V O L U M E 42

Price Five C ents

AUSTIN, TEXAS, TH UR SD A Y, FEBRU ARY 13, 1941

ix P ^ q e s T o d a y

No. 114

The First College Dai ly in the South

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M o n d a y Through Friday 

10:15 o ’Clock

The Daily Texan 

O f the Air 

1500 Kilocycles

Stu d e n ts G rad e d 
Unfairly, S a y 
H o g g Sp e ake rs

BY J A C K H O W A R D

i y 'Teased p c rs n a r r a t i o n o f ed u c at i on was t h e 

t o r ch c a r r i e d by 
the Hogg- F o u n d a t i o n i n a u g u r a l c o n f e r e n c e .-speakers on a discussion- 
filled W e d n e s d a y p r o g r a m t h a t en de d in t h e dedi ca t i on of t he s t a t e ­
wide m e n t a l k; go ne m o v e m e n t in H ogg Me m o ri a l Au di t o ri um.

As v e h e m e n t as a n y n his scorn o f most p r e s e n t ed uc at io n a l m e a s ­
the U n i v e r s i t y of 
u r e m e n t s was Dr. C, S, Boucher, C h a nc e l l or of 
N eb r as k a , who cited i ne qua l i ti e s of .student g r a d i n g b ef o r e m o r e t ha n 
five h u n d r e d p e r s o n s who a t t e n d e d 
in 
H og g Aud i t o r i u m.

the f o u n d a t i o n 

i n a u g u r a t i o n 

Dr. B o u c h e r aud his i n a u g u r a t i o n co - spe ak e r , Dr. F r a n k J. O ' Br i en , 

d i n

»r of N e w Y o r k C i t y’s B u - * 

‘ 

~ ’

r e a u o f Child C 
on T h u r s d a y ’s co 

lance, will be
H ad i n g series of 
will f e a t u r e al-

c o n f e r e n c e s 
mos t e v e r y o u t s t a n d i n g a u t h o r i t y 

t h a t 

on m e n t a l h yg i e n e who h as s p o k ­
en on t h e campo- since the m e e t ­
ing* hogan T u e s d a y m o r n i n g .

Future Is O.K., 
Students Believe

d i r e c t o r of 

(»• her sp* ake rs w

ti be Dr. D a n ­
iel A, P r e s c o tt , 
the 
U n iv e r s i t y o f C h i c a g o ’s c o l l ab or a­
tion c e n t e r on child d e v e l o p m e n t ;
Dr. E. G. Wi lliamson, d i r e c t o r of 
t he U n i v e r s i t y o f Mi n ne sot a *tu- m e ? ” 
d e n t 
Dr. 
G e o r g e S. St e v en s o n, d i r e c t o r <f 
t h e Nat i onal C o m m it t ee f or Me n­
t al H y g i e n e ; H o w a r d M. Bell, 
A m e r i c a n Y o ut h Commi ssi on 
j ob 
t x p e r t ; an i W a l k e r A ld e r t on , Chi­
cago Theol ogical S e m i n a r y f a c u l ­
ty.

p e r s o n n e l 

services; 

Surv ey S h o w s W a r 
P e ss im ism Is Rare

T ha t 

is one q u e s t i o n 

y Stvdevt Op.
“ W h a t doe

Surrey* of Amrrico
the f u t u r e hold f or
t h a t 
m a n y a college youth, faced with 
an upset world, is as ki ng hi ms el f 
giving j 
t oda y. 
he 
t h o u g h t 
leaves 
soon 
would he like to be m a r r i e d , w h at 
is his life w o rk to he?

the 
t he 
c a mp u s— how 

collegian 
time w hen 

Is 
to 
the 

the 
t h e war, 

B<cause of 

u n c e r t a i n t y 

these are j 

O u t s t a n d i n g me et i ng* T h u r s d a y 
b r o u g h t by 
i nclude t he ho me an d f ami ly life 
q u e s t i on s of i m p o r t a n c e es pec i al ­
c o n f e r e n c e a t 9 o’clock a n I at 2
ly to tho se y o u n g in t h e th r esh ol d j 
o’clock in Home Economi cs Bui ld­
of a d u l t 
life, To discover w h at 
ing 105, t h e T e x a s Social W e l f a r e 
s t u d e n t s o f the nat ion ar e t h i n k ­
Assoc i at i on m e e t i n g a t 9:30 a n d
f u t u r e . S t u d e n t
ing a b o u t 
a t 2:30 o ’clock in t he A r c h i t e c t u r e Opinion S u r v e y s of Ame r i c a ha*
A u d i t o r i u m , a n d a s u m m a r y con- beld 
i nter views over a cross sec­
f e r e n c e on m e n t a l h y g i e n e in e d u
tion of colleges and universities. 
bv Dr. H. T.
cation 
T h e r e s u l t s :
Ma nu el in H o g g A u di t o r i um.

con du c t e d 

t h e i r 

In his a d dr es s on “ Wh o Is t he 
E d u c a t e d Man N o w ? ” Dr. Bou c h­
e r W e d n e s d a y ri g h t d e c l a r e d t h a t 
p r o v e d i ne ff ec t i ve ness o f p r e s e n t - 
d a y m e a s u r e m e n t t e ch n iq u es h ave 
m a d e it d i f f i c u lt to say' j u s t who 
is a c t u a l l y e du ca t ed .

As s u b s t a n t i a t i o n he p o in t e d to 
low 
s t u d e n t ’s v e r y 
in school and his ac t u al 

cases o f a 
g r a d e s 
high 

intelligence.
In a n a f t e r n o o n 

1. N e a r l y t w o - t h i r d * o f t h e m e n 
i n c o l l e g e 
t o h e m a r r i e d w i t h i n 
l e a v e 

a n d w o m e n n o w 
h o p e 
t h r e e y e a r * a f t e r 
• c h o o k

t h e y 

2. M a n y c o l l e g e w o m e n - — a b o u t 
t e n — 
l e a » t f o r * 

f o u r o u t o f 
w a n t t o t e a c h , at 
s h o r t w h i l e .

e v e r y 

3 . A l m o s t h a l f o f t h e m e n a r e 
t o d o e n g i n e e r i n g 
i n t o 

p l a n n i n g 
w o r k , t o t e a c h , o r t o g o 

T h e a b o v e p i c t u r e o f a 

l i t t l e N e g r o b o y b v R i c h a r d M i s c h i e f 

r a n k e d b r i t in t h e i n i t i a l p r e l i m i n a r y o f t h e A u » t i n C a m e r a C l u b ’* 

a n n u a ) p h o t o g r a p h y c o n t e s t . T w o m o r e p r e l i m i n a r i e s w i l l b e h e l d 

b e f o r e t h e f i n a l c o n t e s t . P r i n t s f o r t h e s e p r e l i m i n a r i e s wi l l b e s u b ­

m i t t e d b e f o r e o r o n F e b r u a r y 1 9 a n d M a r c h 5 at m e e t i n g s o f t he 

c l u b i n P h y s i c s B u i l d i n g 2 0 3 . S e l e c t i o n o f g r a n d s a l o n p r i n t s f r o m 

p r e l i m i n a r i e s wi l l t a k e p l a c e M a r c h 6 . T h e c l u b , i n c l u d i n g s t u d e n t s 

a n d f a c u l t y m e m b e r s , is a t t e m p t i n g t o i n t e r e s t a l l s t u d e n t s 

in p h o ­

t o g r a p h y .

Rules for B est-D ressed G irl 

Contest A n n o u n c e d by Ju dges

Rules f or t h e c o n d u c t of the hest d r e s s e d girl elect ion, to be held 
T u e s d a y an d W e d n e s d a y o f n e x t week, wer e a n n o u n c e d We d n e s d a y 
by The Daily T e x a n societ y staff, s p on s o r i ng the cont est .

N o m i na t i on s will be held on T u e s d a y mor ni ng , a n d the five girls 
who rec ei ve t he hi ghe st n u m b e r o f votes will be in t h e run-off W e d ­
nesday. M i me o gr ap he d ballots will be p r ovi ded a t bo xe s in f r o n t of 
t he Un i o n Bui lding and at. the e a s t e n t r a n c e of the Main Building 
T u e s d a y , and a t a thir d box in f ro n t o f Hogg Memori al A ud i t o r i um 
W e d n e s d a y . The boxes will be open f ro m 8 to J o ’clock both days,
--------

Hospital May Go 
To U. T. Mod School

Sp f i n ! t o th* Ti xor

G A L V E S T O N , F eb. 12 — T e r m s 
of t he pr oposed c o n t r a c t by which 
J o h n Sealy Hospital will be m a i n ­
t a in ed as a part o f T h e Univer sit y 
of T e x a s School of Medicine a r e 
e xp e ct e d to be co n s id er ed T h u r s ­
da y m o r n i n g when the City Board 
of Commi ssi oner s meet s .

S u b m i t t e d by Dr. H o m e r P. 
Ra i ne y, pr esi d e nt of the Un i ve r ­
sity, to Ma yor B r a n t l y Har ri s last 
wee k f o r co ns i d e r at i on by the com­
mi s si oner s of G a l ve s t on , the p r o­
visions give the U ni ve r s it y Board 
of R e g e n t s exclusive a u t h o r i t y of 
a d m i ni s t e r i n g 
the 
hospital and d e t e r m i n i n g its s t a n d ­
a r d o f service.

t h e a f f a i r s of 

Fi nal action on 

t h e c o n t r a c t 
by t he b oa r d of commi ssi oner s is 
e x pe ct ed a f t e r 
is st udi ed by 
it 
Ci ty A t t o r n e y Br y an F, Williams.
c o n t ra c t, a re-
tb 
In E d i t i o n 

°T 

thp exi,s*m * If,Rse 

he‘

u n d e r which t he iw»t> 
o pe r a t ed , ha* also bee n rec ei ve d 

U n d e r 

t e r m s o f 

t h e new
c o n t ra c t, in o r d e r t o pr ocur e p a ­
t i e n t s as clinical m a t e r i a l for the 
nee d s a n d use of the medical and 
n u r s in g schools a n d d e p a r t m e n t s , 
the ci ty would a g r e e 
to f ur n i s h 
all possible p a t i e n t s f o r clinical
ma te r ia l, a n d to s e n d all c h a r i t y 
p at i e n t s r esidi ng 
the hospital f or t r e a t m e n t .

in the ci ty 

to

p r i v a t e b u s i n e * * .

session, Dr.
B o u c h e r voiced a possible cause 
when he said, “ Mos t s t a t e u n i v e r ­
sities have in t h e i r s t u d e n t bodies
little* pessimism
*................ ..
a s t -ead 
f a p stud, ami . ana tty 
w a s ma n i f e s t u p o n th*- ca mp u s e s
„ “ „
r ansrin^ f r o m n e a r m o r o n s to gen- „ „ „ 
ov er 

Rules for th* c o n t e s t follow: ♦------ 
I. E a c h per son m u s t p r e s e n t his
to
iuses. I his account * for a p r o g r a m slufj Cn t s a r e p r o ce e di n g with t he i r receive a ballot. He mu s t sign his
Heeler-eo tat* tho miHrfm tiu-H 
,11. 
d es i gn ed f o r the middl e thi r d , ill 
, 
suit ed an d
b o t t o m t h i r d a n d w a s t e ! u 
top t h i r d . ”

life.
.preparations 
t oo difficult for the But this j, not to sav that coI.
the
I - J 

t he c o u n t r y . P r ac t i ca l l y all a u d i t o r ’s 

f o r th* I l i a n s a r e n o t a w a r e o f 

n am e cl early on the ballot.

C o m p ar a t i v e l y 
. . 

for a normal 

r ec ei pt a t 

the box 

p „ . . . 

. . . . . 

I . 

. 

, 

, 

* 

, 

' 

. 

,

2. In the case of double-vot ing, 
both ballots will be 
t h r o w n out. 
Ea c h n a m e will be checked with 
t he s t u d e n t di r ec t or y.

c h a n g e s g oi n g on a b o u t 
them.
O t h e r s u r v e y s have p o i n t e d o ut 
t h a t s t u d e n t s a r e ke e nl y i n t e r e s t ­
3. No active c a m p a i g n i n g will
ed in the E u r o p e a n tr ou bl e s, and be al lowed on 
t h e c a mp us, a n d 
in k e e p i n g this n at i on o u t of t h e m, p ri n t e d m a t t e r or o t h e r suc h lit- 
N at i on al d ef en s e, ho w e v er , has e r a t u r e will a u t o m at i c a l l y disqual- 

in his 

Dr. O ’Brien, 

i n a u g u r a ­
tion speech, pr ed ic t e d t h a t i n s a n ­
ity will be ni p pe d 
t o m o r r o w by 
p r e v e n t i o n rathe r t h a n f o u g h t by 
a t t e m p t e d c u r e s or isolation.

