C O S S A C K CHORUS 
T O A P P E A R A T 
G Y M T O N IG H T

V o l. X X X I V

Parlin Explains 
Catalogue Rules 
For B. A. Degree

English, Foreign Language 
Requirements Are 
Defined

' 

Purposes Given

Students Efficiency
In Subjects

S everal stu d en ts w ho are c a n ­
d id ates fo r d eg re es have been co n ­
fu se d by certa in d egree req u ire­
m en ts, a cco rd in g to a sta te m e n t j 
from Dr. H. T. P arlin, dean o f |
C ollege o f A rts and S cien ces. T he j 
E n glish and fo re ig n la n g u a g e re­
q u irem en ts are esp ecia lly m isin ­
terp reted .

B u lletin N o. 3 2 1 7 , under th e 
“ S p ecial R eq u ire­

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T h e First College Daily in th e South

AUSTIN, TEXAS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER I, 1932

5 Speakers Pay Tribute Russian Chorus 

To Mind of John Locke 

F iv e p ro fesso r s o f th e U n iv ersity talked in th e au ditorium oi G at-

J, Entertainers at Gym Tonight

I rison H all fo r n early tw o hours W ed n esd ay n ig h t, on th e life , the Appear as Initial Program 
the - 
th ou gh t, and th e in flu e n c e o f John L ocke, d escrib ed as one ot 
g r e a te st n am es in the h isto ry o f A n g lo -S a x o n cult Ute. L ocke lived J 
from 1G32 to 1704. The lectu re w as arranged as an ob servan ce o f
•fthe 3 0 0th a n n iv ersa ry of L ock e’s 
b irth, by th e public le ctu r es com ­
m itte e. A b ou t 2 5 0 p eop le w ere 
p resen t.

Sponsored by Student 
Committee

Repertoire Wide

Staples Cheaper

sie m b e r s of th e R ussian C ossack C horus, above, w ill be p resen ted 
by the student en terta in m en t co m m ittee to n ig h t at G r e g o r y Gym. 
S tu d e n ts w ith b lank et taxes w ill be ad m itted w ith ou t ch arge to 
u n reserved se a ls.

Foreign Students 
Entertained At 
Informal Dinner

58 Students On 
Sick List Sets 
Semester Record

Guests of Evening Give 3 3 c f Number Confined To

Songs and Poems In 
Native Languages

Hospital; 25 Receive 
Home Visits

Two Committees Study 7 7 ^

 j 1906-Pool

G roceries are ch eap er 

than 
in 1 9 06, a ccord in g to A drian 
P ool, 
form er stu d en t o f The 
U n iv e r sity o f T ex a s. Mr. P ool, 
now a m em ber o f 
th e S ta te 
Board o f C ontrol, re ce n tly d is­
covered am on g his p apers an 
order he had g iv en an A ustin 
1 9 06, 
w h o lesa le 
g ro cer 
w hile he w as m anager o f 
the 
in old B rack en - 
d in in g room 
H all, b o y s’ d orm itory, a t th e 
U n iv ersity . H e p rom ptly se n t a 
d u p lica te ord er 
sam e 
gro cer, to learn th a t to d a y the 
order to ta led $ 4 2 9 .6 7 , w hile in 
1906 th e sam e item s a m ou n ted 
to $ 5 2 1 .9 7 . S tap le g ro c er ie s are 
low er, he fou n d , but m ea ts are 
h igher than 

in 

o f 

th a t 

ce n tu ry 

A ctin g as chairm an 

the 
m eetin g , C. E. A yres, p ro fesso r of 
eco n o m ics, J-aid th a t “ d u rin g the 
fo llo w ed 
en tire 
L o ck e’s work 
he so m uch dom ­
in a ted th e E nglish th ou gh t th at 
he m igh t be described as 
the 
E n g lish A risto tle o f 
tee n th C en tu ry. Had 
Locke lived and w ritten , th e doc­
u m en t in which the U n ited S ta tes 
d eclared 
in d ep en d en ce w ould 
n ot have been w hat it w as in any 
e s se n tia l.”

not 

the 

its 

F a t h e r o f F r e n c h S c h o o l

I Singers Are AII Veterans 
Of World War And 
Wear Uniforms

which 

in G regory Gym at 

The R ussian C ossack Chorus, 
is m aking its secon d tour 
N in e- o f the U nited S ta tes under the di- 
John i r a t io n o f S ergei S o k o lo ff, w ill 
8 
appear 
o ’clock T h ursd ay n ig h t, as 
the 
in itial en terta in m en t o f th e year, 
sp onsored by the stu d en t en ter­
ta in m en t 
M athias 
co m m ittee, 
S ehon, chairm an, raid W ed n esd ay.
The ch oru s, com posed e n tir e ly 
o f n a tiv es from the sou th ern part 
o f R ussia, have giv en co n certs in 
Y ugo slavia, Italy, F ran ce, Spain, 
C entral A m erica, 
and M exico. 
T h ey first san g b efo re A m erican 
a u d ien ces in Panam a and w ere 
the U nited 
en cou raged 
S ta tes. T he R ussian C ossacks, all 
v e t e r a n s o f the W orld W ar, ap­
pear on th e sta g e clad in the tra ­
d itional m ilitary dress o f 
their 
cou n try.

tour 

to 

o f 

the 

(th ese s, 

in 1 9 0 6 .

h ea d in g 
m en ts,” s p e c ifie s th e fo llo w in g :

T h at A dam Sm ith, au th or of 
“ T he W ealth o f N a tio n s” had d e­
pended on L o c k e for his in sp ira ­
tio n , w as an o th er sta te m e n t m ade 
by Dr. A y res, and he sa id : “ T here 
w ere no eco n o m ists b efo re Adam 
S m ith —-and th ere have b een very 
few sin ce.” Locke w as then d es­
cribed as the fa th e r 6 f the F rench 
school o f eco n o m ists 
in w hich 
A dam Sm ith fou n d an im m ed iate 
fo u n ta in head o f thou ght.

Pittenger Names 
Plans Committee 
For New Building

“ T he stu d e n t m ust, b efo re May 
15 o f h is se n io r year if a Ju n e j 
ca n d id ate, or b efo re A u g u st 5 if j 
an A u g u st ca n d id a te, show such 
a b ility to w rite clea r and correct 
E n glish as to s a tis fy the com m it- j 
t e e on students* use o f E n g lish , j 
To p rom ote th e habitual use o f 
E n g lish , th e 
clea r and c o r re ct 
w ritten w ork 
reports, 
q u izzes, ex a m in a tio n papers, e tc .) ! 
o f ev ery stu d en t in all his co u rs­
es is su b jec t to in sp ectio n by th e 
co m m ittee. 
It is the d u ty o f each 
m em ber o f th e tea c h in g s t a ff to
req u ire th a t h is stu d en ts shall be 
c a r e fu l in th e ir u se o f E n g lish , to 
g iv e due w eig h t 
up o f g ra d es to the stud en ts' use Accommodations 
o f E n g lish , and to report prom pt- j 
ly to th e co m m itte e, su b m ittin g | 
th e ev id e n c e, an y stu d en t w hose
u se o f E n g lish is serio u sly d e fe c -
tiv e. 
fie ie n t, 
scrib e fo r him such work as in serv e as a p ractice te a c h in g u n it declared th at th e ^ OUMn a n t m o liv e , ‘ g tu d e n ts hav*in b la n k et 
ii., j . . .1-------- .. 
its ju d g m e n t la proper, and th is 
w ork m u st be d on e to th e sa tis . 
fa ctio n 
th e stu d en t can ob tain his d e-I tin p ub lic sch o o l sy stem , h a s b een 
g ree.

L o ck e’s im portan ce, Dr. A yres 
said, w a s th a t Locke w a s a g reat 
I co n trib u to r to 
civ iliza tio n 
J w hich w e h ave re ceiv ed and w hich 
j w e are try in g to u nd erstan d, 
j 
to philo- 
L o ck e’s con trib u tion 
1 sop hical th o u g h t w as describ ed by 
I P ro fesso r A . P. B rogan. 
F ir st 
I m en tio n in g the fa c t th a t S p in oza 
w as also born in 1 6 32, Dr. B rogan 
b rie fly sk etch ed 
L o ck e’s 
life , and p o in tin g out th a t Locke I 
w as a co lleg e rebel a g a in st the j

im L o c k e s th o u g h t w as m s c o n - 1
I cern in g e ttin g a to ler a n t d octrin e 
ju n io r high school to r tne * u * o f com p rom ise w ith the s t r iv in g 
p h ilo so p h ic a lI 

If an y stu d en t be foun d de- | te e on p la n s fo r th e n ew ed u ca- du9ty | o g ic o f th e T h irteen th Cen-1 ” »*[«• folk " j * *

the m aking j Educational Unit to H a v e

co m m ittee w ill pre- tion p ra ctice b u ild in g , w hich w ill ; fu ry and the 

I f e e t .g a in e d 
I th e chorus resem b lin g 

for th e U n iv e r sity and ala0 as a

The fo llo w in g sta n d in g com m it-

q q q Students

o f th e co m m ittee b e fo r e 

fo llo w in g cen tu ries, 

fo r th e A u s-' 

P r e s s C o m m e n t 

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,
, 

in te lle c tu a l 

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For

John 

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The rep erto ire o f 

chorus 
com p rises the w orks o f such com ­
posers as T ch a ik o v sk y , Ruben- 
stein , M endelssohn, and F o ster. 

T h e E uropean and A m erican 
p ress has com m ented on the ef-
th e v o ic es o f
from 

w ill be ad m itted fr e e . Schon said,
if th e y wish reserv e sea ts,
but 
p a v in g

ta x e s

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th e vari- sp eak er at a banquet honoring k u ­
in s t r u - ! eign stu d en ts a tte n d in g the U ni­
dus 
m en ta tio n . P opu lar and cla ssica l I v er sity held W ed n esd ay n ight at

to n e s o f sym phonic 

C harles W. H urrey o f the N a­
tio n a l Y. M. C. A. in N ew York 
C ity, secreta ry fo r stu d en ts from 
th e principal
o th er 

lan ds, w as 

7 : 3 0 o’clock in t h e P an-A m erican 
room of th e D riskill H otel.

T h is banquet w as sponsored by 
the A ssociat ion o f R eligious W ork- 
ers union on the cam pus, th e Y. 
M. C. A. and th e Y. NY. C. A.

to be u n d u ly 

“ T h ere is no reason fo r th e stu ­
d en t 
alarm ed by 
th e se re q u ir em en ts,” Dean P arlin 
ex p la in ed . 
“ But he is ca u tio n ed 
to see th a t h is u se o f E nglish in 
w ritin g and classroom recita tio n 
is co rrect. T he ca ta lo g u e g iv e s
co m p lete in fo rm a tio n on la n g u a g e | m o n o m i c s 
req u irem en ts, ’ D ean Parlin added.
T he se ctio n on fo reig n la n g u a g e 

and 
ap p oin ted b y D ean B. F . P itte n - fo r c e s o f his day.
ger: M iss A nna J a n zen , and M iss! 
, 
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, , 
B ess H e fflm , 
hom e 
p ro fesso rs, in ch arge o f p la n n in g 
th e 
layou t and eq u ip m en t 
th e c a fe te r ia ; M iss H e fflin , 

«
id ea 

U «

' B “ " S',” 10” '
fo r L o c k e s 

The 

fa m o u s
e c o n o n ,“ > E ssa y on th e H um an U nd erstand -
cam e from w hat the m odern
fo r ; u n d ergrad u ate w ould call a “ bull
se ssio n ,” Dr. B rogan , te llin g how 
a 
b rou gh t 
m ind. P ublished in 1 6 9 0 , th e es­
sa y stro v e to show th a t th e hum an 
m ind know s n o th in g in n a tely , that 
(C o n tin u ed on P a g e T h ree)

talk w ith his 

th e w ork 

fo r 

co n cert 

the 
reserved 

se a ts, 75 ce n ts, j se cr eta ry o f the union, w as 

Ur. ^ * ( . R aines, p resid en t o f 
25 ce n ts on th e p resen ta tio n o f 
u n ion , 
th eir b la n k et tax. G en eral a d -1 th e R elig io u s W ork ers 
is * 5 0 a cted as toastm aster. A llen Roc, 
m ission 
ce n ts, 
in 
T ick ets fo r reserved s e a t s are on ch arge of a m usical p io g ia m . Ed-
“ Ich Grolle
salt- a t the U n iv ersity Co-Op and mum
N ic h t” 
(S ch u m a n n ) and “ W a n d ­
E llison P hoto S ervice.
ers N a ch t L ied .” M iss E v a Garcia, 
accom pan ied by Mr. King, san g 
“ La G olondrina” and “ Cia Ze-
lito s .”

