T he D aily T exan

F I R S T C O L L E G E D A I L Y 

I N T H E 

S O U T H

The W eather
Fair Saturday.

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Governors Aide

AUSTIN, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 1939

F ou r Pages Today

No. 90

Three Clubs, 
Tri-Dormitories 
Join Fund Drive

Presidents Ple dge 
G r o u p s to A i d 
Benedict M e m o ria l

Longhorns Beat Arkansas, 41-37, 
Defeating
Moving Notices 
Are Due Jan. 21

Height With Speed
*1 Adams Is

High Scorer

One Man Gang

Ta Jay’s E JitoriaI
H ogg Situation.

Z -7 2 0

VOLUME 40

Regents to Consider 
Union Finances Today

Poor German Attendance 
Causes Shortage in Funds

' A possible solution to the pending; finan cial crisis o f the Texas 
U n io n will be considered S a t u r d a y b y th e U n iv e r s it y Board of R e p en ts 
a t a r e g u l a r m e e tin g in P r e s id e n t J. W. C a l h o u n s office. M e m bers 
o f th e B o a rd of D irec to rs of th e U n io n will discuss th e m a t t e r with

th e R e g e n ts. 

4

T he s h o r ta g e o f 

f u n d s w as 
ca u se d by v ery poor a t te n d a n c e a t 
th e all-U n iv ersity G erm a n s held 
th is y ear. J o h n Connelly, 
S t u ­
d e n t s ’ A ssociatio n p r e sid e n t and 
m e m b e r o f the U nion B oard, said 
to 
t h a t some 
th e p roblem w as essential in o r ­
d e r th a t the B o a rd m ight m e e t the 
U n io n ’s F e b r u a r y payroll.

im m ed ia te -solution 

Plank Speaks 
To A.I.M.E.

'M in e ra l Education'
Is Subject

O th e r m a t t e r s to be considered 
by th e R e g e n ts will b e m o re or 
less r o u tin e , Leo C. H a y n e s, sec­
r e t a r y , said F rid a y . D u rin g 
the
Bast eig h tee n m o n th s m uc h a t t e r n . on ■•Mineral E d u c a tio n " 
p a s t tig n 
lio n has been d ev o ted to th e ae_ 
lection o f a new P re s id e n t 
and 
m a n y r o u tin e pro b lem s have col­
lected a n d m u st be considered im­
m ed iately .

William B. P lank, head o f th e 
d e p a r t m e n t of m in in g e n g in e e rin g 
a t L a f a y e tte College, E a s to n , Pa., 
an d c h a ir m a n of th e Division of 
M ineral I n d u s tr y E d u c a tio n , spoke
the 
A .I.M .E. last n ig h t m th e Chem-
is try B uilding
Mr. Pianic 

A u d jto r ju m .

to 

Mr. H a y n e s also said th a t 

the 
B o a rd would p ro b a b ly co nsid er 
f o u r t e e n 
land leases on som e of 
th e U n iv ersity 's W est T ex a s p r o p ­

erty .
, T h e fin an c ial co m m ittee o f the 
ffoard m a y m a ke its re p o r t, w hich 
has been d elayed fo r some tim e be­
cause of o th e r business.

Today's Calendar

9 - 5 — College of F in e A r t s E x h ib it 
in A cadem ic Room of the Main 
Building.

1 :3 0 — L a tin -A m e ric a n Club m e e ts 
in f r o n t of Main B u ilding fo r 
C a ctu s pic tu re.

3 :3 0 — Kwill Club a t h o m e o f Miss 
1 1 3 B W est 

Lillian W e ste r, 
T hirty -sec o n d S tre e t.
I o ta 

in itiation, 
tion, School o f F in e Arts.

4 S igm a 

r e c e p ­

6— “ S even D ays on 
A cres” b ro a d c a s t 
M em orial A u d itoriu m .
6— K N O W , Roy Bedichek 

the F o r ty 
fro m H ogg 

in te r- 

g U n iv ersity Club S m o k er, Club

view.

H ouse.

9 — G erm a n , T e x a s U nion.

th e U nite d 
to u r s 
S ta te s each y e a r visitin g s tu d e n t 
c h a p te rs of t h e A.I.M .E. ‘‘H e is a 
le a d e r in the field of m in e ral e d u ­
t h e a u t h o r of m a ny 
cation, and 
u niqu e ideas in th a t field,” H. H. 
P ow er, p r o fe s s o r of p e t r o l e u m e n ­
g in e e rin g , said.

Mr. P o w e r cited one idea t h a t 
w as b r o u g h t b e f o r e 
the n a tio n a l 
m e e tin g o f t h e A.I.M .E. 
in New 
Y ork 
la st y e a r . Mr. P la n k had 
r e p r e s e n ta t iv e s of v ario u s 
large 
co m p an ie s p r e s e n t 
in te rv iew 
the 
a p p lica n ts 
t h a t 
s tu d e n ts m ig h t know' w h a t took 
place in such m e etin g s. ‘‘One m an 
a c tu a lly g o t a jo b ,” he said.

to 
jobs so 

f o r 

League Entries 
M ay Reach 5,

R e g istra tio n of public 

schools 
f o r m e m b e rsh ip in th e I n te r s c h o l­
astic L e a g u e is com in g in a t th e 
r a te o f t h r e e h u n d r e d a day, Roy 
B edichek, L e a g u e d ire c to r, a n ­
no u n ce d . School m e m b e rsh ip will 
exceed 5,000 by J a n u a r y 15, th e 
closing day f o r r e g is t r a tio n , Mr. 
Bedichek believes.

fee 

J a n u a r y 15 is also th e closing 
date f o r th e p a y m e n t of th e b a s ­
f o r schools e n t e r in g 
ketb all 
bask etb a ll contests. Som e 
1,500 
schools have r e g is te r e d f o r th e s e 
c o n te sts and c o u n ty schedules a r e 
now 
two h u n d re d 
counties.

in p rog ress rn 

Engineer to Talk 
On Soil Mechanics

/

Dr. C a rl T erza g h i, in te r n a tio n a l-

A t th e la s t r e p o rt, in th e J a n u ­
a r y Intersc h o lastic L e a g u e r , o f f i ­
I n tersc h o lastic 
cial o rg an of 
the 
h u n d r e d 
L ea g u e, m ore th a n tw o 
ly k n o w n as ‘‘the f a t h e r o f soil x eXas cou n ties had o rg a n iz e d fo r 
m e c h a n ic s ,” will give 
lee- c o u n ty m e ets in M arch, T h irty -tw o 
t u r e s a t th e c o n f e re n c e to be spon- d istric t an d reg io n a l m e e ts had
sored h e r e by the B u r e a u o f E n ­
g in e e r in g R e sea rch a n d College of 
E n g in e e r in g F e b r u a r y 3 and 4.

also been o rg a n iz e d and o f fic e rs! 
a p p o in ted t o c o n d u c t th e m .

th r e e 

Dr. T e r z a g h i, an 

in d e p e n d e n t 
c o n s u ltin g e n g in e e r, will com e to 
A u stin f r o m V ick s b u rg , Miss., for 
t h e tw o -d ay co n v e n tio n . T he first 
tw o 
in 
le c tu r e s on F e b r u a r y 3 
th e M ain Ballroom o f th e T ex a s 
“ The E a r th 
U nio n will be on 
P r e s s u r e P r o b le m ” a n d ‘ T h e Uses 
a n d Abuse* o f Piles 
in F o u n d a ­
tio n s .” His la st le c tu re , in H ogg 
M em o rial A u d ito r iu m F e b r u a r y 
4, will be on “ gom e Expel iences 
w ith D am s on Shale F o u n d a tio n s . ”
T e rz a g h i 
a f t e r Dr. 
leaves h e re , he will go to E n g la n d . 
Morocco, and South A fric a to do 
c o n s u ltin g e n g in e e rin g w ork. F or 
several y e a rs he wras on th e f a c u l­
ty of th e M a ssac h u setts I n s titu t e 
o f T echnology. Also, the s p e a k e r 
w as c o n s u ltin g en g in e e r f o r the 
U n ite d S ta te - B u re a u of Public 
Roads f o r som e tim e.

S h o rtly 

J. A. F ocht, p ro fe sso r o f h ig h ­
w ay e n g in e e rin g , a n n o u n c e d th a t 
- ' - ny m e n h e re for th e c o n f e re n c e 
p ‘ uld be outsiders. H e e s tim a te d 
t h a t 30 0 to 400 e n g in e e rs would 
a tte n d . F a c u lty m e m b ers o f th e 
U n iv e r s ity 
colleges 
a lo n g w ith t h e visiting e n g in e e rs 
will hold open discussions d u r in g 
t h e c o n f e re n c e .

o th e r 

a n d 

Two Girls to G e t 
C h e m istry A w a r d s

Io ta Sigm a Pi, h o n o r a r y c h e m ­
istry f r a t e r n i t y f o r w om en, a n d 
the Co-Op Will spo nso r th e a w a r d ­
ing of a ju n i o r sch olarsh ip cup in 
the s p r in g to some girl whose m a ­
jo r is chem istry.

A w a rd of th e c u p will be based 
on scho larsh ip in c h e m is try , e n tir e 
scholastic a v e r a g e in the U n iv e r ­
sity, activities, and outside work.

T he cup Will be e n g r a v e d w ith 
the g i r l ’s n a m e an d will be k e p ‘ in 
the C h e m is try and P h a r m a c y L i­
b rary .

A f r e s h m a n aw-ard o f $10 will 
be given to some girl a t Swing- 
O ut. T he a w a r d will be based on 
the g i r l ’s w hole scholastic a v e r a g e 
in th e U niversity. T h e one r e q u i r e ­
ta k in g 
m e n t 

th e girl be 

is t h a t 

| C h e m istry I.

D oris Hughe® is c h a ir m a n of th e 
c o m m itte e in c h a rg e of th e aw a rd s, 
and M a r g a r e t A n n W e av e r a n d 
Dr. L e ta H e n d e rs o n a r e on 
th e 
co m m ittee.

Burger s Band to Be 
O n R a d io B ro a d c a st

M U S E U M R E C E I V E S P I S T O L S

W. D. Dodson o f Dallas has d o ­
n a te d tw o flint-lock pistols to th e 
U n iv e r s ity for display in th e M e­
m orial Museum. Mr. 
Dodson 
b o u g h t them in Parra®, C o ah uila, 
Mexico. T h e y have been placed 
in the h is to ry section of th e m u ­
seum.

U n ive rsity ct Texas 

Safe ty C h a r t

112
da y .

2
t r a f f i c f atalities 

*'Boop B u r g e r a n d bispore he*- 
tr a will pla y on S even Days on 
the F o r ty A cres which begin s its 
series of h a l f - h o u r w e e k ly b r o a d ­
ca sts from th e s ta g e of H ogg M e­
m orial A u d ito riu m S a t u r d a y n ig h t 
J a c k S c h a r n b e r g is 
at 6 o’clock. 
d irec tor.

B u r g e r 's o r c h e - t r a has the p e r ­
sonnel f o rm e rly d ir e c te d by G abe 
M artel. 
J im m y P itts h a s been 
ad ded to th e list o f singer®, which >'e a ’ 
includes 
and 
F ra n c e s H aley. T h e H a r m one tte s , 
s e x te t te of girl®, will also sing. 

\ a le n tin e 

J im m y 

n S k R n W t o m a s s is ta n t to t h e 

i t 

C h a r l e t D a n i e l , w h o 

t e r r - 
i n g h i t f o u r t h y e a r a t d r u m m a ­
j o r o f t h e L o n g h o r n B a n d , wi l l 
m a r c h b y t h e t i d e o f G o v e r n o r - 
e l e c t O D a n i e l f o r t h e I n a u g u r a ­
t i o n D a y p a r a d e o f b a n d s I u e t - 
d a y a f t e r n o o n . D a n i e l w a s a p ­
p o i n t e d p a r a d e m a r s h a l u p o n 
t h e r e c o m m e n d a t i o n o f C o l o n e l 
G e o r g e E . H u r t , d i r e c t o r o f t h e 

L o n g h o r n B a n d .

Student Named 
0 Daniel s Aide

To Be b y G o v e rn o r 
During Parade

C h a rle s Daniel, who fo r the last 
f o u r y e a r s has b een d ru m m a jo r 
of 
poin te d special aide 
O’D aniel f o r th e In a u g u r a l para d e 

of
.‘1:30 o’clock. C om m od ore E. H. 
P e r r y , ch a irm an of 
tho C entral 
I n a u g u r a l C o m m ittee, an n o u n c e d 
y e s te rd a y .

As s e v e n ty b a n d s p a r a d e down 
C ongress A venue T u e sd a y a f t e r - ; 
noo n, D aniel will be a t the Gov- 
: e r n o r ’s side to keep him in fo rm ed 
of th e d etails of th e p a r a d e , te ll­
ing him th e nam es of th e b ands 
and o th e r in fo rm atio n .
the

s t u d e n t 

In 

A 

R a d io Staff to Review 
Inaugural Jan. 17

M a rg a re t!- G arrison, in ch a rg e 
of n e w sc a sts fo r the 
I exan rad io 
p ro g ra m , which is j ie a rd five nights 
at 
a w ee k o v e r sta tio n KNOW 
IO o ’clock, said F rid a y 
t h a t a 
special in a u g u ra l p ro g ra m will be 
r e le a se d W e d n e s d a y n ight, J a n ­
u a r y 18.

W illiam L. McGill, d ire c to r of 
S t u d e n t P ub l i ca t i ons and m e m b e r 
o f th e i n a u g u r a l committ ee, will 
be in te rv ie w e d with Pr e n t i c e Hill, 
d ir e c to r o f construction.

S t a f f c o m m e n ta to r s will review 
th e i n a u g u r a tio n of W. Lee O Dan- 
; iel, in c lu d in g sidelight* and u n u s ­

ual f e a tu r e s .

