3 C EN TS P O S T A G E S T A R T S T O D A Y J T i e W e a t h e r P a r tly cloudy. W k z b u m m e r ( t a r n Auditorium to Be One of Finest Lectures Tonight AUSTIN, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1932 VOL. XXXIII. Postponed And Condition Tests Continue Today Regulations Stated Under Which Examinations Are Taken Schedule Given Advanced Standing Given With Grade Of B the Group two of advanced condi­ standing, postponed, and tion exam inations will be held Wednesday, Et J. Mathews reg is­ tr a r , announced Tuesday. This group includes anthropology, e n ­ gineering, philoso­ phy, physics, and psychology. g overnm ent, and adm inistration, The schedule of exam inations for the rest o f the week follows: Exam inations in courses in busi­ education, ness journalism , mathem atics, T hursday, Ju ly 7. French, G er­ man, Latin, pharmacy, and S p a n ­ ish, Friday, Ju ly 8. Botany, chem ­ istry, economics, geology, a n d sociology, S atu rd ay , Ju ly 9. The given last exam inations will be Monday, Ju ly l l , in history, home Ywonomics, zoology, and all o th e r subjects. All exam inations will be at 2 in S utton Hall 207 given o’clock on the days stated. language a fte rn o o n Grades fo r the forty-tw o s tu ­ dents ta king the Spanish f o r ­ exam ination eign Tuesday will be available W e d ­ nesday a t Main Building 210, Dr. C. E. Glass­ cock, chairm an of the com m it­ tee, said. T w enty-four stu d e n ts in took exam ination and French, twelve in Latin, te n fo r­ in German. A nother eign language exam ination will be given in A ugust for A u gust degree candidates only. the “ officially A ttention of stu de nts ta king ex­ to bulletin r e g u la ­ ams is called tions provided for the giving of exam inations post­ poned which may be ta ken within a year of the date from which the in examination was any one of the series prep ared th e re fo r, or with the n ext class in the same course, provided t h e stu d e n t petition the R egistrar as required.” postponed Bulletin regu lations concerning the removal of a course condition of a grade of “ E ” required the (C ontinued on Page F o u r) Dean Speaks On School Problem Education and Depression Discussed Friday in the University On a topic of interest a t the to the m ajority of present time stu d e n ts f o r th e sum m er session, Dr. B. F. P ittenger, dean of the School of E ducation, will deliver a lecture f r i d a y , J u ly 8, a t 8 o’clock at the open air th e ate r. The sub ject lecture will be “ Schools o f his and the Depression.” Dr. P itte n g e r said that he will discuss the e f fe c t of the dep res­ sion upon the schools, and the way th e schools m eet it. He said th a t the he will criticize and defend various methods by which t h e schools meet the depression. Current Events On the Campus W e d n e s d a y 7 :30 o’clock— Commercial T e a ­ c h e r s ’ round table. Wa g g e n e r H all 216. 8 o ’clock— Dr. B. C. T h arp : “ T ex as .Wild Flow ers.” Open air th e a te r. v T h u r s d a y 8 o’clock—-University Sum m er Chorus. Open air theater. 6:30 o ’clock — Schoolm aster’s dinner. B arton Springs. 2:30 o'clock— S um m er Texan S t a f f will m eet to have picture made. B. Hall 122. 7:30 o’clock— Sigma Delta Pi. F aculty Women’s Club. 8 o'clock— Dr. B. F. P itte n g e r : the D epression.” “ Schools and Open air th e ate r. S a t u r d a y ii o’clock — Motion picture. “ The Cohens and Kellys in Scot­ la n d .” Open a ir th e ate r. . This is the a r c h ite c t’s draw ing of the new A uditorium , which is to bo completed aro und J a n u a r y I, 19,‘Ll. The A uditorium will seat 1,275, and is to be used as a lecture hall and play house. Auditorium of Many Uses To Be Ready by Mid- Winter and in 1927. its walls Under the direction of E. R. Hardin Directs Production Given Tuesday, July 12 Summer Students In Dramatics To Present ‘Holiday’ W ithin six months, The U niversity of T exas will have a d e q u ate auditorium facilities, the need for which has become increasingly imperative in recent years. It has been many years since the small auditorium in the old Main Building N orth Wing has been la rge enough for even ordinary gatherings, and only a few less since it •♦was determ ined a fire hazard and For a long was ordeerd closed. delapidated wooden the time, shack th a t served as a m e n ’s g y m ­ nasium was also p ut to use as an auditorium , r e ­ echoed with m any a musical and d ram a tic production, to say n o th ­ ing of public lectures by world- renowned speakers. Then Chat s t u ­ dent ce n te r too became lost, as the oh! wooden stru c tu re m y steri­ ously burned to the ground one night F or three years student gatherings, including the- concerts, were held here and there, in dow n ­ town the city high in school auditorium , and elsewhere. D e v e l o p m e n t T r a c e d Hardin, visiting in stru c to r in pub- ; atricals, lectures, lie speaking, mem bers of the class in the sum m er course in d r a m a t­ ics will by Philip B a rry at the Austin High School auditorium Tuesday, July 12. Hardin is in stru c to r in public literature speaking and dram atic at Southwestern University. In 1930, the men's gym nasium , s tu d e n t in the firs t unit union building program sponsored and partly financed by the U ni­ Practically all m em bers of the versity E x-S tudents’ Association, cast have had experience in a m a ­ was completed and a large a u d i­ in te u r dram atic p erform ance s torium , seatin g 7,300 and f u rn is h ­ productions of the U niversity C u r ­ ing an enormous stage, was p ro ­ tain Flub and in dram atics o rg a n ­ vided. A second unit, a w o m en ’s izations of other colleges. Dale gymnasium, was finished in 1931, How den. president of the Curtain | and work forw ard now Club d u n ti* th e past te rm , has on lhe fina| units_ a sm>|, Audj the m a jo r role. He has had m ajor p arts in “ Children of the Moon,” | “ The Play's the T h ing,” and “ Tale ; of the W olf.” He took the part of first j the count J sum m er offe rin g of the Austin i of the m a jo r characters, is also a 1 m em ber of the Curtain Club. She I had an im portant p a r t in “ The Y oungest,” which was a Little T h e a te r production. torium and a ce n tral Union Build­ ing. “ Olympia,” “ H oliday” theaters, present and the in j The A uditorium , which will be really for use by mid-winter, will o f f e r one of the best equipped th e a te rs in Texas, according to the union building committee. C on­ structed an d equipped a t a cost of $225,00, it will seat 1,275. or 925 on the main floor and 350 in the blacony. A stage 70 by 30 feet will be provided, w ith the most modern and effective lig ht­ levels of ing equipment. dressing rooms will be available, and u n dern e ath the stage will be a