0 0 w o r d # c r l e s s w i l l r e c e i v e p r e f e r e n c e .

Billy Weston
Night Editor 
Assistants: M i l d r e d R o b e r t s , D i c k Statice, Llewellyn 

 

 

FOR TH IS IS SU E 
1 

 

Powell.

Nip bt R e p o r t e r : Elizabeth Pete! on.

TH E FALSE NOTE

With e co nomy as tho ke ynote , tile pr e ­
sent Le g i s l a t i v e h a s se e n fit to l ow e r the 
a ppr opr iati ons for the sc hools of t h e sta te 
as a first step iii the reduction of the cost 
of t he state governm ent. Salaries o f f a c u l ­
t i e s have been r educed five and ten per 
c e nt; appr opr i ations for bui l di ngs ha ve
bee n stri cken from the lulls.

If 

is submi tted 

that a l most e v e r yone 
possesse s the m ent al c apa c ity 
to r e al l y 
j think if such is only utilized. It is fur the r 
b e l i e v e d that one w h o t hi nks is o ne wh o 
I c ont ri but es to Soci ety in c ontrast t o one 
wh o is i nfl ue nc ed by e m ot i ons and bi ased 
; opi ni ons whi ch in turn r etard the pr og re ss 
of civilization. Only b y thi nki ng does man- 
' kind move f or war d. Ail 
fre que nt l y
I t hi s thi nki ng is done b y a v e ry smal l f e w 
wh o are responsibl e for t he gr e at stri des 
| of progress. Certainly all c annot be worl d- 
: r e nown e d f igur es in any par tic ul ar acti vi ty, 
but we can contribute our shar e to a thi nk­
ing public that will i mpr ove p o l i t i c s , the 
social order, and e c o n o m i c c o n d i t i o n s .

to 

T oo often unfounde d opinions, pr e c o n­
c e i ve d ideas, traditional be l i e fs and e m o ­
tional bias supe r se de reason and j ud g m e n t 
in the ordinary af fai r s of life. This can be 
e l i mi nated only by the ma jor it y of pe opl e 
using their powe r s of j ud gm e n t and r e a ­
son and t her efr om to m aste r the art of 
thinki ng clearly.

T HE CH URCH V I E W P O I N T

The 

l a w m a k e r s have 

Ii se em s that Bishop Cannon is not the 
onl y ('hurt hman that is havi ng trouble over 
bis vi e ws and activities. Re ce nt ly in N a s h ­
vi ll e, Tenn., a judicial c om m i tt e e of the 
Sout he r n Presbytery c onsider e d a moti on 
t he 
that 
bud ge ts of all othe r de par tme nts of 
the 
pr ovi di ng for a trial of Dr. Cha rl e s E. 
I)iehl, president o f Sou t h we s t e r n Uni v e r ­
sta te will be tri mmed un the s a m e basis 
sity, a church school at M e m phi s. The
as the e duc ati o nal budge t. The fi nanci al
depressi on, of the last two years has been | c har ge s are in the nature of “ c ul pa bl e un­
gi ven a 
the c hi e f factor in c ausing t he re- o r th o d o x ” vi ews on life and r el igion; “ lack 
Auction o f e x pe n di tur e s, al though the r e I o f suppor t of c hu rc h ideals, i mpr ope r man­
ilas be e n agi tation for reducti on for sev- ag e m e n t of soc ial functi ons at the Uyi- 
eral years. 

ve rsi fy, and e xtr ava gan c e .

stated 

The salary reduction m ay be a fair and I Dr. Di ehl , for t h itry ye ar s a c l e r gyman, 
e qui tab l e reduction, since the ge ne r al price ; was de fe n de d by othe r c l e r g y m e n on t h e 
It vel h a ? fallen. The resulting salary, af te r ground that “ honest di ffe r e n c e of 
inter­
file reduction, will l ikel y be equi valent <>f pretation of tin* scri ptures does not neees- 
that r e ce ived t w o ye ars ago. But the dan* sar ll y constitute he r e sy .” W h e t h e r or not 
ge r in ma ki n g the reducti on 
is t h a t the his e n e mi e s will s uc c e e d in the ir e ffort to 
upturn in prices has come , and the raising oust t lie president r emains to be seen. 
of s a l a r i e s can not bo made for t wo ye ars.) Certain it is that the di ffe r e nc e in v i e w s 
In the me antime, t h e fa c ul ty will sufftif on suc h matter will be c har ac te r istic all y
from under pay.

shar p am ong those partici pati ng.

P e r haps there is a false* note of e c onomy 
the cut 
in c utti ng appr opr iati ons wh e n 
Will result in the loss of s om e t hi ng v al u­
abl e. The University has ga th e r e d in Aus­
tin a gr oup of the finest fac ul ty m embe rs.
R -stands to reason t h a t t h e sc ho ol will 
lose t he se men, and the school and the 
Sta te will s uf fe r to a gr e a te r e xt e nt than 
t h e w r i n g s in sa l ar y tot al . 

A N N U A L E DI TO R IAL NO. 23

Al t houg h the w a l k s and paths m ay not 
lead to your de sti nati on in an exac t be e ­
line, it d o e s n ’t tak e muc h time to follow' 
those whi c h do exist.

- T h . ( ’o m p t r o l l e r ’s d e p a r t n u si g o e s to no 
I J f i e expense e ac h ye a r in be a ut i f y i n g the 
c ampus, and we may jii sth taka pride in 
the fa ct that ours is outstandi ng in this 
respect, 
iii order I<> preserve1 this be auty, 
may w e sugge st using tin;* pat hs now e x ­
isting r athe r than maki ng your o w n . — 
Cl ipped.

Ci vi li zation is not injured by d e m o c r a c y 
a# such, but by lack of e d uc ati on on the I 
Burt o f holders of p o w er, and by l ack o f 
r espe ct for liberty.— Be r tr and Russel.
_ 

 

 

m o n e y t a l k s
{T1><> SUnforJ D>i|y)

is in 

T h e Universit y o f Ca l i f or ni a 

the a t hl e t ic 
d og ho us e becau e cont ro l of t he s p or ts p r o g r a m 
lie' s tude nt s . Such is tile opinion of 
is vented in 
one I . c . al u mn u s , as r ep or t ed 
in a San F r a n ­
cisco news p a pe r , and it raises an i n te r e s t i n g point 
— one that will not he decided until the uni versi t i es 
face s q u a r e l y the question of w h e t h e r or not p r e ­
sent d a y college a t hl et ics c on s t i t u t e bi g business.
M Calif or nia, the a l u m n u s po i n t s out , at hl et ics 
in t h e h a nd s o f an e xe cut ive c o m m i t t e e 
a r e 
o f 
elevon, nine of whom ar® u n d e r g r a d u a t e s t u d e n t s , 
l l " c o n t r a s t s this wi t h the S t a n f o r d b oa r d o f c o n ­
t r ol , composed of t h r ee faculty,™t h r e e a l umni , a n d 
t he 
t h r e e s t u d e n t me mber s, a n d d e c i a re s 
l o t t i n g per sonnel of the R e a r g r o u p ma ke s “ a n y 
c o n t i n u i t y af p r o g r a m ” 
impossible, w h e r e a s two- 
t h u d s of the S t a n f o r d hoar d m e m b e r s hold t heir 
I posts o v er a period of y ea r s a n d h av e e x p e r i e n c e 
Jin t he ma t t e rs at hand.

t h a t 

f'o-eils ai tin* I ’niVorsitv of Cincinnati! L T R "; is 

" ’T a m ‘le ‘ru*h 

wbat 

spe nd on tile a i . -r a p - o f Silo na. Ii sc hool 
ye ar for lip-sta k, r ouge , l ac e po w de r , ami 
vani sh my, 
faci al
creams.

nouri shing and othe r 

 

 

 

.', / a'!"m,tt!‘ * * > * :
:1'", ’ 

»'•••"»'* <"»•«>• !l ‘■"-' I"""""
coaches ox the first r an k in t h e i r r es pe ct i ve sports.
Hie class of compet i ti on in the P ac i f i c ( ’oast Con-
t eretice is too fast f o r r esult s t o he o therwise. And

An Amer ic an mint j ul e p was s e r v e d t h e h w h f ° f th‘‘ 

Tri net of Wait whi l e visiting in one o f *" 
th e South Am e r i c an cities. W h e r e h a v e P ”! V s f ahfornia w>lh»*? t0 p*v its coaches?
we heard of that drink 
Indi ana Hails St ud e n t).

be fore

( T h o

rank tannot be Procured un* 
i V " u H v n ' l] *00<1 saluries* In short’ how

c ollege spo r ts a r e r ecogni zed as big business
| by n e a rl y e v e n 
t he c o unt ry . 
large u ni v e r s i ty 
< a l i f o r n i a ’s a l umn i and s t u d e n t body a r e s c r e a m ­
ing f o r wi nner s. \\ ill t hos e in c h a r g e loosen t he
t h e y c o n t i n u e to m a i n t a i n 
pu r se- st r i ngs, o r will 
“ s p o r t s foi s p o r t ’s s a ke ” ?

in 

L a s t wve k I saw <>utsi(b a r estaur ant in 
Rouen the 8ign, “ T h e Je anne d ’A r e ,’* and 
under ne a th was ad d e d su gg e s ti v e l y “En­
gl ish Gri ll .’ — Urol ess or E. A. Ri c har dson.

t end t o t a k e this e x a m i n a t i o n will 
please r e g i s t e r i mm e d i a t e l y in my 
office, Gar ri son Mall HO.

A bl ue book is r eq u i r ed f o r each 
o ur s e u p o n which t he s t u d e n t is 
to be exa mi ne d.

M. R. G U T S C H , 

P r o f e s s o r of English Histor y, j

. . .

W r i t t e n a p pl ica t i on! f or m a n ­
a ge r of t h e sl i mme r al l- Uni ver sity 
d anc es a r e now be ng r ec ei v e d in 
‘he of fi c e of t he Dean of S t u d e n t , 
Life. A pp l i c an t s ar e also e x p e c t-1 
c d to a p p e a r in p e r r on al a m e e t ­
ing in Main Bui lding 111 Mo nda y 
at 2 o’clock.

Signed

ARNO N O W O T N Y 
A • si I a n t Ih an of M * n

A n y st u dc n whose m a x i mu m ! 

r eg i s t ra ti o n d ur i ng t i t h e r b i m e s ­
t e r was six 
s e me s t er h ou rs or 
less is e n t it l e d to a r e f u n d of a 
nor* ton o f t h e r e g i s t r a t i o n fee on 
the t e r m s set f o r t h on p a g e 17 of 
I he G e n e r a l I n f o r m a t io n B u i l t i n , 
Such s t u d e n t s should 
l eave the i r 
a u d i t o r ’s r< ceint ut the Registrar sj 
office at once so that t h e i r r e f u n d ! 
o r der s ma y I-” pre oared.

E. J . ' M A T H E W S , R e g i s t r a r

F o r e i g n 

l a n g u a g e 

r e q u i r e m e n t : 
e xa mi na ti on^ will be hi Id S a t u r - j 
day. May 
in J 
Id, at 2 
Main Bui lding 25th Appl i c at i on to 
t ake 
these exa ms must h< ma de 
at t he R e g i s t r a r ' s office not J u t - j 
*r t h a n W e d n es d a y . May Rh

ob lock 

C. A. S W A N S O N . Rh: h m a n 
< o mmi tt oe on F o re i g n L an g ua g e 
lit qu i r ome nt s.

TO T H E F A ( ’I E T Y A ND S T U ­

invited 

r i i S U N I V E R S I T Y : ! 

D E NT S OR 
t m 
Vt u a r e h er e b y 
t > 
E n g i n e e r i n g P owe r Show a 
t he 
New E n g i n e e r i n g Building T h u r s ­
day night. May 7. f r o m 0 to IO 
o’clock, a n d F r i d a \ ni ght . May 
s 
is 
to 
welcome. Admission free.

IO. Everybody 

from d 

T. IT. T A Y L O R 
l o a n of the Coliege of E n g m e e r - 
i n g.

Linnie B u c k n e r of W e a t h e r f o r d 
visited Violet R o b e r t s last w e e k ­
end.

ATTENTION!

Interschol astic Le a guer s 
and Unde r gr a du a te s!

Em pl o y m e nt — During 

Sum me r — for 
Stude nts

IS 

S a l a ry of $2 I p< r wee k in 
addi ti o n to $200 scholarship. 
A k u t r a n s p o r t a t i o n a n d b o n ­
us. J ob consists o f light sales 
work. Ex pe r i e nc e 
u n n e c e s ­
sary. Only r e q u i r e m e n t s a r e 
willi ngness to p ut f orth c o n ­
g i i - nt ions e f f o r t , A r ea l op- 
P-o a m i t y f o r s t u d e n t s w i s h ­
ing to e a r n t h e i r n e x t y e a r ’s 
school exp< nses.

S E E MR. MCCLANE
Y. M. C. A.
1 0:00-12:00 A.M. and 2-4 P.M.

around the 
perip

w ith th* 
b e r n a r d

R. C. G R A N B E R R Y looked a w ­
fully sleepy W ednesday mor ni ng. 
Could he h a v e been wa l ki n g the 
night b ef o r e?

L OU I S E A I K E N was q ui t e put 

HUGH R U C K M A N 

out over losing her compac t .
had 

that 
worried p r e - e x a m look hut t h a t ’s 
c a r e f r e e c o m p a r e d to the p r e - m a ­
look of ANN H A R G R O V E , 
j or 
S T E R N E NB URG, 
E R A N C I S 
DOROTHY ROSE, 
MA R T H A 
ll \ RUELL. < to.

Wo n d er 

if Ma ry 

PIT T A R D 

misses her s e r e n ad e d a n c es ?

usual 

i ncluding 

The d r u g s t or e h ou nd s flocked 
FANK 
a s 
R U T L A N D . 
K N I GH T, 
F R E D 
B I L L 
SORRY, J A C K CA LK IN S. E A R L 
T AYL OR . S H E I K 
JI M 
M\ P A R K. t tc.

J I MM Y 
PROC TOR, 

L E E , 

T h e r e ’s a Bela S n o o p e r at the 
polls whose 
is well 
oiled, J O E KE LL Y B U T L E R , we 
t bink.

i magi nat i on 

Wa s 

the Fi est a 

too m u c h fox 
DA EF AN GI I. MER? H e’s b ee n in 
t he ho- pit a1.

Official Notice

MA J O R EX A M IN A TIO N S in Ro 
ma nee l a n g u a g e s will be given 

f r o m 2 

T h u r s d a y , Ma y 7, 
S t u d e n t 
o ’clock in M. 
e xp e c t i ng to t a ke t h e se ex ami n e 
lions s h o u l d sign up in m y office 
n ot l a t er t h a n May 4.

