T od ay’s Q uotation

N oth in g can be lastin g w h e n reason d o es 

not rule.— Rufus.

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V O L U M E X X X V I

C O M P L E T E 

I N T E R N A T I O N A L N E W S W I R E S E R V I C E

THE DAILY TEXAN

The First College Daily in the South

; 

T od ay’s New * T ip

A n ed ito ria l on th e “L a m e n ta b le Inci- 

! d e n t” ap p e a rs on p a g e fou r to d ay .

A U S T IN , T E X A S , S A T U R D A Y , M A R C H 2, 193 5

F O U R P A G E S T O D A Y

No. 131

Lack of Funds Benedict Decries Effigy Prank JJltler V'SI0"S
; ................. ... • • • • •; • 
Prevent New 
Work Projects DaVlSSOn to F ight I UltlOn n o is e Friendship

Franco-Reich

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• 

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Greetings to the Swarm of Exes 
Living In or Outside Texas

Greetings to the swarm of Exes 
Living in or outside Texas;
Special, warmest, friendliest greetings 
To those attending March 2 meetings!

Texas Exes 
Pay Tribute 
To Republic

State Board 
Tie-up 
Division 
Rural Relief

in 

F aces

Every Eastland Solon 
Excepting Says He Favors

3,700 Petition 
Against Fee Hike

iu 

in 

located 

Thirty-seven hundred s ig n a ­
tu res were placed on the p eti­
tion 
c o n v en ien t 
places on the cantpus F riday to 
tuition 
increase 
oppose an 
fees. The petition, 
in cluding 
lists for w in k in g and 
separate 
stud en ts, w a s 
non-working 
placed on tab les 
in six bu ild­
ings on the cam pus and in fro n t 
o f the T ex a s Union. The idea 
w as sponsored by the Y ou n g 
D em ocrats, who received 
the 
aid of the Comptroller 
in s e ­
curing loca tio ns and m aterials 
to cond u ct a survey o f stu d en t 
sen tim ent.

The p etition s will he placed 
on the tab les again today. The 
Y oung D em ocrats hope to get 
at least six thousand names.

In an e f f o r t 

to present a 
clear case to the L egislature, 
tw o stu d en ts are com pilin g f i g ­
ures from the R egistrar’s O f ­
fice, the C om ptroller’s O ffice , 
and the o ff ic e o f the Dean of 
in an e f f o r t to 
Stu d en t L ife 
find 
financial 
av erag e 
stan d ing of stu d en ts who come 
to the U n iversity.

the 

President Blames 
‘Irresponsible 
And Foolish Boys’

P resident IL Y. B ened ict issued 
the fo llo w in g sta tem en t yesterday 
reg ard ing the h a n g in g 
in e f f i g y 
of R epresen tative Harold Davison 
by a group o f stu d en ts I hursday 

night:

“ To hang in e f f i g y a 
la w fu lly eng ag ed 

ficial 
what he b elieves to be his duty, 
is an act wholly u nw orthy of a n y ­
one 
in The U n iv ersity of Texas. 
The act m ay have been, doubtless 
was, 
th ou g htless or playful 
prank of a fe w irresponsible and 
the 
foolish boys, 
blush o f shame to all of us who 
love the U niversity.

y e t it brings 

the 

the 

“ To train boys to discuss p u b ­
lic questions fa irly and openly and 
reasonably on their merits, 
is a 
chief d u ty 
University* 
of 
hence this u n reason in g and secre t 
and u n fa ir act 
is as treasonable 
to U n iv e rsity ideals as it is m o r t i ­
f y i n g 
the great m ajority o f 
students and to the entire facu lty.
“ Sp eak in g personally, I must 
say 
this act o f vandalism 
hurts me much more than it can 
hurt Mr. D avison .”

that 

to 

Old $ IOO Bill 
Still Unclaimed

Fine to Give 
Illustrated Talk 
On Mountains

talk 

Eben G. Fine, perhaps the dis­
coverer of the A rapahoe Glacier 
that 
lies betw een the North and j 
South Arapahoe Peaks, will speak 
on “ Rambles Through the Rock­
ies” T u esd ay night, March 5. at 
8 o'clock in the G eology Building j 
auditorium. The 
is being 
sponsored by the ( Hitters 1 lub.

in clu d ing 

The lecture will cover virtu ally I 
the entire m ountain area of Colo- j 
rado 
the Mesa Verde 
N ational Park with its c li f f d w el­
ling ruins, the San Juan Moun­
tains, 
th e Rocky Mountain N a ­
the R oosev elt N a ­
tional Park, 
tional Forest, the co u n tr y in the 
regions, and 
Eldora 
are 

sec tio n s tha t 

and Ward 

; many o ther 

well-known to tourists.

lover, 

lecturer,” 

Mr. Fine, who has been called 
traveler, p h o to g ­
“ nature 
rapher, and 
is a bu si­
ness man with a hobby——p h otog ­
his hobby while 
raphy. U sin g 
Rocky 
rambling 
M ountains, he has made a series 
of p hotographs which 
he will 
show as hand-colored slides to il- 

through 

the 

i lustrate his talk.

Since the discovery o f the A ra ­
la rgest in the
pahoe Glacier, the 
Colorado Rockies, five others have 
been discovered. Many tourists, 
scientists, and student" from the 
U n iversity 
sum mer 
school visit the region each year.

o f Colorado 

A m o n g 
tells 

the stories which Mr. 
Fine 
is one c o n cer n in g his 
adven tu re on this ice field alone 
on J uly 14, 1900. 
It is on this 
ice field that “ red s n o w ” may be 
found.

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A . F. of L. A s k s V o t e 
O n A u t o Strike

DET R O IT . March I;— ( I N S ) — 
The A m erica n Federation of La 
bor to d a y announced it has asked 
its mem bership in the motor plants
to decide w heth er a gen eral a u t o ­
mobile w ork ers’ strike shall be 
called.

organizer, 

announced 

Francis J. Dillon, ch ief auto 
at 
plant 
that 
10:30 o ’clock 
the auto w orkers cou n cil o f the 
A. F. o f L. ha- ordered a strike 
vote 
ITO a u ­
tomobile unions.

in the F e d era tio n ’s 

this morning 

l f the workers vote to strike, 
the council Will call the walkout, 
a ff e c t in g 
t w o 
a pp roxim ately 
thousand men, Dillon said.
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K ing of S ia m
T o A b d i c a t e

L O N D O N , Mar. 

I — ( I N S ) — In 
t ho s e c l u s i o n o f his co u n try es 
’ate, Knowle Park Mansion. Sur­
rey, King Prajadhipok o f Siam 
is 
drafting hi s degree of abdication, 
it was learned today.

d e fin itely 

The Orie ntal monarch, who v is ­
ited the Unit od S ta tes som e years 
age*, decided 
re­
n ounce his 
throne when he r e ­
ceived word that the S iam ese Na 
tional A ssem bly had rejected hi" 
dem ands regarding constitutional 
reform.
Brin 

Ananda, 

n e p h e w 

to 

Prajadhipok and who 
school, 
him.

i" ex p ecte d 

is now 

of 
in 
.succeed 

to 

The $ 1 0 0 bill which an F. E. 
R. A. worker fou n d last y ear in 
the p a ges o f a book from the 
Gilm er esta te is still unclaimed.
Severa l of the heirs of the 
G ilm er esta te responded to c o m ­
m u nications co n cer n in g the bill, 
but one or two of the heirs who 
are 
fo reign cou n tries have 
not y e t been heard from. U n ­
til th ey answ er, nothing will be 
done 
the hill, E. W. 
Winkler, bibliographer, said.

about 

in 

T he bill was issued 

in 1804 
from the N ational Bank of Cin­
cinnati, Ohio. Max Mehl, coin 
collector o f Fort Worth, has 
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Texans Request 
Oil Bill Hearing

Three state o ffic ia ls joined y e s ­
terday 
in u rgin g T e x a s ’s d e le g a ­
tion in C ongress to affo rd T exas 
a hearing on the pen din g bill by 
Sen ator Thomas and C on gressm an 
D isn ey of Oklahoma, provid ing for 
Federal control o f the oil 
indus­
try, Internation al N ew s S ervice 
reported.

T elegra m s to S en ators Connally 
Sheppard, V ice-P resid ent 
a n d 
Garner, and C on gressm en 
Sam 
Rayburn and Marvin Jones, w ere 
sen t by Governor Ja m es V. A l l - ! 
red, A ttorn ey General VV iliiam 
McGraw, and E rn est O. T h o m p ­
son, chairman 
i 'ommission.

o f "the R a ilr o a d : 

All asked that a hearin g for the 
in 

latter part of March or early 
April be arranged.

“ The d em o cracy o f T ex a s is u n ­
alterably pledged aga inst Fed eral 
control," said McGraw,

Allred pointed o u t that m ea s­
ures to p reven t w aste w ere now 
p en d in g b efore th e T ex a s L eg is­
lature, and asserted that 90 per 
c e n t o f the oil 
industry w as o p ­
posed to F ederal control.

Thompson asserted the C onnally 
in ter-state ship­
in e xce ss 
that w a- 
to su p p lem en t sta te e n ­

bill, preven tin g 
m e n t s of oil produced 
o f allowables, was all 
needed 
fo rcem ent.

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J a p a n ’s P a ct Cause 
O f O ffic ia l C on cern

W A S H IN G T O N . March 

I. 

(I N S ) The- United 
S tates and 
Great Britain today took o fficia l 
joint c og niza nce of the* reported 
S in o-Ja pa n e-e a g r e e m e n t whereby 
Japan would extend 
it" control 
o vc*i China through financial a s­
sistance.

Ronald Lindsay, the British am- 
ha.""ador, co n ferred with William 
c n otary o f state, 
Phillips, acting 
on the m atter at 
the S ta t '1 D e ­
partm ent.

D e fin ite inch. a to m s were fo rth ­
co m in g fio m o ffic ia l quarters that 
this g ov ern m en t wa" deeply c o n ­
ge) nod over J a p a n ’s apparent a t ­
tempt 
fin an cial assist- 
ance as a m ean s of achievin g a 
form of guai ciian.ship over China.

to utilize 

Decrease in Fees

“ I w an t to make 

it ab solutely j 
clear that there are two m em bers j 
o f the House w ith similar n am es,” 
Represen tative G eorge A. D avis- j 
stated Friday, 
son o f Eastland 
“ and that it was Howard Davison 
of Rotan and n ot m y s e lf who in ­
troduced the bill to raise U n iv er­
sity 
people, 
k n ow in g me as a U niversity s t u ­
dent, have had the idea that I in- 
troducecd the 
is not 
j true. I am opposed to its passage 
and will work to d e fe a t it.” 

fees. Many 

bill. That 

tuition 

i 

Davisson 

is a stu d en t in 

t h e 
U niversity School of Law and 
is 
i known as the author o f the un­
em p loy m en t insurance bill which
labor
will be heard 
next
co m m ittee of 
week,

the 
befo re 
the House

o f 

education 

in 
increase 

Me a n s E n r o l l m e n t D e c r e a s e
“ I am prepared to help in 

the 
fig h t o f friends o f the U niversity 
general 
and 
again st this proposed 
in 
tu itio n ,” Davisson r e i t e r a t e d . 
“ The p assage o f this 
mean a sudden drop o f from 1,500 
to 2,0 00 stu d e n ts in the U n iv e r ­
s i t y ’s enrollm ent, not to speak o f 
the d ecreases which it will make 
at other State-su p ported sch oo ls.”

bill will I 

“ If this bill was passed, 

the j 

versity, hut our purpose 
I th e rin g higher education 
the 
I have some place 

i playboys and playgirls could con- 
! t i nue to go to school at the I iii* 
in fur- J 
to 
is 
State 
where the poor boy or the pool 
girl who is striving for an educa- 
i tion and who bas to work every 
1 step of the w ay can have an op­
portunity to put h im self on equal 
f o o t in g with his well-to-do n eig h ­
bor.",” Davisson declared.

in 

F a vo r s L o w e r Tuition 

! 

“ Instead of fa v o r in g this bill, I 
p ersonally would 
like to see the 
present tuition f e e s reduced from 
the present rate o f $25 per se m e s ­
ter to $15 or $20. This 
is ce r ­
tainly in line with our theory, e x ­
pounded by our 
for efath e rs, o f 
fr e e public ed u cation . N o t only 
should we make high school e d u ­
cation available w ithout charge to 
our school children, but we should 
also work to make the in stitutions 
of higher lea rn in g available to e v ­
an
ery person w ho w an ts to get 
e d u c a tio n ,” Davisson
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concluded.

