25 E L E C T E D T O 

PHI B E T A K A P P A

Spring! Faculty 
T urns Athletic

The roll o f the bottle pool 
players will be called Saturday, 
March 25 at 8 o ’clock, for the 
secon d s e m e ste r to u rn am en t o f 
the F acu lty Club, and all those 
w ho are physically able to lift 
a cue should be th e re ; the cu es 
ounces, 
w eigh from 15 to 22 
Dr. G riffith , 
an- 
nounced for the benefit of the 
new mem bers.

secretary, 

The list o f the “sharks” are 
given us fo llo w s: 
ll. V. B ene 
dict, F. U. Taylor, C, I). S im ­
mons, (i, 
S tephens. Max 
F icptenbaum , ('. L. Skelly. In 
addition, there are many lesser 
lights who show great promise.

J. 

Group Flans For 
Carrying Out Of 
Round-Up Theme

A ctiv ities to B e in A ccord 
W ith Sem i-C entennial 
C elebration

for 

group 

The c o m m itte e on organization 
and 
tin* 
a ctivitie s 
Round h p decided that all dorm ­
itories, fratern ities, and room ing 
lotuses should as far as possible, 
tie in their Round-Up d ecorations 
tins year with tire general them e 
o f 
ce le b r a ­
tion, “ The History o f the U n iv er­
sity Through 
F ifty 
the 
V ca is."

tin* se m i-c en te n n ia l 

P a st 

The co m m itte e m et F riday a f t ­
ernoon at I o’clock at th*' E x -S tu ­
d e n ts’ A sso ciation building. Th** 
co-chairmen o f the com m itte e are 
P a u s e Bibby and Zula Williams. 
M eeting with the commit!* e was 
S E. Gideon, chairman of the dec­
orations com m ittee, 
Read 
iit aube! I \ and J. A, Met birdy, 
ex e cu tiv e chairman and se cr eta ry 
of T iii* R* und-l p.

and 

issued 

S tu d y Old Y e a r b o o k s 
The c o m m itte e s e t i t s e l f the in­
itial ta-k o f g o in g through with 
ire every volu m e of the * actus 
inc** it w a s first 
in I Bi* I 
in order to select events and in ­
cidents and 
about 
which the 
d ecorative 
historical 
scheme m ight revolve. T h ey also 
will choose su b jec ts which 
lend 
t hem selves to s c e n i c e f f e c t s and 
decorations.

p erso n a g e s 

if 

in 

its own history as 

As soon as the com m itte e 

fin ­
ishes this 
it will 
in vestigation 
contact each organ ization plan­
ning to decorate arid will a k that 
it p refe rs some 
organ ization 
e v e n t 
its 
schem e and if that particular or­
p refe ren ce 
g a n ization has 
then the co m m itte e will make 
su ggestion s, arui Mr. G id eon ’s 
group will u ndertake to direct tile 
plan of d ecoration, in order to cor­
relate th*- whole d ecorative scheme 
a m ong the organ izations.

no 

The em phasis will be placed as 
fa s as possible on the hum an in­
terest 
life 
through the years.

in student 

in cid en ts 

Professors Give 
Informal Dinner

D odge W ill Speak B efore 
G roup on Education

The U n iv e r s ity of T e x as chapter 
o f the A m e rican A ssociatio n o f 
U n iversity P ro fesso rs will have ti 
m ee tin g and an 
inform al dinner 
at F acu lty Club Monday, April 3, 
David L ee Clark, .secretary of the 
U niv ersity chapter, said Friday.

P rofessor II. L. D odge o f the 
U n iv ersity o f Oklahoma, field d i­
rector o f 
the a ssociation's c o m ­
m ittee in v e st ig a t in g the essen tial 
factors in e f f e c t i v e co llege te a c h ­
ing, will make a report on the 
fin d in g s of the eom m ittee.

Mr. D odge will discuss the fol­
lowing problem s: how recogn ition 
o f good tea c h in g t an be in creased; 
the place o f research in the col 
loge p ro fesso r’s program; the e f ­
f e c t o f co m p rehensive ex a m in a ­
tions 
t e a c h in g ; and 
w hat valu es should tie attached to 
in struction as 
such m ethods o f 
the 
the confet 
erne plan, and the honors course. 
--------------- o---------------

tutorial sy stem , 

on c o lleg e 

Legislators Plan 
Quick Passage Of 
Major Money Bills

Sub-com m ittee to D iscuss
Proposed B udgets 
W ith O fficials

Convene Monday

Lum p Sum A ppropriations 
Planned for State 
Schools

ad jou rn ­
With both houses in 
ment over the week-end, 
plans
w ere b ein g made to exp ed ite the 
rem aining 
p assage o f the three 
g en et a1 a p p r o p r i a t i o n bills 
I through both b la n c h e s o f th*- Leg­

islature, a 
fre e co n fe r e n c e c o m - 1 
m ittee, anil to the Governor in or-1 
<ier to assure sine die 

adjoin n- 
1 merit by the m d o f the 120-day 

session.

Monday a fte rn oon , a sub-corn- j 
m ittee (*f the S en ate fin a n ce eom- 
to d raft an 
I m ittee 
I appropriation bill, with 
the aid 
: o f an advisory co m m ittee from the 
I S tate-su p p orted colleges.

is scheduled 

item ization o f 

S en a to r ll, Grady W o o d ru ff of 
is chairman o f the su b ­
D ecatu r 
com m ittee. 
tither m em bers a r e 
S en ators .John S. Redditt o f Nac- 
I og.leches, and A it h u r I’. Duggan. 
com m ittee 
At the same tim e the 
r e ­
will c o n fe r with ti o college s 
pro­
gard in g the 
posed budgets, which is 
required 
in the plan for lump sum appro­
priations. E d ucational in stitutions 
ar e scheduled to be represented by 
Dr. 
ll. Y. Benedict, president of 
the U n iversity, Dr. T. O. Walton, 
president o f the Agricultural and 
Merit mica] C ollege, Dr. 
Brad­
ford Knapp, president o f T exas 
Tech nological College, Dr. I,. Ii. 
Hubbard, president o f College of 
Industrial Arts, and Dr. C. E. 
S o u th ­
Evans, president o f the 
west T exas S ta te ’reach ers’ Col­
lege at San Marcos, for all State 
teacher s ’ colleges.

E l e e m o i y n a r y Bill N e x t 

S en ator T. J. Holbrook, chair­
com m ittee, 
fin a n c e 
man o f the 
said Friday that he will exert his 
best effo r t 
the S en ate 
to have 
pass finally n ex t w eek the e l e e ­
m osynary and d epartm ental bills. 
The House is now at work on rho 
elee- 
d epartm ental bill, and the 

(C on tinu ed on Cage Three)

Holley Analyzes 
Financial Crisis

Correction M ade of Story
M isinterpreting Facts

in 

In the new s story published in 
The Daily T exan yesterd ay c o n ­
cern in g Dr. J. C. D a ile y ’.** analysis 
o f the present finan cial situation, 
in terp reting 
the writer erred 
In or- 
Dr. D olley’s s t a t e m e n t s , 
der to present an exact, report o f 
the analysis, the Texan is publish­
ing below the original statem en ts 
which were condensed in the last 
o f the news 
three 
story.

paragraphs 

d e f in ite ly 

inflation was 

“ At the height o f the panic, 
there was a widespread 
fe e lin g 
that the United S tates would be 
forced o f f the gold standard in d e f ­
im m ediate 
initely and 
that an 
price 
in prospect. 
At the tim e o f this writing, that 
f ea r has be«n 
d issi­
pated. With the present restric­
tions forbidding com m ercial banks; 
to pay out gold and gold c e r t if i­
c a te s the country m ay be said to 
gold 
have 
adopted a modified 
standard 
standard. This 
per-rn its the export o f gold to meet 
requirem ents 
legitim ate business 
and 
foreign 
ex c h a n g e rates just as d efin ite ly 
within the gold points as before 
the banking holiday. A ccordingly, 
no substantial d epreciation of the 
dollar in terms o f foreign curren ­
cies is possible. 
Indeed, since the 
b a la n ic o f international p aym ents 
co n tinu es to be d e fin ite ly in favor 
o f the United 
is 
ev ery prospect that the dollar will 
shortly move to a premium and 
(Continued on P a g e Th ree)

therefore holds the 

S tates, 

latter 

there 

C o x S eek s M aterial 

Vol. XXXIV

Ballot in Official 
Form Determined 
T h i s Afternoon

D raw ing For Places H eld 
In A ssem b ly R oom , 
M ain B uilding

West Withdraws

B ubella, Parker, and Orlick 
Enter Editor R aces; 
T otal at 4 6

prepare 

Candidates will 

for 
th e ir first 
ten se moment during 
the election cam paign this a f t e r ­
noon at 2 o ’clock, at which tim e 
the d raw in g f o r places on the o f ­
ficial ballot will take place in the 
assem b ly room on the secon d flo o r 
o f Main Bu ild in g, Zula Williams, 
secretary of the S tu d e n t s ’ A ssoc­
iation , a n nou nced Friday.

Bach can d idate or bis represent - 
at ive should be p resen t at 
the 
d raw in g. T he names will be listed 
an d placed in a hat on individual 
p i e c e s of paper, and 
the 
n a m e s placed on the o fficial bal­
lot as they are draw n from the 
h a t .

then 

The first name to be drawn oui 
will be listed first under the race 
for which he or she is ru n nin g. If 
th e ne vt n am e is in the am e race, 
that candidate will be p late d se c­
ond in that race, but if in a d if ­
fer en t race it w ill be placed first 
on the ballot in that race.

I o ’Clcck D eadline 

files 

his 
'I A n y can d idate w ho 
in his 
to d a y m ay hand 
petition 
in the 
cam paign p latform to run 
T exan S atu rd ay a t 2 o ’clock 
in 
the Main B uilding at the assem bly 
room at the tim e o f the drawing. 
All c a n d id a tes’ platform s w ill a p ­
in a special political sup- 

ii p ear 
Rplement o f S u n d a y ’s T exan.
I 
Forty-six can d idates have filed 
f p e t it io n s tm- the n in eteen campus 
be a c ­
• o ffic e s . No petition will 
c e p t e d a f te r I o ’clock today, Miss 

W illiam s said.

T h ree can d id ates have 

filed 
their p etitio n s since 'lie ballot was 
in the T exan. Raymond 
last run 
the 
West. has w ithdraw n 
T e x a n assoc iate 
race. 
A delin e Bubella and Adorn* Bar 
I her filed p etitions for T e x a n as- 
(C on tin u ed on P age T h ree)

ed ito r’s 

from 

Baylor Selects 

Its Sweetheart

Six

S ch ools R epresented 
A t R ound-U p

O f the six schools asked to send 
n re p r esen ta tiv e to the Round-Up 
F iftieth 
[and celebration of the 
^anniversary o f the I niversity, only 
l o n e bas chosen a re p r esen tative,
■ .loc Riley, chairm an o f the sw eet- 
§ hearts in vitation co m m itte e of th* 
I I ‘.CRI R oun d-U p, aid Friday.
I 
of Trinity 
I has been ch osen by Baylor I niver- 
I sitv as 
ifs represen tative. Miss 
I Sanderson hie- also been selected 
I to occupy the first p a g e o f the 
I b eau ty se ction o f the 1933 Round- 
Up yearbook o f Baylor I niver- 

F ran ces S a n d er so n 

| sh y .
I 
Other schools of the S outhw est 
J C o n fer en ce , all o f whom are to be
that 
■ r e p r esen te d , have w r itte n 
they have not yet decided upon 
a r e p r esen tativ e.

T h e sw ee th ea r ts o f the various 
schools will be p resen te d at the 
Round-Up re v u e and hall April 
j 28 alon g with the sw eeth eart of 
I the U n iversity.

around the 
perip with 

b u z z a r d

t h e 

it 

Can 

be that M A R G A R ET 
W IL L IA M S O N burned her hand 
on purpose so that she would not 
have to w rite them es?

F o u n d — a girl w ho 

d o esn ’t 
want to w rite tho buzzard, and a 
“ h o n e y ” at th a t— C A R R IN G T O N 
“ B U N K ” F L Y N N .

BILL SMITH and F A Y M E R ­
G E N T H A L , b ew are ! The buzzard 
bas an e y e on you. ALICK RHEA 
has a p le a sin g personality, boys, 
and her place ut the G erm ans is 
in the sou th w est c o in e r .

W on ’t som eon e 

bring 
l l ELK N J O H N S O N a pillow ot hor 
noon ed u cation class; she d o e sn ’t 
jdeep w ell w ithout one.

please 

parting. 

V ELM A HAMRE says the way 
to k eep on e is to g ive him a kiss 
DE MOY BA U LK 
on 
h asn ’t sh ow n you HU gold b asket­
ball, has he? Well, he has 
one. 
Lost, strayed , or stolen , “ R E D ” 
SH EBB A R D ’S girl.

V A LISH A PATRICIA MARIE 
RIHA has a rathe* long name but 
a sw e e t sn it ie. 

^

T he First C ollege D aily in the South

AUSTIN, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 1933

Association Head and Star Pupil

"W I

H W

The W eather

Y esterday’s tem pera tare: hi gh, 
8 1 ; low, OI. Forecast for today: 
partly cloudy and colder.

