Today’s Editorial

Before Texas Youth

VOLUME 40

Z-720

T he D aily T ex a n

F I R S T C O L L E G E D A I L Y 

I N T H E S O U T H

The W eather
Partly Cloudy Tuesday

AUSTIN. TEXAS, TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1939

S i x P a g e s T od a y

No. 158

Six Student Offices in Balance As Polls Open at 8 o Clock
Longhorns Detest Phillies,

7 ,0 00 Votes 
A nd the Future

On Election Eve
Students Duck 7 Candidates, 
Chase Dibrell, Visit O Daniel

B y P A T HOLT

In on e o f the w ild e s t n ig h t s the I nive 

lo n g tim e, se v e n c a n d id a t e s w ere (hi 
F ou n tain , one w a s b e s ie g e d 
in the 
W. Lee O’D an iel w a s w a ite d upon 
Dorm A sso c ia tio n last n ig h t in a cl ii

Assault Charged 
lennis Player

H a l Bridges, Texan 
Sports Writer, Files

s e c r e t a r y .

sity ca m p u s has se e n in a
n the L itt le fie ld M em orial 
I U l l
l ’h.y irs Building, and G overn or 
: by a d e le g a t io n fr om the Tri- 
imax to the 1 9 3 9 sp rin g political

c a mpa i gn.

Hie seven c a n d id a te s ducked in 

the f o u n t a i n w e r e Dub S in g le to n , | 

Sydney R eag an , and Dick N ew - 

comer, c a n d id a te s 

for p r e sid e n t;! 

J o h n R o b e r t s for chairm an o f the { 

Judiciary C o u n c il, Max S k elto n 

an d E v e r e t t S h irley 

for T ex an 

essential.

cd itoi , and Glen n A p p lin g 

for 

AN EDITORIAL

OVER NINE TH OUS AND stud ent s today have the dut yj 

of selecting from twenty-five candi dat es twelve stu ­
dents who will be the leaders in campus activities for the 
coming year.
I Over nine tho usand stud ent s should take this d ut y with 
1 a serious th ou gh t, in that th e officers for the next ye ar will 
have an imp or tant, as well as an unusual, role to play in 
the University's development of the future. On th e tw o r e ­
cent visits to the c a m p u s hy Dr. Homer Price Rainey, p r e s ­
ident-elect of the University, th e new P res ide nt has m a d e 
' pleas t h a t th e University have in the future even a closer 
h ar m o n y bet ween the faculty an d students t h a n has exist! d 

in the past.

W hen I>r. Rainey take s office in June, the new studen t 
officials will also have assumed the ir duties. A new er a in 
the University’s development will begin with Dr. Rainey’s 
ta k i n g office] and st u d e n t int ere st in his p r ogr am will be 

Ballot Boxes 
Close at 1:15 
For Counting

Vote on Athletes,
New Constitution 
For Association

B y P A T H O L T

U n iv ersity stu d ent* will g o t o 
the polls tod a y to fill elev e n c a m ­
p o . o ff ic e s from a field o f tw e n t y - 
: tw o can d id ates, five o f whom h a v e 
J o b s cinched fo r n e x t y ea r by vir­
tu e o f the fa c t th at th e y are u n- 
I opposed.

S tu d e n t s w ill also v o te on th e 
! proposed n ew con stitu tion fo r th e 
S tu d e n t s ’ A sso c ia tio n and will s e ­
le ct on e o f th e three a th letes n o m ­
in ated by th e T A ssociation to r e ­
c e iv e 
th e a n n u a l A th letic C o un ­
cil aw^rd. A copy of the o f f ic ia l 
ballot f o l l o w s :

H e ad s Exes

Score First Victory 
O ver Big League Team

B y D O N P A T T E S O N
T e x fin S p o r t I staff 

.

Illn ess p r e v e n te d U n c le Billy Dis ch y e s t e r d a y 

from rea lizin g a 
l i f e - l o n g a m b itio n — to se e the L o n g h o rn s b ea t a m ajo r le a g u e b a se ­
ball team . M elvin D e u tsc h allow ed the P h ilad elp h ia P hillies o n ly sev en 
hits and on e run at Clark Field y e s t e r d a y a f t e r n o o n w hile his t e a m ­

m a t e s w e r e d riv in g in f o u r run s w ith t e n h it s . _________________________

Prize Contests 
Open to Orators

U. T. Try-Outs 
Today, W e d n e s d a y

A 

$ 1 5 0 

cash prize will be 

aw a rd ed fo r th e b e s t oration at 

the B a ttle o f F lo w e r s Oratorical 
C o n test in S a n A n to n io , April 21 ,

; and a $ 4 0 cash prize will be j 

a%varded fo r th e b e s t oration at 
the M issouri V a lle y Oratorical 
C o n test, to be held in c o n n e c tio n 
with the Missouri V a lle y D eb a te 
T o u r n a m e n t a t the U n iv e r sity o f 
C olorado at Bould er.

All men and w o m e n s t u d e n ts in 
the U n iv e r s ity are e ligib le fo r th e 
I tr y -o u ts fo r the S a n J a cin to D ay 
cele br ation , to n i g h t a t 7 :30 o ’clock 
in Garrison Hall I. E ig h t w ill be 
in th e fin a ls 
ch o se n to c o m p e te 
n e x t w e e k ,

E llw o o d G riscom , p r o fe s so r o f 
sp ea k in g , w ill advise e n ­
public 
tran ts cm 
.subjects, w h ic h m ust 
con c ern T ex a s, and ap p rove o r a ­
tion s.

A T e x a s r e p r e s e n t a tiv e to th e 
I o ratorica l c o n t e s t a t B o u ld er will 
be cho sen W e d n e s d a y n igh t at 

i 7 :3 0 o ’clock in Garrison Hall I.

T op ic s for th is c o n t e s t m u s t r e ­
la te t o n a tio n a l p ro b lem s or c u r ­
re n t w orld a ff a ir s . T. A. R ou sse, 
a ss o c ia te 
p r o fe s s o r 
sp ea k in g , is in ch arg e o f the U n i ­
v e r s i t y ’s p articipation in this c o n ­
te s t. 
Only u n d e r g r a d u a te men 
are elig ib le.

o f 

p u b l i c ; 

L a st y e a r the c o n t e s t w a s held 
in A u stin and G erdes Is en h o w er , 
w ho w a s gr ad u a ted in 1 9 3 8 , w o n 
seco n d place.

John S tep h e n w on f i r s t p la ce 
in th e B a ttle o f F lo w e r s O r a t o r ­
ical C o n te s t last y ea r.

Embry, Law 
New T Heads

N e v e r 

sin ce U n c le B illy h a s 4, 

b e e n c o a c h in g h ere h ave the S teer
w o n a g a m e f r o m a m ajor le a g u e 
tea m . And y e s t e r d a y U n c le B illy 
w a s laid up with a r e c u r r e n c e of 
th e “ f l u ” w h ich k e p t birn a w a y 
f r o m 
the ball park se v e ra l days 
last week. He will be up in a day 
or two, perhaps in tim e to h a nd le 
it p la y s th e 1 Hi­
the team w hen 
ve ratty o f O klahom a W e d n e sd a y 
Th u rsd ay. I f n ot, Fresh m an
the

and
Coach Ed Price will m a n a g e 
S teer s as he did y e s t e r d a y .

D e u tsc h , w o r k in g 
in m id -su m ­
I hi lies 
m e r w eather, m a d e 
tho 
cut under the ball and f l y ou t to 
th e field ers m o st o f th e tim e. His 
lit­
cu r v e broke w ell and he had 
the hall 
tle 
w h e r e th e c a tc h e r called for it.

in p u tt in g 

tro u b le 

th e c l i f f | 

the 

A sid e 

fr o m D e u tsc h , 
indi­
vidual star f o r the L o n g h o r n s w as 
C laren ce P f e il , 
last y e a r ’s all- 
c o n fe r e n c e c e n te r - fie ld e r . H e cam e 
up in the fir st w ith M oers on base 
and drove o n e up on 
o u t in l e f t c e n t e r fie ld fo r a h o m e 
run, Moers sc o r in g a h ea d o f him. 
in th e se v e n t h , he hit a n ­
A g a in 
o t h e r lon g one to l e t ’ but w a s held 
t o a triple. H e fie ld e d p e r f e c t ly , 
h a n d lin g s e v e n ch an ce s w ith o u t a 
m ista k e and h o ld in g th e Phillies 
on base w ith his ac c u r a te throws.
T h e P h illie s’ o n ly sco re cam e 
in 
fo u rth . S c o t t o p e n e d the 
in n i n g w ith a d ou b le to l e f t c e n ­
t e r field and sto le third w h en Arn- 
fa n n e d . W h it n e y c a m e up 
ovich 
and drove o u t a sin g le to score 
S cott.

the 

The o n ly d ou b le p lay o f 

the 
g a m e cam e r ig h t a f t e r th e Phillies 
scored. W h itn e y w e n t to secon d on 
a sing le by P o w e r s and s ta r te d to 
third when M illies h it w h a t looked 
like a T e x a s L e a g u e r 
to ce n te r 
fie ld . H o w e v e r , P fe il c a m e in fa s t 
th e ball, d ou b lin g 
and 
W h it n e y o f f 
se c o n d b e fo r e he 
could g e t back.

c a u g h t 

th e 

sixth . L aw son 

A f t e r the f i r s t in n in g, P o in d e x ­
t e r held the L o n g h o rn s sco rele ss 
sin g led 
u n til 
a f t e r Hill had fa n n e d and w e n t to 
se c o n d on a gr o u n d hall by E v e r ­
ett. T he P h iliy f i r s t b asem an f u m ­
bled the th ro w and E v e r e t t was 
to 
fir st, L a w s o n g o in g 
s a f e on 
third on 
th e play. He sc ored a 
m o m e n t la te r on a lon g f l y to right 
fie ld by D eu tsch .

T he sco rin g en ded 

in the s e v ­
en th w h en P f e il h it a trip le and 
c a m e h om e on a hard d o ub le to 
r ig h t field by C o n w a y . C o n w a y ’s 
d rive w e n t c lea r 
f e n c e , 
h it tin g it at the top and b ou n d in g 
back into th e p la y in g field . A f e w 
in c h e s m o re and 
it w o u ld have 
b e e n a n o th er h o m e run.

the 

to 

( F o r B o x S c o r e ! , s e e P a g e 3 . )

H e r m o n C. P i p k i n o f A m ­
ari l l o, e x - p r e s i d e n t o f t he I e x a s 
B a r A i s o c i a t i o n , wa* 
e l e c t e d 
t he E x - S t u d e n t * ’ 
p r e s i d e n t o f 
A s s o c i a t i o n 
a n n u a l 
at 
R o u n d - U p l u n c h e o n in t he T e x a s 
U n i o n S a t u r d a y .

t he 

Silver Spur Adds 
S80 to Band Fund

Total in Drive 
Reaches $5,63 I

Hal B rid g es,T e x a n sp o rts w riter,

1 from L uling, w a s b e a t e n a b o u t the 

fa c e and e y e s 

la s t n ig h t 

in hi®

I room at the Y .M .C .A . by 

John 
B raubaeh, L o n g h o rn te n n is p la y e r , 
shortly a ft e r th e s i x - f o o t a th lete 
accused B rid g es o f p rin tin g “ lies'’ 
in an a c c o u n t o f the 
ab o u t him 
i D avidson C o ile g e - T e x a s 
ten n is 
m atch w hich ap p e are d in S u n d a y ’s 
T e x a n .

A f t e r r e it e r a tin g t h a t he w ro te 
from a w h olly im partial v iew p o in t, 
rep o rtin g on ly w h a t he 
saw , 
B ridges w a s ask ed to p rin t a re-
I to do.
tra ction , w hich h e refu? 
you go-
B raubaeh th en sa id : “ Ai

T h e S ilve r Spur, n e w cam pus m g to 

serv ice o r g a n iz a tio n , added $ 8 0 , 
c , 
to th e band hall fu n d y e s t e r d a y . r^ 10‘ 
Clarence Is e n se e , L onghorn B and ® 
m em b er and cha irm a n o f the booth D g h t him I 
night.
co m m ittee, a n n o u n c e d 
T o ta l d o n a tio n s f o r the d a y w e r e 
$ 1 7 2 , and 
in 
the band hall fu n d is now $ 5 ,6 3 1 .

id the
1
he w'ouid 
( B r id g e s ’s
righ t arm w a s str a in e d p la y in g 
te n n is and he h as 
ta k in g 
tr e a t m e n ts 
I Diversity 
a t 
H ealth S e r v ic e ) .

• 
J 
-U • , 
e m sis <

to ta l a m o u n t 

, ° nf . 11 l u 

been 

last 

th e 

the 

% 

^ 

u 

. 

t s w m e r 

T w o m ore d o n a tio n s cam e fr om 
the B aylor Band, m ad e by J u n e 
R ed din g and C lay Dillon.

the* 

U n iv e r s ity s t u d e n ts who w ere 
placed on y e s t e r d a y ’s “ L onghorn 
Band H o n o r Roll" are 
f o l ­
lo w in g : H elen H u f f , Ralph H a u g h ­
to n , R. M. WeideJe, O. P. W h it­
tin g to n , M ax Bickler, Gordon B. 
W illiam s, H. H. P o w er, Ja m es D. 
Harm an, T h o m a s L. W hite, Ted 
D u n n a m , Bob W h eelock , A lb er t 
D. A b o rton , 
Ja m es H artsfield , 
L eslie A rm o u r T aylor. Kay Dome-
ler, Mary L ew is S co tt, and L. 
Sheppard.

B oo th s are m ain tain ed 
corridor o f the Main Builf 
in fr o n t o f th e T e x a s I ni 
to 
stu d e n t* wTio 
ple d ges.

desire 

in th e 
ng and
on fo r 
sign

B r a u h a c h ’s 

A s he too k o f f his g la s s e s and 
tu rn ed around, B rid g es said, Brau- 
bach sw u n g on him w ith o u t w a r n ­
ing, r u tt in g him u n d er t h e eye s 
a nd k n ock in g him a g a in s t the wall 
w'hile B r a u b a e h ’* tw o f r ie m 
I
in the b a ck g ro u n d . J o e Ro: 
v e r s ity s t u d e n t fro m H o u s t o n , 1 
room s n e a r B r id g e s, th e n en'* 
the room and sto p p ed th e fig!
a 
fr om B r id g e s ’s a c c o u n t o f a ti 
m atch b e t w e e n th e U n iv e r s i t y
D a v id so n C o lle g e 
Satur 
, which B rid g es re p o rted th
as t a k i n g a d v a n t a g e o f a
point. “ To 
th is w r it e r , ’ 
w ro te, “ and to o th e r s on 
lines th e ball a p p ea red 
l e a - t t w ic e and po® 
at 
tim e s b e fo r e B ra u b a e h 1 
back o v e r th e n e t . ”

g r ie v a n c e 

O f f e r s f o r n e x t y ea r fo r th e 
Y .M .C.A . and the Y .W .C .A . w e r e 
e lec ted at th eir B arton Creek p ic ­
nic M onday n ig h t. F r a n c e s E m b ry 
w a s e le c te d p resid en t o f the Y .W .
S e e ‘Y ’ H E A D S , P a g e 2.

R E G I S T R A R T O K E E P H O U R S

T h e R e g ist r a r ’s O f fic e will r e ­
r holi- 
n , as- 
Mon-
S W i 11

m ain open d u r in g the 
d ays, Mr. Max Licht 
sista n t r egistra r, ann' 
day. 
R eg ula r office 
be m a in ta in ed .

T h e u m p ire, Paul L> 
®tory c o n ti n u e d , tu r n ed 
bach and a sk ed , “ Did yo 
b a ll ? ”

“ I t h o u g h t I d id ,” B u 
S e e A S S A U L T , Pa

Faced With Choice, N ation’s Students 
Would Pick Communism O ver Fascism

s

T o d a y ’s C a le n d a r

M O R N I N G
8 - 1 :15— B a llo t b o x e s will be open 

f o r s t u d e n t e le c tio n s.

1 0 - 1 2 — G e o lo g y M u seu m open.
1 2 : 1 5 — R o tary Club L u n ch eo n and 
talk by D ea n E. W illiam D o ty 
a t Drisk ii I H o te l.