large workshop for the c o n s tru c ­ tion and storage of scenery. Three Ten Professors To Visit Campus For Second Term Blanton and Click Return From Lady of The Lake Six in Education Adair to Teach Courses Formerly Scheduled For Dr. Riker Ten mem bers of the U niversity faculty for the second te rm of the sum m er session will be visiting instru ctors in the College of Arts and Sciences, the School of Law, the School of and Members of the Education. of faculties W ashington Law School, S outhern Methodist North T each ers’ College, Texas S ta te U niversity, V anderbilt U niversity, and Mc­ Gill U niversity are in the visiting list. included Two of the U niversity profes teaching at sors who have been O ur Lady of the Lake College in San Antonio fo r the first term will r e tu r n to the U niversity fo r the second term , namely, Dr. L. L. Click, profe ssor of English, and Dr. Annie Webb Blanton, as­ sociate professor of educational adm inistration, who have been teachin g th e ir respective courses there. In Dr. B. C. Tharp, professor the University, of botany a t illustrated lec­ will present an tu re on Texas vvildflowers a t the open air t h e a te r to night at 8 o’clock. Tharp Talks On ‘Wildflowers Of Texas’ Tonight Last Musical Program Of First Term Scheduled Thursday Speaking on “ Wildflowers of Moore Releases Regulations For Men’s Dormitory Building Units Will Be Supervised By Proctors Guests Must Pay Students Should Apply To Dean of Men For Reservations With work rapidly progressing the construction of the new I on Brackt nridge Hall, new dorm itory for men, fire p ro o f j the m odern building located one block from I the U niversity will be open for the beginning of occupancy a t the long session, S eptem ber 17. Dean V. I. Moore, recently a n ­ nounced rates reduction from $60 a term to $40 a term , ! the I the same releasing a t rules and regulations which will , apply to the dorm itory residents. consist of The building will time in a 76 Players Declared Eligible for Varsity Eleven Next Season Seventy-six players have been declared eligible for the 1932 U n i­ versity of Texas football eleven, according to a list released T uesday afte rn o o n a t te r the first check-up. FIvery mem ber of the 1931 V a r ­ sity eleven will be available with the exception of those who g r a d ­ uated or finished eligibility. Included on the list of eligible men a r e backfield ♦ B o n d Hilliard, flashy Ti Register For a" from 0ran*"'and Geology Camp Of Second Session Earl, big end from Waco, who a re expected to be am ong the leading perform ers in the conference this fall. T w e l v e F r e s h m e n F a il Only Bullard, Cuyler to Direct A d v a n c e d Work in Twenty-two students a d ­ vanced geology have reg istered for the -dx weeks camp and field course in geology for the second te rm of the camp will be u n d er the direction of Dr. F. M. Bullard, associate i twelve members of the large 1931 freshm an crew failed to make the scholastic qualifica­ tions. However, the list is John Maxton, one of the outstan d in g men of the squad. included on Those men who were not avail­ able in 1931, but who will be el­ igible for the 1932 eleven are as follows: Fred Beasley, “ Oochie” Earle, Bond Hilliard, Jim m y Mc- ! * i» . Logan B. O a k , ,, and J. D. Voyles. *_i freshmen who l wa I . . . i_ a J w , “ 60. • ii . I t H combinati (inlu ,.n., these units ' " Kl ^, y ” l flutier provide sleeping a study assigned ’ Vhlrt eith er for lllncss> . ach unit being u n d e r professor „ f geology and miner- in- four units, the supervision of a proctor. Two alogy, and Dr. II. Y Cuyler of accom modations on sleeping pot- Mutt of Dallas will be stu dent as- R, " to J sistant. che* with each two men; the oth e r two units I o f fe r room. Every room ped with a closet, a built-in dres- 20, which was offered ser, book-case, study table, a n d j term. In Geology 60, m easuring. study-hed be o ffered, Geology , , m e t e r in geology. Gordon Mc- m,,,"," , I -awrence, other two units , Only one course in geology will lon This i i m h |Vin Richardson, F’ark e r H unt a n d will be equip- course is continuation of Geology yy Neville a ’ ( hallos W ord, taller, < laten Wyman, Jo hn P e t e s ’ Mer­ I he complete list of men elig­ ible for the 1932 Texas eleven r e ­ leased Tuesday is as follows: in te rp re tatio n of the stru c tu re of double deck beds, and study-bed | the area, the collection of fossils. rooms will have single beds. Bed and the preparation of geologic two blankets will be linen and reports will be stressed, Dr. Bul­ furnished and the laundered by lard said. Instruction and practice d orm itory laundry. in s tru ­ in topo­ ments, detailed graphic, stru c tu ra l and mapping will also be stressed in the field course, Dr. Bullard added. Six hours credit is given for the p oste d for ex tra c r e d i t B uster A rth u r Baebel, Charles C a rr Bankhead, Fred R. Beasley, A rth u r Charles Benson, Dause L. Bibby, I hommy Jack Birdwell, Claude H. Blanton, Joe Bloom, Leon G. Bohls, Clifford Bialy, Russell L. Bricken, Jim m y G. Burr, A lbert R. C autho rn , D on­ ald P. Cheatham , Howard R. course, which may be re- j d o r i s , Charles S. Coates. Co-Cap a P the use of surveying in the m apping C o m p l e t e L.i*t M a d e lain Wils(,n T r u n k * S t o r e d the first r f , ' “ 7 . L ' Texas,” Dr. B. C. Tharp, profes- I chairs. Sleeping porches will have a t and lecture to n ight Six m em bers of the School of faculty will be visit­ the School of Law Ralph Fuchs of W ashington Law School at St. Louis will be the only vis­ iting faculty m ember. He will be an in struc tor in tra d e regulation. A l v e s t o T e a c h sor of botany, will give an illus­ trated t h e open air th e a te r. Dr. T h arp has t h e made many trips through S tate looking for specim ens and making a collection of ra re as well as common specimens. He is partly responsible for the exhibit instru ctors: I of flowers and plants in the Bio- lugi a1 Laboratory which has been collected by the m embers of the botany dep a rtm en t. The slides which he will use in his le cture a re colored and have been I...... , ,. | pared by the visual Education ing professors H enry F. Alves, S tate d e p a rtm e n t of education; Dr. George O. Clough, professor of education, S outhern Methodist U n iversity; Dr. W. W. K em m erer, director of tkx. the reseal ch division of the Hous- ton Public Schools; Dr. F. W. bureau. Ludlow, professor of education, I The la«t musical program o f the North T exas S tate T ea ch e rs’ Col- I first term e n te rta in m e n t will be lege; Dr. A. M. P ro ctor, profes- \ presented T hursday night by the (comodate sor of education, Duke Univer- I University Sum m er Chorus u n d e r I sity, and principal School