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The First College Daily in the South

AUSTIN, TEXAS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1934

T oday’s N ew s Tip

T h e Bruins d o w n e d 

the Steers 

last 

n ight. Read the story on p a g e four.

University Exes C h J n n k i M o i t 
 
Plan Nation Wide O t l l U v I l L o l i l d j U v l 

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Registrar Lists
Visiting Summer

VOLUME XXXV

Meetings March 2 
2,000 to Receive Requests 
To Join Association 
In Drive

McCurdy Leads

Officials to Lead Programs 
Over Texas; Cities 
To Celebrate

“ T w o thousand T e xa s will be 
exte n d ed personal 
in vitations to 
join the E x-S tu d e n ts’ A ssociation 
to participate in its work in be­
h alf o f the U n iv ersity ,” John Mc­
Curdy, secretary o f the associa­
tion, who 
t h e 
mem bership drive, stated Thurs­
day.

in charge of 

is 

The central 

com m ittee, com ­
posed o f W. T. Caswell, chair­
man, R ay Lee, John Miller, Thur- J 
man Mayne, and R. B, Thrasher, 
is w orking up an organization to 
b egin active work Monday. The j 
work is to be com pleted by 
the I 
end o f the month in order that J 
a report m ay be m ade March 2, 
T e x a s Independence D ay, when 
fo rm er T e xas stu d en ts 
all over 
the United S tates will hold m ee t­
ings and celebrations.

from 

not only 

in­
Plans of the A ustin group 
clude a banquet and program in 
th e ballroom of T e xas Union. 
Three or fou r hundred g u ests are 
exp ected . Mr. McCurdy stated 
that he has received letters from 
ex-stud en ts 
all 
parts o f Texas concerning plans 
for March 2 but also from such 
w id ely separated parts of 
t h e 
cou n try as New York and S a n 
Francisco. One hundred and f if t y 
form er T exans are exp ected 
to 
g e t to g eth e r at this date in New 
York. 
Los A ngeles. San Fran- 
cosco, Philadelphia. Chicago. Kan­
sas City, N ew Haven, and D en ­
ver will also be 
the scenes of 
activities o f Texa- exes.

E xten sive plans are also b e­
in g form ed 
in various parts o f 
Texas. The secretary of the as­
sociation at Lockhart and 
t h e 
surrounding com m un ity has w rit­
ten Mr. McCurdy requesting e n ­
tertain m en t from cam pus organ i­
zations 
such as the (.iris’ Glee 
Club and Curtain Club.

It was thou ght h ighly probable ulty 

for 

the 1934 su m m er ses­

P ^ y j*Q |* 

By Doubling Numbers of Hours, Entire Salary 
For Month May Be Paid, If 
Right Is Granted

U n iv ersity authorities w ere en d eavoring Thursday to perfect an 
arrangem ent whereby stud en ts who are at work under the Federal 
plan would be allowed to “ double up” on the number o f hours orig­
inally specified by the U n iv ersity com m ittee in order that th ey can 
g e t in the full 4.‘! hours during the month o f F ebruary, and draw 
salary check o f $15 for this month, 
that this would be allow ed by the Federal authorities.

T h e regulations o f the Federal E m e r g e n c y R elief Adm inistration 
m erely provide that a person must not work more than eight hours a 
days or 30 hours a w eek and that the m inimum pay shall be 30 cent ; 
In order to standardize
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'lie hours o f work on the Univer-
atty 
t h e , 
and 
schedule as lac as all stud en ts are 
concerned, the U niv ersity com m it­
tee determ ined that all stud en ts 
should work 43 hours a month, for 
which they would get co m p en sa­
tion o f $15, this b ein g figured on 
the basis o f 35 c e n ts an hour.

Postponed Exam 
Series Begins In 
Sutton Hall Today

cam pus 
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equalize 

hour. 

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English and Public Speaking 
And Greek Offered In 
Today’s Series

Postponed exam inations in E n g ­
lish, Greek, and public speaking 
will be hold at 2 o’clock 
in Sutton Ha!! 204, E. J. Mathews, 
r e g is t ran announced.

Me n ' * Q u o t a F i l l e d 

O n iv those s t u d e n t s absolutely 
needing aid in order to remain in 
the U niversity will be allowed to 
work on C. W. A. jobs, the com ­
decided 
on student, aid 
m ittee 
W ednesday, Prelim inary work o f
.
t o d a y ' a sfig n .n g j o b , ta practically c m -
plete, with the quota for men stu ­
dents filled and the w om en’s quota 
slow ly being reached.

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! Faculty Members

Four Superintendents Of 
Schools Conduct 
Courses

17 Are Invited

First Term Opens June 5, 
W hile Second Term 
Begins July 16

V isitin g m em bers of 

the 

far-; 

sion have been announced by E. j 
first I 
J. Mathews, registrar. The 
term of the su m m er session will j 
open June 5, while 
the second j
term will open J u ly 16.

Outstanding 

visitin g 

. 

prof es- ;
.

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t 

I sons for the sum m er school m-
lade Dr, John O. B eatty, pro-
Cessor o f English 
at Southern j 
Methodist U niversity, who w ill j 
teach the second sum m er term ;! 
Dr. Walter T. W atson, a ssociate! 
professor of sociology at S o u th ­
ern Methodist U niversity, who I
teach the second t e im 
. ere- j
t h e 
miah Rhodes, director of 
junior high school division of the 
Stat** D epartm ent o f Education, 
who will teach in th** School of 
Education the second term, 

.

Library Teachers to Come 

Dr. Carter A lexan d er, 

library 
professor in the teach ers’ college 
of Columbia U niversity, who will 
teach in the School o f Education 
first term; H. F. Alves, as­
th** 
t h e
sistant 

of 

Exam in a tions w i l l 

continue 
i n order to p ut stud en ts to 
through Friday, F eb ru ary 23. A n ­
work im m e d iate ly,” V. I. Moore, 
thropology, en gin eerin g, govern ­
dean o f men, said, “assignm en ts
m ent. philosophy, physics, 
a n d 
through at I State D epartment of Education, 
o f jobs w ere rushed 
psychology will be held Saturday. 
top speed the first fe w days. 
in the School of 
The schedule fo r Monday in cludes 
is noted now that mistakes w e r e ( Education the second term; CL A. 
edu r e ­
administration, 
business 
in the p lacem ent o f these j Nichols, profess*.! o f education 
made 
lion, journalism , and m athem atics, ; jobs. We are sure that not all j at Southern Methodist U niversity.!
the stud en ts given work are b adly' 
French, German, Latin, pharmacy, 
who will teach 
in the School of 
and Spanish will bo held Tues- 
in need o f aid. This situation we
Education the second term ; J. S. 
day, and botany, chemiatry, coo- will correct as quickly as possible
W aterman, dean o f the School of 
nomics, geolo gy, 
and m achinery for ch ecking quali-
sociology, 
Law of the U n iversity of Arkan- j 
W ednesday, History, horn*’ ec o ­
< Continued on Page Three)
sas, who will serve on the s e c - 1 
nomies. zoology and other 
su b ­
ond term s t a f f of the University j 
for Friday.
jects are scheduled 
School o f Law.
S tudents having more than one 
group 

Two Professors

It * who will teach 

superin ten dent 

u rover, n y ,

in a 

and 

single 

exam ination 
are urged by Mr. Mathews 
call 
Hall IOU

im m ediately 

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Publisher Uses 

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to I 

S u i t o n 

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I 

_ 

Other m em bers o f the summer 
- | session facu lty w ho are not reg-
the Univer-

U U 

Educators Hold Meeting 
Last of February

I ulai iy em ployed by 

f a 
I U U l t V C l d l l C l I s ;t y are th(, follow in g: Fritz H o t f - ;
man, graduate o f the U niversity, 
is now stu d yin g in Mexico, 
who 
iii h istory for the s e ­
instructor 
cond 
of 
So u t h w est e i n U n i v e rs i t y , 
inst r u c- 
tor in history for the first term. 
S u p e r i n t e n d e n t s T e a c h 

term ; Paul P. Young, 

lh** 

fo r 

first 

educational 

Bonner Frizzell, superintendent 
of schools at P alestine; N. S. Hol­
land, superintendent of 
schools 
at Breckenridge; and S. R. Le- 
May, superintendent o f schools at 
A th en s, m em bers of the s t a f f of 
the d epartm ent o f educational ad­
ministration 
term; 
R. H. Williams, principal o f R ea­
gan high school, Houston, 
le a ch ­
ing 
administration 
the second term ; Clinton Mason 
o f Austin, now a graduate stu­
in the U n iversity, instructor 
dent 
in educational psychology the se­
cond term; G. WL Gotke, super­
intendent of schools at Brow ns­
ville, and A dolf Carl Strong of 
Seguin, now a graduate student 
in the U niversity, teachin g in the 
departm ent of 
history of 
philosophy of education the first 
ter m ; Carl B . Wilson o f Kirby­
t Ii ** 
ville, graduate stud en t 
U niversity, instructor in the his­
tory and philosophy o f education 
during the second term.

the 

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TO HOLD TR Y O U TS

The ou tstand in g social event o f | o f cultural relationships betw een 

Survey of Micek

Dr. Fred C. A yer, professor o f 
Dr. H. Y. B enedict will partici­
administration, and 
educational 
pate in the program at Beaum ont. 
Dr. H. T. Manuel, professor o f
O thers from the U niversity who
have already been asked to take T o d a y ’s Y o u t h , Depression ed u cation al p sy ch o lo g y , w ill leave 
part in the program 
part in the programs are Edward I 
Monday 
for the East to co n fer
with national leaders in the field
Crane of 
the School o f Law, 
the
0£ c.cjucation and 
who will go to Waco, and Dr. J. 
A survey o f the depression with convention of the Department of 
B. Wharey, p rofessor of English, 
l i t s 
the youth o f S u p erinten dence of the National 
who will speak in V ic t o r ia
I A merica, collaborated with sta- Education A ssociation, which will 
leadin g be h,,j,j m c l e v e la n d from Feb-

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to attend 

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in fluence 

on 

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around the 
perip By the

Buzzard

D erbies are quite the th in g to 
be worn on certain occasions w e 
h ea r from C LY D E 
(L e v y ) MC­
D O W E L L , but w e h aven ’t been 
able to find out w h at kind o f o c­
casions.

the w eek w as the exclu sive Pi Phi 
tea which w a s a farewell 
D e ll 
party 
the h ostess, ZAG KIE 
for 
SCOTT.

W e think W IN T H R O P S E L E Y 
is sw ell, M A R TH A WITT, hut 
would sincerely 
like to see you 
both 
it?

in circulation. 

C A RO LY N K A M PM A NN might 
he better 
if she spoke to 
people a little m ore o fte n , b ut w e 
d oubt it.

liked 

S A D IE M E A D O W S ’ 
m anner o f dism oun tin g 
horse 
equestrian.

incorrect 
from a 
low ers her ratin g as an 

TOM LU M PK IN reports an in ­
. 

t er estin g new closet ga m e 
note K A T H E R IN E K I R K .

. 

. 

The sig n ifica n ce o f th** bottle 
p resented to GLEN Q. S T R E E T at 
the tea dance does not ju s t if y his 
b ein g called “ D a d d y ” as many 
suppose, but refers to the b aby 
pink comb that he carries.

S y n o n y m s . . .
C H A R L E S 

B L A C K - c h i l d i s h , 

insipid.

animals.

JOE A R NO LD — kind to dumb 

K A T H R Y N H A N R A H A N — a t­

tractive, likable.

H E N R Y B U R N E Y — roily, polly, 

amiable, improving.

B A R B A R A B R IS T O L ’S m other 
paid her a visit on V a le n tin e ’s 
Day, hut the visit had no re fer­
ence to that day. What could ii 
have been?

m a ry 24 to March I.

list ic- and opinions 
the 
Ameriean educators, under 
title of “ In fluence of Depression 
on A m erican Y o u th ” by Dr. F.d-

o f 

recently organized by 

the January 
the 

la n guages, has ap­
issue of

j tional new spaper 
I Prague. 

in 
peared 
Skolske R eform y, 
m onthly Czechoslovakian 

Dr. A yer has been appointed 
a mem ber of a national com m ittee
I nard Micek, associate p rofessor on education. This com m ittee has
i of S lavonic 
been 
the 
D epartment o f S up erinten dence in
to plan for m eetin g
in education,
crisis 
in C leveland, Dr. A yer 
w iU a ttend m e e tin g s o f the Na-
is a tional S ocie ty for the Study of 
the A m erican 
t h e Education and of 
in P ra gu e E ducational Research Assoria- 
w hose ob jects are the c u ltivation L i o n . His particular work will be
with a sn t>-c<un-
the I nited S ta tes and Czechosla- m ittee on public school curricu- 
vakia. 

