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Today’s Quotation

I am o f th e op in ion th a t to p o lish our 
ijn d ersta n d m g and n e g le c t our m an n ers 
is o f all th in g s m ost in e x c u sa b le .— R ichard
S teele.

A U S T IN , T E X A S . F R ID A Y , O C TO BER 26, 1 9 3 4

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

N o. 3 4

Dr. Arrowood Smoker, Parade and Pep Rally
Lectures On 
Early Indians Planned for Football Fans

Phone It In

2 -3 1 6 4

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9181-61

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V O L U M E X X X V I

Citizens of Houston 
Protest Amendment 
Affecting University

S p ecia l to T h e D aily T exan 

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H O U S T O N , Oct. 2 5 .— P r o t e s t a g a i n s t th e p ro p o s al, c o n ta i n e d in th e 
U n i v e r s ity la n d ta x a m e n d m e n t to be voted on N o v e m b e r 6, to ta x 
S t a t e t r u s t f u n d p r o p e r t y f o r th*1 b e n e f i t of the sub div ision in which 
it is loc ated , w as m a d e in a s t a t e m e n t issued h e r e to d a y by m e n th o ls 
of a n o r g a n i z a ti o n o f p riv a te c itiz e n s a ss o c ia te d u n d v r th e n a m e of 
“ T h e F r i e n d s o f E d u c a ti o n 

i n * -----------

Monograph Given 
Department 
Of Architecture

T h e D e p a r t m e n t 

of A reb it pc 
t u r e has r e c e n t ly bee n p r e s e n t e d 
w ith a m o n o g r a p h of th e w o r k of 
th e n o te d architecture* f i r m o f G r a ­
h a m , A n d e rs o n , P r o b s t, a n d W h ite , 
of C h icag o, 
P r o f e s s o r G o ld vv*in 
G old sm ith , c h a i r m a n o f th e d e p a r t ­
m e n t, a n n o u n c e d T h u r s d a y .

T h is c o m m i t t e e has been fo rm ed , 
a c c o r d i n g to G e n e r a l VV. W. S t e r ­
ling, 
f o r m e r a d j u t a n t - g e n e r a l of 
T e x a s a n d a f o r m e r p re s id e n t of 
t h e A. & M. E x - S t u d e n t s ’ A sso cia­
tio n , to oppose tw o o f th e e ig h t 
a m e n d ­
p ro p o s e d 
c o n s t i t u t i o n a l 
m e n ts , n a m e ly , 
to 
p la ce a c o n s t i t u tm n a l r e s tr i c ti o n 
on th e p o w e r of th e S t a t e to levy, 
co lle ct a n d sp e n d ta x e s , a n d 
th e 
U n iv e r s ity land ta x p lan.

th e p ro p o s a l 

t h a t 

A r g u i n g 

th e e n d o w m e n t 

th e p ro p o s a l 
lan d o f 

to 
t a x 
th e 
U n iv e r s ity a n d o f A. & M. C ollege 
f o r local p u r p o s e s by t h e s u b d iv is­
ions in w hich th e land 
is lo c a te d 
w o uld e s ta b lis h a d a n g e r o u s p r e ­
c e d e n t , G e n e ra l S te r li n g , f o r th e 
it 
c o m m it te e , 
w ould lo gically lead to th e t a x i n g 
th e S t a t e 
p u r p o s e s of 
f o r local 
C apitol, 
la n ds, 
th e public school 
th e S t a t e h o sp ita ls, a n d th e e d u c a ­
tio n a l in s ti tu t io n s .

p o in te d o u t 

t h a t 

Thompson’s 
Name Listed 
In Who’s Who

O n ly O ne F acu lty 
M em ber Is A d d e d 
T o F am o us People 
In Latent Edition

fa c u l ty o f 

P a u l J. T h o m p so n , p r o f e s s o r of 
j o u r n a l i s m , is th e only m e m b e r of 
the 
th e U n iv e r s ity to 
be a d d e d to th e ra n k s o f th e f a ­
m ou s ’n “ W ho 's Who in A m e r i c a , ’’ 
o f which 
la t e s t e d it io n has 
th e 
j u s t co m e o f f th e press.

the 

f o r 

f i r s t 

O t h e r A u s ti n p eo p le w ho a r e 
in c lu d e d 
tim e a re 
Mrs. M iriam A. F e r g u s o n , g o v e r ­
n o r ; C la u d e P o llard , l a w y e r ; Leon 
W. R o g e rs, S t a t e s u p e r i n t e n d e n t 
of e d u c a t i o n ; an d A lonzo W a ss o n , 
e d ito r.

T h e “ W h o ’s W h o ” s k e t c h o f the 
r e a d s as 

life o f Mr. T h o m p so n 
fo llow s:

T h o m p s o n , P a u l J e n n i n g s , p r o ­
fe sso r o f 
in 
j o u r n a l i s m ; 
Q uincy. 111., S e p t e m b e r 26, 1890;

bo^n 

is 

T h e m o n o g r a p h 

tw o vol­
u m e s a n d is lim ite d to 300 copies. 
T h e y a r e for

Mid will go c h ie f ly to m u s e u m s o f J p g ' * ! 

p o ta t io n on lv 1 son 

in 

W illiam F lo r e n c e a n d Cal- ;

(O ld e n h a .-e ) T h o m p s o n ; a m i n a t i o n 

in 

(T e n c h

a rt a n d k in d r e d i n s ti tu t io n s o f im 
p o r t a n c e . P r o f e s s o r G o l d s m i t h U n iv e rs ity 
said T h e tw o v o lu m e s a r e v a l u e d " l u s t e r 
. . 

. • b a c h e l o r o f 

j o u r n a li s m 
of M issou ri, 

d e g re e , 
1 9 1 4 ; 
o f b u sin e ss a d m i r e r s - ,

.

lion d e g r e e . U n iv e rs ity o f T e x a s , ^

F re d M cK ie, a f o r m e r s t u d e n t o f 1 9 27 ; p o s t g r a d u a t e w o rk U n iv e r

a n d C o lu m b ia 

list o f 

 

th e 

th e p r i v - 1

T h e c o m m it te e s u g g e s ts t h a t th e 
t w e n t y - f o u r c o u n tie s a f f e c t e d 
co uld be p ro v id e d w ith th e f i n e s t 
schools in th e S t a t e if th e y w o uld 
ta x a t ev en n o m in a l r a t e 
a te ly -o w n e d oil a n d s u r f a c e le a s e s w o r k b y w r i t i n g th e he ad of 
in t h a t se c tio n w hich a r e now es-1 firm . E r n e s t G r a h a m .
c a p i n g p ra c t ic a l ly all ta x a t i o n . By 
fo l lo w in g th is p lan. 
is p o in te d 
it 
o u t. 
few c o u n ti e s c o n c e r n e d 
w o u ld n o t find it n e c e s s a r y to ask 
th e e n t i r e S t a t e — th r o u g h its a g e n ­
cies, th e U n iv e r s ity ann A. 
M. 
C o lle g e — t o p ay the local bills.

th e D e p a r t m e n t of A r c h i t e c t u r e ; sity o f C h icag o
w ho 
is c o n n e c t e d w ith t h e firm , 
w r o te P r o f e s s o r G old sm ith , te llin g 
him t h a t he b elie ve d t h a t t h e U n i ­
v e rs ity co uld o b ta i n a c op y o f th is
th e 

........................
*T 
U n v e r s i t y ; m a r r ie d M rs. B e s s I jng 
15, j 
P a r k o f W aco, T e x a s , J u n e 
19 19; s t e p s o n , A d ria n L. 
P a rk . I
In n e w s p a p e r w ork, 1907 to 1919, | 
in colleg e a n d aer*; 
e x c e p t y e a r s 
in a r m y in 1 9 1 8 -1 9 1 9 ; p r o - j 
vice 
Mr. G r a h a m had h u m o r o u s ly de 
f e s s o r of 
jo u r n a l i s m , U n iv e r s ity 
d a r e d , a c c o r d i n g to Mr. M cK ie -
of T e x a s , since 1919 a n d c h a i r - 1
l e t te r , t h a t he w ould p r e s e n t th e j inHn 0 f d e p a r t m e n t sin ce 1927. 
U n iv e r s ity w ith th e v o lu m e s pro- M e m b e r o f A m e ric a n A sso c ia tio n 
v id in g th e L o n g h o r n s b e a t N o t r e 0 f U n iv e r s ity P ro f e s s o r s , A ssocia- 
D am c. Mr. G o ld sm ith w r o te Mr. ; Gon 0 f T e a c h e r s of J o u r n a l i s m , 
G r a h a m a l e t t e r r e q u e s t i n g a copy A sso c ia tio n o f T e a c h e r s o f M ar- 
o f th e w o rk a f t e r th e g a m e , b u t j k eG n g 
an(j A d v e r ti s in g , T e x a s 
it 
G r a h a m 
r a n g e m e n t s to g ive a copy 
U n iv e rs ity 
p lay ed .

Dance Exchange 
Planned by Clubs

t h a t Mr.
a l r e a d y m a d e a r ­
to the
b e f o r e th e g a m e w a s

S ig m a D elta Chi, A lp h a 

la t e r b e c a m e k n o w n 

--------------- o,--------------

T h i r t y - f i r s t 

h ad 

in 

I f p lans m a d e T h u r s d a y night 
by the F o r t W o rth C lu b a n d ti ■* 
D allas C lub m a t e ria liz e , th e D al­
las C lub will he t h e g u e s t s o f th e 
s t u d e n t s fr o m F o r t W o r t h a t th e i r 
f i r s t d a n c e o f th e seaso n , D e c e m ­
b e r 14, a m i th e F o r t W o r t h C lub 
will 
t u r n be h o n o r g u e s t s at 
all D allas d u b d a n c e s d u r i n g th o 
1934-3 5 session. M arvin S im p so n 
o f A u stin , r e p r e s e n t i n g th e F ort 
W o r t h C lu b, e x t e n d e d 
invi 
t a t i o n o f t h e clu b to th e D allas- , 
ites to e x c h a n g e in v i ta t io n s to all 
m a j o r e n t e r t a i n m e n t s o f th e sea- ; 
s o n ; th e D alla s C lub a c c e p t e d the* 
s u g g e s tio n u n a n im o u s ly .

th e 

R u th H a m il to n a n d J a n i e L a r g e 
w e re n o m i n a te d as c a n d id a te s f o r 
th e 
C a c tu s B l u e b o n n e t Belles by 
f o r 
D allas Club. A c o n s t i t u t i o n 
t h e club, m od eled on th a t of th e 
S t u d e n t s ’ A sso cia tio n , w as a d o p te d 
a f t e r an a m e n d m e n t wa>, m a d e to 
s t r i k e out th e c lau s es lim itin g th e 
p re s id e n c y to boys a n d th e s e c r e ­
t a r i a t 
R u th H a m ilto n , 
c h a i r m a n o f th e social c o m m it te e , 
rt p o rte d 
t h a t p lans w e r e u n d e r 
w a y f o r th e f i r s t d a n c e , b u t th a t 
to be m a d e 
c h a n g e s w o u ld have 
u n d e r the n e w a r r a n g e m e n t w ith 
th e F o r t W o r t h Club.

to girls. 

T h e 

p r e s e n t 
six ty m e m b e r s 
v o te d to a - sess d u e s of fifty c e n ts 
fo r th e firs t s e m e s t e r a t t h e n e x t 
in 
is 
m e e t i n g w hich 
T e x a s U n io n 31 6 a ' 7:3 0 o ’clo ck 
T h u r s d a y n ig h t, N o v e m b e r I. f o r ­
m al in v i ta t io n w a s e x te n d e d to all 
D allas s t u d e n t s 
to b eco m e m e m ­
b e rs a t th is time.

to he held 

is n u m b e r 176 of 

T h e c o p y g iv en to th e U n i v e r ­
th e e d i­
sity 
tio n , a n d 
is p e rs o n a lly s ig n e d by 
Mr. G r a h a m . P r o f e s s o r G o ld sm ith 
has 
th e g i f t be 
listed in th e U n iv e rs ity re c o r d .

r e q u e s t e d 

t h a t 

In d e s c r ib in g th e v o lu m e s P r o ­
re 
the p h o t o g r a p h s 
an d sp e c ia lly p r e - I 
th e p r i n t i n g by 

fe s so r G o ld sm ith said, “ T h e 
p r o d u c t io n s o f 
o f b u ild in g s 
p a r e d d r a w i n g s ; 
B. T. B a t ' f o r d , Ltd ., o f L o n d o n ;! 
b i n d i n g by 
a n d 
S a n g o rs k i & S u t c l if f e , also 
of 
a r e all m a r v e lo u s e x ­
L o nd on , 
th e i r re s p e c tiv e a r t s . ”
a m p le s o f 
is w r it in g 

th e a l l - l e a th e r 

P r o f e s s o r G o ld sm ith 
l e t t e r of a p p r e c i a ti o n 

a 
G r a h a m w hich is to be sig n e d by 
f a c u l t y m e m b e r s an d s t u d e n t s of 
th e D e p a r t m e n t of A r c h it e c tu r e . 
th e U n i v e r ­
T h e v o lu m e s a r e 
sity L ib r a r y .

to Mr. ’ 

in 

French Club Elects 
Officers for Year

e le c te d 

O f f i c e r s 

for Le C e rc le P a u l 
(Ta u dc I, h o n o r a r y F r e n c h so c iety , 
th e m e e t in g 
w e re 
a t 
T h u r s d a y night 
in T e x a s Unit ti 
301. O f fit cr. < hoson a r e : N eomi 
S c h u c h m a n , 
p r e s i d e n t ; M ildred 
Cooke, 
v ic e - p r e s i d e n t; V irg in ia 
D u n n , s e c r e t a r y ; G w e n d o ly n M it­
chell, 
a n d S h ir ii rc e d 
t r e a s u r e r ; 
W a lk e r, r e p o r t e r .

T e m p u r a y c om m ittee - w e r e a p ­
po in ted as follow 
: E l i / abt lh C a n ­
no n a n d G w e n d o ly n M itch ell, so ­
cia l; J o s e p h in e M >>s a n d Shirli- 
r e r d W a lk e r , p r o g r a m ; a n d D o r­
o thy Mac H a n s h a w , m e m b e rs h ip . 
O ffic e h o u rs will be T u e s d a y f r o m 
11:30 
in T e x a s 
C nio n 313.

to 1 2:3 0 o ’clock 

T h e n e x t m e e t in g will bi* held 
Nov< tu b e r 8 in T e x a s U n ion . M em ­
be rs a r e a s k e d to be p r e p a r e d to 
a n s w e r roll call w ith th e n a m e of 
som e i m p o r t a n t l i t e r a r y w o rk .

If I m a Cul b *- r t *on fee!- so im 
p o r t a n t o v e r b e in g p re s id e n t o f 
th e G irl s ’ G lee Club, w h a t would 
she feel like if ' h e re a lly did s o m e ­
th in g ?

E r n e s t C h i l t o n says he h a s n e v e r 
m a d e th e B u s t a r d , a n d t h a t f u r ­
t h e r m o r e h e ’s no -him* a n d doe sn t 
w a n t to be. O h, y e a h !

S o m eo n e should w a r n D o l l y A n n 
El l i s a b o u t th ese S a n A n to n io tr ip s 
in th e m id d le of the week.

T ' k ! T - k ! C h a r l i e L o c k h a r t ! 
W h a t ’s this we h e a r a b o u t you a n d 
B e n S m i t h b ein g -uch f i n e bo ys? 
( I f th is is too s u b tle f o r you, ask 
th e m f o r an e x p l a n a t i o n ) .
F o r fa s h io n hints on 

th e n e w ­
e s t a n d s m a r t e s t sh a d e s of n e c k ­
ties to w e a r, we re c o m m e n d Bob 
E c k h a r d t .
L ittle 

says, 
“ w h en I g ro w up, I w a n t to be a 
m o t o r m a n . ”

P i e t z c h 

S i d n e y 

T h o se p r e s e n t a t th e u n v e ilin g 
w e r e s u r p r i s e d a t w h a t b re a k i n g 
it t h r e e t i m e s co uld do to B u n n y 
B r o w n ’* nose.

Weatherford Club
To M eet M o nd ay

W ea- 
* held

T h e f i r s t mel tin g o f the* 
th e r f o rd C ollege C lu b will Ii 
M o nd ay a t 7 :30 o’clock in 
U nion 3 09. T h e p u r p o s e o f 
m e e t in g 
a n d e le c t o ff ic e r? . 
T h e clu b p la n s 

the
is to o f f e e t o r g a n i z a ti o n 

in c lu d e all 
s t u d e n t s w ho have a t a n y t i m e a t ­
te n d e d W e a t h e r f o r d J u n i o r C o l­
T h e club 
lege a t W e a t h e r f o r d . 
firs t 
th e 
will m e e t 
( a h 
o f 
a n d 
m o n th .

t h i r d M o n d a y s 

r e g u l a r l y on 

to 

N E W P I A N I S T C H O S E N

Billy B l o o d w o r t h a s 

b e e n 
th e p ia n i s t fo r th e W es­
ch o sen a 
ley F o u n d a t i o n o r c h e s t r a since t h e 
o f D o r o th y H o u s e ­
| re s ig n a ti o n 
h o ld er He will a s s u m e h is du- 
i ties n e x t week. F o u r t e e n m e m b e r s 
r e h e a r s a l of 
r e g u l a r 
a t t e n d 
th e o r c h e s t r a W e d n e s d a y nig h t.

th e 

| P r e s a A sso c ia tio n , K a p p a T a u A l - i can v i r g i n i a D u n n , 

te r. 

