T oday’s Quotation

If dirt w ere trumps, w h a t hand w ould 

you h o ld !— Lamb.

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VOLUME XXXV

University Given

The First College Daily in the South

A U S T I N , T E X A S , T H U R S D A Y , D E C E M B E R 14, 1933

S I X PA GE S TODAY

No. 73

.OOO Federal Building Loan

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Allotment Granted 
For Library And 
Main Building 
Completion
Begin in 6 Months
3433,500 Is G i f t ; 
Remainder Made 
As Loan

W A S H IN G T O N , Dec. 31.— 'The 
to ­
Public W orks A d m in is tr a tio n 
d a y a n n o u n c e d an a l lo tm e n t 
o f 
$1,633,000 as a loan and g r a n t to 
•he Board of R e g e n ts o f T h e U n i­
versity of T e x a s f o r t h e c o n s t r u c ­
tion of an a d d itio n to th e new Li­
bra ry . T h e n ew s t r u c t u r e will be 
'bt* Main B u ild in g o f th e U n iv e r ­
sity and will r e p la c e th e p re se n t 
Main B udding.

the 

a l lo tm e n t, 

T he to ta l cost o f this p r o je c t is 
? 1,800,000, a n d th e d if f e r e n c e b e ­
tw e e n th is a m o u n t a n d th e public 
w o rk s a llo tm e n t will be fu rn is h e d 
b y th e U n iv e rsity . Of 
to ta l 
a b o u t 
pu blic w o r k s 
$ 4 3 3 ,5 0 0 is an o u tr ig h t g r a n t , rep­
r e s e n tin g 30 p e r ce n t o f th e cost 
the 
of la b o r a n d m a te r ia l, w h ile 
r e m a i n d e r o f th e a l l o t m e n t 
is a 
lo a n se c u r e d by i per c e n t g e n e r a l 
oblig ation b o n d s to be issued by 
th e Board o f R e g e n ts, w ith in c o m e 
f r o m g r a z in g a n d o t h e r 
s u r f a c e 
leases pledg ed to r e ti r e *he bonds.
of 
Boa ufo rd J e s t e r , c h a ir m a n 
the U n iv e r s ity B oa rd o f R e g e n ts, 
said W e d n e s d a y th a t t h e U n iv e r ­
sity did n o t h a v e to p le d g e th e se­
c u ritie s in w hich t h e L ittle f ie ld 
M ain B u ild in g f u n d is inv e ste d .

for 

T h e p r o j e c t p rovides 

th e 
c o n s tr u c tio n o f a f o u r - sto ry f i r e ­
p r o o f a d d itio n to h o u se th e a d m i n ­
istra tiv e o f fic e s a n d a t o w e r a d d i­
tu m to pro v id e book s to r a g e space 
to th e e x is tin g lib r a ry . W o r k ca n 
s t a r t in six m o n th s a n d be 
c o m ­
p le ted iii s e v e n te e n m o n th s g iv in g 
e m p lo y m e n t to 250 m e n 
d u r i n g 
th e P u b lic W o rk s 
c o n s tru c tio n , 
A d m in is tra tio n a n n o u n c e d .

hav e n o t 

T he tw o d o r m ito r y p r o je c ts of 
t h e U n iv ersity 
y e t 
rea ch ed th e P u b lic W o r k s B o a rd 
f o r final c o n s id e r a tio n . T h e B o a rd 
o f R e g e n ts is as k in g $ 1 9 8 ,0 0 0 fo r 
a w o m e n ’s d o r m ito r y a n d $ 2 1 0,000 
f o r a m e n ’s d o r m ito r y .

in 
G ra tif ie d w ith th e ir success 
o b ta in in g t o d a y ’s a l lo tm e n t. C h a ir ­
man J e s t e r arid A rc h ite c t R o b e rt 
L eon W hite a r e v e r y ho p efu l o f 
g a in in g a p p r o v a l f o r 
th e d o r m i­
to r y p r o je c ts a n d will p ush e f f o r t s 
on them .

 

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Classroom Space 
Altered by Plans

B. Hall, Remaining Shack 
May Be Utilized

R e a ss ig n m e n t of sp a ce fo r the 
o f fic e a n d c lassro o m s now h o u se d 
in th e old M ain B u d d in g , in view 
o f the a p p r o v a l W e d n e s d a y o f the 
building plan 
th e 
dem olition of t h a t s t r u c t u r e , p r e ­
s e n t s an im m e d ia te and im p o r ta n t 
p ro b le m fo r th e a t t e n t i o n of a d ­
m in is tr a tiv e o f f i c e r s of 
th e U n i­
versity.

t h a t calls f o r 

W h e n the a p p lic a tio n fo r F e d ­
eral aid w as first m a d e la*t fall, 
C o m p tro lle r J. W. C a lh o u n o r d e r ­
ed all o f th e w o rk of ra z in g old 
s t r u c t u r e s on the c a m p u s sto p p e d 
until a c tio n could be t a k e n on th e 
ap p lica tio n . By this o r d e r , th e one 
shack s o u t h e a s t o f S u tto n H all 
which, f o r m e r ly occupied by 
th e 
D e p a r t m e n t o f H om e Econom ics, 
and B. Hall, e a s t of th e old Main 
to 
Building , w e r e 
be used 
if n e c e s sa r y f o r offices 
an d classroom s if the Main B u d d ­
ing w e re to be t o r n down.

l e f t sta n d in g , 

Those two s t r u c t u r e s a n d a p or­
tion o f the old L ib r a r y which will 
be v a c a t e d d u r in g the C h ristm a s 
h o l i d a y s will be ava ila b le fo r o f ­
fice and classroom sp a ce now used 
in 

th e Main Building.

to d r a w th e 

I t will re q u ir e 

a p p r o x im a te ly 
five m o n th s 
plan s 
a n d one m o n th to let th e c o n t r a c ts 
fo r th e new bu ildings. U n d e r this 
schedule it w ould n ot be n e c e s s a r y 
th e old M ain Build m g 
to vac ate 
until J u n e , b u t n 
is not k n o w n 
w hat ac tio n th e R e gents w ill ta k e 
.
in th e m a t t e r .

I 

P R E - M E D S M E E T T O N I G H T
l h , J o e G ilb e rt, d ir e c to r of U n i­
v ersity H ea lth Service, will speak 
to the U n iv e r s it y P re-M edical So­
ciety a t 
t o ­
il-git! at 7 :3 0 in th e Biology loc- 
I tu r e room. All p re-m ed ica l stu - 
j d e n ts a r e u r g e d 
lo a t t e n d a n d 
visitors a r e cordially inv ited.

its r e g u la r m e e tin g 

Main Building to Go After 

Fifty Years of Occupation

M ain B u ild in g w ill live to have its f i f t i e t h b ir th d a y . T he a n n o u n c e ­
m e n t W e d n e s d a y o f a p p r o v a l o f a F e d e r a l lo a n to tile U n iv e rsity f o r 
the c o m p le tio n o f a Main B u i ld in g - L ib ra ry u n i t gives a little less th a n 
a m o n th to th e d a t e w h e n cla sse s w e r e f i r s t ’held in th e s t r u c t u r e 
J a n u a r y I , 1884. T he c o r n e r s t o n e , a l w a y s a so u r c e of m u c h c o n f u ­

is 

th e lo t w hich 

c o u r t ho u se on 
now v a c a n t.

sion a n d v e x a tio n t o th o se who t r y * " "
to f in d it, w a s laid N o v e m b e r 16,
1882, u n d e r the a d m in is t r a tio n o f 
Ash bel S m ith , p r e s i d e n t 
of t h e 
B o a rd of R e g e n ts . 
“ T h e ro o f o f 
the s t r u c t u r e w a s n o t e v e n c o m ­
plete w h en th e f i r s t fo rm a l e x e r ­
S e p te m b e r L5,
cises w e re held 
1883, 
t h e g i r l s ’ 
s tu d y hall,” T. U. T a y lo r, d e a n o f
th e College o f E n g in e e r in g , sa id d r e s s in a la rg e hook .” D ea n T a y ; ’U! ‘ 
in re c a llin g in c id e n ts to t h e i n f a n t 
days o f the U n iv e rsity . “ T h e c o n ­
t r a c t o r laid p la n k s ac ro ss c h a ir s 
in t h e s tu d y hall so t h a t as m a n y 
people m ig h t h a v e 
to sit 
do w n as possible. ’

“ M a tric u la tio n o f th e f irs t s t u ­
d e n t s of 
b e g a n 
th e U n iv e r s ity 
S e p t e m b e r l l . 1883, a n d all s t u ­
d e n t s w e r e re q u ir e d t h e n , as th e y 
w e r e f o r s e v e r a l y e a r s follow ing,
t h T I 
n U f i U : h e ir " T U T ' 
p a r e n t s n a m e , a n d t h e i r ho m e a d - 

lu r continued. “ J u d g e J . R. H a m 
ik o n , now 
th e 
T e x a s B o a rd of P a r d o n s , tvas th e J 
tw e n ty -s e c o n d s t u d e n t to sig n his 
n a m e in th e r e g i s t r a t i o n b o o k .” 

c o n n e c te d w ith 

in w’h a t Is now' 

r o o m 

1 ™ 

T 'IIF. s k e tc h above shows the a r c h i t e c t ’s d r a w in g o f th e new 
M ain B u ild in g - L ib ra ry e x te n s io n as it will a p p e a r w hen co m ­
pleted. M oney f o r t h e c o m p le tio n of th is b u ild in g w a s o b ta in e d 
y e s te r d a y .

T he r e t a i n i n g w all j u s t in f r o n t o f t h e b u ild in g is t h e on e j u s t 
c o m p le te d a n d now s ta n d s t o th e e a s t a n d so u th of M ain Building. 
T h e se cond o u tlin e j u s t o u tsid e o f th e w all is p ro p o se d la n d sc a p in g .

T he to w e r w ill be 286 f e e t in h e i g h t a n d will h a v e 31 levels.
T he f r o n t p o rtio n o f th e b u ild in g will b e f o u r sto r ie s in eleva tion.
T he s t r u c t u r e will be lo c ate d w h e r e t h e p r e s e n t old Main B u ild ­

in g now s ta n d s an d will be jo in e d by th e p r e s e n t new L ib ra ry .

W o r k on t h e b u ild in g w ill b e g in im m e d ia te ly w ith fin al p la n s 
e x p e c te d to be c o m p leted in a p p r o x im a te ly six m o n th s . T h e new 
s t r u c t u r e will p r o b a b ly not be r e a d y f o r u se b e f o r e J a n u a r y , 1935.

B oard to C onsider

E xtension of S tack 

O th er Plans Soon

P a rt Rises 200 F eet

Two o t h e r b u ild in g p r o je c ts — 
o n e f o r th e c o n s tr u c tio n o f a wo-

T he to w e r which will b e con­
s t r u c t e d on t h e c e n t r a l p o r tio n of
d o r m i t o r y a n d o n e f o r th e I t h e M ain B u ild in g - L ib ra ry e a te n -
sion will rise 286 f e e t in th e air.
" j like ly r e a c h th e P ub lic W o rk s Ad-1 T h e S t a t e of T e x a s C apitol ris e s !

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j 

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J

m in is tr a t ion f o r f in a l c o n s i d e r s - ! 365 f e e t. 
tio n in W a s h in g to n t h e l a t t e r p a r t 200 f e e t in t h e air.
o f this w eek o r th e 

The 

to w e r itself will rise '

Cl a s s e s a t Capi tol 

e ig h tie s as 

D u r i n g t h e p ro ce ss o f c o n s t r u c ­
in 
tion o f th e w e st w ing, k n o w n 
the 
th e U n iv e r s it y 
Building, cla sse s w e r e held in th e 
te m p o r a r y S t a t e C a p ito l, w hich 
lo c ate d b e t w e e n t h e p r e s e n t 
w as 
th e old
Governor’s mansion and 

O c c u p a tio n o f th e s t r u c t u r e h e - 1 Cornuto! tes w a s $210,000 f a t 

e n d o f n e x t 
these
. 
the 
I, 1884. a n d D e a n I ™e n 8 d o r m i t o r y a n d $ 1 9 * ,OOO fo r 

r e q u e s t

T h e

fo r 

. 

gun J a n u a r y 
T a y l o r sa id t h a t “ f o r th e e n t ir e I th e w o m en s d o r m ito r y .
t e r m , from J a n u a r y u n til 
f i r s t 
J u n e , s t u d e n t s w e r e b o th e r e d by 
noise of t h e ca rp en te rs.* '
T h e b a s e m e n t o f 

In th e o rig in a l r e q u e s t t h e U n i­
v e rsity ask ed fo r five d o rm ito rie s, 
tw o f o r wo­
th r e e f o r m en and 
m e n , b u t the F o r t W o r th b r a n c h 
©if 
a d m in is t r a tio n 
v o te d d o w n all b u t two.

f e d e r a l 

th e 

t h e U n iv e r ­
sity B u ild in g w a s co m p o sed of 
(Continued tm Page Six)

P r e s e n t p la n s call f o r t h e to w e r 
to hav e 31 levels. T h e sp a ce s in 
t h e t o w e r will be u s e d 
th e 
s to r a g e of books.

f o r 

 

 — —o — 

 — . „

S I M O N F R A N K H O N O H E D 
S im on M oritz F r a n k w as elected 
to m e m b e r s h ip in P h i B e ta K a p p a 
W e d n e s d a y , D r. A rn o ld R o m b erg , 
s e c r e t a r y of t h e o r g a n iz a ti o n , a n ­
n o u n c e d last n ight.

Construction Era Closes 

With New Period in View

R igh t on th e heels of th e co m p le tio n o f th e G r e a t e r U n iv e rsity 
b u ild in g p r o g r a m co m es 
th e o p e n in g o f a n o t h e r c o n s tr u c tio n e r a 
which m ay s u r p a s s the o n e p rec ed in g . This w as on e o f th e m o st 
s ig n ific a n t b u ild in g p r o g r a m s e v e r a t t e m p t e d by an e d u c a tio n a l in s ti­
tu tio n in the S o u th . C o n t r a c t s f o r th e last b u ild in g p r o g r a m w e re 

———
let a t $ 3 ,2 9 0 ,0 0 0 ; this in cludes t h e * 
c o n s tru c tio n of n in e new s tr u c - J possible 
th e elim in a tio n o f bond 
t u r e s — B ra c k e n r id g e H all, H o g g : sales com m issions a n d o t h e r ex- 
M em orial A u d ito r iu m , G e o l o g y ; penses.
B uilding, L ib r a r y B u ild in g , F.ngi- 
n e e r in g Building, a n d H om e E co­
F o llo w in g this 
nom ics B uilding 
c o n t r a c t f o r t h e s t r u c t u r e s a su m 
of $ 4 1 8 ,390 w as s e t 
a s id e f o r 
f u r n i t u r e an d e q u ip m e n t a n d f o r 
th e p a y m e n t of a r c h i t e c t s ’ 
f e e s 
an d m isce llan e o u s ite m s.

T h e last b u ild in g p r o g r a m w a s a 
boom to b u sin e ss a n d e m p lo y m e n t 
in T e x a s j u s t a s th is 
co n d itio n s 
n e a r - f u t u r e p r o g r a m will be. 
In 
th e G r e a t e r U n iv e r s ity b u ild in g 
p r o g r a m s p e c ific a tio n s ca lled f o r 
th e use o f o nly T e x a s la b o r a n d 
m a te ria ls.