The author, Dr. Micek, 
i corresponding m em ber of 
| American 

leading an attem pt 
educa- the current 
in While 

Sum for the New America.

, n connection

Institution 

published 

is divided 

T he article 

in three 
chapters, the first con taining th*- m 0nd, Va., w here Ii** will 
summ ary of conditions 
U nited S tates; 
ta m in g direct 

Dr, A yer will also visit Ri’ch- 
in ter­
t h e view chief educators and officials 
the second con- connected with the Virgin a and 
the the Arkansas state cu m * durn pro- 

in fluences on 

in 

tistics, and the third having for | 
its title “ W here A m erican Y outh 
I- Going.”

 

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Fraternity to Plan 

For Spring Banquet

 

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Pan-American Group 
Formed W ednesday

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organiza-1 

In cluded on 

for
the subjects 
discussion 
is a plan for a series 
of le ctu r es to be held throughout 
the rem ainder of the spring ses- 

Plans for an annual spring ban­
quet will he discussed by m em bers
■ o f Eta Phi UpsHon, honorary f e n e -
An A ustin chapter of the Pan- , in g frater n ity, at the m ee tin g to 
American S tu d e n t Forum w as be h e|d today at •» 0 *c i0Ck in T exas 
form ed W ed n esd ay. The forum is ; Union 310.
a n ationally-chartered 
lion created ch iefly to bring S p an ­
ish and English sp eak ing peoples 
into closer contact. Membership
in the organization bs open to high -don.
This w ill be the f ir st m eetin g at
school and U niversity stu d en ts or [ 
any others who have an in terest J which the new ly-elected offic er s
in the forum. 
will preside. O fficers for the fra-
chapter, con ta ining ter n ity are S tu art Delgado, presi-
1 he n ew 
five chapter units, has elected the 
(j<*nt; Dan Thompson, vice presi-
fo llow in g o ffic er s: Frank M onk,; d en t; Preston W eatherred, secre-
president; Lloyd Sparkman, vic e j tary and treasurer; Conrad Path,
president; Julia H igh to w er, sec- I s e rgeant-at-arras.
retary; Edith Martin, 
Charles Pelphry, Edith Johnson, I 
i 
chapter advisors, 
.
; 
of
I T e x a s Union will meet Monday 
“ T h e Philosopher Looks at Re. « fte rn o o n Iron. 2 to 5 o clock in 
lig io n ’* will he tho second o f a I T e x a s Union 20:,, Charles N . Ziv- 
““ “W - Announced Thur*. 
seriea o f addresses se ttin g fo r th 
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the attitu de o f the modern world | 

BO AR D MEETS MONDAY

C R A W FO R D TO S P E A K 

<*i Directors 

rh** Boar*l 

treasurer; 

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H ow about I youth togeth er with offic ia l s t a - 1 grams.

D oes N A N C Y KERR think sh** toward religion, given under the 

can handle two boys who are such {auspices of the F ellow ship Chab o f C ON KLIN “ ^ E A K S S U N D A Y
good friend s . . . And that S. R. the First C ongregational Church; W. T. Conklin, instructor in the
f r e s h m a n , M A R J ORI E 
D. 
F ebruary 18. Dr. J. F. Crawford, departm ent o f English, will speak 
HOLM ES, can carry our books 
p rofessor o f philosophy, will de- on “ Why English? Why A n y- 
most an ytim e . . . W hy was M AR­
liver the address at the church a t th in g ? ” before the S unday Club 
TIN BUX BY vent a dog s collar 
forum dis- at G regg House at 6:30 o'clock 
8 o ’clock. An open 
and chain for V alen tin e D ay . . .
S un day, February 18.
cushion will follow , 

Total Enrollment 

Shows 836 Drop 

From Last Year

Registration fig u r es for Feb­
lo , 1934, show an ap ­
ruary 
preciable decrease ov er 
last 
year's figures, accord in g to the 
the 
information afforded by 
Auditor, C. H. Sparenberg.

On February 15, of last year 
t o t a l number o f students 
the 
registered 
the U niversity 
w as 6,697. while this year the 
auditor reports a t o t a l of only 
5,861.

in 

T h e s e 

fig u r es represent a 
decrease of 836 s t u d c u t s 
from 
the previous y e a r ’s f i­
gures, T h e reason for the a p ­
p aren tly smaller registration of 
this year is that in last year's 
stu d en ts w h o 
estim ate 
dropped on* at mid-term were 
in the figures.
counted 

the 

N o . 1 1 9

I Jniversity Gets Right To 

Use Loan on Dormitories

Legislative Measure A llow s Regents 

To

China Portrayed 
As Young Nation
By Native Leader

Obtain Federal Money For 
Building Construction

Officials Confer in Capital

After Years of Revolution, Bill Submitted By Governor 

to 

Permit

China Starts A new , 
States Koo

Negotiation Rights With
Federal Government

Clad in the robes o f his native ) 

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land, 
A bill authorizing the Board 
“ China in the rem akin g.’’ Dr. T. Federal sources for the construe

pleading 

cause 

the 

of 

> 

= : Z. Koo, celebrated 

lecturer and 

Cactus Sections
Rapidly Approach 
Final Completion

on al Auditorium 
en the su bject o f 
tional Significant* 
East” under 
ship o f the Y. M. (
Y. VV. e . A.

tin*

T h e Interna- 
the Far 
o f 
lint 
sponsor- 
!. A. and the

Like 

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the I raelit *s sojourning
jn Lgypt and seeking the promisee
Beauty Nominations Total land o f Canaan, “ W e are wan
|d€rin* ,n the Wllderness' The va
* n o u s aspects of our progress ar* 
highways over which our people
are trekin g t sward the prom -<*•
land.” 

134; U rg es! Number 
Ever Made
 

 
With two units already closed 
the rem ainder! 

 

io n ? i tie re* Political Aspect

to entrants and 
of the sections nea ring comple-
Don. the Cactus s t a f f is proceed­
to conclude all di­
ing rapidly 
transmit 
visions of the book and 
the copy to engraver and printer,
Chilton O’Brien, 
editor-in-chief, 
said Thursday.

..... 

. 

Taking up the political aspect , 
I >r. Koo contrasted the old 
>f governm ent as a neces- 
v ii and the present day en - < 

; first
] idea 
I g a r y

Tw o thousand veal

for 

the y o u n g nation.
s a d y­

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to 

and 

The 

sent 

fraternity 

nasty and two decades as a r e p u b - 1 
Le,” China since her revolution 
in 1911 has been stru gg lin g to
free herself from the 
mperialism. 

sorority 
the e n ­
sections were 
grave.* some time ago. while the 
copy, a fter proofreading by or­
ganization mem bers, w as placed 
in the hands of the printer. Pho­
t h d | an(j 
tographic appointm ents for 
b eauty section were finished yes- plare u h <m the w inds have sub 
have sided, we, after 15 years of revo- 
ter day and 120 n om in ee s 
lotion , find ourselves at the start- 
had 
at 
their photographs made 
Baraita Studios. The rem ainder 
ir 1928, a new 
jng place.” But 
t h e \ group founded a central govern- 
o f the 134 candidates for 
b eau ty pages will finish with the merit at N anking and today the 
photographer in the near future, adoption o f a w ritten constitu- 
Thousands o f class pictures are Don 
com pleted and the space for tiles** 
i'm* educational system , which! 
fam ily 
alm ost filled in the yearbook, 
S pecial emphasis is now being schools and a national system of 

f j m)s himself

in progress, 

consisted 

form erly 

o f 

in 

is 

- 

placed on the class and organi- exam inations 
zn lion sections. In a volume the I a h alf million o f C hina’s young
size of the ( actus it is necessary, benefited, since 190* has grown faoult 
O ’Brien 
com plete 

explained, 
la yout and dum my of 

from which about J 

of RuveroijK-nt | 

to Duke a ' - 

schools 

system 

en a b le 

vvh,ch 

about u # |) j w d 

a 

j 

, 

, 

f R eg e n ts to secure funds from 
n of certain dormitories su cc e l ­
ative hurdle Thursday afternoon when the 
- f 1.07-19. The self-liquidating dormi- 
State land, the bill specifies. N um erous 
uturns have made similar appeals. Tile 
S en ate several days ago. 
the right to n eg o tia te with the Federal 
in the construction o f the Main 
n. a bill subm itted by Governor Miriam A.
in the S en a te by Senator Joe Moore of 
Limber Thursday morning with a vote o f 
H use of .R epresentatives Thursday a fter-

be used 

fully leaped th*
l h >ust* passe* i it with a vote
tm • I C S will be const ru*:ted on
otllier State-? u pporteciI 
in stil
rn*;asure was passed I>y the
(I ranting the Uni versity

governm ent for funds t< 
Bu dd m g -Library Extensi* 
Ferguson and 
intro lure* 
Greenville, passed that * 
30-0, and was sent to ti* 
noon.

The bill was sent to i

Teachers Write 

Reading Guide

Pow ell, Bradshaw Prepare 
Text for Freshmen

Powe

Stewart an* Miehae

the 

Beauford 

House C om m ittee on Education for c o n ­
sideration. R epresentative John 
F. Laird ol Lufkin, chairman of 
that commit* e. advised that a f a v ­
orable report on the measure was 
made by 
com m ittee. The 
House will consider the hill today.
Jester of C orsi­
cana, chairman o f the Board of 
R egents, and J. W. Calhoun, comp­
troller 
left 
Thursday morning 
for W ashing­
ton, w here they will contact o f f i ­
cials o f the Federal Public Works 
A dm inistration to make arrange­
ments for the $1 ,2 0 0 ,0 0 0 loan to 
be m ade to the University for the 
extension 
Main Building-Lib racy 

o f the University, 

ll 

* project.

three J 

$ 1 6 7 ,000 

governm ent w ill 

in approximately* 

freshm an Englisn. 

In addition to this 

in 
“ A Guide

J m e n u of the elem en ts of reader 

Parallel Beauing, 
is comprised of opinionated state- p roxim ately 

in t crest 
hundred books which tin* authors ernm ental grants. 
have read and evaluated. 

loan, the 
Federal 
grant 
$ 4 3 3 , 0 0 0 fo r the and* rtaking. A p ­
from the 
( ;,.org e \\*. Littlefield Main Build- 
Fun I will supplem ent the gov- 
legisla- 
tion Thursday was essentially o f
I Mr. Stewart said that he and a supplem entary nature, since a 
Mr. Bradshaw did m ost of 
law was passed at the last regular 
work on the book, but that they session o f the legislature author- 
ew e som e of 
the Regents to contract with
loan authorities for this
(tither m em ber. 
in the
,m at_ project, and to issue bonds 
is sec . a m o u n t of $ 1 ,200,000 to b e repaid
liter. from su rfa ce leases on U niv ersity
, 

the material 
the 
English Federal 
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inU> 

of 
The m u h , 

 
not 

to 
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State 

J, ici 

the 

, ’e 

“ U k e a storm at sea in which a guide 

legacies o f . Bradshaw, instructors of English 
the University, have written
freshm an readings 
one is tossed about by the w aves which they believe will elim inate
same | many of tin* faults connected with 
the outside reading required of 
students 

th** 

; in 

to 

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luted ti) each s e c t io n ................................. 
space 
taken up, 
of the book must be closed. 

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the sections a fte r their brothers as a sort of | 

is a1- tion. Women, who rn the old days 
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k «om-» time
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in th** spring, Mr. Powell saith s 
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■ atitutions of 

l e a r n . T h e oh 

O b servatory V isits

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The major portion o f the space 
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in the divisions devoted to grad-1
sopho- 
mores, and freshm en has already 
been reserve.! and these sections n,“ "’ 

; uates, seniors, 

juniors, 

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rem aining spaces are taken. 

