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A U S T I N , T E X A S , W E D N E S D A Y , NOVEMBER 9, 1932

SIX PAGES TODA Y

No. 46

OOSEVELT AND GARNER WIN
LARGE MAJORITY
VICTORY RALLY PLANNED TONIGHT Mrs. Ferguson Runs
Off From Bullington
Bevo Leads Students 
In Governor's Race
In Pep Display on Eve 
Of Steers’ Departure
A m e n d m e n t For Hoover Concedes 
Permanent Fund 
Carries 

Democrats Victorious in Both National and State Elections

Victory To 
Opponent

W a r will be declared by th e s tu d e n t body of The U n iv ersity of 
T exas a t a rally in G rego ry Gym nasium a t 7:30 o’clock tonight, on 
the u n d e fe a te d gridiron c ohorts o f T exas Christian U niversity, p r e ­
p a r a to r y to a clash of the opposing arm ie s in F o r t W o rth a t 2:30 
o ’clock A rm istice Day a fte rn o o n . The pep fe s t will be a shouting 
s e n d o f f fo r 
t h a t leaves f o r the P urp le citadel
a t IO o'clock T h u rsd a y .morning.

th e O ran ge 

a r m y * 

the spirit of 

T he m u rd e ro u sly tossing long­
h o rn s of Bevo ID half-ton mascot 
whose d a n g e ro u s s tre n g th sym bol­
izes 
the L on ghorn 
eleven, which has rallied to the 
O ra n g e a nd White s ta n d a r d so 
well th a t the cham pionship of the 
S o u th w e st C on feren ce has been 
b ro u g h t w ithin strik in g distance, 
will pran ce proudly a t the rally 
th e L ong­
tonigh t, defia n c e fo r 
fro m his 
h o rn enem y gleam ing 
eyes.

Discipline Group 
Penalizes Three 
For Dishonesty

Freshman C h a r g e d With
Plagiarism Pleads 
Ignorance

lead 

He will 

B e v o to L e a d 

“ Bevo II expects 

The first cases of scholastic dis-
the p a ra d e from ho nesty fo r the y e a r were bro u g h t 
S c ottish Rite D orm itory, when b e fo re th e com m ittee on discipline
S a tu r d a y when two s t u d e n t s w ere 
c harg ed w ith helping each o th e r 
on a quiz and a n o th e r w as charged 
w ith plagiarism, V. I. Moore, dean 
of stud ent 
life, sta te d Tuesday. 
T he s tu d e n t charged with p la g ia r­
ism w as a fre sh m a n . A ’l th r e e s t u ­
dents were fo u n d guilty. P e n a l­
ties w ere assessed 
Dean Moore re p o rte d .

to n ig h t 

accordingly, j 

7:30 o’clock 

th e girls 
in 
to m e e t him 
of S. R. D. 
fr o n t of 
t h a t d o rm itory a t 7 
o’clock tonight, and to go along 
with tho p a ra d e of the L ong­
horn Band, the Cowboys, a n d 
the fre sh m e n to the rally slated 
fo r 
in 
G regory G y m ,” J a c k Boyett, 
head yell leader, said last night.
tap 
d a n c e rs on the vaudeville stage 
o f th e c o u n tr y will a p p e a r at 
th a t rally to n i g h t / ' Boyett w ent 
is F r a n c e s King, 
on. 
m e m b e r of Ewen R a il’s stage 
show 
p e r fo rm in g at 
tho P a r a m o u n t T h e a te r front 
to d a y u ntil Friday.

“ And one of 

th e b est 

th a t is 

“ She 

“ H e r dancing, he said, “ will 
scorch the F r o g s’ legs th e L ong­
ho rn team will g a th e r a t F o r t 
W orth F rid ay , and F rid ay night 
w e ’ll have f r o g s ’ legs f o r a vic­
to ry su p p e r.’’ Ew en Hail, di­
re c to r of the P a ra m o u n t show, 
an dx-studt nt of the U niversity, 
has o ffe re d Miss K ing’s services 
fo r the rally th ro u g h 
the co­
operatio n of Irwin W aite, m a n ­
a g e r of the P a ra m o u n t T h e a ­
ter.

The freshm an plead 

ignorance : 

j of th e m eaning of the word plag­
iarism and was in fo rm e d t h a t the 
I charge w as b r o u g h t f o r copying 
a th e m e and h a n d in g it in as his 
own work. Also he was told th at 
“ c h a n g in g an occasional w ord or 
ph ra se doesn’t m a k e th e ex pres­
s i o n the s tu d e n t’s o w n .’’

Your Bit Toward a Championship

( A N E D I T O R I A L )

the 

th a t 

 rp q 

it, and 

receives 

M o o r e W a r n * S t u d e n t *

it was sim ilar to 

in full strength.

The Longhorns are about to lace their greatest test of
the year. Each man on the football team is spending th ree
In the case o f one student get - 1 long hours t ach afternoon perfecting his play and studying
j j form ations, and it. appears th at the student body 
ting aid from a n o th e r on a quiz. ^
.
the c o m m itte e p o in te d out 
f a c t t h a t a stu d e n t who give* aid | should be anxious to show their spirit by attending the rally
is considered as gu iltv as the nan 
is subject 
who 
to th e same penalty. Dean Moore 
said 
th e 
: case w ehre a person gave some- 
; one his gun 
to com m it suicide; 
j the o w n er of th e gu n w as j u s t as 
responsible as the person he gave 
I it to.
j 

Some say that the rally has very little effect on the out­
come of the game. But glance back over the past two years 
and compare the spirit and fire that the team showed on the 
football field with the spirit that was shown at the rally 
preceding the game. For the past two weeks the rally has 
been pitifully weak in attendance, and for the past two weeks 
the Longhorns have displayed a brand of football that has 
caused the coaches much worry. The two largest rallies! 
during the past two years, that before the S. M. II. and Rice 
games, was followed by the greatest display of football th at I 
any University of Texas team has ever shown. Each stu ­
dent would like to feel th at he or she had a small share in 
bringing another Southwest Conference championship to
the University.

to 
notice fo r th e s tu d e n ts at 
thi<
n a r y h o u r in hopes t h a t it will
situation th a t is un- 
to d ou bted lv no t c le a r p e rta in in g to 
th e vast- ru l e„ 0 f dishonesty. I su gg est t h a t 
stu(lent8 read page l9 3 of th e
catalogue,
and nev er fail to practice these 
r u le s,” he said.

“ These cages a r e brought, 

I n f o r m a tion 

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N ew Members Named 
B y Sigm a Delta Chi

Sigm a Delta Chi, 

jou rnalistic 
f r a t e r n i t y f o r men, completed its 
election of new m em bers at a 
m e e tin g Tuesday 
night, Ray 
Bonta, presiden t, a n no unced yes-
t e r d ay. New m e m b e rs wil! be an- 
th e ir n o tif ic a tio n 

T he holding of a 

jo in t steak 
i fry with T h e ta Sigma Phi. h o n o r­
a ry jou rn alistic f r a t e r n i ty f o r wo­
men, and the ra isin g of fun ds for 
I the y ear's p ro g ra m were discussed 
a t th e m eeting. B on ta read a le t ­
from nation al h e a d q u a r te r s 
te r 
u rg in g 
of an o f ­
the p la n n in g 
ficial program f o r the year.

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Band of University 

Praised by Parker

C harles P a r k e r of Houston, f o r ­
m e r m em ber of B aylor U niversity 
fa c u lty , and now’ o p e ra tin g several 
music houses u n d e r his own nam e, 
w'as a visitor on the campus T u e s­
day.

“ You have a m ig h ty good band
not to have a ny b e tte r place 
to 
practice th a n you h av e ,” he said, 
speak in g to “ R e d ” Sheppard, a s ­
sista n t d ire c to r of the Longhorn 
th e o th er 
ought 
to 
de­
he 

b and members. “ You 
have b e tte r q u a r te r s ,” 
clared.

and several of 

3 0 0 Tickets Sold 

‘ 
For Gam e Friday

Many of the students are faced with fratern ity meetings I 
tonight. These groups have the interest of the University at | 
heart and it is believed that they will arrange to have .their 
meetings before dinner or after the rally. Some few fra ­
ternities may feel that their group will not be missed if they 
do not attend the rally. Every man and woman that can I 
possibly be present will add ju st th at much toward another 
championship for the Longhorns. Let’s show these fellows, 
the hardest working group on the campus during the past; 
three months that the student body is really supporting every ; 
move th at they make. T. C. U. and the entire city of Fort 
Worth are giving the Frogs everything they ask for in order | 
to help them win this game. All the Texas football men are 
asking for is a big and enthusiastic turnout for the rally 
tonight. Certainly we can fulfill this small request.

Mathews to Take Club Women Hear 
Red Cross Roll Benedict Speak

Contributions Aid Victims Dr. Blanton
Education

Or National Crises

to Arrange 
Program

T he A m erican Red Cross has 

in 

the U niversity 

P re sid e n t H. Y. Benedict left 
T uesday f o r Corpus Christi where 
he will speak tod ay a t the an n u a l

E. J. Mathews, r e g i s tr a r of the 
U n iversity, is roll call c hairm an 
t h e Red
fo r 
Cross Roll Call which will 
last 
from S a tu rd a y , Novem ber 12, to m eeting o f tho 
T hu rsday, N ovember 
Rev. F, L. Je w e tt, in s tru c to r 
in w i l l be “ P ressing Problems 
Bible, is roll call c h airm a n fo r the I H igher E d ucation in Texas,” 
city and county. 

„ 3
leva-, F e de ra tion 
24. The I of W om en’s Clubs. His sub ject 
of

, ,, > 

From C o rp us Christi, the Pres-
id e n t will go to H ouston to p r e ­
the 
the Mission 
of 

of 

the past y e a r of world- j T e x a s A cadem y of Science, 

met the d em ands upon its service? side over 
d u rin g 
wide economic turm oil, j u s t as it J which he is president, 
did in the g re a te s t w ar crisis. Vie- 
F rid a y night he will speak a t a 
J i n s of unem ploym ent, dro ug ht, m e e tin g of the academ y, explain- 
flood, tornado, and o th e r m a j o r ; ing the plans f o r the W. J, Mc- 
causes of distress have b enefited I Donald A stronom ical Observa- 
by 
whelming d em ands make it imper- j Dr. A nnie Webb Blanton, abl­
the Red Cross h a v e ! sociate p ro fe sso r of educational 
ative 
a tte n d
g re a tly increased support. 
adm in istration , will 
the 
and will have 
convention 
charge of the program of ed u c a ­
tion.

its aid. This year th e over- i to r y of the University, 

Membership fee is $1 but a con­
tribution in addition is e arn e stly 
requested by this organization to 
aid th e millions of d e stitu te p eo­
ple.

and will exten d th ro u g h F riday.

The convention opened Monday 

that 

also 

is ab o u t 

to N orth A ustin c}(,a r ur) 

s tu rd y f a n f a r e s rf rom the shining 
in s tr u m e n ts o f the Longhorn Band
will a n no un ce 
t h a t th e g re a t rally 
benin. Then. b e n e a th 
arched ro o f ol ( .r e g o iy Gym will I 
t h u n d e r the voice o f a crowd of r .oncral 
5,000 stud ents, asking f o r victory.
A f te r th e Cowboys, th e fre s h ­
men, and th e Longhorn Band have 
m arched 
gym nasium , 
th e rally 
Ja c k B o yett will 
over with several yells, a f t e r which 
a speaker, whose nam e has n o t J 
yet been 
talk 
a b o u t the Arm istice Day football 
war, exp ressin g the hope of his 
listeners 
the F ro g s will be 
that 
forced to sue for peace.

announced, will 

tak e 

into 

the 

E w e n H a i l S i n g s

N ext, m em b ers of 

th e P a ra - 

around the 
perip w i t h 

b u z z a r d

t h e 

F o r th e good fellows p a g e , -we 
would n om ina te a m on g others—
J O H N A. H A M ILTON .

F o r a nice frien d ly little girl, 
we would 
nom inate LU CILLE 
W E LC H , who p r e fe rs being called 
ju s t plain “ M ary.”

A m ong th e few Tem pleites who 
h av e atte n d e d the, U niv ersity and 
still have been the same likeable 
s o rt of chaps 
r a n k s W ELDON 
H A RRIS.

I t took some people quite 

a 

while to find o u t th a t W E LD O N I Band, 
C O O P E R was a m a rrie d man.

S peaking of voices, d o n ’t you 
like t h a t of M IZ EL L E HODGE?
I f s quite original and we like it.
W hen th in k in g of personalities, 
one n a tu r a lly thinks of BILLY 
BOB W H IT E .

I

II

Ask 

ARNOLD 

K O CU REK 
w h e th e r he p re fe rs T exas or St.
A pp roxim ately th re e h un dred
E d ’s. H eard C H A R L E S A L B E R T
st u d e n t tickets have been sold for 
REY N O LD S, 
th e T. C. U .-Texas football g a m e ,” 
JR . say “ H ooray! 
K irb y Hall has one good looking j Miss Alice A rcher, se c re ta ry of 
fresh m a n , namely, E L S IE LOU-1 the a thletic association, said Tues- 
I S E S L A D E K .” 

I day.

m o u n t stage band of E w en Hail, nounced upon 
ex-student o f the U niversity, w i l l i and accep tance, B o n ta said.

(C ontinued on P a g e Six)

8 . — ( I N S ) —

D A L L A S , N o v . 
lo 

Election 
the Texas 
R etu rn s 
of 
254 
Bureau from 126 out 
counties of 
including 
the State, 
one complete, give the following 
to tals:

P m u d e n t : Roosevelt 211,889, 

Hoover 27,916.

G overnor: Ferguson 

( l h 152,- 
402; Bullington (R ) 99,888; A rm -; 
stro n g (Inc!) 424.

R eturns on S tate a m e n d m e n ts:
„ , 
I m versity : h o r 1 2 ,a i4 ; a gain st

„ 

. 

t

14,192.

22,150.

< e n te n n ia l: F or 34,328; against

P e rm ittin g re tir e d arm y 

and | 
naval o fficers to hold office: For. 
35,651; a g a in st 17.786.

Coast 

b o n d s; 

For 

38,190; 

against 16,741.

N E W YORK, Nov. s. ( I N S ) — 
Riding the crest of a Dem ocratic 
landslide. Gov. Frank lin I). Roose­
velt has been elected to the p r e s ­
i d e n c y by w h at may prove 
r e c ­
ord-breaking f i g u r e s in A m erican 
elections.

Only Maine and V erm ont 
gone 

had 
definitely 
fo r P re s id e n t 
Hoover up to a late h o u r tonight.
Elsewhere, Gov. Roosevelt had 
e ith er won. was leading, or was 
staging a (dose race with 
his 
Republican rival.

On 

the basis of r e t u r n s ta b u ­
lated up to l l p.m., it seemed cer­
th a t Roosevelt h as carried 
tain 
or will c a r r y upw ard 
fo rty 
states, and have an electorial vote 
th a t will closely app ro xim ate th e 
reco rd -breaking Hoover 
total o f 
444 f o u r years ago.

of 

H omestead tax exem ption: F o r 

7 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 P l u r a l i t y

46,951; again st 12,621.

D elinquent ta x lim itation : F or 

37,307; against, 1 7 , ^ ’,4.

A5«essor-coHector: F o r 46,703; 

against. 11.439.

P ro p e rty re d e m p tio n : F o r 40,- 

4 3; ag a in st 1*1,476.

P erm ittin g 

p ro p e rty 
to vo te in bond elections:! 

holders

j only 

F o r 44,222; ag a in st 13,134.
Y o u n g f o r B u l l i n g t o n

Incom plete r e tu r n s from a n u m ­
b er of T exas counties gave the 
following:

Jo h n s o n — fo r p re s id e n t: Roose­
velt 1,593, Hoover 170. Fo r Gov- 
! ern o r: Ferguson 
(D) 9 90 ; Bull- 
; ington ( R) 797.

Roosevelt’s 

popular 

was variously estim a te d 
a t from 7,000,000 
in a total of some 40,OOO,OOO.

plurality 
tonigh t 
to 9,000,000, 

the 

As indicated by the r e tu r n s and 
following sta te s 
concessions, 
the Roosevelt colum n : 
a p p e a r in 
A labama, 
l l ; A rkansas, 9; F lo r­
ida, 7; Georgia, 12; Louisiana, IO; 
Carolina,
Mississippi, 9; North 
| 13; South Carolina, 8 ; Texas, 23;
l l ; 
I V irginia 
Missouri, 15; Kentucky, l l ; T e n ­
8; 
nessee, 
M aryland, 8 ; New York 47; Mass­
achusetts, 17; Illinois, 
In­
diana, 14; Ohio, 26; M innesota, 
l l ; New Mexico, 3; South Dakota,

l l ; W est Virginia, 

l l ; Oklahoma. 

29; 

‘Best Wishes,’ Says Hoover

P A L O A L T O , C A L I F . , N o v . 8 . — ( I N S ) — “ I c o n g r a t u l a t e y o u 
o n t h e o p p o r t u n i t y t h a t Ha# c o m e to y o u to b e o f * e r v i c e t o t h e 
c o u n t r y a n d I w i s h f o r y o u t h e m o s t s u c c e s s f u l a d m i n i s t r a t i o n . ” 

P r e s i d e n t H o o v e r in a t e l e g r a m t o G o v e r n o r R o o s e v e l t t o n i g h t 

t h u s c o n c e d e d t h e D e m o c r a t i c c a n d i d a t e ’s e l e c t i o n .

