Today's News Tip T h e L o n g h o r n b a s e b a ll t e a m d e f e a t e d S. ML U . y e s t e r d a y b y a s c o r e o f 2 0 to I . S e e s t o r y on p a g e t w o . C O M P L E T E I N T E R N A T I O N A L N E W S W I R E S E R V I C E THE DAILY TEXAN F ir st C o l l e g e D a il y in t h e S o u t h S3> Today's Quotation is a v o lu m e if y o u k n o w E v e r y m a n h o w to r e a d h im . — C h a n n in g V ol um e 37 PRICE 5 CE NTS AUSTIN, TE XAS, FRIDAY. APR IL 17. 1936 S I X PAGE'S T O D A Y No. 166 Anderson, Stratosphere £°ur Seniors Explorer, Talks Today Elected To Friars Captain Orvil A. A nd erson , pilot o f stratosphere balloon ‘‘E x ­ last plorer l l , ” which ascended fou rteen miles into N ovem ber, will be presented by the Austin Technical Club in lieut; Memorial A uditorium at 8 o'clock tonight when he will show to the the o fficial motion pictures ami color screen public fo r the first time the stratosphere r eco rd -b r eak in g* " o f slides the fligh t. T wo thousand f e e t o f m o ­ tion picture film and more than 120 slides will be shown. How Far _________ ~ Southwest Studied as Historians Open Meet; Luncheon, Speeches Fill First Days Session Liberal Demos Meet Here Today State Convention Starts at 8:30 At Austin Hotel Hundred Delegates Attend Twenty-ninth Annual Parley Address Democrats Today B y A L V I N C O R D E R The tw enty-ninth annual m eetin g of the Mississippi Valley H :s- ii cal A o cia tion. t* get h> with th*- teach ers’ section o f the A s ­ sociation ari l the Texas S tate Historical A ssociation, got under way the Crystal Ballroom of the yesterday m orning at three papers c e n ter in g around D r iski l l H o t e l w i t h IO o ’clock ing of in Presides Today H onorary C a m p u s O rgan ization N a m e s M c A fe e , G reen hill, Taylor, P o p e At a m eetin g o f the Friars, senior honor society, Thursday, fo u r new members w ere elected. N ew mem bers elected are Joe Robert Greenhill, Jerry M cA fee, John Brandon Pope, and Jack Greer Taylor. organization. F o u r The so ciety is a purely honor­ senior ary m en are selected each sem e ster and an n o u n cem en t o f the new m em bers is made by placing the n am es on a plaque n ear the main en trance o f T e x a s U nion. Candidates are chosen on a ba­ sis of sele ctin g men who stand ou t from the m em b ers o f their class and rep resent th e m ost w ell­ rounded type of co lleg e men. Founded in 191 1, the organ iza­ its o b jec t to co n fer tion has as membership upon the most eli­ gible men chosen from each se­ nior class of the various schools and departm ents o f the U n ive r­ sity, and to giv e men selected a medium of association with m em ­ faculty, bers of the U n iver sity alumni, and cit izen s to meet with it in discussion groups. is a m em ber of Phi Delta Theta, Phi Beta Kappa, Theta Gamma Sigm a, Pin Eta Sigma, and Cowboys. He is s e ­ nior manager of intramurals and editor o f the Cactus. Ile is from Austin. Joe Greenhill invited J e ir y M cA fee is a member o f Tejas, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Lambda Upsilon, Pi Eta Sigma, and W es­ ley F oundation. He is from Port Arthur. fra tern ity. Pope Jack Taylor, a stu d en t John Pope is editor of the 1936 Cactus and a m em ber of Delta is Tau Delta also a past member of the Busi­ ness Administration Council and Order o f San Jacinto and ex-p res­ ident of Junior B usiness A d m in is­ tration class. He is from Austin. in the School o f Business Administra- i tion, is a m em ber o f Kappa Sigm a fraternity. He en tered the Uni- I versify in 1932 from Austin High I School where he w as captain of In 1932 he won the state tennis singles. He is a members of the C ow boys and was a form er member o f the Order o f I San Jacinto. T ay lo r w as captain of the U niversity basketball team for the 1936 season and has the distinction of b eing one o f the y o u n g est boys to hold this posi­ tion. Members o f the Friars still in Austin are Edwin Graham. Frank Ilu stm yre, William J am es Murray, Charles Seay, I,ouis Baethe, John I Junior Bell, Tom Currie, Burt j Dyke and John Furrh. Also Jenkins Garrett, Victor Korm eier, William McGill, V. W. McLeod, Jam es II. Parke, Joe ■ Riley, Benne Schmidt, Joe Smart!, and A. W. Walker, Jr. C A P T A I N O R V I L A. A N ­ D E R S O N , s h o w n a b o v e , a n d hi s p i l o t , C a p t a i n A l b e r t W. S t e v ­ e n s , a r e t h e o n l y m e n w h o h a v e v e n t u r e d 7 4 , 0 0 0 t h e s t r a t o s p h e r e . N o v e m b e r J - a s t t h e y c o m p l e t e d t h e i r f l i g h t t h a t s h a t t e r e d s t r a t o ­ s p h e r e r e c o r d s . C a p t a i n A n d e r ­ s o n s p e a k s h e r e t o d a y . e x i s t i n g f e e t i n t o a l l Borah Advances Cut Knox’s Lead In Illinois CHICAGO, April 16. ( I N S ) — Scoring an u n expected vote in the Illinois I ’enublican presidential primary, Senator William E. Bo­ cut rah o f Idaho, continued to down to day the early lead piled up by Colonel Frank Knox, Chicago publisher, who, a fte r results were tabulated in Cook County, wa- off to a com m an d in g lead. The 844 latest returns with dow n-state precincts missing gave: Knox 4 3 2 ,7 6 1 . Borah 35 4 ,0 3 6 . Knox had a plurality of 7 8,7 25 the state-w ide in s treng th dow n-state was expected to place the Idaho senator’s com ­ plete total dost* to that o f Knox, g iv in g both presidential ean- ' d idates about an even bl eak so t h e far a< Illinois’ delegates to Republican convention national was co n cern ed. The vote T u e s­ day being on ly advisory, how far into the convention the d eleg ates will go with their “ first b allot” candid ates remained today a m at­ ter of con jecture. N E B R A S K A E X P R E S S E S F A V O R F O R B O R A H LINCOLN, Neb., April 16.— (I N S ) — The huge “ w rite-in” vote of for Governor A lf M. Landen S e e B O R A H , p. 3. but B orah ’s j the tennis team, a n d Society in N ovem ber, 1935, a giant bag fabric ot w as the com pleted, which was two and two-thirds acres in area, for the flight which sponsored by the National w as t h e Geographic United S ta tes A rm y Air ( orps. The balloon, when in flated, stands 3 1 6 f e e t higher than gondola od d est arrays of in stru m en ts ever assem bled in a space nine f e e t in J diam eter. These in strum ents were I tem- to record pressures, used I peratures, and rays in a scientific I the j I fe e t high, the Capitol dom e, and t h e ' ® the j ^ learn more about con tains one o f five J e f f o r t to cosm ic ray. Wi l l T e l l o f R e c o r d T r i p Captain Anderson in his lecture **V will tell o f the trip into the h e a v - 1 en s from the tim e the balloon is ^ in flated until the time he and the pilot, Captain Albert W. Stevens, set the mammoth bag down in a field only 240 miles from Strato- .sphere Bowl, tw e lv e miles south- I w e st o f Rapid City. S. D., the sam e place from which tw o other trips had been started. I Observations made by Captain Anderson are being studied by the leading scientists o f this c o u n t i y. W hat he saw and photographed in his eight-hour trip into the un­ known void above is subject o f an excep tio na lly inter- e stin g lecture. His work has been heralded by the earth the world. When f General John J. Pershing p resen t­ ed to the Hubbard Gold Award C aptain Anderson, he said. ‘A OU, Claptaur Anderson* piloted....this aerial laboratory nearly two miles higher than man has flow n be­ fo r e , and you brought to earth this unique cargo of scien tific in­ stru m ents as sa fely and as gent- ly as if th ey had descended in an elev a to r.” I I I % is an N o w I n s t r u c t o r a t K e l l y F ' e ' d Captain Anderson lives at Kelly F ield where he instructor, but he is on leave o f absence now and is taking this chance to give th e world the w onders which he fou nd flight. in his stratosphere He was born in Springfield, Utah, and attended Brigham Y oung Uni ^ v entity at Provo, Utah. He