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Vo l u m e XXXVII I

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AUSTIN, TE XAS, FR ID AY , F E B R U A R Y 5, 1937

SIX PAGES T ODAY

No. 107

Benedict Declines Council Invitation to Debate Censorship
T. P. A. Opens J a y s Board to Decide 
Newsmen, State Officials, 
Council Flood Aid Drive Delegates 
Salons 
Continues With Benefit bear ^oc'a* 
Matinee at 11:30 Tonight

VisitJampusToday Two-Day Meet ^

u r 
1
rarmer Would apeak

 Satisfactorily;

In A ustin 
nu FTTm 

Welfare Talks

Members o f the T exas Press Association who are 

11 c 

I alk s r ill M orn in g 

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in Austin for 
their w id-w in ter m eetin g, Governor Ja m es V . Allred. L ieutenant-G ov­
ernor W alter Woodull, and mem bers o f the F o r ty-fifth Legislature 
and their w iv es will be the g u ests o f the U n iv ersity R egents and 
President H. Y. B enedict this aftern oo n. T hey will be taken on a
tour o f the cam pus and will b e * - 

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B y H A R R Y Q U I N

Mr. S zig eti 

tw o 
has 
works o f the classical period to 
open his p erfo rm an ce: H a n d el’s 
Lutcher Stark, chairman o f the 
“ Sonata in D Major, No. 4 ” (with
Board o f R egents, and P resid en t 
B enedict will w elcom e the visitors m ovem en ts marked “Adagio. Aile- 
and 
in beh alf o f the U niversity. Other 
violin 
mem bers o f the Board o f R egents 
are e xp ected to be present.

gro. Larghetta, A lleg ro ” ) 
B ach ’s 
“ C haconne” 
alone.

chosen 

for 

,

Brace Describes 
Europe’s Schools

Ballet Intime 
Here Feb. 17

The m o vie which the Inter-city Council will bring to the V arsity 
T h eater ton ig h t at 1 1:3 0 o ’clock for a preview to collect money and 
old c lo th e s to aid flood v ictim s will be “ R ob erta,” John Ben Shepperd, 
president o f the council, ann ou n ed last night. Permission has been 
gran ted by Miss D orothy Gebauer, dean o f w o m en , for girls to remain 
.................... ............................................— —♦ o u t until 1:45 o ’clock.

W a sh in g to n H e a d 
K e y n o t e S p ea k er;
S e v e n L e c t u r e s ^ ved 
S la te d for T o d a y

dinner at the T ex as Un-

the

last 

come 

tw een 

to the 

in “ the 

to receive 

Chairmen o f 

sub-commit- the 

state were welcomed 

by Dean T. H. S h e lb y ' o f the cam pus 

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B y S T A N L E Y SCHM IDT 

tees o f the drive to aid flood vic- night 
tim s piet at 5 o ’clock y este rd a y in w elfare 
the T ex a s Union 
in­
stru ction s from Pat Daniels, chair­
man o f the main relief com m ittee, 
as to their duties in the drive.

The Press Association mem bers
will 
campus at 4
o ’clock this a fte rn oo n and will be
W elfare w orkers from all over greeted at the w est entrance, be- 
the A rchitecture Building
in terest o f child and the T e x a s Union by members 
i cooption division
o f the Division o f E xten sion at I o f the C om m ittee on Public In- 
form ation. The personnel o f this 
the fou rth T exa s C o n feren ce on 
Child Health 
Protection division consists o f C. R. Gran- 
m ee tin g 
the crystal b a llr o o m , berry, chairman. L. T. Bellmont, 
of the Driskill Hotel. Approxi- Rurt Dyke, Miss Dorothy Gebauer, 
hundred d eleg a tes John A. McCurdy, Arno N o w o tn y ,
m ately 
fratern ities, and dormitories were , are atte n d in g the three-day con- Miss Lucy Rathbone, ( harles Ziv-
Brinkley, and Mar-
told 
m em ber o f the main com m ittee on 
T h ursday’s m eetin g was devot-
relief, to urge their organizations ea to the social w elfare section
and houses to donate to the cause, of the co n fere n ce, of which Dr.
Each sub-aom m ittee chairm an is W. E. Gettys, professor o f soci-
to gath er old clothes in his house ology in the University, is chair-
daily and call one o f tho cleaners man. Principal speaker o f 
t h e
listed in T hursday’s T exan to de- e v e n in g was Miss Mary I. Atkin-

A ssisting the reception division 
will be mem bers o f the Orange j 
Jackets and the Girls’ Glee Club,; 
and other 
McCurdy will be in charge o f all j

b y George Chamberlain, feren ce.

ley, Jim mie 
gar e t Berry.

R ep resen ta tiv es o f 

guides. Mr. 

F r a t * t o H e l p 

sororities,

special 

t o H e l p

C l u b * 

four 

and 

in 

ove you so mac I. thp d ri v e 

j u s t ljv er th p m tQ th e h e a d q u a r t e r s of 

son, d i r e c t o r o f 

th e Child W e b g u id e s 
Division C h il d r e n ’s B u r e a u . I t s f o r 

fare Division, Children’s Bureau, 
gee D E L E G A T E S, page 6

g orne 

0 f

the

sub-com m ittee 
ch airmen were not present at the 
m e e t i n g yesterd a y aftern oo n. ^
Daniels said that, because o f the I 
la rg e number o f c h a ir m e n and th e 
large am ount o f com m ittee work. 
large am ou n t o f co m m ittee work,

hr.~ 

ally those th at he had appointed 
to take charge o f their organiza-
tions and houses. 

S u b -com m itteem en as appointed 

 
l i e f ’ 

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U C l v L l v U

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."•«* 0™n; tor Curtain Club

1 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1
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a n d will a r r a n g e i t i n e r a r
t h e visitor*,

A transportation c o rn rn i ttee 
headed by Dean N o w o tn y will p r o - ; 
vide cars at the north entran ce o f 
the Capitol at 4 :45 o ’clock to 
bring mem bers of the Legislature 
to the campus.

R egistration is under the direc­
tion of Miss Gebauer, assisted by | 
Miss Rathbone. Billy Ruth Y oung. 
Miss Mildred Basford, and Mi®s 
Berry.

A printed souvenir, prepared by 
the com m ittee on printed m atter. 
o f which D ew itt Reddick is chair-

r 0< r r aT J st an ce Manila and Sue M orrow; J" their forth co m in g production, 

Scottish'0 Rite D orm itory, Con 1 T h . Curtain Club held tryou ts

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brou gh t him food | L ittlefield , France.. Helland 8nd I “ Green Grow the L,l a c . 
from a n earb y ca fe , and Harold 
■ 
has been am usin g h im se lf with 
he 
“ A n th o n y Adverse,** which 
sw ears 
he 
b efo re 
moves.

R osemary Hatchet; 
Mary Elois Woods and
The din ner will be served 
in 
B u tt.; Woman's Building .Lily Mac J®h» C o nvally, W h etter 
the main lounge o f the T e xa s U n ­
Leaton; Grace Hail. F rances E m -! C lifford Sw earingen 
Ed
til e
bey; Roberta Hall. Robert P oole; I W™: 
Jesse A ndrew s Dormitory, Mar- Stitfa, Jane W einert, and M attie visitors at the I m o n . Miss I ran-
ces L ittle is in charge o f d eco ra­
tions.

Erances c ’Pa ^ Parts w en t to Jack Suck®,
Lyon,
Steb-

P rin -jrn an , will be distributed.
i n U n i o n

Edwards, E u g e n ia ( ion. Mr Z ivley will receive

Kirby Hall ! day a f ternoon anf* night. 

Rena Scruggs.

Thurz-

D i n n e r 

finish 

,Jaok 

h e ’ll 

avow ed T hu rsd ay 

E ven though radio men were 
m ov in g in equ ip m en t 
yesterd ay 
fo r a national hook-up report o f 
the uniq u e strike, ev ery o n e con 
cerned 
th e y bud not the f a i n te s t idea of j k a PPa Alpha Theta, 
a ttra ctin g publicity. Of 
n ot: or H ulen, who is director of 
E xcelsior 
a m u s e m en ts 
Springs Chamber o f Commerce, 
would have been more modern in 
his choice o f marathon fiction and 
b ought “ Gone With the W in d .”

course : t " : kaI™ k a m ’a G 

t h a t . 

the 

for 

F r a t e r n i t i e s

Rehearsal on 

jorie B u chtler; Newsman Hall,
Marion B riggs; Brackenrid ge Hall, 
the show, which 
J am es W alker and Jim mie Rocs; will be presented at H ogg Me-
Little Campus, Arthur White 
honorary organizations, Alpha Phi 17, and 18, will begin today with
line reading in T exas Union 301,
Om ega, through Curtis Mallory. 
Tony Thomason, g u est director, 
S o r o r i t i e *
said.

and nm rial A uditorium on March 16,

“ Green Grow the L ilacs” was 
an ou tstan d in g hit on the Broad 
w ay 

Alpha Chi Omega, B etty Rock­
w ell; Alpha Delta Pi, Dixie A lex ­
ander; Alpha Epsilon Phi, Helen 
Sch u lem an ; Alpha Phi, Dorothy
LeM ay and Louisa N o r t h ; Alpha Tone. 
Xi D elta, E u ge n ia L ee; Chi 
The dram atic fr atern ity, Alpha 
Om ega, Helen Cox; D elta Delta Psi Omega, will hold a m e e t in g 
in 
D elta, T h erese Dean; Delta Phi; at 5 o'clock 
* | Epsilon, M i n e t t e Tobolow sky; T e xa s U nion 301 to discuss plans 
tourna- 
B urnice Cen- ment to be held at El P aso, Jack 
ter; Kappa Kappa Gam ma, Fran- Sucke, v ice-president o f the Cur- 
ces P o pe; Phi Mu, Jan e Jones; Pi tain Club, said.
Beta Phi. Ja n e Bickler; and Zeta 
Tau Alpha, Jane Stroud.

Gamma Phi Beta, Lillie Ruth; for 

this a fterno on 

taking a play 

starring

stage, 

to a 

During the meal the Longhorn 
Band will play, and the Girls’ Glee 

Fran chot Club will sing tw o selections. 

| 

Dr. Cranberry, as chairman o f

the recep tion division, 
as general chairman 

is serving
o f the even t.

Business School 
Adds Six Men

Alpha Rho Chi, Earl Balzer, Al­
pha Tau O m ega; Charles Sander; 
B eta T h eta Pi, Gordon George; 
Chi Phi, Alex L assberg; Delta Chi, 
T r ea d w a y Brogdon; Delta Kappa 
S ee COUNCIL, page 3

S tu d e n t * M oth er 
To B e B uried T o d a y

Massey 

o f Austin, mother 

F uneral services fo r Mrs. L. L. 
o f 
hundred H en ry L. Massey, U niversity stu-
dent, will be held this afternoon
at 4 :3 0 o ’clock at the First B a p - i C0U1 
ti st Church. The burial will b e l 
a t Oakwood C em etery. 

Six new 

Dr. R. C. Martin, associate pro-

Dr. Martin Goes 
To Alabama

tea ch er s have been 
added to the s t a f f o f the School 
o f Business A dministration. These 
men are fillin g positions in new 
sections and vacancies le f t by Leo 
G. B la c k stic k and F. F. Tannery.
Mark Martin and Lanier Cox,
leave who will teach business law, have 
feasor of g o vern m en t, will 
soon 
for the U n iversity o f A l a - , their bachelor o f business adminis- 
bama, where he is to take charge ; tration de gre es from the I niver- 
o f 
the new ly-created 
public administration.

recen tly 
from C incinnati, Ohio, 
w here he served as ch ief of the 
research s t a f f o f the com m ittee
on urbanism o f the N ational Re- leave o f absence 
College of Arts 

Pope
Dr. Martin has only returned anci Reginald Rushing will teach
J. R. 
elem e n tar y 
short 
M anning, who will 
term fin a n c e , has been given a
from the Texa-
and I n d u s t r ie s
gov- where he v a s the head o f t h e r e ­
under Dr. partm ent o f business admm istra-

Th« co u rses on municipal 
I eminent., 

Cummings Hill, Bland 

school o f ! sity.

Commission. 

accounting. 

scheduled 

teach 

injured whew I 

Mrs. M assey w as* killed 

in- Martin, will be ta u gh t by Dr. S. 
and A - MeCorkle, assista nt p rofessor Mr. Blackstock, assistant pro- 
s t a n tly T u esd ay a ftern o o n , 
foster o f lousiness n ri rn i n i* trn 11 o n «
for* 
Mr Mn>HS6y WH? 
their car and an nil truck collided j m er ’« , l eave o f ab^ n c e . 
ieaVe o f absence from the 
is on 
Police 
two and on e-h alf miles south 0 f j adm inistration, a course fo rm e rly h j niversify. He is filling the posi- 
tion as ch ie f exam in er for gas and
Waco. The truck driver was un- under ^ r* Martin, 
I utilities division of the State Rail-
injured 
D r- Martin is a recognized au- road C ommission. Mr. Tannery. 
instructor in business administra- 

the accid en t occurred, 
i n d Mrs Massev were on their 

t h o r n y in the subject o f m u n ich 

P ed f rom *be curriculum. 

n rn e n t , durin g 

be drop- 

\ v hen 

tion. 

the 

their Pa * g o v e rn m en t, recen tly publish- tion. resigned to accept the posi

to vfsit 

Mr 
w a y t o A m arin e 
d aughter, Mrs. Kathleen Ditt- j in* th« bulletin. 
more, and Mrs. D ittm o r e’s in fa n t Governm ent in 
son, born J an u ary IO. A yo u n ger ~ 
son, Billy, also survives.

foxas. 

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Local I tion as first assistant state audi- 

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. tor.

Daily
Perspective

At Home

B y J O E L W E S T B R O O K

'OME would swim the H elles­
go 
u h u h go 
fire; some would climb 
love

O O M E would 
pont and 
kJ pont and 
through 
the m ountain 

swim the Heller 
som e would 
some 

, 
inspire, every proc 0 

is o ld— th e y 

that >ou 
love 
a li k e ; b u t T 
dear, th a t I m g o in g on a sit-down 
strike I”

tops fo r 

the 
f 

seem 

all 

D on ’t be surprised 

if your f a ­
vorite sw in g band bursts o u t into 
so m eth in g 
that n e x t week. 
F or Harold Hulen o f E xcelsior

like 

V 

i

, 

i

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.

ply with all eviction su g g estio n s 
for the past two days w hile he has 
to a radi­
kept h im se lf chained 
ator in th e lobby o f his 
s w e e t­
ho u se— until 
ap a rtm e n t 
h e a r t’s 
Miss F lo re n ce Hurlbut says “ y e s ” 
to his 1 0 1 st o ff e r
F riends have 

!ip„ i

Miss H urlbut, who protests that 
her f e e l in g s toward Harold are 
“ n eu tra l,” 
is visibly em barrassed 
by the w h ole perform an ce. Thurs­
day she consulted th e m ayor, w o n ­
d erin g if she. like General Motors, 
could g e t ou t an in ju n ction .

a 

She even 

counter- 
staged 
strike, a v o w in g that she would not 
go to sleep until her la issez-faire 
swain 
lea v es his post. How ever, 
she fell to sleep in a lobby rocker, 
and g o t a 
fo r her 
s t i f f neck 
t
trouble, 

Abroad

B y R. T. B R I N S M A D E

day 

A IR disasters are with us every 

in the w eek. This time 
it w as E n g la n d ’s turn to s u f f e r a 
terrible blow when Harold P e m ­
berton, prominent n ew spaper man 
and threp com panions crashed on 
a flig h t to Liverpool.

Six planes and one

men had been sent o u t to search 
for these men earlier in the day, 
but had failed to find the bodies 
o f the dead men. The plane was 
later 
shepherd 
who arrived on the scene to find 
the bodies 
the 
charred 
fir e-g u tted plane.

discovered by a 

inside 

A N in tensive artillery duel b e ­

tw e en the rebels and loyalist 
the entire Madrid 

forces rocked 

S ee P E R S P E C T IV E , page 8.

ROOMS WANTED

By Hundreds erf 
STU D EN TS 
W h o H ave N ot tat 
Found a Room for 
the Spring Semester

F E B R U A R Y 8

Is the Last Day 
for
Registration 
For the 
Spring S em es ter

RENT TH A T V A C A N T 

R O O M T O D A Y

In

CLASSIFIEDS

Cal! 2-3164 2 3165

Before 4:30 o ’Clocld

Faculty Cars 
Needed Today

the 

fa c u lty 

to o f f e r 

The campus reception com­
mittee has asked all mem bers 
o f 
the 
use o f their cars as transpor­
the 
tation 
fo r m em bers 
and 
Legislature 
F orty -fifth 
the T ex as Pres- 
members o f 
Association visiting 
the ca m ­
pus 
this afterno on . The visi­
tors will be en terta in ed by the 
Board o f R egen ts and P r e s i­
dent H. Y. B enedict.

o f 

The cars should be at the 
north entrance o f the Capitol 
at, 4:45 o ’clock this afternoon. 
F a cu lty members are asked to 
the Dean of M en’s 
telephone 
o f f ic e 
be 
their cars can 
lf 
used.