“ In t h e c o m m o n p u r p o s e o f a l l o f u s , ” t h e P r e s i d e n t c o n t i n u e d , 

“ I s h a ll d e d i c a t e m y s e l f t a e v e r y p o s s i b l e s e r v i c e . ”

T h e a n n o u n c e m e n t w a s m a d e a t 9 : 4 0 P . M. P a c i f i c C o a s t t i m e 
t h e R e p u b l i c a n N a t i o n a l C o m ­

t h e W a s h i n g t o n o f f i c e o f 

f r o m 
m i t t e e .

Young— F o r p re sid e n t: Roose- 
j volt 480, H oover 67. F o r G over­
n o r : Ferg uso n (D) 413; Bulling- 
| to n (R) 417.

A nderson — For 

Roosevelt 652; Hoover 75. 
g o v e rn o r: F ergu so n 
(D) 
Bullington (R ) 21.

4; Wisconsin, 12; Arizona, 
3; 
N ebraska, 8; C onnecticut, 8; New 
Jersey, 16.

These s ta te s account for a to­
tal electoral vote of 374 as a gainst 
the 266 required.

p r e s id e n t: 
F o r
414; I r u n n ing strongly in Rhode 

In addition, Gov. Rooseve t was 
Is-
land, New Hampshire, C alifornia, 
I i ah, 
North Dakota, Colorado, 
Michigan, Kansas, 
Iowa, Dela­
ware. Rhode Island, and the states 
of the f a r N orthw est.

Brazos— F o r president: Roose­
velt 1,739; H oover 139. F o r Gov­
(D) 979; Bull­
e rn o r: F erg uso n 
ington 
A rm s tr o n g
(In d ) 3.

832. 

(R) 

Collin— F o r p re sid e n t: Roose-
v a t 2,665; Hoover 218. For Gov- ^
el n o r . F erg uso n (ll) 2,198. Bull- 
f
ington 
708, 
(Iu d) 2 

A r m s tr o n g I t h ‘ 

IR ) 

Ne.uces— F o r p re sid e n t: Roose-
volt 1,160; Hoover 708. For Gov­
ernor: Ferguson (D) 848, Bulling­
ton (R) 374, Armstrong (Ind) I.
F e r g u s o n C a r r i e s H o m e 
• j 
ii 

r> 
; 1,490; Hoover 115, F o r 

Bell—For president: Roosevelt! *

J? 

. 

P e n n s y l v a n i a i n D o u b t 
Even rock-ribbed Pennsylvania
 Proving no , e -up f o r Hoover.
r f t u r n “ l ' om
‘h“ u* h the 
s ta te s showed P r « -
iden t Hoover building up a sub-
stantial lead in the ea ste rn p a r t 
of the sta te, the D em ocrats were 
hopeful o f m elting 
the
r e tu r n s from w e ste rn Penn syl­
vania and the r u ra l and hard coal

it with 

, 
„i* regions ct the interior.

.

n o r: F e rg u so n 
ington (R) 485. 

g ov er­
(I)) 1,121; Bull-

In view of the enorm ous plur­
ality of the Governor in New­
felt
i York, Democratic 
Hopkins—For president: Roose-1 they had a real chance at Penn- 
veil 1,992; Hoover 99. For ^ . Sylvania, tor the political temper

leaders 

M R S . M I R I A M A . F E R G U S O N

Test Question Williams to Talk 
 

f * p __ X L 

 

Yet Undecided

Faculty Withholds Action
O n Controversy

Bacteriologist 

Infectious Diseases

U U b e r m I n c o r v amor: Ferguson (D) 1,461; Bull-1 of 

J 

ington (R) 630. 

twu 
| melded rn the past.

has

U pshaw—For p re sid en t: Roose- 

Republican campaign leaders in 
to Discuss velt 1,287; Hoover 54. For gov- the East early conceded the Reose-
(1)) 933; Bull-j velt election. They had been, in
days.
to 
While m a in ta in in g a f r o n t o f con­
p residen t: fidence, their private opinion has

e rn o r: Ferguson 
ington 
(Ind) 

I. 
Nacogdoches— F o r 
Naeogdoches-

A rm stro n g fact. resigned 

(R) 

fo r 

it 

No decision was reached con­

c h e D evelopment of the Germ I 

cerning the co ntroversy over the 

re q u ire m e n t 

o f 

comprehensive 

senior exam in atio ns a t the m e e t - , 

ing of the faculty of the College 

of A rts and Sciences T uesday, 

Dr. L. L. Click, assistant dean, r e ­

ported y esterday. An e n tire period 

was spent in d ebating t h a t ques­

tion. No o th e r changes in 

t h e 

University catalogue w ere 
up.

taken 

A com m ittee re p o rt was po st­
poned 
f o r f u r t h e r consideration 
in the n e x t m eeting of the f a c ­
ulty to be held at an ear!y date, 
Dr. Click stated.

(C ontinued on Page F o u r)

Forum Meetings

T heo ry of Discase” will be 
rubject on which Dr. O. B. Wil 
Hams, associate p r o f e s s o r of bac­
teriology, will speak today a t 5 
o’clock in G arrison Hall au d ito r­
ium, Dr. O .D, Weeks, chairm an 
of the public le c tu re s committee, 
announced. This will be th e third 
public 
le c tu re delivered by Dr. 
W i l l i a m s this fall.

t h e j Roosevelt 1,500; Hoover 50. For 
(D ) 1,308;

go vernor: F e rg u so n 
Bullington (R ) 309.

Hidalgo—-F o r presid en t: Roose­
velt 1,062, Hoover 522. F o r gov­
(D) 892; Bull­
ern o r: F e rg u so n 
ing to n 
652, A rm s tr o n g
(In d) 21.

(R ) 

The Fireside F orum 

N avarro— F o r p re sid e n t; Roose­
velt 1,887; Hoover 94. F o r gov-

schedule 
lists ten meetings for W ednesday 
night to be held at the 
follow­
ing houses: Sigma Alpha Mu. D.
“ The lecture will be limited t o n n e r : F e rguson (D> 1,395, Bull-1 g. Klein, leader; Sigma Phi Ep- 
in feet iou? diseases, that is, those j ington 
A rm stro n g adon, C. E. Ayres, le a d e r; B. Hall,
582, 
tra n sm itte d into the body by th e 
leader;
low f o r m s of p lant or anim al life,’* • 
Bexar F o r p re sid e n t: Roose- B, Hall, section B. W. T. M ather,
Dr. Williams said. 
“ The various 
house, E. G. 
(D) 9 , 0 5 0 ,1 Fletcher, leader; H am ilton h o u s e ,
theories which have been held in I g o v e rn o r: Ferguson 
the past as to the origin of this Bullington (R) 4,533; A rm stro n g I G. W Stum berg, le a d e r; H ib b e t u 
; house, Ellwood Grissom, le a d e r;
type of disease will be discussed, ; ( I n d ) 109. 
house, W. T. Rolfe, 
and tho known fa c ts a t the pre- 
bouse, E. E. 
sent time explained, to g eth e r with 
house, 
a b r ie f sum m ary of the steps lead- G overn or: Ferg uso n 
ing up to our present knowledge,” 

T a r r a n t — F o r P re sid e n t: Roose- Merge!* 
ve?t 10,906, Hoover IG 5 2. F o r J leader: Newsome 

(D) 6,929, Hale, lead er; W e in tra ub 

11,537, Hoover 2,369. F o r 

(C ontinued on Page Fo ur) 

section A, IL T. Berlin, 

J H. J. E ttiin g e r, leader.

lead er; Bryan 

(Iu d ) I. 

(R) 
^ 

J O H N N . G A R N E R

F R A N K L I N D . R O O S E V E L T

 P A G E T W O

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

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1932

‘GIG A FROG’ WAR CRY OF STEERS AS D AY OF GAME NEARS

Ernie Koy Wi l l Steer - Frog Go Kamrath Winner
Headlines Week

| claim that it’s the best of O’Neill’s 
many successes. Audiences have 
expressed approval of it without
lie stated,

Close matches featured tennis exception.” 

play in city 

tennis 

tournament 

The 

Be Certain 
Starter

last play given by Little
Horst

I 

a
is
of darkness Monday. Sterling Wit- a sophisticated comedy with a fast
Hams defeated David Peden 1-6, musical movement. In 
contrast, 
; “ Beyond the Horizon” is a serious
6-4. 6-8. 
. 
rath-Snrface 
defeated 
0------------- -
Stewart 6-0, 6-1; O’Rourke-Sha- J Ratchford Talks To
piro deefated 
Brecker-Venable 
3-6. 10-iT. (5-2: Buxby-Penick de- 
! teated Fisher-Baxter 6-0, 8 -6 ;| 

«-« 
_ 
r ort Worth Women

In tho doubles division Ram- i dramatic play. 

Riskin- J 

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* 

football 

By FRED SCHAFFNER
7>-ran Sport* Staff

The tentat
the Southwest 
decided Friday when the Uaiver 
sity of Texas Longhorns 
invade 
Fort Worth to meet the Horned 
Frogs of Texas Christian Univer­
sity. Both teams have perfect con­
ference records, b o a tin g 
three 
victories against no defeats, but 
early season games saw the Frogs 
tied 
intersectional contest 
by Louisiana Stat'- and the Or­
ange and White defeated by Cen­
tenary .

“ Gig a Frog” is the cry of every 
Varsity 
candidate as 
’ C yde Littlefield, Bill James, and 
Marty Ka row put them through 
! their paces in preparation for the 
crucial tilt against 
the Horned 
Frogs of T. C. LL in Fort Worth 
I Friday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. 
Co-capain Ernie Roy seems to 
iU be in fairly good shape, and it is 
x * almost a cinch that he will start 
Among those who will he fight-
against the Frogs. He suffered a
evere injury to his back in the 3ng- before the skeptical eyes of 
Rice game, but 
member has responded nicely to conl i e n e e recognition will 
treatment His passing and all- Vau^ht> 
I round brilliance is being counted amI Bose31 of T- ( LL and Earle, I ove-Pease vs. Caswell-Ehman; | 
t Av.L. 
upon by the Texas coaching staff 
to bring victory to the Steer cor­
ral .

1",)( „ 
• 
,j‘ 
and 6-2. 

' Blanton, Cook, Stat
Hilliard of Texas. 

br Martyn Buxby plays 

the aggravated 

the <*ritics in 

in an 

I,V 

. 

, 

; 

Drill r jcretly

odist tilt in Dallas Saturday will j che!-Wellman.
be a toss-up. The Ponies were held t 
to a scoreless tie bv the Aggies a 
last, week, and do not seem to have A r c h i v i s t 
their offense clicking yet. Arian-1 
. . . 
g a m e '
, r , . , n * no c h a n c e s o f haring aR n in st R ic e in F a c e v i l l e , hoi,I-1 

Tuesday’s workout waas behind 
practices 
closed do »rs, and the 
for the remainder of the week 
S will also be secret. The coaches
, 
ar c 
th e ,' new plays scouted. The team I ing tho ^
- a take a long workout fVednes- 
.ay afternoon, brushing up on week will bring together le o so u 1 "f„ I
IWO
a defense designed to stop Spear- ' passing team s in the Hogs 
PJB
5oV T ! m : : n 7 ' c i ; 
man and Oliver. Purple scoring ; 

, M score. The Dallas gam e this " J ;h. | T
 

 0vrIs t0 , ta r e L “ hL t. * 

played an 

inspired 

and! 

I,* 

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i 

 

™ .th r e a d , and will take a light work- neon ’s crews having shown rtreak-a L J l w ™ a 

in 

the ] „ f brilliance in their aerial gam es, r o m ••• and Jrin ™ hi- •! •

out Thursday afternoon 
T. C. U . Stadium . 

, 

- 
Ponies, both Th*nisei:’■ r.nd Mor­
rison’s crews having rh own Streaks 
of brilliance in their aerial games.
R ice M e e ts A g g ie s

a 

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• 

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In J a c k s o n C o u n t y

T 7 , 

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Edwards of San An- J

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Miss Fannie Ratchford, Wrenn
Librarian* has just returned from
the
house guest of Mrs. Graham
Schedule for Wednesday: Kar] Smedley. Miss Ratchford deliver- 
effort to gain all- Kamrath plays Ila* Surface and ; od a lecture to the Woman’s Club
Sterling WTI- of Fort Worth on “A Summary

(> Kourke-Shapiro 6-2, ; Fort Worth where she was 

Spearman, Townsend, bams at 4 o’clock. At 5 o’clock | of the Legends of Angria.”

Stafford, Koy, and ; Buxby-Penick vs. Kamrath-Sur- i is an introduction 
fa e. and B. Kamrath-Weller vs.
The Arkansas-Southern Meth- winner Wi.r.lama-Welting vs. Bue- 

The book, “Legends of Angria,”
longer
study of the development of the

to a 

T .C .U . . . A r m is tic e D a y

Have Us Get Your 
Clothes in Shape

Comments And 

More Comments 

• • *

• * *

On the Big Fray

JN WHICH the Reeler sits hack 

aud lits the customers do the 

work:

DoctaV, Johan Gilbert, attending
physician of the Longhorn foot­
ball squad: ‘Tm hoping for the 
best and I’m sure the boys will 
do their best. I’m sure there will 
is*' no doubt as to the final score > 
if the Longhorns are in the same 
physical and mental 
condition
that they were in the Rice game.”
* *

Gill D ew itt, a member of tin 
Texas yelling -quad: “It*3 going 
to he the toughest game in the 
Southwest this year. The decid­
ing points for the winning team 
will come from the kicking toes 
of “Ox" Blanton or Tiner. Three 
points will be the margin of vic­
tory.”

* * *

William L. McGill:
“Dear Irksome Irving: 
Answering your 

forty-fourth 
request. I submit (a) the contri­
bution which I probably should 
make to your column:
“Armistice Day 

is a very in­
appropriate occasion for an a f­
fray such as this will be. Between 
Horned Steers and Horned Frogs, 
I choose the beef. Good lock to 
Clyde and the boys.”
But Bill McGill:

* * *

(b i The contribution which I 
to 

probably should like to make 
your column:

idiotic but possibly 

“ ‘This prophesying business is 
la triGe 
in 
keeping with the rest of the *. in ­
tents of a certain column I might 
name. Even more seriously, how­
ever, between horned caille and 
Horned Frogs, (or horned sport- 
writers), ITI take the bold bo­
vines.’ ”

"Best wishes for better blist ear­

ings.”

seven c r e 
be able to s 
Texas will

bt I .tesmen w h o 
l i f e r out ort t h e I 
ti- — I h o p e . ”

D a u s e Bi bby, a n o t h e r g o od ­
a n d 
f oo tb al l p l a y e r , 

looking 
en d :

“ E v e r y t e a m w e p l a y ed thin 
y e a r 
to f a r let u p a bit ea ch 
t i m e we hit it. Bu t this T. C. U. 
t e a m co m e s b ac k h a r d e r a n d
f o r mor e, I still bel iev e t h a t if 
we go o ut t h e r e with t h a t Rice 
d e t e r m i n a t i o n we ll b e a t 
t h e m 
— a n d I k n o w we will h a v e t h a t
d e t e r m i n a t i o n . ”

digs
Da ii

‘S (’
up th< 
;ly Lexa! 
‘With lh

Text

guy who
those 

[or 
dc asta:
i I hr fir!
i W

. ne

.tie d ii- 
Horned 
in
lo 7 

plunging

a 13 to 
er tell in
ain 
m y 
ar. v
r at

I am 

Y our c o r r e s p o n d e n t : 
U n a c c u s t o m e d as 

to 
p u b lic w r it i n g , I th in k th e g a m e 
o f fo o t b a ll is a c r a z y o n e . B u t 
th e p e r s o n s w h o w a tc h 
are 
c r a z i e r — a n d 
i ’m o n e o f th e m . 
M a y b e s o m e of y o u m u g s b e ­
I 
lie v e I’m c r a z i e r still w h e n 
t h e a l m a m a n ly to p h f f f t
p i c k 
th o s e P h o n y F r o g s by a 26 to 7
score

it 

•Te

liar
-\ . n

The rumor is that Coach F ra n -1 The Aggies tangle with 

t h c 
cis Schmidt has saved his best of- Rice Birds in College Station for 
tensive plays for the Texas game, 
the headliner in the southern part 
and that the Frogs are set to give of the State. The Owls have b e e n 
the Steers a sound drubbing. Tho 
the 
great Christian line is ready for crushing defeat by Texas a few 
the bone-crushing line plunges o f j weeks ago, but have managed to 
the mighty Koy, the off-tackle j win their games in an unhnpres- 
of the great Stafford, ; rive fashion. The Aggies, goats of 
s rn ash es 
and the phenomenal broken-field j the injury bugaboo, have been en- 
. gaging in an uphill fight all sea-
sprints of Bohn Hilliard. 
On the other hand, the Bovines ■ son, but will give the Owls plenty

in a football stupor 

since 

o f trouble on Kyle Field.

are straining at the leash to smear 
the sensational run:; o f Oliver and 
Baylor’s Golden Bears journey 
Spearman. The morale of the 
to Lubbock this week 
to meet 
team is excellent, and with the
Pete Cawthon’s high flying Texas 
driving ability of Captains Cook 
Tech Matadors. The latter team, 
and Roy, the Longhorn.:- are just
flushed by victorias over South -
as confident that they will beat I era Methodist and Notre Dame B,
J are the favorites to down Jen-
the Frogs. 
nings’ team, aud will be t o more

T h r il li n g B a t t l e E x p e c t e d 

The game promises to be fast, j advantage playing in Lubbock.