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A s ig n i f ic a n t f e a t u r e of th e u n ­
der ta k in g w a s t h a t th e t r e m e n ­
dous c o n s tr u c tio n p r o g r a m was f i ­
n a n c e d in a m a n n e r not in v o lv in g 
e x p e n d itu r e s of la x m o n e y of th e 
people of t h e S ta te . 
It w as fi-
n an c ed 
th r o u g h b o n d s issued b y R om an 
the U n iv e rsity availa b le f u n d to be a d j u n c t 
paid b e f o r e 1944 f r o m th e incom e 
and t h e in t e r e s t of th e U n iv e rsity 
p e r m a n e n t 
bonds 
w ere p u rc h a s e d by th e p e r m a n e n t 
t r a n s a c t i o n m ade
fu n d a n d 

rnan h is to ry w ith 
d e p ic tin g 

L E O N I L L U S T R A T E S T A L K
I l l u s t r a t i n g his le c tu r e on Bo­
l a n t e r n slides 
th e v a r io u s p h as es o f 
life, Dr. H a r r y J. Leon, 
o f C lassical
a d d r e s s e d 
open 
la n g u a g e s, 
th e Classical Club
m e e ti n g o f 
Monday. A n u m b e r o f s t u d e n ts 
ll gh School w e r e 
fro m A u stin 
p r e s e n t.

fu n d . T h e se 

p r o f e s s o r 

t h e 

a n 

News of Building 
Project Received 
With Enthusiasm

Six Months Before Plans 
Completed, Calhoun 
States

Tower 31 Levels

Library Addition to Occupy 
Main Building Space;
To H ouse O ffices

A n n o u n c e m e n t of th e a l lo tm e n t 
o f $1,633,000 fo r t h e Main Build- 
i n g - L ib r a r y 
b u ild in g 
p r o j e c t w a s r e c e iv e d with g r e a t 
i n t e r e s t and e n t h u s ia s m on 
th e 
U n iv e r s ity c a m p u s W e d n e s d a y .

e x t e n s i o n 

th e 

t h a t 

P r e s i d e n t H . Y. B e n e d i c t e x ­
p r e s s e d h im s elf as b e in g d e lig h te d 
o v e r 
f a v o r a b le a c tio n w hich 
t h e F e d e r a l P ub lic W o rk s A d m in ­
is t ra tio n took on lite U n iv e r s ity ’s 
r e q u e s t . C o m p tr o l le r J. W . C al­
it would prAb- 
h o u n s t a t e d 
• a b ly ta k e a b o u t six m o n th s to hav e 
d r a w n a n d a p ­
th e f in a l p l a n s 
p roved an d t h e c o n t r a c t a w a r d e d .
T he new s t r u c t u r e will be an 
a d d itio n to th e new L ib ra ry u n it 
j u s t c o m p le te d a n d will o c c u p y 
th e old Main 
t h e s p a c e w h e r e 
B u ild in g now sta n d s . It will fa c e 
s o u th a n d will c o n s titu t e t h e c e n ­
tra! m o tif o f th e lo n g - r a n g e p r o ­
g r a m of d e v e lo p m e n t of t h e U n i­
v e r s ity ca m p u s.

A to w e r to be c o n s tr u c te d on 
t h e c e n t r a l p o r tio n o f the L ib rary 
u n i t as now b u ilt will rise a n a d ­
d itio n al 200 f e e t, m a k in g a to ta l 
in c lu d in g tile p r e s e n t e le ­
h e i g h t , 
v a tio n o f th e b u ild in g , of 2 86 f e e t. 
T h e t o w e r will have 31 l e v e l s an i 
will be used f o r boo k s to r a g e . F o r 
th e n e x t few y ea rs, or u n til th e 
e n t i r e stack s p a ce is r e q u ir e d f o r 
books, a p o rtio n of this s t r u c t u r e 
will be used f o r o ffic e s a n d class 

V room p u r p o s e .

Main U n i t H o u s e s O f f i c e s 

to ho use 

T he m a in , o r f r o n t ad d itio n , is 
the a d m in is ­
d e s ig n e d 
t r a t e e o f fic e s of 
th e U n iv e rsity 
a n d to p ro v id e a d d itio n a l r e a d in g 
loom f a c ilitie s f o r th e L ib rary . It 
will c o n ta in f o u r s t o r i e s an d 
th e 
heig h t will b e a p p r o x im a te ly th a t 
o f th e new' L i b r a r y Building.

tw o 

T h e r e will be 

a d d i tio n a l 
t e r r a c e s at t h e f r o n t , s u p p le m e n t­
in g th e f o r m a l t e r r a c e s t h a t have 
i r e c e n t l y b e e n c o n s tr u c te d b e t w e e n I 

A th e pri se nt M ain B u ild in g a n d 
ft. T w enty t 
ii*

• S i t 

•

of 

t r e a t m e n t 

u n f in is h e d f r o n t p o r tio n o f 
t h e 
p r e s e n t L ib r a r y , p ro v id e a propel' 
e n t r a n c e to th e n e w L ib r a r y , a n d 
p ro v id e the k e y n o t e of th e a r c h i­
th e U n i­
tect ara! 
v e rsity cam pu s, it will be a b u ild ­
ing of d istin g u ish e d v alue a r c h i ­
te c tu r a lly , p r o v id in g 
th e c e n tr a l 
o r c ro w n in g m o ti f o f th e e n t ir e 
t e r ­
c o m p osition. 
r a c e s 
r e c e n t l y b u ilt s u r r o u n d i n g 
th is s ite th e s e t t i n g was p r e p a r e d 
f o r a Main B u ild in g of t h e ty p e 
a n d design in d ic a te d .

fo rm a l 

th e 

In 

T he f r o n t p o r t i o n of t h e b u ild ­
in g will be t h e f o u r - s to r y f i r e p r o o f 
.str u c tu r e ; r e in f o r c e d c o n c r e te a n d 
s t r u c t u r a l s te e l 
f r a m e ; c o n c r e te 
f lo o r c o n s tr u c tio n , e x t e r i o r w alls 
tile fac ed w ith I n ­
o f brink a n d 
d ia n a lim e sto n e to match th e p r e s ­
e n t p o r tio n o f th e s t r u c t u r e , c la y 
tile a n d f la t deck ty p e s o f ro o fs. 
T h e to w e r p o r tio n o f the s t r u c t u r e 
f o r m i n g the k e y n o t e of the com­
p o sitio n will b e fa c e d e n t ir e ly w ith 
lim esto n e a n d h a v e a s t r u c t u r a l 
ste el f r a m e w o r k h o u s in g s t a n d a r d 
ste e l l ib r a r y bo ok stacks.

f i r s t 

T he b u ild in g will b rin g t o g e t h e r 
in a c e n tr a l 
lo c a tio n all a d m in is ­
t r a t i v e d e p a r t m e n t s which a r e a t 
p r e s e n t p o o rly house d an d s c a t t e r ­
e d in s e v e r a l buildings, m a k in g 
f o r e f f ic i e n c y a n d ec o n o m y in a d ­
m in i s tr a ti o n . T he 
f lo o r o f 
th e f r o n t p o r tio n o f the b u ild in g 
will house t h e o f fic e s of t h e P r e s ­
the C o m p tr o l le r , t h e R e g ­
id e n t, 
is t r a r , th e A u d i t o r , and 
v a r io u s 
o th e r o f f ic e r s of 
th e a d m i n i s t r a ­
tion. T h e P o s to f f ic e a n d S te n o ­
g r a p h ic B u r e a u a r e pro v id ed f o r , 
t h e f o r m e r on th e firs t f lo o r a n d 
t h e l a t t e r in th e b a s e m e n t.

Mo r e R e a d i n g Room* P l a n n e d 
T he second flo o r will jo in th e 
r e a d i n g ro o m s an d c a r d c a ta lo g u e 
rooms of t h e 
a n d book d e liv e r y 
new L ib r a r y and will c o n ta in a d ­
d itio n al r e a d i n g room s. T h e o t h e r 
flo o rs will c o n t a in classroom s a n d 
f a c u l t y offices.

T he F o r t y - t h i r d L e g i s la t u r e a p ­
p ro v e d a pla n w h e r e b y th e B o a rd 
o f R e g e n ts w ould 
issue o b lig a­
tio n bonds in th e m a x im u m a m o u n t 
o f $ 1 ,2 0 0 ,0 0 0 , s e c u r e d by th e u n ­
e n c u m b e r e d p a r t o f the a v a ila b le 
is, f r o m g r a z in g a n d 
f u n d , 

th a t 

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

T H U R S D A Y , D E C E M B E R 14, 1 9 3 3

Varsity Cagers Open Season Against San Marcos Tonight
Speaking 
Of Sports

Reserve (Quintets Cook Sends Teams f on a horn A t h l e t e s Set Pace [Tryouts Scheduled Alderson H o l d s 

n r - 
Winning Majority of Titles

Also Boohed ThroughH ard 
To Play

For Coif Team 
Next Month

First Swim
Practice

Intramurals

H a n d b a l l S i n g l e s 
W e d n e s d a y ’s R e s u l t s

Polo Drill

E u g e n e S a n g e r 

• 

throw 

team * 

S te e r s quadroon, C o a ch 
lent M a n a g e r W o r d a n d 
elly will leave t o d a y at 
fo r San M a rc o s w h e r e 
e S te e r s will e n g a g e th e 
>* T e a c h e r s C ollege q u in ­
ic, e of g am es, 
st college c o m p e titio n of 
b o th o f 
n will 
leV 
into a c tio n . 
it 7 o’clock th e r e s e r v e 
play t h e T e a c h e r s ’ *ee- 
, a n d i hen th e 
v a r s i t y 
b o th schools will m e e t. 
O ' Ie 
said W e d n e s d a y 
ould p r o b a b ly s t a r t E d - 
i g m o r i , T ay lo r. P en n in g * 
f i r s t 
in 
I P aulk. F ra n c is , G ra y , 
I H a r ris in th*- se cond 
to we vet*, 
tile f o r- 
s tai w a r t 
he op en - 
d g a m e , 
>.1
►y C o a ch 
n his m a ­
t h e
il. cg 
m y ot

ire is a chance
hy

VY d lb o r n 

th e 

Wi

to 

e! t h r o u g h a 
.ion W e d n cs- 
ion f o r t h e i r 
’ir s t p a r t of 
ien up w ith 
wn 
t h e
OX tnt* COllVt
in to p la y 
ll 
ket. D u r i n g 
a t t i c e g a m e 
a f t e r n o o n ’s 
ork of * 'a p ­
ia n P e n n in g 
ng of J e a n

W e d n e s d a y a f t e r n o o n V e r n o n * 

t h e sP ° r t 

° f W e d n e s -

„,i„ 

a t h le t ic s 

<r>i * 
J heir 

th is y e a r . 

•.i 
te a m - w o rk S u n d a y w ith 

Cook h ad both m e m b e r s of 
“ A ’’ a n d " B ” s q u a d s p r a c t i c i n g j *10X 
m a lle t -lrcts and d e f e n s iv e t a c ti c s I w e s t C o n f e r e n c e 
f o r th e g a m e S u n d a y w ith Cecil d a p i l a r y I o f 
S m ith at C a m p M a b r y field . 

his j d a y’s T e x a n w a s a UUle r e s u m e 
w hat h a p p e n e d in S o u th - 
since 
It pre- 
r e n t e d th e c h a m p io n s h ip s a w a r d e d
last S a t u r d a y a t 
t h e m e e t i n g of
.
c o n f e r e n c e o f fic ia ls w h o d e c id e d
th e M a ta d o r s w a s w eak, 
C ook I t h a t t h e r e w as to be a “ no cha m -
i r r g - 1 pion sh Ip” y e a r in fo o tb a ll.
re a liz e s 
th is a n d has b e e n 
big hi- m e n to c o n c e n t r a t e 
up o n 
th is p o in t. E ac h m a n will be c a u ­
to play 
tio n e d 
th e p o sitio n a s ­
to him a n d to co v e r o p ­
p y m d 
p o sin g m e n w h e n 
th e U n iv e r s it y 
i* on th e o ffe n siv e .

a n c e 
w o n, b u t c o uld n o t have 
pla y ed a n in e ligible m a n , 
t h e y 
ca m e 
a n d T e x a s 
f i r s t B a y lo r 
C h r is t ia n U n iv e r s it y w e r e second.
b a s k e tb a ll w hich 
C o a c h E d O lle’s T e x a s fiv e cop-

T a k i n g th e m in o r d e r o f i m p o r t ­
f o o tb a ll, w h ich A r k a n s a s 

Cook 's horses a r e in goo d sh a p e,

N e x t w a s 

, >, 

• , 

, . 

, 

t o o k 

th e d o u b le s 

t h e n 

W illia m s 
c h a m p io n s h ip .
In golf, 

t h e S t e e r s h a d e v e r y ­
t h e c o n ­
th in g . B oth fin a lis ts 
in 
f e r e n c e m e e t w e re U n iv e r s it y o f 
T e x a s e n t r a n t s . E d W h i te b e a t 
D ick S n i d e r fo r 
in d iv id u a l 
t r o p h y , a n d w ith J a c k T in n in a n d 
J o h n P a y n e th e tw o m a d e a cle a n
in t h e te a m c la s s ific a tio n . 
sw e e p 

t h e 

{.ast s p r in g , s w im m in g , t h e b a b y I a 

T r y o u t s f o r p la ce s on th e v a r ­
sity golf sq u a d will be held o v e r 
the C o u n t r y C lub c o u r s e 
a b o u t 
J a n u a r y 15, H a r v e y P e n ic k , g o lf 
co a ch , s t a t e d M onday . T h e e x a c t 
d a t e will be a n n o u n c e d la te r , 
he 
?aid.

M e m b e r s of th e sq u a d will c o n ­
sist o f th e six low s h o tm a k e r s o v e r
'-hole r o u te , F ro m th is g r o u p
se-

a te a m o f f o u r m e n will be 

__ ., .

_ _ , 

, 

o f S o u th w i s t C o n f e r e n c e sp o r ts , j
w a s t h e f o u r t h c h a m p io n s h ip a n - 

, 

, 

. ,

„ 

c r o w n 

U n iv e r s ity 

in a s h a v e m a do P ro visions w ith 

since | Hexed b y t h e O r a n g e a n d W h ite. ^
C o a c h S h o r t y A l d e r s o n ’.* ta n k m e n u 
w on 
t h e i r 
m a n y yea!
w h e lm in g m a j o r i t y . 
th e s e v e n th 

_ 
 c o n t e s t , Mr. P e n ic k c o n t m - 
a u t h o r i t i e s
* 
se co n d 
th e
a t D allas by a n o v e r - I C o » n t r y C lu b o f fic ia ls f o r all a s ­
I ' T a n t * t0 T* ” i t y ' tre™ b « r , h ip *»
t h e P>»y !hc t r S'out rolm ,ls f " * . » nd 
fo r 
t r a c k j b e r t h s on this y e a r s s q u a d is ex- 

f o u r t e e n y e a r s t h a t C ly d e U tile - 1 ‘h « « * o r e , m uc h c o m p e titio n 
fie!,I h a s d ir e c te d T e x a s 
t e a m s , 
in A u stin . T h e a n n u a l m e e t w a s
held h e r e M a y 12 a n d t h e S teer* 
led all th e w a y to nose o u t T e x a s 
A. & M. f o r th e p e n n a n t .

r e s t e d ! p e . d 

c h a m p io n s h ip 

t i m e 

F o r 

th* 

a t 

in 

.

sw im m ers 

M ore t h a n 59 

a n ­
sw ered C o ach C. J. A ld e r s o n ’s 
call fo r th e f i r s t p r a c tic e o f th e 
se aso n in G r e g o r y Gym pool W e d ­
n e s d a y nig h t.

A f t e r 

filled out 
t h e m e n had 
lo c k e r c a r d s , A ld e r s o n 
d iscussed 
th e p la n s f o r t h e season, a n d it 
w a s d e c id e d t o hold a m e e t i n g 
7 
M o n d a y , D e c e m b e r 
o ’clock w hich 
last 
is 
m e e ti n g o f th e y e a r w ith p r a c tic e 
b e i n g r e s u m e d immediately* a f t e r 
th e C h r is t m a s holid ays.