Joseph Szigeti, 
Noted Violinist, 
Plays Here Today

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/ r ° ^ a m ’. 
IO V i s i t U . 
C a m p u s T o d a y

j 

The tw o-day mid-w inter m eet­
ing o f the T exa s Press A sso cia­
opened at 10:30 
tion will be 
o’clock 
the 
this m ornin g 
| Stephen F. Austin Hotel by the 
Jackson, o f 

president, H. H. 

in 

; Coleman,

The first speaker o f the morn- 
! ing will br W. C. W oodward, pres­
ident o f the T ex a s Bar Associa­
tion. who will address the group 
on “ Matters o f N eed ed L egisji- 
tion in Publication Laws.” R. 6. 
A nderson, chairman of the T exas 
division o f social 
security, will 
follow with a speech on “ The So­
cial S e curity A ct and U n em p lo y­
m en t C om p en sation .” The morn- 
I in g ’s s e s s io n w ill c lo s e with a re­
port by Lowry Martin of Corsi- 
; Cana on the T exas Press e d u ca ­
tional bureau.

' 

The mem bers o f the convention
will be the g u e sts o f the Chamber
of Com m erce a t luncheon in the 
hotel. T h ey will visit the campus 
and be gu e sts o f Dr. H. Y. B en e­
dict 

in the afterno on .

A t the final m e etin g Saturday 
m orning, L ieu ten a n t - Governor 
W alter Woodul, A. G. Mayse, pub-
lisher o f the Paris Morning N ews,
I Mr. Martin, and Joe T. Cook, 
the Mission Times, 

The program which Joseph Szi- publisher o f 

g eti, noted Hungarian violinist, will speak.
will play to n ig h t on the Commun- > 
ity C oncert Association series a U voted c h ie fly 
H og g Memorial Auditorium has program advocated by the asso- 
been 
concert, ciation. 
which will begin a t 8 :15 o ’clock, is j 
open to mem bers o f the a s s o c i a - ; 
tion and their guests.

The final s e ss io n will be de­
legislative

announced. The 

the 

to 

Nikita de M agaloff, Mr. Szi- 
g e t i ’s accompanist, will then play 
S onnet,
“ Petrarca 
Liszt’s 
1 2 3 ” and “ Mephisto W altz.” 

B eeth o v en ’s fam iliar “ Sonata in 
A Major” 
(the “ Kreutzer” ) will 
begin the second part o f the pro­
gram. M ovements o f this work are 
sostenu to—
marked: “ A dagio 
Presto, A ndante 
variazioni, 
F inale ( P r e s t o ) . ”

con 

hp 

has 

S z ig e t i’s 

A modern group will conclude 
the recital. The artist’s own ar­
ra n g em en t o f B artok’s “ Hun gar­
ian Folk T u n es” and Scriabin's 
“ E tude in Thirds,” as well as R a­
v e l’s “ Piece en form e d ’H a b an er a” 
and 
the Stavinsky-D u«hkin “ Pe- 
truschka,” will be heard, 
j Although Mr. 
fam e 
| as an e xp o n en t o f the classics is 
world-w ide, 
introduced 
m an y o f the new works of the 
violin repertory and has received 
innum erable dedications o f co m ­
p ositions 
from composers of t o ­
day. Three modern concerti, those 
o f Busoni, Hamilton Harty, a n d 
Casella, w ere written for him, as 
well as a work o f Ernest Bloch, a
rhapsody for violin and orchestra 
on H ungarian folk tunes by Bela 
B a n a k , and a nonfat for solo violin 
by Ysaye* Carl Flesch in his book, 
“ The A rt o f Violin P la y in g ,” says 
“ fu tu re g en er a tio n s will 
id entify 
the P r o k o f ie f f co ncerto with Mr. 
S zig eti’s perform ance as a criter­
ion for all o' hor*

T he Y saye work, when 

intro- 
ducf d by Mr. Sz ceti, was a great 
success and 
still 
the 
cherishes a 
gratitude 
letter 
from the composer, thanking him 
for his brilliant e ff o r ts in behalf 
S ee S Z IGETI, page 3

violinist 
o f 

Dr. D. K. B race, professor o f
physical education, spoke at the 
Phi Delta Kappa supper 
the 
T ex as Union at 6 :30 o ’clock W ed ­
n esd a y night on “ The Schools of 
E u ro p e.” Dr. Brace showed pic- 
No. j tures taken during the past sum ­
tra velin g In 

in 

mer while he was 
Northern Europe.

schools 

Dr. Brace visited 

in 
Russia, Finland, S w e d e n , and 
D enmark. One o f his m ost inter­
e st in g visits, he said, w as to a 
“ p ion e er school” in Russia.

“ In 

this 

school, 

selected by 

ex ception al 
their 
children arc 
t e a c h e r s ami a r e 
special 
training fo r a certain ta le n t,” Dr, 
Brace said. The school w as equip­
ped with modern buildings, he 
said.

given 

for a more 

T h e n e t t e r schools tend to fo l­
low modernistic d esign s, and they 
are equipped 
rigid 
physical education program' than 
the schools are here, Dr. Brace 
s t at e d . 
itself, 
how ever, is not equal to ours, he 
said. < limes a r e built into many 
o f the netter s cho o l s , with s t a ffs 
o f doctors a n d nurses who give 
heah 

ex ai i nat on*

e q u i p m e n t 

The 

Phi Delta Kappa is an honorary 
education fratern ity for men. H. 
S. von Roeder is president.

F a n ch er A d d r e sse s 
E n g in ee rin g S o c ie ty

George H. Fancher, professor 
e n g i­
o f petroleum production 
n eering, spoke on “ W a ter F loo d - 
\np ! at ion in North 
inc and Its 
( antral T ex a s” at a m e e tin g o f 
the Geological E n gin eering 
So- 
in W ichita Falls. 
c i c y 
Ai or- xinnately o gh ty 
g e o lo g ic * 
and petroleum eng neers a tte n d ­
ed 

the m eeting.

tt.« k 

last 

^ 

P lans for a debate betw een Dr. H. Y. B enedict, p resident o f th #
I . University, and R epresentative Clarence E. F armer upon the eensor-
ship o f The Daily T exan, 
as proposed by the Inter-city Council in a
resolution W edn esda y night, were curtailed yesterday as Dr. B ened ict
leclined to debate. 
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'He wrote, in answer to the invitation, that his 
♦ on m otion with and v iew s on th e
*
m a t t e r had already been se t fo rth 
in su ffi dent detail (T exa n , Octo­
ber 16). Representative Farm er,
' firebrand” of 
ae- 
cepted 
to uphold 
the n egative side o f the issue. 

the H ouse, 

in v ita tio n 

the 

Defender

M a t t e r t o B e S e t t l e d 

In bis reply to 

the Inter-city 

Council com m ittee, Dr. B en edict
stated that he felt that the q ues­
tion o f control o f the stu d e n ts’
publication o f The University o f
T exa s would be satisfactorily s e t­
tled. 
in g e n e r a l and in d etail, aa 
a result o f o fficial discussion n o w 
in progress. The rn tter, he wrote, 
i ' u n d e r the discussion o f 
t h ® 
e x e c u tiv e co m m ittee o f the B o a rd 
of R e g e n ts and a c om m ittee f r o m 
the S tu d en ts’ Assembly r epresen t­
ing the S tu d en ts’ A ssociation o f 
the U n iv ersity.

The Board o f R egen ts m eets 
hp latter part o f this month. A e- 
1 in n on the matter is ex pected ab 
that time.

‘“I think it improper for me, a s 
a g em and advisor o f the Board 
of R eg en ts,” Dr. B en ed ict said, 
“ to discuss 
in su ch 
a w ay as you s u g g e s t while th is 
official discussion is g o in g o n .”

the question 

“ It will 

give me unbounded 
pleasure to support the n e g a tiv e 
in such a d e b ate ,” R ep resentative 
F armer replied to the com m ittee, 
“ that I m a y render the 
service 
that a1! 
lovers of good g ov ern­
ment are entitled to, the freed o m 
of speech and the freedo m of tho 
p ress.”

F a r m e r E n t h u s i a a t i c

V

C L A R E N C E E. 

F A R M E R , 
m e m b e r a n d “ f i r e b r a n d ” o f t h e 
H o u * e o f R e p r e s e n t a t i v e * w h o 
s a i d b e w a * w i l l i n g 
t o d e b a t e 
P r e s i d e n t H. Y . B e n e d i c t o n 
t h e q u e s t i o n o f 

c e n s o r s h i p .

U n iversity student* will have 

the opportunity 
see Edwin 
Strawbridge and Lisa Parnova, 

to 

intern atio na lly 
fam ou s dancers, 
with their Ballet Intime here on 
W ednesday, February 
Law, chairman 
E n ter ta in m en t 
nounced 
today, 
his com p an y of 
pear at H og g
torium.

o f 
C o m m ittee 
an- 
Strawbridgo and 
dancers will ap- 
Memorial Audi-

“ We feel 
best 

that 

this 

is one o f 
a va ilab le,”

R e p r e s e n t a ti v e F a n n e r c lea r ly 
s t a t e d his stand as he ex p ressed 
a p p r e c i a ti o n f o r th e “op p ortun ity 
in terest 
to strik e a blow 
of A m erican ideals. E xten d to all 
my h e a r t y thanks.” he w rote, “ fo r 
this g r e a t o p p o r t u n i t y given m e 
to p e r f o r m a service th a t should
IT, Tom have been perform ed m any m oons 
the Cultural ago by hands stronger than m ine,

in the 

and a voice more e lo q u e n t .”

Dr. Benedict f e lt that the R e­
g e n ts would 
the m atter 
settle 
sa tisfa cto rily and said he “ would 
be 
(his 
to discuss 
view s) personally with an y m em ­
the L e t--iature at a n y
ber of 

them 

glad 

programs 

the 
Law said, “ and are proud to start tim e.” R ep resentative F armer w a s 
the sem e ster with such a presen- glad to do what he thou gh t should
h av e b een d o n e b efore and would 
tation.
t h e n e g a ti v e of 
“ s u p p o r t 
t h e 
in a d eb ate with Dr. 
question 
II V, Benedict 
an y oth er
proper person .”

See B A L L ET , page 3

Mr. Strawbridge 

a native 

or 

i> 

the e t h n o l o g y €d ct and R epresentative Farmer,

Manuel Reviews 
Book on Mexico

inspiring and 

“ M exico; Revolution by E duca­
is 
ch alleng in g 

tion ,” by George I. Sanchez, 
“an 
; uteri ire* at i n 
f 
M exico,” Dr. H. T. Manuel, p ro­
fess r of educational p«- 'hology.
■ el lev es.

edueat i n 

• 

setting, 

In a rev • 

' T e x a s O u t­
in 
look for F ebruary, Dr. Manuel
the 
lists the im portant points of 
book a« the summary of the goo- 
grapUca! 
cal situ ation , certain asp ects o f 
Mexican political h istory, 
social 
and er-iromic conditions, and the 
in Mexico.
history of e d u c a t i o n 
He s avs t h a t 
t h e m e t h r o u g h 
out the discussion is the philoso­
phy ‘‘To educate is to redeem.**
O ' . Ma nue l point s out that 

the 

. 

„ 

„ 

t he
i* the “ work of an artist 
. , 

book 
, 
who wishes to p resen t a complete J 
picture and to giv e to the reader 
a d efinite p oin t o f view.** He s u g ­
gests that every stu d ent o f social 
prospective 
m ovem ents, 
ev er y 
traveler, and ev ery 
te a c h er o f 
under-privileged children read this 
book.

P r o p o s e d W e d n e s d a y

T h e p ro p o s e d debate came as 
th e 
r e s u l t o f a resolution read 
by Bill C liffo rd , assemblym an o f 
th e C ollege of A rts and Scie nces, 
in th e I n t e r - c i t y Council m e e t in g 
h e re W e d n e s d a y night. A lth ou gh 
r e s o lu ti o n w a s passed with 
th e 
thirty 
f r o m 
little d is se n tio n 
t h e r e 
w as a f l u r r y o f discussion a ft e r 
the v o te w a s t a k e n .

the 
inc I m e m b e rs present, 

b e 

iv? rat ion 

omm ittee c o n - 
sisted of Glad j - Matson, secreta ry 
of th e C o un cil, Bill Clifford, and 
J a c k H a r t , w ho w r o te the letters
con cernjng t h e debate to Dr. B en-

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

—

H o g g C lub H ears 
F orm er M em b er

At 

it* fir st m e e tin g o f the se- 
the H o g g 
m.t -ter Thursday nigh' 
its g u e s t
D eb atin g Club had as 
. 
.nmniute speaker Jam es Martin o f the De

l t a 

n

____

p a r t m e n t o f S t a t e . Mr. M a r tin , 
w h q r e c e n t l y g r a d u a t e d fro m th e 
School o f L a w , i« f o r m e r m e m b e r 
o f th e club.

J a m e s S m u lle n , p re s id e n t, a n ­
the policy o f 
se t tin g 
fir** m e e t i n g o f each 

n o u n c e d 
aside 
m o n th as “ d a te n i g h t .”

th** 

The f e a t u r e of the program at 
th e n ext m e e t in g will be a d e b a t e 
th e s u b j e c t, “ R esolved; B r u ­
on 
n e t ’! . a r e mor e potential 
th a n 
blonde* ” T h e a f f i r m a t i v e will b e 
upheld by Louis H u f f and Bill 
G ra y , ’ho n e g a tiv e by Rush Re­
cord and Carl Trull.

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

Dr. Carlos E. Castaneda, Latin*
A m erican Libi-ai tan. 
ill o f in­
f lu e n z a at hi® h om e , 301 W est 
new T h ir t v - s e v e n th Street. Mrs. Cas-

is 

P re ss F oru m C lub 
Fo H ea r R ed d ick

Perip, Once U. T.’s Flirtation Walk, Now Only Tradition

D e w i t t Reddick, associate pro­

T h e Perip is g on e . 
fesso r o f journalism , will 
The place where rom ances 
at a m e e t in g of the Press hoi urn dcnt fl at leisure “ made the P erip ,” the place that cauked that once 
IOO,
to n ig h t 
Jack Hart, chairm an, a nnounced
Thursday.

fam ou s colum n, “ Around the 
t m — that 
forty acres. B u t to some old s t u - f —~

is gone. T od ay the Perip is only 

in Garrison Hall 

speak j

 

The Forum , honorary and pro- 

B y E L I Z A B E T H K E E N E Y

th* east and
to
burst into bloom, the place where stu* j S p e ed w a y on the north and south.

fourth Street# on 

from Guadalupe 

j w est, and 

the y o u n g gen tlem en o f that day 
to propose to sh y y o u n g maidens.
A New Er*

A l m o s t * R o a d

Perip w ith th e Buzzard ,” to be w rit- ■ M a j o r L it tl e f ie l d - 

idea
a n o t h e r walk on som e bafi bern to bave 8 sueded s e r p e n
~

Y ears passed, cam e the call to 
war, and 1918 found the registra­
from 2 ,623 stu-
tion decreased 
Perip was 
tine road around the campus, but der.’ > to 1,956. The 
on and r e ­
i n t e r f e r e d with the c en te r o f discussi
this would have 
gret* 
the 
next, yea r registration cam e bark 
to normal.

D uring the spring sem ester o f th#> building plans o f the Univer- 
the

a U niver- 8jty, .«o it wa- abandoned for 
saw “ The idea o f a co n cr ete walk.

19 00 -01 , the time when 
sity o f 813 
students 
Eye* o f T e x a s ” come 
ence, Major George 
g ave, am on g other gift* to 
U niversity, $ 3 ,0 0 0 to build a Peri- m o vem en t to secure subscription'- the Perip a still new light, even

girl* dared 
too k up u k ulele-p layin g, 

and P rofessor th® 
a and 

Three thousand dollar* was not 

L ittlefield enough, so he 

the T hom as Fitzhugh 

The flapper age o f 1925, when 

friend*. But 

into exist. 

organized 

f rat 

lost 

for 

,

-how their k n e e s , ’ *

gave

R egistration U p 3 9 6 
O ver L ast Year

T h e l a t e s t r e p o r t fro m th e Au 
d i t o r ’s O f f i c e sho w s a gain o f ! 
396 
r e g i s t e r e d at this 
Last y e a r 

th e 
tim e 
th e r e w as a 

n u m b e r 
la?t y e a r. 
to ta l o f

s t u d e n t s o v e r 

com pared to

n,?M 

year. 
P a n

of 

the g ain 

is 

in 

f u s i o n a l organization o f atudant d en ts- ,h a . walk b" l,la
n ew sp ap er 
correspondent*, will
,, 
, 
consider the electio n o f new' mem- 
i 
.. 
, 
hers a t the m eeting, Hart s a i d . 1
The m e e tin g will b®gsn at 7:15 

^ once surrounded a 

fortA 
w h e re 
spent to -be-rem em bered times.

It wa* 
ex-stu den ts 

that 
th e n spacious
'
th® walk
once 

the walk 

secrets. 

It was 

a c re s . 

th®#c 

ti 

. 

. 

, 

o ’clock.

