T o day’s Editorial

Leader Falla.

the I

texan

The W e a th e r

Cloudy, occasional shower* and cooler#

Volume 39 

Z 720

P ri ce F i v e Cent s

AUSTIN, TEXAS, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1938

Si x P age s Tori ny

No. 117

In a s u r p r i s e mo v e . K i n g C a r o t II of R u m a n i a s a t h i m s e l f u p a t 
d i e t a t o r - k i n g , 
r e s i g n a t i o n of P r e m i e r 
a b o u t 
O c t a v i a n G o g a . T h e K i n g “ a v o i d e d ” a f o r t h c o m i n g e l e c t i on , w h i c h 
w a s e x p e c t e d to s how 

t h e F a s c i s t s in a smal l m i n o r i t y .

t h u s b r i n g i n g 

t h e 

Peace Is Declared 
In Athenaeum Society

Assembly May Rework
Old Constitution

Figures In Rumanian Crisis

Students Vote 
On April 5

Revision Eliminates 
Veg ueness— Pickle

to 

A new c o n s titu tio n m a y be su b - 
: n u tte d 
t h e s tu d e n t body f o r 
j r a tif ic a t io n as a p a r t of t h e s p r in g 
1 elections, on April 5, J a k e P ickle , 
th e S t u d e n t s ’ A sso­

p r e s id e n t 
ciation. said M onday.

“ So m uch o f th e p r e s e n t co n- 
stitu tio n is v ag u e an d d i f f i c u l t t o 
I i n t e r p r e t t h a t a c o m p le te rev isio n 
to p r a c tic a lly a n ew 

will a m o u n t 
c o n s titu t io n .” Pickle said.

r e q u i r e 

is hoped 

P o u n d s III 

s e v e r a l w ee k s 
t h a t 

th* 
Revision a n d r e w r i t i n g of 
d o cu m en t is a ta sk t h a t w ill p ro b 
of 
ably 
w o rk . It 
th e new 
in s t r u m e n t can be c o m p le te d be- 
! fore 
in* 
s p r in g politics u n d u ly 
i flu onces th e w r i tin g o f it. J i m m i e 
t h e 
j c la r if ic a tio n of a m b ig u o u s cla u se s 
the p r e s e n t c o n s titu t io n . T h e 
j in 
n e x t sc heduled m e e t i n g o f 
t h e 
S t u d e n t s ’ A s s e m b ly is M a rc h IO,
: b ut s e v e r a l m e e tin g s will p r o b ­
ably be held b e f o r e t h a t tim e fo r 
the p u r p o s e of w o r k i n g on 
t h e 
ne%v p rin c ip le s o f g o v e r n m e n t.

is w o rk i n g on 

“ W e will e x a m in e 

t h e c o n s ti­
tu ti o n se ctio n by s e c ti o n ,” P ickle 
ex plain e d . A f t e r 
th e n ew d o c u ­
m e n t is c o m p le te d it will be mim- 
to
i e o g ra p h e d a n d a copy g iv e n 
each m e m b e r of 
the S t u d e n t s ’
A ssembly. T hey w ill t a k e ple n ty 
it, a n d th e n a 
of tim e 
th e 
m e e tin g will be held w hen 
T he v a r io u s p o in ts w ill be d e b a t e d .
Af t a r the A ssem bly h a s fin is h e d , 
it w ill be p u b lis h e d in T h e Dai l y 
T ex a n and 
the s t u d e n t body will 
vote on 
All 

i t , ” P ickle co n c lu d e d .

to stu d y 

be 

into 

laws 

th e n e w 

c o n s titu t io n , m a y 

passed b y th e A s­
sem bly. a t p r e s e n t n o t a p a r t o f 
in ­
the 
c o r p o r a te d 
o n e . 
S ev eral se ctions o f the old i n s t r u ­
m e n t which, a re o b so le sc e n t 
or 
su p e rf lu o u s will be elim in a te d . All 
prov isions o f th e new d o c u m e n t 
will be e x a m in e d and 
r e w o rd e d 
the h o p e s t h a t 
if n ee e-x arv , 
in 
less ro o m fo r d is ­
th e re will be 
pute s 
i n t e r p r e t a t i o n 
will be m a d e easier.

th a t 

and 

Full Schedule 
Will Greet 
Round-Uppers

C om m ittee Plans 
Revue, Parade 
On Varied Program

Eds A n d C o-Eds 
Sweep Sidew alks 
O n R oller-S ka tes

in 

th e h a n d s o f 

He w ho s k a te s 

is p u t t i n g his 
f e e t 
th e f a te s . 
She w h o sk a te s , a n d d o e s n ’t know 
how, o f t e n s ta y s on 
the side of 
d isc re tio n an d sits do w n a n d wa U, 
s k a t i n g h sw e e p in g 
t h e c a m p u s in sp ite of it all, and 
the s k a te r s , a t least some of th e n 
are s w e e p in g th e sidew alks. 

H ow ever, 

A m a t e u r s k a t e r s a r e sortie fur 

. 
, 
Ira.!.., a s ta g e abow an ,I 

B a seb a ll g a m e s, t h e a n n u a l re- when th e y go o ut on t h e ru
think s k a tin g 
buy

vue and hall. a t r a c k m eet, a pa- caUH<‘ 
stuff, 
open >k>, „ 

th
th,
ho u se , an d b e s t of all, your Mom think they w ill be pretty slick 
out- skating, they u sually put too mu 
anci p 0p— these are 

la r g e. Seca-,.so 

thc‘>’ 
they 

usually 

the 

, 

B

a n ^ 8T®®*® 
s t a n d i n g f e a t u r e s o f U, T.'s home- 
in spite o f the tact that th 
com in g c e le b ra tio n , 
the Round 
Up, w hich w e r e d efinitely placed ar,‘ ®° bound up w ith the 
po 
in sc h e d u le form Monday by the they usually bind the strap v<

wheels,

I c e n t r a l a d v iso ry c o m m itte e of the 

celebration.

th e 

C o r r e c t i n g 

sta te m e n t 
indi­
m a d e y e s t e r d a y which 
cator! 
th a t Dean T. U. T a y ­
lo r w ould i n \ i t e su rv iv o rs of 
th e firs t stu d e n t body only, 
th e f o llo w in g lis t of D ean 
T a y l o r s g u e s ts h a s been a n ­
n o u n c e d ; E v e r y m e m b e r 
of 
the s tu d e n t body o f th e first 
session, 1 8 8 3 -8 4 ; ev e ry m e m ­
b e r o f the g r a d u a t i n g class of 
1 8 8 8 ; e v e ry m e m b e r o f the 
g r a d u a t i n g class o f 1893.

| will 

; is t r a tio n a n d 

insp e ctio n of 

F r i d a y m o r n in g , April 8, reg- 
the 
g r o u n d s , in c lu d in g 
th e m a n y e x ­
hibits of th e v a r io u s d e p a r tm e n t s ,
ta k e place. T h a t a f te r n o o n 
T he U n iv e r s ity o f T ex a s b a s e ­
ball 
the a l l- s ta r 
p ro fe ssio n a ls, th e H ou ston B u ffs.
F o llo w in g this e v e n t will be 
the 
parade.

te a m will p la y 

loosely a r o u n d 
The s k a t e r s 

t h e i r ankle
to 
t r y 

ta k e D 

t r y 
Crockett** a d v ic e . T hey 
t 
m ake s u r e 
th e y ’r e rig h t so 
th e y m a y go a h e a d . T h e 
r 
tr o u b le is t h a t i t ’s too la t e w 
t h e y ’re w r o n g and 
th ey f in d 
b ac kw ard s.

I .

Posture Finals 
Tonight In Hogg

Dancing, M ovies 
Fill Intermission

O ccasion: F inal 

in the F 
P a r a d e , 
th e 
m e n ’s i n t r a m u r a l d e p a r tin g ] 
T im e ; T u e s d a y nig ht at 

s p o n s o r e d by 

o ’clock.

to r iu m . 

P la c e : H o g g M e m o rial

Audi-

0.0. McIntyre, 
Columnist, Dies
In New York

Was Friend O f W ill 
Hogg, Benefactor 
O f University

to 

th e 

'•plead 

C A L I I PO LIS, Ohio, F e b . 14— 
(INS i _ T his sho c k ed r i v e r com- 
m ig h ty a w a ite d to d a y th e r e t u r n 
of O. O. M c In ty r e 
t h e ho m e 
he left so lo ng ag o a n d to w hich 
he had o f t e n p ro m is e d 
to com e 
bai %a: d idle a w a y his la s t days.
the 
Like w ild fire t h e w o rd o f 
in N ew 
<''h 
to w n . 
th r o u g h 
rom the w h a r f , w h e r e he hid a n d 
shed while p la y in g h o okey f r o m 
I V 
elm -lined 
reefs he h a d o f t e n w r i tte n a b o u t, 
ie w ord flew .
'I he 

nm cd c o lu m n is t’s d e a t h 
\

f a m o u s c o lu m n is t p as sed 
s h o rtly a f t e r m id n ig h t yes- 
iay 'n his N e w Y ork P a r k A v e ­
rn 
a p a r tm e n t . O nly Mrs, Me­
lt vim, h e r cousin J o s e p h in e Mil- 
■ ■ lux, a n d a Mrs. G r iff ith s , 
n an S cience p r a c tio n e r , w e re 
h 
him w hen he died. Odd Mo­
in d o cto rs 
he had none in his la st illness. 

i r e d id n ’t b eliev e 

th r o u g h 

th e 

Ii

'n was 53 y e a r s old.

Mr. M c In ty r e ’s b o d y w as 

r e ­
moved to th e F r a n k E. Cam pbell 
M ortuary on B r o a d w a y . 
It w a ' 
Mrs. McIntyre*? wish th a t h e r h u s ­
b a n d ’s casket r e m a in closed. The 
t r a i n a t 6 
leave by 
t u r e body will 
wo- o’clock to d a y f o r H u n t in g to n , W . 
Va., w h e re it w ill be t r a n s f e r r e d 
a m o to r h ea rse t h a t will lead 

:30

e c o r te g e to Gallipolis.

A lth o u g h 

th e 

r e v u e will still 
spot?— 
B lu e b o n n e t 

th e 

the u su a l high 

A d m iss io n ; F r e e ,
c o n t a m 
p r e s e n ta t io n of 
A r e you co nu tig'1 If -o
Belles, T he U n iv e r s ity o f T ex a s see tw e n t y o f th e best-p< 
in t h e U n iv e r s ity walk. : 
S w e e th e a r t, and s w e e t h e a r t s from 
o f and climb ste p s to must
o th e r 
schools— a r r a n g e m e n t 
new , are j u d g e d by five per
th e a f f a i r will c o n t a m m a n y 
sec- will be u nkn o w n u n til th e end of
f e a tu r e s , J o h n A. M c C urdy, 
re ta m 
c o n te st. AT b u t th r e e of th e
s o f i a ’ ion, said. 

th e E x - S t u d e n t s ’ As-1 th e 

of 

O . O .' Friend O f Hogg, 
Eulogized Him

you Will 
sod girls 
O. M c In ty r e , who died M on- 
and, sit, 
m o rn in g , w a s a g r e a t f r ie n d
as th e y
ago,
ns, who w h e n H o g g died, M c In ty re w ro te 
fo r T he D aily T e x a n 
It w as a s fol-

d a y
of Will H ogg. E ight y e a r s 

a colum n 
cu b gizing Hogg, 

Henderson Funera
To Be Today At IO

F un eral services fo r Roy B. H enderson, late athletic director of 
t h e Interscholastic L eague, w ill be held this morning a t IO o’clock 
fro m the U niversity Methodist Church. The Rev. Edmund Heinsohn 
w ill have charge of the services. Burial will be in Memorial Park 
Cem etery.

Pallbearers are W. J. Disch Y L g g g 1 | 0

Clyde L ittlefield , T. H. Shelby, 
Roy Bedichek, Ed Rather, and 
W. T. Williams.

Mr. H enderson (lied Sunday in 
th e v eteran s’ hospital at Legion, 
n e a r Kerrville. H p had been ill 
taken 
sin ce N ovem ber and was 
to 
the v ete ra n s’ hospital F eb ru ­
ary I.

Surviving are his w idow; four 
children, Roy Jr., Lucy 
Ann, 
Mary, and Mrs. R. C. S cott of 
Hobbs, N. M.; his mother, Mrs. 
A nn ie E. Henderson o f San Fran­
cisco; a sifter, Mrs. Will Marsh 
o f San F rancisco; and three bro­
El 
thers, Paul H enderson 
Paso, and Harry and Ralph H en­
derson o f Fort Worth.

o f 

Mr. Henderson cam e to 

the 
U n iversity 
in 1914 as assistant 
director o f athletics a t the re­
quest o f L. T h eo Bellm ont, ath­
le tics director at that time. Mr. 
Henderson had worked under Mr. 
Bellm ont as athletics director of 
the Houston Y.M.C.A. in 1908 and 
1909.

In 1915 Mr, Henderson became 
general 
in structor o f University 
g y m classes. Handicapped by the 
la ck of equipm ent and space, he 
the problem of making 
attacked 
and 
his classes 
in teresting 
as 
the 
p rofitable as he could with 
that 
sam e drive and 
initiative 
characterized his 
long career as 
athletic director of 
scholastic League.

the 

Inter- 1 

F u n e r a l service# w dl be held 
at IO o ’clock this m o rn in g for 
Roy B. H e n d e r s o n , a th le tic di­
r e cto r o f 
I n te rsch o la s tic 
th e 
L e a g u e , w h o died S u n d a y .

Texas Students 
Convene Here

In 1916 the Longhorn basket-; 
learn, under his coaching, j 
ball 
piled up the 
ever 
largest score 
made by a U niversity basketball 
team. The Steers were u ndefeated 
The T ex a s S t u d e n t G o v e r n m e n t 
that year. Through his work with
th is te a m , Mr. H en d e rso n w on th e j C o n g re s s will r e t u r n to it? b irth- 
 T h c U n iv e r s it y o f Texag
a d m i r a t i o n o f e v e ry lo v e r o f th e I ^

G overnm ent M eet 
Set For Feb. 25-26

See H E N D E R S O N , P a g e 6 

_________________________ I _______c a m p u s , 

 

fo r 

its 

, *
f o u r t h 

a n n u a l

c o n v e n tio n F e b r u a r y 25 a n d 26,
T w elv e T e x a s schools h a v e a i ­
to H a r v e y Pul-

f o rw a r d e d 

re a d y 

E D I T O R ’S N O T E

S t a r t i n g n e x t w eek 

, 
th is col-
u m n will be a r e g u l a r S u n d a y fea
.I 
* 
l u r e t o r th e p u r p o s e o f a id in g th e I 

m * .j * 

i 

I ham . p r e s id e n t of 
, 
in te n tio n of 
; th e ir 

th e co n g re ss,
*
.. 
fro m
se n d in g 
th r e e d e l e g a te s each. Pul-
an d j Ham sa id M on d a y t h a t he e x p e c te d 
r e p r e s e n t s - 

least 

t h e i r 

p ro b lem s 

m a ny c a m e r a f a n s on th e c a m p u s I onp 
in so lv in g 
k e e p in g up w ith the latest, devel- a t 
o p m e n ts in p h o to g r a p h y . I t is f o r H ives f r o m t h i r t y schools.
th e b e n e f it o f 
are 
s tr ic tly a m a t e u r s , t h e r e f o r e , n o n ­
te c h n ic a l.

s e v e n ty -f iv e 

th o se who 

The m e e ti n g w as held last y e a r 
at T .C .U , w ith th ir ty - tw o u n iv e r ­
sities a n d 
r e p r e s e n te d .
colleges 
H e a d q u a r t e r s f o r th is y e a r ’s m e e t - 1 
in g w ill be in th e S t u d e n t A ssoria- I 
the T e x a s U nion, i 
n o n o ffic e s in 
- - b y j. r. p a l m The S t u d e n t s ’ A sse m b ly T h u r s d a y j 

nig h t v o te d to u n d e r w r i te t h e in i ­
tial e x p e n se o f the c o n v e n tio n . 

\

T hose who wish 

to do 
invited to subm it 
so a r e 
in v ited to s u b m i t ' .
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this 
t o 
th e ir p ro b le m s 
th is 
t o 
t h e i r p ro b le m s 
discussion.
f o r 
c o lu m n 
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A n d then, the ball . . . 
S a t u r d a y m o r n in g 

the a n n u a l 

m e e ti n g o f e x - s tu d e n ts w ith 
m o th e r s a n d 
a n d 
m e etin g o f th e T e x a s e x - s tu d e n t movie? 
o f fic e r s will he held, 

f a t h e r s ; 

girls 

the H ou sto n B u f f s and 

E v e n t s o f S a t u r d a y a f t e r n o o n v,ia *)e 
b as eb a ll 

will he a n o t h e r 
with 
tr a c k m e e t, in w hich the U n iv e r- ° ! K°°d aHl! P 
sk y , S M.IV, Tu VU., a n d B a y lo r m o d e rn b a d ro o i
U n iv ersity will p a r ti c ip a te .
T h e C u r ta in < Tub will 

in te r m is s k 
P hillips w

g am e 
a 

hav e 
in S a t u r d a y 
sta g e 
in Hogg M e m orial A u d ito ­

c h a r g e of 
th e 
n i g h t 's e n t e r t a i n m e n t — a 
show 
rium ,

le ad 

j i n tr a m u r a l group* a r e r e p r e s e n te d
by th e c o n t e s t a n ts .

in te rm is-

I rn rin g 
t h e j rions, while the 
th e decisions, a ter 

one of the 
iud

w

t a k e n 
in prelii
-showt 

‘p a r e r 
in u te reel 
f rt 
last 
a 
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rn ra t

the 
n of 
‘lim inal ie? 
>wn. D u rin g 
J o e W hit Ie i 
give a dom
te e
ri nr. o r 
d am
A g n e s S tac y , i n s t r u c to r 
cal 
the p r o g ra m , will m a k e announce 
rn e n ts .

t r a i n i n g w ho 

oh
irge

is in 

M r

f irs t 

T h r e e 

places will 

! 
a w a rd e d , as well a s th r e e secom
l a n d six th ir d p la ce honors. All of
the g irls in th e f in a l will be given
. 
team?
in t r a m u r a l p o in ts for 

t h e 

, 

. 

, 

, 

. 

,, 

, 
, 

, 
s tu d e n ts , e x - s tu d e n ts , a n d 

t h e T e x a s U nion. E n t e r t a i n - 

t o r 
m o th e r s and f a t h e r s will be held ^ ov re p r e s e n t
in 
m e n t f o r this is b e i n g p la n n e d by {hp Rrnup(. 
G e o r g e E. H u r t , f a c u lty sp o n so r fo}io v s : M a rjo r ie V id erso m D elta 
for t h e p r o g ra m , a n d B ry an B e c k ,'
f a r t h e projrram . a n d B r y a n B eck, D e lta D e l t a ; C l e a n A p p l i n g Z e t a

r - n u r l - ‘“ ' “ " J s p o n so r f 0]io w , : M a r jo r ie V ndc

T h e girls a p p e a r i n g to n ig h t and 

th e y r e p r e s e n t a n

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s » » » c n i m : p , 

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( te e n ; H e le n B u tle r , 

t »« M p h , ; .. 
stye 
M a ., A lp h a ; B e th Butt 

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TV '

could ev e r n ig h t m a de 

th e m o tio n 

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ma!

to 

a n d 

n e w 

a p s 
t h e m o s t vivid per- 
T e x a s xviii e v e r know- h as
,e on 
g r e a t e r 
mph?. J say “ gone o n ” f o r n 
ne one pi vab I e th a t a p e r s o n a lity 
h as t h a t o f W illiam C liffo rd
rg could e v e r die
sine e x tin c t.
he g r e a t s t a t e and th e e q u a lly 

See M c In ty re , P ag e 6

Radio Auditions 
Start Today

P e a c e has bee n d e c la r e d 

in A th e n a e u m L i t e r a r y Society.

m e e tin g last nigi t in th e L a w B uilding w as in co m p lete c o n tra s t 
to 
t h e m e e ti n g a week ago, w h e n b o th o r a to r ic a l ho*ties and one f ist 
f ig h t d o m in a te d th e s o c ie t y ’s ac tio n es in the • lection o f o ffic e rs.

V in c e n t Lie at a, one of th e c a n d id a te s fo r p r e s id e n t of the o r g a n i ­
-

............................ 

last m e e tin g , 

last*- 

the 

zation b ‘ 

to allow 
t >

H e r m a n F itts , his o p p o n e n t, 
ta k e the c h a ir by u n a n im o u s vol 
T he m o tio n p assed , F i t t s becam e 
p r e s id e n t, 
hostilities 
w ere 

th u s c e a s e d .”

“ ail 

a n d 

\ 

secon d 
ever, w hen 
to elect a s e r g e a n t- a t - a r m s .

f ig h t 
th e 

loom ed, how ­
s ta r t e d 

so c iety 

Display Honors 
Lincoln, Chaucer

Roman Collection 
Shown In Tower

f o r 

co n s id er 

th e 
s p o n s o r e d 

F irs t ria;, >f a o p tio n s f o r radio 
T e x a n 
on 
byj 

F ro m th e field of s e v e r a l c a n ­
th is o ffic e, which 
d id a te s 
h ig h e s t 
m e m b e rs 
c o m m e n t a to r s 
h o nor A th e n a e u m c a n bestow on
nig h tly n e w s c a s t 
L u ck v S trik e will s ’art a t 1:30 a fellow m e m b e r , W a r r e n H u g h e s, 
o’clock th is a f t e r n o o n a t th e Phy- r e ti r in g p r e s id e n t, and th e G h o st 
( o n n a lly w e r e selected 
sics B u ild in g a u d i to r iu m , follow- 
T om 
led 
ru n -o f f. T h e Ghost 
ing th e first b r o a d c a s t last night fo r 
!i 
firs t b a llo tin g by a 19-16 
o v er K N O W . L ast n i g h t ’s new s- the 
c a st was i n tr o d u c e d b y Ed Byers, vote. In 
the r u n - o f f H u g h es w as 
t e x a n e d ito r , a n d 
K N O W a n n o u n c e r . 
T he fix . - m in u te 

a selected by a 29-6 v o te .

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t h e L ib r a r y 

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Election ru les a r e ex p e c te d t o 
n e w 
sta te s m a n a n d a m a s te rp ie c e in com prise 
fill-
sections. Provisions f o r 
E nglish 
l i t e r a t u r e a re co m m em 
o r a te d 
B u ilding ing of vacancies in s tu d e n t o ffic e s 
display this week w ith a n A bra- also will be w ritte n . T he section 
th e L o a n d ea lin g w ith th e J u d ic ia r y C oun - 
ham Lincoln *‘\ h i b i t in 
J! xviii be m ade c le a re r, especially 
D e p a rtm e n t a n d ill u s tr a te d selec- 
lio n s 
“ C a n te r - th e article d e a lin g w ith app e als 
b u r y T ales” 
in th e main c o r r id o r . 

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in 

' h e display cases 

th e Council. 

