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B e n e d ic t, s c r a tc h i n g hi- hea d w h en Miss C o l e m a n in tr o d u c e d h e r s e lf to the Know elite, Y o u r U n iv e r s i t y ‘ What i- Nu U p silo n Tau T a u ? ” “ N u t s to y o u , ” r ep lie d the high D e c. u n c o n s t i t u t i o n a l W A S H I N G T O N , 9. — ( I N S ) — T he S u p r e m e C o u r t to d a y held p r o v i s i o n s o f the H om e O w n e r s L oan A c t w hic h p e r m it t e d st a t e b u i ld in g and loan a s s o c i a t i o n s t o b e c o m e F e d ­ s t a t e a s s o c i a t i o n s w i t h o u t eral c o n s e n t . T h e d e c is io n w a s f i r s t o f t h e the p r e s e n t te rm on v a l id it y o f an a e t o f the R o o s e v e lt A d m i n i s ­ t r a tio n . J u s t i c e C ar d oz o d e l iv e r e d the c o u r t ’s u n a n i m o u s o p in io n . 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U n d e r the H o m e O w n e r s Loan A c t, b u ild in g and loan a ss o c ia - t i o n s w e r e g iv e n tho rig!'! *o b e ­ c o m e F e d e r a l association-^ upon a vet" o f 5 1 per c en t or m o r e o f th*' v o t e s c a - t at a l e g a l m e e t i n g . O r i g i n a l ly t h e act sa id t h e m e e t ­ ings sh ould be s u b j e c t to s ta te T h e a m e n d e d -act o m i t t e d law. T h e W i s c o n s i n this •Supreme C o u rt, t h e c o n s t r u i n g law, held that it m e a n t that st a te c o n t e n t w as r e q u ir e d . I f t h e law m e a n t O therw ise, t h e c o u r t held, i* w o u ld be u n c o n s t i t u t i o n a l as an i n v a s io n the s ta t e s . r ig h t s o f p r ov ision . t h e o f Reddick to Speak At Convention j o u r n a l i s m DeWitt. Reddi ck, a s s i - t a n t pr o­ l ea v e f e s s o r o f j o u r n a l i s m , will Thur lie l ay for Be l t o n w h o r e will a t t e n d a - t a t e c o n v e n t i o n o f th* s t a f f m e m b e r s o f hi gh school n e w s p a p e r s arni y e a r b o o k s . T he c o n v e n t i o n w ll be s p o n s o r e d by of the d e p a r t m e n t Mary7 H a r d i n - B a y loc C o l l e g e f o r R e d d i k wi l l s p e a k \Y n. M P r o j e c t s f o r Hi g h o n “ S e r v i c e S c h o o l Rapers, " F r i d a y a f t e r n o o n . A m o n g t he e x - s t u d e n t s w h o w ill t he c o n v e n t i o n ar e A l e x a t t e n d T e l e - t he T e m p l e Morphia** o f o f t Ii" g pa p e r at Sa n A n t o n i o T echnical Hi gh S c ho o l ; Ma ry E l i s a b e t h Mil­ • rom l er, s p o n s o r f r o m B r a c k e n r i d g e Si at o! 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H o m e d e m o n s t r a t i o n a g e n t w o r k is o ne o f th e c o u r s e s o f s t u d y o f f e r e d to y o u n g w o m e n in t h e U n i v e r s i t y . t r a in in g o f f e r e d e x t e n s i o n in it The Weather C l o u d y and c ol der , f o r e c a s t for t o d a y . i h o m e c o m i n g w e e k f e s t i v i t i e s . , w e a r H a ll o w e ' e n c o s t u m e s . w o r t h y nut. All-Stars Defeat Pirates in Soup Bowl Contest, 19-0, Before 3000 * All-Americans Of Past Star In Charity Game Texan S po rts Football Banquet Tonight H igh School will m e e t F r i d a y o'clock. T h e 8 :3 0 m o r n in g be s u b j e c t discu ssio n will th e P e r ­ “ F am ily R e la tio n s a n d s o n a lity D e v e lo p m e n t th e o f C h ild ,” w hich will be c o n d u c te d by Mrs. V irg in ia S h a r b o r o u g h . Ex-Students Sponsor ‘Stag’ C O M P L E T E C A M P U S A N D C O N F E R E N C E C O V E R A G E F A L L S E R I O U S L Y ILL ---------------o------------- — N E A. S E R V I C E I N S. R E P O R T S a t f o r in E L P A S O , Dec. 9.— ( I N S ) — th e A lb e rt B. F all, s e c r e t a r y of th e H a r d i n g c a b in e t, i n t e r i o r was in r e p o r t e d “ slowly s in k in g a bu lletin issued n y his p h y sician s th is a f t e r n o o n . P h y s i c i ­ a t 1 2 :3 0 th e li ttle hope f o r a n s held o u t ag e d p a t i e n t w ho s u f f e r i n g is fro m b ro n c h ia l p n e u m o n ia . S T U D Y G R O U P T O M E E T I he g ro u p o f e d u c a t io n s t u d y t h e U n iv e rs ity J u n i o r p a r e n t Miss L u cite E m e rs o n , in s t r u c ­ to r in home econom ics, will talk to th e W o o ld rid g e P a r e n t - T e t c h e r s ’ A sso c iatio n on to y s a n d books a t its m e e t i n g to d a y a t 3 :1 5 o ’clock at th e school. By J E R O M E A L L E N T e x a n Sport* S t a f f It w a s all in f u n , b u t w h a t a frame! A g e n e r a l mix fo o tb all t a r e of great.' an d near-great-- v, ho w ant by th e nam e o f th e All th e S o u th w e s te rn S ta r s d e f e a t e d U n iv e rs ity P i r a t e s the Soup Bowl g a m e a t H ouse Park M un ­ d a y n ig h t by th e core o f IO to 0 b e f o r e 3 ,0 0 0 onlookers. in the th e line-ups of A ll-A m eric ans of the past dow n 't a r - c o m ­ to m e r e college grid posed tw o te a m s. Those who p l a y e d on the te a m s o f N otre Dame, The I Di­ v ersity of T exae. W a sh ing ton arui I .et*, Ohio S ta t e . T e x a s A. & M., and the -evhial o th e rs, d o n n ed m oleskins once more and gave the c r o w d an ev en in g o f e n t e r t a i n ­ m e n t t h a t could not be excelled, fo r m e r In the o p e n in g m in u te s o f the ga m e th e s u p e r io r i ty of the All- S tar was c le a rly defined . With as H illiard, such s t a rs c a r r y i n g an d K aro w ( hevjgny, th e mail th e f o r o ra n g e and w hite clad te a m ri p ­ th e opposition with ped old-tim e T he S o u th w e s ­ te r n h a rk s seldom g ain ed, and at least h alf th e tim e failed to g e t back to th e line o f scrim m age. long gains, th r o u g h fo r m . T he f o r w a rd w alls of the tw o elevens fought b it te r ly . All-Amor Scan Tim M oynihan, J a c k G ray, and C h a rle y C o a t e s proved that . tim e does n o t d e t e r i o r a t e o n e 's i ability as a fo o tb a ll s ta r. In spite of the display o f fig h tin g a b ility j bown by th e S o u th w e s t e r n it could not cope with th e m ig h ty I fo r w a rd wall o f th e A ll-S tars. C o m e d y E l e m e n t P re v a ile d line, the ga m e. T he co m e d y e le m e n t prev ailed ; Tho All- j th r o u g h o u t S ta r s tire d o f b lo c k in g tho S o u t h w e s t e r n p la y e r s ; so th e y blocked each o th e r. lin em en J a c k c h e v i g n y , coach of th e Ail S ta r s, had issued no plays to hi* c h a rg e s an d the plan of at ta c k w as f o r m e d 'rho c o n te r called signals inst earl o f the q u a r t e r b a c k . t h e huddle. ; in d i f f e r e n t M onday U su a lly th e cu sto m is fo r th e I! i itach to cont col sub-t it ut ions. n ight. wa« W hen a p la y e r decided t h a t he had had en o u g h , he w alked to tho sideline an d ask ed to he relieved. P ro c ee d * to C h arity T h e p ro c e e d s of tho g a m e will Im* ut-'d f o r c h a r i t y p u rp o s es in A u stin an d G e o rg e to w n , with the Vt ill R og ers M em orial fu nd, an d th e u n d e rp r iv ile g e d c h ild re n s h a r ­ ing in the b en efits. fo r th e eleven b e f o r e J a m e s V. Allred G o v e r n o r kick ed o f f field. low dow n C o o ser an d B a r n e s each p u k e d th e S o u t h ­ up a f i r s t do w n th e Ali­ w e ste rn to business. s t ai'- n ettled dow n ( ' n a t e s a n d T o lb e r t blo cked tw o kb-k< a t t e m p t e d by th e P ir a te s . Un th e th i r d t r y r o u s e r kicked to m idfield. could gain co n siste n tly , a n d a n e x ch an g e o f p u n ts fo u n d in m id ­ field a* the first q u a r t e r ended. th e hall N e i t h e r te a m E a rly in th e seco nd period th e A ll- S ta rs unleashed, an a t t a c k t h a t e v e n tu a lly c a r r ie d to p ay dirt. G a in in g th e ball on th e S o u th w e s ­ t e r n 4 0 -y ard th e A ll-S tars line, b e g a n th e to u c h d o w n drive*, t'h cv - igny c ra s h e d o v e r le f t tackle for ;i first dow n on the P i r a t e tw e n ty . f u m b le d and S o u th w e s ­ Milliard th e P ir a te t e r n tw e n ty - fiv e . T w o p lays lost six y a r d s ami S e a m a n k icked to m i d ­ I Iii- field, On bai ii : phi right i a n d to th e P i r a t e 4 -y a r d line b e f o r e | I * w as h a u le d down f l o w behind J u r a c k a w e n t o v e r in tw o tries a t i th e line. H illiard missed the t r y I f o r e x t r a p oint. th e f o u r t h play, tack le and re c o v e re d on Chili S t o n e S c o r e s C o a te s k icked o f f to th e Pirate-; ] th e the P i i a te goal a n d r u n n e r w as dow ned on his 35 -yard line. On th* first play Chili S to n e i n t e r c e p t e d C o u s e r’s pa -s on th e 50 -y ard I in* and raced pv**t to r the s e c ­ o n d score. H illiard co n v e rte d to T h e end m ak e the «eore Id to 0 of th e t e a m s passes. th e fir s t h a lf fo u n d e x c h a n g in g in t e rc e p te d tw o ; Tom Miller, m a y o r of A u stin , th e j kicked o f f sen s a tio n a lly , a t s t a r t o f the second h a lf, ih e ball ro lling n e a r l y line. to S everal play- la t e r H illiard raced th irty -o n e y a rd s for a to uchdow n. H illiard ’s t r y f o r e x t : a poin t w as no good. th e goal t h r e a t e n e d A* the g am e d rew to a close, th e A ll* S t a r s a ?ain . B u s te r J u r e c k a p assed fro m his 2 7 -y a rd line to P o l- y Allen, f o r ­ ra c e d m e r U n iv e rs ity t o th*- 9 -y a rd line. On th e next play J a c k G ray crossed th e goal line on an en d a r o u n d play, h ut t h e ball w a- d ead b e fo re th e p lay the score rested wa* s t a r t e d ; so a t 19 t o 0. ' t a r , who A L V I N C O R D E R . N .~ h t Snort* Editor E d it e d by S T A N L E Y G U N N mo -HH! m m m 'mr ■ ubbii .