Today’s Editorial
Sw eating Students 
W a n t L ib rary F an s

che Summer fe a u

The Weather
T h u rsd ay : P a rtly Cloudy.

cou rse. 

B. H. D a rro w , d ire c to r of the 
Ohio School of th e Air, is eonduct- 
3 5 7 ,
m g a
Schools and Radio, during 
p res e n t su m m er te rm , T . H. Shel- 
by, dean of the Division of E x t e r n m ore than th a t of 1 9 3 5 . 
sion announced W ed n esd ay . 

E d u c a tio n 

G eorge E. H u rt , d ire c to r of the
announced
Lon gh orn B a n d , has 
t h a t beginning tod ay he will s U g e
S tu d en ts U k i n g the cou rse will d ay , 1 , 8 4 2 w ere old stud ents and an a c tiv e drive to provide funds 
the con stru c tio n of a per- 
f o r th e Longhorn 
The drive will ultim ately
all sections of T e x a s and

gain th re e hours c re d it, but oth ers 6 2 0 w ere new'. 
m ay tak e E d u cation 2 5 7 , a tw o- 
hour cou rse , on the s am e su b ject, to 5 . 4 2 5 , this second t e rm 's new B a n d . 
Visitors a re welco me to 

total r e g istr a tio n f o r the su m m er m a n e n t home 

J O f the 2 , 4 6 2 registered y e s t e r- 

s tud ents added to the 4 , 8 0 5 

This brings the f o r 

total include 

both 

classes.^ 

f o r the f ir st t e r n D ‘ 

end N ovem b er I .

T h ro u g h Mr. D a r r o w ’s teachin g. 

universities 
giving 

the U n iv ersity has become one of ond term s this su m m e r will pro 
seven teen 
United 
b u t e s in radio ed ucation . S. M. of 
U and Raylor a re the only e t h e l Co r nwe l l , b u r s a r 
T e x a s schools of fe r in g radi o work. 

in 
sum m er as in the past 

the ab ly be in the same n orm a, 

if the present 

S tates 

ra * categ

ratio m ed iate distribution. 

C e r t ifi c a te s of h o n o ra r y 

drop betw een fit st and s c i - 

life
| meinb«rship a r e available f o r im- 
The certifi-
a r e gi ven with each c o n tri­
r e g i s t r a t i o n c ont i nue s , E . K. butk)n o f $5 or more> and art. 
th e pr e s i de nt
thg S tu d e n t’8 Assembly, and 
I the p re sid en t of the band. They 
■ g r a n t life mem bership to th e c on ­
t rib u to r fo r his assistance in build- 
the 
I ing a p e r m a n e n t hom e 
I band. Checks to be contributed

Musical Program 

Monday is t he last day f or p a > - _ of 

?ifnied by Mr H u rt 

e st i ma t e d . 

f o r 

The c ou rses a t the U niversity j inK foe? 

to establish a
fund m ay be post-dated privately endowed in su ran ce chair 

in Dallas Monday 

Volume XXXV III

PRICE 5 CENTS

First Daily Texan Broadcast 

Goes on Air Saturday Night; 

Performers, Staff Chosen

Ohio Expert 

Offers Course 

In Radio Training

Campus Life, 
News, Sports 
On Review

Audience I o See 
First Performance; 
Reaction To Shape 
Future Programs

Tower Dwellers 
Cool, But *Jungle’ 
Swallows Some

“ V e ry nice, v e r y n ic e .” Thus 

com m en ted W . T . Conklin, 

in ­

s tr u c t o r in E n glish , as he d e s c r i b ­

ed his o f fic e in the to w e r of the 

New L i b r a r y Building.

“ W e 

find 

it cool en ough up 

h ere on th e tw e n ty f o u r th flo or, 

and th ere is a splendid view fro m 

m y window',” continued Mr. C o n k ­

lin. 

“ P le n t y o f book space 

is

T w o days of au ditions f o r an- availab le, and th e re is v e r y little 

from 

noise.

the s e v e n ­

occup y o ffic es 

Th e D e p a r tm e n t of English will 

teen th th rough the tw e n ty -fo u r th 

n ou n cers and c a s t fo r The Daily 
last 
T e x a r . ’s radio sho v s t a rt e d 
m in u te p re p a ra tio n s fo r the p r e ­
m iere of the 
b ro a d c a s t , which
o ’clock S a tu r d a y 
U k e s place a t 
night on the s tage of H og g M em o­
rial A uditorium . S ix persons were 
chosen f o r p arts in the first two 
days of auditions a t th e studios 
of K N O W , b roa d c ast station f o r 
the p ro g ra m , and auditions will 
this 
be continued on F r i d a y of 
in c h a r g e of 
w eek, Dick W a t t s , 
the p ro g ra m , a n no un ced. A ny on e 
in terested in a p p e a r in g on f u t u r e 
singer 
b ro a d c a sts as a n n o u n c e r, 
or a c to r is invited to com e to th e
studios on the th i rt e e n th floor of
th e Norwood building fo r an au- j b r a r y c o r r i d o r s ,” he quipped, 
dition, he added.

te a c h e r s 
flo ors when all of th e 
in. A t p re s e n t only 
h ave moved 
for 
those who are 
leaving town 
the second term of su m m e r school 
have moved to th eir new q u arte rs.
find 
it is v e r y ea s y 
to w er

the building,” Mr. 

“ Yes, 

to 

Audi ence at Fi r s t 

Paralysis Scare 

A n au dience wil1 h e a r the f i r s t 
b ro a d c a s t , th ough f u t u r e p ro g ra m s 
m a y be p resented in a closed s tu ­
dio. A udience r e a c tio n as well as 
c o m m e n t sent 
radio e d i ­
to 
t o r of The Daily T e x a n will be 
used to govern s ty le, c o n t e n t and 
tim e of the b ro a d c a s t during the myelitis, or in fantile p aralysis, be­
fall s em ester.

Virtually at End

With Austin passing 

the 

— 

ii. 

the 

a r e m ade possible th rou gh the co-
o p e rativ e e f f o r ts of th e Division 
yo ur w ay around 
of E x te n s io n , th e School of E d u-
as com p ared with the o th e r parts ca tio n and the N ational Commit- 
tee on E d u c a t i o n by Radio, head 
o f 
said. “ \ o u know th a t f o u r or five ed by A G C ra n e , p residen t of 
p rofess, rs have been re p orted mis 
sing and are e x p e cte d to tu r n up 
a t any tim e som ew here in the Li- 

Mr D arrow has won national 
fam<? a? an e d u c a t o r and au thor.

thp U niv ersity of W yom in g. 

Conklin 

in a u g u ratin g the Ohio
Besides 
School of the A ir and making it 
an institution of 
a. ce, he has writen “ Radio, 

. ational im port- j 

the 

1 A s s ista n t T e a c h e r . ”

He is also a recognized lead er 
lectu ring, speak-
| ing to variou s ed ucational gath
its ninth erin g s and a t c o m m e n c e m e n t ex 

the field of 

in 

d ay with no new c ases of polio- erc ises t h ro u g h o u t the cou ntry.

D uring r e c e n t y j a r s , Mr. Dar 
to the City Health row h as been on the p ro g ra m s of 
ing rep orted 
f o u r national c o n f e r e n c e s and a 
D e p a rtm en t, Dr. George M Dech- 
the 
erd, c ity public health d ire c to r, dozen 
believes the d a n g e r of the in fantile P a r e n t - T e a c h e r ’s A ssociation. He 
| paralysis epidemic in Austin to be has also addressed s t a te and na- 

s ta te c o n fe re n c e s o f 

virtually at an end, 

tional e d u c a tio n meetings.

Dr. A. G. Gilliam, field rep re- 

I sentative of 

the 

I nited 

Public Health Service was r e p o r t­
ed to be on his way to W a s h in g ­
ton F rid a y , a f t e r completing a sur­
vey of conditions in Austin a t the 
re q u est o f c ity and state health 

Mr. Darrow? 

is cre d ited with 
S ta te s being a pioneer in b ro a d c a s tin g to
is widely known 
classroo m s. He 
as “ U ncle B en , the radio school 
listeners of 
m a s t e r , ” by children 
W L W .

the 

Members of 

L on gh orn 
Band who a re to be on the c a m ­
pus during th e second t e rm of 
the S u m m er Session and w’ho 
a r e in te reste d in w orkin g with 
the band d uring t h a t time h ave 
been req u e sted to m e e t in the 
day night by G eorge E. H u rt, 
au ditorium a t G re g o ry G y m ­
nasium a t 7 : 3 0 o'clock Th urs- 
d ire c to r o f th e band.

Mr. D a rro w ’s work a t th e Uni 
versify is a p a r t of the p rog ra m 
fo rw a rd this s u m ­
being carried 
m e r vO provide a gen e ral educa 
tion plan in T e x a s by m e an s o f 
broad castin g.

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Architects Named 
For Mines Building

E L P A S O . Ju ly 2 1 . — P e r c y Mc­
Ghee o f El P a so has been appoint­
ed a r c h i te c t f o r the new $ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 
lib rary and adm in istration building 
at the College of Mines and M etal­
lurgy here, a branch of The Uni­
versity of T e x a s . Leon W h ite of 
Austin has been named co n su lt­
ing a r c h i te c t for th e building by 
the B o ard of R eg en ts of th e Uni- 

! versify.

C o n stru ctio n work on the new 
building will begin in S eptem ber, 
Dr. D. M. W ig gins, president o f 

I the college, said.

I officials.
The 

in 

t h e a t e r s . 

City officials of M exia 

the p ro g ra m fo r of the disease, resulted 

tw o w eeks’ s c a r e , during
T e n ta t i v e s t a f f m em b e rs who j which fo u rteen pers ons w e re re-
a r e to be in c h a r g e o< the variou s j ported to have positive symptom s
d e p a r tm e n ts o f 
the
the months of the fall se m e s te r death o f four.
w e re an noun ced last night by Ed 
S yers. They a r e : music, J o e B a l d ­
w in ; humor, Bob E c k h a r t , and 
Lynn 
Bobb y M c K in le y ; sports, 
J a c k s o n ; society, Elizabeth K e e n ­
e y ; news and d ra m a tiz a tio n s , Mar- 
g a r e t t e Garrison and Jim A nd er 
son and f e a t u r e s , Alice Mary 
the s ta fi 
Adam s. A m e e tin g of 
has been called fo r o’clock T h u r s ­
day rig h t in J o u r n a lis m B u ild .ng 
1 0 2 8 , at which time plans f o r the 
to 
fir st b ro a d c a s t are e xp e cte d 
tak e final shape.

issued 
an o rd e r T u e sd ay c om m a n d in g all 
children und er 16 y e a r s - o f - a g e to 
remain aw ay fro m sw im m in g pools 
The o rd e r ca m e 
and 
a f t e r the outbreak of M exia's sec­
ond c a se of infantile paralysis.

Although th e d a n g e r appeared 
to be defin itely ab a ted , Dr. Dech­
erd advised A ustin citizens to con ­
tinue to observe ord in ary p r e c a u ­
tions.

Co-Ed Maintains 
Free Bread Line 
For Poor Fish

P re s e n ta t i o n of life on the c a m ­
pus of the U n iv e rs ity is th e aim 
o f the p ro g ra m , the d i re c to rs said. 
“ We a r e going to t r y to p re s e n t 
the people we hope will be 
t o 
listening the real b ackground of 
the c a m p u s ."
w h at goes on on 
c „ 
1 
S y e rs said. “ The columns of the PerL*r,v,5U lu 
Daily T e x a n a r e devoted t o the 
p rese n tation o f news as it t r a n s ­

Some cam pus h u m a n ita r ia n has
nerceived t h a t the n u m e ro u s bass,
perch, and lowly minnows in the
the Biological
pond 
cold-
f a ' ,llt; es f 0 r * , v - 1 blooded fish c a n ’t live on b eauty 
L U 
ng the back grou nd of e v e n t s is „ ]onp nnd t h a t D r. p a in t e r ’s lilies
the a n J ,otu5 b lossom , a re not f it food 
limited. This p ro g ra m 
need t h a t ex,e ta f o r such a t r e a t - 
h e . {i(h
ment o f the n ew s.” 
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. L a b o r a t o r i e s being quite 

E a c h evenin g rn 

f r o n t of 

i UTL 

for , 

fills 

in 

L 

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I 

, 

, 

. 

.

the c a f e t e r i a 
you will see her slip a bun in her
purse and head f o r the Biology 
pond. 
ing p ean u ts to m onkeys, she says. 
The fish think so too.

I t ’s as much fun 

Engineering Staff 
Writing New Texts

New e n g in eerin g te x tb o o k s are 

. 

_ 

,

being p rep ared by fa c u lty mem- U n i v e r s i t y B r a n c h 
b e r , o f the C ollege of E n g i n e e r . ; R e c e Jv e 8 L a n d G i f t

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engineering, 

A le x V a lia nce, 

a s so ciate pro- 
E L P A S O , J u l y 2 1 . — T h e Co -
fessor of m ech anical e n g in e e rin c 
en gin eerin g
lege o f Mines and M etallu rgy has 
has com pleted a te xtb ook on de- 
sign, and H. E . Degler, p ro f e ss o r been given 1 5 0 a c r e s of land by 
the A m e ric a n S melting an d Refin- 
o f m ech anical 
has 
ing C o m p an y , Dr D. M. M iggins. 
completed a t e x t on oil and Diesel 
en gin es. A book on m e ch a n ical president o f the college, an noun c- 
d raw in g is bein g p rep ared by C. ! ed r e c e n tly .
E . Rowe, p rofe ss or of drawin g. W . 
R. W oolrich, dean of the college 
and p ro f e ss o r of m ech anical en- and will be 
g in e e rm g , 
on r e f ri g e r a t i o n en gin eerin g. 

is revising a 

land adjoins 

textb ook 

T h e 

ju st north of the ath letic stadium 
improved within a
Dr. W iggins said. The
short time,
gift was m ad e th rou gh B r e n t Rick
ard, El P aso m a n a g e r of th e r e f i l l - | ample. 
ing co m p an y , and has been ac- 
cepted bv 

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AUSTIN. TE XA S. THURSDAY, JU L Y 22, 1937

SIX PAGES TODAY

No. 216

< 

, 

2,462 Register; jVowofny to Decide Saturday
Includes 640 
New, 1,842 Old

? r \ 

i •

n 
On Acceptance or Deanship;
7 Need More Time,’ He Says
Tech Offer Is 
Big Problem, 
Dean Declares

Active Drive tor Band Fund 
Starts Today, Hurt Announces; 
$5 Gifts Get Life Membership

Still Undecided

Figure is 37 Above 
Comparable Date 
For Last Summer; 
Drop Near Normal

A t the close o f business in the 
A u d ito r’s offic e W e d n e s d a y a f t e r ­
noon, 2 , 4 6 2 persons had paid r e g ­
fees and had officially 
istration 
becom e stu d en ts in the U niv ersity . J 
This fig u re is th irty-seven above
the 2 , 4 2 5 reg istered on W ednes-
the day, J u l y 2 3 , th e com p a rab le re g- 
istration date o f 1 9 3 6 , and fo u r 

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T h e building will be a ir-c o n d i­
tioned, sound p roofed, and will 
have facilities for radio b ro ad c a st-
ing which will m ake it, one of the m a th e m a tic s, econonn 

To Precede Each 

th e 

t<-> 
N o v em b er I.