18, 
to be 

t h e 

a t 

P la n s w e r e m a d e to m e e t tw ic e 
a w eek, on M o n d a y s a n d T h u r s ­
days, w ith ea ch g r o u p of m e n r e ­
p o r t i n g a t a r e g u l a r ti m e so a s to 
f a c ilita te 
sessions. 
th e p r a c tic e 
B e sid e s 
th e se w o r k o u t s t h e m en 
will p r a c tic e in th e f r e e h o u r s in 
t h e g y m pool in th e a f t e r n o o n s .

o f 

la s t 

daily 

in 1933 

Som e o f t h e men 

w in th e 
c h a m p io n s h ip 

A m o n g t h e s t u d e n t s w ho h a v e 
th e 
b e e n p r a c tic i n g 
t h a t help ed 
C o u n t r y C lu b in a n e f f o r t to h a v e 
S o u th w e s t C o n f e r e n c e 
t h e i r g a m e in to p f o r m w h e n th e
t h a t w e r e
q u a l if y in g holt * a r e p la y ed a r e : Ed o u t f o r p r a c t i c e w ere N o la n Sim- 
y e a r ’s m o n s , c a p ta in a n d 2 0 0 - y a r d f r e e 
W h ite , m e m b e r 
h o ld e r, 
t e a m , J o h n P a y n e , c a p ta in of this I sty le c o n f e r e n c e 
y e a r ’* cro w , C h a rle s K i s te n m a e h e r , D u P r e , c o n f e r e n c e c h a m p io n 
in 
in- J t h e 10 0 -y ard b a c k s tr o k e , a n d Led- 
f i n a l i s t in f r a t e r n i t y division 
t r a m u r a l g o lf singles, a n d Ray-1 b e t t e r , w ho 
te a m e d w ith D u P re 
a n d B ro w se to win t h e 3 0 0 -y a rd
m o n d R a m sa y . 
All s t u d e n t s w h o h a v e p as sed I m e d le y r e la y in last y e a r ’s m e e t, 
t w e n t y s e m e s t e r h o u r s of w ork, P ro w s e w a s n o t o u t f o r th e p rac - 
h a v e had r e s id e n c e a t t h e U n iv e r - ■ tice.
si tv f o r a y ea r, a n d w h o a r e now : 

re c o rd 

T h e r e a r e m a n y mon out f o r the*
an d 
th ir d p la ce s la st year, b u t t h e y and 

ed, a n d m ®king p a s sin g g r a d e s a r e eligible j t e a m t h a t o n ly w on second

S ig m a
D e lta ) d e f e a t e d N o r m a n Davis 
( T a u D e lt a P h i ) ; 
s c o re — 21-11, 
21-8.

(P h i 

I n d o o r B a s e b a l l

Tau D e lta P hi tied w ith A. T. O. 
sc ore 2 -2 ; D. K . E. d e f e a te d S. P. 
E ., sc o re 4-2; E n g in e e r s d e f e a te d 
P h a r m a c y , s c o r e 14-7; S igm a N u
d e f e a t e d B e ta T h e t a Pi, sc o re 4-3; 
S a r d in e s d e f e a t e d T a y lo r H o u se, 
score 17-5; N e w m a n Club 
de­
f e a te d L, C. IX, sc o re 9-6; S to v ­
all.* d e f e a te d W e s le y a n P r e s b y t e r ­
ia n, sc o re 7-4.

th e f r e s h m e n will go a lo n g w ay 
to w a r d w i n n i n g th e th ird c r o w n in 
a s m a n y y e a r s .

The m e n to o k a s h o r t w o r k o u t 
a n d 

a n d p r a c tic e d a f e w s t a r t s 
tu r n s a n d so m e dives.

--------------- o----------- -—
EL P A S O C L U B T O M E E T 
L ast m in u t e p la n s f o r t h e d a n c e 
to be g iv e n in El P a s o d u r i n g tho 
h olid a y s will be m a d e by 
t h e El 
P aso C lu b at a special m e e ti n g t o ­
night a t 8 o’clock in T e x a s U nion 
313, B y r o n M e rk in , p r e s id e n t o f 
tho clu b , a n n o u n c e d W e d n e s d a y . 
R e g is tr a tio n fee* a n d dues will be 
discussed. M e rk in u r g e s all m e m ­
b e rs to be p r e s e n t.
0 

----------------------

 

Mrs. J o e S te in , m o t h e r o f M ay 
an d V iola S te in , will he a g u e s t a t 
th e A lp h a Xi D elta ho u se d u r in g 
rush w eek.

only o n e g a m e t o T. C. U. T h e 
F ro g s c a m e second.
Slim K in z y w on 

t h e b a s e b a ll 
I t i t l e f o r t h e T o a d s w i t h h is su ­
p e r b p itc h in g . Wk J . ( U n c le Billy)
Disch h a d a f in e n in e on th e field, 
i b u t h ad to t a k e se c o n d s e a t w h en 
to o k (.ne g a m e f r o m t h e m 

K in z y 

I in th e T . C. U. s e rie s, th e n H er-1 t h e cross-cot

y m e et 

T h e o th e r 
T e x a s w a s t

l a u r e l w r e a t h f o r 
In 
t h e A g g ies. 
in H o u s ­
to n th is y e a r , G e o r g e W ilso n, st ti* 
T e x a s s o p h o m o r e , 
field 
h om e , h u t his 
t e a m - m a t e s w e r e 
u n a b l e to * ike e n o u g h p o in ts to 
g e t b e t t e r th a n a tie .

th e 

it u p T e x a s 

h a s n ’t 
d o n e so bad in an a t h le t ic w a y in
tw e lv e m o n th s . Five

p a s t 

he 

led 

A n o t h e r 

to o k o n e g a m e f r o m 

.-hoi M o o ty c u t loose f o r t h e A g ­
a n d m a d e it tw o d e f e a ts .
g ie s 
th e
: T e x a s 
P u r p le te a m , b u t no o t h e r c o n f e r ­
e n c e t e a m w a s ab le . t o t a k e th e m .
th e 
L o n g h o r n s w a s t h a t o f te n n is . In 
a m e e t s ta g e d 
in D allas M a r ty n
B u x by d o w n ed Doc B a r r of S o u th - j c h a m p io n s h ip s w on, on* 
e m M e th o d is t a f t e r th e l a t t e r had T e x a s C h r is tia n 
s t a g e d a n upset to e l im in a te K arl school 
to win 
I K a m r a t h . K a m r a t h a n d S te r lin g * h o n o r .

ti t l e a n n e x e d by 

S u m m in g 

the o n ly o t h e r *° c o m p e te ,
a n y 

in d iv id u al

t h e y h a v e no f e a r , 
th e y | 

he said, a n d 
fro.,, 
th a t a n g le , a lth o u g h 
could h a r d ly he e x p e c te d to to m
p a r e w ith the 24 p o m e s w hich the 
A u s tin P olo C lub Is b r in g in g d o w n
f o r 

the c o n te st.

T w o o f the p o n ie s w e r e r i d d e n 
by S m ith in th e f a m o u s E a s t - W e s t 
gam es. R u b e W illiam s c laim s t h a t 
th e s e m ount* a r e th e tw o b e s t he 
h a s ev e r seen.

T h re e o t h e r n o te d polo p la y e r s j 

in 

th e g am e S u n d a y — 

w ill be 
G e o r g e Miller, Gilly G ilm o re , a n d j 
f o r m e r j 
T om M iller. M iller 
A u stin m a n w ho h a d c h a r g e of 
th e 
f o rm e d in A u stin . H e sp e n d s his 
t im e 
in 
t h e E ast.

t r a i n i n g ponies 

te a m e v e r 

first polo 

fo r sa le 

to be : 

is a 

G ilm o re 

is f o u r - g o a l h a n d ic a p 

m a n , and hts p la y in g , a l th o u g h n o t j 
e q u a l to th a i o f S m ith and W il­
liam s, is n o ta b le .

M a th e r is a five-goal h a n d ic a p 
m a n a n d has played t h e g a m e all 
o v e r th e U n ite d S ta te s . He a n d ■ 
G ilm o re w e r e m e m b e r s o f the A u s ­
tin Club w hich la st y e a r w e n t to 
the 
fh e P a c ific C o a st a n d w on 
c h a m p io n s h ip 

t h a t 

In it;!

s nay 
a gr

in 

Ste er 
i b e r 
t h e 
A ch e ck -u p W e d- 
ten m e n on 
t h e 
• n o tic e a b le in ju r y , 
uh:-ll, S u lliv a n , A - 

i:

week a n d j w ith u s,” Cook said, " a n d 

“ W ith 

t e r r i t o r y . 1 
is j 

tate*.
t w e n t y goals g iven 

fo r 
T he te a m c o m in g to A u s tin 
n s id e re d the second b e s t in th e 
th e J 
U n iv e r s it y Polo T e a m , 
I believe 
it will t a k e q u ite a f e w c h u k k e r s 
o f m ig h ty f a s t polo to c a tc h up 
I ani 
d e e p j n o t a f r a i d to *ay t h a t we will be 
a b le 
t h e 
w o r l d ’s c h a m p io n , fo r w e w ill be 
p la y in g eig h t se v e n a n d o n e -h a lf 
m in u t e c h u k k e r s . W e hav e been 
p r a c tic i n g ail w ee k o n a s t r o n g e r 
d efe n se.

le a s t sc ore on 

to a t 

is n u r s i n g a 

s, I hom pso n, Baulk, En- U n ite d 
d c l i f t on, h a v e s p r a in e d 
undell a n d P e n n in g to n 
red by cut* on th e fa c e , 
eeeived a r u t u n d e r th e 
g p r a c tic e this 
ti 
he chin r ec eiv e d in t h e ! 
tam e w ith B aylor. 
ten 
th e j 
t h a t will m a k e 
an M a rc o s a r e C a p ta in 
a g a n , J a c k G ra y , J e a n 
1 la u d e H a r r i s . Glen 
i • M a rsh a ll P e n n i n g t o n , 
m ore, J a c k T a y lo r, P a u l < 
.(ion j 
D em o y e P au lk , G 
L aw son, H e r f f j 

th e w o rld ’s 

" W e w e r e m o r e t h a n lu c k y to 
g e t 
c h a m p io n polo 
p l a y e r h e i e in A u stin , a n d w e a r e 
to show up as best we 
a n x io u s 
a n ; h o w e v e r, w e r ea lize t h a t last 
w ee k S m ith a n d his t e a m a w a r d e d 
a tw elve-goal te a m in S an A n to n io 
eig h t g o a ls, a n d b e a t th e m 15-9, 
meaning- S m ith 's 
te a m m a d e 15
vhiie 
l,e- 

Successful Track Season

Predicted by Littlefield

n ig h t, 

I n t h e i r initial m e e t i n g o f the 
y e a r , T u e s d a y 
a p p r o x i­
m a te l y s e v e n ty - f iv e c a n d i d a t e s f o r 
th e 1934 S t e e r t r a c k te a m h e a r d 
ex p re ss 
C o a c h C lyde L itt le f ie ld 
th e ap-
c o n f id e n c e o f su c c e ss in 

F e b r u a r y 2 2 — B o r d e r O ly m ­

pics a t L a re d o .

M a rc h 17— F a t S lo c k Show 

M eet in F o r t W o r th .

A pril 7— T e x a s A. & M. in 

A u stin .

lor in A u stin .

A u stin.

A p ril 14— S. M. U . a n d B a y­

A p ril 21 — T . I. A. A. M e e t in 

A p ril 28— Rice a t ' H o u s t o n .
M ay 4— R ice a n d A. & M. at 

College S ta tio n .

M ay 11-12—- S o u t h w e s t C o n ­

f e r e n c e M e e t in D allas.

a n d 

s t a t e m e n t s 

conditioning 
re
wards- 
t r a c k m e n

a t t i t u d e , 
aping t h e f a c t 
m a k e 

>ort a in hut to c o a ch in g , 
r e ­
t h a t 
th e m se lv e s, "A
I t r a c k m a n c a n ’t g e t s o m e o n e else 
to block f o r him w h ile h e m a k e s a 
| b e a u tif u l r u n a n d r e c e iv e s a lo t of 
e x ­
I m isplac ed g lo r y ,” L ittlefie ld 
pla in ed . " H e pla ce s h im s e lf on th e 
t e a m a n d m u s t do his ow n t r a i n ­
ing a n d p e r s o n a l p e r f o r m i n g ."

som e v a l u a b le la st y e a r ’s 

! W ith e i g h t r e t u r n i n g le t t e r m e n , 
s q u a d 
! m e n , a n d s e v e r a l b r illi a n t sopho- 
! m o r e s a n d t r a n s f e r s to 
com pose 
I his te a m , C oach L itt le f ie ld , who is 
l a d o p e s t e r o f no 
r e p u t e , 
c o u n t s hi* ch ick e n s to th e e x t e n t 
o f e x p e c t in g the S t e e r s to g a r n e r 
a b o u t 50 p o in ts in th e c o n f e r e n c e 
m e e t.

little 

in | In T e x a s sin c e 

w as s u b m i t t e d b y 

" V e a r e e x p e c t in g 

th is o t h e r t e a m m a d e only p r e a c h i n g se a so n . A t e n t a t i v e 

F O O T R E S T S 
S ta b il iz a tio n o f C h u c k W a g o n
roll I cu s to m e r* th r o u g h th e in s t a l l m e n t
; of c o n v e n i e n t fo o t-r e s t* a lo n g th e
th is g a m e a n d a call w a s issued f o r all in te r - j c o u n t e r s h a s b e e n g u a r a n t e e d by
I t o b re a k all r e c o r d s f o r polo g a m e s ested to re c e iv e e q u i p m e n t a t t h e Mrs. J o e B o y e r, m a n a g e r . O r d e r s
a l r e a d y
is e x ­

th e hom o- s ta d iu m b e t w e e n 4 a n d 5 o ’clo ck I f o r 
Dining f o r th e s e t h r e e m e n , a n d a t th e e a r lie s t o p p o r t u n i t y so t h a t b e e n placed a n d d e l iv e r y 
ile a dm issio n has b e e n p u t 
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n o u g h to 
j 
on t h e j I s a a c M ay fie ld s p e n t th e p a s t
en d. 
mill be a d m i t t e d f r e e of c h a r g e t r a i n i n g sy ste m e m p lo y e d , C oach w e e k -e n d In G id d in g s a n d H o u s-
f 

e n a b le e v e r y o n e to a t - p r o m p tly a f t e r th e h o lid a y s. 

t h e i r p a r e n t s . ” J L ittle f ie ld m a d e se v e r a l 

begin p e e le d s h o rtly .

th e se f e a t u r e s h a v e 

c o n d i tio n in g m a y 

A tt c h ild re n u n d e r 

th e y a r e w ith 

th o se p r e s e n t, 

S p e a k i n g to 

g e n e r a l to n .

I N S T A L L E D

low e a r ly 

tw e lv e 

m e n 

his 

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Aer for Christmas 7

Balfour 
University Seal

JEWELRY

is a l w a y s 
a p p r e c ia t e d !

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B r a celets . . . $ 1 .1 0 to $ 3 .3 0 
W a tch B a n d s . . 9 5c to $ 5 . (Kl 
N e c k la c e s . . . $ 1 .1 0 to $ 3 .3 0 
C ig a rette C ases . . . . $ 1 .6 5 
C igarette Lighters . . . $ 3 .0 0
R i n g s 
$ 2 .7 5 to $ 2 5 .0 0
Sterling L on ghorn

P i n s ...................................$ 1 .0 0

U n iv e r sity of T e x a s 

P e r p e tu a l C a le n d a r s . $ 1 .0 3 

J e w e le d U n iv ersity 
B a d g e Pins w ith 
G u a r d s ........................... $ 6 .0 0

F E L T -S T U F F E D
UNIVERSITY
PILLOWS
$?oo 

$275

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$450 

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SP E C IA L V A L U E S 
for University Students 
at S C H M ID T S
P R E -C H R IST M A S
EVENT
Say, w h e n you v e n tu r e forth on 
C h ristm as 
you w ill 
s h o p p in g , 
surely w ill w a n t to visit

S C H M ID T ’S Pre- 
C hristm as E vent
w h e r e h ig h e s t v a lu e s in e x ­
c e lle n t m e r c h a n d is e w ill save 
you m o n e y ! S e e th e g rand 
array o f C h ristm a s b a r g a in s 
n o w on d is p la y . A t prices 
that you c a n a f fo r d .