N e x t B a r E x a m s 

Begin Feb 27
T K . n e x t - t a ', 

to 

o f 

th e 

th e s e 

Brosidents 

M ust Be W ritte n 
O r W itn e sse d

I n te r - C ity
Council, M en’s Glee Club, a n d I ni- 
versity L ight O p era C o m p a n y a f ­
g ro u p s 
te r m eetings of 
pledged s u p p o r t 
th e Bened ict 
Memorial F u n d c a m p a ig n s p o n s o r ­
ed by M o rta r B o a rd in c o n j u n c ­
tion with new s t u d e n t le ade rs. Jim 
t h r e e 
th e hea d o f 
Langdon, 
tu de n ts m u s t give notice 
men's do rm ito rie s, R o b e rts, P ra -
thor and B ra c k e n rid g e , also g a v e to their housemothers b e f o r e mid- 
J a n u a r y 21 if th e y w ish to
a s ta te m e n t as sp o k e sm a n f o r his 
s e m e ste r ,
g IOUp 
the
to 
_ 
Bryson M artin, p r e s id e n t ot m e 
. V, , 
, 
an-
h as 
Lit 
Inter-C ity Council, 
i n c
nounced, The notice m u st be w ilt-
r, 
• , 
/ » , 
, 
Benedict Memorial b u n d is one 0 1
ten and signet bv th e s tu d e n t, or,
It 
v,oovH 
, 
the fin est ideas I h ave h e a l d. 
it
if ora , must he m ad e in th e p ie s- 
holt* ” 
will be a real p le a s u r e to help. 
a witness. A ny s t u d e n t
rvr*«id*nt of e n n ’ 
ah 
tnr
A lbert W a d sw o rth , p r e s id e n t ox 
" ’ho fads to give notice m u s t to r-
r o m 
^
 ,f hp r „ nn<>t
th,. I m v o r s it, L ig h t O p . r » Com - f_. 

tup Dick R I hot tom* a s s is ta n t 

of Student Life, 

residence n e x t 

night 
change 

. . . . 
r- 

“ T he Dean 

s a id . 
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I o u m a y C I
I loin

pans-, s t a l e d : 
w hole-hearted co -o p e ra tio n 
the U niversity of T e x a s L ig h t Op- 
era Com pany 
need to f u r t h e r the B e n e d ic t Me- General 

a n y t h in g 

in 

I

! morial F u n d .”

t h a t 

G ene H u rt, p r e s id e n t 

the 
o f 
a s s e r t e d : “ I 
M en’s Glee Club, 
the B e n ed ict M em orial 
feel 
f u n d 
is one o f th e f in e s t th in g s 
the stu d e n ts could do in h o n o r of 
th e ir late p resid e n t, an d th e m e m ­
lend 
b ers of the Glee Club will 
th e ir w h o le-he arted s u p p o r t. ” 

 the vacancy le f t by him.

This regulation is in Section -
th e y of the housing r e g u la tio n s in th e
I n fo r m a tio n C a ta lo g u e.
The U niversity also re q u ir e s a sp e­
cial p erm it to live elsew h e re th an 
in approved houses. T he p e r m it, in 
the form of a pledge, ob lig a te s s t u ­
d ents to sta n d ard s o f good con­
d u c t which 
the U n iv e r s ity e n ­
forces. These special p e r m its will 
to u p p erc lassm en who 
be 
issued 
F re sh m en 
have passing 
m ust live in approved houses.

grades. 

Tate, Granville,
H o u p t Lead Texas

B y C L Y DE La M O T T E
Texan S p o r t$ E d ito r

G ra b b in g th e lead e a r ly in t h e 
gam e and m a in ta in in g it all th e 
way despite a s tr o n g t h r e a t in t h e
: closing minutes, the L o n g h o rn s d e ­
fea ted 
th e A rk a n sas R a zo rb ac k s, 
11-37, last night a t G re g o ry G ym ­
nasium in the f irs t of a tw o -g am e 
series. The tw o te a m s p la y a g a in 
to n ig h t a t 8 o’clock.

failin g 

to give 

the Hogs 

y e a r — b u t 

ta c k e d on 

t o score w h en 

The A rk a n sa s te a m w as ta ll— 
the ta lle s t te a m seen a t G re g o ry 
G y m n asiu m this 
th e 
Hogs w e re also slow an d u n c e r ­
ta in, 
th e 
o p p o r tu n ity arose. T he S tee r of- 
jfe n se g o t u n d e r w a y w hen Ches­
t e r G ra nville slipped in f o r a crip 
shot. He w as f o u le d while m aking 
the sh o t a n d 
the f r e e 
th ro w to give t h e S te e rs a th re e - 
po in t lead. T he H ogs w ere unable 
to sco re in th e f ir s t five m inu tes 
of play, a n d it took a dozen a t- 
j te m p ts close u n d e r 
the bask et 
b e fo re J o h n A d am s punched one 
t h r o u g h 
th e ir 
f i r s t 
tally. The half en d e d w ith 
T e x a s le a d in g c o m fo rta b ly, 2 2 - 1 7 .
B u t th e tall boys g o t th e ir e y e 
on t h e goal mid-way th r o u g h t h e 
la st h a lf and rolled in a b a r r a g e o f 
lo n g and short sho ts to pull u p 
to within tw o p o in ts of th e le a d 
late in the gam e. A d a m s a n d M a r ­
tin led the driv e t h a t t h r e a t e n e d 
to t u r n th e tid e . B u t a s t h e sc o re 
g o t close, th e g a m e g o t r o u g h e r 
a n d r o u g h e r . B o b b y M oers, w h o 
p la y e d a f ie r y g a m e d esp ite 
in ­
ju r ie s , wa® fouled t h r e e tim es in 
quick succession. S u p re m e ly c o n ­
litle g u a r d 
fid en t, 
sc ra p p y 
th e 
the hoop 
th r o u g h 
th e ball 
fire d 
from the foul 
line f o u r tim es in 
th e la st two m in u te s of th e gam e. 
Granville added a point, and th e 
L on g h o rn lead w as safe.

a 

its 
T he L onghorn B and m ade 
initial ap p e a ra n c e o f th e b a s k e t­
ball season. Seated on 
f o u r ­
tie r e d , sem i-circular p la tf o rm , tho 
th irtv -m in u te p e r ­
b a n d gave a 
f o r m a n c e before th e g a m e 
a n d 
p la y e d again between th e halves, 
| T h e U n iv e rsity 
te a m ,
between-hal vee 
f o r 
sc h e d u le d 
d e m o n s tr a ti o n s , failed to a p p e a r. 
P r o m i n e n t in a gro up along th e 
side line s w e r e G o vernor Ja m es V* 
A llred a n d H. J. L u tc h er S ta r k , 
m e m b e r o f th e Board of Regents. 
S o m eo n e in th e sta n d s shouted a 
q u e s tio n a t th e G overnor, asking 
him if he i n te n d s to cheer fo r tho 

tum bling 

t h e L o n g h o rn Band, was ap- D orm itories, sa id : ‘‘T h e boys 

Jim L angdon, head of th e Tri 
of
to W. Lee th e T ri-D o rm ito rie s a r e d e fin ite ly 
in favor of the B en ed ict M em orial 
th e s tu d e n ts,
an d will help in a n y possible way 
to f u r t h e r this p u r p o s e .”

b a n d s T u e sd a y a f te r n o o n a t j F u n d , fo r and by 

Alecs lour Fields 
In San Antonio

e n g i n e e rin g 

S eventy-five 

s t u ­
d e n ts studied United S ta te s A rm y 
f ly in g a t th r e e San A nto n io air I 
; fields F rid a y ,

A.P.O. Initiates 
39 Sunday

T h e y made a to u r of R a n d o l p h , 1 
I K elly, and D uncan fields in c o n - 1 
nection w ith several a e ro n a u tic a l
U n iv e rsity tia tio n cerem o n ie s f o r th ir ty - n in e en g in e e rin g courses ta u g h t a t the
This is an a n n u a l trip
H on avtm ent of
the D e p i r t m e n t o 

until 6 o’clock in T ex a s U nion 309. sponsored by 

A lpha Phi O m eg a will hold ini-

. 

f ro m G reenville, Daniel is a senior pledges S u n d a y a f t e r n o o n fro m 5 T n i v c r . i t 
in th e College of E n g in e e rin g . 

Colonel G eorge E. H u r t , direc- T he in itia te s will be h onored with Meehan lea! ^ L ngi nee r. n g an d 

th e L on g h o rn Band, and a b a n q u e t in F e b r u a r y . A list of 

()fa 

ran r i o 

.

to r of 
R e p re s e n ta tiv e Bose 
p a r a d e marshal*.

R e e d e r

a r e those to be in itiated follow s: 
Bill C lark, C arroll 

to 

t r a i n i n g , ” 

‘‘T he trip had n o th in g 

D aniel Bost, William r e g u la r college 

do
Slubicki, with P re sid en t R oosevelt’s r e c e n t
F r a n k H u n g a te , C ruse F u q u a , lia r - move to establish f ly in g a* p a r t of 
ll. E.
p e r L eiper, 
of m echanical 
Bailey, Lee C healey, H ilton Mc- Degb r, p n -f' sot
“ We a r e i n t e r ­
S padden , J. C, N elson, Mose Smith, en g in ee rin g ,
ested in seeing m ilita ry av iatio n in 
P hilip S terlin g , D onald Buries,
o p e ra tio n outside th e classro om .
F r a n k W illiams, W en d ell H anson,
H o w ard B y e rs, E d w a r d Egoz- ue,
Billy H arriso n , R o b e r t Mat hi; ,
W a lte r Sellers, A. L. 
R ichard H aney, W illiam 
Cook,
. 
Leon D ru m m o n d , D av id E d m u n d s 
c h a r l e s Jo h n so n , C h a rle s J o n e s L y 
l r 
Malcolm Lamb, G eo rg e Rich, W;d- L A 1 3 
to r Q u eb e d e a u x , G eo rg e 
J a c k H erod, W illiam H oo t, Jam*
N ew m a n , J a m e s 
S a r g e n t, and K incy S cott.

c . J . E c k h a r t , V. L. P a u g h t i e , 
ll. L. Ken . and R. V. V ittu c c i had

H ealth Officer

.
. . 
[ \ j 2 f n p n 
I I U I M V A J 

Smalley, c h a rg e of Mn- tour. 

S a r g e n t , 

Lacy,

Jack 

C h e s t e r ( O n e M a n G a n g ) G r a n v i l l e , S t e e r 

l o p h o m o r e , p l a y e d 

t 

d o u b l e r o l e a g a i n s t 

t h e A r k a n s a s R a z o r b a c k . h e r e F r i d a y n i g h t . 

H e b e g a n 

t h e g a m e 

i n B o b b y M o e r s ’s g u a r d p o s i t i o n a n d p l a y e d 

t h e s e c o n d h a l f 

in h i s r e g u l a r 

f o r w a r d p o s i t i o n . 

T h e O n e Ma n 

G a n g 

i d e a w a s t a g g e d o n h i m d u r i n g t h e C h r i s t m a s h o l i d a y Al l - 

C o l l e g e t o u r n a m e n t i n O k l a h o m a C i t y . 

In o n e o f t h e t o u r n a m e n t 

g a m e s C h e s t e r s c o r e d 1 8 p o i n t s , o n e o f t h e b e s t r e c o r d s o f t h e m e e t , 

a n d 

t h e O k l a h o m a p a p e r s g a v e h i m 

t h e 

t i t l e a s h e w a s t h e o n l y 

L o n g h o r n t o d o m u c h o f f e n s i v e w o r k t h a t n i g h t , e v e n t h o u g h T e x a s 
W i l l i e T a t e a n d

w o n . A g a i n s t t h e P o r k e r s h e t i e d w i t h C a p t a i n
w

D . H o u p t f o r L o n g h o r n s c o r i n g h o n o r s , e a c h h a v i n g 9 p o i n t s .

3 Students Injured 
In Auto Accidents

T h re e U n iv ersity s tu d e n ts w ere in ju r e d in two se p a r a te accidents 

last n ig h t a b o u t 11 o’clock j u s t as F r id a y 13 was a b o u t to end.

T he in ju re d w e r e :
M ary A n ita F ra s e r , g r a d u a t e s t u d e n t f r o m Au** in.
W a lk e r Cain, art* a n d sciences s t u d e n t fro m H ouston.
 

______ 

 

H e r b e r t Seybold, arts and

sci-

Austin Symphony 
Nears S5,000 Goal

'o n c e s s t u d e n t from Tem ple.
j C a in an d Miss F r a s e r were in ­
collided 
j u r e d w h en Cain's car 

m o v i n g v a n on San J a c in to 

with a
|.Street n e a r P a r k Place, Mi** I-ra- 

into 

T h e $5,000 

f or ser w as 
the w in d ­
th ro w n 
i l y shield o f th e c a r and suffered a

fund needed 
th e c o n tin u e d o p era tio n of
A ustin sym phony o rc h e s tr a is as- (.u t on th e hea d and bruises on 
said 
s u r e d , M ayor T om Miller 
F rid a y . M ayor Miller 
r ep o rted 
tw e n ty -e ig h t citizens as having 
p l e d g e d $ 1 0 0 each, b ring ing the 
to ta l to $3,800 w ith only $1,200
more needed.

knee a n d elbow. H er condition wag
s a t;- factory. 
r e p o r te d as being 

Cain w as bruised on I;. 

a t G u a d a lu p e 

>gl *b-

Dr. Miller to Talk 
O n Sales Tax Jan. 23

! 

E. T. Miller professor of
econom ics, will con c lu d e th e Jan-
u a r y le c tu r e se rie s of th e Austin

rf, 

Ira P. J " , 

th r o u g h March 

liar , x a m in a tio n , f < M ic E v e n i n g School w it* a r f 

- 
will b eg in F e b r u a r y 27 ami con- a s a r o n o f t h e . a l e s ta x J a n u a r y
ti n u e 
,
H ild e b ra n d , .lea,, of th e School of 
Hr. J. I. N elson, p r o f e . s o r o f rd-
Law. sari Friday, 

O r
D e a n H ild e b ra n d will resign as " W h a t S hould he School Do for 
he a d o f th e School of Law a t the th e Y o u n g Peo ple o f th e Com m un- 
end of th is se m ester to give him- j *ty ?
se lf m ore tim e f o r w ork on a book 
Dr. J. A n d e r so n F itz g e r a ld , dean 
he is now w riting . He expects to of the School of Business Admin;--
I J 
finish
y e a r .

t r a t io n , will sp eak F e b r u a r y 
'o n ‘‘Can B usiness Be E th ic s.