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

M I S S H I L L T O R E V I E W 

I 

The alum nae o f Gamma Phi 

B e ta sorority will m ee t W’ednes- d in g down to study. Y ou n g cou- This Peripatu# was to he a c e m e n t P e ri p w as b uilt. 
di y at 7:30 o’clock at the home pie* no l o n g e r seek this for their i w alk e n c ir c li n g the f o r t y a c r e s to 
Im m e d i a te l y , 
o f Mrs. Leo Blackstock. Miss An- d ro l li n g . It* g la m o r, its ro m a n c e , ta k e 
. nie Hill, refe r e n c e 
review one o f the new book*. 

librarian, will j and its b e au ty have faded. Only around the campus. 

th e place o f a b o a rd fe n c e 
It wa* to b.- 

it* tradition remain*. 

fro m T w en ty -first 

st d*" •« 

from 
funds. They succeeded, and th* mg. More and more 

to complete 

the th ough if* popularity wa* decreas- s t u d e n t s — 4 3 . a- compared • • ♦ 

it* glam our 

last year. H ow ev er, t h e ^ greatest ■ = = - - ' 

• cane da a -o has been ill.
 ===
 

 

the w a ’k was a g e , 

it seem s th e g la m o u r di*ap- old students. A lth ou gh on > o. 

popular. 
a pleasant walk almost any time, traeted 

students. 

T h e y 

It w a - long e n o u g h for p eered entire y. O h e r th i n g s at- o,d st b o t s were J eg -■ * t 

r e g u l a t i o n en |
>
,,15‘
fo rgo t year at this time, 5,410 are reg-

the 

The Weather

F r i d a y : 

Clear with rising tea*-

faded, an d with 

the d e p re s s io n g a m was rn 

to T w en ty - It was ju s t the proper piece for 

their old s t a n d s ) , the I crspatu*

istered now.

i perature.

S tud en ts no longer rush to fin ­
ish their ev e n in g meals in order o a ...,_ which '* a Greek and L a t i n 
ish their ev e n in g meals in order 
to “ Make the Perip” b efo re set- combination m eanin g “ to w a lk .” 
to “ Make the P erip” before set- 
Y ou n g cou-

 p a g e t w o

T H E 

D A I L Y 

T E X A N

F R I D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 5 , 1 9 3 7

Razorbacks Invade Austin for Crucial Cage Game With Longhorns Tonight

___________ 

 

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Af. 

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★

★

★

★

★

★

 

★

Baxter and Osborne Out R0Hjn Baker Given All-American
in Semi-Final
With Injuries; Gray Worried pjr5j Swimmer 

Crewe, 

W ith t h e p e b b l e l o w o f t w o v a r sity men for the rest o f th e 

J I

h a m p e r i n g their hope* e o n s f d e r a t # , th e L o n g h o r n s ton gh* wi I m e e t 
. t h e A r k a n s a s R o o r b a c k s , 1 9 3 6 basketball c h a m p i o n s , in th e first of 
the tw o g a m e s e r ie s that will make or b r e a k e it h e r o f t h e q u int* a 

I I I O U U U I W C d l
. 

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J q ( j a m 

I f
l i O n O r 

.*tn th e ir c o m e b a c k trail a n d o n l y c h a n c e at t h e c o n f e r e n c e title.

Rating as a Breaststroke Swimmer

All-American

A. & M. and Texas Intramural 
Cage Champs to Meet in Spring

In an e f f o r t to g i v e U n i v e r s i t y s t u d e n t s and f a n s t h e b e st p o s s i b l e
e n t e r t a i n m e n t for F i f e N i t e n e x t M arch 17, B e r r y M. W h i t a k e r , 
di­
r e c to r o f in tr a m u r a l a t h l e t ic s , this w e e k d i s c l o s e d t h a t t h e in t r a m u r a l 
b a s k e tb a ll c h a m p i o n o f A .& M . C o l l e g e ha® a c c e p t e d an i n v i t a t io n t o 
in t r a m u r a l b a s k e t b a l l
m e e t t h e w i n n e r o f T h e U n i v e r s i t y o f T e x a * 
 —'
 
c o m p e ti t i o n a s the f e a t u r e o f t h e e r —r 

------------ 

 

 

Kite N i t e p r o g r a m . 

jn parti o f t h e e i g h t w e i g h t divi-

jslonit; a n d b e t w e e n t h e in tr a m u r a l 
f e e i n g f i n a l is t s , 

THE STCP.E FOR M EN

♦ 

T he g a m e begin® at 8 

o ’c lo c k

in G r e g o r y G y m n a s i u m . A d m is ­

sion is f r e e to b l a n k e t t a * h old ers 

an d 50 c e n t * to oth e r s.

Bill B a x t e r , st a r fo r w a r d w h o 
fla sh e d in last w e e k ’s v i c t o r y o v e r 
t h e T e rr ib le S w e d e s , has be e n 
w e a k e n e d by f l u , and Jack G ray, 
c o a c h , d e c la r e d 
t h a t 
y e s t e r d a y 
m o r e 
l ik e l y ne w o u ld n o t 
t h a n 
p la y . W a r r e n “ O z r i e ” O sb o r n e , 
g u a r d , will stay or- the hfench w ith 
an in ju r e d k n ee.

to m o r r o w n ig h t. 

S h o u ld the L o n g h o r n s w in , t h e y 
will be in f in e f e t t l e fo r t h e s e c ­
If, 
on d g a m e 
as L o n g h o r n f a n s think th e y will, 
t h e 
th e 
te a m w in s both g a m e * , 
U n iv e r s i t y will he up a m o n g the 
S o u t h w e s t C o n f e r e n c e le a d e r s and 
he w e l l on its w a y to regain* 
basketba ll pres- 
• three
the

jn g gom e o f 
t i g e lot! w h e n th e team
g a m e s
se ason .

th e e a r l y p ar t o f 

rn

i t 

T h e s e r i e s will be c li m a x e d t o ­
m o r r o w n i g h t w i t h th e p r e s e n t a ­
tio n o f D a n a X. Bible, n e w ly * 
e le c t e d b e a d f o o tb a ll c o a c h , to the 
i p e c t a t o r s . 
i n t r o ­
d u c e d by W illia m J. “ U n c l e B i l l y ”
Diach. o l d e s t m a n in p o i n t o f s e r v - , 
l r , on tho a t h l e t i c 
| will m a k e a sh ort 
, h a lv e s o f th e s e c o n d g a m e .

. t u f f . 
ta lk b e t w e e n 

B ib le will he 

in th e 

T h e g a m e s a re e x p e c t e d to he 
: k n o c k - d o w n - a n d - d r a g - o u t m e le e s , 
fo r both team*, d o n ’t w a n t to lose 
f o r a high 
th e ir o n l y 
c h a n c e 
s t a n d i n g 
final c o n f e r e n c e 
p e r c e n t a g e s . T h e L o n g h o r n s will be 
I p la y in g to a v e n g e tw o d e f e a t s s u f 
f e r e d e t t h e hand* o f th e long, tall 
P o rk er q u i n t e t o f 
in s 
s e r ie s p la y e d a t F a y e t t e v il l e . The 
R a z o r b a c k s will be f i g h t i n g to r e ­
their 
is 
th ink 
thp y 
g a in w h a t 
the to p o f the 
r ig h t fu l pla r e at 
c o n f e r e n c e heap. 
f u r t h e r ­
m or e b oth te a m * k n ow th a t t h e ir 
o p p o n e n t s ar* but d e f i n i t e l y 
to 
he r e e k o n e d w ith as e v e r - d a n g e r - 
o u s and 
th a t a n y slip will sp ell 
d e f e a t .

last, y e a r 

A n d. 

last y e a r ’s c a p t a in o f th e c h a m - l H i l g a r o f D a lla s in o n e o f th e b e st f i g h t s o f th e t o u r n a m e n t .

By J O E B E L D E N
T o s n n S p o r t* FAtta*
o f f'o ll e g e S t a t i o n ,
w* V

-

: 

Roll n Ba! 
u n u m u t* ~ 

this 

I m er 

B a k e r , 

s w i m m i n g 

c o m p e t e s 
t h e 

; m on L o n g h o r n 
I ha* b r o u g h t 

t e a m ,
th e U n i v e r s i t y 
in­
sw im - 

T e x a s 
tim e, has b e e n 

t o 
th# honor o f h a v i n g th e f i r s t 
t e r c o l l e g i a t e a l l- A m e r ic a n 
in the S o u t h w e s t .
w h o 
s p r in g 

f o r 
la st 
s e l e c t e d o n e o f 
i t he ‘op e ig h t b r e a st str o k e s w i m ­
i n t e r c o l l e g i ­
T e x 

mer* rn the n a t io n a l 
a te a ll- A m e r ic a n 
R o b e r t so n , 
an 
a l l - A m e r i e s n h im se lf a t t h e U n i ­
v e r s i t y o f M m h iga n , a n n o u n c e d 
T h u rsd ay

c o a c h and o n c e 

s e l e c t io n

f o r 

Threat 

fo r N a t i o n a l Meet 

th e 

T h e co a ch c o n s i d e r s B a k e r th e 
te a m 
m o r t v a l u a b le m a n on 
t h i c y e a r , and he w ill be t h e m ain 
T e x a s 
the L o n g ­
the n a t io n a l c o ll a g e 
h o r n s e n t e r 
m e e t at 
the U n iv e r s i t y o f M in ­
n e s o t a in M in n e a p o l is n e x t m o n t h

t h r e a t w h e n 

Of Golden Glove Meet; Ross Out

S p e ^ a i m The, D aily Texan

F O R T W O R T H , F e b . 4.— T w o o f T he U n i v e r s i t y o f T e x a s ' t h r e e 
e n t r i e s in the s t a t e G o ld e n G lo v e s t o u r n a m e n t a d v a n c e d into t h e s e m i ­
T he o n l y c a s u a l t y w a s Leo Ross, c l a s s y 
f i n a l s h e r e T h u r s d a y n i g h t. 
m id d l e w e ig h t . H e d r o p p ed a clo se and u n p o p u l a r d e c is io n t o Carl
,

- ■ „ 

-* 

, 

Ro*s h ad a w i d e e d g e 

in 

the ♦ 

o p e n i n g rou n d but, H ilg a r rallied 
in the last tw o f r a m e s to g e t an 
e y e -l a s h d e c is io n .

Water Polo to Be 
Intramural Sport

in 

Earl Crow p. scrap p in g 

the 
ligh t-h eavy d ivision, w as an easy 
w inner. H e stopped G eorge e e ­
first 
r in ess o f A m arillo 
round 
C avin,** b o m i unable to a n a w a r,* * > »<"* intram ural "Port 
the bell for- the se c o n d round b e ­
c a u s e o f a broken n o s e.

in 
I, WW * w th n ie s l kayo, i 

,
, 
»■" b« m tr u d u c H
th,a

i n t r a m u r a ls f o r m e n , T e x | 

y e a r in 
R o b er t* o n , s w i m m i n g c o a c h , said 
T h u r s d a y .

* a t . r 

the 

, 

. 

, 

>
S i 

...

J o e A u g s t a t . p o lish ed s o u th p a w 
o f t h 1 l i g h t w e i g h t d i v i s i o n , did not 
H p a d ­
fig h t 
h a v e a 
v a n c e d 
by
into th e s e m i - f i n a l s 
v i r t u e o f his s m a s h i n g o n e - r o u n d 
ka y o W e d n e s d a y nigh t.

t o n i g h t . 

S e m i - f i n a l and 

f in a l 

in all

d e c id e d F rid ay

c l a s s e s will be 
n ig h t. B o th A u g u s t a l an d C r e w e 
n o w rank w ith 
in 
th e ir d iv isio n s .
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reser v e* must 
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c o m e s o m e g o o d w i n g m e n . 
T h e n , to add t o our w o r r ie s, we 
h n d o u r 
s u d d e n ly w a k e up to 
s e l v e s w i t h o u t a 
to p - n o t c h r e n ­
t e r . S m a ll, H u g h e s , a n d H ain es 
a r e all 
th r o u g h with L o n g h o r n 
fo o t b a l l . F a n s w e r e not m u c h w o r ­
r ie d , h o w e v e r . O n e day the f r e s h ­
m a n team p la y e d th* A g g i e fresh * 
m e n out at M em o r ia l S t a d iu m , 
and 
in tha t g a m e the r e w a s one 
G le n n J a c k so n . S h a r p - e y e d s p e c ­
t a t o r s ran a m u c k with tale® o f his 
g r e a t n e s s , He w ou ld p l u g the c e n ­
te r o f th e ’ine.
B u t 

t h e 

t h e n c a m e 

sad 
n e w s t h a t J a c k so n o f S c h r e i ­
n e r and C or p u s Christi had 
r e t u r n e d to his n a t iv e he ath 
t o go to w ork. Our h e s t v a r ­
s i t y p r o s p e c t f o r c e n t e r had 
d e p a r t e d .

B R I G H T S P O T

But ’tis an 111 wind a n d all th a t.
A r r i v i n g tr ain s an d e a r s drop p ed 
s o m e m i g h t y g o o d m a ter ia l 
into 
laps o f the c o a c h e s o f o t h e r 
t h e 
aport*. In 
l in e s 
M o n d a y w e r e «evpral o u t s t a n d i n g 
r ta rk 
b a s k e t b a l l , s w im m in g , and 
• ta r s.

r eg i* t r a t io n 

the 

p la y e r s . 

lad* who have all 

From John T a r l t o n , c a m e 
th e 
f o u r 
g o od 
e a r m a r k s o f d a r n e d 
J i m m y 
b a s k e t b a ll 
B r it t . E l m e r F i n d l e y , O r s n 
S p e a r s, and C» F E c h o l s d e ­
lig h t t h e e y e s o f J a c k G ray 
and Ed Price, c o a c h e s . T h e y 
t o s s th e ball a r o u n d lik e t h e y 
d o in g , 
k n o w w h a t t h e y are 
and , a c c o r d i n g 
t o J a c k and 
Ed , t h e y do know.
f i r s t t h r e e m e n are also 
T h e 
•u p p o * e d 
baseb all 
s l a y e r s , b u t U n c l e B illy P is c h 
h a s n ’t, y e t had a c h a r e * to 
t h e m 
e s t i m a t e h o w m uch v a l u e 
* w o u ld h a v e a l o n g that line

in a c t io n , *o w a s u n a b le to 
t h e y 

to be 

go od 

t h r o u g h 

U n c l e B illy had h i s han ds 
full M on d ay, h o w e v e r , h e r d ­
i n g a c o u p le o f y o u n g s t e r s 
fr o m A r k a n s a s 
t h e 
lines. R a lp h R o g e r s 
f r o m 
Is o ne b a s e b a ll 
F o r t S m ith 
in 
p r o s p e c t. H e a l s o l e t t e r e d 
f o o t b a l l and 
in 
h ig h sc h o o l. F r o m D e Q u e e n 
c a m e r ecll G r e g g , a t r a n s f e r 
f r o m A r k a n s a s T e ch , w h o will 
g o to w or k trader tho dea n o f 
S o u t h w e s t ha*oha!l c o a c h e s , 
and

b a s k e tb a ll 

, 

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M O R E S U N S H I N E

Clyde L i t t le f i e l d w a s b e a m i n g 
~ t h e o^her day , ‘no. FU ba* a c h a p 
t o s s the 
e n t e r i n g school w h o 
J a ve lin qui** a wav dow n 
-.be 
f i e l d . T h is sta r ’s n a m e is G raham 
schoo l 
J a n d be ho* b e e n out 
. . w o r k i n g 
t w o y e a r s He still 
* ba* the o 'd f o r m , t h o u g h , L i t t l e ­
f i e l d report*.

f r 

o f 

M e n t io n b a s a l r e a d y b e e n
~ m a d e o f the t w o "tar sw im -
- m e r s, W a l l y H o f f r e i c h t e r a n d 
~ M ik e F o y k a . T h e f o r m e ’* h a ils 
f r o m D e t r o it b u t g r a d u a t e d 
f r o m M a s s a n u t t e n Md!‘.a r y 
f a c t 
A c a d e m y , V ir g in ia Th< 
t h a t he c o m e s all 
t h e w a y 
f r o m D e t r o i t , w h r h is a g r e a t 
t o w n f o r s w im m i n g to T e x a s , 
a m ere b e g i n n e r , '•peak* w e ll 
f o r T e x R o b e r t - o n , y o u t h f u l 
the 
L o n g h o r n 
n e w c o m e r s a r e b r e a s t str o k e 
sta r s a n d will *wim w i t h t h e 
f r e s h m a n te a m .
W h ile o n the s u b j e c t o f sw im 

c o a c h . B o t h 

„ 

a c e , 

to Roll 

L o n g h o r n 

"ming, c o n g r a t u l a t i o n s 
B a k e r , 
b r > a - ‘ 
r r o k e s w im m e r , on hi* s e le c t io n 
in te r c o ll e g ia te 
o n 
the 
e l l - A m e r l c a n 
h o n o ’- 
f i r s t e i g h t 
f a c e 1 h rn a m o n g the 
T e a - * - • ’•ok* s t a r - in t h e c o u n t r y .

t e a m . T h e 

n a t i o n a l 

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Dr. C. r . A lb e r s, a s s is t a n t pro-
o< o f p h a r m a c y , w h o ha* b e e n 
•41 a* hi* l o me, 4 7 1 5 A v e n u e G, is 

t " 

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Students Calculated Own Grades 
But Some Flunked Even Then

4Carry on Pioneers’ Work,’ 
Sulak Urges Czech Students

S en ato r L. J . Sulak addressed the Czech Club last night a t the 
T e x a s U nion on the Czech pioneers of Texas, th e ir accomplishments, 
an d th e f u tu r e of the Czechs. Dr. E duard Micek. assista n t professor 
o f Slavonic la nguages, introdu ced him with a b rief history o f his 
■*> 
political life. 