Expert to Exhibit 
Television Set

A dem onstration of the science 
o f television will be given today 
IO o ’clock 
from 3 o ’clock until 
the Physics Building auditor- 
in 
W en dell McMahill, H olly­
ium.
wood, pioneer in the field of t e l e ­
vision. will o ff e r this d em o n s tra ­
tion, sponsored 
by the D e p a it- 
m ent o f P hysics o f the I niversity.
During the dem on stration , the 
audience will be able to see the 
actual broadcasting anil receivin g 
o f visual im p ression s; will be able 
to see as well as hear the person 
broadcasting.

Mr. McMahill, in his d em on stra ­
tion, will send and receive the im ­
to 
ages o f girls. Girls washing 
are re-
help him 
Ph ysics 
quested to see him in the 
a t IO
B u ild in g 
room 
o ’clock this m orning.

in this work 

lecture 

Mr. McMahill will explain 

t h e 
principle." o f 
television and will 
answ er the question s o f the a u d i­
ence.

IL- said 

that to d a y 

d ev elop m e n t 

television 
in 19 1 8 and 
is where radio was 
1920 and that within the n e x t d e ­
the 
cade 
its advance will equal 
radio. 
present 
over 
There have 
licensed. 
forty television stations 
and 
in the East alone th ere are 
3 5 ,0 0 0 sets now in use. A t pres 
**nt, how ever, there are no t e l e ­
vision sta tion s farther south than 
Kansas City.

already been 

o f 

The admission price to the d e m ­

onstration is 25 cents.

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H O R N B O S T L E 

I N J U R E D

K A N S A S CITY, Mo.. March I. 
(I N S ) Oharle" H o t nbo^tIe, 
f o r ­
mer Indiana U niversity track "tar. 
will not rare- Glenn Cunningham, 
Kansas flash. in the Kd A.C 
in ­
door meet holt* tom orrow night. 
Hornbostle 
that he 
wa." forc ed to withdraw due to an 
injury sustained when he fell 
in 
th*' national A A L. OOO met*-! 
race 

to day wired 

last week.

Approval of new work projects, 
e x c e p tin g rural rehabilitation pro­
jects, w as cut short t o d a y by of- 
t R ials o f the Texas R elief Ad­
ministration because of shortage 
o f funds.

Only supplem ents to carry 

on 
em p lo y m e n t cl&ssificafcion, c o m ­
modity distribution, 
and garden 
p ro je cts where seeds already have 
been contracted fo r will be 
a p ­
h en cefo rth . Adam R. 
proved 
director, 
Johnson, S ta te 
n otified c o u n ty administrators.

relief 

“ A t this ti m e ,” Johnson said, 
“ no assurance can be given co n ­
ce rn in g a llocations o f fu n d s for 
March. E v ery 
adm inis­
tr ator should give serious consid­
eration to the proper and 
e c o ­
nomical use o f fu n d s he now has 
to carry him through this em er­
g en cy .

co u n ty 

E ff e c t iv e March 4, no req u isi­
tions for m aterials, trucks, teams, 
or an y non-personal service item s j 
will be approved for a n y project, 
including sew in g room s and ad-; 
rninistrative projects.

“ A dministrators will 

immedi- 
a tely discontinue all exp en d itu r es 
fo r 
and 
te a m s.”

ow ner-driven 

trucks 

Where it is n ecessary to 

close j 

down projects by virtue of these 
in structions, any non -relief 
per­
son n el assigned to such p rojects 
will be im m ed iately removed from 
the payroll.

The order will result in the su s­
pension o f 
the 
projects 
S ta te in which the com m ission is 
p a yin g for materials or services 
o ther than those provided by re­
lie f labor.

over 

Projects in which the com m is­
is furnishing only b u dgetary 
sion 
long 
r e lie f m ay be continued so 
as within the ju d gm en t o f 
t h e 
adm inistrator he is able to cai rn 
on antler a 
ear-m arked 
federal 
fund.

 

 

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Centennial Coin 
Sale Renewed

The State-w id e campaign 

for 
the pate o f the specially designed 
h alf dollars com m em o rativ e 
of 
the C entennial of T ex as Ind e p en ­
d ence in 1036, to raise the fund 
f o r the construction o f the T ex a s 
Memorial Museum on 
the c a m ­
pus of the U niversity will be r e ­
today, A. Garland Adair, 
newed 
chairm an of 
the A m erican L e ­
gion C entennial com m ittee s p o n ­
sorin g the project, said Friday.
cam paign will 

to o ff ic e , and person 

continue 
through April 21, and during the 
50-day period a house to house. 
o ff ic e 
to 
is exp ected , I om- 
p e r s o n canvass 
the 
mander 
T exa s American Legion, who 
is 
chairman of the distribution c o m ­
mittee, reported.

ll. M. Ainsw orth of 

The 

“John McC urdy, secreta ry of 
the E x -S tu d e n ts’ A ssociation of 
the U n iversity, ha" been asked to 
request 
include 
that T exa s exes 
fe a tu re of their March 2 
as a 
the nation 
throughout 
programs 
an explan ation o f the m ovem ent 
sponsored by the T ex as Legion and 
prepare to take an active part in 
the coin d istribution,” Mr. Adair 
said.

Making 8 o ’clock clashes 

is a 
grav y train to J U L I A N K E S S E L L , 
th at man 
Panhandle. 
from the 
Back home he used to get up early 
for 
en ou gh 
breakfast, and 
some 
th irteen miles to school.

to catch a rabbit 

then run 

S U S A N 

S A N F O R D , how ever, 
it hard being on tim e for 
finns 
She co u ld n ’t eat 
2 o'clock 
it’s 
that 
a 
Perhaps 
labs so 
beauty sleep th at m akes 
in con ven ien t.

lab-. 
heartily. 

under him,” but 

You have all heard Cracks like 
■’< hitting som eone's w ater o f f , ” 
“ Scrubbing his d ec k ,” or “ Run­
ning 
it seem s 
swept 
that WOLF M E E K IN S 
CAUK I B RA Y'S yard clean over 
on T w elfth S tree t, and the latter 
has now kicked over the honey- 
bueket and the b e e s are buzzing

For the good o f so ciety , will 
som eone please 
introduce DO LG 
P E R K I N S to the “ cu te little” D ai- 
1,.site E L E A N O R D A V I S ? 
‘T i­
the only w ay their mutual friends 
will ever have any peace.

Nazi Thinks Saar’s 
Time, as has been its habit for some time, marches on 
Return to Germany
and we come again to March 2, the day of days on which
A F o r t u n a t e Day Texas Exes march forth. Like its predecessors, March 2,
For All Europe
daybreak, 1934, to March I, midnight, 1935, has been a 
period in which all of us have gotten one year older, ex­
little t o 
perienced good and evil fortune, succumbed a little to
u 
t e m p t a t i o n , a n d e x h i b i t e d . I h o p e , s o m e n o b i l i t i e s o f c h a r - th roughout the S tate today in pay-

Banquets Celebrate 
University D a y — 
Benedict to S p e a k 
Over Radio

- perjenced g o o d a n d e v i l 
* 
for 

0f x ^tuihmta
varsity will join with ex-stud* nts

f o r t u n e , s u c c u m b e d a 

S A A R B K U t KEN, March I 

Austin 

, * i * * • 

L i , . 

, * . 

a 

t 

upon the Vee- a r t e r a n d g r e a t n e s s o f s o u l . 

ing trib ute to 

the founders o f the

( j v g ) Coupling 
Franco German friendship with a 
renewed attack 

plea 

S tate of* | celebr atio ns sta ged 
in 

d oing 

a

to

day of 

1,1 a t h l e , i c s w e h a v e m O P P 4d " P S0* * O t,p 0 n e n t? a n d S

H i t e 
the Saar hack 
this evening. 
C lim axing

lo sigh and even yell for a schedule th a t results in a series at about 

’e r h . the Tex a’, Union at T i "
tho fatherland been mopped up by others and our super-rooters continue y ciock. Ex-students will gather
in
time in ap-
hundred cities 
, throughout the United S ta te s to 
pay this sam e tribute in c o n tin u ­
ation of an annual custom w hich 
has made March 2 very d istinctly 
a U n iv e rsity o f T exa s day.

frenzied 0f uninterrupted victories over t e a m s 
to ««>>*liK I everybody ill the United States but us.

/ 
the Saar’s return to German sou, ! 
. 
In at tendance the Main University went up nearly one
the C hancellor 
w aves of thunderous (-hearing that t tho usand — to 7 6 2 2 catalogin' count. As a result, since the
ancient jn c o m e js going down, the cost per student has gone down
echoed throughout 
•This." he said, “ is a fortu n ate so far that the University is iii the cheapest part of the

this 
licked a!’,m,x'matflN

B e n e d i c t to B r o a d c a s t

The m e etin g s over 

spoke b etw een 

t h a t h a v e 

same 

this 

. 

/

 

.

However, there is often a silver lining to

cheap state university class, a condition that ought to 
bother you a good deal and which does bother the' Regents 
very much. However, there is often a
t h e
cloud and the chief glory of the University lies in the tact 
that in rank among the forty-two state universities, 
University of Texas undoubtedly stands among the t o p 1 ooaucast 
third and in cost of running among the bottom third.

f 

-

I 

the S ta te 
will be discussed in the address o f 
Dr. IL Y. B ened ict, p resident o f 
the U n iv ersity , which will he d e­
livered at th e banquet given by
D allas
the T e x a s E x e s Club o f 
n the Acj0jphUS Hotel. The speech
I he j and a part of the program will !>>•
S ou th w est
o ver 
inclu d in g 
Broadcasting 
station KNOW o f A ustin, 8 :3 0 to 
8:45 o ’clock.

System , 

l l ___ 
the 

< U H r A f f

( 2 

| 

, 

day for all Europe.
is 
the return of 

fortu n ate

“ It 
through 
to 

the Reich, 

the

because, 
the Saar 
from

. 

crisis 

S A A R B R U C K E N , M arch 

I. 
( I N S ) — Germany is w illin g to 
wait 15 or 20 years for fr e e ­
dom and equ ality, Chancellor 
A dolf Hitler indicated 
his 
speech to the Saarlanders this 
even in g.

in 

“ free 

He predicted a 

and 
equal Germany, able to feed its 
people" tw e n ty 
hence, 
and pledged ev ery man and 
woman in the Reich to ach ieve 
th at aim by peacefu l means.

years 

which tw o great nations s u f fe r e d 
most can be soonest relieved.
d e fin ite ly 
that 
“ We 
the Saar, relations b e ­
through 
tw een Germ any and France will 
be d e fin ite ly improved.”

hope 

Oil continues to be the chief source of wealth of the 
University, and ignorance among Texas Exes of the real 
condition and merits of the University continues to be its 
chief source of poverty. The result at present, as stated
income that seriously threa tens
above, is a
efficiency. The University, however, will not Quite starve 
to death, and there are signs, especially in the present Leg­
islature, th a t there is an increasing knowledge and a p ­
preciation of the merits of the University and the need ot 
the State for its services.

decreasing 

The huge 

throngs, which 
to place 

Amid the trouble and tumult of the period in which 
we live, a period in which it is hard for the individual to 
on 
keep the wolf from the door and hard for the nation to find 
January 13 voted 
the 
its way to greater happiness and justice and wealth, the 
Baar under the Nazi banner a fter 
I University is par t of the answer to the central question :
f ifte e n years of L eague o f Na* 
tions rule, cheered loudly at t h i s | 
m a n lGn(j sense enough to solve the problems of mod-
S r S J F S *ThZ to S e e m society and unselfishness enough to a d o p t the best 
solutions when found? It takes both the Golden Rule and
♦ traditional en em y. 
“ It must be possible," Hitler | the Universities of the World to answer this question al -
it was to help answer this 
firmatively and happily, and
*
«
founded
universities were 
question happily 
that state
and are maintained.

I continued, “ that 
two 
“ that 
tw o gr ea t na
join hands 
' tions can join hands 
mon work to withstand the c a la m ­
ities that are th rea ten ing to bury 
Europe.

"Just as wo are strivin g 
peace, so do we hope F rance 
striving also.

“ But may all statesmen r«**liz*> the welfare of the University, but in the main have
a m ong Y o u r s e l v e s . S o r r o w over t h e p a s s i n g

But March 2 is a day of rejoicing and local reunions
among the Texas Exes. At your meetings think first a little
about the welfare of the world, think second a little about
a good 
of the 
that there is nothing to ho gained 
bv 
to pieces. 
remember
Blood 
he paper docu m en ts in the world, • t h a t the new building will be in fifty years de ar e r still to
Blood is the loudest voice of m a n ­
loll the
many more e x e s than those now in e x i s t e n c e , 
It drowns out ev ery th in g 
kind. 
ancient yarn, renew your youth, warm your hearts, go home
e ls e .”
happier. Blessings upon each and all of you!