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se n t 
t h r o u g h 
c a r e of T he D aily T e x a n . 

b e ; ,, p. 
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i n ! A^ P n l“ G°VernT"ent HaVe IN GW jCnOmf I ll OS 

L eighto n C o r n e t t, s tu d e n t who
is a c a n d id a te f o r th e H ou se of 
K ir b y H a l l ; S a r a P e a r l 
Jacobs,
g r a m s a t 1 0 :1 5 o’clock xxiii be R e p re s e n ta tiv e s f r o m Red River 
A lp h a E p silon P h i; Doris L a r y ,
rea d by KNOW ‘a n n o u n c e r s fo r C ounty, ad d re sse d 
:h e m e m b ers.
A lph a Chi O m e g a ; Jai 
th e first, w e a k w hile a u d i tio n s are 
i C z e c h ; R e e d a 
Lee Met orrnick,
b e in g held on th e c a m p u s f o r th e
A lp h a Xi D e lta ; H elen N eveR w ,
t w o
lest s t u d e n t voices to h andle 
a n n o u n c e d D e lta Phi E p s ilo n ; H elene Ran-
job d u r i n g th e s e m e s t e r . Of 
th e 
c u p s do lph. Chi O m e g a ; Lave a Ray-
that 
tim 
th o u s a n d s o f a p p l ic a n ts e x ­
is c a p a b le of ta k i n g m ore a r *v 26, a n d J a k e Pickle, ^ pre s i* 1 hav e been o f fe re d to P a n h e lle n ic mo rid, A us te x ; Lillie R uth, L am
pected to tr y o u t, te n will be se ­
J by a n a l u m n a of th e U n iv e rsity to P h i B e t a ; M a ry Sloan, N ew m an
lected b y a g r o u p of local ju d g e s 
R u th
in Hall, L y d ia S p a - ck, Czech
s ti m u la te a g r e a t e r 
\ , | r.]i L j- til al d ec isio n by B oake C a r t e r 
this g re s s a n d e x p la in t h e m e e ti n g pur* j stu d y in g . A n a v e r a g e m e m b e rsh ip S p a rg e , A lp h a P h i; A u b a t
lens I poses. 

* 
A u s t i n s M ayor 
o n the m a r k e t f o r a d v a n c e d am a-} P ro b a b ly wdl! w elcom e th e v is itin g j d e a n o f w om en, has 
t e u r s is a m u c h ly im p ro v e d A r g u s , ' collepre d e le g a te s F r id a y , F e W | 
w hieh 
d i f f i c u l t sh o ts 
A F model. 

the S t u d e n t s ’ A sso c iatio n , 
wil1 Sive th e k e y n o t e of th e con- 

Tem M iller M rs. K a th le e n Bland, a s s is ta n t 

U V U Ch. O m e g a ; M a ry H unt,,,ti 

ta k e n . T e m s o n , K a p p a K appa

G a m m a ; yn<i Lowell T hom as,

tw o n e w scho larsh ip 

A m e m b ersh ip 

r e g u l a r I d e n t 

d riv e xxiii 

in te r e s t 

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xviii 

ta k e 

place 

R e g is tr a tio n 

j T ho se above 

iris d ia p h r a g m 

, of t h e sororities wdll be 

to 1 / 3 0 0 i the F orty Acres, including a trip other cup. 
to the tower, and a banquet Fri- 

The b ig g e s t a d v a n ta g e o f 
n e w M odel C A r g u s is t h e 
a n d s h u t t e r . T h e le n s is a f:3 .6 
c o lo r- c o r r e c te d a n a s t i g m a t s e t in ! F r i d a y in th e S tu d e n t A sso c iatio n j m e a n will 
s h u t t e r w ith J o ffic e s , A sight-set ing 
a n 
te n sp eeds 
from 1 / 5 
second. Used with th e n ew ultra 
speed film th a t is n ow available, day n ight will furnish 
th e s e f e a t u r e s will allow a much day’s entertainm ent. 
g r e a t e r l a t i t u d e of s u b je c t s t h a n ; 
w i t h e s t a n d a r d A r g u s . T h e n ew c o n d u c te d S a t u r d a y , e n t e r t a i n m e n t I M r s * B l a n ;> d r e s s e d 
lens, s h u t t e r , a n d 
b r in g t h e M odel C A rg u s up to 
a lm o s t as u s e f u l a c a m e r a as w a s : n e r S a t u r d a y n ig h t will co n c lu d e su sp e n d e d pledges. E v e r y 
th e L eica o r C o n t a x b e f o r e 
new f ilm xx as m ade.

should S a t u r d a y a f t e r n o o n fo llo w in g e l e c - ! p o r ta n c e 

T h e g r o u p d iscussions will be j 

th e c o n v e n tio n . 
the c o n v e n tio n .

P ul l i a m said M o n d a y h e w o ul d w “ ° 

ev e ry 

film 

the 

the 

D ean Moore xxiii ha nd l e 

t o u r of j th o s e below' will be g ive n 

th e 

ol 

t h e first I grades, which will be c o ns id er ed
on the basis o f quantity as well as 

lie g iv e n one cup, a n d
t h e 

a r it h m e ti c a l and Hay P e a r l Wood

Phi M'

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B e c a u se 

t h e r e Were no
c a n ts . T he A m e r ic a n Ba; kl
i m - j s e d a t i o n Loan S ch o la r rn 

I i -
a pp! I
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vie

sorority'.- not aw arded^ in ULU. Ti. 

th e 

te n will 

receive 
b r o a d c a s t o n e ' full 

E a c h o f 
$10 a n d us
p r o g r a m . T h e i r voices will be re-! 
co rd e d a n d se n t 
to N ew York 
w h e r e 
tw o hest will be >e- 
t h e 
le e te d b y Mr. C a r t e r a n d Mr. 
T h o m a s. Tim se le c te d c o m m e n t a ­
t o r s will a l t e r n a t e in th e r e g u l a r 
b r o a d c a s ts , n e w s f o r w hich xxiii he 
p r e p a r e d by m e m b e r s 
the 
T e x a n s t a f f .

of 

tion o f n ew o f fic e r s, a n d a din- j k n o w led g e of th e rules r e g a r d i n g a r s h ip 

is a w a r d e d year

A n o th e r f e a t u r e o f th e c a m e r a w elcom e th e aid o f U n iv e r s it y s t u ­
f in d e r . Al- d e n ts in a r r a n g i n g a n d c o n d u c tin g 

bs a built-in r a n g e 
t h o u g h 
to b e ; 
it d o e s n o t seem 
T he S t u d e n t G o v e r n m e n t Con- 
s y n c h ro n iz e d w ith th e lens, it will | 
e l im in a te “ g u e s s fa c u s in g ,” which g ress w a s o r g a n iz e d 
in 1935 by 
ru in s so m a n y p ic tu re s. I t is o f ( s e v e r a l m e m b e r s o f the S t u d e n t s ’ 
t h e sp lit im a g e s e x t a n t ty p e and A ssem bly w ith T om C u r r ie as th e 
is b u ilt dow n in th e body o f th e 
c a m e r a , which f re e s it to a g r e a t ------------------- --------------------------------- -
e x te n t f r o m d a n g e r o f b r e a k a g e .

le a d e r o f th e m o v e m e n t

c o n g re ss.

I v a 
1X0 

not nif*ke

fre<h- dent - m a j o r i n g 

m
I m a n P ^ d g e o r soph om ore t r a n s f e r no m ic s, o r r e la te d
„,.0 j „ L r a fipnenJAtr! 
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g r a d e a r e d e p e n d e n t , a1 

b a n k in g .
subject s,
lo, t nt r i i ibx 
partial, x, 
lea- 
p o in ts is susp ended. A s u s p e n d e d ; upo n th e i r owrr-iabor. H ig h g ra d e s, 
p le d g e m ay not 
c l o s e d 1 in te g r ity , c h a r a c t e r , c o m p ete n ce , 
m e e ti n g s o f the so ro rity , w e a r h e r am i a p t i t u d e a r e ta k e n into con-j 
ple d g e pin, a t t e n d he r owrn f o r - s id e ra tio n in th e a p p o i n tm e n t. The 
loan 
is r e p a id a f t e r t h e s t u d e n t
m a l, o r Jive a t the s or ori ty house, 
le a v e s school, at an interest, ra te
of 5 ]ier c e n t a y ea r. 

a t t e n d 

Race Relations Week 
To Be Observed Here

T h e s c h o la r s h ip w as a w a r d e d in

Kino to Th™™ m. Porsn,,-, who 'y ' Freshmen To H ear
rec eiv e d ht< m a s t e r of a r t s d e g re e 
at 

I a l ks O n Philosophy

th e U n iv e r s ity . 

_ 

.. 

.

F o rm e r s tu d e n ts of N o rth T e x a s
s ta r t e d next w eek, H e r b e r t Pe tr y , C h a rn w o o d arni a n a u t o b io g r a p h y A g ric u ltu ra l College will m e e t
v ic e-p re side nt, a n n o u n c e d .
com piled by S te p h e n s o n . Also dis- W e d n e s d a y nig h t at 8 o'clock in 
played in th is case arr- T o w n s e n d ’s G arrison Hail LOI to ft rm a clu b 
“ Lincoln a n d His W i fe ’s H o m e composed o f e x - s tu d e n ts of 
th a t 
th e Wor l d school. A n y U n iv e r s ity s tu d e n t 
T o w n ” ; 
tim e a tte n d e d 
E m a n c i p a t o r ” 
“ L incoln in 

b y Dr.ilk w a te r ; who has a t any 
Illin o is” by R o b e rts; N T.A G. is invited.

McKenzies Have 
Reception Today

“ L in c o ln , 

Uni ver si t y Ba pt i s t C h u r c h an d an,£ Angie. ^ 

The Rev. W a l t e r H. Mc Ke nzi e of and “ Mary L in c o ln ” by S a n d b u r g 

T h e cSub m e m ber? will elec t 
t h e i r of ficer s, a f a c u lty sponsor,
Mrs. M cKenzie xxiii be a t hom e at. 
R e p ri n ts b y the C a m b r id g e I n:- I nte r-C ity ( ouncil r e p r e s e n ta t iv e s ,
3301 W e s t .Avenue T u e s d a y fro m v a r s it y L i b r a r y o f selections fro m anfj a B l u e b o n n e t Belle n om in ee.
Students who hav e b ee n le ad in g 
4 until 6 o'clock in th e a f te r n o o n 
in th e main corridor. the m ov em ent to fo rm a n N .T.A.C. 
and 8 u n til IO o ’clock at night. 
“ Monk’s ciub are j ak«, r, den> B a rb e e T a y - 
All B a p tist s t u d e n t s an d f a c u lty 
Robert Mitchell, A u d re y Cox,
m e m b ers, and all m e m b e r s o f th e ir 
“ L ar s on ’s s id n e y Ma rt i n. Babel L ah ey, Hal 
c o n g r e g a tio n hav e been invited.

includes 
“ P P a r d o n n c r V 

( h a u e e r s *( anierbury 

Tale,” j 

^ 

^ 

l a m . ” “ Wi le of S n y d e r anrl W a lte r Williams. 

“ Reeve-Cook 

.... 

 

 

 

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d isplay 

G e o f f r e y 
T a l e s ” a r e 
The 
T a l e . ” 
“ Miller Reeve L i n k . ” 
T a l e , ” S h i p m a n ’s 
B a t h ’s T a l e . ” a n d 
Link ”

i, .„u n . , . Univer sit y 

A p e r m a n e n t 

loan 

f rom 

the

ED M A JO R S TO M E E T

” •

is on display 

T he P hysical E d u c a tio n M a jo rs
to n ig h t at 7:45
Classical Ro manc e D e p a rtm e n t on o’clock in th e T e x a s U n ion. Ama* 
the 
tem* n ig h t p e r f o r m a n c e s will be 
to w e r , The 
c o n ta in s j g ive n , a f t e r which a b r ie f business 
pieces of R om an cooking utensils me e t i ng w ill be held, C la re n c e 
S h elto n , s e c r e t a r y - t r e a s u r e r , said.

See D ISPL A Y. P a g e 6 

C lub will meet 

tw e h ty -s e v e n th 

floor of th e 

collection 

t i e

in 

in 

O t h e r f e a t u r e s in clu d e p ro v i­
sion f o r 
le n s e s 
in t e r c h a n g e a b le 
and a b o d y o f m e t a l 4 nd p o l­
ished p la s tic , w hich, th o u g h not 
str ik in g 
a p p e a r s 
rath er p r a c tic a l. C o n tr o ls ha ve 
been m a d e m ore a c c e s s ib le 
to 
fo r m e r 
f i n g e r s 
the 
m o d e ls. A r g u s 
is a ls o b u ild in g 
a n e w e n la r g e r w h ich c a n be 
used w ith t h e f : 3 .5 

b e a u t y , 

th an 

lens.

on 

t h e b o o st in 

The b ig g e s t d i s a d v a n t a g e 

of 
th is c a m e r a 
in c o m p a r is o n w ith 
t h e s t a n d a r d m od els is t h a t a lo n g 
th e 
w ith 
m a n u f a c t u r e r s have b o o ste d 
th e 
price to $25. D e a le r s sa y t h e y will 
t h e m on h a n d as soon as 
h a v e 
m a n u f a c t u r e r s can 
t h e i r o r ­
ders*

q u a l ity , 

fill 

.

16 Pass German 
In Language Exams

S t u d e n t s 

S ix te e n o f the 

from T he U n iv e r s ity 
o f T e x a s, T illotson College, a n d 
t a k e
S a m H u s to n College xviii 
A rc h ie Ray Allen, U n iv ersity 
t h i r t y - f o u r s t u ­
p a r t in a special b r o a d c a s t in ° b - ; g tu d e n t w ho wFa? b u r n e d N’ovem-
s e rv a n c e o f Race R e la tio n s W e ek ,
d e n ts w ho to o k th e G e r m a n ic lan-
b e r 23 while u sin g a clea nsing 
g u a g e s e x a m in a tio n la st S a t u r d a y ' F e b r u a r y 13-20. at 0 :4 5-1 0 o’clock
f lu id in t h e y a r d of his h o m e at 
t o n ig h t o v e r K N O W . T h e b r o a d ­
a f t e r n o o n passed it.
100 0 W e s t T h i r t y - t h i r d S t r ee t , 
c a s t will o r ig in a te fro m th e U n i ­
t r a n s f u s i o n 
a blood 
u n d e r w e n t 
v e r s it y M ethodist C h u r c h and 
is 
S u n d a y , M a rv in Casey, a f rie n d 
s p o n s o r e d by the A u stin S tu d e n t 
of A lie n ’s, gave his blood f or the 
I n te r - R a c ia l Commission.
t r a n s f u s io n . A lle n ’s c o n d itio n is
r e p o r te d to be u n c h a n g e d a n d an- 

T R A N S F U S 1 0 N G IV E N

T h e y w e r e K le n o r a A lb r e c h t, 
R. G. B o u n d s J r ., D o r o t h y C a r u ­
th e rs, D o ro th y A n n e t t e ( a to , Viv­
J u a n i t a 
ian C. D o e p p e n sc h m id t, 
K a s t n e r , W a l t e r K u e h n e , 
J o h n 
Milton L a u g h lin , M a ry L o u M ell- 
h a n y , Lowell Russell P a t t o n J r . , 
G ilb e r t P ries?, M a rtin W illiam 
S c h w e tt m a n n , J u l i a n n e Still, S am 
Nail W e b b , V io le t W i tte , a n d E l ­
m e r S. W y n n e . 

\

T h e r e s u lt s of 

th e cither f o r ­
eign l a n g u a g e e x a m in a tio n s hav e 
n o t y e t been a n n o u n c e d .

in 

in Bible 

S e m in a r y 

D r. T h o m a s WL C u r r ie , p r e s i ­
th e A u stin P r e s b y t e r i a n 
d e n t o f 
a n d 
i n ­
T h eolog ical 
s t r u c t o r 
th e U n iv e r ­
sity will m a ke a s h o r t ta lk . P r in c e 
P a tr id g e , s t u d e n t a t T illotson Col-j* 
lege, will read som e of his ow n 
p o e try . 
T he p r o g r a m will also 
c o n ta in songs f r o m Tillotson a n d 
S am H u s to n ch o ra l g ro u p s.

tr a n s f u s i o n will be g h e e . 

y ’___________________________ _ 

o t h e r 
10 
T W O M O R E R E G I S T E R 
T w o m o r e s tu d e n ts 

, jrHt o f 
t h e w orship c o m m itte e . 

B unny R u t h T a y l o r will 

d anc e.
M onday , b r i n g in g the r e g i s t r a t i o n ; lips will 
f o r the se cond s e m e s t e r to 8,928. M a r t h a H arw oo d, c h a ir m a n o f th e 
T o ta l e n r o ll m e n t 
p r e s e n t 
L ong social 
Session w a s b r o u g h t to 10,049. 

i p la n s f o r the n e x t clu b d ance.

c o m m itte e , will 

a G ypsy 

t h e 

for 

do 

i G e o rg e AV. B eaver, T. H. Barrow*,
sin g J , Mack Har ri s, A lf H a r v e y , C a rl
T. C. Mc-
C a rlso n ,
Cornrick, AL Y. Colby, J . AA Max 
well, AV. ( ’. Raines, Ck P. B one r, wT 
L ake R. P y la n t, M a nda C a r t e r ,
^and £ . A. C arter. 

I

r e g is t e r e d se v eral selections, a n d R u th Phil- C a rlso n , J . C. T ittle , 

EYES OF TEXAS. . . . . .

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmrnmmmmmmm C a m p u s NdWS As Seen By J O E BELDEN

I F YOU S H O U L D W A L K in to one o f th e D r a g c o f f e e d isp e n sa r ie s
a t 3:30 o'clock m ost any a f t e r n o o n you will p r o b a b ly see t h r e e 
o r f o u r s t u d e n t s i n t e n t o v e r th e ir cups in a p r iv a te b ull session. 
P re s id in g o v e r this m e e tin g will be G ranville P rice, a s s is ta n t p r o ­
fessor o f jo u r n a lis m .

He is one o f th e few on the f a c u lty h e r e who g a t h e r s his s t u ­
in f o rm a l d iscussions on t h e w e a th e r , 

dent* a b o u t him a n d has 
th e N ew Deal, can d id c a m e ra s , or w h at-h a v e-y o u .

In the T e x a s U n ion t h e r e a r e g r e a t lo u n g e s w ith d ee p chairs. 
Did y o u ev e r see a p r o f e s s o r in t h e r e , wuth s tu d e n ts, Setting them 
know h im a w a y f ro m the classroom, aw ay from a club m e etin g 
o r a le c tu r e p la t f o r m , w here they can really become f rie n d s? 
Som e do it— D ean Parlin, Miss Gebauer. Miss Peck, and others. 
But w h y not m o re o f th e m ? 

. »

is not 
T O D A Y ’S N A M E— Let it be know n th a t her nickname 
TED. but H D — full name, EL IZA BE TH GALE LIPSCOMB of
Bonham.

T h e hosts xviii I"1 as siste d in r e ­
ceiving by th e ir c h ild r e n , Mr. and
A u d itio n s a r e open to b o th m en Mrs. H a r o ld M cK enzie, M r. a n d 
t h e only re s tr ic tio n Mrs. C h a rles B u r to n M cK enzie,
a n d w o m en , 
b ei ng t h a t the p a r t i c i p a n t m u s t be Mrs. L u c ia n C. C a r t e r of B e au - 
m o m , a n d Miss M a ry Beth AKU
i U n iv e rsity s tu d e n t. 

______________________________ 

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* 

 

 

Th* 

p r o g r a m will deal w ith of B elton.

s t u d e n t s ort th e B.S.U . Council 
U n iv e r s it y n e w s exclusively, a n d ! 
s e rv in g a r e 
will be on th e a i r o v e r K N O W f o r ; w ho will assist 
five m in u t e s ea ch 
f r o m M ildred Riddle, N a o m i Blimp, Bes- 
M onday t h r o u g h F rid a y t h r o u g h - sie R u th C a rv e r. R u t h H u le tt,
o u t the s e m e s te r .
a n d Doris 
___________ ___________________
J u n e W a r d also will 

night 

in 

M ary Belle C a r v e r , 
H ughes. 
serve.

T he w ives o f th e p r e s e n t b o ard 
of d ea c o n s a n d of f o r m e r d e a c o n s , 
t o g e t h e r w ith o t h e r w o m en o f ­
in th e 
f ic e rs o f th e o r g a n iz a ti o n 
c h u rc h , will be in th e house p a rty . 
T h ey a r e M e sd am e s J. A n d e rso n

F o u r m e m b e r s of t h e F r e s h m a n 
ta lk s 
t h e

Fellowshi p C lub w ill give 
t o n i gh t 
o’clock at. 
7 
A M C A . on “ My Philosophy o f | F itz g e r a ld . V. N. B e n tle y , Ben F. I
Life.” These s t u d e n t s are C h a r l e s M c D ona ld, L. AV. P a y n e , Jr . . C. E.
()rr, Billy S im m ons, J o e A d am s, Hill. H. VV. N e w m a n , J. F . Clark, 
j j . C. S m ith , Leo < . H ay n e s, P. L.
anti Vi r gi n i a B u c k n e r . 

at 

De AA itL R eddick, associate pro- Gunn, L e o n a rd K ing, A. B r u n - 1
l e s s o r o f journalism , will give a <jrett, D. B. Barrow, C lin ton Ow?- | 
t al k on “ The S ignificance of Re- i i e y t r , t . Wilson, A. L. W hite, t 
,

i(>

His sp eech will be 
the aeries p r e s e n t e d by j W . 

th e Ha! P. Bybee, B. F. 
( ’. Ribble, 

O. S. L a ttim o r e ,

Jo h n s o n ,}

 VAGT T W O

The F irst Coll,eg* Doily in the South

P h o n e 2 - 2 4 7 3 - — -'T H E D A I L Y T E X A N — P h o n e 2 - 2 4 7 3

Floods M enace M id -W e s t States

Senate Approves 
‘Ever-Normal-Granary

Fa rm Bill N o w Aw aits 
Signature O f President

W A S H I N G T O N , F e b . 14——( I N S ) — B o m b a r d e d b y Republica*!* 
a n d Democ r at * a* “ u n c o n s t i t u t i o n a l r e g i m e n t a t i o n . ’* t h e a d m i n i s t r a ­
t i o n ’s f a r m bill c o n f e r e n c e r e p o r t w as a p p r o v e d b y the S e n a t e t oda y, 
the. b at t l e -s c ar e d “ e v e r - n o r m al - 
c o m p l e t i n g Co n g r e s s i o n a l ac t i o n on 
...... —- —■
g r a n a r y proposal.*’ 

♦............................... — 

The House h av i n g pr evi ousl y 
a p p r o ve d t he m e a s u r e , it n ow goes 
f o r 
to P r e s i de n t Roos ev el t 
hi 
s i g n a t u r e , He has 
i n d ic at e d he 
will sign it.

