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VOL. 41

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AUSTIN, TEXAS, SATURDAY, NOVEM BER 4, 1939

Six Pages Today

No. 45

Spirit and 12th Man’ to He|p 
Fighting Longhorns at S.M.U.

Homecoming for Pete

Six-Day t rogers

PL f

R e g in a Cai* 
• id y a n d A l l e n 
L u d d e n , 
p i c ­
t u r e d a t r igh t, 
on 
w ill w a lk 
t h e 
o f 
l e t 
“ B e g g a r on 
H o r s e b a c k ” fo r 
ti m e 
la s t 
th e 
t o n i g h t . T h e 
p l a y ’* s i x - n ig h t 
r u n is th e l o n g ­
e s t 
in C u r ta in 
h is t o r y . 
C lu b 
Its u n p r e d i c t a ­
b le p h a n t a s m a ­
g o r ia s t a r t s a t 
In 
o ’c lo c k 
8 
H o g g M e m o r ia l 
A u d i t o riu m . 
C a s s id y 
Miss 
L u d d e n 
a n d 
th e 
in 
a p p e a r 
ro les. 
le a d i n g 
t h a n . , 
M o r e 
t w e n t y 
f i r e 
- 
h u n d r e d p e o p le 
a l r e a d y 
h a r e 
t h e ir r o ­
se e n 
m a n t ic 
e s c a ­
pade.

i rn

Dale Carnegie 
Will Speak Here 
On November 21

A uthor of 'H o w 
To W in Friends'
Sponsored by Union

Dale C arnegie, m in ister to the
guecess-lorn, 
in s tru c to r, 
speech 
columnist, a nd te xtbook w riter, 
will sp eak f o r two audiences on 
the U n iv e rsity campus N ovem ber 
21. Mr. C arn egie sw ung to fame 
when he w ro te his “ How to Win 
Peo ple,” 
F rie n d s an d In flu en c e 
which w as originally inte nd e d 
fo r 
his esoteric classes. The book has 
sold u p w a rd of 800,000 copies, 
and is the moat p opular non-fic­
tion w ork o f the c u r r e n t half-d e­
cade.

•
is 
Dale C arnegie of Missouri 
being b r o u g h t here u n d e r spon- ’ 
sorship of 
the Texas Union. H e; 
will a p p e a r in G regory Gym on the 
a fte rn o o n of the 21st and to a 
more lim ited group 
in th e Main 
ballroom of th e Union a t night.
The a f te r n o o n lecture is fre e. The 
nigh* speech m ay be c a rrie d over 
a local ra d io station, Charles N.
Zivley, U nion m anag er, said.

Some of his o th e r b e t te r known I 

books a r e : “ Men 
in Business” ;
“ Lincoln, th e U n k n o w n ” ; “ Little 
Known F a c ts A b out Well Known 
People.”

Some f o rty -e ig h t y e ars ago Mr.
Carnegie w as born on a f a r m in 
Missouri.

•

With Last Run Tonight, 
'B egg ar’ Breaks Record

By JA N E GRACY

T onight “ B e g g a r on H o rse b a c k ” breaks a record. 

I t is the first 
C u rtain Club p ro du ctio n to play six nights. But if you h a v e n ’t seen 
it, be in H ogg Memorial A uditorium a t 8 o’clock when th e footlights 
switch on, fo r this is the last p erfo rm a n ce.

A udience laughs come a t d if f e r e n t points in the play fro m night
ni*h t , c a st m em b ers re m a rk .^ 

Dr. Payne Says 
'Dynasts' Club 
Having Slim Year

for 

R ecruits 

th e “ D ynasts” 
Club a r e scarce this year, Dr. 
Leonidas W. P a y n e Jr ., pro fes­
sor o f English, said yesterday. 
dem ocratic 
Y et i f s the m ost 
club on the campus. Anyone can 
join. T here 
is no constitution, 
no fees, no initiation, and no 
m eetings to a tte n d . The only 
qualification is t h a t you r e a d a 
poem— a p a rtic u la r poem, how­
ever.

More exclusive th a n the Rams 
H orn Club, less scholarly than 
Phi Beta K appa, more literary 
th a n Rusk or Reagan is the “ Dy­
n a s ts ” Club. S ta rte d in 1934 by 
Dr. Payn e, it now has approxi­
m ately sixty m embers.

How do you become a m e m ­
b er? Simply go to Dr. Payne and 
him 
ta k e solemn oath before 
Thomas 
th a t you have 

read 

H a r d y ’s poem, “ The Dynasts.” 
W hy is the club so exclusive? 
is only 
Well, “ The D y n a sts” 
th re e volumes long, having al­
m ost 1,000 
fine 
prin t, too.

pages— an d 

Science Academy 
Will Meet Here

G ro u p Will Tour 
Mineral Region

KNOW Will Air 
Game at 2:20

Union to Sponsor 
Radio Party, Dance

Although more than 4,000 peo­
ple from A ustin went to Dallas 
to see the Longhorns play 
the
S.M.U. M ustangs, those wrho stayed 
home will n o t necessarily be de­
prived of the e x c ite m e n t of w h at 
is believed to he th e U n iv e rsity ’s 
h a rd e st game this year.

F o r one th in g, the game will be 
th e Texas Q uality 
bro ad c a st by 
in Austin. 
1 N etw ork over KNOW 
The description will begin a t 2:20 
o’clock.

in 

Listeners who w a n t to g e t the 
e f f e c t of crow ds may a tte n d the 
the 
Texas Union radio p a rty 
Main L ounge of 
the building. 
Union officials have decided, how- 
j ever, ag a in st dishing out p e a n u ts 
j or popcorn, “ because of the con­
fusion and diso rd e r wrhich d istra c t 
I from the in te re s t of the g a m e .” 
W h a t is hoped will be a “ victory 
I d a n c e ” will be held in the Main 
to 12 
I o’clock. Clyde Mitchell and his o r­
c h e stra will fu rn ish the music fo r 
this, th e third o f the fifte e n free 
all-University dances promised by 
the Union.

to n ig h t from 9 

Ballroom 

To give his success sto ry tru e 
tim bre, he, 

in 

his I 

scene when 

Lincolnian 
youth, stud ied by a dim coal-oil Older grou ps enjoy the hectic res- 
hero 
t a u r a n t 
lamp deep into the night, did the 
i “ stum ps
the w aiters by asking 
heavy chores ab o u t the place, and
fo r an in te r p r e ta tio n of the menu. 
at th re e 
in th e m orning go t up 
U n iversity stu d e n ts 
.shriek w’hen 
to fe e d his f a t h e r ’s pigs. D iffe r­
chorus girls s ta rt 
tru c k in g down 
ing from 
the sage from Illinois, 
the t h e a t e r ’s aisles.
however, he rode h orseback th ree 
“ Professional a ssuran ce on the
to S ta te Teachers College
miles 
and th e re is no record of hi? split- p a r t of th e cast and crews has re-
suited from 
long r u n , ” P a t 
tin g logs.
O’K eefe, C u r ta in Club president, 
said yesterday.

To those who h u n g e r f o r gam 

See C A R N E G IE , P ag e 8

this 

the 

“ B e g g a r” has been 

fitted o 
1939 in various ways. Swing has 
replaced jazz, music of the play 
in 1924, when it was first played.

Five divisions of T e x a s’s scient- 
jgts will move into A ustin Novem- 
Referen ce is made to th e F.H.A., 
no n-existent 
in 1924. Alice Ann ber 9 fo r a th re e -d ay resum e of 
Nitschke and Clint A nderson s t a r t : accom plishm ents made by mem- 
off
the W iz ard .” The 
hers of the T exas A cademy of Sci­
groom sm en “ tr u c k ” instead of do­
ence du rin g the p a st year, it was 
ing the “ black b o tto m .”
announced Friday.

see 

‘to 

“ A lot of fun f o r the audience 
has been the keynote of this p ro ­
du c tio n ,” declares Allen Ludden 
who plays Neil, 
the bewildered 
hero. Neil asks Gladys, a m ental 
light-weight, to m a r r y him. Then 
garish visions to r t u r e him as he 
d ream s o f th e d r u b b in g he wmuld 
take a? h e r husband. This is what 
makes it a s c r e w b a l l show.

school 

a n n u a l 

luncheons, and 

The pro g ram , interspersed with 
D u rin g the a fte rn o o n , o th e r con­
b a n ­
b reak fasts, 
fe re n c e 
be 
repo rts 
quets, calls f o r 
broadcast, also. The Texas S ta te 
in 
fio m Texas men of science 
i N etw ork, th ro u g h KTEM in Waco, 
physics, biology, social sciences.
geology, conservation, and 
th e ir will c a rry the Baylor-T.C.U. gam e, 
respective kindred fields of learn- beginning at 2.20 o clock; KOKO 
in F o r t W orth will c a rry th e A.&M. 
ing. A high p oint of the conclave 
will be the an n u a l din ner to be A rkansas 
d a r t i n g at 1:50,
held N ovem ber IO in th e U n i v e r - 1and KRLD in Da11ap wilJ b r o a d ' 
j cast the Rice-Fordham batle, be-
sity Commons. 
O u tsta n d in g in this y e a r ’s m eet I g in ning at 12:50.________________

gam es will 

Education .03 Is Non-Credit, 
But Attracts 105 at Debut

A course which stu d e n ts take even th o u g h it carries no credit to­

ward any d eg re e h as been discovered.

L a s t W edn esd ay n ig h t a t 7 o’clock th irty -fiv e s tu d e n ts were ex­
pected a t the d e b u t of E du cation .03, a non -credit course to p repare 
prospective 
te a c h e rs f o r sponsorship o f e x tra -c u rric u la r activities.
More th a n 150 came. T hey fille d * ----------------------------------------------------
the chairs, 
the aisles of S u tton
Hall 101, and overflow ed into the 
corridor.

will be an e x p lo ra to ry 
excursion 
to the C entral M ineral Region by 
the geological divi- 
m em bers of 
and 
aion w ith the F o r t W orth 
j W est Texas Geological Societies 
as guests.

Committee Looks 
nto Co-Op Charter

s tr a ta 

Council to Discuss 
PU ns for Carnival

Following the gen era l sessions ;
' of N o vem ber IO, Academy geol- * 
T he Students* Assembly com-
ogists will join d elegates from the 
geological societies in Mason and m ltte e in v e stig a tin g the University 
J B rady f o r a close examination o f Co-Operative Society is now study- 
the C am bro-O rdovician 
iner th * Co’0 P c h a r te r and f i nan- 
arou nd San Saba and along the : ciaI r e P °rts p r e p a r a to r y to its first 
Llano River. A n a tu ra l storehouse h e arin * T h u rsd a y nig ht a f te r the 
of m inerals— the m ineral region is 
re £ uIar Assembly m eeting, Keith 
one of the oldest geological forma- Davi?> G ra d u a te School Assembly-
man and c h a irm a n of the com ­
'ions in th e state. Granite, graph-
mittee, disclosed Friday .
to be held on D ecem ber l l , w i l l i 1*6, 
and
be discussed a t a m eeting of the f,°ld are fnund In the as yet lit- 
,. 
T 
i tJe rained area. Discussion leaders
i, 
,. 
I n t e r f r a t e r n i t y Council 
the = 0f the field trip xviii be Dr. F. M.
Home Economics Tea House Mon- Bullard and F. M. Plummer. Uni-
day evening a t 6 o’clock, E v e ritt v a rsity geologists. The division
? p‘oogists will have th e ir ban-
H utchinson, p resid en t of the o r - i 
Novembei l l
ganization announced Friday. 
<.15 o clock where Dr. Frank
T he V a rsity Carnival, fir s t held ; Melton, U nive rsity of Oklahoma 

th e com m ittee wtli 
probably not be r e a d y to m ake its 
r e p o r t until J a n u a r y , 
the broad 
outlines of the investigation have 
alread y been form e d.

Plans fo r the V arsity Carnival, 

Although 

ichthyol, 

copper, 

, 
in 

a t1^ 

, m 

, « 

I i 

t i 

fy 

„ 

.. 

, 

in 

T he class will m e e t W ednesday 
evening a t 7 o’clock 
the Aiv 
ch ite c tu re Building 105, Dr. J.
W. Baldwin, associate p ro fesso r 
of curriculum and instru ctio n, said 
Friday .

D u rin g the p a st two y e ars the 
C o m m ittee 
on E x tr a - C u rr ic u la r 
A ctivities ha* been collecting data 
on the d em and s for leadership in 
e x tra - c u r ric u la r activities 
the 
public schools in Texas. The need I a f f a ir 
fo r 
increasing. 

is 
is becom ing more
to g e t a
te a c h in g position w ith o u t being
to d ire c t outside activities.
able 
M aterial from 
this re se a rc h will 
be used in th e course.

this kind of p re p a ra tio n 

in 

The C om m ittee is composed of 

Purpose of the survey is n o t de­
structive criticism , he p ointed out, 
bu t gu idance 
self-im prove­
fo r 
m e n t of te a c h e rs and detection of
w eakness in collegiate teacher-ed - d iffic u lt fo r a person 
ucation. 

I t 

iointlv 

in 1937, has become a n a n n u a l will speak.
sponsored by 

I n t e r f r a t e r n i t y 

the j College and high school 

stu-
and Panhelienic dent>> fo rm in g the Collegiate Di­
vision and J u n io r Academ y 
of 
Councils. The money paid in ad­
Science, respectively, will meet 
is given to the scholar­
missions 
th e Academy. Special divi-
with 
ship f u n d s of the 
in
tions, and these fu nd s are admin- a d d ,U °n to the jo in t sessions of
organizations. 
istered by com m ittees composed of 
( P r o g r a m s of the five special di­
visions will be conducted by vice­
pre sid e nts of those divisions and 
will include sh o rt re p o rts on va­
rious rese a rc h projects.

two organiza- Bion sessions will be conducted 

scholastic ability.

b u e main 

y e a r 

each 

6 

9 

th e chairm an, Dr. Baldw in; Dr. T a c u lt>f m em bers, recipients of the 
J. C. M arbury , dire cto r of the Ex- scholarships 
being 
tension T each in g B u r e a u ; and Dr. chosen on a basis of need and 

See E D U C A T IO N .03, P ag e 3 

Education Survey 
Is Now Statewide

touch 

In itia te d 

in struc tio n 

A survey pro ject, designed by 
Dr. Hob Gray, U n iv ersity 
of 
Texas e d ucation professor, to im­
prove classroom 
in 
Texas public schools, has s tr e tc h ­
ed its p ro g ra m to 
every 
te a c h e r and stu d e n t in th e state.
the de­
p a r tm e n t of su p e rin te n d e n ce of 
the Texas S ta te T eachers Associa­
tion as a su rv ey of public school 
instru c tio n , the pro ject this year 
has added th re e new phases: an 
exp erim ental class plan, assistance 
in giving tests, and special te a c h ­
er instru ction .

last year by 

A 2 60-point check list, seeking 
to analyze te a c h in g methods, has 
been mailed to 1,500 in d ep e n d e n t 
lo every county 
school d istricts, 
su p e rin te n d e n t or cou nty 
judge, 
ev ery r u r a l supervisor, and to 24 
S ta te dep uties who 
s u p e rin te n d 
the e d u c a tio n a l a re a s of Texas, 
Dr. Gray said.

in 
m

teachers 

E x p e rim e n ta l classes a re being 
ele-

set up by 101 
m e n ta r y j u n io r and senior sc h o o ls ,; 
Dr. Gray said. D uplicate classes 
a re set up an d d if f e re n t in s tr u c ­
tr ie d — ra n g in g 
tional m e th o d s 
from the r e g u la r lecture to use of 
radio a n d re a d in g courses. Results 
will be g au g e d 
sta n d a rd iz e d ! 
by 
t e s t s given e a c h group a f t e r one ; 
se m e ste r’s w o rk has m een com- j 
pleted.
A t 

the University, 

S a tu r d a y 

sh o rt courses f o r p ro je c t dire ctors i 
in schools w ith in a 100-mile rad iu s 
are to be a u g m e n te d by te a c h er- 
c o n fe re n ce s scheduled in Austin, 
N ovem ber 18, in D ecem ber and in 
J a n u a r y , Dr. G ray said.

Pat Wants to See Rope Tricks 
In 

India, Pagodas, Turkish Harem

The co m m ittee will n o t neces­
sarily seek to a s c e rta in if the Co-; 
Op is being o p e ra te d acco rding to 
the Rochdale Principles, as 
r e ­
quested by th e Inter-Co-O p Coun- ; 
cil in the petition asking the As- ; 
sembly to m ake th e investigation. 
The Inter-Co-O p Council is com ­
posed of re p re s e n ta tiv e s of 
the 
various co-operative houses on the 
campus.

“ A co-op can be op e ra te d as a 
tru e co-op w ith o u t necessarily con­
form ing 
the Rochdale 
Principles,” Davis said.

to all of 

The^e principles, as laid down 
by the fo u n d e rs o f the f irs t suc­
cessful co-op, a r e :

1) The 

le a d ers m ust be ex ­

perienced in organizatio n.

2) The m em b e rs m u st be 
zealous and self-sacrificing in their 
e ffo rts to overcom e difficulties, 

i

3) The business is conducted 

en tirely on a cash basis.

4) The “ p r o f it s ” are not paid 
in dividends to shareholders, but 
are re tu r n e d to m em ber-custom ers 
on the basis of the a m o u n t of their
See CO-OP, P age 3
..____________________________

“ O, S usann a, D on ’t You Cry w arehouse. While 

in P a n h a n d le I C u rta in Club production, 

, 

in 

those 

travel, 

to see 

become 

I w a n t 

them e son g 

fre ig h t m a ste r fo r th e S a n ta Fe tried o ut for bass. The judges were 

Thousand to G e t Bids 
To Rainey Inaugural

A singer as well as an actor, P a t 
once won th re e prizes in an Ama- » 
riiio music contest. A t the age of Sunday Union C o n c 6 r t
17 he e n te re d the .soprano section. To Be Held at 3:^0 
the b a rito n e division, and e v e n :

P a t! High School he pain ted signs fo r 
for M e!” m ay 
O ’K e e f e ’s 
th e o ry spending money. He o p era te d a 
and practice. H e ’s a senior with filling station of his own before 
a questio n-m ark f u t u r e , and wor- coming to the U niversity. He has 
ry in g a b o u t a job fo r the f u t u r e — ; picked cotton, worked as a “ soda 
well, P a t doesn’t w orry. “ I think j e r k e r ,” sold books, and has been
I'll 
rope tricks in India, th e pagodas.} Railroad, index clerk a t the S ta te d u m b fo u n d ed when 
a T urkish harem , the u n ch ang ed Capitol, dry goods cle rk, and n ew s-: place in all three. 
p a rts of backw ard c o u n trie s,” says boy. 
the C u rta in Club presid en t. 

