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AUSTIN, TEXAS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1938

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No. 125

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Pickle Appoints T h ey B eat Kansas 
Mary Sue Bates,
Ottis Stahl

IOO S.G.C. GuGsts 
Expected

Leaders

Start Set

Pickle Foresees Heated 
Campaign O v e r Issues

B y E V E R E T T S H I R L E Y

S t u d e n t politics, l on g s mo u l d e r i n g on t h e c a mp u s , t o o k a m o r e 
d ef i n i t e f o r m l a st n i g h t wi t h t h e a n n o u n c e m e n t by J a k e Pickle, p r e s i ­
d e n t of the S t u d e n t s ’ Associati on, t h a t Mo n da y, M a r c h 7, will be t h e 
f i r s t d a y c a n d i d a t e s m a y file f o r t h e t e n of fices . G e n e r a l s t u d e n t

LETS

" f el ection will be on Apri l 6.

“ I n d i c a t i o n s p o i n t t o a h e a t e d 
c a mp a i g n which will p r o b a b l y be 
based m o r e on i ssues t h a n on in­
dividuals as was t r u e l a s t y e a r , " 
“ C a n d i d a t e s will be 
Pickle said. 
to adopt 
given 
t a k i n g e xa ct 
r e g u l a r p l a t f o r m s , 
s t a n d s on i m p o r t a n t i ssues. "

an o p p o r t u n i t y 

now 

c o n f r o n t i n g 

Pickle sa i d t h at he t hou gh t the 
the 
ques t i o ns 
in r e- wr i t i ng 
S t u d e n t s ’ A s s e mb l y 
the s t u d e n t co ns t i ­
r ev i s i ng 
and 
t u t i on could be we l l u se d as c a m ­
paign issues.

C O N S T I T U T I O N R E V I S I O N

Revision o f t he old c on s t i t ut i on 
J i m mi e P o u n d s 
I is ne a rl y finished. 
III, a s s e m b l y m a n 
the De­
from 
p a r t m e n t of J o u r n a l i s m , has been 
w o r k i n g on r e w r i t i n g it, and most 
; of his w o rk has b ee n compl et ed.

Vacancies Filled 
O n C o - O p Board, 
Students' Assembly

t h e 

J a k e Pickle, p r e s i d e n t of 

the 
last night 
S t u d e n t s ' Assoc i at i on, 
a n n o u n c e d 
a p p o i n t m e n t of 
M a r y S u e B a t e s to t h e Boa rd of 
t he U ni ver si t y Co- 
D ir ec t o rs of 
O p e r a t i v e Society 
a n d of Ottis 
S t ah l to t he S t u d e n t s ’ Assembly.

Miss B a t e s fills the v ac an c y left 
in the b o a r d w hen Evel yn B m o 
f ail ed to r e t u r n to school this se­
m e s t e r . She 
is a sop ho mo r e stu­
d e n t f r o m H o u s t o n , s e c r e t a r y of 
t h e U n i v e r s i t y Y.W. C. A. , ex-pres- 
i de n t of the f r e s h m a n class, and 
a m e m b e r of Al ph a Phi sorority.
Stahl was a p p o i n t e d to fill the 
p l a ce of Bill A l e x a n d e r , assembl y­
m a n f r o m t h e School of Business 
A d m i n i s t r a t i o n , who l e ft school at 
t h e end o f last s emes t er . Stahl i? 
a l e n i o r stud* n t f r o m Waco, and 
is h e a d m a s t e r o f D e l t a S i gma Pi, 
business a d m i n i s t r a t i o n f r a t er n i t y .

Seton lo Speak 
On W ild Animals

30 Fraternities 
In Sing-Song 

j

Fourth Annual M e et 
To Be March I

t h e 

T h is 

y e a r ’s 

f o u r t h held at 
the 
F o r 

I n t e r - F r a t e r m t v 
Si n g -S o ng , scheduled f o r March I, 
t he 
will be 
U n i ve r si t y. 
t h r ee 
y ea r ? t he f r a t e r ni t i e s and s o r or i ­
this e n t e r t a i n ­
ties h av e o f f e r e d 
m e n t to t h e public.
T h i r t y o f t h e 

thirty-five Uni- : 

last 

t h e ; 

ver si f y c h a p t e r s will par ti cipate 
this 
y e a r . Ap p ro x i ma t e l y 
s a m e n u m b e r ha? t a k e n p ar t the 
last t h r e e years.
the 

f r a t e r n i t i es have 
s u b m i t t e d the son gs which t he y in­
t end 
to sing. T h e following are 
the songs s u b mi t t e d by 
r or i t ies :

N o t all 

the s o - j 

K A P P A 

T H E T A — 
A L P H A 
" T h e t a Li ps" a n d “ M e r r y T h e t a . ”
K A P P A K A P P A G A M M A —
a n d " T h e Vo-

PI B E T A P H I — “ T h e Pi Phi 
T r i b u t e " and “ Since I Fi r s t Met 
You , "

P H I M l l —-“ S t a r l i g h t " 

and 

“ S o n g of Gold."

A L P H A XI D E L T A - Tie Gar - 
d e n of Al pha XT’ a n d “ Doubl e 
B l ue and Gold."

A L P H A 

E P S I L O N 
W a n t to Be a F r i e n d of Y o u r s " , 
a n d " W r i t e A. E. Phi Upon Y o u r 
H e a r t s . "

P H I — "I 

A L P H A D E LT A 

P l — “ The 
Wi shi ng S o n g ” a n d “ H o w I Love 

t h e va r si t y ( “ T h e K a p p a Bluet 

t i v e ’s S o n g ."

J A C K L O V E

U. T. WINS SECOND DEBATE;
TO TRY THREE MORE TODAY

Third W ith Kansas, First W ith T.C.U.
’ To Be Broadcast By W O A I and K N O W

F r e sh f r o m y e s t e r d a y ’s f ou r- t o - 
one decision vi c t or y over Ka n s a s 
t he U n i v e r s i t y 
S t a t e a* T e m p l e , 
d e b a t e 
t h r e e d e ­
t e a m 
t a k e s on 
J i m M ’Goodwin a n d 
bat e- t oda y. 
J a ck Love w o n t heir v i c t o r y y e s ­
t e r d a y on t he n e ga t iv e side of the 
ques t i on “ Resolved, That the S ev ­
eral Stat*? Sh oul d Ado pt a I ni- 
c a m e r a l S y s t e m of Legi sl at ion. "

The t hi r d d e b a t e of the series 
be t we en Kansa s S t a t e and the U n i ­

versity will he h e a r d o v e r WO A I 
sn S an Antonio at 3 : 3 0 o ’clock t o ­
day. The r a d i o a u di e n ce will m a k e 
the decision. Ri chard Davis a n d 
F re d H. Schmi dt o f the U n iv er si t y 
and Keit h S e h u e r m a n a n d E ld o n 
Smith cf Kans a s will d e b a t e on 
the u ni c a me ra l ques tion.

Davis, a f i rs t - y e ar l aw s t u d e n t 
i? on 

f r o m H o u l t o n , 
squad f or t ho t h i r d y e a r . He 

is 

See D E B A T E R S , P a g e 6.

EX-STUDENTS APPOINT THREE
TO NEW ENDOWMENT BOARD

Baker, Adams, Billington Named;
Dr. Brogan Praises Policy

By J A M E S W I L L I A M S O N

G E O R G E C L A R K

Pulliam Invites 
Local Students

A tte n d a n ce Lim ited 
To Permit Holders

Re g i st r a t i on o f a b o u t IOO d el e ­
gate? f r o m t w e n t y r e b o i l s to t h e 
T exa s S t u d e n t G o v e r n m e n t C o n ­
this a f t e r n o o n 
gress will begin 

last night. He said 

with the a rr iva l of the r e p r e s e n t a ­
f rom P a r i s J u n i o r Col lege, 
tive- 
P u l l i a m, 
Paris, Texa s, H a r v ey 
the Co ngr es s, a n ­
p r e s i d e n t o f 
nounced 
t h a t 
local s t u d e n t p a r t i c i pa t i on woul d 
be wel c ome 
discussion 
gr oups.
As 

local s t u d e n t p a r t i c i p a t i o n 
will h r limited by t h e size o f t h e 
g r o u p s and t he a m o u n t of spa ce , 
t h a t all 
Pu l l i a m h as a n n o u n c e d 
s t u d e n t s wi shi ng admi ssi o n shou l d 
r e g i s t e r t o d a y in T e x a s U n i o n 20 8 
a n d receive p er mi ts .

the 

in 

G o ve r n o r J a m e s V. Allr ed h a s 
s e c r e t a r y , G e o r g e 
a pp o i n t e d hr? 
Cl ark, as his special 
r e p r e s e n t a ­
tive to speak a t t he t r a f f i c s a f e t y 
m e e t i n g F r i d a y ni ght . Mr. Cl ar k, 
an e x - s t u d e n t of the Univer sit y, is 
also s e c r e t a r y of t h e S t a t e T r a f ­
fic < A m m i r t e e a n d is we!! 
a c ­
q u a i n t e d wi t h t r a f f i c pr oblems.

D I S P L A Y S R E A D Y

Ca pt a i n G. E. S e r a aer, hea d 
o f the e duc at io na l expansion divi­
sion o f the D e p a r t m e n t T Public 
S af et y, will have c ha r ge of a dis­
pl a y o p e n i n g F r i d a y in t he 
f o y e r 
I of t h e T ex a s Union expos i ng t he 
I h o r r o r s of s udd e n d e a t h by t r af f i c , 
t r a f f i c 
the m a n y w ays t h a t 

and 
accident.* c a n occur.

William 

I-. McGill, d i r e c t o r o f 
Te xa s S t u d e n t Publ i ca t i ons , will 
lead discussion f o r the publ i c at ion 
groups. A m o N o w o t n y , a s s i s t a n t 
I de a n o f me n, will be t o a s t m a s t e r 
a t t h e b a n q u e t to be given F r i d a y 
night a t 3 :45 o ’clock in the T e x a s 
Union Main Ba l l r oom in ho no r o f 

. the d el egates.

a v t h e 

POLITICAL C M T O f l

q r » H E P O W E R S t h a t be have 

A 

u r g e d a wor d o f e x p l a n a ­

tion.

T h is col umn was born o f no 

t he 

tell 

sadi st i c u r g e 
t e n 
t o 
t h o u s a n d how to vote. Not b ei ng 
bl e s s e d wi t h t h e occult po wer s 
of M a h o m e t , J o s e f S ta l i n, or 

eve n Br . T o w n s e n d , the politi­
cal e d i t or will not es sa y himself 
t o such a task. T h e political edi­
t o r will be i mp a rt i a l , i n s o f a r as 
it 
to be. 
T h e political edi tor hopes t o be 
i nf o r m s t u d e n t s a b o u t 
abl e 
the v ar i ou s of fi c es t h a t will be 

is h u m a n l y possible 

to 

c o n t e s t e d this spr ing, s o m e t h i n g 
a b o u t ea ch c a n d i d a t e, s o m e t h i n g 
a b o u t the " b e h i n d t h e n e w s " i m­
plicat ion? o f s p r in g politics.

In s hor t , this c ol u m n will e n ­

d e a v o r t o be i n f o rm a ti v e .

F o r t u n a t e l y , we h av e s e cu r e d 
some v e r y goo d as sistance. We 
i n t r o d u c e Mr. J. H o r a c e Ma ngl e- 
wit, whose am i ab le c a r i c a t u r e 
by Mr. E e k h a r d t will g r ac e 
t hi s c ol u mn daily. Mr. Ma ng le w it 
is a m a n to be relied on. H e has 

had wide a n d v ar ie d ex pe ri en c es 
in the field of politics. In o th e r 
w o r d s , he know* his okr a.

t r u e 

s i gn i f i c a n c e 

F o r t h a t r ea s o n , Mr. Ma n g l e ­
w i t h as b e e n a p p o i n t e d T e c h n i ­
cal A d v i s e r on M a t t e r s of Poli­
tics. H e ’s g oi n g to help us dig 
u p t he f a c t s a n d tell u s w h at 
t h e i r 
is— if 
such a t h i n g is possible. He d e ­
light s in d a r k , s e cr et i ve s o r t s o f 
t hi ngs a n d ha? no p a t i e n c e with 
e i t h e r f r a t e r n i t i e s o r 
i n d e p e n ­
d en t s , 
a l th o u g h he does have 
a v e r y good k n o w l e d g e o f j u s t 
ho w t h e i r o r g a n i z a t i o n s a r e c o n ­
du ct e d .

t o o d a m n e d a m a ­
“ T h e y ’re 
t e u r i s h , " he 
told us q ui t e v e­
h e m e n t l y t he o t h e r day. “ W h y I 
r e m e m b e r — "

To 

T h e f i r s t 

t h i n g a h e a d 

t h e a v e r a g e 

B u t we m u s t 

i n t e r r u p t Mr. 
Ma ng le w i t . As we w e r e s a y i n g —
is to 
s t u d e n t s s o m e t h i n g about 
tell 
s t u d e n t o f f i c e s a t t h e U n i v e r ­
sity. 
s pr i ng 
v o t e r politics as r e l a t e d t o of- 
f i ce h o l di ng is a c o n s t a n t s ou r ce 
o f b e w i l d e r m e n t . T h e a v e r a g e 
v o t e r d o e s n ’t k no w 
( n o t par - 
t i c u a r l y 
t h r o u g h a n y f a u l t of 
his o wn ) wh y is the J u d i c i a r y 
Council, w h a t a r e t he d u t i e s of 
s t u d e n t p r e s i d e n t , a n d a 
t h e 
good m a n y o t h e r t hings.

T h a t , 

is w h a t 

r o u g h l y , 

be bas ed on go o d 

IT IS qui t e r e a s o n a b l e to be ­

lieve t h a t a go od vot e should 
i nf o r m a t i o n .
this 
. c ol um n will a t t e m p t t o pr ovide 
in t he n e x t f e w issues— good i n­
f o r m a t i o n , an d , o f c ou r s e , a f ew 
r e g a r d l e s s 
j i b es a t polit ici ans, 
of t h e i r b el ief , color, o r cr eed.
idea, w e 
w e n t over w i t h Mr. M a n g l e w i t 
to J a k e Pickle t he 
a n d 
t a lk e d 
In ca se you a r e n ot 
o t h e r day, 
w e l l -i n f o r me d , we m i g h t 
s a y 
t h a t Mr. Pickle is p r e s i d e n t of 
t h e S t u d e n t s ’ Associati on. A n d 
he has very good 
ideas. Mr. 
Pickle told us s ome t hi ng s a b o u t 
his j o b t h a t we d i d n ’t know*.

line w i t h 

t h a t 

In 

So n ex t birne, if Mr. M an gle­
w it hasn’t lost the n otes he took, 
w e ’ll tell yo u s o m e t h i n g a b o u t 
the presidency o f the S tu d e n ts’ 
A ssociation .

Talk Friday N ig h t 
To Be Illustrated

If the c o n s t it u t i o n is f inished in 
Mime and passed b y the Assembly, 
l i t will he s u b m i t t e d f o r s t u d e n t 
E r n e s t T h o m p s o n Seton, f ame d 
appr ov a l in a special el ection be-
n a t u r a l i s t who will s p e a k in Aus-
f or e v o t i n g on Apri l 5, Pickle d e - j t i n F r i d a y night, has “ b r o u g h t 
d a r e d . Re ason f o r this is t h a t t he i b a c k " 
t he 
pr ovi si ons o f the ne w c o n s t i t u t i o n , } w o r l d not only alive hut in t heir 
if a d o pt e d, will have s ome b e a r - o w n e n v i r o n m e n t , mo v i ng a b o ut
in p ic t u r es ,
ing on 
i l l u s t r a t e his
I

F o u r pr i nci pal p r o p o s e d c h an g es w i th which he will 

t he wild an i ma l s o f 

t h e i r n a t u r a l h a u n t s , 

t he g e n e r a l election. 

c o n s t i t u t i o n a r e : 

“ Wild A ni ma ls 

t a l k h e r e on 

in t h e 

I. Abolition o f the p r e s e n t J u - J Have K n o w n . " 

a 

s u b s t i t u t i n g 

diei a r y Council, 
Mr. S et on will spe ak in t h e au- 
,Judiciary Bo a rd which will h av e j d i t o r i u m of t h e T ni vers sty J u n i o r 
the High School a t 7:30 F r i d a y ni gh t
t h r e e s t u d e n t s — p r e s i d e n t of 
u n d e r t h e aus pi ce s of Boy Scou t 
I Students* Associati on, a c h a i r m a n 
T ro o p 20, of t h e U ni ve r s i t y P r e s ­
j of t h e b o a r d el ec t ed by the s t u ­
b y t e r i a n Chur ch.
d e n t s 
t he s p r i ng and c o r r e ­
s p o nd i n g to the p r e s e n t c h a i r ma n 
of t h e J u d i c i a r y Council, aud a n - ; t h o r n y 
Other a p p o i n t e d b y t he President danc es , 
of 
t o n to 
proval of t h e o t h e r two m e m b e r s , > Mr, S et on was b or n 

Mrs. Set on, a wel l -kn own a n ­
a n d
I n d ia n 
on 
is a c c o m p a n y eg
\ u s t i n . 

t h e Uni ver si t y wi t h 

songs 
Mr.

the 

a p - 

in 

2. P a v i n g t h e p r e s i d e n t of the l a n d m d 

I 
I S t u d e n t s ’ As s e mb ly a salary. 
of 
3. E le ct i n g m e m b e r s 

S t u d e n t s ’ A ss e mb ly f r o m the stu- A c a d e m y of A r t 
dent bod y at l a rge , not f r o m so p a - 1 r e t u r n e d 
r a t e colleges a n d d e p a r t m e n t s as e x p i r e 
is t h e case now. 

4. Giving the Students* Assam- I to *t u d y ,n p a r ‘s*

r e a r e d 

in Eng- 
in C a n a d a He 
( r e t u r n e d to E u r o p e t o st u dy. Fol-
the j a w i n g a sc hol ar shi p a* the Royal 
i n L ondon, In­
to h u n t aud 
a f t e r 
f o u r >'e a r * w en t h* ck ^ E u r o p e

to ( a n a d a 
the c o u n t r y , 

hut 

v 

the 

' T ' 

whi!e 

. 
ln ^

 1 w U ' d 

Mexico. His 

‘ (‘Ton he. a m e 

i nt e r es t e d 
vi si ting
first book. 
Ixibo." was w r i t t e n from m a t e r ­
in t h a t state, where 
in 

.
ial g a t h e r e d 
he set t l ed. Hi s home 
S et o n Village. N. Mux. 
f irst i Mr. Set on h as w r i t t e n 

is now 

T i c k e t s 

f o rt y 
books on n a t u r e , a n d Mrs, Seton 
h a s publ i s hed several volumes.
the 

l e c ­
to 
t u r e F r i d a y can he had 
the 
■ U ni ve r s it y Y.M.( A. or t h e dea n
o f m e n ’s office. Adult t i cket s 
ticket s 
5 0 c e n t s ; c hi l dr en ' s 

i l l us t r at e d 
in 

2 5 

Oil Prospecting 
Lecture Friday

hly m on e y to w o r k with bv provid- 
ing t h a t r e c i p i e n t s of b l a n k e t tax 
f u n d s be r e q u i r ed to give a c e r t a i n J” 
their p r oce eds 
p o rt i o n of 
; Assembly.

to 

F I R S T T H R E E P O P U L A R

In P i c k l e ’s opinion, 

the 

The 

s t r e n u o u s 

t h r e e will p r o b ab l y he a d o p t e d by 
f o u r t h , he 
the Asse mbl y. 
said, has n ot b ee n 
t a l k e d a b o u t 
muc h.
A 

a t t e m p t will be 
m a d e this y e a r t o e n f o r c e t he l ul­
l i ng t h a t i ndi vi du al c a n d i d a t e s not 
s p e n d m o r e t h a n $50 rn t h e i r c a m ­
pai gns, Pickle a d de d. C a n d i d a t e s 
will be f or c ed to show r e c ei pt s of 
in 
expenses, 
i t e mi z e d 
as 
f or me rl y.
T he 

i n st ea d of h a n d i n g 
e xp e n s e 

el ection 
i n a m e d in a bou t 

he 
I t is 
e x pe ct e d t h a t O r a n g e J a c k e t ? and 
J M o r t a r Bo ar d will c o n d u c t 
the 
j election.

j u d g e will 
ten days. 

a c co u n t s 

Scandinavian G ro u p 
O ffe rs Fellowships

G r a d u a t e st ud en t s, y o u n g p ro ­
f essors a n d i n st r u c t o r s , an d g r a d ­
u a t e s of t he c u r r e n t y e a r a r e o f ­
f e r e d an o p p o r t u n i t y by’ the Airier-
i c a n - Sc a m i i n a v i a n F o u n d a t i o n 
t r a v e l a n d s t u d y 
n a v i a n c o u n t r i e s , S we den, Den-1 f r o m his dea n . 
m a r k , a n d N o rw a y . 

in 

t O e u m S t r i c t u r e s a n d to a n y other 
t h e Scandi - ; s t u d e n t who has a per mi ssi on c a r d 

Dr. Sl ot ni c k will speak F r i d a y :
T r a v e l i n g f el l owshi ps of $1, 000 I a f t e r n o o n f r o m 5 t o ti o’clock a n d 
e a c h, c o ve r in g t h e n e x t ac ade mi c f r o m 7 to $ o ’clock Friday ni ght, 
S a t u r d a y a f t e r n o o n he will s p e ak :
y e a r , a r e to be given. 
f r o m 12 to I o’clock and 2 to 3 

C a n d id a t e s , wh o m u s t have been 

j 

in 

t he U n i t e d S t a t e s o r its o ’clock.

b o r n 
possessions, m u s t be c a pa b l e of 
s pe ak ; 
original r e s e a r c h an d i n d e p e n d e n t her e 6 n M a r c h 4. 5, l l , a n d 12. 
s t u d y . T h e y should b e 
wi t h a t l e a s t o n e l a n g u a g e in ad- 
dition 
p r e f e r a b l y 
S wedish, Danish, and N o r we g i a n .

f a m i l i a r P a u l W e a v e r, Gul f Oil C o r p o r a- ! 