of Houston. composed of Mrs. Eldred M c K in -ja term . P aym e nt of the rent is to Robert Hill Williams, of t h e direction of Emma Virginia h" ,(l . instruction . I IL Reagan Decherd. The instrum ental trio *am<‘ }or board, John , e tu ii , . . Each floor has a lavatory and a drinking fountain supplying ice w ater, with the exception of the the basement of fifth floor. In each u n it is a tru n k storage room and la u n d ry e t equipped with tubs, ironing irons. All tru n k s will have to be stored in j the storage unit. S tu d en ts will not and , . . , ,, aIlowed to take th e ,r tru n k s to r00m s' Doan Mnore sal(i' R ° ° ™ - are con*tru cted two men * >*h to a ‘‘- the ex °* one room vs ^ u h will t h e the rooms, being $40 three. Rent rates are Only th re e mem bers of th e non > violin, Mrs. John Butler, cor- of faculty of the College of A rts and Sciences will he visitors. Dr. I William Campbell Binkley, p ro­ fessor of history, V anderbilt Uni- I versify, will teach co urses in his­ tory. Dr. W alter T. Watson, a s­ sociate professor sociology, S outhern Methodist University, will teach two courses in sociol­ ogy. Dr. E. R. Adair, professor of history, will take the place of Dr. Thad Weed Riker who was to r e tu r n fo r the second te rm of the summer. Dr. Riker is doing re- search work a t the University of I * w leave of a b ­ ( hicago and is on sence. Dr. A dair faculty is a m em ber of McGill U niversity; he the courses form erly will teach scheduled fo r instruction of Dr. Riker. the p re ­ A group of selections by ' n advance, with an additional net, and Mrs. Roger T yler, piano, Isum *dded with each successive will also he on the program. The I day of de,ay such beinK 50 cents for the first day a f te r the date following program will be for of pay m en t and 25 cents se n ted : each of the following days, Dean Moore stated. the trio ; “ By th*' W aters of Minne­ to n k a ” by Lieurance, Seawillow Haltom, soprano; “ Old G lory’’ by B a rtle tt and “ The Roud to You” by Flagler, Men’s Club; selections by the trio ; “ Bird Song at Even­ tid e ” by Coates, Edwin Hayes, te n o r; by V\ oodman and “ A May Morning” have been made As a g u a ra n te e against breach of co n tra c t and breakage a n d dam age to the building a $10 d e ­ posit will be required, which d e­ posit will be r etu rn ed if the s tu ­ dent does not continue in resi­ less such assessments as dence, damages. fo r of Roses” “ Ashes I mrs. Eldred Night, Beloved,' by Pinsuti rhe Open Road” McKinnon; C,Ub; vi° lin 8olo- i The sum wiU be " t u r n e d and th, s tu d e n t will be released from his is “ Good if a by Stickles, given before and co n tra ct I O days n o t i c e the end of t h e I diversity ( horus; and “ The Eyes the of Texas ' will be sung by group. Bonnie Mae W heat is the j accompanist. semester. s tu d e n ts registered fo r the sec ond term are the following; B y ­ ram G. Bailey, San A ntonio; Rob­ e r t E. Boner, G. O. Davis, A ustin; D unbar Fisher, Brownwood; T. A, Pollard, Bay C ity; Tom Shelby, Jr., A ustin; Jo hn Clark Wilder, Austin; T. P. Wood, Wichita Falls; W . I. Woodson, San M ar­ cos; Ray W right, Dallas; J. J. Simkins, Dallas; M u rra y E. Body, Dallas; W. E. Cox, A ustin; G . R. McNutt, Dallas; Jo e B. Wheeler, f iHinesville; R. B. Newcome, A us­ tin ; Jerom e Westheinier, S ta n ­ fo rd ; G. L. Fisher. J. B. Koenig. Dean Metts, W. ('. W eaver, and R. T. Booth. T w enty -four s t u ­ dents took the course d urin g the first term . The enrollm ent f o r both term s exceeds the limited e n ­ rollment of tw enty students. — - - o ......... ............. Benedict to Talk To Schoolmasters Annual Dinner For Held Thursday Me n N ear one hundred men teachers are expected at the annual School­ m a ste rs’ Dinner which will be held tomorrow, Thursday, a t B a r ­ ton Springs at 6:30 o’clock. Dr. H. I . Benedict will be the fo u rth principal speaker of a n n u a l Schoolm asters’ Dinner, w ith G. T. Lucky ac tin g as to a s t­ m a s t e r for t h e occasion. the Other speakers on the program will be Dr. B. F. P ittenger, dean of the School of E ducation, and Carl B. Wilson, g ra d u a te stu d e n t of education. Music other forms of e n tertain m en t have been planned by a com m ittee composed of E. M. Shepard, R. H. White, and C. T. Lucky. and Cook, Roy L. Cooi- edge, Daniel E. Delaney, William “ Oochie” J. Dubose, H. Earl, Clarence V. Ekstrom. S ears Ronald W. Eagan, Roger E u ­ gene Fuller, John D. F urrh, E d ­ ward J. Gannon, Floyd N. G a r ­ S. rett, Charles Gibson, Edwin Graham, Jr., Jack S. Gray, Ralph B. G reear, W. E. Hall. Jr., W al­ lace Hassell, Bond Hilliard, Os­ borne T. Hodges, Joe E. Holmes, Vie A. Kormeier. Co-Captain S a ­ nest A. Key, S. E. Lanier, Merle G. McGinnes, Jam es M. McLain, I boma Glynne Magee, Wesley K. Martin, Jr., E dw ard E. Maxey, W i l l i a m H arry Mayne, Glen E. Mellenbruch, Leslie M. Miller. Pickett, Earl S. S. Mi lisp augh, Hershel F. Mu-My, Ji hn W. Muncy, John G. Newland, M. A. Newman, A rt h u r F. Niebuhr, Logan B. Oakes, Marshall L. P ennington, Jim A. Phipps, Edward B radford Pickett, Moody IL Jo hn Platt, Joseph C. P rejean, Edwin B. Price, George H. Rodgers. H a r ­ old K Ross, Bennie W. Rundell, Eugene K. Sanger, John Raymond v e a l s , P e te r R. Sikes, Bill Lee Smith, Ja c k Sparks, H arrison A. S tafford, Vernon Taylor, J. NeiL Thompson, Paul Witt man, R obert E. Word. J. E. Walker, J. D. Voyles. S c h e d u l e A n n o u n c e d S eptem ber 21 Daniel Baker a t Austin. tin. las. bin, Mo. O ctober I — C e n te n ary at Aus- October 8—- Missouri at Colum- October 16- - Oklahoma at Dal- O ctober 22 October 29- - -Rice a t Houston. - S o u th e r n Method- ist at Austin. November S November 12— Texa — B aylor at Waco. Christian a t F ort Worth. November Fayetteville, Ark. 18— A rkansas a t M. F a c u lt y M e m b e r Kin November 24 Texas A. & To F. D. R o o s e v e lt at Austin. for Distant relationship to the Dem- acratic nominee the presi­ dency, Franklin D. Roosevelt o f New York, has made Dr. D. L. Clark, a d ju n c t professor of E n g ­ lish, interested in the coming elec­ tion. The relationship the i side of Mrs. Clark, wife of Dr. ; Clark, who was a Delano before her marriage. Roosevelt’s mother was a m em ber of the Delano f a m ­ ily also. Dr. ( lark is personally acquainted with Roosevelt. is on —o- B R Y A N T S M I T H V I S I T S B ry a n t Smith, professor of law, will be a visiting m em ber of the . N o t i f i c a t i o n O f I n t e n t i o n to M o v e R e q u i r e d J u l y 8 Ju ly 8 is the last day f o r s tu ­ d e n t who intl nd to move a t the end of the fiiM te rm of the sum m er session to notify the proprietors of th e ir places of residence, Dean Moore an- n nu need. This rule is set fo rth in the