A F T E R N O O N

I — E x p e n s e a c c o u n ts 

ca n d i­
d a tes du e in Student-;’ A s s o c i a ­
tio n o f f ic e .

o f 

8 : 3 0 — F o r e ig n p o lic y gro u p of 
V oters, 

o f W o m e n 

L e a g u e 
Y .M .C.A .

4 :1 5 — M usic o f th e Master*.

N I G H T
7 : 3 0 — T ry -o u ts fo r the U n iv e r s ity 

r e p r e s e n t a tiv e s 
in the 
V a lle y O ratorical cont 
risen Hall.

M

G a r -

7 : 3 0 — B u sin e s s m e e t in g 
ty W o m e n ’s Club.

12 o f F acu l-

7 :3 0 — A .I.M .E ., 
B u ild in g 3 0 1 .
7 :4 5——'U n iv e r s i t y 

E n g in e e r i n g 

H o u s e m o th e r s

fo r Men. Texa® U n io n 3 1 6.

8 - 1 1 — O b s e r v a to r y o p en, P h ysics 

1 0 : 1 5 — T he D a ily T ex a n R ep orter. 

B u ild ing .

K N O W .

C o m m u n ism w ou ld be th e ch o ice 
o f a m a j o r ity o f A m e r ic a n c o lle g e 
s t u d e n ts if t h e y had to d ecid e b e ­
tw e e n 
fa s c ism . 
th a t sy s te m and 
This trend has been r ev ea le d by 
the la t e s t n a tio n -w id e poll o f the
bu le n t Opinion .Surveys o f A m el

W ithln the la st tw o d eca d es f a s ­
cism and co m m u n ism have co m e 
into the f r o n t in th e n e w s as a r e ­
su lt o f th e set-u p s in o p era tion in 
R u ssia, G erm an y , and Italy. D u r ­
ing th a t period o f tim e t o d a y ’s c o l­
lege yo uth has b een g r o w in g up.

B e c a u se o f the d ire ctly o pp osite 
p o licies o f the tw o fo r m s o f g o v ­
e r n m e n t, in th e o r y at lea st, s p e c u ­
is b e tte r has 
lation as to w hich 
in halls o f 
d e v e lo p e d , e s p e c ia lly 
le arn in g. F r e q u e n t ly asked 
is th e 
q u estio n , “ If you had to make a 
ch oice, w hich w o u ld y o u p r efer, 
fa s c ism or c om m u n ism .?” W h en 
this h y p o th e tic a l q u estio n w as p ut 
b e fo r e 
s t u ­
d en ts, r e p r e s e n t in g in th e S u r v e y s ’ 
race, 
cr o ss -se c tio n 
e v e r y 
f e ­
and p o litical a ff ili a t i o n , 

th e n a t i o n ’s c o lle g e 

cr eed , 

th e 

w er e as

I ow*

Fa.-e:

56.4" 
*3.6"

W h en 

t h e carr 

a sked 

th e e n f ire 

th a n a ye 

m ore 
A m eric a n 

In s titu te 

ago
r- t

Opinion, e x a c tl y opp 

w e r e sh o w n . T hen 
the v o te r s 
o f 

favor 

bion wi 
lift

in a

>y 

th e 

P ublic 
osite results 

57 p er c e n t 

•ed 

fascism , 

T h e r e fo r e , eith er coll 

eg e st u d e n ts 

d i f f e r fro m th%r elde 
in E u rop e hi 
e v e n t s 

th e ir o p in ion s. Accur 

son s are n o t possible 

tio na l c o lle g ia t e poi 

rs, or r e c e n t 
ive ch a n g ed 
a fe com p ari- 

'-ince no na- 
1 had be en 

•akr-n reg u la rly urn ii 

tho o r g a n ­

iz ation o f 

the Surve 

za 

la s t D e ­

cem ber.

E v e r y w h e r e a t lea*' 
j o r i t y fa v o r ed romm ui 
th ere w e r e v a r ia ‘ ;ons,

ft hare m a ­
rgin, th o u g h 
as seen be-

E ast Cf 

N e w E 

n tra! ____
ngland „...

F ar W e 
Middle 

W e s t 

' 

South

A tla n tic -
Central _

... 50.7%
50.9"-
„ 5 3 .6 %
. 57 .3 %
.. 5 9 .3 %
6 1 .8 %

E a r b e r this y e a r the 

s u r v e y s

fou n d t h a t o n ly c 
ten s t u d e n t s deli 
had been a n y a 
e n c e him w ith 
i t 
his sch o o l. Aion* 
the c u r r e n t pol! 
m a n y s t u d e n t s d 
betw* 
d i f f e r e n c e 
and fa sc ism .

More “ no opin

in 

th e 

n o t in clu d ed 
than usual 
t io n s ) 
f ase is 
on 
q u e s t io n . A 
t ade 
Y .M .C .A . C ollet 
said, “ As l o n g a- 
life a n< 
b e t w e e n 
have 
to m a k e a 
fa scism or comm;

In W’o o s ’ er O 
s t u d e n t w h o ciai 
.h i s political a f f 
c o m m u n ism , 
say 
its ow n g o a l — d. 
munrsm 
is a pat! 
and b e tt e r liv in g

C h o o s in g f a -cl 
v e r s ity o f T e x a s 
d a r e d th a t he “ v. 
for the ®tate than 
i o f m y labor ws* r

Vote Today *

* Vote Today *

J a m e s Dibrell, th e o th er c a n d i­
date for p resid ent, r efu s e d to ap-; 

in the I 

rin gle ad er s 

in his o f f i c e 

p e a r at the d u c k in g and w a s b e ­
sieged by a g ro u p o f disappointed 
T ri-Dormers 
Physi cs Building. A cc o r d in g to Joe 
Martin, one o f th e T ri-D orm ers, 
th e group 
when 
called him to warn him a b o u t the 
do king, he r efu s ed to h a v e any 
part 
it w as “ ch ild­
ish,” and th at “ if I’m elected , there 
w o n ’t be a n y m ore o f this f o o l ­
ishness, beca u se I’m g o in g to do 
aw ay w ith s t u d e n t p olitics.”

it, s a y in g 

in 

in 

to 

st u d e n ts 

lock e d up 

W h en Dibrell did n ot ap p ear at 
the m e e t in g in fr o n t o f L ittlefield 
la st night, a grou p of 
F o u n ta in 
alm ost a hundred 
laid 
the P h y sics Building, 
sio^e 
w l l r e D ibrell w a s 
in 
his o f f ic e . T h e y g o t in th e build­
ing, but n o t into D ib re ll’* o ff ic e , 
so m e 
aud d isb a n d ed 
of 
D ib rell’* c r o n ie s 
the building 
m o d in a police call. Lean- 
had t 
»m the w in d o w o f h is o ff ic e , 
ing fr 
tried to make a s p eech to 
Dibre
>wd, b u t w a s sou n d ly booed. 
I m a n a g e to say , h o w ev er, 
ie “ c o u ld n ’t ev en hope 
to 
to a bunch o f 
n te llig en tly 
Hents.”
■ r he told Martin, “ I would 
the o f f i c e if th e y g a v e it

a f t e r 
in 

He cl

Later 
lot have 
o m e .”

A f t e r the d u c k in g w a s u n d e r ­
l a y , a g rou p o f a b o u t t w e n t y of 
he s t u d e n t s g a th e r e d around the 
s Mansion to try t< 
Govern'
v e n t e r W. Eee O Daniel 
suade ( 
o u t and w a tch th e fun. 
no
to co
rnor a p p eared and made 
I he Go' 
in w hich he said 
ipeech 
a brief 
like ve ry much to -
t he 
ho wool 
• 
b u t t h a t th e press of 
“ duck in 
lusines* k e p t him at hi* 
o f f i c i a l 
like this 
a dded th a t “ I 
ii -k. 
ll
d e leg a tio n v e r y much. I t ’s such a 
re lie f from th e p e o p le J have to 
deal w ith in th e d ay t i m e . ”

T he crow d 

in 

th e G o v e r n o r ’s 
it w a s 

tain 

yard broke up w h en told 
d is tu r b in g a s erv ic e a t th e F i r s t , 
B aptist ( hurch a cross the s t r e e t, 
j 
A girl w a s throw n in th e f o u n ­
la s t n ig h t fo r the fir st tim e 
nee th e d u c k in g party w a s s t a r t­
ed a y e a r or so ag a by th e Tri* 
Dorm A s s o c i a t i o n S ho w as Glenn 
A p p lin g , c a n d id a te 
for se c r e ta r y 
of th e S t u d e n t s ’ A sso c ia tio n , who 
su b m itted c h e e r fu l ly to th e d u c k ­
ing as did all th e oth er c a n d id a te s. 
An n e F in ch , also a c a n d id a t e for 
cere ta ry, esca p ed on ly b e c a u se o f 
'he f a c t th a t she had j u s t l e f t th e 
hospital a f t e r a tw o -w e e k Hines® 
Aith in f lu e n z a . One o f h er soror- 
ity si.-ters o f f e r e d to he d u ck e d in 
g e e D U C K I N G , P ag e 2.

Council Leads 2-1 
For Re-Election

o f the p r e s e n t A u stin 
I w e r e re e le c te d Mon- 
( o u ne
from s ix te e n 
light, 
r< ’.urns 
n i n e t e e n boxo® s h o w e d , w ith 
o f tw o -to -o n e over th e fiv e 
Pion can d id a tes. 
ion Gillis, c o m m iss io n e r, led, 
ret urn®, w ith 
e 
' ■ M. B a r t h o l o m e w 
zed w i t h 4 ,3 9 4 ; Tom Miller, 
; C. F. A lfo r d , 4 ,0 5 2 ; Os- 
W o lf , 3 , 9 5 0 .

i n c o m p l e t e 

v o t e s . 

ig h e s t n u m b e r o f vote® 
by o n e o f the op p osition 
'‘'•ill T. 
re-

ia te s wa* 2 ,0 5 3 for 
the 
on m 

in c o m p le te 

ads
r»po>

T h e

T he nine thousand stu den ts should realize these p r o b ­
lems as the y cast their votes for the twelve o f t ices, for­
getting political affiliations a nd associations in determining 
the s tu de nt s who will he most capa ble of assisting the new
admi nis tra ti on in its p r o g r a m .

In th e spring elections of a y e a r ago, over sixty -five h u n ­
dred votes were cast in th e president'* race. This y ear e n ­
rollme nt has increased by nearl y one th ous and students, 
and a decided increase should be m a de in t o d a y ’s voting

number.

At least seven th ou s an d students toda y should express 
a pr eferenc e for the S tu d e n t s ’ Association s president, vice- 
president, se cret ary, ch ai r m an of th e J u d i c i a r y Council, 
editors and associate editors of the Texan, the ( actus and 
the Ranger, for he ad yell leader, and for the outs ta nd ing

at h le te of the year.

Regardless of political affiliations, all s tu d en ts should

combine forces in seeking a 7.000 vote today.

F o r P r e s i d e n t !

D u b S i n g l e t o n 
S y d n e y R e a g a n 
D i c k N e w c o m e r 
J a m e s D i b r e l l 

F o r V i c e - P r e s i d e n t 
R o g e r S u l l i v a n 
E l d e r d e T u r k 

F o r S e c r e t a r y 

M y r t l e S h o r t 
A n n e F i n c h 
V i r g i n i a V a u g h a n 
G l e n n A p p l i n g 

F o r C h a i r m a n 
C o u n c i l

J o h n R o b e r t s 
J a m e s Mal one;

Texan Backs Ebullient Effie 
In Dubious Write-In Campaign

A . t u t . , shrew d politic t o m - r e t c h e d th eir h e a d -, w rin k led 

their 
brow s, and ch ew e d on th eir f i n g e r n a i l s y e s t e r d a y , try in g to d op e o u . 

the la t e s t d e v e lo p m e n t in cam p us p olitics.

 

 

I,a,I e v e r e n c o u n te r e d h e te r o 
 

T he old hands at the g a m e w ere fa c e d w ith a situ a tio n no n e o f th e m 
a w r ite - in c a m p a ig n . Wen..I it w o r k .
- —---------------- —♦ W o u ld it f a i l -.' What e f f e c t w o u ld
I h e
looked 
in
these and 
ic sp lit the 
her w rite-

Expense Accounts 

Due at I Today

t h e o t h e r race?? 

it h a v e on 
p r o fe s sio n a l po litician s 
v ain f o r the a n sw e r s t< 
o th e r q u e stio n s, as E 
ca m p u s w id e-o p e n wi 
in ca m p a ig n f o r Ran?
In a s t a t e m e n t *< 
y e s t e r d a y , E f f i e said: 
i 
“ I ’m g o n n a win 
at ion e n o u g h m u g s in s ho 

t o ­

said how to w'rite.’

J o e J a m e s , the ot!

All c a n d id a t e s for a1! cam pus 

o f f i c e s m u s t file an item ized e x ­

p e n se a c c o u n t by 

I o clock 

day 

in th e S tu d e n t s ’ A 

O f f ic e , T e x a s U n ion 

t

E lizabeth K n l v t t o n , se creta ry . I n- ^ R a n g er < 
ballot 
less th e s e a c c o u n ts arc filed, th e ^ 

ca n d id ate will a u to m a tic a lly be 
d isq u a lifie d . 

Election Results 
lo Be Broadcast

“ S h e ’ll rn 
hav e so m e e
n a m e on 
J a m e s 
J u d g e s (. 
Kemp to
I the ballot 
ing, and 
' m g h e r <

All a va ilab le r e tu r n s fr o m 

t h e 

stu d e n t e le c tio n will be g iv en over 

he IL 

T h e D a ily T e x a n N e w s B r o a d ­

ca st t o n i g h t fro m 1 0 : 1 5 to 1 0 :3 0 , 

which 

is 

th e n e w 

tim e a llotted 

to T h e D aily T e x a n for its b r o a d ­

casts o v e r K N O W , 

F o r m e r tim* 

for th e n ig h tly b ro a d c a st w a s IO 

o ’clock.

R e t u r n s will also hp b roadcast 
as t h e y a r e a n n o u n c e d t h r o u g h the 
t h r o u g h the 
e v e n i n g o v e r K N O W 
c o u r t e s y o f t h e T e x a n p r o g r a m .

On 

the 

w a 1 

I su its until 

the e lec tio n pr o g ra m , 

I 
I fi r s t one d evo ted to a sin gle sui'
I j , ct since Dr. H o m er P. R ainey 
in ter v ie w ed , all e le c tio n re 
giv en , 
l d ; 3 0 w ill 
lid a tes, c a m p u s 
leader*, 
ion ju d g e s w ill be inter- 
« a ; d M ar ga rette Garri-
ir.

ar
and eh 
v iew ed
son, prograi

1

( 

N O R F L E E T IN P IC T U R E

An 

A l i n e w as pub- 
incorrect < 
p i c t u r e o f the 
lished u n d e r the 
in Su n - 
m o n y 
cor 
f ilm -b u r y in g 
h e r t h a n a pie- 
d a y ’s paper. Ka 
’a ul W a k e f i e l d , 
ture r f Colonel 
led, the picture 
a®, 
t h e T e x a n s t 
■et, special rep- 
w a s o f H a l N o r ! 
m o tio n pic tu re 
r e s e n t a tiv e o f th 
Molly O ’D a n iel 
p ro d u cers, wit! 
The
Sellards. 
and Dr. E . H.
T e x a n re g r e ts th a t the error wa 
m a d e , a n d s i n c e r e l y a p o l o g i ze s .

of th; 

a rn p

E ff i e

. 

.. 

“ 

I
* , 

d o u t o f b e i n g 
•la s a i d , “ b u t 
to it th a t she 
I R a n g e r e d i t o r , e v e n 
the e l e c t i o n 
, 
to p r i n t t h e r e t u r n s 
’t e l e c t e d , o r s t u f f the 
5 o u r s e l v e s . E f f i e ’s the 
i d i d a t e . ”

to b r i ne 

Alpha Phi Om ega 
Pledges Eight

A l p h a P hi O m eg a p led ge d eight 
in T e x a s U n i o n M >n- 
n eo p h y tes 
day. 
The n e w p le d g e s are Bill 
B arton , D a vid C o ffm a n , Milton 
Davis, A n th o n y Dibrell, 
th o m a s 
Drawhorn, Marvin P e t t y , C harles 
T ren ch m a n n , and Russell Vernon.
T he p led g e g ro up m et a t 7 
o ’c l o c k M ond ay n igh t to e le c t o f ­
learn the p u r p o ses 
ficers and to 
and p rin cip les o f 
th e o r g a n iz a ­
tion. The o f f i c e r s e le c t e d w e r e 
v i c e ­
B arton, p r e sid e n t; P e tty , 
p residen t; V e r n o r , 
se c r e t a r y - 
tr e a s u r e r ; and T r e n c h m a n n , r e ­
porter.