• tflimiUimfl sfHifiHHifuni ftwinnttimiett! !tMiitiitiiini)i«i. umatHb High School Teams to Play Basketball Squad Prepares for San Quarter Finals this Week Marcos Teachers D A L L A S , Dec. 9. ( I N S ) With field of co n te n d e r* n a rr o w e d ?h« to eight as a result o f last S a t u r ­ d a y ’s gam e , Texas* high school fo o tb a ll te am b egan p r e p a r a ti o n s Monday fo r the q u a r t e r - f i n a l s in th e stru g g le fo r the S t a t e c h a m ­ pionship. Two o f last w eek's g a m e s ended in tie*, and th e 2 0 -y ard p e n e t r a ­ tion y a rd s tic k was relied on to de- cide th e victor. T y le r a n d G r e e n ­ ville each scored nin e p o in ts, b u t T y le r f o u r m a rc h e s into th e critical zone to G r e e n ­ ville's one. A s i m i la r s t a n d a r d gave C o rp u s C h risti th e call ov er in B ra c k e n rid g e o f San A n to n io 1 h eir I GI 3 deadlock. re g iste r e d t i t h e r re s u lts t u r n i n g back saw A m a rillo sto p p in g B re c k e n rid g e 13-9; S a n Angelo the highly- rated Ll P a -o squad, 7-9; W ich ita F alls u p s e t ti n g the dope and S h e r ­ m an , 6-0; Dallas Tech tr im m i n g the s t r o n g F o rt W orth M asonic H ome, 13-0; Mexia spilling T e m ­ ple. 16-12; ami P o r t A r t h u r slosh­ ing to v ic to ry o v er San J a c i n t o , 6-0 . G am es this w eek: San A ng elo a t A m arillo ( S a t u r ­ d a y ) . ( S a t u r d a y ). ( F r i d a y ) . Calla. T e c h a t W ichita Fail* T em p le a t Mexia ( S a t u r d a y ) . 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A full p r o ­ g ra m has bei n a r r a n g e d fo r th e firs t ca g e show a t G r e g o r y G ym , : b e g in n in g a t 7 ;3 0 o ’clock, with d e m o n s t r a t i o n s o f th e n ew b a sk e t- in to use th a t will go I ball | f o r th e f i r s t tim e th is y e a r. E x ­ th e p lan a tio n s will be g iven by coach lo u d s p e a k e rs. th e T he g a m e will beg in at 8 o ’clock he a r e g u l a r 4 5 -m in u te th r o u g h ru les N E W Y O R K . Dec. 9. ( I N S ) r e ­ J e m n i a h T. M ahoney, who sign ed a p re s id e n t o f th e N ation al A A. 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A. the u n i o n ’s actio n a s “ a d is ti n c t vic­ to r y in fo r a m a t e u r A m e r i c a ," a n d voiced th e hope loyal A m e r i c a n will eo- “ e v e r y o pc r a t e in the u n d e r t a k i n g to give o u r boys a n d girls th e ch a n c e fo r which th e y h a v e w o rk e d so h a rd a n d tr a i n e d so lo n g .” a th le tic s TOU< H FOOTBALL 3'30 o'f lo< kl Di vision Ni.rt h * i»*I « South ft** hi Star mo Alpha fir lit Phi Delta . S i * . ' r n s r I*. K 11 im r-u 4 . 3 0 o ' C l o c k D i v i s i o n Alpha Theta Mu vs Phi North field: D**!ta Kuppm Epsilon yr. Siirma Alpha Epsilon. Mi'Mlo field tins kin* House * e v*. Jones South field; Schneider House 1 « vs Tour- lion . intr lit.' ft ■ HANDBALL DOUBLES 7 o’Cloik Division Whit** und Fisher (PKE) va well arid Park 'Kappa Si*) Johnson and Clifton I UKK) I vs r-1 tr k, t and I > 11 • r «* 11 (Beta) Mr Cl un* aud Barnard (Open) Rn*,-ley and Patterson (Open). Freedlnnd anil Bauch (t'rb-Ktu) a and lie la Puente (Tinhorns I. Cl Fro**- Curt- Just L ook at Iow a, S a y s Its G ov ern or D E S MOINES, la., Dec. (I N S ) Iow a’s D e m o c ra t ic gov- today t i nor, Clyde L. H e rri n g , aim e d a sh a rp blow o f c ritic ism at G o v e rn o r A lf B an do n o f Kan- - a -. po ible R ep u b lic an P r e s id e n ­ tial c a n d id a te . ( t a n n i n g " b e t t e r Iowa is th a n K an sas, in th e g o v e r - 1 M organ bapt- n o r tit d a r e d the s t a t e g o v e r n m e n t S te e n s t r a , ha- re d u c e d ta x e s m o re t h a n L a n ­ d en , has c o n t r ib u t e d $ 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 j to $ 3 . O O O tion deficit. re lie f, a n d has w iped o u t a a d m i n i s t r a ­ p r e v i o u s He m ade the s t a t e m e n t t h a t the K a n sa s s t a te g o v e r n m e n t has not I c o n tr ib u t e d a nickel to re lie f , and ha to cut taxes. even d o s e d schools A an / a m i t , G ra y , C o ates, T o lb e rt, B ac h e l, J u r e c k a , H illiard, C h a p ­ m a n , S te v e n s , H alf, D avis, F u r r h , L intier, S te ven s, W ilson, P y lane , Mt ig a n . For S o u th w e s t e r n : McCook, P a r k e r , H alam it he, Lewis, Ross, M cD aniels, D a v i d s o n , R eed , IL at L P e n n in g t o n , Black, L ackey, .Att hinson. T H E S T A T I S T I C S ! h e re ( I N S ) T u e s d a y w ith C H K AGO, Dec 9. P r e p a r a ti o n * w e re g o ing f o r w a r d an d will fro m one foot to the o t h e r t o d a y , ! tilt. for th e a n n u a l m a j o r le a g u e b a s e ­ u n d e r ball m e e t in g w hich g e ts th e w ay ! leagues g a t h e r i n g u n d e r s e p a r a te an d W e d n e s d a y ro o fs T u e s d a y and m e e t in g jo in tly on T h u r s d a y . a n d | above h o a rd a n d n o t b e c au se th e y d o n ’t t r u s t each o th e r , the N a ­ tional L e a g u e r s will s ta n d a r o u n d I the lo bby o f on e ho tel, th e Airier- th e y I ican L e a g u e a n o t h e r . T h e n will w in d up th e whole a f f a i r w ith collective c lu t te r in g . To k ee p e v e r y t h in g open B e tw e e n h a l v e s , K aro w said, t h e r e will be a th r e e - r o u n d b o x ­ ing m atch b e tw e e n tw o U n iv e r s ity to be a n ­ pugilists, t h e i r n am e* F o l­ n o u n c e d l a t e r in th e w eek. th e v a r s ity B low ing the g a m e , te a m will m e e t th e S a n Marco* rese rv es. “ I ’m n o t s u p e r s t i t i o u s , " K a ­ row ex p la in e d w hen a sk e d a b o u t s t a r t i n g th e s ea s o n on F ri d a y 13. “T h i r t e e n a luck y n u m b e r , a n d I d o n ’t mind p la y in g th e f i rs t g a e m F r i d a y . ’’ a lw a y s b een h a s T h e o u tc o m e of all this lo bby f o o t w o r k is m o re o r Ie** a m a t ­ t e r of c o n j e c t u r e , aside fr o m the f a c t it has been r a t h e r d e fi n it e ly S im m o ns, who se ttled a i d o e sn ’t like th e it by his b a t t i n g a v e r a g e , will be c a v o r t in g in th e D e tro i t o u tf ie ld ne x t y e a r . F o r d F li c k , p re s id e n t o f th a t Al like to play ball with c lub second division j W hite Sox a n d shows th e N a tio n al L ea g u e, c o n f e r r e d w ith I C o m m iss io n e r K. M. L an d is o v e r j th e w eek-en d. E m e r g i n g f r o m the th e I council c h a m b e r last N a tio n al L e a g u e p re s id e n t r e i t e r ­ a te d his a s s u r a n c e t h a t the B o s­ ton B la v e r will be fro m the p it of fin a n c ia l d e s p a i r b e fo r e the w eek is o u t. nigh t, lifted A n o t h e r deal which m ay cooked f o r m e r c h a n g in g the St. Louis B ro w ns up by ha n d s is b ein g G eo rge Sidler, B ro w ns first b a s e m a n an d m a n a g e r , who the A m e ric a n will m a r c h th e h^ad of L e a g u e m e e t i n g a t a g ro u p o f St. Ixhiis busin ess men prepared! to p a y th e Phil Ball e s ­ t a t e $ 5 9 0 ,9 9 0 fo r th e club. into Civil Engineers Visit San Antonio S e v e n te e n e n g in e e r in g s t u d e n t s and Phil M. F e rg u s o n , a ss o c ia te : p r o f e s s o r o f civil e n g i n e e r i n g | m ad e a tr ip o f insp ectio n to S an S a t u r d a y , 6 a t F rid a y F r i d a y m o r n in g an d A nto nio leaving o’clock. th e S t u d e n t e n g in e e r s m a k i n g tr ip w e re D. C. Filley, B. T. T a y ­ lor, M. W. G ru m b le s, M. G. B e a v ­ ers. J. F. S m ith . R. R. Dix, L. L V an B e rg , J. E. Oz burn, K e n n e th M o n tg o m e ry , B. S. H y de n, P. F. B ro w n in g , A, C. L e a r n e d , W. C. W. H. G oines, W. H. E d u a r d o H e a th , an d F e d e ric o M a rtin ez . On t h e w ay to San A n to n io the th e disposal the B ra u n fe ls . in San A n to n io at s t u d e n t s s to p p e d at p la n t lime T h e y a rr iv e d noon F rid a y . in San M arcos a n d at in New plan t F ri d a y a f t e r n o o n th e y in s p ec ted the new post o ff ic e f o u n d a t i o n s a n d b u ildin g, I , looking a t th e la rg e steel g ir d e rs i n ' r e q u i r e d ; the for the c o n s t r u c ti o n o f th e build mg. O ne of the g ir d e rs , still ra ilro a d y a rd s , w eighs m o re the fo ot o f , th a n a leng th. T h e y also visited th e pat- I te rn shop an d f a b r i c a t i n g mill of the A lam o Ir o n W orks, w h e re th e y w atch ed th e p o u r i n g o f c a s t j iron. e v e ry to n f o r th e e n g in e e r s visited S a t u r d a y a brick p la n t, th e S a n A n to n io sew age d isp osal p la n t, a n d a ce m e n t c o m p a n y pla nt. Some o f th e s t u d e n t s r e t u r n e d to A ustin S a t u r d a y ; w hile o th e r s rem ained in S an A n to n io fo r th e w eek-end. in M o n d a y ’s p ra c t ic e session w as u sed to sm o oth o u t th e few fla w s th a t w e re e v id e n t th e S t e e r ’s play last S a t u r d a y , w hen th e y had t h e i r Many first c o m b in a tio n * w e re tr ie d y e s t e r ­ d ay , and K a ro w believes he has fo u n d tw o th a t will p ro b a b ly w o rk well. As u s u a l, th e sq u a d spent. a larg e p a r t o f th e tim e in h a n d ­ ling the hall a n d on d e fe n s e . s c r im m a g e . Touch Football Finals Today T ouch I I a n d division fin a ls fin als h a n d b a ll find t d ou bles m ak e to d a y a big one for le a g u e in f o o tb a ll the in t r a m u r a l d e p a r t m e n t . of fo o tb all i n t r a m u r a l B, H all b e a t Hiliel, 7 to 6, in the the closest a u d h a r d e s t to u c h le ag u e Dual g a m e s y e s t e r d a y . E v en b et t e r should be th e S. A. E.