C atherine Neal, president 

of 

the Orange Jackets:

“ W ith All-Am erican H arrison 
the backfield we're 

y 

S ta ffo rd 
b ou n d 

in 
to w i n ! ”

T. C. U.

Jack Hudspeth, ye In the Daze 

News colyumist:

“The election prophesying ha- 
just about got me exhausted, but 
if you want it, ITI say that 
in 
view of the present price of pig- 
and the tariff on such, Texas is 
bound to win by at least twelve 
and a half electoral votes.”

* # rn

A.

K:

I

not be over-€ 
we have what 
due” winning 
ex-students’ 1 
is vital, too, 
have a grand 
Fort \\ orth.”

a re 
and

I 

* 

ii

' 

„ 

ue

lave played. 

bident of 
Rhodes

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S C H O C H S P E A K S

with fakes and trick plays galore. 
Every previous T. C. th -Texas I 
game has been a thriller, and this j Dr. e . P. Schech, professor of 
♦ a nn’nlD • ' ^al Ti atta:! should be the gem physical chemistry, spoke to the
the games the two aggro-' University Science Club Monday
the “Newest Develop-
gation- 
e l f r . r K,,y- ( (,ok Blan- n u nts in Atomic and Molecular
t 
p’hhv p p ' v 
i! Structures.” The organization met
Bibby, firmly, Burr, Price, Fun*hjat the d iv e r s it y Faculty (huh.
ami Dubose will compete a g a in st'V 
v uu*
Vaught, Boswell, Salkeld, P, “ b A w rojim ately a r ty members at- 
O l i v e r, Townsend, Spearman, I " 
Howell, Evans and Dennis for the 3 
last time in the Southwest Con­
seniors 
ference, About twenty 
lineups, 
in the starting 
will be 
the and they will be battling to put 

’ j tended, f . VV. Jessen, reporter tor

7 ”
^ Tuesday,

I night on 

' - i T 

--'.•ore

u 

* • 

— 

“ 

^ 

- 

• 

av

secretary 
< nts* Association: 
importance can­
sure 
necessary to pro-

un au d. I’m 

football. From 
Newpoint, the game over a victory.
md we’re going 
•little Round-Up’ at 

to i 

 

 

, 

-v 

,
*" * » * * « " » » » > » -!
i 
* publish it in hook I
3 
form . She is a native 
this';
county, a n d has written a book o f' 
her family who were among the I 
first settlers of Jackson County. I

of 

,

— 

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- —

Little Theater Will 

Offer O’Neill Play

“ Beyond the Horizon,’ Eugene r 

next 

O’N e ill.- (play. will be the 
presentation of the Austin Little I 
Theater,” James H. Parke, d irer-! 
tor of the Little Theater and in­
structor in English in the Chiver- I
sity, said Tuesday.

“ ft’s a play that’?

praised bv critics.

been highly * 
even I
Some 

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UNIVERSITY
TOGGERY

J. L. R O S E

2 3 1 0 G u a d . 

P h o n e 3 0 9 0

YEA
TEXAS!

genius of Charlotte and Emily 
Bronte. It is now in the process 
of printing at the Yale University 
Press in New Haven.

“Book Collecting” was the sub­
ject of a talk delivered by Miss 
Ratchford to a group of invited 
guests at the studio of a friend 
during her visit.

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B A N D B R O A D C A S T S

The University of Texas Long­

horn band will be featured in two 
programs to be broadcast 
over 
stations Thursday 
Fort Worth 
night. From 8 to 8:30 o’clock they 
will broadcast from the lobby of 
the Texas Hotel over KFJZ. The 
T. C. U. band wih officially greet 
the Longhorn band at the Texas 
Hotel at this time. The Longhorn 
band will also broadcast from 8:45 
to 9 o’clock over station WBAP 
in Fort Worth.

It’s Topcoat Time

Wear a Smart, New

Topcoat

to T. C. U.

17.50

up to $ 3 0 .0 0

R u f f i a n s

D o u b l e - B rca s t r d 

T o p c o a t s

You will need a smart top­
coat soon! Now will be an 
opportune time to get yours 
. . . you can wear it to tho 
in Fort 
T. ( \ U. game 
Topcoat 
Worth 
Friday. 
grey,
shades are: 
oxford 
com­
blue. grey, tan, and 
binations.

UNIVERSITY TOGGERY

J. L. R O S E

On To A

Southwest

Conference

Pennant

o—-----------

John Davenport 

and Heber
Stone spent the week-end in Bren­
ham.

Maurine Lee visited her par­

ents in Edna over the week-end.

Mary Golden went to Temple

for the week-end.

After the Game!
FOR YOU-—

• WATCH •

O u r w in d o w s fo r sp ecial*
on F r id a y a n d S a t u r d a y

M A C K ’S .No. I and 2

THE ALL - COLLEGE

D A N C E

NEW VENETIAN BALL ROOM

VA%

Cl i ff Bf al y, s t e l l a r L o n g h o r n 

g u a r d :

“ It look? like a t o u g h battle

b u t w e h o p e to w i n . ”

Dor -th 
leenie: 
“WK*!

debt

Donne,

c a m p u s

: he i in a1 whistle blows, 
will have 
thoroughly 
the T. (’. LL Toad.”

The fa a »u> “ R d’' Sheppard: 
our 
*T predict a victory for 

(Continued on Page Four)

See “T exas Beat 
T. C. U.” Nov. l l
“ A r m is tic e D a y ”

3 Texas 
University 
Special Trains
T e x a s F o o tb a ll T e a m
L o n g h o r n B a n d 
T e x a s C o w b o y s 
U n i v e r s i t y S t u d e n t s a n d R o o te r s

First S p ecia l fo r F o o tb a ll 
T e a m

L e a v e s A u s t i n 1 0 : 1 0 a.m . Nov. 

IO 

A r r i v e F t . W o r t h 4 : 3 0 p.m.

/P l

$2.25 
Round Trip 
FT. WORTH

Clyde Littlefield, head coach 
of your Larruping Longhorns: 
“At the start of the season 
I stated that T. C. U. has one 
of the strongest teams in 
the 
Southwest. I still adhere to that 
statement. Not only hare the 
Frogs an advantage over our 
beys in an easier sc hedule, hut 
they have been pointing espec­
lf our 
for this game. 
ially 
players place themselves in the 
proper frame of mind, they will 
play well.”

V * *

Martha Mayhew, one of 
really pleasant co-eds and 
English major:

the 
an 

“I think Bevo II will 

really 
show it to the Toads. My guess:
Texas 7, T. C. U. O.

* * *

Dick West, member 

in 
the Texan 

good 
sports 

standing of 
s ta ff:

“A contect between two great 
clubs, with Texas holding a slight 
advantage because of an often-., 
that has met and proved success­
ful over such fine teams as Rice
and Oklahoma.”

* * #

Bill 

Smith, 

good-looking 

Longhorn center:

“In my opinion Texas will 
win by two touchdowns. I be­
lieve that we will handle their 
line better than most persons 
think.”

s s *

g a t h e r e r a n d 

Willie Mae Todner, 

scandal-
j o u r n a l i s m major:
“I think Texas will win by one
touchdown. If they don t, my face
will be green!!”

* * *

Weldon Hart, publicity d.recto! 

of the Athletic department:

“The winner will be the team 
with the most fight and the will 
to win. They say it’s the Texas 
backfield against the T. C. U. line 
— but how about Spearman and 
Oliver? And I understand we ha *

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Presbyterian Class 

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PERSONALS

A lum nae of T h eta Sigm a Phi, 
hon orary jo u rn a lism fra te r n ity fo r 
women, will m ee t W ed nesday night 
a t 7ISO o’clock a t th e home of 
Mrs, <>. B. Williams, 40J West 
T w en ty -ninth 
S tre e t. Mrs, Wil­
liams, hostess s ta te d T hu rsday,

B cnita H a r d in g sp ent the week­

end in Dallas,

A nn S co tt spent the week-end 

at her home in Waco.

F ra n c e s Briggs spent th e week­

end in Galveston,

Amy Novich w e n t to San A n ­

tonio this p a s t week-end.

J a n e McReynolds 

the 
I week-end a t her home in Temple.

spent 

Sarah Reid sp e n t the week-end 

in Waco.

So rah M cIntosh visited in Bel- 

■ ton this past week-end.

I K a th ry n 
the 
Pollock 
' week end at hr r home in Temple.

s p e n t 

! 

R u t h K n i f f i n v i s i t e d i n S a n A n ­

t o n i o o v e r t h e w e e k - e n d .

Madlyn S ehuchert spent S a tu r 

day and Sun d a y in Victoria.

Mary Russell spent the week 

end in San Antonio.

E lizabeth Colgin 
week-end at h. r home 

s p e n t 

the 
in Waco.

R uth D rae g e r spent 

the week­

end at, h e r home in Seguin.

Helen Levy spent S a tu rd a y and 

S unday in San Antonio.

Evelyn Gold 

spent th e week­

end at h e r home in B artlett.

Mary Hay w ent 

to Waco for 

the week end

Nell H allm ark of Scottish Rite 
D orm itory spen t the week-end in 
San Antonio.

Helene Mac key spent the w e e k ­

end ct h e r hopie in Temple.

J a n e C a r p e n te r w ent 
A ntonio fo r th e week-end.

to San 

Isabel Stein w e n t to Needville 

fo r the we k -end.

Alice N est ic visited 
mont o v er th* week-end.

in Beau­

M a rg a re t Ellen 

H artgrove, and Virginia 
spent 
parents in San Angelo.

the week-end with 

Jones, Helen
S oft 1
th e ir 

SMITH BABY

Captain 

.aud Mrs. E vert 

G. 
Smith are t j u p a re n ts of a b aby 
last F rid ay a t Grosse 
girl, born 
Point Farm s, Michigan. The b ab y 
named Carolyn, C ap ta in 
wan 
Sm ith 
of 
b u -int -s a d m inistratio n 
at The 
U niversity of Texas.

is associate professor 

O R C H E S T R A T O P L A Y

B urney Stimson’:* 

orchestra, 
which has played fo r tw o All- 
fall, will 
University dance- 
play at Hie U niversity club from 
It until 12 o’clock F rid a y night in 
Fort W orth.

this 

PAGE THREE

SMART
SHOES' ' * 1
W e’ re Showing

S I G E P S 

I N I T I A T E

T exas Alpha of Sigpia Phi E p ­
silon announces the initiatio n of 
Em m itt Lee Mathews of Palestine 
ami Richard Buhm an Johnson of 
Galveston.

Texas Alpha of Sigma Phi E p ­
silon ann ou nces the pledging of 
W a lte r Rogers, of Sherm an,

M arg e ry W eston of Ennis 
is 
visiting in A ustin this w eek as the 
gu est of h e r sister, Mary Lee 
Weston.

F rances Filch 

the 
Aloha Kappa d ance in Galveston 
last week-end.

a tte n d e d 

t f va - s ur f - f r o m f a r a n d rn

Old
Embroideries

They':-'
first, because they're^5T%._ 
suede. . . second, because 
thfy’re so chic, aud third, h c - ^ 
cause they’re the puce you want 
to pay . . . ,

House Shoes

r e c e i v e d 
J u s t 
l a r g e s h i p - 
a 
rn e n 
o f 
t 
H o u se S h o e s . 
A s s o r te d c o l ­
o r s . A l l s i z e s .

K Y KS
E X A M I N E D 

4 0 

a n ti 

acc r a t t l y 
;<nd glasses film! t J r . 
reasonably 
each student.

f o r Tffii H i 

A , B U R S T Y N 
OPTOMETRIST

gl s i . , C o n g r e s s 

P h o n e

S e e O u r W i n d o w
Luedecke-M offatt
Co.
Ninth and Congress

CLOSED ALL DAY 
FRIDAY
ARMISTICE DAY
fu Memory of Our 
Departed Buddies

W ill Your Shoes Attract 
and Hold Interest?

Austin cite Shoes will a n sw er 

to y o u r 
s a tisfa c tio n b oth re q u ire m e n ts and a t o u r 
new p ric e s—

Get Your P a ir Wednesday or Thursday for 
the A ustin High School Game F riday

DACY’S—822 Congress

T H R E E SO C IA L E V E N T S 
S C H E D V LE D T H I S W E E K

T here will be th re e m a jo r so­
the 

cial ev e n ts th e night before 
A rm istice holiday.

The girls of N ew man Hall will 
e n te r ta in with a fo rm a l 
dance 
T h u rs d a y fro m 8i30 to 12 o’clock. 
Clarence Nom iv will play fo r the 
dance.

The U niversity 

Light Opera 
C om pany will e n te r ta in with open 
house a t the studio in Z Hall from 
8 to IO o’clock.

from 9 

The AU-Univcrsity Dance will 
to 12 o’clock 
be h e l d 
T h u rsd a y night in G r i g o r y Gym­
nasium , H erm a n W a ld m a n will 
play fo r the dance.

A R M I S T I C E 

S C H E P l7 LEI) F R I D A I

The 

official A rm istice Day 
dance will bo given in Fort W orth 
the cry stal ball­
F rid a y night in 
room of the .Texas Hotel. Football 
players o f Texas Christian U niver­
sity and The U niv ersity of T exas 
will be h o n o r guests.
The dance will 
dance, w ith music 
Mu rf ay L am b ert and his o rch es­
t r a and [''rank F a r r e l a n d his o r­
c hestra. The dance will begin a t 
9 o’clock.

a 
be 
furnished 

b a ttle 

F E D E R A T I O N M E E T S F R I D A Y
The City B aptist T ra in in g S e r ­
vice F e d e ra tio n will meet at the 
F ir s t B aptist Church F rid a y a t 
7 o’clock, J. W. Mason, e d u c a ­
tional d ire c to r of the U n iversity 
B a p tist Church, said Monday. A 
special p ro g ra m is being a r r a n g ­
ed. Ja m e s J o n e s of the U niversity 
B a p tist C hurch will he am ong 
th e sp eak ers of the occasion.

G I R L S S E R V E T E A

T ea was served 

to 30 g u ests 
by a grou p o f P re sb y te ria n giv*s 
in Littlefield Dorm itory T u esd a y 
a f te rn o o n 
to 
5:lf) o’clock. Mildred R aym o re o f­
ficiated a t the tea table. The group 
g ath e re d in the living room before 
an open fire.

from 4:30 o ’clock 

L E A G U E G R O U P T O M E E T
I The executive com m ittee of the 
J ntcrf'Choly.st ic L e a g u e will hold 
a m eeting today a t 2:30 o’clock 
a i their office at Little Campti;-, 
R o y H end erso n, ath letic d ire c to r 
o f the 
League, 
Intcrschola tic 
st ated T uesday.
JPP 
, 
L aura B u tle r of Se otic h Rite 
d o r m i t o r y sp e n t the w eek-end at 

* * *

home in Beaumont.

„

$ 3 , 0 0 0 . 0 0

CASH PRIZES

in this g r e a t N a t i o n a l

S M IL E
CONTEST

Don’t delay! Come in and 
join up! If you're over 16, 
have a sm ilin g picture taken 
In our p h o tograp h st udio 
and y o u ’ll he In lin e for 
one o f the 173 cash prizes.

L A S T W E * K

!

S p v e i n i
8 x 1 0 Snit ling 
Portraits—with 
o n e h a n d - 
rn
c a l a m i in ails 
Em
F O R O M V 
S p re a d you r sm ile around

3

CONTEST ENDS NOV. 12
S tu d io — T h i r d F l o o r

E M .S c a r b r o u g h & S o n s

Three-
Four tbs 
of W isdom

time-— 
in 
that r y e exam '
ii*-, .-xrtmiiv yoni

rn; VMS* 
o il 
1 
*t your glasses.

SHE JUST COULDN'T 
SAY GOODBYE!

W hether Popularity, as illustrated above, 
is a blessing or a curse—it certainly must 
be deserved. 

W e’ re firm believers in the old saw ~ 
Clothes Make the Man, and you Ti be too 
when you see w hat a w h ale of a differ­
ence one of Scarbrough s O x fo rd Grey 
suits at $ 2 4 .5 0 makes in your appearance.

S m a r t f o r d a y t i m e a n d s e m i - f o r - n a l w e a r . 
s m a r t e r a p p e a r ­
A l s o r e c o m m e n d e d 

f o r 

a n c e s a r e w o r s t e d s 

in b i r d s e y e , d i a g o n a l , 

a n d p l a i n w e a v e s 
g r a y s , b r o w n s , a n d b l u e s .

'n v a r i e d b l e n d i n g s 

o f 

T H E M A N ’S SH O P— SECOND FLOOR

i i A s t e r

You know how it is. ll' a cigarette is m ild — that is, not 
h arsh or hitler, b u t smokes cool arid smooth-— their you Like 
it a n d d o n ’t w orry about how many o r how often you smoke.
And if it tastes right— that L, not oversweet, not Hat-— 

then von enjoy it all the more.

The right kind of ripe, sweet Domestic and Turkish to* 
bacao. -. the right ageing aud h i t tiding.. . make Chesterfields 
milder, better-tasting . . .They Satisfy!

© 1931, I-lt*.I ST & 
HillJU iQSd&CO Co,

 . 

i s

,-j y.-T

L t t s

t v r ? >
N I W S

By JA C K H U D S P E T H , JR .
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s t A i#ur. by Th# Tex*# S tu d e n t P u b lic a tio n s , 

new- puliliestior of The Ool-
th e cam p u s of tb # I m u T - 
Incor* 
»»#r» mort:sos except Honda r. th r o u g h o u t th # lo n g

t i t ) 

tut# lur:

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photo* * 91 Kl -f I. ■ A fter IO 

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Printed by th e U n v e r it y P ress, A. C. W right, M anager. 
Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at 

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E ditor-In-C h Of 
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Sports Editor

Society E ditor 
The* ter E ditor

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Bill D otier

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Maurinc Henderson, Sidney Miller, Mar?aret Gosling, Coryime 
Alien. Lillian Erat 
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N esbitt, Ruth W yatt, Jinx Rcagcr, Frances Branch, and 
Lovell Raney.

