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li nut*'! cold

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A U S T IN , T E X A S , F R ID A Y , D E C E M B E R 16, 1932,

S I X P A G E S T O D A Y

N o. 7 4

T h e First C o lleg e D aily in th e South

T o O x fo r d

V ol. X XX IV

Librarian Reports 
On Progress In 
Extension Work

Pamphlets, Bulletins, Books 
Supplem ent W ork Of 
Local Libraries

Dimmitt Speaks

University Keeps Service 
For Rural, Small 
Com munities

Elkins Qualifies for Rhodes 
Award; Former University 
Students Study at Oxford

twelve c a n d id ate s of six S o u th w e ste rn n a t e s 

Five stu d e n ts were selected by the G ulf District Rhode - Scholarship 
co m m ittee fro m 
to 
receive scholarships to O x ford in 1933. T heir choice follows: Wilson 
H. (Bull) Elkins, 23, San A ntonio, f o r m e r s tu d e n t in The U niversity 
Ja c k Fischer, 22, O klahom a City, Okla., stu d e n t in litera-
of Texas. 
the U niversity of Okla- 

♦ tu re at 
homa.

David St. Clair, 22, N orm an, I
in geology a t th e 

Okla., student 
U niversity of Oklahoma.

A r th u r B. Dugan, 22, A berdeen, I 
l ite r a tu r e a t t 
in 

s tu d e n t 

Miss., 
Prin ceton .

Clarence P. Lee, Jr., 19, Pine- 
B lu ff, Aik., stud ent in lite ra tu re 
a t W ash in gton and Lee U niver­
sity.

Elkins, who was g r a d u a te d from i 

] p 

• ! 

Board Considers 
Major Questions 
Of Publications

to Restrict

Rapid grow th has ch aracterized 
the history of th e package 
loan 
lib ra ry of the U niversity du rin g 
r e c e n t years, Miss LeN oir Dim- j 
m itt, chief of the lib ra ry b u re a u , Directors Fail
said recently. Miss Dim m itt rec­
Magazine Editor In 
e n tly addressed the T exas L ibrary 
Material
Association on the subject of “ E x ­
tension Work by Means of P a c k - ! 
----------
age L ibraries,” a speech in which ! Board of D irectors 
she used 
b u re a u as a specific exam ple of 
the progress th a t has been made 
since the e x p e r im e n t of 
lib ra ry 
extension was m ade 25 years ago 
the U n iversity of Wisconsin.
by 
“ It has been j u s t 25 y e a rs since 
Histed in f u r t h e r w ork on the re- 
.th e U n iversity of Wisconsin, a r e c ­
vision 
the h a n d b o o k of the 
ognized 
in university ex ­
stu d e n t publications. T he h a n d ­
te nsion work, in a u g u ra te d w hat 
book has sta te d in the past t h a t
in
then a new e x pe rim e nt 
/ j exten sion ,” Miss Dimmitt the Longhorn* Ka ager shall con

of the Stu-
lib ra ry d e n t pub licatio ns, f nc.f m e t Th«r%

the U niversity 

le a d er 

of 

in 

the U niversity in 1931, wa? elect­
ed 
to Phi Beta Kappa, besides 
being an o u tsta n d in g ath le te dur- ! 
ng his college care e r. He had
the semi-finals 
in 
day. Jackson Cox presided over been selected 
the m eeting 
h av in g been 
th e p residen t of the board, Allan named one of the five s tu d e n ts 
I to represent, lite U niversity in the
Shivers. 

the absence of at H ouston, a f t e r 

Agenda for the a fte rn o o n con- j Rhodes Scholarship aw ard comp©* I 

tition.

Since 1904, when the scholar- 1

ship fund endowed by Cecil John 
Rhodes, English state sm a n and 
em pire builder, was founded, nine 
.students fro m the U niversity have 
received the Rhodes award.

Wils ;ii ll. ( Bull) Elkins, Phi 
the 
Beta Kappa g ra d u a te of 
I niv» rsity and s ta r 
a thlete, 
W ednesday was named with
fo ur o th e r so u th e rn e rs 
re­
ceive a Rhodes scholarship, good 
t m 
two years of stu d y at Ox- 
ford.

to 

by 

.rre n t 

im p o rta n t s u b je cts J b ou nd 

,£ people with reliable in- j t h a t th e editor 
the 
on on 

in te re s t— u s u a lly *sub- 1 space” as it was impossible to set of activ ity: 
in 0f f an eXact a m o u n t fo r 
type of m a te ria l used. 

tain literary , fe a tu re , and hum or 
m aterial, one-third of the e d ito ria l 
typo
space being alloted to each 
the problem of of m a te ria l. The b o a rd decided 
should 
n o t be 
te rm “ one-third

stole; This was tile o rganization 
vol to I'kage lib ra ry service. T he 
scene was established in an a t ­
All Return to America 
The scholars fro m the U n iv e r­
man r. 0 solve 
sity have all retur ned to the U n it­
of ti 
ed S ta te s to e n te r d if fe r e n t fields
strec 
f o u r are p racticin g 
tlv 
each I law, one is a b an ker, one is living 
j e s t s not yet w ritten a b o u t 
lh® h f e o f an English sq uire on
book fo rm . I t was m e a n t prim ar- 
ily f o r those living in ru ra l com- j Discussion was given 
f a t h e r 's e sta te , one w as a 
m un ities and sm all to w n s ha ving! am ou n t of space given to candi- ! p ro m in e n t e d ito r and a u th o r, and 
no library facilities. I t was a Dev date? 
th e U niversity of 
service, and all th a t anyone h ad I ti ens. This question will be set- O xford serving out his scholar* 
to do to obtain m aterial was 
w rite 
ihe c a re e rs of these 
W hen a le q u e s t was le t rived foi will be p e r m itte d to use n a tio na l m en a re varied, it is expected that 
rn tpeeific subject, m a n na! on i t | an<| SUK> 
th re e 
c o m m e b(, fort, (ht. b oard f o r „
was a s a m b l e a rn one small 
coming before the hoard f o r set- j -Vt a rs at; Oxford rem ain with them, 
age and m aded to the borrow er.
the
Dement. 
These packages cam e to be known 
they 
as package 
con-
to the boar*! of directors, w a s j m *Kht join in close friendship arni 
Histed mainly of articles 
clipped 
two g reat Eng-
asked to inquire into the m a t t e r • u n d e r ta k in g the 
fro m periodicals and of bulletins
of selecting an a u d ito r f o r 
-
c
c
d
and r e p o r ts p rinted 
. publications hook'; of th is y e a r
, 
. 
... 
publication* books of this yea:
lie n a l 
ami I
institution?, national 
-------------- o--------------
sta te bu re a u ? and organization s,
and commercial houses.

t h e ship tenure.
to th e Extension Division, j a c t i o n 0f w h e th e r the T e x a n ' A lthough 

fo r cam pus political posi- I one »* now at 

Dr. .T. A. F itz g e ra ld , tr e a s u r e r J hope 

i th ey will aid 
th e 

in prom otin g 
lo u n g e r 

(C on tinu ed on P a g e G)

th e m em ories of 

la te r d ate w ith 

dispatches, also

libraries. T hey 

to ( tied ut a 

t h e I bi® 

th e ir 

thai 

, r 

by 

the

us 

to 

. . .

. 

u

a

Ratchford, Spell 
Attend Meeting

a L a n g u a g e oo d y 

to Meet 

r a j

During Holidays

University Club 
To Hold Auction

fa cu lty Members to Have 
M agazine Sale

5 Students Sign 
For Annual Clark 
Christmas Dinner

Benedict to Be T oastm aster 
A t A ffair; P rogram 
Com pleted

Even some native T e x a n s art* 
unable to go home for Christm as, 
the reg ister f o r the a n n u a l Judge 
J. 
ii. C lark C h ristm a s d in n e r r e ­
veals. The f i v e boy? who had sign­
ed up f o r 
the d in n e r Thursday 
were fro m north Texas, N orth 
Carolina, N ew York. Massachu­
s e t t s a n d Wisconsin. S tu d e n ts are 
always slow in singing up, but a 
large num bei will sign 
ju s t be­
fore the deadline, F rid ay, Decem­
ber' 23, M rs. Jo n n ie F a y Ashby, 
office s e c re ta ry of the Y. M. C. 
A., explained.

Exper i ment Successfu l

th a t sta te 

“ W isconsin’s e x p e rim e n t proved 
t o be so successful t h a t other u ni­
versities soon 
followed h e r e x ­
ample. The r a p id develo pm ent of 
the package library service is in- i , 
d ila te d by the fact that when 
su rv e y was made in 1925 it was 
unit enmities
rep o rte d 
and colleges in 35 states had put 
this form of service into o p e ra ­
tion. In some state? it has been 
m ore highly organ ized with 
a 
larg e r scope of activities th a n in 
other?. A m ong th e state universi­
this foi rn of 
ties m ost active in 
those 
lib ra ry extension work are 
of Colorado, 
Indiana, 
Kansas, Michigan. N o rth Carolina, 
N o rth Dakota, Oklahoma, 
T e n ­
nessee, Texas, U tah, Virginia, 
W est Virginia, and Wisconsin.

Florida, 

“ Out of the fo u rte e n universi­
ties, twelve m ake no charge for 
(C ontin ued on P age 6)

P RE S S TO O P E R A T E

T he U niversity Press will o p e r­
a te d u rin g the holidays, Mrs. F aith 
A dams P e rry , ed itor of official 
publications, 
a nn ou nc e d T h u rs ­
day.

A m agazine subscription auc­

'the d in n e r is given each year
t i o n in the form of a Christma- 1 by the Y. M. C. A. and is open 
p a r t y will be held by 
to all men stu d e n ts who are un- 
ver.sity Club a t 2304 San Antonio able to go home Christm as. T here I 
i S tr e e t S a tu rd a y , December 17, at 

Miss F an n ie R atch fo rd , W renn 
lib rarian , and Dr. J. R. Spell, 
ad ju n c t p ro fe s so r of Rom ance lan ­
the only require-
guages, will a tte n d 
th e Modern
j I 8 o ’clock. The auction will fol- j m ent being that the student turn
.. 
T 
L.nguagc_ Convention, sponsors 11 low. a partJ, t0 be Kiven Satu,. in his name at th<1 y M. c . A
by 
for before the deadline. President H.
n a tio n , to be held a t "Vale D e .tm - j 
children of the club m embers, Y. B en ed ict will again be toast- 
Dean VT I. Moore, p re s id e n t of m aster, a position which he has
n I f ? C j * mi 
held since the d in n e rs were fir s t
r e a l C h ristm a ,
in a u g u ra te d . A 

T e n & *the club’ announced T hursday. 

the Modern L anguage Asse­

dat' afternoon at 4 o'clock 

MaKa*in “ ’ u b se riPti<)n!‘ wil1 b«' 

is no cha rge , 

th e Uni- 

e vt: 

j 

n n m ? nn -TV? R v 
i.;«o Bro J . ” “ R o u ™ » u in th e 
q 
fho 

... 
hi nm 'n ar?r * * ii* 7 'ti 

. . ,, 

. , 

. 

. 

. 

.auctioned to members of the club dinner, 
Saturday night by R. H. Griffith, stories, and good fellowship will
Pro^p8s° r s I do much to take the place of for-
“ nd Dr- U "• 

«-u 
combined

»»u.i

P 

„ l ,u 

the (>f Anglish.
the , 
The t,ju h subscribes to a
T h e number of magazines and news-! 

i i . t r 
Literary problems will be 
chief topic of discussion at 
meeting. Dr. St>c!1 said. 
ileum ii Language Association has j papers annually. These publica­
been organized since 1883 and is 
recognized as the o u ts ta n d in g or­
ganization of its kind in America. 
English, F re n c h ,Spanish and G er­
man are the modern 
languages 
given chief consideration. The o r­
ganization has a m o n th ly p u b l ­
the p apers read 
ic atio n 
j a t 
a r c 
J printed.

in ? b ° 
fir? of the r e a r 
d u b m e m b e r ^ a r e enabied lo t o I 

tions are placed in a reading room I
of the club house where all mein- I O F l l I i i 
hers have access to them. They 
• 
remain in the room for one month I 
and then become the p ro p e rty of

association m eetings 

in which 

?i 

?

m er holidays sp e n t with 
u , , , , , ! . - ■ , 
[which 

tile* now lu r uway, 
_________ __________

I 
L v a u C f S

J 

m 
£ q ^ j | y 0 O ^ F i Q U C t

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Penick Charges 
Athletics With 
Business Basis

Coach Sees Commercialism 
In Southwest
Conference

Chairman Reports

Metzenthin G ives Transfer 
Eligibility Rules 
For Play

In his rep ort to the Southwest 
Athletic 
meeting, 
C onference 
which does nm c o n stitu te official 
action, Dr. It. A. Penick, presi­
dent, made the following report, 
he revealed T h u rsd a y :
thing con­
“ One o u tsta n ding 
the 
today 
nected with athletics 
commercialism. 
are 
In stitu tio n s 
o p e ra tin g on a commercial basis. 
A thletes in many cases are select- j 
ing th e ir schools on a commercial 
basis. The prime evils of this a r e : , 
“ First, the dem and on the p a r t 
of the public, ex-students, and in­
stitu tio n s themselves f o r w inning J 
team s. Secondly, the con seq uent 
uncertain te n u r e of office of the i 
coach. Thirdly, 
c r u itin g and subsidizing in all of ! 
th e ir subtle forms. These condi­
tion? 
i n t o 
the meshes of secu rin g o u tsta n d ­
ing athlete? at w h a te v e r cost.

in stitu tion s 

consequent 

lead ou r 

r e ­

in 

“ As definite signs of eommer- 
eialism 
a thletics I need but 
m e n tio n : Clam or for post season 
gam es, 
stru gg le o f the colleges 
ag ainst b roadcasting, the grow ing 
te nde n c y to elim inate or re s tr ic t i 
non-paying 
bidding fo r 
sports, 
a th le te s who can d ra w crowds, r e ­
leasing of coaches who 
fail to 
produce w inning teams.

Little Commercialism 

“ It is my conviction th a t there 
is less o f this comm ercialism 
in 
the Southw est C onference than in 
alm ost any o th e r large conference 
in the United S ta te ;. But we a r e 
not en tire ly free fro m 
this evil
and m u s t c o n t i n u e to s t r u g g l e to 
l ; - 
. 
free ourselves entirely.

; " L,uut 

Students May Not Pay 
Hospital Fee Before
Semester Ends-A uditor

 

 

 

 

S tu d e n ts who neglected to pay the optional hospital fee du rin g 
registration will be u nable to do so until reg istration f o r the second 
semester begins, according to in form ation received from tile A u d ito r’s * 
office. General 
t h a t “ any 
student desiring the privilege of hospitalization as described on page

in fo rm a tio n Bulletin No. 3216 s la te s 

Professors View 
Debt Payment, 
Failure Effects

Default 
*

in 7 Countries 

Results in Loan 
Suspension

Six Nations Pay

Harrison Detains 

H earers in ‘Hell’

+ 191 m ay obtain it by paying at* 

registration 
la te r) 
(but 
optional hospital fee of $:j."

rod 

the 

A complete list of th e services
Uni
•ity Health

offered by tilt 
Service follow!

S u rv ey 

Indicates Faculty 

Favors Revision 
Of War Debts

Six nation? 

indebted 

to 

t h e

Was it D ante who put 

the
c r e a tu re s of his 
im agination 
through long to rtu re s in I n f e r ­
no before they could be consid­
ered fit to live in a “ Parad ise 
R eg ain ed ” ?

Dr. T. P. H arrison, a literary 
work entitled “ Hell” on the lec­
tu re table before him. was in­
te rru p te d 
in his discussion by 
the ringing of the j a n i t o r ’s bell 
a q u a r t e r of an h ou r before the 
class period was to end.

A p p a re n tly anxious to d e p a rt 
in haste from the 
“ infe rn o,” 
every student in the cla-s- p re ­
pared to leave, rome g e ttin g out 
of th e ir seats.

“ J u s t a m in u te ,” Dr. Hsn ? >- 
son ^uid, a p p a re n tly in the b e ­
lief that hi? charges wee** not 
yet ready to regain their p a r a ­
dise of freedom . " W e still have 
time 
for 15 move minute-; of 
‘Hell.’ ”

Student’s Case 

Still on Docket

Court Fails to Decide Case; 
A djourns Indefinitely

., 

. , 

leaving a scar. Unless 

Those paying included G re a t 

“ I. Vaccination;-. E v e ry #tu- j U n ite d Staten as a r e s u lt o f tho 
dent must be successfully vaccin- j W orld W a r paid th e ir obligations 
ated before e n te rin g th*
nicer- w hieh came due T h ursday , while
sity. By successful vaccination is
i o th e r? defaulted, p ress associa­
m ean t vaccination within 
five 
tion rep orts reveal.
years, giving a positive reaction
and 
it 
takes, ann 
leave a scar, vaccin­
al mr,. or a n y num ber of vaccina­
tions, does not give immunity. A 
c e rtific ate from a repu tab le p hy­
the 
sician, when 
unproved by 
H ealth Service, will satisfy 
this 
vaccinations 
For 
req uirem en t. 
p erform ed by the H ealth Service 
a fee sufficient to cover the cost 
of virus and dress is charged.

B ritain , $95,550,000; 
245 ,43 7; Czechoslovakia, $1,500,- 
0 0 0 ; Latvia, $148,852; Finland, 
$186,235; and L ithuania, 392,- 
■586. F ran ce, 
Belgium, Greece, 
Poland, Esthonia, and H u n g a r y 
d efa u lte d . The total a m o u n t d ue 
n a tio n s was 
twelve 
f ro m 
3121,934.421, principal and 
in­
p a y m e n ts 
te re st, and with 
total 
m ade Thursday, th e re is a 
the
o f $26,211,511 unpaid on 

Examinati ons Required

Italy, $ I 

th e 

the 

-• Examinat ions. Every st a- j obligations due to date.