The %ote vias 66 to SI.
Last m i nu t e pleas w er e m a d e 
to ‘ 1 - 0 S e n a t e by m a j o r i t y l e a d er 
B a - Kiev 
of K e n t u c k y , S e n a t o r 
P o p e of I daho, and S e n a t o r P e p ­
the 
p e r F l or i da , f o r p a s sa g e o f 
bill. T h ey u r g e d t h a t t he f a r - f l u n g 
p r o g r a m 
involves he gi ve n »a 
chance.

it 

Bu* f r o m S e n at o r * J o h n s o n and I 

: Stalin Warns 
Soviets Of War

W o r l d Proletariat 
M u s t Join H a n d s '

l o n g silence, 

M O S C O W, Feb. 14.— ( I N S ) — 
J o s e f 
the C o m m u n i s t 
a s s e r t ­
t h a t Soviet Russia m u s t be 

B r ea ki ng a 
Stalin w r o t e to 
n e w s p a p e r P r a v d a 
ing 
r e a d y a* all t imes f o r war.

today 

Mc Adoo of C a li f o r n i a c a m e Mis­
t e r i n g as saul t s upo n t h e m e a s u r e . .
Senat or Burke r f Nebraska swung 
into the opposition.
t a r g e t w a s 
r e 

. 
t he c o m p u l s o r y con- c a p i u l i s t i c r ^ i me s, 

is threaten ed by
I heir chi tx U h t d a n g e r o f a r m e d attack bv
the dictator
in a con-

said, a n d m u s t r e ma i n 

r . v i s i o n s . 
The bdl g n e s S e c r e t a r y Wa ,- $ U n t ?tRt# of m 0 h i l i r a t i o n .

The U S S FL 

. 

In Kig 

s h o u t e d p r o n o u n c e m e n t of 

-ace the powers o f a C zar or Em - 
p e r o r over a g r i c u l t u r e , 
. eauer M c N a r y of Ore- 
m i n o r i t y 
gon. while Johnson called it “ The affirm ed 
f ir s t 
the worl d, 
m e n t a t i o n . ’’ F o e s of t h e m e a s u r e 
pr ed ic t e d 
linked 
r i si ng of t he f a r m e r s a g a i n st t he by u n b r e a k a b l e bonds to t h e peo- 
bill, l e ad in g to it* repeal w it hi n pie o f the Soviet I aion itself. 
a y ea r

let, er. his first pubHc 
f ore i gn ques- 
in m a n v mont hs , Stali n re- 
t he Bolshevist doctrine 

t h e re w o u l d be a n up- Stali n d e cl a r e d, mu** be 

regi- j 0 f w o rl d r evolution, 

The p r ol e t ar ia t of 

t o w a r d n a t i o n a l 

tions 

st e p 

T U E S D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 1 5 , I P S S

Dr. Joekel To Talk 
A t Teachers' Banquet

E i k e r , a n d a violin solo by K erm it 
F. Ru s ch with a c c o m p a n i m e n t by 
Miss M a r y D. H a r r e l .

D r . S a m u e l L. J o e k e l of 
t h e
A u s t i n P r e s b y t e r i a n Theol ogi ca l

in 

the or- Sem inary wiH speak a t an infor- 
U niversity Pre<s ma* b a n q u e t to be given F ebru- 
Qnn/tav* nfter- *r *V 19 a t 6:30 o’clock a t the Dris- 
by Travis County 

kill Hotel, 
teachers.

E P I D E M I O L O G I S T S P E A K S

to 

D r . A. M, Clarkson, sta te epi­
demiologist, spoke to the A m eri­
can Society of Civil Engineers 
Monday night on “ E n gine e rin g in 
th e C ontrol of Dis­
Relation 
in tro ­
ease.” Dr. Clarkson was 
duced by V. M. Ehlers, 
s t a t e 
sa n ita ry engineer. O fficers who 
w ere el ect ed a t 
in­
clude Blan Bell, p re sid e n t; V. P. 
vice-president; Voncil 
H au se, 
Brooks, s e c re ta ry ; and F r a n k Re-

the m e e t i n g 

T he program will be 

opened 
with group singing led by S. 0 . 
Murdock. E n te r ta in m e n t num bers 
will include a tap dance by pupils 
dance 
the Camille Long 
fro m 
studio, a vocal solo by H e rb e rt
Wall, accompanied by Miss Helen dug, tre a su re r.

H a v e Your Spring W a r d r o b e

Quality Cleaned 
D I A L 2*1166

41 Students Meet 
First Press Club

steps 

P re lim in a ry 
ganization o f a
t a ke n S u n d a y a f t e r 
Club w e r e 
no on w h e n 
j o u r n a l i s m 
f o r t y - o n e 
s t u d e n t s m e t in t h e T ex a s Union. 
Miss A f t o n W y n n , j o u r n a l i s m tu- 
(or, w a s el ect ed s p o n so r of 
t h e 
g r o u p .

s e c r et a r y . 

t e m p o r a r y 

o v er 
E m o r y P o w e r s pr es i de d 
the b us i n es s m e e t i n g u nt i l 
t h e 
el ection o f J o e Belden, t e m p o r a r y 
p r es i d e n t . Mavis M u r r a y w a s a p ­
p oi nt e d 
I t 
was v ot e d t h elect o t h e r o f fi c er s 
t h e n e x t meet i ng. T h e p re s i ­
a t 
d e n t 
f ol l owi ng 
t o d r a f t a c o n s t i t u ­
c o m m i t t e e 
t i o n ; A n n e Ra mse y, 
c h a i r m a n , 
Miss M u r r a y , Cl ar ence L a Roche, 
E a r l Wi lcoxson, an d Nel l a Ma e 
S t eu s s y,

a p p o i n t e d 

t h e 

all 

f o r 

T h e club 

is to pr ovide an o r ­
g a n i z a t i o n 
j o u r n a l i s t s , 
since o t h e r n e w s p a p e r g r o u p s a n d 
h o n o r a r y f r a t e r n i t i e s on t he c a m ­
pus n ec es sa r i ly 
r e s t r i c t e d 
m e m b e r s h i p .

have 

All s t u d e n t s i n t e r es t e d in m e m - j 
be r sh i p h a v e been invited to m e e t I 
wi t h t he c l u b S u n d ay 
a f t e r n o o n 
at 4 o ’clock in T e x a s U n i o n 316.
( b a r t e r m e m b e r s p r e s e nt a t t h e 
f i r s t m e e t i n g w er e Bill E d m o n d - 1 
son, E r n e s t i n e Melton, Nell a Ma e I 
St e u ss y, He l e n Foss, E d K am p - 
m a n n , A. S, Hopkins J r . , 
J a m e s 
Wi l l i a ms on , 
e r e t t Shirl ey, Charl e 0 . Hocker, 
Da v i d Rasco, J u a n i t a Vt hitt lesey, 
Pilchard N e w co me r , H a r o l d Shel- 
a n s k y , La V e r n e Br yson, G r o v e r 
W a t e r m a n , C. WL L aMo t t e, A n n e 
S. Ra m s e y, A n i t a Cook, W. W . I

Ji m And e r so n , Ev- j 

The W i s c o n s i n t e e n # a bo v e is typi cal pf many 
s u f f e r i n g 
s e v e r e w i n t e r we a t h e r . The Paci fi c

m i d - w e s t e r n c o m m u n i t i e s whi c h a r e 
u n u s u a l l y 

Co a s t a re a 
w e a t h e r and h i g h wa t e r .

is also g e t t i ng 

its share of n a s t y 

Unusual' Weather Visits Nation 
With Floods, Snows, Blizzards

Ram say Speaks

To N ew m an C lu b

J o s e p h W, Ramsey, a s soc i a te 
p r o f e s s o r o f el ectrical e n g i n e e r ­
ing, t r a c e d t h e history o f t h e te l e-

W ea t h e r o f the ki nd d es cr ibed 

in Ca li f or ni a 

h a v o c all t h e w ay f rom Maine 
I n t e r n a t i o n a l N e w s Service r e p o r t e d today.

I n C a l i f or n i a, rain and s no w w e r e f o r e ca st

c o n s e c u t i v e day. High winds s c re e c h e d up and do wn the coast. Floods
, h r e , t , " d ; 

f L i L i a c o ' L F h l i

rn 

t h e n i n e t e e n t h da y m o r n i n g . 
O t h e r s on 

t o t h e f og -b o un d Pacific Co a s t l i ne t o d a y , j t0 t he m o d e r n dial sy s t e m in his 

a* u n u s u a l p la y e d I P^ o ne tvom t h e obi smoke s i g n s . s K o l l i n g ^ J r . , M a r f a t a t Bown ds,

j oe D e mi c * V i r gi ni a Cr own i Uer *
I spe ec h to t h e N e wm a n Cl ub S u n - H i n d s T h o m a s , E a r l Wi lcoxs on,
M o r ri s Marcus, J o e J a m e s , Hal
the club p r o g r a m Br i d ge s J r . , H a r v ey M a t n ev , Mar- 
s t u d e n t g a r o t A d a ms , M a r g a r e t Sc h o n er - 
L y n n Mowers, 
P eg gy 
selections, j T h r a c e Ola Engel , M a r g a r e t P re s- 
nail. M a r g a r e t M a t t h e w s , Wi lliam 

w e r e Pat r ic i a O ’Leary, 
s p e a k e r ; 
pla yed 
P l an s wer e ma d e 
house in Ma rc h. 

I J . S a g s t e t t e r , E m o r y Power*,

a n d Carl F uess, who 

s ever al piano 

f or a n o p e n 

s t e d t , 

Cleaned
a n d
Pressed

Dresses

Cleaned
a n d
Pressed

75c

C a l l e d For 
a n d 
Del i ver ed

CLEANER, D YE RIX. HA T TER

Phone 2-1166 Branch: 1818 San Jacinto 

913 Congress Ave,

Ethiopian Tribes 
Reported Aroused

A D E N , Ara bi a , 

F eb. 
t r i b e s m e n 

14.—
( I N S ) — Et h io pi an 
r e ­
solved in a g r e a t ma ss m o v e m e n t 
c o n q u e r o r s 
a g a i ns t 
t o d s \ a c c o r d i ng to 
i n f o r m a t i o n 
r e c ei ve d here.

their I t a l i a n 

L a r g e n u m b e r s of It al ian a r m y 
t r oo ps, most ly As k ar is 
( na t i ve 
A f r i c a n s ) , h ave left Addis A b a b a 
to c o m b a t 
reli­
a bl e despatches said.

t he Abyssi n i ans, 

T o d a y ' s r e p o r t of a large-scal e 
u p r i s i ng in E t h i o p i a f ol l o we d r e ­
s e v e r a 
s t a t e m e n t * over 
c u r r e n t 
t he A by s s i n i an* are 
w ee ks 
m a in ta i ni ng c oncer ted 
resistance 
a g a i n s t t h e I t a l ia n s .

t h a t 

Especially in the n o r th e r n pro­
vinces are th e Ethiopian* assai.- 
in g the Italians, strik in g chiefly a* 
*r e e n e m y ’s line? of com m unica­
t i on s , a c c o r d i n g 
l e ak in g 
t h r o u g h Br it i sh and F r e n c h col- 
onies.

to n e w s 

is 

t h a t w o u n d e d a r e 

W n i l - a u t h e n t i c a t e d w o rd 

t h a t 
s e n d i n g m o r e 
troop? 
I t a l y 
t h r o u g h m e S uez C a ­
s o u t h w a r d 
n a l ; 
b e i n g 
t r a n s p o r t e d o ut t h r o u g h Dj i bo ut i , 
a n d 
is w e a k e n i n g h e r 
f orce* in S p a m f o r t h e b e n e f i t of 
A b y s s i n i a have given s u b s t a n c e to 
t h e r u m o r s of E t h i o p i a n i n s u r r e c ­
tion.

t h a t I t a l y 

t i d e ­
in 

“ P a r t i c u l a r l y m u st 

the w o r k ­
be 
e r s o f b our ge oi s c o u n t r i e s 
said. “ T he y
he 
s t r e n g t h e n e d , ” 
m u , t b , w a r m e d 
t h e 
Soviet Un i o n will be a s su r e d of
polit ical as si st a n c e 
the event 
of an a r m e d a t t a c k . ”

t h a i 

, o 

in 

S t a l i n 

t o o k occasion 

m a n d even g r e a t e r 
t h e Red a r m y and a i r force.

increase* 

" O u r 

rn u s t 
f u r t h e r , ” 

be 
def en s e * 
s t r e n g t h e n e d even 
he 
said. “ O u r who l e people m u s t be 
Kep* in a s t a t e of c o m p le t e mobil­
ization. p r e p a r e d to repel w i t h all 
t h e i r s t r e n g t h any a t t a c k 
upon 
u s.”

The Socialist do ct ri ne will n •? 
itself a success, he 
the p r o l e t a r i a t o f 

h ave pr oved 
a s s e r t e d , un* I 
e ve ry n a t i o n u n d e r the s u n 
“ j o i ne d h a n d s with u s . ”

by a cl oudburst .

r e p o r t e d sub- zero 

E v e r y w e a t h e r st a t i on in M o n ­
t a n a 
t e m p e r a ­
in 
t u r e s . c h e r r y 
I nd i an , w h e r e 7 0 - d eg i e e w e a t h e r 
also b r o u g h t p us s y willows and 
j a s m i n e i n t o bloom.

t r e e s bloomed 

F l oods r a v a g e d Michigan, f o r c ­
ing f o u r h u n d r e d f amilies to ’Tee 
t h e i r 
dams an d 
bridge* g r oa n e d a n d h ig hw a y s dis­
a p p e a r e d u n d e r w a t e r .

h o me s w*hile 

In Chit ago t h e f o r e c a s t w a * 
cold a f t e r ? m d a y ’s 63 degr ees 
time r ec or d f o r Fen- 
set an all 

in 

feet 

t h e r m o m e t e r 

a s deep as t w e h e 
lof ty
( timbres Pass was f r e e d b y snow 
j lows.
The 

at K a n s a s : 
i ity d r o p p e d f r o m 65 to 23 above. : 
Rain 
col der was 
t h r o u g h o u t P e n n s y l v a n i a 
i n g sp ri ng w e a t h e r , while f o g tied 
up s hi ppi ng a n d g r o u n d e d plane 
service a* P i t t s b u r g h .

f o r e c a s t 

f o l l o w - 1 

a n d 

New York a n d all of t h e New 
E n g l a n d coast e x c e p t Maine were 
t e m p e r a t u r e s 
f o g 
d r o p p i n g and 
in m a n y sec­
tion-; t u r n i n g t o snow.

b o und , with 
r am 

h a s r u a r y IS.

P e a c h a n d

her 
trees
f rui t 
the Dee p South,
the d i c t a t o r w h e r e the m e r c u r y wa* so g i d d y
f a r m e r s w e r e wo r r i e d over

S t a l i n ’s l e t te i w as t he f i r s t of- w er e a bl o o m in 

ficial a d mi s s i o n by 
t h a t Soviet Rus sia is p r e p a r e d f o r 
w a r a n d r e a d y to p la y its p a r t in 
a c o nf l i c t whi ch o t h e r Bolshevist* 
s p o k e s m e n h a v e f r e q u e n t l y s t a t e d W e s t and 
is “ '.re', liable ” 

t h a t 
crops.

N. M., a

' 

Bl iz z ar ds r o a r ed 
S ou th wet 
t r a i n mat

t h r o u g h * h e

nai

• R O W

Ind ians H ad R igh t Idea; 
Texans W o u ld Sa y U g h !’

PAI F S T I N F Tex a s, Feb. 14.— ( I N S ) — E m b o d y i n g t he *1 
“ L e t ’s be A m e r i c a n . Say ‘U g h ! ’ ” — a 
l e t t e r *o P r e s i d e n t Ro 
•*ped t h r o u g h t he mail* t o d a y f r o m the E a s t T ex a s Ti r ed Ex-B 
M e n ’s Club.

nt a n —
-eve!*

Junior W e s l e y Players 
To Present C o m e d y

“ The Litt le B l u f f e r , ” a one- 
a c t co medy , will be p r es e n t e d by 
’ he J u n i o r We s l e y P l a y e r s a:, the 
We sl e y 
F o u n d a t i o n We d n e s d a y 
night a t 6:15 o’clock. T h e play 
will be p r e c e de d b y a 6 o' clock 
th-5 We sl e y 
s u p p e r m e e t i n g of 
F o u n d a t i o n 
s t u d e n t g. nip, C a r ­
roll Moon, d i r e c t o r of the Bible 

| Chair, said.

the play I* Mavis 
D i r ec t o r f o r 
i ncludes E u ­
W a r r e n . The cast 
geni a Wo rl e y, E li z a b e t h S u t h e r ­
land. J a n e H a r k r i d e r , 
E d w a r d 
C r o c k e t t , and Ka rn sd a I G u n t e r .

A* one a d v o c a t e of c o n s e r v a t i o n to a n o t h e r , club P re si de nt 

E r n e s t
_______________________ ____________F O R E M A N I M P R O V I N G

C a r o l ’s N e w C a b i n e t 
R e po rt ed In C o l l a p s e

J o n e s told t h e Ch i ef E x e c u t i v e : ♦ - 
“ We con s er ve r es o u r c e s, i n c l u d­
i ng soil, oil, gas. w a t e r , 
food, 
s pace, s t r e n g t h , v it a l i t y, e n e r g y , 
e y e si g ht , health, wil l po we r , s a 'es 
e f f o r t
outh. age, m o n e y , invest- 
V I E N N A , F e b . 14.— ( I N S ) — In mer**.
fuel, 
m a r k e t s . wildlife, 
m a t c h e s , ore*, mi n e ra l s , et c.

 

 — --------- —

„ 

a t h e r i n e Knight, g r a d aa Q st u - 

Bill Leet, c a m p u s f o r e m a n , was
r e p o r t e d r ec ov e r in g M o n d a y f r o m
d en t in ’ bm University a n d t e a c h e r a b r o k e n leg he r e c ei ve d last we e k 
in Austin H i g h School wa* visited while h el p i n g Lf* t he b ul khe ad o u t 
th* G r e g o r y G y m s w i m m i n g 
m e r th* w e e k -e n d b y G r a c e Flow- o f 
ft* o f E d d y . 

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t o “ g i v e " 

g o v e r n m e n t will 

of K i n g C a r o l ' s a t ­
t h e m i d s t 
t h e R u m a n i a n 
t e m p t s 
c o n s t i t u t i o n , hi* 
p e o p l e a n e w 
s e c o n d c a b i n e t o f 
t he y e a r col­
l apsed t o d a y , a c c o r d i n g to r el i able 
r e p o r t s her e.
A new’ 

be 
f o r m e d b y G e o r g e T a t a r e s c u , f o r ­
m e r p r e m i e r a n d s t r o n g s u p p o r t e r 
of K i n g G a r r I, The r e p o r t - said.
f o r ­
e i gn m i n i s t e r i n t h e f al l en c a bi ne t , 
w hi c h wa* h e a d e d b y P a t r i a r c h 
M i r o n C r i s t e a o f 
t h e G r e e k Or- 
thodk x ( hur ch.

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O n y l ast w e e k *re c h u r c h m a n 
to su c ce ed O c t a c i a n 

wa* n a m e d 
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Delegates To Chur ch 
C o n fe re n c e s M e e t

n a t i o n a l 

w n o 
i 

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a * -
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s t u den 
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ence* d u n r g t h e Christm*.- hoi:- e t *
va- s me t 
a s t u d e n t c o n f e r ­
e n c e r e t r e a t S a t u r d a y a f t e r n o t n 
st 
the P. ■ y S c o u * C a bi n n Z i .ker 
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the N at i on al As­
t he S t u d e n t C h ri s t ia n 
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A s s e « ic 
t h e N a t i o n a l M e t h o d ­
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N a tio n * . P res’ 
terian Youth Mis­
sion ( o n f e r e n c e we r e p r e s e nt . Dis­
t h e q*. 
cussion c e n t e r e d a r o u n d 
\ f r aiments a t t h e s e t h r e e c o n f e r ­
e n c e s a n d a r o u n d w a y s of en co ur - 
a g * g 
in c h u r c h w rk 
a m o r g I nsvertitv e l u d e r * s.

i? ie rest 

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O . U, English Majors

Dr. R H G r i ff i th , pr o f i • sor of 
the 
t h e s p e a k e r a t 
E n g li s h , wa# 
r e u n i o n of F u g i&h m a ­
a n n u a l 
( k a- 
I n iversi ty of 
t h e 
j o r s at 
on 
h o m a 
the 
“ T h e P r e s i d i n g 
Firearm of T h o u g h t of the Eight 
• * n t h C a t t a r y /

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t h e Sev­
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in 
e n t e e n t h 
and E i g h t e e n t h Cen- 
t u n e s . T h e a d d r e s s wa? one o f a 
C e n t u r y 
aer ies on E i g h t e e n t h 
included.* h> 
t h o u g h t an d will bi? 
is p r e p a r - 
**id, 
J s’ on t h a i s ub; et t.

the book he 

in 

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( ex- ) b u s i ­
ness m e n n- k C o n g r e s s p as sa g e
word* c o n s e r v a t i on act, a p p o i n * - 
w e n t t he r p r e s i d e n t as c o n s e r v a ­

t i r e d 

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A m e r i c a n 
t r a 
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took c o u nt r y, 
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hire m a n c a m e , I r ­
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o r an t , I n d i a n wise. 
In-
an s u p p o r t i n g 

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conser ve

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PAGE THREE I

Perry A nd Vines Vie For Ten nis Honors Tonight In Gregory Gym
ii i i i n m 
Sprint Relay Team For 1 9 3 8 Jo Play Senior Steers Forget Arkansas; Prepare For Aggies Saturday
Littlefield Produces Strong

H jlje ll, Ex-Steer,

*»■ .». 

T h e L o n g h o rn t r a c k te a m will p r o b a b ly go t o th e a n n u a l t r a c k 
a n d f ie ld m e e t a t t h e F a t S tock Show hi F o r t W o r t h M a rc h 18-19, 
C lyde L ittle f ie ld said y e s te r d a y .

T h e F o r t W o r t h m e e t will be t h e f i r s t c o m p e titio n o f th e y e a r 
f o r t h e t e a m as a w hole, since only tw elv e m en can ha ta k e n to th e
B o r d e r Olympic* a t X.aredo M a rc h * -
th e F o r ts 
4. A d d e d a t t r a c t i o n at 
w I
ja v e lin 
W o r th m e e t will be 
t h r o w . D isc o n tin u e d se v eral y e a r 
ago b e c a u s e of d a n g e r to th e spec-i 
t a t e r s , 
r e i n - 1 
the e v e n t wall be 
s ta te d 
elin m en in th e S o u th w e s t will a t- j 
t e n d .

■ Curtis Wins 
'Mural Club title

this y e a r an d le a d in g j a v ­

th e 

S P R I N T R E L A Y S T R O N G

T r a c k p ro s p e c ts f o r t h e L o n g - ' 
th e j

h o r n s have b r i g h t e n e d w ith 
d e v e lo p m e n t o f a s tr o n g s p r i n t ' Milton C u r tis , F .E .M ., to o k un . 