J " 11, * * 

th e book 

sometime

n e x t 

, 

Dr, Lf E dens, who w as g r a d ­
uated from th e U n iv e r s it y School 
of Medicine 
in 192 1, h a s been 
nam -d city h ea lth o f f ic e r by Gin- 
.ran, city m a n a g e r .
ton M 

. *f an u n d e r A dam 

Dr. Edens, who se rv e d as city 
John s o n, 
pf-, 
form er uty m a n a g e r , succeed s Dr. 
Dodd, who r e sig n e d to r e ­
I). L
in his p r iv a te p r a c tic e 
in
tui Ii 
merit.
A pe

tia* -
and
H'-ai’h Clinic 

Ed en s h as d o n e p o s t- g r a d - 
work a t C o lu m b ia U n iv e r s ity 
th e Public
ha* stu d ie d a t 
Y ork City 
R o c h ester,

in N ew 
Mayo ( lime in

a
i n .
Tom Miller, m a y o r o f A u stin, 
aid Dr. E d e n s w ould b eg in work 
im m ediately.

U T. Best Place for M y Exhibit/ 
A rtist Reaugh Tells Professor H o sts

“ I am sure we will g e t the r e st, 
fo r ev eryo ne who has given to the
fund w as a p p re cia tiv e of th e pos
the p r o j ec t a m f e lt
i sibilities of 
th a t it was a privilege to give to 
it,” M ayor Miller dec la re d .

’n av 11 g fifty citJgtns u n d e r w r i te 
the p r o je c t a t $100 each 
is th e 
plan u n d e r o p e ra tio n . T his will 
make it possible f o r adm ission to 
the co n c erts to be low en o u g h to 
p e rm it everyone to a t te n d . A t the 
end of the year, e x p e n d itu r e s and 
ic ‘ ; j j * will be c h e c k e d , and 
if 
th e re are any p ro fits, th e y will go 
into a sinking f u n d f o r th e n ex t 
year.

Co nc er ts have b e e n scheduled 
for F e b r u a r y 6 a t H o gg Memorial 
IO an'! April 
A u d it' n u n , M arch 
18, a t G rego ry G ym nasium , and 
May IO, a t Hogg A u d itorium . A 
t h i r t y - m i n u t e c o n c e r t w i l l I"' p r e ­
cere 
s e n t e d 
monies.

in a u g u ra l 

th e 

a t 

i 

is

to 

the

the 

the 

th ir d 

“ The 

i 
SSKI 

b est w e n t 

U n iv e rsity 

S o u th w est 
’ 
* u 

floo r of 
to give rr.v pictures Union w h e r e the pi c t ur es, va
it »„i, a t $ 5 0,000, will 
* I fink 

place I know 
to 
R e au g h , w hite-haired a r tis t o f the vi(Jed f o r them> 
aeries o f p ic tu re s " T w e n t y - f o u r 
T h e r e Mr. Reaug h explained ;
H o n r s W i th th e Ib r d ” which he p ic tu r e s and m e th o d of p a ir.'u 
h as p r e s e n te d 

r e m a in un';,
r a n he pi

the U niversity. U n d e r a h ug e u m b re lla , wi'.i 
e n t e r t a i n e d a t a ma t e r i al s beside him, 'n** v . o . i

p e r m a n e n t hou si n g 

Reaugh wa 

to 

%

« 

r.

lun c h eo n F rid a y a t the Com m ons fo r h o u r s s tu d y in g and wa 
by P r e s id e n t ( alhoun and J o h n A. 
the c a ttle . He p o in te d to a cm 
M c C u rd y , s e c r e ta ry of the E x -S tu - p ic tu re , w ith a huge bull n 
d e n t s ’ A ssociation. 

f o r e g r o u n d a n d a n o t h e r approach-

■ he

I n p r e s e n tin g him, Mc Cu r d y said m g it from a distance. ‘‘'I ha* : 

t h a t Mr. Re augh m ay he even bet- tu r e is called ‘T he Ch al l e ng e ’, 
expl ained. ‘‘Those tw > bull-, ha
f T ex a s and 
k n o w n outside of T e x a s and ex p la in e d . ‘‘T ho se tw o bul
t e r
seen e a ch o th e r, and there
in E u ro p e . He ha® p a i n te d T e x a s 
to be a 
figh t. 
sixty 
scenes -once he carne 
f o u g h t 

gom 
ellow
a 
W ard Lockwood* p r o f e s s o r of long as th e y could stand up. ’ A 
n
tie a n d ta p p e d on the ha k cf a
one han d . Hi* white

a r t , c o m p l i m e n t e d the a r ti s t, ‘‘T he he ta lk e d , he f in g e r e d I g • ‘ 

by Mr. R e a u g h a r e a 

f o r h o urs som etim es 

T h e r

here 

> a m '. - g-
/a m a b l e addition 

th e U n iv er- ch a ir w ith 

to 

'

he

**

him a b o u t the th in g s he h a s seen 
in ‘he S o u th w est. L a t e r he said, 
Mi Reaugh has t a u g h t th e spirit 

of the S o u th w e s t.”

t h a t 

Mr. Dobie r e m a r k e d 

th e 
coloring of 
th e c a ttl e w as v ery 
realistic. T h e n he said, “ I w a n t to 
a k him a b o u t 
t h a t Blue Belly. 
T h ey have one line d o w n th e mid- 
tile o f th e ir backs, a n d 
I ’m n o t 
s ure w h e t h e r o r n o t t h a t one has 
a line.” He h u r r i e d o ff.
th e 
Those a t t e n d i n g 

lu n c h eo n 
ai d Mr. R e a u g h ’s ta lk w e r e P r e s i­
d e n t C a lh o u n ; T. U. T a y lo r, dean 
e m e r itu s o f the College o f E n g i­
n e e r in g ; E. W. D oty, d e a n of th e 
College of F in e A r n ; J o h n A. Mc­
the E x - S tu- 
C urdy, s e c r e ta r y of 
ie n ts’ A sso c ia tio n ; F re d A dam s, 
v ic e-p re side nt of th e E x - S tu d e n ts ’ 
A n o c i a t i o n ; J- F r a n k Dobie, pro- 
J . B a ttle, 
(e -or of E n g lish ; W. 
l anguage*; 
prof* or o f classical 
Ward Lockw ood, 
of 
a r t ; C. I). Sim m ons, a c tin g co m p ­
tr o lle r ; and C h arle s Zivley, d ire c ­
to r of the T ex a s I n i o n .

p r o f e s s o r 

N o w o tn y Receives 
A p p lica tio n s in Plenty

a n s w e rs 

A m o N ow otny, a s s is ta n t dean 
o f men and d ir e c to r of the S t u ­
r e ­
d e n t E m p lo y m en t B u r e a u , 
ceived plentiful 
to his 
wish to interview a n y U n iversity 
s tu d e n ts who plan 
the 
U n iv e rsity at th e end o f th e p re s­
e n t se m ester and who would be 
in te r e s te d in full tim e em p lo y m e n t 
with a re ta il c r e d it com pany.

leave 

to 

A lthough the r e q u e s t w as made 
on W e d n es d ay , m any applications 
had 
h rid a v 
received 
a f te r n o o n . Only one girl s tu d e n t 
applied.

been 

by 

F E E S R E T U R N E D

F ees a re being r e tu r n e d to s tu ­
d e n t s who signed fo r che m istry but 
have not a t te n d e d labs, W . B. D un­
can, c u r a t o r in chemi s t ry, has a n ­
nounced. W hen a s t u d e n t d n ps 
the course, the f ee is r etur nabl e. 
The fee i* r e t u r n e d in fu ll to lec- 

' tu r e stu d e n ts .

In th e o th e r accident, happening Rice Owls w h e n he moves 

to

_ 

and Th,rt> 
, 
. 

-v nth H o l t o n s o o n t o U k e
. 

as f e d e r a l ju d g e . G o v ern o r A u r e i

tho 

‘ ^ 

Seybold

re sp o n s e .

f o r e h e a d and over 

were the ball o f f th e b a c k b o ard 

S t r e e t s , Seybold re - wed gashes on 
th e 
T e x a s had d if f i c u lt y in g e t tin g
eyebrow'. With 
la st
Misses F le tt a and Frankie Berry. n ig-ht as th e b o w erin g H ogs had a 
n tr.e hoed d is t in c t a d v a n ta g e in height. Had 
F l e t t a B e rry was cut 
th e boys f r o m A r k a n s a s been as
a n d on the ear. 
th e 
d e n ts is t h a t Cain and Seybold are f j r s t h alf as th e y w e re late in th e 
r o o m m a t es , and 
likely hav e 
in ju r e d a t alme*? 
list- 
alth o u g h in two separate accidents. 1,.>S play d u r in g th e f ir s t half p u t 
 

f f a m e , T ex a s w ould 
jost, P oor b a ll-h an d lin g and 

Odd angle concerning the acci- a c c u r a t e w ith th e ir shots in 

--------------- --- -------------- --------- L ^ e jj[0g S too f a r behind.

that both w ere 
the same tim e, 

.

' 

W o m e n M ust A tte nd 
P. T. in Dead W e e k

S ta n d in g o u t f o r th e S te e rs w as
W. D. H o upt, s t a r t i n g his 
f i r s t 
g am e f o r th e Longhorn®. H o u p t le t
Clause® in physical tr a i n in g fo r his m an g e t aw a y f ro m him occa-
‘ sionally, b u t he displayed a w orld
a vet- 
o f f the

women will be held d u rin g dead 
week, Miss A nn a Hiss, d ir e c to r of of h ustle a n d w orked 
p h y s i c a l t r ai ni n g f o r w om en, Raid e r a n 
Friday. T h e re will be no physical b ackboard a n d in w orking sm ooth- 
t r ai n i ng classes d u r i ng ex a m in a - ly on o ffe n se. His total of nine 
•ions, which begin 
tie 
with G ranville an d Willie T a te t o r
Miss His* said. 
Ad-
high

tr a i n - high point ho n o rs fo r Texas. 

m g f o r the second se m e s te r will am s, H og f o r w a r d , copped 
an d honors f o r the night, however, y 
be 
co nduc te d W e d n e s d a y 
T h u rs d a y , J a n u a r y 18 and 
rom 
19, sw ishing th e n e t six 
from 8 to 12:30 o’clock an d fro m the field w ith his quick, a c c u r a te 
2 MO 
to 5:30 o’clock a t the Wo- shots. M artin, his ru n n in g m a te , 
m e n ’s Gymnasium* m 

21, points was good e n o u g h 

Sectionizing in physical 

See LO N G H O R N S. Page

in g e t tin g th e 

J a n u a r y 

tim es 

like 

to 

j 

Poet's Release

Q U E S T I O N ?

You know i d o n ’t k now why th e 
p o w ers-th at-b e d o n 't dism iss school 
f o r the in a u g u ra tio n all the big bugs 
will be sittin g on th e p la tf o rm 
in c ludin g th e big sh o t p ro fs e x c e p t my 
te a c h e r who will be p u tti n g me to sleep 
as usual when he could be sitting on the 
p la tf o r m o r help in g to t e a r up th e stadium 
w ith us a f t e r all th e d a r n th in g is o u rs 
and a n y w a y how could we hold class with 
125,000 hillbilly j it te r b u g s w hooping 
o utside th e window?

— SNOOKIE III.

8
t r a f f i c in j u r i e . to Uni v e rsi t y 
s t udent*

will 
‘cerem onies.

d ea n of m e n , will in te rv ie w Roy *ity collection. T he d e e p a m o tio n I w h isk e rs co v e red his lips * h e n 
kle
I ' 1”1 
Bedichek, d i r e c t ., , o f t h e B u r c a u l l h a - 
J. F ra n k Dobie w alked 8 
, .
of

'• 
fo r
/ a 
r a n g e s of Texas and 

the smiled, b u t his clea r eye 
th e 
e v e r y 

, 
room s tu d y in g 

r‘ ! 

rn 

*

'»ut

ca t t l e 
Sou th we - i 
is e v id e n t 
stroke of the c ra y o n or hi m h.” 
the lu n c h e o n , 

A f t e r 

the 
He b u tto n h o le d Mr. Reaugr ** ‘' v' 
quest, mfcd

th e 

!• 

the g ro u p , ery o p p o r tu n ity a n d 

E xtracurricu lar Activities. 
Bill N ew kirk a n d J o h n Hick* 
share du tie s as m a s te rs of

I

 PAGE TWO

T h e F i r s t C o l l e g e D o p y i n t h e S o u t h

Owner of W orld Champion N. Y. Yankees, 
Colonel Jacob Ruppert, Dead at 71

N KW ’ Y O R K , Jan . 13— T IN S )— HI for months with a 
lingtrir. 
»lady, Colonel J a 'o b R u p p ert, one of the w o rld ’* rich est men an
v Y o r k ’s outstanding sportsman as ow ner of the Y a n k e e baa*ba 

d r J at hi*. F f*h A v e n u e home tod ay a t the ag* of 71,

C olon i R u p p e rt’* condition became c ritic a l T u e sd a y nig ht whe 

... 

-it.-, a et rf.:-cf, ma. a n d +~~ 

'" T 

' ■

Ruth in Bed

Phone 2-24".'? 