“ It n ow bec ome s 

t he 

respon-

of t he s t a t e hospi t al s 

nihility 
do p r ev e n t i v e w o rk in t h e i r own go into avi ati on. P r o j e ct e d a g a i n s t I f inal 
would putes.
a r r a y , ” 

he said. P l a c i n g m e n t a l e n r o l l m e n t 

f igures, 

t h a t 

had 

its ef f ec t . Some 3 p e r c e n t 
to of the me n s a y t h a t t h e y w a n t to 

if y a c a nd i da t e ,

4. T h e societ y s t a f f will be 
j u d g e s on all election 

the
dis­

FOLI N DAT TO!

P a g e

m e a n t h a t colleges t o d a y c on t a in 
so me 20, 000 ai r - mi nd ed 
People. 

5. T he five girls wi t h t he high- 
y o u n g e s t n u m b e r o f n o mi n a t io n s will be 

I See B E S T D R E S S E D , P ag e 3

I o’clock 

in A m e r i c a n p l a y w r i g h t wh os e “ G r e e n P a s t u r e s ” r ecei ved t h e 1930 P u b u n d e r w h i c ^ t h e ^ h o s m t a l i s * * n o w

M a r c C o n n e l l y Here

'T h e ate r Is Fire E scap e --’ 
A u th o r of 'G re e n P astu re s

“ The t h e a t e r , next t o r eligion, is m a n ’s g r e a t e s t fire escape, an d 
has a l wa y s g r o w n in t i mes of crisis,” d e c l a r e d Ma r c Conne l l y, no t e d 

B Y J I M M Y P I T T

i t z e r prize, w h en he visited on the c a m p u s T u e s d a y.

Mr. < onn Ul y , who with Geor ge K a u f m a n , w ro t e

last y e a r * -----------

th,. C u r t a i n Club, a r r i v e d rn „ r e a t deaI o f 
t u r f , -» he gaid 

H o r s e b a c k ,” p r o d u c e d 
by 
Austin T uesday 
El 
Before going to Hollywood.
Rase. He Mid t o t Chia was his 
the m ta rn a tlo n a l Mr. Connelly pions to spend some 
h r , 
M onterrey and o ther parts
h u r r a y , an d 
the form of a pleasure trip before of Mexico, in p u r , u it of w h a t h

n ig rt from 

trip over 

more in 

th a t it 

t h e fu-

in 

^

B e g g ar on ; by t he mayor.
the 
—— 

— 

Assembly to Tackle 
Un-Solved' Tasks

Co n t i n u e d s u p po r t o f a f i n a n ­
b u t mo ne y - 
cially e m b a r r a s s e d 
savi ng book e x c h a n ge idea, a yet 
u n a s s u r e d c a mp u s i n f i r m a r y , a n d 
an evi d e n t l y h al f - h ee d ed e m p l o y ­
m e n t s u r v e y will be a s k e d o f t he 
Students* As s e mbl y wh en i t m e e t s

T h u r s d a y n i g h t a t 
T ex a s U n i on 208.

to 

Th** 

included 

s ug g e st i o ns 

develop 
t h e s o As se mbl v- bo r n p r o j e c t s will 
in r e p o r t s by Ma r y 
be 
E li z abe th E u t h e r l a n d , c h a i r m a n of 
c o m m i t t e e ; 
t he book e x c h a n g e 
H o r t e n s e Y ar no , of 
the hospital 
committee; a n d Sam Field, of the 
l a bo r s u r v e y commi t t ee .

. 

R e po rt s a r e also pr omi s e d by 
t h e c o m m i t t e e ' on r evision of the
I 
. 
C o n s t i t u t i o n 
m e th o d s 
impr ove t he f ootbal l 
t o 
t i ck et d i s t ri bu t i on syst em, J. W a r d 
F ou ts , pr esi d e nt of t he S t u d e n t s ’ 
Asso c i at i on, said W e dn e s d a y .

a n d by-laws a n d on M.G.Ml. lot in Hollywood. 

« r 'T , ° , T . h» „ * “ ' «• ®» 

«•* called his 

• ' hobb. es, " He 

in-
f or e st e d in the problems confront-
i ng 

the Un i t e d S t a t e ' 

is 

in 

h e r

“ Ma n has n e v e r fail ed t o res- 

ever> w a r i t has offered an G r a n d e . 

p ee l the w o r t h of t h e t h e a t e r , es- “ good 
, 
p e n a l l y in t i me s of g r e a t str ess, 

Miss S u t h e r l a n d w a s optimisti c 
W e d n e s d a y d< spit*' M a n a g e r W e n ­
t h a t t he 
dell H a n s o n ’s disclosure 
last
book 
boy h a d 
w ee k 
lost b e t w e e n $1 and $3 in s a v i n g 
s t u d e n t s mor e t h a n $150. 

es ca pe to man, a n d ha** d eveloped 
in 
g l i t t e r is bei ng mi ni mi z ed 
r ? m m e r c m ‘ t h e a t e r a t t he p r e s e n t policy. T h e a v e r a g e T e x a n , I feel, mi l l e d 
ti me , and its v a l u e as a social in- 
. 
, 
trument 
“ O f t h e $25 we b o r r o w e d f r o m he at}d,e(J* 

t h a t
r e l a ti o n s with d u r i n g each y e a r t h a t t h e city ma y
of t h e Rio a p p r o p r i a t e and p a y f o r t he pur- 
pose of ob t a in i n g 
t r e a t m e n t f or
its i n d i g e n t sick, $ 10, 000 in equal 
i nst all ments . Accordi ng 
to t he proposal, t h e r e shall he ad-
into and s u i t a b l y t r e a t e d 
is i nt e r es t e d in a g e n u i n e f riend- *n J o h n S eal y H o s pi t a l a n d in the
, 
, 
is c o n s t a n t l y g r o w i n g , ’ ship with t hese people, b u t noth- o u t - p a t i e n t clinics, w i t h o u t f u r t h e r
m g can be ac complished as long c h a r g e as c h a r i t y p a t i e n t s , all in-
in
or hos-

these pe r i o d s . D ep e n d e n c e on se em to feel t h a t t h e r e is some- mon th l y 

a b l a ck j a c k on the hip, ” he nprr* medical t r e a t m e n t 

e x c h a n g e c o n d u c t e d 
in 

the a s we e x c h a n g e c o m p l i m e n t s and fll£ e n t 

A s s e m b l y, ” H a n - o n said, “ w e . Mov*es bave 

n e i g h b o r
- 
t he c o un t r i e s 

“ Most T e x a n s I have t a l ke d t o 

T h e Regent s wmuld agr ee 

sick pe r sons of the city 

t h i n g w r o ng with 

the Urn

p r e s e n t 

u k p n 

so ut h 

i b o u t 

. . . 

t he 

the 

in 

..

, 

t 

^u n r tion 
a n ^ now 

of m ass e n t e r t a i n m e n t c a r r y 
its said. 
^

 t h e a t e r is 

on 

t he 
can p r o b a b l y r e t u r n only 
$ 22 , ” 

pitalization.

Mi.-- Yarno said Wednesday 

anf* continuing to recover be- Mr. ( onnellv began his career 

*• A. • ! a j “ 
sending a back 
r‘ 
H* ■; 

reporter on the Pittsburgh B ill D e a d e r i c k 
A t the age of t w e n t y - f o u r .
t w c m y - i o u r , 
****** 
I ’. o f i gi r a! vir tues, Mr. Conne l l y said, he sold some lyrics to a musical* 

forced t o go a* a 
has be“ n 
its basic elements and *Sun. 
 
 
ham* 

R e s i q n s
l l * 
J
U n i o n O O a r u

. *» <•*■ am; wi 

f 
to 

D 

r 

 

t h e pr oposed s t u d e n t ©nee on tho l e g i t i ma t e t h e a t e r . 
. 

’n s p e a k i n g of H ol l y w oo d’s influ- c om e d y p r o d u c e r 

Resignation o f B i l l Deaderick,
‘T ta? a a 
........... s eni or law s t u d e n t f r o m Houston,
1 . Aas a'wa>' laboring under It was not a success, and stranded from the Texas U n i o n Boar*! of
great Directors wa, anno need Wed

, 
the slily impression that perhaps, rn Manhattan, 

in New York,
a n d w e n t t h e r e to see t he show'
T. 

he did a 

•„ 

. 

, 

terpret the recent 

labor 

survey the people in Texas might have deal o f writing the next few years i nesday by J Ward Foots pres!- I

. 

, J 
attendmg the 
been unable to get jobs.

University 
I n , v e n t v 

, 

Tiy r r a *ter r ? r* *ut what\for, m***xinen and
I 

lave ha. conv meed me that the theaUr lyric, and 
to T e x a s f o r a 4 comedies. 

I is g o i ng to 

look 

in the last day o r so and o e r a , i o n » lly cont ri bute, ! Appoint**) Jan April. Deaderick
to mn.ical wa. .uppowd to have .erred two

.ketch*, 

I year s.

t o 

-r.■ • would r.*<; *e • 
a u t h o r i ze

tha» 
s e mbl y 
l e t t e r 
Rain* y a n d a king t ha t R e ge nt i al 
action on 
hospi t al be s p e e d e d up

Pr* 

* * 

’ 

Field indicated that he will rn- 

Patriotic De pa r tm e n t

Rainey Proclaims 
'Americanism Week ’

To develop a p p r e c i a t i o n of 

the A me r i ca n 

a m o n g s t u d e n t s on the U n i v e r s it y ca mpus, l ’r< 
has g r a n t e d official d es i g n a t io n o f ’‘A mer ic an i s m 
s erved F e b r u a r y 12-22.

fot n 
ident ll 
\\ 

P r e s i d e n t R a i n e y ’s d e c la r a t io n r e a d :

or nm et
\ Rain*

“ W h e r e as , the s t u d e n t s and f a c ­

ulty. p r ou d of the h e r i t a g e of o u r 
f o r e f a t h e r s who est abl ished 
this 
nat i on as a ste r l in g e xa mp l e of 

t he pr i n ci pl es of d em o c r a t i c g o v ­
e r n m e n t by, for, and o f t he p e o ­
ple, a r e des i rous of e x a l t i n g the 
spirit o f t r u e A me r ic an i s m, I d e ­
clare this ‘A me r ic ani s m W e e k ’.”

C a m p u s Com edians 
Will Form Circle* 
A t Blackface Show

A lt h o u g h yon w e n ’t he able t< 
tie 
i de nt i f y most of 
bl a ckf ac e t h e y ’ll he w e a r i ng , ca m 
pus musical and comedy st a nd o u t

t h em 

for 

time, 

sti ckers in 

The we e k 

lasts a p p r o p r i a t e l y w *’l he in ‘ the c i rc l e” w h en the 
f rom A b r a h a m L inc ol n’s b i r t h d a y second a n n u a l < owboy Minstrels 
to the b i r t h d a y of G eo r g e W a s h - i a r e present,-*! Mondo; and Lies 
ington on F e b r u a r y 22. D u r i n g (bl-v nights in Hogg Memorial Au 
thi s 
p at r i o ti c ditoriurn.
colors with the slogan “ F o r Bet- 
t or A m e r i c a n s , ” a n d s t i ck e r s d:*- nights 
I n cl ud e d will be a f o rm e r o p e r a 
p l a yi ng 
Rights will he available f or use on s t a r, j i t t e r b u g s , a nat ional ly known 
r adio singer, a h a r m o n y du et , a
car windows. 
S ma l l er st i cke rs with t h e wor ds s t u d e n t songwrlt* r-gui t ar i st , a ma- 

the Amer ican Bill 

is 8 o ’clock b ot h 

C u r t a i n time 

of 

Is Y o u r Bi rth- gi ci an, a n d a male chor i c

“ A me r i c an i s m 
r ight, P r o t e c t It!” may he had to 
l e t te r s and 

I paste on 

p ac k ag e s, 25 c e nt s each, ar* bei ng sold F 
in T ex as Cowboys now a n d will he sold 
| Union 313, t h e U n i ver si t y ( ’h am- Mon da y a n d T u es d a y at tables on 

T h e y m a y he obt a i ned 

her o f C o m m e r c e office, 

I the campus. On e - ha l f of the pro

P r e s i d e n t Rainey 

u r g e d 

t h a t coeds f rom 

th** a n n u a l a f f a i r ar e 
field 

to 

tile 

i n t r a m u r a l s 

l ight ing fund.

al l egi ance to 

c o n s ider at io n to 

f a c u l t y m e m b e r s driven 

Melvin E, Rape, vice-president
' u r t a i n < mb and a well-

s t u d e n t s and 
give due 
t h e i r 
duties and privileges as Amori- 
cans, and a s ke d t h a t each r e n e w 
his pledge o f 
pr inci ples s e t f o r t h in the Const!- <ilrf Ct ?h(' P r o d u c t i o n , which wa* 
w r i t t e n by Bob U t . m a n , j u n i o r
t ut i on of the U ni t e d S t at e s . 
English m a j o r f r o m San Antonio.
o n l y 
'pale f a c e ” on the stag** will be 
,
’ c o m ­
the Naval R.O.T.C,

the k nown a c t o r in t he \ n u cm 

I n t e r l o c u t o r — a n d 

J. * u/ 

\ , w 

t h e 

^ 

\ 

* 

t 

,

T ic k et s to the show. which arc ^

“ A me r ic an i s m W e e k ” has de v ­
eloped u n d e r the aus pi ces of t h e . . . 
Nati onal I n t er co l l eg i a t e C h a m b e r 1 
o f C o m m er c e 
the U ni t e d 
an d 
S t a t e s J u n i o r C h a m b e r o f Co m­
merce. T h e y hope to h av e 
the 
m o v e m e n t o bs e r ve d a t t he U n i v e r ­
sit y of I n d i a n a , Lou i si a na S t at e 
U ni ver si t y, Baylor, The U n i v e r s i ­
t y of Texas, an d Te x as Chr is t ian 
U ni ve r s i t y thi s year.

m a n d a n t of 
unit.

