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Cactus Requests Fraternity And Sorority Photos New Arrangement Provided For in Section Layouts i n dividual p i c t u r e s o f f r a t e r n i t y to b o l a n d s o r o r i ty m e m b e r s a r e m a d e f o r th e 1034 C a c t u s b e g i n ­ n i n g th is w ee k , a c c o r d in g t o an a n n o u n c e m e n t y e s te r d a y f r o m the o f f ic e s S t u d e n t P u b lic a tio n s , Inc. t h e T e x a s of th e v a rio u s A r r a n g e m e n t s f o r th e s e p ic tu r e s a r e to be m a d e > > r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s f r a l d , n i t i e s an d o f s o r o r i tie s who a r e a s k e d to call a t t h e C a c tu s b u s in e s s o f fic e , J o u r ­ n alism B u ild in g 108, as soon as t h e i r gives f o r m a l a u t h o r i z a t i o n f o r tin s r e p r e s e n ta- j lio n . o r g a n iz a ti o n Tho r e p r e s e n t a t i o n fee , c o v e r in g co sts o f e n g r a v in g , p r in tin g , a n d p h o to g r a p h y , is to bo paid a t th e C a c t u s o f fic e w h e n th e sc h ed u le f o r th e p ic tu r e s is a r r a n g e d . E a c h j f r a t e r n i t y /and s o r o r i t y will bo j a s s ig n e d c e r ta in d a y s on w hich t h e i r m e m b e r s m a y call a t th e s tu d io f o r sittin g s . Tile e d i to r ia l s t a f f an d t h e a r t - 1 i fullback. Wilson is p r e s id e n t of th e Kwill Klub, a n d Mrs. A dolph K och is se c r e ta ry . P O L IC E W A R N M O T O R IST S C loser o b se rv a tio n on by Clem Linncnberg and Richard I Police D e p a r t m e n t. c o n c e r n in g red tr a f f i c the A ustin In order to a s, m a k e a right t u r n en a red signal. Johnson assumed their duties in Hi * inside p re s id e n t and lane, and must bring his lively, o f the U niversity w riters’ before at its first fall m ee tin g Thursday making the turn. Persons failing to dp this w ill be subject to ar- n ig h t. T o m Cranfill w a s elected vice president to J o h n j rest, C a p ta in T o m N eal said Fri- VYoodruff. secretary, respee- Scribblers Club, j traffic organization, ear to a complete stop rig h t- h a n d sig n a ls SC R IB BLE R S E L E C T the driver m ust be t u r n s is u r g e d 0_________ re p la c e I day. f ie r c e ly - d e te rm in e d To th e trea d of m a rc h in g b an d a a n d th e w h ip o f fly in g flags, tw o f o o t­ yo u n g , ball te a m s , one fro m The U n iv e r ­ sity of T e x a s a n d th e ( .'h e r fro m t h e U n iv e r s ity o f O klah om a, will t w e n t y - e ig h th a n ­ fig ht o u t th is nua! L o n g h o rn - S o o n e r g a m e a f t e r n o o n at Dallas, f e a t u r e e v e n t of th e T e x a S ta te F a i r , b e f o r e wha is e x p e c te d to be a r e c o rd (TOV i o f 2 5 ,000 people. th e th e th a t aga! n a s The U n iv e r s ity of T ex a s Long- horns, a m a rlin g , d a n g e r o u s m a m ­ mal one listless. f e a t u r e d d is h e a r te n e d sp ir it th e i r w o rk o u ts th e e a r lie r p a r t o f the w e e k w: t r a n s f o r m e d a l­ into a desperate, rermght ill that prom ises mood Sot m r s , le ft Friday fo r ,1 classic, and will be reg- Melrose Courts through- it mg the f annua r* d at the w H a d l o c k S t a r t i n g th** In s p ite o f t h e f a c t t h a t Bohn H illiard, ace h alfb a ck , will riot be lin e u p , C oach C lyde L it­ in tle f ie ld ’s p r o te g e s w e r e f a r fro m d o w n h e a rt e d . In f a c t th e T e x a n s t h a n s e em e d m o re d e t e r m i n e d ev er. E x p e r im e n ts t e n t a ­ th e lineup d u r i n g t h e w e e k l e f t tive a d e f in i te s t a r t i n g r o s t e r a m a t ­ t e r of g u e s sw o rk , but J im m y H a d ­ lock. flee t sophomore, is s u r e to be g ive n fill H illia r d ’s shoes. th e o p p o r t u n i t y to in C h a rle y C o a te s, p in g en d, a n d heady, will bi it was ra n g y , s c ra p ­ R onald F a g a n , p a s s-flin g in g quai t v ba. k, *th be av a ila b le f o r se rv ic e, le a r n e d F r id a y . T i c k e t s Se l l O u t o f g r e a t e s t a d v a n c e sale T he in t h e h s to r y t h e 3 3 - y e a r old I se rie s is r e p o r te d fro m Dallas, a n d Busine ■ss M a n a g e r E d Olio ail­ n ou nc< le f t th a t no s e a ts w ere 'd unsold h ere . A s e a r ly as W e d n e s ­ d a y at e r n e on good s e a ts w e r e in d e m a n d , a n d a cai ,icily crow d is .Stadium. e x p e c te d a t F a i r P a r k T he O k lah o m a S o o n ers, h e r o e s "I a 0 to 0 tie w ith V a n d e r b i lt’* to T u lsa t om m odore* a n d to 6 a w ee k ago, i n iv e rsity 20 will depend u p n o th e s u p e r b p a s s ­ ing a n d p u n t i n g of Bob D un lap, a n d h ope to be able to show som e­ t h in g on th e g r o u n d w ith r a b b it s like Bill P a n sz e , “ N ig” R o b e r t s o n , a n d D u n lap Raleigh sh o o tin g into f r e e w h eeling b ehind such blot id's as Beode Long, B e n P o y n o r, K a r e y F u q u a , a n d Rob Robison. F ra n c is , loners I, ,,, e lo , H illiard m ay j T exas, on th e ocher h an d , m u s t o p h o m o re s o f the s c in tilla tin g b e a d e a th blow to o n g h o m cause, n e v e r p a r ­ th e b e g in ­ tic u la rly b r i g h t since n in g o f th e se ason. H o w ev er, tw o so phom ores, B u s te r J u r e c k a a n d J im m y H adlock, have all displayed t a l e n t a t c a r r y i n g th e ball, a n d a passin g a t t a c k w ith R ona ld F a ­ g a n an d C h a rle y J o h n s t o n on th e t h r o w in g end has com e in f o r its sh a re o f a t t e n t i o n in th e w e e k ’s drills. D u n l a p B a c k last y e a r ’s O k lah o m a will hav e its “ a c e ” I t te a m on hand. of w a s D u n lap , 1 80-pou nd S ooner t r i p l e - t h r e a t m a n , who scored ail IO of O k la h o m a 's p o in ts la st y e a r k ic king, w ith m a r v e lo u s run- p la ce kicking, passing, a n d n I n g. quick B e f o r e an crow d of 25,0 D allas to d a y , lead th e Lo nj ex h ib itio n win d ir e c to r , says best to be st rn. d this ex p e c te d record OO at the gam e in N eal Owen will rho rn Band in an ch Burnett Pharr, will be one of the Mrs. Dobie Tells Of Mexican Poor Association of University W om en Makes Plans j o f Mexico I d o in g n o th in g a t all” w as ‘T h e c h a r m o f the p o o r peo p le lies in l h e m s , | v es •• e a se the , c a r c o n d u c t th e m - selves b e f o r e wealth-—in th e i r air of alw a y s d o in g so m e th in g w hile t Ii e d e s c rip tio n of “ L a G e n ie P o b r e ” g iv e n by Mrs. J. Frank Do b e ­ f o r e th e A m e r ic a n A l a 'm n OI U n iv e rsity W o m e n m e e tin g in th e a u d i to r iu m o f th e A r c h i t e c t u r e B u ild in g F r i d a y a f te r n o o n . H A R O L D T E E N —T H E S E WILY F EMS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1933 HB R B Clo VA ES MAr^OLiD - JELL s e e Hka IM TMS OTHER Rooaa I d o n t \joant h aa t o -7 KNOUJ N O O R E H E R E ’, T I INSIST THAT NOH SaJEAR s k i r t s a s o HEER LE A D E R * t h o s e s h o r t s a r e t h e t a l k o f t h e TOVON! . r L i L L u M S I M S U R P R I S E D AT NOU - <3k1iN6 IN T o 1 A /WAN - I sfloO uDN'T t a k e t h o s e s h o r t s IT NAAS TH v OFF l f L A S T T H 1 N 6 I DiD ! 