U niversity housing r e g u ­ lations. th a t every s tu d e n t who anticipates moving at the end o f the first term should give notice to this effect in w riting to his present rooming house proprietor. is advisable I t taken p a r ts Alone Harkness has taken part in plays of the Dramatic Club of North Texas S tate Teachers Col­ lege. H en ry F ullerton, a member of the cast, has had membership in the Merryville College Players and the C urtain Club. Carrol Lusk plays has sponsored by the Red Dragon Players and the Frivolty Players, local organizations. Horton Smith, a fo rm e r mem ber is of the Red Dragon Players, also a m ember of the Curtain Club. Smith has had a p a r t in “ The P lay’s the T hing.” d ram atics the in Mrs. W illie L. K ennedy a n d Murray II. Fly are assisting with the direction of the production. Both Mrs. K ennedy and Fly have had experience in play directing. Maurice Reed has been a member of both the Red D ragon Players and the F rivolty Players. “ Holiday” is being presented as one of the offerings on the sum ­ m er e n te rta in m e n t program . The prices for the show will be 50 cents w ithout the activity ticket. Ticket holders will be adm itted without additional charges. ----------------- o----------------- - June O il R o y a lties $97,544.97 Oil royalties brough t the Uni- i vers ity the i month of J u n e according to fig- the General ! ures released from Land Office Saturday. The grand d u rin g I total is now $15,360,722.75. The total received for J u n e is S p e c i a l R e g u l a t i o n , a upon S tu dents in the dorm itory will j be governed by the general r e g ­ ulations of the University. Special regulations will also apply to the residents. P erm its for the use of a radio and electric fan will be g ran te d $1 monthly charge. No cooking, firearm s, or „ xp!, •ives will be perm itted in the building. F re e telephone service vvill be provided from 8 o’elock to IO o’clock, but a pay telephone will be located on the firs t floor in Unit A for use in other hours. Over-night r e ­ quired to pay 25 cents for lodg­ ing upon application to the m a n ­ ager. Light globes will be f u r ­ nished. During office hour^ mail will be given out at the m a n a g e r ’s office, but mail boxes with com­ bination locks will be provided at the o ffice; the m a n age r will de- (C ontinued From Page Two) guests will be C om m erce T ea ch ers M eet T o n ig h t, 7 :3 0 E n t r a n c e b y C o n c o u r s e is this B arton, USE I OF S T A T E RESOURCES I? was with The building, to Dr. A. Anderson The m a jo r problem of the State I A ustin; Donald (' the conservation of geologist, Houston; MAJOR PROBLEM, S A Y S COX j of Texas its n a tu ra l resources and their most economical method of d e ­ velopment, according R. Cox, direc to r of the Univer- s e y of Texas Bureau of Business Research, mind th a t the bureau some week' It is the purpose of the union building com m ittee to make the Auditorium available for as many purposes as possible. Accordingly, the first 700 seats on the main oil floor will be moveable and may John A. Nor­ be arran g e d to serve as a large ris, S ta te Board of W a te r En- classroom or lecture hall. A move­ gineers, A ustin; W. L. Clayton, able platform will be c o n d u c te d Clayton Cotton Com­ fo r use in f ro n t of the stage in pany, H ouston; John T. O rt, Hal­ las; Wallace E . P rh tt, Humble the orchestra pit. Outside light­ in Oil and Refining Company, Hous­ ing and ventilation will he u til­ ized for daytim e programs while ton; H. J. S tru th , Oil Weekly, artificial lichting and conditioned a!anning C on fere nce.” the c o r k in g ou t of a plan Longleaf Lum ber Company, Trin- ity; H a r ry G, Black, Texa* Wire and Nail M a n u fa ctu rin g Com- Pa ny, Dallas; IL G. S taffo rd , vice president, Missouri Pacific Rail­ road. H ouston; W. K. Talbot, m anaging director. S outhw estern Development Company, Dallas; F rank M. S urface, assistant di­ rector, United States Bureau of to j F oreign and Domestic Com merce; , Leopold Mayer, credit manager, Foley B rothe ls, H ouston; Erie Racey, Ti acy-Lock e-Dawson, Inc., Dallas; A. B. Conner, Texas aissance style, will conform to the tat0 in Ifor c a r r y inkr on this conservation general type of arc h itec tu re use Th* in other modern s tr u c tu re s and development program . on the campus. Designed by R. L. proceeding* o f that meeting have White now been compiled and issued in I m onograph form by the bureau, tect, [printing in full the papers which were presented a t the meeting. the proceedings are | Copies of now available interested persons a t a nominal charge cover the prin tin g costs. P a r t i c i p a n t * L u t e d .speakers on o f the conference H a v e P ictu re M ade ---------- The entire S um m er Texan s ta f f | ISO be present U niversity resident archi- the building has th re e en- has been requested in B. Hall 122 Friday a ftern o o n T h . n ° H ° ’Clv k' f'T! ,C'">P"r “ l r " ? " ' " * i n c Dallas N ew s will he present ; trial and commercial to ta k e a picture of the ntaff. Mr O. Siecke. S tate fore ste r. College ,“ nd leaders: E. C ollege Station- A T K A Hue,he! the program t h e (C ontinued F io m P age Two) in Spanish Ren included to all facili- The la. to The third m eeting of the co m ­ teachers atten d in g sum ­ mercial mer school will be held W ednes­ day night at 7 ;30 o’clock in Wrag- gener Hall 216. The discussion will center around the subjects of business >horthand and indus- A * r f c . l t « » l E xperim ent Station, j training. Miss Irm a Deane Fowler, , ••••romemal sup" rvl*or < Hoi i o „ , ' ,1 i t r n a . i -ant ju n io r r ' ‘f •* f ^1 • F r i d a y D ecrea se In dicated T e x a n W ork ers T o $1.2551*.88 than when the U niversity les, fo r May Cooper s a y , that he woald like to S tation; Carl H. 