* 

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U. T. Baptists 
Join IO Churches 
In 7-Day Meet

Speaks to Czechs

in 

The senator stated that the first 
Czech imigrants In Texas were not 
w ealthy. They were agriculturists 
w ith great expectations of obtain­
ing freedom and a future which 
th ey w ere not allowed 
their 
country.
“ No 

have 
four nationalities 
made as large a leap forward as 
did the Czechs. Starting as farm ­
ers, they have worked up until 
now they are lawyers, physicians, 
and engineers. Today, there are 
thirty-six Czechs holding o ffices 
under the state governm ent, and 
others can be found in every pro­
fession and trade,” said Senator 
Sulak.

the work of 

“ On you students now at t h e 
U niversity rests the responsibility 
o f advancing 
the 
pioneers.” he continued. “ You are 
the ‘cream of the crop’ and other 
people will be watching you. You 
will be as a mirror reflecting back 
the Czech people as a w hole.”

was the 

Senator Sulak 

first
Czech to hold o ffice as a R egent 
o f the University. In 1919, he
attended the Democratic conven­
tion at St. Paul. Minn., and has 
for 
the past four years been a 
T exas legislator.

J. 

S u la k 

S e n a t o r L. 

la st 
n ig h t s p o k e t o m e m b e r s o f the
C z ec h C lu b 
t h e p io n e e r s 
on 
o f T e x a s w h o c a m e fr o m C z e c h ­
o s l o v a k i a , 
t h e c o u n t r y o f his 
p r e d e c e s s o r s .
 
 
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. . . . 

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at 

the I 

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. . . faddist and he believes th a t the

e n te r ta in m e n t 
m eetin g was furnished by Leona
 
an d Elsie Hejl who sang Czech 
folk songs, with Alvin, their bro- . 
trier, who accompanied them. All
a re from Taylor. Miss L udm a Ko- j ^ eai works of the m asters m ust 
pecky, clinical n u r s e o f the U n i- , bp the fo u n d atio n o f a violinist’s
versity Health Service, sang sev­
re­
equipm ent. His phonograph 
eral Czech, English, and Mexican 
cords of the th r e e B’s, the Bee­
songs.
thoven and Brahm s concerti and 
the Bach “ G Minor S o n ata ,” are 
considered as sta n d ard s of in te r ­
p retatio n and a-, perm a n en t a c q u i­
sitions to recorded musical lite r a ­
ture.

Szigeti - -

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largely 

th e ir popu larity 

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in Berlin, L o n - 1 [ j d l l C t “* “~ 

o f “ an old m instrel.” He played 
Busoni’s concerto u n d e r the com- 
p o se r’s direction 
don, and Paris. E rn e s t Bloch’s 
violin son a ta and “ Baal S hem ” 
owe 
to 
Mr. Szigeti’s perform ances. The 
the world pre-1 P ennsylvanian, and has sp e n t his 
violinist played 
life in learn in g the fu n d am e n tals 
mi ere of the Case Ila concerto in 
the Persim- of the dance a n d the drama. He 
O ctober. 1928. ''with 
phans 
feels that the American sp iritu s s 
of Moscow. Such Paris-sponsored aud jazz can be used as well as 
m od ernists as W iener. T a n s m a n , ! classical music for effective back-
grounds to his dances. Accord­
and Milhaud also owe much 
to 
includes 
ingly, 
S zigeti’s practical e ffo rts in their 
“ Mood 
and G ershw in’s 
behalf.
in Blue” as well as 
"R hapso dy 
composi-
in te r p re ta tio n s of 

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to 
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B y T H E R E S E D E A N 

o f 

P erhaps the “ sh o t” t h a t was heard “ ro u n d the w orld” really was 
fire d a t th e close of th e T exas Revolution r a th e r than du rin g the 
A m erican one.

In coo peration w ith th e o th e r 
te n Baptist church es in the city, 
th e U niversity B aptist Church 
will have a w eek of special m eet­
ings beginning S unday, F e b r u a r y 
7. The m eetings will fe a tu re th e 
work 
th# B aptist T raining 
Union. Miss J u n e W ard will be 
se c re ta ry of th# school, and Lake 
R. P y lan t will be librarian.

F or ever since t h a t March 2 when Mexico gran te d Texas her 
peace, loyal T exans, w h e th e r th e ir d in n e rs consisted o f American 
filet
“ hashed browns,” F re n ch 
mignon, English cold m u tto n, or 
Chinese rice, have cele b ra ted th a t 
day in “ b a n que tish” style. And 
to those Texans who once walked 
the F o rty Acres, 
this day has 
reu n itin g o f ex-stu-
the 
m e a n t 
by local and out-of-tow n w orkers. I d en ts w hethe r th e y be in S u m a tra 
Mrs. Lake R. P y la n t will be g e n - 1 with an oil com pany or in Bang- 
the w eek’s a c - j kok doing missionary work. Again 
eral direc to r of 
tivities. J. William Mason, pas- 
to r of th e F irs t B a p tist Church of 
Memphis, g r a d u a te of The Uni- 
versity of Texas, 
stu d e n t-d ire c to r 
church, will te ac h a class fo r th e oming, 
U niversity stu d e n ts. 

elation w en t in a body to th e Cas- 
te lla n a to see the opening session 
of the carnival which is held on 
th r e e days preceding Lent. 
th e 
As Dan McCaskill and his tru sty 
kodak w ere nowhere to be seen, 
we drew up in f r o n t of a side­
walk p h o tographe r and had 
a 
g roup picture tak en fo r the Al­
calde.”

th e y are m aking plans, 

Five classes a re 

C a r n iv a l iu Sp ain

ta u g h t 

to be 

in 

the 

and 

two 

ranchers, a 

In New Y ork on March 2 twen- 
ty-five men and women will m eet 
f o r m e r ; in a private dining room of the 
local W a ld o rf Hotel, while o u t in Wy- 
school 
i teacher, and a p re a c h e r will m eet
Mrs. Mason, fo rm e rly Miss Lil-1 a t the largest barbecue pit in the
w estern hills and, with th e ir f a m ­
ilies, celebrate the a n n iv e rsa ry of 
Indep e n d en t Texas. AU 
these 
will be draw n by the u n explain­
able spirit p rese n t in the hearts 
of all spns of th e Lone S ta r State. 
H igh Sea* E x e s 

Man Pease, also a g ra d u a te of 
the 
the U niversity, will 
ju n io r group. Mrs. R eb s Wallace 
M cFarland, B.S.U. se creta ry of 
Mary H ardin-B aylor College, Bel­
ton, will 
interm ediate 
group. Dr. W. C. Rains will teach 
Nine ex-students who dubbed 
a Bible course, and Dr. W. H. 
Seas Exes * 
teach “ The Fine
McKenzie will 
A r t of S oulw inning.” The courses w rote to the Alcalde, th e ex-stu- 
by Dr. Raines and Dr. McKenzie I dent magazine, in 1925. explam- 
,n* the ,r loyaIty in the following
will be open to adults and young 
c a b le g ra m :
people.

themselves 

‘ High 

teach 

lead 

the 

The schedule fo r the week 
is 
as follows: F ir s t period, 6:15-7 
recreation, 
o ’clock. S u p p er a n d 
the 
a t 
7-7:45 
church. 
period, 
Second 
7:45-8:30 o’clock.

served 
class 

o'clock, 

tions of Beethoven, Strauss, De­
bussy, and Ravel.

p re se n t 

As one of th e f e a tu re numbers. 
Straw bridge will 
“ The 
A fte rn o o n of a F a u n ,” the bal­
le t made fam o us by Nijinsky. He 
holds th e distinction of being the 
f irs t American to a p p e ar in this 
sensational role.

S. L afay e tte , 

A Bord de L a fa y e tte 
Ie 2 March, 1925 
Th# Eyes of Texas Exes on 
S. 
cruising 
W e st Indies, South America, 
and Panam a, a r e upon you 
f o u r Ann- 
Eleven Exes and 
Exes fain tly touched 
the serious 
side of their 1923 reu nion when 
they m et a t the Im perial Hotel 
in Tampico. 
th a t 
time, beer wag so had in Tampico 
th a t memories of the size and suc­
c u l e n c e of the steins which could
in Ja c o b y ’s Garden 
be procured 
in A ustin’s older days le f t te a rs 
in the eyes of some o f th e w eaker I 
m em bers a t the meeting.

It seems at 

Miss Parnova, although b o m in 
Russia, was b ro u g h t to this coun­
th a t 
t r y a t such an early age 
celebration y et,” K athleen Moles- = 
she. considers h e r s e l f as an Am er­
w orth ’17 wrote in 1924, “ as on 
ican. 
She has studied on both
th a t d av one seventh o f th* entire
sides of 
and has niembership was in Valencia, two 
been widely acclaim ed here and sevenths w ere in bed with the flu, 
th e presiden t was skipping about 
abroad. One of her best known 
this y e a r by Spain on a belated vacation, the 
; n um be rs, presented 
called 
request, 
‘intellectual seventh,’ Dr. Nunez,
“ Light 
is 
Shade” and 
is done without 
the elusive
to grasp 
companiment..

and 
ac- was abo ut 

the Atlantic, 

She finished h er description of 
the carnival with “ O ur g rand sta nd 
seats fo r the carnival p arade were 
r ig h t in the ce n te r of the Ca<=tel- 
la na. from where we expected to 
see 
the floats and carriages go 
up one side of the s tre e t and down 
the o th e r like a reg u la r parade, 
h u t by 
the 
th e tim e we got 
‘tr ib u n a s ,’ they were beginning to 
circ ulate in a huge ring. As they 
passed th e y showered the crowds 
little 
with c onfe tti, 
serpentines, 
in papers, whistles, and 
randies 
flowers. The 
c r o w d 
shrieked and laughed, and when 
we le f t a t 6 o’clock, the thing w a : 
still going strong.

e n t i r e 

to 

“ The Madrid organization had 
a d in n e r th a t night, which was a t ­
te nded by the entire membership, 
and which closed with “ The Eyes 
of T e x a s,” as do all such g a t h e r ­
ings of those who love the U n i­
versity and 
to the 
day w hen 
t h e y will once more 
tre a d the F o rty Acres.”

look forw ard 

So it is all over the world that 
large and small groups of human 
beings still cherish the oran ge and 
w h i t e and. thinking of the Perip 
as one of their h e a r t ’s own boun 
dary lines, find time each March 
2 to dine and wine “ their own.
th e ir native land.”
o -
 

(C o ntinued from Page one)

Epsilon, Bob B attle; Delta Tau 
Delta, Tom Law; Delta T heta Phi, 
John C onnelly; Kappa Alpha, 
A ndy C a r t e r ; Kappa Sigma, Jack 
Jo se y ; Phi Delta T heta, Gene 
Locke; Phi Gamma Delta, Tom

“ We haven’t had o u r March 2 L ' U u i l C u 

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Perspective—

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f r o n t T h u rs d a y with no 
gain on eith er side.

notable

The attac k upon Malaga which American, 

r ep o rted W ednesday, w as: flag* were 

subm arin e 

was 
news 
confirm ed T hursday. The 
th a t a G erm an 
had 
been seen off the coast of Malaga 
was likewise confirmed. German 
a c tiv ity has become more active 
-rn the rebel side in th e last week 
or so. The G orm ans seem n ot to 
be so b illin g to w ith d raw the vol­
unteers th a t th e y have sent to the 
Spanish 
the co n tra ry , 
th e y seem m ore desirous of send­
ing some more to assist the rebel p]*a7a roof
General F ranco win w hat, by now 
seems to be an even fight. 

fron t. On 

‘ 

so Shelton; Phi Kappa Psi, Marshall

tw o sevenths 

in-: 

i Wells; Pi Kappa Alpha, Dick
L u m p ; S igm a Alpha Epsilon,

j u s t as soon as we C ousin s; Sigma Alpha Mu, 

germ h e ’s been h u n tin g for 
long, 
and the oth e r 
w ere ju s t plain busy. B u t we 
te n d to have it 
car) y* 

. 

, 
~ 

~ 

- 

, 
, 

ho lowing 
* 

custom of the 

the 
previous years, Texas Exes com- 
i, 
p. 
bined with T exan s generally 
at 
, , 
1T 
H onolulu in ce lebrating March 2 
by a
dinn er a t the C o u n try Club.
Hawaiian, and Texas 
the 

combined 

in 

. • 

, 

s c h e m e of decorations.

H o w l s F r o m H a z e n *

,, 

* 'dney
[L e v in so n ; Sigma Chi. F ra n k A o-
chem; Sigma No. Volney T aylor;
Sigma Phi Epsilon. E v e r e tt Hutcn-
Hoff-
.

L u 
. 
, o m a n ; and Tejas, Harold Brady.

; . 
. m son; T au Delta. Phi, Leo 

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T h e s e sub-chairmen, to g e th er 
with 
t h e chairmen o f t h e other 
com m ittees, and the mem bers of 
relief com m ittee, will 
the main 
m e e t a t 5 o’clock this afterno on 
in T exas Union. Daniels said last 
night.

Those f o rm e r stu d e n ts of the 
in Havana.
th e ir d inner 

U niversity who w ere 
Cuba, in 1925, said 
was a great, if not b howling sue- S t U u 6 n t S , 
cess; 
trite 
the howling m erely 
and proverbial, was nece-*arily 
reason of the fact
om itted, by 
that 
the a f f a ir was staged in a
public dining room, on the Hotel

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l
C
r a c u i t y

G ive to Red Cross

I" 1925 it seems th a t th e Ma-
Reports circulating in news cir- d n d F-XP* h ad more difficulty 
in 
d e s that, G erm a n y planned on this 1 h u n tin g up members than in the 
in preceding y ea r However again 
revolution in Spain way h ark 
1934 are now more likely to be 
it
Molegworth wrote 
are
was not difficult to a r r a n g e for 
believed.
the entire m embership to be pres­
lunch eon— Kathleen
e n t at 

th a t 

the 

.

.

.

’12— we both stay at 

in Spain what she atte m p te d 

GERMANA' seems to He doing j Molesworth and L ester B rem zer 

th# same 
to do in Austria several years ago. penrion. And while the occasion 
In A ustria she a ttem p ted by us- 
lacked a few details o f college 
ing every method 
imaginable, to | songs and r e m i n i s c e n e s of eam-
b rin g t h a t c o u n try u n d e r absolute pus days, it lacked for nothing in office of 
Nazi dom ination. She had a 
to gain if she had not bern scared | S ta te of T e x a s . The U niversity of
o f f by Mussolini when be sta rted Texas, and all 
the people from
to line up his troops on the Au*- Texas.
tr ia n fro n tier. 

luncheon th e asso­

“ A fte r the 

lot 

 

 

the boosting which w e g ar# the Mathews stated.

T he s tu d e n ts and 

farult.y 
to relieve 

are
the
doing th e ir share 
devastation and distress resulting 
flood. 
from 
th e Ohio Valley 
D onations h a v e been coming 
in 
stead ily at the R e g istra r’s Office 
-since the plea for help wa* made 
by the Red Cross, E. J. Mathews, 
r e g is tra r, said Thursday.

the donations have 
A lthough 
been small 
they 
in most cases, 
have been numerous. The total of 
the c u r r e n t contributions was ok. 
tim ated 
faculty 
at *250. Many 
previously made
m em bers 
the down-town
con trib u tio n s 
the Red < mss, Mr.

bad 

to 

Those d e v i o u s of mak.ng con­
trib u tio n s to the fund may bring 
their donations to the Registrar'* 
Office.

A t the CO-OP

in Spain she has a great deal 
m ore to gain 
if G eneral F ranco 
wins. I t is now an accepted fact 
th a t she will g e t Spanish Morocco 
Islands. With 
th# C a n ary 
and 
Spanish Morocco 
in h e r hands 
G erm a n y can a t te m p t to g et hack 
h e r o th e r colonies by every pos- i 
rible means. As it is now, Spain 
is paying a t e r r i f i c price fo r G er­
m an aid. They are g e ttin g 
cash 
for th e ir goods and a re also he 
ing allowed to exploit some of the 
rich Spanish mines as well as get 
trem en d o u s am o u n ts of olive oil 
which G erm a n y needs very badly 
and which she is now g e tting at a 
it 
bargain price. To 
conclude, 
would n o t he stretch in g i t 
too 
'•clich to say t h a t th e Spanish rev- 
lution will he going on as long 
have 

and Russia 

as G erm any 
an y th in g to say about it.

IT is u nderstood t h a t the Pope

will once more appeal to the 
\» orld to stop the spread of Com­
munism. The Pope is too weak to 
d*b ver th# apeech him self, ac it 
the w orld 
will he delivered 
; brough Cardinal 
the 
D ope’s se c r e ta ry of state.

Pacelli, 

to 

The Papal Bull will order Ro­
man Catholic priest* 
th roughout 
th e world to ren ew their effort* 
to oombat the “ Godless civiliza­
tion of athiestie com m unism .”

B A R C U S 

I N G O O S E C R E E K

th e U niversity 

John M. Barcus, 
in 

in stru c to r in 
p h a rm a c y 
in 
1936, has accepted a position a,* 
te ac her of s e a n c e 
in Robert F 
Lee High School a t Goose Creek. 
Mr. Barcus received hi* bachelor 
of pharm acy d ec ree from the Urn 
versity in 1936.

i i

a l it !

/ k i t e '

a<WH

D on ’t worry about book* . . . there » an easy way out!

Simply give a |i*t of your course* to an efficient C o - O p 

clerk, and you'll gat th# right books prom ptly . . . no wait- 

mg, no worrying, no trouble!