Debate Contest 

<1 K ing 

sa n g 

j ch arge o f p la n s fo r 

the 

, ec tio n ; 

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frie n d s 
had I 
into L o ck e’s j 

in 
hom e 
D. K. B race, 
p ro fesso r o f physical 
ed u ca tio n , 
plans fo r th e p h ysical ed u cation 
se c tio n ; Mr. M aybell, p lans 
for 
the shop se c tio n ; J. B. W atkins, 
principal o f A u stin H igh S ch ool, j 
p lans fo r th e sc ien ce room ; J. W . I 
B aldw in , a d ju n ct p ro fesso r o f the i 
art o f tea c h in g , and IL T. M a n -; 
in te r -so c ie ty de- H ea th , P ro g reso , M exico; Salah-
uel, p ro fesso r o f ed u ca tio n a l psy- • 
I bate c o n te st am ong R usk L iterary el D in G azzar, C airo, E g y p t; Os-
ch o lo g y , p lans fo r th e so cia l sci-
en ce room ; and C aptain E v e re tt . pledges to Edit Sunday’s S o ciety , H ogg D eb a tin g Club, and G ar A lb ert Cha.brand. Ll Limon,
A thenaeum L iterary S o c ie ty w ill M ex ico ; Olivia Mary L eSueur,
Sm ith , p la n s fo r th e au ditorium , 
a n d C hihuahua, M exico; A bdiel V ela
be b etw een Rusk S o cie ty 
A A „ aa nf A th een aeu m S o cie ty a t the m ee t- V eg a . T orreon, M exico; E zeq u iel
, aredo. T e x • F r a n -
S o c ie ty T h ursd ay I D avid S a lin a s, Laredo, T e x .; F ran 

Initiates Seven R ound Robin 

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m. 
Literary Societies to A r g u e b a n q u et w e r e ; 

r ijz; 
M i l t o n 
T 
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Tnlt,ahnn n f 
In itia tio n o f seven 

lundur, 
I P ro g reso , M exico; B edros N ani-

Theta Sigma Phi 

Begins Today

F o reig n stu d en ts a tte n d in g the
Burbax G osal, Jul-

On War Debts 
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A lfred o R o ffie l o f V era Cruz

T he n ew b u ild in g w hich 

c T p v a n 
t e x 

India; R iehardo H eath,

M exico recited 

R o f f i e l R ecite*

in Spanish.

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reads as fo llo w s:

.he 

“ It 

in te n t o f 

“ T he stu d en t m ust show such 
a b ility to read one fo reig n la n g ­
uage as to sa tis fy the co m m ittee 
on fo r e ig n la n g u a g e req u irem en ts. 
T his req u irem en t m ay be m et by 
th e stu d en t a t th e end o f his so ­
phom ore y ear or later. 
P etitio n 
to appear b e fo r e 
the co m m ittee 
to r ex a m in a tio n should be file d i 
w ith th e R egistrar in accord an ce | 
w ith the d a tes an nou nced in the 
o ffic ia l calen d a r.
is 

th is r e ­
q u irem en t th a t th e stud en t fhou ld 
have such co n tro l of the la n g u a g e 
ch osen by him th at he can u n d er­
stand and tra n sla te prose o f m od­
era te d iff ic u lt y — p referab ly, 
in 
th e ca se o f th e m odern la n g u a g es, 
in th e fie ld o f his m ajor su b ject.
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P A Y N E TO R E V IE W POEM S 
Dr. L. W. P a y n e, p ro fesso r of 
E n glish in th e U n iv ersity , w ill re­
view 
and O ther 
P o em s” b y E dw ard A rlin gton R ob­
inson a t a m ee tin g o f P ierian L it­
erary 
at 5 
S o c ie ty , T hursday 
o ’clock.

“ N icod em u s 

around the 
perip w ith 

b u zza rd

th e 

E ven m y f e e t ache in sy m p a ­
th y fo r those o f 
JO H N O W E N E 
C R U T C H E R w ho p ersists in w ea r­
in g sh o es m uch too sm all.

is to I 
be e r e c t e d on U n iv e r sity p rop erty I 
. prop, ! 1 
be e le c te d on i . n u e
N ine-
b etw een th e stadium and
teen lh S tr e e t w ill co st approx!- I 
m a tely
y $ 3 0 0 ,0 0 0 . T h e U n iv e r sity j 
is to fu rn ish the site 
the 
m oney fo r co n stru ctio n and eq u ip ­
m en t.

and 

The new stru ctu re has b e e n ; 

planned to accom m od ate from 36 
to 40 te a c h e rs and a b ou t 8 0 0 s t u - 1 
d en ts, and w ill be used by the 
U n iv ersity 
tea c h in g 
in ed u ca ­
for stu d e n ts m a jo rin g 
tion and fo r ex p erim en ta l work. 

for p ractice 

 

 

 

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Tau Beta Pi H olds 

Informal Initiation

in fo rm a l 

E lev en p led g es took th e 

first 
steps tow ard s m em bership in Tau 
honorary 
en g in ee rin g 
B eta Pi. 
in itia tio n 
fra ter n ity , 
in 
cerem o n ies W ed n esd ay at 
6:15 
o ’clock. A ctual in itia tio n w ill take 
place to n ig h t at th e D riskill H o t e l 
at 6 :3 0 , S h elton J u stiss, p resi­
den t of the fr a te r n ity , a n n ou n ced . 
A b an q u et w ill fo llo w th e in itia ­
tion.

H eard som e dam sel rem ark th at 
BO B DABNEY* w as th e a n sw er to 
a m a id en ’s p rayer. A fte r due c o n ­
sid era tio n o f his p lea sa n t grin 
h ave decided there m ight be som e- I son, G len W etherington,
th in g 

S tu d e n ts jo in in g Tau B e ta Pi 
are: S aviou r P erron e, R. D. I>ed- 
b etter, C. E. M artin, A . A. E liz­
ondo. J. B. G roseclose, A . E. 
P e tte r , W. B. H urt, E. W . John-
G. S.

B ays, and H. G. S ch u tze.
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A nd 

to it.
.speaking o f w om en, w e 
(T H E M IG H TY ) 
pow er 

hear th a t TOM 
C R O W D ER 
w ith th e so -ca lled w eak er sex.

is losin g his 

Q u otin g L O U ISE (D E W D R O P ) 
the 
I’m 

A IK E N — “ I am no 
p la y g irl around h ere, 
tired o f b ein g called one. C ?”

longer 
and 

The on ly “ th a t w a y ” cou p le in 
sig h t this m orn ing w as BETTY 
S H E E H A N 
T O M M I E 
a n d 
B A R N E S .

W e have m anaged real d irt on 
on ly one person to d a y - M A R TH A 
fem in in e cu ri­
D E L A Y , w hose 
o sity seems to be CONTINUALLY 
a t th e b oltin g point ab out so m e­
th in g oi' oth er.

N ew talent on the cam pus in­
clu d es BOfe N ICHOI J3, red -h ead ­
ed, w ith a p ast, a very d elig h tfu l 
and co n v in cin g p resen ce, and 
a 
fu tu r e , w ith o u t a doubt.

Modern Poetry Read 

T o Reagan Society

B ry a n t Car^tarphen, 

in stru ctor 
in E n glish a t the U n iv ersity , will 
read to R eagan L itera ry Society 
at its m ee tin g at 5 o ’clock T h urs­
day in the b a sem en t club room s of 
the W o m en ’s G ym nasium , 
Ted 
L ew is M oody, p resid en t, has an ­
n ounced.

Mr. C aratarphen w ill read som e 
o f his fa v o rite se lec tio n s from the 
field o f m odern p o etry . T h is is 
one o f a se rie s o f program s the 
group has plann ed fo r 
its study 
o f m odern litera tu re th is year.

In itia tio n o f n ew m em bers who 
w ere to a tten d p erviou sly, w ill 
also be held, Mrs. M oody said.

T he fir st deb ate o f the a n n u al gian A lexan d ria, E g y p t; E d uardo F ran ces Locke, Mary 

in g o f Rusk 
n ig h t, 7 :1 5 o’cloek, in Rusk H all, I cis A lan W oodbury, T im m ins, On- 
the Law B u ild in g, I ta rio ; J o se A ntonio de lo s S an tos, 
b a sem en t o f 
C lem L inn en berg, 
p resid en t o f Jobabo, Cuba; A lfred o A n ton io 
R o ffie l, V era C ruz, M exico; Has- 
Rusk S o cie ty , said.
th is san M ew ardi, C airo, E g y p t; lld e-
y e a r ’s deb ate is: “ R esolved , T h a t fo n so R iveria, San G erm an, P. R.; 
* ‘A11 ^ ar D eb ts and R ep aration s Louis R ichardi, O bregon C ity,
/ 0nu ! ! ! ! L ! v.,V I Should Be C a n celled .” Rusk So- M exico; A m ador D icardo Zuazua, 
a ffir m a tiv e , j S an A ntonio, T e x .; P r u d e n c e V al- 
and des, P iedras N eg ra s, M exico; Mau- 

T he q uestion ch osen fo r 

p led g es o f 
T h eta S igm a Phi, h onorary jour-
V m U r n ity fo r w om en,' w ill
 S u n d ay m orn ing at 6 :3 0

^

o i m e 

the p led g es 

o ’clock a t Mrs. F a n n ie L o c k e tt’s 
A break­
resid en ce, 2 0 0 5 W hitis
f a s t w ill be served by th e in itia te s 
in honor o f 
at 9 
o ’clock .
so c ie ty are in vited . V irg in ia N al- 
le is in ch arge o f th is b rea k fa st.
T he sev en p led g es o f T h eta S ig ­
ma P hi are C laire T abor, A lm a 
B rew er, M argaret G rasty, L illian 
K rause, P eg g y J ack son , A n n ie L ee

th e 

by G us L evy 

J o e Cham ion and Ishm ael Zar­
ate, Jr., stu d en ts in the U n iv er­
c ie ty w ill take 
sity , returned to th e cam pus W ed­
rep resen ted 
n esd ay. and w ill be able to at-
J a y Sam L evey. A th en aeu m , on ricio B enjam in M adero, Para
thc n eg a tiv e, w ill be rep resen ted M exico; Jorge E nrique L uzardo, ten d cla sses today. P a u l G arces and
Raul C avazos, also stu d en ts, w ere 
by J am es E dw ards and Leonard B ogota, C olom bia; M oham m ed 
reported to be im proving at their 
d eb ate : F onad M oussa, H eliop olis, E g y p t;
F ran k. J u d g es 
hom es in B ro w n esv ille. The fo u r 
Dr. E rn est C. W ebb, Dr. R ichard C orn elius Murphy, Oahu.
in ju red w hen the 
stu d en ts w ere 
In o ce n te P a scu a l
car 
riding 
skidded into a ditch near A lice 
la st Thursday. The driver o f the 
car, a cousin o f C avazos, had hi

The next d eb a te o f th e series 
the m eetin g o f 

C am pos, L aoga, P. I.

in w hich th ey w ere 

A rthu r H aw aii; 

In addition 

fo r th e 

th ese 

and 

and 

to 

.

fr a te r n ity 

° M organ C allaw ay, 

M arshall, and L ou ise M oss. T hese 
p led g es w ith th e fiv e p led ges 
p ro fessio n a l 
S igm a D elta Chi, 
jo u rn a lism 
fo r m en,
N elson F u ller, Joe H ornad av, R ay­
m ond W est, Jay H all, and W ilbur 
E van s xviii ed it th e S u n d ay edi- th « A th en a eu m S o ciety , 
tion (rf The D aily T ex a n , ta k in g n ,ght.
ch arge o f the paper a t 2 o ’clock 
S atu rd ay.

w lil be held at 

L ong. 

stu d en ts the g u est 

fo reig n
list included
M onday I Ur. IL Y . B en ed ict, M iss Ruby 
T errill, and Dean V . I. M oore, 
and eig h t re p resen ta tiv e A m eri-
can stu d en ts: R obert B aldridge, 
C ath erin e N eal, F ran ces K irk, J oe 
M unster, C harles D aw son, H ill 
(S h o rty )
H od ges, W oodward 

Bit and Spur M eets 

T o Plan Road Ride

Supper w ill be served Satu rd ay 
n igh t fo r th e p led g es o f th e tw o 
o rg a n iza tio n s. 
jou rn alism 
in v ited , V era E ikel, 
fa c u lty 
p resid en t 
Sigm a Phi, 
o f T h eta 
said.

The 

is 

con d ucted 

E x a m in a tio n s 

by 
M iss E ikel w ill be g iv en th e seven 
p led g es at 2 0 0 5 W h itis T hursday 
and F riday a ftern o o n s.

“ A steak fr y , g iv en by Sigm a 
D elta Chi and T h eta S igm a Phi, 
w ill be held early n e x t w e e k ,” 
Ray B on ta, p resid en t o f Sigm a 
D elta Chi, sta ted .