THE DAILY T E X A N 

Phone 2-2472

SATURDAY. JANUARY 14, 1939

Lab Hour Ratio 
Made Flexible

Faculty Adopts 
Casteel Proposal

* 

endation tSlat th e re be

ann of la b o ra to ry hours

, 

i 

hour* in courses requir*

, 

a*cry w ork, made b y the

, , . -y to 
h 

f. 
,r ,, ,... a- 

f, g, 
a 

jnt 
• 
••ferret * 

tee on ra tio o f lab-

I eel u r f hours, 

was

st *be 

general 

fa c u lty 

week. A second re- 
n adopted said 
that
ired in the credit value
f scheduled w o rk of
the catalogue mus* be
the course committee.
m* n dab ion* re a d : 
pi ester H o u r. In s tru c ­
g en in courses. T h e u n it 
cre d it purposeg is
.♦* hour. F o r each class-
two hours o f prepara*
,r 
is expected.

averag e 

tion 
c f mea* 
, 
f0,lf 
L;f>r 

c , 

or 

' v e q u ip m e n t in the lab-
Th* 
, a 5 
I, shop, 
studio
aries w ith the n a tu re
_ e 
,r pr-t and the aim s o f the
0 ( , r (. 
lab oratery-
no fixed 
co,jr 
,\a .- 
th e re fo re set 
is 
,/r, Toe e cu ;se, w h eth er w ith or 
la b o ra to ry,
rk rn the 
sem inar, *'tc., is ex-

; 
a , . 

latin 

• 

r 

' 
ti*' a - ragc, 

r.ecte I 
rn 
.j, 
Der semester fo r each 
hour of 

' ire from the student, 
a p p ro x im ately 
oours of w ork a w eek 
sem ester 
the

redifc provided 

in 

r 

in 

, r ^ n 
the c u rre n t 
r which changes 
in 
r changes in am ount 
work are desired are 
d to the course com- 
on-iideration and ac-

in 

pa ra graph 

ation num b er I dif- 
the 
gue, w hich it w ill re ­
eving g re a te r flexi- 
of 
of 
la b o ra to ry w ork 
'b it courses in which 
is em-

•stablishm ent 

instruction 

f app lying an inflex- 
• o standard or any 
is d iffic u lt be- 
ratio 
qu ality of the labor-

place, by i 
b ility 
in t 
jcred it valu 
! and o f the 
this 
type 
I ployed.

T he task 
r
iblo 3:1 
other exac
cause of ti 
sto ry work.

letters to 
The committee sent 
thirty-tw o 
the registrars of the 
of 
members of the Association 
A m erican U n ive rsitie s and 
from 
th e ir replies made a com parative 
,:t udy on la b o ra to ry values cu rren t 

I in these institutions.

tw enty-eight 

The lab oratory-lecture ratio in 
nine o f the 
in stitu ­
tions is on a 3-1 basis in a few
is 2 Vi :1; in
nine. 2:1. The rem aining eight in 
rtitutio ns varied from 2:1 to 4:1, 
depending on the c h a ra cter of the

in tw o,

curses; 

I exercises and the ai 
j side w o rk required.
R ecom m endation 

i rn Kl

>unt o f out-

as its purpose to call specific 
to the a tte n tio n o f depart rn 
the procedure which must be 
lowed w hen the changes a re rr 
' in the c re d it valu e or in the v 
: schedule of courses.

bas
a lly 
en is 
fol-
tad*1
/ork

D r. D. B. C asteel, profea&c 
zoology, is chairm an o f the < 
m ittee, w hich was appointed 
P re sid e n t Calhoun.

r of 

bv

S T U D E N T A P P E N D E C T O M Y

D o ro th y D e ll Douglass, student, 

u n d erw e n t an appendectom y Tues­
day m orning in S a n A n tonio. R e ­
ports F r id a y said sh*1 was “ doing 
n ic e ly .”

D O R O T H Y B A L D R I D G E , 
le a d e r, R a c k e t C lu b .

(T e x a s A .& M . _ 0 

Sports Notice

o f 

T H E Q U A R T E R F I N A L m atches 
the R a ck e t C lub and 
the 
V a rs ity S q u ad must be played by 
the end o f this week.

A M E E T I N G o f Golden G loves
w ill be held in the T exas U nion 
M onday n ig h t a t 7:30. O ffic e r s 
v ill be elected fo r the sp ring se­
mester.

b o b b y M cK i n l e y ,

presid ent.

A lp h a C h i Om ega so ro rity held 
fo r A n n a 

•' rrnal pledge service 
M arie H ieserm an of Io w a P a rk .

1 las.

C O N F E R E N C E S T A N D I N G S 

On Ja n . 12

T eam
S .M .U . - 
R ice — 
B a y lo r - 
Texas -

T .C .U .
A rk an sa s

W L 

P c t. 

P f P a 
0 1.000 79 50
0 1.000 96 80
0 1.000 IOO 62
.000 41 45
1 
.OOO 73 89
2 
,000 28 62 
0 I 
0 2
.OOO 50 79

Dr. and Mr«. L o u is W eisb e rg ,

ex-student? o f the U n iv e rs ity , vis­

ited the cam pus last w eek on th e ir 
w ay to M exico C ity . A f t e r a two- 
w eek* vacations 
irr M ex ico, D r, 
W e is b e rg w ill f ly from Y u c a ta n 
to N ew Y o rk C it ) , and M rs. W e is ­
berg w ill v isit in A u stin and Dal- 

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After Exams 
Sell Your Books 

at the C o -O p

Get the Maximum Amount Paid

Under the Co-Op buying plan, if you bought 
your book second hand, you can sell it back to 
the Co-Op for 83 1-3 per cent of the price you
paid.

lf the textbook was bought new, the Co-Op will 

buy it back for 50 per cent of the price that you

paid.

o

83 s 
50

In dollars and cents: For a used book which originally cost $4.00, you pay 
$2.40. After using this book for a semester, the Co-Op will pay you $2.00 
for the book if it is to be used again. Hence, the cost of using a $4.00 
book is only 40c or 16 2-3 percent.

UNIVERSITY CO-OP

THE STUD EN TS' O W N STO RE

ti 

ii 

a- - v
’ ( >*► an
I I e* 
<

very, but a r a lly follow ed, 
n ly b rie fly . He aa ok again 
er and died at IO :2H a.m., 
led by re la tiv e * w ho had 
in s ta n tly at his 
bedside 
a condition fir s t was pro-

ritea of th** Rom an Cath©* 
a im in n ’ ered 
arch w ere 
evening when the game 
i m aking against the

he
jtbl.

W V

po*

a pi

<*e o f the Aator 
R ap p ort was a 
tim e* over, 
a 
kl ren o w n , and 
library and
ens 

team

i at*

Y»!

all the r a r a who played fo r him 
shr - ah more than two decade* of 
ow nership dating back to 
1015 
that 
finest trib u te came to 
him today,

the 

"Th*- colonel was the great*V 
man in the history of baseball and 
he did more for it than a n y other 
three men ever connected w ith the 
g am e,* Bab e R u th said.

The firs t of ten Yank ee pen-j 

nant* wa* won in 1923, and seven 
world cham pionships have fo llo w ­
ed, w ith R u th the main cog until 
1934 in a m achine th a t *#t record-, 
that m ay never be erased. One was j 
made by the Babe and the Colonel 
them selves when the greatest of 
all slugger* w as paid $80,000 a I 
season in 1930 and 1931.

In all. R u th made approxim ately J 
a m illion dollar* as the salary pace-! 
setter fo r the highest priced team , 
in the history o f baseball. The j 
tig ng of his contract, with the 
Colonel was one 
the g reat 
events *-ach spring during R uth's 
playing days.

of 

Im m aculate In hi* dress, suave. 
sometimes jo c u la r and sometimes 
blunt, C olonel R u p p ert was equal­
ly adept as host a t his banquets 
I follow ing Y a n k e e w orld series t r i­
ll* •« or a* m agnat- • a rm in g on
the vast business th a t baseball had 
become to him.

I f it could be a ccu ra te ly checked 
perhaps the happiest m om ent of 
his en tire ca reer as a club-owner 
ram** 
in 1932, when he and the 
Yanks returned from beating the 
Cuba in fo u r straight. The players 
w ere given great ovations by the 
crow d gathered a t the station as 
th ey le ft the tra in one by one, but 
fin a lly , 
loudest 
chesil went to C o lo n *! R upp ert as 
he cam e into sight.

longest am i 

the 

last 

One of Colonel R u p p e rt’? m ajor 
disappointm ents came 
fan 
when an atta ck o f phlebitis, or in­
flam m ation of the veins of the leg, 
which, fin a lly proved fatal today, 
prevent* i his se* ing his ) ink ers 
win the w orld series.

t /

Ba b * Ruth, 

in a N ew Y o rk 
hospital for a thorough ch eck ­
up, (fa te d that C olonel R u p p ert 
“ wa* the greatest man in base­
R uth, who ha* dropped 
ball ” 
30 pound* 
recent month*, 
now weigh* 239.

in 

of
to

{ o r -

Turtle Club 
Sponsors M eet

The T u rtle C lub w ill sponsor the 

second T eleg rap h ic M eet again 

this ye a r between F e b r u a ry 15, 

and M arch 15,

The meet is open to all sw im ­

mers w hether 

they are T u rtle 

Club m em ber* or not.

A nyone 

in entering 
interested 
i the m eet m ust see Miss M a rg a re t 
Hodgin*, sw im m ing instructo r, or 
call H a rr ie t M itch ell at 7551 as 
soon as possible fo r fu rth e r 
form ation.

in-1 

Engineers Interviewed 
For Highway Jo b s

E . J . A m ey, personnel man fo r 
the T exas H ig h w a y D epartm ent, 
in terview ed senior c iv il e n g in ee r­
ing students F e b r u a ry 13 w ith the 
idea of selecting m en fo r the high­
w ay departm ent.

M r. A m e y said th a t he fe lt the 
departm ent could place a ll c iv il 
engineering g raduates in Ju n e th a t 
desired work.

S.M.U.J.C.U,
Tangle Tonight

Mustangs Certain' 

To Take Frog*

8r+~'«l ^ ?v* J"***-

F O R T W O R T H , 

J a n . 

I T — 

T e r r , . hr*- an U n iv e rs ity ’* la d

IS 1 1 
Tar.*/

T C V

IT tb s pon 
>gul*r prat

1493 Book 
Given to U. I.

l f ,

I#5! 
m f

thirtv*§ pvpr 

pvt? nrintpfi thy* f if Hi 
a hie typ e.
• «• volum e contaif * 
pago* and a numb* 
■a* ions h ave never I 
On the firs t page

^•rs which read "Regia* 
libri chroni- 
i operia 
figuris et imaginibus 
indi” and, when tram* 
i 
a list o f the work*
.< of chronicle* with 
I image* since the ba­
the w orld.” T he text 
i the first line of Gene*
• beginning God erea'ed 
and the earth.
iu n i* u-n, maps and por- 
he books give concern* 
th Century architecture 
n va liable aource docu*
• re are no large initial 
he book but “peep* for 
e 
left blank by the 
bt filled in bv hand. 
md book, “ Omar Khay* 
st o f f the Golden Cock* 
and Is a reprint of the 
rn o f Edward Fitzger­
a l d , together with hi* 
i version, printed for 
ne, from tho manuscript 
leo University,

tra its
in g F i f 
makes
m eats.
letters
them
p rin te r

y a m ,” ; 
ere; P*
first e 
a id ’* lr
I v
"lf 

*h* fir*

in Carr

Woolrich Talks 
On T.V.A. Effects

G ro w in g pr p u la rity of th* farm 
hom e, 
fe d e ra l power and w ater 
p ro je c ts , N o rris Dam, and rural
vrrrr some of th- 
by W R W oo lrich, 
A llege of Engineer- 
< on "S id e * j lances 
from the V iew point 
in the 
Econom ist ’ 
auditorium

n rr.i-* 

ing,

l l o r 
l r i- 
In 
a r*a
W ool

of *h- p<*op]§ o f the 
by 
■ a ved 
rivi.izations 

T .V A , I 
th at 

there
the

i f 

C o lo n *l Jaco b R uppavt, m u lti­
m illio n a ire brewer end owner of 
the w orld cham pion N ew York 
Yank ee* baseball teem , died Fri­
day at bia N ew Y o rk home. Hi* 
death 
foftowed an dines* of 
• e ve ra l month*.

Longhorns

(C o n tin u e d fro 

)

got fo u r field g o a ls and a free

’ hrow fo r nim 1 point*

T h e v ic to ry g a v e the Steer* a 

record o f one v ic to ry and one loss 

I on th e ir conference record w hile 

A rk a n s a s'* defeat shoved the Hogs 

fa rth e r in the eel.ar w ith 

thtee 

I losses and no victories.

A crow d o f more 

loan 6,000 
w atched the terne. Kd O lle, bus!* 
it was 
ness m anager, said 
the 
la rg e st 
‘ Tie cu rren t 
turn-out o f 
*eason.

by H art* 
I by An- 
rg A fte r
nting, It 
ft* r Col* 
ira and 
fte r Gu- 
ook w ith

ore than

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9

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T he box score:

— 

A rk a n s a s f3 7 )
A d am *, f 
Martin, f 
P r e ;berger, c .. 
G a m m i ll , g ......
H ick e y, g ----
M itch ell, g —

T o ta ls _____

(4 1 )
T ea ** 
I Tate, 
..........
f 
| F in le y , f ......

Houpt, c 

[G r a n v ille , g „* 

Spears, g 

, M oers, g 

I _

H u ll, 
Wlggina, g ....

 

0

T o ta ls .................. .. 15 l l 12 41
O ffic ia l? : Sears, re fe re e ; B g* 

fess, um pire.

I V A. in a

( M a x im u m of 20 Words)

Spacial

to all

not tit* r s

STUDENTS A R E LOOKING 
FOR ROOMS NOW BEFORE 
FINAL EXAM S

These Rates Will

Save You Money

Date Ad 
Appears 

No. Time*
Ad Appears 

Cost

Jan . 15 ................... 14 ................ $2 25

 

Jan . 17 ............ ...... 1 3 ................. 210
Jan . 18 ................... 12................. I 95
Jan. 19 
.............. H .................. 1-80
Jan. 20 ...».............. IO ................. 1*70
Jan . 21 .............. . 
9........ -....... 1.55
Jan . 2 2 ................... 8....... ......... 1.40
I 20
Jan . 2 4 ......... ......... 7...„......... . 
Jan . 25 
I .OO
......— .90
Jan . 2 6 .............. 
Jan. 27 .......... ....... 4,..„..................80
70
Jan. 2 8 ____________ 3...... 
Ja n . 29 .......... ....... 2 .................... 55
1.......................40
Jan. 31 ............... . 