I!. 250. 

to 

E. R. SIMS, Ch a i r ma n .

HO U SEM O TH E R S who 

e x ­
pect to have w o men s t u d e n t s in 
the i r home s next 
session 
( 1 931 - 3 2) will please file a ppl i­
cation w i t h t h e Dean of W omen 
by May 6.

long 

L U L A M. B E W L E Y

S T U D E N T S 

in going 
i nt e r es t e d 
on t he Geology S u m m e r Ca mp 
t h e i r appl ica t i on 

in 

■ hould 
t u r n 
immediately.

R O B AR T IL C U Y L E R

S E N I O R M A J O R e x a mi n a t io n s 
in E ngl i sh will be given in Main
Building 172, T h u r s d a y , Ma y 7, 
from 2 u nt i l ti o’clock. S t u d e n t s 
des i ri ng 
i n f o r m a ti o n 
a b out the e x a m i n a t i o n s a r e asked 
to call a t Main Bui lding 130 to) 
secure i n st r uc t i on sheets,

f u r t h e r 

T. P. H A R R I S O N , JR. ;

A P P L I C A T I O N 

f o r 

1931-32 

t h e T e x a s F e d e r a t i o n 

t h e sch ol ar shi p o f f e r e d a n - j 

for 
ma d l y b y 
of W o m e n ’s Clubs t o a U n i ve r si t y ; 
w o m a n s t u d e n t should be ma de 
t he c o m m i t t e e on a w a r d 
to 
mediately.

im-1 

M A R Y E. G E A R I N G

A L L J U N E C A N D I D A T E S f o r 
bachel or of science d e g r e e in ed- j 
ucation or b a c he l o r o f sc i en c e d e ­
gr ee in physical e d u c a t i o n a r e r e ­
quested t o si gn up f or t he m a j o r 1 
ex a mi na t i on 
l e n g e r ’s office.

in D e a n B. F . Pit- 

B. F. PIT T E N G E R

S E N I O R m a j o r 

e x a mi n a t i o n s 
in m a t h e m a t i c s will be held on 
to 6 
T h u r s d a y , Ma y 7, 
o ’clock in Main Bui l di ng 157.

f rom 2 

P. M. B A T C H E L D E R

in 

A L L ME i who have had * x- 
I n t er s c ho la s t i c L e a ­
per ie nce 
gue public s p e a k i n g cont est s, and 
and 
who can s e rve as 
c h a i r me n , pl e ase 
Z. 
Hall 25.

j u d g e s 

r e p o r t 

t o 

E L L W O O D G RI SCOM

Students who are going to attend summer 
school;

New students who are going to enroll for sum­
mer school on June 9—

T H E Y A R E L O O K I N G A R O U N D 

N O W F O R P L A C E S T O R O O M

T h e D a il y T e x a n Is O f f e r i n g Special Ra tes 
— in the Classified A d Section —
H o u s e m o ­
thers S o 
S u m m e r 

T h e n Can G e t M e s s a g e s
S t u d n t s l

 

Here A r e the Rates:

(Maximum of 20 Words)

D ate of 

In sertio n s

No. Times 

Ad Appears

Cost

21

$3.20

3.10

3.00

8
May
20
9
May
I 9
May IO
18
May 12
................... 2.90
17
2.75
May 13
16
May 14
....................... 2.60
May 1 5 ............... ............... 1 5 .
.......................... 2.45
May 1 6 .......... ........... 14 . .......................... 2.30
I 3
...................... 2.15
May 17
I 2
May 19
2.00
I I
May 20
1.85
May 2 1 ........... ......... I 0 .......................... 1.70
1.55
9
May 22
1.40
May 23
8
......... 7
1.20
May 24 
6
May 26
1.00
3 ...............................70
May 29
2
May 30
.55
I
May 31
.............................30

........

As a cultural r e qui re me nt Russ i a n stu­
dents now attend the theatt r onc e a we e k. 
\\ ** wo nde r , do th* y ■ ave the F ol li e s 
in 
Russia .’

 

 

; ———---------- „ 

A p r o f e s s o r a t T r i n i t y C o l l e g e r e c e n t l y I 
toldI the- Students ho;, w o n ( . . m n too much 
r eadi ng. 
ii.' d i d n t say v. hat the y w e r e 
r e a d i n g t o o m u c h o f, 

---------------------- ; ----------- 

which 

A s f o r c er e moni al o d e s — I do not think v Tich 

anyone can really wri te tipless 
st I r red.— John M a se fi e l d .

T H E S T O N E - A G E L E G A L S YS T E M

I ho present jury -vs to rn 

reaching court 
decisions ii out o f date, and has been for many 
years. Although e 
is an old English principle that 
should be judged by his peers, there is no reason

f,.r 

• ‘" d « ioB 

o f l STCnF.NT candidate, 

c,df 

I 

- 
' Jury cd common laymen is summoned to de L vho are m aj orin}? in economics, 
involving facts about problems with j wjU please report to Garrison llali
they have never been con fron ted, and about { BOS Thursday. May 7, at 2 o’clock
they know nothing, A group of twelve men ! for the m ajor examination.

tov 
tho
} 1,1 1 a 

h e is d e e p l y "To have had m> technical training are given the
r< sponvibility of deciding everything from the value 
o f a painting to the extent <*f a m an ’s insanity.
j u d g m e n t , no mat tor how mu c h in error it

Co-eds a l Mf-Bt a n i . S l a v C o l l e g e r e f u s e d Tin it- 

to atte nd c lasses until the e l e ve n o ’clock 
curfew (>n wet k-ends is lifted.

m a y he. of t e n L final.

T h e r e h as been a gi t at i on for t he abol ition of t he 
in st it u t i on of a d i f f e r e n t
Al though e m p l o y e d by the w a l e r wor ks maimer of ascertaining legal facts, but n o t h i n g has
bee n d ene a bout it. N o t h i n g c a n he d on e about, it 
until Hie mass of people desire to dr ive e m o t i o n out
of Die courts. In a time when court actions are ° ‘ ot'k thursday morning, May 
becom in g more and more numerous, and crime is
becoming more prevalent, as it is t o d a y . it w o u l d

of Atl anta, Ga., J. U. Tur ner has not taken
a drink of wa te r for th e past ten years, 
strictly adhe r i ng to fruit j uic e.

k e p t by t h e W o m e n ’s C o u n t : } 

i n 
i he rn 1st I y will be held at 8 

in the l e ct ur e room in A Hall.

IL R. H E N Z E , C h a i r m a n

I). B . ‘ CASTEEL, chairman.!

j u l y system, a n d 

T H E M \ J O H 

e x a m i n e - i on s 

R e c o r d 

the 

of Stanford s h o w that more girls are grant- appear that public opinion 
W “ l a t e l e a v e s ” to 
attend par tie s in San j change in a system which, though old and e s ta b lis h - j
F r anc i sc o duri ng t h e we e k p r e c e d i n g e x - l e d by centuries of tradition, is in efficie n t a n d a n ­
ami nati on than at a n e other t i me s.

jtiquated. Daily Kansan.

should 

history w ill be held in Garrison
Hall I Thursday, May 7, from
2 to ti o’clock. Students who in-

K. E. H A L E , c h a ir m a n .

T I i E E X A M I N A T I O X f o r sen i ors j 

m a j o r i n g 

in Zoology will be 
held in Room 111, Biological L a b 
o r at or y, a t 2 o ’clock T h u r s d a y a f t - j 
ernoon, May 7.

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 T H U R S D A Y , M A Y 7, 1931

T H E D A I L Y T E X A N

Four Records -

(C o n tin u e d f r o m P a g e 3.)

 
A. S. P arks, p resid e n t o f th e lo- j G a m m a D elta w as first w ith J < 
8 . N ew com e, vice I p o in ts w ith D e lta K a p p a E psilon
r ig h t a t th o r heels w ith 33 t a l l i e s . 
t h e f r a t e r n i t y div i­
T he rest of 

cal club, R. 
pre sid e n t, an d J. Ab B a rb e r m ake 
up tbv b a n q u e t com m ittee.

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OFFICIAL INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE PROGRAM

T h ursd ay, M ay 7, 1931

1 o’clock— Rehearsals one-act plays begin at Austin 
High School Auditorium (not open to public). One-act
play directors should consult Morton Brown, Manager, 
for period assignments.

(Note— Girls’ tennis does not, as heretofore, begin 
on Thursday afternoon, but on Friday morning at nine.)
2 o’clock— First round in boys’ tennis doubles. Re­
port at men’s courts, southeast corner of stadium. Man­
agers will please cooperate with official photographer 
in getting photograph.

4:30 o’clock— First round in boys’ tennis singles. Re­
port at men’s courts, southeast corner of stadium. Mana­
gers will please cooperate with official photographer 
in getting photographs.

8 o’clock— Debate, girls’ division assemble in Room 
I, Garrison Hall (the large brick building just north 
of the Law Building). Boy’s division assemble in Law 
Auditorium. Debates will be assigned at these assemblies 
and contestants must be present on time.

One-Act Play: Austin High School Auditorium

Twelfth and Rio Grande Streets.

cond, Phi G am m a Delta.

I n d e p e n d e n t: H e n r y H opkins,
N ew m an Club, 21.2, se con d, Al­
ton Mullins, T e d d y B ear.
1 0 0 - y a r d O a t h 
D e p a r t m e n ta l: Babe Russell,
A cadent, 
is U n iv ersity ch am pio n. 
He m ade a new re c o rd of 9.9. 
S econd, D ew ard C h ildre , A eadem .
F r a t e r n i t y : E. K. S a n g e r , Phi 
Sigma D elta, 10.3; second, I r v in g 
M o o d a y , Phi G am m a Delta.

I n d e p e n d e n t: H o m e r H elto n , I,. 
tim e 10.4; se co n d , H ugo

8 8 0 y a r d R u n
C a rro l Cook, w in n e r 

this
last y ea r, is ag a in U n iver- 

in 

sion fin ish e d as A llo w s :

H alf Moon l l , t a u Delta Phi 9, 
P h i D elta T h e t a 8 'ss, Phi S igm a 
5’ K a p p a
D elta 7, S ig m a Chi 
A lpha 5, D e lta 
S igm a Chi 5,
S igm a Alpha Mu 4, K appa S igm a H e in m a n , Cafe.
3, Phi K a p p a Psi 
Epsilon U , 

I, Sigma Phi 

C. A., 

In 

th e 

in d e p e n d e n t 

division, j event 

N ew m an C lub won f irs t place w ith s h y C ham pion.
39 7-10 p o i n t s , an d Little Cam- 
D e p a r t m e n ta l: Russell Allen,
pus A w a s only a j u m p b e h in d A eadem , 2:10.5, f i r s t ; second, W.
w ith SH 2-5 p o i n t s . T he r e s t of 
fin ish e d a s follow s: 
th e division 
l l . 
C afe 
A th le tic s 
8 , 
T eddy B e a r s 3.

F r a t e r n i t y : J o h n Muncy. 
Gam m a D elta, 2 :5 .5 ; seen ne 
Sam Levey, T a u D elta Phi.

19 7-10, Czech Club 
8 1-5, F u ll H ouse 

H a d d o n , Eng.

Phi
da>

ll

D e p a r t m e n t a l : D ew ard Childre, j 
A eadem , first, 2 2.7; B abe Russet, | 

Helton.

A eadem.

F r a t e r n i t y : I rv in g Moody, Phi 
G am m a Delta, 2 2 . 8 ; second, Ber 

n a r d Cohn, Tau D elta Phi.

I n d e p e n d e n t; H o m e r H elton, L. 
C. I)., 2 2.7; second, H e n r y H op­
kins, N ew m an Club.

4 4 0 - y a r d R u n

D e p a r t m e n ta l: 
At adorn, 54 sec.; 
Konz, Anadem.

S c a rs E a rle ,
Leo 
second, 

F r a t e r n i t y : Davis S c a r b r o u g h , 
IX E. K., 53.2; second, M. Siegel,
| S. A. M.
| 
C a rro ll Cook,
I N ew m an Club, 57.4; second, b r a n k 
O pryshek, I,. ('. IX

I n d e p e n d e n t: 

8 8 0 - y a r d R e l a y

D ep a rt m e n t a l ; Anadems, 

( W il- 
an d R u s sell), 

lis, Allen, E a r le , 
i 1.38; second E n g in e ers.

F r a t e r n i t y : I). K. E. ( N e w to n , 
Brow n, Ross, and S c a r b r o u g h ) .

1 1 : 4 1.7; aeron d, H alf Moon.

I n d e p e n d e n t: L, C. I)., ( T h o m p ­
son, Pilgrim , H elton, and O pry- 
U h e k ) , 1:42.8; secon d, N e w m a n 
I Club.

Di*cu»

D e p a r t m e n t a l : B oyer, E n g in e e r , 
f e e t ; second, Roy G allaw ay, 

120 
E ngineer.

F r a t e r n i t y : J o h n F u r r h , Engi 
i m c r , Phi Delta T h e ta , 111 f e e t ; 
second, Jim m y B urr, Sigma Chi.
I n d e p e n d e n t : Okies, L. C. D 

s t ; Dusck, Czech (Tub.

H i g h J u m p

D e p a rt m e n ta l: K eller, 

Engi*
inc hes; second, 

5 

r u e r , 
Cason, Eng.

feet H 

F r a t e r n i t y ; Kemp. Phi G am m a 
5 fee t 8 in hew; second, a tie b e ­
tw ee n Harrison, H alf Moon, San 
gcr, Phi Sigma Delta, Montgorn 
cry, K appa Sigm a, and F o ib le 
Sigm a Chi.

In d e p e n d e n t: Neils T hom pson 
L. C. lh, 5 feet 5 inch es; C a rric o 
N ew m an F lub and H eim an , C afe 
tied for second.

F i n a l R e s u l t * i n t he E v e n t * 
1 8 0 - y a r d L o w H u r d l e *

I n d e p e n d e n t: C a r v o l Cook, N e w ­
m an Club, 2 :9 .5 ; second E. W. 
A ustin, N e w m a n Club.

Br oa d J u m p

D e p a rtm e n ta l: B a nkhead, E ngi­
rd f e e t ; second Cason, En-

Sears E a r le is U n iv ersity cham* 

2 2 0 -y ard Dash 

j pion.

D e p a r t m e n t a l : 

E a r le ,
Aeadem, first, 20.8 (new r e c o r d ) , 
Raym ond K eller. Eng, second.