I E le ctio n 
d a n d Bob 
vva t e H o v <■*j*
v e n t s t u f f - 
f I o rn writ- 
more th an 
a n w r i t e a t

is g i vi ng E f f i e 
t Da ni el s , 
' d i ­
a p e r , s a i d l a s t

o f 

t he 

J u d i c i a r y 

F o r E d i t o r o f 

t h e T e x a n 

M a x S k e l t o n 
E v e r e t t S h i r l e y 

F o r A s s o c i a t e 
T e x a n

E d i t o r 

o f 

t h # 

La V e r n e B r y s o n 

( E l e c t e d )

F o r E d i t o r o f t h e R a n g e r

J o e J a m e s 

( E l e c t e d )

F o r A s s o c i a t e E d i t o r o f t he Ra n * 
gee

J o e N e i s e r ( E l e c t e d )
F o r E d i t o r o f t he C a c t us 

Al K i n g ( E l e c t e d )

F o r A s s o c i a t e E d i t o r o f t he C a c t u * 

C h a r l e s P e t e t 

( E l e c t e d )

F o r H e a d Ye l l L e a d e r 

J i m m y G r a v e s 
S t u a r t P u r c e l l 
Bi l l y P hi l l i ps

C a n d id a te s 

th e A t h le t ic 
for 
A w a rd are Roy Baines, W a1.ace 
L a w s o n , and Willie l a t e .

r editor. 
the T e x a n

f ran find
who know

r candid ate 
isfi n a m e is

T w e l v e b allot b o x e s o v e r 

t h e 
c a m p u s w ill be open front 8 o clo ck 
this m o r n i n g until 1:15 th is a f t ­
ern o on . T h e b o x es will be lo c a te d 
in f r o n t o f H o g g Memorial A u d i­
to riu m , 
in f r o n t o f the w e s t e n ­
tra n ce to W’a g g e n e r Hall, in th o 
Law B u ild in g , a' G a prison Hall, at 
S u tto n H a ll, b e t w e e n the C h em is­
try and P h y s ic s B uilding, b e tw e e n 
id: 
tho
; the G e o lo g y B u ild in g 
g on n a Main Building** in front; r f the E n - 
i?h m y s n e e r i n g B u ild in g , in fr o n t o f tho 
in tho 
Old Library B u ild in g , and 
B u ild ing . 
th e M ain 
corridor o f 
T w o b o x es w ill also be p la ced in 
f r o n t o f th e T e x a s U n io n ,

and 

e v e n 

P h a r m a c y s t u d e n t s will n o t bo 
a llo w ed to v o te to d a y , 
i f 
th e y f a ile d to v o t e in th e sp e c ia l 
el e c t i o n h e l d fo r th e m y e s t e r d a y , 
Li c h i s L a n k f o r d a n d Bob K e m p , 
e l e c t i o n j u d g e s a n n o u n ced y e s t e r -
* a v 
(

t i n g on the b allo ts will b e ­
gi n a t 2 o ’c l o c k 
t h e M ain
in 
L o u n g e o f t h e T e x a s U n i o n . E a c h 
c a n d i d a t e will be a l l o w e d a r e p r e ­
fl o o r , 
sentativ e o n t h e c o u n t i n g 
t o 
a n d o t h e r s t u d e n t s w h o w a n t 
do so m a y w a t c h t h e c o u n t i n g a n d 
receive p e r i od i c r e t u r n s f r o m t h e 
t h e M a in 
b a l c o n y o v e r l o o k i n g 
L o u n g e . T h e f i r s t 
t h o 
t a b u l a t i o n s will p r o b a b l y n o t b e 
g i v e n o u t u n t i l o o r 6 o c . o c k In is 
a f t e r n o o n , L a n k f o r d sai d.

r e p o r t o n 

T h e D a i l y T e x a n wi l l 

h a v e 
s p e c i a l o p e r a t o r s on d u t y T u e s ­
d a y n i g h t f r o m 6 t o I I o c l o c k 
to g i v e e l e c t i o n 
r e t u r n s . T h e 
n u m b e r is 2 - 7 2 8 9 .

Rule® g o v e r n i n g t h e v o t i n g , a s 
a n n o u n c e d b y t h e e l e c t i o n j u d g e s , 
r e q u i r e t h a t t h e r e be no c a m p a i g n ­
ing w i t h i n f i f t y f e e t of e a c h b a l ­
lot box. L a n k f o r d e x p l a i n e d y e s ­
s t u d e n t s 
t e r d a y , h o w e v e r , 
w e a r i n g b a d g e s f o r c e r t a i n c a n d i ­
date® w: I b e a l l o w e d t o 
.**'»■“ )» 
t h e b o x e s a n d v ot e w i t h o u t t a x i n g 
: o f f t h e r i b b o n s .

t h a t 

t h e 

to w r i t e 

R e f e r r i n g 

c a m p a i g n 
to 
f o r R a n g e r 
in Ef f >e 
' e d i t o r , L a n k f o r d sai d t h a t s t u -
1 

Se e E L E C T I O N , P a g e 2.

* Vote Today

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Phone 2 - 2 4 7 3 
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TU E S D A Y , AP RIL 4, 1939

Lindsey's Tight Relief Hurling Wins k Aggies 0ver Frogs, 4-3
Series Evened 
In Close lilt

Fred Pf cry, Engl sh tennis ‘ tar,
w ill play a professional exhibition 
match in the San Antonio M uni­
cipal Auditori im Tuesday night, 
A pril l l .

report to varsity courts at 2:30 
p.m.* Ai; freshman tennis play- 
r , import to the freshman courts
at 2:30 p m.

How the Aggies W o n

F A Y E T T E V I L L E , Ark., A p ril 
3.— The U niversity of Arkansas 

Sports Notice

mt.il SO o'clock Wedne#day night
r ig h t

Carlos Parks, Arkansas Junior, 
was th® star of the afternoon,

the javelin and the 220-yard dash 
beride* placing second in the 100- 
yard dash and the broad jump. 
H>* javelin throw of 1*9 feet set 
a new record here.

i o*. with B u t> r U niversity of 
Indianapolis here today, winning 
ten fir=t places out of fifteen and 
piling up a total of 87 4 points

H O G S B E A T B U T L E R
~p*f'ni to tho Tex**

scoring 18 4 points and winning 

San Antonio Ju n io r League. Pro­

T I R T L E C L U B . Busine** mee*

,n f of P. M. Practice will last 

The match is sponsored by toe 

Donald R :dg®, former am ateur

Razorback# swept a dual 

't o SO U f r r R-itVr.
to 39 4 fo r Butler.

B O O T S R IE D E L , leader.

 u r v c n e a r R u n r e 

h po a
0 % 3

DR. D. A. P E N IC K ,

B U D G E P E R R Y M A T C H

__________________ _ 

tennis coach.

Looney, rf

M o s e le y , sa 

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track 

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ceeds Will go to the Children - 
Free Clinic,

A L L V A R S IT Y T E N N IS player* t** r. - champion of th# w orld, and

W e lc h Retired 

In Fourth Frame

Ja ffre y , 2b 
Stoat, 3b 
Karch tr, lf 
h ooper, rf . 
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Sporio. t* t h* Tommm

f o r t w o r t h , A r n * — t v -

Tejtan A*gm« *•ir.td an eve’ 
break In their b e e b a ll eerie* arith 
I C X , H rued Fro?* her* 
the 

Welch, p 
Lindsey, P
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M onday afternoon by not m f out 

the Purple, 4 3

Ralph 

Lindsey, 

ju n io r _ rig h ’ 

V. -mr r ad bec-
‘jjl#

h a n d o f f Y C Jrn e U j i * *'• P n n ‘ 
l i t f effor*. 
she Ted
fourth, he took over and blanked 
the Frogs th a rest of the way. 
Durw ard Horner wa* on the hill 
for the Frog* and gave up but 
sever; hits. However, he walked
а,* and VU* mate* booted 
four 
plays to keep him in trouble.

'our*’ 

The Aggies scored a run in *v ® 
rounds, one 
•ecord and 
t* •• Frogs j imped 
unearned. The 
or. W elch to take the lead Bing!®* 
by Don Looney, B illy Bildtrbeek 
cad Connie Bf arks, coupled with 
a two-ba«e error by Cooper, did 
the damage, Lindsey started the 
f fib and set the Frog* down with 
two hits the re** of the way.
The Aggie* tied it up 

-•■■■ 010 120 OOO— 4 

Sum m ary: Double^, 

in the 
fifth on a walk, stolen base and 
single by Je f f r e y ! T-en with ru n ­
ner* on first and third, a double 
steal was a ‘tempted 
F a rth e r wa* 
run down between first sod *®r- 
cnfj f. r th® third r, j* but r nt int I 
Ja f f r e y Had crossed the pla*® with 
what proved ?he winning run.
Beer# by Ifitilitgs - 
Agg e* 
Frogs 

i 2 
OOO SOO 0 <0- -3 R 4
Je ffre y .
Runs hatted in, W illiam s, Nolen, 
BJI der bec k, 
Je ffre y . 
L e ft on base, Aggie* 7. T X U. o. 
W in n in g pitcher, Lindsey, 
In ­
nings pitched, W elch 4, 3 runs, 3 
bits. Sacrifice*, Karch tr, Cooper, 
Ba*e* prs balls, M ilch 2, Horner
б, Lindsey I, 
Strikeout*, Welch 
4, H orn er 2, Lindsey 5. W ild 
pjtrh, 
Double pl* ». 
H om er to Tankersley to Forte, 
Stolen ha- es, • ooper, Timmerman. 
Hit. by pitcher, Horner ( Lind»ey ), 
Time of game, 2:10. Umpires, 
Mellon and Curtis,

Spark* 2, 

Lindsey. 

d from Pag® I )

dent* who do «o will he** their 
vol# disqualified 
in that rte* 
only.

A II sign* found within * he fifty- 
confiscated, 
foot h m t will be 
Lankford said. E v e ry student 
is 
®n*itied to one vote and anyone 
attempting double voting w ill he 
subject to disciplinary action, the 
judge* announced. To vote, stu­
dents must fu lfill the following in­
struction* :

I ) P rin t their full name as it i* 
recorded in th® student directory. 
To f»«~sjj*ate rapid voting and to 
prevent 
between 
congestion 
clashes, the 
judge* *«k that all 
names be printed clear'y. Slips of 
the 
paper will be provided by 
clerk* a * tv ® poll, on wh i c h * h e 
names ar® to be printed.

2 1 present *he*e si if * of paper 
with the names on ’ hem to th® 
election r > - k * and receive the rn 
official Hall* ’ •

3) Serai h a!! na' 

except the 
one* preferred. Or v or® name is 
to be left for each affine,

4) Vo*# ballot* 

’ins led, and 
drop them into t ■ e )r * ed ba! ot 
box.

F urth* r ru 1 % ' * issue d bv * • e 

judges, sta*< ’ ha 
v c * - g b y j r x y ; 
made in voting, 
have the ballot* 
clerk* 
•he pol 
properly 5: • d o 
counted. A ll dii 
bar died by the 
ar. i the r dec sic

Ducking -

Mi** Finch'a pli 
declined.

Newi Omer, ca 

J Page I )

ow ’ he bov

to 

B u ild ir . 

den*, staged a one-man ra 
fore and a f‘ f r 
fore ” .f- Tri-D
up trie o *r' r car. Isdates, they paid 
a v ; * 11 to Ne we on <r ar. : hi# loud 
speak.ng equipment stationed 
in front of the Main 
Newcom er wanted them to a . 
the candidate;# to come 
v 
“ p a rty ” before tho ducking, b 
the Tri-Dormers refused, wen* a 
ter the other ca- j.dav 
back later for Nev.c mer, W h i 
w aiting fo r the Tri-Dormer# to re 
to m , he tried to ge‘ 
s t a 
crov.'d a rourd to dance, but the-: 
dec jilted. He wa* wear.r.g a tu t 
a , i i i J 
‘ tr.pped down to bath­
ing trunks for the ducking. A fter 
he was thrown into the fountain. 
be pulled out a bar of * ap and 
calm ly pm ®eded to take a b; Cr 
before toe several hundred peer!' 
Who r.a-: congregated for the a f­
fair.

and 

th® 

D E A N M O O R E R E C O V E R S

V. I. Moore, dean o f men, w ill 
return 
to hi* affied Tuesday 
morning a fte r ar* attack of in flu ­
enza. 

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V*. Q uinsy L e t 
(B e ts* 
lo®* Dennssn (tA>-< 
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I t ; (ion, Bellman 
(K S S S i s ) st- L-U 
( i s ta rt (P h i P s i) IT , B b Begar*- (A T O ) 
*» HareM H'dfmsn 
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A#bS*y Denton (S.ame 1 M» se. Joe I.u- 
pof (CHI Phi) i s Den P r s r d trg rst* (P h i 
f>»;<) va. 

Jeff Cop*lend (K A.) 2*).

lAfgms N u 

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(T a u D*lt) 

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(S ems Chi) sa. 
R 4 w »11 M'fartinil * B - ’t I 
I . Boh fl*r» 
ner (8 AE) sa. Boh Vaughn (K A ) S. 
I Ken Big) st. L" ut 
Norman Kennett 
Smith (D K*) Si Malrolm Milburn (Sig­
ma Chi) sa. Prank Conley (CW I’M) 1 
sa. Maerie* 
.Is'fc Strau* 
(PHI Sig) 
S® bu Im a a 
I : Dick L ie * * 
i g A I sa. D »ntn n Cooley 
(R a p h i t ’ A 
Bob Oldenburg (Tau Delt) va. Btl! 1.1* 
rat (ThaU X I): Dirk T«Uh» ( I i K A * 
i »a. Bill R4m6n4t*n (Delta ‘itll #5 John 
(Beta) ss, Alfr-it M ilto n 
K«hn 
(D e lls 
-[« \ 'I Prank H*r-«'»>-'l i Phi I'ti) v< 
J shI v
H e n ry R eph n 
I I- > v». R a y Coffin ( P h i 
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IP H I 
pal) 
Henry Cortaa (SAE) I t ; Tom Wood CPHI 
Psi) sa. Bill Dttdtrir) (hap 81*1 
l l .
I Vi.® N -meyar (A T O ) s« 
I ’ i**»r 
I (Phi Gam) 14) f Down* (D elta Big) 
t h . Heat* 
st. S t il l - W a ls h 
I h*H • I j;*r heaon 
Vt I,-- 
i Phi D-lt I 
i Phi D- 14 
O 'A E I t i l la m t r Roberta 
Julian Vfeeman (Delta Thru Phi) 
vt 
(Delta Ch!) sa. 
J T j Car (I Kargrove 
I '. ' 
Henry K rahhenar hoi lilt Cl ti- - - X ii 
Ruti*!t R-mhert 
.larry 
Niland (DKP) l f ) James ha!h*on (Phi 
B ig ) sa, Andy Jam-* ID-ita Fhtta Phi)

(Phi D#lt) •-•* 

J I , B-.H K err.p 

(T a * D e !!) 

(P h i Gam • 

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(Continued from Pagr I )

C A .; Bette Young vice pro .-dent;
( hnrlene Mc(ieh»*e, 
secretary, 
F’or the Y .M .C .A ., officer* e!e< ted 
were Tom Law , presider!*; Fred 
Schmidt, 
and 
Douglas Groesbeck, secretary

vice-presid*»ni, 

S o p h o m o r e s and upper a*smen 

introduce I. On * e 
were 
more council are B e lle Nolen, 
M argaret Johnson. Glady* Keuper. 
Anna Munger, M artha Ar n Re 
ler, Bob Storey, W allace Davis. 
Jackson Hinds, Stanley Ranks, ar i 
Douglas Zwiener. The upper-class 
men council i i made up of \ ir* 
gmia Buckner, B illie 
Simmons, 
Mary Herod, Grace lUesr-ie, A ic- 
Smith, Bob Burns, Bid 
I.orimer 
Archer W ilson, Dave Currie, and 
Jim m ie Street.

