P h o n e It In N e w s ................................................................ Circulation ........................................... 23164 A d v e r t i s i n g ________ 9181-61 9187 A f t e r IO P. M __ .___ 231 65 ©fcXclIt T h e W e a th e r Cloudy T u e s d a y ; probably • h ew ers. Th ' First College Daily in the South AUSTIN, TEXAS. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 30. 1930. H e's O f f F or a Board Approves Intramural Eligibility Initial Plans Of Ru[es Given for Fall New B u i l d i n g By Director Whitaker )wn T h r i l l i n g m o - ni**nt - - • • r e t o l d T e \ a n ti y Writ - 8{K>f1 R i a y b y r e p o r t s ; p l a y l i n e - u p s . t h , 1 d a y K *. .* r y P ti p e " T h . b y S h .• e t " H a r t VV. Sdo n o r "Say** M e ” i f r t A I b y R e p s e. a I*n e o n iii) Sh* I - hi s a n d K . < t C a s t Iv c r e w football at your fingertips ev ery day in Site lOnilu ®jexan Engineers Elect Class Officers And Make Plans ------- Structure to R eplace Shacks Occupied by Business School Work Begins Soon _______ Architectural Style W ill Resem ble Sutton Hall P re lim in a r y p la n s f o r th e new’ ! ; U n iv e rsity classro o m a n d office ] j b u ild in g were a p p r o v e d last week b y t h e Board o f R e g e n ts of the U niv ersity, Dr. W. J . Battle, ch a ir­ the b u ild in g com m ittee, m an of i said y esterd ay . j G eorge Dahl last week o f H e r b e r t M. G re en, La Roche, a n d Dahl, U n i­ the v e r s ity a rc h ite c ts, met w ith to : Board of R e gents se cu re tin' I plans, and has returned to Dallas is to com plete th e b lu e p rin ts. t h e fin a l plans will bel l o v e d j be com pleted a n d a p p ro v e d in tim e th e building j bejrjn w o rk on a p p r o v a l th e ir t h a t of It By W. B. C O W L E Y “ I n t r a m u r a l spo rts have t a k e n on a g r e a t e r possible e v e r a t t e m p t e d b efo re at the U n iv e r s it y ; eve ry r e g is te r e d he has n ot a l r e a d y signed up fo r in te rc o lle g ia te w ork, e n t e r d ir e c to r of i n t r a m u r a l ath letics, said Monday. -----------------------------------------------------4 into th is new and co m plete o r g a n iz a tio n ,” B. M “ Th field th a n ; student, if ; is eligible to W h ita k e r, j aim of th e de- ! p a r tm e n t to have s tu d e n t body e n g a g ed in some sort j th** e n t ir e is of com petitive sp o rt, th a t is. all o f j in tr a m u r a l p r o g r a m , e v e r y real man in the U n iv e r s ity is given a Before cha n ce to keep him self in excell­ ent physical shape. I n s u ff ic ie n t Business School Asks Founding Of Laboratory Request Placed Board of Control B y Dean “ A f o r r e q u e s t th e e s ta b lish ­ ment of a la b o ra to r y school f o r the School o f Business A dm inis­ t r a t i o n h a s been p l a c e d b e f o r e th e Board of C o n t r o l.” s ta te J . A n d e r ­ son F itz g e r a ld , dean of th e school, is passed, th e new school can be established d u r in g th e second s e m e s t e r of 1931, i t is the bill If VOL. XXXII. _______ Honor Roll Lists 428 for Spring Session of 1930 H ighest Ranking Students Divided into Five Sections J g r a d e s Are B am About ne-tenth of Total Enrollment Listed In Group F o u r h u n d r e d and tw e n t y - e ig h t d u d ) I;' VV.‘Cf I -fed !.n t h e hi.* o; oil f o r Die 1929-30 s p r in g session, according to th e list issued f r o m of Dr. H. T. Par bn, She o ffic e le a n of th e C o l l e g e of A r t s and Sciences. of this list, Dr, T he pu rp o se is to co m m en d arlin e xplaine d, f a c i a l l y a b o u t o n e -te n th of th e tu d e n ts in th e U n iv ersity , whose th e m r a d e - ra n k scholastically th e r e m a in in g nine- ig h e r th a n g r a d e s f o r enths. his list, g ra d e s are listed as fol- ow s: “ A ” fo r one se m ester, f o u r hits fo r each h o u r ; “ B ,” th r e e o p t s ; “ ( ’,” tw o p io n ts ; a n d “ D,” ne point. In c o u n t in g T h e g r a d e s a r e divided in to five oop s a c c o r d in g to the n u m b e r of oints made. In m a k in g up tho ists. Dr. P a rlin said, f re sh m e n a re r e ­ an k e d so m e w h a t h ig h e r in lict to th e n u m b e r o f points th e y ak e aet ule r u n lo w er th a n others. t h a t f r e s h m a n g ra d e s as a T he fellow in g s tu d e n ts a r e lis t­ 'd on the h e n - ; roll foj the pi mg ession of 1930: S U M M A CUM L A U D E The B e i t 6 9 o ut o f 3 , 5 7 5 E lm a ( ra n k , J o h n Isabelle A hrens, E d d ie Ball. J o h n J u n i o r Bell, H e n n a ilia B ra d e n , Louise B r a d f o r d , Marjorie Alice B ryan , A n n a E liz a ­ beth B ryce, E th e l B ern ice C arlson, dias. C a rr o ll C lark, H arold Abe hen, M ildred V iv ia n Cooke, .enry H a r la n L. Iraw ford, A n a m a r y Davis, Ben [ o n a g e r Davis, M a r g a r e t A nne S p r i g h t , W a lte r F eigen- laum, W ick liffe W a th e n F isher, F o rsm a n , W illiam ohn Malcolm a n k F r it z , M a rjo r ie C h a rlin e iqua, Jo se A n to n io G arcia, Tom - U'e F a y e G ilbrea th, Richard Jo >ph Gonzales, Rob* vt E w ing rireenwood, Malcolm Russel Gr*g- J a c k th a n u p p e rc la ss m e n , due to j of th e E n g in e e r s S u n d a y a f te rn o o n B la n k e n sh ip M ad e P resid en t so m etim e this fall. O f Group; D unaway V ice President ______ I O ff ic e r s and e x e c u tiv e com m it- : tee of th e College o f E n g in e e r in g : w ere e le c te d a t th e firs t m e e tin g Thl> structure, which is being th e j th o ugh t. ta k e place of I b u ilt to th e j T he shacks a n d th e c o n d e m n e d n o r th w in g of th e M ain Building, will t i a ] lo ! be p a t te r n e d s o m e w h a t j plans of S u tto n Hall. ^ p r o x i m a t e l y 54 f e e t wide a n d on th e I work jn It will be A d m in is tra tio n . la b o ra to r y school is essen- fo r g r a d u a te th e School o f Business c a n d id a te s _____________ () _____ at 2:30 o ’clock, w ith T. U. T aylor, d e a n of th e College of E n g in e e r ­ ing, in E n g in e e r in g B u ild in g 212. T he o f fic e r s elec ted w ere as follow s: J . C, B lan k e n sh ip , p re si­ d e n t ; J. H. D u n aw ay, vice presi­ d e n t ; Shelley J o r d a n , s e e r e ta ry - tr e a s u r e r ; J a m e s C a la h a n , se r ­ g e a n t- a t- a rm s . T he e x e c u tiv e com­ m itte e is com posed of th e follow­ ing: J. C. Blankenship, J. IL D un­ aw ay, W . L. Powell, M illard Sm ith, and Beno Sch m idt. Int r a mur a l s Di s c us s e d I n t r a m u r a l sp o rts w e re discuss­ ed. All s tu d e n ts in te r e s te d in in- 1 t r a m u r a l s p o r ts w e re assig n ed to the s p o rts th e y would ta k e p a r t in. I). N. V a r tis w as e le c te d ca p ­ tain of th e in d o o r b aseba ll team . V a rtis at 5 T uesd a y, o ’clock M ond ay S e p te m b e r 29 a n d 30, of all c a n ­ in d o o r baseball d id a te s a m e e tin g called a n d f o r th e I s to rie s and an a ttic . 