.
is a stron ger tie than a l l ' old Main Building, so de ar to many of us, but

tearin g a nation 

in a com f 

f<>? 
is 

paper

*

»

*

,

H . Y . B E N E D I C T , c l a s s o f 1 8 9 2 .

The Rev. L awrence W h a rton 
will be the c h ie f speaker at the 
dinner in the T exas I Ilion. ^ The 
program will begin at 8 :3 0 o clock 
with a roll call by ten-vear groups, 
b egin n in g w ith 1880 and con tin u -

t hrough 1930 

P r o g r a m A r r a n g e d

Included on the Au"tin program 
will be an invocation by the Rev. 
Edmund H einsohn. a sin g -son g led 
b y Dan Greider, stunts by 
the 
comic tram o f Jarrell and N eig h ­
bors, c ow b o y songs by the U n i­
versity M en’s Glee C lub, a story 
by J.' Frank Dobie. a speech by 
Hubert Jones on the work o f the 
E x -S tu d e n ts’ A ssociation, a speech 
by Fred Adams, president of A u s ­
tin ex -s tu d e n ts, on “ D ream s of an 
Ex for T e x .” and music by a trio 
! con sistin g o f Miss Myra Smith, 
Mrs. Louis Jo u gh m , and Mrs, M. 
L, B egem an.

Mr, A dam s will be 

ter, and Hilliard F. N itschke 

t o a s tm a s ­
is 
I chairman o f the com m ittee on at- 
j tendance and a rran gem en ts. Of- 
! fie ors will be nominated by a com - 
! m ittee headed by Judge J. VV. Mc*

F a c u l t y Member* to S p e a k

State. 

P rom inen t “ e x e s ” o f the I ni­
versity will address other g a th e r ­
S pea k ers 
ings over the 
from the cam pus and th e group 
they will address are as fo llo w s:
T C. T aylor, dean of the C o lleg e 
of E n g ineerin g, at C lebu rn e; Tra 
P. H ildebrand, dean o f th e Sc h oo l 
of Law, at H ouston; Dr. E. K. M c­
Ginnis, professor o f b u sin ess a d ­
ministration, at San A n g elo ; John 
A. McCurdy, execu tive se creta ry 
of 
the E x-S tudent"’ A ssociation, 
a* T em p le; Tim M oynihan, f o o t ­
ball 
line coach, at Fort W orth; 
H. J. L utcher Stark, m em b er o f 
the Board o f R egen ts, at B e a u ­
mont*. E. C H. Bantel. assistan t 
| dean o f the C ollege o f E n gin e er- 
! ing, at Giddings; Dr. S. L. Joekel, 
in Bible, at H illsboro;
j instructor 
E. J. Mathews, registrar, at Vic- 
I t o r i a : and W. E. M etzenthin,
o f the I niversity A th­
ch a: mu 
letic Council, at A b ilen e ; Miss 
Roily ( ’rawford, form erly with th**
I )■ partment of English, w ill a d ­
dress a m e etin g o f Panhandle stu- 
dents in Amarillo.

Saar Celebrates 
Return to Germany

S A A R B R U C K E N , March 

I.
( I N S ) - T w en ty -fiv e persons were 
and 
carried o f f 
stretch ers 
in 
the 
scores fainted today when 
re­
S aa r’s celebration over 
its 
turn 
its 
reached 
to G erm an y 
climax with a huge parade b efore 
Chancellor Hitler.

to 

Propaganda Minister Paul 

J o- 
the 
soph Goebbels appealed 
fa-
crowd to proceed 
for
shion to g o ver n m e n t house 
It was 
another dem on stra tio n. 
estim a ted 5 0 ,0 00 storm troopers, 
police, and m em bers o f the Hitler 
Youth paraded.

in orderly 

S o lo n s D isa g r ee 
O n Air Mail Rat es

W A S H IN G T O N . March 

I. 

(I N S ) — C ongressional d is a g re e­
the 
m ent over proposal" giving 
Interstate C ommerce Commission 
authority 
contract 
rates of air mail operators today 
th reatened 
r e q u e s t s 
leg isla tion 
by President Roosevelt for linan 
etal r elief of the carriers.

increase 

to 

A 

.special c om m ittee com pose I 
of House and S en ate m em bers and 
r ep resen ta tiv es of the I, C , ( and 
Post O ffice D epartm ent had been 
named by the President to forum 
fo r Con­
late recom m endations 
gress.

of 

Members 

committee 
the 
to ag ree on allowing rat* 
failed 
future 
in creases of ex istin g and 
contracts House sponsors o f at 
mail legislation who sat with the 
group favored the in crease while 
senator McKellar 
( D) o f Tenn 
essee, chairman of the S en a te post 
o ff ic e com m itee, sign fled op p osi­
tion.

As a result, a sub co m m ittee of 
the House post o f f ic e com m ittee 
approved a proposal perm itting th*
I < , C. to laise com p en sation ot 
cai liers up to 20 per cent when 
ever the operators can show pi oof 
that they are losing money on their 
cont i acts.

This Cigar Thief 
Is in for Trouble

th ief who 

DE T R O IT , March I . — (I N S ) 
- —The 
took 2 5 ,0 0 0 
cigars from Daniel M cFarren’s 
truck last night is dallying with 
sudden death.

form er 

gov ern or 

The cig ars w ere con sign ed 
to Oklahoma City, and, accord- 
mg
Murray, 
Oklahoma, was the co nsig n ee 
som e o f them .
Those best 

reports, “ A lf a l f a Rill*
of
of

in form ed know 
that “ A lfa lfa Bill's” cigars are 
stog ies what an 
to 
earthq u ak e 
i n f a n t s 
sneeze.

ordinary 

to an 

is 

So, M cFarren, of 

the Mc- 
to 
the cigars back and no 
the

Farren Company, promises 
take 
questions a ked, providing 
robber has survived.

Ex-Justice H o l m e s 
' H old in g His O w n ’

W A SH IN G T O N . March 

I. 

Former A ssociate Justice 
(I N S ) 
t h e 
Oliver W en dell H olm es o f 
reported 
Suprem e Court was 
“ holding his o w n ” 
in a mid day 
bulletin issued at his home today.
The renow ned jurist, who will 
be 94 years old next w eek , wa" 
described as “ doing very well." 
there was “ no 
The b ulletin "aid 
c h a n g e ” 
is 
s u f fe r in g 
from bronchial pneu ­
monia and has been receivin g o x y ­
for sev eral days.
gen 

in his condition. He 

treatment 

C AR S T I L L M I S S I N G

No 

trace of 

the 1934 model 
Ford sedan which was stolen from 
Lloyd Davidson, head yell leader 
and las* student, th*- night of F eb­
ruary 24, in front o f Scottish Rite 
D or m itoiy has been found, police
i
t o fficials reported

G en eral R e v e n u e 
W a r ran ts Called In

General revenue warrants 
up
will
to and 
including No. 3>,89t> 
D e ­
be paid bv the S tate Treasury 
a n -
an 
to 
partm ent, 
a ccording 
Fri-
ffice
noun cem en t from that
w a n ant -
da y. This 
issued ii)) to N ovem b er 2.

include® all

C o nfedera te 

The departm ent a!"® offer* 
purchase 
pen 
warrant" up to and inclu d ing 
July, 1 93 4 . issue if they have 
been discounted, and up to 
in cluding the July, IIM.*, issu< 
gardless o f whether or n ot 
havo be* n dis* o u n tcd.

el to 
-ion 
the 
not 
and 
re­
file y

from

an n o u n cem en t 

t md was esti- j 

to head a dele g a tio n 

A llred to G iv e T a x 
M e s s a g e M o n d a y

the
jury Departm ent also stated 
t h e d e f i c i t i n tin* g e n e r a l r e v ­
fund was $ 7 , 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 co m ­

An 
T rea? 
that
enue 
pared with $ 0,7 5 0 ,0 0 0 on Fehru- j 
ary 14. The d eficit in the C o n­
f e d e r a l * pension 
mated at $ I, * 50.000.

O f fic e r s will be elected at the 
various 
in* mg", and I he p r e si­
dents elected will be also ex-ofti- 
cio vice-chairm en o f the R ound­
up. which will be held on 
the 
cam pu s April 5, 6, and 7. The 
speakers at the m eetin g s will give 
the ex students 
in atte n d an ce a 
personal invitation to tak e part in 
th** R ound-Up activities. The o f ­
ficers o f the groups will be e x ­
pected 
to 
the cam pus during the Round-! i>- 
in Dallas, “ One 
Hundred Years of So n g and D ance 
in T orcas,” will be giv en entirely 
’The Alamo." a 
by ex-stud en ts. 
Leslie Jackson, 
poem w ritten by 
J am es V, A llred’s 
o f The Dallas
editorial writer
eagerly aw aited m essa ge on t a x ­
ation will be submitted p e r s o n a l l y N e w s and form er e x e c u tiv e sec re­
E x -S tu d e n ts’ Assoeia 
tion, will begin the program, h o l­
low in g will be music and dances 
rep resen tin g 
in 
T ex a s history, in cluding a solo by 
Miss Mary Lilt*, a q uartei com ­
posed o f Mrs. Albert T oole, Jr., 
Miss Roger Harris, Miss Lile, and 
B iu n e Schmidt; a solo, “ Hom e on 
S ee E XE S. p. I

The Governor has been w orking 
on the m essage for several weeks, 
and on it will h in ge som e of the 
major policies of his ad m in istra ­
tion.

at a joint session 
ture at 10:15 o'clock 
morning, he said.

e f the L e g i s l a - 1 to ry of the

various periods 

The program 

G overnor 

Monday

- ----------- o ---------------
R O Y A L T I E S D E C R E A S E

Oil royalties paul to the U n i­
versity for F ebruary, 1 935, show 
,i d ecrease from those o f the same 
month of the previous year. 
In 
F ebruary, 193*4. the I niversity re­
ceived 
pay­
last month were $68,- 
ment" for 
lo y a lties 
980.21. 
The 
from U niversity mineral 
leases 
was $1 5 ,5 6 5 , according to a re­
port from the T exas Land Office.

$7 4,348.16, while 

annual 

The Weather

Cloudy

today.

D A L L A S ,
E a st T ex a s: 
warmer,

fair. Warmer.

I.— t IN S ) —* 
March 
S aturday cloudy and

W est T exas: S a tu rd a y generally 

 Rice Owls Continue in Championship Race By Defeating Longhorns, 34 to 28
Frances Hall Stars to Lead Independent II to Swimming Victory

SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1935

Six Men Chosen 
For University 
Golf T earn

Six me n w v r e chos en 

to m a ke 
up t he U n i v e r s i t y g o l f t e a m F r i ­
day, a f t e r on e of t h e l owe s t sc or ­
ing q u a l i f y i n g r o u n d s d u r i n g t he 

c o a c hi n g e x p e r i e n c e of H a r v e y 
P e ni ck, coac h of t h e t e a m . T h e 
in 
six, who t u r n e d 
l ow e s t 
t h i r t y - s i * holes 
t h e 
s c or e s ov e r 
a n d who will r e p r e s e n t t h e U n i ­
v e r s i t y a r e E d Whi t e , Nelson 
Mu n ge r , J i mm i e Smi t h, R a y m o n d 
R a mse y, Bill We l c h, a n d R o b e r t

t h e 

Fid W h i t e led t he p a r a d e t o t h e
t h i r t y- s i xt h g r e e n wi t h a 
s p a r k ­
ling r o u n d of 148. W h i t e e x p e r i ­
e n c e d a bit o f t r o u b l e on t h e ini­
tial e i g h t e e n , , c o m i n g 
in w i t h a 
77, b u t r e g a i n e d hi- usua l f o r m 
on t h e fi na l r o u n d t o sc or e a sub- 
p a r 71. Nelson , p l u n g e r a n d J i m -

in 

dc 

t h i ' 

T h e 

race, 

t e a m e m e r g e d 

e n d i n g A n to ni o b e c a u se o f his 

l e a g u e 
wi t h r u n n e r - u p honors.