-D eke the this a f t e r n o o n w hen I ta ttle tw o s t r o n g e s t the d e ­ te a m s lta rim c u t m eet. in th ? B. H ail W ith d e p e n d a b l e p assin g an d kicking, F re d K o b e rg w as the s t a r ten . Lee Wisdom of m ad e the d o r m i t o r y ’s to u ch d o w n . O u t s t a n d i n g fo r Hiliel was Louis S p e a r. t o u c h ­ Ned S w e e n e y m a d e th e S tu r - dow n th a t w on th e U r b a n l>ans a v ic to ry o v e r th e Czechs, 7 to (J. T he F a r m e r s d ow ned the B e a r c a t s by th e sa m e score. T he H o u se o f Davis w as v icto rio u s o v er th e Red R a n g e r ' w ith a 13 to 7 score. Besides th e S. A. E .-D e k e fig h t, th e A. T. O .-B e ta g a m e should be in t e r e s t in g this a f t e r n o o n . O th e r lea g u e finals will be b e tw e e n Phi Phi P e l t s an d K a p p a K app a Psi a n d S. A. AL, H oskiri' H ouse a n d Jones House, an d S c h n e id e r s a n d T o u r i n g T ig ers. S igm a, T he o u t s t a n d i n g h a n d b a ll g a m e toshart Passe* in com plete i n t e r c e p t e d by C o u s e r I* um bles Barne* (C ) Op. fu m b le s re c o v e r e d O r r Punt*, av. d is ta n c e J e n n i n g s P u n ts (a v .) r e t u r n K ic k o ff av. dista n c e F o r A l l - S t a r * : H a d lo c k , S to n e , K ic k o ff t et urn (av .) W ie r , C h e v i g n y , S m a r t t , B u r r , Vat tis lost by p en a ltie s A 'S P. 6 IO 292 49 25 20 12 44 8 r> 2 I 2 4 3 2 I 6 I 3 38 36 8 0 45 40 0 15 IO 15 A foo tb all “ s t a g '' b a n q u e t , s p o n s o re d b y th e A u stin c h a p t e r o f iii th e U n iv e r s ity o f Texa.- Ex S t u d e n t s ’ A sso ciatio n, will be g iv e n the main lo u n g e o f T e x a s U nion a t 7 o’clock to n ig h t. a t t o r n e y g e n e r a l .Member* o f the v a r s i t y t e a m , th e B te a m , an d the f r e s h m a n sq u a d I n v i ta t io n s have been s e n t to and will be g u e s t s a t th e b a n q u e t. a c c e p te d by P r e s i d e n t B en e d ic t ♦ G o v e rn o r J a m e s V. A llred , Wil h a m McG raw , M em ber* o f th e B o a rd o f R e g e n t P la n s to B u y B r o w n s a n d th e A th le tic C ouncil h av e also been asked . S y n d ic a te A b a n d o n s T h e p ro g r a m will consist of sh o r t, h u m o r o u s sp eech es by a n u m b e r of people. T h e r e will be no m ain s p ea k e rs f o r th e ev en in g . A.hich ST. L O U IS , Dec. 9 . - - ( I N S ) — T h e s y n d i c a te o f S t. L o uis b u si­ ness m en which w as a t t e m p t i n g t o ra is e a pool of m o n e y with th e S t . L ou is H illaire N its ch k e. p r e s id e n t of Brow ns, has been d is o rg a n iz e d , th e c h a p te r, has a p p o in t e d C la u d e j W a l t e r M. S m ith , w ho h e a d e d th e b u s i n e s s m e n ’s g r o u p , a n n o u n c e d V oy les c h a ir m a n com rnittee in c h a rg e o f th e b a n q u e t M on day . a r e O th e r s on B ailey H a rd y . O swald W olf, Joe W h e e l e r , Dr. T e r r e n c e W a tt, T h e e Davis, an d R ay Lee. S m ith declined to give th e r e a ­ son th e d is o r g a n iz a tio n and th e d r o p p i n g o f the p lan s to pur- eh ase t h " local A m e ri c a n L e a g u e club. fo o tb all used to p u rc h a s e c o m m it te e L a s t y e a r th e th e the f o r of th e U n iv e r s ity b e a t N o tre | it a few’ d a y s an d gav e w h en D am e was won by H a r r y B ic k l e r He k ep t to it T ick et* fo r th e b a n q u e t m a y be from m e m b e r s of b o u g h t f o r $1 th e A u stin E x - S t u d e n t s ' Club. th e U n iv e rs ity to keep. T h e c a p ta in fo r th e 1930 foot- Sm ith d e c la re d t h a t he w as “ v e ry m uch e n c o u r a g e d ” follow - in g th e r e c e n t m e e t in g o f a n u m . b e r o f local busin ess m en b u t t h a t a s u b s e q u e n t d e v e lo p m e n t, had re s u lte d in th e a b a n d o n i n g o f th e p lan s to p u r c h a s e th e B ro w n s. He d i d n o t -.ay w h a t this d e v e lo p m e n t ball te a m will be a n n o u n c e d d u r - was. in g th e b a n q u e t. B e r r y M. W h i t a k e r , d i r e c t o r of P h il Ball. 0 ___ f o r m e n , R U M S E Y S V I S I T H E R E i n t r a m u r a l a th l e ti c s is e x p e c t e d back on t h e c a m p u s th is m o r n m g fo llo w in g a t r ip to Chi- (•ago w h e re he a t t e n d e d th e a n n u a l ^ r * an<^ Mrs. Paul I . R um e y m e e t i n g of the N atio n a l Associe- hav e heft f ° r t h e i r h om e in S o u th T e x a s a f t e r visiting th e f o r m e r ’* tio n o f I n t r a m u r a l D ire c to rs . an d S h e r m a n H otel D e c e m b e r 6 an d th is 7. T he p u rp o s e o f the m e e t in g w as city. Mr. R um ney is a g r a d u a t e o f th e U n iv e r s ity . T he c o u p le was t o discu ss c u r r e n t p ro b le m s c o n d u c t i n g in T u lsa, O kla., N o vem - f o r m en . Jo h n Doole, f a t h e r , V e rn o n R a m s e y o f T h e c o n v e n tio n wa* held a t th e s i s te r , Mrs. a c t i v i t i e s m a r rie d i n t r a m u r a l j b e r 27. « in W h itak er A tte n d s M ee tin g in C h icag o A m o n g th o s e w h o h a d b e e n th e m o v e m e n t to id e n tif ie d w ith p u r c h a s e th e B ro w ns w as G e o rg e S is ter, f o r m e r m a n a g e r a n d s t a r f i rs t b a s e m a n of th e B ro w n s . T h e local A m e r i c a n L e a g u e te a m is th e p r o p e r t y o f th e e s t a t e o f th e la te S U I T S C & P S O C D R E S S E S C & P P la in _ H a v e T h e s e R e a d y to W e a r fo r t h e H o l i d a y s CLEANER, DYER & H A T T E R 9 1 3 C o n g r e s s P h o n e 2 - 1 1 6 6 ACCESSORIES t i m e s H o w m a n y h a v e y o u w a n t e d t o w e a r a tie o r s c a r f is n o t a s fr e s h a s y o u r su it o r dress. f a v o r i t e a n d find it N T ie s, Scarfs, H a ts, S w e a te r s , G lo v e s, N e g lig e e s w I iv I ( \ We Offer You Hundreds of Fine Oifts Perhaps you are w o n d e rin g just w h a t you are going to give f o r Xmas. I t ’s g e t tin g a b o u t tim e t h a t the problem is settled, the q u es tio n because we have ^ e believe th a t we can answ er c o n c e n tr a te d very heavily this year on just w h a t a U n iv ersity th a t a U n iv e r s ity s tu d e n t s tu d e n t should give. Yes, we say should not give just the o r d in ary gifts . . . we have planned th a t you can be d i f f e r e n t this year. Regardless o f y o u r pro b lem o f choosing gifts, if it be for the family, sw eetheart, frie nd, or w h o m e v e r it is, we will be glad to assist you, be it ever so expensive . . . or just a d i f f e r e n t C h r i s t ­ mas card. I he m ain t h in g we stress is be d i f f e r e n t this C h r i s t ­ mas - give a gift th a t is individual. W e have it. Give an Appropriate Gift We Have It The University Co-O p TUESDAY, DECEMBER IO, 1035 T H E D A I L Y T E X A N PAGE THREE Spaulding, U. C. L. A. Coach, Analyzes Play of, S. M. U. and Stanford Reservations Due For Matrix Table Reservations fo r the M atrix Table to be held F r id a y night at 7 o’clock in the cry sta l ballroom of the D riskill H otel must be made by Wednesday w ith Mrs. V . C. Ju n g , 3206 Grooms, telephone 4519. Dorothy Thom pson, world f a ­ mous newspaper correspondent ber o f the local chapter o f the who was expelled from Germ any organization. C a ro ly n M alina, in August, 1934, w ill be the speaker a t the M a trix Table, a form al dinner given each year by Theta Sigm a Phi, honorary and professional journalism fra te rn ity for women. Miss Thompson, who is a m em­ ber o f Delta chapter of Theta Sigm a Phi, w ill be introduced by Mrs. Ja n e Y . M cC allum , a mem­ president of the active chapter, w ill preside and w ill make the introductions o f celebrities. H a v in g been a correspondent in B e rlin , Vienna, En g la n d , Franco, Ita ly , and the U n ite d States, Miss Thompson considered w ell qualified to talk on the subject economic of governm ental conditions as the newspaper w orld sees them. and is F o r a Real E x p r es s io n o f Friendshi p, Lo ve or R e s pe c t GIVE A GGGTGGEAGG _ C A / « We are featuring for a short time 3 L A R G E 8x10 PORTRAITS finished on finest Indiatone and ONE MINIATURE PORTRAIT totaling $8.50 for !■■■ — —H i e n d H U i choice of proofs You may use negatives of any picture we have made during the past four years. PA I3A L TA STUDIOS 2510 Guadalupe Dial 2-0258 8 Trainloads Texans to Go To Rose Bou l ( I N S ) — D A L L A S , Dec. 9. A ll records for fans tra ve lin g from Texas to see one of their teams play an outsider m ay be broken by the exodus to P a sa ­ dena fo r the Rose Bo w l game it was indicated Monday. Ap parently spurred on o f by the decisive v icto ry the S. M. U . Mustangs, “ E a s te rn ” representative to the gridiron classic, over Texas A. & M. last Saturd ay, requests have been pouring in to the railroad headquarters here fo r reserva- tion< on the special trains go­ ing west New Y e a r’s Day. I t was stated M onday that four trains have already b<'en is filled and a fifth being Indications w ere “ made up.’’ that at least eight would be accommodate necessary to those who wish the see to Ponies in action on the coast. Wilson Wins Scoring Race in D A L L A S , Dec. 9. ( I N S ) — Bobby W ilso n ’s touchdown run of last S a tu r­ fifty-eight yards d ay’s g am e.w ith Texas A . & M. le ft him today undisputed leader in the Southwest C o n fe r­ ence scoring race for the third consecutive year, w ith a total of tw elve touchdowns in as m any games. the His nearest com petitor w a s Jo h n M cC auley, Rice halfback, who crossed opponents’ goal lines nine times in eleven games. F in a l standings of T e a m the leaders: p a t fg tp g td P l a y e r 0 0 72 12 12 W ilson, S .M .U . 9 0 ti 54 11 M cC auley, Rice 0 0 48 8 Law’rence, T .C .U . .12 0 21 5 36 12 O rr, S.M .U . 0 0 36 IO 6 Keen, A rk. I 0 81 5 12 M eyer, T .C .U . 0 0 30 IO 5 P it z e r , T e x a s 0 0 30 5 12 Sm ith, S .M .U . 