Evening 
Dresses

D o n ’t 
rn i s* 
t h e 
j u d g e 
q u a l i t y m e r c h ­
a n d i s e f o r t h e 
p r i c e w e a r e 
o f f e r i n g .

$6.88

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A

silk SC A R F S 

Men’s
Mens Suede and Leather Jackets $ 4 .9 0
C ossack S tyle

( a ll c o lo r s )

M ens highgrade N EC K T IES 

5 9 c

Shop Schmidt’s for Gifts for the entire Family

Jackets

M isses and 
L a d ie s

S u e d e t te
ta ck ets

in la te s t colors

$2.98 up

L ounging

R obes

f o r m e n 
iv ho d e m a n d 

d i s t i n c t i o n

$1.49 to $4

VANITIES

W ith U n iv ersity Crest

$ 1 4 0 to $ 2 5 0

Personality in 
Gift Stationery

in 
p e d 
so b a s e 
o u t

f u r n i s h e d 

e x t r a

G ift

N ovelty S tatio n ery
35c to 95c

C o r r e s p o n d e n c e C a r d s 
P e r f o r a t e d N o t e s 
C o m b i n a t i o n s

35c to 6oc

H eavy B ronze 

U niversity Seal

BOOK ENDS 

$475

$ 7 .5 0 V A L U E

and IO* REBATE

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m ile, W )odrow 
Ie* G r a n g e r a r 
Ii >dges will 
th 
discus, J o e St or 
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w i t h C, C. Pet 
s p r i n t e r s .

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t he pa th* in 1925.
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av a tta l de fo r it \ a r ­
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is a qi 
leg G r u n e is e n 
C h a rle s Q uint 
d o r w e r e th e 
o f last -ea.-o* 
all c o m p e ti n g 
r e l a y b e r th s .
se n cars b ro a d ju m p .

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, w h o w ith W a lle r 
tea? 
s p r in g r e la y 
:’s n e w c o m e r s , 
ai 
f o r da b and s p rir 
In a d d i tio n ( D u n e

T o m m ie W e tz e l, J i m Law son 
O. G an n o n a n d F, \V. W ilto n , a n 
h u r d l e r s . J a y A r n o ld will 
flint 
th e t h i r d so p h o 
t h e discus, a n d 
t 
ll. 
m o r e , W ilson , th is o n e 
a halt mile sp e c ia list.

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C o m p e t i t i o n .

T h e 

o t h e r 
t e a m s will be 
b u t only A. & M. 
e n o u g h 
s t r e n g t h of th e L o n g h o rn s .

tr a c k 
c o n f e r e n c e 
im p r o v e d possibly, 
looks good 
to f u r n i s h th e a ll- a r o u n d 

Bu
Bi

Jim 
■n E Iw ards, Bill A l­
m e R u n d e il.
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I ennis I earns A re

P racticin g D aily

J w e a t h e r 

a n d

> r a d ice sessions, 
te a m 
nisi- 

i* 

Dr. I). A. P e n ic k said 
", T he squad i* w o rk in g 
? now , a n d D r. P e n ic k 
ariou* d o u b le s e o m b in a - 
d e r to pick t h e b e s t fo r 

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l g VI
I o r
: sp r in g . 

me m e m b e r s of t h e U n iv e r - 
likely t o be 
te n n i s t e a m a r e 
a n n u a l 
t h e 
to p la y in 
( te d 
t b e tw e e n t h e M exican L a w n 
ni- A n o c i a t i o n a n d th e T e x a s 
n Ti un is A sso c ia tio n , Dr. P en - 
( o n tin u e d .

La

th:-- sea.**rn so 

it m e e t F e b r u a r y 22 in L a r e d o ’s ; 
rd e r O lym pics. L a s t y e a r 
th e I 
e r r w e n t d o w n a n d c a r r i e d o f f , 
T y th in g b u t th e c ity hall. T h e ; 
tries a n d Rice h a v e p ro m ise d 
rant.* 
it o u g h t ; 
be an i n t e r e s t i n g a f f a i r . M a rc h 
T e x a s r u n n e r s will vo to th e ; 
Ka 
F o r t ; 
Stock S how m e e t 
W .
>rth, A. & M. will c o m e to A us-J 
I in
fo r a d ual c o m p e ti tio n A pril I 
7; S, M. U. a n d B a y lo r m a k e it I 
t h r e e - c o r n e r e d a f f a i r A p ril 14; ;
a 
id on A p ril 2 1 , th e a n n u a l T. 

in 

I, A. A. m eet will be held 
A u - ’ in w ith 
ing.

in j 
th e S t e e r s c o m p e l - . 

T h e 

r e m a i n i n g 

t h r e e set* of > 

A s ti f f s c h e d u le h as b ee n a r - i 

ie* w ii be o u t of t o w n — Rice 
r a n g e d . L it t l e f i e l d w ill w o rk his 
l l o u ' t o n A pril 2H; Rice a n d i
m e n a couple o f a f t e r n o o n ? be- T ex a s a t C o llege 
.Station M a y 4 
f o r e the h o lid a y s, a n d e n t e r r e g - — th e n th e g r a n d f in a le , t h e con- 
u l a r t r a i n i n g a f t e r w a r d f o r t h e i r f e r e n c e m e e t in Dallas M a y 11-12.

I

WE SUGGEST

• Y u l e T i e - d i n g s

by B otony
A b o t a n y f l a n n e l a c a r i , w i t h a
t i t t o ma *c h.

^ t r a v e l K i t s

A l l - l e a t h e r c a s e s w i t h 
i d e a l f o r t h e w e e k - e n d s .

z i p p e r ,

•

t o b a c c o 

p o u c h e s

O s t r i c h b a t h e r w i t h 
m e n t f o r p i p e .

c o m p a r t ­

•

p i p e R a c k s

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

M a k e
y o u r g i f t s 
s i n c e r e — h a v e 
X m a s 
in 
r o o m 
p a r t.

y o u r 

b e f o r e y o u 

 THURSDAY. DECEMBER 14. IRM 

' r o t ? 

t v * , t v

Diversity of Motifs Used 

In Decorations at Affairs 
Given Prospective Pledges

centerpiece was white roses a n d ; 
white ehrysanthm um s,

Zeta Tau Alpha

The tea given by Zeta T au Al­
pha Wednesday a fte rn o o n carried : 
f u t the Christmas them e in blue 
and silver. Decorations w ere sil­
ver Christmas 
and blue j 
lights. The dinner which followed ; 
used 
them e, h u t ! 
carried the decorations out in red 
anti silver. The centerpiece was 
red talisman roses.

the Christmas 

t rees 

E X - S T U D E V TS M A R R Y 

I N D A L L A S CHURCH

W a sh in g to n O fficia l 

G rou p to H ear T alk 

T o S p ea k on N K A

O n C uban Situation

John Wets will address the In­
te r n a tio n a l Relations Club 
on 
“ The S ituation in C uba” today in. 
T exas Union S I I , Joe Ray, presi­
d en t of the club, announced Wed­
nesday. Weis is a m em ber of the 
club, and his discussion will begin 
a series of informal talks by club 
members.

Copies o f f he F ortnightly Re­
view will he d istributed a f te r the 
meeting. Any stud en t u ho is in­
te re ste d in the subject is invited to 
a tte n d , Ray said.

Austin Lion’s Club W ill Sponsor 

Benefit Dance for Girl Scouts

A b e n e fit dance for the Austin 
Girl Scouts will be given by the 
Austin Lions Club on the roo f of 
the Stephen F. Austin Hotel Fri­
day night, December 15, fro m 9 
to I o ’clock. Music will be f u r ­
nished by Stevt G a rd ne r and his 
orch estra: admission wall be $1 
per couple. Tburlow B. Weed, 
chairm an of th e Lions Club Girl 
Scout committee, is in charge of 
a rra n g e m en ts. Adolph Kohn, Jr., 
is chairm an of the club dance com­
mittee, and F. W. Woolsey is p res­
klent of the club.

The purpose o f the dance, ac­
cording to a Statem ent by Mrs, 
F rank Spiller, local Girl Scout di­
re! tor, is to help in filling out the 
year. 
Girl Scout bu dg et for the 
Until this y e a r the organization 
h a s been supported by the Com­
m unity Chest, and since the dis­
banding o f that group, the Lions 
Club has assisted the Girl Scouts 
in raising their budget. All 
t h e 
money taken in at the dance F r i­

following 

day night will go to the budget.
The Austin Girl Scouts 

have 
stro ng su pp ort from the U niver­
sity c o m m u n i t y , both officially and 
are 
unofficially. The 
mem bers of the Girl Scout Coun­
cil in A u stin : Curtis Alderson, Dr. 
and Mrs. D. K. Brace, Miss Hilda 
Molesworth, Miss J cann ie Pinck­
ney, Sirs. Virginia Sh a rho rough, 
Miss Ruby Terrill, Mrs. M attie Og­
den Hatcher, and Mrs. Charles Joe 
Moore. O thers am ong the Austin 
residents who are not directly con­
are 
nected with th e U niversity 
Mrs. Percy V. P ennybacker, Mrs, 
J a n e Y. MeCallum, Mrs. Dave 
Reed, Mrs. Hugh Lynn, and Mrs. 
Sully B. Robertleau.

Several I niversity stu d e n ts Con­
duct Girl Scout troops. Some of 
these are Pauline Mvier. K atherine 
Wfer, g ra d u a te student* 
Pansy 
Rollins, Louise Welborn, \ irginia 
Su th erland , 
Alice 
Thotnpton. 
Mable Lee Hall, and Mrs. C. S. Ar-

I X N E N T E R T A I N E D 
A T C H R I S T M A S F E T E 

\ A S S O C I A T I O N G I V E S 

N E E D L E C R A F T S HOW

The p arty assembled 

at 

the and modern quilts will

I niversity Presbyterian Church I played. 
at 7:30 o’clock and tra n sp o rta tio n 5 Hostesses 
to the home of the hosts was pro- Mrs. Florence Hon/.. Mis. 
yided for the 2* members a t t e n d - I Cook, Mrs. S. J. My rick, 
inc. Louise Foreman is chairm an I Clyde Mr B u rn -it, Mrs. Fr 
of the social committee, and Betty ; ama, Mrs. J. M. Rutland 
I deb. co-chairman. Grace McSpad- j Thelma Streit, and Mrs 
den is president of the class. 

for today

J Lynn.

phi Mu- who were aw ay over 
Phi Gamma Delta will hold for- 
the holidays were Fiona Mc Nab, 
mal initiation for six pledges to- 
initiated are San Antonio; Nina May, M art; 
night. Those to be 
f r a n c is Kelley Bell, < lark Ether- j Ella V. Lanier, Ja sp e r; M aurene 
idge, 
Charles Allen, Y orktow n; Lucille Spreen, 
Pinckney. Jim m y Walker, Arley H ouston; Mary M arg aret Riehard- 
Cook, and Nolan* Simmons, 
Dens, president, has announced.

Julius Gordon, 

.son, Dallas,

to 
Ruby Babel went to San An- her home in Rosebud Tuesday on 
tonic Tuesday to a tte n d th e fun- account of the death of her grand- 
eral of her gra ndm other. 

Florence Barry was called 

' I mother.

Ja y 

DORMITORY TO GIVE

CHRI STMAS D I N S E R

Beginning with C hristm as din-! 
ner served at 6 o’clock, N ew m an ' 
Hall VV ill have its Yuletide c e l e b r a - ! 
tion T hu rsd ay, December 21. A 
brilliantly lighted tre e placed be-! 
tween the arches of the reception j 
ami dining rooms will form p a rt 
of the decorations, which will : 
carry out the season’s motif.

Following the dinner, g ifts will ■ 
be d istributed, fru its and candies ; 
carols 
and Christmas 
served, 
sung. Guests will be invited 
f o r 
dancing t h e 
l a s t hour of the pro- I 
gram.

ROSS-HELM MARRIED

Ivy Helm of Austin and Wil­
liam Ross of Childress w ere m a r ­
ried November J v. in Quanah.

Mr. Ross is employed in a bank 
at <'Undress. Mrs. Ross is an ex- 
stud e nt of the University, having 
receiver! h e r bachelor of a r ts d e ­
gree in I IC; I She is a m em ber o f
Delta Delta Delta sorority.

* * *

Bickler G ives T a lk 

T o A ustin A rt G roup

pre- 
n A rt League 
George Bickler Wed- 
he Austin Athletic 
slivered an illustrated
in
ie Christ Child 

Charles Joe Moore, 
r of paintings of the 
I Child from the pri- 
n of Mi s. R. I.. B atts, 
civics d e p a rtm e n t 
cs were used to illus­
ory.

R olfe W ill D iscu ss 

C hicago E xp osition

r e g io n s of the C e n tu ry of 
s” is the title of a lecture 
iv en by W. T. Rolfe, pro- 
f a rchitectu re, in the audi- 
■ f the \r c h ite e tu r a l Build-

“ XRA — A Declaration a f In de­
pendence,” will be the s u b je c t of 
the address by Frederick; Vining 
Fisher, field r e p r e se n ta tiv e of th e 
N ational Recovery A dm inistration 
at W ashington, in the H ogg Mem­
orial A ud itorium , Friday, D e c e m ­
ber 15, a t 7:30 o ’clock, J u d g e D. 
local 
H. Doom, chairm an of the 
a n ­
XRA Compliance Board, 
nounced Tuesday.

A fte r having visited in tw en ty 
other sta te s explaining the o p e r a ­
tions of the NRA , Mr. Fisher is 
now making a t o u r of Texas.

Mr. Fisher is scheduled to speak 
in Taylor S a tu r d a y 
night. De­
cem ber It;, and it is probable that 
he will speak in one or more n e a r ­
Ju d g e 
by cities du rin g the day, 
Doom stated.

C ox W ill A d d ress 

A g ricu ltu re H e a d s

Dr. A. B. Cox, professo r of c o t ­
t on m arketing , will leave today to 
fou r-sta te c o n fe re n c e 
a ttend 
of ag ric u ltu ra l executives to 
hr* 
held 
in T e x a r k a n a D ecem ber 15 
and 16.

the 

Dr. Cox will speak on c o tto n 
as re g a rd s its fu tu re in in d u stry 
and a g ricu lture, and cotton tr a d e , 
which will be a sum m ary of th e 
effects of cotton on world tra d e , 
and how the price of o u r c o tto n is 
determ ined by the national and in­
ternational money sta n d a rd .

Reduction!

On fine luxurious

A ll Fur T rim m ed 
C oats R educed

*—N e w m a te r ia ls 
— N ew s le e v e s

and s h o u ld e r lines.

C O L O R S -

BLACK, B RO W N , EEL 
NAVY .

air- Liihan Bates I 
A tlanta, Ga,, 
is a et 
I “ cad Alpha Xi Delta ch 
for rush week.