607 W e s t 

j n l j v ) . H a]e 

V e r a K n gh ahl, 

T h e Attrrr U n i v e r s i t y 

T. G ra y , M a r t h a M ulkey. 

F r a n c e s J e s t e r , R o b e r t H. J o h n ­
s o n . W a y n e J o n e s , M a r g a r e t J u r - 
n cy, R ub y Nell K e rle y , M ary L a t ­
ti m o r e , D o r o th y L e e d o m , E a s to n 
M cN ab , C la u d ia M atthew 's, L ou ise 
M a tth e w s , H e n r i e t t a M iller, M a r ­
g a r e t M ings, G w e n d o ly n M itchell,
Lily M itchell, M a r j o r i e M oore,

ph a, 
J a n e F e r r e l l . 
D e lta S ig m a. M eth o d ist. M ason. I G le n n G a la w a y t H ele n G a r b a d e , 
llpU,n G rag g ) E v e ly n G r e e n s p a n ,
H o m e : 
A n m e H a m il to n ,
S t r e e t , A u s ti n , T e x a s . ^ 
f a c u l t y F r a n c e s H a m il to n , H a r r i s Hill, 
m e m b e r s w ho a p p e a r 
in " W h o ’- E v e ly n H o riw itz , M o n d a Mosey. 
W ho in A m e r i c a ” a r e F. C. A y e r, D o r o th y H o u s e h o ld e r , M a r y Hun* 
C la r e n c e E., A y re s , E. C. IL Ban- 
tel, E u g e n e C. B a rk e r, W illiam 
J. B a tt le , H. Y. B e n e d ic t , A n n ie 
W. B la n t o n , A lb e r t P. B ro g a n ,
M o r g a n C a llaw a y , J r . , Killis C.
C a m p b e ll, Vlonzo B. C ox, J a m e s 
F. Dohie, F r e d e r ic D u n c a l, F r e d ­
erick E b y , G eo rg e C. E n g e r r a n d ,
J a m e s A. F it z g e r a l d , G oldw in
. 
G o ld sm ith , 
C l a r e n c e 
R e g in a l d H. G r i f f i t h , C h a r le s Wk 
n 
H a c k e tt , H e n r y W. H a r p e r . J o s e p h J o s e p h i n e G i t . M a r y P a r k e , M ary 8a**L 
L. H en derson, Ira P. H ild e b r a n d , P e m b e r to n , 
R e h n , G lad y s * t‘, e
R o b e r t A. Law, E l m e r J . L u n d ,
0,1
F r a n k B. M arsh, W illiam T. M a ­
th e r , E d m u n d T. M iller, R o b e r t 
L. M o ore, H e r m a n J . M uller,
T h e o p h il u s S. P a i n t e r , 
J o h n T.
P a y n e ,
P a t t e r s o n , L e o n id a s W. 
D aniel A. P en iek, F le m in g A. C.
P e r r i n , B e n ja m in 
F. P i t t e n g e r ,
Milton B. 
P o r t e r , C h a r le s W.
R a m s d e ll, Phad W. R ik e r, E u ­
g e n e 
l l . Se!l- 
a rd s , F r e d e r i c VV. S im o n d s, Rob- 
e r t VV. S t a y t o n , G e o rg e S to c k in g , 
T h o m a s U. T a y lo r , 
J a m e s B. 
W h in e y , a n d E rn e s t VV. W in k le r.

m r, L o uise V an E m d e n , M a r g a ­
r e t W e a v e r , Louise W h it e , J o s e ­
p h in e R am sey , B e a t r i c e 
C o nn ,
E d ith W e in b e r g e r , M a r t h a M oran.
T h o se p ass in g in G e r m a n w e re 

R o s e n w a s s e r, N oem i S c h u c h m a n , 
A lice S l a t a p e r , 
H elen F. S t e w a r t . 

H e r b e r t A r e n d , W illiam Ch il-
to n , J r . , H elen D a n z ig e r, 
S a r a
F v e ly n D ean. D ru c illa E b e r h a r t , 
T h o m a s G iddings, Kila A m a n d a 
Gold, T h o m a s G u i t a r , J r . , T h e o ­
d o re A. K o e rn e r.
A n n a J a n e 

F r e d N. O liv er, J e r o m e O rgel. P 

I ’. Schoeh. E lias 

J a m e s S ta m p s , I

as fo llow s:

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Bedichek A n n ou nces 
I Success of C on test

in 

th e 

t h e first 

f o r c o u n ty m e e t s 

S to r y - te l li n g c o n t e s t s 

in c lu d e d 
I n t e r ­
for 
tim e 
s c h e d u le of 
s ch o la stic L e a g u e ’s 
last 
c o n t e s t s 
in 
y e a r , sh o w ed a p o p u l a r i t y f a r 
th e 
ext ess of 
o f f ic ia ls , Roy B edichek , c hief of 
t h e 
L e a g u e Bu- 
In te r s c h o l a s t ic 
| r e a u , -a id T h u r s d a y .

t h a t e x p e c t e d by 

fr o m 

e n t e r e d . 

c o m p ile d 

S t a t i s t i c s 

re- 
th e c o u n ty m e e t s show 
j p o r t s o f 
I t h a t o f th e 213 c o u n t y m e e t s held, 
152 r e p o r t e d ac tiv e p a r t i c i p a ti o n 
in 
t h e s t o r y - t e ll in g c o n te s ts . T h e 
hight s' n u m b e r o f e n t r i e s cam e 
fr o m th e C oryell c o u n t y m e e t, in 
T h e 
w hich e ig h t e e n 
to ta l n u m b e r o f c o n t e s t a n t s 
r e ­
p o r t e d 
is 969. T his m e a n s , B e d i­
chek said , t h a t m a n y m o r e pupils 
re c e iv e d 
t r a i n ­
ing, as e a c h school s e n d s on ly its 
to 
w in n e r s 
th e 
t h a t
th e c o u n t y m eet. H e a d d e d 
e n t e r
I " ,0 ''t “ f 
,b e s chools 
| c o n t e s t a n t s a t all t r a i n th e whole
this con-
t h i r d g r a d e f o r 

th e s t o r y - t e l l i n g 

t r y o u t s 

local 

that 

in 

o f th e 
te s t.

King Vivion Hurt 
In Car Accident

L a w d e r , 

E m m ie 
C le g g P r o k o p , H u g h 
R eveley, 
Lucy S e h le g e r. N a th a n A. W a ld - 
tnan . E m u J o h a n n a W e b e r, E d n a 
E lle n VV led, Elhi Z u schlag e .

Rabbi Shapiro 
Assumes New Duties

R abb i H a r r y S h a p ir o of D u lu th , 
M inn., a r r i v e d in A ustin W e d n c s 
d a y to a s s u m e his d u t i e s a t 
the 
C o n g r e g a t i o n a l A g u d a s Achitn ' 
C h u r c h , 916 S an J a c i n t o S t r e e t . 
S e rv ic e s in E n glish a n d in H e b re w 
will I" held 
to n ig h t at 8 o ’clock 
a t th e c h u rc h . Rabbi S h a p ir o will 
sp e a k on “ T he W a n d e r i n g J e w . ”

S I C K L I S T

fo llo w in g 

T h e 
c o n fi n e d 
T h u rsd ay 
G o olsby, A lice 
K e n n y , J o e Tills, 
S h e p h a r d ,

s t u d e n t s w e r e 
to St. D a v id ’s H op sital 
B etty C o o p e r, M a r t h a 
S m i th , N a n c y 
R o g cn e 

a n d 

B e n n e t t K a p la n a n d N a t A! 

i len w e r e 

in. S e to n 

I n f i r m a r y .

T h e follo w ing w e re ill a t h o m e : 
A va Nell Cole, F r a n c e s P r e s to n , 
K eith K elley, H o w a r d T e r r y , S h i r ­
II. Russell, 
ley Wilcox. W illiam 
E r n e s t N oel, A llen E v an s, E l e a n o r 
H a r r i s , T om J o h n s o n , A nn W i l ­
liam s, 
\ n ; a C m - - , J a n i c e W a l ­
lace, M a r g u e r it e C a r r o l l, Mark 
S o to m n , -loc W a rd , J a m e s B ird- 
wt-ll, a n d Nan nu* S im m o n s .

J u a n i t a 

T a t m a n , 

R o s e m a r y 

Dr. King V iv ion, p r e s i d e n t o f 
S o u t h w e s t e r n U n i v e r s i t y a t 
G e o r g e to w n , w as 
'li g h tl y 
in an a u to m o b ile a c c i d e n t on th e 
h ig h w a y n e a r J a r r e l l 
last T u e s ­
d a y nig ht.

in j u r e d 

l a c e r a t i o n s 

Dr. V ivion ' u f f e r e d m in o r c u t ' 
a c c id e n t 
in 

a n d 
a n d is e x p e c te d to be c o n fi n e d to i w e n 
hts h o m e f o r t h r e e o r f o u r d ay s. I t o r y

th e 

Rice Ticket Sale 
Closes, Setting 
N e w Record

t i c k e ts 

All b l a n k e t - t a x 

f o r 
th e R ic e -T e x a s g a m e a r e sold. 
t o t a l n u m b e r w a s 1,501, 
T h e 
a g r e a t e r n u m b e r 
t h a n h a s 
e v e r b e e n sold f o r a n y o t h e r 
o u t- o f - t o w n g a m e , E d Olle, 
b u s in e s s m a n a g e r o f a th le tic s , 
a n n o u n c e d T h u r s d a y . T h e p r e ­
vious r e c o r d 
sale of s t u d e n t 
ti c k e ts f o r a n o u t- o f - t o w n g a m e 
w as 1,490 
th e A. & M. 
g a m e som e y e a r s ago.

f o r 

“ S t u d e n t s m u s t p r e s e n t th e i r 
b l a n k e t - t a x r e c e i p ts a lo n g w ith 
t h e i r ti c k e ts iii o r d e r to be a d ­
m i tt e d lo th e g a m e ,” Mr. Olle 
said. '

Language Exam 
Results Given 
By Swanson

S ix ty -six s t u d e n t s p ass ed 

th e 
f o r e ig n la n g u a g e r e q u i c e m e n t e x ­
am! seven -

te e n in G e r m a n , Dr. C. A. S w an -
lan - 
p r f o e s s o r of R o m a n c e 

son,

re v e a le d T h u r s d a y .

A s lig h t e r r o r w as m a d e in th e 

tw o d a y s a g o 
th o s e w ho passed 

in report* 
th e L atin 

n a m e W a l k e r 

“ The 
H o w a rd 
s h o u ld h a v e b e en W a l t e r H o w ­
a r d . ”

T h o s e w ho p a sse d 

th e F r e n c h 

e x a m i n a t i o n a r e a s fo llo w s:

J e a n e t t e A g n e w , R o b e r t Ams- 
ler, Louise Ash. T h o m a s B a r n e s , 
F r a n c e s M. B eal, t i a r a Bell, E u ­
g e n e Bizzell, L ou ise B o re n , M a r y
A. B o y le, Dell C lay , M a r y F . C u n -
n in g h a m ,
D o rse y , Lillie D u n a r , S a r a D u n - 

C u ltu re of T o w n Truce Between New Dealers
D w ellers R e a c h e d * 
i r ^ 
i
Advance stage And Bankers Imminent
In S o u th w est 

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t 

i 

• 

to w n -d w e ll in g 

“ M an y y e a r s b e f o r e C o lu m b u s 

B y G E O R G E R.
W A S H I N G T O N , Oct. 25. - ( I N S )

H O L M E S
—A tr u c e b e tw e e n th e h a n k e r s
d is c o v e re d A m e ric a , a se ctio n of an d the New D e a le rs , w ho ha v e b e e n s n ip in g a t e a c h o t h e r w ith critic a l
th e U n ite d S t a t e s now c o m p r i s ­
c o m m e n t f o r th e p a s t e ig h te e n m o n th s , a p p e a r e d im m in e n t to d a y in 
in g C o lo ra d o , New M exico, a n d 
th e w a k e o f som e e x t r a o r d i n a r i l y f r a n k t a l k in g on b o th sides.
A riz o n a w as i n h a b i te d by t e n s of 
t h o u s a n d s o f 
I n ­
d ia n s ,” Dr. C F. A r r o w o o d , p r o ­
fe s s o r of 
th e h is to r y an d p h ilo s­
o p h y o f e d u c a t io n , d e c la r e d in an 
il l u s t r a t e d le c t u r e T h u r s d a y n i g h t I! 
in G e o lo g y B u ild in g a u d i t i r i u m .

th e a d m i n i s t r a t i o n ’s w illin g n ess t o 
a b a n d o n th e b a n k i n g field as soon 
“ i n such an a t m o s p h e r e , ” said 
as th e b a n k e r s th e m s e lv e s a r e will- L aw , “ th e h a n k s can a n d will do
in g to ta k e u p th e b u r d e n ; ho a s - , t h e i r full d u t y . ” 
su r e d th e h a n k e r s of his d e sire to 
b a la n c e the b u d g e t a s soon a> p o s­
sib le; an d e n d o rs e d c u r r e n c y s t a b ­
ilization as soon as t h a t is f e a s ­
ible.

B o th sides m a d e som e c o n c e ss io n s to end th e g u e r i ll a w a r f a r e .

P r e s i d e n t R o o s e v e lt p r o c l a i m e d ^ 

th e b a n k i n g ft E te rn ity , 

s p e a k in g 

.....

T h e 

t h a t 

th e s e 

Dr. A rro w o o d , 

the h ig h e s t 
tim e , e x c e p t in g 

on 
“ P u e b lo s an d C li f f D w ellers of 
th e P r e h i s to r ic S o u t h w e s t , ” c o m ­
m e n t e d on th e high s t a g e of d e ­
v e lo p m e n t 
I n ­
r e a c h e d by 
p a r t , 
d ia n s a n d said t h a t t h e i r civili/.a-
th r o u g h J a c k s o n R ey n o ld s, presi-
in A m e r i c a - j , . n t ()f th e p o w e r f u l F i r s t N a tio n al 
tio n w as 
at 
o f Hank of N ew Y o rk , an d th e C m - 
th e t r i b e s living in Mexico. I hey p i r a t e r e s o lu ti o n s p r e s e n te d to th e
im pie 
fa s h io n e d 
c o n v e n tio n 
a c k n o w le d g e d 
m e n t s 
an d 
th e y h ave a new c o n c e p tio n of the 
q u a r t z i t e , and w e r e v e r y a d e p t in 
t h a t h a v e fa c e d Mr. 
d if f ic u l ti e s 
w e a v in g cloth 
th e 
R oosevelt, a n d p ro m is e d a n ew e r a 
y u c c a p la n t, d e e r h a ir , m o u n t a in 
o f c o o p e ra tio n .
g o a t h a ir , t u r k e y f e a t h e r s , r a b b i t 
h a ir , a n d p r a i r i e (Tog h air.

W a n t t o C o o p e r a t e N o w 

f r o m c o tt o n , 

h a n k e r s , on 

to ols a n d 

to d a y , 

s t o n e , 

fl in t , 

t h e i r 

f r o m 

th e i r 

t h a t 

lo c a te d 

F o u r c e n t e r s o f p o p u la t io n a r e 
ev id e n c e d by d is c o v e rie s of ruins 
now p r e s e r v e d in N a tio n a l M o n u ­
m e n ts . T h e se c e n te r s , 
in 
n o r t h w e s t e r n N ew M exico, s o u t h ­
n o r t h e a s t e r n 
e a s t e r n C o lo ra d o , 
U ta h , a n d n o r t h e r n A riz o n a w e re 
s t o n e 
i com p osed 
h ouses a n d d w e llin g s c u t in to th e 
faces o f cliffs, som e o f w hich con- 
he 

! ta i n e d h u n d r e d s 

e x c lu s iv e ly of 

o f ro o m s, 

said.