Dr. S lotnick will 

t o English, 

also 

lion r e p r e s e n t a t h o , will spe ak on
Ma rc h 25, 26, and April 2, 8, an d 
9. W a l t e r Galston. r e p r e s e n t a t i v e 
o f Shell Oil Co m p a n y , will l e c tu r e 
on A pr i l 22, 23, 29, 30, a n d Ma y 
6 a n d 7.

C r ea t i on o f a ne w d e v e l o p me n t and Orville Bullington of Wi chi- You 

Al pha D e l t a. "

s e c u r i n g 

e n d o w m e n t s j ta Falls.

bo ar d for 
f or t h e Univer sit y r e a c h e d its sec-j A p p o i n t m e n t s w er e m a d e Sat a r ­
end mi l es t one y e s t e r d a y with t he day by t he Exec ut i ve Council of 
a n n o u n c e m e n t of the a p p o i n t m e n t 
the E x - S t u d e n t s ’ Association, J o h n
of t h r e e ex s t u d e n t s to t he b o a r d. A. Mc Cu r d y , s e cr et a r y, said. 
F a c u l t y m e m b e r s p l a ce d on the 
E x - s t u d e n t m e m b e r s of the b oa r d, 
to be b o a r d by vot e of the g e ne r a l fac- 
with trip ex c ep t i on of o n e 
a n n o u n e e d . ar e Hines B a k e r of ulty a r e Dr. A. P. Br ogan, d e a n of 
H ous t on, F r e d A d a m s of Austin, 

See E X - S T U D E N T S . P age 6.

A L P H A C H I O M E G A —-“ Th* 
“ Al p ha Chi 
arui 

C A P T . G. E. S C H A U E R

H e a r t h S o n g " 
S w e e t h e a r t . ’’
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D E L T A D E L T A D E L T A — “ The 
P e a r l S o n g " a n d ‘At h o " ( wi th Tri 
D( It w o r d s ) .

Groups Reserve 
19 Cactus Pages

W a n te d : Dates For 3 0 0 
Stephens C ollege V is ito rs
T H R E E H U N D R E D gi r ls f r o m l n a m e a n d hei ght 

S t e p h e n s College, Missouri, aml a r r a n g e 
. 
. 

lady to t h e dance,

to escort 

... 

to 

. 

wull t ak e o v e r the F o r t y Acr es a?;
g u es t s of t he day Ma r c h 4. 

t h e i r 

liking
t he y o u n g 

A P P R O X I M A T E L Y f i f t y of the

I nc l u d i n g 
t h e i r a n n u a l 
Mexico Ci ty, 
body of t h e al l- girl s’ school will j choice. 

o n ; T * girls have a l r e a d y been d a t e d J 
the Uni ver si t y 
t r i p , 
to by f r i e n d s here, and s t u d e n t s have
the e n t i re s t u d e n t staid ed co mi ng by to " t a k e t h e i r
S ev er a l c a m p u s male or-
I o n i z a t i o n s have i n di c at ed to Mr.
' ne,r r a e m b * t * woul d 

a r e a r r i v e in Au s t i n F ri da y, March 4. 
a r e ..ii t h e i r c h a r t e r e d t r a i n an,I will 

this y e a r 

‘J ® 

r e m a i n f o r a d a y a n d a 
, e m a m f o r a d ay * " d * “ ,Kht # T . t u n * 
e n t e r t a i n m e n t .
J , U “ " 7 

r t e t ov th 
e, d a ' 

■ . 
f *! * 

i, 

C h a r l e s N. Zivley, d ir ec t o r 

es co r t ed o n t o u r s of t h e c a mp u s 
the T ex a s U n i o n , has b e e n placed and A u s t i n by O r a n g e J a c k e t s and 
in c h a r g e o f a r r a n g e m e n t s f or en-! will b a n q u e t a t 
the S t ep h e n F, 
t e r t a i n m e n t of 
has a n n o u n c e d a p r o g r a m of en 
t e r t a i n m e n t 

P r e s i d e n t a n d Mrs. J . W. Cal­
houn, Dea n and Mrs. V. I. Moore,

t he visitors a n d | A us t i n H o t e l t h a t ni ght .

t h e girls.

f o r 

or 

A n u m b e r of s t u d e n t of ficials 
of schools in t he s t a t e will 
a d ­
dress t h e d e l e g a t e s a t the b a n q u e t 

ise” and “ My Z e t a T a u Girl."

Gir l" a n d " H u s h , Litt le Ba >y."

ZE T A T S U A L P H A —“ P r o m ­

CHI OM EG A - “ My Chi Ome g a 

Sophs lo Hear 
Hopper On Plan

N in et e e n o r ga ni z at i on s h a v e r e ­
served p ag e s rn the 193k ( actus,
Geor ge Ch a m b e rl a i n , ed i t or , has F r i d a y night
announced. Reservations for pages 
in the organization section of th* 
yearbook must be made by March 
the 
2, a? the printer m u s t know 
number of pages in the section.
r e ­
O rg a ni z at i on s whi ch h av e 
served pages a r e as follows C u r ­
t a i n < lub, S idney L an i e r , A m e r i ­
can Society «>f Mechanical E n g i ­
neer-, Alpha L a m b d a Delta, M o r ­
officially 
t a r Board, Al ph a 
Phi O m eg a , 
ships" will he 
welcomed a ’ a ge ne r a l as s emb l y 
Dallas Club, Pi T a u Si gma, Czech 
Ho p pe r 's 
talk 
F r i d a y m o r n i n g at 
l l o ’clock in 
d u b , Home E co n o mi cs Cl ub, S i g ­
Texa s I nion 315 bv T o m Miller,
Club T h u r s d a y ni ght 
ma Delta Chi, S i g ma I ota Epsilon,
in the Y. M. I . A. T h e s p e ec h is x ~ Epsilon T a t i Tau! T a u B e t a P i ! 1 m a >'o r o f Anat in. T h e r e i t e r a t i o n
and h ou si ng of the de l eg a te s will 
be in c h a r ge of Sally Lipscomb, 
F i b Singlet on, aud P e t e Cu rr y.

Louise An dr e ws ,
c h a i r m a n of the b a n q u e t , has a n ­
t h a t e n t e r t a i n m e n t will 
nounce d 
the P r o gr es s iv e 
lie s pon s o r ed by 
r e c e p ­
Czech Club Q u ar t e t . The 
tion c o m m i t t e e 
t he b a n q u e t 
will be composed of tho*? m e m b e r s 
of the S t u d e n t s ’ Asse mbl y who a t ­
tend the b a n qu e t .

" S t u d e n t an d F a c u l t y R e la t i o n ­
t it le of Rex 
the 
the S o p h omo re 
to 
7:15
at 

itrivet! in con ne ct ion w i th the cl ub' s Th et a Sterna Phi. A l pha Kps,Ion 

V I S I T O R S W E L C O M E
T h e visitor? will be 

f #cul t y a n d . t a l e n t , , ma Upsilon, ami 

t , a m ­
. h e e

t he G i r l , ' 

for 

*” 

' ' 

‘

*'* plan to i mpr ove exi st i ng r el a ti o n- Delta, t h n . e r o n Nu. S i r , n a 

Dr. M. M. Slotnick. e di to r of

T h e m a j o r 
m e n t will he 

i t e m of e n t e r t a i n - 1 a n d J a k e Pickle have a l r e a d y been s t a n d i n g 
the sh i f ti n g of t h e I invited to a t t e n d the b a n q u e t with

J 

i Geophysi cs, a technical m a g a z i n e . . a l l- Un i ver ai t y da n ce , s c h eduled f o r I th e visito rs a n d O r a n g e J a c k e t s , : ” 1 u ‘r 

a n d r e p r e s e n t a t i v e o f the H u m b l e M a r c h 5, t o t he p r e c ed i n g F r id a y \ a n d it is p r o b a b l e t h a t o th e rs will sta,m! todayJ 
Oil C o m p a n y , will give f o u r loc- n j ^ h t f or t h e S t ep h e n s girls. 
in 
t u l e s on seismic me t h o d s of pros- 
peering F ri d a y and S a t u r d a y . 

T h e r e a r e n i n e t ee n f o r m e r Ste* 
dated for the dance, and Mr. Ziv- phens College stud en ts enr ol l ed in 

All 0 f ^he visitor? mu s t be 

invit ed on ar ri v al 

i he 

it 

Dr. Slotnick is t h e first of three j ley has called upon all t h e T e x a s t he University this semester, 

s p e a k e r s to be b r ou ght to t he I ni- j efjs 
ver si t y by Dr. D u n ca n M c C o n n e l l , ; 
i n s t r u c t o r 
l e c t u r e s ar e open to geol ogy s t u - j f j ce a n f j WOuld 
de n t s a n d s t u d e n t ? t a ki ng P et r ol - j m any bo ys come by, 

Last y e a r t he s t u d e n t trip was 
p.jr ]s< w i t h to W e st P o i n t , N . Y., w h e r e Uncle 
T h e , he i g h t s a n d h ome t o w n s in his of- S a m ’s c a d e t s pr o vi d ed a night of 
t o have as d an c i n g f o r t he girls a n d drilled 

choose a for t h e i r e n t e r t a i n m e n t .

p l a y s w e e p st a ke s with him. 

^ ag a jj,., 0£ a jj 

in mi ne ra l o gy . 

like 

H a lf In H a lf M usic Pleases 
Everybody P art O f The Tim e

B y J. O L C U T T S A N D E R S

in a 

l i g h t e r vein, 

W i t h a h a l f s e rv i ng o f so-called d o n n a o f the c o m p a n y , sang with 
serious music a n d a h a l f serving h e r usua l freedom and charm. In
of m u s i c 
and K e r r
L i g h t O p e r a C o m p a n y ’s “ N i g h t g a v e an e f f e c ti v e pr evi e w o f the 
of S t a r s " WM a show d es ign. , I t a i d u c t " L o v e Mc T o n i g h t " 
please a l m o s t a n y b o d y a t 
s o me of t h e time, 

| W a l t e r P o r t e r , Al W a d s w o r t h , 
S u r p r i s i n g l y goo d w a s most of J a c k P r o c t o r , G e or ge Pi er ce , F r a u - 
c h r i s t i n e 

least “ T h e V a g a b o n d K i n g . "

the a ddi ti on t o solos, 

a1- c f s B u U s R 

she 

f r o m 1 

son.

t he p i c t u r e s 

If a n y of t he g r o u p s wh ic h have 
signed for p ag e s # wi t h 
pi c t ur es 
have not yet ma d e a r r a n g e m e n t s 
f or m a k i n g 
they 
should come by J o u r n a l i s m Build­
i mmed i a t e l y.
ing 
"*.fc 1 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . r| 
P u u a e b * !il he m a d e- UP untl1 tne *-------- 
middle of Ma rc h, b n f all r e s e r v a ­
tions and a r r a n g e m e n t s m u s t be 
made now.

l o ? a n d do so 
- 

S A L A R I E S H E L D U P

F a c u l t y m e m b e r s and e m p l o y ­
ees of the U n i v e r s i t y will not r e ­
t he i r F e b r u a r y s al ar y w a r ­
ceive 
r a n t s a n d c he ck s unt i l t h e y have 
paid u p 
i n s ur an c e 
p r e m i u ms , C. H. Sp aren b er g. A u ­
dile!-, a n n o u n c e d y e s te r da y. Wh en 
the p r e m i u m s have been paid, t he 
be
w a r r a n t s 

checks will 

g r o u p 

t h e i r 

a n d 

the possible ways 

In the s a f e t y pat rol display will 
be a table with a m i n i a t u r e t o p o ­
graphical displ ay of a c o un t r ys i d e 
showing 
t h a t 
acci dents c a n occ ur on l a nd anti in 
w i nd in g 
the air. Replicas 
c u r v e s , cr ossr oads , high hills, un-
su d d e n dip?, a n d o t h e r
sanger? t h a t t h e a v e r a g e m o t o r i s t 
e n c o u n t e r s will be d e m o n s t r a t e d .

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of 

A g r o u p of p i c tu r es will d e p i ct 
he h o r r o r s of d ea t h by acci dent?. 
The pi c t ur es are of small, lifeless 
a l mos t b e y o n d 
f orms , ma n gl ed 
r ecognition, an d w e r e 
a c tu a l l y 
t a k e n i m m e d i a t e l y a f • er a c ci de nt s 
occ u r re d .

R E A C T I O N M E T E R

O n e m e an s of c r e a t i n g c a u t i o n 
on t h e p a r t o f the a v e r a g e m o t o r ­
ist, t he r e a c t i o n m e t e r will be on 
See C O N G R E S S , Page 6.

“ All y e a r we h a v e been dis- (Tub.

to 

e n c o u r a g e 

j c u s s i n g what w e, as a club, mi g h t
do 
and 
f aculty to develop a mor e u n d e r ­
to c e ­
the best
to

el ati onship and 
,f

the s i t ua t i on a? 

' c o u r a g e both 

t o m a k e 

s t u d e n t s 

o f 

J 
t h e f u t u r e , 

it. s e ems 
*? 
' !ew„ t<L "ar 
Eitza-
t h e 

hel ping 
b e t h Swi ft , c o- pr es i de nt of 
club, said.
“ At 

t he p r e s e n t 

t i m e , " 
she 
saki. " w e a r e 
int e r vi ewi n g p r o ­
fessor? on the c a m p u s and g e t t i n g 
t he i r ideas on t he s u b je c t . "

Miss A u g u s t a Robert s, s t u d e n t 
life s e cr e t a ry f o r w ome n , a n d a d ­
viser t o the cl ub, s t a t e d t h a t f i f ­
f a c u l t y m e m b e r s h a v e a l ­
t een 
that 
r e a d y b e e n i n t e r v i e w e d a n d 
most of the f ac ul t y is in f a v o r of 
i m p r o v in g 
t he exi st i ng 
ship.

S t ud e nt s w o r k i n g on t hi s plan 
a r e J a c k Bi ar d, Loui?e Ba l l e rs t e d t,
K e n n e t h Cl ar k, H u g h Eckol s,
Betty G r e e n , E l i z ab e th P a i n t e r , I 
(diaries P e ' e t . Mac Roy Ra ser ,
Mary A n n Ri gsby, Alice Smi t h,

—

r el a ti o n- ^ a i i e d . 

. 

. 

. . ,

. 
Memorial Museum C^ets
Final C o a t O f Paint

EYES O F T E X A S ....................

Campus News As Seen By JOE BELDEN

Swi ft a n d Archer Wil
S 

'

X U O YOU R E AD A N E W S P A P E R ? Well, 

the a n s w e r is “ ye?,"
r e a d i n g this n ew s p ap e r . But t h e r e is m o r e t o

t
■! in 

 

becaus e you a r e 
t he question.

A p p l i c a n t s ’ n a m e s will be con­
s i d e re d f i r s t b y a c o m m i t t e e of 
pr o f e s s o r s here a n d f o r w a r d e d to 
the j u r y o f t h e A m e r i c an - Sc a n d i - 
n a v i a n 
Successf ul 
c a n d i d a t e s will be n ot i f ie d a b o u t 
Apri l l o .

F o u n d a t i o n . 

Those who wish t o apply 

for 
these fellow sh ip s should see Dr. 
L ee M
Germanic 
March I.

lan guages, 

b e f o r e 

A W A R D S TO Y E L L L E A D E R S

S w e a te r awards have been made 
to H ea d Yell Leader W ayne Ash­
more and his assistants, Teddy 
Dunnam, Jesse Bond, John Good­
man, and Jack Egozcu e.

Student Suspended 
For Book Theft

T h e discipline c o m mi t t e e passed 
a y e a r ’s suspension p e n a l t y Mon- 

t h e f t o f a book.

Dean V. I. Moor© said t h a t the 
s u s pe nd e d s t u d e n t a d m i t t e d p ic k­
ing u p a n o t h e r s t u d e n t ’s book in 
the Un i on , e r a s i n g t h e n a m e , and 
selling it to a book store. He w a s 
s u s p e nd e d f o r one y ea r and re­
q u ir ed to ma k e r e s t i t u t i o n to the 
book store.

an d 

the work. Va! J e a n AI I r e d 
w ay s a f a v o r i t e with t h e I nivei 
T ex as Me mori al M u se um is get* 
sit y aud i e n ce s , di spl aye d a f u l l e r j Stone also c o n t r i b u t e d pr of i t a b ly 
l jn ^ 
f j n a j coat p f pai nt, and 
to the f i r s t h a l f of t h e progs am. 
voice t ha n w e h ave eve r h e a r d her 
use b ef o r e . In t he g r a n d m a n n e r , ! 
t h e w o r k of i ns t al l in g the int e r i or 
Then t he L i g h t Opera, C om pa n y 
T e d N a m a n m a d e a hit wi t h his j t u r n e d a s p u t t e r i n g s p ot l i g h t sue-; f i x t u r e s of t he buildi ng ha- begun. 
F r a m e s f o r five d i o r a m a - of na-
“ \ est! la G i u b b a " intl e d u c i n g t r u e ; cessively on t he Co- Ed Trio, Boots 
i Cullins, the Czech Quartet, Vir- rive T e x a s h av e been constructed
J i m m y Va l e n t i n e, b u t t h e pictures have not y e t been 
n o d ’s “ Faust," Walter Kerr, s t a f f a n d Miss Roos. Ail turned in the pai n t ed . The b ui l di ng will be com-
is
of t h e c o m p a n y ’s life, s howed t h a t 
j cl ea ne d and w axe d a n d its bronze 
he does not need to resort to s h o w ­
of
m a n tricks for a p leasing perform-
is the 
ance. L a t e r he o f f e r e d a K e r r i ze d 
by
N e g r o s pi r it ua l a n d “ T i t - Wi l l o w " j o f S t a r s . ’’ Alice Smi t h, J a n e 
guson , a n d E mi l y T r u e f u rn i s h e d ; the worker*- t hemselves, f o r they
f r o m “ T h e Mik ad o . " 

k i nd of p e r f o r m a n c e s which have pleted as soon as 
m a d e t h e m c a mp u s f avor i t e s. 

J oe Wh i tl e y a n d K e r r w er e mas- f i x t u r e s polished. Co mp l et io n 

T u r n i n g to a n a r i a f r o m Gou- g i n i a Powell, 

t e r s of c e r e m o n ie s f o r the “ Ni g ht 

Per- deve l o pme n t most w el c ome d 

t h e s t e a m h e a ti ng system 

f l o o r 

its 

Bonnie Ruth Taylor, prima [ab le piano accompaniments.

have h a d to w o r k in t h e c o l i .

H o l l a n d e r , p r o f e s s o r of j d a y on a s t u d e n t w h o ’s c r ime w a s I w o p e r a t ic sobs

Dr. F r e d e r i c P u n c a i f , p ro fe ss o r of hist ory, r e c en t l y a s ke d t h e 
s t u d e n t s in one o f his classes if t he y r e a d a n e w s p a p e r e v e r y d ay . 
you r e a d m u ch m o r e
A g r e a t n u m b e r 
t h a n th*' sport? o r s ociet y p a g e s ? " he th e n asked. Qui t e a n u m b e r
p u t th e ir h ands down. 
"D o you r e a d th e w orld n e w s ? " Only a 
f ew h an d s wer e left up.

r aised th e ir hands. “ Do 

C e r t a i n v er y r ec ent dev e l o p me nt s have f oc us e d a t t e n t i o n up on 
worl d news. P e r h ap s we should begi n to notice t h a t on the front. 
p a g e of one n e w s p a p e r y es t e r d ay t h e r e w e r e s e v e n t e e n headlines, 
a n d six o f t h e m r ea d, “ C h a m b e r l a i n ’s I t a l ia n Deal Wins Com­
m o n s ’ A p p r o v a l , " " F r a n c e W illing to A ccept P eace Accord With 
D a l y , " " i c k e s Radios E n g l a n d N eed o f Resisting Fascism," “ F ly ­
ing F o r t r e s s a t S a n t i a g o on Return Flight," “ S oviet Army P r e ­
pared t o Use Poison G a s," "Sea and Air Fights Rage on Spain ’* 
C o a s t . "
T O D A Y ’S N A M E N o m i n a t e d most e n t e r t a i n i n g a c t o r on 

’he 

I 

campus, Light Opera Company*! W A LT ER KERR of Teague.