200 fee t long, a n d will have f o u r Shacks a r e b eing moved d ir e c tly east of Gar- ; l ison Hall to m a k e a place fo r the budding. Forty-Eight Men Make Glee Club Housemothers Second Rehearsal of Year Held Tonight To Meet Today First Mrs. Booth F o rty -e ig h t men have been Calls C onference at 11 a d ­ m itte d to T he U n iv ersity o f T ex a s M e n ’s Glee Club a f t e r th e initial tr y o u t s u n d e r th e d ire c tio n of Gil­ bert E. S c h ra m m of San Antonio. Th** fo llow ing m en have been T he first m e e tin g o f the y e a r of listed on the rolls of th e o r g a n iz a ­ s o r o rity h o u s e m o th e rs has been I tion and a re re q u e ste d to a t t e n d called by Mrs. O. T. Booth, c h a p - 1 all m e etin g s o f the club in th e f u ­ e ro n of th e Phi Mu sorority. The t u r e : Don McCall, Malcolm G r e g ­ m e e tin g will he h e ld at 2100 Riot ory, Malcolm J . Bell, F r a n c is A. G ra n d e S tre e t, this m o rn in g , a t l l I I Hale, J o e King, Tom G ullette, o ’clock. Miss R ub y T errill, dean of I D u n b a r F ish e r, Row land C u rry , w om en, and h e r as sista n t. Mrs. C h a rles H, C rom w ell, J . G ordon F r a n c e s G oldbeck, will be guests, j ; Cole, H o rto n W. Sm ith, G eorge M. .sorority h o u se m o th e rs a r e ; C lark e, T om P e r r in , Ulrich B uig as follow s: Mrs. L. A. E a rn e s t, ; er, P re sto n W oh lford, D echerd M. A lp h a Chi O m e g a ; Mrs. Alice M cAfee, H e r m a n Kaplin, J o e An- P enick, A lpha B e ta P i; Mrs. W i lli- ; derson, Tom Deely, Bill H a m ilto n , am D evereaux, A lp h a Epsilon P h i; ; F r a n k McDonold, N o rm a n Dum- Mrs, E v a P e n d e r g a s t, A lpha P hi; hie, R o b e rt S tro ble, F r a n k B. B u ­ Mrs. I. N, G ilru th , A lph a Xi D elta; ch a n a n , J o h n McLeod, T. A. Mrs. J . J. T e r r e ll, Chi O m ega ; Moore, .Jr. Mrs. L a T ceile T hom pson, D elta D e lta D elta; Mrs. O. Ellis, D elta Z eta. T he R u b y I r e n e G ustavson, E s th e r te a m , tie H alm , M a r g a r e t a r e H ow ard , W illa rd F is h e r H o lla n d e r, j D u naw ay, p r e s id e n t; D an Driscoll, ■ M lL Joe ] M a n u el H o p p e n ste in , vice p r e s id e n t; Lily R u s h W alker, I* ^ t e v a r W alsh H o rn e , Mrs. Louise -ocretarv t r e a s u r e r ; J o h a n n a o f fic e r Robert S enior H u m p h r e y , V irginia Neal, s e r g e a n t -at arm s. J u n i o r (las- o f fic e r s VV. L. Powell. pr< -idem ; J a c k I. R: Irv ine, loge ne K a th r y n Gale fow a rd [r ae g er, Sui a F r a neb Lacy, R a M Leslie, H aro ld Sfeanor Mary L uetcke, William, Jalhoun M cC utcheon, J r ., A y lm e r liven Mc Ne esc, J r ., Madge Car ill M aier, R o b e rt L y n n M arshall, a r y G race Milam, J a m e s M u c k i ­ ly. J o e H e n r y M u n ste r, S m ith Long, vice p r e s id e n t; J. S. B oldrich, sec- ret arx t r e a s u r e r ; K. K. McElt >y. s e r g e a n t- a t-a rm s . S o p h o m o re class o ffic e rs Wil- Mrs. F. N. F e r t s c h , G am m a Phi B e ta ; Mrs. A d e la id e Dazey, K appa A lp h a T h e t a ; Miss M a rg a re t W il­ burn, K appa K a p p a G am m a ; Mrs. la rd S m ith , p r e s id e n t; J . F. Met- j O. T. Booth, Phi M u; Mrs. M a rth a calf, vice p r e s id e n t; C hris Mai- j S hack lefo rd , P h i S igm a D e lta ; s e c r e t a r y - t r e a s u r e r ; Ed- Mrs. N. A. S a y r e s , Pi Beta P hi; wald, s e rg e a n t- a t- I ^ r s - E. B. H an c o ck , Z eta T au A l­ w a r d VV. J o h n s o n , p h a ; and Mrs. G re y Lewis, K appa arm s. F r e s h m a n class o f f ic e r s : B enno j Delta. S chm idt, p r e s i d e n t ; G eo rg e E. David klutzier Beden, D e n v e r E d w a rd ‘e lk in s, M u r ra y P erkin R am sey, Prank C h a lre s R o pe r, D o ro th y lose, R aleigh Roy Ross, D o rothy C h risto p h er, vie** p r e s i d e n t ; Dab leal R ushing, Billy R u tla n d , .la- [et S h ep p ard , G ra h am H a m p to n Short, T h o m a s Shelton S u th e r- md, M a r e tta Beene T alb o t, W il­ iam Otis T ay lo r, P hillip T ock er, [ermina T rlica , O t t Lee V oight, rrover C l e v e l a n d W alk er, Q faw KO A n tile n s W a lk e r, E d n a E a r l 'ailing, N an c y E liz ab e th W est, tymond D ouglas Woods, A lb ert ion W o rsh a m , T om Dobbins 'OU rig. T he s t u d e n t s u b s c rib e r s to the e n g in e e r* ’ a reso lu tio n to th e e f f e c t th a t h e r e ­ a f t e r no loan m a y be m a d e to any e n g i n e e r in g s t u d e n t who h as n o t given his deposit or its e q u iv a le n t to th e e n g i n e e r s ’ loan f u n d a t le a s t th r e e m o n th s before th e loan is made. s e c r e t a r y - t r e a s u r e r ; h a McCord, F r a n k D enison, s e rg e a n t- a t -a rm s . F u nd Di s c us s e d fu n d passed lib r a r y loan ---------------o--------------- F airly W ill S peak T o P resbyterian s T od ay *------------—o— ---------- F o c h t to S p e a k T o E n g in e e rs T o n ig h t “ T he A m eric an S ociety of Civil E n g in e e r s will hold its f irs t m e e t­ ing T uesday n ight a t 7:30 o’clock in E n g in e e r in g B u ilding 2 12,” s ta te d E. A. M c N a tt, p re s id e n t of the society. give the w a y e n g in e e rin g , will p rin cip al talk, T h e new offic e rs will ta k e th e i r positions, and th e selection of d e l e g a te s to the H o u s­ to n co n v e n tio n , w hich to be held in O ctober, will be discussed. ----------- — o-------------- is J. A. F och t, p r o f e s s o r of high- i r e p e rto ire B ew ley A n n ou n ces T h e Rev. J o h n L. F a i r l y will be th e p rin c ip a l s p e a k e r a t a lunc h ­ eon f o r P r e s b y t e r i a n s t u d e n t s of th e U n iv e r s ity a n d t h e P r e s b y ­ te r i a n S e m in a r y th is m o r n in g a t IO o'clock a t t h e U n iv e r s it y C o m - j etj mons. H e will also sp e a k a t a c o r k e r s ’ c o n f e re n c e to n i g h t a t th e I T u e s d a y S e p t e m b e r Miss Lula B e w le y has a n n o u n c - m e e ti n g of the social c a le n d a r c o m m itt e e will be held a t 12 C om m ittee M eeting 30, a Lois U n iv ersity P r e s b y t e r i a n C hurch . | o ’clock. H u g h D unlap, p r e s id e n t ! C u rtis s E. Ben Gibson, L e s te r S p rin g e r, •John B. F ly n n , Malcolm F o rs m a n , P au l K lum pp, G eorge U lq u h a r t, Ike H arrison, A. M. F oessler, Bob M orrison, M aurice B r a f u t e , Irving VV. Moody, Georg** VV’. B u rk e tt, F ra n c is , Bill D yer, F ra n k Wilhelm, H a r ry A k ard, E d ­ win S. H ayes, N o rm an Mullins, C harles Zivley, H a r r y D o uthitt, J a c k N eblitt, Billy H u f f m a n , and j VV. O. L ittle. I t o ­ w ards w ork, re g u la rity , a n d punc- i tu a lity will be the d ec id in g fa c to rs the in choo sin g th e m e m b e rs of club who will m a ke th e to u r s d u r ­ C h a rles Zivley, ing be m a n a g e r, sta te d . is to “ I t to stressed t h a t all m e m b e rs g e t th e a t 7 o ’clock. R e h e a rs a ls a r e held only on ho u r tw ice a week a n d th e e n ­ tire tim e is n ee d ed in le a r n in g the “ A tte n d a n c e and a t t i t u d e th e y e a r , ” r e h e a r s a ls p r o m p tly T he club will hold th e second r e h e a r s a l o f th e y e a r t o n ig h t a t 7 o ’clock in Main B u ilding 157. All m e m b ers listed above a r e r e q u e s t­ ed to a t te n d . ---------------o--------------- F reshm en to E lect O fficers W ed n esd ay O ffic e rs will be elected and plans f o r th e com ing y e a r will be m ade a t th e f i r s t m e e tin g o f th e in th e f r e s h m a n class W e d ­ men nesd ay night a t 7:30 o ’clock in I. K arl T a n n e r, G a rriso n H all yell the m eeting. le ade r, will presid e a t Y .M .C .A . G ets Jobs For F ifty Students _______ “ T w e n ty - f o u r p e r m a n e n t jo b s of is th e S t u d e n t s ’ A ssociation, c h a ir m a n of th is co m m ittee . A l­ la n S hivers a n d D o ro th y Kelly a r e co u n c il r e p r e s e n ta t iv e s , a n d V. I. M oore and Miss B ew ley r e p r e s e n t and th e class picnic, th e offices o f th e Deans. Besides th e p la n n in g o f all sh irt- tail p a r a d e s a n d bon fires, d a te s will be se t f o r fre s h m a n d an c es All m e m b ers o f th e class a r e urged to be p r e s ­ ent. jo b s f o r U niversity E lkins, F r e d T hom p son E lliff , boys have been se c u re d by t h ! Y. h ris tin e E v a n g e lin e Ellis, H en ri- M. C. A. since S e p te m b e r I , ” VV. L a n d a u e r F e c h e n b a c h , Elea- A. S m ith , s e c r e ta r y o f th e U n iv e r ­ and 50 odd s e Russell Flow ers, T h o m a s Wal- hall F o ib le , K a th e r in e Adelia ( T u r n to P a g e 2) sity Y. M. C. A., s ta te d , E f f o r t s a re b ein g m a d e to find j p o sitio n s f o r m ore. | L u la Bewley. T h e A ll-U n iv e rsity dance com ­ m it te e m e t M o n d a y a f te r n o o n a t 3 o ’clock. M e m b e r s of th e com ­ m it te e a r e Bill M orrison, p re s i­ d e n t ; Bess O lson, s e c r e ta r y ; By­ r o n S kelton, A m o N uw otny, Miss T he o f fic e r s to be elected a re p resid e n t, vice p r e sid e n t, se c r e ­ ta ry , t r e a s u r e r , a n d yell lead er. T h e m e e