O n 

this basis, F r a n c i s M ario n 
th e A m e ric a n 
L aw, p re s id e n t o f 
B a n k e r s ’ A n o c i a t i o n , d e c la re d 
to 
I n t e r n a t i o n a l N e w s S e rv ice to d a y 
th a t th e i n t e r m i t t e n t s n ip in g o f th e 
p a s t will give w a y to a new “ a t m o s ­
p h e r e of m u t u a l resp ect an d c o n f i­
d e n c e ” b e tw e e n W a s h i n g to n a n d

WO AI to Carry 
.Benedict’s Talk 
On Tax Shifting

o f 

it in 

“ T h e n a ti v e c u l t u r e 

t h e
W e n da D avis, A n n a | J u e b l ° I n d i a n s b a * bet>" d e s t r o y ­
ed, an d we do n o t fin d a n y e v i ­
th e c u s to m s a n d 
d e n c e s of 
th e m o d e r n P u e b lo 
p r a c t ic e s of 
P r e s i d e n t H . Y. B e n e d ic t will 
said, 
In d i a n s ,” Dr. A rro w o o d 
fro m S an A n- 
I n d i a n s 
th e m o d e r n H op i 
“ b u t 
f r o m 
old
still p r e s e r v e m a n y of 
c u s t o m s set up by t h e i r p r e h i s t o r i c , 5:4 5 to 6 o'clo ck on the p ro p o s e d 
a n c e s t o r s . E f f o r t s a r e b e in g m a d e 
ta x - li m i tin g 
w hich
e d u c a t o r s o f th e S t a t e have c h a r ­
by th e g o v e r n m e n t , in its e d u c a ­
a c te r iz e d as a ta x - s h if ti n g a m e n d -
tio n al policy, to p r o t e c t the mod- 
m o n t. T h e b r o a d c a s t 
j e m t r i b e s in t h e i r d is tin c tiv e cus- 
n a ti o n a l 
to m s a n d to r e s t o r e so m e o f th e 
s p o n s o re d by 
In d ia n s to 
a n c ie n t a r t s o f 
p a r t m e n t of S u p e r i n te n d e n c e . 
t h e i r f o r m e r i m p o r t a n c e . ”

e d u c a t io n a l m o v e m e n t 
th e N a tio n al D e­

i to n io S a t u r d a y a f t e r n o o n 

speak o v er WOA1 

a m e n d m e n t 

th e s e 

the 

is p a r t of a A cadem y, said T h u r s d a y .
f o u r 

G w en d o ly n ne T a te , J a n e T u r . I C e n t u r y , w hile m a n y 

to 

of 

t h e s e P r e ­

th e y e a r 

T h e e x t i n c t i o n 

E d u c a ti o n a l p r o g r a m s will be
h is to ric t r i b e s is la r g e ly a m a t t e r b r o a d c a s t d u r i n g 
fr o m 
of c o n j e c t u r e , b u t m a n y condi- v ario us T e x a s cities h av in g b r o a d ­
' t a t i o n s . P r o g r a m s h a v e 
e n s hav e c o n t r i b u t e d 
d i s a p p e a r a n c e , Dr. A r r o w o o d ex- ; a l r e a d y b e en g iv en f r o m W aco
an d S a n A n to n io . T. H. S h elby , 
th e D ivision of E x t e n ­
dean of 
th e 
sion, 
is S t a t e c h a ir m a n f o r 
th e 
c o m m it te e on b ro a d c a s ts f o r 
e d u c a t io n a l a s s o c iatio n .
T h e s u p e r i n t e n d e n t 

.
IS "'Ifnly p ro b a b le , he
In d ia n s 
th e 
c liff 
ex-

to le av e t h e i r 
t h e
of 
d u r i n g 
th e T h i r t e e n t h

b e c a u s e 
d r o u t h 
o f 

t h a t m any of 
fo r c e d 

t h e i r e a - t i n g 

censive 
| *e r 

P « r * 

! aV

th e

o f t h e m d ied
th e h a n d s o f th e i r m o re w a r ­

a t 
like c o n t e m p o r a r i e s .

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Regents to Hear 
Building Reports

of 

T h e B o a rd 

in A u s ti n N o v e m b e r 3 

l’iari' f o r th e $1 ^ > 0 , 0 0 0 

R e g e n t s will 
m ee t 
to 
th e p ro g r e ig of 
h e a r r e p o r t s on 
th e N e w M ain B u ild in g p r o j e c t.
t ii rn - 
p u s b u ild in g ha v e b e e n a p p ro v e d 
in 
by 
the R e g e n ts a n d a r e now 
in 
th e h a n d ' of P .W .A . o f f i c i a l ' 
F o r t W o rth . 
th a 
It 
th e fin al a p p r o v a l o f th e F e d e ra l 
o rg a n i z a ti o n will hav e been m ad e 
b e f o r e th e m e e t in g , a n d bids c i r ­
c u l a t e d in n e w s p a p e r s th r o u g h o u t 
th e S t a t e f o r c o n s t r u c t i o n on the 
I bu ild ing.

is e x p e c t e d 

T h i r t y d a y s 
, fo r c o n s t r u c t i n g 

is u su a lly allowed 
to place 
t h e i r bids w ith th e B oard o f Re­
g e n ts on U n iv e r s ity p r o j e c ts ,

f irm s 

Payne Will Address 
Teachers’ College

I

I * 

Dr. L, W. P a v n o , p r o l e - - m of 
E ng lish , ha- b een invited as O c to ­
b e r g u est 
th e N o rth 
lectu rer by 
I e x a s S t a t e Teachers* C ollege. He 
will sp eak 
' t u d e n t body 
th e 
W d n e s d a y , O c to b e r 31, on “ T y p e s 
of T e x a s a n d S o u th w e s t e r n Folk 
, S o n g s .”

to 

in 

th e city 

of 
in which 

t h e 
schools 
th e 
b r o a d c a s t o r i g i n a t e s a r r a n g e s f o r 
th e p r o g r a m . M ay o r C. K Q u in n 
of S an A n to n io a p p e a r e d on tht- 
p r o g r a m fro m th e r e last w e ek .

T hese e d u c a t io n a l p r o g r a m s will 
c o n ti n u e t h r o u g h th e y e a r, D e a n 
th e 
S h elby said. H e a d d e d 
th a t 
ta x - li m i tin g a m e n d m e n t 
is b e in g 
co n sid e re d on 
the p r e s e n t s e r i e s 
[ o f p r o g r a m s , b e c a u se it is a m a t - 
i t e r of 
i n t e r e s t a t 
I p r e s e n t 

e d u c a t io n a l 

.

Toastmasters 
To H ear Clayton

W I
O f th.
the ll 
been
f o r th 
niH'te 
7:15

a m F C l a y t o n , e x - s tu d e n t 
U n iv e rs ity an d m e m b e r of 
use of R e p re s e n t a ti v e s , h a ' 
the s p e a k e r 
m n o u n c e d as 
next m e e t i n g of th e T o a s i- 
s C lub, W e d n e s d a y 
at 
'clock in T e x a s U n io n 311, 
y W illiam Lee, p r e s id e n t. Mr,
J a y t o n will discuss 
th e c on s t i ­
lt lonal a m e n d m e n t s to be v o te d 
n 

in the com in g e lec tio n .
I. Moor* will 
d i c e 
s p e a k e r , an d E lw ood 
G risc om , a s s o c ia te p ro f e s s o r 
of 
public s p e a k i n g , will ta l k on 
the 
th e o r g a n i z a ti o n . All
b e n e fits of 
m e m b e rs of public ' p e a k i n g classes 
v\ 111 be w e lco m e d , Lee said.
 — -
 —o 

D ean V. 
th e 

 

Jewish Services 
Continued Tonight

L a r g e A tte n d a n c e 
O f Exes E xpected; 
Reception P lan n e d 
A t Rice H otel

All p la n s f o r T ex as-R ie e e x - s tu ­
th e L o n g h o r n - 
d e n t activ itie s a t 
in H o u s to n 
Owl f o o tb a ll 
S a t u r d a y h a v e 
c o m p le te d , 
J o h n A. M c C u rd y , s e c r e t a r y o f 
T h e U n iv e r s ity o f T e x a s E x - S t u ­
d e n t s ’ A sso ciatio n , 
a n n o u n c e d 
T h u r s d a y .

classic 
b een 

Mr. R o osevelt r a t h e r p lain ly i n - 1 

d ic a te d in his speech la st n ig h t t h a t 
if th e h a n k s d o n ’t, th e n th e g o v ­
le n d i n g a g e n c ie s a r e 
e r n m e n t a l 
p re p a r e d to c o n ti n u e on th e 
jo b 
so lo n g as th e e m e r g e n c y exists.

T ic k e ts to th e s m o k e r to b e g i v e r 
F r i d a y n ig h t f o r T e x a s a n d R i c ' 
ex e s 
in th e b a llro o m o f th e R ice 
H o tel a r e g o in g r a p id ly , Mr. M c ­
C u r d y 
d e c la re d . A r r a n g e m e n t s 
ca n be m a d e to a c c o m m o d a te 40 0 
f o r th e o ccasion, a n d 
in d ic a tio n s 
a r e now t h a t t h e r e will be a c o m ­
p lete sello ut. B o th coa che s, J a c k 
J i m m y
C h e v ig n y o f T e x a s 
W ith a g re a t m a n y of the h a n k - ; K itts of R ice, will be h o n o r g u e s t s 
ors, th e P r e s i d e n t ’s speech d i d n o t 
t h a t n ig h t, a lo n g w ith th e pre?i~ 
si t s o well. T h e y had hop ed f o r d e n ts o f the e x - s t u d e n t o r g a n i z a -
l i o n s o f th e r e s p e c ti v e in s titu tio n s .
n. ire positive an d d e f i n it e com- 
mitt m e n t s 
p r e s id e n t o f t h e 
b u d g e t, c u r r e n c y sta b iliz a tio n , a n d T e x a s exes, will d riv e d o w n in his 
o t h e r f e a t u r e s o f th e a d m i n is tr a - < ar.
ti o n ’s m o n e t a r y po licy 
w hich th e y h a v e long c o m p lain ed .
E x p r e s s D i s a g r e e m e n t

L loyd G re g o r y , s p o r ts e d it o r o f 
th e H o u s to n P o s t an d a g r a d u a t e 
of th e U n iv e r s ity , will be t o a s t m a s ­
t e r a t th e s m o k e r. T h e p r o g r a m 
B ut u n d e r th e s t e r n a d m o n itio n 
is b e in g a r r a n g e d by T o m M o o re, 
o f R ey n o ld s to “ lay o f f ” c riticisin g , 
p r e s i d e n t o f th e Rice e x - s tu d e n ts , 
t h e y 
la r g e ly r e f r a i n e d f r o m c r i ­
w ho is b e in g ass isted b y a T e x a s 
tical c o m m e n t, in public a t leas t
B u t p riv a te ly m any’ b a n k e r s ex - j c o m m it te e c o n s is tin g o f E d W ise, 
p re s se d to in q u i r e r s th e i r d is a g re e - j C. A. P ic k e tt, a n d T om O liver.

b a la n c e d R alph G oe th, 

a g a i n s t 

a b o u t 

a n d 

th e 

r 
S e e B A N K E R S , m e «. 

n * v e r v e 

A T e x a s p a r a d e is sch e d u le d f o r
d ir e c tl y a f t e r

, g, , u r( |a y 

Committees For 
Texas Science 
Meeting Named

th e a r r iv a l of th e spe cial t r a i n f r o m 
A u s tin . 
S a m H ollid ay, p r e s i d e n t 
of th e T e x a s E x - s t u d e n t s ’ C lu b o f 
in 
H o u sto n , an d F r a n k D y e r a r e 
c h a r g e o f a r r a n g e m e n t s . T h e p a ­
ra d e will be u n d e r th e d ir e c ti o n o f 
Lloyd D av id so n , h e a d yell l e a d e r 
of th e U n iv e rs ity . A r r a n g e m e n t s 
have b e e n m a d e f o r th e H o u s to n
Police D e p a r t m e n t to p ro v id e a n
F iv e local c o m m ite e s h a v e b e e n : esCOr t a n d to c le a r th e w a y f o r t h e 
in 
a p p o in t e d 
m e n ts fo r th e a n n u a l m e e t in g of 
f r 0 n t of th e Rice H o te l, w h e r e a 
th e T e x a s A c a d e m y of S cien ce . T e x a s pep rally will b e h e ld . A
half-b lo c k is to be roped o f f a n d 
to be held N o v e m b e r 16 a n d 17 
s p e a k e r s will 
a d d r e s s L o n g h o r n 
on 
th e U n i v e r s i t y c a m p u s , Dr. 
.supporters fr o m th e b a lc o n y o f th e 
FL C. T h a r p , p r e s i d e n t o f 
hotel. G ay le W h itc o m b , a r e c e n t 
g r a d u a t e 
is 
c h a ir m a n o f a c o m m it te e w hich 
s p e a k e r s f o r 
loud 
will 

t o c o m p le te a r r a n g e - p a r a d e . T h e p a r a d e will en d 

th e U n iv e r s ity , 

----------- 

t h e

o f 

p ro v id e 
g e n - i s p e a k e r s a n d yell le a d e rs.

A p p r o x im a te l y 

h u n d r e d 
m e m b e r s of th e A c a d e m y a t e e x ­
p e t t e d 
to a t t e n d , Dr. T h a r p e x ­
p lain ed . T h e se c tio n a l an d 
era t m e e t in g s will be held in t h e j 
science b u ild in g s , w ith 
ult ies of th e science d e p a r t m e n t s i 
se r v in g on c o m m it te e s a n d p a r - j 
ti e i p a t i n g in th e c o n v e n tio n .

f a c ­

th e 

Mrs. E. H. S e lla rd s h a s b e e n 
n a m e d c h a ir m a n of th e c o m m ite e 
on e n t e r t a i n m e n t . O th e r s on th is 
c o m m it te e a r e M es d am es F r e d M. 
B u llard . H. J. E t t l i n g e r , G. W . 
G o ld sm ith , T. S. P a i n t e r , 
J . E. 
P e a rc e , A rn o ld R o m b e rg , E. C. 
S a r g e a n t , a n d E. P. Schoch.

C h a ir m a n of th e c o m m it te e on 
e x h ib its 
is Dr. H. R. H en ze. Dr. 
E. G. Ki ller, Dr. D. B. C asteel, 
Dr. S. L. B ro w n , Dr. F r e d M. B u l­
la rd , Dr. O. B. W illiam s, P ro f e ? - 
'<ir F. B P lu m m e r , Miss F a n n i e 
R a tc h f o r d , Mrs. M a ttie A u stin 
a n d Mrs. C h a r le s J. 
H a t c h e r , 
M oore 
on 
th e c o m m i t t e e 
exhibits.

form 

A c o m m it te e o f H o u s to n e x - s t u ­
d e n ts o f 
th e U n iv e r s ity , R a lp h 
G o e th e , p r e s i d e n t o f t h e T e x a s E x - 
S t u d e n t s A sso ciatio n , a n d Mr. M c­
C u r d y will re c e iv e e x e s o f t h e U n i ­
to 12 o ’c lo c k 
v e rs ity f r o m 9 :3 0 
S a t u r d a y 
th e Rice H otel. A 
r e g i s t e r will b e k e p t of all t h o s e 
a t t e n d i n g . All a c ti v it ie s b y e x ­
student:-. will e n d a t 12 o ’clock.

in 

“ T h e g a m e a t H o u s to n p ro m is e s 
to be secon d in i m p o r t a n c e o n ly t o 
th e T h a n k s g iv i n g classic w ith A. 
d e c la r e d . 
& M ,” Mr. M c C u rd y 
“ I n d i c a ti o n s a r e t h a t a n e x t r e m e l y 
la r g e c ro w d o f T e x a s ex es w ill b e 
in a t t e n d a n c e . ”

 ----------------- o —----------------

Bar Exams 
Completed Today

T he 

field 

tr ip s 

last series of 

is c h a i r m a n of 
the a c a d e m ic d i n n e r 

to 
S a t u r d a y , N o v e m b e r 

; W ith Dr, B u ll a rd as c h a ir m a n ,
th e T e x a s 
the c o m m it te e on 
is 
b a r e x a m i n a ti o n s which h a v e b e e n 
m ad e up o f P r o f e s s o r P e a r c e a n d 
g o in g on f o r th e p a ' t t h r e e d a y s 
I lr. T h a r p . Mrs. R o b e r t H. C u y ­
t h e 
will be c o m p l e te d 
ler 
th e c o m m ite e 
be Law B uild ing . F o u r e x a m i n a ti o n s , 
fo r 
each la s ti n g 
h a lt 
tw o 
IT. 
he! ! 
s on 
a r e 
th is c o m m it te e 
:»:her
h o u r s , will be g iv e n t o th e a p p r o x ­
im a te l y 
t h r e e h u n d r e d a p p l i c a n t s 
Miss
M arie IU M orro w a n d Mrs. 
who h av e com e f r o m all p a r t s of 
F. B.
P lu m m e r . Mrs. O. B. W il­
Hams
the S t a t e to pas? th e te s t s g iv e n 
is c h a ir m a n of th e c o m m it te e 
L o re n a 
ib licity w ith Miss 
b y the S t a t e B o a r d of L e g a l E x ­
on pi
D ru m m o n d am i Lucille H a m m a c k 
a m i n e r s .
s e n m g w ith her.

an d a 

to d a y 

in 

McNamee to Talk

in tro - Q n B u s i n e s s

K elvin S. M c N a m e e , g r a d u a t e 
a -s is t a n t in th e School of B u siness 
on 
A d m in i s t r a ti o n , will 
“ C o U e g a t i T r a i n i n g f o r B u s i n e ? '” ; 
th i- a f t e r n o o n a. 
I o’clock in G a r - ' 
ti son Hall I 6-L

-p e a k 

T his is th e s e co n d of a se r ie s o f 
j o i n t 

l e c t u r e s u n d e r 

th e 

public 

p o n so rsh ip o f t h e A u stin J u n i o r ! 
College an d o f D e ’ta A lp ha E p s i - 1 
Ion, h o n o r a n d p ro f e s s io n a l e d u c a - J 
ta rn al f r a t e r n i t y sn e d u c a t io n .

In th e m a j o r i t y of ca ses t h e a p - 
p lic a n t doe.' n o t p a s? th e s i x te e n 
e x a m i n a ti o n s r e q u i r e d to p r a c t i c e 
law in T e x a s , on th e f i r s t a t t m e p t . 
Only 50 p e r c e n t o f the p r e s e n t 
ta k i n g th e e x a m i ­
a p p l i c a n t s a r e 
n atio n ? 
tim e . I f a 
test? d o e s n o t 
p e rs o n t a k i n g th e 
p a - ' m o re t h a n one th ird o f t h e m 
series. 
he m u s t r e t a k e th e e n ti r e 
th e 
T h e p a ss in g o f o n e -th ird of 
th e a p p li­
e x a m i n a ti o n s e n a b le s 
the 
ta k e only 
c a n t 
t e s ts t h a t he failed.

th e f i r s t 

tho se of 

f o r 

to 

f o r 

tw o y ears , a n d 

T he s u p e r v is i n g ju d g e s a r e a p ­
p o in te d 
t h e 
o nes w h o a r e o f f ic ia tin g a t th is 
y e a r ’s e x a m i n a ti o n s a re J u d g e B. 
H. G a r d n e r of P a le s tin e , c h a i r ­
th e b o a r d ; J u d g e A. N. 
m a n o f 
M o u r sa n d of S an A n to n io , 
a n d 
J u d g e J. H. G o ogins o f D allas.