Robert Machie, genera! 

secre­
tary of the W orld 's Student Chris­
tian Federation, who apoke to the 
group siad that such organizations 
a* the Y .W .C .A . and the Y M.C.A. 
ire not to be found in some E u ro ­
it is ii- 
pean countries, because 
to one another 

I legal to speak 
about Christ.

Nowotny III on Trip; 
M.I.C.A. Boys Back

A m o Nowotny, nthi*tant dcin

of men, i* ill with tn Attack of in- 

fhiena te Lawrence, K in ., where 
went with five members of the 
.VUU A *o a national convention 
of the J? dependin' St udent# A*- 
AOflatlon att Wednesday.

Den 

- - * ny 

f'r a boarding House 

i ** aymg at the 
r o ®, 
, t,rr .. >,f Mr*. M * rcodea 
for 
nvrr.r 
I i,ive; 
t nf Ran a* boys. H* 
•pok* ut a banquet Friday night 
..I for. 
Saturday
rn liffl | fi If-

becoming 

ill 

Toe five h 1 * * who went with
Urn were Gene Saxon, sophomore, 
who represented Texas at a mert- 
Jam®* 
;• Saturday afternoon; 
Ba P- , « a®i em ic »‘ uderit 
from 
Tan Antonio; Peyton Wells, Dab 
; i. «t iident in the 1 ollege of Art* 
,r \ a; i*nre«.; and RTI Douglni, 
wh*. i* not registered in the Lni-

M . I . f A. atudents returned 
‘ in Monday morning, and 
return either 
wot ny will 
• d» or Wednesday bv train. H® 
if “ Ving rapidly, Mr* N’owot- 

nv *3 I Monday.

Little Theater Picks

C ast for Last Play

'he 

Sma.l 

in numbers, but 

com­
posed of member# who have done 
out.)lauding work this *'a'<in, the 
last Little Theater 
cast for 
production this year, "W h e n La* 
dies Meet,” 
includes Mrs, D. T. 
.'- ([! r , w ife of the professor of 
English 
the U niversity; Mrs. 
Joyce M itchell Wheel!*, student in 
the U niversity; Ju les Bernard, in­
in English; and A. P. 

fractor 
Thomason, tutor in F.nglish.

in 

Other m e m b e r - of the cast a r e 
and 

Marion Moore, I>at button, 
hid win R o'k.

Although the cast is small, the 
!>lay call* for three se*« which will 
in. designed and built by Uarrol 
busk. general stage manager for 
Ole 

I .it Me Theater,

“ When Ladies Meet” was w rit­
ten by Rachel Crothers, and the 
I.lit!*’ Theater's presen'ation of it 
v J! he dir i »ei| bv Allen M heel)*. 
It wTl be presented April 17-18.

Assault - -

(Continued from Fag# I )

plied. Lyntle called 
score 
deuce and Braubach went on to 
win t he set.

th# 

Charges: of simple a-vault were
filed 
la*’ 
in Corporation < r*urt 
r ght by Bridges, Trial was set for 
9 i 'clock Wednesday morning.

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Easter

Y o u ’ll w a n t to c o m p le t e ly r e » t o c k 
t ie w a r d r o b e o n c e y o u *#• 
y o u r 
th e s e n e w tie s . A l l c o lo r s a n d p a t ­
t e r n s to set o f f y o u r E a s t e r E n ­
_a
s e m b le . 

SHORTS

Next Sunday

T a i lo r e d o f e x c e p t io n a ll y f in e m a te * 
t r e m e n ­
r ia ls a n d 
d o u s a m o u n t o f w e a r . E v e r y s h ir t 
is 
f o r m - f it- c u t a n d s a n f o r ix e d 
M it o g a 

t h e y w i ll 

t a k e a 

s h r u n k .

In te rw o ve n awd W e stm in ste r

to 
Y o u 'l l n e e d a n e w h a t 
y o u r o u t f i t , so 
" t o p - o f f ” 
D o b b s , A m e r ic a 's s m a r t e s t 
k n o w n h a t.

c o m p l e t e 

w i t h 
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AUSTIN'S LEA D IN G STORE FOR MEN

 TUESDAY. APRIL 4, 1939

How the Steers Won

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h it s ; S c o t t , M u e l le r , C o n w a y . T h re e - b a s e h it s : B r a c k , P f e i l . H o m e 

r u n s : P f e i l . S a c r i f i c e s : D e u t s c h . D o u b le p la y s : P f e i l to E v a n s . L e f t 

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I . W i n n i n g p it c h e r : 

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lin s , b a s e s . T im e , 1 :4 5 .

A .I.M .E. Paper
To Be Selected Tonight

i
.Tr,, ; 

Paper? by 

Joe F . Moore 

H erbert K. Livingstone, and E u ­

gene S. Pennebaker w ill be deliv­

ered tonight before a meeting of 

the student 

chapter 

of 

the 

in a student competi- j 

A .I.M .E . 
for the se’ection of a 
technical paper to represent the 
U n i v e r s i t y 
tion fo r the best papers to be de­
livered by students of the engi­
neering collages of the Southwest I 
at the Houston Oil Show to be 
held in Houston the latter part of |

E. G . Smith Attends 
Consumer M eet

E v e re tt G. Smith, professor of 
marketing, is attending a four-day 
conference on “ Consumer E d u ca­
tion” which began Monday at Co­
lumbia, Mo.

The 

Institute 

for Consumer 
Education at Stephens College is 
sponsoring the conference, being 
held on the college campus.

this fhonth.

The meeting is to be in E n g i­
neering Building 301 
7:30 
o’clock, and the public is invited.

at 

Longhorn Varsity and Frosh 
Netters Meet Invaders Today

Both the varsity and the fresh 

into 
man tennis teams will pet 
competition this afternoon. The 

varsity netters will oppose San1 

Marcos State Teacher* College on 

the Peniek Courts at 2:30 o'clock. 

Startin g at the same time, the 
frosh w ill meet the Schreiner In- 
•titute racket-wielders.
Iro n ically enough, 

frosh 
nipyt the tougher competition— 
the Institute team having already 
defeated the Teachers this sea- 

the 

Quad-Meet Takes 
Steers to Waco

the Texas Relays on 

The Longhorn track team, with 
the unofficial team championship 
of 
their 
trophy shelf along with first-place 
honors at the Border Olympics 
and F o rt W orth F a t Stock Show, 
will attempt to take another track 
jour-
J nevs to Waco to challenge Baylor,
^ Christian, and Southern 
R quadrangular meet.

it 

hac I meet Wednesday when 

a u 

_ 
D - A 

son.
_ 
Dr. P- A. Peniek, coach, has
not announced the per*, nne of 
the two teams to face the visitors. Methodigt 

T I 1 

, 

Some of 
 
netters m ay participate for the 

the 

^

The Steers are heavy favorites
BpRr?t KrofirS, and

I the other hand, the reserves may , outgta; dinjf track t r a ms.

take the courts. 
Members of 

the 

frosh squad 

“ A ll of our boys came out of
jn Rf)od condi.

mf>pt 

expected to 
ley, Dosen, Franklin, Ben Nixo , 
Headington Slubicki, and O ffer 

tion,” Bully Gilstrap, acting coach
absence of Clyde Littlefield ,

M q

 ^ 

Heading the Schreiner team is 
Brow n, big southpaw 

^
surprisea to him
“ L e fty 
the Rplavs G ilstrap said, was 
netter who is w e l lknown in Texas ^ pprforrnance of the Yearling 
tennis circles. Next to him in tho 
which set a
national f r,,h m .n mark of
ranking .a Tom Nixon. 
tho 
* . « , 12.1, and tho chowing of BU I Pa
played high achool tonni, in ..an „ w , n^ Texa, high jum per, who 
Antonio last year and 
lnches t0 tie
final . 
i*t* in the state schoolboy tennis 

B ' " ; T h? 

4 

.

. p 
for gecond place.

in 
tournamen .

____________________ _ 

Gilstrap commended the o ffi­
ciating and handling of the Re- 
lftyg Saturday. He said that ex-
cept for a few minor details the
>ke- arvl meet was almost perfectly con-

' t for a fp,

D R A M A T IS T S R E T U R N 

E. G. M inter, Dorothy Helene . 
M c L a u g h l i n , Jam es H. Parke, and
________ 
F. L. Mr1 inship, all of the staff of ducted. 
Fine Arts, re ­
the College of
turned last week from the Bay-
lor Drama Festival in Waco. 

; P u r c e l l tn C lO r S G S
W h ite ’s Plan

1 ( A r n o v i c h ) ; b y P o in d e x t e r , 4 ( D e u t s c h 2, H i l l , E v e r e t t ) . H i t s : o f f 

.ake of 

Ponies, who have never produced.

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\n t

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or in more conservative colors . . , 
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greens.

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PAGE THREE

Connie Still Throws 'Em

M a y b e 

it** th# s p r in g w e a t h e r , o r m a y b e C o n n ie M a c k 

!• 

ju s t 

s h o w in g t h e t h re e A h u r l e r . , f r o m l e f t to r ig h t . B i l l K a l f a . . , M a r- 

v in H a m ilt o n , a n d L e . l e r M c C r a b b , t h a t d r . p i t e h i . 75 y e a r , h e c a n 

. t i l l c u t th e h e a r t o f t h e p la t e w i t h a h o t o n e .

Mary had a little lamb,

Its fleece was white as snow;

That ’ s why you’ll enjoy a Dixie Weave, 

It’s all pure wool, you know.

Masculine
Rhymes
for ’39

Se r

Jack Spratt was awfully fat,

His brother awfully lean;

There are DIXIE WEAVES that will 

fit them both,

As well as the in-betweens.

Jack be nimble,

Jack be astute, 
Jack jump i n t o 

A DIXIE WEAVE suit.

Peter, Peter pumpkin eater

Had a wife and couldn’t keep her;

Bought himself a DIXIE WEAVE,

Now has trouble making her leave.

For almost "story-book comfort' 

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As Low as

Intramurals

B y B I L L N E W K I R K
Texan S p o r t . Staff

\ I B E H TUFT W E A T H E R yesterday afternoon was tops for base- 

A hall, only one In tram u ral game was played (possibly in defer­

ence to the Steer-Brownie tilt over at Clark Field ). In the lone tilt 
the Rangers shellacked the Campus Guild, 10-6. Although they o< 
had seven men on the field, the Rangers got off to s • -0 lead in the 

 

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despite 

inning 
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first frame. The Campus Guild, on*"
low cards, get your 
the other hand, got off to a bad f or 
Intra-
-tart and couldn’t get back in the qualifying aeon s into the 
-
nv WI VO «**vv 
 
I) As c i n n c 
•*««
Rosson’s murai office at once. It ’s advis- 
game 
able, too, to play these rounds off
triple 
that 
last 
brought in three runs. Ed Cames,
as soon as possible . . . that course
u4 vuB..u ... 
Ranger moundsman, stood out for }„ g-oing to be mighty crowded 
the winners as he 
IO during these days just before en-
 
strikeouts in 4 innings. Both team* t r ir , arp due. it might he a good
pissed loose games in the fielding 
idea for the golfers to team up 
with the horseshoe twirlers, for the 
end of it.
entry deadline for the golfers is 
April 13.

 ____________________ 

P l a y h a * p r o g r e s s e d 

,„v.....g these nays j

registered 

r a p id l y 

It 

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in t h e h a n d b a ll te a m » p o r t a n d 

a U n i v e r s i t y c h a m p io n w i ll he 

c r o w n e d b e f o r e th e w e e k i» u p . 

T h e R a n g e r * w o n th e M I C A d i ­

v is io n a n d th e U n i v e r s i t y C z e c h s 

c o p p e d 

t h e C lu b d iv is io n .

in 

There’s no regulation that you 
your

can’t pitch horseshoes 
short, and san, shirt, so all of you , 
luck.piece 
lo v e r . _ who 
combine oun-Unnlug w ith y o u r; 
pitching t o t your entries rn he- 
tore the deadline today. The 
her of entries last y e a r j . - n I 
■anything to write home about— a 1
o w l., -v, , 
scont 264
a game anybody can p la y , 
I seems lamentable. So, unless you 

and horseshoes being

W o m e n 's Tourney 

Due A p ril 4

F irst division of the women’s 

intram ural 

softball 

tournament 

intram ural athletic, 

will be played April 4 at 5 o'clock,
Fr>nc„ Seybolt, secretary
for WO-
, n n (, u n „ d Monday. Cames 
Zeta v„. A . I). P i;
„ nd Zcphy r,

£ Kjrb 

H 

, 

W om an'a'Building.

; his M A T H E W S C O N V A L E S C IN G

jr. J , Mathews, registrar of the 
prefer your sunning in a recum- U niversity, is convalescing nicely 
I bent position, unwind your best at home after a ma jor operation 
arm and amble over to the courts three weeks ago, M r. Max Ficti­
on the north side of Gregory Gym. tenbaum, assistant r e g i s t r a r , 
And here’s a warning to all you stated that Mr. Mathews would 

golfers: I f you want to get credit return to work very soon._____

N A B O U R S C O .*

Sw im and 

Be Cool In
M cG reg o r s u m \\m

In the Sunday issue, The Dnih
Texan omitted a statement from 
Stuart Purcell, candidate for head 
yell leader, through an oversight, 
from other 
although statements 
candidates were printed. Purcell s 
statement follows:

“ Stuart Purcell, 

independent 
candidate approved by the com­
is a 
mittee for head yell leader, 
junior in the College of A rts and 
Sciences and a member of M I T A .
“ He has openly endorsed Louis 
W h ite ’s plan for a men’s 
pep 
squad for next year and has va­
rious ideas on card formations and 
seating formations to be exhib 
ited by this organization at ath­
letic games,

can 

“ Purcell has a plan whereby the 
athletes and students 
be 
brought closer together to enhance 
a stronger school spirit by giving 
the various athletic teams a dinner 
ra lly preceding 
dance and pep 
their re s p e c tiv e seasons. T h is will 
give Joe College and Miss Co-Fid 
an opportunity to meet the ath­
letes and thereby show the team 
in their 
that we are 
outcome, and w ant to know them 
personally,

interested 

“ Purcell is heartily in favor of 
Colonel H u rt’s band hall drive and 
new 
toward 
has donated 

the 

i building.”

an

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5

G ebauer Speaks To 
San Antonio Deans

Miss Dorothy Gebauer, dear. 
women, returned Saturday af 
noon from San Antonio, who* 
.poke to the San Antonio lo, t 
Deans’ Association at a luncheon 
on the mezzanine of the S '. An­
thony Hotel. She discussed th* in ­
re­
formation a student shoo i 
ceive before coming to college in 
interview w h 
the 
form of an 
Dorothy M artin, a 
San A ‘ ■»
high school senior girl .who v 
enter the U n iversity this fa .

In the interview she ann fred 
questions about the organize! n 
a
on the campus, the 
! s 
freshman would take, the 
e.
to wear, and the places to 

r 

Miss V iola Moore, 

dean f- 

Je ffe rso n High S r 

girls at 
i 
spoke on the re sp onsib le' of ‘ w 
dean 
f'T 
college.

in preparing student* 

Orchesis Begins 
W o rk on Program

Committee chairmen * <r ' ' 1 >’ 

g 

in 

tra 

physical 

to b* prefer.*en 
r ’ed 

chesil program 
A p ril 24-26 have bee n ar 
Miss M ary Belle McKee. ;n-tr;r - 
f r 
tor 
women, announced. 
' w
is an annual occa2;^’ 
the members of the cI■ o perform 
all of the tasks of con r 
c 
dances, designing end n '■ 
costumes, and hand ing r f f •' 
ity and lighting

Suzanne D unn!ng 

* r >r 

chairm an; M argar*' Web-, co«- 
‘ * kins, 
tu m e d e s ig n ; M a rth a 
pouters; B e r! Neyland, 
igh'mg, 
Helen W aggoner, r r,P r‘ ■ f‘f r‘ 
A s h n e r, p ro g ra m p rin t c g ; son J o 
Adams, tickets.