ti n g will be sh o r t so as n o t to c o n flic t with o th e r plans f o r th e evening, T a n n e r sta te d . CUM L A U D E A M P L A ET M A G N A The Beat 163 o ut o f 3 , 5 7 5 E dw in W illiam A dam s, E d ith ‘e a r l B arlow , Sam Beal B a rto n , Irnrna E lm in a Beason, D ause Lev- fridge Bibby, F e r d in a n d C harles liesele, D o ro th y A ra b e lla Boone, lay E liz a b e th B rad fie id , E lla |4ae Bridges, Willie T r a p Briscoe, diehard S inclair Brooks, S yd n ey )verton Brow n, F ie d a u ls te r b a u m , Roxie V ere Buske, v ely n E liz ab e th C a lhoun, ad g e C a n n o n , M y rtle B odessa barter, E v a n g e lin e P e a r l C h a tm a s, donald J a y C lark, A ilene M arie eb b, Ben C lark so n C onnally, Iph L an g e C u rb , N o rm a E la in e L ouise D eV otie, tm e r s , J e a n avid Chase b ila nd, Wilson Horn- P a u lin e Instruction For Classes in P. T. Begins Monday Between 1700 and 1800 Men Enroll For Activities Swimming Given 1 Bellmont States N ew G ym Increases Interest For Participants No. l l . R . Hall Razing Begun To Make Way for New Classroom Structure A no th er of tho S p e e d w a y sh a ck s met its d dem olition o f ’it Hall was begu n. This is th e U niversity shack row to fall, W Hall b eing razt Tho shack whit h has bee n used exci A d m inistra tion • boing t o r n dow n i o f the new Classroom B uildin g.” ♦ oy ti roon >m y e s te r d a y w hen econ*! shack of th e several weeks ago. School o f Busine ss t or t he const! uct ion Boyd Announces S I a f f Members For 193) Cactus Feature Editors Called For M eeting Today At 2 :3 0 Roland Boyd, e d i to r of th e c'-.v'- tim, has placed th e f o l l o w i n g peo­ ple on the C a ctu s s ta f f in H e i r resp e c tiv e d e p a r t m e n t s : O rg a n iz a tio n s : Robert N ( ’am - bell, M arlin H irsch, Howard Em ­ m ons, J a m e s P e r ry , and Rosalie I .esdie. S o c ie ty : M ary Ruth H o l m e s , H elen Donovan, an d Ire n e Milburn. .Jan* ? S hep pard, \ r i : H elen E ngelk ing, V <7 I'ackaberry, J r ., a n d Ja c k s o n * ' * X. | P e rs o n n e l; C. B. Allen, J o h n B. ; Pope, E lbert A. O strow , and VI- i bert W. Searcy. I e a tu r e : Condemns-, Dozier, .1 ie Riley, George Irion VV or sham, Bill < a rn pus: Louise S tarle y , Bob II oi n**, a rn! Ii, S. l i a r v ey. At blet irs: O tho Jo n e s, W. B. ( owl.ey, “ R a ts” Kiilam, a n d Ber* I n ard L. I.ebowitz is te m p o r a r y Boyd explained t h a t flus s t a f f to and j change, The e d ito r said th a t final places on th" s t a f f would be d e ­ te rm in e d by the w ork tu r n e d in by present m e m b e rs o f th e s ta ff. su b je c t rh* f e a tu re odiums arc asked to I come to th e C a c tu s o ffice to da y at 2:30 o ’clock, an d m e m b e rs of should the w atch T h e Daily 1’exati for a n ­ nouncem ent j, Boj d said. d e p a r tm e n t s o th e r H o g g D e b a tin g C lu b H olds O p e n H ouse first open house of The Hogg D eb a tin g (Tub held its school I y e a r M onday night in the Y. M. | <\ A. the d e b a tin g , e x t e m p o r a n e o u s All new s tu d e n ts in te r e s te d in speak- | ing, o r o th e r kinds of public s p e a k ­ ing w ere cordially invited to be r e f r e s h m e n ts w ere | p r e s e n t a n d I serv* -I. •Jo.' S purlock delivered tho wel- L e s te r Boone, n a tio n a l last year, de- | com ing address. , T exas cham pion in o rato ric al Contest the j livered hts w in ning o ration. \ . M. C. A . Cabinet W ill M eet T onight The U n iv e rsity Y. M. C. A. will I hold a sh o r t business m e etin g t u e s d a y night at 7 o’clock in the | Building f o r th e p u r ­ j V M. (*. pose o f v ario u s the o rg an iz atio n . This phases of i will be the second m e e tin g o f the of discussing th e th e o p en in g since council school. j of VV, A. (Block) Smith, se c r e ta ry tho o rg an iz atio n , expects to j have a perfec t a tte n d a n c e . T h ere I are 30 m e m b e rs in th e g roup. th*> men. W ith the com pletion o f I F ifty -o n e physical tr a in in g G regory G ym n asiu m , and th e new classes with an e n r o ll m e n t of bv ; reci t ation is respon sible fo r n u m - ! e m u s m ental as well as physical disorders, un*! with such a th e tic facilities at h a n d r ig h t h e r e on th e campus, a p erso n should ta k e j of th e m , ” W h ita k e r a d v a n ta g e cont inued. S j r i t f m P l a n n e d the listed. s p o r ts is filed a t T h e in tr a m u ra l office, G re g o ry ; G y m nasium 114, has planned a ; new system f o r k ee ping tr a c k of ea ch m a n ’s reco rd . W hen the sity he signs an in tr a m u r a l card, p o in tin g out his p r e f e r e n c e of th e This n u m e ro u s in tr a m u ra l | card , office, l f the s t u d e n t belongs to j some f r a te r n ity , d e p a r t m e n t , o r j in d e p e n d e n t gro u p , his in tr a m u r a l on the ; m a n a g e r will e n t e r him hooks u n d e r th** nam e of his or- | g a n iz a tio n , som etim e b e f o r e Oc- I tu b e r I. 1 If the stu d e n t is new to the U n i­ versity, a n d has no te am to sign up with, his n am e is placed in a s e p a r a te file, new g ro u p s or o r g a n iz a tio n s will be chosen a f t e r O c to b e r I, w hen th e existing g ro u p s have been listed. In th is w ay e v e ry m an is placed in some group. from which Rule* Listed F r e sh m e n a n d n o n - f r a t e r n i t y m e n a r c r e q u e s te d to g e t t o g e th e r an d form sq u a d s of th e ir own, so th a t they m a y e n t e r into the to u r , nam en ts. Rules fo r eligibility in the i n t r a ­ m u ra ls are as follow s: a. A s t u d e n t will not be elig ­ ible to r e p re se n t an o rg a n iz a tio n unless his n am e a p p e a r s on th e eligibility list of th a t o rg an iz atio n . b. An o r g a n iz a ti o n ’s eligibility list m ust be filed a t th e in tr a m u r a l o ffice before its f i r s t contest. ad d e d c. N am es m ay be these lists a t a n y time. to list d. A s tu d e n t m ay t r a n s f e r from to a n o t h e r one o r g an iz atio n th e scholastic year, one d urin g t r a n s f e r s shall n o t be b u t such m ade d u rin g firs t se m ester, the or until th e ac tiv ity in which he is com petin g is concluded, e. A s t u d e n t ’s n am e m a y be o r g a n iz a ti o n ’s re a so n s drop ped from a n eligibility f o r good list by th e in tr a m u ra l council. o -------------- - H u tc h e so n T a lk s A t L a w R e v iew D in n er All of th e law fa c u lty and 35 law stu d e n ts a t te n d e d th e Law R e­ view d inne r a t 6 o’clock M onday at th e U niversity Com mons. ti. VV, St urn b erg, p ro fe sso r of law*, presided as to a s tm a s te r, and Jo.* H utcheson, e dito r-in-ch ief of the Law Review' f o r this year, J u d g e B en ja m in Powell, a n d Dean I. P. H ild e b ra n d of th e School of J u d g e T, Law made addre sses. B. G reenw ood, of th e su p re m e co urt, was p re se n t. Prizes f o r n e x t y e a r w ere a n ­ nounced. T h ir te e n s t u d e n t s t a f f m em bers of th e Law Review a r e back again th is y ea r, and t h e firs t n u m b e r of th e Law Review will be issued D ec em be r I. 0 ._ _ -------------------------- K U T Broadcasts S tu d en ts’ Program s t u d e n t, M onday n ig h t J a n e t S h eppard , U n iv ersity e n t e r ta i n e d the h a lf- h o u r p r o g ra m over fo r K U T in a g r o u p of piano a n d song selections. A l b e i t A. O strow , s t u ­ d e n t a n n o u n c e r , has p r e p a re d sev­ eral p ro g ra m s f o r th e University hour. The p r o g r a m s a re hacked by p ro m in e n t busine ss men in th e U niversity neig h b o rh o o d . M em ­ ber* of th e G lee Club, the C u r ta in o t h e r U n iv ersity o r ­ Club, and ganiza tio n s will be p re se n tin g p r o ­ g ra m s w ithin t h e n e x t few’ weeks. and tw'evn 1,700 and I,HOO m en got a c ­ tively u n d er way at the new G r e g ­ sw im m ings ory Gymnasium pool Monday, S wim m ing proved to be th is th*' most pop u la r sport y e a r with an enrollm ent of some ten classes. F our