'I V v jJ ~ T a 7'\ D o n ’T b e s n Rudders w , din Hart b y col et ling a th ree per cent tax on gross income | gar,1 tnt ions from hoarders* Sum Hini.a/'hf'lder Bob Marquis The charge, if placed on food alone as it promises to be. will n e ith e r act as a burdensom e price in* J e sktiee crease to students eating at these clubs nor will it v j;h,; sh,.- by bo in any way inconsistent with o th e r charges col- - ‘'' H* iCU : !»c‘,»(i hy the state since J u ly from ordinary retail - — . j‘ ___________ ail w ho are concern! d e believe t h a t the sales tax committee, r. reaching this final d e c is l n, has dealt fairly with r — purchases. ' Vex I. a - dogg< . We do, however, r e g is te r our Complaint at this' time fen the a p p a re n t ack of decision which has the f o o t s t e p s o f th e sta te commission on more th a n one occasion when it has met to r en d e r verd.cts on th is and o ther questions of exemption levy. T he b o a rd in g club bom th e th re e p er cent ! question is ju s t one instance. T here has been be- 'id. * num erous hearings on w h e th e r or not farm ers should pay tax fo r retail purchases which con­ -ribute directly to their prod uction practices. Al- commission has twice c h an ged its stan d :n this la tte r dilemma w i t h no positive g u a r a n te e ! that f u r t h e r <* versa I s in decision will not ensue. . ju ines n d s rea < itit ism is being freely extended by business a il- Tpj i ho .-es in every p a rt of Michigan because of their inability to m a intain bookkeeping practices in line /* * with th e changing specifications of tax collections. he n o t at all surprising if board in g clubs , I ll 11 * y Lr I‘Ji t i t . J* win led b o t h encounter th* same difficulties. -a ips ti-,, . R. J . McCarthy has been recognized locally by j the commissioner in charge of sales tax collections as the a u th o rity n bookkeeping specifications with t a x payments. A lready Mr. Mo­ regard ' ‘i‘ t o r e d ti* ( a rth y has applied hi? services to a number o f the ss t o so- East L ansing boarding clubs with m arked success a t ion of *n solving th e ir problems. He sta n d s rea d y to assist . u r ( r j.s as many m ore as care to apply. to ro ta I , 1 c o l l a t - We believe sincerely th a t he can assist a num ber of others as well J only these g ro up s will display the good sense to join in a cooperative e ff o rt tinder ail, t h e s e his g uidance and present a solid fro n t in com ply­ e r s f r o m *’Ing with Michigan's sale ta x law. Trlir)fi — Michigan S ta te News. Ivy Hangs Loosely DAYS B y L e R O Y C O L E A m erican * * * Devil’s Island * * rn Liquor T axes Considered Twenty Years Ago Today A ilm ent Puts Star Out of Opera Role F r a n k Campbell will be u n a b le to sing th e leading role of F r e d ­ eric in the “ P irates o f Pen z a n c e ” because o f a serious throat ail­ m ent, Tom Currie, president of the U niversity Light Opera C o m ­ pany, announced W ednesday. ! Campbell, after having been (awarded the part, was warned by j his doctors not to sing for a least. I two months. William Logan, sophomore from Brownwood, has been selected to take Campbell’s place in the cast. J The “ Pirates of P enzance” w ill be by presented the Light Opera Company before Thanksgiving, Currie stated. ----------------- Q.------------ „ Virginia Holland will bo the gu est of Margaret Ward in Dallas I this week-end. Both girls are from j Scottish Rite D o r m it o r y . j Alpha Phi sorority an n o u n c es the pledging o f Barbara Toed of Mer- ' cedes and E lizab eth Long of Stephenville. R oberta Purvis, Louise J e ste r, Bs tty Bogart. Layla B ru ce, Louise N esbitt, an d Ja n e C a rp e n te r will spend the week-end in Dallas. M E D I C I N E — Al though the dose ' e may be small, the go v e rn m e n t is d preparing to take some of it- own v I a in divine. Recently while W ashington ais- v O fficial Notice H IE FO L LO W IN G ST U D E N T S please repo rt to the R e g is tr a r ’ office at once: < O' hran. Evelyn Frances Coleman, E ugene Ellis Davis, John F r a n k Enloe, Elijah, J i . Fielder. Cecil R ay Hardin, Richard Pe r ry ma n H arlan. H e n ry G rady Ireland, Thom as Fletcher KKingman, C harles Lewis Nance, E v e r e tt G rady Owen, J a m e s Robertson Ramsey, Gen ell t Rouse, Norman Caver Rowland, Ernest William Ruble, Rob' rt J a m e s Y arb oro ugh , William Glenn E. J. M A T H E W S , registrar. T H E E X A M IN A T IO N f o r A, Brown U n iv e rsity m athem aC ca e n tra n c e prizes will be held Em■ u n la y a ftern o o n , O cto ber l l , at 2 in W aggoner Hall DG o’clock to a1 The com petition re g u la r freshm en. See Catalogue P a r t I, p age 15. is opt ti P. M. B AT C H EL D E R , chai: man, depart ment « f p ure m athem atics. E X A M IN A T IO N S in fo re ig n la n g ­ u age re q u ire m e n ts will be given today at 2 o ’clock. E x a m in a tio n s in S p a n i s h '.'.iii b e in G arrison Halt a u d ito riu m ; th e O t h e r s will be in t h e Geology t h e Building. Only b rin g pens and pencil. , as p a p e r will be furn ish ed . C. A. SW A N SO N , professor l e c t u r e hall o f o f Romance languages. ALL F R E S H M E N who did not at te n d any of th** th re e c onvoca­ tions held in th e ir interest a t the first of th is se m e ste r must be the final convocation p re s e n t at which will be held in Geology Building I I Monday a f te r n o o n a ’ 5 o’clock. V. I. MOORE, dean o f s tu d e n t life. to ALL MEN INTERESTED in n.ak­ in g the varsity fencing team re­ port in Gregory Gym basem ent, Monday afternoon, October 4 o’clock. fen cin g office the 16, at ED BARLOW, coarb. STU D EN TS are required to pre vvrilt, Hazel Quick, and aes, all of Georgetown, week-end at the Phi Mu Acacia fr a te r n ity announces the pledging of Id W. John on of it si­ tu and Bill Bryan o f Canyon. A nna Lynn Dorsey and Louise Rhea will visit in F o rt Worth. Sick T y p ew riters Let Us Diagnose Them Our M e c h a n ic s A r e S k illed M in or A d j u s t m e n t s C o m p le t e R e b u i l d i n g — AM M a k es o f T y p e w r i t e r s A d d in g M a c h in e s Calc u la to rs TYPEW RITER E X C H A N G E n o K. l o t h P h o n e 2 - 3 2 3 3 G uaranteed Radio Service on all make*. W o s p e c i a li z e in A U T O RADIO SERVICE L e a v e y o u r ra d io p r o b le m s w ith us. O ur p rices are r ig h t Robt. E. W hiting 5 0 4 L A V A C A P H O N E 3551 W I T H : » S t e v e G a r d n e r ’s Hokum Kings Hazel Bruce Porch singer par excellence ALL UNIVERSITY DANCE 9 until 12 o’clock Student Union Building A d m i s s i o n p rice n u * Govt. Tax i- bel ore i t A a>‘ ! TTI p o S O R O R I T Y E N T E R T A I N S P R O V I N ( E D I R E C T O R Mrs. C urtis Bryan, director of Province Seven of Gamma Phi entertained Beta sorority, was Wednesday night by local the chanter at their chapter house. A style show, directed by Miss Virginia Montague, was presented, the following pledges mod- and : cled: Margaret Mings, Anne Friar, Martha Jo Ogle, Oley Talley, Ann j Hamilton. Jeanne Robbins, and Jo- | sophine Forman. Mrs. Bryan, a j resident of T uba, Okla., was here dm mg the early part of the week. * * * ' Y ' S TO HOLD J O I N T MO U N T B O N N E L L H I K E The members of the Y. M. C. A.