No. 150

Phi Beta Kappa 
Chooses 25 New 
Members Friday

Fraternity V otes D ecrease 
In Class Percentage 

- This Year

Names Listed

April Banquet D iscussed 
At Garrison Hall 
M eeting

Pan-America Day Chem Students 
Celebration Set ! K n o w T o ° M u c h 

benn
A little 
t 
a dangerous 
to roommates w 
tops.

at 

A chem istry 
roommate win 
souk* d his lock 
costlu * hair tonic, 
ist. suspicious 
t 
rapid dwindling, pour 
colorless hair oil arui 
sodium silicate, “ wa 
lh ess! rig for a dance 
mate helped him self 
us aa I v igor, to the I 
the mnocer
in 

ry learning I 
especially 
ig 
* raid dresse

Indent had J
s u n opt ions!;
n hi

ICH
the
«*ni

cd
ired 
uh
n- glass.” 
tin* room- 
with the 
iquid glass 
iking tonic

For Round-Up

Departure From Previous 
Practice A nn ounced 
By Benedict

Exhibits Planned

M echam N am ed to G uide 
Proposed E xposition 
Preparation

International Barr-American Day 
to be celebrated by the U n i­
is a 
in st manner which 
versity 
from previous 
distinct departure 
ll. Y. B en e­
practices, President 
dict has announced. This 
year 
t h e n is to be a Pan-A m erican E x ­
position fo r the duration o f the 
U n iv ers ity ’s F iftieth A nniversary 
week whit h in cludes th** three days 
o f the Fourth Annual Round-Up, 
April 28, 29, and 39.

tilt**
!
In 

ruddle
eaded
tffent

hts hat 
bristles and I 
home ti* find I 
w it Ii dried gla 
finally remov 
only by a clo.

ha

’I’w e n ! v - fi’

if ti
•comma to felt
into brittle
g 
fled 
I:iu cried
■esse ; sr[feared I member
| IG id a ,
The gla ss was
rom It. 4 h ead
I Hall 5.

new members were
elected to Phi B eta Kappa, hon-
orary s ch clast i<• fraternity, w hen
* organization m e t
Garrison

s o f th*
a f tern* tori 

in 

’he new m embers are:

Ellwood G ti scorn, le ft, chair- 
man o f the department o f pub­
lic speaking, w as elected presi- 
dent of lh* Missouri Valley Or- 
at ordeal Association Thursday 

; 

! 
j 
j

at < olumhia, Mo, Jesse Villar­
real, right, represen tative o f til** 
I niversity it) the oratorical co n ­
test, won first place with his 
oration, “ The U n fortu n ate Gen­
er a tio n .”

Oratory Group 
Elects Griscom 
New President

Villareal W ins First Place 
In M issouri V alley 
C ontest

Ellw ood Griscom, chairman of 
peak­
the d epartm ent of public 
ing, was elected president o f the

S. R. D. 
Director 
Dies

Mrs. John ti. S layter, direct >r 
o f Scottish Rite Dorm itory, died 
at I o ’clock Saturday m orning at
the dormitory. The death 
as a result o f a h eart attack. 
1 Mrs. S layte r w as the widow

Debate Society 
Holds Memorial 
Service to Hogg

The * x posit ion will bring b efore 
th* public the g re at resources con ­
tained in U n iversity libraries and 
in the field o f Latin- 
m useums 
Amorican and S outhw estern col­
lections. These resources are quite 
unique, Dr. C. E. Castaneda, La-
tin -A m e rk a n librarian, explained, 
and stud en ts from all over the Jam es Stephen lf *gg. form er gov- 
the ma- ernor of Texas, and presenting a 
nation come to consult 
services 
tribute to his memory, 

Holbrook in Speech Says 
H e W ill A lw a y s Be 
Rem em bered

C om m em orating th< 

the Garcia 

birthday o

ame ; terial. Some regard

[co llection as superior t
croft collection of the U niversity
\ alley Oratorical Asse- the Rev. John G. S layte r of the of ( aliternia. and all a g re e that
is s e c o n d to n o n e , Dr. Casta- 

the B a n - 1 wet e he

c o n n e c t e d w jth th J n e d a 

, , . n l m u i .(1.

Missouri 
e la tio n f o r th e c o m in g y e a r a t a First C h r is t ia n Church o f Dallas. I it 
meeting; o f t h e awee- u n io n held in ; s h e h a s 
Columbia, Mo., thu rsd ay. At the 
ainu* rn* * ting it was decided that
the con test, which 
will he held in A ustin n ex t year. I 

is held y e a r l y , ; ! 11 1922.

is being held at the

;
opening j

d<irmitory
 

since
.................... 

The body 

* ’ • , 

its
 " 

, 

Mr. Griscom 

accom panied Jesse Thurlow B. Weed F

M e e c h a m H e a d s C o m m i t t e e
Dr. Benedi* t has appointed a 
com m ittee to prepare the ex p o ­
sition, and it is hoped that it will 
be housed in one of the spacious 
rooms of the m w Union Building.
Here will be placed not only m a­
in terest to his­
tt rials of g reat 
torians and other scholars, 
but 
exhibits ot Latin-A m erican curios 
which 
find ab­
sorbing.

the public will 

n front of the statue 
recently erected to him on 
the 
campus Friday. The program was 
held under the auspices of 
the 
H ogg D ebating Club.

Opening the cerem ony with 

a 

short introductory speech, Charles) 
I h e 
(L P atterson, president of 
t h e 
Hogg Debuting Club, stated 
purpose of t he celeb! ation 
a n <i 
its sign ifica n ce to people all over 
th** State, His speech concluded, 
Patterson 
Franklin 
introduced 
Lanier Cox, m em ber of the soci­
law student. Cox 
ety, and st > tor 
the 
presented 
club, givin g the 
ideals, and 
work of Governor H ogg as d i­
the I niversity 
rectly related 
to 
and to the H ogg Society 
in par­
ticular.

the speech 
life, 

for 

Hr, J. 

I,. Meecham, associate 
p rofessor of governm ent, 
heads 
the com m ittee, which in cludes Dr,
C astaneda, Dr. CL W. Hackett,
Miss D orothy Sehons, and R u fu s 
Hall of Sherm an, stud en t presi­
dent of 
the International Rela­
tions Club, and Sanchez Diaz, s t u ­
dent 
the Latin- 
American Club. Miss Lillian W e s ­
ter of tin* Pan-A m erican Round 
Table has been appointed to co-: Ut! orator, but above a1 
operate with the co m m ittee on ar- statesm an 
rangem e nts.

A Gr e a t S t a t e s m a n
“Jam es H ogg ,” Cox said, “ is an 
inextricable part o f Texas history, 
a never-to-be-forgotten man, and 
a man who loved his nation but 
loved Ins State m ore.” Speaking 
further, Cox said that Mr. Hogg 
was a great politician, ti wonder-
t g r e a t

president 

o f 

Dr. Bailey Leaves 
For Washington

T o Present Papers

C hem ical Society

Dr, J. R. Bailey, p rofessor of 
ot g a nic chem istry and holder of 
the U niversity research 
fellow ­
ship, will leave A ustin ea r ly S at­
urday for W ashington, w here he 
will address the A m eriean C hem i­
Dr.
cal Society, G. R. 
B ailey’s assistant, 
said Friday,
Mrs. Bailey will accom pany Dr.
Biti ley.

Lake, 

“ In 1905,” ( M said, “ a group 
of yo u ng men in The U niversity 
o f T exa s organized 
themselves 
into a club to further the ideals 
of one of the greatest T exans who 
ever lived, Jam es Stephen Hogg. 
To help immortalize * is name they 
the H o g g De- 
called them selves 
i bating Club. The purpose of the 
B efore I cJ u b w as to train the youth of the 
U niversity in the arts of self ad 
dt vss, 
tv *!* velop character, but 
above .til to carry on and pattern 
them selves at!** Mr. H ogg.” 

Concluding his speech Cox said, 
"Today the club 
is com m em orat­
ing I la* memory" o f a great man, 
and a great 'I e x a m ”
F ollow in g Cl 

the 
t 
Men’s Glee ( lub sang a hymn 
tribute 
t** Governor Hogg, and 
then Patterson presented H. Y. 
(C ontinued on Page Three)

speech 

of 

“ Structure 

O n P ub lic U tilities

Dr. R. Ii, Montgomery. profe>- 
or o f economic ■ , > xpre- *•*i him­
self as being in favor of g >vetn- 
ment ownership and operation of 
public utilities, in a discussion I* e- 
ture delivered at an open forum Mr 

Dr. Bailey will read two papers 
to the society. One paper, “ T h e ]
A ccum ulative E xtraction o f Kero- M on tgom ery S peaks 
sent* Base,” will be given to the 
organic section of the society. Ile 
cd in tin* preparation of 
was iv 
this papoi by F. S. Perrin, 
ad­
vanced student 
in organic ch e m ­
istry in the University. The other 
palter, 
Hydro- 
aromatic B a se,” will be delivered 
to the pet i ole urn 
division. Dr.
Bailey wa
lion of this paper by Dr. W. C.
Thomson and Dr. B. F. Arm endt, 
professor of chem istry and by R.
W. Lackey, advanced student 
of
chem istry in the U niversity.

aided in the prepara- j m eetin g o f the San Antonio Y. W.
( ’. A, Friday. The lecture entitled 
“ The Case for G overnm ent Own­
ership o f Public U tilities,” c o n ­
the
tained two main argu m en ts: 
gre ater econom y o f 
governm ent 
ownership a.> compared with pri­
vate ownership, and the difficulty 
of regulation under private o w n ­
ership. “ These 
d iffic u ltie s 
lead me to feel favorable toward 
governm ent ownership ami opera­
tio n ,” said Dr. Montgomery.

O f Wharf***-’'* Serm on

‘G o d ’s F o o ls’ T o p ic 

o - .........................

two 

— 

- 

in 

to Columbia, w here 
Villarreal 
Villarreal represented the U n iv er­
the contest. V illarreal’s 
si t y 
I n fo r tu n a te G e n ­
oration, “ The 
e r a ’ ton,” won 
first place. Jay
Deiss, stud en t o f the U niversity, 
won 
this contest 
las: year.

third place 

in 

Schools which participated 
in 
to*' con test, and which will prob­
in Austin 
represented 
ably be 
next March, 
include the U n iver­
sity of Kansas, Kansas State,
W ashington U niversity, U niversity 
o f St. Louis, U niversity o f Mis­
souri, U niversity o f South Da­
kota!), University 
o f Arkansas,
U niversity o f Oklahoma, U n iver­
sity o f Colorado, and T he U niver­
sity o f Tex a-.

D e b a t e T o u r n a m e n t He r e 

M i n e r a l Home 
p en din g the a r r i v a l of her two 
sons, Dr. Jam es Slayter o f Dallas 
arni Richard Slater o f Michigan.

S t o r y Contest 
To End April 4

A n y Undergraduate May 
Subm it W ork

Em bryo authors who expect 
lo 
en ter the T e x a s Book Store short
story contest must have th* sr man­
the
uscripts 
ju iig es within 
IC 
.stoi c, 
contest 

ten days, C. 

the hands 

o f 

in 

At the sam e time that thi 

c o n - 1 Bcrkman, m anager of the 

in

is held 

c loses April 4.

here. Member

the schools b elon gin g to the 

\ alley Oratorial A s s o - ; wright, 

Austin next year, j announced F riday. The 

ti A 
Del a Sigm a Rho, n ational d eb at­
ing fraternity, will hold a debate 
S tories must be turned in to one 
tournament 
cd of the follow in g ju d g es before the 
Delta S igm a Rho com e from most closin g date: Dr. !., I,, ('lick, pro­
fegsor of English; Mody ( . Boat- 
of 
Missouri 
instructin' in English; or 
caution, and participants in the de- Donald Joseph, p rofessor of Re­
bate tournam ent and the orator- man ce l a n g u a g e s . T h e r e will be a 
leal contest will 
time. Thomas Rou<se, adjunct pro-; 

their
m public speaking, said j stories in typed or w ritten in ink 
frid a y . Mi. Kousse recently a c-. on om , su |t, u f the paper only. The 
com panied r t ank Knapp and Spur- a u th o r’s name, sto ry ’s name, and
geon Bell to Iowa City, Iowa, 
p en name are to be placed in a 
where th ey won third place in the 
sealed * nvelope. The name of the 
Delta S igm a Rho d eb ate 'tourna­
story is also to be placed on the 
ment for 1933. Mr. Griscom will 
outside of the envelope.
lie in charge o f arrangem en ts for 
both 
tournam ents, Mr. Rousse 
said.

;/t . ot* $25 to the winner.
Contributors should hand 

com e a! th* same 

The contest is open to any un­
d ergraduate in the U niversity, Mr. 
Berkman said. No sp ecific theme 
fo r stories is designated, although 
ascii on S ou th w est h is­
storm 
tory, 
life, or tradition will have 
pi eft renee.

Librarian to Give 
Public Lecture

( astaneda W ill D es c r i b e
U niversity O rigin

Dr. Carlos E. C astaneda. Latin- 
American librarian, will speak on 
“ The B e g in n in g of U niv ersity L ife 
in A m e rica ” in Garrison Hall a ud-, 
ito riu m , W ednesday, March 29, at 0 
5 o ’clock. 
the series being sponsored by the 
public lectures com m ittee.

T h is lecture 

is one 

D r. C a s t a n e d a will g iv e the o r - 1 

igin of the U n iv e r s it y of Mexico, 
the oldest U niversity in A m erica,! 
showing the forces that brought it 
into being, the details o f the or­
ganization of the institution, such ; 
as the first courses o f fe r e d , 
tin* \ 
s t a ff, > 
character o f the tea c h in g 
stud en ts: 
tho w ay 
lived, and will com pare 
its be­
gin n in g with the b egin n in g o f u n i - 1 
versifies in the U n ite d States,

in which tin* 

S o lo n s C ause D ela y 

In A th le tic B u d get

I 

Because o f 

o f 
the Legislature 
the U niversity b ud get 

iii..' delayed action 
in arranging 
fo r n ext 
I year, the b ud get o f the Athletic* 
the contracts
‘ c °acher-, has not yet been
ou t» W ' p . M e t zenthin,
chan man ut the A thletic t ouncil,

Council, 
, 

in clu ding 

. 

of ™atk’ 

j said Friday.