Cha«e B a ro m e o , p r o fe ss o r of
musi c an d one- t i me m e m b e r of 
the M e t rop ol it a n O p e r a C om p an y, 
will sing sever al N e g r o a n d Deep 
r en di t ion of 
So ut h 
His 
last y e a r was 
“ Ole Man Ri ver ” 
one of tho most p op u la r hits o f
the show 

tunes. 

chainmen o f 

The U n i v e r s i t y C h a m b e r 

of 
Co mm e r c e brought, the movement. 
here, an d Ma ri on Key, p r es i d e nt , will
is 
c o m mi t t e e s t u d e n t who r ec en t l y re 
the 
c omposed of T. Z. E v a n s a n d Bid- A us t i n a f t e r b ei ng von 
ney Gr e go ry , which m a i n t a i n s Will Br adl ey' s o r c h e s t r a 
g e n e r a l h e a d q u a r t e r s of i n f or m a - era! mont hs . V a l e n ti ne
tion.

the singi ng schedul 
J i m m y v a l e n t i n e , f o r m e r
ti
vc i t ti

c o n t r a t e upon l a t er tune-.

Also on 

Would Use 
Teacher Loyally
$5 From Tuition Gels More Study

M a y No t M e a n

Registration Hike

Former Educators
Fight Proposal

c a r d o f a n j s t a t e 
h i gh er 
t au
regret rat 
tion of I
of improvement*

l e a r n i n g 
r e a t i o n ^ 
rn
trek

n ee de d buildings.

A m e t h o d by 
leg* s m a y financ 

which S t at e col-, 
e the er ection of d r e w excited discussion on 

Th* Fain “ t e a c h e r l o y a l t y " bill 
the 
the House W e d n e s d a y
p r o ; ded bv 
is mo r ni ng , which was ended with a 
out l i ned in a hill which Re pre se n- suc ce ss f u l mot i on to send t h e bill 
s t a t e a f f a i r s co m mi t t e e
t a t i ve J o e Skiles i nt r oduc ed in t h e I to 
Hr

if t hey a r e not f loor o f 

the L eg i sl at ur e , 

f o r f u r t h e r st udy,
j 

\\ ednesday. 
tv, 
t h e d - i c u s s i o n w a s p r e c i p i t a t e d
. 
b d l p e r m i t s the g o v e r n i n g whrn R e p r e s e n t a t i v e S. J. Issacks 
i n s t i t u t i o n of o f EI p a s o a d v a n c e d t o the house 
t o ask why the a u ­
t ho r s o f the bilI had singJed out

t o p l e d g e a c er - m i c r o p h o n e 
from 
its 

income, 

t he 

Th*

• •

I. 

1 

* 

i 

. 

. 

" 

r< 

rt*demp- only one class o f public officials

for the construction t0 ;ake an oath.

.
As th*- bill now stands, it is not be askecb

. . . 

* 

, 

.

.

 

“ Why d o n ’t you r e q u i r e all pub-
the o at h , ”

he s e r v a n t s 

t ake 

t o 

fees 

in o r d e r 

t o obt a i n 

And b e f o r e a n y o n e could ans-

c l e a r w h e t h e r college a u t h o r i t i e s 
w oul d be p e r m i t t e d to hike regis- vver> be c o n t i nu ed :
“ Wh y do you say t o the t each-
teat ion 
r evv nu e to f i n a nc e n e w buildings, e r s of Texas t h a t ' t h e y , a n d not
but Mr. Skiles said t h a t he ha: o t h e r pub)ic empl oyee s, a r e to he
an am* ndme nt which will c l a r e s 
this
t b a ‘ P ° ,nt b>’ expressly pr ov i d i n g c o u n t r y a n d t h e r e f o r e be r e q u i r ­
t a k e oa t hs of a iieg.iance?
e r no a u t h o r i t y 
the
i n c r e as i ng fees beyond what they Wh y ghoQjd we 

is g r a n t e d for ed 

looked upon 

,ook upo n 

as al iens 

to 

f0 

n<,u 

• 

T he bill, in its l a ng ua g e , aut hor - 
the g o v e r n i n g boar ds of all
 insHtutinn* of h i ghe r learn"

t e a c h i n g pr ofession a s b ei ng dis-
l oy al ?” 

To 

Mr. 

only 

Issacks 

mg 
us,, fees of not to e x cee d $5 p e r t h e o a t h 

t he n p ro po s e d an
to “ c h a r g e s t u d e n t s building a m e n d m e n t which would make 
f o r
n e c es s a r y 
t e a c h e r s who a r e n o t citizens of 
t he U n i t e d States. 

ing w h e t h e r it isn’t 
Whi le t h e a u t h o r i t y g r a n t e d by of ficials do pledge 

U n d e r the c o n t e m p l a t e d a m e n d - 
legis- 
t h e e l d e r l y E l Paso 
t h a t col- 
merit, this would m e a n 
lege a u t h o r i t y i could d es i g n at e a** 
l a t o r ’s questions, Re p r e s e nt a t i ve 
mu c h as $5 of the p r e s e n t $25 se- W a l t e r A. F e r g u s o n of O v e r t on 
rn* s t i r r e g i s t r a t io n Ie,, t o go into p hr as e d a c o u n t e r ques t i on, ask- 
t r u e t h a t s t a t e
n ' iu ‘*'i;il ! Biding fund. 
t h e ms e l v e s to
the bill e x t e n d s to the U ni ve r s i t y uph ol d t h e n at io nal a n d s t a t e con­
and its b r a n c h e s an d A.&M. Col- i g t i t ut k ms .
lege ar *1 its br anches, it is n ot be-! 
replied, 
lieved t h a t e i t h er o f t hese inst itu- j “ h u t is t h e r e n o mo re to this bill 
this o at h sub.
lions would f ind such a diversion 
of 
since stantimlly the sa me o a t h t h a t an 
t h e i r bui ldi ngs a r e f i n an c ed la r ge - a ijen bas t0 t,a k e ?”
Iy !f r ou g h f un ds p r ov i de d by land 
end ow me nt s. 

Sever al m e mb e r s w h o said t he y 
a r e f o r m e r t e a c he r s a r o s e t o ask
Mr. I ssacks f ri e ndl y q u e s t i on s to
case a g a i n s t
the
p a s s ed 
project, w hi ch would S e n a t e w i t h o u t a di ss en ti ng vote. 
be f i na n c ed by this m o n e y would 
Them quer i e s d r e w f rom Rep- 
r e s e nt at i ve R o b e rt A v a n t t he ob- 
the prior a p pr ov a l 
ha " 
of both t h e Boar*! of 1 ent re! and s e r r a t i o n t h a t t h e re m u s t be some 
r a n k s
?' “ L« gi atli re, 
disl oyalty 
is 1 as.ul on r e c o m m e n - or else t he t e ac h er s would n o t be 

him establ ish a 
a n y t he me as u re , which 

• 
Mr. Skiles also 

me nt which will r eq ui r e t h a t 

has an a m e n d - ; b e | p 

f un d s n ec es sar y, 

“ Yes. ” Mr. 

t e a c hi ng 

to hav* 

I ssacks 

I he bi 

t h a t ? 

I s n -t 

I*mal 

t h a n 

t he 

in 

fiat ions o f a special c o m mi t t e e ap- so opposed to t he bill, 
pointed by ti o var ious g o v e r n i n g 
bo ar ds of 
e a r n i n g in Texas and 
Bo a r d of E d uc a t i on . 

t h a t a l f t e ac h er s 
the S t at e WOu!d p r oba bl y ag r ee to t a k e the 
la w would be
A n y c o n s t r u c t io n i ni t iat ed u n d e r an u n j u s t i fi e d slap a? the p a t r i o t ­

inst ituti ons of h i g h e r out. however, 

O t h er m e m b e r s quickly p oi n t e d

oat h, b u t t h a t t he 

f 

pr ovisions of 

0 f teac her s.
«

t he Full, Mr. 
on phasizod, would not r ep- 
.final obligation of 

ic* 
Sk ■ 
r< or • f 
R e p r e s e n t a t i v e W. O. Re ed of
the S t at e , but would he an ohli- Dallas su g g e st ed an a m e n d m e n t — * 
r e w r i t e 
•-'alion rf * 'n' upon the 
pr ov i di ng t h a t all public
s ti tu t i on . to iso mot only with tho ; t h e bill 
of a ode f or t hi s p u r p o s e officials, “ from school h oa r ds on
t he i n s t i t u t i o n s r eg is t ra t i on up to t h e g o v e r n o r , ” be r eq ui r ed
to 
t he oat h of al legiance. 
Mr. Issacks said he wmuld f a v o r 
this proposal.

in- which w o ul d pr ac t i ca l l y 

foe r ovenu e .

local 

take 

t u r n e d 

L i mbe r- le gge d d an ci ng s 
in by 
ties will be 
Rakcliffe of F or t W o r t h , 
s t a r r e d 
last spring, an*
cher.

F. S.
w ho 
Revue
Mary J u l i a Blu-

the Round Up

in 

The W e a t h e r :

P a r t l y cl ou dy a n d colder.

Those Parents A g a i n !

Fight on Jews 
Started War/ 
Dunner Says

f o r 

“ Some 

Q ue s t ion s 
in 

the 
S ph in x: The J e w 
the Mode r n 
W o r l d ” titled a l e c t ur e given by 
J o s e f D u n n e r W e d n e s d a y 
Dr, 
night 
in Gar ri so n Hall A u d i t o r ­
ium as a g u e s t of the B’nai B ’rith 
Hillel F o u n d at i o n .

Rabbi A b r a m Vossen Good ma n , 
o f the F o u n d a t i o n who i n t r o d u c ­
the s p e a k e r pointed o u t that 
ed 
Dr. D u n n e r wag 
in 
1935 t o the p r of es s o r s h ip of C u r ­
r ent Political and Social A f f a i r s 
in the E x t r a m u r a l S y s t em of the

a p p o i n t e d 

I rn var sit y of Basic, S wi t ze rl a n d, 
The w a r be g a n with a w a r on 

J e w s , ” Dr, D u n n e r s t a t e d .

“ The 

J e w s ar e n ot homeless 
t h e i r home.
b ec aus e A m e r i c a 
All r aces should work t o g e t h e r to 
achieve p**a< < 
in 
the worl d, ” he added.

and d e m o c r a c y 

is 

is 

Dr. D u n n e r 

t h e a u t h o r of 
l a t e s t book, 
sever al novels. His 
t h e basic t h e m e of which is “ The 
En d o f H it l e ri s m, ” will soon be 
published.

Y o u n g D e m o s Plan 

W e e k l y D e b a t e

S tu d e n ts T a lk of G ra d e s 
A n d Letters from H o m e

B Y S T A N T O N F I T Z N E R
N o w t ha t s pr i ng is a l m o s t here, finals a r e over, n i g h t life has r e

t u r n e d to its usual gas • of shows 
l e c t u r e s a g a in 
T, 
, 
as s u m e t h e i r s o mn o l e n t pace, 
I n . v e r i f y s t u d e n t s can d r i f t a b o u t 
smi ling a n d be well-pleased with life in g ene r al .

and par ti es, and 
. 