S e a r - 

F r a t e r n i t y ; M agus Smith, D elta 
Sigma, 21.5, G o rd o n S te w a r t, s e ­

In this ev e n t, H o m e r H elton of 
L. C. A. a n d D e w a rd Childre, 
A nadem, tied f o r firs t, each b r e a k ­
flipped a 
record. T h e y 
i n g 
coin 
receive 
firs t place 
th e aw a rd a n d it fell in fa v o r of

th e 

f o r 

to 

r u e r .
ginner.

D e l t a , 20 
Moon.

F r a t e r n i t y : Kemp, Phi G am m a 
f e e t ; H a r riso n , H alf 

In d e p e n d e n t: Mill er. A thletic,
2 0 f e e t 9 3-4 inc h es; second, F e l ­
ler, L afe

21

San Antonio ‘Y ’ 
Swimmers Here 
Tuesday

th e 

te a m 

In th e i r last m e e t of the s e a ­
tho L onghorn sw im m ers go 
son, 
ig a in st a 
San
from 
Antonio Y M. C. A. a t the G re ­
gory G ym nasium 
pool T u e sd a y 
night a t 7:3 9 o ’clock.
T he meet will 

double* 
h ea d er, w ith the A lligators, local 
te a m m ade up U niversity ineligi- 
blci- aud o th e r non m em b ers of Die 
squad. Com peting w ith 
V arsity 
th e A ustin sw im m ing te a m a t the 
sa m e tim e.

la- a 

last y e a r, m a y be 

Helen Scott, s ta te fancy diving 
cham pion 
at 
th e meet to do exhibition diving, 
C. J. A lderson, V arsity sw im m ing 
coach, sta te d W ednesday.

T he m eet with San A nto nio 
will be th e eighth and last contest 
of the season fo r th e S te e r sw im ­
mers. Of 
the seven m eets c o m ­
peted in so far, f o u r p ra c tic e and 
t h r e e official, the L on ghorns have

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7* "Tr**!1"11 *" 

won five, d r o p p in g tw o t o A. & M.
T he V a r s ity sq uad d e f e a te d 
the 
in S n A n­
San A ntonio 
f i r s t 
tonio 
m e ltin g .

la s t w eek 

Ifheir 

te am 

in 

B R O W N L E A D S 

D I S C U S S I O N

L. S. B row n, vice p re s id e n t of 
th e S o u th w e ste rn Geology Sot i- 
et.y, a n d pro fe sso r in th e d e p a r t ­
m e n t o f geology, will lead th e dis­
cussion on “ B a rr in g e r H ill” a t 
th e m e e tin g of the S o u th w e s te rn 
be 
Geology Society w hich will 
held T h u r s d a y n ig h t a t 8 o ’clock 
in Main B uilding 306.

S O C I E T Y T O M E E T

M em bers of th e Sidn ey L a n ie r 
S o c ie ty a r e urged t o b rin g th e ir 
clues o r initiatio n foe to the m e e t­
ing of 
the society T h u r s d a y a t
5 o’clock in the girls* stuffy hall. 
Mercy R a m se y a n n o u n c e d W e d ­
nesd ay. New o f fic e r s will also be 
installed at the m eeting.

B A N D P L A Y S A T H O M E

T h e Lon ghorn B a n d will play 
to d a y ut th e T e x a s - Bay Ion—b as e­
ball gam e, a n n o u n c ' d F red Beck- 
er, p resid e n t.

A fter 

Sunburn

to 

r e s to r e 

. . .your skin needs f a i t h ­
ful c a r e 
its 
delicacy am i erne. E liz­
a b e th A rd e n r e c o m m en d s 
fo r' 
these 
y o u r daily 
tho 
skin •

p r e p a r a tio n s 
ca re of 

Ve n e t i a n Cl eansi ng Cream:
Rem oves dust and im p u rities 
from th e pores, so othes and 
so fte n s th e skin, rep la ce s t h e 
oils dried by e x p o s u re and 
su n b u rn .

Ve n e t i a n Ar de n’* Si on T o n ­
ic; T o n e r , f i n n s , and whit-

th e skin. Closes 

the 

• ■us 
pores.

V e n e t i a n B l e a c h i n g C r e a m :
n ourish ing
and 
B leaching 
c re a m , made of fre sh 
le m ­
ons. S o fte n s and w hitens tho 
skin, removes ta n and red'­
11
ll ess. 

E l i z a b e t h A r d e n ’s Venetian Toilet Preparations 
are m sa lt a t

J. bl. Williams

C ongress at Fifth

E liz ab e th 

\ i d e n , 073 F ifth A venue , New Y ork 

L O N D O N 

B E R L I N 

M A D RID 

R O M E 

BARIS

Newlon-Owen

M ISS E T H E L O W E N , f o r m e r ly 
' o f th e U n iv ersity , w as m a r r ie d to 
in D al­
, C lark e N ew ton A pril 23 
las. T h e c e re m o n y w as r e a d by 
the Rev. Max S t r a n g b e f o r e a n a l ­
o f t h e b rid e. 
t a r 
New Ion is th e a s s i s t a n t city e d i­
to r of th e Dallas Dispatch.
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th e home 

in 

P e tr o le u m C lu b H a s 

A ffilia tio n B a n q u e t

In h o n o r of its a f f ilia tio n s w ith 
t h e A m eric an I n s t i t u t e of M ining 
and P e tr o le u m E n g in e e rin g , 
th e 
P e tr o le u m E n g in e e r in g Club will 
e n t e r ta i n w ith a b an q u e t F rid a y 
night, a t tho U n iv ersity C om m ons, 
F. B. P lu m m e r, p ro fe s s o r o f p e ­
trole um engine! ring, h a s a n n o u n c ­
ed. R. Suntan, vice p r e s id e n t of 
th e H u m b le Oil C o m p an y a n d an 
o f fic e r of 
in s titu te , will be 
principal sp e ak e r.

tho 

T he U niversity c h a p te r 

is 
th e 
in 

t h e 
i n ­
the 

s t u d e n t c h a p te r of 
to be o rg an iz ed 

f i r s t 
s t i t u t e 
S o u t h w e s t , t h e local c h a p te r being j 
n o t i f i e d A pril 23 th a t it had been j
ac ce pte d as- a m e m b er. 

Leon T alks T on igh t 

T o F ortnightly Club

Discussion o f t h e Lesbia Cycle 
on c e r ta in 
ly ric s of C a tu llu s by 
Dr. H. J. Leon, a d ju n c t pro fe sso r 
of Classical 
be 
th e m a in f e a t u r e o f the p r o g r a m I 
of th e F o r tn i g h tly Club m e e tin g 
T h u r s d a y night a t 8 o’clock a t th e 
F a c u l ty Club.

la n g u a g e s, will 

A t 

th is m e e tin g a c o m m ittee 
will be ap p o in te d to n o m in a te o f ­
ficers f o r n e x t year. At th e n e x t 
m e e ti n g of th e club, May 21, the 
c o m m itte e will r e p o r t a n d o f fic e r s 
foi n e x t y e a r will be chosen, said 
IU C. S tep h e n so n , s e c r e t a r y 
Dr. 
of th e club.

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A pp lications M ade 

For D ance M anager

W r it te n app lica tio n s f o r m a n a ­
g e r o f th e s u m m e r a ll-U n iv ersity 
d an c es a re pow being received in 
the office o f tho D ean of S t u d e n t 
L ife, a n n o u n c e d Amo N ow otny, 
assistant dea n of men, T h u rs d a y . 
to a p ­
Applicants a r e e x p e cted 
p e a r in p erso n at a m e e ti n g 
in 
Main Building M I a t 2 o ’clock 
Monday.

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I N I T I A T I O N P O S T P O N E D
B ecause most o f th e new m e m ­
b e r s of Sigm a Delta Chi, h o n o r­
a r y and p ro fe ssio n a l 
jo u r n a lis m 
f r a te r n ity , will be busy w ith tilt' 
In te rsc h o la stic L ea g u e Meet, S u n ­
d a y ’-. T e x a n will n o t lie ed ited by 
new in itiates of the f r a t e r n i t y , Ike 
Moore, 
a n n o u n c e d 
\V e dne sda y.

presid e n t, 

I n stea d , th e new m e m b e r s will 
t'du 
th e T e x a n of S u n d a y , May 
IT, Moore said. While e d itin g the 
paper, the new m e m b e rs will w ear 
tuxedos, tr a d itio n a l a t t i r e of S ig ­
ma D elta Chi neophy tes.

re p o r ts 
ill: Lois 

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T E N R E P O R T E D I L L
T h e U n iv ersity H e a lth 
th e 

S e r ­
follow ing s tu d ­
vice 
e n ts 
Jo h n sto n , Belva 
Ball, W a lte r Howie, Le e r a N o r ­
A n na 
wood, Chase T hom pson, 
Mac Kress, a n d E liz a b e th h Gor- 
zy c k e at St. David’s H o sp ita l; 
V ivian Tyson a n d D a f fa n G ilm er 
at Set on s 
In fir m a ry . D orothy 
L a n e is ill a t h e r home.

Social Calendar 

Birthday P arty

W IT H the ap p ro a c h in g 1 close of 
bee n 
e v e n ts ii avo 
the social c a le n d a r

school, m a ny 
crow ded into

in the oil ice of th e Dean e t V o - 
m en. 

Mrs. P e r c y V. P e n n y b a c k e r will
be h o n o re d 
s e v e n ti e th 
on h e r 
at 
b ir th d a y T h u rs d a y , May 7. 
12 bio o ’clock a t th e C o u n try Club 
A u stin w o m en a n d club w om en

t h r o u g h o u t 

th e S ta te .

to 

schools in T e x a s 

Phi G am m a D elta 

1 2 o’clock. G irls o f j [ic 

f r a t e r n i t y ( Mrs. P e n n y b a c k e r rn Un* a u t h o r 
will e n t e r ta i n w ith a picnic d a n c e f of ti e f i r s t co m p lete T e x a s his- 
F r id a y , May 8 , a t B a rto n S prings, I to ry , w hich has b ee n used in pub- 
f r o m 0 
a n d else- 
L ittle fie ld D o rm ito ry will have a J w h e r e f o r m a n y yea rs. She now
fo rm a l dance F r id a y night. May 
sp e n d s h e r tim e d oin g ac tiv e club 
8 . fro m 9 to 12 o’clock a t th e d o r ­
w ork, a n d f o r the p a s t few y e a r s 
mitory. N ew m a n C lub will have 
le c tu r in g 
has 
ex ten siv e 
S ta le s. 
j th r o u g h o u t 
a d a n c e 
in th e N ew m a n C lub 
room s fro m 9 to 12 o’clock, f ri­
Mrs. la n n y b a c k e r , as Cie s tu d e n t, 
th e te a c h e r , and th e clu b w om an, 
d ay nig ht, M ay 8 .
Will h e a r T h u r s d a y th e d i f f e r e n t 
p h as es of Im r life p raise d by those 
who know o f the la s tin g in f lu e n c e 
she ha: h ad up o n e d u c a tio n an d 
c u l tu r e d u r i n g th e y e a r s w hen it 
w as g r e a tly needed.

th e U n ite d 

done 

I 

F o u r e v e n ts have b een sc h e d ­
uled fo r S a t u r d a y n ight, May 9. 
A lpha Epsilon Phi s o r o rity will 
have a d an c e a t the c h a p te r house 
I fro m 8 to 12 o’clock. T he P hy - 
! s;eal E d u c a tio n M a jo rs Club will 
; ! ave a b a n q u e t and d an c e at th e 
Driskill Hotel from 7 to IO o’clock. 
S igm a Phi Epsilon f r a t e r n i t y will 
have a 
te a dan c e a t th e A u stin 
to 8:30 
I C o u n t ry 
I o’clock S a t u r d a y a f te r n o o n . Tile 
a n - U n iv e rs ity d unce a t G re g o ry 
I G y m n a s iu m f r o m 9 to 1 2 o ’clock 
will be th e la st event o f the week.

( d u b f ro m 

5 

Mrs. T h o m a s F. T a y l o r is c h a ir ­
m an of th e p r o g r a m c o m m itte e ; 
Mrs. M aggie B a rry , to a s tm i s tr e s s ; 
an d Mrs, W a ite r B re m o n d , c h a ir ­
m an <d’ th e r ec ep tio n c o m m itte e .
* * *

P lu s Elect

held 

PI B E T A P H I 

Births Announced

a n n u a l : 
s p r in g elec tio n s T u e s d a y n ig h t at 
the c h a p t e r house, T he following 
I 
I o ffic e r s w e re e le c te d : M a ry Ed-
l Mr. and Mrs. F r a n k D. C rea se y | gem, p r e s i d e n t ; E liz a b e th E astlan d , 
0.of W aco a n n o u n c e th e b ir th o f a vice p r e s id e n t; Mrs. T ed Moody, 
d a u g h t e r , S h irley Y vonne. Mrs. j r e c o rd in g s e c r e t a r y ; P e g g y J a c k - 
J C r easey. who was f o rm e r ly Veloy ; son, c o r r e s p o n d in g s e c r e t a r y ; M ar- 
ju n i o r P an -H e lle n ic
I H u m p h rie s, is a g r a d u a t e o f th e j gie B r ig h t, 
r e p r e s e n t a t i v e ; A n n ie P e a r l W i g ­
J u d i t h 
gins. H elen A very , a n d 
St cee n bm g. 
coun c il; 
C y n th ia C o n nally. pledge e x a m s; 
A l l e l e Bar b i se h, 
c h a i r ­
m a n ; I Lillian A,am ani!, seholar- 
sip; and D ap h n e G ri-h a n a n d \ ii - 
ginia Suggs, rush c a p t a i n s .

Mr. a n d Mrs. S. O. B ur ford 
a n n o u n c e the b ir th o f a d a u g h t e r , j 
May I, a t a local hospital. Mrs. 
Jo h n s o n was f o r m e r ly Myrle W a l­
ker, a s tu d e n t 
the U n iv ersity 
in 
fro m 1923 to 1929.

U n iversity.

e x e c u tiv e 

a d w i n y 

W ord vias rec eiv e d W edm alay 
of th e b ir th of a son, April 27, 
to Mr. a n d Mrs, I mw ellyn Rose. 
Mrs. Rose w a s 
fo rm e rly M ary 
Battel son, a s tu d e n t in th e I Di­
ve i si t y from 1920 to 1924.
A n n o u n c e m e n t w as 

received, 
W e d n e s d a y o f th e b ir th of a son, 
M ay 3, 
T om 
Jo h n so n . Airs. J o h n s o n was, b e ­
fo re h e r m arr iage, E liz ab e th P e n n , 
K a p p a K ap p a G am m a, and a t ­
te n d e d th e U n iv ersity f ro m 1 9 1 7 
Vt- 1922.

to Mr. and Mrs. 

