T o d a y ’s Q u otation

R ashness brings success to few , m is­

fortune to m any.— Phaedrus.

(She

®*xan

More Days 
Until 
Final Exams

VOLUM E X XX V

Parlin Suggests 
Two Alterations 
In Degree Rules

Requirements for Pre-law 
And Journalism Work 
May Be Changed

Reasons Given

lf No Objection 

Is Filed 

Measure Becomes Law 
In Ten Days

D ea n H. T. P a r lin r e c o m m e n d e d 
a n d filed fo r c i r c u la t io n F r i d a y 
tw o c h a n g e s in th e a r t s a n d sci­
e n c e s d e g r e e s to becom e e f f e c tiv e 
te n d a y s a f t e r c irc u la tio n p r o v id ­
in g no p r o t e s t 
is v oiced b y th e 
f a c u l t y o f t h e College o f A r t s a n d 
filed 
S ciences, “ I f o b je c tio n 
w ith in t h e p re s c rib e d p e rio d , th e 
p ro p o s e d 
le g is la tio n will he p r e ­
s e n te d to th e f a c u lty o f th e C ol­
le g e o f A r t s a n d S cie n ce s a t 
its 
n e x t m e e ti n g , ” D ean P a r lin s t a t e d 
in his r e p o r t .

is 

T h e p ro p o sed c h a n g e s a r e a- f o l­

lows :

27, 

p a r a ­
( 1 ) . P a g e 
t h r e e a f t e r 
g r a p h . I n s e r t in 
“ In case o f , ” “ th e D e g r e e P r e p a r ­
a t o r y to L a w .”

seco nd 

line 

R e a s o n : T o b r in g th e 

d e g r e e ! 

p r e p a r a t o r y to 
d e g r e e s p r e p a r a t o r y to m edicine.

law' in line with 

item £», a l t e r 

( 2 ) . P a g e 416, u n d e r “ A. P r e s ­
c r ib e d W o r k . ” 
to 
r e a d , “ T h ir ty - s ix s e m e s t e r h o u r s 
in 
jo u r n a l is m , in c lu d in g J o u r n a l ­
ism 12, 320, o r 347, a n d f i f t e e n 
a d d i tio n a l s e m e s t e r h o u r s o f a d ­
v a n c e d c o u r s e s in j o u r n a l i s m . ”
d e p a r t m e n t 
th e 
jo u r n a l i s m w ishes to r e q u i r e 
ta in c o u r se s a s n o te d abo ve.

R e a s o n : 

of
c e r ­

T h e n o tic e o f th e c h a n g e w as 
c i r c u la t e d to th e f a c u l t y o f 
th e 
C ollege o f A rts a n d S cie n ce s M on­
day.

 

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Group Postpones
Public Lectures

Keller to Make Speech On 
Origin of Universe

P u b lic 

le c t u r e s w ill be p o s t­
p o n e d u n til a f t e r fin al e x a m i n a ­
tions, th e public le c tu re s c o m m it­
t e e has a n n o u n c e d . E. G. Keller, 
p r o f e s s o r o f a p p lied m a th e m a ti c s 
a n d 
th e 
s e v e n th of th e s e rie s of le c tu r e s 
F e b r u a r y 7 on “ S om e P ro b le m s i ii 
C o s m o g o n y .”

a s tro n o m y , will 

give 

“ T h e C h a n g in g P r o b le m 

of 
P u b lic W e l f a r e ” is to be th e ?ub- 
j e c t of th e le c tu r e given by P r o ­
f e s s o r W. E. G e tty s , d ir e c to r of 
t h e b u r e a u of r e s e a r c h in th e so­
cial sciences, F e b r u a r y 2 8 . 
Dr . 
K a t h e r i n e E. W h e a tle y , p r o fe s s o r 
o f R o m an c e la n g u a g e s , will speak 
M a rc h 
l l on “ T e x a s A c c e n ts .” 
S u b je c ts and d a t e s o f le c tu r e s to 
be g iv e n by Dr. W . J . B a ttle , pro­
f e s s o r o f classical la n g u a g e s , a n d 
Dr. R. H. M o n tg o m e r y , p r o f e s s o r 
o f eco nom ics, a r c to be a n n o u n c e d 
la te r.

L A W S O C IE T Y T O M E E T
T he H ild e b r a n d Law 

Society 
will m e e t M o n d a y , F e b r u a r y 5, to 
th e p r o ­
e l e c t o f f i c e r s a n d plan 
g r a m f o r th e n e x t m e e tin g . A r ­
le n e K e nda ll, s e c r e t a r y of th e so­
c iety , said.

around the 
perip B y t h * 

B u l l a r d

T o begin a n y bill of f a r e we 
w ould s u g g e s t this big e n t r e e o f 
g in g e r filled w ith p le n ty o f r h y th m 
a n d s n a p — L O U I S E N E S B IT T .

t h a t 

F la s h 

q u e r y ! - - - A r e 

th e 
T H E T A S e la te d o v e r 
th e prize 
th e y have g iven 
n ic k n a m e s 
t h e i r tw o beloved P H I GAM pal? 
( ? ) “ S y n a g o g u e ” J U L I U S G O R ­
D ON a n d “ P r a ir i e D o g ” B O B D U ­
P R E E ? ? ? ?

to have g a in e d 

A f r a i d “ T O P S Y ” D A U G H E R T Y 
la ck s a b o u t n ine n o tc h e s c o m in g 
u p to the speed se t by “ big a u s t e r ” 
R A C H E L , b u t M A R G A R E T R O S E 
s e e m s 
t h e n ine 
n o tc h e s on “ big a u s t e r ” A D R IA N .
“ Hi Boys, I ’m D W I G H T H U N ­
I ’ve b een a p p o i n te d su c c e s­
T E R . 
s o r 
t h e s e 
to Z A C K S C O T T on 
n u m e r o u s a c r e s . C h a w m in g posi­
tio n , E h w h a t, old fello w s”

F r o m w ay up y o n d e r w h e r e m e n 
a r e m e n 
a r e glad, 
a n d w o m en 
c o m e s ROG EN K S H E P A R D - - - 
b ig s p a r k li n g ey e s a n d a g-o-o-d 
l it tle girl.

Y ouse m ugs w atc h for th is chisel 
f o r 
is 

C A R O L Vt A D E 
C h r is tm a s . 
w ie ld in g ii q u ite fre e ly ,

’T is r u m o r e d she 

r e c e iv e d 

- - - - a n d fo r d e s s e r t e n d i n g 
th is bill of f a r e w e o f f e r b u z z ­
saw' s u n d a e s - - - on e e a ch to th e 
tw o M ID L E R S , L. M. B IL L , a n d 
'S Y D N E Y . - - - a n d t i g h t u p on 

t o p N u ts !

Gives Talk

Connally Offers Help 

Visits Here

The First College Daily in the South

AUSTIN, TEXAS, TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1934

To Students Seeking 
Federal Relief Work

E x p r e s s i n g a d e s ire to c o o p e r a te in th e m o v e m e n t to o b ta in F e d ­
e r a l r e lie f jo b s f o r U n iv e r s ity s tu d e n ts , S e n a t o r T o m C o n n a lly M o n ­
d a y n ig h t rep lied to a t e l e g r a m s e n t to him in W a sh in g to n S a t u r d a y
by m e m b e r s o f th e C o s m o r a m a Club. O th e r t e le g r a m s , sign ed by 
m o r e th a n a h u n d r e d U n iv ersity s tu d e n ts , w hich w e r e s e n t to S e n a t o r
♦ M orris S h e p p a r d a n d G e o r g e F.

Geology Research 
Work Begins With 
Preliminary Maps

All Study on Project 
Be Comoleted By 
Next January

To

Zook, U n ite d S t a t e s c o m m is s io n e r I
n o t b e e n a n ­
of e d u c a tio n , ha'd 
T h e 
s w e r e d by M o n d a y n ight. 
w ire s u r g e d 
t r y 
to speed up a c tio n on th e m a t t e r 
f r o m F e d e r a l '
o f se c u r in g 
th e U n i­
g r a n t s f o r s t u d e n t s of 
v ersity.

th e o ffic ia ls 

aul 

to 

F o r th e p a s t 

t w o w ee ks, since 
th e U n iv e r s ity o f M in n e so ta re-• 
ceived a g r a n t o f $ 1 2 0 ,0 0 0 f r o m 
t h e E m e r g e n c y R e lie f A d m i n i s t r a ­
tio n w ith w hich to em p lo y n e e d y 
s tu d e n ts , a m o v e m e n t h as b e e n 
r is in g 
to o b ta in a s im ila r 
g r a n t.

h e r e 

P r e s i d e n t B e n e d ic t 

W o rk on t h e $ 3 ,0 0 0 p r o j e c t o f 
g e o l o g i c r e s e a r c h i n t h e M i s s i s s i p ­
p ia n , P e n n s y lv a n ia n , a n d P e r m ia n 
s e d im e n ts in th e T e x a s re g io n will
b egin soon, Dr. E . H. S ella rd s, 
d i r e c t o r of 
th e B u r e a u o f P r o ­
no rn ic G eo logy, a n d c h a ir m a n of
t h e Division o f C o n s e r v a ti o n a n d 1 W c o m m issio n e r, b e f o r e th e la t- — 
D e v e lo p m e n t o f t h e N a t u r a l Re 
t e r w e n t t o W a s h in g t o n la s t w eek. 
so u r c e s of T e x a s , a n n o u n c e d Mon- Mr. W i sib rook sa id th a t he w'ould 
im p e tu s on th e g r a n t 
d ay .

dorsed such a m o v e m e n t a n d 
h elp in g in s e c u r i n g tin? a p p r o p r i a ­
tion. Dr. B e n e d ic t 
L a w r e n c e W e s tb r o o k , T e x a s 

h as en- ]
is! 

ta lk ed w ith ) 

t r y to p u t 

re-

Dr. B. F. Pit to n g e r, d e a n o f 
tile School o f E d u c a tio n , will 
d e liv e r th e c o m m e n c e m e n t a d ­
d r e s s to th e m id -y e a r g r a d u a t ­
in g class o f th e I n iv e r s i ty J u n ­
ior H igh School, F r i d a y m o r n ­
ing, J a n u a r y 26.

School Interests 
Bureau Swamped 
With Applications

Bedichek A nnounces State 
Meets to Be Held Here 
May 3 and 4

J u d g e C. S. P o tts , 

f o r m e r 
p r o f e s s o r in t h e Schol o f L aw , 
r e t u r n e d to hi? h o m e in D allas 
S u n d a y a f t e r v is itin g in A u s tin 
se rv ic es 
d u r in g 
fo r th e U n iv e r s ity Club,

in itia tio n 

th e 

Observatory Lens

I |" | 
1 V 

. 

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A t l A t p P r
* C I I V v Z T l l U l l l v I

. 

-

Year in Grinding

Used In 

World s Second Largest 
T elescope

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disc will be 
81 1-2 inches in d ia m e t e r a n d will 
te le s c o p e 
be used 
th e 
of 

by 
C o m p a n y 

1 now u n d e r c o n s tru c t ion 

in a r e f l e c t o r 

W a r n e r - S w a s e y 
| C lev e lan d , Ohio.
I 

im p e r fe c tio n s . 

T he l a r g e s t le n s e v e r m a d e has 
j u s t bee n co m p le te d by th e g la ss 
I w o rk s in C o r n in g a n d is n o w b e ­
ing t e s t e d f o r 
It 
is 120 inches in d i a m e t e r a n d 17 
inch es thick.
Special 

f r o m 
ladles a t d i f f e r e n t tim es, h a s g o n e 
the M o u n t 
Wilson lens. S a tis fie d o f its sue- 
j cess, offic ia ls o f th e g la ss w o rk s

tin- m o u ld in g of 

p ou red 

glass, 

I in to 

M a p p in g a n d d r a f t i n g will b eg in 
to be 
to in-1

a t once, a n d 
f ie ld w o rk , 
d o n e a t su c h tim e s a s not 
to r f e re w ith a n y w o rk in th e U n i - | ffra n V "a i ‘J lba< ,t h e r e vvoulti be a Glass Disc to Be
v e r i t y , will be d o n e in th e s p r in g ! 
a n d s u m m e r . All w o rk 

Ma tin g of a l l those in te r e s te d 
i m a n n i n g w o rk T u e s d a y n ig h t 

will 

T e x a s m e m b e r s o f C ong ress. 
J u l i u s D e u ts c h , m e m b e r o f t h e 
c o m m itte e w o rk i n g to o b ta in th is

i n
in
T e x a s U nion 3<»l at. 8 o ’clock. T h e
! p u r p o s e of this m e e ti n g is to ta lk 
, o v er w h a t h as b e e n d o n e a b o u t 

“ A p p lic a tio n s hav e b e e n com ing i c o m p le te d by J a n u a r y I , 1935. 

th e 

in so 
fa s t d u r i n g 
d a y s fo r m e m b e r s h ip rn 
■ e a u of P ublic School 
e o n t e s u to be held in 
3 “ '“t 
exactly how m a n y have ap p lied , 

T h is w o rk , not d ir e c te d a t a n y j
eco n o m ic gain b u t f o r s c ie n tific

last 
few 
th e Bu- 
I n t e r e s t s , d a t a , will bo d iv id e d in to six se p a- J h n h ' a n d T o M t l i n 'e 'p 'l a n T f o r i h e | cope 'in 
t i n M a y r a t e p r o j e c t s a s fo llo w s: I G ee - f u t u r e . 
loinc Meenon a e r o * s o u t h e r n P e r - 
m ia n basin in 

T h e A d m i n i s t r a t i v e C o u n c il 
. i i m - its m e e ti n g a t 2 o'clock T u e s d a y 

r e c e n tly 
second la r g e s t teles-
t h e 4 o H d “« t“ the-' McDon-
, W o b s e r v a t o r y ... T e x a s, will not
in be g r o u n d a n d f i n i s h e d u n til n e a r
in th e end o f 1935 a c c o r d in g to of-

Tie* le n s w hich w as

d<> n o t 

t exas. 

. 
, co

t h a l 

.... 

2. 

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. 

. 

. 

. 

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T v x a * V n i o n wil) d isc uss th e P l a n a fieials of th e C o r n in g Glass W ork*
.
m a d e to w a r d o b t a i n i n g the 
l o a n . 
P r e s i d e n t H. Y. B e n e d ic t will p r e ­
s i d e .

I of C o r n in g , N ew York.
T h e h u g e g lass 

.

.

.

Rny B edichek 

j r e au , said M on d a y . 

c h ie f o f 

the b u * j ^ ^ m m o n U es 

n u a n a m m o n ite s as zone 

Uf o s

s
iossns. 