. . . 

. 

, 

, 

. 

B u t this c omp l ac enc y ma y v e r y «oon be p u n c t u r e d by a f ew l e t te r s

in 

S o me on e s houted 

t he con­
fusion 
t h a t the hill o u g h t t o go 
back to commi t t e e . T he n S p e a k e r 
t h a t 
H o m e r L e o n a r d a n n o u n c e d 
on 
a mo t i on o f Re p re s e n t a t i v e 
Ben S ha r p e of Par i s t h e bill would 
go to th** st at e a f f a i r s c o m mi t t e e 
f or f u r t h e r cons ider at ion.

H is s Rae Files, Wa xa h a c h i e 
a f t e r w a r d
r e p r e s e n t a t i v e , 
t h a t this co m mi t t e e will be u r g e d 
,
a 
to i n co r po r at e Mr. Reed s a m e n d -
m e n t i nto t he bill.

said 

„ 

,, 

from home! 
little 

jpo r 

white 

l et t e r s 

f rom [ well, 

the of fi ce of 

the Re gi st r ar , re- wo r k I do.

veal ing U n I v e 
the 
g r a d e s 
were mailed 
to 
ar y 7.

f o r 

s t t y s t u d e n t s ’ 

f i r s t s e m es t e r , 
p a r e n t s F e b r u -

Need.ess 

to say, paternal re- 

i c * 

*. has been great. 

• 

a 

jo par* ii - cornu en - on xoho 

education major, politely -aid, 

At 

t h e i r 

f i r s t m a j o r m e e ti n g 

lactic mark-, a f e w students i i - J haven’t heard 
r ea d y h a t e d ef in i te replies. 
William Smith, 
r e o r g a n i z a t i o n me di ca l s t ud e n t , s a r do ni c al ly 

a bo u t my g r a d e s yet , a n d f r a n k l y , 
t o!
I ’m n o t p a r t i c u l a rl y a nxi ou s 
I ’m not p a r t i c u la rl y a nxi ou s w 
this sub- 
f r o m ‘ hem a b o u t 

so ph o mo r e pre- 

in- he a r 

this y ea r , t he Young Democrat.^’ 
Cl ub pl a nn ed 
W e d n e s d a y n i g h t which will br i ng fern t h a t M o m a n d Pop will j ust 
d e b a t e have t o be sa t i sf ie d with a “ C ” 
to 

the c a m p u s a wee kl y 

a 

j e c t ! ” 

A p p e a r i n g quite h a p p y a b o u t 

i

n pen d i n g legislation in t h e State a v e r a g e. 

l e g i s l a t u r e . 
[ ' evi de nt o f 
said the t al ks 
tiers o f 
t h e 
w oul d begin 
night 
B u i l di ng 105. 

S t e w a r t 
the 

De Yore, 
o r g a n izatior , 

A l t h o u g h h e r gr ade s w e r e md 

by p r o m i n e n t mem- as good as t h e y w e r e 
House and S e n a t e Sel ma Cor cbi ne, sophomore 
n e x t W e d n e s d a y 

the School o f E d u c a ti o n , says b e r a 

last y e a r, not 
ents 

in 

a t 7:30 o ’clock 

in 

I/aw p a r e n t s w er e not ma d, but 

th* y 

it 

the 

outside

to which 

c o n si de r i ng 

This is t h e t hi r d H ou se c o m m i t ­
tee 
t he bill has been 
r e f er r e d . Wh en it ca me over f r o m 
the S e n at e , S p e a k e r L e o n a r d r e ­
to t he mi l i t a r y a f f a i r s
f er r e d 
“ I hey were w’eli pleased with c o mmi t t ee , p r e s u m a b l y b e c au se it
my B’s, and I ’m sure these grades had been considered in the u p p e r
for mc, ' v-a* house by its mi l it a r y a f f a i r s com-
are good enough 
the quick reto rt 
that Marjorie ! mjttee.
H a m s , sophomore English m a - 1 
o n ' m otion o f R e p r e s e n t a t i v e
jor, gave t - the query about par - Joe gkiles, howeve r, t he bill was
, fits’ reaction to grades. 
j r e - r e f e r r e d to t h e e d u c a t o n corn­
sophomore m i t tee, which held a public h e a r -
Evelyn A m ie- sot . 
jng Mond a y a n d voted it out, l l to
from my p a r e n t s 6 T he m i n or i t y m e m b e r s indi c at ed
the

f i g h t 

t h e n 

I 

t h a t 
_ m e as u r e o n 
fo u n d \ f r 

t he y would 
t he floor, an d 
r « ack3 w h’0 is n o t a

they

*gee O A T H , P a g e 2

e ve r y th i ng C. J. McCollum, f re sh-! p 
;nan pr<*-medical 
said I ' 
that even t h o u g h his g r a d e s wer e Q e f $ G O O d S e n a t e R e p o r t 

I n k P r n n n c n l
*171© J O O r r O p O S Q I

. T i m a 

s t u d e n t , 

exc ept ional ly high, his p ar - !
just t old him to t r y to w o r k I 

T h e B e a n - L u ca s p a r t - t i m e 
job
bill has bee n r e p o r t e d f av o r a b l y
little h a r d e r n e x t s e mes t er . 
Roselle G an s was a little on the by t he S e n a t e c o m mi tt e e on st at e
d e c l a r e d d e p a r t m e n t s 
inst ituti ons,
a l e t t e r : hea de d by S e n a t o r J o h n Lee Smi t h
b u t mild of T h ro c k m o r t o n , a n d should get
I e a r l y f l oo r consider at ion.

a n d 

T. Y o u ng Collins, c h i e f 

last e n t s ’ pr o babl e 

of st atist ics, 
spoke 
on T e x a s an d f e d e t a l 

o f the D e p a r t m e n t of L a b o r bu- 
reau 
nigh* 
legislation. A f t e r e x p l a in i n g 
e f f e c t s o f bot h sets of laws upon 
each ot he r, he told t h e mor e t h a n only say, “ Golly! ” 
f i f t y m e m b e r s p r e s e n t o f r e c en t 
f i n di ngs o f 
st a t i st ics 
b u r e a u . 

t he S t at e 

t h o u g h t 

* e n ts 

d e u p t y 

did e x p ec t h e r t o do better next gloomy side w h en she 
her m o t h e r had w r i t t e n 
W h e n as ked what w er e his par- u r g i ng her, in a n y t h i n g 
first 
labor s e m e s t e r g r ad es , Cha r l es Chem- 

t e r ms , to g et to work. 

s e mes t er . 

r ea ct i on 

to 

C. A. Le Fevr e, s o ph o m o r e p r e - I 

t h e i nitz, s o ph o m o r e in t he School of medical s t u d e n t , said his p a r e n t s
in a m a n -
j ne r impl ying t h a t h e ’d g e t a tiek-

could r ea ct e d to his g r a d e s 

Business A d mi n i s t r a t i o n , 

Glen N o r m a n , so p h o mo re pro- et ho me if he d i d n ’t buckle do wn he a ds 

law s t u d e n t , said, “ Well, my par - on a few cour ses 

in t h e “ v e r y ” j p ar t - t i m e jobs, so t h a t U niversity

t h a t I did 

f ai r l y , n e a r f u t u r e . 

[stu d en ts can be em ployed.

T h e bill, which has been passed
by the House, amends the appro­
priations bill for the present bl- ^ 
ennium 

departm ent
Ch iohe 
to split f ul l- time jobs 
into

to perm it 

^

 15 Men Going 
For Game 
On Friday

Longhorns Leave Today for Baylor Game in Waco
Hogs Wallop Owls, 66-41, Practically 
Cinching Crown; S.M.U. Thumps A.<S*M.
John Adams 
Scores 19;
Closs Stars

Ponies Grab 
Second Place 
By Victory

Four Longhorn Boxers Leave Today 
For State Golden Gloves Tourney

B i l l y S a n s i n g

H e a d i n g for Fort Worth —

F o u r m e m b e r s o f th e L o n g h o r n B o n in g C lu b w i ll 

Bigger, Better Relays

B Y Die K T A R P L E Y

l e a v e A u s t i n 

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T h u r s d a y m o r n in g to fig h t in th e s t a t e G o ld e n G lo v e s t o u r n a m e n t 

in F o r t W o r t h on T h u r s d a y , F r i d a y , a n d S a t u r d a y .

R a y W a l ! i » h e a v y w e ig h t ; E d S c a r b r o u g h , 

l ig h t w e i g h t ; G i l b e r t 

D a v i s , w e lt e r w e i g h t ; a n d B y r o n S h e r r i l l , m id d le w e ig h t , a r e 

t h . 

U n i v e r s i t y f ig h t e r * w h o w i ll m a k e th e t r ip u n d e r th e d i r e c t i o n of 

G e o r g * S t a u t z a n d R o g e r B u s f ie ld .

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W ith r an­

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leader­
be? in if formed under the 
ship o f Littlefield . Bible, and W eb 
ion Harr. Steer publicist,

Si arb tin sr 

tile -ieee 

of Tex 
e) Rot eft on’* re c ,t. 
I Bi V 
A <| nae a de, th*1 j o b of coloring up 
’he big meet went to the popular 
Longhorn aw in ming coach.

Brens accomodations, a dowry*

b e f- r 
in general are 

entertain­
interest, and 
ment 
the aims. 
Ton can count or, a fog allow or; 
A pril R.

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Visitors in Town

Ark

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F A Y E T T E V I L L E , Ark., Feb. \2 

D A L L A S , I « h. 12.— T akin g «d-
 Stayin g well ahead of their op-> vantage of Arkansas's victory over
pore nts all the way, Glen Rose’s the Riff* Ow!*, the S .M .U . M 
U n iversity of Arkansas Razor- tangs tonight niched themselves 
backs piled up a 66-to-4I victory solidly 
In second place with a 
over Rice Institute in the first oft 43-37 victory over the oft-beaten 
a two game series here Wednesday I A .A M . basketball team, 
night. 

Led by lanky V irg il (C o u n try )

five minutes, 

° f the contest, 

(, were swept, aside by a host 
the 

T ; •• visitors made a few spas- W ilkerson, all-conference een+‘T 
medic efforts to catch up with the f l**t season, the Ponies put on the 
each pressure re3n*ttle«*ly in bo‘ h halve* 
tower g Razorback* but 
♦ 
In the first naif,
of Arkansas scorers. A fte r 
Po ny offensive wa* furnished 
the Porkers by G rover Keeton, who matched 
first 
were out in front, 12-to-i A t the the effort* of the Farm er*'* great 
end of fifteen minute* of play, Jitte rb u g Henderson. 
Both play- 
they w. re coastin j 20-to-l2, and j rips scored eight point-. 
t h e y l<»d 2fi-to-l9 at the half. 

from Keeton, 
A -<purt of scoring by the Owl* ^ ^ ;krr-on swung into action in the
thirteen f cond p<friod to score ten P ointe 
five I for th<‘ Mustang cause. Thi« total 
* * 0 points
r' !A 
bim high point honors for

brought 
points of 
minute - after 
opened. Arkansas led 53-to-31 a t 
the middle of the second period, 

tile second h a lf, 'A'? b 

Taking the cue 

the Razorback* 

them within 

J ^be night.

* 1 * H ' 

j 

Forw ard B ill Tom ( ’loss turned 1 

,f’ score 

’ be mid-way point

in an outstanding defense per- j wag 24_“j 3 fo r the Ponies.______
form aru>* for Rice.

W ednesday night’* victory was cushion meeting the 

thesis that 
should 
the be a part of the curriculum of 

adjustm ent 

the seventh straight in Southwest occupational 
( or, L refire competition 
undefeated Razorback* who are every school, 
’c t r ir l" to capture 

for 

>r a gal

to
agr
herded f>v ( oach Bob Shelton into 
Gregory for a -hooting drill be­
fore the Steer* took the flo'-r 

T

o Offered a 

their first title since 11*38. 