of 500 these classes are e le m e n ta ry sw im m ing and I he o th e r six a r e in ad vanced work. its in in The second nm t pop u la r s p o r t tu r n e d out to be handball. T h e r e are nine classes o f f e r e d this course and th*' ave rage en ro llm e n t is betw een 32 and 35 stu d e n ts. B asketball r a n th ird w ith an a v e r ­ age e n r o llm e n t of betw een 25 and 30 s tu d e n ts in eight c l a s s y . in “ M e n E n t h u s i a s t i c ” take L, Theo Bellmont, d ir e c to r of physical tr a in in g for men. .stated th a t he had never seen stu d e n ts of th e Uni versify more e n t h u s ia s ­ tic an d e a g e r to physical tra in in g th a n th e y are this y ea r. “ We have bee n forced to tu r n hun d red men who aw ay several phycieu! have com pleted but who tr a in in g re q u ir e m e n ts , additional for wished tr a i n in g , ” Mr. B ellm ont said. “ T he aroused, s tu d e n ts nev er w ere so nor showed n e a r so m uch zeal when they had to take th e ir ph ys­ ical tr a i in g at th e old b uilding,” he added. to enroll th e ir M ajor S. N. E k d a h l’s corrective t r a in in g classes show a d e c r e a s e , despite th e new g y m n a siu m e q u ip ­ m ent, J,ast \e a i at this time th e re w are 75 s tu d e n ts enrolled fo r his c la sse s; this y e a r the enro llm ent dropped down to 55, show ing that the s tu d e n ts who are re g is te r in g in th e I n i v e rsity a r e in b e t t e r c o n ­ dition physically th a n they w ere last year. Only s tu d e n ts who have some physical defe t t a r e enroll! d in his classes. G irls ’ G lee C lu b T o H a v e M eet I u esday Important, a n n o u n c e m e n ts will be made to the m em bers of the Girl*' Glee Club T uesday a t 5 o’clock in Main Building 157. Gil­ bert S chram m , director, will an nounce th e selection o f his V a r ­ sity Co-ed Q u a r te t an d also the second q u a r t e t which was o r g a n ­ ized tins year. of the A com bination tw o group* will compose a glee club o c te tte which will play an i m p o r t­ a n t p a r t th e club piogram a. The sopran o soloists f o r the club will be selected 'I uesday from a p ­ pro xim a tely tw e n ty applicants. in T he club will buy a piano this year. Among o th e r im p o rta nt business will be the a n n o u n c e m e n t of the ad viso ry board, which is composed o f five o ffic e rs and one m em ber a t large. Miss D orothy G eb a u er is fa c u lty sponsor. This m eeting is very im p o rta n t and all m em bers are urg ed to be p rese nt. Th*- clu b will also m eet f o r prac tice W e d n es d ay f ro m 7 o ’clock to 8:30 in the sam e room. • — —o --------- - P re sid e n t Benedict S p eak s at V esp e rs the V. W. C. A .” P re sid en t H. Y. Benedict spoke a t the f ir s t vesper service held Monday a f te rn o o n a t 5 o’clock In the girls’ study hall. His topic was “ The U niversity, t h e C h r is t­ in um, a n d which he em phasized t h e fact th a t e duc ation w as “ the com ing into c o n ta c t w ith th e new ,” and urg- j ed th a t U n iv ersity stu d e n ts r e a l­ is ser- intellectual ize I ious. j D orothy W a tts , who is p resident | of th e Y. W. C. A. this year, pre- led j sided, a n d M a rg a re t Grimes j the gro u p in a prayer. G eorge C. B a k er sa n g a solo, accom panied by Miss Beulah Beavers. A n in ­ v itation r e g u la r Monday a f te r n o o n vesper services the was extende d to all girls of to a t te n d th a t life th e | U niversity, All equipm ent has been moved from R Hall to Z Hall, which has b ee n rem odeled and is now se rv-l ing a* te m p o r a r y q u a r t e r s for business a d m in is tra tio n classes. “ Matel iii! from * he >ha* bs is he- - ing used in r e p a ir w ork on the c a m p u s a n d on I ittle Campus Dor­ m itory while t hut from R Hall is to be used in in te r io r r e p a irs on Ibis work th e old p ow er house, will begin about S a t u r d a y when dem olition of th e snack * hould be c o m p le te d ,” Mr. < . T. R o b e r t­ son, said. Walter Wukasch Given Contract Ex-Student Will Manage Concessions at Dance fo r W a lte r W ukasch, ex s t u d e n t of th e I niversity, w as a w a rd e d the til*' concessions a t co n tra ct th e U niversity d an ces at a m e e t ­ ing of the d an c e co m m itte e Mon­ day a f te rn o o n , T h e r e w e re se v ­ era l other bids received but none could meet th e con ditions o f Mr. W u k a sc h ’s o f fe r. He is to ret cive one h alf of th e net p rofits and t he d a m e ( omillittee will ret cive Because of th e th** o t h e i half. ruling th a t all article* must be sold at s t a n d a r d prices, several co ncern s did no t submit bids, it w as announced. Mr, VV u k as eh is the m a n a g e r of * barih a C o n fec tio n e ry . He has concessions been h a n d lin g te m p o ra rily two weeks a t the sam e f ig u re s as s u b ­ m itted in his bid. th..* past th e for Library Has New Pages on Staff Long, Bel! and Knapp To Fill Vacancies T hree new pages have been a d d ­ to the Staff of th e Main Li­ ed loan bra ry . M iss L o re n a Baker, assistan t, sta te d Monday. The new page s a r e Harold Long, J o h n J. Bell, and F r a n k Knapp, They fill the places va c a te d by student*, who w ere g r a d u a te d from the Uni­ versity last y ea r. E m a n u e l The pages in The o th e r pages em ployed in 'Ii* Main L ib rary th is y e a r a r e Jo h n P earl, Alton Fowler, Je s s e McDaniel, T ru e m a n Boun* cey, B u rto n Jo n e s, Sam W. Ten ne;/, J o e T. Gook, a n d Ed Reich* Ike Moore and J u liu s Franks cit, a r e re a d in g room a s sista n ts the this year, and M e re d ith G a r d n e r is em ployed in th e Archives room. the R eserve Li­ b ra ry in Main Building a r e Ben Ayres, Ben Davis, John C raw fo rd , ( alhoun M cCutchen, A ylm er McNeese, and Will C rew s Morris. M ary K ate P a r k e r , Alice Spillman, and M a ria n S e l d e n have ch a rg e of book distrib u tio n in the E d u c a ­ tion L ib rary in S u tton Hall, and Aileen S w a ff o r d bas c h a rg e of the in G arrison lib ra ry philosophy Hall. E dw in Crowell has c h a rg e of the p h o to s ta tin g w o rk in the Main L ib ra ry a g a in this year, The pages in the Main L ib rary a w ork an a v e r a g e o f 27 hou rs week, Miss B a k e r said. 0 - A .I.E .E . T o H a v e A n n u a l F all B a n q u e t I ne second a n n u a l org an iz atio n of b a n q u e t of th e local b ran c h the A m eric an I n s titu t e of E lec­ trical E n g in e e r s will be held W ed­ nesday nig h t a t 7 o’clock a t the U n iversity Com m ons, L. M. C urry, p resid e n t, s ta te d Monday. J. A. C a n e l l , head o f the d e ­ p a r t m e n t of electrical en g in e e rin g ill the U niversity, will be the p rin ­ cipal s p e a k e r p r e se n t p lan s f o r the stu d y of the pow er d istrib u tio n system of A ustin’- m unicipal pow er plant* a n d will SIK B ally £ exalt Fall Ejections FALL RLECTIONS are in the offing. Students of the University are going to be «• mient new- p. bibation of 3”he Uni* i ciilleii upon to fleet a Student Assembly, a p.,hti..i.