 PACE TWO 

The First Coll eg* T)aily in the Tovf%

■

 T H U R SD A Y , FEBR U A R Y J4, 1988

Phone 2-2478— — THE DAILY T E X A J * -* -P h o jle 2-2478

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FITE NITE D R A W S H U G E C R O W D ;
W H Y N O T A SM ALL A D M IS S IO N PRICE?

Consider th* posaibiliiiee!
L ait year 8,500 people packed Gregory Gym en f i t * Nit*, aud 

many more were unable to attend becam e th* ticket* were all gone.

No one paid any admission price whatsoever,
This year a like number will again crowd through the Gym doors, 
while an even larger number will he denied the chance to se* the 
show of shows In intramural activities,

W on*Id a n y o n e b e g r u d g e lh* In tr a m u r a l D e p a r t m e n t a n ick el 
fo r th e rig ht to a t t e n d th a t s h o w ? W o u ld a n y o n e m in d p a y in g 
enren t h e h u g e aum o f a d im e , to n c e n ts , to w a tc h th e fin alist* 
f i g h t It ou t f o r the r u n o u t c h a m p io n s h ip s ?

Our answer is "NO.”
There would still be as big a crowd as ever tf the price went to 
a quarter. There is not a single person in the U niversity who, if he 
had any desire to attend F ile NKe at all, could not raise the nickel 
or dime.

H N I 
H O W IT W O U L D M O U N T U P ! 
i 4 H 0 

ll K T I I K F T M A T I 
* ! 

' 

B y V. J. V A N C L E A V E
reran Sports Stuff

Running offen sive play* against I 

th* freshm en, the Longhorn bas­
ketball team worked out W ednes­
day afternoon preparing for the 
encounter with Rice Friday night.!
Prospect* o f finishing the sea-; 

son with a .500 percentage bright­
ened after the victory over S.M.U. 
Tuesday night. The Longhorns ex­
hibited the fighting spirit neres-l 
gary to o ffset their lack or height, 
To end 
.500 
the season at 
mark, the Steers m ust win their 
remaining games.

the 

RICE A J I N X

The Longhorns are faced with 
I another mild Jinx when they op­
pose Rice. The Texas victory over 
the M ustangs was the first since 
1935, On the o th e r hand, they
I have lost the last tw o Rice games
fey ver>' n arrow margin*. Mike
scored
Scale, Rice s star guard 
the Owls de-

j 

a j 
, 
And consider more possibilities! 
A five-rent admission pri^e would bring in s t least two hundred • feated the Steers. 42-41, Febru-

I fifte e n points as 

bring ary 8 in Houston. Last year the

! Owls took the first game of the ) 
series, 28-18, and then won the 
I second, 40-85, by scoring in the 
-last three minute* of play, a fte r 
the Longhorns had led throughout 

I the game.

T ry -O u ts For Laredo Trip 
To Be Held By Track Team

B y C L Y D E L A M O T T E 
Tear an Sport* S taff

Track fcry-outs will be held Friday and Saturday ho determine th# 
twelve-man squad th a t will make the trip to Laredo Marsh 4. Clyde 
; Littlefield, coach, pointed out that these try-outs are for that trip 
| only and will not decide the members of the team for the m eets that

 

 

 

t follow.

Mural Basketball 
Enters Finals

basketb all 

I n tra m u r a l 

swung 
into the final ro u n d s as q u a r te r ­
final play-offs opened 
the class 
" A ” division and 
l 
series advanced into the semi-final j 
games.

the class "B 

As th* tim e-keeper raised 

the 
whietle to his lips fo r the blast j 
t h a t would close the game, Jack 
Nichole, Cavalier fo rw a rd , arched 
a 
the basket j 
th ro u g h 
while in full stride f o r two points 
t h a t gave the Cavaliers a 20-to 
18 victory over th e Buccaneers,

long shot 

the 

The Cavaliers held an edge over 
the Buccaneers, re fu sin g to su r ­
lead u ntil 
r e n d e r 
final 
the 
m inutes of 
the gam e. Although 
J e r r y Daniels, B uccan eer guard, 
c a d the score a t 8-all before the 
half, Jo hn L ang e rh a n s, Cavalier 
g uard, added a field g<'*l to again 
take the lead.
N either 

throw , and 

Competition will begin at 2:30
o’clock each afternoon. Event*
scheduled fo r Friday are the high 
jump, pole va ult, javelin thro w , 
shot put, discus 
the 
120-yard high hurdles. 
S a tu rd a y 
try-out* will be in the IOO, 220, 
440, and 880-yard dashes; mile 
r u n ; and the 880 and mile relays.
large n u m b e r of candidates 
ar# working o u t daily with five 
or six men in each event, prom is­
ing som e s tiff competition 
for 
trying to make 
these who are 
the team.

A 

Intramurals

Thursdey, February 24 
HANDBALL TEAM 
I n d e p e n d e n t Division

7 O O , J I S— F e r d - I . a n H e r : W ilson a n d 
( J o n e « H o u s e ) v s. E d l i n f - D o l p h ; 

F a l l e r 
O w i n g s * n d S m i t h 

( O p e n ) .

4 - 5 - 6 — D e w h u r s t - B r o w a ; 

F i e l d 
( S w e a t e r 5 ) v a . Miller-Malone 

7 SO, 
a n d S t i t t 
f i e l d ' a n d W h e e l e r ( O p e n ) .
Club Division 

: .0 0 . 7 - 8 - | — P u l l m a n - W e b s t e r ; M u c h 
L e o n s r d - 

and W e b s t e r 
Kelly: S a n d e r s o n nod Voss (LCD).

( P r a t her * 

v s. 

7 45, 1 - 2 -8 — M it c h e ll - N e w m e n ; M c 
< ha k a n d L o s t a k I P r o f . C*e<*hs) vs H o l ­
lo w e r -R o t we in ; 
and M a h a ff e y
P e v eto 
I Robert* •.
7-.45. 

4 - 6 - 6 — Rei d M il l* ; W i s e 
( P r a t h e r ) 

an d
vs . C i r t i s - C o f f m a n 

C a v e n 
Z b l s f o n arri S h e l t o n < PRM I.

7 4 5 , 7 . s . ® — K e e t o n - L e w i s ; M a r k w a rd 
and M oorm an (Tejas Club) vs. Jxeobson 
Mares)* j L u a k e y and S p i n e t 

( H i i l e l >.

8 SO. 

F r a t e r n i t y Division
1 - 2 - 3 — B u s b y - W h i t e ; 

B o y a r s * 
( A T O ) v s , P r o t h r o - D e n t o n ; 

a n d G I * u s e r 
P e r r y m a n e n d G r i f f i n 

( S i g m a C h i ) .

dollare to the intramural coffers! A tert-eent admission would 
In four hundred dollars!

in t r a m u r a l 

fa c i li t ie s on 

D o n ’t y o u think th a t m o n e y w o u ld go a 

long w a y tow ard 
im p r o v in g 
it 
m ake a n ic e p a y m e n t on lig h tin g e q u ip m e n t f o r tho K a v a n a u g h 
intram u ral 
tr a c t? W o u l d n ’t 
lire 
th a t 
a c t i v it i e s so 
up to it* m o t to ! " A sp o rt for e v e r y m a n a n d e v e r y 
in a
s p o r t” ?

it 
th a t e x c e l l e n t d e p a r tm e n t could b e tt o r 
man 

th e c a m p u s ? W o u l d n ’t 

fu r t h e r b ro ad en 

th e s c o p e o f 

This y ear's budget for 

l a s t 
year 7,867 men (allowing for duplications) participated sn intram ural, 
th* only opportunity most o f them bad for any athletic work outside 
o f physical training.

intram ural* amounted 

to $7,TOO. 

to 

L E S S T H A N O N E D O L L A R PER M A N 

y ear
on in tram u ra l*. A fe w h u n d r ed e x tr a dollar* w ould be o f more 
v a lu e 
Berry 
W h it a k e r s t r e tc h e s the m o n e y o u t and g e t s th e most fr om e v e r y 
d olla r. T h e b e n e fit* d e r iv e d fr o m the a d d it io n a l r e v e n u e w ou ld 
be p u t to g r e a t e s t use in w id e n in g in t r a m u r a l a ctiv itie s.

to a lm o s t a n y o th e r, 

th a t d e p a r t m e n t 

is spen t each 

than 

W H A T OF THE FUTURE?
BUT M AYBE W E'RE W R O N G

No one* questions the R e g istra r's fig u res declaring that the U n i ­
versity ie growing bigger ev ery year, t h a t more student* registered 
this y e a r than ast, and th a t more will probably re g ister n ext year

Does a nyone question the need for bigger and b e tte r intram ural*'’

It’s 
T h o proaont faailitio* ar* c ro w d ed to tho b roo kin g p o in t. 
tou ch and g o e v e r y d a y, foam s u c c e e d i n g te a m , o n e right a f t e r 
the o th e r , on the fie ld s w hich are a v a il a b le . T horo 
is e v e r y 
rea so n to b e li e v e that n e x t yea r more tea m s will e n t e r fo o tb a ll, 
p la y g r o u n d bell, a nd b a se b a ll th an did this ye a r .

Will the In tra m u ra l D e p a rtm e n t, with its p re se n t facilities and j 
w h a te v e r Improvements can he made out of its re g u lar budget, be 
able to take care of the Increased en rollm ent?

But p erh ap s we are on the wrong track. Perhaps the stu d e n ts j 

fee: th a t Fite Nit# is their one last free-fo r-all sport. 
mistaken 
like to know 
wrong. Stop ne before we get going.

in o u r assumptions, we would 

I f we are 
that we are I 

O N E M O R E WEEK A N D THEN—
W A IT TILL NEXT YEAR

This a fte rno on will 

p r o b a b ly >

I find 
I work-out, a f te r the light 

the Steer* having * hard 
»«ion 
W ednesday. C o n te n t to rest yes­
the 
terday 
I Mustangs, 
they will work 
j on play* and probably hold a 
scrimmage a f the end of practice.

the game with 

today 

from 

In Oran Spears the Longhorns j 
have a guard capable of blanket-: 
enemy Wgh-seorers. W ith 
lin g 
Spears and Dors W hite, captain.';
; tu r n in g in a n o th e r game such a 5 
.th e y did T uesday night, and with 
; more 
luck a* hitting the basket, 
i the Steers should be no worse I 
: than an even b e t 
the 
; Owls, Wild shot* kept the Long 
: horns from a wider m argin of vie-; 
the sterling defensive 
j tory, but 

against 

work heired offset this fault.

in 

the 

lead 

team could get more 
th a n a two-point lead a t any pc 
riod of the game. In 
latter 
p a rt of the final period, with the 
score standing a t 16-14, an d the 
Cavaliers leading, Daniels tied the 
score with a field goal, while Joe 
T errell and 
Ja m e s E asterw ood 
two f r e e throws to place 
added 
the Buccaneer* 
for 
the 
time. With Ie*,* than a 
the first 
m in u te 
th a t 
Cavalier, sank a 
tied 
the score. Nichols, who had 
been held scoreless th ro ug ho ut the 
game, took the ball, dribbled down 
the court and 
threw the ball to ­
ward the. basket w ithout checking 
hus speed. The ball landed on the 
rim, bounced, 
into 
th en 
toppled 
tim e-keeper’* j 
the 
the basket as 
whistle shrilled, ending the game 
tfte g a m e 
with the Cavaliers leading, 20-18.
used w'th the ( availers leading, 20-18. j 
Two brothers, John and Bill
Two brothers, John and Bill I 

J w r a s t l e s u n n e d , e n d i n g 

to play, Clarence

field goal 

G R A Y ’S D E F E N S E 

The 

peculiar 

defense 

* :30, 4-6-6— Allen-Lipseomb; Krause 
a n d M d l e r ( S P F ) v s . M e r We-Bur le e . W a l - 
( C h i P h i ) .

P f e i l , I k e r a n d G o d a r d 

I

7-*-*—Patterson-Whits: Maver­

ick a n d T o w n s e n d 
Ferguson; M c G i n n i s a n d M u r p h y 
C e l t ) .

( O K E ) v s . G r e e n h i l i - j 
( P h i ; 

9:15, 

I -1-S-— Lev y - P u r v i n ; 

F r i e d m a n : 

and Marks (Phi Big) v», Dohoney- Her- 
die; Platter and Hards** (SAE).

9 :15, 4-S-S-— P ete t-W ir ff; McSwesn I 
( S P E ) vs. R o b e r t s - P a i u t e * ; ; 

a nd Broyles 
Purer and Parsons (Pi K A ).

9:15. 7 s . 9— Ford-Singer , Nnriek and 
(Tau Del!) vs w i n -a- o f

• Harvln, etc 

rtiMfh.

Rot ten berg 
-ny ne, etc 

v o l l e y b a l l

7 .**__!**• ^ v ts ^ n u b ^ . Presbyter-

for 

the P r o g r e s s iv e 

f-'ui lin e , allo w - 1 Czech? d e f e a t e d t h e A S A. Club 

against the Mustang* was one de- 
vised by Jack Gray, coach, to stop O’Connell, took over the scorin g ' j**,.
sh ots n e a r th e foul line and u n d e r , a s s ig n m e n t s 
th e b a s k e t . One m a n wa* kept eta- j C z e c h s and to t a le d 22 p o in ts as the * ®;1* NW* DUtr<<,t 
tin n ed near the 
m g his man to g o f r e e as long as by a 2 5 -t o -1 7 s c o r e . 
he r e m a i n e d o u t s id e the fou l cir- j W it h les s th a n f i v e m in u t e s t o I n*1§* 
cie. T h e P o n ie s to o k a d v a n ta g e o f 
th e A r c h ite c t* crep t up w ith in 
this d e t e n s e to *Co re se v e r a l l o n g t w o p o jn ts o f th e C zec h lead> The
the odd* are » o o ' O'Connell brothers got the range 
baskets, hut 
basket apd bombarded the 
grea* against such shooting. They on 
that
for 
were unable to count in the l a s t j basket 
minute of play when 
the g a m e ; brought the final score to a 25-t0- 
hung in 
the balance, 
they took numerous shots.

although 

17 total.

T a n O m e g a

p o m U 

_ 
, 

D * it* .

Chi.

t 

Independent Division
7 ” 

Campus
,U7 :oo—s i , District i i vs c«-Or No 2
: th— se', Merge!* House vs. Cardi-

. .

Betta Tax

9 :1 6 —-S E . K a p p * A lp h s v t w h srtv r r4

Phi D « lt-S i« rm » A lp h a M n g * m * .

7 :0 6 — SW T m D e l!* P h i m , S ig m a 

8:80—KW. Phi Gamma Dali* v*. Alpha 

9 IR—SW. Phi R:gn>* D«!t* ▼». Wilmar

o f C h i P h i - P e l t * C h i g a m * ,

7 .-ce— N E B v t* T h e * * P l v a . S ig m a 

P h i Spa ii# ti,

The undefeated Yearlings will: 
meet the Rice frosh prior to the 
varsity game. The Yearlings will 
be seeking their 
second victory
over the Owlets. However, 

t h e , „ 

the University Ath- geological 

April I Start 
For Bible Plan

Exes Set To Begin
Summer W o rk Then

lf plans made at s m eeting of j 

the executive council of the Ex- 
Students’ Anociation 
Saturday 
a re carried out, the sum mer work'.
pro gram of 
I otic Council fo r athletes under 
the "Bible P la n ” will be completed 
by th# fir s t wpek of April, John
A. McCurdy, ‘ f f f v of the a n o ­
ciation. ha« announced.

Dan H arrison of Houston, ch air­

It’s O n ly A n 
But 3 M e n Couldn't Fix It

O u

Br JOHN WAGNER
Tmran Sport* S ta ff

William John "Uncle Billy” Disch, head baseball coach hi ttwi 
spring and hot dog chef during ‘he football season, unlike m any 
baseball folk, ie not superstitious, But since Christm as he has been 
eyeing with some apprehension that ledge o f 
limestone that cut* 
across th* southeast c o m e r of Clark Field. Some sort o f jinx lurk*
there, 
Ti, 

♦ ----- —-------- -—--------- — .........—....... .

a fairly innocent looking!
form ation, chalky and 
lagged. The zagged p a r t ha* been
his w orry. C h ristm as he had a 
m an all 
the 
ledge ao It
jagged parts of 
could he painted green. That man 
w ent home with pneum onia never
to come hack. A few weeks ago

to blast off 

ready 

the 

Gomez Trailing 
n Divorce Game

NEW YORK, Feb. 23— (INS} 
-—Vernon " L e f t y ” Gomel, holdout 
Yankee ball ■Haver, was only a

j ^ 

* 

M 

» ; 

in 

in 

, TT 

was

in charge of a 

athletes during 

the Aquacade, h * 

; awhile and left,
the : D ^ h looked at 

man
the rough parts of 
to assist- tho Athletic Council in 
its work program to find job* fn r while fixing light* 
* * • 
fell and b roke a 
University 
sum mer, will be 
leg Y esterday a n o th e r came with 
st ate-wide organization of Tex*- his equipment and men. staved
Exes to promote the program*. 

of tho ex-student committee a n o th e r workman was to remove. 
the wall. B u t 
up 
for
f o r the r e c e n t ? . * Gom*z warmed 
»•—» — rn. \ L JAM
T ) ■*»«•♦ me* * M 4 I-. 
first turn 
(witneaa) bo*
the 
and while it wa* no world’* series 
there wa.* $200 a week and $3.-
foes in it for J u n e 
500 enur«*>! 
legal
if she could pitch enough 

Pj?<*har today, It wa* Ju n e

The ex-students’ p a rt 
1 ,, t 

L e fty ” p repared to go hi a b o u t 

•- ll IVVBVJ AL WIW bllJMg f W ••’TlkftS,

,-arf, 0f before 
v arsity practice begins be .-ana* 

th e thing ves-
Round-Up program will consist of, tp rd a y and said it m ust he taken
th re e m eetings Saturday, April 9, 
T here will h* an ex-«tudents* or
i g a n iz a tion meeting at 3:30 o clock, “ Some chap might fall on some j hi* marital 

I, w h e n ! th# .seventh inning and d en y t h a t
stran gle
jum p 
a m e etin g o f all officers of local j 0 f those rocks and break his leg. | out the window or black her eyes 
, e x -stu d e n ts clubs with the exeeu- And, goodness know*, I don’t w ant m she ha* contended in th e pre- 
I liminarie* of her separation suit. 
tive council a ’ 
] annual m eeting of 
th e
court to be careful how it spends 
his 
tv - nev. " L e f t y ” could claim 
hat he is unemployed and He ie 
until he signs th a t Yankee con­
tract which he has so far refused 
to sign. Mob he he figured it t h a t
w a r ,

dents Association *• I:!-SO r nnelt. | hjj , 
The ex ecutive committee will be in 1 
charge of these meetings.

the Ex-Stu- haV€ had only one player break 
,,f c n a rh .

ll o’clock, and the a n y th in g like th at to b a r r e n . 

ing ” 
\ oderson in 1914.

T hat player was Tilden 

He also planned to 

he ever th r e a te n e d 

team m ate or 

March 

f o r ty 

ask 

the 

to 

, 

M embers of the council who ar-; 
tended (he first meeting Saturday 
following; Hulon Black, 
are 
Temple, president of the associa­
tion ; Mr. Adams 
fir'! *. :.ce-nresi­
der* ; Mr. R ak er: Dr. Joe Gilbert, J 
San An­
Austin; Maxey Hart. 
tonio; W . H. Richardson. Austin; 
Tom B. Ramey. Tyler; Ed Cosset,: 
W mhita Falls; Reed Cozart, San; 
Antonio; Alva Carlton, H o u s to n ;’ 
Roy L edbetter, Dallas; and Mr. 
Harrison.

On the mail ballot to be sent to 
ex -students to fill vacancies which 
will be left on the council at fhe 
expiration o f the term s in April 
o f Mrs. R. E. Hardwick# of Fort 
W orth, and A. S, Johnson of Dal­
las are the following: Ju lia n E. 
Martin. Dallas; Mr. Ha rrison, 
H. W. Stillwell, T e x a rk a n a ; Judge 
Ballard W. George, W aco; L. H. 
Cailuro. W ichita Falls; and Joe 
Cook, Mission, editor of the Mis­
sion Time* aud form er editor of 
Th* Farm Texan.

59 Freshmen Report 
For Baseball Team

The 

freshm an baseball 

team* 
tu rn e d out f if ty -nine stro ng 
in 
i their m ee tin g last n ight ar Greg- 
i orv Gym. Material consisted of 
thirteen pitchers, 
seven catchers, 
:■ eight first-basem en, 
second 
j basemen, 
third-basem en, 
I three short-stops and fifte e n oufc- 
: fielders.

seven 

six 

A show m an unsurpassed in this 
league, Disch said he was having 
th a t rook wall painted green for 
St. P a tric k ’s Day, 
f >r 
th e seaaon’s opener with Tulsa. 
D utchm an Disch says he likes ('n* 
like b a r h a l ! 
they 
Irish because 
and will tu rn out in arc-* num bers 
fo r the game,

the date 

" T h e y can climb up on 

that 
ledge and ki*s the Blarney if they 
w ant to ,” ho laughed.