0 I) 30 in 5 Shuford, S.M .U . ti 0 30 5 12 K lin e , T .C .U . 0 0 30 5 l l Russel, B a ylo r 2 15 0 27 I I Roach, T .C .U . Archives Get Papers IOO Years Old C ertified copies of several m an­ uscripts have been added to the E . L . R. W heelock papers in the A rchives. Included among the original manuscripts is an order by David G. Bu rn ett, Ex ecu tive D ep art­ ment, Velasco, to • aptain F. L. R. W heelock, to place his company in condition fo r service and to join F e lix B r e v e t Brig ad ie r G eneral Huston. The order is dated Ju n e 15, 1836. Chocolate Bowl! T Y L E R , Dec. 7. ( I N S ) — Rose Bow l, Su g a r B o w l, Orange Palm Bow l, Cocoanut B o w l, Bo w l, Bluebonnet Bo w l, Soup Bow l. A nd now comes the Chocolate The Texas College Steers, undefeated champions of the negro Southw estern A th le tic Conference, w ill meet A labam a Sta te at T y le r S a tu rd ay, De­ cember 28. The game w ill be generally the cham­ recognized as negro college national pionship. deciding Cross-Country Letters Awarded The U n iv e rs ity A th le tic C o u n ­ cil yesterday announced that le t­ ters had been awarded to t h e follow ing members of the cross­ co u n try team : V a rs ity to Bu ren Edw ards, captain, a senior; Remus Thomas, captain-elect fo r a ju n io r; E d Tottenham , 1936, tra n s fe r; E a r l Johnson, sopho­ m ore; and Gordon Fisher, sopho­ more. letters were given Reserve to Funston Bohls. letters w ere awarded Fred Rogers and halfback. The follow ing men received freshm an num erals; N o r m a n Bishop, M ike Bren n an . A lb e rt Cupp, Ja m e s Lin n e ll, Jesse T hom p­ Burton D avis son,' Sam Patillo. was awarded a m anager’s letter. Hilliard Refuses to Make Statement in [Canadian Football Mystery Case IS B O H N H I L L I A R D , R oy B e r r y ; or is R o y B e rry , Behn H illia rd ; or is Bohn H illia rd , Bohn H illia rd ; or is R o y B e rry , R oy B e r r y ? Does the football world have another “ Ted K e y ” m ystery (w ith variation s) to puzzle over here at the end of the 1935 football cam ­ paign? These p ertinen t questions are being aired in Canada where Bohn H illia rd of Texas Longhorn fam e played football during the past season. D uring the summer H illia rd le ft the U n ited States fo r Canada where he was to play professional football in O ttaw a. La te in N o­ vem ber he returned to A ustin and was a member of the A u stin All- S ta r squad in the Soup Bow l ch a rity game last night at House P ark . Now the A rg o n au t Football Club plans to ask the Inter-provin- cial U nion of C anada to investigate the status of one R o y B e rr y , a sensational p la ye r fo r the O ttaw a Rough Riders, who they say is H illia rd . W hen contacted late last night, H illia rd refused to make a state­ ment. H * said: “ I do not wish to make a statem ent as it might get the O ttaw a Rough Rider team in trouble w ith the Canadian am ateur authorities. It doesn’t make any difference to me one w ay or another, but it might hurt the team if I made a statem ent.'’ H E R E is a story printed in an O ttaw a newspaper: “ T O R O N T O , Nov. 18.— The M ail and Em p ire said today it understood the A rgo nau t Football club w ill ask the interpi ovincial U nion to investigate the status of Roy B e r r y , O ttaw a Rough R id er “ The newspaper has charged B e r r y ’s real name is Bohn H illia rd , fo rm erly of Texas I niversity. “ The M a il and E m p ire added that B e r r y , who played a sensa­ tional game against the Scullers, le ft the C ap ital a fte r the game and es- traveled to T oronto on the same tra in as the A rg o n au t players. terday B e rry le ft fo r the U nited States. “ According to the M ail and Em p ire , Bohn H illia rd entered the U n ited States a t P o rt H uron yesterday. “ The newspaper printed a photograph o f what it claimed to be the tag on B e r r y ’s club hag. The tag read: ‘Bohn H illia rd , 2603 Guadalupe, A u stin, T exas.’ ” Conference Calendar U. S. Begins Work On Centennial Plans W o rk has been started on d ra ftin g fo r the $375,000 build­ ing program o f the U nited States F I N A L C O N F E R E N C E governm ent at the Texas C e n te n ­ S T A N D I N G S nial Exposition in Dallas. Ground P t s . O p . plans fo r the Federal Ex h ib its SPORT PICK UPS D U M M Y M C G E E , freshm an guard, is responsible fo r the best story of the week. A t one tim e in his career he happened to e nroll at S. M. U ., thus becom ­ ing acquainted w ith such o f the already Mustangs as he didn’t know'. as the S a tu rd a y before last, which you w ill remember day on which the Mustangs and Horned their act, through Frogs Dum m y adm itted him self to the game by going in w ith the S. M. U . team. ran A good m any spectators h a d managed to be there on the side lines, im m ediately behind the p la y ­ e r’s bench. The game started, and the man next to Dum m y began jum ping up to w atch each play over hte sh (H illie r of M a tty Bell, M ustang coach. H e ’d w atch the play run o ff and then talk to B e ll about it. E v e ry tim e he did this, he blocked D um m y’s view of the play. So Dum m y had things to say. Things like “ S it down. How can I see the game w ith you ju m p in ’ up all the tim e ?” The man once or tw ice did sit back down, and once or tw ice he looked back at Dum m y w’ith a puzzled expression. B u t the game w en t on, and the man kept jum ping up, an*l Dum m y kept yellin g to him to “ sit d o w n !” Then, a fte r three quarters of it all spectator tapped this, someone straightened out. A n ith e r D um m y on the. shoulder. “ S a y, do you know who that is yo u’re yelling a t ? ” “ N aw . And I wish yo u’d tell him to sit down so I can see,” came back Dummy. if you do “ W e ll, no,” said the other, “ I don’t think I will. T h a t’s Grant- land R ic e .” — H A R R Y B L A N D IN G The Texan Staff. S. M . U I T . C. U, j Rice I B a ylo r Arkansas Texas A . & M . W . 6 . 5 3 3 2 I I L . 0 I 3 { > 5 P c t . 1 .0 0 0 .83 3 .5 0 0 .5 0 0 .3 3 3 .1 6 7 .1 6 7 20 101 47 129 81 71 75 41 83 68 63 130 94 57 ll S e a s o n S t a n d in g s U. T . ( Rice B a y lo r 12 l l 8 8 5 | Texas 4 i A. & M. 3 3 0 I 3 3 6 6 7 1.000 .9 1 7 .7 2 7 .7 2 7 .5 0 0 .4 0 0 .3 0 0 2 8 8 262 201 122 152 188 125 32 l l 95 75 109 174 121 Results S a tu rd a y , Decem ber 7: Southern Methodist 24, Texas A. & M. 0 (con feren ce g am e ), Texas C hristian IO, S a n ta C la ra 6. ----------- o------------ — Miss Hiss to Help Arrange Convention Miss Anna Hiss, d irecter of phy­ sical training fo r women in t h e U n ive rsity, who is on leave study­ ing at Colum bia U n iv e rs ity has been appointed a m em ber of the the convention com m ittee second national on college hygiene. conference fo r The conference is sponsored by the Am erican Student Health A s­ sociation, the N a tio n a l Health Council, and the Pre sid e n t’s Com­ mittee of F i f t y on College H y ­ giene. t Miss Hiss is one o f three direc­ tors of physical education depart­ ments fo r women a t studying Colum bia U n iv e rs ity this year. Building and the H all of Negro L ife and C ulture are being rushed to completion. T h e y are to be ready fo r ap­ proval by the U n ited States Texas Centennial Commission at W a s h ­ ington before December 20. Con­ struction is to start soon a fte r Ja n u a r y I, In order to speed up the fed­ eral building program C ullen F. Thomas, U nited States Commis­ sioner general of the Texas C en ­ tennial Exposition, placed construction w ork in the hands of exposition authorities. Federal a u ­ thorities will retain control o f the collection and arrangem ent of the exhibits. has V I T H U N I V E R S I T Y S E A L Err nj Our ■ C o n v e n ie n t l y D is p la y e d V a lu e s to 35c5c TEXAS BOOK STORE . The Students Book JExchanqe I 1 EASY WAY TO MAKELIBRARY STEPS SATE ON ICY DAY ano U- tASYMW -joENJOY A PIPE Breaks, Good Kicking to Decide Game, He Says ( T h e s t a r t lin g s u c c e s s o f th e s m a r t w id e o p e n f o o t b a ll p la y e d Bow l. in th e S o u t h w e s t b y S o u t h e r n M e t h o d is t , T e x a s C h r is t i a n a n d o th e r in s t it u t io n s in t h a t a r e a h a s ra is e d th e q u e s t io n as to th e f u n d a m e n t a l s o u n d n e s s o f t h e ir g a m e as c o m p a r e d w it h fo o t* b a li in th e E a s t a n d o th e r s e c ­ tio n s o f th e c o u n t r y . B e c a u s e h is t e a m has m e t b o th S t a n f o r d S e r v i c e a n d S o u t h e r n M e t h o d is t , P a s a ­ c o m p e t it o r s d e n a R o s e B o w l I n t e r n a t i o n a l N e w Y e a r s D a y , N e w s a s k e d W i l l i a m " B i l l ” S p a u ld in g , c o a c h o f th e U n i v e r s i t y o f C a l i f o r n i a a t L o s A n g e le s to a n a ly z e th e p la y o f b o th te a m s . is th e f ir s t T h is o f t w o a r t ic le s . ) B y W A L L A C E X . R A W L E S I. N . S . S p o r t s W r i t e r L O S A N G E L E S , Dec. 9.