W ilson-O ’Connell 
To Play Today

Bible To Introduce 
Guests O f Honor

A u s tin will se e its sha re o f th e
b a t tle f o r th e w o r l d ’s p rofessio nal 
t e n n is c h a m p io n s h ip when Ells- 
w o rth V in e s a n d F re d F e r ry m e e t 
in a tw o - o u t- o f - th r e e - s e t m a tc h in 
G r e g o r y Gym to n i g h t a t 8 o’clock. 
W hile V ines and P e r r y h e a d ­
line t h e m a tc h e s , th e y are am ply 
colorful 
by 
s u p p le m e n te d 
p la y e rs 
in t e r ­
c o lle g ia te 
c h a m p w ith 
B r u c e B a r n e s while p la y in g fo r 
t h e U n iv e r s ity , and W a lte r Senior, 
h a r d - h itti n g C a lifo rn ia 
a n o t h e r 
s t a r w ho is m a k in g his d eb u t in

in B e r k e le y Bell, 

d o u b le s 

tw o 

*

th e club p ro fessio n a l com pany.

t«om Wn»Vi 
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r e p r e s e n t * - ! J u n k e t 

A dm ission prices wih 

.cro w n in the intram ural handball 

^ X c ” j 

»e So
ingleis Monday w hen he d#fw rttd cent* fo r U n iv ersity stud en ts with
fo r adults.

. 
a 
A tchison, Milo C ox, and 
W e b b show p ro m ise o f b ein g th e Mike S idoric Hillel 
t a t 
in 
. 
ev en t. A tchison, still a little s t if f tis forF ^ 
from playing fo o tb a ll, is gradually
 
g e t t i n g in f o r m . G ra v e s a n d Cox
a r e a l r e a d y in good sh a p e, ju d g - 
in g 
u r d a y . A 
t i m e ; w a * 
w as s p e n t in p a s sin g th e b a to n in ? th e fin*! point f o r th e Club cha m - 
y e s t e r d a y ’s w o rk o u t.

P e r r y - VI ne* du el b rin g s I c ­
8 an1* hat 
f r o m th e i r p e r f o r m a n c e s S a t - j ^ h * v ic to r a lead, b u t the m a r g i n gusher t w o o f t h e o u t s t a n d i n g ten-
to d a y , 
, wo s p e c t a c u l a r , b ia s in g gam es 
th e g a m u t of p e r f e c t 
i n d e p e n d e n t c h a m p io n s h ip s tr o k e s an d c a n n o n a d i n g drives in
t h a t p a c k s a
t e n n is devotee 

g a m e by a w ide m a rg in . In 
final g am e. S idoric s ta g e d a rally T W O o U T S T A N b l N G STA R S

c «n t* for m ver8,t* 
th e i d i n t s w ith o u t b l a n k e t t a x i s .

fo r h ig h «h0o,

g a m e , b e t w e e n B r u c e W ilson a n d a 
J o h n O ’C onnell, w as s c h e d u le d f o r ; “ w a llo p ” f o r 
M o n d a y n ig h t b u t b a s b e e n post- a n d s p o r ts f a n in g e n e r a l, 
p o n e d u n til 4 o’clock T u e sd a y 

th r ill in g b a t t l e 
t h e 

12 Austin Men 
To Speak A t A .S M ,

E v e n a f t e r w in n in g a t W im ble-
T e x a s a f te r n o o n . W ilson w o n over B. C. do n a n d th e n a t i o n a l title at For- 
f o u n d he had 
fac ed 
th e “ O ld M a s t e r , ” Bill T ild e n , in 

a n n u a l 
W a t e r W o r k s S hort Cour?* will be W e y e r m a n 
held a t T ex a s A.&M. College Fob- m a tc h e s M o n d a y , 21-16, 21-18, to p l e n t y 
m a r y 14-18, P r o f e s s o r E . W\ ad v a n c e 
th e 
S te e le , d ir e c to r o f the c o u rse , h a s F a m e w h e r e he will m e e t O ’C o n - j h i s f i r s t p r o fe ssio n a l t o u r in 1934. * 
a n n o u n c e d . A m o n g 
f ro m 
a c c e p te d 
lo w in g 
“ I had to ste ad y down 
th e m a tc h . ” V in e s evi- 
B a w le y , J . N. H in y a r d , A. R. D a - j r i « 
vis, D r. G. WU Cox, A, WT. C u n - j c a m e f r o m b e h in d to win, 8-21, \ d e n tly l e a r n e d his le sso n : he won 
n m g h a m , C h e a te r C ohen, S a m u e l j 21-16, 21-12, 
f r a t e r n i t y 61 o u t o f 80 m a tc h e s in t h a t to u r . 
in 
F T u r n e r , V. M. E lde rs, Conde , sem i-finals. V a n Z a n d t will play 
the w in n e r o f 
H o sk in s, T om Gr- en. E. H. P e a rl, 
th e A lb e r t Mav-
a n d M a jo r E. A. W ood.
prick. D .K .E .-E a rl W hite, D.K.E. 
m a tc h 
f r a t e r n i t y c h a m ­
pionship W e d n e s d a y .

A f t e r s p o tt in g J a k e Katz, T au p o in ts o f th e g am e T va’ue most J 
fo b D elta P h i ’* f r a t e r n i t y cham pion — s te a d in e s s .” d e c la re d th e Pasa- j 

fro m A u s t i n : G eo rg e G . I last y e a r , n o n e -g a m e lead, H ar- d e n * aee. 

im p ro v e hi? gam e. Vines 
Se? T E N N I S . P age 6

\ 'a n Z a n d t, B e ta T h e ta Pi, J o r 

“ T ild e n t a u g h t m e one o f the

se m i-final e s t Hills. V in es 

the six s^ a te 1- which hav< 

the sp e a k e rs • ne!l. 

l e a r n w h e n he 

in v ita tio n s a r e 

c h a m p io n s h ip 

tw e n t i e t h 

_ r n n u

in to 

lose 

Th* 

r u n 

th e 

th e 

th e 

th e 

fo r 

To 

to 

in 

Sigma Xi To Hear 
Dr. Jet Winters

S ig m a XI. ho n o rary science f r a ­
t e r n i t y , will h e a r Dr. J e t Corine 
W in te r s , p r o f e s s o r of home eco­
nomic? a t k N e lo rk T u e s d a y nig h t 
in P hysics B u ilding 203, on “ R e ­
cent. A dv an c es 
in V ita m in R e ­
s e a r c h .”

Dr. W in te r* will d isc uss the r e ­
la tio n n r c h e m is tr y a n d n o m e n ­
c l a t u r e to th e stu d y of v ita m in s , 
as well a* ca u se s of v ita m in dofici-
*ncv n ttw r 

t h . * m u l t i ™ 

in ta k e. Clinical t e s t s for v ita ­
the clinical 
min de fic ie n c ie s and 
use s of v ita m in re s e a r c h also w ill 
be discussed.

Ping Pong, Water 
Polo Entries Close

AU e n trie s 

in w a t e r polo and 

ping po n g m u s t be in today in or- j 
d e r 
to 
c o m p e titio n .

i n tr a m u r a l 

ta k e p a r t 

in 

Sports Notice
N O T I C E ; E n trm ? close t o d a y for 

w a t e r polo and p in g pong.

T H E R E will be no m e e tin g o f the 
this w eek, a? was 
FEM C lub 
p la n n e d . W e will 
a m a t e u r 
night ar a m e e ti n g in the n e a r fu -
tu r e .

hold 

J. T, KING, p r e sid e n t,

In w a t e r polo, 16 

a l r e a d y t u r n e d in e n trie s , b u t n u - j 

te a m s have T I R I L E C L U B will m eet TVed- 
n e s d a y n ig h t a t 7 :15 o clock rn 

By C L A R E N C E LA R O C H E 
Tman Sport* Staff

F o r g e t t i n g th e d is a s tr o u s i n v a ­
th e y m a d e on Rice an d 

sions 

S te e r coach, is 88 1-3 p e r c e n t, I cool 

The S te e rs have b e e n a v e r a g in g 
b e t w e e n 20 a n d 
25 p e r c e n t ,
w h ich 
is 
good.

f a ir ly 

th e Aggies n e x t S a tu r d a y .
W ee W illie T a te 
a n d E lm e r F in le y 
to c o n ­
a re due 
t i n u e t h e i r com e 
back.

team 
down 

l a s t
th e Uni*
b a s k e t­
set­

A r k a n s a s 
w eek, 
versify 
b a ll 
tled 
p ractice 
gam e w ith 
A g g ies n e x t S a t- p p
u rriay 
n - „ / ; v m 
In 

t o : 
fo r th e 
the 

in G reg 

t h e 

into 

T h e g a m e w ith 
A. & M. 
sh o u ld 
a 
d ev e lo p 
r e a l sc ra p . T he 
C a d e ts , 
a f t e r a 
slow s t a r t , hav e 
b ee n 
im p r o v in g 
w ith a n a m a z in g 
-i 
ra p id ity , 
T h e i r
rap t ity. 
f i r s t C H O V A N E C 
th e 
n?W 
th e was cro w ned b y t h e i r e x t r a - p e r i o d ■ sibility 

j." __ _____ 

e ' e o p m e n 

eir backs. 

, 
is v e e 
tw o-gam e 
n y 
l 
in Waco b e tw e en 
• 
r, 
the B a y lo r B e a rs 
the R azor-
an i 
f o r a
r e c o r d crow d, a n d t h e r e is a pos-
the gam e m ay be

In d ic a tio n s p o in t 

_______

t h a t 

r> 

The 

s t a r r i n g 
a t tr a c t io n on th e 
S o u th w e s t C o n ­
b o a rd s
f e re n c e 
. 
. . . 
is 
se rie s i , 

g a m e w ith 
R a x o rb a c k s , 

S.M.U. Downs 
; Aggies, 47-28

Sp#r'ftl to Tho Daily reran

C O L L E G E S TA T IO N ”, Feb. 14.

. — Coach W h ite y B a c c u s’s S o u th - half.

, 
ne e r n M e th o d ist U n iv e rsity Mus-i 

* 

„ 

-i. 

,, 
th e ir f i f t h S o u th - „ 

. 
• * 

, 
* r- 
. . , M 

ta n g s h u n g up 
I 
writ. C o n f e r e n c e v ic to rv rn 
s t a r t s M onday n ig h t, d o w n in g th e 
Lexa* A ggies, 
cro w d of 3,300.
U n c o r k in g a 

sm ooth p a s s in g 
t h a t b ew ild e re d «*he h u st-

47-28, b e f o r e 

A - , „ „ 

six : 

C a n n e f a x and also tu r n e d in neat
f lo o r gam es.

J im m y C lark led A ggie sc o rin g 

w ith n in e points.

The Aggies led m o m e n ta r il y on
tosses, 
tw o 
took 
the

W a lt R o b e rta ’a 
b u t 
th e M u s i n g s quickly 
c h a r g e , h a d i n g , 22-15, a t 

f re e 

Jhft A g g jes
« •** 
.■» 
. 

• 

, 

raveled w ith in five
W| Un « n * «
,
; points of a tie e a r ly in the second
. • 
s p u r t
th e M u sta n g s 
th e m w allow ing f a r b e h in d , 
th e 

, 
. 
P w w d , b u t 
l e f t 

f in is h in g 

reserve? 

. 

; M u s t a n g 
gam e.

GRAY

S teers w e r e vie- 4R-to-46 v ic to ry o v er u n d e f e a t e d move<* to r h * 

tim* o f one o f the “ h o tte st” t e a m s j g Sy ior ]agt w eek, 
in 
ev e r 

to p lay b asketball 

th e

c o n f e re n c e . A r k a n s a s , 
day n ig h t, a v e r a g e d b e tw e e n 5 0 . 
an d 60 p e r c e n t of tr ie s. A win- j * u e s s 

' 

rung 

a v e r a g e .

sa y s J a c k G ra y . * a gainst 

their 4 2 -to-37 
th e sa m e 

com e ac 

t e a m , 

should 

The S tee rs, if we f o r g e t th e 74- 

la st Fri- I tQ_gg d e f e a t by th e P o rk e r* , a n d m e e t T u e s d a y n ig h t a* 7 o’clock f o r w a r d - , o p p o r tu n ity 

-38 d e fp a t by th e P o r k e r s , a n d I m e e t T u e s d a y n i g h t at 7 o’clock f o r w a r d s , o p p o r tu n ity 

' ' n r 'V5,' p-

C H E S S CL U B M E E T S

T he P o nies m a d e n i n e te e n field
g am e 
ling A ggies, th e P o n ies b ro k e rn ffoal* a n d eigh^ free th r o w s t o th e 
for crip shots. M a n y 1 -^Fgies eleven field goals and six 
repeatedly 
of these gave J, D. (Sniper ! N o r - ; 
T h e U n iv e r s ity Chess Club will ! to n and H e r b U a n n e f a x , M u sta n g 
score

Ne»bit B o * W * u n - host i n San
I on th e m e zz an in e a t the U n io n , 14 a n d l l p o in ts r esp e ctiv ely . Big A ntonio to G o rd o n M cDaniel and
j c h a r l e s Hri?«ikopoulos, p r e s id e n t, Billy Dewell, Cheslea C ro u ch . 
la st
a n n o u n c e d . 

H ow ard L inn of D en :son 

and P e te A c k e r fed N o r t o n 

a n d w eek-end.

toss**.

score 

to 

to 

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Needs a Texas Commentator
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all Texas Undergraduates in 
Competition Sponsored by 
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ere is a chance for you to go on the air, broad­
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s a l a r y
P in g pong, placed on the sp o rts P ro g r a m to be given by m e m b e r s JOD « * r e g u l a r s a l a r y .
las* ‘ fn r f r e s h m a n s tu d e n t? of th e d*-
please

c a le n d a r fo r 
y e a r , h as a l r e a d y 
71 ! p a y m e n t . M e m b e rs will 
te am s. The t o u r n a m e n t is o p e n to j bring th e ir s e m e s t e r dues. 

tim e 
a t t r a c t e d 

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r e g u l a r 

p r e c e d e 

th e 

The Daily Texan went on the air last night with
a daily program of college news, sponsored by

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R E L A Y G R O U P T O M E E T

T he n e w i%'-a p p o in te d T e x a s Re­
lay c o m m itte e w ill m e e t W e d n e s
day aft,.,noon at a o'elock in the 
T A ssociati
■ no,, — j 
it, 
e ha ir-
tle f ie ld , 
m an. 
b o o stin g 
>f th e Relays
tio n of th e Q u e e n
will he discussed a t the m e e tin g , 
L ittle fie ld said.

lunge, C lyde
a n d 

cine-N 
tra c k 

field 
has announced. Plans for I '” * ard 

Lit- P 

, 

Inc tho Relava and for elec- e * "”* ’’1* >*, hml!|!d *° f,v« 

trie s. The ch a m p io n s h ip w ill be

. decided Fit* N ight.

let. Wedneadaj. February IS at « g r a d u a te s .
o’clock, and 
f ifth ro u n d o f b a d ­
m in to n by 6 o’clock. F r id a y , Feb-
r u a r y 18.

MRS. F R A N C E S P. SFA 'BO LT,
s e c r e t a r y o f w o m e n '’, ‘in tr a m u ra l’.. 

DR. P E N I C K ILL AT H O M E

i* 

D r. Daniel A. P enick, as sista n t 
d e a n of th e College of A rt? and 
ill a t hom e. Dr. P e ­
Science?, 
nick ha? a light c a se of in f lu e n z a , 
b u t i? r e p o r te d im prove d and will
be able to re s u m e his w o rk in a 
f e w days.

W a tch W h a t You Eat 
W a tch W h a t You Drink.

Three Veterans 
On Golf Squad

T E N N I S S C H E D U L E 
V «r*ity C o u rts

2 o ’clock— Rogers vs. Blank- 
vs. M cGinnis, 

e n b u r g , Riskind 
W ith th r e e l e t t e r m e n r e t u r n i n g B u r n s vs. B a tle r .

g o ’clock Mrs. Van Rvn vs.

te a m , C h r is t n e r , V a n R yn vs. L o rfin g . 

4 o ’clock— Brauhack vs. S t u a r t , 
the A u s tin C o u n - : F i n c h e r vs. W e lle r, Bill Billing? 

la st y e a r ’s S o u th w e s t Con- ■ 

fro m 
fe r e n c e c h a m p io n s h ip go lf 
H a r v e y P e n ic k , v a r s i t y coach a n d 
p r o fe ssio n a l a t 
t r y Club, is o p tim istic o v er pros- vs L a p m a n .
p e c ts f o r 
th e com ing c a m p a ig n . J 
as c a n d id a te s f o r t h e g o lf s q u a d H ick m an , 
b e g in p r a c tic i n g to d e f e n d 
tit le . 
c o n f e r e n c e 

th e ir 

5 o ’clock — Bob 

Billing* 

vs.

Two student commentators, taking the micro-
phone on alternate days, will receive their news

i t e m s f r o m T K e D a i l y T e »
n - i u s t a s t h e n e t w o r k
commentators receive their news from the press
associations.

Lucky Strike and the J exan invite you to try 
out for one of these two new jobs! All undergrad­
uates, both men and women, are eligible.

TWO FAMOUS RADIO 
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F re s h m a n Court*

2 o ’clock— McGivne\ vs. G ard -
tter, Cox vs. Speesrle, P a y n e vs. 
J u s t ic e .

3 o'clock —Blalock 

Poole, 
B a r n e s vs. Miller. Green vs. B u r ­
gin.

vs. 

4 o ’clock— Nalle vs. D ra u g h o n , |
f o r m ! M e a d o w s vs. MooYe, W e y le n d t vs. 

J a c k F o u ts , 

c a p ta in -e le c t, 

J . 
W a r d F o u t?, a n d W’ayne M iddle­
l e t t e r m e n w h o will 
ton a r e 
form 
1938 
o f the 
t r a m .

th e n u c le u s 

th e 

T he F o u ts b r o th e r s , D allas s t u ­

in to 

r o u n d in g 

dent*, a r e 
ra p id ly and a r e ex p e c te d to be a t I P a y n e . 
the p e a k o f t h e i r g a m e s soon. Mid­
d le to n , w h o w a s th e only m e m b e r
o f la s t y e a r ’s sq u a d to q u a l if y in 
th e c h a m p io n s h ip 
the 
I n te r c o l le g i a te T o u r n a ­
N a tio n a l 
m e n t, ev id en c ed 
his m a r k s m a n ­
ship by sc o rin g a h o k - i n - o n e ro­
o m i l y on the 13 5 - y a r d No. l l hole 
on th e C o u n t r y Club course.

f lig h t a t 

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O th e r c a n d id a te s f o r 

r o u n d o u t 
in c lu d e 

t h e v a r ­
th e 
s it y w ho sh ould 
te a m o f six m e n 
J a c k 
C a m e r o n , W’a l t e r B enson, Bob 
B a ttl e , G uy W i th e r s p o o n , Dick 
K le b u r g , F r e d M o F e rrin , a n d H a r ­
v ey Weil.

“ T h e v a r s it y 

te a m will be se­
le cted a f t e r a 72-hole m edal play 
q u a l if y in g r o u n d e a r ly in M a rc h ,” 
P e n ic k said. “ S om e o f t h e boys 
th e H o u s ­
p la n to p a r t i c i p a t e 
to n 
th e 
I n v ita tio n T o u r n a m e n t 
l a t t e r p a r t o f F e b r u a r y , a n d all 
th e c a n d id a te s should be well on 
th e i r g a m e s b y th e tim e f o r th e 
q u a l if y in g r o u n d . ”

in 

Bill W elch, th e S o u th w e s t C o n ­
f e r e n c e 
in d ividual c h a m p io n ; S i­
m on A le x a n d e r , r u n n e r - u p in th e 
S o u th e r n I n te r c o l le g i a te T o u r n a ­
m e n t ; a n d N elson M u n g e r a r e th e 
m e m b e r s o f last y e a r ’s c h a m p io n ­
ship 
c o m p le te d 
th e i r v a r s ity elig ibility.

te a m w h o have 

Marvi n L e t i k a r o f T a y l o r v is­
ited S u n d a y w ith 
his b r o t h e r , 
R e u be n Lesikar, a s t u d e n t in th e 
U n iv e rsity .

7 - U P will c o n t r i b u t e muc h 
to y ou r go o d 
f e e l i n g a n d 
you have 
the a s s u r a n c e of 
s a f e t y .

Y o u l i k e i t — a n d - 

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U k e s y o u .

K e e p a Case 

in y ou r Home- 

Or de r 

f r o m y o u r De a l e r .

B o a k e Car t e r

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Boake Carter and Lowell Thomas, both f a ­
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So come on out and try! See the contest rules 
in the box at the right. Then tonight at 10:15 
p.m. over KNOW, 
in to The Daily 
listen 
Texan Reporter. Listen to the professional 
announcer you’ll hear doing the job. Can 
you do as well?

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at« stu d en t 
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U n i v e r s i t y o f Tex**
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o f 
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are 
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eq ual 
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on 

2. A u d itio n s will 

be 
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row', T h u r s d a y , and 
F r i d a y from 1-5 30

to d a y , 

4 . E a c h o f the te n fi 
n a lis ts will receive a 
c a sh p riz e of $10, 
a n d e a c h will hav e a 
chance 
conduct 
to 
an actual broadcast 
o f The Daily T exa n 
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a u d itio n s have been 
te n 
c o m p le te d , 
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finalist? will 

th e 

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8. An 

in P h y s i c s 

p.m . 
A u d ito riu m .

im p a r tia l 

j u r e
f ro m S t a t
i o n 
K N O W will 
ju d g e 
se­
au d itio n s, 
t h e 
le c tin g t e n fin alist- 
on the basis of c la r ­
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p e r s o n a lity . C o n te s­
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only.
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air.

by 

the

5. E a c h p r o g r a m will 
be 
fro m 
r e c o rd e d 
s t a r t to finish , and 
rec o rd s will be 
th e 
to N ew Y ork 
sent 
f o - 
b v 
ju d g in g 
B oa ke C a r t e r a n d 
Lowell T hom as,

Lucky Winner* Get We l l - P a i d Radi o Job*

6 . Mr, C a r t e r a n d Mr. 
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t h e two w in n er? and 
w ire 
' h e i r decision 
t o the T exa n. T h e 
sh a re 
w in n e r s will 
tho po st 
of D aily 
T e x a n R e p o r t e r on 
a l t e r n a t e n ig h ts fo r 
th e r e st of t h e col­
E ach
y e a r . 
lege 

c o m m e n t a to r w i l l 
be paid a s a la r y of 
$10 a w ee k .

7. I f at a n y tim e e i th e r 
o f 
the c o m m e n t a t ­
or? selected resign* 
his p osition, a new 
c o m m e n t a t o r w ill be 
chosen b y th e judge? 
f r o m 
orig inal 
record?.

t h e 

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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IR. 1938

t

Leader Falls 

6 0 To Work?

■pvEATH YESTERDAY for Roy B. Hen-
dewon, athletic director of the Inter*
scholastic League, pruned from the ranks 
of those who have really done much for 
the University a great leader.