I the decision of 

T h e council has decided to await 
the Legislature,
and a s a result it will probably be 
: some time before this matter 
is
s e ttle d , Mr. M e tz e n th in said.

iradford

fit el * a G riff it h

Ka* hello I,***- Allen
Joyce B enbrook
Marjt >r ic Alice Bryan
I -Luis e
R u t h Lo s < age
H e n . ’/ S e a l e K a k e n s
Lu* a At v i l e Forist* i
Vert) i
Jarre i I i. Garonzik
Richa rd Henderson
Mrs. Leona P e t t i t Jordan
E t t a Ma » K au ffm an
( J e m CT arles Linnenberg
LUCH n • eau Batiste La* ' o s t e
Elizabeth Tucker McDowell
Diana JVI i nek
( * > V * f T h o m o s Oliver
Terre ne* * Arthur Pollard
.lame * Le m oyn e Roberts
Ma lh a - J o s e p h Schon
Bt a n e h Louise Smith
Virgi n i a Emily Thompson
Ruth El zabeth Turley
M ary tv althall
Glen VV >rthington

Previously, one-eighth of Ute 
graduating class has been allowed 
membership in the fraternity, but 
the m em bers voted Friday in f a ­
vor of d ecreasing ti .* p ercentage 
to one-tenth. Only those stud en ts 
least 
whose grade record 
one-fourth of the w ay from A to 
B may be considered for r. :mber- 
ship.

is ai 

O ffice rs 

o f 
I chapter o f Phi Beta Kappa 

the U niters) y 
a:** 
Miss Ruby 
pre. alen ’ , 
Terrill, 
Hugh Dunlap, vice p r e s i d e r ; ami 
Dr, Arnold Romberg, 
sect *tary- 
treasurer,

Plans were discussed 

a 
banquet 
given M m d ay 
night, A *rtl IT, in the D risk'll H*-

to be 

f o r 

- o -

Baldridge Heads 
News Committee

R ound-U p Helpers to M eet 
Today in B. Hall

Bob Baldridge ha- 

been ap­
pointed chairman o f the campus
new s com m ittee of "he Round-Up 
and Jackson Cox, vice chairman, 
DeWiti Reddick, adjunct p r o fe s­
sor of journalism , announced Fi t- 
t! a y .

Other nit miters o f news com m it­

tees are as follows:

Inez Grenau, chairman of th# 
execu tiv e com m ittee new s and the 
R o u n d -U p revue a n d ball.

R o b e rt Patterson, c h a i r m a n o f 

the historical revue,

Ed Ferris, chairman of the or­
activities 

group 

g a n iz a tio n and 
and the barbecue.

Ted Read, chairman of campus* 

decorat ions an I recept ion.

G race Mc Spa*} den, chairman o f 

exhibit and lee 

s,

Boh Baldt Ige, advertising.
All members of new s co m m it­
tee s will meet at B Hall 137 from 
to 2:30 o'clock S aturday, 
1:45 

R 

id ic k said.

CANDIDATES

D e a d l i n e f o r all 

a d v e r t i s i n g 

to a p ­

p e a r i n tht* pol i t i ­

c a l se c t i o n of T H E 

DA IL Y T E X A N 

S u n d a y , M a r c h 26, 

h a s b e e n h e l d 

o p e n to
5 o ’clock tod ay

The Daily Texan

P h o n e 2 - 3 1 6 4

B. Hail 119

M eth o d ists to H ear 

For R ou n d -U p Issue

G e o rg eto w n P astor

the 

The Rev. Dr. Edm und Hiensohn, 
pastor of 
First M ethodist 
Church of G eorgetow n , will de 
liver the m orn ing serm on at the 
U niversity Methodist Church of 
A ustin S u n d a y morning. The Rev. 
L. U. Spellm&nn, pastor o f 
the 
U n iversity Methodist Church, will 
speak ut the Sunday m orning ser­
vice 
First Methodist 
Church of G eorgetow n , Allan ( 
Roe, an nou nced Saturday.

the 

of 

Dr, Hiensohn 

in 
Austin, h a ving spoken here u n um ­
ber o f tunes,

is well-known 

A c o v e r d es ig n 
R o u n d -U p 

is n e e d e d f o r 
t h e 
th e 
L onghorn-Iianger, Jackson Cox, 
editor, said Friday.

n u m b e r of 

includes 

Photographs 

Other m aterial n eeded for this 
issue 
cartoons, fea tu r e 
stories, short humor, and short 
fiction with an atm osp here of the 
old West. 
o f the 
cam pus as it used to be years ago 
also are wanted.
The deadline 

for art work is 
March 31 and for written con tri­
in 
butions April 4. Cox will be 
his o f fic e al 131 B. Hall every 
a fte rn oon next w eek and will con 
sider any con trib ution s offered.

S E L L A R D S A T T E N D S MEET
Dr. E. H. Sellards, head of the
Economic Geology, 

“ G o d V iJ
joe I p" 1 1 1

J JI THE

Bureau ot 
i « ™
Mrs. Sellards, and H erbert Hemp- u l f l / t 
hill o f San A n g e lo are atteHdin £ P L U C i Cj L E S
the national con ven tion of 
American A ssocia tio n o f Pet^r* ^ A T * 

I L L

t

^ r , l!,:t ° ! T ist, h r L H r
concludes its three day m e e t n . _ . _ 

t 0 'l; ' T m r k e d h i w i i r i i w
COTT ‘ JOHN LODGE-

P A T R I C K

TO HOLD GOLF C O N TF,s/ k ^ f f l / / ^ 

^l i n \ 

Dr. C astaneda is m ak in g a life j 
the history o f North ‘ 

the early 

tea chin g of Saturday. 

study o f 
A m erica. In 1921 he published a
study on 
modern languages 
in A m erican 
c olleges from 1779 t o 1800. He 
is the author o f “ The Oldest U ni­
versity 
in A m erica,” which was
P lan s for the pring g o lf to!
published in three d if f e r e n t per- I n a ment of the F acu lty Club ha*
Radicals. H e has also w ritten num- b een made, and all m em bers vv/
erous articles on th** early teach­
ing o f m athem atics, 
astrology, 
ami astronom y.

are 
their entry blanks and turn th 
in to Dean N ow otn y.

interested should make 

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CHASE
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MICKEY
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C om m u n ion

Quin of lite 
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S A T U R D A Y , MARCH 25, 1937.

H A R O L D T E E N —B E T W E E N T HE D E V I L A N D T H E D E E P

Littlefield Memorial Gate 

Symbol of Nation Is Fusion

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u n c o o f t h e 
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t h e U n i t e d 
t h e A t l a n t i c O c e a n , 

f i n a l l y a c c o m p l i s h e d F e b r u - 1 

f o r t i t u d e o f m e n w h o ! 

V i c t o r i o u s A m e r i c a , 

sui t n a r y , m a s o n ry, 

s h o ul d n o t b e w i t ­

f i g u r e s o f V i c t o r y , 

t < 1 m a l t y n o t i fieri 

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r e p r e s e n t , 

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t w o d e m i g o d s o f t h e s e a , c o m p o s e 
1 h e SYm h o l i c e n s 0 Mile in t h e a r c h 
a t t h e h e a d o f U n i v e r s i t y A v e n u e . J 
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d a t e 
n u m e r a l s 
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t h e U n i t e d S t a l e ’ e n ­
d a t e s o f 
t r a n c e 
t h e W o i d W a r a r ui o f 
in 
t h e s i g n i n g o f t h e A r m i s t i c e .

t h e 

M o d e l e d by C o p p i n !

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b y P o a i p e o 
r e n o w n e d 
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s c u l p t o r o f Nt w ) >rrk. T h e b r o n z e 
c a i s w e r e m a d e b y 
t h e R o m a n 
B r nzo W o r k s . T h r e e y e a r s w e r e 
r e q u i r e d f o r t h e s c u l p t o r to c o m ­
p l e t e 
on 
t h e a r c h 
m a r b l e b a s e s b e t w e e n 
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a n d M a i n B u i l d i n g . The s e 

t h e si x s t a t u e s r e s t i n g 

f o r publ* ( i t i o n 

l i s h m g h o u s e r e c e nt l y u s e d m a r ­
r i a g e s t y l e a n n o u n c e m e n t car ds 
irs t e l l i ng c f the p u b l i c a t i o n o f 
a n e w b o o k . . . a f o r m e r t e a c h ­
er o f a c l a s s in n o v e l a n d short - 
st or y w r i t i n g 
in a C a l i f o r n i a 
pri s on w a s fi red f c r s m u g g l i n g 
out 
convicts* 
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In M e x i c o .
 I r e c e i v e d a l e t ­
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a 
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f o r o v e r t w o y e a r s . . . and as 
q u e s ­
r e g a r d s t he 
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r a i s i n g 
f o r o u t - o f - S t a t e s t u ­
d e n ts .

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Nowlin’s Specialty

E x-stu d en t to O p en 

Local T ra v el A g e n c y

T o b e a p r o f e s s i o n a l 

g l a s s ­
b l o w e r is o n e t h i n g , a n d it h a s 

it s a t t r a c t i o n ? , b u t t o b e a b l e t o 

m a k e g l a s ; f i g u r e s a s a p l e a s u r ­

a b l e 

e x p e r i m e n t , 

i s 

a n o t h e r 

t h i n g , a n d is a n a c c o m p l i s h m e n t 
w h i c h m a n y w o u l d 
be 
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l i k e t o 

I h a t 

is w h a t B. T . N o w l i n , 
t h e 
t h e C h e m i s t r y 

c h e m i c a l s t o r e k e e p e r * o n 
t h i r d 
f l o o r o f 
B u i l d i n g o f t e n d u e s .

D m i n g s p a r e m o m e n t s h e e x ­
p e r i m e n t s w i t h g l a s s b l o w i n g . 
t h a t a n 
All h i s k n o w l e d g e o f 
h a s c o m e d i r e c t l y 
f r o m b i s e x ­
p e r i m e n t s , f o r h e ha- ne* et h a d 
a n y i n s t r u c t i o n a l o n g t h i s line. 
t h e f i g u r e s b e c a u s e 
I l e m a k e s 
h e e n j o y s m a k i n g t h e m a n d b e ­
c a u s e h e w a n t s 
f u r t h e r k n o w ­
l e d g e o f t h e s u b j e c t .

s t a t u e s o f si x B h i s t i i o u s A m e r i ­
c a n s — Ta me s S t e p h e n H o g g , J o h n 
ll. R e a g a n , R o b e r t F. L e e , A l b e r t 
S i d n e y J o h n s t o n , J e f f e r s o n D a v i s , 
a m i W o o d r o w W i l s o n . T h e f i gu r e ' s 
o f W i l s o n a n d D a v i s a r e n i n e f e e t
h i g h . T h e o t h e r s
e e t
h i g h .

e i g h

s o n s 

t h e s y m b o l i c 

w a l l b e h i n d 
p a y s h o m a g e 

A b r o n z e p l a q u e a t t a c h e d t o ’ 1 <* 
f i g u r e ? 
a n d 
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a* edit ors o f t h e U n i v e r s i t y w h o 
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f r o m c o n f l i c t b e t w e e n civil e l e ­
m e n t s t o a p r o c e s s o f u n i f i c a t i o n 
\ \ o l d W a r . It 
c u l m i n a t i n g in t h e 
w a s m a d e p o s s i b l e b e c a u s e of 
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g e n e r o s i t y o f M a j o r 
L i t t l e f i e l d , 
sol dier in t h e C o n f e d e r a t e A r m y 
l e a d e r in T e x a s i n d u s t r y , a n d R e g ­
is d e d i ­
e n t o f t h e 
c a t e d t o t h a t v a s t l e g i o n o f d a u n t ­
l e s s w a r r i o r s w h o d i e d o n t h e b a t ­
t l e f i e l d s d u r i n g t h e Civi l W a r a n d 
t h e W o r l d VV a r .

I n i v o r s i t y . It 

Thurlow B. Weed
F U N ER A L HOME 
A M B U L A N C E

to m a k e p l a n s 

D a n a M o n r o e , e x - s t u d e n t o f t h e 
U n i v e r s i t y , w h o is n o w a s s o c i a t e d 
w i t h t h e K e l l e r T r a v e l C l u b , I nc . , 
o f N e w Y o r k C i t y , a r r i v e d in A u s ­
t i n T h u r s d a y 
f o r 
e s t a b l i s h i n g a t r a v e l b u r e a u h e r e , 
D e W i t t R e d d i c k , a d j u n c t p r o f e s ­
s o r o f j o u r n a l i s m , s a i d F r i d a y .
; M r . R e d d i c k a c c o m p a n i e d Mr.
; M o n r o e o n a s u n u m r t o m t h r o u g h 
( i n s ­
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e a m , a s s o c i a t e p r o f e s s o r o f p u b ­
lic s p e a k i n g , w a s a l s o a m e m b e r 
o f t h i s t o u r a s w e r e s e v e r a l s t u ­
d e n t s in t h e U n i v e r s i t y . Mr , M o n ­
t o m a k e A u s t i n h i s 
r o e 
j h e a d q u a r t e r s w h i l e 
t r a v e l i n g 
I a r o u n d t h e S t a t e , g i v i n g i n f o r m u - 
1 l i o n r e g a r d i n g hi s t o m s , Mr. R e d ­

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such conditions as prevail today, when 
V' ’dc advertising is given to college athletic 
stars in every branch, these men become 
< models, heroes, even ideals for a su rpris­
ingly large public, 
especially for young 
people. Their followers strive to imitate, 
const iously or unconsciously, not only phy­
sical characteristics, but mental a nd moral 
fe at ure s as well. On th e college a th le te 
ih« n falls tin* 
responsibility of ke eping 
himself clean and st ra igh t and manly, not 
only for his own benefit, b u t for the sake 
y i those to whom he is some form of an 
ideal. He lives no longer to himself alone; 
by the very fact of his acc omplishments he 
becomes an influence, and if t h a t influence 
is in any* respect for bad, he does not de- 
n e the smallest p a r t of the praise he re- 

ceives for his attainments.