6 ................ . 

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

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5 

 

 

T h * e a rly ut* of th* ad* 

v e rti* in f 

column* of 

th* 

C la r i f ie d Ad Section will 

give you an unusual oppor­

tu n ity to rent all of your 

vacant room*. 

In order to 

aid Housem other*, the Texan 

make* these special rata* to 

tho** who w ant roomers for 

th* aacond semester.

Courteous me»»enger» w ill 

call fo r your ad. This service 
is a* near a* your telephone.

PHONE
2*2473
BEFORE
4:30

T H E D A IL Y T E X A N
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BLUEBONNET 
BELLE 
NOMINEES

Appointments are being made 

at this time for pictures to go 

in this section.

Since a 

limited time exists 

for the making of these pic­

tures The Cactus sta:f ear­

nestly solicits your co-opera- 

Ton 

in making c f appoint­

ments as early as possio s.

A nominees shou d come oy 

Journalism Building 103 ard 

pay their fee and arrange a 

convenient time for their sit­

ting.

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r n

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P A G E T H R E E

Ladies’ Handmade Belts

O F TH E VERY FINEST LEA T H ER 

Variety of Colors 

B E A U T I F U L — D I F F E R E N T — N E W

SATURDAY. JANUARY 14. 1939

Few Meetings, Parties Mr. Cooper 
Planned-Dead W eek Avoids Liaison

A c c o rd in g to U n iv e r s ity re g u la tio n s, t i p period designated as Dead 

W e e k is closed to a ll fo rm a l social a ffa irs .

The la«t G e rm a n o f the sem ester w ill be S a tu rd a y n ig h t, 

'The Hottentot' Is Back 
Again A s'G o in g Places'

By B E R N A R D S E I G L E

Texan 

Staff

Miss Oberon is 
Simple, Sensuous

Mr. Dick P o w e ll and a co m p a n y of strange Damon Runyonesque 
creatures in “ G o in g P la c e s ” w ho speak rhetoric w ith a Bronx tw an g 
but emerge as carbon-copy clow ns, o ffe r this periodic disturbance 

of a young m an, naive and n ice , who is a fra id of horses but fin d s

w h ich the ca le n d a r w ill be closed u n til next semester.

^ 

, 

( .rev and Frank R. Adam*. Screen pi»> ,. —._ 

M rs.

xr 
K a t h l e e n B la n d , a ss m a n 

tU ’ an Plia n t assistant dean o f w om en, pointed out, how- h ■ s 

j*. 

Beltman and Song* Lavien. a... 

OC-., . l l . 

• 

•Ja't Does *

____ Production by Sam Goid»yn. Direction phobia to conqu er his pride . Dom

2 *2 . S X X L f s w " ? u t ' l K 

thai, e ve n tu a lly and h o rro r., h r "> « « nde 
\»_. P n ivn ll p e rm it his^“

» < * te rrib le of them

b! "•TL ™ r » . t o E " 4 ” 
stretch 
. 
M a r y S m it h — ----
K a t i e C a l l a h a n -------

— --- 

A,“ .“ ’ I get tho g ir l? 

hr w in th, .to o p le ch a se t Docs he
Sto p it ! G a d . Hon-

Meric Obernn 

Fatty Kelly nah! D on’t b t a fool.

Where to G o

P A R A M O U N T .— " T h * C ow boy 

is 

e ve r, th a t "e v e n though the social 
cale n d a r 
closed u n til a fte r 
exams, this re g u la tio n docs nut 
in te rfe re w ith 
S u n d a y 
d in n e rs w h ich the U n iv e rs ity g irls 
m ay attend as guests at fra te rn ity 
houses, d o rm i­
houses, boarding 
approved 
tories, 

or a n y other 

in fo rm a l 

plftCG. **

A lth o u g h m any clubs have post-

Are You Going 
To Church 
Sunday?

 

 

Walter Brennan
* " * ~ _________ F u lly Knight
Henry Koiker 
Mabel Todd 
Harry Davenport 
Emma Dunn

B" i* 
Mr. Smith ----- ---
Klly . 
U ncle Hannibal
Ma H aw kins--

-— :r~r-

 

 

B y B O Y D S I N C L A I R
T e x a n A m u M m e n t t E d i to r

th e ir 

poned 
~„g,*»rwr« u n til a ft e r the fin a l ex- D aniel E . G rie d e r, m in i.te r
m eetings u n til a ft e r 
am in atio n period some w ill meet 

re g u la rly scheduled F I R S T P R E S B Y T E R I A N 

j q i SO— M o rning service, 

“ Poten

G a r y Cooper, the hum an fla g ­
pole, w ho once upon a tim e gave
‘ he fin e s t p o rtra y a l o f the sp irit V'ym,. 
m e lineny t 

___ i 

 

a n yw a y.

K W I L L K L U S •

T he K w ill K lu b w ill m eet S a t ­
u rd a y at 3:30 o'clock a t the home 
o f M iss L illia n W e s te r, w ith M rs.
jo in t hostess.
W illia m W y se 
A f t e r the ro ll c a ll, w hich is to be 
answ ered w ith “ A Boo k 
I H a v e 
R e c e n tly E n jo y e d .” the program 
w ill consist of re view s by Miss 
W e s te r and M rs. L e e Shepard.

ab 

n a litie s of the S o u l.” C h o ir an- o f the A m e ric a n cow boy in 

them . “ S e a rch M e, O G o d.” 
m em , o v a l i i i *uc, w u v u . 

, V ir g in ia n ,” a g .irI W W *

. 1 .* 

* 

' 

 

 

;— V e sp ers w ith tw o solos by M rs. of v a le t to peram b ulating 
T I - 

. . -! 

J 

. 

in "T h e C ow b oy and tho 
in “ ih e Cowboy

Jo*n

L a d y ,” m w hich he divides the title

E . B . P o rte r. M e d ita tio n on steaks 
na. 
rc« 
‘The T hree C ro w n s.”
- Y o u n g Peo p le ’s S o c ie ty fellow- role w ith ^ l58_M.e_rl t
ship supper and fello w sh ip eve- actress
nin g at the home of M r. and 
M rs. H a v e r C u rrie , 1214 New- 
ning S tre e t.

la sm a n m .

U N I V E R S I T Y B A P T I S T 
W a lt e r H . M cK e n zie , pastor

so lig h t 
fe rs com petition to the projectio n 
ist’s carbon arc beam. M r. Coop­
e r’s c h a ra c te r o f S tre tc h , an apt
fo r his elongated stature,
the L o r d ’s S u p p e r.” O bservance presents to him no h istrio n ic pi ob 

Serm on. " T h e S ig n ifica n c e o f name 

•upper.” O bservance presents to him no n m r i o m c prou- ^
’s Supp er. A mixed 

lem . T o the r a ^ y ra n c h e i 

;ts fu n n y fash io ^ ^ jt of; ^

i 

 

“ T h e C ow boy and the Lad> 

is

•going r i AO - 

At 

lh *1 

!err\ Wald and Maumee at n 

a n d William C o l l k ^ S r ^ S c ^ W 
mc H rni* 
Leo. Mti.ie and Jvrl. * by »<«*£._--- - and 
thur I.. Todd. Produced by Co.mopoH 
and Johnny Mower. Photograph bv Ar- day ) 
un. Directed by Rey Enright. Released 
by Werner Bro*
Peter Mason 
Ellen Farber „.

The east follow.

Dick Powell
Anita Louise D ick IN '" ell and 

K W -.the- .njr
‘The Franklin Dexter 

,

' U A 
*
Armiirnni
I eel- ^ , v ne Sulllv, n

1 1 

H e r s e lf 
. Jo y c e C o m pto n

Ronald Reairen | Fe a tu re begins at
w riter Catlett 2:54, 4:38, 6:22, 8:06,

-itlett

S T A T E .

1 ; J ^ g — 
Qlglock> 

and the I ady.” W ith G a r y Cooper
and Merle Oberon. F e a tu re begins
?;44>
(R e v ie w e d to ­

S a ra C rew e, the heroine, is a 
so rt of L itt le O rphan A n nie. The 
(lau g h ter of a v e ry w ea lth y ow ner 
o f diam ond mines, she 
the 
"p rin c e s s ” o f the p riva te school 
u n til it is learned th a t her fa th e r 
has died, 
le a vin g h er penniless. 
S a ra is then forced to be scullery 
m aid w hich she bears Pollyanna- 
ishly, m aking believe that she is 
Q U E E N .— “ The F ro n tie rs m a n .” still the princess. She is fin a lly dis- 
W ’th W illiam Bo yd and G eorg e covered and adopted by the v e ry 
fa th e r,
cruel 

"G o in g P la c e s.” W ith 
Louise. 
1 :1 0 , 
and 9:50.

at 1 :40, good frien d o f her 

t<,,ll,y>’ ..

11:26, 

A n ita 

late 

I ' ! . 

is 

I 

(F ir s t day.)

C A P | T ( ) L .— “ Arkansas T r a v e l­
F a y 

and 

e r.” W ith Bob B u rn s 
Ba in ter.

V A R S IT Y . — " A lw a y s 
b le.” W ith Ja n e W ith ers.

In T r o u ­

T E X A S . — “ G ive Me a S a ilo r

»** 

the 

who se verely rebukes the 
Miss M inchen.
B e c k y , 

little maid-of-all- 
w ork , e a s ily ca rrie d o f f all the act­
ing laurels w ith her strong Irish 
accent, her short pigtails, and high 
o f pleasure 
sh rill e x clam ations 
o ver some unexpected bit o f good
fo rtu n e . S a ra w as also commend

W ith M artha R a v e aud Bob H op e. » b l? « ‘ he op tiniiatic 

im agiuutiTe

'o rp h a n .— A N N H A R U E L L .

honors or shipped to the S m ith ­

sonian 
 ^

In s titu tio n , the venerable
, ly r « e d

has 

„ 

 

through W illia m C o llie r s 
H otten to t” 
be generations, is it.

In c 
fo r w h a t appears to

N or does M r. P o w e ll display a r y
vw ice

 ^ ^ ^ fij m H e 
as _ Qnce w hen A n ita 

is,
around bis neck like an A d a m ’s

Lo u ise 

ind igenou* to the isle of served to he e ith e r buried w it h 3 d ?0 U ^ 6 j4 0 , 8 :2 0 , end

^

 

I f ever a cin em atic anim al de- H a ye ?. Feature begins 

Cinderella Plot 
Pleases Kids

'Little Princess'
Is Children's Play

"T h e L it t le P rin c e s s ,” presented 
by C la re T re e M a jo r ’s C h ild re n ’s 
T h e a te r in H ogg M e m o ria l A u d i­
torium F r id a y a fte rn o o n , w as ex­
celle n t 
the 
e n terta in m e n t 
young audience fo r w hich it was 
intended. The plot o f the play 
closely 
tales we 
have read.

resem bles 

fo r 

the 

sing 
et w ill 
n, On Thee W e F e e d .” 

erm on, “ The T ru th About 

“ B read of rang ed from M o n ta n a s 

H o llyw o o d s r e fu lg e n c y , this r o _ 

^ ^ ^ 

h(j jo jn s g w ,

^ ^ inane som ething about 

ith Maxine .Sullivan and assorted 
itterbugs for a sw ing soiree 

jit

M rs. J . P . D avid and Miss Sara- 
in dell D a v id , m other and sister of 
stu* 

Je a n e tte D a vid , U n iv e rs ity 

raucous “ M u tin y in the N u rs e ry ,” and 

Ih e
who puts the thought I detected an arom a o f id e n t f r n m D allas, w ill visit in Aits 

I 

collaborates Durning celluloid. 

Jiv e , m an ! 

’ tin this week-end.

eharlov-hors". 
A rm strong
onk 

J;(U ,s „ A n n 

u m p ’ 
' 

ill trum pet
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RO B'T M U ELLER S BRO .

I S B B ^ •4.: ■ ■■ 

I

e p a s 

. 
is blessed w ith the ease of
His a 

is a ‘ n a tu ra l. 
and 
au to b io g rap h ical p ro jectio n . 
em barrassed sp irit in an aw k w ard 
emDai. A 
body in the presence of fem ales , 
and his sure sp irit in a lithe body 
in the presence o f men and c rit­
te rs m ake his cow boy roles the 
quintessence o f p e rfe c tio n .

F 

L ik e C ecil B. D e M ille , one S am ­
uel G o ld w yn can be depended upon 
fo r v a rio u s and su n d ry anachron­
isms, h e re w ith the casting of the 
beauteous Miss O beron as a sim-

S IG M A A L P H A IO T A
Sigm a A lp h a 

Io ta , 

n& 

n 

fr a te r n ity , w ill 

in itia te 
m usic 
a n d 
H a r r ie t D an iel o f T em p i* 
L o ttie H ancock ot A u stin a t the
T ex as School of F in e A rts Satur- _ *Ie a ^ 
d a y afte rn o o n a t 4 o’clock. A n 
in fo rm a l 
fo r m e m b e r 
w ill fo llo w the in itia tio n .

reception 

:30— Se 

o f th * Lo rd
q u artet

B e in g S a v e d .”

U N I V E R S I T Y C H U R C H O F 

C H R I S T

F r a n k L . Cox, m in u te r

U N I V E R S I T Y C L U B

T he U n iv e rs ity C lub , w h ich w ill 

have a sm oker S a tu rd a y n ig h t at 8:15— T a lk , 
8 o’clock a t the club, has u rg e d , 
m em bers to come and smoke the 9:45— B ib le School. 
best 5-cent cig ars th a t m oney can 

T em p le .”

I O :50— Serm on, " I Am the L ife .
The annual business m eeting 7 — E v e n in g serm on, " F i v e Fools.