“ Y a rg people should be made 
j aware of the occupational po**.-
Long John Adams, sharpshoot-; bilities which exiri,” he said, “ and 
be done effectively by
[ providir.g free vocational educa-

mg Arkansan 
forward, set 
scoring pace with 19 points. 

t h e . this 

a

•

; lion in the schools.” 

one of the outctandtng speakers! Mrs, Lyd ia Ann Lynde, super- 
j visor of the fam ily relations aer-1
of the conferences. 
“ Pre-college counseling clinics vice of the U. S. Departm ent of 
the need 

wilt make the work of all school Agriculture, advanced 
department* 
plained. "In stru ctio n is most like- 
Iv 
teacher understands his students'*j Bon and 
capabilities.” 

that
the "w h a t we need is more <-o-opera-
less 
b e tte r!
Dr, W illiam son also proposed relations between executive* and 

ex- for improved home ties, 
Dr. O ’ Brien, 

j competition,” asked 

co-ordination and 

effective when 

dove tail,” he 

to prove 

declaring 

for 

strict*
adm:!
Em
lion t 
Mr. B

' selection of students for persons under them.
‘nee to college. 
basis upon personal atton 

lauded what he
termed a sizeable return of uni-
the student was given bv! versify students to regular churm

Mr, Alderton 

ll, who discussed in a dis- I attendance.

L ift*

Ja< k t

Frank 

B r mn Dill 
Ja c k Hind* 
Brice, 
Urethane 
I roueh*r. ar -I H arry S i vi
Texas must win over • 
five to retain a chance 
end place in tho f 
feren 
in sr*. B ay lo r has shown 
ahi* improvement reef*rill 
routed a {food Southern

and exter dad league lead 
ar: 
on suer (•'(siee nu- t
losing first by 14 point* 
by h. Ti it second yame 
Razorback s' narrn west. tri 
Southweat play.

Sr-**edy Houpt, Le* 
and Tommy W lm * w .re

( 

bail* o ff ti 
Near ti
( m a rlier 
i 
ket with h
L,..tU,.e aw
shoot)? g j>r 
as * floor man.

sh

H alf of ti t* Steers' > or f 
game* still remain, three at 
and three aw ay Following 

th

HIC I HOHN m the 

every year ii

* ? r a d y - a ^ h ri, Bay .-or * *hifty, ho tsho t guard, Vaughn 
a senior, w ill be one of th* Bruins major threats to ’ hi 
5>er« s hopes cf salva|hng senor.'I plane n the fir a! no- 
ferenee standing* a* Tetras meets Baylo r rn W»<-0 Friday 
night,

Sfuonti

pally: 9ma

PAGE T W O

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13. 194!

<i wa*
n g tim

Dave Thayer, Varsity Center, 
To Leave School for Air Corps

B lo cki ng Back Fritz loh pri es Go es 
Out for Entire Sp r in g with B a d K nee

, due! in VV ac
David Thayer, hunky letterman canter and first lin t reserve for J an<t Bear* w 
next season to f o-Captain Red Goodwin, announced W ednesday ‘ ha* 1,1 Un-vor 
f * 
he w ill not return to school n e tt fall, adding more gloom to *he nlvot ar d th* S r* ‘ 1 
post.
/- 
do on win himself ta still a prospective draftee. Thayer, after re- = = ■

ory t/vm

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atta ne also during VV ednesdav a 
lf ir „ j_;m a, r_;*_ r . 1. . , : , , 
' . 
iong or ti ss r ritz igiDpries went 
out of action for the rest of the member of the committee, ready -on rrcn’.o
* hi|1 wou|«j
spring with a bad knee 

(Continued from page I ) 
' 

th#1 Rtt„ , k 

* * 

to 

■ mu* a sui
. ,
, 
I , 
J disloyal,
yj

Continuing their concentration 

Several days ago Mr. 

I**Acka school boa 

on football fundamentals, prat*ti- vigorously opposed 
eally the entire dav was spent on . * proposal to censure Col, < barie* 
blocking drills, won S ta r Maul- A - Lindbergh for expressing opin- greeted 
din and 
out, 
turning after a year of scholas- " f Georgetown 
tic inehg-hSity to add to a list of brou* ht to th,t f l° W W ednesday, I of Atlanta 
fine gtiard candidates.

upon V S. foreign policy. 
Representative Duncan Hughes 
hill 

J ark Freem an standing! 
is re. 

problem w: 
I. 
t * th* 
Repr*--, 

in the House I duty, 

and offered two amendm* nts to 
it. Both carried. One substituted pi

Freem an 

i« who 

rf or 

had 

the 

it 

A 

a ii 
a r<

■ f

see the first of 

Muted PT * ' stirs of
wor(jg “ approval of a 
jratem mig! f t ti k
* rsqua'i games as of free public education” 
>r the mon t S O I* ss i
meet the Bovines word* "person’* approval of our
in n go vt* mn
f our
A riding 
t
and
th- re wa* a
ds for
“ ex-; won id r* ‘ u.
lf ll etna t

bet tie with the public educational systi 
the th* other changed the gr 
f 
im show d be par- pounding” foreign isms 

indication, dismissing a 

railbird* at 

advo- M r

teacher 

any 

Saturday after- cating” them, 
h ir 

I red* flocked 

Mr. Isaacka then *<ked to be the men-ore

tuition fu rl her

in Field Wedne*- heard. He presented hi* criticism* ! loyalty and t

of the bs]' and offered hts amend- cr*.”

u pa; 
►hat t

bill you

ll

lister Nm! 
a d <-r I ic

iln 

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Arm y Ruining O . U .’s ’41 Team

ho

* Okla- 
Luster

gave bo 
Lh, Page

Congrats, Wally

the 

W a lly Lawson, who fullhacked 
I the ‘.iX Longhorns and served a* 
■reihrran cf'if h 
following 
year, is back on the campus this 
we**k fu lly convinced that this is 
a fine ’ole world,
Lawson went 

to Enid, Okla., 
a* head coach 
last season, won 
ten ou! of eleven games, 
just 
the state championship 
m lasing 
by a single point. This week he is 
m Austin 
Longhorn 
spring practice, And now' he’s 
announcing his engagemet to the 
lovely M artha Lutz, a stu­
very 
dent here until 
It TI 
come o f' A p ril 6 in Sa• • Antonio,
T h a t’* what I call a very suc­
cessful season, Mr. Lawson. Mar 
your succeeding one* he Just a» 
good.

this week. 

study 

to 

A H e a p of H o p e

Longhorn coaches are well pleas 
**d with 
that sent 
their switch 
W a lte r IL ap to a blocking sped 
i rom his post as a halfback last
^ PH soil a

Heap, a sensational pa-- c a t c h ­
e r , is carryin g I *0 pounds on his 
(> foot 
f r a m e these days, and his 
’docking is improving.

W h at -i more, Heap has had a 
bit of experience at line-backing, 
an 1 there’s no rentson why he 
couldn’t develop into a top-notch 
f I* Id vim era!

i th.

Foundation

Page I )

counseling 

Pre-college 

cases in asylums in the future will 
not be enough, he contended. 
a* 

a 
mean* *>f prepar nv new types of 
student* for citizenship, vocation­
al opportunities, and other res­
ponsibilities in a changing world 
was advocated sn an afternoon 
by Dr, William son,
©pen for im 

the Lorn 
and the 
Ma v e n d

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ar
oa<

J*

Who Can Read a Professor's Mind?
W e Can and Do— W e Know Just W h a t You'll 
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Open letter to freshmen 
with nightmares

I AST XX FTK we got th* follow ing frantic note:

“ Sirs:

Every night I dream little imps 
are drawing nooses around my 
neck . . . tighter, tighter, tighter'
I ’m at my wits end! What can 
I do?

J. M .“

a* h. ;id coach at Marquette 

and 

^ — 

‘r *r 

Both 

Luster 

tfew foot na 11 coach, is bark 

Lawrence 
Luster. Ok la-1 " J a p ” Ha*kell, new Sooner afh- 
J.-? c director who captained Ben- 
football 
into power
wjuad not - * by ; here a* a re*uit of the now ccm 

n o r m a :
Dewey 
“ Si 
b oma a new 
on I ’ 
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ling
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Oklahoma spring practice determined upon by the university 
** 1 '*>n * eld ’ * xt Mon- board of regen‘ « 
r" 

\ H>r P()f on f f the team of 1921, came 

This new policy favors a smaller
and end of Bennie coaching staff, a smaller football 
undefeated Missouri Val- . coaching salary budget and the 
of well - qualified 
pjonsmp Oklahoma eleven employment 
university 

the I 5 Hound Luster, a Sooner 

alumni 

for 

'.it .br. who spent 

the coaching jobs whenever possible. 

as ba* - field coach of . 

It was designed to eliminate en* 
tangling long-term coaching cofi­
we. « . a a York Giants 
top-heavy salary budgets 
nal dun, succeeds burly tracts, 
J nm who re* gned recent- and unreasonably high salaries for 
< r * a ' 

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t o pa v 
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r e s i g n a t i o n w o u l d 
i m m e d i a t e l y .
A t h l e t i c D i r e c t >r H a s k e l l d e n i e d 
t h e e c o n o m y pol i cy at O k l a ­
t h a t 
h o m a 
of 
S o o n e r f o o t b a l l . “ Mb 'll g o on p l a y ­
s c h e d u l e s , ” Ha s k e l l 
i ng 
sai d. “ a u d we will 
to g o on 
b u i l d i n g s t r o n g O k l a h o m a t e a m s , ”
t w e n t \ t wn o k l a h o m a 
l e t t e r m e n w e r e 
f r o m 
S t i d h a m ’s O k l a h o m a t e a m o f 1 9 4 0 , 
t h e n e w c o a c h e s a r e a l a r m e d a* 
t h e w a y t h e e x p e r i e n c e d m e n a r e 
m e l t i n g a w a y b e f o r e t h e s e l e c t i ve 
d r a f t a n d o t h e r b r a n c h e s o f 
t h e 
m i l i t a r y s e r v i c e .

d e - e m p h a s i s 

A l t h o u g h 

s t r o n g 

m e a n t 

o v e r 

t r y 

l e f t 

lost 

G u a r d Olin b r i t h a n d C a p t a m 
t o 
Gu s K i t c h e n * h a v e b e e n 
t h e a i r c o r p s , G u a r d P a u l W o o d ­
son h a s q u i t 
school , E n d s Lyl e 
S m i t h a n d L o u i s S h a r p e a r e ad 
v a n c e d R. O. T. G. s t u d e n t s a n d m a \ 
be ca l l e d a t a n y m o m e n t whi l e 
six o t h e r 
t h e m 
s e v e r a l o u t s t a n d i n g p l a y e r s , hav* 
low d r a f t n u m b e r s .

l e t t e r m e n , a m o n g 

“ Lo o k s like t h e only o r e * we an* 
s u r e o f a r e the m a r r i e d b o y s w h o 
h a v e c h i l d r e n , ” L u s t e r d e c l a re ' !, 
w r y l y .

“ \ \ p m a y h a v e t o h o l d a n o t h e r 
in A u g u s t , ” H a * 

s p r i n g p r a c t i c e 
k e l l a d d e d .

Best-Dressed

( G o m i n u e d f r o m F a g s I )

a n n o u n c e d In W e d n e s d a y ’s T e x a n , 
a n d t h e w i n n e r will be a n n o u n c e d 
T h u r s d a y .

t h e 

M e m b e r * o f 

soc ie ny s t a f f 
w h o will s e r v e a s e l e c t i o n j u d g e ' 
will he E l i z a b e t h W h a r t o n , s oc i et y 
e d i t o r ; G e r r y e P a y n e , 
a s s o c i a t e 
s o c i e t y e d i t o r ; a n d Low r e v B u r l e ­
son, R u t h M i n t e r , G e n e B a r n w e l l , 
A n n W i l k i n s , a n d Liz S u t h e r l a n d , 
n i g h t e d i t o r s . O t h e r m e m b e r s of 
the v o l u n t e e r s t a f f will a s s i s t 
in 
t h e e l e c t i o n .

T h i s is t h e f o u r t h t i m e the ^ l e c ­
t i on h a s b e e n held. T h e b e st - 
d r e s s e d g i r l 
last y e a r w a s H e l e n 
D r a p e r , a m e m b e r o f A l p h a D e l t a 
Pi s o r o r i t y . G e n e C o m e r , al s o a 
m e m b e r o f A l p h a D e l t a Pi, wa 
t h a t . 
the w i n n e r t h e y e a r b e f o r e 
a n d 
f i r s t h e s t 
t h e U n i v e r s i t y ’s 
d r e s s e d g i r l w a s Mrs. B i l l y B r i n k . 
f o r m e r M a r ori e O s b o r n e , * 
’ he 
m e m b e r o f Z e t a T a u A l p h a s o r ­
or i t y .

A gg ie s Work Hard 
On Passing Gam e

C O L L E G E S T A T I O N , F e b 

12 
— ( I N S ) 
- T h e p a s s i n g g a m e a n d 
t a c k l e r e p l a c e m e n t s w e r e H o m e r 
N o r t o n * 
t h e 
T e x a s A g g i e s ’ h e a d r o a c h p u t hi? 
1941 
t h r o u g h 
t h e i r pace* t o d a y .

c h i e f p r o b l e m * a s 

font ha ll p r o s p e c t * 

N o r t o n s a i d he m i g h i m o v e ove* 
l e t t e r - w i n n e r s 

s o m e o f hi* 
w h o p l a y e d a t e n d l a s t y e a r .

f o u r 

C a n You M a l e 

BETTER G R A D E S ?