- Y. W. ( ’. A. Hiking ( lub will meet today at J o'clock a t the Y, M. party, which will C. A. building and will then leave fo r their first hike of the season, The number about sixty people, will leave in cars for Mount Bonnell. Tim com­ mittee in charge has made arrange­ ments for a steak supper to be served at 6 o’clock. A program consisting of recita­ tions by Mary Lynn Young and Eli V. allach, ukelele selections by Conrad Path, and vocal selections by the Y. M. C. A. trio will be presented after the supper. * * * TO MARRY OCTOBER 14 Two ex-students of the Univer­ sity, Melba Collins of Bay City, and Du Free Holman of Corsicana are to be married today. Miss Col­ lins and Mr. Holman both entered the University in the fall of 1924. P H I K X P S WI LL HONOR A M B A S S A D O R , WIFE’I president of vice chairman. the University, is Harold H. Bevier, newly ap­ pointed ambassador to Chili, and Mrs. Sevier, will Dc Honored at a banquet Tuesday night a t the j Driskill Hotel. The banquet is be-■ ing given by State official--, m e m -1 the Legislature, a n d ; hers of I friends of Mr, and Mrs. Sevier, j The orchestra of the University! Light Opera Company, with Carli Edward Boch a? director, has been engaged to furnish music during j the banquet. Albert Sidney Burleson, former United States Postmaster-General, is sn charge of the reception co m -1 mittee. Senator Margie Neal of Carthage, and Senator Roy Miller of Houston are co-chairmen of the banquet, and H. Y. Benedict Mr*, and Mrs. Sevier have been living in Corpus Christi recently, but their form er home wa- in Aus­ tin, * ♦ * COWBOYS ATTEND GAME Thirty Cowboys left Friday for Dalian to attend the game between the Longhorns and the Sooners in the I* a in Park stadium this a f t ­ ernoon. Two drills were held d u r­ ing the past week in preparation for the Cow boy-Lnnghorn R a n d maneuver- which will per- formed on the field during inter­ mission-, be • * rn Jeanette Corey is visiting in Farmersville. Lee E I* n Boardman will attend ‘ the gan* at Dal as. An Important Message To Mrs. J. A. Big Gi Jean) ll b ALL FRESHMEN S A T U R D A Y , OCTOBER 14, 193 3 T H E D A I L Y T E X A N .mi ........... ——■ - G a rd n e r’s O rch estra T o P lay for Dance Society of th e C am pus T H E A T E R S “ THE BOWERY” with Wallace Beery, George B aft, Jackie Cooper, Fay Wray, and Pert Felton today through Tues­ day a t the Paramount. “ SENSATION H U N T E R S” with Arline Judge and Pres­ through ton Foster today Tuesday a t the Queen. “ TERROR TRAIL” with Tom Mix, last times today at the Hancock. “ I LOVE THAT MAN” with Nancy Carrol, Edmund Lowe, to­ and Robert Armstrong, day only at the Texas. T H E HAGENBECK - WAL­ LACK CIRCUS today only at Riverside Park. P erform ­ ances at 2 and 8 o'clock. Steve Gardner’s orchestra will make its first appearance a t the All-University Dances this year tonight in the Texas Union Baild- ing. Gardner, who has had a con­ trac t for University dances du r­ ing the past two years, has made several changes in the personnel of his band, of which the most out­ standing is the addition of Hazel Bruce, blues singer, Charles Zivley, manager of the Texas Union, stated that the smal­ ler dances will probably prove more popular in the new building than in Gregory Gym because of the floor. Crowds ranging from 250 to 1,200 persons may easily be accommodated. The dance to be held October 21, following the Texas-Centenary game to be played in San Antonio, will featu re orchestra of the Frankie Masters, which played for the dance last April 8. ----------o-----------— For Union Building Programs Planned Reviewed Today ' j p OM MTX, dean of all western stars, gives his usual good-per- formanee in his latest horse-oJ)era, of “ Terror Trail.” Regardless Plans for social entertainments whether one particularly cares for to be held in the Texas Union are the thrills and Adventure type of being completed, Charles Zivley, picture, it is necessary to recog- director, announced. A large part nize real merit in some of them, j of the program for the meeting and this one has all the virtues of! will be given by various organi­ c s kind. As usual, Mix and his stations on the campus. Music for horse, Tony Junior, are most of the general assemblies will be pro­ file show, though tho unheralded j vided by Austin musicians as Naomi Judge does lier romance bit planned by the music committee well, and Raymond Hatton, as which is composed of Dr. I). A. “ Lucky” Dawson, the man who Pen irk, assistant dean of the Col­ will gamble on anything, has a lege of Arts and Sciences, and pretty fa ir part, somewhat out of J. C. Wray, director of music the First Baptist Church, the ordinary for him, in which he ! in portrays a somewhat more serf- Walter Long, secretary of the ous and somewhat more sympa- j Austin Chamber of Commerce and of the housing com- thetie character. John St. Polis is i chairman about as tough-looking and alto-1 mjttee, is making arrangem ents gether thoroughly had man as you f or the housing of the delegates might hope not to meet in a dark Boarding houses and hotels' xviii alley. Mix, as United States mar- be available, and the various dor- shall sent to clean up a town ram- S t o r i e s , and pant with murder and every sort sororjt y houses have offered their of violence under the leadership j servjces if needed. of the biggest shots of the village, does so accepted in the most fashion, and. along with the fair­ est belle of the county, wins the photo­ admiration of all. The graphy is good enough, but dialogue may he lost if you do not is sit well forward. The ending especially worthy of mention in J th a t it suggests the fullfdhncnt of the actually showing the final clinch and so straining undemonstrative horse­ men by requiring them to steal ( lark Gable’s stuff. ious Etruscans” a