SPORTS STAFF 
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NO THIN G TO SAY

It is significant to note that, in the face of the 

storm o f criticism which has been directed a t the 
S iu d e n is ’ Assembly because of its choice of a p ­

to 

pointees 
the B oard of Publications, not one 
m e m b e r of the assembly has had a n y th in g to say 
about it in the stu d e n t frowns.

Now d on ’t get 

th e w ron g im p re ssio n ! T h e y ’re 
not sittin g back calmly, secure 
in th e righ te o us 
str e n g th of th e ir deeds. They know' th e y w e r e 
they a r e saying nothing 
ca u g h t re d -h a n d e d ; and 
t h a t 
because there is no th in g th at they can say 
w o u ld n ’t expose 

to f u r t h e r ridicule.

them 
You must u n d e rsta n d , of course, 

the assem bly w e re 
them who 

m em bers of 
T here are a few of 
unselfish best, but 
th a t th ey are powerless,

th ey are 

t h a t n o t af. 
the deal. 
th e ir 
to do 
in such a m in ority 

in on 
tr y 

T. C. U. Looking for Bevo
I t is no t hard to u n d e rs ta n d why the g o v e rn ­
ment of the nation is so o ve rru n with g r a f t and 
Student*. Bevo II needs your help. T o ! political tric k ery when one sees such exam ples of
elfi.-h schem ing am o n g the youth of the n ation.
— J . Q.

ial election of March 1930, the j an ^ V *iS n o t *£ur b u t 
defeater! candidate. Dr. Y a r e a s i A no.hei 
defeated candidate, Dr. V argas
declared th a t tho g o v ern m e n t had

a utho r, who 

Is h ive. 

comes 

onpd- Amendment - - 

T H E D A I L Y

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1932

At 3:15 

By holding a page of E. E. n e a r e r my bourgeois conception B o oth” by C a the rin e Goodale av- w rites from the point o f view of
to d a y one m a y h e a r C um m ing s’ “ Is F iv e ” to the light of p o e try th a n Mr. Cummings, has e rag e s one good s to r y and nin ety- one who saw all the g r e a t actor

I 

R am say M acDonald’s address a t ) one can see in the w a te r m a r k a w irtte n a p leasant book, “ A H andy nine pages of 
the Lord M ayor’s b a n q u e t broad- man w ritin g a t a desk. H owever, Guide 
c a st fro m E ng land 
(S a n A n to n io ),

the q uality of th e verse is n o t as L indsay took the Highway in the season with Booth; b u t since th e of Ivan K ru e g e r in the same m aga-
a p p a r e n t; a f te r a n ig h tm a re h ou r E a st as an ev a n g e list fo r poetry, a u th o r does no t have th e sense aine. The financial w izard 
is

adu lation 
I t is the h isto ry of a 

fo r B e g g a rs.” Vachel hun dred. 

N ot to be missed is the p icture

the of the last half c e n tu ry ,

over WO AI j 

to 

How 

a v e r t 

S O U T H A M E R I C A 
is South Am erica g e ttin g 
these days of stress and 
along 
strife . The cou n trie s a re w e ig h t­
ing fo r p o e try h e r e ? ” Mr. Cum- m o u n ta in stream s, and d istrib u t- p resses one as flimsy an d d ra w n W as Sam uel Instill 
ed down with large arm ies which 
m ings’ verse goes so f a r in try- ing his po e try fo r meals, he en- out. C a th e rin e Doodale a d ores h e r class?
m ust be m ain tain ed to 
a 
“ Songs of the C attle Trail and
ing to be f le e t h a t one can fra m e joyed himsell 
revolution, and th e ir public debts 
boring. Gov,’ C am p” by Jo h n A. Lomax is
rules for it. F o r one thing, since a m u sin g incident is his overnigh t 
troubled 
a re enormous. They a rt 
b e tte r re a d in g th a n the book I r e ­
p u n c tu a tio n is a m ere it s tit let? in- stop a t a f r a t e r n i ty , As 
with a class stru ggle betw een the 
tr e a t in g a chance to b r e a th e , ig- w as a pep rally chat evening, only help to the .student of Booth, it is viewed last week, “ Songs of th e
n o te it; this verse is breath less, two of the boys sta y ed arou nd to u n s a tisfa c to ry 
I hesitate
landow ners and the w o rk ers 
(in 
Moi coe e s , as a hy ph en is 1 a th e l h e a r Mr, Lindsay, b u t th e y m ade 
give m v opinion of it before
some places s e r f s ) . 
In some of 
- - 
the recent revolutions, the lower
"T h e L a st T ra g e d ia n of His re a d in g Mr. Lom ax’s e a rlie r collect
old-fashioned, elim inate it by join- him r e c ite all th e po e try he knew*. 
book 
classes have come to pow er. T hey j in£ the words to om q an o th e r. The book has an heroic tin g e ; th e E r a ,” an a rtic le on a new Booth 
tion. The 
blame foreig ners, especially 
in The S a tu r d a y Re- have th e w estern flavor, although 
the c o rre c t pro- view of L ite r a t u r e f o r O ctober my a u th o r ity on the subject says 
United States, fo r th e i r trou bles, • plete 
thai he has not h e a rd m any of
claiming 
exploited 
them sung. T h ere is n othing a t
E d w in all about music or tun es, but I 
sources. L e t us look at some of j inverted 
It is a n exc e lle n t still m a in ta in th a t this in fo rm a tio n
th e cou ntries in detail. 
is most im p o rta n t in any folk-song 

fa llin g 2 2 , gives one h m uch more ro u n d - 
re- d e rsta n d the silliness of se n te n c e s u n d e r the c h a rm of the book, one ed a n d a c c u r a te p ictu re th a n “ Be- 

BRA ZIL: A f te r th e p re sid e n t-! one ou £ht to ?ec *>>* now t h a t two fee t, and to s t a r t dow n th e high- su m m a ry o f his life and an esti- 

f o r rimes. W ith 
. pencil a mg analysis I p a u se ; any- dogs, 

th e | Make a s ta n z a fro m a n y bicorn- people in it a r e o fte n allegorical, biography 

and a 
th e re While the book m ay be of some 

th o u g h t. Misplace w ords; A f te r 
re a d e r un- c celure 

immensely. One a c to r so m uch th a t she m akes him 

t h a t th e o utsiders have 
the South A m erican 

is tem p te d to f o r g e t the bark in g hind 

r e a d in g 
fo r b e g g a rs and 

ave ra g e Cowboys.” H owever, 

the sore B ooth” does. 

the poor meals, 

lbus one makes 

Scenes w ith 

the same

inhum an 

f o r th e 

read er. 

songs 

trifle 

this 

this 

th e 

the 

 _ 

in 

in 

_ 

 

way. 

m ate of him 

in his g r e a t p a rts, collection.

“ Behind th*' Scenes with Edwin J. R anken Tow’se, 

the a u th o r, 

—-A rthur Daniels

Business D elegates

Return from Baylor

Hoover -

Comments

(C on tinu e d F ro m P age One)

(C ontinue d F ro m P age Two)

po n e n t fro m ta k in g office. W ithin
a m onth, the m ovem ent which he 
sta rte d i r n m ated in the unseat-
ing of the presid ent. V arg as de* 
d a r e d himself president. 

B udington (R) 5.683, A r m strong 

n ' n ' 
D a l la s S t a y s Dem ocratic 

c . 

« 

*• 

^ fjt. | t a Sigm a Pi.^professional j k een f o r weeks 
business a d m in istra tio n f r a te r n ity , I c o n fro n tin g them .
have 

» 01„ 

c e rta in 

s u f fr a g e 

(D ) <,509, 

co nv ention 0f 

r<<turned fro m W aco a f t e r 

The m a g n itu d e of the Demo- _ 

 a ssisting B eta Iota c h a p te r of Bay- cratic sweep, however, 

^
*®r | l o r U n iv ersity in e n te r ta in in g the 

*i"0 \ e r 
U o v e in o r. F e rg u s o n 
Bullm gton ( h ) b , 3 i i , A r m s tr o n g ; P rovinc e 0f Delta Sigm a Pi la st ■ shoulders, to the economic times,
W e e k . D elegates from six of the and to som e ex ten t to th e p r o h i-j 

L a te r some of the politicians in 
the s ta te of San P au lo asked tor 
a n o th e r presidential election. V a r - U e11 
gas said th a t b e fo re one could be 
held 
re fo rm s 
w ere necessary. He wished to e x - < bid) 26. 
tend s u f fr a g e to the lo w er classes W ich ita— F o r P re sid e n t: Boose- 5 5 c h a p te rs of the f r a te r n it y a t- bition issue, on which th e Demo - 1 o v u l a r y arm hail-fellow , etc.: 
so thai the lando w n ers could no t velt 4,649, Hoover 680. For gov- 
c d ie into 
the election ___ 
The Palmists claimed th a t he was 
t r y i n g 
to s u b s t i t u t e m i l i t a r y oil- j 
ga rc h y for dem ocracy, 
s ta rte d a revolution in San Paulo. *r n o r : Ferg uso n (I)) 
A f t e r th re e m o n th s of 
the Palmists have b e e n suppressed, “ • t 
a n d th eir leaders a re now being 
de p o rted . 

of
th e I ru m in a tio n , I do not sh u d d e r to 
im­
placable 
the 
p e re g rin a tio n s 
Messrs. K ey, Hilliard, and Staf-
delightful 
ford will result 
victory fo r o u r side. Probably th e
su p p o rte rs of o u r w o rth y oppon­
ents believe this to be an a p p a r e n t 
inadvertence on m y p a rt, but— aw 
"V ORK. Nov. 8 — (IN S.) heck, w e’ll sm e ar ’em by a 7 to

pow er again. So he set e“ 'n o r: F e rg u so n (D) 2,439, B u l - ; Silver A n n iv e rsa ry B a n q u e t which Peal ami m odification while 
in d a te in May, 1933. h n g to n 
.

0f T e x a s 
included F re d e ric k E.
Wallace. W. D. Craig, Jr ., H e n ry
Sm ith—-For p re sid e n t: Roose- ^j G uthrie, W. E. Dozier. W a lte r
h o o v e r 409. F o r gov- p a y ne? Lud Jones, Kelton Alexan-
Bul- der, C harles O. Callaway, Lee

in I R epublicans m erely promised re-; say *b a t the im peccable and 
of 

Dem ocrats to H ave
M ajority in Congress

NEW 
A D em ocratic Congress un- {<5 c o u n t!”

^ 
Itoose- n i v e r s a r y of t h e f o u n d i n g of th*

and they ve^ L 766, Hoover 162. F o r gov- fra te rn ity ,

cele bra tion of the tw e n ty - f if th an- submission.

fighting, • |*n 8 lCm * o '1, A r m s tr o n g rin d ) 

‘‘r a ts took a positive stan d for r e ­

the S o u th w e ste rn I T hey ascribed 

D elegates fi •oui T he U n iversity 

2,940, A r m s tro n g vva5 h ej(i 

“ A fte r countless m om ents 

also hav- f.riU r ‘ T»^USK>P Ai P 

j lion a f t e r the first play.”

th e convention and 

(Did) 2. 
, Y U . 

it, with shru gg ed 

The g o v e rn m e n t 

illu stra to r extra

J . 01 Pi (-'Shlent: 

bul Piety.sen, 

s h r i n e Club 

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-For p r e s id e n t: Roosevelt M rs‘ 

guests from A ustin were Dr. and
v ,,/ Mrw,

r i „ v 

of the Roosevelt landslide. 
indicated 
r e t u r n s 

E a rly 

j 

t h e : most ta p dan c e rs 

F r a n c e s King, one o f the fore-
th e U nited

in 

m g to e 
of a severe d ro u g h t in the n o rth 
e m p a r t of th e co u n try

rin d ) 2 
Hill-

th a t d e f e a t
was

L a rru p in g Longhorns by a m a r ­
gin of two touchdowns. I t will be 
__________ __ __________
a tough b a ttle and I will be able
surprise d J to m a k e a more a c c u r a te predic

bound ary

been th e c e n te r of a 
dispute f o r th e 
l a t ten 
Both g o v e rn m e n ts have 
arcus.!!* o a t,o r a l p a t n o ism over „ 
this te r r it o r y rn a n et fort to avert 
a rev
into 
cause :

in o b ta in in g 
n a m in g 

b e e n 

be-1 

eel sr, 
he . n u n Ko th ro u g h i t to | IinKton 
the P a r a g u a y River, her ; 

palo 

evolution. Bolivia is especially Roogt,velt u s 6 H 
Vt steel 

(R 2 QW

, , int0_ _ F 0 r 

g

P o tte r — F o r p re sid e n t: Roose-

F e rg u s o n ID) 1,818, Bul-

p re sid e n t: 
1 156. F
r ,

it, 
it, >e- s o v e r n o r ; F erg uso n (D) 740. Bul- F re s h m a n Fellowship Club on th e P r a n c e vs* l f H a n n u

/ m 

ne 

r a r a g u a v Kite)., nei 

th at business 
, R) 155, 
leadership 
• p.™. ami ni>n f » « i Anni m AU a f Tovae 
i,*0 u t ? ; va,.__ a w 
I., a, . . 1 1
Red River— F o r p re s id e n t: Roo- and professional m en of T e x a s O v e r V o t e R e s u l t
g r a d u a te ,
discussion 

inly access to th e ocean. Now both j seVe]t {.'JD4 , Hoover 7 7 . F o r gov- expect 
c ou ntries a r e facing each 
in a b o u t f i f t y wooden fo rts, and Ungtori (R ) 418. 
r im e J u ly , th e fig h tin g ...is *een 
t 
' 

N E W Y ORK, Nov. 8 — (IN S.)
over
the
M cL en nan —- F o r p re s id e n t: Roo- club w as opened with a musical U nited S ta te s, G ov ern or Franklin
the W esley Bible D. Roosevelt g ra n te d a b r ie f in ­

th a t followed at the Y. M. C. A. — B e a m in g with happiness 
T u e sd a y night. The m e e tin g of th e his election as P re sid e n t of 

r o o s e v e l t H a p p y
r A . j . V T 

o th e r e rn o r; F e r g u so n (D) 838, Bul- and 

sevelt 5,400, Hoover 383. 

th e college 
inform al 

3o Does M cLennan 

t ’ . t * v 
" 

I* o r j p ro g ra m by 

type of 

led 

the 

^ 
‘ 

in 

l 

Dr. W. T. M a th e r talked to th e

Freshman Fellowship f th a t the S e n a te would go Demo- 
! cra tic by a small m arg in alth oug h 
Club Hears Mather re p o rts w ere missing fro m some

w estern states.

M arjorie Rogers, h isto ry m a jo r : 
“ I th in k it will be p r e t ty d o se . 
B u t as W ellington took Napoleon, 
so will Texas tak e T. C. U.”

Jp $

C o n r a d F a th , p r e s i d e n t o f th e 

Z ilch C lub:

liste n 

“ A s h a s b e e n th e c u s t o m 
in 
th e p a st, us Z ilc h e s w ill sta r t 
c e l e b r a t i n g th e c o m i n g v ic t o r y 
on T h u r s d a y n ig h t a nd c o n t i n u e 
it till S u n d a y , l f in g o o d c o n d i­
tion F r id a y , w e w ill 
to 
th e g a m e — I m e a n s e e it. A ls o 
us Z ilc h es will a t t e n d th e g a m e 
in a b o d y — I m e a n a s a b o d y, or 
s u m p t i n ’. 
( l f w e c a n fin d th e 
sta d iu m w h ich w e d id n ’t do last 
will 
t i m e ) . 
s o m e b o d y p le z e c o n s t r u c t 
fo r 
g la d ly , 
m e a s a n d w ic h — I w ill 
e t c ., e t c ., e t c . ”

P e e p le s , 

P l e i e , 

* * *

SE E K E R S OF K N O W L E D G E

The man who spends his time in th e pursuit of 
knowledge seems to be held in low esteem a r o u n d 
here. Ile is not r e g a rd e d as a real college s tu d e n t 
at all. He dues not go to ru g b y g am es; he doe- 
not join any societies or go to a n y dances; he does 
n o t cry "ra h , r a h ” when his superiors lei! him to. 
Book . lectures, or the a d o ra to ry occupy his time, 
and he peers at the p rin te d word f a r into the night.
Of course, if he has oyes or ears for an y th in g 
outside his work, he is not long le ft in peace. He 
is urged* to g e t out and d an ce; to be a sport and 
come and listen to someone who will tell him to be 
a s p o r t; to go to m eeting- an d v ic fo r people 
whom he doe- not know ; to em ancipate his indi­
viduality from the ty ra n n y of books and su bm erge 
it in the b e n efic ie n t rule of alb re d student lead­
er-. Th- poor individual is re g a rd e d as an in co m ­
plete man 
if he does not follow the general ex­
ample of his fellows.

thing, 

th e re is a n extensive 

R evo lu tion ary as the idea m ay be. we n e v e r th e ­
-cho a r has a place at college. 
less think t h a t tin 
F o r one 
lib ra ry of 
which he may make use. T here are intelligent p ro ­
fessors who very likely know m ore than they dare 
in lectures. And in his defense it m a y be 
reveal 
a rg u e d 
is not very much of a 
th at 
nuisance, he makes little noise a n d ta k e s up little 
•room, and he provides a passive tang ent for those 
who wish to bandy about the w o n I “ a p a th y .”

the scholar 

It can be f u r t h e r said th a t th e .scholar even does 
le a rn in g to

some good, He m ay acqu ire enough 

world m ay be the b e tte r fo r him, though he has 
n ev er grow n hoarse at an intercollegiate strug gle 
or made his head ache a t an u n d e r g ra d u a te s o d a . 
evt ning.