A n d prices? Under the C o - O p plan you pay 6 0 % of 

new price, and g a t 5 0 % back at the end of th# fermi

Save on Boole* for all 

courses at your

U N I V E R S I T Y
C C - © * )

THE STUDENTS' O W N STORE1

Now th a t we are th roug h with finals, let’s relax and see w hat an 
easy tim e one class had of it. This exam lasted abo u t fifteen minutes, 
th e stu d e n ts calculated th e ir own grades, and almost everybody went 
aw ay happy.

To tell you 

in w h a t course this happened might stim ulate th*

enrollm ent to such an e x te n t that*
the p rese n t facilities would n ot 
accom modate them 
it 
m ight be a good guess to think it 
is a “ fish” story.

b u t 

all, 

the 

“ Yea, 

fellows,” 

in stru c to r 
bellowed, “ I am j u s t as tired of 
these d a r n ’ exams as you are, so 
I have decided to give you an 
easy m e today. J u s t one question, 
in fact.

“ Get ready, here it is,” he con­
tinued, “ ta k e IDI and m ultiply it 
by nineteen, add 4.000.000, sub­
tr a c t seven, divide by four, su b ­
tr a c t seventy-eight, add 600, di­
vide by five, add 900. and sub­
tr a c t 201,000. Now 
th a t 
figure 
out and that is your grad e.”
So everybody arrived 

the 
n e a t sum of IOO, and were very- 
happy indeed.

at 

“ W a it a minute. I forgot some­
thing,” 'ho in stru c to r said as the 
leave a f te r the 
clas» started 
to 
the num ber of 
“ exa m .” “ recall 
tim es you were a t t e n t from thi* 
ola1^ , m ultiply th a t by two, a n d 
su b tr a c t 
the answ er of 
the problem .”

it from 

T h a t gave the m a tte r a differ-

delegate to the Inter-city Council, 
serving on 
the main relief com­
mittee to aid flood victims, and 
acting as chairm an of the speak­
ing com m ittee of the drive. He is 
a m em ber of the U niversity Press 
Association 
and Kappa Alpha 
fra tern ity .

e n t slant. Of course, some could
n ot quite rem e m b er all the times 
th e y had cut class, so maybe they 
were, not going to have to take 
so much a f t e r all.

B u t th e catch was th a t this ap­
p a r e n tly very easy in stru c to r had 
kept a very complete record of all 
the absences.

So the grades did not run #e 
high a f te r all, and 
there were 
even a few of the very familiar 
“ F 's ” on th# record sheet. Even 
then it is not a bad course to take 
if you can m anage to be more 
than 60 per cent punctual.
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Culturing* Appoint* 
Texa* Ex A ssistant

Tom C. Clark of Dallas, ex-eto-
d e n t of th e University, has been 
assistant 
appointed 
to H om er 
a tto r n e y general o f 
Cummings, 
the United States, 
it was a n ­
nounced 
from Washington W ed­
nesday.

Mr. Clark received a bachelor 
of arts degree from the U niver­
sity in 1921 and a law degree in 
1022. He was form erly a 
law
pa rtn e r v ith William McCraw, a t ­
torney general of Texas, and la ter 
nerved at assistant d istric t a t t o r ­
ney in Dallas.

Mr. Clar) will assume his pom­

pon in W ashington immediately.

G e o r g e C h a m b e r la in o f C la r ­
e n d o n la*t n ig h t wa* 
e le c t e d 
p r e i i d e n t o f th e P a n h a n d l e Club 
f o r t h e sp rin g s e m e s t e r .

Chamberlain Is 
Panhandle Head

G e o r g e Chamberlain w a s 
elected presid ent of the Panhandle 
Club at the re g u la r meeting last 
night. O ther officers v.fre George 
McClesky, vice-president; K athryn 
Roach, 
Sager, 
se c re ta ry ; Lois 
tr e a s u r e r ; and H a r rie t Hunkapil- 
lar, sergeant-at-arm s.

Cham berlain was elected asso­
last 
is a

ciate editor of 
the Cactus 
y ea r w ithout opposition. He 

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F r an k Laws in charge of the 
tai lori ng depar t un at. T h i r t y 
gears e x per ien ce in the t ai lo r­
i ng burliness.

Seventh Sc Congress

 The Poet’s 
Release

IN RE THE MATTER OF
S E P U L C H E R A L 
V O I C E S , 
O R A L A M E N T A T I O N O N 
I A M E N T A T I O N S

In 

lam entations, FAR 
terse,

from 

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verse.

— W A RD MORTON

ED HODGE 
.Ed Syers
.Frankie Mae Welborn

Bob Brinsm ade, J. C. Arnold. Gus Garcia, Lane Goldsmith, Virginia 

N ixo n , Ed Syers, Joel Westbrook. 

_______________________

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D A I L Y 

T E X A N *

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1937

Gregg to Present 
3 Young Plays

"A t 

a n d 

"M adretta,” 

A trilogy of plays by Stark
the 
Young, 
Twilight 
Shrine,” 
S a in t,” will be enacted by 
the 
Gregg House Players to night at 
8 :15 o ’clock at Gregg House, 209 
W est T w en ty -sev enth Street.

"The 

Its «etting in a shack room near

disaster 

a Mississippi lev ee, " M adretta” is 
su gg estiv e o f the tra ged ies which 
m ay he tak in g place in the fa c e of 
flood 
today. F lorence 
Sears, Fred Sim mons, and Jack 
Holmes make up the cast. A ssisted 
by Warren Moorman, Miss Ju a n ­
ita Sim pson, instructor in speech 
at Allan Junior High School, will 
direct.

“ A t the S h rine,” with E lsie Em- 
ken and L este r Brooks, is the co n ­
fession b efo re a priest by a w o ­

t o 
man o f the streets who has 
trigued his nephew. Jea n Lonfk
with is director.

is 

concerned with 

"The T w ilig h t S ain t,” in b la n ! 
verse, 
th* 
choice which an Italian poet face* 
fa m e a n d 
in ch oosin g b etw een 
lo ya lty to his 
invalid w ife, who 
he fe e ls is holding him from suc­
cess. Conde Hoskins will direct 
and will play the role o f the poet. 
The ca st includes Vivian D oeppen- 
schmidt, Ruth H u f f, and T r a v ii 
Poole.

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o f the Reigstrar not later 
than 
: Wednesday, February IO.

Bill Sexton, e x -stud en t o f the 
University, 
in Austin 
visited 
Tuesday. He is no w county a ttor­
ney at Orange.

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T h e e d i t o r - i n - c h i e f o f T h e D a i l y T e i » n U e l e c t e d u n d e r 
t h e 
r o l e * o f t h e S t u d e n t * ’ A * » o c i e t i o n t o a s s u t n a r e s p o n s i b i l i t y f o r el l 

e d i t o r i a l o p i n i o n * e x p r e s s e d 
r u l e s e n d r e g u l a t i o n * o f 

t h e 
t h e H a n d b o o k o f T e x e s S t u d e n t f u b l i c a - 

t h e p e p e r , e n d 

is s u b j e c t 

t o 

i n 

t i o n s , I n c . , a p r i v a t e c o r p o r a t i o n c h a r t e r e d u n d e r t h e 

l a w s o f 

t h e 

S t a t e o f T e x a s a n d c o n t r o l l e d j o i n t l y b y 

t h e f a c u l t y a n d 

t h e s t u ­

d e n t b o d y o f T h e U n i v e r s i t y o f T e x a s .

O n J u l y 2 7 , 1 9 3 6 , a c e n s o r w a s p l a c e d o n t h e T e x a n t o e x a m ­

i n e p r i o r t o p u b l i c a t i o n " a l l p r o p o s e d n o n - a d v e r t i s i n g c o n t e n t s o f 

e a c h i s s u e , ” e n d t h e c e n s o r ’s p o w e r s a r e s e t o u t i n S e c t i o n 3 8 of 

t h e S i x t h E d i t i o n o f 

t h e R u l e s a n d R e g u l a t i o n * o f 

t h e B o a r d o f 

R e g e n t s . 
S i n c e t h a t a c t i o n , t h e o p i n i o n * e x p r e s s e d i n t h e e d i t o r i a l 
c o l u m n s o f t h e T e x a n e r e n o t n e c e s s a r i l y t h e u n m o d i f i e d o p i n i o n s 

o f t h e s t u d e n t s n o r o f t h e e d i t o r - i n - c h i e f .

A n y r e a d e r d i s a g r e e i n g w i t h t h e T e x a n ' s p o l i c i e s , a s c e n s o r a d , 

ie i n v i t e d t o s u b m i t a r t i c l e s t o t h e o p e n f o r u m c o l u m n s .

Assistance When in Distress; 
 I
The Test of an A m erican. .

.

If our next-door neighbor’s house burns down, or if he 
suffers the effects of a similar catastrophe, in the Ameri­
can spirit of kindness and sympathy, we would take him 
and his family into our house and help him in every way 
we could.

W« would do this because the tradition of “ Do Unto 
O the rs ” . . . is deeply embedded in our hearts. Without 
realizing it sometimes, we all adhere to the Biblical teach­
ing of loving our neighbors as ourselves.

And 

that spirit 

Because of tha t kind of unselfish spirit, the various 
drives anil campaigns to help our unfortunate neighbors 
who are victims of th» ravaging flood waters of the Ohio 
and Mississippi Rivers, usually meet with success.
is already being manifested 

in the 
University in the Inter-city Council flood relief project. 
O u r campus community of over 8,000 students is not too 
much unlike any other American community. 
these 
thousands of young m e n ami young women, some of whom 
are already directly affected by the flood disaster, will 
cooperate with each other in helping in our small way j 
our less fortunate neighbors, the Inter-city Council cam­
paign will also meet with success.

If 

We here in Austin have witnessed the effects of floods. 
Our summer flo od s compared to the Ohio and Mississippi 
flood, however, are as much alike as Barton Springs and 
the Pacific Ocean. And the extent of devastation is dis­
similar in the same proportion.

faces 

The problem of 

rehabilitation which 

these 
friends of ours in neighboring stat*-' ;s and will be one of 
the greatest with which *be American people have had 
to cope In a decade. With millions of persons homeless, 
and many more millions of dollars worth of property, 
both personal and public, utterly ruined, the problem is 
at once one of nation-wide concern.

W ha t can we— we who have plenty of food, sufficient 
clothing to keep us warm when freezing w eat he r strikes; 
we who have mon* v, homes, and loved ones nearby— 
w h at can we d o ” The Inter-city Council has given us 
an opportunity to do some th ng, however small in com par ­
ison to what other American communities are doing.

^ e can all pitch in and help the members of the van 
ous corundums appointed by talking about the project 
by giving o ir old clothing to those collet ting it, by d o n a t­
ing ' little oi T a t extra money we carry around, by at ­
t e n d ^ / tho benefit T o w they are nutting on tonight.

M e can ad loin harris t o make the drive a big success 
——and hone th"* 
sometime in the future if we were ir> 
similar circumstance.-, th - flood victims who now need 
our bein, wont) rem em I or es we do: " n o Unto Others as 
You Would TI ave Others Do Unto Von.”

S I C * ' L I S T
S t. David s H o s p i ta l

VI vier, B r e r
Tame* D *oi*l
G r u n d y W illia m s
C a d o tt B r

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John p rst' ibavh
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F ’- t« n Ta w
A ?#**d Tiohoney
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J p r e , M-C Hough
John S te p h e n

S o t t i s h R ite D o rm ito ry

D o ro th y Novieh
B -* t* v »»':ng
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Seton 

Nelson Estes
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P ■ '■ b 
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P. ben Kaufman
Marcella Donahue

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P ro b e* *

DOLLEY TO SPEA K

and 

Dr. J. C. Dolley, professor of 
investm ents, will 
banking 
-peak at the regular m eetin g of 
the Kiwams Club at 12:15 o’clock 
Monday afternoon at the Stephen 

IF. Austin Hotel.
I Dr. Dolley has chosen for his 
subject the question o f reciprocal 

[trade treaties.

sem ester 

ALL FIR ST 

students 
who have not already done so 
are due to pay the second half o f 
It may be 
their registration fee. 
paid betw een now and Monday, 
February 8, without penalty. 
If 
paid on February 9 or IO the pe­
nalty will be tw o sem ester hour* 
o f credit; if paid on February l l 
or 12 the penalty will be three 
sem ester hours, and if paid there­
sem ester 
a fter, 
hours. 
fill out a 
card in the east end o f the first 
floor corridor in Sutton Hall and 
present it at the Auditor’s O ffice 
along with the receipt for first s e - j 
m ester fees and the fee for the 
second sem ester. For T exas resi­
dents the am ou nt is $25.

Students will 

it will be 

four 

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

registrar.

 

i

t

is a 

for Freshmen, 

la . There are 

E NG LISH 202s, English Litera­
two- 
hour credit course open to fresh­
men who have made C or above
in English 
sections 
ment o f C ourses). The names of from W aggoner 
the 
the d iffer en t 
sections ave posted on the English i 
bulletin board. The course should 
be added 
the o f ­
fice o f H. T. Parlin, dean o f the 
C ollege o f Arts and Sciences.

instructors o f 

this week at 

four j 

C. A. S W A N S O N , 
associate professor of Romance 
languages.
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Chemistry Building 

PHILIP GRAHAM,

assistant professor o f English.

Hall 
218.

(see Final A n n o u n c e - ! ENGLISH 340 has been changed
to

3 

THEOD OR E ST EN B ER G ,

chairman o f the Department 
o f English 

 

 

TRY O U T S FOR 

the Girls’ Glee 
Club will be held Monday and 
Tuesday, F ebruary 8 and 9, from 
2 until 5 o ’clock in Texas Union 
401.

J A N E E YR E S,

president.

T HE ME ETI NC place o f Business 
Administration 350 has been 
changed 
from W aggener 
IGI to W aggener Hall 310.

DR. A. P. W IN STON , 

professor

ALL P ER SO N S interested in try­
ing out for the Curtain Club 
must fill out an rpplication blank 
once. 
in T exas Union 
a n ­
Dates for 
nounced later.

tryouts will be 

303 at 

JACK SU CR E, 

vice-president.

hospitalization 

ALL IN FORMATION relative to 
privi­
student 
leges can be 
found on page 23 
of the General Information Bul­
letin, Part V. S tu d en ts desiring 
the pay­
information concerning 
should 
ment o f the hospital 
once. 
consult 
P lease 
the 
Health Service 
information 
on this matter.

this bulletin 
not 
do 

telephone 

fee 
at 

for 

JOE GILBERT, 

director o f 

the U n iv ersity 

Health Service

B. A 355 will m eet Friday, F e b ­
ruary 5, in W aggen er Hall 401. 
JA M ES C. DOLLEY, 
professor o f banking and 

investment*.

ALL MEMBERS o f 

Glee Club please m eet in 

the Girls’ 
the 
main 
fo yer o f the T exas Union 
tonight at 6 :15 o ’clock. Wear 
white ev en in g dresses.

| 

J A N E E Y R E S,
president o f the Girls’ Glee Club 

HISTORY 3 29 will not m eet S a t­
urday morning at 8 o ’clock.
IONE S P E A R S , 
instructor in history.

P E R S O N S 

into Pi 
IN IT IA T E D 
Sigma Alpha in the fall, please 
call at Garrison Hall 20 for cer- 

Hall U ficates of membership.

J A C Q U E L IN E C. ECKERT,

secrelary-treasurer

S T U D E N T S W ISH IN G to try o u t 
for membership in the U niver­
sity Light Opera Co. may do «o 
tonight at the studio 
t h e 
fourth 
floor o f old B. Hall be­
tw een 7 :30 and 9 o'clock. Previ­
ous experience on training is not 
necessary.

on 

There will also be a rehearsal 
fo r “ Robin Hood” tonight at 7 :3 0 
o'clock.

W A L T E R KERR,

president.

P O S T P O N E D 

E X A MIN A 1 1 0 N S 
will be given February 16-22.
take e x ­
Students who wish to 
aminations in th;.* series must, in 
addition 
their dean 
postpone the exam inations, make 
application at the REGISTRAR'S 
OFFIC E not later than Tuesday, 
February 9, to take them.

to having 

E. J. M A TH EW S.

registrar.

E X E S O N C O M M I T T E E

Robert I. Cohen, ut.. a nu Fred I 
t h e , 

WL Catterall, ex-students o f 
U n iversity and prominent Galves­
ton business men, have been se- J 
lected to serve on a special com- 

language re- mittee to Investigate cou n ty char- I 

S E NIO R S: Foreign 
qui cements exam ination f or sen- 
'” rs only W!l! be held Saturday, 
February Id, at 2 o clock, in the Galveston County, according 
to j 
follow ing r o o m s: Spanish in Gar- Judge E. B. Holman, who w as au- 
rison Hall I; German in Journal- thorized to name this special c o m - 1 
ism Building 2 12 ; Czech in Wag- mittee.

ity and relief with a v iew 
to 
‘‘w ee d in g o u t” unw orthy cases in 

A t the C O - O P

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§ Fountain Pens

• Drawing 
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P h o n e
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o p ­

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And Now Is the Time

,935 Plymouth 2-D oor Sedan $560 193* D o d g e Touring Sedan . $695 
1933 Plymouth Sedan 
1935 Ford C o u p e ........ $425 

. . . . $325 1935 Plymouth 4 -D o o r Sedan $565 

1936 Plymouth 4 -D o o r Sedan $685

1933 Ford C o u p e ........ $325 
1933 C h e v r e t S e d a n 

1935 Ford T u d o r ..................$425
$350 1930 Ford T u d o r .................. $210
36

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36 

THOMPSON MOTOR CO.