Union Service

The U n iv e rs ity o r c h e s t r a , di­
re c t e d b y George E . H u r t will have 
c h a r g e o f the o rch e s tral music fo r 
the las t five serv ic es of the s u m ­
m e r te rm .

The union services are now un- 
th e direction o f Mr. Houge. 

dei 
In his ab sen ce l a te r in th e sum- j 
m e r, Dr. C arol Moon of the W e s ­
ley Bible Ch air will have c h a r g e .

The Rev. F r e d K ern of the E n g 
lish L u th e r a n Church will be the 
s p e ak e r, A u g u s t I . The U niv ersity 
Methodist C h urch Ch oir will sing.
Dr. Carol Moon will give the ad ­
dress on A u g u s t S. T h e U niv ersity 
P re s b y te ria n C h urch will a r r a n g e 
the songs.

A u g u s t 15 Dr. E d m u nd H rin- 
sohn o f the U n iv e rs ity M ethodist 
I C h urch will speak, and the Cen- 
I tra l Christian C h urch will d ire c t 

the m u s’ c.

L ife c e rt ifi c a t e s

will be avail­
able until N o v e m b er I, when the 
drive will be culm in ated . Mr. Hurt 
has rec e n tly tou re d in E a s t , North 
and p a r t s of C en tral T e x a s in in­
t e r e s t o f the drive. He will in­
clude San A ngelo an d El P aso in 
recen t 
his 
visit 
in C o rs ican a Mr. H u r t r e ­
ceived 40 life subscriptions from 
activ e sup po rters o f th a t city.

i t in e r a r y . D uring a 

M ost 

r e c e n t con trib ution was 
the unsolicited donation o f $ 1 0 0 
by D. Harold B y rd o f Dallas. None 
of the $ 5 4 , 0 0 0 needed fo r th e c o n ­
s tru ction of the band hall will be 
solicited fro m students or fa c u lty 
m em bers, Mr. H u r t said.

P la n s call f o r a on e-story build­
ing c o n tain in g a s ta g e which will 
two hundred 
seat a p p r o x im a te ly 
The hall 
arn^ fifty p e rfo rm e rs . 
include an audito rium 
will also 
se a tin g 2 5 0 people, and space f o r 

I offices and a music library.

Th e U n iv e rs ity 

P re s b y te ria n 
Church will supply the s p eak er f o r 
A u g u s t 22 . The F i r s t C o n g re g a - most fully equipped buildings on 
the campus. Several locations f o r 
tional 
the band hall have been proposed, 
music.
but as yet a definite decision on 
its location has not been reach ed .
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C h u rch will provide 

the

A u g u s t 2 9 the All Saints Epis 
th e 
copal C h urch will 
the music, and this 
s p eak er and 
will con clu de the last S un d ay of 
the sum m er session.

sponsor 

8 June Ph.D.’s 

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T ext in Chemistry 
Revised by Authors

Get Positions

T he textb ook , “ G eneral C h e m ­
istr y,” used by The U n iv ersity of 
T e x a s for the last four years in 
its 
in c h e m ­
istry, is being revised by the a u ­
thors, Dr. E . P. Schoch and Dr. 
W . A, F e lsin g.

in tro d u cto ry cou rse 

The au tho rs have received n u ­
m erous requests th a t the book be 
published fo r g en eral distribution.

T h re e U n iv e rs ity of T e x a s g r a d ­
u a tes who received the d o c t o r of 
philosophy d egre e in chem istry in 
J u n e will be m em bers o f college 
this fall, and 
faculties 
five who received the d o c t o r ’s d e ­
gree have ac ce p ted positions a® r e ­
search chemists.

in T e x a s 

C arroll L. Key of San M arc os 
has been appointed professor of 
chem istry and head of the d e p a r t ­
m en t of c h e m istry a t S ou thw est 
T e x a s S ta t e T e a c h e r s ’ College at 
San M a rc o s ; R u fu s Vern on Jo n e s 
of Mullin will serve as assistant 
a t 
p rofessor o f n a tu r a l 

science 

' E a s t T e x a s S ta te Teachers" 

loge, C o m m e r c e ; and William B. 
W hitney o f Austin will be a s sis t­
a t 
an t professor o f 
Non th T e x a s A g ric u ltu ra l College 
at A rlin gton .

c h e m istry 

Dean Fitzgerald 

For 4-Year Study 

In Life Insurance

A ch a ir of life insurance, com ­

prising a 

fo u r - y e a r p ro g ra m of

cours es, may be added to the c u r ­

riculum of the School of Business 

A dm inistration.

E x e c u ti v e s o f tw en ty insurance 

| companies and a c o m m ittee from 

the T e x a s A ssociation of L ife I ll— 

d erw rite rs proposed in a meetin g 

in the U niv ersity .

J . A nderson F itz g erald , dean of 

the School o f Business Adminis­

tra tio n , who atten ded the m eeting, 

promised 

the 

insurance men the 

co-operation o f the School in in­

c o rp o r a tin g th e courses in to the 

curricu lu m . 

The 

i n su ra n ce men 

said 

t h a t th e y had 

the 

informal

A m o Now otny, a s sistan t dean 
of m en , who has delayed until 
S a t u r d a y his decision on a c c e p t ­
ing th e post of dean of men at 
him 
T e x a s Tech o ffe re d 
W ed n esd a y , Ju ly 14 .

to 

Students Return 

From Oil Fields

Ten stu dents tak in g 

the new 
engineering 
course in petroleum 
under H. H. P o w er, p rofe ssor of 
re -

V . I. Moore Says 
Change 
I s Boost 
In Salary Alone; 
Urges Dean’s Stay

By E V E R E T T S H I R L E Y

Indicatin g 

th a t he would an­
nounce his final decision S a tu r d a y , 
A m o Now otny, assistant dean o f 
men a t the U niv ersity fo r eleven 
years, said last night t h a t he had 
not decided w h ether or n o t he 
take th e position o f dean 
would 
of men at T e x a s Tech in S e p te m ­
ber.

“ I want a 

few m o re days to 
I f s n o t t h a t 
make up my mind. 
in form ation 
I w a n t any m ore 
about the job o ffe red me, fo r I 
I t ’a 
have all the fa c ts on hand. 
is one o f the 
th at 
most difficult I have ever had to 
m ak e.” N owotny declared.

the decision 

“ L ead in g e d u c a to r s have 

a d ­
vised me to a c c e p t the position, 
saying t h a t it m ean s professional 
oth er 
a d v a n c e m e n t.” 
“ I am 
h an d ," Now otny 
leaving th e U n i­
h esitan t ab ou t 
versity where I have m ade m a n y 
fine c o n t a c ts and association s.”

said, 

“ On 

the 

fo r 

tw e n ty y e a r s , 

V. I. M oore, dean of m en , with 
whom N owotny has been as so­
told 
ciated 
a T e x a n r e p o r t e r T u e sd ay a f t e r ­
th at “ we are doing e v e r y ­
noon 
keep 
thing 
in form ation
‘S h o rty ’ here.
th a t he has accep ted the o f f e r is

in ou r p ow er 

A ny 

to 

approval of the Board of Kegen s pe t r o jeum e n gin eerin g, have 

of the U niversity . 

F inan cial details 

and 

! turned to th e U niv ersity fr o m the
f u r t h e r oil fields and are now p rep arin g

plans fo r th e curricu lu m will be their reports.

The course was developed as an
discussed in a m eetin g of the un- ex p e rim e n t this ^ a r Mr. pow er

, 

derwriters* c o m m itte e and 
ance e x e c u tiv e s on A u g u st 
of 
Alva C a r lto n , chairm an 

insur- eXpja jnedf b ut the in te rest shown
IO, by stud ents and oil c o m p a n y offi- 
the rials is so g r e a t t h a t the course 
j 

will p robably become 
p art of the sum m er curricu lu m . 

a 

reg u lar e rro n eo u s.” 

Play* 

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t hr e e uni vers i t i es 

. 
’ 

- 

in 

Onl y 

t he s e 

j be pa r t y went f i r s t t o T e x o n 

be i ng Co l umb i a y k e Oil Co m p a n y 

s ta te m e n t was
Uni t ed S t a t e s have such a cur- t0 ptudy t h e pr o pe r t y of the B ig p r o m p t e d by t h e m e p o r t e r ’s re m a r k 
r i cu l urn, 
in B i g L ak e t h a t a new spaper had published a
U niversity, Michigan S ta t e Lni* 
In the Davis Mountains the r e p o r t sayin g t h a t Nowotny had 
of 
v e rsity , and 
classes 
P enn sylvan ia. 
in su ran ce 
include 
i, sociology, 
psychology, 

field. 
stud ents spent a few days study- accep ted the position, 
ing the geology of the a re a , par- 
ticu larly from 
c or r e l a t i o n with 
a re as of W e s t T e x a s . 

la t e r added t h a t , 
the standpoint of “ I had played a hands o f f policy, 
oil I was go ing to let ‘ S h o rty ’ decide 

the U niv ersity 
Proposed 

Dean Moore's 

salesmanship, 

Dean Moore 

producing 

i ns ur a n c e p rac tic e s
ta x a ti o n , and public speaking.

o 

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Activity Series 

F r o m the Davis Mountains, the 

for himself. B u t I have reach ed
the point where I am willing t o 
p a rty moved to the M c E lr o y Camp arg u e the case, As I see it, the 
n e a r change will be an a d va n ce m e n t in 
of th e Gulf C o a st Corp. 
C r a n e where drilling and produc- salary alo n e .”
A cc o r d in g 
ing problem® c h a r a c t e r i s t i c s 
that area w ere studied. 

to 
from Lubbock, the dean of men

re p o r ts received

o f 

the

Opening 

the p ro g ra m s of 

Begins July 27

A t Odessa, s t a f f m em bers o f 
the Gulf Oil C orp . addressed 
the students, and side trips were 
m ade. Students tak in g the course
second s e m e s te r 's a c tiv ity series tb js su m m er were W ilm e r Bivens, 
1 4 , 
San A n t o n i o ; J . O. G a r r e t t , E d ­
will be a c o n c e r t T u esd a y, J u l y 
B a y
th e board of d irecto rs o f
th a t 
m onton, A l s . ; G. E . Serrill 
2 7 , by the St.. J o h n ’s D istrict Choir 
A . T . Powel l , L u f k i n ; J Ha r - T e x a s T e c h , me e t i n g in closed ses-
sin gers in th e Open Air T h e a t e r , 
City 
F . sjon in F o r t W o r th , selected No-
Sbuttles, H ou s to n ; Gus 
I. M oore, dean of m en, a n ­
V. 
vey
O b e nha u s . < o l umb u s ; C. M. Am- wotny as their nominee fo r dean 
nounced y e s te rd a y .
a c k e r . San Aug* l o; J o h n S. Fl o e - 0 f men. a position c re a te d by the 
last L e gislature to divide the w ork 
Stall, 
t e r . H ou ston ;
Berk - of Dean J a m e s M. Gordon of the 
C a m e ro n , 
d i v i s i o n of arts and sciences and 
m a n , Austin,

a* T e x a s Tech will make 
po®*, 
Now. tny fifth man in rank at the
school and will pay $ 1 , 0 0 0 m o re 
than N ow o tny’s present office a t
the U niversity

Dean M oore also declared that 
ev e r y S un d ay night services will 
be held by c hu rches of d if f e r e n t 
d e n o m i n a t i o n s with a d ifferent 
p re ac h er presiding at e a c h m e e t ­

C h arles R. 
L a w r e n c e

1 f o r m e r dean of men.

It was W ednesday. 

J u l y 

and 

ing.

The o t h e r d ates in 

th e te n ta

rive schedule of tw en ty-on e p r o ­
g ra m s are to be filled by lectures 
to be given by U n iv ersity p r o ­
fessors and visiting p rofessors to 
’a mpus . Dean Moore sac! that 
the 
Col- the names o f the le c tu re r s will be 
gi ven out a- th eir pr o g r a ms a re 
put on the a ctiv ity series list.

f r e e 

Admission will b 

to all 
the p rog ram s. Hob G ra y , assistant 
profe ssor of the a r t o f teachin g, 
coop eratio n with 
is w orking in 
Dean Moore rn a rr a n g in g the lee 
t ■ e .. Mr. Gray c o n d u c t e d the af 
ternoon series last sem ester.

Health Speeches 
T o Be Published

held 

Addresses given a t the fourth 
T e x a s Co n fe ren c * on Child Health 
here last
and P ro t e c t i o n , 
F e b r u a r y , hav< be e u published 
in
the Division c f E x -
a bul l et in 
the Uni ve r s i t y. Dean 
t e ns i on oi 
by, d i r ec t o r of the Di- 
T . H. She 
Kxt e ns i o n, 
and Miss 
visi on of 
P i n c k n e y , c h i ef of the 
J e a n ie M. 
N ut r i t i on and He a l t h 
B u r e a u o 
of the Division of E x 
E d u rat i o n
on, served as c ha i r ma n and 
a i r ma n af th e c o n feren c e.

Rooming House Roaming ‘Drunk’ 
Suddenly ‘Sobers,’ the Sneak!

I

( h i c 1 
W A N N A L A MP post, 
gim me two lamp posts— and 
( h i c ) w h e r e ’s O s c a r ? ” he said in 
the most “ spir ited” m a n n e r as he 
stum bled into the ro oming-house.

kickmg o f f his shoes to facilitate 

his escape, he finally ou tran the 

only 

stud ent who w as not too

sleepy to pursue him.

S tu d e n t ro om ers led the drunk 
to a bed on the sleeping porch— 
B u t this 
thing to do. 
the usual 
w asn ’t a usual drunk. When, a f t -
e r a few' min u tes, he sneaked to th a t th ey had lost $ 2 1 . 