D O T Y A T S A N A N T O N I O

D r. E , W . D o " 

dean o f t M 
College of F ir* A r'* « I speak 
the 
to a divisional m e e \ g of 
Music Ed u cato r1 Nat > na! Con­
ference and to the M .sso u ri din­
ner of th* c o n fe re n c e a San A n ­
tonio A pril 13-16. 
“ The T rain ­
in g o f M u s ic T e a c h e r s ” w:.l h* 
hi* subject.

JACKSON’S

M E R C H A N T T A IL O R 

A lt e r a tio n * : No 

job too b i(

If y o u r s u i t d o n t f it, *** U r k%on, 

G u o r a n t a r d 

*,J,r tion

2 4 0 % G U A D A L U P E

They are cut to the lines of your body so 
they're plenty c o m fo rta b le and good look­
ing. Come in lastex in bright prints and all 
wool knit in all colors. W o n 't lose their snape 

or color.

S h a r e O u r

Values and Our 

Friendliness

Definitely 

the Young Men's 

Store of A u s ti n

Seventh at Congress

Seventh at Congres!

 T h e

Firing Line

T U E S D A Y , A P R I L 4 , 1 9 3 9

A m e r i c a n p o e t , E d n a St . V t * - 
c e n t Mi l l a y , w h o l e u n m a t c h ­
a b l e m e t a p h o r * w e r e 
newer 
t h e b i g o t e d , n a r ­
f o r 
w r i t t e n 
i n d i v i d u a l .
r o w - m i n d e d 

I m ig h t s u g g e s t Mr. Borth e m ­
p lo y a tutor or ei«e c o n fin e him-
- 
,
r h y m e s . . . Or lr

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L I G H T O P E R A C A S T 
T M T H F MARt H 23 
I 
Rita. N o w , I h av e rood that a n n o n a em ont b a c k w o r d , and f o r w a r d . 
and no w h o re con I fin d t h . n o m - o f W a l t * Kerr. W h a t d o c t h ) . 
ns on a n y o f the c a st ch osen ,

asue o f Tv,# D aily T e x a n , th e r e appears th e s e l f to n u r s e r y 

L i r t t O p m ' >mp»r.y’« f o r a - c o m i n * p ro d u ction , Rio h - ^ r r t - o p r o s - t h e r * h

_ L 0 U M E G R F E R
[S E G R E E R -

_________________ F R E E L O V E ?

ro^an? N o t m e a n in g to c a ’ * r?- -pr
but h ow ca n th e y le a v e out tea* 
mar. w ho 
i* w ith o u t a 
on e 
t o p - f li g h t 
U n i v e r s i t y h a* ’

e n terta in er 

?>.e 

’ 

• t u d y o f E n g l i s h 
c a u t e he 

i* an A m e r i c a n .

l i t e r a t u r e ha- 

lr. th e Ur«t place I w on d er 

R O O K I E and D o ok ie sa y 

that
in 
sex , h u n g er, 
if * " 4 w a lk in g across corners. The**

hum an n a tu re are 

f o r e m o s t u r g e s 

th ree 

th* 

D o 

y o u 

r e m e m b e r 

Ti me 

i, 

o c c u r r e d t a th is " honor- 

S t a f f e r * On? * ’ W i t h o u t W a !ter 

a b’e g e n t l e m a n 

, 
th a t our A m er- 

. 

,h * »
Pa-h 
g o on to s e e m in g ly ap pro ve mar-
 but
M a r e f u ] a t o r o f ^

c u tt in * 

t h e r e 

t o ho l d 

it up 

it wo u l d 

h a v e 

i t a f g e r e d o f f * nd 

f a l l e n 

f l a t o n 

it* 

f a c e . 

T h e n 

A 

in 

t o l d 

in *pit* 
N i g h t o f S t a r * , ” wh i c h 
o f t h e 
l a r g e n u m b e r o f p e o p l e 
it p r e c e n t e d , wa * all W a l t e r 
Ke r r . 
D o y o u r e m e m b e r how 
h e u n ; s ong * , did rope trick*, 
j o ke * an d kept 
a n d e v e n 
t h e c r o w d r o l l i n g 
the ai»le* 
l o n g a f t e r 
t he * how wa* *up- 
p o t e d 
t o he o v e r a n d not a 
• o u i w a l k e d o u t ? Edi t or , a n y ­
f r ont 
o n e w h o c a n g e t o u t 
thi* 
o f 
s i n g l e - h a n d e d 
* 
s h o w m a n a n d an 
e n t e r t a i n e r . 
W e l l , i f y o u w a n t to go back to 
p r e v i o u s y e a r * h o w ab o u t hi* 
S h e r i f f o f N o t t i n g h a m 
t he 
Ro b i n H o o d ope r a *, a n d Fran- 
coi* V i l l o n 
in “ T h e V a g a b o n d 
K i n g ? ” B e t y o u d o n ’t r e m e m ­
b e r w h o p l a y e d Ro b i n Ho o d.

in 
an d do 
d e f i n i t e l y 

c u r t a i n 
i» 

t he 

in 

A n y w a y , W a lt e r i 5? the I nivei

sta r p o ssib ilities a 
L ig h t O pera Com 
ev en put him in the 
t h a t w ith o u t him ti 

a n y th in g more 

,thf>r c o lle g e amati
-bit

four 

:*

- 
•ket.

— JIM M Y H E N D E R S O N , 
P. S. I’d ra th er see a horse 

o pera.

is 

to 

th e 

life o f 

lite ratu r e but 

In *hort, th ese 

is th a t m a rria g e 

is n o t the per- s in u a tin g 

to er« are a d v o c a tin g f r e e love.

ira' w riters are ju s t a* s u b j e c t 
to co n d em n as in h u m a n th e geo- 
to “ im m o ra lity a n i c o m m u n is m ” m etrical co rn ers of th e hard sto n e 
are E n glish writer*. T h e im- walks. W h at th e y are su b tly in- 
in- 
p o rta u t q u estio n 
*onal 
individual b u t h u m a n , is like unto a hard s t o n e 
th e co n tr ib u tio n s he ha* m a d e to w alk w ho se corners sh ou ld be cu t, 
hi* particular fie d. This applies 
li b e r ty -lo v in g b v - 
pot a lo n e 
a n y p h a ^ o f learn in g. Our c o u n ­
try w in f o u n d e d and b u ilt by men 
who w ere no paragon* o f v ir tu e ; 
, me r f the g r e a t e s t a d v a n c e s in 
p h arm acy, zoology', c h e m istr y , en- 
g in e e r ing and the fin e art* w ere 
made by men and w o m e n w ho se 
fa r 
private 
sh ort o f 
fe ll 
h e a v e n ly 
B u t w h a te v e r 
th e ir liv e s w e r e th e y have aided 
in 
ideas 
t h “«e s e l f s a m e 
and 
the 
people w ho ha ve b ro ad en ed 
true 
th o u g h t 
ed u c ation possible,

snookie
sneaks

th e a d v a n ce o f hum an 

it has b een 

V I C T O R I A

to make 

statu*. 

pe of 

liven 

kiss

4 * 

th e n e x t tim e y o u 
kiss so m eb o d y 
recall
t h a t the head is 
m e r e ly an en la r g e d 
v e r te b r a and th e 
f a c e
is c om p ose d o f 
m e r e l y sp e c ia liz e d 
s e n s e o r g a n s an 
o u tg r o w th o f n e r v e s 
f o u n d 
v e r t e b r a so th in k 
t w ic e and kiss 
a n y o th e r p la c e 
o n the spinal 
cord fo r the sa m e 
e f f e c t

in a n y o th e r 

-— sn ookie.

M O S S B A C K IN C L A S S

l i t e r a t u r e . 

T h e n Mr. P o r t h br i ng * o ut
t he f a c t t ha t it i* u n p a t r i o t i c to 
• t u d y E n g l i s h 
P e r ­
ha p s w h e n j h e i* a bi t o l de r a n d 
MUCH b r o a d e r he wi l l r ea l i z e 
that g r e a t l i t e r a t u r e is no t c o n ­
f i n e d t o a n y o n e n a t i o n n o r to 
a n y o n e r a c e . If t h e a c c o m p l i s h ­
m e n t * o f o t h e r n a t i o n * ha d not 
b e e n r e c o g n i z e d a n d u t i l i s e d to 
a d v a n t a g e o u r A m e r i c a n 
o u r
c i v i l i z a t i o n w o u l d still be at t he 
l ev e l o f t he M i d d l e Ag e * . A g a i n , 
thi* a ppl i e * n o t o n l y to 
l i t e r a ­
t ur e b u t t o all f i el d*.

E N G L I S H A N D C O M M U N I S M
A F T F P 
F T ER 

fa d i n g m e 

re a d in g 

And 

... r .
in pi-
r iring b a \ Mr. B orth im p resses h im s e lf an0t m e t c la sses fo r th e f i r s t ti m e 
illness o f t e n

1 w ith the f a c t th a t he is an A m er- M on d ay a f t e r an 

last, but by no means 

n „ uclv „4UW.t 
R ob ert M oss, 

in s tr u c to r 

the F
. . 

. or, 

_ , r * 

. 

L m e , T h n r .d .jr , March 3 0 , I , 

, # m i n d i n e d t „ b elie ve th a t d a y i .

in Ei _ 

th in k i t w ill o c c u r t o a »ood m a n y ^ ^ u n a w > r e o f th e fa c t o r , c o n . 
ro a d e rs th a t a co u rse 
s t it u t in g 
A m e r ­
lite r a t u r e is n o t n ecess a r y to p ro ­
icanism m a k e s fo r to le r a n c e , fo r 
duce 
cu rrently 
th e 
n on -p re ju d ice d d ecisio n s, for ccm* 
in the h e a d ’’ 
k n o w n as “ te e c h e d 
stru ctive and n o t d estru ctiv e criti-
in a c e r ta in “ A m erica n P a tr io t ,” 
Mr. F r e d B orth.

A m e r ic a n ism . 

co n d itio n 

F rom as m uch as can

ered"°by r e a d in g th is m a s terp iec e e l e m e n t s a ^ sad ly lack ing in Mr

B o rth ’* v iew p o in t.

o f “ Ar 
lo w in g

r ic a n ” lite ra tu r e, the fo i- 
on c lu sion s can be d ra w n:

1. Mr. B o r t h o b j e c t * 

s t u d y o f E n g l i s h 
t h e g r o u n d * 
t ha t 
w e r e “ i m m o r a l a n d 

to t he 
l i t e r a t u r e on 
t h e a u t h o r * 
c o m m u n ­

2. Mr. B o r t h o b j e c t * 

to t h e 
s t u d y o f E n g l i s h 
l i t e r a t u r e b e ­
c a u s e A m e r i c a n l i t e r a t u r e it s u ­
p e r i o r t o E n g l i s h l i t e r a t u r e .
3. Mr. B o r t h o b j e c t * 

t o t h e

It 

t h a t 

is u n f o r t u n a t e 

thi* 
is u n ­
“ h o n o r a b l e g e n t l e m a n ’’ 
a b l e 
l i t e r a ­
t he 
t o u n d e r s t a n d 
t ur e o f S h e l l e y . B y r o n , G o d w i n , 
i n d e e d , 
a n d C o l e r i d g e b e c a u s e , 
if 
t h e n he 
w o u l d f al l f a r *hort o f t he a b i l ­
g r e a t
i t y 

a p p r e c i a t e 

t h e c a s e , 

thi* h e 

our 

t o 

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P u l l i n g w i r e , v 

Wi t h a r e s o l u t e 
N ow —now to ga 
An " h o n e a t ” b 
Oh, t he bel l e*
What a ta!

Of p ol i t i c *!

th f night 
lay it fh t 
*eek« seek, seek 

( . a 1 
,1 t

urb and c l i qu e ,

sr the ballot* to acquire, 

Sat-

in nv>ve 

in cotton that *

o fire, 
wire

lr never 
ballot to promote. 
*, belles, b elles! 
heir tat?King tell*

H o w t h e y nmi i e! T h e y ’ra n e v e r s o r e l 
W h a t a p r o m i s e t h e y o u t p o u r !

»st a 1

a t

i e

I 

f o r 

t h e F e d e r a l G o v - 

En h d a m iel f ul l y k n o w *

I h e U n i v e r s i t y o f T e x a s , 

it c o m e s 

t o a 

t a s k 

t h a t 

0 i y c o n c e r n e d w i t h t h e 

f u - 

l e ’ e l o p m e n t o f 

t h e y o u n g 

By 1 he n e a tn e s s 
And t he a w e e t ne**

A n d t he r u t o f all he r c l o t h e *
That she t h e m all e x c e l *

In the b e a u ty 
And t he d u ty

e r n m e n 

t h e n e t 

i i f u l l y 

a s c 

t a r e an 

I 

t h

n e

m e n 1 
la r g i r 

y o u n g w o m e n o f T e x a s , t h o s e e n - 

Of a sw eeth ea rt for th* swell*.

i n d o n c o m i n g g e n e r a t i o n s c a u g h t T h e r e ’* 

Hiking sod s sw ellin g in this chance for

m o m i c s i t u a t i o n u h i c . h c a n n o t f a i l 

t h e i r l i v e s . D r . R a i n e y d e s c r i b e d 

 J the b e lie s ——

For the belle*,—

For the belle*, belle*, belie*, belle*,

a-

t h e m o s t v a l u a b l e T e x a s r e s o u r c e 

Belle*, belles, belles—

w a s t e

In g o i n g 

t o w a s t e 

t h e y Bf'mu**' of voting s o d pro m o tin g by the belle*.

i d e a l l y , t o o , t h e l i f e o f a d u l t T e x a s , 

c o n s i d e r D r , R a i n e y ’s s p e e c h o n l y 

IV

Hear the w e e p in g o f th e b e lie s —

Saddened baile*!

And their diver* d is a p p o in tin g “ what-the-heil*- ! 

N ow that the show 
And th e y ’ve had their night in d o v e r ,

is over 

T h e r e ’* a m e la n ch o ly m e n a ce in their to n e! 

p i t o m e of 
p g a rd tha 
p e o p l e b e 
e x a s as r 
ll mi ss br 
e rift d. F

a r e n o t s t r a n g e r s t o y o u , ^ n(j 

4 8 • >, 0 1) 

are e

a q 

el,, 

c h c o l d s t a t i s t i c s — 

o f n e a r l y 1 , 2 5 0 , 0 0 0 

t h e a g e s o f 1 6 a n d 

a n a b s t r a c t f i g u r e , 
a n d t h e im- 
p o ’
iken d o w n to c on -
)t s t r a n g e r s t o y ou , 
trter o f w h o m o n l y 
t r t o r OI w n o m o m y 
>r at e in s c h o o l and 
i nc l ud es y o u r J a n e 
includes y o u r J a n e 
i g h b o r ’s T o m , Di ck, 
icy are a m o n g t h e 
school d o e s no t last

it Dr. R a i n e y
a* h a d to c o n - 
b r o u g h t o u t 
me to us. T h e 
r e po r t r e v e a l s 
a d e q ua t e rural 
and most im- 
i is th at o f e m - 
hool a g e y e ar s .
md i t w i l l no t
j r -p omt pro-
Co mm issi on wi l l no t 
ill h el p. F o r o f w h a t 
t ra in in g 
i f t h er e are 
pract ic e t h e v o c a t i o n ? 
t e l e m e n t a r y f o r m o f 
lf a- c on t in ui n g, c o ­
li rat ion to t h e c on d i- 
! o f t h e p l a n n i n g for 
lur o w n p e o p l e . Pa rt ly 
into t h e d e v e l o p m e n t

T

<rb ♦

a r

Because she wa* not ch o sen ,
Each one"* fe atu re* i* now fr o z e n —

'Twas a sh am e!
s t u d e n t - ah, the s t u d e n t—

He t at v -trd so 

im p r u d e n t—

la to blame.

Oh. the rolling, rolling, rolling

In a fa n c y

• salon,

Thf*ir cute co iff iri s c on tro llin g 
On the r human head* o f bone 
To make them handsome cu tie*—•
And to make them pretty beauti**—

T h ey a r e n ’t moll*.

T he c u f f are it i* « h o roll*,
And there am scolds, scold*, *coId*,

Scold*

A plen ty from the belles.
T here are sw ells, *welis. iw*ll»

With the p a g e a n t o f the belle*!