t the University I K rk. Club, 2304 San Antonio Street, ! Free! tonight at 8 o’clock. The E trus­ that cans are an ancient came from Lydia and Settled in Italy in the year 500 B. C. The pictures Dr. Leon will show are largely the ones he took himself studying while in that the ruins of this great civilization. old days of the silents, there is a j The program will be sponsored by C harlie Chaplin comedy. Plan to j the program committee the come at the beginning of the fea­ ture if you do not want to see a ’The Lost chapter of the serial Express” which for those who do. At the Hancock. LEON LECTURES TONIGHT Dr. Harry J. Leon, professor of languages will give an t h e ' illustrated lecture on “ The Myster­ For those who long for the good T E N R EP OR TE D ILL romance without fraternity houses University Club, is included classical country race of Estimate: C plus. — T.P. Opening Today shades of THE SMOLDERING, swinging the swashbuckling ’J)0’s are vividly reincarnated for us today in “ The Bowery” at the Paramount. Wallace Beery plays the role of the ward big shot and political fixer. George Raft is sure to do well as th at never-to-be-for­ gotten character, Steve Brodie. Jackie Cooper, who once before made an excellent partner of Beery’s, teams with him again as “ Swipes,” wily newsboy. Luscious Fay Wray is to be seen, and Pert Holton, a newcomer with a repu­ tation for snatching first honors, lives up to her first name. * * * t i t l e The very “ Sensation H u n te r” implies a story of modern, fast moving yourn on the go open­ It prom­ ing today at the Queen. ises the interest and variety of champagne society and the talents of Ari ie Judge and Preston Fos­ t e r in the leading roles. * * * T o d a y O n ly Capable by Nancy Carroll and Edmund Lowe characterisations Ten students were reported on the hospital list Friday. Those at St. David’* Hospital were Wood­ row Wilett, Mary Elizabeth Phil­ lips, Joe Arnold, and Elliot Cava­ naugh. The students ill at home were Melon Torrance, Louise Bryson, Charles Kirkpatrick, B arbara Kins­ ton, Gretchen Luedecke, and F ra n ­ ces M. Jackson. ------------- o------------- BOOK ON P OE IN LI BR AR Y “The Mind of Poe and Other Studies,” the latest book of Dr. Kiltie Campbell, ha-; been placed in the main Library and is now accessible to students. Dr. Camp­ bell, in the book, clarifies several points a-* to Poe’s life and work, and writes in a manner interest­ ing to the average reader as well the as the scholar specializing in field. lend interest to the somewhat out­ worn plot of “ I Love That Man” today only at the Texas. This story of an underworld “ smart, guy” who only really gets smart a fter his girl friend (Nancy Car­ roll) has almost plead her heart out is kept moving by the endless “ scrapes” in which young couple is ever embroiled. the Students Register to Make Tilt Between Texas-O. U. in Dallas I * * * fraternity j Many University students are sn dcTmann, Jean Levy, Lillian Rep- Da.ll*? today where they are at- — hiager. Jane Fmhoff, Margaret. tending the O. U.-Texas game, se e -j Brin, Leaner© Purvin, Pauline mg the State Fair at Fair Park, Strauss, and Evelyn Wortsman. and being honored a t and sorority dinners and banquets. I Q A partial list of those who have respective j>('< E X T F I ' T \ I V j> W I T H P I C N I C I R I D I F signed up with their housemothers ami dormitory d i - J Members >f Omega Beta inca rectors to attend the game is as and the fra tern: follows: Ida Beth Cowder, Helen Ulmer, year, a I,aura Butler, Gene Chartain, Lois! ( Those Schwarz, Margaret Ward, Pene- Gurunot Hum, . lope Ziegchmeyer, Maurine Block, J. Lorn Kav Cochran, Ann Collins, Helen drews, Sylvia Fe bon son, Dorothy Trotner, Max V- Marie Porter, Dorothy Barnes, A d a ms . Amy Novieh, Mary Stewart Car­ de Bai rell, Jane Turner, Kathryn Pol­ Smith, lard, Yvonne Laughlin, Ruth Huff, Mc Nab, Celeste Cox, Dorothy Impson, wilts M Nonie Field, Rosemary Moore, Eu­ Z ihot I: nice Lewis, June Ross, Virginia Alice Ta Holt, To,sea Blount, Jane ( arpen- < Joolsbv ter. fair vt Ba. un de a guests had a picnic, the for the N first social donut Bunnell Friday, who attended were Bob Norman Buren, Bob bn I .ani tut, John Dillon, ne Robert , Porter A n­ ne Martin. Osea> Still, Al nile a n don Ed- Eii- i )< molto. tis, Chm tnt s J < diam, Ka ’mson, f coper, yon E • *, and I ■or tho af• .Triad Mr-. it T < • ilyn I Mi Ider, Mi a Brin ere ns and ar win P * * Today Only ED MU N D LOWE N A NC Y CARROLL in “ I Love T h a t M a n ” Starting Tomorrow Genevieve I (thin in PLEASURE CRUISE T E X A S ancocK Carol Wilson, Theresa Rose Bergower, Mary C. Boone, Alar- Tee Rohinowitz, garet Bone, May Martha Jo Ogle, Ruth Levy, June Fealding Smith, Vivien Byers, Charlotte Feist:, Jean Merriam, Mildred Aronson, Annie Blake Morgan, Jodie Lee Jones, Eliza­ beth Woodward, Carolyn Kamp- maun, A iken Schoppe, Marjory Garnett. Mathilde Donnell, I a- belle Thomason, Helene Mackey, Margaret Munday, Louise Jester, Morill Stanley, Jane Powder, Nat­ alie I) recd) en. M< Dorothy Reynolds, < a Neal, A de* n M Laughlin, aret McFarland, Kay Seat! -an Sanford, Evelyn Ann I.'irene Sehtueder, Nova Hazel Adams, Kathleen Glace Williams, Mai King, Lily Mitchell, Charlotte Lissner, Evelyn Robertson, Frances Coxen, Mary Shaw, Lucio- Weis niger, Fannie ( row. Mary Francis Bowles, Alice Smith. Florence Parke, Nellie May McKay. Mary Ellen Pope, Kath­ erine Mayfield, Emma Holman, Ruth Stone, Betty Gist, Katherine Betty B vens, I- anees Peg Watkins, Zoe Bevil, Ellen Chance. Bt nun Mar Adrian Rose, lyn Carpenter .Mary Margin mine Schroet Martha Pressle Jest oh ne *1t r. Marjorie Brook Kantz, Ruth Hamilton, < I rosei lose, EtYiutajane Mar> Ruth Johnson. ll-ary Loo Miller, Mi Murphy, Constance Mo? dine Golden, Margaret Gladys Caronzik, Harrii zik, Harriett Kirsch, Ev TO NIG H T A T 11-30 SlimSUMMERVILLE-Zazu PITTS IN "Love, HonorandOh,.Baby!” The f unniest courtroom story ever filmed . . . those g oof y love birds, goof ier than ever. MMK Zip! Zizz! A HI L ARI OUS COMEDY CHUCK F ULL OF DIZZY S I T U A T I O N S ! aStflON ERS » S t a r r i n g ARLINE JUDGE PRESTON FOSTER PLU S B U S T E R C R A B B E TARZAN T H E F E A R L E SS” IN “C A U G H T BY C A N N IB A L S” — A LSO — CARTOON N EW S QUEEN wUP B a a ■Res ■ Pictures of m em bers of the F reshm an Class are now the being m ade for the 1934 Cactus, the ye,c h o o k of University. This book is the only enduring record of (he U niver­ sity year and representation therein is the m eans of iden­ tifying yourself perm an en tly w ith the University, its life, and its great family. D ue to the large num bers of pictures to be taken, it is necessary to m ake appointm ents at (his time. For the fee of $ I — covering cost of photographing, engraving and p rin tin g —each m em b er of this class is given individual representation in the book. Appointments Must Be Made Now A t Journalism Building 108 (O ld Engineering Bld.) Classified Ad Section I 2 f Business Directory Business Directory A N N O U N C E M E N T S BY I'll!