The Weather

Rabbi S a m u e l IU B aron of th e 
H diet F o u n d a t i o n , ha- a n n o u n c e d 
services will be
t h a t re lig io u s 
l e c t u re . Mr. Mc-
held to n i g h t b e g in n i n g a t 8 o ’clock N a m e e will s u r v e y d e v e lo p m e n ts in
th e 
c o m m u n it y which 
r a v e m a d e n e c e s s a r y a c o lle g ia te 
p r e p a r a t i o n f o r bu siness, a n d will 
o u tl in e th e fie ld s o f s p e c ia liz a tio n 
o p e n to th e s t u d e n t.

th e T e m p le of

C o n g r e g a t i o n 

In F r i d a y ’s 

b u ' t n e s s 

in d u s tr y 

in o r d e r 

Beth Israel.

T he N o rth Texa> S t a t e T e a c h ­
e r s ’ College has in a u g u r a t e d a se-
t i e s o f le c t u r e s a b o u t T e x a s a n d a t 
Texa-N h ab its, c u s to m s , -ong?, his­
t o r y , an d 
th a t 
tile s t u d e n t s m a y bec om e well a c ­
q u a i n t e d w ith t h e i r S t a t e b e fo r e 
th e T e x a s C e n te n n i a l. Dr. P a y n e 
re v e a le d . T h e 
be 
given 
th is y e a r a n d 
all o f n e x t y e a r , a v e r a g i n g o n e 
each w eek. T a lk s will be m a d e by
f a c u l t y m e m b e r s of N o rth T e x a s is J u d a i s m ? ” 

le c t u r e s will 

th e r e s t o f 

by 

R ab b i B a ro n will c o n ti n u e 
a 
'C ries of s e r m o n s s t a r t e d se v e r a l 
w eeks ago on 
f u n d a m e n t a l s o f 
the J e w is h fa ith . His s u b j e c t f o r 
will be “ H ow Judaism 
to n ig h t 
p re v io u sly d is­
B e g a n .” T o p ics 
R abbi B a ro n w e re 
c u ss e d 
is T h e o lo g y ? ” a n d “ W h a t
‘MS h a t 

D O C T O R ’S W I F E H U R T

Mrs. S a m Key, w ho s u f f e r e d

2 5 .— ( I N S ) —
f a l l W e d n e s d a y , ! L a s t T e x a s : F r i d a y fa ir. W a r m e r

D A L L A S , O ct. 

a b r o k e n leg i n 
is r e s tin g c o m f o r ta b ly , a t t e n d a n t s 1 *n " o r t h po rtio n s.
at S e to n 

I n f i r m a r y said T h u r s - ; W e st T e x a s . 

a 

F rid a y 

in n o r t h an d w est 

f a i r .
p o r-

M oore, Lillian B r a d f o r d , A m y S t a t e T e a c h e r s ’ C o llege, b u t at 
H n m a n . a n d W iid a Mac H a r ls o n I p r e s e n t plan? h ave b e e n m a d e to will c h a r t et a b us to pick up J e w - K ey, eye, 

A? c u s t o m a r y , 

ill a t S c o tt is h R ite D o rm i- h a v e som e o u ts id e g ue st s p e a k e r j tsh s t u d e n t s w ish in g to a t t e n d th e 1 

th e F o u n d a t i o n d ay . Mrs. K ey is th e w ife o f D r. 
e a r, nose, a n d t h r o a t 
sp ecialist o f th e U n iv e r s ity 

" a r m e r 
D o n '.

H e a lth A u s t i n

a n d v ic i n it y : 

f a i r 

to-

I on ce a m o n th . 

serv ices. 

S erv ice . 

day.

 ?AGE TWO

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

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1934

W ith their home preparation a 
thing of the past and with only 
one practice ahead of 
them be­
fore they tackle the highly touted
Institute at Hous- 
Owl of Rice 
\< n in their first conference game 
of 
thirty-four U n i­
versity of Texas football players

the season, 

f'hevigny put the finish­
es on his boys Thursday 
in 
vwth a s h o r t drill 
ml a running through of

N u r s in g I n j u r y

in 

C o -c a pta in Bohn H i l l i a r d of 
th e S t e e r* , shown a bo ut to do 
th e abo ve 
h i* " f a d e - a w a y ’ 
photo, w ill not be in the L o n g ­
lin e u p S a t u r d a y at H o u s ­
horn 
I n s t i t u t e 
ton against 
C * l i . H i l l i a r d has not f u l l y r e ­
fro m an i n j u r y he r e ­
covered 
the T e n a s -O k l a h o m a 
ceived 
game.

the Rice 

In 

W om en's 
i n t r a rn u r a l s

By S TA N LE Y GUNN 
Associate Sports Editor

CO N FER EN CE TEA M S ~
A S T H E S o u th s st < onft 
* m is beginning to do more 
have “ open.rig garner we 
a look at the various <chc»ol

(.vs have iu

In Other 
Camps

iron t lash here on Saturday, 

- late another long workout, with 
scrimmage. 

formations with Bruin passing to 
plays today. 

Kitts said no scrimmage would
Reserves were to run Baylor be held the remainder of the week 
fu ll strength against 
; Texas. “ W e’ve got a small squad,”
aid the Rice coach, “ and we mean
it for the Long- 
to keep all of 

insure 

O W LS P R A C T IC E PASSIN G 
H O L S T O N , Get. 25. — ( I N S ) — horns.”

 

 

Coach Jimmy Kitts kept the Owls I 
hard at passing drill yesterday un- 
til long after sundown. Evidently, j W ACO , Oct. 2 5 . — 
( I N S ) — 
the 
the Rice machine will go to the Coach Morley Jennings of 
air if necessary to defeat Texas Baylor Bruins instructed his squad 
today, and
in the m ajor Southwestern grid- 

-------
B AYLO R STARS IN JU R E D 

formations 

in Aggie 

to 

finish practice with 
J planned 
I scrimmage against the frosh run­
ning enemy platys. Baylor meets 

1 the Aggies here Saturday.

Backfield injuries remained the 
prime bugaboo of the Bears, with 
, Russell and Thornton definitely 
out of the game this week-end. 
Russell 
injuries sus­
tained in practice, and Thornton 
is laid up for several weeks with 
leg suffered against 
a broken 
I Hard in-Simmons.

is nursing 

at the TEXAS BOOK STORE

D E L U X E M O D E L S

THE 

I N T E R N A T I O N A L

K A D E T T E

B A K E L I T E
with grille settings o f

C T M b t o r t o i s e 

M O O N S T O N E

AGATE

CORAL

re wingman, 
left end
at 

D* ck T e r m s D o u b l e *
vit 

v - K e r r - I’ rim bh * 
’ i 
'I i 
■ a .iv .< r vs H a r t ' re v 
T e n n is D o u b le *

lu r- Ii r i 

ic v* . 

Brown
witi-K

Sport Notices

Barnes to Leave 
For Tennis Play

•; 
v 

J y ^ K A * a c o r d c c u r r e n t

J ? * 

— .
Standard model 40 as Illustrated

.

. . 

. -■

For gifts, travel, study, office, playroom , boudoir, lounge. A real personal rad io 
for every m em ber of the fam ily. To see and h ea r it is to w an t one for your own.

for 

St. Edward’s University Tigers
went through a brisk scrimmage 
Wednesday arui topped o ff their 
the Schreiner 
preparation 
game here tonight with a work*.ut
lights of House Park 
under the 
Thursday. Coach John (One-Play) 
O'Brien announced that his squad 
was in good condition fo r the game 
with tbs* Mountaineers. W ith the 
Tigers more experienced, but with 
S c h r e i n e r possessing superior 
the 
weight and power, one of 
toughest games on 
the St. Ed­
ward’s schedule is expected.

O’Brien 

le ft end, Dugan; 

that his 
announced 
starting lineup will probably be a- 
follows: 
left
tackle. Duderstadt (c ); le ft guard, 
right 
Kucholta* center, Shaw; 
guaid, Neville; right tackle, Mc­
Dade; right end. Powers; quarter­
back. Evans; left half, Cheatham; 
fullback, 
right 
is cxpe ted that Coach 
Stone. 
OilM rap wilt u O' substantially the 
following men to open the game: 
lei i end, Craves; left tackle, Bel­
ton; left guard, Rack ley; center, 
(ionian; tight guard, Spears; right 
tackle, M cEiroy; sight end, d e m ­
left 
and; quarterback, Bailey; 
half, howe; right had', Hancock; 
fullback, Reed.

half. 
It 

Pollock; 

tickets 

Student 

for the game 
may be ob'amed at th ” C. & S. 
.Store.

T H E P R E S E N T tennis freshman!
squad member- in order of their 

ranking are as follows:
W eller 
Burns 
Kahn 
McGinnis 
Landreth 
Kampman 
Anderson 
Jones 
Uivingeod 
Fudiekar 

Wells
Cooper
Villavaso
Fisher
Bedicheek
Bigly lock
Mullins
Richardson
Van Cleave
Hard ie
Any man may challenge the o n e 
immediately above him for place. 
Th ee freshmen not on the squad 
but who wUh to tryout, may chal- 
For 
! nge the 
registering of 
information and 
I challenge , see Ed Hodge, fresh­

last-ranked man. 

FROGS ARE UND ER DO G S
FORT W O R T H , Oct. 25. — 
( I N S ) — Texas Horned Frogs will 
play Centenary at Shreveport Sat­
in 
urday, and for the first time 
.several years the Purple will he 
on the odds side of the betting. 
last season 
The scoreless tie of 
to be broken by a 
is expected 
( ententary victory, however small.
ll-le tte r - 
last year’s 
mert short of 
strength, while the Frogs dropped 
IO, Centenary has 08 men with
20 sophomores; T, ( \ U., 37, with
21 sophomores.

The HUM Gents are 

their 

R AM B LER S M E E T BADGERS
N O T R E D A M E , Ind., Oct. 25.— 
(UNS) A last workout on dummy 
defensive scrimmage awaited the 
Notre Dame football squad today 
before th ” Wisconsin game Satur­
day. Coach Elmer Leyden went 
back to fundamentals in a lengthy 
that, saw Wally 
drill 
From hart, 
re­
triever. still as varsity quarter­
back in place of Bud Bonar.

the expert punt 

last night 

P U R D U E HAS T R IC K S

LA Y E A Y E T T E . Ind., Oct. 25.— 
( I N S ) — Carnegie Tech will face a 
deceptive Purdue offensive S at­
the 
urday, it w a. evident today a 
their 
Boilermakers polished o ff 
preparations.

M U S TA N G S C O N F ID E N T

D A LLA S , Oct. 25.— (IN S ) — 
Enroute to their biggest intersec­
tional game, the Fordham ram bat­
tle at New York’s Polo Ground 
on Saturday, the South* rn Metho­
le ft behind 
dist Mustang 
them an air of confidence, compe­
tence urn! unmistakable assurance 
the Eastern 
they would humble 
eleven.

today 

man manager (Phone 4725),

A GGIES BEAR DOW N

DR. 1). A. P E N IC K , 
tennis coach.

In* an 

T H E R E W IL L 

important 
tennis meeting at 5 o’clock this 
afternoon in the Gym. A ll tennis 
players, varsity and freshman, are 
urged to attend.

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

C O LLE G E ST A T IO N , Oct. 25. 
(IN S ) 
Light showers failed yes­
terday to halt drill of the Texas 
Aggie-, who were bearing down in 
tin almost midsummer heat for 
their conference clash Saturday a' 
Waco against Baylor. Coach Ho­
mer Norton kept the Cadets hard 
at work,, and with lowering tem ­
peratures today was expected to

neon

them all. Texas had a great back 
field that year , . . K<*y, Stafford 
Hilliard, and 
(. Sewn. And Bohn 
►was the most sensational 
four. Other coaches over 
Southwest 
to “atop H illiard .’’ He wa 
marked man. The opposing players im 
fhad read of H illiard, had heard 

in-dt icted their teams 

of the u , 
t h e gun. 

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Mr. Barnes and Mr. Tilden will 
leave fo r Quebec, Canada, upon 
the f<• ■ m i l t ..rrivjlt in Nee. Y o r k 
IO Win SJHii 
and on No Vc tribe I* 
ft mn there to England. For two 
in 
w e e k s they will play matches 
later they 
London, and 
will play the same length of time.

in Paris 

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JVI ULE, Ir k ., Oct. 25.
lucidy field kept the
indoors today,
' be -h )\ cis that transformed the 
th til ground.-, into mud yesterday Saturday against the big Missouri
I i act ice be- Miners of Rolla: Criswell, 200-
to
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fullback, was shifted 
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y- I ’m d Th< u en made two halfback 

a unpor;ant shifts 

pound 

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S o t ber who lack- that behind th* 
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Sigma Phi Epsilon 
Gives Pledge D inner

Ex-Student Honored 
By Theta Sigma Phi

and 

Sigma Phi Epsilon f r a te r n ity e n ­
tertained 
a 
their pledges 
pledge from each of the f r a t e r n ­
ities on the cam pus with a din­
ner T hursday night a t 6:30 o’clock 
at the chapter house.
Lewis Dickson, 

president of ! 

Miss Virginia M ontague, ex-stu­
d ent, who has been em ployed the 
last few years as stylist a t E. M. 
by 
S c a rb ro u g h ’s was 
T h eta Sigma Phi alu m nae at a 
d in n e r W ednesday night a t Mils

honored 

I itche-G o etten ger s.

s- Miss M ontague will leave 
for Dallas, w here she 
stylist at 

employed as 

Texeas Alpha c h a p te r of Sigma j S a tu r d a y 
Phi Epsilon, made a sh o rt talk. ! w '^ 
Market Heath, p resid ent of Sigma 
Phi Epsilon pledge 
class, had 
charge of the a f f a ir . 

A m ong those a t the dinner w ere 
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Henderson,
A fte r dinner an inform al m e e t - 1 ^ r - a m * Mrs. < ar! Jo n a n sen , Mr. 
I ranian O Quinn, Mr. 
ing was held. E n te rta in m e n t was and Mrs. 
furnished by a negro who gave an(* Mrs. < harles B etts, Misses 
several negro dialect selections | Elizabeth Kendall, and Jo < ald ­
ane! music. The main purpose of w e ^» 
an<* V rs- Katie Blanche 
the meeting was to ac q u an t pled- Stallworth, 
ges from all fra tern ities.

Those present w ere Bill Storey, j _ 

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David Echols, George Laven, J o e L / C c t n I 31*1111 / \ u C l r C S S C S 
Plaza, Bruce M artendale, Tilden 
W right, Burt Swartz. Raymond V J U C S t S 3 1 ^ n i O K C l
F re ela n der, J. B. Beckman, Ray 
in 
Bedinfield, E. R. Baker, William 
F ra te r n itie s,” was the subject 
Butler, Asa Cezeaux, Richard 
the address of IL T. Parlin.
Cowing, Richard C arraw ay, Ar- of 
th u r Dickson, H arry Elliott. J e a n 
tiean of thfJ College of A rts and 
Prances, Ed Gaudey, Harold He- sciences, a t a smoker given by 
bert, D a\id Haeflee, W. J . Hod* j D elta Chi f r a t e r n i t y in honor of 
ges, Market Heath, Conlaw Green- 
th e ir pledges a t the ch a p te r house, 
wood, Harvey Jones, Jam ie Jones, 2308 Rio Grande S tre et, Monday
Marvin La Grone.

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“ C rea tin g Real Friendships 

n i g h t .

Lewis Olivier, Ashley S u th e r ­
Pledges r e p re se n tin g other f r a ­
land, Spencer S w e a n n g to n , G. E. 
te rn ities on 
cam pus were 
the 
Serrill, Tom Shaw, A r t h u r Sims, 
guests also. Charles T urnbull was 
E rn e st Thompson, C arl Vaughn, 
m a s te r of cerem onies; Bill B erg­
H e b e rt Venson, Tom White, Tom
the c ha pte r as
man 
W heat, O K, W infree, Bill Webb host 
nt
H ubert Wade. Van Wood, and ; # f lh(, [le|ta c w 
B uster Jurecka.

d p aul M oom .w , preside 

represented 

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the address of welcome.

Delt3 Alpha Epsilon 
Honors College

Latin American Club 
T o H o d Open House

The Austin J u n io r College, an

The an d David Martinez, 

The Latin-A m erican Club will 
F. E. R. A. project, was enter- hold open house S a turday, at the 
ta m ed W ednesday by Delta Al- Newman Club from 8 to 11 o’clock, 
pha Epsilon, 
ti ’e rn ity for stu- The reception com mittee includes 
d e n ts and fac ulty m embers inter- Rebecca Ramirez, Hector Garcia, 
ested 
in hig her education. 
idea which b rou ght a b o u t the es- 
The group has planned a picnic 
tablishm ent of the ju n io r college f or Sunday. The m em bers are to 
w as subm itted to George H. F ern m ee t at the Newman Club a t 2:30 
of the S tate Board of E ducation o ’clock Sunday afte rn o o n . 
bi Rena B. W alker, president of j 
The n ext meeting of the club is 
the g ra d u a te ho n o rary f ra te r n ity , set for Wednesday, N ovember 7, 
R efreshm en ts w ere served hon- J a t the Newman Club. A program 
in 

oring those who have been elected 
officrs of the college. They arc c h a rg e of en tertain m en ts, 
president, Harold Ribbeck; vice­
president., P a i l H o rn b e rg e r; sec- 
r e ta ry - tr e a s q re r , Mrs. Helen W ilt; 
r e p o rte r, M artin Beaty. 