Although 

that may be 

taken 
with a grain <-♦' salt, Clark Field 
has tak en some 1.600 pounds of 
j salt aro u n d the baselines to kill 
what “ Uncla Billy” calls “ n u t ” 
grass

W ork on 

an other Southwest 
Conference Disch production of 
"Uncle Billy and the Nine Neph­
ews” will begin n e x t Tuesday.

Divorce Case Held 
In Law Building

Th# Hildebrand Law Society 
met 
last right- in regular session
to try' divorce case, to-wit, Brady 
Carson vs. Mary Carson.

Dean Hildebrand was unable 
to a tte n d but appointed A lm ond 
G. Schwartz a* presiding 
judge 
in his absence. Schwartz is a sen­
ior in the School of Law and vice­
p re sid e n t and program chairman 
of the Hildebrand Law Society.

T he cate was ad jo urned at the. 
end of an hour to be continued 
next. Monday nigh* 
court room of *he Law Building.

the 

in 

D A N N I N G , L E I B E R S IG N

HOT SPR IN G S, Ark., Feb, 18. 
— (IN S ) —€ a tc h e r H a r r y D an­
cing and o u tfie ld a r Hank Leiber 
j of the New Y’ork Giants 
have 
signed th e ir 1988 contract*, m a n ­
ager Bill T e r r y 
today,
; D arning accepted a $10,000 salary 
and Leiber signed f o r $1,000 less, 
it was repo rted . Still holding o a t 
were p itc h e r Clyde C ast leman and 
H a rry Tuque, coach.

revealed 

D O D G E R S H O L D O U T

N E W YORK, Feb. 28— (IN S) 
— Officials of the Brooklyn Dod­
gers admitted today that pitcher 
Fred Fitzsimmons and ou tfie ld er 
Heinie Manush, both aging vet­
erans, are holdouts.
L Y O N S S I G N S C O N T R A C T 

NEW YORK, Feb. 23— (IN S ) 
— White Sox baseball te a m hold­
outs were reduced to f o u r to d a y 
with 
pitcher T ed 
o ' 
Lyons’s c o n tra c t for 1938. Zeke 
I Bo nu re, Luke Sewell, Rip Radlif, 
and Su gar Cain have thu s f a r n«- 
! glected to sign on the do tted line.

re c e ip t 

W A L T H A L L E L E C T E D H E A D

The Alpha Tau Omega frater- 
nity has 
elected new o fficers. 
They are Paschal W althall, presi­
dent; Julian Morehouse, vice-presi­
dent; N esbit Boehme, treasurer* 
Nolan Pickett, secretary; Bill Ash, 
m o o t ; historian; Bill T rip p le h e m , ser­

geant-at-arm s.

.

, 

. 

failed 

In th* cless " B ” division, 

the 
grab-and shoot system of the S ig - ' 
to 
ma Phi Epsilon squad 
prove succesvsful ag ainst the Delta 
( T a u Delta re p re se n ta tiv es as they
emerged on the small end of an
18-to-l6 score. Trailing the Delta
Tau squad through the game, Bry­
ant. Rneiger and Tom Weatherly 
sank field goals that threatened 
to balance th® score as the S.P.E.’s 
trailed, 1 6 -1 7 
in the game.
late 
Fred W adleigh. Delta Tau Delta 
guard, scored a free throw that 
brought the total to an 
lS-to-16 
score.

Scores for the games last night: 
Alpha Tau Omega "B” 18, Sigma 
Chi 17; Sigma Phi Epsilon 16, 
D elta T au Delta 18; Progressive 
Czechs 25, A.S A. Club 17; Cava­

K . P 'i - S . A E , g a m e .

7 :4 5 — N E , T h e ta S i v a . v i n n t r a f P h i 

Pracucp will begin a- 4 o ’clock 
; March I at Clark Field and will 
Club DI vial cm
varsity
5 -.80— N R , H iile l v t . S o n * o f A b e . 
7:00—S o f t, winner of Phonnaev- coach, until March 4, w hen bd 
J Price, fresh m an coach, frill take

he un der W, J. Disch, 
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Pother r$. Lfttl* Campo# Oormifcerv. 

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Z a n d ! C o u n ty C lu b .

liers 20, Buccaneers 18; and R a n ­
gers 88, Hoskins House 17. 
H A N D B A L L R E S U L T S

Phi Delta T h e ta 15, 15, Sigma 
Alpha Mu, 2, 3; P i K appa Alpha 
6, 15, 16, D elta Kappa Epsilon 
15, 4, 7; Chi Phi 15. 15, Delta 
Chi 5, 5; Phi Kappa Psi 15, 8, 15, 
Sigma Alpha Epsilon 6, 15, 4; 
Ph a rm a c y C lub 15, 
l l , 15, Pra­
th e r Hall 0, 15, 2.

Aver the squad.
Disch, a f te r 

looking 

the boys. 
«ver and g i v i n g one of his b ^ a d 
“miles, said:
" W ith 

this m aterial and h a r d ' 

training, you should have a suc­
cessful season.”

Games scheduled f o r th# f r e s h - 1 

man te a m include tw o with A.AM. 
and Allen Academy, 
th r e e with 
Austin H igh and the v a rsity “ B” 
team, and five with Sr. Edward'* 
University.

SUMMER EMPLOYMENT
Several young men w ill be aelected from this school to 
travel over several states with all exp en ses paid plus 
lib e r a l bemuses. T hose interested se©

T. L READER
IN ROOM 315 W AGGENER HALL 

B etw een 9 a.m . and 3 p. r n . o’clock TO D A Y , Feb. 314

the

W ith lees th a n a week of spring practice 

left, Coach Bible
•winging into the wind-up in th* job o f instructing the squad
fu n d a m e n tals and 
he has been disappointed; with others he has been satisfied; eon* arn- j of th e Rice freshmen.
Jug some be even get* enthusiastic

im proving passing and blocking. 

In some boys 

** Yearlings are w e a k e n e d 
slightly 
m b y th e loss o f s e v e r a l s t a r t e r s , a n d

they m ay have trouble in disposing 

O f c o a r s e , W a lly L a w s o n is still h is a r e a le s t hop e. H e has 
b ee n w o r k in g W e ll y et fa l lb a c k , his u su a l p ie c e , but h e has a dded 
li t t l e jo b of r u n n in g the t e e m . T h is p la n will work 
th e n ic e 
n ic e l y , b v t o n e m a n c a n ’t be d e p e n d e d on to de a ll the 
field 
g en e ra ! w ork .

Although Robert Hoer* isn’t out for football thi* spring, he ie 
expected to report in the fall, and Bible ha* been quit# im p in ged 
with the basketball player’s aggressiveness and fir*. 
If Moor* turn* 
out to be a* full of epirit and figh t on the football field a* he is on 
th* basketball court., Bible will find a place for him.

W e d o n ’t know w h e t h e r H o e r* e v e r p la y e d q u a r te r b a c k , but 
Bible th in k s the H o u s t o n boy ie cu t o n ! fo r th e jo b . H e ’s the 
sp a r k p lu g ty p e , s o m e t h i n g the L o n g h o r n s n e e d b a d ly .

Another man D. X. is quite enthusiastic about i« Bill Kilman, sopho­
more tackle. To him ie given the honor o f showing up best of all the 
•oph* in apring training.

Last chance to see the Longhorn football squad in operation this 
spring will be Saturday afternoon at 8 o ’clock when the boy* hold 
their regular scrimmage.

A fter that: Wait till n ext year and, meanwhile, concentrate on 
winning a few game*. There may be som ething to this business o f 
mental telepathy or whatever R is.

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

T m i d
Arkansas
Baylor
S.M.U.
A.AM.
Texas
Rice
T.C.U.

W . L.
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2
4
6
4
6
6
2
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P e t .
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.778
.750
.400
.400
.250
IO .091

P f.
602
413
297
326
364
817
366

Pa.
360
366
206
379
873
382
619

T H A N K S , T E X A S ’

F A Y E T T E V IL L E , Ark., F e b J 
timely; 
t h e Texas 
the A rkansas Razor-! 
th e ir j 

23.— (IN S )— Aided by a 
assist at the hands o f 
Longhorns, 
backs prepared 
closing Southwest Conference bas­
ketball series here over the week­
end, which they confidently expect 
will give them the 1938 crown.

today 

f o r 

T he Capitol squad earned th e m ­
selves a he a rtfe lt vote of thanks 
when they dumped the Southern 
Methodist Mustang?, defending 
champions, 25-23, at Austin last 
night. It was sweet revenge for 
the Steers, who had dropped a 
26-to-23 game to the Ponies 
at 
Dallas earlier in th e season.

The defeat dropped S.M.U. into 
third place 
in the standings, as 
Baylor took the expected victory 
from Texas Christian at Wfaco by 
a 43-to-37 score.

The conference race ss expected 
to be settled Friday or Satu rday, 
with S.M.U. playing a pair of 
gam es with Arkansas here, Rice 
m eeting Texas a t Austin Friday, 
and then Baylor at Waco Satur­
day.

PLOWBOYS WIN AGAIN

D ECATU R, Feb . 23.— (IN S) — 
The John T arlton Plowboys re­
turned home today with another 
basketball victory, thi? one by a 
25-to-22 score over the Decatur 
Baptist College here.

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In Texas Decline

The U niversity of Texas Bureau 
o f Business Research released the 
announcem ent that the total b u ild -; 
ing permits in Texas during Jan-1 
nary showed a decline of 17 p e r ' 
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the preceding month 
and is 23 per cent under those of 
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Wichita Falls 
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Sadly lacking on the U. 1*. cam ­
pus is th a t n ever fading esprit de 
corps which sc closely binds the
s tu d e n ts o f other schools a f t e r 
g ra d u a tio n — th a t class spirit which c 
makes old grads of Yale, of Cali- b p O r T S I T I f ir iS n ip 
fornia , of N otre Dame 
themselves with pride, class cf 

identify Sir:

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the president of w These lines cs me to m e as Dr. E d m u nd Hem sohn of th e University

or cares w ho ’s 
his class, o r even exactly w h a t Method ist Church spoke in behalf of the late Roy Henderson.
class he himself is in. Shoved into 
i wa» im pressed by th e multitude of lives th a t w ere vitally a ffe c te d
the re g istra tio n m achinery with a by th e passing of this g r e a t athletic director. Surely his ideals have
horde of stra n g e rs when he is a been p rojected into the lives of many and his deeds are widespread.
the 
freshm an, 
W h e th e r in cam pus politics, campus organizations or athletics, it
grad uated with 
th e w o u i^ ^e well fo r us to rem em ber th e principles th a t Mr. H enderson 
same hunch, still strangers, 
ties which 
those 
stu d e n t misses 
hold 
t h o . , of o th e r u n i v e r s e , , 
which are, perhaps, the only ones 
which could 
last a f te r th e f o u r 
years of college are over. 
haps some day th e University will gj 
wake up and discover t h a t some- 
th in g em inently fine is being lost 
in th e pot-pourri which is the 
thousand on the F o rty Acres. Per- Roaster, which seem* to have a* its ostensible purpose the 
of their own ignorance, it might be wise to advise them 
haps. 

to in te rro g a tio n s by an article
P
ten th a t appeared in th e ir own d o c u m e n ta ry endeavor, The Roberta Hall
showing
t h a t the
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m*a n : In the fail 

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lectures with the help o f this lit- 
1936 when the Rol>*rt« Hall Association ap- 
tle trick. Next . . . the editorial— Peftre d as a mere babbling in fa n t— a a u t e which th ey h av e n ’t quito
sugar-coated wisdom. Read it in outg row n-—they sought to make their d ebut as a cam pus organization 
the a fte rn o o n when you have a bv n conjunctive dance with B rackenridge Hall. Ah, b u t this was a 
Think you? sad experience fo r Brackenridge, because Roberts, due to an am b ig u­
moment 
i t y it. Official notices: Young ©us agreem ent, parasitically enjoyed 
the e ff o r ts of B rackenridg e
men w a n te d for oil company jo b , Haji. yet failed to assume their p a rt ct the financial obi,(ration accra- 
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in 
T n tn 'n th* ^ nne ««•"*«» ,h f » « > •« » » « of Brack-
could you find a n y th in g like th a t? " 1L 
the poets re- e n n d * e> tnp Robert Hailers em barked on their own social venture, 
The corner where 
u H ent i r el y successful a f f a ir — for Roberts Hal). Yes, because
lease themselves. Divers columns. 
A book-store ad. P u r l neat page, 
to p a y the deficit out of hi* 
tr e a s u r e r , not B rackenridge, had 
pocket this time. An impressive record, d o n ’t you think, for Robert*
1 allow. 
to base th e ir inte rro ga tio ns of P r a th e r Hall on?

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q u a rte t which 

q 0 much for pagt reflections, le t’s turn to the present. The back- 

this 

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organization is a set of rules or principles which is known
'a*p 
singing 
at 
. good singing too. aS 8 c on?titulion- Again Roberts* parasitic n a tu r e crept out because
j’A m o u r” 
obtained th e ir very backbone fro m P r a th e r Hall, fo r their con-
At 
S te m b ec k ’s “ Of Mice a n d Men” ^titution was copied verbatim fo r th a t p re p a re d th ro ug h th e e ffo rts o f
. . . discovering th e most beautiful ^ v e r a l P r a th e r residents. W hy? Looking fu rth e r is above t h a t of
story of 
in
r e c e n t years. 
sittin g up to h e a r Bonnie Baker 
the Dor uh tory Round Robin football to u rn a m e n t, un*;! th e Robertites
withI O m n Tuck.,.- g„ p,«cc? on b em oaned. - L e t -, Cal! the Whole T h in g O ff,"

P r a t h e r Hall also successfully d e fe a te d Roberts Hail 

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By Harry Quirt

Proving Ground
T OMORROW the third annual m eeting 

of the T exas Student G overnm ent 
Congress w ill find on its d ock et a w e ll­
fo r th e 
rounded, constructive program 
tw o-day m eeting. T raffic S a fety w ill 
head lin e the program , student governm ent, 
national p eace, unicam eralism , and stu­
dent housing problem s w ill be aired. A 
lot of ground is indicated for coverin g; 
room there is for an am ple in terchan ge 
of ideas. 
mi 
The Student C<m*rew picture I* m ost ?hiBp ^

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ALSING SOME little worry are th? avid bridge
fin.* that invade the Union’s Fountain Room
*8cb cornin 6 from 9 until 12 and even I o’clock,
GI*d ar* tho*e '"dt*1 the say-so to bars them in but
wheB ,h, Mra, four!om.
heartening this year, h ow ever, in Its ap- tokes up a table for three or four hours and spend* 
parent em ergence from th eory to prac- only 20 cents. As even B. A. students can readily 
R eality, H eretofore its ex isten ce has been *•* that’s not stood business.
more or la s , tolerated by sch o o ls; n oth in * 
more than a tw o-d ay visit and a series of 
resolutions resulted from previous m eets, p]*ce wa* full even before bridge started 
it
This year vindication of the id ea ls set up and it still would be. Each bridge player, «ben
by its founders seem s on the w a y . 
^tays more than his allotted off hour, costs the
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B" !d'* th,t P ' T L *houId f” '
from WWB, pr„,pfctive 

enough to spend a little money when they keen a

cnttorae„ Th.

school money.

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In 1936 Tom Currie and Jen k in s Gar- 

to play, meet your
reft brought the first m eetin g into exist- friends, garner votes, and a thousand other thing* 
ence on the U niversity cam pus in a spring so why can’t we be nice about it? And congrats 
conclave. Fourteen schools sen t d eleg a tes, atlon8 
boys who work there. Their job
•elected T.C.U. as the next convention mu« eerUi”15’ ” e i“ p" * tln* *' « ” "• b“* th"*
is alway* a smile and a lot of courtesy when you 
locale. 

jt$ really a dandy place 

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LAST VEAR IN Fort W orth the R .O .T C . 

Hear through streams of gossip that Chile Hola- 
w as subjected to m any-sided discus- day ram* to town to marry Ann Rum—and did it. 

lio n ; a com prom ise 
taken, 
w hereby d e le g a te , w ent on record a . 

stand w as 

ongratulatiora. 

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against 
further extension of the corps. U w tm M to to Md rw m tl,. Boys, you e n 
The Congress, h ow ever, had not yet proved try to get a date with Arabella Wofford now and 
worth 
its keep. 
schools w ere d issatisfied .

the m em ber -nay have a little more success, 

Some of 

Through most of the fall of this year. 
the idea of the Congress rem ained to all 
intents and purposes still a good idea but 
not yet successful.

Ta k still rife ab ou t good times had in Galveston 
and San Antonio !aet week-end. The sr "Is’ Cotil­
lion dance m ust have been a honey. We are so rry
too much being sick kept u* fro m getting more 
detailed in fo rm ation.

This m eeting on the cam pus F rid ay and 
Saturday offers a strong program , in vari­
able subjects, pertinent and fu ll of stu-
dent significance, and boa?*' a roster of hired, about one inch of copy. 
good speakers 

Barbara Browne, Naomi Smith, and Marx K a th ­
erine Underw ood deciding it would be easy to w rite 
a column and giving us, with all th e ir brains confi­
It isn’t as easy as it 
looks, And, believe it or not, th e ir s tu ff sounded
WGrss th a n ours ever, if you don’t think it possible.
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w ill give d e .a g a t e s an ideal chance i c dem - Wayne Ashmore and hi* yell 
leader cohorts 
onstrate that a T exas Student G overnm ent steamed up about 
th e coming election of M a y 
Congress is a w orkable program and not a Queen. They sa y it will be all on the up and up a nd
will m ean a lot to the g -I that wins. The e Pelion 
pipe dream .
this y e a r is to be carried on very similarly to th e 
sw e e th e art a f f a ir a t Round-Up. Don’t read a n y ­
th in g be*ween 
they said 
th* 
and we don’t mean to rn ply a thing.

Tha" s wha* 

lines. 

Issues Welcome

"POLITICS and its atten d ant turm oil, ae- 
cording to the calen dar page?, is not

Just to qu e t a lot of speculation and end a lot 
of rumor* ‘ na* <e-err. *o be making the campus 
p r e t ty well-—we a r e n 't even th in k in g o f ru n n in g
far distant. T he stu d en t president b eliev es fo r e d ito r of th e Texan. That m eans We will NOT 
that this y ea r the cam pus w i l l see heated n a n * u c d r a t her 
con tests for cam pus posts, and a race 
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stressin g issu es at stake ratner tnan inch- v_^ Th .
vidua! or his backing.

the
a house fo r dinner, A lit? •» more n eig h ­
b orly feeling betw een sororities as groups should 
be a th in g fo r the whole campus.

for somebody else 
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trekked 

the o th e r day

OMEGAS 

to 

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Both are good signs. A h eated race, in 
m ost cs?es, is conducive to m ore student 
interest, a h ea v ier student vote and u lti­
m ate b etter m an agem en t of th e ^u d en t 
o ffice .

The ap p earan ce of stud en t issues is d e f­
in itely w elco m e. P ractice w ill prove that 
a body of v oters w ill *peak fa r m ore read­
ily w hen th ey k n ew for whom and w hat fun tbat 
a b o u t it.
reason th ey sp ea k . 

Have often th ou ght how much more good a so­
ro rity * than a f ra te r n ity . Boys from one house 
the sam e 
usually run arou nd with others 
the 
flu b . 
ho J see a n -" the boy* ga n no new friends while "he 
girl* are constantly meet i g new females. Buy 
oh we ii, who * g- mg to do a n y th in g a ooh* it"

They have data* with girls fro m all 

from 

W ayne Son

st r,n the Q. J. having a lot of 
lim a fo rtu n e if his friends h e a r

c°n 

At the present tim e the ^uden* con sti­
tu tion prom ises to furnish m ost r f the cam ­
paign fo d d er. The status of t h e Ju d iciary 
C ouncil, w h eth er or not th e «fudent presi­
dent should be given a salary, proportional 
rep resen tation in the assem bly, and a pro­
posed profits tax on stud en t-op erated en­
terprises levied b y and for the Students*
"he
A ssem b ly w ill 

probably 

dem and 

H eard the o ther d ay t h a t only thirty-nine W ast 
Point m en had been killed 
in actio n ,. Looks as 
if that is even b e tte r than going to Mexico. When 
t West P o in te r you d o n ’t 
you get to be a b g «• 
have to do much but lei 
"aer boyg, the c annon 
the 
fod der, how to put the inevi’abi* o f f a few days.

I n tra m u ra l baseballer* should h e c i r any day 
now since tee w eath er man tells us we can throw 
overcoats away, Always stem* good when 
tha 
season comes arou nd again.

What 

I Say

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P O L I T I C S

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is dependent upon his In­
worth 
that 
dividual qualifications 

for 

office and not upon any •o-called political affiliations—

1. The Daily T exan will u rg e voting on th e basis o f personal

qualifications r a t h e r th an p a r ty affiliations; and

2. The T exan will r e p o r t all political news when it is news
and not rum or, gossip, or speculation on the p a r t of tha 
T e x a n ; and
The Texan will 

r e p o rt all privileged news— “ privileged’1 
having refe re n c e to all m eetings to which rep o rte rs are
a dm itte d; and

3.