The 

largest number of nomi­

the a rn ut 

schools had 
education and the art o f learning House Bill Would Aid 
t0 1,v” 

classic

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th* . n ew sl h?0' "I'
places these by sc ien ce and tcch-
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meal learning, aud utilitarianism,
r> 
Describes Social Changes

the
nights as the facu lty and
A m on g the numerous suggested students. W ednesday and Friday, 
'* has becom e necessary to change 
Speaking of social chanties, Dr. I o f Representatives Thursday afb- D'e visitin g hours from It u «lock
l l 

Of State Institutions which uses the observatory 

m easu res (.resented 

o clock un-ii 

in the House 

same 

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the"new L d t r t m ll s t r o n o m y course

nations e v ct 

to have been made Eoo described the b reaking down
j foi beauty candidates is recorded 0f the clan system in fam ily life,
this year by the < actus. These p i e - j ruie(i by the patriarch, furnishin g
lu r e s will have a prom inent p o s i - ; stability but subduing with auto- 
! lio n in tho finished yearbook with cracy*. Women. wrho w er e confined 
j seven of them bein g selected for 
in the Bluebonnet 

and 

to domestic spheres, are em erging nor Fergus n at 
into professional 

ernooti in th** Governor’s m essage u)li’ 1 
was a bill planned to extend l e g i s - J 0 c *o c*£’
la’.ive help to certain classes o f j 

State-supported 

The observatory 
institutions. the Physics Building, and is open
This bid, >11hmitted by* G<*vrei* to students and the pub!it* Friday
faculty member*

the request o f! nights ami to 

located 

is 

in 

life- Their poise # ami 

political Senator Albert-intone oi locniia m , \\ e< in esd ay nights,
tixiug tuition to be ***1- 
financial am!s 

sj)ecial honor 
I B elle section. 

R eservations for class pictures ability Dr, Koo attribu tes to tho 

' eau be made at Journalism Build- age-old custom of a w om an 
1 ing 108. Orders 
j the Cactus are also being received t*» 

fo r copies o f 

jug her husband’s clan and having 

at the o ffic e , O’Brien stated. 

 

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his 
get along with 
“ which would develop 
lea.-;

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people P!” i” !a! 

tact 

at the M a te Treasury 

enter- ^°hooU ol collegiate rank 

ol public 

ti oui st.udeni> !e^i>lcieu 

This week Dr. E. (I. Keller, as-
soc i ate professor of a p p l i e d
sup- mathem atics and astronomy, has
whole or in p a n bv a P_ announced that Prat*sepe in Can-
tan..- Dom , eer, the double stai Castro, Great
in Or-
clusters
, m Perseus and Mnoeeros, and Mi-

N ebulae 
[his proposed bul d iffer s from • 
ion, a double star, star 
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the existing law only in that it con- 
, 
. 
tams a proviso designed to a f f e c t ’
the Prairie View Normal, a negro 
college, by reducing student reg- 
[stratum f e e s to one-third of what be [U‘tu>r later on 35 11 
they are at schools b etter pro- 
viiif I fo r financially. 

j a 
'n 
;?l!*MU‘r mav a b o be s€en but * 11 
n s;n S a 

et‘ higher e \ e l \ mgat. 

in Orion, Sigma 

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M em bers o f the U n iv ersity Light 
Opera Company will try out for 
parts in “ The D esert S o n g ,” m u­
sical com edy by Sigm und Rom­
berg, tonight at 7 o ’clock and S a t ­
urday at 2 o ’clock in B. Hall, Tom 
Currie, president, a n n o u n c e d 
T hursday.

COMMITTEE M EETS TODAY 
1 
v*w "' ” 1 
i 
Hill Hodges, president o f the eludes ^ the cry which began

I he international aspect 

° 

* 

has an-

for rem odeling o f treaties
S tu d e n t s ’ Association, 
nounced that the com m ittee on re-1 on an equitable anil 
reciprocal 
vision of the a sso c ia tio n ’s consti- basis, and the creation of mon* 
tution will m ee t w ith P resident II. pleasant 
relations 
Y. Benedict today to consider its shorn o f racial prejudice, 
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revision. 

international 

1922 

Mystery Stories Offered 

As Reading Menu Dessert

the 

and 

The dessert on 

reading 
menu o f fe r in g satisfaction to the 
most ex a c tin g appetite of voraci­
ous readers ex ists in the Library 
in the form o f m ystery stories. 
True, some o f them may be a 
little too heavy 
impose a 
strain on the d igestive system , 
but like heavy food, they should 
not be taken late at night in or­
der to avoid nightm ares and fa n ­
tastical dream s that border on 
the verge o f unreality. Regard­
less o f the ex iste n c e o f hundreds 
of whims, fa n c ies, likes, and dis­
likes peculiar to the individuals 
com posing the stud en t body, the 
selection is large enough to o f f e r 
satisfaction to all, there being ap­
proxim ately 
fo u r te e n hundred 
books in the m y s te r y story d e­
partm ent of the Library.

Stories w ritten by Edgar W al­
lace seem s to be the choice of the 
majority. E. Phillips Oppenheim ^

books run a close second, while 
Earl Herr Biggers, with his 

favorite. Circulation 

“ Charlie Chan” stories, ranks aa 
j third 
o f 
j these “ blood and th u n d er” stories 
is not limited to stud en ts, for the 
professors like them as well.

Some o f the m ystery stories 
; found there are tru e; others only 
j highly painted 
im agin ative out­
bursts. N ot on ly is this type of 
j book the m ost colorful according 
j to content, but also as to the 
i bindings. Red covers, black eov- 
covers, 
| era, blue covers, 
| faded 
in 
pastel shades decorate the shelves 
I o f the section d evoted 
this 
I type o f reading material. Fancy 
titles, blood-curdling titles, non­
sensical titles, descriptive titles, 
and misleading titles adorn the 
highly 
colored bindings of the 
books.

covers, and 

covers 

pink 

to 

- Nemir, Ex-student,

Publishes Findings

HOGGS TO ENTER D E B A T E
Several m em bers 

volunteered 
at a m eetin g o f the H o g g D eb at­
ing Club Thursday to try out tor

Dr. Rosa Lee N em ir o f B e l l e - 1 P^a ce s on u team which is to 

vu** Hospital in New York h a s re- ?age debaters 
ot 
ce n tlv made a report on her work 
in connection with a 
pneumonia. She is a grad u ate o f 
The U niversity of T e xas and Johns I ^ ex Fortenberry, - amos Nesbitt,
S v i f n o v R t o i t o i
, , 
. I 
S.\dney Reagan, * r.D> Dixie, am
Hopkins medical school. 

fo r b*‘rs who dignified th*, s 

' *ng out w e te Lunu> 

serum 

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1 

c a ­
(rom YVestmoor- 
A utom o. Hero­

on t ‘u‘ question 

The follow ing excerpt appear- Lanier Cox. I he d eb ate will 

od recently in a issue o f the Path- 
finde*’ Washintrton’ 

I 
I mire o f Bellevue H ospital in New 01 P erm anent Policy, 

be 
R esolved,
that the I o w e is ot the I resident
- A ’report of Dr. Rosa Lee Ne- Should be Increased a ^ a Matter 
v .mn p lans. 
York gives rise to hopes that ser- 
t01' tbe «lebate wilt be completed 
j urns will he of b en efit to pn«u- a?i 8u” n as " est moor land announ- 
monia p a t e n t s . Duration of the ces tbe date, 
disease was decreased 

that
J given the serum in comparison rn m*wting next week will be 
i those who were not. Over 60 per ruesdav, February Up instead ot 
} ce n t o f the serum treated patients I Thursda>. w'hieh is a holiday. 
had passed the crisis by the fifth 
day compared with 20 pet cent of

announced 

in patients

It was 

intention ^ a5 a nieetin>r held tonight 
o % 7 .3 Q O’c |oek on the first 

°
Technical Workers To 
Organize Club Today

A program will introduce 

the 
va sous technical groups to each 
other and w ill explain tho 
aims, 
ideals, and possibilities o f the Aus­
tin Technical Club will he luatur-
at
floor o f
the S ta te H ighway Budding at 
Br a zos and E e vc n th s t r e e t s .

The club is composed of molt 
engaged in technical work of any 
n atu re and 
alo n g 
lines similar to technical groups 
in other cities in Texas.

organ ized 

is 

professor 

John A. Loch*. 

o f 
highway engineering, w a s e l e c t e d
temporary chairman and delegated
the organization and
last 

. 
1: 0 to appoint 

held program committees at tin* 

,m,e ra n ^

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TE A C H E S IN B R O W N S V IL L E 

S P E A K E R S A N N O U N C E D 
J, G, Rowell. C. S., o f Kansas
Speakers for the Friday Fire- City, Mo., will deliver a lecture
side Forum have been announced on Christian Science tonight at 8
in Hogg Memorial Audi- 
by Frank Knapp, chairman of the ; o'clock 
L. K. Maxcy, form er student o f I Forum. Dr. Hi, H. Montgomery, torium, under the auspices o f th® 
the U niversity, 
is now employed I p rofessor o f economics, w ill speak ’ Christian Science organization at 
in the schools at Brownsville, He sat the Copeland house and Dr. II. the University, Mr. Rowell is a 
is teaching accou n tin g in B r o w n s - 1 C. Blodgett, professor o f psychol-1 m em ber o f the board o f lect Oro­
ville Junior College and commer- ogy, at the Shane house. These I ship of 
the 
cia! courses 
the w e e k ’s pit*-J First Church of Christ S cientists 
School. 

the S en ior High i talks will close 
J gram sponsored 

the V. M. C. A. tin Boston, Mass.

the Mother I hurch, 

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A N U N H A P P Y M A R R I A G E

A visitor to Texas, view ing the battery of m il­
lion-dollar buildings on our campus, must certainly 
feel a keen sense o f pride in our m ighty empire
inquisitive sort, and 
of culture. But if he is the 
pokes hi? nose around d em anding som e 
further 
evidences as to our right to call ourselves a u ni­
likely to be em b ar­
versity, both he and we are 
rassed. For, to tell the truth, there is 
little w e 
can do save show him the buildings again and ] 
perhaps remind him that in a few years we shall 
have several more,

We h a w gained with the years, y e s ; but we 
have lost also, and not the sm allest of our losses 
was the consolidation of the old Longhorn Maga­
zine with the Texas Ranger. When Mr. Morris 
Gla?-. the Martyr to Mirth, succeeded 
ping the last v es tig e s of the review, he did a w ise 
thing, for the Longhorn was then dead and had j 
issue of the m agazin e 1 
been for years. The first 
under the combined title of Longhorn-Ranger wa

in scrap- ; 

w n 6ooD> 
•MSS SALLS STNL^S 

- Do e s

vuOPK H £ £ e " ?

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I I I

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I V Y S ;

B y L E R O Y C O L E

B A T T L E FRONT 

Y ester h

f a c u l t y r e l a t i o n s w h i c h h a - 

referred to as “ a shot-gun wedding'* resu lting from ; thl' foH«‘Win»r developm ents grew man. ut plan

n e c e s s i t a t e d a c t i o n b y 
f a c u l t y 
g e n e r a l 

t h e 

economic- n ecessity. Surely, 

it was n ever a happy i" '11 
I. 

c o u p l e d m arriage, and the lusty Ranger soon drowned out

w i t h a n a t t e m p t 

t<> s e t u p

n e w 

r u l e s 

c o n t r o l l i n g 

c e r ­

the more scholarly Longhorn.

I. for one, sin cerely regret the absence of an y continued 

' | u a i

_ us*!ia 
S ocialists in V ien n a s u r r e n - 
( dered to the f o r c e s of (’h a n c e I lor 
fig h tin g 
of 

E ngelbert Dollfu??, but 

u n a b a t e d outside 

e r e n c e 

t h e N e w L i b r a r y b u i l d i n g .

t h e U n i v e r s i t y a g a i n s t s t u d e n t s m o k i n g in 

t a i n s t u d e n t p r i v i l e g e s — w i t h s p e c i a l r e f ­

l i b r a r i a n o f 

t o t h e p r o t e s t o f t h e 

such m agazin e at The U niversity of Texas. The ; the city.
loss of the one U n iv e r s ity organ for the expres- j 
F a llo w in g a r e sig n a tio n of 
in 
sion of serious opinion, both by professor and j the governm ent, labor unions 
s tu d e n t , is to me a very real loss. P e r h a p s a liter- j C zec h o ala v ak ia held a 
i ive-m in- 
a r y review w as n e v e r a p r o f i t a b l e project here, J Ute s tr ik e y e s t e r d a y m o r n in g a?
ir A u s tr ia 
but 
capable of perform ing a praiseworthy a mark of sy m p a th y
r e ­
socialists. No disc; dors w e r e 
is now, one m ay draw a cartoon or
service. As it 
pos iud, b u t a new re g im e , h a s tily 
c o n c o c t a lim erick for the Ranger; he may w rite 
f o rm e d by P r e m ie r J a n M a ly p eth 
t h e r e s u l t t h a t a u t h o r i t y w a s g i v e n ’ aT1 editorial or a n ew s-ste ry for the Tex an; but 
took step? to see t h a t th e in te n s e 
th e A u s t r i a n situa-
fee ling o ver 
s did not

l i b r a r i a n t o a c t a s I ii1 s h o u l d s e e 

th e B o a rd o f R e g e n t s jti o n a m o n g Czech wo

t h o m a t t e r OI s m o k i n g 

the rest is silence.

t h e W o u l d n ’t 

l a s t m e e t i n g ,

f a c u l t y a t 

it be nice 

it was 

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if 

T h i s p r o t e s t w a s o f f i c i a l l y p r e s e n t e d t o 

w i t h 
t o t h e 

t h e g e n e r a l 

I A M J . M O N T S S iT T E /V \-P o £ T (2 A IT 

\ P I S T E R OME O F T H E 

t w o - A m p I V U U .