G A R N E R T O P L A Y D A N C E 
Steve G a r n e r ’* o rche stra will 
play tho Aii-University dance Sat-
are Mary urday night in the m ain ballroom 
Louise Turner, J e n n ie Fee See- of Texas Union. G a rn e r conducts 
katz, and E rn e st Weed. 
Three 1 one of the oldest local hands and 
th a t have been ap- has probably played more I'niver- 
com m ittees 
include a social commit- <ity dances than any o ther organ- 
pointed 
• *ee headed by Mary L. Turner, 
ization. S aturday n ight will be his 
club com m ittee b^ 
Je nnie Fee , first time on the cam pus this sea- 
S sek a tz; and p ro g ra m com m ittee son. 
by Paul H ornberger. 

js boing a rra n g e d by 

assistants 

S tu d e n t 

those 

B etty Phillips of Orange has Ark., has been visiting at 
been visiting at the Kappa Alpha Kappa Alpha T h eta house 
T heta house. 

week.

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Nancy Pugh of F o rt Smith, 
the 
this 

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Geology F raternity 
Initiates Four

Inform al initiation for S. J. T a y ­
lor. W. I. Mayfield, Claude Hol­
comb, and W. E. Daugherty, pled­
ges of Sigma G am m a Epsilon, hon­
o ra ry geology 
fra te r n ity , w ere 
held T hursd ay night. Plans a re b e­
ing worked out to have the formal 
initiation for these pledges T u es­
day, H. E. Y'ates, vice-president of 
the organization, said Thursday.

is 

W. A. B ram lette 

the new 
president of the f r a te r n ity since 
Jo e B. W heeler, who was elected 
as this y e a r ’s president, did not 
r e tu r n 
the University. O ther 
officers of the organization are 
C lifford Barber, s e e r e ta ry - trens­
urer; and J. D. Hatch, editor.

to 

Alpha T 3 u Omegas 
Give Pledge P3rty

Alpha Tau Omega e n tertain ed 
T uesday night with a party h o n ­
oring pledges of all campus f r a ­
te rnities. The p urpose of the e n ­
new 
te rta in m e n t was 
pledges the o ppo rtu n ity 
to m eet 
the m em ber- 
organizations 
of 
oth e r their own and to create a 
stro n g e r in te r - f r a te r n it y spirit.

to give 

T O D A Y I N B R I E F
4 o’clock— Kelvin S. Mc Name®, 

Garrison Hall I.

6:30 

o’clock— Social Science 
C’lub, a t the U niversity Com­
mons.

7:30 

o’clock— Public A ffairs 

F ederation, Y. M. ('. A.

8 

o’clock— W a lte r 

Sturrock,
Geology Building auditorium.
8:15 o’clock-—“ The Gondoliers” 
by the Bandbox Players of 
San A ntonio, Hogg M emor­
ial A uditorium.

Te-W aa-Hiss to Have 
H ay Ride Saturday

A E . P . ’S T O A T T E N D G A M E
Members and pledges of Alpha 
Epsilon Phi who will spend the 
week-end 
in H ouston and atten d 
the Texas-Rice football game are
A hay vide to Rob Roy'? ranch T ressa Burgower, Bernadine Gol 
well be held by the Te-WAA-H is* den. H a r rie tt Schoenm ann, Ber- 
Je an M u n ­
i Club s ta rtin g at 3 o’clock Satur- njce Rossenwasser, 
day 
Pansy Rollins, 
baum, Lois Schwarz, Helen Ruth 
leader of the club, has announced.
S tern, Ja n e Stone, P auline S traus,
All girls planning to a tte n d the Helen Sehuleman, Ja n e Munzes 
outing will m eet a t the Women s j cheimer, F rances Hay, Carolyn 
Gym. The ride will be over by 8:30 Rosenberg, Sammy Frelich, Leeah 
j N athan, P auline Rosien, Bessie
o ’clock th a t night. 
All members who have not y et Wolff, Rosetta Levy, and Juli- 

afte rn o o n , 

Bride-Elect Honored 
In Houston

P o rtia G a r r e tt 

of H ouston, 
bride-elect of Maurice Quilter, Jr.. 
also of Houston, w as complimented 
with a luncheon given by Mrs. J. 
in 
Gibbs M eador a t her home 
H ouston last Tuesday. The m a rr i­
age will be held in November.

Miss G a r r e tt w as a junior s t u ­
dent in the U niversity 
last y ea r 
and a m em ber of G am m a Phi 
Beta.

signed up f o r th e hay ride should ette H offm an. 
do so on the bulletin board n ext ; 
to the club room of the W om en’s 
Gym. Deadline fo r signing up is 
5 o’clock Friday afte rn o o n . The 
cost fo r the e n tire outing, which 
includes refre sh m e n ts, is 30 cents.
Any non-m em ber interested in 
making the hay ride is invited to 
sign up. Helen Schw arzer will lead 
the outing.

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J U N I O R S T O P L A N T E A

The Ju n io r Class Council will 
m eet Monday a fte rn o o n at 2:30 
o’clock a t the Delta Delta Delta 
house to set a d ate for the ju n io r 
class annual tea, given fo r fre s h ­
men women and tra n sfe rs. (Com­
a t 
m ittees 
last 
appointed 
the 
th e ir reports 
m eeting will make 
Monday. The ch a irm en of 
these 
committees a re Roberta Purvis, 
en te r ta in m e n t; 
J a n e Stone, a r ­
r a n g e m e n t ; and Fletcher M e t­
calfe, publicity.

Houston Students 
To Entertain Guests

Z E T A S I N I T I A T E F O U R

German Club Elects 
Grafton President

Z eta Tau Alpha sorority held 
formal 
fo r 
initiation T hursday 
A n ita Groos of Mesquite, Eliza-
O fficers of Der Die Das Klub. beth Aden of Longview, M a rgaret 
u n d e rg ra d u a te Grissom o£ E dna, a n d Louize H en-
dersotvipf Ozona.

for 
organization 
German students, have been elec t­
ed. They are as follows: E. G. 
G rafto n, p resid e n t; Alice Alex­
Members of Alpha Xi Delta
an d e r, vice-president; Aline Loes-
sorority who will go to H ouston
sen, se creta ry and tr e a s u r e r ; and ; fo r the* T exas-Ric* game, are Lor-
, rene Bette n co u rt, Betty W ynne;
Joseph Lewis, repo rter. 
C. V. Pollard, faculty sponsor | j 0 S trauch, Louise Hinyard, Hel­
ena Doornbos, and Dorothy Msfcr 
Marsh.

of the club, has sta te d th a t sev­
eral social activities for the year 
are being planned.

N ext m eeting of the club will 
be Monday, N ovem ber 8. Place 
of the m eeting will be announced 
la ter.

Charles T. Banister, g ra d u a te of 
the U niversity and an atto rn e y rn 
Corsicana, was a visitor on 
the 
campus T hursday.

Ja m es S traw n, Marvin Simpson, 
in 
the 

and Lloyd Davidson will be 
Houston 
Texas-Rice game.

this week-end 

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W. T. Rolf: . professor of a r ­
c h i t e c u r e , addressed the group on 
the a dv a nta ges of belonging to a 
the same time
f ra te r n ity and a t 
w arned them against misusing the X A 
a d v a n ta g es of f ra te r n ity m e m b e r-j 
ship. A b u f f e t ^ u p p w w a , served.> $ e t f o r N OVCmbcr

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Lovely white water-lilies

Several social a f f a ir s are being 
P H I M U O F F I C E R V I S I T S
planned fo r guests of Hazel Chinn 
Mrs. Zenobia Keller, national 
placque a r r a n g e m e n t centered the j a n ^ Dorothy DeBailigethy, who
executive 
se creta ry of Phi Mu 
luncheon board and 
the hostess are Koing to H ouston this week-
sorority, will arriv e from Chicago 
was assisted 
Sunday for a short visit a t the
Hume- I 
r e tt, and M. A. Quilter. A gift and M arg uerite Cleveland a re to lot'al c h a p t e r Mrs. Keller plans to
fro m Mrs. M eador marked 
T n t n C
leacing for San Antonio
cover of the honoree.

p G a r r e tt M H G a r - 1 M a rg a re t G rasty, Lucille B arry, 

in serving by M e s - 1 en<^ *or 

I exas-Kice game.

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the : visit at Miss C h inn’s home; and ‘ e,1ia,n 
Katie Moore and Nell Cole will be | b efore 
guests of Miss DeBailigethy 
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Ira. E. C. Chinn will e n te rta in 
M 
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group w Ph a luncheon S atur- 

the
day, and Mrs. Rov L. A r t e r b u r y , . 
Miss Chmn s au n t, will give a for- 
mal dinn er a t th e Houston Club 

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at Louisiana S ta te I niversity No- I
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vember J. 3, and 4.

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D o r o t h y j fo r the guests of her niece. 

C L U B H O L D S L U N C H E O N

P O K E R F L A T S E L E C T

M embers of 

the Poker F lats

T he 

en g a g em en t o 

r e p o rte r fo r 

Athletic Club nom inated Sunshine Milroy and V aughn W atkins Mc- 
Pieree 
for Cactus Bluebonnet Leod, son of Mr. and Mrs. Luci- 
Belle candidate at their m eeting ous L am ar Billups of C hattanooga, 
T h u rsd ay night, Charles “ T in y ” Tenn.. has been announced by Mrs. 
G ru n e isen, 
the or- Letha Milroy of Brenham. The 
ganization, announced. New o f f i- j w edding will be held during the 
cers 
la tte r part of N ovem ber in Bren- 
T hursday night, are F erd Geyer, ham.
presid e n t; Luke W’inborn, vice- 

the club, also elected 

Miss Milroy has 

received h e r 
gave president ; H. V. Reeves, se creta ry - bachelor of arts degree in English 
tr e a s u r e r ; and Gruniesen, report- and is now w orking on her m a s­
er. The next m e eting was set for j t o r ’s degree. She is a m em ber of 
T uesday night, October 30, at Kappa K appa G am m a sorority.
in 
7 *.80 o’clock. 

McLeod 

s tu d e n t 

for 

Sigma Chi f r a t e r n i t y announces Kappa 

the pledging of Charles Coates of couple plan 
W aco. 

rs a 

the
School of Law, and a mem ber of
fra te rn ity . The 
the 

to continue 

Sigma 

in 

U niversity a f te r th e ir m arriage.

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A p o p e . T S V i n t a “

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O P F N HOIJSF PI A NNFD 

The U niversity colors of O range Mrs. A. I . Brogan is president
and White will be f e a tu re d in both °* 5'u‘ Upen P o ru m < lub, which 
affair*. Miss DeBailigethy will h»<* !t" 
m eeting of the year
luesday. Among the memo. is of 
hold open house S unday from 3 
c^ 11^ a ,e Mesdames Thee Bell-
to 5 o’clock 
mont, H. Y. Benedict, J. F ra n k
Doh ie, E. K. McGinnis, Ruby Ter-
-ax. K. J, Yill.vaxo, an,I
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the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Mlss Marv G earing. Mesdames I. 
an<i * barie- ^ • Hackett 
Matejek, 1904 San Antonio S tre et, E. * 
fro m 8 
night. The decoration will c a r ry
out a Hallowe’en m otif. F iftee n 
couples are expected to atten d the Texa>-Rice football game in Hous- 
ton S aturday. She will make the 
open house. V arious games have 
been planned and each guest will 
trip with Mrs. Joh n B. Goodhue, 
take p a r t in 
the activities. Re- and will he the guest of Mrs. K. G. 
freshm en ts will be served. 

l l o’clock S a tu rd a y were guests a t the luncheon, 

Florence Haltom will a tte n d the

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1 4 c

P I N T SIZE

H A T S

S n a p b r i m a n d n e w c r o w n 
h a t s f o r d r e s s a n d s p o r t w e a r 
. . . s e e t h e m a t t hi s p r i c e —
§2-98

A l s o P e n n C r a f t H a t s , al l 
c o l o r s a n d s t y l e s , m a d e in a 
d i v i s i o n o f J O H N B. S T E T ­
S O N C O r * 

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LADIES RIDING BOOTS
Al l l e a t h e r h o o t s w i t h s o l i d l e a t h e r h e e l s 
an d l i n i n g . 
. . 
in b l a c k a n d t a n . A l l w i d t h s a n d s i z e s .

S m a r t a n d F a s h i o n a b l e 

$4-65 to $5-85 
MEN’S RIDING BOOTS

Black a n d Brown

A l l s i z e s a n d w i d t h s .

$6.90

MEN S FIELD BOOTS
l e a t h e r F i e l d B o o t s 

S t u r d y 
f o r F a l l 
w e a t h e r — i n b l a c k a n d t a n , l e a t h e r h e e l s 
a n d l i n e d .

$7.50 to 59.85

a l

JACOB SCHMIDT

D E P A R T M E N T ST O RE 

East 6 t h a n d Bra z os 

O pposite D riskill

MOON GLOW
M AN IC UR E SET
98c

FOUNTAIN
SPECIALS
FOR W E E K END 
Home Baked Ham 
Sandwich and Pine­
apple Cheese Salad
A T a s t y a nd Well 
Ba l a n c e d Lunch

30c v a lu e .

.

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 19c

BANANA SPLIT

M a d e w i t h B a n a n a H a l v e s , 2
S c o o p s I c e C r e a m , F r e s h F r u i t 
S a l a d , P e c a n H a l v e s a n d W h i p ­
p e d C r e a m .

2Cc value fo r . 10c

READING
LAMPS

F l e x i b l e a r m 
S M A L L 
S I Z E

l a m p s 
g 9 c

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6 0 c S I Z E
MENTHOLATUM, Jar
5 0 c S I Z E 
NOAZEMA CREAM 
$ 1 . 0 0 S I Z E
NEET 
2 5 c S I Z E
MAVIS TALCUM

69c

GEM
BLADES, 5’s 24c

39c

39c

17c

$ 1.00
Djer-Kiss
TALCUM
6 9 c
$1.00
OSTREX
79c

or Monogram on your 
Stationery

F o r a 
w i t h e a c h b o x o f s t a t i o n e r y t o l d at

t i m e w e w i l l d o 

l i m i t e d 

thi * 

f r e e 

50c and up
BOST TOOTH PASTE, 33c
OY ALTINE- S m a ll. . . 31c

MEDFORD
Paper, 25c size
KOLYNOS
Tooth Paste, 30c size
Golden Peacock
Bleach Cream, 50c size
JERGENS
Lotion, $1.00 size
PEPSODENT
Tooth Paste* 50c size
PROPHYLACTIC
Tooth Brush, 50c size
REGS
Chocolate Laxative
FLIT
60c size, pint
LADY ESTHER
Face Powder, $1.00 «ize
O. J’s.
B eauty Lotion, 75c size
KENNARD’S
Witch Hazel, pint
OLIVE OIL
25c Size

19c

19c

36c

69c

36c

39c

19c

36c

79c

54c

23c

19c

. . . t h e n e w e s t a n d s m a r t ­
e s t m a t e r i a l o f t h e s e a s o n . 
C o m e s 
in h i g h b u i l d - u p 
p u m p s w i t h p a t e n t l e a t h e r 
t r i m m i n g a nd in t i e s w i t h 
t r i m m i n g . A t 
l e a t h e r 
. .
L e o n ’s f o r o n l y . 

$6

Others in all sizes at $3.95 and $4.95

Leon s Slipper Sh o p

“The Style Shop of Austin’’ 

604 A Congress

I

 PAGE FOUR

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

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1934

in Texas, and he worked in collab­
nights. He was recom m ended to 
orations with other w riters in the 
the group as being especially cap-
p re p a ra tio n of a history te x t f o r I able of presenting the su bje ct to
high sehool students!
U niversity stu d e n ts by John C a r­
pen ter, presid e n t of the Texas

Mr. W h a rto n is speaking to the 

Public Affair* F e d e ra tio n on the J Power an d Light Company.
su b je ct of public utilities a t the 
suggestion of the council which 
fo r th e
the p rogra m s 
p rep a re s 
F riday nio.

G race M cSpadden will spend to ­
day and S a tu r d a y in San Anto-

G L A S S E
for th e

G A M E
$1.25 $J.50 $1.75

S o *

v n > * t e 

a . 

\ * e t e 

"

IN HOUSTON

•k for the big
TEXAS-RICE
GAME

there is one H o tel th a t is above 
all o th ers . . . th a t s H o u s to n ’s 
finest.

TEXAS STATE

H

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400 ROOMS • ALL W ITH SHOWER A N D TUB

Because of Food Shortage 
Germans Face Possibility 
Of Ration Cards This Winter

E d i to r '* n o t * : T h * np*<-tr* of ra tio n c a r d s in G e r m a n y th is winter ha ng* or c r 
t h e head;* o f th* milli ons ne rv in g in th * i n d u s t r i a l ''army** o f th* Nassi Regl mn. 
H. R. Kalclu-rbo* her, note d fo r e ig n <orr*» p e n d e n t of I n t e r n a t i o n a l Nears S e r ­
vice, write* in th e f o u r t h art icle o f hi» l e r i e * : " D e m ' e r a e y V e r s u s Du t a t e r * hip.
By H R. K N I C K E R B O C K E R

C opyright, 1924, by Internation al N ew s S erv ice 
R eproduction in W hole or P art S tr ic tly Forbidden.