rn:*1 S mi t h 
ti ed f o r s econd place 
wi t h a paiv of 1 4 9 ’s. M u n g e r shot 
t he f i r st e i g ht e e n a n d 73 
76 on 
f r e s h m a n b a s k e t e e r s will 
t he f i nal r o u n d. S mi t h c a m e
on 
m i s s J i m m y Voss, g u a r d , w ho w a s 
t h r o u g h with a con-i .-tent 75-74. called F r i d a y to his home in S a n 
T h e o t h e r places 
f a t h e r ’s 
o r d e r w e r e R a y R a ms e y , 75- 76— 
illness. W h e t h e r W a r r e n O s b or n e , 
151, Bdl Wel c h, 79-75 —154, a n d : s h i f t y f o r w a r d who ha s b e e n s h o w ­
s u r p r i s i n g l y well a t a 
R o b e r t B a t t l e , 8 0- 7 5 — 155,
-------------- o — ----------
g u a r d i n g b e r t h lat ely, will s t a r t in 
t o d a y ’s g a m e , is a m a t t e r of g u e s s ­
work. T h e p r o b a b l e s t a r t i n g l i n e ­
i n c l ude Bill B a x t e r a n d 
up will 
J e r r y S p a r k m a n a t f o r w a r d b e rt h s , 
J o e Roach a t pi vot posi ti on, Don 
W h i t e a nd W a r r e n O s b o r n e r e c e i v ­
ing t he g u a r d a s s i g nm e nt s .
--------------- o---------------

Freshmen Face 

Dentists Today

i n g 

up 

five 

('. J. “ S h o r t y ” Al d e r s o n , f r e s h ­
m a n b a sk e t b a l l c oac h, will se n d 
t h e u n d e f e a t e d 5' c a r l i n g c a g e r s 
t h e i r t o u g h e s t a s ­
o ut on one of 
s i g n m e n t s thi s s e a s o n whe n 
t h e y 
t he H o u s t o n De nt a l Col ­
e n g a g e 
in a si ngle e n c o u n t e r 
lege 
on t he ma i n f l oor of t h e G r e g o r y 
G y m n a s i u m a t 3 : 3 0 o ’clock t o d a y .
S t a r r i n g on t h e D e n t a l a g g r e g a - 
iton is Hall Ri n g e r , a f o r m e r s t u- I 
d e n t a t t he U n i v e r s i t y , a n d c a p - ; 
t a i n of 
f o r m i d a b l e H o u s t o n i 
tribe. In t he r e c e n t H o u s t o n c it y

the 

M a r y F r a n c e s S t e c k 
f o r New- O r l e a n s 

l e f t F r i ­
d a y 
to a t t e n d 
Mar di G r a s f es t i vi t i es. E n r o u t e 
Miss S t e c k will visit in B e a u m o n t .

PAYRO LL
WARRANTS

W e wi l l 

p u r c h a s e 

P a y r o l l 

W a r r a n t s a t a d i s c o u n t o f

QUEEN

H A P P I N E S S

A H E A D !

F r a n d * 
l e d e r i r 
G i n g e r R o g e r s ,

T P

Clyde Littlefield 
Will Be Kansas 
Relays Referee

S p i e 'nil 

l o T h e f)u ily T i af’flu

h e a d 

L i t t l e f i e l d , 

L A W R E N C E , Kan.. Ma r c h I . —
Clyde 
t r a c k 
coach a t T i c Uni ve r s i t y of T e xa s , 
Au s t i n, will be the r e f e r e e f o r the 
t h i r t e e n t h a n n u a l Ka* as Rel ays 
at L a w r e n c e , April 20.
C o a c h Littlefield** 

a c c e p t a n c e 
was a n n o u n c e d by l h F or r e s t < 
. 
Allen, d i r e c t o r of a th l et i cs a t th*- 
U n i v e r s i t y . Dr. Allen a d d e d t ha t 
it wa s p a r t i c u l a rl y f i t t i n g to ask 
( l oach Lit tl efiel d to ' f i v e a> r e f ­
e r e e of the Relay*, as he had b e e n 
b. ing i nc Longhor n r e l a y t e a m s to 
K a n s a s e ve r y y e a r of th*1 Ka ns a s 
Relays.

T h e T* xa* medley t e a m ( ' h o l t 
medley) won the e v e n t three o u t 
run, a n d set 
o f f i v e y e a r s it wa 
th* 
T e x a s also
r ec or d at 7: 
a on th*' mile re l a y in UBI I.

B O N U S H E A R I N G S E T

I. 

W A S H I N G T O N , Mul ch 
t h e 
( I NS ) —O p e n h e a r i n g s on 
$2 000,000,0(10 
bonus 
issue will be ope ne d M »ndav. I he 
bill ma y b 1 pres* n t e d to t he House 
for ai tion next week.

-oldtei ’ 

Kappa and Zeta 
Follow in Girl’s 
Aquatic Finals

B y C A R O L Y N M A L I N A
IV n S ’,,, iris Staff
I N D E P E N D E N T II n u t r i a *d t he 

l l .

a nd 

Bi a n r e 

'.vitll LM 

h a r d - s w i m m i n g K a p pa s 

a nd 
Z e t a s F r i d a y a f t e r n o o n 
t o wi n 
t he w o m e n ' s 
i n t r a m u r a l 
s w i m ­
m i n g c h a m p i o n s h i p wi t h a scor e 
o f US. K a p pa K a p p a G a m m a c a m e 
I b u A l ­
in < c ond w i t h 27, Z e t a 
I nde pe n-
p h a t hi rd 
in 
d e n t I 

wi t h I I.
Flail, c a p t a i n of 
the
* easi ly 

l o d e - 
s t a r
p e n d e n t 
o f t h e opt i ona l f o r m di v i ng wi t h 
a p e r f e c t ba k j a c k! info f r o m the 
high h o a r d . Miss Hall a dd e d 
to 
this ach!' v< n v n f 
th-' w i n n i n g of 
t h e fr ee-*t yl e r a c e t h e l e n g t h o f 
in I 1.5 seconds, 
t he 75-f oot 
one t e n t h of a -eeond f a s t e r t ha n 
IOLI. Bob­
he r w i n n i n g m a r k 
P a u li n e 
bie 
f or 
I labbs, 
f r e e 
r e ­

P ur v i s, Z e t a , a n d 
I. vied 
I nde pe r i de nt 
j s e c ond honors , m a k i n g t h e 
in 

l b s a n d 15.4 

t a n k 

in 

st yl e 
ra< 
spe ct ively.

in 

Z e t a s led 

t ne c omi c 

rel ay, 
E l e a n o r T r i m b l e , 
IL** 
Br ys on, Miss P u r v i s a n d D o r o t h y 
l e n g t h ' 
Lt ' dom m a k i n g t h e f o u r 
in s h i r t s a n d
of t he pool d r e s s e d 

Shackle 

in 

b l o o me rs 
ond-. 
ond in ti m i n u t e s 20 seconds .

ii mi n u t e s , 7.9 s e c ­
l l w e r e sec­

I n d e p e n d e n t s 

K a p p a a n d I n d e p e n d e n t II ti ed 
the f r e e .style r e l a y in a t i me 
in 
o f I m i n u t e 5 s e c o nd s f o r 
t he 
f o u r c o m p e t i t o r s o v e r IOO yar ds .
L i n e u p s w e r e ; K a p p a s , J a n e C o n­
nor , D o r o t h y R u n g e , L e i s H o u s ­
t on, a n d Eloy R o b i n s o n ; I n d e p e n ­
d e n t s II, 
Loin Du n l a p ,
VVenda Davis, Mi r i am Mol l berg, 
a n d F r a n c e s Hall.

Ma r y 

Miss Mol l be r g won f or m s w i m­
m i n g w i t h 7, 7, a n d * p oi nt s 
in 
t h e t h r e e swi ms to t ot a l 22 poi nt s,
Miss Robi ns on 
sec ond 
wi t h 6, 7, 7, t ot a l 20,

c o m i n g 

F i r s t in f o r m di v i ng w a s Mis*
Hall, wi t h a s c o r e o f 15, W e n d a 
Davis, I n d e p e n d e n t II, t a k i n g se c ­
ond w i t h a t o t a l o f 
point s.
T h i r d w*a' Sa# I ie Me a dows , K a p p a Ba t t l e .
wi t h 12 point -

13 

• o -
M otor C ase A p p e a l 
Q u e stio n s N .I .R .A .

N

W A SH IN G T O N , M arch 

I. —- 
( I N S ) — 
\ b i f e r a t a* k on con 
s t it u t i o n a l i l y of iii" N LB.A was 
the S u p r e m e C o u r t 
u b m i t t e d 
t o d a y 
the a p ­
in 
peal of the S pi e l ma n XI ot or Sales 
C o m p a n y of New York.

in a hi ief filed 

to 

Th* ca e, vvhi* h 

t h e 
mo s t s w e e p i n g test of t h e r e c o v e r y 
t he < ou r t , 
. t yet pre vented 

involv es 

to 

. is 

.-lated f o r e a r l y a r g u m e n t .

u p t i i n n

E^Scflrt)rouqn& Sons!

U U !

to a

young

man’s taste

St y l e d
Pr i c e d

for a student’s budget

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GEORGE D EN N IS

th*1 

W i l me r Al l i um, 

BI G - T I M E t e n n i s again.

f o r m e r 
in­
U n i v e r s i t y s t a r who b e c a me 
a m a t e u r 
t e r n a t i o n a l l y f a m o u s in 
r a n k s a n d who now oc c upi e s t he 
t he 
n u m b e r 
Toi t ed S t a t e- , will 
in 
F r i d a y 
a 

f r e e exhi bi t i on n ex t 

t a k e p a r t 

position 

one 

in 

night a t G r e g o r y Gym.
This should give 

the goft-spo- 
ken T e x a n a mpl e o p p o r t u n i t y 
to 
display the me t t l e of pl a y whi ch 
he will p r o b a b l y > a r r y into Davis 
Cup c ompe t i t i on this y e a r . S e ve r a l 
u n a n ­
v a r s i t y pl a ye r s, a- 
n ounc e d, will t a k e p a r t 
the 
compe t i t i on.

yet 

in 

B BRT RAM W E L T E NS, 

n a m e d “ Appl e c he e ks , ” h a r d ­

ni c k­

be 

t h e 

the Davis Cup 

c a p t a i n , will 
h i t t i ng L o n gh or n 
p r oba bl y 
t o p - r a n k i n g 
s q u a d m a n thi s y e a r — is opti mi st ic 
of 
o f the U n i t e d S t a t e s ’ c ha nce . 
t h : s
r e g a i n i n g 
* hh
y e a r — n a m e s S a n A n t o n i o a 
i ' m- ]
home, a n d s a y s cours e s 
in 
-was 
mimics a r e bis 
sin
r u n n e r - u p 
t h e
ales
T e n ne ss e e Valley, A g a w a n Hunt , 
a n d Mexi can d oubl es 
c h a m p i o n ­
ship* with Ma r t i n B u sb y , with 
to the semi -f i nal s 
whom he went 
a n d 
in t he 
B uxbv a r e n u m b e r 
doubl es 
t e a m in the U n i t e d S t a t es .

. favorites - 
in th*' c o n f e r e n c e 
y e a r — baa won 

i n t e r c o l l e g i a t e - he 

last

IO 

form er 

We (tens prefers grass to clay 
su rfaces as his strokes are bet­
te r adapted to the 
his 
is b ow ling— biggest 
hobby 
thrill 
life was when he bowled 
in his 
is a tw o-year letterman 
.300 . . . 
— thinks T exas ran beat an y col­
lege team in the country in a ten
ma n m a t c h -b elieves t h a t Tula ne
will have the hardest 
to 
f o r 
beat this y e a r — has played 
eight y ears 
looks upon Tilden as 
the Old Master of all times in the 
net game.

team 

Intramurals

S C H E D U L E F O R T O D A Y 
Basket bu ll—Independent Finals

lo, le­

is

C o u r t 

I

Club F in a ls

7 

ti . (of > Cir h Club 
S' irtian ICIa. Al I wort 
U n i v e r s i t y S « m » - t i n a l s 
. 
,, • 
Co jrt 2.

II row lues

,<• V- 

A I

U r b a n

( C l a s s
I.