In 1916 Mr. Henderson was in Univer­
sity ranks coaching one of 
its greatest 
basketball teams. Four years later, he be­
came head of athletics in a department 
which was to become largely responsible 
for developing the Southwest Conference 
into its present position of national pre­
eminence.

D A C K I N H IG H S C H O O L w e w ere u r g e d
to go on t h r o u g h college, N o w t h a t we 
are a t a u niversity, w e r e a d in th e p a p e r s 
th a t th e s itu a tio n is such t h a t so m eth in g 
sh o u ld b e don e a b o u t o v e r c r o w d in g th e 
colleges an d universities. A n d t h a t cau ses 
us to w o n d e r ju s t w h e r e w e s ta n d .

N u m e ro u s e d u c a to r s t o d a y are insist­
ing t h a t too m a n y y o u n g p e o p le are going 
to college. P r e s id e n t J a m e s C o n a n t of 
H a r v a r d , fo r in sta n c e , s u g g e s ts th e n u m ­
b e r be r e d u c e d a n d b r o u g h t m o re in line 
w ith th e a n n u a l d e m a n d f o r th e services of 
c o lle g e -tra in e d m en an d w o m e n .

It seem s t h a t P r e s id e n t C o n a n t is as­
sum ing t h a t e v e ry s tu d e n t g e t tin g a d e g re e 
fro m a college to d a y is c o u n tin g on g et­
tin g n o th in g b u t a w h ite - c o lla r job . D oesn ’t 
it seem p la u sib le t h a t t h e r e m a y be stu­
d e n ts w h o a s p ire to and o b ta in jo b s t h a t 
can no t be classified as s u c h ?

F ew s tu d e n ts e n t e r t a i n th e b elief t h a t 
t h e r e w ill be a r e c e p tio n line of p r o s p e c ­
tive em p lo y e rs a w a itin g th e m w ith f l a t t e r ­
ing o ffe rs of jo b s on c o m m e n c e m e n t d ay. 
T h e y k n o w t h a t if th e y g e t a n y o ffer of a 
job at all, it lik ely w ill be o f t h e blue-d enim 
r a t h e r t h a n o f th e w h ite -c o lla r kind. A nd 
t h e y ’ll a c c e p t th e b lu e -d e n im job in th e 
hope t h a t som e d a y tim es m a y be b e tte r 
an d t h e i r college tr a i n i n g m a y help th e m 
to a d v a n c e .

T h a t ’s th e s p ir it of th e college y o u th 
of to d a y as w e see it.— P a u l Littel in T h e 
In d ia n a D aily S tu d e n t.

Q 

L I I D N U

By Harry Oum

w

0 . M c I n t y r e ’s 

Z E L L MI SS 0 . 
gr ea t l y . Hi®, 

c o l u m n i n g
like Will R o g e rs ' s , is a pl a ce 
t h a t w o n 't be filled H. s po-itinn w as one of t he 
mo*! envi ed j ou rnal is t i c al ly. Now he is o f f to an 
evpn d e e p e r peace 
in 
m o d e r n i t y ' s hustl e, He wo n ’t ->* f o r g o t t e n .

t h a n he c e r n e d to f nd 

Ha r sh word* aga n 

-ame with Mono a v m o r n ­
i n g - post. Mellowed, or r a t h e r , t e m p e r e d by r e ­
o c c u r r e n c e , 
little save ’ h a ’ 
s o m e o n e r ea d s t h e col umn even t h o u g h he d o e s n ’t 
like t h e se ideas and w o rd weavings.

t he y beg n *n m e a n 

t h e n ee d 

f o r criticism m e n t i o n e d 

The col umn, as t h e w r i t e r says, m a y be - ad i n g 
f r o m e x i s t e nc e b u t i t ’* j u s t as h a r d to wri ts. We 
a d m i t 
the 
-.se c a n ' t 
epistle. 
t h e 
w r i t e d o e s n t 
w r i t e r t hink* we do a 
little b e t t e r when we a r e 
a n g e r e d . We a r e n ’t. A n d t h a n k s f o r the i n te re s t . 
T h e l e t t e r was u ns i gn e d.

i m p r o v e our style a n d unless 

I* should help, but 

t el l i ng u« 

in 

*

•

via “ P o r k y - Williams. 

to buy a new p ai r of shoes 

t he pa rye * Th bro* her®, a n d 

f r o m Sigma Chi ' s 
F e el i n g 

B EST S TO R Y 

f o r m a l c a m e 
to 
the need 
r ea l l y loo k h s be®t, “ P o r k y ” ban p us he d t h a t w h it e 
VS to t o w n 
for t h e 
p a r t y . C o m f o r t a b l e a f t e r d o n n i n g t h e m u n t i l o n l y 
an hour or so b e f o r e the d anc e e n d e d he s u f f e r e d 
n silence until he t o o k his d a t e h ome . w e n t to t a lk 
o ve r 
finally m a d e 
hrs w ay to his r oo m to r e a d y h i m s el f for bed. O n e 
t e rr i bl y. T h e shoes had f i t p e r ­
of his f e e t h u r t 
f e c t l y — n o w on*, e«pec ally, 
ti ght . N o t 
s e eme d 
u n t i l he had looked it ev er well a f t e r t a k i n g it o f f 
did he f i n d t h e c a u s e o ' a I t h e t r ou b l e . T h e s a l e s ­
m a n , p r o u d of hi® war es, had placed inside t he s h oe 
a co up Ie of 
little e x p l a n a t o r y p a m p h le t s . 
T h e y t o o k up a n aw f u I lot o f r oom a f t e r t h e y g o t 
h o t a n d damp.

t hos e 

Potential practicality: A cigarette is 

two and 

three-fourth inches long.
•

A N I D A D A R 8 T, w h o ha* a 

lot o f c h a r m a n d a

lot o f fun, is one of the best p a r l o r polo p l a y ­
er s on t h e campus. T h e g a m e calla f o r b r o oms t i c ks , 
chair s, a n d a coupl e o f h an dk e rc h ie f* .

Everybody had f u n at the tea dance, danced a
lot, and m a c e a lot of noise. Mr. Zivley m a d e o n l y 
a b o u t ? 1 5 . J a n G a r b e r was h a v i n g as m u c h f u n 
as a n y o n e e l s e— m o s t l y at 
t h e e xp e n se of Lois 
S a g e r , wo o d i d n ’t q ui t e know- w h a t to say when he 
k e p t ct m i n g d o w n o f f she r o s t r u m t o t a l k to h er . 
An n Louis F o x h al l wa® a l i t t l e e m b a r r a s s e d , too.

Since 1920, the athletic head for the 
state high school bureau has built the In­
terscholastic League into a circuit of out­
standing caliber. His work in aiding the 
establishment of football into the League's 
program, and later in pushing organized 
and districted football over the state, was 
to become one of the foundation stones for 
the Southwest Conference's growth.

Later it was, that he added basketball 
and track to the League program, saw the 
state divided into Class A, B. and C high 
school teams. Tt could be only natural that 
under supervision of 
this nature, high 
school play forged ahead. From these re­
habilitated team? have the schools of th:* 
collegiate conference taken their material.
Although nothing can remove the mark 
of the work accomplished by Mr. Hend er ­
son over his eighteen years of sendee, hi? 
death leaves a wide hole to fill. The man 
who succeed!« him must needs be f a r above 
his fellows to lead the department with 
the same visionary eye to progress as his 
antecedent.

And Having W rit

"-THE MOVING finger writes, and having 
**• writ, moves on.

No more indelible finger has written 
into the minds of the American public than 
that of Odd McIntyre, who died yesterday. 
His work, none of it flared with hands of 
genius, u a s yet genius in its appeal to the 
reading public of the daily press.

In passing, he is one of the last great 
newspapermen who have come from bot­
tom to top in a lifetime

But, like the moving finger, this great 
columnist and journalist had already writ­
ten fully when he died. Had he lived lon­
ar al­
ger he might have added more 
ready far-flung public appreciation 
for 
his type of work.

the 

However, judged by the standards we 
life 
set ourselves, he accomplished 
work of three span? within his own time,
As a rule, death for a great journalist 
journalistic 
felt most deeply within 
is 
ranks. Loss of this man. however, will be 
felt not only by those who could judge his 
work by the inferiority of their own, but 
by those who judged it by what it meant 
to them in reading.

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J o el W e s t b r o o k 
Hip F r a n c i s 
J e t h r o Me ek 
E b E r r harris 
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E li z ab e t h K e e n ey
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............... N O RRI S G. DA VI S
 
......... . M a r g a r e t Bow od*

and Loss C r ow.

A s i i l U n t i ■ 

Bob B a s k i n Mavourn** F i t z g e r a l d , A n n E ld yr* 
J a r r a t t , M a r y 
F a ace® G re go ry , Mar} Ann 
Ri gs ny, H a ! v e y M a r m r y.

J a m e s Wi lliamson,

M a n u f a c t u r e r * sa;, 

t hr ee -
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f o r mil ady. W o n d e r h o w m u ch c h e a p e r it is t o w e a r 
tho®®- k n e e - l e n g t h one®. Sho ul d be a mile an d a 
h a l f an y h o w.

t a k e s ‘ b r e e a n d 

it 

Pa*«y G an n o n still w e a r i n g a b a n d a g e a n d t a l k ­

ing of a m a j o r oper a*ion on h e r f inger .

S ARA C A V E 

the most brunett i®h 
b r u n e t t e w e k n o w — and one o f the p r et t i e s t . 

is p r o b a b l y 

A n d t h e r e isn’t a n * on the *>nd of h e r name.

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Hem® 

the f all ing o f f o f t h e
It m a y be Son,.a, 
thing* 
t h o u s a n d o t h e r 
Bi g Ap p le , «un spot® or a 
b ut ®Ks*:ng ha® t a k e n the c a m p u s again. Must be 
a good i d e a — w h o l e s o m e a n d all t h a t sor t of s t u f f .
•

Guess by n o w you have d r o p p e d by the d r u g 
s t o r e to g ^ y o u r Dm® p a c k ag e o f Luckies. Q u i t e 
t h a t the t ob a cc o com* 
c o m p l i m e n t a r y 
pan;, s e lected t h e U n i v e r s i t y as a go o d s p o t to hire 
a s t a f f and p r e s e n t a r a d io p r o g r a m o f c a m p u s 
t he c i g a r e t t e s you will 
n e w s 
feel ob l i ga t e d t o listen to t h e br oa d ca s t .

Sure;;/ if you 

is t h e fact 

took 

Have you ever noticed that the Readers* Digest
is one o f ! he f ew v e r y p op u l a r ma g a z i n e s t h a t does 
t h e y w o n ’t give 
r n ' c a r r y a n y a d v e r t i s i n g ? And 
in no m a t t e r ho w h a r d you b e g

Ni gh t S p o r t s E d i t o r 
A s s i s t a n t 
Ni gh t S o c i e t y K o ' t o r . —
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instrument 

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15— sooner than 
14— East. Indian
woody vine

16—Arabian 
chieftain

16— salt
17— portend
18— pocketbook 
20—in Turkey,

a hospice

22—mystic 

ejaculation

23— genuine
24— more than 
27— rise as if

by lightness 

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34—laws 
36— heavenly 
body 
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39— str uggling 
42— more

r e p le te
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47— everything

49—Erin 
BO—Roman 
tyrant 

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62—horny scale 
on the 
finger
53—river in

F ranee and 
B e l g i u m
54—female of 
the sheep

55—shallow 

r eceptacle
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measure
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21—female 
indigo 
servant
4—reception
23—oppose 
room 

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tion

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8— e il v e r -w h it e 

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9—scent
10—manufac­
tured
11-—decay in 
f r u i t

effectually

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goddess of 
h a r v e s t s

25—-cistern
26— tone in 
Guido's 
scale
27—contest at 

law
28—Danish 
county

29—Chinese 
pagoda
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They Talk About

H ousing Bill— W h it e ’s Luck

In Other Papers

C o m p i l e d by A n n J a r r a t t

Housing Bill

T he 

l a t e s t ho usi n g bill, which 
has jus* g o n e to t he P r e s i d e n t f or 
s i g n a t u r e , m a k es the United S t a t e s 

a vi r tu a l par a di se for h ome bu i l d­
ers. The pe r so n wi s hi ng to build 
a h nme co s t i ng lf..OOO or less ma y 

now do so by m a k i n g a d own p a y ­
IO per cent a n d 
m e n t of only 
the r e m a i n d e r over a* 
s pr e a d i ng 
t w e n t y - f i v e y e a rs . This 
m u c h a=- 

a r r a n g e m e n t will p.ak* 
to build t h a n to r ent .

it easier 

T h e r e a r e , c f cour se , ma ny f a m ­

to build. 

ilies who, b e c au s e o f i m p e r a m a n e n t 
it ina dvi s­
locati on, will still find 
able 
t h o u ­
s a nd s o ( o t he rs will be a t t r a c t e d 
by 
l ib e r al c o n d i ­
t i o ns o f f e r e d u n d e r t h e ne w act.

the e x t r e m e l y 

B u t m a n y 

of supply a n d d e m a n d will hel p the 
w a g e level,

Tri l ow e r i n g ;hp loan g u a r a n t e e 
m i n i m u m f rom 20 to IO per c e n t 

t h a t m a y 

d o w n p a y m e n t s a n d in e x t e n d i n g 
the p ay m e n t p e r i od f r o m 
t w e n t y 
to twent y- f iv e yea r s, C o n g r e s s ha* 
i nc re as e 
t a k e n a step 
f o r e c l o s u r e s a n d eau e some loss 
l oan g u a r ­
*o * he G o v e r n m e n t in 
is c a r e f u l l y 
a nt e e s . 
If 
losses 
a d m i n i s t e r e d , t h o u g h, such 
m a y he kept small a n d ma y 
lie 
n egl igible rn c o mp a r i s o n with g ai ns 
m a d e in s t i m u l a t i n g n ew c o n s t r u c ­
tion.
— D A L L A S M O R N I NG NEM S.

the a ’” 

W h ite s Luck

W h e n William Allen White,

I 

t0 mp 

is good 

fa noy she 

F a i l u r e o f Con gr es s 

to a t t a c h f a m e d E m p o r i a editor, was 65, he 
an a m e n d m e n t r e q u i r i n g p a y m e n t w r o t e : “ L ad y Luck ha - been go od 
of p r ev ai l i ng w ag e s on house® 
t o 
built u n d e r the new; a c t *® a di = - pvetT one, only some people are 
t h e m 
a p p o i n t m e n t to ahor un mn lead- d o u r , a n d w h en she give® 
t h e c o m e - h i t h e r with h er eyes t h e y 
ere, b u t p r ob a b ly the sa l v a t i on of 
the p r o g r a m 
lift
d o w n or t u r n a wa y and 
the act 
itself, 
succeed* in st i mu l a t i n g lar g e - s cal e an ey e br ow. Bu* me, I give he r 
r e s i d e n t i a l 
p r ove 
p l o y e d in b ui ld i ng indust ries. 
c r e a s e d c o n s t r u c t i o n will boost em- *tiil gi v i n g L a d y Luck 
p l o y me n t , and be f or e l o ng the law 
 

And now, at his 7<**h bi r t hda y,
In- ( F e b r u a r y IO), the Ka n sa s sage is

.................. ... ........----------------------- W h i te 

t h e w i n g a n d a w a y we go. ” 

a big help to all those em- 

the world a n d all 

c on s t ru ct i o n, 

it will 

i f 

I pr • 

He ha- 

life h a s 

ever ga i ne d 

the wink, 
to r L a d y Luck to W ii h am Allen
its
is 
ai nu st
c r is • 
a1! his life 
in E m p o r i a w h e r e he 
w a s b o r n , y e t no f i g u r e in n e w s ­
p a p e r 
a 
g r e a t e r o r a w i d e r fame. He b e­
g a n “ s p e a k i n g his m i n d ” t h r o u g h
• hi* edi tor ials b ef o r e he va® 3 0;
he h a s been d o i ng it sine*5 a n d t h a t
mi nd ha® n e v e r been bound by the
l imits o f E mp o r i a , He has liked
t o 
little
t h i n k of hi ms el f av a 
bit c r a z y, for h e a l wa ys hel d t h a t
‘ h e r e wa* no i n s a ni t y in a m a n ' s
life so d e v a s t a t i n g a® u t t e r sanity.
W h i t e ’s f ait h in K an s a s a n d the 
U n i t e d S t a t e s ha® m a r k e d his w r i t ­
ing, bu; s imp l e r t hings t h a n poli­
ti c s m o r e o f t e n take hi® a t t e nt i on . 
He prefer.® to wri te placid, qui z­
zical edi tor i al s on t h e town d r u n k ­
a r d , a q u a r r e l i n g m a r r i e d coupl e, 
a girl in t r o u b l e , or the roa** that 
w o u l d n ’t b r o w n pr oper l y. He is 
t he ep i t ome of Main S t r e e t , 
if 
t he e v e r y d a y 
Ma i n S t r e e t m e a n s 
thing® of lifp in the e v e r y d a y f a s h ­
i o n of m e e t i n g t h e m.

At 65 E d i t o r W h i t e r e m a r k e d
the p a s t a 
s ha mel es s , c h a r a c t e r i s t i c ge«t ure,

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The Poet's
Release

ROADS 

I love r oad* 
t h a t c u r v e a m o n g t he hills a n d 

me et the blue. 
T h e y t e a s e my f a n cy ; 
Call 

to mind s t r a n g e sights I ’d 

like to see;

O r i e n t cities 
I n d i a n t e m p l e s 

A n d b r ac k i s h t r op ic st r ea m* 
w h e r e or chids hide.
T h e y le ad pas t m ou n t a i n * et ch e d 

with snow. 

a n d Wretch on t o the «"a 
w h e r e t u r q u o i s e waders 
rise a n d fall 
e t er n a l l y.
S o m e road® lead t h r o u g h f o r e s t ’* 

g r e e n ;
t h r o u g h As i a n m a r k e t s . Ro­

m a n ruins.

fad e 

sil ently a w a y .

S o m e d a y a r o a d ITI t a k e , , .
ITI not, 
th in k , c a r t w h e r e 
goes.

I 

it 

ITI be a gyp sy v a g a b o n d 
in S p a i n

Bu t w h e n I w e a r y , 
as I d ou bt l e s s shall,
ITI love road* mo r e 
f o r l e a d i n g h o m e 
a g a i n !

— D O N I R W I N .

S o m e r o a d s lead to g r e a t S a h a r a * t h a t he was giving 
s a f f r o n s h i f t in g s a nd s 
w h e r e caravan® 
a n d A r a b l a n d *

Patterings 
on the 
Peripatus

B y P A T D A N I E L S 

L O N G G A N G E -

L E T T E R /

Behind The Footlights
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N o , O s c a r , j u s t b e c a u s e a ir*vl 

To all those doubtful souls who

We are happy to «ee that you have not succumbed entirely to the 
current prejudice in favor of dramatic criticism from the audience, 
but, through the medium of the well-read Long Range Letters, ara 
doing your best to put the critic’s pen back where it belongs—in the 
hand of those who actually perform behind the footlights. Undoubtedly 
the spirited attacks on J. Olcutt Sanders by the Glee Club, almost to 
a man, on the occasion of his criticism of their concert, did much to 
encourage this definitely constructive trend in the direction of mean-
ingles* banality in criticism. Like “ W. C.,” we have had enough of 
8 m0® 
oan t Fet a f‘a!e- 
did the other night. But it wast; t 
earnest efforts of people like the Texan’s critics to give the public 
my fault, I’ll admit. It happens a fair idea of the artistic merit of such amateur performances as have 
that Big Jim Langdon, who used come their way, and would have more of the platitudinous pleasantries 
to kick the drunk little boys and that are calculated to improve the ‘’moral” of the performer* therein
girl, off th* dance floor, had a *' O'® « I* n se of the public.
Me pride ourself that, ignorant as we may be, we see what a good
... 
piece of paper on hi® desk with 
* ,
many of your reader* may miss: the fact that such a thing as the
, 
Pat and my phone number writ- knowl#dfe that a favorable criticism of his work was deliberately
ten on 
calculated to keep up his “moral” need have no adverse effect on that 
divulge his name—walked in Jim’* quality in a young actor, but must spur him to greater heights—not 
t h * on the stage, of course, but in the newspaper. The fact that the pub- 
room, saw 
paper, and immediately presumed lie will soon lose confidence in such criticism and sedulously avoid all 
that I was a beautiful (slap-on- such performances is of little consequence, since the actors are going 
the bark note: J hat s the kind of jn^0 
criticism business and will not need their support anyway, 
girls Jim know*) blonde lemaie g a(j critics as the actors’ might make, nothing could be worse than 
Jim kept kidding his visitor about 
a critic w h o would d e l i b e r a t e l y decei ve his r e a d i n g p u bl ic by calli ng 
“Fat,” so Visitor dialed my num­
b a d a c t i n g goo d; so w e have nothing to lose and shall make a good \
ber. But as soon as he heard my 
t r a d e o f t wo b a d p r o f e s s i on s f o r on e.
deep masculine voice he hung up, 
thank goodness, and didn’t ask 
the “beautiful blonde’’ for a date.
Shucks!

it. A visitor—we don 

the “Pat” on 

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. 

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, 

, 

. 

, 

. 

•
t o 

t h e 

S y m p a t h i e s 

s t u d e n t 
w h o l a s t w e e k g o t a ( h a v e f r o m 
a d r u n k b a r b e r . L a t e s t r e p o r t s 
f r o m t h e h o s p ’ta) 
i n d i c a t e t h a t 
t h e s t u d e n t 

is s ti l l a l i v e .

f l ir ti ng with 

A n o t h e r s t u d e n t we know* h a d 
b e e n 
t h e “ c u t e s t 
b r u n e t t e he ever s a w ” f o r a b o u t 
t wo weeks. He w a- just about, *o 
ask h e r f o r a d a t e ; so b r e a k i n g 
t he ice he asked, “ Well, how* ar e 
you 
She a n s w e r e d . “I 
g ue s s I’m g e t t i n g al ong all right, 
but m y b a b y has a bad cold.”

t o d a y ? ” 

•
Chi O m e g a B u l l e t i n B o a r d
P a t S c o t t ' s 

d a t e d i d n ' t h i t 
h e r . S h e b u m p e d in t o a b e d a n d 
t o ot h .
c h i p p e d h e r 

H e l e n C o x 

s e r v e d b o t h 

as 
b r i d e s m a i d a n d b e s t m a n at S o ­
r o r i t y 
P o t t e r ’s 
S i s t e r H e l e n 
w e d d i n g .

t h e 

f a m e 

W h o w e r e 

the Uni ver si t y sr i- 
f or 
d e n t s who g a m e d 
The U n iv e r s i t y of T e x a s in 
t h »• 
latest issue of the col legi ate col­
lege m a ga z i n e . College Humor'.' 
P a u l W h i t e m a n ’* ar ti cle tells the
stor y, f r o m which t h es e e xc er pt * 
ar e copi ed ;

if 

t h e 

s t u d e n t s 

it w a s n ’t p o s i b i e 

“ I f i r s t c a m e aero** 

BIV
A p p l e in a N e g r o d a n c e hal l in 
F a s t T e x a s . S o m e U n i v e r s i t y of 
T e x a s 
o u t A u s t i n ­
w a y h a d i n v i t e d m e t o t h e d a n c e 
t o see 
f o r 
m y b o y s to a r r a n g e s o m e m u s i c 
f o r t h e s t u d e n t s t o d a n c e t o a t 
t he C a s a M a n a n a 
f e w 

l a t e r , we 
n i g h t s 
p l a y e d a t a Bi g A p p l e se s s i on 
f o r the s t u d e n t s . T he boys in the 
b a n d e n j o y e d it a s m u c h a t t h e y 
di d. B u t l i tt l e d i d w e t h i n k we 
h a d s t a r t e d s o m e t h i n g t h a t was 
t h e n a t i o n . ”
d e s t i n e d 

t o s w e e p 

, .