4 t h an d LA V A C A

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P ly m o u th . Dodge. D o d g e T r u c k * 

D E A L E R 

P H O N E 5391 

I N S T E A D

Educational

For Sale

D U R U A M - D R A U G H O N
B U S I N E S S C O T L E G S 

Day a nd E v e n i n g C la ss es 

L e a d e r s h i p 

t h a t 

insp ire * * onfidene*. 

4th Flo or 

L itt le fie ld Building. 

2-5771

M A Y F A IR TAYLOR 
S E C R E T A R IA L S C H O O L

A s e le c ti v e s ch oo l ot b u s in e s s t r a i n ­

i ng fo r 

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

D e gre ed 

I n s t r u c t o r s 

F r ee P l a c e m e n t S e rv ic e

P h o n e 2-46 88

L A T E 1936 D e l.u x e PO N T IA C COACH.
e x ce ll e n t c o n d itio n . Pr ic e d 150.00 u n ­
t r a d e . E l m e r 

or 

d e r th e m a r k e t ; 
sell 
F r e d e . P h o n e 2-62 60 .

Board and Room

V ACA NCY fo r I g irl in a p p r o v e d m o d ­
e rn hom e L a r g e s o u t h e a s t ro o m , tw in 
2612 W ic h it a. 

b e d s ; exc e ll e nt m e a ls. 
T e le p h o n e 2-0 7 0 1 .

BOYS O N L Y ; E x c e lle n t B o ard a n d Room 
a t $25.Od. Only 7 m i n u t e s walk fr om 
E a s t 
c o n v e n i e n c e s . 

409 

T o w e r. All 
3 0 t h . 

2-6 34 9.

ROOM A N D B O AR D f o r 

in 
prim ate ho m e c o n v e n i e n t to U n i v e r s i t y . 

fo u r boys 

709 W e s t 25 4 . Call 2-65 59 .

K E R S C H N E R H O M E : Girl*— ro o m a nd 
hoard. 2 block* w e s t of U n i v e r s i t y . 
220 8 N u e e e s . 

A p p ro ve d. 

Rpferene*.*. 
P h o n e 2-10 74.

BO AR D A N D ROOM 

b e y s .
$25.00 p e r m o n t h . Meals $20 .0 0 p e r 

t w o 

fo r 

m o n t h . 210 2 G u a d a lu p e .

Furnished Apartm ents

H A R P E R M E T H O D S H O P
C O M P L E T E B E A U T Y S E R V I C E

2 0737

121 E a s t 9

One Day Service

D R IS K IL L H O T E L L A U N D R Y
W . H. C u lv e r, M er.

6444 

119 E a s t 7

Pawn Brokers

L. LAVES
P A W N B R O K E R a n d J E W E L E R Money 
loaned on a n y t h i n g of value. P h o n e 

.i229 217 E a s t 6

F U R N I S H E D A P A R T M E N T 

r e a s o n a b le . 

f o r 
r e n t .
Co up le or 
1902 U n i v e r s i t y A v e ­

N e a t, 

cle an, 

m a t u r e s tu d e n t * . 
nue. Dis! 6 75 7.

tu b 
2 -2 1 3 8 .

A P P R O V E D A P A R T M E N T S 

fo r girls.
V a ca nc ie s a t $7.00, $8.00. a n d $9.00 
vcr p e rs o n . T h e S u b u r b a n , "IO W e s t 22. 
P h o n e 6546.

D E S I R A B L E 

f u r n i s h e d , 
fiv e - r o o m , well 
u p p e r du ple x, F r i g i d a i r e . B i t Vs W e s t 
22nd. R e n t $46.0 0. F o r in s p e c tio n p h o n e 
da y 6064 . E v e n in g * a n d S u n d a y 4246.

G a ra g e Apartm ent

Plumbing

G A R A G E 

a p a r t m e n t 

f o r 

boys. 

1902

N u e c e s S t r e e t .

Give 
Yourself 
a Gift of 
B e a u t y 
U n d i n e

T o r U l t i m a t e 
P e r m a n e n t

o W ir e s 
o C h em ic a ls 
Jo E l e c tr ic ity

Cactus Beauty Shop

1602 L a v a c a 
Mrs. W i m b e r l y 

P h o n e 89 85
M it si D avis

E 

Ran ge s. 

R A VE N . 

P lu m b i n g 

P ip in g.
Sin k, 
ewer. d r a i n s u n s to p p e d A sb e s to s h a ck s 
n h e a t e r s 1403 L a v a c a Ph o n e 6763

C o n n e c te d 

H e a t e r s 

Gas 

s h a m p o o a nd 

S P E C I A L : E y e b r o w a n d L a s h dye. w e t
s e t. On lv $1.00. C O L ­
L E G I A T E B e a u t y Shop. 405 W e s t 2 3rd . 
Dial 4412.

Records

C a te s

G a ra g e Rooms

S I N G L E room f o r boy. P r i v a t e e n t r a n c e 
a n d ba th . C lose to c a m p u s . 606 W e s t 

25th.

G A R A G E R O O M — 2 boys. 

S in g l e be ds, 
“"bow er. All bills paid, m a id se rvic e . 

3008 N o r t h G u a d a lu p e . 

8326.

Room s tor Rent

FO R R E N T : A t t r a c t i v e s o u t h e a s t ro om, 
a d j o in in g b a t h , p r i v a t e e n t r a n c e , r e a ­
3 3 r d S t r e e t . 
200 E a s t 

s o n a b le 
r a t e s 
P h o n e 2 -3 7 0 7 .

F O R F O U R B O Y S : 2 new up sta ir* ro ms 
4 block w e s t U nio n B uil d in g . S h o w e r 
t w i n be ds. 407 W e s t 23rd. 

and b a th , 
2-0616.

B O Y S : O n e 

■ ------------------------------------------------------------------
l a r g e ro om 

left. H a rd w o o d 
flo ors. P l e n t y b a t h s . Tile floo rs w it h 
blo c ks w e s t 

s h o w e r s . S in gle bed s. 2 
c a m p u s . 2809 N u e c e s .

V a c a n t r o o m — S o u t h e x p o s u r e 

V a ca nc ie s 

f o r no on m e a l ' s e r v e d a t 

12 a n d 

I o'clock.

$10.0 0— I m e a l ; $ 1 8 . 0 0 —2 m e a ls 
$ 25 .00— 3 m e a ls 
B oa rd A Room $35 .0 0 m o n t h 
Maid s e r v ic e . P l e n t y b a t h s , s h o w e r s . 
G a r a g e 
L I N D L E Y H O U S E 
1905 U n i v e r s i t y A ve . ‘ P h o n e 2 -0194

THE N I G H T IS YOUNG AN D YOU A R E 
SO B E A U T I F U L — W a y n e King a n d 
O r c h e s t r a . G E E ! B U T Y O U ’R E S W E L L 
— R u s s M org an M anne r. R ec or ds on sale 
a t J . R. Reed M usi c Co. 805 C o n g r e s s , 

j P h o n e 3531.

Typewriters

TYPEWRITERS
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in A u s t i n 
P h o n e 9 4 1 2 1 1 4 W e s t S t h S t

R E N T A T Y P E W R I T E R 
W e h a v e t h e b e s t in A u s t in 
Special S t u d e n t R a t e s 
S T E C K S 

9 t h a t L a v a c a 

5334

Typing

2002 Guadalupe

C o ach in g

C O A C H IN G : G re ek. 

G e rm a n .
F r e n c h . T r a n s l a t i o n * ma de. M od es t 

L atin . 

c h a r g e . 2-0892.

Dressmaking

p e n s iv e F r e n c h gow n 

V IR G IN IA ST. C L A I R c an copy t h a t e x ­
th e 
illu s ­
fr om 
t r a t i o n . Skilled d r e s s m a k i n g , 
ta ilo rin g , 
and a lte rin g . E v e n i n g d r e s s e s a s p e c :a !t y. 
2801 N o r th G u a d a lu p e . P hone 2-0 160.

Florists

B O YS : See t h e s e tw o ro o m s f i r s t . B o ar* 
to c a m p u s . 70* 

opti onal. C o n v e n i e n t 
W e s t 251* . p h o n e 2-6659 .

BOYS 

F r o n t ro o m s in q u i e t h om e . P r i ­
v a t e e n t r a n c e , a d j o i n i n g b a t h . S in g l e

" e,dtou1b7,e b*d>- G“ra* e furni»h*d-

----------- -------- — —

ho m e. C o n v e n i e n t 

lJ ni-
P h o n e 7552 a f t e r 5 :8 0 o r a n y 

to t o w n a n d 

t o r tt y . 
tim e S u n d a y .

L a rg e , 

M EN S T U D E N T S 

li g h t, q u ie t,
n i c e l y . f u r n i s h e d b e d ro o m s n e a r c a m ­
pus. R a t e s *7.00, $8.00 p e r m o n t h . 801 
W e s t 19. 
------------------------— 
 —.
DO YOU W A N I' to s t u d y ? See q u ie t, u n ­
ta 
l a t h . R e a s o n a b l e . N e a r U n i v e r s i t y . 271 5 
N u e ce s Dial 604 7.

in gle b edroom, c o n v e n i e n t 

■ ■ v — 

2-0 6 0 2 .

fair*, 

 

 

 

B O Y * : 2 
each . 

'i n g le . 2 1 -j 
26. 2 - 3 0 8 5 .

I. argn c l o s e t s R en t do uble 

la r g e c o r n e r r o o m s . 4 window * 
or 
blo c ks c a m p u s . 506 W e a l 

SOI I ll EA S T 

s le e t'lu g - p o r e b 
22n d. P h o n e 4901.

I-;FFR [E N C Y 
for g irl s. 

ro o m wjtll 
205 E a s t 

FO R R E N T : F u r n i s h e d 

ro om o r a p a r t ­
tw o b oys o r couple. P h o n e 

m e n t 

f o r 

2452 o r 89 69 .

'YI

G A R A G E ROOM
f u r n i s h e d 

fo r 2 Men. 
< o m p l e f i f y 
N*=w place, c o n v e n i e n t l y lo cate d n e a r 
D u v a l- S a n J a c i n t o 
in t e r c c t io n . AU 
u tilit ie s a n d da ily m a id s er v ic e . 

R E A S O N A B L Y P R I C E D
P H O N E 9993

O N E B( , Y: A t t r a c t i v e p a n e 'e d up* ta ire 
in new Prick home. Tile s h o w e r . 
t in e 

block 

room 

ess*

"1 0 4 H a r r i s P a rk , 
Dux a1. 

2 -6 8 7 6 .

G I R L S : Lo ve!' 

in p r i v a t e home. 

s o u t h e a s t f r o n t bedrooms 
T w in bed s, a d j o i n ­
ing h a t h . H o m e lik e « u r r o u n d i n g s . Meals 
8326.
o p ti o n a l. 

3008 N o r t h G u a d a lu p e . 

R O O M S : None nicer, n o m m o r e r e a s o n ­
ab ly pri ced. K t c h e n e t t e pri-. de c es M 

d e sir ed . T w in beds. 

1700 C olo ra do .

B O Y S : T w o 

one w it h 
“" le e rin g po rc h, tw i n beds. s h o w e r, a n d 
2510 Bio G ra nd*. 

ro o m s , 

la r g e 

paid. 

Gas 

F U R N I S H E D R O OM S o v e r lo o k in g c a m ­
pus. T w o la r g e f r o n t ro o m s , t w i n be ds. 

Tw o in f a m ily , ( all 4200 o r 6461 .

S T U D E N T S : Tw o r o o m s , s in g le o r d o u b le 
beds, t i l e b a t h a n d s h o w e r, p r i v a t e e n . 
t r a n c e . Q u ie t ho m e. G a ra g e . 3013 H a r r l e 
P a rk . 3421.

S O U T H R O O M : 4 w i n d o w s ; on* o r tw o 
girl* A p p ro v e d hous e, q u i e t s u r r o u n d ­
tw in b e d s. R e a s o n a b le . Call 3411. 

in gs. 
703 W e s t 23rd .

P A T T H O M A S 
B u ild in g 108 

J o u r n a l i s m 
to K lo n d ik e 
A nnie s h o w i n g a t t h e T e x a s T h e a t e r t o ­
day.

to 
for a p a s s 

com e 

N I C E L Y f u r n i s h e d ro o m , a d j o i n i n g b a th , 
f r o m 

p r i v a t e e n t r a n c e , 

bloc ks 

tw o 

c a m p u s . 208 A r c h w a y . 2-0 2 7 4 ,

Lost and Found

L O S T : M o n d a y e v e n i n g bla ck f u r c oll a r 
b e tw e e n 2 - n d and 23 rd on S a n A n to n io 
S t r e e t . Call 97 91.

F O U N D : F o u n t a i n pen in G a r r i s o n H a ll 
7. O w n e r can h a v e bv id e n t i f y i n g a nd 
t h i s ad. Call J e a n Ph ip p a , 

p a v i n g 
f o r 
K ir by H a ll .

W an ted

O U R S E R V I C E 

IS T H E T A L K of n u t
cu t o n ie r - . H a v e vou tri e d i t ? A R M A ­
C OST P O N T I A C CO.. 2nd a t C o l o r a d a 
P H O N E 2-1 168.

B u il d in g 108 

F R A N C E S H A R R I S com * 

to J o u r n a l i s m
to K lond ik* 
A n n ie s h o w i n g a t t h e T e x a s T h e a t e r t-a- 
day.

fo r a p a s s 

W an te d to Buy

H I G H E S T C A S H 

fe e 
s e c o n d - h a n d C lo th in g Sh o e s a n d S u i t 
I n s t r u ­

a lso b uy m u s ic al 

P R IC E S 

P A ID 

Case* 
m e n t s 

W e 
A S c h w a r t s 

P h o n e 3762

GOLD. S I L V E R P L A T I N U M W A N T E S 
F U L L V A L U E P A ID 
G. A. B A H N . Room 9 W o o lw o rth Bldg.

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so n a b le 
is open 
flow er- W O O D M A N 'S 
e v e n i n g - an d S u n d a y * Gall 9360. 194
E a s t 7. A ust in H o te l. N i g h t ph one 4018.

T H E M E S ! T H E S E S ! R E P O R T S ! R e a ­
ra t e s M a r g a r e t W o r k m a n 

s o n ab le 

B.A L e g r e e 20858.

FO R M E N : B ed r o o m s 

in p r i v a t e ho m e.
W a l k i n g d i s t a n c e to U n i v e r s i t y , L i ttle 
C a m p u s , a n d to w n . A pp ly 406 E a s t 17th 
S t r e e t .

W A N T E D O L D G OLD AND S I E V E ! 
H i g h e s t Pr ice* — I m m e d i a t e C a s h 
L O N E S T A R G O LD A S I L V E R CO. 
503 C ong re e*

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Do you have a vaca nt room, or ap ar t m en t th a t you w ant to rent? Between now and Monday, Feb rua ry 8 
(Last da y for payment of fees for the Spring S e m e st e r ) late arrivals and old students must find new quarters. 
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CALL 2-3164-2-3165 T O D A Y - WE DO THE REST

 F R I D A Y . F E B R U A R Y 5 . 1 9 3 7

Ex-Students 
Marry Jan. 29 
In Tyler

Jou r n ey 

Miss Margaret 

and 
Dr. H orace Maurice M ayfield, 
g ra d u a tes o f the U n iv e rsity , were 
married Friday 
night, Jan u a ry 
29, in T yler, at the First P resb y ­
terian Church, with 
the Rev. 
Robert Hill officia tin g .

of 
Miss V irginia Roberdeau 
A ustin and Miss F a y W ells 
of 
Ganado, both Pi Beta Phi sorority 
sisters o f Mrs. M ayfield , were 
am on g her attendants, and Bill 
t h e 
tw in brother o f 
M ayfield , 
bridegroom, was best man.

ag ain st 

The w ed d in g took place b efore 
an altar decorated with white 
lilies 
a background of 
palm s and ferns. The music was 
played by Mrs. F. E. < hilcote at 
the organ, and included «ones 
'iy 
Mrs. h o r a c e Coker and Mrs. Sos 
Haynes.

T he bride’s atten d an ts were 
dressed alike in dusky rose faille 
t a f f e t a , and each cavried an arm ­
ful o f red tulips and w ore a red 
tulip in her hair.

Mrs. 

.Mayfield, who was given 
in marriage by her uncle, Harris 
Cross, wore a go w n of w h ite slip- 
satin made princess 
pel 
style, 
with 
long fitted slee ves and fc'g'i I 
neck. A 
veil o f bridal illusion fallin g from ! 
a c oro n et o f seed pearls co m p let­
ed her costum e. She carried 
a 
bou q u et o f orchids 
valley 
lilies.

lace veil covered with a 

and 

and 

silver 

The bride gave her atten d an ts 
ev e n in g bag-, 
gold 
which she brough* 
from Europe 
last summer. A w edding reception 
w as held in the home o f the bride’s 
Jurney, 
mother, Mrs. Blanche 
im m e d iately after the cerem ony.
A f t e r spending a week in New 
Orleans, Dr. and Mrs. M ay fie ld 
will be a t home 
in Tyler. Mrs. 
Earle B. M a y f ie ld will e n t e r t a i n 
with a 
their honor upon 
their arrival, and a number of 
post-nuptial 
being 
parties 
planned.

are 

tea 

in 

Dr. M ayfield , son o f Mr. and 
Mrs. Earle B. M ayfield, spent hi* 
rece iv e I 
boyhood 
in A u s ti n an d 
his bachelor o f arts degree 
from 
The U n iversity o f Texas. He re­
ceived his d o c to r o f m e d ic in e d e ­
in G a lv e sto n . He s e r v e d as 
gree 
an 
interne in N ew York H ospital i 
and in Mount Kisco Surgical Hos­
pital. N e w York. He 
took post 
gradu ate work in the m ed ica l de-; 
p ar tm en t o f 
of 
V ie n n a and returned th ee years 
in T y le r, w h e re 
ago to practice 
he 
several 
is now a member of 
city and cou nty a s s o ciatio n s.

the U n iv ersity 

Mrs. M ayfield, also a graduate 
the U n iv ersity, received her, 
o f 
bachelor o f arts d egree 
in 19JU 
and her d e g r e e o f m aster o f arts 
in 1936. She lived in A u stin wi th) 
her m o th er d uring the three y ears j 
she a tten d ed the U niversity. She 
is a m em b er o f Phi B eta Kappa 
and Alpha Kappa Delta.