A n inspection revealed that the 
f l e e t fellow had taken $ 1 5 in c u r ­
r e n c y fr o m the house. The o c c u ­
pant® of the n e x t house, aroused 
by the noise of the chase, found

O f f e r Made Fr i da y 

Last F r i d a y an official o f f e r 
to Now otny by B r a d ­
wa- made 
ford Knapp, president of T e x a s 
T ec h , in a te le g r a m . L a s t S a t u r ­
day when new spaper ac co u n ts r e ­
ported th at he had accep ted the 
position, N ow o tny was unav ailable 
f o r in form ation , visiting a friend s 
ra n ch sixty miles west of Austin.
During this week Nowotny has 
received n um erou s teleg ra m s fr o m 
both T e x a s Tech and The U n iv er­
sity of T e x a s s up po rters. Typic al 
of m essages sen t to him by Uni* 
versity students was this fr o m a 
coop erativ e 
his 
p a rticip a n t 
schem e. “ Don't 
boarding house 
leave. W e c a n ’t do w ith out you " 
L e tt e r s poured in fr o m d e p a r t- 
mental heads o f T e x a s Tech giv­
ing him detaiie ! inform ation about 
j the school and “ wishing him the 

in 

best of lu ck .”

During his eleven y ea rs of a c ­
tive service as a s sis ta n t dean of 
men , N ow otny has won wide r e c ­
ed ucational 
ognition 
circles f o r his work.

th rou gh ou t 

S t a r t e d Co-Op Hout e* 

Notable am o ng his achievem en ts 
was his establishm ent of c o o p e r a ­
tive houses on the cam p us where 
students may room and board fo r 
$ 1 6 .40 a month as c o m p are d with 
the a v e r a g e U n iv e rs ity s tu d e n t ex-

Fire Poster Contest Evokes 
Youngsters’ Hottest Efforts

Those 

fire-preven tion 

the o u tstand ing
you’ve noticed in th e L i b r a ry c o r - ; po>ter« and send them to the De 
ridor are entries 
F ire 
n u a ] A m eric an 

in 
In s u ra n c e D e p a r t m e n t ’s a n - ' 

P rev en tio n of origin ality and uniqueness 

p osters Teacher® select 

P o s ters a r e j u d g e d on tho basis 
in
fire

T e x a s p a rtm e n t.

aspect 

F i r e 

the 

of 

as feed- p ost e r C o n tes t, con d u cted 

re s e a rc h 

S e rv in g as 

am ong prese ntin g some 

^be schools in T e x a s . Miss Olga preven tion

J u n i g e r , supervisor of the E d u c a ­
tional Division of th e T e x a s F i r e 
In surance D e p a r tm e n t, is in c h a rge 
is designed 
of the exhibit which 
to stim ulate in te re s t in fire p r e ­
vention am o n g t e a c h e r s a tte n d in g 
S u m m e r School.

chcm ica 
e n gin eers a r e Claude R. H o c o tt of 
L y f o r d and C harles F . J o n e s of 
S alm on, who h a v e s ecu red p o s i ­
tion s with the Humble Oil and R e ­
fin in g Com pany a t B a y to w n , and 
J o e C. K r e jci of W e im a r , e m ­
ployed by the Phillips P etroleu m 
C o rp o r a tio n at B artle s v ille, Okla. 
is 
J a m e s I-. Meadows of Austin 
employed by the T e x a s Co mpany
521 deaths in T e x a s last y e a r , n ot prizes of $ 2 . 5 0 com pleted the list at p o rt A r t hu r as a research c hem -
to men tion the millions o f dollars of tw e n ty - fo u r prize®. 
and B e rn a rd G. Zi mm e r ma n
J u d g e s f o r the conto®t were C. 0 f Shiner is servin g as a research
in p ro p e rty d a m a g e , ” Miss J u n i g e r 
the Ge n e r a l Ani li ne

This y e a r ’s c o n te st showed an 
in co m p etito rs of ab ou t 
in cre ase 
15 p er c e n t over previo us co n te sts , 
with about one th ou san d posti rs 
tu rn ed in by 1 5 0 schools. Prize® 
in each division were as fo llo w s ; 
first p riz e ; $ 7 . 5 0 . s e co n d ;
$ 1 0 , 
F ift e e n addi t ional

‘This is the g r e a t - C. Kochfield, a s s i s t a n t s e c r e ta r y c he mi s t 

“ F i r e s w ere the d irect cause of and $ 5, t hi rd. 

f o r 

from fire of the T e x a s L ea g u e o f Munici- W orks, In c ., of Grasselli, N. J .

- au yes er a j 
est 

n um ber of d eaths 

the cam p u s J thats. th e a t a t a has e v er had 

Miss J u n i g e r added 

parities; Raym ond Hulsey , of the 
t h a t g ross Austin A uto < becking O f f ic e ; and 

care lessn ess is the d irect cause of 
m ost fires, a s se r tin g that the New 
L ondon School disaster is an ex-

Mi-® Carol M c K e e v e r , g r a d u a t e of F , a s t 
the U n iv ersity , now employed by 
thp S ta te D e p artm en t of E d u c a - * 11 YCS 

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T h e r e f o r e , the T e x a s hire 

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In-

t i o n . 

P I T T E N G E R ON T O U R

the Bo ard of Regen ts s u r a n c e D e p a r t m e n t, 

in c o n d u c t - 1 S m g , Chinese g r a m m a r school stu 

Dr. B. F . P . t t e n g e r , dean of the 
, chuol of E d u c a t i o n a t T h e U ni­
a 
versity of T e x a s , 
week's tour o f Southern universi­
ties.

is m aking 

He will study su m m er school 
organ ization and o r gan iza tion for 
a t Duke 
education o f teacher® 
the 
U niversity, D u rh am , N. C., 
University o f North Carolin a, and 
Peabody S c h o o l o f E d u c atio n at 
the University of Georgia, Athens.

of the U n iv ers ity , 
_________ 0 

P. E . M. C L U B T O H A V E F E A S T 
T h e D ep artm en t A P hysic al E d - 

the
the c o n te st, emphasizes 
i im p o rtan c e of c a r e in the p r e t e n ­

tion of fires.

Many Pri se* Given

d e n t from W a c o ; Bobby H a rd e r, tion from The U niv ersity 
in te rm e d ia te school stu d en t fro m 
P lain vie w ; and S teve G ra n t, high 
school stud ent from E! Paso, 

in 1 9 3 6 , has been appointed pro- 
fe®sor in the D e p a r tm e n t of E d u - 
cation at E a s t T e x a s S ta te T each-

C o n t e s t a n ts 

a r e divided 

into

The T e x a s F i r e In s u ran c e De- e r s College. Com m en ce

u catio n will give a w ate rm e lo n I t h ree g r o u p s : p ri m a r y , fo r g r a m - p a rtm e n t provides hand book® to 
in te a c h i n g fire p re v e n ­
f eas t a ‘ Dillingham ’s F r i d a y night m ar school s tu d e n ts ; i n te rm e d ia te . b<* u®od 
t s all s tud ents in the d e p a r t m e n t fo r ju nior high s tu d e n ts ; and the 
a n d t h e i r friends J . i . K ; ng. pres- high school group. The students 
ident of the P E , Club, and Dor- re ceive 
c o n te st 
othv B e c k e r a n 
e n te r ta i n m e n t. 

th rough th e ir t e a c h e r s a ye a r be- book® em ha- zes ind 
l o r e the closing date f o r ©ntria*. i 

« ou rs* outlined in these harsd- 
idua. losses 

See P O S T E R S , Page 2.

tion in 'h e schools, 

in c h a r g e of the 

Course* Provided

notice 

the 

of 

to 

Dr. L a f f e r t y , who wa® one of 
receive a
the y o u n gest men 
d o c t o r ’s degree in education from 
the U niv ersity , 
E n s . T e x , , S t a t e T e a c h e r s Col- d e r - 
: ire a r d has ta u g h t at the college sobering - lite 
in sum m er sessions. 

is a g r a d u a t e of arouse th<

.h e 

of T e x a s and tried t o run. they knew some- 

ing about 
the p r o x im a te ly 5 

- I y e a i s of age, ap 
in 

inches 

T w o of 

thing w as w rong. 
boys c a u g h t him and put him to j height, and weighing about 155
bed again . He still maintain ed pounds. He was a “ blond and had
t h a t he wanted to ®ee “ O scar,” but well-form ed f e a t u r e s . ’ ’ 
t h a t he was so drunk he didn’t 
k-now w h ere he was. 

The victims o f the b urglar were 
satisfied, perhaps, by two th ings:

f e e t 9 

;

In S e p te m b e r , 1 9 3 6 . two houses, 
one each for boys and girls, were 
put into operation. A year s time 
proved the success of N ow o tny’s 
plan. S tu d e n ts living in the hous­
the work, 
es did 
scholastic
made 

their share of 
e x tr a o r d i n a r y 

While one o f the bovs wen t to one of them tried to do his “ good a v e r a g e s , 

and engaged rn e x

e rest of the sleeping stu- 

t u rn daily ’ ; th ey all g o t to smoke c u r r i c u l a r activities.

" d r u n k . ” ap parently a c a r t o n of 

' • s y ' " * ® * hj h 

sudue:: y. 
i a u a i» ru shed down the stairs, an.*, go- awa.,.

b-oke p tlle r e r left in his ex citem 

S ta rt i n g
;es will
- 
 
See N O W O T N Y , Page 5,

b V L p e r l t e d A lread y
-
 

- 

F i r s t prizes w ere aw arded Vee 

Dr. H. M. L a f f e r t y , who receiv-

c l the d « c r M o f d oc tor of o d u o o - : h i, c lo th o ,, horridly donned thorn, I The th ief w a , described a , „ e - ; pense o f S d . .

 Has Will, But 
Lacks Strokes, 
Says Allison

and D avis C up 

W ilm er Allison, fo r m e r n ational 
champion 
sta r,
I w a x e s p essim istic d u r in g a lull in 
the L o n gw ood Bowl T o u r n a m e n t 
this week and blamed a 
lack o f 
sta m in a 
fo r kee pin g him ou t of 
the ran ks o f the world’ s g r e a t e s t 
tennis p la y e r s.

W o n Al l B u t O n *

Allison, who lives in A u stin and 
wtio lea rn ed his ten nis u n d er Dr. 
Penick, h a s won every m a j o r te n ­
nis ch am pion sh ip e x c e p t the sin­
from 
gle s a t W im bledo n; 
1929 to 1935 he was a m e m b e r o f 
the A llison -V an Ryn ta n d e m which 
co m b a te d other D avis C up t a n d ­
em s so su cc e s sfu lly . 
In 1935 he 
won the sin gles ch am pion sh ip of 
the U n ite d S ta te s.

and 

H a * S t r o k e * — N o t S t a m i n a 

S a y in g 

th at he had 

gotten 
ev ery th in g he w anted out o f ten­
nis. Allison said that he had had 
the s t ro k e s and the will to win. I 
but he t h o u g h t the t h in gs he lack- 
! ed m o st w ere ch am pion sh ip stam- J 
ina and a b e tte r ten nis physique. 
The g r e a t T e x a s te n n is s t a r ad- j 
mitted, however, that he w a s a l­
w ays in top condition and th a t his 
presen t st a m in a is a s good as it 
was d u rin g all the y e a r s o f D avis 
Cup com petition , which 
led some 
o b se rv e rs to p red ict t h a t he would 
have no trou b le in w inning a leg 
on the f a m o u s L o n gw ood Bowl.

M a y R e t i r e B o w l

I f Allison c a p t u re s the cu p this 
I y e a r, he will retire the p r e s e n t cup 
p erm an en tly . He won 
fir st ann 
| second le g s on the trophy in 1928 
and in 1934.

600 Firemen 
At A. & M. School

in suran ce 

C O L L E G E S T A T I O N , J u l y 21. 
T h is college town, f e a t u r i n g T e x ­
as A. &M. College and b o a s tin g 
a norm al sum m ei p opu lation ot 
than 2,500 eh ou ld n ’t need 
less 
any 
a f t e r 
fir e 
F r i d a y , J u l y 23, 
'o r m ore than 
600 sm ok e e a t e r s , g a t h e r e d from 
f o r their 
all 
eighth an n u al School f o r F ir em e n , 
pro b a b ly would welcome any op 
portun ity to squelch a s t r a y blaze 
and thus exhibit their prow ess.

se c tio n s of T e x a s 

until 

M o st of the f ir e f ig h t e r s will 
enroll in either the g e n e r a l or a d ­
vanced 
fir e m a n sh ip co u rse s and 
take a written e x a m in a tio n at the 
end o f the school to q u a l if y their 
home tow n fo r a th ree p er cent 
rate redu ction. 
fire in su ra n ce ke, 
G r a d u a t e s o f 
these c o u rs e s will 
serve as in str u c to rs in their home 
d e p a r tm e n ts d u rin g the n e x t year.
C ra c k fir e f ig h t e rs f r o m thirty-
. fiv e maid or p art-p aid d e p a r tm e n ts

tho A g r e of the s U t e have wt>rked out

„ f d rin , , d ev o lutio n s tlwy

; will teach du ring the school.

A n u m b e r of the firem en will 
s tu d y f i r s t aid p ro b lem s in cla ss e s 
o f f e r i n g the st a n d a rd , in stru c to rs, 
and 
the 
A m erican Red C ro ss, which will

sa v in g c o u r s e s o f 

life 

Page Tws

T H U R SD A Y , J U L Y 22, 1937 T

Faculty Committee Awaits Regents Meeting for Action on Choosing President

H T. P A R L I N

B F, P I T T E N G E R

W S. C A R T E R

A. P B R O G A N

to 

teach 

the

fro m the S o u th e r n Pine A sso cia 

send e x p e r t s here 
work.

The school is co n d ucte d annual- 
and chem ical en g in e e rin g a t the 
ly by Hie d e p a r tm e n t o f chemistry 
college under a u s p i c e s o f the S t a te 
F ir e m e n ’s and F ire M a r sh a ls’ A s­
so ciation of T e x a s . Prof. H. R. 
f i r e ­
B r a y t o n 
m e n ’s school.

is d ire cto r o f the 

L u m ber Production 
U nchanged in June

L u m b e r sta tistic s f o r J u n e show 
no d e fin ite tre n d the U n iv e rsity 
B u r e a u of Busin* * R e se a rch , has 
to re p o r t s
pointed out. According 

lion, weekly production p er unit 

was 3 2 5 ,5 0 6 s q u a r e f e e t , a decline 

o f 4.7 per c e n t fro m M ay b u t an 
in c rea se o f 2.8 per ce n t o v e r J u n e 

last vear. A v e r a g e weekly sh ip ­

m ents p er unit t o ta le d 2 8 7 ,1 4 9 

board 

i e e t , down 4.4 p e r cent 

from 
the p re c e d in g month, and 
9.1 p e r ce n t below J u n e a y ear 
ago, a c c o r d in g to the b u r e a u r e ­
ports.