A lthough the form al installation 
of Dr. H o m e r P. Rainey as p resi­
dent of The U niversity o f Texas, 
December 9, is open to th e public, 
inv ita tion s to a t te n d will 
special 
th ou sa n d 
be se n t to n e a rly one 
persons, 
includ in g college presi­
dents, re p r e s e n ta tiv e s o f learned 
societies a nd fou nd atio ns, 
chief 
educational 
o f L a t i n - } songs 
o ffic e rs 
A m erican c o u n trie s, and go verning 
officials of 
the S ta te of Texas,
the in a u g u ra l com m ittee has an- ■ Pat. H e ’s a lre a d y held t w e n ty p o - j tween the U niversity and N .T.S.A. of P a t ’? innum erable 
nounoed.

The Sunday a fte r n o o n co n c e rt
in the T ex as Union will be
a t 2:30 o’clock this week instead
This v ersatile dra m a m ajor (he of the usual time, 4 o’clock. It will
recorded pro-
is gra m , with M arg a re t S tu d h a tte r in 
ventiveness fo r cash. He plans to j and quit. A f te r being g r a d u a te d very interested in Aztec Indians, c harg e and Clemmons Young as- 
play a g u i t a r and sing cowboy : from high school, this r o v e r worked A 

the 
ja u n t . Picking up s u p p le m e n ta ry N o rth T exas S ta te T e a ch e rs Col- them. He studies the nomad H uns T ex as Union will welcome sug- 
odd jobs should not be h a rd f o r j lege. He divided the next y e a r be-1 eagerly, fo r an c ie n t history is one gestions for the prog ram s and fo r
side interests, selections to b* played. New rec-
ords to be purchased soon will be 
based on re q u e sts tu rn e d into the 
U nion Office or 
to m em bers of 
the com m ittee, including M a rg u e r­
ite McAfee, R ichard Law, Basil 
Bell, Mary L eu Smith, Florence 
Heller. Hope Berdichevski, Peggy
Joe 

fo o te r has 
strip s of p a p e r as a p a p e r h a n g e r ^ played 
th e 
assistan t. Hi> has b een weigh- j light” and 
m a s te r a t a grain e levator, Once season. He will take a m a jo r role; Curtain Club a n d vice-president o f Locke, Vivian 
he kept books for a petroleum i in “ The D evil’s D isciple,” the next i the Rustlers. 

P re s id e n t R ainey has especially 
urged T e x a n s to a tte n d the p r e ­
inaug ural 
s ta rtin g 
con ferences, 
T h ursd ay , Decem ber 7, and con­
tin u in g 
night. 
The co nfe re n ce will be on the gen ­
eral theme, “ The S tate a n d P u b ­
lic E d u c a tio n .”

P a t served last y ear as assem bly­
the College of Fine 
man 
Arts, ch a irm a n of the University 
Dance Com m ittee, m em ber of the 
U n iv e rsity Light Opera, and P r e s ­
ident of th e C u rta in Club. This 
y e a r he acts a? p re sid e n t of the

in “ F ir s t L ady,” 
the first play given that year. He
lead 
in “ I d io t’s De- 
in “ F r o n t P a g e ” last

Then a f t e r a y e a r in th e oil fields 
he r e t u r n e d to the U niversity in 
1937.

Money? P a t will s u b s titu te in- from a job. He alw ays got tired B.B.A, to A rts and Sciences) 

sitions, 
r a n g in g fro m 
hosiery salesm an to a 
on an oil tru c k ,

fired j has changed from A rch itecture to be an all-request 

six- 
trim m ed and pasted

e n te rin g [ lished an article he, w rote about 

so u th w e ste rn m agazine pub- sisting.

I O’Rillion, and Guilford Jones,

; N ot once has P a t been 

The Music C om m ittee of 

This curly -haired b r u n e t 

a Realsilk 
‘sw a m p e r”

rou nd-the-w orld fo r 

two years before 

he took first beld 

P a t s ta r re d 

S h um ann , 

th r o u g h 

F riday 

from 

. . . 

his 

on 

_

j 

lough Mustangs 
8 to 5 Favoritesrn

Longhorns to Miss 
Layden's Punting

B r HAL BRIDGES
T » r < i n S p o r t * S t a * f

the 

When the Texas Longhorns ta k e 
Sou th ern 
the field a ga inst 
Methodist Mustangs 
in Ownby 
Stadium, Dallas, this a fte rn o o n a t 
2:30 o’clock, several thousand U n i­
versity of Texas football fan s will 
Hand and sing “ The Eyes 
o f 
T e x a - ” w ith a new 
enthusiasm. 
The Longhorns will have a tw e lfth 
m an today!

U niversity fans will be cheer­
ing an O range and White 
team. 
which, f o r the first tim e in half a 
decade, has som ething more w ith 
which to fight th an the mere will 
to win. They have seen this team , 
led by a c hunky little man nam ed 
Ja c k Grain, smash Florida, Wis­
consin, Arkansas, and Rice. T hey 
have seen 
it maintain a p e rfe c t 
conference record and become a 
conference 
con te nd er 
f o r 
championship. They know 
t h a t 
their high hopes f or a champion­
ship team will stand or fall with 
1 the outcome of this game. T hat s 
why 
twelfth man 
there today.

there ii be a 

the 

•

th eir decisive 

Against S.M.U. 

the Longhorns 
teat. Victory 
face 
| means a fine chance 
to m e e t 
i A.&M. u n d e fe a te d T hanksgiving 
Day. B ut victory, if won, will ba 
won the h a rd way. The M u sta n g ! 
are eight-to-five 
over 
the Longhorns,
Here are 

reasons why* 
S. MA , tied the Oklahoma S o o n ers 
its only 
who have handed Texas 
defeat so far. S.M.U. lost to N o tre 
Dame by only one point, 19-20. 
S.M.U. has not lost to Texas »ince 
1933.

fa v o rite s 

th e 

But, aside from the record, ex­
actly what are the assets and lia­
bilities of the two teams who will 
meet o u t th e re this a fternoon in 
the cold n o r th e r 
that has been 
forecast f o r the g ame?

F o r S.M.U. lists as assets a bit 
more w eight, m o re 
experience, 
and P re sto n J o h n s to n . The a v e r­
age w eight of the Mustangs is 191, 
while the a v era g e w eight of th® 
L nghorns 
is 188. The average 
n umb e r of year? on the varsity on 
the M ustangs is 2,2; fo r the Long­
horns, 1.9.

•

Pre*-on J o h n s to n 

hi S.M.U.’* 
tripl e- thr eat back who punts. In 
fact h* punts so well th a t he is ex­
pected to keep the Steers co ntin ­
th e ir 
ually 
own goal line.

lighting back 

from 

liability 

S.M.U.’a g re at 

th® 
is 
loss of Ray Mailouf, 
the sopho­
more back who ra nks with Erni® 
Lain of Rice a n d Kay Lakin o f 
Arkansas as a passer, Mailouf is 
out f o r the season with an in ju r ­
ed back.

Chief liability fo r Texas i* th® 
condition of Pete L a y d e n ’s knee, 
v, hich will not allow him to p u nt. 
Lay den might have offered f a i r 
competition to J o h n s to n ; there is
See GRAY, CRAIN, Page 2

S o p h o m o r e P e t e L e y d e n , w h o handle* 

th e L o n g h o r n p e t t in g 
c h o r e i, r e t u r n ! to D elia* to d a y to p e r fo r m b e f o r e the h o m e f o lk . 
L e y d e n we* ou t fo r t h r e e w eek * this S e a to n , a f t e r a k n e e in j u r y 
in th e F lorid a g a m e . H e it n o t e x p e c t e d to do a n y p u n tin g to d a y , 
L a it S a tu r d a y , P e t e r e t u r n e d to a c tio n a n d wa* a big c a u s e in the 
Ow l*’ d e f e a t .

Ed-Psychologist Thinks Europe 
Has Lost Its Taste for W a r

While the rest of the xvorld puzzles over why “ all is quiet on the 
w estern f r o n t ,” a U niversity o f Texas educational psychologist yes­
te rd ay laid a fing er on one of the reasons fo r E uropean military 
inactivity.

Dr. O. B. Douglas, associate p ro fe sso r of educational psychology,
claims th a t armies of Europe are*-------------------------------------- ——........—
not figh ting simply because they j 
do n’t w an t to fight— “ because an 
education f o r peace has actually 
become a rea lity .”

Press Club to Hear 
Hardeman Sunday

“ The w’ar-w eary v eteran of the 
1914 w ar and the skeptical y o u th !

W h o ha* grown 
on a diet of 
post-war reminiscences don t have 
any 
f o r w a r,” he pro- 
nounced. 

ta ste 

He denied th a t the p re se n t con- 
See PSYCHOLOGIST. P ag e 3

D 

p. H ard em an. Caimito’ nor-
. 

, m
resP ° n d * n t a "d A i r i e r editor of
I The Daily Texan, will discuss
n e w sp ap e r wire associations and 
See PR E SS TLGB, Page 3

♦ W a r N e w s *

i n t e r n a t i o n a l N e w t S e r v ic e

F rom 

Summary

Finl and holds

the spo tlig ht of w ar news today as she brace- her­
self ag a in st the th r e a ts of Soviet Russia. The U.S.S.R. has de­
manded th a t she give up c e rtain strate g ic positions to the Soviet 
arm y, but Finland is n o t willing to subm it. In fact, the little country 
has told Russia th at she will stand fo r her rights in any ev entuality, 
even though the odds are a gainst her.

Bulletins

H E L S I N G F O R S — A Russian ultim a tu m to Finland 

is expected 
to result from the l a t t e r ’s re fu sa l to t r a n s f e r the H angoe Islands 
i s l a n d s 
to the U.S.S.R. The s itu a tio n is grave. F in la n d ’s counter- 
are n ot expected to be published.

Baldwin Recounts
p„,p(Sa>, herman tortures

e 

y

MOSCOW— F in la n d ’* “ peace mission” to Moscow, headed by Dr. 
J uh o Paasikivi and Fi na nc e M inister V. K, T a n n e r, arrived a t the 
Kremlin a t 6 o’clock F rid a y to resum e th e ir in te r r u p te d negotiations.
a

W A SH IN G T O N — W ith final e n a c tm e n t assured, 

the Congress
and P re sid e n t of the United S ta te s rushed full speed ah ead F riday 
to put the new “ cash and c a r ry ” n e u tra lity law— lifting arm* em­
bargo— into e ffe c t today,

•

•

B R US SE L S — Ne the rl and s a u th o rities F rid a y ordered a1! canal 
boats and ot her c r a f t to quit th e J u lia n a Canal, which gives direct 
access to Germany, according to word received in Brussels.

BASLE, S witzerland— A huge Ger man bombing plane a tte m p tin g 
to cross the border into F r a nc e was tu r n e d back damaged by six 
f ast Fr ench pursuit ships Friday.
•

P A R I S — G e rman forces F riday resum ed t heir artillery fire on 
the Fr ench fron t, while official F re n c h communique No. 121 indi­
cated clashes with e n em y in fa n try . The bulletin a n n o u n c e d :

“ The night was quiet, except fo r some artillery and 

in f a n tr y 

f i r e .”

•
LOND O N — In te n se aerial activity in the Firth of F o rth area, 
scene of two d a m a g in g Germ an raids, was rep orted by London 
Evening News from E d in b u rg Friday.

W arships hkve sighted the A merican f re ig h te r City o f Flint, 
en rou te to a German port in charge of a G erm an prize crew, the 
British A dm iralty a nn oun ced F riday.

"N ew s of the b ruta lity of th® 
the racial minorities in 
Nazis to 
Europe is f a r from being all prop­
a g a n d a ,” F r a n k Baldwin, e d ito l 
of 
the Waco News-Tribune and 
; T;mes-Herald, told journalism s t u ­
dents Friday.

Mr. Baldwin, who recently r e ­
t u r n e d from his second E urop e a n 
J trip, having barely escaped W a r­
saw before the w a r began, told th® 
f u t u r e j our nal ists of the working* 
of the foreign news bureaus 
in 
Pan?, London, and Berlin. He r e ­
counted incidents from which he 
ha? 
formed his opinions of th e 
Nazi r egi me and its principles. 

From a veteran newspaper pho­
tog! ap hc r in Paris, Baldwin heard 
tho story of the t r u e experience 
of the Nazi tor tur es o f the Aus­
the Anschluss. The 
trian? a f t e r 
; p ho to gra ph er had been imprisoned 
w ithout reason for five days a n d 
j had heard the scream s of to rtu re d 
I men and women from th ree floors 
imprisoned. 
j below where he was 
These screams continued 
fo r as 
three days, a f t e r which 
long as 
I one w om an’s ceased and a m an 
could be heard to say “ Heil H itle r” 
it would 
and 

from 
Sea BALDW IN, Page I

sound, 

rho 

 PAGE TWO 

The FirstCottage Daily 

in the South 

Phone 2-2478-^-THE DAILY TEXAN-^—Phone 8-2478 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1,1935

Gray, Crain, Doss, Layden Will Compose 
Steers’ Rejuvenated Starting Backfied
Kicking Depends /^0f. 
On Pete's Knee

Three Musketeers—But May bi

Cheerful Charlie

Doleful Dan

B y JO E N E IS E R

Mullenweg and Grubbs 
Naturals for a Duel

B y D U K E S U T H E R L A N D
T e x a n S p a r ta S t a f f

Jim m y G rubbs and W ill M u llen w eg p layed to g e th e r on th e John H. 
R eagan H igh fo o tb a ll team in H ou ston ; tod ay th ey w ill b e p la y in g 
id en tical p o sition s on op p osin g team s w hen T ex a s m eets S.M .U . 
in 
D allas and it's up to Jim m y to prove w h eth er th is M ustang b oy re a lly 
is a b etter b locking back than th e m an who w as his cap tain in high

school.

A lth ou gh Jim m y G rubbs 

is e 
good block in g back, som e o f th e 
exp erts are sayin g th at he w ill 
be as h elp less as a d e a f and dumb 
man in a h og-callin g co n test w hen 
he m ee ts M ullenw eg, w ho is con ­
ceded to be the b est block in g back 
in the co n feren ce.

H ow ever, there is a catch to it. 
Som e o f th e boys have b een rib­
bing G rubbs ab out le ttin g a fo r ­
m er su b ord in ate outdo him a t his 
own p osition — and Jim m y is fun ny 
in a w ay. He som etim es plays 
m ighty good ball ju st b ecau se o f 
the stress o f som e such ribbing. 
W itness 
th at he 
th e b locking 
turned in w hen he w as giv en his 
big ch an ce 
the Florida gam e 
this year.

in 

w illed fo o tb a ll fa n s w ho can k eep 
your e y e s o f f th e ball, fo llo w th e 
duel b etw een G rubbs and M u llen ­
w eg tod ay. T he H ill H all boy* had 
som eth in g to do w ith coo k in g 
it 
up, and w h a t the boya o ver th e re 
cook up has b een p retty good , 
so far.

F lo r en ce S ears, fo rm er p resi­
d e n t o f the P an h ellen ic C ouncil, 
of San A n ton io w ill v isit frie n d s 
on th e cam pus th is w eek-en d.

Mr. and Mrs. V . C. W h itfield o f 
D allas w ill v isit 
their d au gh ter, 
V ictoria, a freshm an, th is w ee k ­
end.

E va Mae L eber w ill spend 

th e 

If you are one o f th ese stron g- w eek-end a t her h om e in M athis.

...and a 

couple of 

loud 

Rah Rahs!!

t hos e s n a t c h i n ’, s n a r l i n ’, s n o r t i n ' S teers 

Boy- o- boy, ar e 
in 
t h e g r oo ve ! ! A n d i t ’s wi t h p r i d e t h a t we s a y H A T S O F F to 
a g r e a t f oo t b al l t e a m a n d a g r e a t s t u d e n t body. J u st lika
B i b l e’* boy*, y o u ’ll f i n d P e K e delivering the goods— g iv in g 
ia 
t h e 
a n y n e a r e r y o u r h e a r t t h a n f o o d a n d f o o t b a l l th at ia u n e x ­
celled.

t he y w a n t — a n d w hat 

s t u d e n t ^ e x a ct l y w h a t 

P V 

i i i

I

 C l v C s a n d w i c h s h o p

A P E P P E R -U P P E R Dr. 
A * .
R rin k ley does n et h a v e a 
look -in com pared to the work 
W in g d en e in D r. B ible's clin ic. 
se c r e t "S. W .C. 1st 
T h e n ew 
P ie c e " serum in jected in to the 
T a x e s L onghorn for the past tw o 
w eek s hes m ade him a sn ortin g, 
stam p in g, sc in tilla tin g dem on o f 
th e third w ard— axcu se m e, o f 
th e gridiron. U p D alles w ay is 
rn k nock-kn eed co lt that ex p ec ts 
t e disprove D r. B ib le's w ork this 
a fte rn o o n , b u t that bag o f bones 
and his prass clipp in gs w on ’t 
h ave a ch an ce. W hen the L on g­
horn fin ish es d isp layin g the a c­
tion o f the n ew serum the M us­
ta n g w ill le ek lik e a clean ed and 
p ressed tortilla .

T e x e s, 20; S.M .U ., 6.

M 'O A N IN G M A TTY B E L L 

has k een w ailin g for a fa ll 
w eek n ew . Som e fo lk s b eliev e 
he 
is sh ed din g a llig a to r tears. 
Them ain 't a llig a to r tears; them 
are dinosaur tears. It is rum ored 
the cryin g w as part o f a trick 
play in w hich th e stadium is to 
be flood ed w ith M oaning M at­
t y ’s tears and th e S .M .U. boys 
are to u se outboards. B ell soys 
his M ustang is a w heeay, broken- 
dow n nag ready 
for th e glu e 
fa cto ry , b u t in sid ers d eclare the 
hoss looks lik e C halledon on a 
dow nhill run. A ny 
that 
holds O klahom a and N otra D am e 
on even term s is O.K. to ploy 
for my w atch and m eal tick et.

team 

T exas, Os 5 M U., 26.

deal Crain and 
t he r e s t o f 
S te er backs a lot o f mi s er y.

t h e 

H av in g a fraa week-end last 
waak, tha P o n ies have been. c o n ­
ce n tr atin g on the Texas go with 
two w eeks o f hard drills. The 
ga m e m eans a lot to them. First 
o f all, it is H om ecom ing Day and 
O w nby Stadium will be jam m ed 
in every inch o f its 2 4 ,000 seats. 
M oreover, this gam e opens a six- 
gam e c o n fe r e n c e chase for them 
that will pit them against every 
S ou th w est 
team on six c o n ­
se c u tiv e Saturdays.