“ T h e r e seem s to be even m o r e A m o n o g ra p h ic s tu d y o f th e a m

3. 

th is y e a r j in 

into a single 

the m o v e m e n t 

th e T e x a s reg io n . 

th e s e s y s te m s f o u n d 
S t u d y 

in t e r e s t show n by schools of th e m o n ite s ol 
S t a t e in 
th a n last. T his cs in sp ite of the , of r a n g e a n d s t r a t i g r a p h i c occui 
r e n c e of P e n n s y lv a n ia n b r a c h io ­
f a c t t h a t the t e n d e n c y a m o n g the
pods, fu su lin id s , a n d m ollusca of 
T e x a s schools is to c o n s o lid a te t h e J 
T e x a s. 4. Geologic se ctio n n o r th - 
s m a lle r o nes 
la rg e 
s o u th t h r o u g h T e x a s P e r m ia n 
'ba­
i n s titu tio n f o r th e p a r t i c u l a r d i s - j 
sin. 
5. G eologic s e c tio n e a st- 
tr ie t. W e hav e m o r e a p p lic a tio n s ! 
w e s t ac r o s s P e r m i a n , P e n n s y l v a n ­
even 
f # v e r j 
t h e r e 
ian, a n d M ississippian f o r m a t i o n s 
schools.” Mr. B e d ic h ek ad d e d .
of N o rth Ut n t r a l T e x a s , 6. S t u d y 
o f th e r a n g e , s t r a t i g r a p h i c o c c u r ­
r e n c e , a n d 
s t r a t i g r a p h i c s ig n i f i­
c a n c e o f th e P e n n s y lv a n ia n f o r m a ­
tion.

up d e f in i te g oals o f c o u n t y c h a m ­
pion ships, 
of 
S ta te c h a m p io n s h ip . 
s tim u la te s in t e r e s t 
s m a lle r a n d t a u t e r 
d e f in i te ly helps develop -.he high i 
school s t u d e n ts in t h o u g h t sp eech p r o f e s s o r o f p e t r o l e u m p r o d u c ti o n ; m g w as o p e n e d 

to w o rk on t h e p r o j e c t r o c e ^ m g

T h is field of c o m p e titio n s e t s ; 

th e i 
T h e w o rk I

b o th 
s c h o o l, 

in the
a n d 

to w o rk on 

co u rse , 

th o u g h 

T h o se 

a n d 

a r e 

th e

Reading Rooms 

To Be Lighted

Illumination Provided 
Eckhardt States

For,

T h o se 
a r e Dr. S e lla r d s , F . B. P lu m m e r , v e r i t y a u t h o r i t i e s since t h e 

I llu m in a tio n 

r e a d i n g 
o f 
r o o m s in th e n e w L ib r a r y h a s b e e n 
th e a t t e n t i o n o f V ni-
bu ild

th e 

a n d 
e n g i n e e r i n g ; R a lp h K ing , a n d M rs. 
t h a t s u f f i c i e n t l ig h t will bo p ro -
F. B. P lu m m e r . No a s s is ta n ts a r e | vided in th e n e a r f u t u r e . C a r l J.
E c k h a r d t , s u p e r i n t e n d e n t 
s pecified in th e a l lo tm e n t. 
th e
j p o w e r plant a n d o f th e v a r io u s
---------------o--------------- 
t r a n s m is s io n line s on th e c a m p u s , 
sa id M onday. T w o 
d if f ic u ltie s 
have bee n e n c o u n te r e d in this m a t ­
In th e first place, th e b o tto m 
te r. 
i g la ss plates, m e a s u r i n g a b o u t tw o 
f e e t in d ia m e te r , w hich go on ea c h 
; o f th e o r n a m e n t a l light f ix tu r e ? in

To Hold Meeting

History Group 

o f 

to pre- People Interested in I exas th e r e a d i n g ro o m s , b e g a n t o c r a c k A.. R. L u n d in e 
 ___ 

a bout a war am this marker father of Mrs. V. I. Moore

Memorial Stone 
To Be Replaced 
On Campus Soon

Committee to Decide Site 
For Marker Rem oved 
By Landscapers

Statue Planned

D. A. R .’s to Raise Funds 
For Monument To 
W ashington

In a sh o rt tim e th e b o u ld e r used 
to fix th e lo c a tio n o f th e m o n u ­
ment of G e o rg e W a s h in g to n will 
be replaced on th e c a m p u s , a c co rd ­
ing to i n f o r m a ti o n g i \ c n M o n d a y 
at. 
th e C o m p tr o l le r ’s o ffic e. T h is 
m a r k e r had to be m oved d u r i n g the 
as 
la n d s c a p in g d e v e lo p m e n t b u t 
the 
its 
land has now ta k e n on 
final level it t a n he rese t.

w as placed in f r o n t of th e M ain 
B u ild ing by th e D. A. R .’s on th e 
location d e s ig n a t e d by 
( 'r e t . U n iv e rsity c o n s u ltin g a r c h i ­
tect, as th e a p p r o p r i a t e place 
at 
which to ere c t th e G eo rg e W a s h ­
ingto n s t a t u e .

P a u l P. I 

P lan s have b e e n f o r m u l a t e d by 
the D. A. It.'.- f o r th e r a is in g o f 
f u n d s w ith w hich to 
til is 
s ta tu e T he loc ation w a s s e le c te d 
by Mr. 
th e 
lh A. R.’s a n d a t th e d ir e c tio n o f 
the B oard of R e g e n t s o f th e U n i ­
versity,

r e q u e s t o f 

th et on 

e r e c t 

th e 

Mr. C a lh o u n a n d 

local 
I). A R. o ffic ia ls have had som e 
discussion as to the re p la c in g o f 
the m a r k e r , b u t it w as th o u g h t h e s t 
b e f o r e ta k in g ane a c tio n to hav e 
the opinion of th e S t a t e c o m m it­
tee. Two 
th is 
c o m m itte e a r e m e e t i n g w ith Mr.
C alh o u n T u e s d a y , a n d it 
is likely 
t h a t a t 
th a t m e e ti n g tim m a t t e r 
will be disposed o f s a tis f a c to r ily .
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r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s of 

Engineers Make 
Exam Schedules

June Candidates Register
o e o c 
O A 
I 
J a n u a r y Z 4 , Z o , Z o 

Al l J u n e d e g r e e c a n d id a te s 

in 
C o l l e g e o f E n g i n e e r i n g f o r 
t h e 
b o th 
th e m a s t e r o f scien ce a n d 
ba c h e lo r o f s c ien c e d e g r e e s hav e 
filled o u t 
t h e i r e x a m sc h edule s, 
and w i l l be r e a d y to get th e ir r e g ­
is t r a tio n p e r m its T h u r s d a y , J a n u ­
a ry 25. 
i s s u e d 
fro m th e R e g i s t r a r ’s o ffic e J a n u -

P e r m i t s will be 

M ystery Follows 
Faculty Mail Man

on 

th e n 

door, 

0 n— o n— o n 

h e 
a n d 
in te r m in a b l y , sto p p in g 
sta lk e d 
a t f irs t th is 
t h a t , 
r e a c h in g m y s t e r io u s ly ea ch tim e 
the g r e y b a g h e c a r rie d . 
in to 
f o l l o w e d — e v e r 
A n d 
th e 
w a tc h f u l, e v e r w aiting , s to p p i n g 
w h en he s to p p e d , s t a r t i n g w h e n 
h e s t a r t e d !

g ir l 

r e p o r t e r “ g e t t i n g 

A m u r d e r m y s t e r y on 

th e 
c a m p u s ? No, j u s t a f e m i n in e 
T e x a n 
h e r 
m a n . ” T h e m a n w as o n e o f th e 
U n iv e r s it y 's 
a n s u xx g heroes, 
th e f a c u l t y mail 
C o n ra d P a th . 
m a n , on his daily e a r ly m o r n in g 
r o u n d .

Burial Rites For
S. M. U. Professor 
To Be Held Today

Succumbs Sunday At
H om e in Dallas

f o r Hr. II* n r y 
F u n e r a l services- 
K irb y T a y lo r, 75. 
f a t h e r o f Mrs. 
V, I. Moore, w ife
o f the d e a n of
m e n at. T he U n iv e r s ity o f T e x a s, 
will be held at 2 o’clock T u e s d a y 
a f t e r n o o n a t H ig h la n d P a r k M e th ­
odist C h u rch w ith P re s id e n t C. C. 
Belee m an o f S. M. U o f fic ia tin g . 
Dr. E. B H aw ks a n d Dr. H u m p h ­
r e y Lee will assist w ith th e s e r v ­
ices. B uria l will be in Rose Hill 
C e m e te r y , F o r t W o rth .

a n d 

d i r e c t o r of 

D r. T a y lo r, w h o die d S u n d a y a t 
hi s D allas hom e, w as p r o f e s s o r of 
e d u c a tio n 
th e 
school o f e x te n s io n at S. M. U. 
w h e re he had bee n since 1922. He 
in t e r e s t e d h im s e lf in relig io u s a n d 
g o v e r n m e n ta l 
p ro b lem s, s e n tug 
s e v e ra l y e a r s as c h a ir m a n o f th e 
D allas w orld c o u r t c o m m itte e .

Dr. T a y lo r w as b o rn in V a n c e ­

It), 1858, H e! 
b u r g , Ky., A ugust 
a t t e n d e d K e n tu c k y schools, t a k in g 
his b a c h e l o r ’s arui m a s t e r ’s d e g r e e s 
f r o m K e n tu c k y W esle y an college, 
w hich lat< r g a v e him an. h o n o r a r y ! 
d e g r e e of d o c t o r o f laws.

In 1880 he m a r r i e d Bailie B r in k - ; 
ley S a n d if o r. T e n y e a r s la te r he 
f o u n d e d 
t r a i n i n g ] 
th e Louisville 
j school, w hich g r e w r a p id ly . 
In
J 1 9 0 6 , he w as m a d e p re sid e n t o f
j K e n tu c k y W e sle y a n , le a v in g f o u r
J years afterw ard 

to assum e 

| h e 1

p r e s id e n c y o f th e N o r t h w e s t Mis-
so u ri S t a t e T e a c h e r s C o llege a t 
M arysville.

No. 98

Language Group 
Requests Space 
For Classrooms

Committee for Department 
Submits Letter 
To Battle

Reasons Explained

Razing of Main Building 
Leaves Instructors 
W ithout Offices

To c la r if y its s ta n d on th e u s e 
of th e n e w A d m in is tr a tio n - L ib r a r y 
Building, th e d e p a r t m e n t s o f a n ­
cien t a n d m o d e r n la n g u a g e s S a t ­
l e t t e r to Dr, 
u r d a y s u b m i tte d a 
W . J. B a ttl e , c h a ir m a n 
the 
o f 
b u ild in g c o m m itte e . Tim l e t t e r e n ­
d e a v o r e d to e x p la in th e p o sition 
l a n ­
o f 
the a n c i e n t a n d m o d e r n 
g u a g e d e p a r t m e n t s and 
o f f e r e d 
th e fo llo w in g e x p l a n a tio n s :
I O u r p r e v io u s l e t t e r to 

y o u 
s t a t e s clea rly th a t w e e x p e c t th e 
L ib r a r y B u ild in g to be u lt i m a t e l y 
used f o r li b r a r y p u r p o s e s 
a lo n e. 
W e have n e v e r s u g g e s te d t h a t th e 
lai g a n g e s o r a n y one else t h a n th e 
L ib r a r y s t a f f 
p e r m a n e n t l y 
be 
t h e L i b r a r y B uilding. 
h o u se d 
t e m ­
W e a r e met cly a s k in g f o r 
p o r a r y o f fic e s an d classroom s 
in 
th e n ew building, w hich, if g iv e n 
us, we shall be e n tire ly w illing to 
r e lin q u is h whenevn r we m a y h a v e 
a m o d e m f inept o of b u d d in g o f o u r 
own.

in 

th e 

O u r f i r s t r e q u e s t m a de to y o u 
n e a r ly tw o y e a r s ago w as fo r a 
s e p a r a t e b u ild i n g f o r 
la n ­
g u ag e s, a r< q u e s t re fu se d a t th e 
tim e b ec au se o t h e r d e p a r t m e n t a l 
. needs se em e d to y o u r c o m m itt e e 
m o re pressin g. R e c e n tly o u r p e r ­
sonal r e q u e s t t o P re s id e n t B e n e ­
dict w as f o r e i t h e r a new b u ild in g 
the L ib r a r y -M a in 
o r sp a c e 
B uilding. W e th e n le a r n e d th a t a 
s e p a r a t e new b u ild in g was o u t o f 
th e q u e s tio n . T h e soc a1 s c ien c e 
repress n ut rives h a v e 
a p p a r e n t l y 
ov erlo o k e d th e f a c t th a t e v e r y d e ­
p a r t m e n t m e n tio n e d by th e m e x ­
is a lre a d y h o u s e d 
cept o u rselv e s 

in 

( C o n tin u e d on P a g e T h r e e )

Health Fee Paid 

At Registration

D r. T a y l o r c a m e t o T e x a s 

Furnishes Student IO Days 
Hospital Attention

in j 
1913 an d b e c a m e I cad o f th e C a r- i 
lyle 
. Mi li t ary Academ y' a t F o r t 
W o rth . T h r e e y e a r s la t e r he jo in e d 
f e e m u s t 
f a c u lty o f T e x a s W o m a n ’s
th e 
College a t F o r t W o r th , w h e r e he J be paid at 
th e A u d i t o r ’s o f f ic e 
r e m a in e d f o r six y e a r s. T h e p ast on the day of r e g is t r a tio n in a r ­
r ie yen y e a r s hav e b e e n 
r e ­
d e r 
t e a c h in g a n d .speaking in D allas.
ceive 
ser- 
eeived f ro m th e U n iv e rsity H e a lth 
vice, a c c o r d in g 
re- 
Service M onday.

th e s tu d e n ts m ay 
this 

T he H ea lth Service 

full b e n e f its of 

r e p o r t 

s p e n t 

to a 

t h a t 

H e is su rv iv e d by Mrs. T a y l o r 
a n d th r e e suns a n d d a u g h t e r s , Mrs.
M oore, Mrs. J. J. G o dbey of A r d ­
m ore, W. B. T a y l o r o f A rlin g to n ,
IT K. T a y lo r, J r . , a n i J o h n O.
T a y lo r of F u n W o r th , a n d H a t t i e 
M ay C lark o f Dallas.

it is e x p e c te d now p lan an even 

la rg e r o n e, to

be 16 f e e t 8 inches in d ia m e t e r . 
M cD onald O b s e r v a t o ry , a eo-

d i f f e r e n t 

o p r a ti v e u n d e r t a k i n g o f T h e U n i - 1 a r y 25, 26, a n d 27.
versdty o f T e x a s arui U n iv e rsity 
o f Chicago, w ith 
its Bl 1-2-inch 
lens, will hav e a te le s c o p e on c o n ­
c o n s tr u c tio n 
s id e ra b ly 
fro m th a t a t M o u n t W ilson. Thi? 
le n s 
thic k a n d will 
have a 13-inch hole in t h e c e n te r . 
It Mi ill be g r o u n d co n c a v e b y C.
t h e W a r n e r *

T. U. T a y lo r, d e a n o f th e C o l­
an- 
o f E n g in e e r in g , has 
u g o 
n o u n ee d 
t h a t his o f fic e will bo 
open all d a y T h u r s d a y . S ince all 
p r e sc rib e d e n g i n e e r in g c o u r se s a r e 
a l r e a d y o u tlin e d on ea c h in d iv id ­
u a l ’s d e g re e c a r d , all th e s t u d e n t 
will have to do will be to ch e c k
o v e r his ca rd a n d fix a sc h ed u le
th e c o u r se s neces- 

of 
_______ _____ __ 

inches 

is 13 

o f t h e h e a t 

 
soon a f t e r in s t a ll a tio n , d u e to th e S w a sey C o m p an y . C o m p le tio n o f com posed of 
in te n s it y 
lights. 
d e n t s f ro m f a ll in g glass, th e p la te s e x p e r ts , 
w e r e r e m o v e d u n til th e m a n u f a c - J Jiont Ii (if a n in c h p e r f e c t i o n ” 
l u r e r c ould c o r r e c t th e d e f e c t. 