A v e r a g e unfilled o r d e r s as o f 
J u n e 30 totaled 
6 0 3 ,9 5 5 board 
fe e t, a decline o f 17.6 p er cent 
f ro m 
a 
month e a rlier, and 5.5 p er cent 
u n d er that o f J u n e 30, 1936.

the c o rre sp o n d in g d a te 

T e x a s e d u c a t o r s 

in 
vo ca tion a l educ. tion are a w a it in g 

interested 

the sign in g o f the G e orge D ean 
law b y P resid en t R o ose ve lt.

T h e law a p p r o p r i a te s $ 1 4 ,0 0 0 ,- 
0 00 f o r vo ca tio n a l education , o f 
which T e x a s will receive a sh are 
for 
the e x p a n s io n ot vo ca tio n a l 
a g ric u ltu re , home econ om ics, and 
ind ustrial e d u c a tio n , 
t r a d e s and 
and por the de v e lo p m e n t o f e d u ­
cation 
in distrib u tiv e o c cu p a tio n s 
in th is S t a te , Miss L a u r a M u rr a y , 
J ch ie* of the In du strial T e a c h e r- 
' T r a in in g B u r e a u pointed out.

&

E. C. B A R K E R

C H A R L E S R A M S D E L L

F R E D C. A Y E R

Joe Routt May Be Champ, 

W. R W O O L R I C H

But of Which Conference?

B y C l a r e n c e L a R o c h e
An A sso cia te d P r e ss story dated J u l y 19 

and o r ig in a tin g at D a l ­
las, would have us believe th at J o e Routt, six-m an line o f the 1936
A g g ies, w a s a t one t ime h eavy w eigh t b oxing cham pion o f the S o u t h ­
w est C o n f e r e n c e ' 

t —

To o bad the sp o rt s scribe 

i huskieR” around, he sh ould 
a breeze with the D etroit n egro .

have

knocked o f f this story did not wire 
Dr. J . C. Dolley or th* U n ive rsity 
A thletic C o u n cil; I am sure they 
could have inform ed him t h a t b o x ­
ing ha s never been a recogn ized u i t i v« 
intercollegiate sp ort in the South- j H u g h 
w est C o n fe re n c e . . . or, should we 
j p a g e T o m m ie Glenn and his G o ld ­
en G lov es and tell thme som ebody 
is holding out on them. . . or w as 
b oxing recogn ized y e a r s ago. 
. 
if so, w h at does th a t m ak e R outt, 
a ten y e a r m an ?

N e verth eless, we will be c o n ­
t e n t to p ut little Glenn J a c k s o n , 
tiny Longhorn ce n te r, and dimin- 
f ra il 
f r o n t o f 
the A ggie s t a r a n y old time. J a c k ­
son will blast Rou».t up fron t, and 
fails, G r a y or W olfe can 
if 
jo b done. G r a y will be 
g e t the 
five y a r d s o v er R o u tt 
goo d 
e v ery try, we a lr e a d y know what 
tho “ B ig Bad One 

“ B u l le t ” G r a y 
W olfe, b a c k j, 

can do.

and 

f o r 

he 

in 

. 

B R Y A N T S M I T H

J . A L T O N B U R D I N E

Faculty Committee to Help 
Regents Select President

' T o u g h e s t M e n ? ’

the 

Routt, 

190 pound 

calls 
man 

g u a r d 
and A g g ie C a p t a in -E le c t fo r 1937, 
t h e 
blushingly 
“ tou gh e st 
He
like all p igsk in ners, Is w orking in
the oii-f:elds, and for a p a s t i m e 
dons the leather pillows and has 
a t his oil-field co lleag ues.

him self 
in T e x a s . ” 

“ His boss said J o e should p ut in

B u ilt 
w restler, the big 

like a p r o ­
cham pionship. 
t o w ­
fe s sio n a l 
head o n e* was 
S o u th w e st C on ­
f eren ce h eavy w eigh t b oxing c h a m ­
pion ,” the story said.

G o o d C h a n c e ?

J o e H A S a good shot a t the 
is 

. a f t e r all, J o e L o u is 

. 

title. 
the only 
if he can push a 

obstacle, and certainly,
field

few “ oil 

the School o f Medicine, and the 
School of E d u c a tion .

The m e m b e rs elected at 

la rg e 
from 
the G en eral F a c u lt y were 
nam ed a f t e r a p roce ss o f e lim i­
nation. Ea c h voting m em ber of 
J u n e 19 su b m it-: 
the F a c u l t y on 
t^H 
two n om in a tion s fr o m which 
the twelve highest were listed on 
the panel of twelve s e n t out to 
voting m e m be rs. J u n e 22. F rom 
this panel, each vo tin g m em ber 
first, secon d, third, fo u rth , fifth , 
and sixth choices, the six finish- 

I ing highest being n am ed.

A facu lty m em b er o f the rank 

instructo r or 

..bove who h a s 1 

of 
been on the f a c u lt y three y e a r s 
was 
-onsidered a voting member 
i 

C ollege o f E n g i n e e r i n g ; Dr. F r e d 
C. A ye r, p r o f e s so r o f e d u c a tio n a l 
a d m in is t r a t io n ; D ean J . A. F i t z ­
t h * election.
ge ra ld , School o f B u sin e ss A dm in -! 
The B o ar d of R e g e n t s have not I 
i s t r a t i o n ; B r y a n t Sm ith p r o f e s so r 
considered the fa c u lt y legislation, j 
Dr. E. C. B a r k e r , p r o f e s 
and have stip u la te d th a t the r e ­
s o t h isto r y ; Dr. A. P. B roga n , dean 
qu est for the a p p o in tm e n t of such 
S ch o o l; Dr.
of 
a co m m itto r do es not co n stitu te
I C h a rle s R a m sd e ll, p r o f e s s o r o f his- 
a p p r o v a l of an y p e r t of the leg!*- J tQ ry, j AHon Burdine> asso cia te
lation re fe r r e d to. 

the G r a d u a t e 

jaw 

.

.

.

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Tom m ie Glenn sa y s t h a t J a c k ­
son will be ou t 
for the Golden 
Gloves team n e x t y ear. . . an d , if 
R o u tt still is in a boxing mood. . .
, 
pel haji' a bout wHh 
B o x in g C lub could be ca rd ed . Boy, 
i0 0 k at t ha t line form ing.
Q________
 

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Sw im C lasses Lead
Co-Ed Enrollment

is 

S w im m in g 

le a d in g r e g i s t r a - 1 
tion at the W om e n ’s Gym with I 
f o u r c la sse s b ein g scheduled 
for 
adu lts. B e c a u se of the re c e n t in-1 
fantile p a r a l y s is scare, only one 
c l a s s fo r children is o f f e r e d . The 
p re s e n t plan is to open a late se c ­
tion 
last three 
weeks.

f o r children 

the 

A cco rdin g to b a c te r ia coun t, the 
pool a t the W o m e n ’s Gym is fiv e 
to six tim es cle an e r than it must 
be to m eet health s t a n d a r d s . The 
c o n s ta n t f iltra tio n and chlorinatio n 
o f the city w a t e r k ee ps it a t b et­
ter than drin k in g w*ater sta n d a rd s.
S p e n a l p e rm its f o r the u se o f 
the tennis c o u rts and g o l f c o u rses 
m ay be s e c u re d by those n o t in 
re g u la r classes.

W'lth the n ex t m eeting of the 
Bo ard of R e g e n ts se t i n d e fin it e ­
in A u g u st, t h * 
ly f o r so m etim e 
fa c u lt y co m m ittee chosen 
to a s 
sist them 
in the selection of the 
new P resid en t has been m a rk in g 
fu rth er d e v e lo p ­
time 
m ents. Se v e ra l informal m eetings 
of the com m ittee have been held. 
Dr. H. T. Parlin, chairm an of the 
com m ittee, has announced.

a w a itin g 

The 

fa c u lty com m ittee whose 
m e m be r* a r * p ictured above, e l e c t ­
' d follow ing a 
recom m en dation 
m ade by the Special C om m ittee 
on O rgan ization, F un ction, and 
F u t u r * o f the U niversity , i« made 
up o f twelve m em bers, chosen by 
the voting member^ of the f a c u l ­
ty.

The com m ittee m em bers were 
chosen upon two b a se s of s e le c ­
Six were elected a t la rge 
tion. 
from 
and 
the G eneral F ac u lty , 
one was picked from each o f the 
six main divisions of the U n i v e r ­
and 
the College o f A rts 
sity, 
Science-, the School o f B u sin e ss

to
A dm in istration , the School of L a w , m it t e * a r e ; Dean W. R.

M e m b e rs elected 

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Dr. B. F. P itten ger, dean o f the T
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and Dr. H. T. Parlin, dean o f the 
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as a re su lt of f ir e s 
in g r a m m a r 
school, social losses in ju n io r high 
school, and economic and a d v a n c ­
ed social losses in high school.

The D e p a r t m e n t o f f e r s reduced 
in su ra n ce r a t e s to cities, towns, 
and 
com m u n itie s which 
in a c c o r d ­
tea ch 
ance with the p rescrib ed course o f 
stu dy .

ru ra l 
fire p revention 

Miss J u m g e r re m a rk e d th at p o s­
t e r s en tered 
this y e a r show* an 
im prove m en t in a r t work in T e x a s 
schools. 
She co n sid ers this exhibit
a s the b est y et assem b le d both as 
to co n ten t and artistic excellence. ! 
fifty -tw o 

g a g e d 
rolled f o r the f ir s t term o f The 
U n iv e rsity o f T e x a s su m m e r s e s ­
sion, Miss L a u r a M u rray , ch ief of 
In du strial T e a c h e r s - T r a in in g 
the 
B u r e a u , has re p o rted .

In str u c to r s 

te a c h in g adv an ce d 
co u rs e s in vo cation al t r a i n i n g a re 
Miss M u rray , C. A. Jo h n so n , d i ­
re cto r o f vo ca tion a l ed u c a tion at 
H o u sto n ; W. R. C ate, S t a t e s u p e r ­
visor of In d u str ia l E d u c a t i o n ; and 
C h a rles C y r u s , a s s is t a n t teach er- 
co n fe r e n ce 
fo r e m a n 
t r a i n e r and 
lea d er 
in the In d u stria l T eacher- 
T r a in in g B u re a u .

N. Y. G iants Sign 
S. W. Football S tars
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S o u th w e st 

the 

Two 

V irtu a lly all o f 
a re 
h a z a r d s 

C o n fe re n c e
football s t a r s f o r the p a s t several 
re p re se n te d se a so n s have been signed to play 
fire 
a m o n g the p o ste r s. Many p o s t e r s with the New Y o rk footb all G iants, 
a re up to the m in ute, p re s e n tin g 
them es such a s a sit-down strik e. 
“ O x” P a rr y , 
the New Lo nd on d is a s te r. “ Gone ste rlin g 244-pound tackle f o r Bay- 
“ Th at 
with the W in d,” and cu rrent polit- lor and a 
stro ngh old 
Good Old B a y l o r L in e .” and Willie
ical issu es. 
The exhibit will rem ain in the ' Walls, 2 05-pou n d end who p lay ed 

it has been a n n ou nced , 
They are Owen 

in 

Library’ co rridor thro ugh J u l y 24. 
Then it will be ta k e n to S a n Mar- 
cos, A lpine, C an y o n and Denton- ders a re a l r e a d y v e t e r a n s o f s e rv- 
Miss J u n i g e r will re m a in rn c h a r g e .^ ic e in the G i a n t s ’ line-up,

for T e x a s C hristian U n iv e rsity . 

Three f o r m e r A r k a n s a s 

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THE SUMMER TEXAN

PH O N E 2-3 164 Before 4:30

 Kamrath Takes Delaware 
Singles, Doubles; Coffey 
Wins San Angelo Tourney

Bobbie K am ra th, sensational sophomore te n n is sta r of th e U n iv e r­
sity, S a tu r d a y achieved the honor of w inning two titles in one tennis 
to u rn am en t.

Playing in th e D elaw are S tate clay c o u r t te n n is to u r n a m e n t, K am ­
rath rallied to ta k e th e m e n ’s singles crown by d e fe a tin g Dave Perch©-

nock of Philadelphia, 2-6, 6-1,■♦ 
6-3. 6-3. 
L a te r K a m ra th paired 
with Louis W etherill of S o uthern 
California 
doubles 
championship by b eatin g Normal 
Bramall and Don Jo n e s, Philadel­
phia, 6-0, 6-0, 6-2.

to win 

the 

fea ring Bill Boyer, Abilene, B and 
4, in S u n d a y ’s finals. To reach 
the semi-finals, Coffey had to d e ­
f e a t Don Schum acher, who 
is 
Trans-Mississippi champion, I up.
Coffey is also city champion of
It is expected t h a t 

F o r t W orth. 
he will r e tu r n to the U niversity baseball 

lost 

p erncfc, 

K am ra th 

then rallied 

to ;
The T exan 
the n e x t eight gam es and , 

the first set t a W x t {all and p]av on th e Long- 
Perchonock and his o p pon ent als© horn golf teamf r o a c hed by H ar- 
took the f irs t gam e of th e second I ye 
set. 
win 
quickly r u n o u t th e match. A 
week befo re K a m ra th had 
taken 
the singles title in the D elaware
S tate g rass co u rt to u r n a m e n t. 

E dgar W eller of Austin and the
.
. 
I 
To r .a o h t h . f in a l , of t h . d a y I Longhorn U M I . tr a m .a t h i i w e l t
co urt m eet, K a m r a th d e fe ate d his playing in th e annual Olmos Club
in San An-
double? p a r tn e r. W etherill. 
K a m r a th will continue his play U n jo A f U r d ra w in * a bye in the 

Tennis T o u rn a m e n t 

WELLER IN MEET

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, 

, 

. 

. 

on ea ste rn courts, and will soon
pair w ith Wilm er Allison in the I t i n t round, he d e fe a te d Al Offer, 
doubles play of the to u rn am en ts. 6-1, 6-0, in - th e second round. 

Billy Bob Coffey, U niversity 
freshm an last year, this week took 
tho golf title a t the San Angelo mer Longhorns, 
m vitation golf to u r n a m e n t by de- 

Paschal: Walthall, B e rt Wei*
tens. and Gordon Pease, ah f o r ­
re also compet- 

ing in th e to u rn a m e n t.

Page Three

Lawson Breaks 
Leg; Lost To 
Football Team

Bad news for the 1937 Long­
horn 
football team reached the
cam pus th is week w hen it was r e ­
ported t h a t Wallace Lawson, h a l f ­
back of la st year, rec ently b roke
his leg playing softball a t Conroe. 
the best sopho­
Lawson, one of 
last year, had 
more re c ru its of 
been counted upon by Dana X. 
Bible L onghorr coach, as one of 
his m ainstays of this y e a r ’s team . 
Lawson was ordered n ev e r to play 
football again.