I f t h e y b e a t T ex a s , t h e y s t a n d 
t h e 
t e a m a t Col lege 
l l . l f t h e y 

an ou tsid e c h a n c e to t o p pl e 
p o w e r f u l A g g ie 
S t a t i o n on N o v e m b e r 

lose t o d a y , t h e n it is e v i d e n t t h a t 
t h e y will also go d o w n b e f o r e t he 
( a d e t cr ew. I f they g e t t h r o u g h 
t h e s e f i r s t t wo t o u gh g a m e s , t h e n 
t h e y will h av? ea si e r sailing an d 
p r o b a b l y the c o n f e r e n c e flag.

Notre Dame to Tackle
Army Minus 2 Men

N O T R E D A M E , I nd. , Nov. S.— 

( I N S ! — L e f t E n d B u d K e r r a n d 
Ta c kl e T o m ( A t o m ) G a l l a g h e r r e ­
ma i n e d b e hi nd 
t o d a y as N o t r e 
D ame ' s u n b e a t e n a n d u n t i e d f o o t ­
ball s q u ad o f t h i r t y- si x n e a r e d Ne w 
t h e a n n u a ! c o n t e s t t o ­
Y o r k f o r 
m o r r o w wi t h t h e A r m y .
in 

i n f i r m a r y with 
a k i d ne y i nf ec t i on an d G a l l a g h e r 
l e f t ankl e. 
has a b a d l y s p r a i n e d 
F r a n k Biagi, a se n i or , who h as yet I 
to wi n his m o n o g r a m , will s t a r t 
a t end, a n d S o p h o m o r e J i m B r u t z 
will fill G a l l a g h e r ’s place 
t he 
lineup.

K e r r 

t h e 

in 

is 

Minni e D e n e n a , Doris T h o m p ­
son, E r n a H e r zo g, Rose F r a n c e s
ar e 
Skiles, a n d Marie K o e p k e 
in Dallas
s p e n d i n g 
a n d a t t e n d i n g t he S.M.U. game.

t he w e e k -e n d 

Organizations/
Dormitories/

All reservations for pages in the dormitory and organiza­

tions sections should be m ade at this time. Each group is 

asked to send a representati ve to the C a c tu s office to 

make the necessary arrange ments.

Dormitory and Organization Reservations 

N O W B E I N G T A K E N

THE CACTUS

Wi l li e Curik, 2 1 0 - p o u n d Mu*- 

t ang t a c kl e f rom T a y l o r , will be 

out 

today 

to 

try Hit Hand at 

thr ot t l i ng t he L o ng ho r n at t a c k.

Jack S an d ers, 

220-p ou n d er 
who Holds dow n the other tackle 
post for the Mustang*, it alto 
two 
a senior, end Has earned 
letters, 
in 
turned 
‘‘B u ll” has 
several good garnet this year.

Capt. Chelsea "Chop-Chop'’ 
Crouch 
is signal-caller for the 
Mustangs. He hails from Plano, 

T exas, waighs 170 pounds, and 
stand* 5 feet, l l inches.

SPORTS
A B O A R D

V V 

BY Circle

r u n n i n g p la y s h a s b e e n s t r o n g all 
season, b u t pas s d e f e n c e is p r o b ­
t h e
ably 

t h e b i g g e s t w o r r y 

of 

coaches. E v e r y t e a m e x c e p t M a r ­
q u e t t e has co mp le t ed a g r e a t n u m ­
b e r of a e ri a l s a g a i n s t t he Poniea, 
1 a n d t h e r e h a s n ' t s e eme d to he a n y 
thi s d e p a r t m e n t . 
■ i m p r o v e m e n t 
it w o n ’t be t he 
I r u n n i n g of Cr ai n a n d L ay d e n t h a t 
will give t he Me t ho di st s t h ei r m o 4t 
if t he 
L o n g h o r n s have a n y pas si n g a t - 

! t r o u b l e — it will be passes, 

I t ’s m y b e t t h a t 

in 

; t a ck a t all.

Boh Collins, j u n i o r end f or t he 
Ponies, will have a p a r t i c u l a r in ­
t e r e s t in t o d a y ’s g ame. Bob. who, 
i nc i dent al l y, was el ected p r e s i d e n t 
of t he j u n i o r class h e r e last week, 
used 
to play with T e x a s ’s Cr ai n 
w h e n bo t h boys wer e g o i n g to high 
school in Nocona. Bob is likely to

Johnston, Crouch 
Power Mustangs

( C o n t i n u e d f r o m P a g e I ) 

too one on t h e Te xa s t e am to ‘ aKf 
|»i« place.

r e j u v e n a t e d b a r k f i e d . 

No w f o r t h e Longhorns* a s se t s 
f e a ­
•—a 
of 
t u r i n g t he l e f t -side 
N o b l e D om a n d 
of
P e t e L ayd e n , a f i g h t i n g spirit t ha 
e n a b l e d th e m to steal victor y f r o m 
A r k a n s a n in t he last t e n seconds of 
p l a y — a n d J a c k Cr a n.

r u n n i n g 
t he p a s si ng 

Cr ai n, in c a se you d o n ’t know, 
is t he fell ow w h o r u n s ei ghty y a r d s 
f o r touc h do wn*. M a t t y Bell. M u s ­
t a n g coach, h a s p r o n o u n c e d him 
t ha n Red Ch a n g e , Look 
g r e a t e r 
ou t , M g t t y! L o n g h o r n s up p or t er ? 
a r e hop in g he' s co r re c t.

The p r o b a b l e s t a r t i n g 

. Will iams .. 
. 

P o . . T e x * .
L E . . Neely 
L. T. 
L G. Da w s o n 
C. 
... Goo dwi n 
B G... F r e e m a n 
F T . Myers 
R F , Mc Dona l d
Q.R 
G r a y 
.....
L H C r a n
R H . Do«e 
F R . L ay d e n

.......

 
 
 

l i n e -u p :
S . M. U.
T u n n e l l
S a n d e r s
Bai l ey
Echols
F a w ce tt
 G u n k
Ba cc a* 
Mu l l en we g 
... J o h n s t o n
C r o u c h
 
.. . .. Bea rde n

 
 

 

L A Y E R S E E S S T E E R W I N

Br uc e L a y e r , s p o r ts ed i tor of 
ir a 
the 
iv 
ess •< 
I-a', en, 

t h e H o u s t o n Po st , ore*;;* ted 
b r o a d c a s t F r i d a y n i g ht 
t h a t 
T e x a s L o n g h o r n * wou l d beat 
f M. U. M u s t a n g s. Hi* 
w e r e : J a c k Cram., Pe** 
N o b l e Do**, a n d Gilly Dsv -

'Moaning Matty’ 
Has Cried 19 Years

H e a d i n g 

t h e S o u t h e r n M e t h o ­
dist U n i v e r s i t y c o a c h i n g »*aff f o r 
t h e f i f t h y e a r is Ma di so n ( M a t t y ) 
B e ' ] , a v e t e r a r o f n i n e t e e n year* 
• a p e r sence

C o a c h Bell b o g a " 

c a r e r - h a d 
Col lege 
A: 
" P r a y i n g C o l o n e l s ” w er e 
tea>* ©r 
g l a d l i e r - o 
H a ’ k * I 
I n 1 9 2 2 . Bel l 
l e f t H a s k e l 
b e c a m e 
c o a c h 
Col lege sn Wi sconsi n,

Iv* f o o t b a l l 
lr, 1915 at C e n t r e 
l i m a 6 e n t r e s 
t h a t 
t h e 
t « 
to 
coach. 
a n d 
at C a r r o l l 

' 9 2 0 , 
In? ti* : t e as 

t h e na t io n. Upon 

-# wen- 
r e a 

h e a d 

n 

t he 

c o n f e r e n c e 

" M a t t y " m a d e hi* d e b u t in t he 
1923 
in 
r r . a ' h a*

S o u t h w e s t C o n f e r e n c e 
w h e n he b e c a m e hea d 
T e x a s C h r i s t i a n Ut ver
l n g his six y e a r s a* hen i o f ‘ r e 
F r o g s , his t e a m s f i r ' bed s eco nd 
t hi r d 
kl 
t w i c e, 
s e v e n t h 
In 1929 C o a t ? Bel] w en t to 
on ce 
rn re; 'ac* D a n a X. 
T e x a s A &M 
Bible. D u r i n g 
• - f *- e a r s t a y 
a t t he A g g i e inst r - -,n , his t e a m s 
l r * • e c o n f e r e n c e 
p l a ce d 
t wi c e , 
twice and s e v e n t h 
o n ce

f o u r t h on e a- 

t hi r d 
fourtl ' 

tw ?, 

* 

t r 

( r une: 

r o n f e r e n e e 

to ? M.U. 
In 1934 B e ’’ c a me 
Fa; 
ti- r ris on. 
ae 
ase s t a r t 
res g n a t i o a a* 
U p o n Me r r ie r ** « 
* c 
to 
sea* n 
34 
t h e end of 
b e c o m e head coach ?* V an d e r b i l t , 
t h e A t h l e t e 
a s v C'' d
head coach.
Bell 
t h e 
All S o u t h w e s t 
f a n s 
r e m e m b e r Be * : --•* ■ oar a 1 h ead 
t e a " won 
c f 
th* M u s i n g * H * 
r e ­
t w e l v e s t r a i g h t victor *>« 
fir*1 
ce i ve d 
n- 
s t a t i o n 
n Ca T orn • s 
R o s e B o w ' F o l l o w i n g * he h a r d e r 
35 y e a r , Bell' s t e a r d r o p pe d to 
f i f t h p ’ace in 1936 arri p * xtY. 
p la ce in 1937. l o u t <*a*- h « squ' o 
c a m e h ac k to fir) *r »acr • d 
the 
c o n f e r e n c e 
se a­
s o n saw’ Coach Be.' a' ore r • I * • 4 * o 
* 
r ec or d 
victor:-. His a. 
w o n 104. lost B l , a n d * i d IO,

t h e Bout we**’,* 

I - * past 

to p ' a y 

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t i n r 

• 

Schmeling Reported 
En Route to Am eri c a

M A D R I D , N e v . 

3 - ( IN S 
H o p i n g *r r a n o t h e r big f i g h t
t o * 
a t h . : i 
l h , to I S t a t e s , p. n a j 
b o u t w i t h Joe L o u i s Max Schm* ' - 
iiit* has a r r i v e d sn S p a m on his 
w a y to A m e r i c a , tho Ma dr i d r adi o 
r e p o r t e d t oda y.

T he G e r m a n 

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f r o m L «* on, V- rf. iga 
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r e p o r t e d 
Ma x S c r i m # . mg, 
p l a n n i n g to f y f r r r? P o r t gal to 
tn* U n i t e d S t a t e s , rn gh* he 
sable 
e n e m y al i en 
to 
if he go e s as ne* re 
t Bf m u d a . 
B r i ti s h 
A m e n a ' s 
i t 
w a s p oi nt e d o u t m L on d on m d a v .

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e , 

Sports Notices

t u r n 

G O L F P L A * E E S ar e r e q u e s t e d to 
i n ­
t h e i r a c or ea in a* 
t h e 
r ot 

toe 
to 

t r a m u r a l o ff i c e and 
o f f r e at the link*.

»■ RAU K L I N H I C K S,

m a n a g e r .

A L L MEMBERS of the Longhorn 
Boa • g Cl ub a r r a s k ed t o a t t e n d 
rn#et.rig M o n d a y a t 7: 30 in G.G.

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B O B C l N N I N G H A M , 

a c c r e t a r y .

E d i t o r ’* n o t e Each w e e k the 
sport* e di t o r o f the rival sc ho o l 
i nvi ted to wr i t e * g u e s t c o l ­
is 
umn 
for S po r t s Bi l lboard. To - 
d a y ’* g u e s t u Cecil E d w a r d s , 
sport* e di t o r of the S e m i - W e e k ­
n e w s p a p e r 
ly Ca mp u s , s t ude nt 
o f S o u th e r n Me t ho di s t U n i v e r ­
sity.

Bv C E C I L EDW A RD S

T D E E M i
r a d i st in c t p l e a s u r e to 
I be guei 
: col u mn i st f o r C l y d e 
T e x a n f o r 
. T o e Dai 
L a M o t t e ar 
t od ay , and 
to give y o u 
ITI 
I r over sity 
o f Texa® s t u d e n t s some 
i nt e r es t i ng 
h i g h l i g h t s of t h e Mus ­
t a n g t e a m 
h ed of the H o m ec o m - 
m g D a y 
t 
sit ner e 
this
a f t ei noon.

in Da l l as 

t r y 

t wo cl ubs 

the g e n e r a ; opinion 

F r o m ai] i ndi c at ion s t he co nt e s t 
will he a d o g f i g h t a1! t he way. R e ­
cor ds of t h e 
t h u s f a r 
this s e a s on p o i n t to a close b at tl e , 
bu* 
a r o u n d 
t h e S.M. U. c a m p u s an d in Dall as 
i* t h a t the M u s t a n g s h av e a sli ght 
r d g e . a n d tha* t he y will t a k e t he 
i nv a d i n g 
in 
ca mp. My predicts! n is a 20- t o-I T 
v i c t or y 
f o r C oa ch M a t t y B e l l ’s 
crew*.

L on gh o r n* 

T e x a s 

W i t h 

t he anr . ua' 
e n t h u s i a s m a n d a gc

viou* g ame? , 
the.', 
s t r o n g o u t f i t on t 
in va der s. Hi 
t he 
Bell 
is p es si mi s t ii 
M u s t a n g s will 
t he S tee r ? , B u t 
muc h. Bell 
He s c ou te d the 
g a m e Wi t h Ric 
( a m e b a c k as g um s i v e ve seen 
him thi s s e a s o n.

is 

H e say* J a c k C r a i n 

is o n e of 
t h e g r e a t e s t b a i l c a r r i e r s h e h a s 
t h e Hill- 
e v e r s e e n a n d w a r n e d 
in p r a c t i c e 
t o p p e r s 
r u n w i l d 
t h a t h e 
t o d a y . H e a d v i s e d 
a g a i n s t t h e m 
t h e M u s t a n g s t o p r a c t i c e f o r h i m 
a n d 
t e a m 
by c h a s i n g r a b b i t s .

t h i s w e e k 
is 

t h e r e s t of 

t h e S t e e r 

l i a b l e 

t o 

H o w ev e r , Bel « g l o o m y out l ook 
f o r t he g a m e i s n ’t a l t o g e t h e r w i t h ­
o u t r ea son. F r e s h m e n , us i n g S t e e r 
) .ays, have b ee n r u n n i n g o v e r t he 
P on ie s in p r a c t i c e t hi s wee k. Mor e 
ban tha*, R a y m o n d Ma ll o uf , 180- 
lound t r i p l e - t h r e a t t a il b a ck s pa r k - 
, lug, is o u t f o r t he season b e c a u s e 
of a back i n j u r y r e c e iv e d i n t h e 
t h r e e week.- 
N o t r e D a m e g a m e 
t he best 
ago, Ma l l ouf 
passer* we h a v e seen a r o u n d h e r e 
a n d c a n also be d e p e n d e d u po n 
f o r r u n n i n g a n d kicking.

is one o f 

- 

P r e s t o n J o h n s t o n , Be I.‘a se.nsa- 
t r i p . e - t h r e a t e r ,
... m o r e 
i r*t to De up t o p a r fo<
; 
' h e f ai a.c. He s u s t a i n e d a b r u i s e d 
hip n t h e M a r q u e t t e c o n t e s t h e r e 
t wo week* ba<k, b ut he will s t a r t . 
J o h n s t o n has b ee n a l t e r n a t i n g wi t h 
Mali* J a* D e t a i l ba ck , a n d J o h n ­
1 8 0 - p o u n d 
ny < lenient , 
j u n i o r , 
to 
fill M a l l o u f ’* g a ; . C . e m e n d s paw* 
m g wa- good a g a i n s t the M a r q u e t ­
t e - , S e v c r*| e t hor 
h ave 
b e e n injur* d in t he l a s t t wo g a m e s , 
b u t on l y H o r a c e Y o u n g , s o p h o ­
m o r e bl oc ki ng back, will not be 
c a d y f or service. H o r a c e r e c e i v e d 
a b r o k e n c o l l a r b one in t h e N o t r e 
Dam* g a m e .

is b e i n g c o u n t e d up o n 

a n o t h e r 

back* 

l e a s t 

S M . U . ’s o f f * n s i v* p l a y will 
be m a t e r ia l l y w e a k e n e d by th* 
loss of M a l l o u f a n d by th* f a c t 
t h a t a t 
f o u r o th e r backs 
will not be 
in t o p c o n d i t i o n b e ­
c a u s e of r e c e n t i n j u r i e s . In th* 
li n e, t h o u g h , t h e y will ba at ful l 
s t r e n g t h w i t h the e x c e p t i o n o f 
J o * Pa s q u a , 
t a c kl e a nd 
j u n i o r 
p l a c e - k i c k a r t i s t , wh o is out f o r 
th*i s e a s o n w i t h a bad k ne e .

T h e M u s t a n g 

d e f e n s e a g a i n s t *

 SATURDAY, WOTBMBER 4, 1989

Phone 2-2478 

THE D A IL Y T E X A N 

P h o n e 2 -2 4 7 3

The First College Daily tv the South

PAGE THREE

Irish Will Win, 
Predicts Carver

By LAWTON CARVER 
I . N . 5 . Sport* E d i t o r

N E W YORK, Nov. 3.— (IN S ) — 

H eaded by the tradition-garnished 
A rm y-N otre Dame battle which 
will a ttr act 75 ,000 to Y ankee S t a ­
dium, tom o rro w ’* footb all sched­
ule is replete with renewal o f s o ­
called a n cien t rivalries, with en­
counters th a t will more clearly e s ­
tablish candidates for the vario u s 
post-season gam es and with 
the 
custom ary p otential upsets. A s to 
I the la tter phase o f the d a y’s pro­
ceedings, n o th in g could be m o r e 
astoun ding 
th e 
Irish by the C a d e ts, according to 
a con sen su s o f exp erts a n d 
the 
, figures on p a s t p e r f o r m a n c e s .

than d e f e a t of 

I t u nd oub tedly will be a to u g h 
g a m e — hard f o u g h t, possibly close 
and a l m o s t c e r t a i n l y t h e a t r i c a l in 
j so m e 
re s p e c ts , b u t N o t r e D am e 
j f ig u r e s to win u l t i m a t e l y one w ay 
or a n o t h e r a f t e r s a f e ly 
h u r d lin g 
S o u th e r n 
P u r d u e , G e o rg ia T ech, 
and C a rn e g ie 
M e th o d ist, N avy, 
S a tu r d a y s .
Tech on 

successive 

La Borde W ins Badminton; 
Copeland in Tennis Finals

in 

final round 

Harry Thornberry and C. H. 
Boyd o f Copeland House gained 
the double* 
the 
division o f the U n iv ersity ’s intra­
mural 
tournam en t Friday 
a fte rn oo n with a straigh t-set vic- 
! to ry over the champions o f the 
S f ra ter n ity division, Sam McBirney 

tennis 

and Joe Gilmore of DRE.