Ail otb(>r e n g i n e e r i n g s t u d e n t s 
it m u s t a t t a i n “ o ne-m il- • wiIi n A s t e r F e b r u a r y I w ith th e 
o t h e r schools a n d colleg es o f th e 
U n iv e rsity .

f r o m t h e | th e lens will re q u ire a b o u t tw e n t y - i s a r -V f o r his d e g r e e , 

In o r d e r to p r e v e n t a c c i - 1 tw o m o n th s . A c c o rd in g 

I 
I t is also p la n n e d to hav e r e a d - j <j j se w as p 0urtMj jn J a n u a r y im th e

T h e M c D o n a ld 

to g la ss! 

ing lam ps on all o f th e ta b le s wrhich

p r e s e n c e o f se v e ra l sc ie n tis ts , i u- F raternity E lects

S em ester O fficers

Expected to Attend

T h e T e x a s S t a t e H isto ric al A s ­
sociation will hold its a n n u a l m e e t­
in g in A u s tin A pril 2 0 . A p p ro x i­
m a te l y one h u n d r e d people w ho 
in th e h is t o r y o f I. 
a r e 
i n t e r e s te d 
in h isto ry r e ­
T e x a s o r e n g a g e d 
s e a r c h w o rk a r e e x p e c t e d 
to a t ­
te n d th e m e e tin g . A d in n e r an d 
th r e e o r f o u r p r o g r a m s will be 
give a.
T h e 

T h e driv e 
for 
.............................. 

new m ember?

in
f o u n d e d 
, I «iio tnt room s w in oe ? u u s ia c
th e T exas j 1987, h as f o r its p u r p o s e th e col- j ily iHu n a n a te d , E c k h a r d t said.

asso c ia tio n , 
’ 

! 

f r o m se,v|e s t e r w ere ele c te d as follo w s: J p la y which will be p r e s e n te d 

th e 

le ctio n a n d p r e s e r v a tio n of 
h isto ry o f T e x a s a n d o f t h e S o u t h - 1 - - 
w est. 
I t pu b lish es a q u a r t e r l y , 
c o n t a i n i n g c o n t r i b u t i o n s fro m c a ­
rio u s m e m b e r s a n d f r o m g r a d u a t e 
s t u d e n t s in h istory.

_____

,
I V l i e n o e 

-o

T e -W A A -H iss A d d s 

T w o N e w A w a rd s

Illustrates
C olorad o S cen ery 
y 

Dr. J. M K u e h n e , p r o f e s s o r of 
physics, g av e a n 
ill u s tr a te d r u n ­
n in g c o m m e n t a r y on R o cky M o u n ­
ta in s c e n e r y M o n d a y a t 8 o ’clock 
in th e F i r s t C o n g r e g a tio n a l C h u r c h
the

fe llo w sh ip 

roo m f o r 

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I V W A A -H iss h a s 

re v ise d 

i in 

th e 
th e d isc ussio n g r o u p .

D u r i n g his 

a c h ie v e m e n t, 

I a w a r d sy s te m w hich will go i n t o ; 

visits to C o lo ra d o 
e f f e c t t h e se c o n d s e m e s te r . Tw o I an(l New M exico, D r. K u e h n e h a d
m a d e d ire c t c o lo r p h o to g r a p h s of 
c a m p u s 
lev els o f 
s c e n e ry a r o u n d th is re gio n. S o m e 
r a n k a n d g y p s y r a n k , will be o f ­
o f th e b e s t p h o to g r a p h s w e r e f r o m 
f e r e d to m e m b e r s d e s irin g to pass 
E s te s P a r k , which is a villag e on 
th e v a r io u s te sts.
th e c 'go o f th e Rocky M o u n ta in 
N ario n a l P a r k , D r. K u e h n e said.

T h o se c o m p le t in g th e 

a m e e ti n g o f E t a Phi U p- 
f e n c in g f r a t e r n i t y , M o n d a y i
P r o f e s s o r EJvey i? th e " a s t r o n o m e r a f te r n o o n , o f fic e r s fo r th e s p r in g 
who “ h a r n e s s e d ” 
A r c t u r u s a n d used it to op en t h e ! c a p ta in g e n e r a l, S t u a r t D elg a d o ; 
c a p ta in gene! a1, D an I hom p-
gate,? o f A C e n t u r y o f P r o g r e s s I ^ 
so n ; ch a n ce llo r, 
P r e s to n W e a t h ­
,x£ 'itlon *’ ' hu;iu'° ia--: *vear-
e r e d ; ansi m a s te r - a t- a r m s , C o n r a d 
w o r k ? 
P a th .

light 

th e 

t h e 

j 

1{eatl o f 

I
‘ 
C o r n in g is A. B. H o u g h to n , f o r ­
m e r U n i t e d S t a t e s A m b a s s a d o r to 
G e r m a n y a n d to E n g la n d .

--------------- o*-—— —
N e w S ch ed u le S h eet 
Issued by R egistrar

A sc h ed u le s h e e t o f classe s a n d 
r o o m s f o r th e second s e m e s t e r h as 
bee n issued by th e U n iv e r s ity a n d 
is r e a d y 
th e 
R e g i s t r a r s o ffic e , E. J. M a th ew s, 
r e g i s t r a r , h as a n n o u n c e d .

fo r d is t r ib u t io n a t 

A t th e sa m e m e e tin g , f o u r new 
j m e m b e r s w e re w elc om e d in to t h e 
I club. T h e y a r e P r e s to n W e a t h ­
e r e d , D onald H ahn, Mike C b a r- 
. rmy. and Leon B r a n m a r k e r .
th e 
I 
P lan s w ere discussed 
I a n n u a l b a n q u e t 
to be held F e b ­
r u a r y 2 in h o n o r of Ii. P. C a r r , 
, r e ti r in g vice c a p ta in g e n e r a l, a n d 
th e v a r s ity 
c a p ta in g e n e r a l 
I sq u a d B e cause of ill h e a lth , C a r r

f o r 

o f 

W A R M E S T J A N U A R Y 22

c e r e m o n ia l 

c a m p u s 
r e q u i r e m e n t s will he rec o g n iz e d in 
an a p p r o p r i a t e 
in 
o p p o r t u n i t y 
F e b r u a r y . A se co n d 
will be given 
in May, w h e n th e 
g y p sy a w a r d s a r e given. D etails of 
inc lu d in g th e v a r i ­
r e q u i r e m e n t s , 
h a n d c r a f t , 
o u s c r a f t s , su c h 
hiking, 
c a m p c r a f t , n a t u r e 
lo re , 
a n d v a r io u s o t h e r o u tin g 
a c tiv i­
ties, will be given in w r i tin g to all

a s k e d 

T h e w a n n e s t J a n u a r y 22 

on 
r e c o r d — t h a t ’s w h a t 
t h e U n ite d 
S t a t e s w e a t h e r o b s e rv e r, A. R. W. 
t h e 
S to e s e n , sa id w h e n 
d e ­
t e m p e r a t u r e . F o r it w as 77 
a n d
g ree ? a t I o ’clock M o n d a y , 
a l th o u g h last y e a r a n d in 1929 th e ™ ™ l>ers a t t h e f i r s t m e e ti n * of
t h e r m o m e t e r w e n t u p to 74 
d e ­
g re e s, th is y e a r ’s J a n u a r y 22 holds 
the rec o rd .
 

T E S T S S U S P E N D E D

th e n ew se m ester,

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a s 

— 

-o 

 

 

—

-

 

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G R A Y W I L L L E C T U R E 

Dr, Kuehne- also show ed Bron­

T his im per is m e re ly a s u p p le ­
to th e final a n n o u n c e m e n t 
m e n t 
in T e x a s , m u c h o f it b e i n g p u b lis h e d a t th e b e g i n n in g o f t h e 
In a d d i tio n to th e 
t h e r e 

e r y 
a r o u n d th e v ic in ity o f A u stin . T h is ] 
w a s done, he sa id , to show' t h a t co u rse s a l r e a d y sc h e d u le d , 
T e x a s is n o t d ev o id o f b e a u t i f u l h av e b e e n a f e w c h a n g e s a n d a d d i- „ 
sc e n e ry .

s e m e s te r , 

tio n s w hich will be f o u n d on this Lngrhsh m 
s c h ed u le sh e e t.

O rder of the Bar 

T o H a v e E xh ib ition

O r d e r o f th e B a r m et M o n d a y 
a f t e r n o o n a t 5 o ’clock in G r e g o r y 
G y m n a s iu m to discuss w ith Lloyd 
le a d e r,

yell 

S tu d e n ts d e s iri n g a copy s h o u ld 
in 

the R egistrar*? o f f ic e 

go by 
S u t t o n Hall.

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N E W M A N C L U B E L E C T S

J o h n J u n i o r Bell w a s elec ted 
p r e s id e n t of N e w m a n (T ub at a 
in N e w ­
m e tin g S u n d a y m o r o n g 
m an 
(Tub room s. O t h e r o f fic e r s 
e lec ted f o r th e e n s u in g se m ester 
w e r e E v e ly n B r a d e n , vice p r e s i­
d e n t ; J u l i a K a d a n k a , s e c r e t a r y ; 
I S a v io u r P erron® , t r e a s u r e r ; M a r- 
j u n e M ason, 

r e p o r t e r ;

t h e
will r e ti r e from all f e n c in g ac I iv- {play and iii a s s is tin g in p ro d u c in g 
j i t . R e h e a rs a ls on “ C am ille” will
ities. 
T he n e x t m e e ti n g o f E t a Phi b egin im m e d ia te ly a f t e r t h e p ro- 

Upsilon will be called 
f i r s t M onday of th e new t e r m . 

f o r 

th e d u c tio n o f “ C r a d le S o n g .” 
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j 

 

 

r , | r

f” 

, 

. 

f 

7, 
G L U S
( lick, p ro ce sso r
t h e U n iv e r s it y , w ill

Bids A sk ed by Board 
of For Four Land Tracts

T h e 

-peak to th e H yde P a r k R e a d in g 
Bid? fo r f o u r t r a c t s o f land in 
C lub W e d n e s d a y a f t e r n o o n a l 3 :3 0 A n d re w - a n d C r a n e c o u n tie s w e r e
asked fo r S a t u r d a y by th e U n iv e r- 
o ’clock a t th e h o m e o f Mrs. V e s t 
; sity B o a rd o f L ea se of L an ds, bids 
L a n d e r . 
o f Dr. 
s u b je c t 
I o n tr a c t s a? u n its o r on e a c h in- 
ta lk will be “ T he S h o r t 
C lick’s 
{ d ividual s e c tio n 
to be a c c e p te d 
S to r y in th e M a k in g .” Mrs. Ike 
I F e b r u a r y IO.
D. W h ite a n d Mrs. M. D. B ro w n 
will be a s s is ta n t ho ste sse s f o r th e 
m e e tin g .

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W A L L W O R K U N D E R W A Y
A s u n k e n g a r d e n e f f e c t will be of se ctio n s 29, 31, 32, 

T h e t r a c t s o f f e r e d in A n d re w s 
i C o u n ty a r e : T r a c t No. I - —all of 
: se ctio ns 5, 6, 7, 8, IT, 18, 19. 20, 
J a n d 30 in block -I; t r a c t No. 2— a1!
in

l l , 42 

Dr. C. T. G ra y , p r o fe s s o r of e d ­
u c a tio n a l psy cholog y, will give an 
i ll u s tr a te d le c tu r e o n “ L a b o r a t o r y 
in E d u c a ­
M e th o d s o f R e s e a r c h 
tio n a l P sy c h o lo g y ” t o n ig h t a t 7:3 0 
in P h y sics B u ild in g 203. 
o ’clock 
a n d 
S tu d e n t s , f a c u l t y m e m b e r s , 
o th e r 
in ­
vite d to a t t e n d .

in te r e s te d p e r s o n s a r e 

No a p t i t u d e te s ta will be g iv e n I D avidson, a s s i s t a n t

f r e s h m e n e n t e r i n g th e U n iv e r s ity j p la n s fo r a g y m n a s t ic e x h ib itio n .
at th e b e g i n n in g o f th e n ew s e m ­
e s te r , E. J . M a th ew s, 
r e g i s t r a r , 
said. T h e s e t e s t s , w hich have b ee n 
the 
g iv e n all f r e s h m e n e n t e r i n g 
U n iv e r s ity fo r th e last y e a r a n d a 
this 
halt’, will be su sp e n d e d f o r 
t e r m only, Mr.* M a th ew s 
ad d e d . 
S t u d e n t s e n t e r i n g n e x t fall will be 
r e q u i r e d to ta k e th e t e s t s ag a in .

It w as f in a lly dec ide d t h a t th e e x ­
th e 
hibition w o u ld be 
h a lv e s o f 
g a m e 
F e b r u a r y 23.

t h e club w ill do 
h o r iz o n ta l 
T u m b li n g w ilt also be a p a r t o f 
t h e p r o g r a m .

At t h a t tim e t h e m e m b e r s

the b a s k e tb a ll 

b e t w e e n 

a n d 

of 

c r e a te d b e tw e e n 
an d th e A r c h i t e c t u r e B u ild in g by ! 8 in block 3 ; a n d t r a c t No. 3 — ail 
th e r e t a i n i n g wall w hich 

th e old L i b r a r y block 4, a n d se c tio n s 5, 6, 7, a n d : 

is now ] o f se ctio ns 3, 9, 15, 21, 27, 3 3 ,, 
F a r r e l l I b ein g c o n s tr u c te d . T h e wall, which a n d 39 in block 4 a n d se ction IO!

s e c r e t a r y ; ; is 150 f e e t lo ng, will p r e v e n t t h e I in block 3.

s t u n t s on b o th j S m ith, c o r r e s p o n d i n g 
p ara llel 

b a r s . A m a h R u n y o n an d G e o r g ia ’f a y - ! d ir t fro m w ash in g d o w n in to th e 

T h e C r a n e C o u n ty 

tr a c t 

con-

lor, h i s t o r i a n s ; F r a n k K n a p p , set*-j low a r e a b e t w e e n t h e tw o b u i l d - 1 stats o f s e c tio n s 2, 3, 1 , 9 , IO, l l , J
g e a n t - a t - a n n s .

l l, 15, an d 16 in block 30.

mg?.

th e 

free 

T he f e e r e q u i r e d is $3 a n d e n ­
ro o m , 
s t u d e n t 
titles 
b o a rd , and w a r d n u r s in g f o r te n 
d a y s in a n y of th e city h osp itals.
t iinical t r e a t m e n t a t the H e a lth 
S ervice o f fic e 
a d m in is te r e d 
is 
to both th o se who have paid a n d 
t h o s e w ho have n ot paid th e f e e . 
H o w ever, m in o r 
a r e 
likely to c a u se do cto rs to r e c o m ­
m e n d 
o r d e r 
t h a t th e s t u d e n t m a y rec eiv e th e 
t r e a t m e n t th a t he would n o t r e ­
c e i v e a t h i s p la ce of residence.

h o s p ita liz a tio n 

a i lm e n ts 

in 

th e 

p h y sic ia n s t o th e 

th e o th e r b e n e f i t s r e ­
A m o n g 
th e s t u d e n t ? w ho p a y 
ceived b y 
f re e 
fo llow in g: 
t h e fee a r c 
v a c c in a tio n a n d physical e x a m i n a ­
tion, c o n s u lta tio n s with th e U n i­
v e r s ity physician?, visits of U n i­
v e r s ity 
p a t i ­
n a s h o m e o r a t th e hospital, p a t h ­
ological a n d X -ra y e x a m in a tio n s , 
o p e r a tio n s , eye, 
m inor 
t h r o a t e x a m i n a ­
e a r , nose, 
t he 
tio n s a n d 
a n d 
o r c a r ­
p ro vision o f a n a m b u la r 
to th e 
riage to co n v e y a s tu d e n t 
h o sp ital 
t h e 
in 
f r o m a n y po in t 
city.

s u r g ic a l 
a n d 

t r e a t m e n t s , 

D on t Let 

T O D A Y

Pass Without Placing 
Your Classified Ad in 
the Texan.