* 

C om m en ting on 

fi»*st e n te rin g 
1 

‘ re-examined as j of the n atio ns to p ay will 

<46nt must have a physical exam- 
th e economic 
ination upon 
the
e f f e c t which the failure o f som e
’ r 
have
" “ 
o i u n a- necessary f o r the follow- j th r o u g h o u t the world, Dr. C. P. 
, P atterso n , pro fessor o f govern-
mg t<a.-ons. 
the U niversity, pointed
I m e n t 
> 
lower
t h a t
stud ents, a> the credit, c re a te 
n 
l’e" a n y nation could re fu se to pay its 
j xPens® i d voIv-}obligations, and te n d to suspend 
loan? b e tw e e n
the operation of 

° obtain records of phy- o u t t h a t it would te n d to 

Mea con I ion o 
rn la 

I ' 
U ^ 0! 

atv:mi c o n *JM»*°n 

the suspicion 

asstt® e 

in 

!' 

, 

ed rn the care and tre a tm e n t of 
d e te c ts and diseases existing upon nation?
e n tran ce. 
v 

I 

I 

'* ,, 

there is no w ay o f forc-
(3) All classifications for phy- j ing a n a tion to pay,” Dr. P a tte r -

i i , 

. ,

t h ? H 
" mSt 
n' f ' " 
T i " “ T U 
th* pin steal conditions found, and

y " ° " said' " th* 

te n d e n c y of na-
t0 ask fo» “ alin* o f d e b ts
b a s i s , of. chan« es w h ich 

student 
i 

is - v x c u s e d ” Dun 
i 

taking physical training, as this is I 
nu 

I hi" 
the debts wort* c o n tra c te d 
i ... 
t i 
fo r 
p re c e d e n t 
li ly an evasion of rvsponsilul- 1 v)a<ses_ , ^
11,1 5*u‘ p u n of the I ni vers i ty

m
a
,
• «■ -j 
individuals a n d

is 

« 

’ 

The S up rem e Court, in a brief I are 'prerequisii? ’^to part fcipation I IIL 

passed an < 

session Thursday, passed an order No 
equalizing the dockets of the sev­
eral C o u rts of Civil Appeals, but 
dill not hand down a ny decisions’.
-i-i' 
»' 
T h e c ou r t a d j o u r n e d s u b j e c t 
call, n ot se ttin g a date f o r their

T" * i*' 

" 

\ 

I 

to i ami leav

. 

. 

.. 

be 

the 

' rn- 

tem porarily 

es a physically handicap­
ped stu d e n t unsupervised as to ids 
activities a t a time when he most
_ 
P ending be fo re th e trib u n a l a t j n e e d , thi<. suporvisio«. A .student
prohibited 

thfs time is the case of Them as 
Foley of Cisco, 
suspended s t u ­
d en t of 
the School of Medicine 
is seeking a 
a t Galveston, who 
writ of m andam u 
directing 
Board of Regent
of 
v arsity and officials of th e U n l-j 
versity and the school to perm it vcrrity physician, 
him 
brant* h.

may 
from a tte n d in g physical t 
in which case a record 
and 

is made, 
the Director of Physical 
the ; T raining notified, but no excuse is 

“ 3 . Consultation with the Uni­
dinim office 
the medical hours, ll) a. m. to 12 rn. and 2 p.
in. to I p. in., a* 
the University, 
except Sundays and holidays.
by 

It is alleged in tin* case, which 
the 
in October, 
in c o m p u t­
the

was 
school officials erred 
ing his scholastic standing, 
reason for his dismissal, and in ad-1 may be necessary while the s 
dition th a t the rule of the school 
dent is confined to a hospital.
suspending stu d e n ts fo r specified 
! scholastic 
is arbi- 
insufficien cy 
tr a r y anti unreason able, th u s re n ­
dering it void.

calls 
University physicians at 
dents' home, and all visits 

the 
the s tu ­
th at

l e g i s l a t i o n the optional 

“R " T ; ": y 

" L Necessary 

H o s p i t a l R u l e s

re -e n te r 

paid a t

issued.

filed 

th a t 

to 

 

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(C ontinued on Page 6)

A fte r g ra n tin g leave to file the 
petition for m andam us, th e cause j 

es— the A m erican f a r m e r for 
exam ple— to ask th a t th e ir d eb ts 
be scaled. T he results 
be 
readily seen.”

t u n 

Buechel S u r v eys 

Dr. F. A. Buechel, 

a s s is ta n t 
d ir e c to r of the B u re a u of Busi- 
iam m g, j nehS Re se a rc ^ bas conducted a 
su rv e y am ong some 30 p rofe sso rs 
in the University, prop on ding th e 
question, 
a lte rn a tiv e 
“ Which 
would be to the best in te r e s t o f 
th e I nited S ta tes from th e eco­
nomic. political and social stand- 
( Continued on P age 6 )

Shivers Answers 
School Inquiries

 h : Sweater Information A nd

.. 

>■ 
Meeting Pledge Sought

~ 

,

' 
A change has been made in th e j " “ ‘‘I Version 
. 
co nstitution of the S outhw est Con- ! ‘ p,.n(iimr he 
fe re n ce m ak in g a m ore positive 
sta te m e n t of " a m a te u r is m ” 
than 
the fo r m e r 
sta te m e n t,
negative 
Dr. Penick said. The change fol­
lows :

20, 

section 

I.— "A n 
A rticle 
spo rtsm an is one who 
a m a te u r 
engages 
the 
physical, m ental, and social b en­
e fits lo- derives th e re fro m and to 
(C on tinu ed on P age Five)

in sport solely for 

Students Finish 

Training Course
p or 

Certificates Awarded 
First Aid Work

S tu d e n ts fro m 

nearly

b ra n ch of 
the U niversity 
aw arded c e rtific a te s issued by the j 0j* 
iamilics i D e p a rtm e n t of C om m erce uoort ’ a 

u * out tm. l i t upon 

tint iii 

" 

tho conmlotion 
th e com pletion
i nt 
i Lilt. LuniuiniuH 
I course presen ted here by C. < ■ I its decision.

of tho first aid **i a 
v i 

-

i 

-v e r .v wa? r e fe rre d to Section a of the Barry Talks Before
were I Commission o f Appeals. Decisior
Commission of Appeals in
Mi 
t be case will not be revealed un
^ 
tira t am i ^ tyie S uprem e C o u rt hands down

Allan Shivers, p reside n t of the 
S t u d e n ts ’ Assembly, has 
receiv­
ed letters from T ulane U niversity 
i rn Louisiana and from A m erican 
U nive rsity in Washington requ est-
inform ation a b o u t sw e a te rs
.OC,ated Press b u re a u rn the Cap.- p re se n te d to yell le a de r, aud ask- 
the
lol. will speak Ic th e news r e p o r t - 1 ing 
mg class on “ O pportu nities and 
Am erican U niversity 
in secu rin g 
IO 
Benefits o f J o u rn a lism ,” a t 
th e Fed e ra tio n of S tu d e n t Unions 
/m i 
today, W. D. Hornadav,
convention 
at W ashington n e x t 
C hristm as P rogram le c tu re r in journalism , said Th irs- 
year.
day.

Journalism Group
 , 
, 
• 
e ‘ 01 . 

the depan- Students to Present

th e University as! 

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H e r b e r t of the U nited S ta te s De-; 

of Commerce, M. M.

I p a r tm e n t 
Heller, in struc to r 
: pleat of m echanical engineering,
I said T hursday.
i A bo ut one h u n d re d and n in ety ;
the 
| persons were enrolled 

in 

r i l V -V 

The s tu d e n ts’ association of the 
' Bv this nl- n h i r e 8 l d e G r o u p s E n d \ e a r S course, which began December 5 University P re s b y te ria n Church 

t h l 

r * 

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in 

r- 

“Mr. B a r r y ha? been prominent

in newspaper work. and is one of veil leader- was ser 

A c t i v i t i e s 

! »»<■ c l o « d December 15. N in ety will sponsor a w hite C hristm a s the b est know n men in the field," | s h i U „ 
• p e r c e n t of the stu d e n ts finished i pro g ra m a t 

th e P le a sa n t V alley Mr. H o rn a d a y said. Mr. B arry i the yell leaders for

T

around the 
perip with 

buzzard

this 

how 

Ask OX BLANTON 

he 
likes to find baseball bats in his 
bed these cold w in te r nights, . . . 
Maybe B U S T E R BA E B E L can 
tell you. . . . Evert th e best law ­
y ers m u st 
note 
part ! 
with re g re t the dissolving o f the 
A L L E N -E A S T LA NI) p a rtn e rsh ip .

We 

MARY TORNO gives F R E I) 
P O R T E R F IE L D the slip fo r some 
nice looking little boy. This is a 
good time fo r someone 
give 
D ELM ORE COBB a shove on one 
of these slippery walks.

to 

Two fellows that make the Uni­
v e rsity a good school— D AUSER 
BIBBY and C H A R L E S W IN T O N . 
Little children should keep a safe 
distance fro m J O E C OW EN when 
he w ears th a t fancy black hat.

the 

SAM RO PER gives go v e rn m e n t 
tria l. HUGH G O SSE TT 
a n o th e r 
has earn ed 
“ big 
title 
b r o th e r .” IK E M OORE is not half 
as 
lead 
im p ortan t as he would 
one to think. This will give E L IZ ­
A B E T H COLGIN 
som ething to 
talk about.

of 

How could any grown person be 
a s 
small as “ P IC K L E ” DILL? 
E v e ry o n e thinks a lot of WILMA 
R O BE RTS. Think w hat a 
thrill 
o u r cam pus dog, SPO T G R IF F IT H , 
would g e t out of this if he could 
r e a d 

also BOB LALONDE.

Baptist Choir Gives 

Christmas Cantata

A special program of Christm as 
music will be given at 
the e v e n ­
ing service, D ecem ber 18 at 7:30 
the U niversity Baptist 
o ’clock at 
Church. The choir will sing 
th e 
c a n ta ta , “ The W ondrous Light,” 
by R. M. Stultz. The spirit of the 
Christm as season is expressed in 
this message in song. The pro g ra m 
will be in charge of Mrs. M. V. 
Colby anil Dr. C. Paul Boner.

ra te , Dean 

g re a tly reduced 

scribe to expensive 
publications j 
I an d get th e m one month late a t J 
a 
: Moore explained,
I Money obtained from tho auc- 
I tion will go to sub scribe fo r other 
: periodicals The d u b subscribes 
th a t 
th re e or 
propose. Dean 

to any m agazine 
m o re m em bers 
Moore added.
 

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Metzenthin Speaks 

To Deutscher Verein

“ Cliristmas is celebrated with 
The personnel o f the choir is 
much more reverence in G erm an y 
as follow s; Soprano, Mmes J. R. 
thin in A m e ric a ,” W. E. M etzen­
Branch, E. I). Smith, J. L. W itt, 
thin, professor of G erm anic lang­
T. U. McCormick, P. S. Neal, W. 
uages, stated in a talk to mern-
B. P a tte rso n , I). B. T aylor, Ethel
tions of D e utsc h e r Verein W ednes- 
Lordon, M. Y. Colby, Misses Le-! day night a t th e U niversity Club. 
ona Doss, Josephine W alker, Lyl- j 
ia Kngberg, Leslie W are, Bonnie I version of the C hristm as celebra- 
Bass W are, Dilly W inder, M a r y 
tion was 
G race Adams, Maggie Doole, I P u r i t a n ’s 
Phillis H en ry, Ruth Meadows,
K a th e rine Miles, and Elsie Mer- 
r y m a n ; altos: Mmes. C. W. Boner,
Elma M erry m an, IU 
ii. Beverly,
H. W. T e g e n e r; Misses M aurine 
Owen, A da Maude Owen, Wilde- 
garde Swenson, A n n a Ruth B ev er­
ly; 
te n o rs : J. T. Je n k in s, D. S,
Cole, C. H. M cCurdy, Ja c k Lin­
coln, T. P. E vans, J. R. Colthurp,
Hill Hodges, A. P. 
Cleveland,
Glenn Conklin, Bill L a w to n ; bass:
W. G. H enry, V ernon Lemans,
Marne B aker, F ra n k Seay, Ed 
Crocker, A. W. H arvey, and Bee 
Grissom.

A f te r Dr. M etz e n th in ’s 
Sdmund King san g “ M ut” 
E d m u nd King sang 
“ Kin Sin n u i.-c h er M orgen” 
S chubert. F. C. Biesele 
panted him at th e piano. 

a 

by j 

. . . 
lie explained th a t the A m erican L C lifford 

,

brought about by 
a ttitu d e of the o b s e r v - 1*^ Hie U niversity Methodist

f Ss('!* ot •v *,nam ‘t’ languages, 
t h e m Rev. L. U. Spellm ann, pastoi

M ontgom ery, pio-
am

ant e of certain church holidays, c h u r c h , became m em bers of 
as well as the m odern i n t e r p r e t - j uint com m itte e on education tui­
I Texas, at a m eeting of the com-
tion of religion. 
talk, m ittee of education of th e Me- 
and tho dist C hurch in W aco Wednes-

aeeom- Mr. Spellm ann is se c re ta r y and 
Ur. M ontgo m ery is chairm an. It
Willie F ra n k s Biesele, an d M e r - 1 is the purpose of th e .committee 
to consider and make a report on 
dram atized 
e dith Knox G a r d n e r 
“ E p ip hanias,” a C hristm as poem > the consolidation of 
te n Motho- 
by Goethe. Dr. Lee M. H ollander, dist schools in Texas, which are 
associate pro fe ss o r of G e r m a n ic ; as follow s: S o uthe rn M ethodist 
spelling j U niversity, S o uthw estern Univer- 
languages, directed 
in sity, Texa.- W om an’s College, Mc-
m ateh, and 
singing G erm an Christm as carols, i M urry, and five ju n io r colleges, troop.

the group joined 

S n e e r i n g , 

In vitations were mailed to 1 2 0 , 

th e instruction. S tu d e n ts from all I Church S unday, D ecem ber 18, a t I began his c a re e r on a country
faculty and stu d e n t leaders of the <!ePai’lm e nts of the College of En- j 3 o’clock, L aw rence Malloy, stu- newspaper, later becom ing editor
Fireside Forum W ednesday 
from 
the o ffic e o f P re s id e n t H. Y. 
B en-d ict fo r tho b a n q u e t to 
be 
held at the S tephen F. Austin Ho­
tel Monday a t 6 o’clock. P ro fe s­
sor FL G. Smith, c hairm an of the 
b a n q u e t com m ittee, said T h u rs ­
day. Tin? b a n q u e t will climax the
Fireside F o ru m activities for the ■ pi‘°bab ly will be repeated e v e r y ; no t been ann ou n c e d 
year. 

The pro g ra m will consist of a 
stu-
This is the f ir s t y e a r th a t the | dents, violin solo, a talk,' a n d 
f ir s t aid tr a in in g course has been recitatio ns by several school chil- 
given here u n d e r a definite ached- 1 dren of 
Those 
the com munity. 
taking p art on the p ro g ram have
Hel l er explained, bu t it 
u ' ” ’, ^
iefinitely,

A rts and Sciences and from th e ley Church, said T h ursday .
School of Business A dm inistration | 
a tte n d e d th e lectures. 

Church Plans Annual 
Christmas Program

of d e n t pasto r of th e P le a s a n t Vet- 

| male q u a r te t of U niversity 

of the Beeville paper

fro m th e College 

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The p ro g ra m includes vocal and j the 

in stru m e n ta l Music, g ro u p singing, 
two short talks, and o th e r 
of e n te r ta in m e n t. Mr. Sm ith said, j tier periods 

fh u rsd a y . 

 

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o th e r y e a r due to th e success of Malloy stated.
series which ended 
The course consisted C J i 7 a A | t f t | J T a l L c T n
I H i l t s I O

form s of a series of le c tu res and p ra c - 1 * i W s C r a i a 

lectu re 

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The First C o n g r e g a t i onal 
fit—I a n ­
have 
7 
Sunday, 
S. E. 

Church will 
nual Christmas p ro g ra m at 
o’clock at 
the 
December 18. 
Frost, announced T hursday.

c hurch 
the Rev. 

Professor, Minister 

Receive Appointment Studey to Receive

- o.-

in which 

E very bod y 

instru cted in 

Social Science Club

s tu d e n ts
I w ere 
the methods
j of dealing with em ergen cy cases
j of ail kinds.

to bring 
some article of food, as baskets 
will be prepared fo r needy f a m ­
Dr. J. A. F itzgerald, dean of the 
ilies. These families will be select­
School of Business A d m in istra ­
ed by a Sund ay School committee,
tion, will read a p a p e r on “ Some [ assisted by the city charity o r g a n ­
Phases of th e U nited S ta te s Cur 
coney S itu a tio n ” at a m eeting of 
the Social Science Club today at 
J 6:30 at the U niversity Commons.
M anioc Kuhn; freshm an stu d e n t I Dr. Fitzgerald will* discuss 
in 
in the U niversity, will be aw arded '.his p aper the present conditions of
his
the 

Girl Scout Award

Activities C alendar

n g 
the situation, anti 

the J the Golden Eaglet badge, insignia j A m erican c u rren cy , 

is (asked 

givi 

■ 

ization. T here will be a tre e and d e le g a te 
a S a n ta Claus a t th e program , Mr. y*a r - *
Frost said. 

* 

I possibilities.

N AMES ON SICK LIST 

in the Girl views on 
today at 

the C e n tra l C hristian ! — —- — o-----------------------

of th e highe-t ran k 
Scout organ izatio n, 
o’clock at 
Church. Mrs. Ross S te rlin g will 
Those nam es added to the sick 
make the p rese n ta tio n , which will 
list T hursday are Dr, R. A. Hay- 
be the m ain fe a tu r e o f the semi- 
a n n u a l cou rt o f aw a rd s of 
the nes, in stru cto r in Romance iang- 
A ustin Girl Scouts, Mrs. Frank uages; Dr. L. H. W h a rto n , pas- 
to r of the U niversity Presbyter* 
Spiller, local d irecto r, said Thurs- 
ian C hurch; M. D. W oodbury, as-
day. 
ieader s e d a t e s e c re ta ry of the Y. M. C. 
the past A.; Marian Solders, a ssista n t Ii*
b ra ria n in the E du catio n L ib ra ry ; 
and Lorena D rum m ond, news d i­
rector in th e Office of Publicity.

a m o n g the scouts 
th re e years, and at present is one 
of the leaders of the J u n io r High

Miss Kone has been a 

fo r 

4 :2<) o ’clock — F r < s h rn a n 
Sports Club, W o m e n ’s G ym na­
sium 133.

6:30 o’clock-—Social Science 

Club. U niversity Commons,

7 o’clock— U niversity UHi* 
O p e ra Company, C u rta in Club 
a ud itorium .