A b 

t y 

t o s t u d y 

t 

a? 

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p o r e s of AS ■*■*"(“ ' Tesbe, Don f 

le t y o u - e y e s ruin y o u r d e - 

lir® r>r y r , .. ,' d e s i r e ru' o y o u r

lyes, H a / e y o u - e y e s

O»*0r# 

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O ^ icicU Notice.

The

C o lU t f ia t e

K e c u c a i

By At toe i* ted C o liffia t* Pratt

S Y . A stud ent« a" St 
’•i« - 

I n ­
stitute’, M e 
av*-
installed a short w a rt rad io «*a 
t i o ' n H e ir nan ; - center 

T h e re are ten m ilts *f e lec­
tric a l w; *sr.g in the roair b a r­
rack f* o f T he C it a d e l the rr ’ 
t a n - c *■ -■•ce fo r So u th C a r''' na 
•

The i f h M illsa p * * oiled# 

* 
* -e Me*hod »* 
supported by 
C h u rch , its Bapt;-* union, o n ly 
denominatioftal organization on 
the cam p is , na* a mem he rah.p 
of 10b out of a ■? -dei? not 
o f «0O.

o f 

< inc in a ti'* 
U n iv e rs ity 
IO ,*0 0 students 
include 4 .022 
from 44 Ma**« a* I the District 
fore go 
of Columbia, eleven 
countries, Puerto Rico, 
( * - a 
Zi- ne a * Ha**

I a inn'Tit State '"''Liege. Fa r* 

mom, % Va . na* been broad 
caffling over ’ ne Fairm ont ra- 
r o «tat * 
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ye a r*

for near1, 

*w 

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a

react • • 
ta- a acle 
course a v
em Now "*f * - 

freshmen at Ka*1

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•

Pro fe s s o r < 
;t j r his fr>r? e tr. 
lug 
S ta te Co <°ge

in Sam Houston 

F a rrin g to n 
R 
.-ear o f teach* 
f Texas I 

S o u ’ h D akota S *a ?e U n iv e r ­
sity re c e n tiy dedicated a 87A,
SOO add itio n 
j** C a rn e g ie 
to 
L ib r a r y

•

•

A n in te rco n tin e n ta l hig hw ay 
lin k in g the U n ite d S ta te s with 
south*m n o * Sn .tv \ e k a * 
advocated by a T*niversity of 
Texas engineers, who cie mr the 
I", S.-Pa* arna leg ran he bu Ct 
f(.r I ■ - 

)or f,

•
C a r n e g ie m r p n r a ’ io r. gran*

tm z *^50,000 • I 
last y e a r ’s
dr r or * to H a rv a rd I n • von* tv 
•

Face o f the to w er clock at. 
lr * * *ute, M e nom or e, 

5> * out 
W * < I | 

feet high.

J G Q i k has beer 

t r a ' at the U r ver t • 
burgh 
fiv e years

fo r more than twenty- 

reg;* 
' I' *• *

F ifty- six m a j o r meetings
drew 59,000 per aor s to the U n i­
v e rs ity of 
last 
academic veer

Illin o is m 

the 

I D iversity c f M innesota has 
1.7.* 0 teachers on its a > ade rn ic 
s t a f f and I ,,117 em ploy es in the 
v a rio u s divisio ns o f 
* * non­
academ ic «*aff.

“ Life** and the c u rre n t news 
lib rary 
list at S* racuse t nj*

magazines head 
lending 
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I ural chem,st at Oregon Stet* 
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S i " ti t A rn u ne tx lent a E d I tor 

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D o u g las, W a lt e r N ix on, B e r n ­
ard S .eg ie.

Might Radio Ed ito r 

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nouncers: T or, y Gold Ate r 
and Dyne MeJiir.se y.

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P A G E F O U R

T H U R S D A Y. F E B R U A R Y 13 

19A I

A m eA uca 

9 i

V o -lu rttasu f, A f^ a i/ i

H p H E SO W fa mf . - ‘‘o a th of a **g; a n ee” h ill is h a v i n g 

a 

e ’ r o u b le in its pre h ‘ r r< ,,'h the Logia a* , re

of tho S t a t e o f fox a®,

L c a n ’t h a v e too m u ch .

It is quito po-- bt* th a t th® h ill is h o n e s tly in te n d e d

‘ o s q u e lch t e a c h e r « w h o ma 

l r 

to b r o w b e a t stu den ts 

i r ’ o a c c e p t i n g t h e ir o w n c o c k e y e d c o m m u n is t ic and 

o t h e r 

is t l e " th e o rie s 

'I hts w o u ld fie all to the good, 

T h e t r a d e i n c p a r l o r p in e * a 

j lr! no d ou bt he p e r f e c t l y 

h a r m le s s if t h e y c o u ld he t a k e n out of the cla s sro o m 

and r e l i e v e d of the p o w e r the 

ar** gb'en to fo rc e s t u ­

dent-) into a c c e p t i n g t h e i r id e a s or else,

I here s a c h a n c e , h o w e v e r 

and a ver-. good one 

t h a f the bill w o u ld stifle all fre e discussion of contro- 

ver- ia! m a t t e r s in 

e cla sa ro o m 

A n d such stifling' is 

w h a t must be g u a r d e d ag ainst a ’ all co*fs. T h e t h in g 

t o w a r d w h i c h a1! le g is la tio n 

in A m e r i c a at th is tim e , 

a n d all o t h e r tim es, -horrid be d ir e c t e d is f r e e d o m f r o m 

possible oppressiori in a il its fo rm * . 

If the hill g u a r d s 

ag a.nst cla s sro o m * c r a n n y it is good ; if it p ro m o te s le g ­

is la tiv e t y r a n n y it is e vil.

So f a r the e v id e n c e seems to b a la n c e the case f a i r l y 

w e ll b e t w e e n the a d v o c a t e s o f the b ill and 

its o p p o n ­

ent* R u t w h a t about th* oath o f a ll e g i a n c e itself'.*

O n first th o u g h t it rn at porn that an o a th of a l l e g i ­

a n c e to t h j * c o u n t r y is lit tle e n o u g h to e x p e c t 

fro m a 

t e a c h e r e m p l o y e d by th e S ta t e to t e a c h the g e n e r a t io n 

v», hic?: w ill soon h a ve c h a rg« of th#* S t a t e ’s affairs. 

It 

w ill sworn th?® w a y on first th o u g h t onlv.

'I here n eed * to be a d ig h t c l a r i f i c a t i o n o f idea- W h a t 

a r e we fig h tin g f o r 

fig h tin g 

in an in t e l l e c t u a l sense, 

p e r h a p s «ome d a y 

fig h tin g in a p h y s ic a l derive'* 

F a r 

A m e r ic a 

va e answ e r w it h o u t h e s ita tio n A n d 

t h e r e ’s 

w h e r e th e c la r if ic a t io n com es if). W h a t 

is A m e r i c a ' ’

I he a n -u*. c r is not so s im p le as you th in k 

I f w e a re 

fig h t in g f o r one c o u n t r y ag a in st o t h e r c o u n tr ie s , th e re 

i« n o t h in g th a t make*? o u r batt]*- d iffe re n t 

fro m a n y 

o th e r. O u r e fforts to h e lp o u r c o u n t r y d o not e v e n p e r ­

mit the n a m e o f p a t r i o t i s m ; the*, fit m u ch b e t t e r u n d e r 

t h e h ead of n a t io n a lis m . A n d n a tio n a lis m is s o m e th in g 

of w h i c h G e r m a n y ha* a su rp lu s

W e k n o w v e r y w e ll that w e a re no* 

fig h tin g for a 

c e r t a in a r e a of la n d , m uch as w e ma\ 

lov e that 

la n d 

a n d e v e r y t h i n g c o n n e c t e d w it h it W e a re f ig h t in g for 

id e a l - t h e id e a ls t h a ’ m a k e A m e r i c a w h a t 

if is. A n d 

these id e a l* m a y he s u m m e d up in one w o r d — f r e e d o m .

A n y t h i n g t h a i ss free is A m e r i c a n -, a n y t h i n g t h a f 
is 
oppressed or oppressive is not, A m erica is a voluntary 
affair. It was born that way , unless we keep it th a t w ay, 
it w i l l cease to lie w h a * w e h a v e a l w a y s b e lie v e d it to be.

W e h ad b e tte r be c a r e f u l w it h o u r o a th s o, 

a n r e , 

fh o s e that w e a re forced 

to «a\ a r e 

like! 

s m o th e r those that w e w o u ld o t h e r w is e feel.

A lp h a P h i 6 m e< j,ar

S p a t e . 7 h a t * A e e

H O R IZ O N T A L
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Merry Widow?’*

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23— Bom
24— Proph' ta
t$ What river rjnndrt T*ut{‘firy ti* 

ta tu a pa vin 1 

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44—Garment
4.V— Melon
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49—Pertaining to sound qual ty 
8®— H ard -'ie ii rd fru t
53— I ’nit of work
54— W ear away
55— Worm
SA -Very amah 
57— Fathered

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24— M ale child 
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51—Guided

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The U n iv e r s it y o f Texas 
STUD DIT ASSEMBLY EMPLOYMENT SURVEY

.ng Stu d e n ts Only

""-t i h^r* Appointm ent

tee • getting '^acr.ng po«>-

* • * fo r next v e a r w l l m eet

•he se retary on Tuesday, Feb-

.a y 18, in G a rriso n H a!! A 1-

c '■ ' 

,m a* 4 30 o ’clock.

— MIRIAM DOZIER, 

secretary.

USL L l n a ilk

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Thursday 
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I G R e n g in e e rs : Please atte n d
a meeting on F rid a y night, Feb 
14, at 7:15 o'clock, A t 
in.a 
rr.eat ag you will be inf rimed 
in tr.e United 
con - e rr r.g job* 
1941. This 
State- N avy for 
in 
meeting 
Ge< 

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t a -.e 
ify B i siding, room 14

'Aal 

W . R. W O O L R IC H , 
d#a * of * n z neerir.g.

T H E S ’! ' I * EN r E rr i oyment 
B ire a u w ould i ke to in te r­
vie w w o rn n gra d u ates w ho 
have the a b ility to take d ic ta ­
tion and *rar - rib s it at a r^as. 
onah <■■ ra te o f speed.

N E L L A M D I E T E R , 

place rn e n t s*-cre ta ry.

H E M I
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F I .day

da v, W e d n e sd ay and 
nights a* “J ■(<3 o'clock 
7 of the Y M r A 
are welcome

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J A M E S Y E ! 

instr

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— B I L L I E S IM M O N S .

A I, L 

F R E S H M E N 

wi* hi g * 
ai a tm 

students 
enter ’ he W ii rr it 
* <*•?.*< -* on W e d ­
I 
nesday, F e b r u a r y 2‘L should 
co* *u i’ me m rn\ o fftu e, M B . 
2503, a* soon a - po*-'hie and 
reg is* cr as a cor * -ta* *

H. W T O W N S E N D ,

director* of contest.

A L L A C T I V E and p ro b a tio n ­
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\ X " K HAX E alw a y s lo oke d upon m e m b e rs of A l p h a 
< hi O m e g a as a g r o u p of m e n w h o a r e .sincere in 

h eir e ffo rts to se rve the c o lle g e c a m p u s o f th** s c h o o l 

The l abor S u rv e y Com m ittee of the S tu d e n t A ssem bly asks ail 

w orking student* on the cam pus wrm did not fill out one o f the 

above f o r m requested at re g istra tim 
tv o rd er to make 

rn it’ ce needs more 

to do ao now. The com- 

’ he s u rv e y as com plete »- 

possible 

If vou * ork at an y kind of job w hile »n a tten d an ce a? 

the I. n iv e rs ity , please fill out the form aud drop in a n y F A C l.'L T V 

M A I L B O A (it is not necessary to pu? :n envelope I and the form 

they a tt e n d , v*! e h a v e lo o k e d <»n t h e i r e ffo rts to ra is e a 

w ill He delivered ?o the com m ittee. Th?* su rvey it attempting* to 

L A S T T IM E S T O D A Y !

bit m o re g rass on o u r c a m p u s w i t h in terest,

Rut now* w e h a v e r e a s o n to q u es tio n the good j u d g ­

find fa ct* w hich m a v tv e n tu fflly as*i«» Hie w o rk in g student. The 

D a ily 'I < .val urees vo-ir -o-operation w ith ?he «’ udent g o ve rn m e n y

• 1 

' a.* agg**-

m ent of these g e n t le m e n .