— “ One day I think S ta n fo rd is going to win. The next day I think South­ ern Methodist U n iv e rs ity !” Coach W illia m “ B i l l ” Spaulding speaking. H is U n iv e rsity of C alifo rn ia at Los Angeles team de­ football feated Stan fo rd 7-6 this year, and lost 0-21 to Southern Methodist. “ Break s,” said Spaulding, “ will decide the game. B reak s and good kicking. F in le y and Paulm an are both good kickers but I think S. M. U . has more good kickers. S t a n f o r d M o t t P o w e r f u l “ Right o ff the reel I ’d say the team we played most pow erful this year was S ta n fo rd . It took e veryth in g we had to stop them when they got down near the goal line. W e were p re tty w ell ‘hopped up’ for that game. W h e n you go into a game and expect to get knocked silly by power and speed yo u’re going to fig h t — and we did. WThen we thought of men like Grayson, M oscrip, Alustiza and Ham ilton, we thought w e ’d better get p retty close the ground looking fo r four-leaf clov­ ers or w e ’d be pulverized.” to Spaulding thinks Bob by G r a y ­ is a great ball son of Stan fo rd player. “ I ’ve seen G rayson c a rry the ball and my legs ached watching that bird w ork,” Spaulding said. “ Ev e n in my sleep I could see him running o ff tackle, inside or out. On the other hand yo u ’re dizzy the next m orning from w atching W ilson , Southern M ethodist’s ace. Y o u don’t know w hat he’s going to do w ith the ball. W i l t o n , G r a y s o n O p p o s it e S t y l e t “ The W ilson and Grayson styles | are almost the opposite, Stanford . using a double w ing w ith a lot t o f power on reverses and off- tackle plays, S. M. U . a balanced j line w ell adapted to passing and running both the long and short sides, but possibly not quite as conducive to power, “ S. M . U . is liable to score any minute. T h ey fool around and fool around and then — there goes W ils o n ! I can ’t think of anyone as pow erful as Grayson in running o ff tackle. And I can t conceive of anyone better than W ilson for running from one to IOO yards. “ S. M. U . must reckon with the Sta n fo rd line, one o f the best in the country. T h e ir tw o ends are high class, which is shown by the lack of their opponent’s scores this season. S t a n f o r d D e f e n s e N e v e r T e s t e d “ S ta n fo rd ’s defense re ally has never been tested this ye a r! “ A nd S. M. U . has one of the j hall I ’ve that team teams seen. nicest T h e y ’re a ball fans gloat over because they have fast backs, good passing and excellent j receiving, which a fte r all, make< fo r a dazzling passing attack. T h e y handle the ball cle ve rly, au - 1 tom atically. T h e y ’re adapted to that style of play, whereas m any other teams w ouldn’t be able to play that type of football w ith ­ out losing by it. “ S. M. II. is the fans’ and news­ paper m en’s delight, and it must be the coaches’ delight to have a team of players so handy with the ball. “ I f can stop Stan fo rd the Southern Methodist pashes, S ta n ­ ford w ill win. I f not, th e y’ll get beaten — which all goes to show that a coach knows ju st as much about who's going to win a ball game as the most rabid fan ” --------- o--------- S P E C I A L E D I T I O N S U N D A Y A special supplem entary sec­ tion which w ill include book re ­ views and short stories w ill be in eluded in the Sunday issue of The D a ily Texan. The last Texan be­ fore the holidays w ill be issued S a tu rd ay, December 21. The first edition a fte r the holidays w ill be out Ja n u a ry S. -----------o--------— W O O D T O S P E A K H E R E M a jo r E. A. Wood, director of the Texas T ra in in g Board, will make the principal address at the Austin L ib ra ry Club dinner to­ night at 7 o’c Io ck at the F a cu lty W om en’s Reservations Club. should be made with Miss Aliet- W upperm an, chem iatry lib rary. in charge of the U R C H I N ® THROWS SNOWBALL AT PROFESSOR WEARING TOP HAT. M ISSES ANO SN O W ­ BALL HITS R EIN D EER (S) ANCHORED NEAR B Y . DEER IS ANNOYED AND SWITCHES TAIL. ANCHOR (§) HITS ASH­ MAN KNOCK­ ING B A R R E L OF ASHES (0) DOWN ST EPS THUS ENDING SK ID D IN G I S M O K E t h e k i n o T H A T C O M E S IN T H E B I G 2 - O U N C E T IN . P R I N C E A L B E R T / EVERY TIN YES, S I R — 2.OUNCES IN EVERY T IN . AROUND 50 P IP E F U L S OF QUALITY TOBACCO — w i t h THE 'B I T I ' TAKEN OUT — THIEN 'C R IM P CUT " FO R S L O W , COOL b u r n i n g , p a c k e o R IG H T , IN TIN. BEGIN TODAY TO S M O K t h a - TODAY TO SM O KE P A - Brince A lbert t h e n a t i o n a l j o y s m o k e Cal I 2-3164 for d a s : • f • citied A d s I A l Dai ly Texan {SO M ELLOW PIPEFULS IN •I in the PAGE FOUR T It E D A I L Y T E X A N TUESDAY, DECEMBER IO, 1935 C A M P U S S O C I E T Y E d i t e d B y E V E L I N B U Z Z O C a m p u s Fraternities E n t e r t a i n Sunday Guests A number o f fra ternities en­ tertained guest* fo r Sunday lunch. B e t a T h e t a Pi Gordon Clark, Harriet Steck, Eu gen ia Moss, Idaneil Brill, Vir­ ginia Tucker, E velyn Wilie, Char­ lotte iMaer, Ruth Olyphant, Vir­ gin ia Crews, Arledge Lipscomb, I.ila Wirt*, Martha Jennings, June Learned, Marjorie Archer, Earn­ est Noel o f Borger, Hamilton Martin o f Kandolph Field, San Antonio, an*! Graham Campbell, also o f Randolph Field. Chi Phi Eloise Garrett, Patti DUmukes, Mary Herndon, Margaret Terrell, Mary Frances McGuffin, Anni1 Baker, Katherine Green, Rowena Simpson, Helen Sharp. Mary Pran­ ce* Steck, Nancy Jo Casey, Ruth L eggett, Virginia Palmer, Camille Clement, Sarah Wilburn, and Mrs. Irby Cobb. Sigma Nu Juanita Uowsert, Flora Day Towns, Catherine Murphey, Doris Davis, Tabla MeCutcheon, and Laverne Walker. S i g m a C h i Monroe, Malcolm Rather, J anet Harlan, and Ann Rosa. F rances Pilcher, Amelia S i g m a A l p h a E p » i l o n A yiett Royall, Helen George, Marion Kelly, Elva Johnson, P eggy M astod on , Frances East­ land, June Ross, Betsy Mangum, and Marian Harris. D e l t a T a u D e l t a Lillian Adams, Helen D aven­ port, There se Dean, Nell McDavid, Sara Trigg, Mary Louise Veatch, Frances Lawlis, Nell Kuhn, J o ­ anna Law, Glen Appling, Dawn Paulus, Dawn Blair, Frances Hil­ debrand, Martha Gholson, Sarah Lilly, Edith Knies, and Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Law. D e l t a Chi Matson, Rosemary Gladys Wahrmund, F rances Combest, Doris C alion, Seawiliow Edwards, and Margaret. Murray. K a p p a S i g m a T O D A Y IN B R I E F 3 to 6 o'clock— Art exhibit in Ai chi lect ore Building. 3:16 o ’clock M Lueile E m ­ erson will talk to Wooldridge P.-T. A. 5 o ’clock Orange Texa- Union 315, Jackets, 5 o ’clock W omen's Intra- mutai swim ming meet, W om­ en'* Gymnasium Pool. 5 o ’clock -Arkan-m* Club m eet­ ing, Texas Union 316. 6:30 o ’clock- University hour, KNOW, 6 o ’clock- Know Your U niver­ sity dinner, junior ballroom, T exas Union. 6:30 o ’clock Milam County Club .-teak t t y , bilker Park. 7 o ’clock Citizens' testimonial dinner horionng the U niver­ sity football team in Main lounge of T exas Union. 7 o'clock— Tyler Club meets in T exas Union 816, 7 o ’clock — Austin Library Club dlnnei at F ac u lty W om ­ e n * Club. 7:30 o ’clock El Paso Club meeting, T ex as Union 301. 7:30 o ’clock Alumnae o f Al pha Xi Delta will entertain actives and pledge with a Christmas party, 7:30 o ’clock ...... Fort Club, Texas Union. Worth, 7 .3 0 7:30 o ’clock — The o ’clock Corpu ■ Club meets in Texa* Chri'ti U n i o n . YE v e r Ready’’ and “ CQmrade” Un ions of the Baptist Training Service w ill have a Christmas party at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Henry W. Newman, T w en ty-sixth 0 1 0 Weal Street. 7:30 o ’clock -F resh m an lowship < lub, YU M. C. o'clock — “ Both 8 :1 5 House*,w Curtain Club1 ond play of the season. Memorial Auditorium. F e l - A. Your s sec - Hogg Sue Wright, Pauline M d lint.rn, P r o V l H C C P r e s i d e n t , Elva Johnson, Margaret L ipscom b,' Mary Bradford. Helen Holmes, ( ) f J>j B e t a I >h I I IC TC Gene Chastain of Beaumont, Mary Williams, Stella Atwood, Ruth Virginia Perdue, Gene Blair, Hal­ lie Creighton, Frances Pope, Mar­ jorie Ransom, Peggy Stin ette, Helen Weir, and Jan** Adriance. Miss Glady president of I arrived two daj ter. S< ivally, provinco Beta Phi soror ity, for a visit with Alpha chap Monday a fternoon t Theta Xi Jew ell MeGinness, E lizabeth Keeney, Betty Walk­ Ellen Smith, Marjorie Wilke, Dorothy and er, Kirby Margaret Rather, Mary Glynn Callahan. Josephine Tullos, S h effield, P h i G a m m a D e l t a Genevieve Majors, Frances Rather, Kathryn Monnig, Bernice Allele Wilder, Jeanne Richey, Em­ ily Marshall, June Ross, Loin W Bi­ son, Ernie W'halen, Mary Alice Blake, Isabelle Thomason, Olive Ann H a lf, Mrs. It. W. Walt mon,' I V i r f V H. Cooney of Sydney, Australia, and John Cooney of Sydney, A us­ tralia. ' A l p h a T a u O m e g a Frances Grain, Sarah Dugger, Mary Kiley, Dorothy Weld), H a t­ tie Beth Wallace, Rose Hilburn, Zetta Mitchell, Mary Ann Thorn­ ton, Tory Thompson, Virginia Craig, Frances Perry, Crawford C a m e r a , Gail McDavitt, and Mrs. Booth, Phi Mu Chaperon. Pi K a p p a A l p h a Monday night a b u f f e t supper was given at the chapter hou*e so that Miss Scivally might m eet the pledges. Tonight she is to meet the active aud alum na m em bers at supper, Miss Se ivally, who is from Okla­ homa City, will con fer with chap­ ter and local o fficer s and aid in making plans for the future. * * * Baptist Unions Give I O l l i c l l t ‘ A Christmas party will be given tonight by the “ Ever Ready" and “ Comrade” Unions of the Baptist Training Service of the U n iver­ sity Baptist Church at the home o f Dr. and Mrs. Henry W. N e w ­ man, 9 l o W est T w enty-sixth S treet, Lillian Yates and Dorothy D a n ­ iels, social chairmen o f the un­ ions who a ie in charge o f the en ­ tertainment, announced the group will play Christmas gam es and sing ('bristmas carols. that .. ____ ___ Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity en­ tertained the fo llow ing g uests at a bu ffet supper Sunday night at se house; Nell Francis, the chapter house Harp, Evelyn Lincoln, C o r i H l S C h r i s t i ( Lib F. va rn ae Pittenger, Ruth Reich-1 Katherine . ti h in. Jane Wright, Virginia I I O A r r a n g e D i i n C C Williams, Kathryn Owens, An- J nelia Park, Violet Slaton, Marie Porter* Kathryn Spence, Add? Reid Templeton, Carolyn Stamets, F ranees Wilkins, Polly Kettle, Jane Kavanaugh, Lee M< whinney. C i t h r e n Crowell, Mary Artlet, Mary Tonkin, and Dr, and Mrs. L. W. P ayne, Jr., chaperons. The C o it u s Christi Club will meet tonight on the mezzanine of the Texa* Union, Harvey Weil, president, announced Monday. ■ a The purpose o f the m eeting is dance