7:15 o’clock— Czech Club 
girls’ stud y hall. Main Build­
ing.

7:15 

o’clock— Aeronaut leal

Society, Garrison Hall IOU

ulum 
inform a tion 

I aiver si iv, re€ju.*>ting 
about sw e a te rs for
i renlv bv 
 staled r t a t
th e Univer­
sity received sw eaters t h a t w ere 
the footb all 
a 
men receive, anc* th a i 
the le tte r 
“ T " was tw'o inches smaller, w ith 
a megaphone superimposed upon 
th e ir posi­
che 
tions.

letter, signifying 

lighter than 

little 

th a t 

In reply to the letter fro m the 
A m erican I niversity in W ashing­
ton, Shivers answ ered 
the 
to 
U niversity would be unable* 
cast its vote f o r the convention of 
the F e d e ra te d 
S tu d e n t Union 
m e e tin g place next ye a r, because 
no delegate from the University 
is bein g sent 
to New* Orleans, 
w h e re 
the convention will con­
v ene his yeai As a m eans of < ur- 
i a ling expenditures, the S tu d e n ts’ 
to send a 
Assembly decided not 
this
to 

convention 

the 

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Czech Carols Sung 

At Meeting Today

( Christm as carol? will be sung 
by members of the ( ’te c h Club at 
the meeting in the girls’ stud y hall 
today a t 7:30 o’clock. Dr. E d u a rd 
Mil ck, sponsor, announced Thurs* 
: day. The oldest Czech Christm as 
•'Christ W as Btn-n,” will 

carol. 
be sung.

Dr. Micek will give a short talk 
I on “ Christmas in Czechoslovakia.” 
Clifton Dusek is c hairm an of 
the 
pro gram committee. S a n ta Ctaua 
will bring gifts to all the mc rn* 
hers. Dr. Micek said visitors? a re 
; im ifciL

 P A G E T W O

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1932

LONGHORNS FACE STRONG FOEMEN IN JA VELIN AS HERE TONIGHT
Ollemen 

Billy Disch Gets Spring 

Meet A.&Five

Unreeling This 

B A B E N O T R E A D Y

Match 

In First of Two-Go Series;
Will Begin at 7:30

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A nd That About 

Here and There 

S t e e r S t a r t i n g Baseball Bats 

7earn Assumes j Bother Blanton

In the W orld 

Of Sport.

Shape

FR TD SC H A FFN E R
Trrnn Sports 
r< •a F . ' n r

n - WIll

egory G;
I tjrc

ille, who 

& I. Jav-
are
Met ’alliant, a
B 5
te n v ear- ago. The
> be Iie re S a tu rd a y
rtain th e U n sh o rn
at prie'!n Ises to 
b -
its by evenly m a :c h ­

as he id th e stro n g -
Rice* s h isto ry to a
nd f I-1 m all re p o rts
n u ch i*U -cr th an th<
Ie t i e Hog: de-
the
n o ffen se th at 
trib e w orried

a ira in st 

ITC i11 *

Claude “ O x" B la nton 
r e b a it 

love? 
l i e ha? alway? loved 
He wa? the L ong ho rn c a t ­
s' last spring, l»e>ides being 
d ep e n d a b le 
and 
proficient 
tor. But as much as h*. likes 
-chal!. I » has a p rono un ced 
ith base-

objection to sleepin 
ball ha *

dr
bed

■k.

the

tia r on s 
It can 11 
I ppe-1 
i 
r e ke his 
There 
ta vine a 
Ox.” He 
ion of 21 
ut 21 wa
00 much f
1 I a n 11 > ti b e I 
age Philo
a s * t o t h o

fo u r bats 

in 
e o th e r night, 
all 
tired out, 
I, and almost

tw

nty-one boys 
e place with 
i«gan
an investig a­
t e crim inals, 
P°- sh
i -tight alibis w ere 
!’ the athlete. Now 
tv es he m u st eith er 
Vance or add 
the 
ist of unsolved of-

V wit ors

e co ut est.
Have A t t a c k
>ys 

have 

in
rv> n e t

A | I „ 

Irish Gridsters 

Call It a Y ear

ie cap lain and cen-
n. EU]I S adler i>* the

Hi

DAM

INS i

HORSY T E R M S

T he U niv ersity o f Florida polo 
play ers make double use of th e ir 
polo term s. To have a heavy d a te 
is to “ play polo.” A session of 
is called a “ c h u k ­
heavy d a tin g 
k e r .” “ C o m e-a-fogging” m eans to 
is 
h u r r y 
s tra ig h t alcohol, 
ta k e n
with cracked ice and g r a p e - f r u i t 
• • 
j u i c e .

“ S n a k e -ju ic e ” 
usually 

up. 

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W H A T A M A N

A lton ^w en, football 

s ta r o f J 

Leonia High School in New J e r ­
cored 48 of his te a m 's 50 
sey. 
po 7 vs last season. And the o th e r

o po in ts re su lte d from a sa fe ty ! I 
* * 

* 

T OO BAD

R ugby te a m s 

in A u stra lia are
to m ake s u b s tit u ­
not p e rm itte d 
tions. 
is rem oved
fro m th e gam e because of i n j u r ­
ies, hi- te a m c o n tin u e s w ith ou t a 
replacement#

l f a p la y e r 

I 

L ast su m m e r he d rove T exas play­
e rs over 20,600 miles. F ig u re it 
up for y o u rse lf!

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i>

T O U G H E H W O T

The baseball gam e in F a r m e r 
i Jones* p a stu re brok e up 
the 
's e v en th inning when Jo e Spivis slid

in 

,***** lie th o u g h t was third 
T i g e r v i l l e

! base!— news sto ry in
G azette,

V E R Y N I C E G A M E

Basketball is looked upon as a 
so rt of “ sissy” g am e in S o u th A f ­
I t has been disclosed th a t
rica. 
.Rn ',s Play the c o u r t gam e in 
the Boers and th e
land of 
i gold mines, and m en s c o ff at the
j blea that th e y should tak e up th e

the 

game.

T H E Y L I K E H O C K E Y

* * *

B I N G IS O U T
H ow ard 

They ta k e th eir hockey serious­
ly at deah ole H a r-v a a rd . A lthough 
it ta k e s but six fellow s to play 
the gam e, 63 hockey c an didates 
rep o rte d 
the H a rv a rd varsity
, T 
of S o u th e r n O v i f o r m . | ? ■ * . « < » S M f r , rn th e Boston 
C liv ers,* 
the w ork o u ts a re
lads, believes 
fo o tb a ll • 
ads, believes football
q u a r te rb a c - should have 
darn 
good voices. And he d oesn 't mean
the p r e s e n t i ndio crop o f c ro o n ­
ers, you dope!

— T I M E H A D B Y A L L

le a d e r of t h e . „ 

G arden 
held.

Jones, 

w h e re 

to 

. , 

_

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FA M ILY P O W W O W

* 

Brown U n iv e n ; y’s 

football 
te a m was a fam ily a air this year, 
as f a r as the stu d e r.. w ere c m- 
cern ed. T h ere w e re iwo sets of 
b r o th e r s in 
the hne-ui C a p ta in 
Bill G ilbane, q u a r te rb a c k , and his 
b ro th e r, Tom, 
one 

tackle, w e e

The g a m e will begin a t 7 p. rn. 
and is to be played with th e aid 
o f moonshine and electric lights — 
The Boston Globe. W ith Dr. C la r­
ence T ru e Wilson u m p iring?

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S M A R T G U Y , EH, W O T ?

B E R K E L E Y . Calif.. Dec. 15.— 
( I N S ) — Bill A le xa nd e r m u s t have 
tak en a leaf o u t of H ow ard J o n e s ’ 
B r o w n, book, o r vice versa, f o r the Geor-
th e Tro-
ja n headm an, is n ’t m uch f o r y ard- 
age. b ut h e ’s s tr o n g fo r 
to u c h ­
downs.

like 

d u rin g 

C L E V E R F E L L E R 

“ T h a t ’s a f a c t , ” Bill a d m itte d
This is a lot b e tte r th a n selling I today, while p u ttin g his r a m b l i n g 
t h e i r paces f o r
paces
th e ir g a m e here S a t u r d a y with 
the U nive rsity of California, “ I 
do n’t care m uch a b o u t which side 
gets the y ard ag e. 
I’d r a t h e r have 
touc h d o w n s.”

m agazines 
Clyde Adams, U n iv ersity o f T exas 
stu d e n t, a g re e s 
tenn is 
players to to u r n a m e n ts d u rin g the 
| mummer. He c h a rg e s th e boys two 
p en n ies a mile while on the road.

th e su m m er. | w recks 

to drive 

th ro u g h 

f

Have Your

TY P E W R IT E R C L E A N E D

A D J U S T E D 

O I L E D 

R E P A I R E D

while you are away for 
the holidays

W E C A L L F O R A N D D E L I V E R

T E X A S B O O K S T O R E

P h o n e /OOO AM M a k e s S o l d a n d R e n t e d — O p p o s i t e C a m p u s

Ind.. Dec. 15. 
the p raises of 
N otre D a m e ’s 
th e ir 
leposited 
ge 
to day , fol- 
; fro m Los Art­
w a re d e fe a te d 
a m ia last Sat-

t 3,000, includ- 
m tire 
s tu d e n t 
the South 
at 
sn to g r e e t th e 
g udders 
The 
lilied by 
th e ir 
lu n k Anderson 
rnia to w itness 
cia Tech gam e

not

in Can 
UTiia-i >< 
while

H

a r p
H atchison, 
of a few v.

PROS G E T READY
CHICAGO, Dec. 15.— U N S)

S p a rta n s

f Pc 
Iago 
Chic 
-i:-r d

e with the 
git v Field 
ion game to decide 
I ip of th e Nat i< na 
Football League, 
s a re on tap f o r ti 
ing the ne:

smear.h. CL, 
alay to join 
io B ears at 
■ in a 

N e eham p- 
: P ro fe ssio n - 
Light w o rk ­
s'* Ohio pros 
dav s.

P U R D U E F I V E W I N S , 4 8 - 2 4
L A F A Y E T T E , Ind., Dec. 15.— 
I N S ) — P u r d u e ’s Big Ten champ- 
onship basketball team opened its
lew 
im pressive style 
a st night by b a n g in g out a 4* 
o 24 victory over Miami College 
if Ohio.

-cason 

in 

i IX

MISSOURI LOSES ONE
<DIANNAPOLIS, Ind., Dec. 15. 
Si — The Missouri U niversity 
lethal I 
team fell b e fo re But- 
tere la -' night, 30 to 23.

Ai 
in no

u O mega 

sa
f r a te rn ity
of De 
tees the p ledging 
Paulk of Alt us. Okla., and
Dalis

W. Ti

A thletic D irector co m b in a tio n ; Roland

ped o ff a t his guard, and his 

b ro th e r, L a rry , ; gip Tech m entor, 

Kan., ranch fo r a visit

end, w ere the o th e r se t of b ro th - 
ers* 

^ 

Baseball Schedule Ready 
As Texas Plans 16 Frays

today o f 
Mildred “ B ab e” Didrikson when 
asked if she would consider the 
suggestion o f th e National Ama-
W ith all the schools in the S o u th w e st C o n fe re n c e except S o u th e r n ; te u r A thletic Union th a t she b rin g 
expense of th e A. A. 
a d ve rtisin g com- 

Methodist U n iv e rsity fa v o rin g the c o n tin u a tio n of baseball, p re p a ra - s u ‘t * al 
lions f o r a schedule a r e being a r r a n g e d by Coach Billy Disch Coach * ” a 8 a *,!s^ 

“ I ani n o t ready 
sta te m e n t a b o u t th a t y e t.'’

T h a t was 

reftiy 

the 

H O U S T O N , D e c . 1 5 .— ( I N S ) — 
to make a n y 

a ttitu d e as to baseball Wednesday, b u t no word has been received 

 to - a v o notified O C

of th e Olympic star.
o—
 

 

 

'

b u t 

r e g u la r ity o f Texas cham pionship 
team s, 
by 
Coach Disch disclosed t h a t f o o t­
ball was the only sp o rt t h a t drew 
m ore spectato rs.

inv estig atio ns 

I N D I A N A U . D R O P S S E T - T O
BLOOMINGTON. Ind., Dec. 15. 
—• ( I N S ) — The bask d e e r s of I n ­
dian a U niversity last n ight sm ash­
ed De Pauw U n iv e rsity 's q u in te t, 
34 to 19.

Owls Take Court 
Against Cats 
Saturday

Sp* rial to T h* Da.Uu T e x a n

j HO U ST O N , Dec. 157— The Rice 
Owls will make th e ir second cage 
I a p p e a ran ce here S a t u r d a y when 
I they play the Sam H ouston S ta te 
T e a c h e rs ’ College Bearcats.

. 

in 

th e 
,

expressed 

O' S- M- V. -

S. M. U M a y P l a y

versifies in r e g a rd 

replaced V an de rbilt 

The Bearcats, r a te d as one of 
t w 
fives 
in 
th e ir rec e n t

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A. & M. O N S C H E D U L E 

Co>ch Di<oh 
. 

on 
fo r 1933, T u - 1 

th e most pow erful 
S ta te by v irtu e o f 
win o ver the T ex as Aggies, a r e f r o m him as yet. 
e peeled t o give t h e Kitts-coached 
b * » k 't« e n a stru n g fiKh t 
The 
Uv. is w ere victo rs over th e Ja v e - 
t h e i r ! opimon t h a t S* M* U * wouid f o l* 
b o a s of Texas A. & I. 
opening gam e h ere several n ig hts l° w th® a ttitu d e of th e o th e r uni- 
to th e sp ort.
ago. 
It is likely th a t the sam e schedule
' t h a t was followed last season will 
N E W O R L E A N S, Dee. 15.— ag ain he put in force, with T exas 
and M aryland j pla y in g f o u r gam es with Rice, 
tw o 
and Baylor a n d A. & M., an d 
th e T itia n e gam es with T. C. U. and S. M. U. 
a home and home basis. T h e re 

( I N S ) — C olgate 
have 
S o u th C arolina 
foot ball schedule 
lane ath letic a u th o ritie s rev ea le d I is a possibility th a t T exas 
A. A M. will play two of 
in m ak in g public th e schedule f o r 
gam es a t B re nha m d u rin g 
next ye a r. T he schedule calls for 
g am e s with T exas A. & M, Sept- a n n u a l M ayfest.
30, the site of the game not hav- j No d efin ite -ohedeule h as been 
ind efin ite 
ing been se ttle d ; Georgia a t Ath- a r r a n g e d d u e 
ens, O cto ber 7; M aryland a t New j a ttitu d e s of th e vario u s schools, 
14; G eorgia but Coach Disch has b een a u th o r- 
O rleans, O ctob er 
Tech a t A tla n ta , O ctob er 21; Au- 
rnana* 
b urn at New Orleans. O ctober 2 7; g ers to a r r a n g e any schedule which 
Mississippi S ta te College at New J m ig h t be suitable.
to 
abolish 
O rleans, N ov em ber 4, Colgate* a t 
New Y ork, N ovem b er 
th e S o u th w est Con- 
l l ; Ken- baseball 
tuck y a t New Orleans, N ovem ber ferenct- was based on the a ss tim p- 
in 
18; S ew anee a t New O rleans, N o - j tion 
the stu d e n t b o d i e s 
th e various schools had no 
vem b er 25; and L. S. IN a t New 
in- 
M erest in th e g a m e because of the
Orleans. D ecem ber 2. 

toed by several business 

a n d
th e ir 
t h e

recent move 

th a t 

The 

the 

to 

in 

The TOGGERY’Srn

X mas S hopping S ale
Continues -

A l t h o u g h w e h a v e so ld m a n y i t e m s f i r s t o f f e r ­
e d a t 
t h i s u n u s u a l C h r i s t m a s S a l e , w e s till 
h a v e a n u m b e r o f a r t i c l e s o n s a l e t h a t s h o u l d 
i n t e r e s t e v e r y G i f t S h o p p e r a n d U n i v e r s i t y 
m a n 
f o r 
r n 
y o u r s e l f .

t h e c a m p u s . C o m e 

in a n d s e e 

S H O E S
g o o d 
a 
S till 
ran**® in si*.-* of 
our regu lar $5.00 
F rlendly 
F i v e 
Shoos, (or—

$3.85

Your ch an ce to get r e g ­
u la r $7 50 
.Smih S m a r t 
S h oes for

$5.85

Real Sale Price* 

c r ,

Pyjamas 

Sox 

House Shoes 

Scarfs

S H r e t Y o u r

GIFT ITEMS

FOR HIM

u t R e d u c e d 
P r i c e s !

S H IR T S

”ood va riety 
of 
to, solid colored, 
p attern ed A rrow 
sh irts, in Broadcloth 
and M adras, v alu es 
up to $2.50.

$ 1.19

S e m e so lid c o l o r e d s h i r t s , $ 1 . 0 0 
v a l u e , l e f t
for 

6 9 c

S h o p n o w 
a p p r e c i a t e a n y s a v i n g 
t h e g i f t s h e g e ts .

f o r H I S g i f t s . T h i s y e a r h e w ill 
t h a t y o u c a n m a k e o n 

The University Toggery

J . L . R O S E

P H O N E 3 0 9 0

2 3 1 0 Q U A D .

T h e M o s t U n u s u a l
N o v e l t y in Y e a r s • • •

Com bining a beautiful 
Ash Receiver 
on a stand 
and a 3-Hole 
Putting Course
THE

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Makes You a Better Goiter

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V
H o m e , 1 
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R egu lar P rice 
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t Complete us th J 
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I t B FL CI putting corner with con­
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few minutes daily practice will greatly 
improve your golf game. Three can 
putt at the same tune. Lots of fun1

The Parlor-Putter is a useful and 
practical novelty combining an or­
namental ash receiver and golf 
putting course in one. The plated 
metal stand is finished in beautuul 
designs and in harmonious colors.

Each Parlor-Putter includes a metal 
ash tray in a handsome bronzed 
finish, and three standard stainless 
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Come into O u r Store an d 
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H E A V Y 
ORNAMENTAL 
BASE '-su

HOLE 
NO. I

This Christmas
Give Useful Gifts

Men Appreciate Gifts

That come from this store because they 

know the quality 

is the best the market 

affords.