A 

while he t h r e w kisses ’at. t he 
f u ­
t ur e. A f t e r TO he will p r ob a b ly 
co n t in uo to ‘os* hi- kisses as long 
to 
a® he ha® a K an s a s - b r e d a r m 
raise and a worl d in a u d i e n c e .
— W A C O N E W S - T R I B U N E

The r e f e r e n c e t o “ o v e r - a c t i n g ” was p a r t i cu l a rl y g e r m a n e . C e r ­
t a in l y it is the last t h i n g on e would have a n y r i g h t to e x p e c t in a p l a y 
w ri t t e n a b ou t peopl e o f s u c h c o n s e r v at i v e an d unhi3tr ioni c t r a i t s as 
I f t h e y w e r e people of t he s o r t that would maka 
t h e B a r r y m o r e s . 
public c a pi t a l of t h e i r p er s o n a l a f f a i r s , live in t h e limeli ght, a n d live 
a n d die in a s e l f- i gni ted bl a ze of g l or y, t he n should w*e say “ A l e x ­
a n d e r is r i g h t ; it s hou l d be o ve r - a c t e d . ” But k n o w i n g t h e u n r o m a n t i c , 
stolid, - e l f - e f f a ci ng q u a l i t i e s of t h e Barrymore family, we m u s t a g r e # 
w i t h “ C, W . ” u n q u a l i f i e d l y — the play should be acted w i t h due 
s o l e m n i t y on a h a l f - d a r k e n e d st a g e in S a b b a t h quiet.
W e close w i t h t he “Prayer of t h e Amateur.”
“ To heck with the critics. T h ey ar e flies in o u r soup. B e t t e r t h e y 

should w r i t e t e s t i mo n i a l s f o r the C h r i s t i a n Science M o n i t o r . ”
Love a n d kisses, 

— J A M E S D. MC CU TC H AN IIL 
•

Incom plete— Sans Boxing
Si r:

It has b e e n p r edi c te d by sport* scribes t h a t T h e U n iv er si t y o f 
f c x a ? is h ea di ng f or t he t o p in S o u t h w e s t C o n f e r e n c e sports. Bu t I 
say, a n d I believe I will be s u p p o r t e d in this s t a t e m e n t by m a n y U. T. 
s t u d e n t s , that o u r s p o r t i n g c a l e n d a r r a n n e v e r be c o m p le t e if we n e g ­
le ct one of t he f o r e m o s t o f A m e r i c a n sport*. T h a t s p o r t is boxing.
L a s t night the Di st r i c t Golden Glove* B o xi ng T o u r n a m e n t d r e w one 
of the bi gge st cr ow d s rn t h e boxing h is t o r y of Aust i n. T h e s e a t i n g 
c a p a c it y of t he A u s t i n Athl et i c Cl ub fai l ed by a wide m a r g i n to s e a t 
t he c r ow d , a n d m a n y we r e t u r n e d a w a y f r o m t h e doors.

Now the p oi nt I 'm d ri v i n g a t is this. W h y does t h e A t hl e t i c Coun­
cil i gnor e b o xi n g? W h y do t he y n ot m a k e it possible f o r t h e U n i ­
ver si t y t e a m to u-e t he g y m ? W h y c a n ’t b oxi ng be r ec ogn i z e d as- a n 
to 
i n t e r c o l l e g i a te s p o r t ? W h y did t h e T Associati on m a k e a drive 
p r e v e n t I niversi ty Gol den Glover* f r o m w e a r i n g t h e s we a t e rs t h a t
‘ p•' 

rightf ully e a r n e d ?

L . S . l , , C e n t e n a r y , a n d T.C.U. a r e e a g e r to a r r a n g e bout* w i t h 
t he U n i v e r s i t y t e am. Wi th such fine f i g h t e r s a,® McKi nley, G r e e n ­
back, A u g u s t a l , Ga;bing®, a n d Gl en n t he U n i ve r si t y coul d easily r a n k
f i r s t in boxing.

W h y not c o n d u c t a «t udent poll a n d find o ut t h e opinion o f t h * 

s t u d e n t * as to the q u es t i o n ?

— D. B.

t r a i n i n g 

t e r m . 
for physical 
T hese girls will please 
r e g i s t e r 
i mm e d i a t e l y in W o m e n ’* G y m n a ­
sium IOT,

this 

Official Notice

IL uning List 

A P P L I C A T I O N S f o r the Off icial 
f o r w o me n s t u ­
d e n t s , S u m m e r Session, 1 938, will 
b e r ec ei v e d a* 
the Of f ic e of the 
Dea n o f W o m e n , L i b r a r y Build­
i ng 106 t h r o u g h W e d n e s d a y , F e b- noon in T e x a s U n i o n 316. 
r u a r y 16. 

C A P AND G O W N xxiii meet a t
4 : 3 0 o ’clock W e d n e s d a y a f t e r -

MI SS AN NA HISS, d i r e c t o r 
t r a i n i n g f o r wome n .

D O R O T H Y M A T S O N ,

of physical 

D O R O T H Y G E B A U E R , 

d ^ a n of women.

H I L L E L P L A Y E R S M E E T

C O M P L A I N T 

card* a r e 

s e n t 

t he d e a n s 
s t u de nt * who have n o t r e g i s t e r e d 

to 

T he Hillel P l a y e r s will m e e t 
b ei ng T u e s d a y n ig h t a t 7:15 o ’clock at
to p l a n f or th*
a s h o r t skit*

of w o m e n the Hillel l ou ng e 
s e m e s t e r an d see 

* . . who have not yet re­

turned their proofs for their 

pictures 

to be 

in the 1938 

Cactus, should do so immed­

iately. These sections are all 

dosing, and if your proof is 

not returned, the picture used 

will be chosen arbitrarily by 

a committee.

 TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 15, 1938

Phone 2-2473— THE DAILY TEXAN 

Phone 2-2473

T h e T i n t C ol le g e D a f f y fn t h e S o u t h

M a n y Are G u e sts 

'Forget-Me-Not’ Hairdress

O f G re e k s S u nday

S u n d a y g u e s ts w e r e e n t e r t a i n e d a t e i g h t o f th e v a r io u s f r a t e r n i t y 
hou ses on t h e ca m p u s. T h e 102 co-eds a n d o u t-o f-to w n g u e s ts w e re
e n t e r t a i n e d w ith d in n e r s a n d b u f f e t su p p e rs . The g u e s t lists o f th e
f r a t e r n i t i e s f o l l o w :

A L P H A T A U O M E G A

D o r o t h y P e r k in s 
•'ane Gr e en 
J e a n e t t e R o u n t r e e

E m ily M ars h all
G e n e G r o v e

C H ! P H I

Mr . L au r a I.. 
C h a m b e r s 

E v e l y n H u g b n , 
F r a n k s t o n 

A n n e Bake r
M a ry L o u i s a L y d ic k
D o r o t h y 
S c h n e id e r 
D o r o t h y S c h n e i d e r

B onnie R u th C e ly , R u t h T ulip s* 
P a l -y I <nri#n
K i t " / Lam de r

F r a n k s t o n 
Adrip N e e l y 
A u ban A d d l e T e n !- E lle n U m p h re a 

•o n 

D or is M c R e y n o l d s
D o ris D i c k i n s o n

E ll s T a y l o r 
A nna M ar y P i e r c e M a ry H u f l b o t 
R u th J o h n s t o n 
J e e n e t e D a v i s 
Polly Poole

D E L T A T H E T A P H I 
B in Butler.
B e a u m o n t

E lis a b e t h B r a d e n 
Na n rv E w i n g 
Cia M ar W ord 
Belly L i p s c o m b 
Judith Craddock

P^n M, Harrison
S t r i n g e r
Bd! 

K A P P A ALP HA 

Mr. and Mrs. Evans Lottie Lr* H a t t o n

S w a n n 

< onnie Delavan 
Mi', and Mrs.

More Exes 
Are Married

Hildebrand-Boren 
Rites In Tyler

In a double 

ring ceremony,
Louise Boren, daughter o f Mr. 
and Mrs. 0 . M. Boren, w as m a r - 1 
ried at 8 o ’clock Saturday night j 
to Ira Polk Hildebrand Jr., son ! 
o f Dean and Mrs. Ira P. H i l d e - ; 
brand o f Austin. The Rev. Wil­
liam Meade Brown, rector of
Christ Episcopal Church at Tyler, I 
married the couple.

M ane !! Brill 
W in n ie B r o o k s 
M tr io n N o r t o n 
S k ip p e r K in g 
A m a Nor f [pet 
N e ll Ktthn

Geor ge Charr, ber
lain 

SI G M A

the altar. The bride

Helen Du tton 
A ire K eith 
S a r a C av#
A L P H A EPSILON
C a th e r in e H i g h a m s Hele n H a g g a r d
D o r o th y C a r u t h e r s B o o t *jp 
l r . a g 
Ruth Adams 
Isabel Jo h n sto n 
Mary J o Mc Angus 
Mary Henry 
Margaret Batts 
Eleanor Harris 
Mary Montgomery 
Charlotte M a ce 
Harriett D a n i e l s
Mr and Mrs, F. F. France* Rather

A vested choir o f thirty voices 
sang “ Oh, P er fe ct L o v e ,” and the 
w ed ding procession marched 
to 
Lohengrin music. Candles lit the 
church and moss and E aster lilies 
decorated 
w ore w hite satin trim m ed in lace 
and seed pearls with a veil and 
freesia and 
train. 
valley lilies.

,. Bt ch a n c e
Caroline B r o w n ie # 
B et ty R u t h Curtis 
Mac 
l.oU S t e w a r t 
E le a n o r W i l l i a m s 
Frances Hildebrand, sister of 
M a r v R e y n o l d s
Jo Carolyn Guides 
the groom, and Mrs. W. F. Bride- 
Marv Le*- h ,miong W(k]j j r f wbo was matron o f honor, 
were am ong Miss B o r en ’s attend­
a n t . The bride groom ’s best man 
.1 Bannon IIT of Dallas,
was E, 
the 
Boren home on South Broadway 
Avenue a fter the wedding.

\ reception was held a* 

Mrs. R. T. Wilson

She carried 

SIGMA NI!

I.ewright 

Biair 

Boots ie Tr igg 
Jane Yo ung 
Jose phine 
Besa Lichte 
Eu gen ia Morris 
Helen His a rk h 
Jean Bandera 
Kitty Lawder 
B e tt y Grat berry

Sara Cave
Dorothy Lee
Perkins
Eloise I'5 .Bois
Alice Keith
Anita P a n t
Margaret Leaehman
Josephine Tullos

Both the brick and the bride.; 

M cK i n n e y s h a v e b a b y

t i 
Mr. a n d Mr*. J i m m y M c h m n . y , 
Io ta , p ro fe ssio n a l music Dallas, a r e th e p a r e n t s o f a d au g h 
t e r , P a tr ic ia S ue, h o r n W ednea- 
T he I day, F e b r u a r y 9. Mr. a n d Mrs,
f o r !**<*« o f the p ro g ra m will he Miss M c K inney a r e e x - s tu d e n ts o f the 
in U n iv e rsity . Mrs. M c K in n e y was 
o f
f o r m e r l y D o ro th y H a r r i s o n

• t i 

... 

, , 

r - 

, A llltill.

Jessie Andrews Roses Planted 
To Commemorate Birthday

C o m m e m o r a tin g t h e b i r t h d a y o f M b s Jessie A ndrew s, fo r w hom j 

Je ssie A n d re w s D o r m i t o r y w a s n a m e d , two J e s s ie A n d re w s rose bushes 
w e r e p la n te d a t a c e r e m o n y S a t u r d a y . The s t a f f a n d r e s id e n ts of the* 
d o rm ito ry re c e iv e d in v ite d f a c u l t y m e m b e r s fo r te a S u n d a y a f t e r ­
noon from 4 to 6 o ’clock. 

—------------ -— 

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i

 

 

T w e n ty - tw o b u sh e s o f 

Music Group Has 
Spanish Program

th e 
new ly developed J e s s ie A n d re w s 
rose w ere p re s e n te d to th e d o r m i ­
to r y by P, CT M o o re of 
the 
Moore N u rs e r y an d F lo ra l C o m ­
p a n y n e a r T yler. M rs, J o h n L.
Campbell o f T y l e r g a v e the d o r ­
A p r o g ra m of S pan ish music
o f D am e 
m ito ry 
E d ith roses. By D e c e m b e r o f this will be given a t the m onth ly meet* 
y e a r , Mr. M oore will p r e s e n t th e 
in g of Alpha P si c h a n te r of S igm a 
d o rm ito ry w ith a h u n d r e d m o r e A lpha 
bushes of 
rose, 

A n d re w s so ro rity , a t th e Texas School of 

F in e A r t s T u esd a y night. 

f i f t y b u sh e s 

the Je ssie 

G uests at 

th e d o r m ito r y 

\ltco 

k’oti hifl I RS fO.loWS, 

lunch S a t u r d a y w e r e M r. a n d Mrs. R e €da L*« McCormick, pupil 
Moore. M rs. C am pbell, Miss D o r- t h e school. T he p ro g ra m will be 
rtlkr IT a K ta ii a >• a rl 
othy G eb a u er, a n d Miss F a n n i e 
And rows, sis te r o f Mi?? Jessie An- F olk Song*: 
(trews. M r. Moore a n d Miss A n ­
d rew s ea ch p la n te d a b u sh o f th e ,
Jessie A n d re w s rose in th e g a r d e n 
n o rth of 
E c o n o m ic s:
th e H o m e 
Building a f t e r lunch,

f ss, S orrow So To Love 

Unto a Poor Blind 

L o v e r "
" l f 

“ M ay S o n g "

T h e e ’

C h a p te r Choru*
Violin S olo: “ R o m a n ra A nda!u s a '’ 

At 

th e 

tea S u n d a y a f te r n o o n 
Miss H elen F iinn. social d ir e c to r 
of Jessie A n d re w s , r ec eiv e d 
th e 
the d r a w i n g room , As- 
g u e s ts in 
| Mating h e r w ere Miss F a n n ie A n ­
d r e w s , Miss R osalie G o d fr e y , b u s ­
iness d ir e c to r ' o f resid e n ce h alls;
I mise A n d re w s , p r e s id e n t o f the 
i d o rm ito ry co u n c il; and H ele n P a t ­

ton, v ic e-pre side nt.

D orothy G e b a u e r , 

In the house p a r ty w e r e Misses 
R a th- 
1 bone, Be?* H e flin , M a r g a r e t Peck, 
j aud Allene A tk in so n , M esdam es 
I P e a r l Chadw ell and J o h n C am p-

L u c y 

V irginia K e r s h n e r
Mrs, A n ita Gaedcke, arc o m -

T w o p i a n o : “ E span o R h a p so d y ’’- 

S a ra sole

p a n i ? t

C h a b ie r

R e e d s L ee McC ’m i c k 
R u b y Lee H aberlin

Kathryn Roach Given 
Informal Dinner

K a th r y n Roach, a ju n io r a ’ the 
and th e w o m e n o f Jessie A n - j U n iv e r s ity , w a s com plim ented by
and Mrs. D. 

h e r p a r e n t s , D r, 

d: ews D o rm ito r y .

ja p o n ic a and o t h e r s p r in g 
ers. In 

The f o y e r w a s d e c o r a te d w ith 
flo w ­
th e d r a w in g room s w ere
rl red gladioli* a n d t u ­
the dorm i- 
ips. A I the r o o m s in 
o ry an d 
the
bird a n d f o u r t h decks w e re open pansy b o u to n n ie r e as a favor*

Roach o f A m arillo, with an in f o r ­
mal d in n e r a t 
the G eorgian Tea 
Room S a t u r d a y a t 

S p rin g 
the i
tables, a n d e a c h g u est received a 

the su n d e c k s on 

f lo w e r s d ec o rate d 

o ’c l o c k .!

6 

; to the g tests. 

G u ests w e r e Mildred Kirk. Dor-
S tr a w b e r r y m e r i n g u e and eof-; othy D ooley, M ary S to rm . Mary 
foe w ere served fro m a ta b le laid A nn W e y m o u th , Louise E lliott, 
linen a n d lace cloth. A E llen U m p h r i t s , D oris V ineya rd, 
w ith a 
crystal c a n d e l a b r u m w ith red ta - E velyn S to rm . Louise. McKeig, 
per? occupied 
the a n d D o ro th y A dam s, all U n m ee­
ta b le , a n d at. ea c h e n d w ere vases »ity s t u d e n t s f r rn A m a r illo ; Mar- 
t h a L ouise B ell of C o rp u s C h r isti;
o f red gladiolas. Misses D o ro th y 
R ath b o n e B e a tric e H ick m an o f B a i t h ; and 

the cerite: o f 

Lucy 

I G e b a u e r 
se rv e d t h e f irs t h o u r, 

and 

and M isses | F r a n c e s W ilk ins of A u stin .

A f „... 
, 

d i n n e r 

thp g u e s ts 

a t ­
te n d e d the a r t ex hibit in th e a r t
Lexa® Federated

cm o f 
o m e n ’s C lub Building.

th e 

p layed ,,
by Mar- ii*

Club Notices

Abilene Club— a t 7:30 o' clock

in G a r ris o n H all IOO.
F o r t W o r t h Club-—a t 

7:30
o'clock in the Main L o u n g e 
o f th e T e x a s U n io n to elect 
o ffic ers.

Sigma Alpha 

lot*— p r o g r a m of 
a t Tex as 

S p a n ish music 
School o f F in e A',**. 

U n i v e r s i t y C he s s Club-— a t I
o’clock in the T e x a s U nion. 

U n i v e r s i t y P r o f re s t i v e D e mo -
in 

o’clock 

c r e te — a t 
G a rriso n Hall 111.

7:30 

PAGE FIVE 

.

K I R B Y H A L L V E S P E R S

Speakers at. vesper services S a n ­
ds . n o o n a t K i r b y Hall 
in c lu d e d 
Miss D o r o t h y G e b a d e r , d - an c f
w o m en, a n d Mrs. T. A. B row n,
I p r e s id e n t of the b o a r d o f c o n t r o l 
of K ir b y Hall. Miss G e b a u e r 
spoke o f H ele n M a r r K irb y , first:
d ean o f w o m e n of t h e U n iv e r s ity , 
the d o r m i t o r y cam e
and o f how 
to be n a m e d f o r her. Mrs. B row n 
‘ old t h e h is to ry of K ir b y H all, a n d 

' S is a n n a H e lm k e sang.

EX IS E N G A G E D "

T he e n g a g e m e n t o f M iss L e e 
B i e d e n h a r n t o N o rto n H a r g is w a s 
a n n o u n c e d b y h e r p a r e n t s , M r. 
and M u A. N, B ie d e n h a r n , in S a n
Miss
Antonio 
is a g r a d u a t e o f t h e
! B i e d e n h a r n 
, ; !uv0, Mt, a n d a *m e m b „ o f t h .

la st w eek-end. 

K ap p a K ap pa G a m m a 
'I hen" m a r r ia g e w ill 
M arch I T

s o r o r i ty .
ta k e p la c e

Hollice R u m rn#!I, a University*
s t u d e n t . visited f rie n d s in H o u s to n 
d u r in g th e w eek-en d.

EXCITING

NEWS!

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S I L K S T O C K I N G S

Designed for Fash­
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m om ent--fem mine, 
subtle, soft. There’s 
an e x c itin g n ew ­
ness ab ou t these 
c h a r m i n g NoMend 
* COLORMOODS" 
For example:

SONNY B r i m
I* the J of KT "bright” shade
whoie aria DUS warmth i»r»
d e f i a n t l y "Spring 195*

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is w « m in tone, * flatten* 
oi lo vt’i t - o n fours ta d a per­
fect companion for pf:un.

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H i gh l i g h t of * di s pl ay of l at e st c o i f f u r e s b y s o c i e t y w o m e n in 
St. Loui s it this " f o r g e t - m e - n o t ’' hairdress, s ho w n b y Gr a c e Wh i t e, 
a b ov e . A s t r i n g o f f l owe r s worn at th# rear o f the he ad c om p l e t e s 
this c o i f f u r e .

Airs. Bland’s Advice Is To Read 
Rules In Planning Social Events

groom were U niversity graduates. 
Miss Boren was a member of the 
Pi Beta Phi sorority and Mr. Hil­
the
debrand was a m ember of 
S igm a Chi f r a t e r n i t y . 

the c o m in g of 
b i n g had b e t t e r t a k e ca re , Mrs. K a th le e n Bland, a s s i s t a n t dea n of
is a s e t of U n iv e r s ity r u le s w hich 
w o m en , w a r n e d re c e n tly . T here 
cove r social ac tiv itie s, she rec alle d , and an u n d e r s t a n d i n g Of the rule*
Mr. and Mrs. H ild e b r a n d will ^y g ro u p ? p l a n n in g social a f f a i r s saves much c o n f u s io n a n d p r e v e n ts 

O rg a n iz a tio n s p l a n n in g social 

e v e n ts h e r a ld in g 

I 

For 

te m p e r . 

MOERS-L1TTLE 

be a t h o m e in T y le r on the Old m i n >’ * n 
I B u lla r d R o a d a f t e r tw o week?.

instance, she pointed out, 
application* for a place on t h e 
University social calendar for a
The marriage o f Miss Mary j dance or open house must be made 
Elizabeth Little, daughter of Mr. J to the com m ittee at 
least four- 
and Mrs. Jack M. Little Sr. of | teen days before it is scheduled. 
to Arthur Edwin Moors, i A ctivities such a? dinners a n d 
Dallas, 
son o f Dr. and Mrs, E. A. Moers picnics need be given univ a few 
j Of H ou ston, wa? announced at a j day? notice, Mr?. Bland said.

 ______ 

♦ 

...

University Dames 
Set Luncheon Date

. . . 

.. 

r. 

. 

T A U DEI TA PH I 

Mr. and Mrs. 
Adriftn L e vy 
p D. Davidson 
Mr an d Mrs. Man- Mira Ro!'a Mar 

He le n B lu m
M»«« < 'arite Arhat*

ter

I 

rice Eisen hur g 

Maxixe L e v y 

A ’•better
L o u is A r b e tte r

T H E T A XI 

Ju a n it a G r ac e 
J e t t y D e L o n g 
Alice Ann N t s c h k e Mr. and Vr> 
Geraldine Nutter®, 

I a v i s B r u c e D all as
M arg ar et W h i t e

James F t . rn

C on r o e

A b o u t ----
University
People

J o h n Russell, U n iv e r s ity 

stu 

d e n t , spen t 
h o m e in W ic h ita Falls.