«d on the eanruu,. of th, Uniret- J bo(Jy tha{ has vested in it all the legislative E s t a b l i s h e d 1 8 9 9 i a u T il#1 r. v< rally of "I e ' ;* f i t y ut A jistin by 'Th*- Texas S t u d e n t c o n m o r n in g e x r e p t M itoiav lncorpo- Ion* thy >. vi.ii). fil'd * very Tne«us when workmen are rapidly ending the life history of R Hall, tine bv one this im -1 sightly family of renegade s i ruetares is tie­ ing relegated to the junk heap to make way for a modern classroom building. Many, however, will regret the passage ol ' these I* mporary quarters. \\ itll tin-rn there goes the most potent topic cd' conversation— conversation in the form of attacks on the sell styled University. It is wondered what critics over the State will now find to use in their efforts to belittle campus and school. Those who are informed know the shacks were built in 1918 to meet an emer­ gency created by the great strides of prog­ r e s s made by the University, and only now has it been possible to con ( r u e t t i l t i n g cl arts- room buildings to re place them. that M ature Freshm en FIVE YEARS AGO almost all freshmen wore Choi r green caps whenever they made an appearance iii public. Three years ago a great portion of them still wore their caps; but today the percentage of freshmen with green caps is very small. The freshman of to­ day seem to have lost the distinctness as a class that was present a generation of stu­ dents ago. Until recent years, the University was a young school, barely out of its adolescence. The spirit was that of a small school, in which evt ry student knew all the others, and the class distinctions were very marked* Some five years ago the spirit of the school changed: tin class lines which had been made evident through hazing began to dim. Haz­ ing was made taboo and now the freshmen are not made the butt of the jokes of those who know t Ic ) opes. Every year tile feeling that the student is a part of a college in the University, rather than a member of a class, is becoming more prevalent. The students feel themselves more as students in business administration, or engineering, or pharmacy, mon' than they feel that they are freshmen or sophomores or juniors. Th*- Constitution of the Students' Associ­ ation makes provision for the election of six representatives from the College of Arts and i S c i e n c e s , three from the School of Business I Administration, from the* School of Education, four from the College of Engin­ eering, three from the School of Law, one I from the College of Pharmacy, one* from the : departme nt of .journalism and one from the i Graduate School. three The Student Assembly is an important or­ ganization. It merits your co-operation. It i merits a few minutes spe nt at the polls on , ()ctober 21. College Press T H E P R O P O S E D S T U D E N T U N I O N What have become* of th e plans fo r M is so u ri’s p roposed M em orial U nion? W ith the* a p p r o ac h of summer m o n th s a g a in th e M em orial T o w e r sta n d s alone on the B a st C a m p u s j u s t as it did a y e a r ago-—symbolic of t h e noble ta s k y e t t o be complet ed, It is u n f o r t u n a t e f r o m e v e r y I S tan d p o in t t h a t the tw o wings on t h e T o w e r w e r e > nut comple ted long ago, t he r e by s u p p ly in g s tu d e n ts j of th e U n iv e rsity th e a d v a n tg e s of a s t u d e n t union, j f l a r i n g t he a c ad e m ie y e a r j u s t en d e d ho p es rose I and fell in r e la tio n t <* t he im m ed ia te c o n s tr u c tio n ! o f the building. A t am o u n t pledged to the Union p r o je c t by a l u m n i 5 an d f r ie n d s of th e U n iv ersity a n d by C o lu m b ia b u s i - 1 n ess men a n d p a tro n s , including the r e s u lts o f th e ; c a m p a ig n la s t fall, is som e w hat m o re th a n w ould j be r e q u ir e d to fin a n c e the w ings in e n t ir e ty . N o t j r e a liz i n g this situ a tio n , su bsc ribers, m a n y o f w hom live in d i s t a n t p a r ts of the c o u n try , have been re-1 l u c ta n t to send in th e ir p a y m e n ts to th e M em orial C moul t ' e. T he y believe the M em orial Union idea was a closed m a t t e r. p r e s e n t tim e th e to ta l th e Ii is a d o s e d m a t t e r t h e o n l y c o n t i n g e n t lo t h e initiation of a c t u a l con t m e t ion b eing the collection - o f a s u f f o l e n t a m o u n t of p le d g es to e n a b le the c o m m ittee to let c o n tra c ts . S u b sc rib e rs a r e u rg ed to j m e e t th e ir c u r r e n t a n d back p a y m e n ts p rom ptly. T he need f o r a s tu d e n t union is to,* well recog* I nixed in C olum bia to b e a r r e p e a tin g . F o r th e in- j dividual s t u d e n t it is a c e n te r of com m on in te r e s t fre e from ac ade m ic re s tr ic tio n a n d d evoted to s t u ­ d e n t life; m a n ' academ ic a n d tech n ic al e d u c atio n m ust t*e a c c o m p an ie d by an e d u c a tio n on th e side of h u m a n ity , since he is essentially a social being. F o r the a lu m n i it p ro v id es a c o n c e n t r a tio n poin t f o r c o n ta c t w ith th e ir A lma M a te r a n d a m e e tin g place in C olum bia, h o r th e U n iv e rsity it en a b le s a c o m p l e t e r s e p a r a ti o n of s t u d e n t e x t r a - c u r r ic u la r life from she classroom ho th a t they may n o t in­ t e r f e r e . F o r C olum b ia it m e an s the a d ditio n Of a bea ut i f ul Gothic buildi ng a s well as pro v id in g f o r an a t t r a c t i o n fo r new s tu d e n ts to enroll a n d fo r This feeling of meiropolitanisrn, this de-1 alumni to r e t u r n , velopment of maturity rather than youthful —Columbia M issourian. exuberance, this feeling of a division by col-j ------------- leges rather than classes make the demand for the green caps and the orange shirts less than it was in the past. And it seems that in the future the interest in them will be even less, regardless of the efforts of the Cowboys and the yell leaders. I N T R A M U R A L A T H L E T I C S | is a p p r o a c h in g b r in g s an o p p o r t u n i t y t h e sta rt of th e in tr a m u r a l a t h le tic se aso n which to e v e ry m an in the Uni ver si t y to co m p ete in his f a v o r ite kind cl athletics. Diminished SOME OF US in that stressful period in the month when the allowance has been c o n - 1 sumed and a wistful gaze is turned toward the first of the month following. Tempora­ rily the wheels of commerce about the cam- j pus turn slowly, for a few days there is some ; lull in the money-spending activities of the campus inhabitants. The time is now spent j in discovering the various and sundry chan­ nels through which Dad’s cash will pass hurriedly during tin first days of the fol­ lowing month. And then it will all be gone and the same predicament will face those who splurge for , a few days then squeeze and squirm as has been done at the same time in each of the i many preceding months. It is wondered howl it would feel to be sensible at least one time, j and to spread tin* hamburgs! nu‘at over the whole bun, to make the allowance last the whole month. It would be a decided ch an g e; it would save these days of being broke and hungry. H ousem others WHEN THE (HRL comes to the Univer­ sity, released from the parental apron-strings and is cast into the cosmopolitan swirl and counter-swirl of a University she is in for moments of panic and th* feeling that she is a rudderless ship unless there is s o m e kind­ ly and steadying influence to help her over the rough spots. While there t an never be a substitute fot mother st ill and all the University house­ mother in her ow ii way can be of incalculable help in charting a clear course for the girl (or boy) who is away from home and family. Upon her rests oft-times the responsibility, a great and important one, of seeing that her charge doe< riot remain without some sort of advice and encouragement which an older ami wiser head can often suggest. Some of the hou^e-mothers on the campus h a v e become part of the warp and woof of seen University organization. They have girls come and go and have been of invalu­ able aet vice to them. in tr a m u r a ls . G a m e s T he d ir e c to r s of physical e d u c a tio n especially Dr. Allen a r e to be p raise d highly fo r t h e i r en- c o u i a g e m e n t of th e se , for e v e ryb ody to join, help the p a r t i c i p a n t s to keep th e m se lv es physically in good c o n d itio n , a phase liu* w hich o th e rw ise w ould be sa d ly of college n e g le c te d by all b u t try n u t f o r some v a rsity te am or o th e r. the small n u m b e r who like There is little ballyhoo abo u t in t r a m u r a l s . W i n ­ ning c o u n ts less th a n p la y in g ; good s p o r ts m a n s h ip th e r e f o r e is r e la tiv e ly high, and v ic to r y f o r itself r e ti re s to a back seat. T h a t is as it should b e; fo r gam es a r e se co nda ry, an d v a lu a b le o nly in so f a r as th e y p ro v id e e n t e r t a i n m e n t a n d exercise. A t p r e s e n t, ol course, in te r c o lle g ia te a t h le t ic s hold th e public in te r e s t. T h e i r d e c lin e in f a v o r of less highly p u b lic ise d s p o rts seem s, h o w e v e r, as in e vitable as it is sensible. — U n iv e rsity D aily K a n sa n . As W e Look To THE BUZZARD t a u g h t a glim pse of W O O D W A R D R E A G A N lo a fin g , m o re or less, o ver on the d r a g . J O T U R N E R a lig h tin g a n d su c ce ssfu lly c ra w lin g th r o u g h the p a r k e d flivvers. T E X TE B O G G E S S and C H A R L E S R A M S D E L L goin g th o r o u g h ly ovei the whole “ b u s in e s s ” o v er a coke o r two. JIM B E R R Y f e e lin g his n a t u r a l catlin g fo r A l G U S T A MAN ERICK who w a s v is itin g over at L ittlefield. se lf by MARY WA UTH A L H a m m in g a w a y a t h e r g o lf lesson y e s te r d a y m o rning. HALLY I W A R T a n d E L I Z A B E T H B L A K E t a l k ­ ing over all th e good new s fro m K a n s a s , N E L L C O LG IN a n d MARY H E L E N C A S W E L L haiti at it w ith F re n c h I. 