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G R A D U A T E R E T U R N S H A R R Y M I L L E R B A C K D a n ie l M o n ta lb a , w ho g r a d u ­ a te d fr o m th o U n iv e rs ity in J u n e w ith a b a c h e l o r of b u sin e ss a d ­ m in is tr a t io n d e g r e e , has r e t u r n e d to A u s tin a f t e r a visit w ith his m o t h e r , M rs, C a r m e n V illa rre a l H a ^ r y Miller, a s t u d e n t in t h e U n i v e r s i t y th e f i r s t s e m e s te r o f th e p a s t y e a r a n d a member of f r a t e r n i t y , S ig m a A lp h a E p silo n ha- r e t u r n e d f r o m a t r i p to China a n d o t h e r fo re ig n c o u n t r i e s to his M o n ta lb a , in S an A nto nio . h o m e in C o r p u s C h ris ti. WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1932 /■ I — to d a y I ^ N E W M O R A L S F O R O L D ” — R o b e r t Y o u n g , M a r g a r e t P e r r y , L ew is S to n e , M y r n a th r o u g h F r i d a y . Loy, “ R e d H e a d e d W o m a n , ” J e a n H arlo w , C h e s te r M o rris, L eila H y a m s, Lewis S to n e , S a t u r d a y t h r o u g h T u e s d a y . A t th e P a r a m o u n t . T H E S T R A N G E L O V E O F M O L L Y L O U V A I N ” — A nn D v o rak , L ee T r a c y , R ic h a rd t o ­ C ro m w e ll, G uy K ib bee , d a y t h r o u g h F r i d a y . “ W e e k .loan B e n n e t t , E n d s O n ly ,” J o h n H allid a y , B en L yo n, S a t u r d a y J o h n th e th r o u g h H an cock . T u e s d a y . A t A rle d g e , t o d a y ‘B A D C O M P A N Y ” — H e l e n T w elvetreC s, o n l y . ‘‘S h a n g h a i E x p r e s s ,” M a r ­ le n e D ietrich* Clive B ro o k T h u r s d a y a n d F r i d a y . ‘‘A re L i s t e n i n g ? ” W illiam Y o u M o rle y , K a rle n H ain es, M adg e E v a n s , S a t u r d a y only. “ T o n ig h t o r N e v e r ,” G lo ria S w a n so n , S u n d a y a n d M o n ­ d ay . At th e T ex a s. Opening T oday F O R O L D ,” "KTEW M O R A L S I™ film iz a tio n of th e J o h n V a n I S r u t e n L ondon a n d N ew Y o rk ! jta g e success, “ A f t e r A ll,” will >egin a th r e e d a y s e n g a g e m e n t at to d a y , th'* P a r a m o u n t T h e a t e r i e b e r t Y o u n g , w ho r e c e n t l y toured a n o u t s t a n d i n g hit in “ T h e Vet P a r a d e , ” also p re v io u sly in ‘T h e Sin o f M ad elon C l a u d e ! , ” t a ; th e l e a d i n g m a l e ro le , w ith M argaret P e r r y , th e ^W m jw ay p ro d u c t io n , p la y i n g op- ) O s i t e h i m in h e r o rig in al s t a g e j ole. T h e p lay is a d r a m a o f mod- i rn fa m il y life, d e p ic t in g th e c o n ­ an d flict b e tw e e n th e l o u n g e r g e n e r a t i o n s : son Wants to fo r s a k e his f a t h e r ' s w a ll­ o p e r business an d be an a r t i s t ; ho d a u g h t e r is in love w ith a m a r ­ ried m an. L ew is L a u r a J o p e C rew s, a n d M y r n a L o y a r e n i t e r s seen. o ld e r th e S to n e, s t a r o f * * * M O L LY L O C V A I N ,” rH E S T R A N G E L O V E O F t e a m i n g together A n n D v o ra k a n d Lee Tracy, will be th e a t t r a c t i o n on n e H a n c o c k T h e a t e r s c r e e n lay t h r o u g h F r i d a y . T he s to ry i'­ ll' a good g irl to w hom comes the T o n g kind o f love f o r h er. On h e skids in th e b ig city, she m e e ts | to- '■ n e w s p a p e r r e p o r t e r , a n d t o ­ i n t e r e s t i n g f o r gether th e y w o rk out a p lan f o r j them- I lie f u t u r e elv e s as well, it is said, a s foi I iud iences of th e p ic tu re . M any t a r s a r e h e ra ld e d , som e falsely. bin e t r u l y . Mis.- D v o r a k ’s b e r a k i ­ n g setons t r u t h . Mr. to p ro m ise r a c y w as th e o rig in a l sta g e H ildy P a g e . ” o h n s o n of “ T h e F r o n t lince th e n he ha. c r e a t e d a fav- r a b l e im p re s s io n in se v e r a l film oles. Also in th e c a s t a r e Rich- ird C r unwell, L eslie F e n t o n , an d l u y K ibbee. t h e y come ^ AI) C O M P A N Y ,” to be at the ^ T e x a s T h e a t e r to d a y only, as P h o to p la y , N o v e m b e r, i‘i-n b y C o m p a n y ’ RKO- M I : “ ‘Bad p t h e . A nd still l o r e g a n g s t e r p ictu re s. T h e b ig ti. a seem - to be to ta k e th- sa m e k l m a c h i n e - g u n n y go in g s -o n an d pi'cad th em o v e r som e n e w plot riffle. T h e ‘d i f f e r e n t ’ a n g le in hi that H elen T w elv e- r e e s ’ b r o t h e r a n d s w e e th e a r t a re loth g a n g s t e r s , a n a she d o e s n ’t Mow it u n til th e -h o o tin g rn g n . s w e e t h e a r t ’s ■ s t a r t s w h en h e r 4 ThHfc^io- w a n ts H elen f o r him- on e is elf, so the jo lly old g a n g c u s t o m j f p u ttin g - o n - th e - s p o t s t a r t s . ‘Bad • un pa n y ’ s t a n d s a bo ve th e ruck if g a n g stories b e c a u se of th e fine luting, w ith a n d Ricardo C o rte z ta k i n g the h o n o r-. Tau m a y th in k th a t C o rte z steals h e p ictu re- w hich to ie a C o rtez h a b it. J o h n G a rri c k rid A r t h u r S to m e d e s e r v e a p ­ p u l s e . ” T w e h r e tre e s is g e t t i n g — 0 ------------------ Mai* F a u st, D elta K a p p a F u s i­ in San th e w e e k -e n d on, s p e n t Antonio. S ig m a E p silo n o f K a p p a D elta th e p le d g in g o f Kila m n o u n e e s n iller of E den. I ; — H a n c o c k l l a rn. to O F I p.m . L O G N ow S h ow in g The Strange Love of M olly Louvain” It sh ow s what the w ronr kind of love can do to the r ic h t kind of girl. with A n n D vorak Lee T racy — P I U S — Fen News Com edy Cartoon A nn D v orak , in “ T h e S t r a n g e L o v e o f M olly L o u v a in ,” a t th e H an co ck. P e r r y , M a r g a r e t “ Now" M orals f o r O ld ,” a t th e P a r a ­ m o u n t. in M a r le n e D ie tr ic h , in “ S h a n g ­ hai E x p r e s s ,” to be a t th e T e x a s T h u r s d a y a n d F rid a y . S T U D E N T S IN W E D D IN G E li z a b e th T e r r e l l a n d M a r y W a lth a ll, f o r m e r s t u d e n t s in th e r e c e n t ly m e m ­ U n iv e r s ity , w e r e b e r s o f t h e w e d d in g p a r t y of M r-. M ilton V a n c e S p e n c e r o f San A n t o n i o , w ho b e f o r e h e r m a r ­ ria g e W e d n e s d a y n ig h t , w a s D o r­ o th y Hi.inner o f S an A n to n io . * * •* M ildred R o b e r ts th e w eek -en d a t h e r h o m e in Hills­ b o r o as th e g u e s t o f h e r p a r e n t s . s p e n t R. C. I iu s -e ll is visitin g a t th e T e ja s h ouse. M uriel Canikin o f B e a u m o n t , - p e n t th e w e e k -e n d a t G ra c e H all as th e g u e s t of M a x in e 'Prink. t Lure N a b o r s an d H e r b e r t G r e e n , s t u d e n t s d u r i n g long th e te r m , flew h e re fr o m W aco f o r a visit. TEXAS NOW H elen T w e lv e tr e e s B A D C O M P A N Y ” THE CAMPUS B u B E L L E B O R D O S K Y Carl Recknagel and P e g g y Spence M a r r y W e d n e s d a y Morning in W e d d i n g rites o f th e E p isco p al C h u rc h w e r e read by th e Rev. D u ­ bose M u r p h y , r e c t o r o f th e C hrist C h u r c h o f T y le r, f o r th o m a r r i a g e o f S pen ce, d a u g h t e r o f Mr. a n d M rs. R o b e r t E . S p e n c e , R e c k n a g e l, W e d n e s d a y m o r n in g , J u n e 29, a t IO o ’clock. to L i e u t e n a n t Carl E li z a b e t h P e g g y Mrs. R e c k n a g e l is a D e lta D e lta D e lta at the U n iv e r s ity , a m e m ­ b e r o f th e s t a f f s o f th e T e x a n S co ttis h a n d t h e t h e S a r d i n e , R ite D o r m i to r y a n n u a l , a a n d m e m b e r o f the G ir l s ’ G lee C lub a n d o f C a p a n d G o w n . She c a m e to th e U n iv e rs ity f r o m T e x a s A. » W k r o o m s , G I R L S : L o v e l y I.. f u r n i - t . i re — Brauti fu I e ort*t n its of r u g s, i, d .thin g nicer or m ore rea- 2 0 0 W . 