Forum Meetings

on 

The fo llo w in g ten m ee tin g s are 
Forum 
the F iresid e 
listed 
n ight: 
sch ed u le 
fo r T h ursd ay 
A cacia. J. L. H end erson, 
leader; 
A lp ha T au O m ega. E. P. Schoch, 
lead er; D elia T h eta Pi, W. E. M e t 
zen th in , le a d e r; Phi D elta T heta, 
C. M. R o sen q u ist, lea d er; Sigm a 
N u, C lyd e L ittle fie ld , lead er; Te- 
ja s C lub, S. L. 
lead er; 
B aker h ouse, R. A. Law , lead er; 
E dgar H o u se, L. W. P a y n e, lead ­
er; M assey house, A m o N ow otn y, 
lea d er; 
h ouse, O. D. 
W eeks, lea d er.

S w a rtz 

J o ek el, 

a * M a n e u v e r
the Rev. A r m y A i r m a n e u v e r s

M em bers o f the B it and Spur B egan , and A llan S hivers. 

fresh m en 

| ohs, p u b licity m anager. 

in vited w ere a 

io u s W orkers union 

Club m et W ed n esd ay at the W est- M em bers o f the cam pus R eh g- H e v e r l e y t o 
en field R iding Club to plan their 
road ride to be in ch arge o f Bob- R abbi Sam uel B aron, 
by P urvis. M em bers also d iscu ssed j W illiam B lakeslee, I . W. C urrie,; 
th e adm ission o f 
in ; S. E. F rost, F ran k J e w e tt, S. L. 
F eb ru ary, sta ted E liza b eth Jac- J o ek el, W . H. M cK enzie, and Har- 
; ris M asterson ; Miss M argaret
T he ex e cu tiv e co m m ittee, com - P eck, Dr. W. C. R aines, A lan 
posed o f Ruth R oby, C atherine R oe, th e Rev. L. U. S p ellm an n , W. 
C ochran, B u ster B o y le, and M iss A . Sm ith, the Rev. E r n e st W ebb, 
A nn B rooke, 
sponsor, M. I). W oodbury, and the Rev. 
had ch arge o f 
P la n s w ere m ade fo r a trip to 
G allagher R anch 
w eek -en d o f D ecem b er 9. 

Two re p resen ta tiv es from each 
th e o f the U n iv ersity ch u rch es w ere 

d iscu ssion . L. IL W harton.

fa c u lty 
the 

a lso p resen t.

d u rin g 

Rousseau Subject O f 

Spell's Yale Lecture

 

o---------------

Moreland Will Hold 

T w o Services Today

T hree sp eak ers w ill be heard I 

at th e U n iv ersity A eron au tical So­
ciety m eetin g T hursday a t 7:15 
o’clock in G arrison H all 101, M. 
L. C oltharp, p resid en t, an n ou n c­
ed W ednesday. D iscu ssio n o f the 
con stru ction o f the glider now u n ­
der w ay w ill also take place.
W illiam B ev erley , stu d en t 

in: 
the U n iv ersity , w ill talk b riefly to 
the so c iety on the U . S. A rm y Air 
Corps m aneuvers w hich recen tly 
took p lace in N ew York. W alter 
P a y n e w ill describe th e trip 
to \ 
H arvard by plane la st year.
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- - 

BRACE T O LEC TU R E 

Bishop W illiam H all M oreland, 

la n g u e s, w h ill speak, j S a in t D avid’s Church, w ill hold 

“ R ousseau in S panish A m erica ” 
Dr. D* K. Brace, chairm an o f 
is the su b ject on w hich P ro fesso r
J. R. S pell, a d ju n ct p ro fesso r o f I w ho 
is co n d u ctin g a m ission at I th e dep artm ent o f p hysical eduea- 
tion, w ill visit S o u th w estern U ni- 
R om ance 
D ecem b er 29 a t Y a le U n iv ersity , ! tw o serv ices T hursday. D ecem ber versity , G eorgetow n , tod ay, to d e ­
I , one to be held a t 1 0 :3 0 o ’clock 
fe r th e M odern L a n g u a g e A ssoc- 
in the m orn ing and the oth er a t I o rrises, Dr. Brace s subject w ill be 
iation w hich m eets D ecem b er 29, 
7 :3 0 o ’clock ut n ig h t. T he sub- “The C ontribution 
o f P h ysical
3 0 , 31, 
je e ts 

tw o serm on s a re E ducation to E d u ca tio n ,’ and t o . 
lib rarian , w ill sp eak on “ The B y- “ C hrist’s Call to th e W om en o f the p hysical ed u cation class he w ill 
ronism o f C harlotte B ro n te” at A u stin ,’ and “ Hom e, L ove, and 
talk on “ Physical E d ucation as a 
the sam e m eetin g . 

liver tw o lectu res. At chapel ex-J 

M iss F a n n ie R a tch fo rd , W renn 

I P ro fessio n ^ ’

M arriage.’’ 

fo r 

th e 

The U n iv ersity H ealth S ervice 
list 
largest 
this 
the 
in h ospitals and 25 

reported 58 on the h ospital 
W ednesday. This is th e 
list 
.sem ester. T h irty-th ree 
num ber are 
received hom e visits.

that has been reported 
o f 

fo llo w in g stu d en ts w ere 
The 
reported 
in St. D avid ’s H osp ital: 
B eatrice Robins, C harles D udley, 
Mary E lla M illar, Jack Borden. 
P unkin, 
W atkins Tan-, G eorge 
Clara B ell, E lizab eth W oodhouse, 
Jack H o tte r, E dgar M eyer, and 

I H. E. M oreland,

In S eton In firm ary are: John J. 
B ell, E arl T an ner, Judd P resley, 
H elen R om berg, H enry MrCorkle, 
J am es M cA shan, M argaret W at­
kins, Norm an N ich olson , C harles 
I, Ilian M asterson, Ed 
Lockhart, 
\ \ kite, Ralph R idg­
Rose, H elen 
way, arui K atherine Dick.

At S c o t t i s h R ite D orm itory In ­
firm ary are: V irginia Gotham, 
A m y N ovieh. A lice N esb itt, Ruth 
F arrin gton , Jan e C arpenter, Ann 
H agendorn, K athryn C hristophel, 
and E velyn W orstm an.

H om e v isits w ere m ade to Fred 
Parham , M arjorie S u tton , D em oy 
Paulk, W illiam A llen Connor, 
B ryson M artin, S id n ey P ietzscb , 
F ran ces
B ow les, E u g en e S tern , H enry J. 
T ea g u e, D ullin Dodd, F. G. G il­
bert, C arlo* B ell, W ilm a W h ittle, 
E sther D rats, 
Glen Thom pson, 
C atherine H am by, 
F ile 
Black, Sara L ouise UIL nstern, 
H enry Rase, W ard C handler, Dan 
M. Thom pson, H ulen C rum pler, 
E u gen e Ford, and H. A. H endrick.

Sara 

A ccident Victim s

Improving Rapidly

The Weather

Y esterd a y s tem p era tu re: high, 6 9 ; 
T oday, p a rtly cloud y.
lo w , 34. 

No. 61

Struve Making 

Location Tests 
For Observatory

\ 

I 

Site in Davis Mountains 
7,500 Feet Above Sea 
Is Favored

Bids Too High

Fay W r a y Gets 

Peep at Austin

F ay W ray, 

popular m ovie 
actress, stopped for a f e w m in- 
the M unicipal A irport 
U t e - at 
W 'ednesday 
a fte rn o o n . M iss 
W ray is en ro u te to Los A n g e les 
by airplane a fte r a v isit over 
the h olid ays w ith her husband, 
John Monk S aun ders, who is at 
Randolph Field, San A nt nio, 
w ritin g an a viation story fo r 
s t u d i o production. Lew is A ddle- 
man. location m anager for M et- 
ro-G oldw yn-M eyer, a ccom p an i­
ed Miss W ray.

Lowest Estimate on Entire 
Job Approximately 
$376,000

the 

in the D avis M ountains 

Dr. O tto S tru v e, director of 

he
ni­
Y erkes O bservatory of 
v er sity o f C hicago, who w ill also 
d irect the w ork o f the W . I. Mc­
D onald A stron om ical O b servatory 
is 
o f T he U n iv ersity o f T ex a s, 
in 
n o w 
further ob ­
W est T exas m akin g 
servation s and te s t s relative to th© 
location o f the M cD onald O bserv­
atory. Dr. S tru v e con ferred w ith 
tim Board o f R eg en ts, th e P resi­
dent, and fa cu lty m em bers o f th e 
U n iversity w hile 
la s t 
w eek regard in g th e 
con stru ctio n 
and equipm ent o f th e M cD onald 
( )bservatory.

in A ustin 

in 

J 
! make 

T ests w hich Dr. S truve w ill 
the D avis M ou n tain s 
region will supplem ent the ob ser- 
i vat ion s m ade d uring the pa, ,t s u m ­
mer by tw o m em bers 
th e 
Y erk es O b servatory, Dr, C. T. 
E lvev and T. C. M ehlin,

o f 

M o u n ta in S it e F a v o r e d

A location in the D a v is M oun­
tains, a p p roxim ately 7 ,5 0 0 
f e e t 
above the sea le v el, seem s to be 
favored fo r the M cD onald O b serv­
atory, althou gh no fin a l d ecision 
w ill be m ade in the m a tter u n til 
fu rth er stu d ies are u ndertaken.

Dr. S tru ve brought to the a t­
tention o f U n iv ersity a u th o ritie s 
bids which had been received on 
b uildin g and eq u ipp in g the- M c­
Donald! O b servatory, the 
lo w e st 
bid on the en tire work b ein g a p ­
p roxim ately $ 3 7 6 , 0 0 0 . T his 
s u m 
is som ew hat h igher 
the 
than 
am ount a v a ila b le for con stru ction 
purposes and u n less th e bids can 
be ad ju sted , step s m ust be taken 
to a lter the sp ec ifica tio n s or plans 
fo r the o b serv a to ry to bring the 
co st w ithin the budget.

Dr. S tru ve p lan - to request the 
board o f tr u ste e s o f the U n iv er­
sity o f C hicago to d o n a te to th e 
M cDonald O b servatory 
lib rary 
cop ies of the m any duplicate v o l­
um es now 
in th e lib rary o f th e 
Y erkes O bservatory at W illiam s 
: Bay, W isconsin, t* co n stitu te th e 
b egin n in g o f th e M cDonald Qb- 

; serval cry library.

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 ►

Shrubs Beautify 

Dormitory Lawn

Revolving Fund 
To Be Sought By 
A. & M. Officials

Disposition of Money May 
Be Left to Discretion 
Of Legislature

Great io 
handle 
quested 
e o ffic ia l 

o f a revolvin g 

fund 
pocial acco u n ts w ill be 
of the L eg isla tu re by 
the A gricultu ral

Mi

md M echanical ( 
ult o f d iffe r e n c e 

d'tic sal.- and tile 
on 0
over (ilsposm 
seed fund.

dlegt
s betwe<
co lleg e

>L
a special

F o llo w in g 

a co n feren ce 

o f 

the 

i w een m ember- o f the Boat 
the
D irectors 
co lleg e. 
C om ptroller, 
the S ta te A uditor, 
and the A tto rn ey G eneral, it w as 
decided that d eterm in ation o f pro­
per d i s p o s i t i o n o f the fund w ould J 
be le f t to the L egislatu re, which 
m eets in Jan uary.

to 

F u n d D iv id e d
S ev era l w eek s a g o 

t h e S tate 
A ud itor reported 
the C om p­
tro ller that $ 1 1 2 ,9 4 9 o f the fu n d s 
had been applied for p urposes not 
provided for by sta tu te and jo in ­
ed w ith the C om ptroller in a re­
quest th at the m oney be tu rn ed ; 
. into the S ta te treasu ry. A c c o r d -] 
ing to the S ta te A u d ito r’s report, 
$ 6 0 ,0 0 0 w as applied to th e a th ­
the co lleg e 
letic d ep artm ent o f 
in vested as 
$ 5 2 ,9 4 9 w as 
(d o r­
surplus in the W alton Hall 
The 
m itory) 
b uilding 
m oney accrued from an a c tiv itiy 
o f the co lle g e in the sale o f pure 

i w hile 

fund. 

, seed several y e a r s ago.

a t all 

I w ith th e request 

o ffic ia ls 
! schools, 

A tto rn ey G eneral Jam es V. A ll- 
red pred icted that the le g isla tiv e 
the m atter to g e th e r 
decision on 
fo r e s t a b l i s h ­
m en t o f a rev o lv in g fund a t the 
i co lleg e w ill be clo sely w atched by 
S ta te 
inasm uch as practically 
all are co n fro n ted w ith co n d ition s 
sim ilar to those of A. & M. T h e 
proposed rev o lv in g 
fund w ould 
take care o f such accou n ts as the 
A. & M. pure seed fund and w ould 
o p era tin g 
to care fo r 
be used 
needs 
p rod ucing 
in the a ctiv ity 
the revenue.

the 

o f 

Masterson to Make 

Talk to ‘Y ’ Group

The “ p rocession o f the g o d s” 
group o f the Y. W. C. A. w ill m eet 
T hursday n ight at 6 o’clock at 
the hom e o f the Rev. H arris M as­
terson, 2 2 1 4 Rio Grande S treet, 
Miss M argaret P eck, stud en t life, 
secreta ry fo r w om en, stated W ed­
nesday.