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C L A S S I F I E D D E P A R T M E N T

and ath letics.

to d e t e r m in e e x ­
in a b ility 
HU 
a c tly 
th e n u m b e r w ho had a p ­
plied, Mr. B edichek s t a t e d , w as b e ­
th e o f fic e ] 
cause o f th e f a c t th a t 
ha- been 
t w o . 
a n d th r e e h u n d r e d a p p lic a tio n s a ; 
day.

re c e iv in g b e t w e e n 

T h e c o u n t y m e e ts a r e 

to he I 
held M arch 9 a n d IO in o r d e r f o r ] 
th e w in n e r s 
tit 
p a r e th e m se lv es
m e e t M ay

th e State

be able 

for 
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Ex-Student Drive 
Nearly Complete

Final Report Expected To 
Show IOO Additions

th e f a c u l t y f o r 

f r o m 
E x - S t u d e n t s ’ A sso c iatio n 
m ost c o m p lete, 
s e c r e t a r y 
said M ond ay.

a1 
J o h n M c C urdy, 
o r g a n iz a tio n , 

t h e 

of 

is 

has 

T he d riv e w a ? s t a r t e d b e f o r e 
p r o ­
C h r is tm a s , a n d w o r k 
g resse d rap id ly since th e holidays. 
E ig h ty n ew m e m b e r s h a v e b ee n 
e n lis te d f ro m 
f a c u lty , a n d 
th e 
o v er IOO a r e e x p e c te d b e f o r e the 
f in a l check-up.
E x - s tu d e n t 

o f fic ia ls a r c v e r y 
a n x io u s to have ail fac u lty m e m ­
bers w ho a r e w o r k i n g on 
th e s e i 
m e m b e r s h ip c o m m u t e s r e p o r t as 
so o n as possible 
t e r m in e th e ex a ct r e s u lt s ol th e i r 
e f f o r t s , Mr. M c C u rd y a n n o u n c e d .
D e ta ile d p la n s a r e b e in g m a d e 
U hs w e e k f o r a n e x t e n s i v e m e m ­
b e r s h i p d r i v e a m o n g e x - s t u d e n t s 
h e r e in Austin.

in o r d e r to d e ­

Little Theater 
To Present Play

‘Cradle Song* To Be Given 
After Examinations

“ C rad le S o n g ” by G. M. Mar- 
ti nez is th e L ittle T h e a t e r ’s n e x t 
at
H ogg M etnoria! A u d ito riu m F e b ­
r u a r y 2 an d 3. R o g e rs M cClelland 
o f Longview w ho has had m uch 
e x p e r ie n c e as a d e s ig n e r a n d 
dr- 
'to r is th e guest d irec to r.
Mr. M cClelland o r g a n iz e d 

th e 
a xx d 
d ir e c to r 

J L ittle T h e a t e r in L ongview 
I since 1929 h as bee n a r t 
] f o r th e O ak C liff L itt le T h e a t e r .

the 

n ex t 

T r y o u t s f o r 

play, 
“ C a m ille,” will be held M o n d a y 
I n ig h t a t 8 o’clock a t th e Y. M.
L a w r e n c e 
; C. A. A t 
d ir e c to r 
i f r o m Dallas, will in te rv iew all p e r - 
1 sons i n te r e s te d in a c tin g in 

th a t 
J a m e s W’at hen, 

g u est 

tim e 

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

TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1934
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U n i v e r s i t y and m u s t p e r t a i n d i r e c t l y 
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...
E diter-in-C hief 
A sso cia te Bditoe 
jNight S upervisor 
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Pro o fread er 

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E d itorial W riters 

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S p o r t s E d ito r 
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Joh n Meddert

REPLY TO “ON W IN G S OF S O N G ”

 

J o e H ornaday
 Jay Hall
 
John P earson Medders
W eldon H art 
 

Sam Householder

T 
O w en E n g li s h 

Tho au dacity of any person as Mr. Ward Mor­
ton. who w rote “ On W ings o f S o n g ” fo r our b e n e ­
f it in the T e x a n of January 18, to say tha t the “ St.
Louts B lu e s” w as “ divinely c o n c e iv e d ” shows how 
z TTT ! ignorant he is to the melody o f life, and how low ,
collier, he is as to the spiritual nature o f man. To be able J
listen and (ret something: ou t o f the f u g u e s of !

to 

'

Mabel 

Shelby g acb m ean s to be educated m usically. Of course.

Jane Im h o ff w en t to San A n ­

Evelyn Sulik sp en t the 

wee::-

tonio for tho week-end.

end in La Grange.

no one w ithou t musical training should be exp ec ted I
to appreciate the art o f m u sic; the sam e is true I
with regard to beau tifu l p aintin gs— one who k now s 
n othing o f the rhythm of line does not know how 
to ju d g e pictures. Such is our u nk n ow in g frien d s 
Ward Morton and W. E. M.

... I A 

I I I ' ;

F L A Y S

Night Ed it oi

Le Roy Cole

FOR TH IS ISSU E

Cultural Environment

as 
above the art o f centuries, that is an oth er thing. 
T he son gs o f today are light for the light minds,
R e c o g n i t i o n o f t h e I D i v e r s i t y a s o n e o f Uke most ten cent m agazines, hut the good reading
like the essays of Bacon, are only fo r

The modern popular music in itself is all right j
it is com pared j
this mad age goes, but w hen 

Milk-Fed
Convicts

rn rn *

T a m m a n y A lly
Succumbs

B r LEROY COLE

o f today, 
the in telligent.

I n music t h e r e should be b ea u ty . 

Is there any 
in “ P ud din ’ Head Jo n es” ? T h ere is not, certainly.
There 
beauty made up o f mystic fo rc es o f th em e, shading, 
and color. 

is a melody, but 

not a deep 

the 

MILK D IE T — With 

an­
n o u n ce d p u r p o s e 
“ d e a t h o r 
f r e ed o m f r o m s o l i t ar y , ” H a r v e y 
Ba i l e y a n d A l b e r t Hates recently
in protest

of 

rn e x e cu tiv e session the 
d en t’s rec unamended legialat 
devalue I bv dollar and sci 
Federal Reserve gold, and a 
as a vote is reached the nil

again I their treatm ent at Leaven- will I
floor.

worth Penitentiary, 

before 

hut 

ed on (hi

Presi-
ion to 
z e all 
s soon 
easu r e
St uate

u n d erlyin g began a hunger strike 

So I firm ly wish to oppose that braggard know- 

t h e Z had S ° ne marW 

tia>rSi w ithou t Meanwhile, administration 

lead-

institutions 

t h e f o rem o st A m e r i c a n 
of 
l e a r n i n g is co n c e d e d by most Te xa ns . H o w ­
ever. to be on t h e p la n e with most well­
k n o w n e d u c a ti o n a l institutions th e U n iv e r ­
sity 
l a r k s one o u t s t a n d i n g p r e r e q u i s i t e — 
a school of fine arts.

W h a t ar e th e a d v a n t a g e s to be de riv e d 
by t h e University f r o m th e e s ta b l is h m e n t 
of such a d e p a r t m e n t ?

I 

i j 

. 
.

all who. undoubtedly having not gone 
• r 
• 
lect thoroughly, if at all, w ishes to point out to the 
pub ic the views and overratin gs thereof. He who 
5 
knows noth ing let him keep it to himself. And so, 

into the 
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j, 

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sub- fo od * prJ son u tt, K * 1* bt‘» a« f °rc- era are solid ify in g 

their fo r c e s 
. m g each one of the tw o L r se h e F guarantee quick passage 
o f 
,
 
,. 
.. 
lim it 

, 
kidnappers to drink a gallon 
mUk a tia-v - 

, 
-u „ 

to
the
of bill before resistance o1 conserv-
. ,
t h e
the broad powers given the S ecreta ry
>rga nixed.
w a 1- 

; alives, who w ant to 

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e 

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1 

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y the H ou se, JOO to 40. 

e x p e n s e 

is prison physician, two guards, and of the Treasury, can be
I childish, d o you? You should be put in the ash-can two eorfvict w itnesses, to f o x t a i l S atu rd ay the measure

else­
w h e n Wr* ^ ard Mortem, you think that good music 
p . 
A 

T h o u s a n d s of do ll ars a r e sp en t 
w h e r e every y e a r in tuition fees 
T e x a s s tu d e n t s enroll at 
e m schools in or de r
vocat ion al aff iliations in th e fine arts. T h e J 
p a r e n t s of t h e s e s tu d e n t s a r e also a f f e c t e d ! you the success and learn ing which you need 
by t h e in c r e a s e d living a n d t r a v e l i n g e x 
v.„ 
a l ; 
p c ns es. an d 
w hic h w o u l d b e 
s p e n t in T e x a s is se nt t o t h e m e t r o p o l i t a n 
Cities.

g u*4 jn spite o f all your crudeness, may I wish 
in 
lost soul o f your childhood
order to regain that 
I ,, 
. 1 V i . I 
that you may better appreciate the full b eauties o f 
. 
J 
. 
the earth.
you have follow ed and learn by your fu m b lin g mis- Up the strength o f the tw o l i f e - 1 the outsk 
takes not to go m eddling with som ething you know' 

" J w h ere your “ divinely co n c e iv e d ” music ends up possible charges of the prisoners j proved

• 
May you sumo day * e the false path „ f milk So far 

t o o b t a i n n e c e s s a r y I a f>er tw o months of u*e. 

t h e y a r e being abused, visit

Every four or fiv e hours 

t h e money

termers. 

cells, 

that 

, , 

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I 

, 

. 

. 

recent 

aviators 

estim ated 15,000 deaths w as the 
su ccessfu l 
result o f the 
fligh t o f British 
over 
Mount Everest. He said the gods 
o f the w orld’s highest m ountain, 
previously unconquered by man, 
had now obtained v en gean ce for 
the invasion o f their sacred p re­
cincts.

that 

It was pointed out 

the 
axis of the severest shocks f o l ­
line o f flight 
lowed closely the 
I t a k e n by the aviators who cr osse d 
last 
E v e re st’s 2 0 ,000 foot peak 
April a f te r som e d iffic u ltie s aris­
ing w hen the Napal g o v er n m e n t! 
refused to allow the expedition to 
establish a base in the kingdom, 

I

N ine men are known to 

have 

lost their lives attem p tin g to scale j 
the mountain on foot.

BR IE F S —One o f the seven c o n - 1
victs who escaped from the Kau-1 
sas P en iten tia ry al Lansing Fri-
. . Con­
alongside 

ap- j da has been captured 
stantly crum biing
jee 

the 

flagsh ip 

o f Rear-Admiral ‘

K ID N A P P IN G —A lt e r r e c ei vi ng Richard K. Byrd made the work of

The g u a r d s hold d ow n t he pa- a n a n o n y m o u s not e which 

said u n l o a d i n g e q u i p m e n t to be t r a n s •

. 

. 

.. . 

ag en ts 

k i d n a p p ed 

t ie nt while the physician insert s a E d w a r d B r e m e r , 

the mi|k has k e p t ; combinR the snmv. c0« red area on f 

, ■ „ 
, 
his nostrils and pours down a pint a c ci de n t , Federal 

St. 1 p o r t e d a c r os s a n t a r c t i c wa s t es t o I
j, rubber hose v i t h twp o u t l e t s into Paul banker, had been slain ny Little A m erica e x c e e d insrlv D e n i­
rt,neuiB ca e t u m g iy peru
, 
began ous as the expert t on con tinu ed cf-
P
into headquarters 
. . . Sunday President Roosevelt 
sighed the bill to continue the life 
o f the reconstruction fin an ce co r­
poration until February I, 
1905 
. . . S a y in g that a spirit of good- : 
will toward the U nited S ta tes had 
developed am ong South A m erican 
countries during 
years, I 
Secretary of S tate Hull Sunday ] 
visited the W hite House to give 
R oosevelt a perional report o f his 
recent P an-A m erican tour.

rts o f Minneapolis for 
»f the 37-year-old head 
i ia1 S tate Bank, 
held for $ 2 0 0 ,0 0 0

the body
OI

to m ove 

a n x ie ty 

ran tom.

recent 

mm 

had

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St ll- n oth in g about. 

Co ns eq u en tl y , h u n d r e d s of o t h e r
i 

j y o u h a d k n o w n w h at musi c is supposed to give to ; t a r y c o n f i n e m e n t until 

. 
people, a n d w ha t u n d e r l y i n g , cosmic b e a u t y 

j 
di Pts financially ha nd ic a pp e d are forced 
t o n e g l e c t o u t s t a n d i n g 
t a l e n t w h i l e e n - j 
r o l l e d in t h e U n i v e r s i t y , I h e y e n t e r i u d if- I have held t h e musi c of the masters together. 
f e r e i d l y i nt o s o m e v o c a t i o n a l r e a d y ov e r- ) 
buro-, ned with 
Fe w are able to •
b ec a u se of t h e l a c k of time f or w o r k on] 
no n-credit cours es a n d t h e l a c k of s tu dy 
facilities.

For you would not have g i v e n , Meanwhile, the governm ent has
j “Shanghai Lil” p referen ce over the “ Erl K in g” lf ; determined to keen them in soli­
>n
. . 
K 
t hey ve­
! veal t he w h e r e a b o u t s o f t he u n ­
| found portion of the $200,000
na,d f"r the reloase of < harlem f .
Urschel, Oklahoma City oil man. 
Alm ost $1 0 0 ,0 0 0 o f this sum has 
never been recovered. In another 
part o f the p en itentiary, George 
Kelly, another o f the kidnappers, 
abandoned hi.- a ttitu d e o f atheism 
a f e w days ago and has expressed 
a wish to b ecom e an evangelist in 
the prison bull pen. He now studies 
the Bible daily.

Current Comment

unemployed 
study th e a r ts wh ile h e r e

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— WM. FOX 
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gra du a tes , s — y - — 

S H A L L W E D A N C E ?

I 

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P r a c ti c a l ly all public schools r e q u i r e at 
3ea>t out a r t or music te a c h e r . U n i v e r s i t y 
g r a d u a t e s receive no such tra i n in g iii col­
lege, but in o r d e r to te ac h a c a d e m i c s u b ­
jects, t h e y a s s u m e 
t h e fine a r t s course. 
Tht 
result is t h a t in most cases one s u b ­
j e c t will s u f f e r from a lack of sp ec ia liz ed 
t e a c h e r t r a i n i n g a n d b a c k g r o u n d .

Vocati on al a d v a n t a g e s f o r s t u d e n t s 

im­
plies m o r e t h a n t e a c h i n g t h e arts. Most 
j o u r n a l i s t s a re r e q u i r e d to have a t h o r o u g h 
a n d critical a p p r e c i a t i o n of all a r t s ; yet, 
w h e r e can th e y rec e iv e this b a c k g r o u n d ? 
A r c h it e c ts now s tu d y sculpture., sk et ch i n g , 
a n d d r a w i n g , but t h e in s tr uc to r s a n d s tu ­
d e n t s a r e a s k i n g for a d v a n c e d courses in 
t h e s e sub jec ts .