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Surrender
C. IT. A. Begins 
To Cut Down

O fficial Notice

end 

team 

freshm en 

ALL U P P E R C L A S S M E N and see- 
interested 
in tr y in g ou t f o r R acquet Club 
may file their nam es w ith Mrs. 
I). S tacy, L04 W o m e n ’s 
Agne? 

Gym.

MISS S H IE L A O’G ARA,

VV O AI.

sponsor.

quire 
be rn 
ie ive

lh

T he chief' o

se c t io n to the per- 
s based on the Fe­
lt all banks must 
f the Federal Re- 
Mimers
their deposits can
b e f u r
ired, end a bill to r e m o v e 
revisio n 
in tr o - 
iced in C o n g ress.
If the proposed extension bo­

h as b e i n 

mi

316. 

p s VC KOLOGY 

section I, 
m ee tin g MWE at 9 o ’clock, will
in Biology, Labora­

hold classes 
tories 21, until further notice.

IL W. B R E N T L IN G E R ,
a djunct professor of 
psychology.

Around the 
Dial

w ith

D X

I .-45—- H erm a n Weid man. WGA I. 
8:15—Alice Jay. NHC: WOAl.
4 SIO— Four knave? . MBC: W o A l 
5 : 0 0 —Xavier C ugat’a Orchestra. NHC:

5:30-— Irene Beasley. NRC: WENK.
5 ;30 -Three X Sisters, RC : WH AP.
S h u t t a ; 
7 : 0 0 - - F t hoi 

Don 

Bes tor.

M B C : W U S .

KMCIX.

7 : 0 0 — P h i l 

l i n e y : Vi vi en Rut h. C B S : 

7 :1 5— Edwin C. Hill. C B S : KMCIX,
7 :30— March of Time. CBS : KMOX. 
7:45— Ted Weems. NBG: WSM.
? : 0 0 — P h i l H a r r i s ; L e a h Rn v. 

N U C : 

W O A I.

C B S : K MOX

N U 1 

: W H A P .

s : 1 5 — Ruth F a t i n g ; Joh n n y Green.

8 :$0— Mamie A d a m s. Victor Young. 

i1 will postpone j 

c, 
ion o f the p en non - T H E R E W ILL 
one year, allow in g 
d oit ion al tim e either 
F e d e r a l Reserve or 
elim inating the

_______

K MOX.

be a sw im m ing
meet at 5 o ’clock today in the 
W o m e n ’s G ym pool between team s
of Delta Delta Delta, Pi Beta Phi,
Littlefield , and Independent Unit j Nf^ ; ot^ S ‘riie Agnew
— v------------------- —«, 
j 
IQI, con cern in g the order o f the 
exam inations, im mediately. 

> : 3 0 — P h i l B a k e r . 
8 : 3 0 — W a y n e K i n g . W C N .
*• 15— Jan Garher. W H S 
0 .OO— Oisen and John on. CHS: K MOX. 
it :H0 F l y i n g Dutchmen Orchestra.

MKS. A G N E S D. S TA C Y , 
coach, w o m e n ’s in t r a m u r a l .

N I U ' W O A l .

W CN.

I 

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8 :30 — Jen n ie L ang; Jack Pen ny. CBS: 

JOI

'gi ala

Mean 
unpin 
s ann 
Tig re i 
rn , bi

F. T. O’Conr or, 
in 
he currency, 
proposed that 
the
revise 

t e ly 

E. J. M A T H E W S , 

registrar. 

1 0 :15— Roswell Sister*. CBS: KFAIL 
10:15— Ted Weems. WF.NR 
1 0 :30— Isham Junes. CBS: KRLD. 
1 0 :3 0— W ayne King. WCN.
1 0 :4 5 — Isham J o n es. CBS , K FA B , 
1 0 :4 5 - -Jan Garber, WUN.
1 1 :0 0 — T e d W eem s. N B C : W D A F . 
1 1 : 0 0 — lion Redman, C B S ; K F A I I 
1 1 :0 0 — B u d d y R o g e r s . NRC: W H A P , 
l l .1 0 — H a t Kemp. WGN.
11 :30— I t a l K. mp. NBG: VV F N IC 
1 1 :30 — Louis Panic©. CBS: K FAB.
I I : 5 0 C h a r l i e A g n e w W G N . 
1 2 :1 5 - Herbie Kay. K FI.

Matinee to Be Given 

For Poor in Austin

A m idnight m atinee sponsored 
by the Gospel W e lfa r e Mission will 
be given tonight at 1 1 :30 o ’clock 
at the Paramount T h eater in an 
effort to relieve the need s o f the 
poor in A ustin and Travis County. 
A dm ission charge will he clothing, 
m oney, or groceries. All receipts 
will he distributed by th** Mission 
to the m ost d estitute ca ses which 
they have in vestigated .

fe a tu r e of 

“ W ay Back H om e” will be the
Seth 
j Parker will be starred in this pro-
dilation supported by his Jones-
boro characters.

the program . 

i n 

a n a n o m a l o u s s i t u a t i o n 

f i t r e g a r d i n g 
L i b r a r y , H o w e v e r , 
exists because of the fact that no provision 
was made for either the actual enforce­
t h e
ment of non-smoking rules should 
librarian sec fit to set them up, nor were 
any penalties or punishments provided for 
the violation of any rules which might be 
promulgated.

would allot u? j u s t one l it tle oil well o r one li t t l e jlea<j to bloodshed.
million-dollar 
3. The Czechoslovakian gov- 
sueh a? the old Longhorn aspired to be? Or per- I e m in en t was accused by an Hun- 
haps I am w ron g and mere buildings can make garian new spaper of givin g wea*>- 

to support a student r e v ie w ! 

fund 

a university.

— J. J. V.

on? to Austria socialists.

•I. A pproxim ately 75.00b I al­
um troops were reported to have 
been placed at 
strategic p lint- 
along the Austrian border, ready 
Italian o f-: m onth 
f 01 any eventu ality. 
filial? would nut com m it t h e m - ; \ [ ac( *t; 

-Melvin A. T r a y lo r , 
BR IEFS
th e F i r s t N a ti o n a l 
p r e s id e n t * 
eago a n d a c a n d id a te 
B a n k of Cl 
12 D em o c ra tic pre si- 
f o r 
th e D 
inat >on, died Wed rn ;- 
leu d a l non
a f t e r a 
rom 
p n e u m o n ia 
■ tai
I’. 
. 
’s n in e ? - 
ac ken, who a few d a y s ag 

. W illiam 

. 

n the g o v er n m e n t’s inte

r.ional power of follow s: 

PR OTECTIN G N O N -SM O KER S

A s a patron of the U n iversity, I wish to com ­

At the present time 
i e 
L i b r a r y 

power of 
ing in the
it 

is 

mend w hole-hearted ly the action of the com m ittee, i selves 
l i b r a r i a n t o p r o h i b i t s m o k - Mr. E. C. H. Ham el, Mr. S. Leroy Brown, and Dr. cions, 

it 

is within the 

i f h e 

a rn at ter
. 

r n d e s i r e s , b u t E - M- Clark, appointed by Dr. B enedict, in its ef-
, j fort to prohibit sm oking in the Library Building.
lu see this
its regu la­
tion con cern in g the abominable habit of smoking. 
t i u n . O b v i o u s l y t h e r e is n o o r g a n i z a t i o n Or The laboratories, recitation and exam ination rooms

p r o h i b i t i o n w o u l d b e e n f o r c e d a n d ^rave com m ittee go a step further in 

P ersonally, I should be delighted 

i f a n y , p e n a l t i c

f u r i t s v i o l a - 

te" h a t . 

U s e d 

t h a t

1 

) 

I 

5. German newspapers fir 
volley of criticism ag ain st ( 
eelier D o llf ass and his radic 
peal to the soeiali Ms to stop 
rebellion.

by all m e an s, be 

included in this ban on I ending 

f o r 
t h e C. W. A. program 
sho
sm oking. T h e s e room? are places w here all s t u - j b y May I were 
t a k e n y e s t e r d a y 
d e n t s of th e U n iv e r s ity are compelled to assemble. I w h en a p p r o x i m a t e l y 200 ,000 m e n 
thank God, have not i w e r e d r o p p e d f r o m F e d e r a l pro-
M a n y o f th e s e s tu d e n ts , 
fo rm e d th e p e r n ic io u s h a b it of s m o k in g c i g a r e t t e s J jo c ts a? a r e s u l t of o r d e r s issued
civil w o rk s
and cigars, particularly in other p eop le’s f a ce s, and I 
th ey su rely are entitled to som e kind of protec- * a ‘ 

R E D U C T I O N — F i r s t step? 

Barry L. Hopkins, 

aa,! •

, 

1 

T h e w h o lesale 

r e d u c tio n 

as 

are now 

i n s t r u m e n t e x i s t e n t 
t o d a y w h i c h w o u l d 
have jurisdiction over such a violation, 
and if the mere placing of signs warning 
against smoking— such 
in 
Main Building— is to be expected to cause 
any curtailment in smoking it is also quite 
obvious that the faculty and the librarian 
might as well have .saved themselves any 
time and trouble in considering the smok-
i n g m a t t e r . U n l e s s 
tempting to enforce the regulations against authority to spend many hours 
im 
smoking which the librarian may set up 
i s p r o v i d e d f o r , t h e r e 
is n o r e a s o n t o e x - 1
peel any change in either student actions
o r a t t i t u d e s iii t h e m a t t e r . I t 
is o n e t h i n g
to pass regulations and order the passage 
of rules, but it is quite another thing to
attempt to enforce them, particularly in 
regard to a matter such a? student smok­
ing.

No s.m.-king allowed 

L* L 

! >

i i 

, . 

. 

• 

.

 

lion. e i t h e r fro m th e P r e . , d e n t , t h , f a c u l t y m e m - w # r k e r a wlH (.o n tin u e „ t h , r a t L „ m 0 ,.s a v “ stling...,„ y U j . U.v
ber?, or the janitor, against such pernicious prac­
tice. F acu lty m em bers and the stud en ts them selves 
hould be restrained from sm oking in any room
s o m e m e t h o d Of a t - where all Students are compelled by U n iversity
in an e f f o r t to

the 4 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 em- Congress on the a i r mail 
- ------— —...... —------- ------

The orders 

last 

of 

the 

follow ed 

of about 50.000 a w eek during the 1 sa y that P re sid en t R oosevelt wa 
next two and a half months until ; preparing a special m essage 
to 
sage 
the 
citua 1 1
ployees are I*-’, out, H o p k in s -a d. 
ap­
proval by Congress of the $950,-
0 0 0 ,0 0 0 appropriation to provide 
funds for the C. W. A. and other 
relief projects, and assured f u n d i 
to m eet civil works payrolls this 
week. The original C. W, A. al­
lotment of $ 4 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 expired 
last Saturday.

N Y D ER ’
SMART SHOP
714 CONGRESS AVE.

S

I clem
■ the

d th e cons 
ry him, and his 
to 
Senate 
tore 
c lie n t, L. H. Bi it tin, w h o 
u p som e p a p e r s ta k e n f r o m 
the 
file? o f hi a i r w a y c o m p a n y , w e r e 
found g u ilt y o f c o n t e m p t of th e 
M -ra te an i s e n te n c e d to 1(> d ay s 
. W illiam 
in ja il W e d n e s d a y 
E. Hums 
tile R e p u b lic an w h o
the F e d e r a l 
w a s chis 
1 -*. S e p t e m ­
Trade 
(
b e r by P re sid e n t Roosevelt, died 
a 
W e d n e s d a y as 
th e Je su it of 
s tr o k e 
I he G re e k g o v e r n ­
. 
. 
m e n t y e s te r d a y decided 
* e t 
S am u e l 
in Ail: m s 
in J m in i Kj« 

im n ro v e s

r e m a in 

h e a lth 

Insult 

to 

im

. 