* * *

Moore-Millican

Mr. an d Mrs, N o rth Millican 
th e e n g a g e m e n t 
of 
to Air. H a r d y 

hav e a n n o u n c e d 
an d 
Louise Millican 
M oore o f P a r i s .

a p p r o a c h in g m a r r ia g e 

T h e c e r e m o n y is to ta k e place 
in A u stin late in Alay. T ho bride- I 
elect is th e d a u g h t e r o f th e lait 
0 . H. Millican and f o r m e r l y a t ­
te n d e d th e U n iv ersity , w here she 
was a m e m b e r o f K a p p a K a p p a 
G am m a. Mr. Moore is also an ex- 
S tuden t o f the U n iv e rsity a n d a 
m e m b e r o f K ap p a Alpha.

F ra n c e s Stiles a n d Rosalie E py 

visited in T a y lo r Monday night.

Initiation

K A P P A SIG M A f r a t e r n i t y held 
fo rm a l 
in itiatio n f o r t h e fo llo w ­
ing pledges a t . I <>Jel<« k W e d n e s ­
d ay a f t e r n o o n at th e D riskill H o ­
te l: F r a n k ( ’onnally. V e r n o n Cook,
I T e m p le Bailey, Ned S t a r k e y , Dick 
Edmundson* Caid L u e t c k e , J o h n 
Polly, R andolph Y ost, IU < . G ra n d - 
[ b erry ,; G A n n -SD eof,. H a sk e ll Rob- 
i orts, Bill Smfth. H e n r y L an e , a n d 
' J a m e s C hapm an.

A b a n q u e t w as held fo llow ing 
th e new 

in itia tio n , h o n o r in g 

the 
initiates.

rn 

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W adley Leaves
Miss E m ily W a d le y 

le f t A u s ­
tin T u e s d a y f o r h e r hom e in T e x - 
k a n a , w h e r e she will b e m a r r i e d 
to Ralph Rand olph of A ustin a n d 
Dallas S a tu r d a y , 
J u n e 3, Miss 
W adley bas been ti ' ' 1 g u e s t of Miss 
R u th Key o f this city.

H er m o th e r , Mrs. J . K. W a dle y , 
and h er a u n t , Miss Isa < rowell of 
Los A ngeles, Cub. left S a t u r d a y 
I e x a r k a n a . 
evening , May 2, 
Miss i rowell will r e m a in in T e x ­
a r k a n a f o r Hie w edd ing.

fo r 

- a t M ueller’s Shoe Store

Fashionable Footw ear

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Pum ps

Straps

Sand als

O x fords

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S U N T A N , 

B E A U T IF U L S H A D E S O F 

P U T T Y B E I G E , W H I T E , N A T U R A L L I N ­

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h o m e o f G ood Shoes a n d H osiery J 

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Serving the University Since 1885

K osher M eats 
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SUCCESSORS TO G EO RG E Z E R C H A U SK Y

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to $7-95

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with a visit to our swimming suit de­
partment. We carry a complete line 
of the ever-popular Cannier Swim Suits,

T. H. W illiam s
Congress at I ifth

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Our Twenty-First

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IN T E R S C H O L A S T IC

L E A G U E

D E L E G A T E S

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C O N T E S T A N T S I N B O Y S ’ E X T E M P O R A N E O U S S P E E C H

PAGE SIX

T H E D A I L Y T E X A N

THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1931 (

CONTESTANTS ARRIVE FOR INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE

S a l i s b u r y S chool. M e m p h is : L y r e l D a v is 

D istr ic t N o. 13.

S p r i n g C r e e k School, R i c h l a n d S p r i n g s : 

Ione 

D ebate a n d D eclam ation C o n te s ts F or 
A ll Divisions D r a w D elega tes 
S t a t e M eeting fro m T w e n t y - S i x 
Districts.

Interscholastic League delegates from twenty-six dis-, 

trieds will compete for state honors here today, Friday, 
and S aturd ay . The following are listed a s e n trie s :

CONTESTANTS IN BOYS’ DEBATE

D istr ic t No.
D is! riot No.
D istr ic t No.

D i s t r i c t N o.
D istr ic t No.
D i s t r i c t No.
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A m a r i l l o : G e r a l d B ro w n a n d H u g h F i n c h e r 
L u b b o c k : C h r i s t y ( ' a n n t h a n d M a r t i n H a m i l t o n 
M e m p h i s : C e a r l e y B e a d K i n a r d a n d E u g e n e C lem -

♦ Hts

H o llid a y : R osco e C h il d e r s a n d C o y t B ris c o e 
S h erm a n : D ick S a n d e r s and W a r n e r E v a n s 
G r e e n v i l l e : B ill M id d le to n a n d G o r t h O l e r 
G i l m e r : L in d le y B e c k w o r th a n d C o n r a d M o r g a n 
Ros<(.( 
C isco: B illy M urray a n d H ayw ood K in s e y 
N o r t h S id e H i g h S chool ( F t . W o r t h ) : J e n k i n s C a r ­

h a A rnold and J e w e ll Pelion 

n e and B e v erly H ow ell 

D i s t r i c t No.
I L
D i s t r ic t No. 12.
I Est riot N o. 13.
D i s t r i c t No. 34.
ir>.
D i s t r i c t No.

K ere n s: B illy E v erh ca rt and H o m e r C a r r o l l , J r . 
N a c o g d o c h e s : J u n i o r K en n e d y a n d H e n r y S c h m i d t 
B r a d y : N olly E m b r y a n d E m o ry C arl 
B r u c e v i l l e - E d d y : F , C» R i c k e t t a n d I r a D. J o n e s 
N o r m a n g e e : J i m W iley S o w ell a n d W il li e J a m e s 

D i s t r i c t No.

i e .

S o u th P a r k H i g h 

( B e a u m o n t ) : 

J a m e s M c G r a w 

M cD o na ld

a n d W illie M a t t h e w s 

D i s t r i c t No.
D i s t r i c t No.
D i s t r i c t No.
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S a n d e r s o n : IL I). J o h n s o n a n d D. CL T h r i f t 
S a n A n g e lo ; S t a n l e y S u t t o n a n d Bill E r w i n 
A u s t i n : C h a r l e s B lack a n d An t e e ne B ro w n 
W a l l i s : A lvin E g g e r a n d M a r v i n S p r a i n 
S a m Hou to n H i g h ( H o u s t o n ) : G e n e L a t i m e r a n d 

D i s t r i c t No. O O
D i s t r i c t No. 23.

P e a r s a l l : B u r k l y n S t r o n g a n d D a le K elley 
A la m o H e i g h t s H ig h ( S a n A n t o n i o ) : J i m M u e lle r 

L. E. J o n e s 

a n d Bob H o lle ro n 

D i s t r i c t No. 2 1.
D i s t r i c t No. 25.
D istric t No. 26.

Y o r k t o w n : R o d n e y S u n d a y a n d C h a r l e s K a la d z e y 
R o b s to w n : T r u o t t S l a u g h t e r a n d H e r m a n T a l b o t 
ss an B e n ito : ' h a rk- P u g s l e y a n d B au l Corke 

C O N T E S T A N T S I N G IR L S * D E B A T E

D i s t r i c t No.
H ist riot No.
D i s t r ic t N o.
D i s t r i c t No,
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3.
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A m a r i l l o : Bola P a se o a n d M a r y C a t h e r i n e N o r m a n 
L u b b o c k : R u t h f l a x i e r a n d E l e a n o r S im m o n s 
C r o w e ll: M a g g i e Monson a n d J>* R o a r k 
E l e c t r a : M a r j o r i e Ben ley a n d D i c t a B o w l in g 
S h e r m a n : R o b e r t a H o l l i n g s w o r t h a n d M a r y J o e , 

I t u r n i n g

Dis! riot No.
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D i s t r i c t No.
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Q u i n l a n : Cirri tine Griffis a n d Zoo B a r r o w 
W in f ie l d ; H elen H olmes a n d M o n t e / H o u s to n 
B a i r d : H elen S e ttle a n d V e r n a M ac E d w a r d s 
S t r a w n : Bent rut? W k lo us a n d A h u r i n e S m i t h 
M a s o n ic H o m e 

( F o r t W o r t h ) : J e s s a m i n e H e n r y 

l l .

D i s t r i c t No.
D i s t r i c t No.
1 2 .
D i s t r ic t N o. 13.
D i s t r i c t No. 14.
H ist rio t No. 15.
Di -tril l No. 16.

H u b b a r d : J a n i c e W a lla c e a n d G a il S p e r r y 
T e n a h a : C h r i s t i n e H a r r i s o n a n d V i r g i n i a S t a n l e y 
B r o w n w o o d : J a n e W o o d ru f f a n d E l i n o r S p r a t t 
T e m p l e : A iiee M ac M c D o n a ld a n d K a t h r y n Pollok 
H u n t V i l l e : P a u l i n e W a r r e n a n d E h a m i r N e a l 
S o u t h B a rk H ig h ( B e a u m o n t ) : L u c ille ( i a r r e t t a n d 

D o r o th y M a r s h a l l 

IT.
D i s t r i c t No.
’N o. 18.
D i s t r i c t
D i s t r i c t No.
IO.
D i s t r i c t No. 20.
D i s t r i c t No. 21.

I r a a n : L co d a B a r n e s a n d A lta M ac D iv in c y 
E d e n : J o h n n i e S m a r t a n d K u la M a e C o rb e il 
B e r t r a m : M a d o ly n W a r r e n a n d E s t e l l e A -h e r 
L a G r a n g e : R ob bie S c h o tt a n d E v e ly n S u lik 
S a m H o u s to n H ig h 
a n d E v e ly n Lee 

( H o u s t o n ) : M a r g a r e t E p le y 

H ist riot No, O O
D i s t r i c t No, 23.

U v a l d e : M a r y V. C a r v e r a n d E l i z a b e t h D e a n 
M a i n A v e n u e H ig h 

( S a n A n t o n i o ) : A d e l Y ounes 

a n d B a r b a r a S c h u l z 

D i s t r i c t No. 24.
D i s t r ic t No. 25.
D i s t r i c t No. 26.

V i c t o r i a : R u t h T e r r e l l a n d D o ris W a g n e r 
K e n e d y ; M a r y Dell W ilso n a m i Mirk* F r e e d m a n 
P h a r r - S a n J u a n : L i l l i a n B e l l ' a n d H elen E v e r h a r d

C O N T E S T A N T S IN B O Y S ’ D E C L A M A T I O N 
( H I G H S C H O O L DIN I S I G N )

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D i s t r i c t N o .
l l .
D i s t r i c t N o. 12.
D i s t r i c t N < *. 13.
D i s t r i c t No.
I L
D i s t r i c t No. 15.
D i s t r ic t No. 16.
D i s t r i c t No. 17.
D i s t r i c t No. 18.
D i s t r i c t No. 19.
D i s t r i c t No. 20.
D i s t r i c t Nu. 21.
D is’ n e t No.
I >i*t r i d No. 23.
Distri< t No. 24.
D i s t r i c t No. 25.
D i s t r i c t No. 26.

A n g u s VS yrme

ll. S t e p h e n s o n 

A m a r i l l o : B u m m ie G r e e n e 
L a m e s a : J o h n M a I t 
C h i l d r e s s : J . M . P r e s t o n 
W i c h i t a F a l l s : Jo e W i t h e r s p o o n 
W h i t e s b o r o : G. 
M a b a n k ; Di e Lee T h o m a s 
P i t t s b u r g : Roy L o ckett 
M u n d a y : H u b e r t Isbell 
C isc o: S t e r l i n g D r u m w r i g h t 
H ig h la n d P a r k H ig h ( D a l l a s )
D a w s o n : C o n r a d N e w t o n 
R u s k : C a r e y W il li a m s 
B r o w n w o o d : L e a n d e r H a l l 
W a c o : J i m m i e B lu n d e ll 
C r o c k e t t : J a c k B e a s le y 
Bt a l i m e n t : W i l f r e d ( n o u n s 
F o r t Sint k t o n : ( Sat ■ nee J o h n s o n 
M i d l a n d : Mel w in H a n g 
L l a n o : J o h n M a y f o r d 
C a l d w e l l : L. H . S to k e s
S a n J a c i n t o H i g h ( H o u s t o n ) : J a c k R o b e r ts 
E a g l e L a k e : D a v id H u m e
B r a c k e n r i d g e H i g h ( S A U A n t o n i o ) : J e s s e V i l l a r r e a l 
E d n a : V a n S c o tt 
C o r p u s C h r i s t i : J e s s e W r i g h t 
M c A ll e n : F r e d P h il li p s

C O N T E S T A N T S I N G I R L S ’ D E C L A M A T I O N 
( H I G H S C H O O L D I V I S I O N )

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D is tr!' t No. 12.
I A s tr ic t N o. 13.
D i s t r i c t No. 14.
D i s t r i c t No. 15.
Dis! r i d No. 16.
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D i s t r i t No. 18.
D i s t r i c t No.
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D is t r i d No. 20,
D i d n t t No. 21.
D i s t r i c t N o . 22
D i s t r i c t No. 23.
D i s t r i c t No. 24.
D i s t r i c t N o. 25.
D i s t r i c t No. 26.

P a n h a n d l e : H e le n M itc h e ll 
L u b b o c k : M a r y R o b in so n 
Q u a n a h ; E v e l y n K le in 
H a r r o l d ; V i r g i n i a H a m m e r 
D e n i s o n : M a r t h a J a n e C l a y t o n 
R o c k w a ll: V i r g i n i a Lo ti a m l 
N e w B o s t o n : V a n Florence R e s t lor 
M u n d a y ; V e r a T a t e 
R a n g e r : R u b y N ell Poe 
D e n i e r : Dm o th y V ake bu Id 
Mc r i d i a n : M a r g a r i l e B a i h e r 
L a n e v il le : E n ! m e M cC a in 
J ) e L e o n : E v e l y n K ne la ti 
F r a n k l i n : M a l g a r c t G illa n d 
( rocket t : M e r le L< •
S o u r L a k e : J i m n m R. N ix o n 
Bo vc ie: A m e l i a Monte 
M i d l a n d : K a t h l e e n S c r u g g s 
G r a n g e r : D e b o r a h P o p e 
E a g l e L a k e : G r a c e J e a n V i n c e n t 
W h a r t o n : E s t e l l e D u r a t 
E v a k k : L u c il le P a - f i s h 
L y t l e : E d i t h H a w e s 
V i c t o r i a : M a r y G l a d y s S t e r n e 
B i s h o p : R u t h A n n a G lo v e r 
La F e r i a : E ls i e T h o m p s o n

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D i s t r i c t No. 
D i s t r i c t No.