A un ive rsi ty possessing t h e p o te nt ia li ti es 
as does this institution de s er v es th e h i g h ­
e s t cu l tu r al en v i ro n m e n t.

F o r w h a t is l e a r n i n g but a n a p p r e c i a ­
tion a n d a p p l i c a t i o n of th e arts, bot h p r a c ­
tic'd a n d es th et ic ?

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T housands of A m erican cities will celebrate on 
Tuesday, January JO, the fifty -sec o n d birthday of 
F ranklin D elano R oosevelt. B u t these public dances 
will com prise no ordinary birthday party. 
P ro­
ceeds w ill be turned ov er to the Warm Springs, Ga., 
F oun dation for use in co m b a ttin g in fan tile p ara­

l y s i s .

There is som ething sin gularly appealing in ob ­
serv in g the birthday o f the distinguished American 
rn this manner. H im self redeem ed from the insi­
dious malady to a life of su rpassing u sefulness, the
fo rgotte n m any thou sand s 
P resident has not 
stricken children. 
The project 
T e xas sends good cheer. Fox-trot, waltz, or Vir
ginia r e e l— on with the dance!

is worthy, 

— T e xas W eekly.

Current Campus

t f m a hi f iii imnrn Mill rn un c si mn ii t mi* H mitmit HBI* wmiHf* milt n rwmiwrtHitttmfimnifH twit it mailt i, f i

( A M B R I D G E , M ass., Jan. 2 2 .— So advanced is 
the co u rse in geom e tr y which P rofessor Julian L. 
is giv in g that fe w , if any, can u nd er­
Coolidge 
stand it.

is 

T h e H a r v a r d professor 

Greek Business

lecturin g regularly, 
but the situation presents a stran ge problem. Two 
stud en ts enrolled in the course, Then a g rad u ate 
A re c e n t s u r v e y by th e N ati on al Inter- 
stu d en t began sitting in, ju st for his own e d if ic a ­
f r a t e r n i t y Council on th e m a t t e r of ex­
tion. The graduate stud en t, however, apparently 
p e n d i tu r e s an d m a n a g e m e n t 
of G r e e k 
was m ore enthralled by the m y ste ries of vectors
h t i e r societies -how * t h a t g r e a t economies and vortices than the regular stud en ts, for they 
h a v e been m a d e bv mor e t h a n 6-5 p e r cent propped ihc course.
of such o rg an iz at i o n s. This al m o s t r a p i d ! 

The graduate student la »Ull sitting In and Pro- 
fessor Coolidge is still lecturing. The d epartm ent
ca! e- r e e l I mathematical metaphysics will have to decide 
d i * a p p e a t a n t e 
s p e n d i n g i* u n d o u b t e d l y on e Of t h e most what wall happen if the g rad u a te stu d en t d o e sn ’t 
s a l i e n t po i n t s Of i n f o r m a t i o n r e v e a l e d by choose to drop in any more—and who is to take
the nud-year exam in ation which P rofessor Coo-
a n y s u r v e y ol A m e r i c a n c a m p u s e s .

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It is in t er es tin g lo note ll • va r io u s w a y s ) ,id** haf ire fu ll y prepared. 

iii which red uction oi to-ca lle d “ u nn ec e s ­
sa ry social expen ditu res *’ p>r .social act iv i 
ties w a s b r o u g h t abo ut. T h e most im per - i binding, including several manuscripts of the work ’; 
t a m m e a n s were as f o ll o w s ; R e d u c e d fre- of Omar Khayyam, have been presented to Columbia
q u e u e r "I d a n t e , , d i n n e r , a n d r m ok er s . I V’niver.ity by Dr. I .avid E u g e n e Sm ith, p r o f f e r

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.— A collection o f 125
islam ic calligraphy, p a intin g and book-

pieces of 

( em eritus of mathematics.

A m o n g the Khayyam works are manuscripts of 
lo w e l 
im.*! I a s a 
s t a r i n g > : 
r a d i o o r v i m r o l a used 
I or d a n c e s r a t h e r , the “ R u b a iyat” and of his m ath em atical works, in- 
t h a n o r c h e s t r a , h o u s e u s e d f o r d a n c e r a t h e r elu d in g in the latter a copy o f his algebra made a
t h a n hotels, outlay for dec or a tio ns , f a v o r s | centurx afu-r hls death.
a n d 

r e f r e s h m e n t s 

c o m b i n e d ! 

c o s t s , a n d j 

r e d u c e d , 

d a n c e s g i v e n w i t h 
l y t o 3 0 p e r Ct u t re < a c t i o n 
p o r t s I I 

d o I 

T h e . s e m o s t s i g n i f c a n t 

’ii of r o o m r e m a n d b oa r d . 
f a c t s s h o w 

7~ . .

, T U . v n I .,, T 
NEW r ORK, Jan. 2 2 .— In his annual report to
b o t i - e*, a n d a j p rt.vi(i<-nt Nicholas Murray Butler, Edward S, Rich­
in t h e a l l - i m - l ards, a s o c i a l * director o f the C olumbia U n iversity 
, extension division, this week advocated that corres- 
t h a t pondence Students be given acad em ic recognition.
I brough their failure to coordinate home cou rses,
| u n iv i m it ie s lose much o f their potential power to

i i * . 

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l a s t 

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t h e 

l a r g e ) p o r t i o n o l U r e e k - l e t t e r i „ - fia 

lit 
o r g a n i z a t i o n s ha v e r ea li ze d t h a t in o r d e r j influence public opinion, he stated in the report.
to survive t h r o u g h pr es en t condition* th e y
rnu*t cu t d o w n all of th e i r expenses. Th e
m a n t i d 
about 
b r i n g s c r e d i t t o t h e f r at e r ni ti es , wh o too 
o f t e n in t h e pa*t h a v e be en a c c u se d of a 
lack of a p ra c t ic a l viewp oin t. T h e action 
t a k e n by tho s e o r g a n iz a ti o n s r e p o r t i n g in 
t h e s u r v e j by t h e national council, how-

ever, is of a nature which should once and
in w h i c h t h i s h a s b e e n brought for all silence such criticisms of the fra- 
ie o f a n a t u r e w h i c h undoubtedly I tensities, and also prove to the fraterni-
t ies a n d th*dr m em bers that it is possible 
to exist in a social sense without n ecessa ­
rily w asting money and to conduct their 
affairs in som ething approaching a sen ­
sible, businesslike manner.

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from 

Meanwhile m em bers 

ieased as 
Bromised se 
k n a p p e r s f 
-a; ing the r 
In accords

the 
banker’s fa m ily, hoping that the 
- o l e was t he Work o f a crank, c o n ­
tinued their attem p ts to contact 
in-
the abductors, but 
tours passed and he 
:onu note 
the 
icing instructions for 
inborn did not com e, 
nee with the terras o f
first note. W alter Magee, 
the 
friend o f the missing 
financier. 
and named a. contact man, w as 
read} to turn over the $2 0 0 ,0 0 0 in 
old $5, $10, and $ 2 S> bills not 
numb
I consecutively. 
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to 
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I T T

 TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1934

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

A ctivity Calendar

T u e s d a y , J a n u a r y 2 3

5 o’clock— Orange Jackets, 

T exas Union 315.

G o'clock— F r « n c h Club, 

T exas Union 311.

7 o’clock—-Freshman F ellow ­

ship Club, Texas Union 316.

7 o ’clock— Men’s Glee Club, 

T exas Union 101.

7:30 o ’clock— H ouston Club, 

Texas Union 315.

7:30 o’clock— Alpha Epsilon 

D elta, Texas Union 801.

8 o’clock— Cosmorama, T exas 

Union 309.

that 

informed 

reference to the overcrowding of ; and location o f these in the build-
this home of the social sciences. I ing proposed, we are not yet ready 
wa are 
several I to advise you further than to mg-
Engiish instructors have this year i gest that it is often possible for 
been moved from their previous j two allied abject* to use the same 
offices m this building, but that* room and many of the same books 
28 English Classes are still being j and periodicals. When 
seminar 
’aught there. Since the only home rooms can be provided, we hope 
that most of us have a t present is | that they will be assigned on the 
to be torn down shortly, we ask j basis of actual needs for efficient 
instruction. The 
t hat we be regarded as having J and economical 
fir st call on any new building to J ultimate 
solution o f numerous 
be erected. However, we do not problems of this kind demands and 
care to be perm anently separated ! will doubtless 
receive detailed 
from eat h other an y m o re than the* study by your comm ittee and by 
are 
social sciences care to be 
alated. We wish to be treated as firm ly convinced that classjyioras 
and offices for teachers must he
well as they are at present. 
3. As to the need for sem in a r! provided before an entire floor is 
rooms in the new Library we have devoted to seminar rooms alone. 
I emporarily we may have to teach 
no desire to quarrel. V e feel the 
want of such rooms for proper in- as we have done for the past fifty 
struct.on in the languages ju st as j years. The immediate concern of 
keenly a.- do our colleagues. C o n -1 the languages is for such place! to 
size, I teach all our students as those al­
cerning the exact number, 

sep- others a ffected . But we 

PAGE THREE

ready provided for the social sci­
ences and other departments or*
the University.

Sincerely vours,

E. M. CLARK 
J. L. BOYSEN 
ERMA GILL 
ROBT. A. LAW 
L. M. HOLLANDER
C, M« MONTGOMERY
D. A. PENICK 
AARON SCHAFFER

Committee from A ncient 

and 

Modern Languages.

----------- .-Q_--- ----_--_

Dr. arui Mrs, J. W. W eeks o f 
Roseoburg visited their daughter 
Maxine at L ittlefield Dormitory
Sunday.

Cat her 
day and 
A ngleton

ine Elsbury spent Satur- 
in
>umiay at her home 

L a s Haswell w e n t to San 

An-

tonio for the week-end.

T H E A T E R S

“THE RIGHT TO ROMANCE” 
with Ann Harding, Nils 
Asther, Robert Young, and 
Sari Maritza last tim es today 
at the Paramount.

“ THE PRIZEFIGHTER AND 
THE LADY” w ith Max Bael*, 
Myrna Loy, Primo Cam era, 
and 
now 
Jack Dem psey 
through W ednesday at the 
Queen.

“ BOMBSHELL” with Jean Har­
low, Lee Tracy, Ralph Mor­
gan, 
and Franchot Tone 
opens today to play through 
Thursday at the Hancock.

“ THE DEVIL’S BROTHER” 
with Stanley Laurel and Ol­
iver Hardy opens today at 
the Texas.

it 

is 

Old stu ff, this, but 

tendant soul-satisfying melodrama,
! and the right solution D put up.
in 
bright new bottles with modernis­
tic trimmings, and when the mix­
ture is well shaken and a heavy ! 
dash o f unquestioningness of the 
obvious is added, 
resulting 
cocktail will be found quite palat­
able.

the 

is the most 

Nils Asther, cast in a role where 
he can win some sym pathy for a
change, 
convincing 
person shown. He plays the part 
of 
the self-effa cin g why-don’t- 
you-speak-for-yourself-John with 
a wholehearted sincerity and true­
ness to character that raise him 
greatly in our opinion. Sari Mar­
itza and Robert Young almost out ­
in their excellent 
do them selves 
portrayal of splendid aud worth­
less young wastrels.

R eview ed Today

Estim ate: C plus. 

T. P.

H E 

T 1

P R I Z E F I G H T E R A N D 
T H E L A D Y ” w ith M yrna 
L oy, M ax B a er, P r im o C a m e r a ,
J a c k D e m p s e y , a n d O t t o K r u e g e r . 
O rig in a l 
F r a n c e s M arion, D ir e c t e d b y W . 1 

. l o r y f o r 

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. c r e . n by ! H T “ E 
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T h e

Opening Today

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I)KVIL S B R O T H E R "
and

S t a n l e y L a u rel 

laboratories. Wo shul 
plain if the language

ct C(

be
the com pleled

,accd a3 c, 

There are far too many close- 
this picture. The pal. 

ups m 
beauty of Ann Harding against Lll>rary as Garrison Hall. With
a monotonous background o f white 
grow s to symbolize what this film 
is: a rather colorless run-of-the- 
mill product.

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M a n y h o u s e m o t h e r s t h r o u g h o u t t h e University 
district r e p o r t t h a t th e ir houses a r e a l r e a d y filled 
f o r t h e spring. S tu d e n t s a r e m a k in g r es er va ti o n s 
S O W ! Every d a y you wait to begin y o u r a d v e r ­
tising m e a n s m a n y pr os pective t e n a n t s lost.

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THE CAMPI]cP

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

Campus Fraternities Entertain
Students, Visitors 

Dinner

Mallory, Sarah Elizabeth McIn­
tosh, Emmajane Pew ell, Mary 
Davis, Dorothy Leedom, Lots An-1 
derson, Aileen Gardner, Susan j 
Sanford, June W est, Ann Bentley, j 
Olivia N olte, Elizabeth Wansley, 
Mary Elaine Anderson, Juliette 
Loustauneau, and Gus Eifler.

Eleanor Chance, B etty Phillips, 
Florence 
Schneider, 
Elizabeth 
Parke, Mary Thompson, 
Jean 
Reed, and Judge and Mrs, Claude 
G. Pollard were entertained at the 
Beta Theta Pi house.

Guests at the Theta Xi house 

Dinner truest* at 

the Delta 
Kappa Epsilon house Sunday were 
Sarah Lee Meadows, Margaret Ann 
Taylor, Malcolm Monroe, Vir­
ginia W ilkins, Melon Torrance, 
Inez Granau, Adrian Rose, Caro­
Jane W einert, 
lyn Carpenter, 
Kathryn M ayfield, 
Charlotte 
Dies, Catherine Neal, and Mar­
garet Ames o f Houston.

The Kappa Sigmas entertained 
Elizabeth Hardy, Carol W ilson, 
Helen Holmes, Mary Ridgeway, 
June Smith, Helen Sharp, Mildred 
Patton, Beth Ryburn, Estelle Mc- 
Clung, B etty Townsend, Ruth 
Kirk, Ruth Hutchinson, Jane Tur­
ner, Bibs Conner o f Houston, Dr. 
and Chilton 
Stuart McCorkle, 
O’Brien.

Guests at the Sigma Phi Ep­
silon house were Ruth Cunning­
ham, Barbara Bristol, Dorothy 
Shelby, Maurine Allen, Aline Mc­
Laughlin, and Margaret McDowell,
Chi Phi guests were Lorraine

B e s s i e I s . V a n D y k e . A M e t r o - G o l d w y n - ■ U liv ,‘r H a i d y» t w o o f th e s c r e e n ’*

Sw eeney, i Mayer picture. At the Queen.

were Virginia Breeding,
Jo Chewning, F erns 
Elizabeth Sibentson, Mildred W il- 
son, Marjorie Owen, and Georgia j There can be no doubt that this
production is the greatest prize­
May Norwood.
fight picture ever film ed. All the
glamour, color, and thrills of the 
prize ring arc realistically an ,lis. . t'a u le l' Hardy "'am-

Omega Beta Pi fraternity had 
as its guests Ivy Parker, Paul 
Barker, Dorothy Vernon, Ile !eta 
Wills, B etty Love Rugeley, Gladys I play*
McCullough, 
of the 
Cherrille de BarDeleben, and Eve- j heavyw eight champion, Primo Car- 
nera, is tall, lithe, and handsome'
lyn Harper. 
j and proves him self as great a lover j

Bedichek, I Max Baer, challenger 

most popular funsters, opens to ­
day at the Texas T heater. The I 
picture is guaranteed to produce 
laughs, though it has little story 
is the second fu ll­
or plot. 
featuring the
length production 
\ 

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Sarah 

It 

T the Hancock are Jean Har­
lo w and Leo Tracy in ‘‘Bomb­
shell," a brittle comedy that moves 
fast and freely and is crammed
lu ll o f good laughs. H allow , as 
scatter-brained Hollywood I 
t h e 
star who is always, g ettin g goofy 
notions, plus Lee Tracy, in his f a r - ; 
©rite role of tho suprem ely fast-) 
talking pressagent alw ays just two I 
guesses ahead of her, really make J 
a team .