Lawson may be able 

to play 
baseball on Uncle Billy Disch’s
team n e x t spring, how

evre. He was 
fielder during the 1937 season. 

r e g u la r 

th e 

l e f t 

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DR. PARKER RETURNS

Dr. C lara May P a r k e r , professor
of th e a r t of teaching, has r e t u r n ­
ed from a six weeks' visit in Cali­
fornia.

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T H U R SD A Y , JULY 22, 1937

" • H E S U M M E R T E X A N

Sp°rtOsramS

By
LYNN JACKSON
T e x a n S p o rt* E d ito r

A lth o u g h it is seven w eek s b efore the first p rac­
tices start for the Southw est C onference grid cam p aign, 
reverberations of next f a ll’s firew orks m ay alread y be 
heard. T he last gam e of a Southw est team last year 
w a s the w h ip p in g w hich the T.C .U. Horned Frogs gave 
th e previou sly u n d efea ted M arquette on N ew Year s 
Day in the Cotton Bow l . . .

•

H owever, as a bit (y.f.c. bit o ff more than he can 
;hew) of long-range prognostications, h ow about the fol­

lowing:

The only change in the coaching set up is here at the 
(University, w h ere genial Dana X Bible has transformed 
the Longhorn outlook from one dismal gray into one of 
(or orange and w hite, if you 
bright and shining pink 

But there have been numerous changes in the line-ups 

prefer).

of players.

•
R azorbacks Root H igh

Yessuh, colonel, them rootin’, tootin’, tough and rough 
Arkansas Razorbacks still seem to rate the pre-season 
choice for first place . . . Not only did the Porkers keep 
all their important men, but they also intend to keep on 
throwing passes high, wide, and handsome 
in a deter­
mined effort to keep their hold on the Conference crown.
•
A g g ies M ay G et Started 

The A. & M. A g g ies m ay fin ally get som ew here this 
season . . . Last year they started out on a top-notch 
j season, h eaded by the». fam ous 8-day trek across the 
* continent to beat S.M .U., San Francisco, and U tah, but 
later la g g ed sadly to finish in the w ake of A rkansas and 
T .C .U . A round D ick Todd, th e broken-field runner 
from C row ell, Coach H om er Norton hop es to build an 
attack second to none in th e C onference . . . B esides, 
Joe Routt of sem i-all-A m erica fam e w ill be back at 
guard . . . And h e’s as tough as they com e . . . Main 
losses of the A g g ies w ere C harley De W are, the cen ter, 
Johnny M orrow, end, and Doc Pitner, back.

S.M .U. Stronger

S.M.U. will definitely be stronger this fall than last 
year . . . Their inexperienced sophomores cost them many 
gam es last year, but with a year’s play under their shoul- 
derpads. the Ponies will be w ell worth watching. A l­
though Johnny Sprague, quarterback; Bob Finley, fu ll­
back ; and Paschal Scottino, guard, w ere all lost, Coach 
Matty Bell says that he has plenty of replacem ents for 
those gentlem en of the grid wars . . . Experience may 
bring them along to be the giant-killers of the Conference 
' this fall.

f 

•
Can’t Bear Up

Baylor will be w eaker, my fm e-feath ered friends . . . . 
For instance, th ey lost John Reynolds and Ox Parry from 
“ That good old Baylor lin e ” and the ball of dynamite in 
a football uniform, Lloyd Russell, from their classy b ack ­
field. Still, with Morley Jennings, whom some call th e 
best coach in the Southwest, you c a n ’t count the giant- 
killers out yet . . . ( A n y w a y , we hope they don’t beat the 
Longhorns again in an upset victory 
. We couldn’t 
Bear it.)

. . 

Out of C ellar?

Tha Rice O w ls are staying up late at night to d eter­
m ine w h eth er or not they can stay out of a cellar tie thi* 
year . . . From this corner, it d oesn ’t look probable . . • 
T hey lost John Frankie, w ho w as, to be Frankie w ith 
^ you, one of th e best tack les in the C onference . . . A lso 
Billy A rd, a guard w hom oppon en ts had a Ard tim e 
keep in g out of their own b ackfield . . . And Buck F ried ­
m an of A ustin, a good b ack field ace, plus Roy R oyale, 
slithering, ram m ing halfb ack .

•
Can Frogs Jum p H igh ?

The T.C.U. Frogs rate as the big question mark . . . 
The remnants of a world beater football team of 1935 got 
together last year to get second place in the Conference 
race . . . And this year most of their old standbys are 
gone, 
including Slingin’ Sam m y Baugh, W alter Roach 
captain and e n d ; W illie W alls, another capable w ingm an 
L. D. “Little Dutch" Meyer, w ho is best rem em bered foi 
m aking all the Frogs' points against M arquette; and N e e d ­
ham, another w ingm an— plus Harrison and Holt, two good 
guards, plus both starting halfbacks, the fullback, and a 
tackle.

But the big question is B ible and the Longhorns . . , 
The n ew coach seem s to have as m uch to w ork with as

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No Organized Intramurals 
Second Term; Facilities 
Open for Use of Students

Although there will be no organized in tr a m u ra ls d u rin g the second 
s e m e s te r of the summer school, all eq u ip m en t an d facilities in the 
intramural departm ent will rem ain open to all those who care to use 
them .Harris V a n Zandt, in ch a rg e of the d e p a r tm e n t, said y esterd ay .
The gym will remain open from 9 o’clock in the m o rn in g to 6
in the afte rn o o n . All fa-* --— ' "...................................................——

o’clock 
cilities will be available, 
includ 
ing volley ball, baseball, handball, 
basketball, tennis, ant swimming.
The boys’ tennis courts a r e be 
ing re su rfa c e d and within a week 
and a half, th e re will be te n courts 
com pletely r e s u rfa c e d and will be 
ready fo r use.

Van Z andt u rg ed t h a t all g ro u p s 
lesire to continue 
o r te am s who 
playing th e ir p a rtic u la r s p o r t to 
come b? his office. He w il1 be 
glad to a r r a n g e fo r com petition 
and equip m en t. The office hours 
of th e in tr a m u ra l d e p a r tm e n t are 
from 2 :30 to 5 o’clock in th e a f t e r ­
noon.

N o m in a l F o e R e q u ir e d 
F o r U s e o f P o o l

Kamrath Wins 
Delaware Titles

Bobby K a m r a th 

of Austin, 
m em ber of 
th e L ongho rn 
tennis 
th e D elaw are S tate 
team , won 
Clay C o u rt T o u rn a m e n t ch a m p io n ­
ship a t W ilm ington, Del., by d e ­
fe a tin g Dave Perchonock of P h ila­
delphia. fo rm e r Temple U niversity 
player, 2-6, 6-1, 6-3, 6-3.

K a m ra th 

paired with Louis 
W etherill of S o u th ern C alifornia 
U niversity to b e a t N o rm al B r a ­
man and Don Jo n e s of P h ila d e l­
phia f o r th e doubles cham pionship 
6 -0 , 6-0 6 - 2 .
W etherill 

the singles 

lost 

in 

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Football Games' 
Pictures Arrives

T h e n e w 

t e l e p h o t o e a r n e r * 
w h i c h w i l l b e u s e d t h i s f a l l in 
t a k i n g 
c o m p l e t e p i c t u r e s o f 
L o n g h o r n ’s f o o t b a l l g a m e s h a s 
t u r n e d 
a r r i v e d a n d h a s b e e n 
o v e r 
f o o t ­
t o D a n a X. B i b le , 
b a l l c o a c h . It w a s r e c e i v e d b y 
i n s p e c t e d 
a 
s t u d i o a n d 
b e f o r e 
to 
it w a s 
t h e U n i v e r s i t y .

t u r n e d o v e r 

l o c a l 

t o 

t h e 

E a c h S a t u r d a y t h i s f a l l 

t h e 
c a m e r a w ill 
t a k e p i c t u r e s o f 
t h e g a m e f r o m a v a n t a g e p o i n t 
o n t o p o f t h e p r e s s b o x . F i l m s 
w ill t h e n h e r u s h e d t o K a n s a s 
C i t y f o r d e v e l o p m e n t , a n d will 
b e r e t u r n e d t o B i b le in t i m e t o 
f o o t b a l l p l a y e r * 
s h o w 
t h e M o n d a y a f t e r n o o n 
b e f o r e 
t h a t w a y p l a y e r s 
p r a c t i c e . 
t h e y 
s e e 
c a n 
m a d e 
t h e p r e c e d i n g S a t u r ­
in 
d a y ’s g a m e .
l e n s 

I n 
t h e m i s t a k e s 

is so c o n s t r u c t e d 
t h a t p i c t u r e s o f t h e g a m e m a y 
t h e s c r e e n , e v e n 
b e s h o w n o n 
is s e v e r a l 
t h o u g h 
h u n d r e d 
t h e p l a y 
a r s w h e n t h e f i lm is e x p o s e d .

t h * c a m e r a 
f r o m 

f e e t 

T h * 

in 

Late registrant* may still get 
the 
the o p p o rtu n ity to swim 
m en’s pool 
in G rego ry Gym by 
p ay in g a fee of $1.50 at th e audi 
t o r ’s office. $1.00 covers th e use 
of the pool, with a BO c e n t ch a rg e Dr. Cr B i g g to I e3lCh 
for a locker.
A t C ollege of M ines

semi-finals to a K m ra h t, 6-1, 6-1.

.

a t Brownsville J u n io r College and 
Texas A g ricu ltu ra l and M echani­
cal College.

W indsor G ets Suit 
Made of T exas Cloth

T he pool will be open every 
school day from 3 
to 6 o ’clock 
in the afte rn o o n , with an optional 
swimming class fo r those who wish 
to a tte n d being held every a f te r 
noon from 3 to 4 o’clock. C. J.
“ S h o rty ” Alderson is in charge :>f 
th# pool.

On S u n d ay the pool will not be 
open, and on Monday i t will be 
open only fro m 4 to 6 o'clock.

f o r 

The fee 

is 
$2.00 for th e pool and a charge <>f 
BO cents f o r a 

non -students 

locker.

MATCHES ON MONDAY

The r e g u la r F rid a y night w re st­
ling m atches held a t the Austin 
S ports A re n a u ider the direction 
of P ro m o te r T ra n kie E d w a rd s 
h a v e been postponed to M onday 
night, it has been announced.

The weekly ca rd s will h e r e a f te r 

be held on Mondays.

E L PASO. Ju ly 17.— Dr. John 
O. G ragg, in s tru c to r in economics 
at The U niversity of Texas, has 
been nam ed ac ting head of th e 
D e p a rtm e n t of Econom ics 
and 
th e 
a t 
Business A dm in istration 
Colleges of Mines and M etallu rg y 
here, a bran c h of the U niversity, 
fo r 1937 38. Dr. D. M. Wiggins, 
p resid e n t of the College, has an-J 
nounced. Dr. G ragg will su b stitu te 
fo r P ro fessor T 
I . Morris, who 
will com plete w ork on a doctor of 
philosophy degree a t the U n iv e r ­
sity of California.

th e U niversity 

Dr. G ragg has been a m em ber 
f a c u lty since 
of 
1935 and holds 
th e bachelor of 
arts, bachelor of business adm in­
istration, m a ste r o f a r ts, and doc­
tor of philosophy degrees from 
I th a t institution. He has also ta u g h t

di d C hevigny, b ut h e will h a ve one o t h e r t hi n g whi c h 
Also Blair 
Sm ilin’ Jack d i d n ’t h a v e — c oop e ra t i on. 
Cherry a n d Bully G i l st ra p will pr ovi de m ore 
t h a n 
enough help in t h e c oa c hi ng line . . . A l t h o u g h “R e d ” 
Sh e r i d a n , Clint Small , H o m e r T i p p e n , W a l t o n L a une y, 
Morris Sands, a n d ot h e r s h a v e b e e n lost, t h e L ong hor ns 
seem to have c a p a b l e re p l a c e m e n t s , i nc l udi ng t h e f r e s h ­
m an fla sh es, B eefu s Br y a n, Bul l et G r a y , C h a r l e y Ha a s, 
a n d any num ber of c a p a b l e l i ne m e n . . . W hi ch m a k e s 
the O range a n d W h i t e l ook a bit r osy . . .

•

N ow that y.f.c. has b o r e d y ou wi t h this long di sc us­
sion, h e r e ’s how , a m e r e t wo m o n t h s be for e t h e y s t a r t 
play, it looks like they TI f ini sh:

I. Ar kansas; 2. A. & M.; 3, Texas; 4. S.M.U.; 

5. T.C.U.; 6. B a y l o r ; 7. Rice.

No w y .f.c. has d o n e w e n t a n d p u t t he j inx on Bible 
by pickin g t h e L o n gh o r ns to pl a c e no l o w e r t h a n t h i rd , 
but don't say we d i d n ’t w a r n you.

A n yw ay, le t’s f o r g e t 

t he wh o l e business a n d go 

sw im m ing.

The Duke of W indsor, o fte n 
acclaim ed while he was th e P rin ce 
of Wales as the best dressed man 
in th e world, has a suit of Texas 
cloth in his w ardrobe.

S tu d e n ts in he textile d e p a r t ­
m e n t of T exas Technological Col­
lege at Lubbock carded th e wool 
and wove 
suit 
which was se n t to the f o rm e r E n g ­
lish king. Sheep raised on th e cam 
pus supplied the wool.

the cloth of the 

Similar suits have been s e n t to 
P re s id e n t Roosevelt and vice P r e s ­
id e n t G arn er. W. T. Gaston b u si­
the te x tile de­
ness m a n a g e r of 
p a r tm e n t, said.

‘M u le’ W ilson, O nce 
Bible P rotege, D ead

F a y ‘‘Mule” Wilson of Austin, 
and fo rm e r proteg e of D ana X. 
Bible s t A. & M., disd this week 
of a h e a r t a ttac k while o u t rid ­
ing. Wilson, who played 
the 
backfield and was fam ous f o r his 
punting, was called by Dana X. 
Bible one of th e g r e a te s t backs 
he ever coached.

in 

M A R T I N

R E C O R D

ST. LO UIS, Ju ly 21.— P e p p e r 
M a rtin ’s “ Musical M ud-C ats” can 
claim to have as their leader the 
only bail-plaver who, a f t e r m aking 
League A ll-Star 
th e N ational 
in­
Team fo r th ree years as an 
fielder, came back this y e a r and 
m ade it again as an o u tfielder.