1. B u s h l a n d S c h o o l, B u s h l a n d : W. J . H ill
2. B le d so e Sch oo l, P l a i n s ; G, W , C le v e la n d

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D i s t r i c t No. 12.
D i s t r i c t No, 13.
I I.
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D ist riot No. 15.
Ifisl r i d No. 16.
Dist r i d No. 17.
D i s t r i c t No. 18.
D istrict No. 19.

D ist r i f t No. 20.
Di t riot Nu. 21.
I list c id No. 22.
D i s t i ii t. No. 23.
D i s t r i c t No. 24.
I list ri< t No. 25.
Dist riot No. 26.

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Hist r i d No. 15.
! fist r i d No. 16.
I »i s i r i d No. 17.
B ist r i d No. 18.
I »i*t r i d No. 19.
I f i s t r i c t No. 20.

T o l b e r t School, T o ll i e r t : B e n K, L a w s o n 

B a i r d s t o w n School, B a i r d s t o w n : J o h n K in g 

W is e S chool, T y l e r : C r a n fill B a s e b a ll 

A l a m a n c e S chool, A t l a n t a : M a r v i n K e n n e d y 

M i d w a y School, B a i r d : A. R. D i l l a r d 
P l e a s a n t H ill S chool, C isc o : F r e d F o r d 
E l i z a b e t h School, D e n t o n : J e s s e E r w i n 
M a r y ’s H ill School, J o s h u a : W a y n e l . i g h t f o o t 
H a r m o n y G r o v e S chool, L o n g v i e w : J a c k C o llin s 
M c D a n ie l S cho ol, B r o w n w o o d : E l m o P h e l a n d 
( 'e g o School, E d d y : W a l t e r S u t t e r 
H e lm i c School, H e l m i c : F r e d W i l l i a m s 
C ove S cho ol, O r a n g e : C la r e n c e W a l t e r 
G i r v i n S chool, G i r v i n : E llsw orth G r e e r .
W h i t e P o i n t S cho ol, P a i n t R ock : R a y m o n d H u f f m a n 
V a l l e y S p r i n g s School, V a l l e y S p r i n g s : D ale 

S l a u g h t e r

W a l h a l l a S chool, R o u n d T o p : L eslie B lu m e 
M a g n e t School, M a g n e t : H a r d y N o r w o o d 
L a g u n a School, L a g u n a : M ich ael S t o n e r 
S t o n e w a l l S chool, S t o n e w a l l : E tn i l S c h l a u t t 
F r a n c i t a s School, F r a n e i t a s : A l b e r t B e n t z 
M i k e s k a S chool, M i k e s k a : W a y m a n B r e a s t e r 
R u n S c ho ol, D o n n a : - R o b e r t C h a m p i o n

( R U R A L S C H O O L D I V I S I O N )

W a k a S ch oo l, W a k a : G la d y * N e w i n g h a m 
F a i r v i e w School, S u d a n : E v e ly n G u m m e t t 
D u m o n t School, D u m o n t : G lytce L u m m u s 
B r o w n School, H e n r i e t t a ; A d d le Dec B e d e n 
G lo r y S cho o l, P a r i s ; C e lia C ro s s 
P r a i r i e v i l l e S cho ol, P r a i r i e v i l l e : R on a1 d a S t e w a r t 
A l a m a n c e School, A t l a n t a : A n n ie M cCoy 
S p a d e School, C o l o r a d o : ( h r i s t i n e B olin 
N e c e s s i t y S chool, C a d d o : V i d a L a n g f o r d 
C o o p e r C re e k School, D e n t o n : I r e n e K in g 
M o u n t a i n S p r i n g s S cho ol, H ill s b o r o : G e n e v ie v e

Bodi I m ii

M o r p h School, T y l e r : L e n a H a r r i s 
W h i t e C h a p e l School, C o le m a n : A lle n e H a m i l t o n 
C a l l i n a School, C o o led g e: O p al A u s t i n 
M o sco w School, M o s c o w : C all ie R o w e 
P r a i r i e v i o w School, O r a n g e : G l a d y s M c D o n a ld 
G i r v i n School, G i r v i n : F r a n c e s H e n d e r s o n 
S c h u r z School, S o n o r a : L o t t i e H a r r i s 
G r e g g School, M a n o r ; R u t h S a m u e l 
I n d e p e n d e n c e S cho ol, 

I n d e p e n d e n c e : 

J o y c e Mc-

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M u ld on n School, E a s t B e r n a r d : A n g e l i n e S m a i s t r l a 
M o n i e d School, M m U ell: M ildred C o l e m a n 
S c h o o l L and S chool, N i x o n : 
B o e t h e l School, H a l l e t t s v i l l e : H e le n M a r i e Z a p p e 
O so S c h o o l , C o r p u s C h r i s t i : M e r le D a v is 
R u n School, D o n n a ; C a t h e r i n e S l u g g a r d

I m o g e n * C r o o k 

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F a r m e r s v i l l e : K e n n e t h F r a z i e r
(Woodson School, H u g h e s S p r i n g s : H a l b e r t F o s t e i
R o sc o e : C. L. L on g
E a s t l a n d : R o b R oy S p a r r
C a i l a n d : < le o r g e J a m e s

T y l e r : W i l l i a m F l i a s s o f

I. A m a r i l l o : H o llis S c h e i b e r
L it tl e f ie l d : C a r s o n C l a s s
2.
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T e m p l e : V a l t e r B r in d l e y
(N ovi t o n : E u g e n e F o r d
L i b e r t y : E d w i n P e a c h e r
I T . M a r a t h o n : J a c k N ic h o ls

S a n A n g elo J r . : ( f ilb e r t C ox
I ‘.I. G e o r g e t o w n : R oy R i c h a r d s o n

B r y a n : J o h n W . B la c k
S a n J a c i n t o H i g h ( H o u s t o n ) : J o h n B a l d w i n
U v a l d e : J i m W h i t e
B r a c k e n r i d g e H i g h ( S a n A n t o n i o ) : A r t h u r H i g g i n s
V'it l u n a : R i c h a r d S t e v e n s
R o b s t o w n : J a m e s D o u g h t y
S a n B e n i t o : M c M u r r y R ic h e y

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L u b b o c k : Sa Hie R u th P r i d d y 
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B is t r i d N o . 99
U v a l d e : E l i z a b e t h G e t z e n d a n e r
Bisti, i d No. 99Mf) * B r a c k e n r i d g e H i g h ( S a n A n t o n i o ) : G l a d y s R eed
E d n a : MHilled \ ogel
B ist riot No. 21.
D i d r i d No. 25, O d e m : Li Ilia* W e b b
D i s t r i c t No. 26.

B o rt N e c h e s : N e llie Block
F t . S t o c k t o n : L e o n a B r a n n o n

L l a n o : Till it1 B. M oss
C o l u m b u s : L e a h W il s o n

L a F e r i a : E l e a n o r O e h s n e r

IS. M i l e s : S ig g l e H u n t

ti. B e ck er

T H K E E R G O N l l . S T A N T S

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O c h i l t r e e S ch oo l. P e r r y t o n : M a g g i e T u r n e r 
Biodyne S cho ol, B l a i n s : F r a n c e s C le v e l a n d 
F i n n e y S chool, G r o w : V n o ta H u d g e n s 
M i n g B e n d S ch oo l, G r a h a m : E v e ly n L e a k e 
H i c k o r y G r o v e School, K lo n d ik e : C ly d e J o h n s o n 
G o o d s o n School, H u g h e s S p r i n g s : J . A, G oodson 
A d a S chool, S w e e t w a t e r : M e r ril l L. H u t c h i n s 
P o s t O a k S chool, B r e c k e n r i d g e : D o ra M in g s 
S u b l e t ! School, A r l i n g t o n : F r a n c e s F i l i e r e 
M o r a l S ch oo l, N a c o g d o c h e s : C e c ilia P e n a

For M other’s Day
the one gift that means more 
to Mother than all else—

YOUR PHOTOGRAPH

O rder fro m y o u r C a c tu s n e g a tiv e , if you w ith
Christianson-Leberman
P hone 2-2567

S t a n l e y

D istr ic t N o. 14.
D is tr ic t N o. 15.
D is tr ic t N o. 18.
D istr ic t N o. 19.
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D is tr ic t N o, 25.
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A l t o S p r i n g s School, K o s s e : R o b e r t J a n tx 
W h i t e H a ll School, N a v a s o t a : O l g a F i n k e 
P u l l i a m School, S a n A n g e lo : R u b y R eid 
W h i t e s t o n e School, L e a n d e r : Mozelle M in n ic k 
E l d r i d g e School, G a r w o o d : M i ld re d C a r n e y 
F u l s h e a r School, F u l s h e a r : E d w a r d D o z ie r 
L a g u n a School, L a g u n a : M a r y O n a S h e lly 
S a n G e r o n im o School, S e g u i n : E ls i e K i r s t 
M issio n V a l l e y School, V i c t o r i a : E l i z a b e t h S c h a e f e r 
M i k e s k a School, M i k e s k a : N ell F r e a s i e r 
R u n School, D o n n a : D o r o t h y S h i m o t s u

A R T C O N T E S T A N T S 

E n t r i e s , “ S till L if e in C h a r c o a l ” :

A n a h u a c H i g h S ch o o l: L o r r a i n e M e itz e n
A u s t i n J u n i o r H i g h S chool, A u s t i n : L a d y Cleo L y n n
A u s t i n S e n i o r H ig h School, A u s t i n : D o r o t h y L i t t i e p a g e
B r a d y S chool, A m a r i l l o : R e n a Belle R o d d y
D e n is o n H ig h S c h o o l: L a w r e n c e B a t e s
G r a n d S a l i n e H ig h S ch o o l: O dic K n i g h t
H a r r o l d H ig h S c h o o l: P r i c e K in g
W o r t h a m H i g h S ch oo l: G e n e v a B y e r s

E n t r i e s , ’“ S till L if e in C o lo r’

A u s t i n S e n io r H i g h S chool, A u s t i n : — S a m u e l O r t e g a
A u s t i n J u n i o r H ig h S chool, A u s t i n : H e le n R u t h K l e i g
B u s h l a n d H ig h S c h o o l: L e o la F o g g
D e n is o n H i g h S c h o o l; E u g e n e C l i f t
G r a n d S a li n e H ig h S ch o o l: P a u l i n e M i ll e r
A n d e r s o n School, O r a n g e : B e v e r ly D oyle
R o b s to w n H i g h S c h o o l: C a r o l y n Koonce
V e r n o n J u n i o r H ig h S chool, V e r n o n : F l o r e n c e N o v i!
W o r t h a m H ig h S ch o o l: L illie R o a r k M e a d o r

E n t r i e s , “ M o d e llin g ” :

A u s t i n S e n io r H ig h School, A u s t i n : S a m B l a c k s t o n e
A u s t i n J u n i o r H ig h School, A u s t i n : C h e s t e r W a lla c e
A m a r i l l o H ig h S c h o o l: M a r i e F o r s y t h
R u n S c h o o l , D o n n a : H a r r y S h im o ts u
V e r n o n J u n i o r H ig h School, V e r n o n : S a r a N ell N e a t h e r y

O N E - A C T P L A Y C O N T E S T A N T S

T h e F i f t h A n n u a l O n e - A c t P l a y C o n t e s t of th e L e a g u e h a s been 
c o n d u c te d 
T h r e e h u n d r e d c a s t s 
e n t e r e d th e t w e n t y - n i n e d i s t r i c t t o u r n a m e n t s a n d t h e w i n n e r s i n th e s e

in a s e r ie s of 

t o u r n a m e n t s . 

tw o 

d i s t r i c t s , r e s p e c ti v e ly , c o m p e t e d in f o u r r e g i o n a l t o u r n a m e n t s , hel< 
i n t h e fo l lo w in g i n s t i t u t i o n s :

S im m o n s U n i v e r s i t y , A b i l e n e ; S o u t h w e s t Texas S t a t e T e a c h e r : 
C olleg e, S a n M a r c o s ; S a r a H o u s t o n S t a t e T e a c h e r s C ollege, H u n t s 
V i l l e ; a n d C ollege o f I n d u s t r i a l A r t s , D e n to n . T h e c a s t s p r e s e n t ii 
t h i s , t h e S t a t e C h a m p i o n s h i p t o u r n a m e n t , a r e t h e w i n n e r s , r e s pee 
ti v e ly , in th e f o u r r e g i o n a l t o u r n a m e n t s a b o v e e n u m e r a t e d .

T h e c o n t e s t will be h e ld in t h e A u s t i n H i g h S cho ol a u d i t o r i u m 

8 P.M., M a y 7.

Ja c kso n ville H ig h School w ill p r e s e n t “ S u b m e r g e d ” w ith t h e follow-? 
in g p u p il s a s n u m b e r s rn 
t h e c a s t : J . C. d o w e rie s , E d w a r d T i p t o n 
M a r t i n P e a r s o n , H u b e r t P ic k e n s , H y m a n R o t h s t c i n , F e r d i n a n d D a w ­
son .

P la in v ie w H igh S c h o o l w ill p r e s e n t “ S u b m e r g e d ” w i t h t h e following 
p u p i l s a s m e m b e r s o f t h e c a s t : B ill C liffo rd , F r a n k P e a r s o n , J . 1) 
S u l l i v a n , H a r v e y B o n d , H o r a c e N o b le, R o b e r t l l i n n .

P o ly tec h n ic H ig h S ch o o l ( F o r t W o r t h ) w ill p r e s e n t “ T h u r s d a y E v e 

( T u r n t o P a g e 7 )

WEEK-END EXCURSIONS 
. . . TO . . .

San A n t o n i o
$ 2.20
$ 1.5©
£

Leave Austin 3 : 2 0 p. rn., 
or 6:01 p. rn. every Sat­
urday.
Leave Austin 5 :2 0 a. rn. 
every Sunday.

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Trip

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d ep o t
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at c it y or 

P h o n o 7 2 0 2 or 5 4 8 2

GEORGE B E N D E T T I, 
C i t y P assenger A g en t.

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o r 1 1 : 0 0 p . rn. S u n d a y n i g h t .

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HEMtiTI’K'H INO ON SHORT NOTICE— 
Also pleating, covered buttons, rhine­
stones, eyelets, h o e mendim;. Mabel 
G&nnaway Shoppe. 7 1 8 1 Congress. Phooi
HJG J,

DRESSMAKING

sity patronage solicited. Knees 

DRESSMAKING and alteration. U n iver­
are 
re* unable M n . W, Y. Knight. Phone 
5 7 11.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

FOR RENT

T H E DAILY TEXAN
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

AUTO SUPPLIES

MOVING & STORAGE

AUTO PAIN T SHOP 
Authorised Du co Refinish ing Station. 
E. R . COLE. 106 E. IST. Phon e 400S.