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New Library - -

(Continued From Page One)

B E N E D I C T T O H O N O R 

form er student o f the U niversity I J* a fighter— and the boy c an act

t i C)t xjiv o v J t t o j 

R U S K L I T E R A R Y CLUB

H onoring Mayor Tom Miller, 
President II. Y. Benedict will en­
tertain the faculty canvassers for 
the Roosevelt Birthday Ball at a 
luncheon to be given in the Uni­
versity Commons at I o’clock W ed­
nesday afternoon.

B E N E F I T S P O N S O R S and a member o f Alpha “Phi soror- ^ 1?s stature conjures up mental im- 
d & iv ej i 
ages of clean-lim bed Greek gods
and Socratic athletic students. And 
when he cries every woman in the
rpy \ rj/x j ri ( \ i>k’’ vt iJf )T7CL’ ' a d ie n c e em its a nigh. He will un- 
7 0 H O L D O I E N H O L S E doubtedly be one of the biggest
Rusk Literary Society will have boxoffice draws o f the season for 
open house at 7:15 o ’clock Febru- I both sexes, for he is a m an’s man 
ary 6 in Law Building 3. This as well as a lady’s.
m eeting will begin a drive for
new members, according 
to a 
statement 
from Louis Krueger, 
vice president.

is not much to be said 
Reports on faculty ticket sales 
against the picture with the ex­
for the charity ball to be held Jan­
ception of Myrna Loy’s dummy 
uary 30 will be heard 
the 
singing. 
It is le o apparent. The 
luncheon, and plans for further 
picture is not altogether for lov-
activities 
the U niversity dis-
, „ 
. 
t 
for it has
The
ti* st will be considered, Dean T. U. I jej?e o f Artg an(j Sciences, and j other elem ents 
Taylor, chairman ol the Lm ver- * w a j Crews Morris, varsity de-J story is more than m ediocre; the 
atty com m ittee on arrangem ents batei% who in 1932 toured Eng- | director 
was perhaps the best who 
said Monday. 

Peniek, assistant dean o f the C o l-1 era of prizefighting, 

Dr. H. Y. Benedict, Dr. I). A. 

o f interest. 

There 

in 

at 

. , 

_ 

in an adequate modern building. 
The languages however, are soon 
the present 
to he evicted from 
Main Building and turned 
loose 
to graze on the campus wherever 
green patches may bo found. Our
could have been picked for t h e , o 
job; and the east is incomparable. U T y plea "as hvvn f° r temporarily 
Who could ask for more in a prize-1 a“e<Iuate housing after two year? 
fight picture than the heavyw eight 
champion 
the 
the I
world, Primo C am era, his chal-} Library is the common workshop 
e I niversity. More especially
lenger, Max Baer, and an ex-cham- j 
it is our laboratory, the laboratory 
o f the social sciences and all tho 
humanities. All these departments I
have equal claim to proximity to 
the Lib! ary, just as the natural 
sciences have to be near their own

haphazard grazing, 
*u^y 
,ea 

prizefighter 

that 

of 

e 

, 

. 

. 

, 

,

.

these j A bridge party will be beld by j pion who is now the world’s fore 
most fight promoter, Jack Demp­
sey. who referees the big fight in 
the picture? B esides those three 
drawing card?, there are three of 
the screen’s foremost actors— Wal­
ter Huston, as the booze-ridden 
m anager; Myrna Loy, a night club 
singer and “gangster’? m oll” with 
whom Max Baer falls in love, and 
Otto Krueger, the gangster.

the requested 

- _ ■

Dean Taylor asks that all 
tickets be returned at 

land as an all-American debater,
un- will be the principal speakers, Con-
this I te n a n ts for the position of club
sold 
luncheon, and all m oney or checks : sergeant-ai-arms will be elimin- 
©n tickets sold. Ail checks given ated. 
for tickets should be made pay- 
able to the “ Birthday B all.” Ticket 
prices are graduates 
classes: $1, $5, $10, and $25. The! the Faculty W omen’s Club tonight 
entire proceeds of the ball will be at 8 o’clock. Miss Florence Back- 
donated to charity 
gam e- 
o f President Roosevelt, who cele- night 
com m ittee, said Monday, 
fifty-second birthday I The social will be held at the club,
braies his 
I and those planning to attend are
January 80. 
to notify Mrs. M. A. 

* * *
GROUP PLANS PARTY

in the honor \ sti om, chairman 

Jack Chiles, chairman o f 

of the 

into 

*

for 

e we

roof; 

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

* * *
S T U D E N T S P R E S E N T E D 
ON P R O G R A M S U N D A Y

music com m ittee, has announced Sayers.
that the orchestra playing for the ——
ball have been givgn their assign- 
ments. Steve Gardner and his or- ; 
chestra will furnish music 
we-*--* • 
dancing at Gregory Gym; Ben REFUND OF 
Young’s orchestra will play on the
Stephen #F. Austin 
and
dancers at the Driskill Hotel will
hear Dutch Scheel and his band.

registration fee.
Students whose maximum regis­
tration at any one tim e during 
the 
first sem ester did not ex ­
ceed eleven sem ester hours are 
entitled to a refund of a portion 
of the registration fee. Such stu 
dents are requested to leave their
Auditor’s receipts at the Regis- 
Bill Erwin and Burt Dyke, Uni- i trar’s o ffice at once so that the 
versity students, appeared on the j amount of the refund may be de­
program given by Miss Willie Ste- j termined in each case, 
phens, Betty Harris, Ellen Claire 
These refunds will be avail- 
Kuehnc, and A ntoinette Kuehne able for the students before the
of 
the Austin Amateur Choral 
end of the current sem ester pro­
Club at St. David’s Parish House 
vided 
the Auditor’s receipts are 
Sunday night. Miss Katherine 
filed in the Registrar’s o ffice not 
W heatley, professor of Romance 
later than January 27.
languages, who was to have given 
burlesque song numbers, was un­
able to attend because o f illness.
Erwin presented a one-act play, 
im personating three 
characters, 
and Dyke sang, “The Butcher, the 
Baker, and the C’andlestickm aker.”
About seventy people attended 
the program and 
supper. The 
parish house was decorated with 
horseshoes, oil lamps, and candles.
* * v

Refunds cannot be made until 
next sem ester for those students 
who file their Auditor’s receipt.^ 
after January 27.

OW NERS of lost and found ar­
oppor­
ticles are given a last 
tunity to call for them at 
the 
Y. W. C. A. room. All articles un­
claimed by February I will be 
otherwise disposed of.

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

registrar.

F O R M E R S T U D E N T W E D S
Announcem ent has been made 
o f the recent marriage of Jessie 
May Tomek 
and Cai roll Lee 
Parker, ex-student o f the Univer­
in Milby 
sity, which took place 
in 
Memorial Methodist Church 
Houston. Mrs. Parker is the daugh­
ter o f Mr. and Mrs. Joe J. Tomek. 
Mr. Parker is the son of Mrs. J, 1). 
Parker o f Joaquin.
jr * * *

MARGARET PECK, 

student life secretary for women.

self-explanatory 

STU DEN TS are urged to note the 
s c h e d u l e s 
posted on the bulletin boards in 
various buildings on the campus 
for changes 
sem ester’s 
in next, 
courses.

E. J. MATHEWS, registrar.

HEALTH GRADES of all 

in d e­
pendent dormitory and sorority 
swimming teams must be checked 
in Wo- 

M A R R I A G E A N N O U N C E D
Mr. and Mrs. Shed S. Chapman 
of Crockett announce the mar*
riage of their daughter V elda N ell! l).V their representative 
to Joseph W. Bailey Humphreys men’s Gym 104 by January 25. 
Saturday, December 9, 1933. Mrs. I 
AGNES STACY,
Humphreys is a former student of I secretary o f wom en’s intramurals, 
the University and a member of 
Alpha Phi sorority.
V * *

THE FINAL EXAMINATION 

----------

B I R T H A N N O U N C E D

Mi*, and Mrs. Henry Surman 
Means announce the birth o f a son, 
Henry Surman Means, Jr., Janu­
is a
ary I, 1934. Mrs. Means 

in
Chemistry 207a.2 will be given 
from 5 to 6 o'clock, Monday a fter­
noon, January 29, in H ogg Me­
morial Auditorium.

E. J. M ATHEW S, 

registrar.

T o d a y

LAUREL
and

HA R DY 

in

“The D evil’s 
Brother”

Commit Thursday
“STORM AT 
D A Y B R E A K ”

T E X A S

The Golden Trail
A Comic Opera by “Cadman’* 

To Be Presented at
HOGG MEMORIAL
On U niversity Campus
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 
N IG HTS 
January 26th and 27th, 1934 
8 :IS p.m.
Price 50c

ASK ONE OF THE THOUSANDS 
WHO SAW THIS PICTURE YES­
TERDAY.

THE
PRIZEFIGHTER 
f S i 

L A D Y

With
MAX BAER 
MYRNA LOY 
PRIMO CARN ERA
JA C K D E M P S E Y

The picture does not have that 
elem ent 
that makes productions 
truly great, but i t is an outstand­
ing entertainm ent success.

Estim ate: B plus.

* * *

— M. S.

H E R IG H T T O R O M A N C E ,” 
s ta rrin g A n n H a r d in g , w ith 
R o b ert Y o u n g , N ils A s t h e r and 
S ari Maritxa. D ir e c t e d by A lfr e d 
S a n te ll. P r o d u c e d by M y les Con- 
n o ly . A n R.K.O. R a d io p ictu re . 
A t the P a r a m o u n t .

to 

awakened 

The eternal triangle assume? a 
i quadrangular shape for the nonce. 
Ann. a fam ous woman plastic su r -1 
| goon, sincerely loved by a research 
biologist (Nils A sther) in the same 
hospital, 
the fact 
that with the fleetin g years ro­
mance has nearly escaped her-, by 
a young gallant (Robert Young), 
lays aside her white uniform and 
career for awhile to see what she 
can do about i t At the seaside 
mansion where, dressed in filmy 
frocks and sm elling o f perfume 
rather than o f ether, she is the 
beatiful reigning queen, Romance, j[ 
in the person o f the same young 
gallant, zooms down 
the 
skies (in an airplane). A fter a 
in the pro­
whirlwind courtship, 
cess of which the party of the 
the young Lochin- 
fourth part, 
var’s 
sw eet­
heart (Sari M aritza) takes a very I f 
back seat, the two are married. 
But very soon it is discovered that 
the two juxtaposed angles of the 
quadrangle are not congruent, so 
the blackboard is erased with at-

chiidhood-and-Fince 

from 

S T A R T I N G T O M O R R O W !

O N T H E 
S T A G E !
2nd OF THE BIG STAGE SHOWS!

B R I S T L I N G W I T H GAY T U N E S . G R A C E F U L G I R L S ,
Y O U T H , B E A U T Y , A N D COM ED Y.

" B O T T O M S U P ”

■Haas On 

t h e S c r e e n msam

HE MADE A MONKEY 
our OF A MOVIE 
QUEEN!
J A M E S
C A G N E Y
. . . I N .. .

“ L A D Y

K I L L E R ”

FEATURING

P O P C A M E R O N

a n d 

th e F o u r C a m e r o n s

THE LEE GAILS 

HELEN HONAN

BETH MILLER

BOBBY BIXLER

16 CHESTER HALE GIRLS

ext eptinnally 
large, 
;h?d. Plenty of closet 
d. Orc block campus, 
c. Phone 2-3779.

Maid s. 
t. fin e

room.

ad-
two men 
tv, ary thin#

r bed-room 
rhood, two 
id water.

NY

I' rn *,
Uni-

-o .th don hie 
mer. Twin 
u. Brick

;s, Pri- 
"Bisbed. 
appro -

m ifnftable, 
•Hon. 2621 
t ____
large 
bath, for 
West 21.

sit*,:, 

in private 
-'is * •. Tri. 
i#y. 7. an.

Place.” fr lZ 
e; gamae.

(th*

ROOM A N D BOARD

CON V FN I HNT, com fort*!
Showoff 

ing porch* i. 

near, yet quiet. Take I, 
irig meal . MM W est 28,
BLAT TY IFUL 

iii ire and dinin 
Guaranteed meals. Radio— el

-4383.

■ room. rueep- 
t'onv. merifly 
or S appetit - 

tn t

fi

Hot

W
Se 4.
iy 

and cold 
Hardin.

furnished 

'hone
com?.

PH vat 
Rat*

for boys*. Excellent meals.

I 
I entrance. C onveniently 

located 
reasonable. 220* Rio G anile. Ph«
ROOM A NU 

iii IA11D. T bree 

j meals, 

nicely 

.‘xreilent
furnished rooms, $2' 
month. Private home. Convenient Inca- 
tion. Seeing is convincing. PHONE 6 2 0 2 , 
ROOM and board with private ho im 
for next semester. Ar
now. 4(t5 West

convenience) 
ma\

i:' SM

un r.

Ex,*. 
i Wichita.

rn e i
opus
<*.‘iu

Ideal lot 
Nice 

ion.
rooms 
it meals. Rea-

in. All 

delicious m<*id«. close 

I > KS I k .ABLE room, private bat h, three 
fur 
$26.60 per month. Mr*. D. W. Love-
______
iady. 4" t VV' 
ROOM A ND Bf A Rf) FUR BOY'S —Half 
block from campus. Attractive rate”. 
Set* our rooms before moving. 2006 Speed­
way. Phone 6826.

. i.'al! -TOT. 

. 

TYPING
EX PERT TYPING BY U n iversity grad ­
uate w ith M A. decree in E n g lish . Pour 
y ea rs exp erien ce 
th e se s. 
in 
th* ut**, arm B u sin ess A d m in istration re­
port**. W I W est 83rd. T elephone 4075.

typ in g 

WHERE TO ROOM 
NEXT SEMESTER
LARGE, w ell furnished so u th ea st room 
with or Without board. Sleeping porch 
Ga*, iinen, maid service. Boy* on cam ­
p u s. 2508 Speedw ay. 2-52*9. 
ADJO INING B A T H — room 

p rivate 
hi nu'. Board optional. Q uiet. Ideal for 
stu d y. 5 blocks cam pus. 2108 San Gab-
_________
riel. P hone 2d b l . 
TW O Newly furnished room s w ith e x c e l­
cam pus, 

I L blocks of 

len t m eals. 

in 

1984 

beautiful, 

vate home. N ear cam pun, 

$ 2 5 .0 9 . 2 garages Phone 1404 
ST ’ I)ENT Bt.Ut rf- - S ou th east room s. Pri­
-Vs! co n v en ­
ie n c e :. E xcellent rn- als. R eference* ex- 
changed 111 F 19th St. Piton* 9065.
W ELL- i- I RN IS ii Kl), 

d ow n ­
stair'- room Also three room s u p stairs. 
Al! conven ien ces, Gas furnish ed . M r s. 
b ailie t Wood. 
San A ntonio. 
Phom 7 -
V AU A St TES for b oys at 1918 Speedw ay.
* .h
hath. Meals excellen t. P rices right. One 
block cam pus.
PHIA ATB, d ow n stairs, so u th ea st room. 
P rivate hath, D esirable fur tw o boys.
campus. 
Phone 

Nicely furnished. Block west 
Reasonable. 2309 San A ntonio. 
7060.
R id IMS i - r bo;. • with o 
located * 

Sleeping porches. Show er 

Conveniently 

and 

room wilt; 

cam pus. Shower.