to complete plans for which will be given in Corpus Christi December 26. C om m ittees which were appointed a t the last regular meeting will report and the remainder o f the m eetin g will be devoted to discussion o f the dance. * 6 * fraternity FOUR IN ITIATED S U N D A Y Kappa Alpha held foim a l initiation services Sunday for the following: John Greer of Shreveport, A ndrew of I I o u - t o n , I ( alias, Et w in S n if ii o f and Searcy Watson o f Houston. George Brown o f Beati alout, and . Gairn Baldwin of Marshall have ( ’arter >,! l od ged recently Spinn-Schieffer l o Wed Dec. 22 1631 Spinn student o f through of The an n o u n cem en t o f the e n ­ gagement o f Mi-vs Helena S ch io f ­ the U n iversity fer, 1934, and from Richard Brenham, county a tto rn ey o f W ashington County, who received his law d e ­ gree at the University in 19 3 4 , wa made at a party at the home of Mi-ss Daisy Neal Thursday a f t ­ ernoon. The w edding will take place D e ­ cember TI at 6 :8 0 o ’clock at the First Methodist Church with the Rev, Virgil H. Fisher o fficia tin g. Christmas and wedding them es were combined in colorful decora­ t i o n s ann ou n cem en t I party. the for * * * Rusk Banquet Set For Thursday Night Members o f Rusk Literary S o ­ ciety will entertain with their a n ­ nual fall banquet at the DriskiU Hotel Thursday night at 8 o ’clock, vice-president, (D ouglas Perkins, 1 has announced. | for The sem i-formal a ffair will be given in honor o f the club’s nom- i inees the B luebonnet B elle I section o f t he ( actus. T he n om ­ inee are Evelyn JVilie of Waco and P eg g y e A nne Jackson of A bi­ lene. to the Prior banquet, club members will hold at debate at 7 o ’clock with the A thenaeum Lit­ erary S o ciety in T exas Union. * * * (/rand Secretary l o Visit Thetas Miss Pearl Green of Ithaca, N. Y., grand secreta ry of Kappa A l­ pha Theta sorority, will arrive at the U n iversity chapter W ed n es­ day morning, where she will r e ­ main through Friday. Miss Green will he accompanied by Mr*. Sa m Fisher of Houston, president o f District 8. A b u f f e t supper will be g iv en at the house W edn esday by the active mem bers o f Theta chapter in honor o f the guests. The A u s ­ tin alumna club will give a lu n­ c h e o n Thursday. ALUMNI GIVE DANCE chapters, H onoring alumni, members of active rushecs a n d friends, th e San Antonio alumni club o f Sigm a Nu fraternity en tortaincd with a formal dinner- dance on the roof of the Plaza B otel in San Antonio Saturday night from 8 until I o ’clock, Music furnished by Jimmie Kline was and his orchestra. Gut' Us included members from alumni clubs in the 'outhern part o f the state and the University o f T exas chapter. WE DO Gold Stamping Names stamped in gold on leather goods, foun­ tain pens and books. 25c to 5 0 c We Print Christmas Cards Your name printed on Christmas cards . . . one day service. IOO for $1.25 TEXAS BOOK STORE The Students Book Cxchonqe’ A l p h a X i D elta s A r r a n g e P a r t y The alumnae club cif Alpha Xi Delta sorority will present a g ift to the house at a Christmas party to be given tots light at 7 :3 0 o ’clock for active members and pledges. from The Christmas box will be filled with contributions active and alumna members and will be sent to the Settle- ment School mountains. Mrs. Jam es T. Mitchell and Mi** Mildred Duder.-tadt are in charge of arrangements for thi party. ( arc a ->one in the K e n t u c k y , CLUB TO PLAN PARTY The Fort Worth Club will dis cuss plan- for an en te rtain m en ’ in F ort Worth during the Christ i t - m eeting t o ­ mas holiday* at in night t h e at 7 :30 o ’cloek Simpson, T ex a- Union. Marvin president, announced yesterday, Sloan, Liliian vice president, will have charge o f the program at the meeting. S T E A K F R Y S C H E D U L E D I The Milam C ounty Club will j have a *t«ak fry at Ziiker Park to n ig h t at 8*30 o ’clock. T ho-c who wi*I to a ttend m u d inform Doro­ thy MatHon at Kirby Hall, before 2 o'clock lac* afu-iuoou. of L U G G A G E l e a t h e r G e n u i n e f i t t e d c a s e s , wi t h 7 q u a l i t y f i t ­ l i n ­ t i n g s , h a n d s o m e i ng. C h o i c e o f t h r e e d i f ­ f e r e n t s t y l e s . s i l k $9.95 Lattimore Class To I lave Party 'Y ’ Groups to Join Redford Will Speak To Relations Group Christmas Service The Lattimore Sun day cl as* o f the I niver-itj, ( In!reb will its Christmas party Tuesday December 17, Lanier Cox, class president, announced Monday. have , ~ _ . school Dr. E m m ett S. Redford, assis- Baptist jtan t p rofessor of go ve rn m en t, will Fellowship d u b , the annual . *pt,a k to the AH m em bers o f the Y. M. C. A., Freshman Sophomore the upperclass group international re la - 1 Club, and nighi, y o n i group o f the A. A, U. W. j will be g uests at a Christmas pro- Friday at 12:45 gram Tuesday, December 17, at in All S ain ts’ Epis­ luncheon | o ’clock f A t ^(> y a the party Special fe a tu re s of in the junior ballroom o f T exas Union. His su b ject will in will be a Christmas p ageant, group ^)e “ Relation singing led by John Green, ( r a m e * , ; ^ C ondurt of Foreign A ffa ir s .’’ Q y Arrowood, E r e c to r contests, and special music. There will be a Christmas tree on which each member will place a gift for his “ tw in.” Those Organ music, vocal solos; a cello solo, and choir music will be in­ cluded on the program. The Rev. of the group, *aid that the lunch ! W. S. Blackshear, rector o f the is being held a week earlier; All S a in t s ’ Episcopal Church, will eon t h e j lead the o p enin g prayer and give that than usual Christmas rush o f parties might I the benediction. be avoided. 7:30 o ’clock copal Church. of D em ocracy in order in Dr George W. S t o c k i n ' had -SAN A N T O N IA N S MEET o f arran ge­ charge ments for the party are Jack Hol­ land, chairman; Josep h ine White, B. E. U. council social chairm an; Mary Katherine L acey, entertain ......... - — e, - - ■ j ment; Martha LeSueur, ° a0(, refresh- merit a; and Jack F o ster and Cath m e n t . I and .lack F o ste r a n d Cath- ea u se o. his activities *» • tr in e Tice, decorations. °J been announced as . . . ,e ur,a ,u wl< t, . the speaker, i , A p p rox im ately tw en ty San An- a' tom an s attended a m e etin g . i i0 which organization * ," :form u la ted fo r plans w ere! a San A ntonio • • • Panhellenic to Make New Rush Rules Mediation Board. • • • Delta Phi Epsilon To Entertain ----------- The Panhellenic rush rules com -; to discuss rules in d is t a n t d<*an T exas Federation mRtec met Monday afternoon a t) Delta Phi Epsilon .sorority will room at the 1:80 o ’clock in the o ff ic e of Mrs. ! entertain in the tea Kathleen Bland, o f W o m e n ’s of women, at the 1936 rush season. The com-j 7:30 o ’clock, honoring Phi Sigma in it t e e consists o f Katherine Finch, Delta, t a u Delta Phi, and Sigm a Katherine P itten ger, Maxine Fin- Alpha Mu fraternity, and others, In vitation s were sent out in the cher, Evelyn P arker, Louise Fagg, j I form o f mock wadding invitations, and Gladys Matson. I f o r 'Club Building Sunday night * Union. Gordon Pease, who called t e m ­ the m eetin g , was porary chairman. elected The first regular m ee tin g o f the organization will be held on the first or second Thursday January, Pease said. rn rn rn CLU B TO GIVE D A N C E in j The Der Die Das Klub, Ger- I man club for freshm an students, 1 will hold its annual dance F riday,) 12 Decem ber 13, from 9 until o ’clock at Gregg House, C. V. Pol­ in Germ anic lan- lard, instructor I g u age s, and sponsor o f the club, The next m eetin g o f the ruk>s Ian *M'j an nounced Monday. . p o t if wid carried out in the decorations. * * * W A L D M A N TO PLAY D A N C E ZETA PL E D G E S PERFORM The pledges en tertained the in­ last A ll-U n iversity Dance The itiates o f Zeta Tau Alpha sorority b efore holidays the Christmas last n igh t with a closed house at will be held in the T ex a s Union, the sorority house. 7 o ’clock at S aturd ay night, D ecem b er Im personations o f members were 14, with Herman W aldm an’s o r c h e s - : given by the ple d ges and sorority tra playing. [ songs were sung. ! Z T l, r* n*vn 8 j club M onday n i ' h t in the T ex as For Perfect Laundry Service ALWAYS DIAL 6 4 4 4 DRISKILL HOTEL LAUNDRY " S n a p p y S e r v i c e ” S u g g e s t i o n s H a r t m a n n S k y r o b e c a s e s , h o l d 6 o r m o r e d r e s s e s w i t h o u t w r i n k ­ $ 1 5 . 0 0 l i n g H e a v y c o w h i d e a n d g l a d s t o n e c a t c h e s a n d h a n d l e c a s e s , l e a t h e r s p e c i a l l i n e d l o c k , $ 1 2 . 5 0 F i t t e d T r a y c a s e s , q u a l i t y f i t t i n g s , l e a t h e r c a s e s , b l a c k or g e n u i n e $ 1 5 . 0 0 b r o w n T o i l e t c a s e s z i p p e r c a s e s , i n g e n u i n e l e a t h e r f o r l a d i e s o r m e n $ 6 . 5 0 l e a t h e r o v e r n i t e G e n u i n e c a s e s , h a n d s o m e l i n i n g s , b l a c k o r b r o w n . $ 5 . 9 5 Z i p p e r b r i e f c a s e s , g e n ­ l e a t h e r , T a l o n z i p - u i n e p e r s . $2.50 C o s m e t i c c a s e s in w a t e r p r o o f si l k c a s e s , b o t t l e s a n d c r e a m j a r s . $1.25 R o b t. 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Phone 5212. 2*30 Rio Grande. light BOARD AND ROOM COMFORTABLY furnished room for two J*(■ 9 .'