Thornberry and Boyd, 

form er 
Hardin-Sim m ons n e t aces, m eet 
J o e B a llin g e r and Adair Haw- 
I t h e m e , club division champions, 
title Monday 

intramural 

for the 
a ftern oon.

Playing sm oothly and steadily, 
the Copeland H ouse duo disposed 
of the D K E ’s 6-1; 6-4; 11-9. Mc- 
Birney and Gilmore steadied som e­
w hat to give the victors a battle 
; in the final se t, but w ere never 
the net p lay o f 
able 
Thornberg and Boyd. A bluster­
ing north w ind hindered play 
! through out the match.

to match 

S a r a h Y e a g e r , a j u n i o r in 

th e 
College o f A r t s a n d S ciences, will 
sp e n d t h e w e e k -e n d w ith h e r p a r ­
ent*. Mr. and Mrs, J o e E. Y e a g e r 
o f T h o rn d a le .

Leo LaBorde o f the McCrocklin 
Jacks, won the U n iversity ’s in tr a­
mural badm inton title Friday n ight 
in a hotly contested 14-15, 15-4, 
15-8 match with John Spears of 
OKE.

last year's 

j tourney, held a 10-8 lead 

LaBorde, who was a finalist in 
intramural badminton 
in the 
opening gam e and appeared to be
on his w ay 
to an ea*y victory 
when Spears staged a stirring rally 
’ to win the gam e, LaBorde came 
back stron g in the last tw o games, 
however, m aking good use o f his 
p ow erful 
the 
match.

to win 

sm ashes 

P U R D U E TO MEET IOWA

tie 

L a F a y e t t e , 

Ind., Nov. 

j its c o n f e r e n c e 

( I N S ) — W ith only a 

3. — 
to m a r 
rec o rd , P u r d u e 's 
B o ile r m a k e r s to d a y w e re t a k i n g no 
chance? o f stu m b lin g o v e r an un- 
! d e r d o g Io w a squad in t o m o r r o w ’s 
j f o o tb a l l c o n t e s t . C oach Mal Ed­
w a r d h as w o rk e d all w e e k to p u t 
t h a t C oach E ddie 
o v e r 
to u g h 

invader* a r e a 

id e a 

th e 

J A n d e r s o n ’s 
; lineup.

Cotton Believed 
Due for Comeback

now 

A lthough cotton 

repre­
se n t s ju s t 38 cent* o f each dollar 
in the Texas farm 
income, com ­
pared with 67 cents in 1927, the
staple should com e hack 
the 
industrial­
S t a t e ’s drive 
ization, a U n iversity exp ert de­
clared Thursday.

toward 

in 

Dr. A. B. Cox, director o f the 
Bureau 
o f Business Research, 
pointed out that although income 
from c o tto n and cotton seed has 
d r o p p e d 1 3 5 1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 since 1937, 
best
cotton 

is still the 

S t a t e ’s 

m oney crop and 
vated feed crop.

it* surest culti­

“ We must stop vie w in g 

th* 
Texas cotton in dustry as an in de­
pendent 
local enterprise and th#
worry o f growers, ginners, m er­
chants, and c o t t o n s e e d crushers,” 
j he declared.

FIFTY HEAR HOR N BER GER

A pproximately 

gathered 
Friday afternoon 

persona 
f ifty 
in Main Building 201 
hear Dr.
th e 
give 
first o f a series o f lectures on not- 

to 
| Theodore Hornbe-ger 

is being spon­
: ed authors which 
sored by the D epartm ent o f E n g ­
lish. Dr. Hornberger 
discussed 
Ezra Pound and his works.

Learn to

FLY!!

at the Municipal A irp o rt

2 N e w A ir p la n e s 
$3.00 a Lesson

A r m y T ra in e d In stru c to rs 
Phone 711 7

Steer Cagers Drill Lightly
As Coaches Desert to Dallas
Price, Madison
Spur on Frosh

They Stick Their Necks Out

vs.
B a y

Leslie Croucher 
Bids for Versify

W ork in g hard to k eep warm, the j 
Longhorn basketball squad w en t 
through its w o rk o u t yesterd ay a f t ­
ernoon u nd er the supervision of] 
m an ag ers while 
th e varsity and 
freshm an coaches, Jack Gray and 
Ed Price, resp ectively , follow ed the 
Longhorn fo o tb a ll team to Dallas.
M ost o f the w o rk o u t was the 
rou tine s t u f f th a t starts with a 
m edicine ball 
to w arm up and 
fin ish e s w ith a fo u l shot practice 
to cool o f f , but the b oys did a 
little m an-to-m an work.

The Freshm an squad this year 
is b egin n in g to look like Y ankee- 
land in D ixie, with Tom Price of 
Cincinnati and J oh n n ie Madison, 
until 
from W yom ing, 
sh ow ing up very w ell in practice. 
Other frosh p rospects are Frank 
Lyons o f El Paso and Jim m y C on­
nor o f A bilene.

re ce n tly 

T e x
vs.
S M U
T e x
S M U

C ly d e L a M o t t e „
I. E. Clark ____
P o r k y W i l l i a m .
. .. .T e x
D o n P a t t e . o n __ . . . T e x
D u k e S u th e r l a n d __S M U
T e x
B ill N e w k ir k 
L. W . B r o o k .
....T e x
C la r e n c e L a R o c h e T a x
J a c k H o w a r d
S M U
Al L a n d e r . 
S M U
Bill W h it m o r e
T e x
H e r i c h e l K o r n b la tt S M U

........

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A A M B ay
A A M B a y
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R ice
vs.
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Ford
Ford
Ford
Ford
Ford
Ford
Ford
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u s e
vs.
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u s e
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u s e
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u s e
u se
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T e n n
vs.
L S U
T e n n
T e n n
T e n n
T e n n
T e n n
T e n n
L S U
T e n n
T e n n
T a n n
T e n n
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T e x

St. Edward's Beats Wesleyan,
16-7, to Stay in Conference Race

B y B I L L W H I T M O R E
T ex an S p o r t * S t a f f

Moved up from la st y e a r ’s fro sh 

St. Ed w ard ’s Crusaders kept in the running for the T e x a s Con 
fer en ce championship last night as they d efea ted the hustlin g Texas 
»quad, Leslie Croucher is slated to ; W esleyan College Rams of Fort Worth, 16 to 7, before a sm all but 
make a d eterm ined bid 
Varsity,

the enthusiastic crowd a t Housa Park.

A f t e r a scoreless f ir st h alf, in which on ly one scoring threat wa

for 

Psychologist—

(C on tinu ed from P a g e I )

flic t could be term ed 
“ World W a r,” and w a s of 
opinion th a t 
into universal war. 

a second 
the

it will not develop J an(j a s a fety,

j 

m ade, both tea m s o p en ed up and*------------------------------------------------
the Crusaders proved to have more 
punch than the Rams. T h ey * c o r - 1 
ed once in the third period, only 
to have the R am s com e back and I 
even the gHme at 7 to 7. Their 
w in n in g margin accum u lated 
in 
last quarter on a touchdown
the 

Baldwin

(Continued from P age I )

seem that he was sp eak ing with a 
broken jaw.

N eith er tea m w as 

able 

to

Baldwin said that the German

If people had n ot been edu- threaten until the end o f the first Pe °Fl« were in such an iron grip 
cated a g a in st war. a w ave of mass ; h a lf when St. E d w a rd ’s g o t the j o f the Nazis that they had come
the point where their in itiative
h yste ria would hav« already 
lulled the world , he 
and’th e y didn’t car e what
.

ter the Ram s a f e t y man kicked the j 
I n s t e a d , “ fla g -w a v in g is entirely ; ball fielding a punt. H ow ever, i n ' 

de- ball on T .W .C.’s 5-yard 

line, a f -; to 

insisted. 

, _ 

. 

the 

and 

peoples 

a b se n t,” 
of fo u r downs, the Rams had thrown “ a PPenpd. In spite o f tne p rophecy
Europe are g o in g a b o u t their mil- St. Edw ard’s back to the 9-yard o f a you ng German correspondent
that
itary duties “ quietly and sa n e ly ,” 
M idw ay in the third quarter the I “ there will be a revolution in Gel
he pointed out.
editor doesn't
. 
that the German people
his I w iH he able to break the powei

Crusaders scored their first touch- m any,” the Waco 
. 

“I f Germ any w a n ted war, with 

in W ashington to Baldwin 

line. 

..

 

, 

th in k 

the 14,000 p lanes she claims to down t0 tak« th e !«»<*• Bob Jena, j believ e 
,____ 
would t a k e to blow P a r i s off t h e !« f t 
m a n ’’” he ask ed . “ N o t b ut a f e w 
map
hours. B u t the G e rm an ’s 
d o n ’t 
w a n t Berlin bombed 
in retalia­
tion.

it, h a l f b a c k , w e n t w ide a r o u n d

v a r d s tc> th e 4 -y a r d 

line, follow- 

* - P in n e r play f o r 21 I o f th e N a t l regim e.

in 

th e 

“ T h e b u r e a u s 

f o re ig n
i n g a 2 0 - y a r d g a i n on a pass f r o m citie s d i f f e r v e r y little f r o m any 
W o e h l 
to S to n e r . F o r th e score, o t h e r c e n t r a l desk o f a p r e s s assn 
D a r t e r d ro v e o v e r hia r i g h t ta ck le e la tio n in A m e r ic a ," said B a ldw in 
f o r e i g n new s
f r o m t h e 4 - y a r d s tr ip e . N ick F o r- 
la c k e d t h e e x t r a p o in t. g a t h e r i n g . He s ta te d t h a t t h e m a in
d if f ic u lty f o r A m e r ic a n n e w s m e n
in E u r o p e w as th e u n d e r s t a n d i n g 
th e “ E u r o p e a n m in d ,” w hich 
in w a y s 
to us.
t h e n e x t T h e y a r e m u c h slow e r th a n A m e r- 
icans a n d e v e n in te rv iew s m u s t be 

J . W . C . c a m e b a c k im m e d ia te ly 
t 0 m a k e t h e i r b e a t offensive show - 
in g of th e n ig h t. A lo n g pass fro m o f 
j o h n n y H u n t e r 

yor 5 5 y a r d s t.0 th e C ru- t h a t 

to T i g e r Ho«ea m a k e s 

a r e unaccountable 

in d isc u ssin g 

th e m do 

line. O n 

th in g s 

th e 

u. p la y , H u n t e r to ss e d a la te r a l j u s t 

“ If e i t h e r G e r m a n y o r 

_ 

. 

. 
B r ita in mag,ug 

w anted w a r , th e s e l a s t tw o m o n th s - 
p a s s e l w ,tao it 
could n o t have 
thro w ing G e r m a n y s 
, H 
m a n w a r m a c h in e into d ir e c t con- 
f l i r t w ith 
a n d F r e n c h tr o o p s , w ith c a s u a ltie s , *a(je r 1 3 -y ard 
r u n n i n g 
th o u s a n d s . 

t h e m illio ns o f 

th e h u n d r e d s 

B ritish w ag 

i n t o 

I 

, 

P o in tin g o u t 

t h a t G e r m a n y , | b u t 

a f t e r c r o ssin g t h e s c r im m a g e line, p la n n e d w e e k s a h e ad .
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it w e n t w ild a n d St. 

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TT 

an d 

“ Such a 

ste p c a n com e, 

( C o n tin u e d f r o m P a g e I 1

C arnegie--

ainee sh e h a s P o la n d , does n o t w a r d ’s r e c o v e r e d on t h e i r 12-yard 
h a v e a n y r e a s o n to f i g h t , he sa id j line. Tim C r u s a d e r s qu ic k -k ick ed , 
c o n t i n u a t i o n o f t h e w a r m u s t be b u t 
th e ball w a s v e r y slow and 
‘‘a n d w e n t only' to th e 40, w'here H u n t e r 
on B r i t a i n ’s 
a g g r e s s io n , 
to o k it a n d c a r r ie d it bac k to th e
B r i t a i n is m o v in g slo w ly .’ 
H e p r e d i c t e d a d r a g g t n g - o u t o f 35. On th e f i r s t p la y H u n t e r shot 
s p o r a d ic e n c o u n te r* , a pass to T o m m y B r a n t s on th e 
I 7 w ho shook o f f a co u p le o f Cru- 
f o r g o t t e n " « * d e r t a c k le r s a n d w e n t o v e r for 

sm a ll-sc ale , 
o f is o la te d t o r p e d o in c id e n t s “ u ntil 
s o m e w h a t 
is 
Poland 
— then c o n c iliatio n .

m m o n e t a r y m a t t e r s 
those 
who w a n t r e c o g n itio n arid f r i e n d s 
goes M r. C a r n e g i e ’s advice on th e
a r t o f h a n d l in g people. H e ha.
score. H u n t e r kic k ed goal to ma(j e a c a r e e r o f th is a r t w h ic h 'n
of 
basica lly laid on a few sim ple r u le - 
courses, only a f t e r b o th sides hav e 
q u a r t e r , an(j f a c ts, t 0 f u r t h e r his i n te r e s ts , 
pondered 
t e r m s a n d f o u n d that G o o n R eyno lds, the big an d f a s t
he d elv ed in to th e little k n o w n d e ­
B r ita in c a n c e a s e h o s tilitie s with- S t. E d w a r d ’s h a l f b a c k , se t u p th e 
.................... 
ta ils in th e lives o f f a m o u s peo-
o u t c o m p ro m is e o f h e r h o n o r ," 
^ i s t “n clu b s se co n d to u c h d o w n Hy pie, p a s t a n d p re s e n t. A side f r o m 
he a d d e d . “ A c o n t r a c t , p r o b a b ly *nt 01 c e PGnf S te v e S c a r f i o t t i ’a p a s s t h i s he h a s a p p e a r e d in r a d io a n d 
a c o n f e d e r a t i o n o f l a r g e E u r o p e a n 
s ta te s , will p r o b a b l y e n s u e — w ith 
R u s sia o r I t a l y o r b o th ‘g u a r a n - Pe n a ^> 1“ the R am s, S t. E d w a r d s
r a n th e ball to th e 4 - y a r d lin e on 
t e e i n g ’ G e r m a n p r o m is e s .’
tw o play?. R e y n o ld s to o k it o v er I J 1?,” °n the man and hls books 
f o r th e t o u c h d o w n by c irc lin g le f t 
end. F o r m a g u s b oo te d 
th e e x t r a 
p o i n t to give th e C r u s a d e r s a 1 4 - | V un 
to - ? lead. 
W i th 

am 8 8 an(* c a r r y in g 
f‘aCi\ t 0 1!ie 26. A f t e r a , 5 -y ard ; «snC(e 1 9 3 7 ,

Press C lu b --

it has d o n e a co lu m n, “ On S ucce ss,

E xcerpts f r o m n a tio n a l m a g a -

(C on tinu ed from P a g e I )

M a r g a r e t M arshall 

t h a n 3 m i n u t e s 

E a r ly in th e 

tie th e sc ore , 

fourth 

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,?Jie 

less 

to 

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| play, the Crusaders iced the gam e e<^ 

what th e y e x p e c t o f their reporters a w a y hy j e t t i n g tWn p oints on a 
et the P ress C lub’s r e g u l a r m e e t - | ! g f c ’t y . ReynoIda booted » b ea,,tl.
In* a t 2 d!0 o clock Sunday after- fu, 66.y(ird 
kjUed 
noon in T e x a s < m on 309. 

H a r d e m a n , who is atte n d in g the tcm pted to punt 

on the g . yard lina. Huntar
but
Law School n o w , will a lso lead a ! W a rm a d b y f o u r e r u s a d i n * 
r o u n d - t a b l e d isc u s s io n on n e w s p a - m pn b e f o r o h, co u ld 
p e r w o r k in g e n e r a l.

line- 
t thp b „ 

t th at 

o u t 

a w a y

ta lk , 

A f t e r H a r d e m a n ’s 

t h e 
clu b w ill d isc uss t h e s e rie s o f c o n ­
t e s t s it is s p o n s o r in g , th e f i r s t of 
w hich is s c h e d u le d t o e n d N o v e m ­
b e r 15. In th e s e c o n t e s t s p riz e s a r e 
to be g iv e n f o r t h e b e s t T e x a n 
n e w s s to r y , f e a t u r e story', s p o r ts 

Co-Op - -

( C o n tin u e d f r o m P a g e I ) 

* s to r y , c o lu m n , p a g e m a k e - u p , a n d p u rc 

, f P8, S h a r e h o ld e r* a r e paid 

R a n g e r c o n t r i b u t i o n . 

a *ma11 r a t e o f i n t e r e s t .
6 ) N on-m em bers are
I1' 
;1 To 

in 

The co n test 

is open only 

the organ ization. Their cou n t 

«°n -m em D er* w e permit- 
to 
the store; and the shares 
m em bers o f th? club, but all jour- 
for m em ber- m Plf)Gts which a ccru e on Re­
nalists are eligible 
ship 
their purchases are not 
work m ust h a v e appeared in either u ’t u '*ne,i to them but allow ed to 
it a cc u m u la te until they am ount to 
the T exan or Ranger b efore 
en ou gh to pay f o r a share o f stock
is eligib le fo r a prize. 
for 
non-m em ber
customer.

the particular 

Education .0 3 --

(C o n tin u ed from P age I )

D. K. Brace, p ro fesso r o f physi­
cal education.

Dr. M arbury will have general 
direction o f 
the course. Other 
U n iv ersity in stru ctors w ill be in­
vited to sp eak on special subjects.