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As attention tu rn s more and more to col­
a th le te s become 
college 
lege athletics, 
more a id more th e public heroes, The Sul­
livan, the Ruth, the Dethpsey is giving way 
to the Grange, th e Gausch. the Carr, tin* 
.ll ray as idol of tin present day, a nd those
j who gain athletic re nown in college a r e
bound to recognize the responsibility th ey 
ii havt t a k e n on oi keeping their lives clean 

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T H A N K S T O Y O U F OR T H E S E K I N D W O R K S
F<> t h o F i r ng L i n e o r C o l l e g e P r e s s o r W h a t e v e r :

I 

a p p o s e y o u a r e 

f i r e d w i t h m a n y t h i n g s b e s i d e s 2 I 

Just a Little Late

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or just plain laziness, most of 1 
have lost all sense of punctuality 
hardly a class in the 
entire 
w he re itll students arrive on 
rn a ny et ga n i z a I i o n m e et i 1 gs a r 
by members who stroll in five • r 
thirl . minutes after tin a 
Little boys and girls in 
may be ext used for nee;
This great big world is the 
and who can reproach the 
they pause to sp* ciliate 1 
nomena when they shoul 
th e little red school house 
University students are 
pas
— at least most of them are, 
va luable to be carelessly threw 
is measu red in minutes and se 
just hours. Ti;ere can be no I 
th e wayside 
or betw 
w he n the ha nd s of the clock ai 
■‘d e a d l i n e / ’

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hap - «=»

a g f e v e r , b u t v int I t h i n k is h o n e s t a d - s e e m g o i n g f r o m b a d 

t o woi

n f o r o n e o f t h e bt •; edition.? I e v e r s a w , S e c o n d t i m o t h y 3 ; 
f o u . n l a pi e c e o f m y o w n |
his, n o t b e c a u s e I 
t b e c a u s e t h e r e is J
w r y u n e x p e c t e d l y , a n d n 
.. . 
, , 
in ■
sat s o r t of t e e l m g e x p r e s s I b y p o l i t i c a l c a n ­
d i d a t e s arui b ir d s in t h e a i r , b u t U • a u s e i t h a s m o r e 
a c t u a l , 
t h a n
a n y o n e e d i t i o n s e e n in a l o n g t i m e .

i n t e r e s t i n g , w e l l w r i t t e n n e w s 

v e r s i t y * s t u d i nt?

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r l e n d s
s e e m t o fail. F i r s t < Wri n h i a n s 13. 
l a s t s u g g e s t e d p a - s a i r e will
T h e 
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T h o r o u g h n v ss ii n d sn 10 01 hue 
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mal by. 
work is greatly expedited by 3 
Confusions resulting 
from la! 
t entran ces 
ar*- avoided, and the in-a rue to 
r I.- apt t<> 
feel more kindly to a class whi 
ch observes
th e rules.

1 

i m p l a n t s have been he ar d 
. especially 
from women, tha t to go from 
T a u B u i l d -
ing to Chemistry Building or from Sutton 
Hall to Biology Building, in the -pace of 
seven minutes is impossible. Subtract the 
casual conversations, and we'll w a ger that
tin stud ent could have made the cl. 
with
a n o t h e r minute to spare.

Few of us are ha bit ua l la g g a r d 
clean record is m a rr e d by coastal 
cusable tardies.

I* ut, a 
iiiox-

it 

is 

a r e 

t h a t 

i p l a y e d a p a r t . H o g g ’s s t o r y 

T h e s t r a n g e p a r t a b o u t 

i t ’s n o t j u s t
t h e f r o n t p a g e t h a t c o u n t s . W o r k i n g ii. a n e s t a b -
d * ’n< n t w i n r e 5 0 0 n e w s p a p e r s 
r e c e i v e d 
w e e k l y , t e a c h e s t h e a r t o f w h a t t o r e a d a n d w h a t 
in six m o n t h s , I r e a d 
t i m e 
t o s k i p , F o r t h e f i r s t 
d' »wn o n e c o l u m n a n d u p a n o t h e r . D i s c r i m i n a t i o n 
is a l m o s t a s g o o d a s 
t h e m m e m o r a b l e F i t e N i l e o n e . 
l h B. “ d i d h i m ­
s e l f p r o u d ” o n Dr . P t n i e k , o n e o f t h e w o r l d ’s b e s t .
( W h a t w o m a n e v e r r e a d t h e s p o r t s p a g e b e f o r e ! ) .
If t h e M o d e l D r u g S t o r e i s n ’t r u s h e d n o w , it n e v e r 
v ill be . M a y b e 
it w o n ’t a n y w a y , b u t w h o c a r e s ?
T h e e d i t o r i a l - c o m e n e x t . T h e r e w e r e t h r e e . T h e r e 
t h r e t — t h r e e t h a t w e r e p e r f e c t .
w e r e a l s o < f 
T o e I i r r t w a s p r o b a b l y t h e o n e t h a t s e t t h e t o n e 
‘ * 
r t h e w h o l e p a p e r . T h e t h i r d , e s p e c i a l l y p a r a g r a p h 
). C, a b o u t c o u r s e ? f o r s t u d e n t s w h e r e c r e d i t 

thi s 

is 

t o t he 

A n e x a m p l e of 

t he bud di n g 
o p t i mi s m which has m a d e this 
t o d ay was 
it 
c o u n t r y w h a t 
r e c e n t l y e x h i b i t e d by the pl ant s 
o f t he E di s o n C o m p a n y in N e w 
J e r s e y . A b ul l e t i n 
fol- 
I r w i n g e f f e c t was p o s t ed : “ Pres. 
l a s d o n e his part; 
R o o s e v e l t 
n o w you d o 
s o m e t h i n g . B u y 
s o m e t h i n g — b u y a n y t h i n g , a n y ­
w h e r e ; pai nt your k i t che n, sen d 
a t e l e g r a m , g i v e a p ar t y , g e t a 
car, pav a bill, rent a fiat, fix 
y o u r r o o f , gek a hai r c ut, s e e a 
s how, buil d a h o us e , t a k e a trip, 
si ng a song, get mar r i ed . It doe s 
not m a t t e r what you do——hut 
g e t goi ng and k e e p g o i n g . This 
old worl d is s t a r t i n g t o m o v e . ”
It 
is s u g g e s t e d t h a t t h e g e n t l e -
is m a n w h o w r o t e t h a t b e h i r e d b y

n 

l u r

m a n u s c r i p t s s c r i bb l e d b e f o r e s u n r i s e j ®o m e o f t h e c a m p u s po l i ti ci a ns

f o r e b r e a k f a s t . ” h i t s h o m e 
u r n u p in d i s g u s t b e f o r e b r e a k f a s t , ” h i t s h o m e 
M u s t be o t h e r s w h o f e e l t h e s a m e a l o n g c u t ­

rte re

*° t u ,r n o u t t h e , r c a n i P a i * n c oP r
t o r them.

l i ne s, 
A l l i s o n s t o r y 
l l w a s so j a m m e d 
b o x e s 

t o c r a m 

TI

ire

a n d t h e l a n d o f f i c e s t o r y a r e 

F r o m c e r t a i n s t a t i s t i c s r e c e n t l y
t h e e i i’­
t h a t t h e r e h a d t o b e j c o a t i o n of “ 2 0 , 0 0 0 y e a r s in s n g

j 
f u r t h c o m i n g c o n c e r n i n g 

f u l l 

Sh a k e sp e a re said 

Keeping Memories Alive
The memorial services held yesterday 
for J a m e s Stephen Hogg, fo r m e r governor 
of Texas, un de r the auspices of the Hogg 
Debuting Club, are of a n a tu re deserving ; 
oi the continut d su ppo rt of the faculty and 
s tu d e n t body. Erection of the statu e of 
lh>gg on the campus has also given an a d ­
de d incentive to the work of the ch-bat­
ing club in preserving th e no mopy of one 
of the most famous men in Texas history.
t h a t “th e evil men 
does lives a f t e r them. the good is oft in­
t e r r e d ' w i t h their b o n e s / ’ * ut such is cer­
tainly not th e case with J a m e s Stephe n 
Hogg, who undoubtedly dew ted his entire 
life and energies to m ak ing Texas the out­
s ta n d i n g com mon wea lth an d union which 
it is today. The good done by for me r Gov­
e rn or Hogg can never die and his memory 
will certainly be kept fresh by th e contin­
uation of tin.* type of services held ye ste r­
day. Many do not believe in the p e r p e t u a ­
tion of th e memories of men who have so 
well s e n od their state or nation, but few 
indeed are 
those who can question the 
glory which is now coming to Mr. Hogg 
as his just due.

in 

t h r e e m o r e 

i n t e r e s t i n g 
•! 
( A n d tea* d i d n ’t s t a r t o u t a s a p u n . ) D o w n
ill t h e l o w e r l e f t c o r n e r o f p a g e si x w a s s o m e t h i n g
t e x t u r e o f
t h a t — we l l d id y o u e v e r h e a r o f 
Mr-, T h i n g u m m y ’s d u m p l i n g s ? I m e a n t h e o n e w h o 
t h e g< od on* — m a y b e I w a s t h a t w a y b e f o r e .
mad* 
t h o u g h E v e 
t h e m t o g e t h e i 
in De W i t t ’s c l a s s — 
l o u s y. E d i t i o n ’s 

c h o p p e d u p n e w s p a p e r s a n d p a s t e d 
a g a i n w i t h s o m e o f 
h o c n ’t w e a ll ? M a k e - u p m a y be 
p r o b a b l y r o t t e n .

D >n t k n o w m u c h a b o u t m a k e - u p , 

t h e b e ■ 

t h e 

B u t 

t m u s t h a v e b e e n w r i t t e n w i t h 

t h e s a m e 
•-■pint t h a t m a d e m e w r i t e t h i s , o r I, w h o a r n r e a l l y 
t o o 
if s o m e 
i e o p l e d o n ’t t h i n k so, c o u l d n ’t h a v e d o n e t h i s b ol d 
thi i g.

t h e “ T i m e . - , ” e v e n 

to w r i t e 

t i m i d 

t o 

H e a r d s o m e b o d y n e x t 

t h e Li b. s a y 
■'N'* v e r s a w so m a n y p e o p l e r e a d i n g T e x a n . / ’ S a w 
t w o , o f w h a t U n c l e B i l l y 
t e r m s “ c a r t h o r s e s , ” 
l a u g h i n g at y o u r e d i t o r i a l !

t o m e 

in 

( at) j o u r n a l i s m , t o o , be l o o k i n g u p ?

— A N E X — ('. c .

The Hogg Debating Cli 

is to be con­
gratulated for their act Ins crystalizing 
st u d e n t interest and opinion 1 met m i n g 
Mr. Hogg, and in presen tin g the ty pe of 
i N o t r e Da me ' .’
services which s u c c e e d e d in k e e p i n g th e
me mory and works of one of T e x a s ’ most ! Enthusiasm that was prevalent here last year, at 
l e a s t a m o n g t h e 
t e a m m e m b e r s , is g o n e . N o d e f i ­
noted citizens alive. It is also t o be hoped
n i t e p r o g r a m , w e a r e t ol d, h a s b e e n d r a w n u p f o r
t h a t He o b jr I of the club in mak ng the 
c u r r e n t t h e s e a s o n , d e b a t e s a r e b e i n g s c h e d u l e d a n d 
a f fa ir an nual in char a ( t e r - will also suc- 
t a e k -
p o s t p o n e d , “ B ’ 
c< cd, so ll at i n rn y e a r 1 > \ « ar 11 
same 
g o u r v a r s i t y .
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EA N Q U E T T O N I G H T

M e m b e r s of 

t he F a c u l t y Wo- 
i lull will give a b r i d g e 
t h e cl ub T u e s d a y a t 8 

mt n' s 
p a r t y at 
o ’clock, Miss D o r o t h y G e b a u e r , : 
a s s i s t a nt 
F r i d a y .

o f w o m e n , sa i d 

d e a n 

be 
O n e h u n d r e d p o i nt s will 
a w a r d e d e a c h m e m b e r who 
a r ­
r i v e s on time. Bot h c o n t r a c t a n d 
a u c ti o n b r i d g e will be pla yed , a n d 
in m a k i n g r e s e r v a t i o n , t h e m e m ­
t h e y 
p e t i t y wh i ch 
b e r 
play, Miss G e b a u t r a dd e d.

shou l d 

R e s er v a t i o n * shoul d be p ho ne d
lo Mrs, S a y r e at 
(tie cl ub n o t
l a t e r t h a n noon Mo nd a y, Ma rc h 27.
• ♦ #

I N I T I A T E S H O N O R

A L U M N I , P L E D G E S

I n i t i a t e s of L a m b d a < hi Al ph a 
w e r e hos t s at a b u f f e t s u p p e r a n d 
snmke i nerved at t h e c h a p t e r h ou s e 
to p le dges a n d a l u m n i on L a m b d a 
Chi A l p h a d ay , M a r c h 22. T h is 
d a y 
all 
is ob s e rv ed a n n u a l l y bv 
the n a t i o n a l o r g a n i ­
< b u n te r s o f 
z a t i on ,

t h e cupper w o r e 
T h e g u e s t s at 
Lewis, J o e Long, 
A. Hale, H a r r y 
Mc ll r ai n, F r a n c i s 
p l e d g e s , Ruin rf 
r, Ho r a ce S pence , 
D u n b a r Fisher , 
a n d 
Robert 
a l u mn i . 
Koans, J u d g e Scott
J u d g e W. A.
Gai ne s, J o h n S h e f fi e ld , J o e W h e e ­
ler, K a r l S t r i e b e r , a n d S. N. Ek- 
dahl.