4.

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The Texan will reco gn ise political cleavages no t necessarily
along fr a te rn ity -in d e p e n d e n t lines but along actual de­
veloping alig nm ents; and 

The Texan will s u b je c t all political m a tte r to the complete
supervision of a political e d ito r and an advisory board; 
and

A The Texan will be im partial, su pporting no individual can­

d i d a t e -. and

7. The Texan will publish Instructions to candidates as to the 

e x te n t o f th eir publicity in the Texan.

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ft— P eculiar 
8— Location
l l — Who was the sn press* 4 m tf u t th#

tater No mr pantheon?

j I ft—Movement (in uranic t 

IS—Minute point 

j l l — W orm
j 23— P eople of eastern Asta 

11— E stablished ■-» it»e 
ta—5. jrr 
I ft—-OW horns
IS— Prvesth caste of a scle n t Penna
17—la id a falsehood
IS— S alt used as a developer
SO— Tidy
SI— W hat A m erican R n n ln tio n a ry patriot SI—O rig in a te

23— S e lf -pornsensed 

of ‘’Hamlet" *

I i — W hat ii th e m issing part af the name 

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af th e fa m oas Spanish dram atist;
---- de Veta ?
Arthurian legend?
I 27— Venom ous en ak es 

2ft— W ho »»* the w ife o f Geraint ha 

: IS—W hat seaport ai Denm ark is the scene 

» t d * • fsmr-.>« speech **sin*t th* writ* 
of a ssista n t* ?

2 *— r lamber up
27—V o la tile liquid ketone
"'7— Few thread* hotrod aced beneath th*

•kin
51—Ran
52— Sooner than
X4—j - ovarir.K tim a p e r a i s mer?
35— Attrtudtr teas 
SR— O r r e e ie d 
41 — Yr. is piece
42— Identical
43— Zola I-*-**na
*4— C o n ta in ta g r it r o e e n 
4S—Scent 
l l —C hair
5$— M ember o f an Indonesian tribe 
ft4— Srror.g ria-*
5 V—Din*
ft*’-.— Stru cture • >r hairinr 
17— W h at it th* miarir.tr part af th* aa m * 
at th * {ammi* E n glish a*!or-m anager: 
Sir H erbert R**rhohss — ? 

ft*— M etric ic ensure of area 
ft!— A d m in istrative un it o f A ttica 

V E R T IC A L 

I— W hat «M th* island of A ntica*? hi 

W ales form erly railed ?

I— W hat **» Th* flr*t na tn t at th* econo­

m ist who w rote "‘Th* W ealth of 
N a tio n * '' ?

I — W hat m ountain is between the lakes of 

Lucern* and Zag, S w itscrian d ?

4— P rin ter > m eas ore
6— R eftectinc ar, 
ft—-Son o f D e liin g in N o r s e m y th o lo g y
7— Th* northern rn an ti o f w hat Albanian 

iridescent U*ht

m e r Mi to* B o,an* R i ▼ er ?

I— C on eolation 
• — Aped 
I th—-Golf 
l l —Goal

.3A—Gam* ar cards 
37—Jap an ese copper coin 
3d—Eject
40— fla ir aa clear profit
44— Or the ocean 
4ft— Talk mad I*
47— N ew spaper paragraph
45— W a k in g stick
40— M arx tim es 
ft ii—' I I cr»T I- —
32—Sense organ
5ft—Supposed hypnotic fore*

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day’s puzzle.

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They Talk About------------

Safety C a m p a ig n — Federal Licensing

In Other Papers

Compiled by Ann J a r r a t t

Safety C am paign 

Federal Licensing

I va a* Doing All Right. 

The 

Ranges which xviii soon he out . . 
“ Round the World Issue.”

t h a t d e a r 

two- bits c o nf i de d 

Notice how note* a r e 

t a ke n 
d u r i n g claes lecture*. S edul ou s 
s c r i bb l ing down 
lit tle “ ape *” 
e e e r y w o rd 
t e a c he r 
b r e a t h e s . . . not al! of its a p ­
ple-pol ishing e i th e r . B u t a gr ea t 
d ea l of w a s t e d pot-hook*, A 
I once 
P hi Beta K a p p a w ho m 
l oa ne d 
t h a t 
he felt lucky if he co u l d get a 
Said Phi 
p a g e on a n y l e c tu r e. 
Be t a bei ng wary s m a r t even 
if 
he did lack an o c c a s ion a l two-bit 
piece, do w o n d e r if m o r e me n t a l 
a n d 
exe r ci se 
d u r i n g cl ast h o u r w o u l d n ' t i n ­
c r e a s e t h e 
sale of t h e keys of
l e a r n i n g . Might r est u p a week 
or so a n d give it a tr y.

lest me cha n i ca l 

. 

23-Skidoo; Helen H u d so n ’s d a s ­
I'h e rry K le u se r’s v im
sie featu re. 
and wigor. 
. .
Lillian Russell 
fun! Hey h ey: W hen will La 
V erne Bryson play >ha» 
tennis 
m a tc h with Bobby McKinley . . . 
in shorts! 
Rally rou nd. Mary 
Jo McAngus . . . high on the list. 
Emily Marshall w hispering to the 
Lucky Strik e mike. Helen R a m ­
sey . . . waltz time. Mary Ja n e 
Fields down fo r the wik-end . . . 
bless her. 
Sally Lipscomb show ­
ing her off. M a rth a D ra p e r a- 
sashaying to truck-tim e. Marjorie 
Ligon b rig h te n in g up the Library 
cnrridor.

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A- th e Oh! of I 

(Lf .san

T h a D a ily T e x a n , s t u d e n t n e w s p a p e r o f T h # U n i v e r s i t y o f B i r n * lr 

* 

Tex*;*, 
A u s tin ay rh* T e n s* S tu d e n t P u b lic a tio n * , Inc., 
lug e x c e p t M o n o s:,,

p a h * t* « on 

a m p vs o f 

th # 

th e U ni *-* t y 

at
arar j re orts-

E n te r ed a* 

cd c la e s m ail ir ,a v * r e t th e P o s t o f f ic e A n e­

tic T e x # * , ur r af th * a c t o f C o n g r e e * , M r.-eh ?, 1S7C

Re to r .a1 o ff;-# * Jour-,-a cm B u ild in g 1 0 9 . 

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T e le p h o n e f-ct" .'-
A d v e r t:* !-g 

S o d d i n g I t * . P h O fe 2 -2 4 T S ,

and 

C re alation 

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R E P R E S E N T E D FO R N A T IO N A L A D V E R T IS IN G BY

N a t i o n a l A d v e r s i n g S e r v i c e , 
in c.
Col lege P u b l i s h e r s R e p r e s e n t a t i v e
NEW YORE N.y.
420 MADISON AVF, 

C H IC A G O - B O ST O N 

. LOS A N G E L E S - S A N F R A N C IS C O v o t e r s t h e m s e l v e s

FDI I ORI AI
Dick W atts,
R: . tv cods 
Earl A rn e tt 
Ramsey Moore 
H arry Q r • 
Billy P. i th Y<

ir g 

ADVISORY COUNCIL 
hairm an 

Joe Belden
Joel W estbrook 
B ll Francis 
Je th ro Meek 
Bob E ck hardt 
P. J. Thompson 
Tom '.HW

A ssocia ted C o lle g ia te Press

S I Af F FOR T H U LSBI E

N IG H T E D IT O R 
Head Copyreaders ............. 

.......... 

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BOB BASKIN
Juliet K night and

J a m e s Vt lRjamsten 

A ssistants „ 

. . . . . . . 

. J, R, Palm,, O lc o tt Sanders,

E v e r e tt S h irle y . Ne la Mae Hts u s s y ,

Night S p o rts E d ito r . . . 
A ssistant* 

 
1 *>dp 1^® Motte, V„ J. Yan Cleave, 

ofiice-seekers’ statement of policy.
'“"PHE * A Al PUS should welcome a bone 
for its politicians to gnaw. Issues in a

A* the ole** of 1936 Beaum ont 

was fo u rth from the top of 
list of ‘’ki!’e r '? cit -v

the roads u n d e r 

The long experience o f the rail* 
regulation 
federal 
sup port tc t h , a p p r e h e r ,■ n 
A „ o c u - 

if,7,Beaumont « p r e m e H b y the 
student race, a springboard or a stumbling had r u t nff 8 Ja^ pr Percentage 2°n K°n>w BJ1U 

for the candidate—but stiffly a
l u r v o t i n g w i l l b e w e l c o m e if o n l y 

g a u g f 
fo r variation. 

et
the 

of its tr a f fic toll than any o th e r B w a h -O ’Mahoney bill which would
inte rsta te corporations un- 
city in 
had been cut 62.* per cent, from
In iriP8 hai heP^ 

der a federal licensing system.

A cidents p!acp 

country.

' 13- 

.... 

t0 

,, 

. 

x n e y w .ll h e w e l c o m e m a i n l y , h o w e v e r , 201. Deat hs had been CU? ?2.7 Government 

, 

, 

CU" 20,9 per rent. from 264 

b e c a u s e f o r o n e o f \ r ° f e w t i m e s t h e v o t e r PPr cent, from 22 to 6, 

P e r s o n a {tty: D E E DOW NS, re d ­
headed B. A. ju nior, who is one
m .‘ny good horn to o te r , in
, h> Lon?horn B a n d , whn s0 ,.„p.
. v ' u ” " ;nLe r . Z ably beads the Dallas Club, who
ie such a terrible poker player . . . 
a good sport, who two weeks a f te r 
last 
tr a n s f e r r in g 
year knew more folks on the cam ­
pus 
than most a f te r fo u r years. 
Who is, in short, an all-right guy.

fro m S.M.U. 

r , 

1 

r 

,, 

i t 

t 
a o 
A frieqr 

. . . 
not ft I'" ' » ca n d id a te p erso n a lly 
t h e a p p e a r a n c e o f t h a t 

l. 
w " 
c a n s t i l l v i s u a l i z e 
candidate, o n c e i r o f f i c e .
cern a man's leadership and hi? g o v e r n - Pra{*tically PV‘ rv organization in rai!roa<ig contend is slowly hap- Company, 
. 
mental or editorial thought than by g a u g -
i n t r 
r 
l o g t h a t t h o u g h . tie. o r e h a n d 
v e r s ! a I 

Colman Barnhill, ex-student of
,
. 
i» «en to ail extrem e might work «>« U niversity has h e m elected
assistan t se c re ta ry of the Cooper
a general moy-
chandi*© wholesale firm in Waco.
the firm
years. He received his
S a fe ty that corpora* ion* of an in te rsta te bachelor of business adm inistra-
niversity

ft,?*rk were 
o n a c o n t r o - Hunched a t one*, all coordinated ba5e their a rg u m e n ts on the f a c t 

TI a br ut gradu ally to that result, as

pening to them, 
Sponsors of 

was nrcam.-d, f, derBl Hcenw 

licensing Rranhlli Has been w ith 

l l 
I , 
n o w b e t t e r d i s - 

t h e under direction of 

- enen up. 
, T * ! " ' " - 

a publi- c h a ra c ter have 

E X - S T U D E N T E L E C T E D

Inc
el m Jii-rt ex* Vs ^ I A

themselves tion dp^ ree 

was enlisted fro -

o f s i g n i f i c a n c e 

' 
n p r n n 

ann support 

q u e s t i o n 

federal 

ThrPe 

ti O W n* 

laid 

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from 1 

The view of that association that
,
to the hlH w ouH Pprm?t the Federal
to put any concern
° uT f’f business t o r "ne most triv-
ial violations of the te rm s of its
, n „ . rpmf #BP,
imposition c t M e n ) r - a u - 

League. The first was 
city campaign in which the news- np^n 

regulation by fre -
 papf rn pl a; ed a leading role, b u t q u e n t re f u g e in the federal courts

this 

to 

_

in 1932.

Looking Back

Wi t h Wa ld o N i e b u h r

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— ----- ------- and 

20 Year# 

purpose 

defensive 
regulation. 

in which n e a rly 100,000 pieces of for 
p n n te d ma?‘•rn- wore distributed, state 
and radio, movies, pic tu re s, and business is 
posters used. 

A new call n u m b e r for ^ state
issued
in tra -s ta te Monday by the T re a s u ry Depart-
There, were engineering studies regu lation by local or state gov- w e n t. I t includes all call num bers
including A u g u st 16,
1937. The general s ta te deficit,
a * given by M a te T r e a su re r Char-
lev L ockhart, now stands at $15,- 
579,458.95.

signs, elim ination of tr a f f ic haz- lowed by «ome c o rp o ra tio n ' which 
the whole mechanical has led them to the point where 
arris, * rid 
federal regulation by licensing is

a g a in st MFW CALL N U M BER ISSUED

l a m e n t ha* been a course fol- up 

in terstate and 
subject 

there* w a rra n ts , 

209,004, was 

im p ro v e m e n ts 

fore no? 

The plea 

signals, 

to and 

that. 

in 

to 

rn an airp lan e crash n e ar F o r t W orth and becomes side of ?af**ty. 
The 
police 
th e seventh or. the U n iv e rsity ’s roll of war dead. 
fixing, o perated a 
specially investigated 
accidents, 

Vernon Hill is selected e ditor o f the n ext Cactus 

t 

eliminated 

sound 

causes 

by s ta f f members.

None of 

thewe "Kings 

is new. 

ticket- raised again*! them.
truc k, 

federal
'b e disadvantages of 
of regulation can easily be seen, b u t
it has neverthe-
arisen from the resistance to 

^ occasion for 

Most cities have trie d one or all ‘"date regulation,
o f th e m . Bu? w here B eau m on t 
N orm an Angel!, English political w riter, speaks excelled wa?, first, in rallying ex- 

* 
lo > - a r s 

^ ort " o r t h Star-1 elegram.
' 

1

1 9 3 7 

M e m b e r 

1 9 3 8 

H orace H iggenbotham , c ! a « o ' 1916, 

is killed 

La \ ern e Bryson 
N ight Society Editor
Assisi a rte ...... . 
Night T e le g ra p h E d ito r 
A w isuuil 

..... ....

.......

 

Jo e F r a n tz at G arriso n Hall auditorium on “ W hat Is Happa

ing to Democracy in E u ro pe .”

t 
'•'■Id -5ave 

n- ceptional public support, an d, nee- *Y’ PA PER OUT MONDAY
c am paign 

ond, 
th e 
w ithout a let-up th ro u g h th e en- edited by 
tW0*Wftpk cam ' shiP ( ,ub» 

F resh m an Flashes, new spaper
the Freshman Fellow-
bp circulated Mon- 

in pressing 

The 

Oma Ka W alker

An u nexuerted 

strikes 

th e cam pus t3rP y p a r’ 

T H E CU RTA IN CLUB will meet hu ndred copies 

E lizabeth Keeney, Lei, S a g e r end eaueee th e po rtpo netnent f o r two week* o d , P » * " , t a ' . h» ‘ very m otoriat o n day, F e b r u a r y 28. ThU ii 

the T h o r n y 

n ight a t 7 o’clock 

R 
boy Hodges campus-wide 
i i . i.g tr De;ta Chi. 

■ . 

Best; 

e ma „ 
tr e a s u r e h u n t sponsored by Sigm a no place in th e B eaum o nt pictu re. “ Y” a nn ou ncem en ts, fe a tu re col*

his toes and then is f o r g o tte n had second edition and will contain B. Hall Auditorium . 

cs * 

j 

t 

, 

, 

ID A N E L L B RILL, 

—-A m arillo Daily News. umns, and cartoon*.

Co-Op and the T exas Book Store

b * v « *»>? »“ 

,“ nd
secretary. Hemphill s Book Store has only a 
few le ft. T h ere are only a few
left o f this direc-
the name*.

in tory . which c o n ta in , 

« P ie* 

home 
and phone num ber* of 

towns. Austin 
toW’flB,

addresses,
th* gtu- 

»ecretary. d e n ts an d fa c u lty member*.

Who, in love, can in the eve­

From The One with 

the first 

ning p a rt 

“ G o odnight”

W ith o u t seeking again, again 

a dozen times.

Her lips, th e sw eetest wine.

— TOM ATO,

Union 315.

J O H N B LA K E L Y . 

O f f i c i a l N o t i c e

As usual the Student Directory
HOGG DEBATING CLUB will hf 8 pr0? 'd th* mort popular book

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

DIRECTO RY IS BEST SE LL E R

The p o ig n a n t anticipation 
Of th e evening’s first embrace. 
The tre m b lin g , e a g e r stum bling

moot to n ig h t at 7:30 in T exas 

th* ' niveraity. T h e _ L m v e rs.ty To g e t > » a j fiom others.

D 

.. 

. 

. . .

The Roberts Hall Association thinks th a t the sucres* of an o rg a n i­
zation depends upon "he publicity that it can enveigle out of the press. 
Much can be -aid for this, h i* i* should ne* be e a rn e d to the point 
where they will be rate i as cheap publicity hounds.

May "his article serve to enlighten the minds of you who ,**d 
th e ir slanderous publication and als© co rre c t any false impressions 
which might have been left. 

— CLYDE C. LOGUE.

exchange

by B E S S T I S I N G E R

The Poets 
Release

T opping all m id-w inter events 
at the U niversity of V e rm on t is 
the school’* ann ual Kake Walk.

From an editorial in The V er­
m o n t Cynic, publication o f 
the 
university, come the following e x ­
cerpt «:

took place 

F o rt y- f i v e y e a r s a g o the first 
K a k e Wa l k was 
p r e s e n t e d . 
S p o n s o r e d by n o one in p a r t i c ­
it 
the Old 
u la r , 
Mill 
this hu mb le 
lof t. 
b e g i n n i n g 
p r e s e n t m i d ­
w i n t e r festi val has evolved, a n d 
t o d a y ' s a f f a i r it a f a r cr y f r o m 
w h a t o r i g i n a t e d m a n y years ago 
as a vaudevill e act,

F r o m 
o u r 

in 

t wo- da y a f f a i r 

It should be a m a t t e r of pr i d e 
to the e nt ir e s t u d e n t body t h a t 
r e p r e ­
this y e a r ’s K a k e W a l k 
t h e 
in 
sent* a n o t h e r a d v a n c e 
c o n t i n u o u s c h a i n of 
i m p r o v e ­
m e n t s in this a n n u a l e n t e r t a i n ­
m e n t. The i n t r o d u c t i o n of t h e 
M a s q u e r a d e on 
the first ni gh t 
is a step 
o f a 
t h a t wa# u n d e r t a k e n only f ou r 
this 
y ea rs 
c o mes 
the 
King a n d Q u e e n , a wel c o me a d ­
dit i on to the g r a n d m a s q u e r a d e 
ball. As the y e a r s go on, m o r e 
a n d mo r e e v e n t s a r e a dd e d 
to 
t he K a k e W a l k wee k-e nd, until 
this y e a r 
f esti ve we e k- e nd 
includes a p a r e n t - s t u d e n t b a n ­
an 
q ue t , 
a w i n t e r 
a l um n i me e t i ng , 
sever al 
o t h e r activi ties.

Along with 
of 

c a rni val , 
a n d 

ago. 
the 

c r o w n i n g 

the 

T h e 

t r ai ns 

O n e of 

the o u t s t a n d i n g a d ­
vanc es in this y e a r ’s K a k e W a l k 
is the g r e a t i n c r e a s e in out si de 
i n n ov a t i o n of 
publicity. 
special 
f r o m New Y o rk 
a n d Bo s t on is only m a t c h e d by 
t he p r e s e n ce of a p h o t o g r a p h e r 
f ro m L i f e Ma g as i n e a t the U n i ­
versit y. T r u l y , V e r m o n t ’ • 
f esti val, with yea r s of 
u n i qu e 
it, hi 
gloriou* 
t o r eceive the a c cl ai m of those 
ou t si de 
a n d 
p r o p e r l y so.

t r ad i t i o n b eh i n d 

the U n i v e r s it y ; 

— And we bet th a t the b e st line 
one can use at the U n iversity of
V erm ont 
th’ 
cake, kill 

is, “ Gee, you ta k e 
. .

SO M ETH IN G ABOUT 
SALV A TIO N
(W ith apologies to Mr. Carroll)
“ The time has come,” the Texan

said,

Rest

“ To speak of many things,
Of Poll* and Such and all tha 

T hat R eform ation brings.
And why and when are Politics, 
And how the Voter sings.”

“Of spirochetes!” 

th# V oter! 

cried,

And then hogan to ru n 
Asking had th e ir neighbors had
A classy W asserm ann.
They would fight forever 
’Til the thing at last was done I

T hey inquired into the health 
O f Voter N u m b er Six,
He w asn ’t sure, he said, of

course,

But he would cross the Styx
For he was A n ti-W a r and Anti- 
Chauvimstic hicks.