en- W I listed in the army in fo r the aviation corps, and was com m issioned second lieutenant in 1918. H e was balloon observa­ instructor at the army bal- latei tion loon school was com m ander of the Sixty-!irst A irship C ompany, L an g ley Field, Va. tan. A ugus , in Omaha and nt p n e en j . I landing o f an airship T he first man to make a suc­ in cessfu l mid-ocean, Captain Anderson be­ cam e known tor his invention of a canvas anchor which made the landing possible. Chosen because o f his proven ability in all types o f fl y in g and ballooning after eigh tee n years of service, he com ­ pleted the flig h t which has been ..termed in ev ery re ­ s p e c t . ” F or his service to science mud hum anity he h as received the the United O a k Cluster the Hubbard S t a t e s Army, and Gold Award the N ational from Geographic Society. ‘‘a su ccess from Admission to the lecture will lo* 60 c e n ts for adults and 25 cen ts fo r children. --------------- o--------------- T im m to D iscu ss U . S. N eu tra lity Dr. Charles A. Tim m, *ssoci;ite p rofessor of g o vern m en t will dis­ cuss “ The Problem o f American Intern a­ N e u tr a lity ” b efore the tional Relations group the o f A. A. II. W., to day at noon at the U n iversity Commons. Dr. Timm will an alyze six basic 1 I I the p l a i n s , R epresentative from liberals cotton belt, piney and Rio Grande V alley w oods, are due today at IO to m eet o ’clock in a s t a t e - w i d e c o n v e n t i o n on the roo f of the Stephen F . Au tin Hotel. including The m ee tin g P rogressive Democrats is sponsored by of the T exa s, the U niversity chapter, and the Roosevelt Dem­ ocrats, a corporate organization with headquarters in F ort VV orth. Liberal form a state organization at th e co n v en ­ tion. leaders hope to address the morning Dr. Jack Hammonds, professor will de o f history at T. C. I liver on “ Economic Freedom as a Factor o f P rogress.” Later ( laude W e n - 1 terfeld, state senator, will speak on the taxation natural re­ s o u r c e s , and < hr is Dixie will dis- j i u>s “ Organizing the Libel als of Texas." of Herman Wright, state s e c r e ­ the Progressive Demcv follow ing the for tary crats, announced p ro g r a m : s :3 0 IU o f d e l e g a t e s floor of the Austin Hotel. o’clock Registration the mezzanine ..ii 10-10:15 o ’clock — Convention called to order with A. B. VV acker. .ta t e chairman of the Progre-siv* D emocrats, as tempo! ary c o n v e n ­ tion chairman. ( I ) G ree tin g' from Austin: Mayor Tom Miller; Response c i a ! FL from Roosevelt D em o­ t e Gillam, president, o ’clock— “ E conom ic F r e e - j a Factor o f Progress”— J J. Hammond. . -12:30 o'clock — M o r n i n g ’ IO dom a- Dr. VY ( 2 ) ; : I: 1 0 : 4 5 business session. ( I ) Report of ( 2 ) F'.lee- I r e g i b t i a l i e n c o m m i t t e e . i I ion o f poi m a n e u * c o n v e r t ii n of- ( !) A p p o i n t m e n t o f con- | f i f e r s . i o m m i t t ! v e n t ion s. 1 2 :3 0 - 2 o’c l o c k — A d j o u r n m e n t fen l u n c h . 3 Ioi k — ( ' on i mi t ?* e I i o n - Ile 3-3 .30 c o m m i t 1 - 3 3 0-0 s c o ’ c I o i k t* m c ’ ing. o ' c l o c k — A ft el r ss Ion. ( I i ne - l n L i b e l al s ( 2 ) R< poi t c o m m i t t e e . <3) D i s c u s s i o n n o r m a ! e n t oi g a n i z a t i o n . ion bu “ <)n g u n i z it lh xas"— ' hris I ‘-.vs res p I uti oi o f th* ! a (‘,-6 :3n oh lo* k ( dos cg b i'i ness. m g candidacy s a i d. “ VV b e st to i * * “ VV e h a v e nut c a ’. * I to * n d o i - e o r c o t i d e i u n t hi s m e e t ’ h o I a i < a n y o n e t gel! g n e up t h e l i b e r a An I bi .it o n in a s. rig t o - o e t ha t u t VV r i g ' ; .lo o u r o f t ”,e re w e It VV < sl at p. o p r o g ; a m g«ies w e e x p e c t t o t a k e s o m e s t a n d o n lab<> a n d in t o m e a n d n a t u r a l r e s o u r c e t a x e s a m i c o n ' r o t o f p u b i c u t P i ' i e s . " h gi l a t b m . • i n ' m i In pointing out, th a t represen S e o DI Mf IGR A T S , p. 3. E . O . G I L L A M , p r e s i d e n t o f t h e R o o s e v e l t D e m o c r a t s , l e f t , a n d A. B. W A C K E R , s t a t e c h a i r m a n o f t h e P r o g r e s s i v e D e m o c r a t s , r i g h t , w h o wi l l s p e a k t o d a y . Frances Nolle, Ex-Student, Named ‘ Bl uebonnet Girl’ D A L L A S, April 16.— (I N S > F rances Nullo, 2 1 -year-old titian- haired beauty and former U n iversity of T ex a s student, today had been o ffic ia lly proclaimed the T exa s C entennial Exposition “ B lu e­ selection from am ong UK) con testan ts bonnet Girl” follow ing hoi -'■ - ———— ^ h o w late yesterday. Deadline Passes With No Protests Against Brinkley Installation o f J im m y jBrink­ ley as president o f the Stu dents' A ssociation became almost tam la -1 night when the deadline passed with no p rotests tiled from f acu ]tv menthe! s as to his eiig- | cer-j ibility. While no protests have been ! received by Dr, VI. R. Gutsch, j secretary o f the gen eral faculty. ! nor by M ss Frances Little, sec­ retary to the Presid ent, any pro­ test by mail bearing a postm ark of i yesterd ay or earlier will be hon­ ored, Dr. Gutsch said. Should no protests be filed, the .red u ctio n of the number o f hours a stu d en t must be carrying to be eligible fin o ff ic e from tw elv e to on which B rin kley’s e ic eleven will he approved ibility depend I autom atically by the fa cu lty . Tin1 change inus' then bi- approved In I the Board o f R egents. ------- I -— o Rent Raised $20 At Brackenridge Miss N alle, a form er range! ette, takes the place vacated by Irene Caldwell who gave up the job and hied aw ay to become the bride o f VV. IL Loon a Dalhart, Texas, rancher. The new B lu e­ bonnet Belle signed a contract stating she would not marry— at the Centennial was l e a s t until over N ovem b er 29. This i< not the first time she I a had a bluebonnet tit Ie it w a I revealed. She wa- cho en as one o f the B luebonnet Belles at The University ot T exas la-; year. She resides in Dallas with her m g s . pal en!-. salary, but will Mis. Nalle, officia ls said, will be receive no furnished with an extensive w a rd­ robe and sen t to all parts of the country as the official r epresen ta ­ imposition. tive o f the Georgia Carroll, Dallas, wa- awarded seco n d place by the same judges who selected Mi - Nalle, during the F rances S a lle w a s a student in long the U n iversity She resided session o f 1934-35. at Grace Hall and was named Bluebonnet Belle b y that dorm i­ tory for the C W alter Winched I, on his S u n d a y broadcast, described Miss the most night Nail' a- " nquniifiedly b e a u t i f u l girl I h a v e e v e r s e e n . .I! ..............O------------------ S o c io lo g ists H ear S u sie T h o m p s o n A11 *lia K a o l i n In t a. bono! a > so< - d o g y n e s d a y n i g h t ion. f i at . m i ’ y, m e t W e d ­ I n t h e T e x a in t h e <-e ret a r y <•; Mi ss S u s i e K a t h l e e n T h u m p o n , o r g a n i z a t i o n , t h e i s t s [Hest n ? c . I a p ap e r o n hoi ■ a b j e c t , “ I he T e x a s ( orth i enc e if S o c i a l V\ e l f a r e . ” T h i s rn v a n i n d i v i d u a l s i z a t i o n . c o m p o s e d o f a n d g r o u p s s o c i a l l o c a l s o c i a l p r o b ­ w o r k , di s e U' S t in- s t i m u l a t e l e m s a n d • , i est l o a in c o n d it i o n s , Mi s s t o s e e k s JU n j e t t s to b e t t or i n t e r e s t e d I h o m p -on in o u t l i n e d th® tho < intel encrn, and it the things bistort ■ -I discussed som e of h a s accomplished. Millet Players Entertain But Lack Realistic Touch B y F R E D E R I C K G I P S O N In their second production of the current year the Mille! P la yers brought forth last night “The Bride o f Torozko,” Otto Indig’s sa tin cal com ed y on the religious pitfalls o f a ferv en t romance. P lay go ers left Hogg Memorial Auditorium well satisfied with the tw o-hour entertain m en t and assured that the am ateu r cast, under the direction o f Rogers