Miss T h e lm a J e a n n e A rm s tr o n g ,
a s tu d e n t a t St. M a r y 's A c a d e m y 
ii: S ?n A n to n io , was a v isito r on 
th e U n iv e r s it y c a m p u s last w e e k ­
end a n d a t t e n d e d th e S ig m a Chi 
f o rm a l.

M a ry Jo Wick* s p e n t S u n d a y in

Houston.

M ary John*on and M a ry P u c k

e ll a r e n t 
homo? in S a n A ntonio.

th e v e e k - e n d at 

Miss E lia a b e th P e rk in s, a s tu ­
d e n t in S . MAL, v a ? a v is ito r on
th e U n iv e r s it y c a m p u s la s t w e e k - 1 U n W e rrity " a n d is now 
en d an d a t t e n d e d the S ig m a C hi 
f o rm a l.

K ap p a G a m m a s o r o rity

a, 
a t 

n 

i i 
i 
thei B i ) lor U n iv e r s ity School 

Ti 

t 

M « r . „ an s t u d e n t a f th* 

the w e e k -e n d at. his j Phi B e ta Pi, medical f r a t e r n i t y . 

Phl E p s , ‘on 

’ fra !* rn iti* « a n d 

.o rc ,-it,* ,, how- »nd L a u . a H a m p to n . 

t e a guv en F rid a y a f t e r n o o n in Dal- j A n y o r g a n iz a ti o n 
las. Mrs. G eorge L a n d e r date. J two d an c es a s e m e s te r a n d 
I a u n t o f th e bride, p re s id e d a t th e 0 p en house every m o n th e x c e p t a n n u a * 

allowed F W ilson a s t w eek, 
a n I r u a r >* 

24 for t h e d* te 
lu n c h e o n a* 

is 

fdiVP! 

te a service. 

the m o n th 

in w hich 

it, gives 

a 

F e b - 1 P iano 
Piano 

set 
w a s 
fo r t h e i r I t h r o u g h o u t the a f t e r n o o n 

tice -ct. e n d hour. 
m usic 
m usic

th e Driskill g u e r it e M c A fee , Ola Mac W o r d .l __ 
.

a n d J a n e F e rg u so n . 

| 

he U n iv e rsity D am es, in a b u s t - j Bess H eflin a n d M a r g a r e t P eck 

ness m e e tin g at t h e h o m e of M rs

th e m a n i a g e 

to o k p la ce J a n - < d an c e, she amid. Only 

p e rso n s A 

V alentine 

social 

h o u r 

in- i 

The B o a rd o f R e g en t?, in 1 1»3 6, I F 1-’ f r o m 

u ary 29. M rs. M oers is a s tu d e n t eligible f or i n i t ia t io n ca n a t t e n d 1 e lu d ed a w o rd -b u ild in g c o n te st, j n a m e d W o m e n ’s D o rm ito ry , U n it 
in S o u th e r n M e th o d ist U n iv ersity , , d a n c e s or o p e n houses given b y won bv M rs. J. W . M a rtin . Miss I I, Jessie A n d re w s D o r m ito r y 
; w h e r e she is a m e m b e r of K appa 

in u “inan 
s h y .

th e men o f her 

class, as
ion th a t she w as th e first

a d u a 

e 

the I niver-

f r a t e r n i t i e s o r so ro ritie s, G u e st 
lists a n d c h a p e r o n s fo r such a f . ! w ith a c ro b a tic d an c es ; 
f , lrl m u ! t h „ W e d jn t h „ o{ fjc fs 
^
th e Dean of W o m e n and o f 
v UU. ii OUU V? A 
* 
t h r r e daya bc 

 

Irerxe Olsen e n t e r t a i n e d th e gu est? m e m o r y of the f irs t w o m a n to en­
to g r a d u a t e .
i t e r 
T hose a s s i - : ing Mrs. W ilson on I f rom th e U n iversity, a n d to tea h 

the U n iv e rsity , 

ny 

f a s t u d e n t 1 ne 
of 
* 
i 
th e D ean o{ Men 
fore 

n . * . 
v ** 

f r\tT rn T rv and 

a * 

thp s e a l i o n . O nly 

T he couple will 

live 

in Dallas 

avo will c o n tin u e t h e i r studies.

B E L L - W Y A T T
 
. . . . . 
 
 
S a ra 
Miss 

M esdames M. CL S m ith . I.co WAI
k e rso n , L. J . M a rtin , J . C. Thig-
pin, M, P . S m a r t! , S. WL Cole, 
F r a n c e s W ya tt, ; from 12 o’clock n o o n to 4 o’clock M. Jo n e s, B. E. P e l t et, J. E. B e r r y 

W om en m a y v isit m e n ’s dorm i-
f r a 
to rie s, 
ro o m in g houses, o r 
t e r n i t y h o u se s o n ly on S u n d a y s
, — v 
---------- - —rf 

ever, a r e lim ite d b y this rule. 

the h o stess c o m m itte e w e r e Mea- 
' ' C i f Jlr.S * 
i <• t * V- UV0VCS5 VV 111 III i k LCC 
d a m e s A lice B laylock, W . CL H u d - 

U n iv e rsity ,
»
the
the first day the
I BS 3, 
o p e n e d 
social son, C. CL G ulley, I. FL Light fo o t, U n iv e r s it y wa? o, 
P ea- 
r***i
j body A w a r d w h en ?hc g r a d u a te d 
fro m h ig h school. Miss A n d re w s 
J w a s th e only w o m an in b er cia??. 
f o r Phi Beta
, 

O t h e r m e m b e r s a n d g u e s ts w e r e 

Sim w a s selected 
,► ^ 
. . 

a f t e r h a v in g receiv ed 

Shc e n t e r e d 

in 
the 

, 

a p p a * 

. 

. 
. 
in te r e s ts in c lu d ed , bt

. 

. 

,

>f Mr. a n d Mrs. J a c k j in th e a f te r n o o n , Mrs. B la n d said. I W in n ie A dam ?, L ee P e te rs , L. L, sides h e r w o r*c* ho rseb a ck n d n : g , 
of A m arillo, and Sam ! C h a p e r o n , 
a n d e t h e r a p « r t, ; W h e n
s tu d e n t? 
all 
knew' h e r , g r a d u a te d , she rec eiv e d

d a u g h t e r o f Mr. a n d M rs 
C. W y a tt
lire L usk. Ft F . G r i g s , . J e n n i e M oy- 
. e le c te d 
R a y b u r n Bell, son of Mr. and Mrs. i a p p r o v e d by th e D ea n of W om e n ! ors, W illiam B o r e n , M, M aeken-
F, H. Bell of B r o o k s to n , w e r e I m u s t be p r e se n t. O n c e r t a i n cc- son, S. B. B a k e r , K. S. D eB usk, 
m a r r ie d M onday a t th e P o lk S t r e e t | casions w o m en m a y visit m e n'? P. S to rm , L. R. G ro ssn ick e l, R. L.
o r ; C o lth a r p , NL T. P r ib b l e , and J o h n 

Miss J e s s ie .” as 

r o o m in g house?, 

f r o m 

, 

E l C h a r r o

( M e x i c a n R e s t a u r a n t )

You*ll E n j o y 
C o m id a M e x ic a n ® , 

. 

. 35c

fi» 2 
s o p * 

t a m a l e s , 

I 
h r T O I, 

e n c h i l a d a 
c o n
c h i l # 

C o n s i s t # 
I 
t a c o , 
r u m # , 
r i o q u e s o , 
o lech#.

f r i j o l e s , p i o n 
i t . c a f e , 

3 5 c

P r o m p t S e r v i c e

9 1 2 R e d R i v e r
Jo? Carlin, M gr.

B rid, e P a t h F rid 
n p r o r a t i o n s 

Girls’ Co-Op No. 2
a f t € r n o o n .
, V a le n tin e H # S V a l e n t i n e P a r t y

f ro m 6 

d o rm ito rie s, 
f r a t e r n i t y houses 
j o ’clock S u n d a y n ig h t, Mr?. B lan d
said, N o ta tio n s of 
the c h a p e ro n ?
a r e m a d e in th e D e a n of W o m a n ’?
O ffic e on th e s e o cc asions also.

to 

V isitin g h o u r s f o r men a t w o m ­
e n ’s d o r m ito r ie s , ro o m in g house?, 
or s o r o rity houses are 
I ‘2 
o ’clock noon to l l o ’clock at n ig h t 
from 4 o’clock 
on S u n d a y , and 
l l o’clock 
in 
on o t h e r days.

t h e a f te r n o o n 

fro m 

to 

Mrs. B land poin te d o u t 

t h a t 
g u e s ts and n o n - s tu d e n t r e s id e n ts 
of h o u se s w h e r e U n iv e r s it y w om en 
to obse rve 
r e sid e are 
e x p e c te d 
th e U n iv e r s it y ru le s , w hich 
a r e 
listed 
lio n b u lle tin .

in t h e U n iv ersity 

in fo rm s-1 

th e ir C h u r r h j n ^ A m arillo 

Mr, Bell, an ex s tu d e n t , is now
J o h n W y a tt, 
living 
b r o t h e r o f th e bride a n d a stu-
.
, 

in A ustin. 

, 

G e n e A u b re y and G ra c e Adel#
H arg is, s tu d e n t? in the U n iv e rsity 
b u t s e m e , t e r , r e t u r n e d S a t u r d a y i ' n t ’" 2 he ' 
to a t t e n d th e J a n G a r b e r d an c e . 
F r a n c e s C o o p e r ha? gone 

to | W O L F -R A W L S 

: ' ,f 

inP-

i-!- 
M y rtle McCollum 

L u b b o c k to visit h e r m o th e r who j Mrs. R. E . Rawls h a s a n n o u n c e d 
h e r d a u g h t e r ,
the D o ro th y Rawls, to W illia m Wolf, 
coup le w e re m a r r i e d S a tu r -
d a y f F e b r u a r y 5, a t G e o rg e to w n .
( B oth a r e U n iv e r s ity s t u d e n t s and

w eok-en d a t her" h om e in P e r t , T he 
A r t h u r . 

tho m a r r i a g e of 

s p e n t 

E d ith S u d had a? hor gue?t? 
thi? w e e k -e n d C h a r l o t t e K ap la n 
and Rosalie E v a n s of H o u s to n . 

N ew s t u d e n ts 

fro m B e a u m o n t ;

A ustin .

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inc hi de A d d * L e f f ie r , C lyde Hoi- j V a l e n t i n e P a r t y G i v e n
la n d . J r ., a n d N o r h . r l G e n . M e ,. p Q |. 
J a m # j W o r c j
t a y e r .

S c n ttie B e a . le y . l i l t e d h e r hom e 

rn Beeville la s t w e e k -e n d . 

G re y L e w , . M u llin . V i s i t e d h e r 

h o m o rn 

r e m p l e last w e e k -e n d . 

j am es W o r d , r e c e n t bride,
w a . h o n o r e d with a p a r t y Riven by
R G W o rd a t h e r h(lme on

M a ry A n n G a r d n e r , J i n x T o r . ! 
nee. C o n n ie Sch uler, an d H e le n 
D . y sp e n t th e w e e k -e n d in W a co . | m u m s _ „ d toH 

, hpmc w e r e w W U 

ln 

c h r y s a n th e -
, nd w h ite , tock

M atli# P a l m e r and M a ry E a r le
S a n so m visited R achael B r a u e r in
Beeville th is w eek-end.

Mrs. R. B. Cousins a n d Mrs. R e m ­
b e r t G u in n assisted in serving.

E liz a b e th S w ift, F r a n c e s Cook,

T he g u e s ts w e re Misses Daw n 
B lair, M a ry J o J o h n s o n , C a ro lin e
th e j B ro w n le e , N a n c y W o o d w a rd , Dor 
-* M.?s M a rjo r ie H o lm e . o th y Runge> E liz a b e th L i g h t s , 
 R a b eyf L o r r a in e

a n d F ra n c e * D.Hey a t t e n d e d 
w e d d in g o f Miss M a r j o r i e Ho l me s
a n d David
P alestine.

D.al, e x - ? tu d e n ts , 

in E d ith KnipJ> ^

I R a m s e y , Alice L e d g e rw o o d , H ele n p a r ty .

Cha r l es G ibbs, G i l b e r t Cox, a n d 
T om Q uick visited in S a n A ng elo 
this w ee k -e n d .

V ir g in ia A lr e y and M ary Ann 
W e y m o u th will spe nd W e d n e s d a y 
in S a n A n to n io .

M a ry F r a n c e s C a s b e e r a n d W e i ­
m a r D ea n H ea p s p e n t t h e w ee k-e nd 
a t Miss C a s h e e r ’s hom e 
in L am - 
pasas.

Dill Col e of Co r s i c a na visited 

Me r i t t D r a n e last week-end.

Miss S a r a Lee G a r r i t y of C o rsi­
th e w e e k -e n d g u e s t o f 

c a n a wa? 
E l i z a b e t h A n n Mitchell.

A r t h u r E v a n s a n d Da n Lowe 
w e r e visitor? in J a c k s o n v ille o v e r 
th e w ee k -e n d .

m 

J o e L o p e r w e n t to H e n d e r s o n to 
a t t e r d a c o m m itte e m e e ti n g of
tho Texa? M ethodist Y o u n g P eo - 
p i e ’? C o n f e r e n c e held F r id a y and 
is vice- 
S a t u r d a y , o f w hich h e 

j - a v 
i . , , 

ii 

U p r e s id e n t.
U 
th e 
E v elyn 
I U n iv e r s it y , visited f r i e n d s in S a n 
I A n to nio d u r i n g t h e w ee k -e n d .

s t u d e n t 

J a f f e , 

in 

Mr. a n d Mrs. E d H olly a n d tw o 
|( l a u g h t e r s f r o m T a y l o r s p e n t S u n - 
I d a y w ith F lo re in e Holly, w ho 
is 
■ a t t e n d i n g th e U n iv e r s it y .
R o s e m a r y M athis* 

■ w e e k - e n d a t h e r hom e 

R a th b o n e , S ophie S ta e h e ly , Eve- 
lvn B a r g e , A nn E liz a b e th G a g e ; 
M e sd a m e s Gibson R a n d le , 
T h o rp e , V ic to r K o r m e ie r , 
E d d ie Jo se p h .

and 

Mrs. W o rd , f o r m e r l y D o ro th y 
j C ousins, w as m a r r i e d on N ew 
She a n d M r. W o rd 
j Y e a r ’s D ay. 
t h e U n iv e rsity .
in 
a r e s t u d e n t s 

Littlefield Girls Have 
Valentine Dinner

T h e g irls of A lice L itt le f ie ld 
D o r m ito r y o b se rv e d S a in t V a le n ­
t i n e ’s D a y w ith a V a l e n t i n e d in ­
n e r a t 6 o'clock M o n d a y n ig h t. 
E a c h g ir l w as p e r m i t t e d to ask a
i b o y to jo in h e r a f t e r d i n n e r foT
.. .
living

. 
j 1 c o f f e e and d e s s e r t 

.. 
t h e 

. 
in 

, 

, 

room.
A 

s h o r t musical p r o g r a m on 
w hich D o ra G ras b a n g tw o selec­
tions w a s a r r a n g e d 
to e n t e r t a i n 
th e g u e s ts d u r in g t h e a f t e r - d i n n e r 
c o f f e e , a n d C onnie K is te n p la y ed 
a t 
t h e ev e n in g . 
T h e ta b le s in the d in in g r o o m w e re 
d e c o r a te d in the V a l e n t i n e m o tif.

in te r v a ls d u r i n g 

s p e n t 
the 
in D allas.

Mr. a n d Mrs. I r b y C o b b have 
g e n e to H o u s t o n f o r a s h o r t visit.

j ng ;

J a c k I w. p . A le x a n d e r 

A m id 

r e d balloons a n d 

ro s e s 
th e g irls o f th e W o m e n ’s C o o p e r ­
ativ e H ouse No. 2 and t h e i r d a t e s 
c e le b r a te d V a l e n t i n e ’* D ay S u n ­
day n ig h t. Bunco a n d h e a r t s w’e r e 
p la yed. The table? were d e c o r a te d 
w ith h e a r t s and rose? s e n t to t h e 
house by Miss D o ro th y G e b a u e r , 
d e a n o f w o m en , w h o a t te n d e d t h e 

T h o se p r e s e n t w e r e th e follow - 

(.ribhic 

B er ni e# Ph il li ps 
P a u l P h ill ip s 
B illy Po ol 
M a lv in a Prif #
B ill Rot t i c 
Hnr.o! S c o t!
W # s l# y Sa w vor 
Elisabeth Torrtne# 
Ruth Waldrop 
S a l l y W # « v # r 
B ru ce W ils o n 
B r u c e W e a v e r

W A. Daniel*
Lei* D our!*#
H u s h E c h o ls 
W a r r e n Fuller 
Ruth 
F r a n c e s He ard 
H e r b e r t J o h n s o n 
E u g e n i a Lee 
S h e r m a n L «»e*n e 
Ren M urra y 
R ose M unve a 
J a n i c e Owen 
 
1------------
Alpha Chi Omega Exes 
Entertain Husbands

 

 

t h e i r h u s b a n d s w ith 

A lp h a C hi O m e g a a lu m n a e e n ­
te r t a i n e d 
a 
V a le n tin e d in n e r a t th e hom e o f 
Mr. a n d M rs. G eo rg e H. F a n e h e r , 
S t i e e t , 
600 E a st T h ir ty - s e c o n d 
F r i d a y n ig h t. T h e 
d e c o r a tio n ? , 
w hich w ere 
in th e V a le n tin e c o l­
ors, 
in c lu d e d a ta b l e c e n t e r p i e c e 
of r e d c a r n a tio n s . A f t e r d in n e r, 
g a m e s w e re p layed .

A lp h a Chi O m eg a a l u m n a e a n d 
t h e i r g u e s ts included M essrs. a n d 
M e sd am e s G eo rg e A lsop, G e o rg e 
H. F a n e h e r , C arl 
I z z a r d , H. M. 
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Caricatured Characters

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1938

ing how he writes songs and play 
ing some o f the 600 melodies he 
has created.

H O L L I \\ OO D, Feb. 14.——Ir v ­

G R A D U A T E S IN T E R V IE W E D

College W idow ’ W h ere to G o

Needs Musicians

V A R S I T Y . — "V ic to ria the 
G re a t." W ith A n n a beagle, A n ­
ton W alb rook, and H. B . W arn er. 
Featu re begins 2:23, 4:54, 7:05, 

I f you can p lay a mandolin, and 9:16 o’clock. (F ir s t day.)

Irving Berlin Short 
Advertises Life Story

S pf dal to Th$ Daily Ttxan

ing B e rlin w ill make his 

first 

screen appearance in a tra ile r ad­

vertising picture, 

"A le x a n d e r’s

strum a guitar, tickle a uke, zing 

a zither, beat a banjo or meander 

on any manner of string in stru­

ment you are eligible fo r member­

ship 

in the Mandolin Club 

of 

S T A T E . — "S ta n d - In ." W ith Ragtim e B a n d ," which is based on 

Leslie H oward, Je a n Blondell, and the songw riter’s life.
H um phrey Bog art. Feature begin? ; 
The tra ile r w ill be more than a 
at l l , 1*10, 3:20, 5:30, 7:40, and trailer, however. It w ill be a one-
9:50 o’clock. 
real featu rette, with B e rlin tell-

(F ir s t day.)

Personnel 

representatives 

of 
W . T. G ran t Stores, the Goodyea 
Tire and Rubber Company, am 
the Firestone T ire and Rubbei 
Company w ill be here next weel 
to in terview graduate students o 
the School o f Business Adm inis 
tration, Dean J . A . Fitzgerald ha 
announced.

LA S! 11 MLS 
J U D A Y

M Y R N A L O Y
in
"Man Proof"

S T A R T S
W E D .

Rflvmono S U T H E R ! !

C l****

1904!

Bu rt Dyke, who 

is directing 

the specialty numbers 

fo r 

the 

forthcom ing C urtain Club produc­

tion. 

"T h e College W id o w ," 

is 

seeking to recreate this organi-
zation, which was one of the m ost! 

P A R A M O U N T ,— "M a n - P ro o f." 
W ith M yrn a Lo y, Franchot Tone, 
and W a ite r 
Rosalind 
Russell, 
Pidgeon. F e a tu re begins at 
l l , 
12:15, 2:40, 4 :3 J, 6:20, 8:10, 
and IO o’clock. (L a s t day.)

Q U E E N .

‘‘L ivin g on 

E o v e '

. 

. W ith Jam es Dunn and W h itn ey
popular dubs on the campus in Bourne. P e a tU M bcRins at 1:19, 
‘The College W i- 3;03) 4;47> r5;31> g .15 and 9;59
1904, the year 
d o w " was first produced.

,, 

Dyke plans to use this group a? 
one o f the between acts members I 
Firefly.** 
of the show, along w ith tho girls*] W ith Je a n e tte MacDonald and A l­
lite ra l^ clubs, athletic teams, sing- 
ors and dancers of the period. 

C A P IT O L . — "T h e 

lan Jones. 

I

o’clock. 

(F ir s t day.)

Those tenatively cast for the 
dramatic part of the production 
include Ja c k Holme?, W ade I>ewis,I L na M erkel.
Clint Anderson, M elvin 

Pape, j *“ 

T E X A S . -— “ S a ra to g a .1 W ith 
Je a n H arlow , Clark Gahle. and 

*

; Ross W ittenburg, Richard W o lf, K E L L A M T O S P E A K 

J . C. Reliant, state director of 
Ja c k Harbin, Bob M cCutchin. Jim j 
Neel, Jo e Baldw in, < an 
L i eh, the N .Y .A ., w ill be the principal 
Leonard 
. tolarof*, s -ie Dodson, speaker at the weekly m eeting of 
t0 be 
W in n ie Jo R a m w y, M a ry \ ir p m a the A u , tln R otary c]u b 
C M K * , non Jackson, J . R. Sm ith. held gt 12:15 o clo ck today, in the 
H elen Robinson, M ary Rice B ro - ; D rh k m H o t f , A B ^ . ank sec. 

le a n . 

V irg in ia 

P a w n Blue, Jan e t W ertheim , 
Florence Scars,

(lading, G lo ria r c t a n . „ f 
and

of the Rotary Club, an­
nounced. The talk w ill cover some 
phase of youth, Mr. F ra n k said.

> , „ h

A ll students, whether members

. 

T C /

• 

. k'v, .'K im !

S E A T S O N S A L E T O D A Y

P A R A M O U N T ^ues feb! 22

ALFRED de B A G R E, Jr., pretest!

w 

rn I 

—■* 

iUarlr Smmri'i Cav rnmaWy Hit
Mark Aaacf’i Gay Comedy Hit 

WITH

F L O R E N C E R E E D
Lawrence Grossmith— Agnes Doyle 
Regina Wallace— Richard Wallace 
Boyd Davis— Janice Hanford

D D i r T C 

Including St ate and Fed. T a * .