As the scholar is a one-sided man, lacking m any 
of th e more p o p u la r accomplishments, he will n a t ­
u ra lly come in fo r m uch criticism. B ut the* wolrd 
can do with an occasional one-sided man. They help 
life to have m ore m ean in g fo r the others, th e y add 
to o u r store o f achievem ents a n d hopes. It is we I 
n o t to have too m a n y of them, b u t the universities 
m ust be c a re fu l th a t th e y do n ot abolish them al­
ranked somew here 
to g e th e r. Scholars should be 
n e a r athletes, executives, d e b a te rs, and 
like, 
w hen we consider those things which go to make 
up a com plete university.

the 

H A P P I N E S S C O M E S F R O M O N E S E L F

in tern a l feeling, anti 

H appiness, psychologists td i us, is m ainly a m a t ­
they reco m m end at 
te r o f 
least an h o u r each day to spent alone in th o u g h t if 
th a t happiness is to be achieved. The college s tu ­
d e n t’s day, how ever, is so full of classes, a ctiv i­
ties, Studying and pleasure w ith others, th at such 
an h o u r is rarely on the program .

I t m igh t be well f o r th e u n d e r g r a d u a te to stop 
a nd question him self as to his s ta te of happiness, 
H e m ay o r m ay n o t be chocked to find th a t he isn’t 
as satisfied as he th o u g h t he was; he may sudden ly 
realize t h a t his c o n sta n t a c tivity 
is m ak in g him 
tired , irritable and critical.

T h e n is the time f o r him to t r y the suggestion of 
his teachers. Sixty m in u te - does not n ecessarily 
h ave to he th e given tim e; it m a y be more or less. 
But the u n d e r g r a d u a te will find th a t once he has 
le a rn e d to e n jo y an b o u r o r so each <iay J-v him- 
self th a t h< wiif derive m ore p le a su re cut of his 
o th e r a c tivities and a g r e a te r p eace of mind from 
his whole day.

— Syracuse O ran ge.

ing victory over P re sid e n t Hoover
“ I'm n o t going to say a thing
till I h e a r from th e W e st coa st,” 1

last said Presid e n t-e le c t Rooseve t.

J a m e s A. F a rle y , chairm an of

i T i ’Y e r e u ' T n to? 6 ^
t o n ' (P.) T .0 1 2 , A rm s tro n g f in d ) ™m a ‘n d e r ,,f 
5 

m any years! i n 1922.~a "treaty was 
signed giving i t to Columbia. B ut 
last Se p tem b e r, P e ru v ia n college 
s tu d e n ts s ta r te d a m ov em en t 
Shelb y— F o r p r e s id e n t; Roose- 
to 
g et it back, claim ing th a t it w as velt 700, Hoover 16. F o r gover- bunday> A on<?' a c t Play will be | 
more accessible to P e r u th a n Col- n o r : F e rg u so n (D) 587, Bulling- P a n t e d a t 
umbia. Since then, p o p u la r mili- j ton (R ) 
taristic e x c ite m e n t has be<*n run- 
ning high in both cou ntries. 
C H IL E : Riva! fa c tio n s o f 

pro g ra m was w orked o u t by th e 
c o un c^ at a m eetin g 

D e n to n — F o r p re s id e n t: R eese- m e m be rs of 

v elt 1,006, Hoover 8 8 . F o r gov- 

to a n n o u n c e m e n ts made. R ehear- j 

the e r n o r : F e rg u so n 

the se m e s te r T h i s , 

"'as an n o u n c e d f o r 

Bulling! I 

l i t , 

th e 

re ce n tly , j X. 

lington (R ) 409, A rm stro n g (Ind) 

a r m y have been c ausing m uch pol- 
i ti cal u n r e s t in Chile 
Six g o v e rn m e n ts have been ere- j 
ated and deposed in the last five j sevelt 1,274, Hoover 140, F o r gov- Ernie Koy Sues Kidd 
m onths. However, 
g o v e n m u nt 
Presid en t 
Oyandel seem s to be r a t h e r per-- Rusk— For p r e s id e n t: 
m anent. 

E rn ie Koy, L o nghorn football
The t a r i f f w ar betw een Chile I e r n o r : F erg uson (D) 1,026, Bul- ace, .sued J . H. Kidd in a mock 
! trial a t th e M cLaurin Law So­

p re s e n t j e r n o r : F e rg u s o n 
lington * R) 687. 

« 
1 
I n IV lOC tv U o u r t 

I velt 1,434, Hoover 8 6 . F o r gov-j 

L ub bock — F o r p re sid e n t: Roo- 

(D) 708, Bul- 

d ra m a tic com- 

,
I r i f t !

L aw rence, 

(R) 539. 

-----------

Roose- 

umic*r 

th e 

^ 

 

and A r g e n tin a will be ended soon, j lington 
ft ha:- been a nnounced.

com -]
the club m e e tin g the D emocratic 
‘ T u e sd a y night, D ecem b er 13, by m ittee, sittin g a t th e G o v e rn o r’s
the club, acco rding elbow, i n t e r je c te d : 

n a tio n a l 

J 

Alex Louis, a nig ht editor of 

the Lejfan:

. 

_

“ I t ’s all over but we w a n t to 

TIhe final score m ay be: l e x a i

(D ) 733, Bul- sal*# u n d e r th e direction of E u - j w a it un til we h e a r 

f r o m Cali- j 

l * b\

* * *

form a and a few more s ta te s out

m ittee chairm an, will s t a r t soon. : th a t w a y ,”
o---------------------- * 

 

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Smith Congratulates 
President-elect

Ed R ather, g u e st condu ctor of 

“ If 

the Co-Op grid p a rtie s;
the boys have 

rig h t 
spirit, and I know th ey have, the 
final score will be 14 to 7 in fa v o r 
of T ex a s.”

the 

<< * *

N E W YORK, Nov, 8 — (IN S.) 
G overnor F ra n k lin D. Roosevelt 
ciety moot c o u r t'Tn the Y a w Build- was w arm ly c o n g ra tu la te d by “ A l” 
ing T u esd ay night, fo r in ju rie s a 1- Smith, 
great D em ocratic 
legedly sustained in an autom o- Linier, in a d ra m a tic m e e tin g to- 
a t D em ocratic national head- 
bile accident some time ago. T h e ; 
the Biltmore Hotel
a th le te claimed 

t o I q u a r te r s 

in ju rie s 

th a t 

the 

in 

P h ile a s P. P h f f f t 
“ P r u d e n c e p r e v e n t s me fr o m 
p r e d ic t in g w h a t p u n is h m e n t our 
p r r u d p r o d u c ts w ill p ro v id e fo r 
th e po o r a m p h ib io u s P o lu k a s ,”

# * 

iii

W ilbur Evans, sports editor of

Travis Solid 
For R oosevelt

Young A dvocates

State Book Store

Dewey \ oung. m em ber 
leg*rlature, and cha irm a n 
finance com m ittee, p ro p o se d 
establishm ent of a 
book s to re f o r s tu d e n ts in 
ad dress to th e Bi-Stone E m p i r e 1 
c l u b M onday 
VV at on, president, said Tuesday.

S t a t e -owned j 

.night, 

S eventeen 

boxes 

in 

ii avis his back s u ffe re d a t th a t time re- w here Roosevelt and a p a r t y o f i this sh e e t:

I C o un ty re p o rte d at I 0 clock this suRed jn handicaps th a t kept him
th e mvthical All-

f rom m a k :n4r 

P re s id e n t— H oover, 102; A m erican football team.

of the m o rn in g the following to ta ls : 
of the* 

F o r 
the Roosevelt, 1389; 

F o r Governor-—F e rg u so n . 1131 

A tto r n e y s fo r th e p la in tiff w ere .S ta t e s by an overw helm ing ma 

intim ate frien d s received th e re-1 
t u r n s which showed he had been I stu d e n t body, 
elected P re sid e n t of 

“ With the pro p e r s u p p o rt of the 
the G re a t Texas 
th e U n ite d I backfield should come ou t ahead,
and th e line will be in strum ental. 
It 
of
T e x as.”

look> like 

7-0 in 

jo ritv.

favor 

■— -------

S< *

California Climbs

Jones, Sadler, V a rn e r, and King, 
A tto rn e y s f o r Kidd were Aycock, ] 
Camp, Hall. Fossler The 
was G rady IL Chandler.

ju d g e

his Bullington, 488.

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E liz ab e th Publications Phones
Carry Election N ew s

State-ow ned 

Mr. Young s ta te d th a t th e pro-
posed 
bookstore 
would enable th e stu d e n ts in the 
U niversity to buy or re n t books
a t the cost price, and wrnuld re-
duce the present cost o f b o o k s 1'1™ ; 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon ^ confjnpd 
considerably. 

j 
offices of the T exas S tu d e n t P u b - , g ea}th g ervice 
Ii c a tio n s was 
I 

A b a t te r y o f telephones in the
. D i 
, 
... 

o Capac y , h o fe r an(j 
; 

: until eve t past rn,onight cv,th rails 

A a v Apl■ .T tiA s n a v 

taxe< 

c , 

, 

e i g h t e e n s t u d e n t s i l l Aboard Bandwagon
E igh teen s tu d e n ts w ere r e p o rte d 
ill T uesday by th e U n iv ersity 

SAN FRA NCISCO , Nov. 8 .—

C harles M a i e r - 1 (IN S .) — C aliforn ia, P r e s id e n t 

jyjjr jam Cooper w e re i H oo ver’s home sta te a p p e a re d to
t0 

1
infirm ary.; night to have joined the R om e- 
the Dem ocratic
l.andwagon, 
ners, R. H. I’entz, E d n a A n d er-1 candidate piling up a large lead

Duva|1> v ,,|m # Janc MeV- celt 

Sc!on 

. 

.. 

The follow ing new m em b ers 
were elected 
club: John 
to the 
King, B ow er C rider, Nell Hall­
m ark, and William Anderson.

were deceived at “ h i rate o f one son' Franci* Moi'Ph>'' an‘i 
e very 30 second?.

T a c q u a rd w ere 
H ospital. Home visits w ere m ade | 

a t St. D avid’s ! C alifornia.

in

Ray West, the G re a t R e p o rte r: 
the
“ Personally, I d on ’t 

think 

F ro g g ie s can ta k e it! ”

* ♦ 

*

Helen Mims, Co-ed specialist in 

foods:

“ I believe 

the good A us­
that 
tin food will make the Texas fo o t­
fall team str o n g enough to beat 
T. C. U. The score: Texas 13,
T. C. U.

*> * *

get to Fort Forth for the T. C. U .-Texas 
football gam e, h e needs 
transportation 
funds, A special car will be required to 
transport the big steer, and students have 
been asked to contribute a dim e or a dol­
lar toward the cost.

N ow that we have our mascot, 

let's 
m ake good use of him, Bevo shoulii be pre­
sent at the T. C. V. gam e. The Longhorns 
need their m ascot and so do the rooters. 
He stands for the fighting, staunch Texas 
spirit. Bevo MUST be at that gam e.

Friends <>f t h e University w e r e k ind 
enough to present us with the mascot, and 
it’s up to us to see that he attends all the 
footb all contests and that he is properly 
taken care of. The Army m ule is a lw a y s 
at t h e g a m e s t h a t t h e W e s t P o in t c a d e t s 
en g age in. Those c a d e t s c a r e fo r t h a t mul e 
w ith a d e e p devotion. T h e y r e g a r d him as 
a p a r t of t h e i r sc hoed. F o r t h e m u le to be 
absent from one of their football ga m es 
would be unthinkable to them .

The sam e th in g should app ly to 

t h e 
t h e i r 
University of T exa s s t u d e n t s a n d 
longhorn 
st e e r m a s c o t — Bevo II. Bevo 
should becom e a tradition. Steers of his 
typ e are rapidly becom ing extinct. Soon 
this 
there will be no more longhorns in 
part o f the country. W e must give good 
care to our m ascot. W e must m a k e him a 
center of a tradition, as w ell as known as 
the Army m u le or the Yale b ull do g.

So pitch in, s tu d en t s, a n d l e t ’s be s u r e 
that Fort 

that old Bevo doe- not miss 
Worth gam e.

- 

• h , .* a* 

Encouraging Reports
A clip pin g from the Fort W orth Star- 
Telegram reads, “ For the first time in 61 
years, Ohio Northern U niversity is going 
to hold a colleg e dance on O ctober 29, 
com m em orating a 
lon g stru g gle by stu­
dents again st the bali of college d a n cin g .’’ 
■ y ai Urn* 
Such ar*;cL s < a 
U niversity to sit back and th an k th e o f­
ficials o f this U niversity of th e first rank 
for the position that th ey h ave taken on 
social a ffa irs at the U niversity. There are 
fe w even ts on th e cam pus w here students 
can ga th er and m eet each other on equal 
basis as the Saturday night dan ce held in 
th e gym n asiu m , It is only regrettable th at 
feel a back­
some o f the new students 
wardness about atten d in g 
th ese dances. 
Only on ce or tw ice a year student cases 
present th em selv es before th e discipline 
com m ittee for m iscon d u ct at th e dances, 
and th e student guilty of such m isbehavior 
is d ea lt with in a su fficien tly severe m an­
ner to keep th e num ber of such reports at 
a very low mark.

thank 

the o fficia ls for 

Students ap p reciate th e relative amount 
of freedom given th em here in com parison 
with other schools over th e State, and it 
is believed that th ey show this a p p recia ­
tion by an unusually high p erce n ta g e o f 
rule-abiding students. There is one privi­
lege that the students do not have that 
th ey would 
it 
gran ted — the p rivilege o f p layin g tennis 
on Sunday afternoons. 
is understood 
that the advisory com m ittee will consider 
the m atter in their m eetin g this w eek , and 
if favorable to that body, the tennis q u es­
tion will be presented to the Board o f Re­
gents ih their com ing m eetin g of N ovem ­
ber 23. If the fa cu lty advisors and R egen ts 
would see fit to cousin en this matter, the 
students would have a kind feelin g in their 
hearts for both groups.

It 

T im e 

C o m p le te , r e tu r n s on 

th e nu

 

 

 

election 

o--------------

T h e usual 

Parlin to Announce 

D e g r e e List in March lhv coop eratio n of 
tm nal News Service. 

! ti o f t a T T e r tio iT ’a m l’ thy' gubvvnn- ‘fV P ' T 
tic
in T exas w ere I ^ al)1.’lel 
torial 
given by The Daily T exan th ro u g h Vir£ im a 

r ea lize that th ey can a ctu ally gain b ene­
fits from such associations outside class 
hours, y e t th ey have only to try the idea 
to be Convinced, Instructors are elected to 
th eir 
th e facu lty not only on account of 
special attainm ents, but in consideration of 
their personalities 
co n g en ia lity as 
well,

for an Inventory
ineligihlity of a n u m b e r of 
men on the f r e s h m a n football squad calls 
attention to th e possibility that a l a rg e per­
cen ta g e o f students, and of new students 
in particular, h ave no idea of how th ey 
scholastically. H a lf of 
are progressing 
th e first sem ester h a s passed a n d 
tests 
a r e now b ei n g given for th e e xp re s s p u r ­
pose of ch eck in g up op a c a d e m i c s ta nd in g. 
It is unfortunate t h a t the l a r g e r classes, 
those which permit the sm allest am ount of 
indiv idu al attention from th e instructors, 
are g en era lly classes for first an d second 
year students. There a re no 
instru ctors,
, 
now ev er, w ho are not w illin g to give a Ho your d iffic u lties now , no m atter h o w while many students who ar# now thJ actual construetion 
largo a m o u n t ot their tim e outside class low your grad e m ig h t be, vou have a p retty ^xP®rt4ng to g e t d e g re e s will drop buildings being 
hours to co n feren ce periods w ith stud en ts. | fa ir ch an ce o f k eep in g out o f th e list of J1,0?11,1, 
M any instr rn tiara hold re g u la r ly .scheduled bustees. ( je t c o n g e n ia l w ith y o u r instruct- j
Man> instructors hold regularly scheduled bustees. i ,<*t congenial w ith your instruc- 1 
students w ho are not in tor; ask him a* out his gelt score and w h a t 
cont err aces, in 
conference*, but s tu d e n ts w ho are not in tor; ask him about his g o li score and w h a t 
I hex* classes should avail th em selves of he thinks of the election. You w o n ’t pull 
opportunities to conte? with their p roles- the wool over his eves, but vou m ight pull 
a a s . a 

<r‘l 
lbe 
a p p h c a n ts 
it a n > - j f o r degrees, each of whom m u st 
’ n i n g s wrong, w hat it is. l l you w ait an y I be given personal consideration, 
longer, you w o n ’t have much ch a n ce o f a n d because second se m e ste r ap-
h elp in g yoni s o l i , out lf you w ill w a k e up p lf ta n is will 

So, freshm en, it is a g ood idea to tak e 
ad v an tag e of t h i s season to get around and
es!] v g o t acquainted with your professor I 
ii i. o u t n o w y o u r e 

The l i n of c a n dida tes f o r bach­
elor of a r ts d egrees from 
t h e 
College of A r ts a n d Sciences will 
be released in March, Dean P a r- 
lin an n o u n c e d Tuesday. A t e n t a ­
tively c o rre c t list ca n n o t be com-

Dave E lm e r of New O rle a n s vis-
ii od T om Bun kb y a t th e Sigm a 
Alpha Epsilon bouse S a tu r d a y am t 
Suiwiay. 

o 
S C R I B B L E R S E L E C T T W O
W a lte r Goldschm idt w as elected 
vice p re s id e n t and Jo e Cason and 
voted new
Muriel T e lf e r w ere 
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in 

A R C H I T E C T S H E A R S P E A K E R
E dw in J. Cole, fro m the offices 
o f W a lte r G. W a r r e n arid Com­
p a n y of Chicago, gave an i n f o r m a l 
ta lk to th e sonhoiftore class of th e membt’rs a t a m e e tin g of Scrib 
, 
hvopnomoii Class OI in t 
cli is. lo 
lers’ Society 
d e p a r t m e n t o f a rc h ite c tu re , stress­
hall T u e sd a y night, Helen Gold-*
ing- as his main po in t the neces
- • n firnh1om n.
*tv of 
baum, p resident, 
sity of seeing a design problem as 
D onald Ross an d J a m e s G raham 
if it w ere going to be bu ilt r a th e r 
read original 
seletcions. O p e n 
th an as a beautifu l pic tu re on p a ­
to! urn discussion of 
to
per. H e urged 
li*t,|study th e rj!ans aiKi 
lh en w atch
of the
e re c te d on the
cam pus. Mr. ('ole sta te d t h a t this 
is a splendid o p p o rtu n ity of stu d y ­
ing an d com paring the plans in 
the developm ent of buildings.