BERLIN, Oct. 2.— ( I N S ) — C e r malty Joined th- arm y when she 
adopted the Nazi dictatorship. Each citizen gav*- up his liberty in 
precisely the same way as a soldier gives it up when he dons the uni­
form. Those who did not volunteer were conscripted.

rn es:

I t* ----------- 

N ational Socialism promised th a t army methods would ‘‘stra ig h te n 
~ —
out 
the mess of capitalism.” 
promised th a t business would be 
conditioning Norwegian ste am ers 
run in the interests of all. Disci­
in G erman docks.
plining business would give the 
poor man more, the rich man s u ffi­
cient. 
“ Common good goes be­
fore the good of the individual,’’ 
was the prime slogan.

C o a t r a c t f o r S o y B e a n t
They have arrange d a most 

in­
teresting 
trad e with J a p a n Man-
c h u n a for soy beans, This Man­
churian product, well known for 
the variety of its uses, can lie em
to

Germany been served by the Nazi p |0y(,(j to j ^ . ^ t advan tage here 
regime? 

help make up for the fodder and

How has the common good of 

T hat is the logical question, but t he fat shortage,

th e ^ 

It is: 
“ WiU ration cards be issued this 

it is not the question upperm ost rn j 
the minds of Germans today, 
question they are asking is much < one order 
more specific, 

Th(1 Qe rm a n „ have contra cte d 
to n „ 0f s0y beans in
I. Q. F arbenindus-
j trie, the German dye tru st, is act-
on the G erman side, and it is 
w in te r?” The governm ent m d ig - ; reported they will give the Jap an- 
nantly says “ No.” Dr. Moritz, j eHe chemical products 
in retur n 
high official of the m inistry of food for the beans. This q u an tity of 
and agriculture has emphatically ; (jeans a t c u r r e n t m a rk e t prices is 
declared: “ There i not a w o rd of worth ab o u t 
$1,000,OOO. W hat 
tru th in all these rumors. We arc surt of chemical products the Ger- 
not working on any plan aiming a t mnns will furnish the Ja p an e se at 
the rationing of food supplies nor i this stage of J a p a n ’s military r a ­
cards rt.,.r is a question th a t is of par- 
the introduction of foods 
I ticular interest to America as well
even for the distant f u tu re .” 
as to ' t ie Soviet U n i o n .

R u m o r * A r e O u t 
On the Other hand the rum ors 
persist and there are pe rson- - k « I meet the de ficit, h or human con
who j
. • w a r they have seen ration card* 
already prin te d ; others who in-bat i 
that printing houses have received 
invitations to bid for their produc­
tion, and ho on.

this type of tra d e cannot 

But 

sumption the Reich needs 8,700,- 
000 tens of wheat and rye flour a 
year, according to the m inistry of 
food and agriculture. They o r ­
dinarily mill OO per cent, of flour 
out of their food grains. They have 
now 
raised this to 70 per cent, 
adding IO per cent of bran, and 
at this rate, from their this y e a r ’s 
crop* of 11,286,000 tons of wheat I 
and rye they can get 7,880,000 tons I 
of flour.

T h e y N e e d F l o u r 

On the face of it, they would 
lack 820,000 tons of flour for hu- i 
man consumption but the go v ern ­
ment claims it has reserves enough I 
to meet this deficit, and a t any 
rate it may be taken for gran ted 
that if the worst came to the worst, 
foreign exchange* will be diverted 
from other imports, no m a tte r how 
necessary otherwise, to provide 
enough bread. The figures show 
plainly, however, how tigh t the sit­
uation is.

The rum ors may be dismissed, 
b u t the facts are these. Due to the 
outside world, 
hostility of the 
aroused against Germany by Nazi 
policies and clue to bad crops, this 
country faces a*deficit of food in 
the coming winter. There will be 
enough 
to feed the people, but 
there will not be enough to feed 
the cuttle.

G erm any 

never has produced 
enough food to feed herself. Nor­
mally she 
imports the necessary 
extra quantity. This year she has 
produced less than usual, and this 
year for the* first 
time she has 
neither the ca-h nor the credits to 
buy abroad. The fact that she has 
produced less than usual is not the 
Nazis' fault. The fact th a t she 
l ac k s the purchasing power neces­
sary to cover the deficit with im­
ports is chiefly due to Nazi policy 
to w ards Jews, Liberals, Democrats, 
foreigners, liberty, debts arui war. 
C r o p * B e l o w A v e r a g e

Austin Women
Attend A.A.U.W.
Convention

Representing the A ustin branch 
the American Association of 

of 
University Women, Misses Dor- . 
othy G ebauer, Rosemary W a lli n g , ! 
Marion Whitney, Rosalie Leslie, 
and Mesdames 
Charles Zivley, 
Lloyd A. Je ff re s , Frank Sexton, 
Arnold Romberg, and Dr. C lara 
P a r k e r have gone to Wichita hull* 
for the Sixth Annual Convention 
of 
the A. A. U. W. being held 
today and S atu rd ay . Dele­
th e re 
g ates from all tw enty-nine Texas 
branches will attend.

education 
Child w elfare and 
for leisure time will be 
stressed 
th r o u g h o u t the convention. Some 
of the speakers will be Dr. M a r ­
g a r e t E. Bryson, professor 
of 
health education and medical ad­
visor of women at Colorado S tate 
and m em ber 
T e a c h e rs’ College 
of the medical s ta ff of St. Jo se p h ’* 
Hospital, Denver, Colo., Dr. Eve­
lyn Newman, le cturer, poet, and 
critic; and Mr s . William Dingus, 
Lubbock.

functions 

The Wic8 ita Falls branch has 
made plans for e n te r ta in in g 1he 
delegates. Social 
in­
clude a dinner for the executive 
I hoard, a cowboy luncheon, un oil 
dinner, a pioneer luncheon, and 
Ian in ternational relations dinner.
P lan s for other e n te r ta in m e n t 
I and stud y have been w orked out 
; by 
ii 
the Austin group, which 
! composed chiefly of women fac*
I ulty members and 
the wives of 
faculty members.

Football Shown 
As ‘Crazy Game'

“ Football is a ‘C razy’ G am e” 
is 
th*- caption placed over a 
cartoon d raw n by Jackson Cox 
which ap peared in the Houston 
Post Wednesday, O ctober 24.

The caption 

Lam*1 
( d efea ted 
tro unced P urdue 

is sub-headed, 
“ Texas fans say th a t because 
by 
N o tre 
T exas) 
( d e ­
fea ted by R i c o the L onghorns 
ary b e tte r than Rice— b ut com 
para tiv e scores do n’t m ean a 
thing-—look what has already 
h a p p e n e d ” ; and 
the draw in g 
depicts Texas clubbing Okla­
homa, who knocked out ('■ \ 
ten ary, who beat Texas. Rice, 
on the sidelines, is an in te re st­
ed if somew hat bew ildered by ­
s ta nder,

Cox wa* form erly editor of 
held 
the T exas Ranger and 
various positions on both 
the 
Cactus s ta ff and The Daily 
Texan.

H e a lth L ecturer 
To S p eak H ere

rn
l l

educa- I

j

profes-

Dr. Jesse F. Williams, 
sor of health and physics 
lion a t Columbia U niver ity, will 
bv a le ctu rer of the U niversity for 
three days, N ovember 26-28. Miss 
Anna Hiss, ch airm an of the De­
p a r tm e n t of I'hysital T ra in in g for 
Women, has announced.

Dr. Williams has rec nitty been 

a m em ber o 1' P resident.i 

chosen a 
Roosevelt’s com m ittee on penal 
education. Ile is a co n trib u to r to 
m agazines on physical education 
and ha- w ritte n a num b er of 
books on the subject, as well a- 
being a popular s p ta k e r with col- \ 
;
lege and u n iv e n ity audiences. 

While he is in Texas, Dr. W *111- 
anis will visit several colleges and 
chools whore he will give a d ­
dresses on physical education.

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i

E X E R C I S E F O R M A Y O R

S PR IN G FIE L D , Mass., Oct. 25 
— (IN S ) — Sprin gfield’s mayor 
m ust either be satisfied wish hi* 
seven-year-old automobile, or walk 
to work, was the verdict of the 
board of alderm en 
tu rn in g 
down a $2,500 app rop riation for 
a new car fo r the m ay or’s u.*e. 
The mayor said he would walk, 
and so would any official visitors 
to the city.

in 

For th e cattle, the likeliest so­
lution app e ars now to he th a t large 
numbers of them must be slaugh­
tered. A lready the slaughter of 
hogs bas gone up 8 per ce n t over 
last year, and in g reat haste new
G erm any normally produces be-, plants are being organized to can 

is at 

A n a tu ra l 

tween fifty and sixty million tons and salt the surplus pork.
of all food 
expressed in 
crops, 
“ grain equivalents.” Impart ial out­
siders estimate that her deficit this 
year 
around 
twelve million tons, a t a minimum 
aiound th ree million, and most 
probably around five million tons 
in gram equivalents.

a maximum 

corollary to 

food 
shortage would be hoarding. But 
the govern m ent has a tte m p te d to 
check that by ordering the f a rm e rs 
to deliver by O ctober 31 at least 
30 p e r cent of the rye and 25 per 
cent of the w heat they delivered 
during the whole season last year. 
By 
governm ent 
hopes to prevent the farm e rs From 
keeping their grain and 
feeding 
bread g rain s to their cattle.
G r a i n P r i c e * F i x e d 

this means the 

This y e a r’s 

crops of the four 
principal grains, wheat, rye, b a r ­
ley, and oats, are one million tons 
below the average of the last te n 
years. During those ten years the 
average 
imports were 2,600,000 
tons per year. This would make 
the deficit 3,600,000 
tons. But 
the potato crop this year ha* a de 
ficit of at least four million tons, 
which is equivalent 
to 1,250,000 
tons of gram. So the total deficit 
on 
is 4,850,000 or 
around five million tons of grain.

this estimate 

I N T O O C E A N ’S D E P T H S

LONDON, Oct. 25. 

(IN S ) — 
This they would be tem pted to 
Seeking a thrilling vacation, Sybil 
do because the g overnm en t has al- 
Lady Auckland, Lord Auckland, 
so fixe*! the price of grain at the 
Annie Lady Selsdon and her son, 
level of last year. Crops were
P e te r Mitchell-Thomson, are leav-
to 
plentiful then and prices low. I his mg for a pearl-diving cruise 
year, crops are down 25 p er ce n t in j A u stralia 
in Lord A uck land’s
quantity. With prices the same, yacht. The entire p a rty is busy 
takinjg lessons in deep-sea diving 
the f a rm e r ha.* th e re fo re had hi* 
from a professional deep
suits 
income cut by one-fourth. 

All these facts provide the hack-! gea d jVer

Then, too, the total farm sup­
plies of Germany 
this y ea r are 
20 per cent under the average of 
the last five years. The average 
domestic production, plu* imports 
from abroad of butter, m argarine 
and lard, was 1,200,000 tons yearly
f ora 1928 to 1932; it wa- 1,050,- help the governm ent m aintain its ^ cruising 
OOO ton. in 1933, and this year will remitted w ar reserve of grain. They w‘th ail haste. She 
be a i oond 950,000 !-ins.

ground for th*1 persistent talk of 
ration cards. Ration cards, it la I 
argued would help p reserve 
T S H O U LD KNOW^ 
the 
budget of the w orkm an by p r o v id - 1 ARLING TO N , Mass. Oct. 25.
mg
quantity but cheaper. T hey would 

limited in | N S )—-Police received a h u rry
call from an anxious housewife.
car was dispatched 
to
led 
the cellar, showed them a new oil 
b u r n e r that had ju st been install­
ed and asked: “ How do you s ta rt

reputed w ar reserve of grain. They 
would help reduce the sla u g h te r of 
livestock.

_________ __________

him with bread 

____________

them 

Slau g h te rin g 

livestock 

is bad 

,f? 

and 250,000 

So Germany Will have this winter 
an <• 'tu n a ted deficit of five mil­
lion tons of food in grain equiva­
lents 
tons of fats.
F u rth e rm o re she imported an av­
erage 
eggs 
of 163,000 tons of 
yearly from I :«27 lo 1931; in 1933 
she imported 81,000 ton*, and this 
year will import less.

The missing five million tons of 
grain or its equivalent.* is chiefly 
If the 
needed for cattie feed. 
hogs a re not fed enough there will 
be less lard and if the cows are n o t ! 
fed enough there will be less milk, 
b u t t e r and 
th ere is 
cheese, 
n othin g to feed them they must 
be killed.

lf 

R e i c h L a c k s M o n e y

To buy the necessary five mil­
lion 
t o m of grain equivalents 
abroad would cost around 300,- 
000,000 reichsmarks, as feed grain 
is selling a t around 60 marks a 
ton. B ut the grain would have to 
be boug ht with foreign currency.
In gold dollars the cost would be 
aro u n d $70,000,000, but the roichs- 
bank has less th a n $19,000,000 in 
gold.

W ha t a re the altern atives? First, 
fore ign credits. They a r e exelu-
d* <i by world 
policy. Second, b arter. 

business fo r a co u n try th a t fancies i Das t h in g ? ” 
itself in danger of being attacked.
It means using up one of the food 
reserves th a t it takes longest to re- i 
If G erm any indeed believes 
place. 
th a t w ar is coming it is possible 
that she would p r e f e r r a tio n cards 
to the slau ghter of cattle.

P e o p l e F e a r R a t i o n C a r d s

But ration cards are hard to ex­
plain away. No citizen, no m a t­
ter how gullible, could be persu­
aded to believe th a t ratio n cards 
are a 
ign of Nazi success. They 
smack of war, and they smack of 
the Soviet Union. To a n y citizen, 
ration cards would a p p e ar a poor 
retu rn fo r the sacrifice of dem oc­
racy.

In ordinary times, the crop defi­
cits of this year would he a trivial 
matter. Seventy million dollars of 
foreign credits would 
solve the 
PIO hic m* What was a foreign 
credit of $70,000,009 to pre-Nazi 
It was a commonplace.
G ermany? 
To Nazi G erm any today it is an im- 

! possibility.

Nazi* r e to r t th a t G erm any from 
now on ie going to be independent,

reaction to Nazi and they w ant no help. W ithout it j 

they e n te r the era of “ ersa tz ,” and

Two exam ples will suffice to ii- substitute foods. S u b stitu te clothe*! 
lustral® with what ingenuity and are the first fru its of the Joss of ; 
d eterm in a tion the govern m e a t is I democracy.
st riving to m eet the food deficit* 
i v b a rte r 
Norway 
ranged 
Dorothy Smith will a tte n d the 
rn bale oil, to make m argerine. Tho T exas-Rice game while she is vis- 
frermans plan to pay f o r it by re- * iring a t h er home in H ouston.

a r r a n g e men Ul , F rom wa s i n c r e a s e d in Na z i G e r m a n y . )

the G erm ans 
to g e t 160,000 

( T o m o r r o w — H o w e m p l o y m e n t 

— .....-......- o--------------

have ar- 
tons of 

Columbus 
did very well 

-

B u t w a it u n til 
y o u d isco v er

H IR S H V A L U E S

the trou b le C o lu m b u s d id — ju st 

drop in to o n e o f our stores or 

tele p h o n e u s — w e d eliver.

27th and G uadalupe — 19th and Lavaca

I R S T I NS

D R u e s “

- 

,

FREE DELIVERY 

p h o n e 2 - 4 i 9 i — 2-2461

E . P L A N A T I O N : H e r e i i t h e p l a y a* t h o u s a n d * o f f a n * w o u l d 
h a v e s e e n it on t h e G R I D - G R A P H . N o t e h o w g r a p h i c a l l y t h e p l a y 
is r e p r o d u c e d . T h e U. S. C. t e a m l i g h t is lit, U. S. C. h a s t h e bal l . 
I t is t h o f o u r t h q u a r t e r . T h e s c o r e is U. S C . 13, N o t r e D a m e 0. 
I t is t h e t h i r d d o w n w i t h 2 3 y a r d s t o go. T h e b a l l is o n t h e N o t r - 
D a m e 4 7 - y a r d l ine. T h e “ b a l l ” l i g h t p a s s e s f r o m t h e l i ne o f st 
i m- 
m a g e ( N o . I ) t o th* b a c k f i el d a n d Q u a r t e r b a c k G r i f f i t h ’s ( N o . 2 )

l i g h t c o m e s o->. T h e “ b a l l ’’ l i g h t t h e n p a s s e s o u t o v e r t h e f i e l d a n d

a t t h e s a m e t i m e “ f o r w a r d p a s s ” l i g h t f l a s h e s . W h e n t h e “ b a l l ” 

l i g h t r e a d i e s t h e N o t r e D a m e 30- y . »r d l i n e , S p a r l i n g , l e f t e n d ’s 

l i g h t c o m e s o n s h o e i n g tile p a s h a d b e e n c o m p l e t e d ( N o . 3 ) . 

S p a r l i n g t h e n g oe s f o r 8 y a r d s b e f o r e b e i n g t a c k l e d b y J a s k w h i c h 

o n t h e N o t r e D a m e 2 2 - y a r d l i n e ( N o . 4 ) .

e la tio n and control of public utili­
ties. He has recently completed a 
com prehensive brief of the n eg a­
tive of the c u r r e n t Interscholastic 
League d ebate question: Resolved: 
T hat G overnm en t Should O perate 
Public Utilities.