M c C l e - * - land, g a v e promise o f future suc­ cess in dramatics. Yet the play, as presented, lacked the one thing necessary for the success o f any p roduction— that o f transporting into an illusion o f the a udience reality. It evid enced lack of a s u ffic ie n t directing and stag e e x ­ pel ience. in her girl, Rumanian short co stu m es gaily-colored skirts and low heeled slippers and handled her dialogue and actions with a naturalness that was highly comm endable. th" part lovable co n vincing of Ravel portrayed Iferchjcowlta, o f old looked th e See H ILLEL, p. 3. rent Room Hall instead o f $ IO a pci on in Brackenridge for n e x t yeai will be $60 for one I sem ester, it wan ann ou nced from Dean V. I. Moore's o f f ic e Thurs­ sta tem en t was made day. No j concerning of proctors exce p t that they will he announced soon. the appointment that Brackenridge, sail! Jam es Miller, m an ager o f the new 'unit will he opened next fall. The rent this sum mer, however, will not be raised. It will remain at $1 3.7 0 for one person for six w eeks, or $2 6 .7 0 for one person fo r tw elve weeks. for New Dobie Book Has Facts, Fables on Texas Mustangs grew gives “ Tal es Hi ' t oi teal f a c t s at e ti if fit ult up a n n o t t lo- campi ' )! es of I b o t h f a ct a n d fancy for w to d Yxa ■ * at tine ' he M i s u t n g . " It ' o f The h i s t o r y a n d ii geni i o f lh.. x a droves th rang* < amula, from u a r e t e c o r d e i ii p u b l i s h e d t hat w a odored 11 the R i o G r a n d e i alba t he t mut e I b y f e m w h i d ■ d e d i t i o n bs any need for co -operative points n ecessary fo r neu- fra ilty policy to keep the United S tate- out o f war. He will stress] the with international agen cies, which I be(.,iu (> ()f {.o n sm m are w orking toward p ea ce, such U a* the League o f N ation s and the ! World Court. love ss threatened in relijfious faith> These changes b,.ought ahout by a COnsc»en- too-close ob “ The Bride of Torozko,” set in Rumania, presen t! the problem of a young girl o f questionable par- a c wfm L ntaRe, whose . hanger R eceiving h i, d octor o f phn lnsophy degree in May. 1934, from •* Harvard I ntversity, Dr. I imm has specialized in the fields o f national relations and law. e ■ * i I in i , • , inter- ^ Ile has published several a rti­ the United cles dealing with B tates-M exico boundary problem. The Weather Austin and vicinity: Friday, cloudy. ti ops m a gistra te’s ,„ rvam., .. ,,f , , ,a w. 8m , a pair . she conf u t i n g b e t e l s con cernin g the g i r l s h eritage. First a Catholic. Then she is accused of being Jew ish. She em erges as a Protestant, to la c a fair-w eather in the lover. find favor at of e y e s is Virginia L ivingston and Victor Ravel deserve the plaudits o f their fellow players and the audience for saving the play from a c o m ­ plete miss-fire. Miss Livingston, a ; the you n g W ayne King. A m eric a ’s waltz first Austin king, will make his this a ftern oo n at a appearance* tea dance the T exas Union in He will also play for an ev en in g dance from 9 until I o ’clock. Tickets xx-111 he- placed on sale f o * this afternoon at 3 o’clock the ev en in g dance. Tickets foi the* afternoon tea dance have a l­ ready been placed on sale. from the o f barbaric assault. intrusions o f the evils It wa- cmly natu ral that music took on a tom Ii o f savagery as* a product of the World War. King, who was just gaining a foot hold in the orchestra field, chose to keep his mu-ie on th*- path th a1 he* had chosen originally l a t h e than join the- ranks of those who were distorted rhythms o f the day. dispensing the proclaim him “ Ameiw tC s W altz King.” A m ong the pieces King Inserts own “ The “ School in his programs with his unique arra n gem ents arc Kinky Kids Da> “ Batiy Shoes," "R« ckabye B ab y ,” “ London Bridge L F’alling Down," “T o y and Town Brahms’s “ Cradle S o n g .” “ Guriy Headed Baby, Parade,” Parade,” King, who is a st u d e n t o f p s y ­ chology, is a firm believer in the theory should be idealized, ch erished, and guarded j lion - o f listeners loudly and truly I reached the " h it” class Som e o f K in g’s original co m ­ positions which have won national have recognition in popu ­ to keep his or­ it was has made mil His d e c i-mn that music chestra as which and in ‘ oi. lar!! > Saved F ut Me, “ S Ivory Moon Ii F o b . " a m i “ My Smile." The Waltz You “ Blue Hours,” the for a jht," “ U n t i l Kingdom Last W ednesday night he saluted the Texas Centennia! and the U niversity on his Lady Esther S eren ad e radio program. In re .spouse to a special m essa ge sent by Governor J a m e s Y. A l l r e d to welcome hun on his first visit to I the “ Lone Stat S ta te ,” he played j “ The State of My H ea rt.” "The Greater S ou thw est." The morning m ee tin g was un­ der the chairmanship of Ralph P. Bieber of W ashington U niversity. Papers sum m arizing individual re­ search into South w estern history were read by Ja m es W. Silver, South w estern College, Carl C. Rister, U n iversity o f Oklahoma, and Lewis A therton, W entw orth Military A cadem y. In presenting his topic, “ Gen- eta l Edmund P. Gaines and the Protection o f the S outhw estern FTo ntiers,” Mr. Silver painted a word picture o f the difficu lties of life along the border, and identi­ fied Edmund Gaines with the gradual m ovem ent o f the white man toward the West. P e a c e D ifficu lt in ev e ry w a y General Gaines, he pointed out, to preserve tried peace, but was ready at any time invasion by Mexico. to halt an Coupled with the T exas-M exico trouble was a stubborn, or at least over-cautious, W ar Department, into a treaty which had entered with Mexico and was determ ined to remain neutral. to Gaines m an aged , how ever, have armed troops on hand when looked as though T ex as would it he d efeated , which som e declared was obviously a warlike move, while others f e l t that the troops the were n ecessary to ; border should Mexico decide march onward. A t any rate, the * l oops w ere there, and might have been no little moral support for Texas. to protect Mr. R ister’s talk, “ A Federal Experim ent in P lains Indian R e - lat ions, 1 8 3 5 -1 8 4 5 ,” also paral­ the early leled the history o f the .Southwest, as he explained to make g o v er n m en t’s a ttem p ts treaties with in some other m anner to control them and bring about their set- tlenient in som e d efin ite part of 'he United States. U. S. H a * the Indians, or I n d i a n T r o u b l e Outlinin g the many a ttem p ts of federal g ov ernm en t, Mr. Ris- ' h e showed that failure for them ter iv a> inevitable, In making the a t ­ tempts the govern m en t neglected to take into account the customs, I aeial characteristics, and preju ­ dices of the Indians, he explained. On every side plans were pre­ sented, tried, and dropped. The Indians, wary o f the white men who ' l i t h e r from their h u nting grounds, would * o n f et - onces, and w hen th e y did come, w ould make no d efin ite promises. Most o f their dissatisfaction gre w i attempt made to s e t­ tle all tribes in the Indian T er­ ritory, now Oklahoma, regardless Silvei • ad pu-hed ■ i pea come them to ■ : M ■,* i ■ bowed , ■■ t - their When z i I h e •cause the Indians finally did treaty, th ey did so on ly h ey w ere presented with trouble. E v en r little ■ document meant oi nothing to them . Gould th ey have known what it contained, it would have made still no d if f e r ­ ence, for, as Mr. Rister pointed out, the wording was stilted and in m any instance®, meaningless. S a n t a F e T r a d e D a n g e r o u s ling as exa m p les o f so m e o f I atrocities o f S a m s F e trade the hundred years ago two o v e r a wn traders of the period, w ell-ktn Mr. Atherton in his paper, “ Owens and Anil in the S a n ’ a Fe T rad e,” gave a new insight into this little- known period o f comm ercial trad­ ing T hese tw o men e n ga ged in the trade at their own risk. The bull trade, b efore the outbreak o f the S ee H IS T O R IA N S , p. 3. 