*0 IO :1 (> I 0 ;3Q f r th0 execu tive a d m i n i s t r a t i o n h a s show n tho, we con ro u n d u p r a t t l e a n d im p ro v e b re e d of bvt < t .............. liv esto ck but t h e i* it new fie ld ” b u t t h e ra ilro a d s a n d b a n k s , th e t h a t in d u s tr i a l w o r k e r s a n d t h e f a r m ess, th e u n e m p lo y e d a n d th e y o u n g p e o p le all a r e b e t t e r o f f to d a y . T h e P r e s id e n t the d e p lo r e d “ in v o l u n t a r y s p e c u l a ti o n ” which had b e e n f o r c e d on th e f a r m e r in th a n a g e n e r a t io n w h e n he less he in sisted w h a t you a n d I h a v e e n d e a v o r e d to a c h ie v e w a s to p u t a n e n d to th e d e s t r u c t i v e fo r c e s t h a t w e re t h r e a t e n i n g A m e r i c a n a g r i c u lt u r e . We nou gh t r u l e of to stop to o th a n d cla w t h a t th r e w f a r m ­ t u r n e d ers into se rfs, fo r c e d th em v ir tu a l ly b u ild in g s , th e m in to b a n k r u p t c y or t h e i r the I ! ' til L a s t D a y ! APITOl tout Hi I Sc R O G E R S f P SnHMBDflfrfe R 0 U N D / U B E N D H MARY BOLANO KOM Will n u t Starts Tomorrow for 3 Big D a y s ! I N P i H S O N O N THE STACE . . “ INA RAY** HUTTON " W llD P A R T )" O C RADIO, STA G E & O C Z A L O s c r e e n s t a r s £m O S C R E E N S T A R S N E L E N IfDOR OT H Y l f * & BURKE H O N A N S I S T E R S I CROOKER I JACK P E P P ER TERRY HOWARD • SAMMY CANTOR MA KAY HUTTON’S WORLD FAMOUS A L L • AND ( H A L CC S E E ’E M . y T O f T H E ? o . n — an V * * . ropily- . n a GV< ° a * a c a f i c F L E E T FR LD R IC MARCH M LR L E O B L R O N H E R M R T M A R S H A L L G L E N D A . . .Jrnk»D* D a r k A n g e l ' Payne Praises New Dobie Book In th e T e x a s , O u tloo k f o r D e re v ie w o f J. Camber a p p e a r s a F ra n k D o bie’s “ T o n g u e s of th e M o n t e ” b y Dr. L. W. P a y n e , J r ., p ro f e s s o r o f E n g lish th e U n i ­ v ersity . in Dr. P a y n e p ra is e s th e a b ility of Mr. Dobie to co llec t th e m a t e r i a l and to p r e s e n t it in s u c h a m a n ­ ner. He says, “ T h is v o lu m e o f m o re th a n 300 p ag es of rich a n d c h a r m in g M e x ican fo lk-tales, na tive cu sto m s, n a tiv e lore, s n a t c h e s o f song, a n d a b u n d a n c e of an p ro v e r b ia l w isd om is a re c o rd of v a r i o u s tr ip s m ad e by Mc. D obie into M exico d u r i n g a n u m lie r o f y e a r s a n d c o v e rin g in his tr a v e ls o v e r 2,0 00 m iles by pac k h o is e up a n d d o w n th e v a s t m o u n t a in r a n g e s of th e S ie r r a M ad res a n d across th e a rid re gio n kn o w n a* tile B olson de M apimi in N o r t h ­ e r n C o u h u ila .” re s e m b le s Mr. D o b ie ’s sty le of w r it in g in t h e book closely t h e sty le o f W. H. H u d so n , n a tu r a l i s t , says Dr. P a y n e . H e gives e x a m p l e s to il l u s t r a t e his .statem ent. --------------- o--------------- (C o n ti n u e d fr o m P a g e O n e ) in r e p r e s e n t s th e sh ip p in g c o n tr o ll in g d ee p sea s h ip p in g o u t of H o u s to n w hich IO the p e r c e n t o f G u lf have a g r e e d to r e s u m e n ego tiaU o n s w ith I. L. A. A n d th e now, w ith th e o th e r OO p e r c e n t of in t e r e s t s a g r e e d t e n t a t i v e ba.*m I hav e u po n th e w alk o u t se em s m e n tio n e d , t e r m i n a t e d . ” a b o u t th e s h ip p in g to be I. L. A. W a l k s O u t th e B t PAGE FIVE from other cities s ta te . th rou ghout the th e strike began, The mediation board c o n te n d ­ e d / ’ Dr. Stocking explained, ‘H hat since the in d e p e n d e n t white l o n g ­ s h o re m en had had no organiza­ tion before it the w as a d is ti n c t vioiaffon of W a g n e r - C o n n e r y A ct f o r the m a r ­ them itim e c o m m it te e w h en th e I. L. A. s tru c k . There fo r e , we a g r e e d th e s e w h ite w o r k ­ in e rs should n o t be co n sid e re d o u r p a r t o f th e n e g o ti a ti o n s . ” hire to I n j u n c t i o n D e n i e d its c o n tr a c ts . th e fe d e r a l co u rt W h en B e r n a r d Golding, a t t o r ­ in d e p e n d e n t unions, n ey fo r t h e h e a r d this, he file d an application in Houston in f o r a p e r m a n e n t in j u n c ti o n to r e ­ th e m a r i t i m e committee s t r a in I t fro m b re a k i n g w as n o t g r a n t e d . i n ­ T he H o u s to n te r e s ts , w ho had th e y m ust stan d by t h e i r c o n tr a c ts w ith u nio n s, w e re the i n d e p e n d e n t lately c o n v in c e d th e y need not stan d by t h e i r c o n t r a c t w ith i n d e p e n d e n t u n io n a n d th e white w e re b r o u g h t in to a c o n f e r e n c e with s t rik e r s . ste a m sh ip d e c la re d t h a t Ip th e thi- c o n f e r e n c e , t e n t a ­ tive a g r e e m e n t w as made. T h e n eg ro i n d e p e n d e n ts w ere giv en a new c h a r t e r a n d will bec o m e an I. I,. A. th e m a r it im e c o m m itte e will reco g n ize this p r o ­ vision as well as m a k e som e s e t ­ t l e m e n t w ith i n d e p e n ­ de n ts . local, a n d th e w hite in p o rts. “ The re a l s t r i k e has o n ly g o n e into e f f e c t th e w e s te r n G u lf p o r t s such as H o u sto n a n d L a k e C h arle s , w h e re ships have b e e n tied up a n d blood h as been shed in a few i n s ta n c e s ,” Dr. S to c k in g “ In N ew O rle a n s a n d s t a te d . a lt h o u g h e a s t e r n G u lf p ic k e tin g has b e e n p ra c tic e d , e m ­ ployers c o n te n d th e w a lk o u t h a s n o t been “ With in e f f e c t . the s e t t l e m e n t of t h e o ilier tro u b le w e ste r n port* p ra c t ic a l ly c e r t a i n , ” he said, “ n e g o ti a ti o n s w ith s h i p ­ per* and strik er* in “ a s t e r n G u lf p o rt s will be c o m p a r a ti v e ly e a s y .” -*——•-.....~ t" " " O’- ......... ■ ..... ■■ in H o u s to n and B ATTLE S P E A K S TODAY p ro d u c t iv e h ig h la n d s d o tt e d by I n in e lakes. M o reo v er, the A n g lo - F r e n c h o f - j jBjf o f the p ro lo n g e d w r a n g li n g t le n ie n t S to c k in g e x p la i n e d , w as W h a t Italy does n o t g e t is m o re i m p o r t a n t — an d t h a t is th e t e r r i ­ to rial c o n n e c tio n b e tw e e n E r i t r e a an d S o m a lila n d she d e m a n d e d . O ne of th e allege d r e a s o n s f o r in sal s i tu a t io n , Dr. th e hir- a n d t e r goes beyond th e p la n o rig in a lly S negro longshoremen to w o rk cargo five- w h en tb e J, L. a . w alk ed o u t in d r a t t e d by p o w er con ciliation c o m m it te e , anil O cto b er. T h e F e d e r a l m e d ia tio n the L e a g u e m ay kill it if ll Duce I bou rd took the position th a t .shippers in d e p e n d e n t lo n g s h o r e the m ost c o n c e t t i u n it y m en w e re u n f a i r to I. L. A. w o rk c o n t r a c t s m ad* b e tw e e n i n d e p e n d e n t white l e a g u e ’s th e s e th e the o f is to be does no t. O f h ig h est sig n ific a n c e bac k o f and Dr. W. J. B a tt le , p r o f e s s o r o f la n g u a g e s , will discuss classical hi* r e c e n t a n d t o it all E u r o p e a n a f f a i r s at th e lu n ch eo n b e tw e e n B ritis h a n d f r a n c e . P r e - J *.|*sf v ilo a tin g th e W a g n e r •( o n n c y j o f the O p e n F o r u m C lu b a t 1 2 :3 0 ra ie r Laval m ad e his choice, an d A c t which g u a r a n t e e s th e r i g h t of o’clock to d a y a t th e Driskill H o tel. sto od by th e L eag u e. He re n e w e d . collective b a r g a i n i n g to w orker* Mrs. R. R o b e i d e a n an d Mrs. as well, his t h r ic e - m a d e p ledge o f an d sets up a d e fi n it io n of u n f a i r Ruby T e rrill L o m a x will be host- n a v a l c o -o p e ra tio n in t h e M e d ite r­ e. sea f o r la b o r c o n t r a d e . the e v e n t o f “ u n p r o ­ r a n e a n voked a t t a c k on B r i t a i n . ” T h e b o a r d ’s c o n te n t io n , lu n c h e o n . E u r o p e trip th e in ho w - ; to M aupin Y a te s *pent S u n d a y in D allas w ith h e r p a r e n t s , Mr. a n d .Mrs. Mike Y ates. B U R N E Y C H O S E N C ecil E. B u rn e y , s t u d e n t in th*- .School o f I.aw and f o r m e r m e m ­ b e r o f th e T e x a n s p o r ts s t a f f , has ! b ee n (mined A u stin c o rr e s p o n d e n t 1 fo r t h e C o rp u s C h risti C aller- 1 T im e s. He will c o n d u c t a w eek ly : co lu m n I new s ev en ts, in add itio n to o ............... — C a t h e r i n e A ntkoni la st w e e k -e n d iii S an A n to n io w ith bel mothery Mrs. M. IL A n th o id . s ile n t lo n g n o t be* a p p lied lo n g s h o re m e n . The*-* n e ev e r, could n e g ro grt es h a v e had t h e f r a m e w o r k o f an i n d e p e n d e n t u nio n in H o u s to n tim e, Dr. S t o c k i n g f o r a said, an d so m e tw o h u n d r e d a n d f i f ty m en b e lo n g e d to it a n d wet w o rk in g u n d e r I. I t A. s trik e . W h en th e s t r ik e w as c o v e ri n g a n n o u n c e d , Ute m a r it im e co a i­ n u ’te e c o n t r a c t e d this n e g ro u nio n to w ork u n til M arch, 1937, on a “ f i f t y - f i f t y ” b a n e w ith i n d e ­ p e n d e n t w h ite w o rk e rs. it b e f o r e th e the G a m m a Phi B eta has a n n o u n c e d t h e p le d g in g o f M ildred M oore o f M u n d a y , in d e p e n d e n ts U nlike th.* w h ite un ion b e f o r e th e w a lk o u t, a n d is alleg ed t h e i r m e m b e r s h i p w as th e n e g ro e s , h o w e v e r, had no it t h a t a g r e a t p a r t of r e c r u i t e d T o d a y O n l y K A Y F R A N C I S G E O R G E B R E N T in S T R A N D E D ' C o m i n g T h u r s d a y A r e t u r n d a t e o n ‘N A U G H T Y M A R I E T T A ” BOTH YOUR HOUSES by M a x w e l l A n d e r s o n T O N IG H T HOGG A U D IT O R I U M k: r ’ * ■ - ’ is ? '* J I rn ' f 8 f f r ' f * t h a t t a k e s I he p olitical s a t i r e t h e d o m e o ff of t h e C a p i t o l b u i l d i n g a n d gives y o u a r i n g s i d e s e a t at t h e m o s t e n t e r t a i n i n g c ir c u s in P o litic s f r o m t h e insid e. t h e w o r l d Direct* <1 hi) Joints II. Du eke S e e w h a t h a p p e n s w h e n a Y o u n g R e p r e s e n t a t i v e f r o m t h e W e s t t e lls t h e old b o y s w h a t ’s w h a t an d a l m o s t m a k e s th e m lik e it. T r u l l ? 