W e r e f e r to the signs w h i c h t h e y h a v e 

s c a tt e r e d 

a t " ne n t h e ir eff orts to g a in m o re m em bern fo r the 

rn g a n i z a t ion. T h e signs a d v e r t is e the fact t h a t A l p h a 

Rh. O m e g a w ill h a v e a picnic S a t u r d a y a f t e r n o o n , to 

w h i c h a d s*udents a h o are, o r w e r e , Boy’ S c o u ts a re 
in v ite d .

( l u r o b j e c t io n ; not b e in g v is ite d up on th e signs, but 

it -ccm- yea* back a? scou tin g age w e le a r n e d t h a t B u y ­
ing which * its ’ he bark of a tre e does damage. A p ­
p a re n t y, the A P. O d * d id not r e m e m b e r ’ hat w h e n 

they put up t h e ir signs w it h t a c k s d r i v e n into th e w o o d 
of th e trees.

A fieri o t h e r o r g a n i z a t i o n s put m g n « on those trees, 
•he" L e th e m th e re w i t h s trin g o r w ir e . T h u s , t h e r e is 
no h a r m done,

sr o n s i'te n c y 

is s o m e t h in g o f t e n r e m e m b e r e d . 

In a 

-tort ’ i n n the boys w i l l p r o b a b ly b e g in t h e i r c a m p a ig n 

K1 ‘ R p e o p le off th* g r u " . but it is not l i k e l y t h a t 

* ■■ h d a m a g e as they m a y fie d o in g n ow w i l l h a v e been 
forgot ten.

P z t e jc y ia p lt i,

* on** w a y o f m a k i n g v e n e t i a n b lin d s w it h o u t 

J u s t t r y s t ic k in g y o u r f in g e r in a 

a r p e n t e r . 
* in V e n ic e .

fell \\ b i k i e s a y s w e o u g h t to send ten d e s t r o y e r s 

ac r<

V* rf: m onth* W e l l net W e n d e l l the W e l l - R o u n d ­

ed rn*a?:s w ith e le c t r i c p o w e r ,

A f e w of o u r stu d en ts a r e w o r r y i n g a b o u t th e S w e e t ­

h e a r t race, but most o f them a re w o r r y i n g a b o u t just 
plain sweetheart.

7 a lk tiu j, O u i Jla a A

D e ar Ed Hors

A fte r reading W 

J , S .’s le t ­
ter in th.* m orning's T exan , I 
ave also begun to w on d er w h y 
nothing ha* been done to w a rd 
the e rection of the Lo ng ho rn 
B i r d H a ll. 
It seems to me 
that there is no m ole deserving 
or hard w o rk in g o rg anization 
on 
think 
th e ir m any services re n ­
tbs* 
the U n iv e rs ity 
dered to both 
and the S ta te should 
in tom e 
w s i bn recognized.

this cam pus, and 

I 

►•ani rn a u\ 

I am a tra n s fe r student 'ro m 
New Y o rk , and this is my firs t 
ye a r sn the U n iv e rs ity . 
In the 
past fe w ye a rs I have seen and 
? th* ba nd* ;n the 
la rg e r e aste rn u n ive rs itie s such 
a* C o rn e ll, S y ra c u s e and M ic h i­
g an: and by com parison our 
to 
Lo ng ho rn B a n d 
none, H o w our boys can do 
it w ith o u t a place to practice is 
tho
beyond me. 

In vie w of 

is second 

inauguration and 

fact that the band hasn’t had
one rehearsal since the A AM. 
game, their playing at. the Gov­
the 
ernor * 
basketball game* has been su­
perb 
These band* a ’ the large 
es -tern colleges have a place 
which is thens and theirs atone 
to ‘ tore their equipment, hold 
meeting*, and in which to con­
due* 
reh arsals and concerts. 
W i • don’t we have such a place 
h e r e *

th.s

I have been told that on sev- 

proper 

•r* different occasions 
m atter ha* been brought before 
the 
authorities, but 
nothing ha* ever been done
ab ut 
W h y * A (bettafit con-
cert was given, students have 
pledged money 
this
project W here ha* this money
gone?

toward 

I am proud of our fine band, 
an i the rest of the students a l­
ways sneak highly of the band.

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 At Mardi Gras

June Carr, daughter of Mr. and 

Mr?, A. F. ("arr o*' Dallas, n 
represent the University as duch­
ess at the Mardi Gras in Galves­
ton February 21 to 25.

Miss Carr is a member of Kappa 
Kappa Gamma sorority, Nu I nsi- 
Ion Tau Tau, P .erian Literary So­
ciety, and Cap and Gown. 
In the 
“ Pageant, of the Americas ’ a- t; e 
Mardi Gras, she plans to wear a 
gold slipper satin gown set with 
rhinestones. 
iv J I be
trimmed in cobalt bine ribbon. An 
Empress Eugenie ha* of bim ic i­
vet with gold feathers wit com­
plete the ensemble,

The dress 

: 

/i=x-Student to Be

San Antonio Envoy

M aria Sykes, former student of 
the University, has been appoint­
ed envoy extraordinary to repre­
sent San Antonio in Galveston*® 
Mardi Grac February 21 through 
February 25. She was a member 
of Pi Beta Phi sorority.

Miss Sykes made her debut 
this w.inter in San Antonio. She 
was recently introduced a' a re­
ception and dance given by her 
parents, Dr. and Mrs. 
Edwin 
Meredith Sykes, at the San An­
tonio Country club. She is a new 
member of the Girls' Cotillion 
club.

The Galveston Mardi Gra- date* 
back to 1867, and will be known 
this year as “ The Page ant of the 
Americas,” which event will also 
include a pageant known as the 
“ Court of the U. S. A.”

Tribune Editor Lists 

Reporter’s Requisites
re­
Newspaper work and its 
quirements of beginning journal­
ism wt re discussed by J. Walter 
the 
Greep, executive editor of 
Atis’ in Tribune a: a meeting of 
the Press Club on Sunday after­
ii
noon.

Mr. Greep, a graduate of t h e 
Inhrersity of Kentucky. gave sev- 
ral pointers on preparing for a 
newspaper eareer and getting a 
job on a newspaper after finish­
ing college.

Some of the requirements of a 
newspaperman he gave were an 
ability to write and spell, great 
curiosity, and a broad educational 
background. He advised all bogin- 
ning newspapermen to accept the 
established style and routine of 
the paper if he expects to keep the 
good will of hi« sn pi mrs. 

,

Ju n io r Leaguers 

To Present Follies

The Au.-tin Junior League w ill 
present 
their 1941 Follies on 
April 19, Mrs. J. T. McElhenney, 
general chairman, announced Mon­
day. Her vice-chairmen are Mes­
dames W . P. Morgan and Eugene 
r

uthrie.
The following are chairmen of 

$he various committees:

N

/■

SM- T. Student 
Is Duchess 

Birds

and

Fiowers

B i r d * a n d f l o w e r * o n t h e n e w 

h a t * a r e a g o o d * i g n t h a t s p r i n g 

ia h e r e , o r a t 

l e a » t o n 

i t * w a y . 

T h a g l o r i f i e d b e a n i e w i t h 

a 

b i r d p e r c h e d o n t o p 

i* a 

f a v o r ­

i t e 

t h i * 

t e n o n T h e o n e 

t k o w n 

e n 

t h e 

l e f t 

i* o f b e i g e 

f e l t 

t c a l l o p e d i n b l a c k , a n d t r i m m e d 

w i t h a a m a l ! b l a c k b i r d . 

I t g o o * 

w e l l w i t h 

t h e d r e * » - * u i t 

c o t 

t e r n e o f b e i g e a n d b l a c k . T h e 

f l o w e r m o d e l * h o w n o n t h e r i g h t 

ta o f p a l m 

l e a f g r e e n f e l t w i t h 

A m e r i c a n b e a u t y r o * e * a n d p e ­

c a n c o l o r e d v e i l i n g . I t b e f i t * t h e 

l u x u r i o u s n e s s o f h e r * t o n e - m a r - 

t e n - b l e n d e d k o l i n s k y 

j a c k e t d e * 

• i g n e d b y A c k e r m a n a n d B l a t t .

Today on the Campus

MORNING:
9 -Bt 

West Avenue.

• r’s Spanish group of A.A U W., 2917 

NIGHT:
5:30— Dinner Meeting, Mental Hygienists and 

Child Guidance Staffs, Tex a: Union.

9— Home and Family Life Conference. Home 

6— Dinner Meeting, Placement Bureau, Queen 

Leon miles Building 105.

Anne Room, Texas Union.

11 -Faculty of the Engineering School, Texas

7:15— Student Christian Associations, Y.M.C.A. 

9:30 Regional < inference of Texas Social 
W e]far. Association, Architecture Auditorium.
10 -Home and Family Life Conference, Hon e 

Economics Building.

1< Mr ha I*' ta Pi Mothers Club, chapter house.
10 Mental Hygiene in Education, Hogg Audi­

torium .

Union 315.

1 2 Lions Club. Driskill Hotel.
12 Luncheon Meeting, Office of Public Instruc­
tion and The University of Texas Faculty 
Representatives. Dixie Tea H o u s e , 
I Ob 4 
Lavaca.

12 15 

Luncheon Meeting sponsored by White 
II iuse Conference on Children in a Democ­
racy, Home Economics Tea House.

12:30- -Luncheon Meeting of Student Health 

Service Staff, Texas Union.

AFTERN O O N:
2 Heme and Family Life Conference, Home

Economics* Building 105.

6- Phi Delta Kappa and Pi Lambda Theta Fra­

ternities, Home Economics Tea House.

7 — Students’* Assembly, Texas Union.
7— Curtain Club. 

laboratory theater, Modern 

Language Budding.

7—-M.I.C.A. darning school, Texas Federated 

Women’s Club building.

Building.

7:15— Tau Delta Alpha, Texas Union 801.
7:30 Evening 

interior decorating group of 

A.A.U.W., 1800 C o lo rad o .

7:80— Inter-Fraternity Pledge Group, Texas 

Union Main Lounge

7 30 -Regional Conference of Texas Social Wel­
fare Association, Architecture Auditorium.
7:30- Association of Presidents of Colleges for 
Teacher Education, President’* Office, Main 
Building 101.

7 :80— Aquatic Club, swimming team rooms.
7:30— Houston Club, Texas Union 309.
7:30— Members of Varsity and Freshman swim­

7:30— Rusk Literary Society, Texas Union 311.
8—Texas Bible Chair Valentine party, 2700 

2- Mental Hygiene irs Education, Hogg Auditor­

ming teams, swimming team room*.

ium.

2 — Ministers, Religious Workers, and Sunday 

School l eachers, Y.M.C.A. Building,

University Avenue.

2:30 R gional Conference of Texas Social W el­
fare Vnsoeiation, Architecture Auditorium.
4— Meeting of the Student Seminar, Orientation 
Committee, and Upper Class Advisers, Geol­
ogy Auditorium.

8— Mental Hygiene in Education— Conference 

Summary, Hogg Auditorium.

8:15— “ Gold in the Hills,” Little Theater play, 

Saengerrunde Hall.

10:15— Daily Texan of the Air, KNOW.

At Education Dinner

to the magazii e 
award-, student winners and tie sr 
instructors will be offered schul- 
Dr. Daniel A Prescott, prom* flrsl ps by the Bread Loaf School 
psychologist of English at Bread Loaf, V t , for 

It addn ion 

edueationa 

VS rn n»

ling! on 

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rn W ill 
tin- June issm 
and no pan* r*

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Atlat tic.
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New Secretary

To Be Honored 
By Tri-Delts

traveling secretary 

Mi<« Ruth McDowell, newly-np 
f >r 
pointed 
Delia Delta Delta sorority, w ll 
he a guest of Theta Zeta chanter, 
arid a tea w it be given for her 
Monday from 4 to 6 o’clock a* the 
chapter house,

Miss MeD ow ll o f Mont 

rv, 

Ala,, I* a graduate of the Uuivei 
sity of Alabama, where she wa* 
president of her chapter of Delta 
She received her 
Delta Delta. 
bachelor of arts degree rn journal­
ism, and was a member of phi 
Beta Kappa arid Mortar B a rd.

She will spend the petite c • >1 
lee * year visiting the eight y~s<>ven 
active chapters and many of the 
125 alumnae organ mat son® rn the 
United States and Canada.