'Love,Inc.' Postponed the B ecau se o f role, production, illness of the B it t y Collins, who has the N ewm an leading “ Love, P lay ers’ for Saturday Inc.,” scheduled night, has been postponed in­ d efinitely. Mi-s Mary Margaret Collins, announced late last night. director, t he p r o g r a m o f J. F R A N K D O B I E , p r o f e s s o r o f E n g l i s h a n d c o l o r f u l w r i t e r o f S o u t h w e s t f i c t i o n , w h o wil l s e r v e as c h a i r m a n o f o n e p h a s e o f t h e M i s s i s ­ si ppi V a l l e y H i s t o r i c a l A s s o c i a ­ in H i s t o r i c a l t i o n , “ T h e W e s t t hi s IO F i c t i o n . " at o ’c l o c k in m o r n i n g B a l l t h e C r y s t a l t h e D r i s k d l H o t e l . R o o m o f Historical Meet Program Includes San Antonio Trip p r o g a n i f i • - l i e VI i s s i ' V a A s - u t a t rn Ii st oi leal f o l l o w s ; T r i p t o at s a m. «>i ig • a1 San A it i n e " so": 8 o ’Clock San Ant-m I un. boon nu Mexican Re nil. at mn with Im 12 c h a r g e . t* I: rh I» Ming ni C h a i r m t v e t s i t y T e x a s I' ( i Ka i IV F eg o, I VY.i I I>. A g r i n n g eigei J a c k \ Lf 3 0 o C loc k til IV o m , I >!•:-] u i t u ' I -rn- n o ; C i v i l W a r a m o s G { L i n d a l i mb s . I L s a f f et h e ( i v 11 A S t a t e I i A > OY! C U ’ I e ll ,V ' : I - I a n d M in t h e I n d i V K M h r of O • irn, D -I I I'lA i f . RAM ll I VV B l i ­ Ii VY a n J. F that Do bo T e x a s c o w : t- s e c t i o n s m u k e t I . I M M ) a u g ' B o t we* (MMI c a t t l e I t o b u i l d u p t h o Northw E xc e pt \rgt n tin* Dubio t we e n N u e c e s civ w i l d h o r s e Tho nam e “ I I e M u - ' n ;;g I U s e t ’ g i v e n r e g i o n early Texas. states, a m t D u n l o , - ••imped o v e r t h e t r a i l s ' h e l u n c h i n d u s t r y in s t e r n s t a t e s , in s o m e u a n d V e n e z u e l a Mr. l y i n g b e ­ r e g i o n t h e a n d llic* Gr a n d* the t h e i s w a - g r e a t e s t t h e w o r l d . in r a n g e “ Wild Horses” and w e r e o f t e n on m a p s of -ays, th* t h e t o superior range w as stallion o f the T h e Texas the “ Pacing W hite Mustang of the P rairies,” the subject o f w ritings by W ash­ Irving as early as 1832, ington discussions by Herman and of in “ Moby Dick." This Melville Sec DOBIE, p. 3. Longhorn Nine Stages Slugging Spree to Overwhelm Mustangs, 20-1 Steers Hit 4 Homers In March Toward Flag TEXAN SPORTS ‘Bear’ Wolf Uncertain On N. C. Offer Dual Meet Slated For Bears, Frogs field attractions. .James Kimbrie! ace high h urdler fo r Baylor, hat shown the most im provement fo r the Br ui n team. Other o u tsta n d ­ ing e n tra n ts for the Grizzlies will be Ox P erry in the discus a n d shot put; John Avery, pole vault; Phil Maxwell, high and Herman Rose, low and high h u r ­ dles. iNMiiitiaiutHnuiiiiMiimutttiMinutHammfmnHifntfrmimmtiiiuuAirintrniumHifitHiiirtmiittiifffrmimtttfmmfitiitiHiiifiitfnrn! iiiikiNiiiUistmniietmftftiitiuiiitiiiiiaiBifHtiiimiaflniirHi ntiittimtuuyaiMHiimwmw C O M P L E T E C A M P U S A N D C O N F E R E N C E C O V E R A G E Christian Field this afternoo n. the Texas team on Carrol Ed i t e d by S T A N L E Y G U N N Spacial to The Daily Texan Baylor will meet E D S Y E R S , N i g h t E d i t o r N E A. S E R V I C E I N S . R E P O R T S to T h * D a ily T e x a n ju m p ; trac k S p e c ia l $ V te & d to T h * T e x a n DALLAS, Apri l 16.— Conti nuing t h e i r st e a dy pace t o ­ wa rd t he ba seba ll c hampi onshi p of tin- Sout hwest Con­ ference, t he Uni versi ty of T exa s L onghorns o v e rw h e l m e d t he Sout he rn Methodist Musta ngs in a one-sided slugfe st h e re T h u r s d a y a ft ernoon in t he first of a t w o- g a m e series. T he final score was 20 to I tor Texas. i —................. .......... .— —♦ Longhorn*, Th*- Baylor Invades Rice Camp For Two Games <|#fendirig ‘ champion?, concentrated a bitting inning?, in the last th ree I kno< king four home runs and get- | ting sixteen o th e r ru n n ers ae ro?? spree t)i(' plate. B r a n c h , M u n r o H i t Homer * Aubrey G raham , Longhorn I keystoner from Yoakum, ham- ; mered oui two of the round trips while Joh n C. Munro, f irs t base­ man, and N orm an Branch, pitcher, cont I ibu I cd one each. Branch, captain, Longhorn struck out five Mustang batsmen, five hits, and got allowed but three hits himself including the homerun, in Dx trips to the plate. Billy Gilker, S. M. U. h urler, blew Up lf! the seventh inning and batsm en walked seven scoring during tallied jo ce. Sixteen hit? were against him. Tega* Longhorns’ the P l a y A g a i n T o d a y The Longhorn# and Mu-tangs will m eet again F riday afte rn o o n of Gonzales with Dick Midkiff to hurl for Texas. B o b -lated Finley is scheduled to pitch fo r S. M. U. S a tu rd a y the Longhorns will play Texas Christian at F o r t Worth. Score by r h * Texas I I 0 0 OO 4 4 IO—-20 16 0 SMU 0 I 0 0 OO OO 0— I 5 7 innings; 'I he batlet ie ; Texas Blanch and Fitzsim- moris. S. M, U.—-Gilker arui Phil­ lip Finals Reached At Pinehurst P IN E H U R ST, N. (IN S) April 16. Eunice Dean, San A n ­ tonio, Texas, last y e a r ’s champion, and V n gin ia Rice Johnson, Bos­ ton, their semi-final m atches and will meet tomorrow the for the w om en’s singles of north south to u rn a m e n t Vt*'i c. today won tennis Miss Dean eliminated Kay W in­ first throp, Boston, of national ten ranking, J-6, 7-5, 7-5, Mis Johnson blasted the title hope? of Mrs, Lila Porter, Mobile, Ala., 6-0, 7-5, la tte r having the the semi-finals by advanced an upset victory yesterday over Norma 'bauble, seeded No. I. to S tu d e n t s M a y Enter W riting Contest enrolled u n d e rg ra d u a te s College H um or ha? announced a short short sto ry contest, with cash prize? totaling $1,200, open to in A merican or Canadian school# or to g ra d u a te s or ex-students not more than a y ea r out o f college. To be eligible fo r the prize?, .stu­ inns! dent not have previously had a story published. submit t ing a t ory Each m o n t h , b e g i n n i n g u u h th e April, 1936, issue of College Hu­ mor, the a u th o r of the best orig­ inal short short story subm itted will $100. receive a prize o f Stories should be between 1,000 and 1,500 words length and the action of the story should be placed environm ent. The c h a racters must be young, un UU I led p eo ple. in modern in Lr STANLEY GUNN sports ^ E cl4>or for 0“ NTL AGAIN, t he t wenty-first t ime in fact, t he L onghorn baseba ll t e am t h e Sout hwe st should win Confere nc e pe nn a nt this s e a ­ son. Fe w t ea ms, e xc e p t I he Aggies a nd Baylor, can dis­ put e s t a t e m e n t very strongly* t h a t But w h e t h e r or not t he va rsity can come t h ro ug h next season with t he c h a m ­ is a moot pi onship nine to l ikely is t h a t que sti on pl a c e a few more gra y hairs in t he a l r e a d y hoa ry he a d of Uncle Billy Disch. G r a du a t i o n will wr ec k this season s g rea t t ea m. Of t e n s t a r pl ayer s, only t wo a re j un i or s a n d one of t h e m may not c ome back if too big l e ague scouts a re p e rsi st ent wi th t h e i r t e m p t ­ ing offers. B ig r e d - h e a d e d N o r m a n B r a n c h , c a p t a i n a n d a c e h u r le r , c o m p l e t e s his e l i g i ­ b ility . So d o e s D ic k M id ­ k i f f , a n o t h e r c a r r o t - t o p ­ p e d m o u n d s m a n . H um or is fr o m t h a t B r a n c h w ill b e c o m e th e p r o p e r t y of t h e N e w t h a t Y o rk Y a n k e e s a n d M i d k i f f w ill g o th e B o sto n R ed S ox. s o u r c e s s e v e r a l to Jo h n C. Munro. first b a s e ­ man, i nt ends to c ompl e t e his scholastic work in s u m m e r school this y e a r a n d will not r e t u r n for his t h i rd t e r m <>1 eligibility. Aub r ey G r a h a m , 1he best second b a s e m a n in t h e con­ f e r e n c e , has one more y e a r if he p r e f e rs pl ay i ng with t h e L ongh or n s i n ste a d ol a c ­ c e p t i n g an o f fer to t u r n p r o­ fessional. Re por ts a re t h a t I,he Re d Sox a re also seeki ng to sign him a l ong with Mid­ kiff. Lloyd Rigby, t h i r d ba se ­ man, is a senior. Luke Win- born, shortstop, has a n o t h e r season. Thus, one of t he re g ­ u l a r infield is sc h e d u l e d to ret urn. Melvin Preibi sch, bul ky o ut fi elde r, a n d Don Tho­ mas, a o ut er -ga r- d e ner, c ompl et e t h e i r serv­ ices for Te xas this season. sp e e dy Jo e Fi tz si mmons, r e g u l a r c a t c he r, will not be eligible ne xt season. *7/,*"■»iii Jo T h * D a ily T t x a n HOUSTON* April 16.