Let Us Suggest:

A n Overcoat 
A Suit 
Suede Coat 
Robe 
Hat 
Sox 
Gloves

Manhattan Shirt 
Vassar Underwear 
Sox
Belt or Belt Set 
I ie— Handkerchief Set 
Muffler

The Good Kuppenheimer Clothes are Found 

Here Only In Austin.

C

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W e Know You're Going To Be 

Original This Christmas

A N D — you want to do the unusual 

in a very gracious manner. It’s a simple 

accomplishment to obtain positive re­

sults with the least amount of effort, 

just make sure that HIS GIFT bears 

the Campus Man’s Shop label.

Tremendous assortments of gifts at 

most any price which suits your budget.

H i r d i f e l d
M — 's= ' £ ? -------------------------
Anderson

6 19 Congress

Campus Man’s Shop

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G U A D A L U P E A T 2 4 t h

-v v*'s> neve* #«

P ut HEALTH
in y o u r c u r r i c u l u m .

GOOT) HEALTH means vitality. And it takes lots 

of energy lo be a leader iii the classroom , ami in 

the social activities o f college. So to succeed, you 

must m ake your health a required course.

T oo often constipation is perm itted to under­

m ine health am i sap vitality. It may cause head­

aches, loss o f appetite and energy.

Try this pleasant “ cereal way” to health. Two 

tablesp oonfu ls o f K ellogg's ALL-BRAN daily will 

p ro m o te re g u la r h a b its . It s u p p lie s “ b u lk ,” 

vitam in B and iron. Ask that it he served at your 
fraternity h ou se or cam pus restaurant.

T h e m o st fro pillar ready-to-eat cereals served 
in th e d ininn-rtroms o f A m e ric a n colleges, ea t­
i n g c l u b s a n d f r a t e r n i t i e s a r e m a d e b y 
K e l l o g g i n B a t t l e C r e e k . T h e y i n c l u d e 
K e llogg's C o rn H a k e s , P E P B ra n F la k es, 
R ice K r isp ie s, W h e a t K y t r a b i e s , a n d K e llo g g ’s 
▼HOLK v HEAT B isc u it. Usa K affee H ag C o ffee 
— real coffee that lets y o u sleep.

ALL-BRAN J
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y
j a

X dinvn a 

fir*

I fu­

gal

I <
ma

A

Longhorns with th e Owls sho 
bt easily draw n in th e two t 
with the A. & I. boys.

E I Olle will probably s ta r t ■ 

gam*- five that hi s ta rte d aga 
it
the Bobcats. F ran cis and Gray 
w ard posts are both sopho­
t h e ft
mores who promise to develop into 
real contenders fo r all-conference 
honors. Glenn Thompson will see 
considerable service 
a lte r n a tin g 
w ith the two forw ards. Thom pson 
has developed into a very cit ver , 
flo o r man. arui handles th e bal) 
brilliantly. He 
Scorer, an d will prob ab ly 
the- Hog d e fe n se p le n ty o f trouble, 

d ang erou s Hu 
give bre 
issv
Bill K u b r i -bt at c e n te r set ms to • Y r 
h< highly improved over last sea- sea 
*on, and looks to be the o utstand - 
ion 
l o g c e n te r rn. the conference. He a1 
considerable weight, out 
has added 
a nd handles him self much b e tte r dui 
t h a n he did last season.

is a 

Captain Ed Price and Ben B a n ­
del! will likely s t a r t at the g u a rd 
positions. Price is one of the m ost 
deceptive bull handlers ev er seen 
on a Southw est C onference team , 
an d Run dell is one of the g re a te s t 
defensive g u a rd s in the loop.

B aron Will A ddress 

D alla s G roup S u n d a y

Rabbi Samuel Halevi Baron will 
be 
in Dallas Sunday, - December 
18, to address a combined B ’nai 
IU n t h and Asta f r a t e r n ity m e e t­
ing. The B’nai B’rith lodge of Ital­
ia- is celeb rating it- n ine tie th a n ­
niv e rsa ry . Rabbi Barer- will dis- M* 
cuss the w ork of the ii ab : Four.- G. 
dat ion.

ler

W hile in Dallas, Rabbi Baron 
will be the guest of Dr. Lefkowitz 
who w as in A ustin a few weeks 
ago to speak a t a similar B'nai 
B r i t h 
lodge m eeting. Dr. H. J.
E t Hinger, professor of p u re m a t h ­
em atics and president of th e Aus­
tin B’nai B r i t h 
a 1- 
dressed a num ber of B’nai B 'rith 
lodge m eetings 
in various cities 
in the past month.

lodge, hag 

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ASTRON O M ER VISITS 

-*i 

associate 
jag*

# Dr. E duard Micek, 
j 
Slav. rh 
w as visited by Dr. H uger, a s tr o n ­
lh. Dr. 
omer, T v -M a y , Divert 
H uger studied F re n c h at the U ni­
v ersity of Prague in Czechoslo­
vakia. L ater he cam- to * ms coun­
try and received a doctor’s degree 
at the University of Chicago. Dr. 
H u g e r is now w riting and lectur- I 
jug. He wdl r e tu r n 
to Austin ! 
Sunday, December 18. Dr. Micek 
said.

L A N I E R H E A R S C A M P B E L L
I n t h e . place of D. M, McKeith- 
an. in s tr u c to r in English who V 
ii! with influenza, Dr. Kills? C a m p ­
bell, pro fe ssor of English, made 
“ A .Survey of Critical Opinion on 
L a n ie r” a t the m eeting of Sidney 
L a n ie r L ite ra ry Society T h u rs ­
day. Dr. Cam pbell verified 
his 
Matt m e n t th a t th e re is a diversity 
of opinion on L a n ie r by giving 
the criticism, fa vo rab le and 
u n ­
fav orable, of leading lite ra ry men 
of the day.

SCHOOL G I V E S M U S I C A L E
S tu d e n ts of th e Vena K Math- 

« w School o f M Us >- 
in iii b. yr< 
senti d in th e r e g u la r m onthly m u ­
sical S a t u i day. D ecem ber 17, at 
8:15 o'clock at the studio a t 803 
Went T w e n ty -second S tr e e t. The 
pro g ra m will be on the “ N u tc r a c k ­
er S u ite ” by Tse h a ik u * sk y , Mrs. 
M athew s an n o u n c e d T h a i- d a y ,

Miss Hazel Quick in visiting u t ; 
I

the Phi M u house this week-end. 

 FR IDA Y . DECEMBER 16, 1932

T H E D A I L Y T t A A IN

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

G I V E N W E D N E S D A Y

MCL E A N E N T E R T A I N S 

C R O S S C O U N T R Y T E A M

D E C E M B E R ll) D A T E

F O R H O L I D A Y P A R T Y

B A P T I S T G R O U P H A S

C H R I S T M A S P A R T Y j

A L P H A T A C OM E C A S 

E N T E R T A I N S U N D A Y

T I CAMPUS

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

S I G M A D E L T A PI H A S 

C H R I S T M A S F E S T I V A L

held 

Sigma Delta Pi, honorary Span­
its annual 
ish fraternity, 
Christmas celebration Thursday 
night. There was a Mexican sup­
per a t a local restauran t, follow­
ed by the breaking of the pinata 
t Main Building. Decorations were 
in red, green, and white, and car­
ried out the Christmas motif.

The breaking of the pinata is 
a Mexican custom. The pinata, a 
is sus­
large earthenware 
jar, 
the ceiling. Some­
pended from 
j a r 
one blindfolded breaks 
with a stick and 
nuts, 
candies, and gifts are scattered 
over the room. The guest scram­
ble for them.

fruits, 

the 

Members and guests present 
were Edith 
Johnston, Branch 
8mith, Miss I.illian Wester, Mrs. 
Margaret Kress, Dr. Dorothy 
Schons, Juan Haggard-Villasana, 
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Roebuck, 
Meredith Gardner, Estela Margo, 
Agnes McCann, Frances Branch. 
Sara Browning, 
James Koenig, 
Elsie Bodeman, 
John Houston, 
Amo Wennier, Verona Griffith, 
Frederick Jungem ann, Mr. 
and 
Mrs. Theodor Mahler, Mildred 
Cooke, Annie Mac Kress, Dorothy 
Kress, and Edmund King,
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MR S . V A N A T T A G I V E S 

H O U S E D A N C E F R I D A Y

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

Friday, D ecem ber 16:

Mrs. Olive V annatta’s House,
10.15 Nueces—dance from 0 
to 12.

Alpha Delta Pi— d i n n e x
dance, chapter house from 7:30 
to 12.

Kappa Sigma— C hn s t m a s 
tree and dance, cli ap tor house 
from 8 to 12.

Woman’s Building— formal 

dance from 9 to 12.

American Society of Mech­
anical Engineers— dance, Dris- 
kill Hotel, from 9 to I.

Littlefield Dormitory— infor­

mal dance from 9 to 12.

Delta Zeta-—o p e n house, 
chapter hou^e from 8 to 10:30.
Saturday, D ecem ber 17:

Mrs. J. Matejek’s House, 
1904 San Antonio— Christmas 
dance from 9 to 12.

Kirby Hall— formal dance, 

Austin Club, from 9 to 12.

Chi Phi— formal dinner and 
dance, chapter house from 7 to 
1 2 .

University of Texas Light 
Opera Company-—studio even­
ing, Curtain Club auditorium 
from 7 to 9.

All-University Dance— Greg­

ory Gym, from 9 to 12.

The girls of Mrs. O. J. V a n a tt o s \ =5:

boarding house will give a dante | an(| Mrs c w Moore, and Mrs. 
ii until 12 o clock. | 0 . J. Vanatta will be the chap- 
F rid ay from 
Joyce Davis, house president, said !
Thursday. Each girl will be allow -j 
od a date and a stag.

* * *

The house will be decorated in 

ranees Neville, Kappa Kappa 
red and green, and the r e f r e s h - ; Gamma, has made reservations on
to
meats will also carry out 
for
( hristmas spirit. 

the j the American Airways to fly 
her house. North Platte, Neb., 

ons 

Mr. an Mrs. O. J. Markley, Mr. the Christmas holidays.

C H U R C H 

G R O l ' P G I V E S 

O L D F A S H I O N E D P A R T Y

Pharmacy students in the Uni­
versity were served with a few 
dotes of their own medicine 
at 
their holiday banquet in the Aus­
tin ( iub, Wednesday night, Dean 
W. F. Gidley said Thursday.

Students were given a “pres­
cription” instead of a menu with I 
instructions in Latin to take an 
large a quantity as strength per­
mits. The main ingredients of the 
emplastrum 
“ prescription” were 
bovis Inure, solanum 
tuberosum 
cum easeinum, pilulae pisum viri- 
dum, et infusum coffeae arabicae, 
j which to most people is just plain 
! beef steak, potatoes and cheese,]
S creamed peas, and 
chocolate 
dessert.

a 

Dean Gidley said that a good 
be­
time and better friendships 
tween students and 
instructors 
were the sole objects of the b a n - ' 
quet.

“ The success of this banquet, j 
which was our first, was so great 
th at plans are being 
considered 
for making the banquet an an ­
nual affair,” Dean Gidley said.
* * *

Group three of W. E. Long’s 
University Presbyterian Church 
Sunday school class held a Christ­
mas party Wednesday night a t the 
home of Hugh Yantis, Dick Spinn, 
a member of the class, said Thurs­
day.

The party was informal, and 
many old fashioned games were 
a 
played. 
Christmas gift to exchange with 
another guest.

Each guest brought 

Those who attended the party 
include: Fay Hobdey, Betty Phil­
lips, Ruth Garrett, Helen Mene- 
j fee, Violet Most, Mary McCurdy, 
Shirley 
Ratchford, Margaret 
i Sloan, and A rth ur Niebuhr, Char­
lie Gruniesen, Tom Steger, Ralph 
John 
McKinley, Hugh Yantis, 
Carsew, James Clark, S tew art 
Penick, Bill Sedgwig, and Dick 
Spmn.

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ALPHA XIS ENTERTAIN
Alpha Ni Delta will hold of)en 
| house for active members, alum- 
| nae, and pledges today. The pro- 
: gram will consist of a dinner, so- 
i cial gathering, and night spent a t 
the house.

Coach Roy L. McLean, instruc­
tor in physical training for men,
honored the members of the Uni­
versity cross country team with a 
banquet Thursday night a t 
his 
occasion 
home. Guests for 

were . L. Rlakeney, Oneal Archer, 

Bill Cohen, Alex Cox, Jewell A. 
Johnson, E. R. Blitch, Joe Storm, 
and Woodrow Finley.

the 

Gold track shoes, awards from 
the University, and awards given 
by the University Co-Op were 
lo Blakeney, Archer, 
presented 
Cohen, Cox, Johnson, Blitch, and 
Storm, members of the team, un­
defeated during the season just 
closed.

After 

dinner, 

and
bridge were the entertainm ent for 
the evening.

dancing 

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G I R L S TO H A V E T W O 

C H R I S T M A S P A R T I E S

The girls of the Woman’s Build­
ing will be entertained with two 
Christmas parties before the hol­
idays, Velma J an e Meyners, pres­
ident of the house council, 
a n ­
nounced Thursday.

The annual Christmas dinner 
will be given for the girls of the 
dormitory and their guests Sun­
day, December lh.

Tuesday night at l l o’clock the 
Christmas tree party will be given. 
Each girl will donate some toy or 
gift for the tree. These will be 
distributed later among the needy 
families in Austin.

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TEA POSTPONED

Delta Kappa Gamma, honorary 
I education fraternity, has 
post­
poned the tea to have been given 
: Saturday a t the Driskill Hotel. 
The tea will probably be given 
j some time afte r the Christmas hol­
idays. Illness among the members 
was the reason given 
the 
postponement, Mrs. W. E. Odom, 
president, stated.

for 

Gamma Phi Beta wall entertain 
with its annual Christmas party 
IO o’clock, 
Monday from 7 
instead of Friday, December 16, 
as was 
announced, 
Christine Goolsby, vice president, 
said Thursday,

previously 

to 

Holiday motif will he 

carried 
out in the decorations. A Christ­
mas tree will be the feature a t ­
traction,

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at 

JOINT R E C IT A L P L A N N E D
The Faculty Women's Club will 
present Miss Katherine Wright, 
violinist, and Miss Caroline Spell, 
pianist, in a recital of Nineteenth 
8 
Century music Tuesday 
o’clock a t the club. The program 
for the joint recital will be as fol­
lows: violin solo— “ Adagio”— De j 
Vi riot; Piano solo— “ Kol Nidre” 
Winederg; violin solo— (a) “ Ro­
mance,” (b) “ Kuia Wiak” — Wien- 
iawski; piano solo— “ Polonada”— i 
Moszkowski; 
violin 
“ The Old R efrain,” (b) “ Schron” j 
— Rossmain.

solo—>(a) 

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P A Y N E R E A D S TO CLUB
Dr. L. W. Payne, professor of I 
English, read a Christmas s t o r y , ! 
Christmas 
Dick’s 
‘ Whistling 
.Stocking” by O. Henry, to 
the 
Ashbel Literary Society Thursday. 
The meeting was held at the home 
of Virginia Nalle. A fter tim read­
ing a social hour was enjoyed and 
tea was served. This was the last 
this year, 
meeting of 
the club 
Wilda Frost, secretary 
the 
club, announced.

of 

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GIRLS ENTERTAINED

Matejek House will 

entertain 
with a Christmas party Saturday 
from 9 to 12 o’clock honoring the 
17 girl residents. A Christmas tree 
will be the feature of the even­
ing. Chaperons fo r the affair will 
be Dr. Eduard M eek, Mr, and 
Mrs. F. J. Chudej, and Mrs. J. 
Matejek.

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M e m o ry” M iniatures 
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Alpha Tau Omega 

fraternity 
will entertain with a Christmas 
dinner at the chapter house Sun­
day, December 18, at 6:30 o’clock. 
A Christ ma 
tree with gifts in the 
nature of jokes will be the fea­
ture of the evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Temple Mayhall

will be chaperons for the affair.
* 

* 

*

FOUNDATION HAS PARTY
The Wesley Foundation will en­
tertain with a semi-formal ban­
quet at 6:30 o’ -lo k Tuesday at 
the Wesley Bible Chair, Allen 
Roe, student director of the Wes­
ley Foundation, said Thursday.

PA C E THREE

K A P P A SIGMA HAS D A N C E

Tau chapter of Kappa Sigma
fraternity will entertain With a 
Christmas dance at 
their chap­
t e r house, 203 West Nineteenth, 
Friday night, December 16, from
8 to 12 o’clock.

* * *

A. S. M, E. HOLDS D A N C E
The American Society of 

.Me­
chanical Engineers will hold their 
formal Christmas dunce at 
tho 
Driskill Hotel Friday, December
I, from 9 to I o’clock.

* * *

Mrs. W. D. Masterson is spend* 
, ing the week-end with her daugh­
tho

ters, Reba and Lillian, ai 
Alpha Phi house.

For the Holiday Dances-

Wear a beautiful corsage! They make 
the 
beautiful more beautiful. Quite an. assortment
at Connelly’s for—

$1.00 and up

CONNELLY’S
Florists

914 CONGRESS

P H O N E 9 4 0 0

the i 
The Live Wire Union of 
Baptist training service of 
the | 
University Baptist Church will j 
give a party Friday, December 16,1 
from 8 until IO o’clock, at 
the! 
University Baptist Church.