. 

• 

ing 

to teach in the 

G R A D U A T E S T U D E N T S 

intend-;
field o f j 
higher education are asked to call ; 
a; Texas U nion 313 b etw een I and 
3 o’clock today or Monday.

DR. FR ED ER IC K E B Y , 
sponsor Delta Alpha Epsilon.

P O S T P O N E D 

E X A M IN A T IO N S 
will be given in Sutton Hall 204 
at 2 P. M. Friday, Feb ru ary 16, | j 
through Friday, February 23, as

Friday, February

DU English, I 

Greek, and public speaking.

Saturday, February IT: A nthro­
pology, en gin eerin g, governm ent, 
philosophy, physics, and psychol-j 
ogy.

Monday, February 19: Business 
admin istration, education, journal­
ism, and m athem atics.

T u e s d a y , F eb ru ary 20: French, 
pharmacy, and!

German, Latin, 
Spam? h.

Well ne 
ani", che

ay, F eb ru ary 21: Bot-1 
istry. econom ics, g e o l - j 

g;> . and sociology,

U clay. February 23: History,! 
a n d ; 

econom ic \ 

zoology, 

one* 
t h e subjects.

S tu dents having more than one j 
su m m ation fallin g within a sin-j 
Ie group v ill call at Sutton Hall I

; com ply with the dem ands of the institution,

-J. W. O’B ANTON

W H A T ! NO SMOKING

in the n ew Library 
.
.
ray- the f a c u lty actin g on the com m ittee report. 
librarian, says that sm ok in g in 
Mr. VS inkier, t e 
in dam age to the floors 
the build ng will result 
and wall?

. 

. there are ash trays in 

W hy, we ask. is there sm oking in the new T e x a s 
Union, w here the furnishings are ju st as valuable 
if not more so, and prohibited in tho Library? The 
reply is obvious . 
the 
Union B uilding for p rotection of the rugs, etc. 
Well, we ask, “ Why not ash tr a y * for the Library? 
If they will proetct the one, w hy not the o t h e r ? ” 
Surely 
should be a co n sis te n t one, 
either com plete prohibition or none at all. Ash 
trays could be provided 
if 
a rule o f “ No S m ok ing” can be en forced th en a 
rule o f “ u se the ash trays” could be applied to the 
student body.

for the Library and 

the action 

Most stud en ts that smoke find the habit a help-
f uj one when stud yin g and the library ruling puts 
the “ u ers of the w e e d ” at a disadvantage. 

fa cu lty reconsider
T h er efore we a-k that the 
their decision and provide ash 
trays and strict 
rule- for their u se in the new Library as w ell a? 
in the T e x a s Union.

— C O M M EN TA T O R .

Current Campus

ut M u x m i.tn tiiii 

( H im ■IIIIIIKHI ..t .iiitn m lw it tm w w n iw m w w o W M U M H W lw m w iM X i'i— n x H t o n m

A Dost-Mortem
Valent Im has cann and went , 
tv m y be s 1 (Jiii I b it‘ t Sl ut 
■ * you. de ar, wi t h ail m y might.'* 
a I coeie tin pos t m a n stop; 
lee to (flee him knock-out drops, 
duff. ■' my roomy I all d u n n i g h t, 

— From the private notebook 

Note 
A H i I 
• 7 lo

I t c h

r d i

S h e

of a college Ed.

11 ad the things t h a t were said iii \ al- 
( H i in e s were true, too m a n y p e o p l e w o u l d 
be treated in hospitals 
for having more 
than one heart.

If all the things that were .-aid in Val­
entines were meant, 
too many divorce 
courts would have to d ose up for lack 
of business.

ll all the things that were said in Val­
entines were signed by the comic sender, 
too many people would have their necks 
broken.

cnlines were left unsaid, D*o many believ- sity, said to be the on ly Methodist 
ing little girls would be disappointed. 

lf all die things that w en said in Val- GREENCASTLE, Ind., Feb. 15.—Depau Univer- 
in 
j the country o ffe r in g m ilitary training courses, this
week announced 
its R. O. 
T. C. unit. The trustees voted to request the War j

ll one half the things that are hinted U

it would discontinue 

in stitution 

lit ill V cb M i n u s v\ (ii e* Since J el} ‘ o n s i d e l e u D epartment to withdraw the unit from the uni-
ici Hi prat, iii • I the rest of the days iii the vc:sity, presum ably on the ground that the courses
year, . • old a" or Id 
little more smoothly.

would roll around a 

peace.

considered

are not c on siste n t with Methodist principles of

Many a 

life is shortened 

by rushing

around trying to save time.

A fa t purse mak es a soil pillow.

N E W Y ORK, Feb. 15.— A uthorities this w eek 
were atte m p tin g to determ ine the value of records 
in a fire which damaged a 
and papers destroyed 
two-story building h ousing o f fic e s of the co llege 
entrance exam ination board o f Columbia U n iv e r ­
sity.

B A N K S — An extension of 

the 
present tem porary deposit 
insur­
ance fund for another year was 
to by Treasury D epart­
agreed 
m ent o ffic ia ls W ed n esd ay 
in or­
der to allow more tim e for solv- j 
ing 
rights , 
of state banks.

the problem of 

the 

Original plans 

called 

for a 

term ination Ju ly I. 1934, o f the I 
fund which gu aran tee- 
present 
each deposit; in eligible hanks to 
the e x te n t o f $2,500. On this date 
the p erm an en t 
lo begin operation, un dei 
u I cd 
the term s of which tho insurance 
limit on deposits would be raised 
to $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 , .with graded allow-1 
a n te s for larger am oun ts in one J 
account.

fund was sehed- i 

CIGARETTES

Lucky Strike, Che»tcrf ield, 
Raleigh, Camel, Old Gold

15c

BARKIES
th e new 5c h o t dog . . 
m a d e w ith 
sauce.

r e a l chili 

Banana Split . 

. 9c

^jO iarlie’s

C a n t o f t t ct w ^ r n

/ A \ 
' N

u L e a v e l l t o C h a r l i e ' s "

W h a t d o C ollage L e a d e r s

hays; in C om m on?

st

AN OI TST ANDING characteristic o f the m en 

who h ail in the* classroom , oil the eainpuf. 

and in the social life o f school is their vitality. 

They have the abundant energy that com es 

 

I

with good health.

ANNIVERSARY

l a a p p r e c i a t i o n o f U n i v e r s i t y p a t r o n a g e a n d 
r e c o g n i t i o n o f S n y d e r ' s S h o p a s a s t y l e v e n t e r , ive 
w i s h t o silo iv o n e a p p r e c i a t i o n , b y o f f e r i n g o u r F i r s t 
- p r i c e r e d a c t i o n s a n d s a v i n g s
A n n i v e r s a r y S a l e - 

Your health and well-being eau he slowed 

do Ye ii by co m m o n c o n s tip a tio n . Y et this. 

prevalent ailm ent eau he corrected ti-nail} 

by eating a delirious cereal.

Two tablespoonfuls daily o f Kellogg"" AUL* 

DEAN w ill h e lp p r o m o te reg u la r h a b its. 

ALL-BRAN furnishes “ bulk,*" y ham in B aud 

iron. In the rcd-and-grcen package. Made by 

t o y o n .

Spring and 
Summer
DRESSES

New
Smart

int*

Crepe*

Sheer*

L a c e s 

P a s te ls 

S o lid s 

N av y*

B la ck

M

r n

s a w ■ t ®. 

m S i’

S F ? -
V

„ , . * a

i i r n
f y ; i M^ J P
y

is e n t i r e l y n e w , d is t in c t iv e 
E ach 
the n ew 
and sm a r t, e m p h a s iz in g 
m o d els, o f f e r e d at a f r a c t io n of 
th eir t r u e va lu e .

WHITE WAFFLE 
COATS 
Swagger Style
in p a r e w h i t e , check of bro wn, 
w hi te and black, b r o w n and 
w h i t e.
HOSE

E x q u i s i t e 
s h e e r (futility, 
f u l l f a s h i o n e d 
p u r e s i l k — A l l 
n e w s p r i n g 
c o l o r s .

K e llo g g iii R attle C reek.

T h e m i n t p o p u l a r 

r r a ' t y - t o - c a t 

cereals nerved in th e d in in g -r o o m s 
o f A m e r i c a n c o ll e g e s , ea tin g -cln b s 

cmd fr a te rn itie s are m a d e b y K e l l o g g 

in B a tt le C r e e k . T h e y in c l u d e K e l ­

l o g g ' s C o r n F l a k e s . P E P , R i c e 

K r i s p i e s , FT b f (if b r u m b i e s , a n d 

K e l l o g g ' s ah mom: w sh VT Ifisru ii. A lso

K a f f e e H a g G affe* 

real 

coffee

— 9 7 % caffein e free.

K c v p o n 

t h e s ii n ti y s i it e o f I i f e

Demand the

S P E C I A L
S A L E

on 
Bl o u ses 
H a n d b a g s 
S w e a t e r s 
P a j a m a s

L a u n d r y ___

B e s t

Phone 6444
Driskill Hotel Laundry
“Snappy Service”

It is not all who know' their heads who 

know thair hearts.

IMM,' 

 

 

 - 

—O -

It w e d i d n o t f l a t t e r o u r s e l v e s , t h e f in t - 

W A SH IN G T O N , Feb. 15.— R efle ctin g re estab ­
in Russian 
l.te ia iu re , and history will be added to 
curriculum of George W ashington 

lished 1 elations with Russia, courses 
lan guage, 
the sum m er 

D ry o f o t h e r s w o u l d b e v e r y h a r m l e s s . 

U n iversity, it was announced this week.

W W )

J . G . S H E L T O N . O a
OPTOMETRIST _ 
125 E 6^ S t. P W « T 2 2 S
Uatcst tmoroved ln«trum*nt«

95c
V a lu e
I T S A STORE-WIDE SALE!

 UDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1934

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

T H E ’,C A M P R

F

B y M A B E L S H E L B Y

I . mon 31b.

Union 309.

Newly-Wedded Engineers Receive 

Blessings of Alec at Banquei

j A f t e r sending a m essage of

-............—

A n n Dvorak, P a t O’Brien as the j re g re ts t h a t he would be unable 
im- j to a tte n d the College of E ngineer-
coach, and Lyle T albot, an 
‘mg b a n q u e t for 
time 
the ported conceited football sta r, are 
the pivots in a tria n g u la r love af- 
in a q u a r te r of a c e n tu ry be­
tail*. Dick Powell has the heroic cause of illness, Dean T. U. I ay- 
lead while others in th e cast in-1 lor got out of bed and appeared
last 
elude A r th u r Byron, Hugh Her- j at 
'I exes Union ballroom,
night 
bort, A r th u r Hohl, 
th a t Alec 
He expressed re g re ts 
Pave t.-ham.
could not app ear 
in person be­
cause th re a ts of physical violence 
had been made against him.

the a f f a ir 

close of 

f irs t 

the 

the 

in 

ro llin g pin and each groom had 
rope noose placed about his 
a 
neck.

A w ards f o r scholarship were 
pre se nte d by 
rep re se n ta tiv e s of 
each of the h o n o ra ry engin eerin g 
f re sh m a n stu ­
f r a te rn itie s. Two 
dents in the d e p a rtm e n t of chemi­
cal e ngine e rin g w ere p re sen te d 
with slide rules by Tau Beta Pi 
fo r m aking six A’s Iasi sem ester.
to 
Dean Taylor, was p re s e n te d with 
a g i f t on behalf of 
the e n tire 
College of E ng in e e rin g .

S arah H arlan , 

s e c re ta ry 

' H E A T E R S
IOIN’ TO TO W N ," an ail-col- 
ored musical revue, last times 
the Param ount 
today on 
stage. 
“ H avana Widows” 
with Glenda F arrell 
and 
Jean Blondell is th e stage a t­
tractio n. “ Roman Scandals” 
sta r r in g Eddie C a n to r with 
David Manners, V eree Teas- 
dale, and Gloria S tu a r t s ta rts 
Saturd ay .