1 7 t h . in a c t i v e room s o n c a tn - .si ■ " A c r o s s b cd -. S , rn m a r f r o m b a t h — s h o w e r r a t e s . P h o n e 838 7. W I V U L I Y ' o h . T w o W h o m n Ria es i i ph m e 4-1 >. r e d u c e d VV O M I N S 2 S U - c o m f o r t a b l e ti- r g r a d u a t e o r m a t ' i r e w o m e a . a t t r a c t i v e C L U B . f o r s e c o n d t e r m . G a r a g e W A N T E D ■A \ N : KU h " . s e im P h o n e S2 17. f o r l a s t B oi te in t o r c a r e f o r f u r n i s h e d t e r m o f s u m m e r s e * - s t a d e a t a n d p a r e n t s . TUI. SU M M ER T E X A N BUSINESS DIRECTORY I Eii. iimtw!3i 'iiifiiiim»i)ii?;ii!iiiiimiitniwimffln»;HHiinit!irmmifl^ PLUMBING ing . or h e a t e r s , '■ AA N r e p * r s . #1 s n i p i n g lawn m o w e r s , anat w a t e r s h a r p e n ­ .. .if de ti ho- •* a n d r e p a ir s , r e f r i g e r a t ­ l i n t L a v a c a , ph on e 674$. . . p a i r e d , RE CORDS A N. W R K C O K D A t o d a y . I t ’s c a l l e d " S h a r i n g ” i t I . o v a w h A' rn i a n d **W t h B u m m e r C o m i n g 1 - G u y L o m b a r d o a n d h i s K o i a l O n ' at .-. It. R e e d M u s i c Co ., 8 0 5 at. Co ng re s s *. s h o u l d h e a r ( M y J . TAXI SERVICE” S T A T I O N , U A L L 4 , 1 7 k : U N I V . 8 7 2 4 , P r o m p t , c o m p l e t e TY PING t i > c a l l e d t y p i n g : T h e m e s , le tte rs . e t . K en c o n a b l e p r i c e s . All w o r k g u e r ­ r e f o r a u d d e l i v e r e d . C a r ! W i i o n . 2'n.)7 P e a r l . P h o n e 2-026 4. t h e m e - P r i c e s 1‘Y Ph . W R I T I N G th* s: w o r k M r s . J . M W a s h a m . I, St P h o n e 2 - 4 5 74. I A I T , M A R I K B O G / K a t 4 5 9 0 a n i TC* K a -I r i g h t o n w a n t ex not t t y p i n g d o n e . H a t e i f y o u t l a i t I pono und uc a c a r b o n , - . - I , . | .i- , es a u d h a t s . .o f, t.n ' C O N G R E S S D I M E T A X I . c a r r y ran-, c. D o n ' t __r u n a n y r i s k . s<* rv ie f . O u r c a r in - Si I i ' lith Tele - NY PKK I" th e -ia T R AV E L i - b u r . , vp e n »e o n o-.t-r la n - b u r . C i t e r n la t h e U U r p a r t o t o C a l i f o r n i a t o Vt I L L I N G j t r i p J u l y . P h o n e D U K , I . i v e a t t h e A c a c i a H o u s e t h i s m i ­ n t e r C o o l r o o m s , s h o w e r s , al e. p i n g p o r c h e . C o n g e n i a l gtrottp. b i o W e s t 24 Phone S?88 L A E N D R V ' I IM N T K V T U S HOME LAUNDRY I l l P H O N E S T O Z RADIOS FOR RENT C ab in et or T a b le M o d e ls T EXAS B o o k S t o r e W e D eliv er and Install P h one 7 0 0 0 Classified Ad A N N O U N C E M E N T S HAI K-P«ICE SALE on all boxed run- d ies, including Louis Sherry and Sar- rotti. One fourth off on other randy, Ye Qualitye Shoppe. IHM Colorado Sc BOARD AND R OOM GR AC E HALL large, cool rooms, ten dollars O ffers month. One, ttonal. Bed and _ T e l e p h o n e 2 ~ 4 1 1 4 o r 8 0 1 0 i op furnished three meals linen* two, or table A P T Q 1 f u r n i s h e d o r U N F U R N I S H E D DNL BLOCK west o f Uni versity. rooms eon pletely furnished for h 'I wo I .a r ce so u th e a st sleep in g porch f . i .OO, 2 20 ti -V' oo.t .'-o’! j k eeping . a c e. Dial SIO**. N I C K al tit > ti .lit, urge room N e e l . C O O L t h r c e - r o . o , , Large Kitchen. Al-o loci a mu. I i n v n o ut P h o n e S t OO. A V A I L A B L E J U L Y r o t n i s h e d a p a r t f u r ­ r o o m s a n d h a t h . 2 p o r c h e s , w a t e r f u r n i s h e d . B r i c e $27 .SO a month. Phono 2-138 I , b e a u t i f u l l y I S O U T H R A S T b . i .a , - a . Summer rates. Also room with shower. for h t ' lr.., rn .bed R O O M A N D B O A KD f o r b o y s — t a r g e , I cool rooms with sleeping porch. Half SB A It I MKN , f c a m p u s . b lo c k ROOM A NI) Bt i A RD p a r m o n t h . Cool 'Join: S p e e d w a y . j ’ for hoys *22 jib hmm. r o o m * w i t h s m i t h j W h i t ) K: T w o a t I 2 0 . . , r o o lr • l i c k C O O L N -ar c M>l“ I Ut 'I! M: hon' I m I. cr nu , I on. HMH) Howl - h o w . r b a l ti A O M I N app conv en I 2 We i'm T H E S U M M E R T E X A N Karnrath, ! Having as ----------- w eek o f Ju ly 5 through July l l in Home E con om ics B uilding 33. its background a Fireworks Display July 4 Theme Is Washington’s Life A m on g the pieces which have been obtained are products from a German pottery in Munich and in a piece from an art school Full D ay Program Includes Nuremburg. R oseville and Van Briggle groups are also included in the collection. T hese groups are products o f potteries in Cincin- nato, Zanesville, Ohio, and Colo- iado Springs, respectively. Other pieces have been obtained f r o m Sophia N ew com b in N ew Orleans, Mississippi, and some pieces from both Old and N ew Mexico. Gouda p ottery from Holland, rare pieces of W edgew ood, and Ja pa n ese and Chinese work, and pieces from an Italian modern collection will be shown. em phasizing . patriotic I the life o f George W ashington a3 i t a b - I ’ exem plified leaux rep resen tin g various out- ; standing in cidents in his life , the j and (annual Fourth o f J u ly celebration spon­ s o r e d by the American Legion was j held d a y night. During in Memorial Stadium Mon­ nu m erous fireworks program, the day display by Ex Writes Book As Hygiene Text Ella W hite and A. & M. Teacher A uthors Kila Gertrude White, ex-stu- dent o f the U n iversity, is co-au- j thor o f a textbook on com m u n ity j h yg ien e which has just been pub­ is the title o f lished by Harper arx! Brothers. “ H yg ien e o f C ommunity, School, and H om e” the book, and the other author is Er­ nest VV. Steel, professor o f m un ­ icipal and sanitary en g in eerin g at T exas A. & M. College. the child and m a te rn ity h y gien e to health legislation in regard to industry. The book arranged primarily as a te x tb o o k in college health courses. is ---------------- o--------------- Keeton T eaches On Law School Faculty Ira P. Hildebrand, (lean o f the School o f Law in the U niversity, has announced P age Keeton will fill the place le ft va­ can t on the law faculty by Msa­ tin White. tha,, W. the U n iv ersity Mr, Keeton received his bache­ lor o f arts and bachelor o f laws d egr ee from in 1931, with the highest honors in his cia.