— Having split aeries with every team met this season, the Baylor Bears a p ­ fifty- peared to have at least a Rice fifty chance against th e at Owl baseball team in a series Houston Friday and S atu rd ay now ladder with The Bears are resting half-way up the confe re nce per­ centage three wins t h r e e losses, having s p l i t the and series each time with the Aggies, the Mu-tangs, and the Longhorns. to Houston The Bruins journey •til- week prodigal Rice Owls, who have retu rn ed to | Southwest diamond a f te r seyciai seasons* lay-off. competition to meet the infield for Baylor will The line up change, probably see an toute d cager, with Thee* Alford, holding th*" post at first ba e; Bill Ma ratal la at second ba e ; Lloyd Russell a t shortstop; and Howard Lee a t third base. Ross Hightower, .Mitchell Parks Fred Vinson, and ta rtin g outfielders* will be the- Doc Henslee, slugging catcher, will do the receiving for So Re I Ie and Dueey rn the Rice* series. Intramurals A l l t e n n i s a n i l mali re** whn-h were rained out d a y , A p r i l Kl . a r n f ir e t h e Ti n c t w h i c h w e r e air lif t*# I lnirs- t o b t pia>» ti 11 * ■ s w ifiii. t ut iT«# !>♦*!» j va Wiiii* Levine ,1 Uh rf ti I-,w - Der ’Ii v m u l c h , wi n if Sent i - Acker Blatch vs . Danny A> u c - w m t b (if Mc- I G O . w i n n e r l l h c i r m a n H u g e r * ( U K K ) ; H o i O H a i r v* ' T r e a d w a y Br o d t t o n f n of na? ( S C E I va. J o e B l d e o n < Chi P * ' 1 W h e a t v s . H e r ­ w i n n e r o f S h u l t n - W e i l m a t c h Tom T a u ) ; m a n E i l e n b e r i c e r ( D e l t a W a i t e v * . W e s l e y ^ O c d e n ( D e l t a T a u ) . J a c k Lomax d ’hl Gam I v». Ca m i l l Adi ( D e l t a C h i ) " ( K a iipa S i c I. ( K c p p a S i n ) CIM K A . ) i "lei 5 o ' C l o c k D i v i s i o n of W i l l L o v i n g ( S A K ) Wi l l i * V n u g h a n ( K a p p a S i x ) v s . R e a g a n H o u s t o n ( S A E ) v* w i n n e r of W r i g h t -St a n n i e v m a t c h ; w i n n e r of G o h l ? t o n - M c C u I l o u g h m a t c h ( P h i P s i ) ; w i n n e r of v * E a r l A r n e t t W W i t e - H o p K n # m a t c h v s . w i n n e r of B e n n e t I - B e a s l e y m a t c h ; B e r t r a n d Ad i a t e v*. w i n n e r o f P a ' s e -GIM*s s i P h i Del l ) B l a y l o c k - F e t e r s o n m a t c h ; w i n n e r rn a t e h v s , w i n n e r o f B r i n d l e y - I *wille m a t c h w i n n e r i d S t a l e y - t ' n n k m u t e l y vs. w i n n e r of S m i t h - S t a n f o r d m a t c h : F l e t ­ ( A T O ) va. w i n n e r o f Bo n d c h e r G r a h a m S m a r t ! m a t c h : B v r i u m - S c h m i d t m a t c h va BH) F i t z h u g h ( B e t a ) ; w i n n e r o f I ' a r d t t e - D i a l m a t c h v s . w i n n e r o f M u e r * - B u r e n m a t c h w i n n e r o f P r o - i b r o M i n e r m a t c h vs C o l e m a n Ganev i B e l a ) ; Rill T r i p p l e h o r n ( A T O ) vs. J o h n ( P h i G a m ) ; w i n n e r o f Mi l a m- H o o t e r P a t t e r s o n vs. W t l l i a m s m a t c h ( A T O ) vs , J i m m y ( D E K ) : D o u g S m i t h ( S P F ) H i n d e r ( D e l t a C h i ) : T o m B a i l e y ( I ) K K ) ; R o s s E l ­ v*. ll l a r k - l i o t t h u r n - S a m s o n m a t c h : ( D e l t a T a u ) vs . w i n n e r o f A t k i n ? o n - ( . o - x m a t c h ( D e l t a T a u ) vs . w i n n e r of I k e L u d o * r i c e G r a n v i l l e w i n n e r H o b o f -O- for a nd T e x a s ’s hope s next spri ng will de pe nd mostly on lins se a son’s rese rve pl ay­ e rs fre shm e n. Uncle Pally has a nu m be r of c a p ­ a ble reserves bu t most of w a r m e d t h e supe ri orit y of t he senior Ruth a p p e a r e d on t he base- re gul a rs. Any one entering the contest may submit as many stories as he desires. Besides adhering to the usual m anuscript rules, the au~ thor ? name, address, school, and cia'? year must be w ritten on each manuscript submitted. t his season,! have t h e m to t he be nc h d ue ---------- his April TO A SE BA LL RAIDS t he K i n d e r g a r t e n ” i? t he title Riven by Hu gh S. Fulle rton t o for Spor t s Ill ust ra te d & Am e r i ­ c a n Gol fe r in which he de ­ clared, ‘‘Baseball Lh t u r n i n g f r o m p ow e r to s p e e d .’’ a rt icl e to ball hor izon. ! Now, u n d e r t h e ne w sys­ t em wh i ch is being a d o p t e d •‘t h e y oung s t e rs . . . a re to t he d om ina nt e l e m e n t . ’’ be this yout h m o v e m e n t And pr omi ses revive sp e e dy base r unnin g, inside ba se ba l l and closely c o nt est ed games. C' OL DEN GL OVE b oxe rs J of t he University a re in t oday wh e r e San Antoni o t hey will mee t a squa d t h e r e tonight . St ud e nt fi g ht e rs a re Cha r l e s Bond, light heavy, who will m e e t Bill Ka n a d a y , L a w School Staff C h o se n for S u m m e r t he past. t hi ngs of “ T he Uutheria n e ra of f lat ­ foot ed play a nd t he d a y of sy n t h e t i c hom e-run hi tt ing Tht* first term of the summ er a r e session in tht* School of Law will .stated Mr. Full erton, calling be conducted by I. P. Hildebrand, t h e ne w system of j ud g i n g professor d e a n ; Bryan t a n d t r a i n i n g recruit s “ . . Smith, professor; R. W. Stayton, he a v y p l o f>SSOr; A. W. W alker, profes- t h e m o s t signi ficant develop- So u t h we st e r n m e n t since t he ab olition ol a nd h e a v yw e i g ht c h a m p i o n ; sor; q . w. Stum berg, professor; t h e sp i t ba l l a nd ot he r forms T o m m y mi ddl e- Fowler Harp) ', p ro fe sso r; E. W. Glenn, wei ght, who will m a t c h Bailey, associate p ro fe sso r; C. B. o f f r e a k pi t c hi n g. ” t h a t blows wit h Ch ar le s Murra y, Nutting, associate professo r; J. J. Mr. F u l l e r t o n notes light and . l ight we i gh t , who to be t h e na- s t a t e hi gh school titlists J o e Lawler, assistant professor, “ w h a t use d t i o n a l p a s t i m e ” ha - ste adil y Augu.-tat, d e c l i n e d si nc e 1915 until a will m e e t l o w w a s r e a c h e d A u t o m o b i l e s , gol f, gr ow t h of cities, t h e VV ori d Wa r , jane- will meet Leo Crane, ball s c a n d a l s , etc., a re some aswxi- o f t h e r e a s o n s gi ven for t he may m ay i ncl ude ale professor; J. J. L aw ler, as- loss of p o p u l a r i t y whic h was Babe P a g a c h , Merlin Lau- ■ tau t professor; and Page Kee- ban, a n d Bob Goodrich. c h o c k e d berg, professor; Edw ard O t h e r L onghorns w h o pr()fessor; E. W. Bailey, JI11' ? “ n f'" ,h‘' s“ “ , . ,l " ” , Bd,lrbran" >"clu‘le, >■ s o m e w h a t wh e n ton, a#s.istaut professor. i ldma n. e nt e r tones D apper in t h e s t i t c h l e s s D u k e o f K e n t Co l l ar s N a r y Rho < h o c o la t t - B i • i> S e a t i r o ten G i t en $165I U U , to 16 Morris Man’s Shop 103 E A S T S I X T H O p p o s i t t L i t t l e f i e l d D i d y , Martell, R en ew Giant, Dodger Feud NEW YORK, April 16.