And there are *octal knell*
And a hot, hot tim e 
In a sort o f R o u n d -U p climb 

To the g a b b in g o f the belles,

O f the b elles, belles, belles—
To the b la b b in g o f the b elles—

Kassel tim e, tim e, tim*

On the night air swell*

In a sn a p p y R ou n d -l'p rhyme,
To the d a n c in g o f the belle*—

O f the b elles, belles, b e lle s—

To the p ra n cin g o f the belle*—
Of the belle*, belles, belles, belles,

Belle*, b elles, b elles—

i n a n 

t o a f f 

t h e m 
g<>:ng
a f f e d 
1 1 .

a s a n c 

i f y o u 1

y o u n g 

2 4 

i n I 

y o u w i 

p e r a t i v 

c r e t e c 

t h e s e i 

c o l l e g e 
a n d yo 
a n d H 

1 6 0 , 0 0 

f o r e v e

T h

P

fi gure 
cd uca 
t h e si 
sc bo o
Ti . r* u 1
| JK J I Ck I

p l o y r r 

I t I* I 
be so 
g r a m
f r *y<a

value 
no fie 
Cer 
a f *a • 
o p e r a t i v e 

a i n ’■ > 
pre

t io n and 
t h e e m pl-' 
t h e solut 
o f our re
th a t, too, c o m e n under the cl assi f 
lo ng-range planning.

u re

ie Id

b 

To the j iv ng and c o n n iv in g o f the belle*.

- e d g a r L Y O N L OW E.

R ollin s Col eg* has been g iv e n 

IOO a cres o f

j o b s b u t Florida ju n g le-la n d to add to its cam pus.

ation of

The coLegr o f the C ity o f N e w York library last 

y e a r l o a n e d o u t 1 , 1 1 3 . 6 3 5 v o l u m e s .

N e t ’ .all of t h e burden of solution de 
a d u l t T e x a n . M u c h Of 
it m u s t 
 — 

S x per c e n t o f the College and u n iv e r s ity new*.
p fiVrijfiJ*.
^ 
r e s t o n y o u n g *‘-r: ' o d I t s e l f , o n i*< (liscl* papers in the u . S. ow n their own printing plants

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P h o n e 2 - 2 4 7 - ? 

T H E D A I L Y T E T A * 

P h o n e 2 - 2 4 7 8

Todays Cross Word Puzzle

H O R I Z O N T A L a n o t h i n . 

V E R T I' AI.

i 

« - » « "’ Z ' Z . 
in g m a m ies- 
tat! on • o f ma
t&Dorts of an 
objBrt

J— , m m - t 
j 
. 
A ana athort le d 
popular 
lan g u ag e 
work a* with 52— instrument
diligence
12——beverage
13— one who 

used to 
propel a boat 

49— rul er

9

63— runs 
56— born 
57— possessive 

pronoun 

SH—explosion 
59— mi a^ure of 
w eigh t 

D, 
2 — «— *
3 «•
4

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4 
A
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xA for

ad

g rn

15— par*
;,to I
7 — sym
neor
g— <j‘ v*
9— -elf
1 0 
}acq
l l — nevi
15— com

H e r e w ith I* t he sol ut 

terday's puzzle.

3

keep* time
14— g r c s na me
15— e n g r a v e 
17— put out
19— an outfit
2 0 — intimidated 
22— useless plant
24— defare
2 5 — g e n u i n e
28— ancient
29— raid*
31— Chinese

mea.* u r c 

§2— note of the
sra.e
83— title of 
respect
84— golf mound 
31V—within 
3 5 — nearby 
3 7 — searches
through
89— petrel vs
40— Roman 
emperor

42— sorrow f ii
43— native of 

Finland

4 4 — .. ad i • onal

13— piece of 
metrical 
composition

20— vehicle
2 1 — spoke
22— fem ale
23— choicest p a r t 
21 —acrimonioua
26— foreign
27— fabric woven 
from flax

29— evergreen 
tree o f the 
pine fa m ily
3 0 — affirmative 
33— stains
3 8 — impede
3 9 — noiseless 
41— vociferates 
4 3 — sm all pear-

shaped fru it 

—Plant used 

for medicinal 
purposes
48— bird shelter 
4 7 — H aw aiian
food 
4 g— head 

covering

49— thing; 
in law
GO— combining 
form mean­
ing new 
SI— number
5 4 — diminutive 
o f A lfred
55— symbol for 
calcium

ll. bt Sin* r*»?nz«* •yMi****

THE POET'S RELEASE

O D E T O L O V E L Y E Y E S

T h a t life will send no care*

Muc

A
T h e ­

stars

To dull the lu ster o f th o se e y e s 
And ca u se th em to k n ow tears. 

ir our yon* 
,*art with th

h,
ou g h ts

•

F o r w h en t h e y ’re sad the gold en 

i s t i c. ’*

Will hide hi* sh in in g fa ce 
U n til she sm iles at e v e r y o n e , 
T hen life g o e s on a pace,

— To J. M. F. by J. G. S.

T h e s e *:

»e a ff e

nu more by far 
kling old ch a m p a g n e ; 
your s e n s e s rock and

T h a n *; 
T h e y ma k 

re el 
To w*at

At nig^* 
gay
Like att 
T h eir mer 
T h a t ti

When n 1 ?; c ] 
away, 
Keep time 
T h e y ’ll proba 
a w a y 
U n le s s you

And r* you 
pray

them shine again.

iu see them beam so

that shine so b right; 
tw inkle Seem* to say 

gs will be all right.

•

niav* they d a n ce and

ply st val your h ea rt 

pr. most discreet,, 

g aze at 

th e m you

O f f i c i a l N o t i c e

U N IV E R S IT Y 
C H E S T RA

o'clock 
Building.

ton i it 

Y M P H O N Y OR-
*11 m e e t 
7 
in Old Library

at 

A L B E R T T 
conductor

L l PER,

T H E

M E X I C A N 

will not have 
ing T u esd a y night.

I ter a r y Club 
its regular m e e t ­

WILLIAM J O H N S O N ,

president.

T H E R E will he a full ch’orus and 
principal rehearsal o f the U n i ­
ve rsity L ight Opera C om p an y 
P rin­
T u e sd a y night in B. Hall. 
c i p a l s will rehearse at 6 . 4 5 p. m. 
Chorus rehearsal at 7 :3 0 p.m.

— JOE O RILLION, 

brr sir

m an ager.

Uni

for 

T R Y -O U T S 

the U n iv e r sity 
rep re se n ta tiv es in the B a ttle o f 
F lo w ers Oratorical C o n test will be 
9 p. rn. in Gar- 
he l d Apr) 
U n iv e r sity stu- 
r i s o n Ha! 
are 
d e n t 
i* 
heir nam e and 
a*kod * 
iriginal oration 
t h e titl*> 
in M. B. 2 5 0 1 . 
to El

5 a*
I. A

E n tr a n ts 

Kl

G
WOOD GRISCOM, 
chairm an, D ep a rtm en t 
o f Public S p ea kin g,

T RY O U T S 

for 
r e p r esen ta tiv e 

the U n iv ersity 
the Missouri 
in 
V alle y Oratorical C o n test will be 
held April 4 at 7 :3 0 p. rn. in G ar­
rison H a ’l I. Entrant* are asked 
th e 
titlp o f their original selection* to 
E llw o od G riseom in M. B 2 5 0 1 . 

their n a m e s and 

turn 

in 

E L I ,W OOD GRISCOM , 
cha rmnn. Department 
o f Public Streaking.

H O U R ? f o r R E T U R N 

to their 
E a ste r hoiid 
Thursday, 
n ig h t * - 

Saturda;.
M ) rid av i 
H o u rs *fo

PSK* cFK
tv* are 

Friday a- 
- 1 2 o'clock 
night— 1 2 : 
ieh t— l l .

o f w o m en
uring the
allow «:
>i S u n d a y

TI OUt-Of-
than ll 
or earlier 
tg.

PALM BEACH
presents a new color

JUTE

F-o*

C om es * -e * 

e y e as Da o 

s ^ a d e ©f *e
t* 
ii 
th e * -s4- a*

j

o f

Astatic Ii 

- e w co lor as c o o *o +re 

to *he b o d y . A 

' a re 

'q to 

©very c o ^ r ex o n — b o m 

40 th

e ;o 'a n ruddy brow o. 

K you 'd 

Ice to be

- 0 f i rs t *o w e a r "■'s

su m m e r ’s c - ■

se

-se® o u r *'0 w

Beach

*s n j

I i^c

-^oday.

IJUM 

i . t s a e . t i
m T i v u c h M s
t m h rn *«rt« s i i n itSiK

S i n g l e fi nd d o n 1 ' c .br ens* cd m o d e l s , w i t h pin I * 

a n d s p o r t h a c k s . . . $ 1 5 .5 0 .

Palm Brach slacks in J dr , , , $4.75.

, 

, 

p l i n e to t h e S p a r t a n r e a l i z a t i o n t h a t f a c t s 
. 
e 
it m u - t 

. 
m u s t b e - a c * d , n a 
OCCUpym g 
l e i s u r e hours w i t h o u t coat, Of 
d e v o t i n g e a r n i n g s to e s s e n t i a l s and not to 
f ril ls . It is a man-.-ize pro ble m for youth 
,, 
a n d age a . . k e . It is o n e t h a t w e xvii 
• n a v e 
t o s o l v e . — D A L L A S M O R N I N G N E W S .

mu a r - 

, 

^ 
T ru*te«s o f eastern college* and u n iv e r s itie s will
go to school at a special c o n fe r e n c e o n th eir prob-
.ems to be held a* L a fa y e tt e C ollege. 

ft

T he U n iv e r - i t y o f M innesota'* sch ool o f a g r .c u b V>wn ’
I 

ta re . first o f its kind 
- 

in the U . S., c ele b r a ted the 
I. 
_
It is
a school to help fa r m e r s im prove fa r m in g methods.

. L 
— 
 
f sis f o u n d i n g t hi s m o n t h . 

th a n n iv e r s a r y 

i L . 
 

'. 
tnar. o A

1 ( 

, 

J 

. . 

D O R U T H Y G E B A U E R ,

d ean o f w om en .

The TOGGERY

2 3 1 0 G U A D A L U P E

J . I . R O S E

! t h e w o r k in w h i c h D r , R a i n e y 

A* th ey bean o n o u r “ r n e y ” c a m p u a h i c k s ! 

nod tho

truth.

sun

The

STARS OF SPORT

T h e stars are o u t - i n fu ll array 

W e m ean the stars that shine by day

(th e Stars of Sport)

T h ere’s Sam m y Snead and R unyan (Paul) 

W e can’t b egin to nam e them all

(our tim e is short)

T h e stars are o u t—and every day 

It’s Palm Beach Slacks that help their play 

(a n d keep them cool)

W e’re sh o w in g them in N a s s a u B lue 

In W icker S h a d e -so m e sm art w h i t e s , too

(fo r 'round the pool)

T h e y ’re cut for com fort—cu t for style 

T h e y 'll outw ear others by a m ile

( rn idle boast)

N o w note the p r ic e -th e n com e and see 

W e prom ise you that you’ll agree

(they're m oney’s most)

Palm Beach Slacks

id75

P alm Beach Suits, <15. 50 • P d m Beach E te m n g F o rm a l, $ 18. 50

S H V thou in f ...a t your /a t tr it e clothier: 

GOODALL COMPANY • CINCINNATI, OHIO

 T U E S D A Y . A P K H 4. 1 9 3 9

Sweethearts, Alumni 

 

Dine at Greek Houses

m a t t F T T Q U E B E D E A U X 
, M A L I ^ T T - Q L E B - D E A X X 
F r a t e r n i t i e s e n t e r t a i n e d a t d i n n e r this wee k- e nd f o r visiting sweet- Miss Chloe Le e Q u e b ed e a ux 
t he U ni ve r s i t y S w e e t h e a r t nominees, a n d al umni back on the E d w a r d F r a n k Ma.let:, 

ex-stu*
de n t s of t he Uni ver si t y, Sunday
Delta Chi f r a t e r n i t y had as gues t s S u n d a y a t d i nn er M a j o r J. R- Rt the home o f t he bride' s par-
j | r a n d Mrs. VV. A. Quebe- 

P a r t en , c h a i r m a n of the Bo ar d of Repent s, a n d Mrs. P an t o n; Bu rt 

he a r t s 
ca mpu s f o r Ro un d- Up . 

_____________________ 

 

 

 

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r_ 
i d C i n g 

. I 
t / / 6 J U D

C 

P h o n e 2 - 2 4 7 3 

T H E P A T L Y T P Y A X — — P h o n e 2 - 2 4 7 3

T h e F i r s t C n l l r r j e D a f f y In t h e S o u t h

P A G E F I V E

D E L T A T A U S T E A K F R Y 

MISS M A T U L A V I S I T S

H u g h Shields, n at io nal comp- 

C o n s t a n c e Matula, 1938 grad- 
tr oller of D e l t a T a u Delt a f r a t e r - u at e of t he D e p a r t m e n t of J o u r ­
t he T ex a s c h a p t e r nalism, visited in Austin Sunday. 
n e y , visited 
S a t u r d a y and S unday. Mr. Shields, She was on her way 
her 
K e n n e t h P e n f o r d , t r av el i n g secre- home, Run ge , to Tyler, w h er e she
will be employed as a s si s t a nt so­
ci ety e di to r of the T yl e r Courier- 
Times.

t a r y who has been her e for a week, 
and Billy Russell and Gail Shults, 
al umni , w er e e n t e r t a i n e d S u n da y 
Miss M a t u la was a n i g ht soci-
with a lunch at 
f r a t e r n i t y
house and a s teak f r y on the River ety e d i t o r on the T e x a n , a n d was 
the Sardine,
we s t o f Austin. 

last y ea r of 

! edi tor 

f r o m 

t he 

Scottish Rite Dormitory year­
book. She was also a member of
Alpha Delta Pi sorority and the
Girls’ Glee Club.

EASTER CARDS

a t 

th®

Texas Book Store

Dyke, business m a n a g e r of 
t h e *
T ex as S t u d e n t P u b li c a t i on s ; J a m e s 
P a r ke , pr o f es s o r of d r a m a : Dr. 
H. T. P ar li n, a c t i ng pr esi d e nt of 
the Universit y* Ray Lee, s t a t e di­
r e c t o r of the N a t i o n a l E m e r g e n c y 
Council; and E d w a r d Silk of Wi c h ­
i ta Falls.

Wh e n Be ta T h e t a Pi f r a t e r n i t y 
ce l e b r a t e d S w e e t h e a r t Day S a t u r ­
day, it e n t e r t a i n e d a t d i n n e r the 
' ’b it i ng s w e e t h e a r t s of six S o u t h ­
w e s t e r n universi ties, 
the L n i \ e r - 
sity of Te x a s S w e et h e ar t , the f ou r 
^ . ’Diversity 
s w e e t h e a r t nominees, 
and t h e i r escorts.

S we e t h e a r t s and escorts were 
as follows: Miss A n n Hu g h st o n 
of 
and N o r m a n V a n d e r w o u d e 
S M U.; Miss Ma r y Lucille S t e­
vens of Rice a n d Wa l l a ce Lawson 
of T e xa s ; Miss M a r t h a Ceil Gra ves 
and Russell Hens c h of T.C'.LV,
Miss E dy t h Mc Dona l d and Sam 
Boyd of Ba yl or ; Miss M a r i l y n 
Campbell of T ex a s S t at e College 
f or W o m e n , 
f rom 
A A M . , and Bob Ri chardson of 
A &M.; Miss L a u r a Lee of A r k a n ­
sas and Bill F a r r a r of T e x a s ; -lean 
C r a n b e r r y a n d J. B. G r i f f it h o.
The U n i ve r si t y of Texas.

s w e e t h e a r t 

The f o u r n om i ne e s in t he u n i ­
ver sit y r ace a n d t h e i r escorts we r e 
Connie Del a van a n d Billy McDu- 
ga!d. Eloise DuBoi s and Roy Bain,
Ma r j or ie O s bo r ne 
and Geor ge 
a n d Hel e n Ra t h b o ne 
J u n e n m n , 
and Cl ar k T ho mps on.