• A *

Sidney Lanier 
A d o p ts N e w Law

A draft fo r a n ew constitution 
was read and approved 
the 
m e e tin g o f Sid n ey L anier Liter­
ary S o c ie t y Thursday a ftern oo n 
in the T exa s Union.

at 

The 

n ew 

constitution 

limits 
mem bership to fifty . It also 
in ­
cludes the rule that three absences 
in a row drop the m em b e r’s name 
from 
roll. Mim eographed 
copies o f the co nstitution will he 
made and subm itted to the m em ­
bers.

the 

N e w m em b ers will be 

selected 
on March 18, and n am es to be 
for possible m em ber­
subm itted 
ship m u s t be given 
to Margaret 
Berry, president, or D oroth y L y n n 
Tavlor, secretary, b y F eb ru a ry 15.
sem ester 
must he paid b efore Feb ruary 18. 
or the m em b er’s name will hr 
dropped from the roll. Second s e ­
m ester due* m u s t , he paid before 
a mem ber is allowed to vo te for 
new members.

D ues 

first 

fo r 

the 

• * *

D is t r i c t G o v e r n o r 
Visits A lpha Phis

Mrs. Leslie H. Rice o f M cA les­
ter, Okla., district govern or o f A l­
pha Phi sorority, was entertain ed 
Thursday m o rning by the Alpha 
Phi Mother*’ Club at the ch a pter 
house. R efresh m en ts were nerved 
by Mrs. Eva Prendergn**, hou*e 
mother.

There was an 
dinner c o f f e e , also 
Mrs. Rice. at 
Thursday night, 
called m eetin g.
Mrs. Riee 

informal a f t e r ­
in honor of 
the chapter house 
follow ed by a 

in Austin 
arrived 
s ta y until 
W edn esd ay , and will 
Sunday. She i« a grad u ate of tho 
U n iv e rsity o f Missouri. Her dis­
trict 
the 
U n iv ersity o f Oklahoma, The U n i­
versity o f T exas, U niversity o f 
Colorado, and Washburn College 
in Kansas.

chapters 

includes 

in 

* * *

U n i v e r s i t y C l u b 
T o H a v e P arty

The U n iversity Club will have 
a V alentine Party S aturday ai 8 
the club house. Mr. 
o ’clock at 
and Mrs. R. N. G a ffo rd are 
in 
charge o f the plans.

and 

Contract 
will be player! 
’ 
lh part” :h 
b 

auction bridge 
R -ervatm ns for 
Iv n t Ie bi mom- 
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bu j ..ti nj.

Club Notices

C h i O m e g a D in n e r 
Ends 3 - D a y R ushing

A .A .U .W . Discusses 
P o tte r y at Meeting

C a m e s W e a v er and his orches­
tra will play fo r a dinner tonight 
g iven by the Chi Omega sorority 
at the Austin Country Club from 
7 until IO o ’clock.

This brings to a close the three- 
day rush w eek which began W ed ­
nesday nig h t w ith a c o ff e e at the 
sorority house.

Helen P otter is in charge o f the 
dinner. D ecorations are of y e l­
lo w and gold spring flowers.

♦ ♦ ♦

Mrs. Jack son, Ex,
Goes to Med School

the 

Mrs. M. C. Jackson, 

for­
m er Patrin a Maria Messina, who 
w a s graduated from the U n iver ­
s ity last year, has returned to the 
School o f Medicine 
in Galveston 
a ft e r her recent marriage. Ja ck ­
son will co n tin u e his work in the 
U niversity.

The recent graduate group of
the A.A.U.W. m et Tuesday night
a t the home o f Miss F ay e Beavers, 
4 0 2 W est Thirtieth Street. Misses 
M e r c e r Ramsey and Ruth Junkin, 
co-chairmen o f the group, 
c o n ­
Im portant 
ducted 
p ottery o f the world has been the 
main topic of discussion for some 
time, and at this m eetin g Dutch 
pottery and Scandanavian pottery 
w e r e discussed hv Miss Winnifred 
Wright and Miss Elizabeth M. Oly­
phant, respectively.

the m eeting. 

in 

the 

dullness 

The n ew project o f 

club 
w a s 
later taken up. The aim of 
this project is the alleviation of 
the 
m o n oton y and 
lives of crippled children. T h e 
mem bers plan to read to the ch il­
dren. make booklets fo r them , or 
h<rip mail The Voice, a pamphlet 
for 
edited by Mrs. J. J. Brown 
crippled children. The work will 
be continued 
few 
for 
months.

the n ext 

Mrs. Jackson w as a B luebonnet 
B elle nom inee from the Womans* 
Building last year m d was a mini* 
be of th e Der D ie Das Klub.

pledge 
e rn o o n 
Seymour.

Alpha Phi sorority held formal 
serv ices W ednesday a f t ­
of 
for Elaine Harrison 

as a hunting scene 

as the S c o ts' G u a rd

As 0

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O n anc! O ff 
O u r 

( am pus

E lizabeth W ahrenberger, Jack 
Sara 
Womack. Gene 
Payn e, and Whitson Etheridge 
visited 

in Conroe this week-end.

Stinson, 

Maxine Wilson spent the w e e k ­

end in Silsbee.

Jean C rawford, freshman in the 
U n iversity, 
is spen d in g S aturday 
and Sunday at her home in Dal­
las.

o f Dallas, 

Lu d i e Selby 

stu ­
d ent in the U niv ersity last year, 
has returned 
the 
spring sem ester.

to school 

for 

William J. S a g ste tte r visited 
in Silsbee Saturday 

his parents 
and Sunday. 

K itty Garrett, 

from 
B enton, La., has withdrawn from 
the U n iv ersity and will return to 
her hom e Saturday.

,
stu d en t 

Ethel Doss, who has been ill at 
her home 
in W adsworth, will re­
turn to the U n iversity n e x t week.
in the 
re­

U niversity 
turned for the spring sem ester.

Marion Shaw*, w ho was 

last winter, has 

F rances C onnally 

Sarah 
and 
in Tyler b etw een 

Smith visited 
term s.

Marjorie Osborne has returned 

from a visit to Shreveport, La.
George Ann Rutherford 
Katherine Holderman visited 
Waco last week-end.

and 
in 

Marcella Beckman 

and Mary 
in San A ntonio be­

Shaw w ere 
tw een terms.

D orothy Davis has 

returned 

from her home in Fort Worth.

A nnie Marie Jarisch and J u a ­
nita K astn er sp en t the week-end 
in N e w B raunfels.

Miss Erma Goldstein, who grad­
uated from the School o f E d u ca ­
tion 
in 
Chester, Texas.

in February, is 

teach in g 

Floreid Francis is the g u est of 
B etty Mc David 
in San Antonio 
this w eek-end. She will attend the 
Girls Cotillion Club dance at the 
San A ntonio C oun try Club F ri­
day night.

in 

new 

A m on g 

Lucite Campbell, U n iversity 
student, will spend the week-end 
at. her home in San A n ton io. She 
will attend the Sigm a Chi fra te r­
nity party S atu rd ay night.
the 

o u t-o f-state 
stu den ts 
the U n iversity a r e 
Leonard Spitzen o f Oak Park, 111., 
Mary A n n e Miller 
of Artesia, 
N.M., W ally H o ffric hter of D e ­
troit, Mich., Earl Johnson o f Chi­
cago, IU., Marvin K an trow itz o f 
N ew York City, Henry Hamilton 
o f 
and William 
Thorpe o f S co ttsb lu ff, Neb.

Joplin, Mo., 

Others are Roy F. Williams o f 
Shreveport, La., Helen W u l f f o f
Guthrie, Okla., M. W. W erken-
thin o f Wichita, Kan., Jess W eir 
o f La* Cruces, N.M., Julius Yon 
Thaden and Hans \ ogel o f M ex­
ico City, Perez V aldes o f Havana, 
John Paul R osencrants o f N ew
Orleans, Albert Sappington 
o f 
W ashington, D.C., H erm an Smith 
S tillw ater. Okla., Michael
o f 
Solka o f B u ffa lo , N.Y., and V ir­
ginia Thurston o f W eb ster Groves, 
Missouri.

S I G M A CHI O F F I C E R S

o f 

fo llo w in g 

o ff ic e r s were 
The 
installed by Sigma Chi 
form ally 
night: 
fratern ity W e d n esd ay 
S to kes Brown 
Springfield, 
Tenn., president; Charles Prothro 
o f Wichita Falls, vice-president; 
Howard Motley o f T eneha. secre­
tary; Boh Regan o f P ort Lavaca, 
historian; Tom P axton o f P a d u­
cah. Ky., pledge master and rush 
captain; and Leroy D enm an of 
S a n 
In terfraternjty 
A ntonio, 
Council rep resentative.

U. T. Students 
In Galveston 
Mardi Gras

o f Dallas 
Ruth R eichenstein 
l e f t Thursday afte rn o o n 
to ap ­
pear as D uchess o f The U n iv e r ­
sity o f T e xa s at 
the Galveston 
Mardi Gras celebration. Arabella 
W offord o f A then s, her maid o f 
honor, also 

le f t Thursday.

Sue Campbell. U n iv er sity s t u ­
dent from Little Rock, will le ave 
tod ay to serve as the Duchess o f 
Arkansas. Miss Campbell was a p ­
pointed by Govern or-elect Carl E. 
Bailey o f Arkansas.

The Mardi Gras celebration will 
last from Feb ru ary 5 to 9. T he 
coronation will 
T u e sd a y 
night.

be 

* * *

R u s k Society Elects 
T w o N e w Members

Two stud en ts were given proba­
in the Rusk 
the m e e tin g 
in T exas Union 
president, 

tionary’ m em bership 
Literary S oc iety at 
Thursday night 
3 11, D ouglas Perkins, 
announced.

Lynn Jackson of Austin a n d 
o f Carthage 
Edward Clabaugh 
were voted on 
favorably for the 
first time. A second vote o f a p ­
proval is necessary’ for full m e m ­
bership.

Club m em bers heard 

speech es 
by Jim P atterson and Bill C lif­
ford. Jack H art made an appeal 
for club members to aid the In­
ter-city Council campaign to help •
flood su ffer ers.

* * *

Sarah Blair to Be
G uest at Parties

Miss Sarah Margaret Blair, e x - 
Mudent who will be married 
to 
Gibson R. Randle Monday, will 
be g u est at a c o f f e e Saturday at 
the Austin C ountry Club. 
Jean 
Reed and Mary F rances S teck 
will he hostesses.

Mrs. Will Scarbrough will g iv e 
a dinner at her home Sund ay at 
the w ed d ing party. 
I noon 
and 
I Misses Elizabeth Thomas 
in charge o f 

for 

Floy Robinson are 
the rehearsal dinner.

Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Cousins, 
Jr., will e n t e r t a i n f o r Miss Blair 
with a w ed din g break fa st M o n ­
day morning.

* * *

B ryan Beck to Dead 
B e a u m o n t C l u b

B ry a n B eck w as re-elected p re s­
at 
ident o f the B eau m on t Club 
th e 
r e g u l a r m ee tin g Thursday 
n ig h t. O t h e r o ff ic e r s elected are 
N e w t o n H o p k in s, vice-p reside nt; 
M a r g a r e t W h ite , 
s e c r e t a r y arid 
treasu rer; R. C. Cooke, reporter; 
Howard Fisher, sergeant-at-arm s.
Pat. Daniel* gave a short talk in 
behalf o f the Tnter-city Council 
concern in g their plans to help the 
flood victim s.

Plans fo r a dance to be sp o n ­
sored by the ex-stu d en ts d urin g I 
the Easter holidays in B ea u m o n t j 
were presented by the president. I 
A special m e e t in g was voted fo r 
Thursday night, February 19, at 
which time plans for a picnic will 
be made.

• * •

E T T L I N G E R T E L L S O F T R I P

Dr. H. J. E ttlinger, p rofessor o f 
pure m ath em atics, told o f his trip 
through Europe last sum m er and 
his observation s in Germ any, a* 
the m onthly dinner o f Tau Beta 
Pi, honorary en g in e e r in g 
fr a t e r ­
nity, la«=t nigh t at the Collegr Inn.

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at 3 1 1 1 Tom Green

Al p h a P«i O m e g a — in 

T e x a s

I o ’clock 
S t r e e t

Union 301.

Pre** F o r u m — a t 7 :15 o ’clock 

in Garrison Hall IOO.

U n i v e r s i t y L i g h t O p e r a C o m ­
t h e 

p a n y — at 7 :30 o ’clock on 
roof garden of" B. Hall.

M o n d a y

A t h e n a e u m Li t e r a r y S o c i e t y —
at 7 :30 o ’clock 
in Law Building 
106. O fficers for the spring s e ­
m e ster will be elected.

T o d a y 

in Brief

10:45 — O pening 

speech 
o f 
T exas 
A ssociation 
m eetin g at th e Stephen Aus­
tin Hotel.

Press 

5 :4 5 — U n ive rsity 

H o u r , 

KNOW.

7, 8 :30— “ The L ife o f Christ” 
at. St. Martin's Lutheran
Church.

7 :30 -1 0 — V ale n tin e 
girls 

M ethodist 
Hall.

te a 

for 
at Kirby 

8-11 — Reception at 

th e Con­

g reg a tio n a l Church.

8 : 1 5 — Josep h 

violinist, 

Szigeti, H u n­
p resen ted 
garian 
by 
the Austin C om m u n ity 
C oncert Association in H ogg 
Memorial Auditorium .

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

F r i d a y

8 -11 — Grace Hall Open House, 

Grace Hall.

S a t u r d a y
8-11 — S un d ay Club Open 

House.

8 -1 1 — U p p er Class Y B a m 

D ance, Y.M.C.A.

A U S T I N G I R L S A P P O I N T E D

o f 

Six A ustin girls were ap p oin t­
ed to co m m ittee positions for the 
Junior Prom ny Marguerite Winn, 
president 
ju n io r class, 
th e 
February 3. T hey are Judith A l­
len, tick ets; A m y Rose Cate and 
A g n es W ilde, d ecorations; M ar­
g a r e t Correll, p u blicity; Miriam 
Hollander, program ; and Fran 
cee P resto n , floor com m ittee. The 
t h e 
Prom will be March 3 
T ex as Union.

in 

* * *

A L P H A C H I O M E G A H A S T E A
Alpha Chi Om ega sorority e n ­
tea Thursday 
tertained with a 
a fternoon 
from 4:30 until 5 :3 0 
o’clock. Spring flow ers were used 
for decorations. Mrs. M. L. B ege-
man presided at the tea table.

* * *

N O N E W M A N H A L L D A N C E

N ew m a n Hall will not have the 
open house scheduled fo r tonight 
because o f the illness o f a n u m - 1 
ber o f the girls in the dormitory.