I KLOS th .... ..................

. $1 OO p*r Una
minimum 
three
Usee

GARAGE FOR BE N T : Two blocks of 
I'river i t v, reiMuo.nl.ie, ogj li Universi­

ty Ave. Phone 1 151 9,

If Your Car Doe* Not S ta rt 
P H O N E J 7 IN. 
UNIVERSITY I I,EXTR IC SERVICE 
24 12 G U AOAI U P E

Other Rates od Request

APARTM ENTS

KOR RH NT; Desireable new 

five-room 
apartment, furnished. University neigh* 
b o h . od. 2305 Nudies, available June I.

men t 

W A N T E D —-Furnished house or apart­
for summer. Write partieular# 
a • to space, location, and terms to Box 
I D27-H.

FOR R E N T —S ix-m om apartment in U n ­
iversity neighborhood — Phone SOI*.

FOK R E N T : Nicely furnished home to 
to 
blocks: Campus.

couple withou t children. June 

September 1st. Two 
2511 Wichita. Phone 21271.

l . t 

HOUSES FOR RENT

FOR R E N T : Furnished * room house, 
two bat ha, shower, bleeping pore he -, 
sin gle beds, for 12 studen ts, convenient 
and cool. 2211 Rio Grande. Phone SSl.'i.

LOST & FO U N D

LOST— Kappa Sigma Pin, yellow gold, 
pearl inset —call James Harvey, Kap­

pa Sigma House for reward.

MRS, SALLIE WOODS on the approved 
for couple, 
for su m m er term, 

list, has one apartment 

(or nu it. 

and rooms 
I OU4 San Antonio, 

l ’hone 7,1*5.

HOT B A R BEC U E! Good 

juicy barber imd 

beef, 

lamb; chili, 
tamales, 
E a s t Fifth. Established eigh t year#.

enchiladas. 

pork, 

old-faahior 
ham 
104 

APARTMENTS 5525.00 and up, 

I f> 13 
Whit is Get them now for the sum mer 
term of school. Also ap artmen ts down 
stairs, 605, VV. I lith. Phone 2351*.

HOUSES & APARTM ENTS

f ■' in - heil and unfurnished, 

FOR RENT: H ouse s and apartments,
rooming 
housed. Fraternity and Sorority houses 
a specialty. Pa ii O S im m s Company. 
(The Rental Agen ts) 121 W e s t 7th 
Street. Phone 24121.

FOR SALE

trapt 

$50 will boy I -64th landowner’# royalty 
in C NI. Joiner’# new East 
Texan Development. Unusual opportun­
ity. Write A. L. Farrell, Grand Saline. 
Texas.

■'■ggrww

ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR REN T: Large, convenient southeast 
bedroom. For gentlemen or couple. 
Private home. University Neighborhood. 
Phone 41*5, 2 * l t Nueces.

W A N TED

Ii YOU want work during the summer 
paying $400.0(1 and up, see It P. Du 
today

lam v at Austin Hotel at 2 I'- M 

CH ILDREN cared 

in my home 60 
f*>r 
cents per day, Will keep day or night 

a lso by month. Telephone 2-4395.

W A N T E D : One copy 

dress Box 

tion, s la t in g price.

lh 17 Cactus. Ad­
I927-M U n iversity S t a ­

WHERE TO ROOM 
THIS SUMMER

ROOMS AND LODGING for b o ys: Two 
if preferred, hut and cold 
m e a l s , 
showers, cool mid convenient. Mr#, M. 
ll. Roberts, 2204 Nueces, Phone 22*12.

thee#' 

blocks of 

FOR BOYS: Board and 

th re 
Private 
bath. Mrs, Jam es Smith, 
Park 
Place, Corner 28th and Duval, Phone 
4 211.

the Un iversity, 

lodging, 

300 

FOR BOYS Rooms with Bleeping porch.
Across from c a m p u s Two apartments 
for couples, one with private bath, Mr I. 
Cline, 401 VV . 23rd. Phono 24383.

ROOM FOR TH R E E BOYS: Two bloc) 

U n iversity , private bath. Convenient 
and cmd. Reasonable rate-, 1904 Speed 
way. P hone 85 78,

BAKERY

WHY P A Y MORE?

Special Rates 

to Sororities 

and Fraternities.

503 Guadalupe 

— 

Phone 9819 

QUA! ITV BAKERY

CAFE

CIGARS

W H EN YOU 
ARL DOWN TO WN 
DROP IN 
ABE FRANK C IGAR. CO.

CLOTHING W A N T E D

HIGHEST rn ah prices paid for second­
hand clothing, shoes, bat* trunks and 
417 JE 6th 

nit cases. A. Schwart*. 
Phone 3762.

MIG 11 KST 

cl. thing, bm 

ad to#’ chitin 
107 East Sixth.

;>r:rc» paid 

for second-hand 
and hats. We also buy 
. Phone 8717, or call by, 

CLEANERS

Texas Cleaner* and S h o e Repair 
Your perfect valet.
A l l work guaranteed.
2236 Guadalupe— Phono 5169.

DENTISTS

DR/L L Y N N and LYNK 
Dental Surgeons 
1912 Norwood Bld*. 
PHONE B i s e

ICE

FOR BOYS: Board and lodging, one block 
east of campus. 2 ” r,t and Tom Green. 
l ’osey, 2213 Tom Green Street. 

Call Mrs 
Phone 21570.

RIGHT ON TH E CAMPUS: Men. excel­
lent board and room- newly paltered. 
C o o l ale. l ing porch. Very con ven ien t— 
24 05 W hite s-■■■Phone 2-3357.

cupy delightful room 

W ANTED- One or two women 

to oc­
large, quiet 
home on W est Sixth. Sleeping porch, 
« em I-private bath. Five minute# by au to ­
mobile from University. Phone 2-4502-

in 

FOR RENT: Rooms for boys, two block# 
U n iversity , cool and convenient. Also 
three apartment#. Mr- R. M. W elt. 
20 8 E. 23rd. Phone *20109.

and 1907 U n iversity Avenue. 

FOR BOYS; Board and Lodging, 1005.
.POR 
GIRLS: Board arid Lodging, 1907 1-2 
University Ave Reasonable rate.-. Phon e 
Mrs. Copeland *048.

MEN: Right on the campus, room 
and 
excellent board, new paper, living room 
and radi-/, sleeping porch 
in connection. 
2405 Whitis, phone 23357.

porch 

BOARD and 

lodging for boys: sleeping 
in connection, M >dern co n v en ­

iences , close to the University. Reason­

able, Mrs. Joel E. Gunn, 706 WG 23r<! 
Phone 8605.

FOR B O Y S : Nicely 
r o o m », 
all modern conveniences, sleeping porch 
in connection, two blocks north of i sm - 
pus, 2615 Wichita, i’bv»« f(H$3»

furnbhed 

U s e -----

T he

D aily

T ex an

BUSINESS
D I R E C T O R Y

as y o u r 

B uying 

G uide

LAUNDRY

ME LAUNDnlY

r n

MINIATURE GOLF

PA IN T & W ALL PAPER

GRIFFITH
ill I aper &■ F.ont I
Wall Paper & Paint Co.
The Valspar Store 
Contract work a specialty 

1602 Lavaca 

Phone 892

PLUMBING

ID EAL PLUMBING CO. 

Contractor on New Chi 
i'hmie 95 72. 

Rotfm Bld: 
1001 Eas t Fin

Plumbing, Hea ting and Electric Re] 

John Wattinger 

Phone 2 -1652 

2518 Guadi

E. RAVEN. Plumbing, repairs, Gas fi 
lin g s. Gas heaters. Nice aelectto 
P n c e i reasonable. Merlon water heater 
1403 L a v a c a S tr ict. Phone 6768.

RECORDS

A NEW RECORD: You should hear 

It-,- 

^ tinhe. 
'I hi 
Never Grow Old" and “ By My Ride
J ii R. lit ed, *05 C o n g ress, phone 7308

i ailed “Th e 

I uric 

STORAGE & REPAIR

W ASH ING , GREASING. 
STORAGE — General Repair 

NORWOOD MOTOR AMP, 

INC.

TOURS

El ROPE I Small private party rnanagi 
former Universi 

and conducted by 

•ii Texas 
faculty member. June 19 
August 30 N, Y. Best class on boa! 
First clas s hotels. Address May Vc 
trees, Ii,,* 4’IB, Bell, California; or Cl 

at Texan office 

for 

itinerary.

TYPING

BY UNIVERS ITY graduate, M. A. d 
gree in English. Four year# experien 
i'hemes. Theses, Bu siness A 
t y p i n g 
m i n i ' n t b n reports. Dial 4075, or cl
it I GOO Cl t i r e s s .

USED CARS

THOMSON MOTOR CO
Phone 53

4 04 Colorado 

W ATCH REPAIR

JOE KOEN & SON

High grade watch, clock and j
repai/ing. 105 East 6t,h. Phone 6

C a l l ------

2-3164
or
2-3165

for

space in 
the Classified 
A d Section

 T H E D A I L Y T E X A N

PAGE SEVEN

u eo aie and Declamations -

(Continued from page 6)

n ing w i t h the following pupils as m em bers of th e c a s t: Bob Sheffield, 

M a r g a r e t Dickson, O phelia Ijobdcll, Josephine Woodward.

A u s t i n High School will present " C a s u a lti e s ” w ith the* following 

pupils as members of the e a s t: H a r r y G a r n e r , W heeler Lyon, Maurice 

Weed, A ssisting in off-stage effects, th e follow ing; E lm e r G ustafson, 

David Lewis, Robert Swan-*rn. D ouglas M c In ty re , Robert Mueller, 
C a rro l Lusk.

C O N T E S T A N T S IN T Y P E WR I T I N G

( In th is e \ e n t qualification for S ta te Meet ta k es place a t R e g i n a l 

tournam ent--, th r e e highest, qualify ing from each t o u r n a m e n t.) 

Regional Tour raiment No, I :

E s th e r S ta r k , P a m p a 
I leo w , st, \ m a r t ! lo

Rota Mitchell, Plainview

Regional T o u rn a m e n t No. 2 :

Cecil Key, I .amesa 
Roxie N orton, F loydada

N aom i P earl, L am esa

Regional rm irn am e n t No. 3:

Rachel Beth P e r ry m a n , Ob ii- 

d ress 

t u n a Re He Lee, C hildress
Lucite Andia, C larendon

Regional T o urna m e n t No. •! :

Helen W in f r e y , Gre e n v i l l e 
Betty B. Rogers, Mineola

D e n t o n T h o r n t o n , G r e e n v i l l e

Reg tonal Tournament No. 5:

Miss Raymond McKinney, 

< ole m an 

Corinne Mien, Coleman
M a r g a r e t v. bite, R a n g e r

Regional T o u rn a m e n t No. 6:

Roselle Byers, W a x aha chie 
E m m e tt Hudspeth* Arlington

Muriel H omer, G ainesville

Kathleen Broome. Waco 
! * .rot bv I hmm 

R e g io n a l T ournam ent No. 7:

, t »roesbook
Reg! mal T ournam ent No. 8:

Dorothy Gilpin, Groeslwck

M a rjo rie Brock, Ball High, 

Buckley .M ad nor m y , B a l l

H igh, Galveston

G alveston 

K ath e rin e Roamus#en. Ball 

High, Galveston

I

• a r m e n Mel ber, New Union- 

R e g ional T ournam erit No. 9;

Elizabeth Lea, G eorgetow n
Klizalieth Arui P oth, Elgin

lo A m erica, w here, 

unsav ory a f f a ir . He p u r s u e s them 
even 
c o n v entional s e ttin g of a lonely, 
tot rn beat i ti old hon se, ho is fin 
ally be t ml; Typical 
lint : They - 
’ce got m e ,”

in 

I” 
th e I I 

No est Ona: e.

I,ola Hay H unt, T a ft 
Vera Vivian Mills, W eslaco

Regional Tournament No, IO:

f am e . H ardy, Edinburg

Helen Sloan, I r a a n 
D orothy N< w m an, Odessa

Regional T o urna m e n t No. I i : 

g
R uth Bow nils, Ma eau

Regional Tournament No. Id;

Louise K though, E ag le L a k e 
Elizabeth B a rg n m n . G o n z a l e s

Elsie Bladelike, Schu lenburg

Regional T o u rn a m e n t No. IS :

D o r is H in s e y , Y o r k to w n

Bobbie Bell S a m le r f u r , C u e r o 
I a a h k k ow i tx, Rat ti W e ld e r 

High, Victoria

Regional Tournament No. I t :

Lr* ala M e rle Reid, C o lo ra d o 
M iriam S m ith, Abi l ene

< a m e W ilso n , A b ilen e

- OX T E S T A N T S IN J O U R N A L I S M

A hi lone H igh School, fluttery:: L a v e l l e < ' c o p e r, M ack Mrtchen.
A ustin High School, The Mar oon : Alice S u th e r la n d . Elourts#* May 
Amarillo High School, The Sond&torm; Hollis S ehrihcr, Idell I turret t 
Re eh am , //ow h > W e e k l y ; Ann Spies, F r a n k !.<-lie 
Coleman, The Hound I p ; M a ry J im Rich, Elwood Brew er 
C opperas ( * .vc, Th-* Unifier- Evelyn Beverly, E r n a F ritz 
( ran**, The Cr a n e : Beat rice Rawls, Luis T ow nsend 
Cuero, T u r k e y Talk. Marie G ra m a n n , F ra n c e s Keohler 
Dallas Technical High Sch* ol. Ti ■ h T al k; Robert Redwm*-, OscatP 

o d

-O

C entral High School, F o rt W orth, 7 hr P a n t h e r e t t e ; BHK Raker, 

C ha m be rs 

V ienna Louise Kennedy 

G e o rg e to w n High, The E a gl e ; Robert Cooper, J e a n Meyer 
Gainesville, Th* 
Sam Houston H igh, Houston, Th* A gin; B e rth a Bell, Kufey B leaky 
Laredo High, The Laredo High School J on rn** I: A b e la Gonzalez,, 

l h Quest : K a th r y n Almon, Allene Bell 

s i s I L M a r t i n e z 

I u I'bock, HA sterner W o r l d: M ayborn Horrell, Billy F ra n c e s Nelson 
Mt Mien, Tin W h e e l : D m I r w i n , F r e d Phil li ps.