-: co u rtesy of American oreft es tra ■'* ' 'ic e , th o se w hose nam es appear iii the B illia r d W ednesday and Sunday m ay !Y V ,!V N ,,',!rK Y ST R IK E S at S T U D E N T <• T h VNKKS, 2TIS O'.a-1.. 2-1 7X1. ii YU n ovel, can bi ONE MORE RIVER — John Galswnr , .! NLN at A M N REN I AL LIBRARY. Latent p, iud rids, randy, tobacco**, NEW S STA N D . 23J ♦ Quad. Al- I ER i HE DANTE you w ill find new energy at St H O ONKRVILLE A trial VTI AS routed at is ex h ila ra tin g ! Guadalupe at 30th. B E A U T Y S H O PSU A S p ecialist in C ontour H a ircu ttin g , th in n in g , and Designing Individual Styles Experience— C ou rtesy— S a tisfa c tio n W. C. KELLEY At M ajestic B eau ty Shop N ext door to H ancock T h eater BOARD A N D ROOM LO ST, Turquoise bracelet band carved to resem ble flow ers, at Duke E llin gton dance at Gregory Gym or at A ustin H otel C o f fee Shoo Read C ranberry, 910 W est 6, Phone 7567. HELP W A N T E D I HE RE WILL poi. • i Illy be an opening at a fu tu re d ate for a you n g man who ty p is t, arid sten ograp h er, ta an ex to rt in terested se creta ry , and who would be in terested , appli­ in part-tim e work. Box ca n ts to 1927-M , U n iv ersity S ta tio n , g iv in g com ­ plete sta tem e n t o f exp erien ce and Qual­ ifica tio n s. should address UA tens lf LOST A N D FO U N D Bt > ARD AND ROO i f fo r tw o Honk. Ch fu r n i s h e d , *25.00 p e r m o n t h . M o d s $ 2 1.00 p er m o n t h . 2102 Gu adalup e. i . i >S I'; P a ii- o f F o i l - V ue nil vet - rim mod glass** in b ro w n l e a t h e r o o e W ed n es­ day afternoon around W aggoner H ail. A ib -en Robinow it*. P hone 9133. LOST— S m a ll r e d IVW ineiie w e a r i n g h a r ­ license 1*06 A n ­ t o C hin g. Lib era ! r e w a r d . Phone ness. S an A n t o n i o s w e r s m n . M O R T A R HOARD PIN Presum ably tost Tuesday.' b etw een W aggon er H all and W om an’s Gym . F inder u k a s e phone 2-4267J COACHING WOODSON Chem, Math. P h y s i o . 2 MISCELLANEOUS I a lso I P A Y CASH for su its and overco a ts, loan m oney on su its or a n y ­ th in g of value. L. L a v es, Pawnbroker, 2 ! 7 E a st S ix th S t. 2! s h ee ts UNIV i l t s m E I ' I I-’NERY J I En . . ropes ll A G E S 5c A 10c STQRI- ___________ 24Oh G u a d a l u p e __________ ROOMS FOR RENT I On Pkg. DELIGHT Pl ' I, south room home. Reasonable. Garage in if private desired. 2621 U n iv e r s it y A venue. P h o n e I ’ - J . FOR REN f - ' f t T a" qui* I ■ - T - l J L im room with stu d iou s y 'ting m an—-n r a it u n a n im o u s i t ! G e n e v ie v e E . erh a rt separate room, U ii) 7 ti - < I L E T ii m atte h a r e tic k e t about •'or th e ticket. SOI TH WES i u p stairs sin g le room th e b lo n d e s a g e t s to ■*! L o v e th at Man,** T ell u s it at J. B. 108 w h e n you rom e in p rivate home. Sleep in g porch. All co n ­ ____ __ v en ien ces. Near cam pus, 702 W ZI. VERY d esirable room. Q uiet. Furnace heat. Two doors e a st S c o ttish Rite term s reasonable. 21? vs. D orm itory, 27 tin I.)S H R A B L E sou th room for I or 2 wo­ men. P rivate apartment. W ith or w ithout kite!-,,-ti p riv ileg es. 2621 U n iv e r sity . Dial 7089. TY PIN G W ANT belter gra des ? Rhone 7257 or I'm 12. STUDENTS* TYPIN G BURKA I Quick accurate service Reasonable rates. Work tailed for and d eliv ered. W A N T E D JOBS W A N T E D Able, carne -t, d eserv in g boys and girls who m ust earn a ll or p art of their e x ­ penses in order to rem ain in the Univ r- eity are able for p ractically any type of j employ m ent. C it i,c na o f A ustin who have any work to be done and w ish to help th e se yu trig people are urged to telep h one he U n i­ v ersity Y. M O. A. or the U n iv ersity \ Y. W. C. A. T his appeal is m ade by the T exas S tu d en t Publication* in behalf o f J m any w orthy stu d en ts who m u st have em ploym ent. BARBER SHOPS N U -W A Y BAR] I SHOP 35c Three f lr.- t-C-ass barbers Haircuts- ■ 25 r at ____________499 VV st }4*h A DCI IT ' A N J ? ~ CHI 1.1 >R EN haircuts-'- 40c bt I 2Se — T E \ AS BARBER SHOP. B V Tobin, A, F. Lytton, A. M H err­ ing 2 >32 t uadaloue. C A F E S OMI COO CINr n m eats, vegetables, des serts, I A MILA s t y l e meals a t all b o u n . Choice drinks All you want for S ic . H O L L A N D ’S I)I S ­ ING II ALL 251 I Guadalupe. REAL ME AI S served Tam fly st y Ie. All m eats, veget ab les, drinks. E a t a1! you want when you want it. 26c. S U L L I ­ VAN'S DINING HAT,I,. 204 W es t 19th. CL E AN ER S (caners Br 'FT C ta 50c. D lei. •red. Quality (I for and tiv- ! - I 2. D A N C I N G te x a s , tin at the Frances Bone, lh. I LOVE I bat Ma ticket a t J R I g i t 1 —what n. comb s r e t Ta t ™ 2 T5 0 ' 7 ■ ROOM, T \ NGO, b.(tic- NET TE DUVA! ING, K s t u d e n t s , adults, children. aliet, too BALL tap, aero \ N SCHOOL OF DANC­ i Hall, IO » VV, 14, 2 - 3 - . ; . FLORISTS CUT FLO W ERS table decoration s, and co rsa g es for all o cca sio n s. Reasonable PLACE, phone prices. W ATSO N’S FLO W ER new 2-2745_______ location, N u eces, 2862 L A U ND RI ES T h i s N u m b e r , 3 7 0 2 , O PE NS A DIK EC V LINE I O THE H O M E STF VM LAUNDRY S tu d en t R ates PLUMBERS E. KAVEN, Since lh'JO Quality plumb­ ing repair*. gas piping, and store co n ­ nections. 1403 Lavaca. Phone 67*13, R ECO RDS™ ~ IF ' VR' V RET BON E. t vp’l*tisiiig s t u f f in J, Bldg* I OS they*!] present her with a tree ,-f T.-xaC 5 ad- her, VV ti i. r? afraid of the Big Bad Wolf ?** r Young and his umbel* Queries Vi.- the Brunswick ■*■ r ling backed - T h e Last Rouad-U p.’* J. R. REED Ira on by MUSIC CX). TAILORS railers at 115 Vt ug touch that pin t the Univer- RIOS URDS., ' ii ■ h- ‘ he TAXICABS CONG RES S 20c TA X T tran sfer and Ba ggage. Bonded Cabs, P H O N E 1270 P H O N E 2^c I AX I 6564 One or Two P a ^ e n i r e r s T R A V E L BUREAU TRA VE! FOR LESS -Car- t Register early. Saxe mon I R v V KI , IG ga e, VV OO I West lith Phone 2-3301. all ;hhnr«. lr si-at 1- ti At , ZOU ________ t y p e w r i t e r s J STECK S RENT TY LF. WRITERS UKK T H E BEST IN AUSTIN. P h o n e 533 4—-W e d e liv e r. STKCKYS m 4 fZ . ® X a B y g P f K s R * * _ S tii^at L avaca PAIRS, typewriter*, ribbon*, 6334 ^ ~ K~V~ N t Y p ITvVS t! ER IiE- tar bo* paper, etc. T yp ew riters sold, and ret,led. SA TIS FAt HON G U A R A N ­ TE ED T Y PEW R ITE R SERVICE CO., Ii. I). G tL iU nd, P h o n e u t 42, bought, T H E D A I L Y T E X A N SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1933 # S P O R T S O N I AK ADC r i g © ' * W SM C U R T I S BISHOP *< J- -jflS* rn. Steers Get Sendoff * * * Original Sally R and The slav t i . of which existence we spoke yesterday but doubted may be actually on its way. T h e r e w i t a g r e a t c h a n g e in t he U n i v e r s i t y t he a t t i t u d e o f t h e l a s t s t u d e n t b o d y d u r i n g t w e n t y - f o u r h o u r s . Y e s t e r d a y w h e n t h e S t e e r s p u l l e d o u t f o r t w e n t y - e i g h t h g a m e w i t h t h e i r t h e r e t h e O k l a h o m a w a s a c t u a l l y a h a n d f u l rd f a n s a t t h e s t a t i o n . A d e c e n t h a n d ­ f ul . N o t a s m a n y t h e r e a s s h o u l d h a v e b e e n , b u t st i l l a f e w . A l ot m o r e t h a n s a w t h e m o f f t o N e b r a s k a . S o o n e r s Ti.