1 Lem le, F rances Darden, and 
I J

0 
/ nine ^a u n e . aeggls visited 

i u l ^ a r a e g m w . b a a rut.

exan was held. 
- 

. l e n d at her home in Gonzales,

E le a n o r Jon es s p e n t the week- 

i i r i d *,„• m an * 

j e n orm o us n u m b e r of 

J a n ic e M b l i n g e r 

8rc ’ e ex'

th e week-end. 

th e s tu d e n ts 

th e Interim -

!j0. ^ H a r r y 

Inez T u r n e r w ent to Waco f o r I 

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increase 

d o i n g , 

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Mar-! ocratic 

in early 
trend was Dem ocratic 

the 

returns, while 

W ashington, Oregon and Idajio 
altho ug h r e t u r n s were too m e a g re
th e re to f o r e c a s t the fin al r e s is t s 
with c e rta in ty .

in 

Horton Smith, another mem-

ber of the Curtain Club:

"L> t S ta f f o r d c a r r y the 

ball 
and h e ’ll b rin g it home. The b a ­
con? N o t The c o n fe re n ce c h a m ­
pionship.”

* * *

th

t h e gh4.s’ stu d y T w o Practices Held 
said T u esd ay. I oday by & eer Band

________

T e-W A A -H iss to H ave 
Picture Made Today

p inal re h e a rsa ls p r e c e d in g the
f h e Daily 1 qy C. U. gam e, for th e Longhorn
Band, will be held to d a y at 4:80

Te-W A A -H iss Club will have
its p ic tu re made fo r the C actus 
at th e regular m eeting this a f te r -
in W o m e n ’s
o’clock 
lite . th** rally, “ Reil” Sheppard, assis-I G ym nasium , Miss T h e lm a Diliing-

o’clock a n d a gain to n ig h t a f t e r noon at 5 

p a ie n t s in Mou ton over tho week* U a n t d ire c to r of 

th e ban d, an- ham, sponsor, said Tuesday.

jnou nced T uesd ay . 
be 

“ Music 
"M usic 

to
to 

played 

over 

KF.J2, a n a WEAR, F o r t W o rth
radio sta tio n s, 

T h u rsd a y night. 
rehearsed W ed nesd ay,”

the I will he 

W ork wih be continu ed on the
ch an g in g of th e constitution, and 
f u r t h e r plans will be made for 
th e f u t u r e m eetings.

An ex ecutive m e etin g will be 
re g u la r m eeting.

held a f t e r 

the 

w eek-end in San Ant onio, 

j S h e p p a rd said.

I t a p p e a re d probable t h a t all of 

J o e M unster, p re sid e n t of the

8 ° D em ocratic. A rizona a n d Ne- 

“ I w o uldn’t give any

points

McAngw,Velm* Sealy, th* six Pacific .lope state., would I C u r ta in Club: 

b re w ste r, M a r g u e rite vada w ere swinging strongly Dem- e ith e r w ay.”

*

 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1932

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T H E D A I L Y

T E X A N

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HAROLD TEEN—H A P P Y DAY S

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T H E A T E R S

“ H O T S A T U R D A Y ” 

<?) — 
N a n cy Carroll* C ary G rant, 
Randolph S co tt; and E w en 
through 
H ail's Band, now 
F riday. A t the P aram oun t.

“ H E L L ’S H IG H W A Y ” 

( ? ) — 
Richard D ix, Tom B row n, 
tod ay 
R ochelle H u d s o n, 
through F riday, A t th e H an ­
cock.

“ M ADAM RAC K E T E E R ” 

(B 
m in u s)— A lison 
S kip w orih , 
EvaJ,dn 
B e n n ett, 
R ichard 
K napp, G eorge R a ft, now 
through T hursday. A t the 
Q ueen.

‘M AN A B O U T T O W N ” (? ) — 
W arner B axter, K aren Mor­
le y , today only. 
“ D ow n to 
E a rth ,” W ill R ogers, Thurs- 
and F riday. A t th e T exas.

E stim ate* : A, g rea t; B, g o o d ; C, fair.

Patterson Makes 
Speech Friday At 
Memorial Service

University 

to Participate 

in American Legion 
Celebration

Dr. C. P. P a tte r so n , p ro fesso r 
o f g o v ern m en t in the U n iv ersity , 
w ill m ake th e m ain ad dress a t the 
A m erican L egion m em orial s e r ­
at the 
v ice, which w ill be held 
F ir st M ethodist Church 
im m ed­
ia te ly la tter 
parade, F riday. John A. M cCurdy, 
e x e cu tiv e se cr eta ry o f 
the E x- 
S tu d e n ts’ A sso cia tio n , w ill b u d 
the so n g serv ice, L. Th co B e ll­
m ont, chairm an o f th e serv ices, 
said T uesday.

th e A rm istice D ay \ 

Registrar to Mail 

Report of Grades 

For MicUsemester

“ F a ilin g gra d es o f E and F 
w ill arrive hom e the M onday 
a fte r T h a n k sg iv in g ,” H. T. 
P arlin, dean o f th e C ollege o f 
A rts and S cie n c es, stated T u es­
fa cu lty 
day m orn ing, 
m em bers h ave b een req u ested 
to have their g rad es in m y o f­
fic e n o t la ter than W ednesday, 
N ovem b er 2 3 .”

“ A ll 

T he o f fic e s t a ff w ill have 
only T h a n k sg iv in g D ay as a 
holid ay, and w ill w ork on the 
recording and m ailin g o f the 
g rad es on 
fo llo w in g F ri­
day and S atu rd ay.

the 

F a ilin g grad es w ill be sen t 
to both th e stu d en t and par­
en ts. A ll grad es o f those on 
sp ecial 
ob serv a tio n and fin a l 
trial w ill be reported.

A w TcMA 6© m q a
T o PAI t£l Poi Sox!
F o r F ig /aJ’ W ooR 
&XAAV PAPERS- 
rt> UKE To s e e 

THAT s r jp f& d 
s h s e r Kjek&p 
CPFa TW’ 

A V 

/

i Q u een ’s “ Madam R a ck eteer”

R eview ed Today

C h ie f l y A lis o n S k ip w o r t h .

_ 

AN E N JO Y A B L E T R IF L E , the 

se ts a b o u t rela tin g in farcied vein 
lady 
w h a t h app en s w hen an old 
w ho has seen b etter d a y s, both in 
and out o f W estern H em isph ere 
prisons, v io la te s her p arole 
to 
save tw o charm ing d a u g h ters o f 
from m esa l­
an ea rly m arriage 
lia n ce and p en ury. A liso n Skip- 
w orth, grand old dam e o f 
the 
screen w ho is le ss n oted than she 
m ight be, has the role, and, for­
tu n a te ly fo r th e p ictu re, m akes 
the m ost o f it. For other roles in 
th e p la y fu l bit o f d ram atu rgy are 
reco g n iza b ly props, a lth ou gh en ­
acted by co m p eten t a cto rs: Rich­
eccen ­
ard B e n n ett p o rtra y s the 
tric husband who d oes n o t q uite 
know w h a t to m ake o f his long- 
a b sen t w ife ’s 
E valyn 
K napp and G ertrude M essin ger 
are com ely as the d au gh ters. Rob­
e r t Mu W ade ap pears a s the sm a ll­
tow n banker whom M adam R ack­
e te er sh akes down 
fo r cash r e ­
q u isite to op eration s, and y o u n g 
incon­
John B reeden, as his son, 
v en ie n tly in love w ith one o f the 
g irls. G eorge R a ft has fin un- 
d eco ra tiv e role as a n o th er hab­
itu e o f the h a lf w orld w ho co n ­
v en ie n tly d iscovers he is not, a l ­
ter all, 
the other 
love w ith 
d au gh ter. A pp arently w ell suited 
to le g itim a te dram a, th is p lay su r­
p risin g ly is listed as an original 
Screen sto ry by H arvey H arris 
G ates and M alcolm S tu a rt B oylan. 
A u d ien ces find it am using.

return. 

in 

the 

T he A u x ilia ry w ill sponsor 

Tournaments and Games
On Sport Calendar

Girls Will Hold 
Athletic Meets

th e 
poppy sale to b egin T hursday in 
the dow ntow n o ffic e s . The o ffic e s 
w ill be closed on A rm istice D ay. 
The Red J a ck ets 
from A u stin 
H igh School w ill sell poppies all 
d ay Friday. The parade w ill begin 
at th e fo o t of C on gress A v en u e at 
cap itol 
9 o ’clock, rea ch in g 
a b o u t l l o’clock. A t this tim e, the 
e n tire group w ill fa ce w est, U ni
v e r sify o rg a n iza tio n s and p ersons 
w ho w ill take p a rt in th e p arad e! M em bers o f T urtle Club, sw im - 
are Dr. H, Y. Benedict* p r e s id e n t ; m ing org a n iza tion fo r g irls, w ill 
the I n iv ersity , fa c u lty m em - J have an op p ortu n ity to p a ss som e 
of 
the U n iv ersity , O range 1 0 £ th eir te sts a t th e m ee tin g to
hers of 
J a ck ets, I n iv ersity Legion A u x - | be 
^he sw im m ing pool o f
d ia ry , \ \ o m e n s f a c u lt y ( lob , all<* th e W o m en ’s G ym nasium to n ig h t 
^ o’clock, A d ele Barbiseh, leader
t e 
th e U n iv ersity ch ap ter 
D au gh ters of the A m w ic a n R ev- 
the club , an nou nced T u esd ay, 
olu tio n . The A ustin High S c h o o l!
The c ub w ill also p ra ctice d iv in g
Band, the L egion Drum and B u gle 
and the craw l and w ill have 
a 
C orps, the M unicipal Band, and 
w ater polo m eet. M iss Barbiseh 
oth er civic 
have 
has a n nou nced that the club w ill 
b een asked to m arch in th e par­
to 
m ee t T hursday at 5 o’clock 
ade.
have its p icture m ade 
t h e 
C actus.

o rg a n iza tio n s 

fo r 

of 

C harles 

A banquet w ill be given 

at
1 2 :3 0 o ’clock a t the D riskill H o tel
for the ex -serv ice m en. 
B ern in choirm an o f the banquet. 
In sta lla tio n of H ardy H o ller s as 
in com in g com m ander o f the L e­
g io n and Mrs. W arren F reund as 
in com in g p resid en t o f the a u x il­
iary w ill take p lace at. this tim e.
O f f i c e r s t o B a n q u e t 

 

.

.

.

O ther w o m en ’s a th le tic clubs

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‘ "day. «» * • » > * « . I ™ '
th e U . T.

" • » 
cess Kirk, p resid en t o f 
S. A., a n nou nced T u esd a y :
h u n t at 

Plummer Views 

Gas Regulation

Unit Plan Recommended 
For Oil Production

produce too m uch g a s. The g a s
m anages to esca p e in sp ite o f a ll 
p recau tion s. S om e o f the g a s is 
disso.ved w ith th e o il by virtu e 
in 
o f the f a c t th a t gas and oil 
th e sam e stratu m under a high 
p ressure 
b ecom e dis­
solved.

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Wheatley to Judge 

is 

the 

“ W h en ever 

Tryouts for Drama

cu rta iled , 
oil 
m eans m ust be so u g h t to cu rtail 
th e flo w o f gas. a lso ,” P ro fesso r 
F. B. P lum m er o f the d ep a rtm en t 
M iss K a th erin e W h eatley, pro­
o f p etroleum en g in ee rin g , said. 
fesso r o f F rench and ad visor to 
“ T h e cu rta ilm e n t o f gas 
is by 
the dram a com m ittee o f Le C ercle 
no m eans an ea sy proposition due 
Paul C laudel, w ill ju d g e tr y o u ts 
to 
f a c t th at all g a se s have 
fo r p arts in M aurice M aeterlink ’s 
th eir pec uliar b eh aviors. In m ost 
p lay, “ La M ort de T in ta g ile s,” at 
ca ses sp ecia l eq u ipm en t has been 
a m eetin g o f the com m ittee th is 
to cu rtail th e ex c esiv e 
d esign ed 
a fte rn o o n at 3 o ’clock, in the Cur­
flow' o f gas. 
Such appartu3 as 
tain Club au ditorium , M orris M or­
th e b ottom h o le choke, th e r e ­
rison, p resid en t, announced T ues-
duction o f the size o f tu b in g , and
day. The p lay will be p resen ted 
th e use o f the g a s lif t w h ereb y j som e tim e b efo re C hristm as. T hose 
in ta k in g part should
g a s is not allow ed to esca p e b u t J in terested 
in
and 
is recy cled by com pression 
th e m eetin g , M orrison
rein trod u ced 
th e p rod u cin g 
in to 
sand, cu rtail the flo w ,” he added.
b e .ie v e s 
th a t the co n serv a tio n o f th e g a s 
su pp ly should be u nd er th e d irec­
tion o f en g in ee rs who are fa m ilia r 
w ith th e w ork in g con d ition s. R eg ­
u lation of th e g a s should be such 
th a t the m inim um o f g a s is pro­

the 
club w ill co n sist o f a so cia l to­
n igh t a t 7 o’clock a t the F acu lty 
M en’s Club, 2304 San A ntonio 
S tr ee t, in stea d o f at the F rench

sation al g a m es w ill be played. Re­
fresh m en ts w ill be served . Stu-

The reg u la r m eetin g 

atten d 
stated .

P ro fesso r 

P lum m er 

o f 

oil I d en ts, p ro fesso r s,

A 

sc a v en g er 

-1:30
o ’clock w ill be the fe a tu r e o f the 
t h e 
B it and Spur m eetin g at 
W e& tenfield R id ing Club a t 5
o ’clock, R uby Roby, lead er, said , i dueed w ith each barrel o f 
The g ir ls w ill ride 

banquet a t 
F riday, 

in tea m s o f
th e *our* and th e on es co llec tin g th e

A u stin ch ap ter of the R eserve 
O ffic e r s’ A sso cia tio n w ill hold a
m ee tin g and a 
D riskill H otel
R obinson, Jr., p resid en t o f 
a sso cia tio n , has announced. The 
F la g T o u r n a m e n t
principal sp ea k er at the m ee tin g 
T ee Club w ill hold a fla g tou r 
w ill be C olon el F rederick R. de n am ent a t its m ee tin g W ed n esd ay 
F un iack, Jr., c h ie f of sta ff, 90 th I on the T w en ty -fo u rth S treet g o lf 
d ivision , San A ntonio. The sub- i cou rse a t 5 o ’clock, E dna G ill- 

produced. The g a s is the 
prim e 
m over o f the oil and as soon as
Edward g re a test num ber o f nam ed o b je cts j th e su pp ly o f g a s ha- been dis-
sip ated th ere is little ch an ce fo r 
th e oi. to be p rod uced ; as a re­
su lt the oil sta y s in the ground 
and in th e end b eco m es a w a ste. 
con trol 
T he reg u la tio n o f g a s 
w hich d ocs not in te rfer e to o m uch 
w ith the prod uction o f oil is com ­
m en dab le.

Ijqct o f C olonel de F unjack's sp eech I m ore, beader, said T u esday.

the w ill win th e hun t, M iss R oby said 

pie in terested in F rench are 
in­
v ited to join or to com e a s v is­
itors, M orrison stated .

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Raney Made Official 

Of Fellowship Club

■ N ot the least u proariou s laugh w ill be “ N a tio n a l D e fe n se .’’ 

program , 

in the ad- w ill begin at 9 o ’clock at 

The A m erican L egion D ance 
in the cu rren t Q ueen 
how ever, 
t h e 
is co n ta in ed 
Vance sh ots o f Laurel and H ardy’s D riskill H o tel, w ith S tev e H ard­
b a c k U p Y our T ro u b les,” w hich | n er’s orchestra 
the 
w ill show F riday through M onday. I m usic. The gran d m arch w ill be 
A nd th ere is talk th a t even the j ted by the o ffic e r s during w hich 
n ew s 
iii it. 

g u ffa w s j tim e over-sea m elo d ies w ill 
played. A carnival e f f e c t w ill
in 

has a cou p le o f 

E stim a te B m inus.

I em p hasized 

fu rn ish in g 

th e 

(sig n ed )

-c.b. I and fa v o rs w ill be p resen ted dur- j T u esday.

d eco ra tio n s, M ary Lee M cK ee, sponsor, 

I in g the 

in term ission . U n iv ersity

A draw tou rn am en t by th e mem*
g irls w ill be a llo w ed to a tten d it hers w ill fea tu r e th e m e e tin g o f
th ey g e t perm ission 
the 
D ean o f W om en b efo re A rm istice 
D ay.