Mr. M asterson 

has 

been 

in 

Brackenridge Hall Grounds 
Will Be Landscaped

The in itial ste p s in th e b ea u ti­
fication o f the grounds o f B ra ck ­
en ridge H ail w ere taken W ednes- 
day when shrubs w ere p lanted on
lawn north o f the b uildin g.
the 
M iss R osalie G od frey, su p e rv is­
ing director o f the dorm itory, -aid 
W ednesday th at on ly a few v in es
I and shrubs w ould be s e t o u t a t 
I p resen t. Sm all b loom ing sh ru bs

talk on “ C o n fu cia n ism .” 
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 Ch 
D I S C U S S D E T A I L S

China sev era l y ea rs and he w i l l , have been p lanted on each sid e 
of the th ree m ain en tran ces, an i
giv e a
j the north w alls o f the 
b uildin g
w ill ev en tu a lly be covered w ith 
E nglish 
iv y and q u een ’s crow n, 
which w ill be set out w ith in the 
n ext few days.

R ound-U p advisory com m ittee 
w ill m eet 
this a ftern o o n at 2 
o’clock at th e E x -S tu d e n ts’ A sso-
S a n

ACTIVITIES C A L E N D A R

IO o’clock — S ocial calen dar 
co m m ittee, D ean o f W om en ’s 
o ffic e ,

12 o ’clock— T ex a s Law R e­

view , Law R eview room.

4 o’c lo c k —C o-ed A ssem b ly, 

g ir ls’ stu d y hall.

7 o ’clock — V a rsity sw im m ing 

team , G regory Gym.

7 o'clock — Curtain Club, Z 

Hall.

7 .15 o ’clo ck — Te xas G alves­

g i r l s ’ stud y h all, M. B.

ton Club, M. B. 209.

5 o ’clock — A lpha A lpha Gam ­

ma, ch ap ter room , B. H all.

5 o ’cloek — O m rieon N u. H. 

E. 6.

5 o ’clock — P ierian L itera ry 
S o ciety , YU W. C. A. room , M. 
B.

5 o 'clo ck — S id n ey L anier L it­
erary S o cie ty , g i r l s ’ stud y hall.
5 o ’clo ck — H om e E conom ics 

Club. H. E. 6.

7:15 

o ’clock —-A eronautical 
S o ciety , E n g in eerin g B u ild in g 
106.

7:15 o ’clock — L o n g h o r n 

Band, band shack.

7:15 o ’clo ck — Tau B eta Pi, 

E n gin eerin g B uilding 212.

7:30 o'clock Rusk L iterary 
o f Law 

b a sem en t 

S o ciety , 
Building.

7 :30 o 'c lo c k —H ogg D ebate 

5 o 'clock — R eagan L iterary 

Club, Y. M. C. A.

S o ciety , W om en ’s Gym 5.

6 :1 5 

o ’clo ck — B eta A lpha 

P si, U n iv ersity Club.

7:30 

o ’clock — P i* Lam bda

Theta, F a cu lty W om en's Club.

7:30 o ’clo ck —-S ig m a Gamma 

7 o ’c lo c k — A. S. C. E., old 

E p silon, M. B, 320,

E n g in eerin g B uilding.

8 o ’clock — R ushan Cossack 

7 o ’clo ck — T h eta S igm a Phi,

Chorus, G regory Gym.

b a c k 

a n d 

a l m o s t 

b r o k e n 

\ o m 

exp osu re, A n ton io S treet, ar.noun cd Read w ill 

ed pneum onia 
but is reported recovering. 

c o n t r a c t - 1 C ation head qu arters, 2300 S a n ! Cedar trees and 

flo w er b ed s 
t h e
been
side**
their hom es in B row nsville w hen the fiftie th an niversary and tho w alks are still b ein g u sed , fu rth er
w ill be postponed 
the accid en t occurred. 
are
im provem en ts 
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T he stu d en ts w ere en ro u te to I th e R ound-U p. The program fo r j graded, and as 

Round-U p w ill be discussed in de- b ea u tifica tio n 
ta il. All m em bers o f the co m m ittee u ntil 
m ade.
are ex p ected to be p resen t. 

C ranberry, ex ecu tiv e chairm an o f 

la ter help to b ea u tify 

it has n ot yet 

tem porary 

law n, but 

th e se 

T i l a
I a l k U n 

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

TH U R S D A Y , DECEMBER I, 1931

HAROLD TEEN—HE 

IS SLOWED UP

L o o k , 

K o w T f

/ V o * 

.

V \ X H B L L O -^

/

; ;> i

Ransom, Kathryn Pearl 
Strieber. Gwendolen Ursula 

organization
guests.

and their women

established eligibility for 
lion,

initia- 

p o n e d u n til M ond ay, D e c e m b e r 5.

W. T. MATHER,
professor of physics.

BENJAMIN F. PITTENGER, 

dean of the School of

Education.

The guest list of a social f u n c - I 
These restrictions do not apply
, 
, 
Hon given by a woman’s organiza- 
,i,M m' 1 ° ! y or baa,dlnK hous<! 
lion may include the members of I 
th at organization and their men groups provided that the number
of men 
by a women’s 
group duos not exceed twice the 
number of hostesses and their wo­
men guests.

invited 

, 

.

ATTENTION of all organizations > guests provided that the number 
twice the num-

wishing to give dances is called i does not exceed 
ber of hostesses.

to the rules in the University of 
T e x a s Bulletin, page 200 govern­
ing 
the num ber of guests who 
may be invited.

invited 
provided th at no men’s fraternity 
invite a member of another fra-
T h e g u e s t list o f social func- {term ly, and provided further that 
lio n s given by men's organizations no student be invited to a fratern- 
ity or sorority dance who lins not
m a y in c lu d e the members of that 

Other guests may be 

RUBY TERRILL, dean of

women.

THE QUIZ in Physics 1.5 sched­
uled for Friday will be post-

H E B R E W C LA SS TO MEET
The elementary class in Hebrew 
led by Dr. Ii. 
.T. Leon, adjunct 
professor of classical languages in 
the University, will hold a meet­
ing Thursday a t 4:30 o’clock at 
the 
Ilillel House. Visitors are 
welcome, Rabbi Baron, director, 
said Wednesday.

Classified Ad Section

d e p a r tm e n t w ill be a llo w e d to d e te r m in e 
w h e t h e r t h e p r a c tic e o f h o ld in g th e m a jo r 
e x a m s w ill be c o n tin u ed .

N e v e r th e le s s , 

it s e e m s p r a c tic a lly c e r ­
ta in that t h e n e c e ss a r y a p p r o v a l o f 
t h e 
g e n e r a l fa c u lty and B oard o f R e g e n t s w ill 
be o b ta in e d Vance t h e y h a v e o n ly a g e n e r ­
a l i z e ! in te r e st in th e m a tter, and not th e 
s p e c if ic interest n a tu r a lly a c c r u in g to th a t 
pa rt o f th e fa cu lty w h ic h h a s a lr e a d y a c te d 
u p o n the m a tter. T h e en tir e situ a tio n s e e m s 
to h a v e r e a c h e d a point w h ic h is m u tu a lly 
d e s ir a b le to all p a rties c o n c e r n e d , s in ce 
it w i ii a llo w t h o s e d e p a r t m e n t s d e s ir in g to 
c o n tin u e m a jo r s to do so, w h ile t h o s e w h o 
h a v e ta k e n th e a d v e r s e a ttitu d e in the p a s t 
w ill be a llo w e d to a b o lish th e m .

O ne t h in g in a d d itio n m ust be c o n s id e r ­
ed, h o w e v e r , and that is w h e t h e r it w ill be 
p o s s ib le , p ra c tic a lly , for s o m e d e p a r t m e n t s 
to co n tin u e th e use o f m ajors, w h ile p ro b ­
ably a m a jo r ity w ill h a v e a b o lish e d t h e m ; 
s in c e it sta n d s to r e a s o n th a t th e a v e r a g e 
s tu d e n t w ill m a jo r in a d e p a r tm e n t w h ic h 
is not c o m m itte d to t h e p o lic y o f h o ld in g 
th e e x a m s . B e that as it m a y , th e actio n o f 
th e f a c u lt y r e c e n tly t a k e n h as p r o b a b ly : 
o n c e and 
for all s e ttle d t h e q u e s tio n o f j 
m a jo r e x a m s , a nd T e x a s m a y be a b le to 
p oint w ith p r id e to an a d m in is tr a tiv e or- 
ga iii/.at ion w h ic h is n o t f e t t e r e d by a n y ’ 
o b s o le t e or u n n e c e s s a r y m e t h o d s o f In­
stru ctio n and e x a m in a tio n .

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i w hich m o d e r n so c iety o p e r a te s . C olleg e n ew s- a ]s0 , 

ipe: <. b c a u s e t h e y a n 

t h e voice of th e u n d e r - J 

REVOLT

a d u a t e , a r e p a r t i c u l a r l y 

s t fr. in 

f a c u lty 

i n t e r f e r e Tbs 

•ti, r a lly u n d e r s t o o d a n d re - p e l t e d .
L a - : y e a r , w h en Reed H a r r i s wa?

ition as e d i t o r o f 

je a lo u s o f 

t h e i r f r e e ­

r e l i e v e d o f

e n t i m e n t is 

“ O u t o f th e w e l t e r of c u r r e n t 
in c o n t e m p o r ­
a n d c r o s s - c u r r e n t s 
a r y 
l i t e r a t u r e . " says J . Co u r n OS 
in C u r r e n t H is to r y , “ e m e r g e tw o 
i m p o r t a n t te n d e n c ie s . O n e is th e
th e < c a m b ia S p e c t a t o r ; a s s o c ia tio n of l i t e r a t u r e w ith life,
th e o t h e r is a d i s s a tis f a c ti o n w ith 
a life w h ic h a r t i s t s a n d w r i t e r s 
socially b a n k r u p t 
r e c o g n iz e d a s 
th e W o r ld W a r r e ­
lo n g b e f o r e 
g a l e d 
t h a t 
th e fu ll e x t e n t of 
b a n k r u p t c y . ' ’ T h e W a r w a s “ on ly j 
in c id e n t a l to th e g e n e r a l p ro c e s s e s 
of social d i s i n t e g r a t i o n ” w h ic h j j 
w r i t e r s h a d 
b e e n s e n s in g since „
18&U. 
Tie 
p l a i n t s a n d a t t a c k s on 
a n d th e 
p a g a n is m , m y stic ism , o r C a th o li- j 
cism a r e all m a n i f e s t a t i o n s o f th is 
re a liz a tio n . B u t m a n y w r i t e r s , e s ­
h a v e 
p e c ia lly 
so­
f in is h e d 
c ie ty , a n d a r e now a tte r n ) t i n g to 
r e f o r m it. M a n y of t h e m a r e t u r n -
ing to Communism, Fascism, and 

li t e r a r y c o m - j 
so c ie ty . I 

should f i r s , be a u t h r-

th o s e 
t r y i n g 

in E u r o p e , 

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r e c e n t 

t o 

th e 

by th e a u t h o r i t i e s , f o r r e a s o n s o f v e r y d o u b t f u l 
n a t u r e , 
in c id e n t w as cot. id e re d u n u s u a l a n d 
d e c r e e b y D ean 
e x c e p tio n a l. H o w e v e r , a 
J u s t i n Ii. M o o re of C. C. N. Y A S ch o o l o f B u s i­
ness 
r e g a r d i n g t h e T ic k e r , a stu d n t n e w s o r g a n ,
r e in n s 

th* q u e s tio n w ith a s u d d e n jo lt.
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ty p in g . Q uick s e r v ic e , r e a s o n a b le r a te s . 
fo r and d e liv e r e d . P h o n e 

W ork 
2 -8 8 3 8 . 1 9 0 8 R io G rande
HY U N IV E R S I T Y g r a d u a te . M .A . d e g r e e 
in K ngli-ih. F o u r y e a r s e x p e r ie n c e t y p ­
i e r t h e m e s , t h e s e s , b u s in e s s a d m in is tr a ­
t io n r e p o r ts . Ilia! 4 0 7 5 . a c a ll a t 411 
VV. 3 8 .

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o f 

S T U D E N T S — T a k e a d v a n ta g e 

th # 
A M E R IC A N T R A V E L B U R E A U . S h a r#
to o u t - o f ­

exp. nue*. T t a v e l h o m e a n d 
to w n g a m e # , P h o n e 2 -3 3 3 8 .