Davis 

it was much 

6) Each m em ber 

Is allowed 
one vote regard less o f the am ount 
of stock he m ight hold.
said 

too 
early for him or any other m e m ­
form 
the com m ittee 
ber o f 
an y d e f in ite conclusion as to what 
the ou tcom e o f t h e in vestigation 
would be.
“ W e 

to go about 

intend 

this

to 

Th! _ " Cialt Snd J“ t8.rtain” ?,n:s’ he "aid” 
under Dr. B race, director, will be 
sim ilar to th o se the prospective 
teach er will direct som e day.

” owned1*’.
the en tire stud en t body and f a c ­
u lty .”

Plan s are bein g m ade fo r stu ­
d en ts to observe extra-curricular 
work in the A ustin public schools. 
A m o n g the activ ities to be studied 
are orchestra, band, assem blies, 
home-room, literary soc ietie s, fr a ­
ter n itie s and sororities, dramatics, 
intramural sports and interschool 
athletic tea m s, radio, Girl Scouts
and B o y S co u ts, and publication, [day.

O ther com m itee m em bers are 
Sam Crain, Marjorie Johnsen, Fred 
N iem an, and Bill Presley.

N o e l Johnson xviii go to 

the 
T exas-S.M .U . gam e in Dallas this 
week-end.

Arnold P apacek will attend a re- 
in H ouston Sun- 

tailers m e e tin g 

th e N a- 
in 
I he w arm glow d i t ­
fu s e d by Mr. C a r n e g i e ’s a d v ic e to
th<? s u c c e ss-lo rn m a y be m e a s u r -
 that his book “ How
th e ^
to Win Friends . . 
is th e most
popular work of non-fiction o f 
our tim e. R ecently 
the U nited 
S ta tes Bureau of Prisons asked 
its publishers to submit bids on 
200 copies f o r prisoners in L eav­
enw orth, A tlanta and A lcatraz!"
A b o u t this man who turns out 
advice to success cravers as pro­
lifically as a Cady A rt F a cto ry , 
Hom er Croy has the follo w in g to 
say in Esquire: 
. . he has drilled
16 ,500 men and w om en to “ Talk 
to their f e e t , ” as he puts it; and 
has 
criticized 
1 9 0 ,0 0 0 speeches. B ut he d oes n ot 
say it as undramatically as that; 
“ Or,” he puts it, “one sp eech for 
ev e ry day that has passed since 
Christopher Columbus discovered 
A m e rica .”

listened 

and 

to 

in 

in 

Sinclair Lewis 

N e w sw e e k 
gives this rather saucy c o m m e n t 
on C arnegie: An exam ple of Dr. 
Carnegie's ow n saintly r e fu sa l to 
criticize is given in his im agin ed 
an 
to a sen ten ce 
response 
a g e n c y ’s plea ru nning: “ W e d e­
sire to service our a cco un ts with 
the last word on radio station in ­
f o r m a tio n .” A nybody who had not 
read “ How e t c .” would chuck that 
letter into the basket, but here, in 
his own words, is Dr. Carnegie’s 
own Lincoln-like co m m en t: “ You 
desire! You u nm itigated ass. I ’m 
n ot in terested in w hat you desire 
or what Mussolini desires . . . Lei 
me tell you once and for all that
I am interested in w hat I d esir e__
and you h aven’t said a word about 
that y e t in this absurd le tt e r of 
y o u rs.”

P L A Y E R S T O M E E T

A called m e e tin g o f 

G regg 
House Players will be held Monday 
night at 8 o ’clock 
in the G regg 
House auditorium , Milton Rags­
dale, president, announced Friday.

are now being

taken for the
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Typical Honor System

Today's Crossword Puzzle

A LT H O UG H T H E University of Texas 
discarded the hono r system years ago. 
it is still used in m a n y colleges and uni­
versities thr ou gh out the United States. All 
systems are so m ew h a t similar and a ty pi ­
cal one is that of the University of Vir­
ginia. It is being presented here briefly 
and withou t comment.

Students are re quired to act honorably 
in all the relations and phases of st udent 
life. Lying, cheating, stealing, or b r e a k ­
ing o ne ’s word of honor u nd e r any cir­
cumstances are considered infr ingements 
of the system. The pledge written in classes 
m ean s tha t the work is the s t u d e n t ’s own 
and was done in accordance with the r e ­
quireme nts of the course as laid down by 
the professor.

W h e n a student 

see? a n o th e r in sus­
picious circumstances, he is instructed to 
investigate the m a t t e r ss secretly and a? 
speed Iv as possible. If guilty evidence is 
found, he is to accuse the stud ent to his 
face. This is in no way considered ag spy­
ing or tale-b earin g but is a fine expression 
of loyalty to a cherished tradition of honor 
a mo ng a community of self-governing stu­
dents.

The st ude nt 

investigators, w h e n con­
vinced of the p e rs o n ’s guilt, ask him to 
leave school. He must either do this or
d e m a n d t h a t his case be tried before the 
found
honor committee. Should he be 

guilty, th e re gi st ra r is notified and he in 
turn informs the pa rents, professors, and 
alumni secretary. If the person is innocent
the minutes of the trial are immediately 
destroyed. If the accused 
leaves school 
without a trial, the committee records the 
facts as if a trial had been held and d e ­
clares him guilty.

From the honor committee th e r e is no 
ap p e a l an d a case with a verdict of guilty 
may be re-opened only if new7 evidence 
with direct bearing on 
the question of 
guilty is found.

The honor committee e ar n es tly dis­
courages the use of pledges in all m a tt e rs 
of personal concern, especially in r e g a r d 
to drinking pledges. It considers use of a 
m a n ’s word of honor in re g u la ti n g triviali­
ties as highly d a ng er ou s to the system. It 
atte mp ts to keep the system from being 
over-loaded by concerning itself soley with 
the offenses which a re classified as dis­
honorable by the public opinion of the st u­
de nt generation involved.

Hence, there are m a n y things heartily 
condemned by the honor committee and all 
good citizens which c ann ot s afely be 
brough t unde r the ho n o r system.

There's a typical exam pl e, students. You 
may choose to bemoan the fa ct t h a t we do 
not operate u n d e r such a system or you 
may feel th a t we a re a b e tt e r institution 
for the lack of it. I t ’s your own opinion.

Eureka! Eureka!

TTOR GENERATIONS, possibly centuries.
a growing proportion of hum an ity ha? 
sneezed and w e pt during certain seasons 
of the year, The Dallas Morning News
st at ed in a recent editorial. “ During these 
seasons most of the re m a in de r of hu ma nit y 
has lau ghed. It is not of record t h a t a m ­
ene has ever died of hay fever, and cer­
tainly the victim of hay fever is a ludicrous 
s ig ht — to one who is not a victim. The 
cause of h a y fe ver long ago wa? ascer ta in­
ed to be the pollens of certain plants, 
notably r a g w e e d and cedar. But, though 
the cause was known, the cure ha s been 
slow in coming. Medical science ha? p r e ­
pa re d serum? t h a t ha ve been effective in 
sorre i r n a n c e s an d commercial concern? 
haw placed literally h u n d r e d s of cures on 
the m a r k e t to feed th e hope t h a t sp ra ng 
eter nal fr om the mind? of h a y fever suf- 
fe rers. Latterly, medical science has given 
some 
feve r res ear ch , but 
largely it has co ncerned itself wit h more 
serious things, such as cancer, tuberculosis 
a nd ve ner eal diseases.
seemingly, 

engin eer ha? 
b e a t e n th e doctor to it. (This ha s h a p p e n e d 
before in th e field of medical science.) 
M e m b e rs of the en gineering facu lty of The 
University of Texas ha ve come f o r w a r d 
it is 
w ith a 
claimed, absolutely cleanses th e air of all 
form? of pollen. Some commercial air-con­
ditioning machines now on th e m a r k e t do 
this. too. but it is "aid t h a t the University 
m a c h i n e can be m a n u f a c t u r e d at a much

filtering m a ch in e which, 

to hay 

“ Now, 

time 

the 

lower cost th a n the m ach in es now- on the 
m a rk e t. If so, the hay feve r victim may 
look fo r w a rd to relief, a t least d urin g t h a t 
p a r t of the day in whic h he m a y confine
himself to an a i r c o n d i t i o n e d room. Since 
it is a known fact t h a t most hay fe ve r vic­
tims lead s ed e nta ry lives, it is pro ba ble 
that a large p e rc en ta ge of the m can be 
relit - * cl by air-conditioning 
completely 
both homes and offices.

“ At any rate, hay fe ve r victims are will­
ing to hope that the new ma chine works.
They have been 
a pp oi nt e d many times, 
but the re is no re 
son wh y mo de rn science, 
which can look 
billion miles into space 
or pr oje ct the 
iman voice a r ound the
world in a fraei 
rn of a second, cannot 
perform such a - 
nple ta sk as p u tt in g the
pesky pollen in i
p la ce .”

Collegiate World

B y A s s o c lated C o l l e g i a t e Pi

Coo
named

I c liege s n ew 
“ coketai! loin

s social ce n te r has been

crimson as their school

Sc. en! 
are mak

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a:

id C olgate U n iv ersities 
o f the aurora borealis.

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The L n iv e T s fty of 
lh# University *t 
Inc., ev ery morn-

m g their vole 
lectures more

interesting.
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f l a t s m a i l m a t t e r s t 
it tnt a c t of C o n g r e s s , Mat 
J o u r n a l i s m B uild ing 109,

t h # Pf 
rh I , 1879.

rf!

101, and ISI.

Dartmouth 
sawmill to cl 
c u m u la t e ) du

C ollege has purchased a portable 
it the h a lf- m i.lion f e e 7 o f wood s e ­
ring hurricane reel a rn a 7 ion activities. 

si tv o f C alifornia I 
•ights cf w o m e n .

nia has a special course

University E n g lis h 
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More than 
and broadcast 
the last fo u r

a rn / it n words have b een w ritten 
b y Drake U n iv ersity stu d en ts during 
arid a half years.

A N ew England < 
f o rm ed for sbarpsht 
st it n t io n s in those s t

King
‘es.

com pel

lege Rifle L ea gue h a ' b

een

E-Pre* dent Her be
a D octor o f E n gin e 
statute of Technology

♦ Hoo

’er ha* been awarded
egr#e by S te v e n s In-

S ix ty -n in e colleges 
and five fo re ig n eour 
v er sify o f N ew Ham;

in i varsities in 24 states 
are represen ted by U n i­
f a c u lt y members.

Research at the Ui 
that, air-cond itioning 
chance* o f reco very.

Of 111

p roving

rn : 

a 'is a pat e \ t 

T h e 0 
given a h 
the Loval

tall

Foi
matt

of

lect

irlow has b een appointed 
Harvard U n iv ers ity lou­
ngy. O ology is the col­

eggs.

Quotable Q u o te s

B y A l l o c a t e d Col legi ate Pre#*

“ i f
Amr-r
the 
e nt 
t i t ! 
phi 
pha

edu cational state 
ca a g en era tio n n
i me m ust be 
ex ac
■red culturally 
upon
I f r e e d o m /' U 
ogopher. T. V 
size the need f<

s r

lip could p r e s e n t to 
to se e how m uch of 
hould at last have
mg h eritage o f poli- 
- * y of ( hie&go’s politician- 

ar I 

. ii leat ors t o em -

crane e.

ti

i you

s y n e 
m oth er tor 
would reno 
U n ion Uni

be re g re tted that 

mlh ge-b re d ’ is not
with a d ecen t k now ledge o f one's 
mc. 
l f it w ere, the speech o f alumni 
i rn end a school as a place o f cu lture/* 
e r s it y 'i Mrs. Mable Hardin b elieves 
learn “ to have so m eth in g 

that collegians should 
to sa y and to know how to sa y i t / ’

HORIZONTAL 47— eonsciou*
I— transported 49— affirm 
5— hastened 
9— man's name 

51— symbol for
gallium

12— pen-name of 52— climbing 

Charles 
Lamb 

stem
53— article

13— supplication 54— dance step
14— pat
1 5—-compete
16— repast 
I?— frame

single spot

55— card having 

56— above
57— masculine
58— Gaelic 
sea god
59— market
60— im itates

_________________ 

VERTICAL

1— vilify
2— formed into 

rank
3— pastry
4— symbol for 
tantalum
5— exhausted
6— part of a 
printing 
press
7—elongated 

fish
8—-district 

attorney 
(abbr.)

I— sun-dried
brick

10— spittle
11— dwellings
16— m yself
17— father
19— severed
20— rants 
22— little island 
24— conducted 
27— eradicate 
29— penetrate 
32— high note of

Guido scale

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* 
terday'* puzzle. 

1 0 - 2 0

Herewith is the solution to yes- ^ bght knock 
35— kettle-drum
36— spite 
38—cl ick-beetls
40— feast
41— annoys 
43— railroad

played or 
horseback

18— within
19—dispatched
20— fanatical
21— bound 
23— tissue
25— night before 
a holiday

26— ancient 

magistrate

28— consolidated 

snow 

30— like 
SI— become 

fatigued 

33— depression 

made by 
striking 
35— part of 

To Be 

37— anecdote 
39— begin 
42— urchin 
14— bargain 
46— fencing 

sword

eating-car 

45— turn 

outward 
48—brother 
of Odin 
50— printer's 
measure 

53— the yellow 
bugle 
64— small cone 
66— mystic 

ejaculation 

57— mother

A *er«i« ti we mf (elation t 22 minute*.
DOUibuud hf Kist festors* Srndt trite Int,

T h e

F ir in g L in e

S om e 

tw o w eeks ago 

nalism published 

I ad- b e n e f it o f 

IO THE S T U D E N T B O D Y » 

the 
those stud en ts, who, 
dressed a w ell-m eant su g g estio n from lack o f in tellect, etc., m ajor 
In was, in e f f e c t , an ap- in 
to you . 
that
those stud en ts who are an y o n e wrould con sid er exc h an g- 
peal 
to 
ing the sm allest sum fo r the thing 
in terested in forw a rd in g the repu- 
. w ell, frankly, even m y low
. 
tation of their school. 
there ap- regard for you r in stitution failed 
later 

that course. 

solely 

short 

tim e 

f a c t 

The 

fo r 

A 

. 

th e 

that 

u n su sp ectin g 

irrelevant, Could 

issue, I thou ght noth- 

in his true light. N ow , suits? 

the ap propriately to encom pass such a possibility, 

pea- e I u nd er 
entitled colum n, “J u st a B r e e z e ,” 
Or, perhaps, I d e t e c t this sug- 
hy the principal source o f detri- gestio n as a part o f som e typical 
m ent to y o u r school p ublications, T e x a s U n iversity m en ta l product. 
viz., Jo e N eiser, some 
it be that such w ritin g is 
adolf -cen t prattle which might d angled as bait b efo re the eyes 
ria e been considered a reply. 
non-sub­
In o f 
tact, so co m p letely did this breeze scriber? Then, when he can no 
lo n g er endure such slaughter of 
evade the 
ing more o f it, and aw a ited with the E nglish as she 
is spoke and 
ev e ry co n fid e n c e the word from vo ices his opinion, is it the prac- 
*om* stud en t vigilante group say- tice to pounce upon him wdth sub- 
ing that one Joe Neiser had been scription blanks and 
in- 
It seem s a rather drastic 
revealed 
it appears 
no m ove t o even correct this de- 

Joe, you com pare m y self and 
collegiate. There m y su g g estio n s to the unoccupied 
can be b ut two evident conclu- 
in dividuals who stand around all 
that you. the stud en t day w a tc h in g a steam shove! e x ­
si os: 
body. are represented b y this in- ca v a te and p ointin g out place* 
suit to the fourth estate, viz., Joe 
instead of 
Neiser, arid f'2) that I am t o take the place w h fr e it is diggin g. Are 
ir relevant, y o u , by chance, ad m itting tho si* 
h i s 
an descent prattle as a reply to m ilarity of your m ethods? 
Per- 
think you r persiflage 
my a t t e m p t e d e n ligh ten m e n t, so n a lly , I 
Hence, there will he no fu r th er doe* 
a 
suggestion*, but 
instead a pre- steam shovel g en e r a lly excavates. 
«ecitation of fact* by * stu d en t 
of a school that boils no w a te r at 
4 p.m. 
I 

'41
“A ” Battery C.A.C.
T e x a s A.&M. College.

there has been m eans o f fin a n cin g printing. 

it should be d ig g in g 

DON A N D R E W S , 

like to ack n ow l- 

aforem ention ed 

the products 

Died movie 

first would 

resem ble 

crude 

• I) 

•

term ed a magazine h earing P}ay a little ditty, 

is, the fa ct that I am n o t a to w e r chim es play a tune. 

Mr. Joe Keiser brought a t te n t io n ; Would you please see that th* 
that 
I am 
subscriber to what som e op tim ist v e r y an xious to hear the chim es 
has 
the nam e Ranger. Here I m ig h t 
f itt in g nam e. 
su g g est a more 
The D ru gstore C ow boy would LA W SOC IETY D IS B A N D S 
The McLaurin Law S ociety, 
serve as a better 
its content*, These sam e condi- which has served as a 
train in g
lion" served to mislead m e in one grou p fo r p rospective law yers, has 
im pres- b een disbanded. A n ew regula­
belie 
tion 
the Ranger and The tion requires th a t m oot court pro-
Daily I exan were subsidized prod- f e e d in g s be 
the
U"ts o f the Department o f Jour- Civil P roced ure classes.

I wa® under the 

taken over by

indication o f 

*— J- Ct

that 

’

tam with a luncheon at I o ’clock Scholarship cup. All pledge* 

P R E S E N T D A Y C LUB w ill enter- M onday, to p resen t the Sorority 
and 
the sorority offic e r s are asked to be 
are 

Monday, N ovem b er 
Queen A n n e Room of the T e xa s p resen t, and all 
Union. All m em bers are 
to be p r e s e n t 

in terested 
#
L E T H A L S CA PLANO,

in vited w elc om e. 

in 

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R A Y P E A R L W OOD, 

president.

ax* n n t n - 
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historian 
.. 

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OFFICIAL NOTICES

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1982

Pf*

H e l l z a p o p p i n

By PAT HOLT

A lthou gh highly 

in sig n ifica n t 
com pared to wars and diplomatic 
m aneuvers, P resid en t R oosevelt's 
proclamation m oving T h ank sgiving 
up a w e e k 
s e n se of 
equilibrium no end.

irks our 

The action o f the P re sid en t is 
m erely an o th er m an ifes ta tio n o f 
his u ncontrollable t en d e n c y to f o l ­
like hill­
low whims and fa n c ies 
billies f o llo w O’Daniel. 
It makes 
him look like w h a t he really is— 
a large edition o f a spoiled, selfish 
child who has g o t to have e v e r y ­
th in g the w ay he w ants it.

season 

instead o f a 

A business man, 

thin king o f 
from a 
larger p rofits resu ltin g 
three-w eek 
month 
for Christmas, 
shoppin g 
su ggested to Mr. R oo sevelt that he 
move T h ank sgiving up a w eek. Mr. 
Roosevelt, rem em berin g the too- 
m any slights he has handed busi­
th in k in g o f v o tes and 
ness and 
cam paign f u n d s in 1940, w as o n ly 
too glad to com ply in w h a t seem ed 
to him a re la tiv ely 
in sign ifican t 
matter. And then, o f course, the 
very unu sualness of the id ea ap ­

pealed to him. He could ju st see 
the h ead lin es: “ R o o sev e lt Changes 
T h an k sgivin g D a t e / ’ Oh, boy, w hat 
a w ay to g e t publicity.