“ And I ! ” an o th e r weakly cried, 
And seemed a bit to sag,
“ I claim a little fa vo r, too , , •
I qu it eatin g on th e D rag.”
And then he died fro m hu ng er. 
Oh, he was quite a wag,

And y e t A n other shouted out 
(As drum s began to ro ll),
I ’m a m em ber of the Blessed . . • 
My Opinion's in th e Poll.
And 

th e n he played a m erry 

And *ang ab out his Soul.

tu n e

said,

p la y —

we do

“ All well and good.” the Texan 

“ All well and good, indeed.
And now you all go ou t and

But d o n ’t fo r g e t o u r creed :
“ ‘The day s h a n ’t pass unless

A good and noble Deed!* ”

— .JACKIE GUINN.

WINE

Love is a pleasant pain,
— W hen you know th e r e ’s a n ­

Of brin g apart fo r centuries of 

o th e r like it.

ho urs;

 THURSDAY. FE B R U A R Y 24, 1938

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The First College 

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PAGE FIVE

Students To Dance And Skate 
A t Club Parties This W eek

Dances, skating parties, and a box supper are among the enter-* 
Mtainments planned for the next few days by various University 
organizations. On tonight’s social colendar are a French Club meet­
ing, the Cleburne Club skating party, and a Joint meeting of Hogg 
Debate Society and Rusk Literary Society.

T O D A Y

Building Named After Her

University Co-Eds Take Part
In Spring 'March O f Style’

Spring was officially ushered 

in Wednesday afternoon at thee------------------— ■ — - — ■
Jun ior Helping Hand’s presentation of the 1938 spring edition of j Brownlee, 
Beverly, 
the March of Style, at the Driskill Hotel. The. style show is an Frances Tipp*. Margaret B i ­
annual presentation given by this Austin organization, the proceeds mont, Betty Black 
Irene Ca alia. 
Doris Peterson, A liet Reed, Mar-
p , 
of which 
Against a setting for a spring wedding, designed by Mias A n nalin e N ori* Ransom. Alice Ann Nitsehks,
Triebel, the models paraded, wear-*----------------------------- I Edith Kni«*. Clara Louise Mayer,
ing the has * 
costumes. A
sity student?

number ct Lmver- a close-fitting white sports dress
aided n modeling. Wj;n a flared skirt and topped with 53 A t t e n d M e e t i n g

« smartest VPr8jty yweethoart, was attired

and Ruth Sue bs.

t« charity. 

Margaret 

varied an 0ranjfe bolero 

jacket. 

She

Of Alpha Phi Omega

and K err sang “ Varsity Sue,” 
especially composed for the occa­
sion.

Fifty-three members and visit
ors were present a* the. meeting
of Alpha Phi Omega, honorary

The March of Fashions, still

. 

, 

, 

,, 

. . . 

represented such 

in history who have made 

. 
another high note in the review. , „ vice fra, . rnitv, S u n d lv
gave representations of the worn- noon>
Thp petition of a University of 
en 
America clothes-conscious. In this Georgia service group to join the 
were 
fashion national organization was - a d 
queen? as Lillian Russell, the Gib- an,j received favorably.
?on Girl, Greta Garbo, Marlene 
Dietrich, and 
Windsor. 

Dick Rubottom, assistant d*an 
the Duchess of 0f men, will speak st the next 
j meeting Sunday afternoon st f>
Mr?. Evelyn Calhoun Miller, ex- o’clock in the Tex*? Union, Bob 
student of the University and a Kniffin, secretary, says. Plans for
member of Kappa Alpha Theta so­
rority, wa? hosier,

a -lance w ill be made.

1 

Prints, gay strips and varied 
colored f lo o r s will fashion our 
new spring wardrobes, according 
to this fir^t showing. Bright ar 
ray of colors, combined in trim?
and accessories, w ill be carried 
out in extreme. Linens, shantung, 
light silk*, and pique will pre­
dominate for daytime wear and 
light j 
marquesette, organza and 
Hats will be the leaders for eve­
ning attire.

E A S T E R W I L L S E E B O N N E T S

low cr«-w r. • r. 

The proverbial Easter bonnet : 
promises to be just that this year. 
Hilts, hinting of the “ old grey 
bonnet” and the late nineties with 
‘ >• • -
their 
the height of 
chin ribbon?, wull b 
fashion at Easter time. 
Less as­
suming sailors and tiny brims will 
also contribute to the newer head 
attires.
A 

truly beau:if 

,’. 

. 

C O - E D S T A K E P A R T

University students who took 
pa ’ in the wedding were Pat W a i - 
sell, Mary Lewis Scott, Helen Rob­
inson, Margar e t M urray, Mrs, 
Charles Page Jr., Barbara Bible, 
and Ann Harkrider.

!> a\ wa-

the Uni-1

reached a t the style show in the! 
presentation of ail all-white bridal 
party. The bride. Miss Frances 
Rather, ex-student of 
versity, wore a gown of old ivory 
illusion and satin with a vin! 
caught at the head by a tiny cap. 
She wa? attended by eight white- 
gowned bridesmaid? carrying red 
American Beauty roses,

Other University co-eds who 
took part in the show were the 
following: Helen Rathbone, L u ­
cille B Ie we It, Maned B rill, Betty 
Nell Kirsch, Mary Jo M A gus 
Kila Nora 
I ritz. Ann Harlan, 
Anne Painter, Lois Ravey, Nancy 
Jo C aaey, M ary Nash, Ida Mae 
W irt*, Margie I.igon, Betty Brice 
Mart in, Dorothy W olf, Dawn 
Blair, Kathryn Owens, Brenna 
Hamanati, Jeanette Long, Arlene
Balm, Dorothy Marks, Dorothy 
Included in tho style show was Snyder, M ary Brownlee, Caroline 

W alter Kerr, University Light 
Opera Company president, sang 
selection? during the procession 
of *he party.

a display of campus 
fashion?,! 
styled by University co-eds. Val 
Jean Aldred, representing the Urds-

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all types of pleating, hemstitching, 
eyelets in bel* - Turning men's shirt 
collars buttonhi 'e*. tipper* put sr?, 
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Hose mended.

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In Brief

12:30— Annual luncheon of ths 
University Dames, Mrs. J . D. 
speak on 
Clay brook w ill 
“ Trends 
in Modern Litera­
ture,’* Pan American Room 
of the Driskill Hotel.

3 . 6— Gamma Phi Beta tea st 

the chapter house.

5— Dr. Hilda F. Rosene will 
speak on “ The Value of E x ­
ercise” at Hogg Memorial 
Auditorium.

5— Pierian Club me^ts in Texas 

5— Southwestern Club In Texas 

Union 316.

Union 309.

V . M. C . A , 
speak.

7:16— Sophomore Club in the 
to 

Rex Hopper 

7 ;3 o— University Scandinavian 

Club, Garrison Hall 103.

7:30— P h i E ta Sigma, honorary 
the 

fraternity 

in 

freshman 
Y.M.C.A.

7:30— French Club at Faculty 

Women’s Club.

7:30— Kemper Club, 1615 Pearl 

Street.

7;3(«— West Texas Club to elect 
officers in Garrison Hall 101.
8;30— Girls entered in the Na­
tional Telegraphic Swimming 
Meet to practice in Women’s 
Gymnasium.

Bride

U. O F S. A. C L U B

The University of San Antonio 
Club will have a dance and game 
party Frid ay night, at the Boy 
Scout Cabin near Barton Springs. 
Members of the club w ill meet at 
the Texas Union at 7 o’clock and 
transportation to the cabin will 
bf provided.

John Ford, president of 

the 
club, said that all who wish to 
attend must pay a 35-cent asiess- 
ment this morning between 
IO 
and 12 o’clock in Texas Union 315. 
jEffie Louise Wallace anil 
Jack 
MeCrocklin are in charge of assess­
ments.

C U R T A IN C L U B

Members of the Curtain Club 
and 
James H. Parke, director, 
v a ve a luncheon at the Home Eco­
nomics Tea Room Wednesday for 
ffihrensperger, drama 
'Harold A. 
critic and 
teacher of 
former 
speech at Northwestern Univer­
sity, w h o spoke a? Hogg Memo­
rial Auditorium Tuesday night.

F R E N C H C L U B
[ The French Club will meet to-1 
Might at 7:30 o’clock at the W om- 
tn's Faculty Club. Noemi Schuch- 
fhan will have charge of the pro­
gram of French songs and slides 
of castles * and chateau on the 
! hire. Miss Bchi.*-hman will dis L . - 

M'.s'Ar"" - 

A A.U .W .

Mr*. Rex Hopper spoke on life 
In South America at the meeting 
of the recent graduate group of
the A .A .U .W . Monday night.

Mrs. Hopper’s 

talk centered 
around an excursion she had made 
to the Falls of Iquazu. The forty 
falls here are each 
different 
* twenty times larger than Niagara 

Falls. Mr?. Hopper lived in 
America for six years.

T H E T A S I G M A PHI

for 

plan? 

the 1938 Matrix 
Table this spring were discussed 
by alumnae of Th< ta Sigma Phi, 
jour­
honorary and professional 
nalism fraternity for women, in a 
Monday night meeting at the home 
cf Misses Ann and M ary Durrum
Guests were Mesdames R. 

Mr*. Charl et H o l a d ay , w h o 
b e f o r a her ma r r i a g e y e s t e r d a y 
in Houlton wa* Ann Run, a
in t he U n i v e r » i t y.
j uni or 

Charles Holaday
l"| Weds Ann Russ

. 

.

Gamma Phi Beta 
lo Give lea Today

The wedding of Ann Russ of 
in the Univer­

student 

Albany, 
sonority will
sity, an i ( harles Hoiaday of San Gamma Phi Beta 
ex-student of the Urn- pivp 
Antonio, 
tpa for Mrs w . C. Mur-
took place in Houston, | hv> houMmother of the R a p te r,
venitjr, 
Wednesday, 
Ed at the chapter horn,,, 250« Whitis.
lienor and Mane Flack were the I this afternoon from 3 
only attendants. 

• o’clock. About 250 guests are ex- 
Immediately after the cerem ny peeled, including friends of Mrs. 

February 23. 

Mr*. R e n a M a r r i M c L e a n of B e a u mo n t , m o t h e r o f Warr* 
Mc L e a n , B e a u m o n t and S a n A n to n i o oil man, a f t e r w h o m the n e w 
it 
physi c al e d u c a ti o n plant at B a y l o r U n i v e r s i t y 
is t o he n a me d , 
pi ct ur e d 
i ns t i t ut i o n a gi f t of 
- b o v e . Mr. M c L e a n gave 
$ 6 0 , 0 0 0 f or c o n s t r u c t i o n o f the new c ampus bui l di ng, h o n o r i n g his 
a g e d mot her.

the 

to 

Style Show Scheduled March 9

to 6:80 M ortar Board will sponsor a I Orange Jacket?, and one from the

8ty^e **how March 9 from 4 until j Posture Parade. The names of
® o clock in the Main Lounge of | the models will be announced

South I Mr. and Mrs. Holaday left for a Murphy and members of the far- *_he 1 Pxas L nir,n showing clothes j later,

short trip to several south I exas ulty, 
Antoinette s, hats Mrs. Sarah Bronk?, assistant
points, after which they will re-1 Mona Parkinson is in charge of ‘ rom M<?th ?. and shoe? from the j professor of horn*- economics, will 
i give a talk on proper grooming
turn to Houston to live. 
Mrs. Holaday is a member of | ceiving line wall include Mona Par-:. Sixteen models w’lll participate arif} correct campus costume* and 

I arrangements for the tea. The re- blench Boot Shop. 

from Marie 

_ 

Pi Beta Phi sorority and ’ he Tee Rinser. Mrs. W . C. Murphy, the m the style shun. There will be
Club. 
[ rom the dormitories, six
sity in 1936 and is classified as dent of the chapter, Evelyn Cart- from to* -Tonnes, o r - trorn t ne
a j unior.

She entered the Uniter- honoree, Claudia Barbe, presi- 

accessories.

made.

N i admission 

charges w ill he

Johansen, 

I). 
Joe 
Henderson, Carl 
Gilbert, Mildred Clopton, True­
man O'Qumn. Antoinette Kretsch- 
mar, and Kula Lea Bette. Others
were Misses Lorena Drummond, _______
Afton Wynn. Verna Dean Craven, * Houston. 
Lillian 
Schultz, and Angeline 
Thompson.

Mr. Holaday was gra iuated 
■ from the University in 1937. He 
was a member of Delta Kappa E p ­
silon fraternity and wa? on the 
radio staff of The Daily Texan 
.while 
is 
{employed with the Monroe Cal­
in

culating Machine Company 

in the University. He 

U N IV E R S IT Y C L U B

A genuine old-fashioned box 
supper and dance w ill be given 
bv the University Club Saturday 
night at 
the club house, 2304 
San Antonio Street.

F o lk S o n g s T o B e G i v e n 

A t Club Musical Today

I Czechoslovakian folk songs and 
Hawaiian numbers wull be pre­
cented at the last morning musical 
st the Austin Woman’s Club this
morning at 11:1 o o Clock. 

and Anita Feagin Campbell.®
man,
In the dining room Lillie Ruth and 
Naomi Blimp w ill pour and 
t h e 
pledge group will serve.
Pink carnations, 

the sorority 
flower, banked with pink tape!'?, 
will form the centerpiece of th e ! 
dining table. The other room? will 
be decorated with spring flowers.

Austin Ex-Students 
To Banquet March 2

Speake’ ? at the banquet for ex­
students of the University living in 
Austin wull be District 
Judge 
Ralph Yarborough, W . H Rich­
ardson Jr., and Fred W. Adams,
i J udge James P . Hart, president of
the Austin ex-students orgamza-

A. D. Pi Alumnae 
lo Sponsor Show

The Alpha Delta P i alumnae of i 

Austin, are sponsoring sale of tick­
“ The Aw ful 
ets for the show, 
Truth,” ar 
the Varsity Theater 
Sunday and Monday in order that 
funds may be raised for the Ahi- j 
gall Davis Scholarship Fund.

Ticket? purchased from mom-J 

ber? of the sorority will help raise 
the fund used to help Alpha Delta 
Pi girls. These tickets will be ■ 
on sale in the corridor of the L i ­
bra ry Frid ay and Saturday.

, 

Wives of the members are he-
ing asked to prepare box lunche? 
to bf sold at auction. Stunts will I Miss Ludma kopecky, mezzo- n orit 5^ yesterday. 
be given and games will be played soprano of the University Health w m be at Texas Union March 2 P r e s s C l u b A d o p t s
before The dance begin,. 

— I rvtnrnimr* . 1 1 .1 k 

, t 7 ;1 5 0'd „ck. 

‘ Service a ,ii 

The banquet

a . 

l 

. 

i 

1

r A n t W „ i ; „ „
Jodf< Yarborough will speak on I N e w C o n s t i t u t i o n

.mg the Ceehoelo. 
Dr. Joseph J . Jones, instructor i «?>«> folk songs. Miss Kopecky 
In English, has charge of the pro- w“ ; he dressed in Czech costume, 

Bob Begeman

; on the guitar. 

C L E B U R N E C L U B

Music for the dance w ill ; 8 

f t m
be 
furnished by 
and his orchestra.

University’.? endowment fund.
J V1 P ,ay er * c®°**ipaniments K j r Richardson, member of the
j Athletic Council of the U niver­
s e Hawaiian numbers, played j sity, will talk on the “ Bible Plan,”
(on Hawaiian instruments by John j and Mr. Adams’s address will be 
Ross and W alter Neal, will be | “ Ex-Students and the New Presi­
Cleburne Club will have a skat­
sung by Mrs. Clint Blackman, Aus­
tin soprano, in Hawaiian. Mrs.
ing party tonight at the rink on
South Congress. Oran Smith, pres-1 Blackman will also sing an Italian
ident. said 
will meet 
Texas Union at 7:30 o’clock and | K. Mathews. 
then go to the rink. Members! Mesdames H. E , Baxter. J . B. I whirls 07106 0/IUD b in g s
may tak*5 guest* 
A t Kerrville March 12
Smith said.

yesterday. The club | aria and French and English | have not been completed.'

lobby of the song?, accompanied by Mrs. Yewa \--- -------------- ----------

if they desire, j Gambrel!, and George Zimmer-
: man, members of the music and
! drama committee, will receive the 

i entertainment on the program

Judge Hart said plans for other 

/"*•', 1 /-I 

r\ L C*

in the 

dent.”

H O G G -RU5K 

u

Hogg Debate Society and R u s k _________________________________ _

literary Society w ill hold a com-

Chined meeting tonight to hear the D u n n T o L e c t u r e H e r e 

S

S

?

 Job n° O n C h r i s t i a n S c i e n c e

Gilbert Schramm, director of 
the Men’? and Girls' Glee Clubs.
ha? announced tentative plans for 
two March trips for the unit?. 
Plans are now being made for the 
Men’s Glee Club to give a con­
cert in the San Pedro Playhouse 
in San Antonio, March 18.

The newly-organized Univer- ! 
sity Press d u b , meeting Sunday; 
afternoon 
the Texas Union.! 
elected officers and approved, 
after minor alterations, a pro­
posed constitution.

in 

Formed last week by fofty-two I 
journalism students, the club w ill; 
serve a? a medium of expression 
for students in the Department of 
Journalism and others engaged in j 
newspaper editorial activities. Con-; 
stitutional provision wa? made for 
including as charter member? any­
one present at either of the first 
two meetings. The club will meet 
on the first and third Sunday a f ­
ternoons each month at 4 o’clock. 
Membership is open to all students 
doing journalistic work.

Joe Bolden, elected temporary 
president at the first meeting, will 
continue to preside until organiza­
tion is complete.

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service Lm* I 
4:30 p.m., week-days. Coun­
ter service until 6 p.m.

Dial S-2Jf7S for further 
iv formation on messen• 
gar service.

seeretary-treasurer 

B l akey, 
of 
Hogg Debate Society, has an­
nounced.

C Z E C H C L U B

A mock breach-of-promise sui? 
was given before the Czech Club 
at it? regular meeting last night.
Rian? were also made for an open 
grouse 
to be given at Barton 
Springs on March 5.

T A U D E L T A A L P H A

Tau Delta Alpha, pre medical
^fraternity 
for women student?,
Lull meet. in the Texas Union a?
.7:15 o’clock Friday night, Mar
'garet Leslie, reporter, said.
I 

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r-

SAM B O R E N T O W E D

Miss On cy 
Beth H ervey of
reenville will be married to Sam 
, Boren of Dallas on April 22, 
was announced Sunday. Miss 
fcervey attended S.M U., where 
Ih e was a member of Delta 
is 
Gamma sorority. Mr. Boren 
p n ex-student of the University, 
and a graduate of the Law School.
H e is a member of Phi Delta Theta 
(fratern ity.

John Randall Dunn, C.S.B., of 
Brookline, Mass., will lecture on 
Christian Science in Hogg Memo­
rial Auditorium Friday night at 8 
o’clock. The Christian Science Or- in Kerrville, March 12.
canuation rn the University takes I w ill also give an afternoon con- H 
l i s opportunity each year to rn- cert rn Kerrville March 12. 
form more people about Christian j -............ 
Science,

Also included in ihese plan? I? 
a concert to be given by the Girls’ 
Glee Club at Schreiner Institute

 

 

 

Officers elected Sunday were 
Clarence La Roche, vice-president;
Tlie K' rl* I Mavis M urray, iiecretary; Jim An-
: , nd j , m„ W il­
trPSSUr„

I ham.on, reporter.

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M E N ’S W O O L 

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C o a c h in g

Mr. and Mrs. Dunn will come 
to Austin Friday morning. They
will be entertained at a luncheon 
in tho Home Economics Tea Room. 
Mr. Dunn is a member of 
the 
Board of Lectureship of The First
Church of Christ, Scientist, 
in 
Boston.

M IS S D IB R E L L M A R R IE D

Miss Elizabeth Dibrell, tx-stu­
dent, was married to Marshall 
Dent Saturday night at T rin ity 
Episcopal Church in Galveston, 

Miss Dibrell is the daughter of 
Judge and Mrs. C. G. Dibrell of 
Galveston and received her bache­
lor of arG degree from the Uni­
versity in 1935.

C O A C H IN G 

in T r ig o n o m e t r y , A n a ly t ic 
M a th e ­
m a tic* of F in a n c e , D iffe re n tia ! C a lcu li!* , 
H u r t .
______ _
laundry building being c o a c h in g in b . a . s h .. Rate* rea»on-

G e o m e try . C o lle g e A lg e b ra , 

In te g ra l C a lc u lu s , 

Ja m e s 

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W o rk is nearing completion on Rhone 2-4443,

ab le. C a ll 6297 fo r a p p o in tm e n t.

B R E A K F A S T G IV E N 

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Miss Mary Lynn Young and IN 6 W o . K . U . L a u n d r y
M itt Daphne Sella rd? entertained |\Je d r j C o m p l e t i o n 
at a pre-nuptial breakfast for Miss 
Lady Dodson, ex-atudent, Sunday 
morning at the home of Dr. and 
Mrs. E . H, Sellards, Close friends, 
including Chi Omega sorority sis­
ters, were guests. Miss Dodson 
will be married to Douglas A.
Pu ryear Jr . Sunday afternoon at 
3:30 o'clock at the home of the 
bride’s parents, Mr, and Mrs. W .
IU Dodson, 
Sixth 
Street. The Rev. S, G. Posey of 
the First Baptist Church w ill o ffi­
ciate.

the new 
constructed at Scottish Rite Dor­
the 
mitory. The unit, made of 
same material as the dormitory, 
is located behind the main build­
ing and houses the laundry and 
boiler rooms.