*-- for years. Mr. th re e Keeton will teach tw o section s in Torts and Common Law Pleading. Mr. White has received one of the scholarships o ffe red by Har- WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1952 Dr. Harper’s Mother Succum bs Thursday F uneral services w ere held S u n - ^ ’'^ day for Mrs. John L. Holland in Booneville, Mo. Mrs. Holland was the mother o f Dr. IL VV. Harper, dean o f the Graduate School. Jr., accom panied Dr. Harper le f t Austin T hurs­ day for B ooneville. Dr. H. W. the Harper, body o f Mrs. Holland from S p rin g ­ field, where she died, to B o o n e­ ville. Mrs. Holland w a s sponsor and leader o f a large number of philanthropic organizations. Mrs. Holland was 94 y ears cid. S H E L B Y AT OHIO T hom as H. Shelb y, professor o f educational administration a n d dean o f the Division of E xtension, is teach in g at the U niversity o f Ohio for the tw o sum mer terms. t w o Dean S helby is tea ch in g courses, school adm inistration, and extracurricular activities. --------------- o--------------- Morris S. Jenn in gs, a sum m er stu d en t in the School o f Business Administration, has been vvisiting in San Antonio. Miss White, who is employed by the S tate health d epartm ent, I gathered much o f the material which is incorporated in her part several o f the book during the y e a r s she h as worked in th is de- vard U niv ersity n e xt year. p artm ent. courses U niversity in 1927 and 1928. information and She took journalism at graduate t h e w as a visitor here T uesday. P o e t i c a l -o- in Milford Lloyd, form er student, Jack Todd spent the w eek-end at his home in Corpus Christi. picnics ands ! track m eets filled the program a t) Barton Springs while a b a rb ecu e] crvod to fin Uh up the- d a y ’s ac- j tivities. A daylight fireworks dis- j play under the direction o f Jack I ; Compton who a b o had charge of the night display at the stadium. was presented at Barton Springs during the aftern oon . The “ Governors B and ” of One Infan try in v Hundred consisting mostly o f stu den ts Forty-Third , , - attack w i t h ! the U n iversity and directed b y V . Kuhn, played at the stadium < ntertainment. E x -stu d e n ts’ T h esis U s e d in A u stra lia Miss Greta Oppe, 1921 gradu ­ took a te o f the U n iversity who a m aste r’s degree at N e w York U niversity, received word r ecen tly that her thesis, “ The S ta tu s of Chemistry T ea ch in g in Secondary Schools o f T e x a s ” has been c o n ­ sidered at length in the prepara­ tion o f a stud y o f the teach in g of chem istry secondary schools o f New South VV ales with especial r e fe r e n c e to tea ch in g the subject in the United States. the in Miss O ppe’s thesis w a s pub­ lished tw o ye ars ago in the Jou r­ nal o f C hemical Education. It was com parative used later study o f teaching in Australia and j the United S tates. Miss Oppe is a teacher in Ball High School of Galveston. the in — ............... o ........- ...... . S tu d e n ts P repare P o tte r y D isp la y F olk lore S o c ie ty Invites M em b ersh ip the presen t date. The T exas Folklore S ociety is p utting on a campaign for mem­ bership at In connection with the mem bership drive, J. Frank Dobie, president of the society, stated that all pub­ lications of the T ex a s Folklore S ociety are being displayed on floor of Waggoner the ground Hall the com ing Thursday, Fri­ day, and Saturday. group The annual publication of the is now T exa s Folklore ready to go to the printer, Mr. Dobie reported. “ B a isa n a ,” m ean ­ ing roadrunner, will be the name o f the publication this year. ©--------------- B e g in n in g E c o n o m ics C ou rses C o m b in ed 31 2 E conom ics introduction l l , an to economics, will be consolid ated and 313 with E conomics .starting this according to fall, m em bers o f the fa cu lty o f the de­ partm ent o f economics. Instead of o ff e r in g three elem en tary courses in econom ics as has been the c u s­ tom fo r the past several years, courses, or a y ea r’s only work will be given in the sub­ jects, econom ics 3 1 2 and 313. tw o R f . - . . aFVE! f i t y o u L e t u* p r o p e r g l a s s e s i n s t u d y i n g . w i t h t h e f o r c o m f o r t A . B U R S T Y N O P T O M E T R I S T 6 1 8 !2 C O N G R E S S in in­ stru ction s essential to the e f f i c ­ ient m a intainence of proper pub­ lic health standards are combined with a com prehensive treatm en t the of com m u n ity hy gien e book. Two chapters are given over to a discussion o f in sects and rats and m e th o d s o f the spread of disease by them. A n ­ other chapter an aly zes the com ­ mon im purities found in com m un­ ity drinking w ater and gives su g ­ gestion s for the elimination of these impurities. Material treated in the other chapters r an ge s from check in g PK A t PK [SANDWICH s h o p ] A il K inds of D elicio u s S alad s P K S a n d w ic h S h o p s, Inc. No. No. -O p p o s ite D ris k ill -O p p o site C a m p u s Steer Ace Downed In Tennis Meet by Champ A fter stag in g the b iggest upset o f the tournament to down Keith Git dhill, 1931 national in tercollegiate champion and eighth ranking player o f the nation, fi t, 9-7, in the quarter-finals, Karl Steer ace, lost in nil night sets to Samuel IL Gilpin, holder of the Eastern states title, in the sem i-fin als of the Atlantic City, N. J. , tournam ent last Friday, Kamrath wa badly o f f form, and hrs «t- O . tors made hi the victory e asy , „ . , I With Mexican S n l l t Rill for O t O c i S s J J J I I l L U U Another T exan who fell in the ; sem i-finals was Martin B uxby, the fiery little Texan, who forced limit b efore C liff Sutter to the ho lost the mats h. Buxby won the f ir s e se t 8-6, but the in t erco lle g i­ ate champion won the n e x t tw o sets by 6-3 count, Buxby won his from S ter ­ quarter-finals match ling Williams, Texas captain-elect, 6-1, 6-3. Allan Key, the fourth man on the T exas team , w a s el iminaJed in the second round. lost Kamrath and Williams Team W in n i n g th e g a m e S u n d a y , 3-1, an d sp littin g even in th e twin hill .Monday, I ru le Billy Disch and his as Longhorn series v ic to rs in the three gam* with the Mexico Nationals. Urie g a m e s w e re p layed on Tech field in San Antonio. em erged all-stars 1931 , in Dutch scored one t h o Stanford two hits and led the h itting form er B aum garten, L o n g h o rn a t h l e te , w as a big fa c­ tor in th e f i r s t g a m e , H e d o u b led account in the eighth inning to for tho w inning tun. Minton White, co-captain of the t e a m , in the doubles finals to Gledhill and Joe Goughlin o f Stanford. The Texan team lost to the sam e com­ in tercollegiate the bination team going m e e t , on to win the doubles champion-1 j)jst.