M e C l u n g 

* * *

T R I - D E I . T S O R O R I T Y 

P L A N S S E R I N G D A N C E

D el t a Delt a Delt a s o r o r i t y will 
give a s p r i n g f o r m a l f ro m ‘J to I 
o ’clock F r i d a y n i g ht , Ma rc h 31, 
at 
h o n o r i n g 
pledges.

t h e A u s t i n 

Cl ub 

B u r n e y St i n so n a n d his o r c h e s ­
t r a will f u r n i s h musi c f o r til" oc 
Basion. T h e cl ub will he d e c o r a t e d 
w it h spr in g f lower s.

is
M a r g a r e t Loui se W a r n k e n 
( h a i l a n a n o f the d a n c e c o m m i t t e e .
J e s s i e M a r y
M a r j o r i e S u t t o n , 
Ra ms e y, 
a n d
G e o r g i a S h e p p a r d will assist her.
* * *

G r a n a u , 

I nez 

T E - W A A - H I S S P L A N S H I K E
M e m b e r s of T e - W A A - H i s s d a b I 
t o j 

will go on an o v e r n i g h t 
M a m m y C a b i n S a t u r d a y 
a f t e r ­
t he W o ­
T h e y will 
noon. 
m e n ’s G y m n a s i u m a t 3 : 3 0 o ’clock. 
Miss T h e l m a D il l i n g ha m, s p o n s o r ,!
i F r i d a y . T h e r e will be a p r o ­

l eave 

tr ip 

g r a m f e a t u r i n g a s o n g c o nt es t be-J 
t we e n t he f ou r g r o u p s of tin' cl ub.
* * *

C L A S S P I C N I C P L A N N E D
Dr. Gripiest C. W e b b ’s S u n d a y 
School class will go on a picnic 
S u n d a y a f t e r n o o n . T h e class will 
l eave 
t h e W e s l e y Bible C h a i r a t 
2 : 3 0 o ’cl ock. T h e y will g o by 
t r u c k to u p p e r B a r t o n Spri ngs .

Bob S c h m i t z wall sp e nd 

t h e

wee k- e nd a t Ma son.

M a r y Co r ne l i a R o b e r t s will visit 

in S a n A n t o n i o S u n d a y .

F r a n c i s F l oyd will s p e n d 
t h e 
w e e k - e n d a t h e r h o m e in H a r p e r .

P a t r i c i a D r a ke o f W a c o visited 
h e r s i s t er , l o n e D ra ke , a t t h e W o ­
m a n ’s Bu i l d i n g last w e e k -e n d .

E l i z a b e t h Mil am will sp e nd t h e
in S an A n t o n i o .

Week- end 

M a r g u e r i t e P a t e will s p e n d t h e 
in S a n A n t o n i o .

w e e k -e n d 

•
Olive Ch a dw e l l of S a n A n t o n i o 
is vi s i ti ng he r m o t h e r , Mrs. P e a r l 
C ha dwe l l , a t t he W o m a n ’s B ui l d­
ing,

F e a t u r i n g a s ur p r i s e t h e me a n d 
t h e G i r l s’ 
an u n u s u a l p r o g r a m , 
a 
Glee ('Sui) will e n t e r t a i n with 
f o r m a l b a n q u e t at 
t h e Driskill 
H ot el a t 7 o ’clock S a t u r d a y ni ght , 
P e g g y Aver. vice p r e s i d e n t , a n ­
n o u n c e d F ri da y.

p.resented 

Gilbert E. S c h r a m m , 
wall sing s e ve r al n u mb e r 
by 
s election will be 
G e r a l d i n e S l a u g h t e r . < F e e 
( I ib 
a c c om pa ni s t . S ev er a l p o p u l a r me l ­
odies will b e s u n g by a tr io c o m ­
pose d of J a n e S t o ne , Peggy 
\> cr, 
and Rut h Kra ui d . u a r. S o m e f a v o ­
r i t e classical se l ec t i o ns will 
be 
p r e c e n t e d by t h e Glee Cl ub q u a r ­
t e t , i n c lu di ng L a u r a F r e n c h , Ma' 
U<, a hilt. Lois T h o mp s o n , a n d Sea- 
willow H al t o m . A skit • f i m p e r ­
s o na t io n s of Glee Cl ub p e r s o n a l ­
ities will also be g n u n. J a n e Bl and
is in c h a r g e of t he p r o g r a m .
* 

* 

*

G R E G O R Y - H A L M R I T E S 

H E L D I N S A N A N T O N E )

T h e w e d d i n g (>f M a r y J o h a n n a 
B a l m of S an A n t o n i o a n d Mal­
colm G r e g o r y of A u s t i n wa s ce l e­
b r a t e d F r i d a y 
t h e L a u r e l 
tit 
He i gh t s Me t h od i s t C h u r c h in S an 
A nt oni o. Bot h a r e 
s t u ­
d e n t s o f t h e I niv. r sity.

f o r m e r 

Miss Ha l m is a Phi Beta K a p p a 
a n d r e c e i ve d bet b a c h e l o r of a r t s 
in 
d eg r ee 
1930. Est h e r Hal m, s t u d e n t in the 
U ni ver si t y, 
t he 
is a s i s t e r 
b ri<le.

t h e U n i v e r s i t y 

f r o m 

of 

Mr, G r e g o r y , son of Mrs. Molly 
r e c ei ve d 
B. G r e g o r y o f Au s t i n , 
his b a c h el o r of business a d m i n i s ­
t h e U ni ver - 
t r a t i o n d e g r e e f r o m 
in 1932. He w as a n h o n o r 
i sit y 
the 
i s t u d e n t a n d a n a s s i st a n t 
I School o f Bus i ness A d m i n i s t r a ­

in 

tion last. y e a r .

* * *

L I T T L E C A M P U S P L A N S 
I D A N C E F O R MARCHI 31

Steve G a r d n e r a n d his o r c h e s ­
t r a will f u r n i s h t he music f o r t h e 
Litt le C a m p u s d a n c e t o be g i v e n 
in t h e d o r m i t o r y g y m n a s i u m f rom 
9 to 12 o ’clock F r i d a y , M a r c h 31, 
H en r y S ch u l z e , p r e s i d e n t of t Ii e 
Li t t le C a m p u s Assoc i at i on, r a i d 
Ft itfhy.

T he d e c o r a t i o n c o m m i t t e e c o n ­
sists o f B r a d f o r d A r t h u r , B r o c k ­
m a n H o r n , a n d H o m e r H e l t on . 
T h e social c o m m i t t e e is c omp os e d 
of Allan W a l k e r , Carl U. L i n n e n - 
ber g, a n d H e n r y S ch u l z e .

* 

rn* *

A L P H A CHII O M E G A TO 

H O N O R N E W I N I T I A T E S

t h e i r 

A l p h a Chi O m e g a s o r o r i t y will 
h o n o r 
F r a n c e s 
Bone, R u t h J o i s t , a n d I vy Lai rd, 
w i t h an o pe n house 
S a t u r d a y , 
f r o m 8 to I I o’clock.

ini t iat es, 

J e r r y F e r m i a n d his o r c h e s t r a 
will f u r n i s h t h e musi c f o r d a n c ­
ing. T he c h a p e r o n s will 
be Mr . 
1). ( ’. E a r n e s t , Mr. a n d Mrs. J o h n 
Mu r chi s on, a n d Dr. a n d Mrs. Af. 
L. Ly nn.

• * *

f r e s h m a n 

R OE A N N O U N C E S P I C N I C
T h e 

S u n d a y school 
class of t h e U n i v e r s it y M e t ho di s t 
C h u r c h will m e e t at 
t h e W e s l e y 
Bible C h a i r at 2 : 3 0 o' clock S a t ­
u r d a y a f t e r n o o n to go in a g r o u p 
t o E a s t w o o d P a r k f o r g a m e s an d 
s u p p e r , Allan G. Roe, 
a picnic 
t e a c h e r o f 
t h e class, a n n o u n c e d 
F r i d a y .

B eauish Adkins 
v i s i t e d O l l i e M a c 
w e e k .

of Kerrville 
Rawlings this

F O U R F R A T E R N I T I E S 

P L A N S P R I N G D A N C E S

F o q r f r a t e r n i t i e s h a v e m a d e a r ­
r a n g e m e n t s 
dance.-. 
f o r s p r i n g 
S i g m a N u f r a t e r n i t y will h av e a n 
i n f o r m a l d a n c e a t 
t h e Aust i n 
C o u n t r y Cl ub A pr i l 14 f r o m Si to ; 
12 o'clock, 
R a y m o n d , I 
E d w a r d 
c h a i r m a n of t h e d a n c e c o m m i t t e e , j 
sa i d Friday* Mac R o g e r s a n d his 
o r c h e s t r a will f u r n i s h musi c f o r ; 
t h e d a n c e.

T a u D e l t a Phi p l a n s a n i n f o r ­
m a l d a n c e t o be g iv e n S a t u r d a y , 
Apri l 22, S i m o n F r a n k , m e m b e r 
of t he f r a t e r n i t y , a n n o u n c e d F r i ­
day.

S i gm a Phi E psi l on will give an 
I i n f o r m a l d i n n e r d a n t e a t 
t h e 
I f r a t e r n i t y h o u s e Ap ri l I, Thorny 
i H a g a n , m e m b e r of t he d an c e eom-

e n t e r t a i n 
t Pi K a p p a A l p h a will 
22, 
wi t h a f o r m a l d a n c e Ap ri l 
C h a rl e s P r a t t , c h a i r m a n of 
t h e 
social c o m m i t t e e , a n n o u n c e d F r i ­
day. Music will be 
f u r n i s h e d by
J o e Ca nd u l l o a n d his o r c h e s t r a .

* * *

E N G I N E E R S ' S O C I E T Y 

G I V E S S P R I N G D A N C E

A m e r i c a n S oc i e ty of M e c h a n i ­
cal E n g i n e e r s e n t e r t a i n e d with a n 
i n f o r m a l s p r i n g d a n c e F r i d a y n ig h t j 
I o ’clock 
f r o m 9 
r o o m o f t h e Drjskill Hotel .

in t h o pink 

to 

H o m e r H a m b y ’s o r c h e s t r a f u r ­
nished 
t h e musi c, a n d g a v e s e v ­
e r a l n o v e l t y n u m b e r s . P u n c h wa; 
t h e 
s e r v e d 
e ve ni ng .

t h e g u e s t s d u r i n g 

to 

C h a p e r o n s a t 

t h e du nc e w e r e 
Mr. a n d Mis. J, L. B r a n s . Mr. 
i B r u n s is a m e m b e r o f t he f ac ul t y 
o f the d e p a r t m e n t o f m e c h a n i c a l 
e n g i n e e r i n g .

* * *

T W O S O R O R I T I E S S E T

D A T E S F O R D A N I K S

Two s o r o r i ti e s h a v e a n n o u n c e d 
d a t e s f o r t h e i r s p r i n g f o r m a l d a n ­
ces. A l p h a < hi O m e g a will hold 
its d a n c e on May 12. J e r r y Keer- 
t h e 
is 
f u l ’s ort hi - t ra 
music. M a r j o r i e Ver se is in c h a r g e 
o f t h e a r r a n g e r s nts.

t o f u r n i s h 

Apri l 8 is t h e d a t e set f o r t h e 
f o r ma l . 
Al pha Delt a 
M a r g a r e t / . a r r is in c h a r g e . T h e 
o r c h e s t r a h a s n o t yet b e e n d e ­
cided up on.

Pi s p r i n g 

A l u m n a e o f Bi B e t a Phi s o r o r ­
i t y who c a m e to A u s t i n to a t t e n d 
t h e d a n c e F r i d a y night a r e Rachel 
W illiams, F or t W o r t h ; E s t e ll e Mc- 
■ • lung, C o r s i c an a ; E v e l y n P r i d g e n , 
j S a n A n t o n i o ; E l e a n o r C r an fi l l, 

Miss J o s e p h i n e Ca sey, s e c r e t a r y 
j of t h e B u r e a u of Ec o no m i c G e ­
ology, l e f t A u s t i n W e d n e s d a y a f t ­
e r n o o n to a t t e n d t h e n at i on a l c o n ­
v e n t i on of A m e r i c a n Association 
>.f P e t r o l e u m Geologi sts in H o u s ­
ton.