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f a m o u s movie 
F r e d M ac.M array, 
s t a . . M a c M u r r a y is no c r o o n e r — 
t h a t f a c t 
to 
w h e th e r he will be s a t i s f a c t o r y it 
d i r e c ti n g a show on ly f u t u r e p ro ­
g r a m s will tell. B ut he is no Dick 
Powell.

is e v id e n t— and as 

T o n ig h t on 

a m u s e m e n t 
C a rro ll, 

the p ro g r a m a t 8 
o v e r K T S A Dick Powell will re­
t u r n as g u e s t s t a r o f the show he 
o n c e d ir e c te d . And tw o m o re fa­
m o u s a r t i s t s will be h ea rd also 
— both o f whom a r e know n e v e r y ­
circles. 
w h e r e 
in 
setnxationa. 
M a d elein e 
she 
is o n e , a n d 
m ovie a c tr e s s , 
in a 
v / i l be h e a rd with P o w ell 
p re v ie w 
f o r th c o m in g 
t h e i r 
sc re e n m usical, “ On th e A v e n u e . ” 
I r v in g B erlin, 
fam ous, 
will be th e o t h e r g u e s t s t a r . H a 
w ro te 
lyrics 
f o r th e new Powell p i c t u r e , and 
in 
to his musical g en iu s 
R a y m o n d P a i g e ’s O r c h e s t r a will 
p r e s e n t a c alv a c a d e o f his mo-: 
o u t s t a n d i n g hits.

th e music a n d 

e q u a ll y 

t r i b u t e 

the 

of 

a 

n ativ e 

r a t h e r 

t h e a ir a t 8 :3 0 

T e x a s n ativ e n o t e : T h e r e 

is a 
p r o g r a m on 
to 
n ig h t o v e r W O A I w hich f e a t u r e - 
V ic to r M oore an d H elen B r o d e ­
rick a n d B u dd y R o g e rs ’s O rc h e s ­
t r a . S in g in g with R o g e rs ’* ban I 
is M a r y . M a rtin , 
of 
W e a t h e r f o r d , T exas. This singe' 
h a s zoomed up the e n t e r t a i n m e n t 
f o r a “ home 
fa*d 
la d d e r 
to w n g ir l. ’’ She c o n d u c te d a d a n c ­
in g school 
in W e a t h e r f o r d , she 
s a n g f o r Jac k A m lu n g ’s Orche-t- 
fcra in M ineral W’ells, an d she a p ­
th e F o r t W o rth C e n ­
p e a re d 
te n n ia l chow th e p a s t summdV.
H e r n e x t ste p w as sin ging 
in 
v a rio u s nigh t-club s a n d th e n she 
rec eiv ed 
tr u ly n a tio n a l a t t e n ti o n 
w h en she s t a r t e d sin g in g for Ro­
g e rs o v e r a R ational hook-up of 
r e g u l a r p ro g r a m . 
s ta ti o n s on a 
S h e has been 
the re v iew er, also, 
o f sev eral Hollywood a p p ro a c h e s 
f o r h e r a p p e a r a n c e in the movies.

in 

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7:00— M ;»le*l Clock 
7 :40— A m e r ic a n B*ate*m aa N e w sc a st 
7:45—M u s ic a l Clock 
8 :O0— M etropolitan 1’arnde 
X :2§— Pre** Radio N ew *
* :SO— R ich a rd M axw ell 
8 :45— N oveJteers 
8:0 0 —-T h e Oleander*
9 : 1 5 —-F r e d F e ib el c t th * O rgan 
0:45— Blue Birri*

1 0 :0 0 — P au l Kennard 
10:16— B irth o f th# New*
1 0 :80— Music In th* Morning 
l l JIO— M orning V ariety 
l l :15— A m erican S ta tesm a n N e w sc a st 
1 3 :00— Noon Tunes 
1 3 :15— Man on th e S treet 
1 2 :80— M ake Believe 
1 3 :45— Swing Tim e 

I IOO— S o m eth in g About E v ery th in g 
1:1 5 — A m erican School o f the Air 
I :45— A fternoon E choes 
3 :00—C incinnati Sym phony O rchestra. 
8 :4 5 — S a lv a tio n A rm y S ta ff Band 
4:0 0 — Al T race’* O rchestra 
4 :30— Dor!* K err 
4 ;45 — W ilderne** Road
6 KIO— B ehind th e C la ssics
8 :15—Runic!! f)<.rr at tho Organ 
5 :80— Preen Radio News 
5 : 3 5 — E a s y A c t ' 
i :45—U n iv e r sity Hour 
8 .•OO— Herbert Foote** Enaembi*
8 : 1 5 — R u sk 
8 : 3 0 — R a y H e a t h e r t o n —- F o n g *
8 :45— A m erican Society for Control of 

l ite r a r y S o c ie t y 

C a n c e r

7 :00—-C o n c ert Gem*
7 ii5 —O pportunity K nocks 
7 :80— L e t’* D ance
7 :45— W are’* t apitol N e w 's s t
8 KIO— L et'* D ance
8 :1 6 — F r id a y N ig h t J a m b o r e e 
9:00 — W hen P a y 
9 : 3 0 — D . L . M ood y 
9 :45—- V ir g in ia V e r r ill— V o c a ls 

i* D one 

in t h e N ig h t 

1 0 : 0 0 — M u s ic 
1 0 : 1 5 — J a y F r eem a n '* O r c h e str a 
• n'.« O rc h e s tra
1 0 :30— G e o rg e 
1 1 : 0 0 — G u y L o m b a rd o a n d hi* 

R<

C anadians 

l l :80— C arl R avel!'* O r e h e itr a

W O A !

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7 :3f>— R a m b l i n g C o w b o y s 
1 :00— Br*»l<fa s t C lub
8:30— A dolph a n d 
8 :45 — B re a k f a s t f lu b —-C o n tin u e d 
9 :0 6 —B e tty C ro c k er 
9 :30— c ?>ng* of Y e s te ry e a r 

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IO.-69— G irl Reporter 
19:15—V a ga bond*
10:80— H ow to Bo C h a rm in g 
1 0 :4 5 — T h e Voice o f E x p e rien c e 
l l KIO— P a rty L in e 
1 1 :15— W h a t Do You T h in k ?
11 :30—Texes Farm and Horn. Hoar
12 KIO— N ational F arm and Home H our 
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1 :45— J urf- nr-* J a n e 
3:00— Pepper ’ ne * Family
2 :15— Ma P e ri..-*
3 :80— Vie and F ad e
3 : 45— N ew s
I 00— M u .‘.tea! F ro g ram
8 *0— Follow th e V on 
4 :00— T h r e e Ranchero*
4 -1 6 — Bd w rrd Da' es
4 :30— Irm a Glen
6 KIO— J a r k A rm stron g 
6 :1 5 — S a fe ty L e a g u e
5 :30— T exas Ranger*
A :80— New*
* .80— Edwin C, Hill
7 :00— C ities B erri re C oncert
8 :00— U n iveri*s ' Rhythm
8 KIO— Vi< to r Moor* »nr: Helen Bro.'

*T c k

9 OO— First Nighter
9 :8#— College V ariety Scow 

1 0 :0 0 — A m o* 'n ’ Andy 
10:1 5— N e w s
1 0 :1 0 —P hil L e v a n t's O rch estra 
11:00—E m e ry D eatach’s O rchestra 
1 1 :30—C e c il (jo lly 's O rch estra

O th e rs
K l — B road w ay V a r ie ty * — EMGX

(S t. L ouis)

7 :3 0 — H at K em p- RTSA 
8 OO— H o lly w o o d H r ‘ e l— KT SA
9 .-OO— P hiladelphia S ym phony— KM OX

(Ban A n to n io i

 

...... - O 

 ----------

Pi Beta Phi sorority will e n t e r ­
ta in rushee?. a t a birthday suppe r 
F rid a y n i g h t

G i n g e r R o g e r s a n d F r e d A s t a i r e , w h o will a p p e a r in “ R o b e r t a ” 

a t t h e V a r s i t y T h e a t e r t o n i g h t a t 1 1 : 3 0 o 'c lo c k u n d e r t h e s p o n s o r ­

sh ip o f t h e I n t e r - c i t y C o u n c il . A d m i s s i o n will b e a r t i c l e s o f old 

c l o t h i n g o r a c as h d o n a t i o n . 

P r o c e e d s will go t o f l o o d s u f f e r s in 

an d s a f e t y p a tr o lm e n , who 

chosen from 

th e s t u d e n ts .

T H E 

D A I L Y 

T E X A N

F R I D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 5, 1937

S ta rs of “Roberta”

T e x a s 

is a le a d e r 

p r o v e m e n t o f m a t e r n a l a n d child 
h e a lt h c o n d itio n s , aid to c rip p le d 
ch ild re n , a n d child w e lf a r e w o rk .
th e f e d ­
e ra l social s e c u r ity p r o g r a m , said 
Miss A tk in s o n , rece iv in g a fe d e r a l 
a p p r o p r i a t i o n of 8 7 3,00 0 f o r child 
w e lf a r e . All serv ic es a r e c a r r i e d 
o u t by the S t a t e W e l f a r e A sso c ia­
tion.

in 

“ C h ild re n w hose p a r e n t s a r e on 
r e l ie f c r e a t e a n o t h e r p ro b le m f o r 
the child w e lf a r e w o r k e r , ” Miss 
A tk in s o n said . T h e r e w ere 7,400.- 
000 c h ild re n u n d e r 16 y e a r s w hose 
th e 
p a r e n t s w e re on 
h e ig h t of 
«he 
p o in t e d out.

a t 
d e p re s D o n , 

r e lie f 

t h e 

o f f ic e r 

T h is m o r n i n g ’s sp eec h e s will i n ­
clud e a d d re s s e s by Dr. G e o rg e W. 
Cox, s t a t e 
f o r 
h e a lth 
T e x a s ; Dr. F e lix U n d e rw o o d , Mis­
sissippi h e a lt h o f f i c e r ; Dr. H. T. 
M a n u e l, p ro fe sso r o f e d u c a t io n a l 
psych ology 
th e U n i v e r s i t y ; 
B. B. Cobb, s e c r f- ta r y - tr e n s u r e r o f 
th e T e x a s S t a t e T e a c h e r s A s s o c ia ­
ti o n ; D r . E a r l R. C a rls o n , d ir e c ­
t o r o f the d e p a r t m e n t o f c o r r e c ­
tive e d u c a t io n o f th e N e w Y ork

in 

N e u ro lo g ic a l I n s t i t u t e . Miss G r a c a 
M orrison Poole, c h ie f a d v is o r f o r 
the A m e r i c a n S o ciety f o r C a n c e r 
C o n tro l, a n d Miss M a r jo r i e B. 
Illig, field r e p r e s e n t a t i v e , will pre­
s e n t a j o i n t discussion o n c a n c e r 
c o n tro l.

A f t e r n o o n dis cu ssio ns will 

i n ­
clude a d d r e s s e s by Dr. P hilip C. 
J e a n s , p r o f e s s o r o f p e d ia tric s 
in 
the U n iv e r s ity o f Iow a, an d Dr. 
J a m e s R. M cC o rd, p r o f e s s o r o f 
o b ste tric s a n d g y n e c o lo g y in E m ­
o ry U n iv e rs ity .

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

E X IS M A T H I N S T R U C T O R 
Mrs. T. N . P o r t e r , e x - s tu d e n t, 
b eg a n h e r d u tie s as p a r t - ti m e in ­
the 
s t r u c t o r o f m a t h e m a t i c s 
in 
U n iv e rs ity High 
School. Mrs. 
Porte*- w as a social science m a j o r 
in th e U n iv e rs ity .

L A N F A C U L T Y M E E T S

T h e 

f a c u l t y of 

th e School o f 
L aw had a lu n c h e o n a t th e U n i­
v e rs ity C o m m o n s T h u r s d a y . T w o 
r u l e s w e re 
a m e n d m e n t s 
d iscussed a n d will be p r e s e n t e d 
la te r.

th e 

to 

Delegates-

( C o n t i n u e d f r o m P ag e o n e )

D e p a r t m e n t o f L a b o r 
in g to n , w ho 
T r e n d s 
g r a m s . ”

in W a s h ­
sp o k e on “ Social 
in Child W e lf a r e P ro ­

d i r e c t o r o f 

O th e r s p e a k e r s w e re Mrs. E liz­
a b e th W y a t t , 
c ase 
w o rk, Division of Child W e l f a r e , 
in Child 
who spoke o n " T r e n d s 
W e l f a r e U n d e r Social S e c u r i t y ; 
and B yro n E n g l a n d , p rin cip al o f 
the T ra v is School o f A b ilene , w ho j 
discu ssed 
“ A C o u n ty W e l f a r e 
P r o g r a m U n d e r Social S e c u r i t y .” 
R e g i s t r a t i o n C o n t i n u e * 

A c tiv ity f o r die m e e t’s second 
d ay will see c o n ti n u a ti o n o f r e g ­
is tr a t io n a n d r e s e r v a ti o n s f o r th e 
f o r m a l d i n n e r a t 7 :30 o ’clock. 
T h e m o r n in g session will 
c o m ­
prise aeven 
le c t u r e s by v is itin g ; 
d e l e g a te s fr o m o v e r the c o u n t r y . I 

A f t e r n o o n addresses; 
fo llo w in g 
lu n c h e o n a t 12 :30 o ’clock will 
a 
tw o disc u ssio n s f r o m th e j 
includ e 
m ed ical sectio n . T o a s t m a s t e r 
f o r 
the fo r m a l d i n n e r will be Calvin 
R. H a n n a h , p r e s id e n t- e le c t , T e x a s 
S ta t e M edical A ssociation . 
s th e n o m A

T h e f e d e r a l social s e c u r ity p ro ­
t h r e e m a in 

i n t e r e s t s , j 

g r a m has 
Miss A tk in s o n 
e n u m e r a t e d 

She 
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i 

i 

“ DA N GK RO US N U M B E R.” 
W ith R o b e rt Young, A n n S o th e r n , 
a n d Reginald Owen. A t the P a r a ­
m o u n t. 

(L a« t d a y ) .

“ B L A f K 

L E G IO N .” W i t h 
H u m p h re y B og art, E rin O ’Brien- 
Moore, and Dick F o r a n . A t 
the 
S ta te . 

(First. d a y ).

“ H A P P Y -G O -L U C K Y .” W i t h 
Phi! R egan, E velyn V e n a b le , and 
Je d I ' r o u tv. A t the Q ueen. 
( R e ­
viewed t o d a y ) .

“ T H R E E M E N ON A H O R S E . ” 
J o a n

W ith F r a n k M cH ugh 
Blonde!!, A t th e C ap ito l.

an d 

“ T H E BIG G A M E .” W ith Phil­
J u n e T ra v is , and

lip H u s to n , 
Bobby W ilto n . A t th e V a rsity .

“ K L O N D I K E A N N I E . ” With 
Mae West, arid V ic to r M acL aglen. 

the T exas.

I gan 

f o r m e r N ew York 
ra d io s ta r, w a 

Phil R e g a n , 
p o lic e m a n a n d 
given his big c h a n c e . U n f o r t u ­
n a te ly , f o r th e a u d ie n c e , M r. Re- 
is still a s in g e r and n o t an 
a c to r . He p u ts o v er his tw o songs 
r a t h e r e f f e c t i v e l y 
b u t his d r a ­
m atic e f f o r t s a r e n i t Miss Van 
ab le, his 
lad y , w ho has 
j been f e a t u r e d in m u c h b e t t e r pic­
t u r e s 
also 
t h o u g h t so, b e c a u s e she stru g g le s 
this film w ith a m a r k e d 
th r o u g h 
a ir o f b oredo m . We s y m p a th ize 
w ith h er.

e v id e n t ly 

le a d in g 

th a n 

this, 

r a t h e r 

involved 

T h e r e s t o f 

the c a s t is a b o u t 
leads. The 
is: 

on p a r w ith t h e tw o 
f a n t a s t i c on e, 
plot, a 
to o 
f o r a lm o s t a n y o n e 
to fo llow . It i« m o re rad ica l th a n 
a n y Mr. E. Phillips O p pen he im 
f a n t a s ti c .
e v e r w ro te , a n d m o r e 
fo r a C hin ese a ir p la n e 
b e a r i n g a U n ite d S t a t e s D e p a r t ­
licence. Also 
m e n t o f C o m m erce 
a C h inese 
a 
c h o ru s 
C u b a n r u m b a . — N.S.

dan e n g 

W’a tc h 

S t a g *
S Z I G E T I , 

violinist. 
J O S E P H 
th e A u stin C o m ­
P r e s e n te d by 
m u n i ty C o n c e r t A ssociatio n 
to ­
n ig h t a t 8 :1 5 o ’clock a t H ogg Me­
m orial A u d ito r iu m .

Tucker Retained 
By Commission

M i d n i g h t M o v ie

“ R O B E R T A .” With 

I t a i r e , G in g e r R o ger-, an d 

F re d As- 
Iren e 
( B e n e fit 
D u nn e. A t 
movie 
f o r Mississippi a n d Ohio 
flood s u f f e r e r s S p o nso re d by the 
f n t e r - H t y C o u n cil).

th e V a r s i t y 

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

■ UA PPY -O O -M JC # Y.”— At 

th* Queen. 
D irected hy Aubrey S eottn. Screen play 
by Raymond Srhroi-k. OH** 
Cooper. 
O riginal «iory hjr Erie T aylor, Kndre 
I Rohem Muftlr- by Sam H, S tent, Ted 
and Cliff 
i k N e
 W ashington, 
Friend. Promoted by N a t L evine Re- 

d

i busied by Hep ibHc,

T H E CAST

Mil 

Cole 

...

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W.i r v Cor he rn 
C h - rle* Gorham 
Vharlie Davie
B e n n e t t

Phil Regan 
Phil R egan 
E velyn VenaM*
Jed P rotity 
W illiam Newell 
Jonathan Hale

i a c t o r 

A d u a l role p ro ves o n ly t h a t an 
is 

tw ice as bad a* he 
to ho

is 
t h o u g h t 

N at L evine, p r o d u c e r o f m an y 
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to e n t e r th e fea- 
d< na t h a t fit-Id 
th e business, 
his 
o f 
o n e 
t u r n s 

; t a r e movie e n d of 
“ H a p p y -G o - L u c k y ,” 
firs t e f f o r t s 
o u t r a t h e r badly.

field, 

this 

in 

A« th e lea d in g role o f th e pic­
t u r e r a i ls fo r a sin gin g ju v e n ile ,

T he calm o f 

the G am e, Fish, J

r e ­

an d 

T h e 

a n d O y s te r C o m m issio n w as 
s to re d W e d n e s d a y w hen G o v e r-J 
n o r J a m e s V. A llred a c c e p te d the I 
r e s ig n a ti o n o f C h a ir m a n J e s s L. 
S h o w e rs of V e r n o n , 
J a c k 
O ’B rien o f S an A n to n io , I n t e r n a ­
tio n al N ew s S ervice re p o r te d .
follow ed 

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o f Will J , T u c k e r , 
r e s ig n a ti o n 
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F o rt 
in 
T u e s d a y 
d e p a r t m e n t . 
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m e m b e r, 
to 
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