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A t t h e P a r a m o u n t . l a s t t i m e s “ C O M M O N C L A Y ” — w i t h C o n - a n d L e w s t a n c e B e n n e t t A y r e s , t o d a y . ‘‘M i d n i g h t M y s t e r y , ” w i t h B e t t y C o m p t o n a n d L o w e l l S h e r m a n , W e d n e s d a y t h e F r i d a y . t h r o u g h H a n c o c k . A t “ T H E F L O R O D O R A G I R L ” — w i t h M a r i o n D a v i e s , L aw * r e n c e G r a y , W a l t e r C a t l e t , C l a u d e A l l i s t e r , S a m H a r d y , a n d A n i t a L o u i s e , t o d a y a n d W e d n e s d a y . A t t h e T e x a s . Opening Today “ T H E F L O R O D O R A G I R L ” is Marion D a v ies’ quaint com edy of the rom antic ’9 0 ’* when th ere was a bustle in the business world and other w orlds as w ell. The story o f this revival o f th e old fam ily songs and dances album w ith thrown in is concerned w ith the social w orlds o f D aisy, on e of th e se x te t of F iorodora G ills, and Jack, a son o f w ealth and aris­ tocracy. H ow they m eet, fa ll in love, and m arry again st opposi­ tion is told w ith the added en ­ h ancem ent o f m any hilarious hap­ Som e o f the scen es in penings. th is production are enough to pro­ duce a chuckle or a roar of lau gh ­ ter “ The F ioro­ dora G irl” is Marion D avies’ best It plays a t the as a com edian. T exas T h eater today and W ed­ nesday. in th em selves. Honor Roll- I (C ontinued from P age 2 ) C a ro ly n Cooke O wens. M a ry K a te P a r k e r . W a\m on Carven Peavy. Mrs. Lola Sloan P evehouse. E lla Scott P ow ell. Roland R eynolds. Nell L o u ise Scales. M athias Joseph Schon, Jr. J o h n S ig n o r S haver. Mary Stum p S h ifflet, W illoughby E velyn Sm ith. W ebster Snyder. Minnie Lee Spies. W illiam Elbert S tu bb lefield . Sam Wilson T en n e y . Briggs Todd. Lucia M adeline T ry o n . ( in tr u d e E lizabeth U m long. Barron E van s W adley. David W eiehselb aum . Marie W essendorf. M aida E liz ab e th W inston. Mrs. M argery P eters W offord. H azel Marie Tarboro. A M P L A C U M L A U D E T h e B e s t 3 3 1 o u t o f 3 , 5 7 5 'C larence Max A gress. , h Jeanette F lorence A llen. M arguerite A ter. J a k o V E. J. Bait. Paul Villging Barker. Mildred F rances Barnes, Sarah ('raven Bedichek. A nn ette A nn ie ) etter Berm an, M argaret f r a n c e s Brew er. Joe Edward Brier, McCollum B urnett, Jr. Jana Louise Byers. E rnest A m asy C allaw ay, Jr. Weldon Em erson C artw right. W illiam P alm er Chrism an. I 'Ja n m w w t ff t f t u n i \ s F As o n e w i t h voice*, t h o u s a n d s o f A u s t i n m o v i e p a t r o n s a c c l a i m the- g e n i u s o f E r n s t L u b i t s c h , d i r e c t o r o f t h e y e a r ’s a u d i b l e s c r e e n t r e a t : “MONTE CARLO” P a r a m o u n t A ll-T a lk in g w ith J e a n n e t t e M a c D o n a l d J a c k B u c h a n a n Z a s u P i t t s C a rto o n and P a r a m o u n t S o u n d N e w s J C o m e B e f o r e I p . rn. f o r . 25c ■ < -T’ - -• G eorg FassnacM , Sr., who w ill play the role o f Judas in the Freiburg Passion P la y to be presented in English at the G regory Gym nasium auditor­ ium W ednesday and Thursday nights, O ctober I and 2. Mr. F a s s n a c h t has played this role in f o r 29 P assion P la y y e a r s . th e M o r ris S heppard Cunninger, M a ry Alice ( lose. C la re n c e William C o f f e y . W h i tm a n C offey. V irg in ia Viera Collier. M a rjo r ie Lavonia C raven s. J o s e p h J o h n Dei ss. 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C all; to Texan o ffice or ca ll Jim m y Rutland I sleep ia* pere he*, or coup!*’-*. fit; j e t 2 - 2 4 8 0 . I C e t e r a d o . P h o n e 2 - 4 5 1 8 . I 7* 22. H S! B u s t l e s , m u f f s , a n d B i cy c l es b u i l t f o r t wo . liney A m o s t u n u s u a l m u s i c a l s h o w o f t h e r a y ’9 0 s . CENTENARY GENTLEMEN NEXT ON STEER CARD ELEMENT AR Y DRILLS FEA TURE FRESHMAN FOOTBALL PRA CTICE f H E i> A I L Y " T E X A f ! ■■ass T u e s d a y , s e p t e m b e r 3 0 , 193d . Bovines Settle Down to Work After Miner Go Steer-Aggie Game Seats Sold to 15-Yard Line a re is w h ere l f you w a n t to see th e T e x a s- ! A. & M. g a m e n e x t T h a n k s g iv in g fro m a seat closer th a n th e 15- y ard line, th e ch a nce s t h a t lo he d is a p p o in te d , you a t e due fo r t h a t th e s e a ts a r e ; b eing assigned a t p r e s e n t by th e f o o tb a ll a t the tic k e t m a n a g e r T e x a s A th le tic O ffic e in A u stin. A dvance sales have b e e n so hea v y | that sta d iu m s u b sc rib e r s, w ho hold 1 option* on a n u m b e r of ■ lim ited seats h a v e ta k e n up all seats, other*] th a n those r ese rv e d f o r s tu d e n ts , I dow n to th e 15-yard line, an d a p ­ p lic ation s a r e still p o u r in g in daily. A p p lic atio n - g e n e r a l fro m public will not be filled u n til a p - 1 p r o x im a te ly f o u r w ee ks b e f o r e th e g am e, th e o p tio n s held by th e s t a - 1 drum s u b sc rib e r s g o ing o f f a t th e sam e time. the S l a t s for the T ex a O k lah o m a g am e to be played in Dallas, O c - : tu b e r IS. a r e being assig n ed alo n g th e 2 5 -y a rd T h e o p tio n s line. held by s ta d iu m s u b s c r i b e r s f o r that g am e h as e x p ire d , a n d a p ­ plications fro m th e g e n e r a l public a r e b eing filled. An e a r ly e s t i ­ m ate p l a c e s th e c row d fo r th e O k ­ lahom a g a m e at b e tw e e n ” 0,000 an d 35,000 y e a r in th e old F a i r P a r k e v e ry se a t lon g b e f o r e .Stadium w a s sold g am e tic k e ts tim e. A block of v ere sent to Sol D re y fu s in D allas Monday, w h ere th e y will lie p u t on sale at D ie y f u s and Son, O c to ­ ber 2. people. L ast th e f o r T ic k e ts T ex a s SMU gam e, which p rom ise s to be one of t h e best in th e c o n f e re n c e th is y ear, r a t h e r hav e b een going slowly. T he o p tion held by s t a ­ dium s u b s c rib e r s w as due to e x ­ pire O c to b e r I, with only a b o u t tw o se ctio n s of T e x a s M em orial S t a d i u m sold. Departmental Teams Enter Intramurals the t e r y e a r , in tr a m u r a l Six d e p a r t m e n t a l te a m s will e n ­ c o n te s ts this it was announced Monday. L et t er s have b e e n sent to all th e d ea n s of th e various schools a s k ­ ing th e m to se lec t s tu d e n t m a n ­ a g e r s . T h e m a n a g e rs will in tu r n select the m e n to co m p e te f o r th e ir d e p a r tm e n t s . I n s tr u c tio n s a n d a n ­ n o u n c e m e n ts will be s e n t th r o u g h the mail to the s t u d e n t m a n a g e rs . who will m a k e the a n n o u n c e m e n ts to tise s t u d e n ts who wish to c o m ­ pete. is th e only school T h e School of B u siness A d m in ­ th a t is tra tio n has selected an i n tr a m u r a l m a n ­ a g e r up to the p r e s e n t tim e. O th e r schools th a t will be e n t e r e d in in ­ tr a m u r a l ac tiv itie s a r e the College of E n g in e e r in g , School o f Law, C o l l e g e o f P h a r m a c y , School o