'H E W ORLD C H A N G E S” 
with Paul Muni, Aline Mac- 
Mahon, M ary Astor, Donald 
Cook, Je a n Muir, and Guy 
R ibb er last times today at the 
“ By C andlelight” 
Queeen, 
with 
Lukas, Elissa 
Landi, Nils Aether, and E s ­
th e r Ralston s ta rts S aturday.

Paul 

COLLEGE COACH” with P a t 
O’B rien, A nn Dvorak, Dick 
and Lyle Talbot 
Powell, 
opens today a t the Hancock.

INN V IC K E R S ” with Irene 
D unne and W a lte r H uston
tho 
last 
Texas.

today 

times 

a t 

Reviewed Today
HE WORLD C H A N G E S , ” star­
ring Paul Muni, supported by 
ne MacMahon, Mary Astor,

Tonight 11:30 
Benefit

MID-NITE 
SHOW

SETH
P A R K E R 
‘Way Back Home

BRING A PACKAGE FOH AD-
M I T T A .NCL—- C l o t h i n g — G r o c e r i e s 
— Moue y.
Entire 
Turned over 
f a r e M i s s i o n ,

Be 
to Gospel W e l ­

Proceeds WHI 

HANCOCK

thing: epic story, the very best 
D o n a ld C o o k , P a tr ic ia E llis, J e a n 
Muir, M a r g a r e t L in d s a y , G u y quality in acting, settings th a t are 
K i b b le , T h e o d o r e N e w t o n , G o r d o n unquestionable, excellent interpre- 
tation and supervision by one of 
W e s t c o t t , A la n D in e h a r t an d s e w 
e n t e e n m o r e m in or stars. B a s e d Hollywood’s 
and 
technical perfection in production. 
on th e n o v e l “ A m e r ic a K n e e l s ” by 
S h e r id a n G i b n e y . S c r e e n p la y by 
E d w a r d C h o d o r o v . D ir e c t e d by 
M erv yn L e R o y . C o s t u m e s b y Earl 
L u ick . A F irst N a tio n a l a n d Vita* 
p h o n e p r o d u c tio n . A t th e Q u e e n .

ace directors, 

E stim ate: A. 

— -JT. P.

today 

Opening T oday
COLLEGE COACH” with P at 

O’Brien, Ann Dvorak, Dick 
and Hugh 
Powell, Lyle Talbot, 
H erbert opens 
to play 
through S aturday at the Hancock.
Never has a football picture been 
able to boast of such a lineup of ; 
gridiron stars. Seventy-seven men, [ 
all stalw arts from the universities j 
of California, 
form 
th a t do or die f o r d e a r old Cal- j 
vert. 

squads

the 

3 

If a screen epic 

is a picture 
which 
relates the history of a 
hero, a fam ily or a group in sweep­
ing, narrativ e style, with accuracy 
of detail and vigor of situation, 
then “ The World Changes” may 
rightfully be called such; it covers 
a span of some 75 years in the 
history and development of Am er­
ica. Between its opening and its 
close, the crises and the trium phs 
of our 
as 
the saga of an
background f o r 
American 
“ sh irt sleeves to shirt sleeves” t r a ­
dition.

national life figure 

family who e n a c t 

top 

from his 

and Phillip 

The Nordholms, p e a san t f a r m ­
their pioneer des­
ers, proud of 
cent, begin 
the D akota 
life on 
plains. T h ro ug h tile driving power 
inherited 
red-blooded 
ancestors, Orin N ordheim rises to 
the 
in the m eat packing in ­
dustry. conquering every obstacle 
and displaying a w onderfully i n ­
ventive business genius. But, in ­
stead of m a rry in g the childhood 
Boation? of those employed will 
sw eetheart 
th a t he should have, 
be set into motion a t once. Neither 
he crosses his stro n g race with 
those stu d en ts who have means of 
that of social-climbing
parasitic staying in the U niversity without 
Mu.-bloods (beau tifu lly 
this aid nor those who do n o t have 
typified 
by M ary A stor) and the result is ; proper grad e qu alifications will be 
disastrously productive of heart- allowed to continue th e ir jobs.” 
•I)‘‘ ak. 

Relief W ork - -

(Continued From Page One)

W a it in g L ist P r e p a r e d

Seven ty -fo ur 

Aline MacMahon, as O rin ’s pi- 

N early forty s tu d e n ts have been 
one< r m o th er, is ab out 20 a t the . asked to re p o rt to the ch airm an of 
years J the com m ittee because of existing 
I beginning. 
later, a f t e r a1! the world changes doubt as to th eir positive need or 
pictured here have 
taken p l a c e , ; th e ir scholastic standing. More 
we see her, still keen and stron g, will in* called as inform ation con- 
probing 
u t te r cerning them is secured. A vvait- 
jng list of men s tu d e n ts desper- 
worthlessness of the third genera- 
; don, then, a f t e r the crash, ta k in g ately in need of work is being pre- 
j the fo u r th g e n e ra tio n back to the J pared in order to fill vacancies as

and finding the 

West with h e r to begin again on 
the f a r m — in shirt sleeves.

Such excellent aging, covering 
such a span, has never before 
in a motion pic­
been a tte m p te d 
t u r e - and the result here 
is en ­
tirely 
convincing and p erfectly 
satisfactory.

G reat a c tin g alone can give a 
screen epic the requisite vitality; 
“ The World C hanges’ 
is rich and 
i e rf cot in this most im p ortant refi­
l l poet, especially in the person of 
l i t h e star. You forg et that this f 
l l Paul Muni, big screen sta r ; his 
chang d 
I whoi* p< rsonaiity 
gradually du ring the course of the 
until you see only old man 
tub t playing himself. 
The 
is hic enough to get lost rn, 
>!d man N ordheim steals the 
from the star.

has 

tun e or other 

Som ething of an u n d e rsta n d in g 
of and sy m path y with the crusty
and e m b itte re d , short-spoken old 
devils that we have all w anted at 
some 
in 
the face, is gained by seeing the 
en tire life ut 
this on*, or b e tte r, 
these, in th*ir e ntireties, and be­
ing able 
th e ir in­
to u n d e rsta n d 
stant appraisal of situations simi­
lar to those they have previously 
encountered.

to kick 

“ The World C hanges” ha? every-

L AS T TIME T O DA Y

Attn
V ic k e r s

with
Irene Dunne 
Walter Huston
S A T U R D A Y -------

 
Baby Face
ii]
with
B A R B A R A S T A N W Y C K 

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GEORGE BR E NT

they are made.

Statistics indicate th a t men are 
more in need of work th a n women. 
Of 718 applications fo r work by 
men, 270 have been given jobs, 
filling th e ir quota. The quota fo r 
women is still unfilled us are the 
quotas for new students, both men 
and women.

“ The task of the com m ittee has 
been delicate." Dean Moore said. 
“ We have selected stu d e n ts on the 
basis of absolute need f o r work, j 
guided by what has been required 
ion the application blanks. Som e; 
I of 
these sta te m e n ts w ere exag- \ 
greased, but stud en t checkers will I 
be set 
curacy w ithout delay.”

to work tra c in g th eir ac­

Work 43 Hours Monthly

Men who have n o t yet applied ; 
have practically no chance 
for 
employment and only those appli­
ca n ts who are in absolute need of
.lid will have an y hope at all.

Daily tim e recon!- of tho w ork­
ers will be tu rn e d in from the v a - j 
n o u s d e p a rtm e n ts each Monday to j 
the office of the stu d e n t life s ta f f ; 
w here p< rm an ent tim e records a r r 
to be kept. Pay roll? will he made j 
up once a m onth. The standard 
Mime of em ploym ent will Ire two 
hours a day, five days a week at 
: 35 cents per hour. This schedule 

is not m a ndatory, but no stu d e n t j 
may work more th an 80 hours a I 
week, or more than a to tal of 43 
hours a month.

All assignm ents a r e being made 
I by W. A. Smith of the U niversity 
j employm ent bureau in the V. M. 
(’. A. and by M i s s M a rg a re t Peck, 
stu d e n t life se cre tary for women. 
Main Building 104.

 

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D. R. T. TO M E ET

The Stephen F. A ustin C h ap ter 
; of the D aughters of th e Republic 
j o f Texas will m eet a t 7 o’clock I 
tonigh t a t the home o f Mrs. C. M. i 
Miller, Jr., president:, 606 West 
T w e n ty -fifth Street. The program 
will be a study of th e life of S te ­
phen F. Austin.
 

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M arian Hicks e x -stud e nt of the 
U niversity who received her bache­
lor of a r ts degree in 1923, is now 
teaching in prim ary g ra d e s in San 
Antonio.

Jo h n Steele and E d Collett are 
visiting th eir homes in F o r t Worth 
this week-end,

V irginia Wilkins and Virginia 
their parents 

B reeding will visit 
in Houston over the week end.

A H U E D —

“ ONE A W F U L NIGHT ' 
“ W H A C K S M U S E U M " 
“ W H E K L ’S TH AT TIGER?

This Sparkling Come dy o f Mixed 
Love A f f ai r s Begins Tomorrow.

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WORLD
CHANGES’*

ABSOLUTE. LY 

LAST TIMF-S TODAY

P A R A M O U N T
N e x t W e d n e s d a y 8 : 1 5 Sharp 

S E A T S ON S AL E

KATHARINE CORNELL
IN RUDOLF BESIERJ PLAY
The Barretts ofWimpole Street

W ith B A S IL RAT H B O N E

>, $ 2 .2 0 , $ 1 .6 5 , $ 1 .1 0 inclu d in g ta x

L A ST D A Y — 3 5 c ’Til I
The All Colored Musical Revue
GOING TO TOWN
a
Feat urine
ADA BROWN

lf

—.PLU S—
“ H A V A N A W I D O W S ”
W ith
Joan Blonds!! — Glenda F arrell 
Frank M cH ugh — L yle Talbot

S T A R T S T O M O R R O W

A Rom an H o lid a y o f 

. . . . 

B ea u ty 

S on gs! L a u g h te r !

E D D I E

C a n t o r
“ Roman 
Scandals”

With
RUTH ETT1NG — GLORIA S TUAR T 
DA VID M A N N E R S and the 
GOLDWYN GIRLS

f/ 'urnrn a nnI

M U SIC A L
N O V E L T Y

S O U N D
N E W S

ALL S E A T S 
SAT.

a s e
T il I — 

Children 10c

T he main feature of the eve­
ning was a cerem ony 
in which 
newly-wedded engineers and their 
brides were given th e blessing aiel s e d a t i v e s of each class a n d 
sanction of Alec, w ith o u t which 
no engineer can be legally m a r­
ried. Among the couples who re ­
ceived sanction were Mr, and Mrs.
Jo hn Pedigo and Mr. and Mrs.
Joe A ubrey Shelby. Each bride 
was presented with a m iniature

Speeches were m ade by rep re-
by
m embers of 
the faculty. Dr. IL 
Y. Benedict, g u e st of honor, was 
presen ted at th e close of the eve­
ning.

H o m er H am by and his orches­
tr a fu rn ish ed music fo r the b an ­
quet.

S O R O R I T Y R U S H T E A S 

j L I T T L E F I E L D H O L D S 

F OR E L I G I B L E S B E G I N 

V A L E N T I N E D I N N E R

from 4 

i a fte rn o o n 

Rush teas for girls eligible a t j H o no r guests at the Littlefield 
the end of the first se m este r will j D orm itory V alentine p a rty T h u rs ­
day from 6 to 7:80 o ’clock were 
be given a t sorority houses this 
A u gu sta Boyle. Zula Williams, An-
to 6 o’clock.
a m a r y Davis, and Billie* Bob White, 
Eligible girls may pledge at this 
fo rm e r residents o f th e dorm itory. 
I first rush party of the second se- 
The Valentine m otif was carried 
in 
I meeter. Two rush 
throughout; th e dining room.
out 
March and one in April, will be 
the 
re sid e n ts w ere at 
given 
to e n te rta in girls who are 
b irth d a y table. Miss M artha C. 
still ineligible. Mrs, E lea n o r Rob­
Lockett, director of the Littlefield 
inson, president of Pan-Hellenic, 
Dormitory, and Miss Rosalie God­
announced Thursday.
frey. business d ire c to r, planned

teas, one 

Alpha Delta Pi so ro rity will 

T h irty 

the V alentin# idea 

i n ; ’he p a r ty 

carry out 
decorations, 

o r,.city 

flower, 

fo r 

vising 

violets, 
the 
the c e n te r ­

piece.
A t 

the Gamma Phi Beta 

tea 

* *
C L AS S TO G I V E PARTY
The P re sb y te rian Sunday school 
class of W. A. Smith e n te rta in e d 

Was hin g to n ’ 
will be used. 
housemother, will pour.

birth day decorations | with a p a rty fo r m em bers of the
Mrs. Dean R. Sayre, claw S a tu rd a y n igh t, F e b ru a ry 17.
a t 8 o’clock in th e church. Ber-
; niece Kennedy, vice president of 
j the c la s s is in ch a rg e of a t t e n d ­
ance at the p a rty. 
Jack Robert- 
.-o*n 
is in charge of re fre sh m e n ts,
and M ary Ellen D a venport, T om
Currie, and Earl T opperw ein a r e 

Phi Mu will deem ate with their 
sorority color* of pink and white 
. with carn atio ns and sweet peas as 
| a centerpiece. Mrs. IF Y. Bene- 
j dict and Mrs. Roy U. A rcher will 
! pou I

Alpha Xi Delta will e n te r ta in | m charg e of e n te rta in m e n t.