Six s w e e t h e a r t s and 

t h r e e of 
the n o mi ne es wer e e n t e r t a i n e d at 
lunch S u n d a y by Chi Phi f r a t e r ­
nity. Miss DuBois was in t he hos­
pital, an d Miss Campbell bad 
to 
r et ur n to school. O t h e r g u e s t s a t 
dd jfvh we r e K a t h e r i n e Hi ghams, 
jmi n c i s Me rr i tt , Lois S tar key ,
Jo h n s t o n ,
J e a n n e Gr a ce y , R u t h 
D or ot hy Schnei der . Beth Harris.
Lidi Pi ct on, H o u s t o n ; Elizabeth 
S tef ani , Ma r y H a r d i n - B a y l o r ; Mrs.
J. Godar d, G al ve s t on ; 
-Miss 
L. 
b e u l a h Go dar d, G al ve s t on; Mrs 
W M McGi vney, Gal ve st on ; and 
Mr. and Mrs. Zay Smith, Houston.

t u n o f 

Ol i vi a de H a v i l l a n d it f a c i n g 
t h e i e e a r l y s p r i ng 
t he 
in a p o w d e r b l u e c r e p e 
d a y t 
f r o c k , 
b u t t o n - d o w n - t h e - f r o n t 
d i s t i n g u i s h e d b y 
its c l e v e r us e 
o f t uc ks . B a n d s o f t u c k s f r o m 
t he s h o u l d e r s f o r m a y o k e a n d 
r e l e a s e 
t h e 
s l e n d e r 
f r o n t , w h i l e a n u l t r a 
w a i s t l i n e 
t he 
t uc k s . 
us e o f a n o t h e r b a n d o f 
R o u g h n a v y b l u e s t r a w m a k e s 
her 
s ai l or, 
t r i m m e d w i t h s a u c y p o l k a dot 
t a f f e t a h o w .

is a c h i e v e d by 

f u l l n e s s a c r o s s 

y o u t h f u l 

B r e t o n 

t he 

M o n ito r C lu b W o n d e rs 
It You Ever W o n d e re d

Wedding
❖ Bells *

Women Voters Hear Student; 
Doty Speaks to Rotarians Today

Blas Mike Salinas, U n i v e r s i t y s t u d e n t f r o m Laredo, will apeak to

l ^ e ^or e*Sm policy g r o u p of t h e L e a g u e 
p e M I n t e r v e n t i o n 

i n L a t i n - A m e r i c a 

of W o m e n Veters 
a t 3:30 o clock Tuesday 

on “ Euro-
a t 
t h e

.0 y M C A

Y.M.C.A. 

Salinas w o n a c a mpu s or at or i ca l co nt e s t last year with a discussion

, 

.

.

.

of this subject . He h as br ough - 
it up to dat e this year. The pub-
lie is invited.

R O T A R Y C L U B

ti eaux a t 2107 Scenic Drive.
I Mrs. Ma l l e t ! will cont inue her 

The Aum in Civic S ym p h o n y Or- 
the s ub j e ct of a 
work as s u pe rvi s or f o r the N.Y.A. c h e s t r l will be 
talk by Dr. E. William Doty, d ea n 
resident p r o j ec t in Blinn Memo- 
rial College a t Br e n h a m until the 0f the College of Fine Art s, a' 
p r o j e c t is c o mp l et ed in J un e . She 
the Rotary Club l un c he on T u e s d a y 
received h e r m a s t e r of a r t s degr ee at 12:15 o ’clock a t t he Oi l ski n 
the U ni ver si t y, havi ng ma- Hotel. Dr. C. F. A r r o w cod, pr o- 
f r o m 
fessor of the h i s t or y a n d philoso- 
j o r ed a n d m i no r e d for degrees in 
both ed u ca t i on a n d English. She phy of educ at ion, is c h a i r m a n o 

' served as a ct i ng r e g i s t r a r for the 

the p ro gr am commi t t ee .

t he j u n i o r high school 

Uni ver si t y of San Antonio and D E L T A K A P P A G A M M A 
t a u g h t in 
“ T ea che r T e n u r e ” will be dis­
high cussed by Dr. B. F. P i t t e n g o r , 
at H e a r n e a n d t he 
school a t Li be rt y Hill. She was of- dean of the 'School of E d u c a ti on , 
the m e e t i ng of Del t a K a p p a 
fice s e c r e t a r y f or 
and the Y.M.C.A. last y ea r while Gamma, h o no r ar y educ at ion 
fra- 
t e r m l y f or wo men, at t he F a cu l t y 
comnleGng h e r w o r k a t the Uni- 
Wo m e n ’s Club at 7:30 o ’clock
O r a l l y . 

the Y.W.C.A. a t 

senior 

design 

in e ng i n ee ri ng a t the 

Mr. M a l l e t s son of E dw ar d Ma!- We d nes day night, 
lett of* 4008 A ve nu e C. received Z E T A A L U M N A E 
his degr ee 
Zeta T au Al pha a l u mn a e will 
University, a n d is now senior as- meet at t h e ho me of Mrs. W. M. 
an d Thor nt on, 2502 J a r r e t t A ve n u e , 
s i s tant e n g i n e e r in 
cos t r uc t i on f o r t he city of Hous- We dnes day n i g h t at 7: 30 o’cl t ck .
Hostesses will be Mesdames O. D.
J. A. 
J. T. Bowman, 
Weeks, 
D A G G E T T - S I M O N D S — Miss Par ker , J. W. Peavy and F r e d 
J o n e s 
t he p r o ­

to Upchur ch. Mrs. H e r m a n 
the 

Ka t he ri ne F ra n c e s Simonds 
Dan WT 001 ridge D a g ge t t , ex-stu- will be 
dent, in Alice, F r i d a y, March 24. gram.
Dr. D a g g e t t was g r a d u a t e d f rom U K H U W W A T - l - S H A R O F
the U n i v e r s i t y 
ceived his d oct or of medicine de- officers 
gr ee f r o m 
School in Dallas.

t h e B a yl or Medical 

in 1929, and 

le ade r o f 

re- 

of 

The meeti ng f o r the el ection of 
I k h u ww at - I- S h a r o f 
was postponed f ro m last S u n d a y 
because of 
the R o und - l p until 
the first S u n d ay a f t e r the E a s t e r 
holidays. 
of 
new me mber s will t a k e place a* 
t h a t time.

i nit iat ion 

F or ma l 

Theta Xi Gives 
Annual Picnic

Ruth Hull Gets Cup 
A t Alpha Phi Party

Rut h Hull, senior, was a w a rd ed 
t h e cup for being 
the hest all- 
a r o u n d girl in Alpha Phi sor ori ty 
a t the chapter s b anque t for a l u m ­
n ae , actives, and pledges S a t u r ­

and 

bei ng 

table 
flowers 

d a y nigh: in the Marie Ant o i ne t t e 
Room of the Stephen F. Austin 
Hotel.
decorations wer e 
The 
spr ing 
egg 
E a s t e r 
in 
howls. Hard boiled E a s t e r eggs 
served as placards 
f avor s 
wer e c a mb filled E as t er baskets.
Eugeni a Worley was a w a r d e d 
t h e pledge cup for 
the 
y e a r ’s btst pledge. The Ma ry 
Grace Milam Memorial Cup 
f or 
t he senior with tho highest g r ad e s 
was given to Janis P a r k e r . P a t t i 
Nolen was awa r d e d a jewel g u a r d 
the Alpha Phi Mo th er s ’ Club 
by 
f or having 
pledge 
the highest 
grade*. Scholarship plates w er e 
given 
Pai nt e r , and Sue Bates.
Toast - wore given 
new 

by 
Rut h 
S t u a r t 
pr esi de nt . 
Elizabeth P a i n t e r ; by Eli z ab e t h 
P ai nt e r to Mrs. Eva P r e n d e r g a s t . 
chaper on: by Vir ginia F r e e m a n to 
th*' f reshmen; Sue Bates, to the 
sophomore*; Connie Kisten to the 
j uni or s; Jo J o ne s t o the seniors; 
Martha Dr a per 
t h e a l umn a e ? | 
to 
and Joyce Wickline to the pledges. ,

to Peggy Webb, E li z ab e t h ■■ 

the 

to 

Five Co-Eds to Assist 
A t Ladies C lu b Party

T h e t a Xi f r a t e r n i t y held its a n ­
nu al p o s t- Rou nd- Up picnu- S u n ­
day a f t e r n o o n . A f t e r a bar becue
Five Uni ver si t y st ud e n t s. M a r y
inia p u j Be t t y S ca r f f , N a n c y 
d i n n e r t h e g ues t s p layed baseball v - 
The seed t h a t was t a k e n f r o m 
and swam. The following guests Brown) Be t t ye J a n e Gr i ff i th s , and
we r e p r e s e n t :
the grave of E x -G ov e r n o r H og g 
Betty Hill, will assist a t t he Uni- 
in Oakwood Ce me t e r y in Austin, 
versify Ladies Club open house 
C o n n i e D e l a v a n 
D o r o t h y F a r m e r 
the nursed in the h or ti c u l t ur e depart.- 
We d ne s da y f r o m 4 
L u c i a M i l l e r 
Uni ver si t y Club, 2304 S a n A n - me nt at A.&M . a n d t h e n t r an s - 
L a u r a P a t t o n 
£0n j0 
side of
M a v i * M u r r a y
t h e 
ls

to 
d e c o r a t e Governor H o g g s s t a tu e on 

Memorial Tree 
Blooms Beside Statue

M a r y A n n e J o n e s 
V e r l y n n H e n n i g e r 
M a r y H a n k i n s 
J e a n n e B e n t , S t .

t he r eception r oo m a n d lime sher- University 
i m c i c l l ^ w v h *■....... 

f l ower s will 

the n o r t h 

to 8 a t 

; planted 

Spring 

L o u i s 

• 

R o s e m a r y S c o t t 
H e l e n S h u d d e
J a m i e F r a s e r 
B e t t y J e a n T e n n i s o n ^ 

. . . . . . --------- 
c a ^ e5 w i l l b e s e r v e d 

,

f r o m I b r e a k i n g 
l i l i e s 

ca mp us 
i n t o bud.
Whe n Gov er nor H o r * 

in 

r e a l , z e d

H , d , D . i P n n t . 
Harlan Clark 
K e i t h F o r e m a n , 

H o u s t o n 

E d w a r d R o c k e f e l l e r ,

H o u s t o n 

J . C. S h e f f i e l d ,
H o u s t o n 

L o u i s R e n f r e w ,

H o u s t o n 
B u d D o u g l a s

n 

t a b l e w a t e r e d w i t h E a s t e r 

a n , his 

Un a li.vV, Low, an,. 
J w b i t e c a n d l e s i n silver c a n d e l a b r a .
Mrs Leo Havn e s , c h a ir m an of
hostesses, will be assisted 
in a r ­
r a n g e m e n t s by Mesdames L. L. 
Click, H. A. Calkins, E. C. Ba rk er , 
W. H. Irons, W. W. H or nb er ge r ,
I v*. 
. 
| C. D. Rice, a n d A. B. Cox, a m l i 
Misses Mary Decherd and Anni e 01 1 
Hill.

ii. ■■''•“ ’I ” • 

” 

. . . p r o a r h i n * Heath, ha

'I d o n ’t w a n t , when I die, an y 
cold marbl e placed at the head of 
I w a n t a s o f t -shelled 
my grave, 
Texas pecan 
t he re , 
and a t the f oo t a r e g u la r w a l nu t , 
and when t h e y b e a r f r u i t I w a n t
i Un n u t - sent out to the f a r m er s
t he y may plant, and

t r e e placed 

* 

t he y will do it.”

The t r e e in Oakwood C e me t er y
is h e a ri ng f r u i t and the f a r m e r s
t he nuts and plan 
t he r e x

them. 

, 1

i s f e w y ea r s t he n u ts 

P e r ha p s within 
rn 

- 

, 

g

We sl e y Nite will be We dn e s da y 
night f r o m 7:45 to 8:30 o’clock at 
the Univer sit y Methodist Church
A f t e r w a r d s plans f or next y e a r I var sit y Me t hodi st Church* who 

Wesley Bible Chair of t h e Uni- 

DR. H A L L I M PR OV ED 

v ‘ ” I VV C B I C J T 

4.* A v v « i v / M * 0 v 

v l i a i i 

I 

Dr. C. W. Hall, d ir ec to r of the ma y g a t h e r 

i will be ma de by 
group, since this will be tne last David 8 Hospital, m s c o nu i u u n 
me e t i ng f o r this school year. 

Tig- gr oup, since this will be the l a s t ’ Davi d’s Hospital. His condition p l a n t e d a n d G o ve r nor 
 
l e a izei

 
* is r ep or t ed as s o me wh a t i mpr oved. I wi ! hi* f o l k 

discussion; jH 0f p neu mo ni a, 

in St. I on t he I rn versify ca mp us 

is still 

t h e 

7

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ogg s vus 

.

J e x a n C lassified A d Section

Dancing

Lost and Pound

Typing

L E A R N T O D A N C E 
C l a * * e » ; M o n d a y s & T h u r s d a y s 7 : 8 0 p m . 
A N N E T T E D O V A L D A N C I N G S C H O O L 
1 0 8 W e s t I i 
K. C. H a l l 

P h . 2 - m 4

L O S T : 4 m o n t h * ol d 

l i g h t 

t a n

c o c k e r s p a n i e l p u p . H a l f o f 

m i s s i n g . F i n d e r c a l l 2 - 3 3 3 1 

f o r 

r i g h t e a r 
r e wa r i *

ma

Moni t or Club m e t S u n d ay night ^ ‘4K^ ' ^ ,yon
a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ar- virginia Rainey

sigma Alpha E> ; ^ % orrigon P e g g y Locke and

I* 
onR Mrs Zav Smitn, n o u s i o n . I 
r. 
a n d Mrs. 
a i l . , f r a t e r n i t i e s e n t e r t a i n i n g 1 
Ut ne r I r a v e n u v w 
i r a z e r n i t i i , 
Ot he r 
t u e s t s a t d i n n e r b unaa > w er e m c r e . 
following: 

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W o n d e r ? ” Game s w e r e 

J 
J u d i t h A l l e n
-i-ir,,* mon H e n n e b e r g e r an d discussed a Kith.Mn n a r k
n.aime«ra L u r ,
 
Trv«». s.iiv Duncan
p r o g r a m ent itled “ Did Yo u E v er Sally Duncan
A r m i n t a Cart!
.
by Mar(taret whi
H e l e n C o n e 
H e l e n J o h n s o n 
V e l m a 
E d w i n a A k i n 
T e s s C h a r l t o n 
D o r i s M c C u l l o u g h 
L o u i s e A n d r e w s 
F r a n c e * S i m p s o n

Holmes and t h e g r ou p ma de cr epe 
p a p e r E a s t e r bonnet s.

r g a r e t W h i t e 

J i mmi e 

.
.
led 

J o h n s o n 

Mrs. 

r t e r

 

to
y ire*ret stanford ; S a m m y F r e eh , Mr. a n d Mrs. Hen-
n ebe r ger , M a r t h a A n n H e n n e b e r -
Mary Margaret 

R e f r e s h m e n t s we r e served 

H o y
M a r g a r e t B a t t a 
J e a n M o r o n e y 
M r . a n d M r s . J e r r y

Hr . a n d M r s . H . C. M r s

C o r t e s 

J o s e p h i n e H o u s t o n 
C a r o l i n e B r o w n l e e 
D o r i s D i c k i n s o n 
P a t i e n c e C h a n c e 
M r s . A. I. 
J e r r y O w e n 
C a r o l y n H u t c h i n s 
M a r g a r e t D a r b y
K a t h e r i n e H a i r . . H o n J a n e B i c k e r 

F i n n e g a n

r a t t a n 

S i g m a N u 

C o n s t a n c e G o s s e t t 

H e n n e b e r g e r , 

ger, Mr. and Mrs. J i mmi e Holmes, W E S L E Y N I T E 
W a y n e 
Locke, P a t t i McDaniel, 
Roye, Mr. a n d Mrs. 
A n n 
M a r t h a 

Pegg y 
Leroy 
E a r l 
E.
Swanson,

I I I v e s t a l l y 

i n t ? 

Beryl Ti gnor , and M a r g a r e t 

M a r y J a m e s S D * . 

B a y C i t y 

M a r y C l a i r e D e n m a n 
G r a c e I n n ! *

M a r y A n n a M o r t o n M a r y L o a S t u a r t 
M r s A S. M o r t o n M r * . M a r g a r e t 

i . - y - S i m s ,

F s g g v V o i e r a 
S a r a C a v e 
R u t h B o w e r s 
C i s s y L i g o n 

l or . A « . i t o
K a t h e r i n e B o o t y
F r a n c e s H a r m
H a z e ; P i p p a
E l i z a b e t h S t a n f o r d

nor.