S echr is t B e r g m a n 

l e av i n g 
t o m o r r o w to .spend t h e we e k- e nd 
ii) S a n Ant oni o.

is 

P e r r y 
i n g Ins 
i nst f e w

B l a n t o n
b r o t h e r ,
days.

h a s b ee n visit- 
t he
“ O x, ” f o r 

G e o r g e
w e e k - e n d

Wi bstt r will sp( n
in S an Ant o ni o.

t he

A l be r t S h e p p a r d 
the 

to sp e nd 

day 
S an A n t oni o .

l e a v e 

w i l l 
week-t ml

t la­
in

( M i n ­
to visit 
ton.

Mae R a wl i ngs l e f t F r i d a y 
Alr . R. ( . King of Hou s-

Mason W e b s t e r will leave 
in 

t h e w e e k - e n d 

t o d a y 
S a n

to s pe nd 
A n t on i o.

T h o m a s O ’Ro u r k e will 
t he w e e k -e n d in Bowli ng.

spen.

T H E A T E R S

“ M U R D E R S 

I N T H E Z O O ” 
( ? ) — C h a rl e s Buggies, L i o ne l
Atwill, K a t h l e e n Bur ke, R a n ­
t h r o u g h 
do lp h Scott, 
T u e s d a y . A t t he P a r a m o u n t .

t o d a y 

“ O U R B E T T E R S ” ^ — C o n ­
s t a n c e B e n n e t t , A n i t a L ou i - e, 
C h a r l e s S t a r r e t t , Gi l b e rt Ro­
t o d a y 
l a nd, 
t h r o u g h T u e s ­
day. 
“ T h e Mind R e a d e r , ” 
W a r r e n Wi ll i a m, C o n s t a n c e 
Cu m m i n g s , m i d n i g h t m a t i n e e 
11 : 3 0 
p r e v i e w 
o ’clock. A t t h e H a n c o c k .

t o n i g h t , 

last 

“ S H E D O N E H I M W R O N G ” 
( B p l u s ) —- Mae We st , Ow e n 
Moo r e, C a r y G r a n t , N o a h 
B e e r y , 
t o d a y . 
“ A m e r i c a n M a d n e s s / ’ W a l t e r 
H u s t o n , 
C u m ­
m i n gs , 
P a t O ’Br i e n, R a y 
J o h n s o n , S u n d a y a n d M o n ­
d ay. A t t he T ex as .

C o n s t a n c e 

t i m e s 

“ C L E A R A L L W T R E S ” ( ? ) — 
Lee T r a cy , B o n i t a H u m e , 
U n a Me rk el J J a m e s Gleason, 
t od a y 
t h r o u g h T u e s d a y . At 
the Q u ee n .

‘E A S T L Y N N E ” - p r e s e n t e d by 
t he L it t le T h e a t e r , d ir ec t i on 
o f J a m e s H. l ’ur ke, la st t i m e 
t o n i g h t , 
o ’clock. At 
Sui n g e r r u n d e Hall*

8: Id 

E s ti m a t e s : A. great; B. good; C, fair.

O p en in g T o d a y

in 

M’U R DE R

FN T H E Z O O , ” 
5 
conic I; 
t h u l l e r , will 
- h o r r o r 
be 
t h e a t t ! 
P a r a -
the 
jct ion on 
m o u n t Tin 
a t e r 
t o d a y 
s c r e e n 
t h o u g h Tun 
day, b r i n g i n g a n o t h e r 
ti 
r ipple 
t h e eye ic of zoological 
homicide cu 
c u r r e n t l y w a x i n g t o w a r d 
a < lim 
I .ionel 
on 
t he sci. en. 
Atwill, 
m a n of diction, 
a g a i n 
lends his i 
t a l e n t to a m o n o m a n i a c 
role, w i t h 
( t h e 
h K a t h l e e n B u r k e 
\ 
P a n t h e r 
a
W o m an , once up on 
t i m e ) , 
lh 
F u n n y 
Rug gl e , a n d <la* 
m a n Chut 
P a t r i c k a? 
od a m o n g 
t he vie 
rims. Ann* 
u n c a g e d a n d on t h 
s h a r e too.
loose do t

no doh Scott, 

C(* N :

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t h e pie)I 
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M idn igh t M atin ee

a n d 

7

f i n a l l y m a r r i e s 

A a n on Wi il i a m 

M I E MI ND R E A D ! It,” s t a r r i n g 
C >n- 
; l a n c e C u m m i n g 
is t he story’ of 
iovt 
a cr oo ke d seer who falls in 
with a n u n s o p h i s t i c a t e d girl, e n ­
tices h e r to b e c ome his s e c r e t a r y , 
S he 
a n d 
l eaves him w h en she finds he 
is 
pl a yi ng a cr oo k ed g a m e b u t r e ­
t u r n s at t he close of t he p i c t u r e 
deli ■•".r.in d to “ iii ing out t he good 
in h i m , ” This show will be sh own 
at a mi dn i g h t pr ev ie w at t he H a n ­
cock t on i g ht a t 1 1: 30 o’clock.

h er . 

Al I 
F o r t 
t e r, I

a n d Mrs. C h a rl e s S h a r p of 
W o r t h visi ted 
t he n d a u g h - 
ahel. h e r e thi s week.

Ma r g u r e t Ca b a n i s s 

is l e a d i ng 
wi t h a s c or e of Sol) in t h e i nd o or 
a r c h e r y t o u r n a m e n t f o r a d v a n c e d 
s t u d e n t s , Miss T h e l m a D il li ngha m, 
i n s t r u c t o r in physical t r a i n i n g lot 
w o m e n , said F r i d a y . O t h e r high 
scores in t he adv (need s ecti on a r e : 
Luci lle S p l e e n , 2 5 8 ; Allele J o h n ­
son, 2 4 7 ; a n d G e r t r u d e L e h m a n , 
235.

Ma r y C o r ne l ia R o b e r t s is l e a d - j 
i ng t he b e g i n n e r s ’ se ct i on w i t h a i 
score of 379. O t h e r high scores 
a r c E v a Roscoe, 2 3 9 ; K a y VA d i s . | 
2 2 4 ; Dixie S t e ng e l , 2 2 1 ; F r a n c e s j 
Groescl ose, 202,
T h e f inal 

i nd oo r m e et will bo j 
! T h u r s d a y , Ma rc h 30, Miss l oll ing-1 
i h am said. C o n t e s t a n t s will be 
I r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s D o m f o u r s e c t i o n s ; 
j o f a r c h e r y a n d a n y o n e else wh o 
has o b t a i n e d 
p er m i s s i on j 
f r o m Miss D il l i n g h am t o co m p e t e . 
T h e t on r na m e n t will be in t wo s e c ­
tions, one f o r b e g i n n e r s a n d o n e J 
f or a d v a n c e d s t u d e n t s .

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W I T H
G I L B E R T R O L A N D 
A N I T A L O U I S E

A S t o r y o f an 
I . u . - p l .'n U ’ I 
ii 
s o l u t e N o b i l i t y .

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

s e d a t e edi tor , While J a c k Orh'ek 
ad d e d b b n a m e to t h o s e r u n n i n g 
f o r e d i t o r o f t he L o n g h o r n - R a n g e r . 
P r e s i d e n t 

Vice P r e s i d e n t 

d

Hill H o d g e s 
N o r m a n Nichol son 
K a r l T a n n e r

Al l a n I). W a l k e r 
J o e R a y

S e c r e t a r y

Loui se L a t i m e r 
Ai l e en G a r d n e r 
Ma b el E. S mi t h .
Catherine Neal

 

l e a d e r s h a v e e m p h a t i c a l l y ! 

 
r e a c h e s t h e t r e e c o n f e r e n c e s t a ge , 
H ou s e 
d e c l a re d t h e y will n o t a c c e p t suc h 
a plan. l f t h e y do n o t , t h e S e n a t e 
of 
will be 
f aced with t h e 
e i t h er a c c e p t i n g t h e H ou se 
i t e m ­
ized b ud ge t o r m a k i n g t h e i r o wn 
a g a i n would 
revisi ons wh ic h 
t h r o # 
f r e e c o n ­
f er en c e.

t h e bill 

i n t o a 

t a sk 

in 

T ha t 

i te mi z ed 

i tems, as 

indi vi dual 

A n o t h e r f e a t u r e of t h e 

l u m p 
[ s u m plan is t h a t t he Govt rn or c a n 
is 
i not v et o 
b u d g e t s .
; h e r p o w e r 
r e a so n, p e r h a p s , m a y be 
J a t t r i b u t e d 
t h e g r e a t c o n c e r n 
! a n d lack o f s p e ed in t h e H o u s e in 
d e p a r t - 
t h e 
p r e s e n t s y s t e m of e x t r e m e l y do- 

its c o n s i d e r a t i o n o f t he 
, m e n t a l bill, which f ol l o ws 

t o 

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tial p r ic e r
“ Statistic 
in t h e eleventh
m o n e y pan ii b 
p a n i c k y sit oat 
a d v a n c e d t ha n 
t h o r n district*, 
t h e 
r< p o r t i n g h 
S 4,000,000, a n d 
t a i n e d g r e a t e r I 
i ng t he i r l o a n s ■ 
Sd,<*00,000 of y 
a n d b o r r o w i n g 
t h e F ed e r al Res 
e r a l r e s e r v e not 
t he Dal la ? b a n k 
f r o m 
3 7 2 . 0 0 0 
Ma 
la a 
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m
The 
is Mil

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g r e a t 
I in 
ara 1

ult: * 
omit!

C o u n c i l C h a i r m a n

Si mo n F r a n k 
D e W i t t K i n a r d

W o m e n R e p r e s e n t a t i v e s

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stand

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v\ as
•ight. Ho is a m a n wh o ’vin ad-
va va be r e m e m b e r e d 
h i s
lc a th le ss d e e d s .”

R o u b l e . 
| l
o p e r n,tlon JI
reflec t th e ! I 
to t h a t the c
m b ch 
less *
S a n k ' ->r Barih m k a n d th e H o g g
n a n d nor*
f loral
i ep or i ts o f wreat h to t h e s t a t u e of Mr. H o g g
eclinod b y I m d th e p r o g r a m w a s clotted b v Ila*
b a n k s ob- : 
if T e x a s ”
by redu c-

r inging o f “ T he Ryes < 
>y t he M< n ’s Glee Club

th e n p r e s e n te d

Society 

fe*r 

a 

P o em s D u e T o d a y

In P o etry C o n test

Debate Society —

i t l i ­

(C<>n l i m n d Ti

I )

P i e
a m mi

nt I!

Be

in h

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f a m i l y I n t l
< Hogg,'* I

i J u c e cl

I 

th

t e n 

Bills m u s t be a c t e d u p o n In 
G o v e r n o r within 
days 
their r e c e i p t in the executive 
; ; ic e, else t h e y b e c o me l a w J 
; o ut h e r a p p r o v a l . H o w e v e r bi! 
r ecei ved w i t h i n t h e l a st t e n da; 
of t he se ssi on do n o t r e q u i r e a 
lion u n t i l 
t w e n t y d a y s a f t e r a 
: j. i u rn nu-nl.

S e v e r a l V e t o e s E x p e c t e d

I m .

to 

t h e 

deliv

l e gi s l a tor s 
»r
a p p r o p r i a t i o n s bills 
t h e 
t e n o r p r i o r t o Ma y I, a full 
w ee ks henc e, t h e y would t h e n 
:? t h e o p p o r t u n i t y t o pass upon 
q u e s t i o n of 
t h e G o v e r n o r ’s 
im-, if a n y .

w oul d be an e x c e p t i o n r a t h e r 
I t h e r u l e should t h e ( lovei n >r 
t he 
to v et o se ver al i t e ms in 
r a p p r o p r i a t i o n bills. No gov-

scent 
t hat

hist ary 
pow or

in

e r n ct 
to excrete 
it will 
t- 
t h a n t he 
t u r f deli J 
ap p r op i ia 
I ie lent to 
pr ior t o

l a n e

ha.*
Ar
too, 
tion 
r a t h e r 
the Legisla- 
the 
nvernoi 
t i m e 
nu f- 
i u p o n t In rn 
i r n m e n t .

y e a r s ; 
t r oduc 
t he IF 
en! at 
Hogg,

bil

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in
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Dolley Analyzes -

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

flow o f gold v-

nu r g< 
M r.
hat kg i 
Mr. Ii

Men R e p r e s e n t a t i v e s 
I Hekson 

th.
in:

F o g gy A y e r 
D o r ot h y Sh. Illy 
J e a n n e t t e Finch* r 
Rosalie Robi nson 
R u t h F a r r i n g t o n 
B e ts y B e n t l e y 
J e a n Wo r l ey .
Besa H a r r i s 
Biog) om P a v a n ?