A U T O M O B I L E S T O R A G E

SO PER

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E D I T O R ' S N O T E . Due to the large nu m ber o f o u t o f-to w n su b ­
scribers, th e T ex a n is a tt e m p tin g this su m m e r to su p p ly a meltin g 
p ot for all lon g-ran ge literary effo rts. T h e editors will a ccep t, w el­
co m e and probably print all criticism , con troversial discussion of any 
nature and fro m any so u rce within its rea d er s’ ranks. The letters 
-hould be sign ed. Only initia ls will be used on 

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P A T T E R I N G / 
CN TEE 
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B t P A T D A N I E L S

T H U R S D A Y , J U L Y 22, 1937

They Talk A b o u t

R obinson's D e a th — Le agu e Failure—

Scien ce and A v ia tio n — N a z i's Slip b y C e n so r

Sweating Students 
Want Library Fans

»"p HE UN I VE R S I T Y O F TE XAS 

sells

k n o wl e d g e .

As a n y o t h e r big sales org a ni z a t i on , this 

inst itut ion sh o ul d e a rne st l y t r y to sell its
goods as eff ici ent ly as possibl e— a l wa ys 

wi t h a n eye to t he wel l-being of its cus­

t ome rs.

T h a t t his sales or ga n i z a t i on L not c om­

pl et ely in t o u c h wi t h t he wel l-being of its 

c u st o m e rs h a s be e n re ce n tl y e vide nc e d by 
t h e pr ese nc e of a peti ti on to A l e x a n d e r 
l ibrary, 
Moffit, a c ti ng h e a d of t he new 
u r g i n g t h e i nst al la ti on of f ans in t he r e ­
serve room to a l l a y oven-like c ondit ions of 
study. Th e peti ti on is signed with a l most

250 names.

in t h e 

Now k n o wl e dge , p a r a g o n t h a t t he Uni­
versity woul d i m p a r t to all of its g r a d u a t e s 
is d e p e n d e n t 
c o n c e n t r a t e d 
h o ur s of su m m e r Work m a inly upon r e ­
se ar c h , wh ic h fa c t or obt ai ns di r e ct l y from 
c o n s t a n t use of t he L i bra r y a n d an active 
mind. T he v e r y pr ese nc e of su m m e r st u­
d e n t s on this c a m p u s is i ndi ca ti ve of t he i r 
desir e 
The Unive rsity shoul d 
l en d a h a n d in seei ng t h a t t he wor k is c a r ­
successful c ompl eti on.
r i e d 
And, e v ide nc ed by s t u d e n t r e s e nt m e n t 
of oven-like condit ions exist ing in L i br a r y 
r e a d i n g rooms— ba c k b on e for any i nst i tu­
tion of l e a r n i n g ’s c u rri c u l u m — t he l i b r a r y 
will n e i t h e r be used to c a p a c i t y nor to s a t ­
i sfaction until some form of cooling system 
is inst all ed in t he bui ldi ng.

to work. 

t h r o u g h 

to 

Wichita Falls, Texas, se t the summer h ea t record 
the other day with a tem perature "f 106 degrees. 
We h a v e n ’t heard o f any other T exas cities tu r n ­
ing green with envy.

A den tist in N ew York has discovered another 
"pain killer” but in spite of this and other pain 
exterm in ators we still hear occasional groans c o m ­
ing from the torture room of our fa vorite tooth 
puller.

The C hino-Japanese row 

is still 

in a state o 

crisis. The problem seem s to hinge on the que. I 
tion as to w hether China will holler ‘‘d ow n ” rig 
away or 
says “ n u f f . ”

take another good 

licking before 

she 

The Chinese have enough cannon fodder on hand 
to bankrupt the Japs 
,ius* keen shoving 
if they 
in troops until the Japs are too broke to buy any 
more ammunition.

Fr om m a r k e t report s, every m a n seems 
e nti tl e d to a chicken in a pot for t h e pr ice 
of t w o cars and a ga ra ge .

New' Nazi c o m m a n d m e n t : *Tf t hou a r e 
h e a l t h y , t hou m u st not re m a i n u n m a r r i e d . ” 
And if t ho u wa nt to st a y he a l t hy , d o n ’t 
rile t h y wife.

mmtuT (texan

A truck passed so close to s man standing in 
the s t r e e t in front of Jesse S m ith ’s Garage that 
it took o f f the seat o f his pants. The truck driver 
had 
is no 
moral involved in this story; we merci mention it 
as an a ft e r thought.

to buy a new pair of pants. There 

T exa s convicts are still escaping from the state 
p en iten tiary, and also from a good many c o u n ty 
jails. In other days w hen it was so easy to g e t a 
long en o u gh 
pardon the pen boys h u n g around 
to qu alify, but now t h e y are 
tak ing th ings into 
their own hands.

f rom his r e l u c t a n c e t o d e p ri v e A m e r i c a of 
t h e m d u r i n g h u n t i n g season.

To c o nf or m wi t h t h e t e n o r of his re­
m a r k s on su b j e c t s p e r t a i n i n g t o A m e r i c a 
a n d Am e r i c a n s, t h a t En gl ish p l a y w ri g h t 
sho ul d spell his n a m e “ P s h a w . ”

T h e w o r d s t h a t f ro z e on t h e old m a n ’s 
lips— “ No w wh e n I w a s a lad, we h a d r e al 
wi n t e r s. ”

An A r k a n s a s Ci ty h u n t e r r e v e a l s t h a t
a quail d a s h e d itself to d e a t h a g a i n s t his 
gu n, b u t fo r ge t s t o st a t e w e t h e r he l i ke d 
t h e s p o r t b e t t e r t h a n fishing.

yesterday

University Service C o 

2412 Guadalupe 

Phone 7140

co u rses 

TW O SOPH OM O RE 

in 
physical e d u cation for men are 
bein g added to th e schedule b e ­
the d em an d of a number 
cause 
of stu d en ts. 
Physical E ducation 
2 16, scou t leadership, is scheduled 
to 12 daily, and Physical 
for l l 
E ducation 
l i b , ele m e n ta r y tr a ’r^ 
mg. is scheduled for 11 to I daily.

DR. D. K. B R A C E , 

Professor o f Phy leal E ducation.

SPECIAL
Vacation Offer on
L uggage

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A-*.A la n ts : R o b e r t J a m e t o n , A n n e R amsey, H elen 

F a y P a s s m o r e , S e a w illo w B Holmes.

V o l u n t e e r R e p o r te r : : R o b e r t M cK inley, P auline

Au - en sh in e.

A Se a t t l e m a n t r a d e d a ho use and lot fo r 
a n old C a n a d i a n p os t a g e s t a m p . W e ’ve 
a l w a y s w a n t e d t o m ee t t h a t t y p e o f r e a l 
e st a t e a ge n t.

He is u n g ra tefu l who expresses 
all w itn esses 

th an k s when 

his 
have departed . — Se n eca .

I

“ J o h n B a r r y m o r e is c a ll ed ‘Va H a n ’ b y 
f a n s . ” W h a t A m e r i c a n 
Chi ne se movie 
f a n s call c e r t a i n o t h e r a c t o r s h a s a s om e ­
w h a t si m i l a r sound.

a b o u t 

An a c t r e s s re v e a l s “ t h e r e ’s s o m e t h i n g 
tri m 
t h e w-ell-dressed A m e r i c a n 
w o m a n . " On t h e o t h e r h a n d , h e r h u s b a n d 
h a s a r a t h e r t r i m m e d look.

V a lu e Y o u r L y e s N e x t 
T o Life I ts e lf .
E y e * C a r e f u l l y 
E x a m in e d 
P r e s c r i p t i o n * C a r e f u l l y 
Filled

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THURSDAY NOON 
Chicken P i e .....................15c

M ade fro m T en d er H en s

NIGHT—5 to 8 
Meat Balls and Spaghetti I2 c
S h oot’s C afeteria

1 1 9 W . 7 t h .

W e h e r e t a k e n f i ve hi gh p r i c e d e a s e l t o 
f e a t u r e t he m at a r e d u c e d pri ce. All 
l e a t h e r b o u n d , s e l e c t e d t w e e d c o v e r e d , 
silk 
i m p r o v e d h a n g i n g de v i c e , 
e x t r a g o o d l ocks a n d h a n d l e . W e also 

l i n i n g s , 

ha v e o v e r n i t e or w e e k - e n d 
ma t c h .

c a s e s 

to 

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AM ladies s u m m e r bags reduced t o

69c $1.29 $2.29
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 'HTJRSDAY, JULY 22, 1937

iid -S u m m er b e d d in g s 

[old Social Spotlight

 

—

Both Miss M c-? 

beddings and engagem ents of students and ex-students continue to 
the biggest society news of the mid-summer season, with other 
jai activities slowed down by the Ju ly heat,
rhe engagem ent of Miss M arietta M cGregor to L ieutenant John 
ward Payne was announced Tuesday at a luncheon given by M ar­
met Bellmont. 
egor and L ieutenant Payne are I john N. H arvey, S r., of Dallas, 
students of the University. The i Sunday, Ju ly 17, in Austin. Both 
dding will be in the early fall. are ex-students of the U niversity. 
Miss M cGregor received her de- i Mrs. H arvey 
is a member of 
Be of bachelor of a rts in 1935 ; c h i Omega sorority. She was a 
im the University and her mas- j mem ber of the Girls’ Glee Club 
last Feb ru ary from anj pianist fo r the Austin R otary 
r of arts 
the
She is a ; club. At present she 
dumbia University. 
tmher of Pi B eta Phi so ro rity , 
id the Cotillion club. L ieu ten an t! 
syne attended Schreiner Insti- 
t e and the U niversity, and has 
train in g at 
cently finished hi 
illy Field. He is a member of 
grma Chi fratern ity.
luncheon given by Miss 
The 
lllm ont was also i.i honor of Miss 
Vonne Thornton, who is to be 
to William Robison 0 ’- 
arried 
air on Ju ly 28. Miss Thornton 
ad Mr. O’H air are ex-students of 
ie University.

Miss M ild re d Niederauer, daugh­
ter of Mr. and Mrs. C. J . Nieder 
au er, became the bride of J o h i 
L a n d of Beaum ont Sunday a t the 
home of her parents, 611 W e st 
Thirty-third S treet, in a cerem ony 
read by Dr. Virgil Fisher. 
Both 
Mr. and Mrs. Land are ex-students 
o f the University.

The couple plan to make their 
home in Dallas, where Mr. H ar-
vey is in business.

Gulf Company’s radio program .

L A N D - N I E D E R A U E R

is on 

D R A E G E R - W H 1 T E 
M u » B illy B o b W h i t * , 

form er 
tudent of the U niversity, will be- 
ome the bride c f Dr. A. A. Drae 
er, J r ., of Baytow n, Ju ly 24, at 
in 
he F irst Methodist Church 
Jertram .

Only close friends and relatives 
jrill attend the ceremony, which 
Mil be read by the 
Rev. Foy 
thomas, pastor of the church, 
t Pauline Anderson of Austin and 
l y l o r will be maid o f honor, 
ridesmaids will be Mildred Bas- 
ird and Helen Deathe of Aus

Sidney Draeger, brother of the 
Broom, will be his best man. 
&roomsmen will be Louis Yule 
nd Gerald Hunt of Baytown.

Miss White was graduated from 
he University and ha. been teachi­
ng in the University High School. 
Draeger received his doctor 
the 
Jniversity and is now connected 
nth the Humble Oil Company at 
Raytown, where 
the couple will 
ive.

philosophy degree 

from 

H A R V E Y - D A V 1 S 

M ist B illie L o u i s e D a v i s, dau ght­
e r of Mr. and Mrs. Alden Davis, 
>#came the bride of J o h n N olan 
tfa r v e y , J r . , son of Mr. and Mr3.

the 

W'ith Mrs. V ictor Cluck at the 
piano, L ester Brenizer sang “ B e­
cause.” B efore 
cerem ony, 
Mrs. Cluck played “ L o v e’s Old 
Swreet Song.” followed by the Loh­
engrin wedding m arch. The maid 
of honor, Miss Roberta Jack son , 
preceded the bride and her fa th e r 
to the altar banked with palms 
and asters. W: . M. Carter, J r . , of 
Beaumont, was best man.

Mrs. Land is a graduate o f the 
University, and fo r the 
last two 
years has taught at B a k er School 
in Austin. Mr. Land received his 
degree in law from the University 
and has been practicing in B ea u ­
mont, where the couple will make 
their home.

h e n r y - y o u n g

M a r t h a Y o u n g , ex-student of the 
University, will become the bride 
of M a r v i n M a r i o n H e n r y , form er 
resident of Austin, in a ceremony 
set 
Shreveport, 
La,. Miss Y ou n g ’s parents have an­
nounced.

fo r J u ly 31 

in 

Miss Young has been employed 
I in the O ffice of Publicity of the 
j University fo r the last two yeas s. 
Mr. Henry, son of Mr. and Mrs. 
H. H. Henry of Austin, is with the 
in S hreve­
United Gas Company 
port.

T H E S U M M E R T E X A S

P A S E H Y B I

Vice-President

Seven Students Up in Air;
They Want to Be Alone

B y B I L L E D M O N D S O N

“ O solo mio. . 

is the refrain chanted by seven flyinc-ttudenT* 
from the University campus while they are undergoing the arduous 
training necessary to make their solo flights out at the Austin Munici­
pal A irport. A “ solo flight” consists in taking the aeroplane alo ft, 
flying it about for a certain period, and then bringing it down egein— 
all by your lonesome. Such a f e a t * :
is the final accolade, the “ diplo­
m a” issued to the student in fly ­
ing.

Buddy Haquina, experienced pi­
lot who has taught many begin 
ners ‘ he game of flying, numbers 
ii his class two University profes­
sors and five undergraduates. He 
says th at his is the most satisfy­
ing form of teaching and is fu rn ­
ished with unmistakable proof of 
his ability as an instructor. “ E ith ­
er they come down successfully, 
. . I have failed a t my job ,” 
or. 
laughed Mr. Haquins, quickly ad­
ding, though, of course, I haven’t 
failed yet or I wouldn’t still be 
teach in g.”

Dr. Homer V. Craig 

likes to 
take time off from his position as 
applied 
assistant professor 

of 

Dr. F . C. Bolton, dean and
newly elected vice-president of 
Texas A. & M. College, has also 
been elected vice-president of 
the Society fo r Promotion of 
Engineering Education. The so­
ciety will have its national m eet­
ing at A. M. in Ju n e, 1938.

Riach Verifies 

Monster Tale

F a th e r J . M. Riach, Austin min­
ister and historian who is now vis­
iting in the lake country in S cot­
land, testifies to the authenticity 
of the famed “ Monster of Loch 
Ness.?

the 

creatu re 

“ Nessie,” as 

is 
called by the natives, is regarded 
thing by all 
as a commonplace 
the inhabitants around Loch Ness, 
reported F a th e r Riach.

Describing 
ture, he said:

the 

strange 

crea­

“It 

is a member of 

the seal 
fam ily, having a 
long neck, a 
small head, and a body about fo rty 
is very 
or fifty fe e t long. 
timid, disappearing when men 
are in view.”