In addition to his being a pro m ­
inent lawyer in Texas, Mr. W h a r­
ton re c e n tly has w ritte n a history 
of I ex as which included the biog- 
lap hies of many im p o rta n t people

| South'* M ost B ea u tifu l Roof B allroom
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o u tstan d in g 

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S tate, and a m em bers of the law 
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Mr. W harton will p rese nt a ju 
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T H E D A I L Y T E X A N

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Stage • Screen 
Radio

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Along Amusement Row

• ara •

Music • Books 
Dancing

Newman Enthusiastic Over Role 
Of Vickie which He Will Play 
In ‘Another Language’ Next Week

“ If I can just keep up with my leading lady, then every th in g will be 
fin e .” Those were the words of praise for the interpretation of S tella 
and co m m en ts on his own male lead given by Charles N ew m an , w ho 
plays the part o f Vickie in “ A nother L a n gu ag e.” This first production 
of the year for Curtain Club will be presented at the H ogg Memorial
A uditorium Tuesday and W o d n e s - f 
day, October .»<> and 31. 

group- during his stay in C a lif or-

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"I am indeed very enthusiastic nia. 

about the role which I h a v e ,” New- j N ewm an haH been a m e m ber o f 
man stated, “ and consider it one ; thf> C ollege p iayers of the C ollege 
of the best leads that I have l.ad of Mines E1 Pas0 LitUe Thcat(.r, 
a chance to play.” He plays the ; E] p ago 
and s t . 
part o f Vickie, the y o u n g husband Louig j ittle T be a ter. He w as also 
ti.*1 organizer and director of the Mex- 
who 
family-hounded, and 
c iv i c Theater.
same role which recen tly co-star- j jco 

r h a n c e l Guiid? 

is 

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RADIO
REVIEW

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K R U ) :

6:8®— B ee c h N u t h our. W O A D N BC. 
7:1)0— J e s s i c a D r a g o n e t t c , W C)AI:NBC 
7 : 1 6 —J o e S t o v a l l ’s o r c h e s t r a . K R L D 

8:0 0 - P h i l H a r r i s ' o r c h e s t r a .

W O A 1 :

8 : 3 0 — Phil B a k e r . W F A A :NHC. 
h 3 0 — H o lly w o o d H ote l, 
IMck 
K R U ) .-CBS.

0 : 3 0 — R a t e S m i t h . K R I. D :C B S .
1 0:0 0—C h a r l i e D a v i s ’ o r c h e s t r a .

Pow ell.

W L W

C B S .

CHS.

NHC.

NBC.

1 0 : 1 5 — E d w in Hill. now*. K S L :N B C . 
1 0:30 

F r e d d ie M a r t i n s o r c h e s t r a . N U C: 
WF. NR 

1 0 :4 6 — J a n G a r b e r . W C N 
11 :Q0— G e o rg e O D e n ' s o r c h e s t r a . W K N R . 
t h e A ir. W O A D 
1 1 : 3 0 — H o ll y w o o d on 

1 2 :0 0 — S t a n M y e r s o r c h e s t r a .

W K N R : 

1 2:80 N oble Sis-Me’s o r c h e s t r a 

W K N R :

NHC.

NBG.

NBC.

I :00— Te d F lo R ito. R F I .

Curtain Club 
To Offer Added 
Feature Plays

the 

lead 

He played 

in Philip
Barry's “ Paris B oun d ” and also 
the load in Biurry's “ Tomorrow and 
T om orrow ” during his work with 
the Mexico City Civic Theater. He 
was also starred in St. Louis in Ib­
s e n ’s “ Ghost” and in Pasaden a in 
“ A nna C hristie.”

W hile 

in California 
this past 
• ummer Newm an met and b ecam e 
acquainted with m any screen and 
pi min out celebrities. A m o n g th em 
were Mae W est, Miriam Hopkins, 
dr. and Mrs, Clark Gable, Adrian, 
Mr, and Mis, Clive Brook, Guy 
I ii-bee, Jean Harlow, B u m s and 
‘ den, and Myrna Loy.

Kt. .. man has a plea ing and dis- 
uiu I ive personality, such as one 
is d ‘lighted to find. He, no doubt, 
.ill play hi* new role with the 
g r e a te s t ruse and ability. One 
could predict th a t h is perform an ce 
will be one that the U n iversity and 
the Austin public will both e n jo y
an

Si*, na Phi Epsilon 

fr a te r n ity 
a nnounced the pledging of Harold 
G i i f f m o f Brae tcnridg s and Jack 
Hat w ood of [iou ton.

tfatiurtiiagr

WITE 11:30

MRS. WIGGS
OF THE
CABBAGE
PATCH

with
P A U L IN E L OR D 
W. C. F I E L D S 
7. A S I P I T T S

JLL L I L L I 

U

C H a, ; ( l,£ S NL Yr M A ii

red Ro* < rt Mo n t go m 
I screen with Helen Ha 
! his w ife, will be interpr 
I rie C h a n d le r , who p, 
highly recommended It 
ization.

I N ew m an, who is a t 

lh

n

th

S
y Ma­
tt tmies 
ngan-

the T e x a - Coll ege o f 5. ..ie?, is h e r e 
for his first year in T h e Univer­
sity o f T e x a s :.:nt! n a t u r a l l y f<>> his 
first y e a r in t he cam pus d r a m a t i c 
gr o u p , H e has had runny 3 e ar s of 
| e x p e r i e n c e in d r a m a i n - w o r k , h o w ­
ever. in many c f th e large cities 
th roughout the U nited State*. He 
was also sn ra d i o w irk f o r a nun-, 
ber of y e a r s . F o r t h e p a s t s u m 
mer N e w m a n wa.- 
in Hoi l j vood, 
where he had m i n o r r ol es in thro. 
p r o ruction- 
recent 
i “ C h a i n e d , ” “ T h e Bai rest* o f Wire 
S t r e e t . ” and “ T h e W or Id 
pole 
Moves O n .” Wh i l e in California 
he w as connected with the Mei n
w as ai S' 
Goldwyn Mayer, Inc. Hi 
a mem ber of the Basad 
na ( ' s m ­
other ar
mur.ity Play House and

I Ii < a t e i 

* f M f I / I T I

STARTS TO M O R R O W ’

' Auni

L a s t
D a y !

F i e a r i c M a r c h

. . in * .
“ Affairs of Cellin1”

^ 

• • r o m a n c e

^ M O R T A L n o v e l I -

ALIVE 
AFTER 2 0 YEARS 
A DEAD M A N !

Snatched from 
his b e tro th e d .
•
c o n v ic te d w ith
(sot trial . .

i f 

•
condem ned to 
a livin g death 
•
..th e soul of 
the sim ple sea 
captain d ie d ... 
and in its place 
em erged a Bam 
ing figure 
of 
ve n g e an ce ...

The COUNT of 
MONTE CRISTO

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H Q H ^ H G . C U S P I C T U R E S ’ O f ALI TIM E!

W I-

Av

G r t e a G e r b o a n d J o h n G i l b e r t 

i n a 

s c e n e 

f r o m “ Q u e e n 

C h r i s t i n a , ” p l a y i n g l a s t t i m e s t o d a y a t t h e T e x a s .

Texas-Rice Victory Dance Will
Re Held on Milam Roof

l l A a T L A 
i n t o I n r e e V l l f O U P $ D ance Lo bu staged Saturday night in H ou sto n on the Milam Roof. 

I * 

U n iversity o f T ex as stu d en ts and T e x a s e x e s w h o plan to atten d the 
annual football classic this year b etw een the U n iv ersity and Rice In sti­
j tu te may look forward to a p leasan t e v e n in g at the T exa s-R ice V ictory

_______ 

Three additional a ttractio n s be
The M ilam Roof on the tenth flo o r o f the Milam B uilding, lo cated sides the main play will be pre

WHERE 
T O G O

‘T H E A F F A I R S OF C E L L IN I.” 
A t the Paramount. Co-starring 
Fredric March and C onstance 
B e n n ett with 
Frank Morgan 
and F a y W ray. F ea tu re starts 
at 
11:10, 12:57, 2 :4 4 , 4:31, 
6:18 , 8:08, and 9:52.

‘T H IS MAN IS M IN E .” A t the 
Queen. S ta rrin g Irene Dunne 
w i t h C onstance Cummings, 
Ralph B ellam y, Kay Johnson, 
and Charles S tarrett. Featu re 
sta rts at I, 2 :4 7 , 4 :3 4 , 6:21, 
8 :0 8 , and 9:55.

I

“ Q U E E N C H R IS T IN A .” A t 

the 
T exas. 
Starring Greta Garbo 
with John Gilbert. Last times 
today.

Union Bridge 
Class Divided

the 

th a t 

Charles N. Zivley, m anager of 
the T ex a s U nion, a n n ou n ced y e s ­
terd a y 
T ex a s Union 
bridge class had been divided into 
th ree groups. T here will be two 
groups for b eginners, one m ee t­
ing on Monday a fte r n o o n s at 4 
o’clock and one m e e tin g on T u e s ­
day ev en in g s at 7 :30 o’clock. A 
those advanced 
hird group 
n the playing of con tra ct bridge 
will m eet on W ed nesd ay e ven ing s 
at 7 :30 o ’clock.

for 

All who are in terested in these 
classes but w hose nam es do not 
list are 
appear 
asked 
the 
designated times.

to atten d at one o f 

fo llo w in g 

the 

in 

B eginners, Monday, 4 o’clock:
Adams, Loyce
A sek w , Emily
Atlas, Henry
Boatright, M. F
Drabck, A nnie
Duke, John
F en n er, Mary Claire
Godbey, Emma Lee
Gonzalez, E m eterio
Hrissikopoulos, Charles
Hudson. Kate B.
Kahle, Louis G.
Knight, Margaret A.
McCluer, Gaylord 
McConnell, B lanche 
McSpadden, Grace 
Munves, Rose 
Pendarvis, Ben 
Prater, Lucille 
T aylor, Joyce 
Walker, J. L.
Walker, Rena B.
Walker, Shirlirced 
Wilson, Mildred
B egin n ers, T u e s d a y , 7 ;30 

o ’c l o c k :

B a sse t t, Mildred 
B assett, Ora 
B eall, W in ifred G.
D aw sop, John 
Ehrlich, F ran ces 
Evans, Ju n iu s A.
E terh ard , Helen 
Fain, Isabel 
French, M. Laura 
Hill, Jan**
Knolle, Ruth 
Little, Helen 
Martin, Gladys R.
Mumme, Leroy C.
Murray. Mary Jean 
Odem , F rances 
P okorny, W. F.
R am ey, Frank 
Robinson, M arjory 
R ockefeller, Edward 
Storm . Mrs. L. W.
Von Rosenberg, Charles 
V ega n , Marjorie 
Smith, H a z e line
A dvanced, W ednesday, 

o ’c l o c k :

B e n n e tt, Mrs. G. R.
D ailey, Lawson 
Dunlap, Roger Lee 
G afford, B. N.
G i f f o r d ,, Mrs. B. N.
Gregg, Leah J.
H artman, Mrs. E. R.
Lee, R. E.
Leinbach, C. IL, Jr.

7:30 

k

b u t T i m e * T o d a y 

t i

G R E T A G A R B O ut
Queen Christina1
w i t h
L E W I S S T O N E 
J O H N G I L B E R T

S a t a r d a j r ( o n e d a y )
“ W ILD C A R G O

f t

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Bandbox Players Present 
‘The Gondoliers’ Tonight

“ The Gondoliers,11 the Gilbert and Sullivan satirical comedy, will be 
g iven by the Bandbox P la yers o f San A n to nio tonight at 8 :15 o ’clock 
in H og g Memorial A uditorium, under the sponsorship of the U n iv e r ­
sity Light Opera Company. T he Bandbox P lay ers are directed by D a­
vid G riffin, musical director o f the San A n to n io Civic Opera Company, 
w ho also plays one of the l e a d i n g -* —
roles.

the director, takes 

som etim e, and Sw eethearts. David 
G riffin, 
the 
part o f the Duke o f Plaza-Toro 
and also the part o f Francesco, a 
g ondolier; Leila Byron 
in the 
the Duchess o f Plaza-
role o f 

is 

This will be the fourth appear- 
ace o f th e P layers on the c a m ­
pus o f 
the U n iv e rsity , as t h e y 
ha ve com e here tw ice b efo re w ith 
th eir first show, “ The M ikado,” 
and once b e fo re with “ T he G on­
doliers.” The director, Mr. Grif- * 
fin , tries to stress the drama and 
sin gin g, playing aga inst a m in i­
mum o f scenery. Ten m em b ers 
the whole cast, with 
com prise 
in chorus 
principles su b stitu tin g 
parts.

S t o r y o f K i d n a p p i n g

“ The Gondoliers” 

p resen ts a 
co n sta n tly ch a ng ing picture, with 
one o f 
tw o quartets con sta n tly 
h olding the st a g e — the first q uar­
te t b e in g th at 
of the peasan ts 
headed by J osephine Falbo, who 
ta k es th e role o f Giannina, 
and 
the other q u artet being that of 
t h e 
the nobles and headed by 
D uke and Duchess of Pla za-T oro, [ 
played by David Griffin and Leila 
Pyron. It is the story of a k in g ’s 
son w ho 
is kidnapped and g ive n 
to a V en etia n gondolier to rear, 
and of the com plications which 
arise w hen the gondolier has to j 
d i s t i n g u i s h b e tw e en 
k in g ’s 
S o n and his own. The first scene 
is laid 
in the m ythical kingdom o f Bar- T o r o a n d also 
ataria. 

J a c k B l a n k f i e l d

the 

a C a r i c a t u r e

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i n V e n ice and the secon d *

E m m ie C legg Prokop, mem ber | Company singer, takes 

 
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t h a t of V ittoria; 
I Carl H e y e , a veteran Civic Opera
the part 
o f the Light Opera C o m p a n y ,j 0f Luiz .the Dukes attend an t, and 
will take a part with the P lay ers, J also the part o f Giorgian. George 
th a t o f Inez, the K in g’s fo s te r mo- McMahon, baritone, and Wilfred 
ther. Miss Prokop is a m em ber o f Knuepper, tenor, take 
the roles 
th e San A n to nio Civic Opera of G iuseppe Palmieri and Marco 
C om pany and played the part o f Palm ieri, 
tw o V en etian gondo- 
liers. Others of the cast are Mary 
Kitzi in last su m m er’s production 
o f Sigm und R om b erg’s “ Blossom - J ay n e Garza, who plays Casilda, 
the D u k e’s daughter, and Marian
tim e .” 
the role of
W eltens, who 

C a * t E x p e r i e n c e d 

takes 

N e a r ly all o f the cast are mem - Tessa. 

hers o f the San A n tonio Civic 
Opera C ompany. Jack B lankfield, sold at the m a n ag er’s o f f ic e 
w ho tak es the role o f Don A l ­
hambra del B olero, has d one com-
edy leads in Merry W idows, Prince 
of Pilsen , Trial by Ju ry, Blos-

T ickets fo r the show ave being 
in 
reserve
gen eral

T exas U n io n — 36c 
seats and 
admission.

t o cents 

for 
for 

K L E B ER MILLER.

NEW S H O W REVIEWED

i i i 

“ T H I S MAN 

IS M I N E ” — F r o m “ L ove 
Fl ies 
t h e W in dow '" by A nne M o r r is o n 
C h apin. S c re e n p la y by J a n e M a r t i n . D i ­
r e c te d by J o h n Cro m w ell . A P a n d r o S.
f i e rm a n p r o d u c tio n . R K O - R a d io p i c t u r e , j
C A S T

'Pony D u n la p 
F r a u H a r p e r 
J i m D u n l a p 
Bee M cC ra e 
J ud Mi-Crae 
M ar t H o lm e s 
R i t a 
Sli m 

Ir e n e D u n n e
C o n s ta n c e C u m m i n g s

R alp h B e lla m y I
R a y J o h n s o n
C h a r le s S t a r r e t t
Si dn ey B l a c k m e r
V iv ia n Tobin
L o u i s M as on ;

“ U n d e r A r i z o n a S k i e s , ” a d a p t e d 

f r o m 

t h e n o v e l b y Z a n e G r e y . 

W i t h H a r l e y S a d l e r , B i l l i e S a d l e r , 

a n d 

B a r t 

C o u c h . 

P r e s e n t e d 

t h e S a d l e r 
s h o w , S i x t e e n t h a n d G u a d ­

t h r o u g h S a t u r d a y a t 
t e n t 
a l u p e s t r e e t s .

_______ 

W ay o u t in the wild and n ot so
w ooly w e s t w here men are men 
traditional b e lie f j ancj w om en are glad o f it, Zane 
located the novel from 
is 
“ U nder Arizona S k ie s” 
the i ^ burlesque done with a straight 

the 
F lou tin g 
that action 
is prerequisite 
movie, RKO-Radio has t i a n s l a t e d ) w hich 
into c e l l o i d a play that 
within 
story in the technique o f the thea- 
ter There I. no extran eou s ma- 

this n ew Sadler hill 

to a QTey had 

Thjs d#lug> o f 

k e e p s . adapted 

limits, te llin g 

stage 

face

m

eria 

0 

J his 

1 

s Pa c e - 
d raw ing - room 

leisurely until 

polite c om edy 

it gathers m om en tu m 

sprinkled with 
n'o v e q 
when 
flares 
to a q u iet 
finish Sp ark ling q u ie tn e ss 
m o t iff of John Cromwell s 
Man Is Mine.” Prim itive emotion* 
are glazed with civilized v en eer , 
b etra yed by o n ly a word or quick 
,
g estu re. 
A revamped version o f the t r i ­
lh me, Miss D u n n e’s latest

hut brilliant 
the i 
This C

phere o f f e r s the com pany its best
sq u eeze 
from an cient 
the climax w h eezes and m an u factu red comic 

drama ( op p o rtu n ity as y e t 
laugh a ft e r 

laugh 

to 

and \ situations.

e r o t i z e ii. make-up. direct in 
is the epi-
 „ ( a „ U M show c o m „diana

, H a i le y Sadler 

,

with their chronic over-play and 
p re-m editated hokum. Yet he 
is 
h alf-w a y con v incing and g reatly 
likable in his “ F reck les” role.