______________________ _

from 
404 VV 23. 
Rh. VI. SAVING for boy s. Large south
sleep in g porch, $5 pv r 
m onth. Garage if desired. SOS W est 19. 
Phone 867 **.
F liK R EN T: Two bedroom s for wom en 
2600
__________ ________________

Two blocks m irth of 

Whit ii. _ 
FOK R E N T —To gen tlem en , 

furnace 
her" ii home, large room. Also sm aller 
private bath. Garage. Aldridge 

cam pus. 

in 

without board, 
le-fo u rth block I 
I'hone 2-4 783. I

room , 
P lace. Phone 6*7 4
TW O la r g e room s 

ideal for 

th r e e boy*.

T hree-gngrter bed*, 

tile bath, 
in g pore he . R easonable. Al na. 
Freem an. *oT W est 23. Phone 91 
lot cly. large so u th ea st r< 
BUYS 
l . i ’h. D o . I.Ic h o ! , and
furniture, On. block west. campo 
San A ntonio, Phone 3401.

joiiiiiv: 

Sic
p.

m a d ­
it leu tv

I EGR ROYS
comdia! i*

S econd 
2 6 0 $ til

Lark.
fro nt ro am will ■<■- 
’ 
b a y a . R e a s o n a b l e 
3 
a r 
from campus. Rhone 8166. 
. t .v A v i

bath.-—T ele-
phone. Also ro o m in p r i v a t e h o m e for 
once. 2310

i G A R A G E ROOM p ri va ti 
j 
j boyg B e t t e r 
j Nueces. P h o n e 9357.
I L O V E! Y s o u t h e a s t room, sleeping porch, 
sc Sit. p r i v a t e b a t h , a u t o m a t i c h eater. 
M idwav b etw een Capitol a n d U n i v e r s i t y . 

this a t 

s c 

I 1619 P.rg to * . P h o n e 4907.

I 

BOYS B Kick 

s o u t h L aw Bldg. Nicely 
furnished rn.,ms. Large sleeping porch.
d in ing H u m
1910 

All c o nv en ien ce s. Special 

I. R easonable. 

I o p en in g F e b ru a ry 
I W ich ita, Phone 2 - 1 1 5 -

BOYS!!

I &rge Rooms—
Excellent meal*

Sleeping Porches 
I -2 Blacks caui-

half block University 

MRS. FLORENCE 
JONES
201 AR( HWAY
Off Speedway at 26th St.
NICK SOUTHEAST ROOM for boys. One- 
campus. Op­
posite Littlefield Dormitory, Maid ser­
vice. $7.59. Phone 8376.
NICE, CLEAN comfortable bedrt om, large 
closet, near bath. With or without 
kitchen privileges. All modern conven­
iences Also garage. 2-2038.
GIRLS Nice

so u th e ast rooms. 
Sleeping porch. 
Approved 

home. 
Very reasonable.

Boart! 
Light j
‘I WO
P h o n e,

and rooms, 
housekeeping. 
blocks campus. 
7703.
NICK FR O N T wouth 
ladies. Kitchen 
hom e. Conveniently 

A BL E
hoi!

FOR O N E

FOR REN

.RAI

Phone
COOL

T DELAY— CAL

TOD

FL

2 - 3 1 6 4

DISCRIM . NATI NI

th.

I i F A:

im run 
I 
j Breakin 
I 2-4411.
I SHARE

! rd

ERY
• st («

[VE HUME

ii nu

j price. Rh 
) AT TRA O’
furnish 
I 
W hole* on
blocks campus. 
Ph .ne SSI3 
ROOM 

room a 
hoard Sleepi I 
Ste v e t Very rt 
pus. I 908 WH t 
FN : 'F P T ii )N AL

board.
do re he

rh’

)ked 
ia hie,

Th re
24 ti

VV

Build!

from Law 
Phone 4042.
ROOM and board 
month. Ga 

Jupe, Phone 5967 
i ii' SIR Ai! it "south 
bath. Garage if 
graduate students, 
Sent to Universal y.

Wic

furnish*

at ITS in r 
il l ) ' Giiada-

de

room will 
*■ d 
Pre) 
or couple.
2 47 2',.

Priv 
>r bo

Phoi
ROC

Pl I
w a :

Southeast Room

RF

FOR
pr

* Lr
bed.

rn t n 
All
261.1

I Block off ca 
filii: bed. joins 
ing porch. Pi

is Q 
h ant

240!) San A ntonio

2-2 1 43

ROOMS FOR G IRLS— Moat cor venient 
and a ttra c tiv e rooms rig h t at cam pus. 
B reak fast optional. Maid service. Rea­
891 W est 
sonable rates. R eferen ces. 

i 2 I st Si.
IP him 

fo r two girls at 2412 W ichita,
j One block north of cam pus, across
j from Wo m en * G ym . P hon e 4590.

J 

MAN S T U D E N T : A ttractive room . Vt- 
joining bath. T elephone booth. B u ss
button*. Maid serv ice. Gas furnish ed .
Ju st o ff “ The D rag.'’ Very desirable. 

: 2205 N u eces, P hone 5522.

cent 

Bt) A 3 ,' ATT ENT IO N N ice room* adja- 
' 
large sleep in g porch. E xcellent
: hom e-cooked m eals. N ear cam pus. Rea- 
I sortable rates. Call 2 -4 8 9 5 . 2808 Guad­
alupe.
BOYS— Nicely furnished sou*beast room, 
steeping porch, all convenience*, and 
family 
furnished. Meals 
' style Reasonable. I 70s Guadalupe. I'hone 
i 2-2375.

everything 

M en Students
e 
two vai 
cam pus ai

m er hath 

"PH)
Real

2308

SAN' ANTU NIO 

PHU NL 97 - i

DESIR A B I T ROOM f

I WtJ, Ev t r . thing 
Rates rea- 
6 -12 after

furnished. P r i v a t e hm 
sionnhk*. bd s VS. 31, PH
8 p.m.________________ __
N ICE LY f ir n i h ed room.: fur b o ys, Maid 
f u r n i s h e d . All c o n v e n i­
ences. R e ason ab le. T h re e blocks cam pus. 
612 VS , I 2nd.
ROUM a .' h p r i v a t e show er batt,, s u i t a b l e 

service. Gas 

for o ne cr two boy 
-. E vc: v t Ling 

cam; 
S peedw ay, V ,c A 

>Y»• —lu trg t com f o r t 
ca t expo ;.re, alee]
Optional. Block v:,-st of
Ant

Phone

Attention!
I h a v e re em fur 2 boys in 
re f in is h e d home.
my newly 
f u r n it u r e . A ll c o n v e n ­
New 
ience?, R e a so n a b le . 
O ne 
block cam pus.

EXCELLENT 

2 3 0 0 S a n A n t o n i o 
P h o n e 5 5 0 7
in private 
room for b oys 
home two block,-t From campus-. C o n­
g enial group. E v e ry convenience. S II W.
I 'th . P h o n e 'KU).
k c nim 

f o r t m e n '' Vi."' ~ 7 7 ;v;7,i hi>mf

G arag e available, Phone 5754,
a t t r a c t i v e 

MEN— E x cep tio nally 

room ,
I psi j. sr*. New home. H ard w o o d floor*.
tile bath. Near c am p us.

L a r g e closet;*, 
Gas, g a r a g e furnished 500 We*? IS.

Is This Your Ad?
I f this w ere y o u r ail it w o uld 
have been r e a d b y h u n d r e d s 
of p eop le j u s t a s you 
a r e 
r e a d in g it now .
W hy not put y o u r n o tic e of 
v ac anc ie s b e f o r e th e st ii lent 
arui f a c u lty body of th e U n i­
v ersity by in v e s tin g a d o lla r 
bill in a sm all ad?
You m erely dial 2-3161, a n d 
r e st. F r e e 
we w JI do the 
pick-up se rv ic e a n d 
tr a i n e d 
a d - w r i te r s a r e a t yo u r s e r ­
vice.
 
 

 

 

PRIVATE BATH rn pr.vi 

entrance. G arage 

if 

Lieu I _ fur si idy. 1807 N 
ROOM FOR' BOYS. Two 
room*, near U River* i 
;3 W< t 24th J

lance* 
J i A V f

me Private* 
rd. Q Bet.
t i l s.
Ph 
c«Iy furniahe 
AII Caliver 
Phone 9806.

9*

several buys. 
and $19. Mr 
Nance Phew

!’r I e «f 
Mary 
: .'4 7.

W A N T E D

WANTED-

board
Phony

W A N T E D

Cabrie

Business Directory

A UTO RADIATORS

hb.ck

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writ h

till ut if** 
\ a Ct, ut

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autom obile radial o r 
yr- pared 
radiator 
ratting. Ant i-frecze. 
-Lav aes.

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DIN INC HAIT.. 2 0 We s t 1 9 th .________
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’ irs w ith s p a g h e t t i or ra-.toii. P ho ne 
S ucetti-
1267. 

res* r v a tio ■ 

(Tito 

for 
1 OO*

I ’ h S tre et.

CLOTHING

F U G U E S ! CAI 
ai d h a n d ck 
S h o e s , 
co a ts , 
p u r c h a s e d , 411

.abb,

LAUNDRIES
This Number, 3702,
O P E N S A D I R K, V L I N E IV I H E 
H O MK S T F. KU LAI S D R Y

PLUMBERS

E

R A V E N 
ing re pair* , 
nee u o n s. 140:

gas piping, anti 
I iv ara. Ph on e *

plum b- 
■if coo-

RECORDS

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th e Water** by 
on 
his Royal Canadian
He
cording
CO.
MUSIC

your 

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it today a t J. R. REED 

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SHOE REPAIRING

REP \ : RIN’t 
ding. (Ort 
thing done tv* 
RFI AIR SHO!
Prep.

refits i 
bing.,

III

•hwig, relining, pad. 
tit. >' *i g. and every- 
ti CENTRAL MION 
VV. 6th John Huge,

mot
• hats *.

TAILORS
J) UTILIZE the ##rr!fe* of 
sailars, cleaner* and dyers* 
offered by RIOS BUUS, 

>r* a 
115 VV 7th. Phone 2-27 73.

YOU

and tai 
T a i l o r * .

BOARD: 
lLaso
number o f bon 
sires room-matt 
2620 >4 W ich ita.

FOR F M E 
u b tr 1929 
our hand: 
f 
s e c u r i n g ’ hi 
address

BOARD

for 
limited 
student de­
L ith.
ans 

(able price 
. G raduate 
; 
r f . mi ad. 
Phone 872
FOR SALE
An ex tra copy of th e pop- 
Caetua has b. en placed Iii 
r sale. Anyone interested in 
book should ra il 2-S.B4 or 
ti Student Publications, Inc.,

CALL 2 316 4 TU E SD A Y FOR ADS TO 
A P PE A R IN THIS SECTION W E D N ES - 
; DAY MORNING. FREE FICK U P AND 
I EX PER T AD W R IT IN G SERVICE AT 
____________________

YOUR REQ UEST. 

FURNISHED APTS.
I T H R E E blocks west of cam pus, m odern 
livin g room . > <*droom, h ath , k itchen, 
I 
(Unit)sr room Radiators, w ater, telephone, 
Kara Ste. 2 HQ 9 Rio Grande.
TO MKN -A " $26' ajwmnn'r.t f.A I t * . In­
this at 202 E ast 32. New 

v e s tig a te 

and clean. Smith exposure. Call 8969.

FOR RENT

A partm ent for tw o Bovs. 
’I win 
b*-d*. show er, privacy. Good fu r ­
n itu re, very reasonable rent.

2 -2910

21 OI)

-AN G ABRIEL

NICELY 

furnished apartm ent 

A lsu tw o desirable fron t room 

: Bonailie. 865 W. 
; 2-6761. _ 

22nd 
_ _ _ _ _ ___

fur rent. 
Rea 
P hon e

S t. 

j 

q u iet— $22.00. 

cam p u s. Sleeping poreh, 

ATTRACTIVE apartm ent 3 blocks west 
liv in g room, 
k itc h e n e tte, private bath and entrance. 
E xcep tion ally 
P hone 
2 -4 5 4 8 or 5358.
A PPR O V E D apartm ent 

for Kiris. Lary> 
so u th room s. S in g le beds. K itch en ette. 
P riv a te b ath. G arage. I block of cam pus. 
P h o n e 8088.
B E A U T IE D ! M *rtm en t. 
ish in g s, panelled w alls, 

Period 
tile bath, 

fu rn ­
in ­
3 1 st and Speedw ay. 

cin erator. garage. 
P h o n e 2 -6 6 6 6 .
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room , 

L a r g e 
porch. 
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Phone 6546.

a p a r t m e n t s , 
k itch en ette. 1-2 

e W • s t 22 

tin y 

SM ALL, 

th ree room , 

furnish ed ap art­
ment. fur couple or tw o g irls. R ea so n ­
803 W. 21 st. Phone 3 804.

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and 1997 1 _• University Ave. Block 

from campus. Call a t 1905 

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for 
Private 
located. Reason- 
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room 
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T H E D A I L Y 

T E X A N

T U E SD A Y , JA N U A R Y 23, 1934

Steer Basketball Quintet Takes Time Out to Study

♦ 

♦

 

 

Terrible S w e d e s

Booked to Play Track Outlook Is Promising

Freshmen to Play Invitation Archery Rice Owls Trounce
Tournament Is 
Announced

Schreiner Here 
Next

Baylor Bears,
45-30

Several L e tte rm e n ' 
R eturn T o 
Squad

g 

. 

f o r 

No p r a c tic e w as s c h e d u le d y e s ­
terd a y a f t e r n o o n 
th e S t e e r 
b a s k e tb a ll sq u a d . C o a ch E d Olio 
a n n o u n c e d t h e next session to be 
st! inc W e d n e s d a y , w ith p r a c tic e d u r i n g
finals to be light. T h e n e x t r e g u ­
la r g a m e of t h e T e x a s c re w will 
be held h e re F e b r u a r y 5. w ith th e
po
1 u rn is 
Thu 

C oa ch C ly d e L i t t l e f i e l d ’s 1934 
tr a c k te a m will h a v e in a d d i tio n 
to se v e r a l v e r y p r o m is in g f o r m e r
rf til O lsen s T e r r ib le S w e d e s f r e s h m a n s t a r s s e v e r a l l e t t e r m e n
th e

bac k to f o r m th e n u c l e u s o f 

ling t h e opposition.

far, T e x a s h a s m e t e v e r y Sq Uad. M a n y o f th e m a r e
i 

e x c e p t i e n c e w i n n e r s a n d a few a r e h o ld - I 8t™ n * c o n t e n d e r 

th e c o n f e r e n c e

f e e t . P i c k e t t will a so 
I 12 f e e t . P i c k e t t will also 
th e 

f o r 

in ers c f 

p r e s e n t c o n f e r e n c e r e

' r e la y s

te am 
A rka n

r e a c h 13 

f e l t a n d 0 

"-YC d C V :, II Handball Society
Elects Nine New 
Members

t h e r e c o rd . T h is y e a r S ew ell h o p e s 
to 
inches, 
th e r e b y s e t t i n g a n e w r e c o r d .