B eta T heta Pi frat. 
nouncos the pledging 
Leyendecker of Laredo

f Tommy

D O R M I T O R Y T O H O L D 

C H R I S T M A S P A R T I E S

Sunday

N ow $ 1 4 .8 0 
to 3 9 .6 5

2 0 'N off

FO R JAFFEE TO BE 
THE W O R LD ’S 
CHAMPION SKATER

ROBES
Fine Corduroy 
— Fine Silk 

D e Luxe 

— R obes
ALL COLORS
$ 4 .7 5

All Toilet Goods and 
Jew elry Reduced

x
^ 

New Silk Hose
Winter S hades 
By Kayser
$1.00 and $1.25

Lovely
SILK GOWNS 
SILK P A J AMA S 
SILK DA NC E SETS 
SILK P ANT I ES
$1.48 and $2.95

mm

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C O N G R E SS A T N IN T H

T H E C A C 1 1 %

SENIORS

r e p r e s e n ta tio n as soo n as pos 

sible. T h is m a tte r sh o u ld b e at

te n d e d to b e f o r e C h ris tm a s

C all at Journalism

B uilding 108

I R V I N G J A F F E E

(At Right)—A gain Jaffee makes a thrilling 
finish as he speeds to victory I W inner 
o f 1 ,000 m edals and trophies, including 
three O lym pic Skating C ham pionships, 
Jaffee has brought th e highest skating 
honors to the U .S .A . Asked recently if 
h e was a steady sm oker, Jaffee said,“ Yes 
—but that goes for Cam els o n ly . I have 
to keep m y w in d, you k now , and 
h ealthy nerves.” 

^ J

“Flowers 
For All 
Occasions

P h on e 2-1147 

N igh t P hone 2-3843

You've often seen his name and picture

in the papers—Jaffee, the city-bred boy 

from the U. S. A. who beat the best that 

Europe had to oiler, and became the 

skating champion of the world! Speak­

because of their costlier tobaccos, are 
mild and likable in taste. And, what is 

even more important to a champion 
athlete, they never upset the nerves."

Change to Camels and note the dif­

ing of speed skating and cigarettes, 

ference in your nerves... in the pleas­

Jaffee says; “ It takes healthy nerves 

ure you get from smoking! Camels 

and plenty of wind to be an Olympic 

are m ilder... have a better taste. They 

skating champion. I find that Camels,

never upset your nerves. Begin today!

NEVER C I T ON YOUR HE RYES 

K £ VSR T lR E Y O V R T ill

Copyright I M3.
U J ll*)iii kin Tull*'00 I vUSpAOt

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th e papers .

A-Sap’s Fables

B y BILL E R W I N

I know 

is w h a t Will R o g e rs r e a d s in

Entered as second clasa m atter at th* po* toff ic# »t 

S ubscription price by m ail: Fixe dollars yearly. 

; T oday’s Q uotation:
Birds who 
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live 
I

tell n esty jo k e s!”— T olstoy.

in Ola?? h ouses sh ou ld n ’t

Wolrlnn 

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Read The D aily T exan, a n ew fe a tu r e pub­

lished in con ju n ction w ith th is colum n.

F ront P a g e G ab:

Manger 

A ustin, Texas. 

Edjt,or-ir<-Chief ___
A m o rist* K d ito r _ . 
N ig h t S u p e rv iso r _
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J B T H r I?

Bin Doctor

S am H ouseholder

E d ito ria l W riter*

Ja m e s G lasscock 

Bob M a rq u is

Sport* E d ito r
A s s is ta n ts ; R h hard M orehead, Ow en E n g lish , S ta n le y G unn,

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S o ciety E d ito r
A s s is ta n ts - V irg in ia W h ite an d L ovell R aney.

V «*h»l S W K *

T h e a te r E d ito r
A s s is ta n ts • Matte! S h elb y , T ru m a n P o u n eey .

Night Edi 
A ssistan ts

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B u r d e t t* H an cock. A delin e R ubella,

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Basic English

E v e r since Co m m is s ar Maxim Litvinov! 

used “ Basic E n g l is h ” in his t r a n s - A tl a n ti c I
te le p h o n e conve rs ation wi th his wife s e v - : 
eral w ee ks ago t h e r e has been m u c h ta lk 
a bo ut th e place th e ne w l a n g u a g e will pla y: 

in t h e f u t u r e world. “ Basic E ng li s h ” is a 
l a n g u a g e consisting of a b o u t 900 
root 
w or ds in th e English la n g u ag e. Six ty p e s 
of w or d s compose t h e l a n g u a g e : Comm on- 
s ub st an ce s , 
things, 
qualifiers, ne cessary nam es, a nd o p e r a t o r s.

collectives, 

n a t u r a l 

It was i n v e n t e d by P rof ess or C. K. Og-I 
den of London and is said to h a v e 
t h e 
b a c k i n g o f H. G. Wel ls a n d m a n y le ad in g 
ed u ca to rs .

T h e l a n g u a g e ’s p u r p o s e, a c c o r d i n g to | 
its inve nto r, i> to act as an easy m e d i u m of I 
co nv ers at ion b e t w e e n nations.

T h e l a n g u a g e has a l r e a d y o b ta in ed b ad 
co m p an y. Pres s r e p o r t s f ro m W a s h i n g t o n I 
a l r e a d y been a I 
indi cate tha t 
“ r u n ” on l i te r a t u r e on t h e s u bj ec t in th e I 
Congressional Libr ary .

th e r e ha.- 

t h e 

ex ac tn es s o f Latin, 

T h e r e are m a n y thi ngs w ro n g with t h e ! 
English la n g u a g e . It la cks th e s of tne ss of 
Spanish, 
the 
sm oo th n e ss of F r en ch , a n d th e simplicity 
of n e a r l y all la ng ua ge s . Y et it is d ou bt fu l 
if t h e “ new l a n g u a g e ” is a cu re for an y I 
of th e se s ho rtc om ing s. T h e only good such I 
a l a n g u a g e can do in English 
s p e a k i n g 
countries is p r o d u c e a laziness a m o n g the j 
pe opl e in r es p ec t in v o ca b ul ar y . Go od ne ss! 
knows, t h e a v e r a g e A m e r ic a n 
is limited 
e n o u g h in his use of w o r d s without a d v o ­
c a ti ng a new l a n g u a g e which wo uld con-! 
fine him to a select 900.

Czech and Doable Czech
D r. and Mrs. Pta Zavokcek (p ron ou n ced P ta 
Zavokcek) are th e proud p a ren ts o f trip lets. 
Dr. Z avokcek’s on ly com m en t upon b ein g in ­
form ed that he w as the fa th er o f th ree d a u g h ­
ters was, “ Aw n u rse.” He is re stin g w ell a fte r 
receiv in g the happy tidings.

The little dears have been nam ed A m eba, 
P aram ecia, and H ydra. (Q uit yer g rip in ’, this 
is supposed to b a cilli!)

Phi Beta Kappa to P o t on Ayre*

Dr. K n igh t A y res, p ro fesso r o f eco n o m ics, 
local ch ap ter o f Phi B eta 
w ill ad dress th e 
Kappa, h on orary 
so c iety , F riday 
sch o la stic 
n ig h t on th e topic “ My E arly E x p erien ces W ith 
B u ild in g B locks and A sso cia te P h en o m en a .” 

W a y s and m e a n s of p u n ish in g m em bers w ho 
m ake any grade below 98 w ill be discussed 
at th is m eetin g.

T h e B u zzard :

A s H arpo M arx w ould w rite it

S t u d e n t Forum : 
thi 

W hat 
bird baths!

c a m p u s n e e d s 

is som e b ette r

— A. D ucky Byrd.

— L a d y K n o w n A s Lou.

I 

th in k 

I ’ve j u s t r e a d tw o v e r y silly a r ti c le s in th e 
F o r u m . 
the " L a d y K n o w n As L o u ” 
is u n la d y -lik e, o u t o f h e r h e a d , a n d u ps*arty, 
but I a g r e e w ith h e r in th a t “ A. D u ck y B y r d ” 
is p r issy ! I d o n ’t like him.

— U ncle Remus.

bird baths.

: p o r t s

— A. D u c k y Byrd.

Longhorns Gore T. C. U. 30-0*

H illia rd 

took th e k ic k -o f f ! H illia rd c a r r ie d 
th e pigskin to T. C. U .’s 10-yard 
line! T he 
to u ch d o w n w as by H illiard! H illiard kicked 
to T. C. U . H illiard dow ned the runner. A fte r 
th is H illiard began to a ttr a ct a tte n tio n . H il­
l i a r d p a r s e d 
to a n o t h e r m a n w ho marie a 
to u c h d o w n , t h a n k s to th e b lo c k in g of H illiard. 
W e c o u l d n ’t f in d out th e n a m e s of te n p la y e r s | 
on H illi a r d ’s side.

: T w en ty Y ears A go

R e g is tr a tio n b e g a n 

t o d a y for 

th e 1934-35 

M O R T A L I T Y reports on R u sh W eek are

cJue in my olfice two d a y s a fte r the sm oke
clea rs a w a y .

— Dean M oore, um pire.

I ’ve j u s t r e a d a v e r y silly a rticle 

the 
F o r u m b y one who signs h im s e lf “ A. D ucky 
is vile, uncouth.
B y r d . ” 
u n c u l t u r e d , in a n e , in sa n e, ami prissy. I d on ’t i last few w eeks. R ecen tly 
like him. 

think Mr. B y rd 

indicates 

in 

I 

I still th in k th is c a m p u s n e e d s som e b e t t e r Ithc, r<,P n b lic ’s » " » * « • 

I S 

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16-Year-Olds
00 * Front

1^1 t

 t v S J Woodin Men

By LeROY COLE

Leave

W A R F A R E — In South A m erica 
y esterd a y , B olivia 
to 
fr o n t­
send 16-year-old boys to 

prepared 

in an a t­
lin e fig h tin g p o sitio n s 
tem pt to stop the v icto rio u s march 
of P araguayan troops through the 
ju n g les o f the Chaco Boreal.

»

, 

, 

, , 

, 

, 
o f the se cu ritie s act w ere inform ed 
T u esd ay from two a d m in istration " P” 8*"t*d 
sou rces that if any rev isio n w ere 
a ttem p ted it w ould be to tig h ten 
rather than w eaken the law .
Chairman F le tc h e r o f 

Registrar Gives Report On 

j 

College Education in South

I 

E. J. M athew s, registrar, and c e n t o f the pupils en rolled 

by 

W. J. B a ttle, p ro fesso r o f Clas- them . A review o f a ten -y ea r per- j

, 

i leal 

la n g u a g e s, returned M onday ! 

m 
. from N ash ville, T enn ., w here th ey 

taken up at 
fa ilu re s 
that 
_ „ 
i e l e t m g la d e 
, 
U n ,v e r i t y a t th e g r e a te r than 
annual m eetin g o f the S outhern ; grade schools.
A ssociation o f C o lleg es and S ec- j A n oth er a n g le tak en up at the
i m eetin g w as the com parison o f 
ondary Schools. 

the 
from the
schools w ere 
from 

m eet ing

show ed 

tw elv e

, .. 
.. 

th e 

, 

. 

, , 

, 

, 

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1.5 •

around the 
perip B y th* 

Buzzard

H i, ho. The 

tim e has arrived 
w hen all one hears is the ta lk o f 
who pled ged w hat and w hy th ey 
did so. The high-ups g e t 
th eir 
heads to g eth e r and plan to pull
this or th a t “ coup de g re ek ”
in
unsuspt.c t jnB 

The three H A R R IS sisters in all

the j *n F th e others (w ho w ere not in-

.. 
napping, th ereb y scoop-

.

. 

. 

„ 

in 

in 

the 

and 

Par- 

all , „ 

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B eca u se d ispatches 

The association m eets 

th e w ilds o f th e Chaco 

th e pupils. The ten y ea r 

y ea rly public and p rivate schools. It w as or<ler t0 catch th# 

less secu rities o ff the m arket, 

A com parison of the 
that 

h ow ever, 
has been hard pressed d uring the public.”

F letcher said that the m en who 
w anted the law changed w ere “ fel-
reports, 
low s who m ade a liv in g by their 
B olivia w its prior to 1929 to ex p lo it the 

agu a y a n s su cceeded in b o ttlin g up B R IE F S — H ugh
S. Johnson, re-
! tw o com p lete division s o f B olivian covery ad m in istrator, said T ues­
I men 
day that he had asked the A m er­
I fro n t, fo rcin g them to surrender.
ican F ed eration of Labor to sub­
mit evidence that the Ford Motor 
m inis- C om pany w as v io la tin g labor pro-

S en a te 
B anking C om m ittee and J. M. 
Landis, a m em ber o f the F ed eral
from Bo- Trade C om m ission, rep lied to crit- 
livia and P aragu ay have been j icism by sa y in g the a ct had alread y 
h ea v ily censored, a cco u n ts o f the i kept m illion s o f d ollars o f w orth- 
d evelop m en ts 
the 50-year-old 
war b etw een th e tw o co u n tries are 
g en era lly vague. 

for th e purpose o f d iscu ssin g and show n that 85 .3 per c e n t o f 
w orking ou t problem s re la tin g to seco n d a ry schools are public a n d ! ^r e8 
co lleg e s and secon dary schools in ! they have 94 .7 per c e n t o f 
the South. T he b usin ess is carried ; pupils. This w ould le a v e 14.7 per * terested to begin w ith ),
out through the m edium o f tw o cen t o f the secon d ary sch ools to 
com m issions. One is a com m ission be p rivate w ith 5.3 per cen t o f ! ^ 
o f seco n d a ry schools, 
survey 
other is a com m ission on h igher sh ow ed th at 13.1 per ce n t o f col- 
is ; le g e fresh m en from public schools 
in stitu tion s. Each com m ission 
com posed o f m em bers o f th e fac- 
p rivate 
16.7 
u lty o f high schools and c o lleg e s I sch ools fa iled , 
through out the South. The com - 
S om e in t e r e s t i n g sta tistics from 
schools 
m ission 
the m eetin g wen* giv en by Mr. 
w o r k s toward the stan d ard ization 
of secon d ary schools, and 
t h e M athew s. O f high school grad u ates
com m ission on h igher in stitu tio n s ! who attend co lleg e at all, 86.4 per 
w orks tow ard the stand ard ization i ce n t o f them a tten d in the sam e 
sta te in which th ey a tten d ed high
o f co lleg es. 
IN T E R V E N T IO N — C uba’s
Mr. M athews is a m em ber o f the school. Of this group 8.9 per cent 
j t e r o f la b o r y e s t e r d a y said t h a t by [ visions o f th e NRA 
com m ission on secon dary sch ools, 
leave the sta te but g<> to som e c o l­
I s e n d in g w a r s h ip s to th e island d u r- Z e a la n d y o u th s w e r e disc overed 
th e I T u e s d a y h id in g in o n e of A d m ir a l 
and Dr. B a ttle is a m em ber o f the 
l«&e 
in an oth er S ou th ern state. 
com m ission on higher in stitu tio n s. 
I b m 4.7 per c e n t g*> to co llege 
in B y r d ’s vessels n in e h o u rs o u t of
the South. The p ercen ta g e 
The m ee tin g o f the 
! W e llin g to n . S ince it w ould c o s t th e
next year w ill be in A tlan ta, Ga. o f high school g rad u ates a tten d in g 
18 h o u r s 
college has d r o p p e d f r o m 56.2 p e r 
c r u is i n g to r e t u r n 
the 
im portant cent in 1925 to 35.4 per cen t in 
th r e e s to w a w a y s w e r e a s sig n e d to 
work carried on by the a sso cia tio n J 93 2 . Th« S outhern sta te having 
the a l r e a d y o v e r­
deck d u t y o n 
c r o w d e d ship . . . U n ite d 
high 
A m bassador to R u m a , William C. d e t e r m in in g th e num ber and per- school g rad u ates to a tten d co lleg e 
c o lleg e ; w as M ississippi w ith 49 per cent.
B u llitt, m et Mikhail K alinin, presi- I cen ta g es o f fa ilu res o f 
The lo w est p ercen ta g e was F lor­
d e n t of the Sov iet U n io n f o r the 
ida w ith 27 .5 p er cen t. It m ay be 
f ir s t tim e y e s te r d a y .
colleges
n oted 
failed the fe w e st stu d en ts, fa ilin g 
o n ly 10.5 per cen t. 

th e P a n - A m e r i c a n c o n f e r e n c e 
a t 
M o nte vid e o, th e m in i s te r a c c u s e d 
S u m n e r W elles, A m erican A m bas­
s a d o r to C uba, o f p r o p a g a t i n g th e 
re v o lu tio n , a n d c h a r g e d th e U n ite d 
its i n t e r ­
S t a t e s w ith p r o lo n g in g 
v e n tio n by n o t r e c o g n iz in g 
the 
p r e s e n t g o v e r n m e n t.