Billie Sadler makes her vamp
angle 
vehicle p o r tr a y , her as th e w ife P*,rt ° < « f l a n d i n g With it she m am -
who th r o w , .h e husband into the 
path ol a siren 

) h e , ‘ “ ''J * 

lo te s t his 

? ,n3 

thc 

,,f 

for her. She is chagrined to find 
it crum bling beneath the barrage 
o f flirtation. The clever and d r a ­
, 
matic way 
which she brings 
thc husband back 
to his senses 
is the thesis o f this brilliant o f ­
fering.

. . . 

in 

, 

. 

love th ro u g h o u t the three acts and sets
the pace. Bart Couch and S u n ny 
in 
Fox are real and c on vin cin g 
their parts, the supporting plav-
ers a d eq u ate
S c c n e r y 

vaudeville well 
carry ou t the w estern m otif. A 
fe a tu r e was the cow b oy 
special 
band on the stage.

and 

1

 

into 

seem s 

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8 2 Y E A R S Y O U N G
P IT T S B U R G H , O c t . 

Constance Cummings etc h es a 
very slick perform an ce 
the j 
reels, as does Ralph Beilarhy. Miss] 
Dunne 
a bit m echanical 
and uncertain about her histronies 
—o t h e r w is e she is eke. K ay J o h n ­
son, Charles Starrett, and V ivian 
Tobin 

2 5 .— 
( I N S ) — Mrs. Mary McKean Cor­
nell, 82, g row s yo u ng er with age. 
She said on her birthday: “ I can 
see better and do more work today 
I baked 
than I could 20 years ago. 
loaves o f bread today and I 
ing with the sm ooth ton e o f the 20 
production which is w o rthw hile as I have a lot more work to do before
e n terta in m en t.

S ettin g s and gow ns are In keep

lend adequate support. 

the d ay is o ver.”

K atherine Kirk and N a n cy Pugh 
le ft Thursday fo r Amarillo where 
th ey will spend the w eek-end v is­
iting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. 
H A. Kirk.

E stim a te: C plus.

-B. H.

I N N IN G O O D G R A C E

MILFORD, Masd., Oct. 2 5 .— 
( I N S ) — Rev. H. M urray Elliott, 
rector o f T rinity Episcopal Church, 
assisted Rev. Mr. Eckm an o f the 
S o ciety o f St. John the E va n gelist 
in the old English custom o f bless­
ing the house in co n n ection with 
the op e n in g o f a local inn for b u s i - , 
ness.

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’M O N S T E R * R E V E A L E D

O K LAH OM A CITY, Oct. 2 5 .— 
Isles Lake 
(INfS)— The Belle 
been 
“ m on ster” m ystery 
solved. 
turned out to be an 
It 
alligator, but where it ca m e from 
and how it happened to be in the 
jake hasn’t been learned.

has 

V

announced 

in ternation ally 

one block west o f the Rice Hotel, i sented by the Curtain Glut) Tucs- 
has been secured for the occasion day and W ed n esd ay, October 36 
w ith the music o f Babe Blok and and 31, at 
the H o g g Memorial
fam o u s ten- Auditorium, E rn est R. Hardin, di­
: his 
piece orchestra. The d a nce will j rector, 
y esterd ay . 
last from 9 to 1 :3 0 o ’clock and a “ A nother L an g u ag e,” co-starring 
I large d eleg ation o f T ex a s stu d en ts Marie Chandler and C harles New- 
aml T e x a s-e x e s as w ell as Rice man> will be the principal play of 
co n ten d er s are exp e cted to be pres- 
e n *“ 

curtain
and his orchestra riser, a short one-act play before 
featu re 
have been heard n u m ero us tim es 
ov er the S o u th w e st chain and more drama, will be made at this first 
than tw en ty five 
is 
throughout the South and North, ^he chosen play with the cast con 
His outstan d in g e n g a g e m e n t s were
sisting 
of Jane S ton e , Wilson 
at the Miami Casino, Miami B each, 
A ter, Kathleen Koon, Raymond 
Flu., Chermont in Omaha, and the 
Bob 
Travis, Bill 
St. Regis Hotel in Mexico City.
Strange*

sta tion s production. "Choir R ehearsal” 

the ev e n in g ’s p erform ance. 

the presen tation of the 

Introduction 

Babe Blok 

Erwin, 

other 

and 

the 

of 

The dance tickets will be on sale 
in the Rice Hotel 
lobby Saturday 
morning on the arrival o f T ex as 
the price will be 
stu d ents, and 
$ 1.6 5 per couple or $ 1 .1 0 fo r stags 
which includes g o v e r n m e n t tax.

The Milam R oof ballroom is one 
o f the m ost b eau tifu l of its kind 
and it is e xp ected that ihi* o c c a s­
ion will be one o f the high lights 
o f e n te rta in m en t in Houston.

Also during 

interm ission a n ­
other on e-act play, “ l f Men Play­
ed Cards as W omen D o,” w ill be 
P ietz ch, Wilson 
given. 
Ater, Raym nod Travis, and Tom 
Husbands appear 
in this produc­
tion.

Sid n ey 

An exhibition o f various paint-1
ings sp onsored by the A ustin Art 
Guild will be on display 
the 
lobby o f the auditorium.

in 

B A B E B L O K

Shirley, Ruth 
Thomas, L ovedy Bever 
Weir, Mary Louise 
W ukasch, Martin.

S T A G E S T A R B LI N D

B L A F X , W O N . England. Oct.

I 2.— ( I N S ) — D* ’d y i n g the audi- , 
once co m p letely by what was callet! ' 
a m agn ificen t perform an ce, B. P. 
G riffiths, blind actor, played the 
part o f “ Lieut, R aleigh ” in “J ou r­
n e y ’s E n d ” during Drama Week 
fact 
here without b e t -a y in g the 
I that he was s i g h t l e s s . When the 
truth was revealed, G riffiths w as 
has 
accorded 
| played many st a g e roles success- 
; fully.

an ovation. He 

P O L I C E H E R O

P IT T S B U R G H , Oct. 25.— (I N S )

: 
i — Patrolm an H arv ey Scott, 29, had 
.stopped his r a d io car when 
I ju st 
he saw 5-year-old John R obertson 
I step o f f a cu rb into the path of 
au autom obile. Scott 
leaped out, 
seized the b o y and jumped. The 
boy escaped injury but Scott w as 
struck by the car.

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Dean Shelby 
Back on Campus

thirty 

T. Ii. Shelby, dean o f the D ivi­
sion of E xtensio n , has recen tly r e ­
turned from Corpus Ghristi where 
he conducts classes in S u p ervisory 
Instruction as a part o f the e x t e n ­
is one 
sion work. Corpus Christi 
o f the th irteen ce n ters o f the d i­
vision.
The 

in Dean 
S h e lb y ’s classes com e to Corpus 
Christi from tow n s within a ra­
dius o f forty m iles, Dean Shelby 
said. Classes are held e v e r y other 
S atu rd ay m o rn in g from 9 until 12 
o ’clock. The m em bers 
the 
classes are aided in their work by 
a library o f over IOO hook - placed 
in the Corpus Christi Junior High 
School by the Division o f E x ten - 

stu d en ts 

o f 

■ sion.

YOUR W I F E B E E N D R I V I N G ?
2 5 .—

TOLEDO, Ohio, Oct. 

to 

(I N S ) 
In 15 minutes a m otorist 
here struck tw o autos, for* cd a n ­
other 
the euro and onto a 
lawn, wrecked tw o hou-e f o u n d a ­
a n d 
tions, damaged *nrubb.ry 
lawns and Ult n finally a b an d o n ­
ed his machine.

The 

stu den ts, most o f whom 
hold college d eg ree s and are work-
ing towards advanced d eg rees, are
sup er in ten d e n ts, principals, 
and 
tea chers from n eigh b orin g towns. 
The tow n s rep resented are Corpus 
Christi, Kingsville, Bishop, R obs­
town, A r a n s a s P ass, Odom, G r e g ­
Dulce, C h ap m an ’s
o r ) . 

A gue 

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T H E BIG S H O W

BOI LDER CITY, N ev., Oct. 25 
— ( I N S ) — Boulder Dam is beeom 
ing a m ajor tourist a ttrac tion . Visi­
tors total 2 0 ,2 4 9 in 0 ,8 7 9 vehicles 
in S ep tem b er , compare*! with 11,- 
in 
2 00 visitors the sam e month 
1933.

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W H E R E T O F A T T E N U P

C L E V E L A N D , Oct. 25.— (I N S ) 
— C om m en tary on the food in the 
co u n ty jail here! Marie Marvol- 
di, a w a itin g trial for murder, has 
gained 30 pounds 
than 
three months.
 
 

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less 

in 

 

B L O O M I N G IN A U T U M N

i this season, an apple tree 

( H A R D O N , Ohio, Oct. 2 6 .— 
( I N S ) - A fte r bearing fru it once 
in the 
yard of A lfred E g in g at Lake 
in full bloom 
Aquilla here is now 
again.

Ranch, T a ft, Ingleside, Calallen, 
and the College o f Arts and In­
dustries at Kingsville.

Dean Shelby also g o e s to San 
s A n to n io ev ery tw o w e e k s where 
he con d ucts an Athenian Forum 
for the business and p rofession al 
people o f that city. D iscussions 
are held oil questions o f current 
and cultural interests.

The Curtain Chih

A N O T H ER L A N G U A G E

E r n e s t H a r d i n , D i r e c t o r 
P l a y i n g af flu

Hogg Memorial Auditorium

Tuesday Evening 

October 30

T i c k e t * o n t a l e 

in U n i o n B u i l d i n g O f f i c e a n d 
P r i c e * : G e n e r a l a d m i x t i o n SOcj w i t h B l a n k e t 

l a x 2 5 c

in U n i o n B u i l d i n g 3 0 3 .

S T A R T S T O M O R R O W !

^ W H E R E V E R THERE'S TROUBLE. ?
..../ie puts his foot in it I 
**
rb« Exciting Ad i * r t ire* of a Wi*#»Cra« king Guy 
Who Lost Hi* tshirt on a Horse 
. Hi* H-art 
. 
to a Country tin I 
. . Mi« ^Freedom to a I’xrnle 
H oa rd !

I C E N

. 

L A S T
O X Y !

T H I S
M AN
IS
MINE’’

/JU*

I*.

4
f e e l r a c t i
<e
LEMON DROP KID

IN D A M O N R U N Y O N ’ S m

-E X T R A — 
C O M I DY
NOV 

’ .TY 

NEWS

H E L E N M A C K
GERTRUDE MICHAEL
Baby L«Roy

 IN e w s
Letter

WASHINGTON

Bankers - -

(C ontinued from P a ge I)

m en! with portions o f Mr. Roose­
v elt’s speech.

The general ton e o f the private 
com m en t amontc the' bankers was 
that the P resid ent “ did not go far 
e n o u g h ” in the reassuring a n gles 
o f his address.

“ T here were som e im plications

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1934

B e c a u s e o f u n p r e c e d e n t e d p o p u l a r i t y la s t 
F a ll w e a r e r e p e a t i n g t h is S E N S A T I O N A L

HURRY! Last days today and Saturday

PAGE SIX

THE DAILY TEXAN

Stanley Gunn 
Mildred Cooke

Co-editors

A MU S E M E N T S D E P A RTMKNT

Mabel Shelby, Walter Walker

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

 

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Warren Cooper
S tan ley Gunn
Joe S e ld en , Jr., Ed H o 4 g* , Douglas Perkins

Editor 
... 
Associate Editor

N ight Editor 

Head Copyreader 

A si slants 

Day Volunteers*

t he m n nr*'. 
be a ba t t l e
o r h e a r it

Rut 

t i l d b e f o r e t h e y gt-t to the floors.
t h e r e will be a b a t t l e r e v 
if 0 
i t ; holess, a n d no I" ■ b i t t e r 
is f ought b e h i n d t h e s cene S o me 
p o w e r f u l g r o u p s a r e g o i n g to op 
Opa* a n y p r o p o s al s to n new some 
o f the a l p h a b e t teal gi oup

Tiles'* g r o u p s a r e hai l a t wo r k 
now, d i g g i ng t r e n c h e s a n d m a n u - 
t a c t i n m g a m m u n i t ion.

XRA e x p i r e s next J u n e LB. So 

doe-. PW A ’s pow el to ma k e C a n 
or grants or to und< rtake new 
c o n s t r u c t ion 
The 
F e d e r a l Cbordi-
p o wer s o f E CT 

expenditure.'*. 

Several a n ti-N ew Deal groups 
that arc not say in g a word dur­
ing 'he pre en! C ongressional c a m ­
pai gn a r e saw ing wood and g e ttin g 
ready to build a fire under m ost 
o f t h ' e m e r g e n cy organizations.

'Lh* y a r c 

n g to be r e i n f o r c e d 
in s line in tan- es by non-partisan 
f.i,'animation o f b us i ne s s men, i n ­
dust realists, Ii na rn mrs.

t h a t 

T h e y a e g o i n g to a t t a e k on the 
g r o u n d s 
a l p h a b e t i c a l 
t h e 
a g e n c i e s have c o s t g r e a t sums. 
t o cia a t e a b u r e a u c r a c y , 
t e n d e d 
i n t e r f e r e d w i t h 
r e s t r i c t e d 
a n d 
busi ness, and r e t a r d e d , n o t h a s­
tener! recover y.

Th* ■ i l ou p s wall fight partieu- 
.ar’y to per vent a rebirth o f NKA 
a n d PW A, I hey will battle, also, 
f o r a 
r e l i e f p r o g r a m that would 
lop mi ll ions o f f the cost o f the 
Keel era I E m ergen cy Relief Ad* 
minis! rat i on.

Students and America Similar 
In Reading Taste, Report Shows

PORTRAITS

f i n i s h e d 

in C r y s t a l S t i p p l e

E x i outed hy 
O u r S n o A r t i s t

JNO. SIRBO

R e c e n t l y o f N e w Y o r k , w h o 
is e s p e c i a l l y 
t o m a k e a l l p i c t u r e s f o r t h e C a c ­
e n g a g e d 
t u s — a m a s t e r o f e x p r e s s i o n i n p o r t r a i t s , 
i n d i v i d u a l i t y , u n u s u a l l i g h t i n g e f f e c t s .

Y o u m a y u s e n e g a t i v e s o f a n y p ic t u r e w e h a v e m a d e d u r in g 
t h e p a s t t h r e e y e a r s .

J u s t t h i n k o f it, t h e s e b e a u t i f u l 8 x 1 0 P o r t r a it s — C r y s t a l S t i p p l e P r in t s — fo r 
l o v e d o n e s , or a 
o n ly $ 2 . 7 5 . A g if t t h a t 
f r ie n d , o r a n e w a c q u a i n t a n c e . C o m e in t o d a y a n d h a v e a r r a n g e m e n t s m a d e fo r 
y o u r s it t in g .

is a l w a y s a p p r o p r i a t e 

f o r y o u r 

OF TEXAS, Inc

2510 Guadalupe

Dial 2-0258

Juet's lint! out why 
Turkish tobacco is so im 

to a good cigarette

Rena Mai Butler will spend the 
w eek-end at her home 
in Hous­
ton. She will have as her guest for 
* he T exas-R ice gam e, Margaret 
McKinney.

Official Notice

U niversity an* 

ALL G R A D U A T E students in the
invited to r e g ­
ister with Delta Alpha Epsilon, 
honorary graduate 
in 
T ex a s Union 313 betw een 11:30 
and 12:30 o ’clock Friday and S a t ­
urday.

fratern ity, 

The purpose of this fra tern ity 
is for the form ation of graduate 
discussion groups and promotion 
of good 
fellow ship am ong g r a d ­
uate students.
A banquet 

for grad u a tes will 

be held in N ovem ber.

R E N A W A L K E R ,

president.

E N G L IS H 12 stu d ents 

vited to visit this w eek 

are 

in­
in the

t* m 

a c c o r d a n c e w i ^ i t h e us e t h e y m a k e o f t h e i r o p p o r t u n i t y . Wrmm Library a new exh ib ition j
a . 
* u 
» . 
It will be inte fe-tiq sf to see th e ir response to Roo*evelt*s 
offer*

of Chauri nan i t e m s .

E. G. F L E T C H E R , 

J S x i W ■ 

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adj anet p rofessor o f English. I © 1054, Ligcett Sc Mm s Tobacco Co,

Turkish tobacco hung in 
the open a ir to be cured.

M O N D A Y 

W ED N E S D A Y

ROSA 
PO NS ELLE 

N I N O
MARTINI 

SATURDAY

CR FTF.

S TL'BERG O LD

KOSTE LA N IT Z ORCHESTRA AND CH O R! S 
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