( I i m to Pagi

'.rf

-JU

- m I

M U T H MADF. P R I N C I P A L
been * lect 
Uriah Mosel ba 

tho next 

r.lu* 

p r i n e i p a l of 
schools f rn 
or, who m ajored 
once, 
art - degi < *• from 

i ei-i iv mi 

lh a m p 

p u b ! i ..* 

te rm . Mo 
in n a t u r a l sci-I 
his hacheloi of 
t he Univi cs it v.

(ihm unoufi

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8 H i A T R C

THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1931

THEATERS

" S H I P M A T E S ” — w ith Robert
M o n t g o me r y , D or ot h y 
J o r ­
dan, a nd E r n e s t T o r r e n c e , 
ne w through Friday. A t the
P a ra m o u n t.

F I F T Y MI LLI ON F R E N C H * 
MEN ’ — with Ol se n 
and 
Johnson, Cl audia Dell, and 
John Hal li day, no w th rough 
f riday. ‘‘Mr. Le mo n o f O r ­
a n g e , ” with El Brended and 
l i f t Dorsay, mi dn i g ht mat* 
1 1 : 3 0 
twee Friday 
o ’clock, and c o n t i nu i n g S a t ­
urday 
t hrough T ue s da y . A t 
ihc Hancoc k.

night, 

" D R U M S O F J E O P A R D Y ” — 
J u n e 
wi th Wa m e r Ol and, 
C ollyer, and L loyd H u g h es , 
on the screen; Sennett, m e n ­
talist, on 
t w ic e 
daily, now th rou gh S a tu r d a y , 
A t the Q u een .

s t a g e 

th e 

" C I M A R R O N ” !: >— with Rich-
asd D ix and Irene D u n n e, 
l a ::t. 
‘‘T h e S ea 
t o da y . 
God,” with Richard A r l e n 
•md Fay W r a y , F riday and 
Satur day. At the T e x a s .

ti mes 

•Ow/,i uh i/tcs much abow th« average

flu ll ut I ■■(iii I .lh rd.

R e v ie w e d T o d a y

t h o
" S H I P M A T E S , ” now af 
Pf a m o u n t , 
is a n a m u s i n g 
little
e l e v a t i ng y o u n g R o b e rt 
i ( ‘ im 
M' ;*< ''ornery U> s t a rd o m and rela- 
i nc onseque nt i a l s t or y of 
.!i;: an 
life. As a motion p i c t ur e if
nut., 
lilt Ie tx t t e r t ha n j u s t a t r i fit, 
b u t as a m u s e m e n t it. is a l m o n a 
con t i n uo u s 
chuckle. Wi secra ks 
a n d a c e r t a i n b r an d o f smut at 
whii-ft nit a ’Mio ne es 
invari ably 
g a f ta w loudly a r f its chi ef stock 
in 11adc. The p i t t u r n is Atli pro- 
(' 
and
I:i >11> well a* t^d. T h a t is is, af- 
is har dly a 
it. Audi ences wilt 

. d, a dot j na t * ly u I itten, 

j.oinl sp dust 
< njoy if, call it; a good show.

all, u n i mp o r t a n t , 

.lonely, a navy seaman, accord-
ii 
Lo the story, isn't a t all e n ­
tail.-lactic about n a v y life. (IonRe­
r eq u ir es the i nspi ra t i on 
i n ritly 
of a l” Ve-at*first-; iglu a f f a i r with 
1 ie a d m i r a l ’s d a u g h t e r and a p n t- 
t . 
ii finite a p pe al t « Ins pride, fo 
m a k e f rn w or k f o r a n d win a n 
a p p o in tm e n t to Annapolis. Un th*. 
t h e heroic 
o t h e r hand, 
savi ng o f 
f r o m bei ng 
i own un by an a m mu n it i o n ba r ge 
in tho p at h of a blazing oil t a n k ­
f o r g e t 
e r to ma k e 
into 
ci . ta i n t r o u bl e he has g o t 
wi t h his s u pe ri or s in 
c o mma n d, 
•md o on. T h e r e ’s a good deal of 
c o m e d y of v a r i o u s sorts, es pec i al ­

tak<>s 
f leet 

of ficialdom 

it 
t he 

ly wisecracks. Dorothy 
Jordoh, 
E rnest Torrence, Hobart Bos­
worth, C liff Edwards, Gavin Gor­
don, Edward N ugent, Hedda Hop­
per, George Irving, 
Joan 
Marsh 
(like Jetm Hiarlow) art- 
seen in good supporting roles.

and 

Estim ate: C.

• i

i

th e 

d etec tive s, 

‘^FfFTY MILLION FRENCH- 
MEN,” current attraction at the 
is a concoction of as­
Hancock, 
sorted com edy of the Broadway 
footlight.- variety h u n g on ,» a 
story of love in gay Paree. I t’s th e 
com edy »Hat matters, n o t 
the 
story- W itness its description? as 
an "all natural color hurricane of 
hilarity, with you ng lovers, w ise ­
cracking kidders, skidding taxis, 
pus­
sleight-of-hand performer-, 
r a c in g 
syfooting 
horses, and all 
g lit te r in g 
haunts” o f the m e r r im e n t capitol 
of the world. Olsen and Joh n so n , 
more or less famous as a n u t t y 
comedy team , apfvear in p r o m i n ­
ent roles, their bag o f tricks and 
o th e r antics b e in g hauled out ai 
the slightest excuse 
gone 
through with for th e d e le c ta tio n of 
lo 
audiences which are disposed 
laugh. Theirs isn’t the only co m ­
edy, 
is 
for 
supposed to he. 
W illiam Glut­
ton, John Halliday, H elen Broder­
ick, Claudia Dell, I.ester Craw­
ford, Charles J u d d s. Carmelita 
Geraghty, Na! Carr, Vera Gor­
don, and Norman Phillips, Jr., ap­
pear 
in other roles. The (mc'u n ­
is as well produced as it deserves, 
and tie* technicolor is especially 
e ffec tive .

it’s all comedy 

and 

-or 

A you n g American millionaire, 
so goes the story, on the loose in 
Paris, sees a bi autiful girl and im 
mediately knows that 
lie simply 
can't do without her. However, 
on a bet, he must win her without 
using any of his money. How he 
g o i about i? makes the story but 
not the picture, for the comedy 
makes 
anything 
does.

the picture 

if 

Estimate; C.

* * *

‘DRUMS OF 

JEO PA R D Y ,”
continuous on the screen at the 
Queen Theater in connection with 
the appearance o f Sinnett, rn* n* 
Police, twice daily on the stage, is 
a horror story thriller. It’s 
the 
same horror story thriller the m o­
vies have eof n using year in year 
out for lo, there many year- , tht 
F'T perhaps a 
events of 
little bloodier than usual, hut tie 
the ca ting 
plot the same, 
thi 
same. and 
the actin g the same. 
it’s the same horror story thriller 
in 
Warner Oland has appeared 
any number of times. 
goes 
without necessity o f saying that 
Mr. Oland gives an adequate per­
to be well
form ance— ho ought 

the 

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C O M P L E T E
E L E C T I O N
R E T U R N S

A M E N D M E N T ;

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Elki ns
J e f f e r s

A Ben
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C H A I R M A N :
St e a kl e y
Jo ne s

V I C E P R E S I D E N T ;

Cotul l a
Robuck
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W a t t i n g e r
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Turk
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act i ng,
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c h a r a c t e r in th* play is th a t of an ■ a r e 
the 
< lava cast, with G eo rg e F a w c e tt and 
eld erly a u n t , pla.ved by 
is i Hale H amilton also a p p e a r in g , 
it 
Rlandick. 
n o th in g u n u s u a l to find some min-J 
insane onem ist, 
or c h a r a c t e r sta n d in g out by vir-j Russian, w< a r s v e n g e an c e on an 
. n tir e fam ily of royal blood for 
tu e of v ario u s h u m a n 
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R I C H AR D A R L E N 

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T H E S E A G O D ’ 

T E X A S

ON THE s I A* a
S I N N E T T
T i l l MY S T I C

— 

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Interscholastic League Delegates and Sponsors!

The University of Texas Summer Session 
Offers You Exceptional Opportunities for 
An Entertaining and Educational Summer

You a r e offered, in T h e U n iv e r s ity of Texas* S u m m e r 

School, a full selection of courses for U n d e r g r a d u a t e s , 

G r a d u a t e s , L a w S tu d e n ts , Business A d m i n i s t r a t i o n S t u ­

dents, L ng inee rs, a n d E d u c a tio n S tu d e n ts .

S p e n d an en j o y a b le a n d a profitable t h r e e m o n th s in S u m ­

mer School. All courses are p re se n te d b y a c o m p e te n t a n d 

a distinguished s ta f f of fa c u lty m e m b e r s . 3 ,0 0 0 s t u d e n t s 

a t t e n d e d the Session last su m m er.

T W O T E R M S

1st T e r m 

J u n e 9 

Ju ly 2 0

2nd Term 

Ju ly 21 A u g . 31

The

Texas Summer School

C a ta l o g u e N o w R e a d y a n d Will Be S e n t O n R e q u e s t F O R F U R T H E R I N F O R M A T I O N A B O U T T H E S U M ­

M E R S E S S I O N , A D D R E S S E. J. M A T H E W S , R E G I S T R A R , T H E U N I V E R S I T Y O F T E X A S , A U S T I N .

 PAGE EIGHT

T H E D A I L Y T E X A N

T H U R S D A Y , M A Y 7, 1931

WONDERS OF ELECTRICITY DEMONSTRATED B Y ENGINEERS
NE IV ENGINEERING LABOR A TOR Y Electrical Show 
Features Globe

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S o m e o f the a m a z in g and astounding' i n v e n t io n s in th e field o f 
ele c tr ic a l d e v elo p m e n t will be d isp la yed in the E le c t r ic a l E n g i n e e r i n g 
B u ild in g F r id a y night, May 8, On top o f the b u ild in g th e r e w ill be 
f o u r la r g e loud sp e a k e r s w hich will a n n o u n c e th e p ro g ra m and fu r n is h 
music d u rin g th e en tir e p e r fo r m a n c e . T h e v o lu m e o f th e loud speak* 
ers will be s u f f ic i e n t so m ak e them heard fo r m a n y blocks. T h e first 
ex h ib itio n w h e n o n e e n te r s the b u ild in g will be a m i n ia tu r e a irp o rt, 
built to rep resen t a larg e airport. E very person w ho ens rs ‘ lie dom 
o f th e b u ild in g will h e c o u n te d by a ph o to e lectric cell c e nter. T h is 
t y p e o f c o u n te r is used in th e H udson tu n n el to count til. n u m b e r o f 
ca rs th a t go u n d er th e 

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first room 
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5 0 0 , 0 0 0 volts a* e m million c y c le s j 
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p er sec o n d . A 
for ty -eig h t 
coli.
spark oan be p ro d u ced b y tho 
In th e sa m e room w ith th e teisa 
coil th ere is an oil t e s tin g tr a n s­
f o r m e r u sed in t e s t i n g oil f o r a s ­
si m il a t i n g purposes.

In 

iron® 

In an a d jo i n in g r o o m t h e r e will
he d isp lay ed 
c o n c e iv a b le 
e v e r y 
t y p e o f e le c trica l h ou seho ld app Ii* 
an d *. • : S t o v e s , 
c b ' o n e r s , 
f a n s , and sim ilar a r tic le s w ill be 
sh o w n here.
th e 

laboratory, 
te le p h o n e 
t h e r e vniil fee e x h ib its on d elayed 
speech*,-such a s w as shown in the 
G reg o r y Gym fey ( 'orgies P. Grace 
o f th e ;Bell T e le p h o n e C om pany.
E x h ib i t io n s on d e la y e d sp eech , in 
is d ela y ed one 
w h ic h 
s e n nd. th e ta lk in g arc and var­
i o u s o th er a m a z i n g e x h ib itio n s of 
th is aunt. T h e O n d a n g r a p h e and 
th e « allograph will be ex p lain ed .
tr a c i n g wave 
T hey are used 
s h a p e s ut v o lt a g e cur!' tits.

tin* v o ic e 

in 

In thy t e l e p h o n e d isp la y t h e a u ­
t o m a t i c te le p h o n e an d th e a c c o m ­
p a n y in g a p p a r a tu s w ill be show n.
T h e p h o n elo s co p e is an in str u m e n t 
t h a t m a k e s it p o ssib le for o n e to 
s e e th e w o rd s 
I he 
v o ic e is th row n on a s c r e e n so one 
m a y s e e th e w o r d s a s f a s t a s th e y 
“ ’I he B e a u t y P ar­
a m sp o k en . 
lo r ,” on e x h ib itio n near th e t e l e ­
p h o n e d isp lay, ss a dark room in 
w h ic h tin- b o d y and fa c e a ppear 
l i f e l e s s and g h o st ly .

he sp ea k s. 

‘B u c k i n g B r o n c o 

lig h t; 

a u t o m a t ic 

T h e r e will b e a d isp la y 

in tin 
m ain e n g i n e d mr 
la b o r a t o r y o f 
sm a ll e n g in e and g e n e r a t o r sets; 
la r g e 8 0 k. w . **\V o od G en era to r, 
w h ic h will b e on a s e p a r a t e ba se I 
on 
th e so uth s i d e o f th e build- j 
in g ; a s t r o to s c o p e u se d to d e t e n u - 1 
in e th e sp eed o f m a c h i n e s ; n eon j 
t u b e 
s t a r t in g 
p o in t, u sed to s t a r t m a c h in e s at a 
d i s t a n c e fr o m th e o p e r a to r . O n e 
o f th e m o s t i n t e r e s t i n g t h i n g s in 
th is d isp la y is th e “ b u c k in g b ro n ­
c o . ” T h is p h e n o m e n o n is b e s t e x - ; 
p la in e d by the fa ct th a t tho m otor 
ru n s in o n e d irectio n and th e n th e 
o th er. T w o g e n e r a t o r s w ill fee 
r u n n n ig parallel. A b lock will be ; 
p laced in such a m a n n e r t h a t s y n ­
c h r o n iz i n g la m p s w ill be u sed to 
b rin g them in to p a ra lle lism .
T h e main s w itc h b o a r d 

fo r th e 

e n ti r e b u ild in g is on th e e a s t side j 
o f th e la b o r a t o r y a nd fro m it volt - j 
a g e s a r e d ire cted t o all parts of 
th e 

lab o ratory .