S ta te s \ a t th e a n n u a l m e e ti n g c o n s ists o f j th e h ig h est p ercen ta g e o f 

ing 
U n ite d S t a t e s h a d in te r v e n e d 

D eterm ine Per Cent Failure* 
Som e of the more 

In a speech to a co m m ittee o f | South P ole exp ed itio n 

t h a t you m ig h t 

a sso cia tio n out 

Statistic* Given

T hree New I

fa ile d and 

r e v o lu tio n , 

secon dary 

to port, 

rec en t 

from 

its 

on 

ir g la cia l splendor on th eir wa> 
engage- 
to som e v ery im p ortan t 
m en!. A D R IA N ROSE seem s 
to 
be p la y in g the role o f the bored 
upperclassm an w ith 
u sual 
grace.

her 

CLEO S P E E D seem s 

to have 
the queer habit o f m ee tin g certain
peop le a t certain p laces on cer-
tain days . . . b ew are tw o o f them
do n ’t g e t t o g e t h e r . W a tc h o u t f o r 
A I L E E N M C L O U G H L IN , sh e bit 
th e h a n d 
f e d h e r . . . Ask 
B A R R Y T A L B O T w hat his nick­
n a m e w a s w h e n he w a s a s t u d e n t 
a t Rice.

t h a t 

F e a r n o t g e n t le R u s h e e s 

f o r 
’tw ill all soon be o v e r an d you will 
fin d 
th e 
“ v e ry n ic e ” p e r s o n t h a t ,\*ou w e re 
told you w e re on R u sh D a y . . . 
a n d t h e y ’ll s t a r t c h a r g i n g y o u fo r 
y o u r meals.

iud be 

freshm en from the d iffe r e n t se c ­
ondary schools. Each 
secon dary 
school g iv es a report o f its g ra d ­
uates that failed as co lleg e fr e sh ­
men. This is v ery h elpful in stu d y ­
ing th e ad v a n ta g es and disadvan ­
tages o f ty p e s o f tea ch in g in se c ­
ondary schools.

In the South 5 5 .6 per c e n t o f 

that Miss i ss i pi 

175 T A K E A P T IT U D E T E S T S
A pp roxim ately one hundred and 
se v e n ty -fiv e stu d en ts took th e ap-
titu d e te sts o f the A ssociation o f 
A m erican M edical C o lleg es w hich
Mr. M athew s said that tw o new w ere given D ecem b er 6. T he pa- 
ad d ition s w ere m ade to th e A s- pers w ill be sen t to W ash ington , 
so cia tio n from T exas co lleg e s. The j D. C., w here th ey w ill be graded
tw o new T ex a s m em bers w ere and k ep t th ere until the stu d en t
to a nied- 

Jester and White 
Remain in Capitol

th e adm in­
P E A C E — M eanw hile, 
istration 
in W ash in gton weflrit 
ahead w ith p lans fo r p ersuading 
the opposing Cuban p o litica l fac- 

I lio n s to com prom ise.
{ 
j r e t a r y o f S ta te , w ill arrive 

J e ffe r so n C'affery, form er Sec- 
in 
r I H a v a n a som e tim e th is w eek to 
o f U nited 
take, o v er the d u ties 
S ta tes A m bassador to the Island 
Republic. It w as in dicated th a t he 
w ould bt* em pow ered to o ffe r m od­
ifica tio n o f the P latt A m end m en t 
as a prize for sta b iliza tio n o f pol­
itical conditions.

The P la tt A m end m en t, am ong 
th e U nited 
in terv en e in 

other thin gs, g iv es 
S ta tes the right to 
Cuban a ffa irs.

Latent to join in the m arch of 
th e Wood in m en from the T reas­
ury is Thom as H ow es w ho resign ed 
the 
as A ssista n t 
o f 
had 
T reasu ry T uesday a fte r he 
been stripped o f his resp on sib ili­
ties. A fte r him , if cu rren t reports 
are correct, w ill 
com e W alter 
C um m ings, chairm an o f the Bank 

S ecr eta ry 

B rin g in g up 

the rear w ill be 
S ecreta ry W ood in h im self w ho is 
now on an in d e fin ite lea v e o f ab­
sen ce, R um ors 
in 
W ashington sa y he w ill form ally 
resign sh ortly a fte r th e new year 
becau se o f co n tin u in g ill health.

circu la tin g 

lo n g session, 

j O ffic ia l N o tic e :

Pavement for One More
Call 

! 

. 

r 

^ 

T, 

t h e 

p a v i n g of West T w e n ty - 
se ve nt h S tr e e t a 
n e w d e a l fo r th e resi- 
d e n t s of Scottish Rite D o rm it or y, if one I 
i m 
likes. But th e f a c t r e m a i n s t h a t t h e en t ir e ;
n o r th side of t h e U n iv ers it y n e i g h b o rh o o d j Sick Li*t: 
will de ri v e its benefit. Too long th e s t r e e t 
has r e m a i n e d u n p a v e d ; b u t now t h e city 
of Au stin an d r e s id e n t s al o n g t h e p a s s a g e 
h a v e se tt le d t h e i r d i f f e r e n c e s a n d ar e now 
w o r k i n g to pu sh t h e p r o j e c t to com pletio n.
is little f o u n d a t i o n f o r th e r e a ­
sons t h a t ha ve held t h e p a vi ng in che c k 
this long. The s tre et ul t im a te ly h a d to be I A-SAP’S FABLES:
s u r f a c e d , even as t h e r e is a i ' t h e p r e s e n t! 

T h e r e 

F our stu d en ts are rep orted ill at the S ta te 
H osp ital, 41 1 0 N. G uadalupe S treet. Carrol 
B rooks Lusk has 
co n tra cted dram atis per­
P IC K IN G — Soon S ecreta ry Mor- 
son ae. K a th erin e Lydia P itte n g e r and M ary
gen th a u w ill have a man o f his
D avis h a v e developed chronic g i g g l e s . Phy- | ow n p j<.k jnB at evc.ry T reasu ry De- 
sk ean s 
Joseph C am pbell C lem m ons, w ho ex h ib its sym p ­
to m s o f both S t. V itu s’ dance and rigor m ortis.

the con d ition o f i p artm ent post.

p uzzled over 

are 

time o t h e r s tr e e t s n e a r t h e University t h a t
will be s u r f a c e d . T h e r e is no po int in d e ­
la y in g 
streets,

t h e m a t t e r of p a v i n g A u s t i n ’s

It has become a necessity 

th e 
st r ee t s b o r d e r i n g t h e University be pa v ed .
The t r a f f i c calls fo r such action. T h e de 
v e l o p m e n t of t h e U niv ers it y a n d th e Uni-! 
versity n e i g h b o r h o o d d e m a n d s t h e action.

t h a t 

C ensored. S u b m itted to “ T ex a s R a n g er.”

"Must to carry o u t the b urlesq ue m o tif!

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R E Q U IR E M E N T S

ummuiMjiuiimnmimtuimifflui—MmniiwiiiMittinuniiHutuuwwimiunnnitMMiHnmw,amuuHnmn J D ep osit In surance C orporation.

Buy Here and Now
I hF is not a “ buy here and now 

T he f a c u l t y of t h e college o f liberal arts is con­
f r o n t e d 
th e se days w ith a p ressin g p rob lem : re­
The rig id ity o f “ YOU 
vision o f req u irem en ts. 
M U S T ” ha? been tried and fou n d w a n tin g . P o u r­
ing the castor oil o f education dow n the u n w illin g 
throats o f stu d en ts has fa iled . R ea lizin g th a t, a 
Ration. It is merely a d ecla ra tio n th a t you : «?ood p a rt o f th e fa c u lty has con cern ed its e lf w ith 
This sum d oes not include ap­
buy here and now o r you will be caught I mo®fJ'in* some and 
**•>*« °f the re-
propriations fo r ex ten sio n o f the 
| q u ir e m e n ts . It ha* arrived a t th e con clu sion th at | public works or farm r e lie f pro-
u n p r e p a r e d v hen C h r i s t m a s comes.
gram s, but w ill be divided b etw een 
the C ivil W orks A dm in istration , 
the E m ergen cy R elief A d m in istra­
tion, and the C ivilian C onservation 
Corps.

r e a c h e d . The ho li d ay session for st u d en t s \ becoming one.
b egi ns f r i d a y , D e c e m b e r 22. C h r is tm a s 
in sure the u n iv e rsity ’s rep u tation 
falls on t h e foll owi ng M onday. I f one ex- j in the com m un ity? It is sometimes m aintain ed that 
pec ts to do his Ch r is tm as s h o p p i n g in th e i the »»^*rsity b efo re it gra n ts its d eg ree must be

EM E R G E N C Y — W hen C o n g iu s, 
P resid en t 
m eets n ex t m onth, 
R oosevelt w ill ask for at le a st 
a 
billion dollars fo r em erg en cy un­
em p loym ent a ctiv itie s, o ffic ia l es­
tim a tes in dicate.

, J required cou rses do n ot n ecessa rily m ake an edu- 
from
i d e a t e d m an, b u t 

E > Si mpl e d e d u c t i o n t h i s c o n c l u s i o n 

in stead m ay p roven t him 

m ay p rev en t

A re they to 

solic- 

"*• “‘“' T * * ! ! t,k<m the
; kind o f cou rses in order th at it m ay rest co n f li­
fj ne nam e w jjj be p reserved . B u t too

h o m e t o w n h e will be fo rc ed to m a k e t h e ' “ ” *d, 
nt:.< gg& ary p u r c h a s e s in o n e < ia \, a n a l m o s t dent 
impossible feat, since S a t u r d a y , t h e 
taken re­
s h o p p i n g d a y b ef o r e Ch ristmas, will d r a w ; quired courses in their college d a y s have disproved
the la rg e st sh op pin g crow d of t h e year. xhm a p e r tio n . 
in San
T h e s tu d en t, o f course, h a s h is cho ic e: h e I Are requirem ent* to assu re the fa c u lty that th e J o se, C alif., an 18-year-old youth
student will not ta k e too m any “ sn a p ” cou rses? was arrested as the fir s t ste p in
t a n e i th e r s ho p in Austin d u r i n g t h e re­
p rosecu tion o f the lyn ch ers o f
If th ey are, then m ay we su g g est that the fa c u lty 
ma ini ng ei ght d a y s or he can wa it until 
John
is ridiculous 
weed o u t th o s e “ s n a p ” c o u r s e s ? It 
he ar r iv e s home , a n d in t h e ru sh an d con­
fusion, m a k e h a s t y selections.

l a s t m any B. A.’s and P h .D .’s w ho have 

Thom as H. Norm an 
H olm es was taken.

j to cove* a w e a k n e s s w ith an ev il.

U N C H A N G E D — T u esday 

and 

A ll o f which w ill n ot help th e ap­
p earan ce o f the b ud get. The pro­
gram o f 
ex p en d itu re p reviously 
ou tlined for the g o v ern m en t is e x ­
p ected to resu lt 
o f 
over $ 5 ,0 0 0 ,9 0 0 ,0 0 0 w hen th e fis­
cal y ea r ends in June.

in a d e fic it 

Continue Negotiations For 
Other Buildings

(C on tinu ed From P age O ne)

o f the 

the U n iv ersity by the 

other su rfa ce leases, which would j 
be pledged as collateral w ith the 
F ed eral governm ent to g u a ra n tee 
the rep a y m en t 
loan re­
quested. The R egen ts also o ffe re d 
to p led ge secu rities held in 
t h e 
G eorge W. L ittle fie ld ?<Iain B uild­
ing Fund, h aving a book value 
fo $ 6 7 8 ,0 0 0 , 
as ad dition al col­
lateral. The la tter fun d w a s le ft 
to 
late 
G eorge W. L ittle fie ld for the pur­
pose o f con stru ctin g a Main Build­
ing on the cam pus. The an n o u n ce­
m ent 
today 
from W ashington 
sta ted , how ever, th a t the Public 
Works A d m in istration had not re­
quired the p led g in g o f the L ittle­
field fun ds. The secu rities in the 
L ittle fie ld fund which are a t pres­
en t m arketable can be disposed 
o f 
the proceeds 
added to the $ 1 ,6 3 3 ,0 0 0 a llo tm en t 
o f F ed eral fu n d s for the co n stru c­
tion o f the building.

th e re fo r e, and 

The R eg en ts 

subm itted origi­
for $ 2 ,8 0 0 ,0 0 0 , o f 
nally a req u est 
w hich $ 1 ,8 0 0 ,0 0 0 w ould be fo r the 
Main B uilding-L ibrary ex ten sio n 
and $ 1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 for four or fiv e 
se lf-liq u id a tin g dorm itories.

Exh austive Brief Prepared

An ex h a u stiv e b rief on th e pro­
posal, ca rry in g gen eral p lans and 
sp ecifica tio n s 
the proposed 
for 
buildin gs, prepared by R obert

O ffic ial Notice

SOPHOM ORE E nglish 

stu d en ts 
are in vited to see in the Wrenn 
Library a S hakespearean exh ib i­
tion arranged 
in co n n ectio n with 
E n glish 12.

E D W A R D G. FL E T C H E R , 

ad ju n ct p ro fesso r o f E n glish .

F e a r is an a g u e t h a t f o r s a k e s
And h au n ts by fits those whom it t a ke s.
— Butl er.

T h e virtue of jus ti ce consists in m o d e r a ­

tion, as r e g u l a t e d by w isd om .— Aristotle.

T hey 

W hile the 

you th was 

W h a t, t h e n , a r e requ irem en ts for? W e have n o t 
m et an y an sw er th a t will sa tisfy . R eq uirem ents are 
lag in ed u ­
h angovers, v e s tig e s resu ltin g from a 
ca tio n a l evolu tion . 
stand on a discarded 
h y p o th e sis th a t cou rses num bered and listed in a 
cata lo g u e ca n , 

b ein g 
ch arged w ith o b ta in in g the rope 
used in the ly n ch in g and w ith h elp ­
ing to round up the crow d, Gover- 
nbr Jam es Rolph, Jr., in San F ran­
n o t
cisco asserted th at he had 
if taken by a stu d en t, tran sform ch an ged his view s “ one io ta ” as 
J that stu d en t into an educated m an. Pull o u t th a t I to hls Prom ise to pardon an yone 
j tim e-rotten assu m p tion and the a rg u m en t fo r re- < on v ^cte<l 
in the 
, q uirem en ts crash es down.
I 
| 

S E C U R IT IE S A lthough R oose­
velt declined to comment, critics

—Daily Northwestern.

T h en , w hy requ irem en ts?

fa m o u s h anging.

p a rticip ation 

s S c a i o h #

G r e e t i n g

of originality 
See our Xm as 
Cards
The Steck Co.

9th

•t Lavaca

h a v e 

e le v e n I T e x a s College o f A rt s a n d I n d u s- a p p lie s f o r ad m issio n 

s e c o n d a ry schools 
grades, and they enroll 57.3 per I tries anrf A m arillo Ju nior C ollege, 
high I
cent o f th e pupils. T h a t le a v e s 44.4 
p e r c e n t o f s e c o n d a r y schools that I schools h a d b e e n d r o p p e d and sev- W h ite rem ain 
have tw elv e grad es, and 42.7 per I erRl added. 