I Psychologist to Speak 

inent 
will discuss “ The Teacher and 
Human Nature” at a dinner meet­
ing at 6 o’clock Thurday night a? 
the home Economic Tea House 
before members of Phi Delta 
Kappa, nu n’s honorary education 
fraternity, and Pi I tmbda Theta 
women's honorari education ira- 
ternity. Dr. Prescott's talk will 
Foundation 
concern the Hogg 
Mental 
Conference, 
scheduled February 11-13.

Hygiene 

to 

Dr. Pi ! scott is noted for his 
translate weighty 
ability 
theories about p< rsonality 
into 
practical, every-day suggestions, 
He is now a professor of educa­
tion at the University of Chicago1 
and director of the Collaboration J 
Center on Child Development for! 
the Commission on Teacher Edu i 
cation. He is also the author of 
the study, “ Emotion in the Edu­
cative Process.”

K a p p a A l u m n a *

i 

* 

* 

r 

, , 

Plans for the province conven­
tion in April will be discussed bv , 
,u 
the Austin alumnae of Kappa
Kappa Gamma sorority Friday at 
the chapter house, The business 
meeting at l l o’clock will he fol­
lowed by a buffet luncheon at 6 
o'clock. Miss Sue Campbell, pres­
ident. urges all visiting alumnae to 
attend both the meeting and the 
luncheon.

Student Announce* Birth

Mr. and Mrs, John T. Twining 
of 2808 Rio Grande have an­
nounced the birth Wednesday of 
a son, John Jr. at Seton Hospital. 
Mr. Twining 
is an engineering 
student in the University.

am*

Evelyn Adams 
To G ive Tea

For Bride-Elect

’ 
F 

xpee t ed st
ay from 2 to 4 
Adams, 2200 
•• >r of Mar- 
' ■ engagement
>t> of Port Ar* 
a n pounced. 
is 
'• v : , moth*

' - expected 

I.

was 

it .Ion-. R 
rf ■ 
rig 
the g 
Harry Let 
f t} i• brid' 
irs I/ewis

M

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dock

w n 11 e 
a r ra n t 
d b o w l

fchi Uni-
yea-, and b th she and 
Delta. Mr. 
T xas A. and M.
all white, 
in tree .ms and 
n a flat heart-

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Paper t o limber up 
a r w r i ti n g m us cl es , 
In each box—16 s a s s y 
sk et ch es and 16 run­
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to-a r i t e l e t t e r s .
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i r 0 0 L i t e r a r y P r iz e s

I nu t rsit \ st lid i eta

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ti-ing the Ahu t c M• 
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f
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: he st tub nt 

'lie S miner Institute for Soc 
in I Progress a' Wellesley 1 ob ego 
Wellesley, Mass., also offers three! 
Id 11 session,1 
scholarships for th* 
one t o 
ii tot mg the 
best e**say for th*’ Diam ie on the 
therm of the institute, “ Strong 
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School li'-i f t the 1940 SI school 
term who writes the best essay on 
“ Democratic Procedures I Use in 
Teaching ”

Essays and stories must not ex­
ceed three thou ■and words and 
poems may he in any 
form of 
verse hut rn list not exceed sixty 
lines Paper- must hear no mark 
of identification other than 
the 
title. A separate statement signed 
by the student, stating that the 
work is original and has never
been published other limn in a coi­
lege paper nor submitted to anv
other national contest, must ac- 
form* 
company each paper ort 
In ­
furnished by the Atlantic. 
structors must 
sign t heir atu-l 
denfs’s statements and fill in the 
name and address of the college. | 
Entries are to he sen’ to thai 

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C l u b N o t e s

At a joir t meeting of the U P-! C LU B show will be announced and 
P E R T L A SS and SOPHOMORE discussed Thursday night at 7 
C L U B S Thursday night Dr. Wal- o'clock in the laboratory theater 
kor M. Alderton, director of stu- in the Modern Languages Build- 
dent field activities at the Chicago ing. All active and probationary 
Theological Seminary, will speak member* of the club are required 
on “ What Students Live By.” 

I to attend.

Dr. Alderton, who is in Austin 

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a s s i r i e d A cis

Beauty Shops

Coaching

Lost and Found

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Y.M.I .A. Building at 7 15 o clock, and Drane Grant, secretary,

for the Hogg Foundation Inaug- The C H R IST IA N SC IE N C E OR-
ural Conferences, is experienced in C A N T A T IO N has elected new of 
directing religious activities and ficers* for 1941. They are Lowell 
I). Flowers,
personnel guidance work. 
I he melting will be held at the reader; George Flowers, treasurer; 

Mrs. Truman Morris program 
chairman; Miss Lucile Sharp and 
Mrs. Fisher Tyler, vice-chairmen;
Mise Judith Stei nenberger, ticket 
chairman; Mrs. Mamie Ray Earn­
est, patrons; Miss Flora Louis Rob­
inson, publicity; Mrs. Coleman 
•
Gay, treasurer; Mrs. Lem Scar­
The AQUATIC C LU B will meet
,
brough, costumes, 51 r?. 
Farmer nronertiei* Mr- Wright satY ^ fame, says the U N I VER- Thursday night at. 7:30 o’clock
Farmer, propert.es, Mrs. wright s , T y C L U B of iu Bottle Poo] in the awimtnin(f team r„ oms.
Stubbs, makn-up; Mrs. H. L. Hil- 
gmrtner Jr., ushers, and Mr*. Har­
old Hoefgi n, cabaret.

Tournament to he held Saturday 
A|, S EN IO R E N G IN E E R S are 
night at 8 o’clock. The winner, 
to he deeded by content el™,na- „ quMUd hy w R. Woolrich, dean 
nom rn the Kame of bottle pool, of , ngineerinr 
w i l l be listed in the (Hub’s eternal 
Members of Lambda Chi Alpha
roll of honor. <'barie? Peterson,
famous billiard player and trick- 
fraternity Tuesday elected Edson 
m 
t i ,,j D.i«e ,.:Aa 
Foray, president; Lloyd Rust, vice- ghot artist, will perform for the
president; Ben Denman, treas- , club’s pool enthusiasts next Mon-
urer; and Billy Tipton, secretary.; day afternoon from 4:30 to 6:30
Harry Shytles wa* ( ’loser intra 
o’clock. Dr. Robert L. Moore and 
mural manager and Walter Flem­
his exhibition of magic will be 
ing, «onal chairman.
the feature of the program set. for 
February 22.

a meeting to bt held Friday night 
At this 
in Geology Building 14.
iafnrmatinn 
Ko _•
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information evil! ne given
jobs 
the

, meeting 
them 
in 
United State* Navy for 1941

Lambda Chi Elect* Foray

concerning 

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Dr. Dewitt Reddick, professor of meftt every *prnnd anH 

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The N EW C O M ER S B R ID G E
C LU B, a branch of Die University
Ladies Club, held their bi-monthly
meeting Wednesday, February 12,
. Texas Union 316. The members
folJrt>

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Zeta Tau Alpha sorority an­
nounce* the pledging of Janice 
Ayre*, freshman student from Ar­
ansas Pa**,

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B o h C r o ib y and hie ■ re he- 1 ra R eco rd * 
now on ta lc at J . R Reed M um e Co.

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F T iR S A L E — 1940 M ercu ry
Sed an , E ig h t m onth# old. 

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Members of Alpha Phi sorority : GROUND M O T H ER ’S C L U B S F ri- ! 
war* entertained by pledges at a rfay morning at IO o'clock in the 
picnic Tuesday at Zilker Park. 

council room of the City Hall.

Charlene Amid n, Sybil Small. 

and William Simpson plan 
spend the week-end n Harlingen

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Car! Hoeflich, Harold C Oley,

and Moritz Schroeder spent 
reek-end n Monter-ov, NL ■<. mo. 

Sigma Delta Tau announces the 

Residents of R O BER T S H A LL 
to elected officers for the second 
•emester Tuesday night at a meet­
ing held in the lounge of the dor­
mitory, Those elected were a*
the follow*: J. Wayne Stark, presi- 
dent; Pl * •■-* Fincher, vice-presi­
dent; C. R. Sutton, secretary;
Cherie- Stone, sergeant-at-arms;

pledging of Elaine Dorfman of and Way no Ho me, "postman" 
Brownsville. 

9

SIG M A D ELT A CHI, profes­
Charles Keuper, Jesse Johnson 
sional journalism fraternity, met
. , 
. 
and J. L. Jackson visited the Uni 
varsity School of Medicine in Gal- ^ Sunday night at th. Co-Ed
veston last week-end. 

, , 
Arthur ^anthers of Electra wa*
Carol Askew, Margaret Stone, elected secretary, replacing Bowl- 
Bettyejane Smith, and Pa ricia ;:-g Byers, and John Hallam of 
Pipkin spent last week-end in Gal- Corsicana replaced Homer Fort 
veaton. 

a® director of feature service.

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The evening interior decorating 
Phi Kappa Sigma has announced group of the A,A.TLW. will meet 
the p l e d g i n g of four boys, at 7:30 o’clock Thursday night 
They are Warren Higginbotham, 
the home of Mists Elizabeth Ann 
Houston; Preston Walker, Hous- Oliphant, 1800 Colorado Street. 
ton; Pete Parri-h, Downer? Grove, Th" guest speaker is Miss Edith 
HL; and Raymond Pence, Brady. Kirkland, who will talk on com-

bining period furniture.

Consuelo Derby, Jack Powell, 
•JI
James HeJand, Grady Mc( artar, 

Af si

Tau Dvlt^ Alpha, honorary lo­
om >Vath"n, and Amen Carter ciety for pre medical women, will 
were among many of the I nivor- have a meeting Thursday at 7:15; 
sity students who attended 
Texas Open Golf Tournament lr, 
I 
San Antonio last week-end. 

the o’clock in Texas Union 301.

Plans for the fourth C U R T A IN

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p r ic e : $32.50. W a te r, lig h t* paid. I br 
ro o m ’-, hath. ai ••going porch g arag e, r 
U lc e r a tio n Couple 7(1! W r i t 29th.

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three bedroom *, 

and J: m g room. S u ita b le for f ■ .r 
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I W e n 18th. P h o n e 7968.

Furnished Houses

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M od ern. 
re fr ig e r a t e 

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fa v o rite 
sh o w e r, e ire trio 
p orch, AC97.

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RUSK L IT E R A R Y SO C IET Y 
will meet Thursday night at 7:30 
o’clock in Texas Union 311 for 
election of spring officers.

^ 

new officers and make plan” for
a dance this semester a? th" meet­
ing Thursday night at 7:30 o’clock 
in Texa« Union 309.

The HOUSTON C L U B will elect rh. D a ily Texan 

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and Used T y p e w r it e r * fo r •'*> 129 W i l t 
Itta S t. Ph o n e 6640.

Typing

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R easo nable 
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dona. 

T Y P I N i . Cheap, a c cu rst# q u ick. M rs. 
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W A N T E D T O B U Y S r i o f ta il* o r tug, 
• i i* 35 or 86. W r it e B e * 1504 U n i­

v e r s it y S ta tio n , A u s tin ,

fu rn is h e d , tw in bed*, in n e rs p rin g m a t­
tresses, sh o w e r*, p riv a te e n trance, at

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e n tra n c e , garage. q uiet neighborhood.
in house. 1102 Ca tic- C o u rt near 

One 
top of h i!1. W a t t 12th, 8-2679.

tra n ce ad jo in in g b a th ; a d u lt * ; 

S O U T H F R O N T B E G R O O M — P r iv a t e e n ­
near 
bu*, 4 b lock* cam pi:*. M-a!» considered. 
l i d E a s t 30th Ph o n e 8825.

Rent Those Rooms NOWI

S tu d e n ts are looking fo r room s n o w . U s e of th e one m ed ium w h ich reaches e v e ry student 

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and fa c u lty m em ber gives yo u an exceptional o p p o rtu n ity to rent all y o u r vacan cies at a 

P. S. A suggestion for a 
real gift—a rare antique 
french heart ring—enamel 
and, pearls.

v e ry lo w cost.

Call 2-2473 Before 4:00 for Messenger Service

Valentine Gifts 

end

Valentine Candies 

are here for your 

selection.

Y« Quality* Shoppe
The A rt and G ift Shop 
of Austin

C S T 1 -th — B e tw e e n oapitol and
2 
a
to 4 b o y*. $10.60 
ie# paid. M r * . T h o rn ton .

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Rooms for Girls

I - - A W E S T 2 I S T - S o u t h e a s t bedroom
in I w hom e. Hi block o f c*m p u*. In* 
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M rs, W h e a t .

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P h o n e 2-289S.

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telephone

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