-— (IN S ) Th** Brooklyn-New York baseball feud which had ->■! I led into a rout ine of u ra- sional verbal skirmishes, today its old-time wax on aga in a t fev e r pitch to the delight of some 8,000 custom ers who oc­ cupied ringside seat- Wednes­ day when Dick Bartell, 148- pound Giaqt shortstop, matched himself with Lot).pound Van I Pidgin Lingle M lingo, pitcher, and got no worse than a draw. the an to incident a inning VV bile Bartell’s judgm ent in opponent ins selection of question, might be open y ester­ stone* such day*? second flare-up was about a year overdue. Be­ cause Bartell, then of the Phil­ p ked lies, rath e r vigorously a Junior F rey of the Dodgers couple of seasons ago, it wa r ep o rted when he ( ame to the G iants bi*’ season the I lodgers would tun hun out of league. Up until now, the the best they could do was watch birn get cha aul out of yester- day's ball game. With him to shower? w ent Mungo, charged with the Dodgers* 5 to J d efe at in his first start of the season be­ cause he allowed the Giant? a run in the first inning. th a t the M Frogs Meet Aggies, Rice Over Week-end S p i n a l to t h ' T e x a n FORT WORTH. April 16. — T<-xa.? Christian U niversity base­ baller? will jo u rn e y to College Station and Houston this week* end with one of their squad of thirteen men out on account of inj iii if-. The injured player is Will Wall?, bad ha# the result of a col­ in the second Texas game first-sacker, who shoulder as lision last week. a this road O arrelI Lester will hold down three the firstba.se spot for the gtimes of trip, while Harold Fullenw ider will go to the outfield. The shift will weaken a F ro g nine that is none too strong anyway, Purple and White will probably be lucky to get one victory out of the three the Aggies contests. They play F rid a y and S a turday , and t h e Rice Owl? Monday. and the decided a series but to la ter abandon the sport. Missouri wa? slated to e n tertain the Sooners at re­ duced budget was forced to c a n ­ cel. j Columbia but because of a last y ea r Iowa State, which claimed and received a co-championship with although the Sooners they lost to Missouri while Okla­ homa was all-victorious, was con­ tacted first of all but declined a series th a t would have draw n a packed g ran d sta n d at Norman. FORT WORTH, April 16.— What will C l a d Raymond B. (B ear) Wolf the North Carolina offe r? ab out do f rankly campus The T.C.U. T here ii doesn’t know. no be- on the hind-the-scene low-down situation for the simple reason th a t Coach Wolf himself doesn’t know what he is going to do. to quite “ I do not w ant to leave T.C. frankly. U.,’’ Bear says, “ I’m not going leave T.C.U. unless th at North Carolina o f fe r is a mighty good one. On the other hand, no one can a ffo rd to tu rn down a chance for real ad­ vancem ent, and if it looks as if t h a t ’s w hat it is, I’ll have to take it.” There has been some little talk, of course— most of it idle specu­ get lation— a? to Bear’s place if he should go N orth Carolina. to who might, The name most often men­ tioned is th a t in campus gossip of L ester Brumbelow, captain of T.C.tf.% first championship foot­ ball team in 1929, now coaching a t Lufkin. “ B rum ” was an all­ conference guard th a t year. happened has yet, however. Coach Wolf and North together. C a ro lin a may not get But meanwhile, are final word. the T.C.U. fans j r a th e r anxiously aw aiting a 1 Nothing Sports Notice rounds fo r Q U ALIFYING in tra ­ mural golf must be played and the score card signed by the pro and in to the intram ural office by Thursday, April 23. YALE KALMANS, turn ed sports manager. the The Bruins have displayed un­ expected prowess on cinder paths thus far, having taken third place Show meet, and second place last week the T exas tra c k team at behind the q u ad ra n g u la r m eet in F ort Worth. the F at Stock in to Though the Bears a re weak in the dash events, they are expec­ ted this take first honor? meet because of th e ir strength in distance the hurdles, on certain the in i stretches, and especially in u n i milt* ------------o------------ K I R S C H N E R W I N S in first place Virginia Kirschner, University the stu dent, won sta te F ederated Women's Music Club Contest in F ort W orth Thursday. Miss Kirschner, who plays th e violin, is an advanced s tu d e n t of Anita S torrs Gaedcke in the Texas School of Fine Arts and is Mrs. G aedcke’s assistant. She won the district contest held in San Antonio. A w w m a m m b t l M E N d e m a n d a n d ye t GENUINE BUCK -=Sl W a sh a b le W h ite C alf nam shoes in aft u t ­ san? mer T h e y ’re H ere i n c o m p l e t e t i n e * e * o r t - o r m e it t I , w i n g - s t r a i g h t v e n ­ t i l a t e d o r p l a i n t i p p e d , t o e s . A T O N L Y c o o fas #fH’H;i?Hi iii-'Ufii' :i!P'« Walk-Over Bootery I I # ! Big Six Schedule Crowds Sooners Spacial to Th* Hailu T e x a n ii? entire in NORMAN. Oklu., April 16.— The O klahom a bit < ■ b a 11 mam will l (.i.‘{(> play “ Big Six’’ the next six days. con ft*) once Coach We? F r y ’s powerful Kan- ,-a? S ta te invade Nor­ man F riday and S aturday, and will be followed, a f te r a one-day rest, by N eb rask a’? <’ornhuakers, who will be e ntertained Monday, team will C aptain l a w r e n c e “ B iff’’ Jones, tried representative for Sooner athletic hard schedule. 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As t he fi rst p r e - c a m p a i g n political g a t h e r i n g in . ■** “ I’ve got lots of t i me little nose. t hi nk to ______ T h e pr o f e s s o r i al s t a f f f o r t he f i rst t e r m o f t he s u m m e r session in t he Coll ege o f E n g i n e e r i n g as a n n o u n c e d by K, J . Ma t he w s , r e g ­ i s t r a r , will consist of VY, T. Rolfe, p r o f e s s o r of architecture! Dean T. U. T a yl o r , p r o f e s s o r o f civil e n g i m c l i n g : NY. ll McNeill, a s s o ­ c i a t e p r o f e s s o r of d r a w i n g : J. A. Correl!, p r o f e s s o r of electrical e n ­ g i n e e r i n g : H. E. De a l e r , p r o f e s ­ sor of mec ha ni c a l e n g i n e e r i n g . Dean c o ur s e - ec ond s e m e s t e r . 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A t h e r t o n did point out, h o we v e r , t h a t he did no t wish to t h a t impr es s i on l eave t hes e cases w e r e t h e y w e r e t y p i c a l ; m e r el y t hos e cases which he had f o u nd to be o u t s t a n d i n g in his r e ­ s e ar c h. H i s t o r i a n s G i v e n L u n c h e o n list t he S e a r s F. Ri e pma , W e s t e r n R e ­ serve Uni ve r s i t y, spoke on “ The Cr i me of 1878. ” In this p a p e r lie d e a l t wi t h t h e C o i n a g e A c t of 187.‘5. Thi s act, he e xpl a i ne d , d r o p ­ ped t h e s t a n d a r d si l ver d ol l ar of 412.5 g r a i n s of f r om m i n t e d coins, the onl y m e n t i o n of si lver coi n a g e t he r e f e r e n c e the “ t r a d e dol l ar , " p u s h e d by the We s t C o a st to c o m ­ b a t t h e Mexi can si lver doll ar. The a u d i e n c e , was plan, he told the t h e a c c us e d of ori gin b a nk s; in t he “ Cr i me b u t w a s n o t l abel ed l a t er of 1 8 7 3 ” unti l t h r e e y e a r s with t h e m a r k e t t he decli ne of pri ce of silver. b e i n g l a t e r to in F o l l o w i n g t he m o r n i n g session, t he h is t o r i a n s g a t h e r e d t he T e x a s Union f o r a l unc he on given in t h e i r h o n o r by T h e U n i v e r s i t y of Texas. Dr. E u g e n e G. B a r k e r of t h e U n i v e r s i t y p r e s i de d a n d in­ t r o d u c e d as a f t e r - d i n n e r s p e a k e r Isaac J. ( ’ox of N o r t h w e s t e r n Uni- ol coins w a s n o t only vers i t y, who r ea d his p a p e r , “ Rev- pr opos a l b u t also a o l u t i o n a r y R a c k e t e e r i n g on T e x a n F r o n t i e r . ” Mr. Cox, P e n d l e t o n the S ou t h G e or g i a In his " A R e c on- dde r a t i on of the P e n d l e t o n P l a n , ” C h e s t e r M. Dest l er, S t a t e the T e a c h e r s ’ Coll ege, a d m i t t e d P e n d l e t o n P l a n to r e t i r e t h e p u b ­ instead lic d e b t with g r e e n b a c k s a f i na nci al pr e s i de nt i al boon to it- s uppos e d a u t h o r . Ho w ­ e ver, t h e s p e a k e r p o i n t ed ou t , t he so-called Pl a n wa s n o t h i n g m o r e t ha n a c o m b i n a t i o n of t h r e e pr e vi ous l y a d v a n c e d d ebt - r e t i r e m e n t proposals. P e n d l e t o