L o b g M . 
J a c k B r a n n o n 
Lon I). H e r b e r t 
Doyle Willis 
J e r r y Ma r x 
lid G r a h a m

T e x a n E d i t o r 

J o e H o r n a d a y 
D. B. H a r d e m a n 
I r v i n g Isra el

T e x a n A s s o c i a t e E d i t o r 

C a c t u s E d i t o r
( T Br io n

As rock* I f*

I ditor

L o n g h o r n 

E d i t o r

J a y Hal l
deli

L o b ­

ule P j

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e l ult
J a c k s o n (
J a y Dei-,
C a d av
D ona l d Mi 
J o h n W a l k e r

k Im

Morn* ■ Olass 
Si dn ey P i et z s c h 
J a c k O lick

Lloyd David mn 
VV roe O we n s 
ti i 11 DeW itt 

Wi l l i a m G r i f f i s 
W or t h Wa re

V e l l L e a d e r 

L o n g h o r n A s s o c i a t e Edi t or 

M o n e y N o t Fi at C u r r e n c y
“ By m a n y peopl e t he e m e r g e n c 
th 
i nking 
nuance >f a vast a m o u n t <st' ne\

l a w which 

p e r m i t s 

cu rr en cy ’ is 
i n flat i ona ry 
sized in thi 
n e w rn on e v

opt

ii pa
met 
cen 
level 
x th et 
a r v
c h a r a c t or. 
which a r e 
tie-* it i- v er y 
of the n e w ca 
ci r cu l at i on a n 
w ill p r o b ab l y 
issuing b a n k s

r e g a r d e d as d is t in ct ly 
I* should lie e mp ha - 
s c o n n e c t i o n t h a t this 
f i a t c u r r e n c y 
is not 
be f ul l y co l l at e r al e d 
‘d e i a ! 1 l o v e r n i n e n t ob- 
* by a c c e p t a b l e c o m ­
er. A * i see it, * he r e ­
nts a r e d c f l ai i o n- 
in 
i n f l a t i o n a r y 
t h a n 
E x c e p t 
di s t ri c t s 
in 
hol t of b ank rig fat iii - 
my unl i ke l y that muc h 
c u r r e n t y w ii! get into 
t h a i which does 
e r e t u r n e d to t he 
It woul d
h o l i l y . 
le*
new e t
ney
would s c ar ce l y o f f- 
e of b an k deposits 
ken out of ci rcula- 
. it t c e r t ai nly t r u e 
I egis! at ion p r o v i de s 
p o t e n t i a l i n fl a ti o n
mfi-
n e w
Man-

lusiness 
. 
p u m p tin 
t sui

o r ar t iy ti 
t ion 
Ho we vc 
t he new 
t h a t 
a gi 
-at d ea l « 
and. 
if r e t u r n i n g 
;• a n d activi ty
dent
credit o u t of t he b an k

L A S T D A Y 
T h e S e n s a t io n a l 
M A E W E S T 
in h o r o w n play
“ She Done I lim 
W rong"

a l s o
C A R Y G R A N T 
N O A H B E E R Y

S t a r t i n g T o m o r r o w
“American Madn ess”

T E X A S

Legislators Plan -

(Continued from P age I)

h

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nu **•-> na rv 
I r e a d y f o r 
! bill v. ill bt 
At t h e i 
; brook, t h e 
j mo y nut y 
next Mon 
; t ende d de 
; keen, h ut 
; that 
t he 
B e t ­
; h a r p r ed 
hel
Hoes pr ov oke d 
I/M/d. i week in ti 
t a n ’s I Die S e n a ti 
; a 25 p e r 

in 
Bi n- ! ar i e s 
will [ peeled ! 
i lime sin

line, 
ion a I

S e n a t o r IF

ipocial

ooxl
T h e

bin
a c t u
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n stall ce * 
S e n a t e ii 
bill 
fat 
day. Pro
e on 
is gent 

f Gl­
a r e

KV­
HI

11 • • bill 
-rally
d e p a r t m e n t a l bill, with 
in s alar ies, will 
d iic t i o n - 
d e b a te , as 
this 
h as 
it 
t h e House. T h e f ac t tha t 
•to set its p r e c e d e n t with 
i cent r e d u c t i o n oi sai- 
is ex- 
t h e judiciary- bill 
o mini mize t h e l e n gt h of 
a r ~ 
nt; in 

d e b a t i n g a n d 

t empt rig to a m e n d t h e bill.

t h e e d u c a t i o n a l 

T h e l u m p s um p l a n f o r a p p r o ­
i n­
p r i a t io ns f or 
s t i t u t i o n s d o u bt l e ss will f ac i l i t a t e 
•-nae(merit of t h e cd (cation bill in 
t he S e n a t e , fot it r e l i eve s t h e pos­
sibility o f e x t e n d e d 
ort 
a m e n d m e n t s p r opos e d f or c e rt a i n 
t he S e n a t e 
items. T h e fact 
the 
f i n a n c e cot in itt ee 
i ndica­
l ump s u m pl a n is s t r o n g 
tion 
follow 
t he lead.

i h a t t h e Bi n a t e will 

a d o p t cd 

d e b a t e 

t h a t 

A d o p t i o n o f t h e l u m p s u m plan 
by 
a 
b one o f c o n t e n t i o n wi t h the House

t he S e n a t e 

is s u r e 

to be 

'll

a l b i n a l 

budgi

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F a i r 
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j a n e t 
m e e d
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I n- 
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K Mo ,
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Romberg to Discuss 

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H O L L A D A Y L f C O L L I N S

O P E R A T I N G OS S T R S

I Ii I

Former Oakland Hotelman 

is now active Vice-Pres dent of GATES HOTEL

l l
LOUIS ABER

The Lions He Caged! 
The Tigers He H unted! 
The Snakes He T rapped! 
The Killers He Snared . •. 
and Then Set Tree 
to Run Amuck in a 
Zoo Crowded with 
Pleasure. Seekers!

MURDERS IN

THE

t v ? Hi.

CHARLIE RUGGLES 
LIONEL A T W I L L
KATHLEEN BURKE VThhuHnrWrnu) 
RANDOLPH SCOTT - JOHN LODGE- 
G A IL P A T R I C K

( i ( / 'a m m a n n t

C aban iss L eads In 

A d v a n ced A rch ery

•nd in Dallas.

Emi l y ( ’row will 

pend he w eek-

T h i s M a n i s M o r e O a n g e r o u s - T h a n

' t a

 T H E 

D A I L Y 

T E X A N

I) I SCH MEN SWING INTO LAST PRACTICE GAME THIS AFTERNOON
Longhorn Tracksters Stage 
The Return of the Native
Final Intra-Squad Races A t 
Memorial Stadium Today
I F WEATHER conditions permit, Coach Clyde Littlefield will send 

A11 - Stars P l a y 
L o n g h o r n 
Ni ne

Alamo City Seeks 
Steer-Gent 
Melee

• »
Miracles of Sport 

Thumbnailing

“Ox”

B y F R A N K M O R R O W

rn rn rn

• 

F.D.r 'P ulls One

Ambitious to plav in a W orld’s I governor at the time).

Lorena, and “Ox” at Austin, His teachers 

T HEY C ALL him ‘ Dub” at Hewitt, “ Doc” at Cisco, “ Babe” at 

call him Claude 
Howard Blanton, Born June 8, 1909, at Hewitt. Attended Hewitt, 
Lorena, and < isco high schools. Reaches 6 tot*. 2 inches with his
ha* off, and weighs 210 pounds when 
the tub. Entered th<
University to get a bachelor o f t - —
ic ie nee degree. H ell get th at de­
Picks physical 
gree this spring. 
education, education, and public 
speaking as b's favorite courses,
i *

in a n o t h e r d i r e c ­

a s it s t a r t e d o f f 

t h e o t h e r h a l f 

h a n d a n d 

s n a r e d 

♦ * 

t i o n !

tit

t

Lettered as tackle on

O n e f o r t h o G o v e r n o r

horn 
and 
’22 
eleven n 
as catcher 
nine in *3 
third 
hi s 
spring.

ball squad
Made 
30 and 
i > n the
I and "?i2 
ba se ba I

he Long­
*31.
’S 
nfert nee 
I (tiered 
baseball 
ll receive

Stet*
\\
lett» r

Series bast ball game. His 
idea 
of a dinner th a t’s fit for a king: 
im d chicken, creamed 
potatoes, 
ice cream, and devil food cake.

ar 

sp 

*

Looks forward to a glimpse of 
(Two) Times Square. Ray F ra n ­
cis and Jimmy “ Schnozzle” Dur­
ante are his pet screemies. Eddie 
C antor’s radio nonsense appeals 
to him.

* * *

Regular reader of Colliers’ and 
Film Fun magazines. Grantland
Rice is his favorite writer. Ideal­
izes William J. Disch, the noblest 
baseball coach of them all. Ver­
satile Eddie Price gets his ideal 
athlete vote.

* # *

“ blind” 

Likes to blow smoke rings. Poor 
a n d 
sports, 
warming up pitchers ate his pet 
antipathies. His habits, he says,
are not fit for publication.

umpire®, 

* * *

The ball game had reached a 
crucial stage in the last inning— 
two were out and the deciding runs 
were on base— when an electric 
storm loomed in the skies. The 
pitcher hurriedly threw the ball, 
and the batter, ready and anxious, 
slammed it far and high to Center­
field. With the crack of the bat 
against 
centerfielder 
the 
started running. He sped in the 
direction of the ball, caught up 
with it, and set himself for the 
catch.

ball, 

Although this Gory has nothing 
to do with Longhorn sports, I can't

oiling it.,
ib-deb I'fit 
id said: “ I 

took part in coll 
* Hi
Governor.” 

time me: Roose- 
lust know vou
Mr.
trk’s

ge athletics, 
w a s New Y

“ I did,” he said.
“ And what did you do?” possi­
bly vision ng a 90-yard run with 
a ball under his arm.

“ I was treasurer," he said.

* 

* 

*

H e h e h e h !
My 

“ Ox”
conversation with 
Blanton yesterday brought back
tender memories of Oklahoma
for “ Ox,” y< u
football 
know, always played well against
the boys from the Sooner State.

games, 

♦ 

* 

*

it 

Well, 

is on 

anyway, 

the 
mornings of the Oklahoma games 
that the L< nghorn Band performs- 
on the streets of Dallas fo r the 
c itiz*nry. Ah! what a parade it 
was last year through the down­
town district.

M otorcy cle officers 

sounded 
their wailing w a r n i n g s , w h i s t l e s 
blew shrilly, ami buntings ( prob­
ably left over from some conven­
tion) fluttered in a cool delightful 
breeze.

Yes, a swell parade until your 
Reeler, who wa.- alone in the last 
car in the procession, heard some 
low creature shout:

“ H a r ! H a r ! H a r l W h a t a f u n n y 

l o o k i n g w a t e r - b o y i n t h a t h a c k ! ”

^ T R I K E UP the band for:

But the playful gods interfered.
Crack! went a bolt of lightning 
the bail as 
and swish! went 
it 
was neatly cut 
into two pieces.
Undaunted, 
half of the pc. tet as it sailed o ff V\ orth . 
in one direction. 

the fielder grabbed meet 

. 

track star . 

Robert Loane Sewell, Texas 
. He set a record
some sort when he pole-vaulted 
12 feet, 9 1-2 inches at the South­
western Exposition track and field
at Fort 
takes, 

held last week 

, W hatever it 

T h e n , h e sh o t o u t hie ( l o v e l e s s 

. R E E L I N G O F F 

. 

. 

.

, 
Bob’s got it
. 

. 

Brothers Cheer, Pledges 

Grieve at Frat Ball Game

S tnke 

i• n e ! Strike 

tw o ’ The)

awaiting 

is tensely 

crowd 
the j 
throw that may win or lose the j 
ball game. As usual the team at i 
bat in this (the la.-t of the ninth) I 
inning is behind in the score by I 
about three runs and the man at I 
the fa te of his 
the plate holds 
comrades rn hi® hands. The next j 
ball comes whizzing toward 
the I 
plate— “ thw'aek” it’s a hit! And j 
both sides start pleading with the I 
players to fight for dear ol’ Eta 
Bfla Pi or Rho Dangit Rho. as if 
this were the crucial moment in 
their lives.

of 

high

Color predominates the 

field I 
f nd the stands. Motley uniforms i 
that are reminiscent 
school days dot the diamond; red 
trousers, 
Caps, blue shirts, grey 
long 
Idue trousers, short pants, 
pants, shirt sleeves, no 
sleeves, 
and some! me® a full uniform with 
shirt, pants, and cap that match.
P le d g e s O b lig e

A continuous stream of b a n t e r , ’ 

and 

encouragern fit 

jeisec^ack- 
come® from the ramshackle blea< h- I 
tm , and it is evident that several 
very juvenile, submissive boys are I 
doing much of the yelling under j 
the supervision of then grim-vis- : 
aged e i d o s who periodically spur I 
them on with the threat, “Pledge, J 
if we lose this game, you know ! 
who will suffe r.” Also, the pledges 
to 
must su ffe r untold damage 
their clothing in the pursuit 
of 
foul tips that always go over the ! 
highest barbed wire fence in the 
vicinity. The stands rock with the 
a u d 
alternate mirth, pleading, 
anxious 
cheers of dizzy co-eds, 
brothers, and dutiful pledges 
as 
the players plod en, seemingly un­
aware of the gay spectator.-.

These 

inter-ti ate rn sty baseball 
garnet are sure to be 
amusing, 
whether the actual participants in 
the contest display & very great 
amount of prowess or not. There 
is always the spirit of good fel­
lowship and gaiety, regardless o f 
Kit* fact that the two factions may 
great 
he mortal enemies. I t ’® a 
abow.

S T E E R S S P L A S H T H R O U G H
Special to T h e D aily T e x a n

D A L L A S , M a r c h , 2 4 . — C o a c h 
C. J. A l d e r s o n ’* U n i v e r s i t y o f 
T e x a s L o n g h o r n s w i m m e r s 
t o ­
n i g h t s e t a t e r r i f i c p a c e f o r t h e 
o t h e r s t o f o l l o w w h e n t h e e n ­
t i re s q u a d o f n i n e t e e n m e r m e n 
f i n a l r o u n d s 
t h e 
q u a l i f i e d 
o f t h e s e c o n d S o u t h w e s t C o n ­
f e r e n c e s w i m m i n g m e e t . 
T h e 
f i n a l s wi l l b e h e r e S a t u r d a y 
i n t h e D a l l a s Y . M, C. A . p o o l 
w i t h t h e S t e e r s w i m m e r s o v e r ­
w h e l m i n g 
r e t a i n 
t h e i r t i t l e .

f a v o r i t e s t o 

f o r 

Statistics Show 

Readers’ Habits

Arc you a left-handed reader?
Which side of a newspaper 
do you glance at first when you 
open it? Editors as well as ad­
vertisers are interested in this 
quest ion.