* * *

an d red 

MRS. B U TLER GI V ES D I N N E R
Mrs. R. E. B u tter e n te rta in e d 
T uesday night w ith a V alentine 
c a rn s - j 
dinner. F o r decorations 
tions, poppies 
c a n d l e s ; 
w ere used. Guests a t the d in n e r : 
w ere Gail Me Cavil i, Marshall El-1 
more, Inda D rush el. Alicia Beck­
ley, A nna Nauwald, L aureen Bet- : 
te n eo u rt, A ngela Kathleen Jeer-1 
gee, Christine Browning, Lucille : 
D orsey, and M arjorie W hidden.

# * 3k
F R A T E R N IT Y TO E N T E R T A IN

D elta Chi will hold open house I 
from 7 to d o’clock Satu rday. T h e ; 
com m ittee 
in charge consists of 
Maurice Nail, Ta loc Milton, and 
Bill Bergman. T he Valentine 
them e will In- carried out, th ro u g h ­
out inc house a n d a b u f f e t supper 
will be served. 
* haperons will j 
be Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lee, J a m e s ! 
Parke, and Burt Dyke.

* * *
TO HOLD LUNCHEON

Delta Kappa Gamma, honor­

educational 

ary 
f rate nit 
women, will hold its annua 
arship luncheon S a tu rd a y a 
o’clock in one of the prival 
ing rooms of the I niversify 
mons.

* * *
TO HOLD O P E N HOUSE

Kirby Hall will hold open house 
from 8 to I I o’clock tonight Chap­
erons will he Mrs. B. R. Beeler 
and Mrs. C. F. Yeager.

J* * *

K A PPAS H A V E O PEN HOUSE

Kappa Kappa Gamma 

is h< Wing open house 
members and pledge? 
I to (J oV 
noon from 
* * *

Kappa 

Sigma 

a r ’ 
pledging of John Bro; 
ney, F ra n k Steven
N at ha n
Miss.

Sw ayzee of

Donald and Ronald Lee will go 
to Houston to spend the week-end 
w ith their parents.

R O W E- W I L K I N S ON W ED

Mr?, Annie Rowe of Austin has 
the m a rria g e of h er 
announced 
d aug hter, Mable 
to C. P. Wilkin­
son of W ichita Falls, son of Dr. 
and Mrs. J. B. Sims. The bride 
was a stu d e n t in 
th e U n iversity 
last .semester. Mr. and Mrs. W il­
kinson will m ake 
in 
W ichita Falls.

th e ir home 

rn * *

Henry H ughe- of B renh am spent 

T h u rsd a y with frien ds in Austin.

Marilla F u r 
her home in Po

dt v 
t Vt

i? vi?iting a f 
n th this week.

I to 6 o’clock at the j 

with a colonial tea F riday a f t e r ­
noon from 
c h a p te r 
house. Members 
pledges will w ear M artha 
George W ashington costumes 
keeping with the sp irit of the a f ­
fair. Colonial 
inter-! 
sp e ile d with a color scheme of 
green will decorate the house.

and 
and 
in; 

b o u qu ets 

D orothy Vernon is chairm an of 
the com m ittee on a rra n g e m e n ts 
for the affair. Assisting her are 
Ja n e Kane, Thelma Kimball, and 
E velyn Butler, Mrs. A m o No- 
u o tn y , patroness of the chapter. 
May Stein, president of the so­
rority, and Mrs. L. O. Graham, 
the 
hoi: emotive!', will 
re-
reiving line 
L. H a n d le y 
of A ustin 
tea
the 
table.

. Mrs. J 
will

po ur a t 

form 

I

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m I

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TOMORROW NI TE 
> 1:30 O’CLOCK
STARS! — S ONG S! 
STORY! — S T Y L E S ! 

FASHION

“FOLLIES 
OF 1934”

IO STARS 

WM. P O W E L L 
BETT E DAVIS 
VEREE T E E S D A L E 
FRANK MCHUGH 
HUGH H E R B E R T 
And Others

Silhouette

for

SPRING

Flattering 
w earer . . 
effeminate 
one at the

to 
the 
. very 
. . wear 
danced
to the German 
on a Sunday 
. . . See 
. . buy 
are in-

night date 
them now 
one, they 
expensive.

7 9 5

and up

D o e sk in Sport F rock s . . . one n iece . 
or solids . . . id eal for c a m p u s w ear, 
ran g e of

. in stripes 
In a price

$4.74 to $7.95

I Bedecks - 

off att ^ J o .

C on gress at Ninth

Th r i f t and Q u o in # Meet Still*"

A ctivity Calendar

F r id ay , F e b r u a r y 16

12:45 o'clock— A. A. U. W., 

Texas Union.

3 o’clock E ta Phi Upsilon,

Texas Union 310.

7 o ’clock—'U niversity Light 
O pera Com pany, f o u r th floor, 
B. Hall.

8 o’clock— Qzeeh Club, Texas 

8 o’clock— C o n n ora ma, T exas 

K A P P A t S I G M A H O L D S 

O P E N H O E S E T O N I G H T

Kappa Sigm a 

f r a te r n ity will 
formal open house F rid a y 
a t

hold 
night from 8 

l l o’clock 

to 

Members Announced

For Bit and Spur

— 

.........

New m embers of the B it 

and 
Spur Riding Club are M argaret 
Rosalie 
W ard, Jam ie R ag-dam, 
Swartz, and Mildred Waring. Jo a n 
announced 
C h a m b e r s , 
leader, 
| T hursday. Tryout? were held 
a*
| W estfield Riding Club Wednes- 
I day.
i A horseback rid e an d 
sa p p e r 
I will be given for the new members 
, W ednesday night, F e b ru a ry 28, 
j at which time the club pic tu re will 
taken. Plans a r e u n d e r w ay 
to be held 

j fo r the horse show 

be 

arly in May,

SETS UP A PPA R A T U S

George (Rewin, new mechanic
the chapt el house. Dutch Scheel I in th e d e p a rtn w n t o f physic*, has 
ins o rc h e stra will play fo r I been employed in the University 
and 
I to set up and prepare new appa-
the affair. 
Holland P o r te r . Charles Lock- s rstnu--- for dem o nstratio n work. Ole- 
head, and B. W. Grain are mem- w*n cam(‘ 1 rorn Chicago w here he 
years, been
ber? of the com m ittee in charge 
men-
of a rra n g e m e n ts 
open 
Iv OUM*. 
be
served.

:or 
employed with 
t if ie Company.

for 
I la f re sh in e n us 

the C entral S

will 

the 

• o —

F r a n k Toibt 
ex -student of 
visiting in Au*

PAGE THREE

E I NS T E I N DRAWI NG CARD

fitif 

We wit rermm)

PR IN C E T Q \ N. J., Feb. 15,-- 
Km oilmen! in the In stitu te fo r Au 
vanced Study, of whose fa c u lty 
Dr. A lb ert Einstein is a member, 
now to tals 20 and is composed e n ­
tirely of college gra d u a te s, m o n 
of whom ar** professors or hint rue* 
tors and who hold advanced de­
grees.

-

pharm aceutical 
nounces 
Reese and Joh n Coy,

a n ­
the pledging of Lane 

fr a te r n ity , 

T aylor H enry of Palestine, ex ­
student of the University, is now 
engaged 
In 
New York City.

in a d s '.•’■Using work 

Josephine Le Bow of F o r t Wo *•> 
is in Austin vis-Ring Louise Little- 
page et Scottish Rite Dorm itory 
this week.

Mrs. A. C. C o n y of Farm ers- 
today with her 

I Ville will spend 
* d aughtor Jeanette.

Ball Boom
Dancing
S t : , F K L , ti; 
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ii VICH! -■ 
3112 VV. t Avenue 
Phon 66*9

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f u m e a n d E v e n i n g 
in 
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T H E D A I L Y T E X A N

FRIDAY, FEBR U AR Y 16, 19:

Baylor Springs Surprise on Steer Courtmen to Win, 39-3j
Dropj Varsity Baseballer Nose Out Second Team in Practice, 8-
STEERING
’ROUND
Varsity Tankmen Meet 
Barlow Crew Tonight

-
Coach Disch Uses Seven Lettermen
Form Nucleus Of 
Cadet Nine

is a javelin department. Coach ] 
j t is, in wishing more men wouii
Again unlike the varsity set-up port for this event, explains 
which is not especially lacking in anyone who is especially goo 
javelin throwers, the weak place 
chunking a baseball is qual: 
the
in 
for this event.

To Fourth 
Place

Six Hurlers 
To Win

G RAB a load and then play for 

Mellenbruch of San Juan 
power behind a discus. 

otiemen 

B y B R U C E C O L L I E R
Texan Sport* Staff

the freshman weights 

is 

WACO. Fob. 15.— Baylor Uni­
versity’s Golden Bears sprung a 
surprising upset last night to down
the University of Texas’ favored 
Steer quintet in a spectacular 39 
to SI contest staged on Old Cha­
pel Court in Waco,

intersquad baseball game 
between the varsity regulars and 
the “ B” team resulted in a n a r­
row 8-7 victory for Coach Disch’s 
The defeat shoved Texas down first team in Thursday’s practice 

An 

t O LUE GE STATION, Feb. 1 5 - 
Infield worries constitute the m a­
Ed Barlow’s Deep Eddy swim­
jo r problem confronting Coach 
second 
team, winners of 
ming 
Roswell Higginbotham these days 
place in the State meet a t Fort
as he sends his Texas Aggie base­
orth last summer, will furnish 
ball candidates through their early | 
paces. The Aggies began 
t h e i r ; the opposition for Shorty Alder-
diamond practice early this week 1 son’s varsity squad tonight at 7:30
candidates o’clock in the Gregory Gym pool 
whim the varsity and freshmen vie

Frosh Weightmen 
Outshine 
Varsity

While Coach Clyde Littlefield’s
i i ____ _
 
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Coach Disch paraded six hu r­

l e r s at the slab for three innings when a total of 25 
each in an effort to give 

them I drew equipment.

their chances 

to fourth place rn Southwest Con- sessjon
ference standings with four vic­
t o r i a and us many losses, virtually 
destroying 
re­
tain their championship won last 
the second triumph 
year. 
of 
the year for the Green and 
Gold five; previously they had de­
feated Arkansas.

to 

It 

Scoring honors for 

the even­
ing went to Bonny Clark, crack 
Bear forward who led Jack Gray 
by a single point for a total of 16. 
Abt Barnett, veteran guard, man

’Omer at the twirling post, turned conf 
the best performance at his 
in 
position for the afternoon. B en­
nett retired Pat Ankenman and
Buster Baebel, both heavy hit-

T , „ n 

. 
They are ( aptam Wilson from 

..... 

I , 

. 

, 
the regular members Cap- J o h n T * r l « f n w 

— I Hugh Wolf, young bruiser from

h«*

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included Norman Branch, 

Many spectacular plays spotted 
and Frank 

on 

brilliant 

Howell, Red Midkiff, a n d

the contest. Clark 
James of Baylor vied with Gray Charley Johnson. Vernon Taylor, 
in counting 
univ re turning letterman at 
handed shuts. 
Jean Francis w a s I the position, was out for workout 
the Longhorns' other star on of I but did not pitch. Coach Disch 
arm
fense. 
Little Glenn Thompson, spark I would allow him to hurl several 
intersquad game

plug forward of the visitors, was (innings 

th at Taylor’s 

announced 

o n e - ; 

the 

in 

jeered from the game late in th 
;con<i half on personal fouls.

scheduled

Sat u rda v.