W e suppose th a t Mr. R oosevelt 
n ev er gave a th o u g h t to the m a t­
ter o f w hen 
the 
c ou n tr y wanted their T h a n k sgiv­
ing. Maybe he d idn’t think th e y 
cared. Maybe he didn’t care 
if 
th ey cared.

the people o f 

A n y w a y , the P re sid en t has taken 
a Rtep which, w h e th e r or not 
it 
has a n y particularly far-reach ing 
co n se q u en ce s, 
indicative o f a 
is 
sad trend which has been n o tic e­
able in A m erican life for too m any 
years. It is, sim ply, the com m er­
holidays. Three 
cialization 
w ee k s between T h ank sgiving and 
Christmas used to be long enough 
to do you r shopping because you 
gave ju st fo r the joy o f giving. 
it 
N ow 
b ecause you give to help business 
with your extra spen din g or b e­
cause everyb ody else does.

it takes a month to do 

o f 

You c a n ’t even se t aside a d e f ­
inite day on which to be especially

J u s t a B r e e z e

B y JOE N E I S E R
A column w ritten a fte r having w itnessed one, just one, p erform an ce 

o f B E G G A R ON H O R S E B A C K ,
•

Prejudice* are strange warping* o f an otherw ise u sefu l mind, or 
so th ey se em w hen studied in other people. Take, fo r in stance, the 
professor. Many professor* have stated firm ly th a t n eith e r pretty
f a c e nor a ttr active legs could in flu e n c e a co-ed ’s grade in the least. 

B u t then th e re are those other p rofessors who have retained all
............................................ .................... ......

their active horm ones. They adm it 
that t h . normal f u n c t io n , o f biol- dnjm> whi!e 
Oley do cause them to take notice the ti 
o f such thin irs in class room s, and The 
to a ct accord in gly 
ma un ei o f sp eak ing. 

hnrnJ T h a V | p reju dice. 
the big horns 
in * p ed agogic and L>ass drums are probably Re- 
fra ter n ity
publicans, or m aybe 
those new m en— they can cairny a load, and 

Pedagogic. Oh y es 

( , „ owa with 

thoge big b 

, 

ugunjj 

# r t d f with i t
shoes must be stretched b e fo r e one th 
f o ot starts a sitdown strike while W ho was 
the hird who blew 
the other one walk s out The corn h hn se]f out with the Big Horn? 
on the le ft fo o t is really b eg in n in g 
y e s ^ jt was General Custer. He 
to'hu rt in all seriou sn ess now. And m ust have been a h ep cat trying 
w hile we a e on tho se rio u sn ess, t,o g e t ickie at an alligator jive, 
d o n t you think the } a n k e f f ate Well, he w asn't in the groove fo r 
overrated? Cin cinnati had a m ighty g<5me hot redm #n gent him out 
good ball club but did n ot g e t 
t h e breaks, 

^ 
Breaks or Brakes, w hat s 

d iffer en ce ? Both o f them stop you, 
especially 
if th e former 
a va*# an I a c anium. 

t h ja w orjd
Take one alligator pear, chill
th# 
rem ove 
t h e ce n te r wiU)
involves f rench d ressing S erv e on a lettuce 
jeaf w ith cherries suitable fo r a

the thoroughly, 
and 

halve, 

f m 

And the t r a f f i c cop is a n o th er fall hat, D a ch e’ it all. 

lim ousine parked when 
lowed 

A nd a n oth er th in g — w hat hap- 
exam ple. N ev e r will he be freed 
o f the gu ilt of prejudice 
in this pened to all the p reju dice against 
column. How7 o fte n does he over- canned beer? There was a tim e 
folk* th ou gh t an y th in g al- 
look the shiny 
in an open can 
to stand 
alongside a fire plug only to walk 
up to a b attered one lung touring over ten seconds w a s as d angerou s 
car and g iv e ou t a ticket for park- as a bomb th r o w e rs’ con ven tion, 
ing an hour and ten m inu tes in- They g a v e no consideration to the 
stead o f only an hour. And w hen soo thing e f f e c t s o f 
the alcohol 
the metal, n o t to m ention 
you have put an honest nickel upon 
in the parking m eter 
a "lug. If th a t isn ’t prejudice then 
S alom e isn ’t a sandwich. 

local option has ab- 
sorbed all the prejudice* form erly
The fall o f capitalism is bound en joyed by canned beer. Options 
to come. With our present eco- are all right, but w h y m ust th e y 
cornic structure how can the work- be local? Is this co u n tr y n ot y e t 
ing class exist e x c ep t by the die- large en ou gh to support a national, 
tate* o f the bloated bondholders o f or a t least a state option?
Wall S treet? The sweat o f 
A* m y optician said only yes- 
this co u n tr y as terday. Or was it three day* ago? 
brow established 
a leader o f the world and the sw eat L e t’s se e now', I cut P. T. on T u es- 
o f the brow is the only m eans o f day, ate dinner on W ednesday, 
such, Capitalism w en t to bed Thursday. Oh w e IL 
k eep in g 
w hat he said was a darned sig h t
m ust g o ! 

instead o f the d rin ker’* esophagus. 
P erhap s 

it as 

the 

And w here did that picture go short o f fo cu sin g on the case, 

you 

Hello boys, how are you? I have
that played the Capitol last w eek? 
It w as the one a b o u t the boy and missed 
so much. No you 
the girl, and som e parent?. Per- n eed n ’t back the w agon up, I’ll 
haps the p aren ts had som ething to walk o u t to the curb. N apoleon , 
I shall go 
do with the boy and the girl, or put d ow n 
vice versa. A nyh ow , 
they were p ea ce fu lly . Tell me, have I missed 
m eant for each other (the b oy and any good parties at the castle dur- 
the girl) and no one wmuld help 
them, the m ea n ies (the p a r e n t s ). 

D rive p ast the fa ir grou n ds on
The T e x a s band is no exception, the w a y back to N orth Austin, 
there 
this m orning and I 

Look how m a n y tim es the 
f ello w s in the band have to blow ca u g h t fire 
the b ig g est h orn s or play the bass must see if the heat is intense,

ing m y short absence? 

the circus o u t 

little Hannibal; 

that n et, 

THE POET’S RELEASE

IN S P IR A T IO N AT HOME

When a sister stops to w orry 
Of the thin gs a fellow need*. 
And 

then pleads with him 

to 

So 

through all his work hr 

hurry

speeds;

When a sister k eep s inquiring 
How his tasks are com ing on, 
And this sister is 
S how in g that he * not alon e;

inspiring 

Then 

it m akes him n^ar co n ­

tented,

And this sis he will p refer;
H er advice is n o t resented,
And h e ’s kind o f proud o f her!
— D A V I D N E W T O N .

The flesh, red w a ste round h ol­

low bone,

With solitude con fid e s 
A secret in a m umbled to n e : 
m y face, the silen ce hides 
so now m y d eaths are su i­

cides
tears I shed a g a in st a

and 

sto n e

m ust

g u st

upon m y bed now fall alone. 

Within 

this 

fatal web 

I 

a thousand pattern* w eave; 
pretend the fictio n o f dis­

at all for which I grieve. 
— TOM L. D A V IS.

the smell o f a pipe 
the sm ell o f a match 
the sm ell o f the n ight 

the click o f the latch 
the bark o f a dog 
the sound o f a step 
on the walk 
a frie n d

ETI. J U i i ?

L A ST D A Y !

Kids* M atinee
T oday IO a.m . 

15c 

'til I p.m . I S ch ool ChiL 

lOc

I V . Th* FU»h.

— snookie.

thankful an y more b ecau se H 
m ight in te rfer e with bu*in*»a and 
then business w ouldn ’t have a n y ­
thing to be than kful for.

Not 

that 

the high-handed w a y 

it really make* a n y 
d iffe r e n c e to us w hat day T h ank s­
givin g com es on. One day is fe a t 
as good as another. But w e a c u te ly 
in 
resent 
w hich Mr. R o o sev e lt broke a three 
hundred yea r 
tradition w ithou t 
e ven an if-you -please to anybody.
We recom m en d to C ongress and 
the various legislatures th a t good 
old A m erican 
cure-all— “ T h ere 
ou gh t to be a la w .”

As a sort o f post script, w e 
would also like to com m end Gover­
nor W. Lee O ’Daniel very highly 
on his proclam ation o f two T h an k s­
givings, which was 
the beet he 
could do under the circumstance*.

T E X A S

Alway* I Sc Till 7 P.M. 

L A S T D A Y 

“RETURN OF THE

aCISCO KID”

W IT H
W A R N E R B A X T E R
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PAGE FIVE

Church to Mw p Ten Years 0ldSunday 
loth Anniversary!

St. M a rtin ’* Lutheran Church will observe the tenth anniversary | 
o f the completion of it* church building at Fourteenth Street end I
Congress Avenue Sunday.

The Rev. F. G. Roesener, pastor of the church, said that on this I 
occasion throe anniversary services w ill be held; two in English and I
one in the Germ an language. The**
Eng lish an n iversary services w ill J 
be held at l l o’clock and at 7:30 j 
o'clock Sun day night. A special 
service in Germ an w ill be given 
at 2:30 o’clock fo r the elderly peo­
ple.

Dr. Wiegman 
To Speak 
At Rally

St. M a rtin ’s Lu th eran Church 
was organized in 1883 and built 
its first church at 106 E a s t T h ir­
a 
teenth Stre et in 1884. I t was 
small brick building and 
is now 
occupied by the State P a rk Board.
D uring its occupancy of this build­
ing St. M a rtin ’s saw m any strug­
gles and remained a com paratively
.nialt congregation. A t t h . time o f 
the new church in 1929, the con -1 
gregation had approxim ately 150 
contributing members, while today 
it counts 495 contributing mem­
confirm ed members,
bers, 559 
777 baptized members, 
including 
children.

Dr. Fred C. W iegm an, president

of Midland College, Freem ont,

Neb., w ill speak Sunday at the

annual 

fall ra lly of the L u th er

League of the Texas Synod at I 

F |rst £ H 

Lu th eran Church 

St. M a rtin ’s Lu th eran Church w ill observe the tenth an niversary 
of the completion of its church building Sunday. The Rev. F. G. 
Roesener is in charge of the services.

About University People —

Registration fo r the ra lly w ill 
begin at 
IO o’clock and w ill be 
followed by the regu lar m orning
service at 10:30 o’clock in charge I end in Houston with her parents, week-end in San Antonio 
of the Rev. Fred W . K ern, pas­
to r of the F irs t English Lu th eran 
Church where the subject of Dr.

Sue Bates w ill spend the week-1 

George Leonard will spend the 

week-end in Navasota. 

the 
B e tty Boysen w ill spend 
I week-end at her home in Houston.

Jean n e Trim ble w ill spend the 11-

Jo h n H obart w ill go to Dallas 

. . . . . „ 

. 

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,, 

„ „ „ „

week-enn for me ga.he.

K a th ry n Spence w ill go to G a l­

veston fo r the Alph a Theta fo r­

mal.

From 1884 up to 

D o lo r.. F ro m m , w ill .pend th . 

W ieg m an's s.rn ion w ill be “ C h r i.t 
rn Crisis.” T h . choir w ill b . under week-end in Goliad. 
the direction o f R . Cochrane 
Penick. As part of the m orning 
Roberta W rig h t will visit her 
service, Dr. S. W . Bohls w ill con- parents at her home in K a ty over 
duct a conference fo r the young the week-end.

the present 
time, seven pastor* have served St.
M a rtin ’s. They 
include the Rev.
H. Maerz, who organized the con-
gregation: the Rev. M etzenthin, 
the Rev. Bunge, the Rev. H arder, 
the Rev. H artm an, the Rev. Rom* i people on “ Presen t D ay Problem s 
berg, and the Rev. Roesener. Rev. J 0f Y outh.”
Roesener came to St. M a r tin ’s 
from W a rtb u rg 
Sem inary, D u ­
buque, Iowa, in the fa ll of 1913. 
It was under his leadership that 
the congregation has grown.

The afternoon sessions of the 
Y outh Conference w ill begin at 
1 :30 o’clock with a song service 
under the direction of Rev. K ern. 
The welcome addres* is to be de­
Rev. Roesener invites friends of 
livered by M ayo r Tom M iller. A t 
St. M a rtin ’s to attend the anni-
2:30 o’clock D i. A rth u r M. Knud-
versary services. The music of the sen of Chicago w ill speak on “ The 
day w ill he directed by Mrs. F . S. Romance of Home Missions,” fol-
Gustafson, choir director. B y de-* lowed by a recreational period in nee Dance at A .& M . this week
cision of the Board o f Eld ers, the 
Rev. Roesener w ill preach the an­
niversary sermons.

Rosem ary Peabody w ill attend 

D. C. Ram sey and C lay Ste-* 

the S.M .C.-Texas game in Dallas ! Geneva England, freshm an from 
j Salado, w ill visit her parents there
Sa tu rd ay. 
I this week-end.

phenson w ill attend the S.M.U.- 
M arg a ret Bieh l w ill spend the 
Texas football game in Dallas Sat- week-end at her home in Galves- 
urday. 

t ° n*

K a th ryn K irb y w ill attend the 

M argaret Sm ith and Ja n e Pay- 
annual Industrial Education Din- ^ are in Dallas fo r the Texa?-

S .M .U . game.

Rex Alcorn w ill spend the week 
B e tty Je a n Pitm an , Norm a Don- end ’n Dallas. He w ill attend the 

igan, and V irg in ia Forw ard w i l l . S.M .U .»Tex*s game.
attend the S.M .U 
game in Dal-
las this week-end.

Starts Nov. 8

The second annual 

Inter-Sem ­
in ary Conference w ill he held N o­
vember 8, 9 and IO at the Pres­
byterian Theological Sem inary in 
Austin. Sem in a ry students of all 
denominations from Texas, Lo uis­
iana, Arkansas, Oklahoma, and 
Colorado have been invited.

Today - 
On the Campus

2 — G rid - g r a p h 

p a r t y 
fo r S M U .- T e x a s g a m e , T e r n * 
U n io n .

fo o t b a ll 

2— F o o t b a ll p a r t y a t 

U r n v e t 

s ity P r e s b y t e r ia n C h u rc h 

4 :3 0 —- T h e M a r y E lle n B r a U e y 
o f 
th e T e x a s S t a t e C o lic , e 
f o r W o m e n w ill m e e t a t the 
hom e o f M r s . C- H . S t a n d i f or, 
4 1 1 0 G u a d a lu p e S t r e e t , 

ft— U n iv e r s i t y C lu b B r i d g e P a r - 
ty , U n iv e r s i t y C lu b , 2 3 0 4 S a n 
A n t o n io S t r e e t.

9 - 1 2 — O p e n h o u s e a n d d a n c e , 

S O C IA L C A L E N D A R 

9-12— A lp h a E p s ilo n P l 

fra 

terns ty formal d a n c e . T? na* 
Union.

T e x a s U n io n .

The Rev. P e rry Gresham o f the 
C n iversitv Christian Church 
in 
F o rt W o rth w ill speak at the open­
ing banquet, W ednesday at the 
U n iv e rsity Presbyterian Church. J 
The Rev. Edm und Hetltsohn of the 
U n iv e rsity Methodist Church will 
speak at 
l l o’clock Thursday 
morning. A fte r discussion groups, 
the conference w ill go on a sight- Junior Architect 
seeing tour of Austin Thursday 
afternoon. Thursday night Dr.
M ichael M arY o sip of 
the F irst 
Presb yterian Church of Temple 
In conclusion, Com­
w ill speak. 
munion w ill be held F rid a y at the 
Central C hristian Church.

Called to Dallas

lect student 

in 

Are You Going Inter-Seminary 

To Church? 

’Conference

F I R S T M E T H O D IS T 
C. M. Raby, pastor

9:30— Sunday School.
10:45— Serm on, “ A D uty and a 

P rivile g e .”

6:30— Young People’s Meetings. 
7:30— Sermon, “ P r a y e r: the F o r ­

gotten Se cre t.”

U N I V E R S I T Y C H U R C H O F 
C H R I S T 
Bm i| D. Shilling, minister

8:30— M orning Sermon.
9:45— Bib le School.

10:50— Sermon to be given by 
Collin Sm ith of A u stralia, a stu­
dent in A bilene Christian C ol­
lege.

6:30— Young Peop le’s Class,
7:30— Eve n in g Sermon.

A L L S A I N T S C H A P E L 
Rev. Chester L . Hults, rector

6:30— H o ly Communion.
7 :30— H oly Communion.
9— Choral Communion. 

l l — M orning p rayer, sermon, and 

H oly Communion.

6— Evensong.

C H R I S T IA N S C IE N C E
-Morning services.

‘Adam 

and 

F a lle n

Serm o n : 
M an.”

Social Clubs Share 
Picnic, Fun and Food

Games were played and a
becuo supper served at a 
the Rusk-Gregg 
famed picnic of 
Counties Club and the F o rt W o rth 
Club Thursday evening near B a r ­
ton Springs.

A n outstanding event of the 
conference w ill be a report of the 
Am sterdam Conference, held d ur­
ing J u ly and August 
in A m ster­
dam, by E llis Nelson, director of 
student activities at the U n iversity 
P resb y terian Church of Austin.
Also of significance are the group 
discussions which will be held at 
the Sem in a ry on Thursday morn- 
b a r- ! ing and afternoon. The-* w ill be 
com-1 “ C h ristia n ity and Social Crisis” by 
Rev. H einsohn; “ Youth Challenge 
in C h ristia n ity ” by Rev. Gresham ;
“ M issions,” by Rev. M arYo zip; 
and “ E van g elism ,” by Rev. Kern. 
of the F irs t English Evan g elical 
Church o f Austin.