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M J f l R m v

?4 th and Guadalupe si

F I R S T 

T I M E 
IN 
A U S T I N !

T O D A Y !
W ed nesd ay 
T h u r sd a y

S c e n e *
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Bea u tifu l 
I echmcolor 

I 
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Th! but story of fiery Prince Albert 
and the youthful Queen Victoria!

* 

BLONDELL
Stom a, rn
HUMPHREY BOGART

m m 

* M o r l o S h e l t o n 

A i o n M o w b r a y 

"

C H e n r y G o r d o n * J o c k C a r t o n

B M O

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Wed., Thura., 3-5 p.m. 1 0 c

H I G H S C H O O L
K ID S ’ M A T IN E E

ANNA NEAGLE • ANTON WALBROOK

I

Addenda
O n The Lively A rts

Annulm ent of the censorial band forbidding’ stage or screen im* 
persons:ions of any British ru ler on Ju n e 21, 1937, fo u r generations 
after V icto ria R eg in a’s death. gave H erb ert W ilco x, English film 
producer* permission to film the career and reign of the Queen who 
ruled B rita in sixty-three years. ♦---------------------- — ..... .......

A t his Elstree studio W ilco x
had contemplated making 
" V i c ­
toria the G reat,’* and bo eager
was he to begin, he had jumped 

A IR W A V E S

v

' 

1 

4 

f " ">tb • « > » » « » '' * 

into the \ .clo n al, w .c n . com edUn, 

th" 
search 
Screen e clo g u e spoken by A nna radio slate. O f course, it is hard'to
perform er
hoagie as V icto ria 
the private diary o f the sovereign m o u th iest but when so m any

Mouths make the big openings!
fo r tho stars and the ntnon-eved i
Tuesday’s j

imagine anv 

. a n e -tom 

radio 

this 

fo r 

herself. 

well-known and distinctive mouths I

Seeing that W ilcox meant bush are billed fo r the same day we

Such 

in a 

insure 

limber-lipped'

IO D owning 

F irs t, there is the 

ness, the British governm ent of- must mention it,
feted fu ll co-operation to 
absolute accuracy. E x te rio r shots mouth that is a little too 
long
of famous buildings like Sucking- I fo r it? face. This necessitates a
ham Palace, St. 
Jam es's Palace, sharp fold in the corner making
W ind sor Castle, W estm inister Ab- it an effective point c f issuance j
is
bey, Balm oral Castle, and Num- fo r hard-boiled words. 
Stre et were Ed w ard G. Robinson’s. Robinson
ber 
film ed and their 
newspaper!
interiors were has the lead 
constructed as studio sets with drama, " B ig T o w n ," in which he
fid e lity to the originals. From the plays opposite 
Trevor, I
ovei
Liverpool Museum came the train 
in which V icto ria and the Consort K N O W - C B S lines at 7 o’clock to-
Prince A lb e rt started on 
t h e i r night.
number two tonight be-
honeymoon. The 
longs to A l Jolson. Red-ringed and 
background was provided by the 
London Sym phony Orchestra and j singing "M a m m y ," it has b e e n 
the Band of H i? M ejesty ’s L ife worth millions to him. Bu t when 
J cl son’s Show opens tonight
Guards. 
Al 
O f these qualities is "V ic to ria ! over KN ri\\-( B S at 8:30, he w ill 
the G re a t," which brings a dis- have among his dramatis personae 
tinguished moment to the V a rs ity A m erica s Public Mouth number 
° ne’ tn a ', 
Theater today when 
the 
Singing ( avern, Guest of the day
first-run engagement there. 
B * :? }’ Kelly. Parkyakarkus with 
screen favorite. Anton W a1 brook, tbe s c e n te d trap peculiar to the
seen before in only one Am erican Hereto}’cure heck Greek 

W ith A n na Neagle, continental 

film ’s musical Mouth 

^ a r‘ ha Rave, 

’’B ig T o w n " 

it plays a 

comes 

C laire 

on 

F U N N Y F I L M F A C E S . — These three artist conceptions stand 
for, left to right, Hum phrey Bogart, 
Jo an Blondell, and Leslie 
H ow ard, principle characters in "Stan d - In ," beginning today at the 
State.

Henderson-

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

U n iversity 

and 

head 

football 

coach, said. " H e was a s in c e re ,! 

the Curtain Club or not, arr i 

honest man of the highest typ e ; A g ib le 
„ ______ ; T ri , . 

and everyone appreciated his q u ie t! ----------

’ I a c t*

r i 

! _ 

for 

tho

Mandolin Club

film , and H. B. W a rn e r of A mer- 
fa r t films. "V ic to ria the G re a t" 
ba? elicited praise from the press, 
yet n a tu ra lly its most tremendous
approval came from the British,

Hill To Design 
Austin Revue Sets

and 

Prentice H ill, w-ho ha? bee 

do-
ing sets fo r the C urtain Club, is 
designing 312 costumes 
5 
stage drops for the annua'. A u s­
tin High School Revue. One thou­
sand dollars w ill be spent on the 
project. H ill planned the setting 
for last y e a r’s revue and the cos­
tumes fo r a musical revue in C or­
pus. C hristi, but he has 
never 
worked on as large a scale or with 
such an unlim ited budget as he 
is now’ doing.

fin- I T p n n IC
t a t a 
" i5t 
ln
a tiu e gentlem an,
miss his valuable

0 on 
A t 9 o’clock, A Pearce and H is L ittle fie ld , now bead track coach I 

e P r ?ra m ‘ 

idea of open offensive play. C lyde that athletics has 

race 

J? | game in the state. He stressed the strength and solid word. 

I feel T

Gans: "M a tc h the Fun Go B y " j in the U n iv e rsity , was a member j ® P °r sman 
( K N O W - C B S », but he too, has of the 1916 basketball team, 
mouth trouble. There are two ar- 
tesian-w*;) t v n « 

* Tld we 

v c 

. 

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i 

Vriene 
b o x ’’ C a rl 
box. 

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J

C arl H of provides 

T r ! v i d . r , k . l 
t h e , 

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During1 1916 M r Henderson in- help. I considered it a privilege 

I traduced into the Im v e r s it y w hat .to have enjoyed his frien d sh ip ." . and hark ma
his wind and

*• 
underwent operation? on his throat
leg last fall to aid 
lam ina. The slim,
pr<‘SCnV ntram U!a sys,em ’ J 1' f ba'™ > n o ' the U n iv e rsity A t h - 1 te rrific a tro k in g pro champ he-
H e v « that he f, just reaching the

f meets be- let.c Council, .aid : 

.n a u s e a te d a series 

P rob» bl>’ » aa th ‘ 

E. Metzenthin, 

forerunner of 

fo rm er 

v a

VV. 

j 

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. 

Continued from Page 3

I tween the d iffeien t sections of 

Henderson wa? 

one of 

t h e peak c f his court career.

E v e ry o n e has his 

own opinion his gym classes 

the Ja c k Oaxie 

crevasse In 1920 Mr. Henderson became 

about 
which opens about 9:30 to intro-! athletic director of 
duce his fa cu lty Professor S tu a rt scholastic League. This was the believed in fa ir play. He was a 
E rwin, Ha vt
trr i 
b lick. A Glee « mb, Georgic Interscholastic 

I believe the Uni-
S to ll’s orchestra, and H a rry Bar- calendar, and since th at time his varsity lost'a man o f 'high integrity
® *
pAiWfi 
become 
ria, vocalist, compose the fine arts name has 

ctrnnntrmrtne * ai #♦ i i 
synonymous :p -he field nf ..k U t;

" T add€d 
League 

an ! P a t * r ar 

a J 

the 

. % 

* 

' 

most courteous 
that I have ever known. He was the power of V ines’s drives. 

and genial men 

P e rry has learned to cope w ith
He
game ha? improved
from 15 to 20 per cent, and the

Inter- a man of sterling quality, and Isays that hi? 

' t , thr man of convictions, and stood fo r Eng lish star is determined to wrest
athletic what i? right. 

the pro crown from Vines. 

B I B L E IS T O A S T M A S T E R

Ar 7:50 o’clock D. X. Bib le w ill 
introduce the honor guests of the

H ie Benn y Goodman clarinet i s | baS1- He ironed out d ifficu ltie s be- U n iv e rs ity ’s Bureau 

due 

^ 

„

r a good lipping tonight be-j.tween the high schools in 

, 
ginning . t " l0 o’cio'ck when bvent’y I leatrue’ and ha",dcd ,!mvn 
years of jazz will be reviewed by ou» important decisions on ehgi- wn.-ve,]_ said. 

n is m p r- 

i 

of 

Public

w th Texas High School 

foot-1 

' R o y B a t a t a ^ t o r of (ho

in thirty minute? for bnity case?. 

J.W .W .

band 

The La* in-American theme w ill 
be carried out in five units. Con- tha
ver.tionalixed designs w ill be ap- K N O W -C BS listeners. 
plied in satin. A S xteenth Cen­
tu ry Spanish Court is represented
in th e fir s t scene, w h ic h is to be 
done in w h ite w ith gold and s c a r­
let crest. V e r a Cruz is suggested 
by a harbor worked out in dark 
colors. A n abstraction 
in silv e r, 
white, black, and p lum 
ty p ifie s 
dark woman 
Buenos A ires. A 
dancing a 
a 
against 
rh u m b a 
bright background gives th e a t­
mosphere fo r H a v a n a . The final 
scene is a re tu rn to 'h e Sp a n ish 

l l :1 5— E
2 :30—H
’Op.
7 ;30 — E d w a r d G. R o b i n s o n
7 . ’ 0— A 
g i, o— A Pe*re.’
I :Sh— ('ara van 

l l <5— N e w s c a s ts
6 >0— Newsca.xis
6 :' 5 
Spo rt c a s t s
7 sn— Lady Esther Serer.sda
« —
« f — Horace Heidt

10:10— Ta tan Nova Flashes 
( J 330— J i m m y 

K N O W
e»rr>an N*-» «f*»*
fin C. Hill

W O AI
8 15— Breakfast. Club 

j o y ’ s Orch.

C o u rt. 

i i -on—
l l — L o u i s A r m s t r o n g
B y working on such projects a? _ _ Z.

— J i m m y F i d d l e r 

J o l s o n & M a r t h a R a t *

this. H ill expects to get p ra lice 
which w ill help him prepare fo r UP 8n( 
a career as a theatrical desigi er.

wou.d break 
vvh:te-faced, d ry and 
: 
, 

sob as though their hearts 
other? 
I watched 
inarticulate en* 
h l 
 
 

a - 

• . 

, 

j 

 

 

fop I " aY

daze,

“ G r e s

w riters, painters, mer- 
chants.
diplomats, 
educators, 
actor?,, corner cops, cartoonists, 
elevator men, newsboys, Broad-
panhandlers, 
jobless chorus 
—W ill Hogg knew them a — 
telephoned me and other
their deep ?ym-
-their loss and their incon- 
grief.

path;
solat

lends ox

H OGG P R A IS E D

I 

r 

athletic 

U n d er his direction, the In te r­
I 
i 
c h o la lic League became one of 
-I* 
orgamza- 
the greatest
lions in ti 
world, and the fin a l 
of the Southw est as l l L a ? v 
erne!gence 
t 
tciotbaii pow’er can be 
a national to
traced to the trainin g players re- 
Interscholastic 
ceived 

ne neld. 

(he 

in 

,, 

, 

, 

. 

t 

“ 

.. 

__ 

*-jn m..

and under whom .Mr, Henderson

the School E x tra cu rric u la r Activize*?" I eveninjr: M r* and Mrs* Jo h n V an
R vn, Bruce Barnes, W ilm er A lli­
son, and the fo u r members of the
, pro troupe. V 8 o’clock Bell and 
.
j
.Senior w ill meet, to be followed
a4 8:45 o’clock by Vines and
a7 e 
„i
P e rry . The final
match w ill pit
Vines and S en io r against P e rr y

ever} dav and in many try in g con- r> 
j ;,- 
,! 

e experience with Mr. Henderson

nearly tw enty years* k • 

* "Rvn R m ro R am p ? \\ i!

. u r n 

•* 9 ® 

o c i o c k

mu 

•« 

t 

f 

, 

, 

“ ,*» him V in a , an
h,!rh ,dseal* which I and Bell. 
I have never known him
" “ nun

circumstances w ere known, 

’? d? what could be considered, H O M E C O M IN G F O R B E L L 
lf 
an u n fa ir thing. 

This is a homecoming fo r Bel!.
He played four years under the
T. H. Shelby, dean of the Divi- direction of Dr. D. A. Penick, ten-
Dr. Pf nick ha? been

League.

The system 
track competiiii 
der M r. Hende 
He conducted t 
field meet for 
years, and has 
and district 
in 
mi trees in the p 
petition, He w

f i 

t 

ra

basketball and

c o a r b .

t r i b u t e 

u s a i ? o w e r e u n - M O n f ' ! E x t e n s i ( > n , p a u l 
t o 
son’s suuervision. ^l r ' Henders«n ’s work, saying that 
several days, hut the < Ids 
e state 7rack and the outstanding thing about his I are that he w ill he on hand *o 
see bis form er pupil oppose Senior.
th e 'la s t eighteen work was tbe man ^iniself. 
" H e was clear-headed, knew his Fo rm er Longhorn team? w ill be 
"assisted 
escholastic com- field 
intim ately, " “ ti represented, with Bell, Alli- 
ep ara tin ” of r e m . and hp was absolutely fearless in I son. Barnes, and W illiam ? presen*, 
ked out the pres- ca rry in * out the rules and regula-
in h5st Part of the League.
H e w a s a h a r d w o r k e r a n d w a s

T H IN G S TO W A T C H

thoroughly and 

Things to 

countv 

ill 

tirg s of high school 

c o m p l e t e 

J . W . C’ a i h o ' u n , p r e s i d e n t o f t h e P ^ f e c t i y a d a p t e d t o t h e w o r k t h a t 

In v e r , i t , - 

.a id : 
" M r . Henderson had 

alw ays 

P dld; . H « « as » 
’” a : irIr' 

f^r -tate meets 

« ! « * « ” 7 .,:*c i r „ 
’ 

, 

a w hatever w „ hi, task t o do. *" >i»*kethall and elim ination, in
He did Im w ork well, was cour- 
Principals, supermtend-
teous. affable, and an im po rtan t i f nts- and coaches o ver the State 
rn em hi • of the U n ive rsity sta ff. | knew < be w a' €^ual to an>'
His untim ely death means 
U n iversity suffers a grca* 

T w
M rs Charles J . Moore, director 

the £er^-v* 

f o o t b a l l .

Dr. Penick, 

Longhorn 

In f r a c t io n Bureau,

loss.” 
tennis o f. ; be 

said i

coach, said:

.

. 

k 

P ’

tba

f p 

look fo r: 
steam on V in es’s shi ts,
f 

. f he
. 
. . the 
forcing 
enable 
, . the
P e rr y to reach th( 
tactic? of B e ll 
that made him 
known a? the T rn bl ing Texan . . . 
method? of the 
Int -t group of 
tennis stars, a? used by Senior . . . 
their stroke? . . . rite ii* court s tra t­
egy . . . and their net play. *

net

W I N N E R T A K E S G O L D

" I have alw ays been v e ry fond
f iu e r s o n in e v e r y w a y . 

•f Roy Hem

"T hroug h the many years I have

known M r. Henderson as a co- ner nf tb js x

. 

A pot of g rid awaits the win-
Beside ? getting

*.*-'ui. 

^t

u n 

eve
ness
Anc

an
he

rn g a v e 
panache to civic Buts-, f a ir and had the courage of h is ' un flinching courage, all coupled | next 

H o w of all men I have Ha was a fine eentiem an and a ™ * ' r; J hava V.**n im P rasMd ,b7 2 1-2 per cen’ of the total (rate.
,e!f-con.cioaS- perfect aport. H e was em inently I hia r . ‘ unfa,:inK co“ rtesy’ bia i the w inner w ill probably oppose 
leading amateur.
It appears tbs* tho tennis fathers 
w ill have to talk fast and convinc­
ingly to keep Donald Budge, pres­
ent kine of ’ he amateurs, w ithin 
the am ateur fold.

^ r* Bedichek did not know who 
would rip M r. Henderson ? succes-
sot a? atnletic director.
fine man. C o a c h __________________________

convictions 
Texas ha? 
uable man.
... 
A 

..aai 
lost anom er very val- 
, 

j wi th a rare optim ism ."

The U n iv e rs ity

,

He

, , , 

„ y, 

v e ry 

from 

•r,
ar
r. 

a n a 
magic
" W 

did it all from total ob- 
The U n iv e rsity of Tex a.-, 
and the sweeping acres 
T < x as have burgeon e<I 
med under the m ighty 
hi? anonymous touch. 
Hogg sprang 
the 
one whom fu tu re histo- 
leservedly recognize as 
J greatest 
haps more than any other person, ^ uden^ cba,rman ^nr th t
of G over­
f honor 
'v a * 
..... . 
, 
m ode sty says-

son. said. “ It certa in ly is a great Round-Up-

C yde L ittle fie ld , who played bas­
ke* bali on the J'c l6 Longhorn bas­
ke’ nail team coachrd by H en d er­

loins of ( 
r.an? will 
one o f A m erica’s thr 
? t a t e s rn c n. H e h a d a I
nor H ogg'? vision, love 
and self sacrifice plus a
an<
p a rity fo r assim ilating details that service to the

L . Theo Bf llmont, who, per-

to M r. Henderson, 8Tam * 

state \ ,a s 'i n the P a«>’ »■» fcf *PP»>"‘ ad >" 
r, . 
, 
Pa in tin g ? of F ra n k Reaugh and ,
" L ik e a i dwellers on thr plain- le a g u e , an organ.zation perhaps other |eading Texas arlists wilJ be j

development of the Interscholastic 
T 

greatest tendance of th . Satu rd ay night
the 
,

A committee rn charge of at-

(Continued from Page I )

depreciation and a ca-

Henderson’, 

near future.

closest 

lo??. ’ 

R o y

, T) 

pro-

. r. 

, 

I 

I 

. 

.

.

.

.

• wa« uncann
, 

Round-Up, M r. M cCurdy 
nounced.

an­

Personnel of the various com­
mittees for the homecoming w ill 
be announced this week.

its kind in the country. on exbibilion on the second floo r
on exhibition on the second floor 
of the Texa? U nion throughout

long period of de- I 

N E W - M A G I C V O I C E ” S O U N D

CAPITOL

" I f en 

. , a .

1 

heart!

’ he b“ 5t ° 
D u rin g the 
velopment, he has brought 
through w :th a minimum o f dis-j 

fk U lt} 
ent cr
of The U n iv e rsity of Tex a 
know that few men met death so 
valian tly. Not once did he w him ­
per. Hts chief con em during hi- 
f mal hours wa? for his beloved 
sister arni 
two equally h< oved 
brothers— M ke and Tom.

the
y, the a umm and the pre?- 
rop of expectant graduates he had an enthusiasm for life tha: 
to was unquenchable. T h e re’s noth­
ing in a noble i iin a n ity that was 
not in him. M en tally, physically, 
m orally, he was a giant. 
be missed, but those o f us who 
are 
le ft to mourn his physical
“ Roy Henderson should be given i
In- 
p., se nee are com forted 
League o f Texas 
knowleuge that the world arri its terscholastic 
people- have profited m ightly in one of the best 
in the w o rld ," 
na*.ing him for such a Ii7*;, while. Kd d i e , business manager bf in- 
te: collegiate athletics of the Uni-
And may God give us coo .’ age 
IP
" H e has done a 
versity, said. 
g rea t deal to make the Luvgue 
w hat it is. He w a a high-mFried 
J man, and one th at did you good 
to know him, 
I have known him 
; fo r several years, and he alw ays 

"L o o k : g hark now I feel < > r- 
ta in that what ! regarded as mere 
philosophic moments this summer 
presager! something deeper, some­
thing rem arkably in tu itiv e — a g ift 
that W ill Hogg bad rn an as­
tonishing degree, He was seldom 
w r o n g a b o u t people or forthc'-m- 
! n g e v e n t s ,

He w ill mention. His place w ill be very 

the credit fo r helping make the 

ie high ideals ne ?pon

hard to f ill."

Display-

in 

it 

lontinued From Page I )

"gin a1

instruments

has been ‘ace high’ with mfr."

"E v e r y o n e is saddened to hear 
in o f the news of R o y ’s d eath," Dana

arm

dice, m anicuring X , Bible, athletic director of th e!

ointm ent boxen

< f ivory, 

“ I know that he -wa* calmer, 
he was, if it w ere possible, m e * 
Christ-like, Some of 
the most 
b eautiful an d inspiring letters in 
Ins life rtf self sacrifice were w rit­
ten and dispatched in those 
la--*, 
friends who had not 
days. Old 
heard p f him 
re c e iv e d 
ch ee rfu l, helpful message? 
an d 
little gifts.

in year- 

piece- of glass, u rn s and vases. 

Iii the case are two vases and an 

• rn from T ro y, believed to date 

" I doubt that even Texa who rf 
he was rig h tfu lly "th e first c iti­
z e n ," can ever realize the scope 
o f this m a n ’s w o nd erful 
frien d ­
ship. Sin ce the word came fron 
that 
b e a u tifu l and picturesque 
far 
little spot, Baden-Baden 
aw ay G erm an y. I have seen sts *.• c
men rn a ll walks o f l i f t crum ple Fin e A rts in the U niversity.

f r o rn I h e I h i r d (I e n tury.

in 

consists of bronze statuettes from 

ancient E g yp t, sent in honor of

the newly created Departm ent of 

A n other group of art objects 

lf pi iii 1 u iv
REAL ITALIAN AND 
MEXICAN FOOD

W E D N E S D A Y & 

1H U K S D A Y

LESLIE HOWARD 
BUTE DAVIS 
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C L A R K

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i n

"SARATOGA”

with
L IO N E L B A R R Y M O R E

McIntyre-

(C ontinued from Pag e I

g reat U n iv e rs ity , both of which
he 
loved passionately, w ill 
the power of hi? 
unsw erving fixation 
long a fte r 
generations yet unborn 
much dust in fa m ily crypts.

influence, hi? 
right, 
this generation and 
so 

fo r 

are 

laze w ith v :m through 

" I t was my fortunate privilege 
to 
two 
happy months in Euro pe, a fe y 
weeks before the end. It is per­
haps better to say that 
I alone 
"la z e d ," fo r W ill Hogg was al­
w ays alert, teem ing w ith 
new 
ideas f- r the betterm ent of insti­
tutions he loved and Tor the hap­
piness of the people he liked.

L A S T M E S S A G E T Y P IC A L

" H i ? last message to me was 
typ ical r f ’ he man. Un his death 
bed and w ith "-.ai glim m er of con­
sciousness like a shimmer of heal 
lightning, that comes To the pain 
wracked, he cabled an 
for 
m aking n ore con Portable a new 
home I had purchased. Not once 
did he men* on his illness.

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