TY PEWRITERS
AU M ak es T y p e w r ite r s R e n te d . 
B o u g h t . S o ld . E a s y P a y m e n t# .
TY TE WK IT E It E X C H A N G E 

1 1 0 E a s t T e n th 

P h o n e 2 - 3 2 8 3

1 t h e H a r v a r d , N ew Y ork “ U , ” { 6 00 L a v a c a 
a n d P r i n c e t o n ’ new s- j

M ic h ig a n , 

Do

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w al:. 

of th e c o u r s e 

1 inies h as a s k e d 

P r o f e s s o r H o o p i n g a m e r , t e a c h e r 

is e n j o y i n g such g r e a t p o p u la r i ty w ith 

in n r o s e y o u r p e r s o n a l i t y . A y a r d a d e c r e a s e a l m o s t a s la rg e , 
th in p o c k e tb o o k s o f th e 
n e w c o u r s e h a s m a d e its d e b u t in th e c u r r i c u l u m c a n th e 
o f New Y o r k U n iv e r s it y e n t itle d “ P e r s o n a l i t y Im- d e p r e s s io n e x p la in this, o r is fo o t- 
bail g o in g th e w a y o f h a z in g a n d
p r o v e m e n t . ” 
T h e N e w Y o rk
' b a g g y t r o u s e r s ? 
th e e d i to r s or

t h e 
w inch 
s t u d e n t s , m a i n t a i n s t h a t 85 p e r c e n t o f su c ce ss in 
life is d u e to p e r s o n a l i t y a n d 15 p e r c e n t t o te c h mi
I p a p e r s w h a t t h e y t h i n k a b o u t it.
ca, k n o w le d g e . C o n s e q u e n t ly , he c l a m , , 
t h a t
charming personality is the most im portant single the huge pep meetings, mad cheer- 
the “ die fo r good old
a : et a person can have. 
The first purpose o f the course is to determine alma m ater spirit” are disappear* 
is 
a goal for the individual and in view of his trait- mg. Michigan says 
present 
formulate a five-year plan designed to carry him i Jusf one aspect of the 
toward conserva­
to his goal. Professor Hoopingam er maintains th at campus^ trend 
. says that the down
nt-’ two per cent of the people in the world have 
to e a r t h ” f e e lin g m a k e s t h e old 
a goal. A rn ■•tiler important part of the course is
footbai frills seem childishly ridic-
t o 
d e _
a n in d iv id u a l s c r e e n t e s t o f a c tio n , p o ise a n d voice. I is p r o b a b l y n o t d u e 
w hich e a ch 
a t t e n d a n c e ; 
s t u d e n t 
j th o u g h t h e public is t i r i n g o f f o o t-
p r i v a t e l y . 

.student is sho w n a n d h e a r s c r it ic is e d j c r e a s e 

t h a t a | T h e { jrw thre<> n a m e d 

: jng> an d 

th a t this 

1 - 

in 

^ 

, 

, 

1 r*• IT--or H o o p i n g a m e r d oes n o t claim t h a t a n ball, 

th e stu<lents a r e no t. All !

. 

. . , 

th e m a n d t o s u g g e s t a m e th o d o f c o r - u 

iu .m e .lia te c h a n g e w ill ta k e p la ce u p o n 
pletion of this course but he does hope to g iv e J 
his s t u d e n t s a n in s ig h t in to j u s t w h a t is t h e m a t - j 7-a' ,l,n 0 
t e r wi t h 
rection.
. 
, 
It might be well for Kansas to include such a ; th a t while 

th e com - a d m i t t h a t s t u d e n t # a r e b e g i n n i n g
/ rown upon the com m erciali-
tn e 
l ‘‘l ' w e r e p r o b -
post-
the 
bonism. H arvard says
interest in footha]i
course among the various elements of her currieu- j spectacles has waned, interest in 
lum. On the whole, it might prove to be just as ' personal participation in all kinds 
“ broadening” as a semester with the philosophers, j of sport has increased. Princeton
their attendance drop 
“ high pressure” methods used in
producing winning teams.

a h '* ^ ,ai' 
ably ju s t a phase of 

— Daily Kansan. J £ay® 

,lnt> £ a m e » arH* on 

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that 

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th o r e who a f f o r d th e b a c k g r o u n d . T h e s t u d e n t w h o J suminig th e position 
e c u s o u t to a c c o m p lish is th e one w h o h a s before 
him 
is the campus go-
getter.

d e s e r v e s — a 
it 
w o rld 
which equals that 
of 
basketball, tennis, etc.

d is c e r n a b l e goal— he 

a 

While 

elaborate 

commercial
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is p r o b a b l y j u s t a s ­
in th e s p o r t
p o sitio n
baseball,

B A T T E R Y SE RVIC E
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U n iv e r s ity s tu d e n ts .

stu d e n t 

by t h e 

R u ssia is in th e p u b lic e y e — p o litic a lly , 
e c o n o m ic a lly , and a r tis tic a lly ne'.'.. For th e 
p a st s e v e r a l y e a r s lite ra tu r e a n d art o f 
R u ssian origin h a v e b e e n o f * s p e c ia l in­
t e r e s t to th e A m e r ic a n p u b lic . S tu d e n ts 
h a v e tu r n e d t h e ir a tte n tio n to a n y th in g 
R u ssia n , a b o u t w h ic h t h e r e is a u n iq u e n e s s 
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ta in m e n t o f th e y e a r .

su ch a s s u r a n c e s 

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T his c o m m itte e w h ic h str iv e s to bring 
p r o g r a m s , b o th e n t e r t a in in g and cu ltu ra l, 
to th e stu d e n t h o ld e r s o f b la n k e t t a x e s , 
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d u r in g th e u ar o f w e ll- k n o w n artists.
tim e th e se a f fa ir s are a n n o u n c e d , 
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IMajor Exams May Go

T h e o t h e r class of s t u d e n t s is the group w h ich 
e x h i b its profound indifference to a c tiv i tie s g o in g 
on about him. And h e accounts f o r the n u m b e r o f 
p o litic a lly disinterested, 
r e p r e s e n t a t i o n 
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T h e d i f f i c u l t y to he o v e r c o m e is t h e m i s t a k e n 
.-on of college s p i r i t w hich h a s c o m e 
conct 
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’ u u e n t body a c c e p ts th e n e w e r a of p r o m o t i n g 
th e 
j o n ly w o rth w h ile a n d p u r p o s e f u l p ro je c t* w e w ill 
hi f in d o u r s e lv e s d e g e n e r a t i n g in to a medley of 

T he a ction t a k e n at t h e last m e e t in g ct 
t h e f a c u lt y o f th e C o lle g e o f A rts a ii d 
j useless# e x h ib itio n is ts .
b- c i e n c e a 
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| To jo in t h e rank of th e g o - g e t t e r s m a y m e a n
Is t ti be g r e a t l y c o m m e n d e d , a nd at
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it M’H i i ' a" ii I i'Xuy m i g h t p o s s i b l y b u I r u a (I I back standers. On the other hand it may mean 
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b a s y e t , h o w e v e r , t o b e p a s s e d b y 
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co ntention 
philosophers
am o n g 
to d a y was based on th is idea ex­
pressed by Locke.

M o d e r n P s y c h o l o g y B a s is .

individual in 

Dr. R. IL G riffith, who 

n e x t 
spoke on Locke’s influ ence in lit­
e ra tu re , p ointed out t h a t philos­
ophers’ concept o f the im p o rta n t 
place of th e 
t h e 
schem e"of things an d th e mind at 
is capable of de ­
the b e g in n in g 
velopm ent 
to w a rd a n y c h a ra c te r 
ty pe, r e s u lte d in th e ro m a n tic ist 
m ovem ent, and ir u y eerily 
form ed 
the basis fo r all m odern psychol­
ogy.

th e 

Locke’s 

philosophy 
in to E ng la n d 

f i r s t 
b ro u g h t 
new 
idea that hum an beings might not 
be all b a d a t b irth a f t e r all, b u t 
m ig h t only becom e t h a t w a y be­
cause o f e n v iro n m e n t a n d grow th 
in environ m ent. T he E ig h tee n th 
C e n tu r y novel, Dr. G riffith said, 
was a r e s u l t of this idea, in which 
the 
the a u th o r tried 
m inds of his c h a ra c te r s and thu s 
m ade th e fir s t phy sio lo g ic a l intro 
spections. He quoted one u nn am 
cd p h y s io lo g is t as saying “ th at 
m odern phychology hail its birth 
really in the E ig h te e n th C e n tu ry 
novel.”

s tu d y 

to 

T H E A T E R S

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cock.

William, 

‘T H E V A N IS H IN G F R O N ­
(Cl — J o h n n y Mack 
T I E R ” 
Brow n, Evalyn K napp, ZaSu 
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F a m ily ,” 
th e 
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Lois Wilson, Lewis 
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Stone, F r id a y th ro u g h Mon­
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in 

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the Texas.

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tee, 
tonight, 8 o’clock. At 
(J re gory G ymnasi u iii.

a n o th e r, 

ju s t g e ttin g o u t 

later, when A nn 

with 
p icture. The sto ry opens 
of 
t h r e e girls 
them ,
g r a m m a r school. O ne of 
B ette Davis, goes to business col­
lege; 
J o a n Blonclell, 
spends some of th e f u tu r e years in 
a r e fo rm school; th e third, A nn 
is s e n t t o an exclusive 
D vorak, 
p riv a te school. T h e y m e e t again 
ten years 
is
m a rrie d to W arren W illiam, and 
has a 
three-y ear-old boy, while 
J o a n has become a show girl, and 
B e tte Davis 
sten og raph er.
T h ey lunch to g e th e r and a!! th re e 
light, c ig a re tte s from 
same 
m atch, All kinds of thing'- begin 
to h appen a f t e r that. Ann, tired 
a n d bored, 
on
which she in tend ed to go to Eu-
{rope and goes to live with Lyle 

the b o a t 

leaves 

is a 

the 

 

 

 

 

i *

th ey did not. “ The 

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i n a m eeting of 

i
I n J o i n t R e t r e a t

^
to day a n d Friday, start* Baptists to M eet 
n

the B aptist
tu rn s o u t to be a h M e S tu d e n t Council T h u rsd ay a fte r- 

screen 
from the ‘ m a rrie d and lived hap- ; 
to abow j 
pily every a f t e r ” cliche 
how 
F i r s t 
Year,” f o r Miss G ayn or and Mr. 
carre ll, 
a wnoie 
bit of bliss and a whole 
b is te r TW, human nam™ 
Toe h um an n a tu r e 
dency to bicker ta k e s th e blame, ~ 
a gg ravated bv th e wolf howling *r€a 
a t the door. Mr. F a r r e ll kicks th e K c o n ju n e tio n wTth the • t a l e n t , j 
wolf in th e slats, b u t le a v e . M O * H 
Caviler and slams th e door. How 
does she yet him back? T h a t one’s 
easy: look at the title, and let n a - .
lu re take its course.

lot OI j 
lot of 
ten-! noon at the University Baptist
te n - j 
I ,°f vhe stu d en t re- 

. 
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l. 
,a 
’w ’ 

C e ile* .
r u n * . ,
Baptist

TT . 
lnv' 

\ :ln 

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a 

W E A LT Y SPE A K S

P. A. VV va by. irrigation e n g in ­
eer, will speak a t th e m eetin g of
the Am erican Society of Civil En­
gineers tonight at 7 o’clock in the 
.according
E n g in e e rin g B uilding, 
’ _ .. A I to C. F. Click, president. FolloW-

^ a kt!;' ! m g the speech and 

a sh ort bus-
in ess meeting, r e f re s h m e n ts will
be served,

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Julius Slavik visited his home 
in Runge during the Thanksgiving

... 

R o b e r t 

th e S ta te T eachers 
ussed. 
' tRt° President 
S tu d e n t Council, will be the p r i n - } holidays, 
eipal speaker. S tu d e n ts of 
th e universities will have 
charge 
of the services in the m orning and
a t night. J. VV'. 51cDaniels 
rided ever th e meeting. 

bo th j

pre- j R obert D re n n a r w e n t to d e ­

I bu m e f o r , the week-end.

o~

Tryouts in Dancing 

To Be Held Friday

Richard Hale <pent 

the holt
j day;. a t his hom e in F o r t W orth.

for 

falls 

th e ballet 

in
to be

ed Tuesday.

A nn Dvorak 

th e production 

eve J F in a l tr y o u ts 

T albot, whom she met on th e 
of sailing. H e r husband finds ber, j “ K atinka,” 
given n e x t sp rin g bv the Un ive r-
a f t e r some m onths, w ith th e help 
sity Light O p era Company, will
of J o a n , and takes his boy back, 
The child is l a te r k id nap ped 
by be held Pi day a t 5 o’clock in the
T albot, and held for ransom . The W om en’s Gym nasium , M ary Me­
ch max is slow in developing, but} Keo, dancing in stru c to r, announc-
it is sufficiently th rillin g when it 
does arrive.