" T h e Tom b or 

a 

^

F I R S T C O N G R E G A T I O N A L 
S. M arcua H ouge, m in u te r

buy. ------- 
w ill be held S a tu rd a y , Ja n u a r y 21

,

P R E S B Y T E R I A N L E A G U E

"T h e C h u rch 
w ill be the them e 
te ria n Stu d en ts 4 
gram S u n d a y nig ht, fo llo w in g in c 
'I «_jpper w hich w ill be served at 
P re s b y te ria n

t h e 
C hurch a t 6 o’clock.

U n iv e r s it y 

Grace Biesele w ill lead the pro- A t T e x . . B .b le C h a ir
gram and K e lle y N e a l, J a c k Mc- F L j e w e tt, m in u te r
C lendon, and L e s lie O ’C o n n o r w ill u — S e rm o n : 
speak. T opics w ill be taken from 
re p o rt, o f t h e O xford C o n fe re n ce 
C H R I S T I A N
on “ The C h u rch and M od ern So- C E N T R A L C h r i s m a n

cie ty

McIntyre, Oldham 
W in Design Contest

M c E v o y M c In ty r e 

Ja c k
Oldham tied fo r fir s t place in a 
Christm as decoration contest th a t

and 

on “ W h a t ’s A h ead 

fo r A m er ; c re d it 

to D r. Sig m und F r e u d ’s 

lea.

T he strin g trio w ill play. 

idea.

l l 

lig io n .”

C H R I S T I A N C H U R C H

“ R e th in k in g

M iss O beron 

M. E . Sa d le r, m inister

is plain M a ry 
I S m ith , spelling her name that w ay 
j in spite o f the fa c t th a t she is an 
actress. B o red , she goes slumming 
He- 1 w ith the d is ta ff side o f the house 
i help to the rodeo. She meets M r. 
C ooper, who is a fra id of women. 
D e fin ite 
fem in in e psychology’ of 
the relation sh ip between the sexes
th at w ay. Then Miss
t in ? ” Sex te tte w ill sing “ L if t O beron changes from this w a y to 
T h in e E y e s , ' and the choir w ill that.
sing “ I f W ith A ll Y o u r H earts. ’ | 

Serm on, “ Do Y o u L iv e in Aus- pet* him 

w ill sing “ H ail to the 
C reator.’

She buys a tic k e t on the coast- 
“ G o d ’s D epen-, wise steam er th a t is c a rry in g the 
donee U pon M e n .” Ju n io r C hoir rodeo and M r. C ooper from P a lm
Great Beach to Galveston. The encour­
aging meteorological phenomena 
of fog and celestial phenomena of 
lunar light awaken in the cowboy 
and the lady the chords of what 
9 : 4 5 Sunday School under su- Philosopher A rthur Schopenhauer
called the absurd comedy of re­
production.

pevision of E llis Nelson.

7 :2 0 -8 — Serm on, 

. 

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DISPLAY

I col, w id e by I 

in, deep,

60e in se rtio n

was sponsored by ^h« D<^ a r l^ e’^ U N I V E R S I T Y P R E S B Y T E R I A N
of A r c h i t e c t u r e and L . 31. » c a r 
brough and Sons. They received Conway T. W harton, m n .

m i n i s t e r

$12.50 each.

Edw ard Reichert and W in fred

R e a d e r A d s A r e To B e R u n
On C o n s e c u t i v e D a y s

e e C h a r a e f or C o p y ( b a n g e l o s t - 

the third, fourth, and fifth year 
students in design and their sub­
je c t was “ A Christmas Decorative 
Scheme.” The problems are on 
display 
B u ild ­
in Architecture 
ing 1 0 2 . 

 

j

Swing and Turn Club 
To H ave Barn Dance

received $7.50 each. Miss g— Presbyterian Student League 

Gustafson tied for second place n — Sermon, "E c e e Hom o!” 
and 
Eloise (Horrell and W arren C a u s ­
te r tied for third place and 
re­
ceived $5 each.

Amnesia, brought on by love,
followed by a vesper causes Miss Oberon to visit Mr. 
supper, 
service on "T h e Church’s V iew Cooper’s Lykes-like stateroom. Af- 
on W a r ,” led by Grace Biesele, ter dilly-dallying. Mr. ( oper 
assisted by K elley Neal,_ Ja c k turns off ^the light, Miss ();b « ™ J 
it o ff 
again, and Mr. Cooper seeing liai-
^handise:t 0 E a r l Balzar, W a lte r 7 .5 0 — Sermon, "W h e n L ife Goes s o n for sure, call* up ‘ ne captain,
saying to Miss Oberon rn honor­
saying
able utterance, “ W hen a man feels 
I toward a woman like I feel toward 

The following ten entrants re­
ceived honorable mention and are

. r , ™ P . 
 
Bowm an, Roger Conant. Jam es P 
Gibson, Ja c k Graves, La Rue Lang,
T b k C. Moore, George Schwarz, 
t o v Smith, and E rn est L. Youens. Fred W . Kern,

McClendon and Leslie 
nor.

F IR S T E N G L IS H L U T H E R A N

you, it’s time to get married.’ 

O ’Con- turns 

it back on, 

. . . . . . 

hand.. 

turns 

Sour.

. . .

The competition was limited to 10:30— Sermon, 

N o re fu n d , fo r cancellation s. 
in c o rre c t 

R espo n sib le 

fo r one 

in s e rtio n o nly.

A L L A D S C A S H 

IN A D V A N C E

M essenger s e rv ic e un til 4:30 p m .. 
w eek- d ay.. C o u n te r 
u n til 
6 p.m.

s e rv ic e 

for 

Dial 2-2473 
further 
information on messenger 
service.

to 

v» ay 

‘The 

Miss Ellen D rew ’s and Mr. h red
Personal P ro fit.” The subject M c M u rra y ’s 
im aginary entertain-
durintr the educational period of ing in their im aginary house in
rom-
Sing, You Sinners” is reality coat 
the service in the adult group 
, pared to Mr, Coopers fantastical
w ill be, "C h ristian W orship and 
ranch 
the L o rd ’s D ay.”

* :(!!.» V a,, Q m narc’1 la 

, ii __ 

A LL S A I N T S ’ C H A P E L 
Chest e r L. Hul ts, rector

house-warming with 
hands in his half-built bungalow. F O R _ s a i t 
Its effect is negatory because of 
it* too lengthy treatment.

......... —

the 

C o n ve rtib le
in A-1 nhap*. R ad io . P r iv s t 
wner. Ph o n e 8-2644.__________ ___________

O ldsm ob ile 

coupe 

: 

Business Opportunities

Autos For Sale

The Sw ing and Turn Club 

• 

it,Uh, a E a r n dance 6— v

"sw ing out” with a bam dance 
F rid a y night from 8 to 12 o’clock 
in the Old B o y Scf ut Hut. A.
J . Meyers, Dean T. U. T a y lo rs fa- K c ManI> pattor 
vorite hand, w ill play.

meeting.

The schottish, 

“ Little Fo o t,” 

heel and toe polka, waltz, and 3 
square dance w ill be among t h e 1 
T h . , . , will a l a n 
r
forms of dancing. There w ill also 
be some modern dancing.

 

Miss D orothy Gebauer, M r?

K a th le e n '' Bland, and M i - Ruth j:I:U 5 - P - W , 
Bass w ill chaperon.

t a w

7:30— Corporate Communion for

Clyde 

F itch ’s 

thirty-year-old
. i i U niversity students followed play on which the copyright has 
run out Is a mixture of farce, phil-
by breakfast at Gregg House. 
Morning prayer and sermon, j osophy, and strictly elemental so- 
‘
Club cial comment. Character actors 
espers 
Fuzzy 
like W a lte r 
K night, H a rry Davenport, and 
Em m a Dunn contribute no little
into evolving all t h e r e factors i n t o 
a comedy that is savory to a con- 

Brennan, 

S u n d a y

ST. P A U L ’S L U T H E R A N

and 

Services in German.

and

Bible «tant diet of motion pictures.

V

frn rio u s
l l — Sermon — The Gracious
W ords of J esu« Spoken in hie 
Home Tow n.”

„ T . 

A li r w a v e s

S P A T E fo r sm a ll b u s in e * , acro ss 

fr 
U n io n B u ild in g . Se# M r. E h m a n , 2 2

^

Coaching

F R E N C H , G e r m a n . L a t in G r e e k . C o * 

in g , t r a n s l a t i n g . D ia l 2 -0892, 6-7 p .rn

S P A N I S H . F r e n c h , G e r m a n , I t a l i a n . U n .

te a c h e r . 1701 C o n g r e s s . 2-7104.

T R I G . , A lg , G e o m ., A n a l y t , , C a lc 

j i 

R a n d le , 2311 S a n A n to n io . 2 - 0 1 5 ,.

F R E N C H , G e r m a n . L a t in . G r e e k , < /a 
in g . t r a n s l a t i n g . Dial 2 - 0 « 'j2 . <>■ 
V

D O N ’T F A I L S p a n is h A , I . or 12. R e 

e n a b le r a t e * . M r * . Riker. 2-fH 

.

H o ly M a trim o n y .”
2 :30— Ju n io r W a lt h e r Leag ue B a k e r ’s 
meets in the parish hall.

A new f e m i n i n e s i n f f r w i l l b e 
introdu ced to the netw orks on Phi]
"H o n o lu lu Bo m d ' over
t h * Colum bia netw ork from 8 to 2-6*63-

e f f e c t i v e c o a c h i n g

In Mf

m atic*. M A . 

in m ath e m atic *. 

*f 

y e a r . su cc e s sfu l te ach in g and c<
You w ill be a a tiafie d . 

( a .I Ma *

7:30— S erm o n — “ W h a t M a y W e 8:30 o’clock tonight. She is E lit e COACHING in A ra ivic Geometr
f a m ily C ooper, vocalist w ith E d d ie De-

o n o m e try. C o lle g e A lg f - ra, Mi 
In re a tm e n t. ar

the H o ly 

fro m 

of F in a n c e and 
J ne A n d re w * r-n’ ia! and In t e g r a l C aleufu *. Ja m # *

I>earn 
C o n cern in g Hom e L i f e . ” 

A . D. Pi Entertains 
W ith Buffet Supper

A

A lp ha D e lta P i so ro rity enter- 
« t* W e d T h u rs d a y n ig h t w ith a buf-
fo r p led ge,, a c tiv e ,, 
in- 
Y ' r X k M a rtin o ‘of 

i r f d in n e r 
w.wv*4 n l n m r Ort 
d u d “

D a lla s, p ro vin ce presid ent, and 
M rs. G. E . B r a y , o f A u stin , state 
president.

A centerp iece o f spring flo w e rs 

served as table decorations.

M a ry L u c ille K u h n and A lb in a 
M ig lia v a c c a w ere in charge o f the 
program .

C H R I S T I A N S C I E N C E S E R V I C E

„ u u ,

J

o f righteousness is lif e ; and the ton and M a ry K e lly .
p a th w a y 
is 
death.” 

(P ro v e r b ? 1 2 :2 8 ).

th e re o f 

th ere 

no

L a n g e ’s orchestra. 
S is te rs and th e ir d istin ctive har- 
m onies w ill he supported by a 
include* the
com edy cast which 

(B o r tS e , M c K s o g b

2501 

" - • u -

D O N ’T F A I L E N G L I S H 12. R " 
te ach e r who ha 
E n g lis h . 89c an ho ,r. P L ne L

experienced 

Dancing

in 

T h e New- Y o rk Philharm onic- =
S y m p h o n y O rchestra reaches the C5ifit
its broadcast over A N N E T T E D U V A L d a n c i n g 
3 0 0 m ark 
W A B O C B S 
IO to 11:30 
from 
o’clock this morning. E x c e p t fo r 
one num ber the program w ill con­
sist o f music 

by Mendelssohn, i o y i l s Shop. Dr#»st». 

Dressmaking

M o n d a y * A Th r*d»

L E A R N T O D A N C E 

♦* a

G . O . Pershing, Author, 
Speaks at Y ’ Sunday

George O. P e r ih in g , au th or 

and D e b u ssy’s tone poem, ’ The A fte r- >i0Wg' Re>*

Phone T T I 
2-2473 

I h e I Iexan C lassified A d s

rT l

Plione
2-2473

I J U 1 1

Announcements

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For Sale

Typing

Rentals

R e n ta ls

:

N EW LY FRESH J e t t y row tnd heifer 
calf, dry cow and good-blooded bull to 
trade for whlte-facc heifer, or iteer*. 
Might sell for cash. » all operator and ask 
for 49-F-2. 

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Laundries

G arage Rooms

Room and Board

LARGE garage room*: 

I de hath, pri­
vate phone, maid service. AUo lovely 
•oath room, private entrance, bath. 610 
W r i t 18. 4 4 1 7 .

VACANCIES 

for boy* at 1905-1907, 
1907'v University Avenue, m block* 
south campus. Table boarder, taken. Call 
in person. M n. Copeland.

You e n run yotir cla.sifirJ very 
I exan 1
•conomicslly 

In Th. Daily 

U 0 M E L A U N D R Y
l P H O N E 3 7 0 2 
l
I

T YPIN G : Theme*, the*®*, outline*, note*.
Wink called for and delivered Krannn- 
nhle rate*. Prompt aerviee. MI.* Wylia. 
Phone 2-0927.

MANY YEA R S experience 

typing 
*he*e* and term paperi. Reasonable 

In 

rates. Cell Mr*. Green, 2-0873._______

W anted to Buy

HIGH ES’I GASH PRICES HAID FOH 
.hues, and .ult 

•eeond-hand clothing 

rgKPM We alen buy musical Instrument.
A. Schwart*. Phone 8-0184.

MALKIN PAYS MORE for l)*ad Bult* 
Clothing end S h e * 407 East 8th S-0885

CASH 

for Scrap Gold. King., Chain*. 
Watch®*, etc. 821 Congree. 2-7712.