The social committee of 

the 
Rusk-Gregg Counties Club was 
composed of O lga W oodall, ehair-
This group, organized for the
man. Bud d y Ponder, E v e ly n Glass, ! purpose of barding together rem­
and A lfred M ullins. Beth Cooper 
in ary student? of all denom ina­
and J . C. Nelson made a rra n g e­
tions, is a part of the InUr-Sem - 
ments fo r the F o rt W o rth C lu b .'
the United 
in ary movement of 
States.

Chaperons w ere M r. and H rs .
C. H. Leinbach J r . and Dr. A n ­
drew Louis.

Floyd T a ylo r Jr . , ju n io r arc! 

the Un ive rn : 

left fo r his home in D allas ca 

Thursday morning on H ir r 
the death of his sister, M rs, K 
Sm ith of Dallas,

Mrs. Sm ith, form erly Mn ‘ 
Taylo r, 
attended N :' h Tex 
State Teacher? College for V 
men 
Methodist U n iv e rsity in 1932-, 
She died at 3:30 o’ 
morning in a Dallas hospital.

in 1931-32 and 

it! 

S 

F u n e ral services have n t ; 

been arranged.

Hille! Group to Present
Sidney Howard Play

B ea trice Sc 
the H ille l Dr. 
n.ounced that 
of the sea sic 
“ The S ilv e r 
se ut od No veer 
w ill again b 
club’s presen 
nouncement c 
cast 
Miss

f the p 
of characters w 
Schw artz said*

H O S P IT A L L IS T
S t . D a v id 's H o s p ita l 

Jo h n n y Crouch, captain of the 
varsity swimming team, w ill go to 
Dallas fo r the week-end.

K. A. C a r d e r 
R ic h a rd H ank* 
M a r t in M c B rid e 
C h a rle s W , P ic k - 

a t t J r .

Rns.-ell M c F a r la n d 
R o b e rt Pe n n o ck 
Ja m e s M c K a y 
C la ric e C u n n in g h a m 

E d w in W ood w ill go to Dallas 
this week-end to be initiated into 
Lam bda Chi and 
to attend the 
S.M U. game.

students of Texas
State College fo r W om en, form er­
ly College of Ind ustrial Arts, are 
to an entertainm ent at
invited 
Jo e Freem an, Nathan Levene, 
H a rry Follodcr. and Max Rosen. 
the honie of M rs- C. H. Stan difer,
all ex-students o f the U n iv e rsity 4111 Guadalupe Stre et, from 4 :39

A ll form er 

! and members of Alpha Epsilon Pi t0 6:30 o'clock Sa tu rd ay.
I fra te rn ity , 

in Austin 

w ill be 

to 
form al fa ll 

. . . .
o fficia l delegate,

attend the fra te rn ity ’s 
dance Sa tu rd ay night and its open 0rene T h o r n e , president of the
Home 
Economics Club, Helen
house Sunday. 
Greby, Velm a Lee W e ir, R u th ,

Bass, 

A d e le C o n c e iv e r 

S t a n le y K o r.ar 

S e to n H o s p ita l 

ill at H o m e

H a r o ld B . M e lle n - 

ald 

N a o m i H w e rto n 
Z e ld a Z in n

J a n e Lo o m is 
P a t r ic ia F ra n c e s
T e r r ill K ir k s e y 

G A L V E S T O N C L U B P IC N IC

The Galveston Club planned 
W ednesday fo r a hayride to be 
held Thursday night, Novem ber 
16. Membership cards were issued, 
a
and it was divided to have 

Miss E v e ly n Charkas of Sea ler, M yres, Miss Bess H e flin , and Miss Fpeaaer 

f ” r the noxt meeting, No-

U n iversity graduate of 1938 fro m ! A lberta Dodson are attending the ; prober 15.
the School c f Business Adminis- Stat- Annual Home 
tration, w ill be a visitor in Austin Club Convention in San Antonio S O U T H W E S T E R N C L U B M E E T S
during the week-end.

F rid a y and Saturday.

Econom ics

w ill 
The Southwestern Club 
meet Tuesday, Novem ber 7, 
at 
7:30 o’clock in Texas Union 301, 
an­
F re d P u rl, president, has 

on need.

This fall i f s

Bridge Party Planned 
By University Club

The U n iv e rs ity Club will enter­
tain S a tu rd a y night with a bridge 
party at the club house, 2304 San 
Antonio Street. 
The party w ill 
begin at 8 o ’clock. Host* w ill be 
M r. and Mrs. W . A. N ie lander 
and M r. and Mrs. John R. Sto ck ­
Persons wishing to attend 
ton. 
should telephone Mrs. b e la n d e r 
or Mrs. Stockton fo r reservations.
the club w ill 
have its custom ary buffet supper.

Sunday night 

H IL D E B R A N D E L E C T S

The H ildebrand L a w Society, 
law stu­

i legal organization 

fo r 

in the U n iversity, elected j 

dents 
the follow ing officers fo r this y e a r: 
E rn e st Bo.?], president; R ob ert 
Howard, vice-president; Tom L e a r , ; 

I clerk; and B e rt Thompson, sher- 
I iff.

The society meets in the L a w ; 
n ig h t 1 
every Monday 
i from 7 u n til 8:30 o’clock.

Building 

f I ’N'

r 

EX-U. T P R O F TO O R I
Dr. George Lussky. 
of Germ anic language a* 
versify during the 1920- 
session, has returned to 
versify of Oregon, ab­
sence of tweny-ninc ye., 
come head of the Germ an 
ment.

Dr. Lussky ha? contrib 
tid e s to various profe? int 
azines rn A m erica and (I 
I 'n 
and ha- taught at lr 
of Minnesota, W UeonO r 
M ontana, besides The U t 
of Texans.

C H E M F R A T TO E l C I

P h i Lam bda 
honorary chem 
engineering soci 
officers Monday 
I C hem istry Bu i 
I o’clock.

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Housemothers 
To Hold 3-Day
Convention

Housemother*
■ d a thret-day con- 
' '.ember 7, to 
and policies of 
M - S te lla Hardin,
■ organization, an- 
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- 'rfton Had ICI.

5vc a 

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i ne M ay, Novem ber 
its 
theme 
ip*-” Di§- 
' ade “ The Develop- 
V Dc si- able Attf- 
teaching of 
‘" arid the planning

' 

3t a ii a r em e n t,** w ill 
Y dnesday’s dis- 
“ The 
' on 
” of Meals,** 
i ■ st Account-

. 

lividual Counsel. 
ho?en fo r Thurs- 
It will include 
e Psychological 
U m a n Beh avio r.” 
* he c nvention w ill

' ation met 

f Texas Phar-
in 
g 218, Wedges-

7 ♦ A

I 

instructor of 
chem istry, spoke 
of the Texas Uni- 
of Ph arm acy. An- 
a given on better- 
iation by Richard

H em e Speaks 
To PHa rmacists

K E N N E D Y S P E A K S T O A I E E

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for the pro- 
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a? short*, leaks,
• vt ? trie subject of 
U F. Kennedy of 
’ 'iv i?ion, Central 
rn erg, of the Gen- 
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the Am erican In- 
’ ■ ml Engineers

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Beauty Service

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charge of the C ity Recreation De- end. 
partment. A fte r a period of special 
music, the Rev Donald E . E ld e r 
of Houston and the Rev. W ie g ­
man w ill conduct group discus­
sions.

Dr. Knudsen w ill deliver 

the 
Vesper service sermon at 5:15 
o’clock and w ill he closed with 
installation of state officers bv 
Rev. Kern. The ra lly will end with 
a b uffet supper fo r the young 
people.

Mitchell Plays 
For Dance 
Saturday

Clyde M itchell and his orches­
tra w ill play fo r the third 
free 
dance sponsored by the Texas U n ­
12 
ion Sa tu rd ay from 9 
o’clock.

until 

Dallas Ceremony 
Will Re-Establish 
Lambda Chi Here

This nine piece orchestra con­
sists entirely of U n iv e rsity 
stu­
dents. They are Charles Taylo r, 
Jo e Castle, Jam es M c C a rty , Jam es 
M cK ee. H arold 
Suggs, Kenneth 
Sk inn er, Charles Diebold, Gus 
Cuenod, and M itchell.

F o u r U n iv e rsity students w ill 
be initiated into Lam bda Chi A l­
fra tern ity, 
pha, national social 
the 
Sunday, Novem ber 5, 
S .M .U . chapter 
The
M itchell says he is striving fo r
i 
new and distinct type of sweet , 

, , „ 
j . - , 
a
u „ k . 1! . ™ . tho, this 
, * ' ( lub, are Ben L y tle , Robert Dep
is 
swing.” He believes that this 
the only way a band can make a 
name fo r itself. M itchell has or- ■ 
dared three electric violins of his j 
own design to help develop this 
new type of music. The 
w ill be the first in Texas.

The Alpha Mu Club was organ­
ized here to secure a charter from 
Lam bda Chi Alpha fo r the re-es­
tablishm ent of the Alpha Mu chap 
ter on this campus.

uty, Ed w in W ood, 
Hintgen.

by 
in Dallas, 
four, members of the Alpha Mu

and George 

violins j 

y

/ 

, 

admitted 

Students will be 

to 
the dance only on tickets, which 
may be obtained free at the U n ­
ion office until 8 o’clock tonight. J 
There are one 
guest j 
tickets and five hundred stag tick-
cts available.

thousand 

The o fficers of the Alpha Mu 
t lub are: Jam es D arby, president; 
vice-president; 
Jam es M cC a rty, 
W ood, secretary; and 
D eputy, 
treasurer.

Dick Rubottom. assistant to the
Dean of Student L ife , is the fac 

: u lty sponsor of the club.

Penick to Open
Classics Series 

Student Engineers
illu strated lectures by D r, H. j . I A d o p t Constitution

.

Leon, associate professor of clas- , 
»ical languages, Dr. WL J . B attle, 
languages, 
professor of classical 
and Dr. Am erico Castro, professor 
of Rom ance languages, have been 
scheduled on the Classical Club 
program this year. 

i 
These lectures, along w ith one 
I by Dr. D. A. Penick, professor of 
classical 
languages, w ill be open 
to the public. M arg aret Doggett, 
U n iv e rsity student and one of the 
A thenia survivors, planned to il­
lustrate a lecture on scenic Ita ly 
Novem ber 13 w ith 
technicolored 
motion pictures, but the film s were 
lost when the ship was sunk o ff 
the coast of Scotland Septem ber 3.
|>r. Penick w ill begin the lec­
ture series Novem ber 27 with a 
discussion of 
pastoral 
epistles of the Bib le and classical 
literature.

famous 

Mrs. Yale Hicks Dies 
In Laredo; Rites Today

Mrs. Y ale Hicks, mother of Mrs. 
P h il Ferguson, died in Laredo F r i ­
day morning. Mrs, Ferguson is the 
w ife of P h il Moss Ferguson, as­
engi­
sociate professor of civil 
n e e r in g . A graduate of the U n i­
social 
v e r s it y , she was form erly 

d irector of L ittle fie ld D orm itory.

The funeral services fo r Mrs. 
H icks will be Sa tu rd ay in San A n ­
tonio.

Alpha Epsilon Pi Frat 
Gives Saturday Formal

Alpha Epsilon P l fra te rn ity w ill 
hold its fa ll form al Sa tu rd a y night 
from 9 until 12 o’clock at the
L io n ’s C oun try Club.

Jim m y W a ile r and his orchestra 
w ill play. The color scheme w ill 
be purple and gold, the fra te rn ity 
colors.

Catherine Cameron le ft F rid a y 
San Antonio, 
in 
fo r her home 
iwhere she w ill spend the week-end.

Chapt c;
th 
of 

The Texas Student
Conference, a division 
A m erican So ciety of C ivil Eng - 
; 
neers, organized and adopted 
constitution at a convention 
o. 
the Texas section of the A .S .C E. 
held in F o rt W o rth recently. The 
Student C onference was 
tem ­
p orarily 
in Corpus 
C hristi last spring.

organized 

H ilton K. Davis, U n iversity stu­
dent, was elected chairm an of the 
student chapter. B. 
B. Claudt, 
Texas A .& M ., was elected vice- 
Fu q u ay, 
chairm an, and 
Texas Tech, was elected 
secre­
tary.

G arth 

U n iv e rsity students 

attending 
the convention w ere Jo e Battle, 
W . H. Kilgore, H. K . Rigsbee. 
R. R. Dix, Ja c k W ild es, 
L y n n 
Bro w n , and W illia m H unter.

professor 

Jo h n A . Focht, 

of 
highway engineering, and 
P h il 
Moss Ferguson, associate profes­
sor of civil engineering, were fa c ­
u lty delegates at the conference.

M R S . B L A N D T O S P E A K

Mrs. Kathleen Lom ax Bland will 
speak to the pledges of Kappa A l­
pha Theta M onday night 
a t 6 
o’clock follow ing the chapter sup­
per. Mrs. Bland 
the 
problems of getting started on the 
campus with some sorority group 
each week.

discusses 

M O N I T O R C L U B T O M E E T

The M onitor Club w ill meet at I 

P. T y le r 
the home of Mrs. R. 
1506 Congress Avenue, Sunday 
night a t 7:45 o’clock.

Miss Mildred Basford, 

office 
Student
m anager of the Texas 
Publications, 
Inc., went to B a y ­
town F rid a y to attend the annual 
dance of the T a ran T elia Dance 
Club of B ayto w n . She w ill return 
to A u stin Sunday night.

M a ry K a th ry n Scofield w ill a t­
tend the Alpha Theta form al at 
the School of M edicine in G alves­
ton on F rid a y, Novem ber IO.

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4,1939

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Nazi Exile Portrays Tragedy of Proletarian Death in Exhibition Here

B y MARY CONE D E E S

K a t h e K ollw iU , a n a r t i s t o f th e 
“ lo w e r d e p th s ,” c r u s a d e s a g a i n s t 
social in ju s tic e t h r o u g h t h e sim p le 
b u t p o w e r f u l m e d iu m of th e b la c k 
a n d w h ite o f h e r etching*, lit h o ­
g r a p h s , a n d w o o d cu ts, A n e x h i b i­
tio n o f h e r w o rk is o p e n to th e 
p u blic 
in th e A ca d em ic Room o f 
th e M ain B u ild in g fro m 2 u n til 5 
o ’clock on all w e e k -d a y a f t e r n o o n s 
u n til N o v e m b e r 21.

O f G e r m a n b ir th , Mrs. K o l lw iti 
is c o n s id e r e d one o f th e f o r e m o s t 
c o n t e m p o r a r y w o m e n ai'tists. A l­
th o u g h she has n o t bee n o ffic ia lly 
exiled u n d e r th e N az i r e g im e , h e r

; p roletarian w ork 
! show n in B erlin.

is n o t publicly 

P ro testin g a g a in st th e p overty 
a n d s q u a lo r of p ersecu ted h u m a n - 
; ity, h e r c h a r a c t e r s c o w e r a gain st 
a g r im b a c k g r o u n d o f d a r k n e s s 
like s o m b r e g h o s ts w r i th in g in a 
lim bo o f d e s p a ir . B o w ed m en, hag- 
I g a r d w o m e n , a n d b ew ild e re d chil­
d r e n s ta lk a c ro ss a s t a g e o f p o lit­
ical a n d e c o n o m ic o p p ressio n like i 
s ile n t a c t o r s 
in a pantom im e of 
social tr a g e d y .

“ S t u r m , ” one 

in h e r se rie s of 
i ll u s tr a ti o n s f o r H a u p t m a n n ’s “ The 
W e a v e r s , ” c a tc h e s 
t h e s p ir it of 
m o b h y s te r i a in th e r io to u s band

o f w e a v e r s w h o a r e c l a m o r in g a t 
t h e g a te s o f 
t h e i r p e r s e c u to r s . 
M e n a r m e d w i t h h a t c h e t s a n d co b ­
a n d w o m e n d r a g g i n g 
b l e s to n e s 
t h e i r c h i ld r e n a f t e r 
th e m sh rie k 
t h e i r m is e r y t h r o u g h th e ir o n grill 
w o rk o f the g a te s .

o f 

in 
t h e 

th e w e a v e r s e rie s
A n o t h e r 
r e p r e s e n t s 
th e 
i n t e r i o r 
w e a v e r ’s w o rk r o o m . W a t c h i n g th e 
u n c o n s c io u s b o d y o f a m a n c a r r ie d 
o u t o f th e d o o r , a g a u n t w o m a n 
s t a n d s 
th e 
f lo o r b y th e 
loom s a r e s t r e t c h e d 
t h e e m a c ia t e d bod ie s o f tw o o t h e r 
th e w'oman s it tin g 
w o m e n . O nly 
h e r
b y th e m w ith h e r h e a d 

im m o b ile w h ile 

on 

on 

k n ees r e fle c ts th e sorrow w hich 
the others seem incapable o f e x ­
pressing.

sy m b o l 

A n e v e r r e c u r r i n g 

in 
K a th e K o llw itz ’ d r a m a o f t h e u n ­
f o r t u n a t e s is th e f ig u r e o f d e a t h . 
In “ H u n g e r ” it sw oop s d o w n o u t 
of a n a b y s s o f b la c k n e s s u p o n th e 
w h ite w r a i t h s o f c r e e p in g h u m a n ­
ity who clin g to one a n o t h e r , w id e ­
e y e d 
In 
and h o r r o r s tr ic k e n . 
“ D e a th a n d W o m a n ” th e g i g a n tic 
s tr u g g le o f a m o t h e r f o r 
lif e is 
p ic tu r e d as a w o m a n w r e s t l i n g 
th e b o n y s k e le to n o f d e a t h 
w ith 
w hich has p in n e d h e r a r m s b e h in d 
l it tle
her. P a th o s is a d d e d in t h e 

child w ho clin g s to 
breast.

its m oth er’* 

C om p lete re sign a tio n ch aracter­
in “ Call o f 
izes th e old w om an 
D ea th ” as she turns listle ssly 
to 
an sw er d eath as it taps h er sh oul­
der. D ark ca v es o f ey e s, h eig h te n ­
ed cheek b ones, and gn arled hands 
are ev id en ce o f the p rivation o f 
her e x iste n c e.

In shadow }' to n es o f g ray-b lack , 
“ W om an w ith Dead C hild” por­
trays th e p o ig n a n t g r ie f o f a m o­
ther in th e con vu lsed fig u r e o f th e 
fra n tic a lly clu tch es 
w om an w ho 
the lim p body o f her child in her 
arm s
 

__________ 

Afec

Don Cossacks 
lo Sing Nov. 16

U. T. Culture Group 
To Sponsor Choir

U n i v e r s i t y s t u d e n t s will h a v e a n 
o p p o r t u n i t y to h e a r a n i n t e r n a t i o n ­
a lly k n o w n m usical g r o u p on N o ­
v e m b e r 16, w h e n t h e C u l tu r a l E n ­
t e r t a i n m e n t 
b rin g s 
G e n e r a l P l a t o f f ’s D on^ C o s sa c k 
t h e c a m p u s . The choir 
C h o i r 
th e 
h a s g iv e n c o n c e r ts all o v er 
w o rld , a n d has d e lig h te d m o r e th a n 
3 ,7 0 0 a u d ie n c e s w ith its singing.