n , he sai d, had c o mb i ne d the t he or i e s of b o t h t he I nf l a t i on i s t s a n d Gold to in I R e d e m p t i o n ists w h e n t a k e issue on his p r es i d e n t i al n o mi n a t i on the c o n t r o v e r s y f o r c e d hi s t or y, de sc r i bed by Dr. the e a r l y dis­ B a r k e r as on e o f c o v e r e r s of e x ­ social plai ned t he f i l i b u s t e r i n g p r a c t i c e s on t h e T e x a n f r o n t i e r d u r i n g t h e e a r l y N i n e t e e n t h C e n t u r y , wi t h which a r e a s s oc i a t e d suc h n a m e s as Philip Nol a n, J a m e s Long, J a m e s Wi l ki ns on, A a r o n B ur r , a n d J e a n L a f i t t e , as m o r e p o t e n t e x a m p l e s t h a n e v e n a c t i vi t i e s the which b e a r this na me . o f p r e s e n t - d a y r a c k e t e e r i n g He n a m e d B u n and W ilkinson t h i s e a rl y as “ high p r i e s t s ” of r a c k e t e e r i n g a n d said t h a t “ t h e B u r r c o n sp i r a c y w a s t he mo s t c o n ­ s pi c uous r a c k e t in A m e r i c a n his­ t o r y . " Mr. Cox de s c r i b e d B u r r ’s a n d W i l k i n s o n 1* n o t o r i o us c o n s p i r ­ a cy a s on e devol vi ng into a d ou b l e r a c k e t — each d e s i r i n g to c o n q u e r Mexi co a n d to f r e e its o p p r e s s e d people, b u t ea c h t r y i n g to m a k e t h e g r e a t e r p u r p o s e s er ve his o wn p e c u n i a r y needs. it sel f T h e s e t wo n o t o r i o us c h a r a c t e r s f ol l owi ng of i n t r o d u c e d a g r e a t le s se r r a c k e t e e r s who a pe d but could n e v e r e q u a l t he i r acts, Mr. ( ’ox c onc l ude d. A F T E R N O O N S E S S I O N D I V I D E S I N T O G R O U P S A t 2: 3 0 o’clock y e s t e r d a y a f t e r ­ noon into t h e c o n v e nt i on divi ded t wo g r o u p s to h e a r r e s e a r c h p a ­ t he g e n e r a l h e a d i n gs p e rs u n d e r cl “ Problem-- in E x p a n s i o n " a nd “ T h e S o u t h a nd t he W e s t in t he Si xt i e s One g r o u p g a t h e r e d in G a r r i s o n Hall I u n d e r t he c h a i r m a n s h i p of Ki rke Me e hem, K a n s a s S t a t e Hi st or i c a l Soci et y, a n d in t he Geol ogy Bui l di ng 14 u n d e r c h a i r m a n s h i p of H a r r i so n A. 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He said t h a t the edi t ori a l s w e r e o ve r - de ve l ope d and t h a t t he p i o n e e r e di t or w r o t e very i n f o r ma l l y of e v e n t s t he c o m ­ mu n i t y . A i d C o m p a n y J o h n s o n ’* S u b j e c t J o h n s o n , in a FIngland S a m u e l A. 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Wi n s t o n of Sophie N e wc o m b C o l ­ pa p e r , l e g e , “ L ou i s i an a a nd t he A n n e x a t i o n of T e x a s . ” de cl a i m! his in “ Cit izen* O f New O r l e a ns we r e g r e a t l y c o n c e r n e d with T e x a s a n ­ n e x a t i o n , " Mr. W n - t on a s s er t e d , r e n d e z ­ “ New O i l c a n s b e c a m e a c o m i n g vous f or f i l i bu s t e r s to in it- a n n e x a ­ T e x a s to t a k e p a r t tion. L ou i s i an a n e w s p a p e r s widely the edi t or i al i ze d New’ O i l c a n - Bee, a Whi g j o u r ­ nal, r o u nd l y opposed a n n e x a t i o n " F i n a n c e P r o b l e m D i « c u * » e d issue, whi l e t h e T h e fi rst d a y of t he c on v e n t i on was b r o u g h t to a c l i max last night in t h e C r y st a l Ball Room of the Driskill Ho t e l with a n n u a l j t he d i n n e r of t h e a s s oc i a t i on. H. 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T h e Int er-ChurCh D r a m a t ic s L e a g u e w as o rg a n iz e d in 1933 by th e Rev. S. E. F ro s t, f o r m e r l y of th e F i r s t C o n g r e g a ti o n a l C h u rc h . T h is y e a r the leag u e will hold its th ird c o n te s t. A new plan w e n t la-t in to e ff e c t th e fall w h e n its fir s t a n n u a l s t u n t le a g u e ha d night. M e m b e rs o f le a g u e g r o u p s to a v a u d e v ille an d w e re open h o use held a t the W e sle y Bible C h a ir. T h e Hillel F o u n d a ­ lies! th e prize f o r tion won s t u n t. invited th e T h e ti c k e ts f o r th e t o u r n a m e n t may be b o u g h t f r o m m e m b e rs of th e c h u r c h g r o u p s a t 85 c e n t s f o r a sing le t o r both e v e n in g s . T he a w a r d s will be ti c k e t a n d 50 c e n t s I be m a d e T u e s d a y nig h t. L a s t w e e k Mr. E v e r e t t s t a te d th e k e y n o te of t h o u g h t t h a t he s t a t u e to re p r e s e n t is w h a t th e “ T h e p io n e e r w o m a n , ” w a s lost. in a he said, “ sh ou ld be show n b e a u t i f u l piece of h e r tim e w ith a g u n o r c h ild re n in h er a r m s , as she is o r d i n a r i l y pic­ t u r e d . " c o s t u m e C E N T R A L T E X A N S T O M E E T S t u d e n t s f r o m C e n t r a l T e x a - wil! meet in T e x a s I nion 301 T u e s d a y n ig h t at 7 :3 0 o’clock to o rg a n iz e a clu b . R obert Kassel! a n n o u n c e d . S t u d e n t s f r o m L lano , San S a b a , G illespie, B lanco, B u r ­ n e t, a n d K e n d a ll c o u n tie s a r e e x ­ p ec te d t o a t t e n d th e m e e tin g , he said. P.-T.A. 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S c h a e f e r , d is tr i c t c h a ir m a n , a sk it e n ti tl e d “ M a r th a W a sh in g to n R e t u r n s ” by th e H om e E co n o m ics D e p a r t m e n t a r e t r a in e d of th e A ustin H igh School, a s u m ­ m a r y o f r e p o r t s fr o m local unit c o n fe r e n c e s , a discu ssion of c h a n g e c a tio n by Dr. I. I. N elson , s u p e r i n ­ te n d e n t of U n iv e r s ity J u n i o r High S chool, a q u e stio n box by Mrs. A. Y. T r o u t m a n , a r e p o r t of C r e ­ d e n ti a ls c o m m i t t e e a n d a n ­ n o u n c e m e n ts f o r th e f u t u r e . th e I in r e s p o n s ib ility fo r e d u - ! in In s p e a k i n g o f th e c h a n g e in re s p o n s ib ility t o r e d u c a t io n , Dr. N elso n m e n tio n e d c o n d itio n s e x ­ is tin g in E n g la n d S e v e n ­ t e e n t h C e n t u r y a n d in A m erica in th e S o u th , th e C olon ial tu n es . In s t a t e w a s not c o n c e r n e d w ith ed to it w as u c a ti o n , an d th e in d iv id u als e d u c a t e to p r i v a te l y th e i r c h ild re n , he said. loft th e In th e m id dle s t a t e s e d u c a tio n a n d w as f o r re lig io u s p u rp o s e s p a ro c h ia l schools p rev aile d . New' PAGE F T /E th e f i r s t E n g la n d a d d e d a relig io us f la v o r to it its e d u c a t io n a l sy s te m , b u t was n ot as s t r o n g as t h a t in th e also middle s t a t e . It w as h e re t h a t laws w ere m a d e w h ereby e v e r y child u n d e r a c e r ­ tain a ge must be e d u c a t e d and , to e n f o r c e th is law, th e c o m m u n ­ it w as n o t o b serv ed ity in w hich was fined. 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A l l c n t r i e a m u s t be t h e < l r v r , * * t t h a t g i v e * t i t l e PLAYING THIS WEEK AT THE TEXAS T h u r * . 41 Fri.