Miss McKee urged t h a t anyone 
interested tr y ou t for the choruses 
since places w ere open 
to n on -' 
m em bers as well as m em bers of 
:h<’ company. T en girls are needed* 
fo r the T u rk ish h arem and R a t - ’
j brian c a b a re t scenes of th e produe-

the 
he ights to the d e p th s of a “ hop­
h e a d ” with a convincing accuracy 
the wistful 
a nd w ith o u t a u y of 
gazing backw ardness 
to
IU ch heroine-. W a rre n VV ill i ands 
p e rfro m a n c e is a good 
duet
inspired, and 
though not 
Blondell is 
decidedly p l e a s a n t . ' dance will be held F rid a y night
I t is an enjoyable and e n te r ta in - i im m ediately p rece d in g t h e rog u­
i lur m e e tin g a t 
in Z.
ing show. 
Hall. Couples who wish to tr y out
this dance are re q ue ste d to

one, a1- lion.
Jo an j 

T ry o u ts f o r the Russian 

— L K. for 

o ’clock 

usual 

fro m 

I come IO m in u te s early.

Your Clothes

Phone
2-3131

-are d eligh tfu lly refreshed 
and p erfectly reshaped b y 
K elly Smith at p r i c e s no 
h igh er than charged by 
ordinary cleaners.

Craftsmen In Keeping Things New,

Kelly Smith

w ith a sealed 
tea a t h e r home 
T u e sd a y a fte rn o o n , em ploying an 
a u tu m n color scheme in a p p o in t­
m en ts fo r the p a rty . B ronze and 
yellow chry san th e m u m s c e n te re d 
th e te a table, and yellow candles 
w e re held in a ttra c tiv e holders,

Mrs. Ed Gilliam po ured c o ffee 
and Miss D orothy Nell Ross serv­
ed the salad, with Mrs. G eorge 
P e n d e x te r and Miss Hallie H o u s ­
ton assisting in the dining room. 
Mrs. Shelley p re s e n te d h e r honor 
guest with a tro usse au g ift d u rin g 
t h e tea hours.

* * *

S. IL D. M A K E S P L A N S 

FOR FORMAL DA NCE

Miss Ruby Terrill, Mrs. Fra n c e s 
Holdback, Miss D o rothy G ebau er, 
Miss Lula Bewley, Dr. IL T P u r­
lin, Dean a n d Mrs. V. 1. Moore, 
J u d g e and Mrs. J a m e s W. Mc­
Clendon. and Mr. a n d Mrs. D. K. 
W oodw ard will be the chaperons 
th e St ottish Rite Dorm itory 
of 
fo rm a l dance 
to be held F rid a y 
n ig h t fro m 9 to 12 o’clock, F r a n c ­
es Kirk, president of t h e house 
council, anno unced W ednesday.

MOT HE R S A T D I N N E R

M others of the m em bers of th e 
Phi Mu c h a p te r w e re e n te rta in e d 
with a b u f f e t d in n e r a t the c h a p ­
te r house T u e sd a y n ight f ro m 0 
to 8 o ’clock.

, 

• 

T he p ro g ra m consisted of solo 
selections by Florine Cone nod 
piano selections by Mae Beth M a t­
thews.

T he g u e sts w e re Mesdames B. 
B. M atthew s, M u rra y Ramsey, W. 
F. Boy ans, C, M. Caban its, L. F. 
Storm , IL E. W a Winger, A. D. 
Kohn, L E. B u ttrill, G. K. Eel­
ier, H. G. Camp, (m ales Sp re en, 
Roy A rch er, Cham pion Jack son 
w 
Coin M cLaurin, A ustin and 
MrB- 
N, I. Davis, San Antonio.

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B R I D G E P A R T Y G I V E N 

B Y A L P H A D E L T A PI

raise money f o r its e n d o w - 1 t h a t 
fun d for a ltru istic w ork, A l- ' m 1 u'

To 
anent 
pha Delta Pi so ro rity will give a 
S a tu r d a y 
bridge p a r ty 
b e n e f it 
f r o m 3 to ti o’clock at th e c h a p ­
house, 1803 W e st A venue, 
t e r 
Ruth T h o rn to n , 
p re sid e n t, a n ­
notine e<I W ednesday.

. 

in 

said 

Locke’s 

I n f l u e n c e 

.....................

th e h istory 

then breed in g, 

C o n n i e E a t s B e a n s .

E s tim a te ; B m inus. 

; 
times, according 

E s tim a te s : A, g re a t; B, g ood; C, fair.

R eview ed Today

* * * 
B r o w n N e e d s L e s s o n s in S p a n i s h .

PARA M OU N T p re se n ts the Ala-} 

IG NST AN < E B EN N U I T is h e r 
a
sophisticated 
usual vivacious, 
well-dressed self in “ Two A gainst 
th e W orld.” She Is the d a u g h te r
a 
of a w ealthy man who m e e ts 

i n E d u c a t i o n
influence in education
.
... . 
,wi was heavv, an d is still in force rn
, 
to Dr. 
modern 
C. F. A rrowood, who 
t h a t 
Jo h n Locke was one of the most 
signal c o n trib u to rs to the theory 
of 
of education 
th o u g h t. Dr. A rrow ood 
pointed 
ou t some of Locke’s ideas on e d u ­
education 
cation b eing th a t an 
should fir s t give a m an 
virtue, 
ba ma football p layer, Jo h n n y 
faith irs God, integ rity , good n a ­
a 
Mack Brown, 
tu r e ; th e n wisdom, the ability to
Mexican guerilla in “ The Vanish-:
con du ct public and private buri- i young lawyer. David N orto n (Neil I U g F r o n t ie r ” with E valyn Knapp, 
not H a m ilto n ), w hen h e r f a t h e r be- ZaSu Pitts, J . F a r r e l l MacDonald, 
ness w ell; 
th in k in g m eanly of oneself 
Jo h n n y 
or j comes involved in a law suit w ith amJ Ra ym ond H a tto n . 
im portance, j the fam ily of a w orkm an. She | ]ooks th e p a rt all riuht< b u t Hs
last in 
other -; an d 
looks th e p a rt all rig!
im portance, j m e ra m u y or 
last in 
i o th e rs; an d 
though still essential to education, 
la te r becomes involved rn a mum j S p a n jsh is terrib le. Mis 
■ K napp is 
d e r trial when she 
learn in g, scholarship. 
the Amer-
m a rrie d s i s t e r s nam e fro m scan-1 }can o ff iCel u b .. fails in love with 
dab H e r lover is forced by <"r ri tbe b a n dit and delivers him into 
cam stane?* to pro secute her. S h e | the h a n d s of th e official? when
confesses 
she thinks he is th e m u r d e r e r of 
killing and e v e ry th in g is lovely.
her b ro th er, T h e re a re pit m y of 
uniform s, horses, and stolen love 
scenes. T h e re is action, b u t little 
anting, plot, b u t no sto ry to speak j 
of. I t is one of those p ic tu res that 
m akes one say, “ Well, w h a t 
of 
it? ” when he walks fro m the th e­
a te r. Brow n <!<•*“• his best 
and 
H a tto n an d MacDonald a re good. 
At the Queen.
E s tim a te : C.

The picture toils tim sto ry o f a 
w ealth y fam ily th a t is ex trem ely 
its p r i n ­
snobbish an d selfish in 
ciples, of a spoiled d a u g h te r of 
the 
w ealth who 
real 
m ea n in g of life by a 
stru g g lin g 
yo u n g lawyer who lives a life of 
Locke’s con tribu tion 
bean s inst* ad of
science, said th a t although m any I C hevro lets and Deans instead o
Packard.- and caviar. At the P a r ­
of Locke’s ideas w ere now passe, 
a m ou nt.
E n g la n d and several o th e r coun­
tries w ere b o m in L ocke’s men- 
, I tality. Of Locke as a political
- fe w have b e tte r
;hg spil, , „ f th e i, times."

E d ucation, Locke had pointed 
out, should 
to
rely upon himself in g e ttin g his
said 
knowledge, Dr. Arrow ood 
th e public school system used
U nited S tates came from 
Locke b y w ay of Thom as J e f f e r ­
son, who wa - a close stu d e n t of 
the English th in k e r u n d e r discus­
sion. '

her , 
from scan-1 
is forced by 
cir- 
prosecu te her, She 
the 
tr u e story of 

Dr. 0 . D. W e e k s in describing 
to political

insipid d a u g h te r of

teach th e pupil 

in th e role of 

i wurninau. 

E stim a te : B,

— M. S.

t a u g h t 

shields 

-M. S.

the 

w 

is 

» 

Opening Today
THE F IR S T Y E A R ,” sign ifican t 

title u n d e r which 
G aynor-C haries F a r r e ll 

the J a n e t 
combine 
doll 
c o n tin u e 
m g on the Texas T h e a te r

p a p e r 

th e ir 

sx-
st-
,,

F a t h e r o f N a t u r a l R i g h t s

From Locke. Dr. Weeks sa d,\ VV 

Is t h e T h i r d U n l u c k y ?
/ I T H AN e nticing title, an 
cclient cast, and an inter

. 

story. 

alm ost 

p ow ers 

of F rid a y , is an 

(broo on a Match,

re p re se n ta tiv e j 
rVeeks 

came th e ideas, now alm ost a com- 
rn,.,.,.toe*, of n a tu r a l r,«ht», g o v - 1 
v r n m e u t by v irtue of political con- h h o w i, K » t t h e H aueuek M»oa * h | will 
excellent play 
t r a d . s ep a ratio n of 
par
gov e rn m e n t, and 
do se d
g o v e rn m e n t. Dr. W 
w ith a brief discussion ol c o re d - 
i tunis in gov ern m ent today, when 
ii a s 
t re p re se n ta tiv e g o v e rn m e n t 
fallen sh o rt of w hat Locke 
had 
th o u g h t it would accomplish. “ fhe 
m odern s ta te ,” Dr. W eeks said,
(p a te rn a listic ) 
sta te , an d not a laissez fa ire (in ­
dividualistic) state.

; “ is a Leviathan 

ships 

in c h a rg e of 

Miss Kirk sta te d t h a t th e fo l­
house 
th e

lowing m em bers of th e 
council were 
da n c e : o rchestra, E m m a g e n e H ale | schools 
an d F ra n c e s F itc h ; 
d ecorations,)
A n ita G ates and Mildred W ilson;! 
food. Ja n ic e B e rry and Imp Cul­
b e rso n ; 
invitations. Carlos D u ­
ll use and Gordon C la rk ; and p r o ­
gram . Jo hn ye Mann and J a n e C a r­
pen ter.

T h e esta b lish m e n t 

in collegiate 

of fello w ­
d ay n u rs e r y
is th e purpose o f Alpha 

D elta Pi in a ltru istic work.

„ 
, 
Mar,,, Collier. ,vho wa* Kmdimt- 

. _ ... 

, 

fro m t h « U nive rsity o l Tenn-1 

essee in 1932, holds the fellowship 
a t T he U niversity of T e x as N u r s ­
ery School.

Steve G a r d n e i’s O r c h e s tra will 
fu rn is h music f o r the dance. D ec­
ora tio n s will c a r r y o u t th e C h rist­
mas m otif. E ach girl living in th e 
d orm ito ry is allowed to invite on<* 
d a te and one stag. R e fre sh m e n ts 
will be served.

ROGERS, GREENWOOD 

WEDDI NG A N NOU NCE D

C A N NO N - B l ' S E E I HT E S 

H E L D W E D N E S D A Y

Miss Roxie Busk? of Shiner, j
fo r m e r U niv ersity of Texas* stu-1 
dent arni m em ber of Phi Mu sor­
ority, w as m a rrie d W ednesday, 
N o vem b er 21, to Shelly Cannon 
of Shiner, also a n e x-stu dent.

The w edding was solem nized at 
the home of th e b rid e ’s p a re n ts 
made in S hiner. When th e y r e tu r n Mr. 
an d Mrs. C ann on will m ak e th e ir 
hom e in Houston.

A n n o u n c e m e n t has been 

of the m a rria g e o f Oral Maude 
Greenwood, senior in the U n iv er­
sity, to Paul E ug e n e Rogers, se n ­
ior in the College o f E ng in e e rin g ,
in Rice In stitu te . The wedding A ustin a tte n d e d 
took 
Tishomingo, Okla.

place S u n d a y m o rn in g in 

I
n
i

i
w'\

I

i'6'nday night for H ouston, w h ere churches at 

is 

The Episcopal Church g ro u p will

EPI SCOPAL CHURCH 

HOST FOR LUNCHEON

E ifler, a n d W ilfro d T u r n e r 
the w edding.