Bl

H a n d b a l l T u r n R e s u l t s 

Weller, Stmy. D fp iit 

a n d 

f V rg moo 

( P h i D e lt) be** 
ter»oii a n d ( i r a n v i l l r 
f r a i e r n i i y c h a m t n e n - hip.

ft n e d e rk v r, F o u s t 
I Ilk, F t 

to win 

I'm' 
th* 

Varsity Baseball 

Season Opens

the seas on 

Tile V a r s i t y basebal l n i n e will t 
thi s a f t e r n o o n j 

o p e n 
with its first sch e d u l ed g a m e , an 
int er - s qua d c o s t e d t o be held at 
I ncle 
C l a i k Field a t 3 o ’clock, 
a n n o u n c e d 
I d l y 
yestt 1 day. T h e garni1 
i~ ope n to 
the public.

i oat Ii, 

I i;~i h, 

two big 

A l t h o u g h it is eat !y in t he season, 
this y e a r ’s ct op ol d i a m o n d s t a r ' 
shoul d put on a n inter* t i ng game. 
N o r m a n B l a n c h and Ie k Mi dki t f , 
r e d- he a de d pit* hers 
the 
on whom Disch will d e p e n d 
t or 
most of the pit ching d u r i n g ibis 
season, will p i obabl y 
t h e 
g ame on the two opposi ng teams. 
Both me n ha ve -bown up w 
ll 
d u r i n g t he first mont h of 
t r a i n ­
Some o f the o t h e r hur l e r s 
ing. 
undoubted!;* w ll a: - " **< 
-*•» vit e
d u r i n g th*1 cour s e of the game.
r e t u r n i n g 

.-tart 

All five of 

let 
the 
term en f r om last y e a r a r e r o u n d ­
in g into good shape anti att1 sur e 
to start today. Bohn Hilliard, star 
outfielder a nd pi t ch e r of last year, 
to sec ond base 
h a s been sh i f t ed 
t he g r e e n 
in o r d e r to bolster up 
infield that 
t he place 
is to t a k e 
last yea r’s ve t e r a ns. He will 
of 
hold the pla< e of ‘ Myth M■ Dowell, j 
last ye a r’s c apt a i n. Lloyd Rigby 
or I.uke VV inn ii n a ill t r y to fid 
Die shoes of A ll A met i at 
I 'at 
A n k e n m a n , a nd f r o m the wa y t hey 
t h e m will 
a r e hus t l i ng, one of 
p r o b a b l y do a very good 
j ob ort 
it. Aubrey G r a h a m will pro b a b l e 
be on 
thi rd base, Van Vicing’* 
posi t i on for the p a s t t h r ee year 
T h e o ut f i e l d will be mad* up of 
t h r e e 
l e t t e r m e n , Bust er Baehel, 
c a p t a i n , Red Pr ei biseh, a n d 
J a n u a r y . 
J i m m y P hi pps w ll t a k e ovei 
d u t i es 
c a t c h e r s ’ 
t e a m ' today.

J o e F it z s i mi mm 

Iii 
a nd 
t he 
two 

t h e 

f o r 

S en io r Life S a v in g 
C la ss B e g in s M o n d a y

I n s t r u c t i o n * 

f o r 

Red 
.saving wdi begi n Mom 

-enioi 

G r o s s Iif*• 
d ay, March 4 , ('. I.. Ke 
t o r , a n n o u n c e d F r i d a y .

n ■* 

T h e c o u r - e is op*“n to a n i U n i ­
v e r s i t y m a n s t u d e n t w i t h av era ge 
s w i m m i n g abi l i t y. T h e f t will b<- 
t w o s e c t i o n s , o n e on M W F at J 
o ’c l ock a n d t h e o t h e r o n e on T i i 
a t 3 o ’clock.

t h o s e who pa ss 

C e r t i f i c a t e - - a n d b a d g e ' will 

in 
t h e e x a m ­
g i v e n 
t he c o mp l e t i o n 
f o l l o w i n g 
i n a t i o n 
no 
c ou r s e . T h e r e 
o f t h e 
charges, f o r t h e t w o - w e e k ’* c o u r s e.

a r e 

Gray Continues 
To Pace Circuit 
In Scoring Race

By W A RR EN COOPER
T r y itA S p o r t * F.dltor
I n s t i t u t e 
s t r e a k 

its 
e x t e n d e d 
Rice 
s e ve n game* 
w i n ni n g 
in Gregory Gym by 
F r i d a y ni ght 
t he T e x a s L o n g h o r n s
d e f e a . m g 
:J4 
its 
c h a n c e of w i n n i n g the S o u t h w e s t 

to 28, th e re b y 

r e t a i n i n g 

to 

C o n f e r e n c e 

title.
S n a p p i n g o u t 

s l u m p , t h e S t e e r '

I fi ght u n t o 

the 
G r a y r e g i s t e r e d 
hol i l y a f t e r

a 

of 
t wo- ga me 
m a d e it a close 
lack 
final gun. 
goal fr om close 
th*- o p e n i n g Up 

to he 

t he only 

in
ti me 
arid p r ove d 
d ur i n g 
t h e g a m e t h a t th*1 S t e e r ' 
we r e in t h e lead, b u t t h e y n e v e r 
fell be hi nd over ' e v e n point s d u r ­
ing the f i r s t pet sod, 
I wi r e in th*’ 
final 
the Owls bo a s t ed a 
f r a m e 
nine p o i n t m a r g i n .

G r a y Lead* Sc or i ng 

J a c k G r a y, T e x a s c a p t a i n play 
t h e In*
scor ing 
fit 
/ith 
field

m g his last g a m e a g a i n s t 
s t i t u t e 
t h e e v e n i n g 1 
h on or s fur 
t cl- rt poi nt s m a d e on 
six 
goals a n d t h r e e gift shots,

t e a m , c a p t u r e d 

the 

f i f t h 

G r a y 

T h e Owls, 

is still on t o p in t h e in-1 
divi dual scot ing of * he < o n f e r e m e, 
his tot al now bei ng LIO points.
t i m e 
f o r 
d u r i n g the p a s t t h r ee y e a r s , p r ove d 
to be j us t ( o a t t r y cousi ns f or the 
to al 
Wills Poi nt i a g e a r t i s t . His 
t he Bayou 
point s scor ed a g a i n s t 
q u i n t e t l e a c h e d the e e n t u r y ma r k 
as he dank a foul s h o t n e a r t h e 
d o s e of the ga me. T h e Owls a r e 
t h a t G r a y ha- 
willing 
t he m as t he y 
the I n d i an sign on 
to hold 
pii! 
hi goa l i ng down F r i d a y ni ght , h u t 1 
the i r e f f o r t s r e s u l t e d m piling up 
s e v e n t ee n 
cd 

for t h s u p r e m e e f f o r t 

t o a d m i t 

th*- 

I t he m a j o r i t y 
I fouls t he y i o m m i t t et!

the 

Owl- 

G r a y ' s a v e r a g e tot the -tx ti mes 
he ha- e n c o u n t e r e d 
is 
e c era I ft ac t i on - u n d e r s e v e n t ee n 
r e m a r k a b l e 
I poi nt s pet g a m e , a 
re c or d c on s i de ri n g 
t h e H o u s t o n 
t e a m has been on e of t h e best 
i rew 
the past two 
yea cs.

the circuit 

in 

L o t s o f L o u i s

J o u r n e a y , Kelly, a nd L a t o n fur - 

.in 

i n g 

I a ! f. 

n i shed 

f o u l in n 

i porn' ., 

'j nod Cot 

t he 
fit ,1 

I or I hi
the «* ot mg prim ti 
| visit ors d u rin g t he ope ni ng, scor­
th e 
e i g h t e e n 
o f 
I - ! it lea I a* 
1 v
* hv!~ ’ 
t lit 
'111 
j* o.ii we t m a r k e d un 
‘T r e e t o p -’ K (illy, cion 
j long s h o t ' . 
! gated center, who paced the Kiltk 
( m e n 
in s cor i ng with 12 point s, 
; hurt the Owls' c h an c e in t he open- 
foul

ng period by m issing fo u r 

l o t r ot 

I shots,

B u nni ng 

to Soul Invest
t r ue 
the g a m e wa 
, C o n f e r e n c e style, 
t hi rt y f i ■ < • be 
[ r e p l e t e with Iou!-, 
I m g r a i l ed, 
a n d 
| S a nds of the S t e e r s a n d Kelly anti 
loin m ay el 
' lie < )w Is to t lit* side 
fines T h i ee o t h e r pl a ye r s wer e 

f o r c i n g Col!i ns 

b ul g e d « tit I hi "i

persoi .iIs.

tht ce p l a y e r ' 

i c e ’* w cl I I o n ruled of fens ive at 
in scut' 
vv hi!*' t lie S t e f ' had on Iv 
t h 1 

t ack put 
ii:', i 
G r a y w itll a good scor e at 
e nd <>f 
th* gun •*•. Ma i shall Ben 
n 1 ti un. vvlio sank tvvi. long shot ■ 
f o i 
a nd J e a n F r a n c i s w e r e 
t he T e x a s r a n k ■ 
second pia e 
with finn point ~ ca* Ii IG a mu s ha i 
re-ait b r e a k i n g 
luck on Severn 
s h o t ' |‘i oui ! he i our t .

ti ed 

;n 

Bot h 

learns did g r e a t 

j o b s o f ! 
hall rust ling an d I he ai t ivity un * 
t h e goals w a ' spi ri t ed with i 
*ler 
t h r e e or 
t he I 
f o u r me n “ t i e i n g ” 
hall on n u m e r o u s occasions. A f t e r ; 
Collins fouled out 
in the ope n i n g 
m i n u te s of t h e s econd ha l f S a n d s , 
ahi ft i1* I 
in 
a spl endid g a m e a g a i n s t t h e t o w e r ­
ing Kelly. T h e floor m a n e u v e r s of 
E a t o n of t h e Owls a n d P e n n i n g t o n 
of t h e L o n g h o r n s was e x c e p t i o n ­
ally good.

to * e ntei and 

t in lied 

R i c e
Joi n ”,-ay, 
Wit t, f 
S t a n f o r d , 
f 
S t e e l e , 
Kelly, e 
J o h n s on, 
E a t o n , g 
Lodge, g
Owen, g 
M e t i e r .

• OK
12. Ti me 
Offi cial - - 
P e, Kell

COMMITTEE N E U T RA L

' b o w e r 

ion 
in 

had g " -en a cold 
that 

G AL L AS , Mar. I. ( I N S ) — T he 
< mi nty D mo e r a t ic c o m m i t t e e to*, 
to 
the body t a k e a 
sugg< 
hand
legislative 
lane here to nam*- a succes sor to 
s a r a h Hughes. Rob e r t S. Q u i l l e n . ' 
s e c r et a r y , 
t he c o u n t y c o m - ; 
na it.tee would t a k e no p a r t in the 
squabbl e.

th*' c haoti c 

aid 

s cene on t h e t e n n i s c o u r t * as r e c o r d e d b y 

t h e C a c t u *

So today tho Cactus faith fully records the 

year at

Texas,” Let this book bo a sou- 

von lr of y o u r college

days.

Photographic appointments 

may he made at

J o u rn alism B ldg. 1 0 8

' W

W

V

 SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1935

CAMPUS
SOCIETY

B Y M A G E L S U B L E T

Bride-Elect, Fiance 
Named Honorees 

^University Girls 
In Mardi Gras

Miss Callaway, 
M’Casland Named 
Wilmot Winners

WHERE 
TO GO

by m a c k r o b e r t s o n

PAGE THREE

nnp^raiRF

U U r i i T a m i i i l j u lU lY L
Where hundreds of CO-EPS find styles 
they want—at LESS than they have to pay

A rou n d 

Dial

to win a suitor

is to be found in

Scarbrough’s Downstairs Store

Dekes Hold Open 
House and Dance

Delta Kappa Epsilon f ra t e r n i t y 
e nt er ta i ne d F r i da y night with an 
open house and dance a t 
t h e 
ch a pt e r house. Mr. and Mrs. Wi l­
mer Allison and Allen Foust were 
chaperons for the occasion.

Guests were Gordon Clark, Vi r ­
ginia Harris, Eloise Ely, Betty 
McDavid, Adalaid Polk. 
Isabelle 
Thomason, J a n e Anderson, Beth 
Rybur n, Lavla Bruce, Sadie Me a­
dows, J e n n et t e Graham. Betty 
Lois St r a t t on, Lillian Ammann. 
Eloy Robinson. Gail McDavitt, 
Virginia Roberdeau, Dolly Ann 
Josephine 
Ellis, J ua n i t a Pounds, 
Schreiner.

Godfrey. 

Julia Davis, 

Valda MeCutcheon. 

Miriam 
Floreid 
{ Francis, Bernice Wilder, Ellen 
* Stock, Merideth Matin. Helen 
.Jane Tilly. Anne Blake Morgan, 
Kather ine Frank, Lucy Thomp ­
son, Mary Ann Moyar, Virginia 
Louis 
Davis, Eldon Fine, J a ck Mitchell, 
John Whi tman, Tom Blackwell, 
and Tom Cunni ngham.