S tr e e t 

from 

, 

to 

C o m m o n U m p ir e N e e d e d 

O rchesis w ill m eet at 7 o ’clock 
in the d a n cin g stud io o f th e W o ­
p ractice 
m en ’s G ym nasium 
g rou p in gs fo r th e ( ’a ctu s p ictu re 
taken T hursday, A m anda 
to be 
lead er, an n ou n ced . 
G atoura, 
in 
Ju nior O rchesis w ill m eet 
be the d a n cin g stud io o f the W om en ’s 
be : G ym nasium at 5 o’clock , M iss
said

One o f the b est w a y s fo r the 
d irected reg u la tio n o f g a s, a c­
cording to P ro fesso r P lu m m er, is 
the unit jf.ap which, p rovid es th a t 
j the m an agem en t o f the p ro p erties 
is under a com m on um pire and 
the prod uction p ra ctices to be in 
the hands of capable en g in eers.
located at 
is u su a lly 
j th e top o f the oil stratu m and the 
g a s reservoir is com m on ly know n 
R acquet Club at 5 o’clock on the ; as the gas cap. W ells that a re 
as the gas cap.
T w en ty -fo u rth 
ten n is ! d rilled in to th e top o f th e stru c-
ea u ris, E u g en ia S am pson, le a d e r ,. ^ure ancj p ierce th e g a s cap are
saki.
prone to produce m ore g a s than 
is n ecessa ry , and in th is w ay the 
w ells on the top o f th e stru ctu re

The g a s 

T ex a s A lpha o f S igm a Phi E p ­
silon a n n o u n ces th e p led g in g o f 
Matthew' V aughan C arson, 
o f 
S om erville.

Opening Today

H]BELL’S H IG H W A Y ,” 

starrin g
Richard Dix w ith Tom Brown 

and R och elle H udson, op en s today * 
at th e H ancock to p lay through 
F rid ay. T his picture is the story j 
o f life in a prison cam p. It deals 
w ith the ab u ses o f prison ers who 
are flo g g ed and ex p o sed to to r­
tu res if th ey w ill not ok ca n n o t 
k eep up the m an -k illin g pace at 
w hich th ey are forced to w ork. A 
lo v e sto ry is in terw o v en w ith the 
harsh c r u e lty o f the p ictu re. Duke 
E llis (R ichard D ix ) sa c r ific e s his 
own freed o m to sa v e his 
little 
b rother (T om B row n) so that the 
y o u n g ster can return to his mo­
ther and sw eeth ea rt. T h is picture 
lea v e 
should 
its m ark on fu tu re 
leg isla tio n in th e U n ited 
prison 
S ta tes. “ H e ll’s H ig h w a y ” 
g iv es 
D ix th e m ost re a listic role o f his 
lon g and su cc essfu l career. Tom 
Brow n, w ho en a cts th e 
o f 
D ix ’s little brother, Joh nn y, w ill 
been 
be rem em bered as h a v in g 
starred by U n iv ersa l 
“ Tom 
Brown o f C u lver.” R ochelle H ud­
son, a bright n ew com er, plays the 
part o f Mary E llen , 
J o h n n y ’s 
sw eeth ea rt.

role 

in 

WA R N E R B A X T E R , 

in “ Man 
A bout T o w n ,” w ith Karen 
M orley and Leni S te n g e l, opens 
fo r today on ly at the T exas. The 
film has to do w ith 
the S ecret 
in tern a tio n a l sp ies, and 
S erv ice, 
a series o f id e n tific a tio n s o f v ar­
iou s persons 
certain 
ev en ts. The ex q u isite K aren M ot­
ley should be enough 
to m ake all 
o f you see th is show . W arner B a x ­
ter^ as an ex -S ee ret S erv ice m an 
w ho turns his hom e into a cosm o­
p olitan g am b lin g house, g iv es 
a 
sm ooth p erform an ce.

fo llo w in g 

Reparations Topic 

Of Debate by H oggs

A d eb ate on the q u estio n “ R e­
so lv ed : That R ep aration s Should 
B e A b o lish ed ,” w ili b e th e m ain 
fe a tu r e o f the w ee k ly m eetin g o f 
th e H o g g D eb a tin g Club to n ig h t 
a t 7 o ’clock in th e Y. M. C. A . 
b u ild in g, C harles P a tte rso n , p res­
id en t, said y esterd a y . J o e S pu r­
lock and L. C. H erb ert w ill uphold 
th e n eg a tiv e.

Frank H arrin gton , G eorge S h e f­
fie ld , Ii. F. Luna, and W. S. H ar­
ris, n ew m em bers, w ill g iv e th eir 
in a u g u ra l sp eech es. H arry H ar- 
Ijfington, 
Sam H ersto n e, R. F . 
Luna, C. T. O liver, J, B. D orsey, 
fo r 
ai 
M em bership, w ill be vo ted on. 
rn
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nd A l C ooper, 

a p p lica n ts 

A rn o tt S ta ffo r d w e n t to H ou s­

ton th is past w eek-en d.

RL 

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Contract Let For

Dance Decorations

le t a con tract fo r 

The A ll-U n iv ersity Dam e com - | 
m ittee, at a m e e tin g T u esday af-1 
tern oon , 
the j 
d eco ra tio n s fo r the T h a n k sg iv in g I 
dance to B. E. B rooks and D. C. 
B aer, sen io r 
d en ts. A co n tra ct w as also le t to 
S te v e G ardner’s orchestra fo r the J 
[all sem ester; how ever, upon no­
tic e to Mr. G ardner, any other or­
a 
ch estra m ay be em ployed for 
dance.

arch itectu re 

stu- j 

This w as th e first m eetin g of 
new 
th e new co m m ittee. The 
chairm an 
v ice 
is H ill H od ges, 
p resid en t o f the S tu d en t A sso c ia ­
tion and re p resen ta tiv e from the 
S tu d e n ts’ A ssem b ly. Ruth 
llo w e n 
is the w om an rep resen ta tiv e from 
th e stu d en t b ody a t 
and 
S p u rg eo n Bell is the m an rep re­
sen ta tiv e from th e stu d en t body. 
M iss L u la B e w le y is rep resen ta ­
tiv e from the D ean o f W om en’s 
o ffic e , and A m o N o w o tn y from 
the D ean o f M en’s o ffic e .

large 

George
RAFT

W Star 

Screen’s N E W 
j Romantic Hero
of “ Night 
After Night** Re­
turns with a 4- 
star cast 
a 
dramatic comedy 

in 

m ash !

H a n c o c k

New Showing?

S u gar C oated?

. H E L L NO! 

. 
The story is 
B rutal aud T rue!

R I C H A R D

D IXwm W HPI JBrmk

—in—

n m o o a i m ;

W ith 
Tom Brown 
Rocheiie Hudson

P in s
Comedy
Cartoon
N ew s

H a n c o c k

T A I C . A r f 

t i* X ■

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8th, 9th, Main and Commerce Streets

CL Qaramount picture

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AH Students and Members of The University of 
Texas Faculty, on

November l i t h and 12th

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200 Rooms— $!.0Q up. 

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A I.aff-Riot 
with—

G eorge
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ALISON
SK IPW O R TH

RICHARD 
B E N N E T T

N O W S H O W I N G

Q U E E N

-rfu s t I n j r f o il se 'of ti*

;

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r n 

Club o f th e Y. W. C. A, a t a i 
m ee tin g 
in th e g ir ls’ stu d y hall 
y esterd a y , G en evieve C la ik , presi­
dent. announced 
co m m ittees w ere a p p o in te d :

T he fo llo w in g |

District Governor

Talks to Rotarians

Thom as A. R ousse, d eb ate coach, 
-aid T u esday. A ubrey Liver man 
and R alston W arfield have signed 
dp fo r the a ffir m a tiv e and Hobart 
M addox, E u gen e Avens* and Bill

w ere a p p o s e d : so- j C o lo n el C. C. Todd o f Bryan.
'g o v e rn o r o f th e fo rty -se v en th dis- 

, «, • , 

b f 

, 

cia l, A nn R am sdell. R uth S h irley, tH ct c f R otary In tern a tio n a l, w a s | C arter fnr th e n eg a tiv e.
and L eilia N en d eil; m usic, E v e ly n ; th e principal speaker at 
B raden, M arilee K one, and 
[anet 
Pugh,
H ale; 
L ouise W ellborn, V io let Cook, and 
Mary E llen Barker.

i m eet­
ing o f the local club T uesday noon 
at th e D riskill H otel.

J. Campbell Wray
H e a d V o ic e D e p a r t m e n t

d ram atic, 

B e tty 

On his o ffic ia l v isit, C olonel 
Todd w as introduced by B everly 
I Boyd, p resident o f the local club,
in trod u ctory >onjj had 

Dr. Frank J ew e tt, d irector o f j a fte r an 

th e T ex a s B ible C hair, w as t h e been su n g b y John A. M cCurdy, I 
main sp eak er on 
the A rm istice secreta ry o f the E x -S tu d en ts’ As- 
D ay program . He em phasized the i se d a tio n o f T he U n iv ersity of 
need o f racial love for th e a b d - j T ex a s and a m em ber o f the clu b .}
ish m en t o f war. L ucille L eaton I 
read “ T he D ead March N ig h tly ,” 
a poem by P. D. M oreland, and 
their 
E lsie S a g eb iel ex p la in ed the m ean- j nam es to th e list o f d eb ate squad 
28,
in g o f taps. 

F IV E D E B A T E R S A D D E D 
F ive b oys have 

sin ce O ctober 

can d idates 

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Texas School of 
Fine Arts

T e a c h e r o f 
S in gin g

S tu d io s 2 0 1 0 W ic h i t a 
A c r o ss fro m L a w B u ild in g

M axim um

W ords

Price 

Each Extra Word

$ .30 
.55 
.70 
1.00 
3.50

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3c
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Times

1
2 
3 
6
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I month

$1.00 per line 
minimum three 
lines

SH A M PO O

and

F IN G E R

W A V E

50c

W Ti

the price, but not 
W e h a te reduced 
shop w ill
th e q u ality. V anity Beauty 
con tin u e g iv in g their nam. h igh quality 
work 
they are noted. FAST 
.SERVICE— H AIRCUTS a sp ecia lty .

for w hich 

VANITY BEAUTY 
SHOP

809 C on gress A ve.

P hon e 2-3584

F R E E T H E A T E R T IC K E T S

given on req u est w ith 
and set 

th is w eek.

every 

sham poo

Expert b eau ty work at 

reason able 
p r ic e s— ju s t w h at you need to look your 
best for the T h u rsd ay night G erm an.

C O LLEG IA TE
405 W est 23rd

B E A U T Y SH O P
Dial 4412

t'HAT fam ous m au -ab ou t-tow n and p lay­
boy, Sam J a ck so n , w ill want to know 
what his con tem p oraries are d oin g. Cali 
tic k e t to 
by B. Hall 119 
Man About T o w n ” now sh o w in g a t th e 

to g e t Four 

T exas.

COACHING
M ETCALFE, th e coach. Moth I and 13. 
P h ysic* I aud 12, Chem iatry I and 13- 
i Graduate stu d en t. Three y ears expert- 
i enc?. Call 0435. 2900 San A ntonio.

p la y in g in "Man About Town" a1 th* j S P E C lA t 

DRESSM A KING -—F ir st cla ss d ressm ak ­
ing. L adies’ tailorin g and alteration s. 
Elia Foyil. Phone 7658. 509 Naltft B u ild ­
ing

I G uadalupe. 

FURNISHED a p t s .
LOWER FLOOR DUPLEX, 2705) North 
F acu lty 
n e i g h b o r h o o d .
Furnished.

Three room s, sleep in g porch 
$40. G. JI. Brush. P hon e 0347— 4927.
EVEN TH (HJG l l S o b M ontgom ery isn ’t 

♦
v

should bo 

in- i 

to call by B. Hall to 

T exas, M artha May hew 
terested enough 
get her 

____ _
free tick et. 
HOSE MENDING
H OSE M ENDING— W ork guaranteed at 
m ost reasonable prices. Try us. TH E 
B L U E B O N N E T ! SH O P. 2288 G uada­
lupe.

LOST AND FOUND
FRANCES MCLENDON probably 

feel* 
th a t sh e needs som e pay B r her bull- 
board m artyrdom . Call by B. H all Iii* 
tao g et your free tick et to th e T exas.

THE DAILY TEXAN
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

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AUTOMOTIVE
SERVICE— S T I’ DENT RATES I ( ON MKL LY

FLORISTS
•I i Cong re.-. 

 Bouquets,
R oses, m um s, and all 
flow er*. D elivery anyw here. 

season ab le 
Your credit good. Phone 9400.

Varc/itij Mobor Service
£ r.
i t * H r 
PWO NE 2 -5 3 8 8

r‘

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BARBER SHOPS

LADIES, p resen t th is ad a t 
HARBER SH O P. 2264 G uadalupe, 
receive a 
receiv e ton ic w ith haircut.

TEXAS 
and 
tuck clip PREE. G entlem en, 

CAFES

LAUNDRIES
S T U D E N T RATHS
HOME LAUNDRY.
I
I I P H O N E 3 7 0 2 

LOCKSMITH
to all 

tru nk s, 

KEYS FITTED 

doors,
re­
ps ired. Rob;. F th lia. Jr., 564 Brazos.
P hon e 2-141 I.

locka, 
cleaned and 

etc. G uns 

A GREY 

felt Buford hut w as 

left 

in V'aggener Hall SIO 

at 

12

o ’clock Saturday. Owner w ill apprec­

iate finder calling 3625 ,

LOST ESKIMO SPITZ w hite 

puppy.
Ha*, three dark sp o ts on Body. Reward 
_________

for inform ation. ITione 9 2 9 1 .

ROOMS FOR RENT
LARGE ROOM w ith sleep in g porch 

in 
fu rnish ed . Con-
ven ien t to U n iv ersity . 2624 Rio Grande 
St. P hone 2-2560.

p rivate home. N icely 

W ANTED
S tu d en ts——Spare Tim e Work 
S ee Mr. S te e le ; 1912 Nttecea 
B etw een 5 and 6 p .m .__
W A N T E D

Can u se several young m en and you n g 
in m aking 
wom en who are 
in terested 
som e good spen d in g m on ey 
in the next 
few w eek s w ith an excellen t op p ortu n ity 
for a perm anent con n ection . Sales e x ­
p erience desirable, h ut not required.

S ee H ig h t a t B. H a ll 110 b etw een 1:3 0 
______________

m d 3 p.m . W ed n esd ay . 

USED CARS

KEAL BARGAINS IN UN ­
USED TRANSP ORT ATI ON

PLUMBERS

repairs, 

Plumbing

g a s
Gas h eaters. N ice selection . 
> na hie. T rojan W ater heater*. 
a Street P hone 6768,

RECORDS

W hen 

in Round Bt
SAM 

I! NSS 03 

LAFE

Stop at 

u . of T. S tu d en t*’ H eadquarters 

pvr-H, !* 
Chicken Dinner# BO cen ts
lit. ELMER. L eggo the feed hag* long 
enough to call by B. Hall 119 to get 
This
to 

the T exas. 

your 
m ean* you, Leroy Hurley

tick et 

free 

CLOTHING
H IGHEST CASH PRICES paid for -sec­
ond hand cloth in g. S h oes, co a ts, h a ts, 
and ev ery th in g valuable. 417 E. 6th. 
Telephone 8762.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for second hand 
cloth in g, sh oes and hats, W e a lso buy 
j ladies' cloth es. P hone 8717, or call by, 

407 E ast Sixth.

CLEANERS

•\ NEW
today.
Peep J*
< rushy, 
Cong r e s ­

tit; i Y • • . ■ n ,i. T h eir 

it ! . 
it
"H ere L ies L ove” and “ H ow 
the O cean” as sung by Bing 
J. K. R E E D MUSIC CO.. >05

TAXI SERVICE
TH IS Carl Cxignit is a re a l fellow th at 
lift. Call by 
fo r a co m p lim en tary w ash Job 

d o e s n ’f m ind g iv in g a 

th e T . P. G as ii S e rv ic e Co.
CONG RESS TAXI 

20e— One 
P hone 4 7 6 

or Two P assen ger*

417 C ongress

B. H al! 
from 

TRAVEL BUREAU
of 

S T U D E N S 

th« 
f a k e a d v a n t a g e 
AMERICAN TRAVEL, BUR EAU. Sh*-#
to o u t-o f- 

ex p en ses. T ravel home and 
town gam es, Phone 2-3333.

H ERE ARF. PRICKS TH AT YI FAN 
RE A L SA V IN G S T O YOU

S u its C A P ( c a s h a n d c a r r y 

D elivered 
P a n t s C A 
D elivered

I* ( c a s h a n d c a r r y I 

ST A D l l ' * SKY 

2503 Guadalupe 

l l , F IN t-.itS
Phone

ELECTRIC SERVICE

TYPEWRITERS
We have 
the
P E SI RENT 
T Y P E WRIT EMS 
in A ->in 
S T E C K S 

* th at Lavaca 

5-334

AM m akes 

typew riter* rented, 

b o u g h t, sold *asy p a y n im !* .
[ \ REW RITER EXCHANGE 

H O 

r - * T. n ih 

P im a* g - $ t < i

TYPING
S T E R N S T Y P I N G B U R E A U wa n t * y o u r 
ty p in g . Quick aer vice, reasonable Biti*. 
fo r a n d d eliv ered . 1’feOM 

W ork called 
> .
GIRLS, he - is aem e m oi* puhm fitf to?
fo r 
a r P. Ga A S e - i ice Co. rom pinnal* A* 
i or y o u r 
a ry g r e a s e job 

C h a rle s. I U v!!,-. C all by 

 1 9 f t K«* (al a n d *

It. H all 

I . I car.