The affair will be in the form! 
of a Christmas party. After the 
program, the group will exchange j 
presents, which will 
from a Christmas tree.

taken 

be 

* * *

C LA SS H A S C A N D Y PU LL
Dr. E. C, Webb's Sunday school 
class will entertain with an o ld -1 
fashioned candy pull at the Wes- I 
ley Bible Chair tonight at 7:30 
o’clock, Huifh Garland, 
dent of the class, said Thursday. 
A group of games will lie the en- j 
tertainm ent for the evening. All 
as ! 
University students as well 
members of the class are invited 
to attend, Garland said.

prest’- I 

* * *

SOCIAL A F F A I R S LIST E D 
Two additioal 

I
functions have! 
been added to the social calendar ; 
for this week, the Delta Chi open 
house S atur.f iy Jfrom 7 
IO j 
o’clock, and the Delta Zeta open I 
house Friday, from 8 until 11 :30 * 
o’clock.

to 

Mail Orders Filled — Add 1 0 rf Postage

BEFORE CHRISTMAS

Shop Now W hile Stocks Are Complete
H undreds of hems on sale during this Pre-Christ­
mas Selling Event. G ifts for HIM— G ifts foir HER 
— G-fts for EVERYBODY. Visit ou r 4 conveniently
l o c a t e d s t o r e s a n d s e e o u r d i s p l a y s .

r t e A

H I i;

MONOGRAM

Fountain Pen and 
Pencil
$5.00 Value 

Complete 5 e t ’Boxed

$1.69
FINE PERFUM ES

a f e r 

a

GUTEX

Marquise Manicure 
S e t s

BSR.,. ».,0 $ L79
7 

value 5 p ec:a I

DEVILBISS
PERFUM E
SPRAYS

Regular 

50c Value

i

■MiV

MARBLE GAME
FOR HOME U SE

ideal present 79c

Makes 
Complete with marbles

For F ine Gifts

B allet— P leville— Dorsay — 
Lubin— Lentheric — Houbi- 
gant and other well known 
brands and 25 per cent dis­
count

Thursday, Friday, Saturday 
only.

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Gift Jewelry

I f s 

is ne ar ! 
your 

Christmas 
time 
to 
selections. 
complete 
Give University seal jew elry, ©r 
new, mo de rn styles.

gift 

H U

Leather Goods

looking, h a ndso m e 

le at her 
Rich 
Including bill folds, w a l­
goods. 
lets, key cases, hand-bags, ci gar ­
ette cases, and portfolios.

i

Book-Ends

Inexpensive bronze book ends 
with th e University seal. A tt r a c ­
tive st atuesque styles. A n y of 
them m a k e ch ar m in g gifts.

Pen & Pencil Sets

T h e r e ’s al ways someone on your 
t h a t will a p p re ci a te a new 
list 
set. 
fou n ta in pen a n d pencil 
Many desirable 
types a nd de­
signs.

« I I I

Christmas Cards

W a r n in g ! Get some more Christ­
ma s C ar ds now! So 
t h a t you 
w o n ’t be c a u g h t without th e m at 
th e last moment. Wi de varieties.

a

C O O P

Cigars— C igarettes 

Lighters— Pipes 

Pen & Pencil Sets 
Sm oking Tobacco 

B ill Folds 
Shaving Sets

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5

Electrical Goods 

Perfum e 

A tom izers 

Stationery 

Toilet Sets

tm nnam

Perfum e

Candy

Toilet Sets 

P en s— Pencils 

Body Pow ders

x

CHRISTMAS
FRUIT

At money saving prices. D e ­
licious Apples, Large O A 
size. Dozen ............. 

 V V C

C alifornia Oranges, 
216 size, dozen 

....

$ Q _ 

Electric Clocks

Last May we offered these exquisite Miniatures which 
ordinarily sell for $7.50 for $4.85 and over a h u n d r e d 
were sold in a w e e k ’s time. W e have had many requests 
for a n o t h e r offering of this type, so it seems timely at 
this Christmas Gift time that we again of fe r just

Memory” Miniatures
on finest silk pa per , delicately colored by ha n d 
in n a tu ra l colors, and fra m e d complete in h a n d ­
some gold frame, our r e g u l a r $7.50 value for

IO O

$ 4 . 8 5

See Our Window for Display

These, as well as our Christmas orders, will be finished 
on a schedule of thre e days from the time proofs are re­
for Christmas 
turn e d or o r d e r given. Orde rs placed 
p h o t o g ra p h s this Fri day , S a tu rd a y and Su nda y will be 
finished for delivery next W ed n e sd ay .

Studio will be open F r id a y a nd Sa tu rd a y 
evenings until 8 p. rn., and Sun da y from IO 
to 4 p. rn.

P A R A H A STUDIOS

o f Texas, Inc.

2 5 1 0 G U A D A L U P E ST. 

PH O N E 2-0258

Shop Through The Daily Texan 

Christmas Shopping Guide

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A n 
C h r i s t rn as 

g ift. Will 

fit

* -rjr2 ’ a n y 
c o l o r
WVmk scheme, B i g

me

9fin9

Baby Ben, new 
..
style 

Q*) (Qj 

Electric Alarm 
Clock

§1.95

Cigarettes
Lucky Strikes or 

Chesterfield
F LA T T IN S OF SO

3 6 c Each, $ 1 .4 2
PER CARTON

EASTMAN KODAKS 

AND CAMERAS
Entire stock priced from $1.50

to $25 reduced one-third.

Buy an ideal gift at an exceptional price, Thurs­
day, Friday and Saturday,

CIG A R D E P A R T M E N T

G ive him a box o f good cl -ars
10c Royalist or Travis Club
Box of 25s ____ $1.79
$3.57
Box of 50s 
H. W. F. or John Ruskin
92c
Box of 25s 

R. J. Allen, hand made

B ox of IOO 

$ 1 .9 8

Free! 

I lb. 

HUMIDOR OF 
TOBACCO
with each purchase of
A KA Y W O O D IE PIPE
( ? 9 P*A 
The gift supreme 
Both for

$1.00 SIZE 
Humidor Tin of 
UNION LEADER 
TOBACCO
This Sale 69c

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

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1932

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B u ild in g and th e W o m e n 's G y m n a s iu m h a s
b e e n d a n g e r o u s ly s le e p . A l th e p r e sen t it 
is both m u d d y and s lip p e r y ; th e n a r r o w 
im ita tio n s te p s do m ore harm th a n g o o d . 
S tu d e n ts a n d m em b e r s o f th e p h y s ic a l 
t r a in in g si a f f for w o m e n h a v e c o m p la in e d 
about t h e path b e t w e e n th e U n iv e r sity and 
t h e W o m e n ’s G y m n a siu m . M ud and p o o ls 
By BILL DOZI ER
o f w a t e r m a k e 
im p o s s ib le to 
! O ne of those brig ht little souls 
k e e p o n e ’s fe e t dry. The w e a t h e r is c o n ­
the
i w ho does so much to make 
Italy
this
a rc h ite c tu re d e p a rtm e n t of 
r 
,, 
d u cive e n o u g h t o w a r d flu . A n y s te p s th a t 
in
: 1 have P*,d “ th e ,r w « d c b t mpta11- ! school w h at it is. j u s t drop ped 
th e a d m in istra tio n m a y t a k e to r e m e d y I
those added discom forts will be appreciate i I?*"1" but. *h! oltu” ’ i* ‘"di”* I • nd f fCTed * ««***(«« !j:“ is 
lf ««**
od by b o th s tu d e n ts and f a c u lt y . 

CAMPUS
CHATTER

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By J A C K H U D S P E T H , JR.

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th in gs 

Dr. S tith T hom pson, 

fo r m e r 
p ro fe sso r of English in th e U n i­
com pleted 
versity, has r e c e n tly 
the first volume, “ a ” th ro u g h “ e,” 
of his " M o tif-In d e x of Folk Lit- 
finished
the m a t u r e , ” which when 
com m ent. She said t h a t one of 
first 
fo reigners ,no- hail! be an encyclopedic classifica- 
th a t 
ticed ab ou t A m erican tow ns was I y o n 0f n a r r a | j VP elem e n ts in folk- 
the geom etric a c c u ra cy w ith which ; tales, ballade, myths, fables, med- 
jeval rom ances, exem pla, fabliaux , 
th e y w ere laid out, a n d the a tte n d - 
jest-books, and local legends, be- 
a n d clean a p p e a ra n c e 
ant 
of th e 
creatiori and
the 
tow ns; and th a t since m o s t j 
E u ro p e a n towns w ere laid out in
In
squares with practically no plan this first vnlnm* «fo im-hwlod porn
! t h i s . a s t xolume a le rn haled com-
books. “ C o ro n ad o ’s

w eir jam olu 1U | coming down to the present. 
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ed. NS all S tr e e t 
is n o t excited
over the situ atio n a t all, b u t m an y 
c o n gressm en are. A resolutio n has 
been o f fe r e d in the House which 
IL S. of 
fo rbids e n t r y 
the se c uritie s o f 
those govern-
m e a t s w h ic h d e f a u l t e d . H o u s e
l e a d e r s feel the 
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a large supply el 
could have nab! 
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than any other country, in 
th a n a n y o th e r c o u n try , rn 
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tr e a t e d 

State vs. Student
W e h a v e c o m e to t h e prob lem o f reor­
g a n iz a tio n and e c o n o m y . R e o r g a n iz a tio n is 
very p r o b a b ly n ecessary. But e c o n o m y is j 
not necessarily e q u iv a le n t to and in clu siv e I 
o f r e o r g a n iz a tio n . ‘‘S ta r v in g an in stitu tion 
is no w a y to r e m e d y its d e f e c t s . ” T h e t w o 
p rob lem s must be 
s e p a r a te ly . 
E con om y in e d u c a tio n m ea n s e ith e r an in­
crease in th e am ount th at t h e s tu d e n t must 
p ay to g o to th e sc h o o l or a d e c r e a s e in 
th e n u m b e r o f instructors th a t a g iv e n in­
stitution h ires or both. ( I ) B r ie fly , an in­
c r ea se in s t u d e n t f e e s in ta x -s u p p o r t e d in­
stitu tion - is u n d e m o c r a tic — th at th is top ic 
w ill be tr e a te d m ore fu lly in t h e f o ll o w i n g 
editorials. ( 2 ) In v ie w of th e g e n e r a l n a­
tion al u n e m p lo y m e n t and 
th e p a r tic u la r 
d e a r th o f t e a c h i n g position s, st w o u ld be 
to 
little less th a n c r im in a l 
“ let g o ’* a la r g e n u m b e r o f ti ae h e r s. T his 
is e s p e c ia lly tru e in T e x a s w h e r e t h e State 
h a s control o f m ost of t h e t e a c h i n g p osi­
tion s a v a ila b le , w h e r e th e S ta te e n c o u r a g e s 
y o u n g m en and w o m e n to b e c o m e t e a c h e r s 
by p r o v id in g c o ll e g e s d e v o te d purely to 
tike tra in in g o f t e a c h e r s , a n d w h e r e t h e r e 
is su c h a la r g e part o f t h e p o p u la tio n that 
is p r a c tic a lly w ith o u t e d u c a tio n . T h e s it u a ­
tion is not so m uch on e o f o v e r p r o d u c tio n 
o f te a t hers as o f u n d e r c o n s u m p tio n o f e d u ­
cation.

for t h e S t a te 

R e o r g a n i z a t i o n s h o u l d , t h e n , be a i m e d 
at th e e d u c a t io n o f m ore s tu d e n ts w ith t h e 
is i n d e e d p os s i b l e 
m o n e y a v a i l a b l e 
( if it 
to e x p a n d e d u c a t i o n at 
t h i s t i m e o f d e ­
p r e ssio n ) and at th e c r e a tio n o f an e d u ­
t h a t will b e a b l e t o e x ­
c a tio n a l s y s t e m 
pand r a p id ly and e f f e c t i v e l y in p r o s p e r o u s 
tim e s. A n d it s h o u ld b e p o in te d out in this 
c o n n e c tio n t h a t e d u c a tio n a l reform c a n ‘ e 
r ig h tly m a n a g e d by l e g i s l a t o r s o n ly w ith 
th e aid o f e d u c a t i o n a l (experts.

Use for Cavanaugh Tract
A r e ce n t p roposal b y t h e f a c u lt y c o m ­
m it te e on 
for m en . 
in tram u ral a t h le t ic s 
th a t th e C a v a n a u g h p r o p e r ty ( b e t w e e n t h e 
n e w m en s d o r m ito r y s ite s and S p e e d w a y ) 
be 
in tr a m u r a l c o n ­
te s ts , d e s e r v e s cart ful c o n s id e r a tio n b y th e 
B oard o f R e g e n ts .

im p r o v e d f o r use 

in 

F e w c o l l e g e s in t h e cou n try can point 
to a g r e a te r intere,"t in in tr a m u r a l a t h le t ic s 
t h a n can T e x a s , an in te r e st w e ll fo u n d e d 
a n d b e n e f ic ia l, for it p r o v id e s th e r e c o g ­
nized a d v a n t a g e s o f a th le tic s for th e a v e r ­
a g e stu d en t and for th e m e d io c r e athlete*.
T h e fact that a m a n c a n m a k e v arsity 
sq u ad 
is p r e tt y c o n c lu siv e e v id e n c e th a t 
h e d o e s not, from his o w n p h y s ic a l s t a n d ­
point, need it. And a m a n vc h ose p a r t ic ip a ­
tion in v a r s ity c o n t e s t s w ou ld m a te r ia lly 
aid 
his p h y s ic a l u p b u ild in g g e n e r a ll y 
“ hasn t a c h a n c e s ’

S o m e th in g must a n d w ill b e d o n e to im ­
prove t h e a p p e a r a n c e o f t h e C a v a n a u g h 
prop erty. T e x a s , c o m p a r e d p o in t b y p oint 
w ith o th e r la rg e sc h o o ls , h a s w o e f u l l y in­
a d e q u a te p la y fie ld s .

T h e p r e s e n t one a n d o n e -q u a r te r a c r e s 
h e r e , f o r e x a m p le , c o m p a r e w ith an a v e r ­
a g e o f n e a r ly a h u n d r e d tim es su ch a c r e ­
a g e a t O h io S ta te , S ta n fo r d , I o w a , Illinois, 
M ich igan , M issouri, M in n e so ta , N e b r a s k a , 
C olorado and W isc o n s in . T e x a s A . & M. 
h as 2 0 a c r es for in tr a m u r a l sport.

A 

th e 

large p e rcen t o f 

c o n d itio n in g 
labor required is o f a ty p e w h ic h m a y be 
p urch ased t o d a y a t a sm a ll cost. M a n y a 
jo b -h u n tin g stu d e n t m ig h t be g iv e n part 
tim e worn, t h e r e b y s t a y i n g in sc h o o l . M a n y 
an A u s t i n c i t i z e n m i g h t be d r o p p e d , fro m 
the c h a n t \ rolls.

N e x t tall, w h e n fo o tb a ll f ie ld s are 

in 
use, 
sh o u ld 
find C avan a u g h fie ld read y for its te a m .

intram ural d e p a r tm e n t 

t h e 

Mud, M Cinders

Less 

idle < o m p ’roller's o f f i c e sa w 

( o n tin u e d b ad w e a t h e r h as brought to 
,t ;• and s tu d e n ts 
.a 
th e a tten tion oi he 
th e n e e d o f m ore w a lk s or c in d e rs -pread 
a lo n g th e p a th s. B e c a u s e o f c a m p u s c o n ­
stru ction , 
s tu d e n ts h a v e had to d e to u r 
around th e new* build in gs a lo n g w e ll-w o r n 
tho 
p aths, 
n e c e ssity o f b u ild in g w a lk s , a n d h a d a 
num ber o f b oard w a lk s c o n str u c te d b e ­
t w e e n th e build in gs. T h e s e fu lly m e t t h e 
n e e d s o f th e s tu d e n ts in dry w e a t h e r , but 
d u rin g the presen t rainy sp e ll o th e r m u d d y 
sp ots h a v e a p p e a r e d 
th a t n e e d g r a v e l, 
c in d e rs, or w alk s c o n s tr u c te d a c r o ss t h e m ,
Just b a c k o f ll, Hall tho w alk up th e 
bdl has been so slippery at tim es th a t 
# w n e o f the fa cu lty m em bers have h a d to 
be a ssisted in order t o reach th e b u ild in g . 
F or several m o n th s the passage t o t h e e a s t 
the val cli ria le a d in g to the C hem istry

T h e D a ily T ex a n 

to r ia ls or “fir in g 
S t u d e n t F o r u m c o lu m n a .

in v it e s th * w r itin g o f fr e e - la o c * • t u ­
th e

to b e p u b lis h e d 

lin e ’* a r tic le s 

in 

S u c h e d ito ria ls m u s t He w r itte n b y s tu d e n ts o f 

th * 
to so m e p h a s e of

U n iv e rs ity an d m u s t p e r ta in d ir e c tly 
s tu d e n t life .

*

o f 

t h e 

th a t

less 

T* A 

to 
a b o u t 

le s s w ill r s c e iv s p r e fe r s n c e .