' C r e w s , Bitsy Granimon, 

Junior Prom Date 
Set for March 22

A. A. U. W. to H on or 
Senior W omen

The Austin branch of the A me r ­
of University 
in 
Friday 
3:30 

ican Association 
Women will hold a me eti ng 
Scottish Rite Dor mi t o r y 
a f te rnoon, March 
o’clock.

a t 

8, 

in honor of 

M i s s Lucy Moore, instructor in 
the School of Law, will talk on 
“ Early Laws of T ex a s. ”
A f t er the meeting, a 

tea will 
the senior 
be held 
I nvi­
women of the University. 
ta t i ons will be mailed by the Re­
cent Gr a dua t e Group. The p u r ­
pose of the meeti ng is to e n c ou r ­
age the affiliation of t h e younger 
the group. Mis. 
st ud e nt s with 
is cha i r man of 
C. W. (Tiewning 
the e n t er t ai n me n t committee.

a nee

The Austin Technical Club will 
have a dinner-dance at the A u s ­
tin Cou nt ry Club T ue s d ay night 
with Steve G a r dne r a n d his o r ­
chestr a 
the music, 
John A. Focht, pr ofessor of high­
way engineering, announced F ri ­
day.

f urnis hing 

Th e r e are approxim ttoiy 

two 
hu ndr ed and thirty people in the 
club, some from the ca mpus and 
others scattered 
the 
city. Most all have had e n g i n e e r ­
ing training.

t hor ug ho u t 

The J un io r Prom, an 

annual 
en t e r t ai n me n t given by the J u n ­
senior wo­
ior Class honoring 
men, will be held March 22 
in 
Texa s Union with Dutch Scheel 
and his orchestra f urnishing 
the 
music.

Duri ng this dance, half of 

the 
University g i r l s , wea ri ng borrowed 
tuxedoes or their b r o t h e r ’s S u n ­
day suits, will 
to 
lead the other girls to the strain? 
of waltzes and fox trots.

tr y manful ly 

The Ju n i or Council, headed by 
Ann Bentley, will d at e t he S en ­
is 
ior Council, whose 
Betty Coburn. The 
pr o­
gram, and hours of t he dance will 
be announced next week.

pr esident 
theme, 

A S H B E L E L E C T S M E M B E R S
Ashbel L i t e r a r y 

Society a n ­
nounced 
the election of sixteen 
new members Thurs day. Mildred 
P atton, secretary, stated that in­
vitations had been sent 
to Ju n e 
Ross, Virginia Woodward, Kath- 
.erine Finch, Martha Harwood, Na­
talie Collins, Demra Collins, Ann 
Temple, Mary Lou Dawson, Ruth 
E l eanor Swift, J a n e Kindley, Ma r ­
jorie Archer. Ma rg ar e t Murray, 
Genevieve Morrow. Mary Mont­
gomery, Bettie McDavid, 
and 
Betty Wright.

Eugene Locke 

is spending the 

week-end a t his home in Dallas.

Ja m e s Koenig, who received hi* 
bachel or of jour nal ism degree in 
is visiting his par ent? 
1934, 
in 
Austin 
this week-end. Mr. Koe­
nig is now teaching in P or t A r ­
thur .

B E N E F I T T E A S C H E D U L E D
Miss Mary E. Decherd, a d j u n c t ’ 
professor of pur e mathematics, 
tea and an exhibit 
will direct a 
of Brazilian ant iques and curios 
T hurs day, March 7, a t the Wes­
ley F oundat i on 
9 
o’clock by the ladies of the Wo­
m e n ’s Missionary Society, Circle 
I of the University Methodist 
Church. The object of this 
tea 
is to raise funds for foreign mis­
sions.

from 3 

to 

N E W M A N T O E N T E R T A I N
A Texas I ndependence Day mo­
tif will be carried o u t in d e c o r a­
tions f or the Newman Hall open 
house tonight f rom 8 to l l o’clock. 
Isabel Shaw, Mary Vela, and Ag­
nes Swenson will form the recep­
tion committee. Cha p er ons will 
be Mrs. M. M. Perkins and Mr. 
and Mis. Raymond P rasa ti k.

T O D A Y IN B R I E F

I o ’clock— Br oadcast of “ La 
So nn a mb ul a , ” Home E co no m­
ics Building.

3-10 

o’clock — Television 
Demonstration, Physics Build­
ing auditorium.

7:15 o’clock— Texas E x - S t u­

dent s Banquet, Texas Union.
8 o ’clock— Universit y Club.
8:30 o’clock— Broadca«t 

of 
Pre*ident H. Y. Benedi ct from 
KRLD, DaMa*.

S O C I A L C A L E N D A R

8-11 o’clock- Newman Hail 

open house at Newma n Hall.

8 

to 11 o’clock— Woman' s 
Building open house a t the Wo­
m a n ’s Building.

8 to 11 o’clock— Pie Sigma 
Delta open house a t the c h a p ­
t e r house.

9 to 12 o’clock— All U ni ver ­

sity Dance at Gregory Gym.

S T U D Y G R O U P T O M E E T
“ Wha t 

t h e Community Owe* 
the Child,” will be di*eussed from 
a mental, physical, and social a n ­
the meeting of the Child 
gle at 
IO o’clock 
St udy Association a t 
Tuesday morning, March b, 
at 
the University Baptist Church.

Those on tho program ar e Mrs. 
Scott 

Sterling Fulmore, Mrs. 
Gaines, and Mr?. A. M. Felts.

its 

hold 

G R A D U A T E G R O U P T O M E E T
The Recent Gra duat e Group 
will 
r egular meeting 
March 6 at 8 o’clock at the home 
of Mrs. Alice Ward, 2410 Wichita. 
Mrs. Evelyn Calhoun Miller 
re 
the subject for dis­
ported 
cussion at 
the meeting would be 
“ Ear ly Amel . an F u r n i t u r e . ”

that 

Evelyn Horowitz 

is spending 
the week-end at her home in Gal­
t h e r e Miss Horo 
veston. While 
the Mardi Gras 
wita will at tend 
festivities.

W h a t a lot o f o u t f i t s o n e suit c a n m a k e 
. . . w i t h v a r i o u s b l o u s e s a n d s w e a t e r s . 
t w e e d s a n d h o m e s p u n s , 
T h e s e a r e o f 
w o o l c r e p e s a n d f l a n n e l s .
in p l a i n 
.
c ol or s , p l a i d s , m i x t u r e s .

.

 

s i z e s n to so

Suit your suit with a
^•Sweater

T h e y l o o k l i ke 
hand -kni t s, of 
s o f t , 
l i g h t ­
w e i g h t w o o l s ,

Co-eds go Thr i f t y 

and 

buy Scarbrough's

“IRREGULAR”

H osiery

Silk-to-Top Chiffons

s o m e o t h e r 

‘ B e t t e r ” t y p e h o s i e r y w i t h a “ r i n g ” 
or 
f l a w — w h i c h 
b r i n g s t h e i r p r i c e d o w n to 4 9 c . F ul l - 
f a s h i o n e d — in 
i m m e d i a t e 
f o r 
c o l o rs 
w e a r . S i z e s 8 l / 2 to 1 0 V“2 •

s l i gh t 

S c a r b r o u g h ’s D O W N S T A I R S H o s ie ry

Collars

W ill M ake an OM 
D ress L O O K N E W

Cri sp and s a u c y
o f 
coll ar* 
silk 
o r g a n d y , 
pi qu e , 
or 
c o t t o n p i q u e 
s t a r c h e d l ace.

W k ite -P in k - ll lite

6:lf»— N R C — He nr y K in g'i O rchest ra: 

WHA!

S :30— W ayn e k in e'* O r c h e str a: WON.
H :4&—-Jan Garber’s O rchest ra : WON.
9 :10— T e d W e e m s ' O r c h e s t r a : W O N .
9 : 3 0 — N B G — “ L et's D a n c e ” 

pron ram 
w ith R et M r r a y . X a v ie r C n g a t , 
and B en ny Goodm an and th eir o r ­
ch. 1 n e WO Al - WI AA VV 11A I’.
IO.-I." C R S — Gus A r n h e i m ' s O r c h e str a . 

WR BM. 

‘

10:30 W a \ ne K in g '* O r c h e s t r a : W O N .
IO :S 0 — J a n Garber's Or che str a: WON.
1 1 : 0 b — C B S —J o h n n y Green's Orche st ra: 

I t : l f i Ted Ween*,*' Orche st ra: WC N.
I l i f f . —CRS— Cab Calloway's O rchest ra: 

1 1 :3 0 — Hal Kemp'- O rchest ra: KOA
11:5 0——Kav Keyser**. U r e h e a t r a W C N ,
1 2 : 0 0 — N R C —-S ta n M e- er 's O r c he st r a: 

KR LD.

KHI,I)

W E N Ii

1 2 :1 0 — .Inn G a r b e r 's O r c h e s t r a : W C N .
1 2 :3 0 — Ted W eem s' O rchest ra: WON. 
Art Jarrett'- Orchceatra WKNR . 
Mil S n y d e r ’s Orche st ra: W L W 

I :00— Don P e d r o ’-. O r c h e s t r a : WK.NR 

B ernie C u m m i n s ' O r c h e s t r a : W i . W 
[ s t m b t n l o ' . O r c h e s t r a : KF!

I 
lo - J a n Gar ber 's O r c h e str a : WCN. 
1:30 - K a ' Keyser** Gr e b e et t ra : WGN

T O V O T E O N S T R I K E

ATLANTA. Ga.. Fob. 28 ( INS) : 
— The n a t i on ’s automobile w o r k - ! 
ers will vote immediately on the 
strike, 
calling of a nation-wide 
today 
the At l a n t a Georgian said 
in an exclusive telephone 
i nt e r ­
view from Detroit with K. C. Pi­
per, me mb er 
the National 
of 
Council of Automobile Worker?.

Aff ec t i ng s o m e 220,000 work­
ers, the vote will bo taken a t (.nee 
by members of every 
of 
automobile workers af f iliated with 
the American Feder ation of La- 
| bor, the Georgian quoted Piper as 

union 

asserting.

Inez Murriow or pal est ine 
is
v isitin g M argery Hombs at Scot 
ti sh R ite D orm itory for the week 
end.

The R e v . L. I L Wharton, pas­
tor of the Universit y P re s by te r ­
ian Church, will go to College S t a ­
tion S u nd a y af t e rn o on , w her e he 
will speak a t 
the college church 
each evening t hr ough T h u r s da y of 
next week.

Ca rr i e Ch a za n is spending Hie 
in Beau­

week-end at her home 
mont.

I Ri de t o S t u d e n t *

Day and Night 

Airplane Flights

Fly With Ben

In Hi* F o r d Tri m o t o r e d Plan*

E A C H
P A S S E N G E R

L A S T C H A N C E

Come In Today 

and Try

Individual

OYSTER LOAF

' » t v * / h & U L C C L c e r t i f
C b o i s ti C k Ll OTT'opt v a t # vs — — Cuirtiuwrt 2

O f f - f a c e f l a r e b r i m w i t h r i b b o n e y e - 
l ine a n d s a u c y b o w . . . r e p e a t e d in 
a k n o t at t h e b a c k . L o o k at it a n y 
w a y . . . i f s f l a t t e r i n g ! L o o k at its
p r i c e . 

. it s irresis t i bi a!

. 

Scarbrough's DOW VS7 MUS Mil! very

S c a r b r o u g h ’s D o w n s t a ir s S t o r e has real

LOW and HANDSOME

T h e y h a v e t h a t p r o p e r l y m a n ­
ni sh s w a g g e r t h e y o u n g c r o w d 
w a nts, p l u s f l e x i b i l i t y . W h i t e , 
G r o w n , b l a c k , b e i g e , b r o w n - 
a n d - W h i t e , T w o - T o n e T a n s . 
M a n y h a v e b ui l t - u p 
l e a t h e r 
h e e l s .

S C A R B R O U G H ’S

D o w n s t a i r * S t o r e 
S h o e S e c t i o n

 D. B. H ardem an

of T ex,.- from the U niversity of 
Florida where I had been in a t - ' «r.r nf hntanv 

P l 0 

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A Lamentable Incident

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

SATURDAY, MARCH 2, I93S

From Our 
Readers

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Campus Alligator redcrcu Relict Kill A rc Y ou vjoin g n o’clock sunday morning sun-
Mystery Solved Compromise Fails I o C h u r c h

'■~7 day night a t 7:30 he will preach
on “ Scarred, B u t Not 
S care d .’ 
The E pw o rth League will m eet at 
J 6:30 o ’clock with Helene S ch ie ffer 

— 

* 

'R e v . Virgil R. F ish e r’s serm on a t

The m ystery of 

the alligator 

Take Profit Out « 
Of Liquor—Allred

Sunday?

as leader.