R u n n i n g c o m p e titio n t o Sew ell 
of 
will be W . E. D u n k s, a man 
N in e new' m e m b e r s w e r e e le c te d 
tw o y e a r s e x p e r ie n c e a n d c a p a b le I 
of g e t t i n g 12 f e e t a n d 6 in c h es, J t o th e U n iv e r s it y H a n d b a ll C lub 
a n d M oody P ic k e tt, w hose b e s t I a t a m e e ti n g T h u r s d a y a f te r n o o n . 
h e ig h t in c o m p e ti tio n t a r t y e " Witt M e m b t,r, hip o f t h e c ,ub j , based 
12 
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, 

b»> a t
b e a . 
d ash | u P o n c h a racter,^ p e r s o n a t t y ^ a m j ^

W ith fin al exam in ation s com ing 
up and w ith no gam e scheduled u n ­
til F ebruary 9, freshm an b ask et­
ball players will go through short 
practice session s for the n ext ten 
days. The w orkouts w ill be ju^t 
lon g enough to keep th e cagers 
from becom ing “ sta le .”

T he freshm an cage record 

to
 shoW8 f o u r w ins a n d tw o de-

th e a b ility o f th e 

in d iv id u a l 

to

c o n v e r t e d ! 

T he high j u m p division is well play h a n d b a ll. B e f o r e a n e w m em
U n iv e r

fea ts. V icto ries have been chalked
up again st W aco High 
School, 
M agnolia, S ch reiner, T em ple Jun- 
backs 
in gam es w ith th e P ara­
f ro m a ‘Kseus t h r o w e r to a high e v e r v m e m b e r a l r e a d y in t h e club.
m ount Barbers, and the M agnolia 
j u m p e r y o k i n g w ith th e s e tw o 
R^ e r t M cD aniel. A. A. D ra e-
th e
O ilers. In both gam es 
^ T u r n e r , G e o rg e G ilb e rt, | f r o s h w e r e b e a t e n by only a n a r -
a 
e a o i , on 
mt n v t 
f r e s h m a n w ith e x c e lle n t p o ssib ih -
) ( ) |C . E. M c C a r te r, Billy G o ld b e rg , I r o w m a rg in . T h e B arbers won
„ . , 
■>
42-40 by s t a g i n g a b r illi a n t scor-
n ew j ing rally in the fin al s ta g e s of th e
the K a r o w five h ad
P la n s f o r d u a l m a tc h e s w ith f la sh e d e x c e lle n t te a m p la y in th e

ies- r r a n c i s w elders OI t he 
.n t 
squa< wi i u p a t e M a 
b r o a d 
is c a p a b le 
g e t t i n g 22 f e e t a n d 6 in ches.

p .a- I D e lm a r G roos, J o e M u n s t e r , a n d 
t. . W illia m B ogge ss w e r e 

u n a n t m o u s j ior C ollege, and the 

c o n s e n t m u s t b e r e c e iv e d 

m e m b e r s elec ted . 

g a m e , a f t e r 

j u m p a n d 

--------- , 

e n e r 

lost 

th e 

se t 

tu t 

, , 

o f

_ 

, 

the 

M em bers o f th e arch ery c la sse s 
in 
d ep artm en t o f p h ysical 
train in g fo r w om en are in vited to 
p articip ate 
to u rn a ­
cla ss m e e tin g 
m en t at th e 
T u esday at 4 o ’clock on th e w om ­
e n ’s a th le tic fie ld . 
S om e o f th e 
E n glish cu stom s for arch ery to u r ­
n am ents w ill be carried out.

in a sp ecial 

la st 

E ven ts w ill 

Isabel M anton w ill be “ Lady 
P aram ou n t” in ch arge of th e v a ­
rious ev en ts. She w ill be a ssisted 
by Jean Reed as “ P rin cess o f th e 
G reen ” in ch arge o f arran gem en ts.
include th e S ta n d ­
ard C olum bia Round fo r W om en , 
sh ot in team s o f fo u r; the G arland 
S h oot; and the B alloon Shoot. T he 
w in n in g 
high p o in t 
scorer fo r the b egin n ers and ad­
van ced w ill be given an aw ard.

team and* 

Jan. 

W ACO, 

22.— Shipw reck 
K elly and h is R ice m ates w recked 
the B aylor B ears here to n ig h t 45 
to 3 0 . B aylor took the 
in 
the op en in g m om ents, 3 to 0, but 
the O wls sunk th ree g oals in rapid 
su ccession to gain a 6-3 lead and 
led the rem ain d er o f th e gam e. 
T he score a t the h alf w a s R ice 17, 
B aylor 12.

lead 

The B ears again su ffe r e d from 
rough play, throe o f the p layers 
b ein g chased o f f th e co u rt fo r too 
m any fo u ls. Tw o o f the R ice men 
w ere evicted by the sam e rou te. 
Eaton w as high point man w ith 13 
points. Parks led the B aylor to s­
sers w ith 
B y th eir 
ten p oin ts. 
b rillian t v icto ry to n ig h t th e O w ls 
jum ped back into the thick o f the 
co n fe r e n c e f la g chase.

C a p t a i n A l e x a n d e r Cox is 

th e r e p r e s e n t e d in R o b e rt A n d e r s o n b e r ca n be elec ted to th e U ni
p r e s e n t h o ld e r o f th e S o u t h w e s t ^ a n d C£ nrU'* ( l i a n ^ D both o f A u s-. sity H a n d b a ll Club, a u n a n i n
r
f o r m e r 
* o n f e r e n c e r e c o rd in th e 44 0 d a s h I «“ ». T h e 
from c a m e 

a n d has b e e n f o r 
v e a l" . His tim e is 48.5. H e is

th e p a s t 

t w o 
a

of
t e a m s , b o th 
4 4 0 - y a r d r e la y 
- - - 
 
 
---------, 
.—j 
t h e c o n f e r e n c e m e e t j 
t h e c o n f e r e n c e 
which w on 
last y ea r. C ox w a s g iv e n n a t i o n a l

dash f o r th e la st tw o y e a r s . I n th e 
d u al m e e t w ith A. & M. he lo s t his 
o n ly r a c e o f th e 19 33 se a s o n .

J o e S to r m will be a c o n t e n d e r 
f o r L a n e B l a k e n e y ’s tit le a s will 
be Bill R e d d e n a n d Mule W ilson.

a p u sh sh o t— was t h e s e n s a tio n o f B ro w n w o o d , w i n n e r f o r t h e 
last w e e k 's S o u th w e s t C o n f e r e n c e 
ca g e r a c e a< th e c r a c k U n iv e r s it y b e >t r e c o rd is 4 m i n u t e s a n d 

p a s t ; 
tw o y e a r s in th e m ile r u n . H is 
27 I 
s e c o n d s . In a d d i tio n to t h e m ile, h e I 
r u n s a 4 4 0 o n t h e m ile r e l a y t e a m , 

a d d e d 43 p o in ts 
t o t a l f o r 67 t o c a ta - 
lead o f p o in t h o n o r s A r c h e r h as b e e n on 

H e has also bee n a m e m b e r o f th e

* 

, 
| ^ SS. C° ^ n 
-i 

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. 

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e a m 01 
. 

e P a 

1>an D e la n e y will be a s t r o n g D allas y . M. C. A.

tw o S o u th -} Javej in 

c o n t e n d e r f o r f i r s t p la c e in 
th is y e a r . In 

la s t year

th e I — sasrrss....... —

ea so n . G r a y w ost C o n f e r e n c e 
s p rin g , w hile t r .u .p t e a m s a n d t h r e e c ro s s conn - ; V*aoe 

c h a m p io n s h ip I c o n f e r e n c e m e et he w o n second

a h ea v e ° f a b o u t 190

v a r io u s I f i r s t h a lf to ta k e a big lead,

o t h e r schools a n d w ith 
a th le tic clu bs w e r e discussed. A . | 
& M., S an M arcos, a n d 
Y. M. C. A. hav e a l r e a d y sc h e d u le d I c o m p le te ly o f f f o r m a n d the 
m a tc h e s w ith th e U n iv e r s it y h a n d - j M agnolia 
; ball te a m . A n a t t e m p t will b e m a d e 

T h e se co nd d e f e a t ca m p la st S a t-
f re s h m e n w e r e
ta ll
little 
a t t e m p t will b e m a d e J tr o u b le in a v e n g in g an e a r ly sea-
th e f r o s h h a d g ive n

tro u b li
to sc h ed u le m a tc h e s w ith R a n d o lp h j son dt 

T ulsa u n l a y w h e n 

te a m h a d 

e f e a t 

v e r y 

th e 

i Field in S an A n to n io a n d w ith t h e j th e m .

Daily
Featurette

T h e f r e s h m a n te a m th is y e a r is
I o n e of th e best th e U n iv e r s it y h a s 
! h ad in s e v e r a l y e a r s , and s e v e r a l 
I of th e p la y e r s a r e e x p e c t e d to win 
I b e r t h s on 
t e a m n ext 
th e v a r s it y 
! y e a r . J a c k Collins, ta ll c e n te r , is 
the m o st o u t s t a n d i n g m e m b e r of 
first y e a r cre w . H is a b ility 
to out j u m p o p p o n e n t > a n d to lay 
th e ball in th e b a s k e t f r o m u n d e r 
th e goal h a s b e e n th e b ig p u n c h

j the 

tr y c h a m p io n te a m s . H e c a p ta in e d : ^e e t.
th e la st cro ss c o u n t r y te a m . T h is ] 
y e a r he will a l t e r n a t e b e t w e e n t h e 
c o n s id e r s his 195 4 sq u a d a most
mile r u n , h a l f m ile, a n d th e m ile ; p r o m is in g one, he will still have 
r e p la c in g m a n y of
rela y . J. R. C o le m a n o f L u f k i n 
y e a r 's 
will be a c o n t e n d e r f o r t h e mile, 

a h a r d 
his m e n of th e p rev io u s 

T
R o b e rt Sew ell, a F o r t W o r t h H ’-iad. A m o n g th e se m e n a r e l i a r - i live 

E v e n th o u g h C oach 

L ittle f ie ld

tim e 

th e 1933 c o n f e r - *ow h u r d le s , b r o a d ju m p , a n d th e legalized bo x in g 

in 

th e 1933 c o n f e r e n c e u n d e r 

t h e 

p a r i- m u tu e l 

lit-
sy ste m , j tie f o r w a r d . F o r d W ith e r s p o o n ,

g u a r d , T o n y C osta, s c r a p p in g 

rison S t a f f o r d w ho p laced in th e j p o r t e n t e v e n ts — th e 

o f M orris S a n d s, 

f a s t m o v in g

r e t u r n 
a n d h o rse r a c i n g 

x a s ’ 
n m e m o r y be c a u s e o f tw o im- ; o f th e fro s h in g a m e s to d a te .

1933 s p o r t s y e a r w ill 

j j a v e li n 
m e e t. 

pole v a u l t e r , la st y e a r tie d f o r th e 
f irs t h o n o rs 
 
 

in 

 

d e f e a te d a n d e v e r y g a m e a p p a r ­
e n t ly a w e ll-m a tc h e d a f f a i r . E v e n 
th e c e lla r- h o ld in g B a y lo r fiv e can 
be c o u n t e d on 
t h r o u g h 
with a f a i r p e r c e n t a g e in t h e win 
In b o th of th is w e e k ’s 
c o lu m n . 
tilts, h o w e v e r, th e B e ars r a t e c o n ­
sid e ra b ly t h e u n d e r d o g s .

to com e 

T he loss o f E d g a r M e y e r, blond 

B o xing and horse r a c in g w a s le g a l - 1 close g u a r d i n g b a c k c o u r t p la y e r,
ized a n d m a d e e f f e c tiv e A u g u s t . a n d Bob F r a n c is 

and A lb re c h t, 
to ssers, a r e o th e r m e n t h a t

h e a d e d d a - h m a n , w i n n e r o f th e j 31. T h e f irs t r a c in g m e e t, a 2 1 - j goal 
I OO a n d 220 a n d also a m e m b e r of day a f f a i r 
both th e 440 a n d mile r e la y s will
be k e e n ly fe lt. H e ran IOO in 9.7 e n d m e e t was held a t the E p so m J 
a n d th e 220 in 21.3 in th e c o n f e r ­
ence m e e t o f 1933.
L ittle f ie ld will 

F iv e g a m e s a r e now 
Downs in H o u sto n a n d it w as also ’ th e f r e s h m a n sc h e d u le 
a g r e a t success. 

B o x i n g m a tc h e s a r e b e i n g held I c a r d e d fo llo w ; 

t r e m e n d o u s sue

th e cage sport.

A sec- 

lose 

a t A rlin g to n D ow ns, a r e classed a b o v e th e a v e r a g e 

j be p la y ed n e x t m o n th . T h e g a m e s j

listed on 
t h a t will 

in

T h e to w e r i n g P u r p le b a s k e te e r s 

th e
C h r is t ia n U n i v e r s i t y *' n &e r d i s t a n c e s C a p ta in Blake-
th (* - m ile f o r th e

o f T e x a s 
ca m e n e a r b e i n g th e v ic tim s of an I nt >'* w in n e r 
upse t S a t u r d a y n ig h t a t th e h a n d s I Pa s t t h r e e y e a r s am i Bill C o h e n p ee le d fin an c ial success. T h e o u t- 
o f S. M. U. A f t e r t r a i l i n g m o s t i *n 
o f 
S c h m i d t ’s q u i n t e t f o u g h t 
l e a d la te in th e second h a l f , a nd* 

F r a n c i s Wl*l he 
in to t h e c o m p e titio n also. 

In th e m id d le d ista n c e s, G e o r g e w on 

t h e m i l t . F in le y , a 

th e decision a n d 

in p r a c tic a lly all T e x a s cities, b u t 
th e y a r e n o t m e e ti n g w ith th e ex- S c h r e in e r , K errv ille , 2 g am es.
I . — F r e s h m e n 

F e b r u a r y 9 — F r e s h m e n vs 

v s . 
tw o -m ile r s t a n d i n g e v e n t fo r 1933 w a s th e H illsboro J u n i o r C ollege, Htlls- 

vs.
the r e c o g - j T e m p le J u n i o r C ollege. A u stin , I 

in e lig ib le f o r th is y e a r ’s T r a c y Cox a n d T o n y H e r r e r a te n - j boro, I gam e.

r o u n d b o u t a t F o r t W o r th . H e r r e r a F e b r u a r y 

2 3 — F r e s h m e n 

th e w a y , 

F e b r u a r y 

C oach 

in 

on u n til 

th e g u n 
sc o re w a s 29 to 26. 

w a s also 
T e x a s A. & M. 

b e a t e n la s t 

s o u n d e d . A d a m s will be 
S. M. U. A d a m s w o n f o u r t h pla ce 
vs.
w e e k by h a lf m ile a n d second y e a r b e f o r e o n ly re c o g n iz e d c h a m p io n o f a n y i H o u s to n E p isc o p a l C h u r c h , A us-

j u n i o r w e lte r w e ig h t 
th e ch a m p io n s h ip . H e is th u s f a r th e 

g r e a tly m issed, nixed T e x a s 

February 26 — Freshm en 

gam e.

in 

[ la s t 

in th e c o n f e r e n c e m e ets . 

! division o f T ex a s. 

tin , I gam e.

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c o n f e r e n c e p e e le d . 

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