I t 

Questioning monks, 

fishermen, 
and scientists in the vicinity con- 
i vinced him of the actual existence 
the m onster. He says 
that 
I of 
there are a g reat number of pic­
tures of the animal which have 

I been taken by the natives. 
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Rabbit Habits 

Shown in Film

the 

“ B r e ’r R abb it and His P als,” a 
motion picture showing 
life 
habits of rabbits, squirrels, wood­
chucks, and other rodents, is one 
of the fifty new films recently ob­
tained by the Visual Instruction 
Bureau o f the University.

Ju n e Capitalization 
A nd C h arters Drop

Nowotny - -

New ch arters granted to T exas 
capitalizations 

corporations 

and 

last June declined sharply both j 

from the preceding month and the 

(Continued from page I )

list of more 
is a waiting 
IOO applicants who desire 

there 
than 
to live “ cooperatively.”
O p e r a t e F i v e in 

’3 8

like month last y ear, according to j 

from 

Texas 

search.

during 

“ Reports 

chartered 

corporations 

the o ffice of 

Among the other 

Bureau of Business R e ­

Secreta ry of S tate show 98 new 

Ju n e , a delim e of 40.6 per cent 

a report from Th * University of 

from May and of 33.3 per cent 
from Ju n e last y e a .,” the bureau’s 

L atest and generally recognized 
as the most ambitious of his at- j 
tempts to solve the problems of 
less financially able students is hi? 
plan to provide means of social 
contact 
f o r University students, 
especially freshman and transfers.
Under the program drawn up, 
Nowotny plans to divide the Uni­
versity into fifteen different dis­
tricts, each headed by a NYA 
worker, who will arrange social 
gathering? for the group of stu­
dents within his sphere of con­
trol. 
Smokers, informal dancing, 
and other entertainm ents are pro­
vided under Nowotny’s scheme.

films Mrs. 
Charles 
J o e Moore, director of 
the bureau, described as especially 
interesting are “ B y the Side of the 
travel film of England; 
life 
and Stingin g,” the 
story of the mosquito; and “ Teeth, 
When and How They Grow,” a 
film on dental hygiene. The film 
on English life, which Mrs. Moore 
recommended fo r use in geography 
and literature classes, shows such 
scenes 
thatch-roofed houses, 
gypsy families, fields of daisies, 
Stratford-o n-A von, and Ann H ath­
He received his bachelor o f arts 
away’s cottage. The titles are e x ­
and bachelor of laws degrees from
tra cts from T ennyson’s poetry.
the University. He has completed
---------------------------------------------------- I were chartered, a decline of l l . I I most o f the requirements fo r the
9 15 chartered doctor o f philosophy degree. An 
1 93 7 failures totaled seventy-six, Pe r c e n t ^r0Tn 
a decrease of 29 per cent from during the corresponding period ex-resident of old B-Hall, he left
the University to become a teach-
the like period last year. The total a year ago. Aggregate capitalize- 
liabilities were $ 7 9 4 ,0 0 0 , a decline 
leav-
ing there to accept the position
of 38.4 per cent from 
the cor- 
which he now holds.
responding period last year. 

and 27.2 per ce n t from Ju n e last 
year.”

“ During the first six months of 
corporations

tio n of these firm * was $ 1 2 ,8 2 6 ,- er in B a r tl e t t High School, 

per cent from the preceding month 

totaling $ 1 ,5 7 3 ,0 0 0 , declined 43.1 

over the firs t half of 1936. ' 

increase of 4 per cent 

the year 810 new 

statem ent read. 

“ Capitalization, 

an 

as 

the 

the U niversity, 
m athem atics a t 
and take a few hours of flying
tutelage 
instruction under 
of Mr. Haquins. A nother Uni­
versity professor who has taken
flying 
from Mr. H a­
quins is Dr. F . A. C. P errin , pro­
fessor of psychology, who is now 
on a vacation in Europe.

lessons 

Mr. Haquins conducta his 
in­
struction in a Cub and a P o rte r­
field training ship, which he says 
are admirably suited fo r flying by 
beginners.

The Austin Municipal A irport 
has recently been converted into 
an all-weather field, one of the 
three such fields in T exas, by the
laying of paved runways and tho 
installation of the latest type of 
flood lights.

I hree V isitors 
O n L aw S t a f f

for 

the 

Three visiting professor* 

* r t
serving on the summer faculty of 
the School of Law of The Univer­
sity of Texas, Ira P. Hildebrand, 
dean of the school has announced. 
W. H. Merrill of the University 
of Oklahoma will teach suretyship 
a t the University the second term 
o f summer school. Visiting facul­
ty members 
term 
xvere Dean J . S. W’ atterm an of 
The University of Arkansas School 
of Law. and Professor J . D. Smith 
of 
Louisiana State University, 
Baton Rouge.
No new 

faculty members will 
be added 
fall. Dean Hilde­
brand said. but Edward W. Bailey, 
law, will return to 
professor of 
the University a fter a 
leave of 
absence during which he studied 
at Harvard University.

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E d i t e d b y E L I Z A B E T H K E E N E Y

A lice B r o w n e has returned to 
her home in T exark ana a fte r fin ­
ishing her work for her m aster of Roa(j - a 
arts degree, which she plans to re- wgjn ^jn» 
ceive in August.

G r a ce H all to H a v e 

O p e n H ouse Frid ay

A b o u t 

Open house for residents will 
be held Friday night from 8 to 
l l o’clock at Grace Hall, Mrs. j 
M artha Cavin, m atron, 
has an­
nounced. All Episcopal students 
in the University are invited to 
attend.

The entertainm ent will consist 
of inform al dancing in the Hall 
and a garden p arty on the lawn.
An 
ice course with cookies will 
be served.

is 

The party 

the second 

fo r 
Grace Hall this summer, the first 
last sem ester. 
having been given 
Mrs. Cavin will be chaperon, as­
sisted by the Rev. T. J . Sloan, 
re ctor of All S a in t’s Church; the 
Rev. J . S. Allen, re c to r of St. Da­
vid’s Church; Miss Martha Lock ett 
social director of the University 
women’s dorm itories; Mrs. K a t h ­
leen Bland, acting dean of women; 
and Dr. W . J . B attle, professor of 
classical languages.

' M a m m y ’ B re a k f a s t 

Is Zeta R u s h P a rty

U n iv ersity 

P eop le “

B y A N I T A C O O K

To some, last week-end proved 
a happy ending to all this stru g ­
gle; to others, it was only the be­
ginning; and to still others, it was 
ju st the half-w ay mark. Many 
students decided to try to fo rget 
it all by leaving town.

B l a k e a n d J a n e S t r o u d , students 
last six weeks, have left for St. j 
Louis. A fter a visit th ere, they 
will go to th eir home in Alice.

A n n e M a r y P i e r c e , who attend ­
e e University for the firs t time 
this summer, returned to her home 
She will 
in Corsicana Sunday. 
re-enter the University in Septem ­
ber.

E l i s a b e t h K e e n e y 
fo r a visit in Galveston.

left Sunday

F r a n c e s C o m b e s t and D o r o t h y 
long-term students, 
L e e P e r k i n s , 
are visiting at the Zeta Tau Alpha
house.

Zeta Aau Alpha sorority enter­
tained with a “ mammy” rush par­
ty at the chapter house Sunday 
morning from IO to 1 1 :3 0 o’clock, 
honoring sixteen rushees.

The 

b re a k fa st was 
served 
Southern style. The tables wer*- 
decorated with mammy dolls and 
miniature bales o f cotton. Plate 
favors were mammj dolls.

F ra n ce s Combest, rush captain, 
and Dorothy Lee Perkins, a s s is t­
ant rush captain, were in charge 
of arrangements.

Guests were Mary Pearl Lynn, 
Alice Ann Nitsehke, Helen Robin­
son, Maxine Robinson, 
Bonnie 
Ruth Taylor. Evelyn Brown, Ann 
P a inter, Arline Bolm, J a m ie F r a ­
ser, B re n n er Hammon, J a n e Chil­
ton o f Marlin, A.ina Mary Pierce 
of Corsicana, Rose Pool of M ar­
lin, Mary Lewis Blundell of L o ck ­
hart, Flov King of Houston and j 
Billy Rushing of Center.

A n n e F l e m i n g , 

S b u d d e B e s s 
B r y s o n , and M a r i e n n e R e e d , long 
term students, spent last week-end 
in Austin. They were councillors 
at Camp Mystic at Kerrville last 
term.

J o * M o o r e spent last week-end

in San Antonio.

M a r y F r a n c e s R o b i n s o n and M a r ­
garet C o l li e r have gone to their 
homes in Marlin after attending 
the University the first term .

In nis 

R e n s h a w 

E a r l W h i t # , who was a student 
in the University last y ear, spent 
last week-end in Austin.
and 

L a i g b t o n 
R e a d , long-term students who are 
this summer, 
working 
spent the week-end at their homes 
In n is will enter med­
in Hillsboro. 
ical school in Galveston this fall.
P a t D a n ie l s went to F o r t W orth 

in Austin 

last week-end.

Members of the sorority a tte n d ­
ing were Mary J o McAngus, N an­
cy Woodward, Ann Harlan, Billy 
Ruth Young, F ra n c e s Lawliss. Miss 
Combest of Beaumont, rush cap-
Stella M a r g a r e t P r u d e went to
tam, and Miss Perkins o f Bastrop. Houston to visit between term s, 
assistant rush captain. 
from
Dallas, spent last week-end in Aus-

H a r o l d S p e a r s has returned to 
his home in Jacksboro to spend 
the rest o fthe summer after a t­
tending the University 
the first 
six weeks.

Leyl* B r u t e , ex-student 

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Professor Predicts 

Vegetarian End

L e e T u r b e v i l l e bas retu rned a f ­
te r a week-end visit a t his home
in Yoakum.

B e a u x D av ie visited a t her home 

in El Campo between terms

No longer will Popeye be held 
little boys to 

up as a model to 
make them eat spinach.

Alpha C h i A lum n ae

Dr. Alva Davis, professor of T J

- T u n r h e O n 
plant physiology at the University L l a V e L U n c u c u i i
o f California a t Los Angeles, has 
predicted th a t vegetables may soon 
cease to be a part of the human 
diet.

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“ All m an’s energy comes fro m 
the sun by way of green plants.
It is conceivable th a t we shall be 
able to get th at energy without 
the use of vegetables— directly 
from the sun,” he said.

Miss E m erson G ets 
V a s s a r Sch olarsh ip

Miss Lucille L. Emerson, 
In­
structor in home economics in the 
University and director of 
the 
University Nursery School, has re ­
ceived a scholarship to V assar Col- J 
lege, Poughkeepsie, N. Y ., fo r the 
last summer term . She will study j 
in the Institute of E uthenics, de­
voting her attention to child de­
velopment and fam ily relations. 

j

Miss 

Emerson 

received 

her 

bachelor of arts degree from Ham- ! 
line College, St. Paul, Minn., and 
a graduate degree in child train- : 
ing and development from the Uni­
versity of Minnesota, 
She has 
been on The University of T e xa s 
s t a f f for the last five years.

The scholarship was 

issued to 

Miss Emerson on the basis of her > 
record in a competitive test.

C hiesa Prints P u t 
In L ib ra ry D isplay

E ight reproductions of sketches 
by Pietro Chiesa, modern Italian 
painter, are now being shown in 
the display cases on the ground 
floor corridor of the Main Build­
ing.

The pictures are taken from the 
set of fine a rts reference m a te r­
ial, comprising 2,074 photograph? 
and prints and 187 books, which 
was presented 
the 
University by the Carnegie Cor­
poration of New York.

la^t year 

to 

Mrs. Richard B. Rutledge of 
Tulsa, southwestern province pres­
ident of Alpha Chi Omega, who 
is in Austin or. an official visit, 
the Austin 
was entertained by 
alumnae with a 
luncheon at the. 
Austin Country Club Wednesday 
afternoon.

Attending were B eatrice Sten 
berg, Elsie McKellar, 
( hristine 
Zahirmak, Dorothy Schmidt, Ja n e 
Armond, Dorothy Stein , 
Eloise 
Johnson, B a rb a ra S c o tt of Holly­
wood, Cal., and Mesdames Harry 
Power, K. M offett, George Fan- 
cher, and Carl Izzard.

-o 

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Business Failures 
Increase in Ju n e

in 

last 

Ju n e 

increased 

Commercial failu res 

Texas
sharply
during 
over those of the preceding month 
and substantially over those of the 
corresponding month 
year, 
compilations of The University of 
Texas Bureau of Business R e ­
search show.
Reports 

from Dun and Brad- 
street, Inc., show a total of seven­
teen failures in Ju n e , against eight 
sn May and fourteen in Ju n e , 1936 
increase of 1 1 2.5 per cent 
— an 
and 21.4 percent respectively, the 
B u re a u ’s analysis stated.

Liabilities of $ 8 9 ,0 0 0 were up 
287 per cent from May but down 
4.3 per cent from Ju n e last year.
During the first six months of

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T H E S U M M E R T E X A N ’

T H U R S D A Y , J U L Y 2 2 , 1 9 3 7

f E E I N S a . / r i C W J th e movies; A I R W A V E S

W ith Everett Shirley

‘S U P E R S L E U T H ” — W ith Ja c k 
O akie and Ann Sothern. A t the 
Param ount. 

(R evie w e d T oday.)

B y E V E R E T T S H I R L E Y
T tz a n A m tistm e nt E ditor

Little Theater 
Maps Year’s Work

" T H E D E V I L IS D R I V I N G . " — 
W ith Richard Dix and Jo a n P e rry 
A t the State.

I M ax Fichtenb aum , assistant to
resrjstrar, has been selected to 
the necessary arrangem ents
f or securi ng Hogg M em orial Au-
fjitorium fo r next y e a r’s L ittle
“ T H F C A S E O F T H E S T UT- noons fo r the Texan radio show. N B G network. And the p u b licity T beater plays. He also has charge
T E E I N G B I S H O P . ” — W ith Donald You w ill read about how m any which Texas in general and D allas I o f pubijc jty and program arrange-
W oods and Ann Dvorak. A* -he persons had try-outs. 

On page one of The Sum m er ted by the critics and public alike 
Texan you w ill read about 
the as one o f th e best on the air, was 
auditions which have been condue- heard from the Pan Am erican Ex- 
ted M onday and Tuesday after- position in Dallas over a national 

A n d you and F o r t W o rth in p a rticu la r re- m ents.

members of his com m ittee are a c ­
cepting suggested names of plays
! which theater goers would like to 
see produced next year by 
the 
Austin group. Deadline on p re ­
senting these suggestions is J u l y 
F in a l selection of plays was 
IR . 
fo r Septem ber 15 at the 
slated 
meeting.