^nien's runs. ship. The T e xa s team entered tho I finals by virtue of their victory over C liff and Ed S u itor o f Tu- lane, 10-8, 7-4. B uxby paired with hurled for the all-stars, and he set the opposition down with four Raft ie*. gam e Monday, In Pena, the N ats hurler, held the The T exa ns started play Mon­ all-stars to three runs and seven d ay in the annual tenn is tourna- hits team i ment sponsored by the Minneap­ their only game. Baurngarten led com­ olis junior association the h ittin g attack for the Disch- merce, John Hennessey, form er men. Derden VV'of ford, Austin member of the Davis cup team, high school a< e, h eld the Mexican will defend his title. John Me.Diar- - lu g g ers to six hits in the night- mid, former F. C. U. star, is also i c a p w jjile his m ates were pound­ e n te r e d . of the L e fty W e b b ; Gilpin lost in the second round. the Mexican to give first the o f ing th e opposing pitcher fo r ten four runs. The all­ bingies ami stars scored early played and good d efen siv e ball throughout to give W offord a shut-out. CZECH C LU B MEETS stud y hall at T h e Czech Club will hold a reg ­ ular m eeting Friday night, J uly H, in the girls’ 7.30 o clock, Frances Kamas, Czech re­ porter stated. A musical program given as en tertain m ent will be for the members and guests. Vis­ itors are alw ays w elcom e to at­ tend the m eetin gs o f the Czech Club, Miss Kamas said. Miss Alice Archer, secretary o ff ic e , resigned the athletic at early last wack. Willie Nowlin, U n iver sity the week-end spent St II­ JI! dent, Waco. Postponed an d - (Continued from Page One) passage o f the exam ination with at least a grade o f “ C.” T he term grade then becomes a “ D .M A stu­ dent who fa ils to pass a condition examination fo r fe its thereb y the right to ask for another exa m in a ­ tion in that subject and must take the se m ester’s work over in order to obtain credit for it. In order to pass an advanced standing e x ­ amination a grade o f at least “ B ” must be made. Just In Time For- Martha Mayhew, Zeta Tau A l ­ pha o f Dallas, arrived in A u s- tin Monday to visit Helen Rom­ berg. Nevada Blackburn i the Kappa Delta hous -it ing A rranging a pottery exhibit, a com m itte* o f students from tho.) division o f art in the d epartm ent j of home econom ics will place on | display p ieces o f pottery collected ; from Germ any, Mexico, Holland, Japan, and China, beg in n in g th e ] l l 2 0 . QU AD ALU PE C S P O R T C S"nT O A N N U A L COOL-OFF O f C orrectly Styled Swim Suits For Women and Men! 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W e r e t o $ 5 . 9 5 . $ 1 . 9 8 Novelty Crepe T urbana $ 1 . 9 8 W h i t e , b r o w n , S e c o n d f l o o r . b l a c k , n a v y . V a r i e t y o f c o l o r s a n d m a t e r i a l s . t j t &M.Scarbroegh:& Sons Clear, S p a r k lin g D rin k s to R efresh Y o u T h e s e H o t S u m m e r D a y s H O M E i D R U G C O M P A N Y SPORT SHOTS By W ILBUR E V A N S Summer Sport* Staff for the past E r a ^ t Any* Roy, co-captain* elec t of the 1932 football team, is now playing amateur baseball with a team in Amarillo, R o y for has been unanimous choice an outfield post on the all-con* feren ce nine two years. He will also captain t h e baseball team next year. R oy will to be in Lubbock from July 11 July 22 to attend the Texas Tech coaching school. He will assist Coach Clyde Littlefield in the lab­ oratory work that will accompany the lectures given by Coach Lit­ tlefield on his five man line de­ fense and eff e c tiv e de­ fenses. other Although R oy is recognized an it an excellent baseball player, is not in this field that he is be­ coming prominent in the wot Id of sports. For the past two seasons he has been the unanimous choice at fullback on the All-Southwest mythical eleven. He a b o received lo t year for honorable mention All-American. He will play his last, season this fall and will be battling an All-American berth. He was a sensation during his sophomore year, but injuries handicapped any chance o f im­ provement last year. for o f is a editor The follow in g is what Jinx Tucker, sports the Waco News-Tribune, has to nay of R o y’s ability: “ L. T. w a n t' to know if we think Ernie Roy of Texas is a better football player than Jack Frye of Rice. That, to us, seem s an absurd question. It is like comparing a milch cow to a race horse. Free pretty good backfield man, not a se n ­ sation, by any means, yet prom i s - 1 ing. Say what you will, Ernie is one o f the g r e a t e s t all- R oy around backfield men in the his­ tory o f T exas University. Frye J was not the best back Rice had last year. We doubt if he will be n ext year, and Rice in all her history has not had a backfield man with the all-around q u alifi­ cations that Roy has. If Roy can reach the peak of his game next fall he might make the A ll-A m er­ ican. Injuries handicapped hi e f ­ fo rts last year, but last year he was a junior. Somehow or other it is unusually d iffic u lt for a junior to star in college, and a junior team seldom gets anyw here. Soph­ omore teams that promise much o ften flivver in their junior year, only to come back as tough as a boot as seniors.” We agree with Tucker, and if wh at he says about a (senior team means anything, then Texas might come back to win another cham­ pionship. The T exas team will be composed alm ost wholly o f sen ­ iors. Two backfield positions, cen­ ter, one guard, and one end posi­ by tion will probably be taken juniors and sophomores. Rice and T. C. U. will also boast o f strong senior teams. Tucker adds: “ You can w rite a ticket now to the that T exas will be the team to beat on the gridiron of S ou th w est the Conference next fall.” e f f e c t For the Pick-ups on the Olympics in history fir.-t time China will be represented in the international Olympiad. T h ey will Bend a sprinter and a middle (ii - tance runner— Finland will send three brothers, Matti, Akilles, and Kalle Jarvinen. Their father won the discus throw at the Olympics in Athens in 1996. A killes was given the Grecian name in honor o f this event. For the first time in the history of the Olympics, a included in football game will b< the bill-of-fare. The United .States is expected to be the overw helm ­ in g victor in the da he- and mid- d le-distanc«-.— The flag used fur th e games has an arrangement of fiv e eiffel* on white or neutral background. The blue circle rep­ r e se n t s E u r o p e ; the black Africa, th e Red America; the yellow Asia; and the Green Australia. Only one letterman will report fo r cen ter this year on the 1932 fo o tb a ll team , and there will be* o n ly three others to take a fling at the p ivo t work. Bill Smith, a ju n io r letterm an , will probably do m o st o f th e centering, but Charles is a great pros­ C oats of W aco b e s t p e c t. He w as one of the linem en on the Frosh team last y e a r and w ith abo u t th irty pounds additional w eigh t, he promises to be a gr ea t center. C oates remind th e w rite r a g r e a t deal o f Mac B u rn ett, w ho starred fo r Varsity in 1928. J im m y McClain o f G reen ­ ville, John M uncey of F ort Worth, and E dw in Graham o f Graham, a r e other ca n d id a tes w h o will see ft g r e a t deal o f service.