- then Longhorn Band jumped the gun. Directer Bloody Pharr announced that his organ­ ization for one was behind the Texa- grids!ors, behind thorn win t v lose. Th, n came the Cowboys. Now come- the Houlton Club, one The play-bj '•pl;iv report g iven -Op and Si utlent Pub it a- e presen ie I as oon, as is an* on this jointly by the Tt xa * The T .'.ac­ tions. Inc., w usual this af nounced page. t isewh ere The b roa \( a t will sta r t promptly at c Jock. of the newest <>rgan izat ions c n the campus, and t ‘irst of its type to fall in line. That organ iisat it• n passed i res­ elution Friday nig ht to t no (p e c t that they were solidly behind the Longhorn*. A im- medlately dispatched to the team and the nam signed. >t every mem be le ic gram was u n n e c e s s a r y . T o d a y , t h e n , T e x a s is f i g h t i n g f o r m o r e t h a n j u s t a g a m e . T h e s q u a d a n n o u n c e d b e f o r e it l e f t t h a t it t o d a y w a s g o i n g t o w i n b a c k t h e c o n f i d e n c e o f t h e s t u ­ d e n t b o d y S a t u r d a y a f t e r n o o n . T h a t T h a t w a s t e a m h a s i t , as h a s b e e n p r o v e n t a k e n i m m e d i a t e s t e p s b y t h e o f t o w a r d a s c h o o l o r g a n i z a t i o n s o n e b i g o r g a n i z a t i o n , t h e b i g g e s t o r ­ g a n i z a t i o n t h a t a c a n h a v e , a n d o n e o f t h e g r e a t e s t — a c a m p u s - w i d e m o v e m e n t t o c h e e r o n t h e f o o t b a l l e l e v e n . c o n s o l i d a t i o n s c h o o l i n t o Sally Rand, believe it or not, didn’t start dancing the vogue. That was begun years ago when the girls and boys danced around the bonfire on the eve o f the big game. fan O k l a h o m a g r i d f a n * a r e s o r r y t o l e a r n t h a t s c i n t i l l a t i n g B o h n t h e H i l l i a r d w i l l n o t be l i n e u p t o d a y t o m a t c h h i s b r i l ­ l i a n c e a g a i n s t D u n l a p , S o o n e r t r i p l e t h r e a t m a n , w h o t e a m ’s p o i n t s s c o r e d a l l o f hi s B o b i n a g a i n s t T e x a s l a s t y e a r . B u t t h e L o n g h o r n s w i l l o f f e r a n o t h e r m a n t h a t is e x p e c t e d t o d o s o m e ­ t h i n g o n hi s J i m m y H a d l o c k . a c c o u n t , it Hadlock, is believed, is just on the v e rum o f stardom. He can do everything with a football, punt, pass. run. and block. He is a sophomore, and, like Hilliard, is small, blit also like Hilliard, he is tough. Last Saturday was the first time Hilliard has ever been seriously injured in his football career. Jack Graves, captain of the 1933 Horned Fr< g team, is listed in the 1933 football annual as a possible candidate for all-Ameri­ can h< nors. Graves is an end. Stanford Assistant Resigns Movie Post Because he said he believed the film would reflect on the national college game, Ernie Xevers, assist­ ant foe tball coach at Stanford Fniversity and former all-Ameri­ can fulIba k, last week quit his job as technical director of a foo t­ ball movie being filmed here. Nevers had been employed to direct a movie designed to show a college badly in need of money hiring a great football coach and a squad o f -tars *<* pull the insti- ! tut ion out of the red. “ I don’t want to be identified with such a picture,” Nevers said j after ten days on the job. “Such rather a thing rn the exception than the rule. It would reflect on the college game.” Barlow Has Record Of Saving 550 Lives The saving of approximately 550 human lives is a record that many doctors would like to claim an (I one w h ich a f a cu 11 y rne niber of the University, Ed Barlow, holds. Barlow, as University swimming instructor, has done just that dur­ ing the past eight years while pur­ suing his duties a* life-guard at Barton Springs and instructor in swimming at the University. Mr. Barlow has not only saved many lives himself, but he has produced life-g lards who have re­ flected his training in swimming all over the State of Texas. F A R M E R S W I N SAN ANTONIO, Oct. 13.— The Texas Aggies defeated the Texas A. & I. Javelinas here to­ night 17-0. Frogs to Meet Simmons LI. Today , . f ti . r - FORT WORTH, Get. 13,— 'The i coo UXJ 1033 edition of the Horned brog . . . v grid mac hine will make its initial home appearance against the Sim- ! mons University Cowboys in the Frog Stadium Saturday afternoon J at 3 o ’clock. Tile Cowboys boast j one of the strongest football teams j in the history of the school this . year and p re g a m e dope relates. ’ J. that the Frogs will be in for a tough afternoon. The entire Sim ­ mons crew is composed o f v e t e r ­ ans while the Frogs will place a more or less green club on the field for the fray. The injury jinx took another toll in the Frog stock up in Ark­ ansas last week when Lee Bas- singer and Bud Taylor had to be removed from the game because of serious injuries. Bassinger is nursing a badly sprained ankle while Taylor possesses a broken finger. Neither of the men will be a va Habit for services Saturday. Tracy Fellow and Lynn Brown, guards, will probably reserve draw in day’s tussle. Brown is a while K el I ow is playing h sea on of varsity football. Stow, former sub end, hi shifted to a guard post a see action at that position the Cowboys. Fdmer soph reserve guard, will : . lieve Brown and Fellow. the assignments Purple i y out so Mentor had i me of hi* TH I iract ic dt has i i•egular sMarting C o m b i n a t i o n T r i e d j A fter trying some two c different backfield enmt im inn; , U j in the earl ( 'each bul l e f t will i n s have to carry the brunt Si iturday. The ©tended to tr Gnat ions, bul■ at the I t t minute decid cd that comb mat ions such ne cd icd more ]practice befoi 0 VV OI K- ng under fii e. With the1 o x c o p - t ions of Cy Perkins, who hlas bet n mo vt■d over to right tac! same line thai: started a ga iiis: A rh; - ansa;■ last wet?k will take t he field a ga iiist the Ct tut Ta vie jwboys. that i >r and Bassin ger and piac iing Brow]n and Kellow at their nn^it I J W I t .ions, TIhe starting Iinc will read as