Rentals

Furnished Apartments

S O U T H E A S T 3 

room a p a rtm e n t: B a th , 
paid.
A d u lt*. No sin g le men. 2830 R io G ran d*.

t-orch, w a ter, 

sleeping 

lig h t* 

C O U P L E O R B O Y S : 2 ro o m . fu rn ish ed 
ap artm e n t. P r iv a t e entrance, hath, g a ­
fu rn ish ed . $22.
________

rage. w a ter, 
3206 S p e e d w ay, 8747. 

lig h t*, ga* 

S P E E D W A Y 

A R M S ■ 

B e a u t ifu lly 

nished 

e ffic ie n c y 
camp i*. 1P20 Speedw ay. 6818.

a p a rtm e n t. 

f u r ­
B lo c k

M I N! 

A p a r t m e n t 

rn c o m m o d a te 4. A ls o 
2 la rg e ro o m * . S b e p jn g p o rc h , g a r a g e .

Reasonable. 808 W e r t 21, * a ll 2-899H.

GARAGE ROOMS for hoy.: New brick 
building, tile shower*, all utilities paid. 
Porter service. Mr*. J. F. Malone. 1808 
Lavaca. Phone 3643, 

__________ _

Rooms

BOYS-G1RLS: Very- de-irahle southeast.
quiet room. Private brick horn* of 
two. Adjoining hath. 8 block* west Un­
ion. 2216 Rio Grande. 2-2839.

Rooms for Girls

G I R L S : N iec 

fro n t bedroom, ad jo in in g

co n ve n ie n ce*. 

Q u iet. 

bath. Modern 
2410 R io G ran de.

U P S T A I R S room fo r tw o g irl* . I b lo ck *
w r i t of ca m p u s. 2307 N u e ce s. C all 

8.1898, 

 

 

.

Room & Board

T H E R E W I L L be tw o vacan cie s at the 
A ik e n H o u se F e b ru a ry I . C a ll 8261.

d in n e r. N e w house. N e w 

F O R M E N . Room . breakfa-t and 6 o 'clo ck 
fu rn itu re . 
H an d so m e and co m fo rtab le. T il# bath.
Call *881.___________________________ .

T W O vac an cie s fo r g irl* w ith M rs. H ig h ­
to w e r a ft e r F e b ru a ry I . 612 W e s t -2, 

C a ll 9320.

I .40
.55
. 
.70
. 
. LOO

O n e D ay Service 

DRISKILL HOTEL LAUNDRY
8 -HOtJR SER V IC E

6 4 4 4 

119 E a s t 7 th

Locksmiths

K E Y S f i t t e d
S tre e t 

F if t h 

Phone 2-7981

— C all us. P e t m e c k y 'i 
Shop. 101 W e s t 6th.

Lost and Found

c . r d <•*«<- 

e o n u tn in g d r iv e r *
been ie end o th e r paper* va lu a b le to
ow n er o n ly . P le a s e ca ll N a t P e rrin e ,
Ph o n e 6929.

L O S T : Diamond and enpphlre P i P h i pin.
M a ry A nn C o llin s ” engraved on h a rk . 
N o t ify R u th C o llins, S c o ttis h R ite D o r­
m ito ry . R ew ard

Music

Rooms for Boys

B O Y S : U P S T A I R S room* V4 block w e s t 
U n io n B u ild in g . A ll h ill* paid. P ric e d 

rig h t. 407 W e s t 23. Gall 2-0616.

N E W H O I S E for boy* th a t is d iffe re n t.
C h ile to Drag. R cn .o n a b le ra te * . 708 
W e s t 2 4 bor ap p o in tm e n ts c a ll 2-840 4.

VACANCY fo r tw o b o y .. P r i v a t e h o m e. 
f o r b o y s .
fu rn is h e d . N e a r U n iv e r s it y . 805 

P r iv a t e bath and 

*h o w e r 

H eat 
W e s t 28rd S t r e e t .

ro o m . w ith sleeping p orch. 

M E N : M o d e rn hom e, u p s t a ir ., Ideal s tu d y 
V e n e tia n 
clo se ts, 
b lind s, hardw o od 
tiled b ath. N e a r c a m p u s M rs . W r ig h t . 
500 W e s t I S .

flo o r*, 

larg e 

N E W fu rn is h e d bedroom , tile sh ow er, p r i­
fu rn itu re , m a il 
Ideal fo r one o r 

vate e n tra n ce, m aple 

s e rv ic e . U tilitie s paid. 
tw o. $30. 2-1740. 

____________________ ___

B O Y S * R O O M S : Double and single. 2 clo­
set*. e v e r y th in g new. P r i v a t e tile bath. 
inclu ded , out* 

P r iv a t e en tran ce. G arag e 
E a s t 82 S tre e t. 

__________________________

R O O M fo r b o y : R ig h t on cam pus, I block
P r iv a t e e n ­
sleeping porch. 2410 W ic h it a . 

from P h y s ic s 

B u ild in g . 

tran ce, 
T elep hone 2-7929. 

______

M O S I D E S I R A B L E : S o u th e ast, 

flu iet,
p riv a te beth, p rivate entra n ce, ne w 
home, new fu rn itu re , tw in beds, clo se t. 
t i l l W e s t 19. 7 966.______

A V A I L A B L E 

Fe b ru a ry 

I 

in p r iv a t e 

ho m e : fo r young man share 

room . A d jo in in g bath w ith .b o w e r. 1009 

W e s t 2 2 % . 2-3040. 

______

R O O M S w ith 

^ 
boys, q u ie t, p riv a te bom* I block fro m

room m ates. 

studious 

ca m p u s. 210 E a s t 2 6 v*. 2-3518.

[ . E l A U S T I N P H O N O G R A P H C O . 

fu r ­
nish m u st* for you r p a rty o r dance. 

Ph onog raph * 
116 E a s t 5. 9489. 

rented 

fo r a ll o ccasio n s, j , r,nj0_

________________

B O Y S : A v a ila b le now or 

I .
ii room e ffic ie n c y a p artm e n ts. R e f r ig ­
V e n e tia n

inner-
S porch**, 
eratio n, u tilitie s 
b lin d s .’ * blocks cam pus. 2600 S a n An- e x ce lle n t m eals, m ilk ae rie d a l *>•?!*:
taken . Reasonable. 1916 

B O Y S : H u tc h is o n H ou«e. New 

H irin g m attre sse s, 

f m U h e d . 

f e b r u a r y 

sleet 

T ab le b oard ers 
S p e e d w a y . 2-6761.

Mimeographing

T Y P I N G A 

C u ttin g 24-hour scr-
, p T o m m y ti con. 2502 A Vlchlta. 2 -9 8 2 8 .
Plumbing

- 

w ater heater re p a irin g , 

RAVE' 

range*, t '• 
m tnppe. 

ce 

1890 — Plumbing
ga* piping.
■ * - onnected. ainka, **w e r*
I 

L a v a c a . P h o n e 6768

Records

G arage A p a r t m e n t

G A R A G F, A P A R T M E N T S • T ile bath «nd

sh ow er, 

In n e rs p rin g m aO resses, 

t w i n ; * 1921 

|.r |x. 3007 F r o t h and 1316 W e s t L y n n .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
M r*. W 'ooten. 2-8846. 

Garage Rooms

R O O M A N D B O A R D fo r t 

W e ll b a l­
anced m eal*. P ric e * reasonable W a lk ­
ing d ista n ce U n iv e r s it y . 212 Elm w ood.

V A C A N C I E S : G ir l* 

•'I' » 
hom e. 2 b lo c k ' U n iv e rs ity . Adjoining 
t il* b ath* G la sse d s le e p .'« por h. M rs. 
H a r la n . 2600 N uecev. 7515.

room-hoard. 

B O Y S : N ic e ro o m s be*ween
and C a p ito l. Good home 

*"*’

I if desired . R easo nable rate*. B i l l . P»>1. 

1609 G u a d a lu p e . 8-1869.

F O R R E N T : N e w room *,
fo r second sem ester 

in E v e l e . . Ed en . 
T . U . T a y lo r. 6 to 7 p m. 2214 S a n A n ­
tonio.

sortable,
2-7109.

new f u rn itu re R O O M and board 

for bo-,« 
nighed room *. W e ll balanced mea is. Rea- N E W

y f jr

S i 

2105 

R io Grande. Telephone

b ric k hom e, single b e c .

s p r in g m a t t r e s s e s , rn 

in g d is t a n c e o f U n i v e r s i t y 
t io n a l. G a r a g e a v a ilb le

2396 S a b in e .

aid service. W a lk *
M e a ls op- 

S L I G H I L
Victor 
ato n e. I im 
a y e Sto re

I 

I E O P h o n o g r a p h R e c o r d *

- ■ , w b .<, D e e r s , V o c a lin , M el- 
, r h o r 8 fo r 2 6e. P e t e 's P a c k - 

M o c k . o f c a m p u s 
S m it h . 2-2928.

! > - E a s t 6 th .

EOT 

I l f E A S T g a r a g e 

r o o * 

i r e r 

i 

p r iv a t e h a th , 
prl

rr » id s e r v ic e . 4 
C a ll 9993 o r M r s .

l r v a t . en- G I R L S — T r a n s ie n t s . R - r
a b le . 2 20 6-22 0 8 N e re * 

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R O O M a n d b o a r * 
a n c e d m e a l* . 

for b
R e- on*

• W el] ba' •
I a block

2-19*7.

“ D EI 
Hi

E R P L E ” — -Goy 

L o m b a r d o and 

h n H r a . " S a y I t W i t h A K U * " —

v a n w it h O r c h e e t r a . R e c o r d * W i l l 
J , R . R e e d M u . i e C o . 805

a t 

6 55.1.

p is h e d , p r i v a t e b a th 

o r 

co ID I*. M a id 

s e r v ic e , 

U p p e r c la s s m e n
( . a r a g e . 906

Travel Bureaus

G A R A G E R O O M 

f o r on# or 
t w o b o y*. P r i v a t e b a th a n d e n t r a n c e .
s e r v ic e . U t i l i t i e s 

f ir n ia b e d . M u d 
1312 W e s t L y n n . E n f i e l d . 7 30 0.

A v a ila b le 

W e l l 
paid 

B O Y S U n u s u a l ly n e e 

\ 

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I 

£ c k » 

V V - r;::; a 

a le e p i
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R e a s o n a b le . 2512 

(xuada . upe- 

............ r

-

2 R O O M S U I T E J f 
a d jo in in g b a th , n 

m e a ls . W a l k i n g d 
P a r k P la c e . 8-1149,

id f < r ■
nee IT

. - 7 9 ie . 
 
T w in l ed*, 
e, excellent 
,’a r t i l y . 7u'J

v At [

( A R
\ RC

,* s * e n g e r » d a ily 

to a ll p o in t* . C A R A G F 

-, r B u r e a u . 708 R m r.n *. 2-7264

R O O M E 

4
b o y * S t u c c o b u ild in g . N i c e ly fu r n is h e d . 
.S h o w e r. M a id s e r v ic e . 

U p p e r c la s s m e n 

E x t r a good h a d *. 
G a r a g e . 906 W e s t 26.

R O O M and B o ard I 
L o v e ly la rg e roo!

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1 2 I

Reasonable.
S n G ab rie l.

F I N E S T d e lu x e s tu d e n t s u it e s : S w a n k y -
.b o w e r , 

st re a m li n e d - m o d e r n is t ic. T il e 

p r iv a t e e n t r a n c e , m a id 
f u r n is h e d . $40 

f o r tw o . C a l l - -- • * ; ____

QU I ET P L A C E 

t o s t u d y : P in e - p a n e le d 
in n e w
T d e n r * ^ n l y 6 b lo c k * fr o m U n io n R n -

p r i v a t e h a th 

( . h e w e r ) 

B o u le v a r d . P h o n e 2-8068^_____________ _

B O Y S : C lean, comfortable room * n e a tly 
pp*

fu rn is h e d . 

P ric e d 

rig h t 

tion al. 2608 G uad alup e. Ph tn e 2-821'-

R O O M 

in y a rd 

fo r 2 boy*. 
d r e e in g room , ping f beds* 

■ 
$10 each. 250 8 R io G ran d e . C a ll

i8‘ I® 

,

B ed roo m ,

set 
2-8228. 

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Typing

S IN G L A R O O M : 

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In n e rs p rin g m a itre * * 

 

 

_ _ _ _

| p ho no 8-2996

tile bath, maple 

fu rn itu re , hardwood R O S W E L L H O ' SF. 

. r a 's t y r in g : T h e m e *, theaes,

V 
taso n ab le . C a ll 8-1239.

' G 

L a w o u tlin e *, these*, 

them e*.
M rra y . 2207 R io G ran de. 7776.

p m * o f them e*, th e se *, out- 

L o n a S m ith . 8-1869.

flour*, maid se rvice . C a ll m o rn in g s p r e ­
fer si,l v. 3126 D uval.

N E W garage 
d ressin g 

ro o m : 2 

P r iv a t e 
room , p riv a te h a th . K n o tty 
f u rn itu ra , garage. 2 

b o y *. 

pine w alla, m aple 
blo-k* U n iv e r s it y . 4698.

diou* boy 
fi od, conif 
sh o w e r*, lr

Coaching or Typing Ads

Specie' Rates 
2 Line Ads $2.00 Month

F o r E x a m p l e :

C O A C H IN G : German, L v o, French, Greek, 
Translating. Ca 1-0000.

TH E D A ILY T EX A N C LA SSIFIED S 
C A L L 2-2473 BEFORE 4:30

ic y w here *tu- 
hume. Q u a lity 
room *,
.ean 

J. r* rf-11 w a > .

F O R B O Y S : N ic e ly fu m U h e d room s 

jo in in g b ath *, p riv a te
to U n iv e r s it y . 

ve n ie n t 
S tre e t. P h o n g < 620.

a l t 

Ad- 
:on- 
H elm a

M A K E 

re agr* at I 
room . 2 bloc* 
fans

hoard 

un rf 
2-237 3. 

^ ____

na 

i * 

fo r u p sta irs 
from ca nap'J a. Room 
1912 N u e ce *.

jna b k . 