;

1929 Ford C o u p e .....................$1

IO

1927 P ontiac Sport C oupe. 

$75

I

SIM ON A U TO ELECTRIC 
SE R V IC E
Tau! Sim on, Prop.

AUTO SALES CO.
OOO L a v a c a S t.

S tarters and <’■■■■> 

R adiator Repairing

and Bruke S ervice 

400 S an J a c in to S tre e t 

P h o n e 2-3070

 PAGE SIX

Cooper Works On
Educator’s Life 
In Library Files

Late Teachers Responsible 
For Founding Of 
U niversity

is 

H ubert Cooper, youngest son of 
< l i t e Os Oat at H enry Cooner. 
ie of the fo u n d e r s of The Uni- 
in Austin 
■r> tv of Texas, 
"rial concerning his 
at

mater tai c one e
e ‘and worka. He ;
rfciRg in the vSTiou
pus. Mir. <

path*
fat he
TFT C? Si*
til Sn cs on the c
]>. r,
UT,

WO birot he t i ana a
the wTil in*
;?1 anni

• T 1 J 2

f a t I

Dr, Cooper 

died A ugust 22. 
1:182, in Abilene. He was "the 

t i e 

re p e rs o n ," according ti
fo rm e r Gover-
the whole

t ■
0 . M. Roberts, in 
to r o f *.ho < mflhiishn

T ee U niversity c
\\ 

t copt i 

Dr. 

exas.
born Nave

b e r 22. IS52. on a plat 
R tsk ( ounty, near Cart 
critptcm! Ysit1 I tiivc4 ’‘sitv
0 f 15 an d in IS 72 Rf a d c 
Phi Beta Kappa honors.
T a u g h t a t Y a l e

in 
I b

a

to 

In Ja n u a r y , 1873, he retu rn ed 
to rexas. F o r six years he c o n ­
due ted H enderson College in E ast 
T exas and th en became a m em ­
b e r vt ’he f irs t facu lty of the Sam 
H ouston Normal In stitu te when it 
opened a: Huntsville in 1879. H< 
,m x t ta u g h t classical languages at 
Yale fo r several years and th e n 
v e n t 
the U n iversity of B e r­
lin. VV hen he a g a in r e tu rn e d to 
Texas, he beearn* th e principal of 
tile H uston High School and soon 
aft* r was e «*< ted State su p e rin ­
tendent 
instruction.
1 rom I *90 to I sn*', he was s u p e r­
in te nd e nt of th e 
jhlic schools of 
G alveston and 
in 1899 became 
o f Baylor University. 
presiden t 
In 1902 Dr, Cooper t ra nsf er re d his 
w ork to W e st T e x as and Simmer.- 
University, of which he became 
president.

of pus lie 

Dr. C ooper's ed ucation was ob­
tain e d in p riv a te institutions. Dr. 
the 
F rederick E n . c h a irm an of 
d e p a rtm e n t 
and 
philosophy of education at Th* 
U niversity of T ex as, says that he 
w as " s u p re m e ly a m a s te r of the 
technique of te a c h in g ."

o f th e h istory 

the first 

Dr, Cooper 

is responsible fo r 
m uch of the a dv a nc e d situation of 
the public school system of today. 
Hi was 
professional 
school m an to occupy the office 
of the S ta te su p e rin te n d e n t un d e r 
the new re g im e be g u n in 1884; 
lie set in motion a new building 
p ro g ra m ; he 
local su­
pervise.?; in schools; a n i he e x tri­
c a te d the text book situation from 
chaos. T here w ere many7 at this 
the e-iab- 
tim e fig h tin g again st 
lishm ent of public high schools; 
Cooper represented 
.he progres­
sive vii w, Dr. E by said.

in s titu te d 

U n i v e r s i t y F o u n d e r

Dr. Cooper was 

in 
interested 
in­
th e t ra in in g o f te a c h e rs and 
tro d u c e d 
the 
fo r 
d e p a r t m e n ts 
tra in in g of te a c h ers a t Baylor and 
S im m ons universities. He was e n­
g ag ed in ti ainir.g teachers at the 
l a t t e r school a n d f o r several years 
at The U niversity of Texa .*

IU. Cooper opposed 

As for T he U niversity of Texas, 
there was g r e a t 
indecision anti 
a rg u m e n t c o n c e rn in g ii- establish­
m ent. 
th e 
N ew York plan f o r the State of 
T e x a s and wa- ©ne of the fo u n d ­
e r - of 
In 1921 
D i. Cooper was nam ed ch airm an 
dt the S tate * om miss ion for the 
S u r v e y of H ig h e r In stitu tio n s.

the U n iv ersity . 

Three sons and a d a u g h te r sur­
vive Dr. C o o p e r; O scar H en ry 
the 
Cooper, Jr.. c on ne c ted with 
publishing f irm c f Ray Long and 
Richard R. Sm ith , Inc., of New 
Y o rk ; Dr. S t e w a r t Cooper of A bi­
lene. a fellow of American College 
Surgeons; H u b e rt Cooper, 
o f 
newspaperm an; and Mrs. Dan A. 
G allagher of Abilene, who receiv- 
* * her bachelor of a rts degree 
fro m th e U niversity.

Bevo Leads - -

(C ontinued fr o m P a g e I )

ta k e the 
F i a r 
I l a :l’s. will t» p dance.

tage. Mr. Hail will sing.
K n g , anoth* m em ber of 

t y o f T 

Train- 
J 

U ni ve r s i t y , will p 

Don McCall, accordionist in th e 
n as w e l l
to Furl Worth w ill be 
h U n iv * 

l e a 
supporter?, it is be eyed by ra il­
r o a d officials, who have annotine* 
* i a Schedule including th re® spe­
J tw< 
cial t,- 
f o r the re tu r n . Announcements 
in E d . O l l e ? o ffice indicated 
l r 
t h a t although riot all student i ck- 
ei? to th e gam e b a i been sold out 
last night, th e re?t would go in a 
las-*
Wave of b u y in g today 

I -i V* orth . 

rn t 

the 

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

White of the departm ent of ar­
architects w ill 
ch ite c tu r e . The 
draw up the first plans for the
new i rue ti ce school to be erected 
! soon on the east of the 40-acre 
campus, near Red River. T h e 
plans? will probably be approved 
; this week, Mr. Dahl stated, and 
I the working drawings w ill then 
be drawn up.

"The area betw een Speedway 
and Main B uilding now occupied 
by B. Hall w ill be terraced," Mr. 
Dahl explained. "Two retaining 
walls w ill be constructed and an 
esplanade or court will be form ed 
at the base of these w al.s. The 
first wall is nearly com pleted, the 
balustrades and ornam ents hav­
ing been placed this week.
Stone from Texas
the stone used 

in con­
struction work 
the campus 
com es from T exas,” Mr. Dahl con­
tinued. "You w ill notice that the 
the 
first ten or tw enty fe e t at 
base of a'.l the new buildings on 
the cam pus are constructed of 
this stone. The retaining w ells will 
likew ise be constructed of 
t h e 
same m aterial, carrying out the 
building m otif."

"All 

on 

Mr. Cret gave a short talk to 
students of the 
departm ent of 
architecture Tuesday afternoon 
and attended a dinner at the A l­
p h a Rho Chi house, architectural 
fraternity. Tuesday night.

In a speech at the banquet Mr. 
Cret outlined the buildings of the 
in
Century P rogress E xposition 

Chicago, of which com m ission he 
is a member. Other members pre­
sent who spoke in com mendation 
of the cooperation of Mr. Cret had 
given to the U niversity budding 
campaign were Dr. W. J. B attle, 
chairman of the U niversity build­
ing com m ittee; P rofessor Gold- 
win Goldsmith, chairman of 
the 
departm ent o f architecture; R. L. 
W hite, supervising architect, and 
George L. Dahl of Dallas.

the 

Mr. (’ret, who has recently been 
awarded 
contract fo r 57 
I ailed States post o ffices, and 
who designed Pan-Am erican and 
Shakespearian Library ibuildings 
in W ashington, D. (A, as w ell as 
m any of the U niversity buildings, 
was appointed supervising archi­
tect of the U niversity buddings 
by the Board of Regents in 1930. 
He was instrum ental in com plet­
ing the final plans of the L ittle­
field Memorial.

I Battery Service I

Get your cor § 
battery “pep- S 
ped up” be- J§ 
fore that trip f§
ll 
, SE" Willard Bat- §§ 

JfJ to T. C. U.— 

tories.

U N IV E R S IT Y 
S E R V IC E C O .
P H O N E 7 1 4 0

CO-ED'S F A T H E R S O C IA L IS T 

C A N D I D A T E FOR GO V ER N O R

I t 

is not hard to account for 
one of the 176 socialist votes in 
tho 
the recent straw* ballot on 
cam pus, w hen one knows th a t Oc­
taval Edwards, graduate student 
in The U niversity o f Texas, 
is 
th e d a u g h t e r of G eorge Clifton 
E dw ards of Dallas, c a n d id a te fol­
l o w , nor o f Texas on the Booml­
e t ticket.

has a background 

Mr. E dw ards, who 

head ed a 
full socialist ticket in th e election 
of 
Tuesday, 
y ears of s tu d y and experience. 
Ile was born 
in Dallas an d r e ­
ceived his e a rly education th e re . 
He took his bachelor of a rts d e ­
gree fro m th e U niversity of th e 
Sou* h at Sew anee, T enn., g ra d u - 
a ting first in his class. The fol­
lowing y e a r he received the m as­
t e r 
a r ts degree in English 
of 
from H arv ard .

Since his r e tu rn 

sponsored 
ic enterpris 
i- and Texas 
he who WTOt 
en durn, 
pro\ isle

to Dallas 30 
y e a rs ago, Mr. Ed w ard s has been 
the leader of the Socialist m ove­
ment in T exas. He has initiated 
m any civic and 
s fo r the good of 
I t 
generally. 
w n ie the initiative, 
recall, and eight ho ur 
into 
the Dallas 
m s 
and 
Ie 
established 
in 
first night school 
ta k e n 
cr by the public school syst ?m. 
Ie helped to get fra m e d and pass-

'alias, which was 

la t e r 

th*

cd the first anti-child labor law 
in Texas. As an attorney, he has 
consistently defended liberals who 
were denied 
their constitutional 
rights.

Octavia E d w a rd s ’ scholastic rec­
ord resembles her f a t h e r ’s. Grad- 
j H ating first and youngest in her 
class, she received her b achelor 
*.f a r t - 
S o u th e rn 
degree from 
Methodist U niversity in 1931. L a s t 
1 A ug ust, she took h e r m a ste r of 
a r ts degree fro m T he University 
o f Texas, and now* a t 20, she is 
w orking tow ard a do ctor of phil- 
ososphy 
So uthern 
degree. A t 
M ethodist U n iv e rsity she w as a 
m em b er of the h o n o ra ry F re n ch 
f r a te r n ity , the h o n o r a r y classical 
f r a te r n ity , M o rta r Board, a nd the 
: h o n o ra ry 
to 
I which she was * lee ted in h e r j u n ­
ior year. Bile was also a - tu d o r; 
a ssista n t 
the English d e p a r t ­
ment, won a s tu d e n t ac tiv ity schol­
arship in h e r j u n io r y ear, and a 
g ra d u a te scholarship at com m ence­
ment.

scholastic society, 

in 

h ea rtily 

In the m atter of Socialism , Miss 
E d w a rd s 
endorses h e r 
f a th e r 's platform . While -ho lau g h ­
ingly says that she does not e x ­
pect a landslide of votes in her 
father's favor, she shares his e a r n ­
est b elief 
the 
next step in social evolution and 
that the time has come to take 
that step.

that S icialism 

is 

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m • 
t r i a l 

*1 he case of Johnson 

H ildeb ran d Society
P 
t c n t m u e s M o c k 

oil to electric and the re f r ig e r a t- 
i ors f, t)m te# boxes to electric re-
f r ig e r a to r s ,” M 
s Wilmot explam -
od. " T h e new laboratory7 will a*--
girls. T h o 
C haney 
tfhds will change places until they 
lions, being held as a mock trial, I have used ail the v a rio u s equip- 
w a s c ontinue d a t the m e e tin g o f I merit. ’
H ild eb rand Law Society M onday! 
n ght. The case will go 

versus 
for alii nation of a f fee- 

m m odate sixteen 

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ti

 

M arcita Miller spent 

the week-

to 
next meet-
- 
, 
mg, Jack Roberts, vice president,

y at
. t„ i- I- 

•tv

•) 

, 

end at her homo in Waco.

| M ary C atherin e Smith 

spent 
the week-end a t h e r home in M ar­

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Cret Commends
University W ork 
On Construction

G. L. Dahl of Dallas Here 
T o Confer W ith W hite 
O n Buildings

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"The progress 

in construction 
work at The U niversity of T exas 
is very pleasing to me," Paul P. 
Cret, co n so rtin g architect of the 
U niversity 
Philadelphia, 
from 
stated. "The buildings being erect­
ed on the campus remind one of 
the wthite walls, and 
Italy with 
the red tile roofs against the skies. 
The architecture we feel is very 
well suited 
this particular 
country."

to 

"It 

Mr. Cret arrived 

in Austin 
T uesday m orning and w ill remain 
until Friday. He will return again 
when the R egents of the U niver­
sity call him 
to supervise any 
new plans that m ay he drawn up.
is r a th e r d ifficu lt to de­
scribe the co nstruction work al­
re a d y com pleted," Mr. Cret con­
tinued. "At this early -tage I can 
only say that so far all plans have 
w o rk ed out very nicely, and we 
believe th a t upon tile com pletion 
of all the b u ild in g , the campus 
of The U niversity of Texas will 
be one of the m ost beautiful to 
be found anywhere. As to the type 
o f a r c h ite c tu re it should be noted 
th a t 
it does not fol'o w any d e fi­
nite period. The c om bination of 
w hite stone and red tile suggests 
hunnish or Italian architecture. 
It is this general typ e of a rc h i­
te c tu re t h a t we feel is most suited 
to T e x a s ."

Dahl Confers with Whi te

the 

G eorge L. Dahl of 

firm 
of H e r b e r t M. G reene, LaRoche 
and Dahl, U n iv e rsity consulting 
in 
a r c h ite c ts of Dallas, 
A u stin f o r 
the pu rp o se of con­
f e r r in g with Mr. C r e t and R. L.

is also 

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E ight K itchens In 

N ew H. E. Building

" T h e new Home Economics lab­
oratory will bv composed o f eight 
kitchen-, which will be st par a ie 
u n its in a r r a n g e m e n t," said J e n n ie 
S. W ilmot, a d ju n c t professor of 
home economics T u esd ay. F o u r 
sm all dining rooms a nd kitchen 
of unit arrangem ents will 
be 
equip ped on fo u r d if fe r e n t levels 
of cost.

" I he e q u ip m e n t will d if f e r in 
four price 
utensils, 
stoves, refrigerator?, china, and 
linen?. The stoves will v a ry from

levels 

of 

day when s tu d e n ts m ay get tic k ­
et? here.

The L onghorn Band will go to 
F o r t W o rth in tim e to b ro a d c ast 
over two ra d io stations T h u r s d a y 
night, W F J Z an d v\ BAP. F o r tin- 
gam e itself, B u r n e tt P h a rr, d i r e e - 1 
tor, ha? a r r a n g e d f o r a specialty 
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ducted d u r in g the p a st week.

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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1932

Round-Up Dates 
Scheduled For
April 28, 29, 30

Fiftieth Anniversary Of
University Stressed 
In Programs

Apt ii 28, 29, and 30, 1933, 
have been decided upon by the 
Round-Up advisory com m ittee as 
dates for the fourth annual Texas 
Round-t p which 
is to be com­
bined with the ce.ebration o f the 
fiftie th anniversary o f the Uni- 
; varsity. Program plans will be 
t h e 
discussed at a m eeting 
Round-Up 
com m ittee 
advisory 
: Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock 
; in the E x-Students’ Association o f­
f i c e , suggestions o f the sub-com

of 

m ittee, composed of Miss Anna 
Hiss and George Stephens, being 
considered.

The Round-Up advisory com ­
m ittee, with Read Cranberry, ad­
junct professor of electrical en­
gineering, as chairman, 
is com­
posed of three fa cu lty members 
— President II. Y. B enedict, D e­
w it t Reddick, adjunct professor 
of journalism , and Mr. Cranberry; 
three ex-student members— Ralph 
Goeth, W. L. McGill, and J. A. 
McCurdy; three student members 
— Inez Granau, Ruel Walker, and 
B. D. Orgain; and three members 
from the Dads’ and Mothers’ A s­
sociation— F. W. 
Sternenberg, 
Mrs. Max B ickier, and Mrs. Char­
les Page,

this 

The program 

year will 
include a revue a n d 
probably 
ball, and a pageant, participated 
in by students, faculty, and out­
standing ex-students. The idea of 
the U niversity’s fifitie th anniver­
sary will be carried out as much 
as possible.

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be preserved or will your 

connection with the insti­

tution be forgotten?

There is but one way to m ake sure th a t 
you will be identified for all time to come 
with this g reat institution of learning.

The Cactus— yearbook of the Univer­
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G raduates, Seniors and Juniors.

The file of these books is undoubtedly 
the most valuable source of University 
and University student history.

Graduates, Seniors and Juniors are in­
vited lo call now at B. Hall 119 and make 
reservations for space in the 1933 edition.

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1933

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