- S a t . — “ S m i l i n ' Sun At M o n i n R e d t h e R o e " - M a r g a r e t S t i l l . ,v a n T h r o u g h ” — N o r m a S h e a r e r , F r e d r i c M a r c h . L e s l i e H o w a r d - “ S h e C o u l d n ’t T a k e I t ” — G e o r g e R a f t A J u a n B e n n e t t . Dial 2-3164 Classified Dept. I T ’S D O L L A R W ISE to use i lie D aily T e x a n classified section. L ow rotes com plete U niversity (o v erag e n ■ader in terest—all com- bine to m a k e tins A u s t i n s most p ro fitab le adv ertising m edium . “Egging” On By Percy L. Crosby ■ - ■FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1936 CAMPUS SOCIETY f J n _ rV /C t VKI n i I 7 7 A E d it e d By E V E L Y N B U Z Z O P. T. A. Tea Held At Mansion In th e o ld -fa sh io n e d d o u b le p a r ­ lor- of t h e G o v e r n o r ’s M ansio n y e s t e r d a y a f t e r n o o n w e re e n t e r ­ ta i n e d th e m e m b e r s o f en th d is tric t o f th e C o n g r e s s of P a r e n t s an d T e a c h e r s c o n v e n in g h e re th is w e ek -e n d . A te a given th e A u stin C ou nc il o f P r e s i­ by d e n ts o f th e P. T. A. h o n o re d th e v is itin g d e le g a te s a n d g u e sts. th e sev- 1 In th e r e c e i v in g line w e r e Mrs. ( l a r k C a m p be ll, Mrs. Dowell B. J o h n s o n , Mrs. J a m e s V. Allred, Mrs. H. J. B e v e r s d o r f , Mrs. E r n e s t W ilson of L ulin g , Mrs. W. II. S c h a e f f e r o f F r e d e r i c k s b u r g , Mrs. A. P. R o b inso n, Mrs. Gay S ie k e r, Mrs. Max W e i n e r ! o f S e ­ g u in , Mrs. M u r r a y R am sey , Mrs. W. T. D e c h e rd , Mrs. A. Y. T r o u t ­ m an , Mrs. Cam is S l a u g h t e r , Mrs. W. .lessen, Mrs. S am F r e e m a n of S e g u in , a n d Mrs. W a l t e r Stielei o f C o m f o r t. T h e M a nsio n w a s d e c o r a t e d w ith .spring flo w e r s. M e m b e rs of t h e P r e s i d e n t s ’ C ouncil se rv e d in th e d in i n g room . Lour to Attend Boys Conference F o u r d e le g a te s fr o m th e v e r s i t y Y. M. C. A. will th e O ld e r f o r h e re to d a y C o n f e r e n c e in t o be h eld m o n t A pril 17, 18, a n d 19. T h e c o n v e n tio n is sp o n s o re d by the s t a t e Y. M. C. A., a n d a b o u t 300 o l d e r high school bo ys fro m S o u t h e a s t T e x a s a r e e x p e c te d to a t t e n d . T h e y will h e a r sp ee ch es by “ Y ” t a k e le a d e rs p a r t in d iscussion g ro u p s . a n d will B. T. W it h e r s , p re s id e n t of th e F r e s h m a n F e llo w s h ip ( lob. J o h n club, G r e e n , c o - c h a irm a n o f th e R alph M aho n, m e m b e r , a n d M. I). W o o d b u r y , a s s o c ia te s e c r e t a r y of th e “ Y ” a r c th e d e le g a te s fro m h e re who will go to b e a u m o n t . Mr. W o o d b u r y will h a v e c h a r g e o f th e le a d e r s h i p t r a i n i n g cou rse o f th e HUY C lu b, a n d th e o t h e r d e le g a te s will s p e a k a n d lead di- cussio n g r o u p s a t th e c o n f e r e n c e . Bartlett-Bailey T o Wed Sa til rd ,u Miss M a r c it* B a il e y will be m a r r i e d to J o h n E d m u n d B a rt l e t t A p ril 18 a t t h e h o m e o f the b r i d e ’s p a r e n t s , Mr. a n d Mrs. B e n ­ j a m in P. B ailey. T h e Rev. J a m e s st Allen will r e a d th e services. Miss B aile y did g r a d u a t e w ork to th e U n iv e rs ity fro m 1929 in 1933. — .— o--------------- R o u n d -U p F lo a t T o E nter P arad e “ T h e L a d y of 1 8 3 6 ” will m a r c h in th e B a tt le o f F lo w e r s parade in S a n Antonio* F ri d a y , A pril 24, ii w as a n n o u n c e d T h u r s d a y night at A lp h a Xi D elta, s o r o r i t y w hich e n ­ in I he Round-lJp t e r e d p a r a d e . th e float T h e float re ceiv e d th e a w a rd of be m o s t u n iq u e e n t r y , a n d will d riv e n th e B a tt le o f F lo w e rs p a g e a n t by J a n i c e M o eller, who also d ro v e t h e R o u n d -U p p a r a d e . in in it Z e ta T a u A lp h a h a s also be en a sk e d to e n t e r its f lo a t, th e c e n ­ t e n n i a l h a lf d o lla r, w hic h won f i r s t p riz e th e R o u n d - l 'p p a ­ ra d e , in the S an J a c i n t o p a r a d e in H o u sto n S a t u r d a y . — — o ---------- —— in C O R R E C T I O N is Mrs. M a ry G r e e r R u g e ley , who th e St. D a v id ’s H ospital died a t M o n d a y , is not a f o r m e r stu d e n t o f th e U n iv e rs ity a s r e p o r t e d by T h e D aily T e x a n . S h e th e m o t h e r o f M rs. T . J . L Blasin- g a m e o f D e tr o i t, Mich., w ho g r a d ­ T. R. u a t e d h e r e R u g e le y of W h a r t o n , w h o g r a d u ­ a t e d fr o m th e M edical School in in 1938, Miss B e tty G a lv e sto n L o v e R u g e le y w ho g r a d u a t e d in 1935, a n d H a m lin R u g eley , who will g r a d u a t e in J u n e . in 1927, D r. P H I P S I T O E N T E R T A I N Phi K a p p a P«i f r a t e r n i t y will e n t e r t a i n w ith an o p en h o u se t o ­ night fro m K u n til l l o'clock. SKIPPY ^ieticianfs’ onvention k g ns Today in T h e c o n v e n ti o n o f t h e T e x a s ta t e D ietetic A sso c iatio n will b e ­ in this m o r n i n g a t 9 o ’clock w ith Lco- eg n itra tio n ro o m . lomics B u ild in g f o r Hss S e lm a S t r e i t , d ie t ic i a n anil leo t tis h h a i r m a n o f the p r o g r a m co m m it- to- o u tl i n e d th e p r o g r a m foi th e H o m e r e a d i n g R ite D o r m i to r y a.v- ... . A t 9 : 3 0 o ’clock, c o f f e e will be e r v e d in th e p a tio o f t h e H o m e T h e openi­ b io n o m ics B uilding. n g session , w ith Dr. J e t W in te rs , 12. n e x t m e e t in g a t B u ildin g Mary E. G e a r in g , c h a ir m a n o f th e I be held a t IO o ’clock in H o m e ionomics I ifessor of n u tr it io n , p re s id in g , 8m e E c o n o m i c s D e p a r t m e n t , will lc o m e th e d e l e g a t e s . Mary R. lith, p r e s i d e n t o f t h e a s s o c i a ­ tio n , will g i v e t h e r e s p o n s e . \ T h e l'_ : >9 i ’e l o c k in H o m e E c o n o m i e s Build- U p 105 will be in th e c h a r g e of ■ S m i e R u th H a r r i s , d ie tic ia n f o r in H o u s to n . H e r m a n H o sp ital M a r y Dp G a rm o Bay a n of t o- unVnia U n iv e rs ity , New Y ork, I ypt*s *111 o f C h il d r e n 's Fond S e rv ic e , li­ b r a t i n g h e r ta lk w ith m o v ta g bfictures. . th e d e le g a te s will visit in i n t e r e s t A ustin Miss S t r e i t will e n t e r t a i n frith a b u f f e t s u p p e r at S c o ttis h Rite D o r m i to r y a t 7 o ’clock. le c t u r e on “ D i f f e r e n t A t 1:30 o ’clock places of , w h o will a t t e n d M iss M a r y E. S m ith , d ie t ic i a n bf M em o r ial H o sp ita l in H o u s to n , m d foi m e r ly of A u stin , nt o f th e asso ciatio n , s i < p i ’ e t h e r ot t h e c o n ­ t e n t i o n a r e Mis- Olive Black. Dal- v i c e - p r e s i d e n t; Miss J u a im a u uglas, B ay lor H ospital. D allas, M e a s u r e r ; - a n d Miss Hardy, Cohen H o u se, Rice I n s ­ tate, H o u s to n , s e c r e ta r y . I r e n e |oan Chambers To Marry Saturday T h e m a r r i a g e o f J o a n ( hum- b e r - of H o u s to n to A r t h u r H owes I > n i s , J r . , of New O r le a n s will t a k e pla ce a t noon S a t u r d a y at in H o u s to n . Holy R o sary C h u r c h H is s C h a m b e r s w as p r e s i d e n t ot K a p p a K ap p a G a m m a s o r o r it y While a t t e n d i n g school h i r e in 1 98 4. M ild red W a r i n g , f o r m e r s t u ­ d e n t o f th e U n iv e rs ity f r o m San An g e l o , will be a b r i d e s m a i d rn the we d d i n g . E liz a b e th T h o m a s of A u s tin will also be an a t t e n d a n t of th e b rid e . Phi Sigma Delta Elects Officers Phi S ig m a D elta m e t T u e s d a y th e f r a t e r n i t y n ig h t, A pril 14, at h o u se to elect o ff ic e rs . T h e t a l ­ lo w in g s t u d e n t s w e r e e le c t' d: D a ­ vit! H. 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T O D A Y IN B R I E F 9 o ’c lo c k — S e v e n th D istrict P .T .A . to m e e t a t U niversity High School. 9 o 'clo ck — R e g is t r a t io n fo r T e x a s S t a t e D ietetic A sso cia ­ tion in H o m e E c o n o m ic s B u ild in g R e a d in g Room. 10-1 o ’c lo c k — 2-6 o ’c l o c k - E x ­ h ib itio n o f p a in t in g s by R a y ­ m o n d E v e r e t t in A r c h it e c ­ t u r e Building. 10:30 o ’clo ck— D e m o c ra tic Lib­ e r a l s will m e e t a t th e S t e p h ­ en F. A u s ti n H ote l. 12:45 o’clock— Dr. C h a rle s A. T im m will sp e a k to I n t e r n a ­ tio n a l R e la tio n s G r o u p o f th e A. A. U. W. on “ P r o b ­ lem s o f A m e r i c a n N e u t r a l ­ i t y ” a t t h e U n iv e r s ity C o m ­ m o n s . I o’c lo c k — M exico C ity C lub , T e x a s U n io n . 4 o ’c lo c k — Dr. J . M. K u e h n e will s p e a k to th e A. A. II. 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