Cost of the plant was approxi-
, 

181(2 West 

I M O A O A 

n ,,c ..n o 

, 

T R I G . A tg ., G eom ., A n a ly t . E x p , te ach e r. 
R an d le . 2111 S e n A n to n io . 2-0167.

Dancing

L E A R N TO D A N C E — 8 Lesson* 

13.60

Student Ballroom C ia****

M o n day and 

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p.m .

mately $25,000 and $22,000 worth j a k n k t t e d u v a l Da n c in g sc h o o I
P h o n e s 2 -3854 . 6908
of new equipment has been added, j tos 
_____ _
according to Miss Selma Streit, 
business manager at the dormi­
tory-

Dressmaking

V is it o r * W e lc o m e 

l l 

D R E S S M A K IN G . A lteration s. Keaconsbi*
prier-. W o rk g u a ra n te e d . PH. 6290.

M O T H E R S C L U B M E E T S

m r s T c a v i t t g i v e s d i n n e r ”

Alpha X i Delta sorority Mother’s 
Club met Friday afternoon, Febru- 
Residents of Grace Hall were I ary 18, at the chapter house with
Mrs. J . R. Coffey and Mrs. O. D. 
Farquhar a? hostesses.

fjMISS D O U G H E R T Y T O W E D
, M iss Rachael Dougherty, ex-stu-
||v n t from Beeville, will marry 
(Benjam in F. Vaughan of Dallas,
Beeville. Miss 
in 
|this March 
Laugher’ y, a member of Kappa 
Kappa Gamma, attended the Uni- 1 
Varsity from 1929 to 1933, and re­
ceived a bachelor of arts degree in 
the summer of 1933.

F a y B y r o m spent the week-end 

at her heme at GaU&ville*

given a surprise dinner party 
Tuesday night by Mrs. Martha 
Cavitt, director of the dorm itory 
The candle-lighted dining room 
was decorated in red, white, and 
blue, symbolic of George Washing-

birthday.

R E V I E W FOR P I E R I A N S

The Pierian 

L iterary 

w ill hear a review of 
Darling Daughter” by Mary K ath­
erine Settegast today at 5 o’clock 
rn Texas Union 316. 

Miss Mar y Wil l i ams, a debu­
tante of Houston, will be lady-irf- 
waiting to the Duchess of Hous­
ton, Mi** Mar y Hill B r ow n , at the
Galveston Mardi Gras. Miss W il­
liams is a former student of the
^ Society : University and a member of Kappa 

I es, My I j£appa Gamma sorority.

J a n e B a i l ey -pent the week-end 

■ m Dallas with he; parents.

The boiler room contains two 
gas-burning boilers that furnish 
heat for the building-. Three en­
gineers are employed in the work.

E X E S TO M A R R Y

Miss Elizabeth Bateman, ex-stu­
dent of Houston, will m arry Lee 
Butler Stone, also an ex-student, 
the spring. 
in Houston early in 
Miss Bateman, Kappa Kappa 
Gamma, attended the University 
during 1935-37 and Mr. Stone 
during 1932-37.

T o m F e r g u s o n , of Dallas, vis­
ited Harri* U n d e r w o o d last week­
end.

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L ON D ON , Feb. 23. — ( I N S ) — P r i m e Mi ni s t er ’C h a m b e r l a i n , d e ­
f e n d i n g hie f or e ign policy amid scene® of u p r o a r and d r a m a , b l u n t l y 
i n d e­
told C o m m o n s t o d a y B r i t a i n can avoid w a r o n l y by a c ti n g 
p e n d e n t l y of t h e “ s h ams a n d pretense®” of t he L e a g u e o f Nati ons.

S ub j e c te d to heckling by B r i t a i n ’s r a n k i n g s t a t e s m e n , Mr, C h a m ­
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John J. Pershing 
Is Seriously III

Feb. 

T U C S O N , Ari l.. 

23.—-
( I N S ) — Ge n er a l J o h n J. P e r s hi ng , 
77, c o m m a n d e r of t h e A m e r i c a n 
E x p e d i t i o n a r y F or ce s in the Wo rl d 1 
Wa r , t ook a s u dd e n t u r n f o r the I 
worse 
t o ­
n i g h t t e r m e d hi® condi tion “ s e r i ­
ous."

t uiay a n d p h y s i c ia ns 

Genera! P e r s h i n g 

a 
0 f slight h e a r t a t t a c k F e b r u a r y 5, b u t 

s u f f e r e d 

was not o r d e r e d t o bed 
a t e l y b ec aus e t h e ai lme n t w a s b e ­
lieved c a use d by a n a t t a c k of 
r h e u m a t i s m ,

i m r a e d i - !

At 

t he r e q u e s t of Dr. Ro l and 
Davidson, t he a t t e n d i n g physician, : 
t o n i g h t dis-1 
t h e W a r D e p a r t m e n t 
p a t c h e d Colonel S 
I*. M a r i e t t a I 
o f the Ar my Medical Co r ps h er e ! 
f r o m Kelly Field, Texa s, in a fast 
a r m y plane.

The G e ne r a l ' s condition b e c a m e 
a c u t e w h e n he a t t e m p t e d to sit up 
in bed f or t he first t i me in mor e 
t ha n a week, Dr. Davidson ex- I 
pl a i n e d .

Dr. Davids on said he was a n x ­
i ously a w a i t i n g the ar ri val of Col­
onel M a r i e t t a f or a c o ns ul t a t i on .

A swel ling 

th ■ had o c c u r r e d ; 

feet 

i '; G e n e r a l P e r s h i n g ’? 
s u b ­
sided, t h e physician said, a n d t he 
G e n e r a l sho wed m a rk ed i m p r o v e ­
me n t S u n d a y . 
c a t i o ns , h o w ev e r, followed a r e s t ­
less n i g h t .

T o d a y ’s c o m p d - i 

G e n e ra l P e r s h i n g had come h e r e 

t o s p e n d t he wi nt e r .

Senate Debates 
Actors' Relief

Feb. 

W A S H I N G T O N , 

a c t o r s a n d plays, 

23,— 
in d e b a t e over 
( I N S ) — S n a g g e d 
W P. A 
t h e 
$ 2 50, 000 , 00 0 r el i ef f un d wa.® held 
in the S e n a t e toni ght des pi t e a d ­
m i n s t r a t i o n 
f o r 
s p e ed y action.

l e a d e r s ’ 

p leas 

U s u al l y sc rn be r s e n a t o r s 

smiled 
a n d s o me l a u g h ed w h en S e n a t o r 
Bailey ( ID o f N o r t h Ca rol ina, m i ­
mi c k e d W. P . A. a c t o r s in a rec en* 
pl a y d e p i ct i n g s e n a t o r s a n d con-
i e c l a re d s uc h p r o ­

Tri

d u c t i on s a w a s t e of public funds.

Bu t the smi les vani shed a n c t he 
la g h t e r was stilled when Senath r 
Mi nt o n 
f l us he d 
( D) o f I n d i a n a 
a n d s h a k i n g wi t h an g er , s h o ut e d , 
“ - ’' a m e on 
t h e S e n a t e f o r y o u r
sn ic kprs and sneer?.

“ Wie cry and snivel here about
re lief
exp en d itu res,” he roared.
“ The rf were si icker® and smiles
here vm en the sen at r 'rom North
i a: oh na (Ba e y I reali the new s-
paper
acce u m s r‘ f t hte W .P.A.
p lay,”

Bai 'ley jum ped up and declared
s t a c k e d the d e s t i t u t e 
t h o u g h t 
I 
riief 
t he

wo ul d 

reli sh 

b u t 

1 on Che S e n a t e , ” 
f e ­
l t 1 n, “ s h a m e on t h e S e n ­
sing t h a t a t t i t u d e t o w a r d 
u n f o r t u n a t e devils i n a n y 
ie. Don t m a k e s p o r t o f 
t h e y c a n n o t help
:ause 

to see these people who 
e a pick and sh ovel get 
Wf should not leave here 
ith a sneer on our lips 
i u n fo rtu n a te s.” 
tat M nton strode from 
Senate 
ber 
a
pressed, putting o f f 

and 

' r e 

’Hot' Oil Penalty 
May Be Enforced

v a l i d i t y o f T e x a s ’s law u n d e r 
which “ not oil is cr of; sea t e d w a s 
by impl ica t i o n uphel d by the T hi r d 
Lf c t o f Civil Ap pe a ls t o d a y in a 
case which S t a t e s a t t o r n e y s had 
law, 
r e g a r d e d a® a 
t h e 
r e ­
I n t e r n a t i o n a l News Ser vi ce 

test of 

i n ' case, a p p e a l e d f r o m Tr a vi s 
C o u n t y , involved t h e S t a t e ’s r ig h t 
to sell 160, 000 bar rel s of c r u d e oil 
p r o d u c t s a n d b y- p r o d u c t s c l ai me d 
bv J o e Dyer.

fried by A t t o r n e y 
T he hr:* f® 
.McGraw a n d by 
Genera] Wi lliam 
D y e r ’ 
attorney.® b o t h e m p h a s i z e 
the q K. - ii- n •<{ w h e t h e r o r n ot t he 
c onf is c at ion law i® \ a)id. T h e p r o ­
posit ion s t a te d by t h e D j e r b r i ef 
is t h a t t h e S t a t e “ is w i t h o u t p o w er

AT
TH E G regory Gymnasium

r aised 

n e v e r t h e l e s s 

ber!* n 
voice above 
t he cl a mo r to shout
Iii* m o m e n t o u s wo r d s c o m m i t t i n g 
his g o v e r n m e n t to d ea l wi t h G e r ­
m a n y 
f or E u r o p e a n 
peace. H e s a i d:

I t a l y 

a n d 

4 Dec- a n y b o d y h e r e believe the 
l e a gu e as c o n s t i t u t e d 
t o d a y can 
p r ov i de collective s e c u r i t y ? We 
must n o t del ude our selves, and 
still m o r e we must n ot t r y t o de­
l u d e small a n d wea k nation® into 
f eeling t h e y will be p r o t e c t e d by 
t h e L e a g u e a g a ins t a ggr essi on .

“ We know n o t h i n g of the kind 
c a n be e xp e ct ed . You c a nn o t e x ­
p ec t a m o t o r c a r to win a race 
a f t e r 
t he c y l in de r s a r e o 
action.

r e c o n s ti t u t e d . 

“ If we r e m a i n e d in t h e L e a g u e 
it was becaus e we felt the L e a g u e 
I 
nrvght be 
d o u b t v e r y m u c h w h e t h e r 
the 
L e a g u e will e v e r do its best work 
a® l o ng as its m e m b e r s ar e n o m ­
inally b o u n d t o nr,pose sa nc t i on s 
a n d f o r c e in s u p p o r t of its p r i n ­
ciples.

But 

“ I f t h e L e a g u e would t h r o w o f f
t he sham.® a n d p r e t e n s e s which
t h r o u g h a r t come 
e v e r y o n e saw 
o ut with a d e c l a r a t i o n o f w h a t 4 
was p r e p a r e d t o do a n d c oul d do. 
its mor al f or c e as a f ocus f o r p u b ­
lic opinion t h r o u g h o u t the worl d 
would be multiplied.

“ Once it did this, t h e real t h i n g 
m i g ! ' d r a w it s el f a g a n s o me of 
t h o s e wh o h ave lost f a i t h in the 
f u t u r e cf the L e a g u e , an d t h e n it
e b e r e-

>e pre s 
salvat

5reed f or 
on

m a n k i n d . ”
t iiamoeriain s speei 
h w a s 
the
s t r o n g es t co rn rn e n t a r y 
on f o r ei gn
a f f a r< which Br i t a i n h as h ea r d in 
years. 
It was t he f ir s t t i me a B r i t ­
ish p r i me mi ni st e r has openl y 
c r it ici s ed the L- ag ie of N at i on s 
as a helpless i n s t r u m e n t f or p ea ce 
as it is now- o r g a n iz ed .

The p r i me mi n i st e r, 

f ollowing 
h. s L e a g u e de c la ra ti o n s, was s u b ­
j e c t e d t o a n g r y a t t ac k s by Lloyd 
Geor ge. Wor ld W a r pr i me m i n ­
i s t e r of B r i ts n. and several p r o m ­
i n e n t m e m b e r s of 
the L ab o r i te 
g r o u p.

L a b o r P a r t y m e m b e r s e a r l i e r 
h a d called f o r a v o t e o f c e n s u r e 
v o l l e yi ng at C h a m b e r l a i n a aerie® 
o f a t t a k® f o r t h e C a b in e t cr.sis 
w h i ch S u n d a y night b r o u g h t 
the 
drama*..c r e s i g n a t i o n c f A n t h o n y 
E d e n a® 
for 
f o r e i g n a f f a i r s .

s e c r e t a r y o f s t a t e 

Wi th Lloyd G e o r ge , W n st on 
C h u r ch i ll and 
the L a b o r gr 5 :p 
s u p p e r * mg t h e policies o f t he f o r ­
m e r f o r e zn s e cr e t a r y , t h e r e wer e 
p e r s i s t e n t 
in p a r l i a m e n ­
t a r i a n lobbies 
t o n i g h t E d e n ma y 
b e a p p r o a c h e d t o lead a n e w lib­
,n t h e n e x t e l ec t i on s l a 
e r a l bloc 
op po s i t i o n 
to C h a m b e r l a i n ' s ma 
j t r i t y C o n s e r v a t i v e f ac t i o ns.

r u m o r s 

“ Mc n t h by m o n t h t h e cour . tr 

t o be get*, rig n e a r e r 

to 
s e e m e d 
w a r , ” C h a m b e r l a i n said, “ this was 
t h e r esul t of f o l lo w i n g the policy 
o f r e f i si i g t o t a l k t o those who 
d i f f e r w th c e r i a n s t a n d a r d s .

FDR Approves 
British Policy

F e b . 

W A S H I N G T O N , 

23. - 
( I N S ) — Th e C h a m b e r l a i n g o v e r n ­
m e n t is l a u n c h e d on a new f ore i gi 
p ol i c y t h a t c o n t e m p l a t e s recover} 
o f Br it i sh p r es t i ge sn. ’.ne O r i e n t 
o n c e cor dial r e l a t i o n s wi t h L a n ­
t o ­
a r e r e s t o r e d , 
n i g h t in d i pl omat i c circles.

i t wa® r e p o r t e d 

This policy will h a v e 

t he ap 
p r o va i o f the Roos evel t a d m i n i s ­
t r a t i o n , winch envi si ons no B r i t i - h 
ir 
t h r e a t 
t h e F a r E a s t .

t o A m e r i c a n 

i n t e r e s t s 

This Br it i sh -move 

is r ep or ted 
b a s e d u p o n t he conv i ct i on of the 
L o n d o n g o v e r n m e n t 
J a p a t 
o f f e r s a f a r m o r e se r i ou s t h r e a t tc 
Br iti sh d o mi na nce <.r worl d trad* 
t h a n Ch a n c e l lo r H i t l e r ’s o p e r a ­
t i o n s in Mind * E u r o p e or M ^ s o ­

t n a t 

ts
pf H<

ta ti

B

? a' «• an. 
I pf n, I he y s r 
wi l l t u r n its a t t e n t i o n t<
L a s t a n d p rov i d e g r e a t < 
t i o n f o r t he life-line.

i-;

This i mpr essi ve ?< g a r 1 
P ac i f i c s i t u a t i o n was sa 
dei lie 
t a1 ii 
t h e Le n d o n 
It v>a> r e p o r t e d provr kf 
la
p a n ’s se 1 1 * pl a* - f o r construe! 
I * 
i n g a 
se<-r#. * 
• t r u e t i n g 
t h e S i a m ist hmus.

th« KHA < a r a . aero- 

la g< r navy a n d by 

• *> ration* 

t o w a r d 

col

T r i 

British 

g o v e r n m e n t wa 
to be di st i nc t l y a l a r m e d b 
s a i d 
T o k i o ’s } ans f o r c o n s t r u c t i o n t 
g i a n t 4 >,0 0 0- t on bat leships, w hic 
vs o u h« 
t im- a v e r a g 
t? u cl ass 
Br iti sh b at tl e sh i p, a r u of fa®* bis, 
g u n n e d c r u i s e r s , wh i ch c o n s t ; tut 
a dust m e t 
t o British con 
merer.

t h r e a t 

far 

M ae S M a n s o n a n d J a c k i e J o h n ­
son will speed 
the w eek-end a’ 
t i n Iio m e cd C a p t a i n a n d M r * . Joel
A* S w a n s o n in P o r t A r t h u r .

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Harry 
C A R E Y

Same Motives 
Help Marriage'

Dr. Ehrensperger 
Says In Talk

“ For a happy m arriage, a boy 
and a girl m ust have som ething 
in com m on fo r which to work. If I 
the 
they are n o t m otivated 
same end, t h e first thing w e know.*, 
trouble b egin s.” This 
is a state-; 
ment Dr. H. A. Ehrensperger, f o r ­
me r teacher o f speech a t North- 
w ester n U n iv ersity , made to Dr. I 
C. W . Hall's class in Marriage and 
Morals W ed n esd ay morning.

to 

Dr. E h r e n s p e r g e r said t h a t p e r - : 

sonalities g r o w out of human n a ­
r e s pe ct 
t u r e a n d p eopl e 
p e r s o n a l i t i e s 
ar e 
. something g r e a t .

b e c au se 

should 

t h e y 

r e s p e c t 

“ Y o u m u s t h a v e 

r e s p e c t o t h e r s . ” he 

f o r 
your own personality b efore yon 
s tated. 
can 
The t r o u b l e with o u r per sona l i t i es 
today, Dr. E h rensperger believes, 
is t h a t we h a v e no i mme di a te o b ­
jective®.

“ I w a n t a g r e a t cause a n d so do * 

y o u ; if yo u d o n ’t have one, or if 
you d o n ’t g e t one, y ou will be dis­
t r a c t e d physical ly a n d m e n t a l l y . ” 
He al so p o i n t e d o u t th a t A me r i ca 
n e e ds a g oa l 
to 
work, s a y in g , “ Our goal i® a C h r i s - 1 
n a n D e m o c r a c y , I 
think, one f o r 
which it is w o r th g ivi n g o u r lives.”

t o w a r d which 

In 

thi s c o n n e c t i o n Dr. E h r e n - ; 

s p e r g e r t ol d of t he fine mo r al it y 
c f Russia t h a t impr esses e v e r y o n e : 
who g o e s t h e r e . H e said the Rus-J 
sians follow a f o u r - fo l d physical, 
m e n t a l , m o r a l , a n d ec onomic p r o ­
g r am . “ The f ine mo r al it y in Russia 
i® i m p r e s s i v e be c au se all f o u r as-1 
p e d s o f this prog: a m are g von at-1 
t e n t i o n a;;.] 

t r a i n e d , ” he said.

T el l i n g o f ®ome o f t he 

s t u d i e s ’ 

u n d e r t a k e n by his classes a t N o r t h ­
said 
w e s t e r n , Dr. Ehrensp* *'ger 
they 
u n u s u a l 
t h i n g s t h a t had n ot been d o n e b e ­
fore.

t o t hi nk of 

t r i e d 

H e * rid 

t h e cia®® 

the ep i t ap h 
which he h a d composed 
f o r his 
own t o m b s t o n e : “ H e r e lies a m a n 
who w o r k e d his w a y t h r o u g h c o l - 1 
lege r e a d i n g p a l m s . ” He said he 
in h u m a n p e r s o n a l i ­
is i n t e r e s t e d 
ties. He p o i nt e d out 
t h a t fat ,a1 
e x pr essi on s a n d t he h a n ds ar e e x ­
pressive and r evealing,

Second Radio Drama 
Is ’G am bler Jack’

“ G a m b l e r Jack,*’ the second of 
a se ri e s of S o u t h w e s t e r n d r a m a s , 
will b e p r e s e n t ed b y the P l ay h o us e 
ct t h e Air o v er K N OW F r i d a y a f ­
t e r n o o n a t 4 o’clock. T h e play 
will ! e p r o d ut ed by Ma ry h • an co.® 
! o r n e t t , 
Tr a v i s 
Poole, and Bob McC'utchin.

J a c k Hol me s, 

T h e P l a y h o us e o f the A i r is a n 
e x t r a - c u r r i c u l a r o r g a n i z a t i o n o f a 
g r o u p of s t u d e n t s who ar** i n t e r ­
es ted in e x p e r i m e n t i n g w i th r ad i o 
d r a m a , J. H o w a r d L u m p k i n , d i r e c ­
tor o f dramatic® in the B u r e a u o f 
Public School E x t r a - C u r r i c u l a r A c ­
t ivities, said.

T h e p r e s e n t s e ri e s o f S o u t h ­
w e s t e r n d r a m a s will be b r oa d ca s t 
t wo w ee ks on F r i d a y a f ­
e v e r y 
t e r n oo n .

Mr*. 