If e also said th at sev era l 

leal school, 

in W a s h in g t o n 

to 

; c o n t in u e th e n e g o tia tio n s .
J 

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Leon W hite, s u p e r v i s i n g a r c h ite c t ; v er sity rep resen ta tiv es d uring their uled to m eet 

T h e B o a r d o f R e g e n t s is sched-
in A ustin Jan uary
5 a n d will a t t h a t tim e c o n s id e r
the new
o f th e U n iv ersity , and his s t a f f ,. stay rn W ashington and has as- I 
was p resen ted e a r ly in S ep tem b er airted in an sw erin g tech n .ca l ques- b uildin g p ro jee t. Paul P> C ret o f 

in d d e n t tQ 

. . . 

a n A 

aa 

r e 

. 

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W o r k /’ C o m m itte d co n sistin g a lie n o f tho m atter. 

to C lifford B. J on es, region al ad- 
lio n s propounded by the govern- p hiladelph ia, c o n s u ltin g a r c h ite c t 
minietr-atnr anH tn the T exas Pub- m en t a u th orities iii their con sid er- of th e U n iv ersity , has planned th e 
ex terio r o f the new Main Build-
m g to harm onize a rch itectu ra lly 
re- 
thc new L ib r a r y u n i t 
th e wo- Gently com p leted a t a co st o f one 

of ik e H A shburn chairm an, S. 
\ G oeth John Shary, and R. M. 
K elly, with R. A. Thom pson as 
T exas P ublic W o r k s en g in eer. Thc m en’s d o r m ito r y a n d one f o r th e million dollars, 
headquarters 
com m ittee 
gen cy A d m in is tr a tio n o f 
Works is in F ort W orth. 

R. L. W h ite, su p e rv isin g ar- 
to the F ed eral E m er- Public W orks Board fo r fin a l c o n - : c h ite c t, has w o rk e d w ith th e R e ­
in the p r e p a r a t i o n for th e 

is ex p ected that the other with 
fo r 

an(I Chairm an J este r and Mr. new b uildin g program .

this advisory : m en’s dorm itory— w ill reach the 

P ublic sid eration in th e im m ediate f u t u r e J g e n t s 

O ther P roject* C o m p e r e d 

tw o p ro jects— one 

fo r 

It 

B eau ford H. J este r, chairm an, 
th e 
and C harles I. F ra n ces, o f 
U n iv ersity Board o f R eg en ts, and 
R. L. W hite, su p erv isin g arch itect, 
appeared b efo re th e Board in F ort 
W orth and discussed the p ro ject 
in d etail.
A fte r 

thorough con sid eration , 
the T ex a s Board agreed 
to ap ­
prove the M ain B uilding-L ibrary 
E x ten sio n , and 
tw o d orm itories, 
the recom m en dation w hich 
and 
w ent to W ash ington w as for $1,- 
8 0 0 ,0 0 0 
fo r the Main B u ild in g- 
Library E x ten sio n , $ 2 1 0 ,0 0 0 fo r a 
m en’s dorm itory, and $ 1 9 8 ,0 0 0 for 
a w o m en ’s d orm itory.

Chairm an J este r and A rchitect 
W hite have been In W ashington 
for the past ten days in co n fer en ce 
with o ffic ia ls o f the various di­
visions o f th e Public W orks A d­
m inistration. 
P resid en t B en ed ict 
has been in touch w ith the U n i­

“ D O U N T O O T H E R S

r H IS w ill be the happiest C hrist­

mas for m any p eop le. Laughter 
w ill hare a new ring, voices rn new 
confidence. Sh are som e o f you r jo y 

b y using Christm as Seal* on you r 
letters,pachages,gifts,and cards.T h e 
gay little (tam ps w ill brighten your 
m essage.T he funds th e y provide w ill 
h e lp p reven t,find, and cure tubercu­
losis throughout the year.

Th* National, S t a t e and Local T ukereulosis 
Association, of (Ae United States

B u y C h r i s t m a s S e a l s

WE’LL COLLECT 
YOUR BAGGAGE

— take it hom e...and 

bring it back again

H ere is a simple tim e-saving sug­
gestion th a t will elim inate a lot 
of unnecessary trouble and worry 
for you. Send a ll your baggage, 
tru n k s and personal belongings 
home by R ailw ay Express.

W herever you m ay live, if it is 
w ithin regular vehicle 
lim its, 
R ailw ay Express will call for your 
tru n k s and bags and speed them 
away on fast passenger tram s 
through ^ d e s tin a tio n . Y ou’ll be 
surprised how easy it is and how 
quickly your tru n k s will be home. 
T housands of fellows boys and 
girls, too-—have found Railw ay

Express service an economy not 
to be sneezed a t.

T hen, after th e holidays, send 
your baggage back th e sam e way 
and R ailw ay E xpress will handle 
it sw iftly, safely an d prom ptly 
direct to your fra tern ity house 
or other residence.

Railw ay Express has served 
your Alma M ater for m any years. 
I t provides fa s t, dependable ser­
vice everyw here. F or rates an d 
all necessary labels, merely tele­
phone th e local R ailw ay Express 
office.

SERVING THE NATION FOR 94 YEARS

RAILWAY
EXPRESS

AGENCY, In c.

NATION-WIDE SERVICE

 T HU R S DA Y, DECEMBER 14, 1933

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

T H E A T E R S

Law, Ratchford 

Attend Meeting

'Green Pastures’ Given Austin Premier

At Paramount Theater Wednesday Night

♦ 

* 

* .

. * * * 

------------

“THE GREEN PASTURES” 
with 
the original Broadway 
to­
cast, last performance 
night a t 8:30 o’clock on the 
Paramount stage.

“THE MAD GAME” with Spen­
cer Tracy, Claire Trevor, 
Ralph Morgan, and Kathleen 
Burke opens today to play 
through Friday at the Queen.

“THE BOWERY” with Wal­
lace Beery, George Raft, Fay 
Wray, and 
Jackie Cooper 
last times today at the Han­
cock.

“ MOONLIGHT AND 

PRET­
ZELS” with Mary Brian, 
Roger Pryor, Leo Carillo, 
and a host of beautiful girls 
opens today to play through 
Friday at the Texas.

Opening Today

Mo o n l i g h t 

p r e t ­
a n d 
z e l s , ” with Mary Brian, 
Leo Carillo, and Roger Pryor and I 
a host of beautiful girls opens to­
day to play through Friday at the I 
Texas. The picture is of the musi­
cal comedy type with little story 
b chiml it but with several 
good 
plot situations, such as the losing 
of the show by Leo Carillo in a 
crap game to a gangster gentle­
man with a yen for Mary Bryan. 
Carillo is the real star of the show, 
bot young Roger Pryor has a good 
voice, and Mary Brian 
very 
sweet and appealing.

is 

There are some good musical 
numbers, the best being the beer 
garden scene-—the moonlight and 
pretzels number.

Estimate: B minus. 

— M.S.

, 

, 

__ 

_•,, 

P l a y 

] 
i u 

P alita ter 

T

Language Group Convenes 
During Holidays

. 
b y 
th e 

Robert A. Law, professor 

H E G R E E N P A S T U R E S , ” 
f o r 
P r i s e 
1 9 3 0 , by Marc C o n n e lly . P ro d u c-
of
i tion d e s i g n e d by R o b ert E d m o n d
, 
w m . 
.
, 
« 
English, and Miss Fannie Ratch- 
j 
L a u r e n c e
 
J o n e s . P r o d u c e d 
 
ford, Wrenn librarian, will repre­
R ivers, Inc., with 
o r ig in a l 
sent the University at the semi­
N e w Y ork c a st . C h o ru s o f 2 7 
centennial meeting of the Modern 
d ir e c tio n of U l y s s e s 
u n d e r 
th e 
Language Association of America
R ichard B.
H e n d e r s o n . W it h 
™ bL heln« m St\ Lou,S\ December Harrison 
in hi. famous role of 
28, 29, 30, on the invitation of U Da Lawd God>© Doe Doe Green 
a# the »Angel G a b r i e r and Dan„
Washington University. 
Professor Law will give “ Holm- j iei L Hayne, in the dual role of 
shed as a Source for Henry V and | ‘-Adam” and “ He*dre!.w At the
King Lear.” In the “ Wordsworth 
Paramount Theater. Last per- 
and His Contemporaries” discus­
fo» mane* tonight at 8:30 o’clock.
sion, Miss Ratchford will 
give
“ The Bronte-Hoper Letters.” Sev- We have W 1 g0 much ftbout 
end ex-students of the University 
. 
will also give numbers on the pro- we had read the play and we had | 
gram. Dr. Autrey Ned Wiley, 
friends 
Texas State College for Women, talk about the play and its New 
Joe Haynes: A W it of J York production until the even- 
will give 
j |ng 0f the first of the two Austin
the Playhouse.' 
• Dr. Sarah L. C. ( lapp, Louisi- performances of the Pulitzer Prize 
ana State Normal College, will dis- 1 Play for 1930 found us in a rather 
cuss “ Jacob J on son the Elder and I blase mood. This mood was quick 
J. UIS IUUVU Wttft IjUlCn- ; 
his Publications.” A ** T — 11 
give charmed by the sparkling naivete 
Indiana University, will 
‘Spenser’s Circle in 1578.” Rich-j and moved by the sheer emotional 
ard F. Jones, chairman, Washing- power of what 
the 
ton University, will discuss “ Phil- 
osophy and Literature of the Clas-j 
Indeed, there can be but little 
sical Period.” Howard Mumford j doubt that “ The Green Pastures” 
Jones, University of Michigan, will 
significant 
discuss “ Victorian Literature.”

the play «The Green p astures, 

truest American play. 

5 UWOC 111 W U . 
" M ’

innumerable 

listened 

WW* 

to 

^ 

ROARK BRADFORD

I * Al 

a* TY* I 

C. J u d s o n ,, ly dispelled as we were alternately ! er! J}1 T, e ®PPea,an^ t‘ Ui ^ u ‘ spirituals which
ard 
l l Harrison with his com­
manding and striking personality 
makes one catch one’s throat with 
feeling. The mere presence of 
this Canadian-horn son of slaves, 
who plays the part of the Supreme 
Being, is enough to make one for­
get 
. 

Its roots are in • 

is probably 

any 
, 

: 

, 

, 

 

 

 

qualms of conscience w^ich greeted th
, 
!M"'*fayal of God on tho »■» Mire _*!«,■ that 

, ,, 

is one of the most 
American plays. 
tho soil, am! its language and its I at>out 
poetry 

essence of I 

is the 

very 

of an Eur-
 
 

 

entirely Ameri c a n,

Spear Speaks To

; something 
I 
touch 
P l a n s ! * * ! without a 
i - e c e r c l e u ^ i a u a e i „npm mnd., nr heiv{ta(ra 

French women are generally 
more efficient 
than their Amer­
ican prototypes in the manage­
ment of household and financial 
affairs. Anita Spear stated 
in a 
talk on shopping customs of the 
two nation^ Tuesday before Le 
Cercle Claudel, honorary French 
club.

opean model or heritage. Abroad 
this play is accepted as an Amer­
.surely the audi­
ican classic and 
t h i- 
ences which wildly acclaim 
play when 
in 
Stockholm could only have been 
impressed objectively by the play 
as certainly there is nothing in the 
play which would appeal subject­
ively to a Swedish audience
, To speak of the triumph of the 
With a third of the family in- J dijgnificMl and benign Richard B.

it was presented 

} sarge. Mr. Harrison, for years 
an expression leacher and reader 
of Shakespeare, has a beautifully 
modulated voice and his delivery 
is at once eloquent ant! inspired.

The “ Angel Gabriel” is ideally

nu

'he 

east in 
Green, who* 
and 
accurat 
speeches and 
this player to 
comic gift- at 
to the part of 
always wanting to bb 
trum pet to announce 
the world.

rson of Doe Doe on< 
facia! expressions I 
timing 
of both 
cements will cause 
? remembered. His 
admirabl> suited 
\ngvl who is 
/ his golden 
the end of

the 

A ctivity Calendar

T h u r sd a y , D e c e m b e r 14

6:30 

o’clock— Beta Alpha

Psi, University Commons.

7 o’clock— Men’s Glee Club, 

Texas Union tower room.

7 o’clock »,'urtain C I u b, 

Texas Union studio,

7 o’clock— Hogg Debating 

Club, Texas Union 315.

7:15 o’clock—Religious Dis­
cussion Group of the V. W. C. 
A.-Y. M. C. A., Y. M, C. A. 
Budding.

7:15 o'clock—Pi Tau Sigma, 

Engineering Building 116.

7:15 o’clock— L o n g h o r n 

Band, Band Hall.

7:30 o’clock— C b e m i s t r y 

Club, Chemistry Building 15.

7 :30 

o'clock— International
Relations Club, Texas Union 
311,

7:30 o’clock—Student As­

sembly, Texas Union 208.

o’clock— El Paso Club, 

Texas I aion 308.

K iw an ian s D iscu ss 

International M eet

A discussion of tho international 
meeting of the Kiwanis Club to 
be held 
in San Antonio in 1935 
Was a major tonic of the Texas 
and Oklahoma district convention 
of Kiwanis held in Dallas. Decem- 
(lidley, dean of the 
Pharmacy and delegate 
Mn, said Wed nerd: 

11, V\ . F 

lie

th* 

eight 

y 
attend these interna- 
tgs. Texas had 
to 
the rest ot the South

as “ Mr. Deshee,” Sa'em Tutt Whit­
ney as “ Noah,” who wanted two 
kegs of likker in the Ark “ on ac­
count of the snakes,” Milton Wil­
liams as “ King of Babylon.” Edna 
St. Harris as “ Zeba” and lastly 
the amusing Josephine Byrd for 
her roles of “ A Stout Angel,”
“First Gleaner,” and 
the voice 
rn the shanty.

The settings of Robert Edmond 
Jones were happily wedded to the 
drama and to the particular typo 
of production. Mr. Jones’ ability 
to accomplish wonders with lights 
was magnificently shown in the 
Exodus scene when the audience 
into spontaneous applause 
burst 
at the superb stage picture of the 
Israelites on the treadmill walking 
to the Promised Land, singing a 
spiritual, and with a soft red light 
the group which gave some­
on 
touch.
thing of the Rembrandt 
I he introduction of the spirituals 
and 
in th< various scenes 
the 
111 
sung be­
were 
tween the scenes to give a unity 
i<» the play were perhaps the most 
impressive parts of this splendid 
production.

V’

, , ,, 

The tour of “ The Green Pas­
tures” and the capacity audience 
e play in Austin
r,
the Road

is ; i
not dead. The public is still de-? ^ 
voted to drama. Good plays, well 
produced, will attract large au d i-1 From 
onces. No motion picture can take j App: 
the place of a beautifully per­
formed masterpiece and such 

The Green Pastures.”

picture 

kid- *or taxes and an additional tax j God” would 

'TH IE MAD GAME” with Spen- 
cer Tracy, Claire Trevor,
■* 
Ralph Morgan, 
and Kathleen
Burke, dramatizes today’s news- j rome collected by the government J Harrison in his role of “ De Lawd
paper headlines concerning 
napping. The 
America’s newt st. most popular 
racket and its results. Tracy plays 
the part of a man who is feared 
by the police and respected by the 
a 
underworld, ( lain 1 Trevor is 
reporter. Kathleen : m'ut ‘i* developed, and she takes the approach of 
Kathleen
reporter, 
Burke plavs the part of Tracy’s 
unfaithful wife, and Ralph Mor­
gan is the father whose children 
are kidnapped.

be only to repeat the
the many tributes to this m an’s .iii
exposes ! covering house rents, besides 
high price of food, 
the French aruj personality which have ap
woman’s funds must necessarily be poared since he created this part
budgeted,” Miss Spear In the seCond scene <>?' the first 
carefully 
said. 
to be • part 0f the play when the Angel
well-dre sed. Her sense of values; Gabriel with a flourish announces
the Almighty with
adv;antage ot ! K“ a r t „of makt ~UP j “ Gangway! for De Lawd God Je-
is ant to be either
audacity of sin h 
Ise moved to laugh-

* and proper costuming. 
Miss Spear stated 
in 

recon-j shocked bv the .nwlm*Hv of

“ Yet she manages 

a remark or

hovah” one 

wspaper 

that 

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PAGE FIVE

, for the convention in 1935. The j Charles Becker of Tyler visited!
club will hold its 1934 convention the Delta ( hi house ia-t week-end. 
Frank
| in Toronto, C anada. 
stressed Senility of Waco were week-end
visitors at the Delta Chi

The district meeting 

j Harold Hughes 

and 

louie.

service of Kiwanis and proper in­
spiration for the newly-elected of­
ficers.