S T A L L T E R H U W E i R '10**" *nT rr” “n * t u *
dent*. Meal** optio nal. S in g le bed*. * 
R io G ran d e . Ph o n e

block* camp

B O Y

* 7 . ™ 

in-a me;,!*. I - I O C o n u re**. 2-5221

ROY’S : Room and hoard $28-50, P r i v a ’ e 
nome. 'I win bed-, steeping porch a v a il­
able. E x c e lle n t m eal*. U t ilit ie s fu rn ish ed . 
11 o Went 31, H-2W S ft#

R O O M - B 0 5 R D 

excellent
fo r bf>v*: 
m eal*. P r ic e reasonable. Room s nicely 
Ji.p t . 2 blocks cam pus. 1905 N u e ce s. 
P h a n ? 2*4911*

* 

G I R L S : Room -board. R e aso n a b le 

rates.
I win bed*. A e ro ** street so uth of S u t ­

ton H a ll. 391 W e s t 21. 2-8576.

R O Y S : A v a l able now. Ona v a c a n c y , up- 
» ta ir» , e a» t a lg .p m g Porch, three q u .r- 
reaaonable. 
__________ _

ter beds, 
8 0 f W e s t 23. 9237. 

til® hath, T trm a 

in n e rsp rin g m attre sse s, 

B O Y S : F i r s t cia ** home. N ew tw in bed*.
larg e clo se ts. 
B o a rd o p tio n al. *30. 2809 R io G rande. 
8-1447. 

________________ _

' ‘Good | B O Y S : E x t r a nice bedrooms

tran ce *. 
b id . paid. 
2804 N o rth G u a d a lupe. 3792.

P r iv a t e home. 

t il* b ath, 

outside en­
larg e clo sets. A ll 
Reaso nable.
J 

B O Y 'S : L a r g e so uth east 

room

f ,)r : or 3. P r iv a t e *t!tran ce , tile bath
——=

and shower. 704 ,

5

-

Unfurnished Cottages

sciR. R E N T b v o w n e r: N e w u n fu rn ish e d
t h . h . n , w * j:
K . r . E f , U n iv e r s it y n .ig ..

, s l 
-lo 

n o ,V 
ho-hood. Ph o n e 9410. 

-

M I T T E R M A Y E R B A B Y B O R N 

,

le ctu re r, w ho is now on a nation- noon o f a F a u n ” and The F if t h

"rid# s p r i n g t o w , w ill U l t 
Y .M .C .A . 
the U niversity 

\ girl weighing 7 pounds and 
l l ounce? was born to M r. and 
Mrs. H en ry M itterm ayer Thursday afternoon a* o ( . ' ( k . 
Hight at 7:20 o’clock a’ Seton In- 
is the 
f inn arv. Mrs. M itterm ayer is the “ Spain Aw akes” 
fnrm er Miss 
Smith, 
Rock, Ark. M itterm ayer lettered with Spanisr R e lie f activities ?r r c R U IS E - R A N E Y
for two years on the Longhorn 
football team.

author of by Otto Klemp* 
and of numr-n is C B S I r o m 3 ; 

rx-student ' f r o m L ittle conflict. He has been associated

Mr. Pershing 

a Sym phony of B

M a ry 

phony of Beethoven w ill be 
Los A n geles 
e 
Sunday prn.onted by th
Philharm onic Orchestra, directed
>’■
Philharmon.f 
ret over % A B f -
o clo.ck
*y. 4 IO 

more +han two years as National
Field Secretary of the Medical Bu- j j r and \lr«. L. VV. Haney of Hous-
reau to Aid Spanish Democracy. . 0, _ W ;u 
i,e married to V e rv e t
The lecturer is a relative of John qx jM„ fe b ru a ry 18 in Houston.

Miss Lovell Raney, daughter of 

Elizabath articles dealing w ith the Spanish th is afternoon. A N N H A R R E L L .

L A T I N - A M E R I C A N C L U B

The Latin-Am erican C lub’s pie- 
t ir e for the Cactus w ill be made 
Satu rd ay afternoon at 1 :30 o’clock
in front of the Main Building. 
A nna Solis has requested 
members be present. 

! • P f-r5jbing. 

Miss Rangy, a member of Chi 
Omega sorority, was g radu and 

Mrs. W . Lynn Brow n, w ife of from 

lf*36.
Dr. Brow n, instructor in psychol- Cruise is from Texarkana and is
that ail ogv, underwent an appendectomy a student in the School of Medi-

the U n iversity 

in 

I Thursday. 

j cire at Galveston.

Rent Those Rooms NOW !

Students are looking for rooms now before F in a l fc.xams start Januar> 2 !. T h e early use 

of tire one medium w h ich reaches every student and facu lty m em ber gives >ou an ex­

ceptional opportunity to rent all yo u r vacancies at a ve ry low cost.

Call 2-2473 Before 4:30

 Phone 2-2473 

THE DAILY TEXAN’ 

Phone 2-2473

SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 1939

VER

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— LOC.

M O R E D A M I T

The Poet’s Release

T H E S O U L

In the B e g in n i n g ,
When ail th in g s w ere n ew , 
T ruth E x is t e d .
N ow it e x is t s , and then 
It shall ex is t.
There is su ch a th in g 
As f u n d a m e n t a l Truth 
And U lt i m a t e Good 
T ruth and G o o d n es s are 
The f o u n d a t io n o f all *
T ha t L ife is.
There is su ch a th in g 
A s H e a v e n and su ch a th in g 
As H ell—
N ot as t h e o l o g ia n s and 
P r o fo u n d p h ilo so p hers 
Think on th e m a tter,
B ut rather in th e simple 
Faith th a t H e a v e n is 
W here God is,
A n d H ell is 
W h ere God is not.
A nd 
if w e th in k 
We co m e to w o n d e r, 
It is n o t p o ssib le 
For H e a v e n a n d Hell to e x is t 
H ere on e a r th , and ev en are 
Led to b e lie v e th a t H ea v en 
And Hell can e x i s t w ithin an 
Individual h u m a n soul.

in this w a y , 
if 

T H E T O W E R C H I M E S

W h at is it I f e e l 
As s e n t im e n t str o n g 
For a m e lo d io u s peal 
O f m u sical so n g .
•

A herald to m o r n in g 
Of stu d y and talk 
To som e a w a r n in g 
A nd o th ers a w alk.

•

T hen a t n ig h t high ab ove

S o q uiet and y e t alive 
H e c h im es his tim e and sa y s 
‘Girls, i t ’s e le v e n fo r t y - f i v e ."

•

A lth o y e a r s will pass 
L ik e m e m orie s o f an h our 
ITI alw a ys rem em b e r 
T hose ch im es in the T ow er .

— D A V I D B A K E R .

H O R T I C U L T U R E

I p lan ted a seed ,
A n d nu rtu red it with 
L o v in g hand?.
M other E arth b ro u g h t 
F o r th a flo w er, like 
M y self.
T h o u g h I die, y e t 
I live a ga in in th a t 
F lo w er .
N o r all th e p la g u es 
T h a t d e str o y m ank in d 
W ill ev e r d estroy m e,
F o r I live.
I plan ted a seed ,
A n d nu rtu red it with 
L o v in g hands.

— LOC.

little m iss i burn c a n d le on 

and d o n ’t tell d ean sat on a 

both en d s 

ca c tu s and 

said th a t sn o ok ie ii is a c o p y ­

c a t and is 
fu r th e r m o r e 

sno ok ie i and 
w h y in h e ll d o n ’t 
think up som e 
lik e 

t h in g n ew 
d o n ’t also

n o b e t t e r 

th a n 

sn o o k ie 

ii 

sn o o k ie 

iii 

— sn o o k ie 

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lovely. 

V e r y 

e v e r y d a y t o s a y hell o t o t h e f l owe r s ,

•

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color
56— a n u mb e r
6 < — m ost d i s t a l 
61— exclama* ion 

o f surprise

64— succor

w ith metal 66—-common

level
67— born
6 8 — conciliator
71— volcano in 
Sicily
72— suppress
73— float aloft 

on w ings

74— girl
75— North 

American 
harmless 
snake
76— hallowed
77— run a w a y

14—opposite of 

15-
16-

aw eather 
-stout cord 
-black and 
blue
-voc*a! music
17-
-weakening
18-
20— ex'-1 a ma* ion 

expressing: 
impi ■

21— blae
22 convert into

; rd

24— destitute of 

teeth
2 7 — m e a d o w
29— negative
30— divert
36— kind of shoe
38— snug re*reat
39— unbleached
40— high p f lest 
of Israel

H o s t e t t e r
43— single spot 
playing 
card

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T H E A ’ S I I 

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t e r d a y 
p l a y , “ T h e I i 
m o r i a l Audit* 
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t h e U n i v e r s i t y is 
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srded.

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" L i s t e n , girls, 

rn n e w s p a p e r end 
this is t he first night I h a v e b e d of f in sis mo n t hs 
e n d I w e n t e dat e H o w a b o u t it 
I don t c a r e 
who i t ’s with, I just w e n t a d a t a "

f o r 

fyr> f a r es wr know, Mr . W o o d didn t have e 

d a t e t h a t night

D e p t, of U t t e i

on f ii aion

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of tho M ed iev

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rose petals

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alight bow

26— cease 
28— devoured
31— beverage 
prepared 
from leaves
32— undesigned 
38 — unrelenting
34— naked
3 5 — faction
36— plant 

yielding 
a drug
37— short 
42— channel

from shore 
inland 

44— m istake 
47— allow 
4 9 —correla tive 
o f neither 

51— encountered 
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in 

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r a t h e r a dr i ve 

It t e e m s to me t h a t it it not
t h e lack of rn dr i ve t h a t i» t a u t ­
su c h d e p l o r a b l e c o n d i t i o n ! 
ing 
j u t t 
t he T e x a n 
l e t t i n g 
a t 
l e t ­
d r i f t , " a t 
t e r , b u t 
t he 
r i g h t d i r e c t i o n a n d a r e t p o n t e 
t o t h e d r i ve by t he s t u d e n t b o dy 
o n c e it it s t a r t e d . O n e t h i n g t h a t 
t h a t al! 
it 
it 
l a m e n t e d 
to 
d r i v e s h a v e b e e n 
a l l owe d 
wax a n d w a n e . R e m e m b e r 
t h e 
d r i v e t o " s t o p m a k i n g cow tr ai l s 
the 
t h e g r a s s ”? W h a t w e t 
on 
r e t u l t of t h e dr i ve ? Thre e d a ys 
a f t e r 
t h e 
i t u d e n t i we r e c u t t i n g 
T e x a n , 
a c r o s s 
t he gr a s s a g a i n . It will 
s oon he t i m e f o r t h e gr a s s to be 
c o m i n g o u t a g a i n . If we n e e d a 
d r i ve , a n d s u r e l y we do, this is 
a g oo d pl a c e to s t a r t . B u t let s 
k e e p it g o i n g this ti me.

s t o p p e d by 

it wa* 

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P R O F S E L L S P R I N T S

P r in ts o f w a te r colors o f the 
ca m p u s b u ild in g - done by R a y ­
m ond E v e r e t t , a sso cia te p r o fe s so r 
o f fr e e h a n d d r a w in g and p a in tin g , 
in th e A rch i- 
are on sale exhi 
w. The prints
te c t u r e Library 
a r e 50 c e n t s eac

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f o r m a n c e

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are prest 
h a v e no i 
t h e T e x a 
l i g h t l y an 
to t h e fir 
T h e wr i t e r 
t he 
e n o u g h 
s t u d e n t b o d y 
tion o f t h e f 
v e r s it y schol 
g o to o t h e r 
T e x a n did pi 
h a 5* a c o n ne 
w i s h e s to ap 
t r e a t m e n t of

T h e T e x a i 
s e v e r a l d a y s 
d e p a r t m e n t 
f r o m thi s or* 
c h i l d r e n . S< 
t i c k e t s .

All this d 
s c h e d u l e s for 
M a n y times, 
s t u d e n t s d e p 
b y Au st in 
g ro u p s , The 
o f A u s t i n ’s I 
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r h e r e s t w o u l d 
A l t h o u g h the 
he o r g a n i z a t i o n
• U n i v e r s i t y , 
it 
h a l i gh t -w’ord 
p l a y .

t i m e c a r r i e d a 
its a m u s e m e n t s 
s t«i b u y t i c k e t s 
u n d e r p r i v i l e g e d 
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t was advertised
w ere to hear "B olen *” and "Blue D an u b e ,” a
c o u p le f-f ou r fa vo rites. Mr. S an d ers m ust have
a n tic ip ate d our 
co m in g b eca u se he 
pin',I'd " B o le r o ” first to g e t us in tere sted and then 
w aited until alm o st la s t to p la y " B lu e D a n u b e.”
O f c o u r se , there w ere som e m iscella neo u s th in g s 
like L a w ren ce T ib b e tt ruining a p er­
in b e tw e e n 
the N e e d o f
f e c t ly irood s o n * like " S ta n d in ’ 

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the pe opl e ,
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j u t t 
the
ut. W h e n we a r r i v e d 
the p r o g r a m f o r 
little 
l o n g h a i r e d f i n e a r t t s t u d e n t * w e r e s i t t i n g 
a r o u n d w i t h t h e i r music b o o ks o p e n to t he p r o p e r 
p l » r , wi t h 
r e a d y to f ol low t h r o u g h w h e n O l c u t t s t a r t e d t he 

f i n g e r s on t h e f i r s t note, all

t h e i r 

ti l 

m u s i c .

a s n ’t so bad f 
I s e e th em , bu 
help th em fo 
ov er a g a in I 
just g o t sick a 
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w e closed our 
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ft i ie o f A m erica n C ivilisation
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is a fo n d lo v e r o f 
w a n tin g fo r so m e 
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illu m in a tio n 
m o d ern 
indred d i f f e r e n t hu es 
ii th e A m erica n Medi- 
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W orth W orks P r o g r e ss A d m in is- 
i- c o n fr inted w ith a p ara do xica l 
als rep o rted 
th e y had p le n t y o f 
len ty o f m o n e y , but not e n o u g h 
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