1 ^ 1 T U T A I I M P I U R )s k ip p y r > T JI E D A I L Y T E X A N A B l a c k O u t lo o k TUESDAY, DECEMBER IO, 1935 By Percy L. Crosby r P KG E STX THE DAILY TEXAN T h e Daily T e xa n s t u d e n t ne w sp a p e r a f Th # U n i v e r s i t y of T e x a s is p u b lis h e d on th* c a m p u s of th* U n i v e r s i t y a t A u stin by Th * T e x a s S t u d e n t P u b li ca ti o n * , Inc., a s c r y m o r a in e , exc ept Monday, t h r o u g h o u t th e lo n e sessi on. E d ito ria l Office* J o u r n a l i s m B u iid m e I i i , 1 02, ami 102. T e le p h o n e s # 1 7 1 — OI c irc u la tio n d e p a r t m e n t — J o u r n a l . sea B u iid m e I M . P h o n e ( A f t e r IO p- m . # 1 7 7 ) . A d v e r t! ' m e 2- 8 ! * 4 a n d 2 - 3 U 6 . and P r in te d by th e U n i v e r s i t y P r e s s , A O. W r i g h t , M a n s c e r . S u b s c rip tio n price by m a i l : h iv e do ll ars yearly. N a tio n a l a d v e r t l s i n e r e p r e s e n t a t i v e ! N a tio n a l A d v e r t i s e e Se rv ic e , 420 M adis o n A v e n u e , New York City Inc. J oe S t o r m Ed H o d g e S t a n l e y G u n n Jo e S e l d e n E d ito r -in -c h ie f ---------------- — ------------------------- ------------ A s s o c ia t e E d i t o r S p orts Editor .... A s so c ia te S p o r t s A s s is ta n ts — — --------------------- —- — •--- E d ito r — - D o u g la s P erkins, A lv in Corder, G ord on S tr a c h a n , J e r o m e A llen , G e o r g e D e n n is , R ay H olb rook , L a n e G o ld sm ith , O lcut S a n d e r s , and M erritt F ru h m an . D a vid H u m e , H a rry Q uin, N a th a n S a f ir , - _________________________ G irl.' S p o r t . S o c i e t y Editor A s s is ta n ts L .ll.a n H e s t e r „ E " I r , B u “ ° J u a n i ta W h i t tl e s e y , M ildred Sm ith, M ary M cLau rin, F r a n c e s L a n d er s, Lola Ma* S h er r o d , H ele n Fay® P a s s m o r e , and G la d y s M atson. F e a tu r e Editor ____________________ T e le g r a p h E dito r .......... - -------------------- --- A s sista n t s A m u s e m e n t E ditors F r a n h .e M a e W e lh o r n - - J " B a ld w in - K a th r y n O w e n s , D e a n B la n t o n L o uis D a v is a n d B u r d e tt e H a n c o ck »«» .. — - . . . . Ni g h t Edit or* F R A N K M U R R O W a n d V I C T O R ( ' R A Z E A s s i s t a n t s : Mar y E l i s a b e t h Beasley, Gl a d y s Mat son, G o r d o n S t r a c h a n , a nd J a m e s A r t h u r Po u n d s, III. Day Vo l u n t e er s : H e l e n Wo r t hy , S i d n e y Levi nson, J a n e A r o n s o n , a n d J u l i e t Knight. The Irregularity of Some Professors is a Virtue A professor wi th a s ear ch in g, c r ea ti v e nature has a tot o f trouble r e g i m en t i ng hims el f for a university faculty. If he is a good man, d e m a n d s will he mad e upon him from confl icti ng sources. W e h av e in our faculty men c a p a b l e o f g at h er in g n*-w material and p repari ng it for popul ar consumpti on. T h e s e are rare individuals, and highl y t ho ug ht of, both here and e ls ew h er e. But t hey are f r e q u e n t l y c h a s ti z e d on th** grounds th at t h e y s pen d too little time on their cl as ses and too much ti me on the preparat ion of a hook or in the field o f scientific research. Thei r duty is divided. For their salary, they must teach c lasses co mpo s ed o f s tu de nt s to wh om, b e c a u s e o f insti­ tutional necessity, “ e d u c a t i o n ” must he m a d e attractive. Fo r the utility of their g r e at es t talents, as m e mb e rs of a university e n g a g e d l e a d i n g , ” t h e y must in “ i nt ellectual e n g a g e in c r ea ti v e activity and, in s o me instances, write books. Fro m the s ta ndpoi nt of p e rm an e nc e , the latter activity is perha ps t h e more i mportant to s oci et y and the Uni­ versity. Me mb ers of the faculty are now prep ari ng liter­ ary contributions to the culture o f T e x a s and Ame r ic a, s o me o f which ha ve taken, and s o m e of whi ch will t a k e, a d efi ni te place in ed uca ti on al history. It woul d be an injustice to the ma n y to e x e m p l i f y a l e w o f the a f or e me n ti o ne d educators. S uf f i c e it here to sa y th at s o me of t h e m utilize d o cu m e n t a r y e v i d e n c e th at w i th ­ o ut their t r ea t m e n t would not b e r e a d i l y av a il a bl e to the ordi nary s t u d en t or the l ay ma n . Others t a k e thei r m a ­ terial directly from “ t he s oi l ”— from the u nwri tte n lore of t he people, or from the unc har ted vistas of sci ence . All, p er h a p s , contribute more to the e d uc a t i o n of posterity than to that o f t h e s le ep y cl as sro om co-ed w h o has enrolled in the Un i ve rs i ty to meet the right people. This, h owe ve r , is not to a d v o c a t e t h e d ep art ure of a good profes sor in the r e g i m e n te d -c l as s ro o m- fi e l d from his e l e m e n t to t h a t of the c r e at i v e s ch o la r or vice-versa. In t h e Uni versi ty w e must hav e both t y p es and more. It has been e st imat ed t h a t about, 98 per c e n t of w h a t th e a v e r a g e t e a c h e r has to o f f e r in his prescri bed subject is t ak en from b ooks not of his o w n writing. T he gre at mas s o f w h a t will a l w a y s he taught in the I niversity will a lr e a d y hav e b e e n written befor e t he profes sors will ha ve do nn ed long trousers. The d e m a n d for me n w h o can as si mi late portions o f that mat eri al in such a ma n ne r t o m a k e it i nt el ligi bl e to a v e r a g e s tu d en t s is v ery great. On the other hand, a University s ho ul d be a place for t h e conti nuous e xp lo ra ti on and expl oi ta ti on o f uncleared It s houl d utilize, to t h e g r e at e s t possibl e ext ent, f i e l d s . t h e services of t h e creati ve m e m b e r s o f its fa cul ty . It is an e v i d e n c e of a w e a k n e s s in our institutional s ys ­ tem that th es e men must oft en hide thei r cr ea ti ve tal ents under a c l as sroo m bushel and entertain s l e e p y st ud en ts in order to keep body and soul together# O fficia l N o tic e T H E R E W I L L BE a W o m e n ’s In t r a m u r a l S w i mm i n g Me e t T u e s ­ in o’clock. i l l , a n d Alpha d a y a f t e r n o o n , De c e mb e r IO, t h e W o m e n ' s G y m a t 5 C o n t e s t a n t s a r e I n d e p e n d e n t Chi O m e g a , Pi Phi, D e l t a Pi. D OR O T H Y M A R K L E , o f i n t r a m u r a l * f or s e c r e t a r y wo m e n . A N Y S T U D E N T n e e d i n g work, who h a s h a d a t lea t on*- y e a r ' s e x p e r i e n c e a s a k e y o p ­ e r a t o r , i* a s k e d to r e p o r t to M a r ­ g a r e t Pec k a t t h e Y. W. C. A. M o n d a y or T u e s d a y . punch M A R G A R E T P E C K , s e c r e t a r y o f t h e Y. W. C. A. H O U S E M O T H E R S f o r w o me n will m e e t W e d n e s d a y , D e c e m b e r l l , a t 3 o' cl o c k in A r c h i t e c t u r e Bui l d­ i n g 105. R U B Y T E R R I L L LOMAX, 109. d e a n of women. at 5 o'clock if you c a n n o t g e t in touch with y o u r p a r t n e r . MRS. B L O S S O M G O D D A R D , .sponsor. AN . sophomore I M P O R T A N T M E E T I N G of girls will be held 12 a t 5 T h u r s d a y , D e c e m b e r o ’clock in T e x a s U n i o n 316. L U L A M. B E W L E Y , s pons or of s op h o m o r e class. 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T E E C L U B M E M B E R S : T h e f ol ­ l o w i n g pai r s will t e e o f f s o m e ­ t i me W e d n e s d a y a f t e r n o o n : F r a n c i s vs. W a r d W i n n vs. God bey Wh i t t l e s e y vs. Bu l k l ey E r n s t vs. B u m s M c C u l l o u g h vs. C h a d b o u r n e L e v i n e vs. S t u a r t H e i d m a n vs. H a r r i s P l a c e y o u r - c o r es in M a r g u e ­ r i t e Wi n n C box in t h e i n t r a m u r a l o f f i c e . M e e t a t e q u i p m e n t r o o m T H E T W O IOO classes will m e e t T u e s d a y a t 5 a n d 8 o’clock in J o u r n a l i s m Bu i l d i n g 307. M E R E D I T H K N O X G A R D N E R , l an g u a g e s . in G e r m a n i c t u t o r ---------------o-..- ............. D o r o t h y B e n n e t t a n d Louis D a ­ vis, s t u d e n t s t h e Uni vers i t y, a nd Mr. a nd Mrs. J a m e s H a mi l t o n H a r t we r e h o u s e g u e s t s o f N i n a the Be-;-- an(j J o h n Astiii f o r in I wee k - en d in B r y a n . 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T h e t h r e a t a g a i n s t world jreace me a n s little t o t h e ci t izens of th * U n i t e d S t a t e s d u r i n g t h o s e a u t u m n m o n t h s w h e n t h o u s a n d s o f half- c r a z y f o o t b a l l j a m e v e r y t h e c o u n t r y to w a t c h s t a d i u m g r i d i r o n g l a d i a t o r s p e r f o r m deeds of d a r i n g a n d valor. f a n s in P e r h a p s E t h i o p i a n s on S u n d a y mo r n i n g , f r o n t Mr. Pu b l i c blanco* a t t h e to di s cover f o r a m o m e n t p a g e a n d 126 t h a t 501 I t a l i an s w e r e killed in a bl oody ski rmi sh a t A d u w a , b u t w i t h o u t f u r t h e r a d o h e t u r n s to t h e s p o r . t h e p a g e w h e r e he news t h a t t h e F i g h t i n g Irish s c o r e d t h r e e t o u c h d o w n s in t h e l a s t q u a r ­ to u p se t Ohio S t a t e o r t e r t h a t Mi n n e s o t a t r a m p l e r a n wild Wi s consin. t h r i l l s wi t h to is t h a t Laval P r e m i e r as Wi l l i am T h e a v e r a g e A m e r i c a n can tell you a Fr e n c h s t a t e s m a n , b u t he can r e ­ late t h e life h i s t o r y o f such gri d S h a k e p e a r e , g r e a t s J a y B e r w a n g e r , B o b b y Wi l s o n , t h a t and B o b b y G r a y s o n . 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