France* 

Edmondson,
first and only woman 
Texas 
for a p h otog­
smiles 
Ranger, 
rapher who visited her in a New 
in Texas 
York hotel. Active 
Democratic politics, 
she went 
to New York to study law e n ­
forcem en t methods.

Congress - -

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

display. This react i o n m e t e r closely 
r e s e mb le s a car. 
it has a cl utch, 
brakes, a n d a s t e e r i n g wheel, b u t 
is r u n by electric 
c u r r e n t . The 
d r i v er get s in t he ca r , t he c u r r e n t 
is t u r n e d o r . a n d t he c a r is off. 
A f t e r a c e r t a i n s p e ed is a t t a i n e d . 
a r ed li ght flashes in a m i r r o r on 
t he car, The d r i v e r 
i mm e d i a t e l y 
p u t s on t h e b r ak e s a n d bring® the 
c a r to a s t o p a® soon a s possible. 
O b j e c t is to t e s t j u s t ho w long it 
t he a v e r a g e d r i v e r 
will 
to s t o p a c a r once he sees it 
is 
n ec es s ar y.

t a ke f or 

d i r e c t 

Dr. R. H Montgomery®, pr ofes- 
®f r of ec on rn ic.®, will a d d r e s s t h e 
visi tors S a t u r d a y on “ The S t u d e n t 
a n d D e m o c r a c y , ” J a k e Pickle, p r e ­
t he S t u d e n t s ’ As s oc i a­
s i d e n t of 
Sy d n ey 
tion, J o e B e l d e r, 
a n d 
discussion 
R e a g a n will 
g r o u p s on “ T h e P o w e r o f S t u d e n t 
G o v e r n m e n t , ” “ P u b l i c a t i o n P r o b ­
lem®,” a n d “ T h e 
Low Cost of 
H o u s i n g Co- Ops, ” respecti vely. An 
a d d r e s s will also be given by Wi l­
b u r B a r n e t t , v i c e- pr e si d e n t of the 
o f S o u t h w e s t e r n 
s t u d e n t 
I d i ve rs i ty a t G eo r g e t o w n , 
on 
“ W a r or P e a c e ? ” A disc ission on 
“ U n i c a m e r a l i s m ” wdll be d i r ec te d 
by D. B. H a r d e m a n , f o r m e r edi tor 
of t he T e x a n.

body 

Ex-Students - -

( C o n t i n u e d I

P a ge 

l l

Health Lectures 
To End Today

Dr. Rosene To Talk 
To Freshman Girls

Dr. Hilda F. Rosene, a s s i s t a n t 
p r o f e s s o r of zoology, wdll spe ak 
a t H o g g Memori al A u d i t o r i u m t o ­
d a y on “ The Value o f E x e r c i s e , ” ! 
in t h e last of a series of l e c t u r e s J 
t o 
s t ud en t s .

f r e s h m a n physical e d u c a t i o n 

Dr. Rosene has d on e r e s e a r c h I 
in sever al fields r e l a ti n g to physi- . 
cal e d uc at ion . H e r 
l e c t u r e will 
end t h e series.

F r e s h m a n s t u d e n t s will be r e ­
sponsi ble f o r t he ge ne r a l c o n t e n t 
of t h e lectur e, a n d a w r i t t e n ex- j 
a m i n a t i o n will be given b e f o r e t h e 
e n d o f t he f r e s h m a n s p o rt s c our se . I 
T h e h ea l t h le ct ur es a r e bei ng us e d I 
u nt i l t h e Uni ver si t y can w o r k o ut 
a hea l t h cour se 
t o ; 
t hos e now bei ng given in o t h e r 
l e ad i n g universities.

c o m p a r a b l e 

A l t h o u gh only f r e s h m e n a r e r e ­
q u i r e d to h e a r the l e ct ur e, u p p e r ­
c l as s me n ma y a t t e n d .

Debaters - -

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

a m e m b e r of 
t h e H o u s t o n C l u b ; 
a n d H o g g D e b a t i n g ( dub. S c h m i d t : 
the 
is on 
the var si t y sq u a d f o r 
f i r s t y ea r , b u t he d e b a t e d 
t wo j 
y e a r s on the t e am of Au st i n Col­
l ege a t S h e r m an . He is a j u n i o r 
in t he College cf A r t s a n d Sci e nce s 
a n d p re s i d e nt of the U p p e r Class 
G r o u p of the Y.M.C A.

A p r a c t i c e d e b a t e will be held 
at 2 o ’clock this a f t e r n o o n over 
J o h n Ma cki n 
KNOW with iv.Md . 
a n d Leo H o f f m a n will compose I 
the U ni ver si t y t e a m which will de­
bate* the n e g a t i ve side. This d e ­
b at e will not c oun t 
in c o m p e t i ­
tion.

t e a m 

co ns is t i ng 

T h e S.M.U. t e am will d e b a t e a 
U ni ver si t y 
of 
Ru sh Recor d a n d Russell P a t t o n 
b e f o r e a c o m b i ne d m e e t i n g of the 
H o g g D e b a t i n g Cl ub a n d Rusk 
L i t e r a r y Society a t 7 : 3 0 o ’clock 
t o n i g h t in T e x a s U n i o n 315. T h e 
U ni ve r s i t y will again have the n e ­
g a t i ve side of t h e u n i c a m e r a l sys­
tem.

t h e 

last d e b a t e s b e f o r e 

All the d e b a t e s will be o pe n to 
s t u d e n t s who wish to a t t e n d . Th e s e 
a r e 
the 
1> e b a ® e 
I m R a t i o n 
U n i v e r s i t y 
T o u r n a m e n t F r i d a y a n d S a t u r d a y 
w it h t h e exc ep t io n o r a p r ac ti c e 
d e b a t e with T ri '.I . I dday m o r n -
I i« 
CJ-L, * . I
— 
 J *o bo r e p p st uteri a*
 
Silo
i u r n a m e n t a r e E m o r y Uni-
va r si t y of Ge o rg i a , S.M. U , T.C.U., 
A &M., Ba yl or , K a n s a s , Ok l ahoma, 
an d T h e U ni ve r s it y of T ex a s .

Rousse Speaks *
A t Debate M eet

T, A. Rousse, a s soci a t e p r o f e s ­
r e­
sor o f public sp ea k in g , has 
t u r n e d 
f rom N o r t h T e x a s S t a t e 
T e a c h e r s College, w h e r e he was 
one of 
the pr inci pal 
s p e ak e rs at 
a h i g h school d e b a t e i nst i t u t « 
held
last wee k-e nd.

T h e pu rp os e o f the i ns t it ut e is 
to p r e p a r e a n d a - si - t high school
student® in inter
last ic d e b a t e
co mp e t i ti o n ,

A nother debate institute will be 
conducted at Lamar College 
in 
B e au mort n e x t we e k f o r the b e n e ­
fit o f debaters of that section.

N e w --------------
M otion Pictu res

SWING YOUR LA DY.”— At the Par­
amount. From 
the Broadway play by 
Charles Robinson and Kenyon Nicholson. 
Screenplay by Maurice Leo and Jo«eph 
lyrics by M. K. 
Srhrenk. Music and 
Jerome and Jack Scholl. D i r e c t e d 
by 
Hay E nright. Released by Warner Bro 
there.

T H E CAST

 

Ed H atch ,
Sadie 
. ' J j
 
Joe Skopapouloui 
Popeye Bronson.
Cookie _________
Shiner Ward
Mrs, D a v is __
Ollie D a v is
Waldo 
Moab

....

 

 

 

 

 
Humphrey Bogart
_______ Louise Calenda
.— ...... N«t Pendleton
Frank McHugh
—
P e n n y Sin gleton
 
 
 Allep Jenkins
......__ ...Elvira W eaver
*______ ..Frank Weaver
.....___ .... Leon Weaver
Daniel Boone S avage

 

its 

A bodaciously unimportant film 
is “ S w in g Your Lady,” which isn ’t 
title 
en ergetic as 
half as 
I ts p ur pos e is to intro­
sounds. 
duce our 
the 
W eaver B r o t h e r s a n d Elviry, l a t e l y 
o f the In terstate Theater vau d e­
ville circuit, 
t he movies, but 
“ S w i n g Y o u r L a d y ” has less use 
for 
t h a n Gypsy Rose Lee 
t h e m 
has for clothes.

a do p t e d cousins, 

to 

fo r 

A m o n g 

t he bodacious a s s e m ­
a c ­
and p a rt i al l y 
blage p r e s e n t 
counted 
in this neo-hillbilly 
musical c o m e d y ar e Louise F a ­
ze nda, l ad y blacksmith by t r a d e ; 
si t ong w restler 
Nat P endleton, 
a nd w e a k m i n d e d ; F r a n k M c Hu g h , 
trainer to t h e f i g h t e r ; a n d H u m ­
phrey B o g a r t , w r e st l i ng p r o m o t e r . 
Bogart, who has p e r f e c t ly good 
sense, m a t c h e s P en d le t o n with t h e 
lady blacksmith, but b e f o r e 
t he 
t he w re s t l i n g e n ­
g o n g rings on 
g a g e m e n t 
s c re en pl a y, 
a n d 
P e n d l e t o n h as me t Miss F a z e n d a 
t y p e of 
a n d decides on another 
e n g a g e m e n t .

the 

“ S w i n g Y o u r L a d y ” 

is o r n e r y 

o r d i n a r y e n t e r t a i n m e n t . — P. A.

AIRWAVES

she 

“ Oh S c h o e n ! ” e x c la ime d b o t t e 
t h e Me t r op ol i t a n 
L e h m an 
f r o m 
O p e r a C o m p a n y w h e n 
r e ­
ceived Bi ng C r o s b y ’* i nvi t at i on to 
visit him in t he K r a f t Music Hail 
t o n i g h t a t 9 o ’clock ( W O A I - N B C ) , 
W h a t e v e r t h a t m a y m e a n to you 
this A u s t r i a n 
or Adol ph Hitler, 
in 
so p r an o , whose p e r f o r m a n c e 
the role o f the P r i n c es s f o r 
the 
M e t r o ’s p r e s e n t a t i o n of S t r a u s s ’? 
r a t e d e v e r y ­
“ R o s e n k av a l i e r ” 
wh er e 
con- 
t r a s t i n g 
t he cheese 
f o r 
hall 
t oni ght , W h a t do es n' t c o n ­
t r a s t w i t h Bob B u r n s ?

i? 
tops, will be a nic* 

f i x t u r e 

R o b e r t Be nch l ey, wit, essayist, 
sat i r i st , a n d r a c o n t e u r , 
is s c h e d ­
uled f o r a n i n te rv ie w t o n i g h t by 
K a l e S m i t h on h e r b a k i n g p o w d e r 
( K N O W - 
p r o g r a m at 7 o' clock 
a 
( B S ) . Be nc h l e y could h av e 
good 
to Grow 
l e c t u r e on “ How 
Mississippi River C h a r a c t e r s in t he 
B r o n x ” f o r t o ni gh t . K a l e also has 
trie Br en Vian T o m m y Kelly, r e c e n t

’Hot’ Piano Duo 
With Rubinoff

“ Yes, We H ave No B an anas” 
and “ D in ah ” will share the spot­
light with the more classical se ­
lections w h e n 
t he piano duo of 
Jacques Fray and Mario Braggiotti 
play in Gregory Gym on March 3. 
Recognized as one o f the w orld’s 
t h e 
m ost brilliant piano team s, 
duo wjjl subject the piano key­
board to a psych-analytical treat­
m ent o f the popular as well as the 
earlier compositions.

The two artists, both with the 
ability to play classical or popu­
lar, m et entirely by accident. A f ­
ter years o f piano study in various 
in 
countries they came 
their 
form ed 
Paris, where 
team. Know*) a.® showm en, 
they I 
play to please their audience.

tog eth er 

they 

S t a r o f the show is Dave Rubi- i 
n o ff , who was form erly featured j 
on the Chase and Sanborn pro­
gram with Eddie Cantor. O ffering 
a diversified program, he plays his j 
own composition?, classical selec­
tions, and other popular p i e c e s . ! 
Highpoint o f his perform ance w i l l ! 
be 
the p l a y i n g of his $ 1 0 0 ,000 ! 
Stradivarius violin.

SI C K L I S T
S t. D avid 's H ospital

S p u rg e o n C onw ay 
Hen Dohs on 
E d w in Du Bos*
Mae Eli. a b t t h 

Hamm*
Bob K a m r a t h

Jo * k«>ps>*S 
N e w m a n L e d b e t t e r 
Cassie Seay 

Springfield 
Alma Strackhein 
Clark T h o m p s o n

Seton 

Infirmary

A rchie Ray Allen David L a n g f o r d 
C h arles D o iie r

S c o ttish R ite Dorm itory 

H a i e l D e p u t y 

J e a n e t t e H edrick

Carolyn Dunn

III at Home

Selznick choice for the “ Tom Saw ­
y e r ” role, on her billing tonight.

M oliere’? “ T a r tu f fe ,” or in E n g­
lish. “ The Imposter,” is the Thea­
tre D igest dramatic o f fe r in g to­
night at 10:15 o ’clock for WLW- 
MBS audiences. 
* T a r t u f f e ” is a 
charming play in which the im pos­
ter by that name, 
through pre­
tense fo r deep religion, swin dles 
a man cur o f house and wife.

For this w e e k ’s Essays in Music, 
fo r his 
Victor Bay has chosen 
theme the Chinese them e and Ori­
ental idiom. Alex Cores, violinist, 
and Margaret Daum, soprano, are 
his soloists tonight a t IO o ’clock 
I K N O W -C B S ).

Robert H. Jackson, new ly-ap­
pointed Solicitor General o f the 
United States, will 
the 
Young D em ocrats’ dinner tonight 
speech at 9 :3 0 o ’clock 
with a 

top o f f 

I (K N O W -C B S ). 

— -J.W.W.

KNOW

| 7:4'*— S t a t e s m a n N e w i t * s t 

1 1 1 5— Ed*, i n * H ill 
2:80— I S, \rmy Band 
7 rf***- Ka:* Smit h 
- rn— Major Bowe*
H OO— Bay** Fsaeys in Must*
0 : 3 0 

- R o b e r t H. J a r - < >n D in n er 

i 1 0 : 1 5 — T e x a n N e w s F l a s h e s 
• ’*0:3 0 — B u n n ia B e r i c s n ’* Orch.
1 1 :3 0 Orrin T u e k e r ' s Orch.

W here to G o

P A R A M O U N T .— “ Swing Your 
L ad y.” With Humphrey Bogart, 
Louise Fazenda, the W eaver Bro­
thers and Elviry, and Frank Mc­
Hugh. Feature begins at 11:49, 
1:50, 3:51 , 5:52, 7:53, and 9:54 
o ’clock. (Reviewed today.)

Chan 

S T A T E .— “ Charlie 

at 
Monte Carlo.” With W a r n e r 
Oland, Keye Luke, and Sidney 
l l , 
Blackmer. Feature begins at 
12:49, 2:38, 4:27, 6:16, 8 :0 5 , and 
9 :54 o ’clock. 

(Last day.)

Q U E E N . — “ D anger P a t r o l . ” 
With John Beal, S ally Eilers, and 
Harry Carey. Feature begins at I , 
2:30, 4, 5:30, 7, 8 :3 0 , and IO 
o ’clock. (First day.)

C A P I T O L . — “ S o m e t h i n g • t o 
Si ng A b o u t . ” Wi th J a m e s C a g n e y 
a n d William F r a w l e y .

V A R S I T Y . — “ F i g h t 

f o r Y o u r 
L a d y . ” Wi th J o h n Boles, I da L u 
pino, a n d J a c k Oakie.

T E X A S . — “ Hi s B r o t h e r ’s W ife ” 
Wi t h R o b e r t T a y l o r and Barbara 
Stanwyck,

Margaret Smart o f Arlington,
who c o m p l e t e d work for her d e ­
g r e e l a st se me s t e r , r e t u r n e d to the 
c a m p u s for t he w eek-end.

— LAST D A Y — 
“ C H A R L I E C H A N A T 
M O N T E C A R L O ”
W ARNER OLAND

s r / ! w | w j

AL L AN
J O N E S
L Y NN E C A R V E R

S t a r t s T o m o r r o w ! 

S w i n g w i t h j u d y 
G s r l and! Sing wi t h 
\llan Jones* Howl with 
canny Brice and other 
iun stars* It’* a Riot*

J UDY
G A R L A N D
F ANNY

r B R I C E

REGINALD OWE 
• H U E BURS
R E G IN A L D
Unreeled fey EDW IN L M ARIN GANDINI*

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MAM UHS

E X - S T U D E N T D I E S

S u p e r i o r J u d g e E rw i n W. Owe n , 
e x - s t u d e n t o f the Un i v er si t y, di e d 
last T u e s d a y in B a k e r sf i el d , Calif.,! 
at t h e ay- o f 65. J u d g e O we n , wh o 
dec ided most o f t h e Owens Valley- 
Lo* A n g el e s w a t e r r i g h t s cases, 
wa? a law s t u d e n t in T h e U n i v e r ­
sity o f T e x a s in 1907 and J ‘.Mi*. 
J u d g e O w e n was a 
In his you - 
Texas Ra ng er , b u t he 
l e t t 11'e 
Rang* r f o r c e to s t u d y law.

t he G r a d u a t e School, a n d Dr. B, F I 
P i t t e n g e r , d e a n cf t h e School of 
E d u c a t i o n .

“ T h e d e v el op m e nt b o a r d 

is a 
v e r y p ro mi s i n g t h i n g , ” Dean Br o­
g an said last night. “ H it he r t o , e n ­
d o w m e n t s have been m a d e intie- 
p e n d e n t o f a n y s t i m u l a t i n g ac tion * 
on the p a r t of the Un iv er si t y, ” he 
c o n t i n u e d . “ Cr ea t i on of the boar d 
has a n s w e r e d a real n e e d . ”

l e gislative e n a c t m e n t 

by 
t o _ d e ­
ciare t h a t • * be a n u i s a n c e wh ic h 
is not in f a c t a n u i s a n c e . ” U n d e r 
the conli®- a t i on law, oil p r o d u c e d 
in e xc es s o f R a il r oa d C o m mi s s i on 
al lowables is t e r m e d a n u i s a n c e — 
a® wa? w h i s k e y in p r oh i b i t i on d a y s 
— and 
i® m a d e s u b j e c t t o c o n f i s­
ca tion an d sale. T h e g r e a t e r p a r t 
'if t h e S t a t e ’s brit f w a s d e v o t e d
to r e b u t t a l oJ

is argum ent.

In its opinion, w ritten by Ch i e f 
Ju -tice 
t h e 
J a m es McClendon, 
t h a t 
court did n o t say, directly, 
the co n fisca tio n Taw is va l i d; b u t 
this la n gu age was used:

“ T h e m a j o r p o r t on* o f 

t he 
brief® a r e d e v o t e d to discussion of 
constit j t i on a ! 
T h e s e 
q u es t i o n s h a v e b ee n f or e cl o s ed by 
pr ior dec i si ons. ”

q ue s t i o ns . 

t h a t 

the c o n f i sc a t i o n 

S t a t e ’s a t t o r n e y s h e r e t o f o r e h a d 
law 
s t a t e d 
had n o t b'-en t e s t e d by t h e c o u r t s 
in a d i r e c t a t t a c k , t h a t 
t he D y e r 
case opinion would d e t e r m i n e t h e 
issue, h en c e the l a n g u a g e was c o n ­
si d er e d by t h e m t o be o f u t m o s t 
i m p or t a n ce .

N O W ! 

25c TILL 5 P. IV

H E R O E S ALL!
—Thaw ridden man 
who hindi! bi ( i m pl 0- 
litu it th! an Raids*

F i r s t a c t i on t o w a r d e®tablishing 
a n e n d o w m e n t boa: d was 
t a ke n 
by t h e B o a rd of R e g e n t s on Ma y | 
31, 1937. The resolut ion passed a t * 
t h a t t i me as ked for c r e a t i o n of a 
b o a r d of n i n e m e mb e r s , t h r ee a p ­
po i nt e d by t h e Boa r d o f Re g e n t s ; 
t w o s e lected by the g e n e r a l f a c ­
u l t y ; a n d f o u r a p p o i n t e d by the 
E x e c u t i v e Council of t he E x - S t u - ! 
d e n t s ’ Association.

t h e 

A l t h o u g h 

fir t a c t i o n was 
t a k e n b y t he Board of R e g en t s 
last y ea r , ac t u a l p r o m o t i o n o f the 
bo a r d w a s s t a r t e d t wo y e a r s ago, 
Mr. M c C u r d y said.

Act i vi t i e s o f the g r o u p a® c o n ­
t a i n e d in the Regent®’ r es o l ut i on ! 
t h a t t he board “ shall d e ­
s t a t e d 
vel op an d c a r r y f o r w a r d a p r o ­
g r a m f or t he d e v e l o p me n t o f t h e . 
U n iv e r s it y t h r o u g h gif ts a n d e n - j 
d o w m e n t s . ” 

*
d e v e l o p m e n t ; 
b o a r d a p p o i n t e d by the B o a r d of 
R e g e n t s h av e n o t be e n a n n o u n c e d .

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