N E W M O N E Y

In stance of a town 

th a t of B rita in be-1 £

tro o p s p rev e nte d 
th e ir 

n a m e w ill not b e p r in ted 
a r tic le s w ill not be p r in te d .
T h o s e o f 2 1 6 w o r d s or 

ASI c o n tr ib u tio n s m u s t be s ig n e d , b u t th e c o n tr ib u to r ’s 
i f h e s o r e q u e s t s . U n s ig n e d 

I t re n c h m oral o bligation to us is be r j«yht since the irre-it ma i ort tv Un 
I g r e a t e r th an 
canso o u r 
j ann ih ilatio n 

A N A P O L O G Y F O R T H E M U S T A C H E
th an ord in a ry person believes 

English opinion is un ited on p a y -: c e r ta in ly no need 
n u n ! , an d MacDonald 
criticized 

t” w n8> a t l e a a l i f tkfa S
 
th e w ere m erely nice wide plains when 
co u n try . ; ex plorers arrived, and th e r e was 
conserve 
s tr e e t 
is being f p a c e or w o rry 
for con sid erin g a w ar • widths. In fact, I know of one in-
in Oklahoma 
A b e Jess one D unks the more one speaks.” Per- j d e b t alliance with France. 
is th e re a so n th a t c e rta in ones can | face o f the decision to default. <« then Indian territory) in which
chance 
the main s tre e t is over IOO feet
w rite le n g th y discourses w ith m a n y a word a n d J P r e m ie r H e rrio t a n d his F re n c h 
very tittie thou gh t. Would I be inq uiring too m uch cab in e t (which favored payment),* feet wide, due to the fact that a 
it I should ask c o n c e rn in g this e la b o ra te perso nage have resigned. H erriot m a y be re- railroad survey in g e ngin e er who 
laid the town out w as too busy to 
who w rote the most w ond erfu l article on “ S tu d e n ts ( aded Cv th e President.
tak e tim e to w ork out a sm aller 
Voice Opinions on M ustaches, S w e a te rs ” if I should 
a r e a !
ask if he was e v e r able to grow one? He surely
i n the Middle W est. people have
m ust be a w onderful he-man. a super-m an in f a c t no m o n ey w ith which to purch ase 
if not 
the m issing link- for which scientists have T h e i r necessities, and yet th e re is 
been search in g so diligently. This natu rally applies j a g reat su rp lu s of e v ery th in g to! 
to bu y and I 
to all he-men who th in k the sam e th in g ab o u t mus- I sell. 
th in g it m u s t be. w a n t to sell. b u t th e re is no m on ey j 
laches. Ha. w hat a w onderful 
v * Ti to do a n y th in g so un- 
n t to be de form e d bv a misplaced eve-brow! Sam e " ”
usual as tha t.
j usual as th a t. So a plan has ari en
day , when th e skie- 
w hereby a tow n or city issues an 
pe-
j rial dollar bills a re printed and 
I given to th e unemployed in pay- j 
| m e a t f o r t h e ir labor on th e buikl- 
’ inc 
public ^
works, E v ery tim e a person u s e j 
one of 
th e receiver! 
lulls, 
places a special 2-cent stam p on 
i t . W hen f>2 stam ps have been 
I affix ed to the bill, it will be r e ­
deemed by the city for $1 in I . 
S. money. T hrou gh th e sale of 
j the stam ps, 
th< city has alre a d y 
received $1.04 from the 52 users 
j of the bill. Tho 4 c ents pays f o r 
the bills and 
o f 

A f te r all. the question of m ustache? should be 
left up to the worn n to decided, fo r how do we
know how th e y feel a bout 
l*o you hon estly 
th in k that they would tell u 
th e ir in n e r feelin gs, 
especially the o nes th a t are 
easily tickled. No, I 
expect not, not to reporters 
an yw ay. Talk a b o u t
being self-centered, I v. mid r a th e r be self-centered,
• ban be c e n te re d aboil* many girls who 
stum ble 
aro u n d this campus.

a re clear, this insignificant 
we of 
derfu l fe elin g of n o t tr y in g

person
should ail try thi 
to look like a git

s j d istrib u te s its own money. 

the m ustach e cia

im proving of 

Person ally, I 

the p rin tin g 

People wunnt 

WO
do.

s p o k e n 

these 

ieve-- 

and 

th e 

it? 

th

S

like sm all h an d le -b ars th a t m ake 
eem like half m an and h a lf bicycle th a n seem 
half man and half so m eth in g som ething else. 
be the ow ner of bicycles w ithout handle b ars 
not ag ree w ith me. Fbi 
is to be pitied f o r we 
not ail a g re e to the same tiling.

me
Iik<

•an

— C. D. III.

f o r e i g n 

th a n n o t w ill 

th e d i f f i c u l t y w h ic h 

S till a n o t h e r h e l p f u l s u g g e s ­
tio n j u s t t a m e f l o a t i n g th r o u g h 
e f f e c t 
th e o f f i c e d oo r to th e 
th a t 
so 
in u n d e r ­
m a n y s t u d e n t s h a v e 
st a n d in g 
l a n g ­
u a g e s w h e n t h e y v is it c o u n t r i e s 
in w h ich t h e y a re sp o k en m igh t 
be d u e to th e d i f f e r e n c e o f a c t ­
u a l e v e r y d a y c o n v e r s a t i o n c o n ­
t r a s te d w ith a c a d e m i c d is c o u r s e , 
a n d a ls o to th e d i f f e r e n t ty p e o f 
v o c a b u la r y w h ic h 
s t u d e n t 
will co m e 
in c o n t a c t w ith . So 
o r d er 
fa r as h elp in g a p e r so n 
th in g s in a s t o r e , or g iv e d i r e c ­
tio n s to a h o te l hel!-i oy. I k n o w 
fro m p e r s o n a l e x p e r i e n c e 
th a t 
l a n g u a g e 
in s t r u c t i o n m o r e o f ­
y o u 
te n 
h ig h an d d ry in t h e m a t t e r o f 
c o l l o q u i a l or c o n v e n t i o n a l 
o n ly 
p h r a s e s , a n d 
in r e a l i t y 
serve* as a b a c k g r o u ml 
fo r a 
in .” 
g r e a t a m o u n t of “ f i ll in g 
A n d as an e x c e e d i n g l y re p e t t- 
f u l s u g g e s t i o n 
th e m o d e r n 
f o r e i g n 
l a n g u a g e d e p a r t m e n t s , 
it m ig h t be a g o o d idea to h a v e 
th e v o ­
s o m e so r t o f s t u d y 
c a b u la r y u se d in v a r io u s tr a d e s 
or b u s ;n e s s e s w it h w h ich t h e 
o r d in a r y A m e r ic a n is m o st li k e ­
ly to h e c o n n e c t e d 
if h e d o e s 
w o r k *n f o r e i g n c o u n t r i e s . T h e 
k n o w l e d g e o f ju s t a f e w t e c h ­
lin e s 
n ic a l w o r d s 
in v a r io u s 
m ig h t b e o f g r e a t v a l u e 
la t e r 
on, a n d 
fi n a l a n a ly s is 
th a t is the real p u r p o s e o f c o l ­
l e g e in true lion in a n y su b p e c t .

le a v e 

th e 

to 

in 

in 

I stamps.
In 

this way, 

th e unem ployed 
are cared for. new parks, roads, 
and s tr e e ts are built, and h-cal 
nu.-in-.-ss is revived. C om parative- 

The scheme o rig in a te d 

! Iv, happy d ay s r e tu r n , 
j 
j w ard en , 

in Ha- 
Iowa, home o f M a tt 
Schon, voice of the T exan over 
St, Paul,
Indio s ta tio n KNOW. 
I Sioux ( Ty. and many small Mid 
W e st tow ns a r e pit 
in n in g to is.-ae 
an am ount of ’ hi-
money.

S T A T E 
Instead 

S C A N D A L
of paying its 

lf y o u r 

C O L L E G E AND 
id u c a tio n 

IN D IV ID U A L T A S T E S
ii .-es n ot fit y o u r perso nal 
it 
I it does not fit y o u r individual e n v iro n ­

inclinations and ap titu d e s, you will n o t c a rry 
far. Put 
m e n t and needs, it will n o t c a r r y you far.

a p p re c ia te d 

The vast r a n g e o f individual d iffe re n c es is being 
in education. The 
m ore a n d m ort 
v a rie ty of airns which we b rin g to a large u n iv e r ­
sity is not less g re a t. A naive, yet fu n d a m e n ta lly 
tr u e a p p re c ia tio n of this is show n in the follow-

coun ty 
peace o ffic e rs a salary, the S ta te 
of T ex a s pays th em a commission 
or “ fee" on encl 
ind ictm en t t h a t 
is r e tu r n e d on th e ir a rre sts. A 
S e n a te co m m ittee has been inves­
tig a tin g alleged g r a f t in this sy s­
its re-
tem, and has now issued 
g c o m m u nicatio n, qu oted by Benjam in F r a n k lin port. T hey have found t h a t dur-
last 69 months, out of 
ing 
every 
in d ictm en ts r e tu r n e d , 
only 43.9 ever came to trial. Of 
the IOO th e r e were 4.3 
trie d and
a c q u i t t e d ; 7.4 w ere 
vie ted, an d given suspended sen- p c a rs weekl 

a- com ing from tile six I rib*-.- of Virginia in reply 
to th e o f f e r of the commissioners of th a t sta te to 
provide fo r th e e d u c a tio n of a limited n u m b e r of 
Indian youths. W e can p ro fit fro m 
the r e p ly of 
the original A m e ric a n s:

I 
I t m ay not prove a n y th in g or 
j even p artic u la rly m a tte r, b u t the 
: fact rem ain s th a t practically every 
school in Texas has fallen prey to 
the idea th a t it m ust p rin t an o f ­
ficial n ew spaper 
let 
the outside w oriel know w h a t Zilch 
University or W h a tsitsn a m e Col­
lege is doing. E ven if the g r e a te r 
to 
| p a rt o f the s tu d e n t body has 
work 
feverishly fo r six <!ay< a 
week in o rd e r to dig up news to

c o n - , {m , f o u r . page tabloid which 

in o rd e r to 

tr ie d 

IOO 

the 

the 

J , .

is 

“ You a r e not wise . . . will n o t ta k e it am iss if 
our ideas of . . . e ducation happen n ot to be the 
same as yours.

th e y were bad ru n n e rs , 

"S e v e ra l of ou r y o u n g people w ere form erly 
b ro u g h t up a t y o u r colleges. T h e y w ere in stru c te d 
in all y o u r sciences. B u t w hen th e y cam e back to 
us, 
ig n o r a n t o f every 
m e a n s o f living in th e woods, u n ab le to b e a r e ith e r 
cold or h u n g e r, knew n e ith e r how to build a cabin, 
tak e a deer. nor kill an e n e m y ; spoke o u r lan gu age 
im p e r fe c tly ; w ere th e r e f o re n e ith e r fit fo r h u n te rs, 
w a rrio rs 
th e r e f o r e 
n o r 
to ta lly good f o r nothing.

co un selors— th e y w ere 

“ W e a r e none th e less obliged by y o u r k in d offer, 
though we decline a c c ep ting it; and to show o u r 
g r a t e f u l sense of it, if the g e n tle m e n of V irg in ia 
will send us a dozen o f th e ir sons we will ta k e 
g r e a t care of th e ir education, i n s t r u c t th e m in all 
we know and make men of t h e m .”

— M in nesota Daily.

W e s e ld o m d o b ig 
h a v e h a d b ig t h o u g h t s .

t h in g s 

u n le s s w e

It is so m u c h e a s ie r fo r us to f e e l t h a n 

it is to th in k .

M is fo r tu n e r a th e r th a n f o r t u n e is w h a t

d is tin g u is h e s a la d y or g e n t le m a n .

I t is g e n e r a ll y t h e lesso n th a t is h a r d e s t 

to lea r n t h a t w ill d o us t h e m ost g o o d .

T h e w a y o th e rs tr e a t us is but a r e f l e c ­

tion o f t h e w a y w e h a v e t r e a t e d t h e m .

T h e “ h o n e s t m a n ” w ill k e e p a w a t c h e r 

b u sie r t h a n a th ie f.

Sell not th e b e a r ’s skin b e f o r e y o u h a v e

c a u g h t th e b ear.

T h e s k y is not le s s b lu e b e c a u s e 

t h e

blind m an d o e s not s e e it.

A 

little m an m a y r a ttle a r o u n d in t h e 
w orld a lo n g w h ile , but is su re to fin d his
c o r n e r at 

l ast.

Out o f IO m en nine ar e born to la b o r 

for t h e ten th . R e s o lv e to be t h e ten th .

H a p p y ’* t h e w o o in g 
rl b a t ’s not lo n g in d o in g .

A m a n thai 

is 

cruel, is a m a n 

t h a t 

is

e o w y r d i y .

" • 

? ,nT \ n n 

f V. *' 1 

■' 
t'" n ' ' CU'd •""* 

t T ! , CUl published a n d f u r th e r service to
th e

h u m a n ity i. r. udered. Keen 
, cho()1. have (ak „ n

th e IOO high 

se n te n c e,I. Of 

tually 
cases, 1 3.9 have n ever y d com e I i(]ea, but so far th ey haven't go n e 
<• ti-a,, Vet the S tate has paid a i f or t x 0 :dea to tho extent that the
f o r tho idea to th e e x te n t th a t the 
fee on every one of those IOO in 
. in stitu tio n s of “h ig h e r le a rn in g ”
dict, men t-.
' aiS0 skews t h a t j h ave. And if y ou w an t to spend j
. 
to r a crim e does j an e n jo y a b le half hou r some a f t- 
ming indicted 
th e r e a r e ) e r n o o n , drop a ro u n d and borrow 
nOi mean v e ry much; 
still m any w ays to wriggle out of j some of th e “jo u r n a l? ” which us-
a p p e a ra n c e
lu 

j ually m ake 

th e i r 

.. 

I he files of the co m m ittee a re a ro u n d the editorial offices. 

replete w ith examples in which a
ten c o u n ts] 
m an was indicted on 
so t h a t th e S ta te had to pay ten i 
fees on th e m an. T h en th e fo b i 
low wa? 
tried, convicted on all ; 
te n counts, and given a one y e a r 
sen ten ce on each but the s e n te n c­
es w ere 
run c o n c u r r e n tly so 
th a t the man was to serve a c tu a lly 
only one year. 
In such cases— 
which the com m ittee f o u n d to be 
c om m on— th e S ta te g o t one con- 
viction Col the p ice of t*-n.

to 

T h irte e n o f 

th e S t a t e ’s c o u n - ! 
ties re fu se d to give the co m m ittee 
any in fo rm a tio n on th ese m a tte r s .!
speak fo r 

All o f th e -e fa c ts 

themselves.

 

—rsr;;-,., 

,a,:. 

...

S u n d ay C lub G ives 

C h ristm as D ram a

S tu d e n ts 

a re M o rtim er 

A C hristm as play, “ The Little 
Town of B eth lehem ,” by K a tr in a 
T rask, will be presented Sunday. 
D ecember t x , a t Gregg House a t 
6:30 o ’clock u n d e r 
the auspices 
of the Sun d a y Club of All S a in ts 
Episcopal Church. E d m u n d L u d ­
wig will d ire c t the play.
ta k in g p a rt 

the
in 
play 
B annister,
C a rillo n , a Greek p o e t; Francis, 
Hale, G la ucus, a friend of C a r r i - ! 
to n ; A it b u r Haye?, Pompilius, a ! 
y o u n g Roman, nephew to C ae sa r;
M a rio n e tte Idle, F a u s tin a , (laugh- j 
te r o f the noble Rom an C a llu s ! ; j 
Caw: hon, Cordelia,
M a rg a rita 
to F a u s tin a ; Mary 
h and m aid en 
V irginia ifedichek, rite in n k e e p e r ’s 
w ife; Hilda MoJesworth, the voice 
of th e Virgin M ary; Ann Ben!Iv, 
G eorgiana Leith, 
Lydia King, 
Jo sep hine T u r n e r , as Jew ish wo­
m en and Ceride IL Hoskins, Jr., 
an d William S tr o n g as Jews.

Phi Mu an n o u n c e s 

in itia­
tion of Elizabeth Erw in, Dallas, 
a n d M ary E m m a ijturm , A p a i d ,

the 

Idle t h o u g h t s : T h anking th e
L o n g h o r n - R a n g e r in a d v a n c e , I 
w o u ld 
lik e to s a y th a t M a m ie 
Z i t z o f f IS a m i g h ty s w e ll girl 
. . . o n e s t u d e n t w h o m u st b e in 
a h u r r y to g e t h o m e 
is F r a n ­
c e s N e v ill e , K a p p a , w h o has a l ­
r e a d y m a d e a r e s e r v a t io n to f l y 
h o m e f o r th e h o lid a y s . . . o n e 
o f th e b e st c o u r s e s tha t th e o r ­
d in a r y s t u d e n t c a n t ik e is C o m ­
m e r c i a l L a w . . . p e o p le th a t m a ­
jo r e d in m a t h e m a t i c s and w e r e 
f o r c e d to ta k e a m a j o r e x a m in 
in h a v e m y h e a r t f e l t 
.sym pathy 
. . . t h e r e is a le t - d o w n f e e l i n g 
a m o n g m o s t p e o p le w h e n t h e y 
e n t e r a c la s s r o o m a n d a r e 
i n ­
f o r m e d th at th e q u iz s c h e d u l e d 
f o r th a t d a y h a s b e e n p o s t p o n ­
e d u n til th e n e x t m e e t i n g o f th e 
c la s s . . . th e p ic t u r e s o f e v e r y 
e d i t o r o f t h e T e x a n s in c e it w as 
f o u n d e d are to b e f o u n d on th e 
w a lls o f th e e d i t o r i a l , o f f i c e . . . 
w h y m o r e radio s e t s th a t c a n 
p ick up sh o r t w a v e s t a t io n s a r e 
is b e y o n d m e 
n o t sold 
. 
o n e - t h ir d o f E n g li s h 
a b o u t 
w o rd s o f m o r e th a n 
f o u r s y l ­
la b l e s 
a r e m i s p r o n o u n c e d by 
m o s t o f us . . . t h e r e sh o u ld b e 
a la w p r e v e n t i n g a s t u d e n t fr o m
t a k i n g 
o v e r 
th e sa m e c o u r s e 
m o r e th a n t h r e e t i m e s . . . I a m 
m o r e d e f i c i e n t in le t t e r - w r i t i n g 
th a n in a n y o t h e r o n e th in g . . . 
a n d “ T h e H a u n t e d B o o k s h o p ” 
b y C h r is t o p h e r M o r le y is o n e o f 
t h o s e b oo k s w h ich ca n b e d e s ­
c r ib e d as “ d e l i g h t f u l . ”

^ 

‘l

. 

. 

T E M P L E S E R V IC E S TODAY

R e g u la r services will be held at 
T em ple B e th Israel 
to d a y a t 8 
o'clock. Rabbi Sam uel Halevi B a r ­
on 
a n no un c ed T h u rsd a y . The 
title o f the serm on is “ The Two 
N a tu r e s .”

.....---------- — — o--------------

Mrs. T. W. Masse no rn will spend 

the w vek-tud in A ustin,

Former Teacher 

Writes Volume

Book Includes Comments 
By University Professors

Future Ministers 
Deliver Sermons 
A t Austin School

S tu d e n ts a t the A ustin P re sb y ­

Bulletin Editor 

Gives Revisions

Catalogues to Be Printed 
For Two Years
-----------

official 

T h re e more p a r ts of the Uni- 
issued
for tw o y e a r periods 
instead of 
yearly, Mrs. F. A. P e rry , ed itor 
said 
of 
each 
T hu rsday. C atalo gu es 
j division of the U niversity a re is­
sued as p a rts of the gen eral c a ta ­
logue. and each 
is published as 
a U niversity bulletin, Mrs. P e r r y 
explained.

publications, 
f o r 

to 

Theological 
deliver 

S e m in ary j 
serm ons by I 

teria n 
learn 
a plan t h a t has been a p a rt o f the versify catalo gu e will be 
ro u tin e of the se m in a ry since 
its 
esta b lish m e n t in 1912, Dr. T. W. 
C urry, p re s id e n t of 
in stitu ­
tion, states.

the 

Each student in the school is r e ­
a 
quired to deliver one serm on 
y e a r d u r in g the th r e e -y e a r course 
th a i is re q u ire d fo r his 
degree. 
P r e a c h e rs are ta k e n in a lp h a b e t­
ical o r d e r b egin n in g with the sen­
and 
iors, th e n the middle class, 
last, the jun io rs.