G A M M A P H I S G I V E P A R T Y

The alum nae of Gam m a Ph 

B e ta so rority honored the actix 

chapter and a group o f Austi 
g irls who w ill enter the U n ite ? 
sity this fa il with a garden p aH 
M onday afternoon 
o’clock at 
Club.

the A u stin W om an 

from 5 to 

Season tickets w ill be $3 each, 
or two season tickets fo r $5 next 
year. 
• i,i 
w.ll be chosen at the next m eet.ng I A m erican countrie5 H e r
of the board of directors. C a s ts 1
t 
fo r next seasons plays w ill be

the L a tii
journe;
I w ill take her firs t by boat, sailin

A membership chairm an f or
I -iv/, 
i 

through 

to u r 

. ., 

a 

_ 

Queen.

" T U R N O F F T H E M O O N ."

W tih C harlie Ruggles, E le a n o r? the 
W h itn ey, K en ny Ba k er, and Jo h n 
ny Downs. A t the Capitol.

" W H E N L O V E I S Y O U N G .” —
and K e n t

W ith V irg in ia B ru ce 
T aylo r. A t the V a rs ity .

------ 

w ill read about the ones selected, ceived was priceless. Tonight an- 
B u t you will fin d nothing in this other V allee program goes out 
Lory about the hard w ork done; 
long hours spend by Dick

V a i l . . ’, C u e . .. 

from Dallas. 

_ 

W a tts and N elson Omstead in try- 
ing to make the Texan radio pro-: las w ill be Gene A u try , the movie j 
gram a success. 

V a llee s guests tonight at Oat- ^ pjd] ^

C' 
J*a a Mf aa 
Credit to W att* 
To Dick W a tt* should go much 

D r Lo u is Jo u g h in , chairm an of
cow boy; Ricardo Cortez, film ac- t^e pjay readjng com m ittee, and 
It was Cook j --------- 1— _ ----------------- — -------- 
tor; and Jo e Cook. 
It WRS Cook 
vuun. 
t'-'1 i **«*«* 
111 
, 
’ 
the show of R ob ert R ip le y ’s heard at I structor in Rom ance languages in
panicked 
!ast week 
U n iv e rs ity , le ft two days ago
.............................

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Mrs. M a rg a re t K. Kress, 
MPS.

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Latin A m e r ic a

T en tative dates w ere discussed

for tbe staging of plays, those se- chosen from season ticket holders.
lected being October 15, Novem-

l b " 

,6 . F e b ru a ry I, M a rk ," I . and M r s . K r e s s W i l l V i s i t

from Galveston to M iam i, w her 
she w ill take a plane to H avant 
From there she is to sail throug 
the Panam a C anal to Colombia.
Mrs. K ress w ill return by wa 
o f San Francisco, where she w il 
join her daughter, Dorothy K res 
who is a student in the U n iversit 
of Southern C a lifo rn ia . 
return to Austin Decem ber 15

She w il1 

o f th . credit fo r the radio ,how i Texan audience of 2,000 No lapse
\ allee s usual smoothness o f

which firs t makes its app earance, 

, , 

,

, 

" T W O A G A I N S T 

T H E next sa tu rd a y night at 7 o'clock. p r e d a t i o n becmuae of broadcast-

the in* sP ot was notiC° fi apt w eek-

W O R L D .” — W ith H um phrey Bo- The radio edjto r originated 
g art and B e v e rly Roberts. A? 'he p ian 0f ha\dng such a program 
about U n iv e rs ity 
is 
Texas.
larg ely to his e ffo rts that pros- T hursday of O livia de H a tilla n d ,
pects fo r success are bright. To sensational 20-year-old screen ac-
some people to direct a th irty min* tress, on the M usic H all program
Ute radio broadcast would seem 
of Bob B u rn s was. as you prob- 
B u t take anybody’s word ably know, postponed. B u t tonight 
easy. 
who is experienced— and he w ill i at 8 o’clock she w ill appear w ith 
I Edm und Low e on the program .
say it is ro t. 
a j d 
B in g Crosby is still absent from
j 
And P ra n a to Omstead 

Chemists Publish 
124th Bulletin

The scheduled appearance 

M i** H a v ila n d On A ir

 
— , 
The D epartm ent o f f hem i»try ■ 

. t rw«,v., a,.,? 

life and 

last 

it 

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. 

.And the Holly- 
7 over W O A I. 
wood Hotel program at 7 . 
. 
This top C B S show w ill have F red 
M a c M u rra y , form er m aster o f cer­
emonies of the program, and Fran- i 
ces Fa rm e r, screen actress, as its 
guests. 
in 
scenes from “ E x c lu s iv e ," th e ir la-
test movie.

.T hey w ill appear 

. 

S u r r e y of Sa tu rd a y

 

. 

*
.the show.

A quick check-up on S a tu rd a y ’s 
follow ing 
.S a tu r d a y N ight 
.6 o'clock over
in the M organ 

programs reveals 
good ones. 
Sw in g Club. 
K N O W . 
M a n n e r" at 6:30 over W B B M . 
N ot much chance here fo r South­
.Too fa r o ff 
western listeners. 
. 
.Professor Quiz, a C B S pro-
.And the beat o f
f „ , " Vox P o p " v a rie ty o f broad-
.Lu d G lu sk in ’s orches-
.The
And that was a
lev and his stooge-. P a tricia W il- H it Parad e coming on at 8 over
t ho 
H e originated and planned 
the
.C B S w ill again air
der. V irg in ia V e rrill, W a rre n H u l l . ; W O A I. 
"N ig h t Club o f the A i r " program
w h i r t ' w » T o r t ’ n v « t h e T r ’ ia r t N adine Conner and Tom Thomas. I th* R ue, M orgen program w ith

l_!;p 1 D iversity H our las u a ; H p n r v , q .«hoftt.» w i!i be j ack H a - ' tra at 7:30 over K N O W . 
t r a at 7:30 over K N O W . 

’ " J V i T Y a T r T . d y large
M cD aniel, com-

fair job it itself' H e n ry ’s " b o a t " w ill be Ja c k Ha- 

time. Along w ith her on C aptain casts. 

who hav b M n . fa vo rite „ ram a t 7. 

C o m .d i.n n * Added

“ Music 

t for 

the 

E „

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a wpf k r * d‘° ' •
fo u r other b u lle tin , us,led by 
lected as the station to listen to
the departm ent this year con-ist- 
.It. has some
ed of a rtic le , originally pubii.h w>j ujcd a lm M t e x c lu liv , | y . s t u . an . t o f f hope, Ha S a tu rd a y night from 9:30 
ad in the Jo u rn a l of the Amen-1 ](,n t( h>(, 8 , han„ to 
in the country
can Chem istry S o cie ty and in In-, a jy if they “ had w hat it takes.’’ M arch of Tim e broadcast at 8:30 | over the air .rom then till 12 . . .
d’ strial and En g in e e rin g ( hemis 
try . Members o f the departm ent hro ad ra„ pd. And now 

. 
' „ „ the program w ill be like, listen to the of the best bends 

Its the best in j Good dance music m ay be heard.

the the field o f radio dram atizations,!

To get an idea of w hat the Tex- 

 „ f , he Cap- 
talent 

they » v e , C B S tonight. 

*»•«■> ° f T T ' v _ 

And some did have 

fronl thp sta„

U n iv e rs ity 

Theater 

th is; 

on. 

P a r k A v e n u e m e e ts T h i r d A v e n u e 

in a S i x t h A v e n u e " J £ ? . ^ [ r O T W i c X n ’ T h e ‘ b“

‘- « t v end o f th“

h a s h h o u s e in t h e a b o v e s c e n e fr o m “ E a s y L i v i n g , m o t io n |etin wa; , reprint of an a rticle at another end i , Nelson On,stead 
p i c t u r e c o m e d y w h i c h o p e n s a t th e S t a t e H e a t e r F r i d a y . 
J e a n A r t h u r . R a y M i l l a n d , a n d E d w a r d A r n o l d a r e .s t a rr e d 
in th e p ic t u r e . 

p u M i. h0,i in the Jo u rn a l of of local alation K N O W , O m .te .d 
, V m i try and w ritte n ?•*<•"«« p ra ise '- a n d much of i t 
 c a d u a c - 

" g t o f

I by Hr, H. ll, Hen,., protea or of L « * 
; pharm aceutical chem istry, and L. 
B. ( ross 
instructor in chem istry 
at the U n iv e rsity, and Dr. A. J.
I t has been some time since Ja c k Oakie has been on the screen. H ill, professor of organic chemis

At th* Param ount 

--------- 

“ Super Sleuth.”

 

B u t if showgoers had known he would br as good as he is in the 
"S u p e r S le u th ," they would have had him bark by public demand 

tr y . t V a l . U n iv e rsity . 

long ago.

A little heavier than ever before and much better, Oakie return- 

to his comical ways in the picture.^
W hich in turn results in laughter 
coming the movie patrons’ w ay.

Oakie had a hard task 

in his 
role in "S u p e r Sleuth.” If he had 
played his role the wrong way — 
or 
incom petently — the picture 
would have sunk to the low level.
B u t he didn’t. His mannerisms 
and humorous antics please. Th* 
role of a “ smart, know it a l l ” fel 
low is not new to him, but. his 
w ay of acting it is new.

Since Oakie has been given his 

jaxie na*, neeri gi »n 

ju st rew 
,V y .m * nn S h . 
•err** the same. She also doe
same. ^ne ais n e 

a super picture. Bu t to see it is 

to e njoy yourself.

E stim a te : B.

---------O------ - - ■

Begeman Given 
Place on Board

------ 

! contributing w ere Dr. Henze, Dr. tb jrd acbjeVem ent of O m stead’s 
Jam es TI. B a ile y , professor o f or- 1 his fine cooperation w ith the Tex- tainm ent as w ell as education, 
ganic ch em istry; Dr. A. C. Prat- an concerning the program w hich! 
ton, form er member of the de 
p artm en t; 
in 
stru cto r; Dr. VV. A. Felsing, pro 
fessor; Robert W . T ow nley, 

starts S a tu rd a y . K N O W , as rep-1 H e re are my recomm endations
resented by Omstead, now receive* for F r id a y night listening. . Lu cile 
the hearty thanks of the amuse- M anners on the Citie.s Service pro­
A 
.The
ith

I stru c to r; Dr. W illia m B . W h itn e y , WOrk a t the U n iv e rsity . 
| former member of 

in ment section o f the Texan fo r its gram 

 an<^ npar the to P m ra (ll° enter*

Bro a d w a y V a rieties show w

I splendid musical hour . 

at 6 over K B C . 

About Rudy V a il* * 

B ru c e B . Allen, 

Tip* F o r Frid a y

. 

. 

the depart- 
in- 

K . L . Begeman, assonate pro- m ent; W illia m Nelson Axe, 

Q f 

j,a rticu la r 

interest 

ll\ f e5SOr 0 f mechanical engineering, I stru cto r; and Douglas I). Henson, Texans should be Rudy V a lle e ’? 

to all C arm ella Ponselle over K M O X , St.
tunes

Louis, at 6. 

.Modern 

. 

.h o do!"*lh** beau appointed to the Board in,tructor- V r r n '" ’ '*'• Schuhardt, br0,d c a rt tonight at 6. 

Hie last played in a likeable manner. 

. 

.

in- Hal Kem ps orchestra with Alice
assistant professor of bacteriology week’s broadcast should have 
of the University, also coniribute I. rerouted them too For last Thurs- F aye’s pleasant warbling at 6:30
.Tho new

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her part expertly. Hollywood pro- ‘ o 
ducera have evn en tly given up Pub.icationr end to mpmberrhip 
the idea of making her a serious o n the F a c u lty Committee on S tu - !
actress 
can do .serious roles capably, for J u ] y * * tn August 31, it was an* 
•he hasn’t been given much op- nouncrd Sa tu rd ay at the O ffic e of 

It can’t be because she 

«rf ‘ ° r ' ” • ' r 

,” i‘ r 

’ 

' 

the President.

Publications for the period M l S S G r e g g s t u d i e s

 A , 
r v 
r O r L - O l U m b i a 

I •

f

t O S t

po rtum ty to do “ h e avy” acting.

comedy 

The fact is that she is good at 
light 
c h a r a c te r is t on. 
And therefore she is being con­
tin u a lly put into this type of <-har 
a d a r. Not a bad 
idea, either, 
though a good actress may be go 
mg unrecognized.

Professor B<*geman will take the 
place of Dr. J . B. W h a re y , pro- 
fessor of English, who resigned women, has enrolled 
because of the fact that he would courses in Teachers College 
be absent from the city fo r the Colum bia U n iv e rsity , where 
entire summer. D r. 
W h a rey are visiting 
N. J.

Miss Leah Gregg, assistant pro­
for 
for special 
in 
she 

in Sum m it, cently granted a leave of absence

fessor of physical 

for one year.

and Mrs. i will teach next year. She w as re- ~ 

training 

W hile it is almost e n tirely Oak 
i« • picture, Miss Sothern equals 
him in one respect. She is gam ing 
weight. Not that she should start
raducing or anything like that. She sistant 
Is taking on the pounds or
■till 
•la* *he is deceptive. Her looks, 
though, are still excellent. H er 
ability, however, is the important 
fact about her.

Miss C lara Rauch of tho wo­
men’s physical 
train in g depart­
ment of the U n iv e rsity o f N e­
G reg g ’s
teach 
braska w ill 

M IS S W E I S I N G E R T R A V E L S
Miss N ina Lee W e isin g er, As- 
of R ? manc^ } ? * '
last F rid a y 
from where 

!o,‘* ses2 !or\ T Miss
le ft Austin 
guages, 
for N ew Y o rk C ity 
has ta u >fht at The Univer-
she w ill sail by the w ay of the I sity of Texas during two summer
Panam a C anal 
______________
She w ill spend several weeks in 
C alifornia.

to Los Angeles. *essions. 

(' lasses next 

Ph o n e
3702

It would be too much 

to ex 
pect a fast moving drama with a 
snappy climax along with the ex ­
cellence of Oakie and Miss Soth- 
eni. S till the story, doesn’t bore, 
even lf old.

Oaxie is a conceit*-d screen de­
tective who thinks he 
is also a 
Sherlock Holmen in real life. He 
criticizes the police and tells th* rn 
how good he is. But the audience 
knows all the time he is no good.
The action mo^es faster when a 
crime professor stars shooting ?> 
Oakie. Fo r the sake of the pi tur*\ 
he is very poor and misses four 
times. A t the end Oakie comes 
through in typical movie -t.vl« and 
is the “ real hero.”

Super S le u th ” is by no mean-,

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