M ore than half of the people 
in the cars and waiting rooms 
of a New York City 
railroad 
company begin reading the left 
hand side of a paper, a re port 
prepared by a graduate of the 
School of Business at Columbia 
University show-.

There was little 

difference 
in the t e n d e r ies of men 
and 
women, the compiled statistics 
reveal, and the results for tab­
l o i d s were practically the same 
a- those for > egular paper -, ex­
cept that tabloid leaders invar­
iant- looked more at the front 
page.

Many of the readers, 

after 
g .am mg a: the first page, tu rn ­
ed to the back page and read to­
ward the fr o n t. This is a com­
mon practice among newspaper 
men. Advertisers may 
change 
the position of their advertise­
ments if other reports show this 
same tendency.

Mary Dupuy 

spending the 
week-end al ber home in S u n 
Antonio,

I 

When game 

is called between 
the University Longhorns and the 
City l eague All Stars this a f te r­
noon at 3:30 o’clock at Clark 
Field, Dischmen xviii swing into 
last practice game before 
their 
taking up 
their 
heavy 15*33 schedule. Presenting 
they 
practically 
did last week the All Stars hope 
to wreak revenge en the stomping 
Steers.

the burden of 

-ame 

team 

the 

set 

Faulk, 

The AU Stars will have a slight
change in their old lineup wi t h the 
following men 
for action: 
Walsh, third base; Burger, s h o r t ­
field; Allen 
stop; Lewis, 
right 
catcher; 
field; 
Pinckney, second base; Greenfield, 
left field; McLaughlin, pitcher; 
Webb and Greenfield, utility men, 
and “ Swede” Lind, an old man in 
the game of baseball, at first base. 
Marty Karow, freshman baseball 
coach, may possibly see action at 
third base during the game.

center 

T e a m s G a l o r e

Coach Billy Disch announced 
Friday that 
teams would 
both 
probably get action in the game. 
Infield competition is keener now 
than it has been at any time this 
season since four men have taken 
up -he baseball with the ending 
basketball 
of the 
season. The 
players 
are Ed Price, DeMoy 
Paulk, Bennie Rundell, and Ron­
nie Fagan. Price. Rundell and 
Lovelady are running good races 
for first base, while Eagan 
is 
showing excellent form in his b at­
hing and fielding.

Bohn Hilliard, competing against 
McDowell for second base, is more 
dangerous than ever at 
batting 
practice, and will probably see 
service in the game today. Mc­
Dowell, Ankenman, and Viebig 
vvill probably 
a' second, 
shortstop and third, respectively. 
Pete Sikes may hold down short­
stop 
the 
game.

latter p art of 

start 

the 

in 

in 

Roy, Miller, and Baebel will 
probably spend the first few in­
nings 
the outfield with J a n ­
uary and Gannon coming in later.
t h e 
catching for the first few innings, 
with Bloebaum catching the last
f e w 

Blanton will probably do 

i n n i n g s .

Starting Thursday, March 30, 
t h e 
the Steers start on one of 
most crowded schedule? in years. 
The schedule is as follows:

March 30, San Antonio Mis­
sions at .San Antonio; April I, Sat> 
Antonio Missions at Austin; April 
7, Oklahoma City University, 
April 8, Oklahoma City Univer­
sity; April 77, T. C. U. at F ort 
Worth; April 20, S. M. U. at Dal­
las; April 28, A & M. at Aus­
tin; April 29, A. & M. at Austin; 
May 2, T. Ck U. at Austin; May 
5, Baylor at Waco; May 6, Bay­
lor at Waco; May 12, A. & M. 
at College Station; May 16, Bay­
lor at Austin; May 17, Baylor at 
Austin.

Intramurals

T e n n i s D o u b l e s

and Morris 

(ACE) vs. Learned 

I 
2 o’clock— Lanier and Wolters 
' (A C E) vs. Roper and Spenser 
j (B. Hall R eds); Biesele and Mor- 
and 
(Y Club) vs. Vis-age 
! ris 
Pickle 
(L C D ); Waite and Elam 
(LCD) vs. Pople and Ross (A C E ); 
Goldberg and Stool (Hillel Foun) 
(Czech 
vs. Powell 
and Walker 
: ( T u b ) ; R. Keller 
and Sinkin 
I (B. Hall Blues) ; Kahn and Davis 
(Tau Dell) vs. Hall and Negley 
(Phi Dolt); Dougherty and Me- 
Lemore (Sigma Nu) vs. Macatee 
and McGown (S A E ); Neeley and 
Dudley (Phi Gam) vs. Murchison 
(Kappa S ig ); Launey 
and Boyd 
and Moody (Phi Gam) vs. Humph­
rey and Smith (S A E ); Northway 
and Pollard (Beta) vs. Willis and 
: Hodges (SAE).

3 o’clock— Haisley and Minne 
(K. A.) vs. Martyn and Buller 
(Chi Phi); McFarland 
and Mc­
Farland 
(SAE) vs. Ceigler and 
Bloom 
(Phi Sig); Boedeker and 
Johnston (DKF) vs. Martin and 
(ATO) ; Graham and
Morrison 
I Orgain 
(Kappa Sig) vs. Sanger 
and Flexner 
(Phi Sig D elta); 
Pickett 
and Pickett (ATO) vs. 
(D K F ); 
Stet a r t and Learned 
Bentley and Laney (SAE) vs. An- 
derson and Foster (S P E ) ; Brooks 
and Rembert (Phi Dell Theta) vs. 
Frost and Hunter 
(S A E ); Lip- 
shitz and Frank (Tau Dolt) vs. 
Leary and Fine (D R E ); Thorne? 
and Hooton 
(Tau Dclt Phi) vs.
: double forfeit.

4 o’clock— McDavid and Arnold 
(Delta Tau Dell) vs. Worsham 
and Waggener (P h f D ell); Smith 
and Gorman (Tau Delt) v s.Lin- 
coln and Veltmann 
(Phi G a m ); 
Levy and Cahn 
(Tau Delt) vs. 
Black and Norwood (Kappa Sig); 
Double fo rfeit vs. Foust and Am- 
i i it,an «DKE); Bendel and Gold­
stein 
(Tau Delt) vs. Aldm and 
Eilenberger (Delta Tau D e lt a ) ; 
Schmidt and Pitts 
(DWK) vs, 
Graham and Graham (Kappa S ig); 
Oxford and McLeod (Kappa Sig) 
vs. Smith arid Block (Tau D ell); 
Ragsdale and Scott (Phi Delt) vs. 
Newberry and Rose 
(Kappa Al­
pha); Boren and West (Phi Delt) 
(D R E ); 
vs. Cain 
and Cockrell 
Stegal and Bunkley 
(SAE) vs, 
Adams and Harris (S P E ).

5 o’clock— Haralson and Ander-: 

U od (Sig E p) v*. A i (m uff 

anti

When 

and where the Texas- 
Centenary game will be played 
next year is yet to be decided, 
W. E. Metzenthin, chairman of the 
Athletic Council, announced F ri­
day. No word 
from 
Centenary lately, he said.

has come 

San Antonio officials have asked 
there, 
the game be played 
th a t 
since citizens of that city seldord 
have the opportunity to see a col­
lege football game, but since Cen­
tenary has charge of the game, 
the site has h o| yet beep decided 
upon. San Antonio ’has agreed to 
meet all requirements, Mr. Met­
zenthin asserted.

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F O U N T A I N R U N S S U N D A Y 
All students of the University 
and residents of Austin will have 
a chance to see the fountain of 
Littlefield Memorial in operation 
from 12 to I o’clock 
from 
3:30 to 4:30 o’clock Sunday, J. 
W. Calhoun, comptroller, said F ri­
day.

and 

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Jan e t Wofford will spend 

the 
week-end in San Marcos visiting 
Billie M argaret Starnes.

his varsity and freshman tracksters through their final intra-squad 
meet, a t Memorial Stadium this afternoon. The first event, the 440- 
yard dash, will start a t 2:45 o’clock. The competition will be run 
off in the same order and m anner as a regular meet, Coach Littlefield 
‘stated. The Steers will open t h e i r s — --------------- — - ----------
conference 
season with a meet 
with the Texas Aggies at College 
Station April I.

be hard pressed by his teammate 
Ed Til it ch and Frosh Captain J e f f 
Austin in the quarter.

In four events, the IOO, 220, 
440, and mile run, special medals 
will be awarded the winner, Coach 
Littlefield -nill. These four races 
are expected to be the best of the 
the possible ex­
afternoon, with 
ception of 
in 
two-mile 
the 
which Captain Lane Blakeney and 
Freshman George Wilson will 
fight it out.

run 

M e y e r S e e k s V e n g e a n c e

O n e a I A r • her, conference 
champ, anti his running mates 
Bill Cohen and Joe Storm, will be 
favored to finish in that order in 
tho mile.

The last event, the mile relay, 
at 4:45 

scheduled 

to start 

is 
o’clock.

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D E G R E E C A R D S C H E C K E D
C andidates 

- 

In the dashes Ed Meyer, veteran

and one of the best sprinters in June have all had 
the State, will attem pt for 
first time in competition to defeat Friday. 
Harvey Wallender, 
freshman speedster. 

this
their degree 
the cards checked, Dean Parlin said 
“ As far as we know, all 
sensational candidates have had their require- 
of course,
meats checked; but, 
Alex Cox, Southwest C o n fe r -1 there may be some student who 

for degrees 

ence 140-yard record-holder, will has not yet dom so.”

“Ss*

Pictured above is Bruce Barnes, former Steer net captain, who 
will appear here next Wednesday night at Gregory Gym with the 
professional tennis troupe headed by William T. Tilden, renowned 
netter. Barnes captained the University squad in 1930 and cov­
ered himself with glory by Winn ng the conference singU s champion­
ship. He also accomplished this feat in 1929 and 15)31.

BRUCE B A R N E S M A K E S RAPID 
;
CLIMB TO T E N N IS 
T IL D E N P R A IS E S E X -S T E E R

By GORDON PEASE
Texan Sports Staff
southwest Conference 
ingles champion 
, 19.
of the world’s tennis dou 
championship with Bill
o' the records hung up by Bruce Barnes, international 
Austin, who will put on a tennis exhibition with Bill 
rd nearly every tennis title of any importance in the 
—

professional ♦— ....... 

tenet

 

T B R E E TIMES

ilein,

and hold*
Tilden are tw< 
tennis star of 
Tilden, holder 
world; Hans N 
champion of Germany; and Em­
met P are 
of Chicago, former 
holder of the national clay court 
champion 
a? r< presentatives of 
th. J".[den Tennis Tour® at Gre­
gory Gym Wednesday 
night, 
March 29.

B a r n e s S t a r t e d i n 1 9 2 6 
I Bruce w o n the State high school 
I championship in doubles with Earl 
Taylor, a® representatives of Aus­
tin High School in 1926, He was 
number o ne man on the freshman 
team in the University in 1927. 
the 
In 1928 he withdrew from 
University and went to work for 
a sporting company 
in Houston. 
There he worked, played tennis, 
and wrote a column for a Hous­
ton newspaper.

the national 

In 1929 he won his fir f con­
ference championship by dc feating 
'he finals. Bell 
Berkeley Bell in 
intercollegiate 
won 
championship in singles later on in 
the year, and the* two teamed to 
win the doubes championship. In 
15*30, a? captain of the University 
team, Barnes won his second con­
ference title by dc fcating 
Jake 
Hess of Rice in (he finals. He

Garonzik * Phi Fig) ; Chidlow and 
Harris (SAE) vs. Dibrell and Ran­
dolph 
(B e ta ); Whiner ami Kap­
lan 
(Zeta Beta Tau) vs. Taylor* 
and Ray (Sigma Nu ); Wright and 
Windrow (Delta Tau) vs. Hender­
son and McRee (Phi D elt); Area­
son and Gregg (SAE) v®. Walt­
hall and Dittmar (A T O ); Scurry 
anil Page (Phi Delt) vs. Wolff and 
Burr ( Phi S g ) ; Wer 
and Ad­
(Sigma Nu) vs. Levy and 
ams 
Good?-vin 

(SAM).

third conference 

won his 
title 
in 1931, defeat ng Earl Ham* 
rath also of the University, in the 
finals.

L ater on the Steer net squad 
intercollegiate 

won the national 
doubles title.

the national singles 

D e f e a t e d b y G l e d h i l l
Barnes wa? defeated in the fi­
nals of the singles tournam ent by 
Keith Gledhill of California. Af­
ter 
to urna­
ment at Forest Hills in 1931, he 
signed 
turned professional and 
up with Bill Tilden, Since then 
Barnes has 
toured Europe and 
recently warn the world’s profes­
sional doubles title v,ith Tilden in 
Bi Gin.

Dr. Penick announced that 

the 
tickets would be on sale Monday 
at reduced prices in order to a l­
low everyone interested to witness 
a good exhibition of tennis. Re­
served seats will be $1, general 
admission at >5 cents, University 
students with a blanket 
or 
Auditor’® receipt at IO cents, and 
high school students at 25 cents.

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political section open for advertising 
until

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B. Hall 119

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T H E

D A N C E

P re se n ts

Another nationally known 

and favorite Orchestra

L I G O N
S M I T H
and his orchestra

Saturday Night, March 25

9 ’till 12

GREGORY GYM

Admission $1.00
(Tax Exempt)