, 

* 

j 

. * 

wp Pn

 K i t i 

tex! a n d 

P ublica tio n o f 

These serm ons a re 

‘ “ ™eb d l - P ™ * - " * o f

Sakes by Dr. Kiths out the year< ^ Heh 

T he first th r e e b ulletins w e r e 
issued bienially la s t y e a r f o r th e 
f ir s t time, including those of: f e l­
lowships, scholarships, 
tutorships, 
prizes, and loan f u n d s ; School of 
Business A d m in istra tio n ; College 
his tu r n is com ing a n d selects his of P h a r m a c y ; and College of E n ­
ow n su b je c t and 
p r e - 1 gineering. This y e a r the bulletins 
pares his own serm on, which he fo r th e College 
delivers b e fo r e 
i tu d e n t body. 

an d
and Sciences and School of Educa-
th e
! tion, G ra d u a te School, and 
A fte r the serm on, a period of G eneral I n f o rm a tio n Bulletin will 
in [be issued fo r the y e a rs 1933-1984, 

the cyclopedia, 
consisting of a b o u t ten volum es of 
guide m a teria l It' folk-lore, is be­
ing fin a n ce d by the F inn ish A ca­
dem y of Sciences, F in la n d , 
the 
A m erican Council of L e a rn e d So­
I n d ia n a U nive rsity 
cieties, an d 
Dr. Thom pson was pre d e c e sso r of
“ Considerable expense is saved 
Dr. Doh Ie as s e c r e ta r y of the Fob:- his la n gu age, and g e n e ra l ap pear- J by p rin tin g the catalogue bienially
lore Society of r e x a s a n d ha? been j ance a re ta k e n 
P e r r y
“ and since th e y contain es-
ed ito r of 
 
the society a publiea- j cr-. 
lions.
in fo rm a tio n
the U n iv ersity M e t h o - ' every year, a good deal of need-
, less ty p e se ttin g an d r e p r in tin g is 
I e lim in ated .”
I 

a b o u t th ir ty m in u te s is sp en t 
discussing it. His diction, 
m ethod of deliverance, his 

i music by 
dist choir. Mr. Spellm ann said.

into co nsideration . J in stead of y e a r ly ,” Mrs. 

P a sto r G ives P lan s

M a ria ” by M a u rin e Owen, and I sp a tia lly 

h i s ! 1934-1935. 
text, I 

F o r S u n d ay Services A u stin A rtists H old

the f a c u lty 

of A r ts 

sam e 

th e 

tx 

. j 

“ Why Je su s C a m e ” is the s u b ­
ject of th e S u n d a y m o rn in g s e r ­
vices of the U niversity Methodist
U m r i h , ihe Rev. L IT. S p cllrn .m .. w ork of , ix petll,l( e „ n m .cU.d with M ay 15. Mrs. P e r r y said.
pas o i . sal 

An exhibit by the Guild of Aus- I E ducation, May I ; a nd 

A rt is ts which will include the j letin of 

t vt a*, ii 

tiurs, a , . 

t ves 

r » 

, 

, 

i 

E x h ib it of P ain tin g s
----------- 

T he general in fo rm a tio n bulle­
tin is due o f f the press April 22; 
j the bulletin of the College of A r t s
. a u d Sciences and the School o f
the bul-
the G ra d u a te School

eholr Wll! *'»K 
W a tc h e d " 
xviii sing

and 
,the girlT 
’C hristm as Lul-

r th ,lc S h * H ,,-elock S a tu rd a y 

,,, t. U n iv e rsity , will open a t IO] 
the store 

"A i present, we a r e w orking on
of
building at 821 Congress A venue, I Medicine in G alveston, but th ere 
and c o n tin u e until C hristm as. The I a r ® no changes of im portance con- 
{display will include oil p a i n t i n g s , !te m p la te d ,” Mrs. P e r r y said,

the o a U ln g u e o f th e School 

in 

herds 
chorus 
lab y.”

A C hristm as

 ---------- --o-------—-....—

; T h a . ^

 I etchings, a n d w a te r colors, S. E. 
p r o f f e r of a u ­

Gideon, 

d< 

d 

, js

tory. D allas M an Loyal

: l>™**n.» O' 
be p re se nte d a t th e S u n d a y m f t ( 
service a t 7:30 o clock 
c hurch a u d ito riu m , Mr. Spellm ann

in 

th o ; s 

, 

T o A lm a M ater

A m ong those whose w ork is to 
{bo h u n g a r e Isabelle Mayes, for rn-

every ex -student were

fre e h a n d d ra w in g

■ ar of 
pain ting . 

th e 
Kuehne as the 

Thomas, th e second sh e p h e rd ; Billy
th ini she p h e rd ; AI n a -
Burke
shepherd
w orth
, 
boy; C larence I carson as Jo se p h ; j 
M a rya re t J a c k s o n . J o s e la Cage, jday f r o n , 10 oVluCk in the m orn in g I en children 
R u th Cage, 
F n m o r M cl.au rin , I until „ 0 .cl#ck » t „ ighti except 
e sth e r, OId , ; g u n d a y i *f>ecember 18, w hen yid-
\V ilia (. .hoy, 
ivo .1 
Regina Bro Is ford. N ona Frances 
to rs will be a d m itte d fro m 8 to 
Rundell, H elen P ittm a n , and J a n e 
9 Cf clock in thi* evening. Adm is­
R one as ang els; Lomis Slau gh ter. 
sion will be fre e , Mr Gideon said.
Allen Roe, and H u ro n Mills as 
the wisemen. Mrs. H erschel W al­
ling is th e director.

children
i mend E v e re tt, associate p ro f es- { th ro u g h , and a t p resent ha- two 
a n d | m ore enrolled, F r e d Thompson be- 
ing a jun io r, a n d Lucy, the last of
the line, a fre sh m a n . Sending sev-
th ro u g h college may 
no t seem like such a n accomplish­
ment, but tr y it some tim e, 
and 
y o u ’ll find t h a t — well to r e tu r n to 
the first s ta te m e n t, if all ex-stu- 
de n ts showed th e ir loyalty in 
a 
like m a n n e r, the U niversity could 
give away its oil fields.
 

E le a n o ra McGehee will visit in 

will be open every 

V — ------

 

 

San A ntonio over th e week-end.

The p ro g ra m will include a solo 
“ Sleep My Little J e s u s ” by Mrs. 
E s th e r P aul, a violin solo “ Ave

Ma son VV eh to r will spend the 

w eek -en d in San Antonio.

H amilton Allan will visit 

his 
p a re n ts in S an A ntonio over the 
week-end.

It Ss Im portant 
To Remember:

T H A T — only tw o d ay s w ill elap se b e­
tw een th e close of school a n d C h rist­
m as D ay :

T H A T —w e will n o t have tim e to shop 

a fte r w e g et hom e;

T H A T — m erch an ts of A ustin h av e p ro ­
vided a larg e stock of q u ality m er­
chandise, attra c tiv e ly priced an d ideal 
fo r C h ristm as g ifts;

T H A T — th e concerns using space in T h e 
D aily T ex a n , th e stu d e n t n ew sp ap er, 
solicit an d ap p reciate stu d en t bush­
iness an d deserve o u r first co n sid era­
tion.

 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16. 1932

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

PA GE FIVE

T H E A T E R S

Dormitories and Churches 

H A R O L D T E EN - C O M P L I C A T I O N S

“ T H E D E V I L 

IS D R I V I N G ’’ 
( C ) — E d m u n d L ow e, W y n n e 
G ib so n , la st tim e s to d a y . “ If 
I H a d a Million,” G a r y 
C o o p e r , J a c k O akie, W y n n e 
S k ip w o rth , 
G ib so n , A lison 
R i c h a r d B e n n e t t , G e n e R a y ­
m o n d , C h a rle s 
L a u g h t o n , 
G e o r g e R a f t , L u c ie n L i t t l e ­
fie ld , F r a n c e s Dee, M a r y B o ­
la n d , C h a r l e s B uggies, W* C. 
F ie ld s , S a t u r d a y 
t h r o u g h 
T u e s d a y . “ R o c k a b y e ,” C o n ­
s t a n c e B e n n e tt, J o e l McCVea, 
preview' 
m i d n i g h t m a tin e e 
1 1 :3 0 
S a t u r d a y , n ig h t, 
o ’clock. A t th e P a r a m o u n t .

“ T H E C R O O K E D C I R C L E ” 
( C ) — J a m e s Git-asor. B e n 
L y o n , Z aS u P itts, I r e n e P u r ­
la s t tim e s to d a y . “ T h e 
cell, 
C o n q u e r e r s , ” R ic h a rd Dix, 
S a t u r d a y 
A n n 
t h r o u g h T u e sd a y . A t 
th e 
H a n c o c k .

H a r d in g , 

“ E V E N I N G S F O R S A L E ” ( ? ) 
H e r b e r t 
t h r o u g h 

— S a r i M a ritz a , 
M a rs h a ll, 
to d a y 
S u n d a y . A t th e Q u ee n .

“ S T A T E ’S A T T O R N E Y ” 

( B ) 
— J o h n B a r r y m o r e , H elen 
T w e lv e tr e e s , 
t o ­
d a y . 
of Sunny* 
b r o o k F a r m , ” M a ria n N ix o n , 
R a lp h 
S a t u r d a y 
only. At th e T e x a s,

“ R e b e c c a 

B ellam y, 

ti m e s 

last 

E s t i m a t e s : A , g r e a t ; B, g o o d : C, f a i r .

Reviewed Today

J o h n 

3 a r r y m o r e .

J O H N B A R R Y M O R E 

gives 

a 

is 

t h a t 

t o his 

c h a r m a s 

p e r f o r m a n c e 

la c k of e f f o r t t h a t 

J 
a lm o s t 
e q u a ls t h a t of his b r o t h e r L io n e l 
in “ S t a t e ’s A t t o r n e y . ” H is n o n ­
c h a l a n t m a n n e r anti c le v e r s a r ­
casm a d d 
h e 
g lides t h r o u g h th e p ic tu r e w ith 
t h a t 
th e 
m a r k o f e v e r y t r u e a r t i s t . H e le n 
T w e l v e t r e e s m a in ta in s ^ h e r usu a l 
t r a g i c e x p re s s io n 
th e 
p ic tu r e . H e r p e r f o r m a n c e is n e i­
t h e r go od n o r b a d — j u s t 
i n d i f ­
is g o o d as 
f e r e n t . W illiam B o y d 
t h e r a c k e t e e r t h a t C a r d i g a n ( B a r ­
r y m o r e ) a t 
a n d 
l a t e r , as s t a t e 's a t t o r n e y , p r o s e ­
c u te s . T h e s to r y is n o t a n e w one, 
is 
is c le v e rly h a n d le d a n d 
b u t 
w ell w o r t h seeing. At th e T e x a s , 
l a s t tim e s to d a y .
E s t i m a t e ! B.

t h r o u g h o u t 

d e f e n d s 

f irs t 

— M.S.

Opening Today
E v e n i n g s f o r s a l e , ” w ith

H e r b e r t M arsh all, S a ri M a r i t ­
za, C h a r l e s B ugg ies, M a ry B o la n d , 
a n d L u c i e n L ittle fie ld , o p e n s 
t o ­
d a y t o c o n t i n u e t h r o u g h S u n d a y , 
at t h e Q u ee n . W ith a c o m e d y te a m 
of h e a d l i n e r s such as lis te d a b o v e , 
th is sh o w c a n n o t h elp b u t b e a 
d e l i g h t f u l f a r c e , T h e p i q u a n t S a ri 
s h o u ld m a k e th e show live u p to 
its title .

Choctaws Enroll 

In Greek Course

J a m e s 
tw o c h o c t a w 

a n d O sc a r 
G r a d y 
I n d i a n 
G a r d n e r , 
f r o m O k la h o m a , a r e e n ­
b o y s 
r o lle d 
f r e s h m a n G re e k 
c h i -s. B oth boys a r e f r e s h m e n 
t h i s y e a r 
a t A u stin P r e s b y ­
t e r i a n T h eo lo g ica l S e m in a r y .

in 

a 

J a m e s , w hose hom e is in P o ­
t e a u , w a s g r a d u a t e d 
last y e a r 
I n ­
f r o m H a sk e ll I n s t i t u t e , a n 
d ia n school, in L a w r e n c e , K a u . 
G a r d n e r is fro m B o n in g to n a n d 
w a s g r a d u a t e d 
la s t y e a r f r o m 
B a c o n e N o r t h B a p tis t School in 
M u s k o g e e , Okla.

B o th 
be 

s t u d e n ts a r e 
s t u d y i n g 
to 
P r e s b y t e r i a n m i n i s t e r s 
a n d a r e ta k i n g th e fu ll s e m in a r y 
th e e x c e p tio n of 
c o u r s e w ith 
H e b r e w .

Rain, Mud, Slush 
Reign as Kings 
O f Forecast

a s 

f a i r 

t o a r o u s e 

in A u stin . Mud 

is a nticipate d* a n d 

D o n ’t b o d e s p o n d e n t, t h e w o rs t 
is y e t to c o m e. No c h a n g e o f t e m ­
p e r a t u r e 
the 
s a m e d r iz z le will reign o v e r th o 
f o r s e v e r a l 
k in g d o m of w e a t h e r 
flays to co m e, a c c o r d in g to r e p o r t s 
th e U n ite d S t a t e W e a t h e r 
f r o m 
B u r e a u 
t h r e e 
in c h e s d e e p will a t 
la s t c h a n g e 
— b u t only to m u d o f six o r s e v e n 
in c h es.
ice of th e p a s t f e w d a y s 
T h e 
c h iv a lr y , a n d 
s e e m e d 
in a b u n ­
“ h e l p f u l H e n r y s ” w e re 
fo u n d 
d a n c e 
in dis­
t h e m s e l v e s u n g r a c e f u l l y 
a 
t r e s s . M u d, how ever, 
c o m m o n p la c e 
t h e 
th in g 
d o w n f a l l o f a f a i r la d y t h a t ire- 
only 
r a i s i n g 
t h i n g s t o g r e e t th e f ly in g h e e ls ; 
to 
a n d no o n e p re sse s f o r w a r d 
p r o f f e r k n ig h tl y aid e v e n 
to th e 
f lu p a t i e n t s 
c o u g h i n g , s n if f lin g 
w h o h a v e b e e n d riv e n o u t 
into 
t h e d a m p , cold w o rld by t h e g r im 
s p e c t r e o f o v e r - c u ttin g . 
I n d iv id ­
u a ls, w e a k e n e d f r o m a s o j o u r n in 
b e d , slip a n d slid e dizzily t h r o u g h 
t h e slu s h , u r g e d on by 
v a r io u s 
p e o p le , lu c k ie r th a n th m s e lv e s .

to p r o v e 

g u f f a w s 

d a m se ls 

is s u c h 

t h e 

a r e 

E v e n i n g p r a y e r s h a v e a new' 
c l o s in g 
lin e now , “ — a n d p le a s e 
k e e p m e f ro m fallin g d o w n “ f o r 
f e a r o f lo sin g d ig n ity o r o f r u n ­
n i n g u p h u g e c le a n in g bills w ith 
C h r i s t m a s 
is w id e ­
s p r e a d .

coining on 

Make Christmas Offering

R e s id e n ts o f L itt le f ie ld D o rm i­
t o r y , G r a c e Hall, W o m a n ’s B u ild ­
ing, a n d S c o ttis h R ite D o r m i t o r y 
a r e m a k in g o f f e r i n g s o f C h r is t m a s 
d o n a t io n s to be d i s t r i b u t e d to th e 
p o o r o f A u s tin d u r i n g 
th e holi­
days. T h e d o r m i t o r y r e s id e n ts a r e 
c o o p e r a t i n g w ith A u s tin o r g a n i z a ­
tio n s in h e l p in g th e n e e d y . M e m ­
b e r s o f local c h u r c h e s in th e U n i­
v e r s it y n e ig h b o rh o o d a r e also p a r ­
tic i p a t i n g in t h e d riv e f o r C h r i s t ­
m a s g i f t s foY A u s t i n ’s n ee d y .

T h e g ir ls o f L ittle f ie ld D o rm i­
t o r y h a v e a l r e a d y s e n t $10 a n d a 
big box of fo od a n d c l o th in g to 
th e fam ilies o f th** m e n t h a t w e r e 
i n ju r e d an d killed in t h e U n i v e r ­
sity c o n s tr u c tio n w o r k la st 
fall, 
Miss M a r t h a C. L o c k e tt, social d i­
r e c t o r o f th e 
s t a t e d 
W e d n e s d a y .

d o r m ito r y , 

S c o ttis h 

R e s id e n ts o f 

/Rite 
D o r m ito r y held a C h r i s t m a s p a r t y 
to w hich ea ch girl b r o u g h t a to y . 
T h e s e 
to chil­
to y s will b e s e n t 
d r e n of n e e d y fam ilies.

G irls living in W o m a n ’s B u i ld ­
in g will se n d g i f t s to th e I n t e r n a ­
tio n a l I s t i t u t e th r o u g h t h e Y. W. 
C. A. a f t e r th e i r C h r is t m a s p a r t y

T u e s d a y . Mrs, P e a r l C hadw elJ, so­
cial d i r e c t o r , said.

T o y s d e c o r a t i n g th e C h r is t m a s 
t r e e at G r a c e Hall will b e s e n t to 
t h e G ir ls ’ S e ttl e m e n t C lub. T he 
g irls will give t h e t h r e e to All 
S a in ts S u n d a y school a f t e r th e ir 
C h r is t m a s p a r t y M o n d a y n ig h t.

G if ts g iv e n by g irls o f K irb y 
H all a t 
p a r t y 
t h e i r C h r is t m a s 
W e d n e s d a y n ig h t will be s e n t to 
th e M e x ica n s e t t l e m e n t 
in A u s ­
tin.