C o m m itt e e 

to 

in 

* T h e r e a r e no m u sica l 

i n s t r u ­
th e 
m e n t s 
the choir, and so 
in ­
s i n g e r s hav e to r e p r e s e n t th e 
s t r u m e n t s . N ic h o la s K o s t r u k o f f , 
f o u n d e r an d m u sic a l d ir e c to r o f 
t h e g r o u p , has h im s e lf t a u g h t e v e r y 
m e m b e r , a n d he u se s th e i r voices 
like an o rg a n o r a n o r c h e s tr a . In 
a d d i tio n 
th e g r o u p
its m usic, 
to 
also dances.

N E W A D D I T I O N S T O T H E C I R C U S . — S h o w n 

« b o v « 

. r e 

A m e r i c a ' * f a v o r i t e c r a c k p o t s , t h e M a r * b r o t h e r s , H a r p o , G r o u c h o , 

a n d C h i c o , a s t h e y a p p e a r w i t h F l o r e n c e R i c e i n “ T h e M a r x B r o t h e r s 

a t t h e C i r c u s , ” n o w s h o w i n g a t t h e S t a t e .

T h e C ossack C h e ir w as o r g a n ­
in 
in a n e n g i n e e r i n g school 
ized 
C zec h o slo v a k ia. 
a 
K o s t r u k o f f , 
• e l f - t a u g h t m u s ic ia n , fo u n d a m o n g 
fellow s tu d e n ts , o th e r s w ho 
his 
w e r e 
in t e r e s t e d a n d b e g a n c o n ­
d u c t i n g a ch o ir of voices. T h e y
f i r s t g a v e o cc as io n a, pub lic p e r - 
■f nrrr.a r>rpa a n d w h e r a v i s i t i n g i m - 
I O . n . a n c e ., a . I d » n e r . a v w u n g « 
p resario heard 
in vited 
them to give a series Of p r o fe s - 
b io ra l
A u dienc e* w e r e 
to w n s
, , 
, 
. 
ia stic , a n d b e f o r e lo n g th e 
b e g a n to th in k o f g iv in g u p t h e i r *?**>»«
, 
c a r e e r s f o r music.

t h e m he 

con certs 

m o u r n 

in 

. . . 

. 

n eigh b orin g Mickty Moran

e n th u s - E*t»» B a r t o n
s in g e rs j U(iv* p !srk

< .*oe M o r a n

Rooney Proves Versatile; 
Marxes S till Lunatics

- B A B E S 

I N A R M S . " A t 

t b s P a r s - ) 
S c r e e n p l a y b y J a c k M r G o v a n S t a t e , S c r e e n p l a y b y 

t h e
I r v i n g B r e c h e r .
t h e p l a y D i r e c t e d b y E d w a r d B u x s e l l . P r o d u c e d
s n d L o r e n z H a r t . b y M e r v y n L e R o y . A M e t r o - G o l d w y n - 

" A D A Y A T T H E C I R C L S . " A t 

V a n R i p e r B a s e d o n 

R i c h a r d R o d g e r s 

P h o t o g r a p h y b y R ay d i n e . P r o d u c t i o n by M a y e r P i c t u r e . T h e s c a t 
A r t h u r F r e e d , D i r e c t i o n by B u s b y B e r k - A t t o r n e y L o o p h o l e ______ G r o u c h o M a r x
*!*>*• R e l e a s e d b y M-G-M Th# c a s t fol- A n t o n i o ------------------------------------------Chico M a r x
j " P u n c h y " ---------------------------- Harpo Marx
lo w s: 
Kenny Baker
F l o r e n c e R i c e
E v e A r d e n 
M a r g a r e t D u m o n t
N a t P e n d l e t o n
 
F r i t z B e l d
J a m e s B u r k e
J e r r y M a r e n g h i 
.............................. B a r n e t t P a r k e r

Judy G a r l a n d J u l i e R a n d a l l 
C h a r l e s W i n n i n g * * P e e r l e s s P a u l i n a 

J o h n C a r t e r 
L i t t l e P r o f e s s o r A t o m 
W h i t c o m b 

G y K i b b e e M r s . D u k e s b u r y
J u n e P r e i s r e r Goliath ________

 
_______ G r a c e H a y e s J a r d i n e t

H o r n e M o r a n
M o l l y M o r a n 
D o n B r i c e 

B e t t y J a y n e s 
D o u g l a s M c P h a d

J e f f W i l s o n ___
.. 

M ic k e y R o r n e v 

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f o l l o w * :

 
 

.

A c o n c e r t 

in V i e n n a 

th e decisio n f o r 

in 1926
m a d e 
th e m . So 
su c c e s s fu l w as it t h a t th e g r o u p , 
o f f ic ia lly f o u n d e d u n d e r th e high 
p a t r o n a g e 
th e p r e s id e n t o f 
C z ec h o slo v a k ia, D r. T h o m a s Mas- 
a r y k , a n d E d o u a r d Benes, 
th e n 
m i n i s t e r of th e f o r e ig n o ffice, b e ­
g a n a 
t h e w o rld .

tim e w ith in a 
week a R o d g e rs a n d H a r t p r o d u c ­
tion t h a t f o u n d success o n B r o a d ­
way g r a c e s th e P a r a m o u n t sc re en.
series o f tours throughout La*. W ednesday it v a s Zorins who
k e p t all 
th e brillian ce o f On
Y o u r T o e ? ” in t a c t in its t r a n s f e r -

B y F E L I X M C G I V N E Y
A s s o c i a t e A m u s e m e n t s E d i t o r

the se co n d 

F o r 

of 

9 

By C L Y D E La M O T T E
T e x a n • S p o r t s S t a f f

D o n ’t l e t th e title fool y o u , fo r 
“ A D ay a t th e C i rc u s ,” n o w sho w ­
in g a t t h e S t a t e , is n o t a p o r t r a y a l 
of 
b u t
t h e 
m e re ly a vehicle f o r th e a n t ic s of 
the M a rx B r o t h e r s ,

life u n d e r 

to p 

b ig 

I f y ou like t h e i r ty p e o f n o n ­
if 
lions

se nse y o u ’ll e n j o y 
n o t y o u 'll sit w ish in g 

th e s h o w ; 
th e 

.

T h e choir u se nsmed niter the *nce fr™’ ° ” e dr*ra“t,c, med'um 
s M i c k e y R o , .
b>' J u d y G a r- 
A * * ? ? .» * ™ . 

famous Cossack Genera: Piatcff. to •* > « '" • 
w h o a c h ie v e d g r e a t m il ita ry f e a t , ?«*• * “ ,s tp d ab 
The w ord 
a h u n d r e d y e a r s a g 
D o n is n o t a ti t l e o f d is tin c tio n ,
b u t m e r e ly a d i s t in g u is h in g te rm . 
T h e r e a r e so m a n y r e g io n s f ro m 
th e C ossack people come 
w h ic h 
t h e n a m e o f so m e r i v e r o r 
t h a t 
to dis-
m o u n t a i n 
ti n g u i s h 
th e c h o i r com e f r o m t h e r e g io n o f 
th e R i v e r D en. 

th e m . T h e C o s s a c k s 

is used 

r a n g e 

a g r o u p o f ch ild re n a n d ho w th e y a r e 
h e lp ed 

the 
in p a c i n g of v a u d e v ille p u t th e m out 

th e ir p a r e n t s w h e n 

i» » A 
all th e h u m o r and m u sic a l distinc- p i c t u r e is n o t h i n g m o r e t h a n the
lion i t r e v e ale d in N ew Y o rk tw o u s u a l M a r x b r a n d of fo o lish g ag
y e a r s ago. 

an£* idio tic a c tin g .

T C

' 

“ B a b es in A rm s ’ is th e sto r y of K e n n y B a k e r a n d F l o r e n c e Rio*

t h r o w n in f o r g o o d m e a su re ,

•
< le v e r e s t bit o f th e show is th-

T h e i r a p p e a r a n c e in A u s tin w ill 

t h e se co n d 

in T exas. 

this y e a r 

t h e y s a n g 

be 
u a r v o f 
H o u s to n .

R A D I O

E d i t e d b y L A V E R N E B R Y S O N

T e x a n 

e n t t S t a f f

I t ’s a Yale 
‘T o u r H i t P a r a d e . ”

s u b s t i t u t i o n 

in rio 

'•u t 
r 

less th a n 

a m a z in g ly 

to o k som e 

lead- [>()lk a w ith 

tw elv e s o n g w r i te r s 
c o n t r i b u t e to the m u sica l sc o re of 
th e film.

v ita lity one could e x p e c t w h en p o u n d s o u t “ T h e 
t h e 
t a le n t e d j u v e n ile s play 

w ork. I t has all th e v e r v e a n d pia n ° p la y in g o f C hico w h e n hi 
B e e r B a rr : I
cleve;
In J a n - in g roles. T o e n h a n c e su c h ab ility , f in g e r m a n ip u la tio n . H a r p o drop?
t h e m u t e h a l f- w it c h a r a c -
*s p l a y in g long e n o u g h to
give a g o o d n u m b e r o n th e harp. 
tw istin g 
It 
o f th e p lo t to w o rk him in to the 
n u m b e r , b u t a f t e r all, n o t h i n g is 
im p ossible o r e v e n s u r p r i s i n g in a 
| M a r x show . G ro u c h o m a n a g e s to 
do a bit o f singing.

B o th M ickey R o o n e y a n d J u d y 
G a r la n d p o r t r a y v ith s u r p r i s in g 
fin esse th e ro le s w hich a 
u n iq u e 
s to r y o f f e r s th e m . R o o n e y uneov- 
— ors sidelines he n e v e r ex h ib ite d b e ­
fo re . H e show s a d ee p u n d e r s t a n d ­
en 
ing o f th e m o ti o n s w hich e n e r v a t e
th e j i t t e r b u g . In a d d itio n , he p la y s
th e p ia n o a n d ta p -d a n c e ? with*? ic h cus a n ,‘ is t r y i n g to p u t 
ease t h a t one is inclined to b elion- Pa >’ia £ ha - is by c h a n g in g 

is, con­
c e r n s a y o u n g m a n , K e n n y B a k e r, 
who has t a k e n o v er a sm a ll cir
it on a
its tr a -
t h e o n e - h o u r t h a t som e sc en e s in the p i c t u r e a r e d itio iu || r o u t i n e ,»f c irc u s a c ts . His
pla n rn w o rk in g , too, b u t his con-
f a k e d . 
H o w e v e r, R oo ney ha? gone 
does not
so m a n y d r a m a t i c ta n g o : t- that, it Ptease his w ealth} a i n t so she dis-
to
is po ssible to feel 

t h a t he could M e r i t s him. B a k e r 

T he s to r y , such as 

on b e l i o n w ith 

th e circus 

in g e n io u s 

is a b o u t 

it 

m a l e so lo is t f o r 

F o r m e ' EH w a t e r polo 

s t a r 
B a r r y W ood 
s u c c e e d s o n e -tim e 
B u lld o g t r a c k s t a r L a n n y Ross as 
a 
C B S f e a t u r e b e g i n n i n g to n ig h t a t 
8 o'clock. B a r n a n d L a n n y w e r e 
c o n t e m p o r a r i e s a t Y ale f o r 
tw o 
y e a r s a n d b o th w ere a c tiv e m usic- 
a l ly ; B a r r y w e n t u n d e r th e n a m e d isp la y so m e 
te c h n iq u e 
o f L o u Kapp th e n . R oss c o m p le t - c h a r a c t e r i z a t i o n he unde 
cd a f u l l y e a r on th e p r o g r a m on 
the m e a n t i m e , he conti 
O c t o b e r 28 a n d r e c e n t l y b e g a n a u n r e s t r a i n e d g u st 
t r a i t s o f th e idea 
t h r ic e - w e e k l y m o r n in g s e r ie s o v e r 
H e a lw a y s d re sse
C o lu m b ia . 
loos* 
t o d a y , will u a lly e x p e r ie n c e s 

T e d B u s in g , w ho p ic k e d T e x a s n o n e th e le s s , 

to c o n q u e r S .M X , 
b r o a d c a s t a p la y -b y - p la y d escrip - boyhood a d j u s t i n g 
tio n 
D a m e f o o tb a l l classic a t 
..ta u j:n in New a r k a t 12:15. 

th e a n n u a l A r m y - N o t r e 
i a n k e e 

; vivid 

a d u l t w o rld , a n d we 
ca u se his p e r f o r m a n c e 
a n d n a t u r a l . 
th e 
in A r m s ” 

To b a la n c e 

is 

A n o t h e r a p o r t w n l h a v e its sp o t 

t o d a y a t l l © clo ck w ith th e vie- “ B a b e s 
ne w e st 
• at. na! c o r n - h u s k in g e d i tio n o f t h e M a rc h of T im e, tn is 
t o r s in t i n 
c h a m p io n s h ip a t L a w r e n c e , K a n ., one b e i n g a r a t h e r co m p re h e n siv e 
to .ling 
rm er
w o n 
t h e i r 
since 
g u e s t s of 
la st W o rld
J o u r n a l .

They will be a n d his c h a n g in g f o rtu n e * 
a's 

 __st6n
laurels.
“ Columl

th e y p ic tu r e o f t h e A m e r ic a n 

th e b e g i n n in g of th e 
W ar.

lis te n e r s how 

C o u n t r y 

r a d io 

th e

f a

I fee] 

r d a y N i g h t ” 

t h a t th e m a k e r s of 

I n s p i r e d by t h e 
S u n d a y A f t e r n o o n , 
w r o t e “ On a 
S a t 
w hich, a c c o r d in g 
e q u a l l y r e m in is c e n t
m o u s t a c h e cups, 
a n d h o rse le ss c a r r ia g e s . J o e r a is e s 
hi* voice in his < .in 
light
a ’ 6 :3 0 n ■ j 
G ay
N in e t ie s R e v u e . ”

th e 
J o e H o w a r d M a rc h o f T im e m u s t h a v e been 
i n s t ig a t e d by th e f e d e r a l g o v t rn- 
is m e n t to p r o d u c e th is film , b ec au se 
i t sa v o rs o f p r o p a g a n d a , b ut n o t
f r i l l y p ara so ls, s o m e th in g t h a t we will c o n d e m n ,
f o r th e p i c t u r e has a good p u rp o se .
I t a s p ire s to k ee p us o u t of war. 
C e r t a in l y it will s t a r t us to t h i n k ­
ing.

f th e day* o f 

r e p o r t s 

“ ( 

to 

a n v

t a r t e r , 

kes. in I<J°hn 
th e v illain, b u t the 
s w ith M a rx B r o t h e r s com e s ta g g e r i n g .
stu m b lin g , a n d w u se-cra ckin g 
to 
his r e s c u e . A g o rilla is in c lu d e d in 
th e clim a x , and does so w ell th a t 
o n e w o n d e r s 
f o u r t h b r o ­
t h e r h as r e t u r n e d .

to ex p lo it th e 
A m e ; ,c a n boy. 
c o rre c tly , bu t, 
y. H e c o n tin -
th e ag o n ies o f 
an
is a d o w n -a t- th e - h e e ]
be- la w y e r w h o is g la d t o g e t t h e op-
p o r t u n i t y o f t a k i n g a c a s e — a n y
case. Chico is th e g e n e r a l h a n d y
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a g a i n d o e s a r e v i e w w h i c h r e g - 
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a f t e r n o o n a t 5 :3 0 o 'clo c k . C h a r l e s 
Wheeler, A m e r ic a n a r t i s t who h a 4 
had a n im p re ssiv e e x h i b it on view 
at 
t h e M ust J rn * f M d o m A r t , 
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l l , 1 :1 0 , 3 :2 0 , 5 :3 0 , 7 :4 0 , a n d 
9 50. S h o r t s : N ew sree l. M a r c h o f 
Time, “ U ncle S am 
the F a r m e r . ”
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Essex,
F ly n n .

w ith B e t t e D avis a n d E r r o l

f i n e s s e 

“ B o t h M i c k e y R o o n e y 

a n d 
J u d y G a r l a n d p o r t r a y w i t h s u r ­
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t h e m . 
a n u n i q u e 
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J 1 : 5 1 , 1 : 5 3 , 
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t h e s h o w ; 

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if 
s e n s e y o u ’ll e n j o y 
n o t , y o u ’!! si t w i s h i n g 
t h e l i o n s 
w o u l d e s c a p e b e c a u s e t h e e n t i r e 
p i c t u r e 
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t h e u s u a l M a r x b r a n d o f f o o l i s h 
i d i o t i c a c t i n g . ’ C l y d e 
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in 
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a n i C o m ed y , “ C o u s in W i l b u r . ” B e l t
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t h e 
o v e r 

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d a m s e l 
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h a v e 
in A u g u s t 2 7 T e x a n .

w h i c h 
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t h e 
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c a r t o o n ,
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i n t e r e s t o n 
t h e d i m i n u t i v e s t a r 
t h e y s u p p o r t . ” — F e l i x M c G i v n e y 
in A u g u s t I O T e x a n .

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D onald Du c k c a r to o n ,

’ R e t u r n 

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o l d g r a n d f a t h e r w h o a r e a b o u t 
t o b e c h e a t e d o u t o f t h e i r r a n c h 
t h e C i s e o K i d g e t s u p o u t o f 
j u s t 

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these rules apply

Genera! campus organizations may 
name two girls, home town clubs, one: 
fra te rn ities and sororities w ith less than 
45 members may nominate three, and 
i f more than 45 members, they may 
have four nominees.

D orm itories with less than 

IOO resi­
dents are allowed three nominees, with 
IOO to 150 residents, five nominees, 
and seven nominees if more than 150 
live a t the d o rm itory.

A ll nominations should be In w riting 
signed by either the president o r sec­
retary o f the organization and at least 
tw o other members. O rganizations not 
wishing th e ir names m entioned as the 
nom inating group may so indicate on 
the nom inating b'ank.

Nominations should be mailed to the 
Cactus, U niversity Station, or turned in 
a t Journalism Building 108. A ll nomina­
tions must be In the Cactus o ffice by 
the Christmas holidays.

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