M argaret V aughan, J u lia Mae 
of

in 
“ T hor e was some a tte m p t 
to 
last political cam p aig n 
the 
revive th e individualism of Locke, 
but w itho ut much success-1- j u d g ­
Individual 
th e results. 
ing fro m 
w e lfa re 
im p o rta n t 
the most 
end of the s ta te .” T hat Locke di­
vorced politics and theology, put 
the consideration of politics on a 
be hosts fo r an in te r-ch u rc h lunch more rational an d scil ntific basis, 
the U n iv e rsity i and t h a t Locke’s problem s a r e the 
to be held b y 
I o’clock F r id a y a t j problems of oui day, was the b e ­
lief of Dr. Weeks. “ The point at 
file 
Church. T he fe a tu r e of t h e pro- which he stood 
in English b i ­
gram will be an ad d re ss b y th e | to r y ,” he said, “ b e a rs a close re- 
Rev. W. H. M oreland, on “ W h at 
We Know A b o u t God.”
f o r 
lunch 

sem blance to our own tim e ,” 

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P re s b y te ria n 

U niversity 

The 

religious
w orkers and 
Tickets
will be sent o u t by the se c r e ta r y
of the In te r-C h u rc h Group.

is 
s tu d e n ts. 

* * *
E X -ST U D E N T S M A R R IE D 
!
E lizabeth P ro th ro , B.A., 1930, j 
and H. Donald E dw ards, B.A., \ 
1928, w e re m a rrie d re c e n tly and 
a r e living a t 4020 C r u tc h e r Ave- j 
|
nue, Dallas. 
I

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5 Speakers-

(C on tinu e d fro m P a g e I )

PANHEI.LF.N1C M EETS

R e g u la r m e e tin g of P a r hellenic 
will be held F rid a y a t 4:30 o’clock 
th e Alpha Chi Om ega house, 
at 
E th el K ay Benson, p resid en t, said 
W ednesday.

W A N T E D

s e ll C h n t m a s 
t o 
U n i v e r s i t y g i r l s 
Cards. Liberal commission a n d can 
tu ii a n t i ! D e c e m b e r I S .
Apply at
ST E W A R T PH OTO CO.
I ZOO Congress

Mr. and Mrs. Rogers a rrived 
in Austin M onday a fte r n o o n and 
w ere e n te r ta in e d w ith a d in n e r 
given by Mrs. A. L. G reenw ood, 
m o th er of the bride. T h ey left

Mr. Rogers will co ntin ue Ins work 
at Rice In stitu te.

Mrs. Rogers was a m em ber of 

Zeta T au A lpha sorority.

Mr. R ogers is a sen io r in Rice 
I n s titu te . He is pre sid e n t of the 
Rice c h a p te r of the A m erican So­
ciety of Mechanical E ngineers and 
an active m em b er of th e Pen and 
Quill Club.

* * *

WOMEN CHEMI S T S TO 

E N T E R T A I N WI TH TEA

te a 
fro m 3:30 

Io ta Sigma Pi, h o n o ra ry chem ­
istry f r a t e r n i t y f o r women, will 
S a tu r d a y 
e n te r ta in w ith a 
a fte r n o o n 
to 5:30 
o’clock in 
the Mallet L ib ra ry on 
the second floor of the C hem istry 
Building, Miss Ivy May P a rk e r, 
presiden t, said W ednesday.

tea 

The 

th e hu m an m ind n e v e r th in k s un 
is an a n n u a l a f f a i r 
bodily 
less th e r e is origially 
h o n oring all girls who a re ta k in g 
In vitations have been sensation as a s ta r t in g point, that 
chem istry. 
extend ed to alu m n a e m em bers and I th e mind c re a te s k now ledg e by 
p atronesses of Io ta Sigm a Pi, fac- m ak in g relatio nship s w ithin 
it-
self betw e e n the simple ideas giv­
u lty m e m b ers o f th e d e p a rtm e n t 
en to the brain by these sensa­
of chem istry and th e ir wives, an d 
tions.
m em bers o f Phi L am b d a Upsilon, 
h o n o ra ry chem istry f r a t e r n i t y f o r 
men.

a 

The only know ledge we 

can 
have. Locke pointed out as his 
philosophy , was th a t w e know only 
how outside th in g s a f f e c t us, bu t 
do no t have any de fin ite objec­
tive know ledge of enriv on m en t. 
th e chief
Dr.

B ro g a n said 

th a t 

Dr. Marie M orrow and Dr. ( ’ov­
ine W in te rs will pour t e a d u rin g 
th e a fte rn o o n .

* * *

P H A R M A C Y B A N Q U E T

PI, A N S DISCUSSED

Plans fo r an all-ph arm acy ban- i 
quet were discussed W edn esd ay a t ! 
a m e eting of p h a rm a c y stud ents. 
Two com m ittees w ere ap pointed to 
m ake a r r a n g e m e n ts f o r 
th e a f ­
fair.

Members of th e 

a rr a n g e m e n t 
co m m ittee 
a r e Ja c k B ranno n, 
c h a irm a n ; Dan M cKnight, and 
George Ross. T h e p ro g ra m com ­
is composed o f E lea n o r 
m ittee 
Nipper, 
ch airm a n , and A u gust 
W atzlavick.

in s tr u c t o r 

L. W. Schleuse, 

in 
pharmacy', and C. C. Albers, a d ­
ju n c t professor of ph a rm a c y , are 
the fa c u lty sponsors o f the group . 
“ This b a n q u e t will m a rk th e r e ­
vival of an an nu al custom of the 
College of P h a rm a c y b e fo re 
its 
rem oval from G alveston to A u s­
tin in 1927,” stated Mr. Albers.

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 UNIVERSITY POLO TEAM MEETS LAMPASAS HERE SUNDAY

’ T H E D A I E Y T E X A N

T H U R S D A Y , DECEMBER I , 1 9 3 2

Champion Frogs Lose These Lettermen

Bandits Seek To 
Avenge Former 
Defeat
T h e u n i v e r s i t y p o l o

team will cross m allets with 
the strong Lam pasas Bandits S u n ­
day at 3 o’< lock on t h e new L ong­
horn polo field, situ ated just o u t ­
side the city limits on the H o u s­
ton highway, Admission will be 
2 J cents.

This game, which will see the 
P a n d its out to avenge th e ir one* 
po in t loss to the University team 
tw o weeks ago, was o riginally on 
f o r T hanksgiving / m o rn in g 
ta p 
b u t w as rained out. An am p lify ­
ing system will be 
installed es­
pecially f o r the g am e and a run- 
rung account of 
th e action will 
be announced. Added a ttr a c tio n s 
will be horse races betw een halves, 
including a bareback re la y race.
F resh F ro m W in

team , 

T he U niversity 

fresh, 
its sm othering 14-4 d e f e a t 
from 
of the One H u n d re d and Tw enty- 
f o u r th C avalary Yellow Ja c k e ts 
lust Sunday, will nevertheless h av e 
i*s hands full in stopping tbs B a n ­
dits for the Pan a sa? crew will 
I n e on its s ta r tin g line-up such 
m en a s B. C. Gillens, a m e m b e r 
r f 
the K uykendall ail-star team 
Ax hick recently w< n the S o u t h w e s t 
polo championship at the A rling­
L u th e r 
and 
ton 
W eeks, 
the El 
a m em ber of 
Ranchito team which won the A r ­
lin gton to u r n e y last y e a r and who 
has been 
the B an dit 
crew especially fo r the T hanks- 
g ving game.

to u rn a m e n t. 

loaned 

to 

t h a t 

th ey 

P la y in g 

“ja e k r a b b its ” w hen 

Gillens will ride in the game on 
th re e h o r - es which a re said to be 
the s m a l l e s t polo ponies in 
t h e 
U nited States. So small and f a s t 
spectators, called 
ore 
th em 
th e y 
two weeks ago in 
w ere played 
the h a rd -fo u g h t game which th e 
B andits lost by a one-point m a r ­
gin to the U n iv ersity crew.
f o r 

t h e U n iv e rsity 
Learn will be M oulton H arrison , 
n u m b e r I ; C aptain V ernon Cook, 
n u m b e r 2; Ja c k Adams, n u m b e r 
3 ; and Mike Butler, n u m b er 4. 
Ivan McElroy and Bill Floyd will 
also p ra ba b ly see action. On th e 
L am pasas 
line-up will be B. C. 
Gillens, n u m b e r I ; V erno n Smith, 
n u m b e r 2; W. W. S ta n d a rd , n u m ­
b e r 3 ; and L u th e r Weeks, n u m ­
ber 4. H o m e r M oore and F r a n k 
T ow nsend will also p ra b a b ly play 
f o r th e Bandits.

Brant Talks Today 

On Use of Law Books

is one of 

H. J. B rant, re p re s e n ta tiv e of 
th e West P ublishing Com pany o f 
is giving a 
S a in t Paul, Minn., 
series of lectures on the “ Use of 
Law Books,” each a f te rn o o n th is 
week in Law* B uilding 105. Mr. 
B r a n t 
the r e p r e s e n ta ­
tives o f the com pany who is s e n t 
t o the U niv ersity each y ear. I. P. 
H ildebrand, d ean of the School of 
L aw, said.
The 

lectu res will end F r id a y 
a fte r n o o n a n d all stu d e n ts of tim* 
School of Law a re invited to a t ­
ten d. The le c tu re T h u rs d a y a f t e r ­
noon will be from 2 to 3 o’clock 
a n d th e la st le c tu re to be given 
F r id a y will be fro m 3 to 4 o’clock, 
D ean H ild e bra nd added.

Religious Com m ittee 

T o Urge Cooperation
The com m ittee on th e religious 
life of the U niversity, com posed 
of fa c u lty m em bers of the U ni­
ve rsity . m et W edn esd ay a fte rn o o n 
f o r a discussion of a 
pro g ra m 
vt w o rk fo r the ye a r.

T h e object of this com m ittee is 
t o prom ote religious life and i n ­
te r e s ts am ong the s tu d e n ts of t h e 
U n iv ersity . The m a n n e r in which 
th is is to be do e has n o t ye t 
been decided, but th ro u g h the co­
o p e ra tio n of the vario us c hu rches 
on the campus, religiou s life and 
in te re s ts may he prom oted.

Members p r e s e n t a t th e m e e t­
ing ag re e d to cooperate in s e c u r ­
in g speakers at intervals t h r o u g h ­
o ut the y e a r to m ake talks to th e 
s tu d e n ts on d if f e r e n t p h ases of 
religious life.

F R A Z IE R SELLS STORY

the early 

M rs. M a ry Margaret F r a z ie r , 
the d e p a r tm e n t of 
a s s is ta n t 
in 
sold a f e a tu r e 
has 
jo u rn a lism , 
histo ry of 
sto ry on 
Post. 
to 
H o uston, 
the m a ­
Mrs. F ra z ie r gjaijhered 
te ria l 
in 
-to ry 
this fe a tu r e 
th e A rchives of The University of 
T exas.

the H ouston 

fo r 

Steer Cagers Open 
Season Against 
Javelinas

I W ith the b e g in ning o f 
basket 
j ball season less th a n th re e weeks 
; o ff, Coach Ed Olle has been driv­
ing his p roteges hard in o rd e r to 
' p re p a re them f o r th e ir str e n u o u s 
! schedule. 
The S te e rs will meet 
i T exas A. & I. h ere on Decem ber 
16 a nd 17 in th e c u rta in raisers. 
■ The Simmons qu intet will p e rfo rm 
here on D ecem ber 29, 30, and 31, 
and the House of David five will 
e n te rta in basketball fa n s on J a n ­
u a ry 3. The b e a rd ed boys, who are 
i to u rin g 
the South, a r e rep o rte d 
j to have a s tr o n g a g g reg a tio n .

The c o n fe re n c e schedule has 
been released and is a s follows:
J a n u a r y 7— Baylor in A ustin.
J a n u a r y 

13-14— A rk a n sa s 

in 

Austin.

tin.

J a n u a r y IS — S. M. U. in A us­

J a n u a r y 21— 

-A. & M. in Col-

loge Station.

F e b r u a r y 8—
F e b r u a r y 11- 

B aylor in Waco. 
- T . C. U. in Aus-

tin.

j 
I 
1 las.

Worth.

F e b r u a r y 14- 
F e b r u a r y 18- 

-R ice in H ouston. 
—S. M. U. in Dal-

F e b r u a r y 20- 

—T. C. U. in F o rt

F e b r u a r y 22
March 4— A.

— Rice 

in A ustin. 
& M. in Austin.

High School Grid 
Winners Meet 
This Week

High School football champions 
the sixteen districts 
of each of 
w ere d ete rm in e d 
last week-end, 
and the g am es to decide th e bi­
d istric t cham pions will be played 
this week, accord in g to Roy Hen- 
the
Interscholastic League. The team s
fo r bi-district
that are 

to play 

Intramurals

B y W I L L I A R D S I M P S O N

is 

tho 

I n tr a m u r a l hand ball has e n t e r ­
th e q u a r te r - f in a l round with 
ed 
some very 
p layers 
o u ts ta n d in g 
com peting in each division. Flex- 
ner and S anger, who are both Phi 
Sigs, are 
leading conten ders 
in the f r a te r n i ty division. These 
two men will p ro b a b ly be in th ere 
t h e 
b a ttlin g one a n o th e r when 
fin a l m atch 
is played. Sheppard 
(A C E ) 
th e o u ts ta n d in g con­
t e s ta n t in th e club division. Four 
A ll-Stars a r e the only rem ain in g 
c o n te s ta n ts in the in d e p e n d e n t di­
vision, 
is 
a roused am on g th e A ll-Star a t h ­
letes as to which of th e f o u r men 
will be victorious in t h a t division.
slowly 
d ra w in g to a close, with only t h ir ­
teen pitch ers re m a in in g in 
t h e 
play-off. F r e d E w e r t of th e G rif­
fith House, is p ro b a b ly the lead­
ing c o n te n d e r f o r th e University 
cham pionship, as he has a knack 
of rin g in g the peg w ith unexcell­
ed ac c ura cy .