Tin* l a d ie s ’ o r g a n iz a ti o n of th e 
U n iv e r s it y C h u r c h o f C h r is t 
is 
g a t h e r i n g f o o d a n d c lo th in g to be 
g iven to n e e d y f a m ilie s a t C h r i s t ­
m a s, t h e Rev. T. IL E t h e r i d g e a n ­
n o u n c e d . T h e c o n t ri b u tio n ^ 
a r e 
b e in g s t o r e d in 
th e b a s e m e n t of 
th e c h u r c h . M e m b e rs o f th e c o m ­
m i t t e e in c h a r g e a r e Mrs. C. D. 
S te c k a n d Mrs, R. A. John*.
St. 
of 
T h e v a r i o u s so c ie tie s 
M a r t i n ’s L u t h e r a n C h u r c h 
a r e 
b r in g in g in g if ts to th e pool d u r ­
ing th e € b rist in a.- ho lid a y s, 
th e 
Rev. F. G. R o e se n e r, said T h u r s ­
day. G if ts o f food a n d c l o th in g a r e 
es p e c ia lly d e s ira b le , th e Rev. Roes- 
e n n e r said.

P R O FE SSO R S PICK F A V O R IT E 
W O R D S IN B E A U T Y Q U A R R E L

W h a t a r e t h e t e n m o st b e a u t i ­
l a n g ­

th e E n g lish 

in 

ful w o rd s 
u a g e ?

W i lf r e d J . F u n k , poet a n d p u b ­
in an I n t e r n a t i o n a l N ew s 
lis ted 

lisher, 
" d a w n ,
S e rv ic e f e a t u r e , 
hush, 
t r a n ­
lulaby-, m u r m u r i n g , 
quil. lu m in o u s , g o ld e n , m ist, m e l­
ody, an d c h im e s ,” as t h e w o rd s 
e v o k in g th e m ost b e a u t y f o r him .
No s o o n e r h ad F u n k a n n o u n c e d 
it w a s 

th is 
“ D aw n 
like a d e a d c a t , ” sail! 
I a n n i e H u rs t. W hile R in g L a r d ­
i e r c o n t r i b u t e d 
w o rd s a s g a n g r e n e , sc ra m , 
an d gu zzle, a c c o r d in g to th e 
t e r n a t i o n a l N ew s b e n d e e s to r y

a t t a c k e d .

flit, 
ln - 

e s o te r ic

t h a n 

su c h 

list 

is 

to find 

In a n a t t e m p t 

th e te n 
m o s t b e a u t i f u l w o rd s, s e v e r a l p r o ­
fe s s o r s of E n g lish in th e U n iv e r ­
s ity w e r e s slicked. T h e c o n t r i b ­
u te d a s f o l l o w s :

in 

Dr. L. L. C lick : “ ‘W e a l t h y w id ­
o w ’ is iiie m ost b e a u t i f u l w ord in 
th e E n g lis h 

la n g u a g e ."
D r. J . B. W h a r e y s “ I se e no 
th e w o rd 
p a r t i c u l a r b e a u ty 
‘m is t.’ as listed by Mr. F u n k ( t h e 
w e a t h e r m a y h a v e had s o m e th in g 
s t a t e ­
to do w ith Dr. W h a r e y ’s 
is b e a u t i f u l 
m e n t ) . 
in­
its e lf 
th e s o u n d of- th e w o rd 
‘E v e n i n g ’ 
filled vvr.h suggt 
lion. 
m ay h a v e b e e n in c lu d e d in 
th e 
lis t; it is as b e a u tif u l a- so m e o f 
tho o th e rs . H o w e v e r, the r e se em s 
b e t w e e n 
to bi* a c o n f u s io n h e r e 
J t h e w o rd its e lf an d its su g g e s tio n . 
O f i n u r s e t h e r e is no w a y to s e t ­
tle such q u e s t i o n s . ”

‘M u r m u r i n g ’ 

Dr. A n n ie S. I r v i n e : "I ca n rev 
a c t ­
I no p oint in d iss o c ia tin g th e 
ual s o u n d o f th e s p o k e n w o rd fro m 
l i t s c o n n o t a ti o n . E x c e p t 
th o s e 
j w ho h a v e a m usical e a r . t h e c h ie f 
p o w e r o f a w o rd lies in its a b ility 

to 

I to s u g g e s t . ”

R A IL R O A D S A N D B U SES

OFFER S P E C IA L R A T E S

R a ilro ad a n d b u s line o f fic ia ls 
h a v e a n n o u n c e d holid a y r a t e s a n d 
s c h e d u le s f o r s t u d e n t s g o in g hom e 
f o r th e holiday -.

T h e ra ilro a d wall o f f e r r o u n d - 
tr ip t ic k e t s to a n y p o in ts in T e x a s 
o r L o u isia n a fo r LO p e r c e n t of 
t h e r e g u l a r f a r e . F a r e s on r o u n d ­
u p s to o t h e r s t a t e s w ill r a n g e 
f ro m 75 p e r c o n t o f o n e -w a y f a r e 
to o n e a n d o n e - th i r d o f th e r e g u ­
la r o n e - w a y f a r e . T ic k e ts on th e 
special r a t e s will be sold b e g i n n i n g 
D e c m n be! 20, u n til D e c e m b e r 25. 
T h e 
is good u n til J a n u ­
a r y 6.

tic k e t 

T h e G re y h o u n d B us L in e ha- a 
h o lid a y r a t e o f o n e - w a y f a r e p lu s 
25 c e n t s f o r r o u n d - t r i p tic k e t s to 
a n y o f t h e i r sta tio n s .

T h e M is s o u ri-P a c ific R a ilro a d 
lin e s have t h e fo llo w in g s c h e d u le : 
n o r t h b o u n d t r a i n s le av e A u s tin a t 
10:1 0 o ’clock in t h e m o r n in g , 3 :3 0 
o ’clock in Cue a f t e r n o o n , an d 

l l

o ’clock a t n ig h t; s o u th b o u n d t r a i n s ! 
in ; 
le ave A u s tin at 5 :5 5 o ’clock 
the m o r n in g , 
o ’clock a n d 
5 :2 0 o ’c lo c k in th e a f t e r n o o n .

I -55 

t h e 

T h e M is s o u ri-K a n s a s - T e x a s line ! 
have 
sc h e d u le : 
fo llo w in g 
n o r t h b o u n d t r a i n s leave A u s tin a t 
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t h e m o r n i n g , a n d 3 :3 5 o ’clock in 
t h e a f t e r n o o n ; s o u th b o u n d t r a i n 
le av e A u s tin at 5 :1 0 o'clo ck 
in 
tile m o r n in g , a n d J : 1 5 o ’clock an*: . 
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o’clock a n d 3 :1 8 o ’clock 
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o ’clock in th e e v e n in g ; s o u th b o u n d 
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; u se s as C h r is t m a s g r e e t ings r e - 
; p r o d u c ti o n s f r o m h e r lib r a ry . T h is 
y e a r she p u b lis h e d a p o r tf o l io of 
p o e m s b y 
o rig in a l 
J o h n T e n n ie l, i l l u s t r a t o r of “ Alk** 
in W o n d e r l a n d , ” 
in c o m m e m o r a ­
tion of th e C a rr o l C e n t e n n i a l , Miss 
F a n ie R a t c h f o r d , li b r a r i a n in th e 
W rt-nn L ib r a r y , said. 
O u t e r p o r tf o l io 

c o n t a i n s n in e 
j le ave s. F i r s t ape g r e e t i n g s , se co n d ,
I t he 
is w r i t- 
; ten “ ‘B o r tts rin c s ’ bv J o h n T e n -

title p a g e on w hich 

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t h e f o r e w o r d , a n 
t h e d r a w in g s by 
e x p l a n a t i o n o f 
D r. G r i f f i t h . It also c o n t a in s five 
la r g e p l a t e e n g r a v e d 
r e p r o d u c ­
o r ig in a l u n p u b lis h e d 
tio n s 
I d r a w i n g s in th e lib r a r y , It is th e 
b e s t p ie c e o f g r a p h ic w o r k in th e 
S t a t e . I t w as d e s ig n e d b y C h a r l e s 
C, R a in e s , a s t u d e n t in t h e U n i ­
v e r s ity .

o f 

L a s t y e a r Mrs. S t a r k used as 
r e p r o d u c ­
g r e e t i n g s 
J C h r i s t m a s 
t i o n s in fasim ile o f an u n p u b l i s h ­
e d a u t o g r a p h 
o f Ralph 
VI a d o E m e r s o n w h ich she h a s in 
h e r lib r a r y .

p o em 

PRO FESSOR CLICK’S H O B B Y 
S T U D E N T S

IS I N T E R E S T 

Dr. L. L. Click, a s s is ta n t d e a n 
o f t h e C olleg e o f A r t s a n d Sci­
e n c e s a n d p r o f e s s o r of E n g lis h in 
th e U n iv e r s it y , h a s no h ob by u n ­
less a g e n u i n e i n t e r e s t in h u m a n 
b e in g s m a y b e C o n sidered one. i n 
li n i n g his d e a n s h ip , Dr. Click h a s 
| a n o p p o r t u n i t y to s tu d y 
h u m a n 
j n a t u r e a n d to b e c a m e a c q u a i n t e d 
w ith all ty p e s o f in d iv id u als . D aily 
J s t u d e n t s b r i n g t h e i r sto r ie s , p o e m s 
a n d e s s a y s t o h im f o r 
criticism 
a n d e n c o u r a g e m e n t . H e re c e iv e s 
all s o r t s o f c o n f id e n c e s a n d sa y s 
in th is c o n n e c tio n , “ S o m e o f my 
s t u d e n t s h a v e e v e n told m e a b o u t

L A S T D AY 
J O H N B A R R Y M O R E
H E L E N T W E L V E T R E E S
In

‘States A ttorney”

TOMORROW-

“Rebecca of 
Sunny brook F a rm ”

’ t h e i r m a tr im o n ia l d i f f i c u l t i e s . ” 

i te P a stin g , b u t 

D r. Click f i n d s all s t u d e n t s in- 
th o se n o t a t all 
in t e lle c t u a lly c u r io u s a r e his b ig ­
g est p ro b lem . “ I t is v e r y f a s c i n a t ­
ing to s t u d y th e c u r v e s of t h e i r 

I t h i n k i n g . ” he c o m m e n ts . 

* 

R e ca llin g his e x p e r ie n c e s w ith a

SATURDAY
1 1 : 3 0

C O N S T A N C E
BENNETT

— IN —
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w it h

Joel McCrea 
Paul Lukas

Salary W arrants 

Issued to Faculty 
On Next Thursday

P a y che ck s t o th e 

f a c u l t y 
will be g ive n out on D e c e m b e r 
22, C. ll. S p a r e n b e r g , a u d i t o r , 
a n n o u n c e d T h u r s d a y . T hrs 
is 
th e J a n u a r y I c h e c k w h ich will 
be issued so th e f a c u l t y m a y 
have th e m o n e y to sp e n d d u r ­
in g t h e holiday s.

C h e ck s will be issued in th e 
fo rm o f w a r r a n t s w hich m a y 
be t a k e n to th e b a n k f o r loans 
a t th e r e g u l a r r a t e of 8 
p e r 
c e n t. F o r th** la s t tw o m o n th s 
th** w a r r a n t s h a v e b e e n r e c a l l ­
e d a b o u t 4b d a y s a f t e r 
t h e y 
issued. T h is m e a n s 
h a v e b e e n 
fee 
th a t a b o u t 
I*4 p e r c e n t 
m u st be f o r f e i t e d 
in o r d e r to 
get th e w a r r a n t c a sh e d a t th e 
tim e it is issued.

in 

tin* 

th o s e t r a i n e d 

g r e a t n u m b e r of 
individual**, D r.
Click a d d s, “ a c c o r d in g to c u l t u r e , 
s t u d e n t s may be divided in to tw o 
th e **ld 
g r o u p s , 
classical w ay a n d 
th ose who a r e 
p r o d u c ts o f t h e m a c h in e a g e . T h e 
f o r m e r p ossess in n a te ly o r 
h a v e 
a b s o r b e d a c e r t a i n r e f i n e m e n t a n d 
love of th e a e s t h e t i c ; 'h<- l a t t e r go 
th r o u g h th e e d u c a t io n a l mill an d 
e m e r g e w ith o nly 
n e c e s s a r y 
s t a n d a r d i z e d e q u i p m e n t f o r lif e .” 
Dr. ( lick bas con e in c o n t a c t 
w ith s t u d e n t s f r o m schools o th e r 
th a n t h e U n iv e r s ity . H e w as b o r n 
in V irg in ia , s p e n t his child hood in 
T e n n e s s e e , a n d w as c d uaei od a t 
t h e U n i v e r s i t y of M ic higa n. B e ­
f o r e co m in g h e r e , he t a u g h t at A. 
& M* College. Each s u m m e r 
f o r 
th e p a s t fe w y e a r s , he h a s b e e n 
i n s t r u c t o r a t O u r L a d y 
th e 
L a k e C ollege, S an A n to n io . At 
p r e s e n t 
in 
te a c h e s 
s t o r y * w r i t i n g , N i n e t e e n t h 
s h o r t 
C e n t u r y essays, a n d m o d e r n 
li t ­
e r a t u r e .

c o u r s e s 

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R O B E R T 3 IM P R O V I N G

C h e s te r R o b e rts , p r e - m e d s t u ­
d e n t f r o m B u r k b u r n e t t w h o u n ­
d e r w e n t an o p e r a tio n on his k n e e 
S u n d a y , 
is r e p o r t e d to be d o in g 
n ic ely b y S e to n I n f i r m a r y o f f i c ­
ials. 
in ju r e d h is k n e e 
w hen h e fell f r o m a m o to r c y c le 
w hile m a k in g a d e l iv e r y f o r a lo­
cal d r u g s t o r e .

R o b e r t s 

J O I N T V E S P E R S E R V I C E
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j u s t o n e 
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in A u s tin . F e w 
s itie s 
it, b u t 
s t u d e n t s w ould believe 
t h e m : 
c o u n t 
th e y a r e , 
t h e r e 
A u stin P r e s b y t e r i a n T h e o lo g i­
cal S e m in a r y , L u t h e r a n C o n c o r ­
dia C ollege, N ix o n -C la y C o m ­
m e r c ia l C ollege, St. E d w a r d ’s 
U n iv e r s it y , St. E d w a r d ’s C ol­
lege. St. J o h n ’s 
I n s t i t u t e , S t. 
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to n C ollege, T e x a s 
School o f 
Kine A rts, T e x a s W e sle y a n C o l­
le g e , T ill o is on C ollege, T e x a s 
School f o r B lind, T e x a s S chool 
f o r D e a f, a n d th e S t a t e School 
f o r D e f e c tiv e s ,

in 

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th e g ir ls ’ s tu d y hall. 
T h e p r o g r a m to b<* g iv e n will be 
all m u sica l. T h is se rv ic e will ta k e 
the u s u a l m e e tin g s 
t h e place o f 
held e a h T u e s d a y for 
th e f r e s h ­
m e n .

A E R O N A U T I C G R O U P M E E T S

U n iv e r s it y A e r o n a u t i c a l S o cie ty 
will m e e t to d a y in G a r r i s o n Hall 
101 a t 7 :1 5 o ’clock f o r a business 
session, M e l b o u r n e C o l th a r p , p r e s i­
d e n t , said T h u r s d a y .

to no p e t t y 

clu ded in th e d e f in i tio n o f a n a m ­
a t e u r , a n d m uc h m o r e . It s ta n d s 
f o r a high se n se o f h o n o r, h o n ­
esty , f a i r p la y a n d c o u r te s y . 
I t 
sto o p s 
te c h n ic a litie s 
a n d r e f u s e s to twist, o r avoid th e 
r u le s o f p la y o r to ta k e an u n f a i r 
a d v a n t a g e o f o p p o n e n t s ."
T h e c o n f e r e n c e v o te d 

t o c o n ­
t in u e its p r e s e n t sy s te m o f a llo w ­
ing b r o a d c a s t i n g o f g a m e s , p r o ­
v idin g that 
th e b r o a d c a s t i n g co m ­
p a n i e s c a r e to w o rk on th* sam* 
basis as d e c id e d up o n Ans 
fall, 
n a m e ly , t h e y will a s s is t in a d v e r ­
tis in g th e g a m e s in a d v a n c e , b u t 
will give no a d v a n c e p u b lic ity to 
th e f a c t t h a t 
th e y w ill broaden.-1 
th e g a m e . D r , P e n ic k e x p la in e d 
t h a t lid s plan 
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an a v o c a t i o n . ”

A r t ic l e 20, se ctio n 2.— “ Pi m a ­
ples o f A m a t e u r S p o r t ” — “ In th e 
o p inion o f t h e S o u th w e s t A th le tic 
C o n f e r e n c e th e spirit o f a m a t e u r ­
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m a n t e a m , 
not on v a r s it y , 
r v a n sf e r s w h o e n t e r th e U n iv e r ­
s o p h o m o r e o r J u n io r 
s it y w ith 
s ta n d in g , save th e y be a c c r e d i te d 
I g r a d u a t e s o f a re c o g n iz e d j u n i o r 
college, c a n n o t piny on a n y tmsm, 
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j o n 
m ay loaf th r o u g h school a n d not 
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T H E D A I L Y T E X A N

Group Will Have

Party Saturday

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to 

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co m p le te d 
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u n til J a n u a r y I , A. G. G a r d n e r , 
c o n s tr u c tio n , 
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s a id y e s t e r d a y a f t e r n o o n . D ela y
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th e new’ b u ild in g s . In th e G e o l o g y , j a g a in f o r th e p u r p o s e o f co n sid - M aine.
A r c h i t e c t u r e , H o m e 
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C e lo te x 
s u b s t a n c e w hich p r e v e n t s e c h o e s , c o n d i tio n s m ay 
a n d silences r e v e l a t i o n s . 
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is a n a c o u s ti c a l c e ilin g w h k .h p r e s e n t a n d n e a r 

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I physics B u ild - 
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T h e w e a t h e r , also, w h ic h 
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b ee n to o w et f o r w o r k t o be d o n e o r a t o r s h a s b e e n c o m p le t e d in t h e 
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r a d i c a l r e - J g r a d u a t i o n , r e t u r n e d to Th** Uni- 
in E u r o p e a n a r m a m e n t s v e r s i t j o f T e x a s a s a n i n s t r u c t o r
in t h e d e p a r t m e n t o l E n g lish . S e v ­
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R h o d e s S c h o la rs h ip t h a t y e a r , a n d ] e l u d in g J a m a i c a a n d th e B e r m u d - 
In O c to b e r , 19 0 4 , 72 R hodes 
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In 
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