f E d u ca tio n and th e College o f A r t s an d Sciences. Louisianans Boast Veteran Team ; Special T ra in Brings Rooters B y W I L B U R N V A N F L E E T T h e ir b r u isin g g am e w ith th e T exas School of M ines o ver, th e T e x a s L o nghorns se ttle d dow n M on day to w a rd w o rk in p r e p a r a ­ tio n f o r th e invasion o f the C e n ­ t e n a r y G en tlem e n f ro m S h r e v e ­ to Sou t h west port. The G ents, a lw a y s tro u b le - some C o n f e r e n c e t e a m- , will b r i n g a v e t e r a n t e am, backet! by a t r ai n l o a d of 500 m o t ­ first to Austin t h e i r f or e l s , “ blood” g a m e (if tin* season. The Longhorns , a l t h o u g h t h e m f av o r i t e s over they ar e still f a r f rom a polished t e a m , showed e nou gh p ow e r a ga i ns t the f i g h ti ng Miners last S a t u r d a y to ma ke t h e Louisianan. Tho Mi ners t e am was t h a n most a mu c h h a r d e r c r e w 2H 0 t he expect ed, a n d critics score does not i ndi c at e the s t r u g ­ gle tha t Te x as had to p u t up to win. nor is one abl e to a p p r e c i a t e the real p o w er o f t h e T ex a s t e am the without bei ng f am i l i a r with qual ity of t L Mi T i e r s . D e f e n s e S h O W * to Tht o u t s t a n d i n g in i mp ro v eme n t the g a m e S a t u r d a y displayed by the Longhorns, was the d e f e n s e against passes. S t a t i st i c s showed t h a t the Miners, o r d i n a r i l y a n e f ­ ficient pa sing mai hine. t r ied 12 two, and passes, complet ed only had six of t h e m i nt e rc e p t ed. This is a r e m a r k a b l e c ont ra st the pitiful showing m a d e by the Long, the San Marcos h or ns a g a i n s t B o b c a t s ’ aerial a t t a c k a we e k e a r l ­ ier, w h e r e pa s a f t e r pass was compl et ed for good gains. W a l ­ t e r Howie, s u b s t i t u t e c e nt e r, p l a y­ ed the leadi ng role in the pass d e ­ f ence by i n t e r c e p t i n g two tosses, and b a t t i n g down sever al others. His play t h a t he m a y j beat Nick L a t o n i a out of a s t a r t ­ ing b e r t h a g a i n s t t h e Ge n tl e me n next week. i ndicat ed Anothei high spot for the Lo ng­ h o rn s was the play of ‘' h u t c h ” B a u m g a r t e n , ’ O x ” Bl anton, and P e t e P et e rs on , g u a r d , tackle, and e nd r esp e ct i vel y on t h e left side of the Miner q u a r t e r b a c k sent play a f t e r pl a y a g a i ns t this a r r a y of m a t e r ­ ial, only to have t h e m stopped for no y ar dage. J e f f Andre ws, line. the E n d * S h o w U p Two sophomore ends, BH Bu­ bo e and Ed Price, also gave the Lo ngh or n coa che s r e a s o n t o r e ­ joice over their w ork a fte r they were substituted. lost the b ac kf ie l d The C entenary team, although flashy Jake the they have H a n n a front an d Willis, t h e g i a n t tackle1 who was h a l f the' line last yea r , have p r o b ­ abl y a stronger combination than the one which w a s b e a t e n by the last Lo n g h or n s, 20-0, stars, Coa ch N o r t o n ha-, lost only two o t h e r v e t er an s, a n d he has e n o u gh ! f r e s h m a n m a t er i a l to m o r e t h a n I o f f s e t t h e i r less. in A u s t i n t wo Besides j year. the W H E N Y OU T H IN K O F F L O W E R S T H IN K O F H YD E PARK F L O R A L CO. “T he Halls” 917 Congress HOME STEAM LAUND RY A m e m b e r o f t h e S t a t e a n d L a u n d r y O w n e r s N a t i o n a l A s s o c i a t i o n . Special S tudent Prices Phone 3702 / B y W E L D O N H A R T T t x a n S p o r t t E dit or F a r f r o m excuse Perform ance of the L o n g h o rn s in their th e initial gam e gives T exas fans no ca u se f o r hilarious rejoicing and fo r no glo om y pessimism. T he S tee rs did not look like c ham pions out th e r e Saturday. it. T he comparatively weak Miner eleven f o u g h t the S outhw est .C onference th r e e f o r en try to a standstill if Coin h Saxon quarters, and could have throw n a f e w fresh , c a p a b le r e se rv e s into th e f r a y in the score p r o b ­ the a b ly would not have bee n o ver 1^-0. tees, the S tee rs p ushe d into M iner territory only t h r e e o r fo u r tim es a n d n e v e r th r e a t e n e d to s ore. In the f u s t and th ir d quai la st p etio d. O n t h e o t h e r L o n g h o r n s p r o v e m e n t s i n c e h a n d , s h o w e d v a s t t h e i r t he i m ­ f i rs t s c r i m m a g e a g a i n s t p r a c t i c e l i t t l e m o r e t ha n S a n M a r c o s In t h a t c o n t e s t a w e e k a g o . t he S t e e r s l i k e e a s y l o o k e d p i c k i n g f o r a n y t e a m w i t h a m e d i o c r e a t t a c k . p a s s i n g S a t u r d a y t he s a m e S t e e r s e f ­ t h e f e c t i v e l y s m o t h e r e d M i n e r s ’ o v e r h e a d g a m e , s u p ­ p o s e d l y o n e o f t he s t r o n g e s t i n t h e S o u t h w e s t i n a d d i t i o n , t h e L o n g h o r n s ’ p a s s i n g p l a y s , g o o d , a l t h o u g h still t h a n w o r k e d m u c h a g a i n s t t he B o b c a t s . not so b e t t e r t h a t « A b o u t th e m ost intere:-ting of S a t u r d a y ’s re su lts f r o m a c o n f e r ­ from the e n c e sta n d p o in t, aside Rice Owls* close shave at th e h a n d s of Sam H o u sto n , was A. A M .'s victory o v er S o u th w e s te rn , w ho had held Rice to a 32-7 score a week b efore. This could m ean e i t h e r th e Owls h a v e been o v e r r a t e d or th a t th e A ggies have a cham p io n sh ip c o n t e n d e r down a t C ollege S ta tio n . T h e n a g a in it m a y n o t m e an a n y th in g . These e a r l y season p r a c tic e sessions a r e g e n e r a lly th e bunk as f a r as g e ! t i n g a n y real line on th e c on tenu era coaches c a r e to p u t o u t m uch in an u n i m ­ p o r t a n t con test. is c o n c ern ed . F e w i O n e f e a t u r e o f * S a t u r d a y ’* g a m e w a i t h e e f - c h e e r i n g * p e r c e n t a g e thi s f i c i e n t m a n n e r in w h i c h t he e x t r a po i n t * w e r e a d d e d a f ­ f o u r t o u c h ­ t e r e a c h o f t h e d o w n * . O x B l a n t o n , Mi l t o n P a r k i n * , a n d J i m m i e B u r r e a c h c a m e o u t w i t h a p e r f e c t d e p a r t ­ in m e n t , w i t h B l a n t o n d r o p p i n g t h e t h e f i rs t b e t w e e n poi nt * e x t r a in m i g h t y h a n d y s o m e ­ w i t n e s s H a r l o t p e n n a n t w i n n i n g i n t h e F r o g - P o n y p l a c e m e n t b a t t l e last y e a r , w h i c h e a r n ­ e d t h e C h r i s t i a n s a d r a w a n d b r o u g h t t h e m t he i r f i rs t C o n ­ f e r e n c e c h a m p i o n s h i p . t w o Th o s e a* r bar*. c o m e t i me * , ^ G r e e n ’s line R e p o rts fro m Waco have it th a t th e Dope S h e e t’s cham pionship a s ­ p ir a n t s , th e B aylor B ears, gav e a r a t h e r d isa p p o in tin g exhibition in t h e i r o p e n in g gam e. C andidly th e B r u in s did not look so h o t as th e y d e f e a t e d th e N o rth T e x a s T e a c h ­ e r s by a 33-0 score. M orley J e t to sift flings* laos w e r e un ab le t h r o u g h th e T e a c h e r s ’ a n d s k ir t th e i r e n d s as did th e T ex a s C h r is tia n H o rn e d T o a d s a week b e f o r e , a n d had to fall back on t h e i r o v erh e ad a t t a c k to r u n up a d e c e n t score. It m ay be th a t th e p e r s i s t e n t jin x which usually tr a ils a th le tic te a m - , fis h in g p a r tie s , etc. w ith which th e w r i t e r is even r e ­ m o te ly c o n n e c te d is a l r e a d y a f t e r t h e B ears. At a n y r a te , we have g o n e too far to back up now, so ; t h e Golden G rizzlies will r e c e iv e , o u r e n th u sia stic if u n a v a ilin g s u p ­ p o r t t h r o u g h o u t th e season, with t h e ex c ep tio n of N o v e m b e r 8, 0-------------- Lillian M a sterso n and Sylvia Gr a ve l y of Littlefield Do r mi t or y in S a n A n ­ s p e n t tonio. th e w eek-end F a y W ilson sp e n t th e past w e e k ­ e n d at her bo m # sn B e au m o n t. T he E psilon c h a p te r o f th e j O m e g a B e ta Pi a n n o u n c e s the 13,049 S O