ANONYMOUS 

Sine* coming to Th.- Univemitj- h a . been -nlved. 

which has taken up bed and board | W A SH IN G TON , March 
in the 

lily ponds on the cam pus; ( I N S ) — A finish 

I.— 
figh t between
i 
. 
| P resident Rooaav.lt a n d the Sen- 

- 

, 

, 

, 

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t 

c 

j 

, . 

i 
E S S T * you? paper Among! " C h forX X Z t o J * £ * w ” I 
other things that have c a u g h t my 
trad esm an, I 
eye are 
in and which escaped from the mer- 
the box 
first page. 

the (lady quotation* 
type at the 

, , r W u k .,c h . Austin 

top of 

. 

.1 

, 
tim e, and 

. 
, , , , , a _ 
In most instances these quota- 

. 
]y 
tions are very good and provide catch 
the 
much “ m e at” for thought. How- m y stery ; for the alligator is now 
and one-half feet 
las,t 
ever, 
Daily Texan has 
long, and alligators seldom grow 
rath e r famous and credited quo- \ th a t rapidly, Dr. Goldsmith said, 
tatio ns 
labeled Mr. Wukaseh has identified it, but
‘Anonymous.” My d e a r Mr. Edi-

ten days The nearly 
three 
carried 

the explanation of 

that have 

, 
the on

been 

lies 

the 

in 

Jec te d « Pr o >” ,“ '11 ' » m Pr o m , « . ( p re ac h a t the 
the S unday m o rn in g
Tht‘ 
night, 

.Senate conservatives, S un day 

impasse stre n g th e n e d 

tv. Goldsmith, proles- <*«", 

t,H' 

“I

 

. a n 

reoorted 
1 , 1 

th a t the v* 
\ l 

* w a^ e 1814,3 o n 4113 

000,000 work 

relief 
‘" ta» af’'" ''",h »id" -

’* 
pro gram 

FURST S O U T H E R N
P R E S B Y T E R IA N CH U RC H
The Rev. A, V. Boand, p a s to r,
* 
 Church 

,«, Beacon Hill P re sb y teria n Preach S u n d ay m orning at
in San Antonio, win o’clock on ’ God Keeps Hi. P

U N IV E R S IT Y P R E S B Y T E R IA N 
CHURCH

A t 7:30 o ’clock I town S u n d ay night, but a t 

The Rev. L. H. W harton will
l l
>.eep.s His prom-
l l o’clock service | jaw-” Dr- W h a rto n will n o t be rn 
the 
s tu d e n ts ’ evening service, a t 7 :30 
o’clock, Herschell Gipson will 
speak. Mr. Gipson is in charge of 
social activities work of the Aus­
tin division of the T exas T rans- 
talk will 
cient B ureau , a n d his 
concern his work with 
r e ­
the 
h ab ilitation of people who have 
been forced by circum stances to 
go on gov ern m e n t relief.

th e ch a n t about a year ago, It was I position of 

tm 

£ 

in 

: l i * f 

Due 

three 

l i i ' A r f e a m 

a n o th e r 

continued 

, 
therein 

I! 1 »• r n 1 n r r K o net A l o 

fi n WP r S H H P u A «# PX * 

and direct preach. D uring 

has renounced all claims to it.
the cold w e a th e r 

A 
*
I only a b o u t two feet long at the | who dem anded the whole vvork re- Bryan of the Third P re sb y te ria n
xt/Jll
lief program be scrapped as ex- r h u r c h in Birm ingham , Ala., will 
tra v a g a n tly w asteful 
the p ast week, 
\ j r . Bryan has been giving lec- 
relief 
year. 
tu le s to stu d e n ts a t the Presby- 
This would call for a $1,SHO,OOO,- 
000 ap propriation 
te ria n Theological S em inary.
fo r d irec t re- 
lief, b u t it could be used f o r so-! 
called “ made w ork” as is now be­
ing done.
compromise would have 
The 
A t the service S unday m orning, 
given 
permissive 
P resident 
the Rev. Edm und H einsohn will 
au th o rity to pay prevailing wage 
give a tab le talk on “ The Tension I ..Keepinp the 
he 
scales 
0fA,P,a,lth, „ B,Ly ^ arrett W! sln^ Will be the subject of 
deemed such 
to 
a t
S und ay 
“ Alleluah. 
p ro te c t existing wage 
levels and
7:30 o’clock, Dr. Heinsohn will
flay his subsistence wage of $50 choose as th e subje ct of his ser- 
mnattily 
It mon, “ The Temple of Worship.** I 
d iffe red but little from the Rus- \ q u a r te t, cbtnposed of F lo re n ce ; 
sell plan, which was beaten by R«>a. Jo yce Taylor, George Peirce. : 
sing i
the Senate. 
The P resid ent notified S e n ate “ Lead M e -L o rd .” Block Smith of 1
the Y. M. vJ. A. will ad d re ss the |

the 
alligator was placed in a pool in
the g f e e n h o n m back of i h e Bl0,
jcal Laboratory.
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U N IV E R S IT Y M E T H O D IST 
CHURCH

leaders he opposed any provision 

and Reginald C urry, will 

localities w here 

rates necessary 

with ourselves 

localities. 

in o th e r 

Spirit 

nig h t 

the 

to 

in 

in 

be

F IR ST B A P T IS T CHURCH

S. G. P o sey ’s
m orning at 
night a t 7 :30 he will preach 
“ The Need of the H o u r.”

serm on 
l l o’clock. 

o f j esug.,
the Rev.
S u nday 
S unday 
on 

ALL S A IN T S ’ U N IV E R S IT Y 
E P IS C O P A L CH U RCH

A lthough Governor Ja m e s V. 1 

Allred will stand by his cam paign 
pledge and vote ag ainst prohibi­
be­
tion repeal in any form , he 
lieves th a t if liquor 
come 
hack to T exas it should be un d er

does 

the S ta te monopoly plan

This plan has been advanced in 
the House and Senate and is f a ­
vored by the less radical of both 
wets and drys. 

*

“ I w a n t the p ro fit motive t a ­
liquor business,” 
ken out of the 
the gov ernor said F riday, “ and I 
suggested in my first message to 
the L egislature th a t 
ca refu l 
study be made of the S ta te m on­
opoly plan. E vidently some m em ­
bers of the L egislature have done 
t h a t . ”

a 

held 

G overnor A l l r e d 

th a t 
State-controlled liquor sales would 
do aw ay with the two evils of the 
pre-prohibition days— open 
sal­
oons and liquor inte rests in poli­
tics.

(

J
J

: p o t a t i o n , politics has largely lost huge relief fund. He 

and he felt his personal honor had be- 

trans-J which m ight restric t his use of th e combined 

But the s tu d e n t body is ju stly I tro v ersy 

and 

indicated 

, come involved in the S e n ate con- social tea will be given d u r in g the I Hilda Widen. 

F re sh m a n 
i n t i m a t e d ; classes of th e Wesley Bible C hair mon a t 

“ I am glad of this controversy 
th a t has come up on th e floor of 
th e S e n a te ,” Allred said, “ because 
I believe th a t it will lead to the
at IO o’clork S un d ay m orning, A iU(je music will be played by Miss d r a f tin g of a repeal m e asu re th a t
of
B S te rn will ad dress dry te rrito ry . This was n o t done

The Rev. W a lte r IL Meyers will
and Hall deliver the S unday m o rn in g ser-
O rgan pre-

he be- fellowship hour 

I w'h emphasize the 

a t the W esley; 

i i o’clock. 

in te g r ity 

p r 

th a t 

in stitutions mu«t 3entatlve- We m,* ht a * 

ignorance 
the cause of
is 
this? Your paper no d ou b t has a 
num ber of exchanges and is sent 
I can im- 
to m any other schools. 
agine 
th a t Btu-1
the am usem ent 
dents of other 
feel when they find the estimable honest with ourselves on 
question and adm it th a t the hap- 
Mr. Pope 
labeled “ Anonymous.
It is quite conceivable th a t a few ' Penings 
legislature 
the S ta te 
editors of oth e r college papers seldom com m and the inte rest they 
( en tuiy. 
have heard of Mr. Pope, and per- *1**1 
haps have even 
the incoming of the radio, 
read 
contribution of his called 
r n Criticism.”

little i With 
Essay j th* movie, and cheap m otor 

the N in eteenth 

th a t 

this

to 

e n te rta in 

Specifically, the 

its ca pac ity 
am use. 

quotations I 
have in mind are the following:
“ Fool* rush in where angel* f e a r 
to tr e a d ” (labeled Anonymous by 
alarm ed over the p re se n t 
the T exa n) is found in line 66 of 
tion, all of us w ant to do some­
the “ Essay on Criticism ” by Al­
thing a b o u t it, and doubtless we
ex ander Pope, a r a th e r well known <-.an (j0 .something a b o u t it with 
t he light so rt of cooperat mn lie-
tween the T exan, 
students, 
and the parents.

the

J. H.

situa- lieved the issue to he w h e th e r he F o und ation a t 5:45 o ’clock. A t the S u nday Club. 

m e etin g 

in un d er the beer bill.”

could be tru ste d to spend the re- 6:30 o’clock, Rex H opper, instruc- Gr c gg House a t 6:30 o’clock Sun- 
lief fu n d in a proper m anner. 
com prom i-e 

in sociology, will speak on (lay 

also was “ Abiding Experiences, and (’hang- man Castles,” a f t e r which sup per sincere in advocating 

T he 

to r 

vvjj[ bt. served 

The governor declared th a t he
n jght. on the s u b je c t of “ Ger- th o u g h t the drys w ere p erfectly
th e S ta te
' Monopoly plan and did not la ter
intend to m ake a cam paign issue 
of the S ta te going into the liquor 
business. I

Friday the c a m p u s was given on® of tho most distaste- write! of the E ighteenth < entury. 
not 
the 
the first by whom 
Be
is tried, nor yet the last to
new
.,1V tb(, old a - i d e ” ii- 
also from the
sa me wor k, the same a u t h o r , 1 n*1
too, has be e n 

fill exhibitions of student enthusiasm in history. The hang
ing in effigy of Representative Howard Davison ut Rot an 
by a small group of students was an action that not only 
.
reflected discredit on the student body but also on tref
University itself. 
It showed an appalling lack of good 
taste and was a rank exhibition of mob psychology,

tv a 133. 

l abe l ed

( P . 

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1

1

1

1

1

,

th a t 

It is to be expected 

the student body would 
unanimously oppose passage of the Davison bill to raise 
fees. The bill strikes at the welfare of the student body, 
particularly at the poor students of the University. There 
can be no disputing the fact that the bill will be a detri­
ment to our continuous effort to make a college education 
available to every person in the State. The Daily Texan 
joins with the student body in bitterly opposing the me a­
sure.

ing In te r p r e ta tio n s in Religion.” 
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C H R IS T IA N CH U RC H

tu rn e d down by S e n a to r M d ar- 
ran (D) of Nevada, a u th o r of the j 
prevailing wage a m en d m e n t, and 
bv o th e r progressive leadei s an i 
Rev. F ra n k L. J e w e tt will
by fi ft y nation leaders of the A. p r e a t . b th e sermon, “ A Religion of
F. of L.
H elpfulness,” Sunday m orning at
11 o'clock. Miss F lorence Spencer 
will give a special musical num- 
he r.

it.” 

Anonymous by tin’ T e x a n ). How­
ever, th»’ g r e a te s t insult of all is 
the third, “ l ife's a jest, and all 
things show it; I th o ught so once, 
Poor old 
and now I know 
Nobby Goldsmith, who knew so 
many trials and tribulations, eer 
fare b etter at 
tainly should 
the 
the “ Press,” especially 
hands of 
when 
is quoting In ­
th*1 “ P re ss” 
But no, he, 
line. 
most 
famous 
too, along with tin* pompous Al­
e x a n d e r w a’1 doomed Anonymous, 
(or will such 
desert 
th a t the editor of our es-
himself
acquain t 
with a little volume called B a rt­
le tt’s Quotations.

suggestions 
air? ) 

I might suggest 

fall on 

daily 

the 

W A S H IN G T O N , March 

U. S. Tariff Folicy 
Criticized

Two other e f f o r t s to com pro­
mise also failed. One, proposed 
to call for p aym ent of wages in 
accordance with the Davis-Bacon
would 1. 0 paid 
Act. 
only on public buildings erected 
u n d e r c o n t r a c t. . 
It would apply to no o th e r con- 
to 
into a ! public buildings, if co n s tru c te d by 
itself, or by a 

V c o n tra c to rs 

Such 

I.

siezed j 

(IN S ) The reciprocal t a r i f f tr e a ty 
ju st signed with Belgium aroused i struct ion work and no t even 
congressional Republicans 
new assault upon the adm inistra- 
lio n ’s t a r i f f policy today. 
T heir leaders not only 

the governm ent 
ft a to, county or municipality.

e f f o rt 
upon the tr e a ty as a campaign i s - 1 proposed to retain the Mel arran
include a n o th e r 
-ue but they planned an e f f o rt to 
th e P re sid en t 
protests 
cre ate such widespread 
to set aside the prev ailing | 
be
th a t f u r th e r 
I halted. The Belgian trea ty , first to 
be negotiated wi t h a E urope an n a ­
tion, is expected to be followed by 
others in which m utual t a r i f f con­
cessions a re made.
The Republican 

>'
where 
em barrassed
ind u stry or lured men to the re 
lief rolls from private jobs.

am e n d m e n t b u t 
provision giving 
power

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P R A Y E R D A T E S E T
Match S was proclaim ed a

ru l‘‘ 
any 
its p aym ent 

tr e a tie s may 

com prom ise 

The other 

H IL L E L FOU NDATION

Rabbi Harry Shapiro o f Congre-
Al, u,ja; Ai.hjm wjl, spt.ak

at 
the
the Menorah m e eting a t 
Hillel Foun dation S u nday a f t e r ­
noon a t 5 o’clock. His sub ject 
will be “ P alestine as I Saw It.”