Joe T. Gilbert, member of t h e ! discus thrower of proved worth.

and Bill Cochran of Houston, out- j Deep Eddy teams back when they
fielders. Lettermen lost through won the A. A. U. championship

f ; i , U U 0n ..:U ,U.,le U lPtaln_v.B0!> I

Hall of Nacogdoches, Olivier of
1925 anL ’.26' i s .th e lc»d*r .ol Port" Arthur! and Keeling, a Del-
catcher; Bob Scheer, | the team. Other swimmers on the lasite, are other exceptional pros­
(Tickle) Mitchell, j team are Joe Bowling, State div- • poets in the shot put, while Kent 

arvey, 
it hoi , VV. VV 
tofvstop; and Earl VS cher, first ing champion for 

the last 

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F r o s h G o o d

two 
years; James Terrel, junior div­
ting champion of the State; R o b -: e!'t. |P r a tt\ . fre'f 

 —— 

dvh
ty!e ani! 

lunior respectively, naturally will I 

ision, Mooly Mound ArtUt* 
^ack
Moon and Mooty, senior and I ——----------—---------------------- — —_ j stroke artist (attending St. Ed-
s w a r d s University; Davis Lewis,
e champion of 
Bill Petri, Harry 
Barney Bow- 
Ward, all good

/

The Christian Science Organization
at The University of Texas, Austin, Texas

announces a
FREE LECTURE
on
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

b y

JAMES G. ROWELL, C. S.
o f Kansas City, Missouri

M e m b e r of 
t h e Board of L e c t u r e s h i p of T h e M o t h e r C h urch , 
I he F i r s t C h u r c h of C h r i s t , S c i e n t i s t , in B o s to n . M a s s a c h u s e t t s 
H o g g M e m orial A u d ito riu m , T h e U n i v e r s i t y of T e x a s C a m p u s 
( G u a d a l u p e a n d 24 S t r e e t s )

FR IDA Y , FEBR U AR Y 16, 8 o ’clock p. rn.

T he Public is C ordially Invited 

to A t t e n d

M oyn ih an O fficia lly 
A cc ep ts A ssista n tsh ip

bec i

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d from Tim Moynihan o: 
itract offered by the Boart

o f Regents to assist Jack Chef** 
igny in football, Miss Alice Ar­
cher, secret art to Chairman VV K. 
Metzenthin of the Athletic Coun­
cil. 

.said Thursday.

in 1929, 

Moynihan, all-American center 
tele­
for Notre Dame 
that he 
graphed 
from Chicago 
this 
late 
would arrive in Austin 
to assume his duties as 
month 
the Longhorns. 
line coach 
Coach Chevgny, visiting at his 
home 
Indiana, will probably 
be away until February 25.

to 

in 

Spring training for the Steers 
opens March 3, with present in­
dications for a crop of almost 
IOO candidates 
the 
first call.

answer 

to 

- o-

Alpha Xi Delta announces the 
formal pledging of Jo Strauch of 
Kerrville and Helen E. Crawford 
of Friona.

;ht in two runners: Captain Travis Perrenot, San Antonio, I

t lyde McDowell who 
tallied a 
couple of tries; and Ferd Gever 
and Bitser Garrison who counted 
wi * h on eai h.

( level and Garrison led the hit­
ting for the second team with a 
three-bagger and a double respec­
tively. The regulars’ slender lead . 
to some degree by 
was caused 
Buster Baebel who failed to con- 
nee: and experienced a bad day) 
a' the hat. Baebel, Ankeman, Hil­
liard, Brandes, Undue, ami Mc- 
Dowell are the lads who will do 
the heaviest stick work for the 
Longhorns 
this season. The ab­
sence of Chick Gannon, leading 
j batsman of 
team who 
the 1933 
; failed to become eligible, will be 
a decided disadvantage to 
t h e 
nine in conference competition.

man pitcher

past spring;

- 

ll , 

doner a few years ago. i e 
.B 

freshman 
Ed Steves, San Antonio, is the 
only squad man catcher available, 
and sophomore candidates include 
Bob Caruthers, Moody; 
Jimmy 
Hay, Waco; VVal’ace Martin, Lock­
ney.

By the 

to find 

promising 

sophomore 

base post a b i t 

time he gets through 
with basketball, Tommy Hutto is 
the competition for 
apt 
his first 
stiff. 
Marshall Langley c>f Fentres 
a 
first 
sacker, and. in addition. Mike Dil­
lingham, squadman 
F ort 
Worth, h a s his eye on the p o s i ­
tion. Competition here, however, 
probably won t be anywhere near 
as intense as a t second base and 
shortstop, neither of which posi­
tion- h a s any lettermen a v a i l a b l e . 
< andidates for second base include

from 

Oscar Eckhait, 
horn alulete who 
Pacific Coast league 
worked out with 

| preparation 
J with the San hrarteisco Missions, when not pitching. 

ha- 

the --- 

the squad 

led 
iii batting.

former Long- three gquadmen, including J o h n n y ! 
'
- 
Weaver, Refugio; Travis Voelkel, j 
Shelby; and Cliff Domingue. Port
in Arthur. There is a possibility that 
for his third season Jake Mooty might occupy this spot 
Prospective 
include Bill Couser, 
Phil 
junior

Crigler, Crawford, Miss., 

sophomore; 

Jane Weiner!, duchess of Texas Eckhart will probably work out j shortstops 
at the Mardi Gras in G alveston,; daily with the Steers for two or Breckenridge, 
I three weeks. 
returned to Austin Wednesday. 

is a cinch to retain his third base 
post, b a n in g accidents. He ro­
. ceived much All-Southwest Con­
ference mention the past year.

Marie Johnson and Mildred Bet­
tis are the girl members of the 
team. Miss Johnson forced Babe 
Dillard to break a record in the

Candidates for the berths now 50-yard free style last summer ini 

in 

three 

the outfield in-1 

Coach Barlow rates 

two squad men an,d 

the most promising girl swimmers 
Sodd and Loewen- of the State although she is only ;

occupied by Lo^vvenstein, Sodd the State meet in Fort Worth,
and Cochran 
elude 
sophomores. 
stein probably are fixtures for tho 13 years old.
year in left and center, for both j The varsity swimmers have had 
this 
received considerable all-confer- several dual practice meets 
once mention the past year, but j spring winning from Houston “ Y” 
Cochran probably veil! find plenty! in Austin and losing by a three-, 
I of competition fo r his post in right point margin in Houston to the 
field. 

] same team last Saturday night.

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tire d o f th in g s , a l t e r t h e ir ideas, a n d s e e k e v e r - n e w a v e n u e s to g r e a t e r c o m f o r t a n d h a p 
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time”— » e’U bet that Jimmy 
Kitts will boffin drilling this policy 
into his Rico Owls anytime now. 
Tuesday night when 
the Texas 
Christ san University Horned Frogs 
played the Owls at Houston, the 
Toads were on the small end of 
the score until almost the end of 
the game. At the half Rice led 
by a IT to 13 score. Failure to 
freeze the ball during the last four 
minutes 
second-place 
the 
cost 
Owls the game.

W i t h 

f o u r m i n u t e * 

l e f t 
t o 
p l a y t h e R i c e t e a m 
l e d b y s i x 
po i nt * . S o u n d s t r a t e g y d i c t a t e d 
b a l l , p l a y 
h o l d t he 
t h e O wl * 
ki l l a* m u c h 
c a u t i o u s l y , a n d 
B u t F l o y d 
t i m e a t p o t t i b l e . 
s o p h o ­
K e l l e y , e l o n g a t e d R i c e 
m o r e c e n t e r , 
l o n g 
s h o t * f r o m n e a r m i d c o u r t . E a c h 
t i m e h e m i s t e d a n d t h e F r o g g i e s 
t h e b a c k ­
g r a b b e d 
b o a r d a n d 
t h e 
R i c e g o a l .

t h e bal l o f f 

t o w a r d 

t h r e e 

t o o k 

t e n t 

it 

Perkins, T. C. V. guard, scored 
the winning field goal with a daz­
zling one-handed shot in the last
30 seconds. Tile Owls must have 
looked long at the 2.*-J7 .-core on 
the board and wondered just how 
the Christians happened to be on 
the long end of the tally.

N o t i c e T r a c k M e n 
A l l t r a c k m e n a r e u r g e d 
t o 
c o m e t o t h e m e e t i n g thi s a f t e r ­
n o o n a t 5 o ' c l o c k , as p r e p a r a ­
t i o n s a r e b e i n g m a d e 
t h e 
t r i a l m e e t S a t u r d a y . T h i s t ri al 
IO 
m e e t wi l l d e t e r m i n e w h i c h 
m e n wi l l g o t o L a r e d o F e b r u ­
a r y 2 2 .

f o r 

C o a c h C l y d e L i t t l e f i e l d

T e x a s , a l t h o u g h p r o s p e c t s a r e 
f o r a n u n u s ­
l o o m i n g b r i g h t l y 
is g o ­
u a l l y s t r o n g t r a c k t e a m , 
i n g 
t o s e e p l e n t y o f c o m p e t i ­
t i o n f r o m t h e s c h o o l a t C o l l e g e 
S t a t i o n . C o a c h A n d e r s o n 
is 
b u i l d i n g his C a d e t t e a m a r o u n d 
a 
l e t t e r m e n , 
h e a d e d b y C a p t a i n R e d A k i n s . 
T h e F a r m e r s s h o u l d h e e s p e c ­
i a l l y s t r o n g in m o s t f i e l d e v e n t s , 
in b o t h 
t h e 
h a d f - i m l e r a c e .

t h e h u r d l e s , a n d 

n u c l e u s 

1 4 

o f 

n the field, 'ti s said, th e Aggies
la- e sc \ en men ttho have bettered
13(I feet in the Hiscus ant 4<» feet
in he ehot events . Three of these
’ha'. e done better than I ii
feet in
the discus. Top; >in«r this group i>
Bo:rec Irwin who holds th I* South-
we t Conference
record
ani who has bettered Iou feet with
the discus.

shot-put

T h e r e wi l l b e a m e e t i n g o f 
al! t h e m e m b e r s o f all t h e t e n ­
ni s s q u a d s 
t o d a y a t 5 o ’c l o c k 
in G r e g o r y G y m 2 1 0 .

D . A . P e n i c k .

It 

f o r 

t w o 

f a c t 

t h a t 

t h e i r 

is a k n o w n 

t h e 
A g g i e s ' w e a k e s t e v e n t s w i l l h e 
r a c e s . W h e n 
t h e 
r e l a y 
t o 
t h e A . & M. C a d e t s c o m e 
A u s t i n A p r i l 7 
f i r s t 
m e e t o f t h e y e a r t h e y w i l l s e e 
s o m e n i c e r e l a y r u n n i n g . Y e s ­
t e r d a y w h e n 
t h e O r a n g e a n d 
W h i t e t h i n i y - c l a d s w e r e h a v i n g 
t r y o u t s 
i n t h e q u a r t e r m i l e r e ­
l a y , t h e T e x a s l a d s c l o c k e d o f f 
a s e t o f f i g u r e s 
t h a t m a d e a 
b r o a d s m i l e p l a y a c r o s s C o a c h 
T h e 
C l y d e L i t t l e f i e l d ’s 
t i m e o f t h e f i r s t s q u a d w a s k e p t 
it m u s t h a v e 
u n d e r c o v e r , b u t 
b e e n p l e n t y g o o d b e c a u s e 
t h e 
s e c o n d t e a m c o m p l e t e d t he d i s ­
t a n c e 

in 4 3 . 8 s e c o n d s .

f a c e . 

D orm itory E lects

R om b erg P resid en t

Marvin Romberg was elected 
president of 
the {.it;ic Campus 
Dormitory Association at a meet­
ing of the association Tuesday

1 ight. Jake Pickle was named vice 

president and Thomas Joe William­
son secretary-tre&surer.

Harvey Voelkor was elected edi­
to r of the Little Campus Free 
Press, and Evans Whitney was 
chosen sergi ant-at-arm-. Harold 
H. Denisch received the honorary j 
office of po,-Iman of the associ a - i 
lion.

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Classes in Red ( ros-> Life Sav­
ing for men will start Monday and 
Tuesday, F ebruary 19 and 20, at
2 o’clock at the pool in Gregory I 
Gymnasium and will continue over
a period of two week Al! men J 
interested 
instruc­
tion should see C L. Kelly dur­
ing the free sv rn mi rig period be­
and 5 o ' d o k
tween 3 o’clock 

life saving 

in 

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