follows; Myers and C Graves, ends; Perkins and Ti son, tackles; Brown and Kid guards; Lester, center. P e e L e a d s A t t a c k th tau < < i.. ago. Odell Winters, some three i In ' apt. Carl Pee the Sunn delegation boasts o f one of leading backfield aces of the S Pee almost singlehanded ha the Dixie Rebels their first feat of the season weeks member of the T. C, IT. fresh­ man team in 1929, is playing a1 a wing post for the Cowboys. Tin Cowboy backfield is comparatively light but is full of speed and d e­ ception. Their line will average about the same as the Christians’ Coaches Schmidt and Wolf are looking forward to one o f then toughest tilts Saturday and are taking no chances. I « Ie- ( J the Frogs pile up an early lead the Purple mentors plait to e x ­ periment with some of the soph backs and linemen for the coming A. & M. game next week. At the present time the Frog reserve is strong in power but weak in experience. is This the first Simmona-T. C. IT. game to be played in Fort i Worth in many years. Heretofore the tilts have been played in Aln- , „ le n t and Breckenridge. The Cow­ boys have won fro m the Frogs once, th a t being in 1922. Tin* two tea m s have played tie ti. has always games but T, C. had a tough th e West T exas club. tim e handling several , • ,, , * , .... . . * . . . , ^ , ' Intramural Highlight o o S c h e d u l e f o r S a t u r d a y T e n n i s S i n g l e s I n d e p e n d e n t D i v i s i o n (Hardin’s) I o’clo c k —Cid (Harrison) vs. (Salle R oyale); Springer Tharp (Gorillas); ( B ’s) vs. Steinbaugh vs. Joachini Jobes (Stovalls); Breihan (Sardines) vs, Harrison (Salle Royale); Ev­ ans (Sardines) vs. Hill (U. Corn­ >ati <,eip0 , m ons); M, <’ar thy (Taylor IL) vs. n fir.it Cohen (HoiI se of Jo mo i ; Fhomp- IL J) bv s o n (Salle I’oval'*) v*. Pap a (Tim T a I bot (Seminal•y) vs. . b e e n horns); (T inborn - t id w i l l S c h e l l IT a yi o i o c lo d i — I > ii I nig igainst , vs , M f d eld ( I L na e of >vbold, i H ouse) Do re- -Tones); Spi it (Seirn inure I v s . Se- well (Likes House ): R bert s( S te ­ >erry s ) ; Stockton a i Lind- Mergele House) >; Edens \Y (Go las) v Hoi i ; Man ley House) vs. Bailie House); Daniels (Ma in th (( n House); Nichols (G if- . Erwin (Lusk ibm/,-, . T e n n i s Si ngl e* ) I ■iv Fe C h i ) (Tau F r i d a y ’* R e s u l t s B Schmidt (D F E ) defeated Boh ‘land (ATO) by forfeit; Mel substitute for Fred Leigh .Kappa Si d e f e a t e d Bruce Sigma) Poonbough gh (ATO) by forfeit; Bill ( B Donald (Beta) defeated George Jackson ( Jo h n bA L) P-4 b - 4 ; Payne GS defea ed gma Leonard Pi ark lh ha Pi ) (’.-I P VI ; ( ! arles St ay ( Phi Delta Theta) dei eated Henry Graham (Kappa S graal 6-2 6-0; Jack F >st (SAI defeated Win. Hur- ( Sigil! w 11; i Alpha Mu) 6-3 6-0; J. Amb. (SP F) defeated rson ll. E T A met nan (D F E ) 6-3 6-2; se Flick (Beta) defeated W. I) i mo r (( Phi) by forfeit; 'hi >rge J un eman (Beta) del', ated ver v!ra am (Kappa Sigma) by ll forfeit; (SAK.) ward A mason d( f eated e Goodman (Phi Sigma Del i) 6-3 6-3; Chase Me­ (B Lvov defeated Ha rv ta) i P F A ) o-l 6-1; George \ aughn (Phi Gamma) defeated Launey Watkins McLeod (Kappa Sigma) 6-1 6-1; Norwood, substitute for Jt hn O: gain ( Ka ppa S igma) d e- feated Cha.-. Kistonmacher (SAK) 6-1 6-2; James Pardue (Beta) de­ feated Morris Lipsitz (Tau Delta Ar (Lambda Chi) defeated Alvin Newberry (Kappa Alpha) by for­ feit; Carl Whalen (ATO) defeated Blair Lewis (SA E ) 6-4 6-3; Ra­ pier Dawson (D F E ) defeated Bob Nixon (A F O ) 6-0 6-3; Mark Mar­ tin (ATO) defeated Ralph Bar­ ron (Tau Delta Phi) 6-4 6-2; Mil­ ler, substitute for Arthur Linn defeated Roy Forrest, (ATO) substitute for Jim Tripplehorn (ATO) 6-3 6-3. --------------------o---------------- Porkers Ready For Battle Today FAYETTEVILLE, Ark., Oct. 13.— A fter a week o f hard scrim­ maging to test the value o f new been scoring plays which have added to the University of Ark­ ansas tootball roster, the Razor- backs are ready for the second con (ere nee clash against Baylor University at Little Rock Oc- tober I L \ \ hik- several of the Razorback fo rm atio ns c e n te r around th e fly­ ing feet of Ralph LaForge, chief ground gainer so far, Coach Fred I’homsen has spent much time this week developing a varied attack with C, Jordan, Biddle, Criswell, Geiger, and Rees carrying t h e ball. A r k a n s a s’ powerful passing com bination o f Murphy, v e t e r a n quart! shack, to P. Rucker, g i a n t wingman, is functioning well and is expected to prove troublesome to the Bears at Little Rock Sat­ urday. this lineup One change has occurred in the Razorback week. Newby, sophomore, has replaced S hetland a t th e center position. S hetland has been out of prac­ tice some this week because of a knee injury. In ju rie s which ha\o been r e ta r d in g M urphy and Cris­ well, r e g u la r backs, have disap­ p e a r b a n d these two huskies are re ad y fo r first class performance a gain st Baylor. A large delegation of s tu d e n ts from F ayette­ the A rkansas- and town people ville will a tt e n d Lay lur tussle. 0 — Bit and Spur Club Will Hold Tryouts A second for the Bit tryout and Spur Club xviii be held T u e s­ day afternoon at 4:30 o’clock at tv.* Wos Penfield Riding Club. Ju d g e s will choose five girls from those e n te rin g th e first tryout and a n y others who may enter. The seven girls who were in the first tr y o u t were Helen Torrance, San­ M a rga re t Rose, Elizabeth ford, Carolyn C a rp e n te r, Susan Sanford. Mary Davis, and Louise Jeste r. J u d g e s w ere Captain Dick­ son of Camp Mabry, Joan Chamber , le a d e r of the club. The g ’ ai irs in the f ir s t tr y o u t were too d o s e be chosen. the winners to and for In the event ‘ Pin) 6-1 6 Ross Doughty < end in New Braunfels. Anne Friar will spend the week-.! Tulane Sings Spirit o f ‘W e s t’ Praises Of Aggies NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 13.— New Orleans’ football fans this week were singing loud praises of Texas A. & M. and the University of Georgia, early season conquer­ ors of a strong Tulane Green Wave. The general tendency was not to discredit the Wave but to praise two greatly improved teams. It is the result of a growing belief than a that Tulane year ago which may be true in spite o f the adversities of the past two weeks. is stronger The fact that the Texas Aggies are generally being picked to win the Southwest Conference cham­ pionship by the experts in that area supports this premise. The Aggie team that beat Tulane here September 30, 13 to 6. impressed everyone as being far superior to that which had battled Tulane’s unbeaten 1931 team to a 7 to 0 decision. Right on the heels of that game, the Wave met one of the finest Southeastern Conference teams o f the year perhaps in the Georgia Bulldogs. A t is the rating the Bulldogs have right now* in New Orleans. least, that It was a smart Georgia team, one of hard running backs, a team that possessed poise when it was seemingly on the verge o f seeing an early fade and one that had the “ makings” of a big, strong line. Chapman, fullback, one of the best impressed as being l i ne plungers seen in the South in a long while. Key, Grant, Brown and other backs were hard to hold and harder to lay a hand on at all. The Aggies and Bulldogs will be watched closely from here the remainder of the season. SEVEN FROGS COACHING FORT WORTH, Oct. 13.