ST. P A U L S L U TH E R A N 
CHURCH

The Rev. K. G. Manx will preach . 

.
o f t q u 0 -«j*

. 

the 

Passion 

topic “ The 
Christ 
to Minister U nto Us, the 
Very P urpose for Which He Came 
Into 
se r ­
this W orld .” G erm an 
vices will begin at 9 o’clock; S u n ­
day School and Bible Classes will 
be a t IO o’clock, and English se r ­
l l o’clock. “ The T rans-
vices a t 
in T exas by ren d in g W orth of Love” will be
at the English

day

U N IV E R S IT Y B A P T IS T
“ T em pted C hrist” will be 

the 
topic of the Rev. W. IL M cKen­
zie’s m orning 
l l 
o’clock. He will speak on “ I n v it­
ing C h rist” at th e evenin g service 
a t 7 :30 which will be followed by 
baptism.

serm on 

a t 

The B aptist T ra in in g U nion 
from 6 to 6:30 o’clock will have 
a special program u n d e r the di­
rection of Miss Christine B u rton 
w’hieh will be dedicated 
the 
new homes of the S tu d e n t Union. 
organized 
A new union will be 
u n d er the 
of Allen 
direction 
Walker. T he progra m consists of 
the B.T.U.
special num bers by 

to 

S u n d ay School services, b eg in ­
ning a t 9:30, will f e a tu re orches­
the d irec­
tra l selections u n d er 
tion of M a rg a re t Dillon, 
and 
“ Chalk Talks” by Ruth McKen 
zie.

(o f p r a y e r and fasting 
j Governoi Ja m es 
I keepin g with a resolution adopted | service S u n d ay n ig h t a t 7:30. 

Y. Allred, in I the serm on given 

by the Texas House directing th a t
such a day be set aside.

The day is ninth world p ray e r 

day.

F IR S T M ET H O D IST CHURCH

“ E x p e rim e n tin g W ith Good
the

Will” will be the su b je ct of 

F IR ST CHURCH OF CHRIST.
S C IE N T IST

“ Christ Je su s” will be the su b ­
je c t of the Sunday m o rnin g se r ­
vice at 11 o’clock. S unday school 
for pupils up to 20 y ea rs of age 
will be held a t 9:30 o ’clock.

charged 

th a t 
industries iii the Ear E ast are be­
ing sacrificed by the adm inistra-
U n f f !)olu,y But a(imints.
agricul 
industries would
in te r n a ­
f()Store<i by th e tra<ie

tra tio n leaders declared 
tu re and m any 

increased 

' tfa m by the 

House Republican Leader Snell, 
of N e w York, assigned members 
to inve stiga te the Belgian tr e a ty 
and its effect on A m erican indus­
try.

t a r i f f 

New E n gla n d Republicans are 
the e f fe c t of pro­
investigating 
posed cordage 
reduction. 
O ther t a r i f f cuts u n d er the tr e a ty 
sand, 
included steel items, glass 
linen fabrics, some woven fabrics, 
lace, photographic film and 
h a t­
t e r ’s fur.

In fo rm a tio n was received 

reciprocal 
is 

th a t 
ta r i f f 
advancing

proposed 
the 
tr e a ty with Spain 
rapidly.

But, be that as it may, there is no excuse for hanging teemed 

C. H. RACE.

Representative Davison in effigy. Those who know Davi­
son realize that he is a progressive, honest, and popular 
young legislator, and tha t while we may differ radically 
with him on this measure, he is still entitled t<> the full ex­
of 
pression of his views without having any one make such 
deep thinkers. Yet I cannot think 
a contemptuous gesture towards him. Mr. Davison has
of any nicer form of publicity for
been accused of being n a r r o w in his point of view because our w onderful school^than having 
playi 
play* i i»>
he introduced this bill, but the students who hange d him in 
orchestra- 
effigy were still more narrow-minded because not only do
to
i
l i t y have their own very definite opinion but they also 
wish to deny him the right to express his. Their action j 
w o u l d seem to indicate that they want to deny the w or k-j g capital idea and I’m all for it.
ISO SCELES, the thinker.
ings of democracy—th e very system that makes it possible 
for them to have a State University at all.

it va, 
m aster of 
Lombardo.
. 

A C A P IT A L IDEA

11" ' 
th a t grout 
land, Guy
, a 
think of such excellent pub u-tty • ((na, tra j( 
ag reem ents.
^o'uid s a y b T t h i n k R

the g r e a t school 

I am of 

* a al 

And 
l

I a. • I 

. . . . 

. 

* 

. 

• 

,

A GOOD IDEA

It has been a century and a half since th a t to rchbe arer 
I read in this column yesterday, 
of the Eighteenth Century, Voltaire, said to one of his bit­
a le tte r by a Mr. Robertson who 
proposed to make “ The Eyes of 
terest opponents—“ I abhor every word t h a t you say. but
| T ex a s” one of the favorite songs
I will defend, even to the cost of my lite, your right to say ()uv ij0Inha rH«. plays on his Wed-
it." That ideal of freedom of tho ugh t and 
9
k I think it a grand w e . To 
speech must prevail if our democracy is to continue t o ' 
t h e Eyes
, 
r 
T exas” would give me a thrill
exist. Let a man speak his piece, and then, it you can do 
so, prove to the world that he is wrong and that his ideas 
in a life-
are not the best ones. But above all, gr ant to your oppon- n ";' noticed ,hat the petltio„ hc
ent his right to a freedom of expression. 
suggested have been placed about 

freedom of nesday evening p r o g r a m - a t 

th a t comes only once 

have Lombardo play 

, LAA 

. . . 

' 

e 

Of course, the students are very anxious to see this <ivei 

a. 

a. 

NO TIM E TO STOP

L et s all help to pu t it over. 

measure defeated. It will be a serious blow to thousands 
if it is passed. The enthusiasm for its defeat IS mounting 
daily on the University campus. The students all w a n t 
to lend their help in defeating the measure, and it is pos-
Thus f a r we have witnessed the 
sible that in this incident a group of students, carried away circulation of a petition in pro-
by their enthusiasm, resorted 
t he proposed t u i t i on
in ef-
l - 
ii 
, 9tII)nHy
r a t h e r than on his bill. 
legislators will
regard to legislation interpret the latten eve nt as n o ­
th a n boyish horse-
l b I n g moi*e 
play on the part of a few Univer-

their wishes and their desires 
which affects them, but those who resort to violent and 
contemptuous gestures such as the Thursday night incident .sity stu d e n ts and give 
only hurt their case. Such an action turns the stomach of a tte n tio n than 
any true democrat. It show's 
worst form. It 
incident will take place.

It is well th at students try to show the Legislature suspect 
in 

intolerance and bias in its
is to be hoped that no recurrence o f the 

to an attack on Davison t e s t a g a i n s t 

i ncr ease, a n d 
| figy of Mr Davison 

t he h a n g i n g 

th a t our 

it no more

i 

And to the Legislature, on behalf of the student body,

we wish to say that this action does not represent the de- ever, a.- to whether we 
sires or the wishes of the 7,000 students on this campus, stop ut the petition, or should un-i , ^ 
We do w an t to see the Davison bill killed. W e feel tha t it 
- a .
strikes at the very 
feel that it will do irreparable damage 
be lettin g ou rselves
.j___ r off too easy if we wind up our
we do not endorse, we do not subscribe to, the action of lohhymg with the presentation of
the students who hanged Representative Davison in effigy a petition. Our opponents might|
Thurs day night.

heart of our educational system. 

to our school. But We m ight 

We j defeated?

.1 

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a 

, 

, 

. 

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,

Exes

The thinking .student body u nan im ou sly d ecr ie s such 

an exhibition of poor taste and intolerance.

At
the

it deserves. 
least that 
is my guess. But 
petition will unquestionably carry 0 clock,
some weight with the legislators— 
and has al-
how much I am sure few of us °f Margaret Hanchey, 
know 
ready been given by the group at
, Doesn’t a question remain, how- the Wesley Foundation and at the 
Methodist < hurch.
should i !!y<le 

The play is under the direction

t'r .l ff!jar® 

McAfee and Grace War-

 «

(C o ntinued from page I)

,-ung 

by Mr. Harris,
two other songs by Mr. H arris
t h a t and Mrs. Toole Mrs. H. M. Whal-
• wl11 
the accom panist
for these num bers. 
I he pupils of 
M
Helen Kingsbury and Miss
. 
Gladys K ingsbury, directors of the 
, 
• 
the
Highland 
Dance, will be in the various dance

o i 
*• 
School ol 

, 
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Park 

1 

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i f they would insist 

br stro n g er than, we think. On the
...
JL 
o th e r hand, L niverslty stu d e n ts:* 1’^ Bange, 
could assure a decisive d e f e a t of 
the bill 
th e ir p are n ts write their legislat- 
ors and express th e ir a ttitu d e on
' 
the m a tte r in no un ce rtain te im s. 
I 
, 
L egislators keep both ea rs to the 
ground and they know w hat pub-
?. 
lie opinion means 
in 
O I 
their own political ca reers. And num H
here is* w here The Daily
could be of t i emendouj- help 
to 
all stu d e n ts in this move: it could 
the names of all 
publish 
districts 
iators and 
so 
which 
could send all 
the necessary 
form atio n home to the folks. 

they come. 

, 
te rm s 

T e x a n

the 

.

INSU RA N CE PRO PO SED 

Someone may object 

stu de nts 200,OOH employees of 

NEW YORK, March I.— (IN S ) I 
le g is - ; — if stockholders of 
the U nited! 
from j s t a t e s Steel Corporation approve, 
the com- 
in- • puny may particip a te in a group 
revealed 
th a t this here today. Directors of the com- j 
is unnecessary, t h a t stu d e n ts and pany announced the proposition in 
pare n ts already know who 
It 
in surance plan 
is suggested 
represe ntativ es and ^enatoi $ are. 
a r r a n g e - 
I am not so sure of that. I d are supplant two 
say there are lots of students, as m anta, the p ro fit-sha rin g plan and 
well as 
the employees stock subscription 
give you th e nam e of th e n repre- .p lan . 

their a le tte r sent to stockholders. 

in surance plan, 

parents, who 

couldn’t 

existing 

it was 

the 

_ 

(

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D 
, 
held in the Law Building aud ito r- 
mm.

ii- 

j 

stu d e n ts 

bets will have 

P R E -M E D IC A L 

w ho. 
any medical 

e n te r 
the session of 1935- ^fgrch 4, at 5 o’clock 

RUSK LITERARY Society mem- 
picture 
Cactus Monday,
to 
wish 
in A rchi­
school for 
ne should m ake application now 
t e n u r e Building 105. All meni­
a l the R e g istra r’s Oft ice to hav I bers wbo have not paid dues for 
a tra n s c r ip t of th e ir records pre- 
a t
pared.

term are urged 

to pay 

their 

t hi- 

t i m e .

f0l 

t h i s 

E. J. MATHE WH, registrar.

STANLEY GUNN,

president.

TRYOUTS for the Missouri V al­
ley Oratorical C ontest will be

7 uesday 

postponed from 
Thursday night, March 7, at • :30
o ’clock because o f an in tercolleg­
iate debate with the U niversity 
Karmas Tuesday. Tryout* will 

BU SIN ESS ADMINISTRATION 

378 will n t w u - t S atu rd ay .

of professor of business
be teal estate. 

_ 

_

E. K. MCGINNIS,

law 

and

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102 

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