U T H E R N E R S a re re g u la r guests a t Hotel Lincoln— YOU should be, too. ' N E W Y O R K ’ S N E W H O T E L L I N C O L N 1400 new rooms a n d baths ail priced at $ 3 , $ 3 .5 0 , $4, 4 5 , for one, $4 to $7 for two. A. W. AAVUTT* M uu|«l Mim IW U . M r . l M I of R o be r t Lee K nolle. EIGHTH AVENUE, 44th to 45th STREETS, TIMES SQUARE tice. T h e husky g r id d e r s w e r e hit- j tin g th e c a n v a s b a g low a n d hard, o f te n c a r r y i n g th e w e i g h t u p to the to p o f th e rope s t a n d a r d . The th in g em p h asized m o s t d u rin g lin e m e n ’s p r a c tic e w a s th e a r t of op en in g a hole in t h e line. The use of a r m s and sh o u ld e rs in r e ­ m oving th e o pposing li n e r was drilled a n d re-drilled b y t h e line­ m en d u r i n g th e a f t e r n o o n . The c e n te rs w e r e drillin g on passing the ball back, an d t h e i r ac cu rac y in s n a p p in g to the bac k field w as un u su a l. p ig skin the Cl i mb R o p e s T he e n t i r e te a m loo sen ed up w :th a se rie s of c a listh en ic s which included a ta s te o f r o p e climbing. “ S h o r ty ” A lderson, h e a d fre shm a n coach, to o k c h a rg e o f t h e o f f e n ­ sive drill f o r the ends, centers, a n d backs. T he a s p ir a n ts a r e still little s t i f f and a w k w a r d , but a w ith a few m ore w a r m days, the light fro sh will be scrim m age1. The s t a r t r a n s f e r s are fin d in g th e m se lv es closely press­ ed by m a n y h a r d - f i g h tin g y o u n g ­ sters. The* most p ro m isin g f e a ­ tu r e of th e squad this y e a r is t h a t on the h a r d e s t- c o n te s te d places th a t the sq u a d a r e the positio n s will be v a c a te d on th e V a r s ity this r e a d y f o r ■ y e a r by g r a d u a tio n . Newman Club Hears President Benedict “ E d u c a tio n life, com in g in is th e n o n - ro u tin e co n ta c t -ide o f with n e w and fa c ts ,” JI. Y. B e n e d ic t told m e m ­ bers of th e N e w m a n C lub Sun- things, people, He stre s se d th e im p o r ta n c e of k e e p in g the mind alive a n d active w ith new in te r e s ts — n o t to let it becom e e n s n a r e d in a r u t or be c o n te n t w ith th e m e re g e t tin g of daily assig n m e n ts. a very cleve r Miss M ary F au lk , d r a m a tic in- sti lic to r at St. M a r y ’s A cadem y, gave im p e r s o n a ­ tion o f a negro p r e a c h e r deliver­ ing a se rm o n . H e n r y W underlick, o r g a n is t o f St. A u s t i n ’s Chapel, e n t e r t a i n e d th e club w ith several p ia no selections. A f t e r the p ro g ra m a s h o r t busi­ ness session w as held in which it w as decided to c o n t in u e the* w eek ­ ly socials. The social th is week will be held F r i d a y n ig h t from 8 :30 to 9 :30 o’clock in th e N ew ­ m an Club room. Tackling, Line Play, Blocking Occupy Slimes Garrett, M axey, Kotrala, A nd Dobbs She w U p In W orkout E l e m e n ta r y drills f e a t u r e d j w ith a f t e r n o o n football p ra c tic e M o n ­ f r e s h m a n day G a r r e t t , M axey, K o tr a la , an d Dabbs sh o w ­ ing e x c e p tio n a l fo rm . T he f r e s h ­ u n if o rm , in m e n r e p o r te d since t a c k l i n g th e d u m m y w as th e m a in f e a t u r e of the a f te r n o o n . full two J im B e a rd sp e n t the p r a c tic e period sho w in g the a s p irin g back- field ers th e w aj to to m e o u t of fo rm a tio n and block th e oppo sin g tac kle JO- end. The backs looked good in a concealed ball p as sin g drill. T he b ac k field m e n lined up the firs t m a n in in each townie! each o th e r bend low, and w hen th e y passed, the* ball w as e ith e r e x c h a n g e d o r “ J e l l y ” D abbs, b e n d i n g faked, his five f e e t , five inches low over looked e x t r a o r d i n a r i l y deceptive w hen he h ad t h e pig- s kin. I me.-; line r a n I the* hall, P a s s i n g Dri l l T he b a c k s and e n d s also w e n t th ro u g h a sn a p p y p a s s in g drill with acc urncy, lead, an d in g e t t i n g rid of th e pellet ; ne.-c-^ I being em p h asized . Tho w a r m sun and , filled the p l a y e r s w ith sn a p pep, a n d th e ends m a de m a n y b e a u tifu l c a tc h e s of w ide passes. The p a s se rs show ed p a r t i c u l a r im­ p r o v e m e n t in g e t t i n g th e ball o f f ; w ith o u t a n y delay, a n d th e th ro w s were much m o re a c c u r a t e th a n a t any tim e d u r in g th e p a s t d ay s of practice. L i n e m e n P u t T h r o u g h T he linem en sp e n t a hec tic a f - line i te rn o o n w ith Mac B u r n e t t, ;co ach , sh ow ing th e m how to open a hole in th e line, how to ho ld a man out o f b ac kfield, and how to come o ut of th e line to d ro p in th e backfield in te r f e r e n c e . T he lin e ­ men also show ed lot^ o f pep in h i t ­ ting the d u m m y in ta c k li n g p r a c ­ sw ift- t*tlay m o rn in g . I T t ake s m ore t han a st a rt ­ ling a r r a y of h a be rda sh e ry a nd the impeccabl e taste of a Be au B r u m m e l to c a r r y off the pr oud title of ‘‘best dre ss e d m a n ” of the se ni or class. D o n ’t forget that healt h is a vitally i mp ort ant factor. Sh r e d d e d AN heat a dds that glow of health that m a ke s sp le nd id ra i m e n t becoming. M i n e r a l s a l t s a n d b r a n t o D r e s s e d M a n ” p r o m o t e a good c omple xi on — c a r b o h y d r a t e s a n d p r o ­ t ei ns for e ne rgy a nd fre sh­ n e s s — vit ami ns fo r pep and vigor. T r y a bisc ui t or two t o m o r r o w m o r n i n g — d e l i ­ c i o u s w i t h m i l k o r c r e a m , a n d a f e w s l i c e s o f your fav orit e fruit. R E S E R V E D S E A T S H o n o r R o l l S t u d e n t s d e s i r i n g r e s e r v e d f o r t h e T e x a s - C e n t e n a r y s e a t s g a m e o b t a i n S a t u r d a y m a y t h e m by t h e p a y m e n t o f f i f t y c e n t s and t h e p r e s e n t a t i o n o f t h e i r b l a n k e t t a x . T h e r e s e r v ­ e d s e a t s m a y b e p r o c u r e d at t h e U n i v e r s i t y C o - O p , J o r d a n - E l l i s o n Co. , or C . St S. S p o r t ­ i n g G o o d s S t o r e . T h e g e n e r a l p u b l i c m a y o b ­ t a i n r e s e r v e d s e a t s at a n y o f p l a c e s m e n t i o n e d t h e t h r e e a b o v e f o r t h e p r i c e o f $ 2 . 0 0 . T h e g a m e wi l l s t a r t S a t u r d a y a t 3 : 3 0 o ’c l o c k . ( C o n tin u e d f r o m P a g e 3) J o h n T h o m a s Deely. E d w a r d E a r le D elaney, J r . C h a rles K lin g m a n Devall, J r . L ouise Egg. S a r a h P a u lin e E h lin g e r. Louie E dw in Eikel. L en a M ae E lliott, l a s t e r A u g u stu s Elliott. J o h n L a w r e n c e E v ers. R o b e rt E d w a r d F r e y t a g , F r a n ­ ces F ry , M a ria de J e s u s G arcia. League Blanks Must Be in by October I H ig h schools d e s ir i n g to p artici­ p a t e in I n te r s c h o la s tic L eague f o o tb all m u st h a v e th e ir applica­ tio n blanks filled o u t and in the m a ils befo re m id n ig h t, O ctober I, Roy B. H en d e rso n , a th letic d ire c ­ t o r of th e In te r s c h o la s tic L eague B u r e a u , has a n n o u n c e d . Most of th e high schools in the le a g u e have t a k e n s te p s to p a r tic i­ in I n te r s c h o la s tic L eague p a te football. A b o u t 375 schools have filed th e ir a p p lic a tio n s a t the b u ­ r e a u office, and eligibility blanks a r e being r e c eiv e d daily in g r e a t n u m b e r s f o r c h e c k in g and filing as p e r m a n e n t re c o rd s . -------------- o--------------- D E G L E R L E C T U R E S P ro f e s s o r JI. E. Degler, ch a ir­ m a n of the d e p a r t m e n t of m ech­ a n ic a l e n g in e e rin g , delivered an a d d r e s s S u n d a y n ig h t to the local b r a n c h of th e A m e r ic a n Society of M echanical E n g i n e e r s on “ F if ­ t y Y ea rs of A m e r ic a n Society of E n g in e e r s . ” Mr. M e c h a n i c a l talk w ith D e g le r p ic tu res. ill u s tr a te d his C a rl F r a n k Goeth. 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