H orseshoe single a re 

a n d m uch 

in te re st 

E v e ry evening, d u rin g b a sk e t­
ball practice p e r i o d s th e re will be 
two basketball coaches in the gym 
who will gladly assist any team 
o r r e n d e r a n y coaching 
services 
which might be desired.

H a n d b a ll R e s u lt s

L a ttim e r 

(Phi G am ) defeated 
W e a e r (D elta T h e ta Phi) 21-15, 
21-18; H a z a rd 
(S A E ) d e fe a te d 
(T au Dolt) 21-12, 21-16; 
Davis 
F le x n e r (Phi Sig) d efe a te d Simp­

21-12, 

21-14, 

21-18; 

son ( S P E ) 21-10, 21-10; W orsham 
(P h i Dell) d e fe a te d L ipshits (Tau 
Dolt) 
Ju n e m a n
(B e ta ) d e fe a te d Kahn (T a u Dolt) 
21-11; M aynard
16-21, 
(D e lta T h e ta ) 
d e fe a te d Alvis 
(Phi D elt) 21-16, 22-24, 21-16; 
S a n g e r (Phi Sig) d e fe a te d Smith 
(T a u De it) 21-10, 21-10; Gold­
stein (T a u De it) d e fe a te d W a lte rs 
(D R E ) 21-18.

Ellis 

(W esley) d e fe a te d T h o­
mas (LC D ) 21-3, 21-5; S h o r e 
(A IR E ) d e fe a te d Okies T C K ) 
Sheppard
21-L5. 19-21, 
(ACK) d e fe a te d Barclay 
(A C E ) 
21-18, 21-18; Ha mm ack (W esley) 
d e fe a te d H e r r a r a 
(A C E ) 21-12, 
21-19.

21-15; 

S p rin g e r 

(R o b e rts) 

(A ll-S tars) d e fe a te d 
T a n n e r 
f o r f e it;
by 
Sm ith (A ll-Stars) d e fe a te d Dela 
P u e n te (A ll-Stars) 8-21, 21-1, 21- 
16; Nicholas ( A ll- S ta r s > defeated 
Bowling (B ’s) by f o r f e i t; Garcia 
(A ll-Stars) 
Donhksy 
(Ace Clubs) 21-16, 21-17.

d e fe a te d 

T u r n e r 

d e f e a te d 
(E d u c a tio n ) 
Mendez (L aw ) 21-10, 21-10; Al­
varado 
d e fe a te d F e ld e r 
(open) 21-15, 16-21, 21-13.

(L aw ) 

at 

IG, 

Friday, D ecem ber 

the a s ­
p ira n ts to the cross c o u n tr y title 
will wend th e ir way o ver the th re e 
mile course beginn in g 
t h e 
locker rooms und; r the stadium . 
This is by f a r the most g ru e llin g 
sport on 
in tr a m u r a l c a le n ­
d ar, and r e q u ire s much practice 
and p e rfe c t condition. 
E n trie s 
f o r this sp o rt close T uesday, De­
cem ber 13.

th e 

All e n trie s 

in cross c o u n tr y 
m u st be a pproved by R, J. Mc­
Lain, varsity cross c o u n try coach.

Engineers to Hear 

N ew com e Thursday

R. B. Newcome, 

in s tr u c to r in 
petro leu m p rodu ctio n eng in eering , 
will make a sh o rt talk on th e new 
p roduction p ra c tic e s in troduced by 
the A m e ric a n P e tro le u m In stitu te , 
a t a m e e tin g of the A m erican I n ­
s titu te of M ining and M e ta llu rg ­
ical E n g in e ers to be held T hu rs- 
j day a t 7 o ’clock in E n g in e e rin g 
101, O ra n d W alton, 
Building 
p re sid e n t of the society, a n n o u n c ­
ed. All s tu d e n ts of 
p e tro le u m 
e n g in ee rin g a re invited to a tte n d , 
he said.

 

 

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W hitaker to A ttend 

M eeting in Chicago

B e r r y M. W h itaker, d ire c to r of 
in tra m u ra ls, plans to leave T h u rs­
day f o r Chicago to a tte n d th e a n ­
nual m e etin g F rid a y and S a t u r ­
day, 
directo rs 
in tr a m u r a l 
th r o u g h o u t th e cou ntry.

of 

Mr. W h ita k e r will m ake a ta lk 
to the dire cto rs on “ The R elatio n­
ship of I n tr a m u r a l A thletics and 
R equired Physical E d u c a tio n .”

The d irecto rs m e e t each year, 
Mr. W h ita k e r said, to f u r t h e r the 
in te r e s t in in tr a m u r a l athletics.

Thurlow B. Weed
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Hadlock Wins Two Firsts In 
Freshman Football Awards

 

 

 

j m e a n s to decide th e b e st a tte n d - derson, athletic d ir e c to r o f 
a nee aw ard. 

E ach w in n e r 

in 

those de p a rt- 

m ents will receive a silver fo o t- championships a r e as follow s:
ball, which will be e n g ra v e d with 
A marillo, w in n e r of d istric t one.
th e a c t o r ' s name, th e year, and wjH p iay R a n g e r, w in n e r of dis-

••jim m y" H adlock, a ll-sta te b a c k 

from M arshall, copped 

two first j m ade 

next*few"*^ 

in 

places to f e a tu re the p r e s e n ta tio n of football a w a rd s to " S h o r t y ” o rd e r that 
A ld e rs o n ^ first y e a r men. 
C. J. A lderson an d A ssistant Coaches Mac B u rn e tt. 
Bob Baldridge, also voted H adlock as the best p u n t receiver o f th e 
♦ 
squad. 

The ju d g e s for the selections, Head Coach 

Bill Bedin, and 

A well-educated toe gave H ad- 

this y e a r ’s ca p ta in of the Blues, 
lock the call in the p u n tin g divi- c a p tu re d 18 o u t o f a possible 30

to b rin g th e ir footballs hom e w ith I d istric t fo u r. Vernon ’district five
them Christm as. 

| will play Sherm an , d istric t >;x!
Masonic Hom e of F o r t W orth, dis-
W oodrow
h>ict sev en* v i n play
nn 
| Wilson High School of Dallas,
I c n n i s r m a t s d istrict eight. Greenville, district
nine, will play A thens, d is tr ic t 
points to o btain the aw ard f o r th e j 
ten. Corsicana, district eleven, will
ablest snapper-back. W ebb and K a m ra th d e fe a te d M ary V i r g i n i a »p lay B rackenrid ge High School

*----------------! Sam pson, Kamrath 
1 7 
r « 
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t r i t e r 

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E u g e n ia Sampson 

......................................

 ...... 
K arl 

~ * 

and 

• 

the boys will be able win 

on, with J u r e c k a , Priebisch, and 
Johnson, who tra ile d the M arshall 
th e o r d e r n am ed, p re s s ­
back 
ing closely.

in 

°thre°/
S w e e tw a te r' w h in e r »f

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off xvi,), tho d i v in e - j ArIene P ick ett a n d J u f m v Challis. 

w-,*,- 'V 'VuY 

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v>«ri»u, 

district i ii teen,
*’' “ ** H a rli" g e n ’ <B,trict six‘

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t h e ! D r ‘ 

H ard-driving W etzel, all-district 

G * Ke]k>r* associate p r o - J h e r sister, M ary, a t 
 

, E d w y n a Craig, D enton, visited
the Kappa
judges* choice f o r the m ost com- fessor of applied m ath e m a tic s a n d j Kappa G am m a house d u rin g the 
judges* c h o i c e f o r the most com- ------ * ” 
Pressed h a rd by a s t r o n ° m y. spoke on “ Some Math- 
p e te n t blocker. 
Hadlock and Jo hn son, J u re c k a , th e 
Problem s in the G eneral ; 
husky R obstown h alfb ack , c opped E l e c t ™ C om pa n y” W ed n e sd a y a t 
the votes fo r the best b a ll-c a rrier 
0 c^ocli a t a m e e tin g of th e 
J u r e c k a was 
h an dicapped by a 
stu bb orn shoulder in ju ry f o r the 
large p a r t of the season, but, d e s­
pite this handicap, displayed e x ­
ceptional ta le n t a t ‘‘c a r r y in g the 
m ail.”

j Moodie C a lh o u n nod F li 7a
o f S c o S W te D o k
| n u to r y s p e n t th e holidays in Co-

r e tu r n e d 
! school a f t e r a m o n th ’s illness.

-tee t o r tne nest B a i w a n t e r . p h j ,sics Colloquium _ 

Ch L. Orc s p e n t th e week-end j 

r h a n k s g m n g holidays.

a t his home in Dallas. 

Lois P ace 

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tub a.

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has 

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to 

TRY O N the suit

that has given new dignity to

T w e n ty -F iv e Doiiars

ta p e ahead of his I sivenoss enabled this m in ute c n- 
ta r to rom p 
.Jay A rnold, h u s k y 
ti on of being the best defensive 
f r o m 

R un n in g :n full football regalia,
Quinn, speedy back, sprinted bo 
y a rd s in the tim e of 6.8 seconds
the 
to break 
n e a re s t t h r e a t 
a ll-state 
Greenville. Wilson, end, a nd De- man. 
Bona, a q u a r te r b a c k , who finish - 
ed in th ird a n d f o u r th places, re- p la y e r fro m Com anche, w as 
spectively, also g ave Q uinn n o 
little com petition f o r his sp rin t 
laurels.

fu llback hailing 

• urines, 

respectively, 

A rnold fire d IO dropkicks and 
field goals fro m the 10-yard and 
2 5 -yard 
to
send eight u n e rrin g ly th ro u g h th e 
u p rig h ts fo r the b e - t in this divi­
J u r e c k a ’s seven successful 
sion. 
boots , ena b le d this 
h a lfb a c k to 
come in on A rn o ld 's heels f o r a 
close second. D eBona a nd Chid- 
low, a g r e a t defensive back, each 
m ad e six p la ce m e n ts good f o r a 
th ird-place deadlock.

The race fo r the m ost im p ro v ­
ed yearling w as so close b etw een 
th a t th e coaches w ere 
five men 
forced to flip a coin f o r th e se­
A f te r a close race, Preibisch, 
lection, with “ C h a rle y ” Wysong, 
th e Sealy gian t, finally nosed out 
M cKinney, receiv in g 
lucky 
H adlock f o r f i r s t place honors in 
toss and also the a w a rd t h a t g ee- 
the kick-off. To give some idea
this
it. C o n fro n te d w ith 
with 
I of the keen com petition, the Sealy j same d iffic u lty in th e choice of 
I boy s am assed 
av e ra g e o f 506 j th e p layer who showed th e b est 
points was on ly a one-point m a r - 1 a ttitu d e , the ju d g e s again re so rt- 
run over H ad lo c k ’.? 
505 credits, ed to flipping th e coin. Jo e Sm a rt, 
J o n e s a nd W eir f o u g h t it o u t f o r j an ex-Austin High p e r f o r m e r and 
th ird place, with the 
leader of the Reds, was th e fo r- 
huifback, w inn in g the a r g u m e n t. J lu n a te one am o n g the six in the 

fo rm e r, a 

the 

J 

“ C h a r le y ” John so n, c r a f t y field- competition, 

Tossing the coin f o r selections 
genera] fro m Kerrville, with his 
seemed to be the f e a tu r e o f these 
in 
: fo rw a r d heaves, most no tably 
th e Allen A cadem y tussle, won th e ! presen tation s, as Jo n es and Shipp, 
ballot w ithout a stru gg le f o r t h e j both having stainless a tte n d a n c e 
this 

records, will also re s o r t to 

t best pa sse r on th e F ro sh squad, 
T h row n by a whipcord a rm and 
with p e rfe c t precision, the b u lle t­
like, a c c u r a te passes of this s t r a - 1 
tog ic quarte! back have been 
the 
f e a tu r e of the fre s h m a n gridiron 
season. T all and 
< re! from Marlin rec* iv< d th e volt 
f o r the most e ffic ie n t pass r e c eiv ­
er. Wilson will be recalled by 
f a n s fo r his c a tc h o f J o h n s o n ’s j 
pass 
la st m in utes o f t h e ;
Allen Academ y gam e, which p e r ­
m itted the Fish to eke out a vie- J 
to ry over th e B ryan gridders.

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