P h i K a p p a P a .

G l e n n A p p l i n g 
V i r g i n i a Gibson 
Tm *» I /I V» 
T 
J a n e T a y l o r 
El i ) * 
t e m p l e 
K V i l a P r u d e 
" r*h Kila WMT- 

h u m 

S a r a h P e n n i n g t o n
M a r g a r e t H a i l
S t o v e r

i
L o u i s e H o p k i n s
M a r y L o u i s e W a r e
M i l d r e d I r k s
F r a n c e s P t s k

M o n e t t e M c K e n z i e M r - A. E . H a y w a r d .
D o r i s B i l l i n g s 

A m a r i l l o

B e t a T h e t a P i 

J a n e R i c e 
®| r i a n e l l B r i l 

P « t * y O l a e n
M a r t h a L e i l a M a r -
t i n , H i l l s b o r o 

L a u r a S a m e s
J e a n M e i n e r s
A n i t a A k e , S M T .
f l a w M i m 
A A M
T o m R i c h a r d * A A M .
D o n a l d M a r k l e .
G a l v e s t o n 

A l i c e A m N i t s r h k e 
D a w n B l a i r 
E l i z a b e t h J o n e s 
A n i t a C h u m n e y 
K a t h e r i n e K l e b e r g 
J a n e B u r n *
H * l * n R o b i n s o n 
M i l s * V a u g h a n
D o r o t h y B a i t 
M a r g a r e t . B a r r h a r d
M a r y N a i l G i l m o r e M r . a n d M r * . B u r - 
D o r o t h y B u c k l e y 
M a r y L e w i s S c o t t 
D o r o t h y D a y 
E u # E d w a r d * 
K a t h r y n S p e r - a 
N o r m a W i n a n *

A r t h u r N e w t o n ,
S a n A n t o n i o

H e r b e r t C a r t w r i g h t , 

D r . H e n r y W . H a r *

p e r . A u » t i n

we l l I ’*>pe

G a l v e s t o n

S i g m a P h i E p s i l o n 

S c h n e i d e r 

D o r o t h y D e r
W i l l i a m U t l e y , D a l -

M a n t e e E d o i n s 
M a r y L y n n O r t 
M a r i a n 
B e r t h a S c a r b o r o u g h W a l d o L i t t l e , D a l l a *
F r a n c e * H a r r i s o n 
G l o r i a G r a h a m 
D o r o t h y M i l l e r , 

B e r t h a J o h n s o n ,

H o u s t o n

l a*

M r . a n d M r * . F r e d
K o r t h , D e l i a *

D e n t o n 

C h a r l e s K r a u s e , 

M r . a n d Mr * .
L l o y d M a n n
M a r y L o u s e J o n e s , M r * . J a m e s T.

H o u s t o n 

H o u s t o n 

R o u n d t r e e

D e l t a T a u D e l t a

L i l a S t o n e B u c k - 

a l o o 

M a r y 

J i l i a V o n 

B l u c h e r 

M * r g i * A r n L y l e

r® ii 

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a r y K. S m a l l 
S ie S p i v e y 

R o * e P o o l e 
3a t t y S u e V a l - n t i n e 
Kl 
M a r t h a J o n e s 
A n n C a m p b e l l 
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u n S t r o u d 
i r g i m a F o r d 
E l o i s e S i m m o n s 
A n n P a i n t e r 
F r a n c e * D i l l e y 
A n n e F i n c h 
N o r m a S h e e h y 
F l o r e n e J o n e s

ton

H u g h S h i e l d s , 
d i a n a p o l i s 

I n ­

K e n P e n i f o l d , B o u l ­

d e r , C o l o .
A l c e r t S y d n e y 

J o h n s o n . D a l l a s 
B o n n i e R u t h T a y l o r 
E a n e M e r e d i t h ,

H l i l s h o r o 

M r 

s o d M r * . I r v i n g 

V. M c D a n i e l * , 
A t l a n t a l , G a .

J a m e s D o u g l a s A r ­

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F l a t o n i a 
A u s t i n M o s e l e y , 
N o r m a n , O k l a .

2 - 3 4 1 9 .

I mogen* D u i e r s‘adt 

r f K e r r ­
the Univer sit y 
ville, s t u d e n t in 
la=t y ea r , will «pend 
the E a s t e r 
lolidays w i t h El i z abe t h W har to n, 
l ophomore s t u d e n t f rom Austin.

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three of Madame Slaviansky's Mr. Gable and the Mrs. 

Ex-Vogue Editor Says Murals 
In Federal Buildings Aid Art

New horizons in A m eric an art achieved by the in te r e s t of the g o v e m - 
n* m artistic m ovem ent* w ere discussed by M-s. Helen Appie- 
Rcad, *x-a«sociate a r t e d i t o r o f V ogue M agazine, a*, a lecture in 

-he <tr~h;lecture Building: a u d i to r iu m last night.

.. m o v e m en t to b e a u tif y Federal buildings is no t new. fo r govern - 

a r c h .le c tu r e 

has 

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S O U T H T E X A S E X E S

A r t h u r Le F ev re J r . o f H ous­
ton and R o b e rt J. W ilkinson and 
R o b e rt A nd erso n of B ay C ity w ere

TUESDAY. APRIL 4. 1939

Noel, P a t Kepple, W a i t e r Ju re sk i,
J a c k N esto r, and B e n e d ic t Ja n e k .
H elen Cobb a - slated in th e di­
re c tio n of th e play, and B e rn a rd 
B rand? was in ch a rg e of th e stage 
an d e ff e c ts ,

R o u nd-U p visitors. Mr. Le F e v r e ,
now e d i to r of the T e x a c o 
Star* 
m o n th ly m a g az ine p u b lished b y 
•he T exas Oil C om p an y , r e c e iv e 4 ^ 
his d e g r e e in 1913; a n d Mr. Mri l j 
kinson a n d Mr. A n d e r so n received 
t h e ir d e g r e e s in 1938.

Original Russian Chorus Sing

T h ere w e r e only t h '* * o f M * J*rr,« S l* v i.n * k y ’« origin*! R ^ w » n 
c h o r a l t h a t sang: in a «ma!i room in th* F e d e r a t e f l u b Build nsr: 
M a dam e h erself. who d r e w unb eh e v x b l* ton a l #ff* *• from a e b o n s 
of collage singers; M m M a ra S lav.ansky, bar d a u g h ter, whoa** whit# 
finger* c a f r n d the p ia no a o c o m p a n tm a n t an d whoa# flash m g Mark

th a t has 

th* a a r ’s a t t e r , -♦ 

eye* challenged 
t i o n ; and Jo h n B o o tm k o with a 
hoom ing basso 
h e m 
b ea rd by m a n y ratio n * . B ut they g%vt 
C* t r i e d a n o r d i n a r y g r o u p o f sing- 
e r « from S o u th w este rn T*niver*:*.v 
in G eo rg eto w n to a height u n b e ­
lievable f o r such a group.

in 

soloist* 

T here w ere 

*eniv r v '
t o gc 

th# 
group, b u t outaide of E dw ard 
-arried
3 row . 
affect.
“ Going Horn*” 
t h e r e w ere none to co m pare wit 
the voice* of the U niversity i Bon 
nj* Ruth T a y lo r, Carrot!* P a . mer 
Frar.k G a rd n e r, or Cane Hemml* 
bu* 
t h o r ; 
effect* 
achieved even more rem a rka ble .

this only made 

fine Rn 

this 

the 

O pening w th Grief** “ R ecog­
nition of Land.*' the gro u p pre 
th a 
t e n te d a balanced p ro g ra m 
included D e tt 'f “ U e t e n 
the 
to 
L a m b s * a C t#ch folk song. “ Li 
c 
tu n e 
a 
“ Kohza.” “ The Song of Ma--a 
ch u se * * * .’■ and a closing chorus 
r f “ B h iebonn #1 *.*’

Da rem ’ 

Russian 

L aura Kell Key b r o u g h t charm 
and a w ell-trained if u ndev eloped 
soprano vole* to S tra u ss s ’ Blue 
D s n u b e .” and C harles F rie s 
led 
an excellent, mixed rho**: a r r a n g e ­
m ent r f “ Old Man River,” from 
“ S h o w b o a t ” Mr 
th o u g h 
lacking th e voice tim b e r o f I ’a i­
mer, who is a f o r m e r soloist with 
the g ro u p , wa* s a tia fa c to ry in th e 
a s signm e nt.

» I e * , 

The Grieg n u m b e r that opened

" ~ " ~

tnr group 

pro gra m and “ K o b ra ,” an ImL 
, aV;on nf a U krainian In stru m en t. 
the best oppor- 
* j r,tty to «h- w the rem a rk a b le e f ­
. j r ;t y . 0 #hr w t he r e m a r k a b l e ef-
fects ‘ha? Madame can d ra w from 
th* h u m a n vote*. 
The Russian 
technique, 
th** mad* h e r o r g a n ­
ize* ion one of the f .ne** choruses 
ir. the world a t One time, achieve* 
a r e s o n a n t softness tha* drops to 
an unb eliev ably 
and 
carries ou t to the hack of the » j. 
ditori urn.

low p ir h 

Mi** Slat an sky was forced to 
‘ake p a rt only as an accom panist 
due to a sore th ro a t, and due to 
the small au d ito riu m only f o r t y ­
five nf 
the chorus of sixty-two 
singers were presented. Also the 
six* of the room made it. impos­
sible 
th e best 
num ber* of their r e p e r to i r e such 
as “ Plum e Gras*," and “ - o n g of 
the Volga B o a tm a n ,”

to give some of 

The only q u a rre l we have with 
the o r g a n iz a ti o n t* th a t 
it* p r o ­
g ram d id n 't include more Russian 
songs a n d costum es and ’hat. they 
to H ogg Memorial 
don ’t come 
A uditorium 
replace some of 
to 
the much in f e r io r p ro g ra m s th a t 
are 
dis* 
ta ne es.

im ported 

i*r e*’ 

from 

T he p ro g ra m was sponsored by 
th* A ustin D istrict Music T e a c h ­
er*’ Association

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t h e i r o n e d a y h o n e y m o o n 

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M A S T E R ’ S M U S I C

Th* 

tw o concluding 

act* of 
V erd i’s “ Otello” will be play**! 
T u e s d a y a f te rn o o n at 4 ;15 n eb* k 
m Main Building JI' I, one >f 

e
r o tu n d , Mala* bro w sin g rooms, on the “ Music or
record
c o n c e r t. Th* p rog ra m s are open

la th* M l l U r . ” phonograph 

h S e a t a g 

d u r ­
to stu 

r e n t of sub-let th e ir homes 
ing 
the S u m m er Session 
d e n is ami visiting te a c h e rs should bom a Kid.” W ith J a m e s C a gn ey, 
nr t if v th e office of the Dean of H u m p h re y B ogart, a n d Rosem ary 
S t u d e n t Life a* soon as possible, 
F e a t u r e b eg ins a t l l , 12:51,
to 2:42, 4 :33, 6 :2 4 , 8 :1 5 , a n d 10:06 
R R H i bottom J r * assistant 
the dean of student life, -aid Mon- o’clock.

P A R A M O U N T . — “ T h e Okla

S EE D E A N TO SUB L E T

F a c u l ty m em bers w ho plan 

to 

Where to Go

Passion Play Given 
By Newman Club

sacred music 

“ The W ay of Sorrow?,” a p a s­
sion pla y by F r e d J. K aren, was 
p re se n te d by 
the Newman Club 
S u n d a y n ig h t in St A u stin ’* a u d i­
to riu m .
A 

c o n c ert pre- 
nel George E. 
ceded th e play. Colo 
:he L onghorn 
H u r t , direc to r of I 
j solo of Gou- 
B and, played a violii 
E d w a rd H at- 
nod s “ Ave M aria.” 
ns” by F a u re . 
field sa n g “ The Pair 
the progra m 
O th e r selections on 
ung by Pal
w e r e “ I he Rosary ’
O ’K eefe and “ Tho Lost C hord,” 
. an- 
a soxophone solo by Randle 
kersley. R e citations w ere 
also 
given by Violet A kem eyer and 
Louise M artin.

The ca st of the tw o-act r e li g ­
.Jo h n n y 
ious d ra m a , d irected by 
includes Rachel, an old 
Coselli, 
K Linz; Ja s- 
blind w om an, Ms 
T eren ce Fla- 
par, an adopted I 
Je su s, 
hiv e; Mary, M 
the
K a th e r in e A. Fi 
Beloved Disciple, Howard B y e rs; 
n a r r a t o r , Tom Un ?; soldiers, mob, 
etc., M ary A. Morrey, N o re en

■>r of 
t t i John, 

T e x a s!)
w B ia £ g r a ^

♦ ON L 

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A*

i n li e r the T r e a s u r y D e p a r t - 
r e the d a y s o f G eorge
r.g*or T he T r e a s u r y is th e 
m en’a! ag e n c y 
con-
/ an d d e s ig n in g its b u ild ­
e d 
is p r o b a b ly th e la rg e s t
<*ct *ral client in the w orld, 

f o r 

g to Mr*. Read.
the 

are 

ideal fo rm of 
- such d e c o ratio n b ecause 

it 
th e ® 
rtist to best 

is possible 
display 

f o r 
t r u e 
af d a c e rta in q u a lity akin 
a) or dem o cratic id e a ’, 
f forts of m u ral have al- 
al!e!ed tim es of g r e a t br -
th e r religious, 
Fif- 
( e n t u r y Daly, o r social, a? 
n tie th C e n tu r y A m eric a, 

as in 

: 

ti %, Read.

the M exicans o ur a r ti s ts 
earned th a t a m u ral can be 
an j u s t a piece of a r t — it 
he a p e r f e c t collab o ratio n 
a r t i s t and sculptor. Mex- 
rt has also proved th e f a c t 
tate s u p p o r t of 
can 
. -}r it a renaissance.

a r t 

Rf ad feels t h a t th e gov- 
r-r.t’s in te r e s t in a r t will pu*h 
a rtis tic 
n a tio n a l 
u .| 
-ort, an d m a k e A m e ric a 

the 

a1 m inded.”
maxing her discussion, Mrs.
wed slides of f am o u s in u ­
rn F ed era l buildings th r o u g h - 
m United S ta te s. O f spe- 
i lite rest w ere th e two work* 
Lockwood, U n iv e r s ity 
\K
of a r t, which a re in th e 
office at W a sh in g to n , D. C. 
Read r e f e r r e d to these w orks, 
arf* pure frescoes, as p o l ­
ar th<* t r u e realism and ieon- 

igi ap

of th e saga.

Edward Silk, e x -stu d e n t 

fro m
his 
Wichita Falls, r e t u r n e d 
home by plane 
a f t e r
-pending the R ound-U p w eek-end
at

the D elta Chi house.

S u n d a y 

to 

U H M

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S T A T E ,— '“ S p irit o f C u lv e r.” 
W ith Ja c k ie C oope r a n d F re d d ie 
Bartholo m ew . F e a t u r e 
sta rt* at 
l l , 12:50, 2 :4 0 , 4 :30, 6 :2 0 , 8:10, 
and IO o’clock. 

( F i r s t d a y .)

Q U E E N .— “ T o rc h y B lan* 

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and B arton M o l i n e . 
F e a t u r e 
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8 :23, a n d 10:01 o ’clock. 
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day.)

C A P IT O L . — “ P a r is H o n ey ­
moon.’1 W ith Bing C rosby, F ra n - 
•iska G aal, and Akim T a m iro f f , 

V A R S IT Y .— “ D ra m a tic School.” 
W ith Luise R a ine r a n d A llan M ar­
shall. 

( F i r s t day.)

T E X A S .— “ The C ita d e l.” W'ith 
R obe rt D o n at and Rosalind Rus-

I.OCK WOOD ON R A D IO

“ The P lan of the D e p a rtm e n t 
of A r t a t T he U n iv e rsity of 
T e x a s” w as th e title o f a p ap e r 
read over rad io sta tio n W O A I by 
W ard Lockwood, p r o fe s s o r o f a r t, 
a t the S o u th e r n S tate* A r t l e a g u e 
in San A ntonio F rid a y , M arch 31. 
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