Evelyn Pridgen 

of San 

An-

tonic 

visiting in Austin.

Make Plans To lie A t This

LAST DANCE 

BEFORE THE HOLIDAYS

A n O ld Favorite Comes B a ck !

-ig on Sm ith

and his 11-piece orchestra

playing for the

PRE-HOLIDAY RUSH-WEEK

DANCE

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a m t

9 to 
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$ 1 .0 0

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xxx — xxx 

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S ervice B ook lets

D istributed H ere

Students in the department of 
journalism have been called upon 
by Joseph B. Eastman, federal co­
ordinator of transportation, to aid 
sn a nation-wide survey of pas­
senger service agencies. The Uni­
versity of Texas was chosen along 
representative 
with 
schools to receive ballots, distribu­
tion being 
journalism students, according to 
information received by Paul J. 
de­
Thompson, chairman of the 
partment of journalism.

largely restricted 

other 

25 

to | 

Questions in the booklet pertain 
to travel habits of the public, the 
use of various methods of ti ans- ; 
pollution, and improvements dc- 
I
sired in connection with passenger i 
service Answers turned in by Vni- 
versity students will constitute one 
class in the survey which will 
reach other representative groups 
throughout the country.

Approximately two hundred and 
seventy-five booklets were distrib- 
uted among students here, Mr, i 
Thompson said,

a 

CZECH MEETING FRIDAY
All members of the Czech Club 
10-cent 
bring 
are asked to 
Christmas gift to the meeting Fri­
day night at 7:30 o’clock in Te xas 
Union 316 to be used as a part of 
the Christmas tree 
celebration. 
The program will consist of a read­
ing by Lillian Marek, a duet by the 
Joe 
Hejl brothers, a reading by 
Barton, a 
in 
“ Christmas 
talk, 
Czechoslovakia,” by Dr, Eduard 
Micek, a duet by John and Joe 
Barton, and the singing of carols 
by the club.
 

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Antionette Marsh, who is now 
attending Vassar, will arrive by
plane Wednesday to be at 
t h e 
Zeta Tau Alpha house during rush 
week.

A MUSICAL TREAT YOU
WON T WANT TO MISS— 
Mary Brian with Leo Carillo and 
Richard Keene, and 50 of Broad­
. . .
way’s prettiest chorus girls 

the war 

areas of 
struction 
France 
is rapidly being accom­
plished: and care is being taken 
to duplicate everything as before, 
even without modern convenience-.
“There is a strengthening of the 
‘back-to-the-farm’ movement 
in 
France,” Miss Spear concluded.

W alk er to Fill P ost 

V acated by H o d g es

M ail P a ck a g es E arly 

L ocal P ostm an S ays

“ Mail your Christmas packages 
early, and they will be more likely 
to reach their destination at the 
proper time,” John Gresham, su­
perintendent of 
the University 
Host Office, advised Wednesday.
Many people will not mail their 
they do

in Texas, 

mittee Wednesday afternoon 

At a meeting of the dance com­
packages early’ because 
in
not want them to arrive too soon, j Texas Union, Allan Walker was 
but as the mail is so slowed up j appointed to fill the place of Hill 
it runs j Hodges, who has resigned as audi- 
by December 15, that 
early j tor of the All-University Dances, 
one day 
late 
A financial report of the last
mailing 
j dance was read and adopted by
Gresham said. 
Steve Gardner’s 
ped and tied and plainly addressed orchestra was secured to play for 
facilitate 
t h e | the first dance after the holidays,
mail,” Mr. Gresham added, “ and 
should not be 
Christmas seals 
placed too near the stamp.”

“ Packages which are well wrap-1 the committee. 

the best policy, Mr. 

the handling of 

January 6.

is 

Al Miller and Frank Brazed 
in Galves­

spent Thanksgiving 
ton.

Those who attended the meet­
ing were Eleanor Bell, Frances 
Goldbeck, H o w a r d Hoffman 
Harry Harrington, Amo Nowotny, 
assistant dean of men, and Charles 
Zivley.

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PROJECT MAY BE VISITED

The excavation of kitchen mid­
dens south of Cedar Park by the 
field course in archaeology under 
A. T. Jackson is open to visitors 
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday 
afternoons of this week, Professor 
James Edwin Pearce announced 
Wednesday night. Visitors a r r di­
rected to take the road opposite 
the railway station at Cedar Park 
I and Stop at the farm of Mr. Cluck. 
They are to go through the yard 
I of his home and about two hun- 
j dred yards west up the creek they 
j will find 
the excavation where 
I men are working.

I FRESHMEN HEAR CROWELL

Dr. Caroline Crowell, University 
; physician for women, will give her 
I first health lecture of the 
year 
today at 5 o’clock in Hogg Mem­
orial Auditorium. The lecture is 
required for freshman girls, and 
rolls will be checked.

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NEELEY SELECTED

R. C. Neeley, Phi Gamma Delta, 
was elected to attend the National 
Ekklesia Convention 
Phi 
of 
Gamma Delta 
in Washington, 
I). C. December 28, 29, 30, and 
31, Jay Deiss, president of 
the 
fraternity, said Wednesday.

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Easton McNab visited her par­
ents in San Antonio during the 
Thanksgiving holidays.

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Reed, and Dean V. I. Moore.

; Oleta Rogers spent the holidays 
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“ School spirit? Why it has 
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and 
nothing 
about school spirit. Even last 
year, poor as it was, there was 
this 
more school spirit 
year. The University is too big. 
too rich, too much machinery, 
too many 
sidewalks at right 
aneles, and no opportunity to 
walk on the grass.

than 

“ Oh, no,” Dean Taylor avers, 
“school spirit is a feeling that 
we can only remembei now as 
legend of the dim 
a relic or 

 PAGE SIX

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

TH U R SD A Y , DECEMBER 14, 1933

Chancellors Name Six New Members From Senior Class

Union Directors I Pacifist Speaks 
Consider Duncan To Youth Sunday
Selection Tonight Leader of World Recovery

Movement Lectures

th e 

R a tif ic a ti o n of 

Asembly May Discuss Glass
Case; Begin Work On 
Handbook Revision

of D in d o r s w ill I M ethodist Church a t 6 

F iv e U n iv e r s it y c h u r c h e s h a v e
a g r e e d to s u sp e n d y o u n g p e o p le ’s 
se rv ic e s S u n d a y in o r d e r t h a t s t u ­
d e n t s m a y h e a r t h e s p e ec h o f P a u l 
a p p o i n t- H a r r i s , t r a v e l e r a n d y o u th m o v e ­
ment o f K a th e r in e D u n ea n of th e m e n t d ir e c to r , a t t h e U n iv e r s it y
o'clock, 
U nion Board 
I s t a t e d Miss M a r g a r e t P eck , s tu -
p r o b a b ly I.,, made t o n w lrt at the , d e n t u f e M c re ta 
f o r w om en.
monthly mei-tmp: of the .s tu d e n ts J E v e n in g aervices wiH be hek, as 
Assembly, Hill H ollies, p r e s e n t 
in th e vario u, church e, fo l.
of the S n d en tk A v o c a t i o n , re- 
ported W ednesday. Miss Duncan* 
to fill
w a-
a v a c a n c y le f t by F r a n c e s Kirk.
H o d g es will also a n n o u n c e th e 

th e 
Y o u th M o v e m e n t fo r W o rld R e ­
c o v e ry , a pe a c e m o v e m e n t s p o n ­
sored by th e N a ti o n a l C ouncil f o r

Mr. H a r r i s is d i r e c t o r o f 

,owj Mr H a n .is, u , k 

tentativ ely appointed 

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c o m m itte e w hich will 
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ta k e o v e r i 

era tin g in the co m in g o f Harris are 
the U n iv ersity B ap tist, the U n iv er­
sity M ethodist, U n iv ersity P r e s­
byterian , the T ex a s B ible Chair, 
and H illel F o u n d ation .

Main Building -

 -

(C on tinu ed From P a g e O ne)

four room s d evoted to th e scien ce 
T h ere w ere one 
o f ch em istry. 
lab oratory 
lectu re 
room s.

th ree 

and 

O n t h e f i r s t f lo o r w as t h e ro o m 
of th e la d y a s s i s t a n t , Mrs. H ele n 
M a rc K irb y , w ho occu p ie d th e o f ­
fice now used b y t h e U n iv e r s ity 
Y. W. C. A. A c ro ss t h e hall w as 
t h e physics la b o r a t o r y , w hile e a s t 
o f 
l e c tu r e 
room , divided by a p a r ti tio n . E a s t 
o f Mrs. K ir b y ’s ro o m w as a r e c i ­
ta tio n room .

t h a t w as a p h y sic s 

T h e se con d f lo o r w as d e v o te d 
m a in ly to t h e s t u d e n t s w ho w e r e 
s t u d y i n g law, h a l f o f th e f lo o r b e ­
in g com posed o f tw o class ro o m s 
a n d a le c tu r e r o o m , w hile th e o t h e r 
h a lf w a s m a d e up o f a sm all l e c ­
t u r e ro o m an d a l a r g e r e c ita t io n 
room .

t h e 

le c tu r e s , b u t 

f o r 
s o u th e a s t 
c o r n e r ro o m w as th e h o m e o f the 
A t h e n a e u m L i t e r a r y So ciety , d i ­
ag o n a lly a c r o s s f r o m t h e h o m e of 
th e R u sk L i t e r a r y S ocie ty, w hich 
w as lo c ate d in th e n o r t h w e s t c o r ­
ne r. T w o le c t u r e r o o m s co m p le te d 
th e s t r u c t u r e .

Lib H o u s e d A l s o

th e 

L a t e r , 

l i b r a r y w a s m oved 
f ro m th e t h ir d f lo o r to th e f i r s t 
flo o r, o c c u p y in g p a r t o f th e room
now used as th e g ir ls ’ s tu d y hall,

to 

t h e 

Rusk 

to 
held 

t a k e d a t e s 

“ M e e tin g s o f 

so c ie tie s w e r e 

a n d 
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th e 
s c e n e of m u c h s e rio u s c o n s i d e r a ­
t h o u g h t , ” D e a n T a y l o r 
tion a n d 
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c o n tin u e d . 
th e 
th<| boys 
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e v e r y S a t u r d a y 
n ig h t a t 8 o ’clock. W h e n a couple 
w ish e d , th e y w e n t f r o m one m e e t ­
ing to th e o th e r , a n d w h a t m e e t ­
ings th e y w e r e ! O r a t o r y r e ig n e d 
su p r e m e , a n d s p e a k e r s gav e th e i r 
a d d r e s s e s in a fin e m a n n e r . T h e 
p r o g r a m s w e re good a n d no in v i t a ­
tion w a s n e c e s s a r y 
t o g e t s t u ­
d e n t s to a t t e n d th e m .

“ S om e of th e o r a t o r s who g a v e 
t h e i r 
th e b e n e f i t o f 
th o se a t t e n d i n g t h e s o c ie tie s’ p r o ­
a n d
g r a m s w e r e T r a v D ashiel 

t a l e n t s f o r 

Jack B eal, who are now d ecea sed ; 
W ill A tw ell, now a F ederal ju d g e 
in D allas; T. W. G regory, form er 
th e U nited 
a tto rn ey -g en era l o f 
S ta te s in th e ca b in et o f W oodrow 
W ilson; Ju d ge R. L. B atts, form er 
chairm an o f the Board o f R eg en ts; 
and Y an cey L ew is, w ho w as the 
the U n iv ersity ever 
b est orator 
h ad .”

T h e t a Xi f r a t e r n i t y a n n o u n c e s 
th e p le d g in g o f O tto H o le k a m p o f 
S a n A n to n io .

A n n e a n d A d a R eed McGill r e ­
to B e r t r a m d u r i n g 

t u r n e d h o m e 
th e holidays.

T h e n u c l e u s o f 

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| 
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side o f th e 

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few 
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will im p ro v e y o u r d a n c ­
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HARRIS 
3112 W.»t Avenue 
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R F C o f A u s t i n u n d e r th e d i r e c ­
ti -r: of Mrs. G eo rg e Buckler, fo od 
sp' r i a l : ■t .

T h ese classes a re b ein g held to 
l e a d e c o n o m y in fo o d 
p r e p a r a ­
tio n . RI ( o f fic ia ls b elieve t h a t r e ­
lief, to be e f f e c tiv e , m u s t s t a r t in 
th e hom e. ( ’la sses ai** being: held 
tw ice a w ee k a : Meiz School.

Mrs. 

lu c k i e r has had p r a c t i c a l 
exp* rien< e in 
this ty p e o f w o rk , 
h a v in g b ee n e n g a g e d by t h e g o v ­
e r n m e n t to do work o f t h e sam e 
so r t d u r i n g t h e w ar. Mrs. C arl 
S w a n s o n of A u s tin is S ta te c h a i r ­
m a n o f t h e E F C w ork.

Lay and T h o m so n G o 

T o H ou ston M eetin g

Dr. C h e s t ei A. L ay , p r o f e s s o r o f 
a c c o u n t i n g a r i l m a n a g e m e n t , a t ­
te n d e d a m e e t i n g o f th e H o u s to n 
c h a p t e r o f t h e N a tio n a l As c e l a ­
tio n o f ( us* A c c o u n ta n t s W e d n e s ­
d a y n ig h t rn H o u s to n .

The p r in c ip a l addrest' 
w a s m a d e 
by Dr. M o r to n A. Alc 
rich, d ean 
a n d p ro fe - hoi of cc* ;
a n d 
mica 
< mplov m en t maria gel ie 
th o
t o f 
( allege o f Comm**; * • and B u i n t - s 
A d m i n i s t r a t i o n o f 'I ban* Univer 
arty. N e w O rleans. Dr, A ld rich 
apoke on “ M a n ag t im tit o f Em 
p le y e e s, ’ a n d Dr. L a y led a sub- 
s e i ju e n I discussion.

W ill lam T h o m so n , 

gr a d u a t e 
s t u d e n t , a c c o m p a n ie d Dr. L ay on 
th e tr ip . Tin y w ,11 r e t rn T h u r s ­
day.

B eds Prepared For 

P la n tin g o f H e d g e s

C a m p u s la n d c a p i n g h a s b eg u n 
it; 
the f o r m of th e p r e p a r i n g o f 
beds f o r h ed g e s which a r e to b e 
p la n te d a f t e r the Board o f R e g ­
ear - b t th e co n t act J a n u a r y 5.

a id W e d n e s d a y . 

T he work is being don*- 

in c o ­
’.til the R e c o n s t r u c tio n 
o p e r a tio n 
( o r porati**n, G e o r g e J . 
F i n a n c e 
to th e C o m p ­
St«-pin us, a s s is ta n t 
t r o l l e r , 
T h e 
p la n tin g , t o g e t h e r w ith th e o th e r 
la n d s c a p in g m e a s u r e s ort t h e c a m ­
pus awd 
im p r o v e m e n ts b e in g 
m ade cl! F r e s h m a n F ie ld , involves 
t h e e m p lo y m e n t of a p p r o x i m a t e l y 
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