F ro m 

t h e s e so m e 

One o f the most i n t e r e s t i n g e x ­
h ib i ti o n s is th e d isp la y o f m otors, j 
s o m e o f w hich are th irty y ears c f : 
id ea o f ; 
a g e . 
t h e p rog ress in the field o f i riven J 
t i o n c a n be rea liz ed . A c o m p l e t e ; 
s e t o f d i r e c t -c u r r e n t m o t o r s are i 
p a r t 
v a r y in g 
fr o m to y s to la rg e 3 0 k. w. m o ­
to rs.

o f the eq u ip m en t 

C h a n g e * C u r r e n t

is 

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in t e r e s tin g 

On th e w e s t side o f th e lab or­
th. m e r c u r y are 
a t o r y th ere 
c o n v e r t i n g a l t e r n a t in g 
u se d fo r 
c u r r e n t to d ir e c t c u r r e n t. One o f 
t h e m ain Uses o f th e a p p ar atu s is 
to c h a r g e b a tterie s. On th e north 
s id e 
t h e m a g n e t ic e q u ip m e n t, 
s u c h a s s t r e n g t h t e s t e r s , s p in n in g 
balls, and tops th,at are c a u se d to 
r o t a t e in a m a g n e t ic G elid. A n ­
o th er. 
th e 
f l o a t i n g dollar. P ro ba b ly on e o f 
illu ­
t h e raoi-t a m a z in g ele c trica l 
sio n s eve r s h o w n 
is t he p e r f o r m - I 
a n e e o f t he d i s a p p e a r a n c e a n d re- j 
a p p e a r a n c e o f a v a se o f f l o w e r s .!
T h e v a s e is se e n e m p ty o n e m o ­
- a b o u ­
m e n t , ani t lie ! ■ xt t ' re 
q u e t o f b e a u ti fu l f l o w e r s 
it.
in 
In th e n o r th w e s t c o r n e r th ere will 
be lo c a te d th e r e la y b o ard s and I 
in i 
th e ^feprt circuit boards use.I 
lines, i 
c a lc u l a ti n g 
la b o r a t o r y will i 
T h e 
'interesting; 
h a v e 
st u n ts. A m o n g th e a p p a ra tu s 
; 
th e 
p h o to m e te r , used 
o f lights. 

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h o u s e m o t o r -g e n e r a to r s u p p l y in g 
th e laboratory w ith d ir e c t cu r ren t.
it 
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k e ep s the v o lt a g e c o n s t a n t b e tt e r 
th a n a man could b y o p e r a tin g th e 
c o n tr o l.

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A m o n g the t r a n s fo r m e r s o f t h e 
la b o r a t o r y a r e s o m e v a r y in g 
i ti 
size fr om a S o , OOO volt te s t t r a n s ­
bell r in g i n g 
f o r m e r to a small 
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tram sfvfiner. T h e r e 
o f a s e c t io n a l!zed 5 k ilo w a t t tr a n s -j 
f o r m e r w hich s h o w s va rio u s parts 
and m eth od s o f th e c o n s t r u c tio n 
o f a tr a n s fo rm e r. 
S o m e o f th esi 
a re c o m m e r c ia l o n e s , o f d i f f e r e n t I 
aize^ sh o w in g th e p ossib le trans- 
f or in conin 

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T h e “ lam p b a n k s ” or r e s i s t a n c e !

I used in various tests in 
| oratorv% ur€ o n th e e a s t w a ll. 

th e lab-
T h e

reactors arc used to m ak e a r t i f i - 1 

elal tr a n s fo r m a tio n lin e s an d g iv e 
t ho sa m e e f f e c t as a l o n g line.

In th e in str u m en t room is a set 
o f in s tr u m e n t s used fo r all t y p e s ] 
o f e le c tr ic a l m e a s u r e m e n t s . H e re ) 
are fo u n d too ls, a sm a ll m a c h in e ] 
shop, and m a t e r ia ls w ith w h ich the 
in s tr u m e n ts and a p p a r a t u s can be 
i . pai r ed.

Int fere n t elect rival e q u ip m e n t 
c o m p a n ie s h a v e sent .Ii-play e a se - 
o f m e t e r a s s e m b lie s , sw itc h b o a r d s, 
f u s e d i s p l a y s , and 
in 
l( ti c o n ta in t h e sa m p le s of 
R o o m 
i n s u la ti o n s , and 

I elec trica l ca b le s , 
I overh ead c a b le s used in lo n g ( .f a n s -I 
m i s s i o n l i nes . R o om Itll c o n t a i n s 
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a bl e t o di l i v e r too a m p e r e s . The- j 
-et w a s m a d e b y W e s t h i g h ort '■ 
and 
s uch 
t h e r e a r e t w o 2 5 0 volt d. e ns< - j 
t irs. u s e d t o d rive g e n e r a t o r s 
t he l a b o r a t o r y . T h e ie ha ve a f l e x - I 
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In i he r e n t e r o f t he l a b o r a t o r y 
is a $ 2 , 5 0 0 W e s t i n g h o u s e s w i t c h ­
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bo a r d . 
! era t o r s e t s art* c o n t r o l l e d , h a v i n g 
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st , ai n e n g i n e 
g e n e r a t o r us e d t o c h a r g e b a t t e r i e s 
a n d r u n mal l m o t o r s . T h i s t y p e 
l a r g e 
o f e n g i n e was u s e d 
s p e w e r p l a n t s f o r d r i v i n g g e n e r a ­
t h e m o d e r n 
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( C o n tin u e d fr o m P a g e 7)

M a rfa, The S h o r t h o r n : N o t a Slack, Kl teller Met alf,*
Pa . 
tine, Th, { ' ho l t , •: H arriet Malloy, M arjorie l l i n z i e 
P ecos, T h e I'n mbi t 1 u < i d : Gail B row nlee ( g i r l ) , Melvin C ow an 
B ra c k e n r id g e H ig h , S a n A n to n io, 

/ ’/it T i n t s : W il ia R ic h ey , F . I*. 

Main A v e n u e H ig h , S a n A n ton io, Th< I l u i s a c h e : V icto r C raze, Mar­

B ro w n

g a r e t Woodfin

T a y lo r , Tin C o t t o n fiat!: E lizabeth Ake. V e r a A n n E n g d a h l

C O N T E S T A N T S IN G IR L S ' T E N N I S 
W in n e r s o f Bi I* I riot M atches 
Girls* Do ub l e s 

P u n n y Leu A d a m s and D orothy H ar rison , Littlefield 
H azel S im m o n s and Loueva Couch. Oklaunion 
Iren e W a sh in g to n and Hazel RatclitV, A tla n ta 
La V e rn e S t a g e s and A lv a Mao C raig, M asonic H o m e ( F o r t 

W ilm a P erry and C harlie M cGraw, B r ecken rid g e 
E v e ly n T y n e r an d P a u lin e Campbell, W o rth a m
M a r th a T oo ts and J u a n it a Spurlock, P in ela nd 
S a d ie C u rren and M arie Surlier, P ete r s P r a ir ie, Mason 

D o r is G reen and L au ra W ash bu rn , S a n J a c in t o ( H o u s t o n ) 
Mabel N e w to n and E th e l Sp ru ill, V a len tin e 
Aldine S p aeek a n d A n ita Kubena, F a y e tte v ille 
Grace M cM u r ra y and Kell W atk in s, H a l la n d a l e 

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V era F lood and E liza b eth B usker, C orpus Christi 

G i r l s * S in g l e s 

L ucile S te n g e l, P e p School, Hockley C ounty 
M a I ie I G i \e n s , Pet i olla 
< (pal H ale, Queen C ity
J u a n it a Bills, M asonic Home ( F o r t W orth )
Ruby S m ith , B ig S p r in g 
8 a rah Lee Morton, S t a t e Hom e (C o r sic a n a )
B eu lah Met kill and, L o n g v iew , or F r a n c e s Candil?, Concord 

School, Leon County 

( G a lv e s t o n )

Mabel Lee Hall, G eorgetow n 
A g n e s Kelly, B a ll 
R uby F le tc h e r , V a len tin e, or Leis H ouston, P a in t Rock 
Lucy E ste s , P o rt L a va ca
F ra nces Mort s, M ain A v e n u e 
K atie R e m s e n , V iolet, N u eces C o u n ty

( S a n A n to n io )

SPECIAL NOTICE
H ig h est cash price paid for secon d hand 
c lo th in g — shoes, o vercoats, suits, boots.
A. SCHWARTZ
— will call for—
Phone 3762

One o f th e o u t s t a n d in g f e a t u r e s a v a r ie t y o f fin is h e d oa st 

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o f the e le c tr ic a l e n g i n e e r m * sh ow p a rts is (he f u n c t io n w h ich w'l, b e : <.onteat3 T h u r sd a y n ig h t and Fri
d o n e b y op er a tio n o f th e lathe.

la r g e st and Sm allest Light 
Bulbs to Be Displayed

to b e g iv e n F r id a y n ig h t , M ay 8, 
li g h t g lob e , 
will he a 30 K. W. 

which 

is used 

f o r 

li g h tin g a ir­

ports. T h is g lo b e is m a d e b y th e 

G e n e r a l E le c tr ic C o m p a n y , and 

it is on e o f the la r g e st o f its kind. 

T h e A u s t i n M unicipal A ir p o r t is 

illu m in a te d b y a IO K. W, ligh t, 

l a r g e s t 

a irp o rts 

t i m e s as 

la rg e. T h e 

u s i n g on e 
th e 
th r e e 
light 
will b e on th e sou th sid e o f t h e 
E n g i n e e r i n g B u ild in g and will be 
used to lig h t up the e n tir e block.
I n a d d i t i o n t o t h e l a r g e s t g l o b e 
m ad e, th e sa m e c o m p a n y wi l l send 
t h e s m a l l e s t o n e t o b e ex h ib ited 
in th e sh o w . T h is g lo b e is called 
i t h e “ Grain o f W h e a t , ” b e c a u s e 
o f i t - s i z e . It is a p p r o x i m a t e l y t h e 
s i z e o f a g r a i n o f w h e a t . 
is 
I used in su rg ic a l o p e r a tio n s and b y 
s p e c ­
it c a n be c o n v e n i e n t l y 
p l a c e s 
n e c e s ­
u s e . T h e s m a l l g l o b e 
o f 
it. w h i l e t h e

c a r . e y e , n o s e an d 
ia l i s t s , a s 
s l i p p e d 
s a r y 
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t a k e s a v e r y 
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the new $ 3 , 0 0 0 six- I Public s p e a k ,npr d e p a r tm e n t,

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th e
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all m e n s t u d e n t s w h o h av e had
e x p e r ie n c e in public s p e a k in g c o n ­
t e s ts to se r v e a s j u d g e s and chair-
I n t e n K h o ia stic L<,a g u e 

o u t fr o m th e sa m e s e t u p is to be . 
sh o w n on 

sp eed T u r r e n t L a th e, T he tra n s­
fo r m a t io n o f th e raw product into

A n a ir-o p e ra ted e n g i n e c o n v e r t­
ed fr o m a s tea m e n g i n e will fu r ­
a n o v e lt y . T h is m ach in e
nish 
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in - g o in g 

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be r e p r e s e n t e d by a fu ll D eisel, 
a s e m i-D e is e l, a n d a horizontal 
k e r o s e n e e n g in e . A g as e n g in e
e lec tr ic g e n e r a t o r u n it sim ilar to j v e r s it 
th e t y p e used b y 
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ed in th is se c tio n o f th e show.

d ay. T h e s e m e n are asked to c all 
at Z Hall 2 5 T h u rsd ay .

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s t u d e n t m e m b e r s , are 
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s p e a k in g 
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o f N e w m a n 
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th e 
fo u n d ry 
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w ill d e m o n s tr a te 
th e visito rs 
th e m e t h o d o f p o u r in g m o lten iron 
and b ra ss 
from 
in g s t u d e n t s w ill act a s g u id e s 
w h ich m a n y varied an d a rtistic a l­
th e visito rs. T h e y w ill ex -
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ly-sh ap ed p r o d u cts are produced.
S o m e o f th e s e m ay b e g iv en a w a y ) plain th e v a r io u s f a c t o r s in v o lv e d
in th e o p e r a tio n o f th e m a c h in e s 
a s so u v e n ir s , said M. S. B o w en, 
w hich m a y n ot be c lea r to 
th e 
s u p e r i n t e n d e n t o f t h e shops. U n ­
s p e c t a t o r s in w a t c h in g th e a c tu a l 
the 
u su a l 
th e 
o p e ra tio n . T h e p r o g r e ss o f 
m o lte n m e t a l a s 
from 
be 
m a ch in e parts p ro d u ced will 
th e top hole o f th e c u p o la which 
tra ced th r o u g h th e p a ttern shop,
is p la ced o v e r th e m o ld s will be 
e n o r m o u s a f e a t u r e o f the f o u n d r y section , j the f o u n d r y shop, and the m a ch in e 
to be ex- shop. S o m e o f th, m a c h in e s w ill 
in o p e r a tio n , b u t o n e or
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t h e 

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E d g a r W a l t o n a n d C. L. H a r l e s s , Li t t l e f i e l d
C. P. Handlers and Woodrow Carter, Chi Id rots
Buk K i m b a l l a n d I P m r y B r e n n e m a n , P u n s
J u l i u s I n n N o n a n d H u g h FVeasier, Oak CHIT ( D a ll a s )
Ma r i o n W a 
S a m 
Bl ak ley < OI

(.kins an d W i l l P o p e , S t r a w n 
a n d C h a r l e s M c C l e a r y , W a c o .
>k a n d P a u l P a t t e r s o n , P i n e l a n d 

l i e f l y

G r a d y (Ira; 
G e o r g e J un 
Georg* Ba l 

a n d B r u c e B a x t e r , A u s t i n 

(G a lv e st o n )
(•man a n d H e r b e r t C a r t w r i g h t , B a l l 
I a n d L o u i s K a h n , El P a s o , or W i l s o n A tw ood 

ai

B u r t o n I j c a t h e r w o o d , P a i n t Ro c k.

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Ca r l S m a l l e y a n d J. G. K e r l i e k , Y o r k t o w n 
C o r d o n P e a s e a n d H a r o l d F o l k s , M a i n A v e n u e 

( S a n A n - 

t o n i o i

F r e d Kl i n g e r m a n an d B u r f o r d S m ith , K a r n es City.
S i n g l e s

J o e K e y , A m a r i l l o
B i l l M o n t g o m e r y , ( h i l l i c o t he
J a c k Moo r e , D e n i s o n
A le x P o p e , N o rth D a lla s ( D a ll a s )
L e o B r a d y , A b i l e n e
c h a r l e s M C l e a r y , W aco
D u d l e y D a v i s , C e n t e r
J a c k T a y l o r , A u s tin
J a m e s P u r d u e , S a n J a c i n t o 
Robert P h i l l i p s , FII P a s o , or M a r v i n B edford, W in te rs 
( bi r l S m a l l e y , Y o r k to w n
G e o r g e D u l l i n g , A lamo H e ig h ts 
W a l t e r Me i t z o n , R obstow n

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