— Seven members of the champion 1932 football machine at Texas Christian University are coaching this year. They are ( apt. Johnny the Vaught, assistant coach at North Side High School in Fort Worth; B. W. Spearman at Olney High School; Buster Brannon at Dublin High School; Madison “ Rap” Pruitt at Mangum; Hubert Dennis at Rockdale High School; Lucy Phelps at the same school; Dan Salkeld at Norman, Okla.; Paul Snow is coaching in his home town of Winnsboro. Sigma Alpha Epsilon members who are attending the Texas-Ok- lahoma game are Tom Lumpkin, Smith Braley, James Lake, .Tame* Ward, Bonner Bentley, and James Willis. l'mmd Dorm A purely western and Texas at­ mosphere is created for Bracken­ ridge Hall students in the plaques which embellish the third story of the dormitory. In harmony with the other campus buildings relief pictures o f cowboy dress, a chuck- the vvagon and utensils used on round-up, branding irons, cacti, and animals of the western range complete the picture of the daily life of the cowboy. James Miller, manager of Brack­ enridge Hall, said that the idea of the decorating the building w ith sug­ plaques was conceived and gested by Bob Wilson, a student in the University. The plaques, Miller said, are made of terra cotta and were molded in Denver. F reshm an S ection O f C actu s N o w O p en Opening of the freshman sec­ tion o f the 1934 Cactus has been announced at the offices o f the Texas Student Publications, Chil­ ton O’Brien, editor, said. in Members of the freshman class are to have individual representa­ tion the yearbook this year, and appointments for pictures are to be made at Journalism Build­ ing 108 at this time. Because of the large number of pictures to be made, the Cactus staff has called attention to the necessity for immediate action by members of the class. The cost to the freshmen for this representation is $1, which applies on the cost of photographs, engraving, and printing this section. in Individual pictures of members of tho freshman class will be used, O’Brien added. Journalists Study Procedure of Court In line with their study of the reporting o f public affairs, the class in news gathering visited the One Hundred and Twenty sixth District Court Travis County courthouse Fi (day after­ noon to witness the procedure in the trial o f W. S. Byars, Texas ranger charged with the slaving of J. IL Munro. the in I hose attending were Granville Price, adjunct professor of jour­ nalism. i n s t r u c t o r , Roberta L i t t l e , Marjorie Todd, Olney Davis, Ted Turner, Bill Bedell, ‘ Abercombie H o l m e s . Jesse Darling, Jimmie Mc­ Kinney, and A. M. Marks. James ll. Parke, instructor in the department of English, will address the members of the Sun­ day Club at 6:30 o’clock in Gregg House tomorrow. I M P O R T A N C E E M P H A S I Z E D LAWRENCE, Kan., Oct. 13.— The importance of condition of football players was demonstrated by the Kansas team at South Bend last .Saturday when the Jayhawk- ers held the Notre Dame team to a scoreless tie. Or rather, as even the South Bend papers put it, Notre Dame held Kansas to a scoreless tie. The team came back to Law­ its second game at rence from bruised Creighton considerably and with sore muscles. In the whole week, in preparation for the Notre Dame game, Coach Ad Lindsey put the players through light workouts, dummy scrimmage, and practice in the execution of a few plays. All his efforts were every pointed player into perfect physical condi­ tion. In this he was aided by Dr. F. C. Allen, director o f athletics, who is an expert in the treatm ent of athletic injuries. putting toward Results of the careful condi­ in the fact tioning were shown that practically all Jayhawkers played the whole game, and by (he added fact that a good steak dinner on the train returning to Chicago was all that was needed to put every member in shape to visit the Chicago fair that night. --------------- — o -------- DENTON, Oct. Q U I L T I N G HABITS RENEWED 12.— G r e a t grandmother’s quilting habits have been brought to light in this so­ called modern age— not by some elder member of her time, but by Elizabeth Allen, student at Texas State College for Women (C IA ). It is indeed surprising to find one of these so-dubbed athletic, rolled stocking girls engaged in handi­ work that was so popular a few de­ cades ago. This modern college miss has already completed three patch-work quilts and has begun a fourth. An old quilt made by her great grandmother when she was a girl staarted her on this hobby. ------------------ F E A T U R E S O F F E R E D DENT ON, Oct. 12.— A series of attractions, aside three outside the artist course, will be from offered the students of Texas State College for Women (CIA) during the 1933-34 session. Joseph Scherer of Hollywood, Cal., who ha* traveled extensively in every part o f the world, is included in the series. Three travelogues, in­ cluding “Japan,” “ Augkor, Ban- kok, Indo-China” (combined), and “India” will be presented. On November 7 the Jitney Players will offer comedy, a modern “ Best People.” - --------------------- o -------------------------— Lucille NS eisiger, F r a n c e s (’oxen, Era Belle Hogan, and Mar- gory Grogan, secretary the Student Union Building, will drive to Dallas today to see tile Texas- Oklahoma game. of Eleanor Bell is spending the week-end in Port Arthur. D o you remember . . . all of the claims that have been made about smoking tobacco—how it was that one was this and that one was that? After all, what you want to know when you get a thing for a certain pur­ pose is . . . "Was it m ade fo r th a t? ” Granger is made of White Burley— the kind of leaf tobacco that’s best for pipes. And old man Wellman, who taught us how to make Granger, knew how. Granger is made to smoke in a pipe—and folks seem lo like it. FOOTBALL BROADCAST Texas vs. Oklahoma T O D A Y In Front UNIVERSITY CO-OP P L A Y - -BY - PL A Y OVER LEASED WIRE DIRECT FROM FAIR PARK 2:45 P. M. Sponsored by Texas Student Publications, Inc., and the University Co-Op a sensible package IO cents (g ra n g e r Ro ugh C ut & HJJ J, I kh,*tt A Mu d I o**c©o Cy* ike tobacco that’s MA DK FOK HIPES " w e n M eet You T h ere”